Alexandria Gazette from Alexandria, Virginia • 3

TUESDAY MORNING, June 28. The death of Mr. Hastings, of was yesterday announced by Mr. Adams to the House of Representatives, and after passing the usual resolutions of respect, the House immediately adjourned. We have received from Maj.

W. C. Selilcn'a farm, near a specimen which is "hard to We have not rule and gage at hand, or we would give the dimensions; but we can say, generally, that we should be glad to see any of our neighboring fanners rival Maj. Seidell's clover. He runs ahead, though they do sometimes take the "kiuks out" in a horse race.

An article iti yesterday's paper was credited to the Richmond Enquirer, whieh the intelligent reader will perceive should have been given to the Richmond Whig. It was properly marked, but the proof corrector failed to correct. BETWEEN F. MARSHALL and James VV. duel between the Thomas.

F. MarKhall of Kentucky, Webb, of the New York Courier, took place on Saturday morning soon alter four o'clock, on the State Line between Delaware and Pennsylvania, not far irom the village of Newport. On the first fire Mr. Marshall's pistol went off before he had raised It, and Mr. Webb's pistol exploded almost at the same moment, both balls striking the ground.

At the secord fire Mr. Marshall's ball struck Col. Webb in the leg, entering a no passing out immediately behind the knee, se vering no artery. Cid. Webb immediately fell to the ground pistol having teen previously discharged) and the matter here ended.

qnrl his friends arrived ou Saturday afternoon. In tbe House of Representatives, 0:1 Fri- day, Mr. Mark A. Cooper of Georgia, suffered himself excite the contempt ot every member and every person present, by objecting to every priva'e biM. One and another was rea-f, snd aw often as read, they were objected to, wilhou: rhyme or reason, bv the amiable Mr.

Mark Anthony Cooper, of the State of gia. It was found impossible, with respect to the rule, to obstruct the member, lu no way I could he be ''headed," and the committee rose and reported the fact to the House and Mr. Cooper has the credit of preventing the passage of many private bills intended for the relief of the poor and the destitute to whom the Government is honestly indebted. Narrow Esc steamship Brittannia, it came near being sent to the bottom by an iceberg when nine days out from Liverpool, on last j-asssge. She was withina trifle of running into an rceberg, 150 feet high, and was saved the liir.e.'y exclamation of two men who were on The danger was most imminent; and the passengers, with feeling that does them after ed by subscription seventy made them a present to the two persons who had thus saved them from a watery grave.

Several rogues have been arrested in New York charged with robbing the Porter of the Bank of Brooklyn of $25,000, which was taken from his pocket as he was proceeding from Brooklyn to New York some weeks since. 1 The expoit of specie from New York for the last seven days amounts to $209,254, viz: $222,000 to the East Indies, $33,400 to Europe, and to the West Indies. Cotton in A learn from the Nashville Whig that the Natchez Courier contains extracts from a letter of Mr. Thus. J.

Finnie, who, about two years a jo, in company with three other Mississippians, embarked Tor India, for the purpose of engaging in the cultivation of cotton. Ile is settled, it appears, on the banks of the Jumna, a branch of the Ganges, and has the control of a tract of land containing 5,600 with a village of 3,000 inhabitants. He says he is just as sure of making cotton there as on the banks of; the Mississippi. Labor is so cheap that cotton may be produced at half the cost of its Auction in the United States. The wages of a laboring man is $1,62 per month, lie furnishing his own subsistence.

With the ad van a favorable sot! and climate, and low wageSt what is to p-event India from becoming a formidable rival to American cotton in the European Mr.Fmnie is so well convinced of what can be done that he loplant five hundred acres in cotton on his own responsibility. 4 I The President of one of the Pittsburg (Mr. Robinson) was appointed (as it had been stated without contradict on) by the Sccretary of the Treasury, agent to proceed to Europe I lor the purpose of negotiating the twelve md- lion loan, auhonzed by Congress. now learn that the agency has been declined by that cent le ma and it is added that an individual of Philadelphia, who has been lively known for years past, as a stock operator, both there and in New York, has received the appointment in stead. As to this last, however, we are not lully informed.

Duties on foMo'ving is from a remonstrance signed by almost all the dealers in Glassware in New York. duties jmposed by the bill emanating from the Committee of Ways and Means, are specified; and unless pariicularly analyzed, give no accurate view of its oppressive When to an ad valorem rate, ihey are in most cases over one hundred, and others ae high even as three hundred sent. These rates are actually prohibitory; as much so as if clause were inserted (orblading the importation of all descriptions of Glassware." WILLIAM G. CAZENOVE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chartestoion, Jefferson County, Virginia, WILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts of Jefferaon. Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley counties, tad the Superior Court 2 Coachemn rton papers announce by ad ver lise nie the establishment a stage coech communication between Cairo and Here, says the London Athensum, is the march of civilizalion.

Bui a leiv yean since, it was supposed camels or dromedaries, from their power enduring thirst, could alone traverse those arid plains, and penetrate the solitude of the desert. Now we have hotels established al regular intervals, with relays of horses, and a coach which performs the journey regularly tn about eighteen hours. The an- I nounremeni at the close of the advertisement is amusing: "Refreshments and provisions supplied in the desert at very moderate charges." A Sheriff sheriff of Not- towav county, Virginia, a few days ago con- ducted a prisoner securely to prison, and intended also to depoaite some money at the town in which the prison stood. After the first day's journey, the sheriff, upon counting over the money in his pocket-book, missed a considerable sum. The next night he over hauled his and again had a portion of them been removed.

He then gave the rascal he had him a thourough over-hauling and in a pocket, which he had made in the heej of his shoe, was found the missing moriev. The scamp had been com- 1 fortably ai work picking the sheriff's pocket while on his way to the peniteniary. A New Novel by editor oi the New World learns "from a private source that Buiwer has in a state of forwardness a new novel, entitlec "Mabel Meredith, or the Bride of the North.The scenes are laid in St. Petersburg, during the reign tuous Catharine of Russia, and the story is occupied with the adventures of a high born ati'l lovely English woman reserving undicn- mod the lustre of her character amid the allurements of a dissolute court. It will probably not be published ui Lond on belore Inq fCOMMUNICATED A letter from Upperville, Fauquier County, June26, crop of wheat is seriously injured.

The farmers sa they cannot make more half a crop." authentic accounts from Loudoun county and the lower counties of Virginia, are sufficient to satisfy us that an average crop will not be made. Some farmers we are told will not cut the straw, and others do so reluctantly. MARRIED, On Thursday evening bdore last, by the Rev. Mr. heaton, Capt.

Charles B. Beuuv of Alexandria, D. to Miss Ann Kliza Crosuv Han of New Orleans. DEATH OF SAMUEL SOliTHARD. We regret to announce the death of Samuel L.

Southard, one of the Senators! 7 of the United Slates from the State of New Jersey, and laic President pro Icm of the Senate. lie dird at on and his remains were vester, day brought tip to Washington. He was a man of talents, and firmness, and a true patriot. Price of PRODUCE in Alexandria from fVagons and Vessels. Mahyt and Tobacco, 6 00 per 5 50 a 0 00 Wheat, (rert) 1 a 1 25 1 do (white) 1 25 a 1 30 0 75 0 00 Corn, (white.) 0 52 a 0 54 Do.

(yellow,) 0 54 a 0 5G Flaxseed, 1 25 a 0 00 i Oats, from wagons, per bush. 0 42 a 0 43! Po. from vessels. 0 00 a 0 40 Do. from stores 0 45 a 0 48 Corn Meal, per bushel, 0 Pork, (wagons,) 4 80 a 5 65 Butter, roll, per 0 18 20 Do.

firkin, 0 10 0 14 4 50 a 0 00 i Lard, do. 0 a 0 001 Clover Seeu, 6 f.o a 7 00 White oo oo Plaister. (retailed) 4 50 a 0 00 is not the slightest change io the market since our last; we quote the wagon price at No sales Irom stores. The weather has set in fine for the there aie some complaints about the rust, but not very and we think that in the wheat growing counties, the crop is safe and will be large and of good qualify. of one cargo While Corn at cargo inferior mixed Corn at 51 c.

Sunday and yesterday the weather was particularly fine fur the a fine blowing all day vester jay, and hope, with a continuance of good weather, a large crop will be made. That there may be partial failures there is no question, hut this is not the case to a great extent. SHIP NEWS. PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, D. C.

Arr'vet). June 27. Schr. Mary Ann, East River, Corn and 1 a toes to order. Steam Boat Baltimore, Sailed, June 27.

Bark Sophronia, Newcombe, Barbadoes. BANKRUPT BLANKS. in Bankrupt cases, prepared according to the rules rf the Circuit Court, for this county, printed to order, at this office. je 1 drawing of the Alexandria Latte- lor Internal No. 51, for i 1842, will take place at the Mayor's Office, THIS DAY, June 23, at 5 o'clock, P.

M. J. G. GREGORY je ft Managers. It RATED COM POU or A RS UILL A IT I AS first introduced in 1823, and has been in constant use nearly 20 years: iitfhly recommended by the phvsicians oi it is ottered as one of the best rations of thai valuable medicine, for Obstinate eruptione the Skin, Pimples on the Face, Scaly and all diseases arising from an impurt state of THE Persons who would Sarsaparilla are ad- nsed to try this compound, as it is the safest 1 ind surest medicine, A small portion add- io waier forms one of the most pleasant irinks for the warm weather, possessing aii he properties of the compound decoction of SarsapanlJa.

For children afflicted with scald )ead, out of fevera, caueed by heat, jt Jias gtvtn speedy reUef. Receive1 jh lor J. MONRGE'S Drugstore. CONGRESS. On Saturday the President sent a message to the House of Representatives, notifying them (hat he had signed the Apportionment Bill, hut had filed In the office of the Secretary of State "an exposition of his reasons for giving it his sanction." Mr.

John CI. Adams immediately characterized the Messagejas a novelty, and spoke at great length on the dangerous tendencies of such a He moved that the message he referred to a select committee. The discussion wes continued by Mr. Wise, (who quoted the example of Gen. Jackson to sustain Mr.

Tyler,) Mr. Underwood and others. The Hon. W. S.

Hastings, one of the Representatives in Congress, irom the State of Massachusetts, died a few days ago at the White Suiphur Springs, Va whither he had gone for the benefit of hia health, intelligence of his death reached Washington yesterday. Eill to Reduce the the Senate, on Friday, Mr. Preston, the Chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs, moved to take up this bill reported by himself some time since. The bill without objection was brought before the Senate proposing the following changes: hereafter, and as soon as the reduction can be effected as herein provided, each company of dragoons shall consist of the commissioned officers as now provided by law and of four sergeants, four corporals, two buglers, one farrier and blacksmith, and filty privates; and each company of artillery shall consist of the commissioned officers as now provided by law, and of four sergeants, four corporals, two artificers, two musicians, and filly privates; and each company of infantry shall consist of the same number of commissioned officers as now provided, of four sergeants, four two musicians, and fiity privates; and that no recruits shall be enlisted for the artillery, or infantry, until the numbers in the several companies shall be reduced by the expiration of the term of service, by discharge, or other causes, i low the number herein fixed lor the said rPVfiPP I i VP I V. The second section provides, That the officers of the I Le armories a Spring and al Harper's Ferry, shall he and me same are hereby, abolished, and (he duties thereof shall he performed by such officers of the ordnance corps as shall he designated by the President.

The third section provides that the office of Commissary General called Commissary of Purchases, shall be. and the same is hereby, abolished, and the duties thereof shall hereafter be performed by the officers of the Quartermaster's department, with such oi the officers ami clerks now belonging to the Purchasing Department, as shall be authorised by the Secretary of War. The 4th section abolishes three Paymasters of the Army. The 5ih section authorises the employment of a person to superintend the several Fojjudiies where such cannon may be made under contracts with the United Stales. The G'h mhI last section provides, that rations authorized to be allowed To a hugadier chief, and toe.Kb officer while commanding separate pnst, by the act of March third, seventeen hundred and ninety seven, and to the commanding officer of each separate post, by the act of March six-ren, eighteen hundred and two, ehaIi ne allowed only to the in the cases specified in the legulation, dated May twenty nine, eighteen hundred and forty-two.

and promulgated by general order, Fkom Buenos is late ne from Buenos Ay res of an interesting charac 1er. Admiral Brown, on the 5th was blockading Montevideo. The Montevideo papers of the 25th of April state that about three hundred and fifty citizens from Buenos Ayres had arrived in that city. The accounts the assassinations perpetrated there under authority of Governor Rosas are horrible in the extreme. Hundreds of citizens and many women of elevated rank hail perished by the knife and the dagger.

So general had the, murders been, that, except for an order of Rosas forbidding the wearing of mourntns, the greater portion of the People would have appeared in weeds for the death of some relative. After the executions, without trial or anv form of condemnation, the bodies of the victims were hurried to the cemetries, accompanied by a rabble shouting, fiddling and singing. One of the officia I assassins came to the British Minister and roughly asked him who fie was. On learning the Minister's position, the fellow retired, after significantly making a sign of cutting his? throat. The Minister then proceeded to the House of Ro and, with difficulty, obtained an interne lie indignantly informed the Governor of what had passed, and boldly charged bis Excellency with a knowledge of the transaction and with a sanction of all that had passed.

This interview resulted in a circular the police in which that body was by that ''popular indignation lad that fie, the Governor, would mid them responsible lor any more street issassinaiions." It is that he suspension of the butcheries is only lo iniuce proscribed persons to show themselves. Phe baud which takes an active part in these itrocities is called the Suciedad del Sosiego 'ublico. English Calomel ienrv's C. Magnesia Sulphate Quinine FRESH DRUGS, HE subscribers have just received from New York, a fresh supply of varranted to be of the best quality, which hey will sell on the most reasonable terms, rhe following constitute a part of Jest I. Castor Oil Oil Lemon )o Virginia do do Origanum do Cajuput do Cloves do Orange and Acetate oi ltric Acid Morphine Peruvian Bark, Pale Vecipitated Carb.

of Red Iron Poland Starch Rochelle Castile Soap Tapioca A Jowdered Blue jFlotvers of Benzoin Do Do Charcoal Pink and blue Saucers Do Squilis jlvory Black ipanish Sattron Spanish Whiting locotrine Aloes Yellow chrome Yellow do Green Sash Tools Paint Vaf. Brushes Best Copjyt Varnisb do coawi do Chloride Lime Turkey Rhuharv do Opium, The subscribers, in addition to a full sup ply Drugs, Medicines, keep constantly on Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stufis and rev Artioles. TALBOTT, ji Goroer King, and Waaainiions rum Myrrh Do Camphor Do Guaiacum ileppo Scammony inline Bismiuth Do Zinc Extract of Vanilla Iss. Jessamine NOTICE. THE Subscriber, is'sorrv, he is laid under the painful oceg'sity'of informing his friends, and the public, generally, of the warrantable attack made on him, on Saturday afternotn.

last, by Wm. 0. The subscriber begs leave to state, that he was sitting at the door of Mr. Wm. P.

Green's Barbershop, when Mr. Reynolds came up and called me aside, to speak with me, and almost immediately commenced to charge me with an intention to cheat his moiher out of her rent, and followed up his remarks, by calling me a scoundrel, twice, with great fury. He also threatened that he would send a constable on Mo nday, and destrain me and also for leverymonih, as it became due. Such was my entire astonishment, at such a sudtlen atI tack and that fom one, who 1 should have thought, would have had more self respect, than to have been guilty of such mi outrage, that I exclaimed, are a pretty christian" which, he suddenly stepped into a dooi near which he stood. will just observe that the only cause that I know of, lor such treatment, is, that there is due Mrs.

Reynolds bout two months rent, 83 of which was due at the lime of the filing of my petition and was returned in the list of my general creditors, but with no intention to do Mrs. Reynolds any injustice, but irorn an obligation on my part, according to my counsel, je 28 MOSES B. A WOOD. LOST, BETWEEN Mrs Fnzhugh's house and Mr Dangerfiehfs, in Alexandria, between 8 and 10 o'clock, on Monday evening, (Lie instant, a short red Silk Net Purse, with a polished steel riand knobs at the ends, containing went three dollars in bank notes, end a "payer writing of no value to anj nut the On delivery of this purse and its contents to the editor, the honest timiei shall receive out of the conieois, a reward ol five dollars. Apply at this olfice.

je ONE HUNDRED LABORERS WANTED UPON the Alexandria Canal, between Georgetown and Alexandria, to whom liberal wages will he paid. curt drivers. je JAMES LEVY COURT. members of the Levy Coirt for 1 County of Alexandria, are hereby required, to attend at the Court on the 5th July, at 10 o'clock, A. take intu consideration, a communication from the Judge of the Orphans' Cunrt, relative to the preservation ul the records saiii Court, je A WAUGH, Pres't.

FRESH AND UKSlKABLt; (jrUi)US. TUE subscribers have just a verv large assort me seasonable DRY GOODS, viz: Irish Linens, Earlston Ginghams, Prints, plain u.amand Jaconet Cambrics, Check'J do Victoria green Berrage green Gauze Fancy Neck Rihhons, an.J white Ladies Hos. and Neil Gloves, 1 bread Laces 1 and Edgings, Long Lawns Grass CUMhs, Drilling, American French Linens Gatnbmons, nuJ York ures, French Bombazines, MarsuiPes Veiling, Hucahack anrl Russii Diapers, Table Covers, Furniture Dimity Crash. Hdkfs, Pongee do.coPd Ca mbrics 4, 4 bleached Shining and Sheeting Long ot fis, Cheeks', Furniture Pritiis, rfo White coPd Cotton Hosiery, do Half Hose, coi'a, and YYhitetvare ground Nett Edgings Ditto, TJ rn Ih a Parais, 9n.l fctu Shades Step Linroi Palm Lea flats 3-4, 7-3. and 4 4 Bed Tickings, a Urge lot Cashmere and Plaid Shnwis Very handsome printed floor ami ennnb Clot hi, Several biles brown Sheeting and Shirtings Do brown Cotton Dniiings Straw Mattings Also, a handsome stock ol" superior and common Invrainfd Caipetings, A lew pieces of Brussels do Carpet Bindings, Rijjs, c.

And expeered a few days, a beautiful assortment of Oil for Hails and Rooms some nearly yards narrower ol various widths. GREGORY is. Co. je COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. C.

Summer Session ol three months commences on the first Wednesday of July. Tuition for ihe Session $14 Library, Room, Bed, and Furniture 2 00 Table Servants, per week 2 50 Washing, per dozen Charges to Students wiio do not board: Tuition 00 Furniture and Servants 3 00 Students admitted to the College clashes jpaya matriculation fee of £10 on admission I Students may be admitted at any Bills payable in advance: half at the opening, the balance at tne middle of the session. A school now attached to the College in which pupiis may be fit let! for a College class or lor other objects. College Hill, je AT THIS SEASON, TTTHEN cochin are so much troubled wnn Worms, Summer Complaints I no medicine is so applicable as Worm Syrup, and Infant preservative. 11 I too well known in AleXandiia to in ed our 'praise; price only 25 cts per vial.

For sale by J. H. MONROE, Druggist, I je 2S King street. MACKEREL. A FEW barrels of MacKerel.

Ijl Just received, and for sate hv A. C. CAZENOVE Co. REFINED SUGAR. A FULL supply of Philadelphia refined, Joaf, lump anil crushed Sugar, For ie by A.

C. CAZENOVE Sj, Co. June ROSIN AND COTTON. B3LS. Soap boilers' Rosin 10 bales Cotton 20 do hilts 50 do do Yarns, for sale by je 28 A.

0. CAZENOVE Co. BACON. LBS Prime Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Middling 500 Jowls received by 17 R. W.

RAMSAY. 8,000 POISON vs. BUGS! most economical, because one bottle generally lasts the season: the surest, because we warrant the destruction of any unfortunate bug that may chance to come in its two qualities which this Roach and Bed Bus is known to possess, we tbink will induce many to it, wijo have been striving In vain to exterminate them with other articles. Price J. HARVEY MONROE'S je 15 Drug REFINED SUGAR.

PHILADELPHIA iusi supply ree'd ds y. fur sale by 21 A. C. CAZENOVE Si CO. LEMONS! OA BOXES Sicily s.fjr A Si.e Very ao A.

S. 23 s'reet. I FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. The Proprietor of this pleasant end desirable situation informs the public that it is now open for the reception of company. It is situated most facility of access from the seaboard to tain air, it is excelled by no watering place in the Union, being but one aille distant frorp STEPHENSON'S DEPOT, on the Winchester and Baltimore Railroad, where a public 'conveyance will always meet the cars, i ascending and descending, and five miles from Winchester which is daily visited by lines of stages from the surrounding country.

This Watering place has beeeo numerously resorted to by persons laboring under liver affection, and other derangements of secretion with the happiest effect. The efficacy of the water a nested by numbers from the I Atlantic cities, from which it is peculiarly accessible, is believed to be equal to any MediIcinal Spring Virginia. I Every effort has been made to put this delightful Watering Place upon a footing with i the most fashionable watering places of the every exerti will be used to give satisfaction to ail who visi it. may BRANCH JORDAN. A CARD i At the requestor Dr.

Meurci, I have ined him critically in the Greek and Latin Languages, and I take pleasure in stating that he ca-n translate freely in the former, and is per( feet master oi the latter. I The Latin, Spanish, French and Italian languages he speaks fluently; and. in adJi! tion to his thorough knowledge of languages, ins testimonials satisfy me that he is fully competent to teach Chemistry, Natural Phi I most of the other branches which I constitute tne ratio studiorum of an accomplished scholar. ii. c.

Mclaughlin. Alexandria, June 1842. N.B. Dr. M.

could add many other testimonials to the a would rather wait patieniiy for a chanee to recommend He will merely adJ, that families and individuals will find il to their pecuniary and menj tai interest to engage his services. lie has I not an universal manner of this hke universal much of I quackery; but will suit hts style to the I minds of nis pupils. From the first elements of menial cultivation, to the highest branches of literary attainments, lie has proved himself capable of being useful to others, (no matter I their age.) awd nowthatexperier.ee, and its offspring wisdom, have taught him that patience and perseverance are necessary to cess, he is determined to he entirely lead bv the two first, in order, finally to reach the latter. ie 2i eolw THE RACKS OVER the Mount Vernon Course, near exandria, commence on the October, 1812, mi continue live vs. No.

I. A sweepstakes for Colts and Fillies, three old, Spring of 1812, entrance ore hundred bushels Wheal, forfeit, finie 'ttis, to name and close on or before the 15th September, four or more to make a rare. (This stake will be limned to the counties of Fairfax, Prince William, Fauquier, Loudoun and Alexandria, and now bona IfiJe owned within the limits aforesaid. 2. A sweepstakes Colis and Fillies, three )cars old Spring 350.

IJ. to ivhirli the proprietor will add an deduct per cent on each entry, mile heals, to name and on or before ihe September, or more tu ma ke a race. No. 3 sweepstakes for Cults und Fillies, three old, Spring of P. to which the proprietor will $200, -and deduct 10 per cent on each entry, two mile heats, to name el on or beftre the lo'h September, or more to make a race.

No. 4 A RWfcpr tahrs nil Fil ifs, cars old Spring I i 312 entrai.ee S3o'jt i tOO forfeit, two mile heats, to name and on or before ihe 15th September, three or more tu make a race. No. 5. A sweepst-kes for three and four year old's Spring of half forleit, to which the proprietor will add and deduct per ceni on each entry, two tni'e heats, to name and close on or before me 15 September, 1S42, three or more to make a race.

In addition to the above stakes, the following Jockey Club Purses will be given: $250, two mile heats; three mile heats; and Proprietor's purse $300, 4 utile also, the Citizens' plate of Alexandria, of tie value S100U, four mile heats, of which plate the proprietor $100. WM. je Proprietor NEW SUPPLY or SUM MRU DIIY GOODS. C. M.

Sc F. TAYLOR RE opening a large and tresh assortment of nie Summer Goods, which have been bought at a great reduction in prices, and inducements are offered to purchasers. They consist in part Fine French 'mw priced do 1-4 plain, pink, blue, green, and biack French Ginghams Earlston, Manchester and Domcptic Ginghaint Ladies' rich figured black siiit Scarfs Black and colored silk Fringes Silk and Thread llcticules 9 4 black Nett Shawls 7-4 white and colored Crape do Light colored and Silk do Thread and Lisle Thread Edgings, a good assortment Cambric ami Swiss Inserting and Edgings French Worked Collars, plain and trimmed White and black Brussels Nett, plain fig'd Bobiuet, Grecianett, Square and a varie- ty cif other goods lor caps, capes and I ru Handsome Bonnet, Cap, £atin and Mantua Ribbons, very cheap Wiiife Cambric and Jaconet Muslins, plain, striped and barrel, dresses, Swiss, Book, Mull, and Lace striped Muslins, Barred. Damask, and Tamhord Curtain Muslin Ladies light col'd Paris Gloves do Chene Silk do Gent's super French, Rice and do Linen, Lisle, Thread and Cotton do Su tin od Bombasine Summer Stocks i Light col'd Scarf Tatterns do Gent's Light corded Jaronet Cravats I Pi ne linen Bosoms and Collars 11 Marseilles, Corded skirts Irish Linens, Long Lawns 12-4 G-l Linen Sheet insr Grays and Fr. Linens lor Coats Plain and ribbed brown Linen Drillings Fine Marine, and stripped VVhtte do Gambroons, Blue and striped Jeans Summer and Cassitners, with a variety of other goodd for boys wear Bid.

Bro. and Hosiery, large supply and very cheap Palm Leaf Paper, Bristols, National and other Fans I. 1 j(i pieces Yellow Nankeen Together with a full supply ofChecks. ings, Osna burgs, hid. anj hro Coiton Sheetings, blue Penitentiary Domestic, Straw Matting, all of wnich respectfully invite our Town and Country friends to call ami i URCHASL, after examining else where.

1 IS i MRS. 1 Winter on the Pyrenees, by 5 Mrs. the "Women of land." with a splendid wood engraving, for sale, corjpietc, price jS ccnu, by je 24 BELL St ENTWiSLE. IRON. A assortaient of Iron, from the re- desar works.

Richmond, Lift Aar.C, at Ma vfertrrer'g prices. tO WELL a s. THIS DAY. GLASS AND CROCKERY SALE CLOSF Tuesday morning it JL 10 o'clock, the sale and Croc-, ery Ware, at my Auction Rooms, wul bee! ed. There remains unsold a variety of us ant1 substantial articles, which with a lot pected this morning by Steamer from 3a' more, renders the assortment worthy the tention of lamiiies, shop-keepers, and othr embracing dinner sets, primed ware, china sets, toilet do assorted patterns, 1 large I plete 17 pieces Urit ta nia and German ver castors, tumblers, wines, lemonades, I Je GEO.

WHiTF. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed the subscribers, by John Hooe, ing date the first day of May, 1341, and dt: recorded in the Clerk's Office, of Prince 1 iain County, Va ive shall offer for sale Public cash, before the door. the Farmers' Hotel in the Town of Frede- tcksburg, onSatutday the third day of Se tember next, the following Real Estate, wit: a tractor parcel of land, lying and tv ing in the County of Prince William, knov by the name of Yorkshire, adjoining tfte of Lovell. Marders, Wm. J.

and Rrawner, containing about eleven acres, it being the same land which was co veyed to the said John llooe, Jr by Bushrr Washington and Henry Turner: also anotjr tract laiui, adjoining the above nami tract, called Locust Grove, containing seventeen hundred acres, which was devise to the saiil John Hooe, Jr by his father, late Bernard Hooe, of Prince William The title to the aaid land is beheved to I undisputed, but selling as trustee, we shi convey only, such as is vested in us by ti deed ol trust aforesaid. A. HANSFORD. W. R.

MASON, Ui-uigr, Uiie eOtS iiUSiei OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY virtue ol a decree of the Circuit Sup. Court of Law ami Chancery for Coutiiy of Prince William, ptonounced, 011 ISthday of May. 13-12, a here Me il son and are plaintiffs, a nil Netlson, are fendants, the under igricd, actirg a3 mtssioner, under said decree, ivill sell al pt. lie auction, on the premises, on Friday, I9th day of August, 1S12, a tract of LAN, containing 400 acres, lyu.g in the County Prince Wtlltarn, on he road from lia to Leeshurg and adjoining the Snow Hill of land (owned by Or. C.

15 Stuart,) and farm of Win. 13. Tyler. This tract of lar can he sol i in two tracts, i( desired by pu cha ers. The land is in good condition, si ceptihle of improvement, is situated in healthy and agreeable neighborhood.

It be shown to any person desirous to purcho the subscriber. or by Mr. Baylies Foley, the premises. Te. (on of in hard, and the Is ance if purchase money to be in thu equal al six, twelve and mouiLs, from the day oi sale.

Bonds wi' approved personal security will be required lie purchaser, together with a eeed of trnst the land, to secure the pavmentof the sauie. 1.6 Kl EH, Commissioner. NEW MANUAL OF DEVOTIONS. NE Devotion, in three paitr. containing Prayers rui Families and vM.e OtiiCts of Humili lor tl i n- Women, and the Communlm nil ay ers, corrected and et.

larged by Kt Rcv.S. Ives, aiMiup North Carolina; to which is A Friend ly Visit to House of the Rf Richard Cecil, M. A. Also, Recognition Friends in another World. Price 25cts; ain the Origin and Conciliation the Prayc? Book, price 33 cents; for -sale by je 23 BELL EN Wr ISLE.

LINEN It GINUHVM SUMMER CO ATP. JUST opened a full assortment of whn' and brown Linen and Gmgha? Frock and Dress Coats of the latest lashior and very cheap. y. 17 C. M.

F. TAVLOR. SOUTH AMERICAN NATIVE SOAP, erasing grease from cloth, or ar other material; lor sale by )e I J. I. SAYRS.

OLD WINES. A FEW dozen Duff, Gordon, Murdock iX Co. Pale Cherry, Dry Port, WINES, Grape Put tip by the late Guy Atkinson, warrantee, pure, old, and fine, for sale hv je GEO. WHITE. PAINTED BUCKETS.

Oil DOZ. Pointed Buckets, in prime order, aAJ received per Schr. Alexandria, fron? New York, and for sale by jeG WM, GREEN COFFEE. BAGS Greeu Cuflee, receive per Schr. John Emory, and for saie by u.

WM IIAYNK. SHENANDOAH SOAP. A SMALL oi Crime Shenandoah Soap, by je R. H. MILLER.

A RNE'S ON Notes on with his rev Translation, in ihree volumes octave published at for sale al 85, cash, jej I J3ELL ENTYVISLE. BACON. THOUSAND pounds of an "I Siwuldera, for iow by je 11 A. C. CAZENOVE.

TEAS. BOXES, each, Gunpowder i Imperial Teas, received per schr 'mm New York, lor sale bv je POWELL fc MARBURY. PORTO RICO SUGAR. 5jn Hhds Porto Rico Sugar of good qua lit I fust receivrd and (or sale bv LAMBERT McliKNZIE, te 11 Union YVhar i HERRINGS. BOXES No.

and 2 Herring, re 1 Oil cfjve'l Gulnore, for sale LAMBERT MrKENZlE. ie Union wharf FOAVDERED SUGAR. FARTHER supply this day received ar lIl lor tale by je WM. FOWLE A GOOD CHANCE FOR THE BOVSi have a few telt of the Life cr VV Harrison, weli printed and bound, wit: portrait in ou the cover, which we wi.i love hi cents tarn. BELL EVTWISLE.

PARASOLS AND BONNETS. A HANDSOME arriment of an xCut! Fiorrnee Brani, Cyprta ZLjkcr Fi.nntt*.; Palm lea Hat C. M. 5t F. TAYLOR PACKET FOST PA ER, rued, i o' 75 ta bf 'i EMW.