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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-11
70 Nent,

Ga That very commodious BRICK DWELLING
E}a, HOUSE opposite Mr Smiths Foundry II is
well calculated for large Boarding House, which, in
40 thriving a neiuhborhood, will do well. Apply to
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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e2 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
800 Eegrnes wanted.

T WISH to purchase them from the age of IS to IS
Il years. Persons having such to sell, shall have
cash, and the highest prices. by applying to the sub
scrber, Pratt street. Baltimore, the in,erse con
Of the Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii.
bersl commissions will be paid to those who will aid
in purchasing for The subscriber.
apr lift AUSTIN VOOLFOLK
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Trustees Notice.
Cash for Negroes.

OHSN lux SNtSTOtS
ME wish to purchase one hundred and Fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes, from IL to IS years Of
age, field hands, also mechanics of every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do well 20 give ne
call, are determined to give higher price fur
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required
at all times be found ourresdence west end Duke.
street, Alexandria, ID. G..
june FRANKLIN & ARAFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-11
Spring Goods.

spring Goods.
NHARLES BENNETT has received and offers for
~ sale, general assortment of
GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SEASON.
The following are part,
Superfne clothsand kerseymeres Of LIST quality
Nerno and vigonis kerseymeres
Book, cambria, jsconet and null musns
Ga and "a dmities
Cslcos and ginghams of first quality
A general assortment ofcOtton and silk hosiery
~ and Inds nankeens
Very best Mstoni black Italian Iustring
Bandxnna and hss hand kerchiefs
London drllings
lipkas best cotton and Rouen kerseymercs, or
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cam5rcs
IIemming's LIST quality needles. imported direct,
and warranted genuine
GentIemen's English doeskin gloves
Clark's y Chspp's best sewing cotton, in spools
and balls
4,45, and S lb pins
Letterpaper Of various qualities, from the Brandy
vine FACTORY
Fooscsp and common post paper
Ga - Irish, Scotch and Russia sheetings
variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German tickenburgs and buraps
Cotton burlaps. very stout
Shoe thread. seine twine, &c. &c. apr12
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-11
Fresh Teas, &c.

Fresh Teas, &c. .
WILLIAM FOWLE s. CO. hare. for Sale,
rS CHESTS Young Tyson Teas, of The Nepon:.
y Is hafdo 6unpowder Sset's cargo, imported
20 do do Imperial the last month.
20 % s baas, s. s,o Sros s s"d N
IS l,hds superior retailing mo'asses
20 bbls "
March e Co.'S London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, IeoyIle and hedoc Giaret,
sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
90 coils Manila eordsge
90 boxes Havana scssrs Of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
So do prime pork
40 do No. %
500 do No. 8 "A'Aefe' ;une
MUSEUM
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Notice

6ESAA The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain James MITCHELL will for
..5tbe ensuing four weeks, (commen-
sSSHsSss>xSs cling on the goth June, and ending
on the 1ih Juiy) leave Baltimore Wednesday, at 4
O'Clock p ~ for the District of Columbis; md return
ing, will leave Georgetown at S, Washington 81 g. and
AIexantria at z o'clock, A ~ on Sunday.
Passage. erelusire Of Meals:
From Baltimore 10 the District, or to the different
landings the Potomac, or from these places to Hal.
timore 81 90
TO Pye's Landing, Quartico 90
Ferry 1 50
Bluff Point, Moorc's Landing, BIackstone's,
Piaey Point, Sandy Point, Va, Corn
field Point 200
June 10 If 1s"
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Ch~ice Wines.
sE1HE subscribers have for sale assortment Of fin.
4 est WINES, III boxes of doxen each, viz.
Champaign. 0rimant Houet brand
Iealtop Champaign, in pnts and quarts
Chsmberiin Burgundy
"Clossman & Co." best Chateau LATTE Caret
wink'er," Oppenhemer." "oberweiseler,"
and - Hattenlieimer," OLD Hook
ST. Julien, La Nerthe, St Joseph and Lailitte
white and rcd C!aret
White Hermitage and Sauterne
huscat, Lunsi, Hermitage, Malvosin
Chateau Hargeaux
Extract d. Absinihe
NeAoc Ciaret, in casks
MADEIRA, in pipes, hogshcats and quarter casks,
Old aud Of the very best quality
Sicily and Msrseil!es Madeira
st. Lucsr, Sherry, Port
Dry and sweet NalssS, &c. &C.
j,i.e 90 4. C. CAZENovE b Co.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
CULTURE OF SILK

DEbnAN, Mass September 2i.-A gentleman
who has recently returned from an excursion
through Connecticut, states that from his observn-
tons he Is fully convinced that The culture and
manufactured Of SIX must become asiaple and prof
table business In New England--iho climate and
soil being wci adapted 10 the growth Of the null
berry tree, and the genius and enterprise Of the
inhabitants equal 10 the task Of producing silk
goods superior 10 The imported Connecticut paws
to her sons bounty Of fifty cents per pound on
all silk reeled on the improved plan, and one dol
lar on every ono hundred mulberry trees set out in
the manner prescribed. This example Of the wood
en nutmeg lady is worthy Of being followed -and
we would say to her sister Massachusetts, $50
lhou, and do likewise"
Stimulated by the encouragement received from
the State, the single town Of Mansfield has, from
careful estimate grown -four ions ofraw silk this SEN
sum- which, when reeled, will bring about s35 600
-and when thrown into sewing Ias most Of II
probably will be, in the families Of the producers
It's value will be enhanced 10 nearly double ihat
sum, say s60O00l -Four OF five adjoining towns
have, from fair estimates, each produced qanniiy
equal to thar grown in Mansfield l,s not doubt
ed that another year the stock will be increased
one third. A Connecticut farmer calculates that
one acre Of land well stocked with mulberry trees
Is worth ioriy-nne acres Of The rost Of his farml
The business Of silk growing, then, must be
profitable. but our farmers are deferred from en-
barking N Il, because some time and money must
be spent IN the outset, without aiiording immedi-
ale profit. To meet this difficulty the State should
offer some encouragement to ndoco people 10 be
gn--and once begun, yankee industry would be
abie TO compete with the world in the culture II
government manages rightly, Il cannot be doubted
that ten years hence, more than one hundred tons
Of raw silkwiil bc annually raised in this country
wiz not tins quantity invite ariizans and manniac-
mrersf and may We moi conclude that the tune Is
not far distant when the people Of this western con
iment will be clad in slkenrobes Of their own
manufactured
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

constitution, was passed IN committee oe,
to-day bya volo of 3OioI2. "'
The convention will get ihrouei, wihh.
OF ihe several committees this evening. s,s
pect will proceed to pass them in eos,i. .a'
amended, in two or three days. As tbs ..e
mcndcd reports are passed will send =.
Of them as they are finally acted on ''u'
Mr. Duncan, Of Adams, aud Mr. F,..
Claiborne, left tins morning Tor their
consequence Of a report having reached \.
insuuecuon having broken out amopo ,hs !.
Of Wilkinson county. They had leave Of
tile first for len days, the last Tor eleven
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Mr. CArHouNs letter to tho State Rights meet
ing in Chesterfield, S. C., we shall publish in our
next numbcr-"'The comparison which n draws
(says the Charleston Evening Pos) between the
new act and those Of 1916, 1924, s. 1898, must
satisfy every Southern man, who has ever viewed
in lis true light the onormny Of the system, that its
worst features are aggravated, and convince him
ofthc error or hypocrisy ofiliose. who haye triumph
anlly greeted, as a mapnanimous boon at the hand
ofour oppressors-an act, by which, so for as dc
pendent the agency ofCougross, "lhe ruin Of the
South is sealed y
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Tremendous Btop. Last Sunday evening there
was experienced in this county. one of the most
Tremendous whirwnds that has ever been known
Inc largest trees, Of four feet in diameter, were 10
abls 10 resist its violence; they we're twisted Of 81
,ne roots, and indeed nothing escaped destruclloll
Pul The underwood, and such trees as could bend
osiote IT. In ITS course It unluckily passed o'sf
plantations, where the damage to fences, negrocao'
ms NC. was very great Several dwelling houses
We're also greatly injured. Several negroes ana
horses were killed: aud in places the cotton crops
were nearly destroyed Port Gibson CorcSP''
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Murder: The body Of Mr.. Robert Cason. was
i9und on Sunday last on tle plantation Of Col. p.
hoggat' near Seserlown, n this county. present.
ing every appearance Of having been murdered
On ne examination, by the Coroner IL apneared
h's skull Just back Of he right temple. ma heea
broken and bis under jaw literally sbattored -
pieces. Ills gun, which he iook from The ha.so
WY INN NM was lying near the body broken '''
N',rea, a negro man belonging to MI. q. w
Nees', has been committed f0T trial.
Naicks<
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
wOoDVELLE:
sA1URDAY MoRNING. 0cT 20. lesa.

The election returns from the different precincts
IN This County, to supply the vacancy in the Con-
vention, occasioned BY the resignation ofG. C..
Brandon, Esq, had noibsen received when our pa
per was put to press
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

!. rofvLA1rrY-ILere is one species of popular.
ny and only oae which may be iruly pr,red i,
y Una, oi which Lord Mansfield spoke. when, m
'ne seien'a'eo case Of the King against Wilkes. he
sASa1'heo, - wish popularity; bot il is that popn-
'"y which 'oiio~s' not that which is run after
fails 10 doiuaiice 10 The prsu of nnble s34s A.
noble means. Will noi do thai which INV con.
selence tells me - wrong, 20 pain ,be buzzas of
'h"u.anns' Or the daily praise Of an the nanrTe
whlch como nom The press; viii not avoid DONG
maj winch think - ngbi, ibongb !, should draw
Oh me iie Whole artillery u iibels ali ,bat tslse.
aoo1 ana malice con invent, o. the credulifv j;
oe'uded people can sNallos. can 49,, ,.;,1. ~
great magia'aie, upon az occasion md n9der ~ u,
e,,n.'aces .s not pnliNe Ego hac amino semper Iai
,o,, "s'o''" Nf'u'e paFlan, baud infamiam pu,o,
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

= - ---, Tax Collector (or Assessor
e"u C"iieclof' as the case may be,) n and for the
county and Stale aforesaid, do hereby cer,,rs ,.,
- ----u vendor Of slaves in sand county ha,l,
tins day entered into bond before me- IN doc fo,n,
% required by The act Of Assembly. entitled "a
act, regulating sales Of merchandise a, auc,,an'
ana for other purposes" passed qOih Of February
All claims must be endorsed before ,hev ara ,ro
senied for allowance. ~ - P'''
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
POLICE.


BosroN, Sept. "a -Paiuck Joy was examined
yesterday morning, on the complaint of The CITY
Marshall, for "sellng spIrituous liquor without II
cense, 10 be used and drank in and about the pre-
n'ses-of said Joy, situated in Broad s,reet.n Jov
confessed the fact, but said he was not gully. Il
Appeared, by the witnesses, that on the 8h, Joy had
a merry making m his cellar, and that while qrou
and gaity and fddling and froic was making ;ov n
the principal scene Of action, JOY was making prof
It's at bis bar, by administering the cratur There
was any ihng bus joy in his face, however, when
he made his defence "May pluse yer worship's
honor, ye sac when a man's after doug an out o.
the way SORT % thing, that no one else sgud ba do
ing, there's shame IN doing that like, for no honest
maa wud incur the censure But, yer worship.
there's mighty difference 'twixt that and the laud.
able endeayor Of an honest man to be getting an
honest living. How can be guilty, yer honor.
when does no more an what is done Il. yerycel.
lar IN Broad sifeetg Now, tlml's clear settle.
meni o the case. I'm sure yer worship mustn't Sc
50 "parcular"lo me, while all the rest are neplec
ted.n
joys eloquence did not avail him. Ho was
hned $40 and The costs (S3 51l
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
T. B. ). HADLEY.
Aueiitor Of Public accounts


state Of Missi'sippi, County Of.
Know alitnen BY these presents, That we -
- now Of ------- county, State Of Mississ,ppl.
are held and firmly bound unto Abram NJ. Scott.
Oovefnor OF the State Of Mississippi, and 10 his
successors IN Office, in the sum OF Two hundred
dollars, eoos and lawful money Of the United
states, value received, for the payment of which
we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and admin
isifa'ofss jointly and severally by these presents
~ witness whereof, We hav hereunto affixed M,
nsnas and seals thls- --- day OF --.--, A ID
The condition Of the above obligation "A ,ush
NAT whereas The above named - - batb
oeen ena DOW is avendor Of merchandise or slaves.
."nicn oy the laws Of the State aforesaid ara A.
'ieseq 70 bH merchandize,) in the county o r -
lnp Sla'e aforesaid, aud whereas, by ,he laws oC
.su plae, tax Is due on all sales Of mercband,1e
towi hefeiore, It tho above bonnden -
man well aud truly beiorel leaving the State make
s'ae ana perfect account on oath, of ali sales ~
ne'chandize OF slaves, on which he is bound nv
"o 'a"s a'oresa ID to pay tax, and shall well ana
..up pay 70 the tax colleciorof --- count. and
S'a'e aiaFesald, the lawful tax due thereon ,y,,h,r
TWO months from the date Of the above. ana ,v;,l,r
,ono' men The foregoing bond and every part
nefeob 70 be and remain null and void, osber.
WISE to remain in fhll force and virtue an ~,
iess whereof the aforesaid obligors have here,n,o
~ .ne'r hands and seals, The day and date above
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Webster's Hisfory A new history oe ,ho H..
ted States, by Mr. Noah Webster. bas baon la,ai.,
published at New Haven II forms co,n,ac,
voluH e Of three hundred and iifty pages. md ~
adapted to the use Of schools, and of s1ch readers
as may wish 70 refresh therrecolloction Of tho
cipal events IN the history Of the conn,rv Tbe
work 70 not conhnedtoa narrative of events or ,be
history of the country, but il embraces variety If
other Information, designed {. explain he s,ate oC
the country, The condition aud character of ,hs
lnhabl'ants' their habits and pursuits, ihe nature of
me government, and the progress of improy. men,
There IS pIeiiNed to u brief historical aceonn, If
our English ancestors, from the esrlies, times of
'ne'I se'uenen' IN America; and an account Of ,be
conques' OF South america by the Spanards. II
loses WIN some useful advice to the Young, the
ooles' ana tendency Of which is to make Them
soou men ana valuable members Of society.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Don MigueFs Mofher,--ln one Of the cells Of
fafisien mad house is confined a noble Por,u-
guese. whose brother, only twelve years Of aoe was
hung at Combra as the uccoaplce of plan 10
overthrow the existing form of government "Wba,
shall we do with this cbildG" said the Chief Judge
to ~omani she Is only twelve years old -
Twelve years old!' she replied, $50 much the
peneF. Lei hlm be hanged forthwith, he will SUP
WIN me angels and let his brother [who is little
older witness the execution from tbe c,o, ,r ,hs
scaifod" The woman who thus n,UsnAoa.,he
cold blooded murder Of the child was ,he mother
Of the present yrani ofPoriugaI. The executioo
took place; and the brother who witnessed tb,s bor.
rible spectacle, lost his senses The care andab,l.
ty OF DR.. Blanche restored him TO health Inn s,,ll
pursued BY the phantom Of his brotber,s stranded
corps he becams mad a second time.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
iygeian UNIVERSAL Vegetable
A}EDyCJNEC

1
5NHERE IL no complaint to which the human frame
is subject, but is designed TO teach man wisdom,
hat is to assure him that Disease upon hir
~ chance. The Asstic ChoIers, or any disease By
whatsoever name it may be known either in its orr
gin, progress, duration. termination. is sent BY the
appointment Of one Supreme First Cause, who is
erfa in counsel and excellent in working and whose
righteousness mercy, goodness, and truth, will
permit n TO DO an act OF injustice to any OF his crea
lures his kindness and his tender merciss are to be
seen over al MS WORKS III we are SICK his goodness
mas PROVIDED inutipiicy OF medicinal herbs. plants
and gums 10 preserve nestn ana 10 afford reef TO The
aihced and also oeifect cures IN all cases OF disease
II ceraoe, Without ne ard OF poisonous mercurls', nj
neral or chencal substances, Dug from Inc oo"eis q
the earth, TO which the body IS approaching Win re-
pd strides Right reason Will condemn the use ct de
leterious drugsor medicines, because they promote
the dissolution OF the body which is IN part composed
OF flesh and blood Shall We, then, persevere IN INC
use OF caiomel &c, and hence Commit IN act of SUI
eide upon ourselves, and SO make the cure worse IMAM
tue disease Surely not
HEALTH SECURED,
By the use of lloRRISON'S Saluiary Jt.
ge;Gt!s Uniccr3dl lielicuies. prepared at the
british College of Health l. nt,on which have obtsi,
I'd tb,, annpobation and 20 augmentation of CON,
thousand, of cures in all diseases under At, their varcd
forms and names "a the Uyp.ian convici;cn ia IN,
man IS subject to one oaIp peaI D,ea,. thu, is ~
THE LliPURIY'Y or TgE BLOOU which also
appears evident when we consider that Bl OoD is the
LIZ OF every living creature and that as disease il
generated by an IMPURE state of this vital principle,
So IN like manner when the cause that produced IL is
removed, health Strength and all its conomtan,
blessings must be the result To effect this most de
sirabe end these Medicines (under the blessing q.
Heayen) bay, been found fully equal to the ta k bot
in England and America.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
ln4oymation wanteA.

A CENT EMAN called two or three weeks since at
~ SIR. John Auoe's, in Prince William County, who
ecognized child living there who is supposed to,
have been stolen from her parents two or three years
ago. The above named gentleman stated to the ser
wants that he was about removing from the Up7es
Counryto Alexandra. lfhe has done SO, he will con
fer favor and serve the of humanity, by calling
at the Office of BERNARD HoOE.
Alexandria, August 20, 1882
CT The Editors of the Washington and Winchester
papers, may serve the Of humanity BY giving the
above few insertions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
iust Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.

w. H. THOMPSON q co.
AyEreceived, by the schooner Washington, and
u other arrivals, an additional supply ct Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super 8 and 4 Irish linens
isiSh and Russia sheetIngs
ca, 84 and 10 4 Irish table diapers
s 4 and 10 danask do
lrds-eye and Russia do
5 and 8 4 lawns and crash
French and English n.uslins
Gnghams and calicucs. great variety
Grape and gauze han,lkerchiels
Grape aud Hermann shaws
Linen cambria hsndkerehefs some very fine
Rest black Italian lusrings
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Canblets, prnccttas, and Brochellcs
tvariety of Stripes for boys
Brown linens Also,
Brown ana bleached domes,ics, shirtings, end
- sheetiugs
Checks, tickings
'eniten;asy stripes AMI paj!2
Buraps, oznaburgs and ticklenburgs
All of which are ofere. for sale, by the piece or
yard upon the mostfavor,he terms. apr25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
Notice,

ytSHE partnership heretofore existing under TIC
firm Of Chamberlain sy Edison, Is this day dissoiV
ed by mutual consent Those having claims againe
the firm, will present them TO Silss d. Edison; and
those indebted will make immediate payment To him
or either of US. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
aug Is SII.AS ID. EDISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
Evcl,N-Sew EAition.

x,,rC,tn,S Elements Of Geometry, or, Smson an
y, pis, Ears systems revised, corrected and impro'
Ell. Price -. .....,, -, ,cw
,,bni. at once simple and elegant, ard thereoy zen
iar,1 now the easies, portion OF the Elements
3cso. Plane rrigonome,ry, wita c"pOus sppehd'N;
Demonstration Of the ASebGac S'sis; CohsNruc'io"o u
LossdthnS, SC. ,..
In. whole accompanied with explanatory notes
VII rein III principal errors Of Simson Piay iar are
,siltsd out am. corrected. 49,
y. Martin Rochr, Professor Of Mathematics. Ph'a
,s.phia. jus, published and for sale BY
SeDt ht'hbn''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
lInnNretN See&S.

4 FRESH supply, suitable for the season, just re
4 ceived
The sbscri,eris Agen, for The Floral Magazine and
Botanical Il posturY, published by ID s e. Lanircth,
pa',l-pha, with descriptions and co'oured iliustfa-
lions oft,e lwers, sc, One number IS issued every
two rnon'hs at p-ce which only covers the exnens
otpohl,atior The first. containing ave beautiful co
ou-ed e1srainss, may DC al the shop OF tue sub
;crhsr WI SrADiER.
S., M 9 1892
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
a Card.

Mrs BOURNE returns her sincere acknowledge.
WI ments to those Young ladies' who have waited her
return and informs them, tog ether with the ladies' and
gentlemen Of AIexsndra, tina; she is to be found ct
Mrs Rebecca Tayior's, King street, where specimens
OF her work are to be seen, and terms made known
Painting aud drawing from Nature taught in eight
lessons. If satisfaction be not given, no compensation
will be expected Also, Wax Work and Ebony Work.
Mrs b. solcits the ladies' to call early, as her time
vii! be limited in the District ofColumbis
aug 29--2awtt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
Si,as y. ENson

AMifL continue the business at the Store occupied
w byChamberlan :, Edison, opposite the Nechan
les Bank, and offers for sale general assortment Ct
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At prices that cannot fail to piesse purchasers.
/, n. b. A few cases Straw Bonnets, on consignment,
and will be sold low. aug l6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
Salt Y Observation-Disclosures.
iiverNooi SALT
Superior " ines

WE have imported in Brig Hazard. via Norfolk.
W snl this das received, annual supply of
CHOICE MADEIRA WINES, viz:
One Pipe. 8 hogsheads. 81 Quarter Casks, AMI 10
Wall ag.er Casks, Ut It's most approve brtnd u j
tioaarl, March 4 Co, AMI consisting vt burgundy,
rlrs london Particular. aud the fines, Grape Juice;
represented To be gooG, not better, thanever sent
tUUs
We have also a few quarter casks of tie BRAID Of
Mu.,locS, Shor;ridce : Go.
AL cf which will be pleased 10 sell on the most
accon,audaling terms.
~ 20 GEO JOHNSON 3 Co.
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Catholic Rocks.

lust received from the respectable Press OF Field
d ing Lucas, Baltimore, snail consignment of Ca
holic Books, --nrludng Bibles, Testanens, Msssls,
Prayer Books, (severi in splendid bmdmgs) Cate
clsms; together with few dogmatcai and controver
sial works On sale ~ JAS. RURDAN,
aug 81 Corner kng aud Royal streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
Lost

Two Tobacco Notes, viz: Is. No. 537 and538. at
L the expiration Of ten days from this date, applies.
ton Will be made to the former Inspector, Thomas
Swami, Jr. for RENEWAL Of these notes, provided they
found produced by other person either
TO myself or AIR. Swami.
aug 8 JOSIAH H. DAVIS
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EWeu's Medical Companion,

az Family Ph, Scisn, treating Of the DISEASES ct The
~ United states, &C. of the management and
G,c.,,s % Women and Children; with Fani DIs
Pens1tDry and Arnericsn Hatera Medea. Ilo'n'ipg
ma, the virtues an loses If our Medicinal Plants 10
which j.. id Ted t,e Nurses Guile; IN edition enisrg
"a snl improved; in volume 8So; price, bound,
ip'.'tS un sale by JA>. KiohDAN,
arr2S Corner King and Royal streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07
Carriage and Harness .

4 CARRIAGE and Harness in good repair for salt
n low by GEO. WHITE
Whohas constantly on hand, gigs and carriages. witt
harness complete; for sale at reduced prices, AsU
one pisin neat Sulkey with harness. aug 8