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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Sugar, Yea, Coffee, &c.

SNSar, Iea, CoNee, &C.
n & J. DOUGLAS have just received a well select.
% . edassortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:
so hhds and tierces sugar, of various qualities
IS bhds, tierces, and bbls molasses, OF do
40 packages of teas, gunpowdcr, imperial, and
young hyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different numbers
90 bags best and common coffee
SaLT-Loose and in sacks
SPTES-Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger
cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon. mace, &c.
S~piRITY-Frenoh brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rum.
VINES Madeira, Lisbon, port, malaga, &C.; some
of them very low priced
DIES-hdigo,co pperas' madder' ioswood' iustic'
alum, &c
S~NUFF-Leiper, Garrett, & Lordlar's Maccabau
PaPER-Writiug and wrapping; tobacco, starch,
u,s,,rd. cheese, fig blue, gunpowder, shot. bar lead,
birthstone, salt petre, sc. &c the whole ofwhich they
will sell, wholesale and retail, on very moderated terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Cheese.

Cheese.
an BOXES prime Cheese. landing from schooner
~ Georgetown from New York, for sale ny
LINDSAY, Hill. & Co.
;une Ia w r. & p. S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
New Orleans Packets.


sES Having been engagediathe New orlesnstrade
6yNwith our schooners the TRANSPORIan the
W3SiJNGTUNS BARGE, during the last season,
anlreceiying considerable encouragement from ship
pers, We will undertake to keep both OF these vessels
nfuture in that trade. The WAsniNeros's BARGE VII,
be in readiness to sail about the middle of January, and
a. any time that a sufficient quantity to make 1t an OBJ
ieu,, say halls cargo, offers At either Richmond or
AlexanLria, one Of the vessels will be sent to esther
place, To save expense to shippers; orwhen such guam
lily should offer as TO make it of less Importance. the
passage will De paid by usto Norfolk In point oil saii.
i,,. :hrse vessels have proved themselves equal, IL not
superior, to any in the trade; and the masters shall be
such as viii be approved OF.
Norfolk, nov IS
o. The Ale Saniria Gazette, Richmond Comp"er,
,,5 Petersburg Republican. will please insert the
a,oy- IN m. ,th Decembcr. AMI Ifterwards insert the
p .loae, Il: and then forward their accounts for pay
Tent. 70. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Notice.

~ OtlCS.
VHHE subscribers have, this day, associated them
L selves, under the firm OF Edwaya DaingeyfeM e
Co., for the transaction of Commission Business, in
this place; and have taken the Warehouses (on Klrkis
wharf, lower end of Wolfe street, formerly occupied
BY Mcssrs. John II. L.add & Co.
EDWARD D~AINGERFIELD,
June I WILLIAM II. FOWLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Hugh Smith y CO.

IvAvE received by ship Columbia, just strive from
Liverpool, their spring supply of GOODS, COM
prising an excellent assortment of
E4RTHENW.ARE IND CHINA,
which with their former large stock on hand they oHer
for sale on the lowest terms
An extensive variety of cut, plain, and n'o"'dso
Glassware
Window Glass, Of every sire
Pipesi in boxes, English and German
Black Quart Wine and Porter boiueS
pint and Quart Castor Oil Bottles
Demijohns IS .,.ir,v,
o'o"e ,fsc,ure april20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Cordial Elixir Of Bark.

vTNHlS eiegsn, preparation, containing all ct the var,
Il tues OF The best Peruvian or Lima bark, can be used
in their stead, whenever they may be required; beng
very pleasant 10 the taste, it Is taken without reluctance,
and even with ayidity. As y general tonic It is not sur
passed; and as - preventive and cure FOR fever and agne
it is highl, recommcnded-Perscns being where BIZ
lious diseases prevail. will ind this u very useful ar'l-
Gle. Ii creates appetite and relieves debility of the
stomach, and is an excellent article ss a restorative for
convalescen,s Price, 81 20 for large and IS cents
for small bottles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
MIX or POSES.

A safe and eficacious Cosmetic, for removing free
kles, chaps, pimpies, tan, ~sunburn, and other crupiionS
Of the skin Ills excellent 10 remedy the chsiing ct
Infants, and the plea,antes. application to remove tie
snarting after the operation Of shaving Price, 25c's'
per bottle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
Muscovado Sugar
Charles BENNETT

Charles Bennett
Has RECEIVED AND OFFERS o SaLE,
NyWo bales best twilled sacking
l bale best Stotch 0snaburgs, in SO yd. pieces
UTHe has to let the House on Cameron street, re-
Gently occupied by DIR. Carson.
NAV 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
PepNermint Water /.

NER S%ALVETAT wishes to inform his customers
WI who want Mint Water distilled, that they should
now bring their mint, as he is now prepared; and this
is the proper time for Bergamot and Lavender. For
II lbs. one bottle; for IS lbs. two bottles.
For sale, Rose Water, warranted Ms good as can be
imported, by the gallon or smaller quantity.
iune Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24
RE.lL BELLY OIL;

Fer the growth and preseFvation OF the HAIR renew
ing the hair on. bald places and giving 10 the locks a
strong and glossy cast II is highly useful in removing
the dandrift from the heads OF children, ard an excel
lent annlica,ion to improve the growth Of whiskers.
For sale by by DAVID M,R'iN'
;,na1A Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

FIRE.
Ffy patent rivet Fire Buckets, for sale
~ u. MILLER u SON:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25

mass. At the conclusion ofthe time allowed to
the advocate to assemble his numerous clients.
he explained to the court the difficulty he expert
enced in meeting the rats, in consequence of the
general notice which had been given, by which
the cats had become informed of the proposed
meeting, and threatened to take advantage OF
their appearance abroad. Having exhausted all
his eloquence, the lawyer threw his clients upon
the humanity and justice of the court.
| la 1866, hos was burnt alike at Fontenay-
auxRoses, by order of the officers of Justice for
having devoured an infant. In 1886. sentence
of the Judge OF Falase condemned SOW to have
her fore foot and her head cut off, ON conviction
Of having caused serious injury to child. The
execution took place in front Of the city hall, and
cost 10 sous deniers-the animal having been
previously dressed IN the habit of man. In
1889, horse was likewise condemned to death
for having killed his master. Not to 90 SO far
back-Gaspard Rally, an attorney at law in
Chambery, published in 1868, treatise er pro-
Jesse upon this species of suits, in which he gave
the formula OF subpoena, Of defence, Of judy
ment, &c.
Among the manuscripts belonging to the royal
family, there is one containing the original of a
Judgment pronounced by the Judge Of Layigny
III BuusgOgne, against sow with her six pigs,
which had committed homicide upon the person
of child years DID, named Jean Martin. The
following are few of the passages of this i'm
pOrtant sentence:
AFTER having considered the case and heard
the testimony, having consulted the customs and
usages Of Bourgogne, and considering ourselves
in the presence of God, we condemn Jean Bailli's
SOW to be coniscated and delivered to the execu-
toner, to be hung by the neck until she shall be
dead; and with reference to the pigs, as it has
not been clearly proved that they had any parti-
cipation in the crime, we defer sentence upon
them, and consent that they be restored to the
said John Bailli, he giving security for their APP
pearance, should their guilt be made manifest
hereafter. A reference to the report of the case
shows that the little pigs were afterwards honor
ably acquitted"
The French Parliament showed itself not less
wise in this respect. than the provincial courts.
One Gifts sentences in GOA. condemned an ass
to be hung and burnt; and previously in 1466, it
confirmed sentence of the Judge of Corbeil,
sentencing to deatha man and hog, who were
executed together. Examples of this kind might
be greatly multipled--one especially Of Sardais-
ne, which might be considered still more oute.
We must defer our case 70 our next report
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25

rive. 60c. Northern round new and old mixed,
IS 68c.; 4a500o bushels Oats have been soil al
58a39c. Rye is all out of the market, and i.
much wanted The sales in the early part of the
week, were Eastern 7s, and Northern 70 Soc.
] per bushel.-Courier
-eRe-
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Ocr. %.
We have a very short supply of Wheat and
! Barley. The demand has raised Wheat lsass
per quarter; Barley IL Is higher for prime sam
pies. Import of American Flour. Iii bbls.-
Aggregate average, Wheat els 3D.; Berley s4s.
esq
MARsEILLEs MARKET-ocr.a %.
There have been large movements in Grain.
The arrivals continue. Our stock of foreign
Grain alone now amounts to so charges. Prices
Pri ces have. however, given way in all the prin-
cipal French markets Oils are stationary.
-eSe-
HAVRE MAkkEr-Nov. l.
Corn and N0ur.-There has been little done
in foreign Grain; only about 5 or 400 sacks white
DantZ9 Wheat have been retaied out at 65f. per
sack of 600 ko
We have had no sales of Rye, but 5000 ko.
have been forwarded To the interior.
Last market day French Wheat fetched IS to
62f per sack. We have to report the arrival of
10 cargoes of Wheat from London, Rotterdam
and Marseilles, all destined for the interior; from
Cherbour we have also received supplies Of some
magnitude.
American Flour had advanced If. to If so
per barrel; bu, prices have since declined; the
sales consist of 5000 bbs. sundry brands,at S6f.;
600 do. Troy, 81; $50 do. supe'fine, 81 so:
1000 do. So so; 50Qeo. superfne, Sc rs: 6a0O
re-exported or forwSl1ed to the interior including
the cargo of the Isaac Hicks. We have receiv-
ed from New York, by Isaac Hicks and Edward
Bonaffe, $500 barrels.
The Corn laws having undergone some modif-
cations since our last reports. we have altered
our statement Of duties in conformity. observing
that the maximum ON Wheat and Rye is now ST.
so per French vessels without any reference 10
places Of growth, and AZ. 40 per foreign vessels;
on Wheat Flour ST. go per French vessels. with
out reference to places of growth; and CT. 32a
per foreign vessel; on Rye Flour ii is Of. 87a per
French vessels. without reference to places Of
growth, and Oh per foreign vessels. The
duties on the other descriptions Of Corn have
undergone no alteration
1t is material to observe that Corn and Flour
imported from America by American vessels en-
JOY the same privilege as French bottoms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25

FgvIF slv and dangerous practice OF firing guns and
4 ex. loding crackers NUT be discontinued The
penalty for selling an, kind Of FIRE crackeis explod
ne W er is five dnilrs for every offt nee one hdJ
IF uhch goes 10 the tormer; and for "dsctargitg s'y
nnu,ktl other fire arms or any compositi"n 'f gun
powder or Ia mnaug powder. with The hunts of The
town is on dollar for eac Of, nc" Slaves, tree
negroes, minors and sppren il convieted It VIC
a,on Of those lass aud h penalty and costs mol I'M
m dlsle.y ps,., will be con,ptted ,othe wrrkhousc
rhis notice given, that none nay plead ignorance
as il p,tn ,lrd 10 emf rec these laws in the srictcst
manr'r
u, order Of the Ms; or.
jon B HANCOCK,
JAMES BIRCH,
dec l6-dta6 LDec Police Officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
$40 Reward

- ANAwAY from m, Farm in Frederick County.
IL Virginia n Rattle Town, on the 4ih instant,
NEGRO SL.4DRACH,
taking with him his wife sn<sinf.nt daughter abouv
two months DID, the property OF Mr. Mordecsi Throck.
morton
Shsdrach is about five feet six or seven inches high,
black mplexon, and black smith by trade. He 70
very intelligent reads and writes, and has doubt
forged certificate Of freedom, will endesvor pass
free he only part Of his clothing recollrct.
ed, is tlrab great coat, with large cape undeH
stand he has abou, forty dollars in silver with him.
(stoen, no doub'
will give the above reward for securing him in any
Ill 50 get him again, and If brought home all reason
sbe ci,,rres pad. Mr. Thru ckmDr'on has 10 dOubs
uficr.d handsome reward tor his woman and child.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Alexantliia, dec 9eo3~
n-r riic iIagerstown Torch Light. Cumberland Adj
yocatr Fredcucktou'n Herald, and Baltimore Am*ri-
can will publish the a5ove three weess. ard senn Their
accounts here for collection
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
Notice.
dec 10 t.6 hDec

Notice.
Ncopseouence Of the failure Of the Ste eEhullers III
i the A-hb,'s Cop Turnpike Company 10 attend the
General Meeting called nn the second Friday IN tins
presen, month the ., ckho d'rs are hcreH' mthed 70
alten ling Of the Conpan, on The second frd"B
IN January merit at The house OF Mrs sarah UPp' "
Mudi. bug he obiec, oi this meeting Is to do what
the regular meeting ould have done namely to eject
the Otic. rs ut ss Company for the ensuing year. and
to fix compensation fo their services. udeia reso'n'
lion Of the last GenoTsi Meeting; also, TO take INTO
consideration proposition :r"n the Anm'hisr'tt'A o,
doctor Lewis isuswe ,oiransirr stock in paymen' OF
the debt of her deceased husbands and 20 act on such
other matters AS ina, thrr be IAN before them
puucaI enhance person or 10y proxy, 10 que,
ed as tho suspension If dividends msy be involved III
a decision uf said meeting on Mr' BurwelPN Gaze.
n, order OF the President aad directors:
GIBSON, Treasurer
Middleburg Noyember26, 1880
doc did
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
a. ID NmrMi0n
Still continues the business!

Sil continues the business
- at the oil stand, aud offers for 0yzhk
go sale, al reduced prices gene Sa9e
raj assortment Of Mems and fine Boot Mems
coarse aud fine Brogans ani Shoes, Iadc' morocco,
leather, and seslskin wsikng Shoes and slippers;
BOYS Misses, and Chilarcns coarse and fne Shoes
and Bontees also Mems aud Bio, low priced fur sno
WOOL Hats. all of which are offered, wholesale and re-
tsii, as ehesp as any in the District,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
MARRFD.

On Thursday, the Esd i,> by the Rev. VIM
Jackson, Mr.. CHARLES TAYLOR. to Miss RosEr.
IA TATsapAueH-aIl Of this place.
At the University of Virginia. on the 18th
instant, BY the Rev Mr.. Bowman. DR.. GEssNER
HARRrsoN. Professor of Ancient Languages, to
Miss ELIZA, daughter Of GEORGE TUCKER, Esq.
Professor of Moral Philosophy, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
BOSTON MARKET-DECEMBE 90.

Fiom.-1here has no material change taken
place since the last review of the Flour Market;
the stock is ample. and holders generally arc anx-
ious to meet buyers, but the operations have been
qnite limited. The following we believe, com
prise the sales which have been made for export
alton. 2O0bls Howard Street, at 5 81; 200 do do
5 81 400 do prime brands, 5 "A per b. cash;
900 do Baltimore City Mills, extra quality, and
free of garlic, and all one brand a5, mo; 100
DIV common Wharf, 5per brl mo.
GrGn.-Since the publication Of our last re-
port, the Grain market has experienced decided
improvement on prices; cargo sales of yellow fiat
Corn have been made at 6la62c. and white to ar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25

OUR MARKEr.-l ne lonS absence VI Foreign
intelligence, with an oh truction from ice, in our
navigation. has caused Flour to be very dali. the
wagon price the last two days Thursday and Fri
dav) has been. "a 50--it has been freely offered
from stores at "a sol, and probably some small
lots sold at that price-but the accounts received
Yesterday from London. which we publish This
morning, are of character to impart more firm
ness.
PoRE is dull-S4 SO the ruling price.
PHILADELPHIA MARkET-DEcEMBER %.
Sales Of Superiine -Four continue at S5--no
transactions in Rye or Corn Meal reported -
Grain remains the same as at the close of last
week. Clover Seed has sold at ) so. ) 81 and
6 90. Whiskey at 80! 5 cents in bbls. aud
29c. in hhds. from store.-Price Current.
ASS-
NETWORK MARKET-DEcEMBER D
The advices by the De Rham furnish us with
Havre dates to the 5th Nov The market for
Ashes ant, Cotton had not varied much. but had
rather declined, with IA limited business doing.
Ashes here are = tritie lower; sales of POTS At 5
Is. and Pearls ) IS. The sales of Cot on have
been small, and without any alteration m price
Flaxseed will command SlOi for rough, but the
holders decline sales. There has been more IN
quiry f,r Flour since the advices were received.
anu safes nave DeeD i'tue dt , IL ior uie common
brands: New York are held at 25. There is an
advance on Flour in the Havre market. and it is
supposed limited orders were received here,
which induced buyers to offer 70; but there
does not appear much disposition to purchase at
the shilling advance. at which it is held. Ryeis
dull. and sales at 68 cents per bushel--this is
decline Of FIVE cents. Muasses is hi.h s. scarce,
sales of Martinique SO cts, and small sale Of
new crop \. o.. leans at 81 cents Beef contin.
ues in demand, and has advanced about l24 cts.
per Dbl. No change IN Pork. Arrivals of Su
gar from n. Orleans are beginning to be consid-
cradle; nearly 500 hhds. within few days, Of
which but little is landed-no change in the price
Of Sugar The holders Of Brandy are more firm
in consequence of advices from Bordeaux of an
advance. Whiskey has been in more request,
and principally bought up at 81 3ld cents.
DAILY Adretiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.


VtRIETY AUCTIoN-nn Monday evening, tho
9th met Al O'Clock, will be sold at Whites
Auction Rooms great variety Of dry goods, hard are
and fancy articles also, locking glasses, glassware,
nanteI clocks, &c &c
itprsate sale. sstrall,mps, very cheap, spermsce5
Candies, seyers silver watches. fig blue and bIacking,
cotton yarn, No IS dec IS
by WILLIAM D. MUTT.
On Tuesday Vert, eSth inst. at II O'Clock,
INlL. 10 I'D tie store oi Mr. John " est, corr
w ner Of king and Henry streets
ALL HIS STOCK IN TRADE,
consisting az LOAF and brown sugar, tes, molasses,
gr"und alum salt, beans, rum and gin, old whiskey
bounce vinegar, cotton yan crock,r! and wyre.
&C
Store and Counting House Furniture, Plaster
and other large Scales, weights, &c. &c.
~ The above sale was postponed on Wed,
nesda last, On account Of the nclemency Of the ~ea.
Their dec -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
" anteA TO iiive,

NOR the next wear, steady Dining Room Servant
L man nf ml,il age will be preferred Also.
good COOK The family is small the work light -
Appiy To the Editor. dec 9I--co3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXqADRLl IN C }

PORT OF ALEXqNDRkl IN. C
ARRIVED, DEcEMBER- 81,
Schr. Mary Ellen, Traverse. Pautuxent; to-
bacco. Also several craft with lumber wood &c.
Sloop Deidamis, Elkerton, Philadelphia;
freight for the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. J. jenkins, Bal
timore; freight and passengers for the District.
Schr. Criterion, from Pautuxent, with tobacco,
is in Washington's Reach, cut through by the ice.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
sloop Johnson cleared at Philadelphia for this
port Esd inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
DIED.

Yesterday morning. in the 54th year Of his age.
Mr.. SAMUEL TENNEssoS, respectable citizen
of this place.
p' His friends and &C quaintances are request
ed to attend his funeral. This IE.ereapn, -.
o'clork. from his late residence q na
Princess and Union streets.
Al Fort Washington, Mary 81 S6
inst Mr.. ANDREW LEWIS. native Of Ffl Ice.
in the 10Th year Of his age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
Oats
PianO fortes.

ANF plain Piano For,e, with extra additional KEYS
" frcts,
ne round cornerd ditto, with extra add lona keys,
frets,
one round "a ditto, with draws, and metal
&c plate, the effect Of which is to increase sud improve
he tone
One projecting con end Piano. with carved draws,
irets, &C extra additional keys.
The above just recriven nom the celebrated ma
nutactory Of xessrs Loud & Brothers, Of fhadr phia
md are offered for sale at rhsde!phia rrlcs, wi:h
expenses of getting them here he, may be al,
,r flee OF Bernard Hooe, Eq "n King stieet, few
doors above Washington street
ApPl.to GEO JOHNSON
dee IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
tort " N,g,"n'
December Ilfh, 1850.

December Ilfh, 1850.
NEAEED proposals VIII be received by tie subscr
- Der unt hs ssh iasiv.i f.rsupplying he troops
at this s,.on with F..r-l BttF tor the year 81.
The Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals f' Fresh
Beef" Wtbb,
dec l4--t25ui L. 4 a. r. s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
N0tice.

eN NTEVV.
TsSE subscriber has lost had stolen Prince Georges
L County Certificates to the amount If On, hu"ir d
and frt, some dollsr-. rec drawn III favor ct
Mcssrs X Burgess. one IN favor ct Ns, r. Wal
k.r one of Thomas Mrreand two at ,he salisbury -
and w O Of nv ef An, one who wi; deliver them Ia
him shall he heralI. rewarded. Al persons are fore
warned receiving any the whole Of said er, ics,ts
WILLIAM BRi AN,
dec 2l-eo5,. OF Richard
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
tresh Fruit.

INF rY 5oxes Bunch Rsisns (super) OF 'afe impor
= ta,ion. inst received and for sale by
dec wh d. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25
AI,,st

AIOst
az Wednesday morning, 22I inst in returning from
~ Mr. Jones Schoo. Room, on KnG street small
Red Morocco Pocke, Book. containing five dollar
aud come small change, also slip ofPsper, with
few lines addressed 10 the owner, aud sig cd + r.
NJ he finder viii he literally rev arAcd Ly leaving
it at Mr. snowIen's Uf flee; with its contents.
DIR )S-3f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-25

There have been large movements in Ora
The arrivals continue. Our stock of tore
Grain alone now amounts to 80 charges. Pr
continue in favor and the sales have been lar
Pri ces have. however, given way in all the pr
cipal French markets. Oils are stationary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-09
NAV 1t-6m'

vzylIE above ointment - on red the public as a
slf, and certain remedy for those obstinate dis,
eases some of which lave 50 long batfied the SIKH u
medical science:
lst White sweilngS OF every description
9d Sore legs anil ulcers of long SANDING
Sd schirr,is or glandular tunorS particularly th"se
hardened tumors IN women's breasts, which citenines
Terminate in ucerted Cancers:
Alb; Felons VIVA, some people know by The name
of ca,arrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pans of the joints
OH. sprains and bruises Of every description, or in
whatever par, s'tu~-e
ia. letters of AL sin,!,-n this complaint the pa
TENT in applying the ointment, must keep ihe part cut
Of water.
9Th Chil5l.i1s or parts effected by frost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-09
Hrass FouMaery e..

" tCHAaiAu NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
II friends in Alc.suIiia adds vicinity, and The pup
lie generally that having, at great expense
ell a MASS FOUNDRY on Water street, tor the
purpose of casting ANDlRoNs' win every o'"el sie
s ot w,rk c,nuectel with the business, he assures
them that he vii cast anI finish any work which may
b. entrusted to him - well and as cheap as CA" be
procured from any ofthc Northern Cities lie VIII
also make or rep ur Sod, Fountains upon Application;
a., has, moreover, enPloyeia work m IN tro" f"sa"u
- .nnIuc, tho Cu,, nv Business and socitsa portion
of the public patronage Al kinds d Screws-orass'
iron, steel, &c cut to order.
Applications NAV be made either at the Fonndery on
Water street or at his old stand on Fairfax street