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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Marshol's Sale.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF ALExAN-
DRIA, Sct.-May Term, 1893.
George Jacobs and Sarah his WJe; .7vgunu'
HiEiams and finn l. his wJe, Compliments.
| Ann his p,fe; Samuel 4 Chiiis John Hren and :
Mry Y his wifei John Wesley Chids, and Ben.
jamin Il. Ch'ids. Defendanis, j
rHVHE bill ia this cause having been regularly taken
for confessed against the resident defendants; and
il to he satisfaction of the Court that due
publication has been ma lie against the resident de
fendants the bill taken for confessed sgsinst them
aso and sci down for hearing; and the cause coming
| on to be heard, il is
| ORDERED, ApJuDaED AND DEcuEEn. Tha. the Marshal
Of tbs District of Columbia do sell the tract of land,
containing one hundred and fifteen acres be the
more Or less mentioned in the bill of the complainant,
of which John Childs died seized lying in the County
of Alexandra, Distric. Of Columbia, to the highest
bid Ter, on the premises, after advertising the same
six eeks in newspaper printed in the District
OF Columbia upon the following terms: Ore third Vt
the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the bs
lance thereof to be paid in two equal nstamen's a. sig
and twelve months secured BY bonds and deed Ut
trust the premises
ASH FURTHER, That the Marshal do convey the pre-.
misses to he purchaser or purchasers; and after de-
Quoting for his commission allowed by law, and
other expenses of the sale and the costs this suit 10
be paid TO the person respectively entitled thereto,
that he pay each of the compsinants and defend.
ants children Of John CbiIds aforesaid in right Of
their w,ves eighth part Of the balance Of the pur
chase money; and that he 60 report his proceedings
under tins Decree to the Court
4 copy-Tes,, EDu. l. LEE. C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

New YoRK, Dec 2O.-LoSs Of schooner Dan.
iei H. Miller, and schooner Ldaeean. We learn
from Captain Driscul. VIII" cane up yesterday
from Shoal Harbor, New Jersey, ION the Jersey
shore. 4 miles from Sandy Hook. towards An.
bow that his brig. the Daniel II Miller. of Bos-
ton, hence with full cargo OF Hour and rice, be.
longing to Wm Banks, Esq. Of this city. aud
consigned 10 Messrs Hirchsns, Banks & Co.
Kingston. Jamaica, was driven ashore at Shoal
Harbnr on Tuesday last. where she now lies hish
and drv. stern port strove in, and such other da
mage, that she IS total loss--the sails aud rig.
sips, and cargo. IN a damaged state saved. The
crew aud passengers reached the shore III sa'ety.
We have sioce learned that part Of the cargo
Of the above vessel has been landed, and that she
IS moi so much damaged, and Is expected to be
got off
CAPTAIN D. also reports the loss of schooner
Lancean, Of and for Edsnton, North Carolina.
with cargo of -four. and new sails and rigging
for a vessel building at Eden,on. The schooner
and great part Of the cargo LOST. -Cre" saved.
BosroN, Dec. 1S.--Brlg Owyhee, Vincent,
from Cape Haytien, for Boston. was drove
ashore on Catham Beach on Sunday morning
last, crew saved, decks swept. mainmast gone
vessel biiged-suppused nearly total loss
She is owned BY Messrs W. & g. Richardson,
and insured a, the Neptune Office $4,000, and
Boston Marine $4,000
Br. Schr Ann Isabella, Lovett hence. TOR
ST Johns, NIB, went ashore on the "esteru SIDE
of Gloucester barber on Tuesday night last. IN
the gale AMI went to peces--crew saved. Cargo
valued al $4,000.
Brig Barclay, Thomas, bound to Newbury-
port living at anchor Tuesday of Spectacle Is.
land. parted her stream anchor cable, dragged
best bow anchor, and went ashore at Dorcbes.
ter near Say.n Hill.
Brig Scot. at Salem, from Africa, ashore on
chickering's Point has biiged.
S,hr. Generous, Hooper. Salem, dragged her
an rhurs. went on the rocks near Leach's Point,
the sea making complete breach over her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The Test Oath The South Carolina Test
O. ha, passed into "a law. Its features are not
- ,r,x,ons tn censure, as We were at one time
led to expect they would be. The advice OF Go
,ra,, i,xna has bepn taken, and the authority
Of IN. United States il recognized and preserV-
Ell. On the ground of e>ped,ency We can see
no necessity Tor the act; but 1t 1t moil'hes the
f.rlinus of those Who have hect0red u on the
pollr,,al stage Tor TIM. aud "h" ATE @Inns Sc
Seral thousands in pocket, We do not fee dis
posed 20 find fault with the harmless CLIMAX with
Hash. Exam.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
~ LADIES' FAIR-The ladies belonging

r. LADIES' FAIR--The ladies belonging
to the Congregation Of Christ Church will bold
a Fair for the sale Of useful and fsnev articles,
in the room formerly OCCUPIED a. Reading
Room over the new market house, on Thursday
next al o'clock A NJ aud P. N. and at
the same hours 90 the following day. Its hoped
that the cause in aid Of which this fair 10 to b.
held, as well as the taste and skill displayed
by the ladies 10 getting it up (which, it 10 beIiev.
ed, have never been surpassed) will prove ssm-
Gent inducements for the attendance aud liberal.
ity of the benevolent public The profits for the
use of the Sabbath School Of said Chusch. Ad.
mittance 12a cents.
dee % 81 - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
NEW CHRISTMAS ESTABLISHMENT

TIME subscriber respectfully announces to gene
i rous public, that he has opened. on Royal, be.
tween King and Prir &c streets,-next door to Mr.
Green's Cabinet House. ~
II CONFECTYON.HRY& FRUIT ST ORE,
where he will be happy to receive the visits Of his
friends and the public in general. His assortment
comprises most Of the good things in vogue At these
Holiday seasons.
Il splendid Piew Of Louis Phihipps's Country
Seat and Forest in the back ground) will be exhibit.
ed and beautifully Illuminated CALL AND LOOK.
dec 24-Sts John FRANCIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
SAFES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D MUTT.
Trustees Sale Of Furniture.

TINDER the authority ola Deed of Trust will be sold
u at the Auction Store. corner OF Prince and Union
streets on Saturday, 4,h January. 1884 at 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ
Rush bottomed and Windsor Chairs
set 64 pieces e. China
seu 81 pieces Dinntr do
S plated Csstors, Knives and Forks
Flat Irons; Candlestcks; Andirons
Shovel and longs
Maple and Mahogany Work Stands
bureau, CARPET; 4 Beds and Bedding
3 Bedsteads, ID. canters, Tumblers, Wines
DO ks; Kitchen Furniture, &c &c.
dec IS ROBERT CONWAY, Jr. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

lii, generally known here that msshng OF
Presidents at Banks took place on thursday
h.,-the measure being adopted Tor the purpose
o. deyiSlns some means TO meet and relieve, II
possible, the prescott distress The meeting ad'
turned until To day, les the purpose OF laying
,syer,I resolutions before the different Boards oil
Directors.
The result Of this meeting we NAV be able,
perhaps. 70 give our readers tomorrow.
Phil Her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
AM,erlcan Quarterly nevieV-


CONTENTS -, Letters Of Euler on Natural PHI
u 'osophy-2 Life aud opinons Of John jay
d. nmark, Swr,len and Norway. Judge Storvs
Commentaries sketches of Turkey IN io,i-oS'
by an American Reign Of Louis Philippe III io'or
So. Duchess nt Berri in La 'endee-o Nemo's W
uaasmn;s,ll, A.ri,lon. Chamber Maid the Empress
Josephine 9 National Banks, EngGs'' and Am, r'can
10. Men and Mann IN America. by the su'hor OF
Cyril ihornton
The Club, or Gray Cap for Green iead' oy
James Pucke
The t.ominir'. Legacy, Newton Forster.
The Amulet and shrrdan's Comic Annua tor 1854;
and Help TO Zions travellers, relating to Doers',
rxprrir, ni.i ana Pr,chcsl Religion. by the Rev Ito
bert Bs; with tie Life of the Author
Just received for sale by
S,r % ST ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Yen,peraMce NOTICE..

vUylE Third Annua Nee ting of the Methodist Ten
II persrce Society will be ne'i IN ,he c'hndst
Episcopal hrrch, Thi. Evening, hal pa, o'clock.
Report from the Board of Nang.r Will be read,
and al dresses delivered by several genemrn from a
distance. The public gene ay respectfully nvit-
ed IA attend. By ORDER
dec s IL JOHN 4 pASCOE. Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
names s. GunMeN. NJ. u
DENTIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visit
& ors Of Alexandria that he may be consulted al
Mr.. A Newton's Hotel on the first and third wedn
dsy in every month, from9 o'clock A. II until Up
Ali letters addressed TO DR.. G at his office. between
the limited States Bank and the Presidents House,
W.sb;ngton City or left at Mr.. Newton's Hotel Al
exandris, viii be punctuslly attended to.
ian 2-ewedtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Newspapers The publishers OF newspapers
IN n. territory Of Michigan have entered mt"
arrlclrs OF agreement of the following tenor:
I.t. That they will discohtinue all papers To
subscribers, Who on the lst OF January sn"'' De
more than one year IN arrea', cave we" ac
counts for collection, aud publish list OF their
n,mes aod the dues from them respectively
Cd rha, they will advertise the names OF such
Subscribers "a refuse to take the paper out OF
the Pos, office aud pay their arrearases, Tor the
bsns6t Of other printers. Cd. That thew will
bsrs,t,er receive no subscription. unless pay
mon, is made m advance in cash or BY note -
4th. That they will insert no advertisements OF
-, local or anv 4. her nature, unless accompanied
vth pavment OF satisfactory reference.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
t0>.fectinMnrS, ere

tO>,fectlnMnry, cc.
nAvID APPiCH. on King'tree. between Washing
IL ton and Assph streets thankful tor past favors
RESPECTFULLY inform. the public that he has an EA-
CE LENT .4SSOR TNENT in his line tor sale,
which he oil, rs low--smnng which are
$50 Fruit cake, suitabr for Christmas
10 barrels New York Pppins
1 hale paper shell Almonds
, barrels shsiled do
rs ,hole and ha;f boxes Fresh Raisns
bale bordeaux Almonds
] bag Brazil Nuts
do Madeira do
I do fi!huTts
? sacks Pea Nuts
case pruncs. in fancy boxes
Z boxes Rick Candy
do Haccaroni 3
do Permacilh
9 do Canton Ginger and Chou Chou
so do Cron
200 do do French Candies. complete as
snrtment
Together with French and German Toys, ana' IN
short, every variety of Confectionery
dec 2i-ep3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The MARKEr.-We have no change to notice
10 our market, and continue to quote Flour from
wagons "a IS 81 80, and Wagon Pork 81 70
a 81 S7a. In other articles we are not advised
of any change
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

# is sid that Mr. Woodbury., Secretary OF
me NAVY, intends ordering two ships OF War TO
cruise IN our coast during the winter for the be-
ne,oenr purpose Of relieving and supplying ship.
wrecked vessels. and affordns navigation other
s.,i-,ance it may require.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

.rhe report that one Of the Government Di-
rs,,ors Of the Bank Of the United States in Phi.
,1elnhia has failed, is coutradicStd BY the Penn
sylyanian,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Rev. +. X. Avery was present at the meeting
hall m account Of the Indian mission lie
=, ss,he1 a, Saagu, she same day. and fomor
a., ,,;,ed c,r.uIstIoE in tbs town, that he " ~
n bs present at mestiag, which appeared 30
nrodure some sensation On Monday g0i;9us
VA, erected on High Rock" which over'"oAs
N, tom from the centre. AID an etfisy hung I'M.
der the yal,ows which attracted large coltect'"n
Of ,,onle. who continued there. during the alter
nc,n shouting. nurralug, and firing guns at ire
efi,y. WHICH in the evening was set on hre, ana
the shouting aod disturbance continued I'LL ia'e
hour. Another effigy. on the same evening. was
raised on the Liberty Pole, in iihert, square -
Il is said too, that an efisy was hung at the same
time, at Woodend, and another burnt al sa'Sos
Lynn Record
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Bank of AleNAndria,


VIyIE stockholders in this institution are hereby no.
titled that the Annual Election tor I Ell i,'reIo'
,ho,.,T viii he held nj ,heir Banking House the third
Monday (2Oth) of January next Polls open from III
A AZ ;,Sp IL J. l.. NcKENNA,
L. 20 .,S6yhIsn Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
For Rent,

For kents
The HOUSE on Washington street
&&f7HA lately occupied by the subscriber. very
RAsssA conveniently arranged, and IN every res
pect desirable residence Likewise.
Tbe CONNEXIONS STONE DWELLLNG HOUSE
on Fairfax street, near The Bank of Alexandria former
~ the residence of william Herbert, Esq
tn uouse last mentioned, With the large and vaua.
HE Lot. will be sold on reasonable terms
In nv absence, application may be made to VT: A.
Newton. '0A' 'N
dec 25-1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Dam ViyiMus VivaNWs.
GRAND UNION CAKE WEIGHING $50
pnI1NnSt


yAyIrH unspcakable pleasure and the greatest de.
~ location the subscriber is eiated 10 be enabled
70 or for safe TO his friends snd customers SPLEEN.
DID UdION C.8KE OF $50 LBS. WEIGHT. made
of the rare and precious materials AMI decorst
ed and embe!lished with cuat of Of The twenty.
four sttes Of the Union. Iks Imperial Pageant viii
be read. for exhibition aud eve .rnhcaiion on inesd
noon 50 cents per poua with other sdhies Of the
various kinds, such may found in all the well or.
avoca,ions, an. well WORTHY zl,.t public which de.
lights in the Improvement. of te sge, and to remune.
rate tn use wei skilled in eir trades, both in theory
and practice and who have never Jet been wanting in
energ, aud ab, to serve thenfin all the requirements
Of their profession.
The subscriber hsa greatly enlarged his Establish
ment. and vii be prepared to accommodate all those
who ma, favor hin with their presence-And, to era
y the eve well as feast the eppe,ite. he will dis.
play Representation cfthe South Vie', Of the City Of
Grand Cairo and the Pyanids
dec 2;- st J. 'EPBCBN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

" We must again request the favor Of our
advertising customers to send in their advertise
ments as early in the dav as possibie-this in
consequence Of the mail arrangements.
dec A-lW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Notice

& eALED proposals will be received at my house, og
y PAYNE street, until the 25,h instant, for cleaning
and kee ling clean. for one year, all the streets lanes
and .l!eys paved and unpaved. within the limits OF
IN, ,.orporation: the Contractor to commence the
work on the lst day Of January, 1854
dec 2-ent25th WNEIICH, >. Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
ihineus Janney

ihineas Janney
HAS just received per barque Superior, Captain
- S,n,h fr m Stockholm. ami now landing
900 TONS OF SWEDISH BAR IRON.
Plough Plates, and Land Sides,
Which, WITH 10 tons of swedish and English iron
in store makes his assortment complete &,
Also on hsnd. very fine Old Madeira, Sherry, ana
Port VINE in boxes. containing from one to two do.
zen bottles For ale on accommodating terms
18th mo Acct Nat INTEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
ruperiot " ines, &c

superiot Wines, &c.
UyIIE subscribers offer for sale the following assort.
/ ment Of GENUINE e WELL SELECTED
WINES, in casks and cases:-
l., p. Madeira, pale and red, MURDOCH 20.
LP do do Newton, Gordon & Co
LP. do 1'inta, vintage oflS2l
LIP. do Serciai, vintage Of 1919
LII do Bual, do 1897
L,P 10 Burgundy, do 1926
Up. do Eas, India. per Brahmin
LP. do Payne Co.
Gordon's pure Grape Juice
Choice Ola Sherry, gold. pale and brown, Duff'
Gordon Y Co.
DO Burgundy Port, do Dry Port, Harris Son
Old Hock, Dry Lisbon, Cansry and Smyrna
ST. Julian, Medoc and Montferrend Claret
Hermitage and Ssuterne
Champaign, farragons, &c
Choice Old Brandy, Rum, SC
With general assortment Ut GH0CEhiES' ce
All of which will be sold OH moderate terms
GUY ATKINSON SON,
dec ll-eo,f Fairfax street, Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
On NNllars Reward

WILL be given for the recovery OF Five Bales OF
w Cotton, which hnsted from the wharf during the
late storm; or FIVE dollars per bale for all restored
dec SO-eo3t s. u. u 8. H. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
a aluable Farm far sale
As wish IN sell CLIFTON. Ii

~
1s<,,N | wish to sell CLIFTON. 1t Is
g5fggfNa situat Il alb ,ut three miles from AIeIan.
,Sss d. dris, Immediately between that place and
sytss!SS$9349 Mount Vernon. II contains Two hund'
red and Fifty Acrcs-an hundred of which are IN
wood living in body that side of the tract near
est Alexandria balance is divided into three heds
and well enclosed by the best post and raj fence
The soil was originally good the fields have been
well dched aud cleaned and by judicous cultivation
are rapidly improving. fhe Us hum'er more
than six hundred fruit trees young vigorous and at
ing -spple peach, pear, CHI try, apricot and "ecarne
The improvements were made by gentleman who
spared no cos, complete plan designed with great
taste. They consist of brick d~ei'ng house OF tw"
wings. counec ed by coi"nade-each wing contains
five rooms flushed in the hsndsomest style The OUT
houses of brick, and are conven';n' sna suhceh'
for large establishment The whole has lately been
thoroughly repaired A pump OF excellent water Is ~
the yard. The house is on commanding emn'encr'
whe-e health has always been enjoyed; anu as sum
mer residence has no superior. The v"w IS al one
grand and beautiful. To the north. the house Is ap
preached through avenue three hundred yards ~
length of large and beautiful trees; and the gardens
and orchards are so arranged each size OF tins ave-
nue. as to give il grace and beauty Inc we" irou,
the house through the avenue SHUT up oy the wooa
land To the SOUTH east and west The prospect Is a'
most unlimited =.
cultivated country in the State Of Maryland On the
SOUTH Mount Vernon. object with which every
American associates all that is interesting and veners-
bile, is Immediately under the eye, with ten or hteen
thousand acres of fine campaign country. spread OUT
directly between the two bills, diversified by ~hdhess
and cultivation in endless variety
The River Potomac for near ten miles IS visible from
Clifton: and when whitened by the sails OF busy
commerce. as 1t oentimes is. forms picture that can
not be seen without pleasure To the west, 1T the
distance of thirty miles, the magnificent Blue adge
have also for sale very handsome pair OF we'll
matched Carriage Horses: they are grey' over sixteen
hands high; young. handsome. active and gentle snc
draw we'll ,: ,,,
The terms will be accommodating. Tor when Apply
.. '"e THOS. w. HEWITT.
dec Cd w&eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
CONGRESS.

The Senate, yestef Jay, had but a short SEES
SION, aud adjourned TO Thursday.
In the House Of Representatives. no business
Of public nature was transacted. and the House
adjourned to Friday next -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Hops.
q Bales first quality Hops, received per schooner fu'
u laski, for sale by
dec 81 A. c. ChAhNoFL Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
Cook wanted.

FEMALE cock is wanted, ether b. the month
n or wear, wher. liberal wages viii be given, and
one from the country preferred Apply to the printer
dec Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Hel-Aang, g. t'"ck q Nhne-
SHIFTING
vr,uE subscribe r,spectiul, lnforms the Public.
,h., in copseoucuce Of the liberal encourage.
nent he has ccriye Curing the present Nesr' he mas
been Induced TO hoy general assortment OF materials
in his !iue &c bu.in. ga consisting. az part. OF
,Siirer Plated Bet Pulls
Br1s do d. yj'epery description
Base Surbase and common franks.
Bell Nprrngs and arriages
Nhe.i Brass. suitobie for Bell Plates
hew Reys # ,re, y description
Brass Handles and ApsndiesJr L. CHS
With every onrr ar, Ct. .'-cesssr, ~ tn business
wor Icf w;,h nm wiH be e1ecuted reil as can be
Persons wishing BELLS HING would consult
their own in,ercs' by giuing HIM call.
dec 90 d3tSw5w GEO. H. borfEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Maroon Escape from Fire.-Ihe Dwelling
house oi one OF our most e>umao'e cit'Lens' re-
Siding u Bowdoin street, had Iema' hao'e e.
cape from destruction by hre, on M"nua' n'sn''
When the servant opened the parlor door in the
m.rr;p, no tound that the floor was all on fire,
caused BIZ the falling Of the crate, IN which some
coal had been left not quite consumed. Tue
clOseuess Of the room alone saved the mouse An
open do r, or the least ventiation' must nave re-
dueed I, to ashes before morning. -b0s!o" .dH"S'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

Esquire appendage. so habi,ualiy used
in Yankee Land, which denotes nothing very
particular. and is applied to every rank IN iie' Is
getting to be a bone OF contention among the
cockneys across the water A long discussion
took place at Chelmsford England, as to whom
in reality the speculation belouged-many people
described by that title being returned asjurymen.
The bench thought that property to the amount
Of $500 per annum would not confer the title,
as was the general belief. IT being as much Il.
lie Of honor as Baron or knight. The Esquire
was thereupon stricken out, and the en''aole
appelladon .Geutleman.' made to supply its
place. - Nantucket Inquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The latest accounts from New Orleans, fur
,i,h very uufavcrabie report 10 reference to the
actual extent Of the Sugar eropof Louisiana, OF
,,c pr,sept season. The early frosts have pro.
we'd so verv injurious TO the cane, that the Bule-
=, If the 9th states that. instead of producing
ION ooo bogsheads, it will fall short OF that guam
dry at least fifty thousand hossheads.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
SOtice.

VVBE Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank oil A.eIsn'
L dria are hereby n'ti6ed that an Election OF .nIr'
teen Directors for the ensuing year, will b. hsia :. 'e
Banking House on Monday, the oth cav " n.st;".
next. JOhN nooFE' S"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
D,ctor Wheelwright

IIAs removed TO the House on ST Asaph street,
III between King and Prince streets, formerly oeeu
pied by T. F. Mason, Esq where he can be found.
nov 8-d4tawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

syiyanlan,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25

The Opposition in both Houses Of Congress
Nave the advantage Of their adversaries, we be-
rsye it will be allowed, in point OF talents
There are Clay, Webster, Calhoun, and others,
N the Senate, to contend against Mr.. Benton,
Mr.. Forsyth, and Mr.. Grundy In the House,
ueDulie. Binney, Everett, and j. Q. Adams,
have to meet Polk, Speisht, and Clay, of Ala.
We name these three last gentlemen, because
N. partp cannot rely upon others as teaders?-
What are talents, however, when arrayed against
what John Randolph used to call King Num-
hers? The Opposition, however, will make
,;uorous effort to conquer the monarch.
The committees Of The two Houses are in full
o,sr,,;on. In the Senate, the committee on the
RhoIe Island election is going on as fast as It can
,h,,;n the materials for examination, and the Sc.
oct committee of Mr.. Mangum on the rights Of
-, senate have net. From the former we may
syoeet an early report aad it is expected to be IN
favor Of Mr.. Robbins.