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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIX LINES OF


pNes did sue :H,,H-iy caches.
One Line. for tte accommodation Of passengers. at
81, ria me Baltimore e. Ohio RaH Road!
Hours of Starting, 4, 81 A. NJ. & So'clock +. NJ.
D,Sst.NGfR~ b, he i o'clock Coach will arrive
i in Baltimore to breakfast. and ALWAYS from one
hour and hall 10 two hour, and half ahead nf the
great Northern Mai consequently in sufficient time for
the 1 pclcck boa' tor ~ adriphla, after having So
iourned thrae hour IN Baltimore.
,rrurgemerts having been rnercd into with the
Baltimore d Ohio Rail Road Company, the patrons OF
his me- desrnus Of tra' ing that way, can always
t.e accommoda, d in 'he 81 O'Clock Coach. without
having to wait for H.. IT baggage to be changed, the
,tsge proceeding drec, to Baltimore. The propr'
ctor> with view Of still further accommodating pas
sengers. will start stage at O'Clock, f. ". during
the warm season.
40 racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid st al umas to Their conve-
nirnce comfort. and rypcl'on Hocfng four changes
on these lines ,cW noi be duJied but that less time WH
be taken performing The route than those wh'ch hare
but three .,
splendid Blue Safety Troy built Coaches, Fl st rate
teams civil attentive aud experienced drivers. al ali
times Thy day or nght at the command ofpasseng
who viii he convey ID in very superior and eApe
tous manner over this r0n'e
Tie proprc,ors grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towards the Pheaix, shall spare no pains o.
.Apa.s. 20 n.ltit continuance OF public patfoFi5e
For seats please apply at Gsdsby's, Str.lher's and
Thenix Stage Office, Washington; iioi'zn,an's, Sem
mes, dcCandlcss', and Old Established 1ice. under
The Union Hotel Georg etown; Union Hotel and Globe
Hotel Alexandria, Bctzh6over's Bar, Phenix stage
Office No 2, NDrth Calvert street, LytDrd's Fountain
Inn, Mltack's, United Hotel Baltimore
BET.iZHOUvER & Co.
~ Passengers in Alexandra wishing to go by the
earl, stage. can take the steamboat Cygnet Wash
ngton. Juhe U
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Cheese
GvNna Nudge.

yUyiIE Annual Communication OF the Grand Lodge OF
the District of Columbia will be held At the Cen
trail Masonic Hail. in the City of Washington on Tues
iay ne xt the lst day November, at 10 o'clock A
GEO. C SMoOT,
wsb,,to, oct 81 did Grand Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
This is IT, give Notice,

sv1HAr the subscriber Of Alexandria County, in .he
1 District ot Coiumbm, has obt"nea rom I've vi
-, Curt of said County letters Of administration
rh The will annexed, on the personal estate Of Jane,
sa"der SON late of the county aforesaid deceased ~
nsrsnns having claims against the said decede''' are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the s"oscne,
passed by the orphans Court on or before h ,ne M
c al, beu.t to said estate; and those indebted there
'f'% are e. required to make immediate paymen, ,,,
E,v.n under my hand, this7th day OF nctobe'. 1851
o''S COLIN AULD,
Admir-. with the will annexed OF James sanderso"'
oct 7-3W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

Refrence has been made to publications of an
Iacendiary nature, which issue from the presses
% the North. The "L,bPrator. and The " Ge-
masof Universal Emancipation, have Obtained an
infamons uotoriety There is a weekly news
paper priatedn New York called the Protestant
prOiessedIy, We believe, controversial print on
subject, connected with the Reformation. &c. &c.
which deserves almost equal reprobalion. With
its theology or doctrines IN religion we have Moth
ing to do or say, but we have seen number,
containing remarks relative to portion OF our
population and matters connected there"ith,
which should prevent its circulation South OF the
Potomac, We think we have performed duty
il thus putting mark upon it. by which it may
De Known and guarded against.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

In Drawing, and in the Spanish ana i!ai'o



In Drawing, and in N. Spanish AMI i!ai.@a
Languages.
=, PIEiS ri respectfully Offers 50 ;he citizens II
y. Alexandria his services to teach IN the above
branches
Mr. pinistri is an Itsln artist, has tsuSh' IN New
York for she space ut twelve years, and III tins nsi't
tor the last three ani is SOW teaching IN some OF
the most respectable families o. THIS Place
Dratr.ne IS useful t. ALTO young ia'cs rs an sc-
compishn,cut and an elegant toIsh to thtiF e"'"a
toa: To Young gentlemen, to fac'tte and give an
rIegap, fin 81, 10 their 81 pursuits, vt2 o law
YER, IN the Use Of m,Ps. direction Of and, C 10
ID cor for The am tpnical Ky, drawing chemical IN
-,r,nerts &C to q m reliant, - nnieia,'n stamps.
At'erns, &C tn me- hlnlca Professions, II IS ho' Is s.
,seful No tailor make q graceful AMI WI suited
ress without n; to ca pen'ers, shp-hn'tirr>, muse
uil lers, &c it i, Indispensable: in tact there cannot
he wcli.6nshed mechanic OF any KIND "ihou' u
<nnwedg. IF DrIwing =,
Ib,s art, Ike all others, should be taught gradually
beg mi with simple drawing and shadowins III
-r>,on un,I, The pupil srrr at proper prohc'rncy
pstnt in ~. nv other course is not Calculated Tor
r. .per instruction. The principles of the art must be
uniers God the learner progresses Va tihiSr re-
fers to ar G. Chapman ON THIS head tie Propos-
o. aching AL the various branches 0f painting mcu
ine imitation in oil IN cambria paper, an expe'i
tiovs metho and preferable To any other IN 'eschng
The Spanish Language Is now PARTICULAR, useful,
from the contain Intercourse between the uohed
states and south america.
mon,ous OF all tongues viii not only De AL accomplish
mcn,, bu of real and practical advantage. Derived
ir,m the attn, must please protested scholars and
students II is now the common and -eems to be the
appropriate language Emusic. which renders 1t Pecu
harry adapted to >"nnS lssiieS
Price Of Tuition:
For I pupi,, % lessons q y Garter $40
From 2 to 4 pupils do do each
IS to do do do do
II pupils and upwards do do
Night class for young gentlemen do
References:
New York, Hon S Van Hensselser Hon C. D. Col
den late Mayor; Hon. James Kent, chancellor
Washing, on, y. e. Commodore Patterson and Mr.
Peters
,,.x,ndris, Chas. Chaplin, Esq. Thomson r. Mason,
ESQ late AS, OF. L.. Lewis AMI n Garusi, Esqs
VI rirs'u ha. alresdy commenced his Evening
nya,c ng Sctooi It Sr Hsliowei's. As soon as sui
Rc,el namn-r % sub cocrs IS obtained he will com
nenee Ia, $p' aish Erening School
tie can bs .uul at Mrs. Keocccs Tayior's on King
street. Some ofhis drawings can be seen at Mr.. Mar
tu's Bo,k Store.
oct % SmJS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Office of The Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1881.

ONCE of the Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal Company
WAsnINGroN, June "a, 1881.
%TorICE is hereby given. that an instalment OF two
dollars and fifty cents per share (being the n 81
on every share of stock in the ChesapeaFe
and Ohio Canal Compan., required to be paid on the
5th day of September next and further sum ot Two
dollars and fifty cents per share being The I'D !nsta-
men ON the LIST day OF November next; which install
ments must be paid to The credit of the ChesapesEe
and Ohio Canal Company, 10 the cashier OF o'her OH
Ger of either of the folio owing Rlnks viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ington, ,..
The Bank Of Washington at Wssh'ngtoni
The Patriotic Bank of Washington, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandria;
the Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Hank Of Alexandria, do
The Mcchsnics' Bank Of Alexandria, do
The Harerstown Bank. in Hagerstown. Md.
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank. III Charlestown' Fs'
and w.
rbe branch of the Valley Bank, in teesburg, Va.
By orde of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. lNGIE,
Clerk Ches. Ohio Canal Company.
w. -lawt1stNUv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
phineas JaMney

q Z y
/ from Stockholm,
$50 TONS OF SWEDISH IRON,
which, with 200 rons of swedish AMI snglsh Iron pre-
vlo,s in sore, makes hs assortment very complete
~ al r ound iron from Is "f inch to IN
che lana'er, square ditto, from OF an inch to in
cte> squar Fla, ditto. from n1h t" II inches WIDE
am fr.n, } of IN inch to l inch thick; Plough.
Plates ard Land Sides
.4lso IN Store.
so BOXES Of TIN in PLATES, OF various
sizes and xcctent quality All OF winch he oiieis Tor
sale on accomnolsting terms
10th mo 25-eo7t Nat' Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Bank Uf Iut0NAc.

OctoteF 20, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given, tina, dir'd. n. - TWO
y per cent fr the last half year has heCr drritred,
aud vii. ba paid the Stockholders of tiis h'inUh
OF ,hei representatives on or after Wednesday, The
Il day Of November
Bv order of the Prcs!cn, and Director:
oct 90 - cNARl rs Z We, HtSh'Sr'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

BuRGUss-all of this place.
DRAHS THIS DIP
Connecticut Lottery, Class No. 81 for 1881,
will be drawn in The ;itr Of Hartford OH
sa,urday 29th Oct
HIGHEST PRIZE SO 900.
Tickets ~; halves 90; quarters w.
Virginia State Lottery,
FIR N. Benefit ofhe Dismal Ssoqnlp Canal Company:
Glass No. g for 1851,
VIII S. IS sFJsn Il R DRaHN BaLLOyS
prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
do of 10000 so prizes of 1000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
To be hat, in variety Of numbers OF
3. ODMSE,
Lotiuy Il + change Broker .aie. Gndria
Drawing of the Connecticut Lottery SO 3D. Tor 1881
Sc 81 4 Sc 6 s6 % %
Virginia State Lottery,
For The, Benefit offhe Dismal Scamp Canal COnpuny,
Glass No. 10 for 1881.
UYH be drapn in Richmond on Friday Oct 81
&C Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots
Prize of $4,000 Prize of $4,000
do of 10000 so do of 1000
! do of 10000 &c do of 500
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters SO. eighths >
i. FL. WYx3|E'S
lot cry Office, Royal 81 Get.
Or Orders from the country sp cIsily attended 10.
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra
Glass No so Tor 1881
81 q &c 42 80 49 40 9 SO AZ
Ticket IN the above, 80. a 48 60, entitled to pr'z'
of 81 50, was sold ut WHITES.
Virginia State Lottery,
Rene ortbs Iiso,n [,UJmU lanai Conn q,
Class 20. l9Jo .8ol
Viii he drawn In Richmond ." FRIDAY, ,'ct d
SO Number Lottery-lO Drawn Ballots.
taIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets f.U; hahes1; quarters ooi e'5h'hs u
To oe had III city numn,rs Il
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
Eing Stret, ppOSt c he frank ID use
Drawing Of the New York consolidated Lottery, Extra
lass No 80.
81 &c AZ SO 48 40 9 So AZ
Virginia State Lottery,
For the bencf, OF me Dsm,r swamp Canal Company,
Class NJ 10 tor 1891
viii be drawn in RicIIaonl Friday, 70 Ii October
&c Nos. 10 drapn BALLOTS.
| Prize of $4,000 | PRIZE ut $4,000
/ do of 10000 SO prizes Of Loco
Tickets sl0; halves J; quarters sos e'ghths %
10 be had IN variety Of numbers al
JOHN G.. MANDELL'S
Loiiery and Exchange D6fcs
Drawing of the New TX Lottery No 50 Extra:
81 &c AZ 50 4S 40 9 So AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
Fire IasurHNce Company OF
AIEN ANDRIA.

,s,;,,n;oo ,hst AN election CIR twelve Directors
"a serve the ensuing year, viii held ct the office Of
the Company. On Mond's. the !'h November next
from the hour If oA N tool VI.
rhe transfer bucks viii be closed on Thursday the
'fa as - ,eNeote ~ WaT7LES, Sts'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
lime and Mathis

4 FRESH supply Of Lime and I.a,hs just received
u and for sale by Jo-iAh u, Dh'iS'
For Rent A comfortable House, OF small SIZE low
er end of Fairfax street IT, ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
NJ A r r | E D,

MARRIED,
On Thursday, eth instant, by the Rev. Isaac
Robbins, MARTIN WEST to Mrs. CATHARINE
BURGUss-all of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29
ALEXANDRIA. DC.

.,rrPn,y MORNING, OCTOBER 90. IS /
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

II mas been stated that the United States Bank.
say'lhe New York !'ady Advertiser, has order
ed large amount Of specie from New Orleans:
and alSo that the Bank had contracted for loan
81 ten millions Of dollars in England, at al inte-
rest Of three per cent; what authority there is
toe these rumOrs we do not Know. Shipments Of
specie, which have been large for some time past.
% England aad France, are now essentially di-
n'a''h'd, and Exchange on England, by the last
PACKETS, declined about half per cent.
ieConml'tee Ofthe American Sunday School
enoa nave ofered premium Of 500. in addi-
'"a 70 suitable compensation, for an approved
"'l original work on the principles of the Con-
'l'l"oa Of the United States. particularly in re-
v''acc 10 the separation Of civil from ecclesias-
Ma power, and showing the evils Of their union.
'e N&e ut the work is submi'te to the judg-
"l' OF the author. 1t should not exceed 200
@ssiSmo
VI tHS tNcCOtu- III
Intended departure Of VI. Buchanan for St.
.'''rsh, puts in the following we'll timed re-
''s'se OF "rre shop
wa v" axe out IS 4 present to the empe-
-" '' avn use, q nsIt Anthracite coal
Wv ave- ,,a, of he pnrest Anthracite
80 r5o dnders'and. lhe nd lage-
70; l.a arlttioai nlu-tr, iioa of oar
.,N" inches, 5- 1.a, introduce tha, luxury
~. ..n 'fe north a. knsa- and a new article OF
.'"0erce with the Baiu,.
=. y. Sarn ir0m the P6rlaleipr. Iaqarer, that
"St representation Of the G'aaiaror in hat
~ vas witnessed at the Arch street theatre ud
,''oUay evening, by the largest audience Ia, las
''"oeo within the walls of that estabisamc..
''"son' Pit, boxes and gallery were ais,.
.'V"ued and hundreds were unable to obtain adj.
i, SUE In some measure, says the Inquirer,
Us aat'eriug reception BY our citizens Of do,
81, - tragedy, removes the charge of neglect
~" Has oeen preferred against US when Amc-
~, dramas have been produced upon our
s,s uS' Doctor Bird has every reason to be sa.
ened and grati6ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-29

nm, telegraph is sat loss to understand
- o,,ei,e object of the Convention OF Mr..
rI,, frieads which is shortly to assemble in
sIdm,re," we can give all necessary informa-
,;,o hi, to embody public sentiment-to con-
.,.,,. .t,eugth-to enforce uniOn-amons the
,,o,.n,, Of the present head OF the Government,
-, =. believed TO be unworthy OF the post he
...nis. Further than this, it is to select, no
=, ard enforce the nomination OF the most
f,saill-,he most capable-the most honest-as
...., candidate for the Presidency. Public opin-
III, 5nins already unequivocally pointed out this
on, il j. confidently believed, and generally
r;,,e, that Mr.. CLAY will receive the hearty
., unanimous support of the Convention
These are the objects Of the contemplated assem-
,,s togrther Of large aud respectable number
l,.izens from all parts nt the country.
Tgou,s SwAxv, Jr. of this place. has been
spDointed an Inspector Of the Customs, rice Sa-
nqs Mark, deceased.
This appointment Is generally acceptable to
our citizens, and we take occasion for ourselves
70 express oar pleasure that the choice has fallen
Upon 50 worthy man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-18

Piano FOrtes.

nNE plain Piano Forte, with extra additional keys
~ 'frets, &c.
One round cornerd ditto, with extra additional keys,
frets, &c.
One round corner'd ditto, with draws, and metal
lie plate the effect of which is to increase snd improve
the tone.
One projecting comend Piano, with carved draws,
frets, &C.; extra additional. keys.
The above are just received from the celebrated
nufsctory of Messrs Loud Brothers, of Philadelphia
and offered for sale at Philadelphia prices, with
expenses of getting them here They may be seen at
the Office of Bernard Hooe, Esq King street, few
doors above Washington street.
Appyto GEO. JOHNSON.
dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-18
Gut Glass and CrOckery.

l. LEG MT cut glass bowls do lamps
IA Gold banded cups and ssucers
DO do cup plates
set enamelled china teas, 81 pieces
Edged plates and dishes
Glass toy tea sets, &c. &c
lust received and for sale by
lsn6 GEo. VIII q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-18
district Of plnmhia,

o~"'"'e" SVt1Hyy OC.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1880.
Benjamin Plum, Annas Sanford0
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plum,
Compiainants,
Againsf ,u.,,,
Joseph Biscoe piam, Reberca Eli (iN '"hNchhsi
zabeth Plum, Sarah Tidelia
Plum, and hcob Bard Plum,
Defendants,
The defendant, Joseph Biscoe Plum. not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the statutes and the rules of this Court and It appear
ing, 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the said 10.
seph Bscoe Plum is not inhabitant of the District
of Columbia; ON the complainants melton, By their
counsel it is ordered, that the saiu Joseph Biscoe
Plum do appear here on or before, the first day of the
next Aprilerm Of this Court and answer the bill of the
compliments and give security for performing the de-
crees of the Court; and that q copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Afexsndria Phenix
Gazette, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another CO.
py posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of the
said County
Copy Test:
EDMI. LEE, C. C.
o.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-18
NeGned Sugars, &c.

NeNNeN oNSHEs, 0C.
an nOxEs steam refined sugar, landing from sIooP
~ Johnson, and for sale by JAMES IRWIN
Who has in Store,
90 90 boz. Refined Sugars assorted "o"0e"
1000 gallons pure winter strained Oh
half pipes Cognac brandy
10 hid. 81 Croix sugar, good quality
10 do New Orleans 90
10 bbls country gin
10 do corja's
10 do r.. q. Rum
which he offers for sale ON reasonable terra
nov.2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
Edinburgh q Quarterly Reviews

7 LILY & " AIT, Qate Wells K Lilly,) Boston, con
IL tinue to re publish the Edinburgh Review and the
London Quarterly Review.
As organs of sound criticism, as repositories OF lite
rary reference and scientific information, these Re
views continue unrvslled Theyare sought after and
read not only in Great Britain but in every court and
nation in the European continent they are acknow'
lodged to be the most interesting of all European re-
rodical Works. nothing that is valuable politics. IN
science or general literature, escapes their notice
No periodical works have attempted the vast
range which they take of human affairs; nor can any
legislator, philosopher, OF scholar, entirely neglect
them without feeling the Inconvenience attending this
deficiency
The present extraordinary agitation smong the Ms
tons of Europe, is calculated to render these Reviews
at thi time unusually interesting. and the strength of
talent which has ever distinguished them appears to
rise with the occason and their pages exhibit de pth
of political sagacty and development OF intellectual
wealth and energy. that must command the aomra
ton Of every intelligent reader.
Since their republication here, Reviews on similar
p,sn have been commenced in this country that are
conducted with great ability. IL should be recolect
ed however, that many works OF extraordinary merit
appear in Europe, that do not reach this counrl un
iii long after their publication. if at all; and those
among u.s. who may be learned, curious, or search
ING after useful information have no means OF knowing
their character may be their existence but through
the medium of foreign Review; nor should the
statesman the inteig nj citizen be content with that
meagre view OF pOliuCs, which 10 ",''ueu " VII. viz
cusson ofoca interests alone, With no desre there
fore, to detrac, from the acknowledged and increasing
merit of our own literature, permit US to say, that 80
long IS he most valuable portion OF literary ana scen-
t6c information originates the other side OF the At
anticso long as the science of government is ccnsi-
dered worthy the attention Of free people.-so long
should the Edinburg and Quarterly fill place in our
libraries. -
Agent, WIN NJ. hokKisoN'
Alexandra, ID C.
TT When personal arrangement cannot be maze
with the publishers OF an agent, any gentleman may
receive the numbers of either Review by mall on re.
hitting by post years subscription S. Tor the
same; or both. N the remittance OF Slo.
may 14-2aW4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
From the Pennsylvania Reporter.


Business continues very brisk on the Pennsyl-
vania Canal, and we learn from the collector at
Harrisburg, that his receipts for toll for the
last two weeks amounted to nearly ftoo thousand
dollars! We also learn, that the Western divl-
sion is doing much better than was anticipated
The business done since the opening of the canal,
and now doing, warrants us in the belief, thar
before many years, the following which we copy
from the Rochester Republican with respect TO
that place, on the New York Canal, may De ap-
piled with the same truth to Harrisburg, and hf'
ty other towns along the vast line OF the Penn
sylvania Canal Western Pennsylvania, is as
extensive and fertile as Western New YORK.
and our mineral productions are much more
abundant than theirs. There is as good mar
ket in Philadelphia as at any other port IN tee
Union; and the much greater advantage and saIe e
ty, with which produce and merchandise OF eve
~ kind. can be transported on the canal than by
any other method. all establish the conclusion,
that as soon as our lines of canal are completed
the business done upon them will be immense;
notwithstanding all that has been prophesled
against them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
ALEXANDRIA, ID. {.
SATURDAY NOR MING, NAY "a, 1871

The names of DR.. Dunsleson' anu u = ,
Patterson, of the University OF 'Ns'a4 -,
among those of the candidates tor Pfo't'''
Chairs. in the Medical School Of Maryland
Mr.. Berrien's speech at the public dlNns
en- to him in Savannah, was principally w,
cal topics connected with the prospefl'! "
city, and the tOasts were not OF ParuI''
racter.
Mr.. Branch, late Secretary of the Hs'.
left Washington on his return to NoF'''
The General Assembly of the State OIL D,
Island adjourned on Saturday, after 's., n
three days and half During that tl" a,i,s
vii officers, with few exceptions, were aPr n
and new system of revenue ad0P'eu %
ence to lotteries.
The Philadelphia Gazette, sPeaA'ps
performances of Master BURKE, say # HID
"He wears his Iaurels as the son :; " cas|
worn his greet parents helmet; nc On
wiih them, and would be without th sa n,:.,.s
his prominent charms, is innocent sel'P ."d,s
We have seen him before a crowded. a I'd
acting Professionally; and in the oIa ;s,,s s
the life and soul Of cultivated ply
and the bright "cynosure OF all e'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
Mrs. Windsor

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' of Alexandra
10 that she continues to carry the Millinery Bust
ness at her former stand in her dwelling. upper
end of King street. where she intends keeping con
slant supply of
Fancy Millinery and Fashionable Goods.
Leghorns and Fine Straw Dusstabes made IN the
newest styles and Straw Bonnets of every description
cleaned and whitened.
may 5-wSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-14
Har&W are
RICHARD L, CARNE,

his store Fairfax street, three doors north OF
N King street, has just finished opening his spring
supply of o,-r, INV
Which, with the former stock. enables him to offer
large and well selected assortment of Goods in his line,
at unusual low prices, either by wholesale or retail.
rnoy 2-0ewSw
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shortly. or the trade and commerce of the ceun-
try. from New York to far west, will be much
embarrassed, and considerable portion OF 1t d.
yerted into some other chancellor the want OF &C
ccmmodaton.