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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-03
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10 AAel,
"a, The brick store at the corner OF fr,nce ana
Hassi Union streets recently occupied by Messrs h.
& l. Chamberlain,
ALSO, ...s -.s.s {.
s-A The brick store on Fairfax street. recently oc-
Ssta e,pIed by Me.sre. G. G'l T. Thompson. They
will be rented low, and immediate possession gwen
Appiyto w " w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

Melancholy 0ccurrenee.-Mr James Creecy, CT
tzen Of Edenton. Carolina, left his residence and
arrived here early in May last, and after short visit to
Virginia, returned here the 17th and renamed un
til the 3Oth of that month From letters which ne
wrote on that night. and other very strong crcumstan
tal evidence. there is doubt but that his existence
was terminated by his hand In of his letters
just prior to his suspected deeeae, he said that the
disposition which he should make of his body had been
source OF some embarrassment, but that plan had
been suggested which would be adopted and that no
search need be made for his body it world not be
found. We do not know. however, how he could con-
troll this dscovery and such is the anxiety of his rela
tves and friends that the BODY should found and de
Gently inferred that we authorised to pay ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for its recover, sothst it may
DE identified. The deceased was nearly six feet in
height, rather slender. of pale complexion, light
brown hair, and about 50 years OF age. Any person
who can give information appertaning to this sad ca.
tastrophe. will confer melancholy favour IRE be-
reaved relatives of the unfortunate deceased
Baltimore Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

BUNKER HILL MoNUMENT.-Th Building
Commi'ee for This great public work have
made report upon the whole subject. They
are now wholly out Of funds 10 continue their
o3era,i1ns The NnDument ,hus far has cost,
sum Of S5l,833; and he estimated amount
nee ssa, 10 finish il is $50 900 making Ssl,-
S33. An The property OF the Association, in
cIudirg subscrip lions, land. interest on monet,
&c. has heen expended. The oheisk which,
When fJished, will De 22o feet nigh, 80 feet
square Il the base and Ii fee, a the summit,
is now abou, 40 fee, in height There are now
on III ILL 500 tons, which have been dressed
and ready % be laid up Ly The masons, max
ing 3S hundred tons, Or more than hall me
quantity required for the completing lie monu-
mep,. One thousand aud two hundred tons
have bren spit ou', IN dimension blocks, 10,
the various portions Of he work, and pisced
in convenien, positions FOR hammering, near
the head of the railway; which ex'encs TO me
foot Of Bunker Hill quarry; aud the Iedge mas
bren so well opened, and al he apparatus LOT
continuing the labour, 5" Judiclous'y aaap'eo
by Tie architect. that the remaining twenty
two hundred tons can be qnarried, ana oeh-
,ertd TO the s,one-cuuers, in three mon'hs'
Thirty thousand dollars only are rtqui-
red 10 complete the whole wo'k-N nlch
mus, he raised by subscrip ion Il the design
ca.no, be executed a, the present moment, lei
the Di, ectors Law by SPECIFIC sum the ih'sr-
est OF which may accumulate, SO ina al 'u-
lure d w. there may br certainty "i us com
elton. 1t would have been fortunate had they
r, S rived zen rhousa"G dollars Of their original
subscription money, and Applrd it TO this OBJ
;ecr 4 few courses Of stones less than are
nov Ibid, would have made all this difference
TO ra Sc su ,scrption now, for an accumuiai :
ing fund. for finishing this great national WORK
is apparently the only feasible course now TO be
adon'ed. LIE, a distinct pledge be give, thai
no, dollar or j, shall be touched, unIi the
SANE, together with suy future accession snai
amour, to thirty thousand dollars -EUe. coz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

WAsHMeroS; June z6.-The case of the u
States g. T.. Watkins s,iil occupies the aten
ton Of the Circuit Court for this District
The motion for an instruction by the Court TO
the Grand Jury was yesterday argued by Mr.
KEY in favour Of it, and by Mr. JONES, in part
in reply.
Meanwhile, another indictment was yes,er-
day found by the Grand Jury against the &C
cused
Mr.. SourHARD, late Secretary Of the Navy.
has arrived in the city, and yesterday gave evil
dence before the Grand jury Not. Int.
The Telegraph ofyesterday says: Mr. SOUTH
ARD was in court to- day and was sworn 10 The
grand jury After REORGANIZATION, the grand
jury found and presented 10 the court, q new in
dictmenr, stating, in substance, that the said
Tobias Watkins being an evil disposed person,
and devising and intending, traudnlen'ly aad
uDjuslly. to acquire for himself, and for his
own private use, the money Of he United States,
and well knowing The premises, &c. with force
aud arms, SC. &c did falsely, fraudulently, de-
ceitfully, knowingly and deslgnedly, apply 10
the said Samuel L. Southland, then being Score
tary Of tie Navy Of tn United States, as afore-
said, To add 10 the said som Of 8l2,ls9 lo, for
which the said K. Padding had requested
"a warrant to be issued for the sum Of $50 dol
lars, and did then and there pretend, to The said
Samuel l.. Southland, Secretary Of me Navy Of
the United States. that the said sum Of $50 dol
lars was required for ti.e use and service Of
the Navy of the United states, for the pay.
meni OF claims, settled and adjusted under the
appropriation for srrearages due by the Navy
Of the United States, psior TO he frs, day Of
January, 1927, and 10 cause the same TO be paid
into The hands Of the said J. K. Paulding, sc
SC &c. and that the said Tobias Watkins, did
unawfully, fraudulen'ly, decei,tuliy, Knowingly
and deslgnedly, cause aud procure 10 he issued,
by the said Samuel L. Soulhard, a requisi,ion
to the Treasury OF rue United States, for the
additional sum of $50 dollars; did Cause and
procure he said snm Be added 10 the requ,,
si,ion Of SAL 9 IL, knowing thar the said
additional sum Of $50 dollars was not required
for The service OF iEs United States, but intend
p6 trauduentiy to defraud the United States,
and did thereby defra"d The Unued States Of
The said sum; to he rvi example If all others,
in like cases uffend;ng, and against Tie peace
and go,ernmrn, of a. United STATES, &c.
Ii is doubtful whether he dec ision Of the
court, on the motion OF the counsel for the u.
States, viii he pronounced to day. The argu-
ment will mos; probably, be prolonged until
tomorrow. or even TO the subsequent day.
The result Of the indie menr found by the
grand Jury, as, also that Of the motion pend.
ing before The court, will be given in our pa.
Det.
4 O'clock, P. NJ. The court has just adjourn
ed. ATE The conclusion Of MIR. KEYS argu-
ment, Mr. JONES followed in behalf Of the de-
PENDANT. He resumes tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
Col. JOHN SPEED SMITH. we are informed,

COL JOHN SPEED SMITH. we are informed,
declines accepting the Office Of Unied States
Attorney for this district, The reason was not
mentioned; bu j, is said, tnJt Mr.. Smith ha'
lately declared himself in favor If Mn CLAY
for The mex, president, aud dces 10, fad him
solfin The condition IN which the pres.n; adj
minstralion expects to See every man whom 1t
appoint, 10 Office; and he administration as
tried by its ac's, is, we imagine, such as be
does no, feel disposed to 'akr office under
Frankfort (Ky. } Commentator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
N.G.EexN,N DRIAs
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE q. 1899.

Gv.rsMaLa.-Capt. Lane, of the schr. Emf
-. rosk. has furnished the editors Of the Bos-
., Bulletin with the Honduras Gazette Of 10th
,,,v. al, contains The Articles Of Capiiula>
inn. according to which, Gen. Morazsn took
,osse,sion of San Salvador on the 18th April.
!, was stipulated that all the arms in the place
,bould be delivered 70 The conquerors, and the
moons of the conquered disbanded, on which
conditions The lives and propertyof the cilizens
we're TO be held sacred At,er the surrender,
Norazsn discovered that deception was prae-
,i,ed in the delivery Of the arms, and that nu-
nerous parties Of brigands supplied Herewith
we're infes,iug the province of Guatemala; he
therefore proclaimed the capitalization null, and
sn,, red anew upon hosilities. A private note
rom Morazsn says, II pu, in confinement. in
decent house. the President, Vice President,
,ycinena and Sosa." The motto used by the
General is, God, Union and Liberty" three
.erms, thai, in our estimation, are very poorly
understood in tina, country"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

To PRESERVE CUcuMBERs FROM iNsEo1s ~,
is stated In the las, Philadelphia ehi'ioh Oh Wv.
lich's Domestic Encyclopedias, VOL pase 90
,hat"a friend Of DR.. Mease Informed "i'n' W.,
some years since, nearly oil me cuc""'''' GU"
-, In, vioes in New Jers were destroyed ny
a AZ or bug One day he had oe'as' - 20 r'ue
past a miserable hut in the WOODS a"u pe''
wing very aourishng pa'en OF eoeu" m
annro,chiuc the spot he found il had formerly
hssn , charcoal heap. He took 'n' hint, aud oy
,,o,vde red charcoal round about the
Sines when they frs, came up, preserSeshls Gu
cumbers effeciually
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
Trust Sale.


an the Goth day of july neat the undersigned will
~ offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. the tract of land situate in the county
of Fairfax on the waets of Bull Run. called " Moore.
hli" containing 954 acres. The sale will take place
at Fairfax Court House, before the front door thereof,
about p O'Clock, and made under the authority Of
deed OF trust given to the undersigned by Robert
Kinchelpe, for the benefit Of Alexander Hendersons
executors, dated the 18th of August 1922, and re.
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Fairfax The sale will be effected for the purpose OF
raising the unsased part of the debt, with the ex-
lenses OF trust JAMES SANGS1ER.
;,~a a--,,.a . uu AGASHtNAH M"nRE---
Of 243 .2cres Of Land, near 7o,on.
In conformity TO decree of the United States Cir.
cult Court District Of Columbia, for the County Of
Alexandria, between Charles Bennett and others, com.
planaEts, and Isaac Robbins, administrator, with the
win annexed, of Eliza Dulsny, and Others, defendants,
shall proceed to sell, for cash, the premises, to
the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the l5th day Of
July next. at o'clock, p N. that piece parcel Of
land, formerly belonging or attached to the Shu.
ter Hill Tract" laying in the District Of Columbia
bounded the west by the line ofthe District; the
north BY Sherron's fence; the east by Giafds
Run; and the south, to the north lin. st King
street extended twill be put up in lots to suit ur.
chasers or the whole in body to be determined on
previous to the sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
June IS div 2aw2w &dtJyl5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

Will the, Telegraph infDrm las whether it i,
fac, that the notorious, and "thrice renown-
ed" GEORGE KREMEa, who appears TO have
sunk in;o obscuri,y,
"Unvept, unhonored, and unsung,"
has really turned anti Jackson, aud ,wears most
bitterly agaius, the Hero and his friends?
BY the way, this man puts us in mind Of
those wrerchcs in the time Of james II. alluded
20 b. Curran in me,sphor which critics would
object 10, who remained at the bottom Of the
stream as long as souudntss or sanity remained
in them, but at length rose as they rotted, and
aaa,rd along the contaminated wa'ers,-the OBJ
iecs Of terror and contagion Such characters
are to be found in all times Of political commo-
tions-mushrooms spring.pg up from the filth
in which they are imbeded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
{" Non uobis, tantas componere l,es."

The L litor of the Cinciunai Gazette thinks
that there is NO hing siogullriu NJ. MErHAN S
appointment to the Office ofLibrarian. tie has
no doubt that Nh. Meehan could disclose
som, facts about ,he origin aud commt ucement
Of he Tel graph, winch certain men choos"
should remain in the dark. lie was const-
q,en,ly ir Il situation TO 6x'his own price. de
Has chosen the Office Of Librarian. The ration
ovgh, to commend his modesty, aud be thank
fol thai ne did not demand the mission 10 Eng
lad, France. or S.. Pv,ersburgh."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

OR,NeEs.-This excellent fruit hnds coi''
genial soil in the Ieii'oty OF FLORIDA -
com pu,ed that upwards of6f'een hundred 'h@a
sand oranges are gathered every year ., 81.
Augustine Many Of The trees, says Mr.. "n,le'
the Florida delegate in Congress- nearing 4 Uo
oranges, are believed 10 be 100 years old ne
lemon, cirron, lime and olive, thrive 'q"a!ty
we'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
Public Sale of Land-For Cash g.

PURSUANT to a decree of the county Court Of
l Fairfax, pronounced on the 2ist day Of August,
1923, between william Russell, complainant and Da.
MEL +. Dulany and Others defendants, will proceed
to SELL for cash. on the premises, to the highest bid
der, on Monday the 29h June, 1929. at IL o'clock NJ:
Ca sale under former advertisement having been
efected) certain tract of land lying in the county of
Fairfax and State of Virginia, near the residence OF
the said Daniel Dulany, containing about
-Four Hundred and FIfty .rcres.
This was originally first rate upland, anil has not
been materially injured by njudicous cultivation. 1t
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. II is well watered, and has
on It an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
its fences are good and conveniently arranged. The
te,is believed to be perfectly unexceptionable, and
the land will be shown to any person WISHING to exa
mine it, by Mr.. Dulany.
7. w. HEWITT, Comm'r.
The Intellgencer will copy this may 1-ects
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

many instances, suddenly and completely cured
by some Influence attending the late caiamitous
earthquakes in the south of Spain Some Of
those who have hazarded conjrrtures on the
subject, seem disposed to i,npute this singular
effect to the operation Of eler TRICKY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

We think the present. unsettled state OF at
sir, in South America, requires the presence
Of an able aud judicious representative from This
e ,,ernmeu,: we think the services Of skill
j,l diola nalisr, and man Confident in the re-
,oprrrs of his own mind, are absolutely ncces-
.,ry. and we think Mr.. Thomas P. MooRE /,
MS, abou, as it to go to Colombia as We are
If General Jackson would glance his eye over
,bese thoughts, or Permi, his " heaven born
auditor to read them aloud for his edihcation,
We h,ak i, would DC OF considerable service 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
Extract of letter dated, N. Orleans June S.

F.Ntract OF q Ittttf uateu, N. UIItarS JU1t D.
awe are paying 81 per barrel Tor corn in
the ea;, (eoual to one and half bushels shell.
led,) and have no supply 1t would be import
an, 10 let ills be made public throughout; the
Middle and Southern States, that shipments
will do we'll here, all summer as the river is
falling"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

apnGs matter bss'"fIe aiSuses his SeeefHeta
~ Of keeping "up-to>the hub Clay men
warm and decided Coalitionis,s"-" Scotch
Tories" SC. s<e in offce, 30 'he exclusion Of
the only good people now Hving-to wit: Jack
son men. He saws the Secretary gives his
printing to MIR. Way, who is Foreman Of he
Grand Jury who have ignored So many bills
against D.. Wakins," andr eproachfoly tells
him that, although be- expected the job himself,
he is disappointed. II Mr.. Ingham does no,
discard Green after this altogether, he has not
90, the spirit which we thooght belonged to
him. Perhaps, however, the difference VIII yet
be adjusrrd-
.. Non nnhis tuntas cnmnnnere hies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

4 writer in the New York American has
given an elaborate aud well written view Of the
relations existing between the Un'ted States
and the Cherokee Indians We do not agree
win all hi, positions, nor with the recommen-
daiiOn OF the siaud wiic h he wishes the Chero.
KEGS 10 take. The stare Of Georgia. like every
cher authority which has ever sprung up In
hi, country, not excepting even Pennsylvania,
wishes the Indian lands within her borders,
and since they canno, he procured honestly,
they mas b taken dishonesty; but the lands
must come, aud the lid ans must go. Thus II
has ever been. The poor, broken down, de-
spised remuan, Of race once the prnprietors
Of the soil, are 10 be driven farther and farther,
20 make way for the advancing tide Of white
population, aud we can only mourn their fate
There has never been much OF justice in the
dealings Of white men with the Indians. The
grants or deeds Of their property 10 Us can
hardly be called lawful-,hev are given upon
eOmpulsion, and ~ithou, valuable considera-
lion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

The corner stone Of the first lock of the "a
nal Bison south east Of Georgetown, is to be
laid or the 4'h OF July, and it is contemplated
to have some ceremonies appropriate TO the
day and the oco aston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
Public Sale of Land for Cash.

nURSUANT to q deed Of trust made BY Francis
i tiamersly and Jane his wife, to me, bearing date
the 9th of June, 1897, shall proceed 70 sell for cash,
to the highest bidder the Tavern Of Samuel Cats,
West End on saturday the 27th day Of lime 1879 at
meridian tract of land living in the county of Fairfax.
aad state of Virginia. within two miles Of the Great
Hunting Greek Bridge containing according to recent
survey, about
THIRTY, THREE acres,
being the said Hamersleys portion If the tract OF land
called LytIom, of which the late Elizabeth B. Ham
ersy died seized.
The title is believed to be good-but shall convey
such only as the deed vests in me
June rs T. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

MIssoLoNGHI AGAIN TAKEN BY THE GhEEKs.--
The London Globe OF the 2lst ult. ssys-it is
stated in the French papers Of Monday, that
letters had been received at Toulon from Patras
and other parts Of Greece, in which i, is assert
ed that Missolonghi has been again taken by
the Greeks; that Greek troops have likewise OBJ
tanned possession of the Castle of Romelia, and
invested by sea aud land the fortress Of Lepan-
to. Admiral Miaulis is said TO be engaged in
bombarding the latter place with the frigale
Hellas and brig Of war. The Presiden, OF
Greece, Capo d'Istriss, had proceeded to Ma
varino, where he is stated 10 have had conte-
renee with Marshal Maison and Rear Adm
Rosamel. The state Of Greek affairs is repre-
hopes are held GU, Of speedy capture Of all
the Turkish fortrrsses on the Greek continent
Capt. Hatch, Of the brig Try, at New York
from Tooasco, reports that Capt. Mathews, OF
brig Mary Eliza, having detected negro, one
night, stealing several articles from his brig,
logged him; for which, Capt. NJ. aud all his
crew were, The next day, put in prison by the
authorities Of the place; but it was expected
they would soon be released During their
confinement, Capt. Hatch KEEP, watch on board
Of the Mary Eliza, in compliance with The re-
quest Of the merchants concerned, In the
course Of the frs, night, an altemp, was made
by one Of the natives TO take away the maintop-
gallan' sail, but he was driven off; and on the
following night, as Capt, Fl. was going on
shore, an attack was made upon him with a
knife, by the same person, as is supposed, who
attempted the theft.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
AUCTIONS.
BY WIN. d. MUTT.

THIS Day. at 10 O'eiodk,
Will be sold the Dwelling House Of Ar: BeaI
Howard, on Prince Union. street, variety OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
such as, Beds, Bedsteads, Sideboard, Bureau,
Desk, shad, &c june "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XLVII

"OF ioitk has head 30 much J0r Bucf,'lshG7'"
Cbs,yys.- b,.n,,s. Ga"~u-tNI Ny pa-.sans-,
this county; where It's first stroke is exhibited
by the re moval Of Col. Clark Rice, lr. iiom the
Office Of Post Master, 10 Cambridge, aud the
a >poinrmen, Of DR.. Matthew Stevenson We
understand that the Doctor, on Monday, took
pos ;, ssinn Of the keys, SC. ard that The oflicv
will be KEEP, at Col. Crocker's'ta,ern, on the
turnpike, near Mr.. Wendeli's
Portsmouth, { " II June ls
GREAT PoLITIcAL OPERATION! - There has
for many as past been faithful old servant
in the Cus'om HouS" employ, by the name oil
Spinney We really d. not knnw he style or
NH. of his o6iee, but believe his his duties con-
sisted, principally, in keeping the floor sweet,
f,r wtaoh higa political trust small eompen-
sation was allowed him No being gentle
man Of very tx ensive correspondence, he wa,
no, little surprised, a few days since, To hnd
in his hands letter with such imposing aspect
and high ficia marks, as 5et0keurd some grea
rood fortune TO MS humble condition From
he character Of the appointments recently
made e stw no reason why he might no, also
BE- promoted 20 some high sta;ion-aud al
,bon III The little matter " reading and writing
had become rather obsolete with HIM, yet the
time had been when he could speh IS. wei as
some oil IN m hl'tr ruODthB H'S spee'a' i y,
which, Nv The bye, although they had pee" in
in his service manv years, had not grown ola
onite so fa,, a, his eyes, and coming over his
ae,e commission again and again he could not,
10, the soul e him, tell whelher he was APP
pointed Dspu,y Collector Surveyor, or lnspec-
tor. So, high with hope, h resorts TO the aid
of friend to snpounce to him his promotion,
when, with intense interest, he listened, wniie
| ~. y,;.rb ,e.t N him in audible voice, the
following letter:
"Cusron Housr, PORTSMOUTH,
| "2a Bay, 1879
oS,,. Permit me to inform YOU that the scurriouS
abuse which fills the paper, of the opposition party,
against the vruouS Chief Magistrate of our Country
compes me, even had wish to continue you in office
10 say that your services will not be wanted after the
! first day of June next
Respectfully, your ob't. serv''
-o7 "IOHN p DECATUR, Collector.
| "Nin. JosEPu SPISSEy."
| eye powersw rnar can ever shake an Ad-
minis ration supported by such vigilance! In
,ru,h father Spinney is willing 20 'aks his
rhonk OATH" that he has 90, ,Uyiiien and Pu6
| Eshcd any abuse against the present rlr'uons
! Chiei Magistrate OF our cuuntrv-and hath
never been the Editor of any OF he papers oil
The opposition party But there is reason
for YOU! Y ami, Jacksonites answer that II
you can" Huzza."
III. Il Sherwood, Collector OF the port o'
Sa, keits Hat Dor, vice G. n. Caolh Id, removed
RIcHMoSD. KY June 10 -MaJ7r Robert NIL,
Ter, Postmaster in this place, has been removed
and VIM. jenkins, Esp. appointed IN his place
There is no charge against MAJOR Miier' eA
cept that he snI ported MIR Adams Tor fresi-
dent, in preference TO General Jackson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

7, il mentioned in some Of he French pa
-, ,b., cases of rheumatism were, In great
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

There is no cause of misery more fruitful tIan incur
ring expense. That we cannot afford.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Alabaster Ornaments
THIS EVEATNG,
27M instant, at early candle light
will be sold at the Auction corner Of King and
St Asaphstreets. variety OF
Alabaster Ornaments;
consisting. in part, Of elegant vases watch stands
writing desks, candlescks. flower pots, &c.
Afier whieh
New and secondhand Books, Stationary, and
other srtio les.