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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
CERTIFICATE.


The following communication addressed IN Tho nro
prietor OF Juikins' Ointment from the Hon job, ia.
haierro. Member OF Congress, is higaly interesting
the -ratuitous manner in which it is made exhibits
feelings OF 40 ordinary character towards suffering hu
maa,ty' and iscertainy well deserving of public at
tention:
WASHINGTON, Janua, v %, 1929
SIR 1t has been my wish. fora considerable time
to communicate to you the good effect with which /
have used the DIN; ment invented by nr. Judkins
and which nov understa nd ia made and sold by
agents appointed by yourself. I have applied this
Ointment during the last three Years to every sDeces
oftumor and wound, withou, failure 10 produce cure
IN every instance Iconsider II the mos, decided and
efficient remedy IN all Of tumor be the cause
whstit may; and have found nothing so good for
wounds of any description II may he proner "a
add, that the cure of tunrr called white swelling
gwen over b. the must lis nuished physicians as in
durable and Which hey d nd ID would. without ampu
taticn prove fatal the patient was under nv imms
d'ate n"tce, Hfcc'ed ny OF Juhkns' Ointment
and the patient is ~ hae health His limb affected by
ihe tdmor aSng restored tn perfect state of sound
ness 'so that the leg of aged man which had be
w'unded' sud exhibited pae drsadflly liberated sur
race ICON The knee to the 'oot and which, for more
th'ntw' wears. had been Considered ncurahle wss ef
fecua'ly cured by the application of Ju Ikins' 0n,.
ment | mention these two cases which fsIIundrr nv
immediate notice aud management, as decided eyi
dence OF the efficacy otths remedy in cases of tumof
and ofu,cers. ihave expe fenced as decidedIy the
good elect nfths remedy in the cure of Felons and
OF every species Of fresh wound. tseems to me- ,nat
any one who vii observe operation of this Din,
ment must De satisfied it's beneficial effect Joan
with the utmost confidence recommend the use oftbis
valuable remedy. ''''
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 ar CaARIB' HEasroSs. Proprietary
ofJudkius' Ointment, near Fredc.
ricktown. Nd
NOTICE.
~ Having been for several years in posses
SION OF a concern in Mr.. NATHAN SaEPaERp's patent
tor making and vending his 0intn,enf, known b. the
nam OF Or. r. Jadtins' Patent Specific Oinsn.nt.,-
aud said Nathan Shepherd having ob,sned anew pat
ent thereon, and having likewise renewed with
~ Shepherd the same interest held before. i, is
deemed necessary that public notice be given of the
nuisance Having devoted much time and care
curing the above period, in preparing and making this
ointment and been instrumental in giving il the gene
raj chsractert has sustained, with whatever imnpove
ment all this time, it has received pres.nf IL tn
pubic attention As heretofore, the eenu;n.nes. os
the Ointment may be known by the label around m.
ointment pot. thus: 'he
Made and sold, caoiesale andretau men, E,.a..:.1
Md bye Herstons, eoneernedi1 the patent ,;xiST
April Is. CHARLES uERSToNc
For saleby WILLIAM STABLER.
juaeS druggist, Fai.far Street.
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John CudIipN.

John Cud1ipN.
(L4TE FROM B.ALTIJfORE.)
ID ESPECrFULLY ,nforms his frIenls and the pub.
~ lie generally. that he i1''nd- carving on the
DYEING BUSINESS,
opposite Morse & Josse!yns, On ROYAL street IN the
house lately occupied by Mr. Joseph 4. White a
Lottery 0ce. where he will dye Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Garments Of every description in tn best MN.
ner; CLEANSE bleach, and curl Fr.ngcs of Merino and
Cashmere Shlwisi also Leshorn Bonne,s Of every de
scrp,un; also Grapes and silks Of dssc ption;
Gsuze Shswis. Silk Hose, iI,nbsInes, Jc.
mar 7-d3no
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Gr0Wn& Plaster,
mar Am

For safe by tie Tom, Barrel. or Busfd
'EShE subscriber has on hand, and intends ErepoS
l. during the season, Ground Plaster, ~h oh VA 10
SOLD a, AS low prices IS it can be procured at IN Tie ~
trict. J9NA. JAHhhi'
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The Following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Judkns' 0.n,ment. from the Hon. John Ia
iaierro. Member OF Congress, is higaly interesting
ne Era'uitous manner in which it is made exhibits
feelings Of ordinary character towards suffering bu
maa.ty' and iscertainly well deserving of public at
tentiOn:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
DEATHS.

AtNew Orleans, on the morning Of the 18th
instant, after q short illness. Major SAMUEL
Sporrs, Surveyor Of the Port Of New Orleans.
Major s. ,was an officer Of the Army during the
last war, and discharged his duty faithfully. In
the battle of the Eighth Of January, 1915, he
distinguished himself by most effective service OF
artillery, which he commanded. Int.
We learn with great regret by letter from
Florence, Alabama. that Mr.. S. LIvERMoRE, OF
New Orleans, on his way to this city, was at.
tackled with Cholera, and died at Florence, alter
fortnight's indisposition.
MIR. Iivermore was distinguished man-of
considerable powers of mind-great application.
and most resou,e will. He was one Of the
companions Of Hanson, in his courageous resis
lance Of the Baltimore mob, which at the COM
mencement Of the war, aimed SO signal blow
at the liberty Of the Press, in assaalting the Of.
fee of the Federal Republican, and destroying
the lives of some Of its defenders.
Subsequently he sought distinction under our
uaval Gag, and was the ompauion--though not a
commissioned oRicer--of Lawrence, in the Ches-
apeake. when that ship was captured. ln the
act of discharging pistol at the head OF Capt
Brooke, be was himself cut down by sabre.
Recovering from his wound, he settled after
the war in New Orleans, where he has since
resided, gaining reputation and fortune at the bar
In the midst Of his usefulness, in the meridian
of his life and powers, he has been thus sud
denly cut off by that mysterious scourge which
had befors made so many hearths desolate.
TN y finer.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE .MARKET-JuLv OF

Howard street fIour-The principal sales from
stores throughout the week have been at sc per
bbl. Occasional limited lots are taken at sc 122.
and two lots comprising $50 bbls choice brands,
at Is. The receipts Of fresh ground flour are
light, and this descriptions most generally want
ed. A few loads of new flour have been rated
at the same prices as fresh -four Of old wheat
The wagon price ranges from IS 81 to 6.
Ciy MiHs- Fyour-Sales of fresh ground par
C els of half new and half old wheat, continue to
be made at IS so per Dbl which price we quote
to-day. There is no stock, the parcels receiving
being on account Of contracts already made.
Sus0uehanna F2our-A sale Of a parcel OF
fresh ground, of fayorte brands and in bright
barrels, was taken for export on Monday at 50
49, Sales Of lots in good order, not SO recent
ly ground, at s. s7a. We quote fresh ground
parcels, according to condition, at IS s7a to
612i.
Wheai--On Monday and Tuesday the supplies
of the new crop were fair. and the sales of good
to prime parcels Of red we're made on those days
at 81 Is to 81 81 per bushe. On Wednesday
sales were made within the same range OF prices.
and parcel or two OF prime red was taken at l
g. Within the last two days the supplies have
increased, and reaction mas taken place in the
market. On Thursday, sales of good to prime
reds were made at leo to l 25, and to day fur.
Their decline in prices has Occurred, sales OF Sc
veraI parcels of very good reds having been made
this morning at 20. The market is somewhat
unsettled at the time of making up this report;
but it is evident that there IS decline oil at least
five to seven cents in red wheats from the prices
Of the beginning Of the week. After careful
examination Of the market, we believe the fair
quotation for new reds to be, for fair good to
prime, l6 to 90, or perhaps %; parcels to
bring the highest price must be decidedly prime.
On Monday large parcel of extra prime family
flour white wheat was sold al 40 per bushel.-
On Tuesday parcel Of prime white was sold at
sc. and several parcels Of good white at so;
on Wednesday parcel Of extra prime family Hour
was sold at 40; and later on the same day
parcel Of the same description was sold at 80
According to the indications OF the market to.
day, we cannot quote family flour white above
so.
Corn.-Sales of good white at the beginning
Of the week at &c cents, and since then at 62
IS cents, which rates we quote to-day. Sales Of
yellow on Monday and Tuesday at 63 Ga cents.
and since at Ga a Is cents, which is the fair quo.
tation to day.
Rye-ParceIs of new Rye appeared at mar.
ket about the middle of the week, and were &c.
nerally sold at 20 cents for good quality. The
market has since declined-and we quote good
new pare els to-day at 81 cents
Oats-A sale Of a parcel of new crop on
Tuesday at 80 cents, Since then sales of new
at % cents, and of good old at 80 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Household & Kitchen Furniture for sale.
VyHR subscriber being about to decline housekeep.
L ing. will sell at public auction, on Friday, the I'd
day Of August, at IL O'Clock. allhis
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE;
Consisting Of
Beds and Bedsteads
Store and Domestic Carpets
Cane and rush bottom Chairs, Windsor do
Bureau, Nantel and pier Looking Glasses
China and other Wares
Breakfast Table; Dining do
Wash aud Work Stands
Bed and Window Curtains
8 large Gilt Engravings
Walters Of various sizes; plated Candlestcks
Fender; Andirons, sc. &C.
He will rent the Dwelling apartment of his Hease to
3 small family. WILLIAM p. GREEN.
~ 90 WIN. ID. MUTT. Auctioneer.
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SDleM0iA Pianos

TIME subscriber has just received from the approx
ed mandatory Of Jenkins & Co. t"n superior
PIANOS, made upon the German principle.
One grand Piano, With harPs' guitar. soft and loud
,ton and very fine tones case Of superior workmanship;
front Of varieeated work, and highly ornamented.
One other Piano Forte with soft and loud stop, va.
r;egated 'front.' well toned, will be sold upon reasona'
HE terms. Apply to RICHARD DAVIS,
Royal street
N. Upright German Pianos can s'so oe supPneo
unon moderate terms. Old Pianos taken in part pay
for new ones. !"
iune 2o-eo3tA 1aw4w
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This is to give notice,

VUyHAT the subscribers, Of Alexandra County, IN
i the District of Columbia, have obtained from he
Orphans Court said County letters testamentay on
the estate Of ROBERT ANDERSON. late Of the
County Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having CLAIM:
against the said deceden, hereby warned to
the same to the subscribers. passed BY the Orphans
thev NAV by law be excluded from al benefit to seid
estate; and those indebted thereto are reqsieod 80
make immediate payment. Given under our Ssn'''
tnis "'uy' AWE THOMAS SANFORD,
WILLIAM GREGORY,
p,.eutors of Robert Anderson.
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$50 Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber. on sunday n'sht
& last. from bis place, near the Potomac Bridge. .
named ALEasD Who can. sooa saun,s
n,nee and when questioned closely, generally slut.
ters No particular marks reeolleced. Had on blue
strped domestic stuff psntaloons, new figured waist
coal, and straw hat. will give twenty dollars re-.
ward If taken out Of the District and secured 20 that
s, h; .os;n. or fifty dollars taken 50 miles OF and
lodged in Jail. bAzi. "iLL'AAs'
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For Sale.

- The subscriber will sell the HOUSE
MyfT!tk long occupied by himself situated on
WHsss Duke, between Fairfax and Water areeta
Its proximity to the wharf. yet on the most
elevated ground, renders it peculiarly desirable to
those whose business calls them in that direction
The terms will be low fit is not sold, it will be
f., rent. BENONl WHEAT.
jy2o-2awtf
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For Sale,
will sell A FARM, containing abou

sHn< I will sell A FARM, containing about
49, Ioa ACRES. lying in Fauquier County, Va
rs on the road between Salem and Iiaymarket,
ss&H near Hopewell, called Mountains End
"a There is a good STONE HOUSE on the land
H{n not vet finished, but which would make an excel
lent stand for q Grocery . Distlery: The land Is
well wstered, and is good Mountain Land The title
is unquestionabIe Apply opposite the First Presby'
terrain Church, to LEFl1lA AcDoNALD'
sbr 1o-2aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

a Tar. 7roilop. and Fidlsr.-The Rev.
Mr.. Fidier seems to make considerable music
Ito use western phrase for drnllery) throughout
the country. The tome Of the learned Sanscrit
is perussd with less wrathful feelings than were
those Of his amiabls predecessors; and his inge.
NOUS comments and wholesome COUNSEL are laid
TO heart with but few evidences Of sulkiness in
those whom they were doubtless intended to be.
neft. There is, in fact, something SO winning
in the coniusal tenderness Of Mr. Fiddler towards
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29
To Rent,

find possession given Immediately,
AxHa The well known STAND at the
&Y!IHh corner of King and Henry streets, occu.
R&iau pied by John p. Cowman for the last IL
q years The house has large store.room'
with rooms, kitchen, smoke house, and three cell
lars all in good ORDER and well calculated for Tav
ern Store, or any Mechanical business, and for the
accommodation Of large family. 1t one of the best
stands in this town for we'll assorted Grocery Store
Rent low tn good tenant. G. SCoTf.
~ Oft
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M;lton RiN & the Banks Of the

DEBTOR SALE.
II WISH to sell exchange the above Farms foe
u mountain or limestone Land. They are situated O.
the Potomac River, in Charles County, Maryland 10
miles below Alexandria by land, and 80 BY water.
49, MI TON HILL contains Eve hundred
Acres Of Land, and 10 beautifully situated
~ about mile from the river. The House,
- which stands eminent bill in the centre
Of The farm with commanding view Of the river and
the adjscent country far The eye can reach, 10
large and spacious. containing four rooms ana arg
closets attached, all tastefully arranged. and 10 tho:
rough repair: The soil 10 rst rate, and well adapted
to the growth Of the best Maryland Tobacco. ms
Farm IS not more than one.haf cleared; the femain'
der isin Hickory, Oak, Cedar, Pine &c For eigibi'
y of situation, beauty Of prospect and local adn.s.
ges this Farm equaled by few and exeelled by none
THE BANKS OF THE DEE contains One
Thousand Acres of Land upwards, (the exact guam.
tity 10 not ascertained) lies Immediately between
Milton Till and the river. This Farm 10 bounded on
three sides by water, 80 that short fence encloses @
whole Farm The soil, though good, can be made, At
little or no ,xpense Of the greatsa fertility oy the sp'
pcation of seaore Of which masses float up daily up
On its shores As its locality renders an easy access to
the uxuries of the water-whIch ABOUND III F'sn, oyS
ter., and in their season Wild Fow-to the sporsmah
this place holds out the most pleasing indueement.
that of shooting on the wing-for which 10 not excel
led by any farm on the river.
To say nothing of the various other inducements ana
advantages these Farms possess, such ~ water CART
age the choice of markets. the to steamboats,
&c shall only add that they are pleasantly situated
an agreeable. genteel and social neighborhood ana
within Two miles Of public worship. As J am defer.
mined to sell. invite those who wish to purchase to
see me At Milton Hill, assuring the great bargain
may be bought and any length Of credit given, upon
small portion Of the purchase money being Paid 10
hand. the debt satisfactorily secured and tne interest,"
paid annually. THO. h. BUCkNIn
Harris Lot P. o., Charles County, Nd.
jy 23-dG o..
- Tie NationA! Intelligencer and Baltimore "a
trot will insert the above week TOR two mont"s'
and send their bills to the advertiser
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.Alexandria Canal Office,

27M July, 1885,
~ Ale.andris Canal Company that an instalment OF
three dollars per share required to be paid on or pc
for. the 3Oth day of August; and farther instalmsnt
Of r dollars per share, to be paid on or before inc
3Oth day of September next.
BY order Of the Board:
~ ss-dsty2 9, sosslAugs t52sy3osepiSistoct
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dissolution VI Partnership.

TIME subscriber gives notice that the partnership
i heretofore sxisng between Morse d ]osselyn has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
,yee-3t OXEN JOsSELYN.
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Vhe Steamboat Ousatonic
Will leave Washington eve.
~ Monday and Thursday

- Will leave Washington eve.
~ ry Monday and Thursday
morning. at o'clock, I tor k Kun .s
main Monday and Thursday nights at leonsrdtown'
and 90 down to Knsa,e OH Tuesday and Friday morn
ines and return to eonardtown the same evening; ana
start thence on Wednesday and Saturday morning.
O'Clock. for the District
She will call at Pyes Landing, Quantco Greek; San
Nv point: Scots, Stafford County Foulkes; Boyd.s
GoIe. Nanemoy stores; Matthias Point; Ladders
Ferrv, cedar Points Bluff Point; sratford Mills; Leo
nardtown, and Piney Point.
June 28-2awtf PETER JONES, Caphln.
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F or Rent,
jy 8-2lw6s

- The two s.oH BRICK HouSE On Royal
az ..,.et nearly OPT Nr Green's C.blnst ware
t.!.:.. eomfortable residence for small .miy. fos
ss..;on eiyen next week Inquire ~ this once,
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Dr.. "A. ]. WeaAeeburM
70 Rent,
Runaway, from Alex "a, ID. 9.

Runaway, from Alex a, ID. 9.
AN Sunday. July 81, in the Steamer Columbia, Cap.
- tain Mitchell, MICHAEL KENNEDY, an indent.
ed apprentice to the Boot and shoemaking business
He is about five feet in height, black hair, blue eyes
Had on when he went away q nsnkeen roundabout,
barr'd panaloons, and black hat All persons,
captains of vessels and others forewsrned from tax
ing HIM away or harboring him, the law will be
strictly enforced. JOHN MCFARLAND
~ 26-3ts
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The Sqirreis .Again.-Our readers will not
have forgotten, We think, the account we publish.
ed recently, of the catiied squirrels at Midway.
Two inlormants, fresh from that place, assure
Us that since our former bulletin, the little fell
lows have been enclosed, together with their
common friend, the kitten, in sort OF revolving
wire cage. This was great sport for time
They PLAYED leap.frog, : spy hide'and.so-
SEEK gymnastics and every thing else, knock
ing about 10 the cage as noisy as Freshman class
lust let loose from a recitation. But the sport
grew some what serious--that is, all on one side
The squirrels got the kitten on the wheel, and
kept her on, and grievously molested her by roll.
Ing it rounJ-the little rascas-for all the world
like pair Of dogs turning spit The family
interfered, and discharged her from bondage
She, however,-grew lonesome. She went TO
the bars of the cage, and offered play, which the
squirrels heartily responded. paws, claws and
ali, as well as they could. But this was INSULT
Gent. The old cat now took up the NATTER
She sailed out one afternoon. into the woods,
and captured a verv good.lookins and well.wbis-
kered squirrel Ia bachelor, it is thought, OF some
what advanced age). and brought him in safely.
lie was confined in a cage, and then introduced
to the young kitten, whereupon combat ensued,
TO the great Consideration Of the bystanders,
which induced them to provide for separate
maintenance afterwards. The old bachelor,
proving wholly intractable, was killed without
mercy-a solemn warning to all that obstinate
class The kitten has since become more recon
ciled to her fate. She visits her old play mates
at all hours, and takes box with them con
anore:-and they. in return for the compliment,
being perfectly tame, are often emancipated Tor
an hour or two. On these occasions there IS
general saturnalia. They race about and 'wheel
about &c. out doors and in, and uphill and
down, till the time comes for young people to be
at home, and then they quietly march back to
their lodgings Boston Journal.
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X.esionarH Court.

Aegionary Court.
LEGIOvARY Court Martial, for the remission Of
n fines and other business, will be held at the Old
Indian Queen Tavern on Monday next, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. N when and where those interested
can attend. WIN ~ NOiir
~ Dot Adutant LIST Reg. I'd Orig. N ID. c.
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Tanners Oil.

FEW barrels of Tanners Oil of good quality, and
"A spermaceti Oil in terces, for sale by
10 90 A. C.. CAZENOVE u Co.
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Refined Sugars.

SUGAR, refined without the use Of blood, various
y qualities. for sale al the manufacturer rates. by
~ 20 A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
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Proposals

WILL he received by the President and Directors
w of the Middle Turnpike Company, until IL
O'Clock Saturday, the Sd day Of August next, for
breaking the Stone for about one half mile on that
road some distance above Wrenn's Tavern. The
Stone is already placed on the line Of the road.
Also, for putting a second coat OF screened gra.
vel on about an half mile of said Road, above Mrs.
williams.
For further information, If desired application may
be made to the President Of the Company
THOMSON F. MASON,
jy Civ President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

Sugar, Coffee, Tea, SC.
N Hogsheads prime St Crox Sugar
HI Is do Porto Rico do
IS bags Cuba Coffee, part old and Of fine favor
10 half chests Young Tyson and Imperial Teas
20 boxes CoIgate's Starch
With general assortment Of GROCERIES
Just received, and for sale on good terms, by
jy27 STEPHEN sHiNN, Janney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

The Pennsylvania supposes that Mr.. Amos
Kendall may be the Bank Agent appointed ny
the Government to sound the State Banks ss TO
their capacity to serve the Government, nc. &c.
Not unlikely.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

Colonisation.-The discussion which has late
~ been going on in Portland on this sabjeet was
closed on Friday evening last. John Neal, Rev
DR.. Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Beckwith, Gen. Fessenden,
and others, have taken part. After the debate
was concluded, the Constitution for an Au1ilia-
nv Colonization Society was adopted, and up.
wards of 200 names were Immediately collected
for membership. several OF them Tor lite mem
bers. A committee was then appointed to no.
inmate officers, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

Ship letters Sir thousand flee hundred and
hiriysir letters were received at the Post Office
in New York on Monday, the whole OF which
were either delivered or mailed for their place
of destination before o'clock in the afternoon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-29

The New York Mercantile Advertiser SAYS
"A letter from Liverpool, received by tn
Nimrod, dated Saturday evening, June 9Th. says
-" The sales of Cotton, to-day, are seven thou
sand bales, principally to consumers, at extren
rates. The markets. evidently going higher. "