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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14

Ere-We regret to state that fire occurred
about half past two o'clock on Saturday morning
last, in house in Water street, one door from
the corner of Commerce street, occupied BY MIR.
Stephen Durkee, cabinet maker. With their
usual alacrity the hremen were soon on the spot,
bur their exrrrinns were checked by want OF water
10 the hydrants. Before the fire was put out, the
house 10 which it originated. together with great
part of its coatents, consisting Ut unfinished fur
nature, tools sc. was nearly destroyed. The
two houses adjoining, and the large building on
Commerce street, occupied as dancing academy
bv Mr. Mallet. were slightly injured. From
several circumstances the fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiarv. We understand
the house was insured in the Equitable Society,
and the stock was covered by policy in the
Firemen's Office.-Bait FIN. Of yesterday.
Fire at Brooklyn.-A fire broke out this morn
ING, about 2 o'clock, says the New York Journal
of Commerce, at the corner OF Maine and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn, which destroyed the Drug
store Of DR.. Hurd, the soap.stone factory OF MIR,
Jacobs, the book store of Mr. Worthington, a
shoestore. a clock and fancy and basket store,
together with great part OF the contents. The
buildings were Of no great value. Of the stock
IN the shoe store $4,000 was insured; do. in soap
stone factory, SioUo; no. ih 'he eIoeN SUI g
$1,000; DO in the basket store $500. There
NAV have been other insurance.
Transportation Of Drmka@s. About 60
men aud 40 females, from the streets and the
House Of Correction, where they are usrfuiiy
employed in fitting up the Barracks for House
Of Correction. The men are sent to work as
soon have been conveyed to Fort Warren. fine
healthy situation, as they can stasger under a
lOad Of bricks, and have plenty OF good food and
water. Every drunkard who loses hls senses
in reeIing from gros shop, will find himself,
when ne wakes up, carrying brick hod at Fort
Warren. B0st. Dai. .fdp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
I,ana and Mills for sole.
iy l0-eots

PURSUANT to Decree Of the County Court OF
L Fairfax pronounc on the 10th day Of this month,
in suit wherein John Dye and others Plaintiffs,
and Benjamin Pridmore and wife defendants. will
proceed, on the 5th day Of September next. on the
premises, to SELL at public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, on credit Of six months, to carry interest from
the day Of sale,
7TVO-YHIRDS OF II TRACT OF LIND
asez< in the County Of Fairfax, called and
H& known as Dyes Mill Tract, situated on the
Tvs waters Of "Pope's Head" and Z" Bull Run,"
.esa, together with two.thirds OF q Grlst Mil,
Saw Mill and Pulling Mill all in good order, and in
q neghborhood furnishing liberal encouragement to
those improvements. Also,
ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND,
near to the Lrmer in the same County, Oh the waters
of " Johnny Moore" and Bull Run" and containing
one hundred and sixty six acres, more or less, which
was sold BY 4. G.. Cazenovc to Mary Dye; and
ONE-HALF OF A LOT OF GROUND.
of about twelve acres. in the County. aud in the
;mme date vicinity of the others; which last mentioned
Lo, Of Ground was conveyed by deed to John II Dye
and Mary Dye by the heirs of - Waugh, decess.
ed, which deed is recorded in the County Court Of
Fairfax.
Bonds, with approved personal security. and deed
of trust the land, will be required ofthe purchasers
B. hOOE, Commissions.
iy 20-2awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
For Camp Meeting.
Secretary pro tenn.
The Steamer co

- The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Capt james Mitchell, will leave the
NTA3HT District Of Columbia. on Wednes'
ES day, the 18th inst for 3 Camp Meet
ing al Kinsale the Yeseomico Rvet' Wesemorelsna
County, Va leaving GeorgetowR At S, Washington Al
s. and Alexandria att O'Clock, A. n. She will arrive
at the Camp Ground (which i, Immediately at the land
ingl by O'Clock in the evening She viii stop at the
different landings on the Potomac to land and receive
passengers. go,
on Friday evening" stopping at the different Landing
to receive passengers for the District.
On Sunday morning she will leave the nistrc' oil
her regular trip to Baltimore, calling at the dfferen.
landings to take passengers to the Camps and w,l on
her return from Baltimore, call at the Camp Thurs
day morning to receive passengers for the District
Passage TO and from the Camp, 81.
aup 70 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
Stop the Thief!

WAS stolen from the subscribers Stable, living at
w Oak Till, Fauquer County, Va, on the night OF
the 5.h otthe present month,
k A Dark Dun colored MARE.
s&Ar4R> She is large, but do not exactly know
S ber height, though believe she is near
.MnAJ17 hands high; rather slender built for
her heghI 10 years old last spring; rides pretty
WELL carries her head little side when pacing;
works WE'LL and has slight marks Of gear about the
shoulders; part Of the name lying on the left side;
her mouth smar,ly worn by the bride.
$40 will be given for the mare and thief, or reason
able reward for the alone; and If taken out OF the
Counties Of Fsuquer, Culpepper Frederick, Loudoun
or Prince William, SIS will be given for the mare alone,
if delivered TO me, or any other person. SO that get
her again. ID. c. BAGGAHLf'
aug 9-S.aw1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
Wheat Wanted.

1 the Cameron Mills, the Alexandra price 10 paid
n for Wheat, also at my Mill on Accotink. Person.
having Wheat to sell will do WELT call at either OF
the above places. or at my Warehouse in Alexandra
Wanted, light, second hand four horse Wagon.
8mo ll-eo6t JONATHAN JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
HEALTH OFFICE, AUG. ID.

The Board Of Health take pleasure in announc-
ing to their fellow citizens that the town is still
free from any epidemic disease. and continues
unusually healthy. BY order Of the Board,
BENZ AMIN S. KINSEY,
Secretary pro tenn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14

The Ueaiher-At the Museum on Saturday,
the thermometer stood at so; on Sunday at S40,
and On Monday at So. The atmosphere on
each day VAS pure and elastic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
Notice..

yI,uE copartnership heretofore existing under the
L firm Of Csnnell & Wise, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
the firm, and all those indebted thereto, will settle
their accounts with GEo. p. WISE, he being duly
and solely authorized to settle the same.
ISAAC CANNELI,
IL 25-2aw3w GEO. p. WISE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
Sale Of AIaNN.
iv 28-eots

DURsUANT to Decree of the Superior Court Of
4 Law ana Chancer. for Prince william Count, pro-
nounced un the 18th dai of Nay, 1882 in sui who're
in hunas p hercfo'd and others ar plaintiffs ard
Newman's Administrators Defendants shah, on t'c
first Monday in October before the froEt door ut
the Court House Of Prince william County, sell TO TIE
highest bidder, at public auction on credit OF one.
two and three years. equal instruments, to carry in
terest from the date.
sra. A TRACT OF LAND. containing
t3p, q TOO HUNDRED e FJFfY aCRES ~.
nRsS ing in the Count, Of Prince Wil'rm; tting
the same that conveyed by William j.
Newman, deceased, to Tn mas ]. NewmanI including
all the land which william Newman held Oh the
south side ofCathsrpin kun and 10 embrace rs much
more in the fork Of Catharpn and Sick Runs will
be sufficient to make the said two hundred and fifty
acres.
Bonds, with approved personal security, and a deed
of trust the land will be required Of the purchaser
JOHN w. TYLER
80 iO-eots Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
Office

yDo hereby forewarn all persons from trading with or
/ employing any Of my Servants, without my con-
sent ELiZaoElH H. oohDoN'
sug 10 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
.Mnunt ViAeyarA Hutel.

.MNunt FAheynrN HOtel.
fssa The subscriber bess leave TO return his thanks
GEAz. o his friends and the public generally. for the
engagement heretofore extended to his Father, aud
hopes by strict attention to business. TO merit con.
tinuance Of their patronage The above establishment
is situated shcut four hundred yards west of
EdIRF.4X COURT HOUSE, vi.
at the snot heretofore used ss private dwelling by the
late Richard Radcliffe; which. for health, comfort and
pure wates. is exceiled by no place whatever He
will accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen in the most
comfortable manner and on the most reasonable terms
either as travellers as Boariers, by the week or
month.
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of leaving town dur.
ing the summer months, would find this comfortable
and agreeable retreat being only IA miles from Alex
andria, and IS from Washington and Georgetown.
JOHN +. BRONAUGH.
Mount Vineyard. August 9, l832-Sw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
Trustees Sale.

TEUSCGeS SHI6.
WILL be sold. at public auction, in front Of Cha.
w getts Hotel, at 4 O'Clock, r. H., on Tuesday.
the 18th day of August, under Deed Of Trust from
oliver Finley and wife. bearing date the 24lh day
of November 1925 to the subscribers for the purpos
es therein mentioned,
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
-, HOUSE T. LOT, bounded as follows: Begin.
ming upon the west side of Royal street 90 feet
Esl.. the northWsrd Of Cameron street, upon the
line of ten feet alley, and running thence north
10 inches, thence westwsrdiy with a line parallel to
Cameron street NJ feet alley fourteen feet wide
thence souhwardy. With the line Of said alley, ami pa
rslle to Royal street. "a feet inches, thence east
wardly, with the line Of the first mentioned alley III
feet to the beginning, with the right Of way over the
said alley
Terms Of sale Cash. ]. TAYLOR.
PulNEAS JASNEY,
iv 2S-eots trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
For sale.

TWO NEGRO GIRLS, not to be removed out OF
l. the District. Inquire Of the Printer
aug 9--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
'uhlic Sale Of Fairfax lIaGds.

HWUKIC SHI6 w UISI WN IIUt.Uo'
DY virtue Of Deed of Trust exc cuted to the sub
I'D scriber, BY Israel J Sheppard. bearing date on
the Goth day of June, 1851 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Fairfax County. SHALL on Tuesday
the 5th day of September next before the front door
of the Court House of Fairfax County, expose to sale,
by public auution to The highest bidder for cash.
ae7sa< A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
$8ss of which william sheppard died seized and
SS possessed, situate, lying and being in the
<aSp. county aforesaid. containing
s42a ACRES, more or less,
subject to the dover of the widow of the said William
Sheppard therein or so much Of the said Tract OF
Land a. shall be sufficient raise the Of 1914 g.
(besides the attending the sale) being portion
Of the S.st nstslment due r the purchase OF said
Land JOHN STANARD,
Late Marshal of the Fredg Chancery Court. TnusrtE
aug lt-3tawts -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14

Plaster Paris. (retal1J per ton, 81 %
FLoUR.-Yestertlay, the current wagon price
of Flour, manufactured from new Wheat, was
Sc %: in some instances fraction more was
paid. Sales from stores, Sc 25 Sc so.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 18th
instant, sls barrels, foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same period
king-street, 996 bbls.
Wharf, $50 "
1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-14

Schr. Fornax. Newton, cleared at Bost on for
Georgetown and Washington 9th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

From Mr. Clay's intention Of addressing the
Senate to-day in support of his resolution, and
ia reply we presume to Mr.. Hayne, it is proba.
BILE that the debate is about to close, and that the
sense Of the Senate will soon be taken on the
proposition.-Nat. Int. Of yesterday.
The perseverance of the friends of small
ratio Of representation, has at length, unexpect-
eddy to many, been crowned with success. The
ratio of $4,000, which had so long and so firm
ly stood its ground against the united and rete-
rated assaults of the friends of other ratios, was
yeterday forced to yield to $4,000, by close
vote. Should this ratio finally prevail. the mum.
Der Of Representatives will be increased to ESQ.,
+ hid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

Indian Murders. and Murders Of Aadiaas!!--
We have New Orleans papers to the 18th of Ja-
nuary inclusive. containing the following extracts
! from the Texas Gazette of December q:
Ertract of letter from respectable citise, dat
ed December 7.
| I" Mr.. Bowie arrived here last night from San
Saba. having had fight with 16O Indians on the
21st November. Among them were 40 Cadoes.
He fought from o'clock in the morning, with
only five men, -four others being wounded at the
beginning, one having dled,) till half past six
O'Clock. p. NJ. Saw fall q Indians, mostly Ca
does; fortified themselves ut night, and remained
eight days after the battle at the fortifcation.
/ 1--WE have been informed, from an undoubt.
ed source, that the party of troops that went
from Bexar, to attack the Tauacana indians
in their towns, when on their return to Bexar.
fell in with party Of % Indians, and killed IS
of the NUMBER only escaped'
Expedition against the IahukanoS Indians
Permission having been granted by the Political
Authorities of the country, to Mr. James Bowie
to make an expedition against this horde of
thieves and marauders Of our frontier, V0lun-
teer corps, TO be commanded bv officers of their
own election, will go out in the coming month Of
January.
The PRESENTS believed to be favorable mo-
ment to strike final aud fatal blow to those dis
turbers Of our peace; as they have lately been
considerably damaged by an expedition from Bey-
ar, in which they lost tno hundred and nifty hor-
ses, and afterwards in desperate light with Mr.
James Bowie 1t is stated that they have still
5000 horses in their possession which may be ia
ken. Information has been received that the
Sahuakauos Intend to make campaign against
De Wits Colony. for the purpose of destroying
it; if this be the case their next blow will be d.
rected against his colony.
Al! that feel disposed to 60 and chastise these
murderers of our wives and children. and plum
derers of our property are invited to meet at
Gonzales OH the 2Oh of next month, the time
and place appointed for general rendezvous.
whence they will proceed on the campaign
These accounts are so indefinite that we DO not
exactly understand on whose account these wars
are waging. The Inference, however, is, that
the Colonies in Texas, composed of emisrants
from the United. States, are making war on the
Indians, without the sanction of any government.
The two thousand horses owned BY small tribe
are no doubt an induccmtn to the murder of as
manv Indians.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
COM PoU ND
CHLORINE TOOTH w ASH.

Extract from the Paper of Directions.
"VNiiE Compound Chlorine Tooth " ash effectually
cIeanses the Teeth, and will answer the purpC.
ses of the best Denfifce. 1t contains acid, any
ingredient which in any case be I'M urious 1t will
also DC found to keep the brush itself free from all inn
purties
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash has the fur
her advantage Of Cleansing the mouth also, and OF re-
moving whatever is ofcn,ive in the breath. 1t hardens
the gums, and is valuable remedy for canker or sore
ness of the mouth 1t may also be used with the great
est advantage gsrgle for throat. In fine, it
preserves the teeth and mouth in all respects in cea
and healthy condition il is agreeable to the taste.
Gentlemen who are the habit Of using tobacco, will
find that the Tooth Wash will speedily remove oil the
effects of il from the mouth.
"That the public may rest assured OF the very sau'
,ary effects of this composition; the fowng recon-
mendatons, from gentlemen Of the highest respecaoi.
lily, submitted
From e. IT, Stedhran, ~. d.
GUS MARIsE HosPITAL, March 3 1881.
Messrs. LOWE e REED: Having examined and en-
ployed the Chlorine Tooth Wash, prepared by you,
ihappy to say that am fully convinced OF its utility
in diseases of the teeth and gums; and with this view
cheerfuy recommend it to the attention Of the pub.
lie. Yours, respectfully,
land many others. &C. H STEDMAN."
TINE subscriber has just received supply of the
Il above popular article, which he offers ut whole.
sale and retail; also, Jujube Paste, Compound Syrn
Of LNerwort Jamaica Ginger, in race and powder, anL
other articles as usual. WIN. STABLER.
I'd mo I'd, 1926
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
COMMUNICATED.

A member of Congress has made suggestion,
which paragraph in the National InteIligencer
calls to my mind Instead Of rebuilding the Po-
tomac Bridge, said he, might we not apply the
money, to make the aqueduct over the Potomac
to continue the Canal to Alexandria, and
thus have bridge and aqueduct together. think
this remark worthy of public attention. Congress
by making the aqueduct could have along side Of
it. at very little additional expense free bridge
Will the hon. members of both Houses please
consider this?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
BOSTON MARKET-JAN. 90.

Flour-The demand for Flour during the
week has been unusually limited without produc-
ing any material change on prices. Sales OF
Howard street have been made at Ct, cash; &C.
nesee. 81 s., do; Fredericksburg lowland, sc;
and Alexandria Mountain. 6,25, and mos.
Grmn.-'The demand for every description OF
Grain continues exceedingly limited, and the
supplies from the country have been considerable
No arrivals of Southern since our last report
Rye has been sold at 30 s. c. and Oats at 46 C.
per bushe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
Cash tor NegrOes

WE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
~ Negroes, of both sexes. from IL to Is years Of
age, field hands; also mechanics Of every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do well TO give
call, are determined to give higher price for
be in this market and no certificates required.
ANY communications promptly attended to. We can
at all times be found ourresidence west end Duke.
street, Alexandria, ID C..
ian % FRANKLIN & ARNFIRID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

At a meeting of the Mechanic Relief Society,
held at their Hall on Wednesday evening last,
18th instant, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That Committee of this Society be
appointcd to make arrangements, in conjunction
with the Military and other Societies of the town,
for celebrating the Centennial Anniversary Of the
Birth Day Of Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
HyOke I 4i(.

IN sundsy night, goth instant, two negro men,
~ ROBERT JOHNSTON and HANSON BARNES.
Johnston is stout. well made man, about Is years Of
age. feet inches high; his clothing is brown frock
coat and blue pantaoons lie commit, ed for steal
ing horse ircm John Beesssy. Of Montgomery Cou.
ty :iaryland, on the 2lst September last. Hanson
Barnes is sbou' feet high. and we'll made; about So
years of age; clothes. psnaloons and round jacket He
hand ON board of the steamboat Columbia, ply
ing from Baltimore to Washington, Captain Mitchell
master. He has family in Baltimore
will give Twenty Dollars reward for sppr, her ding
and securing in jail either Of them, Forty Dol
lars for experimenting them both
CHARLES SCOTT, D. ".
For Henry ashton Marshall
Alexandria, Dec. 3t-tf
National Intelligencer 81 !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
70 EisNarNen.

I oSG Boards for long seine boats, Of North Carroll.
pine and yellow poplar, from 80 to so feet long
Cordsge Of all sizes
Long Oars, from IL to 80 feet for seine boats
With general assortment If Lumber and Fishing
Materials. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
i'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
p,b!ic Sate.

WILL be sold at public auction Saturday, the
w 4th day Of February next, at West Grove, the
following articles, viz:
set b.acksmith's tools
large quantity of unbroken hemp
seinr boat
10 or II stacks old hay
barrel Roman cement
A machine for gathering clover seed
II shares Hunting Greek Bridge stock
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock Terms cash.
jan 81 Is 8. SMITH, Adm'x.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

Lee Massa Alexander VIM hlum5ack
VIM u Alexander
Mrs Jane Burling John Brown
- Catherine Uranium Presley Dennis Barker
Ann Booth Bernard II Buckner
Capt Lewis Blackmer Sina Birch
Capt John BARLEY John l. Bartlett
Thos Berry
James Curtis, Jr Wm Cumpstrn
Mrs Jane Chevis Dennis Carpenter
Chas Catlett Lewis Cole
Mrs Catharine Camel Rev Benjamin Cryer
John Hill Cai.er2
Turner Dixon John Dubecq-2
Mrs Mary Drury Thos II Davis
Harrison Emerson Ephram Evans
william Egan
Mrs Henry Fairfax Henry Fairfax
John Greenwood Kinney Grfith-2
William Gess'ing
Airs Alice f. Harding Abraham Hamilton
- Mary Hudson Nicholas Kingston
Miss ,rty Hutchins Capt james liutchins
James Harris, Jr james Hall
Lawrence Hurdle Ii Hepburn
John How
Francis Jacobs Mrs II Johnson
John Jacobs John Judge
joshua / Jones John Jefferson
Geo Johnson (msrket SGD
K
Zcdeki4h Kdwell-2
l.
BENJAMIN II Lewis-2 James " Langdon
Thomas Lawson hos Ledbon
william Lpscomb
Mrs Jane Monroe Enoch Mason
Owen hathews2 John Minor
Fred'k Myers-3 Miss Sarah Mortimer
Daniel Minor Elizabeth Mari
Rev Z.char;ah Meade Richard ID Mitchell
Benjamin Msgoclin Miss Pstsey Moss
Mss Il Mcdonald
Mrs Mary Norton Matilda Norris
E. Nckerson
Reason 0gdon
Thomas Parsons VIM J Palmer
John J Peyton-2 Abraham f Potts
Samr Pind-ead James II Posey
Jane Patterson Geo Padgett
X
Josiah Rutter Isaac II Robbins, Jr
Francis Rogers
Peter Swaurt John l. Smith shoemaker
Mrs Mary Ann Stevenson Herman stump
William Smith William seymore
Miss Nancy Sims John Sims
Samuel Supple
L
Mrs susannah Tracy Nathaniel Thompson
Mrs Mary Toson thornton
w
Zachariah Wright Mss Eizaoen " indsos
VIM Williams mis- Sarah u "indsor
rr.r.;s W.Iman william Walker
william White Miss Mary illisms
Jacob IL v ilson
Mrs Elizabeth Young
DAN'L. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

Remaining at this date, 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. 81
From the commencement Of the disease, ON the
Goth October, 1ssl-Cases 294; deaths &c.
From Correspondent ofthe Courier.
Ten new cases were reported yesterday, and
eight deaths this morning. The disease is evil
IDENTIFY on the increase, and three cases have been
reported to-day in Newcastle. Laudanum and
brandy in large quantities have been recommend
ed, but without much benefit.
In what direction this scourge of mankind may
bend its course from Sunderland and Newcastle,
God only knows.
Drs. Daun, Gibson, and others here. say it is
likely to take its quarters IN these isles, as we'll
as every part Of the globe, and exist under similar
laws as small pox and measles.
There IS little doubt of the fact that the Cape
de Verd Islands have declared for Donna Maria.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. give have no change to
mention in the price of Cotton to-day, and the
sales amount 10 about 1900 bags.
LONDON STocK EXCHANGE, Dec. 6, 10 o'clock
The extraordinary scarcity Of money which ex-
lists. and degree of uneasness in the public
mind relative to the Reform Bill, have tended to
produce heaviness in the Consol market, which
is now quoted at 5S4 !, after opening at $50 81.
There is tail in Exchequer Bills and Indian
Bonds. The speech OF his Majesty is looked for
in the City with considerable anxiety.