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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

impression Of thimble. We opened H.. Hor
ror and amazcment! never was such oenman'
ship beheId. The lines were compile e1rm-
plifcations Of the line Of beasty,so Tar as their
waving * twisting, and twining was concerned,
and the orrhog Apply, il was past all human
comprehension 10 understand.
."My deerest deere, dear sur this was the
leuei,-I kim HON more nor VIC agoh, QUIZ
cuddent right W. afore ass av DIN win math>
err an ASH, seed father iii 2day. he SAILS as my
fortin is hundrud pouns, he sais as ne racom
minds me tn take mi hold lover, MIR. Thomas
the suardnar, he sails as yu caun' marry no DOG
di, accuse you must be a tatsell three ears
II thiss DO troo am cabdied enuH 10 tell you
ass eaunt waite so long my deerest deer. yu
ave brock mi art! wy did you sal al ass yu SAD,
if you cud unit marry nor none OF the scho'ards
at hocksfoot Koldge. father SAILS, as ther is
sum mistake. praps, yu did unit no ass r"other
is not marrid father butt is marrid 10 the
catchmun aud father is marad 10 veri gud ladl
ass COVE me a gud edocation. mi deerest deere
i, brakes mi art all from yu for III part. rot
them lines this marnn mister Thomas sais as
gov i'm mi prumass before cum to ave the
apiness of Sc yu. butt dant thine COVE NOR
promass 10 him nor manni uthers mi deerest
deer and troo Low cupped! feer our nutshell
song is blited and its ros kwencht IN It's blum
them was plesent ours when The carnashuns
AMI tulips was all in bio wasunt them mi oeer
luv, mister tomas sails as he can marri me IN
a mun,h and father sails hot 10 take i'm. III
so be as yu eaun't do it beefor thine shall
take i'm ass father sails there is sum mistake mi
deere mi art is brock but thine shall sake i'm
if so be as dant ear from yu gud mite my
,roo luv shall kip your loekat Tor k'pslc an
you ma kiss my luck off air for The sack OF your
broekan arted,
tGRIzEL.'
III is astonishing how the perusal Of this cur
ed US Of our affection At the FIRST line we re-
collected tina, she had tendency 10 squint,
and long before we came 10 the conclusion, we
remembered that her ANGLES were rather thick;
and her feet by no means Of diminurive SIZE
Thus ended Our love adventures al the Oniver.
sily. Our heroine we have never heard OF
since; and we have resisted the most tempt
ing offers from the loveIiest of her sex; and in
spi,e of signing heiresses and compassionate
old maids, we are still bachelor! and bach
Tor, in defiance Of their Vaccinations, we are
firmly determined 10 remain. =
OXONIAN.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30
A1EI AMD@yA,
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH "a ~.

We are happy TO perceive tina, the en-.
sing Manager intends presenting u, u;,, r'
admired piece Of" Twenty Years, o, II. h." u, H'
OF Gambler" This piece ha, been y, ~'
both in Europe and America, 10 ,. ''
houses, and numbers have been saw.
destruction by the excellen, moral ,,... IVA
1t is more imposing, and tends more w
improvement Of the juvenile brsnchs. :, ~
" George Barn~ell." In the frs, &C, III. "''
blers are men Of wealth and respec,sbiyi,v =,
in the second act, twenty years supoo...
elap,e, are miserable woodculteus Tbi..
dreadful warning to those who pur,v. ~
horrible and destructive habit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

Of the latter lady would not suffer by COM
parison.- Billy Black, the principal feature in
the piece, was persona'ed by Mr.. HERBERT in
a style somewhat similar 10 that in which it
was played by RoBERrs; who, although ve,e-
ran in the profession, Is not in the par, very su
perior to the young "Knight Of the Sock
Mon,morency was in able hands: MIR. FLYNN
made it all tina, could be wished for; and Mr..
GoLrs was O'Shoeknessey himself. The en-
ter,ainment to-nigh, is such as to ensure full
house,, being for the benefit of the astonlsh-
ing CLlsE-Tha, it may be bumper, is ear
nes,lv 70 be wished for. GARRlCK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

CORRECTION The unfortunate ARRAY between
Mr.. Charles Wicklifft and Mr.. Benniug, edi
tor Of tie Kentucky Gazette, did not occur ia
consequence of the refusal OF MIR Benning, q:
stated in our last paper, to give up the name
Of the author ofa communication published IL
the Gazette under a fictitious SIGNATURE. We
have since learned, that MIR. Beuning at The
commencement of the interview proposed 10
defer making known the writer's name untll The
following morning, to which Mr.. "iekIiffe as
sen,ed. In the course Of the subsequent con-
versa,ion Mr.. Benning addressed an offensive
remark to Mr.. Wickliffe; this csled forth ) re-
tort in strong language from MIR. Wickliffe,
which led TO personal assault upon him by
Mr.. Benning.
Mr.. Wicklifft was arraisned on the following
day before Justices West and Davis, and was
admitted to bail in rccognizance OF $4,000,
securities for like sum.
The wound proved TO be mortal, and the un-
fortunate Bennihg expired in "a hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

ROWLAND STEPHENSON, according TO the
Journal of Commerce, lief, this city yesterday
afternoon. In relation to the decision Of the
Superior Court in the case Of this individual,
a correspondent asks "whether il is 10 be UNI
derstood as the effect Of that decision that Row
land Stephenson is ab,olved, BY reason Of his
unlawful abduction, from all responsibility, be-
tore The law, for his debls, &C." Certainly not.
The object Of The Court was to reinssa'e him
in those rights Of which he had been forcibiy
diyested-and reasonable lime being allowed
for his resuming those rights, and the exercise
of his complete free agency, he then becomes
liable, like any other debtor, TO the control OF
the law-snd may, wherever found, be, upon
due application and proof made, arrested.
~ T. Ameyitan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30
MONDAY, MARCH so. 1929.

Mr.. Ediior-If you deem the following lines
worthy of place in your paper, you will DO
me a favor by inserting them:
LINES TO THE MEMORY OF s-H B-N.
How oft have Ibemoan'd departed friends
As oft has Friendship bid me relics keep;
when on their lids the dew of death deseends.
sigh in secret, and liz secret weep.
Can all suffice The Muse may pour her strain
Pathetic lays may ill the sounding air
It can't atone-it gives UNMARRIED pain;
Lameuting 1--we, of earthly peace despair
Late on her cheek the rose Of health did bloom,
And hate 1 saw her deck the circle gay.
The roses fade-Death summons to the tomb,
And DER her brow there beams celestial day.
Yet oft-ah yes the eye of pity weePs,
Yes, PHYS self deplores thy early lot,
And oftthy friends shall stray to where thou sleeps
In silence breathe " Thou ne'er canst be forgot"
And oft the stranger, as he passes by,
Thy monument will read with melting heart
Thy monument will bid his bosom sigh,
His tribute pay-in sympathy depart.
Rest thou in sience-tis by Hesv'n decreed
Tha, thou. though young, should quit this earthly
sphere;
The Kindred heart shall long in sorrow bleed
Remembrance of repeat the duteous tear.
CAssIUs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

FRIExp SxowDES: To prevent thy cores
ponden, "K" from bring disappointed, send
the following solution 10 his question in this
mornings Gazette. Let the price Of AS cloth,
per ward, in dollars, be deno'ed by z; then the
price of BIS will be denoted BY ~ /, and OF C's
by rs2 dollars. Now, 500 divided by each Of
these, will give The number Of yards bough, by
A, b and e, respec,ively-ihe sum Ct which is
200, by the question. Putting their sum equal
10 500, and reducing the equation, We &c,
r'-4r=2, an uredusi6is cubic equation; which,
solved by the usual method in such cases, gives
r=S2.aI4s, the price A sold his cloth al per
yard.-Hence, the price Of BIS was S3.2l43
and Of C's S4.2l4S; and these prices, divided
into 500 dollars, will give the number Of yards
required.
did not give the me,bcd of solving the
equation above, because apprehsnded diff
Guilty in printing it.
Alexandria Boarding School, S mo- 2Sd 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30
Sun Fire Company =.
Extract from an .4et If the Corporation Of Alero

Extract from an .4ct of the Corporation of Alexandria
for the Eriinguishmentof Fire.
csc 7. If any person who shall be present at any
fire, shall neglect or refuse to obey the order OF d
rection of any officer, who shall be appointed by any
Fire Company now established or which may he here
after established, knowing him to be an officer such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIVE dollars
provided the name of such officer shall have been first
published in one Of the public papers printed in the
town"
4 meeting Of the Sun Fire Company, held at the
"A old Council Chamber, on Monday evening, March
IS, 1885, the following officers were elected 10 serve
the ensuing year, viz: ---.,y--
s1r,-z>.a r.osSsxr 15TvSs Gu, rcsnent.
Robert l. T. Wilson, Clerk and Treasurer.
S sss:! !i S:s:ss,. ,' = s. Commanders
Robert T. Ramsay,
Jno. Dunlap, SSub-Drectors.
Robert I. 7. Wilson,,
]. p. Thompson.
James Thompson,
james p. Middleton,
; &C.: sS % s;::;:'s Trustees
ROBERT L. WHITE,
march 30-3t Clerk pro TEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

Mr.. SNowpEN: was glad to perceive that
the Theatre, on Friday night last, no,aiths'snd-
ing HERR CLINE did not perform, was fully
and fashionaby attended. arrived q, too late
an hour, to Judge of the meri OF the acting in
the FIRST piece; but the audience, Judging from
their plaudits) were we'll satisfied. OF the AT
,erpice can speak more fully: 1t is one pos.
assessing considerable merit; and ], who have
seen il played with the whole strength Of North
ern Companies, can safely say il was well per-
formed. Miss Rock, as Harriet Arlington,
(whose excellence in the part is proverbiaI) has
a very decided advantage over Mrs. FLYNN, on
accoun, Of her superior singing; bu, the acting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

Drawing Of the
Washington City Lottery, Sixth Class
al 8 2S 81 SO 20
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No IA,
Will be drawn in the City Of Washington Saturday,
the 4th of April 1929. so numbers-9 drawn ballots.
Highest Prizes $4,000 Tickets $40; halves S. quarters
2 so; eighths IS. For sale at
+. CORSE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office. Kingst .7krandria.
march so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

raj and intellectual automata, who passiveIy
resign heart, mind and conscience, to every ex'
trant Gus influence, be it good or evil.
And General Jackson! 10 which class does
he belong? III know, will no, tell. One
thing is certain, while he is President ne Will
always be between sword6sh and thrasher.
re he rise, the thra,her will whip him from the
surface; if he sink, the sword fish will goad
him up again; his re1ed spirit will now and
then vent itself in a convulsiye splash; and a
thousand times will he wish he had been qui.
ct little miunow in the brook.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

III. Sno,rden Observing that you sometimes
amuse your readers with more than politics
and news, and coming across the enclosed in a
magazine so old as when the is written ye, | was
induced 20 copy i, for you. Those remember
ing the specimen cf alli,eIa,lon (Seise Of Bel
eradel from the Boston Centinel, will be in
terested with this.
"Carmen Acrosticum Encomasticum Quod PAN
culas Eek multis) continet Laudes vir generosi &C
we're nobilis Thoms Mac Mahon, de clonina, Armi.
-Au,hoss. ss-ss. e.A-' :.
furbatos Trepidos, Tristes, Tutamine, Tractat
Hibernis Heros, Humilesq Hortstor Honestis
Oppressos Omnes, Ortatos Omnibus Ornat
NUMEROUS Mensa; MiserandisMults Mnis,rans
Armipotens Audax Anmorum;Adversus Avsris;
solamen soboli, Soc.us, Sponssq; sodaiu.
MagnsnimusMi,is Msjorum More Modesto,
Ascendens Ansis; Az juncts Attire Achstes.
Consio Clarus, Cognatis, Corpore Censu.
Muni6cus Merits, Mserescit Mente Molorum;
Artluus Adversis, Asrrorum Aceensus Amore
Hospitals Honos; Heroicus Hospes i!sbendus
Omnibus Occijuis, Orientsq, Omnibus Oris.
NataIes Numerat Sumerosos Mobile Nomen.
IOur readers will see the first letters OF each
word in the column, sp-lt from top 10 bottom.
make GU, the name Of the writer, THOMAS
MAC MAHON.l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30
BURNING OF YORK MINISTER

This celebrated edi6ce, one Of the '"','
chi,ectural elorirs Of England, and one w.
most magnificent structures in Lu'Vp'
been nearly destroyed by FIRE. l.w" a''' :.
ed to be in flames between six and seven '' -
morning, and in very extraordinary %
A boy, one of the chorissers, passing wv. w..
the Minister yard, and stepping o" P''i' 4.
ice. wa, thrown on hi, back. Thus p''''T -,
saw smoke issuing from several pa'' " -.
roof. When the building was en'eEea' -,
mass OF smoke was found to Pervads III '"'
beautiful wood work Of the choir 10 " a
,ensiveIy on fire. The Minister being a." -,
pas, the FIRE was at FIRST unln'"' '"F ,s
TO it. The next report was 'n'' :. -,
the work Of ineentiaries; but the "''' 4.
originated in one of The Ves'ries' anu lid
result, Of .eeiden, alone; for, on the ''' T.,c
the workmen and Others, they found '"s ;,,,is
completely consumed, ard the e0mm a.., 81
of III. fire with other parts Of the M'"'' mi.
easily traced. The wood work Of The ~. ~
together with the invaluable organ wa =. NJ
heap Of ruins. Communication "l'' >. WIZ
wa. no, a, frs, apprehended; but wv ,o,s
wood work wa. speedily in one se'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

1T singular and disagreeable fact that the p0lypus
can be grated ike = tree.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-30

To Mesus Gales e Seoton, Duff Green, Jesse Bro,cs,
J. Elliott, Mr. Wilson, Wm. Gunton, and Others,
TO ,chom Tam indebted in the Distriet of Columbia.
GENTLEMEN: Please state the amount Of your
u claims against me, and leave them in the City post
Office and say that my person shall be free from arrest
in less than SIX months cent shall be paid you, by
your much obliged and obedient servant,
o. w. CALLS.
GTThe Alexandra Gazette will please publish the
above three times. and add to the account of his ODE.
diem, servant. o. C.
march 28-dSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
COMMERCIAL.

liverpool Cotton Market, Monday, May4.
About $500 bags Cotton have been sold Saturday
and to-day to the dealers and spnners, at former pr-
ces; 800 of the above Of the Brazil kind
Liverpool Corn Marhs. Monday, May4.
There a decided Improvement, both in the pri-
ces and demand for Grain last Tuesday. Wheat was
noted Id to ID and Oats al to Id. per bushel dear
err and the extent Of business considerable. cont.
nuance of severe weather has since induced the mers
and dealers to increase their purchases and at the
close Of The week. both here and in the surrounding
country markets, the principal articles Of the tisde
were in request, and further small advance realized
Previous prices of Flour and Oatmeal have been ss
taned but they have not yet participated in the I'M,
provelnent Of Wheat and Oats. Beans are Is. per
quarter dearer. Wheat, English per 70 lbs. red and
white, los 3d. lis. Indian Corn, per 48 lbs 32s. n
SIS. Flour. per $50 English and Irish, SOS SIS;
mericsn, sour, per Dbl SOS 5Ss do sweet, 37s, a
Goa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
Errom the National In,elligencer. June 81
G.. F. MERCER.

IFrom the National Intellgencer, June
CHESAPEAKE AND one CANAL COMPANY.
The adjourned Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
was held yesterday a, the City Hall.
At little before O'Clock, The General Com
minee came in, and General Mason, The Chair
man, presented a Report, as the act Of ma o>
rity Of the committee, concluding as follows:
"The Committee therefore beg leave, in conclusion,
TO recommend the Stockholders, that in pursuance
of the provisions cona;ted in the 9th section OF the
Charter of Incorporation they do certify that the Pre-
sideut and Directors have reported and rendered dis
tine. of their proceedings, and that the same
are fairly and jastly stated"
The Report Itself is interesting and Of con
siderable iens,h, and embraces number Of
topics. That which occupies the larges space
in the Report i, the question Of stopping the
operations of the Company upon the bwer
sec ions Of the Canal, that is, between the Lit
re Falls and he City Line Of Georgetowo now
in the progress Of execution. II had been pro.
DOS d. il seems, in the General Comm;,ee, and
discussed there pretty much at large, to sus,
mend that work for an Indehni'e lime.
After the reading af the report was conclud,
ed
General Mason, of Georgetown, rose, and
presented, much al large, and with great ear
nestness, his views against those taken in The
Report upon the poinrabovc referred TO; in de
Iiverng which he occupied about Two hours
He was followed by Mr.. Mercer, of Virgil
MIA. who ably defended The course pursued BY
| the Company in going on with this portion OF
| the work, and deprec ated the idea OF interrupts
ing it upon any of the grounds suggested by
| the gentleman who preceded him.
| Af.r some further explanatory remarks from
Messrs. Mason, Mercer, and a, Lee,
/ Mr. Ingham (Secre,ary Of the Treasury
moved to amend the above proposition by add.
ing thereto the following proviso:
PROVIDED, That, in asserting to this recommends
tion this meeting would not be understood as approx
Potomac to the mouth Of the Tber, before the essen
ta parts of the work above those Falls were comple
ed and put into operations and more especially before
the legal right of the Company so to extend the Cana
had been decided by the proper judicial authority"
The meeting then adjourned, on motion Of
Mr.. KEY, 10 meet again al 9 o'clock to-day
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10

fruitful district, will be found cosered with
sand, and rendered forever barren. The &C.
counts from the banks Of the Memel and Pre-
gel are Of the same sffiic,ing description.
P,ussian State Gazette. dpril o.
LONDON, May 4,-The French papers OF
Friday which arrived last night, contain some
facts of interest; it would appear that the
members of the Lower Chamber are acquiring
holiness in the exposure Of abuses, and in the
demand for redress, in proportion as they dis,
cover the weakness Of the Ministers whom
their duty requires them to watch and control.
A commission Of deputies appointed to exam
inc branch Of the public accounts has found
out that NJ de Peyronnet, the late Keeper OF
the Seals, has appropriated certain monies TO
the use of his Office, or ordered certain expen-
srs OF his ehanceheris to be paid, without APP
plying for vote of credit from the Chamber.
The Commission remarks severely on this it,
legal and unconstitutional act, and recommends
demand for restitution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
More New GOuds

from Ne,o York per the Virginia.
French brown and white London drills
Plain French brown linens
French bombasnes, black ciscassians
Black and blue-black Italian lutestnngs
Satin levantines, modes and forenees
Fouay prints. green barrsge
Levsntine shawis, large sizes
TafRta, satin and gauze ribbons
Mems thread and cambria gloves
Thread, cotton and silk hosiery
Bobbinett laces, cages and pelerihes
case ladies' Leghorns, at unusually low prices
do ladies' ant9nisses' gimp and phin cottages,
And mems and boys Leghorn hats For sale BY
june 6-6. JAMES MCKENZIE & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
Public sale.

WILL be soil, on the premises. on Saturday TIC
w 10th of June merit, at II O'Clock. all the right,
title, and int crest Of Augustn b. i''ams in and to
one Undivided eighth part Of tract of land, called
Spring Grove containing 10 acres more or less, late
the property Of Margaret Chlds, deceased, situate
within hafa mile Of the Falls Church, on Pour Mile
nun. adjoining the lands CT Hugh Minor, and within
few hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road lead
ing from Alexsndris to Wiley's Tavern seized and
taken, under writ of fera fscas issued by Adam
L, mr. Esq Justice Of the Peace for the County Of
alexandria, and to me directed.
The above will be sold to satisfy debt, and costs,
due to George Jacobs Terms of sale cash.
RICHARD SlIACKLEFORD,
;ure 1-dtaOtb Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
June 9-S
LAND at Auction

agEss, 10 conformity with decree Of the
t,S County Court If Fairfax. sitting in Chancery,
'Tvs at the last May Term, shall. on Sdfvrday.
s.s the 18Th ofJsne nert before the front door OF
the Alexandria Residing itoom proceed 10 SELL to the
highest bldefon credit OF thirty days, all the right,
title, and interest OF Frederick STONE. an infant IN
and a certain tract of land called CLIFiOf, wing
in the said county If Fairfax, about three miles from
Alexandria and containing about 224 acresi the said
int being undivided seventh part Of the said
tract. Sale TO commence at II O'Clock, "
r. C MASON,
June 6-d,l3June Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10

This is going the whole Hog, with ven
geance Blu. Ger. Jackson will 6nd that this
kind Of work will do him more harm than good
He will now have all the hundreds Of dIsap.
pointed hungry e1pec'ants against him. And
how will The Creoles Of he country receive the
compliment! MOI onr Of them named; yet il was
not for wan, Of candidates for we could name
about fifty. " Orleans .Argus, May l3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
WASHINGTON, JUNE 6, 1899.

WASHINGTON, JUNE D, 1879.
JosKPu GALES, jr Esq.
Nayor Of Washington:
SIR. In complying with the fiattering request con-
tanned your letter Of ssterdsJ, allow NE TO say, that
receive with grateful emotion the renewed testimony,
which you generously expound, of the value at.
tached by the Corporation of Washington to my zeal
ous though imperfec, efforts to promote their prospe.
rity with that Of the District of Columbia.
IT, in discharging my pubic duties, manifested less
regard for the wellbeng of 50 large portion OF my
fellow Citizens would b., alike unfahfu 20 the prin
cples with which sat cut public lifc and to The high
reposed in by that portion of the People Of
Virginia to whom am indebted for every opportunity
of public usefulness that have at any time enjoyed
With them consider the happiness, and, were they
separabe in Imagination, in no small degree, the free.
dom Of common country, as intimately associated
with the welfare and permanently of the Metropolis Of
her Union the very name of which, while it perpe-
tually recalls to the American People the fondes re-
collections is the proudest, and devoutly trust, will
prove the most durable memorial OF national graft
tude the highest human virtue that ever exerted
in the service OF mankind.
Permit me, in returning, through you, my profound
acknowledgements to the Corporation over which you
preside for the honor which their request ctners on
me- to add that am sensible how much it is enhanced
by the il which you have been pleased 10 con-
vey it, and to assure you of the
High respect, and
Very sincere regard of
Your obedient servant,
C. F. MERCER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-10
JAMES S. GUNNELL, M. D.
NEETISY,

RESPECTFULLY informsthectizensa and ls't HI
IL ~ Alexandria, that he may be consulted at or
II cia.atrs Hotel. on the first and third WEDNEs-
DAY % every month, from O'Clock, Az N. untii2
AIlletters addressedto DR.. G. at hisofhcs between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, or left at Mr.. H. Clagetts hotein
a,e.nadria, viii be punctually attendedts.
ian