Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23


Simmons estate, and occupied by Mrs. Muir
phey, as dweIling--loss inconsiderable.
A two story brick hSsssowned by same es
tate, and occupied by Mr.. John Rudd, (pain,er
and family-loss about $3.50
A frame house owned by Mr.. Mordeeai Mil
Ter and occupied by him as warehouse-loss
not known.
TWO frame houses Belonging to the estate oil
George Slacum-one empty and the other oe.
eupied BY John Hepburn, Confectioner-loss
uncomfortable.
| A three story brick house owned and occupi-
ed by Messrs. C. s. !. P. Thompso n-wholesal
dry good store, and dwelling Of Mr.. Craven P.
Thompson--loss inconsiderable
A three story brick house, owned and occu-
pied by Mr.. Rober, l. T. Wilson and sisters
loss considerable.
Besides those whose houses were burnt, ma
ny persons on Fairfax and the neighboring
parts of Prince and King streets, lost BY reno
val. Among them were Mr.. Francis Murphy,
Doctor William Wedderbur,, Messrs. Snow
den & Thornton, Mr. w. F. Thornton, Mr. w.
Bar;eman, Mrs. Washington, Mr. VIM. Gre.
CORY, Messrs. Cageu s. Page, MIR. Geo. Hill,
MIR. Bryan Hampson, Mr.. Zachariah Nicholas,
Mrs. Price, Mr.. Matthew Robinson, Mr.. Hen
w Mansfield, Mr.. John Corse, Mr.. Samuel
Pummer, Mr.. Frederick Rooms, Messrs. NJ.
Miller & Son, Mr.. Daniel Bryan, pos. mas
ter, Mr.. Peter Hewet,, Mr.. Joseph q. Ladd,
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, Mr.. John Hoof, Mrs.
Mills, widow, Mr.. Robert Massie, and others,
whose names we have not been able to ascer-
tain.
On Waler-street two-story brick ware
house, owned by the Bank Of Alexandria, and
occupied by Mr.. Samuel A. Mars'eller as
storehouse, was consumed with many valuable
goods.
On Prince.syreet, between water and Union
street, the following houses were consumed:
A wo-s,ory frame house, owned by DR.. John
Vowel, and occupied by Mr.. Jonathan Fields;
tobacco store and family--loss considerable.
A frame warehouse, owned and occupied by
Mr.. Matthias Snyder; oil anc paint store, brass
foundry, sc loss considerable
A two-story frame house, owned by Mrs. Sla-
cum, and occupied by Mr.. John Hill; boarding
house--loss inconsiderable.
A two story frame house owned by Mr..
William Harper, senr. and occupied ~ Mr..
Geeseling (pain,er) and fAmily--loss inconsid-
cradle.
two story frame ard two tory b-:-k hous-
owned aud occupied Uy mn Edward Shelby
grocery store. soaps and tallow chandlery, and
dwelling-loss very heavy.
A two story brick house, owned and occu-
pied by MIR. William Isabell--Clothes store and
ramily-loss, considerable
A three story brick warehouse, owned by
Mr., Thomas Vowel, and Occupied by Mr.. Ed
ward Shelby as bacon and pork store: less
very great.
A three story brick house owned and occu'
| pied BY Capt. Robinson, grocery store, family
and bacon and pork warehouse in the rear:
loss very heavy.
| Two frame houses (WHICH Wy t"S "sh' "
Joshua Riddle, and occupied by Mr.. J. Brown
seaman, and Mrs Hunt, widow: loss inconsd-
cradle.
A two story brick house owned and occu-
MED by Mr.. Arthur T Uric and family, loss
uncomfortable
A three story brick warehouse, owned oy
Mr.. Norman r Fi.zhugh, unoccupied.
A two story frame house owned by Bank
of Alexandra, and occupied by Moses Brent
and Joseph Williams, colored men--loss ineen-
siderable.
A two story frame house owned by Mr., An
,hony Rhodes, and occupied by Mr.. Peter
Rhodes and - Dav sewer)-;fqgss inconsi-
A two s,o rame house owned and occu-
MED NV Mr.. n Foritrell and family---loss
A two story ne house owned by Mr.. Fort
trell and oceupia Fly Messrs Charles c. Smoot
& Co. eurriers-!Aos. uncomfortable.
A ,wo-s,ory frame house, owned BY MIR Mat
,hias Snyder, and occupied by Mr.. Henry Hobb
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