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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-13
Connecticut State Lottery.


For The benefit OF the Retreat for the Insane Glass No.
VIII be drawn at Hartford Frida, the 18th March,
1929 48 numbers-7 drawn ballots. Scheme - /
prize OF 10000 of $500, of 1868, 2 of 1000, of
500, OF $50, 20 Of 100, &c. Tickets 81, halves 3
Quarters l, eighths 50 cents.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 2 10 be drawn in the city of New
York on Wednesday, the 18th March-42 numbers s
drawn ballots. Highest prize $4,000. Tickets s. {;
halves2; quarters /.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No for 1929, will BE- drawn in the city of PHI
iadelPha on TUESDAY, the z4th of M.rch-60 number
Lottery 9 drawn ballots
eeheme-- prize ofs15, 900. of 5000. of 1000
of 5000, OF 2,095, of 1000, of 500 of 400.
~ o! 800, 10 of200, 20 of l5u, "a of 100. &c. &C.
Tickets So halves So quarters 25 cighths
62! For sale, it, the greatest variety of numbers at
y. III. WHITES
march IL i,Oiteru UHfce ROy0f street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

suiPwR.cx,-The brig Topas, Captain DUDE Is, from
Cape iaytien for this port, with cargo of coffee
coa &c. to A. C.. Rossre and James Bach, is lost
Chneoteague Shoals saved, and arrived here yes
terday ir coasling schr letter from the capt. the
states that the vessel struck the outer soal
at II o'clock Saturday night, the llth inst. As
day broke, $50 bags of cofce, aud every thing
deck, were thrown overheard in hope Of getting her
taton, and the vessel thumping very hard 100 bags
more were thrown over, when she foatrd with four
feet water in her hold; and in orer prevent her sink
ing, and to the lives Of hose board, she
stranded on the beach he cargo will all be lost
Passenger, Mr.. George Brefhn, Of London -New York
Gazetie JItu 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
70 The Printers of the ". y.

AF late the prices of all The materials used in making
~ Printing Types have been greatly reduced and
the facility Of manufacturing greatly increased. The
subscriber therefore has been induced to make pro-
poronabIe reduction in the price whch, from the LIST
Of April have been stated in the annexed list.
he character OF the Type made at THIS Foundry is
well known TO the TRADE VINO are assured that, in re-
gard to the quality of metal. FINISH and durability
deviation has been made.
lie has on hand complete assortment, and can sup
ply any quantity a short notce. He viii he happy
to receive the orers Of his customers, which will have
immediate attention
Merchants who have orders from abroad, have
Offices compt te with Presses, and every thing neces
sary for Printing Establishment, pu. up in the most
perfect manner.
. Publishers are requested to give this advertisement
place their papers few times, to receive payments
So in TYNE, or i'm settlement of their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON, Philadelphia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
FIR the Picnic Ga-eite.l

fFor the PaeHir G1zette
SONG--GIvE CARE TO THE WINDS
Give care to the winds! why should spirits like ours
| At home on the pillows, in cities and bow'rs,
Whose proves excelling-
Whose faith in each dwelling
Was never yet questioned by friend OF by foe;
Whom heroes are fearing.
And sweet faces cheering,
Be the cline that we visit all verdure or snow.
Why should spirits like ours an uneasiness feel,
When so often we've been at the top of Fates wheel
Give care 70 the winds! what tho hemmd in by those
Who have many times shrunk meath the weight OF
blows,
And panc-sruck flying,
Left wounded and dying,
] o outlaws who scorn'dto maltreat a fall'n Zoe;
What tho there's price on
Our heads-like the bison
Close hunted, by courage we safety way know;
And cool and collected reverse The dark hour ~
That to faint hearts would seem like the close o: their
pow'r.
Give care to the winds, with the fear that uhnlans,
We can never be los, with Leader who plans
Ineach situation
His comrades salvation,
By 6nesse, or sally, or welIjudged retreat
So pass the wine foaming-
Here's to the Band roaming
From cline unto cline. slipping all that is Sweet
Men who know not country men, e,'ry one free,
Who on land aud on wave hail their own Liberty!
July. 1929 Fly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

tn. pr.sidenr, according TO the Pittsburgh
..,,rv has sen, an order, to the value oil about
,,o IN Nessrs. Bakewrll, Pags B-ke"e1'
na, pace, for set of glass Tor his own use
order is completed, and is very splendid
,;,;on cf American skill aud Ingenuity
coosi.is Of large aud splendid bowls with and
,ou, s,ands-c,lery glasses, pitchers quar-
\ min, decanre,s, tumbirrs, wine and oha''
., glasses. SAILS Sc. SC. the whole tasteful
y ,x.curcd in the very best style ut work
,nshio The glass is as pellucid as crystal
d The be u irul cuttings give bri!laney o.
&c, no, easily d scribed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

QUE correspondent, a. Havana, in his letter
push in Yesterdays Amvrican, alluded TO
Ie Ears which were entertained il relation 10
mp Bale, which had sailed from Vera
fuz 'boC, so days before, for Havana, aud had
hen hea d Of Blythe following paragraph,
. Pt ind in IN, New Orleans Courier OF the
INST. it spp-ars that the Belle hid ar'i,ed
AZ port Bat. inner.
FlrriSr OK sotac sRrr 7BLLE- The ship Belle which
Dyed IN port this morain,, BY the Porpoise, had
Ten Spanish prisoners on board, whohad mutinle
he passage from Vera Cruz for Havana. The fol
1 ing statement we have received from the Captain
crew OF the Belle:
/ The Belle sailed from Vera Cruz about the first Of
r. With lSS Spanish passengers for Havana When
avs ont, the Passengers rose the captain and
~ took possession Of the vessel, and threatened the
Sets life They tok the vessel to the coast in the
lVnce Of Yucstsn, went Ashore ut Pu Sls and seve-
other ports. About the 2lst June inst the captain
crew had Determined to escape that night from the
70 IN the Jolly boat; but fortunately most OF the mu
peers vent ashore, aud thJse beard were diverting
smNe!ves below deck. with drinking and gaming.
PP,' aehnown seIzed the opportunity, and secured
otches and such of the refrsctcr, persons as hap
Si to be on leck by putting them IN irons, took re-
session of the ship, and brought them 20 This port,
p'gre ne IS proceeding to have them dealt with &C
riding to law.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

y. COOPER. of .South>raroiius, has deter
=. IN high ,ludgeon with the Northern PEG,
,e,,us, they oppose his disuuion projects,
!. :, yi,i, hem, as usual. this summer; and
.,iDcIy has made a nip TO Tallahassee. 1t
., yrly stated tia, This is the reason why
M, .or does not take his former summer
rhs, Doctor mus, have curious idea
.ipgs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

'rrr CHalsrIAx OBSERVER Proposals Tor
living the &c publ in this country, OF
+, most excellent foreign Magaz'oe were Is
ID some months since by Mi HALE Of Sos-
p, and knowing The grea' meritof the work,
pm constant perus'l Of ii for many years.
were gratiied With 'he announcement OF his
n,;ons for We had considered l. as public
israrrune that the re publication should have
cn discontinued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
CheaV Goods.

TIME subscribers intend making change in their
i business in September, and, with view of selling
of or reducing their stock of Gouds offer them, till
that PERIOD at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large, seasonabe, and general and buy
ers, by wholesale or retail. will get them at reduced
prices. JAMES WM. SCOIT.
iuly 8-dH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
Cash for Negroes.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes from IL 10 IS " srs
of age field hands also, mechanics Of every descrip
ton Persons wishing to sell would do well to give
CALL as we are determined to give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who now or may be here.
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly at.
tended to. We at all times be found At resi-.
tence, west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. C.
July II FRANKLIN H ARNFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
"A Lot Of Ground,
BY GEORGE WHITE.
PcwS, Coachce, etc.

wv Friday, ~ inst at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
Will be sold at the Auction store, of King and
Ist ST. Asaph streets,
THO PENS in ST. Paul's Church, on the south
aisle, at convenient distances from the pulpit
II C0uchee and Harness,
l or mich cows. handsome mahogany sidcboard
secretary, nearly new; wire safes
Window glass by9, several cotton and hair mattresses
Together with variety Of other articles, some Of
which have been sold and not taken away
o. Purchasers will please call for their goods with
out delay, that sales may be closed. july21
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
Notice.

MI for Young Ladies' in wolf.street in this city, on
Tuesday the lith inst where the following branches
will be taught, viz Reading. Orthcgrsphy, Writing,
Arithmetic. Geography, English Grammar, Rhetoric,
Compositions, History, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Drawing and Painting, and the Use of the Globes.
Reference may be made to President Chaplin and
Professor Ruggles Of the Columbian Colleges Mr.. 10.
seph Andrews, DIR. =. p. Jones, DIR. Sewali, and IL.
w,lIach ESQ of Washington. july 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
For Nent,

sSszzs Two brick dwelling Houses; enc Of
Ay9S' which is two stories, situate the corner Of
s s"ssi r, js sns Il hs 't oss!
new three story house Cameron-street, square
from CIagets Hotel, and late the residence Of Doctor
lIumphry Peake, and is amongst the best dwelling
houses in Alexandria To good tenants the rents will
be made low Possession can be had Immediately.
July 81 Applyto II. MILLER y SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
Umbrella lIust.

TIVE person who purchased slip of writing-paper
J. i'll Mr. George Whites Auction-sore, on Saturday
evening last, and took from thence my Umbrella, q
presume through misake,) will very much oblige me
by returning it. The frame has been n.wly covered
with Holland, and has my written on enc Of the
cloths near the border. BENZ. I. FENnALL
iulv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
[V dU NuuI VIZ INV 8 di I"'y
ISIDRO BARRADAS,
Commanding General Of The Van Guard

HoT WEArHEH.-lt is MOI warm Ill IS hot
no, e. Dug h 10 satisfy a Laplahter. / hr mercury
is boiling in The THERMOMETERS; our blood Is hot
enough to boil an egg. fly just now III upon
our little finger, and dropped lawn with his legs
burned O cinders We would no. enter pow.
der mag zine for the world. Our fri nd Of me
Camden Journal will exhaust his vi, (if i, be
exhaus,ible, and we do no, believe i, Isl 5e
fore h, persuades US thai il is any hotter south
e the Potomac than il is in our good city.
Now, our host # the Caskiii Mounraiu House
is gaIbering a golden harvest. From his erVl-
able castle IN the air" he looks down npon
he eated world with he prondcst conscious
ness tina, we mus. all fly To him 10 get cool.
W. wish he would es,ab;isha paper there, and
send for us &c edit it Now, the prospec, OF an
ague-f,. the sigh of es ranged friend, and
the perusal Of Capt. Parry's Narration, are de-
s,rabe things. Now, all those who Can quit he
CITY, do SO 4, fast as Steam can Garry them, and
thns' who cannot, sIayat home as sour as crab
apples. Now at this prr>en, moment, The per.
spi, ation rolls down Our finger, mixed with ink,
and makes il IS pale as bad mans conscience
Now, nobody has an appetite; aud II Is well that
nobody has. Now,
"The suns perpendicular heat
Ilhr,ines the depth of the sea-
And fishes BEGINNING to sweat
CRY curse IT, how hot we shall be-"
Now, III. world must regulate itself, Tor II Is
too warm for US 10 hsndle il. We shall take
no interest in any thing until the hr'' frost
COMES. So If any thing goes wrong, we must
no be taken to task. And now We iay dowr
The pen TO look GU, for ap ama"uensis.
heU York Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
Bank Of Alexandria,

Jug ON, IS29.
4 DIVIDEND of fur dollars share. for the last siI
n months has this day been declared on The caPitai
.,o.t of this bank and will be paid to the stockho
dsrs on or after Thursday the 9th inst-By order OF the
Board. - L. ''n'''
;ulv 7-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

b, is stated in the P i!aGslJhia Press that the
Zebra ed Rowland Stephenson has been, for
|ur inc, residing in Bristol (Pa.) il Is ru-
rrd TIA, ne has completed The purchase OF
!. Srippen's very handsome establishment
b fArm IN the ,incinity of ihat borough.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

u, 0wx> seems rather inclined not to &C
:, The challenge given him by MIR. sHuLrzE'
Ra,,iesnake and Dei''ieai memory we
+. ourselves the two worthless had better
n sDart.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
Chloride Lime, Copal Narnish, &c

USr received and for sale, one barrel OF that va
% uable and cheap An'septic Scotch chemc' or
Chloride of Lime q caunter remedy to all apmai poi.
sos, and recommended to citizens as successful
preventative against the ino"rous smells which are
engendered in cellars, back yards, or other places
whore free access uf air cannot be obtained, render.
ing the perjely urethsrefore deserves the notice
of all vino are concerned in The health and cleanliness
of the town.
Also. received supply Of best C0P.7L p.fhNISH
suitable for chair and Cabinet makers, and superior
Coach varnrsh, together with the
FOLLOWING PAINTS:
Chronic Yellow, Chronic Green. Red Lead. White
Lead, Lltherage, Red and yellow ochrc. Umber Prus
sian Blue, Vermion &c.
On hand, the following Dye Huts
Consisting Of Nicaragua, Red and 'ogwoods, Coch-
neal, Arnatto, Nutgslls, Madd.r, suuach. lurmerIc,
Alum, Copperas, Indigo, Cream Tartar, &C.
Wiih General assortment Of
Drugs aud MeNlcines,
which are respectfully offered To the attention Of the
public by MILAN LANPnlER & Co.
iuly 2S South side X e ",-,r 49, o..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

,y, voula invite the attention Of our readers
.d,,r,isement of Mr.. DONALD McLEoD,
n,o,osss 10 give some specimens OF Eiocu-
Robbins' School Room, Washington
,rse,, TITS Evening, His talents have bee"
,s,s ,nos.n Of in the Washington papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

-. aayre uac ker ship Su'ly is said to nave
a,, - New York 1877 Swis, passengers,
~ h,r. with ,h-m 100000 in gold. They
d.,hned exchanging it in the city, aud
lend carrying it into the in'er'of' "he'e ~
N +. ,x,rn,.cd in the purohs.e OF lands
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
handed this day

ND for sale by the subscribers, further supply of
n Dupont's sporting gunpowder. of every grain, and
rock powder for blasting Also, SO boxes sperm
dies, different sizes
july 81 A. C. CA4ENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

Al The las, accounts from Bermuda, more
an 1900 conyic.s were employed upnn the
Ick va,d and fortiic atoms around il, WHICH,
|was expected, would soon be finished.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

! The following are the procIamations Of Gen
Barradas, Commander OF the Spanish Army
! which sailed on the 5th inst. from Havana foi
Mexico. The FIRST is addressed to The iuhab-
! tan,s of Mexico, The last to the soldiers Of his
own Army.
TRANSLATED FOR THE CHARLESTON couRIER.I
Inhabitants Of Neto SPAN: His Excellency the
Captain General of the Island ofCuba, address
es you in the name of our King. AT the same
time that | present myself on your shores with
The frs, division Of the Royal Army, which is
now abou, TO occupy your Kingdom in order
TO re-es,ablish in il The order and paternal gov
eminent Of The bes, Of Sovereigns.
Mericaas: do not come 20 avenge insult,
nor TO CRAFTY spiri, Of revenge for injuries
all tha; i. pas, is in oblivion, because it is the
Royal will Of our angus, and ancient Sose-
reign. I come with bayones-not to use a,
gainst youI breasts, bat To resist those who per-
sis, in rebellion against the will and olemency
Of our generous Monarch. As d faithful exc
cotor Of The Royal viii, offrr you, under my
word or honor, that shall see i, accomplished
vefy speedily; and then when reason has sue
ceeded passion, you will be able 20 compare
ard Judge the difference between three hun
died years OF happines, 10 the seven OF fright
full re- olatons. Thanks 10 Divine Providence,
49,. -, - rroa ,o,,rsaJ,s. rro,, en- ,cr'
r;hIs scnnrre
s,or;.nas arha ,,o-oa,, &c NOW NJ hand
Oh, sc. and nI.p,v ar. - =. r.s,ored IN vou
';h1,.,, ,.o,,rs 49,, ,ho h.,af,I h,n,.r
r. an,rchv which h,s ,On;h,I,,.d this hp,u,;.
a., .nnn,,y and Which has only enrich, Il The
,,,,,,inc;ni,d ,lv.n,ur.,s who h,y. ,vr,n;v.d
',.ar ynu Remain nv yn,r e., s;de,-con,inue
:, y.nr d,ilv ,yoca,;ons and your nsrsons and
,,ro,ar,v shall ne respected III. division
rf,h;rh haze the honor 70 command is an ex
,r,nla of suhora,na,;,n and d;ci,Iipe--,be 50,
',;o,. ,,,, co,,,o,s !, .,a ,o,r bro.b,,s onr
ra,io;on Cur i,np,are. and customs. arc the
.,me--,nd ,he ,sne blood inns m orr veins
Tr .ou,r.rv, IA ~. .xn.,,,,;o,x ,hare
s,,n,,d owls, any ;.d,yi,iuJ f,bs d,vi,;or.. win,
rorr.,,;n, his d,,;es :. an comm, ,nv ou,raoe
sh,u tnow how ~ ch.sti<e him with all The
,;Oor e M. laws
Gsaa O..r,srs of rho ;>om,,,rar, General
or - w Cd rSIDpO RAPpaDAS
S,l5;.,,.-you are abou, to dcn,r, for New
Srair-,h. theatre here. ihr,e I'm, dred wears
a,,o n,ds, ,he command of the ylorous Her.
asu, 80 49," ,h. sno;an, nd r.nnwn.d S.',,,,,,ds
; We" ,ha.,a,nas r,'o,caon.rsI,, Tho,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

Notice
UNDERSTANDING, tina, During my absence from
u home at the approaching season. many persons
have been in the habit of hunting the deer in my land
sometimes with dogs and at other times without them
this is 10 forbid all persons, without single exceP'
tion from repeating these practices whether IN Pr-
suit Of deer of any other species Of game nor IS
ANY person empowered during my absence, to license
them. BUSH WASulN1toN'
,nlv aS-1awSw Mount Pernon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

We lrarne Yesterday evening from CORES
|nirnt a, Annappii la. "a, III h,ur ap-
b. Ell, the COUNSEL f.r ,he r ii road Comna
app AIRED to She caus; against the disso-
TN & ,le injpncnon heretofore obrainrd
|m he Cour, OF Chancsry agains' the Ches-
PAX and Ohio Csral Company. Owing 10
rdisp ,sj ION &c one of ,nr counsel pre,eu',
b hat he Canal Cnmpary the commence
fnI Of tn ii, 'ussiun wa> pms 'pontd un ii to
'rro" Tuesday at,en o'crck. The discus.
~ viii prob,hly occupy some days"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

E7lAl A MethOdlcal treatise OH the
fsG|lAl cultivation of the mulberry tree, the
- raising OF silk-w"rms, and on winding
IT,, s:ik IRON the cocoons, with plates; by Vim. II.
Vernon; vol 8vo.
Tales of Good Woman, by Doubtful
Gentle nan, in vol. 12mo.
Life and Voyages Of Christopher Columbus,
by Washington Irving, (abridged BY the same) vol
l2mo
Life of the Rev. Leigh Richmond, Sd edi-
ton, vol Emo,
The Symbolical Primer, or Glass Book d,
No.A, by r. .Iazen.
Domestic nuties, by Mrs. w. Parkes, l
vol l2mo. with fresh supply of
Ann Of Gierstein, or TIE Maiden of the
MIST vols limo,
Just received and for sal. by
DAVID MARTIN,
King Street, I'd door Fast of h2yai Nrsct, Alexandria,
WHO HAS on HAND,
Byron's works in 8 vols l2mo. calf extra
Do do complete, in vol Syo in calf
Plutarch's Lives, III vols SO
Percy's Reliques IF An,ient Poetry, in vols. Syo
Heber's travels in Enlia 2,os 6yo
DO. do do 2 vols. limo
Philosophy of the Human Mind, vols Svo. by~ ID.
Stewart
Works Of Mrs Opie in II vols. i2mo halt bound
Burns Works, complete, in vol. Svo
Ciollsmti,s Animated! Nature, in S vols 6yo elegant
Rush on the Mind, vol 8vo
Goods Book Of Nature, complete. in vol Svo
Famil, and Pocket Bibles, New Testamcnts
Catholic Prayer Books, Book of Common Prayer
Dwlght's Psalms and Hymns
Watts do do
Hath genera! assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS.
ALSO,
Pocket-buoks, asses skin tablets, and card cases,
rgrious =
Peuknires, silver pens anil pencil cases
Writing stands, plated and bronze
Osborne's water coors in boxes from ) cents to 50
Drawing paper; Bristol, ivory, aud crayon boards
Eleg ant hand fire screens, mathematical instruments
Vio!ns, clarionets German flutes and tes
Backgammon boards chess-men, aud chess boards
With good assortment of fo0iscap, post, and folio
pos. writing paper. tea paper cartridge paper, wrap
ping paper, Bonnet boards, sc. &c.
For sale as above. July 2S-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
from the Baltimore American, July 22l

The trial &c the lnjunclion, filed by the Bal
pnore and Ohio Raj Road Company against
! Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Company,
Is 20 have commenced IN MONDAY before
anrel,o, Bland. The Annapa!i, Repnnlican
BIS tuat among he ounscl employ; ~ The
rsy, Mr. Writ, on Gehsn OF tie Canal Com
=, ,ad Messrs. Taaey, K, John,ou, Me Ma
y. Gvyn, ard Latrobe, on behalf Of tire Rail
a. COMPANY had reached that city. MIR.
! +. Aierr r, President OF the Canal Compa-
|, al 80 arrived Mrssr>. Jones and Key
me 0is'r C, attorneys OF the latter compa-
!, were * 1coird
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
DIED,

yesterday morning, LrrrLKroS Youse BowrK, aged
: year and SIX months The friends and acquaint
eS OF the family are respectfully invited 20 attend
mnerai from the dwelling Of IN, father. Reuben 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
COMMERCIAL.

NEw-YonK, July 10.
FLoun-very few sales of any description have been
made during the week. and prices in view of an album
dsnt harvest. are shade lower. We quote New-York
superine, IS 3-8. Western Canal, 3.8a55 So
baltimore. 81 7-8 Virginia, ST 81. Rye,
SO s So
GRAIS.-Two c,rgoes of new Southern Wheat have
arrived aud been disposed ofat 81 OF per bushel
A lot of old Western brought l06 1l2 cts. car.
go Of Northern 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
70 Rent,

k--u.A A two story brick House on Royal,
HsTv between King aud Prince street. Possession
Hsas given Immediately; and to good tenant the
Aess rent will be made low Inquire Of the printer.
iulv Gift
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SHIP NEWS

SAILED, JULY %,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
stesm-pscket Fredericksburg d. j. jenkins, do
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
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A. b. HAYDEN, Dental surgeon,
TWILL commence his regular visits to Alexandra
w on thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
them ON the second and fourth Thursday IN each month
'n,i fr,ber notice Persons wishing his professional
Sar;ces will please leave notice ut Ciagget's City
Hotel '"-y - ~
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Tea. Sugar, Molasses, &c.
r ANDING from schrs. Washington and Pioneer,
IL 40 half chests Gunpowder tea par, Of fine qua
27o ~ catty boxes imper,a' lity.
SO hogsheads n Orleans molasses, for retailing
2S do ST Croix sugar
Is bags Porto Cabelio coffee
IS do st. Domingo do
1900 lbs bsnbox and book binders boards
And for sale by s. MtSSEhsMii H.
July 81