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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. (D. c.
ARRIVED, APRIL 9,

ARRIVED. APRIL 9,
Schooner Paragon, Dyer, Portland; Molasses,
SC. to w. Fowle & Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Fortune, Dale, Newburyport.
Schr. Convoy, CroweIl, Halifax. I.
Schr. Freedom, Osburn, Salem, FIN Georgetown
Schooner John Alexander, Berry, q this port
from RIO Grande, Feb. %, lat 9 60 s, long S.
W, spoke Brig Amazon. Of and from Baltimore.
bound to Bahia. out SIS days. March lst, lat 8
so S, long So w. spoke Brig Mary, Of and from
Philadelphia, for Bahia. out 4s days.
Left al Port .anegrs -Barque Ann Eliza. Bas-
set, loading. Brig Clio. Purbreck, 90; Brig LA
Plata, Lambert, d~ischarg,ng; Brig Leila, Hurts,
for New York; Brig Ann Maria, Price, just arri'
we'd; Brig Lebanon, Hicks. do.
Left at Rio Grande, Feb. s-Bris Burton,
Smith, for New York, loading; Brig Delaware,
Chickening, Boston, do; Brig Bethia. Monte
Video. cleared; Brig Gauges, Francis, Havana,
loading; Brig Consul, Carney, from st. Ubes,
discharging.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-ArR1L 9.

Supefine Flour was in active demand du.
ring last week, and the sales for exportieXceeded
1000 barrels. The receipts fully equal the de.
uand, however, though prices are not as fully
maintained as in the beginning of the week, which
ua, SIS 25 per bbl. A sale Of an entire boat
load was made OH Friday, on the Schuyikill side,
at IS 12a; holders, however, are asking IS Is,
and IS lsa is freely offered. Rye Flour is
scarce; sales to considerable extent having been
made at 81. Corn Meal in hhds has been sell.
ing at Sl5a; some holders have advanced their
prices. Corn Meal in bbIs has become scarce,
large sales having been made during the week
a, SIS e5 a s749, and finally advanced to "a.
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Fancy otati0nary,Sc

Fancy STATIONARY sc.
lust received, per schooner Virginia, the follow
ing, viz:
French stained paper, various colOrs
Tissue do white and various colors
Artificial flower do, watered silk do
Morocco, NIL coiors. doi gold and copper bronze
Perryan & quill pens; leads for everpoint pencils
Red, black. and fancy colored waters
Note and notarial do
Extra supeIfne black and red sealing wax
Rose wood and ebony round rulers, IS and IL IN
ches in length
Fine black ink, in small phisls, 64cts each
Lithograpbic scraps
Gum elastic, in balls and bottles
Transferring vamish; albums. with vignettes
Polished surface visiting cards
Embossed invitation do
And Charts Of the West Indies =.
DO south Coast Of the United States, OF
the most recent survey, Nautical hlmanacs for 1885,
&c. &c. cLi0h hSNNIDh'
mar 30-eo6t
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Orphan slsylMm.

OeYMah sityNuW.
4 MATRON wanted. to take charge of the lnstitu:
N ton tue first of May. She must be a woman OF
approved standing, both for piety aud intelligence,
and capable Of teaching the children in all those branch.
es which, by the board, shall be deemed either requi.
site or proper. She must be faithful, kind. and tender
in The care which h. exercises over them; and. both
10th by precept and example, encourage habits OF in-
dustry, a sacred regard to truth and to the perform.
ance of every moral duty, and a love to the great Prin-
ciples Of the Christian Religion. Application to be
made to either of the Directresses.
ANN CLAGErT,
mar 26-eo CATHERINE p. JAMESON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-10
Z AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE

Public Sale Of Prints, Brushes, Perfis
mery, COMBS, French Soaps, &c.
NLOsEDD, This Evening. at whites auction rooms,
u commencing at early candlelighting' to wnien
will be added,
Dry Goods, Britannia and Japaned Ware
Teaboards and Walters
A small lot Of Hardware
Clocks, w.tches, Jewely. &c &c.
apr 10 10. WHILE
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BY d. MUTT.
sale.

IVOllC S6A0.
7 VII l. sell at public auction, at the residence Of
the late David Dick, deceased, on Royal street, be-
tween King aud Prince, on Saturday. The 18th instant,
alto O'Clock A. ~, to satisfy house rent due P. G.
Msfsteller, . variety Of
HOUSEHOLDS KTTCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting of sideboards. Tables, Chairs. sc. &c.
Terms of sale cash. mo- G. MaNDELL,
,nr d3tsI3,h Constable,
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public sale
Or SADDLERY, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
vuVHE subscribers. being determined to close their
concerns, will on Friday, the 18th instant, sell at
public auction, at their Store on King, between Wash
ing and st. Asaph streets, their
ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE;
consisting Of best quality saddles; one set of carioIe
harness; best gear, brides, best aud common leather
and hair trunks; one set Of best quality plated coach
best and common stirrup irons and bride
bits; spurs; buckles; trunk locks: and . variety Of
other articles in their line.
Also, al the Shop Furniture, Showcases, I ten
plate Stove, &c. &c.
Terms of Sale: All sum Of and under $40, cash;
over $40, and not exceeding $50. sixty days, over 500,
4 months credit, for approved endorsed notes.
nrSale to commence at 10 o'clock.
HORATlO DAY,
apr6 ANDREW SULLIVAN.
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Oats

Oats.
4 /. n Bushels cl,an Virginia Oats, for sale by
G0 apr 10 GEO. JOHNSON 4 Co.
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MoAasses.
on Hogsheads prime Retailing dolssses' landing
SU from schooner Parsgon, for sale by
anr 10 w FOWLE & Co.
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DIR. RELIES ha4 .E
rRoTANIrAL D1O2S!

Is one ni the ,.,-' rffics. ous rn,D, ,s,unds in
- The .yfaferia Jtdica. fpr The rufr of that
class af Invrteraie Il,-es-es. trohuc~d by an
impnfe state of ihe blood. and . v,iist.'d hsb
IL of body, and u-us'ly cxhibi',ng thrspss'lv''s
Ia tho firms of S=ro-sfs, s. stf .sshrum fsepro
~. 81. .4nthony's Fire. Fsvfr Sores. fr,eu
when the bones are affected Whie Spei
ings. fif applied with Dr. Jebbs Lpim.nt J
Foul aud Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Lsgs and
Eyes. .Scaid head IN CmI,i,s" Scarry ard
Seorbuiic Coui, Pimp'ed -, Crrbuneirf fa-
ees Fssiering Erupfions AID Venereaf Tai"fs.
throughout tie body, IN whirh .In~, rssr the
Drops ofirnrure v hen Nerru'y fails. They
are nIso the best Spring and Jl"fumnnl
Ph;sie tn purify and rlesu-e the system iroin
humuurs which frequently appear ~ these
seasons "fthr year. They also AID The pro-
Gees of digestion, and. by purifying the blood,
prevent tho secretion al malignant hnum',irs
on the lungs. TIE propriefsr ront 'entIy
relies upnn the vast nn'nbs of surprising
cures effected by these Drops. not only IN
Bosiun and its vicinity but throughout the
Union. for the best proof .f,be,r excellence
ss On unfa,ing .7iteraiire Medicine, m all he
cases above sper,fed. THIS article. hn. re
Gently been pronounced BY q physician "fihr
hrst resprrsabil,.y. whn had witnessed ItS
surprisi " efficacy. n entitled. IN hIs .pinion,
to take the irs,l of all the popnlsr sr'icirs
known for the ab.'vc complaints. mud indeed
IL IL fsst gaming this po,ni IN public estiina
tion. thfough"ni the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Bottles for S5.
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Terms.


vNiiE Working Mans Advocate, published
u Ia Tie city oi New York, v h,ch has near
ly comf'e.ed the tnRd year of ,ss existence.
u oDe III the largest sud cheapest weekly
n"wspsp.rs ~ the Um,ed Sis,es The I'D
jec, al the Wniking Msh's Advocate, Is irs
utIe imports. IL ~ pt.,tect the ris hIs and pro-
n'ute the Im,eIesis nt the " mking Men By
Working Men. are meant oil men v ho are
engaged ~ occupations useful to iteii fellow
q. i.ik.ns- that ". ~sCh ~ CONT ibuie 10 the. .r
rue,eOsme. health, tnstt tuetivn, and rational
anu u-euent. eel
The .d,ior of the Working Mans Adv"
cate believe that the rights sni Interests Of
the Norking Cis~srr i.qnue the univrrssl
adoption, ,hsungnuui the United States, of
the iollOwing ,i'rssurrs, besides Ot icrs Of mi-
nor Importance, siz = Equal Universal Edu-
cation - .Ab.'hiivn "f ell Ii, ei,-ed MonUps,Irs
--AbOlitmn al sll CAPITAL puni-lI",rn mt "a boil
ish,n ut oi imprisonment for Debt --slrpsdy
accomplished IN New Ymk since thu organ
,zi,iUm al tue Waking M-n Uf ihis sisie--
.fn En'We krvlsmi', ar .ibUliinn.uf the pfrs-
ent " .l.t's Ssr'cin-Eqrsi isxstl"n an Pro-
perry NJ L. egI.iain'n an Keliy "n. These.
therefore. are the leading measures Tor
winch the paper will Iat~nd. "S
The Advocate pr,,b,acrs IN ,ts drtsils the
aud Am~rIra, ~ w~li ~ other general irr,eu
aud domestic ,nieil,ysme. = general "b
jrcr is iiu'ns,, l,npr's emeni, uncontrolled By
political ~ Trlig,"l~ srctaIiaDisi,.
The terms al the Ad.ocaW s,e Two Dbl
lara per snnu,n p~y abir ~ advance.
Poet N Sss-rs alta PuuI,sh-is tri ndly to
the prIucipi Ut thIs paper, ere resp.., ,iuliy
requested 10 act as sgrnts. freg te
ihs Publl-hcfs"i th, Advocate regrr, ,hs,
they have bsen unable, ln Gems. q,nnc~ "f the
extent oi their exchange last, to coupiy wSh
many req tests io rxchsnge. They otfrr an
rxshansr i"r unr year. TO such papers ~ will
give tI,s advertise inaut three or mufe ,nssr
h"ns. hose papers with winch They now
Iexrhsnge are requested ." publish the sdvrr.
i,esni.nt 1t tnry " I-h Io roniIn,i.. ss ~~ shall
be under The nsress"y Vt cnr'siIing our ex
chang hit ;h.li 1000 Flfu rii 4
EVANS g. STANLEY, Publishers. y.
No. !. M"., -. hstns,n Square.
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CHE.4P GOODS.
THON.4.S FOWLER y.

HtVING greatly -plarg.d o,~ S,ork of
II Dry Goo 10. f.'f.rs him.eIfhs ran nov
cff>v IN p"'ch,scss. as g'''d an sssorsas.n, NJ
8sss on,bls Go de ~ zen he f;sund q. s.y
oskss store snd ~ prices inst cannot fail u
piesso.r traltay .1 ls. .-Lt .r1tu e
lie hss rood dark C.l'c ,cs. fwsrrsn,cd
fact ceIors.) 81 3 cents co'or'd Caphr,rs at 8
ca nts. Copper-plsies a. 10 ccn's and Cness-
sisns Il IS esn's he yard. With aipos, sv-
cry othsv article usually snqpWsd FOE IN :
Dfy Goods Store Caston,s's srs sssp~cff"l
y invissd 70 call end sxsmias his ssso';-
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~ M COR II s. 80

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TER .ffmds inssmn, rvifef. wni si the
earpe tiu,e tii-sslvrs aud draws the Cm u souf
bv the. .ooss. without the lsass pam. ''.nlf.e
CeRrsrtc ArE.---T"; ,b'-~i affected with
Corms ou their irri I d" r~r,fy. that ] have
used the ALss.,S CosS PLA-rER. with 81 ~
ple,e success Before Ihad nsrd one box. II
completely cured Corn which had Troubled
me E,r many years. ( make this public f,r
she bcnr6, of those afflicted with that pain
fal compliant. r9A ~ "A 80 ~
. IA .s'Sl.5sasl3 si.a - wM. SHAW
flashing. LII Feb. 2S"e ~ sans
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.sF'oe PROSPECTUS iea
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L AIDES MIR II.

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Ut polite Llir,A'u'r, purh ~ rsies. E--sys,
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q nat" psgrs. With q Tai- p-ge sud Index
Eii n,-i,ed ~ the cGn. l,,sIon of ih~ v.iu,,e.
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n..il..j r'gulay y, rs"ry @hrr Saturday u'M"-
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ting %. "t ~"
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rDY s p r. II STA,
ORlNlIC ES'cION

nF long standing, and "f the most obssi
" nate character. has been immediately y
pelieyed. and often perns snen'iy cured. IN q
variety Of cases that have ort nrred IN Boston
and vicinity. by us'ng tor y sl'or' time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
both Of which are to be taken together nc.
cording to vaiuobie. pinin and pructicni d;ree
lions accompanying the SpacIic. Price 81
cts. each. ~ 71tF
Nonn are gennine unless signed or
The ontsidr PRINTED rmpper. ny the sole pro
yr;sior. II. KiDDER. immsdiaie successor "a
the late DR.. w. II. CoAwAy. For sale al
his Counting Room. over M. % C,ur
street. near Conc"ri Hall. Boston, and sls,
BY his SPECIAL appointment. by
DIR X. r iiAZ iRD.
At the sign ofthe aE
4 GOLDEN NOR TAR,
y WASHINGTON SouARs.
tef ptt aiaa Newpur,,
AL.o. ~ the sign offa
GOOD SAN6ARITAN.
3 doors south at Marker Square,
- ses 80 NEwPoRT, u. I.
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VIM. q. OozxEMs q co.

II Et.r constantly "m hand iif. .irlI If-
A- Snss,h,nu Paper oi every dcsrript'on,
K~ht,sD Zap y .x.fa 4 'ub g Wrapping
Ssndt Wrapping ~ sx,fs sise x quality
tfs a.. do.iiG a.l da do d.
made Tree from Tar, fcs Grocess d Shoe
llss ere.
r'ns poIishsd Paper. far Banks. Ohires DO
Cssiudse q, fs libssssss &c
Cssb paid fss Junk f. Canvas in Lsvgs
Lots, Oct. q le32.
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ALSo.
frr ALSO.
The celebrated CAvBRIAN.

The celebrated CAwBRlAN.
TOOTHACHE PILLS, which give imps<
d;ate reilly. without The lease injury to tile
Teeth. On trial this viii be found one of,b
best remedies known for this complaint. Pnce
50 csnts Q box. r.t .shsih
None genuine unless signed on The
outside printed wrapper. by the sole proprie
tor. T. KIDDER. immsdi1te successor 10 the
late Dr.. w. r. CONWAY. For sale at he
Counting Rnu,,, over No. 90. Court street.
near Concert Hall. B,sion. aud also by his
aaec al .,noiut I'M mi bv .rs..H. T. IA -..rt.
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DIED.,

On Thursday. the 7ih instant, at Marmon. the
residence Of Daiuger6ed Lewis, Esq, King
George County, tVa.,) THOMAS p. COLEMAN,
ESQ, in the Esd year of his age.
We have never taken up our pen to record the
death of friend or acquaintance with more
sorrowfut feelings than we experience on this &C.
casion. The circumstances connected with the
death of Mr.. Coleman were melancholy in the
extreme, aud well calculated to make deem i'm
preston upon those who were present aH1 Wit
messed the sad scene. He had but f,Uo days be-.
fore been married to most amiable young lady.
His friends and the friends OF his wife had ga
thered around him to enjoy the usual festivities
consequent upon marriage. All was gaiety
and cheerfulness. and many were the wishes and
hopes that he might live long and happily
Alas! how soon were al! the ' anticipa,ions doom
ed never to be realized! In the flush of youth
and health. he was suddenly called to another
world. The mandate went forth-and he was
summoned, without previous warning, from Time
to Eternity.
We cannot dwell upon this heart.rending oc.
currence, with sufficient composure. properly to
give vent to our feelings. 1t becomes Us to bow
with submission to the will of Heaven, aud, while
we do so, to remember, that the Creator is as all
wise as he is all powerful.
We will not, however, conclude this brief
notice without paying an imperfect tribute to
the memory Of the deceased Mr.. Coleman
was a young gentleman Of talents and educa
ton. He had naturally strong aud vigorous
mind, AMI 1t was improved by reading and re-
hrction. He possessed warm and ardent feel
ings. and generous heart. He was an afec-
tonate son aud brother, and a kind friend. -
With these qualities and recommendations, he
had started on the career of life. and gave pro.
mise OF future usefulness and distinction. We
sincerely lament that he was not permitted to
fulfil the expectations which had been formed of
his success aud prosperity.
At Enfield, Prince William County, Va. on
the Cd inst, Mrs. SUSANNA F. GRAHAM. at an
advanced age, widow Of the late DR.. George
Graham, OF the same county.
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COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Sno,oden:-ln consequence Of Doctor
Philip 6. Raudolph's notification In your paper,
bearing date the 9th inst, the public are hereby
notified, that although he did not himself author
ize the publication which appeared under his sig
nature, addressed to John H Eaton, he does not
deny, or mean to controvert, any Of the state.
ments and facts therein given; nor does ne mean
to retract them in the smallest degree event
They were originally written over his signature,
and were acknowledged by him to be his own
production.
The publication now given is done with the
Doctors Knowledge.
IS Those Editors who gave admittance to his
publication, are hereby requested to insert this.
CARTER BEVERLEY,
r. B. RANDOLPH. U.S. N.
alexandria,, 11h Marcn, 1888.
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AN ACT

!
FIXING the Salaries Of the Officers of the Cor.
poration, for the year eighteen hundred and
thirty three.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the Common
Council of alexandria, That the Mayor shall be
allow ed four hundred dollars, and that he be au.
! thorised to demand and receive two dollars for
every attestation under the seal Of his Office, ex
cept where such attestatiOn shall be for the use
Of the Corporation.
| Sec Q. find be IL further enacted, That the
following officers shall have and receive the fol-
lowing sums respectively, VIZ:
| The Clerk and Auditor. four hundred dollars
The Superintendent of the Watch, two hun.
dred and twenty five dollars.
Each Waterman. one hundred and eighty four
dollars.
The Superintendent of Police and Street Com.
missioner, four hundred dollars.
The Keeper of the Poor and Aims House,
three hundred dollars.
The Keeper Of the Powder House, fifty dol
lars.
Each Police Constable. including night ser.
vice, two hundred and twenty five d,IIars.
The Attorney for the Corporation, one hun.
dred dollars.
rhe Regulator of the Town Clock, fifty dol.
| lars.
The Treasurer of the Corporation, two hun.
dred dollars.
The Messenger for Council. in full for all his
services as Messenger Of Council and all COM
mittees of Council. including fuel, lights, sta
tionary, sc eighty dollars.
The Clerk of the Market, one hundred and
seventy five dollars.
The Physician of the Poor, whose duty it shall
be to attend at the Aims House. and pay all pro-
per attention both there and to the Paupers of
the Town. and to superintend the D'spcnsary,
two hundred and fifty dollars.
Which said Salaries shall be paid quarter year.
" out Of the General Fund.
Sec s. find be IL further enacted, That this
Act shall be in force from and after the passing
thereof
PASSED. in Council this seventh day Of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty three.
r. [. TAYLOR,
President of the Common Council.
Approved:
HOOE, Mayor.
Test: Up THOMPSON. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXaADRLa. IN. C. !

ARRIVED. MARCH 10,
Steamer Columbia, Mirchell, Norfolk; freight
and passengers for the District. Passed a ship
at anchor of Point Look Out, and Brig Belvide.
ra, Fletcher, at Blackstones Island
March l1-Steamboat Fredericksburg, Jen
kins. Baltimore; freight and passengers Pass.
ed the Brig Belvidera. bound up, In the Narrows;
also one schooner, bound up.
SAILED. March 10,
Schooner Dunton & Son, Ris!ey, New York.
Washington, Knapp, do
Tom Wood, Shoemaker, do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12

BIG Philip Doddr,dge. NJ Kenzie, at St.
Thomas Est February, from Barbados Left
at Barbados Br,s De'os, Barrett, of this port.
Schooner Hope. Beetlev. ct thus port, fifteen
days from St Thomas. at Baltimore 9th.
schooner OIverian, Tags, sailed from East
port for this port ED ult.
Schooner Kenhawa, Cunningham, hence al
Holmes Hole 28lh ult for Portsmouth,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12

Col. s. NJ. Edwards was, on Saturday last,
elected Brisader General for the three counties
of Loudoun, Fairfax, and Prince William, vice
Gen. Butler. deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12
To the Voters of Fairfax.

In consequence Of the inclemency OF the wea'
Their on Saturday last, the meeting that was anti
cipated to be held at Catts's Tavern is postPon'
ed. and will take place at Fa,rfa. Courthouse on
Monday. the 18th. being Court day, where the
Voters are requested to attend.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12

An application is about being made to the Cir
for the discharge Of DR.. Watkins from his Sc
cond alleged illegal Imprisonment, and as that
Court Is supposed to have. beyond any doubt,
jurisdiction Of the case, aud can control its own
wri,s, it illegally issued, the Counsel feel conf.
dent Of success.
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Iruund ftasier,
One DOLLAR Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber ON Monday, the
IL 18th instant, .aLEX9NDER ARNOLD, an sp.
prentice to the blacksmth's business tie IS about 20
years old. of small size and good appearance will
give the above reward for the delivery Of said appen.
tce 10 me. but no charges. will also deal with al
persons known to harbor employ said apprentice in
such wa; as he law requiresme to do
feb IS -,iaw3w JAMES ATKINSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-12

The-clams under the Neapolitan Treaty are
said to amount to forty jfue! for the adjustment
of which three Commissioners, at an annual sa.
larry of $4,000 each, Secretary at $4,000, and
Clerk, we suppose. at $500, are appointed.
The Commissioners are John r. Livingston,
Jr, of New York, P. V. Daniel Of Va, and w.
SIllman of Ohio.