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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac
fOrV

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
lanes GREEN Cabinet maker, -ha nh nd, and
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal.
ST., Alexandria, u at the ofl0th st., Pennsyl
vsnis, Avenue wasliington-a general assortment NJ
the tia sh enable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, superior in quality, to any
offere d the misunderstanding part Of
Grecian, wingedand plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedesta lendand plain sideboards
Ditto, with cellarettsand marb lcslsbs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'and Observation-Disclosures san bookcase
Pier,abe swith marble aud mahogany tops
Pillerandclaw dining, oreskfsstand csrdtabics
Plain do do do DO do
Ladies W ork stand
Shaving andcandl do
Wsshitandsw thmar and msh0gsnytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music tools, oidetts cribs, rsJles
Portable writing desks&c
With sgenera hssortmentof bedsteads frichly
arved mahogany, maple and stained woods, sill of
which WILDE soldaslow for cash tn ey can be pur.
chased oithessmequsiitya tany nther manufactory
n the Union, ALSO,
anl ssortrncn StDomi ngoand Bay of Honduras
Mahogany partofwhich is suitable for handrals
steam sawed curl and shaded yeneers, copal var
nsh ,sacking bottoms. cords. sc
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed may g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26
advertisement.

3tD THE STYK7TICSCONSUMP1lpE
a ~ most prevalent and fatal OF all the
q ci,j.nt TO civilized society-tlie Consumption
NAV generally DC traced to the least alarming Oh disor
a.fs sksss be, ne. iectca Cad ny estimation It ao-
n, RS lha one Eutf,sd IA fr thoasaad persons de
f,,,.aig, sf tas Consumption Most of these drtsd.
fn results NAV be attributed to common Colds and
negligent tgeatnrn, of the aresssng Cough that &c
u-r,liy ensues, winch is usually followed by difficult
rea,hin pa;a the SIDE, aud at last liberated !sSS
Viyent an repeated as;hnltic attacks also brics on
9onsumptiye mpsoms. One octwo dollars espend'
eJ an the purch ssc uf
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATiC PILLS,
and lt,e attention to their Timely administration,
;lusna,iy ensure mitiglto of these disorders, and
generally effect cure. fhe pills are also an easy
al .fr.c,uai rurdy for the symptoms preceding and
accomp ,ny;',g The .7sthaa and oassapstoaif C"as
Co.chs, iEG siity of Breattag Tighf'ess and Yrics
are Ieross he hest, iPaseSiag PAIN IN The Hds Spi.
.iny of Bod sc Few can occur OF any ot this
ciaS, VI disorders in VIII CHI the purchasers of Or Relics
pills viii not fia rich return for ,he'r trf'og eS
u ., lture Pr &c Hhoh Rores so Pits, Do|l.r;
Half AT. ,l2 Pills. 50 Cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26
To Grocers. Hucksters, &c.

~ UTVCGxSs AVOhoVONo wv
"A will ito good tenant) rant that desirsbte 81.
dSSa tustion for D DWELLING u RETAIL STORE
next to the corner of Prince and alter Streets oppo
site the Farmers Bank.
Intending Immediately to make some alteration.
with view to the improvement of said property,
invite persons wanting such situation call for the
purpose of suggesting such Improvement NAV best
suit their views. JOSIAH DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26
mr. REt.FE's AsTHMATiC PILLS,
81 To THE LADIES!

ryS IRE and SOUND TEETH are both an orns-
~ ncnt aad n blessing. fhe bes, SECURITY for
H. ,,lvaniagcs IS 10 he found in the use OF the
BRITISH ANFISEPrIC DENTRIFiCE.
.usyer. ,,i.y.nt Gown = ,y,er win very little
use. r,dicites the Wary ia he Gums and prevents
the accumulation IF 1arsr, winch mt only b'ackens
bu ,,,.rs the teeth and scceera'es their decay -
Th v u'rifce 'hn, removes the Prep nhng causes 81
0Fasve 9rsafA preserves the hea Miaess and florid
,es, af tie GUMS, AID renders hs Teeth beautifully
irh,tc Price 50 cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

Notice
To The Citizens ofthis place and the Pa5E q
neraRy.
sasn/ Passengers for l'aItlmm
Esf SA.5ssrzAac. sre respectfully lniOrnetti
-. 80. they can secure their pa.sif,.
~-~-----s's.sa<zS Baltimore by ,he9, Il r2c'tir
Line of Coaches from Washington, by taking 's.s
Alexandria ut Newton's Hotel, and leaving IN TIL,
8, 9, 10, II or - O'Clock Boats for "ssh'hgS''
there will be Coaches at the wbarfto convey 'hea'
to the Stage Office without any extra charge.
By this arrangement passengers Cannot be dN
pointed Extra Coachesfurnishedf for private pr
1t all times
Fare to Baltimore So.
p.s. Nine O'Clock stage by way Of the Rail Rct
THOS 8. BLACKBURN.
,eyIa-dtf Area.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26
900 NegrOes wanted

900 Negroes wanted.
WE wish to purchase Two Hundred negroes, .,
w both sexes from 10 to 25 years of age, field
hands; also mechanics Of every description.
Persons having such to dispose OF ~ou'o uo w -.
prices fo slaves than any purchasers who are nov or
may hereafter come into this ma ket.
All commune atoms promptly attended to. we can
at all times be found at our residence west emo Duke
street, Alexandria, d C. ,y,,
oct LIT FRANKLIN An nrlEED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26
Dr.. Lees genuine Patent NeU Lond'
Bilious Pills.
may l4-df

EXTRACT Of a letter, written ny ID very respea
II ole gentleman, residing in Baltmoe, TO the %
sc,iber, who deems il his duty, though unau'hNr,
to lay it before the public. withholding the Sr's
name. for particular reference, should an! reqgn.
nersonslJy. SAM'L " r LII
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

China, Astral Lamps, Blue Painted and
Crockery Ware.
~ CRATES and packages Of elegant gold banded
4 China Tee Sets; Astral Lamps, blue painted and
edged Dihe,; Plates, Pitchers; Bowls, Ewers ard
Basins. &c. &c. received aud fer sale low by
octli GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

The following communication addressed to the pro
pretor OF Judkihs' Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia
liaierro Member Of Congress, is highly interesting.
The sratu,tous manner in which it is made, exhibit
feelings of no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manity: aud is certainly well deserving of public a.,
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

as he night was cold, and they bad none IN the
house. The warming pom was forthwith brought
from the kitchen and handed over to the little fell
low; but he was not yet satisied-"Mothor says
II YOU lend US the warming pan, perhaps you would
lend w some coals too, 10 put into il, as our fire
is almost gone OUT
: The medicani, who humbly solicls aims at your
gate tells you that he is the child Of poycriy-and
his squalid features and filthy rags confirm the iale
You cheeffully render him all the assistance in your
power, conscious that virtue sometimes dwells be.
meath iatiered garb The hghwayman who
knocks you down. aud then summons you TO stand,
gives you convincing, though rather unwelcome
proof, that however degraded the wretch may be
from the presence Of virtue, yet courage sil emo
bles his heart Bot the Nerspaper borrouer does
not possess one redeeming -- Blu, VIC will COM
mand our temper.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

ing stripped, had just began to apply the
sponge, when Diver strolling about his mas
ter's premises TO see if all was right, placed
by chance his foot against the door, which not
being fastened, IL flew open, he entered cere-
moniously, and Observing what he conceived
TO be an extraordinary and suspicious figure
concluded il was somebody with no very hon
est intention, and stopped 20 recsnnoihe-
Cuuan, unaccustomed TO so strange o valet
retreated, while diver advanced, and very
significantly showed an intention TO seize
him by the naked throat; which operation, if
performed by Diver, whose tusks were full
inch In length, would no doubt have admitted
an inconvencnt quantity Of atmospheric air
into his oesophagus. lie therefore crept as
close into the corner as he could and had the
equvocal satisfaction Of seeing his adversary
advance and turn the meditated assault into
a complete blockade, stretching himself on
and ''maiptaining his position" with scarcely
the slightest motion, ill the counsellor was
rescued and the siege raised. Curran had
been in hopes that when Diver had satisfied
his curiosity he would retire; and with this
impression spoke kindly to him, but was an
swered only by growl.
n Cufranrepcaied his Establishments, Di-
yer showed his long white tusks;--If he mo-
we'd his foot, The dogs hind legs were in mo-
tion. Once or twice CuuanEaised his hand;
but the dog considering that as a SOFT of chal-
lcnge, rose instantly, and with low growl
looked Significantly at Cunan's windpipe.-
Cuuan, therefore stood like a model, If not
much like marble divinity"
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

The following beautiful verses wore written by
Nrs- Gilman, of fChaTleston, .Souih Carolina. We
iavc seen several Of her productions, Of equal mer'
4 with lIis-We understand she is publishing a
oeriodical for cbildrer. From tho specimens Of
,er talents. which have fallen within our obserya-
ion, we think she must meet with success.
MOTHER. WHAT Is pEATH'
.sAfosher, how sdn the baby lies,-
cannot hear his breath,
cannot see bis laughing eyes
They tell me this s death
Ny little work thought % bring
And sat down by his bed,
And pleasantly tried 10 sing
They flushed me-he Is dead.
+. They say that he again will rise,
More beautiful than now,--
That God will bless him in the skies
Oh, mother, tell me how
daughter do you remember, dear,
The cold, dark thing you brought.
Aud laid upon the easement heroi-
withered worm you thought
told YOU that Almighty power
Could break that wthered she'll,
And show YOU, IN a future hour,
Something would please you we'll
Look at the chrysali's, my Ioye,--
An empty lhelli, liesj-
Now raise your wandering thoughts above,
To where yon insect iiesS
ssOh yes, mamma how very gay
Is wings cf starry gold
And seei Il lightly flies away
Beyond my gentle holdi
"Oh, mother, now know full well-
II God that worm can change,
Ana draw II from this broken cell,
On golden wings to range.
How beautiful will brother be,
When God shall giyc him wings,
Above this dying world TO Zee,
And live with heavenly thngs."
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE

~ COMMITTED to the Jail Of Amiie
M County, Mississippi, by Charles Da-
IN Wis, Esqr., as a runaway, a Negro
~ Man who calls his name PRlNCEi
2-LSumabout 40 years old--dark complexion
has siout whiskers--about fiveefee, 10 inches
biob---has sundy articles Of clothing sa'd ne
gro saws he belongs to John Adry, Of A''akaPas,
Louisiana.
The owner OF the above negro is requested 10
MORGAN DAVIS, SherifS Jailor
Apihe County.
Liberty, Amite Co. MI
June ", 1882 20
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTCE

aken up by hr. Richard Oglesby, siry llor9
w yellow SoTrel, or years old, l3 ls bands
hlgh' reached main and swob tail no Brands p
praised to $50.
Also taken up by Samuel Dawson as an esiri
a light Bay Horse, years old, IS hands hgA'
nalnral Totler, no brands; appraised TO s6j.
=, II. CONNELL, X. We
Nov. esd, 1882. avs
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE

. WAS Committed TO The Jail of Pike
- County, by Peter Quin, Esqr, on tbe
MS 9th October 1889, negro bow who
V calls his name WILLIAM, and saws
EN- he belongs TO Jacob Robertson. livi9g
IN Adams county,--sald boy is about
u or 29 years of age-fve Eeei six
inches high, Of yellow complexion. and verv ronoh
marked with the whip--had Oh when commi,,oS %
olue leans panaoons, white jeans roundabou, aaS
an old hat The owner of said negro Is reonss,eJ a
70 come forward, prove property, pay cbarges oOJ
the law directs. ~ ue"i' win as
A. THOMAS NORMAN, Sheriff
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE.

Ma WAS Committed to the Jail Of Pike
~ County, on the 18Th October. 1889
I'M by Peter Quin, Esqr., rs runaway
W. negro boy who calls his name Eij
...i,--ssSssn MOND, and says he belongs TO Thos.
Martin, living IN Lawrence county-said negro is
about 20 years Of age, five feet eight inches high
hac on when committed dark drilling puntaloons.
coarse cotton shirt, old broad cloth coat, new wool
hat aud coarse brogan shoes. The owner of said
negro is requested to come forward, prove proper
" pay charges aud take him out Of Jail. or he viii
be dealt with as the law directs.
THOMAS NORMAN, sheriff
November 2, 1889. 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has on hand, a handsome y
soriment Of finished LEATHER; consisting
Shirtiag, Bride, Harness, Gin Bands Sot AZ
'tar URP.er-all of which he will sell on mOdens
'erms' or barter for HIDES. lie has also on bad
an assortment ofsHoES, made by first rate vdi'
A. DANIEL
august 4, 1882. 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

a HED ~ bfNUM win practice Law in the ccr,,.
oi uls and the adjacent counties DEEDS Of "n
shortest notice ~ WI" DC u'ai'ed At the
Fu,s %, tsss
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WAS COMMITTED 70 the Jail
Of Amite county, on the 18th day
Hx of June, 1899, by Charles Davis,
INA ESQ., negro mon who calls his name
%X\GJJOiIN, and says he belongs TO John
#E1 son Jose, living IN Aiakapas, Louisi
~ ana said negro is Of black complex
s----r'--'ee ion, about 80 years Of age, 8 feet 6
i-2 inches high, has scar above the righieye, bad
on when committed blue cotton pantaloonsi grey
roundabout and old shoes The owner OF said ne
gro is requested TO comply With the law and take
him out ofJail.
MORGAN DAVIS, sheriff g. JeiIO'.
Liberty, Annie County,l
June ~, 1889. 26
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
Iannang g Shoe-lModag:

Tanning & Shoe-yNodag
The undersigned having enlarged their TAN.
MING ESTABLISHMENT, and moved M
Shoe Manniactory TO the Caledonia Springs x
firm will hereafter be conducted under ihe n1n,s
:. McAIURTRY a. co.
who have atpresent workmen and materials ID
inferior 10 any in the state, and would be hapg
supply their old customers and Others. with 81
Thing IN their line. They intend Keeping suppf
Of BOOTS g. SHOES, at Mr.. Halls sion b
Mount Pleasant,--and also at Mr., Joseph Sew
sons in Woodville.
SAML. McMURTRY & Co
March II, 1882. II
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE.

!. ! ] /. II '... ..:: !. : ! !. !. ]:
q WAS Committed to the Jail ofWll
M knson County, State Of Miss, on u'
kMHDA goth Aug, 1889. by Dan. Blss, h,s
IN &RJasa runaway, negro man who oals
ONl himselfJOlIN, and ayshc belonesu
@N Mr.. Martin, trader from Virgins
s-%-k4EaJOllN is about % or about sl yeap
oi age-5 feet 6 or inches high--yellow comPa
lon--weak eyes-had on when committed olde"
ton shirt and pantaloons-no hat or SHOES.
The owner Of the above described negro l' e
quesled 20 comply with the Law, and tafe nmeu
OF JAN, or he will be sold TO pay Jail aud o'h
charges.
THOS. r.. W JAMES. jaiar
August, %, 1899. 50
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

43AAa1V14A9
E. HARDwIcH, Muster,
Will leave New Orleans regularly every Sa,.
day, for the above ports, at 10 O'Clock, A. M !
Fort Adams at l2 o'clock, on every Tuesday, Z
Baton Rouge at an carly hour on every Weda,,i
morning, SO as TO enable passengers on the coas
get on board during day light.
FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE, (haping super
dccommoddtions9 apply 10 the Captain on board
New Orleans. Oct. i832. 41mq
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE

WAS Committed 10 the Jm oe
M wilkinson County, State of Mssis.
VA slpP' on the 3olh day Of fAuens, i'I9,s IS@.
&'\O by Joseph Green, Esqr., as 4 ,nno nlr'
.@M way, negro boy who calls his na,no o,,a,
= N JOHN, and says he belonoS s'I 10 "SiI,o m"
s,...A-t- Uieti, living in East Baeo PIT b. nir
louisiana i-sald negro is about Eve fset o'ouse
inches ~ hgh' ls or 20 years of age-baJ on or :
ol cassimere pantaloons and cotton shirt. palf
gro IS Of dark complexion. '''--said ne
o,a.os nc owner OF the above described negro Il
~ SIsI' Is 70 comply with the law, aud TAXA him 10
cbo,"a. 0, OF ne will be sold 10 pay Jail and % o,So pn
sem,,Dho, rmos ,Iss L MJAMEs, Iailo,
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

FOR Fort Adams, Bayou Sarah, Fausse Rra
Port Hudson, Port Hickey, Baton Rouge p.
quenine, Donaldsonpilie, and all intcrpdo,
landings
The well known staunch Steamboat
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
FOrt-.AdanlS Steam Bod'
LINE OF PACKETS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
THE substantial and fast running Steam Boi

SrROrHER OINN, Master,
WILL hereafter ply as a regular packet beiv,.
Fort Adams and New Orleans, leaving Fort ~
every Saturday at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ and mi,
every Sunday at le o'clock. For freight o, n
sage having good accommodations, apply on bSd
Fort Adams. October 10, 1882 Aims
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
NEW-YORK MARKET-Oct. 1.

ConN EXcHANoE In Flour the business was not ex'
tensv We. Holders Insisted upon advance off cts
which buyers declined paying. except for the supply
of immediate wants. The price Of Western until sa-
turday IS Is s; but that day, the arrivals hav
ing ben rather heavy. sellers found at So and
so; fancy brands 34s78 Troy was offered, to
arrive Immediately, at 81. Georgetown sells to the
bakers at s a St There were sales Of Richmond Co.
for the West Indies at IS, but Southern sorts gene.
rally did not meet with ready sale. Rye Flour and
Corn Neal, no change A cargo Of prime Genes'ee
Wheat brought 1861 cts, and one Of prime Virginia
l1sl cts bush. Sales of Rye and Round Yellow Corn
on Friday at 80 cts.; prime lot of Southern Corn
hrnurht "a cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. CD. c.
ARuIyED, Oct. 8,

ARRIVED. Oct 8,
Schr. Leonidas, DE arborn, Barbadoes; ballast
tn Wm r. Miller.
Reportaf Vessels ief at Ba'badoes ION Sept.
Big Lion. of Bath. Lonsion. 10 sail in days.
Brig Mary. OF Providence, Harris, dschar's
Just arrived Brig Alexander, o. Bath.
Schr. Milo, of Baltimore, dischargIns.
Touched and sailed for market, Brig Nero,
Lewis. of Portland. -
Sailed, the 18th inst brig Union. Turley, Of
Philadelphia, for st. Thomas. all we'll
Under quarantine, schr Northampton. Lolr'
Just relieved from quarantine. schr CoIum
bia. Thomson. Sailed from ditto. Schr. Caro-
line, FarIand; brig Lucy, Findale. for market.
Most ,iyid quarantine laws in force at Bar ba
does 10th inst
schr Virginia Powell, New York, freight for
the District.
soop Miller, Teal, Philadelphia; freight for
the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04

MRS CROOK takes this method Of informing the
lN1sdes OF Alexandria and its vicinity, that she has
taken the house on King St.. formerly occupied By
Mrs. Berry. where she purposes carrying the MIL
LENARY in all its various branches; such As besch.
ing, altering and trimming Leghorn and Straw Bon
nets; Plain and Fancy Work Of all descriptions in the
above line; and having received handsome .ssort.
nent of SPLENDID RIBBONS, suitable for Pan and
Winter Trimmings, and q number of Pancy Articles
for ladies' use, also supply Of Dunstable straw Bon
nets of superior quality, she respectfully invites the
ladies to call snd patronze her, as she intends giving
her entire attention to the above business: She will
do all in her power to give satisfaction to Ill who may
favor her With their custom.
oct st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT
Trustees Sale

T1NDER the authority Of Deed Of Trust from Ro-
u bert N. Windsor to the subscriber, for purpose
tn rein expressed. shall expose to sale. at public
at the store Of said Windsor. (head Of King street)
great variety Of
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
Embracing his entire Sto"k in Trade. 20 his
HOUSEHOLD$ KITCHEN FURNITURE
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms cash,
oct2-6t PHILIP HOOFF, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
BY WILLIAM D MUTT.
Trust sale.

Trust sale.
DY virtue ola Deed of Trust, bearing date the 18th
I'D day Of April, 1873. from Samuel De Vaughan to
the subscriber. for the purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder.
on Saturday. the 18th October next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
~. on the premises,
a Two STORY FRAME TENEMENT
ds.as II LOT OF GROUND lying and being on the
Iu.e streets Terms made known at the place OF sale.
srpt22 JOHN s. PRESTON, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04

MARACAlBO A FREE PORT.-A letter received
by the big William, from Marscaibo. dated Sept l0
saws" Alaracs,bu has become free port for goods
going to Gucuts and New Granada, paying only three
per cent, duty. Persons now shipping their goods by
way of Crthsgen,, will find it for their advantage to
send them herein. JoUR Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04

Plaster Paris. (retaii per ton, so 90
FLOUR. We have no change to notice in the
Flour Market. The wagon price continues at
SIS. The only sale we heard Of yesterday was
one of so bbls at &c 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
Nivi0etd

TIME President and Directors IF the Baltimore and
J. Potomac Steam Packet Company have this da
declared dividend Of Three Dollars FIVE cents
per Share, which viii be paid to the stockholders or
their representatives. after the lst day Of Sep
TENDER, at the Maryland Savings Institution of Bait
more. August 9th. 1892.
oct 2-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04

schr. COLUMBIAN STAR Todd. cleared at Richmond
for this port LIST inst ,o., -.
schr Good Hope. Kelly. hence at Boston 2gth uk
We obtained from Capt. Ross, OF the schr J9nn "
Calhoun from Havana, the following particulars: -
His b. II schooners Slap Jack and Cangaroo, arrlv
ed At Havana on the 10Th inst who towed in the Am.
brig Oscar, of Portland, (stevens late m.ster) which
vessel they fell in with on shore near ne urtie hoe.
Zone of the Bermudas,) full Of water Afer pumping
her out, her CABIN deck nj ceiling were found cut up
and several ausur holes bored in hen counter which
on being plugged up. the vessel proved perfectly
tipht-her topmast yards, Standing and running ng'
gng. sails, &c were all gone. also deck load The
men of war spoke wreeling vessel on leaving the
bahama Bank. who informed that tn Crew had gone
to Nassau 1t seems by letters received in Havana.
that the brig left Portland July 16 II likewise well
known from information received from several vessels
who have arrived from Portland, that the crew OF the
bri- Oscar were in high state of mutiny on leaving
acknowledgements and doubts are, therefore en-
ter,aned for the safety Of the Captain ond Officers
,'HARLEsTuN GA7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
BY GEORGE WHITE.
YxMstea's SHE.

lKUBE6T 3 CHKC.
WILL be SOIL at public auction, at 10 O'Clock OH
w Saturday, the 9th October next, agreeaoy to
the terms and conditions Of Deed Of trust from ho'
bert Sands to the subscriber, his
Entire Stock in Trade,
Consisting of GROCERIES, Empty Bottles. Stand
Casks Scales, Weights Ne .sur-s, Corks. &c NC Also.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Among which there are five festner ned' Bed
steads and Bedding, or z dozen Chairs, Mahogany
Sidebosrds aud Wsrdrobes, Bureaus. Tables, Wash
Stands. &c &C. Also one good COW and a CART.
81 Terms Cash CHR. NEAIE, trustee
~ sent 25-dUIeo3t GEO WHIT r, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04

The Heather AT the Museum, on Monday,
the rh.rm ,,ne,er ranged from $40 10 6i0 On
TUESDAY. from 500 to co.; and on Wednesday
from $50 to 640 On the two last nights, white
frost occurred.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04
BOSTON MARKET, SEPT. s9.

FLouR We notice sales by suction of SO bbls Bal
timore superfpe 10 bbls of which were fair, and sold
at Sc 8; balance da naged slightly. and sold at So
per bbl cash. Considerable private sales have been
effected among them we notice about 5000 bbls Ge
nesre, at l8 t, per Dbl Cash; 100 do Baltimore
8 mos 500 do Philadelphia, st per Dbl mos
Gn.IN.-Not much doing in either description; very
little OF any kind arrived since our last few thou.
nd bushels of Northern yellow, Southern ditto, and
WHITE have beea taken at quotations, which are well
suoported
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-04

LIVERPOOL, Aug. u -ConS MARKET Though
The weather the LAST few days has been very unsettled
and there little grain in this district secured, and
considerable quantity uncut, prices continue to give
Way.