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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-14

1--WE are waiting with great anxiety for
The answer of the King of Holland respect
ing the surrender Of forts Lilo and Lief ker
shook, which we presume will not be scced
ed to. This we infer from the circumstance
commanders stationed on the Scheldt to de
stray their gun boats, that The French might
not use them against the above forts Ii is
supposed the gun boats were blown up by or
ders from Gen Chase, transmitted by some
concerted signal.
During the siege. single bomb, well di-
rected, killed 26 Dutch soldiers who were at
work in ditch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
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virginia Legislature,
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
WednesJ0u Dee 10


-, SIDNEY MANUFACTURINo COMPANY
MI tioheman's motion amend, so as 10 Tender n,a
ockhodtrs liable for the debts Of the company In
consideration: "s u'"e'
MI Hoeman expressed his regret that he should pro-
9soy be ell alone TO advocate this proposition Tie could
haVe wished that gentlemen Of talent and Vveiob ~ ,
rac'er TO which he could not aspire had sustained hi. neo
sure which he thought so necessary 10 The fair and eoui
oe regusu3h ol interpretations like tat now before The
proportion hsd been received with kindly disposition
an" ne nae entertained hope that would succeed But
system had taken too firm a hold 10 be sbsten ~ ~
wou'o; however make lew remarks to explain and en-
'1ce ne view he took Of The subject lie was fy cor
,srs If ought noi 10 giant these char
VIZ o. Incorporation. without restrictions 10 guard
su protect The public from their operations The objects
nuvlosals ~ asking for these charters were that hev
s"' DC possessed Of certain privileges which were not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
(Erfrdcf Of a letter.

HARRISBURG, Dec. IL, 1888
Last night we had the largest political meeting ever held
oy the democratic members of the legislature. The oh
Ject OF II was TO ascertain the views the AZ
the propreiy Of National for the
OIL candidates Tor President and Vice President at the
election Thomas Ringan Speaker of the Senate yyas
appointed President. Mr. Crawford of Franklin connv
o"ered The resolutions. On the being taken il was
aecaed nearly unanimously in favor of Convention
mere were EIGHTY SEVEN democratic membe nj
Out oil that number, there only eight az ainst the
Convention. Such unauiInity venture tn s.v neve,
was exhibited before in the state Capitol Such
yo'e must carry disnay into the ranks of the opposon
Inc democratic party is united in this State
There VIII be but voice in the democratic pariv in
this State at The election and that voice ~ he SssJ
III favor oil the candidates nominated by the National Con-
vention. '"
iorbear writing any thing more on this subject mas
in a few days.-Pennsyipanian
INDIANA Republican Convention was held on the
Sh INST al Indianapolis in the Hall OF the House of Re.
Pesenaves' consisting OF members Ut the Legislature
specia Deiegates from the counties, &c, &c They con-
e's'eo OF ioi members After nominating james g. Read
as Their candidate for Governor and David " ev for
Lieut. Governor they adopted the following resolutions:
Hesofued, That this CoDve ntion waive apy no,nina
-. o VI Recommendation al the present time Of individuals
10 De presented as candidates for the Offices of
anu wee President OF the United States and that liz
members VIII cheerfuy yield their individual support to
'he most prominent members OF the Democratic marty
the country ~ ' "
"Resofred That this Convention will appoint twenty.
one delegates IRON the State OF Indiana TO attend the
meeting Of the National Convention whenever the same
may assemble" " 800
Resolved That the Delegates from each Conpression
District IN this State confer together aud report to the
convention three persons from each Congressional Dis.
uict 10 attend the National Convention
De'egd'es 10 General Convention then appoint.
sdenfs veoes Oh the Msysyille Bill, the Bank Bill
&c. &c. were adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

Bank must OF course follow the time-ani thus,
because these politicians assai the Bank the OF
elections, un'es. the institution stands mute Is charged
with interfering ia politics and influencing elections.
The Bank has nteriersd in the
politics. and never influenced sought TO Influence elec
tons; but will be deferred by the cr clao,s
1t politicians, hom executing its duty IN deeudiug itself
U the tne and manner, aud degree aud exp-,,.e, con-
necied with this service the Board Of Director. el.im
be the sole AMI exclusive judges. Whether tn. defence
is too costly is Tor the stockholders whose Interests
sustained by it, to decde but certainly TN.
selves have right complain OF the expense. they have
occasioned Their duty io the proportion whic,
may NO needed Tor defending the institution entrusted TO
mc The Board oil Directors will cheeruly and ilous
iy perform.
The Committee conclude this examination by oR.,ing
as the result, OF their reflections the following resolution:
ResOced, That the removal VI the public funds the
Bank Ut tue United States, under the circumstances aud
IN the in which II has been effected, violation
Of the contract between the Government aud the Bank
aud tina, the Pesien, be instructed pres- mt IN mora
TO Congress requesting that redress should be afforded
Tor the wrong which has been done TO the Institution
BANK UNITED STATES.
Tuesday, Dec. Sd, 1888
AZ an adjourned meeting OF the Board Directors, held
this evening
Prcseut--N. BiIiie. President,
Messrs Willing, Fisher. Lewis,
Eyre, Lppincot, Holmes,
Bevan, Chauncey, Gilpn.
White, Newkirk, Sullivan,
Sergeant, Macaleser, Wager.
Mr. Chauneey, from the special committee appointed
Oh tue 24h September presented the foregoing Report,
which read.
whe'eupon, Mr.. Chauncey moved the following reso-
Iuion:-
Resotoed. That the said Report, with the accompany
ing Resolution, be adopted.
Upon this motion the Yeas aud Nays were called for,
when was carried by vote o twelve 10 three, fol
lows
Yess-Messrs. Willing, Eyre Bevan, White, Sergeant,
Fisher, Lppncou, Ch.uncey, Newkirk, Lewis Holmes,
Biddle-l2
Nays-Messrs. Giipin, Sullivan, wascr-3.
On motion was Resolved, that 5000 copies Of the said
Report be printed for the Of the Stockholders Of the
Bank
Extract from the minutes.
S. JAUDON, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

Inc Charleston Mercury states the receipt Of Letter
hom Washington, which siIifms, that Mr. CLAW has re-
solved 10 be a candidate for the Presideucvo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

No. COIWUyJC,4TTT.
ine summer before the last used indulge nv rest
less spirit by roaming about the delightful enyirons of
ts one bright morning, party OF aides and myself
determined TO visit the Royal Porcelain Mandatory Of
cimens Of art, which thought worthy of being made
presents TO the proudes sovereigns Of E6rope We were
fecelved IN al the dfetfers workshops with that frank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

The circumstance about the Governors ordesug ,foo,s
~ nou "enseVesn Ieadness without the advice Of his
Council, Is yet unexplained Does the Lsg.a,urs roc
to pass this over IN siIeoce Is there no member bo
move an enquiry into The Of this order issued as
u mas been IN a period OF profound tranquillyl
we are told OF Kitchen Cabinet al Wssbiogton IA
mere no H,sben Cabinet in Richmond? Is not our pre-.
Oel Magistrate himself surrounded and advised by
we mos' extraordinary junto that ever exIsedl
"a Prey mat The next Chief Magistrate near the ma
uon OF virginia will be little like the present In some
.spec, as possible trust at least that he will be strong
S'''eS Right man, without being Nullilcr. CIVIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

The proceeds Of the sales Of the Seminole lands in the
one million of dollars. ''''' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
IN SENATE.


MIR. Poindexter, from the Committee on Public Jands
made report on The memorial OF the State of Missouri
praying for grant Of lands that State; which report was
adverse TO the prayer Of the memorial.
Mr.Talmadge presented the petition Of James eicbum
anh others; which was referred TO the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads.
Also, the report OF Committee Of the LEGISLATURE of
YORK, concerning the militia; which as referred 10 te
Committee Oh The Militia and ordered 10 be printed
Mr. King presented memorial Of The Ciiizens of Ala.
Dana praying Tor authority TO enter certain lands; which
was referred to the Committee OF Public Lands
hr Linn presented memorial of the Legislature of
missouri, on the subject OF registering the patents 10 pub
TIC ldnds which was referred to the Committee on Public
Lands va "V'''
Mr. Kent asked and obtained leave 10 introduce the fol-
lowing Joint Resolutions; which read fret time or.
defed TO second reading, aud directed be printed
Hesoired. ny The Senate and House of
me United States of dmeTe0, in Congress assembled
fwo hTds Of both Houses eoneurTing That the follow,
ing article he proposed to the Legislatures of the several
sta es as an amendment TO the Constitution Of the United
states which, when ratified by .fourhs of The said
Legislatures, shall be valid psrt Of the Constitution:
"hen a bill, which, having passed the Senate and
House OF Representatives. shall be returned by the Pres
dent Of the United States, with his objections upon the
reconsideration thereof majority Of all the members elect
cd 10 each House shall again pass such BILL notwtstsnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

JAMES RIVER iMPRovEMENT.-The citizens of thi,
pace nave decided against the proposition to subscribe
Tor lOOO shares OF stock the James River and
company on behalf Of the Corporation. The vote stood
mus FOR the subscription 96-agansi it ITO. Lunch.
burg piTg., Dec. 22.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

1ne Panc-Ihe opposition papers appear evidently
Pea'eu az 'he panic which has been created about the
pressure W me money market The pressure is certainly
10 considerable degree the result Of mere panic, which
mas oeen excited and kept alive by the United States
Bank and lie friends, for the purpose of promoting their
enus MwII, however, sUbside after while, without
accomplishing The end they desire and have designed
baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27

| M'LEAN MEErING-On the 1 iih inst. meeting of
the mechanics and other citizens favourable to Judge
MLean, held in Cincinnati. The call W as sisned e.
several hundreds Of the most inf citizens of G
| - $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
TWENTY Dollars Reward

HH,H.i. be given for the apprehension Of JAMES
w G Ma rnEnS, an inhentcd apprentice to the
Cabinet business. who absconded Oh Sunday morning
last. The said Msthers {more famiarly known by the
name OF Burns) is about 10 years of age. feet
inches high slender made. thin visase, freckled face
light brown hair. Of rather sluggish carriage and
speech. with considers self conse 'luence. He had
on when be absconde,! white hat. olive close bodied
coat. white panta!uons &c.; blu, having variety Of
clothing his dress may possibly be varied. Hatiers.
wing slight knowledge Of the Uphostering Busi-
ness. may possibly tender his services as such.
The above reward. with all reasonable expenses
win be paid for his apprehension and secureme mt,
that get m again; and all persons hereby fore
warned against .rborng employing said boy, t e
law will be- risdiy cnf,rced against all offending.
june 4f JAMES GREEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,. IN. c.

ARRIVED. JUNE 9,
Schr. FornaX, Percival, Boston; sundries to
A. e. Cazenove & Co., Fruit to VIM. FowIe &
Co, and Freight for the District.
British Schr. George Henry, Denstadt, Hall.
fax; Plaster 10 A. C. Cazenove Il Co.
Schooner Benjamin ID. Jackson, Grasener,
Vienna; Corn to S. Shinn.
Schooner Susan, Marsdeu. Baltimore; Rice
In Geo Johnson g. Co and Oats TO master.
Schooner Martha Williams. Anneldall, Po'
tomac Creek; Bark to 4. Kinsey.
Schooner Lake John, Brannick, Port Deposit;
Lumber to s. Messersmith.
Schooner Java, Atkins, Eominy; Posts to J.
H. Miller.
Schooner vOiant, Oxford, Aqua; Corn to G.
Johnson & Co.
Schooner Friend to Peace, Sanford, Nominy;
Rails and Bark to G. H. Smoot.
Sloop Farmers Return, Skinner, Potomac
Creek; Bark to C. e. Smoot & Co.
Sloop Miller, Teal, Philadelphia; Freight for
the District.
June s-Schr. Ann, Olson, Thomaston; Lime
to VIM. Eowle & Co.
Steamboat fredericksburg Jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers for the District.
Ship Virginia, hence, bound up James River,
10 Hampton Roads s0th ult.
Brig Token. EIdridge, up at Boston Tor this
port, to sail on LIST inst.
Brig Florida, Norris, Of Portland, from Cuba
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
COMMERCIAL.
The following remarks are from the Baltimore
American Of yesterday:

The following remarks are from the Baltimore
American Of yesterday:
The following report Of the state Of the Alex.
andrla Hour market is taken from the Gazette
OF that town OF Saturday. II the prices are
correctly printed it would appear, that the
dealers there are selling -four at a less price
than they are paving fof~it from wagons - the
range Of the store prices being IS SO to $50.
apparent discrepancy, IL we recoIect Alright, has
occurred occasionally Of late. in similar reports.
Will the editor tell US how we are to understand
the one now quoted!
Flom.-Yesterday the current price Of Flour
was so, at which considerable lots OF stored
Flour were priced. some loads from wagons,
both Yesterday and the day previous, were taken
at a fraction higher; 10 some cases as mitch as
IS 624 and S IS were paid
Sales were made Yesterday from stores at 30
SO to 5 Sc. At the close we believe, more than
5 so could not have hecn had, aud shippers ge-
neraly derIi ned giving that price.
II is not. we believe, customary to copment
upon the reported prices Of Flour or other arti-
Giles. The prices in different markets are mere
ly copied in most commercial newspapers for sc.
neral Information; but when any thing occurs in
a ncighboring market so important as that OF
few loads Of Flour from wagons having been
purchased at higher price than the currt at rate
from stores, it may be deemed, by some, worthy
Of parti, ular notice. Every one at all acquaint.
ed with the Flour trade knows that it occurs oc.
casionally that a load or two Of superior Flour
will command an extra price. And it frequent.
" happens, that when the demand for shipment
is great, both the store and wagon prices are fore
ed up to prices too high compared with other
markets; and at the moment the demand from
stores ceases, the store price declines, though
from unavoidable circumstances some dealers
may be compelled to pay the highest wagon price
which here, as in Baltimore, is sometimes III
cents more than the current or ruling price,
This is the second time our neighbors have no
ticed small matters, unworthy the attention of ,
great commercial city. We think we know th'
causes of their sensitiveness, one Of which onl,
! we shall notice at present: that is, by compa
rison through the country Of our price curren
with that Of Baltimore, the milers and farmer,
will discover, that while they are obtaining s.
so for their stored FLOUR in ALEXANDRIA
that in Baltimore is "settled for at IS 49,
Moreover, while our wagon price is .S5 so, theirs
! is only IS 25 IS 57a. REPORTER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Ace CYeMlA.

vEvE subscriber has great pleasure in heing able TO
L inform the ls'Iie. and gentlemen that lie is now
IRE parcel to furnish, Them with ICE CREAM every
day during Tie season, at his CoNFEnFiONaRY. in
a style more unexcep'ionable snd agreeable to the
public tls her tofore and in greater accordance
with his nf proprirtv.
afresh supply vt doub!c refined Lemon Syrup. just
received. JOHN HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

bound to Boston, was lost on the asth Of May,
on shoaI about leagues from Nantucket Ii.
land. Passengers and crew saved, except the
two mates aud ole seaman who we're drow ned.
Vessel and cargo totally lost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

The MARKET -Common brands Of Western
Flour can be had at so; fancy brands al TO Il;
Southern is dull at the prices of last week. VIZ:
Common Sorts, s.. A parcel IL prime Phllade.
mia sold at 81 N + Jour. Com. June 1sf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. co.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE =, 1888.

The Meteorological Observations are unaVoada-
bly, excluded this morning
Jupenis is inaduoissible. 1t - not becoming
in one who adupts this signature to imPute "ma-
lice," and Spleen" sc. sc. upon such slight
grounds as he has.
The Lines of ] F. L.. of Midd'eburg, are too
incorrect 10 measure for publication. The au.
thor appears to have much poetic feeling, but he
should be more careful.
The remarks of our correspondent ZErA will
attract attention, no doubt, both at home and
abroad; and We are much pleased that SD able
pen has been employed in refating the new doc
trines of Mr.. Tappan.
The Report Of the Trial of the Rev. E.. K
Avery. in this days PAPER, contains a condensed
statement Of the evidence adduced buth for and
against the prisoner, and will be, no doubt, more
satisfactory, than the vcluminous accounts which
have filled the columns Of the Northern papers
for a week or two past, and are likely to occupy
them for some days to come.
The New York Daily Advertiser likens the
first dissolution Of The Cabinet to an explosion,
and the last to collapse, 1t is fortunate that
neither events caused the "veels of de govern.
ment to stop" as MIR GalIatin used to say.
The President Of the United States, it is said.
will leave Washington. on his tour to the East.
ward, about Thursday next.
The Rail Road Company are making arrange.
mcn,s for all early commencement Of the Rail
Road between Baltimore and Washington.
Painam qai meruit fsra'!-Thc Editor Of the
Utica Sentinel, in noticing the respect paid 10
the Hon. Daniel Webster, in his late visit to that
place. says:-
A." II is grateful for Us to remark, that on this
occasion no feelings were suffered to in,rude
which were not IN entire harmony with those tes-
timonies Of respect spontaneously rendered to
this distinguished man BY numbers Of both politi.
cal parties"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Chtisl Naising AaZnrus.

TIVE public of Alexandra is respectfully informed
that the celebrated Picture Of the Resurrection of
azarus, from the pencil of hr Boudet Of Paris will
be exhibited in this City for week My, beginning
from Monday next, fion o'clock A. D.. until 10 z.
" at the old Indian @ .een Tavern. The Painting is
in the proportion Of ABOUT by II feet, and The
principal figures large life. As to the merits of
the Picture, suffice it to say that it has been highly
commended by the Phiiad, lpha press. and most ex.
tens:vey pa,ronzed by all the religious societies, pub.
lie and private schools, and the public generally, of
that city Admittance IS cents
NAV Off
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
MARRIED..

Ga Tuesday evening. the 2sth ult by the Rev.
Mr.. WoodIey, c C MAeRuDER. Esq, to Miss
MARY SpRIoo BELT, both OF Prince Georges
county. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

The U. s. Ship Fairfield sailed from New
York on Thursday, on three years. cruise to
the Pacific. touching at Rio de Janeiro, Buenos
Ayres, Falkland islands. She will probably re-
turn by way 81 Canton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Notice.

yJlHE business carried in my indisidual nsme end
L cd Yesterday, and will, from the present date, be
conducted by self and JoHS BESSErr Junicr, under
the firm of Woop It BESSLTT l have therefore TO
qu s, that all persons having demands against me
will render ihcr accounts that they nav be adjusted
aud psil-and those indebted are respectfully request
ed TO make pay ment, as it is absolutely necessary to
close that concern. JOHN A. NOoD.
Antigua, May LIST, 1885:
BsITIsH VIeE CoSsuLkrE, D. C. !
A,exaudra June S. 1888 :
The above notice has Been received, and is publish
ed f,r the information Of those concerned.
i,ne ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Cheap Boots q ehees.
0 akl

A. D. H.aRMON,
At his new Store. adjoining ur. Butch.
- er's, and two doors above bis old stand, has
Dreeeived part Of his Spring stock Of
BOOTS & SHOES,
consisting Of almost every variety Of Ladies'. Gentle.
mems, Misses Boys and ChiIdfeus Hoo's, Bootees;
shoes. and Slippers, which he will sen hUienIe and
retail, vERY csEAP. Call and see: apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

american brandy.
Landing from sctr. Alexandria, from Ne,o York,
An iIa.f Pipes American Brandy, in excellent cr.
III der, for sale by
NAV 81 EDW'D DAINGERFIFLD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

DRAWS TO-NORROH'
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 8 far 1885.
Will be drawn in the City OF New York on Wednesday
June S
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets ST. halves : 50; quarters rs
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Class No % for 1856.
10 be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Thursday,
June
CAPITAL PRIZE IS 600
Tickets IS %: halves l 90; quarters So
10 be hsd IN variety of numbers Of
=. o0RSE,
Lottery u Eretange Broker. .aierondria
Drawn Numbers in the Union Cana! Lottery. Class No
II for 1875:
9 SO 80 SO 81 81 II l6 ID 63
Delaware and North Csrolins Lottery No 81 for 1855
III 90 IL d. 26 81 n Is 81 36 60
&c, No. 9 ID Sc, Prize of 100 Dollars, in
the New York Lottery, Class No. Is. sold at RI
ORDAh'S Office on Saturday.
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Class No % for 1885.
will be drawn in Wlmington5 lDel) Monday,
June 3
rs Numbers-ll drawn Ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81: halves 2 O0i quarters l Co.
On sale in great variety by
JAs. RIoRDAN.
ar Uucurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawn Numbers in the Union Canal LOTTERY. Glass ILL.,
9 90 80 SO 81 81 II l8 IA 63
Ditto. Delaware ard North Carolina Loer., Class 2l
IL So l3 Al 26 81 " ls 62 80 SO
For Freight.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Notice is hereby given,

P.uquier and AIe1sndri. Turnpike Company viii iii
take place At auckland Thursday, the 9Th day of
May next, for the purpose ofelecng President, four
Directors Treasure, and other Officers Of said Com.
pany. =. -. MORGAN. Treasurer
day, the 9TH June. may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
a Cara

a Card.
DOCTOR A. H. SANDERS, having located him.
IL self at Oecoquan. Prince William County, Wiz.
GINA respectfully offers his profes .iona servees to
the public He may be found at Mr.. Fshers or at
his Office adjoining. June I-eo<v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Richard J. Pollard,
SURGEON DENTIST

Digs leave most respectfully to inform the eitizers
ID Of this place and vicinity that he intends com.
mencing his professional business this place, and
hopes by close attention to business, reduced prices
and success in operating, to merit the favor Of alI
RI p. is prepared to insert Natural, Sea. Horse.
and Porcelain Teeth, Of oil the various shades at abe
shortest notice.
lie may be seer at Nr A. o. Douglass on King street,
second door above Pitt street. north side. lie will
wait persons particularly LADIES' at their dwellings,
apr 17-d6t&2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
dissolution

Il s. Sanger y William Creighton, wss dissolved by
mutual consent on the oh instant. may -
s. 8. SANGER still continues to carry On
the Uphosterng business in all its several branches.
aud furnish TO order any description Of Upholstery.
or Cabinet Furniture at the lowest prices.
June 1-eo3t