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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22
THE WATIo ; Al Mag Z ZINE:
Or L,fDT.S EMPORIUM

yssHF in ended work viii be general literary, and
Il occasionally political The Et,raC' drp'rtme nc
shall BE- conducted ma not inferior 30 the BEST
periodicals in The c0untr, the several depsriu' ME
Of prose and verse, md their sab divisions INTO narra-
tive, sentimental, ami ddsctic compositions, 'rgnsI
set ced Nor, ah0uSb ITS genera head be i''eru-
urr shqii the iucuDrut'uns Of science IN an, oil its
branches, be neglected. when they shall be offered
for publication in IL - Nat' nal Magazine
III I'll, srrI4 gle which IS now goins on between CT.
vii liberty M wild anarchy, under tie gsrb ct demo-
crac,, sh, viii sometimes raise her feeble voice; not
as disputan in the OF psr- but al advocate
for certain rea, principles which II may become her
sex and CONDITION to fe lvey and deep interest in
maintaining. IN the'r times Of mIsoailed i" reforms-
ton " A. tim of proscr UOn," she has suffer-
ed 100 much and knows mach % permit her entire
.t;rnc. Upon that subj - sh' cannot avoid sneak.
ing i-eey-she will try, hoNfrgf 10 speak iscreety.
II there are any who would It'll lroYn upon this LAST
4,rur. l. of mother f'f her family he' arr at 'y
to withhold ther support Daughte o the hevo'
luor and the grand children OF RevoIut onary 10.
roes will perish, ere lie, beg in the land where thsy
should live IN honor.
The work will be comprised in eighty octave pages,
on fine paper in new type, handsomely s'itched' and
colored covers making two b. ndsome volumes yea.
TERMS The annual subscription will pc Five Dof-
lars pa, able IN advance, or on she delivery OF tho
third number, ut the pleasure OF indvdus's,
An subscriptions remaining unpaid At he en- OF
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cents
Much attention will b. paid f,rwari,ng the mum,
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intended 10 establish agencies a he principal cf'
ties aud towns, ~ whom ihe wors viii be cre'uily
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nbscribers may not be sufficient 20 e'tabrh all agen'
cy, the, viii be forwarded by mail Jules otherwise
directed Subscribers are respectfully requested 's'
ncty TO the places persons to whom the
work sha. be sent for their use
MARY BARNEY.
n, All letters and communications stendedto by
WILLIAM Is. Bt R tY, Agent.
A PROSPECTUS of the above proposed work
Is left Al ,.oh Of the principal Book stores aud Read.
nr r, ons in the CITY of Washington Georgetown sud
Alexandra; aud also the Office of the -ubscr'her.
VII, viii receive and forward con muoications upon
the subject.
to cali and subscribe their raHes
BENZ MIN HONANS,
agen: for the District Of Conmbis
Geo,eeiotca, u. l.. sept l4-ZaWZw
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va, 0ppDD-sR 90, 1880, nBW SERIES vDLo vi NO
Medicines, Chemicals Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery,
BronZes. Varnishes, Brushes, &c.

VHNHE subso rbrs offer fer sale general assortment
L of aforementioned srticl,s which Physicians,
Country Merchants and Others. will find it their iDte
rest to cali and examine Among the new medicines
have received suppl of
Jju6e Paste; or, Pecfor0i Gum:
1his me ilc,ne, besides H. mat nature, pos:
pleasing laste, color and form he juube paste hss
been used, .te;, w ari- with the great-st success, 1t
is sofening pecitr, IN, calming; it al, ctuay APP
pcases cough aud >oltcns the pi'uious humor IN the
breast and ,hrns; is chief beue6cA, to persons OF
dr, constitution, with tendercy 20 phths sic, and to
those who .e liable hoarseness and loss OF voice.
dye Sw6s-Conssting of logwood, hache.
wood, redw. I'd, camwoud brazil dust, Braziiletto
u,c, cochineal maGder, turrnrric, cuibear, indigo,
arnao, blue vitrol. alum, copperas, cream tartar.
pesrash, &c.
Psr(imery-Of the following kinds: Cologne
water variety. milk of rose, lavender water rose 10.
orange flower do pomatum aretll oil cedrst, cas-.
STA, neroi, lavender and burgsmotte, powder pufiss
hair powder ,insgre lie rouge, vegetable rouge. &C.
Soaps.-Crcam of soap for shaving, IA supe-
ror srt,cie) rose, Windsor, varegated, white ban and
CASTLE soaps, SC.
Paints, Bronzes and Tmmshes-Conposed
If chronic ,c'tw. do rrd do. green; p,ussisn blue,
white lea yerdgris red lead ltharge pink, drop
lake, Terra de Sienna; Also blue and green sinats,
'ros;ing red green yellow and white bronzes, gold.
leaf and Dutch metal, copsl vsrnish, and spirits Of
turpen,ine; glue and sand paper; N new supply OF
gr und paint sash tools and came HAIR brushes, ell
,,zes.-- Which will be sold on accommodating TERMS
Nv WILLIAM LANPHiER u Co.
sep,23
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SugNg. Shot, &c
Notice.

n 'N"n CoARE a native Of Accomack, co State
~. Virginia Was lest overheard from the Ship
- !" november last. HIS friends can receive his
n.ysnPi'RS 20 Aessrs. wM FOWLE g Co.
'-'3'is, o.. 10
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Castor OH.
NGn0SNi.

YEvlE subscriber respectful. informs his friends and
Z the puuilc, that he has removed his establishments
next door to the rrank!n House Hotel few door
below his Old st,nd where he continues to CARY on 'ht
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New Fall Goods

~ pN f< UOONS
WYE have received by packets President and George
w Town, from philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL. STOCK; which enables Us to oiler, on IL
beral terms: ,
London super blue, black, olive, green. brown ara
mixed cloths
Pesse cloth, cassmercs an sa'inesis
Blankets and d.nnrls. rlaInsnd printed os'2es
Merino and common cIrcassIans
Bcmbazlnes aud hombszeus
Valencia. swansdown and toi'iuct ves:irgs
Scotch aud English p!ads; plain and Pid camhets
Italian Iustr,ngs and gros De Naples
Satin ievantne. .encucws and sar,iets,
4 and nodes; sa,ins and fnrcnces
Italian and French grapes; pohsee
Merino scalts shawls and hdkts. some extra quality
Plain white M rino shlwiS, II at sr"cle
Tibet barage aud silk h,adk erchieis
English AMI India ban,launOcs
Itaan and Barcelona crsvsts
Plain and printed i,cunet do
Irish table dispcr. D i 10 lU-4
DO linens and shectings; black and brown Holland
rwiiied sackng; burisps and osnaburgs
A Cener., sssortnrnt of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, in par, of
Tickings
Bieached and brown sheetings and ShlrtlnSs
Fancy and tursiture pisids,
Cotton osn.burgs. &C. &c
An of which have been selected by al experienced
dealer ST. W"n'.'.
octa Corner Of King and Royc! si-eeis
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yeWelvy.
4 Card.
AFFORD & DILLON, Stu geon Dentists,

AFFORD & DILLON, SuTgeon Dentists,
TsytNDhR ther professional services to the ishabi
n tants &c Alexa6drs aud The district. They have
taken An ofice the OF Sixth street and Penn
s,kania Avenue. above Mr, webb's Lottery Office,
and opposite Godsbys Hotel; where they may be found
at all times, ready TO perform all operations on the
,Teeth They will iIe, plug clean and extract decay
al teeth md remaining roots, with and safety.
upcn new and most approved plan, producing less
psn than the former method They viii also set IN ar
cla teeth. by the set single one to resemble the
natural teeth, Superior deni'trce for whitening the
teeth and healing The gums, be had at all times
Inv calling at their Office. Ladies waited uponat their
dwelling, il required. The poor attended gratis
Washington, oct 5 -.
Orders and calls will be attended TO at the Franklin
Hotel. Alexandria, every Friday and Saturday IN eaeh
VII oct lI--d2m
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" ines

W AhtS
ysvIE subscribers have just received further Supply
3 Of Burgundy. Tnta, and Grape Juice. IN quarter
and hato trter casks, imported direct f.om Madeira
r ~ -, a ,iuo,e about TWO years since They
b.v,. ,,sn on har, large stock Of old L. Z Madeira
ni their own importation, Sherry, Port &c al u
which they offer for sale accommodating terms:
49, w., "a 6 VI. & S. VI JANNET.
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the. puuiIc, that he has removed his establishments
next door to the rranklin House Hotel, few door
below his Old stand where he continues to carr, on INT
Saddle, Harness < Trunk business
Nv MI RS VqRIOUS BRANCHES
He tenders his grateful Acknowledgements 10 his
friends sud the public tor the liberal patronage lac has
received from them; and bess leave to assure them,
that, with ia, aid of The best warkmen, and an am
p'e supply Of the mos. choice m'ten,S' he wili DC
able to rem Ter entire satisfaction 10 those who may
please Ia f.v him ~ith thew Business either by order
or personal al pscalon.
We ha On h,d at tins TINE and w'il cpn'inUeto keep
iar,s- assortment of Tho ioi"w''a articles. wholesale
aud retail, the mfst moderaie toms;
Patent spring saddles
M,a's ,aallcs. b,s' quality; stun Aafs
DO do do pam
30 do common do
LADIES' do best aud common
pia,, ID AMI steel bitoi Grid - IF various Kinds
pla, j md steel mounted H.srtngales
sad, .c-tags ut the ls,cs' fashion. and common
Vc,;s.a,aal c5f.. I travelling bsgs
r,ats..n -nied carriage harness
10 gig 10 90 ,,,r,..,
plated, brass and japAnned-mounted cstTyaii har
Wagon cart, AMI dray hsrnefs
Fj-, buckets an ba,lers
And also general assortm' Mt Of
E{er0ni Htr,l Leathsr Tracefi'Hs Trunks
aod greet variety ~
THE BEST GIG s. RIDING WHIPS.
Plated ,tee .ni brass spurs
Pjet-i steel and brass bri Tie bits and s'irr"ps
SaIdi,trees and buckskns. assorted
BifT.,o skin saddle covers -
old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, ard cali
skin, and Quilted at shortest notice
old sadG es harness. and trunks Of 81 Kinds repair
ed at the shore!s: notice. ;,c..
81, hoy. about "a years &C age. will be taken as
nm ,n,,reuticc 60 the above business. One from the
~ vo,,ld be referred sept 80
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S30O Mawara-S,op the thief!


SlANAw ,y from the subscriber. living near Upper
Es vile, Fauquier cofi!, Virginia. on The 18th Junes
1890 4 negro nan (wsgnntrl named
SANFORD,
about 24or p years Of age abo feet or inches
high Of dark copper color stout scrOss the breast
and shouiderswih long arms. hands and Fingers, and
yer, long iset about ~ inches lie s,oops little IN
his carriage his knees sisnng forward his nose IS
longer than ordinary, his mouth WIDE, and his under
lin dick and turne doynwards. He has scar on one
Of ri, fore engers ust adjoining the first JOINT, ooca>
snncd by the cut Of scyhe, srda larger one on his
elbow occasioned by putting stone in the cart When
sDoken to e hss rather a down look.
SANFORD took with him s73 OF the subscribers
money. and has, no doubt changed his clothing hav-
ing left most Of s Clothes behind. He rooe IN ono
of tie wagon horses which having been reeisined IA
The ue;ghborl,ood Of Ba,tie,ovD, oerond tee b'oe
giJge makes i, probable that he made hls way 70
Penn., vania through the neghborioods OF
,o,,n or uagcrstown. The wagon saddle anG bfidin
,,;ot Il. ,onk with him have not been heard OF.
Wbocyer vii, secure said slave (ana more esPeciaiy
.h forged pass which have r.aso 70 he.eve he mas,
so that get him sgsn, shareaeive ;he above rsware
and ali res sonable exp crses If brought hons
A"H on JAMES LAKE.
Eggsra''T faoTa'" H':fiy. "a ::
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proposMls bs .NMry Barney,

For publishing the first day Of November next, and
on the beg nning OF every month thereafter. in the
City Of Baltimore, a Periodical OK, to be en'
tiurd
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purchased by this lady that they sht be perait-
ted to accompany their relatives. For one of
these she gave $3.50, and for the other $780,
All these are Tilted out with clothing and house,
hold furniture, and such things as may contribute
to the comforts Of their voyage.
Asgentleman near Charlottesville, Virginia,
has determined to liberate all his slaves for the
purpose Of cOlonizing them in Africa; the males
at 25, aud the females at Ell years. Two or
three are to be emancipated this season
A gentleman in New York writes, s.I own in
Savannah colored man, to whom have offered
the option Of going to the American Colony in
Africa. | am Informed that he consents to go,
and that the owner Of his wife and children is
willing that they should go likewise. The man
in question is sober and industrious mechanic.
originally from Africa.
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Wanted immediately,

COOK and HOUSE MAID.-Tbe highest cun
"A rent wages will be paid for two efficient female
servants in the above capacity Their services will
be req Tired in the country, few miles from Aexan.
lria Slaves would be preferred; but free persons.
bearing satisfactory recommendations, will not be OBJ
-cted to. Inquire at the store OF J. VI Johnson
Co. sept Zl-o3edeou
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COMMERCIAL.

Flour Is without change from wagons. The
price Yesterday was IS. Sales from stores
since those reported OH Monday. have been made
at s. IA, 60 days credit. and yesterday at SIS
12s, cash. though we understand it was offered,
and probably sold, for less.
Receipts continue limited, and stock small,
BUT gradually increasing. During the last two
or three weeks, Flour has been unusually dull for
the season Of the year, partly for want of vessels.
Corn continues very scarce and much in de-
mand.
GnoRoErowN, D. C.-Inspection 70 the quar-
ter ending 50th-FIour, 1885 brls, 1873 half
do. Tobacco. or hhds.
-aSe-
NEW-YORk MARKET-OcrosER 4.
Corn Erchange.-A good business has been
doing throughout the week in Western, and New
York has been delivering on former contracts. -
Prices are hardly varied at all. The inspections
Of September were over $4,000 bbls and 10 or
$1,000 bbls. larger than in September last year.
The inspections Of August were also larger The
increase is not entirely an increase of receipts,
but the sales have been larger this year than last
and more lots brought out for r'nspection. The
stock now is light. Sales 100 hhds. Whining
ton Corn Meal at Sl4; Rye Flour ut SO. Small
lots of Western Wheat, ~ l0Sal0icts. South
era is going into store in large parcels, as the
milers offer but 91a98cts. aud one lot ordinary
was sold at 90cts. Sales Northern Corn at 63a
64cts. Bye 65cts. which is falling off of Sets !;
and Barley on Saturday at 60cts. which is an
advance of Gets. There was a considerable adj
di'ion to the Stock of Rice; 100 tierces were
sold at SsaS!.
DRY Goods.-A very extensive business is go
ing ON. A few low Wooilens which went up
highest early in the autumn. have sold rather
lower the last week. Plaids, at package sale
on Saturday brought &c. Most articles, how
ever, fully maintains the best prices OF the sea
son.
Exchange London. 6a6i premium. Paris.
5fS5ac.; Giders S8i.
Uool-The stock is extremely small and prices
very high. We have regulated our quotations by
the last sales. Some clips have been sold at
double the price they brought last year. Smyr-
ma washed has been sold at So cents, and Adria-
nople at S0aSscts. These prices are considerably
above those of l824.-Jour. Of Com.
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Nistrict of C,AWu,biM
COUNTY Of Hero

County 81 .7leTdndTId, OCT
vUyHONAs sANGSi Err has apPi',d to the honora
bile william Cranch, Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court the stric Of Columbia to be
discharged from ,mprsonmcn,' under tne act Tor te
hmhia, on Monday the nth day of October inst at
o'clock, A. NJ ut the Court House in Alexandria, when
and where his creditors are required to attend
EDN. I. LEE,
,.,1, &C T.. d. c, C.. 4.
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~ The Philosophical Exhibition Of the 90
LAR MICROSCOPE aud Elk ILIRATING
GAS, will positiyeI, close on SATURDAY next Hour.
of exhibition nf the Microscope from to S.
ExhiIratipg Gas on FRIDAY and Saturday Evenings,
at half past
Gentlemen wishing to take the Exiarating Gas pri.
vaely. during the day. can be accommodated by ap.
plying to the proprietor at HIS at formerly the
old Indian Queen Admission rs cents,
Tickets to be had at the Franklin House.
oct =
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=. 3. Mayhem, Dental Surgeon.

WILL commence his professional visits TO Aexan
w ..ria on Thursday next, and continue then or
the second and fourth 1hursday in each month through
out the season Persons wishing his professional SET
vices win please to lenye notice at the bar Of Ciagges
City iiCtei.
NAV l. d4taeThurtf
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SOC sale.
Mas t'OMMittea

FIlo the Jail for the Count, of Aexanda, u Z. on
,ht 6thiostant, as a runaway. anegro.man by the
nane Of
LANES LEMON,
abont so years old, S fee, "a inches high, and wei
m,d,; had when committed striped cotton JACKIE
and rab cloth psntSoonsi says he IS the property al
Mr George Washington Young, ofthe county OF WASH
;n,ton, u C. The owner is r Qrested to come for
ward prove property. pay charges, aud take HIM
swa. otherwise he viii, be discharged according to
law. HoRA Nv N. o. L on'
.,ys, Jaior
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For New Nurk.
StrMNeA OF Stolen

~ From the pasture Of the subscribers near
'tt~~czs~ Town. IN the nigh Of the Dist Sept.
xzia>+AA n SORREL MARE,
Iss-,g between , and 4 years cid; about lag
hands high; with blaze faces rather long BODY, fui
nd long tail; PAGES rather sluggshy, and is said TO
have worked IN the plough.
trewsrd of 10 Dollars viii be paid for the mare or
such information will lead Ia her recovery
sett6 KERR 4 Fl ZHUGH.
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" nod
NeNlON

;ElIE subscriber respectable informs ms 'ilenN anu
4 the public. that he has removed ms estannshme"
mex, door To the rankin House Hotel n 'ew doors
below his old stand; where he contnuest to carry on the
Saddle, Harness y Trunk business
nv I'LL IT'S EaRIOUS BRANCHES
lie tenders hls grateful acknowledgements to ms
friends and the public, for the LIBERAL patron ge ne Has
received from them; and hess leave 10 ASSURE N'e"'
that with tl aid at the best workmen, anu an ai'
nile supply Of the most choice materials. lie VIII be
,bl 10 renier entire satisfaction to those who may
n,ess To fvur him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
", has ON hand at this time and viii continue to keep
large assortment Of the following articles, wholesale
and retail on the mist moderate terms
Patent snring saddles
Mems saddles. bes qualityi stuff faps
DO do do pam
DO do common do
Ladies' do hes, and common
plated and steel bittsd hr'di"s. OF various kinds
plated aud teetmount. d nartIngaies
s.ddle.baps of the lates fashion. and common
VeIisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and ispan mounted gig harness
plated brass. and japAnled mounted ssrryaii hsr'
Wagon, cart. and drsy harness
Fire buckets and hslters
And also q general assortment Of
rI.o,nt Hard Leather Traccifng Trunks
And grestysririy ct
THE BEST GIG s. RIDING WHIPS.
plated steel and brass spurs
pi.,.J ,tceI aud brass bride bits and stirrnps
saddietrees and buckskins assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers r.
nil ..d,l,. neatly covered with hog, buck, and cali
eI;n. and quilted at shortest notice
Oh .dd es hsrness and trunks of oil kinds, repair
ed at the shorctst notice y,,s,Nr
c~rAboy. shout Il years Of age, will be taken as
u.nr.ntice TO the above business. One from the
country would be preferred sep. -
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New saddle. HARNESS : IrWnk
M3NILE4CTORY

V.IINCFs7Lf UNI
's1E subscriber specially informs his friends Of
I Aiexan ria. snI its vicinity, that he has establish
ed the above business. King street, few doors
east of Messrs rr Ftzhugh's Grocery store, under
the direction anl -uperinthndence ut ANDREW SrLu
VAN; uhn will manufacture and kee p tor sale on the
most reasonable terms. and made OF the best mater
ais The following articles:
C;eniiencn's oest upholstered, plain aud common
sd les; LADIES' bet and common do britles mar
,ingaes yasses ard saddle bags. of at, kinds; o.st
black leather travelling Trunks, and Bruss' Is carpet
travelling bags; hair and fnes trunks and Whips at all
Kinds; bcs coach and gig harness common do csr
role wagu,, aud do. Together with every article
in the line
IN addition to the experience Of the conductor ut
The business >hp his prucuTed tn aid Of workman
from Hich non.. V, considered one 0t the best Sad
dlers in the -tltc, who tend, introducing the
WIRE SPIVG SADDLE,
improved ,y4,,,,~ d II, de- which, tor durability
md ras, to the rider aud horse, far superior to any
sDrnr ss,td 'e ever offered 20 the public
Gentlemen are solicited to call and examine the
model
arOld work repaired At the shortest notice, and IN
the best s,yle. All orders thankfully received aud
r,o,rp,ly executed iiURA11O DAY
oct 5-di - heotist Ian
The iccshurg Genius of Liberty, and Frederlcks
burg (ya) Arena will insert The above 81, and send
their accounts to II.
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BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trustee's Sale.

Trustees Sale.
nv SATURDAY. The 18Th day Of neat month"; xs
~ II o'clock at noun. the subscriber will offer for
SALE public auction, the premises. undivided
moety oftl,e Establishment commonly called the
kwA "CITY T.4TERN,"
49, ii tuated on the west side of Royal street
and south side OF Cameron street, extend
ing from the intersection of said .reets south Royal
street 80 feet; thence west 123 feet 81 inches; thence
south Fl feet 81 nche,; thence west ~ feet, III. nee
north LOG feet 81 inches. TO Cameron street; thence
east on Cameron street 97 feet 81 inches, to the be-
ginning. And
One .4nn,dty or Rent in Fee Of 1894.
payable half year!, the 18th Ma, anh 18th hovem.
her in every year-chargrd thee story brick to-
nement and lot OF ground on the east side of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets. now in thf
occupation of James Green Terms cash
The above sale will be made under deed Of tru..
from William S Moore and wife to II. I. Taylor, for
the indemnity If Ihos Irwin,
For the Trustee:
aug l1:.eo VIM. n. MUTT. Auct.
~ The above sale Is postponed until 81.
TIRD9Y, the 27th Of 'orembsr, at noon
TERMs-One-third of the purchase money to be paid
in hands the RI sidur in two quail iTstalments of sig
and nine months. with interest from the day OF sale
The title to be retained until the pa, ments shall b0
completed. with power to the Trustee to resell fos
any default in payment.
RI. TAYLOR.
sept 25-eD Trustee.
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70 Yet
AleXan0ria AcaAe my

Mn f. Dos WORTH. who was elected BY the Trus.
wi tees of the Alexandra Academy as principal
te.rher Of that Institution having declined the situs.
tion the Trustees have this day unanimously elected
Mr. MARcUs McGARRS, Graduate Of Trinity College,
dublin. in the Kingdom If ireland. principal teach.
er of he .exindria academy. The Trustees having
procure the most satisfactory testimonials Of hr Nc
Carr, talents, requirements and capacity for instnc.
tom both from Ireland and this country, recoTm.
him to the public gentl man well qualified 10 in
struct pupils in thr Latin and Greek lsngusgfs. the
Msthe stlcs and all the branches Of English ed0'
cation.
Mr. McGarry viii commence his School At the
schoolroum on Prince street, between Washington and
St Assph Streets on "Wednesday next the 9Th 'nse-
Refer to ROM 1. rAYLon. Esq. 'iusH NTH fsl.
WA L. HODGS0N,
e5-dtf Sec'y Of the ,joard of Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
FaN Goods

FaN GONds.
10y the ship Virgins, lately srr'"ed from ...verpS''
ID and BY other late arrivals. We have received
a large stock and general assortment, OF
Uoollen, Cotton, and Fancy GOODS, GeT~aD
' and other LINENS, &c.
, wh.eh arc JOSEPH 5AENRv & Gu.