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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29

6ALL HAIL THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE sovEREIoN" STATE OF RHODE
ISLAND GLoRIovs rxrELLIcENcE FROM
NEWPORT ! !!-Thursday's mail brought US the
heart-cheerng news, that The Free Suffrage Memo
rial sent from this town, had been permitted to oc-
|cupy place in the hands Of a committee Of ten.
two from each County. We observe on that COM
mittee the names of some of its rarmsst friends.
viz;-Benjamin Hazard and Elisha r. Potter, Esqs.
We rejoice at the selection, for we believe more
frme, and stauaeh friends 10 the cause could not
have been found in the whole State ~! 80 shame
where is thy blushl''
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BRIGHTON MARKET-June "a.

Reported for the Boston Patriot.
Al market this day 325 Beet Cattle
(including about 80 unsold last weekly ls-
so Sleeps pairs Working Oxen, 10
Cows aud Calves, and l2O Swine. a
bout so Beet Cattle unsold.
Prices Beef fCatle-l25 Beef Cattle
were from Ohio, all of which were very
fine; last weeks prizes were we'll support
ed. We quote prime at a 8 90, good
at 5 25 u 8 IS, thin at 4 75 a5 70.
Working Oxen-Sales were effected at
S44, So, 62- and 60.
Cows and Caiycs-we noticed sales at
l6, II, 10, 25 aud 80.
Sheep and Ls,nbs-We noticed one
lot Of 100 sold for l 30: also lots at y IS,
2, 9 33, 2 SO 2 as and 3.
Swine at retail selected &c. for sows,
and &c. for barrows.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29

~ ln ssparias ~ snus>apn efM, Sda
Thompion's arm. we srsoneoasly stated that tho
operation was performed BY Dr. Holmes. Il .was
performed by Dr.. WrHDrH (s surgeon who has
recently settled in Bristol,) sdd DR.. Holmes.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29

AZ avery numerous ana respectaoe neetlnB OF
the Young Men Of Bristol, convened pursuant to
public notice at the Congregational House, on
Tuesday evening last, for the purpose Of consider
ing the expediency of fformins Young Mems TEN
pcrance Society, Mr.. BENNETT J. MuNRo, was
chosen Chairman, and Nlr. Martln Bennett, Jr.
Secretary.
The meeting was addressed very forcibly and
appropriately by the Rev. L. ID. Johnson, DR.. J..
f Weedsn, Msssrs. o. Storrs and j. l.. Clarke; at
ter whichit was
Reseiued, That this meeting consider II proper
and highly eSpedisnt TO form Young Mems Tenn
perance Society in this town, at the present time.
Resolved, That Commitiee Of i've be appoint
cd 10 draft Constitutes for the Society, and re-
port Al an adjovrnmeus Of this nssting-
The following named genslsnsn wero sapoint-
eli tlat COMMITTEE, viz:-Beneu J. blsurs, Martiz
Bennett, Jr John E. Wesden, William blsnches
ter, JI and William r. Taylor
Resolved, ThSa this meeting be adjourned 4.
Tuesday evening next, July I'd, a, the sumo rlac'
at O'Clock
B.J. MUNRO, Chsirmau.
N. Bcnneri, Jr. Sec'et1y.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29

Pour correspondent" W,ts'ey," is inform
ed that We cannot consent 10 enter into the oontro
~esy, which his communication would natural,
ieod uI II evil refer to the Star Of Juno 9Th, b,
~in Observe than we have already refused ,vo oou
manicaiiOnsqpon the same saloct, aud ou reason
dorso doing. Tho article is well ~ristta, and dras
cd IN respectful Language; spd we should be prou,
10 o0su, +" Wesley" nsons Of our osutIibu,ors, OF
any othsr suboot. An iniosiow ssiih ihs suihO
n rcques,sd
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29

i6 Proposals have been issucd Tor pubIishing
now paper in Bristol, by Mir. u. J. Munro, 70 b,
entalsd the" Bristol Gssst,e and Record q
'be 2s.cs,"a a 81, psr yosr ppable M sme,
nrcutb', or S2,So st tho end Of tho year. I
will he commenced ss soon as a sufficient number
~1bseribcs are obtained TO warrant IL We w,s.
Mr. Munro success in his new undertaking.
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f@ We are informed, by high authority
that Tom Downing has left here Cor Dowingville.to
in readiness to join the Major's company on the
val ofthe Prssidsnt. lie goes via sscarnppa.
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special meeting Of the Warren socia
3h~ Club, will be held at their hall on Mon
S~ day evening next, at 8 O'Clock. By or
derof the President. G. RANDALL, Sec'ry.
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We understand, that the Indies o

Nk Alichael's Parish, in Bristol, are on
49, gagged in preparation for FAIR, to bs
held at the Masonic Hal on Thursday next the Al
OF July the proceeds OF which are 10 be applied To-
wards furnishing the new Church now being erect.
cd by that Parish
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Commlftee Of .dFrang enaents.
BRISTOL, Jone 27, 1888.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMoRE MARKEr-MARcH

BALTIMORE MaRKET-MARcH 2.
Ho,0ard Street Four.-The receipts of the
week are about 5000 bills. Sales from stores.
in limited parcels have been made a; IS, l8i and
5,25 per bbl To-day hnlders generally ask
5.25. The wagon price opened at IS per Dbl,
but subsequently some of the dealers yielded to
a fractional advance. and the wagon price has
since ranged from IS to S, l2a-the latter rate
appearing to prevail more generally.
Cifu Mills Hou-We note sales Of 600 to
800 bis standard at S5.laa. Also Of 1000 bbls
free Of garlic, 5,l84; parcel Of 700 bbls Ut
the same description. believed to be at the same
price; and parcel of extra, at 85. S7a-all for
foreign export. The stock IN market is very
su.ali.
Rye Rou-Sales of I'd Susquehanna. at "a
per bbl. Wagon -four remains as per last re.
port.
Wheat-At the City Mills good reds, by wa.
gon, are taken at 81, Us per bushel. Some limit.
ed parcels of water borne reds. of good quality.
have been sold at /, O6 per bushel A parcel OF
white wheat, embracing two qualities. was sold
this morning at 81. 10 and l3-the latter good.
No Susquehanna wheats have vet appeared at
market, hut supplies are expected The
quality of the crop, generally speaking. is said
to be very fine. In the absence of transactions
we decline 10 mention an opening price.
Corn-In the early part of the week sales of
various parcels of mixed Virginia. we're made at
Sc cents; of Maryland white at Sc cents. aud of
yellow at So cents. Within the last Two days.
prices have declined one cent per bushel, aud
sales of white have been male at SIS cents, and
yellow at 81 cents. We give these as the fair
uuot tiuns TO-DAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04

writing being identified, The injunction OF seere'
sy was removed, and Alvah Bsbee, Of Ithaca,
was arrested by the Sergeant-atarms as the offea-
der.
The specific charge is, that he threatened that
If the Bank of Ithaca was not chartered, the
members from that county. (rompkins.l would
60 against all other Backs, and that he offered
member fen thousand dollars worth Of stock if
the Bank passed. His hand writing to these in.
ducements was proved, aud was not denied.
On Wednesday last, he was brought up to the
bar, and Intercepted. His answers to the inter-
rogatores were ready, and the line of hisdefence
was, to say the least Of 1t, bold and unequvocal.
He admitted both charges, and justified them
as meritoriOus!
As to the threat to vote down other bills, he
answered that ait was in accordance with the le-
sisatiou Of the State" and that if members who
for themselves or their friends we're interested in
propr,sty ~ required that these latter should be
defeated; and he added " that this was means
of obtaining justice, that, as he understood, hdd
been long practiced" The offer of stock he al
so defended on the score of g immemorial usage"
Members, he said, had been constantly in the ha-
bit of subscribing for stock in banks, which they
had voted for;-and he further charged that he
had been induced to make this particular offer at
the instance of "the friends Of the member
who had named the precise amount OF stock
wanted! All which things, usages. &c., the
counsel for the accused is said 10 be ready to
substantiate. If so, we shall probably have
precious exposition of the art, trade and mystery
Of lobbying.
Upon a further discussion, the House passed
resolution ordering the culwit to BE- publicly re-
prmanded, and ne was accordingly so reprinand'
ed and discharged. The House, therefore, did
not seem inclined to listen to the experience Of
their predecessors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
A DIVORCE.

The last Harrisburg Reporter gives us the late
speech of Member Of the Pennsylvania Legs.
lature. who was supporting bill granting d.
,orce. 1t was in the case Of lady and gentle
man in one Of the towns of Pennsylvania. rney
had been raised in tbs same town-educa,ed at
the same schoot-their families had always Deen
iptimate-no objection on the part Of either pa
rent-uone on her part-yet the moment they
we're married, she ey,nced such an aversion to
the bridegroom, that she ,ooukt nerer hare Gay
thing 10 say TO him. She had weakly gwen him
hsr hand while her heart was another's. No blan
dishmenls on his part, no expressions Of the most
devoted love, no entrea,ies Of the parents, could
aba,e her ayersion-aud both parties, were ling
eripo out their lives, their families made wretch.
ed by their mutual relatinns-the husband had
relinauished his pretensions to her love-they
were in fact separated-and petition was pre-
sen,ed for a divorce. On this representation.
the House unanimously granted it We will
not say as the Pennsylvania Orator exclaimed
upon the occasion, 'Fralty, thy name is Wo,
man."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04

Bank of The United Safes,-The reader will
find. m the proceedings of the House ct Repre-
senta,ives of Yesterday, an important Report OF
the Committee of Ways and Means upon that
mart Of the Executive Message. referred 10 them,
which relates to the Bank Of the Oni:ed States.
We see in this Report the impartial Judsne mt
of uprioht men, who. uninhuenced by the Exc
cutiye will, aud unawed by the threats ut party
denunc,a,ion. have deliberately declared their
op,n,on, that there is no ground tor doubling the
safety Of the deposites OF the Government OF the
United S, ates, aud, Of course. no preience Tor
removing them. The minority of the commit
tee. it is true. have taken different view ct the
subject; bu, Il Is enough tn say. on that subject,
that ,he number OF the friends of the Admnls-
tra,,on in the committee who are IN favor OF the
repurt of The Committee, Is as great as that 81
the minority whn oppose it.-Nm mt
Case Of Tobias Watkins. The Chief Jus
tice announced Yesterday. that tn" Court being
disided on the application for a Habeas Corpus
IN the case er parie Watkins, the motion was,
therefore, refused The point, or points, upon
which the difference of opinion occurred. were
no, ,ntinaied from the Beach. so that we do not
know uhat further is TO b. done IN the case, We
learn. however that it is probable that some fur-
Their steps will b. taken IN the case BY the Coun-
sci Of Dr. Wa,k,ns.-Ib
We understand that the nomination of Levett
Harris. bv the President Of the United States, To
be Charge DIES Affaires from the United States to
France, has been confirmed by the Senate.-I6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Senate, on Saturday, were engaged in
Executive business
After the doors we're opened, the Senate pro.
ceeded to pass several private bills.
Mr. CLAY then rose, and, after referring TO
the misunderstanding which had taken place be-
proposed a reconciliation Both Of these gen.
tlemen thea made expl anations. aud generous.
" came forward and shouk hands before the Sc
nate.
In the House Of Representatives. the resolu-
ton appended to the Report Of the Committee
Of Ways and Means, viz:
.. Resolved That the Government deposites
may. in the opinion of the House, be safely con-
tinued in the Bank Of the Uai.ed States;
was. after considerable debate, decided as fol.
lows-Ayns ITO, Nays As.
The House then proceeded to consider the
Appropriation Bills.
The House oi Representatives remained in
session until very late hour on Friday night,
and finally PASSED Mr.. Ciay's land bil-with an
amendment removing the obligation from the
states to apply the proceeds OF the sales OF the
public land to any specified purpose. Tais
amendment was agreed TO by the Senate. II is
predicted by many that the President will reto
this bill.
Congress has thus passed the three important
bills, relating to the TariIf-the Public Lands
and the CuleC ton of the Revenue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL.

,n;n ,a,h.rizing the Board Of Public Works
J.. .ob.crbe on behalf of the State OF virginia
~, b.odred and fifty thousand dollars 10 the
,.,k If the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Compa'
.sd the Senate, by a vote Of 10 to IL,
= :, was s,ated-in this paper, 1t passed Tue
H. ot Delegates, and vas indebted tor lis
.o.s there. no, only 10 its intrinsic MERIT out
:. ,hs active and uutiriug exertOns Of ITS 'renes'
Us, whom was Mr.. Faulkner OF Berkeley;
- ;ns,ice requires that it should he Known ''a'
.oo,,Iv A. active aud Jealous friends IN
-. s.,a,e. amongst whom was General boyd'
:. h.sore the bill was put upon Its passage
II hi. influence TO procure 1t friends amt
~ ~ massage. addressed the Senate IN an ab'e
"a ,r.amen,a,iye speech IN favor OF H. aau
c., ri. calculations aud sta'l'tics,remoyed some
, The ,,rons objections to its passage anu "r'''t
p;.hmo,I Whis SAYS, he never witnessed
mare earues, appeal in behalf OF any measure
-. mas made on that occ aston to the Senate, by
Go, Ro,d. he certainly did ali that could be
.voectrd or required Of representatives !" De-
has If measure which he and his constituents
b,5 no doubt, so deeply at heart The vote OF
~, Senate. according to the jonrnal' upon the
r,,aae Of the bill, stands THIS:
Avrs-M.ssrs. Campbell. Cooke. Patteson'
p.nnIh,cker. Watts, Slaughter, Opie. MoCo-
mas, Of wythe. Berne, Iiarvie. Cra'ib'' Bnyd'
y Whortrc. Cowan. Maxwel, McCarty, beale,
gl.nyt,n, and McComa>, Of Cabell-l9
Sor,-Messrs Dromgoole. Speaker Parker,
un,,on. R,,es, Atkinson, Flood, Page, wyatt,
C.,,!', Bav,e, Ayiett, and Wns'on--l2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
1coMMuN1cArED. |

Mr. Sao,cdsa:-Permi, me to make remark
or two on the Museum Bulletin, which made its
appearance in Your paper OF Saturday. on the
subject of Ice. which. in my humble opinion. IS
calcu ated to deeeire. if possible. eren "our
Northern brethren" who are. BY the by. as good
at guessing as your Museum correspondent. who
states that sail (,oe) have to spare would not
furnish sufficient for the use Of our town beyond
the month Of July"
Now, as my terms for Ice will be the same
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
NORTRERN BOOTS and s.
Nuusc Servants iOr SALE

A FAMILY. consisting of MN of abou, so to SO
u wears old, prime carriage drlver,- os'ler, and
dining room servant; Ills Wifi, IS to 80, first rate
cham bermst semps,ress, nurse, &C with IN ir TWO
Chi'dren Girls of H. and 4 or 5.wouid be sold for
good price ony They are bright muls,oes, OF
mill uac,abe dispositions, unassaning manners, and
OF sen,eel appe.rance and well worthy III; notice Of
a gent man OF fortune, needing such hey are vt
fred Cor save Tor faul wa'ever but only because
tle owner has enough without, for his use, Of
Icss v,,pabIe oi.i,tles-and wants money lie has
b. en- offered 81, $50 Impure # The Printer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
COMMON COUNCIL.

To the Ioters for Members Of the Common
Council. Citizens! rhe Annual Eiec-
tiun takes place to-morrow II is respectfully
suggested. ihatin voting for men to fill the seats
IN the different Wards, regard should alone be
had to the facts that they BE- OF sound mlnd'
faithful and upright in their private dealings
without respect to party or any other motives.
AN OLD lsHABIrANT.
Monday. March 4, 1888
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04

Ia the House on FRIDAY, Mr.. DANIEL, from the
select committee IN which was referred SO much
of the Presidents Message as related 20 the ex-
ercise of doubtful powers, made verbal report
stating that there was not single point on ahich
the committee could agree; and he had therefore
been directed to move that the committee be dis
CHARGED lrom the further consideration OF the sub
iect; which was. after some jocuar conversation,
agreed to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
LEGISLATURES OF NEW JERSEY.

Tue legislature OF New JERSEY closed is ses-
SON on Wednesday la,', after passing 81 acts
AMI r'so'u'iou,, Previous 10 the adjournment,
The Legislature elected
ELIAS p. >EELY. Esq.
Governor and Chaace'.. II the state. in the
p'l'" u the Hon. SAnusL l.. SourHARn, elect
ed COl,ed States serA.,r
Mr. sEsLEv is from Cumberland county. and
we congratulate lower JERSEY in furnishing Gov
emo, and especia ls gentleman Of such soord
sense AID esumable character as distinguish Go.
vernon SeeIy.
The vote stood, f. P Seelv, so
Hardenou,g. a. 81
] w. Scott,
On the same dav, JOHN NJ. WHIrE. Esq was
elected Attorney General Of the state for fre
years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature of Y. York has been ensax ed in
an investigation, arising out Of an alleged attempt
10 0Fios member Of the General Assembly 10
vote IN favor Of new Bank Charter. The first
proceedings were had with closed doors, on in.
formation from the Bank Committee. The hand
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
TO the Voters of Eairtar.

In consequence of the inelemency OF the wea.
Their on Saturday last, the meeting that was anti.
cipated to be held at Catts's Tavern Is postpon.
ed. and will take place a, Fairfax Courthouse on
Monday. the 18th. being Court day, where the
Voters are requested to attend.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04

H. We are authorised to announce CHARLES
ERE rs Candidate for Tie suhrages OF his tel
low cllzens at the ensuing sressona Election for
the District con,ro,ed of the counties of Loudoun,
F, quer, and Fairfax.
~, To the Voters Of Fau9uier, Loudoun.
an Fsuiax! A Voter hegs leave 20 nominate hATnA
MEL rrLER Esq OF Fauquier County. for your sui
TRACES in the co.liing Congressional Election
VoTER of F4IurAx
The warrenton Spectator; 6cnius at Liberty. and
" Washing OMAN, at Leesburg. will please insert the
above notice
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
THEA IRE,

We are Informed that the Alexandria Theatre
vii, bs np,ned on the Ssh AMI 9;h insss. on which
.-,.i,,s Mr. KrMpLE aud Miss FANNY KEN
BILE a,e expected to appear. The Box Sheet oil
The Theatre is with Mr., Jno. West.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
INAUGURATION.

ri. Jay, at the Capitol, IN Washington the
LUIS Of Andrew Jackson as President OF
,p' United States, aud Of Martin Van Buren, as
rs p,.,;dent of the United States. will take
''' Tb.y will be sworn into Office by the
chief Justice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04

this year as formerly, would like to know how
much your correspondent will giue MI per bush.
ell for what Ice may have left .. tor the use OF
the town beyond the month Of july" during the
ba ance of the season.
LAFAYETTE ICE HOUSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
Nistrict Of CoAMwibia,

.9lerandria County, TO tof:
OCTOBER TERM, 1888.
James Birch, Complainant,
Thomas Birch, Caleb Birch, Eliza.
beth Taylor, iormerl, Elizabeth
Birch. WIN Birch, John Birch,
Samuel Birch. Isaac Birch, 81 PIN CHdNCEHI.
= nah Birch, wife of the late 10.
seph Birch. and william Henry
Birch and Joseph birch, infant
children Of said Joseph Birch,
Defendants,
vUNIIs cause coming this day regularly on and being
set for hearing upon the bill and answer OF The de.
fendants John Birch, William Birch Sinah Birch, the
widow Of the late Joseph Birch deceased, and Samuel
Birch Isaac Birch. aud the infant children defendants,
William Henry Birch and Joseph Birch, by James
Birch Junior, assigned their Guardian. and the bill
being regularly taken for confessed and set for decree
to the other defendants upon whom due notice mad
been served but who have not answered the bill aore
said aa it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
thAt the land in the complainants bill mentioned, 1t
Sold as prayed by the complainant, would not produce
sum of money equal 500 TO each of the heiis OF the
said Joseph Birch, late of the County Of Alexandra,
deceased il is therefore decreed ordered, and adJudg'
ed BY The Court that the land be sold by Scott as
Commissioner at public suction, FOR cash first giving
thirty dA, notice Of the time and place Of sale.
Test: EpM. LEE, c. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
New Books.

New Backs.
VJNHis day received per Brig Token, and on sale by
4 WM ". NORRIS IN
Iempriere's Classical Dictionary for Schools and AGA
denies, containing every name and a!i that IS either
important useful in the oiiginal work-hrst Boston
EDITION.
The Second Book Of History for Children and Youths
being sequel to the First Book of iiisory; by the
author Of Peter Parleys Tales; illustrated By engra
wings aud sixteen maps
Conversations on the Evidences of Christianity; adapt
ed to the use Of schools and families; ny the Rev J:
l.. Blake, \. NJ
The new American Orchardist or an account OF the
most valuable varieties of Fruit adapted to cuitivA
ton in the climate of the United states, from the Ia
ttu,ie of $50 10 so; b, VIM Kenrick.a~
Gran,lmama's Book Of Rhymes for the Nursery
A Compendium of Astronomy, intended to simplify
and illustrate thr principles ofthe science, and give
concise view OF the motions and aspects OF the
heavenl, luninares; adapted to the use OF comno9
schools as well as higher ,eminaries; by John voses
4 81. late Principal of Pembroke Academy, and su'
thor of larger work on Astronomy.
Creation OF Archsngels is the theme "-Dn YouSG.
maj
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or aLEXaADRIs. IN. C..

The Brig Belvidcra, Fletcher, hence at LIS
bon l7th jan, to sal! soon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
Viauo Music.

DECEIvED this day, he following VIZ:
IL The Leaf ans Fountain
Jack of flag edcen, hy Walter Scott
Russian March. for the harp
Kemble, Values. No aad2
jim Crow, song, new EDITION
Ros of Alsndae, ballad
Pensez Moi; and La Rose with varlstions.
mar est ELiL hfNCbi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
lANst.

YESTERDAY eveEing by member OF my fami'
i ly, either on King, Washington or Cameron SIS.
-,et;cule. or B,g, made Of mohar and beads, ana
,,nmed with blue ribbon. There were 'wo letters IN
it unopened directed to me, with some other f'ags
suit able compensation will be made tor It's return;
and more especially for the letters which can pu.
in the post.oice they are imPorantso me- a"o -"
be Of 10 use to others. ,upp Npayp
mar i-3t Chhio W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
AAmiuistrator's Sale

nv Tuesda, morning, 18th instantly at II o'clock:
will be sold in front Of the JAIL as the property OF
the estate Gf Capt D p. Finley,
A LIKELY SERVANT WOMAN,
about of age, with her Cfild about two years
old. W. D. MUTT, Admit
mar