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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
District Of Colombia

Ahrandria CODntug
hraIL Tenn, 1889.
Charles Murray. Administrator !
Of Matthew Robinson. decd. CoNplt
Jfg0inst
John n. Robinson, William 70.
binson, william n. Mutt. Ad. >MCI,-,-
minstratur of Elizabeth 70.
binson decd Margaret Ro.
binson, Elizabeth Maddox,
and William Sutton Defs.
TIME defendants John ". Robinson, Margare, Ro,,
i son, Elizabeth Nadlock and William sutton r..
having entered their appearance aud given secunI,
according to the statute and the rules Of this Corr
and it Ippearng TO the satisfaction Of the Cou,, uno
affidavit filed, that the said John N. Robinson N,r
ret Robinson, Elizabeth Maddox aud " ilIiam sWo,
are not inhabitants of the District Of Colun ba: h
ordered that they do appear here On the FIRST day q
the next term and enter their appearance and srt
curiy for performing the decree Of the Court; and t
a cory of this order be forthwith published iUr IL,
months successfully in the Phcnx Gazette, printed,
the town of Alexandra, and tina. another copy be DOS
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse Of said COUNT
1este. T.. ]. LEE, &C
august 4-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

Baltimore county, October T. TO-. .,.
About four winters ago, was severely 'io'' Wv,
in both feet, and became quite lame Every SUI,
ing winter brought forth the severity OF The r,J
heard of Judkins' ointment and bad 1t apl'uS
acted like charm, completely curing me ~ nv
time. EDWIN ii. SHELNEhDl''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

.innap0li', TPH To-
thereby certify, that have used some OF 'u",y
ointment in my family with such success as eoD 'sT.
me that it deserves to be recommended 10 inc
ed. One instance-My son had been la6orlnS %,
very disagrceablc eruption on his head thai S'
all efforts to cure il-untilby applying part 0''!"
- "'' "'''e , INV u :" NY. DUAL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

his4Nrry natural curiosity that people have
70 kncw mCrhing of the personal appe arance
Of tto>p who make a noise in the world. A
writer in the London New Monthly M.g ,zne
gives US IN interesting portrait of the great
lish orator, O'CoNNELL III, was" says the
writer, ABOUT FIVE feet eleven and half inch
Is h'g', and wore porlly, stou', hale and a.
agreeable app-ararce. His shoulders were
broad, ahd his legs outly built, and, as he at
hat mumen, STOOD, one arm in his side pocke' g,
the other thrust into wAiScoat. which was al
most cOmpe'ely unbuttoned from he heat Of
| he day, he uld have made a good figure for
A- rapid hu fine finishing pencil Of Harlowe.
Ms head vas covered with ligh' fur cap,
'oIh, partly thrown back, displayed tina,
'''ailh Offorehsad which have never yet Sc II
1'%nt Pom real talent. His eyes appe ared to
nv al That instant, 10 be between a ligh blue
'l' grey color. His face wss pale aud sal>
wv, as II the turmcil Of business, the shade Of
ne or The study of midnight, had chased a.
v! me glow Of health and youth Around
"mou,h played cast Of sarcasm, which, to
III eye, at once betrayed satire, and it ap-
""'u as 1t the lips could be easily resolved
''' ne =" rlsus sardonicus" His head vas
'"A4' larger Than that which a modern
'>"'"e denominates the medium size" AID
v" well supported by stout and well
'''1'1oO'd pedestal which was based on
~ 'u'L round, promins nj and capacious.-
we was shaded by d brow which thought
VIII De more ccngrnial to SUI shine than
w anu The rost was neither GlecIan nor
y ,."4N' but was larg- enough to readily admit
y" INTO the chosen band of that "iIumortsl
w. who chose It's body guard with cspa,
lungs and noses, as affordine greater ca
,'''l'y OF rdsrg,ing toll and hards lip -
T.ner, ,ppcared TO possess strong ply
E,al Noucr>."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

F., ''',SCfRAoEs The New York Evening
]. ''"@' Of the !7,h instant sSys--" A 2er>on a,
\, ~ m1'qrrrldcs last evening, informs
&" was very tEinly attended, and that
we're no females present save those of a
-, ''aiacter. At about eleven O'clock
- ''''' ms came in, bearing VIVA, wa> intend.
:. present the dead body Of MI. Morgan
s, '''ne said, TO represeu, the death Of he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

The following letter from an American
source Of high intelligence in London, is the
fruit Of cautious and sagacious enquiry among
those most qualified to give information Its
explanation Of the causes Of the reduced aver
age of prices through England, and consequent
satisfactory, and certainly more to be depended
upon than mercantile leters, prices current &c.
too frequently Influenced by interest Bread
s,uffs, we should conclude, are as much depres.
ed at This moment, as months ago, they were
unreasonably elevated in price. If the poll
tical conjecture, hazarded in the letter, should
prove true, its increasing probability must have
great effect upon the prices Of bread.
Richmond Whig.
LONDON, 18th March, I829.
The preceding week there had been small
depression in the price Of Wheat, so as 20 in
crease the du,y 10 6s Sd the quarter. One Of
thn reasons assigned is the quantity Of wheat
imported from Spain and Italy; and from what
it had not been anic pated, dificul y was found
in procuring war, house room, aud the sale was
fore d-'he quality however, was SO inferior,
as scarcely 10 be Fl for use. A second cause
assigned is, that all the imDoriations (alWosD
are made 10 Londsn-t xcess is Their, md it
lakes some time 10 distribute it through the
kingdom. Another assigned reason is, tha,
some of the Grain dealers became distressed
for money, from the extent Of their purchases,
and forced maturrly into the market; while
the dealers who had capital efficient to stand
the temporary embarrassmenrs themselves,
con riCuted 10 reduce the price, so as TO ia
crease the duty, and xcluGe for season, al
leas' importa ions-.hey in the mean time
probing bv the thus produced scarcity, and
wing he price OPP as high, if not higher,
then - any time during the season, and wi,hin
few days the piicr hiss again began 10 rise, &
no hing could rcpress the price but necessity
GAS and Pora' oes under is influence are ex-
ten,irsl, substituted for Wheat, but continue
10 think -Four here Will be from 36s 10 ass
IT., medium being equal 10 about 54s currency,
or 80 All the rumsrs al a here c,uf,m the
fac; tha' the campaign between Russia and
iutkey has already commenced. The scale Of
preparation by III" b,Gge ents, and the CONS
mon haired pre-, a,Iing between them, which
may well be called r. roc Gus, foretell scenes OF
slango'er and uf d, ath, which when fill
I'd up by the eff It's Of the destructive climate
uuder wHiCh, hey are to war, are appalling 10
hnmsnity No, can it well be doLo'ed, if the
Turk should We d'Iven', 20 the val, as seems
most prob bic, that Western Euope will BE-
Undue ed also o 'okr par, IN the conflict. his
year may produce great events; and we're to
h zard COT lecture, would say that the scales
are equally balanced between peace aud gen
eral war In Europe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
Tvustee's Sale.

ssZss on the third Monday in way next, the
,Y:Ss subscriber will off, tor sat- 1t public auc.
sTtS tior, a, the Court house OF FAIRFAX county,
x,ss the following valuable lands that is to say:
tract fand, on the waters of Gauey River, in the
county of Keuhawa, near the Randolph line contain.
tanning 20 900 acres And FIVE tracts Of land in Hamp-
shire county; conveyed by Ferdinand Fairfax to Rob
Patton r. by de ed, dated ilth November, 1919,
recorded in the Clerks Office of said county:
One of TING said tracts containing 1884 "cres;
One othe$, containing 20 acres, adjoining the lands
formerly George Gilpins Christian Ste phens's, and
- Flakes;
tine othrrtrsct, containing 70 acres, adjoining Mon.
roe's, Syaford's and Cliut1n's urveys;
One other tract, containing SOC acres, adjoining
John Iiouses old survey, and the lands Of West
Brown Scutchfeld, and others;
And one other tract, containing Is acres, adjoining
the lands of ScutclieId Monroe, Gpin, AID others.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
Robert PA tn r and wife, to the subscriber, for
the indemnity Of George Mason. Terms Cash
rp~i ( -crtNI8 mo. " Nct AR1Y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
COMMERCIAL.

FLoun.--The last week was one of great depression
in the Flour market On Monday, the wagon price
was as low as S. in quence ofthe unavora lie in.
telgence received by the previous days m., with
Liverpool dates to 9th of March, and London to 9th
together with the large receipts that dav BY w,g ms,
being nearly 1900 barrels, TUESDAY. the current
price was IS IS Wednesday, IS IS 5 90 The in
tellgence received by that da, mail from New York,
with sdvices from Liverpool up to Marci'n 9Th, had
little other effect than to give holder, more 1ence,
and produce greater disposition the part of ship
pers to purchase at low prices. The price gradually
improved, and closed on Saturday at so to 5 54.
The transactions from stores during the week were
unusually limited On Monday 100 barrels were sold
at S. 25 sales were effected subsequently, at S74,
so and 624 though generally in small lots. The
largest sale we heard of was of 400 bbs at So
made on Tuesday Or Wednesday On Saturday, after
the receipt of the intelligence from England up to the
oath of March, 100 barrels OF wharf Flour were sold
at So anda sale of 100 barrels King street Flour
effected at Is Nearly or quite all the Potomac
Flour received through the week was put into store
The wagon price yesterday ranged from IS 81 to
&c. 100 bbls. wharf -four were sold at IS. We
heard of no transactions in King street -four, calcu
lated to establish price; but judging from the
sales Saturday the sale. yesterday, OF wharf Auur
and the price generally demanded, We come to the
conclusion that IS "a 5 874 would be fair quota
ton. though some holders ask %. The improve
in the price of -four may in part be attributed to
the sudden reduction of the supplies, and the small
quantity in the hands of the Dealers the principal part
of the flour in the market being either bought up for
Foreign shipments, or held by the country owners for
higher prices.
Export for the week ending on Saturday, 25th,
5Sl6 bbs -975 coastwise, and ,84l foreign, nclud
ing 500 for London.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

ng;eer, for the port Of New York;
\a''L o ,br Two last mentioned gentle men mao
srp?o', Expect their appointments since the
r'a'ou lion, MIR. Swartwour has long oeen =,
inaasu friend Of the president, and no one VIII,
20ID,b,, MIR. Noah deserves at the HANDS o. ,,
4oaO' .n1 os much favour as any other editor.
80, NAV next expect to learn that the no,
W" t,, A4RON BURR has been appointed
to'aol s, Distinguished station in the govern
o so"' ,vLosver should have intimated, some
meat ,ince, that Henry Lee and Samuel
e' mi would become the favorites OF an
s"a,,sU executive, would have been consider
=, miserable calculators'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

The Philadelphia Gazette nouces the strange
,,,,-t,lcss Of the duel between Lord Yelling
IN and he Earl Of Winchelsea, and that be-
s,.n Mr.. Clay and Mr., Randolph-ln tbs first
,.,,. Mr. Clay was our chirfminlsler of State,
and the Duke of Wellington is the British chief
minister Of STATE. In the second place, Mr..
RsoIlIph was member 9th American Sen
as and Earl WInchelsea Is m' mber OF " e
British house of Lords. In the third piacs,
The Secretary Of Safe challenged the Senator,
md the Prime Minister challenged the Peer.
% the fourth place, the Secretary of States
bullet grazed the Senator'S 9anuel jacket, and
be Pine Minister'S bullet according to one
,er,iou Of he story grazed the lapel of the
ner's coat In The fifth place, he Sena.or FIR
q! bis pistol in the air, and SO $50 did h Peer.
Re sixth ace, he s"n4ior made The Gmer.de
lg9rabs, and so aso did the Peer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
REVIEW OF THE NETWORK MARKET, y7pr12

REVIEW OF THE NEW-fORk MARKET, fprti2).
.ashes-Sales OF pot, have been made at Sl4I IS and
pearls at l35 An advance OH the former is
CURED
Cofee-The sales Of the week have consisted chiefly
of ST. Domingo AMI Porto Rico the former at ia
the latter at 144 cents.
Cotton-The business of the week has been more
animated than for some weeks The sales reached
about 900 bales about two thirds Upland al a
l04 cts Alabama, 81 10 cts; and few Orleans, at
10 IL cents.
Domesti- Goods-we quote calicoes, blue, IA II
cents per yard do fancy. do Is "a shrtings
brown Sd, Gag DO do IS ga 10; do. bIeached,
Gals do Sea Island do 16a 20 sheetings, brown,
a. 9allt; do. do. S 4. IA a l6 do. bleachrd, i,
lOals; DO do. 5.4, l6a 10; plaids, To- IA stripe.
fast colors 10 Is fI,tians, l6 20 satinets, As e
$50 checks, 5-4. 8 IL do. "A, Ia IS Cotton
yarn, No 5al2 Il cents per Id. do. do No. Is, Ii
Is, % Saline, warps, So.
Flour About 500 bbls of New York City were sold
YESTERDAY, at public sale, at Sc d a 649
Fruit At public sale, % boxes bloom r,isins bro
50 IS a ? "a $50 do muscate As IS ; 80 do bunch
IS So; 26D boxes lemons, in bad condition, 81 Is
81.
Grain-No alteration since notice of Wednes-
da, and no sales of moment
Hemp About SO tons OF Russia have been sold At
1920 225:
IEde,-SOO0 Buenos Ayres Ok, and 800 Rio Grande
have been disposed of at about cents. lot of St
Domingo at l2a cents.
Ledd-NeW orleans rig, CONTINUES 10 Bell AT Il =
1-8 C, hts
Lsather-At public sale this week, 284e sides Sole
Leather, Pernambuco, hemock tanned brought 1873
oh cts i88 Rio Granie l94 20i; 1889 Par. b.,
1911 d; $40 Naranham; i94 Il; 6l7 Slaughtered.
1911 Git 1850 damaged Z 203 cents; 800 Oak
tanned. IL Is cts; 500 do damaged ga 1871 CTS.
Nolasses-rhe market continues very iGaciive, and
prices have given way. The sales have been chiefly
of New Orleans At the commencement of the week
200 hhds were sold at 81 cents Since which lot has
been sold at 5O4 500.
Oils Sales of Whale have been made at 90 81 cts.
per gall Am. Linseed at IS cts.
Pr0risons--The sales of the week have been steady
at our quotations Mess Beef, - SO a 10; Prime ~
SOFAS; Cargo, Sc; Mess Pork, s12 so IS; Prime
80 Is 10; Cargo, 80 50a875
Rice.-Sales are made at 2 rs per 100 lbs
Sak.-An extensive business has been done this
week. l700 sacks of Liverpool fine have been dis
posed of at - 2%4 A>ou, 1000 at terms not known.
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse 50 cts. About 1000
Turks Island, at 500 cts
Vail Pe're A public auction, 300 bags East India
crude brought 7 l 81 u cents per ID
Sugars. 500 bags of Manila have been taken for
expectation, 81 cents, short price, which is equal to
about 81 cents About coo hhds, of New.Orleans
from II 20 81 cents lot of brown Havana a, 81.
tobacco AT au ction so bales of Kentucky brought
81 cents
HTns AT public sale 81 Or. casks Of Sweet Msla.
ga, poor, 6 SO cents 5ppes of Canary, at so cts.
20 pipes Port, ga 7a cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
AC..lONS
trustees Sale.

QY virtue of deed of trus, to me executed for
- purpose therein mention. d, from VIM Hartman,
i all proceed to SELL at the front door of the Court
House OF the County of Fairfax, the 18Th day Of
boy neat,
e,aa. 4 TR8CT OR p 4RCEL OF LIND,
e{LE.s lying and being IN the County OF Fsirf,A OH
"f.s which the said iarman formerly resided, con.
->s. tanning IS acres, be The same more or less.
Ato. rn' er raCt adjopiug thu former,
containing 90 ACRES, be the same more or less with
all the sppurtenances belonging thereto,
Terms Cash. BENJAMIN BURKE.
march I6-eo6ws Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
70 Rent,

kx,k That three story brick house at
AHI Ia the corner of Wolfand Pitt streets |; is
M 4! Just now finished in first rate lyle. to
EAN$S4 SUIT respectable family. To good te.
nant, the rent will be made low, and possession imme
diaely given. has attached to it one OF the best
gardens IN the town ; it is located in very healthy
and respectable neghborhood, and contiguous to the
best water in this section of the District For terms
apply to JAMES CADEN.
april 2S-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

GIBRALTAR MIR EndiCo't, supeIcargo Of
the shin .Deiphos, viii arrived at Salem on
the 18Th inst. from Glib altar, informs, " that
measures are in progress, fl, rxoe ling all for
eigners from Gibraltar, i: being supposed hat
he late plague was caused by The crowded
state Of the city,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

sris stated in the last Intelligencer, that
- has been appointed by the President
n' :, c1p.ul General for the Barbary Powers
70 &c .,i5r at Algiers) vice William shaler, re-
.,J Iftbis appointment has actually been
.5I q. We should be glad TO learn upon what
n. ue;rr !, can be ju ,,i6ed, We can ourselves
l'.o no better reason that can be assigned
m n iS than that the appolntee should be ban!sh"
10 10 f ~ ali civilized society, and that Algiers
9 .I l.e the INST fit ard appropriate resi-
!snce."
c.o,Ie r adler stare rot. The above snot
..,. IS ne " coalition" afiill aIed pres
-. rL our G,zeue, but cut out, extracted anc
s.y aiken from a regular built, thorough
.,,r, up to the rub Jackson Pqper-the VIM
o,.s,sr Virginia. Think of tha', master
7,ook.-ED CiAz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
Spring Fashions

S. EMERSON has the pleasure to inform his
- friends and the public generally, that he has Just
received from Philadelphia the Spring fashions for al
sorts Of Gsntkneas Wearing ipparei ,ogether with
few fashionable Patterns, which he will sell low.
n. b. Those who woulG wish TO know the fashion
and wear it, would do well call at the shop of j.
Emerson, on King street, opposite SIR William Nor.
gsns celebrated Boot Factory. april 28-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

IRE B,s,on Salesman, /, is s':i, was con-
l,.,.5 by thrce Edi,o,, Mr.. Andrew Dunlap,
W. David Hershaw and VI Nathaniel Green
".n5 very lucky .oincidence there were
-, ,brse capital ofices in Boston, in the Pre-
,iden!s gift, which ,h.re .thces were 'airl''
'm,,,,aliy. and prom?iv distributed among
,,.,e ;arer lucky gen'l men, ~ nam ly, Distract
3.,,,,,y. Collector, and Postmaster. Del. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

|, is reported, that tie e4m boat Diana, In
passing down last week, betwe n his place
aud oulsvile, ran on board The steam boat
Cen. Carroll, by watch he latter VS. So much
injured mat sne sunk almost immediately -
The Dar,i rltr> are % S'L',d Illinois GGz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

re., Nv APRIL l4.--The debate be-
'H,,d,r ~. owen and Campbell commenced
II sr,a,.. "'orning, and continued throughout
u ,,,v part Of the day. The assembly
.. teb,,a se, and greatly in want Of room.
N 70 be continued this day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
THE. BALTIMORE MARKET.

THE BATTTNOKE NtKKET.
Flour THE total amount If inspections of Wheat
Flour for the last week 6446 barrels vZ:227l
WI OLE and q half barrels Howsrdstreet; 1875 whole
nd 37S half do City Mills-(of this total l4l5 barrels
were from the Susquehsnna river)-besldes Gao bbls
RIVE Flour and % hhIs and 4l6 bbls kiln dried Corn
Meal The wagon prices of Flour have declined about
so cents per bb the last week. and store prices Is to
so cents We quite for How ard-street, Is so; City
Mills 90; and for susquehanna, of which there is
but little in market 6 25.
GRAM The best Wheat which was brought to mar.
ket last week, sold at 81 20 80 per bushel, and
considerable quantity of waterborne was brough in
during the early part of it, Corn has advanced about
cent busheI; for mixed IS to 40 Cents and for good
yellow white Al to Is cents have been obtaIned.-
A sale of Rye made at so cents per bushel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

he Secretary Of the Treasury left Washing
ton on Saturday morni g, on a visit to Penn-
syl.ania, for the purpose of max .ng arrange
mrnts for the removal Of his family 10 the SEA,
OF Government.
Mr. A>hury Dickens has been appointed by
the P'esiL'nr, AGING Secretary, during Mr.
Inphsm's .hs. nee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
Cavendish.

Maryland Lottery,
For the benefit of WaShngi. and ST. Johns Colleges
First loss,
Will be drawn in the CITY If Baltimore, on Friday, lst
M,y-45 mum er,, 6 iraNn ballots.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets IS halves SO quarers IS.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No Jo~ 1879
Will be draw" in tn, cit. o. litdelphia. on Monday,
4th Nay 90 numbers-9 drawn ballots,
'!iSl It Prizes:
prizes of SlO,OOO; of 1888; 40 of 600:
~ 500, sc &c
Tickets slO halves }; quarters 50; esh,hs IS
Washington City Lottery, sth Class,
Will be drawn in tie CT. OF "a, on on Thursday
9TH ';a'--54 nlmbers-8 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000
Ticket, a; Halves :; Quarters 1.
For sale at
J. CORsE,S
Lofteya and Exchange gGce King Alexandria
Drawing Ot the twiors Gonsu dated Lottery,
Class No for 1879
90 SIS 20 81 g 50 90 10
april %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

President Jackson expected al Old Point
ComforD near Nor.ol on Thursday last. If
he did not arrive ha. day he would be expect
ed on THURSDAY next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28
lcG fox sa\e.
AIaiayette Ace Mouse.

gNHE SUB~Ck.BE - to ,ne Lafayet Ice House,
L respectful, formed. that will deliver the
lie, commencing on The first ,Ionday IN May, from
the Cellar, \. w. corner of Prince an farfax.steers.
where lately KEPT store, and at present occupied oy
Mr.. Steele watch maker. The tickets will be deli.
vered IN few DAYS.
Persons who wish to subscribe, will please leave
their with Mr. Steele, or at my Hing house
Dukestreet, between Pit aud st Asaph.streets -
| have reduced the price, to correspond with the
tines loo tickets IS; so IS tickets cheap in
proportion CHARLES MURRAY.
n. B Such of the subscribers who want ice previ.
Gus to the first Monday in Nay can have it by giving
me few minutes notice. e., N.
anil 2O-cMSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

w India IL n. Orleans MOlaSstS.
- Hhds superior retailing molss,es
4 IL bbls. do New Orleans do, for sale low by
WM. ID. NUrr,
april % Corner Of Prince and Unon 'sts'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-28

ice.
vJyHE subscriber informs his friends and customers
i that he ha, commenced selling ICE, and is ready
to suppl, he BY the or otherwise with clear
ce on reasonable terms.
april 28-eo7t LOUIS BEELER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
sept s
Nentistry.

1 - RUNNEI.LS most respectfully informs the CT
% tzens Alexandria and its vicinity, that he con-
.inues TO perform All operations on the teeth, viz
Cleansing. Erfracf,ng, &c.
at hsrooms over the Lottery Office, two doors East
of the franklin Hotel j. II. Il grateful for the tib:'
rspa,runage he has already received, hopes that in
assuring the public of his determination to cndeavor
BY assduity ad attention, together with ample prepa-
ration to perform all the duties ct his
experience continuance of their support In thus
placing the public he assures them that
hisrcfsrences WILDE satisfactory, and his charges mo-
dcrate.
lies also informs the public that he can supply them
with superior dentri6ce--.9lso he can recommend r
Sovereign Remedy for the 1ooth-Achc. In twenty
cases which hav'. under his own observation, It
has never failed destroy the nerve of the toot with
out injury the other teeth give permanent ease,
and obvate the necessity vi srsraeng, unless when
the tooth was entirely decayed.
AIJoriers duly a,,enIedto. aug 26