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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
NEW YORK MARKET. AUG. o.

Flour and Meal--rhc demand is very limited,
and for Western Canal lower prices have, in
some instances. been accepted. Sales principal.
ly at 50a 62a. One or two sales, we under.
stand, were made at 5 A. Last sales of Troy,
so. The stockof Southern Flour, and fancy
brands, Of fine qualities, for city use, maintain
our highest rates. Some shipments Of Western
Canal Flour, we understand, are making to Eng.
land, Oh oU ners' account. Export, from lst to
22d inst, Wheat Flour, IL. $50 bbls. Cur.
The Neps and the Markef-Holders Of Coffee
raised their demands about ! ct per ID in eonse.
quence Of the news. Cotton also was advanced;
sales made of Alabama at z cts ID.
70 bales choice New Orleans Cotton sold this
morning at 90 cts cash. The news Of this morn.
ing is considered favorable to Cotton, Coffee and
Sugar.-Jom. CON- .4ug "a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27

Correspondence of the N. Journal Of Commerce.
LIVERPOOL, July as.--The weather being ra.
ther unsettled, has caused some little improve.
ment in the Corn Market, and sour Flour in bond
is generally held at COS. though there do not ap,
pear to be buyers above Ga per brl. Fresh sweet
Flour doll at 97s. The growing crops, from pre-.
sent appearances, promise to be rather above than
below average. Nothing doing in Rice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
LIVERPOOL MARKET-JULY %.

III EN- OVL VHTthE1 -JULI GOT
Corn Erchange-This days market was We.
~ we'll attended, aud sales to considerable ex.
tent were made chiefly of the red Canadian
Wheat at 81 Sd to IS Id. and Of the first descrip.
tons OF Irish Wheat at IS Id to D. I'D. Oats ID.
Flour Ia, and Oatmeal Cd dearer; and for all
other articles in the trade there was demand at
a small Improvement in price.
July s4.-An advance in the price Of Cotton
of 3D. per ID has taken place since Friday last;
and the sales are, on Saturday 5000, on Mon
day 10000. and on Tuesday 10000 bags; to.
dav the sales have been more limited, being only
1000 bags. Of the above about one.half has
been taken or speculation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27

FLouR.-We continue to quote the wagon
price Of Flour, new wheat, at IS 81.
Export for the week ending Saturday Gath inst.
l475 bbls. 225 coastwise; 1850 foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King Street 7O5 bbls.
Wharf 1923 I" 157 half bbls
Potomac 567 90
Total 1895 bbls l57 half bills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27

The Steam. Boat Dauid Bro,rn, Capt Cor
FEY, from Charleston, (whence she sailed on
Saturday evening last.) bound to New York.
put into this port last uisht With the loss of her
Rudder. in gale Of wind from N to n z. of
Cape Ha,teras, on Wednesday. last. The
D. b. has about so passengers on board,
and will proceed for her place of destination a.
soon as her Rudder is replaced-perhaps about
Tuesday.
Capt. CoAey informs US that he experienced
a succession Of violent gales Of wind, from N. t.
N. E. during the whole passage, and requests US
10 saw that the ID. b. has proved herself an ex
celent sea boat, and that ono vessel could have be
haved better. "-horjok Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
Pianos

IdhoS.
WE have on hand two 6ne Pianos, which we would
W sell at reduced prices,
GEO JOHNSON & Co.
WANTED, good Gig Horse, for which liberal price
will be given, il offered in few days, and found to
suit aug IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
For Amsterdam.

.SR The Brig BELY7DER.7. Fletcher, master
&R will be ready to receive cargo in few days
aud take 100 hogsheads on freight Apply to
aug % EDW'D DAlNGERFlELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED. AUGUST 25,
Schooner Palestine, Allen, Philadelphia; Coal
to George II. Smoot.
Schooner Mariner, Booth. -; Wheat to
iona. Janney.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, Jenkins, Baltimore;
Passengers and freight for the District.
s6th-Ship Hull, Knox, Boston; Ballast to
w. Fowle & Co.
Ship Virginia, Turner. hence at Liverpool 25th
July.
SIoop Union, Taylor, hence at Philadelphia
Gath inst.
Schr. Robert Gordon, from Eastport. put into
New York on account Of head winds, esd inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27

Glassware.
usr received. per schooner veloe iy from Boz
- packages cut. plain and pressed Glassware
~ stoss best quart Porter Bottles
- 2gallon do .n~ ez
HUGH C. SMITH
Boots and Shoes.
A d. HARRISON has just received by .ehr. velo.
"A: locty. and 10 opening at his new store, adoin
ing Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store and two door,
above his old stand, further supply Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
direct from the and suitable for Oh.
son. Among which, are
Gentlemen's 6ne shoes and bootees, nailed and
sewed
Do 6ne nailed boots, good article
Ladies' and misses leather, morocco, and lid
slippers
Children's leather shoes and bootees
All of which offered, Wholesale and RETAIL on the
most accommodating terms
aug "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
For HernuGe.

.fS2 The British schooner LEO, Mckinney, mas
kM&k ter. to sail next "Wednesday. For passage
having fine cahin-appl, board, at Twins wharf,
or to GEO. JOHNSON Co.
Who offer for sale. received per said schooner 4
boxes zine bermuda Arrow Root. aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
French Language.

HENRY GUEGAN respectfully announces to bis
friends and pupils that be will resume the tuition
Of his Native Tongue on Monday next in those instu
tons in viii ch his services might be required At that
time; also to ladies and gentlemen forming themselves
into classesor DESTROYS to take private lessons. His
terms, as formerly, very moderate.
Newton. CITY Hotel August 25-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
For Boston.

SE6 The packet schooner VELOCITY, Eldridge
Ssak Master. will have despatch, end take 500 bar
rels on freighti for which sppIyto
aug "a W. FOWIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-27
FOr New York

,SEh The regular packet schooner VIRGINIA.
&AR Thomas jennings master, will sal! on Thursday
next For small freight apply TO the Captain on board,
or to STEPHEN SiINN,
aug % Janney's wharf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22
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"'co'"''y ',o"5 saw. two Strikes Of
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22

siso ,vb,rh VrrtnIa then unfiirlod amidst tho at
eamntions OF her gallant soas was me h"fe1t
llaY Of he American Stairs !. and such II Is fs-
pressly donomlnntcd III the contemporary accounts
of inc celebration.
The following extract - from Purlie's Vrfi.
ma Gazette uflha Eth al May. ITO immediately
suecccdin, tn anuun,latlan ofthe Resolutions
lu eou.eqponcr at tina above resolutions, an m.
lmou,ly regarded ~ the only dno that viii lead 10
sat,ty aud prosperity, same gentlemen made n
handsome collection .or the purpose al treating the
sodtcry who ncxt day were paraded IN Waller s.
grove, before Btlgaaor General LOWS attended ej
the gentlemen of the Committee ri Sriety, the
members al ihn Conceal G1nyenuoh, the tnhnhl
tauts Of this city. &c. Sc. The resolutions wete
read aloud 10 the army tho following to'sls were
gwen, each oi thcm accompanied by n discharge Of
tic artillery aud small aims, ana aeeiamotlons oil
all present
The Amelln,u Independent States.
>. The Grand Congress of the United States
and their respective legislatures
; General Washington, and Vls'oty to the Ame.
fiean arms
Tim uN,o2 FlAa or r,n Anemaas STATS
waved upon the capitol during the Whole oil thus
ceremony" ~.
In Dixon y Hunters Gazette tnere Is also an ae#
count Of the celebration, which the taS used i
designated i. the very same terms.
What was the Union fla OF the American
States = Not the Virginia Stnie fIaS certainly.
Tie presen, Flag Of the United States WINS not n
uopted TIL the 18th of JUNE, l51f and the Virginia
SIC, senlper tyranns' flag, ifany such ever ex.
isted pilor toGovolnor Floyds Flag, NUT have
been taken from the design of the seal OF the Com
monwcalth winch Wns certainly not adopted before
that Commonwealth itsof had existence. hu what
flag docs tl,o Wing suppose den. Washington rsea
ut Cembrdge, ~ July i77j We SIT the VI"
einia flag, which there marahacd the country
10 hbclly aud independence ~ of had @'n. WASH.
inslon no Dag at oil What ilaa wa planted %
Bencon Hill and Castle siand, alter In evacuation
of Boston by the British troops Was !, the A'e
sempcr Tyrennis' aag of Virginia What hnf
did tho Anr1leu feet which lell tape flenl"peh
IN the l1pl Ut Feb ITO sali under " as II
til Virginia fla w hh was the ~ nhs "hieh
he Consl,@ oil the Gnited Colonies ndopted We
Ia not know Bun We It'd, tom the ioufnhls OF
that Cons,css, that they adopted alag 1T the
suggestion Of Col. Gad4d,n, n delegate from
South Carolina on Tia al of + b. i7I6 three
months before the tune when, according to thf
Wings imagination, tho " SIC sempcr iyr"h#
M" dng huate1 on the Capitol Thu Union
Flag" WIS II yeiow field, with ra'tlesnHte ~ the
attitude OF STRIKING, aud the motto, " don Iioad on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22
n u IIIlH Il n.
Az SAY Ok FARMING.
No |


There ~" ba, frw subjects of lutc, that claim
the attention " sr.ers ess than that Of FArmin.',
fto9gh It's oae Of The most Important
n lea Il. ''' az g9ol CrpPS tye,y class OF cut
"fa5 ~ penehte'l aS WI IS the farmer, and wien
'aefe are bda RPS al as we'll DIS the farmer feel
the opposite Effects. Hence 1t 10 thar farming is
SUBJECT among ii, IN st 4mporttnt aud any one
vino thinks ne can throw ANY 2ht upon II, ought
not 10 wihp' II from the public. AS farmer
mHssh, alr Lei, permit me 'hrou5h the medium Of
FalF ~ circulated paper, To make known my
X'"s ~ TINS mporan branch of our industry
tmtand TO write several essays OH the sublec, OF
frnnnS in which aha BE- able, thlak, To polnt
nut many errors which have got among US IN
relation 70 flrmlng, and also shew how farming
'N5h 10 b. done. Shall first notice the corn crop.
Many Of our farmers are IN the habit of listing
out their corn ground, II is called, or ii. other
words throwing Two furgo"s together, leaving
inc mIddcs 10 pou. IL Oft after the corn is
TAINTED. ms Is mn Ter III the first de-
S,te All Gou.I TO roa.. hsast elound, corn and
'' - il1d. sfQpuas re . sneN Tho unneces
19y ''23 Of tht trrnor, - plougnlng ground, ant
l'"n'h~ corn IN this way, let me at once see what
ne Is gong 10 get for all lbs labor. In crossing
"e ground for pantng taus listed out, it is evident
nom lie unevcnness of the ,ouNd, that the plough
can DO but fttle more than mevcly skin over the
'OP'-1 lie cornls planted Immediately on The ridge
"hefe the two burrows were thrown together, un-
uef which the ground is not ploughed at all, and
~n'ch burrows are only removed by the cross
p'onshns If the field be grassy, the grass which
IS no. turned under springs up with the corn, and
enoaks IT. II the field be clear o grass, the co I'm
can sun grow, hut slnwly in consequence Of the
.aFuhess OF the ground preventing it from taking
ee'p root. Corn to grow we'll must have ROO, and
w 10 take root, the ground must be well broken
up oorh ground prepared as above stated, does
'o' gel wei broken lp with The shovel plough
uf9ugh the whoie corn season
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22

gong mode Of euluvatine n corn crop, much rs
saved, less team IS necessary, fewer hands will
be required, AID the crop cultivated in a manner
neaer and better calculated 10 insure good crop
II you have none Of Netormlck' pIoughs IN your
country, would earnestly press you TO get one,
No 10. You can get them IA Fredericksburg \ per
haPs IN Richmond | have thus roughly gwen you
my mole of cuuvatng corn crop there Is nothlhg
IN ittheoietica avn confident that II IS the safest
mode IN this part of Vmgnia at least to insure a
good crop. lfyou think any good may be done by
the above Except filing up place IN your papcr)
you can use them rs you please
Yours, RALPH EDMOND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22
TER MS.

a-gror 81 per aaundn, payable IN advance No SUI
,,,,, vii be- received for lrs tsa siN months
- n.,sr y,Il isc tisIsi rut at tIe discretion e"
~ l..lt,eTsA until all arrearIses are paid.
-. ,pyER risEIESrs vii he inserted Mt 30 eents
-. IA, leS1 the hr timr, aud 37 - cents for rac
,,nn,nce Those from Distance must he paid for pre-
10 ,q.,f ,u.ertion. the payment assumed by some
+t,s,nle ae rsoa in i.yochbarg.
c,i.rs AL iresse1 II the Editors must be pest pad
,.Ii ,,, be ,ttended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22

The trial Of the Rev Mr. Avery IS to take place
a, Newport, OIL the 9TH of Mag next, and we learn
,qa, The Hon Jeremiah Mason Of Boston, aus been
retained f.! III. Istencc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
DAVID CRocErTT

u
new work has just been pubIished ., Gin.
s,an.., entitled the Life and Adventure, n
Coi. i)..h Crockett, of West renne..ee." IA !.
spoken o. ss being ,eiy amusing affair. contain
AZ me aneti"n crter would say, e variety OF
hid'erous anecdotes ef the eeceosrie member fror
Tennessee. The following i, ext.seted from the
book: ''e
During the Coils first winter In Washing
eon, Caravan Of wild animals was bron-S,
70 the City and exhibited. Large crowd, at
tended the exhibition, and prompted by COM
mon curiosity, one evening Col. Crockett at
tended.
mad just got in said he, the house was
very much crowded, and the first thing no.
tced was two wild cats in n cage. some &C.
quaintance asked me II they were like the
Wild cats IN the back woods aud I was look
fng az them when one turned over and died
The keeper ran up and threw water on it
oan l, stranger, you are wasting time NV
looks Kills them things-and you had a damn
sight better hire me TO go out here, or I will
kill every damned varmint you've GOT Will.
! and he was talking, the lion began 10 roar
Sand i, turn him out, turn him out. damn
him, ] can whip him for ten dollar bill. and
.he Zebra may kick occasionally during the
hght" This created some fun, and I then
went to another part Of the room, where n
monkey was riding q pony. I was LOOKING
on, and some member said to me. sCrocL.tt
don't that monkey favour Gen. Jackson;'-
NO. said l, but I'll tell you who il does IA
vor-it looks like one Of your boarders. MIR.
- OF Ohio There was loud burst of
laughter at my saying so, aud upon turning
founo, saw Mr.. -- Of Ohio in about
three feet OF me. was in a right awkward
NJ, but ] bowed to the company and told 'em
! had either slandcred the monkey or Mr.
" Of Ohio. and if they would tell me
which, would beg pardon. The thing pass
ed oil, and neat morning Is was W aIkina the
pavement before my door, a member came
up TO me, and said, Crockett, Mr.. -hgo-
ing to challenge you Said !, well tell him
! am a hshting fowl. spose if am chal-
tenged, have right to choose my weapons. >
o yes said he. Then tell him. said I
that I'll fight him with bows and arrow. a."
While Col. Crockett was at Washington. a
young gentleman, who had been paying his
addresses to his daughter. wrote to him, re-
questlng hls permission that they might be
married. The reply Of the Colonel wa. in
the following laconic style:
HashinEfon,
~DeaV Sif-I received your letter. Go
Sneau DAVID CKocKErrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
NICHOLAS SITULTZ.
UrGpeT and Merchant TniIor.

S''e ~NtStHdu ONOTV
HAVING taken the rooms lately occupied
II as store by Caleb Wall, directly op-
Posite y. Fhzsimmon's Tavern, in Harpers-
Ferry, oilers 10 the public, on accommodating
terms, choice and handsome selection OF
seasonablc and Fashionable GOODS, for
gentlemen's wear. The following comprise
hrs stock IN part: Superior Black, Blue.
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rifle Green, MuIber-
~ steel mixed, and Drab CI.OTHS.-Al-
so-C assimcres, Blue, Black, Strircd. Fawn
and mixed. splendid assortment Of EnglisI,
inquired silk Nostings, Plain and Valencia. A
handsome assortment OF Gloves, SILK and
Linen Pocket Handkerchief, Hose aud hal,
40. CraVats, Stocks, Suspenders, Sc &C.
The above are a selection Of the ,atest inn
portations, the colours Of which will Le war-
ranted 10 stand. Garments Of every dcscrip.
ton VIII he made 20 order at the shortest TO-
tcc.
Nov. 30, IS32-tf
y. Is. Garments that are hougi,t eIsevhcre
and brought TO this establishment, will Re
made 10 order at the shortest notice and war.
rahted to hit; II not, they need no, be taken
away.
81 The above establishment has bcen rc-
moved 10 ihe adjoining shop, formerly oec,l
pied by y. FitIsimmuBs.
March IL. iS3J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
WOOL.
LYMAN REED g. 90.

Commission Merchants, No. 6, Soa.h Chayle,
street, Baltimore, Nd,
EvoTE particular attention TO the sale
~ OF Wool. Letters, post paid, asking infor-
nation respecting the wool market, will re-
ceive immediate attention.
l.. L. X Co. have leave to refer to
Messrs Tiffany, Shaw & Co.
Daniel Cobb * Co. Baltimore
Samuel wyman & Co.
David Boyd, FrederickRAid.
Geo.W. Ruttcr & Co., Uniontown, Pa.
Zane, Pentony s. CO., Wheeling, Va.
Isaac Hof, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell Il Matthews, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
J. Armstrong & Son. Maysvillc, nv.
Llesiy Combs, Esq. Lexington, Ky.
Murr& WHEY, 1,.r
Lawrence 4 Anderson, Louisville
April 4, ISJJ.-eOW Gmo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09

Oranges amd Lesss0Ms, &c.
NoR sale, at the Chariestown Apoihecary
IL and Book Store,
Oranges, Lemons. Figs, Box Roisins.
Soffshsiied almonds, Engiish Hal.
mus and F5i5erss.
a large assortment Of Confectionery,
do. 10. Garden Seeds,
DO. do. Medicines,
Paints, Dye- Stuff, Books, Siafionary,
&C., Blank Books. assorted.
I'm few days the subscriber win receive
an additional supply Of Medicines, Paints,
Garden Seeds, &c. sc.
JAMES BROWN.
March %. ls33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
T1tss0ble s1xiII Property
ron a.A2.A

NoR SALE, that we'll known property
Il called HoPEWEi.L MILLS, situated in
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Will House
~ substantial and comInodious. II IL built az
stone, Is sixty feet in length by forty in Width.
and has five floors. II contains four run az
burrs' and is amply furnished with all nece,-
sary machinery ii the latest and most an
proved construction. There is attac he'd there.
10 about 20 acres Of ground, on which stand
good dwelling house, a rnillers' house. and
an oihce, together with good stabling. There
Z, also on the premises, thriving young Or
chard, and or ) acres Of the ground Is river
bottom and highly productive az meadow
The mill Is situate Immediately on the mar
Sih oi TIE Shenandoah river, from whence IL
derives an abundant and never falling .upplI
on water. II is needless 90 add, that Il l. in
The most fertile and highly improved county
IN the state; and its local situation. az regard,
supply OF wheat and other grain, Is parti-
cuiariy favourable. For terms Of sale. annIi-
cation may be made TO the subscriber.
DEC 80 1872. JAMES HITE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-09
FOR SHE.

"A TRACT OF LAND. purchased OF Ca
a 'eo sale, containing 26i acres, well
wasered, and has two or three fiDc sprinrs-
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Step
herdstown to Winchester, will pass through
il when finished
Also, another Tract, confirming $50 acres.
iyins on 'hs same road, and bounded by ops-
qaon creek, with betR cen 10 ana. 40 acres Of
me bottom, and has or J good springs-one
"h,te sulphur, very much frequcntcd dur
ing The season, and flowing out Of a large
Hat rock all around il. One Of these farms 1.
bounded BY the main road, and j, well i'm
proved-both lying "a Frederick county-is
well nnbered, aud has u quantity Of me adow
on eaeh farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, IN the
same county, aud on the same road. contain
ing , acres, one half me adow, the balance in
iine timber. This tract would suit trades.
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot. There is \ spring and
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres.
lying IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will pas,
along the bottom through the land, il will
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
grca; demand.
Also, anotherTract, containing sGacres, wing
on the main road from Msrtinsburs to Bath.
with dwelling house and cellar, and small
orchard About 30 acres arc cleared, and )
or 3 acres Of meadow, and has good spring
and running water on it. This property would
answer for public house, rs it IS about hall
way.
These lands will be sold low, and will
take m payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing to purchase, may ap-
ply to the subscriber living in jefferson coun.
", Virginia. on the main road leading from
shepherdstown to Winchester, and within 3
miles OF Mddicway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1893.