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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
White Lead.
Moss

IL June 10 Az. CAZENONE q GO.
lindsay, HIN, & Go.
HAVING House in New York, v here all their pur
Ill chases made at auction for cash, enable them
10 sell here (Which they determinedto do) on
good terms goods can be gotten from any market in
the regular way, andnvte those wishing to purchase
to call and Judge for themselves. Their present stock
is extensive-among which are;
IS hhds N Orleans sugar, LIST and I'd quality
10 do w. India do do
Is do N. Orleans moIasses
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes cognac brandy, part sugstt's brand
40 chests Y. Hysontea Jail fresh &
Is half do do do ! part supe.
IS boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do ) rior quail.
SIS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 barrels do p mSs. gss Do inspection
IS do gin, very good
IS do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheese
50 50 boxes Do '' e1a"sss Sicily. in fine order
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
20 barrels cider
Pimento, pepper, indigo, snuff, spanish segaY,
starch, copperas. madden, sapetre ground and race
ginger, soap, bedcords letter and Wrapping paper &c:
april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
PmwRsDAY MORNING. AUGUST eeo ase0o
Crate Goals.

1000 Bushels selected crate Goals, received per
lXUU schr Franklin, Prce-They maybe seen
at Ramsays wharf, and will be sold very low on board
aug WIN. l.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23
Furniture and Mahogany.

JAMES GREEN-CABINET MAKER,
TTAs on hand at his mandatory, on Royalstreet,
III few doors south of King, general assortment of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE of his own nanpfac.
ture.
Bay of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails
st. Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. HLSO,
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms & Cords &c. all Of
which will be sold low for cash the usual credit to
punctual customers.
TURNING NJ ersy ki,dn.otly ersr,'s Gee Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-23

sMMsc0vadO Sugars.
Landing this day from ser Bachelor, from ST. Johns,
Porto Rico,
81 81 ah Ssl, MuscOvado Sugar
For sale by S. hESSERSAtTH.
In Store,
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
IS boxes and bbls Baltimore refined sugar
$50 reams wrapping paper
as hhds Muscovado sugar. part very superior
10 hhds Baltimore whiskey
pipes Cognac brandy
Young Hyson tea, in chests and half chests of va.
rious qualities and prices
Imperial and Gunpowder do, in half chests and
and 10 catty boxes do do
Liverpool blown salt in sacks
Comenar and Malaga wine, &c. july
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE hereby given. that the statement oftene-
~ ments and lots Of ground within the town of A.
exandria, on which taxes and assessments have re-
manned unpaid for the space of two years or more,
with the of the propretors and the amount Of
such taxes and assessments has been prepared, and
will remain in my hands until the LIST day of Aug next
for the inspection of the public; after which time the
Common Council will proceed to enforce the payment
OF the said taxes and assessments by the sale of the
said tenements and lots, according to the provisions
OF the Act ofCongressAnd until the said first day of
August, the Council will receive from the parties
charged, any information proofs, tending to shew
that the sand and have been paid or
improperly charged. Up. THOMPSON,
Auditor Of the Corporation.
june II law6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
From tile National Journal
"VINDICATION OF GEN. JACKSON"


The Nashville Committe, in the p!enituda Of
Of their confidence in the suffciency OF their own
vindication Of Gen. Jackson, have said, that "If
they could for moment believe him guilty Of
the cruel offence embraced in the first charge,
namely, that he caused the execution Of six
militia men, for crimes committed after their
term Of service had expired, they would ever
after hold him unworthy Of their friendship and
support"
The first member Of this charge, to-wit,
that he "caused the e1ecsrion of sir militia men,"
must BE- considered, think, as already incon-
res,ibly established. The testimony of Colonel
Pipkln himsclf-a witness sponwhom the Com
mitlee seem TO have relied with unbounded faith
shows that General Jackson ordered the arrest
Of the men, aud that he ordered, and partially
appointed the Court by which they were tried:-
while the Official Order copied from General
Jaekson's Order Book, and recently published
in the National Journal, puts beyond a question,
that the sentences of This Court were submitted
to General Jackson--that he approved them
and that, with promptitude that may well be
ascribed to reCklessness Of human life, he or.
dered them TO be carried into eject allowing TO
the victims only the short respite of four days
TO prepare them for eternity. 1t has been shown,
that he did this, too, though the articles Of war;
by giving him authority to suspend the sentenc-
es until the pleasure Of the President OF the u
nited States could be known, offered him fair
opportunity and a fit occasion to exercise that
"benevolence and humanity" which his defend
ers say fare the most prominent traits in his
charaetcr.'' Good God that benevolence and
humanity should be said TO be the most promi
nenf traits in the disposition of man who dis
plays such eagerntss 10 enforce. the cruelest
penalty Of the lawl
Clear and irrefragable, however, as is the
proof, that the hurried execution of these un.
fortunate militia mep was the work Of General
Jackson, base attempt has been made to throw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06

No clergymen in America can hold any militia
~ or civil employment whatever; he musl be
parson, and nothing but parson. In the poor
es, situations they have decent maintenance;
in the parishes Of New York, about or 5000
dollars annually This arises solely from the
rent of pews In your rank OF life, II would
cost about Fifty or sixty dollars per annum Tor
the support Of the church and clergyman
Mr.. - had purchased his pew, and the IT.
,erest amounted to about twenty dollars per
annun. This was the whole expense-no
gifts, presents, or Other mode by which money
can be exacied. Their clergymen are invariably
respectable men, and good preachers. mean
as to tone and elelivery-lhe composition equal
to what you find amongst the ordinary preach
ers in England. Upon the whole, did not
hear, nor could discover, in America, the
slightest objection to suffering religion to take
care of ITSELF without the intervention or assls'
lance of Government"
GAS to living in America, if restricted to the
wants Of the labouring classes, it is decidedly
cheap. Beef, in New York, Sd to I'D. PEI h.;
mutton, I'd. to 2ad.; common pieces much chea-
Wages, to II dollars per day Tor common
laborers. 1t is decidedly the paradise of the
lower classes on this terrestrial globe House
rent is high in town; servants wages extraya-
giant, and they do nothing; furniture and clothes
exorbilant. You would live about as well Tor
loooI per annum in London as in New York,
with this difference; that in the latter with that
expenditure you would be some body, in the
former nobody "You may so as far as 2oooI
per annum III America, and get some comfort
for the outlay, in country house, carriage and
horses; beyond that, it would be folly to spend it,
ifyou had millions, for YOU can get no servants,
ard he larger your establishment, the crater
your individual slavery. The people admire
their spirit, their institutions, and their grow
ing power (for their anticipations as to the po-
pulation are not exaggerated with my
present feellngs-( they may improve)--I would
rather reside in Great Britain in spite of her
impcrfections."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
june
Bricks For Sale.

VIE subscriber has just finished burning 400, 600
Bricks which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
ROBERT BROCKETT, Sen.
may .Awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
From the Tennessee Hiwasse1n.

A QUESTION ON "STA lie RIGHTS"
ifCuba were 10 pass Gas it has been often
times feared that it would) into the dominion
OF Great Britain, and of which we could not
dispossess her-woud the advocates of"Sta:e
right" rather permit cutting of the U States
into two parts, by the position Of that Island,
than find constitutional law to make a canal
through Florida, by which the streu e power
holding Cuba TO divide US, might be rendered
nugaiory and void? VIVA, would the agricul-
turists Of the West and Southwest, and the ma.
nutacturing and commercial people Of the mid.
die and Eastern districts Of the Union. saw in
this case, and in tine contingency stated. And
who would oppose proceeding so necessary to
the general welfare" if not even to preser.
Walton Of the confederacy, in keeping all its
parts linked together! We should like 10 hear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18

- would lessen the value of the article Ia the cor,
Stunning grower, precisely in the manner as an
export duty upon the original article would do
There is another importsnr fact excluded from ,h.
statement, which will still further to show ITS
fsllscou- and deceptive aspec, that is tina, a
proportion OF the proceeds OF the exports of cot.
ton, tobacco and rice, Is transported IRON the
South to the North, and expended in the purchase
OF domestic manufactured goods - and, therefore
much vi the proceed. OF the exports a. are thus
expended, should be carried To the cre!it OF thu,
| manufacture, and not to that OF the consuming
grower OF the article And, at the same tine The
manufacturer should never cease TO iecollect, that
he ls placed u,dei obligation t. the co,ton-grow-
er Tor The original fabric; c9'tou, which cons, j.
'utes the great fund for all ms Industry. Besides
u should also be recolleced, that from the superior
| density OF the population TO the North and o,be,
causes, vast portion of labor is applied
/ there, TO Objects OF domestic consumption, com.
pared with the objects OF production for expor,a
ion, than to the South: and, thcr efore il is no
possible, Rom any statistical able TO asc er,sn TN
relative pfoduc'iveness at the application OF laho
10 the North and 10 the South. Certainly not b,
| the extremely deceptive one furnished by our ne
wiidered orator. The whole bearing, therefore O
ihis part of our orators statistical state,nents 81
lar as 1t is comprehensive, is demon srated 10 b
deceptive and faliaciou-.
\ You have now in review before YOU Mr.. Sneak
er, WIN as much certainty and accuracy a. 1 ca
give II, the whole contents of our orators form,
usoie, sonorous bonbastcsi, statistical statements
and, after all this grand parade, to whaI do tn.
amount! 10 they present any Inducements 70
abandoning the American system of principle. c
competition. and of freelor, the European on
OF caprice, OF monopoly. end of despoti.mi O
the other hand, Sir, d. they not furn,-b the mo-
awui admoni'ions against this great change OF prin
! ciPie! And have not made good my PROMISE -ir
IN demonstrating either that they were too incon
pfehensolo for the Brilliant superficial mind of o.,
orator that IN fact he did not understand them
or that he has avsi!ed himself of their conplen,,
anu 'ncomrrehensibility, decepiively to practis
upon the understandings of others, by Withholding
rou' mem The most material facts, to enable then
to Judge correctly?
ABOUT this time, the debate was Suspended fo
| above an hour In consequence of the roaring @
cannon on the Capital Square, in commemorative
! OF the birth day If Washlagion.I
To be Continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18

y aetc .aEnisteriaI .frronce int,lis.--T The Globe
states. that nothing will b. atm ounced until after
the funeral OF Mr.. Canning has taken place. The
Courier in leading article states in n SORT If
em liciai tone, that Mr.. Iiu ksson will he IL
-Ied The leadership of the House Of Common
18th the Office oil Colonial Secretary; MI Charlie
- s.i, the Office of President OF the Board oil
Trade; MIR Herries, Chancellor OF the Exch.quer;
aud the Duke oi Portland, President of the Coun-
ell in the room OF the Earl of narrowly, who re-
tires IN consequence OF recent sfflic,ion- the
/ Faith OF his daughter, Viscountess Ebring on
Lord Goderich having received his Msiesty's com
( mend- to remodel the ministry, will, OF course
| fill he Office OF First Lord of the Treasury
Royal EGohG',ge, london. Tuesday night.
LIVERPOOL, August l6.-Nothing that is
stated IN the Courier this evening, be consider
Ell at all official. and state from the best au
'hority that none OF the appointments or
changes have been finally arras ged, nor, perhap.,
VIII any hing be concluded until after Thursday,
when he funeral OF MIR. aiming lakes place, ana
al winch day the King l. expected town. Ac-
eordins to the current atemenls at the West end
OF the town. the following nominations have he en-
prov sianally made.
Mr. G7deficb, Fret Lord of the Treasury
The Duke OF Portland, President of the Council.
HIS Grace has no, yet given his consent To the ap
poih'men' tut L. nj Goderlch at Windsor yes,er
lay informed the KING that lie had no doubt the
Drhe would accer, IT.
Nscoun D;Iey and Ward Secretary of State
~ Foteis" a G.iis.
Nj iu-sisso"-- The Colonial Department. A.
YET ih'- Is onl> In project and the right
gentleman has himself expressed his desire moi 10
be removed from The Board OF Trade He ba
positively declined bee ming the leader In the Fl OF
commons, ON the e. ound Tia his health will no,
} permit MN TO take 80 active and luxurious a par
an the debates.
: MIR. [. Grant, the Vice Presidency Of The Bpard
u Trade, and not the Presidency as stated In the
Courier.
of I
ryehip, II his Lordshp do not consent Ia becom,
t President OF The Board oil Trade. an Office he il
peculiarly qualified fill
Nj. AIbuthno, FIRST Conmissioner of WOOD
and Foses,-
f Mr. S Bourne Secretary for the Home Depart
me1t' u he Marquis II Laasdowne go to the b
OF T. sds.
Mr.. Herries, hsnc-llor of the EYcheouer
Endeavours are It'll making 20 induce Mr.
I | iisrney 20 take his place, we know tor a fsr
E that Nj. Herries refused accept it under MIR
Canning, on the ground tht he cid not feel hin,
sell q"siihed tor the osensible part of the duties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18
LATEST FRoM EuRopE

New YcRx, Ser, IA 10 addition to our
regular MES o: Iondoh and Liverpool papers and
Lioyd's Li-t- per packe, shir Florida from, Live
pool, and Paris and Havre papers, Including Ga
i'gnani- Messenger, and No. i, of The Hsyre
"Ptare" recently received
The New Times of 10Th Aug. says, we have
already adveried to the trust reposed by his Ma
Jes'y III Lord G'derich, 10 make such ministerial
arrangements a had become necessary, in cousss
quence OF Mr.. Canning's death. His I,ordsbjD
has discharged har trust with his characteristic ac
"vny; and we have reason to believe. ,ha, as soon
as 'hs issr earthly honors shall have been paid TO
the remains of his illustrious friend, the new ar
engagements viii be officially announced TO the
public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18
FROM GfRRAITAR

rev York. September S.-Papers to july 81
have been received at Boston. 1t is stated tbs, a
email Colombian privaeer schr. got deceived nm,
der the guns of Spanish corvette; and was cspI
urea aui taken to Cadz on The 2Oh July
. LIB cAI AR' July - - We learn by vessel
days from Ofan, that French brig had been
taken and carried into thai port, & her cargo land
ed and sold Upwards of 100 600 Arabs were
coming from The interior for the protection of All.
e'e's' .iler. Il D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18

We 6nd irom the Lac, Afjrbi1,r t1...,,,t.,,..
La Grange arrived there rom C;,s.n D. - Is.
z'tb' and By her Gov Cass received ts,,e,s da,eJ
Three days after be left there. The character of
NE information contained in these letters will be
iouod ~ ihs following paragraph, which ye exrsct
~ ', noeo,so Chefs had visited 'hs Bay, agree
,oihinR satisfactory was The rssvl, If The vis,
heF OBJECT was evidently 10 gain irn-. and delsv
ne Operations Of our military expsdifioos. Tbey
pfesssi their Willingness 10 -urrenee, The psrs,ns
co",s'ns' in the late outragss, h1i svo ed their
49, ~. % poweL 20 .aprrebend 'bem. Runners Ia
BIRD who iei lie attack upon the keel hos.s. g.
'he'e boil utterly refused 10 he ,ateo. ri. ,,o,e,
and ebidfen al caicLci, ,hs,is. L.d In .h. ho.ss
dug ~ ihe ground ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-18
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMEpIca
Extract of letter from gentleman of ,be g., -

Extract of letter from gentleman of The 6,st 20
siec.aoHity and intelligence, received at The
n"IioiK nesc2n News Room.per schr. Monroe.
da.ed Z" LAGUIRA, ed Aug 1897
@ This department. since the denartu,e 81 o..
var, on the 9Th III last month. for Bosota vi. o.,
,haSena has remained entirely quie,; vet eve-r
o'-posiion Is evinced OF hostility, by word. onIr
against me Liberator and HE DEGREES W ile exer
ci''ng The extraordinary powers ss.umed unds,
ne constitution in calming the disturbances of
we have news up to the l0,h July from Boyo.
"a, which states That the extraordinary povers rs
f'ohVar nave been revoked and every disposition
to resist the Bolivian party, if bos,il. ~ The o.
siHutioD Bolivar from the last accoun,. 80 .
CarthaSeps with 6OO0 troops, and Utdani,. fron
Maracaibo az Cucuis, with 1000 more. Ic.ono,
believe there - deposition to create an in,.,r.l
war yei by many IL is believed that Boliva,'s
49,, rave oeeh to subvert The Constitution and
e-tAbIl-h Government of more consoliIa,e ed no,v-
eTs This department appears to be decjlelIv for
United States fI Vi 'o
ne Congress have fixel The calling of a gene
raj Convention for March next, to endes Dor a. ar
onen rupture should not preyionslv ,,Ls 49,. y -,
settle all The differences Of The country Rsno,t
says that The iiberator il much displeased nj ,be
congress, and was determined TO march aoaina, !,
N consequence OF their order to the citizen. Of
40, Ioionlpla NOT 10 obey any other authority than
the orders and laws Of Congress. A proclamation
TO TINS effect has been n,sde in AIsracajbo can
no, helIeve that Bolivar, with hostile intentions
VII oppose The Congress. Various re.o,,s fo
ss'i'e months bave been in circulation of the suppo
sed or intended interference Of Great R,i,ajn !,
the political affairs Of this country. must cor. A
ie7s' su'peions are pretty strong, yet if it is go
- confined to diplomatic circles. Many circum-
s stances INDUCE belief that che wished conuoul-
ing influence on the Main, and the position of bsr
leland settlements and he immense fo,rfcs,io,.
now building upon The leland of Curaco, supposed
70 De done By British funds sod under Brifi.b Or
defs squinis li'tle towards one day or other saw
ing 70 'hs inhabitants Of the Main, you must only.
~ ny IeTmlSsiOn, cultivate The earfh ~. .rrn..,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
PronosaIs for Whiskey, &c.

CEPARATE Proposals will be received ", I"I foIos
- October TO furnish such quantities Of 70. Il,
ing articles shall be required for the use Of DE
Wy during the year 1928, by the Comman G,ar rice,
Navy Yard, Washington, viz. whiskey, iiTu Csr.
Butter, Peas or Beans, spermaceti and la'O "d OIL
dies, Sperm Oil, winter strained) Pa'"'' '"'
Stops, and Curled hair Mattresses. ,. cr,Itl
All of these articles to be OF the very bes' otb
and packed as usual in good boxes, barFg,, Is5
suitable packages, and delivered at ,ls erDense
the Government, and subject to the usual i''pe'
of the Yard. Ia. Of he
The Stops to be fully equal to the Sample Yard,
present year, which may be seen at the Zoo .ood curl
Washington. The Hair Mattresses to DC Sr. vide,
ed Hair, six feet in length, twenty ei{It
and to weigh not less than nine pounds If the r
With the offers for contracts, the nance
'pe'"'' 'e'u''e' "D'' TIL. HoLDup, sTEVkS'
Navy y,rd, Washington, 25th Sept.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
THE PREMIER OF ENCIAvr

Lord Goderich, lo,e Sir Freder;ck D..
and the present Premier of England. is s.;a
to exceed A. years of age. He is q M 10;
brother Of Lord Grantham, in the ,o !uu'S'
Lincoln. The founder of..his family, wa, W. u
Robinson, an eminent Hamburg merchan, NJ
was Lord Mayor ofthe city of York in ,h"1, WIZ
1881 and 1894. His son Me,calf Rob; ;esf'
was created a Baronet in 1860. Il s.R
grandfather Of Lord Goderich, who w., vas !"
created Peer, 1861. He was frs, emnIoy. u"
a diplomatic capacity under Horace W.
at the cour, of France, in 1913. He rosd p''
higher stations, and was in Office until -. W
when he died, and was succeeded by his oil.
son, Thomas Lord Grantham This nobsm,.
was also displomatis;, having been Srcrs,,..
Of the Embassy TO the Congress of Aursbn,,,
in 1851. and Ambassador to the Cour; Of ~
drid in l77l. In 1879 he was nominated p;.,
Lord of Trade and Plantations; in 1882, Se,r.
tary Of State Cor Foreign Affairs, and in l7sfL,
concluded the preliminaries of the ever. mem,
rable treaty with France. His Lordsbic NJ,
ried 1880; Mary JENNA, daughter of pbiT.
the second Earl of Hardwick, and sis,er ,r5
heiress presumptive Of Amabel, Countess
Grey, by whom he left two sons-Thomss pta
ip, the present Lord Grantham and Frede,,s
John Robinson, late Chancellor of The Iy,I'
quer, who was raised 10 the P,erase by the s,v,.
and tile OF Viscount Goderich, and succeed
Earl Bathurst as PRINCIPAL Secretary Of S,,,s
for the War and Colonial Department; sn,.
which, upon the demise Of Mr.. Canning, he ",
appointed frs, Lord Of the Treasury. ana
Prime Minister of England, having taken mn.
oedence in the Pcerage of his eldest brob,,
the present LORD Grantham.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
sanford's superfne Yellow
Bark.

on Lbs. of the above well known article, in prime
lO order, just received from the MILL and for sale
whole ale and retail, by A. T KENNEDY.
G This powder, consisting chiefly Of the resnous
portion Of the Bark, is separated in degree from the
other useless parts in manufacturing. 1t will there
fore be found preferable Of its purity, fine
ness, and superior strength 1.-TWO thirds Of the usual
quantity only being required) to of the Banks
new used-rrepared and put up in packages of 2, 4,
y, and 10 o. each, by John c. Sanford, Connceisut
sept 26-eaw6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Earthen-ware, China and Glass.

I'D OBERT H. MILLER, has just received per Shin
IL Virginia, from Liverpool,
Is crates and hhds of earthen-ware and china
and so boxes pipes being part of his fall supplies.
BY the Brig Cumberland expected in a few days. he
willreceive 70 packages more, which with his stock
ON han6 will enable him to offer assortment very
complete and extensive. sept 24-eo6w
The Leesburg Genius of Liberty, Winchester Re.
publican and Sentinel Of the Valley, will insert the
above fer weeks and forward their account to
r. III. II,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Fine Teas.

M BARTLEMAN, has just received by the
w Chauncey from New York and for sale
rial and YOUNG nyson Teas e. late ;mnorta,on and
very superior quality. oct 8-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Hardware.

nICHARD l.. CARNE has received by the h
IL arrivals, his Fall supply of
H4RDWARE IND CUTLERY
which makes his assortment very good; CONSISTING =
almost every article in the line, which wl pe @r; ~
his Store on Fairfax street, three doors North hs
street) by wholesale or retail, at reduced P'Iee ",
punctual customers, at his usual credit or with "
eral discount for cash, he has also rce"ea
large and general assortment of CASTINGS nS S. si
poets, shortly, supply ofcut Tacks, spng: and
rowbills Octio-''.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Notice is hereby given

TIME Stockholders of the Bank ofPotomsc hi'M
l. election for thirteen Directors will be held Al ~:
Town Hall adjoining the Council Chamber, on MOI
day the 5th of Nov. next from ten to three O'Clock
oct8-twtN5 G.. PACE, cashier.