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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
The Christian library,

COMPRISING series Of Standard Works in Reli
~ gious Literature The first half year of this cheaE
and excellent Periodical is just completed. The pub
lie can form some idea Of its worth and excellence b.
the contents of the first volume, which are-vis:
Memoir Of the Rev Robert Hall, A. u. BY Olin,hu
Gregory. L d.. F. r. A. S., Professor Of Nathe
matics in the Royal Military Academy.
History Of the Reformed Religion in France BY the
Rev. Edward smedley. y. A, late Fellow of Sidney
Sussex College. Cambridge.
Notices Of Thompson on Infdelity. The Active Chris
tian, Scripture Principles of Education. The Listen
err Conversations on Religion with Lord Byron, The
Valley Of Bones, Memoir Of Rein, and Domestic Por
trature.
correspondence and other authentic of infor
nation; containing remarks on his writings, and on
the pecularties Of his interesting character,
before published by Thomas Taylor.
The Testimony OF Nature and Revelation to the being,
projections, and government Of God BY the Rev.
Henry Fergus, author ofthe History Of the United
States of America, till the termination Of the War
of Independence, in Lardner's Cyclopeds.
An Essay the Spirit ana Influence OF the Reforma'
tion-s wo; which obtained the prize on the follow
ing question. proposed by the National institute OF
France: what has been the influence Of the Refor.
nation by Luther the political si,us ion OF the diff
rent states OF Europe, and the progress OF know
ledge" BY C. Villers. sometime Professor Of Phi.
losophy in the University of Gottingen. Translated
from the French, with Introductory Essay by ss-
minsry at Princeton, New Jersey
Notices of Hay lands Discourses, Memoirs Of Aaybur
ton, Eastburn's Lectures. Bickersteth's Harmony.
irving's Life of Million, Matthews on the Divine
Purpose, Letters to Young Ladies, Life Of Nicholas
Ferrar, and Euler's Letters.
History Of the Civilization and Christian cation Of South
Africa, from its first settlement by the Dutch to the
final surrender Of il to the British
The Christian Remembrance, or Short Reflections
upon the Faith, Life, and Conduct of Real Chris.
tian BY Ambrose sere.
Letters during Tour through some parts Of France,
Savoy. Switzerland. Germany, and the Netherlands,
in the Summer of 1917. by Thomas Raffles, ID. d..
l.. l.. u of Liverpool, England.
The Church of God, in Series Of Dissertations. BY
the Rev Robert Wilson Evans, Fellow Of Trinity
College, Cambridge
Historical Sketches Of the Missions of the United Bre
thren for Propsgating the Gospel among the iiea.
then, from their commencement 10 the year 1917.
BY the Rev. John HoInes, author of the History OF
the Protestant Church of the United Brethren.
The subscription price to the above work is IS per
annum, payable in sdvance; or IS at the end OF the
year. Bound copies Of the first half year may be had
of the subscriber, for SO.
dec 7-2t w. MORRISON
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Midway academy

VlHE subscriber proposes To open BOARDING
i SCHOOL At Midway, Caroline County, on The
18th day of January, 1884. The course u" instruction
will embrace all the branches usually taught IN the
best private schools. The undersigned has been long
known and approved as Instructor Of Youth, and
hopes by his exertions. to merit continuance OF tie
public confidence The location Of the School IS Ia
miles below Frederick burg three miles east Of Vile
borough. on the stage road from Rchnond to Frede'
ricksburg, and within eight miles ofthe Rsppsh annock
River. Persons wishing to send their sons from be.
low in the steamboat, will please direct them on arrv'
Ing at Port Royal to report themsevesto Mr. William
Quesenberry, who will have them conveyed imme'
diaey, with their baggage, 20 the sueser'btrs resi-
dence. The discipline Of the School will be parental
As the only proper basis Of sound morals the mild and
benevolent principles Of the Gospel will be ineuicated
on all fit occasions, free from sectar'an Paraes OF
any kind whatever.
TERMS-Board and Tuition. 500. each boarder
finding his own bed. bedding. towels and candes-of
an additional charge Of Sc. if these be furnished.
Persons wishing to place hei, sons Or ward. At tins
ton Addres-V iIleborough. or the Bowling Green'
CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr.
Nov.mber % 1833-2awt1stJsn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Tie Rebecca Groves, from Vera Cruz at New
York, brings dates IRON that port, and IRON the
city Of Mexico, few days later than before re-
cel,rd.
Aoother division in opposition TO the govern
meut, under the command of Colonel Calacios,
ha, rspi,ul <cd, and Duran who had He'd from
Glanaiuato towards OaxaCa, had been shut up in
a convent, with all his forces. from which they
could neither escape, nor hold out long, Quiet
Is thereiure. ere this, restored throughout the
whole Of the Republic.
The government seem decided in the adoption
of measures Of thorough reform, OF which the
Congress have given good evidence. + Among
Oher matters, the Tariff IS to be amended, and
NE duties reduced.
The working of some Of the mines whSh had
been suspended, in consequence OF the resolu'
hnu, will be rene~ed, new impulse given to
trade, and the resources of the country be IN
creased. anil brought into active operation.
The reduction Of the army will lessen the ex
peOses Of the government; while the reduced rate
Of duties will increase consumption, and OF course
the revenue also.
In 6ae, the future prospects OF that country,
as they now present themselves, look well, and,
We hope. NAV all be realized; tor IT cannot be
denied. that, in a commercial point OF view, 1t IS
important TO this country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
LATEST FROM LISBON.

Cant. Deyersux, of the Ship Dromu, arrived
4, Boston on Tuesday morning, from ST. Ubes,
which place he left on the LIST November. tie
reports, that. five days before he sailed, Pedro
i,e friyate aud sloop Of war landed their sailors
A, st Jaso. and drove out the Miguelites-so
that Don Pedro had entire possession Of the sea
cOa,, from AIsarves TO Oporto.
The forces Of Miguel were besiegrd at Santa.
rem, an isolated position. which they would soon
be obliged to abandon, according to paper OF
the o5,h, on account Of the pri,ations they en-
Internationally a want Of bread-al,huugh it
j. said they had large stores OF wheat, but neither
mills 10 grind II, nor ~ood where~ith to bake II.
The Queen had been proclaimed at E>trema-
dura, and it was reported tina, Coimora had de-
cl,red in her faver. Every thing was going on
we'll a, Lisbon. Don Pedro had been confined
few tlavs to the Palace BY slight indispositiOn,
Ia, had recovered and was as active as ever.
LIsBox,S 18th Oct, 1885. Since we wrote
YOU on the 9th Instant, the army ct Don MIgu.
81 ha, been attacked, beaten, aud reiterated about
80 miles Iron this, SD that all the mills are now
in the posscs,oa Of Don Pedro-and as the guam
u,y IF wheat Oh hand is great, aud more coming
from the country daily, and large quantities OF
Foar arriving from Eusland and france, we
!ocS daily Tor decree resembling the admission
d Flour. Your obedient servents,
]. p. HyTcHINsoN & Co.
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pnst Office,
HATS, CAPS, &c. Sell!

HATS, CAPS, &c. Sell!
VOHN +. EVANS respectfully informs his
81 old customers and the public generally, that
he has on hand splendid assortment of superior
BLACK HATS, Of all shapes aud qualities,
manufactured by journeymen Of long aud well
tried experience. As he keeps no apprentices,
he can therefore, with confidence, recommend
any work which may leave his shop.
He has jus, received, by the last arrivals from
Boston and elsewhere, CAPS Of latest fashions
aud of best workmanship and materials; among
them will be found YOUTHS and Mems Cloth
Caps, of a variety Of patterns. Also, few do.
zen Ladies' Cloth Riding Caps, a new and beau.
tiful article. He continuesto keep LADIES'
FURS Of every kind, such as Fur Stocks, Boa
Constructors, &c. sc.
And Fur Skins for geptlemen's cloak collars.
He is now manufacturing LADIES BEAVER
BONNETS Of the latest fashion, which are
thought handsomer than any thing Of the kind
ever before offered to the public. All Of which
he will dispose Of, on accommodating terms.
nov 2S-dSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

T1NDER the authority Of Deed of Trust from Jas.
u c. Wilson. the subscriber will sell at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder, on Monday, 9Th December
next, al IL o'clock, one.third Of that large
- THREE STORY BRICK VAREHOUSE on
6ssSS King street. lately occupied by r. W. Ram
9;l.s say Also, one third Of LOT OF GROUND
on Duke street, adjoining the Dwelling House attach.
ed to st. Pauls Church. Terms made known at sale.
nov 8-dts sAA'L. J. POTTS, Trustee.
~ BY virtue of Deed Of Trust from Ro
bert l. T. Wilson to me, bearing date the Cd day Of
January, 1922 and recorded in the United States Cir
cult Court for the County Of Alexandra, shall offer
for SALE at the same time and place, oil the right title
property. Terms made known At sale.
WM. LUDwELL HODGSON,
nov IS Trustee.
" will, al the same time, sell the remain.
ing shares of the above property. Consequently the
whole property will be sold without reserve BY or.
der Of the owners. Nm. ID. MUTT.
nov 25-t9lhDec
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a SeW ~chc0i,
In the COUNTY, of alexandria, d.

In the County Of alexandria, d. Z.
VINliE public are respectfully informed that the sub
L scrber intends to open. on the second Monday IN
January 1884 at the late residence OF Mr.. John Law
renee about three miles from Georgetown, and hive
from Alexandris. a SEMINARY for the instruction Of
YOUTH in which will be taught the Latin, French
and Spanish Languages; English Grammar. Composi'
ticn, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, with
the use IF Maps and Globes the elements OF Natural
Philosophy. &C.
The subscriber has had the advantage Of sixteen or
seventeen years. experience in the business OF teaching,
AMI can exhibit the most satisfactory testimonials OF
character aud ability; particularly, one from the Right
Rev. Benedict Fenwick, itten when he was Presi'
dent of Georgetown College; and one from number
of the most respectable gentlemen in the vicinity Of
Bry sntowu Mary among whom the subscriber has
resided for the last ten Years.
TERMS.
Tuition 10 Latin or French, per quarter, $l0 W
DO in English Grammar, Geography. &c. w
DO in Reading, wiring. and Arithmetic. 8 0O
Board, Longing, and Washing, per quarter, ~ w
al PAYABLE quarterly in advance
For further Particulars, sPpS to the subscriber, az
the late resid Of Mr. John Lawrence, in the Coun
ty of Alexandria, q, any time after the 18th Of Decem
Der, 1875. DARCY A. FRENCH.
nov ID -w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

Communicated for the Norfolk Hsrad.I
The United States troops, which left Old
Point few DAYS since, were paid in the Bank Of
Virginia notes; and these poor fellows had to
pay t0elue and half cents in the dollar, at the
moment Of embarking to serve their country, to
procure U. s. Bank notes that would be Of use
to them when they should arrive South-this,
too, from ptttanee Of six dollars per month.
".dn Eye Fitness"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED, DECEMBER 6,

British Brig Duke Of Clarence. Fen~ick,
New York; Ballast to WIN. Fowle & Co.
Schooner Port Deposit, Gilmore. Port Depo.
sit; Lumber to J. & &. I. Thomas.
Schooner Fair American. Spencer, Piscataway;
Tobacc co TO Edward Daingerheld.
Schooner Hickory, Swami, Occoquan; Flour
to ]. & ]. II. Jsuney.
Steam Boat Fredericksburg. Jenkins. Bati'
more; Freight aud passengers. Passed ship,
brig Rublcon, aud two schooners, bound up.
SAILED,
Schooner Eliza Jane. Kelly, Charleston, 8. T..
Sioop johnson. Teal, Philadelphia.
Steamboat Potomac. hewitt, Norfolk
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XanN for sale.
I will sell the TRACT OF LAND

sSNas will sell the TRACT OF LAND
49, owned BY the late Jno Summers. in Fairfax
~ County. Virginis equally distant from Alex
Co., sndria, Georgetown, and Washington being
ten or eleven miles from each. and IN my immediate
neighborhood. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
BY deed, with sufficient supply of wood There 10
ON the land q comfortable DH,ELLING HOUSE -
The Farm was during the lifetime Of Mr.. Summers
one Of the most profitable in the neighborhood. and
may again, with good husbandry. be- ONE pleasant
and profitable residence. The land will be shown to
any person wishing to examine il, by the tenant, Mr..
stnwther. myself II not sold before Tuesday, the
Sd Of December will then be sold to the highest bid.
der, the premises. The terms in either ease, will
beone third in hand, the balance in two equal annual
pay ments, with interest. JNO. DULIN.
Administrators de bons non, with the will annexed, OF
Jno. Summers, decessed-
Low Hill, (Fairfax County. Va
" The above sale will DO postponed until
Friday the 27th Of December. il ir-if not, the next
fair day, nov 29-ts
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TINS Ia 10 give notice.

IVyHAT the subscriber has obtained from the W
phans' Court of Alexandra County. in the Dis.
trct of Columbia letters estamentsry Oh the estate OF
sanders. late Of the State Of Louissns, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deeedent are hereby warned to present the same to
the subscriber. passed by the Orphans. Court on or
before the 10Th day of September 1884 or they may,
hv law he excluded from all benefit to said estate.
Given under nv hand, this 2ld October. 1883.
ADDISON H. SANDERS, Admf.
net 23-2aw6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

The Letter from the late John Randolph, OF
Roanoke, which was expected to have been pro.
dpesd a, the late Meeting Of the State Rights
marty at Charleston, was not forthcoming on that
pec,siou. The Richmond Wing OF Tuesday
.,vs N reference to it, ." We believe we may
saw with some certainty, that It will not be pub
l,hed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

fine Legislature of Pennsylvania met on the
4,b Thomas Rinsland, Esq. Of Washington
countr. was unanimously elected Speaker Of
,,o S.n,te on the first vote James FiDdley,
g.o. Of Westmoreland County, was elected (on
the fifth ,ote) Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sntati,es, receiving CO votes. Ii Is likely that
on Monday the election Of United States sena'
tor to Gil the vacancy, will take place.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
,,TU8nsY MORNING. DECEMBER7. 1883.

r The Public Documents are accumu'at'ng
~. onr hands. We shall get through with them
=. speedily as possible. As soon as we have NO.
;,bsd Mr.. Taaey's Report on the subject OF the
Removal Of the Deposites, We will give Governor
Io,d's Messase-and then commence with the
R.ror,s OF the Secretaries. These papers are all
imnOrt,nt and interesting We will give them,
,vh,ur,sr practicable, entire in one paper; when
mt 50, in readable portions. Five or six columns
# aocnnsat matter is generally enough for one
d,y, in all conscience.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

Communicated for the National Lnfelhgsncer.
Being an eye witness to the practice. now So
common, Of shooting ducks OF the Potomac
Bridge, as we'll as under the Bridge, to the great
annoyance Of the public, particularly sc AIRY
S0r'es, OF ladies in carriages; and having already
AA0sn acsideats by the like practice, l ASK
would IT not be expedient, as we'll as humane,
aT the President, or Congress. now in session,
pass sons law or order to prevent such a
nnssrOus practice, now carried on by gentle and
ample, as well as by vicious boyss
a Citizen near the Bridge.
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N.egionaty court.

LEGION 'RY Court of Enquiry. for the hearing
of and RENTING OF militia fines. will be
held at the Town Hail. next TO the Council Chamber
ON the 18th December. pursuant to adjournmen'i OF
which all persons interested will please to take notice
The Court will be opened at 10 o'clock. A. W.
WI. ID MUTT,
Ali l,t Reg I'd Brig u. ID. c.
nov % eot1 3thDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

Snip MARYLAND. Morrill,, sailed from ST. Ubes
l,t o,ember Tor this port.
Brig John Alexander, Berry, OF this port,
cleared at New York 4th for Rio Janeiro aud q
market
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

William c. Preston has been elected Sena-
for of the United States, from South Carolina, to
I'll the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Ar Miller. who lately held that trust.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
Farm for sale.

WISH to sell . FARM. containing 80 ACRES,
adjoining nv residence. Il 10 heavily timbered
and has on il variety Of fine Fruit great bargain
may he had il Immediately applied for.
Fairfax County, Va ID. +. DULANf
aug l4-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

Some surprise is EXPRESSED by the politicians
-, ,h;. CITY. that DR., Sutherland received not a
,upIe vote for Speaker OF Congress. -PhI Gdz.
:. There are more things IN heaven and earth
han are dreamed Of in our philosophy, Horatio. ]
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

Pr,ce Of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Flour. per barrel, IS 57a 90
Wheat, per bushel, 90 al 1874
Corn, do 0 6S 40 Is
Rye, do O 66 40 20
Oats, from wagons. per bushel, o SO 40 40
Oats, from vessels, do 0 So 40 IS
Corn Meal, white, do 0 IS 40 20
Corn Meal, yellow, do 60 40 Is
Flaxseed, do 25 40 %
Whiskey. per gallon, 0 % 40 so
Bacon, per cwt. US % 90
Butter, fresh, per ID. l6 40 90
Do frkin, do. o 10 40 Is
Lard. do. OO7s 20 %
Plaster Paris. (retail per ton. Oh 40 90
Wagon Pork, per 100 lbs. IS 40 90
FLouR.-N change. Wagon price IS S7a;
store price IS AZ 4 S so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

New YoRK MARKEr-The Canal continuing
open, furnishes Us with liberal supplies.
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I,and for saAe.

r OFFER for sale my Plantation called CLOPER
L LAND, lying in the County OF Prince William 3.
miles distant from Alexandra and Washington. II
contains
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COMMERCIAL.

LATEST DATES.
From London Oct % From Liverpool Oct IS
Prom Havre Oct. % From NJ Orleans Nov. Is
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200 Il C r E s,
Has on IL a large DWELLING.

IRA Has on u large DIV ELLINU'
MBrIk HOUSE, Barn, and other improvements,
WAsiik and an excellent Mill Seat. on which
~ Saw Mill 10 erected. The land has been
well titled and for several years past improved by the
use of clover and psster the effects Of which are
where more visible. or more fully proven. It 10 divid
ed into fields of equal and convenient size, and I'm
der the best enclosures. This Plantation justly con
sidered among the hest in the upper country; its sua'
ton is healthful and beautiful.
As purchasers viii view the premises before making
an Offer farther particulars deemed unnecessary
If desired, immediate possession may be given. Let
tiers addressed to (post psd) may be directed to
this place. CHARLES SHIRLEY CAh'1 "'
Richmond City, Oct. 10Th, 1923.
NJ y. In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman Ageh',
on the premisea, will attend to gentlemen wishing to
view the premises u .. u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

M Southern mail was received yesterday, and
m mail from Baltimore.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE, J
SOfh Nopembsr. 1883, {

ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE,
SOth November, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders in the
~ Alexandria Canal Co that an instalment Of dollars
per share is required be paid before the LIST
day Of January; and further instsment of dollars
per share or before the LIST day Of February next
By order Of the Board:
dec 2 JOHN a. CREASE. Clerk A C. Co.
Office Of the Chesapeake E. Ohio Canal Company.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 81, 1888.
NOTICE Pursuant to the adjournment OF the last
~ meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, meeting Of the said Stock
bernext. at the City Hall in this city. commencing a,
II O'Clock, A. n. JOHN r. lNGLE,
nov 30-d,9lhDec Secretary.
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l.and for Sale.

AlanO IOr SaA0.
III virtue of deed Of trust executed BY the late
ID Richard Bland Lee, and Elizabeth Lh wife. on the
10th day Of June, 1925, the subscriber will offer at
public auction ut Fairfax Court House. in Virginia, on
Monday the I'd day Of December next at IL O'Clock.
merdi.n oil the right title and interest OF the said
Richard Bland Lee, and Of Elizabeth his wife, OF, IN
and to the
81 TRACT OF LAND
&a known by the name of "LsngIy," lying in
~ the County Of Fairfax, Virginia, and bounded
-, Is follows, viz:-On the south BY the turn
pike road leading from Georgetown to Leesbusgs on
the west by the lands Of Clement Smith and Roger
Jones; on the north by the river Potomac, and on INC
east by the lands of Robert s. Read. Daniel Bussard
and Clement Smith, and is situate about two and bait
miles above the Little Pals Of the Potomac containing
FIVE hundred and forty scres, more or less.
The terms Of sale are -Onefour,h OF the purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue in equ: To-
stamens Of one, two and three years The purchaser
to give notes, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
from the day of sale; and full payment Of the Pur'
chase money! with ali interest and costs, the subserI.
ber as Trustee aforesaid. will convey to the purcha
ser all the right and title derived under the said deed
RID SMITH. Trustee.
DC. The sale of the above described property
10 os,pon.d to Saturday the 2lst December ne
~ o'cio T. " when il will take place, at Mr. sewa"s
ON the premises. on the 1urnPk Road leading from
Georgetown to Lee'buFg. ,
nov 2i-h KID sMIi H. Irus'ee.
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Host.

IN Friday evening, q Breas:pin. q topaz set in
~ gold. The finder will be suitably rewarded on
leaving it with the Editor dec2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

Nem0Vat az " atch and ttOcK-
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT
yISHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L the public in general, that he has removed from
his late stand On King street, into the house adjoining
the north side of william Hsrper's Apothecary and
Druggist Store on Fairfax, and door south OF King
s,reet-a, which place he hopesto meet liberal share
dec 7-3t THOMAS w. BRnCCnUs.
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Pr,es Of Produce in .alsraadria yesterday, from
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07
MUSEUM

l9en daily from , to 10. NJ, and from to S. = -
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sCPTHE SAVINGS FUND INsr1ruT1os

open every Saturday afternoon. from half past to
O'Clock, under the direction OF . Committee Of the
Managers, at their Room on Fairfax, few doors north
of Prince street-Those to whom it would be more
convenient. may make their deposits any other day
of the week, with William Stabler, Apotheeary, &C.
Fairfax street leSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

~ Extra copies Of the Presidents Message
for sale at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-07

rWe request the favor Of our advertising
customers to bring in their advertisements at as
early period in the day as possible. An atten'
tiun to this would much oblige us.-The short.
ness Of the days, and the early arrival OF the mail
from the South, urge US to make this request.
dec 2-lw