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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

Vondertul-The following is from the
Charlestown Free Press of the 10th inst Only
think of an OK nearly Is feet long Probably
there is not such another animal in the world:
GrxrurnES To satisfy many inquiries that have been
,r,de respecting a remarkable animal have raised,
YOU with obIge by publishing the following accurate
have this dsy measured MIR. Yates's OK, and certify
hs length from the extreme Of his nose to the end OF
his ts TO be IA feet 81 inches his girh feet inch
ca h,s length to the top ohs shoulders feet 81 inch
es
a. .n,nal of the same kind has recently been exhi-
bed in London, fed by Lord YarSoroIgh VINO !: stat
IN Niles Register to be IA feet inches long, feet
ca IN 5igb his eirh II feet inches An, account
that have huge o. Columbus sasTn few
wears ago in the different cities IN the UhteG s.e:
n.t e him feet 10 inches high. his grth II feet; ms
length not but a: the points are
'.n;.h = con6rmed by the opinion of some who have
seen both. Mine is years old past and ! he1et9
him to be the tallest and largest OK now awe su SUI"
growing - ,.ssrson county. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
COMMERCIAL.
RlI.TIN0RE

BALTIMORE MARKET-FEsnulnr 81.
FLOUR HoaoUd Street Flour-The principal sales
from stores this week haye been at s. S73 cash. A
cargo destined for the English market. and small
cr parcels for foreign ports chiefly taken at that
price Some lots have, however, been sold at 81 81,
and lot OF 200 bbls sold to-day at 81 3. cash;
BIZ: we find the principal holders remain steady to day
at "a 373. The wagon price has ranged this week
from 81 IS a 81 3l4. and so continues to-day.
CITY hi2s Flotr.-A lot of $50 bbls. standard quail
t., not fresh ground, sold this week at g. 80
days crsdit Another lot Of $50 bbs. was sold s.,
cash; and third parcel at 49, with interest added
lot of 100 bbls. extra was sold at 81 l2a per bbl
GRdIN-Wheat-T The opening of the navigation
has been recent, that parcels Of Wheat have
yet reached the market by water conveyance. par.
eel ofupwards of 1000 bushels of very prime red
sold from store this week at IS cents per bushel Wa
gon rcd Wheat of good quality oospnsands about 80
cents. 49, :. y "a :
Corn.-some parcels have been received by water
within day two One cargoQf $500 bushels yellow
and white +. Shore sold At IS cents per bushel,
and small lots being the rstreceived. brought
fraction more but we find at According TO larger and
latest sses about IS 36 cents q now considered to
the fair quotation. 1888 sezs1s.
Rye-Some sales have heen made this week at So
cents p hushe The article is scarce, and may now
be quoted al 48 so cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

The Sea Serpent 0ut-done.-The follow
lowing statement, made bv Don Jose Maria
Lopez, Captain ofthe Steamer Neptune, (ply-
ing between the ports of Havana and Ma
tanzas. to the Captain of the port OF Havana,
is translated from one of our late Havana pa
pers:--
" Having sailed from the por, Of Maianzas
at o'clock on the morning OF the Sd ms,
for the Havana, in the S'eimer Neptune, un
der nv command, we continued our course
without any particular occurrence until II
O'Clock, when, al distance of some tour
miles from the coas,, We deserted, IN The direc,
ton of North West; about a mile and hail
frem US, large objeci, which TO myself ss
well as TO the passengers and crew, appeared
vessel in distress. Immediately gave orders
to approsch, with he purpose of speaking her,
bu, while we continued nearing, it changed
its appearance to that Of large boat; bu.
whr, we had cot within mu,ke' shot, we saw
distinctly, that il formed The upper Jaw OF
fish of immense magnitude; i, raised ITSELF
some sixtees feet above he surface of the wa
,-s. and we discovered i, to be surrounded by
an finite number Of others OF different sizes.
,layiag about In oil direo lions, occupying a
circumference of nearly mite; IN making
nearer approach, we saw It's mouth open, aed
al the same time heard tremendous noise: -
on his back was observed wing oi some
nine fee, ~ heigh', Of dark color, and p"nh-
ABLY, about sky feet dis,an, from It's mouth.
Us full leng could 10, be ascer'olned, IN con
sequence of is tail 5eing under water; at tins
momen. i, disappeared.
The anxiety Of the passengers to have
speedy passage, obliged me I" abandon the
lie, OF remaining for the purpose OF making
fur, her discoveries, and We Immediately dl'
rected our course for this port. where we arriv-
ed al 5 o'clock the same evening.
"About ten minutes after the disappearance
of this lie ,ia han Of the deep we asaio saw II
in The direction Of north, and in the same pc
s,ion it was first presented 20 our view,
"The size Of the monster, incomparably lar
ger than that Of the largest whale, OF shape
so different in appearance from these, indue ed
me TO believe that i, belongs TO an entirely dill
fer,nt species.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
SALES AT AUCTI On.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Commissioners Sale.

TN obedience To decree Of the Circuit Court
Il of Alexandra County, l shall proceed, on the
18th day OF February, $780, ON the premises al IL o.
clock, SELL for cash. FIVE seveE'h psrts of certain
lot Of Sronnd situate lying and being in he town OF
Alexandria bounded OH the north by Cameron. and on
the east by Patrick stress being the o which belongs
to the heirs Of Benjamm Brown, deceased. The title
is believed to be unIuestpnabe, but will convey on:
ly such vested in me under the authority OF the
decree Of the If the purchaser fails to comply
with the terms of sale, the property will beimmediste'
ly re.sod at bis risk and expense.
ANDREW SCHO! FIELD,
MS 3tawts Commissioner.
~ The above sale is pos'p"ucd III WON
DAY. the 1st day of March neat. when, upon the pre-
Misses and att same hour, will posifrefy take place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON.
MiYoa's OFFICE,


Washingion, February o6, 1850.
Invite you, felow-citizens, by all that you
hold dear in life, to aid the officers ofthe peace
in this city, who are hereby commanded to
use their utmost exertions in the discovery of
the perpetrators of an outrage more infamous
than has ever yet disgraced it.
About o'clock, last night, female, re-
spectacle but INDECENT widow, passing from
her own house to neighbours, was assaulted,
at the corner of f Street and Sth Street West,
opposite the General Post Office, by two ruff
fans in the garb of men, (white men) who,
after gagging her, carried her off into retir-
ed place, and committed upon her the most
atrocious violence My only consolation for
this horrible atrocity is, conviction that no
Inhabitants of Washington haue been gull
ty ofH. We have, confidently believe, no
monsters dwelling amongst rs so savage and
so viilainous.
In the hope of being able, by the circum-
stances of the hour and the place, if not from
the compunctious visitngs of one of the con-
federates, to obtain some information to detect
the authors of this almost unprecedented vii
lany, do hereby offer reward Of tto0 hun
dred dollars, to be paid at the Mayors Of
fee, to the informant or informants of such
circumstances of proof as shall lead to the de-
lection of the offenders.
In testimony whereof, hereto set my hand
the day and year above written.
10. GALES, Jr. Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
FRIpAY, FERRuARY 26.
Present as OIL Yesterday.

Present as Oh yesterday.
On motion of MIR. Bibb Preston S. Tough.
borough, Esq. OF Kentucky, was admitted an
Attorney and Counsellor Ct this Court.
No. 100 Vaudeville & Larmour, plaintiffs
in error vs.. Thomas Cookendorler. In error
20 The Circuit Cour for the Coun'yof Wash-
inp,op, D. c. Mr.. ChiefJus,ice Marshsifdeli'er
ed the opinion of this Court, afr ming hs judg-
men, of he said Circuit Couri with costs.
No. II. An,onie Soularh's heirs. appellants
vs., The United States. The argumen, Of this
cause was concluded by Mr.. Benton, for che
appellants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

~ %E'caLIcAS EcoSoMY. The National In
GG,as ssaceF states, that the first year of Duff
rs. ,s'n service as public printer, he received
,,,5 Ile Senate alone, t,oenty-three thou-
~ ,o'arS, being thirteen thousand more
~ -, u'e average of preceding years! That is,
:, printing OF the Senate was swelled. in one
sn.. ,' 'Iom ten thousand to twenty-three
,5S,a a.'O dollars, purely to crafty partisan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
e. NOTICE.

VlHH subscriber being about to resign the duties Of
her School, returns her thanks to the citizens OF
Alexandria for the liberal patronage extended and re-
commends to their notice MARI Anna TALBOT as her
successor; who will conduct the School upon the sys-
TEN heretofore pursued by me-
nave no hesitation in saying, for the satisfaction OF
those who may be disposed paronise her. that con.
slider herfuy competent to instruct IN az .pe o1sncne'
from the length of time she has been engaged with me
las Teacher that she will discharge the duties OF her
station faithfully and efficiently.
For further information, reference can be made to
me at the School Room on st. hsaph street h lst OF
4,b mo RACHEL PAINTER.
Alexandria, Cd mo. Is5o-eot1stAp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

two since, by an infuriated savage called Tus-
kina, Principal Chief of the Creeks A
civil process was afterwards issued against this
individual, but he refused to submit, and de-
tachment of volunteer cavalry was sent on the
18th inst. to his residence for the purpose of
experimenting him. Since this we perceive
by the Cherokee Pheuix of the 10th inst. that
an affair has occurred of more serious nature.
party under the authority of the Principal
Chief, in pursuit of certain white and Indian
horse-thieves in true Indian style, have turned
seventeen families, whom they chose to be-
lieve intruders, from their houses, which they
set fire to and burnt-exposing them shelter
less at this most inclement season. After this
savage onslaught the party retreated, but FIVE
of them, too much intoxicated to keep pace
with their leeter companions, were overtaken,
and according to the Phenix one Of them Kill
led, and three taken into Georgia for trial
That we have not exaggerated this tale, will
appear from the account which we copy ver-
batim from the Cherokee Phenix, the only
one which has yet reached Us. 1t exemplifies
at once the mode of government and morality
Of these people OF which we have heard SO
much.
The general facts these, says the official organ
of The headnen the particular, OF which will be given
in our next A company Of Cherokees. among whom
we're some ofour most respectable citizens, constrained
by the repeated sggrcssons and insults of number of
intruders who hail settled themselves far in the
try and likewise by the frequent losses sustained by
many vi our citizens in cattle and horses from their
own countrymen, who are leagned in wckednesswith
our civilized brothers. started the other day, under The
authority of tLe Principal Chief to correct at least
part OF the evil. They were out two days, IN which
time they arrested four Cherokee horse-thieses -
These received exemplary punishment. They found
also fannie of mtrudcrs. living, Ue 6eiece
in Cherokee houses. These they ordered out, and af
ter safely taxing their beddings, chairs, Sc the
houses were set fire. In instance was the least
violence used on the part of the Cherokees. When
the company returned home, five of them tarrIed on
the way who, sorry 10 say, had become ntoxl-
Gated In this situation, they found by compa'
ny of ntruders twenty FIVE in number. One was Kill
led, and three taken into Georgia"
The same paper says in postscript to this
account, that it was reported "a large compa-
ny of GeorgianS were on their way to arrest
Mr.. Ross and Maj Ridge" The editor adds
eve think it not improbable, that an at.
tempt Of that kind will be made-if so, self
defence, on the part of the Cherokees, many
of whom, we understand. were at Ross's and
Ridges, would undoubtedly be justifiable."
The paper we have quoted is the property
| of the head men of the nation, and speaks
sentiments-so that it would appear they IN
tended to resis, by force any attempt to ar
rest them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
Aldie Hotel.

- The subscriber respectfully informs
& gSN the public that he has taken the house IN Al
8ssi die Iondouu county, Virginia, formerly occu-
A. pied by the Misses Lacey. and more recently
Nv Thomas J holland, where be is prepared 70 sccom
moda,e in the best manner al those who may favor
him with call Oh. Shove s,.nd
.i S,h;cb are necessary TO the convenience
Pps,sseers would be on the part Of the
',ssarher He therefore rests his claims to patronage
non desire to render satisfaction to MI those WHO
NAV please to call at hitno v,,r,
A,di.. Feb. 10, 1s3o-feb 12-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

tx III vi ~. W. -
an 1Hrsduy, the first day Of april merit. At eleven
- O'Clock, A. u, a, the Reading Room IN the Town
of Alexandria, shall osrat public sal. for cash. the
following property belonging TO the United States:
<.rxa< A TRnCT OF LAND
STssS situate in Fairfax county, Virginia. on the
SEyVs road from Alexandra to Mount Vernon. for
susH> merIy the property Of Francis Adams. Snewn
by the name of the "Gum Spring" containing, as per
deed two hundred and fourteen acres now uAder rent
to Artimesa krsrdon.
A LOT, corner Of Montgomery and Pa
trick Streets containing two acres, on which IS mail
brick tenement, now occupied BY Philip Dugan
Another LOT, on the south side Of King
street, fronting thereon l8 et and extending back
(supposed 100 feet On this lot is two story frame
house, occupied by Mrs Solomon rs millinery store. ,
Also, another LOT, on the south side OF
Duke street, fronting thereon 81 fee, 81 inches ana
extending back to Wolfe street - feet; on which Is
n small frame house, now occupied by Mrs KIRBY.
GEORGE BRENT,
Collector If III, Customs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

IVA, IRA"FoRD.-A late Georgia paper,
=, !; GOu>e which it takes Of recent Charge
~ t4.se crawford to Grand Jury, says
au0rdS Us pleasure to saw that his Honor
T ~ S good health as we have ever seen him. -
!, my g: information will afford equal pleasure to
~ trends all over ihe Union
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

~ S;,%i,ASSAH, Geo. Feb. eo.-Indian Hos
.stsrS.. of the col sequences of foreign
?, M IN the affairs of the State of Geor-
.e, n,S neT Indian population is already expe-
,onn. We published an account of the
FP'seOi the I S. Mail, in Alabama day or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

No. 80. John Smith L. appellant vs. The
United States. The argument Of This cause
was commenced by Mr.. Benton for the appel.
Liant.
Adjourned till TO. morrow, IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
Bacon, Hard, &c.

THlHE subscribers have for sale, large quantity Of
i BACON oftheir GUN curing. Families can be sup
plied wit h HANS OF q small size, warranted good.
1870 Kegs lard Of IS 50 lbs in fine order for fami'
ly use
barrels do for retaing
.aIso, English Garden Seeds.
T. 4 ". RAMSAY.
Who have for rent the House on it.mssy's wharf,
formerly occupied BY them.
feb l8-co6t5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

:. every r:Ason to believe that the
There hs senate wsll be open upon the dis
a' o. :.Ss . GREAT Observation-Disclosures now
.so' .. Wv relative to the po,oer Of appoint
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

. -. wishing to see the Corporation A as
Persons - have have copy by calling at this Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

l :" amount subscribed to the stock of the
d, ~ and Ohio Railroad Company, dur
), ; ''e i've days that the books were kept
''a' was S7s2, 900.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

.u scnoLsIELp has been appointed.
AsDS ca~mon Council, Commissioner OF
tts Col' he Third Ward, in the place OF
7 ; ! C,zsnove, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
BY GEORGE WHITE.

IHlHIs EVENING, at early candlelight. collection
- Of Dry Clouds, Hardware, Book, Qu'i's, GLASS
vfr;e. &c. =, march Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
lI0st!!.!

{ T. Midd!cburg, or on the road to Fairfax Court
House. on Saturday last, a small morocco pocket
book containing for;y FIVE dollars in bank notes. and
bond, to pretty large amount Ny name IS written IN
the pocket book. 1 will give liberal reward to any
person who will return the pocket book and contents TO
me at Cbantlly Friax county, Va. twenty miles from
Alexandria or at the Clerks Office in Alexandra.
GEORGE LEE TJRBERPILLE.
feb s7-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01

{. Virginia Legislature adjourned on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-01
A Valuable FarMA,

IUyiE subscriber will offer at public auction. on
1 TIHCRSH.aY the 9Th day Of .aprl neat, at twelve
o'clock, AT MIR Burrows Tavern Upper Marlboro,
Prince Georges county, Maryland,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-17
William owle & Co.
HAVE STORE FOR SAIL

HAVE IN STORE FOR SALE,
rs chests Yourg Hyson Tea, Sumstra cargo,
70 half chett.S of approved quality.
4 chests extra quality do
so small chests Gunpowder and imperial do
20 hhds st. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
50 do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumstrs pepper
90 pipes
shalt pipes Sicily Madeira Wine. Ingham and
10 or casks other brands
9th casks
Hs,fpipes and quarter casks Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks Narch's madeira do
so baskets Devett's sparkling champagne
2 9sll{ % brandy se Ss'eI. and other
7pipes superior Holland gin
Is hhds New Orleansrum
80 BASKETS Bordeaux salad oil
Il tons st. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordage. assorted sizes
IS do MANILA do
6 bales Bridport shad and herring Irvine
Bales of sewing and shop do
sou pieces choppss
Is bales brown h. et'ngs
Russia, ravens and half duck
10 bales soft shelled almonds
- do iberts
so barrels prime beef
700 Casks nail. and brads, assorted sizes
75O sacks Liverpool flied sacks fine salt
$4,000 bushels turks Island, ST. UbeS, Cadz and
lyerpN oil coarse salt FEB Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-17
Robert Barry

las Just received. and is opening, at his store
III northeast corner Of King and Row streets for
merlv occupied by Mrs. she,ion, an assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of The to!ouing articles
Cloths and cassmeres
Cassnets and vestng
Merino shawls and scarfs
Thbet do and handkerchiefs
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss muslins
Bandanno and cotton handkerchefs
Blankets, fannels and green baize
Beached, brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Calicoes and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentemen's white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
Burlaps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn and manv other articles
Gentemens plaid cloaks
All Of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-17
SUPERIOR MACK INK Powder,
LIQUID INK,

WARRANTED Pr RNANENT,
Manufactured by NORTWtJ H.8RRiN, Philadelphia.
iHE above has been fairly tested, and found to pos
L sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient Recommendation to
the public of the articles of the kind that have
been prepared in this country imported from Eu-
rope II confidently relied upon, that single trial
of the Liquid Ink Ink Powder, 1.-THE latter OF such
general convenience to Travellers and particularly for
VOYAGES will prove their superiority any OF
the preparations now in
The public attention is respectfully invited to the
following recommendations:
"The subscribers. having used North X Warrin's
Liquid Black Ink, Thy them warranted permanent, and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder,] beg
to recommend it to merchants and others, who viii
find, trial. that 1t flows freely from the pen, retains
its color and where beautiful black ink is required
for deeds and other public writings, this composition,
we have no doubt, will bear comparison with An. srt
Gle Of the Kind manufactured in this country, or with
that imported from Europe"
John Reed Esq Preadem Philadelphia Bank
QConpbeN Esq CASHIER do
Ii ko,trsmo-th, Esq cashier Bank Nmth meriea
~ KuM, Eso flasher Faarmers' ana Mechanics Bunk
n J ieris, Esq ashir chuyikW Bank
J Roberts, Esq Cashier stephen irord's Bank
Dr samuel Eachsn .aajunf Professor Unirer Penn
Dr Jucob G,ee" P,effssor IF dentistry J6etsOn Col
G {, y Ut , G sad' f., t'q Notary h"'Ae
Henry G Freeman, Esq do
G tGmpbeh Librarian Phiicdepha Library
JRayJod Parliamentary Supreme Count
John Geycr iegis'er Of HiRs
Isaac Elliot, Conreyaneer
Isaac Hnmpdie. do
JB Mrbury. Esq
John rakto'd clerk cfMe District Of Southwark
~ %domon tounfy .iudfr
" Coats Profhonoiary's DEfc' Distriet court
TSCarur din do
g = lead do do
Da,id Le'ei' Esq President Pnani8 Insurance Co
JR Huseherer. Esq d do
JmM Esq Secy Pennsyirnan Fire do
THIS T.Smiley, .qctuary Penn Life do
J Pryor Board If Iie0hh
" X Johnson Pr,nepul Mgh School Franklin Inst
b II Rand, flirting Muster
Henry Br,sto,o, do
Thomas Raser, Teacher
G. UennisOn d0
- Sieu0t do
Ennion Williams, Hureyor
Jennings e Thomas, .iuciioncers
Knor Boggs e Go, Merchants
John Gr,gg do
Marcus Bull do
y IOiter do
Burgin Hood e PenrsaK, Merchants
JOHN Brodlty
81 Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN;
nov 6--2aw2m BOOKSELLER. .akr4ndIia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-17
New Orleans Packets

* H,ying been engagedi the New Orleans trade
%tE>w;th nur schoonerS the TRANSPORT and the
BARGE, during the last season,
aal RECEIVING considerable encouragement from snip
pcrs We viii undertake 20 keep both of these veS'e Il
IN future IN that trade The WAsHISGr0S's BARGE Wi
o. IN readiness sail about the middle Of Janusr and
Al any tune that a Sufficient quantity to make O. IN nd
,co,, say hNlSa cargo, Offices At either Pichmoud or
NeXanlra, of the vessels Will be sent 10 e'hcT
pAr' tnslye expense to shippers; orwhen such guam
.u,y should ti TO make it of less Importance, the
passage will ne pad ~ US to Norfolk. In point OF .5-
ny; hr>e vessels have proved themselves equal, not
superior 10 in the ,ale; and the masters sali be
'lch AZ will be approved Of
a. CuURCHWARD < son,
Norfolk, nov 2S
: The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
"I Petersburg Republican, win please insert the
1ovc TIL the 'th December AMI afterwards insert the
done, IT, and then forw ard their accounts for psy'
mem, G.. 4 s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-17
CaAcineA Magnesia.

JXyE have received direct from the Mary land Che
nesia made after the =, amer of Henr,'s celebrated
nsgnesia This magne. warrant to be as good,
if not better than the English, having by testing the
two articles together, proved this TO be superior
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnesia, and may
be taken into the most delicate stomach without pro-
tucing the slightest nausea, Gan object often SO oons
derabIe with ply sicans) being rather pleasant ,hsn
disagreeabe tasted In the OF the American art-
Gle, and when shall become generally known, we Ale
satisfied it will >pcrcede the of the imported es
pecaly is afforded at the same Pfce and more
sure in effect than the common cacined masnesis It
is rut up in bottles and labelled With directions J"
convenient size for families retailing IN country
stores, or other places where medicines are 'ended
Also an assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES mn SOAPS.
Consisting of
Tuck side. long crooked neck and pocket combs
cloth hair Aesh, nail, vsrnish, sash TOOLS and Gamer
hair brushes
Rose transparent, vsrcgated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august II WILLIAM LANPHlER & Go.