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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND


By the packet ship Caledonia, Capt. Graham.
which arrived at this port on Sunday night. from
Liverpool, having sailed on her regular day, the
10Th June, we have received our regular files OF
Losdon to the 18th, and Liverpool to the 10th,
with prices current and London Lists to the lat
est dates.
The most important intelligence is that of the
restoration of tranquility in Paris, and the re es.
tablshmcnt Of the Kings authority.
~. Y Daily 4drertiser
Cholera in Liverpool regret to state
that the cholera continues to make considerable
progress. The following is the official report
published yesterday afternoon, at four O'Clock,
By the Board Of HEALTH
June 15.-Remaining at last report, IS; new
cases, 10; dead 9; recovered 9; remaining this
dav at four o'clock, 4S. Total number Of cases
from the commencement of the disease on the
18th May, 900; died 80; recovered. rs.
Dissolution of Parliament. TT has been ru-
mored in the city that Parliament is to close Its
session on the Goth inst. and that the dissolution
will take place as soon after as the machinery of
the new bill can be completed. Another rumour
was that Parliament will sit till the middle Of Ju-
ly, and then be prorogued preparatory to the
dissolution. The general impression is, that at
whatever period the session may be closed, no
measures will be brought forward in this Parlia-
ment which may conveniently stand over to the
next. Neither the Bank nor the East India
question, it is conceived. can possibly be settled
in satisfactory manner under such circumstan.
ces.
Sir Walter Scott arrived at Frankfort on the
5lh inst. on his return to England.
Lieutenant. General Darling and suite have ar
rived in London from New South Wales. where
he has been succeeded By Major General Bourke.
II is said by well informed persons, that Lord
Cover is likely to 90 out to Russia as English
Ambassador, and that the Hon. Henry Fox,
Lord Hollands second son will accompany him.
From the progress which has been made in the
Irish and Scotch Bills, we may now expect that
they will be through Parliament by the time fix
ed upon for the general rejOicings and ilumina-
ton, viz. the 9th instant.
Captain O'Connell, Esq. has fallen a VIC
tim to the cholera at Tia;ee. He was in per-
feet health at three o'clock in the day, and a
corpse at seven the following evening.
The King held a Court and Levee at st.
James Palace, on Wednesday, Prince TalIey-
rand took leave pro tenpore.
The public rejoicings which were expected to
have been exhibited in this town yesterday, on
account of the English Reform Bill having re-
ceired the Royal assent, have been very properly
postponed until the Irish and Scotch Reform
Bills shall have received the same sanction
Sudden ebulitions of popular feeling may palliate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-26

Published, daily, (by EDGAR SNOWDEN') 10! tne
Town. AMI thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly op
poste the Post Office. Daily paper SO; Country pa
per IS per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines. inserted
daily, or every other day three times, 81; and %
cents for every subsequent insertion On ADVERTISE
nents inserted once or t,vce Oeek Is pc. cent. adj
,,i,;on.J No Advertisement considered less than
square. nor inserted for less than ST. All advertise.
men,s published in the Daily, appear IN the Counuy
paper.
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HEALTH OFrrcE, PHILADELPHIA

The Board of Health Of Philadelphia have " ".
the satisfaction to report to their fellow'e, ~
the undiminished state Of Health our city a.rs
sent enjoys. No report Of malignant eholes .s
been communicated this d,v-thus far favour
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

.,,ts1 tina, he ,tlc Speaker had no "feel-
<. Arnold said he must submit to the deci-
u" ,be Chair. He had, however, some views
800 ~ .nbiect Of our Indian relations which ne
% :" 40 vanity 10 believe would be acceptable to
,'a %r but he must reserve them for some &C.
nf nO NOR. congenial to the discussion OF that In
resting question: 49,.
. Va a,ood himself by the constitution and the Uni
N 'fI me States. Whenever they are overthrown,
I" ~ :, confessed that the times were very threat
ina the liberty of the People will be gone for
'Dna' and when the liberty of the People leaves
f = ,onntry. then want to leave it myself Sir
1 III I' mon gentlemen to remember what l this
is4" n,,sr. If this Union is once dissolved, the
a MI Of the United States will be the NEST
r.' ,i.Ssd upon the face of the earth. The South
, ,D.,[,p PROVINCES will have perfect system
a . %,,nony compared with ours. The worst
81 'r most sansuinary scenes Of the French ke'o'
DS will be thrown in the shade by the civil wars
.S,b will Jesolate this country, and drench II
" Ia hlood of its own citizens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
CORPORATION OF ALEXANDRIA.
PROEL AMaII(lN

fnOCLs1IHdI lON.
WHEREAS circumstances have rendered it ne.
cessary that the Quarantine Laws Of this Corpo-
ration should be carried into execution, | 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.
ing at any ports either in the United States, Bri-
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 brought 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 60 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,
1889. JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
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AS1};ssE
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER,
June %, 10 II. NJ


The Mail Of this morning brings US the fol-
lowing report of Battle with the Indians:
From the Indiana Observer, June IA.
BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS!!
A verbal account was received at this place,
Yesterday evening, stating that a battle had been
fought between the United States forces, under
the command Of Gen. Atkinson, and the Indians,
under the command of the chief, Black Hawk.
Our informant further states, that the troops un-
der Gen. Atkinson amounted to between two or
three thousand, and the force of the Indians be-
tween three and four thousand. The Indians
were defeated, with the loss OF three hundred
killed. The loss Of the American army is said
TO be one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE. The en-
gasement took place on Rock River, near Dix
on's Ferry. The account IS without date, and
probably exaggerated. Particulars will be CIV
en- next week.
The above is the only trace of this news which
the Mail furnishes. 1t is not credited by those
here who ought to know. The following is the
latest intelligence, of an exact nature, from the
theatre of war:
From, the Cincinnati Gazette, Of Juns l6.
INDIAN HosrILITIEs.-Our latest intelligence
from the scene of Indian warfare, is from Gale
ma, MAY 80, mouth of Fox river, May 60,
Beardstown, on the Illinois river June S.
At Galena great apprehension prevailed. Mar
tia law was eatorced. The citizens were engag.
ed in erecting block houses, and putting up pick
cts, and in performing short scouting parties for
defence. Cultivation was suspended, provisions
scarce, and distress, if not destruction, lowering
over them.
Gen. Atkinson was at the mouth of Fox river,
on the Illinois, May go, with considerable force.
But he had called for an addition of three thous-
and men. twenty-five hundred to be mounted:
five hundred on foot. 1t was urged that they
should rendezvous at Ottowa, mouth of Fox river,
between June ii and Is.
The hostile Indians occupied the country wa
tered by the Fox river and Rock river, extending
between the settlements Of Illinois, into the Mi
chigan Territory, except Galena and its vicinity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
This is to give notice,

WHAT the subscriber. of Alexandria County, in
i the District of Columbia has obtained from :he
Orphans Court CT Alexandra County. in the District
of Counbia, letters of administration on the personal
estate of David Martini late of the County ao esaid,
deceased All persons having claims against said de
cedent are hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court, or be-
fore tho 9,h day of June, 1888, they may by law,
be excluded from all benefit said estate; and those
Indebted thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment Given under my hand. this 9Th June, 1882.
JAMES DOUGLAS,
;une 10 eo6t Admir- of David Martin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
This is to give Notice,

vINHAT the subscriber, of Alexandria County, in the
4 District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of said County letters of administration
the personal estate of william Donaldson, late Of
sid County. deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent are hereby warned to exh'
bit the same the subscriber, pissed By the Orphans
Court, on or before the 18th day Of june 1885, they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to said estate;
and those Indebted thereto are required to make i'm,
mediate payment. Given under my hand this 18th OF
June, 1882. ELIZABETH DONhLDSON,
June l9-eo3t Adm'x of William Donaldson.
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nj A r RI ED,

On the ED instant. in Christ Church, TURNER
Dixon, Esq. of Virginia, to MARY JANE. second
daughter of the late JoHN B. PArroN, Esq. OF this
place.
On Thursday. the 2lst instant, by the Rev.
Elias Ha,r ison, Mr. WILLIAM H. McKNIGHr,
to Miss MARGAREr. daughter Of Mr.. PRESLEY
IArnps all uf Alexandria.
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ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.
y0yD3Y MORNING. JUNE 2s. 1852.

Avery familiar use is made of the word L" ho-
,,,,be" in this country. Every body IN office
,,a,,in, to be an " honorable. So are they,
n all honorable men," The absurdity OF the
,sio, !, manifest from the fact, that Boston pa
n,r announces the arrival in that city OF the Hon,
Amos Kendall! If Amos is hereafter to be
JobbeJ honorable, some men who really deserve
he appeIlatiOn will be sorry to see it prehxed to
telr names.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
For Rent,
EOtice.

Office ofthe alexandria Canal Company,
vuyIE 9Th nstament called for on the stock OF inns
Company becomes due to edard :" the
work with ygor is hoped that Stockholders will be
prompt in making Payment.
insslments will be received atthe Bank OF Potomac
and at the Mechanics Bank at either OF which places
s"Ssc,ibers are requested to CALL AND PAY; and,
Co. the rester facility of all parties is requested that
the recepts last given will be produced SO that each
subsequent payment may be regularly endorsed there
on BY order. &c. JOHN IL: CnLA9.'
may 3l-d3taeotf C'erk A. y "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKET-June 81.

RICHMOND MARKET-June 81.
Hhsat One of the largest and finest crops on
James River. amounting 10 full 10000 bushels,
was contracted for Yesterday by our City Mil
lers at S1,a5. to be delivered as fast as it can
be got out, good portion Of it in July. This
sale may be considered as establishing the open
ING price in this market. A small or inferior crop
would not command 50 high price.
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BALTIMORE PArnIor OFFICE, !


Friday. O'Clock. p. W.
The Market-The Flour maj ket this morning
is very fiat: We quote the wagon price at SO so
624. which shews decline of 123 cts since
Wednesday-we hear Of no transactions from
store. Corn, of good quality. is worth 20 cts:
Whiskey, in hhds., is selling at 5lac., now held
firmly at SIC. At public sale, 100 hhds. New
Orleans Sugar sold at 90 6 20, usual credits.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

Hest Point-T'he annual examination at this
institution closed on Saturday last, and we may
doubtless soon expect the report of the Board of
Visitors. That it will be favorable, highly ia.
vorable, in its views, both Of the general utility
of that school, and Of the present remarkable
proficiency Of the Cadets in all the branches
taught there, cannot be doubted By any one whose
fortune it may have been to witness the recent
examination. We know that it surpassed the ex-
pectaton of several who we're prepared to expect
great deal. The knowledge acquired by such
application and .horoughness Of learning, as can
alone carry young man through the ordeais OF
these examinations, must. in after-life, whatever
be his career, prove public benefit. The rolls
of generalSmerit having been arranged, we lay
before our readers the names Of the hive Cadets
in each class most distinguished at the General
Examination June, l8S2.-N T. .4nnfr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
Notice.

Dbl, cATIoN will be made to the President and
A directors of the Fire Insurance Company OF Alex.
.ndra for the renewal of certificate for ten shares OF
stool in said Company, issued in the name Of horde'
col Miller, numbered 10, dated November Is 1879
which has been lost or mislaid. june la-2aw'w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

thnice Wines.
HHE subscribers have for sale an assortment OF fin
est WINES, in boxes of dozen each, viz.
Champaign, Ormant Aouet brand
Leadtop Champaign. in pints and quarts
Chambertin burgundy
"CIossman Il Co." best Chateau LATTE Claret
"Winkler," "OpPenheimer." "oberweiseler,"
and - HattenheImer," OLD Hook
St Julien. La Ner,he, St. Joseph and Laffitte
white and red C?aret
White Hermitage and Sautene
Muscat, Lunel, Hermitage, Malvosin
Chateau Nsrgeaux
Extract d Absinthe
Nedoc Clsret, in cssks
Madeira, in pipes. hogsheads and quarter casks,
old and of the very bes: quality
Sicily and hsrseilles Madeira
st. Lucar, Sherry, Port
Dry and sweet hslass, &c. &c.
;u..e % A. G.. CAZENOvE b Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

Celebration Of the Fourth Of Juy.-Ata meet
ing OF tie Committees appointed by the different
Associations, civil anu military, and the citizens
Of Alexandria, TO make arrangements for the
Celebration of the Fourth of July, (held at the
Brooke Lodge On the Goth inst on motion,
JAMES CLOUD was called 10 the Chair, and
EDGAR SNowDEN appoiated Secretary.
On motion, il vas
R.sOIrsd. That the order taken nv 'he Gene
'a Committee in the Celebration II the .nt"n-
nal Anniversary Of Washington s .-1s,, 10.
adopted, aud ordered by this Commute ..-
owed, in the Celebration of the FourtG a,
On motion, II was
Rssoirsd, That c. A ALEXANDER, Esq. br
eence, previous 10 the delivering Of the Grafton
ny l. r. coleman, Esq.
Oa motion, IL was
Reso!red, That William d. Mutt be appointed
Vo'ef Marshal of the Day, with power to APP
point Assistant Marshals.
ou motion, it was
6ssO!rsd, That Committee of Eve be appoint.
"a TO request the use Of Church for the cere-
MONIES OF the day, and to attend to the arrange
., The following gentlemen were appointed the
SOmmittee:-Messrs. b. S. Kinsey. G. P. Wise,
" L. White, Thomas Mount, WIN. Fl. Thomp.
sou.
on motion, the Meeting adjourned.
JAMES CLOUD, Chairman.
EDGAR SSowosS. See'v.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
The Sisters IF Charity.

Inc SlStcfS VI CNOfNJ.
IlIS institution is located at the corner Of Fairfax
l. and Duke streets, Alexandra, c. and will COM
mence on Monday the 10Th inst The class rooms are
spa ous and airy and will be Kept neat and clean tor
the benefit Of the pupils.
Desides the usual branches of female education les
sons win be given in French, Music, Drawing, PANT
ing &c The Sister who will attend to the French de.
parment, will every eIerton to CONN unicate TO
the pupils an accurate and correct pronunciation OF
the language and introduce the practice of speaking
the language, during class and recreation.
The Sisters will endesvor to impsrt that useful
knowledge, and inculcate those correct principles OF
literature and morality, which are the brightest gems IN
the female character.
The inhabitants of the principal cities OF the Union
witnesses Of the general benefit resulting 10 society
since the of the Institution IN the Um
led States In the year 1909 Society OF pous sdes
located the mselves in the vicinity of Emitburgh Free
derrick County, Mary land, known to the public by the
name of SISTERS OF cHAnITI, and incorporated BY the
General Assembly Of Maryland in 1906 since that Pc
rod these Ladies have dedicated themselves to the
service OF God, AID the Education Oh oi men
this is i branch.
The course of instruction embraces the English and
French languages. Orthography, Grammar. Compost.
ton Writing, Rational Arithmetic. Geography, Ancient
and Modern History, Composition, Conversations on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Book Keeping,
Plain and Fancy Needle.work.
CHARGES:
The Common Branches Of English,
per quarter, IS 60
Music and use Of instruments. 10 90
: Drawing and Painting. w
Oil Painting on Velvet ~ w
Embroidery ~
Fancy work 10
Hours Of Attendance, from to IL A. NJ ana 'ro'
2 to p. d. s;,h p.s
tor Of st Mary's Church.
Alexandria, June IA, lS32-d3tSeo4t
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For Rent.

For Rent.
The STORE HOUSE we now occu-
S5asi by, an excellent stand. and well calculated
sss for an extensive wholesale and retail Grocery
&A2 business. by erecting shed in the back yard,
which would cost very little Possession may be had
at any time, and the rent is very low.
Also, the store House and Dwelling lately occupied
by Richard Hopkins & Co. ore of the best stands
and stores in town for the wholesale and retail Dry
Goods business; and the Dwelling is convenient, plea.
san, aad healthy Possession may be had on the 9Th
of September next.
June IS 2awtf JOSEPH JANNEf 20
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Notice

4 COMMITTEE of the S.fVINGS FUND INS7I,
N IUTY0Nwi attend at the Office of the Assoc'
a.ion in the building in the ofihe Marine lnsur
ance Office, on Monday. the lst of Jul from to o..
clock p. NJ, to receive deposits Of moneys and Will
attend at the same place Monday in each week at
forwards. for the same purpose. BY order:
iune 25-df w. C. PAGE, Treasurer.
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~, uAeSticS.

~ BALES Indigo Blue. Chambrsys, and Tw,!'ed
ID Stripes, from the Mshuen Factory, landing from
the schooner Velocity. for sale by
;rpeo, W. FOWLE g Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

lst CLAss-1. George W. Ward, Mass.
2. Robert v. Smith, Mississippi
S. Benjamin S. Eweil, Virginia
4. George w. Cass, Ohio
5. Jacob w. Bailey, Rhode Island
cd Glass;. iona. G. Barnard, Massachusetts
.. Frederick A. Smith, do
5. William A. Sidell, New York
4. Geo. W. Cullum, Pennsylvania
S. Rufus King, New York
Sd CL,ss-I. William Smith, do
.. Harrison Loughborough, Ky.
5. John Saunders, Florida
4. John F. Lee, Virginia
S. James Duncan, New York
4th Glass;. George NJ. Legate, do
.. Thomas T. CAN'T, Virginia
s. Charles II. Bigelow, Mass.
4. Charles J. Whiting, Maine
5. Montgomery Blair, Kentucky
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
+ or Sale,

1 LIKELY Negro Boy, about ii years ofage, late.
"A ly from the country and has been for few months
employed about house work None need apply OK.
cept residing Alexandria, and wanting SAID Boy fer
his own use June l9-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

We are requested, in addition TO the notice
already given, to remind the National Republican
Youns Men Of the adjoining counties in Virginia,
that the third Monday in July IS fixed for the
meeting Of the StsuntOn Convention. It's very
desirable that full and efficient representation
should be had Business of importance will be
laid before the Convention. Loudoun has alrea-
dy determined to send delegates, and it is pre-
samed that the National Republicans OF Fairfax
and Prince William will unite with their poitl-
cal friends throughout the State in this measure.
We occasionally see attacks upon MIR. Calhoun
ia the Jackson newspapers. These are malis-
nani, because uncaled for and unnecessary. Mr..
Calhoun has confessedly sacrificed himself He
acknowledges that, in adopting and avowing the
doctrines Of notification, he has placed himself
out Of the reach Of popular favor. Why, then,
pursue him with reviinss and abuse?
very violent storm passed over Washington
County, Nd on Monday afternoon. 1t continu-
cd Tor about five minutes, and did considerable In
Jury in the up-rooting Of trees, the prostration OF
burns, fences, grain, &c. IL extended, in great
violence, as far as we have learnt, says the Torch
Light, South of US to Funks-,own. and North to
ne Pennsylvania Iiue. We understand that
nach damage has been sustained in Middletown
Valley, Frederick County.
The Senate was engaged, on Friday, in consl-
derng the Internal Improvement Bill, which was
finally ordered to third reading, by vote of
% to Is. The amendment proposed by MIR.
Forsyth, to strike out the appropriation tor the
Cumberland Road, failed, BY vote of 90 to 20.
Ia the House of Representatives, the Tarlf
Bill Vas considered. Having got the bill out OF
the Committee Of the Whole, it was taken up in
The House, and the amendments made in Com
m,t;ee were concurred in by the House, with the
exception Of the amendment which proposed to
reduce the duty on salt from ten to FIVE cents per
pounds, which was rejected-Yeas g., Nays
lO2. The bill having been gone through, Mr..
NcDuffe offered an amendment, proposing that
all cOons Of the value of fifteen cents the square
yard, should pay duty of twelve and half per
cent. al yalorem. Before any decision was had
On this amendment, the House adjourned.
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For EOStOn.

sSa The packet schooner VELOCITY,
My Ryder master, will take freight lows for which
nT os1-,re spply TO w. FOWLE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25
Cotton Narn

q NJ. IS H. JANNEY have large supply OF
-. Cotton Yarn On hand, from No. 4 to No. IL, from
the OccCquan Factory. june -
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Nails.

aeyr KEGS Nails, from Sd to 4od, jast received
y and tor sale by
;vne 95 s. ". & s. II. JaFNEY.
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Sicily l.eNlONs.

AZ BOXES Sicily Lemons, in prime order andn"
~ from schooner Velocity, Ryder, from Boston, ter
sale by >. IL. = D H. 'NNNhi'
lune 25
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ChalNNaigUe.

CNaMYaiSUe.
on BASKETS Champagne. ofprime quality, which
~ W. will sell low to close consignments.
iune IS S Al g S. JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-25

Public sale.
an Wednesday, the 28th Instant at 10 O'Clock, will
" be sold At the corner Of King AMI Pitt street,
variety Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting Of Bedsteads, bureaus, Tables. Chairs,
China ware, Croekery ware, Glass ware, Silver ware,
one Eight Day Clock, and variety Of other articles.
Terms made known al the place Of sale.
June 25-3t JOHN JOHNSTON.