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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

ID ANDOLPHB REPORTS. vol. 9th. Of Cogos
IA argued and determined IL lla Court of Apnaa,a
ofVirginia just published,
Complete sets Of Virginia Reporters
Journals Of the ConvcnIpns ct 1856 and IA.
Journals ofthe Senate and House Of Delo~s... q, !,
Virginia from I77G % 1870, inclusive
HeDi1gs St tutcs at !ar-c. and
Tire New Maps Of Virginia,
=, a. appropriated 10 increase tho Public } bra-v Of
the State, may be had Of the subscriber ., fLr I
iol, III tic city Of Richmond upon the j5tvrsi trr,f
WIN. II. RICHARDSON. CGk Come,
oct eff md :''N'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26
10 the .Ue1,Jcrs Of ME Lcgisiahye.

10 The .Uembcrg If ME Lcgisiah,re.
FbNTu1T i'raleiul for ti friendly and GbcIJl patron
y gre Wnch hav" !'n o'c.c received from ;he
s2octtuiy to remind ,hcm 'Lat shall be- as mn.
prepared and 'R1st happy accommodate from ~ a,
- Of them wrh board. &c The ensuing S.ssiou. AMI
peogr n,Nsci 10 spar" no cxerton 10 render thcir
accommodations rs coH'orto bic as possible
am nirccd 10 Civ this notice thus carlv, from q
suspicion that many Of my old customers in liz
country are under the impression, that shall not be
aoc 70 accommodate them owing 10 the unusual por-
ton OF business "Ficn have boon favoured with
since fIe injecting Of tie Convention. I therefore
TcGn'st OF those members disposed TO pntrcniee mo
lnn , o. my county frion' nrraly TO call at tho
on BrY first. b, f1rc they nlakc any aIynpaenoerte
fer board kew it.c.
~ .0.-.ot "hLEICE PRIMROSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

FRoM New ORLsA~s. BY The packet ship
Tina, from New Orleans, at New York, files
IF papers 10 the 22d Of April, inclusive, have
< received.
A New Orleans paper of the both Of April
Avs rha, The ship George Washington cleared
rom Il At por, On the 18th for Liverpool, with
p9uads Of 500 bales of cotton. She is the
b-se,t vessel thar ever entered the Mississippi
d,rr-her draugh, OF wafer being Is feet.
ipoiisr Steamboat Rceidsat-On the OH ul'.
n. y,amboa, from New Orlean for Louisville
turs, her boiler, and severely scalded four of
her crew.
The New Orleans Courier Of the 18th ulti-
no con aims the following extracts of letters
hom Porto Cabello:
decree OF the Li5erator ordains that the
Clyrn House shall receive the Gales of the
'llon in payment Of export duties, AID one
;l2lh, in said rates in paymen. OF import du-
U's THIS measure will give activity to COM
n'rte tor those who possess large sums OF that
r.
30 nail has Just brought the news that the
N army have Just laid down their arms,
hing to Ggh, against their brethren tn
\ INDIANS This will be OF real benehi 20
'SUuI'ue. The grand Recruiting tor the
l.rp, Of reserve has been countrrmanded. Boz
horoust to be glad Of this grand result,
"Eh vii NIKE him powerful, and enable him
a'rmp' union Of the grea, family.
he New Orleans papers APPEAR 10 be de-
i1'ed With 'neir victory over the Governor Of
A''blana m ne case of the murderer Gayarre,
nm he sought to relieve from working on
"r roads vito tha other convicrs. The cru
mimi made his first appearance in The streets
% the afternoon o. The lIuh un. The whole
%,f' 81 'onvIcts, under ,rong guard, march
nom 'he prison to the upper extremity OF
w cry, and through some of the principal
"''H Gayarre was conspicuous among
sn, and all eyes were turned upon him. His
'SS was not altogether the uniform OF the
~" Instead Of red lrowscrs, shirt, and cap,
~ NoNser> only were Of tina, color. He wore
que roundabout, a common hat, and black
''dkery hieI on his head. Ever and anon he
'E'd wipe the dus, from his. face with fine
ole cambria handkerchief. The convict TO
'''m he was chained was huge robust fellow,
% SEEMED highly pleased at being placed in
..' 'es ectable company. At Ave o'clock the
.''S e'"rneG 10 the prison, followed by a large
;;'a'oarse # people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

The evidence, says the Register, disclosed q
case Of great merit on the part Of the wreckers
twenty three persons wereupon a raft drifting
towards the Cult stream, without provisions
or water, where they had been about twelve
hours, and a short time after they were reliev.
ed il began to GLOW very heavy with rough
sea, and in all probability they would have
persisted during The night The wreckingvr YES.
sells, without delaying to save any thing from
the wreck, proceeded at every hazard, 10 save
the lives of The passengers and crew, and with
grea, feeling and gratitude the passengers bore
testimony TO the kind and generous treatment
Of those who saved Them, in supplying them
with dry clothing aud affording them every
comfort in their power. This case is strong
evidence of the usefulness and necessity Of
the wret king vessels upon this coast.
The Revenue Gutter Pulaski, sal ed from Key
Yves, for Havana, on the 18th ult. passen.
gers, Judge Webb, w. n McRea, and some Of
the passengers Of the Spanish brig Correo.
The Delegate in Congress from the Territo-
ry Of Florida, in his last circular 10 The people
has the following remark a" examination OF
the Island of Key Wesr will be ordered before
the next meeting Of Congress, with view of
erecting batteries and a tower for defence, and
authority given for suitable arran 5emenis for
the a. ommoda,ion Of The Judicial and Reve-
nue. IF ers stationed there
Itis proposed, az Key West, to establish
Temperance Society.
A Sunday School has already been opened,
and several ladies and gentlemen have voun-
tered their services as teachers S34 were
subscribed for the purchase Of books, in few
hours.
The Br. ship Britannia, and her cargo, con-
sis,ing Of sugar, rum and pimenlo, which was
wrecked on the Florida Reef, and brought here
by wrecking vessels, was sold few DAYS since,
and brought nearly The sum of fifty thousand
dollars. Much competition was exhibited al
the sale. and he price, paid for several articles
were proof that few places afford finer mar
ket than Ky Wes that our merchants pos
sess ample means of fulfilling and meeting their
contracts. The rem Of sale we're cash, which
was paid on delivery
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
From the Commercial Advertiser. May 9TH.

The ExEcuTIoNs.-It i with regret that
we infer. from The accounts given in several OF
the papers, that The two mise rable beings, who
have this day paid The penalty of their lives
for the violated laws of God and man, died
probably in a state Of impenitence-certainl
IN no hopeful frame Of mind. Johnson enter.
tanned hopes of pardon Unit! The last. Even
last night he did not appear 10 realize the Ger.
tain,v Of his impending fate. The Rev. Mr.
Dunbar, Of the Baptist Church, was 10 accompa-
ny him to The place Of execution lie has repeat.
edly said, that though he printed the inidel pa
per called the Correspondent, he did not be.
lie,e in the principles il avowed; and that ne
fully believed the truth Of the doc'rines of the
New Testament He was yesterday informed
of the report that he had made an attempt TO
commit suicide, aud it appeared 20 disturb him.
The Sheriff stated 10 US last night that il was
incorrect.
The black woman Catherine, has been regu-
larly attended by the Rev. Mr.. Miller color.
ed clergyman, who remained with the poor
creature the whole Of last night, and went with
her this morning 10 the place of execution
Mel her Of the prisoners exhibited any signs
Of change of mind, and there can be HUE
doubt but tha, they both died as they had lived.
Tbe letters Of Governor Throop, assigning
his reasons for not inter fering with the course
oil penal Justice in these cases, are clear and
satisfactory. Is it not then perfectly evident,
that however it may be the duty Of Counsel nor
to desert their unfortunate clients to ,be last,
and whatever may be the views OF many gohd
and sensible citizens as to the improprie'y oil
capital punshments, it is positive cruelty 10
the convict himself, 70 s.ff'r him t. feed on
delusive hopes of PARDON, bv communicating
with him on the subjec He undergoes The
bitterness Of death twice; aud the shock ct his
disappointment is perhaps as agonizlng as are
he terrors and ignonuy Of he ginpe.
| II Is generally known thai Johnson IS prin-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
NTr-Hsx AMD-RIAs
~Sn,y MORNING, MAY II. 1893.

RrMoR.-There is rumor IN
N'' he New York Mercantile Adver-
''l' ~ sr,in is about recognizing the lnde-
. ,,t.nc. of the South American States and and
'''o'a ..,nre some peculiar advantages, she
', u, .,k. demonstration upon some OF her
w 1 with naval and military force
d. !. ,,nsrfrom Havana, dated I'd April repeats
J -. .o.0, published here some days since
s,n English papers, that an ar"amFn. was
n. :.';,, gu, at Cadiz for Cuba. The inhabitants
, r., i, was said in the English accounts
0 nav the expense of the expedition in
~ in3e for His Catholic Majesty's having
4, c,dls free port. 1t will be well tor
y l,o,Dd if he recognize the independence OF
s.,b American States, even al this late
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

ter. One Of the trade called 10 bid him adieu
last evening, at 10 o'clock; and, in converse.
ton with him, Johnson remarked hat it mus,
be a painful circumstance, brother printer 10
find him in such situa,ion--ihal had he him.
self been told six months ago that he would go
to the grave in sue h a manner as his, prospects
indicated, he should have considered the per
son mad He was asked whether he thought
himself prepared for change Of worlds? He
answered, with faint voice, he hoped So"
Catharine was visited las, night by her mo-
Their. The scene was an affecting one. The
mother was in great agony; but the poor
daughter did not appear concerned a. her cri
teal state. There vas an alarm of fire while
her spiritual advisers were con' ersing with her
last night when she asked. with quick voice,
" Is there FIRE ," and Immediately got up and
looked out Of the window.
We understand tina, Johnson had long
interview this morning with Miss Newman.
and that they were Engaged in devotional! ex-
ercises. in the presence of the Rev. Mr. San.
ford, and subsequently alone, after the clergy
man had retired, a. the request OF Johnson.
The prisoners were taken this morning from
3ridewell at o'clock, in a close carriage,
under the escort Of company of horse, and
carried 10 the Peni:en,iarv at Bellevue, with
rspidit, which toraly bafflrG he attempts Of
the crowd to follow he melancholy procession
Immense numbers Of people wert collected in
Broadway and the other main avenues during
he morning, but i, is beloved that but small
Dol ton of ,hem Witnessed the termination OF
the scene. From the P-nltrntiary TIE cnovic,s
were taken a, O'Clock on board steamboat,
which conveyed them 10 Biaekwell's Island, on
the cas-, end OF which the gallows was erected
last night.
We have no further particulars Of sufficient
interest 10 delay our going TO press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Geo. >, Nough

rs now opening very complete assortment Of
selected with great and the best term, which
he is disposed to sell al fair prices for cash, to
punctual customers Among which. are: G,nghams
and csIicoes, plan bst,sse. Grape de L,on, gsuzs
scaves and handke rchefs, plain white merno shaws.
mems and women's very superior horeskn gloves.
hosiery, psrasols and umbrellas, black satin Ievant-
ines. horenc"s; black silk camblet, super silk and
rollersuspenders scarlet green. blue and black last
ngs for shoes superne black crcassians, brown and
white drilling and French linen, with most other de-
sirable articles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, May 9.

FrouR The prevailing wagon price Of The week
has been abou, Sc per barrel although, at the COM
mence ment, some loads were taken fraction under
that rate, and yesterday and to-day l29 cents more
have been occasionally paid. The supplies of this de-
scripton, It will be seen, continue small-the farmers
neing engaged in the labors required at home at
this of the year In the Of ten days
fortnight, II is anticipated that the supplies will be
comparatively larger
GfClty Mills Fior sale Of parcel ofthe old stock
made on "Wednesday at Sc % pes barrel, sixty
days without interest and subsequently some small
parcels sold at IS, cash, interest added. On
Thursday, lot Of 200 hbls fresh ground City Mills
made of Susquehanna wheat, was sold at 50per bbl
c,Sh
some trifing lots Of susqueanna Flour were sold in
the earl part of the week at IS 25 per Dbl but we
know ut no parcels winch can he obtained for less
than so per hprrci.
sale of 100 bbis. second Rye Flour was made this
week At = Is per bhi
We reduce a sl,ate our rate for Corn Meal in hhds.
We quote-cash prices
super6ne Howard Street, from stores Sc j., Sc so
% City Mills, standard quality IS a so
su.quehanna - -
Rye, LIST and 2d 25 so
Corn Meal, kiln dried, per Dbl. 50 90
DO in hhds - 90 IL IS
GRAIS-No further supplies Of susquehanna Wheat
have reached the ma ket this week. and the receipts
otherwise hay. been very small. The only sale of
which We have hea vas that ola cargo Of Virginia
At 81 "a per busasi We continue our quotations Of
last week
The supplies of Corn continue limi ted, and are still
unequal to the demand A further advance has there
fore been realized of Mary land White having
been made on Thursday at As cents and of Yellow at
AZ cents. To-day, sale of 1900 bushels Of Maryland
White Corn was made at 48 cents, and lot # 900
bushels. of same description, at the same rate. We
quote ordinary to good White and Yellow at Is to AZ
cents
Rye continues scarce and in demand. We know Of
no receipts this week A sale of 500 bushels from
store made at So cents.
For CIoverseed no inquiries are now made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

IRON My WESr The KY West Register
Ap'h 10th remarks that the removal Of the
Ign SHIP isa fact which,, is highly importan,
ave generally known to na,iga,ors. l, is
'"N INA the latest English works relating TO
coas' do no, refer TO the existence OF ligh,
;, '-nN Aey. The brig Cor co (the Cadiz and
''''aara packe,) of the wreez Of which we
ave had accounts, was To-; boo, four miles
IN Inc place where the L.E,u snip was re.
Moved from
C,,. case OF that brig has been tried The
~, awarded NO hfIhs of The specie saved,
,,s va" the proceeds Of the other articles,
I'll, ue sum OF five hundred dollars to TIE
3. s' 'aa compeUsaion for saving the pas
!, 81 sd crew, and such part Of the cargo
we! were aole TO obtain from the brig
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Yo the Public.

VHIE subscriber, having been aIv'sed b. number
L of his friends, offers himself to h Puauc as 4
General Collector Cor the Town and Count OF A'ax-
antlra All those having accounts to coiee' without
warrant and disposed to encourage him, he pledges
of the same and quick and faithful re.u,Gs ssh be
made as soon as the money is collected. IL likewise
.nds rs his thanks to his friends for the h6ers pa
trousge since he has been in office, and truss 10 merit
a continuance Of the same.
RICHARD SHACKL1 FORD.
may li-dSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
W as found,
Fort WASHINGTON, MARYLAND,
MINI on. 1929.

CEALED Proposals will be received by the subscri
> Der, until the 3lst day Of May, for furnishing This
post with two hundred cords ofgood, sond merchant.
able Oak Wood the delivery TO commence soon as
he contract made and the contract to be completed
ny the first day of November. The wood to be corded
IN Fort Washington at such place the hill as may
ne designated.
The names Of two responsible individuals, intended
as security for the nlhlment of any contract which
NAV be entered into, must accompany the proposals
Letters containing proposals will be endorsed " Pro.
posals for Wood" they will be opened at o'clock,
p. H. on the 5lst of May, at this post.
G. WEBB,
Lieutenant, and Acting QuaTtermaster.
may7-t3lM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

r.. National lnfclligencer contains letter
ION RICHARD HENRY LEE, Esq. and the Ma
a,.. Journal a reply by VIM. SLADE, Esq. to
" V,S BvREx, relative to their removals
s,or of.e We wish Messrs. Lee and Slade
r,, not pur-ued this course. Their indigna>
ion At he outrageous conduct of,he Executive,
All heir contempt of ,he motives which urged
.'.Ir remo,a al, would have been better express
Al, silence We decline reputlIshing either
\ lhrir lellels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No XXI.
" Off ,vith his head. So much for Buckingham "

The venerable SHEPARD KoLLocK, RV"-
lu,ionary patriot, has been emuved from rfficr
as Pos master of Ehzabethtown, New Jer>y,
AID Thomas B. DAYTON APPOINTED in hi
stead. MIR K. was appointed by President
Monroe, has discharged his duties with fidelity,
and had family dependent upon | e small
prrquisies Of the Office for their support. But
" the public good requned his removal"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

n. Philadelphia Gazette publishes an >ex'
..or Letter from Bahia, under date OF
y, -, . which closes 10 the following man.
r, h,i,sR, cca, Andrews, from Baltimore,
- ZOO barrels -four, and SEA HORSE, Cor
I,rspfyia arrived here short time since;
,. IN, being able to dispose Of their csrgo's,
'..s,leI sou,h-the formertor Buenos Ayres,
'.I,,- latter FIR Rio Grande-Soi-
Tb,re is nothing Of political character to
..,r.r communication necessary-all is per-
.,,y calm and tranquil.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
A\exandria BATHS .

VNHR public respectfully informed that the sub.
Il scriber will open his BiT'H HOUSE opposite
the City Hotel IN ednesday, and is prepared to
commodate them in a neat style. The benefits arising
from the of the bath are well known that
he deems it unnecessary to say any thing comments.
ton. Terms -Four tickets, dollar single bath
373 cents. NAV ll-1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
70 Rent,

49, The Store, corner Of King and fax.streets,
s.5l now occupied by the subscriber as retsstore
II Is well fitted for retail business; the hxtures and
"h nIesale store, corner Of King and Water streets
Landing, and for sale, 100 bags geeen Rio coffee
NAV At SAMUEL b. Lar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

~ The Commissioned Officers OF the first
REGIMENT second Brigade of the Militia of the District
Of Columbia, Will meet on the 18th, 18th, and l4th
days of the present month, at the usual parade
Yves. of Washington Street for the purpose OF neins
trained and instructed by the Brigade Inspector :,
Muskets will be necessary and the roll VIII De call
ed at 10 o'clock, A. II of each day
By order of The Bngadier General
HENRY r. DULANT,
m.v7-d4t Brigade Major and Inspector.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
sNnti,e is hereby given,

Vl>HAT application will be made to he President and
l. Directors of the Fauquier and 'lexandra Turn
pike Compan, tor renewal OF certificate of one share
of stock NO 6D of said Company, Standing N the
Of isaac Henry, the original OF which having been
lost or mi,laLl WESLEY LGWLES.
ll--At
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

Aims house in Philadelphia. Seven hunGred
of tins number, have, il is believed, bern redu-
ced to pau2erism by Incompetence. The resi-
due are lunatics, idiots, maine d, blind, sickly,
and suprranuated persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Card.

A. b. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,
WILL commence his regular visits TO Alexandra
w on Thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
them the second and fourth Thursday in each month
until further notice Persons wishing his professional
services, will please leave notice Clsggett's City
Hotel may ll-d4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Salt. W inc. &C.

S NJ LaNNEY OFFERS FOR SIZE
ESnll Bushels ground alum salt, now landing
cs)lBU from ship Shenandoah.
q casks old l. Z. reneriffe wine
~ do do Sicily Madeira
Just received per brig Baltimore.
In Store,
Is boxes Madeira grape juice
half pipes do
20 boxes and half pipe old L. P. Madeira wine
Or cask ld.Port wine
AZ bolts American canvass, assorted
70 boxes cotton and wool cards
Is reams wrapping paper, assorted
5mo 1l-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

roe New York Enquirer says that MIR. Ed
WARD LIVINGSTON declines accepting the mis-
,Ioa to France, and that Mr.. GALLATIN is spn-
Ken Of for that office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
SAll,p N.BN4ySo

ARRIVED, MAY 9,
schnr, Trio, shinn, New York, freight for the Dis.
trct.
schnr Republican, Alcock, Currituck: shingles to
G. II. Smoot
schnr. Rising States. Woodage. Currtuck; shingles
TO ]. H. Davis.
SAILED,
Schnr. Hiram, Barnes, St. Thomas.
Schooner Classic, Smith, hence, at Philadelphia 9Th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

PURSUANT to decree of the county Court of
i Fairfax, pronounced on the 2Ist day of August,
1928, between William Russell, complainant, anG Da-
mel F. Dulany and Others defendants. will proceed
to sell for css, the premises, to the highest bid.
der, on ionday The 18th June, 1929, at IL O'Clock, 81:
"a sale under former advertisement n having been
eected) certain tract If land lying in the county of
Fairfax and state of Virginia, near the residence Of
the said Daniel F. Du'anv, containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty acres.
This was original, first rate upland and has not
been material! injured by injud,cous cultivation. It
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. II is well watered, and has
it abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
its fences good and conveniently arranged The
title is believed to be perfectly unexcep,ionabIe and
the land will be shown TO any person wishing to exa.
mine It, by Mr. Dusny.
r. w. HEWITT, Conm'r.
The Tntelligencer will copy this ma, I--ents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

MARRIED,
On Thursday evening la t, by The Rev. Elias I'arri-
son, Capt joan HANMErr to Miss MARY, eldest daug
ter of Capt CH,uLEs MCINTYRE, all of his place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Drawing on the 3a Of June.
CoHEN's OFFICE, baltimore,
.aprii l6. 1929.
Mary land State Lottery,

No. 2, Tor 1879,
.aRR9NGED ON THE ODD e EVEN SYSTEM
By which the holder OF two tickets, or two shares.
is certain of obtaining al least One Prize, and may draw
Three-and in the same proportion for any greater
quantity. No prize less than -Four DolLrs The draw
ing is fixed for the Sd If June in order to allow distan.
adventures the opportunity Of investing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

5EAS lust received handsome assortment OF NE.I-
III SON1BLE 9ND FASHIONABLE Spring
GOODS and PALM LEAF HITS, which he offers
tor sale on the mos, BILE terms for cash. at his
old stand King street. between the Franklin House
add CITY Hotel He has on hand all sorts of fashion.
able ready made clothing and he has good assert.
ment Of hastings and drlngs, vigona cassimeres and
sIarseilIes, blue and black bombazetts cotton loren
tines and stripes Russia sheetngs and fashionable but.
tons, and AL sorts of trimmings Orders will be taken,
which will be made up to any fashion, with neatness
and desD,,ch. at the shortest notice mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
ACcTlCi s
BY GEORGE WHILE.

Book Auction.
IN Mu,dOy Ertning merit, thealth instant, at early
~ candlelight. will be sold at The Auction Store,
corner of King and ST Asaph streets, collection of
New and Valuable Books,
comprising large Family Bibles, Histories, Novels, &c.
Persons disposed to purchase at private sale. at
auction, will please call and examine the assortment.
0P No admittancc for Boys.
NAV