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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CO.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY % 1888.

THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUaRY 90 1888.
We insert a notice for meeting to be held at
Mr.. Cate, at West End, Of the voters Of Fair
fax County. We presume that an effort will
there be made to give some countenance to nM-
LITIGATION. If such should be the case, we have
no doubt the yeomanry Of Fairfax, in general
meeting at the Court House, will be called upon
to speak their sentiments in favor of Union and
Liberty.
MIR. John Randolph was brought into the Sc,
nate on Tuesday and listened very attentvely to
Mr.. Calhoun's speech. He constantly nodded
assent He appears to be very weak and infirm.
Mr.. Verplanck's Tariff Bill, after being debat-
made suddenly to give way to Mr. Clay's bill Of
compromise. We do not remember to have seen
better parliamentary maneuvre than the pas.
sage Of the last mentioned bill through the House
OF Representatives.
The Bridge over the Potomac between this
place and Washington. is now completed so as
III be pa,sable for carriages, horses, &c. &C.
The draw over the channel is also ready to be
used.
No where throughout the country was the 22l
OF February, celebrated with more patriotic spir
it than in Alexandria. We feel no little pride
IN making a remark SO creditable to our town.
We understand that the speeches Of Mr. Cal
houn and Mr.. Webster are now ''bring revised"
by those gentlemen and that they will be pub
lished as soon as ever they can be correctly pre-
nared for the press. We shall Of course publish
them.
| LEVITT Harris, long Consul General in St
Petersburg has been Nominated by the President
to the Senate as Charge d. Affairs at France.
The Philadel phia Inquirer saws II is ru-
mored that Mr. CLAY intends tn resign his seat
in the Senate. after the fourth of March next, and
to retire to private life" CIncorrect.l
| Ii gives US great pleasure to insert the commu.
nication Of Nindex.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

~ The Farmers Of Fairfax County favora.
Bile to State Rights, according to the Virginia re-
solutions of 'es and so, are requested to meet at
Cats Tavern on Saturday next, the I'd March,
at 2 O'Clock, for the purpose Of adopting resolu.
tions expressive Of their sentiments
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28


Fresh & genuine Garden Seeds.
W.M NJ MORRISON
aIAS just received from the Boston Horticultural
II and Agricultural Seed Establishment,
HIS SPRING SUPPLY OF SEEDS,
Among which are
Large early German asparagus
Early white hutch beans; do Mohawk do
Dc China dwarf do; do yellow six weeks do
Dwarf red crannerry do; earl, marrow, thou.
sand to one do
Large white i.ms; LONDON Horticultural (very fne)
Dutch SC iret runneyy
Early turop rooted biooded eet, long blood red do
French sugar, or amber
Large msngoid wurtzcl (for csttle)
Russell's newe rly Savoy cabbage; early George do
Early builo Ks heart do, do Wellington do
Do York DO; do sugar aoaf 10; do Dutch do
Large late Dutch do; early do do
Large late drumhesd 10; red Dutch for picking do
Green curled Savoy do. yellow golden Savoy DO
Early Horn carrot (yery fine FOR table use)
Long orange DO true sort); Altrngham do
Early Dutch cauhAower, large late do DO
White soi'd celery; curled cress, or peppergrass
Early frame cucumber; long green prickly DO
Long green turkey do; early do cluster do
Purple egg paut; green Scotch ksjl
Early curled Silica lettuce; imperial head do
Green ctron melon; pine apple do
Large cancleupe melon; nutmeg do
Long Carol'ns water do, round do do; Nas,urtium
Large White FOrtugai onion; silver SKIN DO
Long Dntch parsnp, double curlcd parsley
Russ IFS early dwarfpess; cary Washington do
Early frame do; esrly double bIossomed do
DO fran. double blossomed; DIV, rf blue imperial
Squash pepper; early carlet short top radsh
Long salmon radish; early cherry or scarlet turnp
ralish; do white turnip do
Round summer spInnich, prckl, or fall do
Early scalop squash; do long wsi,teddo
Small Canada do; long yellow crook neck do
ss'-fy, or vegetable oyster
Early white Dutch turnip, long yellow French do
Tomato. OF love apple; sweet ma, jorum
Summer Savoy; common saSei thyme
Yellow locust, for trees
Early yellow corn; do sweet do, fucerne seed
White Dutch clover seed, fin, imported seed
This is the third wear hat Seeds fr m this Establish
nent have been offered in this r.arket. That they
have sustained their reputation well an, ever Of.
fered. there is abundant proof (Extpct from the
Publishers Cstalogue)-
"The quality OF The seeds sold at this Establishment
warranted to be equal to any sold in this
try hey mostly raised at our extensive Gardens
in the neighborhood nf Boston, By fu aud expert
enced growers Those sorts which do not ripen well
in this country. imported from Of the re.
sponstbe es,sbIshmentsi in Europe. From the manner
in which our bushes is conducted have perfect
knowledge Of the character and age Of Seeds and
can recommend them to the public, with the most
perfect confidence If their fres uess and purity"
e. g .eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
Notice

SOtNc6
4 L. persons who received Muskets from the Arse
L nal during the summer OF 1881 are hereby re.
tired to return the same tn me within ten days from
MS late; after which will be brought against
Al dsl'nqnsnts. BY order:
feb 5-eolUt KINSEY GRIFFITH.
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Taken w, A0sltt,

IN F-ilay morning, ed inst mt, between the Team
Boa, Ferry and the Fish Wharf, Sow, 9 feet
wide and % feet long. The owner can have it by
proving property and paying charges
JOHN WILLIAMS,
feb 26-3,s LOUIS TIGER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
Wines, hi0uors &c.

'I>HE subscriber. having been an Importer and Deal
Il er in VINES for many years, h $ in store stock
Of every description, old and pure in wood and bottles
Also, general of the best selected articles
10 the
GROCERY LINE.>
G The Bottled wines--uPwsrds Of 800 Dozen,
packed in cases ofone and two dozen each-hsye been
selected from the most approved brsnds:-london Par.
cular Madeira. part Of which late from India, very
old, Tinta and Burgundy do; Serciai and BuaI do.
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do Old Sherry, Super or
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port; Old Hook; with vari.
ETY. Of French sni other Wines.
All Of which will be sold the most reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON SON,
dec 4-eoH Fairfax street, Alexandria.
- NJ .......-,- ;. - a.,
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NEW CoUNrERFElrs IN CIRCULA-


-COrporaiion Of Washiagton
t>-letter E, plyable.to e. F. Mercer, Jan.
S'h. 1855
2s-lst'er A. psvabie to Charles Fenton Mer
Grr' dated January St.. lS55-Wm. Hewitt,
ke:n,rr, p. Van Ness. Mavor
ihe heads Of Washington and .ftrson are
very nnpertectly rngrsved They can be detect
20 oy observing that the name of the Mayor. j
'la Ness, Is s"grGred The date ot 1885 Is
also ensravej.-Bicknei's Reporter.
GeRerd assembly This was the dsv design
{" w resolution of the House of d i eyates,
"'a' aJnurnment. but the state oi the bust
ne" VIII not admit Of that for a week, PERHAPS
'''r'0'sh''-RichmDnd Hhig, 25tA inst
~ rumorei that a Yankee trick" was play.
| M upon the aseat Of South Carolina, who Vi.
,'ea New York for the purpose Of PURCHASING
arms, &c. The muskers are said 10 be or such
% P1aI'ty as to make it an act of heroism
pun trigger They are spruce looking guns.
,t"eT' VIII do very well for parade. aud are
'"'A0'! adapted tor the "peaceable remedy. :"
Erred. .7rsaa.
~. ~ Is our painful duty to record the distressing
c. .S SNl0' calamity which occurred Yesterday
W"' m TINS town, bv the sudden death Of
ii, LIN ~ RUSSELL, Jun. painter. He went to
nn a IN The vicinity of this village, aud through
,,D,. 'a"enfi"n' or rather BY one Of those un-
b..,,.eue accidents against which no common
v,s =" OF care IS certain preventive, his coat
Do,,,a au." oS the large eos,wheel, then in rapid
n,,,n, , aoH one OF ms arms aud his BODY were
sba'I ura~n between that aud a smaller
n.o ;. MS arm aud chest were so crushed and
n, a' ne expired Immediately. The death of
We -" a''e'! Is mich lamented; for he was an act.
ri, iad Useful citizen. and Justly esteemed for
te.s uusuy aud integrity. rhe moral rehec.
Nos, suitable TO such an occasion. are perhaps
,.;,s, property left to each Of his friends and
's'oCrso'o make for himself
Nec Bedford litreury.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

H. Nominations Of members Of the Common
Council are not inserted. unless handed in per.
son or accompanipd by a name
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

w Inc
4 ripe oil Madeira, R,card1s brand
, half pipes cnoce old Brown sherry
Just received and for sale low by
s NJ e s. II. JANNEY.
TTho haze in Sore,
London Particular, Burgundy, and the Juice ofthe
Grape, of J. Howard, March & Co.'S brand in half
pipes quarter and half quarter casks and boxes CON.
tanning two dpz N bottles each. Aso Sicily Madeira,
Sweet Malaga and Narsel.s Madeira. in quarter
casks, Champagne and 0ld Port. fen %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
SgsIz NEWS.
P0RT OF .4LE.YsADREs. On. {

ARRIVED. February OF,
Schr AVIATION, Ross, Vienna, Lumber aud Corn
to Stephen Shinn.
Schr Mary, Wheatey, Vienna, Lumber to
G ii Smoot.
Brig Token, Davis, Boston; Plaster to Ed
ward Daingrrieid, and freight for District
Schr Washington, Knapp, NewYork; Freight
for the District
Schr Be,ha & Anna, Hopkins, BOSTON; Salt.
Mackerei. Cheese, &c, tn II Laid, and freight
for the District
Brig Ariel, Smith, New Orleans
Srhr William, Tucker, Boston
Bril- Daniel H. Miller, Bacon, hence at Bar
BADGES ll,h January
Schooner Robert Gordon, do do
Brig John Laird, Wilson, hence at Barbadoes
alst January
Schooner, Rambler, ColIey, do do a6lh Jan
Schooner Virginia, Harris, hence at New
York 18th
Schooner President, Kirkland, do do
SoOp Dledama, Booth, hence at Norfolk Odd
BALTIMORE. Feb. 26. Arrived, Steam boat
Fredericksburg, jenkins, from Washington. Elk.
perenced a tremendous gale in the Potomac; a
brig and schr from Alexandria, had their sails
blown away
Mip,Ureck. .schr Swift, of Portland,
from Fredericksburg, with cargo of corn and
-four, went ashore on the Middle Ground. near
Cape Cnar'es. on the 18th ms. Vessel and corn
lust. the greater part Of the -four saved but mu CHI
damaged
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
Yen Ooltars Reward

NOR the discovery Of the person who is in the
Il habit of taking off the Fences, now belonging to
Samuel b Larmour. at The Village: or if the person
wi apply tn him. he she sh III be furnished with
more frewood than they possibly get by the pre-
sent m-,h,d, without The risk of life incurred.
and no discovery prosecution for the past Apply
at the Warehouse of
feb II SAML n TARAOUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28
tNewing tAbacco.

- Boxes of piugS, II to the pound
Il do ofpound rolls represented very good
do 10 prime
Just received froTthe manufac,ory of Langhorne
* Son. in Lynohburg, and warranted to please, be
taken back The above for sale on liberal terms by
f.b II -. GED JOHNSON 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

AtteMtl0n MdependeN biues:
4 MEE rlNG of the Com ,any will be held at the
n Ihdian Queen Tavern, Friday evening, LIST
March, at o'clock. Every mber is particularly re-
ques ed to attend. business Of importance will be
laid before the meeting.
feb 27-3. BERNARD BRYAN, Jr, sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

Ii gives US great pleasure to insert the commu.
nication Of Nindex.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

The Philadelphia Inquirer SAYS" 1t is ru
mored that MIR. CLAY intends In resign his seat
n the Senate. after the fourth Of March next, land
to retire to private life." Incorrect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

MIR. John Randolph was brought into the Sc
nate on Tuesday and listened very attentvely IL
Mr.. Calhoun's speech. He constantly nodded
assent. He appears to be very weak aud infirm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-28

LEVITT Harris, long Consul General in St
Petersburg, has been nominated by the President
to the Senate as Charge d. Affairs at France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23
PUBLIC MEETING IN VIRGINIA.

At respectable assemblage Of the people Of
Culpcper county, favorable to a renewal of the
Charter of the United States Bank, convened
at the Court House on The 10Th September. the
Hon. Richard II. Field was called to the Chair,
and Henry Shackelford was appointed secre,a.
~.
The Chair briefly explained the object Of the
meeting, and Mr.. john S. Ban bour. moved the
appointment ola committee to deliberate and re-.
por, upon the subject. Whereupon. John S.
Barbour. William Champe Carter, William Ma.
jor, John Shackieford, Isaac Winston, Jones
Green, and John Lewis, Esqrs were appointed
the said Committee. After u short absence, the
Committee reported the following resolutions,
MIR. Lewis dssentng):
Resoiued. by the people Of Culpepper county
here assembled. That the Bank Of the United
States is useful aud necessary agent in perform
ing many Of the function, Of the General Govern.
meat; that repeated Legislative, Executive and
judicial decisions, with the concurrence of the
States OF this Confederacy. have removed from
our deliberations the question Of constitutional
power to charter the Bank; that, as it aff;,rds
safe oepos'to'y '"' 'he puoiiC Iunus, Dr0leS the
State Banks, and restraints excessive issues Of
their paper, it is essentially useful in regulating
and fiyips the standard of value, without which
the Government Of the United States would lose
sight Of its duties; and among the people, the
ignorant with their property would become the
victim and the sacrifice to the more intelligent
and astute portions Of the community
These views are confirmed to US in the lights
which distressing experience hath shed upon
the county, and by the opinions Of Washington,
Madison, aud Lowndes. And we look with
apprehension and alarm to the possible recur.
renee Of evils. which may Danish safe and
wholesome currency from use, and introduce in
its stead. fuctuating and spurious measure Of
Exchange.
Resolned. As the sense Of this Assembly,
that the Charter Of the Bank Of the United
States ought to be renewed with proper and fit
nod'heat'ons; and that all substitutes, hitherto
proposed, Tor that institution , are unwse and in.
exped'ent; hazardous to the public interests and
dangerous to the public morals.
After some debate, in which Mr.. Barbour,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

Mr.. Daniel F. Slaughter, and Mr.. Jones Green
participated, the question was put from the
Chair, aud the Resolutions adopted without any
dissenting vote. The following resolution was
then moved and unanimously carried
Resolued. Tha, when this Meeting ADJOURN
it will adjourn to meet again on the hrst day OF
the ensuing Quarterly Court. in November; aud
that the whole people of CulPeper be 'nVl'
ted to unite with Us in further declaration on
this question.
Ordered, That these proceedings be published
BY the Secretary And then the meeting ad'
jouroed. RICHARD II FIELD, Chm.
HENRY SHAcKELFoRp, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

Among the machinery which is getting w >.
the next presidential election, that OF altering
constitution with regard to the mode oil ee' ~
President is already in tram for public '0''% :.
ration. The object svowedIy is to pfe'en'
choice. under any circumstances, from s'"'
to the House of representatives
Nothing has more fatal tendency N Wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

TERdS.-Dsly Paper So ner annum. payable hail
yearly. Country Pa7er s. Per annum Advertise
ments inserted at the rate Of one dollar for the FIRST
three Insertions and twenty five cents for every sub.
seQuent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

We have New Orleans papers to the 9TH in.
slant, but on that day they contain nothing rea.
tive to the. yellow fever in the city. On tie 5th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

We have received from the publisher, Mr.. T.
w. White, Of Richmond, Va. his neat and beau.
tiful edition Of Mr.. Badgers Address. delivered
at the last Commencement Of the North Carolina
University.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

We marked with our reprobaton coarse Oh.
servat'o" which appeared IN the Telegraph on
Thursday We intend to snail these sort of
things to the counter" whenever we see them.
What shall we say, then, of the following, from
the Albany Argus:
" BY the way, whilst we are upon the subject,
"may we be permitted to ask, whether M
WEBSTER drew upon the Bank for the e..
"penses of his recent electioneering tour throuoh
" the State and to the West; Snd If 30. whether
" the draft was paid from the secret service
I" fund.-"
The ,nsinuation' is so base and mean-the
charge so gross and slanderous, that we wonder
at its appearing eren in the Albany Argus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

The New York Courier has furnished sets
for Major HamiIton's structures on the No
and Manners" of America, by detailing co:
pie Of incidents that occurred to the Major, Dr.
ing his travels in this country, and shown, tx
astonishing degree Of po!Iteness exemplh:d
his own I" manners:"
Being at dinner in a steamboat on the Il''
son. he had been able to cape and yuIp like h'
Yankees he has incuIpated; and wishing 70 i'
tire as soon as possible from the eoDtaslon'
sans cerenonic mounted on the table, and pIi:'a
his foot on plate Of pig. What an AFFINITY
There rested he. unable to move further, ~ 10 !.
vised by the Captain, he found his way "%A
asen" to bis seat. Again at West PoIat, ner
dulged his smoking propensi,ies. by Shh'!'
segar in parIor appropriated to the aeeonnj
datlon OF the ladies. who were then present. y.
remonstrance having proved in vain to make ..
cease. the host was obliged to adciss hln 70
more decorous. Remembrance being Inebe.
al, our polite censor was told that bus COMP,
would therefore be dispensed with; and ne"
jor was obliged to decamp."
There certainly must be some mistake 10 '''
statements.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-23

Some of the Massachusetts, papers are pouring
it into Mr.. Adams. right and left, for his recent
Anti Masonic course.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
tr,uve tsee, sic al sMly

TIME undcr.gnrd, in announcing to the citizens OF
Aexam,rp, AMI It's VI unity that this lnstitntion IS
now apen forthc reception IT youth would respect
ful,y .sSuge them ,hs lac w, continue to enforce the
same gid Observance OF scholastic discipline pursue
The same fiji ,ien IN the communication OF IN
s,r,icton snl use the ut'ring industry M me
discharge OF his professional duties, which have M
,herto invariably proved advantageous to The pupils
committed to his care the system OF Exercises M
The Pr;ncc.stree, Academy embraces the following
branches &c I'd lcaiion: Reaching; Writing; Ar''hme
tic; Book Keeping and EngliSh Grammar; Geogrsphy;
the use Of asps ami & obesi Geometry and Algebra,
with their application 80 the PRACTICAL branches OF the
Ms,he ma,ics; rrigonometry. plane and srherica'i
F., eusuraton;. Surveying and Gauging; Navigation
with the instruction of the tables annexed; the pro
lection Of Maps and panispheres. according TO Prin
cipies purely mathematical, Typographical and Ar
ch;sec,ural Drawing; Civil and Military Engineering;
Comic Srctioas; Fiuxions; Gnomonicks; Astronomy,
and Mechanics Conscious of tue extent and accuracy
Of his research in the branches Of science above euume
rated the undersigned has the conhdence to asset
he i'll g We instruction them, specifically, but &C
corlig 10 principles susceptible of conclusive proof
in the rigid language of irretrasa demonstration
FERNS of tuition and Rules of the Institution, will
be made known at the Academy. 'tG aEf'"
l-~CF JOHN DEvIIN,a N
Asx,,lr;,, Dec 2i-tf prnsipal 4
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New H00Ns.

ST0ts.2 anl 3 Boys and GIRLS Library; The Com,
f,rter or eAtracts selected for the consolation al
Mouurns RS under the bereavement Ut friends and
,s,ions hya Viil.ge Pastor Manual of the Chaldee
Language containing Chaldee Grammar, Chrestoms
dis anil Vocabulary with Appendix OF the aaoin'
meal character and s,y'e, by Elias Riggs. NJ Dr.
Aiexan,.r's Annals of the Jewish Nation Reith's
Sisns of the Times. DR.. Chalmers Political Economy
Reports of Gases argued and Determined 'nhe CoarI
six Volumes, condensed into two by Theron Metcslf
Esq price in full law binding $40. " This edition,
in I. volumes. includes all he Hepors OF the Eng
Ish edition IN SIX volumes, nothing being omitted
which can be a,le applicable to American practice
The table of cases aud the original paging, are pre-
served throughout"
The Library of Entertaining Knowledge. Parts %
aud 20; Pa i, aud lis Historical Scenes the Revolution
ofl $50; embellished with ensravings
The swiss Family Robinson; or adventures OF IA
ther mother and four in Il sert island: with
untes otreierence from the seventh London edition
Caimut's Dictionary of the Bible; afew more copies
received. wa. ii AoRkisoS'
dec u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
JAMES ALLISON.
DIR. john THAYnoLD.
DNspep.ia.

nR. THAyBOLD offers to the public the BIT IoUs
IL PREVENTIVE, as most powerful! antidote tor
DYSPEPSIA, and oil organized arrangements of tile
digestive system Time and space forbid here an
enumeration of all the various cases OF curei suffice
TO say that rs it is wholly extracted from natural We.
getabe productions, is as innocent rs is sure IN ito
effects II is well known to have restored. in few
lays strength and vgor to the anguid limbs; steady
ing the pais,ed hand and fsuterng tongue, and i'm.
parting health and Tone to the debitated stomach
GEonsErow., bridge ST. ID. C. Nov II, 1852.
SIR 4 20, with the greatest gratitude and sa,isfac
ton give you liberty to make my public. 50 that
those laboring under similar complaints. may have an
opportunity Of being relieved was severed, affect.
ed with indigestion, dyspepsia. and dssgreeabe feel
mgs all over, for length of time, and tried al medi.
cine thai could hear OF. that had any relation to my
comp tant; but had relief until accidentally
one Of DIR Tbay bold's advcrtlsements took bot
tie ofhs Bilious Preventive" and making Of it
according to the directions that accompanied the bot.
tie, SIN at this time in good state Of health, and
euioy myself us well did il my life and think
my sefs new person ..r.v
am, s,r. your OBJ edient servant,
DR. THiTBoLD. HENRY BAKER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
Charles HeMuett

sEA received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morret.
L Z direct from Liverpool,
10 Sales best Brdport shsd and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer saws is of the very
hes, quality, and is tor sale on the usual terms
lie has, likewise, received, as,# 10 ....- a-r.
Best cotton Buraps a.. s.. 'I.-
Drab woollen Kerse,s
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
few bales best Sheeting and shifting CotIons
fIe has on hand, ..,a..r. 9 --
Very frs, quality black Italian Iustrins
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine vesting, and
velvet Waistccatlng 'i aTft
Rlue and black super6ne Cloths and Kerseymeres.
sc. &c
lie expec,s daily consignment of Bed Ticks and
luw.priced Cassnetts 80.
nov %