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: CoxE, Esq Chairman, and /
r Members Of the Committee. )

The foowiny letter tn DR. Nm. Jsres, reply 10 me
f@egoing ,cas subniinea 10 the Aeei,ng part i
their Report and unanimously Gd pied
WAsHINGroS, l9 Aug 1899
Sir: Your communication mas just been band
ed TO us. IL was hoped that the circumstances
under which YOU were ihformed This morning
tina, the COMMITTEE were placed, would have en-
sured them an earlier reply than they have been
fayoured with.
In regard to The subs'an Of your commune
cation, The Committee Cannot refrain from e1-
pressing their regret that the hope OF al ami>
cable and friendly acjus' ment Of the business
which Ia s been entrusted 10 them, appears more
remote and uncertain than they could have an
'icipated.
You decline auy reply 10 the repre- senaions
made bv Mr.. Scholfeld, Of wha, passed be
tween YOU and himself, whed he presented YOU
| the paper under the authority of which he
claimpt the Ugh, receive letters. &c. address
I'd 10 tho>e on whose behalf we ACT. The dis
-laimer of any disresPeet towards them or US
| We cen only apply 10 this refusal 10 notice The
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,ss,ssINATIoN OF Mr.. PorNsETT.

.,,rgp ASSASSINATION OF MR. foiN'hi
- ~. followiug important and Distressing r"'
rh;eb We coy from The Pensac0ia ga
''''' Fl. .,b ;n,s. is we fear too well founded
'''e - :. r.col,ected that party spirit ran very
j =. Mexico and that it was alleged against
a, poinss,, tha, instead ofkeePing alool from
~ VI. di,ssn,ioas, he hid idenrhFd h'm'e' VIII"
''''s r n. parties. We think there is scarcely
...,,,o d:scredit The rumor.
d? ave, OF rIE Sm.Rx.-The I. 5. Schr.
AH'I Jpn VooaHEEs, Esq. Lieut.. Comman-
'a"lN >.;,cI \, this place OH Saturday les'.-
a+F . Sn'r, with one Of the large baig's attach
&c, &c mi, station has been for 'hr LAST three
~ T. lying on the south side OF Cuba and
l'i .,.r able TO give the coast digrnI search
"a y r,,g,,s with confidence thai there are
',t o;ra,e, at esen', On the South SIDE oil the
' S, h, 29.h July Capt. Voorhees, understood
yr;,I.d ,ha, letters had tha! dag been 'efe,rsa
!. - T., Cruz, stating that our MINISTER MK
o.s,,r had been Assaasina;rd 't 'ne 'i'y OF
f .,'. mi, report was generally belleve ed at
7-alad -. Sh,,l have on.
.".vc,lcnr health, although much exposed
'.. Toast OF Cuba.
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TIE HONEY EIOON

SONG, The f0at Black Rose.
The evenings entertainment to conclude with fl.
vorite Atterpiece.
CT Characters and other particulars will be given
in to morrow's advertisement angus, 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

THE LEGISLATURE. The Legislature ad-
journed YESTERDAY, and the final procee dings
will 5e found briefly detailed in The parting let
ter of our intelligen and most interchangeable
correspondent. l, has been the longest session
of our State Legislature ever heId--it having
exceeded four months. We believe that Of he
last sixteen months, our State Legislature has
been in session about eleven. The last session,
however, has been particularly distinguished.
We believe il has passed but few laws, an5 in
this respect it is entitled 10 our special thanks
for excessive legislation is The bese,tlng sin
Of this country. But upon the subject of Banks,
il has done more mischief shd disclosed more
ignorance and folly, than any other Legislature
in this Safe ever did. Lord Coke would have
pronounced il the Lndoctum Pari,amenfun, or
lack learning Parliament We shall have more
10 say about il. " York Com. y4dU.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

The ALLEGED pIRAcIEs.-The Danish ves-
sci Of war whien has on board the individuals
charged with Puaciss in The West India
S.a,, is still IN he Norh River with teen
on board. We lrarn that on Saturday the Da-
nish Consul, accompanied by another person,
we believe the Caplain,) called unon the U S.
Mar sh.l for this port and had some infOrma'
con, ersa'ion viii him on TIE subject Of dellv'
ering them up 10 IN United States authorities.
here was also sim ar application made to
the Mayor w.o referred i TO the officers Of
thu U. : Di>tric Court as the competent au-
IhoritN IN the case
|, appears that the documents containing
The evidence in support Of the charges were
SEN to W ashiugtnn on the arrival OF the brig.
Ia the absence Of other evidence il is consider
ed .ccs.ary 20 have that resented 10 the DIS
uric, Judg,, before he can act in he matter by
issuing warrant to the Marshal. Judge Bets
has been gu, of town for several days, but in the
ABSENCE Of the Judge, there l., we believe,
clause in the Unned States Law which en-
powers the Police Justices to commi! he indi
,iduals charged, on The production OF prrsump.
tive evidence OF their guilt. Several appiCa
ca,ions Of an indefinite nature were made yester-
day 10 The police 1t was also expected that
the d anish authorities would have called upon
the u s. Marshal yesterday, bu' they are prob
ably sling for the return Of their papers
from Washington.
|. The transactions in which the charge origin
ated will present some nice questions OF law
and fact /, Is said that the alleged piracy
was committed under the Bu.nns Ayrean hag
The prize as il was called Was carried into a
Danish island, and the captors made an attempt
20 legalise the act under The principles Of inter-
national law. They were informed that peace
had been negotiated between Brazlls and Bue-
nos Ayres, aud therefore no steps could be ia
ken in accordance with their views. The cap
tors then carried their prize TO desert Island,
aud there appropriated the property found in
her TO their own private benefit. We could
not learn whether the capture was made at sea
previous to the peace between The two coun-
tries IN QUESTION, but it is highly probable 1t
was, from the fact that i, was known III the
Danish island ofthe arrival the captors there.
IL is therefore in,ima,ed that the charge of pi-
racy will not be susiained-but thai il will re-
solve itself at most into simple case Of rob-
berry. ". I. Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

A SERIOUS RIsr.-The Harrisburg Inteli-
gencer Of the 5lh instan, contains the following
account of another riot on the Pennsylvania
Canal. The frequency Of the recurrence Of
these violations Of law, seems to call upon the
civil authority to exert wholesome energy in
bringing the principals to punishment:
Serious Riot.-The iaborers on the Canal,
near ClarS's Ferry, have again been guilty of
outrages against the "peace and dignity OF The
Commonwealth" We are informed that on
Sunday evening last, one Of the laborers went
to the house Of Mr.. Martin, near the ferry, for
some whiskey, and on receiving it refused TO
pay. Mr.. Martin demonstrated with him, and
insisted or payment, which being refused, Mar
un sriz' The man for the purpose Of enforcing
payment or the return Of The liquor After the
scuffie, the canal man swors that he would
bring company with him, who would pull
down Martins house and kill him. This threat
vas not long about being executed, for in short
time he appeared again, attended by number
OF his comrades. Finding the doors of the
house well secured, they commenced pulling it
down. MIR. Martin again demonstrated with
them, and begged them TO desist from their
outrageous conduct, TIN ea,enins to FIRE upon
them in case they did not. His sdmonirions,
however, were OF no service, and, in self defence,
he was compelled to FIRE upon the assaian,s.
Happily noLe were killed, but two or three
were severely wounded-one in the elbow by
mu.ket bail, and one IN the thigh We have
no la er news from the scene ofrio;, but suspect
that here has been some serious work, as the
sheriff we are info med, is at thi, moment
calling to his assistance posse commi,alus to
assist him il, r.sioring order
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
ITEMS.

The Circuit Court Of the United States, for
the District Of Columbia, commenced its
Spring Term on Monday last. All the Judg.
es were present. The Grand jury OF which
Andrew Way, esq. is Foreman, were charged
by the Chief Justice, and sits daily Nat Int.
The Richmond Enquirer sta,es that MIR.
Madison is the sole surviving member, both
Of the Convention which formed tive Com
si,ution of the United States, aEd the Lrgs-
1sere which formed The Constitution of the
Stale Of Virginia.
Mr.. Ingham, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Intends, il is said, to return to Washington
about The lst OF June. His health is now eom>
pletely restored
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL bill
granting the credit of the Stale to this compa-
ny for loan of $4,000 has become law -
The charter of the National Bank in New York
with capial of 81, 100000 has also become a
law.
states in a letter from Key West, that The
place has become "al'osether as healthy as any
southern port, or, indeed, any other place in
America"
The New Orleans price current Of April IL,
says: Our ma ket is becoming more animated,
but prices remain much the same as noticed in
our last The river has fallen IL inches, and
was Yesterday 81 feet below high water mark,
which IS unusual al this season OF the year.
I, is stated that shast are taugnt In much
greater abundance, below the dam al Nor,h's
Island, Pa. in the JuuIata, than has ever been
known a, any previous lime. l. is supposed
tina, the dam in tbs Susquehanna, Immediately
above the mouth Of the JunIara, has the effect
of direc ling their course up The Jun'ata.
There are about Ia papers published in Tie
state Of Alabama.
The corner stone Of French Evange ical
Church" was laid in New Orleans Oh Sunday,
the 18th Of April.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
Trustees Sale.

%ses, on the third Monday in May next, the
HS subscriber will offer tor SAFE, q, public auc-
sSSS ton, at the Courthouse Of Fairfax county.
<ss-.s the following valuable Lands that is to says
tract of land the waters Of Ga,ley River in the
county of Kenhawa, near the Randolph line contain.
tanning 90, 900 And FIVE tracts OF land IN Hanp-
shire county conveyed by Ferdinand Fairfax to Rob.
er, Pat,on r. by deed, dated llth November, 1919,
recorded in the Clerks Office Of SAID couny:
One of the said tracts containing 1884 acres;
One other, containing 2!9 acres, adjoining the lands
Flakes;
One other tract, containing u acres adjoining Mon.
roes, Staford's, and Clinton's Surveys;
One other tract, containing 500 acres, adjoining
John Houses old survey, and the lands Of West
Brown ScutchfeId, and others;
Aud one other tract, containing IS acres. adjoining
the lands of Scu;c!ifed Monroe, Gilpn, and others.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from Robert Patton r and wife, to the subscriber for
the indemnity of George Mason. Terms Cash
spr,l 4-eotMI8 JNO. VI. MCCARTHY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

1'N hAL'Fax.-The Editors of the Boston
ADVERTISER have received Halifax papers
p" 18Th. The Colonial Legislature was
S'>1 on the 18th, al which time Mr.. Barry,
w 'een imprisoned on account Of a pub
J. WHICH he made in he Halifax Recor-
sci At liberty. The sum of $500 was
a. 5''a'ed 10 deiray the expenses of offering
h. ~ Tor the discovery Of the offenders
W me r'o'ous and gross insults, and of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

| FRESH supply is this dyarecciyed from the manu-
n factory of NJ Smith Preuts CONSISTING VI Cologne
water, fne double, and treble honey alter, a.enier
water; essences, fancy soaps emolienr, oxysene,
transparent and Windsor soaps shaving cake, otto OF
% wash ball bears oil, hair powder, aud powder
plfs hair brushes, pins, and conas; vestimenal
soap, restorative lotion for the teeth and gum, tooth
brsuhes and csrbonc dentrfice; Persian lotion. milk
If roses; plaster apd lp saI,e; pearl powder
clothes brushes, and Rodgers & Sous very superior
silver steel razor,, sc. sc. r. KENNEDY.
7-enlr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

Ihe editorial articles Of the Telegraph are
a'arious III their style, and manner, a. the CO.
~ OF the rainbow. W. can always ell when
'' aominal editor yields, for seasan, to his
'nd' and counsellors-to the Auditors and
-'mprol'ers-the Clerks and Appiic AUS
I'VE, and We shrewdly suspect, TO the higher
''salIirles Of the land. Mister General Duff
'''n, Esquire, has his resplIes from labor, his
"0o' OF rest, hi, days of omission All
''s are Abund .nlIy supplied by the canrribu-
"N"ao are ever anxious 20 ,mmnYiallze them
'"a oy grinding paragraph for thu imma-
telegraph Sometimes we see !" learn
'Ue''sn quoting fuenrly his Latin and
"N-iaiklng Of the ancient authors with all
P'Oan'ry imaginable, aud elevatIng, IS mu' h
Nv Aim lies, his language and ideas far above
vulgar level, Anon we 6n1 another wal
'"s IN a! the filth Of abuse and invec,ive,
'Si"'ae 10 bury himself sill deeper in the
''" According TO the sweet seemed"
S'4pNs own account, communi,a IONS
POnn'al friends, and especially from a
~" source, (by which certain source is
We presume, Mr. Amos Kendall and
''''aae Hin are inserted wi,hou, examiua-
mus giving the gentlemen opportunity
= ""-' seemeth TO them best, Mister Ge-
u o1h "rren's Esquire opinions 10 the con-
Notwithstanding.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
N.EHE AHDRIAs
c,TrRp,y MORNING. MAY 9. 1929.
AUTOGRAPHS.

80. r,ov not how it is, bat, above all
60. ~, ike to look a, and study the hand
no Of departed great men. Aside from
leisure Of being able, by this means, to
nnnDe as it we're, more closely with The IL
..;,os dead, it seems as if a mans character
MINIS can often be told from the manner
,rhicb he used his goose quill. No better
,,r,, can be given, than the signatures at
..i IN our Declaration Of Independence
u,o can doubt Of the warm patriot and
-. daring of John Hancock, when he looks
.,h. 6or bold manner in which he recorded
4, name every stroke of the pen seeming
an "Lstus do, or die" Even the palsied
hand ofS,ephen Hopkins seems braeed for the
,.,,,ion. and is isltering appearance tells only
,,srn determination, which disease itself
.,ol4 not g-gnl or control BY the way, there
-. few ins pmen,s Of writing, with as many
.;,oa,are, which displays so much good
,rdnc" I've speak after the manner of pos
r.,,ors Of peumauship) as the Declaration OF
Independence.
m, it cerainly is fact, that men Of the
,,,,,.s, raleats generally write most wretched
hands, We once heard vain fellow, whose
crawl, we're complained Of, console himsrlf
With remarking, that people Of sense never
yoabl.d themselves With such rifiHg matters
Y,, this is not opposed to whatwe nave before
,ii for, with all the faults Of great mans
.,rmanshlp, there is a something about it
sh,,h commands respect, bee au>e rs Glstirured
ipe,men.s shadow out minc. more intent up
The matter, than the shape in which he may
l,ulsy that matter on the paper before him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

We perceive by he Frederick,own Political
ExsmIner of Wednesday last, says the Balti
more Chruniole, that the genlls men appointed
b, the citizens Of hat p ace on the 29th uItmo,
met in convention on he l>t instant, for the
purpose Of deiberaling upon the best method
If advancing the interests of Frederick,own,
whether by canal. rail road, Or otherwise; and
Of collecting likewi,, every aI,ainabr nforna.
ion which regards The cost, actica5iliy,
comparative value, and ordinary inaue nee upon
the health Of III. cou try, Of the several modes
Of Internal improvement which now interest,"
and div's, public attention
The Examiner says that the meeting Of Dele
gates VS. full Que, and that after being organ
u d, committees were appointed and measures
Adopted TO obtsin,n tie r. quired Information.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

the Infamous assaults and personal violence,
which were offered to and committed upon
Members Of the House," while engaged in the
apprehension Of Mr.. Barry, and also, " towards
defraying the expense of prosecution and
bringing 10 condign punishment the aur hors,
parties, taiders and abetors Of and in said out.
RACES"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

.7no'her important use Of ne,cspnpe's-or ho,o
10 keep from get'.ns broken head-rhr Units
ed 5 ayes Gaze're Informs US that a person
in Philadelphia, riding very rapidly, was, when
in he vicinity Cf Fourth and Wood sree.s,
,nrown. BY the stumo'ng of his horse, violently
upon The pasement-his head coming first in
contact. BY great good luck, quantity OF
newspapers mad been deposited in his hat for
leisure read ng "a copy of the National mtl
liecncer, National Journal, the United States
Gazette, and one OF Two others Of equal size
These served 70 break the force Of the fall, so
that, though stunned and sadly bruised, he es.
caped fra ture e the skull.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
AUCTION s
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On SATURDAY EVENING, the sh instant, at
early candleght, will De sold, at the Auction store,
corner OF King and st Asaph streets, a variety Of
Lry GootS, Hardware, g. Fancy articles.
such cloths, cassimeres. and vestings, brown and
beached domestics, plaid and striped ditto, ginghams
and muslin robes, nankeen, striped jeans French brown
linen and Russia drill, black Crcassian, Denmark sat.
ms, bdbb'nett lace and wells, collars, caps, artificial
flowers, straw bonnets, cotton diaper table cloths pins
tapes, sewing cotton and thr. ad, dmity, calicoes,
checks black and white silk hose, cotton umbrellas
and parssols, mattresses, cap and letter paper, fur
has, together with small assortment ofhardware, sc.
may 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
FORT WAsuINGToN, MARYLAND,

way -HJ IoS5.
SEALED Proposals will be received by the subscri-
- her, until the SIS, day of May, for furnishing this
post with two hundred cords ofgood sound merchant
able Oak Wood the delivery to commence soon as
the contract made, and the contract to be completed
by the first day Of November. The wood to be corded
in Fort Washington, al such place the hill may
be designated.
The names of two responsible individuals, intended
as security for the fuliment of any contract which
may be entered into, must accompany the proposals
Letters containing proposals will be endorsed /" Pro-
posals for Wood" hey will he opened at l o'clock,
Z. NJ. on the 3lst of May, at this post.
& WEBB,
Lieutenant, and Acting Quartermas,er
may 7-t}lM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XXI.
"0f Nth his head. $50 nasaa for Rsss:ngham ;

PORTSMOUTH, v. II. MAY 2.
Samuel Cushmanis appointed Uni ed S. s,es
Attorney for The District of New HAMPSHIRE,
in place OF Daniel NJ. Christie, Esq John
Laighton, Of Portsmouth. Navy Agent, in place
Of Matthew Harvey, who refused to accept the
Office and the Hon. John F Parrot, formerly
Representative, and more recently Senator
in Congress, has been removed from The Pos,
Office in this town, to make way for Mr.. Abner
Green-sf. lae the re2uted Editor of the New
Hampshire Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

On the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbers name, prevent decePton; and #, on trial.
it should not prove represented, be returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr
Der has bottled quantity Of wine. porter cider, &c.
in whole aud half bottles, which will be delivered free
of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process tor
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. He expects hereafter. to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country lelther
IN boxes or demj ohns) will be promptly attended to-
n. 8. The subscriber is at all times prepare to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire it at
their dwellings, and # required, can furnish claret
bottles and cOrks of first quality.
In few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality.
He continues carry on in all its varieties. Dyeing
Securing and Bleaching Merino Sho,ris, in the best
manner, on The west side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandra
mays r. ); SALVEIAi.
r The National lntellgencer will insert the above
three times, and send their account 10 this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED, MAY 8,
Brig Alexandria, Hows, Boston; coffee fruit, nails,
potatoes, sc TO A. c. Cazenove Co. and freight Tor
the District.
SAILED,
Brig Kanswha, Freeman, New Orleans.
Ship Rossean, MLevin, and schr Eliza Williams,
somer, cleared at Philadelphia for this port on the
9TH Instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

sCouR,GE," saysa late Edinburgh Reviewer,
!, q: least as ne cessary as genius TO he sue
cess Of a work Of Imagination; since with
on, his, il is impossible TO attain that freedom
and .,lf-posssssion, without which TO talents
:,a ever have fair play, aud far less, ha, inward
confidence and exaration OF spirit whio h must
accompany all the higher ac's of the under
sanding" The Reviewer rhep mtn,ions the
,glhor Of Wavsrley Is The only writer OF our
lines who is emanripated from the s'ayish awe
L,q!car de,raction. Another w,i,er of our
INES, but whose life was unfortunately brought
N.n EARLY close, might have been referred 10
'lh lar greater prOpricty Than Sir Walter
SoJl-we mean Lord Byron Surely no. only
BIZ, emancipation from, but MS utter contemp,
u, vulgar detraction, had something in il supe
rior TO ;he boasled literary courage of Sir Wal
Ter Scott, vino it appears to US, displays, in his
writings, TO ihconsiderable share of su5ser
rsncy, il no, to popular al least to government
opinion But lit is q mistaken no,ion altogether
hat good writer should be literary bully.
Potts, historians, and noveliss, mus, per force,
weld 10 The influence Of national TASTE, bee ause
republic Of letters is perhaps as free gov
1nm'nt as the most visionary Ethiopian ever
nrmed, aud because no writer, however exalted
a' may be, or in whatsoever situation he may
Pheed, is beyond the searching operation
Il criticism, and criticism is but the rchoing
Il hose Sen iments which are most conform
'''e to nature and to the taste Of the pg pie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
For Rent.
70 Rent,

10 Nent,
- Tha, three story brick house at
E47jlH the corner of Wof and Pitt streets l; is
- s&lX lust now finished in first rate style. to
suit respectable family. To good te-
Sant. the rent will be made low. and possession mme
diatey given 1t has attached to it one OF the best
gardens in the town it is located in avery healthy
and respectable neighborhoo, and contiguous to the
best water in this section of the District For terms
apply to JAMES 'A"r"'
april 2s-so2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

The qusni'y Of rain which fell las, month,
as iadie ati.e by The Rain guage, KEEP, at the
Pennsylv ania Hospital, was 4. 80,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
Bottling Cellar.

VUlHE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an ,sorsmen' of
Hines, Broom Stout, London Porter. file,
ider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09

6P The Commissioned Officers Of the first
Regiment, second Brigade of the htia OF the ID ticr
Of Columbia VIII meet the 18th 13h, and l4th
days of the present mouth, at the Usual parade gnur
West of Washington Street, for the purpose IF being
trained and instructed BY the Brigade Inspector.
Muskets will be necessary aud the roll Twill be call
ed at 10 o'clock, A. VI of Zach day
BY order Of the Brigader General
HENRY X HUIANY,
may dat Brigade Ma 0r aud Inspector.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-09
For Sale.
W as found.

N Georgetown, on Monday morning, gold breas,
Il pin. The owner can have it BY calling at this
office, describing it, and ing for this advertisement
may 6-3t