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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12

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In all its uariefies. neatly er H lto.:' a~ ,,lr
disDa,ch. al The Phenir Gazette Ggl :',;., 4
riH5 Be erecuted eue,y description Of Tnr,IpgrITIgd
iherm RED, Blue, GREEM' or 1hND
sED T. Z i-s Y 8l u - a.s,
or EVERY KIND FOR SALE At rh''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-12
DR.. Lees genuine Patent Nee Lon
BIi1m PW.

TXT3ACT Of a letter. wrI,.en ~ very 't'''iI
IL BILE gem IMAM. residing IN Ha,im re, to n; g,
scriber, WIN deem, il his dun. though ro'f'a'',
TO lay il before IN. public, wit. ching 'he W.T.
name, for particular reference, sl'''d a. re- h
Personally. shH ~
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~ Haying.been for several years in posses.
sion OF n concern in MIR. NATHAN sasrrKRp's patent
for making aud vending his Ointment known i the
nam Of Dr " Ju,isins' Patent Specific 0intm:n..'-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained anew pat
ent thereon, and having likewise renewed with
". Shepherd the same interest 1 held before IL !,
deemed necessary that public notice be given of the
Z nuisance. ',aving devoted much me and care
during ie above period. ia preparing and making this
Ointment, an. been'nstrumentai in giving il the gene
raj character it has sustain H. with wb,teyry mn,ova
ment all this time, it has received Ipresent il to
public attention As heretofore, the genuinenes. of
the Ointment may be known by the lab eli around the
ointment pot, thus
'' Wade and sold wholesale anlresaa near Frederick
I'D bye Hsrs,ons, eoncerneaia the p tent right
Aprf; S. C,>Hl.GS sERs tuNS
For sale BY WILLIAM SrABLER.
june Orsggia Fai.far Street.
Job srinJing
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NemeAy for the Denpsy.

l..aa,!,ia. Angus, e,!S92-em
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may 10 diff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

aAnofhey Mammoth Some of the morning
papers contain notice OF an application to the
Legislature of this Stase for all act to incorporate
new bank to be established IN this city, with
capital of thirty five millions of dollars, and to
be called the National Union Bank. The no.
tice is signed by Elisha Tibbets, for himself and
his associates.
The charter is to be limited to thirty-f
years from the expiration of the Bank of the U.
States. Branches to be located in each State,
only when authorized by an act OF It's Legsla-
ture; stock in them to be subscribed Tor exclusive
ly by citizens of the State. and the branch dIree
tory to consist of eleven members. chosen by the
stockholders, and two by the State; the directo-
~ of the mother bank 10 consist OF thirteen mem
bers, citizens Of the United States, chosen by the
Stockholders. and one by the branch or branches
of each State, to have controlling power over
the branches in appointing their principal officers,
and in regulating their issues, loans, &C., and
no director Of any other bank to be director IN
this.
..AII notes for circulation to be issued at the
mother bank, and payable there. the whole issue
never to exceed the capital. and no note to be less
than 40.
1.-The bank to collect and transmit the moneys
of the United States upon the requisition of the
per cent. per annum interest on all United States
deposits remaining three months either in tank,
or branch, on condition that Congress direct COL
Iectors, &c. to deposit their moneys therein. and
tn receive the bills of the bank
The bank to be exempt from the Safety Fund
act, but ats capital, and that OF the branches, to
be liable to taxation IN the respective States like
their own banks.
-. Each State authorizing bank, to reserve
the right 70 direct its removal, on giving three
years notice by law, to the mother bank. in which
case the mother bank to be authorized to make
arrangements with local bank to transact the
United States business.
"Other powers and restrictions to be included,
ia the discretion Of the Legislature. aud copy
Of the charter to be sent to the Governor of each
State. to submit it to the Legislature thereof for
concurrence "-Ne,o York Whig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
ORDER OF THE DAY.

arrangements TO be observed in the celebration Of
the Cenenr,im Birth Duy of Washington
The Chief Marshal. appointed by the Com
mittees Of the Citizens, the Military aud the va
riOus Societies of the town of Alexandra,
coInmends the following orde' to be observed in
the procession, on the 22d instant.
Civic Escort.
Uniform Volunteer Companies.
Alexandria Washington Lodge No 90.
and the other Lodges
Clergy aud Orator of the Day.
Washington Society
Relatives Of Washington. in Carriages.
Revolutionary officers aud Soldiers, in carriages
Mayor and Common Council.
General Committee.
General of Brigade and Suite, ON horse hack.
Officers of the Army and Navy Of the U. 8.
st. Andrews Society.
Mechanic Relief Society.
llibernian do.
Captains aud Seamen,
Schools.
Citizens.
Route ofthe Procession.
The Chief Marshal directs the Volunteer Com
panes, the Societies, Citizens. &c. to assemble
at halt past o'clock on Royal street, IN front Of
the City Hotel. At 10 O'clock the procession to
move in the order above designated, up King to
Washington street; down Washington to Prince
street; down Prince to Fairfax street, and down
Fairfax to the First Presby terian Church.
After the exercises at the Church, the process.
sion will return to the City Hotel, where it will
be dismissed.
The following Gentlemen have been appoint
ed Assistant Marshals of the day.
George Brent &. A. Alexander
VIM. A. Williams Edward DainseIfield
James Irwin WIN. l. Hodgson
Edgar Snowden
JOHN WASHINGTON.
Chief Marshal.
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X,0MAsNaIe.
This beautiful and thorough bred

E1s<S{A near iiexantlria. and IN IN .iciuity ot
sStxSsSA " 4shng,on. Further ni, Imltion
lst,on IN, stands, sc will be hereaf,,r gwen.
iosp,nAtk is a beautiful dspped grey, ,S4 hands
high, e great bone and muscle, and Possesses smsn
crosses of thu I'D Medley blood much sough. after
., breeders for the turf, and now so scarcr) as any
horse in the United States. ondslae ais" hss more
of the Old Fearnought than stallion country
as will bc from his pedigree
LoND>DsL LIE was got by Young Medley out OF Mari
anna, b, telemschus. grand dsm by Wild Medley, g
dan, Youre Fearn ush. gg dam b' the 'mp"r'e'i
horse Stephen < & < dam b, haN'o''s Feaino4gnt
Young Medley was bred by Matthew Page, of Ere.
deuck Count, Va and WAS got ny the celebrated Cup
Bearer his dan. Old Medley, grand dam by iarr >,
cdp-e. & & d. t.ondsdse, E e dam by spark;
which last horse Vas imported oy Gov Oge, OF Mar
land, and presented to him by Lord Baltimore iele'
rnacnus WAS bred by Mr MERIT, of Brunswick Co, Vr
gn,a aud was got by Old Dinmed, his dame ~ the
imported Dare Devil grand dam ~ Communication, x
dam by Damon & 6 6 dam ny Old Partner out Of Col
Robert AlexsndeIs famous mare, nerslN known bJ
the name Of tAe Mule, equal to any OF her da
Wild NJ des WAS got by Old die. his dam b.,
Willsir, grand d.m ny Sh.ndy; his dam wa, he ia
nous mare old Sporllcy got by OLD Janus The dam
of sporlev purchased by General Thomas Nelson
from the Spanish Main.
Young Fearnought was got BY Gay, his dam by Old
Fearnought, grssd dam b tn same, dam " JoI'y
Roger, out of thor ugh bred Of Col joan ay
ors Ga, got BY Celer. his dam BY I'D PARTNER,
grand dam b, Valiant. g lam by Go Byro's 'rt
ed rryat out of thorough bed mare, - cer"h'd by
Col Thomas VI Randolph, of James River
Cup Be.rer was got by imported BEDFORD, his dam
b, HARRIS Eclipse, out Of Vanity, b, Celer, Silver
Eye. &c
h, .olow;ng certificates fr n gentlemen VII re side
in toe u where Gracious, Ra,t Ter, aud Sur Charles
Stood. prove ms W AS foal ge,tcr:
~ do hereby certify that L,nsise. owned by Is
Whiting Esq as, m! opinion. one OF the finest ioai.
getters IN the country; and his colts will compare with
ia OF ry other horses get in the neighborhood
have bred from Ionslaie, aud Conscientious IN as
s.r,ins that have never been more pleased with the
progeny If any other than am with his. Given under
ny hand this 6th February, 1852
Rosr p. BnoOKE
have colt two years o, next spring, go by Ions
81 .ie which consider equal 10 an! colt ever SAW tor
beautu, figure, and having full proportion OF bone
aud muscle DAVID hhADt.
February6 1892.
C. w CARLHLE WHITING,
feb 22-euSt horven
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

Az meeting of the Board OF Common Cour.
Gil Of Georgetown held on the l7th:-
Mr.. Clements offered the following, which was
read and laid ON TIT table,
Resoirsd By The Board Of ,ai'ermea a d Board
IF Common Council Of The Ccrporaiion of
Gergetotcn, Tha, of the Board OF Alder
men aud --- Of the Board of Common Coun-
Gil be- and they are hereby appointed a Commit
tee. with Instructions to confer with such Com
mi,re- as the Corporation of Alexandria may no.
inmate. to consider the expectancy and practical
bility Of connecting, with their contemplated
Acquetluc, over the Potomac, free Bridge, and
how far it would seem likely to subserve the 60
neralinterests Of Alexandria, to present to Con-
gress joint Memorial. asking for such an ap-
preparation of money as would effect The entire
objects
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

The Ueafher. -Grear and sudden indeed has
been the change of the atmosphere! On Monday
morning the thermometer stood at 59', and on
Tuesday morning at 24', making difference OF
thirtv-fve degrees in twenty -four hours. On
Monday night there was violent Snow-storm.
being the twenty'frst snow since Winter com
menced. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
James >. GuMneli, M. y.

DEVI 1917
- ESPECTFUiEYinf informs the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandra that he may be consulted at Mr.
u. CI.setts Hotel Oh the first and third WEDNESDAY,
in every month, from O'clock nntii2
Allletters addressed to DIR G At his Office be, SeeD
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington Cit or lett ut Mr. CbgePs Hotel. Alex,
aniril, wni be punc,uay attended to.
janl;-e Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
Rather
THIS Thoroughbred and beautiful
HORSE,

a. ~ THIS thorough bred and beautiful
81 yin .,,,s III. s ss:.:s ::..,. :. Pot
al .-Slis.S L Tohacco. Char es County, Mar, and,
i at some 9th r convenient situations of which
ucc will be given
RArlLhR is 9 chestnut, full Is hands 81 incheS
high with remarkably ine short and gloss Cost Of
lair (,,e surest Indication of high blood with strong.
clean bone great muscular power, and symmet
FORM and graceful and easy in action, any horse in
Virginia
The pedigree Of RATHER is short, and As rich ~
blood make it, The following extract Of letter
from James Harrison, lag IA gentleman well KIN
the racing world will satisfy the most scrupu-
ous OF the purity Of his bood:-
- RITTER sired Ly the celebrated horse
iimole"n, til best son Of Archy. his dam BY Consu.
ton BY Diomed, aud Of uie Of Timole6n -
This was Ey the old imported Satram. which was
BY O'KeIly's celebrated English Eclipse, his dam.
Old Wiilair. x dam, Fesrnough,, K & dsm Dri.
yer, Sgggg, the nported Vampire, gggggg Fx.
low lie 10 Of the stock If r. Benia Jones' OF
Greensyille. RATHER has much Diomed blood in
HIM n,shorse IA the United Sistes, and believe
par,akes OF more Crosses Constitution, BY Diomed,
III. sire Of his dam rimole&b, by Archy, by Domrd,
his re-sli Mr.. Jones' run-they stand No in The
,lendsr Of America. TimaieOn Kate, Aratus, Mid
If Lodi Snow Storm, Sally Walker. Sally MCGEE, and
man, other fn- racers of this stock, Your horse
deserves to do well, for he is doubled and twisted in
the same stock" For particulars see bills
Z. Mason.
Clover Hill, Stafford, Feb. 10, 1892.
feb IL tl5lhM Nat Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

P We accidentally omitted to insert, as we
intended, the proceedings of the great meeting at
New York, supporting the decision Of the Senate
in the case Of Nc Van Buren,. 1t was one 81 the
largest and most respectable meetings ever held
in the city. and was conducted with great unani-
nifty and order.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

The Senate, on Monday after disposrns Of
some morning business, resumed the considera-
ton Of Mr.. Clay's resolution. Mr.. Ewing con-
cluded his argument ia support Of the resolution
occupying nearly two hours. Mr.. Miller, Of
). c. then took the floor. but as the day was ad-
vanced, he asked an adjournment.
In the House of Representatives, numerous
petitions and resolutions were received. aud the
resolution respecting the printing certain British
documents was agreed to. Then. after short
discussion Of the insovent bill, and laying it over,
The House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

The brig Java. Of Salem, from Batavia. wreck.
ed last week at Cape Cod, was insured in Boston
for 100000 on vessel and cargo. The loss
will be nearly total one.
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fur Amsterdam

st5s, The coprered hip EDU.ARD,
q Capt Core erals, is now loading, and will take
50 hhds. Of Tobacco, On freight, # offered SOON
Apply to w. FoWLE CO.
fen p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
CONN ERCIAL.

" The wagon price If Flour on Saturday
was "a 95, instead Of "a Is, as quoted in yester,
davis paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22


The ine corps of Philadelphia Volunteers. un-
der Capt. Worrel, reached the city yesterday az
ternoon, about three O'Clock, in the steam bnat
Fredericksburg, via Baltimore. and repaired to
their quarters at Barnard's Hotel. to which
they were escorted BY Capt Beall's fine Compa-
ny of City Ligh, Infantry. We regretted that
the weather was SO unfavorable for military dis
play or comfort. The rain fell in torrents all
day, and both Corps were exposed to the pelt-
inss Of the storm during the whole of their march
from the steamboat to the hotel.-Nat. Int.
Tremendous Explosion. disastrous ef-
fects Of gunpowdrr were very forcibly exhibited
on Thursday evening last. at the store of Mr..
Harvey Rpqua, IN the town Of Greenburgh. N.
Y. About O'clock, the owner having left the
store for few minutes, the fire from the stove
bv some means communicated to a cask of pow
der, which exploded with tremendous noise,
demol,shing the store and scattering its contents
and fragments in every direction Provdenlia-
", no person was in near the building at the
moment of the accident; shed adjoining, con-
tanning ha caught fire. but was soon extingu.sh-
ed. The pocket book OF Mr.. r. containing seve-
raj hundred dollars in bills. was foun1 in the
field considerable distance from the scene Of
destruction. The conclusion produced BY this
explosion was felt for miles round, and excited
a guod deal of astonishment, among the inhabi-
tants.-Westchesfer Her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
Attemtinn NiAs Guards!

VJpU are hereby not 10 attend Parade ut the
i aarks ct quare, on Wednesday morning, 22d III
h If pas, O'Clock, to join in tie celebration OF TIE
anniversar, Of the Father oi our County
By order Of the Captain
feb % 3, Hh' EN- " =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

ps This day being set apart as a season OF
res, and rejoicing, no paper will be issued to-
morrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
Fur Capes, pelerines s Boas.

XXTuLiAM GREGORY 6 Co. have just received
w full assortment f cspes. peier'nes. bas, &c.
o different kinks Of furs; winch they Offer tor ssie
on moderate terms.
feb 20-3t =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

We are Informed. from Princeton, that the
Hon. John Sergeant. Of Philadelphia, has accept
ed an invitation from the American Wing Socie-
ty to deliver an Annual Address before the two
Literary Societies of Princeton College, on the
day preceding commencement in September next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

6a An Grafton will be delivered tins day be-
fore the Citizens Of Alexandria. in the First Pres
byterian Church. b, Thomas SEMMEs, Jr Esq
The centre of the Church will be appropriated ex-
clusvely to the ladies'. Gentlemen will not be
admitted until the arrival of the procession. The
Committee Of Arrangements and the Marshals
sill attend to the proper disposition Of the differ
ent Sucie les and Associations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

w. The Committees appointed by the Cit-
Zens of Alexandria and the different Societies
and Associations to make arrangements for the
celebration of the Centennial Anniversary Of
w A>HINGTON'S Birth. Day, respectfully re-
commend
That the dawn of this day be ushered in by the
ringing of bells.
That the citizens. as far as practicable, sus.
pend business during the day.
That masters Of vessels in port decorate their
vessels with flags; and that the National Aag De
hoisted in the Public Square.
That the Cltizens, Societies. Public Officers,
&c. assemble at the City Hotel in lime to move
in procession at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
OuliA
" anteA,

1 an Assistant in a Dry Goods Store, good sales.
! man Of correct habits, who is capable Ut conduct
rr the busins The abse nee of the principal. To-
person well qualified for the suatIon and is satistsc-
tory recommended. liberal compensation will be 81
ven Applications may be- addressed to w. j., care Ut
the Editor; If by mail. postage TO be psid
feb ll-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
Agency ut Fortress Monroe.

ASency NJ Nfeee .N"NeOc.
vllt subscriber offers his services for the ensuing
L wear rs General gent at this pace for the pur
pose of transact, such business ma, be conhded
his care All orders from persons residing at dis.
lance having business to transact either with G,ver
ment or private individuals shall have his strict atten
ton. MARSHALL PAkkS.
feb l8-2w
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Mechanics Hank.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb Is, 1882.
CtrOCKHOL.DERSga are hereby notified that an Fec
- ton for fifteen Director 10 serve the year ensu
ing. will be held at their Banking house, on the seco
Monday 9th day. Of March next.
CHAS, CHAPLIN.
feb l3-3awtElec Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
reM iinrnen .7eeNs.

KEEL OoEdCh |'SNNo'
uTM SrAB.ER has jus, received a Pa.. s OF u"
" snr;up suppIy of the celebrated Garden Seeds,
from u IL G. Landrsth', Establishments, Phadeiphr
- hand a few dozen bottles OF
COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH-WASH.
very popular ar'ic for cleansing and the
eth and CT. ansing the mouth, which is offered at
hoe an retail; ogether with iarse assortment OF
Drugs, MEDICINES, f. DYE STUFF'S.
mo TIFF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
Nr. J u. Micah,
NTAL SURG EON,


DENT SURG EON,
HAS arrived in Alexandra AMI taken lodgings &C
Mr. >ewton's Hotel, where he may BE- consult.
ed At any tim the subject Of Dental Surgery. lie
cculy offers his services to the citizens Of Alex.
andr,a and its vicinity tor few days Artificial Teeth
set in according to The most scient6ca print pes Tho
individual have choice Of porcelain. animal, hui
man. or artificial teet made out Of the tusk OF tho
se.horse Cleaning, p'ugg'ng with gold and tnfoii.
separating, and extracting, useless teeth and 'tumps
with and
From the close application which Dr. WCALL has
ri, the science of Dental Surgery both theory
su practice, and rom his experience in the SCIENCE
he hopes meet with sl,a OF public patronage -
Testimonials will BIZ presented Of the most ss'scto.
ry character, IL requested. DIR NCa'l has invented
remedy f,r curing The tooth ache, which he has USED
with the astonishing success for some time pa".
Persons who wish 10 avail Themselves ut It can do 50
BY appl,ing to him. Geo. White .uctioneer) ana
81 sure is he Of IT'S that he will take oackS
# there is no cure provided it is used according to
the directions. No cure, no pay Tie VIII wait on u
dies aud gentle men At their dwellings, 1T requested.
he may be found his room from 10 the morning n
iii o'clock IN the evening Private rooms TOR those
who call zen ~ cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

.'teMtlNn lhde YeMdeM d uos!
VIOU are hereb, fc, to AS It mble al the Market
3qusre, at O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
d instant, with arms and equipments in complete Or
der By order: In WHILE,
feb 20 st LIST Sergeant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22

HWtbnVs No0is at auction.
I'M thursday, the 23l instant st II o'clock, will be
~ soil At Auct ROOMS without reserve, to
Close sales, q co ie c,ioD Of
BULBOUS ROOTS,
in good order ed from the txIdens Of the ceIe.
brstsd T.. Il Krssge, at Hare in osndg consisting
Of he most bsau'iiul hyacnihs tn ips tszits, &c.
Viii be added 10 the abore,
10 dozen god banded pia,es
10 do cut tumblers and wines
90 10 gro, nd bottom tuubl-rs
2pair splendid gilt msntel glasses
2 do Fier do do }
do astral lamps
passage do planetory
Cut decsnters, ccIeres, &c &c.
feb %
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" hisx~y

Nhisxey
~ HHDs whskey, landing from steamboat Colum
4 pis fer sale by JOHN II LADD.
feb 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-22
Centeunial Badges,

an white satin, intended Tor the CeleOration Of this
- day. This simple and appropriate article IL adapt
d to ornament equally the Civic Escort; The Military
Proce sson, or the Bail kooin For sale by
feb % 1t III IA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-28
IN couNcIL-ocToBER "a. 1882.

The resignation of James Birch, as Police
Constable, was received and accepted by the
Council.
On balloting for Police Constable, in the
place Of James Birch, resigned, Henry fat.a
paugh was duly elected.
The resignation Of Henry Tatsapaugh, as a
Watchman, was received aud accepted by the
Council.
On balloting for Watcb'nan. in the place Of
Henry Tatsapaugh, resigned, Edward Latham
was duly elected.
Mr. Smoot was added to the Committee APP
pointed in April last on the memorial OF John
Cohagan, with directions to enquire what amend
ments should be made in the existing laws re-
lating to Inspectors, Measures, aud Guagers.
A memorial from Joshua Yeaton was received
and read, and referred to the Real Estate Com.
mttee.
The Council consented to reconsider the re-
port OF the Committee on the petiinn Of the
Assessors, which Yas, upon motion, laid "n the
table
The resignation of & H Miller, as one of the
Guardians of the Free School, was accepted by
the Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-28
DIED,

At Waterloo. King George County. IVA the
residence Of Needham l., Washington, ESQ, on
the Gath inst. Miss SID FY ALEXANDER, daugh-
ter OF the late Gerard Alexander, ot Prince
William County.
In Dumfrie,. (Va) on Sunday the 18Th inst, (,
Of pulmonary consumption, WILLouenBy W
TEBBs. Thus has fallen, before he had attained
the meridian of life an honorable man, aud good
citizen, whose mennry will be long cherished by
his friends, among whom was the writer OF TINS
brief notice, who bestuws it in sorrow oil heart 10
departed worth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-28
Catholic Eibles.

YJviE IloLr BIBLE. translated from the Latin Vui
gate diligently compared with the Hebrew, Hreek'
and other editions, in " rious languages With ammo
tations, refert noes, aud Chronol0gca Index. hume
rous plates In vol 4to. Price E liars
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