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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Notice.
The Steamer COLUNBI

z~> The Steamer COLUNBI
IN Captain James Mitchell, vii,
- SSSSasr~ until theo6rst of September
e. esss.ssss next, leave Baltimore for the
District of Columbis ever wsdnc sdsy ut o'clock T.
n aud returning, will leave Washington ut 8 and
Alexandria at o'csck, A. NJ. on Sunday for B.u
more. "ey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
For II eight.

sFh The schooner NARY, Captain Young, car
E.s.g,ie, 100 barrels, will take freight to Ne"
any Eastern port. Apply to
"a w. FOwLE Co.
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For Freight

IN The schooner SETH u WILLIAM. Capt
GEeller carr es 700 barrels will take frelsht TO
a. as,ern port. Apply to u
nan, "a W. ep"br " W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Public Notice

HGK CHARLES FLETCHER, one Of the late firm
y of File tcher e Dement,. having assigned to me IN
trust for certain purposes in the assignment Aforesaid
EXPRESSED, sundry Promissory Notes and Book Ac'
counts-Notice 10 therefore hereby given to oil per
sons indebted tothe late firm afYressid, that
n..ment !, requested. or, IL the same be postponed
hat satisfactory security will be required, ot'srws
those cIai viii be p.eed in the hands Of the proper
officer for collection. nup NrA,r Trstee
NAV 23-w6w Enn. --.-e-S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Franklin Mouse Hotel,

SxmyA By J. NORRIS. at the corner of
Nfs ki"s aud Pr. streets and recent! ~, !. he
H:4Ak known stand has just been put in good
order aud ID now open for the reception OF Buest
where they Can be eccommod ted in the most agree
abb manner The sslubrt, Of is situation nd CONT
guy the business part OF the town. and tn selec'loh
for the table being tie best the market afford, en-
enlargement by past fsvors sninates the subscriber
with renewed zeal those who wish TO buArd
b, the week. month. year, that no pains will be spar.
ed in endeavoring pIessr lie therefore, from .ice
attention AMI moderate chsrges, ahcs share OF pub
lie patronage.
MI Persons travelling from alexandria to ash
ington or Baltimore, secure their seats ID btnS
hoovers splendid Line Of Blu Safety Coaches the
Bar Hours Of departure, alt past7 ", ~ ID .
and Top NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
D.ily Paper IS per amman. Country paper IS.
For BOSTON.

~ The schooner HARRIET Nickerson, mas
SS ,cr, will have despatch, and take freight low
80 80 w. FOWIE u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Just PuhNished.

find for sale by VIM. NJ MORRISON.
DEV. Thomas n. Stockton's Address on Tempe
IL rance. Afew copies for sale only. Price isic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Crushed Sugar, &c.
AMericaM brandy

L@'anastrom schr. .9ierandria. from Nes0 York,
Half Pipes American Brand. in excellent or
~ der for sale by
may 81 EDw'D. DAINGERFIEI.D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Notice.
Steamboat POTOMAC,

6s=rs Steamboat POIOMAC,
E-lAAna.- Joseph hewitt, master, be-
eess<Sss ~ - ing in complete order, will,
ON Frdq,. dc j7th instant, resume running 10 NOT
r,k anu Uic,,,..,nd leaving the ''y OF Washington
At ). ant Alcxnndria at O'Clock, = NJ. Returning
ielge iciro1d on Tuesday mOr'.'ng, anc Norfoik Oh
Ee'reaisY morning, al o'clock
t,rl to Norfolk including meals, ~
Do % Richmond. do
may ID NAfH. Wal LIES, AGe"t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
Window Glass.

90 Boxes Window Gllss Northern manufacture
hi fromax 10 to12xl8, At moderate prices
Marbles, IN bags, 1000 each
Looking Glass plates. Pipes in bo1e,
so dozen Clas' Knobs, will he sold low to clio
l,set very rich cut Glassware. s45
With an assortment Liverpool Dining sets, ana
other goods in my line. H. ~. nI'.Dn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
SO0p.
AeM0m syrup.

BURHECK'S Lenbn Syrup, f superior quality,
Z. IN boxes coaiaining one dozen bottles each tor
sac BY EUW'D. UAiNGERFiELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-29
70 Rent,
70 Rent,

f.s.A small HOUSE or two, ct low rent.
kssss JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
soap Rosin, Just received t~sny bsrrels' also Co"
mon Kosin and Pitch. may -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
WILLIAM AND MAKY COllEGE

Cfentemen--In the notice Which as an extract from the
Norfolk Beacon lately appeared in your paper citing
the Collegiate Exercises, the 4th July, William and
Mary, there omission that feel disposed sup
ply Though not aduaie OF that Instituion rank
myself among her warnest iriends- do from my soul be
eve, that her prosperity essential the interests of
urging her claims TO public patronage, neither njure
deprecaie the other Literary Institutions The State
all OF which, the duty OF the patriot and The citizen
TO foster, because they all have but great and good
jet in view aud should be emuous only excel in use
ulness and efficiency. IL S therefore, small gratfca-
ton 10 all the friends Of tide water country, see
rom time to time in The columns OF your widely circulated
paper, friendly notice o; this ancient aud venerable Semi
nary OF Learning.
But there is point, which all pare nts and the
friends Of the young, must feel deeply Interested that
is their morals These less endangered at
all Colleges and the that these will be watched
with parental kindness and vigilance will save many
fond parent much anxiety. II is in this point Of view
that particularly pleased with the BarcaIdureate Adj
dress delivered the Graduates, by the President the
4lh Instant Indeed, have heard three OF that gentle
mans Addresses those OF 1925 80 aud 49, and they were
all faught with lessons OF practical wisdom Immediately
applicable to the business, The purposes, and the duties Of
lie; breaihed forth in strain OF aecionsle fendsip
and under The circumstances Of Farewell Address TO his
beloved Pupil, well calculated 10 make permanent and
sslUtary impression their minds 1t would seen con
sdcing the interesting and impressive character of the
that the counsel thus soleny and
given could never be forgotten and would shed benign
influence over the whole OF subsequent life.
Nor Is this the only point Of view, in which The subject
TO the heart Of an anxious parent may
easonably look upon these Baccaaureate Addresses
exhibiting the spirit and character &c the nsrut of.
cfGNy delivered in the Moral Course from year 10 year
and this guarantee in matter Of the first magnitude
confess addresses both my head and heart an
and appeal OF ordinary character Every iudicous
parent concerned about the morals THAI e mere
literary proficiency Of his SON. and all who value the repu.
a,ion Of William aud Mary will rejoice. that upon hi,
subject the friends Of that Institution have aupe
10 be satisfied.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
4 QUESTION:. yet ,U;thout ,o,u,ion

a QUESTTO.v-as yet tcithouf solution!
The "Coimbus Sentinel appeals TO us for light on the
subject Of the next Presidential Election! 1t refers 10
Communication which appeared In this paper the End;
anu says "Puports to be anonymous, but il would look
very much TO be thrown out feeler nevertheless Is
the wind aboutto set in in that the Old Domin.
ion! The Enquirer should give light the SUBJ
Jec for at present there is hardly enough TO render the
darkness visible"
We cannot assist brother Of Ohio, for the planest
oil all possible We cannot give to others what
we do not possess ourselves The times seem not to have
called forth auy conclusive sign from the Old Dominion up
on the matter She has not discussed the Election She
mas not sed the opinions and pretenions OF the several
candidates, aspirans &c. &C., call them what you please
There is yet time enough TO test them Upon Que point
we may indeed venture TO assure the Sentiner-That
let Virginia discuss and decide when she may she will
attempt to go for principles, and Tor bring
IN The man. who is most honest most capable most faith
M to The Constitution. She will probe all his opinions
on the great doctrine OF State Rights She will enquire
whether he is against Bank system Of Inier.
nai lmprovemen,s-agains protective Tarif-for
ung down the revenue TO the constitutional Of the
government and for adjusting the revenue upon equal
iree trade, constitutional Pncples-and against usurping
the jurisdiction OF the States the Indian ,rbesha
his views are OF the power and decisions of the Supreme
Sonft-whether he thinks bound in every
acquesce in the measures OF the federal government
whether the States have right nagrant
anu noerable and frreediabie usurpaton TO resume
their poweror whether he carries his ideas OF the con-
servave power far 10 embrace the South Carolina
scheme OF Modification. We have no hesitation in saw
ing at all events, that Virginia will attempt TO secure the
man whose opinions square most completely with her
solutions of so aud 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

Mr. RT opinions. your correspondent says "hst they
were distinctly and integibiy conveyed In his letter 10
Major Yancey, is sufficiently proved by the effect pro-
duced on the votes Of msmbers for those repued 10 he
the most thoroughly attached to the teneis OF the ultra
school voted against him, while large majority OF the
LEGISLATURE ss ised 10 maintain the faith OF ourrepublicsD
isher' o 9S and 99 in its purity, without modetn n
epo'auon' Were content with the explanation OF his creed
and supported his election" How very. "distincflv and
,nfenig,ofy MIR RS po!icsl creed was known by the
Legislature, will appear by apeiusa OF the foregoing
tract from the WING OF December And, whatever may
be the conjectures of Others believe that Mr. Riv-s
elected Senator Ut the u y because bis wer. un.
Known and not in consequence II tie popularity OF his
PRINCIPLES. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

Rf virtue of Deed in Trust Clearing date the 18th
- day OF January, 1888. and Of record in the county
Court oil Cheste'hed) executed by Peter Mason and
Elizabeth Mason his wife, for the purpose Of securing tho
payment OF sum Of money therein meDoned to Aiexan-
der Reed, will he sold the 22nd day Of August 1888,
at Cheste field Courhouse the highest bidder Tor cash.
one piece parcel of Land lying and being the Man
chester Turnpike in the county OF Cheseife d and cup
posed 10 contain foriytwo Also negro
slave, named Pauina aud her child Julia Pink. Such IL
tie only is vested in Trustee will he convened
ANDERSON EDWARDS Trustee.
July IS. 22-w4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
July 2S.

81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber intending to
move TO Ohio, wishes 10 sell exchange for land
In that State the Tract of Land Which he lives living
in Louisa county, 10 miles above The Court House. and
rem Mechanicsvile and containing by late survey 1876
acres good portion OF the above tract is low grounds of
good quality the situation healthy any tho country
and from the trial made, the land beev ed he suscep-
ube OF improvement by clover and plaster the Green
Springs land, to which il lies contiguous The purchaser
shall have the privilege OF sowing wheat this fall The
terms and further particulars made known on application
TO The subscriber WILLIAM ID. GOOCH.
81 intend making TIP to Ohio about the 2ath
August Persons having land in that State which they
wish to exchange, will therefore confer with me on tho
subject by letters addressed TO Mschanicsville Louisa.
va previous TO that time. w. ID. G.
July %. as-9,~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
NNosT nE>lR BILE PRO Err ", 6esNhy.v..

RUOST IE>lR BILE PROi Err W healthy, va.
1VA liable and beautiful estate for sale, lyirg the
river On miles above kchncnd con ain Dg S0S acres.
than halt o. hrh is h,t and second low grounds.
mostly lie; lie balance. highly IMPROBABLE, being
nsrhaby mi to The production OF and other grsss
es, and the opera ion vi plaster; $40 und
ioR. neatly one-hird oil VIII eli IL heavily ia clover.
timothy aud herds wi ich the fl, Of psis
used this spring, il srkrgy visible. The buildings
dwelling house Of bck bn 1t within year., with 8
rooms .ndsom.ly hn he'd, aud excellent cellars; every
flee, ehou,c, aud well oil superior water
ward and garden, large and well enclosed. he farm
houses CONSIST OF good and spacious barn. wh and
improved hreshing machine attached enlistment for
manager, unconnonly good and abundance Of room
securing sage quantity OF provender tobacco, for which
they were erected Refer 10 Rernari Pey on or Temps
Gwahmey, Esquies, Richmond.
July 81 % WOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
NE

Died. on the lah lust the residence other father Aonsone
County, Miss Correctly Floyd Floyd
ct lever ae shot illness of IL hours Governor Floyd has
cteu me e OF two other daughters the violent
'ei IN addition !" I'll" loss OF ,. sweet and interesting child
fteeotut,ondy Satdr
lence, Garrad county Kcnscy Juy John Byan
Esd H horn IN Powhsan county Va
tho he
moved TO Kentucky about the $751; and place
where he died 1855 He has Legsa
Tor aud several months employed during the
North Western Army lie has len offspring and aged
widow to hcnoan his oss.-CoBpiLr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
MARRIAGES

Married Wednesday, the Ord Of July, the Drury Lacy
Mt Alexander Graves Miss Ami
John Swami, ali of Ccnito. PowhaRn county.
ny Hymsns knot securely tiod,
=. The happy bridegroom IN the lovely bride.
afti"d by the Reverend James Harvey the 10th
Virginia. at the Naon House Of the late Col Shepherd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
LANES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY

EAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
- The attention ofc Commissioners appointed last
by the President and Directors Of the James River Com
pany To open hooks for receiving subscriptions to the
James River and Kanawha Company, respectfully CALI
ed 10 an act OF the General Assembly, passed 9th Dec.
last. which provides that the said books oil subscription
may be continued open until the 3d Monday December
next In the manner aud for the purposes prescribed by
The act OF 10Th March, 1882 Incorporating the sockhold
ers OF said company.
BY order of the President and Directors of the James
River Company. J. BROWN, JR
July %. 23-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
BTGT ER'sS
EXCHANGE MD LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICH

- Another prize OF $4,000, in ,chole Ticket sold
and paid as usual at sight by BieGER
Drawn Nos. for the Virginia Petersburg Lottery No
2-drew 5h July in Petersburg:
SO Al 22 10 10 IL . 81 lS.
Whole Ticket 81 H. SO, the highest prize OF
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

Indeed all the Professors Of That College ere Seserv
eddy popular in tho estimation 81 those who have had an
Of becoming acquainted with their merits Il
is TO be hoped. that their faithful lsbours will be amply
rcmunersted by adiscering public.
AN EASTERN vIRCINIAN.
The subject OF this Address was of Men
oil Education aud Talents"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court for the Western Circuit asse mbled al Lewis
burg on the LIST aud adjourned on the III
Judge Tucker, President of the Court, Judges Brooke
CabelI and Carr -'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

-, -. CO.MMUNfCATED.
The Citizens OF Essex who in OF the nonina-
non OF BENJAMIN WATKINS lEIGII. E,q. fos the ne xt
e-d'hcy are earnestly requested To meet NJ Tarpalop-
nocS On Monday the of August for the pur-
pose OF carrying their wishes into effect
July 18Th. 1883 MANY CITIZENS OF EsyKx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

HNOR SALE, 459 2 acres OF land Pow haan Court
H. House. This land is well calculated for improve
en produces The heaviest crops of wheat when improy
ed and has lately brought the highest priced tobacco
There is an unusual proportion of at land The dwelling
house is large superior spring oil water, the neighbour
hood good, and the situation unquesonabIy healthy.
July %. I23-us1 WMt LIGON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

HhlSSOLUTION-F.'& j. ). JAMES & Co. OF Rich.
lHI noad, having purchased Of John Hartmann his i'm
teres IN the stock OF goods belonging John Hartman
Co. OF this place. the finn Of John Hartman & Co. Is
this day dissolved by mutual Persons having
claims against that firm, will present them and those in
dehted will make payment TO +. & J. 8. James & Co.,
who alone authorized TO receive the dues to John Hart
man y Co. +. s. j. s. JAMES & Co.
JOHN HARTMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

NOFlCE-Al persons Indebted to the estate OF Captain
Peter Foster deceased late Of the county of Han
over are requested TO make immediate pay ment 10 tho
snbscribe and all persons having claims ains the estate
are requested TO present them Immediately TO him.
EDWIN SHELTON, .Adni'or toifh
The mill nnneled of Peter Foster deceased
Hanover, July 10Th, 1893. 22-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

shopenienfs NJ Political Stars. Messfs Webster and
Livingston TOOK passage om Philadelphia on Thwrslay
evening in the o'clock boa, of the Rail Ro,d Line cr
New York--On The same day, at half past O'Clock, Mr.
van Buren, arrived in the Rail Road Linz from baltimore
and took passage in the o'clock boat also for N York
sad that Mr. Clay has been prevented by the prevs
ience ofChoerain KY from making his tour 10 the Nor,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

q NO-PARTNERSHIP.--Th subscribers have this day
" entered into co-pntnes'p, under the firm of JOHN
A. HICKS Co.. for the purpose OF carrying general
Dry Goods and Grocery Business in this place. They
have rented the commoious and lumber house. re-
Gently occupied by John Hartman s Co and will keep
constantly hand large and we'll stock which
will he sold Tor cash, puncua customers on re asona.
HE credit at The lowest prices. Produce and goods will
he received and forwarded at the usual rates.
F.& j. ). JAMES s. Co.
JOHN a. HlCKS.
Scottsville, 18Th July 1888
Messrs. John A. Hicks Co. are Authorized 10 racejve
the dues TO John Hartman & Co.. whom debtors will
make immediate payment the business of that conc
must be settled without delay.
+. S. JAMES & Co.
July 18Th. 1898 22-w4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
NETWORK MARKEr-M,y 90

Our Flour market up to this time continues in
a very inactive state; the stock of both Western
and Southern descriptions Is light, but the de.
mand does not equal The limited supply. Prices
of fair Western brands remain without material
alteration from last weeks prices, though they
are rather more firm than at the close Of the
week. Sales of Western have been at s. a..
and snme at 81; the supply of Southern Flour is
very limited and scarcely equals the demand -
Baltimore Howa street sales from 6 90 to 6 IL;
Richmond Country IS; Alexandria Mountain
81; Philadelphia S Sc, and dull Sales Of
small parcels of Western Wheat have been ef-
fected at from 30 to %; the market is at.pre-
sent almost bare of this description; lot Of 1000
bushels of Southern Wheat still remains unsold
and held at l 90; last sale of this description
WAS made at | Cove hear of no change in
coarse kinds of Grain. The business done in
Cotton still continues limited, not excepting 400
bales since Friday night at previous rates. The
uniav0rable state of the weather has also pre-
vented any transactions Of consequence in Co.
lonial produce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
BOSTON MARKET-M,y OF.

Flour. In the early part Of the week there
was an active demand for Flour; and for South
ern our quotations were fully sustained: the prin-
cipal dealers in Genesee held their stocks at an
advance. in consequence of the expected rise in
the New York market; but prices having 'lec'n
ed there, this description - now ootainab'e at
former rates, with an accumulated stock
Southern sustans our quotations, but with very
moderate demand.
Baltimore Howard street. per bbl. mos Gre
dir. &c a 10; Philadelphia 5 IS S 81; Ere.
dericksburg, lowland Is 81. Mountain 5
81; Alexandria. King street. 81; Richmond
Canal Is II.
Grain. The market through the week has
been exceedingly depressed for every description
Of Grain. the stocks continue to accumulate
and the quantity of Corn in stores is not less
than 100000 bushels. 4 few cargoes have been
sold at IS 68 cts, according to quality, and
some prime parcels white and yellow fiat at 70c.
Oats are selling at IS 4Sc.-Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
EsEECEs.

his late residence IN Montgomery County,
THOMAS GMFsnH, Esq, nged 81 years, former
I! mcrb,f OF the Lrsi,la,ure of Maryland
O' Saturday week. al his residence. IN Eas,on,
va y Rev LORI WAKEFIELD. for manv Years
@ aIc'p ab'e Minister If the Methodist Eplsco
?" Ianreh, and une of our Oldest and mos, res.
Fcabr citizens.
SSdde'Iy. IN Monday, the eth ultimo, at
IN residence in Cubb Neck. Charles County.
N''y'"Td, Mr. HENRY HAMERsLEY, aged IS
!rir>.
e"s,fay, The eth ullimo. Jony MADISON,
NJ" Augusta County, Virginia. Gate of Low
,.'''0' Nelson County 10 the S4,h year of his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

Melancholy Casually Jacob Butcher and
N'chard Jones, two men who we're residents Ut
TINS town. were drowned IN the SHENANDOAH 81.
ver' at Berry's ferry. on Sunday last, They
were on the eastern side of the river, and n gen.
tleman-Gi!es Cook, Esq being On the op
poslte side and wishing to cross over, Bueher
ana Jones offered to assist Mr.. Wyetb. the pro-
prietor OF the upper ferry. To navigate the boat
across by means OF rope stretched from CD.
posile sides Of the river. To- returning, the rome
broke. and the boat being borne down rapidly bv
the stream they threw the hooks attached to
each end Of the boat over the rope at the lover
ferry, az soon as the boat reached n; the bJat.
thus tied broadslde 10 the vinlent current OF the
river, filled immediately. Mr.. Cooke, mounting
his hurse, the faithful animal, after swimming
about half a mile down the stream. brought him
safely to land. Wyeth made his escape by SWIM
ming.-the two others were drowned they both
had families We regret also TO say, that ne
sr" man, who generously pushed of IN boat to
extend aid, was drowned also 10 the attempt.
Winchester Virginian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
", Nmisl Raising lazarus.

l b,i,s, nc o, Alexandria is respectfully Informed
a1,,,s cs'rhs',ed Picture OF the Resurrection of
B, Va pencil Of ar Boudet, OF Paris, will
ten w IN '"'> City Cor one week MY, be cnaing
N uh,y MY, fen o'ciuck A. Vi. until 10 p.
II NE n, Du raaH Queen Tavern. The Painting is
P,ac,p,IT s'por''on OF abou, by IL feet, and the
Ae Pe,n'sS as large ss life AS to the merits of
nhnerJ.d soniSe 1t to say, that it has teen highly
sOiveh ~ me rh'isdelphia press. and most ex.
and ronized By all the reI,s ious societies. pub
liar CIV r'",'s seao7is and the public generally, of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

FLoun.-Yestcrday the current price Of Flour
was IS So at which considerable lots Of stored
Flour were priced. Some loads from wagons,
both yesterday and the day previous. were taken
at fraction higher; 10 SOME cases as much as
IS 62i and IS Is were paid.
Sales were made yesterday from stores at IS
so to IS Sc. At the close, we believe, more
than IS so could not have been had. and ship.
pers generally declined giving that price.