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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
D,lv Paper IS per aanum Country paper IS.
Fur New York.
E0r Freight.

rT5 The schooner SPY, Captain Harding, A
- = 4 Apply to the master IN board, or,o
t' 6 ~. "a J X. JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. Washington moved that this day. after
one o'clock, be set apart for the business per-
tanning to the District of Columbia. The Chair
decided. as this m6tiOn went to change the rule
of the House. it must lie on the table one day,
unless t.nthirds of the House should consent to
SUSPEND the rule Mr.. Washington then moved
to suspend the rule; but two thirds mt concur.
ring, the motion Was lost. He then moved that
the House take recess at five O'clock. with a
view to devoting the evening to the business Of
the Dlsttict;) this motion also failed.
Mr.. Verplanck moved to suspend the orders
Of the day. to take up several Of the appropria.
ton bills Of pr essng Importance, particularly that
relating to Indian affairs; but the House refused
to suspend the rule for that purpose.
The bill making appropriations for the Ensi-
neer and Ordnance Departments, with the amend
ments thereto from the Committee of the Whole,
coming up as the unfinished business,
Mr.. Bell moved to lay those bills on the ia.
BILE, until the House should have disposed of the
Senates BILL further to enforce the collection of
the Revenue.
Mr.. Lewis demanded the Yeas and Nays
which ere ordered and taken, and stood az fol.
lows-Yeas 95, Nays rs.
So the bills were laid upon the table.
The hour Of ONE having arrived,
. Mr.. Wicklife move that the House proceed
to the special Order Of the Day, (Which Is the
Tariff Bili.)
Mr.. Bell hoped the House would not do so
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Taken w. Adrlft,

In Friday morning, 22d instant, between %, ,u Oh
~ Boat Ferry and the Fish Wharf, sCo",
wide and % feet long, The owner can nave
proving property and paying charges. AUG
feb 26-av LOUIS TIGER
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Both Houses Of Congress. it will be seem v,
yesterday engaged on. business of great lnP~.
ance. The prolonged sessions of the two Ola ..
es. together with the present early dspar'o,.
the mails, precIuded the possibility OF repo,%
debates in the papers Of the following nU,"I.
short sketches only are attempted. as Is dons s,s
day, which will not prevent fuller reports WV
ever 1t is possible to write them. !. 4,
The same causes have prevented, nl''e'" #.
publication Of the speeches Of Mr.. k'e, I'VE, y
Calhoun. and Mr.. Webster, in the Urea,
bate. The friends Of these gentlemen "..I b,
DESTROYS to have perfect reports OF those 'Pr.s
that We have beeh obliged to defer the Puo" '~sK
OF them until they could undergo res'''O o., IN
has not yet been practicable, owing 10 '"'
stantIy laborious sitting Of the Senate ,,s
fNaf. Int. efleSltres|
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-27
EVENING SESSION.

The Senate resumed the consideration of the
Tariff Bill on re assembling at o'clock, and at
the tine of our going to press were still debat.
ing it.-Naiional Mtefgencer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-27

never Intended, and looking to more favorable
times for renewal of a more Efficient Tariff
He saw no difficulty IN putting an estimate on
the value OF cotton. Congress lays down the
principle. and it will remain for the Secretary of
the Treasury, under the direction OF the Pr.si-
dent, to carry the law into effect. The rule is
prescribed, and he could not anticipate anv dif-
fculty in acting upon it, H. went somewhat at
large into statements aud arguments to sustain
his position in reference tn cotton. In the worst
form OF c8nsti uction which cou,d he put on the
law bv the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Cot
ton interest would enjoy sufficient protection
until the year 1841. He shew what would be
his own construction, which would leave that in.
terest in still better condition. 1t would be
competent. however, for Congress. who would
again be IN session before this law could 90 into
effect, TO correct any errors which might be
made In reference to the powers Of the Secretary
to cause proper appraI'enent 20 be made, he
quoted from the Act of 1852; but repeated that
any difficulty 10 this matter could be obvlated
BY Congress at its next session. He referred to
the reduc tons which would be effected by this
bill in the articles of Silks, and IN other Items
But even il the reductions should be down to the
revenue point, there was preservation to augment
diminish the revenue as circumstances might
require. He stated that the last series OF grada-
tions IN l841 would leave the duties on wOolens
at SO per cent. There were, tie said, two clas.
SEES of manufacturers. the political and the bust.
ness manufacturers. The political manufactur-
ers were unwilling to i've up any thing;
but there was not business manufacturer
within his knowledge who was not satisfied
with the present Bill. He explained his bill
as going on the broad principle Of looking to
the interests Of all, and embracing the safety
aud security Of all, and the Cancellation of the
country. He asked il the Senator from Massa.
chusetts was not willing that opposite interests
should unite for the purpose Of bringing about
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
BY GEORGE WHITE

Sp\endid Rooks by Suction.
an TUESDAY EVENING next, 10y print.
" ed ca'alogues) Nov. &c. 1883. at early can.
delight. in the Store corner Of ST. Asaph and
King streets. shall commence the sale OF a very
large and splendid assortment Of BOOKS, EN-.
CRAVINGS, STATIONARY. &c. just recei.
we'd from the North They consist principally
of all the splendid Cabinet Library editions such
as Lakes Byron; Pope; Hemans, Heber and Pol.
lock; Campbell, Montgomery. Kirke White;
Spectator. Taller, and Guardian; Rush on the
Voice; Rush the Mind; Caimets Dictionary
Bible; Webster's Dictionary; Scott's Bible;
Splendid Comprehensive Bibles; Moore's, Poe.
teal Works; SCOTS Poetical Works; Medical
Books; Law Books; Harper's Family Library;
Harper's Library OF Novels; Ccopcr's Novels;
Pelham Novels; England, vols. Headsman, Q
vols; Souvenir and Token. 1884; TaIisman, Lon.
don; Keepsake. London; Colonel Crockett. &c.
&c Also, superior Letter and Cap PAPER;
QUILLS, BLANK BOOKS, &c.
The sales of the above valuable collection will
be continued every night this week, until the
whole are disposed of Those DESTROYS OF form.
ing Libraries and procuring Standard Works,
would do we'll to be in constant attendance, as
the collection is Of such nature as to afford .
variety every evening.
nov 25 GEO. WHITE Auctioneer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Yrustee's Sale Of Furniture

CLOSED,
TO-MORROW MORNING, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at Whites Auction Store
at which time will be sold variety OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE
Such as Sideboards; 2 sets Dining Tables
Bureaus; Sofa; Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Feather Beds; Bedsteads
Lot Of BLUE PRINTED WARE such
as Dishes, Plates, &c.
Painted Tubs and Nests Wood Ware
One Turner's Lath and Pollshers
One Smiths Bellows
Parcel of Green Stat Blinds
$4,000 half Spanish, and few boxes Span.
ish CIGARS
Pyramid and franklin Stoves
Carriage and Cart Wheels
Vinegar in Hogsheads, &c. &c.
The above sale will be made under the autho.
rity OF Deed Of Trust from George White to
the subscriber. B HOOE, Trustee.
nov 26 mat. INTEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED, NOVEMBER "a.
at: CIarl- Domnrkpy. Tah

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER "a.
Schooner Marion, Clark, Pomonkey; Tobacco
to Henry Dsingerfieid.
Schooner Sea Flower, -, Edenton, N.
C.. Shingles to B. Waters
Schooner R,ngenld, -, Edenton; n. C.;
Shingles to B Waters.
Schooner Midas, Jones, Washington. N. G;
Slaves TO Master.
Schooner Corinthian. Seems, Patuxent River;
Wheat to Johnathan Janney.
Schooner Eliza Jane, Mitchell, Occoquan;
Flour to s. H Janney.
SIoop Mary. Gibson, Plseataway; Tobacco to
w. Fowe & Co.
Sioop Rising Sun, Thompson; Produce to
Stephen Shlnn.
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell. Baltimore;
Freight for the Dstric'. Passed two Schooners.
bound up.
Brig Ann Maria, Rice, Of this port, at RIO de
Janeiro 28lh September.
The brig Canning, Davie, of Baltimore. arriv.
ed at Gibraltar on the 5th October, from Aexan.
dria ID CT and Port Mahon.
Schooner George. Thompson, hence at Boston
21st.
Schooner Alexandra cleared at New York
tor this port Esd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

an Friday, 29lh instant. at 10 O'Clock. A. ", vim
~ be sold, WITHOUT nxsEavs, in the large Room
down stairs of Mrs. Fetchers House, Prince street,
near Pitt street, all the excellent
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
Of gentleman who has quit housekeeping consist.
ing Of Sideboard Sofa. Tables. Chairs, Beds, Bed.
steads, Carpets, Chins, Lamps. sc, Hc,
nov 26-t29th
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MARRIED,

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Geo. Aldy,
DR.. HENRY D MAGILL. OF White Post, TO Miss
ANN ELIZABETH C. Mason. eldest daughter Of
WIN. T. +. Mason, Esq of Leesburg.
Ia Winchester, on Tuesday evening last, BY
the Rev. DR.. Hill, Mr.. LLOYD LOGAN, to Mss
ANN C.. daughter of the late Samuel Baker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

r.. Philadelphia Intelligeneer thinks that IN
~. ar Iadse Mclean we have mistaken the
TX '4,' mole orint for the Voice of the press"
% !" ;S,s But we know very we'll that the
vs. If the Ohio Jackson paper was echoed
"!!'P w.sA;ooton JAG kson Globe-and we have
" W Jason to believe that the whole pack VIII
every rea'ou "
B. snon 10 full cry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

FINDER the authority Of deed Of Trust rom Jas.
u C., Wilson, the subscriber will sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, Monday, 9Th December
next, al IL o'clock, one.third Of that large
THREE STORY BRICK W.aREH0USE on
6ssss King street. lately occupied BY X. W. Ram.
aIllI say Also, one third Of LOTOF GROUND
on Duke street. adjoining the Dwelling House attach.
ed to st. Paups Church, Tcrps made known at sale.
nov 8-dts SAA'L. J. POTTS, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
Writing rarcMment. &c.

II KENNEDY has jus, received suppl, of Ter.
IL. rvs fine Writing Parchment, prepared in SUI.
per,or manner and suitable for deeds other law ia
struments; fine Bristol Board; further supply white
cod Article for transferring; number OF beautiful
Lithograrhrc sketches and Borders; fine Water Coors
snd the hehgious Souvenir; Geographical and biblical
Animals, Friendships Offering. and Pearl for 1884.
Dow 90 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

w will, at the same time, sell the remain.
ing shares Of the above property, Consequently the
whole property will be sold without reserve By or
der Of the owners. N. ID. MUTT.
nov 25-,9 hDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

w In consequence Of legal informality in
advertising the property described below, re sale OF
the same will take place under.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

-, Moderator tells US that il is the Kitchen
la' and sOt "ths party" which is d''q'a'
e'o'"'" ss stated the other day. Very we'll
We ", ,h. see whether the one gets on "'''''' Tue
cber,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

~ BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Ro
bert /. 4. Wilson TO me. bearing date the I'd day OF
January. 1929 and recorded in the United Ststs Cir
cult Court for the County Of Alexandra. shall oer
for sale all the right, title and interest OF the said WI.
known at sale.
WA LuDwELL HoDesoN,
b nov IS Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

We thank The Sentinel OF the Valley tor It's
rood wishes for our town. The Valley farmers
~, 6oj our merchants fair and lioe'aI-none
,,. an GIVE Us a fair trial, and It will be
IN hat On ,ha, score we will not knuckle to
uur ueshbOrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
COMMERCIAL.

LATEST DATES.
From London Oct From Liverpool Oct 9
From Havre Oct. q From N. Orleans Nov. 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

ne. EXTRAORDINARY LUCK AT RI.
ORDAN'S OFFICE!-No. II, 80, 66, Whole
Ticket Virginia Lottery, entitled to q 1000!
sold to a citizen. No. Is, A. 80, in the Mary.
land Lottery, sold to Virginian-SlO 900!
TIE fortunate holders inufed TO cali and receive
the Cash
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

New York Market.-Flour has been steady
throughout the week at former prlces-S5 IS to
5 81 for Western; f 90 3 81! Tor Southern.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

The pu!i6ers in the Georgia Legislature are
making the most persevering aud determined ct
s,,s 10 advance their cause. One wca'd think
IN. continued defeats they meet with would give
them quie'us. Bot they seem to have the ae"-
wis aud ,lgOr of .Ant@as.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

sold to a citizen. NO. IL, az, ~, IN the MARY.
land Lottery, sold to Virginian-SlO
The fortunate holders are limited TO eaa and receive
DRAWS Tn-MORROW
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. IS for 1888,
Will be drawn in the City ofNew York on "Wednesday
November 81
sc Number Loffery-10 Dra,cn Ballot
CAPITAL PRIZE sl2.6oo.
Tickets 81; halves 2 90; quarters w
On sale in great variety by
JAS. RxoRDAN.
or Uncurreut Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawing Virginia Lottery, Class No 2.
so 7 Is 81 l6 66 SO IL 90 SOILS
Ditto Maryland, No g.
50 % SO Is 40 90 % so 81 45
DRAFTS TO-MORROH'
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. IS for 1885.
To he drawn in the City Of Sew YORK on Wednesday
November 7
CAPITAL PRIZE $I260oI
Tickets -; halves , 90; quarters w.
Delaware & North Carolina Lottery,
Extra Glass No % for 1888,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Della are, Thurs lay,
November %
CAPITAL PRIZE 30 900
Tickets 50, halves 90, quarter SO.
To be had in = variety of numbers Of
7: &sD1SE,
Lot,erytJ Exchange Rrot,r. 3ie, nmdrio
Dravn Numbers IN the iaryiand State Lottery. Cas.
No. Is for l83S
So % 80 10 AZ 90 2S SO 81 as
For BOSTON ~ pnetlaMd.
s6 The schooner FAIR LADY captain Baker,
.A.SE will carry 300 barrels. For freight as above
apply to J YEArON.
nov 25-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
Trustee 8 Sale.

Trustee 8 Sale.
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust from Anthony Crease,
Id deceased the subscriber win offer for sale, at pub
lie vendue, in front OF the premises, on Saturday. the
2lst of December nert, at IL O'Clock. ~
xs,suA THE HOUSE AND LOT
SJ@ Ia situated on the south side of Cameron
w iM street. between Washington and st Assph
I$SA streets, fronting on Cameron street % feet
inches, and running back 100 feet, 1t present occuped
b, James rwi.. Esq and subject to his lease. whieh
will expire in December merit Ohen po',esson wiA be
given and mag By arrangement With VI, ruin be had
sooner riis modern built well finished. comfort.
sn,e Three Story Brick D,oeiang House with convent.
ent Out Hou.s andits situation particularly eligible
FIR apriuate residence
TERMS. One fifth cash; the balance in four equal
instruments at six, twelve eighteen and twenty four
months. Nth interest from the day cfsae For the de
ferred pay ments, good security Will DE required
The title this property is believed to be perfectly
good The trustee will, however, convey such title
Vniy rs has been vested in MIN
CHARLES BENNETT. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

Number, Tar, x Soap ROsin,
E0 nAA Feet Heart U. "a. q, and
oEsOOO inch Ship Plank
$50 barrels Ter
so do Sosp ROsn
Now landing from schooner Wade, and for sale at
my wharf GEO IL. SHOOT.
fSS The schooner JP.ABE will take freight to
MEEI New York on reasonable terms apply to Cap
tain v Iisms on board OF %
nov 25-3t GEO. ~. SMOOT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

The New York Courier Of Saturday last says
the " pressure upon the money market continues
20 increase" Breakers are most assureoly
ahead. The whole community suffers. A crash
must ensue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

Public SaAe-This Day.
WILL be sold, on Tuesday, the a6sh Instant at the
all his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE:
Also. one COW. Te,ms at sale.
RACHAEL BROCCHUS.
nov % Adm'x. of lhos Brocchus, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

We publish today accounts of more Steamboat
Accidents on the Western Waters. The de-
,truetion Of human life is most awful. Where
and when will it stop?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

TIE ,ueedote copied into this paper a 'e" Gays
$3.50, relative to a-coun,ryman's refusal to take
-. - e, Bank notes, was practically Illus
,.,,,5 in TINS place last week, A farmer object
a - ,scei,lng United States Bank paper ior'h's
s,,,, because he doubted the solsency OF the
MI when 80 much was said about and against
j., he the government" These are precious
tines.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

R4sJe Esiond -Op second trial, we learn
that Dotee J. Pearce, Esq. has been reelected
to Congress, by a majority OF about 500 Mr..
Pearce is gentleman Of ,aleots-a very thorough
b,.ness man-and has ever been a staunch Ma
lpnal Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

nov IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

Aetter to the editor Of the Richmond Compi
Ter, dated November 9. says:
"By two Cnoleras and two Fevers New Orleans
Ia, lost TWELVE THOUSAND PERSONS
IN ONE YEAR-say one fourth Of its popula
tUu! Still uis gay, busy New Orleans.
Cotton is falling toits proper value, and We
iOk forward to an active season. The sugar
crop looks we'll though this is the critical period :"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13

Newbmyport Null fcation. There is an old
Law in Newburyport. forbidding the firing of In.
dia crackers. and all manner of saubs, torpe-
does, Sc &c. This has remained q dead let.
ter for some years; but just before the recent
anniversary Of freedom and fireworks, some of
the sober citizens, experimenting more noisy
and troublesome display than usual, petitioned
the Selectmen to put in force. The petition,
we understand, was granted; but large party
of the Newburvport boys, and other persons
Of various sorts and sizes, who together con.
stitute what is called . stereotype procession
foe any similar occasion, at an hours warning.
in most large places, took the movement in high
dudgeon. Full of fight aud fury. therefore,
they turned out ON the night Of the Sd. in con-
adorable power, and commenced scene Of
Saturnaia in the streets, such, certainly, as ne.
yer before disturbed the peace Of New Eng.
land village.
Dogs, bows and men-black. white and grey
with all the parsphsrnalia Of scarce-crows-pa-
raded and promenaded and pranced and danced
before the doors of the obnoxious legislators and
reformers to such degree as almost made the
moon herself grow dim with fright The music
q hundred conch- shells, cow-bells and drums.
with now and then strain OF jews.harps, round
ed OF with the blast Of united hsh.horn. flies
and tinklng kettles, may better be imagined than
described. We abandon the task. Suffice il to
say, that the authcrities yielded the contest In
despair; that q vain effort was made the next day
to suppress the fiery zeal Of the sane insurgents,
BY body OF conatablts who came of the worse
for the wear; and that, 10 fine. rebellion triumph
N toga fell: When we left town yes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13
SELECTED POETRY
F,om the United States Gazette.

From, the United States Gazehs
In looking over the London Court Magazine
for Nav, we discovered the following seasonaoie
sfasion. We copy it for the qualification OF ou'
( readers, confessing that in affording fhsm ."e
Measure OF such treat. We have also seihsh
delight writing ss aRiAIs sSs0F az n! f PSs
Is always the vehicle Of pure morals and elevated
thought.
SUMNER.
The Springs fair promise melted into thee,
Fair Summer, and thy gentle reign is here:--
Thy emerald robes are on each heavy tree
In the blue sky thy voice is rich and clear;
And the free brooks have songs to bless thy
reign
They leap in music midst thy bright domain.
The gales that wander frem the unbounded west.
Are burthened with the breath OF countless
fields;
They TEEN with incense from the green earth's
breast
That up to heaven its grateful odor yields,
Bearing sweet hymns Of praise from many bird
By Natures aspect into rapture stirred.
In such q scene, the sun illumin'd heart
Bounds like prisoner in his narrow cell,
When through its bars the morning glories dart,
And forest anthems in bis hearing swell:
And like the beaving Of the voiceful sea,
His painting bosom labors to be free.
Thus. gazing on thy void and sapphire sky,
Oh, Summer! in my inmost soul arise
Uplifted thoughts, to which the woods reply,
Aud the bland air, with its soft melodies,
Till, basking in some Visions glorious ray,
/ long for eagles pumss to flee away.
I long to cast this cumbrous clay aside,
And the impure. unholy thoughts, that cling
To the sad bosom, torn with care and Pride;-
would soar upward on unfetter'd wing,
Far through the chambers OF the peaceful skies,
Where ,he high fuunt Of Summers brightness
lies. WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK.
Philadelphia. 1888.
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DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS FROM CUBA.
Correspondence ofths N. r Jorr. Of Commerce
MArAxzAs, June 18th. 1855.

Correspondence ofths NJ r Jour- % commerce
MArAxzAs. June 18th. 1888.
I send. YOU few lines regarding the terrible
scourse which continues to iniict this Island IN
eyery direction. Its ravsges Are appalling. and
it's attacks more violent than iver. Respectable
estates within few lesgues It this city are lett
with only FIVE or six negroei. When there 10
a change, will let you know.
MArAxzAs, June 10th, 1888.
We are standing upon plcano; $4,000, 600
would not supply the loss ofslaves, vaIuiug them
even at $500 each. Morstyer, who shall calcu-
late the number of orphanseft destitute, or near
" so? Where is our guarantee that the disease
is not permanently locateiii in the Island! how
is confidence-uttsrly lotand ruined-to be re-
stored.
Another iettFof June Is.
Although the ChoIerstas disappeared from the
CITY, is spreading on eeral estates in the coun'
try. and as the rainy se,pn is about commencing
it will tend much to rellce the amount OF crops
The stocks Of all descriptions OF exports are
light and in lively denand Sugar assorted >
and 9 a ST and 81 rib per arobe; white y
a.; brown 6 a 8 ri Cofie. lst quality, a. BIO q
lOa; do Cd, 81 4 81 MOlasses, ST gal. At .
rls. Honey, q rls 81.
Imports, beef prius. No. 2, STAT. Butter,
al Gle 16 Tallos Candles, ql S15a 10
Jerked Beef. SIS ql5a Sc; do. u. s.7a asa -
Mess Pork. 16a 49, Rice. 81 d !. Ex-
change on England, per ct. prem; DO U. 5.
4 a dis.
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a Card.

IL Virginia to Alexandria respectfully offers his pro.
fesaonal services to the public. Having practsed ex.
ensvey in the country for eight years. he feels pre-
pared to discharge the duties Of his profession in all
It's branches.
Office and residence on the northeast corner Of
King md Columbus streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-13
For Sale,

49, I will sell A FARM, containing about
100 ACRES. lying in Fauquier County, Va'
~ on the road between Salem and Haymsrke,
- near Hopewell, called Mountains End :,
- There is good STONE HOUSE on the land
not yet finished, but which would make an excel
lent stand for Grocery Dstillery: The land -
we'll watered aud is good Mountain Land. The title
is unquestionable. Apply opposite the First Presb
terian Church, to LETITIA MCDONALD,
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