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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-04

Niles in his Weekly Register snys---
ave have always regarded n National
Church as the greatest curse inflicted on
the human race, and often wondered at
its endurance, so foul and filthy as it is,
so lewd AMI debasing as we be-
lieye bnsphemous. Tho mild and be-
nevolcnt religion we profess, demands 10
considerations Of priests, nor armies or
soldiers, for its support. IL Christianity
cannot rest I'm it's own good principles
lit is not whnt we have been taught TO
believe that it is. Armed men had no.
thing to do'with Its institution, and can
not he brought into its support, unless
in infamous thfsting after power, and
base enslavement of the minds, rs well
ms the bodies, sf men. The tylhe gath
er in England is under the same influ-
ence that directed tho followers of Ma.
homet, to propagate, or maintain, his
religion by the sharpness Of their seine
tars and SO it is, and must be whcney.
er and wherever national church is cs.
tablished. The foundation is force
the mems ignorance, with superstiiion
and hypocrisy for It's agents, no matter
what tho professions or forms of such
n church may be, corruption is ut the
root and the fruit is peracious."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-04
Uav0rhiII, (Muss.) |

Tea and Coffee Drinking.- IT be London
Lancet gives an account of a meeting of the
London Medical Society, at which discus
sion arose concerning the effects produced by
the habitual use oftea and coffee. We find
this account IN a valuable periodical of this
city, the Dedicai Magazine. papes was
read, the evthor of which condemned both
those articles in decided terms, and had kept
a record ofmnny cases tending TO confirm
his views. The President declared, in gen
eral, that he concileG with the writer in his
opinion. Mr.. Proctor contendcl, that though
the use of tea might be injurious 10 dyspcptic
persons, or to other persons in the morning,
his own experience had taught him that IL
was beneficial in tho evening. DR.. Shear.
man thought, that were few members of the
Society who had 10, derived material benefi
from thcsp much sandered fluids. DR.
Twins entertained the same opinion. lie
declared himsef"a slave 10 the tea pot" and
thought tho substitution Of tea for the more
substantial diet Of our forefa,hers, an advan
tageous change. DR.. Cholmondely believed
that whenever tea produced any i'll effect, il
was owing TO the use. Of funreasonably strong
solutions. lie was acquainted with ono case
in which il afforded uniform relief from so
we're head ache. DR.. Whi,rcy was Of tho
same opinion. His experience was at wnl
with that Of Mr.. Proctor, because he found
The use Of tea highly beneficial in the morn
ing, and pornicious in the evening, when j
was apt 10 occasion a trashy kind Of sleep
The writer Of the paper, mr.. Cole, declared
that fgentlemen would observe the effect o
tea Upon their patients, instead ofthemselves
they you'd change their opinion. DR.
Shearman suggested, that the mschicf,whei
any was experienced, was owing to the su
gar mixed wi.h the solution. II is somewha
singular, that question which was warml
agitatsd more than i.slfa century ago shonl'
be as far from being settled as ever |; but il j
obvious, from the above SIX etch, that there i
very little agreement amorg professions
men in opinion on The subject.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-04

The Sea Serpent ,citl a Jury Mast. =
Captain Ezra Smith, of the. schooner
Prospect, Of this place, informs us while
out in the Bay on his late trip from Dos
ton ,hc and his men had near, clear and
full view of the Sea Serpents, so called.
lie says they were of the whale species
that there were one old and very largo
ore, aud two young ones.-lie saw
them as many as hundred different
times. The largest of the three, he thinks
would measure about seventy feet in
length. Ee says that about the middle
Of the whale, horn or something else,
rose strait up, he should Judge from ten
to fifteen feet, oout the size Of n barrel
at the bottom, and hat at the top.
Captain Smith thinks this is what many
have taken to be the upturned head Of
the Sea Serpent. Capt. Smith and his
men distinctly heard the whale blow or
spout number of times.
Havorhill, (Mass.) Iris.
The original Sea Serpent was full
rugged, but probably he was stuck by a
,squall when under press of sail, and
thus got dismasted d.and he has rugged tins
jury-mast by the assistance of the ''lwo
young ones" Capt. Smith heard him
blow or spout a number of times.-IIe
was only blowing his 'horn," aud sound
ing the trump of his own iame.-Bostcn
GaZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

AMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE wish ia
- sell my farm situated near Gainesville in Cumber-
iand county consisting Of nine hundred and thirteen
acres one hundred and twenty five Of which is river bot.
tom Of the best quality The high lands are much les.
Ofoken ihan are generally found The river and are i'm
rapid state Of Improvement from the sppcsiion of cio'
yer ana plaster Besides the advantages Of the Richmond
market enjoyed by tie farmers James River ge neray
ny oarn IS not more than mile from The Muddy Creek
Mills, at which, from 20 to 30 900 bushels of Iea, arc
manufactured annuallyand not much farther from Car.
tersyehe merchants Of which place are large dealers
w "neat also ne terms will be accommodating and
may be known by application 70 The subscriber
March ~ liO6-wiwJ FRANCIS n. JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12
THE PRICE on LIBERrY Is ylR1uEt

Numerous Medallions containing patriotic sentiments in
poetry were displayed; hat procured COPY OF them
but unfortunately mislad it, aud could not obtain another
in time ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12
BTGGER'S
EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFEYCE
RICHMOND. Va

EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFYCE.
RICHMOND, Va.
Drawn Nos for the New York Lottery, No s. for 1873
% 81 33 ~ sc % GA n.
$50 600, 20,O00-Lowcst two number prize $40
Union Canal EOtlery, Glass NO. y.
TO be drdtcn in PhiiadciphiG 10Th .aDyH 1883.
CAPITALS.
Prize Of 100000 / p,ize If eoo ma
do 10 600 Ia 'ooC
do 1920 ~ p,i1so n O00
Tickets only $40; Halves 81 Quarters 2 80.
$4,000 CAP1TAI.-Tickets only So
view ROrk q. LOTTERY, Glass No 6.
10 0s %aton IN The CITY n Nt1o York, May Ist, 1888
CAPITALS.
p Go Of Of $4,000 5SSS Prize, Of $4,000 1000
~ 90 Of 1000 20 do Of 500
Lowest Prize 81
Tickets SO, Halves SO, Quarters 81 So
" BIGGER has recently sold and paid al sight Grand
Capitals Of $sO,OOO2 Of 2O,OOO-G Of IO, 900, &c.&c
And more Capital Prizes han any other Yender in The u
States.
.'.orders meet the most prompt attention, address
THOS. g. BIGGER
APulV u llOO-ilJ RchmOnd IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
or
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
lh JUiy, 1926.

heco'Ied honors shall gather round his monument end
'"cNeh over bun. 10 is solid fabric, and will
support the laurels which adorn it,"
GEN CHS G. PINCKNEY,
MNlons Tor Dccnce-but not q cent for Tribute
-, - GEN. THOMAS PGNCKNEY,
IT'S Hedu was Inc temple Of wislomhs Heart the sane.
90, ,,,.. tuary OF virtue.
"AfftN r. DAVIS * ROBERT W. BARNWEiL.
Two Of Carolina's brightest Jewels
WARREN BAKER AND HAMILTON
NULLtFigRs in rs aud IN 49,
III youu' anu oil age. alike devoted the holy cause OF
Liberty.
ROBERT j. TCRNBUII
The Roman Bruius struck with A Dagger for The ih
Ties Of biz Country the Carolina Brutus uplfs the
inyiocible arm Of Reason and Of Truth
LIBERTY
ITS 4voecft 90 blood for are at Der shrine
IMAM osiecp for m0mont in choius.
Freodom's bltile once bogup.
Though bidled on g won.
Hrf'io1 there a1 sith soul 20 doe8
~ 700 1"gcf t0 himself hath safd.
rms o. my own, nay native land.
Wt'ih"f wt si1ud pr a' survive or perish Il shall be
WIN ifecio1Is s0l beneath feet
ana Fiseions Blnuof streaming over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

no opinion has vet in the Circuit Court
ior Tue District OF COLUMBIA in the of Dr. Watkins
he reason probably is that Chief Justice Cranch has
eeh engaged every day since Sunday wi the Execu.
tive officers ia examining testimony in relation 10 tho M
disastrous he in the Treasury Department. Alexandria
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

-, MSssAChusErrs;-A.'th the Cong essional Districts of
tins State heard from. Isaac C. Bate, ia re-
eected 10y lage maj 'ity in addition those alread an
nounced In the three Districts lately represented by
MT Appleton, Mr. Gushing and MIR. Dearborn, there has
0een no choice As FAR have heard from the latter
Disuic Mr. Dearborn received 1912 votes the Anti Ma.
sonic candidate ll59, and the jackson votes divided
amongst several persons, numbered 325.-.Nat. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

rom North Carolina, we learn that John Branch has
"eehhea re 'eecon 10 Congrs We are not surprzed
al uh' Intelligence he En- Secretary has had as much
reason as any one we know To be sick of rublic life
ny am'aoe gentlemen he has not been fortunate in the
| held OF politics.-.Ndt Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

~ VIC hhd IN late Ineligencer revised edition of Mr.
Ndy speech upon the Tariff, including several remarks
naue on o'her occasions IN The Of the same de.
4a'e' we are much mistaken il this prepared version
uoeS nov contain some and important u,ttertbere
certainly one point which must unsettle the tariff oues
o so moderate The transports OF his new allies in fine
sou'h' Before we aude TO that we must notice the We
~ eHPic manner ia which Mr. Clay declares his motives
lof introducing ms compromise bill lie ainents that his
yse" cannoi stand, aud that the President and Peope
o. 'he United states are determined 10 have revenue d.,
u ne cannot however, DO better lhan to give his os
want 70 Dc perfectly understood AZ 10 the motives
Wmen Dave prompted me 10 offer this measure repea,
mn' ''n On The Introduction Of IT, that they arc fysf 10
preserve Vie manufacturing interest and seeoHdIy 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

Inc United States Telegraph, the adjunct in the late
sans the Temperance Recorder of this CITY, and charges
mat recent No. the first of the present volume .sas
political tract-a political confession of faith in the shane
oil treaties on the constitution of the State of New YORK
ana Of the U States prepared to be learned ,v roe as
the poiiuca creed Of the children OF New York" And
the organ oil Nulllcaon adds "The people of the south
are quey sleeping over volcano; and whilst thew sleep
tne ncendary, clothed in the gdrb of Temperance and
'hengloh Ispreparng the eruption"
ne oegh IS TO niidme the minds Of the people of the
SCUM, the mass oil whom have few opportunities To
noW the acts oil the case against their brethren of the
Nor'h and thereby widen those sectional breaches and
ahmoshes, by the help Of which John C. Calhoun hone
10 reach an elevation which he had no chance TO oh
tam under the calm and unpreiudiced exercise Of the
assortment and patriotism Of tie people of the I0u
WIN ihs view, not only the contents and object of
he temperance Recorder is perverted but quotation
IS aue rom an irresponsible paper in the city of New
YORK. avoWng sentiments and ews repudia,ed bv the
greai mass Of The people Of Ills State but which are
hrust before our Southern fellow citizens nv the TeIe
graP as the prevalent opinions here Such artfces NAV
the inventors " '"''' "PO''
with regard TO the Temperance Recorder we have No
oeneI 'ha the design OF the publication is political or that
arce' Of political tendency have been admitted into ifs
columns Que thing however the Telegraph NAV he as
suFed; u II shall be at any time perverted 10 polca1 de-
.B OF ~ tbe accomplishment Of political objects IL Ger.
aiuy W." not be on the side Of the present National Ad.
nlhsfauon or Of the dominant party in this State Nav
he leleg"Ph ought TO be adyisedand this communiiv
ought 20 be adyised-tba certain anti masonic and roali
o pdfsaHs who pTeSS 10 be the friends Of tsner,nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

Commodore Porter il is said in letter from Constant
nopie Dec II, received at New York. has been on the
verge oil The grave III consequence of severe attack of
lnhammatory lever For several days his life was de-
spHeu O on' ne was thought 10 be the recovery al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

and who la the late election cooperaed cordially with
the Telegraph and with notification against the
administration, subscribed TOR and circulated the u s.
Telegraph IN large quantities. as oording congeial
political food for their assOeiates!-.dbany frgus
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
New H0uGs.

XTors and y and GUS tihrarr' The Com.
frter. or extracts selected tor the consolation ~
Aounrners under the bereavement ct FRI, nds and
lstions bys Villsge Pastor. Manual "t the Chadee
Language, containing Chaldee Grammar Chrcatoma
this, AMI Vocabulary, with an Appendix OF the Raoin
nicsl character and s.ye, b, Elias Riggs, DR.
Alexan 'er's Annals Of the Jewish Nation keiths
Signs Of The Times DIR. Chalmers Political Economy.
Reports of Cases argued and determined 1.-THE cour,
oe Kings Bench, by George Msule and VIM Sew, n;
SIX volumes, condensed into TWO. by Theron Aetcslf
Esq price in full law binding So " Tins edition,
in two volumes. includes all he Neports of the Eng
hsh edition in six volumes, nothing being omitted
wh can be made applicable to American practice,
rhe table Of case. and the original paging. are pre-
served throughout"
The Library of Enter tanning Knowledge, Parts ~
aud 28 and its Historical Scenes; the Re outon
1850; em5elished with ensravings
The Sxiss Family, Robinson, OF adventures of IA.
ther motber, and four in desert island; with
notes of reference from the seventh London edition
Calmut's Dictionary ufthe Bibles afew more copies
recsi,ed WA. n. MORRISON.
dec u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08

the decision Of the Congress Of Vienna. H.
soon after made his triumphant entry into Bru'
sells.
Against Napoleon, on his return from Eba.
William Frederick again contended at the head
of his nation, and his sons displayed great
share of personal galantry.
On the second fall of the Emperor. the King
of the Netherlands formed new constitution
for his subjects. but ne has had the misfortune to
lose part Of his kingdom, now undee the sceP.
ire Of pro'oger of England and OF France.
The causes of the dissatisfaction Of the Bel.
eians have led to much doubt and controversy.
All we now have to say in relation to the matter,
Is. that b. they what they may. the character OF
William Frederick is superior to that OF most
crowned heads. The Orange family have their
faults. and their history has its crimes; but the
King of Holland has an unstaned eschutcheon
Of his sons we shall take an early opportunity to
say something. The elder appears TO be OF the
true Orange race.-.4lbany Daily advertiser
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
rrince street academy.

|HE undersigned. in announcing to the citizens oil
A!exandris and its vicinity that this Institution is
open for the reception Of youth. woud respect
fully them that he will continue to enforce the
rigid observance of scholastic discipline, pursue
the efficient system in the communication OF in
struction, and use the untiring Industry in the
discharge of his professional duties, which have hi.
iherto invariably proved advantageous tn the pupils
committed Ia his care The System of Exercises in
the prince-street Academy embraces the following
branches &c I'd ,ca,ion: Reaching; Writing; arithmc
tic; Book Keeping and English Gramma,i Geogra phys
the use of Maps and G obes; Geometry and Algebra,
vii! ,aeir ppcHon to the prac,ca! branches Of the
Mathematics; Trigonometry, pane and spherical;
Mensurlton; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the instruction Of the tables annexed; the pro
lection of Maps AMI Planispheres. according to prin
cipiss purely nathem ,ticsl, Typographical and AT.
-ltcctural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering
Comic Sections; F!uxions; Gnomoncks; Astronomy ,
and Mechanics Conscious Of the extent and accuracy
of his research the branches of science above enume.
rated, the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he i'll give instruction IN snpeica'y bit &C
cordpg TO principles susceptible # Conclusive proof
in the rigil language OF irreiragabie demonstration
Terms OF mition and Rules Of the Institution, viii
DE made known at the Academy
JOHN DEVIIN.
bexsuir;a prc Oft Pri1 ',>l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
AXttle River Turnpike Noat
CONP.4NK

TTyHE Stockholders are hereby notified that an Elec
ton viii be held at the City Hotel, in the Town of
Alexandria. Friday, the llih day OF January, 1873
between the hours Of IL and 3, for President, four
Directors and Treasurer also for the settlement of
the accounts Of the present year
dec3 JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

Trustee g Sale.
nN Monday, the 18th day Of January next. the sub
- scriber will offer for sale, at public auction. the
following valuable Buildings and Lots of Ground
- A two.story Brick WAREHOUSE,
2SnHA on the north side Of King street and east
Y8SiM side of est street, at their intersection,
.y&4ez2& in front King street about % feet; on
West street TO feet to ten feet alley
A two.story Brick WAREHOUSE, on the
north side Of King street. 10i feet 81 inches to the
east Of West streets in front King street 81 feet 81
inches; in depth tai tn. same slIey ,!0fet
Two Brick DWELLING HOUSES, on the
north side Of King street between the above men.
toned warehouses; in front King street about 20
feet each; in d. pth TO he said ALI, l20 feet.
A twO-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
md LOT of GROUND, the south side of Came.
ron street and side of West street; front Of the lot
on Cameron street 1873 feet S inches; on West, 1923
feet inches to the said alley.
A vacant LOT, on the south side Of Prince
street and side of Payne street. their int rsec
lion; in front on Payne street I76 feet inches; On
Prince street 81 fee, inches
A LOT Of GROUND. on the Alexandra and
Leesburg Upper Road, about two miles from Aiexsn.
dria containing iCi acres,
The sale will be made ut IL O'Clock at noon, under
deed of trus. from James Ssndeson to the subscrib-
nne.tenth of the purchase money will be requir.
ed in hand, thu residue in three equal instruments OF
II. 49, ard "a months. The deferred pa, ments to
be secured by approved endorsed negotiable notes,
and deed of trust ali the property sold
dec IS Is v l TAYLOR Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
lust Received,

L FRESH supply of Juuhe Paste, in sheet and
boxes; and Iiqunrce Bail, OF the first quality
On hand,
The various remedies Tor The diseases Of the season
also. Swsm's Panacea, G w Carpenters medicines,
uead's Anti d,spepGc Pills, Rus IS do Buffers We
re,able Indian Specifics. Wistar's Cough Lozenges
toe ether with most of the regular luctures 0pmen,s,
p.ssters syrups, Pills, ard otaer compounds in use
carefully prepared BY the subscriber. for the use OF
ph, siciaus, Nei chants and private families.
For Sale,
A pair Of Side Lamp. with :sAectors and chinnies
and a complete set nf R.rs's G., cIopedis
WILLIAM STABLER,
dec 81 Drusgst * Chemist, Fatf,x.st
CWarrenton Spectator omttny the Lamps
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
WIN he pubAiahen.

gN the course of few ds;s - he roc,icsi Frag
1 men,s Of Pilgrim rhe work consists OF or'gl
al poe'ry various subjects It is neatly p'insd,
and, will be sold at IS ceas per copy. II Will be FOR
sale at the different bookstores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
having q, l..noy Aals-agesas,:s

gANES w. SIMPSON, having commenced the
81 above business King, two doors aD"ve ""' al
street begs leave to inform ais FIJI mis- and the pub ic
and hopes by his attention 70 business, TO merit por
ton of public patronage oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
sugars. Coffee, MoAasses, &c

sugars. Coffee, MoAasses, &c
On Hogshesds2 Orleans, Porto Rico and ST. Croix
JO 40 barrels Sugars
boxes white havana do
81 barrels and boxes leaf anu lump do
$50 bags Rio. Isguira and Java Coffee
IS bids Orleans and English island Mulasscs
no no h hhIs copper distilled whiskey
puncheons old Jamaica Rum
Is hhjs New England do
ITO chests, half chests and boxes Cunrowder,
Imperial, Tyson and Young tiysun Teas,
Iewis's cargo
lG0 900 lbs choice bacon our own curing
$4,000 lbs yellow aud brown Soap
60 boxes mould and dipped Candles
For sale BY SAM LAEMOUh Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08

Er We are authorized to announce
GusrAvus B. ALEXANDER, Of King George Count,
Virginia. candidate represent the Equatorial nh'
trict composed Of the Counties II StsH'r', KING
George. Northumberland, Richmond, Lancaster, and
Westmoreland,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08

Charles BenMett
ia received by ship Maryland. Capt Morreu.
III direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Brdport shsd and Herring Twines
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
hes, quality, ard is for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Buraps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting and Shifting Cotons
lie has on hand,
Yer, frs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Nesting, and
velvet Wastcoatng
Blue and black superfne Cloths and Kerseymeres.
&C. &C
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low priced Cassinetis.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
prwNrs. sweet ON u tOrdiaA

vUsr received per schooner Alexandra. a lew cases
q fresh Pranes. in pl,n and fancy packages
Fresh Sweet Oi, in baskets, and
sp,nish Cordial in eases, For safe ny
90 G. CtZRNOVr 3 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
w 0ntea

\ cOOD Accmntsnt. 1os man who can come
we'd recommended, and Of sooer, steady habits
liberia, wsgts viii De given ,r,
dec IS 6fO ut u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
.M0tasseS

~ Hoy>hea,s superior Retailing hoasses. landing
9tt FROM Dig Caravan. tor sale by e.,
dee 81 w r." 80 - ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
HWtter,

al F,HKINs Shenandoah Butter, tor sale by
III 20 CIAGrTr - PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
Sugars.

>r uog,heads Nuscoyado Sugars, of good quality,
~ for sale by W. r""I" w.
dc I'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08

I'm Monday, the 18th day Of January next the sub
~ scriber will offer for sale, at public auction. the
following valuable Buildings and Lots Of Ground,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08
N.rn,antuwn siSse

lust received an for sale by the sohNernsrS' one
d bale short anu long Gernan,o%n NNsa ''.Se
dec g a U t+ACN''n v -