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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

etary system, the results of unequal pressure,
produced sOley by the elastic materials of crea-
ton"
A correspondent of the Republican expresses
very favorable opinions of DIR. Newman's theory,
and in evidence of his claim to scientific respect,
as well as in support of his new theory, adduces
the following circumstance.
- And we think proper here to state fact with
in the knowledge of some of US. that DIR. \ in
1922, published an important fact in relation to
the circulation of the blood, dependant on his
theory of unequal atmos pheric pressure, which
has been, we suspect, surreptitiously claimed by
DIR. Barry, of France, and who has received con.
siderable notoriety frcm the medical world for
his supposed discovery. There is some im,na-
terial difference between their opinions; but the
principles published by d.. n. in 1922 were
dressed with some variations and sent to the world
eighteen months afterwards by Dr. Barry
- ~scSsn-
appointments by the Presideai.-JosEPH
fwSp. &s3eceiver Of Public Moneys for The
District of Lands subject to sale at Onochita, in
the State of Louisiana, vice Henry Bry. removed.
DANIEL lane, to be Collector of the Customs
for the District. and Inspector of the Revenue
For the Port. of Belfast. in the State of Maine.
from the seth dav of November, when his pre-
sent commission will expire.
JoHS NJ. M'CALLA. to be designated Ccllec-
tor of Internal Revenue and Direct Tax, for the
State of Kentucky.
In addition to the members of Congress for
merly announced as having arrived in Washing
ton. we learn that Col Yancev. af Kentucky,
Judge Overton. of Louisiana. and Nr Clay. of
Alabama. have arrived also. The number will.
no doubt. be increased on the coming in of the
Northern stages this evening. -Itisgraph.
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pr0VusaiS

syrIII be rect wed AZ the Commandments Office at
~ he Navy Yard at Washington. ID III he TN
Esc mber for furnishing 5000 cubic feet OF the best
" hit tak .ogs. OF the following dimensions VIZ:
1000 cubic feet to ne not less than 81 inches Ht inc
SIN ~ MI, and from - to Beet long.
l0lO cubic feet To- be not less than 20 inches at the
sms,i {, d. ,nd ", m 10 to % feet long
1000 cubic ct to be not less han IS inches at tie
srrali end nd fr IN ; To IS feet long.
b, ofthe very be- q sht>, and to be delivered
a, he >av, Yard At Yashngton, ID G. IN all the month
Of Nav 1891. lshAC ioLL'
nov "a I'D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

During the month. Is clear days.
NorE.- throughout this month, the weather
has been of the most extraordinary cast within
nv recollection. Vegetation If most kinds is in
as perfect a state OF verdure rs in midsummer;
and to the last dav OF this month, there has been
M frost to injnre any thing below the mountains,
either i'm Vir. inia or Mar,land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

long Dutch Parsnip
, arge Head LETTUCE
Earl, sill, STA do
Pine Apple Melon rery
Me)
Mater GciOn
srge white Portugal Onion
a sc rcd do
Double urled Parsley
Flat squash Pepper
tsri, Scarlet ShOrt-toP Ia
dish
Fhite Iuruip Radish
aisitV 81 Uy.;' r Plant
ri, Bush Squash
Ninter crook neck Squash
Early white Du'ch urnip
Y How store Tu mp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

Early y :,hington Peas
DN III Blue imperial Peas
ate uarrowtat Teas
Earl, Mohawk dwarf. priDf
Beans
Earl, Dwarf White Case
knit B ans
Lima, or Sab,e Pole u an
Long Bood Bet, true Sor
farh rurnip Root Beet
Early Yo' k Cab5"s~
Cape Savoy do
Red Dutch do CJcrpifh
Ing
Earh CAutifl"wcr
Ear'V 'prn Carrot, rer.
G9e)
I ons Orange Carrot
White Solid Celery
CurIed ;rcss, or Pepper
Ear'v ucumbcr
L.nar (;rr N turkey a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02

HE above list. j. will be seen, comprises all the
pes comm N v ge,.b = BE- sides rvcrai rev var'rts
.funcnlnnnu ,ceI'cmcc. Ever, kind /. ": riartod at
the ver, FRS, atty rs to slinrss and purity Fac
box contains dire ctions for the management OF the d
ftrent strts Price 50 per tox
From a.; great =. put.tlOn &c tie Seeds hitherto sold
Al tins Fat isini, MT and from the wei kncwD TACT
,hs, seeds CONT 4 from The Norto the South i" bet
ter than h seeds, the subscriber feels no h station
in rccrrnm rnc The such as will gave salts
faction To planters aud farmers generally
! . further consignment ct leeds Is daily expect
ed comp ,.ing The greatest variety.
,ir " EslEY -TEve>soS opposite The Patriotic Bank.
i, appointed Agrn selling TIE above Seeds, for the
Ok, 1t Washington.
nny 2O-eo2w
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io WeNt
3rra THE DWELLING and STORE
E3HEnA attached to 1t, in Which nov reside, ~
gNslIE tor rent II is considered one OF the besf
s5S&Hfssss stands in town for the Dry Goods hust-
ness. h- dwelling part is in good order for family
sept N ROBERT B\RtY
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IN e,.NiA Flower Enuts

n s,sor,m-n, Of Dutch dubious roots. for private
sale, anoln fac order; just received from the gar
den of Messrs n. DE Lange Go ct iiaar'tmi CO"
sis,inc of unusual, well selected hyacyn'hs, mar
c;ssus double and single tulips, jonquilisss s' tn
nunculus, crocus, &c
II TCa,alogues may be had and the Roots examined
de %':''" '''' GEO: WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28
From FRANCE.

rs,v yorr. Oct. 2S.-ihe Snip Charles Car
ali Cant. Clark, arrived Yesterday from Cher
.,,r,. baying eft an the 9th Sept. Capt. Clark
,ol,rms asthI, he found it exceedingly difficult
= o,t,ip napars. there being none pnblished At
-, pl,ce. liz obtained three Parts papers from
s. Cof.e nonse the latest being the 5ih' which
Va, nat later than was received on Saturday by
;7s wly of Liverpool. There was no news when
n. Charles Carroll left Cherbourg.
T. will be recoIlectcl that the Charles Car
"a, was oGs Of the American ships chartered
~ ,Ae Charlie, X and his family from France.
Can't Cl.rh states, that it was not known when
;ae King embarked. what their destination would
Be. 4 Sench officer of the Marine was sent
rom the New Government at Paris. to see the
Kin af., landed AT the port OF Destinations
After leaving Cherbourg, orders were given
ar the SHIPS, in case Of separation in gale, to
.s,rmAle at Spit Head; as the weather was favor
.je. the ships sailed for the Isle of Wight.
The King and ROYAL Family had not the least
aogcdge Of their destination: and rs the sup
pie, put on board were snlhlien; for long
aylsc. they manifested great anxiety on that
gjlett. The general mpressian was that they
soiid 20 To Naples. They appeared 10 be averse
10 GOING 10 America, particularly the female
Jauches Of the family. The King was in excel
a'heaIjh, aud appeared to be hale old gen.
-nla, and not greatly depressed. He appear
-! .sd 10 get out If France in safety. The King
qt,S, English veil, and expressed his thanks
Captain Clark in the most cordial manner,
lie kindness he had received while on board.
Daily .7dcertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28

...,n.,s respecting the Prinse Of Oranges
ll'''" - hat town, convey a very Inaccurate
sniaIs'. 80 80 reception he met with. But the Pri-
l'ei g. g,,sr. are far more explicit.
y" .,..t;i.r and complete the narrative which
"!oss , ,l rave of the Prince OF Oranges ar
ne loa' E,n.:sls. Ifany fattering acciamations
"a% Nm thew were overwhelmed by misses.
ree"'. 1,y.atrnin:, cries of the multitude. 1t
alio' ~ mar. Of the National Guard presented
:2es's- h,T. others showed him the points OF
as !" ", The formidable aspect Of the
i'siI - filed him with terror. which he had
'ln ~. .,r,uoth to disguise. lie was pale. de-
'0 - ID trembling; the tears rolled from his
j''t' ~ o. stated Yesterday, he actually He'd to
r''I; % Jds Vile. lie took refuge in the inner
te mar, or his palace in the midst OF soldiers
- = i from thence that he issued his procia-
'an which appoints Commissioners charged
''~ ,a,oss measures calculated TO restore tran
y rr.nd confidence. This proclamation and
'.; ;o,sI,;gepce that the King had iavorabiy re-
~ LS Danntation of the Province, aliayed
'' ;.,;,,,ioo Of the public mind Tor the moment.
.-' r;ry II is asserted, Yields on every point;
~ ibe.e concessions satisfy the wants and
Is an. and will the States General ratlfy
II, 70 be apprenended that they will not.
Min these last few days the Bourgeolse and
AVER classes appear TO have forgotten their
+ ;.,,p,; one single viii seems to animate both
me ars and tho other. since this union the con-
,...'f tle people of Brussels has been rePlete
.'I new and dignity. This is spectacle the
r MR. worthy fezcitng interest 4 sympathy as we
IS inter- ourselves to have Induced Belgium by
-. s-,mne TO rels on is courage IN the vindi-
atom Of il, rights"
l~.ran.-Alyices from Vienna are to the
vi Of August Cabinet messengers continue
~ =. sent 10 St. Petersblrgh, Berlin and Lon,
Inn Movements of troops in the interior OF
t,,lf, continue. Its reported that the Gordon
Mic foa,icrs Of Bosnia, is to be much increas-
al
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EAucation.

I'm Monday, November LIST, shall. open SCHOOL
~ in the house next to Mr.. X Johnston's, on Fair
fax street, between Prince and Duke streets. Pupils
OF both will be admitted. The of study
will comprise the Latin and Greek Language, and
the usual branches III Engiih
TERMS.
photography, Reading, and ritng IS Per Quar-
Higher branches S ter, Lay
Eucld's Elements. and the Latin or able quar-
Greek Languages terry.
am aware from experience, Of the arduous nature
Of those duties which pertain 10 the instruction of
youth, and deeply convinced OF the importance and
responsibility involved in the discharge Of them. In
engaging perform these duties it snAil De my great
object connect moral with intellectual mprovem, Mt
To this object sh, my unwearied exertions be devo
ed and the discipline of the Institution directed
ROBERT CLARKE.
Alexandria, Oct 70, Is5O-eo2w
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at arsenie.f. 1Oist AID ii Il. Nav, Yard, ii

az dreeniedFs vOsat aUd at the Navy Yard, a.
sunrise, meridian, and at sunset.
The Committee Of Arrangement will be desis-
mated by tri.colored badge, worn in the left
botton-hole. The Marshal and his Assistants by
tri-colOred sashes. worn over the shoulder; and
It Is recommended to all others who join in the
Procession, to wear the national cockade of
France on this occasion.
The different Societies will carry their appro.
pirate banners, and adopt such decorations and
insignia Is they may deem proper.
The space within the portico will be reserved
for the Ladies, the President Of the United States,
Heads Ut Departments, Foreign Legations, Fo-
reign Consus, Foreigners specially invited, and
Members Of Congress.
The Committee recommend to all classes of
citizens to abstain from business, and such as
have shops to close them for that day, or until the
Procession returns from the Capitol.
DAVID BREARLEY,
IMarsAai-ia- Chief
-aASS-
U1'aaimify. Republican citizens of
Plymouth Congressional district" in Massachus
etts, have nominated JoHN QuINcY ADAMS as
their candidate; the = National Republican, Con-
vention have nominated him as theirs; and Mr..
ADAMS being no Mason, it is expected that the
plymouth County Anti-Masonic Convention"
will nominate him as theirs. Nevertheless, we
hope he will not consent to be candidate at all.
INEA-
The National Intelligencer states that Mr..
HAYWARD. the new Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land Office, entered upon the discharge Of
the duties Of his Office few days ago.
-lNGD>
A postscript of letter dated Meadville, PENN
Oct. Is, says-"John Banks, Clay man, is
elected to Congress from this district, BY large
majority over the Jackson candidate. Gen. Gun.
ningham. Banks majority in this county, from
the official returns, exceeds 500; in Mercer 900;
in Erie 500; in venango, Cunningham has small
majority. Banks whole majority exceeds 14Oo."
-&SeS
The Philadelphia Gazette of Oct. 25 says:-
- Wilson. the mail robber, was this morning
sentenced to ten years. imprisonment.
-SNSA
IN .7uc'ioneer's Puff" Here, gentlemen"
ssid man at the hammer, the other evening. sis
a map of the ,uhoie scorld. besides Philadelphia
and Del Fueso."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28

Iermont.-After thir,ytwo attempts 10 elect
governor in Vermont, commncing in the house
ON the 18th. and terminating on the 10Th inst
MIR. Crafts was elected by a majority of six. 1t
was contest between the anti-masons As such,
and the friends of Clay. A few anomalous per-
sons. perhaps Jacksonian Office seekers. seem to
have had it in their power to effect the balance Of
parties-N T. Conn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28
NEW YORK CORN EXCHANGE-ocr. Is.

Corn Erchmgs.-Ihe demand for Western
Flour was far, and kept the market clear through
out, though at prices little declining. The
closing rates were S5!a5s for Western. ! for
Troy, ! for N, Y. city. OF Southern the priuci
pal movement was in Richmond city, Of which
1900 bbls. were sold at IS Is, cash; Howard
street sold at so and Georgetown at SLASH.
There were sales of Western Wheat not prime,
at 10Y cents. The price OF Southern was fully
kept up.
There were sales OF Northern white Corn at
IS cts; yellow at 6S cts; Rye at 62t. and Barley
at SO for fair, to 60 cts. for prime. Southern
Corn arrived not in large parcels. but in the al
dull at 50 So cts.--JoT. Com.
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New Goods.
DLUE, black, mkt, and drsb cloths
ID Css imeres and cassinet's
Flannels. blankets
Gro de Maps, bsttiste
Circassians, Grapes, black tai'ah grapes
Gauze and lace wells
Ner;no and Ca hmere shawls
Superior gause scsris and shawls
Black silk hose, black and white silk hall do
Green, blue, and pink Florence
Thread and bobhinett lace and edg'ngs, &c.
Also, an additional supply Of
Looking glasses glassware, &c.
Just received and for sale by -
ost29 49, "n!' -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28
LIVERPOOL MARKET-SEpr. 8.

There is no change in the market for three days
past, and the sales about $500 bales; specula-
tors have taken 1000 bales. being induced by the
decline notice above. There has been consdera-
bic business doing in our Grain market, at i'm
proving prices for both Wheat and Flour-con-
siderable sales of the latter have been made at
s4s SIS per brl. duty paid, and at to-day's mar
ket, there was steady demand; the weather
here is by no means settled. TobaccO-the sales
are to a moderate extent. and there have been
upwards of lSOO'bbls of Ashes sold in the past
day or two, at improving prices
SEPT. 9--The sales Of Cotton yesterday, were
barely 1900 bales--and not more to-day.
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-" Bayard," in answer to the communica-
loa> Which appeared in the Gazette of Yesterday
n the subject Of the Militia System, has been
steiyed.
"eslye, to-day, a lengthy extract from Calls
Me Of Byron, new and interesting work. II
ior sale at Mr. Martins Bookstore.
-<NsA
The Celebration Of the Triumph of Liberal
|rropies IN France, will take place in Wash
|%aa to-day. The following arrangements
be been adopted for the occasion:
Tie recession will form ON the plain south of
| t'e,'dent's House, from whence it will move
| II T''oeS, A. NJ. and proceed up Seventeenth
ct To PENNSYLVANIA Avenue: thence, by the
''oae' to the East front OF the Capitol, where
PanOn vii be delivered. When the Pro-
~0o arrives opposite the north front of the
'''ueni : House. it will he joined by the Presi-
aaa Suite. Heads of Departments, Foreign
""Ns Foreign Consals. distinguished Fo-
80 speciality invited. and Members of Con-
y VI" may be IN the CITY.
ORDER o. PROCESSION,
Cavalry.
II Marine Corps.
III Uniform Companies Of the District.
l@'ra Of the Militia, :. Uniform, not on COM
II mand.
Il resident Of the United States anu Suite.
II Heads OF Departments.
Foreign Legations.
\ Foreign COnsuls.
l'.Fs OF Congress who may be in the City.
Foreigners specially invited
'' Ol the Day, supported by two members of
me Committee of Arrangement.
Committee of Arrangement.
''' ana Soldiers of the Revolution, bearing
the American Flag.
~ aud Natives of France, bearing the Tri-
oolored Flag.
'Fleers OF the General Government.
Hhcers OF the Array and Navy.
Marshal Of the District.
Judiciary Of the District.
corporate Authorities Of the District.
Mechanical and other Societies of the Dis.
NJ IN the order directed by the Marshal on
As ground.
n Citizens If the District.
- NATIONAL and Tri-COlored Flags will be
7es me Capitol, and salutss Will be fred
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AARRfES,

In niddleburg. Loudoun County, Va. Oh
Ihursdarlast, Lieut.. iHoMAs HaMEnsLEy, of
of the U. 8. Navy, to Mrs. EMILY A. NoIAsp.
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SHIP NEWS.
P0Rr or .aLEX.7ADRLa. IN. c.

ARRIVED, OCTOBER 81,
Schr. Decatur. Davis, New York; sundries to
Lindsay, Hill & Co. and freight for the District.
Schr. Rising States, Woodbury., Edenton;
shingles to J. Bryan.
Sluop Exile, Tatom, Edenton; shingles
SAILED,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. J. Jenkins, do.
-aSo-
Sloop Johnson, johnson, cleared at Philadel-
phia for this port 25th inst.
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FnrpERIoKsBuns CLASSICAL AcADENI,2

FnrpERloKsBUns CLASSICAL ACADEMIC
Oc!o6er l4h 1850. {
Mr.. RopERr CLARKE was pupn in this seminary at
the commencement of the year 1923. when ook
charge of it He had, at that time, m,de consdera-
bic progress in his classical studies. was so well
sfed As to his requirements, and much pleased with
s assiiiiy and correct department., that employed
him as my Assistant during the year 1924, and that
station his services entirely satisfactory Since
that time, he has had charge, himself OF Schoo III
Fred, rcksburg, and some d his scholars have been
stud, ing The classics
| consider Mr. CLARKE goo Latin and Greek scho-
lar lie also studied Arithmetic and the first four
book. of Euclid with me. From my know edge of
,r Clsrke> industry, ctne.s, acknowledgement,
have no hest, alton in stating that am convinced he
viii be an ficient and valuable Teacher.
THOMAS II. HANSON.
We, the undersigned, who have for several years
sent our children to the School OF Nr RoBEaT CLARKE,
in the Town Of Fredericksburg, understanding that
Mr. arke is about to remove to Alexandra, take plea
sure in stating that we consider him qualified, IN an
eminent degree, to instruct those branches which
he n ofesses to teach and tat his moral character is
entirely unexcepionsbic.
JNO l.. MARYS,
ROBr.-B FIFE,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
GARRETT MINOR,
ROBERT MACKAY.
FuspERIcxsnUaa. October 10, 1880
Wanted,
COOK. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

Trustee's Sale.
nv SATURDAY, the 1871 day Of nest month. al
~ IL O'Clock at noon. the subscriber will offer for
SALE at public auction, the premises. undivided
moety the Establishment commonly called the
~f%A "CITY TAVERN"
EiI now in the occupation of u Clagett, o.
~ III tuated on the west side Of Royal street
and south side OF Cameron street, extend
ms rom the intersection ofsad ,reets south on ROYAL
street oO eei; thence west 1875 feet 81 inches, thence
south ~ feet O. lnches thence west n feet nee
north 100 feet O. inches, TO Cameron street, thence
east on Cameron street 1917 feet 81 inches, to the be-
ginning And
One Annuity or Rent in Fee of 1924,
payable half yearly lon the 18th May and 18th Novem.
Der in every year-charged three story brick t.,
nement and lot Of ground on the east side of Roysi
street, between King and Prince streets. now in thr
occupation Of James Green. Terms cash.
The above sale will be made under deed of tru..
from William s. Moore and wife to X. /. Taylor, for
the indemnity Of Thos. Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug II go WM. ID. MUTT. Auet.
~ The above sale Is postponed until sd.
IURDdY, the 27fh Of Orember, at noon.
TERas--une-. OF the purchase money to be paid
in hand; the residue in two equal instruments of ak
and nine months, with interest from the day of sale
the title to be retained until the pay ments shall be-
completed, with power to the Trustee to resell for
any default in pa, ment.
n. I. TAYLOR,
sept ESQ Trustee.
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Vim Harper,

srAyINt; been with doctor surHEHLsSp, OF Hey'
III York. for some time. and praet'sd under De. 81, d.,
ree,io.. and being appointed BY pr s. as his Agsns
for this section of country offers his sers,ees 20 uu
Can me seen at ali times at his Druggist store
on Fairly street Alexandra where satisfactory ev.
denc. can be given Of crres performed in few dsSs
fnrr
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ALEXANDRIA, D. C.

Hr6SnlT V0RSIyG. OCTOBER %. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28
Cured n Prevented.

Dyspepsy Cured n Preveuted.
IAR 7. SUTHERLAND. having discovered the
cause Of and the remedy FIR, this most direfll dis.
ease offers his servicesto those who have suffered by
it's distressing influence for short time or for many
years
lie has entire confidence in the remedy, II admins.
tered agreeaby his directions. not merely from hs
belief in the Of its principles connected
with the cause of lyspepsy, but also from having prac.
tsed il with complete success in very great number
Of obstinate III which the patients nave been ~
H,cted with nearly all Of the following symp~
toms: pain in the h. al; dizziness yertgo confusou
of mint attended with loss Of memory; dsagr cable
taste in the mouth; timidty; melancholy lrrItabty;
loss of appetite, nausea, gnawing in the stomach
when empty; affection OF the nerves. attended with
general debility and loss OF energy; chinessi affecon
OF sight; sourness burning Of the stomach hauen-
cy. pressure on the stomach after mesls, producing
great uneasness and dstress cold feet and IAN
por weakness Of the stomach atrndI with vomiting,
acid erucaton uneaslness IN the throa' WIN pam 10
the side or breast ppitation; weakness and pains in
the legs. frequent aud involuntary sigh'ng yawnings
dropsness; rregulary of the bow els, pan in the back
trenor drsury; disturbed sleep.
Those persons who are affected with any or oil Of
the above mentioned, and consider item evils "toc
preyous to be bOrne," respe ctully recommended
10 cali on DIR S. by whom they are confidently assured
that his remedy viii effect speedy permanent re-
lief and will also prove preventive against the re-
turn of the disease. References will be made to re.
.pectable ladies and gentlemen, residing in this city
and else where, who have been benefited by the use
of this remedy
DIR Sutherland may be seen at his Office, No. 80
Wall street, every day Except Sundays betweenl 10
and o'clock; and at all other times at his residences
No. l53 Elm, corner Of Grand street.
New York, Oct. 20
p'Ihave appointed WILLIAM hAhrhh,
Druggist, OF Alexandria, District OF COLUMBIA my
Agent, who has been fully qualified for curing Dys'
pcp>y, on the plan practised. BY mysen. OCT -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28

IN .7,lciioneer's Puff. Here, gentlemen. {"
ssd man at the hammer, the other evening. sis
a map of the ,phoie tcorld. besides Philadelphia
and Del Fueso."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28

-" Bayard," in answer to the communica-
NJ, valch appeared in the Gazette of Yesterday
the subject Of the Militia System, has been