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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
A Ranger under Captain Boone

The C'ndttut,onaiia, n paper published n, Au.
gusta Georgia ) furnishes corresponding Of con
siderable length between WIN. Ii. Crawford Of
Georgia, and Mr.. DIckofson, the L. s. Senator
nom New Jersey. l~,rolates to the vcxcI question
d TIE leH't' The parties, though, personally friend
Iy, differ widely and irreconciieably in their views
ofthe matter. The New Jersey Senator contends
zcalonsly for the protective system, and maintains
that after tho extinguishment of the public debt, the
revenue ought to be brought down 10 the wants of
the government. by " repeating or greatly dimin-
Ish'ng tie duties upon unprotected Articles, without
affecting the important articles of manufacture
NOW protected by law.
Mr. Crawford, in reply, opposes these views at
much length, particularly with reference TO the con
sttutionol power Of Congress to protect manufac-
lures. - n1mine. which hc denies. lie regulates.
however, the whole doctrine of qualifications, and
rrjecis totally the f~orty-bale theory of Mr.. McDmf
he,-as II IS called-thc notion that the producer
pays the whole duty. IL considers the effect of the
TariiI upon the South grossly exaggerated by their
politicians, but believes its operation unequal and
oppressive, and tending to create sncha conflict Of
'nieres, aud feelings as mus, ultimately, If pcrse-
scrcd IN, destroy the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

A pamphlet has appeared in Washington, con
tanning the Declaration of Independence, the Con
stitu'lon oithe United States, Washinston's Fare
well Address to the People Of the United States,
andthe Proclamation of Andrew Jackson, Prosi-
dc"'' to the people of South Carolina rift prefa-
tory uma'As by John QHinct Aldms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

as 10 the operation Of one or the other OF ,nen, NC
have 10 doubt TN they will as a whole meet the
spprobstios Of tho eroas body Of tho People.
MAJ. In.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

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80 '"p, a''"'y is9f'-' NJ lo''"iis anluslas
NJ S"s''' P''ce Oh feeleiy iaiey occurred MA
u. -,
u" 'n'''i1uel. wei dressed presented himself
a. INC Sholo III a fcnnaie VINO sold ready hadc linen
III oiG u me fe''red paris oil fariS, ana ooscrVedio
het' 'na' sae appeared TO keep a large assortment
u : nt'enen 5 SHIRTS " oh y9s, She h7d them
81 M p@set'p'Ions, aud very ch-p' Tray ma
M" Safi ne nave you any garments OF a
siiaiiar Inscription ani superior quality fot ladies'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
FIRST AR,
kPEEAt. GOODS.

LNNk Ha' IAN I1s, n he rIche.t gloss and
u finish ; beautiful Gro de Naulc Si,bspcwet
shades rich Gauze aud Gro de Made Fancy ms .
4 choice assortment Of han'trms Cnlicos Is 4 Cling.
hams, pink, blue. eGd chccbed; SOLID Pink Gire.
hams, at reduced prices; O. Camlric, anG lock.
onet Mu.lins veIy cheap hg'd Swiss and Of neu
style Checked huslps With a giPst vatle,, Of til.
er goods, to which We invite the attention. Of our
whole sale aud retail CUSTOMERS.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co
March. =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

fRoM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thousand
persons are said 10 have died in Cons,nntInopie du-
ring the three weeks tina, the plague ragged there. 1t
has now subsided.
Success continues to attend the arms Of lbrahim
Pscha, and great dosertions take place from The
sul,an's army. The situation of the latter IS err
teal nor should we be surprised ia new dyaosty
were TO ascend the throne ofiho Ottomans.
Ar. Eckfor1 had about 500 men in hs employ in
tic Sul,an's Navy Yard, and had completed the
building of d splendid cutter, winch surpassed in
sailing al the Turkish vessels. lie hal also on
the stocks, at the time of his death, a fllgare anI o
smaller vessel for the SnIian's navy. Tile cor
veto which, Mr. +. built in \ York, and which =
sold Tor about fli0,o00, is ia, f,aest sessc. ia lie
lmLIsh feet, and was able to beat up tn Dafla.
neIleg, whist the TEST of the s~lnadroa werc compel.
led 70 remain at anchor. Tie Illness Of hitch Mr.
Eektor1 died was nm inflammation Of tn btoln, o.
4 furtnishl's duration, terminating al liz end Of Sc
vel day. IN 4 d.i.riun which Continued anil his
deaii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07

era Mail brings us the following unlocked for and
very Unpleasant intelligence from the Western
frontiers -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
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MESYIC NEWS.

NV York, Sept. Is. 1880"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
George 3. Hough

now opennr aehoes seIaes;a. &c -EaNnI- nAn
figured silks; white, pink, blue and blsk sattias; paint
ed mis!;ns and oaisuco, light P-.,--s --,.---.
handsome; painted palmnet,e; Italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris rsuze; cambrics; ackoDes; plain and figured
Swiss and Bopk ditto; plaid musiins, ginghAms; real
searsuekers; pongees, white and brown dn!iing:'
stripes for boys, case super so dressed ,s NIL, u.
mems; super long Law rs; green and white blond veiis;
figured and plain barrege ditto, linen cambria; ditto
bdkfs; Bishops lawn white merino and Gamers hs.f
shsws, besutiful assortment of fancy hdki: boo6mes
and faces; Grecianete, nun's lace; Hoskn ana K,a'
gloves; large assortment of cotton hosiery mlsses d'
&C. some very superiori Marseiest silk vesrg; !"
bic and bird eve diapers, Irish aud Russia sheengs'
blesched; black and coored hastings; blue ana green
table colored and white knitting cotton; grass
cambria Tor bonnets sauze and other ribbons; gaoons
fine black b.mbazeue and circassians; and common
bombsz &c ms; yellow and blue nankeensi gauze nan
nels; fancy tuck side and puff combs, hair brushes III
rr,a, variety; tuoth aud nail ditto; bandannas, some
frs, chop; ra,tue, fer coachmskers bsnguPs ard bea
yer,eeos; tickings and domestics generally; SIR ana
cotton umbrellas and parasols; foundations and wad'
ding; point blankets, coarse linens; cotton ourlapsi
low pr,ced carpetipg very hsndsome four cases straw
bonnets; Leghorn flats; boys leghorn hats mems SUI
perfne palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn. Csndewck and Cotton Bats, constant
l., ~ h.nd a, Rai,;mor. nrices 4th mo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Office of the Chesapeake 8. Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON. Feb 9th, 1883.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an instament OF two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share beng the ay.h
nstslncn) on every share of stock in the
and Ohio Canal required to be paid on the
22d day of April afurther sum An
the 4th day of May next; further sum Of two dolla
and fifty cents per share (being the SIN nstaimen
on The 18th day % May next; and further sum oftwo
dollars and City cents per share being the ssh install.
men on the 10th day of June NEXT which instruments
must be paid to the credit of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. to the Cashier or other Officer OF ei
ther of the following Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United states at washington
Bank Of Washington, 40
Patriotic Bank, 90
Bank Of the Metropolis, do
| Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
| Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandra
| Bank Of Potomac, do
] Farmers Bank Of Alexandra do
| Hagerstown Bank, in Iisgerstown, Nd.
! Branch Of the Valley Bank, III chariestown. Va
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
| By order Of the President and Directors,
| JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company.
| feb l3-wtJun 10 Itil fI D l.-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09

MARK MID A TEE. "A German gentleman hav-
Ing made a purchase OF Thousand bags of coffee,
directed The irish porter of the mercantile house
to which he was consigned, to mark the coffee
with the initial Of his paternal nsMe d. The
pronunciation, however, was unfortunate for the
supercargo; ''mark him., said he, ''mid Tee"
.'Yis, Jour honor" replied Pat. and Immediate
ly stamped every bag OF the precious product of
the south With letter +. The irri,ated Ger
man lost all his wonted good humor at seeing the
blunder, and as the lockers on were cunvuised
D.!G=w' tfr tadfrttiae.Sia0. sialoaut took place
dol, YOU for mark him mid Tee!"
Paddy Place your honor, and isn't that
Taes"
D." No! Mr.. PAdrek, dolt you to mark
him mid ree!"
Paddy my soul, sir, and there's not ne
yer a mothers son upon tins spot here oarrin y
be Mister O'Flanasan, and he's going home til
ireland, that can make better Tae, with hal'
brush, than Won ones. and bad luck to yoursel
and all YOUR kin folks, take that"
So saying. the indignant son of Erin walked
of. swearing that he could mark coiiee-bags a
well as any laundering Dutchman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Clsymnnt fnr sele.

So =. This beautiful andmost perfectly
slEsssaahcsl,hy COUNTRY Sent, within view
.iaIsssMo C the Town Of Alexandra, is for sale,
fsss,sssSsg:.Sl either in whole in Irt II contains
sboue SOC Acres of Land one.hi of which is in
Wood; the balance uGer good cultivation, and part
highly improved. The Dwelling isa spacious build
ing, having four Rooms the frs, lnor. hive upon
the second, ani two upon the third, with summer
aud winter Kitchens large Ice House. Stables barns,
&C &C.: Garden containing acres OF Land wei"
enclosed with Cetlsr Hedge, and in which there IS
great variety OF most choice Fruit, good wen OF
ter in The ward, with many never FILLING springs OF the
purrst Water. ,,,so
For a private Seminary, Summer boatd'ng House
ur country residence for large family no sPo, sur,
passes 1t If more agreeable toIhe purchaser, VIII
sel the irproyeinens which are extena,ve and gene
rally in good order. provided not less AN 100 acres
of land. around the Mansion House, are Included Ill
the purchase. che
those inc.red 20 pnichasc are ihShci TO view u'e
| premises and decide for themselves
49, oau8w CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
They also publish
= p A r. EYES NJ a G AIM

PROSPECTUS-The design cf the publ hers in
this Magazine, is to ufitr to the public entertaining
work Tor Children and youth; one that may become
with them f'vo,e; that will please AMI instruct
them oDe that they will regard not thing which
the, MOST read as task. but which they will love to
consult as companion and friends one, short, the
resinr oi which may be permitted to good children as
reward hut the denial Of which may be felt pun.
istmsHt BY those who bad. II will consist chic fly
~! yAl"-" Of and the ndtnrs will audssunrt,
~ been arrayed. st.. &c
The title of the work is chosen as an Indication OF
what il is nts nded shall be its character Inc sty'e
which the author of Peter Pareys ales has CHOSEN a
VENICE Of instruction tor youth, WIZ oe suor ,o
and Peter Farley in his proper character OF $40
re- teller and traveller, will often appears oo"'tn
or The work will comprise pieces adar Td 10 a' s"
res Of the ycutnf faculties from childhood npwstas
The contents of the work viii be 100 ''r'""s W oe
enumerated in this place; but in orderto convey some
idea OF the intentions Of the conductors, the following
may be mentioned as forming portion OF 'ae "ore
prominent subjects: .,,
Geoera Dhcsl de descriptions Of manners, cuStoms'
and countries.
of The world. ,,, &c
III interesting historical notices and anecdotes OF
each State and of the United States as wen as o' 10
reign countries
~. Biography, particularly of young persons
" N,,urs, History, a, birds, beasts, fishes nc as
we'll az plants trees, &c ,,,, d.;,v
I VI familiar description ~ the obJee's ''A' "a
surround children in the paror. nursery, garden &C
Vii Original Tales, CONSISTING VI "c''~ - -;
res Of sdvc nture, SC calculated to stimulate inc cur
osi y exercise the sffections and improve the JUG
meHt -, ,,..,,;,.
. VIII. An Account Of various trades and pursuits
, and some branches Of commerce
TX Cheerful and pleasing khymes' adaP'eo " '
, feelings and comprehension Of youth.
The publishers have made arrangements to nave the
work ahundantiy illustrated with spirited engrayings
and every effort witbe made to render use'u' aux
iIiary to the cause of educston. -.
= CONDITTONS -Psrley's Magazine is published
every other Saturday. at One Dollar year. payable
advance The postage will he three.fout,ns OF cen.
If under 100 miles, and for the greatest distance ON
u cent and quarter only enc,
Subscriptions received for the above WORKS by :,
a MnJtRISoY Who is an authorised Agent tor tn
sam. I'm n,n-
tua!Iy attended to -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Steamboat putomae,

~ JOSEPH HEWITT, mas
q ter. will, after repairing the
9.-sTsssFs -, damage accustomed by the
LIE qaic, resuTe her route on Friday neat, at the
n.,stn.: anil, after taking in her wood at Norfolk,
~ ,,o,i,us on snd STRIVE at Richmond very early on
Srpla, mo, iag The rate Of passage WI be rrino
81 u rerSons gon- to IN" Con,ec ,ion. AMI who wish
q, -.,.fni in h = after the Convention breaks up
TIE Potomac has uow continued TO sffOrd a steam
boz, communication between this District, No:fok and
Richmond io- mase than twelve years Although she
hsgr,sn Old, she is not out in the service, nor
Ls, u, maie her owners -ich in dividends, in return
tr s.abl.Eue Boat which, for considerable time,
e,h4uel 10 OF e4usl or Superior speed 20 any in
n, Untsi states Without reasonable patronage
hon III, pubdc. ii Is Certain that she cannot remain
nich ons,r on The route The s,sic,est attention will
Be p.d Ia he comfort AMI safety of the passengers.
u.yA-tf Nat Int I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
NEW s!nRgEs VOL. HS-MQ. 1913.
New Publications.
LILLY, WAIT &. co. PUBLISH
T H z PEOPLES NJ AZINE.

| LlLLI, Vdfl d ". PUBLISH
THE PEOPLES MAGAZINE.
IDRoSPECTUS.-Th public are here presented
L with the first number of work, which certainly
has the claim Of novelty upon their attention. It's OBJ.
ect is to present the greatest amount of useful in
formation and of solid instruction in the most pleasing
and convenient form, and al the lowest price
The publishers have it in view furnish work for
famcsi one which shall not only satisfy the curio
sy and amuse the fancy, but which shall the same
time store the mind with efu knowledge, and prove
as attractive to every reader books of fiction To
effect this purpose. the pages Of the work will en-
brace Whatever most interesting in books Of modern
travels entertaining memoirs and biographical anec
dotes; curious geographical topicsi historical
| and details, ancient and modern; remarkable adyen
lures. both by and lsnd valuable discoveries and
inventions, particularly in the useful arts notices OF
the progress OF improvement in all that relates to the
comforts and conveniences of life, Natural History,
with descriptions If the most remarkable quadrupeds,
add plants, together with minerals. including the
of mining, aud descriptions of the most celebrated
mines in all parts of the world The various pheno-
'ena OF nature likewise present subjects Of unfang
interest. and to them due attention will be paid.
In order to render this Magazine useful and in.
cresns TO readers, large number of highly finished
Eng rawlings will be inserted
The editors will be particularly attentive in the dis.
charge OF their duties to subjects Of interest relating
to our own Country; and will Introduce into each mum.
Der brief view of passing events both domestic and
foreign.
produce work that. by its low price and obviously
useful ard entertaining character shall secure the fs
vor OF the public. and become an inmate of every
family
C0NDITf0NS-The Peoples Magazine is publish.
ca every other Saturday, at One Dollar year. paysble
cent, II udsr 100 miles and for the greatest distance
one cent and q quarter only.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Wool.

LYMAN REED & co.
Commission Merchants. No. 6 South Earlcs ST.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
hEVOTE particular attention to the sasdpf WOOL.
~ Letters, post paid. asking infnrmatoE sp citing
he Wool Market, vii, receive immediate akn,iCn.
l.. n. & Co have leave to refer to
Tiffany Shaw & Co.
Daniel Cob Co. Baltimore
Samuel wyman tJ Co.
David DO, d. Frederick, Sid
G W Rutter & Co. upioniown, Pa.
Zane, Pentony & 20. Whe,ling.va
Isaac liun, Winchester, ".
Allison Owen. Cincinnati Ohio
Russell & Mathews. u n'svilIe, ohio
J. Armstrong x son, Mysvle. Ky.
Leisly Comhs. Esq. Leington. KY
Muir 9, Nyiey ' tA-.:u
Lawrence II Ande rs.s~ "e' NY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
.Alexandria academy

vu1uE Trustees Of the Alexandra Academy announce
20 the nubEc that they have elected Mr. II /.
cnos,os Principal Of said Academy; and that this In
.,;,,on !. now open for the reception Of Students
The course Of instruction will embrsee the Greek and
Latin Classics. the french L,nguage. and q" Tie
branches of complete English Education
TRusrIIs: r.
Rev ELIAS HAnnisos. President
Rev. p. Lippett 1.P. Thompson,
Robert ]. Taylor, WmC Gardner
/ Edrntnd l. Lee, Charles A. Alexander,
Hugh Smith, VIM ,. Hofgson'
John Lloyd,
apr 2Q-eotf WV. L. hoD"SoN' Sesy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
SWiss MWsiiNs.

mn Dozen sNiss mu.lu Capes and Collars, as
l(Nb sorted patterns -,
4. ctiLl,sb's Ffocks snd Pantlets. neatly
worked
% pieces figured MuSlns. good article Tor
valance c.gt,nS or aprons
ia, received and may be had at reduced prices.
Up li,a'ers and country merchants would do wen 10
cali aal examine Tia, SC goods, whout delay, ~ or CT
have been received TO re ship them cary hext week
NJ, sill GEO. WHITE.
WNN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Just published!
w. II. hDRRIsnN

| ND on sale by w. u. MORRISON,
N Parley's Ancient Rome
The Little Philosopher, by T. ABBOT
Lectures to Young Ladies, by Yrs A. ii. L.
Phelps
The Visitor Of the. Poor trans'ael from the
French Of the Baron Degeran1o, by Lady
Of Boston, with an introduction by Joseph
Tuckerman
The I'd Part of Emersons No1h American
Arithmetic
Also-Aemoirs of Gen. Lafayette and OF he French
Revolution of 1880, by B. salans, Secre
tsry to Gen Lafayette; in vob
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
HsuEuU NHUoo.

on boxes Window CHS. Northern manufacture,
Oh from 10 10 f2Nl8, NJ moderate prices
Marbles, IN bays, iUG0 each I've.
Laokn; Glass p,.:z-' ',f ;n W. u, sn,a low 10 close
20, ysr, rich cut Glassware. S45
vita an a,sartmrni Liverpool! Dining Sets, AM all
0,h., g-o,s ., my Inc L. II. MILLER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09

A parent brought an action in the District
Court Of this city. which was decided on Thurs
day last against the Rev. Dr.. Helfenstein, for
joining his son in the bonds Of ma,rimons before
he bad attained the age Of twenty.une. From
the evidence produced, it was shown that the son
at the time of his marriage vas but little more
than seventeen, and the law being very explicit
in the case, the reverend gentleman had judy.
ment given against him for fifty pounds (Slss
So the full amount of the penalty. Phil Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Charles hennett

WAS received and offers for sale
I'll few bales 81 % inch stout snb!eached Cottons
~ bleached Cottons
90 and 50 Cotton Sheehngs
"a inch Cotton Osnaburgs
No LIZ. 8, 4 Hempen Burisps
Best Dorchester Bedticksi Apron Checks
Two bales English Shoe Thread
Dark blue and w. patent Sewing Thread
Rest dark blue and black superhne Ssxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
A. "a and Pins, FIRST quality
Hemming's genuine first quality s'lvereyed Nee
~ diesi w, C. ditto. mar @
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Notice.

ssTz-1 The Steamer COLU3fB a.
a IN Captain James Mitchell, viii,
.s-Tsss.srrs until the 6rst of September
5Sss-ssS--sSssss-ssssL next leave baltimore for the
Us.rr os Columbia every wcdnosds a, O'Clock p.
v aud returning. will leave Washington at 6. and
Alexandria st o'el.ck. a. 81. on su':dsy for B'ti
more mSy 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
GAZETTE

Erpedaious Trarsuing MIR. w. Of this
place left New York on Saturday Evening last
at4 o'clock-and arrived here on Sunday Eve
ming before s-stopping hours in Philadelphia,
aud half an hour in BaItimore--makins the
whole trip in about "a hours.-Georgetoun COL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
XN&N1i.S, .attor
anr 2-leow6m

yXTILL Practice in the Ssperior and ini>r"r 'oHF's
w Of Fairfax and Loudom, aud punc'naliY at'e"a
to all business entrusted 10 s care His Once as up
on the upper floor of the bG'lding adjoining A'iIS,h
Hotel where he ma, always be ioniai, unless Pi"'es
sionaly engaged else" here
Fs;rE.x Cour; House, May 5-2sw'w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
William Stablet

sEAsj just received the following articles, which he
4 offers for sale, viz:
English Flesh Brushes
Do Teeth Brushes
super6ne London Mustard. suptricr article
English Black Currant
DO Ginger
DO Acidu!ated Lemon Drop. (pure)
Rooinson's Patent Barley
Do do Greats
Thermometers
English Fancy Soap Clovis
Indeible Ink
Paste Hacking, superior article
Pink Saucers
Poonsh Brushes
Jamaica Ginger, in powder, a supeSor sr,icle
Compound Chinrin Tooth Wash, BIC tJc. ?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
New psa,ms aNa Hymns

YUsr received and on sale, by
81 W. " NORRiSnN,
The Psslns, in metre selected front the PSF! ms OF
David with Hymns suited to the Feasts aud fas's
of the Clutch, asl other occasions OF Pubic Wor
shin Published in pursuance of a resolution Ut
the General Convention of the Protestant fpisco-
pal Church in the United States, December ".
I8,, may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09
Teas. Ioaf sugar, Coffee, &c

4 =, Chests and half chests Teas
IL IS boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
- hhds Porto Rico and q. Sugar
IS BAGS lava and St. Domingo Coffee
6 bbls Jamaica 90
10 boxes Chocolate
90 bids prime New Orleans Mo'ssses
5 Casks new Rice
25 boxes best bunch Raisins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags P!mento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boxes Plug do
so reams Wrapping Paper
90 rcxms Foolscsp do
case assorted Fancy Soap
IS buxes yellow do
Is boxes mould and dipt Candles
Is coils white COrdsge
lust received and for sale by
mar 27 kEkk FIIAhOno.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-09

During the FIRE at Montreal, the steeple and
spire of the Bonsecours Church had caught the
flames, which it was generally thought would
spread downwards to the building, but owing to
the practice of the engines on the roof and caves,
and to the most heroic devotion on the part of
Mr. Joseph Poitras, carpenter, assisted by sol.
der whose name we have not learned, the church
was saved Poitras and his CON panion cut hole
IN the steeple with an axe surrounded by the
smoke and flames of the burning spirc. as well
as that ascending from Rasco's Hotel, and after
exhibiting the most daring courage and insensl.
biilty to personal danger, Poi'ras etctuaIly sue.
ceeded in cutting OF the communication Of the
church with the fire, by throwing down the burn
ing ball and cross, which Ire effected with an axe
and saw.
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fer. himself to the Voters Of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, as candidate fOt the next shsriffa'y.