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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

BANK OF MICHIGAN, DETROIT, July ), 1850.
We have used ink, prepared from Nessrs Maynard
y Nyes Ink Po,cder for several years past, and are
quite satisfied with it. 1t flows easily from the pen,
and has JriAaney and permancney of color which ere
not commonly found in otherInk
G.. G.. TnowBaIDGE, Cashier
Sold by the manufacturers, Boston, and by bocksei.
ers s,atoners hardware merchants, and traders gene
r,lIy throughout the United States
S,u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
40 bo Neuted

SNAIL house with good garden and lot at foot OF
"A Miss Msndeville's garden. lately in possession OF
Jonathan Csrtrght the rent will be low to good 'eh'
'VN' SAM LARMOUR s. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
MOUNT EAGLE

,SsA< Is situated near Alexandria, con
a.s-SssSs rnsads delightful view of the Potomac II
Z CT, the City of Washington, Alexandria, al
-,Ss-s.> the Maryland shore-It contains ABOUT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
Seneca Falls Tract Y Mount Eagle
FOR SRLE,
VIII ssiihisvaiua1le ract ofisnd, called Seneca
Il Fails rr1ct, containing
100 Acres.

Isissituated on the Potomac river, abouttour mites
above the Great Fails The Chesapeake and ONO "a
nal IN the onpns;te side of the river, distant halt
nile-lt,s bounded on one side by the Potomac-the
other three sides are straight lines, and ICES IN com
pactsorn There is stone srst mill and saw mhi on
,,nf,ling .t-eam This land is well Tmbered. The
othgr I'm pzovements are few tenants houses, &c
Yhislsni was formerly the property OF MIR. Danie'
McCarty who owned about ten thousand acres IN the
copnty Of Louloun adjoining. and who always consi-
Iers1 this and as the best of all his estates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

wards, and injured Mr.. N. w. Darrell, the Eu-
gineer, and two negroes, one belonging to Mrs.
Surf, who had his thigh broke; the other, belong
ing to MIR. Lesesne, received severe cut on the
face and slight one on the fleshy part OF the
breast. Mr. Darrell was scalded from the Shout
der blades down his back. There we're many
persons attached to Mr.. Eason's contract at the
time, who escaped unhurt. The boiler was
thrown to the distance of about twenty-five feet
None Of the persons are supposed to be seriously
injured, except the negro man who had his thigh
broken.-C Charleston Gazette.
-ANe1-
A droyer from Hampshire passed through town
Yesterday with nine horses for Alexandria where,
he expects to sell them to the Canal Commits
sioners, the commencement OF their lateral canal
being fixed for the 4th of July next.
Wiachester Republican,.
In the last Shawneetown (Ill.) Gazette, we
have read the following specimen Of oratarory,
with no little amusement:
STUMP SPEECH.
Geaiiemen-i'm for Jackson! though say it
mvseH-yet say ii any how, Jackson Is horse,
and I'm his friend through FIRE and thunder. You
see, gentlemen Indians, don't 90 in for mans
holding an office too long, and Old Hickory says
he wishes he may be shot if he's going in for be-
ING in the Presidential Chair longer than the next
time of the lection. Now don't you see how
consideration he is see, he wants to let Clay
take jirk at Washington. And more nor that,
he's opposed to appointing members OF Congress
to office, and when he found he'd appointed Sc
veral fellows to office under him who had been
members of Congress, he gave them their walk
ing papers quicker-I mean Van Buren,, Ing
ham, Branch, Eaton, &c. And he has now got
a set that never were in Congress, and he Says
if they ever wish to be he's done with them
Now you see gentlemen Indians take the right
look at these matters, though | say it myself,
Jackson is the best man in Amerca-there amt
no man that's the first beginning Of maa-no
not a printing compared 10 the old General, and
he's Republican too, at that.
Now I'll give you history of Henry Clay.
from the fist jump of him. No-l'll be ID
if do neither, for he amt no account. Come
Come gentlemen, let's liquor. and then III er-
pl.ieraie -TDnnks. Now Gentlemen; seem
to have more spirit than had afore and III just
,citaiea into that Van Buren-dont you see how
old jackson fling him, the minute he began his
Id John Quincy Adams ways of: writing
long letters--dont You take the idea: by gosh did
he think Old Hickory was such blasted TOOL as
he looked?
Now just think of fellow living in the same
town, and to set down and write letter to ano-
Their chap! Gaze he was too Id lazy to walk
mile or SOL why didn't Van just 90 amt 'eH the
old man he wanted to break for high TIMBER
He thought Jackson couldn't write no more than
shotgun. and III tell YOU more; folks say
that Van was rascal enough TO write Old Hicko'
RVS answer. aud that's worse than counterfeit
ins-blast him. Come. let's liquor again-come,
here's to Jackson and blast all bis safelfte<!-
spawn mean.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

~, York Mercantile states that the
Tue ~" - of the I7th MAY confirm the re-
is..,; Hrrsrnieki INTO the Austrian territory
Ee-. !, the caavu and arms have ceen gwen up
'nl -IR ,airef Russia a.. refused 'lie neai1-
. 1',;' End aud France IN favor oi Polai'i'
~ u i,;7ed her energies TO suppress the reVo-
III I'''OI IT, Polish generaissi'no, according to
l.'A. r ~. 10th, occupied Il strong position.
a?e,' - le France OF l7th says, The Ge-
he ST. .1SSt,r,,ynecki:l ahas been deprived OF his
-,'0 - vh;ch las been given to Gen. DLeic-
'.+Gt'O' T ,tter. from Holland announce that
AVH'N. # ,h. kins is immediately to be put IN
'H S r. for war; On the other hand accounts
'lu'I Inxembourg speak OF protocol which IL
h9u 80 4 June ior the Belslans to abandon mat
, m''' They. on their part, are preparing Tor
W' ne. Negotiations IN the mean time are
a'''"'. :, London, and it is hoped that at Con
1's WI . :" on the 18th May, definite ar
',o,cments will be made.
~ Kim. reviewed the National Uaards on
~, 18Th Nav, and the weather was delight
>in" .ine crowd was large, and during the morn
u" ,;,,,cas neoplc on horseback anti on foot
'os III the avenues leading to the Champs
u,r.. The National Guards OF Paris ana
~ ,i,o,r;aen,s. were on the gronnd at an early
&c w. .r~d made fine appearance. The coupd
'o IA # the Champs de Mars was very imposing
r.. r,gous executed their manoeuvres win eA-
iI n,scis;on. which bore testimony to the pro-
G.s.ncy Of their institution.
~ T"e Russian Government has published an
,.,,'s r,jiiur upon ali merchants who may be
IL,sJ 10 me Poles 10 pay the amount OF their
Y,.,, 70. to their creditors, bat to the Russian
=, ,yernmen,. which will give them full and
fr.aai DISCHARGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
lNMA for sale

,@eesyx The subscriber wishes to sell portion of
fsSMa SEVERAL Small TRACTS Of LAND
SA he first tract lies Immediately on the lit
.s,an> tie River Turnpike leading to Fairfax Court
House, about SIX miles from Alexandra, containing 80
acres The improvements are Frame House in tole.
rabIe repair good Orchard, and en- excellent Spring
of Water The Farm is in good repair.
The second LOT, containing nine acres. ying
in the fork of the road and binding the Creek and
Road The improv enc nts this lot small Frame
House ant some fruit trees.
A small! piece Of WOODLAND, lying on the
Turnpike Road about m'l,s and s half from AeSan'
dria
LOT of GROUND, in the City Of Wash
ington, No. u, square 40 7C8 Lot Nos, in square
east of square No 70S A=O, Lot no. IL, in square
No. Cos
will sell The above on moderate terms, If immediate
spnlicution be made, will not remain IN tins rari
OF the country buta few days can always be found
al AR. Newion's Hotel
iune 25--3t JAMES W. WESl'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
Trustees sale

IINDER the all horl,y of q deed oftrust. executed
u Oh the 26eh day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances F Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Prince liam County Court, ! viii
sell, by public auction, at Brents'iIe on MoND9l,
The an day of J,iy neEt for ready mone,, moety Of
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereo
John Lewis now resides, which was conveyed by sal
Lewis and wife to the subscriber, Trustee to secure
certain de bts therein mentioned.
Such It'll as is vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed the purchasers it IS be-
lieyed 20 be unquestionsble
ROBERT BAILy, Trustee.
may 5-cot4hJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, On. CO.

ARRIVED, JUNE "a,
Schr. Sally, Weskett, Elizabeth City, n. G..
Shingles to Geo. II. Smoot
SAILED,
22-Ship Henry Thompson, Drew, Liverpool.
Schr. Esther g. Son. Smith, New York.
24-Steamboat Potomac, Hubble, Norfolk.
eco
Brig Sarah & Phebe, Thurbo, hence at Boston
10Th inst.
Schr Piper, Sears, do do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
StrNyeN or Stolen,

uNRoM Fort Washington, Md. about the last Of May;
4 a SORREL MARE. about tour years o"' a''a
-, sou,teen and half hands high, one white hind
soo, and large blaze in her face. the blaze covering
more Of one side Of her face and than the other
S%. rsees tro,s and op, II fund near Washing
ton CITY, She may be delivered TO Dr T. bahzer'
gu which liberal compe rsation vii, be given.
June 2a-tf "hno
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.

TTNHIs EVENING, at Whites Auction Rooms. will
4 be sold
Dry Goods, Hardwae, and Fancy Articles,
Also. Gilt Nantel and Pier Glasses, looking Glass
Clocks; also, small lot of second hand English and
German Books june %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
Public Sale.-'ihis bay

T1NDER the authority Of Decree OF the Circuit
u Court of the District Of Columbia, ~, SA1UR
Day the ejth ilSinlt viii be sold on the premises,
AZ uublic suctinn ~ the highest bidder,
THREE HOUSES s. LOTS,
sHfN" situate in the Town of AieXandria-two on
Xrs onion, and one on Water street, and which
i<ss belonged To the late Christian Ludwick Hell
reglc The sale will be credit of three, SIX, and
nine months; bonds with approved security, TO be Ia
ken, and bearing interest from date.
THOMSON +. MASON,
June el-t25th Commissioner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
office

rElHE subscriber Intending for Florida, offers for se
i the IW3CT or LIND whereOn he now reside S.
in Nortsmbe and County, State OF Virginia, contain.
ing Is acres, with good orchard houses, Outhouses
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard being
good stand for all the above branches Of business,
which he has carried 70 advantage for number Of
years. aud not exceeded by any place in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience and commanding ex-
tens,ve yiew ofthe Potomac and mouth Of Yeoeomico
rivers en- navgahle water with abundance of fish and
oysters two thirds around ~
Also, another TRACT of seventy five Acres,
about three forths Ut mile from the former also on
navigabIe water. with good Orchard, House. and
Barn
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty FIVE acres, about mile and haffrom the lat
ter, having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
dsr and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
yards from the head Of tide wafer
The whole of these places watered with never.
failing springs and sufficient quantity of each in cui
tiy alton; and the land Of as good quality any in
the neghborhood if not sold before the 5th day Of
July next, they WILL that day If fair not, the
fair day, be sold public auction, on the premises
Terms liberal, and made known on the day ofsale.
will also sell on that day, all the remaining stock
Of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, with NUM-.
bsr Of other articles too tedious to enumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
half the remainder with forty Fifty of land id.
Joining, may be ',sd during Thos. wroe's life by be-
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
81 an either Of the above places by applying tho
subscriber on the premises, or TO Lindsay, Hill Co.
kIe xaudria, ID. e.. JAMES LOWE.
yeoc1Hico, apr l8-eot5tbJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

SpSeEdlA HANe SaAety COaCNcS,
One Line fer the accommodation of passengers, at
g., uia The Baltimore 8. Ohio Raa Road!
Hours of Starting, 4, 81 A. M. & O'Clock L. M.
PASSENGERS by The 4 O'Clock Coach will arrive
L in Baltimore to break fast, aid ALWAYS from one
hour and halt to two hours and haN ahetd OF the
great Nnrh.rn Mail, consequently an sufficient tune for
the 4 O'Clock boat Tor PAlade phs, after having So.
inurned three hours in Baltimore.
Baltimore AVID Ohio Rail Road Company the patrons OF
this line desirGus of travelling that wsy, can always
be accommodate in the 81 O'Clock Coach, without
having wait for their baggage to be changed inc
stage proceeding direct on IL Baltimore. The propn
etors with view of still further accommodating pas
sengcrs will start stage ut O'Clock, +. d. curing
the warm season,
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid at al times 10 their conve-
nicnce comfort, aud expedition Har,ng Jour cnd"s.S
nm hee lines IL tpiH not be doubted but that less ne o'H
be iaks in per forming the route than those wh'ch hare
buithTee &C., ro,s
teams. civil, attentive and experienced ~ a'
times (by day night) at the command ofpSssehgeis'
who will be convey. in very superior ana eApeof
tious manner over tins rou'e. go
The proprieors grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towards the phcnx shall spare no pans OF
e,pense to merit continuance OF puoic patronage
For seats please apply at Gadsbys' str.'her s. hhe
phenix Stage Office, Washington HoilzEah's' sem
mes. McCanaless, and Old Established Office. under
the Union Hotel Georgetown; Union Hotel ana ni"oe
Hotel. Alexandria; BeHzhoover's BAR. Phenx stage
ofScs No g North Calvert street, Lyfords Fountain
Inn Mstiack's United i.Otel. Baltimore.
''''' DELTZHOOVER Co.
NJ n Passengers in Alexandra wishing To 60 by the
early stage Can take the steamboat CygEet u Wash
ington. '"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

FLouR.-The last two days, the price Of Flour
from wagons has been S4 IS a so. We have
heard Of no sales of King street Flour, by deal
ers, to shippers. Some parcels of stored Flour
have been priced at % and 27; and several
lots of Flour, in good order, sold at 4 90, d Is
and so. King street Flour is held at 4 so to
S7a; but, If forced into market, would not COM
mand more than %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JvxE 90.

Superine Flour continues dull: the only trans
action worthy of notice, is lot of 800 or 1000
barrels, price not determined. BY retail to bsk-
ers it rs selling at SIS. No sales Of Rye Flour
reported. 4 lot Of Corn Meal in pnnchcons has
been sold, bat the terms kept secret But little
Grain at market. andlower prices have been ac-
cepted for Coru. Whiskey is duh at 81 cts. in
barrels; lot in hhds. sold at SO cts. Linseed
Oil is dull at last weeks. prices-Pace Current
$50
HAVRE MARKET, MAY 10th, 1881.
.Ashes.-Pearl Ashes have remained stationa.
ry and our prices are still nominal. Pots have
given way.
Ce6ee.-Owing to the late arrivals and very
limited demand, lower prices have been accept
ed.
Flour.-The demand for American Flour has
been moderate: 692 barrels New Orleans have
found purchasers at SO {. so per barrel duty
paid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTr.-THIS D.AK

Sugar, Salt. SC.
~ Saturday next (25th instantly at 10 o'clock, will
~ be sold At the store of Messrs. Lindsay, Hill Cc.
so HHDs. PORTO RICO SUGAR,
WithoM Reserve.
To which will be added
z hhds st. Croix
IS do New Orleans s"S
II do New Orleans ,,.,
II do West India : "o'aSSes
500 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled
400 bushels Catiz do.
And variety Of other articles in the Grocery line.
Terms at sale. june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
Valuable Alots for sale.

mo i(NI.
rFSIE. subscribers appointed Commissioners of Sale
L in the case ofthe Bank Of Alex,ndria agan,t the
icvsees of Ihomus Herbert and Others WILL under the
authority of the Decree Of the Circu: Court Of the
District of Columbia al Ale xanra, pronounced in that
Case offer for sale, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder. at the Reading Room i'll Alexandria, Si-
TTRU4Y The 25h If ,une neli, The following vsinahie
-. LOTS, ,ci!h the BUILDINGS 8. I'M
ETE!h PROVE VENTS. much thereof rs viii
be necessary to raise the sum OF ~, 100 40,
~ with interest on S3 060, part thereof from the
first day of September, $780, till paid. With the costs OF
suit and the expenses of sale that is to say:
IA WI ARF on the east side Of Union
street and north side Of Cameron street, in front on
the former sixty one feet, more rr less
"A Two Story BRICK WAREHOUSE
aud LOT OF GROUND OH the west side Of Union
street and north side Of Cameron street, beginning on
Cameron street As feet TO the cast OF Water street,
thence Cameron to Union street, thence on umon
street Jonah Thompson line, 81 feet, more or less
!. S.--A LOT ON the west side OF Water street
aud north side Of Cameron street, vt their
in trent on the former 81 feet, or less; the lat
ter 81 feet
4.-The LOT OF GROUND, with the three
story BRICK BUILDINGS and improvements. On ti'e
east side uf Fairfax street and north side OF Cameron
street, in front the former To Jonah Ihompson's
line, 81 feet more or les; the latter 100 feet
Sale will cuunc nee al one o'clnck, Z 81
Terms: 4 credit of fur months viii be allowed,
the purchasers giving notes with good endorscrs; the
title to be retained un, the purchase money shall be
psid. X j. IAfloh,
may ,3l--ts y + MASON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
by WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Groceries at Auction.

UT VCCf ~ UV tIUCVkON.
IN Tuesday morning next, 28tl inst at o O'Clock
- will be sold at the store OF Mcssrs. FLEMING 8
on Vowells wharf, all their
GROCERIES, SHIP CHANDLEVY, &c.
Consist G OF
hhds New Orleans aud West India sugar
Loaf sugar
IS sacks salt
400 bushels ground alum sal,
Coffee, Y II and gunpowder tea
4 hhds whiskey, n rum, French brandy
Holland and country Gin. . rum
Wine, w I and " o moasses
1000 lbs bacon, IS bbs mackere
70 bols gross and net, behring's
Lamp black, paint and sperm oil
Oakum, white lead, 80 boxes soap, candles
Manila, Russia and American cOrdage
Blocks. &c &c. And all their
STORE FURNITURE.
June IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

TIE Richmond Wing, in speaking OF the late
.,..aeelal transactions in Washington says
These are beautiful scenes to be enacted by
-, , 6r.1 functionaries Of the Government OF the
r,i,rd states-Secretaries FIRST Clerks, Audi
-. ard Trea,urers! They must give the To-
@.sa corps dpOmalique, at Washington high
10 Of hmariean ,lisniiy-the American people
..t conception Of the "blaze OF glory" that
.,55irsle, the brow Of this Administration-Eu-
,,ne aid tie world. ali exalted opinion OF our
,dyance 10 civilization and perfectibllity! And
,os, Mr.. Richie, we call upon your admlrins
Igctry, 10 acknowledge and reverence You as IA
2,oplct! Nov is your memorable prediction
,,.I the election Of Gen. jackson would De a
eusss upon hi, county," UNDECIDED a, the time,
sOr,t of all, achieved BY your assistance
flied to the letter! Come forth, thou political
Isaiah, and receive your houors.'
-&M
VIZ. Y. JErrERs, of New Jersey. Is, we IN
icr,tanL, appointed Charge d'Aaaues to Central
America.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture. sc at Suction

Furniture. Sc at Suction
On Monday eUeaing, the eth inst at 10 O'Clock,
NA|ItI. Dc suhl at NV war. house.
w New aud ,ecou Furniture. Of almost every
description in common use
Several beds. htd>tent.,
Moss anil cUti0n mattresses
2 second hand igs. " h harness complete
Parcl. rabts
D.m-s:iic carpet and straw mating. Also,
Sor ~ barrels brown sugar
French Madeira inc ia casks Of about Is gal.
ioas each
Boyes soap. &c SC. june .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
NJ A RI f d,

On Friday morning. the Gath instant. by the
Rev. Mr.. " ilson, Mr.. JOHN EvELETH, TO Miss
JULIA, daughter Of Huen CAROLYN, Esq. al! OF
this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
For H0StON.
Notice.

~ OS1CS.
ysyiE subscriber has. at this t!ine. few good
4 HORSES, for saddle or harness. at Samuel Catts's
lat West End); which he will sell low, :oG cash. 1t
immediate application be made.
N. d, The Horses are sound and young.
;nns o5-3< THOMAS ROSS.
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Valuable AOudoWn Land
IOR NALE


FOR sale.
WILL be sold, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
w Tie "dday Of .5ugustne
ALARM, containing Four Hundred Acres Of
first rate farming and grazing LAND, in the pos.
session of lanes Bowes. 1t is generally known that
particular description is deemed unnecessary, but
suffice il say that its advantages desirable and
peculiar. The turnpike road leading from Berys
Ferry TO Alexsndra runs on is southern boundary for
considerable distance, and, in addition, there are,
within the distance Of from half mile TO two and
half miles, three valuable merchant mills Said land
lies about FIVE miles above Nddleburg, and one mile
AMI half below Uppervile, in healthy and sgrees.
Bile neighborho"d.
- The Improvements are comfortable,
Sasa and such convenient for all the neces.
1sss sary caIlsofa Farm large quantity Of stone
BEL ier ceis already made on the premises and in
sdJition there is suhcicncy of stone to enclose the
whole Farm.
The terms will be -One.hsf Of the purchase money
in hand and The balance in two equal annual pay nts;
for the credit payments deed of trust will be requir-
cd on the whole tract to secure the pal ment thereof
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES UOWLES.
| Ioutoun County, May 10, 1881.
may 2l-e,tl 81 July&wts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
ALEXANDRIA, d. C.

,,,reQ,y MORNING.. JCSE IS. 1854
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

We arc informed that, at single blast recent
II made at Johnson's Quarry, near the MOnoca-
", the immense quantity Of 1880 cubic yards
il stone (weighing at least three thousand tons
vas thrown out. This is what is termed IA ''sand
blast" The stone is designed for that splendid
aQueduct nuw constructing on the line of the Che
sapeake aud Ohio Canal, across the mouth OF the
Mouocacy.
Weare requested to say that constant employ
msnt viii be gwen 10 considerable number OF
,tone,ca;ters and laborers at The q,sarries, where
the general health is very sood, being three miles
from the Potomac.-.Ydt. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

The public meeting Of our National Republi-
nIrIlow citizens of Georgetown, held on Wed
Ecsday evening last, we are informed by gen.
teman who was present, was highly respectable
Ia point of numbers. aud very animated and gra-
dIyICg to all present. ZONE addresses were de-
Nered, OF much eloqueuce and Interest. which,
with tall account of the proceedings, we hope
~receive through the columns Of the respecta-
BE journal of that town. Ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
picRAins Vinegar.

CTRoNG and pure cider Vinegar, for sale by
- iune IS SAMUEL. bahNVen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
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WINCHESTER, June 22. 1851.
Death by Lightning. A Miss Carpsr Of this
a,ghborhood was killed on Saturday evening last
BY lightning. The deceased. a young lady about
II wears OF age, was sitting at table employed
animming bonnet, when the electric fluid came
Ioan tie chimney and instaneously deprived her
ot ltle. A young gentleman, the only other per-
oamthe room, was considerably s,unoed, though
10; materially injured BY the shock.
Trginian.