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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

EfiiiGiNih At rUics held IN the ie,hs bh.er Oh
- CutJit Superior OF Law uhd thinsetv TOR L
County ~ i.nncf-t on Monday the b dan Of Drccatf
r. ), u farmer, who sas ns.i9uer "i WIN. Tn
no.,i, 10y Ann Turu'r, formerly Lucy Ihurmot a. o.
rcy I'M. who Is a,see oiPd ftntm nj. Claiborne
1uc>er, Sa.au ". Tucker. Poly ". Iurtcr. ~ a,a-
i. 1ioker uid john !! Tucker The ri i've nalts
The age twenty nuc YEAR, and "hp s''r Is tt1 f
back4r thou nox, mend, Polly Tntk"r. tie ntfoU &
1870 tn hcr dec. fJ-u> Jones und SAiiy ius Wt.r ~
nic i. >qy Thu5niord jesse tcch afd ~ lis vi
forMcl Jt.y 1daiau,,J, and Dnll Ca ,iati AMI e.
thein nis WI, farInor.y Ehzabeth Iharmhuf, r.
a.aio.i Jonn III aipsuu, Adti-In T.l'acrr1. 8ldaa j.
IhurnonJ, and PIN IL Thnrmoad, Deit>.-ln t,iuHccs
The Dctl nr, William ipu.in M, nut nauIrs este.
- hi' Appearance aad enrH .erl;t aes,diur tothr nt
A.rnbiy and The tHl"s at tht,touri, aud arp.nt. Is
.al,ltr ctI4rrfe ihut hc l. NOT III ilhh,tat
tHanonnt l}id; Ga ntun oil ihv ad=ii- ~ f.irc
81, "rdtstc TUT thr >HId del dhHi. Nr. -.
on anc h inr i.r~t dtN .l n
irfn, LIT t of ia. p,tr.f>, und it .tr.ty
ri Nh, ,tiPr a. foftiI.Y Unsettled 10 tn Iyufldfr ir.
,,tI "i pths >>tsrit, and u,tc.-.
ioor Of the court -hsu.e. ia IL ..,iu rnlntt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

ME exercises OF the subscribers school, are
IL suspended until the Is Monday in January
JOSEPH p. GODFREY.
Dec. 20 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10


s,YiR;IhiA.--At En'es lplen !" the CLERKS TN.
y t,ir Circuit superior cuurt NJ i.ns AM C9usars g
tho town Of Is ncshnts, on te 81 day III Dec miner ls
n Mutual Assurance Socieiy ag tn.t fre 3ihaa In ~
al Tho state Of Virginia, Pltts a.Aa, Jpip rham,,
fIoug Moun,din,} Thomas iiar.ry, sherT Of Ganpb .
ruunty, mad ~ ;nch adm al jc-er jeic~ dee E1h-,
Norris, Robert h. Cbleinai Robert II. Gray S1t.a
Etaustofd, Sergeant Of The erf"raioh Of Us nrhba m
n, sncil admir- o %iclo~ Ilarriso1, deG. Howard g4
net, Samuel Bran.f5td, S.tgeaut al tie Corporation
ispchhuf", aud ad'ir "f Aleai,i G. --,nrD,
zee. jolll Dinwildic, ~dmael Hafaod, alI John y
@nti l. e.
-" ,eiendau, Io'n Thompson, Il. NJ tot Inv.
eaistcu his appearance ADD gwen security aoeo#1r =
he ct 81 a wtnAly anu tic nes uft.us Cnutt 4lu g.
aalas hr 'tJetesr cvldeaec that h. j. nj ..l i
tat If n coduiry II ordered, TIM nd Dec d
aat do unaear rer.' III fri lay u i!r nea r..g4
tern of Ia. epurt az An.0 II oat fine pnrnr .a
Tat COPY of this orier - ier''@flh NJ Ill IL ,Ia
le,ysnnpef ,-u,cd u to ioYn IT i.ear,la.. fe fl.
Iaau. ,sivc,, aud prs!c ~ ,aa i,o', d9H Of u
Courthouse, IA the sud town.
ACury-res:c, u. RIDES ok.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10


The hcnadauis stephen Turner peachy Franklin, MT
ha'ihg catered their appearances pvea security ueco-
ae 10 the act of As, emily and tho rules Of this court ana
appearing by iscort evidence t!Ht tlioy ht
tans OF tii' country It i, ordered thai the said de.endau
do appear he the first dat ofac IL x Apr tru, AN,
answer tan hill ni the P,utf, ana. that copy OF d'
order he athwu h inserted IN the Iyuckhufg Vi uial
Tor t"o mo"is ac.estyels rad posted the FROM doo
ofthe court house Of this county
Cop, -roste, JOHN ThGMPSON, il. Ok.
Nov % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
ACcpy -iesi".
JOHN THOMPSON, ]. OK.

" itt!Nlt ~ 'ited IN c j., sfhr r Ia
= ti-eu elurcror Court -" an nnfH'E l"r We
town of l. turhhurp III tl' 81, IL, o. hFrrhHs '''-
'icrar " Gucnr fiIi int 'fho Us w. ID Snn'.e
v 4u,Irt i.iIia q, Dcti>.
iHe !sfeadtn, Fn4u,, VI II. nni htstTr eatoir' Us
,r.r'iir. and siyrl security ar,othttt tetae a Il
Assembly aud re rties Of VI cpurti sd Il H{rau-
satisfactory evidence that h. : not irhHaat 81 tbs
country =: II j. ordered III TIE sald drirnhah t's.
peaf here ,he r. ,luN Of as e,r tc IA ' 's
rapurt aud tn Eill me pltull ma thai r-
py I'M, ordr. be fartiN th ted IL tInc -
pttci IN ihe i",,a nj Lyiehburs foftw Hnoth- -",-
s'r y aud posted front duo thc Cont h,ne
al tic sai1 town, y copy-Tesic.
H. k0nEe elk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
IsAlrNrtHSa q g.

A fresh supply OF Candies, and superior Cigars,
: a received Ivy j. /. q j. +. ROYALL.
Nuv. 10 Is
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AEIS'T OE EAsI'Ef'stifc

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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24
HftrDEeIS zsMqnfrfr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, Bx HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village aed single mail suhacribers, two dollars per year. payable before the exraion oi Rix months.
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year. payable above To companies less than six, SI 75 per year, payable as before p cents will he deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers svill be discontiDned "nii all arrrarages are ua;d except at the discretion of Ihe editor.
 Notice of wish disconlnpe must be given before ahe expiration 0f a year.gy
 -sADVERTIsiNG. One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proPorton for TWO ar more squares.- 20 per ceut per week. lilsera deduction made for advertise menis continued or 12 months.
 Adminiarators' and Executors Notices, $l UO Commissioners Notices, M a p All communica.ions mast be pnst-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24
CHINA.

Gig of Amoy- tdnticide -tratic tn females. The city of Annoy is on island upon the coast of
 F0h-ke province, about 400 or 300 miles N F. ot
 Macao. From Mir. Gutzlaffs description !. would
 seem that ibe iphabitaDs are the KaDkees o China.
 The facts hch stated respecting the murder off male nants and the degradation ofthe sex, must
 der the plan of Christian mission to Amov peculiar y acceptable to our female readers--N. Y. Obs
 After many delays we finally arrived at
 Annoy. This place is situated on a very
 large island, on the loft side of a bay. which
 deeply indents the country, and forms nu-
 merous islands. The city is very exten-. siye, and contains at least two hundred
 thousand inhabitants. All it's streets are narrow, the temples numerous, and few large houses owned by wealthy merchants. Its excellent harbor has made it. from time immemoriaI. one of the greatest emporiums of the empire, and one of The most impor- iant markets, of Asia. Vessels can sail up close to the houses, load and unload wi.h the greatest facility, have shelter from all winds, and in entering or leaving the port experiences no danger of getting asaore.- The whole adjacent c5untry being sterile, forced the inhabitants to seek some means of subsistence. Endowed with an enter- prising spirit, and unwaaried in the pursuit of gain, they visited all parts of the Chi ness empire, gradually became bold sailors, aud settled as merchants all along the coast. Thus they coloAized Fprmosa, which, from that period to this, has been their granary 1; visited and settled in the Indian Archipel- ago, Cochin China, and Siam. A popu- lation constantly over1owing demanded constant resources for their subsistence, and this they found in colonization. This they have promoted all along the coast of China, up to .Mantchon Tartary. As ssoon as the colonists amass sufficient money they return home, which they leave again when all is spent.
 This constant emigration of the male part of the people contributes very much to the destruction of domestic happiness 1t is general custom among them to drown a large proportion of the newborn female 1 children. This unnatural crime is so com mon among them. that it is perpetFated without any feeling, and even ina laughing
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24
numrR1Es' EYE WATER !

ENOR Sore or InAamed Eyes, gives immediate ease N and relief. On recent eyes, the effect IS most snju,ary. Where the complaint has been oi years standing, and in some exceeding bad cases the most unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the use of this EYE WATER, aier every other remedy had failed. Many persons who have used u tron"nnce ii the best preparation for these compla ns they have ever met wth especially in of soreness or in- Aan,maon of long standing.
 Price g cents bottle. . GT None are genuine unless signed on the outside pr.nled wrapper, by the sole ?, opriet0r kIDDEk, ;mnsediote successor to the late Dr. w. T. CnNWAY.- For sale at h,s Counting Room, over No 99, Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, hy Samuel Buei and J. c. Beckscifh. Litchfetd; E. Cocles. South Farms; Daniel Norton. C0aaan; Judson $, Whittlesey, ". Preston !; Lsaac S.. Wadscorth. Bethlem NesOton S' Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who bay to sell again. . Febrnary9 1ye2W90
 JUST RECEIVED,
 At the New Bookstore in East Street. IT EGH Richmond's Domestic Poriraiture. L Memoi,s of Pious Women.
 Madic on the Observation of Nature. Abererombie's Philosophy of the Moral
 Feelings.
 The Boys and Girls Library. No. 15.
 ALSO.
 A supply of Blank Books:
 GOODWIN & GALPlN. August l5 IO
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24
VARIETY. STORE.
 F.. A. LORD

Has just received an assortment cf HENTLEMEN's Breast Pins, Studs. Silt O Watch Keys, and other Jewelry articles: Old Windsor. almond. cinnamon, vegetable. Naples. rose, oriental, and violet Soaps; Rus sia. Antique, and other Oils; Milk Of Roses, Toilet Powder. Almond Paste, Tooth Pow der, Pomatum. Lavendar Water. Cologne WGRser, with general assortment of rfsme- FVs& ALSO.
 English and Wire Whips; Harmanicans kid and jointed Dolls; Dogs. Cats. Rabbits, Birds. Squirrels. Monkeys. Horses, Bird-ca- gss, Moving Figures. and various other Toys fos children. ALSO.
 A supply of Fish Hooks and Lines.
 Sent. 1Q IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24
Dr. Le55's Cclebrated Liniment,

sp in cases of loag standing, and of the most severe h1fAcer have received certain relief and many have SSN cured in few days, some in "A 4bours as num- mery sificsed with the Rheumatism, hnve very fully testified. Certificates in the possession of the Propretor proving the most thorough and surprising where other approved applications had utterly failed. The Liainent is also used win success tor Bruises, Sprais Numbness Stiffness of the Joints Chilblains. sc. Price, 50 cents a bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24
REMEDY FOR 'RHEyJEE A TTSNI,

H6NHE excruelating Iiain--tie decrepitude and de-
 Iorrrri,y and i.e premature old age, which are 1he ussI tse adants o this disorders are suered W many from despair of cure, or dsaPpoetme in the efficacy of the numerous pretended andotes used tO effect this purpose. But those who have made fair
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24

Ladies WOrE Baskets. LUST received at the Litchield Variety y Store. new supply of Ladies Work Bas- kets. of all sizes.
 Also, an assortment of Chinese Baskefs.
 Sept. l2 E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24

Read Rags and Reads. A FEW elegant Bead Bags, and new "A supply of gilt, cut. and seed Beeds, just received at the Variety Store of
 Sept. 5 E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-24

TO CARPENTERS. A JOURNEYMAN Carpenter and House A Joiner wanted immediately by the sub scriber, to whom good wages will be given.
 RANSOM s. POTTER. Litekfeld, Oct. s H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

a famous warrior, in spurs, plume, ano s"oru'
- CORY mule. However, I would not under
Zine cords in these times, when they are 50
much neglected, For the ability to command good
words IS next to the ability to command good ide'
40 words suggest ideas. Words are the arms
IF ideas. Well chosen words make even OLD
ideas appear to be new ones.
I can yery well see how Mr.. Forsyth can be
considered surprisingly eloquent, as he was
,hongbt TO be in the Georgia Convention, when
.dyncatino the permanency and durability OF the
ITnion. for there the theme was a grand one, and
On. Grand occasion-and he was among men
Dlot,;no destruction to the Union and thus the
i,h;scf exalted him. But Mr.. Forsyth is not an
sIoSu.nt man, if thought is a part OF his eio'
ouence. az no man whose views and reflections
~. not proportioned to his manner no matter low
sIoouent that may be, can long command atten.
,eniion. This is true of Mr.. FORSYTH. At hrst
.ii listen: all consider him extraordinary, but he
soon wears out. His beautiful words are like
beautiful TOYS. They fatigue one, or they are
like that repast, which should begin With the de-
SORT and then end with the desert.
Mr.. FORSYTH is probably over fifty years OF age
b,t I do not know his exact age. he Is iltte
shor, of six feet, we'll built and we'll proportion.
ed. In private life he is agreeable and enters
heartily into all the engagements OF society.
Mr. TRoup is the colleague OF Mr.. FORSYTH.
| Mr. from is we'll known as the fiery nulliher
whose messages aud threats made so conspicuous
hnt So harmless a part of the Georgia thunder
dur,n, The administration of Mr.. Adams. Dur
inc this session of Congress, Mr.. T. has been
,Il'7 nearly all the time,-and of course has not al
dressed the Senate this session. nor dld he III
dress it during the last. Domestic aft1ictcns, II
is said have made him unhappy.-of which un'
hapriness every feature gives Indications lie
has a very sour uuin,iting countenance. be-
1--we an notification, he and Mr.. Forsyth have
This winter separated, Mr.. Troup being a
nuiliier. and Mr.. Forsyth q Union man-but in
social life there is the best understanding De
tween them-and this difference in politics makes
no difference in mutual attentions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
-.,,yryDsY MORNING, APRIL TO- 1855.
rpou RIO GRANDE.

hONA
have been politely favored with the 'ol.
r,r,e, of a letter, received (per the ''hn
,I,,snder) by Commercial House III "''
dated p,o Ga,spE Jan. %, 1855
r.. recent large arrivals from the Un''eu
>, the same moment. have added very
sna.;dsr,Oly to our previous stocks ano aa.
so% a tendency to check the demand tor produce
e1 no limited States generally. AS h0"e'e''
=, .,ock, previous thereto were not '"ss' '"
"a a. much in hopes Of a revival ere long
R;chmond. AL; other brands ioH d
..l,oo. Butter ga4O ID; Codh'h n qqe; caro-
p;,s 1880 arroba; Hyson Tea 1880 10; i"'
'% ',,I 800; salt 1900 aIq; Chairs Windsor
s,o-ooo. do. cane seat, $4,000; Coruase i1.oVO
Iamn,r $4,000 per NJ, ESpor's-h'ae'
..;ms. 1851 a l5Ol; do, Campo liol a ii'a'
ia. Horse, 1900 each, no demand; tia,'' ',,o.
,,rob,; Horns I'll. hundred-sale'; JerSta Dec
1850 arrooa; Tal'ow lI4Oo; Spanish DoI'a''
and p,,,conns 1850; Danbloons 22a a 21i'oo'
Exchange on Rio 5a5 per cent prem
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
OK Bale.

rVyHE subscriber has been directed. by the heirs OF
the late william West, deceased. 10 offer for sale
the following LOTS, in the old part Of the Town OF
Alrxandria, designated 10 the platt ss Nos. 6,ii. II:
10 and Is. containing one half acre each, end situated
as follows:
No. &, on the east side Of Fairfax street, between
Oronoke and Pendleton
Nos. II, 10 and Is, three fourths Of the square be.
tween Fairfax, Royal, Princess and Oronoke Streets
now occupied BY Edward Mclaughlin =.
No IS, on the ives. side Of Royal and south side OF
Princess street. 49,,
The whole or any part Of the above property will be
sold on reasonable terms, (and il desired, on the pay,
ment of one fourth of the purchase, q credit ufl, 2and
3 years may be had, with interest, on the balance
A perfect title in fee viii be given. which is from
the Trustees ofthe Town in 1868.
ANY Information respecting said property will be g.
ven by the subscriber. w. YEAToN'
apr l-eo2w hsent'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
George 3. Nough
7 S now opening . choice selection of FANCY AND

r. now opening 8 choice selection of FANCY IND
STlPLE GOODS, consisting in part of
Super London cloths and c~assimeres; men's>ummer
wear; black lu,trings AMI poult de sole; watered and
figured silks; white, pink, blue and blak sattlns; pant
ed mnslins and calicoes; light French ca,icoes, very
handsome; painted pa'minet'e; italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris gsuze; cambrics; %jackone s; plain and figured
Swiss and hook ditto; plaid muslins; ginshams; real
searsuckers; pongees; white and brown driilings;
stripes fot boys; one case super soft dressed irish IL
mems; super long lawns; green and white blond ve'lsi
6gured and plain barrege ditto; linen canbric; ditto
hdkEs; Bishops lawn; white merrno and camers hair
shawls; beautiful assortment of fancy hdkfs; boobinets
and aces; Grecianetle; nuns lace; hoskin and kid
gloves; large assortment of cotton hosiery; misses dit.
to, some very superior; MarseiIies md silk vesting; Ia
BILE and bird eye diapers, Irish and Russia sheetings.
blesched; black and coiored las,ings; blue and green
table covers; colored and white knitting cotton; grass
cambria for nonnets; Bause and other ribbons; galoons;
fine black b lmbazette and circassisns; 6 4 and common
bombszeens; yellow and blue n%ankeens; gsuze Han
nels; fancy tuck, side and puff combs; hair brushes in
grea, variety; tooth and nail ditto; bandannas, some
first chop; rattinet for c~oschmskers; bsngups ard bea.
~verteen,; tickings nd domestics generally; silk and
| cotton umbrellas and parssols, foundations and wad-
ding; point blankets, coarse linens; cotton burlaps;
low priced carpeting, very hsndsomei four cases straw
~bonnets; Leghorn fats; boys leghorn hats, men's SUI
pertine palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn, Csndlewick and Cotton Bats, constant
L. ON hand. at Baltimore prices 4th mo 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
BOSTON 6.

Four-The demand for this article being most
ly for home consumption, but little additional
confidence has been impaired to the market
Sales of Philadelphia and also Alexandria noun
tain have been made at IS rs, 4 mos. and Gene.
see S64 cash.
Corn-This article has been in good demand.
in consequence Of hedralers having light stocks,
and the arrivals proving to be much fewer than
expected. Southern white has been sold al
Csc for ordinary, 66 a 6s for fair, and 60 a zoe
for good quality, aud yellow flat 70 a 7Sc, and
one cargo prime 75c cash, and 60 days credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
AN ACT

hN AZ
To amend an Act, passed the 9TH day of April
1929, respecting Guagers; Measurers Of Lum.
Der, Wood and Bark; and Inspectors Of Beef,
Pork. Fish. Whiskey. and Apple Brandy.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By the Common
Council of alexandria, That the persons to whom
the public Fish Wharf is or shall be rented, be,
and they are hereby, authorised, during the time
for which they shall have rented the said Wharf,
to demand and receive from tue purchaser for eve
ry hundred Shad, and for every thousand Her
rings, which may be brought to said Wharf, and
sold thereat, or within the Corporation, the same
rates that they are authorised to demand and re-
ceive if such Fish were delivered or landed on
said Wharf.
SEC. 2. find be it further enacted, That the
occupiers Of the public Fish Wharf for the ba-
lance Of each year, after the expiration OF the
fishing season, be, and they are hereby, author
ised TO demand and receive for every hundred
Melons landed On said Wharf, the sum of thirty
seven and a half cents, to be paid BY the buyer,
and for all other articles the customary wharfage.
SEC. 8. find be ii further enacted, That this
act shall commence and be 10 force from and at
ter the passing thereof.
Passed in Council this eighth day Of April,
eighteen hundred aud thirty-three.
A. MOORE,
President pro ten.
B. HOOE, Mayor.
Test: l. P. THOMPSON, C.. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

Loudoun Election.-We learn that the cleo
ton for Loudoun, as far as has been heard from,
has resulted as follows: For Congress, c. F.
Mercer 657-Dr. r. G. Mason 42O-Messrs.
Janney, Beard, aud Harrison elected to the LIE.
gislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
Notice

'EyIIE subscriber. wishing to decline business. will
sell, at very reduced prices, her STOCK. consist.
ing ola general assortment Of DRY GOODS and other
srticles, all for cash at low prices. To any person in.
clined to purchase out the entire stock. the terms
would be made very favorable, and TO such she would
RENT HER STORE u DWELLING-s
6ss:a good stand for business, and in . pleasant and
E1lsalhealhy part Of the town.
She ais, begs leave to inform the public that she |.
Mt present Agent for McDewall 4 Co and has on hand
a large supply of PAPER HaNGLNGS-and all or.
ders will be executed for any quantity and pattern. At
the shortest notice. IAfLoh'
apr - eo3ttJw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
Advertisement

4 GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS of purchasing. for HIS
"A own Uss, thirty efficient Field Hands Any per
son having such Negroes to dispose ct, will dn well to
apr 9 ti0th apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT
A Handsome Country Residence
on ayIoTUON

ID Y virtue ola Deed Of Trust from c. Chaplin and
I'D wife. for certain purposes therein contained. duly
recorded in the County Court Of Fairfax. will be sold
at public auction. in front Of the Reading Room on
Fairfax street, on Monday. 2sh instant, at II O'Clock
VI. Cfnot previously disposed ofby private sale.)
ABOUT SIXTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
well enclosed, with a comfortable twos,or, Brick
DWELLLNG HOUSE. and other Improve.
tF.1ass ments thereon, about "a miles from Alexandris.
EaI.l and near the Little River Turnpike Road. tits
a very desirable Summer retreat, having an abundance
of remarkably good water. ~ Terms At sale.
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE, ru
AARON d. HARMON, ~
apr Its WN ID MUTT, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

The Eolian Harp may be made to any size.
and the sounds will correspond to the magnitude
of the instrument. A colossal imitation ct the
Eolian Harp was invented IN 1856, by The 40
be- Gattoni, at Milan. II was called the GIANTS
Harp, and was made by stretching sever iron
wires tuned to the gamut, from the summit OF a
tower fifty feet high, to a neighboring house. IL
was only during high winds that thus mighty IN
%s,rument could be heard to advantage, but dur
ing a tempest il powerful but harmonious tones
could be heard at a a distance hardly credible.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

As the editor.of the Globe seems very desirous
to impress upon the public mind that he stands
fair in the good sraces of Gen. Jackson and Mr.
Van Buren,, and as this is an affair in which the
people are very much interested. we would re-
commend to Mr.. Blair to issue a weekly bullet
in. something in the nature of a thermometr'cai
table, exhibiting the rise and fall, the cooling and
warming of their affections towards him. we
trust TO the well knuwn honesty OF Messrs, Blair
aud Kendall, thar they make a true and faithful
report Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, PATRIor OFFICE. !
Monday. 1 O'Clock. 2. M. {

The Market. Howard street Flour sales at
$50, Susquehanna IS s7a. none arrived TO-DAY.
Wheat-sales at 118 cents. Corn -6S to 20
cents, Whiskey sales IN hhds at s9 cts now
held at 80 cents, -.several cargoes Whiskey ar
rived this morning from the Susquehanna.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10

Brig Delos. Barrett, Of this port, from ST.
Croix, at New York 9Th instant.
Schooner Bethnia & Ann, Hopkins. hence at
Boston 4th.