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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
March 3, 1882.

Ordered, That the Auditor issue warrant in
favor of +. |. Lee, for two dollars thirty two cents
for taxes enormously charged to him on lot ON
st. Aseph street. and that the same b. charged
to the estate of the late James Kennedy Jr
Resolued, That the amount Of tax bills for
ground rents in the hands of the Collectors
b. returned to the Clerk, and that he give receipts
for the same to them, and that their accounts be
credited for the amount. under the Superinten-
dence of the Committee of Accounts.
Ordered, That the Bond of Charles Scott. Col.
leetor Of the Northern District for the wear 1881
be surrendered to him. on his returning to the
Clerk the bills for taxes on ground rents for the
year 1881: And further. that the Bond of John
c. Mandeli, late Collector of the Southern Dis
trict for 1929. be surrendered to him, he having
finally closed his accounts with the Corporation.
Resolrsd unanimously. That the thanks of the
Common Council be presented to Edmund Lee,
Esq for the faithful and impartial discharge Of
his duties as President during the past year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price was cur
rently 624 on Monday. and closed on Saturday
at so, with but little business from stores.
Yesterday the current price from wagons wac
Is: one or two loads were taken early in the
day at 4 so. We heard of but two small sales
from stores; one super6ne King street Flour, at
6e5 the other Fine Flour the same rate. About one
halt of the receipts last week went into store on
owners account in tire Country, and it the present
low prices continue, we presume the proportion
OF stored -Four will BE- still greater. The great
decline in price in part. be attributed to the
unfavorable accounts from Europe and the dull
ness of northern markets; but another cause,
that we have not before noticed, which we see has
had an effect on other markets. has also had ten
deucy to check transactions with us,-we al!ude
TO the scarcity of money. Notwithstanding
the wagon price is down to 25, the article can
not be purchased from stores at so, which
price we believe could be obtained for large ots.
Those persons who hold Flour that cost them
higher thar the present rates; are not disposed at
once 10 submit to loss. Our stock is about
1000 barrels.
Export for the week ending Saturday, Sd inst.
4I60 bis; Foreign l 700; Coastwise 2460
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street 2529 ols 10 hall bis.
| Wharf $50 90
Potomac 1881 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
IN COUNCIL-yMmch 2, 1882.

The application of Edmund |. Lee for a re.
funding Of IA tax. was referred to the Assessors.
The Superintendent made report OH the state
Of the Night Watch; which was read and laid on
the tabla
Tie Report OF The Assessors ia si,ie case of Ri
chard Stanton, was received and read: Where
upon.
Ordered, That the tax on one cart and three
horses, charged to r. Stanton, be RENTED.
The Real Estate Committee. to whom was re-
ferred the account of Thomas Vowel, for repairs
to Warehouse and Wharf at the foot of Duke
Street, made report: Whereupon,
Ordered. That the Auditor issue warrant IN
favor OF Thomas Vowel for thirty-fve dollars.
The Annual Repor, of the Guardians of the
Free School was received and read
The Committee to whom was referred the list
of old balances, made report, which was read:
Whereupon,
Rtsolued, That William Yeaton be and is here
by appointed to settle and adjust under the d.
rection of such Committee as may be appointed
by the Common Council for that purpOse) the
accounts of taxes. assessments and charges which
remain due aud unpaid to the Common C"nnci
of Alexandria, and which are mentioned on he
lists commonly called the Lists of old Baan.
ces." according to the principles and directions
stated in the Report Of the Committee; and tina,
the sum of one hundred dollars be allowed and
paid for the services hereby required. 50 soon as
it shalt appear to the C'mmon Council that the
examination and report required have been salts
factorily made.
A petition from Thomas Burns was received
and read. and laid on the table.
Ordered, That fifteen dollars be paid to Will
liam Yeaton for surveys.
The Committee to whom was referred the Pc
ttiou Of Lewis Plies, made report, which was
read; and the Council having examined evidence
in the ca e. refused to grant the prayer of the
petitioner.
The Committee reported statement Of the
Pubic Accounts; which was ordered TO be
printed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
SHIP NEWS.
POET Of ALEXANDRA. IN. c.
ARRIVED, MARCH 4,

Schr. Mary Ellen. Mcknight, ID days from
Barbadoes; ballast and specie to J. VI. McRea
Spoke Feb. 90, lat. % %, long. &C., brig Emily,
Davis. of and from Philadel phia. bound to La
Guyra, all we'll. Left at Barbadoes, brig Token.
bound to Ieeward. Schr Leonidas Dearborn,
sailed FROM Barbados for Trinidad Feb 18th.
March 5.-Brig Daniel n. Miller. Bacon. N.
York; hides, tea and coffee to ]. & w. II. IT.
win.
Schr. Meridian, Small, New York; to ]. H.
Ladd. and coffee to 8. Messersmith.
Sthr. Charlotte, Beatty, New York; ballast
to order.
Schr John Alexander, Burrows, New York;
sundries to J. G.. Vowel.
Schr. Friendship, Baltimore; molas-
ses to A, C. Cszenove & Go.
SAILED,
March S-Schr. White Oak, Smith. Boston.
March 4-ship Glide, Blunt, from Georgetown,
Cowes and market.
Brig Alexandria. Howes, cleared at Newport
for this port s9th
Schr Elizabeth & Rebecca, hence at Boston
29th ultL,o.
NoRFoLK, March 2.-The schr Js7e, Davis,
from 1t. Georges, (Bermuda) bound to Alexan-
dria. anchored at Seawell's Point last night, and
sailed again to-day. We learn from passenger
that the brig Bermuda, Tucker, hence for Barba-
does, put into Hamilton, Bermuda, ieaky, and
would have to discharge.
To the Voters # The Second Uard.--! respect
fully nominate the fomwmg named gentlemen TO
represent Won in Council.
Robert Jameson George H. Snoot,
HiHiam Gregory James Mcclure,
The following Ticket for the Cd " ard is re-
commended BY several voters:
George H. Sn,oot, o. s. Morse.
.4iera,der More, James .NcGm'S
To the Poters Of the 1th Hard i beg leave
to nominate the following Gentlemen TO represent
us in Council. this year:
r 7Gyir, T. F lMason.
J. H. Davis. Henry Duingeyfeld.
one OF THE VorERs.
TO the Toters of the 4th Uard.-I nominate
for the Council the following gentlemen. viz:
r. / Taylor, j H. Davis,
II F. Mason, W u. Mutt
They will be. vigorously supported by many
FREEMEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

W A regular meeting Of the Ciceronian
Debating Society, will be held next Tuesday
evening at z O'Clock. Question for debate:
'are ,groran, NV dangerous to the com
munity than enlightened ones."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
Total
PHILADELPHIA M>RKET-MAn. Q.

-Four all lHaI. We note a con.ld, rabie de-
cline,in Super6"s Flour since last weeks report:
200 brls. having been sold on Monday and
Wednesday at IS. the sales Yesterday were but
two lots of 100 barrels each at 3: and to-day
600 barr IS at The sane price. The receipts by
wagons have been small, aud the price steady at
"a rs, until Yesterday wien something higher
was paid for several loads. Rye Flour is dull at
quota atoms. Corn Meal is also dull, and lot in
barrels has been sad at FPS. The export of
Whea. -Four the last nnath has bsen 81. 62 bb s {;
Of Rive Flour $50 barrels, and of Corn Meal, los
hhds go barrels.
Grnn-A cargo of Southern Wheat sold in
the early part of he week at l06 cents. sale
ha, since been made at 100 cents, af1oat. Low
err county Corn has been sold at A a 46 during
the week. towards the CLOSE az lower prices -
Sales of Southern Oats aAoat. at S4a cents. Penn.
sylvania from wagons Yesterday at SIS cents. A
lot of Southern Rye sold at Is cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

A gentleman from the west informs. that the
breaking up of the ice has been the cause Of ex-
tensive devastation along the whole range of the
Susquehanna valley. Several valuable bridges.
many houses and an immense amount of proper
~ If different descriptions. have been swept
a~ay.-Phiadslphia Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

6The Meteorological Observations" oil
Mr.. Mountford are IN type, but are unavoida-
bly excluded this morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
New pian0 Music.

4 AONGSr which are some popular Songs and Pie
- ees, and Wings Pocket Companion tor the Cla
ronsi, No. 3. Just received by
marc e, KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

-
For Eorfolk.-This Day.
- The Steamer COLUMBIA,
CAPTAIN james Mitchell. vii, leave
r1II6lI G9n0 Iambell's wharf at Washing" IN,
at TO- and Thompson's wharf, at
Alexandrs a, ~ O'Clock. A. ". on Tuesd.y. 9th inst
for Norfolk; and returning will leave Norfolk for the
District, on Thursday, the 9th, al loo'ciock.
Passage and fare ~,
mar g. 1t
DR.AWS THIS DAE
Delaware & N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Glass NJ 4 tor 1882
Will be drawn ut Wilmington. [DeI] on Tuesday, the
9Th If March
60 Vos.-9 draWn Ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE SO 600.
Tickets "a; halves 200; quarters w.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class Not for 1882.
will be drawn in the City OF New York Thurs
March7
do of 10000 40 prizes Of 1000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 50; eighths Is
To be had in a VARIETY ut nnmbs;
JOHN C. MANnELL'S
Lottery anu Exchange G6fce
Drawing Of the New York Consolidated Lottery, Class
No 70, 1892
81 I'll ~ 40 * ~ ~ o~
Draw of The Virginia Stat. io't-r, las. tor 81;
10 so 7 4l SO SO 90
DR.AH S THIS UfT.
Delaware g. n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 4 for i82i.
70 be drawn a, Wilmington, ["ei.] on Tuesday, the
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000
Whole tickets "A; halves %; quarters w.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. S for 1882.
70 be drawn in the City Of New York on Thursday,
Mach 7
60 Number T.ottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
l prize of $4,000 prize of 84.440
do of 10000 40 do of 1000
1 do of 5000 SC. &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50; eishths Is
To be had in variety Oi rumhersat
r. ~ WHITE :
ot.ry Office, Royal It Get
- Ord rs from the country specially attended to
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery, Class
No 4fr183I:
80 al 19 46 9 42 so 40 "a
Drawing ot the Virgins Pet, tbu'g Lottery, Class No
2 'of 1852:
10 80 4l IS SO %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The ship Hull, Of Boston, Capt. Croweil, has
arrived at this port, from Bordeaux, whence she
sailed on the 95th January last.-(S6 days.
The Captain has politely favored Mr.. Sanderson
with French papers, Paris dates to tine goth
Jan Mr. S. has not time to give us any ex-
tracts.-Phiia Gaz. Saturday, March 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
CUrll

CUrn
4 FEW hundred bushels good White Corn, in store,
n and several crops of White and Yellow do on the
rixer. for sale by
mar s GEO. JOHNSON K Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
C"rp"r " tice
In Council. EcJruaru o5. 1882.

THNHE following psrsors we're Poo 'eiC"nm ss'"n-
l. for holding Elect in the ersi -" s.os on
Tuesday, IL. 6h day Of March next fer n mbers to
serve ia the Common Council for the cnsung var,
viz:
He,ioen Johnston. Ale xander - Ker zir, snd Ohm
A. stewart, ut James Aorris's Tsyeru for .he f'rst
Ward.
Thomas ]. Martin. RoDcrt Jameson. and VILLAIN
Gregor. a. the Dil W-sdiLg HpnW, s,.th end " the
New Market House, for tie Seccni "srd
james Douglas, Joseph Smith, and tniseV Schoi-
field, at the old Indian Queen Tavern, for the Third
Ward
William Fowle, william Williams, and Benjamin
K,nsey. 1t Mrs Mills, corner Of Prince aud Alfred
streets, tor the Fourth Ward
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
Consulate of the y. S }
LIVERPOOL CORN ExCH ANGE. Jan. II

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCH ANGE. Jan. II.
During ne past week the imports OF Wheat,
Oats, Flour. and Oatmeal from ireland have been
verv considerable. At this DAVIS market the
m:ilsrs aud dealers bought very sparingly Tor
their imna,,,ate want al Wheat of all qualities
at a d4..,"r Of iu'r 81 pee 10lb.-nt Oats and
al other articles at s"al line. but not such
as e., warrant any decided alteration in the gene
raj quotation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

The cotton factory Of P. C. Lester, near Green
v;,s : C. ha, beeii DESTROYED by lire. Los,
,h,n, $4,000. Three or four years since, ST.
MAR establishment was burned on the same spot
TN, would seem to support Nc. Haynes ar
.,,sn,. relative oFacIories in the South. Ano-
o., mart Of his speech however, concerning the
.,,.rty and distress Of South Carolina, We OBJ.
serve, is humorously replied to, by corresPon-
4 nj Of Charleston paper, who is much editled
h, the spleudnr displayed in that city, aud the
immense sums Of money freely wasered during
the tate races there.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

Forth coming JPork 1t is announced in the
Nv York Commercial of Friday that William
L Stone Esq, has been for some months past en-
gagged in The preparation of work on the sub
jec' of Masonry and Anti-Niasonry, which,
when completed. the author trusts. "wiIl not
be altogether without interest or value to the pub
lic."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
Ertrac, Of a letter to he Editors Of The Bahi-
more guerran d1ted

more .Gmericdn. ddfed
Sr. JoHNs. PoRTo Rico, Feb Is, 1882.
Gentlemen,-rhism market has been exceeding.
Iy well supplied with American produce and is
now glutted with most articles Flour, rice,
sperm aud tallow candles, with Goldfish, are the
on v articles called for.
Our Coffee business has been brisk in all parts
Of the Island, The crop is nearly over. Still
there remain large lots for expectation. The
whole amount of the crop according to the mos,
careful estimates will exceed two millions OF
pounds. There is great falling off In the sugar
crops which will probably be one third less than
that o last year. which was $4,000 hhds The
reason is that the price being so very low the ow
ners of the smaller plantations have abandoned
the culture of cane, aud many others have made
only molasses.
Consulate ofthe u S
At ST. Johns. P. r. Feb. 18th, 1882.
All masters of vessels coming to this Island
will. for the future, provide themselves with
clean Bills Of Health, otherwise they will be sud
iec,ed to rigorous quarantine. The Bills
of Health should be certified by the Spanisl
Cn,sI - MACflN Co,su
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

The Editor Of Richmond Enquirer IN the lam
Sir Oracle VEN, saws, "Mr. Clay does not un
dcr,,and the tariff system which he discusses -
That, what we would call "goOd one"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06

A country subscriber "r'tes-"i nave reao
with delight. the extracts from the debate in the
I..s,,,at,re. in your paper. They are important
and Interesting and trust will have the eject OF
eal,no the attention Of many Of our people to the
momentoas subject Virginia you may lie sure
j, moving, and hope she may go on moving to
the final accomplishment OF the great end rropos-
ed in the speeche, you have published"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16

From the National Lnfelligencer Of this morning.
Congress closes to-day one of the longest, aud
one of the most important sessions which has ever
been held since the adoption of the Constitution.
For all legislative purposes the session terminal
AL indeed on Saturday evenins-the two Houses
meeting this morning only to receive from the
President official information of his approval Of
bills
A great many bills which had been previously
matured, passed through their several stages on
Friday and Saturday, and some. to which there
was opposition, but not time tor discussion. were
laid over. Among these last, we were sorry to
see the bill for the remission of duties in certain
cases, under the Tariff act Of 1928; but the House
was too thin, and too inpatient of debate, to go
into discussion which threatened to ensue, and
X was put aside.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16
CORPORATION OF ALEXANDRIA
PROCL.AMAIYON.


WHEREAS circumstances have rendered it ne
cessary that the Quarantine Laws of this CUrpo-
ration should be carried into execution, l do
therefore, by and with the advice of the Board
of Health, make known the same; and
Order, That all vessels coming from or touch
inc at any ports either in the United States, Bril-
tish Provinces in North America, or any foreign
port where the Cholera, or any other contagious
disease, is known, Or supposed to exist, and
bound to Alexandra, be broug hit to anchor at the
Quarantine Ground, and there to remain for the
inspection and direction of the Health Officer.
Furthermore enjoin the commanders OF all
such vessels not TO suffer any of their crew or
passengers, either before or during the Quaran.
tine Term, to 90 on shore, or on board any other
vessel than that to which they belong. nor per,
nit any person to come on board their vessels,
except such as are employed in the execution of
the Quarantine Laws without the especial per-
mission of the Health Officer in writing
Doctor THOMAS SEmMEs, who has been ap-
pointed Health Officer, is hereby required to
cause the laws upon the subject of Quarantine
to be strictly enforced
Given under my hand this 25th day of June,
1882. JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-JuLv IA.

FLOUR
/ Howard street Fourth the early part Of the
week sales of parcels from stores were made at
6 25. Since then sales have been made at
6 lel, which price some holders are willing to
sell at to-day, while others continue to ask E %.
The wagon price has been uniform throughout
the week at 6 per Dbl.
Citv Mills Hom.-0n Saturday last sales were
made at 25 per bbI. The market has since de-
clined, and sales of 500 to GOO bills. have been
made during the week at 6, on time with interest
added, and in one case on 60 days without int.
rest. A lot Of 100 bbls. fresh ground was taken
at 6 124
Susquehanna Flour. hear of no transac-
tions. 1t is held at to l2a per Dbl.
Corn Meal.-We note sales Of $50 hhds. at
Sl5 cash.
GRAIN.-
Wheat. "A lot Of several hundred bushels old
Md red, common quality, was sold at the begin
ming OF the week at Sl.0S per bushel. The re-
ceipts of old wheat have been so limited this
week, and the parcels 50 small, that no accurate
quotation can be given. small lot of new red.
damp and tough, was sold to-day at S1.l5, and
lot of new red, in good condition, at Sl.20.-
Large parcels of new red, OF good quality and IN
good condition, would command Sl.20, and per-
haps more.
Corn-On Monday sales of COED white were
made at 81 and 62 cents per bushel. On We'd
nesday sales of eoOd white were made at 30 cents
and yellow at &c cents. On Thursday sales OF
yellow at &c cents. There is little or none now
afoat for sale, and very little demand. We
quote good white today at 80 cents, and yello"
nj 70 -3merirQn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16
Public sale.

ny virtue Of Deed of rrus. from William Veitch
I'D and wife, bearing date the goth OF September,
1929 shall, for the purposes therein mentioned, on
Wednesday, the l5h of August next, offer for sale the
following PROPERTY, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND s. WHARF on the
east side of Strand street, the Town of Alexandria
Beginning Strand street lightweight feet three and
and hsfnches to the south Of Wolfe street; thence
south on Strand street lightweight feet three inches
aud half thence eastwsrdly, paraeto Wolfe street,
into the Potomac; thence northwardly parallel to
Strand street. eighty eight feet three and shaf inches;
thence westwardly 10 the beginning. Also,
THREE OTHER LOIS OF GROUND on
the side Of Strand street. to the southwark of Wolfe
street. and the side of twenty feet alley. lead
ing from Wolfe street, between Union and Strand sts
which three Lots of Ground adion each other, and are
al embraced in the following boundaries: Beginning
on the east side Of said alley, eighty six feet in
ches the south of Wolfe street, thence on said alley
south ninety feet; thence east parallel to Wolfe street,
eighty feet, to Strand street; thence north Strand
street ninety feet; thence west to the beginning Also
ONE OTHER LOT OF GROUND on the
west side of Patrick street: Beginning one hundred
and twenty FIVE feet from Duke street, running parallel
with Patrick street twenty nine feet; thence Westward.
", parallel TO Duke street, one hundred aud twenty
three ieet five inches; thence southwarJy parallel to
Patrick street, fifty feet to sixteen feet alley; thence
parallel 20, and binding said alley twenty three feet
five inches; thence northwardly twenty-one feet,
thence east wardly, and parallel to Duke street. one
hundred feet, to the beginning
After the sale of the above, SHALL If necessary, sell
the following PROPERTY, conveyed to me in trust by
the said VeIch and wife, and Benoni Wheat and wife,
by deed bearing date the goth Of September, 1928:
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Duke street, between Fairfax and Water streets, bind
ing on Duke twenty feet ten inches;
ming thence southwardy, parallel to Fairfax street,
feet six inches to ten feet alley; thence
castwardly. parallel to and binding on said alley.
twenty feet ten inches; thence northwsrdly. pa
raIle to Water street, ninety feet six inehes to
the beginning
The sale will take place the premises, at twelve
o'clock. Terms, Cash.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
jy 16-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16
NOtice.

Notice.
COMMITTEE of the SAYINGS FUND INS1I
n TUITION will attend at the Office Of the Associ.
alton, in the building in the of the Marine nsur.
ance Office on Monday. the I'd of july. from to O..
clock, p. NJ, to receive deposits Of money; and will
forwards for the same purpose. by order:
;une 25-dtf w. C.. PAGE, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16
ladies Auction.
Cut Glass, China, Astral Lamps, Look

AoNASo OANASNhoAs
Cut Glass, China, Astral Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, sc.
nN TUESDAY morning the 18th Instant commencing
~ at 10 O'Clock, will be sold, without limits, to close
concern,
8 Hogsheads and Packages of Wares,
Consisting, in part, Of
8 pair Astral Lamps, assorted sizes
60 dozen China Muffin Plates
IL China Pea Sets, Sc pieces
l8 do Lustre do, So do
20 Ewers and Bssins; Soap Boxes
IL Dresden Flowers
dozen Persian and Toy Mugs
Cut Glass half gallon and quart Pitchers
Elegant Cat Tumblers and Wines
Celeries and Moulded Covered Dishes
Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses, variety of siz.
es, of the latest Philadelphia patterns, tn,
per columns Also,
Large Family Bibles, with engravngs. gilt
Flavus Josephus, vc Tsylor's Holy Living
History of England, $50 engravings
DO of Scotland, $50 do
The Art of Getting Money; The Fortune Teller
set of the English Portrait Gallery. "a Nos.
The Ladies of Alexand ia and its vicinity are speci.
ally invited to attend Dealers in the above articles
would likewise do well to attend, most Of the above
articles will be put up with the privilege of the whole
ot and is the intention of the Auctioneer to sell
without reserve. GEO. WHITE,
~ 10 Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-16
Vrustee's Sale.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public auction
i on the premises, Monday, the 23d day OF July
next, at a O'clock, p. n.
,.... A two.story BRICK TENEMENT
EgEH and LOT of GROUND, on the east side OF
EESH Alfred street, between Duke and Prince SITS,
E.AI in front on Alfred street 81 feet inches, in
depth 81 feet, subject to annual rent, in fee, OF
Sl2 so
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from q. F. Spencer & vile to the subscriber.
credit of six and nine months will be allowed on
good negotiable notes; the title to be retained until
9avment Il. /. TAYLOR,
jnne so It's Trustee.