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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

President of the u S? Sir, care not whether
the power be in the President or in the law. 1t
Is of no importance where il may be lodged, for
Congress being in session can control it, shall
no, share 10 the responsibility OF defeating an inn
portani measure on question Of so little conse-
Qhence to the country. This is substantially the
only difference between the Houses-the Only i'm
pediment to the passage of the bill And are we
Tor consideration like this, to be called upon to
adhere to an ainendment-to ri.que wax OF re-
strc'ions a, the expense of both countries and to
postpone tie claims of navigating interest and
oil our country to another session? hope not,
sir. trust we shall not leave the question as we
fonndit. bn, that shall at least make the e1-
pertinent TO ascertain whether this commerce can
be recovered. / hope shall not adhere to an
is in fact nothing substantially
10 contend about between the two houses. The
contest is not worth the time consumed in the do
bate -" the game is not worth the candle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

TUE hu'intss will he the same rlarc Nv he
'ntscIibe5i. under the hrm Of P.SJ L. Uooison Who
"h,r TO tte'r ti.n' ard The public. general Of
ihsy viii sell icw ioI cash, good ,ceert,ncss.
ARCHIBALD p. WOnDSON
--t JOSIAH :. VvoGDScH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

NiE Partnership b.iw-,a the ,u.crihers under t. m II, Of
Archibald II. Woudson Co. by mutual consent, Dis
solved William Anderson, wi the CLAIMS assn.t and
IS alone authorised TO collect III. drbt- aid n
". ANDERSON
JAa y 1911 a. L. NUODSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

Ltnofic Hospital Jt'lit0nsLurs
oTlCEn hereby gvcn that all cels institution
are occupied aud that patient will h- received
until come o hr san cell, Vaosn ue which vii
he Eiye;. BY crder d The Court of Directors.
Ne 70 1T l.. HENLEY. &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
80 Ia Trllst Prnnlrtn.

.IY virtue Of deed Of rust made rs John Henry aud
ID Nancy lis wife, ~ Myself aud Frederick flessants.
Qhousb Mt sigusd by Tie s,J Ffedert dated I've - di
Vf Febiuy, iai4 and sdaed 10 n ts clsfls oc
oi Chesterfield County Cout the 18th eJ Of September a
the year. shall on Monday 1he sneenth day oi It'd
nrxh month"; (ApriD 10 front OF the Bell Tavern The CI
q Richmond bet~eeri2 aud oclock Of that day sen tod
cash, eefian piece 4 parcel e ground Jns IN tn,
Manchester, IN tie cniy Of Cef6cd beng part 4 the
lot koown The psfoi the sod Town fhe humber 2i2l
Two hundred snJ fwsyf ORR tn rss sun suhc fni I'd
discharge tote gisebit tie sa'i lIDI 20 WBsdFsr
for fte hundfed and In, liars, II ntfca Arfef
- shs 2oia dsyPf ilusy,i andihst gsk..sl%nat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

AlENJAnlS AES, who, severAt year, usst has bcen
a. hr't eek in the Chnoery Court :h city, o,f.,
NJ '-tv r 10 the siiCs that Court, Agent in nauI 1
tLeH cause' or tFiA H. will give all ADVICE end ASSIST
"' necessary TO attain that object lueh directing the pro-
rprooas ateu..; tile coinmi,siun. sc for noJe ,,.
lee from his knTg.re ~" The practice cGurt aud
th ta so'ung a. he conhdei; dat he
Hal selirr To to-e oaie hatia.-i with tedious ls~zcl-
Feietsf 20 PRINCIPALLY fi''n of polsi regular AZ
eeh"" 10 ne n'hl OF tie PrOce-du.s. For information
'e,Hs a. qiai'i tom iir the above business, he
ii- mtn'etIs ot tn. iIsr generally
attended 10. fF'
"a ohoe, . en- lO,! Street, Immediately in the rear of
me epso where he may he found any hour day
warren 80
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.dDVERT{S E5fFN'J'

dDp En- us EN- iI.GI.
VIE tract 1i Jaud eed Hill Grove containing shov.
100, acres smg III the lower end of Amelia county,
ney advertised, is sill for sale II would make an Nc.n,
elton plantation. IL will be sold Al! tosaher or divided mt,
parcels Tie terms will tesceomnoiaIng.
nm b. GILES
H'e,-.p. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

AiStItuttOR jOT He Oeo| ana Dumb.
tslE New Yo.k Institution OT the inut,m Of the Deaf
aud Dumb, well caused aud rr.nafcd Il, instinct
those WHO dcpi cd lorins .ee The ts in
who and speak, (oue iie and one (,na,ey
well qualified teach the Deaf ani liualb bav,n had
eight yeats practical experience. They are ASSISTED y two
ton, and highly useful the school The sy.,, n, i
uctiOn pursued ;at Of t French, and the sh. A. -
,ued ~ other schools lie Deaf and Dunb IN the conn
ny. Pupils eight anI not exceeding % years will be
ouing hoard and t.hon book and onary ,yas
ns, mendng aud nIedl,a attendance There will be- no
extra charges, hut pupils required hnd their own 10Th
ing, he'd and bedding. TnsIe VACATION Dunn. fine f
OF august each year, pups may visit their ,eut or
the Institution theIr option The male aud fe
pupils, provided TT different buildings, daars
sph, sD are not siiowtdo associate school Those
interested may Jbtu iusT ihiOfnaio0 b addf elsiug
(pos pafd) to Tie >, creiary VI The Institution
~ order Of the I,7d Of Dhectofs.
SAMUEL u MlTCufIL, Pftsidrn
SAMUEL AKERLY, NJ. II. Srcfy.
~ Leona,j ST. New Yak, Dec IT, 6f-6n
vue Of deed ofua-t, executed H. te .n6sc,iic, ,a
- JOHN James by s. g. Ssan anI Nancy his wife bearing
date the 2ith day Of Juiy 1919, snd duy recorded IN ti
cieiks Office The iiu3ss Court ~ he city Of Richmond
order the Ppptnt, Of sGnl Of money due
AUCTION on lhe picmi ruesd.y Isl DAY nf AIiv
next al ~ o'clock fof threeoufi. CERTAIN niece ~
Parcel Of gfound, with ~ apPeitenance thereto belonging
,duse vidg ai, bena The oay u Ri huind eoufsntk 70
GARDENS loterly oyn1ihy a. Bauk and hould y. Toll ~
the West by fos aud Ssoheifs lof tie South D.,
b. Nam Street; lie East by Wade Mohy rs, lot aud
the North by the lot commonly called the fitg Gstdsn
one imp GeTet5 belonging saving aud rectyns
sway al the ighf tt@ sni interest which Cefg. piuoi
holds aud ensd oIold aud &, the tner afursajd
by leI.e dated the 25i day " March ISg AID o n the
oeeuplu,y 81 w. J. hosait'. VIII b. cLAeEE
March H. io5-i4.
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Ineniy OolJ0IS N1,oor,i

u .,. ! UeTt4y DOE1kJN IttlCnru.
r. NNANAf from the suhscrih.r negro man siay. bv N.
nanr o ~IM (yhn calls himself jim Pue of brown
colour COMMON aiuIc and hls sP-.sn countenanss
a""ut 10 years II he well Known IN ..,ehuiord ard
he Dover Coal PITS the latter place be worked al
!'as past ha been Impressed bN NY agent that he was
,h.h i''' year IL ir Richard Whti,d II hond (who
ned hi,' HIM the helore) but not. aun informed
ne was last year gr IN boating Of from the Dover
aus and the Lea account had Of lin he was going in A
boat from Lynchhurs 10 Richmond he latter plaf h. was
sven mite before Chr,.ns isve doubt bu h. is either
"bian.d free papers The above reward will he given with ali
e'sonslr basr for the delivery 81 the SAID slave 10 me
ns ~ Ches'.h-ld county, mile, Socih Of thor
AptH 10 lU9-i ARNISTEAu
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OFFER FoR SALE.

o, eIson yaIn from the Uhioa factory Of Marvl.nd
Domtftic. broad ci"h-, Checks ,,u., .Iutp,.
OHifhnTs and h.ssiau. -
Oznahu g thread
itlir rope, and variou, other knds OF corA,.e
Wrapping, seine and sewing tyyus
Bedc"rd' aHd leading iines
Cotton begging
AprliO ,oo a.,
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Yaluntle Esfnle 10, NnIr-

Prfn,nce Of deed IT trust executed by Cbrihopher
~ Clat b'arng date he 29 DAY o March, 1890 and fe.
ofded ine county court Of Montgomery, which deed
he o. W. purpose Of UNDERWRITING lac Oey aud Thomas
oh d 81 APr next II a'r, not The next fair dsT, to sell
smsifn on the premises, it each. that vel, known and
iudhs fNt' yinE ~ Che county Of Montgomery called the
c"t Auni4" ESTATE containing about GOD Of land,
eng We uSc' o. ana conveyed 10 the sat- Christopher Cark
cred Of the Eust stock finn, !, V.ini,. n v, h.
ID suel pfior deed tor the benefit oi the Pioadtui,
Heco ,9d ComPsoy of the Farmers Bank Il Virginia. The
ttee "'ii eovey such title only - veied ia them under
~ deed oiuus' sboye referred TO-.
EDWARD WATTS.
Msffh .. S'--ids WIN. RADFORD.
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EXECJTOR'S S9LE-

1|@hT<OU UJN - DJIII 70
SHALL oaer TOT sale 10 The highest bidder, 1hpsd'y
me iyh day Of usd mouth, (APfiD .. p0whailn Cou
.oi'e ~ being POwhidn day) fsr ohcrwe the
s" far DAY, between 20 sud % We 2OES belsr.x
eslre Of the ie Edmund Hsti,oe, de-, consisting q
sn "orNa Beys, laod Gttsy among here
% tne crop hands st any 10 ysrgihis
thhS' BOND pub approved security vii BE- required
fyseie ~ The Ist isy jsnu1ry next (sls with
ys os'r sn paJI he interest 20 he reunited IL the priu,
pal be gaue'uslly plSd)
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Aprhs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Notice is hereby Given.

the subscriber, at present in the town of Alex
u andria, District Of Columbia, hath obtained from
the County Court Of Fairfax, in the State of Virgins
letters OF administration upon the estate Of GEonct
nLSeoE, a!e OF the county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said decedent. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the subscriber
duly authenticated, or before the Oath day of Sep
TENDER next or they may, by law, be excluded from
All oeneht to said estate; and :ose indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment. Given
THEODOCIA BLINCOE,
march 24-2sw4w Adm;n;s,r,,r;,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
One hundred Dollars Reward.

4 IN Monday the 5th March, inst Runaway from the
~ subscriber, residing in Port Royal, Va dark
lntiiatto slave, named CLAlBORN, who calls bimseN
CLatBoRS BRocKENsRoUeH, about five feet ten achs
h.gh, and about twenty one years Of agc-His drea
when he disappeared, drab mixed csssinet Coste.,
drab corduroy pantaloons (arge cord black fur b..
ana plaid cloak much wn. lie is fond of dress and
carried with him bundle of other clothes Cl.iborn
ISL likely fellow, regular features with the execution
OF large hands, OF rather slow and kind of hollow
broken voice in conversation, but quite into pent and
shrewd. He has mother living in Fredericksburg
and was seen the day after he absconded in said place
and from cIrcumstancal information il il presumed
proceeded on tG the Distr ct OF Columbia as coloed
person answering his description entered on the
=" ash'ngton Steamboat list, under the assumed
name OF John Claiborn and took passage in her to
washington CITY, on the 9th inst. He perhaps has
ree papers, and having money, is making his way to
the North. ClaiborD has some knowledge of maiing
coarse Shoes has been . striker in blacksmith shop,
ana waiter III tavern: he has been at the CoOpr's
trade and can make -four barrel and worked in
mill. At this last business he 10 very
good hand, and may apply for work in either Of the
aforesaid occupations His last employment was wait
ing on store, and attending to horses; he is also
neat land ~ garden. If the aforesaid slave isappre
hended in this or the adjoining counties. win give
twenty-five doliars.reward; if in Alexandra the Dis
trct OF Columbia, fifty Dollars; if of the State OF
virginia, with the exception Ofthe District aforesaid,
one hundred dollars: provided be is secured in Jail 50
mat get him again. with reasonable expenses pro-
vd he is delivered to me.
WM. r. CARE.
Port Royal, IA. March 81. 1897.
OThe National IntellgenceI and Baltimore Anne
rcan will please insert the above six times and send
their accounts to this Office.
MARIO Ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31

The honorable Senators, in their several votes.
doubtless acted concientously, and, in their
own view Of the matter, with strict regard TO
the public interest All that we contend for. is.
that these votes on the three most trying cues.
tons Of the Session could not all have been so
thrown by accident, and that it is therefore de.
nonsirafed, as far as circumstaniial testimony
can go, that on these three questions there was
distinct understanding and community OF
action among certain number Of the Senators.
1t has been loudly rumored land we have seen the
rumor embodied in notices in the New-York CONNER.
cla Advertiser and the Democratic Press that at one
of the latest Concentrations in this City, il was deter
mined that Mr. CALHOUN is not to be sustained by the
Combination for the Vice Presidency for another term
We believe the rumor to be substantially true The in
timation in the Argus confirms its truth The force of
organization must be very strong when the personal
friends OF such man Mr.. CALHOUN consent. on
grounds Of political expedency, to sacrifice him, who
has sacrificed every thing to them Who is to be the
next victm The first offence in the eyes of an inovi
stion Of any sort is daring to doubt its nablty The
vice next in enomty, in the eyes of King Ca,Icns !.
The not being able to command uofes Aman. with thin.
ysx votes in his pocket, has six and thirty times the
claim to the Presidency (or Vice Presidency that he
With one vote has. The celebrated Bubb Dv;d;nv,nn
understood that perfectly WELL when, to all Objections
IT the British Ministry to any demand of bi: he an'
wered BY numbering his boroughs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
Richard Plummer

As opened School under the Masonic Lodge.
IL on st. Asaph street, between King and Cameror
streets, where he viii teach the following branches
Education at the following prices. viz Reading
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, GeorrapIS
with the use Of the Globes; at s. per quartet; Land
surveying at SO per quarter; and the Latin Language
atslo per quarter.
n.ar - 2awA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31
from me National hnieAieencer, Mor.5 90
SIGNS OF THE TIMES

The C a., - ~ lMES.
n. nsss.o organlza!ion" Of party opposed 10
wr s eSt ha Executive Administration, RICH, or
ora vs f4n oeen admitted by the confidential
osans o. 'nat party, SO far as regards the Sen.
az ss cue s United states-no, in terms, but in
u2sd IN by the most influential of those -. q.
at the same time thai, failing in that ob;ec,
last session, similar Organization il nrsi;. ."s
IN the other branch Of the Legislature a: the ns~,
session. The Ohio Republican, Of the ls,h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31

alexandria Museum,
Open daily, from 10 to IL A. n and from to 5P ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14
Franklin Journal.

rVNE Frank in Journal and American Mechanics
4 Magazine, devoted to the useful arts, Internal I'm
provements, and General Science, under The patron
age of the franklin institute of Pennsylvania; edited
by DIR. Thomas p. Jones; Professor Of Mechanics in the
Institute, Vol. 5, No. S, for May, 1897.
CONTENTS.
1. On Fire Engines. 2. Trcdgold on Timber.
. s. Manufacture OF Catgut, &c.
a. Mechanical Jurisprudence.
S On Securing Houses from Fire.
6. II ae%,freaty on Water proof Plaster.
7. r. gi n itents-for Improvement in Vinegar,
improvel Park Gates, for feeding Fires, for improve.
ments in Paper Making, for securing Houses from
Fire, for improvements in Spinning Machines.
8. Marquis of worcester's Century of Inventions.
9 Griffith Oh the action of Water upon Glass
10. Renme on Bleaching
II. Comparative Power of Steam Engines, Bouiton
and Watts Tables ofdo.
IL. On Automata and Androides.
IS. On Chemical Terms. IA. IN Expansion Curbs.
Is. Longs Syphon and Water Gates.
Is. Effect of Heat on Razors. II. On Friction
l8. Perkins Steam Engine.
l9 Truissart on Hydraulic Clements
90. On Covering for Houses.
81. Strong Leather for Harness.
90. Paner which removes Rnst-LIst OF Patents I'D
France and England. ...,,r ,u,h
The Franklin Journal is published monthly. WIN
numerous plates, plans, &c. Annual subscription s''
lust received, on sale by
may 12- FIsnhi iho"A ooN
Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14

Some Of the knowing ones, among the OPP
position in Delaware, exhibit symptoms Of dis
,ress al having asi,ated the presidential ques-
ton at so early a period. Year after year
merely to answer their purposes, they have dis
cussed this subject, while the people themselves
were quite con,ented and satisfied With the pre-
sent state of affairs: but nov, some Of the long
nosed part of these gentry, who smell a rat a
great distance, begin to discover that The bes,
portion Of the community are looking at this
matter with no little seriousness, and with
what one rhay call an unpleasant sort Of
discrimination between theif projects and
the common veal. Unless some method.
therefore, can be adopted TO prevent the peo-
pie at large from examining fully into this bu>i
ness, these men, these few men, these very few
men, will not only sicken--bu, even die poIi,i-
calIy. If the .people, therefore, have any ten
der mercies for these patriots, let them not
push their enquiries TOO %far--nor demand
whence cometh all this noise? Nor by whom
has it been excited? Nor with what particular
views? Defa,cGre Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14
History of Kentucky.


% UST published, and on sale, by p. THOMPSON.
The History of Kentucky, exhibiting ain account Of
the modern discovery and settlement; progressive i'm.
provement; civil and military transactions. and the
present state Of the country By IL. Marshall. 2vols.
s 70. bound, 81 90
Memoirs Of Mrs. Sildons. BY J. Boaden, Esq.
Vivian Grey. Cd part, , vols.
America By the author of Europe, &c.
Northwood. BY Mrs Hale.
Poems and Essays. BY Mrs. Bowdler. 18th edition.
Selections from the English Prose Writings of Milton.
BY Rev. Francis jerks.
The Golden Violet. BY Miss Iandor.
Irish Fairy Legcnd-with plates.
Life and remains of Rev. +. ID. Clarke.
Gregory Mathematics for practical men.
Two hundred and thirty Illustrations of Shakespeare,
Syo. 81 IS
Optics Illustrations Of Lying. vol. l 90
johnson on morbid sensibility of the stomach.
Brown and Bancroft's Map Of Missouri, Illinois, and
Arkansas. So 90
Williams Map and Chart of Florida.
liale's Map ofNew England.
Washington, may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14

sr. advancing suddenly from the door and
"nsJec;no ,wo bank bills, "would you? well we
Pm s,rike a bargain. l will give you two hun
Sasd hounds for this little hand-only this little
S.rdr" "What do you mean, Sir?" exclaimed
Ms Kent, "what can you mcan!' Nothing
-, VIA, is fair and honorable" returned her
rodger: land here are Two hundred pounds to
Jisnose Of at her pleasure, tonight" "Susan!
-, de ar Susan" "Let her alone mother" in
,arruD,cd Robert, "she must choose for herself.
ood for a few moments there was a Gead silence.
Rober, stood leaning agains, the wall, pale as
marble. his eyes cas-, down, and his lips COM
used in a state Of forced ~oomposure. Mrs.
S-nt. her head turned now towards the bank
.o,ss. and now towards her sou, was in a state
Of restless and uncomfortable instability, Mary
cInnp CRYING about her mother; and Susan, her
co,our varying, and her lips Quivering, safe
u,.onsciously twisting and untwisling the bank
notes in her hand.
"We}, SUSAN said the artist, who had re-
r,,;n,d in tranquil expectation, surveying the
r,orn with his falcon eve, "Well, Susan. have
%ou determined" The colour rose to her tenn
les and she answered firmly, ayes sir! be
leased to take back the notes. ! love nobody
bn, Robert, and Robert loves me dearly, | know
no does! Oh, Mrs Kent, YOU would not have
ye vex Robert your own dear son,-and he so
;u-would YOU? Let them take those things!
,ngv never can be so cruel as 10 put you in prls-
o,-yon, who were always so kind. and he will
work for you, and | will work for you! Never
mind being poor! better any thing than false
hearted TO my Robert!"-"God forever bless
rou, nv Susan."-"Go God Bless you my dear
cbild!n'-5urst, at once, from Robert and his
mother, as they alternately folded her in their
arms.
PRAY, take the notes, Sir! repeated Susan;
aftcr 4 short internal. "No! that | will not do"
replied the stranger smiling. The notes shall
br vours--are vours-and what is more, on my
own condi,icnsl Meet me at church Tomorrow
mcraing, and | will have the pleasure OF bestow.
inc this pretty hard, as | always intended, on
nv good friend Robert here. | have a wife Of
nv own at home, my dear. whom | would not
exchange even for you: and am quite rich E.
nough 10 afford myself the luxury of making
YOU happy. Besides, you have a claim TO the
money. These very banknotes were gained by
hat sweet face! Your friend, MIR Lescombe,
Robert has purchased The Haycarrving. We
have had a good deal Of talk abou, you and l
am quite certain he vii provide for YOU ALL
No. continued he, i~nterrupting something
hat Robert was agoing 10 say" No thanks!
no apologies! | wont hear a word. Meet me at
church to. morrcw!-But, remember young man.
no more iealousy,"-and followed by a glance
from Susan, Of which Robert might have been
iealous, the artist left the shop.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14
This is to give Notice,

TyHAT the subscriber has obtained from the Or.
phan's Court Of Alexandria IN the DiStrict of Co.
lumbia, letters testamentary on the estate Of Michael
Kiibride, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers Thereof, to the subscriber,
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 10th
day ofNovember next, or they may, by Law, be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estate; and those in.
debted thereto, are required to make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this 10th day Of May,
1927. MARY KILBRiDE, Adm'x
NAV l-3t' of Michael Kilbrde.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14
Johnson's Review, &c.
lust Published, No. 25, roL. 9, of The
NeNico ChirurgicaA Review,

EONDUCTED bv associated Physicians md Sur
v geons, and superintendent by James Johnson, NJ.
II. Member of,he Royal College of Physicians of Lon
dsn, sc and author of Trcatises upon "the influence
of Tropical Climates" "InAuence of Civic Life and
Sedentary Habit" Heterogeneous of the Liver, In
ternal Organs, and Nervous System" ''MorbSd Sensi-
bility of the stomach" &c published quarterly, form
ing annually, two large 8vo volumes of600 pages each,
price - 50 per vol. (Nos. 26 and 81 are in press, and
will be published in a few weeks.)
The PhiLadeiPhfa Journal of the .Ged;cai and Physical
Sciences, edited by Drs. n. Chapman, w. p. Devices,
John d.. Goldman, and Isaac Hays, No. g. new series,
for May; 1897, published quarterly, at IS per annum
Subscriptions received, and the humble furnished
Immediately after publication, by
PlSHEY THOMPSON,
Agent for Washington and Georgetown.
Washington, NAV ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14

Cormerg King md Pitt-st'ects. 1Aerand11o
NEWTON respectfully informs the public that
n. TU- HORROW
lie will open his extensive and newly furnished estab'
~Iishuent for the accommodation ofcountry merchants,
and others, who may think proper to favor
him will, their custom.
No expense has been spared, to render the House
comfortable in every particular; and he pledge. him
seIfthat his Table shall be equal to any in the District.
His Stables are spacious, and under the superinten-
dcnce Of a faithful Ostler.
aDril so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14
district Of Columbia,

Comfy Of .Nernndrio, Sci:
TOHN VI. MONROE has applied to the hon. Will
% liam Cranch, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, TO be dis
charged from Imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief Of insolvent debtors within the District Of Column
bia, on the first Monday Of June next at 9 O'Clock,
A. VI. at the Court House in Alexandria. when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
NAV l2-3t EDM. l. LEE, C.. G.