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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-25
Mrs. HoAykinsOn.

WINDOW of the late Captain Ilodgkinson of this
w port, wishes to receive a few gent,e BOARD.
FRS. application to be made to her a: her sdencc
King street, between Pitt and st. .4saph-s'reets
.7lexandria. feb "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-25
Coach-MaKing

i0uN SUMMERS & ALEX'R.P. AUSTIN, respect
fully inform the public that they have entered in
t09rtnership and continue carrying on the
COqch and Harness Making Business,
Al the old stand on st. Asaph-street, between King
'Qi Prince. and formerly occupied by John Summers;
Where all orders viii be met with prompt attention and
cveCuted with p.atness and durability feb9
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For Sale,

TOT ONkc,
4 LOT Of ground on water-street, adjoining the
IA property Of Mrs Guthrie. commencing forty feet
the southwark of Wolfstreet being 20 feet the
side of and running back 30 feet to
a IL feet alley. II is rendered valuable building
lot, by being paved street but will he sold low.
early application is made TO WA. d. MUTT,
ian 29 Corner of Prince and Union sts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24

| The improvements in the ART OF PRINTING.
nd in the manner Of getting up books that
SiU been made during the last few years, are
| truly surprising. The worthy inventors OF the
|@a,ihe rude and simple blocks would, one day,
q ulBsformed into types whose beautiful and
t'i;ae print seems only 20 be designed for the
eyes Of the fairer aud better part Of the crea-
tH Amodern Souvenir-wi,h its costly bind.
|i's lis gill edge, its hot press wire pa
| ,, its Elegant typographical appearance and
rs splendid ensraviugs, 60 say nothing about
is hltyarr exscuiiun)--is not TO be overlooked
IN our calculations in The "march Of improve
n'n;'" l,displays, a, once, rrfinemeni of taste
and skill in workmanship.
IL IS not At all surprizing tina, these annus!s
should brcome so popular we are pleased
la he prop ielors of some Of them have been
SCI aaliaily rewarded. No presents OF aztec
ION e. es'eem ATE mole appropriate than these
'rSaht volumes. From the care that is gene
"iy taxi in he selection oE their articles, they
''oera'y Contain much good wiring. Some
dmrS however, We come across strsggiers. who
'o& as VI they had got mo better company
Oanthty are used TO- bn, this is seldom. With
or thing, however, we are much pleased: The
articles ARE ALWAYS chasr- and appropriate. We
10 not remcmber, amonss, all that we have seen,
IN one Of them, line which, for its sentiment,
1--WE would wish to blot"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
? triotism. Do they wish to dissolve the Cham,

triotism. Do they wish to dissolve the Cham,
Der! Then I, would I've The fir of tn. -l-o-
tors; and certainly they would eecr d-pu,irs
worthy OF the occasion. of the nation, and ot
themselves. Will they dare by simple ordi.
nances to vitia,e ,he eec ito 5, aud IL exercise
an illegal power! No; the par,isaus uf such
measures win no doub call 10 mind in nm.
that the sireng, Of every govetnm"o. onl. x
lists IN the arms and in the purse of each Of the
citizens who compose the nation. The French
nation is acqu ainted with its rights, and well
know how 10 defend Ihen.
=" Let US hope, then, gen 'emen, that the Sc
plots will be overturned. L. the mean time per-
init me to propose the following ioasr:-' To
the department cf,he Rhone, and 10 The city OF
Lyons. the ancient metropolis of Industry tie
courageous enemy To oppression - ma, h'r lib
erty. her dignity and her prosperity, b. firmly
based on the full and entire e,l,ymeor Of
every natural. Of every social right. whic h
she mas invoked in oil lines, and under the
worst of circumstances.'
As soon as The enthusiastic acclsma,ions
which followed this spee' h had subsidized, M. de
Corcelles, deputy, addressed he assembly. AZ err
remarking upon the dishsndmen, OF the Ma
iional Guards, who he said were destined 20
defend the character. he passed high and well
mer'ted euloglum upon General L,fayrte.-
"The National Guard Of snce, and is illus
trious FOUNDER" was then drunk with much
cheering, ard the following among other loasts
succeed. d.
"To the members of the two Chambers who
have so gIoriously defended he rights OF he
nation" ITO nc m g,srates, whose courage
is a guar anty for the due execution 1T our laws I"
g To tue asmy. wh, will still know how TO
make thr honou' ~ France Respected" " To
the Amer an pc pie; thew art iudrb ed 10 US
for Lafayette, bu th-y nffas Was ing,on as
The model Of heroes and legislators
The American Consul q, Lyons returned
thanks Cor the latter to st and proposed France,
NAV the relations Of ON mrrce and friendship
which exi,, between her and the United States
increase and become more closely united
NJ. Dupasquirr h'n gsvt, "Th" Cos'i'u-
,ional de2utie> Of he depar ment Of h" Krone,
Messrs. Conders, Homhlo', Con'e, and Jars
they have faithfully performed their duty, and
may we hereafter give them colleagues worthy
Of them"
The health of NJ. de Corr elles, deputy OF the
Srine. having been given, thai gtnrlemar i" re.
turning thanks said Our liberty Il now me-
nacrd. and we must unite in defrucr oil il.
Let the manifestations Of public opini he
rampart before which our enemies shall hy
with terror. Let our ranks close; ifthey were
10 make an attack, our victory would be GER
,,;n. ~. shall prt serve and ameliorate our in
s,i,u ions: and ensure also the happiness, the
glory, and the prosperity OF our dear country
After several other patriotic 'oas's and many
eloouen, 81, eeches, 'ht meeting broke up.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
man is social. the creature ofhabit, and On imi.

man is social, the creature Of habit, and On imi.
ts'ivr animal
A Question has arisen which has been dis
cussrd with much warmth in NV York, whe-
Their they ough, to, or could be separated; and
whether they would survive any surgical opr
ra',ou i's'i'u,ed for thar purpos'; aud your
special correspondent has undertaken 10 answer it
IN me fhrmaiive, upon the ground that our
description of their connection was correct. To
this correctness w assume responsibility; and
while we forbrar 10 impugn the authors hr has
quoted We would barely refer 10 the experience
Of Scarpa and Sir Astry Cooper 10 which
nigh, be added that Of a host Of others, quite
familiar TO the well red Surgeon, for decision,
upon the i'll success Of The opera ion for .xom-
phaI 5. Dinnis, you know, says in relation to
the operation Tor umbiiic al hernia that those
tha, have the misfortune 10 be of1ieted with an
exnmphalos, should RAJ her dispense wi h their
shir, Than a well sdap,ed truss, Holster
saws much about the same thing. Sir Ashley
Cooper has said in his public lectures about
20 years ago IN the hearing OF one OF US, Seen
tIemen. have operated once for an axnmpha.
los, and shall never do il again iliWing al
the fatal issue IF he oper alton then in practice
since he had Cut into the peri,oneal oavAy al
the unbiiious Professor Scarpa, that ackpowl-
edged distinguished ansiomis' and surgeon,
speaks at length Of the fatality Of the Usual o.
pera ion for exomphalos. and recommends the
one, whe, neoessary,,h hat has of late been sdopt
ed il the practice Of Sir Ashley Cooper; which
CO sis~ in dividing The structure and complet-
ing III. operation without cutting into any part
Of the hernial sac or lining peritonral mem
5rane: under whice circumstances, the opera
lion in his hands has twice been successful -
Now il such an operation was prac,ie able for
the liberation Of these boys, then il might be
advised, other permissions co-o2erating-but,
since any cutting accomplishing their separa~
ton, if our description Of The connection be COR
rec would expose the prri,ones' cavity. and in
that sitsaiion, tsrn it would be Of The mos
dangerous consequences
We should not have taken upon US 10 trou.
bic you, SIR with this letter, VI l, were not our
desire you should have a correct iDforma ION
Of the impression which this extraordinary
husus nature has made upon the profession in
.he county where il was first exhibited
We have the honor to be, Sir, your mos,
obedient servants
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL.
AZ White street.
WIN. ANDERSON.
81 Barca, street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
Marshai's Sale

Ara Superior Court of Chancery, held in the town
"A of Fredericksburg, on the 10Th day of Nav, 1927,
pineenf Miss, Plaintiff
Renly Bogga defendant.
BY consent Of the Parties, by counsel, the Govt
doth adjudge, order, and decree, that unless the de-
rndant shall, within-.twelve months from the date
hereof pa, to tire 1sstif the sums Of one thousand
dollars, with n'efesi thereon. at the rate Of six per
centum per snim, from the first day of October 1919
until paid (subject tn credit If twenty eigh: dollars
and riity.six cents, paid the 9th dsy Of December,
1920, }, Thousand dollars, with the like interest
thereon. from the LIST day Of October. 1919 until pa
thousand dollars, with the like Interest there on.
from the first day of April, 1919, until paid, subject
credit Of sixty rgh, dollars and fort, six Cents, p
the Esd day Of rch. 1925; thousand dollars with
the like inter, thereon. from the first day of April,
ID 20. until paid; thousand dollars with the like
interest thereon, from thu first day OF April 1921 until
psid thousand dollars with the like interest tn re-
on, from the first day of April. 1872 until paid; and
thousand dollars. with the like interest thereon
from the first day Of April, 1923, until paid; and 'he
costs by The plaintiff expended in the rro,e cu,ion Of
this suit the SAID def nan and has heirs, and al per.
claiming under him, be thu ncetorh forever abso-
utely barred and foreclOsed of and from all cqu, uf
redemption and from the lands and de scrib.
edn the indent.re Of mortgage, exhibited h cause,
bearing date the Oath lay of Sept mber 1914, tive
the defendant Of the part and the plaintiff 81 The
other part; and that the Marshal of this Court after
having given six weeks notice Of the time aud place
thereof by advertise mcnt published in some newspai er
printed in the Town Of Alexandria, do expose sale,
public auction, to the highest bidder. for cash. the
lands and premises aforesaid; and the proceeds
of the sale, after deayng the expenses attending the
same, pay to the plaintiff the said principal sums and
interest and the costs and the srpu, of the proceeds
Of the said sale, any, pay to the defendant such
p.rson may be legally authorized TO receive the
same; and report his proceedings herein to the Court,
in order 10 final decree.
cop,-Teste;
Costs f27 80. J. II. WILLIAMS, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24

w,a now wag,rg in the Eas, of Europe
.,.,t,.d. on every account, to keep alive the
';.,,ose interest, and to commend he atten-
| IN of those, relatively spesking,w have
..,o in its progress or result. Two an
:, Dorsrfnl and vast empires are contend
Oh. one for power aud vietury, the other
..,.rval;on and existence. They meet
| ana ls.hsnded The other nations Of
Z have folded their arms, and are looking
| ~, q, the contest. Both the Emperors are
4 nodoubred talents, the Sultan par,icu-
!, %. their people are actuated by feelings
Ii ,,;osal haired towards each her; their
L,r,ion, laws, government, manners and Gus
N, are different; and The prize at stake is
rr,r,e and important. With all these in
f,,,msn,s 10 courage and activity, on both
4,S. we & d the Turks, nevertheless, borne
iopn oy the superior number and discipline Of
heir enemies, after dispu,ins valiantiy, inch
!, inch, their territories, and the Russians, a,
moth, arrived where they can almost discern
4, golden cupolas Of the Capital"
SPECULATION (where, at best, i, can be the
,s,rsl specula,ion) We shall not indulge in
Tine viii, very shortly, unravel the events
ansec,ed with his subject. The fate of Tur-
~ i, now in suspense few days more, and
h doubts will be cleared up.
No matter, however, how this matter may
,,l-ve think we see in ii The seeds OF future
faurbauce The signs OF the times in Eu-
%. lead US to the conclusion, that the ambi
ious pyc,eusions Of Russia cannot, much long
?, be tolerated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
PATplOTlC BANQUET GIVEN TO GENERAL
LAFAYETTE.
From The Preewsear de Lyons. sept. Al

From the Precugseir de Lyons. Sept. Al
The Bauque, in honor of GIN. Lafayette was
gwen his afternoon in the magrihcen' saloon
GTal, which was beautifully ornamen,ed with
Shrubs, and contained about 500 OF the mos re,
l5cishir citizens The bust of The friend 81
'ashiRgton, crowned with l9urel, was placed
10 he slloon, and the General on his arri' al,
'S received with enthusiastic applause. y
alnd Of music PLAYED some Of he most saNorile
ais curing dinner. Among The mos dlsIn-
pushed guests, were Nj Conder-, Deputy oil
he Department of the Rhone, MeS>rs. de Cor
'a'es aud de Schooner, Deputies OF the Seine
", va sous Of Augus,in Prrier, the Consul oil the
lied Safes, and the Deputies from The low MS
o. ST. Etienne and Vienne Af'er the health
" he Kiog had been drunk with much ap-
psuse, NJ Condere proposed " General l4atay :
'ue. Other warriors have gained battles, and
oAsr orators have made eloquent speeches,
p''or civic virtues he has no equal me
Hrnsral returned thanks in very eloquent
speech from which we give the following ex-
hacIs:-
am proud and happy" said the General
ma nv passage in this grea' and patrlo nc
VI! should have ff,rded me au opportuni'y
" again expressing m, constant hatred to op.
Preston, aud nv determination TO resist all
We attempts made bv couu,er-revo!u,ionary in
eo'r'Slbili;y. (Greal applause) Gentlemen,
,oa are mensced with hostile projects; hn,
Gov viii they be carried into execution WIN
y Dc BY the Chamber Of Deputies My col
sasee and friend your respectable deputy VI
E'ndsre, will aues; TO you-and all ms col
Sasues who are a, this banquet will also a'tes'
that in the momen, &c danger our Chamber
WV show itself faithful IN honor and 10 pa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA ID c.

ARRIVED. OCTOBER %,
Brig United states, Bel. Norfolk.
schr. Lady Tompkins, Powell, New York; salt to
lindsay, Till & Co and freight for the district
Schr. Virginia. Rodbird, New York; freight for the
District.
Schr T.. q Burrows, st. Thomas, Is days; hides to
N. Miller e Son
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore; passenger,
and freight FOR the District
SAILtD,
Schr Eliza williams, Somers, Philadelphia.
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell, Baltimore
schr Rising Sum- Silver, cleared at Salem for this
port IN the 10Th instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
BY P. MAURO & SON, Washington City
For Sale.

tx Thr subscriber will sell at public auc-
" ton on the 23d inst. at IL O'Clock (noon) his
.ag! three story Brick iouse, on the northwest
49, corner and intersection of r. STR ct north ard
10th street and directly opposite to the Med
ica College. The house erected in 1924. anil for
strength, durabilt convenience and comfort having
openings to the four cardinal point which cannot I've
obstructed without the owners approbaton) private
dwelling in the City surpassest The subscriber de-
signed It Tor his own permanent residence, hut having
been reformed sans ceremonie he Offers It for saIe
The house contains eight well finished rooms. with
good dry cellar under the whole the greater part Of
which has recently been well hoored with plank The
corner room on the first floor C6b 22) is well cacu.
lated for store office, and has q commanding proc.
pect IN very public situation, well adapted for The
mercantile business, adjoining which are fifteen feet of
ground wherein additional appe ndage may be con-
struced with little expense, the Of thu ada.
cent property was paid for the privilege Of party wall,
and promised that his next improvement should be
that site There is also well and pump in the yard,
afordng abundance Of water for many ordinary purpo-
SEES and during the last year added to the improves
mens good and substa Brick carriage House nd
Stable for three horses Situated in the midst of dense
population, where the stceets well paved in every
directon, there few locations in the City, that
you'd better accommodate the man Of enterprise
Terms -0ne fourth cash. the balance in three, six.
and nine months, with interest," satisfactorily
endorsed The title indisputabe, and possession CIV
the LIST Of November ANY person DESTROYS IF
viewing the premises, may do previous to the sale
STEPHEN w CIR Y.
p MAURO 4 SON,
Washington City. oct 20-St Auctioneers.
GJe The above sale is postponed until
Monday, the -6fh insf0nt, WHEEL it will ac-
tually take place, at the hour above stated l2
o'clock ..s s. w. GRAY.
Washington. oct 22-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
The Tract Of I.und
Public Sale Of Land.

RY virtue of deed uftrust from Robert r. Thomp.
- son to the subscriber, dated the 49, day Of,
and recorded in the Court Of Fairfax County. for bene
fit of John Muncure. John w. ,shton, and William
Moss, will be exposed at public sale for ready money.
at Fairfax Court House, Monday. the 2la day Of de.
cember merit, (that being Court day.
A certain Tract of Land
lying in the county of Fairfax supposed to contain 500
acres, It being part of the BELM0V TRACT The
title to the same is believed to be good.
THO. MOSS, Trustee,
oct 22-eots
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SALES ar AUcrIors.
Trustees Sale.

virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chan
- Gerry for the Fredericksburg District. will offer
for sale, before the front door Of the court house Of
Prince William County, on the first day Of January
Court nerf,
49, a 7R 1CT OF Land,
G$ situated on Broad Run, in the said county,;
W supposed to contain four hundred acres. OH
znA which. JOIN Maddox. at present resides;
which was conveyed TO me, in trust, by John Maddox
and Ann his wife, to secure debt due to John Browns
administrator
Terms Of NLe-One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand. other third twelve months from
the day of sale, and the remaining third in two years A.
ter said sale the two last pay to be secured by
bonds. with good security and oftrust upon the
land Selling as trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by said trust deed.
IA. B. SINCLAIR,
oct 4-dts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
OccoauaM Cotton FactNry.

INE subscribers now receiving from their fae.or
l at occoquan. Va. regular supplies OF COT1UN
YARN, from No to No. H. which is warranted 10
he of the very best quality and will be furnished,
either at the Factory at their Store in Alexandria,
on accommodating terms.
S ". & s. n. JANNEY.
Gr The public are respectfully requested to keep
in view the distinction between the Occoquan iarn
and the Eastern Yarn which Is labelled as though u
were manufactured by JOS. Janney h Co
oct l2-2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
AN that Tract 0f i,anA.

lying and being in the county aforesaid, wherein the
plaintiff (vincent Moss) formerly resided, and Which
composed Of the several following tracts, tine
Tract, formerly the property VI Nathaniel MISS on
which stands the dwelling house, other Trsc, pur.
chased by the said Vincent Moss Of George sh, ~
one other Tract, purchased Hezeksh Gasscock and
said Vincent Moss of Caleb hitscre. which has
been erected merchant MILL &c which mill has been
recently burnt-the whole bounded by Goose Greek.
BYRD u WALLER,
Deputy IF John Siana,d, W F. T. d.
oct l5-2awt2SNoy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
This is to give notice,

VVvHAT the subscriber hath obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of Charles County in Maryland, let.
,crs of administration on the personal estate OF
rHonAs Mason, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased. are
hereby warned exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber before the first day
Of May next, they may otherwise by law, be ex'
cluded from all benefit of said estate Given under
nv hand, this seventh day Of October eighteen hun.
dred and twenty.nine.
MARTHA 2. MASON, Adm'x.
Ordered by the aboye Court, That Martha + Mason.
administrative Of the late Thomas Mason give the no
tcc required by Law for creditors to exhibit their claims
against the estate of the said deceased; and that the
same b. published once week for four weeks in the
Alexandra Gazette, newspaper in the Town ct Alex
sn5r;. =. C. WM. d. NERRICK,
IN OCTOBER 1879. Reg D. Z. u Z.
net 70 --laW4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24

,,a.rs will see, in the report Of Tues
w ..,,,iugs of the Convention, from the
:, this mornings Gazette, that several
I tan, propositions for amendments TO The
'..,,;o, are already proposed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
Notice.

DURsUANT TO tho foregoing decree, SHALL on "a
L fpday, the 2ah day Of Nopember merit. befor' the
front door of the store Of William and Bushrod hst.
in the Town OF uppervilIe, and county Of Fauquer.
expose to sale, BY public auction. to the highest bid
der, for cash,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24

DR. MASTER GENERAL and his family
- :, ,,,,eu, or a visit TO Philadelphia. They
.,..,ye Yesterday in the Steamer Colum.
TN dis place, for Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
SALES AZ AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
THIS EVNAfNC. at earlv eandl. be-

THIS EVhAffC, at early candle light
"lI.I. be sold Il tie ,uc,i Rooms, variety Of
w Dry Goods. Hardoare, Looking glasses. and Fan
ey articles; part # them received day by Il. amer
Columbis, And ordered 10 be closed without res
G Country Merchants, and others Disposed to pun
chase, are invited call and examine the Goods before
the Sale. - oct -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
Fairfax LanA Cor Sale

DIV virtue of deed of trust. of record in the County
ID Court Of Fairfax, from Robert T Thompson to the
subscriber tor the benefit Of BAIL Gordon. will be
posed public sale for ready money. at Firax Court
House. Monday. the 2Ist Of December nert, Chat be-
ing Court dayJ
The Tract Of LuMd
conveyed by the said deed, supposed to contain 200
acres less; lying in the county of Fairfax and
is part of the BELMONT TRACT. 1t is believed
the title to this land good. but shall only sell and
convey such As is vested in me as Trustee.
ROBERT PATTON,
oct G2-eni2lNec Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
u ncing School.

AR. GENEREs respectfully informs the ladies and
NJ gentlemen Of Alexandria, that his Dancing SetoO
will be open on Friday merit. The sM instant, at his
room corner of Royal and Duke streets.
Days ef Tuition:
Every Friday, at o'clock in the evening, tor young
ladies'; snd 70, young gentlemen
Every Saturday. at II o'clock in the morning. tor
young ladies and young gentlemen ..,,,.n.r
every Thursday and Friday. at O'clock.
NJ, 2awft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-24
jamaica Rum

o puncheons of Jamaica rum, Of good quality. now
. landing from schr Lady rompains and for sale by
a. e.. CAzENiiNE & Co.
.9kof for sale lOac TO eiosea consignment,
pipes of iognac brandy, Sgnett's brand
pines Holland gin, Swans brand, old and ofexcel
lent quality. oct y