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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
MarshAA,s Sale.

WILL. be sold on Tuesday the I'M day Of Aprl nert,
w for cash, SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, nearly all
in timber, situated in the county Of Alexandra, about
ten miles from the town Of Arxandrs and Ave miles
from Georgetown, beginning and bounded as follows
At stake to John A. Somers's purchase OF Smith Nj
nor, which piece parcel OF land purchased by
the said Hugh w. Minor Of p. II. Minor, with q
straight line from the stake to box oak and bounded
by the line of Whiting land, thence with Writings
line north, until at the saii Hugh W. Minors
land, occupied by him, thence with parallel line
southwest course to the line Of the trsc! of land
of the said Hugh W. Minor; thence south to tn. be.
ginning. The above propert, is sold to sa.isf! two
executions, one in favor of Philip H. Miner, for the
use of George Minor and Others the other in favor Of
Joseph Sewell. for the of DIR. William Gunnell,
plaintiffs, against Hugh W. Minor. defendant The
said property is first subject to tho execution in favor
Of George Minor and others The sale will take place
at the corner of the aforesaid land, adjoining the late
residence of John Somers, the gate that lets
into his yard, to commence at II o'clock.
C. SCOTT, D. N.
for 7. Ringgold, ".
p. s. Should the purchaser fail to pay the pur
chase money in ten days, the property will be adver.
tsed on the eleventh day. and the first purchaser held
responsible for any deficiency that may arise in
quence Of the second sale C.. SCOTT, d. N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

We learn from the Frederick,own E1amin-
er, that Mr.. CLAY, on his journey homewards,
reached that City on Monday afternoon, "es-
corled by large number OF his fellow. citizens,
who, Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, went TO the Anne Arundel county line
10 hail hi, arrival in Frederick county, and 10
welcome him among them" When we recol-
lect what a soaking rain poured down the
whole Of that day, the remark imputed to MIR.
Clay, that their attentions in such weather
proved that they were no, sunshine friends
seems to have been particularly appropriate 10
the occasione
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Ten Dollars Reward.

an Monday night, some person or persons broke
- into the store of ]. C. Vowel, and took from
thence the following articles four small chests gun,
powder tea, weighing 10 lbs. each-one numbered
lO936, one 1OoS9 one 1906, and 10964. branded
Mayord one half chest young hyson tea, number not
known; a quantity Of beeswax some loaf sugar ;
three large Keys, and eral small two small
brass keys for whiskey stands, tied with apiece OF
leather and other articles, which need hot be enume'
rated The above reward will be paid for the sPpre-
hension or discovery of the theft or thieves
march 2O--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

The whole number Of prisoners in the jail OF
the City and County Of Philadelphia for trial at
the March Term Of the Mayors Court OF SAID
city, is Fifty. OF these IS are black, are yell
low, and % are white. There are among them
ten old Convicts: FIVE white, four black and one
yellow. There are two or three cases OF for
ge,y aud passing counterfeit notes. The other
offences charged are Of a trivial character, pei
ty larcenies, assaults and batteries, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
NF,,sI AN-DRIAs
80 MORNING, MARCH %. 1899:

.,hseries continue to be committed
fO''" ,.n.. was broken open on Saturday
4 smoke a..,,;,y of meat stolen. A most
nigh. 'a a',smpr, we hear, was also made on FRI.
daring ave." 81 ere 10 the block Of buildings at
t'i n's1 go, corner Of King and Royal streets
The The Ere va, fortunately discovered and -, sa h
Inc n'' ,.sore an, damage was done-'he OBJ
sai'ns1 -, ;n,a,siaries was no doubt pfundsr'-
Son ssm e e.,r,ions should be made to '''e'' ''e
o.,,sss of these Williams.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

ANOTHER FIVE PolNTs CASE The n. York
Gazette contains the following account OF aa-
other outrage committed in The Alsatia OF New
York:
On Tuesday evening, between 10 and IL o.
clock. Mr. Geo. q. Strong, assis1an; alderman
Of The OH ward, and James Ballagh, his part
n,r lef, their store with the intention Of return
ing home. Their route lay through the Five
Points" On arriving al this memorable spot,
they found The walk obs,ructed BY crowd
which they attempted TO pass through. Where
upon one Of the individuals accosted MIR. Bal
hsh, toughIy-"What did you run against me
lor" Mr.. B. observed, he presumed the per-
son did not know 10 whom he was speaking.
The reply TO which was a blow from one OF
the men, who struck Mr.. B. in the eye-follow-
ed by another Of the gang, who inflicted Sc
we're wound on Mr.. Strong's nose, supposed
with knife. The assailed party Immediately
raised the cry Of swatch" upon which the fell
low made off, pursued by the Assistant alder
man. Two Of the ruffisns turned into Little
Water street, and thence into Cross street.
One Ofthe men was arrested yesterday morn,
lns Ia the new market in the eastern part Of
the city, His name IS George Haines. He
vas brought 10 the police Office, where he gave
Dali IN the sum Of $1,000. The names Of FIVE
others Of the gang are known, and they will
probably be arrested Hanes was identified
IN Inc police office by Mr.. Ballagh, as the Ger
son who struck him.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Twenty dollars Reward

AN Tuesday night, the Eth instant. the dwelling
~ house of the subscriber, in Alexandria, was en-
tered, ard the following property taken therefrom,
VIZ one carpet, about half worn one large Window
curtain, made Of scarlet marine camblet cloak
rev collar, lined with black one mans hat, (new) I;
one miss ditto two plated urns, of them large
two silver fruit baskets four silver candlesticks, Two
of them large plated castor two plated decan-
ter Sides one of them the bottom injured four sets
Of IVORY handled knives and forks several pieces OF
cut glass; and one hearth rug, half worn. Any per-
son who will give information for the recovery of the
said articles and the thief shall receive the above re-
ward. NEWTON KEENE.
march 2O-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Totai
f2lS,OOO

L;oyd was the bank note book keeper. IL is
in his account there appears the deficiency OF
So 900 pounds sterling above stated. The Ex-
cbeouer bills were distracted from the iron
chest, and, according TO the London papers,
were. ON the mex, day, traced to several brok>
ers. AS regards Mr.. Parkins, he appears not
only 10 have suffered from Stephenson, but
Remington himself, who actually drew from
LATTE, the Partisan banker, leo,5s7 francs be-
longing to Mr.. P. when he must have known
that the house was on the eve Of failure New
York american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

THEArRs.-9y the advertisement in to.day's
paper, il will be seen that the Theatre opens,
for short time, on "Wednesday next. The
house has undergone thorough repair, and is
neatly and elegantly painted. We are unable
to give description of the interior, but can say
the decorations are chas,e and beautiful, and
do great credit to the artist, who has bad a
very short time for preparation. The 2rosce-
mum bears The motto
eye natures walks, shoot folly as it flies,
"And catch the manners living as they RISE"
The Theatre opens the frs, night with
Laugh When You Cam" and The Young
Widow" for the after piece-both sterling pie
ces; and from the cast Of The characters, we
are assured a rich theatrical treat will be at
forded. The Manager, it will also be seen by
the advertisement, has. at grea' expense. en-
gagged the celebrated HERR CLINE Tor three
nights, who will make his FIRST appearance here
on the same night. The astonishing efforts OF
this man have delighted the most numerous
and fashionable audiences. MIR. HAYWOOD will
deliver an Address, written BY himself, appro-
pirate 10 the occasion. Mr.. WILLS, the great
performer, is also engaged as leader OF The or :
chestra.
May we not be permitted to hope that the
taste and disoernment Of our citizens will lead
them to patronize the exerlions that will be
made to entertain them! There is certainly
not more rational, elegant, or fashionable
place Of amusement, and now that an oppor-
nifty is afforded Of enjoying its pleasures, it
should not be neglected. Certain we are that
the respectable and obliging Manager will do
every thing in his power TO merit our fasors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

oursAeEoUs-The Boston Commercial Ca
a'''e gives publicity to the following state
m'n'' 1t ia case Of peculiar atrocity:
feeble old man, (76 years Of ag-) poor,
"oagh respectable, has recently been taken
ana imprisoned on writ for three hundred
S.'ss oy his own soN>lN-LAw, (who married
"s only daushter) TO whom he does no, Che
avs owe a single cent. The object Of the
."-in,la~' In perpetrating this outrage against
a ~ to obtain possession of the sum
y one hundred dollars lodged in the Savings
T.nA ny the wife Of the old man. in the shape
"ASomnromise for the pretended debt. The
iSa,'n''aw had hoped that the poverty and
"""''essaess OF the old man, which would
r w. MN from finding bail, might lead his
10 "', "a terror OF her husbands Imprisonment,
,,. p@' win Der last piece Of coin. II impri-
"nnsnt on mesne process were abolished. or
nm. p'rmiued after some evidence Of debt
or. 'ue0 as the plaintiffs oath, the recurrence
- s's' 0i THIS description might be prevented"
''"'e the publication Of the above article in
:, boston GazatIe, the same paper contains
The following:
N. ,1e public will be gra,i6ed to learn that
VS., gentleman spoken Of in the Gazette OF
by Ivy as having been imprisoned Tor debt
cons. Star relative, has been discharged from
On, emen', through the intercession Of one Of
bv uN humane and estimable citizens, who,
di,o, . "a representation, satisfied the Gre
oOa " ,ae Jolly aud iuhumanity Of keeping
,i,rls anu feeble man in gaol, for debt, espe-
o,5;s - nis inelement season Of the year. The
nan ~ THIS instance, acted as became a
sv,,s Iu the reconciliation which took place
IN, m MN and his relative, on the latter be-
rs liberated from prison, was witnessed BY
naiSIs Snaa through whose agency it was
Mr ''0usa' about, with unspeakable plea
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

Under the head Of "Base insratitude.n the
Norfolk Herald relates that tat,ered and mi.
serable looking man named Rowe, was kindly
taken into employment by Col. VIM. Wrieh,
On his farm, and repaid his benefaclor by run
ming sway with Ssl7, the proceeds of load Of
cotton sold in the Norfolk market, with which
he was intrus,ed He was Immediately pur.
sued, arrested at HEREFORD and brough, back
The Herald says:
"This fellow seems to have been fully aware
that he had committed only breach of trust.
and could therefore bid the Peniteutiary def :,
ance; for when the Mayor ordered him to be
taken to prison, he demonstrated against il with
the most brazen nonchalance, alleging ,ha, he
had committed nc crime-ihat he had become
indebted TO Col. Wright, to be sure; bat he
would pay him every cent, if he would only
have little patience!
But said The Mayor, / commi, you as
person OF ill fame, and you must either give Sc.
curty for your good behavior, or GO to jail
Il don t know what business any body has
with my Jame,' relOrted lh- prisoner,wish per-
feet coolness.
Take him away said the Mayor: AID he
was accordingly gallanted to prison between
brace Of cons ables.
lie had only about 800 about him when Ia.
ken-the remainder he had chiefly spent in the
purchase of two horses
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

In the erof Stephenson, the fugi i've, 1t
appears that when Mr.. Wilson, the accredited
messenger from London, arrived in this city,
he furnished a statement, from his memoranda,
of the property belonging to Remington, Ste
ohenson & Co. which was found to be deficient
Immediately afle, the descending Of Stephen
T., &c followe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

GoLD.-The Fayetteville IN c Observer
on the 18th inst. says-"The gold region in this
state is eolarged by new discoveries almost ev
cry cay. We learn that the precious article
has lately been found in several places near
Carthage, in Moore county, about so miles from
this town"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Public Sale of I.and-For Cash.

DURSUiNT to decree of the ounty Court Of
l. Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst da, tf August,
1929 between William Russell, complainant, and la.
to SELL for cash, the premises to the highest bid
der Wednesday the ST. day Of apriI, at O'Clock,
p NJ 1929, certain tract Of land lying in the county
of Fairfax and State ofNrgnia, the residence Of
the said Daniel F. Dulsny, containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty Sc,es.
This originally first rate upland, and has not
been materially injured by injudic.us cultivation 1t
is about seven miles from Georget0wn, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. Ii is well watered. snd has
on an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
its fences are good and conve nentIy arranged The
title is believed to be perfectly unexceptionah'e and
the land will be shown to person wishing
mine il, by MIR Dulany. T.. HEWITT, Comm.
The lntcfgencer will publish this advertisement Tor
sixty days in the country paper, and send their bill
to this Office feb 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods

NHiS EVENING, at7 O'Clock, at the Auction store
corner OF King and ST. Asaph- streets, will be sold
ny auction, handsome assortment of
Neio and Fashionable Dry GooGs,
Consisting in part Of ad cloths and cassimeres diff.
ferent colors; merno. silk and other vestings Canton
grapes, Grape and cashmere shaws bombssines, eIe.
CANT patterns, csmets and bombazette ealicoes diff
ferent coors and patterns Scotch, Swiss tamboured
and figured muslns, India and british book do, black
figured levantine silk, green and white florence &.
cured wells, elegant white Grape lace do eapes coll
lars and cap patterns, gentlemens cotton and white
thread hose, thread and bobbinet lace, bebsnds; an
assortment of silver spectacles warranted genuine
together with variety of other articles too tedious to
enumerste.
or Gentlemen and ladies' are particularly invited to
call and examine the goods, which may be the
Auction store from 10 o'clock in the morning till in
the afternoon. march %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

r.. ,roceedings Of he Auxiliary Colonial
soe;.y 10 this place have been received
"o' 100 ,na,,ber with the very interesting report
''' I., he Society shall have an early ln'er-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23

W, learn from the New-York Evening POST
Ia, correspondence has been held oe'"ee"
=. ~, President, Mr.. Adams, and James A.
u.mi,oO, respecting The letter OF William
uLm., dated Dec. goth, 1928, and addressed
n Mr. Adams.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Public Sale.

I'M Tuesday the 24th day Of this month, the sub.
the premises that valuable two-story dwelling house
and warehouse adjacent, with the LOT Of ground On
which they stand, the north side of King street
and asst side Of Alfred street; front the former
sixty feet, the latter 100 feet fife e alley.
The above sale will be made under the authority
of deed oftrust, TO secure debt due to II Bank
ofPotomac Sale st half past three, p. w. Ter ms
cash. GEO W'HTTE. BIZ order of
r. l. TAYLOR, Trustee.
march Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
rposcRIprION LIST-No. I.

PRESCRIPTION Lio = >,
~ n, head So much for buckingham"
rrs Pr, sideut has appointed
II. Isaac HIT, of New Hampshire, to be
rcmD,roIler, vice Richard Cuts, re-
nv, ~ a,os KENDALL, Of Kentucky, to be
,nd,,or vice L. Watkins, removed;
", WILLIAM B. LEWIS, Of Tennessee TO be
a Auditor, vice William Lee, removed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
StiN FOR Sale,

StiN Tor Sale,
- That valuable property the
JT5fA tBREETSVTLLE HOTEL"
lid adjoining the public square, Prince Viii.
liam Court House, embracing 5 acres Of
ground stables, granary and ice house, With all neces
sary outbuildngs and ahrick tavern house IN which
are rooms and passages In suitable part a. the
building is store room, counting room and cellar,
well fitted up This property viii be offered on IL
be raj credit on the First Monday in March neat (b.ng
Quarterly Court) and accommodating arrangement
might be made by the transfer of bonds b, he pur'
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
property yields is rather more than $500 per annum
: fc5 Its TIL. r. HAMPTON
~The above sale is postponed unil the
First Monday in Apri it being the day of the election.
march o-tA6 L X. II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Dwelling House at Suction.

S-s On lMondny. the 23d inst. nf II o'clock,
HH will be sold (without resers) on the pre-
hi misses, Two-story Dwelling House situat.
49, ed few doors to the westward of the inter-
section of west-street with Prince, fronting II feet
on the latter, and extending back - feet deep
Terms Cash WILLIAM butcher
march 90 GEO. WHITE, auct,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
BOOTS AND SHOES

- 49,
Consisting, in part, ofthe following kinds
Gentlemen's prime calf sewed boots IS 90
Do do do I'd quality 90
Do do do Sd do so
Do do pegged 1st do 90
DO do do Cd do 90
DO do seal, nailed SO
Lace Boots. Dress Shoes, Seal Dancing Pumps and
Morning Slippers
aides best Morocco Walking Shoes
DO seal do do
Do calf skin do do
Do morocco slippers
Do oil seal do
Do lasting walking shoes
Do French do slippers. ladies leather bootees,
DO low priced leather and morocco shoes
RLSO-lsOO pair mems thick sewed and pegged
high and low quartered shoes 500 boys ditto; mems
thick boots. &c ac.-a OF which will be sold whole
sale and retail, at the lowest prices for cash.
NJ B. 80 cases ladies plain and gimp straw bon
nets, case fine gimps, cheap
Country dealers and others will find it to their adj
vantage to call opposite J. Whites Lottery Office,
Royal.street Jan sl-eou
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-23
Walker & Edison

HAVE just received by the brig Alexandra, a fur
IL ther supply of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
Fashion. bic Tailoring

John 8. ENER~ON respectfully informs his cusI
81 toners and the public generally, that he has just
received from New York, at his shop the Franklin
House Hotel, ~
The Latest FALL FASHIONS for Gen.
temen's Clothing, which viii enable him to have the
work of those who may favor him with preference ex.
ecuted in the fashionable stve, and which he 10
determined shall be unsurpassed for correctness Of
ting aud neatness and durability Of workmanship, and
he hopes. by having his work properly promptly
executed to give general satisfaction, and insure corr.
tnusnce of the patronage which he has heretofore
oeiyed-
strangers and others, DESTROYS Of having their work
satisfactorily made up, parcuisr solicited to call
and view the fashions and ascertain hi. prices which
shat. be reasonable.
lie has on hand excellent assortm Mt Of Tnin.
MIsss which he will furnish at rs reasonable prices a
they be purchased in the town.
J. having been appointed the agent Of N A.
r saruezs patent rules and sq,res together with the
f,shom, informs those who have subscribed for the
fashions, that they be supplied st his shop with the
rules and latest improvements cu,ting--He has
on hand few dozen frs, quality inch painted
both sides .-.. 1852
Any person deIrouts of occurring the art Of cutting
from this rule, can be instructed, at IN shop, the
shortest notices aud am ahoriZed to state. b, Mr..
Sagu. z, that there other person the town al.
lowed to teach. give ,trction whatever.
The Cor teaching may br known application 10
JOHN ~ ENFR>Oh,
.1gent FIR n F. &4GGEZ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
Hardware and Cutlery.

The assortment is very complete, consisting, in
part, ofable dessert, carving and hunters knivs aud
fork; scssors rszors; ance,, pen. pocket seamrs,
cooks, butchers, shoe, oyster. drawing, and cuti
knves; brass and iron rim, morice stock, closet cup
board, chest til, trunk, horse, and pad locks, Aat
round, half round, MILL crsssout, pit, wadng, and
hand saw flies; hinges; crews; bolts nails; tacss;
sprg>; sparrow bills; hobs; rasps; saws; planes; chs
ses; eouge>; augrs' rules; square crmpasse; axes,
adj S. avis; brsIes, spec,acles, candsscks, combs,
needless buttons; sad grid, and wafl irons, tea ket-
le trace chains; coffee mills; curry combs, coal hods,
cottun wool, and horse cards; steeyar; irving pans;
brass andirons; shovel and tongs; spades, sIov Is,
ste, l. pots; owns; skiIles; grddles; sndIron,, odd
lids wravers sals, etc which, whh great If
other rcIcs in the line, are for sale UNUSUALLY low,
either b, Who'll, sale or re,ail.
nov SAW 2wSclaW2W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

~ Some Of the splendid furniture for the
AIS, Room" arrived here, yesterday, in the
ain Superb, from Philadelphia. Oar "repub-
l,,D" eyes were not itas,ed with sight Of the
,oraeous mirrors, SC. Sc; but we are told
lat Jeck,ou man, upon looking Al the huge
5,re, in which they are inclosed, threw up his
s,,. and shouted "hurra for JAG kson!' We
xl,. Colonel Benton could get peep a, them.
he Whites another East Room letter, We pro-
ME, most certainly, to re-publish il =, be-
,,v,s We go the whole for Reform" and the
Eas, Room"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

a., correspondent, Of the New York Mer'
-. Advertiser, under date Of 9Th instant,
49,, p. NJ. transmit, by proof-slip, the fol-
loUpg
q The Atlantic, left Trapsui, (island OF
s;.;, OIL the cath September, and states shat
49,, was .por, in circulation, which was
=, cred. TIA, the British and Frsnth HAD TAKEN
.,ss,ox Oh TUE FoRTs UPON THE DARDA-
,,s AND THAT The BRzTIsH FLEET HAD
,.s,D THROUGH MIRO THE BLACK SEA.
Canaan 4 after leaving rrapapi, spoke a
nj ,n hrig from Smyrna, who confirmed the
.bs,e report. .sL.s,.s. ..s-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
IS RxP NEWS.
PORT OF .akExQNDRfA, ~

s.fE ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 10, .f}fl
Ship Superb. Benedict, Philadelphia, ballast to W.
Fowe & Co and furnture for the Presidents House.
SChr Harriet Toby. Thomaston; lime To w. fowle
& Co. 4-
Sloop Express Curtis, Savannah; salt, rice, and co..
ton 10 James Irwin, sr.-,,-.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk, passengers.
.It-t SAILED. .s.r. .'.s.f~
Brig Actress, Squirting, -- Halifax
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Brig Invincble, Pratt cleared at Boston for this port
9Th instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
JAMES s GUNNELL, Nj. d.
DEETIST,

RESPECTFULLY informs thectizens and visitors
IL of Alexandria that Ire may be consulted AZ OF
y cIaeett', Hotel, on the first and third WEDNES-
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, A. NJ. until
p NJ
AIIiettersa ddressed TO DIR. G at hisofhce between
the United States Bank and the PresIdents House.
wssh;ny,on CITY. or Ief, at Mr. r. Gagetts lIotelin
Alexandra. will be pnnctuaiiy attended to.
' 800 tsss ewtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

''S Na'"na. iarllisrncar s.ss, that oie
"A S2nn the eastern end Of the ChesaptSk
W. ono Canal is going ON with great spirit
fd'e', AID ina, "ali things look well for
rs great work" s,..-.- .,-s -,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
[coMMuNlcArIoN 4

r. e'adrature Of fae Cireis ias,ramenfaly
IL, ~" SOLUTION Of this problsm,hss nren lately
g,s o'ersd by citizen Of this town. The
.A.s s"On aud demonstration are 50 plain, and
cd \" Wat they may be easily comprehend
aoy one possessing The slighies, knowl-
se OF geome,rical science.