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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17
AUCTIONS.
For Sale.

ME FARM OH which James Saunders now resides,
l. lying Pinet run, in Fairfax county, Virginia,
about miles from Georgetown, and IL from Alexan-
dria, containing
Two Hundred and Nine Acres,
1t adjons the lands of Reuben Dyes heirs and the
public road leading from the Great Fails of Potomac to
the Fairs Church, and conveyed to the subscriber
by Isaac McLan and Mary his wife, on the 2sth day Of
October 1913, hold in trust &c. and to secure the
payment OF two notes given for the balance of the pur
chase money for fad farm by said Saunders to Isaac
McLain, as will appear by the said deed of record
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Fair;
fax This Farm, much thereof as will be suf.
cient to discharge the said notes aud the expenses of
sale, will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, the third Monday IN Sept nsrt, At
Fairfax Court House, Va The subscriber vii convey
such title only is vested in him BY said deed Of trust
thought is believed.to be indisputable.
march l7-wts ELI OFFUTI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17
Stocks for Sale.

0VOONS IVI NJWIO.
O Shares Bank of Alexandria
q 80 do Fire Insurance
20 do Marble do
50 do Columbian do
for cash, or approved endorsed notes al 90 days.
THOS. VOWELL.
WHO has just reeeiued,
ls kegs o. Harris tobacco l2's to the pound, for
sale at usual prices.
sept l7-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17

COHAGAN & WHITTLE,
Hapej Just received and for sale,
O Pipes Cognac brandy
q do Holland gin
2 puncheons Jamaica spirit
3 casks muscat wine
8 do Malaga wine
hhds sugar
q 90 molasses
69 boxes cheese
4 chests Y. H. tea
so boxes soap
10 do dipt candles
bags pepper sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17

Coffee and Salt.
80 bags fine old Java coffee
SO do Porto Rico do
90 do IIavanna do
1000 bushels st. Ubes salt
5000 dn ground alum do
400 bags blown do
For sale by 4. G. CAZENoVE TO-
sept11
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17
The Steamboat Metropolis,

Ca Capt. Taylor, will, in future,
leave Alexandria every morning at
tHcE3s4ER. at half past o'clock; returning.
leaves Bradley's wharf, Washington
at 10 O'Clock Leaves Alexandra at 3, p Nj; and
turning, leaves Bradleys wharf S, Pm. until fur
ther notice, septil-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17
Valuable Pro Derty for Sale.

Valuable Pro perty for Sale.
IN WEDNESDAY, he Sd dGv of October, ensuing.
~ at oc0ek p. NJ will be offered for SALE at pub
lie auction, on the premises, an undivided moety of
that highly valuable wharf, and the improvements
thereon, known by the narne Of P0H,ELL'S WHARF
situated on the east side of Unionstree between King
and Prnce.streets.
The above sale will be made undera deed of trust
from Thomas Vowel and wife to The subscriber.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
JOHN HOOFF, Trustee.
sept 12-3w GEO. JOHNSON, Auct,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17

~F For European Intelligence several days
,,,sr than that below, see PosrscRIPr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
ST JAGO DE CUBA.

Baltimore, ApriI IA letter from ST. Jago
de Cuba, under date of the 2Sth March, with
which we have been favored, says:--"The stock
of Flour on hand is about 5000 barrels; the
consumption per month about 800 barrels.--
The du; rs 81 52l per barrel. Baltimore -four
is now at Sl4,o1, and declining; Coffee, 10
per quintal on shore. The privilege Transit
for bread stuffs and ma, al stores, was 10 expire
on the 5th Of May, in consequence OF an order
from the In,endant General Of Havana to the
Intendant of this place; but at the earnest soli-
citation Of the merchants here, who waited on
the Intendant two days since, he has promised
10 use his influence 10 have ii extended, and
strong hopes are entertained Of its remaining
on its present footing II is very sickly on
board the vessels in the harbor, and there have
been many deaths within the last two weeks
On shore it is healthy"
We have also b ZEN favored with letter Of
the Goth ult which speaks at length OF the pro-
credings which occurred al the meeting Of the
merchants of ST. Jago dc Cuba, on that day, in
relation to the extension of the privilege Of re-
exporting Flour, sc after the 5lh May. The
assurances given 10 he meeting by the Intend
ant leave no doubt Of his using all his influence
10 further the desire Of the merchants in this
ma,tersand the letter conclud es by safing that
they are perfectly satisfied with the result Of
the meeting Idmericdn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
FROM SMYRNA.

Smyrna papers to the 2e,h of January, have
been received at Boston. They mention noe.
vent Of great importance. The siege of A.
thens con,inues-bu, Fa5,re has carried some
relief to the Accropois. The Greeks have just
received $4,000 francs from France. Condu-
rotti is said TO have rendered himself absolute
master Of the Hydrioles, with the concurrence
oil Colaeouoni. Canaris has been appointed
captain Of the friga,e Helas. under Admiral
Miaulis; but, by the latest accounts, he had left
ner in consequence of some dispute with the
Admiral. The frigate was still at Egyna.
Syria, Jan. 2o.-Since Coz. Fabvi.r has been
IN the citadel Of Athens, Catay Paeha has re-
doubled his watchfalness, and has constructed
new batteries. He has received reinforce
ihent oil 5000 men, who have been employed
:! MIN TO press the blockade, and prevent any
communication between the Aeropolis and the
country without Fabyier has made already
TWO sornes, in which he has lost eight Philhel-
ienisfs out Of the number of 20 which he had
WIN him. Robert, the chief Of battalion, who
sss been companion in arms OF the Coionei
.Or twenty years, was wounded the day OF Inc
el''anes into the citadel, and died ley days
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16

after of his wounds. The loss Of this officer
can hardly be made up 10 Fabvier
Col Borbaqui, who has been excited to a no.
BILE emulation BY the critical position of Fabvier,
has collected men in haste, and is making the
creates, efforts to place himself in situation to
assis, Fabvier His talents and his courage
might be useful 10 the Greeks ifhe were at all
seconded, but when we recollect all the zeal and
patience which Fabvier has brought to the or
ganzation Of his corps, and the small results
which have been produe ed by it, it is difficult
to imagine that Borbaqui, though Greek,
should2be more fortunate. Great hopes are
placed upon the arrival Of Lord Cochrane.-
There are, as yet, however, no positive adviccs
respecting the time OF his departure. Col YOU
tier, who has disbanded all his people. is await
ing him at Milo. 1t appears that he will not
come until two steamboats,, which are expected
from England, shall have arrived, the Hastings
is entirely disarmed.
There are at present in Greece, oftroops rea-
dy 10 march, none blu, the Alhanians in the pay
OF the Government, and these would pass over
tomorrow TO the opposite party, il the wages
should be greater, or more exactly paid. They
have not yet decided upon the place where the
national assemblies shall be held, the choice Of
the spot alone exci,es discussion. which will
apparently hold out for a long time.
A new mandatory Of false money has jus:
been established at Tina; it is said to be under
the direction of European, who has brought
with him several workmen. Col. Raybaud is
still here; he begins to recover from his wounds.
Ibrahim Pacha is still at Navarin, and his
troops have been embarked on board the squad
ron. Some say that he is abo1r to make an
expedition against Samos Other reports are,
tina, these troops are 10 be transported to the
Isle IF Gambia. But this is certain, military O.
pera,ons are every where suspended, and each
party seems to be waiting for some other deci-
sion than that which depends on the chances OF
battle.
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parency and gracefulness fstyIe, it has all that
the most fastidious taste could desire. But the
mere merit Of style becomes an insignificant
thing when put in comparison with the enlight-
ened magnanimous liberality of the sentiments;
and the precious importance Of the political
truths il impre sses. In this its chief excellence
and most characteristic quality consists L,
gives por,raitre Of the profound and yirtuous
statesman, the devoted patriot; the partizan not
of petty views, but Of universal liberty: tie
richly gifted scholar and lover of the arts; the
amiable accomplished gentleman; the phiIoso-
pher and philantrophisg and his picture has
the seal of authenticity fixed upon it; the testi.
mony Of congenerous mind.
WE would do grea, injustice to a work of
such exquisite finish, if we should attempt TO
give any of it which our recollection may have
imperfec,ly carried away; but we expect soon
to be enabled TO give it entire: and though il
may disappoint the admirers Of turgid vulgar
oratory, vet no praise that we have bestowed
can lead those to expect too much who are
competent 10 judge of its excellence.
The first part Of the discourse is in a style Of
simple elegance suited to its biographical cha.
racter, but becoming more discursive towards
the close; il breathes eloquence of the noblesr
kind-not ornamented by any play Of fancy, but
rising into calm subimI,y by the grandeur of
its views, and the exalted impression of Its
generous sentiments. The criticism upon the
Declaration of independence is worthy of that
incompatible and impershable document.
Democratic Press
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
From The Albany Daily .Adperiissr.

1t SCIENTIFICALLY announced in the Argus
that there will not re a congressional caucus to
nominate the next president Ifso, then why
is the patrsn Of the Argus enGe av oring to efto,
acaucus? But this is not the first time that he
has looked one way and pulled another 1t is
Characteristic Of the man, and the people of
this state will not be duped BY the soothing
tunes played upon his organ here, while he is a
broad forming plans to strengthen The " combi-
nation that is 10 acknowledge him as chief -
When the Fox breaches, let the Geese beware >
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
AUCTIONS.

Ny George johnson.
fit 10 O'Clock on WEDNESDAY merit the sAh instant, at
his auctio, Rooms-will be sold,
casks French Madeira wine
do Malaga do
90 do cider, 6 kegs butter, 1000 lbs Goldfish
box low priced fur hats, do wool do
few hair mattresses, passage lamp
box mems shoes and boots
200 pairs morocco do, with and without heels
~ doz. mock shell combs
ALso-A handsome LOT OF superfne and second cloths
Blue, black, and oxford mixtures
10 pieces ravens duck,
10 do long nankeens
doz. Marseiles vests
Plaids, bleached shlrtngs, longlawns,
Choppas, crayats, &c. &c
The bry Goods will be sold on liberal credit
N. B.-G J. has determined to have his regular
Auctions erery Wednesday, and will at sll times seu
variety of goods at the lowest limitations.
AT PRIVATE SALE
few tierces rice
DO casks Colmenar wine
DO bales cotton, suitable for retailing
boxes drab hats
1000 bushels Lisbon salt
200 do potatoes
handsome barouche with harness and furniture
ofvarous de descriptions apr I6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Public Sale,

I'm the premises Of Mrs. S. MArrIEIp, between
- Georgetown and Gen Mason's Foundry, will be
offered to the highest bidders, Monday, 10Th 9prl,
inst, the following, among other artcIe-A pair Of
Burr Stones, and the works Of Grist ilI-Machnery
on a large scale, for cutting straw and wood-one
small dtio-an Iron Bark Milan unfinished appara.
tus for Cup0lo Furnace Windlass and apparatus
Blocks and -Blacksmitl,s' Implements, An.
wills, Bellows Hammers, and variety Of other utensils
Stone quarying tools-Pump borers--stoyes, ten
plate and ohers-Coal Grates-One large Scale Beam
and some smaller ditto-a variety of Tools and iron
Materials adapted to agricultural and other purposes,
with various Irons suitable 10 Geers Carts, ploughs,
&c-Wrough Iron, Cast Iron, some Stove Plates, and
Wheels and other Castngs-a large Copper and other
Kettes-a number of large iron Weights quantity
of Lumber, consisting of Pine and Oak Boards. Studs
or Scantlngs, Logs &c-a Gondola-a quantity of
Oars and Gondola Scoops, and various other things
not here enumerated.
'fter the foregoing are disposed often small
Houses, with the lots Of Land annexed to them stuar
ted on the Hill, opposite the Columbian Foundry,
will be put to salc Said houses and lots tree from
any incumbrance.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Terms made
known at the time and place Of sale.
Also for Hent the House and premises where 3.
Mayfeld now resides
THOs. C. WRIGHT, AuctioneeI
Georgetown, april SIS 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
From, the " York Commercial! advertiser, April IL
ANOTHER HUMBUG

ANOTHER HUMBUG
We have not read the first part OF the cele'
braIed Morgan Book, protesting 10 disclose the
secrets Of Freemasonry; but book has just
been put into our hands, entitled, "7he second
part of Revelations of Masonry, made by a late
membe, of the crafi," which we have perused.-
1t purports to give the secrets Of the higher
degrees, viz: the "Degree of Mark Man." the
Degree OF Mark MASTER" the "Architec,'s
Degree in Masonry;" the "Degree Of Grand
Architect" the "Degree Of Scotch Master or
Superintendent" the Degree of Score, Mas
tcr;" the Degree Of Perfect MASTER" the "De-
gree OF Pas, Master;" the "Degree Of Excel
lent Masons;" and the "Degree of Super-ezcel-
lent Masons." How every member of the fra
,ernity who has been passed and raised, and
advanced TO the higher degrees OF ancient Ma
sonry, will smile al this enumeration; for with
the exception Of the degree Of Mark Master,
and Past Master, we know of no such de-
g,ees in ancient Masonry. And in regard to
these TWO, which are correctly named, we
boldly pronounce the publication as impudept
hoax as VAS ever PLAYED Oft upon a credu-
lous community. 1t is throughout base Ca
umny upon the order We never heard Of any
such lectures as those given, nor OF any such
ceremonies. nor Of any such obligations as are
;here set forth. The whole is an ingenious,
though a wicked fabrication. Having taken the
high degree Of Knight renplar ourselves, we
speak Understandings and fearlessly upon this
subject, and our denial Of the authenticity of
the book, so far as we know any thing Of Ma
sonry, is solemn and unqualified. If the public
have mind to buy the imposition, so be it,
But we have reason TO think that our course
upon the Morgan affair has been SO frank and
impartial, that we shall be belle, ed in whatese
we may say Of our own knowledge. by those
who are, as we'll as those who are not masons.
And we have thought it our duty to put the
public upon their guard against SO shameless
an imposition. We have never knowingly de-
ceived the public, and we feel no more incilna-
,ion to deceive them upon the subject OF Nor
gan than any other.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
EULoGIUM ON Mr. JEFFERSON.

We went yesterday to hear NICHOLAS BID
DIE, Esq deliver his Eulogium upon Mr.. JET
ferson, before the American Philosophical So
ciety and an assemblage Of citizens. 1t was not
delivered In an impressive manner. but it has
intrinsic excellence Of the highest order. 1t is
gem. We speak from frs, impression-yet
with all due admiration 70: the magnificent no.
dels of eloquence which have been produced by
others on similar occasions; we insist that MIR.
Biddle's discourse will bear favorable COM
parison with any of the master productions Of
its class. In classical ehastsness dignity, trans.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
ish SALT, sc.

HON NosshNS wv
AfANDEVILLE & LARMOUR offer for sale for
wi cash, or usual credit,
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
2S0 sacks blown do
100 chests young hyson tea
40 half chests do do
20 boxes, chests and chests gunpowder and
and imperial do
Is hhds Muscovado and New-Orleans sugars
so barrels do do
10 boxes Havana white sugar
80 hhds Barbados and New-O Orleans molasses
$50 bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee
seroans aotant indigo
10 ca 0cheese
200 boAo mould and dipped candles
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
so barrelsrosin
With constant surplyof
The Best Family Flour, Vines, Liquors, Specs,
and other GROCERIES.
apr9 INV"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Notice to WeN Diggers.

Superintendenfs Office, .april IA, 1927.
PROPOSALS win be received by the subscriber un-
L til Thursday evening the 18th inst, for sinking a
Well on Columbus steet, between King and Cameron.
The Well to be eight feet in the CT ar, and of sufi-
cient depth to afford good supply of water, with
nine inch wall of good hard brick and surb of good
materials. The depth of the water in the Well, and
the quality of the materials to be to the satisfaction of
the Sup. Police.
Any other information wanted, may be obtained by
application to JAMES CARSON, 5. +.
l6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Piano Fortes y Organs Regulated
and Tuned.

ToIIN ANDREW RETzER, tuner and regulator Of
Forte Fanos, and Organs, very respectfully offers
his professional services to the ladies' Of Alexandria and
its vicinity in tuning and regulating their Porte Pianos,
and fatters himself from the ample experience ne has
obtained in his profession and from the general salts;
faction he has always given in the first cities both OF
Europe and the United States that he will never f'il
to satisfy those who may employ him.
Mr. Retzerfurther informs the owners of Piano For
tes that he is master Of method, by which the
tone of Forte Piano. after having become slrill and
harsh by use, will be rendered equally soft and sweet
as was at first; and pledges himself, that if salts
faction is given by him, he will make charge. He
NAV be inquired after at Mr. Deelers Confectionery
Store. ST. april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Notice.

uur r.,., p,nk If Alexandra this day declares
d fsd Of profits. upon the capital stock paid
in, of two and half per cent for the last six months
PAYABLE to stockholders, or their representatives on
anr2 3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16

VIlHE STEAM BOAT PO7UIlLaC, being detained
l. at Rchmondin consequence of breaking the cross
beam of the engine the public respectfully inform
ed that there will no boat leave Washington or Alex
andra for Norfolk and Richmond previous to Wednes-
day the 18th instant, at which time it is believed the
Potomac will leave Washington at the usual hour
anril II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
apr Its


Spring and Summer Goods.
ROBERT barry,
HAS Just received and offers for sale at the most
] / duced prices well selected a,sorfm. Mt Of Bri.
fish, French, German, Irish. Scotch and Domestic
DRY GUOUS,
Consisting in part of the following artcles:-
London superfine blue and black cloths
Do do brown, green and claret do
Do do blue and black ca,simcrcs
Do do grey cashmere for summer coats
Vigonia cassimcres for do 20
White and coored linen drillings
beautiful assortment Of Vestngs
Striped and plain jeans
White and colored sat Gems
Do do striped
Very superior Italian lutesting
Black and coorcd silks
Battese, new article for ladies' dresses
Fancy silk handkerchiefs
Colored cravats and common hdkfs
Best Spittcfeld and bandanno do
Irish linens and lawns, linen canbrics
Linen cambria handkerchief
An elegant assortment Of ginghams calicoes
Yellow and blue nankins
Domestic and British bleached cottons
Brown and cOlored do
Twilled bOmbazetts
Cambria and furniture dimities
Figured and plain Swiss muslins
Do do British do
Book muslns, plain and figured bobbinetH
Plain and jaconet cambria
Bird eyed diaper, Irish do
Belt and plain ribbands, black mode
White sattins cotton stockings and socks
White and colored thread, buttons aud mou'ds
Scotch and burap linens
FIN assortment Of Best OT1ON H7RW,
With many other articlcs-all of which will be ;"
cheap. apr -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Columbian ICE House

ONKUfTtUHerh HOO fH0O"O'
VINHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Il Alexandra, that he will be happy tosupply them
with that healthy and invaluable luxury, ICE, during
the season. having filed the above House. the last win
ter. The Columbian Ice House, when owned by the
late DR.. Richard H. Little, supplied nearly the whole
town, the House being the largest in the town, and
peculiarly adapted in its construction for the preserya
ton ofthe article. twould be superuous on my part
to say any thing by way of recommending the OF
lee a. it would be attributed to the great ruling pas
sion in the human breast, self interest therefore
leave it to the public themselves to decide, whether
they will use or reject this wholesome, and al the same
time, refreshing comfort
Persons wishing tickets for the seassn, will please
apply The Ice will be furnished at any hour during
the day, at the Team Boat Hotel.
WILLIAM B. STEWART.
aDril 1S-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
IN pursuance of and under the authority Of deed Of
trust from Nehemiah Carson, and ife, 10 the sub.
scrber for certain purposes therein mentioned will
be sold on Thursday The sd day Of May, at noon, in
front of the premises.
A Brick 9 Story Warehouse,
fronting Pitt, between King and Prince Streets with
the right of way through Alley Further partieu-
lars and terms, at time and place of sale
THOS SMITH, Trustee.
GEO. JOHNSON,
apr Its Auctioncer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
+. II. RUNNELLS.

King street. Alexandria, ID. C. where cccular demon
straton proves that his are not Pus'
but realities. He now presents the following Louie
ries soon to be drawn, VIZ:
WIS HLNGTON LODGE-CIa No. 8.
To be drawn in Providence, on the 18TH instant
HIGHEST PRIZE 5000.
Tickets 50; Halves l; Quarters 50 Cts
VIRGINIA S7aTE LOT7ERY-M $.
To be drawn on wednesday, 18th April, at Rlchmend.
PRIZES.
$4,000, 1000, $500, 1864, OF 1000, 10 OF
500. 90 Of 200, sc. Sc.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves 2; Quarters 1.
Union CANAL L0T7ERY-2sth Class, new series.
Tn be drawn on the I'd of May, 1927.
SsHEME-Slo,ooo, 1000. 800, 1905, 10 Of
1000. 10 of 500, 90 Of $50, sc. &c.
Tickets 81; Halves 2; Quarters l.
Rhode Island Stale LoHery-ln Class.
robe drawn at Providence; wednesday, YIN May
Capital prizes.
e,oooo sooo , Of ! $50, S Of 1000, 10 Of
500, 90 Of 200, sc sc.
whole ticket s4-halves 2-quarters1.
Mem Ho,k Consolidated Loitery-No !, tw 1927.
tn he drawn in the city of New.York. Highest PR
$4,000, $1,000, 1000, 1865. 10 OF .ooo' ~ OIL
Zoo "a NJ 900, 81 Of 100, sc. sc.
r.h.,s "a 'haIvess-ouarters 50-eighths IS cts.
T;ctes and shares in the above Lotteries for aale at
april Is y. :,;S.n,. .onn.c,ed
P. s. Among other singular incidents eonnee'e 60
with the above mentioned husky W. 49,: "..s,n r.
the "Virgna Lottery Office" IN Washington, ~ ~
whore !, Sas once sold, and afterwards exchanged by
The nurcb.ser for share ckets-and then returned 70
this Ofc. whence il was RENTED as above stated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
SHIP NEWS.
Port uf Alexandria.

ARRIVED.
.7pril14-schr Prompt, Rodbird, New York, 6 days;
fre,gh, for the District Reports the Light Boat at
Cedar Point Narrows, on lore near Iedlow's House.
having rifted from her moorings Thursday last in
heavy blow.
.aprii i5-schr Eliza & Helen, Hyler, Thomaston
lime, to VIM. Fowle Co
SAILED,
sloop Harmony, Rhodes, Providence.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
u The general annual meet
ing of the Sunday School Union Soeiy Of Alex
will be held THIS EVENING, 10th, at the Baptist Meeting
House, and at which the public are respectfully invited
to attend.
The Board of Managers will please meet at the same
place at six o'clock A. &. SMITH, Sec'y. ssh.