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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
SHERIFErS SALE.

I'd virtue Of writ Of levsr fcias, to me directed, will
Id be exposed public sale, at the house OF Charles
Springer sign of the Tons, in Christisna tundred on
Saturday, The i9h OF July INST at o'clock, NJ an that
valuable plantation Of land situate, lying and being
in the Hundred of Chsana, Newcastle County, and state
Of Delaware bounded follows TO wit On the east by
The Centre Road the south by William Armstrong's
and on the by lands of Enoch Gregg and John Cald
we'll and on the north by lands Of James Armor AID jacob
Robinson containing in the WHOLE one hundred and hity
acres be the or less, together with all and
singular the improvements and appur,enances thereunto
belonging.
The improvements very cornmo!ious two story
stone dwelling house and kitchen, large sone barn and
other out buildings excellent apple orchard and sar'e
ty OF other fruit of choice fruit The situation IS
healthy and pleasant within three miles OF the Borough OF
Whining on and about The distance from the Brandy
wine Chaly beate Spring and the Village of Newport The
farm generally in good state of cultivation and under
an unusual quantity of thorn fence handsomely dressed
II is we'll walered by number OF Springs rising out .! it,
and by running through il, besides an eXcelen.
well Of water at the door. The said premises are deemed
and taken be the property which was Of William Armor
dec d. and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sh.f.
Newcastle. July Cd, 1928 @9-ot
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
PLUMBING.

A tie inhabitants of Wilmington about Introducing
N the water of the Brandywne INTO their dwellings,, the
subscribers Plumbers of Philadelphia, beg leave 10 sub
nit TO the Borough valuable Improvements in the
construction OF hydrans and draw cocks -
Their improvements have been recommended by the city
councils an watering committee Of Philadelphia honored
by an award Of Magelanic premium BY the AIMEE
can Philosophical Society, and the Scot premium by the
The advantages Of their Hydants the common kind
are as follows: . III
They can be taken up without digging or breaking ths
pavement.
They do not freeze in winter.
They are not liable ffeguen. on expensive re- pars,
The cocks will probably last oager then % years. bus
the cocks of the red cedar and common hdraats frequent
ly leak and out in ycer.
Hydaus of every construction fixed.
Iron and lead pipes of the first qna'y, lead pumps ros
cisterns baths and Plumbers work q every description
fitted up at Phladelphs prices, by
squares above the Town Hail,
Where .he public are invited sal and examine her IN
provcments ,s u
B. AS the subscribers msrufactnre their lead piPs
themselves they warrant it csabe OF bearing any FREE
sure a,s may 'e subject 70 ~ 's ssss1-a0'As zss
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
CONSTANrINOPLE.

"Wake, wake from thy sleep, tor thy peril IS near
For the foeman hath rushed 10 thy wall,
He hath sounded his trumpet, his legions are herep
This hour thou must guard thee, or fall"
All eyes are now turned TO this lofty city in ang-
ioas expectation Of her fate Sir ROBERT WIly
SON, who IS a good Judge Of such matters, says
that she will not fall an easy prey to the greedy
CzAR. We hope that his words may be verified by
events--;f she must fall, let the northern sava-
ges Tor such they are) have little hard fighting;
ere they reye in the palaces Of Mahmoud The
TunK has as good right to the domains won by
his salorous ancestors as the English king and the
Russian autocrat have to their empires. If he
must be driven into ASIA, We would prefer seeing
his throne occupied BY auy other power than hy-
pocrtical, nordnate, insatiate Russia Her cry
to the world has been that OF the daughter OF
the horseleech z Give siys" Has not the world
given her enough s-wll mt orc third of the earth
satisfy her fierce rspacityP Must size still put
the white robes Of religion, and under that guise
spread desoaton and death around her, till her
vast flag overshadows the whole earth Who puts
any faith in the honesty of her appeals TO heaven
in her profane and i,npons invocatlons to the God
Of Battles to bless the sword OF the plunderer ? 1t
is not the Cross of CHRIST that she means to
plant on the turrets Of SOPHIA, it is the BLACK
EAGLE Of RUSSIA It is not against the followers
Of me Koran that she sends forth her egions it is
against the rich owners of the finest land earth
she means not to conrert, but to conquer the Turk
The sanity SuwARRow raised his bloody hands
to heaven. as he stond the ruins Of lsMAEL, and
thanked God for the favor he had shown to his
faithful servants In the same spirit OF audacioue
and insulting impiety will NICHOLAS chaunt Te
UpVns upon the wall Of BYzANTIuM rhe time is
passed for spreading Christianity by spear and
iame She walks abroad in the spirit of peace,
aud makes proselytes in the language of love and
GOOD uiil to man. She bears the sacred Bible and
net tie murderous sword Her paths are paths OF
peace. Her name ma 80 with inc ambitious Car
~her spirit never will.
We cannot JON in tie general outcry against
The prescribed Tuik--we would rather consider i
his Misfortune than his crime that he is ignorant OF
the true faith We would rather attempt to en-
tighten that ignorance. than to cut him OFT III his
darkness from the hope of life and the possibility OF
Improvement We would not destroy body and
soul together. And never as Christians, would
we sanction the deep and tlastlous hypocrisy which
makes religion cloak for political atnbltion.-Su
Is the hypocrisy Of RusatA.
". r Morning Courier.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
NOTICE.

rEyE Subscriber has discontinued the retail DRY GOODS
4 BUSINESS, snt continues the Whoesaic, with the
addition of Coms.icn bas,ness. Liberal advances made
in Cash OH Commission Goods
:" JAMES GARDNER.
Juv Q 1909 49-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, at Wilmington, Det
July. lst, 1928.
Persons calling ior letters this list will please say
hey advertised
a I.owrany CLARK
Rnber, A,rey Thomas w Clark
Maria Asirth Sara, Cling
Vincent Armstrong Diana Cieaser
George Andelsoa Thomas Clement
Isaac Agaess Mar saret CGchrn
y,hn A,ry Timo,hy Caldwell
John Alison William Cotter
bert g. pna Nicholas Curry
Elizabeth Aydolott John Carl
Ann Anderson James Cam
Peter Alrich John Copper
Pierce Crosby
Wesley Baly Hannah Clarke
Louisa Jane Bddle Clarissa Chandlee
Francis Royce i. Cornish
Mary H. }uusall Joseph Camperson
David Brooks Mary Carpenter
Richard L. Burnham Margaret Carlisle
Thomas l'ayi James Cfossoh
George Btattan John Chandler
Cant John Ball Hugh Crosson
Robet, Bakune Rev Rowland Colt 2
j. Bosler s. Co. 2 susanna CaItnen
William Baldwin Sarah Celand
Daniel Bailey John Chandler
Sarah Bias James Cather@ood
frances Borden
Ann Bouldon Ann Dougher,y
Nathaniel Baldwin Captain Delaplain
John Balance John Doyle
Robert Bushell iohn DAVIS
Samuel Brown Charles Douglass
7
Joseph Balantinc Matthias Draper
James Reckett Peter Doyle
f,ant James Bennett Jeremiah Dodsworh
sarah Baldwin William C. Dudey2
Caleb Bonsall Hannah Dixon
William Brown James Denney
John Bradford Elizabeth Ann DrWes
Wilson Brooks
Louisa Jane Bddle James Enston
Wesley Baily Sarah Ellis
Ann Baker Dyer Ellsworth 9
C Hampton u. Elliott
John s. Clarke William Elliott
Nathan Cornish
Elzabe.h II Cochran J. P. Farlamb
MIR, Conar6 capt. andrew frampes
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

Riches are what the good man considers lightij,
Death is what the mean man considers OF impors
tance.
If mems desires be laudabe, heaven will cera
tain!y further them.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

and Tortoise lately taken Mnunt-fioy, N.
which was marked, in figures, "1710" If this date
at that time, the tortoise must be at leafs
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

Inc editor of the Delaware Journal did not we
Feleve write one word Of the trash that appears
\ EDITORIAL in the last number. 1t looks as if it
40 been sru5bed up, or waled through tempest.
sis very POOR indeed.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

Henry Grimes
William GarretsoE
Samuel Grimes
Joshua V. Gibbons
George Gregg
Joseph Garrett
n
William Hilton
Robert Iiiiton
Peter A. Iiumphries 3
John Hyde
Patrick tlaw
Samuel IIarb!son
Peter Hubert
Rev James Hallman
Samuel Harper
j Iiaise
Joseph IIibbeid
Ann Eliza IIomberg
Major llasson 2
Thomas j. Hull
Joseph Hayes
Stuart Henry
Samuel lance
Ell Head
William Hamilton
William W. Harvey
Stephen Hayes
Henry Hecox
William Humes
Mary B. lieald
Thomas +. Hiitzhumer
William Heather
Thomas tiauain
Mary Head
Robert lalltcn
TT
Margaret Irwin
Latina V Jackson
Mary Ann Evans
Mrs. jackson
Lewis II johnson
Thomas Je@ett
George l.. Johnson
Washington Jackson
Margaret Johnson
George w. llH
Mary Ann Irons
Margaret Irwin
r.
Nancy King
Ann Kirk
Elizabeth kelvington
John Klnsey
Robert Kelly
Samuel Knight
Thomas Knox
l.
Margaret II. Lewis
Robert Lisle
john Long
James Logan
Samuel Lecoyt
William II. Lippett 2
Miss Louche
NJ
Elizabeth Msgee 2
Robert Miller
Joseph Me dinghall
Thomas Major
Thomas Mahafey
john Morgan
John Mason 2
Benjamin Mason
Theodore Mitchell
Robert Mars
Fretlrick Monain
VIII am Numford
A v Mattson
Moses Muanister
James Miller g
William Martin
John Mahatfey
Patrick Mooney
"
William N Naudain
Jam 5 Seild
Dell Nnblr 2
Eliza Norris
Joseph Orr
Maxwell Ocheltree
John Owens
Jacob Pen,graph
Charles Pha aoh
James PIncoast
Samuel Peterson
Anna Price
Adriana Physick Q
Ann Perkins
Philp Perman
Edmond Physick 2
II. j. Pepper
Rebecca Paynter
john peacl,
William 3 Perki1a
Jacob Parker
Isaac Pyle
George w Powell
Ann Pol nsett
Mary Pennington
Jonathan Pierce
R
Sarah Richie
4Q-3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

MISS KemmingtCn
Thomas Robinson
Robert Robinson
William Rankin, jr.
Albert Robinson
Rachel Rolling
Jane Kill
Rachel Richards
Jacob Rivel
William Ropen
Mary ID. Robinson
Charles Robinson
'rhcmas Richards
John Reid
James Richardson
bliss Sarah Reynolds
Thomas Rogers
Sarah X ads
Abigail Richey
Thomas Rober son
Jonathan Rumford
Israel Robinson
Mi chaell Robson
George J. Reynolds
Moses II. R,ch
Mrs. Roberts
Henry Rich
William I. Rogers
S
John S,idham
Moreton Sillle
Thomas Spack man
Frances Scahdeli
Abraham Sclirader
Thomas Stephens
Authoney smith
Adam Short
Jacob Stroud
David Sims
Cart Jacub Somers
John Shields
Luke w Spencer
Augustus Scout
Lieut.. las s,mington
Daniel N. S.empe
Gilbert Saxtcn
Wlliisr, Smith
Sarah s sheppard
David Stidhan
Lenira Stidham
n
Levi Tally
Thomas Turner
Joseph Thomas
Enoch Thomas
David A Thompson
Ann Thompson Z
Aquila Thomas
John Taylor
William Trenholm
ID. latnm
Gregg Taylor
Elizabe til Taylor
Sarah fhcmas
James Todd
Ann Eorbeft
V
John Vanncman
William Yannerman
Ellen Van,lever
Jeremiah Vinson
John NanburlSaloN
W
Rev. S. Wilmer
Lydia Wilson
Ambrose Williams
Anna Way
John Warwick 9
Mary West
Matilda Ann Whiiesluc
George Weldon 2
Hamilton Walker
Hannah Woodland
Kew Ralph lVcollston
Henry Wlencii
Eilin Weeks
William Wilcox
Ellrn Watson
Edmon +. Wood
Capt Jonathan Wilson
Reuben Wheaton
Ellin Watson
Christopher II. Webb
Clarke Webster
John Wood
James Watson
Amos Warwick
Samuel Wllston
William Webb
Darid White
Della Weaver
JaH,es Walker
William Wilson
Mary Walker
Mary Waddell
Maria Waldervin
Thomas Walter
Henry wilkins
Clarissa G Wilson
Anna Waters
Mr.. Woodcock
Anna Wells
Thos. Walker
Isaac Weldon
7
Anthony Young
Sarah Young
William Young
Nc
Samuel McCulchin
Alex. MacLaurin, Esq.
James McClen,ick
George F, McCalImont
Sarah McCalisiar
Hugh McDeyitt
Samuel Mci,t,fcht1
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

s-PThere will be divine service and sermon in
the l,t PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sunday morning
and evening, by the Rev. Mr. COLT.
Jutv a.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

ErTHE COLONIZATION SOCIETY will hold
Semi annual meeting on the 4tn instant, at 8
O'Clock in the evening, in the I'd Presbyterian
Church; at which time. by request of the socetys
an ORATOR will be delivered by CHARLES Tho
MAS, Esq. general attendance Of the citizens is
invited
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
FRlpAY, July 4, 1928.

frcMwn M hS e X" Inon from anoher.n WASHINGTON
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

Delaware and .N'orth Caiotiaa LOTTERY. 9M Gasc,
70 be drawn At Wilmington, Del SATURDAY., the 10Th
Of 5uiy. 1928. 54 nlmher lotery--e drawn ballots
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04
CHARLES SAUNDERS

EBESPECi FULLY informs his friends ald the public.
d that he has re,urncd 10 tins Borgt, and hs he
commenced The PAINTING GLAZING And PAPER
HANGING all It's vanos bra ch, aid nores, by strc
attention business to merit STARE pubic paro age
July 3, 1923 Att
N. B. wamed as an apprentice; Toy from IS 70 IS
years ot age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17


! INTHE SENATE, on Monday Mr.. Eaton intro.
drced Joint Resolution, amending the Resolu
ton Of 1919, relative to the election Of P,in-
ter TO each House of Congress, SO as to make
majority, instead of plurality Of votes, neces.
sary TO choice. NJ, Siisbee gave notice of
has intention TO introduce Bill Tor the construc.
ton of Breskwa,er al Nantucket.
In THE lioUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES on Moa-
day, the resolu ions laid Oh the table on Friday
were taken up and agreed to, bu, the hour hav-
Ing been nearly consumed by the Offering OF
petitions very few new resolutions were offer
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Ward, the petition here>
,ofore pesen,ed from the officers Of The Army
in the late war with Grea, Britain for grants
OF lands, was referred to .he Committee on Pub
lie Lands
Mr.. Cam5reling, presented memorial
signed by 76ool citizens Of New York, pra-
ing for duty OF 10 per cent. on Auction
Sales.
The House then took up the Bill making a
further allowance Of drawback on Sugar re6n-
ed in these United States, upon which some
discussion took place, which was in,erru2 pied
before any disposition Of the Bill by success
full motion to sdjourn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

certain it is that extraordinary efforts should
be made 10 prevent the recurrence Of such out.
| RACES, and to bring the Perpetrators of them TO
condign punishment. IL the Night Watch aud
Polio. Officers are moi sufficiently hume. Oh, or
vigilant, Others should be employed, and tn.
citizens called on to aid them, by forming Pa
troles for time, Above all, The Police Off
GERS, and all good citizens should use every ex-
ertion 10 defect the villains now proving a.
bout the city. They should watch ,igilan,ly
every suspicious person, and endeavor TO gel
a clew by which to detect the guilty.
The houses Of persons suspected OF receiv-
ing stolen goods, should BE- especially watched.
There are many such who have hitherto elud-
ed justice, well known to III: Police and he cI-
tizens generally Who has not heard of GER
tain man Oh Cary street, who has for years been
in the daily habit Of sending to auction, shot,
nails, coffee, sugar, &c. which are VIGOROUSLY
known 70 have been stolen While such "a.
cilities as men Of this description offer to rob.
bers TO dispose Of their plumber exist, il is in
vain to think Of curing The evil. They must
be rooted out. The citizens will support the
Police in the attempt. Their personal services
and money will be cheerfully contributed.
AS clew to detec, the robbers who assaulted
Captain M'LellauG, it may be well to state, that
his watch-key is of silver. with the initials s.
NJ. S, it.
Capt. M'Leland had not recovered his sens
es or speech last night, and his recovery is
considered very doubiuI,- Rich. Wig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

~RopupRs.-Much excitement has been pro-
duced among our citizens in consequence OF Sc.
veral persons having been recently assaulted
and robbed in our streets at night, and stores
hrol.n into. besides an unusual Dumber o;
,befts having been committed. Among the
o,,,ares We have heard of, the mate OF Bos-
ton brig was knocked down and robbed n. ar
Rockets; Mr.. Fullerton was knocked down.
and severely injured, near the county court
house, some Of his teeth being knocked fairly
out; and on Thursday night, capt, MLe'iand'
Of the schr. Mary, in The Dock, on his way TO
his vessel, was knocked down, his skull 'rac
,ured, and robbed o! his watch ana mo"eym
He was then dragged to lighter acG thrown
nth il, where he was Sound yesterday morning
senseless. His life is in a precarious stat
On Wednesday night attempts were MADE u
break open two cellars on Cary strees;
Many ceosure severely the Night w a'oh ioi
no, preventing these outrages, and the romeo
for not detecting the perpetrators. we kno"
no, whether they deserve censure or ho'' wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Notice.

TN obedience to decretal order oftbe County Court
i of Fairfax sitting in cbancery-wherein among
other things it is ordered" That H. &. RatclAt, do
take an Of and report to this court all claims of
creditors under the deed OF trust from Edward Adams
to Thomas Moss and George W. Bincoe, under date
of 23d August 1921 and that the said commissioner do
give months notice by advertisement in the Phe-
nix Gazette and at the frontdoo Of the courtb house
of said county, for all persons claiming under said deed,
to exhibit their claims to him, with the vouchers
proof in support thereof &C and it also having been
agreed on to embrace all Of the creditors Of the said
Edward ADAMS Of every descnption-All persons hay
ing any interest under the deed aforesaid, we'll
his otter creditors, hereby notified that shall at
tend at william r. Richardson's Tavern Fairfax Court
House, on Tuesday and "Wednesday the Esd and oath
days of December next, between o'clock, A. and
O'Clock, r NJ Of each day, 10 carry into effect the
said order and decree where they are required 10 at.
tend, with the necessary vouchers OF proof 10 sup
port their several claims.
I ROBT. RADCLIFFE, u c. C.
J .oy 1s-aa cot25dDcc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
New Fall Fashions.

vruN 9. EMERSON has the pleasure to inform ms
1000 d;reet from Philadelpha the latest fashions,
teeeher with pattern suit Of clothes for the purpose
Of EXPLAINING the mode the better to those who may
do him the honor of giving him call. -.
Us. r. takes this opportunity Of returning ms
thanks to his friends and customers TOR then
tnons1e heretofore and hopes they will continue it, as
W sete,m;ned that he will, at all times have hiI
work done in the best and most correct MANNER not
n. b. My engagements for the fashions are such
that receive them from Philsdelpha tour umes our
!ns' 80 and from New York as often As they arc
,"S by the proprietor Of that work
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

An arrival a, Norfolk, from ST. Barts, CONS
,unica,es the following intelligence of the
markets:
II 81. Barts, the lost Of November, the markets
re,e dull Com 90 cts. per bushel; Black eyed
meas 25; White do. ]; Slaves $50 per NJ;
Lumber, w. p. l2-EEports, Molasses (kng>
s,. Island) 10 cts; Rum, Grenada, 80 Cts.
AS Pierres and Basseters, the markets for
American produce was very duh. Corn 81 cts
o,r 5ushel; Slaves Sss per NJ; Molasses, gal
y cts. Money scarce; Dollars 8 per cent prem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

he Baltimore papers announce shat Miss
Frances Wright will deliver In that city q
course Of Lectures on the nature aud extent Of
Knowledge and its applicability to the ameliora>
tion OF the condition of the human family.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

In an article in yesterdays Gazette rela, i've
to the cure Of Dyspepsia, the word soap was
printed for SCOT. The cure recommended is a
strong tea OF wood SCOT, drunk freely, cold, at
the pleasure Of the patient.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Stocks for Sale.
EnglisM and domestic Goods

CHARLES BENNETT
upAs imported by the James Cropper, from Liver
III nool. and Brighton, from London
70 bales shad and herring seine Irvine
8 bales superfue white and brown shoe thread
case ladies and misses cotton hose Of sup quality
few pieces Scotch jaconet, null and imitation lndia
hook muslins; and has recently received and Of
Gers for sale, by the package or piece,
,,o,,.sn domestic bedticks of excellent quality
nsacbed and brown domestic cottons, extra fine
plaids and stripes
Be company ehoppa romas and yellow oa9daoos
To Rent,
Tina. very comfortable dwelling
SE house, for many years occupied by Nj. Tho
Az, massmith. appiy as above
HHG dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
JAMES $ GUNNELL, Nj. D
NEEYIST.

EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visitors
u of ilexand ia that he may be consulted at Br
II Giagetts Hotel, on the first and third wEDNES-
DAY in every month, from O'Clock. A ~. until
r. VI
Alietters addressed TO DR.. G. at his Office between
the United States Bank nd the Presidents House,
Washington City, or left at Mr. H. Clageo's Hotein
Alexandria, will be punctually attendedto.
april 81 eWG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
AlEGBSx AN.DRIAs
,rrnSrspAy MORNING. DECEMBER II. 1923

Mr., Sloane's Address occupies our columns
,his morning, to the exclusion Of other matters.
We hope we are done with this SUBJECT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane, No.
to be drawn at Hartford on Friday, 18th December
48 numbers-7 drawn ballots Highest prize $4,000
Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters /,
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No Ia, for 1928, to be drawn at Philadelphia ON We'd.
nestlay 3ist December 40 numbers-6 drawn bal
lots. Highest prize $4,000. Tickets S20 halves H.
quarters S, eigh,hs q For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
JnMn Summers,
Coach and /! Harness Maker:

COaCh anU :. aFHtSS NIdktT,
an t.9ssph stree between King and Prnce-streets,
~ returns his r..tcfai Acknowledgements to the ci-
tizen, of exaaria and its vicinity for the liberal en-
enlargement which he has received since m has com.
menced business, and them that he will work
ON as reasonable terms as any body the District and
still hopes ny his strict attention 10 business, and his
earnest desire TO please. TO merit share OF the public
patronage.
". b. I'll orders will be promptly attended to.
dec Is ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

appointed Gen. VIM. King, Senator in Cons
sre''' in place Of Mr.. Paris, RESCUED, turns
out not to b. correct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Seine YWine.
augustus Maiar,

ORGAN MAKER, FROM PARIS,
N the honor of informing the ladies' and gentle
IN men of this city, that he will undertake to repair
organs tone and repair piano fortes. and other nsru
men,s. lie also makes Spanish Guitars
lie would also wish 10 give Lessons in the French
Language
He may be found next door 10 the Union Tavern on
Unon-street dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
James Mckenzie & Go

James Mckenzie & Go
uAVE Just opened, per Columbia from New-York.
IA Super black and scarlet cloth piaids
Real Scots Tartan, various clans
Ph,d Pdfneyne, anew article for ladies' dresses
Are, plan and Nankn grapes
Blue black sattins, white merino shs wis
English thread edgings
Barrage Gro de Lyons and Gro de Nap hdkfs
Cold ItaIinetts, Jaekson's mockasns
Ladies' steel nilt cloth
Fig'd Vrnetion carpetipgs dec 10--3t cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
Groceries at Cost.

HAVING determine to close my business on Vow.
III es wharf, will sell of at prime cost, until 18th
instant, whole stock, together with that of the late
firm OF Robinson e Shinn consisting Of Whisky,
Brandy, Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and
GROCERIES GENERALLY,
Stand casks, scales, weights measures, and every ar
tice necessary for grocery store On the 18th inst
the residue will 5e closed at auction.
dec 10 JAMES ROBINSON: