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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-29
$50 Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Prince
IL Georges county, Maryland, near Upper Marlbro',
on Saturday night last the sd instant, negro man
sYE. He is about feet 6 inches high, between Is
and so years Old Sye's complexion is of copper CO.
lour he has very teeth and one out before in
the lower jaw, and when spoken to he stammers lit.
tie Is well made. lie has variety Of clothing; but
when dressed for a broad wears a blue broad cloth
frock coat, and black fur hat with black band round
It, have no doubt but he will change his clothing
and name.
When he left home had swollen face and cut finger
occasioned from an attack made BY him OIL his over.
seer few days before he absconded His wife is liv.
ing IN Washington City, with Mr. John Baker,
who hires her of Miss Ellen Waring of this county,
and in all probability he will be lurking about the
CITY near his wife, or, perhaps, he will endeavor to
make his escape tn Pennsylvania he is an artfu fel
low therefore forwarn all masters of vessels and
other persons from harborng the said negro or aiding
him IN any way, so as to enable him to make his es.
cape, as am determined to enforce the rieor of the
law on such offenders will give SIS dollars for the
apprehension of said fellow in the District Of Columbia
or State Of Marya and the above reward if taken
ou' OF the State, and a reasonable expess paid if
brought home or lodged in any Jail that get him
again JOHN T., BERRY.
Berryve, p G. C. August 90, 1928.
O. The National Inteigenccr will publish the
above four weeks and send their account to this Of
flee for payment.
aug % d4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-29

Hon G. Weems, of Marylane--(so are
.,.r Al, all honorable men)-deelared' few
..s hack, that Gen. Jackson was cut mro'f
r1i a..mmds'sr" H..
IN. same Hon. gentleman, (heaven save the
az nnv d., lsres this same "cut throa, and
,,.ras,c," 10 be a saint and sage
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-29

g.. ,,s frs, article in her political creed that
= ;,;,.rv should, in all cases, be sdent to
80 civil. au,hori'y-snd she has CONSTANT!
.'' - BY and upheld the injured and the limo
with this misunderstanding IN ms
.' u.,Jine attitude before her sister States
sus, OUGHT SHE, WILL sHE' VOTE FOR AN
MS hcKsoN?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-29
From Me .3Danv .ary,.s, .8ue. 10.

Total, all ages 1885 between 10 & &c. 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-01

the indefinite article A." a"-The Supreme Court
OF Appeals to which allusion was had. might not
have been distinctly designated-lt might have
been left to be organised or established by the
lcris'ature-but the use of the definite article
ihs points 10 some particular tribunal regard
cd by the section as then in existence. Where
was that tribunal 20 be found! Not, sir, in the
peals had previously existed. Nor in the con,cm-
Pla'ion Of the fu:ure--for that would have in
volvcd yaguoness not suited TO the use ofa def
mite article. u pointed 60 that Superior Cour. of
Appeals, which was brought into existence 10y Tia,
very clause of the constitution in which the def
mite article is used. The constitution gave being
to tie Supreme Court Ct Appeals, by providing for
the appointment Of its judgeS-and must have cs-
tabIished Court of Chanccry by providing, in
the same manner, for the appointment Of" Judges
in Chanccry."
Speech TO DC contirued1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-01

morrow, from either of the Printing Offices in this
CITY; which information, it Is thought proper
thus TO communicate TO our brother Editors The
soiemnization OF the Funeral i; all the news we
should have Ind 10 toll. II was an inpo ing ce-
remony; and the length OF the rrorcsSion aud the
crowded Avenue, showed the interest tskcn in
the occasion. T.AIf. Tsf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-01
- 80. .Aalional Iat.Ilren..,.

The conceal occupation Of the People Of WSsb
ingion, This day. In paying Funeral Honors 10 tho
memory Of the late Major General BRowr, has
called OF 80 many OF the workmcn in the Pint
Ins Offices Of Washington, that, by necessity
T"'her t'ran deTre, no paper will be tsued to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-01
Just PUBLISHED,
N 80. g. q
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~ IA VA -

~ PEFkR COTTON. and fof sale 81 his Law and Mi.,.-
aHeeus BOOKSTORE, The GentLenluil't Hsrs PocEet F
isr oy ,'ehad his'ou' NJ d. formerly Of Smry county VI
mP9Nsu Avn Edition very much enlarged, &c-To vybh
snnso an APpendtri Containing observations aud
oI tne cure OF mot ut the diseases incdet 10 I
SoSs' CaIVe sheep Lambs Swine, Dog al,o 5r
hs ["J OF IirgDo Sud Bo0k I8.fruoiions for isjn
&c. Price 81 50, b,uud. " "'"s
also JuH published The Appendix 10 the above tounJ
ePstse 90 as TO answer for pefsOus already owning f,s
fsuier-P ice - oeuis. inns "'o"'
H. The Appendix eonisins from to 500 new article.
on the SUBJECT vt horses cows, .heep. NC. &C
ne Is nov receiving from The Morrill, a large sunni, . =
Dook', on Law D'yndy, Medicine, rty, Poetry School
quantity taken. ''- "
Purchasers of Rocks will end it 20 her ntere,, 10 give h,,
a rall before pure hasinS. " give "'"'
March I Nv Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-01

LADY, tsrrs 81 obfsinng Irritation Penal. Sen,
nntyt of private family Feschfr, one 49, 80
Ptornre ssifiaciUfv tesnoniais Qualification. l 49,.
es bead ~ by addressing hns % ~. c. rtsr,so,r "
fes ~ I'll .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-01

"A rule hLflso he epaefy eoa IF Chesf,eld ~, f51
John S Grant, PIN. -
dgnnst s.
hiaIoH r. y. Dpssasg, Ch1s' TeryRK zach. nan : :
SAINT Wfn(rte. eror Of John MIR dec. D6s :
The defeHdant Mason T. y UpsAafg not ha.fSs ~,
appearance gvea security according the ct Or dssGJ
and me rules Fl this eoyt and ngpearfsg b sa,f,Cy
evidence that nc ros fuhabaIf of this
Is ordsTsf, That ne sail dsfSnd6nt do oppsrr 49,, -
or befors May cotct nsrf and nssgvsr me bVt az ~
Paini6 and hat copy ef fAis orer be Iorfh4fs ,,,
Cd ~ the Richmond EHquirer for months saccsss1r. -
That aHofher oopy Be ported NJ the front door offh [
house Of this county, for csssire oouyf dsy,
Ma,et Z. 81 81 -s,s a. C.
I'm chan a. Nototsay equity eoIII. x h Fe, fgJa
- samuel d. Burke iszskiah X. ADiersoh, Complt,.
Charles Knight, Andenou ?. Miller, and John A. Miller
Thi. day the complainant. by Abraham w. yes,bi.
Esq htg Attorney, who 81 Ier hn sgsnst The dsf,ns
snts, sud on he motion, appearing The court tb
defendant hhigt not inhsirsnt ~ tbs Conin,n,,siu
aud he not havns entered his appearance ih fh su so
en sscuriy According 10 law and the fns n iii, tsur Il .
ordered That the said deffHdsnt Knsht srveaf here n,
exi Nay court snd Gle bis The Complainant. sid
hhialso that copy Of Tbs ofder BE- FORE inse,ed ~
Two months fur@efsfscit 30 public newspaper nI
o. ne cry ~ Richmond borough of Pefers6ufr aod Got
% - toe lnnt door ~ the cot8se of this county on 90
'gvse''se eoori daJs AccPy. Tsae,
t"ath o. 51--t-sos
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

rori hotad Ia a'mo. splendid naafhltr fe4
which Mr.. Carroll visited lie seYsial as,noia.
lions, and was received on hoard tie ship Thon
commanded by Capt Gardner, with loud cheers
"hen grand National SALUTE Wa Gfed alter
"hich tie Procession was FORMED ~ the same
ORDER aud fr',Iinedio the CRY by ay OF Pfafi
street, aud vas discharged IN Baltimore site.t
Tn Us fftnfn, Ike procession vas joinrd by
one hundred AMI eight irnales from the Union
acfofy, III large cars tastefully decorated aud
drawn each by SIX horses
We must beg the indulgence Of our readers
for the imprrfections ofthis sketch; and wien
they are iaiouned that We have had bur a few
hours during the morning, 10 devote 10 it, and
winch has been necessarily nterfeted with 40
IVY our nsaai ssocatlons, .cthink we shall be
regarded as not having been IDLE spectator, Of
The day, aud the glowing spectaeles Of taste, In.
d"siry mud gehius, that the occasion produced
We shall recur TO The subject, when We shall be
enabled 10 give further particulars OF an event
IN the history OF Baltimore, that carnpt tail to
be remembered with pride aud pleasure 10 the
latest period VI time.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14
Lou tho Bit move rattio,


The hfil second aonyeIsmy OF American In.
hcpendrlee wa crlahtalei IN Baltimore. We
Viii venture TO say. in sr,is more impressive
and appropriate. norc truly Grand aud sleu-
dd than that ~ any other festival eveG was
before IA the United States.
Between seven aud eight O'Clock, the pteceS-
siua began to move, preceded by Capt OK :
fne noop Of hoi 81. Inc PiaNEtRs. wife then
implements lor working on tie RAN Road, heat
d-h the CIVIC Procession. The Grand Lodge
OF MARYLAND mud Ne subordinate Lodges of
Rlason, deco sAted with all the insignia nj IA Al
aucieit Order. occHred the neSt post IN the
ltte, and contributed largely iuthe grandeur of
: re spectacle lar &c w.re followed bV the fTesi-
c'.s,t y Dirco'ors the R,i Road Company the
l.nsiperrs tGr Cnc,nnaln Soc,etv aud the sur
wing Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution.
CHAR1Es CAnBoIr.. of Ctrrolifon. supported
by General Smith. next folo~ ed IN Almost
sl,lrndid l,arourhr and was succeeded by two
other Carriages. IN Wh,rh were M. Stevenson.
Sueal,er OF the HOUSE of Representatives, Gov
Coles, of Illinois. COLONEL Grenier and several
other gentlemen Of distinction. These compos-
ed The Fist Division oi the Procession.
Tne second DIVISION was ootnpo ed ofthe diff
icrent prnfrs Sians, ard Was the most imposing
suertncie we over saw. We shall, however on.
y, he able 10 notice a f''~ oi the various and
,,eautifni features off most excellent band
nf music headed the desian followed tv The
-4gricthuM Saeie'H Farmers. md Planters
These lad three large cars. on which the varr
DIS departments Of Agricultural labor were 70
presented. Ore contained persons sowing and
narrowing in wheat another contained mnt
BERN iress, boauf'dls hung with goideh cocoons
aud slteins q { RAJ SIR. corn efoming. ron Um a
dairg.maB milling het.apig, &asar'ety ofothe,
agricultural otjccts. all IN perfect state OF ma
tune. The Agficultrris,s we've decorated with
heads OF wheat We regret being unable tQ
give the moitos NJ this drpartment--over the
c,rr we poticpd this" 4 land Touring nth
anil. and h8aeg"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

Povngc 10 The South P0ie The British are
abont to undertake voyage through the
South Seas and perhaps. 10 the vicinity Of
the South Pole. Captain Foster has sal.ed
from England in the ChaniCleet bris-he ac-
compauied Captain Parry in his last voyages
but remained with the ship an the coast nf
Spitzbcreen, CARRYING on series OF expert
mpnts on the pendulum, for the purpose OF
determining the figure OF the earth, and the
variation of the law of gravity at different
points OF its surface. Blu, the experiments
are 10 be continued near thr Equator, and in
the hiohcs' Southern ATTITUDES Capt i. viii
run down the coast Of South America 10 Cape
Hnrn-and thence 10 the newly discovered
eroup of the South Shetland i>les-aad II e.
vents Justify il, he is to proceed as near AS he
can to the Pola without risktng the safety OF
his ship The British, having failed in r"acht
lng one pole of the earth, are determined Ia
attempt the other-and it is possible, they
mny discover new lands, which no previous
navigator has trodden. The last voyage OF
Cant Parry does not seem to have lent any
additional confirmation 10 Capt. Symmes' $
theory of the Polar Nerges. The HeclR las
also sailed from England, 10 explore the ives
tern coast of Africa from the Straits Of Glib
rallar 10 the line--a part OF the world which
is little known, aud in which many dangers
are said 10 exist. Richmond Compiler.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14


A Lire Toad IN the Stomack.-The kindness
of Mr.. II. Hampson, surgeon of this town, has
furnished us with the following remarkable ac-
count OF the existence Of that disgusting reptile
toad in the stomach. Of boy, named Butter
worth of Ainswoit til, IN this VICINITY. We shall
quote Mr. HampSon's statement ofthis singular
aud dangerous case The father lth" boy, "a
lad about - wears Of age, waited on hlr. Hamp-
son on Sunday morning last with his son and de
scribed his complaint. lie had been much at
flicted three wears with severe gnawin2 pam
IN his stomach and left side which was at times
excruciating, and TO use the boys expression,
% he was sure there was some varmlnt within
HIM
Mr.. Hampson recommended Il course OF me-
diciue one dose was administered on Mon
day. and another on Tuesday and blythe effects
of the medicine, a large full grown and perfect
load was yoided The boy took II into the
house 10 his astonished and oyeiJoged parents
and il was laid on the hearth when dragging
its legs under its belly it expired. II has no
thing about il diStnguishable from the common
spccies OF field toads. There is a wound on the
back Of its head, but this is supposed to have
been occasioned by some recent INJURY. The
boy was doing extremely well under such CIR
cImstapces. and has since enjoyed soundeI
,leep than for two years.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14
FIRST 'OSE
Bnrrscer AND Ono RAN Roar.


PMrtMcRE AID Ono Raj Roam.
Tn. Masous Brictinyers aud PinSerers were
nunerousiy and respe :tabIy represented.
IN, Painters and Gidsi,rs had stage with
several beautiful devices. and Pamlrr' employ
ed painting hkencsars, grinding paints &c.
The Cabinet Makers had a stage drawn by four
horses. which supported a La and most splcu.
did curled maple Bedstead. the posts and side
bars of winch formed the enclosure and supper
ted the canopy under which Cahlnet.makers
were al work making different articles oi iurni
tIre---oue of WHICH wasa cradle, which was ma.
king while tho Procession WAS moving ont, and
was rocking ON its return. The Upholstcrrrs fol
low ed aud made neat and respectable appeal.
ancr AS did also the Chair Makers and PAIN
tcrs
The Tanners aud Curriers' ncu appeared with
leather ribbons hanging from their ucclSs over
their hosoms. and other appropriate dresses and
deco atoms.
The Cor9pninsrs followed in numerous ho.
DIV aud made a most respectable appearance
They had stage handsomely canopFd, ou
which various articles ofthen tradewere Suspc.,-
died. and several persons atwork one of them
was making an elegant par of white satn shoes.
The Hdttsrs also had a stage with a kettle,
furnace and tables, nj which persons were ma
kong and dressing hats, cutting and whipping
fur, Nc During the moving OF the procession.
two elegant Has were flashed, aud presented
TO Charles Carroll of Calrollton, and General
Smith, on the ground, alter the ceremonies at the
laying of the Conner Stone.
The Turner'S and Machine Mates followed
with stage on winch persons were al work
This was also \ beautiful spectacle.
The I00pcrs also had stage handsomely de.
corai ed and tanoplrd on which they were at
work, Dire sing slaves, and making casks
] The SaiiierS aa9 Harness Makers made -
fine appearance They had four horses most
elegantly caparisoocd. Two with superb saddles
aud brides, aud the others with a splendid SET
of Harness. and led by -four cooured men in
Moorish costume
The Cooch Mixers were preceded by Mr.. IA
vcrson in most superb Barouchc, drawn by
-four horses. with drivers appropriately dressed.
ias C.31r CooptrS also had stage tasteiully
and beautifully canopied with live cedar trees
beneath which they Vere at work, making churns
pals, &c
The Bra's Founders, Copper~Smiihs, aud Tin
, Ptnte HorlsyS followed with "A stage on which
there were persons making stills. kettles. and
tln ware well as . workers in Brass
TIE Printers had highly finished add fully
furnished Car, l6 feet long and wide, drawn
b, four very stout and handsome bay horses.
Inc wheels were concealed by white cloth sus.
pended l,onthe Car, relieved by rich festoons OF
glazed blue muslin 4The. posts and railing were
las,eiuliy crnament9d with OAK leaves, (devo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

soiar .NcroseoT e.-Ne visited Mr.. Nolen's
exhibition Of the Solar Microscope, at the cor
ner ol Seventh and Chestnut street. Oh FRIDAY
afternoon aud ioued him honoured with n
large company Of Young ladies, 10 whom he
was unfolding the wonders oi nature 10 lhtir
great dmirni'on-c5pecially when they snm
piece OF very fine Lace assume the appearance
oil graimgs, with bars four or I've inches 10
diameter.
very hne eambric needle appeared some
thing like an awning post aud the dust from
Il tlE, assumed lie and animation, thai we're
truly astonishing. Tie forms TINT tbs dnsl
iook. were very like the i've handed aruiadl-
10 oil South America, from 10 10 D inches in
length and Tiny showed their strength aud
agility ia IA shaip contest al the chief seat on
the point Of the cambria needle, for which
they commended with most edityiug earnest.
ness.
A lew drops OF vinegar contained eel Of
mosI magnificent siae--enough TO serve
moderate eater through lent
The cryslaIzation Of salts, was The most
beautiful part OF the ekhibitlon-and OF these
the sal Ammnuiac and the Mnrale OF Ba-
rylrs, were m0st attractive. This pari Of tire
exhibition is particularly worthy the atten.
ton Of THE citizens, aud cannot tail OF being
both instructive and amusing. U S. Gds.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

IxprAx LAnIes At the Falls Of St. Mary,
River, near Lake Superior. resides Mr. john
son, the patriarch of the place, whose vile Is n
fulI blood. broad checked Chippewa. " in the FOL.
loving pretty name, Oshaugu ScodagwaH gouh, .
She las three sons and four daughters. all care
fully educated Mr.. Schoolcralt, a man of sci
ence. and celebrated traveller, married the
second daughter who is very accomplished
woman She dresses like fashionable ladies, eX~
cep, that she wears black silk leggnss.--ohe
has Younger sister, who is a charming crea-
ture and would be a belle in Washington
She sings Indian " like an angel" and the cho
rus Of one other songs is zee. yea, gea, h9t1 NJ
Nh. johnson IS rlch--makes annually four tons
afmaule sugar, aud his wife cooks beaver 5 tails,
TO n charm. lHnmpSh,re Gas.
'FHnt's Western Review. from which we de-
rive these particulars, says fths reade- wishes
for longer word, he may have the Mehawk
Que for ,DickedneS 20 wit dorigh,unnntraGSerd-
geireE0uh.
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900

Percussion Gun-Loct.-H were shown last
week = rev nvent"d gun-lock, which entirely
supercedes the necessity OF a flint aud pan as
generally nsrd We will not attempt TO de-
scribe It any farther tina" TO say, II requires but
u singicgrain of percussion powder 10 prime
with. aud this is So placed thai it comes in COIL
tact with the charge, and no flash !, discovered
externally The discharges instantaneous aud
ALWAYS ctfinin whether the pruning IS wet OF
dry. Tho lock is simple in its construction, not
liable 20 gel out of order, and can be easily sub
stituied Tor the common lock without new stock
ing the gun. II is tie invention OF Ma Joseph
Lawrence, OF Chepangn, who has obtained a pa
tent. the right OF which fnr tins country has bera
pun cha sed by Mr. Lev, Williams. OF this village,
as will be seen BY his advertisement in this paper
The improvement i, highly approved of by Rool
Judges. aud it is presumed this KIND Of lock a,ll
come INTO general use, to thu exclusion OF evel
other OuOudosd Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
"Fait &C quiz faut, arrive &c au'n pourra, +"
MONDAY alDas11Nao JUNE ge, 1885,
Cash in Market.

I,HE subscribers having leased for term OF years
L the large three story brick house on Duke street,
in the town of Ale xandria, D. G. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, We wish to purchase one hundred
and fifty likely Young negro. of both between
the ages of anA IS years. Perons who wish to sell
will do well 30 give us call, as we are determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are IN
market, or that may hereafter come into market
ANY letters addressed to the subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandra, viii be prompt! at
tended to- For information, enquire at the above de-
scribed house, a, at all times b. found there
may1 FRANKLIN & ARMflElD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
Districf Columbia,

ounfy Of .7ierandria.
TAMES HARPEyOSlUA HARPER, have APP
81 pledt to the Hople William Chranch, chief
Judge of the Unteates' Circuit Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia discharged from Imprisonment,
under the .act for lief of Insovent Debtors with
in the District of lnbia, on Tuesday the 1st day
of July next, at 9 ok, A. NJ. at the Court House
in Alexandra, whei where their creditors are re-
CURED to at end.
june 20-jt' EDMUND l. LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
TERlL.N.

The publication ofthe CHRoNIcLy will be CONNIE enc.
ed about the first or July next II will be print ed
in the best manner. with new and handsome type.
The price will be three dollars per annum PAYABLE
during the first three months two dollars and fifty
cents lfpaid in al, ance,
HASH gton .aprii16, 1923.
Gr Subscriptions to the above will be received al
this Office, and also at the Book Stores of j. 6 A.
Douglass. and ia. Stewart, in this CITY.
June?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
No,y is the time To use St0mach,c BiiterS,
GRIND Restorative TO Heoith


GRIND Restorative 10 Heahh
DOLT wEnDERBURN, informs his friends and
~ the public generally, he has now on hand at his
shop ON Fairfax.street, lary supply OF the above
uncqualled article, by the bottle, Dozen gallon or
Quart All who are DESTROYS of en- oying that nes,
mablc blessing, heslth-ir climates like this where
fogs and mrasnaS, common at this, and other
seasons ofthe year, will find to their advantage to
use them two three times day, as great benefits
will be derive d from them. In extreme cases OF debi
ltv, they have seldom failedto have the desired ef-
feet as can proved By number of our most repec-
table citizens Of both sexes. They. have also been
used in many places in Virginia. viz: Richmond Nor.
folk Gosport Hampton on the Potomac, Rappahan
noe and James Rivers, and the lower counties of
nd-They also have been spoken highly of
in Kentucky Pensacola Tallahassee, Key West, New
orleans, Matanzas, (Cuba).' Bermuda, ST. Thomas,
St bartholomew and Martinique. Each bottle has a
label of directions and sealed and stamped with my
seal, to prevent counterte'ts
Price so cents per bottle, or IS per dozen Retail
.rs have frequently sold them at 81. April IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

German Linens.
OF BALES Burlaps and Tkenburgs. Received
SJper Shenandoah, for sale by
NAV Is A. c. CAZENOVE & Co.