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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

Ncw-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No g. for 1922 will be h in the City Of
New-York, on Wednesday July 90
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets 81; halves q quarters !.
Connecticut Lottery, Class No. 10,
viii be drawn at Newlaven on Friday, 9th OF July
Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets ~; halves l; quarters so cents.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No. 8, for 1929,
vii, he drawn in the city of Philadelphia Saturday
July IS. 60 numbers. drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quariersl.
Washington City Lottery, No. IL,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington on Tuesday
July %.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 80; halves !; quarters SO cents.
TO BE- had of
J. C0RSE,
LOTTERY and Exchange Broker, .9israndria.
iuly %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
New Books.

The Ladies' Lexicon, or Par
lour Companion. by VIM. Grimshaw.
A Methodical Treatise on the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

cultivation Of The mulberry tree, ON The
raising of silk and on winding
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

The New York Commvrcili gives The fol-
loving statement, which lam, n ably exhibits
The length 10 xhich youth will run, when once
immersed in vice:
"lt is not many weeks sioce mercantile
house in Pearl street, stopped in consequence
OF he Expectations OF a clerk upon the goods
IN The store. Aud in the Course It the inNe. :
aga'ious which followed, it was ascer aimed
thl, these depredations had been commitHd %
a very large aDoun', aud werr Connected win
haA.s Of lrregulsrity and dissp zion IT Tight
iui descrip ION The cniprit- belonged to an
anS'"ot f'mily of Srea, re pee tahinty IN This
Hae; and from his own conf ssions On drtec 4
to-, and discoveries sine made, it appears
Ia the amnan, OF his robbcri,s Of he CONF
ding emp oyer, VS. from six TO right Thousand
dollars IN as many mouths. He seems 10 rave
KEEP seIaglto, aud 20 have lived n habits # r.
traSagan'e and dissolution wing almost with
Fauntietry We have seen a list Of articles, in
his confession, wri ten by HIMSELF which he
gave 10 one tyrninG fos' rite mistress whom
n shipped TO Charleston, amounting to nearly
three hundred dollars. And 20 supply himself
with money he took goods and lid them 10
merchant ailors aud others. IL is believed
rom the disclosures made, tcat he was but
one Of gang Of thirty, or thirty three young
asear each, who have been living during the
past year much in The same way-aud whose
e1Iravagance must have been, and probably
nov IS, supported in like manner, from their
employers"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

The Presidents Message is said 10 have
been carried 10 Fredrrick,own in the short
space Of hrse hours and twenty minutes from
Washington. This is rather more credible
than its having been carried to Bal imore in an
hour and half as stated in The Baltimore pa
pers. The Cause OF the error, which we sus-
peci to exist, is the variation Of time keepers
The variation between The City Clocks, the Ia
vern bell, SC. and the Capitol Clocks, (oot a
mile apsr,) in this City in his City, is a, this
moment between wen'y and thirty minutes
Between the Baltimore aud Washington time
there is ALWAYS a variation Of some thirty min.
utrs more. The combined effrct Of these cir
cumsiances may be, ,ha, a messenger des-
patched hence a, IL o'clock Of our City time
might reach Baltimore al half past one o'clock
BY the Baltimore time, and yet the time occupi>
ed by the race (fo' 80 T. might be called) may
have been two hours and a quarter, IL not two
hour. AID haIf---a pretty good going 100 We
are f,r from disp raging the efforts or the per-
formance Of the Contractors in this cas-; but
we canpo, easily be persuaded into belief Of
he speed Of &c miles in an hour (or le,s than
TWO and half minutes to a mile lover The roads
alternately hills and sandy, from w sh'ng on
TO Baltimore National hieligences.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
SAM PATCH BEAT! The F, n>Sor, (Kv

SAM PATCH BEAT! The F. n>sort (Kv }
Commentator givrs the f"llnwtog coun' of a
poor fellow who made leap .'la-mnde sam
p.,ch) noiens ro'sns, shd cam off safe, after
beating Sam in the jump, and being, as hs was.
half seas ovef," in The bargain:
A FmGHrruL FALL. A man from L, king
'on WIS footing II mo town, sf'er dark, one
evening las we K. too much elevated with 'h'
,oo1 ht,r he had mrt with on the nay 10 b.
very circum ,pccI ~ his walk. Hayins got TO
the hruw of the hill, where the road passes
along he top Of he rive, cliff aud leads down
in, he town, he varied from he beaten traS k
to avoid The mud, ard inylining 100 much TO the
lef. ,umhled h ad.long down the cliff His
FIRST pitch was 1T the ton Of perprndieula
rock, about ftcenty feet down 10 the ground
Which broke the fall, but was TOO steep 10 arrest
its progress, and o. he went, tumbling over The
stones, AID III, nugh The bushes, about THREE
HuyDaSp FEET MORE, down TO the foot Of ,h'
ChH; oil the river net being very high, he
lodged on the wood .landing, near the edge OF
the waer. rhr man was sedly bruised; bu,
fortunately had no boues broken, and was able
10 &c, up aud find his wuy into town. He de
cAres he will be more temperate IN fu,use-a
wise resolution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

GAMING The Common Council OF the CITY
of Was iug,on have passed an ordinance 10
suppr~s,, as rar as IN Tvs power, an evil, tina
of gaming, which mas Seen severely fit IN that
,iv within he las three years, md when a.
IS ,Heir Object wholly to eradicate, II posi-!
bic.
THE ena ,mrn, is lsvelled not only a, ;he
keepers of g ming 'ablcs, but also against the
players rhr National ln'rll'g.ncer states
ina, he ordin ,nce had us origin in feelings Of
I've kinds friendship TO such persoos, OF ma
rure Az. IS are not sufficiently their own friends
in ,ymra yf,r parents whose children are
i thr r, I'd 10 ruin without redemption Tor
w,,e, and families who are in danger ofbeins
h, gcareo aud in parental regard for the class
Of young men IN BUSINESS for themselves or
O hers. whose early promise Of usefulness and
rcs,e tabi,i,y droops and die away IN the dis,
tempered mosrhere Of this gaming room.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12


auce ola lad sem on an errsnd with money
from Lottery flee in New York The Her.
aid ofyesterday mentions hat he boy had been
foosd dead in the water, 1t one Of the north
'ern wharses, under suspicious circumstances.
A lady in France shot her,ef through the
head with pistol on the 18th ofOctoher.
STATUE OF Prrr-The statue Of PIT for the
city Of London. is jus, completed BY Granny.
II Is Twelve feet high, and in modern costume,
over which is thrown a large robe, fastened
round one shoulder, having the RICH, arm fee.
1t 10 OF brohze--a fine, clear, solid cast.
AN uNsocIAL HoRsE "A coachmsn in Eng
land was lately kissing his fasorite horse, when
the animal bit off his under lip and swallow.
ed IL.
Up,o 'hs 5lh Of November, the date of the
latest ad'ic-s from Vera Cruz, no intelligence
had been received Of the U S. ship Hornet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

The New York Courier and Enquirer, Ia
go the whole" Administration paper,) propo
SEES thai the salary of Ministers to The four
principal foreign Courts be raised from 80 900
TO $4,000 each On the proprie,y, expedi
rncy, Or necessity of such me asure, we do no.
mean to cpmmtn,; we wish barely to say thar
if such a proposition had been preached NV"
wears ago, in an Administration paper Of that
pc iod, The Enquirer would have been among
he FIRST TO denounce il as proof Of DISPOSE
ion, on hs I,ar Of the q Diplomatic Admin
istra,ion,' 10 indulge IN high-handed prodi-
gality, and az an evidenceof Mr.. Adams's de
size TO enable The public servants 20 ape "rega'
pomp aod spIeador" What snffio ed "a a sa q,
jary in "spend,hritr times" We should ina
g,nr, ough, 10 be abundanliy adequate 10 the
ead 10 these boosted day. IF :" economy and re-
form" Blu circumstances slier cahes
Yrk { Pa J Recorder.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
sprc,E.-lhs Philadelphia Uni,ed Safes

SpEcIg.-ihg Philadelphia U"i,ed Safes
Gszc says, S225,o 900 w-rr received ye.ter-
day a, he u S. Bask in his city from Ne"
York" Tne Banks from NV York would
he glad, We presume, to send a much larg"'
amour, % Philadelphia, il any good use ca
ne made Of |, there. Specie is so abundant
serr, that the bank clerks take it IN deposit,
with - say The least, M expression oil plea
sure. Snamsh dollars are w,thou, premium,
and would he at discount. were il not Tho
lie banks are compelled is receive Them. -
CHINA was once by ns own peculiar policy,
the receiver Of our surplus specie bui the po
licy which considers speci. The only thing OF
e, s,ur, has check d tia, trede, AID n"w we ar.
suff, rug a surfrit Of dallars ~ 7 Paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

R,cHssrER 1T is es mated, 'ay, The Anti
Na>ouic Enquirer, tina, one hundred and 'wen-
,v,6ye thousand barrels Of Flour have been
manufactured in his village since the last har
vest. This, allowing nv bu shells =" the oarrr',
consumed SIX hundred and twenty 6'e thousa
bv,b,l, { Wheat. II Is unhersioNo, we be
iisye, that more ,han one hall II ne wheat cop
has been 90, out and seat If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

General Jackson ask, Us in his message il,
when I" honors aud Offices are at the disposal
Of the successful candidate" an individual who
aits in the election Of Pre>iden'. "msy no, be
tempted 10 name his reward? Did we desire
practical answer TO This question, we should
only have to look 10 General Jackson's course.
Many. who named their rewards out OF the
" honors anG vfhse s a, the disposal Of 'he sue.
crs,fol candida,r," have obtained them since
he came into Office This system. therefore,
which, according to his theory, is corruption"
according to his practice, we presume, must be
considered political morally Opinion seems,
with General Jackson, TO be the creature of
circums tance> National Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

m. VIRGINIA CONVENTION met on Tuesday
=, i, the P, Presbyterian Caurch. The Seore-
NV Of ,hr Convention resigned his ''uaa"n'
I'D Nj Balecs vas appointed TO succeed him.
r. s,, found that the Caurch was unsuiird TO
IN, 0urpo,es Of the Convention, and the speak.
-, were almost inaudiole to each other. The
after SOME discussion, adjourned
q, 90, in The House Of Delegates a, 10 o'clock.
Thefast of he day was occupied in discuss
no he SUBJECT Of the Executive Council
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

LORD ~ LAST -rhi, ever,rrady> wit
ted oblrman was applied 10 The other day, by
collector Of one Of ne local taxes, Tor me a.
monni oil lax HIS lord,hip said te had alrea-
DIV pad il, ard m looking 20 his file, discover
ed a r.c IN, sined hy the same collector who
,hec =. ,,i.d ior i. The tx man, conf"unded.
apo!ogis.d &c b best manaer he could s.ali"g
his rig :, tina, he did no reoollee' II. ! 's'e
saw, said nv lad, yoa .'c very sorry you ala
No, ,,.co,,rc,i dublin Morning Post.
Lord Nnrnury holds Isnds adj 'irins Dean
-. His lord. hi 5 cattle having lrsspass-
ed on his nelghbor, she reverend dean had The
damage valued oy The parish appraisers snder
the late trespsss ACT, and sent his iordship
the bill, with polite letter, in which he stated
that he did no, value the amount OF The com
pensa,ion, bur, as it should be charged % his
iordship's care keeper, it would make him
more cautious in future; to which ne received
the following Iaconic reply:-" My dear Dean;
Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive them
who ,respass against US, Noroury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

CARELESS pRIvrNe,-In Springfield, lMass }
man named Festus S'ebb:ns, has recovered
$50, from Trueman Sweet, stage owner, Tor
Injuries sustained by the plain'iH and his vile
N consequence Of fall from one OF the deten'
danr's stages BY the earelessaess OF the dri>
wr
A new work entitled "Tales Of my Time.
BY The au horess Of "Biue Stocking Hall, has
Just made its appearance in Epgland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

alarm OF FIRE was given in our s,rerts.-The
fire broke out in the cellar of the house occu>
pied by Mr. I. WauoH, and was ex,inguished
wi,hou, doing any damage
We understand that a servant girl in the
house, has confessed that she formed the de-
sign TO burn it, and tina, she sc, FIRE to the
wood in The cellar, during the absence Of the
family. She has been eommi,,ed TO Jail
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Carpenters Tools.

IN "Wednesday next the 9th inst. q, 10 o'clock, A.
~ 81 will be sold without reserve ut the shop lately
occupied by Thomas Brsddock, Tee on Washington
sreea few doors north Of Cameron st. extensive as
sortment OF Carpenters tools, benches, plank ssses
wndor shutters and blinds, one cast iron CRATE two
gums, and variety of other articles
Terms-For all sums Of ten dollars and under cash,
over ten and not exceeding twenty sixty days. over
twenty four months credit win be given the purchasers
giving notes negotiable at bank with approved endor
sers. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
House Of Industry

VlHE Managers of this Institution have PLACED ~,'h
i Dir. william ID Mutt the princiPa' part o, the e'o
thing made under their superintendent. This being
offered for sale al rery oD prices will it's hoped,
meet with regular and early saies The articles on
hand are we'll su;ed for laborers and servants. lew
are left for inspection Mr. Norriss on rnnce street,
next door below the old post office; the remainder az
Mr. Nuts, lower end Of Prince street
dec IL .-- (.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
DIED.

On the 9th Of December last. at his residence, near
Centrevlle, Fairfax county Va. Mr.. CoL.xAx BRowS,
in the eighty fifth year Of his age. The deceased 70
the last forty years Of his life. was exemplary mem.
Der Of the Baptist church blessed the dead who
die in the Lord"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

,cre. -, ,,omo,ed by fealines Of Iber,
o. s's md the high spirit Of accommodation,
li ~ :, r., doub, not be returned as well by our
vii :. men, as those Of The Western S,aes.
'' w.. u,ss,ge was brought 10 this place in
~, SPACE Of 8 hours and 20 minutes
." Washington, and from Rockville in 2
s,sr, and 10 minutes.
M> Ne,s York Commercial Of Wednesday.
I's Message Of the Pre- slden,, delivered yes
~ =, noon, was received by Us al FOUR
,HsS riio THIS MORNING! The express
oU" I'm New Brunswick 10 Jersey Cry, ip
' .a hour and forty miuutes-a distance ofthit-
:, three miles.
E,,m NE Richmond Wig Of Wednesday.
1--WE lay before nur leaders his morning
message Of President J.okson. twas
,l,aga, on by express, provided by Mr.. Por:>
H' 30, worthy and rnterpti,ing Mail Contract
7" =, his own expense /, lsir washington al
Is ,;nu,es IS, - o'clock Yesterday, and
lid here a q o'clock las, night. The
80. j, about 40 miles, and such rapid
..',,I;ny is uaexAmpi,d in his country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
K6U6ft 88kFy

oSOAU ooxHS
AS just received, and is now opening, At his store,
northeast corner of King and Royal streets for.
merf occupied by Mrs she,ion. an assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of the yfallo,oiag 0rtieis:
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassinets and vesting
Merno shawIs and scarfs
Thibet do and handkerchief
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss musins
Bandanno and cotton handkerchiefs
Blsnkets, hannels and green baize
Bleached. brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Calicoes and circassans
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentemen's white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
Burlaps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn and msnv other articles
Gentlemen's plaid cloaks
All of which will be sold at reduced prices for all,
dec 9 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

Grx. HARsrsoN This Gentleman is named
:, n CirrlesIllr Olive Branc h and Evansville
gsp,blican, as = suiIabl- person To succeed
Coyrrnor Tripble, as Governor OF OHIO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12

BY GEORGE WHITE.

THIS DAP, at IL o'clock, II M
A the Auction-store, Corner ofKing e st. Asaph.
"A streets) q vsriety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
n'ure; consisting. in part, of new aud second.hand
beds, 2sideboarda tables, chairs, Stools gin cases new
and secondhand guns, percussion do. china tea-set
pair patent balances sndirons shovels and Tonga fen.
ders, &c. dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
BY GEORGE WHITE.

MORROW evening, at7 o'clock, will be sold aE
L the auction store, dry goods, hardware. Looking.
glasses glassware, and fancy articles in great variety.
q No admittance to bows. dec IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
.MarshaA's Sale

.MarshaA's Sale
WILL be Sold on Tuesday the 22d day Of Deeenbe,
w nert at ~ o'clock, the prem'es tor cash. all
the right and title ofHugh W Minor to that
lSH9< TRaCT OF LIND,
ESAE with all the improveme nts thereon. contain.
sT& ing about one huDdI ed and sixteen acres, and
49, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the figure one, stake near red oak:
corner Of Iot No the old line, thence, with sad
line SOUTH and running with the lane SOUTH and bind
ing on Childs land she corner OF The SIXTY acre 'ot
of Philip X. Minors part Of the same plot No. ana
devised 10 the said p H. Minor by his father George
Minor deceased; thence, east IN straight bne, rom
the lane east the same plot and dividing the sad plot
No. between r. n. Minor and the SAID hugh W:
Minor to three marked sapngs ut the ntrrsecuon q
Writings line; thence. north. with Writings hne, 10
Simon sommers' land, and binding on the sa,d som,
m, RS l,nd until il intersects the land n Caleb chsrds
heirs to stake, thence, with the same land we'o
cbe.nut near the branch; thence, from the ehssnut'
and binding OH the heirs Of Richards, ~ith the hne,
west TO the corner ofbeginnng. -
Sold, subject to the dover right OF MIS-. Iusn W.
Minor 70 ssti.f, two execut0ns-one IN FAVOR ~ Geo
Minor and otLers and the other ." favor Of joseph
seveIl Use of Doctor william Gunnel
II the purchaser fails to comply WITH the terms o.
sal. the land will be e-sod, and the hrst purchaser
held responsible for ly deficiency that may arse IN
consequence C. SCOTT n.
For r. RingGod. Mrsidl
nov q -Stawt22dbec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
Over Shoes.

I have just received supply of dressed gum elastic
L over shoes, ready to put on, per brig Alexandra.
from Boston. sessonabe article, ard for sale at my
store Prince street.
dec II WIN ROBINSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
Fairfax land fur sale
Public Sale Of Land.

Public Sale OF Land.
DY virtue of n deed "ftrust from Robert r. Thomp.
Id son to the subscriber, dated the - day Of,
and recorded in the Court OF Fairfax County tor bene-
fl Of John Nuncure John W. 'shton, and William
Moss will be exposed public sale for ready money,
at Fairfax Court House, Monday, the 2la day Of de-
eenber merit, (tl,at being Court day.
A certain Tract Of and
lying in the county of Fairfax, supposed 70 contain SEQ
acres, II being part of the BEkW0 YT1RaCT The
title to the same is believed to be good
THO MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22-eOts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
TNo. NJ. JOHNSON has just received, by the schr,
% Georgetown from New York, an additional supply
of Seasonable Dry Goods, among them are
Super merino circassian, assorted colors
Do bombazettes, do
Do steel mkt cloths and cassnetts
Do Prussian shawls; white flannel
Belt ribbons; worsted barage hdkfs, etc. etc.
dec 5-Sw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-12
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public Sale

10y authority vested in me, shall proceed to SELL on
ID Monday the l4h inst u o'clock EntwsIe's
wharf, TO the highest bidder, SEINE, about two
hundred fathoms long and thirteen feet deep, with all
its appurtenances Terms made known ut the place Of
sale. JOHN s. PRESTON,
dec Trustee
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-01
NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GOULD,

.No. 10, ThdmeS street.
AS Just received from New York
- Auctions. very cheap lot of
BroadcIoths and Cassimercs.
some of which are American, and have ob-
tanned the premium in that city
A l. : O--a rare assortment Of London
VESTlNGS, Of extra quality and the most
fashionable patterns: white and brown,
French and English drillings, very cheap;
black. blue and olive Bombazecns and Cir
cassians, with general assortment Of ar
ticles Of mems wenr--all OF which will be
sold as low for cash as can be purchi sed
in town. As above. very cheap lot OF
Ready mcde CLOTHING. NAV 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-01
VIM. l.. Melville,
Yin Pate Worker.

.No. !b2, Thames strtef,
.CoNriNuEs TO carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, and keeps constantly ON
hand. general assortment Of TIN WARE.
and other articles in his line. to suit the
market, and positively will sell them as
low ss can be purchased in the State. nos
excepting Of pedlars; those who wish to
encourage their own townsmsn, viii 90
well to cab and satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchases
IN the United States. Old Pewter. Leas,
Copper. Brass, and Rags. taken in prefer
enee to cash.
rFSOAP STONE FURNACES. End
OVENS Sos Baking Hard Char
coal ofthe first quality, by tie bushel "
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-01

Character Of tie .4neient Romans Wien
they were poor, they roJ6ed mankipd and as
soon as they became rich, they robbed one a.
mother.
All truth is valuable, and satirical criticism
may be considered as useful, when il rectifios
error and improves judgment. He tha, refnes
the public taste is public benefactor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-09
Sugars, Brandy, etc.

Sugars, Brandy, etc.
S.3MUEL WESSEBNITH- Offers for sole,
co !Ih,ls New orleanssugar, part prime quality
200 s.ns., an" st cox and Porto Rico do
g hhds w. ] molasSs
10 bags Rio, Lagurs and lava coilee
10 pipes 4'h proof S:isnet,e brandy
IS half pipes do do do
S pipes Hennessy do)
9 do GODDARD & Go. do Old u superior
do Champagne dos
/. half pipes American do
pipes Holland sin
IA bids 4th proof n o rum
100 . s iarrei h"' }N E..rum
a few casks lisbon. Port. J.. p. Madeira, samos.
Sherry and Cnlnenar w'nes
Is s saSs t1a a"a Young llyson,ea
% : s ssif chest. and e""po"aer'ea
&c 10 cauy boxes
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chocolate
90 boxessperm candles, superorqoa'i'y
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boxes bloom raisins
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50 reams news paper
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80 do No pot do
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46 bundles sugar. loaf paper and binders band,
box boards
10 tons Russia hemp
lsS coils patent corlage, assorted -
600 bags patent shot, from the Phenix Shot over
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70 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$500 bushels Turks Island SAT- ,c
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