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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-05

DR.4JTS THIS DAE
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 81 for 1882.
To be drawn in few York on Wednesday, Septs
4 Capital Prizes of $4,000 each.
Tickets IS, halves 2 so; quarters US.
To be had in variety of numbersof
=. 0ONSE,
Lottery e Exchange Broker. alexandria.
Drawing of Virginia Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, No
IL for 1882:
81 So Is IS l6 So IS 81
or Half Ticket Nos 4 % So. prize Of $1,000, was
sold ut CORsE's to gentleman in Alexandra
DR.4W'S THIS Dry
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 81 for 1882.
Will be drawn in the City OF New York on "Wednesday
September
Cdpitat Prizes Of 100000!
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quartersl IS.
To be had in a variety Of numbersat
=. Il. N-xzx.E,S
Lottery Office Royal 81 Get.
~ Orders from the country specially attended to.
Sugars, Coffee, Molasses. &c.
Oo Hogsheads1 Orleans, Porto Rico and St. Croix
~ 40 barrels Sugars
q boxes white Havana do
81 barrels and boxes loaf and lump do
1870 bags Rio, Lagura and Java Coffee
IS hhls Orleans and English island Molasses
, 90 s bafrel. copper distilled wh'skey
S puncheons old jamaica Rum
IS hhds New England do
ITO chests, hall chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial. Tyson and Young Hyson Teas. Lew
ISIS cargo
100 900 los choice Bacon our own curing
so 600 lbs yellow and Brown Soap
50 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles
For sale by SAM'L. d. LARMoUR & Co.
Haltimore Whiskey.
3 s1 hsrrs,, and copper distilled whskey
Now landing from the steamer Columbia. and for
sale by WM. ID MUTT
Pork 81 Beef.
20 Is dc PRIME PRIME n.ei superior for ship stores
Landing and for sale by
sept4 WA. ID. MUTT.
St. Domingo Coffee
. G Bags Green St Domingo Coffee Of good quail
CO ", landing and for sale by
sept4 s. HESSERSWIIH
For phiiadelphia, via Canal.
SEg. The packet soop MILLER. ID. Teal, mas.
| &xZlter. will sail on Thursday. For freight apply
! on board, or to STEPHEN SHiNN,
sept4 Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-05
THE CHOLERA.
In the Board of Health Commissioners, ,

17s tHs 170HU q 11eus"s O0Hs"st00soHe70
BosroN, Aug. 81, 1882.
This Board announce to the public that case
of Malignant Cholera occurred, and terminated
fatally, this dav, at a house in the rear Of No.
l43 Ann street. The name Of the deceased is
Clarissa Newell; her age was so years, and the
time of her death 12 O'Clock at noon BY order
Of the Board, WIN. HAYDEN, Jr.
Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-05
WanteN immediately,

w ANtcN AWWeulat6ly,
VVNO work in the Cou milan Cotton Factory, about
Il twenty more Boys or Girls, and five more Fans
lies, with Children, from eight years old and upwards
and Carder aud one that work on the Stretching
and act as store.keeper 10 such rs understand the
business good wages will be given. Also, servant
to do house work, by the month year Apply til,
subscriber, living at the Factory, Four Mile Rum
Alexandra. GEO. ROBB.
II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-05

1t is constiatory fact, and one that is calcu-
lated to lessen the alarm which has prevailed in
regard to attacks of the prevailing Malignant
Cholera, that the physicians of every city in the
United States, in which it has made its appear
ance. concur in giving their assurance that it is
much within the control Of medical skill, as any
Of the other diseases which affect the human sys-
ten, if immediate application be made to re.
spectacle Physician when the first premonitory
symptoms of attack are experienced Care
should be especially taken by all persons to
whom this fact is known, to communicate it free
ly to that description of our population in their
immediate neishborhood who are most likely to
be uniformed.
We learn with much satisfaction that the Che
era mas nearly discontinued It's attacks on the
residents at the Aims House in Baltimore Coun
ty: not more than two or three cases have occur
red for several days past.--Bah Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-05


lera mas nearly discontinued It's attacks on the
residents at the Aims House in Baltimore Coun-
ty: not more than two or three cases have occur
red for several days past.--Balt. Gas.
Cholera IN Washington Ciy.-The fatality
Of this disease augments, it would appear, daily.
The Report of the Board of Health is confessed
" below the truth, from want of the means OF as
certainingit The disease is, however, pretty
much confined to one or two spots. There were
Yesterday two or three more deaths in the Square
we have already mentioned Southwest OF the
General Post Office; making mortality, within
week, of perhaps fifteen oatof population OF
not more than two hundred. With few excep'
tons, the victims are such as might be expected
to BE- the subjects of epidemic disease.
Report of Cholera cases by the Board Of Health,
for the last "a hours, ending noon on Monday:
Central Hospital.
New CASES.
G white men, incorporate, Pennsylva avenue
| colored man, do
Cid cases 9, new 8; dead 2.
WeSicrn Hospital.
NEW CASES, 9 colored men, intemper.: dead 2
Private Practice.
New CASES, 8 white women
8 do men
5 colored women
5 do men
3 white men, incorporate, working
on the Avenue
| colorcd men do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
THE ADDE'S

Doctor II1lc3 W. very p0rIsl to De soclci9 q
lade+, with whom he 9as generally ercat tlYo.
rte, aud kept up a continual correspondence with
several lIeczp.essed efant yaae fortbc general
character Of the sex. Twas ms opinion dat wa-
men generally meeh excel men in consistency, and
that they are less influenced by personal appearance
IA their ach,nents and he thought thy wooId
be- IN several respects, superior to men lilhey had
the same advantages Of education. lie dsliaod
sentimental young ladies' and sand he had made the
remark, that they had generally less refinement
than those who made no formal pretension 10 It
iBritigt lIqea- inc for Jun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
I'm nc A1.ag At Ent~rl4lui1s hfos.eise



H., ,,,,,,,, ,osa,t il, sy,r,, climate .,l .
i,.4oh..=5#.i..,..l lyhaat- ysa5,,,..- hes.t a.
ti, 4ti,,.,,,.,l tI,,., .....ae The
,s, ,, ,t.,., i,..,i. ,,,,.,,.,i ,.. ,f,i al, s,Iao
,,.s NJ ,li,naat dos irl4,d
oqa,son ,.I,1ti, c,,s,.,,. ....5.s
vim. ,I ,,,Jl, ,.,b ;nhli,,,.s ,.. ,,t.,,.#.3l
b,,,,...st .,6.;., M, Tho ,.,,,....r 1,...s5.,
tom Of fo,l th,, o.lj sustain lit. Where bowe,l1
tn ,,o,,,I,r, j., s;,,a,,,,, ii, l,.I, ,,,.1f.s i., T.,
,n1,l 20 tb.ir ci,oic. j., resnoct ,f c,,4 wheaton
hid ,.,i6 =, .,l,, ~, .y..,,,.,o c,I....,t.s tt
chief ,,,fsr,,, en-, san.,,l,,otioo
In to,n, il * E, e.,,,,,r.saI oval and y i,slazal
firstly IN certain rb,Gv sralte which arr, r,alIz
to be sep,rlted tioa it. and secondly In a l4eubf,.
naas tun,, which invests the seells l44eL more
closely Alon.-fhat .l.Iso fIf,e ram which while
the plant was GROWING WIS turned toward, the
rach.s. a .rovc NAV be observed At the base. ON
the eauD5ite or convex sid. l5f5 ~ sel4il gi1aH
p .otQbefmt Oval space, which indicates tI. asrm
or embryo of the future plant. and Maia. Is at
tins uuG covered by the TUNES. IHa vessels
whereby the grain. was attached To I'd a'1ur anil
tHou yh Whic,t It drew nourisaueut uHtr .t5 .a1-
turity, had their point Of attachment ut the basal
termination of tins pro,ub sfdncc. When the seed
Is perfectly ripe, the uHbcal vessels separate The
point of separation speedily heals IN the same
manner rs 4 posii5n OF Il decduoIs tree iteu
winch a injured leat has detached Itself, aoI The
gam may tael BE- easily tircshel out fiona the
chail IN winch It had lain bariodi sometimes. IN
decd, 1t sheds itself spontaneously.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20
,IerrP AND IFAcIlfB ASHES.

NJ. ooo11--.--I I0Vo oT9of10I N y00I p
per n,uaa said On the effects o. plaster F,omn1y
own experience, an much in fvos ef r'as'er.
use rom three to Goc tons yearly AL whsa !
apply ito COM which have dome for three yeas
past, NIX it with one haifIeaehld ashes, as they
are leached for common family use patItlnae@l
shovel and mix il well. then put one gil 10 The
hill Immediately after the first hoeing, and the same
thing over after the second hocng | have tried
the same quantity Of clear plaster, SIDE aud SIDE,
twice. and find the mixture oproduco the great
est effects Tbet@o Ingredients whom mixed, ap-
pear to produce much greater power Of attraction
NJ negbbors tried /, last season to great satsiac-
ton. and hereafter Use them mixed cvent the cost
,vere the same j. SPIECR.
tom Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

! To destroy ~ prospect 81 harvest tbs delicate
! batmoro raa.ijv growing species may he more con
! hlenly depended on for yielding rs increase.
/ some tamse. when thy perceive uat t,- seed
! they have own IN autumn fails All gazs OF IN
/ patch. amy aHloWafl causes. gte ae'ustou
! ID II r.e lf'nr wheat INTO t.e vacant sH#aes AMI
! W. 80 - plants appeat "oaa a.d Tan. t.
ts aI.Ni.3 - uniform 3 ri tIe efop is Restored
and II the oaaf3tIsH mas aat b.onaeaYedbeyoa tie
lbesHHueo. Apr'ae ~raag .gHee, VII. be mAta.
"a y feat9 for the sickle At the sama time with TIN
c1...sc so@a f'aat, Tin a.zttHs oil 4r..u j, otno
oJnsei .aseto he 3o,l.a, aut It would psn4u,asst
! " lmpofe. 10 cmpIog lie produce as seed. Wen
spring wheat is @asl by itself thsseaon t,t sh.a
upefai.uois lPnl. or the e1ty pat al May irom
! Win. Time on~aud the farmer Ha5 out hu.e to
d.e4d tr5a any severity Of weather ia the above
mentioned drsu'rts. Ii L. sad that this species Of
! wheat is rel subject T. blsht heeordins 10 the
analyst 81 iinmphc. DavY,sh nut ave qua
! tg0i thu hlnd IS not quit equto that ot winter
Wbeat Tia proportions being 50. Per cclt = the lat
ter, and oalr9 pr cent III the ofael, III tho oaate
! bulk Of tue ef,jas The gluten contained iu TIE
t~o kinds yarcs in tho Greater destae, that of Win
t.r wheat bain4 Il, while that of aprms ,oWn corn
is only l. 81 that the winter variety most ciigi-
| he IN Tie purpose Of the baker
Htltet, ot Laalpos q leaf- 7rjieum mjey
J nun, may easily be distlngu5hed by lis appear
ance, beina much more vigorous IN the stem, more
erect and thick IA the ear and, ia comparison with
lie o. .r destitute of beard on avn, for winch fea
.3a#i.s bloom IS more conspicuous. The sane
eau may b. cited 10 account ion the fact thai lis
r4asnis 18th ulsre easily dlIusedd aud more liable
Is IA. Il, ao}cl
TINS plant is sowD ~ autumn, stands through
the winner atJ aPeos lis seed IN the Following
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

Benefits cf Temprran1e.--Anong the sailors re-
GENTLY discharged from the sloop of war Vinccnnes
a, this port was one who had been on board but q
months, 1912 per month whorecelved more mo
ncy on the pay day than any other sailor, although
some had spent three years on board at SIS per
month The mystery is explained ia Il few words
Re draat no trident Spirits' Instead of taking
las daily allowance with The rest he aguiled him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

taHar If fha ame are. From song dafeene5
ia aHa.t.#s RI. - athe taH# it cove way
.5a 3D.. ba4t .a .5ad tree H#4ies above TN
Troy sasa. thy we're not opiy
'aatHs i,s.I.oa #.4ae. Hatf idly Downward
Tiny .11'3 na' fa9sa ba.taH with their settin
pole. aHI I'D 10 means Of milking sneeetafa
caaf. 10 r#seb lhe Hose CONSERVATION seizod III
cseels tf=g a1Q aal'le enc bond the American
.iafs. al tn lttnee of . miles aea on the 9TH
'Ia t1n1da apra ~ the distances al one fnlr, ia
uasdHnt; nd a utIa 0rd ht'f below they say
D. ~ j.- #mobc oflbc dreadful cataract, VIII
tae5 Of oue Brro,d had nov concluded would lorH
theI common grase.
All WA excitement nothing WINS done nor could
be done with hop oil SUGGEST TIL at last the man,
The only o.feient dand IA tie management Of the
boat, concluded 10 make one excfiion to save HIM
~ plum 4 overheard AID swam for the Canada
1hore. null dslaul, taking diagonal course
downward, ha1tne IL iaud above the falls lie was
discovered va. tlken from inc river just at the
breaking Of tba winter After he len tho boat, the
baY and the young woman concluded to make one
uafa elm', which tbey dld by raising sail, hop
me that the almost impclsep,ihlch breeze might font
then 50 faloHaals the American shore, as to land
tnan on Goai aana
rh.lr mai consisted Of lbstr setting poles set in
to tba stove Fipc 10 Wueb tbey attached blankets
for sails Tiny foatrd 81 lar towards The Amerl-
cen sao"e ttat they were taken from ;he boat by
ak men Who yruiafed IN sh,all boni Ia lher re-
lief ALTHOUGH they we've near the falls that the
water had become very roheh. The boat passed
on the American ,ide Of Gioad Island on the rocks
IN the rapids just aboYc the falls where 1t remained
when the writer eft on "Wednesday.
Jle Whole Crums t9n#sB ~ related by the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-20

TO tq1c Ink mt of Natogaay-Dilue half q
teastoonful OF oil of vriol, with a large spoonful OF
water, and touch the part with afeat-er; watch IT,
for if it stays 100 long will leave white mark 1t
is therefore better to rub quick and repeat II mol
quite removed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
Honks! HooksM BoOksM

TusiE sales Of the large aud elegant assortment Of
L BOOKS, (frUm the New York, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore Mark-,s,) will be continued THIS EVEN
ING, commencing a. 81 O'Clock The collection is
sli good. In it viii b. found Books Of the first cha.
racttr and standing; consisting Of Law, Medical. Re.
ligious Novels, Romances, School Books, Niscella.
neous, Souvenirs. Tokens, aud others: such Gold
smiths; Hcmans. iIeber and Pollock "; Cowper and
Thompson, "; Rogers, Campbell ontgomery Lamb
and White, iv Colerdge, Shelly and Keats, lvi Chs.
mers, lvol; Spectator, lvoI; Newon's Works. 2vols;
Hannah More, 2vos; wir's Life of Pstr OK Henry
websters Dictionary; Shakespeare, 2vols; Harper's
Library of Novels. 30 vols; iIarpers Family Library.
30 vols, to be sold as nay suit purchasers; Pehams
Novels 10 vols; Niles Register, lSvo; Paine sworks.
2vole; Gibbons Rome, 4 vols; Rollins Ancient His
tory. 8yols; Darby's Universal Gszetteeri Wrsley's
Works, 10 vols; Coopet's Novels, vols each; Waller
Scott, oveis 2vols each PcrcivaPs Elegant Extracts.
6yoIs, Archbold's Blackstone, voc.
Also. excellent letter paper; quilts; blank books
crayons; lead pencils; paints; prints and engr&virgsi
with great iey of other articles, too numerous to
particulsrise
QJ 10 those who prefer buying at private SALE any
Of the Books be had. governed ~ auction prices
Also, REES's CYCLOPEDIA. AZ vols.
nov, ~ Z Gtu siIIF, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
New Publication.

IN KENNEDY has received the following, viz:
IL. Gisuber Spa, vols by several American all
thorS
westword Ho! 2 vols, by the author os the Dutch
mans fireside
Bell ON the Cholera. Ambitious Student
The Heidenmsuer, or The Benedctnes, vols
Browns Scripture Selections Qor committing to
memory
Popular Lessons for Youth, by Hrs Barbsuld Edge.
WORTH and l,inis to ChstiAns; Daily Food, enSray
ings, Arobrsque
Heman's roems. gilt Arobe qe. 9 v"'s 32mo
Pascs!'s thoughts Peaks Guide to I'm grants. with
map
Christians Almanac, Bible, Atlas; Manual OF Pss'mo
DIV, Mothers Manual; Boy Il Girls Library.
Christians Own Book; Christian Stu lent; Signs of
The Times 2vols; Saturd Evening" ebstcr> school
Dictionary; Stories of tie 4h and Sth century, Illus.
tratng Church i'istor
Hannah Aore's Private D-voo"s; Packet Maps Of
the several states; ,jitchei's Travellers Gude, and
Blair's Philosophy, for the use # schools with ten
engrayngs, second edition. revised and enlarged by
benjamin Haio"ell.
nov IA cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
MARRIED.,

T., Richmond, on Tuesday evening, lSth INST
,,rc Rev. Mr.. Nichols. Lieut.. VIM ii k&N-
,oE. Of the |. 5. Navy, to Miss Nancy, daaSh'
Or If Beverly RrujoIph, OF that oity
A. WsIau' Grange, near Nansvliie, Md. on
rlgr.l,y morning last, br the Rev Mr.. Small
vnnI, Lieut. ARcmBALD B, FAIRFAX, OF the I.
s Nav. To- S,aAK CAuLlsLN, second daughter
If he lion. Juha c Herbert.
On sunday morning last. Mr. WILLIAM l..
WEgM,, 1t Tennessee. to Miss Folly HAri on
],r. liter Of Henry Hatton, E,q late OF Prince
ti-orse's County, MARYLAND.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.,
lhgey, thr Hon. john Il. WArMorGH, Ke-
,rrssnialre in Congress from the State OF Penn
,l,aaia, to M,iLDA. eldest daughter OF Stephen
'Ic,nntOn, Esq. Auditor Of the Treasury De-
aTtment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

po,s-The friends Of the unfortu-
tslfa" ;o,reuid Captain Ross. have held a
,.e tA'os and,n. and determined to send an
,ssurs " - the shores Of the Polar seas, tor
idlaoa Of ascerrainlng, ii possible the ia'e Of
|spdiPTS5S s.. who has been 50 long absent, and
liPala nm s;m should he be discovered.
st',n?s a all, determined that the expedition
- H"1,'! w;,hout delay, under the command
Isl P''In, NJ by way Of Canada, aud early IN
Cap p move towards the territories OF the
spun Company, who take warm in-
ftd'0h 49, - :ucr,ss OF the enterprise. Ii IS IN
r'' ~ ,b NJ Capt. Back, ~ithou, de,'at'ng from
,ll'u ~ ~" abee, Of his mission, shall avail MN
nau oonor,unity that may occur to en-
ID O, e',i ;,onIic world. aud that before his re-
ca Ve Ill have explored those unknown re-
bra " .,,ssn Point rurnagain, where Captain
H' ,y G.' 6o,,hed hi, Journey, and the further
ElaA''a % The west, reached by Captain Far
psi pv' mo. wind up the main object OF those
a. srn,,l,ioas sit being supposed rom 'he
F,' wv, ,ud mask oxen being tound on Mel
'&T TI.I that the land Is either continuous or
u, 4 ou,y by narrow straits
,.'" p..,.b Government have agreed to con-
s' e,onO. toward, the expenses, upon three
.'l n,.'.- ,re Of which are already complied
'llv, OI ,be tird (rhat of raising $4,000 amongst
''I t, l" Of Captain Ross IT Is thought they
E -. AZ. to accomplish without any appeal 10
w !, SIC: bu ifM should BE- found Impractical
.,,.out, We are persuaded that men VINO
pc ". LsJ their ives aud sacrificed their Tor
''' 49, Contain Ross aud SOFAS have done}, Tor
'l''' ~ If science aud hoaor If the nation.
'' I. 49,. Je.mel by their counlrymen deserving
'.~ r, =, ,rmY4,hy. IN the Periloas situation IN
y =. '.,' ,,.y are placed. The London Courier
rs; ; a remarks TIA, it wuud be an ever las
''' 80, !, on the character Of teecountry, were
my '; ,Ro., allowed to perish in the aruc re-
s,,o, m. want of the t,mc'y aid which 1t is
l,,y Of his felIo" countrymen to furnish
',,,b,oi DELAY; for It's ~ their cause that Zap
-, Rs, and h., brave 'ompani"ns nave %SPo'
- .".,,,cye, to tie risk Of sh'Pwreck and Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
SHIP NEWS.
FORT Or aLEKaADRLa, IN. C,

ARRIVED. November IL,
Schr Acco,ink Packet, Marston, Accotink
flour To Jonathan Janney.
Schr Mary Ellen, Travcrs, Patuxent River;
tobacco to WIN Fowle & Co.
Sloop Mary, Kepner. Pomonkey; tobacco
to Henry Danger field and w. Fowle s. Co.
SAILED,
Rriu Deius. Barrett, BarbadOes.
Br. Brig Mary Ann, Payson, ST. Johns, n. b.
b.. Schr. George, Crowell, Halifax
Schr. Peggy Thomas, Baxter, hence at King.
ston, Jamaica. esd Oct.
schr. velscity. Ryder, hence a, Boston. 18th
inst /; has. made the trip IN 10 days, and laid IN
port days, leaving I days for the passages
At Eastport, 9th. Schr b. ihmore. hence
Schr. Attic, Feica, from Washington, ID. c.
at Boston 9th.
Sloop Miller, Teal, cleared at Philadelphia for
this port 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
New Books

lust received on sale, by W. MORRISON,
ID The american Almanac and Repository of Use.
full Knowledge. for the wear 1883 Price s. 90.
Deslver'. Annlisi Register and Almanac for 1888
farmers 4 Mechanics do do do for do
Theological Library, vol No 2; consisting OF Reeve.
la,ion by Shultleworh
The Boys and Gi.l's I.ibrary, No.
Webste,'s United States
Signs of the Times, vols
DIR. peysons Family Sermons
Stewart on the Romans
The Young Mans Own Book
The Young Lad,'s do do
The above with as fine a collection of Theological
and school hooks as can be found in the District will
be sold on Us good terms as can be had elsewhere.
uJWnl be received in few days, from Boston and
New York, a very fine collection Of Reading Books,
suitable for presents to young persons.
nov IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Choice Wines at Suction.

In consequence Of the dissolution Of the partnership
Il of Messrs Payne Barr, of Madeira, the subscrib.
will offer at public auction on Tuesday, the eth,
the following choice parcel Of their
OLD MADEIRA WINES.
which will be sold without reserve, VIZ:
pipes
8 bids ; London Particular
or. casks
2 or casks Tinta
do Scrcsl
] do Nslmsey. To which will be added,
pipes Old London Particular, in the public
stores, entitled to Debenture: ''Fgueira brand"
hid Sercial ditto
I do Inta ditto
Terms liberal and made known the day Of sale.
nov l3 S. MESSERSMirH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Nov. 1e.

FLOUR
| Ho,oard Street Fourth the early part Of
the week the sales from stores we're made al Sc
Is sit, but chiefly at the latter price. Since
then, however, the store price has been generally
uniform at 6 IS per Dbl, and sales are going on
to-day at this price. The wagon price has ruled
throughout the week at l2a per bbl. The in
spection returns show an aggregate OF only about
1900 barrels this week, IN consequence of Thurs.
days receipts (which are usually larger than
those Of any other day of the week. not being in
cluded-the business of the city having been
suspended on that day, IN conformity with the
State Executive recommendation, setting it apart
for Thanksgiving to Almighty God on account of
the disappearance OF the Cholera.
Cify Mills F2our.-Sales of standard super6ne
throughout The week, including to-day, at Sc per
Dbl. Sales of parcels free O garlic at E l2a.
6 10 and 6 25 per Dbl. Upwards of 10000
bbls have been inspected this week, bat the sales
for export leave no stocks of moment on hand,
and some mi!lers have again sold in anticipation.
A lot of $50 bbls. Fredericksburg mountain
was sold at sc l2a.
GRAIN
Hhe@ There has been a fair supply at mar
ket since last report. The sales Of gond TO
prime parcels of red have been pretty uniform
throughout the at weeS about 5 l6 TO 90, those
parcels at the latter price being prime and free
OF garlic. To-day there have been free sales at
Is to 8 for goud TO best parcels, ard at 90
for prime In two instances parcels Of extra
prime were sold at 81 and l %. The fair
quotation for reds to day is lea 20, for good
to prime, and inferior sorts lower as in quality.
White whrats have ranged from % to %,
and in occasional instances have reached 25.
Rye.-Saes throughout the week, including
to-day, at 20 a II cents per bushel
Corn There has been little oM Corn at mar
ket this week, and the stock in the farmers
hands is considered as nearly exhausted. On
Monday sales were made at s. cents; on Tues.
day al 80 cents, and since at 90 IS CENTS
To-day the market tor old corn is fiat. purchas-
ers for shipping preferring TO take the new par
GELS in good order at the difference in prices
The sales OF ns,c corn have ranged from 60 20
cents per bushel, according to it's dryness and
suitabIeness for shipping, and the same rates pre-
vail to-day.
Oais-Are scarce and In demand, and have
risen in price. We now quote, as in quality, at
SO AZ cents per bushel.
COUerSeed. Small receipts as yet. The wa
CON price is 6 25, and the store price Is a
so
F7arseed-Wa gou price 81 s7a; store price
50.-.fmerican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
Hlig .Inn .Mnria at Auctiun.

Nf Is stHn sN"t t6 "e
I'm Thur'dsy next 22d instant, at ii O'clock ~ih
~ he sold at auction,
ffN The fine fast sailing Brig ANN MARIA, I43
10y ons, built in Delaware IN 1928, coppered this
y. y ed now in good order for any voyage lnveno.
ry may be applca,ionto Captain Rlee and on
board AZ the time of sale rerms-One fourth cash;
balance in equal payments oftwo and four months.
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