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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
PDsr OFFICE DEpARrmssr,

PLsT OFFICE DEPARrMFEr
Feb 90, 1927.
t)ROPOSALS W. oe received at The General Pos OF.
l. hce for tine III lriaton of the Mail between Will
nIngion and Geo.5 own, Del until the first day of
April next inclusive From l'nngton By Newcastle,
St. Georges Cants Bridge, smyrna Dover, Camdel,
Cante bury, Frede 81 Milford 10 George Town. three
limes week leave = nington every Monday Wedne>-
day. and friday-aed We at George Town on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Sa by seven O'Clock, P. NJ leave
George Town evef-s lday Wednesday, ard Friday at
A NJ and arrive y llningnn IN TUESDAY, Thursday
and Saturday, by 4. Contract to Commence on the
18th Anril next. 32-iut
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16

vTVHE slos,r.oer, Docron l4a31il1 la4 saAcrI,A.
Il CaEaI,T, resp ctuy nforas the Gentle
of Wilmington and us vicinity, thai lie has com
nrnced to prepare ieiiclne. in MARKET STREET,
WIn.ngton, Delaware in the house oppssue nr Henri
H0epes Cos Lumber Yara-"here he prepare es the fol.
low ng VI ID cnes: The lphate Of Qlnine This medi.
cine contains the active principle ofte eru Bark and
when prope-ly prepared i he bes, as yet dis
fp- of Agee; Remien, aud Intermittent
Feyers al,o prepares B4lsanic Restorative for dis
eases !: ne Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumpiona
pf: sc; and medicine which will eectualy cure the
mos distressing Headache, mater how long contn
unnce may be. he also cures the Fcothache IN few
minutes, without making Use of OF the rudlng acids
or red hot iron, or p ggng the teeth with gol Leaf
sheet lead. The :nedc'ae lie makes use of v Ill treserye
the teeth for years preparesa Tooth Powder that will
when the teeth, be they black taking me H.
cine or any other cause DR.. prepares Eye Water
that will remove all inhsnTaions from the eyes have
cured numbers fran the Rheumatism and some of them
crpples for years IRON it Names signatures 10 moi
require, IS see II is too much the with quackery
From my practice of medicine and nv experience AID
knowledge of chemistry, am able to extract medcina
virtues contained IN animals vegetables and minerals ant
apply them for the different disease the constitutions
of people may them Persons afflicted with Canoe
if they make timely application, can be cured
There is madeline sold BY the of Ssyaim's Pana
cel which did not hear OF until Mr. s'sa's adyer
tisement, few weeks past. then called on some
the mos! eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke Il
them respecg the Panaces, and ino. ed them that
had the authors works who invented medicine anc
discovered lis effects in the of certain diseases
the gentlemen spoke 10 on tie i~ct, said they we
Certain taat Mr. Swan tbs iyentor Of the me h
c.,e Ihc mao TIA! invented the Psnacea one Of In
creates chemists tNas Europe produced and is dead nea
two hun iel years. and his wi IS are ,tcult . 81 Ea
That ,r. Scam has got cf MS ,olks or "a,
pc gave him receipt fror; he ork l hav.. no 40
o.. lave rrera a c,-nc., and real Dre Dar,tio
Of she piNtcf, winch will sell al one dollar her bo,
lie by had1zer. a: 1ne dollar and fifty cent, single
Dr. L. pFepa' Wash for the Ladies fich re move
all Spots FIe. and letter .-on tie see and hand,
AMI c'-.r, end beauties the ak. He alsp prepares
SAL AT will take Corai 81 Tie from the Toe
and net give the least sensation of pain.
La es sr Gent emen WHO afflicted with anv diseas
that curable II they pleased to call me- shall
attended 10 with the s,rictest punrtrality
JAS. PURCELL, VI. ID. & p. C.
WiinnEton, Del, Jan @,, 1927. 22-ly
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
N9TtLL be sold az pblc Auction on Wedresday the 2isf
W ns, CT vet day, fair da,,) at the dwell
ling house Of the Rev. Raph Wn,ston al his Househould
snd Kitchen Furniture consisting CT sideboard,
bureaus, beds,eads. elegant carpets fancy and other
chairs gill aud mahogany framed looking glasses bronze
astral lamp, splendid set 1t china glass ware &C. &c
Also, an elegant GIG, nearly new
CT Sale to commence a. 10 O'clock. A. NJ
BROWN & BAILEY, .sucsioneers.
wilmington, March 9h, 1927. S5-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
WANTED,
ELECTION.

ELECIION.
y annual meeting Of the S ockhoders of The Bank n
IA Wilmington and Brandy.vine will be held at james
Purleys Inn, Monday the II ct April next, between
the Il Of and O'clock, +. NJ for the purpose Of
elec,.ag nine Dire etors for the ensuing year.
BY order Of tbe Hoard:
J. p. woLLAsToN, Cashier
Wilmington, March 9, 1927. Sc 6-6
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MAC1IN EN TOII hJ-A1I'
IyiE following Conon and Wooien haehaeryare offered
i for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.N MACHINERY.
-Four Throstles Of 100 spindles each
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One So inch do do. DO.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, l6 cans each
Yarn Press Bandng Machine, Cans Reel belts seaesand
Weights, Winding Block &c &c
The above Machinery has been but little used ana nos
oft is in good working order.
W0OLE.N .NACHIN'ERT.
Three "a inch CAriing Engines.
One Billy go Spmd.+s
Two Jinneys 70 Spndies each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty Looms, of them broad, with Reeds, Heddes,
Shut,les, Bobbns &c &c
Five new pwer Looms. that supposed will do either
for woulrn or cayon goods
Tn above Machinery will be sold low, either atogeth
cr or in parts. Apply 20 J. ALRlCHS u 20
Wilmington, 5h mo 18Th, 1926. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given 10 any delinq en- Executors,
~ Administrations, Guardians. within the county of
Newcastle, to exhibit, without dey their vouchers the
Register Of aid county, in order they may be adjust
cd. The Register will certainly m against tho
not complying with his notice he duties Of lis office
compelling hfn TO this mode OF bringing deinquerts
e tement of their accounts. EVAN II. THOMAS,
Register
Registers Office, Newcastle, Feb q, 1897. 3l-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
COUGH DROPS,
OR INDIAN SPECIFIC

For The cure Of colds, coughs,
asthmas and approaching con.
samptions.
TESTIMONIALS.
anraster cnutlg. SIS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
TEACHER WANTED.

A PERSON competent to take charge of schooI, and
n teach the -ldiments Of English Grammar and Geogrs.
phv with the usual branches of Reading, Writing, &c,
and we'll recommended, may hear of situation,
by applying 10 WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, or
THOMAS BALDWIN.
March g. 1927 35-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
LAST NOTICE.

persons hav'g claims against the estate of Josiah
~ Riggs deeeased, late of the Borough Of Wlminpton
Dea~aTe are ed to present their accounts whou
des, and hoseindcbted to said estate are hereby nod
thai unless immediate payment is made 10 WII11Aa II
y who is authorized 10 receive the same their
WI be placed in the hands Of Magistrate for collection
9urch 8. 1897 35@.o,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Toxn.Pein,, Bohemia Manor. March 8, lo-7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23

i g A three story brick house, owned by tn
Heirs of Seth Cartwright, and occupied by Mr.
James Nightingale (shoe maker) and family
loss considerable.
A three story brick house, owned by Mrs
Susan Dougl lass: unoccupied.
| A three story brick warehouse, southwest
corner Of Prince and Union, owned BY Messrs
w. Fowle & Co. aud occupied as grocer,
store by Messrs. Cohagan x White: los, in
considerable.
The houses burnt on Union street, so nth Of
Prince, were:
A three story brick warehouse owned by Col
Francis Peyton: unoccupied.
A three story brick warehouse belonging to
the estate of Joseph Dean, and occupied by Mr..
John Creighton as store house: loss inconsid-
cradle.
Two frame houses belonging to the estate OF
Joseph Dean: one occupied by Mr.. George
Swaine, as a carpenters shop, and the other by
Mr.. Goddard Hill, as cooper's shop: loss in
considerable.
A two story frame house, owned and occu-
pied by Mr.. Daniel Wright, Hatter) was part
y pulled down: loss in personal property in
considerable.
The houses burnt on Union Street, North
of Prince were
A three story brick house, owned by Mr..
Norman RFitzhugh: snoccupied.
A two story frame house, owned by the heirs
Of Mrs. Boyer: unoccupied.
Two frame houses owned BY Mr.. Anthony
Rhodes: unoccupied
Here we close the list Of houses burnt;
others, however, were materially injured, and
with all our enquiry, we have omitted the names
Of many who sustained considerable losses by
moving their goods and furniture. IL may be
necessary to remark that wherever we have
mentioned losses as being considerable" or
"inconsidersble" SC. they allude solely to per.
sonal property.
In another column will be found hasty
Report made by Committee appointed 10
investigate the cause Of the FIRE, and to ascer-
tain the amount Of loss incurred thereby In
that report the gross amount Of loss is estima.
ted at Slo7,277, but we are we'll satisfied from
subsequent information that it will equal il not
exceed $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23

The Committee appoinied to investigate the
cause Of the late Fire, and the amount Of tho
loss our fellow citizens have sustained, make
the following Report
We have made careful examination Of tho
workmen in the employment Of Mr.. Green, il
whose shop the FIRE originated; and have beea
unable to ascribe it to any marked neglect. on
their part. 1t appears from the best evidence
we can obtain, that there have been consumed
fifty-three buildings, consisting Of Dwelling,
Ware and Store Houses, exclusive Of number
Of Stables and other out buildings not enume.a-
ted; all which are valued at Sixty thousand,
nine hundred and twenty dollars; and personal
property which We have estimated at forty-six
thousand. three hundred and ifty.seven dollars;
making the aggregate sum Of one hundred and
seven thousand, two hundred and seveniy-seven
dollars The fatal effects OF this calamity
presses particularly hard on number ofthe
sufferers, who have los, their all; and are COM
PEELED a: this ncement season, 10 seek shelter
where charity may afford them place TO re side
until they can be more permanently provided
for. Itmay be proper for US further to state,
that the amount Of personal property, is in its
nature vague and indefinite; the sufferers being
at this early period unable to determine the
precise amount of their loss. We have not
been governed exclusively in the estimation Of
the loss Of personal property by the statements
Of the parties. We here it'll transmit the evil
dence Of James Green and his apprentices.
We have not been able to discover any others
who could give information as 10 the cause OF
the Fire. EDM ]. LEE.
GEO DRINKER,
THOS. PRESTON,
Goth January, 1897. WIN. vEITCH.
Ordered, That a sum not exceeding four
hundred dollars be, and the same is hereby APP
propriated, for the purpose Of repairing and
putting in good order the engines belonging 10
The several ere companies Of the town; the sums
to be apporlioned by the Mayor and President
Of the Council between the companies, in such
manner as they may deem most expedient, and
tx pended under their direction The sum 20
be appropriated to be paid GU, Of any monies in
the Treasury, and charged to The general fund.
Ex,ract.-Test.
Up. THOMPSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
S92 !
In Council, Jan 10th, 4S21

Ordered, That the Auditor issue warrants for
the refre shmen,s directed by the Mayor at the
late fire.
Resolved, That Messrs. William Vietch, Ed
mund l. L &c, Thomas Preston and Geo Drin-
ker, be appointed a committee 10 ascertain, as
far as practicable, the cause Of the late disas-
trous FIRE, and the extent Of the losses incurred
in consequence Of it.
Ordered, That Messrs. Janney, Gardner,
Vaudeville and Stewart, and The President OF
Council, be committee TO examine the laws oil
the Corporation relative to the prevention and
ex,inguishment Of fire, and to report to council
what alterations ifany be necessary in said laws.
The following preamble and resolution was
mo, ed by Mr.. Taylor, and unanimously adopt
ed by the Council:
The Common Council Of Alexandria, deeply
impressed with sentiments ofgratltude towards
the citizens Of Washington and Georgetown,
for the prompt and effectual aid rendered by
them in the disastrous fire Of the 18Th instant,
and the sympathy manifested by them on the
! occasion, and believing that the people OF A
lexandria are indebted to the generous exertlons
Of their sister towns, for the safety OF large
and valuable portion Of their town: Resolved,
unanimously, That the thanks Of the Common
Council, on behalf Of themselves and their con-
stituents, be rendered 10 the citizens OF Wash
ington and Georgetown for the prompt, friend
Is and efficient aid rendered by them 10 the cl'
! tizens OF Alexandria al the destructive hire be-
fore mentioned, and that copies OF this resoiu.
ton be transmitted by the Mayor, on behalf Of
the Common Council, TO the oil WASH
ington and Georgetown.
T..,.,y 1Qo7
A communication fron the Mayor, transmit
,inp sundry re solutions Of the Board Of Alder
men and Board Of Common Council Of the Cor
poration Of Georgetown, approprlating The
sum of FIVE hundred dollars tor the relief sl
such Of the unfortunate sufferers by the late tre
as are in INDECENT circumstances, was received
and read, and thereupon it was resolved: That
the Mayor be requested to acknowledge in
suitable terms, the prompt and liberal donations
presented bythe Corporation Of Georgetown
and others, for the use OF the INDECENT sufferer:
by the late fire.
Resolved, That Messrs. Phineas Janney. Ed
mund l. Lee, Thompson F. Mason, John A.
Stewart, and the President Of Council, be com.
mi,tee, in conjunction with the Mayor, to dis
tribute the donations heretofore received to
wards the immediate relief Of the INDECENT sui
ferers by the late FIRE, and to devise and report
to the Council a plan for the appropriation
and distribution Of such future donations
as NAV be received, in such manner as may
be productive Of the most eaeciuai asd eA'
,ensive relirfto the sufferers BY the saia n,e.
The following report was received and ad0P''
ed by the Council: the
The Committee appointed to invesnsate Ihe
cause of the late Gre, and the amount Of inc 'us.
our fellow citizens have sustained, maAe Ink
following report
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Notice is hereby Given.

vIyH At the subscribers Henry Sothoron OF Charles
L County. Bernard Hooe of Alexandra. District OF
Columbia, H. G. s. Key of St. Marys county, have OBJ
letters testamentary on the personal estate OF John
sothoron late Of St. Mary's county deceased All per.
sons having claims against the said deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
of to the subscribers or either of them. on or before
the LIST day of September next, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said estate Given
under our hands at Leonard Town, this Sd day OF ia
nuary, 1927.
HENRY sOTHORoN,). Executors Of
BERNARD Ho0E, the will OfJOhn
IL. G. 8. KEY, Sothoron
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Public Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of st.
I'D Mary. County, will be exposed at public sale on
Wednesddy the 3fsf Of january, if fair, if not, on inc
next fair day thereafter, at II O'Clock, A. a sone
Retreat on the Potomac River, near Piscataway' Al
Of the estate Of John Sothoron, Except ne
groes) consisting Of Horses. Cattle, sneep, Farming
Utensils, Corn, Provender Crop OF Tobacco &c. &c
The sale will continue from day 10 day till oil sold
Term. Of sale-Por all sums Of twenty dollars ano
under, the cash to be paid; tor 81, sums o.el ~.
a aos Ssg bond with approved security bear
lnr interest from the day Of sale On non.comphanee
with the terms Of SALE the property will be resod at
the risk and charge Of the first purchaser tor ehcieh
cy, &C. &c. uvNpy sorpoRoN.
BERNARD HO0E,
II. &. s. KEY,
:,s .o, Executors of John Sothoron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Card.

~ zip. THOMPSON beg leave to tender their
". grateful acknowledgements to those kind friends
through whose prompt assistance they were enabled
to save nearly all their Merchandise, Furniture, &C.
from the ravages of the Fire the 18th inst They
beg also convey their thanks to the coored persons
of both sexes whose exerons great and unre-
mitted.
They will be thankful for information fany Of their
property tha,may have been mislad III The confusion Of
removal Jan %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Mayors Office, Jan %, 1927

Donations received Oaid the Sufferers by the late Fire
Corporation Of Georgetown, $500
A Gentleman in Washington, 100
R. Smith, Esq. Cashier Of the Bank OF
the U States, Washington, so
A Gentleman in Washington, S
DR. VIM. Washington, Alexandria, 20
Sundry citizens of Georgetown, by
w. Nichols, Esq. ZIG
A. St John Baker, Consul Gen. Of Great
Britain, 20
James Baker, Vice Consul, do. 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
A Card.

SS;M. N. MILLS. in behalf of himself and Mrs.
Leap, tenders hi. sincere and grateful thanks to
his fellow citizens and those also from Washington
and Georgetown, who few to the assistance Of our
town. for their kind and efficient did in arestng the
progress of the Fire OH the 18th inst which doubtless
saw ed us from the fate of our neghbor whose Houses
and other property were developed in the devourng
element. Jan rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Lost,

Lost,
4 T the Fire of the 18th inst Three Hund-ed and
n T'welue Dolars, rolled up in newspaper Eighty
FIVE dollars of it were in Five and Ten Dollar Notes,
the balance in One and Two Dollar notes OF the Cor
porations of the District The person in whose hands
the money has fallen, will be Literally rewarded upon
restoring the same to the subscriber.
ian 23-St A. NEWTON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Removal.

~ &LP. THOMPSON have temporarily removed
u. to the store attached to the dwelling ct Joran
Thompson, Fairfax street, near the Bank o. Alex,
andria where their friends and customers invited
to call. Jan %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Pork for Sale Cheap

vIlIE subscribers have quantity of Pork that they
i will sell at very reduced price, in consequence
Of some of it having been injured by the late ire
ROBINSON e SHI!fN,
;,,e2 vowell's Wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23

ian Is cot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-29
Grand Concert.

ME Professors and Amatuers OF the District OF Co.
lm6la, with the generous assistance, Of the Miss
GtMnghanis, Mr. Paddon, and Sgnor Ro,ieh, will give
Concert of Instrumental and Vocal Music, on MON.
DAY EVENING, the 29th inst at Carusi's Assembly
Hoom' the proceeds ofwhch are wholly to be applied
for the relief Of the sufferers by the late fire in aexan
oria' performance to commence at O'Clock p. H.
PARTL
Sln'enla' fal Orchestra Haydn.
song, BY the Simpicity-Miss Gillingham, Bshop
Duett. Sioe vero-Miss Gillingham and Signor
Rosich, So,,;o;
Pot Pourri Of Scottish Airs
song, II Ger the Cruel Tyrant Love-Miss E.
'li'nghsh, .Ayne.
Duett The Manly Hcart-Ms, E. Gillingham
2u Mr. radon. Nozart.
Overture to Lodoiska full Orchestra Keutsty.
PART III.
Snno run orchestra, StamIf.
song, The Soldier 1ired-Miss E. Gillngham, nm,
ITO, La Mia DorrabelIa-Miss GiIlinghauns and
Mr.. Paddon
Echo Duet, on the Horns
Song, Believe me if all those endeaying Young
charms-Miss Gillingham. Uoyoy,
Duett' per piacere ALA Sgnora-Signor Rosich
and Miss Dillingham;.
FINALE, Battle OF Prague, full orchestra.
cKetsSl each, to be had at the stores of F. Mast &
Coz r. Thompson's; B. o. Tyler's; Mr. poor,s. Mr.
Niauro's and at Gadsby's, Williamson's and Browne
hoteis and at the door the evening of perfrpapo
washington, jan 27-29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-29
ALEXANDRIA SUFFERERS.

At meeting held at Carusi's Room, pursu.
ant to public notice, on Monday evening, Jan
%, to take into consideration the propliety Of
Concert OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, the
profits of which to be appropriated TO the relief
Of the INDECENT Sufferers by the late caami,ous
Fire at Alexandria, it was
ResoiUed, That Concert be given by the Pro.
fessor and Amateur Musicians Of this City and
Georgetown, for the above purpose, on Mon.
day Evening next, 2slh instant, at Carusi's
Room.
Resolved, That a Committee Of five persons
be appointed to superintend the arrangements,
TO invite the aid Of such musical performers as
are not now present, and give the requisite
public notices; and that they shall direct all the
expenditures, receive and account for the pro.
ceeds of the concert, and pay over the same 10
the Mayor Of the City Of Alexandria. Messrs
p. MAURo, V. MAsi, N. PooR, WIN. HARRISON,
AM N. CAnUsl, were accordingly appointed
Committee.
ReSoived, That The kind offer of the aid
OF the Misses Gillingham's, Messrs. Paddon
and Rosich, is gratefully accepted, and with the
cordial thanks of this meeting for SO generous
and disinteresled an overture on their part:
ResolUed, That the thanks Of this meeting be
rendered 10 Mr.. Carusi for the very liberal offer
OF his room free OF expenses for this charitable
occasion. j. GALES, Jr. Chairman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-29

10 hear him remar K, that he often looks into
newspaper with much pleasure. The obser,a
ton was worthy the author OF lvanhoe." I'll.
Great Unknown attracted much attention OF
Tuesday, by passing over the Point Neuf 4.
two O'Clock, accompanied by his amlablt
daughter, Miss Anne Scott. Her father direct.
ed The lady's attention TO the river; and in
soft but rather melancholy tone Of voice, SAID
TO her, THAT is the Seine His daughte.
fixed her eyes upon it for moment, and Their
both passed on" "Last night Sir Walter
Scott was al the Odeon. The audience though,
it their duty to gaze intently upon hin.
during the whole Of the evening. Sir Waite,
wore a black coat, but we observed with regre;
tina. his pocket handkerchief, instead OF being
of white cambria, was Of yellow silk A dis.
plav of this kind, however, may not be cons.
In passing the bust of Molierc in the Saloon.
the Great Unknown said in English 10 Miss
Scott, That is Moliere." "rhis morning Sir
Walter Scott was observed shaving at the bed.
room window Of his hotel, in the Rue TvoF
The superiority of English razors has long
been acknowledged, but we have seldom
seen one used. SO dexterously as by the author
of WaverIy. We have not yet been enabled
to ascertain whether he makes his lather fho.
or cold water At breakfast Sir Walter asked
for roll in preference to toast; and it is Curl
Gus fact, tina, he drank two cups Of tea, and on.
" one Of coffee. We have also been informed.
upon undoubled authority, that he said to the
amiable Miss Anne Scott, but with much gen,
teness, "You have given me rather little SD
gar" We cannot afford room at present or
any more of these extracts, but any such anec-
dotcs which we may meet with, if equally in.
struc,ive we shall be sure to lay before our read
ers. Edinburgh Observer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-29

List Of Donations presented to the alexandria Soup
House, January q, 1927.
By Friend 10 the Establishment, lot Of beef
By Well Wisher, a LOT Of black pepper
BY John Hooff, Esq LOT Of beef.
By Gentleman, lot Of chocolate.
BY Joseph Vaudeville, Esq. one quarter of beef.
By Gentleman, for the use ofthe house, Wa.
ter pitcher and two tumblers.
By Friend to the Poor, a lot of beef.
BY VIM. Moss, Esq. Of Fairfax county, Va. one
load Of FIRE wood
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-29
w anted,

A expert Gardener for the ensuing year. The
- Garden is on the precincts of the town; and, be.
sides very comfortable dwelling, there is Wen OF
most excellent water on the premises.
ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
All persons-ezeept the Keeper Of the Work Houx-
are forwarned from harboring Ben formerly the pro-
perry Of Mr. Edward Lloyd,
jan 29-eo3t Al