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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

The venerable Cosrssedore Tucxxa, OF the
State Of Maine, whose &rceass we announced
few days ago, was, il Is stated, next 10 Gen.
LavAyErrE. the highest surviving officer Of
the revolution, NJ The timc Of his death. Per-
haps there was not drawer man in the whole
service; or one who, TO tho extent OF his
command. had gained q greater number Of
written commission during the revolution,
and he Was selected TO convey Mr.. John
Adams, our first Minister, to France On hi,
passage he escaped n British - aud two
frigatcs, which pursued him long time, al
most within gun shot, and he actually cap
turcd another British frigatc Of superior force
to his own, whilst Mr.. A. was on board During
his whole naval service, Com. r. captured
5000 Of the enemy and COO British guns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

qn.'u'cd With the Proeeeding from beginning to
esd-~e ale " 90 Colonel Morgan sups.tiut,,
dent Of tho Pcniteptiary"
Nt expecting Tn be alluded Ia in your Dap. r.
did mt se th- paragraph, from which t.c .l.o,.
is extracted, until IL VAS pointed, out Ia mn. H..
morning BY TREND; nor do I know xl,sthsr ~o,
desire me 20 give . staemrnt. ~ s, ia -bouId an
par this evening. ] therefore give YOU th. I'll
loving, which YOU may uSc - you ,hi,k prpps-r
feel authorized, ann sirr, to eonfirn ~h., Nm,
have stated i'm the above cxtr1rt aud ,o nav ,i,,,
believe the idea Of making State flag gr,w oo,
of n conversation between the Governor anal my,
seh about the Coat of Arms Of the State, an.. ,i,
fsg under which our troops defended the Com
mo"~e.l,h during the carly part Of tia Re,oiu-
tionary Mar.
In the sbs~pee of certain informssion, ne earn.
10 the eooelusion, that the front design of the
Great Seal of the State. adopted b, the Cou,.n-
ton OF 1870. must have been nc true d ssea Ut
the ancient flag ot The commonwealth. The so
vernon asked. II ] could have such flag made ~
The PenI'cn'iary stating ti,ss il would be ~er TO
have one thought could, and seeor,iinRiy COM
mcneed the work; but, from somc dis.ppoint-
me,t IN making the color. al Ga Il. To please me,
u'o nov ge' The i.br'e IN the hands &c the painter
IN time To complete u by the Gal Of FsLru,rv-
the Governor having expressed q desire that IL
shoold be done, 50 ~ 10 hoist 10 on th.t day. - ith
tho other hags Certainly nothing occurred be-
tween the Governor and my self, TO give me the
remotea reason 90 believe lee Intended an, di.rr-
speet 10 the flag Of the United States by hoissisy
that OF Virginia. Late in the afternoon Of the
2is February. the painter was engsgrd painting
ono aide OF the nsg, (which could no, have hecn
completed until IN the mighty ~hca Informed hiu,
10 mshe no further excrtion 20 ..nish the " ork;
that u would not he IN condition ft FOE the pub
nc Ne~ BY morning. and would not be hoistcd
10 i,et by '.is time. 20 many persons i.d heard
al the preparations making 20 hoist q yirxioin
nag, and had 10 grossly misspprrhe ndcsi the in
'en'ions OF the Governor. that prudence dictated
an abandonment of ~hat. under other eirrum-
stances, arm sure, would have been pleasing 10
the eye OF almost every Niryinian-I mean, To see
uninried the ancient flag Of Virginia by the side
ct ,l'e flag OF the Union, On Me sn,,xxr.r, az
the birthday of George Washington.
Very respectfully. your ob-dient servant,
T.. =. MORGAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
L.Tr'T FA.mos,.-Tbs L44y, Boot for

LATE'r FAsmOSs.-The Ladys BooE for
APRIL Of which we have already spoken con-
mendingly, gives the following, a. the
LATEST FASHIONS.
MesNnso DNEss~-Dress Of Chaly. pr;nted
esfie"Hs', high body, with crossed plsi,s
P'sin back, laced large full sleeves, tight 10
me eioo~' Apron 81 black gros de Naples.
embroidered with a wFesth 81 urs,f psas
ePanletles on che shoulder emhroided also I.
cap o. Brussels lace, trimmed with maj, sanze
riband
WALEtNo DREss.--Drsss Of blns s,,6s,, a..
10, PLAIN body, tppet Of black velvet : ~oSsf,
and long ends blonde ruff, wi th bsuv ~ -
gauzs inland epPots Of usais terry veIvst
lined with black velvet, md plat of velvet
70 mix IN the eurls trimmed With a H,sis ana
black GERBER feather and psass gauke riband
EvESuso DaEss.--Drcss with Whue Cache
mirs seiioaass, Alternately highsorpsrs drsps.
VITA borders 60 correspond with TIE pstssr m
~ u'e dress short sleeves % white grOs de-
Naples under long cFspslisse sleeves bet 81
greHai velvet trimmed with torsaAss Of velvet
and green bird Of Parrdhe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

We copy the folio wig from The Porsl~nd llsi-
b Advertiser. though fTuss its postioein the pa
sr, ~e conclude "a Is not original there.
WESTERN WOMEN.
eel az thcr~ = coupie II s,,lessiid ~escrn bcsn-
ti.- The .uush psysoec~ cIrg~nt women, aud slss.
>ali.y Of ,h. Mississippi splra,Iid oac.. These
- orsginaisiy-a raciness, ~. the women oi
the ~e-t, which 10 erninently attractive Tb~y
tyo~h the cosshnes of civilization anil barbarisn
18th such a daring gr.ec. that thu rsrcise pitts
r.aitrcs of the AuAnlic ary thunder struck, or
urn~d into gaping ssssae. NJ their fascinating
~iisinssA and es'claarting .'iscisy. 4 western or
southcrn belle. fresh frpn thu woods, is n ssnbcd
book TO an Atlantic dandy. lie cannot understand
her; hc has not tho key; she 10 by oad his ,isios
To know them properly, tn estimate thcsn accu-
rsieiy, ne must have been lost the esi,.nes;
shipwrSkcd On = foreign coast. drank ,hs.rl,..t
With the Iurk; tasted the river jordan. ar been
killed. and eaten by pirates II is quite ,i,tr,,..-
Ing 10 sc the Atlantic bellies pick ti.ir ~ny thru
n crowded drawing roou- They .om.tim.:. .,.nd
on the oit~ ari edge 81 the crowd, and look de-
spairingiy Ia friend nj the oshcr end Of tn room.
~ oue would look upon the spires of Cincinnati
from the pin'saclcs II the Ailcghanic., or a ira
weller look across the Arabian dcscr,s A vr.
tern belle dashcs through the crowd AZ shc would
tnrouSh The river, mounted on hor--bsck No
h'ng ImPcdcs her. She makes manns-rs. AM.
soo,r"'s The rulers of society sc mar~he. thro
Throwing dandi-s aside ~ ship does tia. bill
iows The southern fine lady giidies like syl,,h,
,"ii Z" f-eling. and pzssio,, which give csire q.
her eof'erssuon and firc To her eyes"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

a D1i.-A gentleman writes from New
Orleans under date Of the 29th ultimo, that he
had just seen splendid young man. one
mile from the city, in his last agony. The
ball OF his antagonist had entered his forehead,
and his brains were gushing out. A collec-
ton Of people, in carriages, witnessed the sac
rifce 10 false honour. The affair originated
in a dispute Mt the theatre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

Extraordinary .fGsir.-The Vienna papers
relate story Of hypocondriac, who DISCUS
ted with life, sent note to the public cxecu.
toner, requesting the latter TO cail upon him.
He obeyed, and on entering the room of tie
hypocondriac, found him seated Of table. on
which was placed bag Of gold, pair Of pi.-
tolls, and rope. The money, he was told,
was Tor the purpose Of accomplishing him for
service he had to require Of hm-the pis-
tolls, to compel him to perform il, if he would
not DO Il voluntarily-the service was, 90
hang the person who had sent for him-and
the rope was to be employed for that purpose
besides which, lsrge nah WIS alroady drove
into the ceiling, 20 which the hypocondriae
wished to be suspended. AZ fist, the hang
man, as may be supposed, was n little con-
fused al this singular request but recovering
himself, expressed his willingness 90 comply
with what was desired Of him, and set 10
work making preparations, such as taking of
las coat, &c. He next proceeded TO pinion
the arms Of the insane man, which the latter
willingly submitted TO, knowing Il a prelini.
nary step to all executions. The executioner.
however, no sooner had his arms we'll secUr-
ed, than he alarmed the inmates Of the house.
and the hgpocOndrise was sent OF to q Luna
tic Asylum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
From the Richmond wig Of March %.
THE STATE FLAG.

THE STATE FLAG.
Inc following letter was published in the
National Intelligence about the last of Fe-
bruary, and has been rcpublished with various
shiy commentaries, IN various papers,
"hIcHNOSB, YEN. ~, 1895
"fgive you IN item Of inteIIirrne. which ',o.-
nhIy you may not receive from sny other quarter,
one going fully IN demonstrate, think The Ioy
ebb Of Nuiiihcstion in the Capital OF this state .
The Governor oi Virginia, ! undcrstsnd, had NJ
.ohe trouble aud expense. caused n superb Stats
fIHg 70 be prepared and painted With the in,ru-
Ton OF having Il hoistei a the quarters az the
state Guard, on Friday morning lasI ,lie 22d inst
hnowledGe OF us eNistesee, aud Of his inS~ntion
sp'Debov OF otsser was obtsinsd on 1hur.tlay. the
Zi,s' and good deal Of excitement mani sicd t.
Ell among TIE representatives sDd the people. -
Either d,ssusdcd BY hs party friends or protn,,,-
ed BY bis own fears OF the eoaseaueos~s ,i,st
would eBSue from displaying the FIs1. has T1erI
Ieney determined TO let % ren,ain sSnkIy in tl,r
painters shops and fortunately 10 vas ti,st he dd
so-tor had the banner been unfuslsd 20 IN. Lrrrz.
and ekPosrd 10 public gaze, IL vonId unsIuesio on
ably have been torn down and Frustrated l., the
Peopbe, snd ~ Ell probability 18th sosDe blood
hcd. Scarce o voice was heard IN fatov of rais-
ing %; AID numbers ~erc heard to sxt,rrss ti,eit
determination On rally under the Star Spangied
Hammer Of the Union. IL ~as ssspbo.~d Ia ,o,,.
tia, had tie State Flag been ho,slea on d., a.,
lhe Flag 81 the Union would not have bees ~
least BY or'ier 81 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. A
vas, the Union Asg fived on pole. ~. ,aLe
out OF hole IN the southern end Of the Csui,,l
lott and ~ this hslf crcrt md swk ward s;,,,,,o
hspping on the cnd q the ridge N IN, hoiId,,0
snl repeatedly hooked or the point o( one a 49,,
lightning rods. u rs torn 10 maag ui..ss. ssf
pieces thereof wsre flying IN ever diree,,on oys
'he hesds OF the military aud sitflehs as,e,,1l,J
on u'e public square"
from Tie Rieh@ond Wig, .fpra 1.
The letter 81 Col Morgan set. ever, n.,,.
70 rights with regard 60 the TRANSACTION oC t,,
s2d. The labor Of the mountain resulted +,
lhe bifih of mouse. So anx ious !. p.s,,
sPitN 70 iasien odium upon GOV Flo,d lst
an ne1tion innocent aud even praise-uostbs
20 hseh, - made the ground u = .sriou.
shsrge' involving not only his understanding
oh his very patriotism, = quality wb,eb !.
Possessed' 80 undertake 10 say. IN higher
degree BY 10 man N this state. not even ti,e
author Of the Washington letter. b. he vbo
~ May.
To ths Ediiors sT fts Hz,r.
GtSrlEsEv H. your rctn.rt. ~ y, .irr,,,v -,
W s''lgcet a = STATE FiaNG." soa s.y
~ " the trssb a tbc 49, ssnsnt - rste--tl.t
W PufYf-e ~ The tsoferuOr - ne o. olI,r d..
= 'eei 10 M hsg 81 ,l, Jsu 4 stsi~s. hu, ,,.,,
n - Ass'',i sie 18th that hsc tis. BANNER t,s,, "a
Va 'oin".s,e abb ~ Nirgtnis, - rrfrf lie 80,
tuis II ~ NirgiHsn ior cefhrrnaiieo. 4, -.
~i'on' usey "'li psssbly credit, and ui,y 81, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

Among the recent deaths in England, is that
Of General Tarleton, so notorious during our
revolution, for his partizan feats anb fcrociou.
mode OF warfare IN the Carolinas. lie wa. n
favorite officer and intimate friend Of Lord
CORVALLIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

The Albany daily Advertiser mentions re-
port hat Miss p. kembIe Is engaged 10 be
married very soon. " Miss X fulhls the do
ties OF that engagement - entirely ~ she has
those INTO which she entered with the Phila-
deIphia managers, she will eoaIey, as we'll A.
receive, glorious bsH.ft. We suppose that
We have Alright 10 wish her a full house.
u. y. Gaasffs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

Judge Holmes, who recently died at Had
den, in Connecticut, was n member of the
Legislature OF that state for siriy sessions
The example is so rare in the United States.
that il merits particular record.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
N1E1e-

SPTiHg.-"Lo the winter is past, the rain
Is over and gone tbs flowers appear on the
earth the time Of the singing Of birds is come,
and the voice Of the turtle IS heard ia our
land"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
pANNIIIE. KY. MAncu II

HNNNTLLf, Nv. NAHfW 10.
Expedition for Liberia.-On "Wednesday last
thirteen 'nanu1sihed siares left this place for
Louisville from thence to embark. with other
cmigrants from the State, for the Western
coast Of Africa. About eighteen months ago
the Society At this place was only able to send
one cmigrant, Mark Green, who has written
20 Mr.. Lewis w. Green. his former master,
and his friends, that he is free and happy,
and does not wish TO return TO this country.
Now the Society has sent thirteen, the ex-
pcnses Of whom she has paid, chiefly from
her own Treasury.
Suppose we increase in the same ratio as
the above every two years, what will lie the
result in six yearsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

- ~ tot,.ien papers aHirosines ne agTreahle IN,
'siiig ase usst Miss HssEAa Mssat. the x.-r.l.r-
shh. anh resIefte, sufborcss uho h.d i.p,-o -
ou''j iniisPo-cd, vas rCeo,triIg from her iiins.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
Prom The .t;-v FORK Counter and ENQUIRER.
INFAMOUS AFFAIR.

On Sunday afternoon last, Caroline Howl.
an Interesting girl Of IL or Is years of aSe
the daughter OF CathariDe Hoyt, a rssoec1a.
hie widow lady, after attending the SUNDAY
school IN the ne gbborhood, was importuned
% another GIL named Spencer to sccompany
sec 70 Long Island. Yielding to the rope ated
solicitations OF the latter, she finally went
without her mothers consent or knowIedee
and wan absent until nine O'Clock NJ night
Fearing her mothers displeasure, il she re-
snTned home, she was induced by the persua-
sion OF the siren Spencer, 20 20 to the house
OF Eleanor Taylor, Of AZ WilIet street. for
fte purpose Of staying the night. When there.
she yves cajoled and hatlersd by Mrs. TaxIo,
and her mother, and after the expression OF
~ish To go home, was refused, and forcibIv
placed IN narrow closet, and secretsd away.
Tue door OF which was locked upon her
There she wept tears Of bitterness, but with
out effect Ia the course Of the night she was
visited by man who was called Blair. who
endeaVored to take improper liberties. which
Ane resisted with all the strength abe po.sess-
cd, and IN which effort he perseyersd for I.
long time. W.
% SEINE means her mother on Tuesday d;.-
covered her situation, seat to The hos,s. and
demanded her daughter. She Wa 6naIIv
shown the place Of her confinement. and On
tbe door opening, IN the agony Of her mater.
g sac eAclatnfd, " My Tod h this
my daughter" she took her child home
si'er her ctoss confinement IN that poIIot.d
den, from sunday Dight tall Tuesday, n,ornio.,
10 seek redress was the next object. ana .b.
preferred her complaint before ths pol..o
Eleanor Taylor was soon after apprebcnd.d
aud brought up by George N. Sseiy. An oeJ,-
Ger, and, after an inyestigation Of tb, esse
was committed to prison. The girl va. ~.
iujured, except her confinement and h.,
fears.
The botlse where she wss confined is n
very doubtful responsibility, and the mother
o. bIeaDor Taylor Is eonsidered a. the prin.
eiPai instigator Of this diabolicaI trsnsartion
as supposed, for the bsss purpose Of selling
NE ehiid's virtue for money
me following incident recently occurred
stone OF the Primary schools IN this citV. A
. nVl'o urchinof about 4years vas called up bV
ne ProoePtress on = charge Of usipv ,rof,,s,
IasgS@gs' when tlse followine dialogue essu-
Prsespsyes'. . ubdcrsiand yea hav. h..,
using prOiaDs language -"
Boy Yes, MsTn, bat not verv bad
FysesP. But what did you say
bes.-hoihing very bad
FTsctP You nust tell me what Won A
SAY.
Bsy.--I only said " Hurrah for I.eE.o,,.
FroridsHes IvlrHai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
DANIEL oCoNNEIL.

France Madame Maria, the once celebra-
ted Singer, died on the Goth January, at Re-
vel, in the Sith year Of her age.
NJ dc MontbeI, ono Of the Ministers Of
Charles X. who signed the ordinance OF July.
1880, has been condemned TO fine OF 400.
OOO francs, or SlG.000, as his share Of dam
ages caused TO The city Of Paris during the re-
volution.
On the 18th February, in the British House
OF commons, Sir Robert Peel made long
speech against the Orders in Council limos in,
the embargo on the Dutch ships and the sus.
pension OF trade with Holland. lie pronoun-
ced them to be unconstitutional, and contrary
to the Law OF Nations. They were but feebly
defended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

A party of coio,rcd cmigraDts left Louisville.
Kentucky, on the 22sl ult. for Liberia Il mum
bcrcd one hundred and six persons, ninety viz If
whom werc manumitted ia Kentucky four WEIR.
from Fast Tennessee, and the otlIcrc were free. -
Among the latter is am cmigiant from Brown
county, Ohio, who goes out n representative Of
three hundred persons in that county, Who CON-
template emigration TO Liberia, provided his re-
port be favorable. The enigrnnts left Louisville
in high spirits, having bern fiberslly provided
with money and provisions by the people Of Ken
lucky. They vcrc to he conveyed to New Or
leans, FREE Of expense, in the elegant seamboa,
Mediterranean, accompanied by the Secretary OF
,he Kentucky Colonization Society. AZ New Or
leans the charge Of the cmigrants will he assumed
by Mr. Savage, OF Ohio, who will accompany
thcm 10 Liberia. BAH. inner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

From Liberia.-Capt Hardie OF the ship
Lafayette reports that the Colony was healthy
when he left, and that DR.. Mechlin, the Co
lonial Agent, had succeeded in concluding
treaty with the people Of Grand Bassa, and
had returned to the colony in safety.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
BIZ a later arriroI a, No. Yo.L

PARIs, Feb IS On Friday. 2ad Feb. n,
; O'Clock, p. NJ. Aadams. the Duchess A.
Bcrri sent TO Gen. Bugesnd, Commander a
the citadel Of Blaye, the following deeiara-
ton:
"UndeF the pressure of circumstance.
md influenced by the measures of the govern.
ment, although had ne most urgent ysasons
Tor keeping my marriage secret, I think IA
due to myself, ~ well a. 10 my children, 20
declare that J was secretly married during
my residence in Italy.
CHsdeI Of Bisys, 22d FEB. 1899.
MARIE CAROLINE"
This declaration, having been transmitted
oy Gen. Bugeand 60 the President Of the
Council, the Minister % War, was Immediate.
iy deposited among the archives of the chan
Gerry Of France.
PAhIs, Feb. 26-Tbe declaration of the
Duchess dc Berri gives = death blow so the
legiiimatist party IN France. Every one !,
thinking what Reproduction will be excited
throughout Europe by the marriage Of Marie
l'"ciss ~ Count NiepeFg. We arc eurious e.
see What languages the organs Of legitimacy
will nov adopt
slpee the announcement Of the marriaes
OF TIE DucAess de Bcrr, We have seen seve-
RAJ persons EnoWh 10 belong to the legtima.
itst party. They appear to be much ca.i
down by the news. ss IA /, contrary h. Al, ,hs
principles of legitimacy that ,he mother oI
an her apparent b. the throna Of Fr.nes
should marry = second time
PAsIs, March l.--Ths Duchess De Berri
'ent The declaration inserted ia tbc ssOnitssr
70 Bordeaux. ~. de Brissae lsft Bordss,rt
on the morning Of the 25ih, 10 return "a
Prague. Liberty has been promised % the
Duchess, Nho has announced her willingness.
TO Fetire 20 Naples, and trust her ehiLIrsn ~
"hatsSer fortune may await them.
Gazette n Frsaes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-13
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa
M4NIyH y,,TOpV


lanes Gkss', .sa,netmakes, ha 50 inland
- will constantly seep,st his old stand IN y N
St. Alexandra, and at thecorner ofl0th st. PLY
vania, Avenue. Washington. genera as,o,,m .a.Jl
The most fashionable e. durable FURNJTTpp
which he w'll variant equal, il not sup.,..
quality, to an ever offered inthe District~cn,n
ing. n part. OF N'H
Grecisn, winged and plain wardrobe,
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sidebo,,a.
Ditto, With ce!'aretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirror,
Ladies and sentlemen's secretaries and bo,,
cases 'VI
Pier table, with marble aud MAHOGANY ,o,.
Pillar and claw dining, breakfast & card tss,..
Plain do do do do !,
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle stands
Wash stands with Marble and mahogany to,,
Grecian sofas, mahogany chairs ''r'
Music stools, bidetts, CRIBS, cradle,
Portable writing decks, &c.
With a general assortment Of BEDSTEsbs
Of r.only carved mahogany, maple and Co.,,
woods. All OF which will be sod ss low fo, ...e
40 they can be purchased Of the same on,n.-
at any other mandatory in the Union. '"'
.also,
An assortmen of st. Domingo and Bsy Off,,
duras Mahogany. Q part of which is suIt,bls q.
handrails, steam sawed Curl and Shaded yen..,
Copal varnish of . superior quality; s,eIrr
Bottoms. Cords, &c.
TURNING g. Carrying HANDSOMELY ,r,,u,,t
oct IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-13
India China.
Notice.

NOtlCe.
TNHE coparnershp he retofore existing between the
i subscribers, under the firm Of KERR & FIJI.
HUGH. was dissolved or the 10Th instant by mutual
consent AL persons having claims against said con.
will present the James d. Kerr for settle
ment, and those indebted will please make payment to
either Of the subscribers without delay
In taking leave Of their customers, they tender them
their grateful acknowledgements for the support they
have received:
JAMES d KERR. having purchased the Stock of
Goods which we'll selected, will continue the bu
siness at the old stand, where he offers to old
toners, accommodating terms, good assortment Of
GROCERIES. JAS. ID. KERR,
Ocfoher 26, 1923. N r. FlTZhUGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-13
New lime splendid Green
SO COACHES.


ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
TIME public are respectfully informed that We have
II (this day, 10th,) commenced running "ne o'
splendid Green Coaches between the two cities, leav
ine the City Hotel At half past o'clock. y, and
arriving in Washington in time to take the y O'Clock
stage for Baltimore. BY this line. passenger WI al
wavs be secure in their seats through to Baltimore
The stage will leave Washington for Alexandra at han
past O'Clock. P. u.
share Of public patronage Is most respectfully so
licited a. =.
Fare to Baltimore w
Washington %
Extra Coaches furnished At all times Passengers
called for at their respective dwellings
nov i-d2w C. A. NEWTON, Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-13
Sugars, &c. &c. Ac.
on Hogsheads }
81 60 g barrel. Mu'eov,do sUGAas

80 1 g sss;s'. nu.sov.ao SUGARS
so boxes
so barrels and bags white Brazil do
Is boxes white Havsna DO
% hhds and boxes Loaf and Lump sugars
$50 bags Rio, Laguira and Java COFFEE
100 hhds St. Cfoix and Antigua HOLdSSES
2S5 chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial Hyson, Young Hyson and pou.
chong TEAS, late importations and hne
qualities
pipe Sicily prepared Lemon Juice
2 barrels Shrub
5000 bushels Liverpool Ground Alum Salt
800 sacks Blown do
80 bags Pepper
Is do Pimento
barrel Nutmegs
I do Cloves
10 lbs Mace
LOG mats Csssia
200 boxes mould and dipped Candles
$4,000 lbs yellow and brown Soap
$500 lbs Almonds :
500 lbs Wanuts
10 half tierces Rice
500 Old Virginia Hams
With large and general assortment OF Wines Ii
quors Spices (inouding ground cloves. cassia pimen
to- pepper and ginger) Dye stufs snufs, Cigars and
other Groceries For sale by
septic SAMUEL B. HARBOUR GO.