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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

All other articles not enumerated, as bcn either
free, or liable TO different rate Of du;y and which,
accor ding to existing laws, liable TO higher ad
valorem duty than Is per cent, to pay an ad valo-
rem duty OF ID per cent. after the said Sd day of
March, 1888.
The lJ.iowing to be added to the list of articles
exempted from duty by the existing laws:
Cocoa, Almonds, Currans, Pruacs Figs, Rails
ms, of all kinds, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mace,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cdssia, Cloves Pncnto
Camphor, Corks, Crude Saltpetre Side Arms, Flax,
manufactured, Quick Silver, Opium Quilts pre-.
pared, Tin in plates aud sheets, Brass in plates,
Marble, Hair cloth and scatingS Blue Vitri3l Ar
gol, l'un Arabic, Gum Senegal, Epaulcts OF Gold
ana SILVER, Lac dye, Madden, Madden Root, Nuts
ana berries used in dying, Sumac, Saffron, Tur-
merle, Noad or Pastel, Alocs, Ambcrrrcs B1roun-
dy Fitch, Bark Peruvian, CochincaI. Gamers C,Io-
mel, Chammomilc Flowers, Coriandcr seed Can.
tharlGcs, CdstanOS, Catsup Chalk, CocoIus Indi
Gus, Coral, Corrosive Sublimatc, Dates Filbcrte
Filtcring Stones, Frankincensc, Grapes Ga,nbo,c'
llcmlOCk, IIcnbaue, Homes, Hornplatcs for LIN
thcrns, Ok Horns, other Horns and Tins Ipdi,
Rubber, Ipecacuana, Ivory uunanufacturcd Ivo.
ry black, Juniper Berries Maccaroni Millsloncs.
Musk, Nuts Of all kinds, Olives, Oil of Juniper,
Paintings and Drawings, Rattans unmanufacturcd.
Reeds tpmanufd cturcd, Rlmbarb, Rottcn-Stonc,
Tamarinds, Tortoise Shell, Tin Foil Shcllac, Spon
gcs, Sage, Spy Glasses, Telescopes, ScxtInts
Quadrants Hair pencils, Brazil paste, Tartcr-C Crude
Vegetables, such as are used principally in dying
& composing dyes, Weld, and all articles used priu-
ciPay for dying, coming under the duty of l2I per
cent, all other dying drugs, and mataricls for COM
posing dyes, and all other medicinal drugs and all
articles, not enumerated in this act or the existing
laws and now liable to an ad valorcm duy Of 10
Per cont. to be free.
The additional 10 30 pcy oaa: <as TIC Gaze may
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-06
DIR. RELIES
RATANTGAK DROPS

rs one 81 the most etieacons compounds The Ma
Il tera Medica, for the of tina. class on inycte-
rate Diseases, produced by impure stale of the
blood aud viiacd habit Of hOdy, aid usually exhi.
biting themselves in the forms fScroflla Salt Rhenm,
Leprosy, 81. Anthonys Fire, Fever Soress leven
when the bones are aeced1 White Swellings, nc APP
piled with Dr.. Jebb's I.innleats Ep9l and Obstinate
Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Seala-hesd in Cbildren,
Scurvy AND, Scorbulic Gout, Pimpied or Carbgacled
Faces, Fostering Eruptions, and venereal Paints,
hroughout the body. 10 which hast case the Drops Of
sen cure when Mercury fails. They are also the best
Spring and Aatnmnal Physic 10 purity and cleanse the
system from hunors which frequently appear at these
seasons Ofsie year.. They also aid the process Of d.
gestien, and, BY purifying The blood. prevent the
erection Of indignant hanors the lungs. The Pro-
pretor confidently relies upon the vast number Of
prisiag cares effected by these Drops. not only in
Boston and its vicinity but throughout the Union.
the best proof Of their excellence unaiIing Al
tcrstiye Medicine, In all the cases above specied.
This article has recently been pronouneed ply
sca Of the first responsibility, who had witnessed its
pFising efficacy, entitled in bis opinion, 70 take
e lead Of al he popular articles known for the a.
compianis md indeed il u fast gaining point
ia public estimation, Throughout the counsry.
Price 81 Bottle, or Six Bottles FOR S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-06
DXSPE PSTA.
0R TNDTGECTF(1N.

nF long staading and Of the most obstinate charac-
- ter has been immediately relieved and often
permaaen,ly curel, variety OF eases that have
urred in Bosion and vicinity, by using for short time
DR.. Relies Vegetable Specific and
anti Bilious Pills,
bot, Of which are be taken together according to
valuable, plain, and practical directions accompany
ing the Specific. Price so cents each.
~ None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor, T. KTDDER
;mned;dse successor 10 the late Dr. w. T. CONWAY
For sale ut his Counting Room, over No. &c. Court
Street, Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
Samuel Buel and j. G.. Beck,ciih, Litckfell;
.E., C0lcies, South Farms; Daniel Norton.
CGn00n; JNdepa & WhittIesey. N. Preston,
Isaac s.. Wads,coreh, Betklem; Ne,cton &
Henderson,, Goshen. s
Large discount 70 those who buy 70 sell again.
February9 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-06
USTKECEITED 1T
AYOYxEUA RIE8s HAIL.
"A FRESH SUPPLY OF

II EMON SYRUP, Chloride or Linae.
Ia White Mustard Seed. Pocket Lights,
Porter, Varnish, Olive Oil, Oil OF Cloves,
Alum, Copperas. Paints. Lineeed, Lamp and
rectiaed oils, PAINTS, ROsin. Lamp
Black, Pepper. Spice. Nutmeg. and Alcohol
from ninety cents TO seven shiliings per gal
lon Opium and Csmphor--prices % usual
all Of which, together with = previously Pur-
chased stock, will be sold for .cash o. good
cTedif, % fair profit. (but.10t AZ cost to all
persons who 6nd L for theis interest TO be-
stow their patronage. q -
Lisehfeld, Jnly 10, 1859 rs ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-06
NOTICE.

IL Court Of Probate for the District of Sha-
ron Commissioners on the estate Of
@f JOHN HARRIS,
Of Salisbury. i'd said district, an insoivens
debtor, hereby give notice that six months are
allowed BY said Court from the date hereof
for the creditors Of said estate 10 present their
claims 10 said Commissioners. who will meet
on she business Of their app0intment at the
dwelling house of Moses Wells. Jun. in said
Salisbury, ON Monday the 18th day Of Octo-
Der, and on Monday the 18th Of Janusry next.
ut one o'clock inthe afternoon on each 81 said
days, to examine and GLOW said claims.
ELlrHALEr WHIrrLEsEr, COssa.is-
PhINEAs CHAPIN. sioaers.
S0liy6sgru J,sE1 fe. fasQ ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-06
Ktaslro ANp sAnoRs' Rlanrs.

a new remedy for inpTessERent has been
discovered ythe Irish girls. We receive.
the account via Australia, bnt the scenes
are laid al q less remote point, and the stQ-l
ry can be verified IL IL shonld be doubted.
The coa,n,apdsr Of a. d. sls0p Hum
mine-bird, made selection Of S0sof 20
stout Hibefians, to Ga Up bis own compile
l.snt, and hand over the surplus % the
Admiral.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-06

The slshs ef Ch0ies. NY mistress used N ask me
Well. Ezekiel. vi yos have pudding and milk. o.
rehss hssf for yoar ainneri" Roast bssl, e yoa
please. ma'am.' said 4. ~ gsess yoa can eat pad
dag and mik.s shs would say-and paddisg aad milk
Il was.
Gnn Ro,sder--A sad aecidsai eeenEfsd ~ Dailon'
II 3essshirses. Mass. less wssk. Ne. Bsalsmia Rgsf
q Attempted ospli. leg wiih powder part ef
irsm ~ sxpIasios. weighing ahsutao lbA ssEsek im
=, n. l,aa over che eyes and drove Do hsheS 81 ~
sknll in,o the brains. He gemalnea lnrensN41, ana
srrlred 10 about fohr hours.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
Ma;or;,y f;,r ,he second Reod;ne
NINE

Majority for the Second Reading NINE The Bill was then read second time, a"d on the motion of Earl GREY, it was ordered to be c0mm- ted on the 6rrt day after the recess.
 The House then adjourned at quarter past seven o'clock Saturday morning. ,.
 From the Belfast Wh;g, April l9.
 The Recess and the New Peers.--Earl Grey has altered his intention Of going into Committee, on the Reform Bill, before the Easter recess. The adjourn men was expected to take place. yesterday or to-day The holidays are to be rather longer than formerly the Globe infoms us their Lordsbps will ble till 3d of May, and the Commons till the 7h- Considering the heightened and arduons, and we are happy to add, glorious campaign which has just ter- minated, or been suspended for little, we shall not grudge 10 the Members especially those ot the Com" mons couple or three weeks oI holidaya. :. Whh Earl Grey, the recess VII not he lost: He rangemens which he shall make, during these days. much will depend for securing victory. We have read over the articles of most of the leading London journals of Saturday and Monday, with view to see his Lordship means 10 adopt. SG
 The result of our examination is. that they arg "a much at sea on the subject as ourselves. All the form papers speak, with much satisfaction, of the cision the second reading; and, in general, app sufficiently confident, that Eari Grey will no, permit himself to be defeated. "He exhibited." snys the tion in his powerful speech when he maintained the righ, of the prerogave to create Peers when II might ba necessary prevent collision between the two Houses of Parliament" '' But" adds the same jour. nal, "of those who voted personally for the second reading, more than twenty are pledged against the main clauses of the Bl.
 Paris, April l4.-The- Cholera still continues to rags in this city, I has carried of several Members ol the House of Deputies and also two Peers, the Marquis de Croix and the Marquis de Malevle. The following is the of the official bulletins dur "Wednesday nopn--ai,acked, 493 males and 357 ie- males: died, 232 males and 129 females: during 24 hours to Thnrsday noon 435 males and 367 females died l76 males and l4l females; during "A hours 10 Friday noon, 468 males and 32l females; died, l92 males and l2l females. Total from the commence ment, 8,S49 cases, and ,226 deaths.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31

Ths Caa;r urouounsed ito he out of Oraer tO tntefFdpt tiie member slnless on question
 Mr NS POlk.rs,amrd. This was the second lime. ~ hesSiid. shatths geutlenian from Rhode Tslsnd- Ind improperly inter ptsd him when engagedain the midst ct q 1e repeat. ed the asssFtiOD that s ous eaOrts had been made to produce . Presslon that the President had encOnrage {nese attaekss ana it had even been repOEee9 0 O"e Ot tne papers that General Houston had gone to the Presi- deut's house immediately after the rencontre. and shown him the pistoi1whIch had been us- ed in t. Mr.P. had declared at the time. that Gen. Houston had not seen the Presi-
 dent-nOr had any ycOmmunicatiou with him
 MT. PelR Rhad hoped that the House would that d TT pe arrived at the discussion Ofthe Annor sonr, knt Bal but it seemed they were to occul an theirtime about questions rela- ,;n~ to Sir own dignity and privileges. It wss 6is aninion that the House had nothing to do win the present case, and he meant to s,,hn;f resolution which he trusted would mi an end4o it. The letter which had been re.ta-,l ls not challenge: it contained no in- y;talSsn to mortal combat; even the member him Elf did not say that 1t involved breach of 1Eiyilege. The gentleman from Virginia was one of those who had agreed with him in rrdeavorag to organize what might be call ed business party,in tie House. He regret led that inc gentIemsn seemed desirous Of f[npeding the progress of business by an iD- ouiry like this. MiP concluded by moving that the subject be indef'itely postponed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
LRGIsLATURE OF CONNECTICUT.
HOUSE OF REPREsEnrArlvEs.
ISai,srdoV, Mov 10.

MT. Whittlesey, of Salem, offered the fol- lowing: Rssolrtd. That lhe committee ap- pointed upon the petition of John Whittlesey. and others, forthe repeal of the charter Ofthe Grand Lodge, &c. have power tO send for persons and papers-I4aid upon the table.
 Billappointing John Q. Wilson Chief Judge. and Benjamin Isaacs and Jesse s. Bradley as. sOciate Judges of the County Court for the county of Fairfield. for the year ensOi0g-- passed.
 Bit appoin,ibg the following Judges al Probate fOr the year ensuing, passed:
 David Hilb for the District of Fairfield, Reaben Booth, Danbury. Samuel c. Black man, Newt0wn, Fitch Wheeler. Stratf'rd, Benjamin Isaacs. NOrwalk. Charles Hawley. Stamford. x@
 Bill appointing the following Judges of Pro- bate for the year ensuing, passed:
 Samuel Ingham, for ihe District of Say brook, Franklin G. ComsiOck, Chatham, Charles Arnold, Haddam.
 Monday morning, May 2i.
 Bill to repeal an act prohibiting Aery.le iA. Dor and recreation on days of faSzlng and thanksgiying read third time. negatiyed.
 The follswing hills received shcir second reading. Bill constituting the town Of Wes- ton Probate district. In addition to an act entitled. an act for the support of schools and fpr the regulation of school societies. ''--- Authorizing the Governor to commission Mil. itary Officers during the recess ofthe Gensr- The j0 eommittee on Banks to whom was referred the petition of Alanson FlamIin and others for bank at Bridgeport. report. ed that the prayer of said petition ought not to be granted. ser, accepted. AJleTmOon.-The eOmmiltee on the judielA- v to whom was referred an act authoSising wslss Of fRsPlevin reported the sama With an
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31

Among the Vlclim8 of tia Cholera are men. tiomed M. Melville, Peer of France. the Mar. quis de CFoix, also Peer; Gen. ChettOsuue {; M. Benoist, former Secretary of State the celebrated Hatian Physician M. BarilIa and M. Debruit, President 0fthe Health Commts. sion for the district Of MODterguil. Tho Vice President Ofthe Chamber. M. Segnirr. is al. go dead; the Deputies, M. Pages, General Lamarque, the Duke of MOrney, son.i law of Marshal SOult. The Cholera was also ra- ging in TrOyes, Nemours, BegOus, Reuil, Pu- teaux. and many villages in the neighbOfhoOd Of Paris. The lower classes still attributed it to poisoning, and that the Cholera had DO existence.
 London, April lS.-The debate on the Re- form Bill comes on again this evening in the House of Lords. There is little doubt the second reading will be carried this seems to be the general impression, but opinions differ materially as to the number of fvotes by which tt will be carried. The more saDgnine of the RetOrmers anticipate majority of from fif- teen to twenty, the more Ohservant and expe- rienced think 1t will not exceed four or five. The truth probably lies between the two.- Public anxiety meantime is more actively awake than ever, Nothing is talked of, nOth- ing thought of, but the approaching momen- tous division. The Ultras, from all we can learn. are in the lowest state of depression, and the Ministerial party more confident than ever. It is not expected division. win take place until six or seven o'clock tomorrow mOrning.-SMn.
 London, Friday evtning, April lS.-It be- ing generally understood that the debate on the second reading of the Reform Bill would be brought to close this evening or to.mor- row morning, the gallery was crowded before three o'clock. Ram Mohun Roy entered the House and took his seat in that part of tgen- erally allotted to foreign ambassadors. The division certainly will tai4. place 10 -night.- The majority for the second reading, it is said, will not be more than fourteen, unless there should be some new adhesiOns. If the sec- ond reading is carried. it is understood that the House N ill go into committee on Monday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the ship Splendid, Capt. Fish, Bremen
 papers to April 18th, containing London and
 Paris dates. each to the 18th inclusive, have
 been received. The acc0Unts are two days
 later rom London. and three from Paris,
 tpan brlOre tecsiyed.
 Farts, APfI IT. The Cholera still c6atin-
 ues lts rasages, bus.its intensity is little aba
 ted. From Monday noon to yesterday, the
 number of fresh cases is 985, deaths S56.- Ine rres'oent 'of the Council. (M. Perier,) cOm.,nues M 70 grow better and better.
 me numpeF sof persons of note attacked v"..'"uss to augment. Among them is the
 rf'nce Cas'eiciesia. the Neapolitan Asnbassa- uor' D1t me attack is represented as not very
 serlous' in the Spanish Ambassadors suit some persons have been attacked and are Seau' Madame Perier, wife Scipion Perier, cFotaer % the Prime Minister, died yesier- gay oI cholera. as also Hf. Bison. an ancient r1esecs: VI. Seguisn, F'st Essident of the Cour hoyarc. and seyefzk Fl &nbers of the par are lli. but it is hDped .Hs seriously. The Nortn West District of PaEh still continues .eest sn'ecied. Theweather is still variable, auu sne neat of the atmosphefe very change aoies letter feceised this morning from Switzerland positively contradicfs the state. sns ns". rs o.sne Che'FA having appeared ia Berns
 fltis. April q iS.-The nnmber of new ca. scs ~ Cholera during the 24 honrs ending yes.stAay nnaNwas sO4 deaths 0l1s Tolnl caseN If1m the commencement, T,500; deaths g.sl Y Tue convalessenea nf M. Psrisr con. ..nueu. fhe news Qf which MS sprehd to ths #epet4 e4ls ~ xelessaf fommunleatiQns
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
Late and Important from Europe. |.

. NEWe URK1 WHy HsIs
 The ship Josephine, arrived last evening irOlf Bel- fast, bringing London papers lo the 2lsl ApriN
 Passage of the Reform BiH tO a second rsdding ;n the House of Lords. The debate the m9'ion for a second reading of,he Reform Bill c91 by Earl Grey. The Bill was carried to u second eading, by
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31
LATE FROM EUROPE.

l Ry the packet ship Havre, Havre papers
 to the 1 1,h, and Paris 0 the 9th of April have
 Choiera in Paris.LThe Cholera was ma. king great ravages in Paris, and all persons who were able were leaving the city. The ] number of new cases reported on the 10th,
 was one thousand and seventy-iiye 1! The Physicians, however. wele almost unanimously, of the opinion, that the maligni. ty of the disease had sensihly diminshed.-
 The hospitals of the Grenier d'Abondance
 and the des BOns H0mmes were to be open.
 ed on the l1th. Subscriptions for the poor continued. { ~
 Only three cases have occurred at Rouen, and there the diseSee has stopped
 ParisSA Aprn 1O.-The Cholera occupies all atten.id It's levages continue in degree surpa g alk Anticipation. New fears are produced by sery bulletin. We regret to witasss thu igra,ion of almost all " Bss business al Connections will permit Jheir leaving tha city. We learn that the number of new cases which occurred between noon yesterday and 10 o'clock to-day, in prlvate houses and hospitals, amounted to 1O75 of which 455 are deaths. IftO these are added a probable nnmter not enumerated up to this time, we may calculate the whole at 1,SOO.
 At Seynes, 2 cases; St. Cloud, do. dead 5: St. German, do. dead 4: Argentuil, II dO. '; Ramb0uillet, 1 do. dead |; Versailles, 19 do. dead !. Paris has presented a n1elan- thOly aspect for several days: after o'clock in the evening. bardly any body is [. be seen
 Since yesterday tapissieFs or coaches for removing the dead have been brought into use. and carry six biers each; funeral cere. monies being out of the question. The cor billiard of Marshal Lannes has also been brought out, which is large enough to hold eleven coffins.
 Havre, April Hive are authorized to in- form the citizens. that proper measures have been taken by the municipal authority, in case the cholera should make its appearance here. All the physicians have been informed for several days, that the hospital is in readi-1 ness to receive poor patients that filters are ready in all parts of the city to carry them. and that medicines may be obtained for eases at home.
 All inc theatres have taken the measures prescribed for defeating the arch-enemy, the cholera, and the precautions adapted are said by the faculty tO bs quite efficaciOus in exclu- ding the monster from these places of amuse- u,ent, which, m the whole, appear to be lit- tie thinnsd of spectators by it's appearance on the banks of the Seine.
 The Journal du Havre says" Tea, cam phOr and bark appear to become most impor- tant articles cfeommerce in consequence of the cholera. Eamphor has risen 500 per ct.. within the last week. 700 chests have been purchased for Paris. Rice, in consequence of the virtue aissibutcd to it, has also increas- ed in price from 30 to 70 per cent. Our mar ket is full of activity, and merchandise Of al- must every description is on the rise."
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31

kcuuoDdD On tue HOOr WnO nA0 ventNre0 to contradict the assertion. He had offered at that time to prove it--he now reiterated that Ofer--he was prepared with witnesses and in half an hour could have them before the House. If the. gentleman from Tennessee did not like ths interruplions i0 business, let him go Fl laces; aad there exert his influence, N ". In preventing the oc- casi0n for then MT. s. made the assertion again, and said he had witnessss.ready to in. troduce before the House at any hour thal should be agreedsOn.
 Mr. Polk. Witnesses of what
 Mr. StGnberry. Witnesses that the Presi dent ofthe United States has, ny his language encouraged such attacks on members of thi, House for words spoken in debate.
 Mr. Polk said, that it was very unpleasan, to him to he obliged to refer to the gentlcmar tFom Ohio. On tho occasion to which tha member alluded, Mr. P. had said that hi, iangaage was 1nfounded when the gentleman had said lhs President had. encouraged at tacks upon members ofthe House. Mf. S<qAbeysg. never said SO. What sasus was that the President had used lan. gusge caiculAted to encourage such attacks.
 Mr. t'otk The gentleman has narrowed tne ground he iormerix took. Etcannot, how. eyer. se denied that there has bean lnbuFed enert throuehout the whole course of the pro. ceedlng. which has just closed, to mskS ihe impression abroad that there is asssrnhicd ii this city a band of assassina eunnlnN6li lS .2. tack members for the remarks ihey mn I'. ter in debate.
 Mr. BHrgrss. I ask on whnt evidence t < gentleman from Tennessee inaAes that assst. ta0n sa M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-11
DIR. RELIES
or BOTANICAL DROPS!

I one ofthe most eficacious compounds in the Ma.
terra Medical for the of that class OF
diseases produced by impure state ofthe blood and
vita.ed habit of body. and usually exhibiting them
selves in the forms ofscrofa salt rheu leprosy, ST.
Anthonys fire. fever sores, (even when the bones are
affected, white sweings, (f applied with DR.. Jebe's
hniment foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes
scaldhead in children, scurvy and scorbutic govt, PIN
pied carbuncled faces fostering eruptons and vene
real tants throughout the body in which last case the
Drops often when mercury fails. They are also
the best spring and autumnsl physic, to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
pear at these Of the year They also aid the
process Of digestion, and, by purifying the blood pre-.
vent the secretion of malignant humours the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast mum
her of effected by these Drops not only in Bos
ton and its vcinty but throughout the Union, for tn
best proof of their excellence an unfiilng altera
tive medicine, in all the above specified Thi.
article has recently been pronounced, BY physician
of the first responsibility. who had witnessed its sur
prising efficacy, as entitled. in his opinion to take a..
lead Of all the popular articles kao,cn for the allure com
plants; and indeed it is fast gaining this point in pub
lie estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-11
r DYSPEPSIA.
OR INDIGESTION,

OF long standing, and of the most obstinate
~ character has been Immediately relieved, and often
permanently cured, in variety of cases that have oc
CURED in Boston and vicinity by using for short tine
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC s.
.4NII-BILIOUS PILLS,
both Of which TO be taken together, according ia
valuable, psin, and practical direct ems, accompany
ing the Specific. Price so cents each.
- None are genuine unless signed on The outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor r KiDDER
immediate successor TO the late Dr. w II COncay Fol-
sale at his Counting room, No 49, Court street,
Concert Hail. Boston and also nv his special ap
pointment by WIN. STABLER.
APPS Fairfar street, alexandria