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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
From, L. p ~. Bach, Esq Counsellor at LAC, F eds.
rick Nd

FuspEnIcx, Nd. May s, 1881.
Mr. c RerstonS-I deem it proper to state, for the
benefit of the public, that, several years SINCE two Of
ms children were affected with scsld head of an nve.
terste character Ny family physician, DR. John T.
Wilson, ofLeesburg, Va who was very ski'tul and ju
dicious in his practice, vain endeavored by every
means to effect a AT length Ju6kins' Ointment
applied and the affection was permanently reiey.
ed. Very respectfully. your obedient servant.
I. =. w. BAICH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
Sugars, Coffee, Sc.

Sugars, Coffee, Sc.
~ Hhds Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
III 1000 lbs Loaf and Lump do
40 bags prime Cuba and Rio Coffee
so packages Gunpowder.
Imperial, and 1E.7S
Young Hyson)
90 barrels Old Whiskey
With general assortment of IpINES, LIQOOhS,
GROCERIES. Gc just received and for sale at mode
rate prices by j.. j. DoO1t'As.
aug go [Polisicsl Spectator 3 times
MOlesses.
MC Hogshesds English Island Ho!asses, OF superior
~ quality. lsnding from the schooner Mount Yer
non, from Boston, for sale BY
EDw'D. DAINGERFIELD.
Uho has IN Store,
hogshesds St. croix Sugar. of prime quality
10 quarter nan casks seignes,e Brandy
10 half casks American do
l pipe Holland Gin
Malaga and MarseiIles Wine, sc. septll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DR.. I4YlNE'S CARuIN.ATIVE BFLN.i

DR.. LaYNE'S CARNIN.ATIVE B9LSiI
For the cure " tha, destructive disease or C1" ~
summer Complaint. and for Boua ccmp'qH'' II"
iera 'r1as, llysentery. &c and III 9ss1'G 1f''i
from q diseased state NJ h5 .'Dmqch and L''' 2
DyspepsiO, Indigestion end SICK Ltad .ids.
Certificate from Dr Urliism ster'ns'
This may certify, that fhGpe used DOctor Jsns' ,f
ninofire Balsom rery extensively in BortI Corp %.
and hare not The least hssitafon in declaring Il sstr
10 any preparation that Ihqre met wiM. frM n"
those Diseases WM. STBELISo, H. D.
Bridgefon, Jolly IS, 1851.
Certificate from DIR. TT Kits. Pastor Of the 'ee'i
Baptist Church OF Philadelphia
Haring been permitted 10 examine The e'mpo't9" =
Which ne Cnrnsnatre Batsam consists o"dfes'edG ."
tamil, its beneficial Effects, am certain thG' Ea'
found very happy combination and useful "sa'o",|
mose complaints for Which hproesses to be 's"sa'
Philadelphia July lS, 1851. IT, MITE
- Price Is cent. per bottle.
~ The above articles are for sale By
9TH mo Is WILLIAM STABLER,
(Itorrenfon Spectator |ge-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

TIME public respectfully informed that We have
L (hs day, 1Oth,) comment ed ruRning line of
splendid Green Coaches between the cities. lesv-
ing the City Hotel at half past O'clock A H., and
arriving in Washington in time to take the 50 O'Clock
stage for Baltimore. by this line, pssse myers will al
ways be secure in their seats through to Baltimore
The stage will leave Washington for Alexandra at half
past S O'Clock, p. H.
share Of public patronage is most specially so
licited
Fare to Baltimore % Is
Washington -
Extra Coaches furnished at all times Passengers
called for at their respective dwellings
oct ll-d2w G.. 4. NEWTON, Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
To Rent,

To Rent,
find possession giusn immediately,
AA The well known STAND at the
&SIyA corner of King and Henry streets, occu.
KSSAtZ pied by John p. Cowmsn for the last n
G ears The house has large store.roo
with nine rooms, Kitchen smoke house. and three cell
lars all in good ORDER aud well calculated for Tav
ern Store or any Mechanical business, and for the
accommodation of large family tbs one of the best
sta Us in thus town for we'll assorted Grocery Store
Rent low to good tenant. c. SCOTT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
The Columbia.
Notice.

,Asn Steamboat POTOMAC,
As-4Aua~J Joseph hewitt, master, be.
9G8e1s = ing in complete order, will.
Friday, the l7th instant, resume running to Nor
folk and RICHMOND leaving tine City of Washington
at ), and Alexandra at O'Clock, P N. Returning,
leave Richmond on Tuesday morning, and Norfolk on
Wednesday morning, at o'clock.
Fare to Norfolk, including meals, 81
DO to Richmond. do 9
mayl5 NATH. WATTLES, Agent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-23
MARTINsBURG. CvA.) THURSDAY, MAY 90, 1888.

distinguish each others features. The
dead level of the campaign extended
between and beyond for twenty miles,
and it looked like far-ofr beacon in a
dim sea. We sat an hour ON the sum-
init of the hill, gazing into the increas.
ing darkness, till our eyes ached. The
stars frightened and by one, the noun.
tains grew indistinct, and we rose un.
willingly to retrace our steps to BAG.
cano.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-23

An expedition sailed about fortnight
since from New Orleans to Liberia, with
about one hundred and City en,igrantss
principally from Kentucky and Tennessee.
Nearly one hundred Of them had beeQ
freed with the express view Of being SEM
F to Africa By the Colonization Societys
Two persons ACCOMPANY the emigraniss
under the patronage offts Auxiliary So<
eieties in Chin and Tennessee. az agents
in behalf of the rec colomred populations
If the condition and prospects Of the So
lsmsats to mhish thsy are invited
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
HARD WORDS.

A young clergyman who had delivered dis.
course in place Of an aged brother minister re-
quested the opinion Of the latter respecting it:
"O!" said he plainly, IS many Of the words
you used were beyond the comprehension Of your
hearers; thus the word inference for instance per.
haps not half Of my parishioners understood its
meaning"
difference, inferencei" exclaimed the other
e" why every one must understand that"
"I think you will End it not so-there's my
clerk now, he pride's himself upon his learning,
and in truth he is very intelligent. we will try
him-Zacariab, come hither Zacariab. my bro.
Their here wishes you 10 draw an inference,
you do it,"
Why, I'm pretty strong, but Johanadab, the
coachmaD, is stronger than |, III ask him.
Zachariah went out few minutes, after the
coschman, and returned.
Johanadab. says he has never tried to draw
IN inference sir, but he reckons his horses cad
draw any thing that the traces will hpld!"
Rsnng Mems .fdpocaie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03

Diamond cut Diamond "A broker in this city,
considerably distinguished for ecceniricity and a
love of litigation, and possessed with all OF
shrewduess and a splendid gold watch with pom.
Gerous cham and seals, having a claim against a
slippery customer which he was anxious 10 sol
Iect, among other expedients adopted the follow.
ins: Understanding that his debtor was in TIE ha-
Bit of driving horse and buggy, which he no
doubt owned, but from circumstances dare not
acknowledge. the broker 10 friendly and insi.
nua,ing manner applied to him for the loan Of it
during an afternoon last week to take an airing.
This was readily assented TO, and the horse har-
messed for the occasion, Nth which the broker
drove of Having thus got the possess,on, he re.
fused to deliver the Nurse and buggy until coere-
ed bv an action at law. which he we'll knew his
debtor dare not commence, as that would at once
be recognizing his right OF ownership, and TAX
ing them to his stable insisted upon holding them
until his claim was adjusted.
The debtor, making virtue OF necessity, dis
sembed his modification and resentment at the
trick which had been PLAYED hun, until an even.
ips or two since, when he tell IN with the broker
m the neishborhood Of the Bowery Theatre. Hav-
Ing engaged him in an agreeable chltchat, IN the
course of which he successfully made the impress
sion unon his mind that the affair would be salts
factoriI, adjusted on the following morning; he
shook hands with him with ihe greatest apparent
friendship and good -humour, and vas about TO
part with him for the night; but, as it suddenly
advertns to the hour at which he was TO meet
him by appointment in the morning, he enquired
how late Il was.
The broker, thrown off his guard by the self
satisfaction which he felt at the success OF his
scheme and its anticipated happy Termination,
thouaht,es.!v drew out his watch. and confided
il 20 his DEBTOR TO ascertain the hour, which he
no sooner got hold Of than he deliberately trans
f.rred il, to his own pocket, aud walked of, ieav-
inc the broker petri6ed with amazement at this
sudden aud unexpected interruption Of his we'll
laid scheme; for the debtor informed him, that
he intended to retain the watch as On offset for
his horse and buggy.
Exasp.rated and inesnsed, the broker yester-
J,y presen,ed himself at the police Office with his
counsel, and made application to the magistrates
for warrant to apprehend the debtor upon
charge Of stealing, but the whole circumstances,
beins detailed, the application was refused, and
the ear,v referred to his remedy BY civil action.
This was represented to be at best but hope
less affair, as the doctor had no substance ont o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
Milton NiNl & the Banks Of the
N.HLE

DEBTOR SALE
T WISH to cell or exchange the above Farms for
Il mountain or limestone aad. They situated on
the Potomac River. in Charles County, Maryland, &c
miles below Alexandra by land. and go BY water.
| asSss lion HILL contains five hundred
$3.50 Acres of Land, and is beautifully situated
| SH about q mile from the river. The House.
Aa2R which stands eminent bill in the centre
Of the farm with commanding view of the river and
the adjacent country far the eye reach, is
large and spacious, containing four and large
passage onthe lower floor with kitchen. pantry and
closets attached, ell tastefuy arranged. and in tho.
rough repair: The soil is first rate and well adapted
| to the growth of the best Maryland Tobacco This
Farm is not more than onrhalf cleared, the remain
deris in Hickory. Oak, Cedar, Pine, &c For elgibi.
ly Of situation beauty OF prospect and local sdvsna
ges this Furmis eqlaed by few and excelled by none
THE BANKS OF THE DEE contains One
Thodsand Acres Of Land or upwards (the exact guam.
tity is not ascertsined. 1t lies indirectly between
( Milton Till and the river. This Farm is bounded
three sides by water that short fence encoses the
whole Farm. The soil, though good. can be made, at
little expense, Of the greatest fertility BY the sp.
plcation of ore, Of which doat up daily up.
its shores. Its locality renders easy access to
the luxuries Of the waterwhich abound n Fish, oys'
tiers, and in their season Wild Fowl Tothesportsman
this place holds out the most pleasing inducement-
that Of shooting the wng-fOr which it ID not excel.
led by any farm on the river.
To say nothing of the various other inducements and
advantages tnese Fars pUsSessS suCu - WsNE Ssir
age the choice Of markets. the access to steambests.
&C sc shall only add that they pleasantly situated
in agreeable. genteel and social neghborhood and
within tw, miles Of public worship. A. ! am deter
mined to SELL invite those who wish to purchase to
see me At Milton Hill, assuring the . great bargain
may be bought, and any length Of credit given. upon
small portion Of the purchase money being paid in
hand the debt satisfactorily secured, aad the interest
paid annually THO. II: BUcRHEa:
lI.rris Lot p. o., Charles County, Nd.
" 23-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
Fur Rent or Sale,

- NINE HUNDRED ACRES, or
TS2 about twothirds OF that fertile and we'll known
~ farm called WEST GROVE, the property
- of the heirs Of the late Col. A. ]. Smith Of
this land three hundred and fifty acres we're re.eem.
ed from the river, by dixie constructed of earth and
gravel drawn from The hills About third of this las
been cleared and put in cultivation The soil is We.
getable mould ave six feet in depth fcourse easy
OF cultivation, and not to be surpassed IL fertility. Il
sthonght to be well adapted to the growth Of tobacco
of the finest sort-ths, however, would be worth tho
consideration Of planters Could Il be rented to to.
baeco grower. the owner would erect such houses ~
might be deemed necessary for the business. The
other portion Of the landhas been dtched and fenced
with grest care and expense. and has meAdows Of We.
ry considerable extent, well taken with timothy. No
land better adapted to the production Of grass than
this Farm.
The whole nine hundred acres viii be rented or sold
altogether, divided into several Farms to suit pur.
chasers or tenants. flong leases could be effected,
very advantageous terms might be obtained. The
Farm has several substantial houses on II now, and
others would be built IL il could be made nm object.
A SHAD FISHERY, with all aceommoda.
tons for aborers and the curing fish, has been made
on that part of the river bordering the reclaimed nd.
aud will be rented with the land or separately Also
A HOUSE & LOT, containing two Acres,
just without the corporate limits ol Alexandria but
IN that part OF the town called the Village. The house
10 comfortable, and the gardenfs early one. The
lot has good water and fruit on il Also.
Another TWO ACRE LOT, lying upon tie
Great Hunting Greek, aud including the house;
aportiop Of which is in the occupation Of Mr. c.
Murray For terms apply to
augl-tf wv HEWITT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03

which to respond to any Judgment that might be
recovered against him, aud as matters nov stand
the broker has the worst Of the bargain, for he es
Inmates his watch and establishment at Sl5O,
whereas the horse and buggy are at most not
worth hatf the money.-N. y Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

from the Detroit Courier.
THE STORM WANDERER.
A PATHETIC POEM.
Now hercely howls the northern blast,
And loud the trmpests roar,
The rain and sleet are beating fast
Against the-cottage door.
The rugged rocks the surges lash
In their resistless might;
And oft the vivid ightnings fash
Terri6cally bright.
The wind-a perfect hurricane,
Blows with tremendous sound,
And rapidly the drops Of rain
Fall patterins to the ground.
Yet on this night SO dark and drear,
Amid the storms harsh moan,
A maid unintluencsd by fear,
A maiden, and alone
So furiously on land and sea,
Rsges the dreadful storm,
Besides that maid, there seems to be
No other living form.
The fisherman has left the main,
And hastens from the shore,
The shepherds 60 not forth again
Until the storm be ger.
On such night as this to roam
Few people choose, ween;
Then wherefore thus awav from hume
Goes the fair Josephine5
To cheer the maiden's onward way.
No star its radiance lends
Blue lightnings round her figure play,
And yet she onward weuds.
Around the rocks, where deep and hoarse,
The waves their voices lift,
The dauntless maiden bends her course,
Sill, fearlessly and swift.
And now she's at the large rock, where
The Pirate found his grave
With cautious step she climbs the stair
And passes through the cave.
She trembles not with cold or fear,
But rapidly moves through,
Nor pauses ill, alone and drear,,
A cottage meets her view.
And now, alas! it greves INV soul,
To tell what she did theu!
The interesting damsel stole
Two chickens and hen! MANIA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
Xuuas Aedies' Seminary,


On 81. Asaph street. betreen King and Cameron.
sv,sis institution will be re opened for the reception
4 Of Young Ladies the first Monday IN SePtem'
Der next The most approved Teachers viii be en-
loy Il for all the purposes of complete femaie ecu
Cation From long experience and past success WIN
the man, improvements the subscriber has made III
his system of truc,on. he Hattess himself he will
nasd to give %,.S o to , h'. pappo.e
'f cn;,,ne and s,renrtks L.. the mental faculties
by the FREQUENT exercise Of and judgment, and
n,buins the mind with sound and Prae'ca. ,nIolm.'
lion, No study will be passed over without eomPre
hending first principles Neptai Arithmetic 80 vel
adapted to produce habits Of attention anu as.p""e
s,,;c, a,e;on win be paid to the manners, as well e
religion. and moral duties. Of tn, The pup Ever,
.ns,a;n An examination, through certain course OF
studies. comprising the mos. essential branches Of s
male education shall receive printed diploma At the
e.nirat;on of such time All interested respect.
fy invited to visit the school frequently sad witness
for fhemseixs the adsaneen'eat, &c. Of the pupils
WILLIAM n. JONES.
Alexandra. u. c. July 81, l8S3-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
Rio Coffee

on Bags prime Rio Coffee, just received and for
Oh sale by 5. MEsSsRSairH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, d. C. the
LIST Of SEPTEMBER, 1883.
%. Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED or they may not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
SALES IT TION
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Notice.
FINDER the authority Of Decree Of the Superior
~ Court OF Chsncery, holden at Staunton on the 18th
day If July, 1929, in suit therein pending between
John r. Hayden. administrator with the will snl
xsned of benjamin Beeler, Junior, deceased,
ana o,heis, Plaintiffs,
Nary Hollins sworth, executrix Of Frances Hol-
lingSwofth. deceased who executrx
Jane HoliIngsw0rh deceased, hcs Defendants,J
The subscriber will Offer for sale, At public auction
~ Fri, The 33l hay Of august next, the following
Y9Is7aBLE PR0PEizY-,hA, is o says .---
csy@ The BRICK TENEMENT &
,3:sfs.lsA t.Dr OF GROUND on the west side Of
9s.sS rsIrfax street, between Prince and Duke
SSs.sa streets, formerly occupied by Evan r.
iaylrr a. aohniakei's shop; AM the Ground be
tween tie Horth gable wall Of the said tenement and
the line Of tue Let lately occupied by Nicholas ings
front Fa fax stree, SIS feet, Or less in
depth % fec, nchss
Q The VACANT LOT adjoining the said
~ ick tere.ncn, the south, extending TO Reuben
Johnsons inc; froat S feet more or less; in depth
lZS fee inches
5. 4 RENT ~ FEE Of "a los lid, yir.
GINA currency, charged on lc, 4 feet inches IN
front adjoining Ne on the south, being part of,be lot
formerly occupied by Nicholas kingston
4. Three VACANT LOTS, % feet S inches
in front EACH in depth l23 s. the esst side OF Royal
street, between Prince and BcSe streets,
The sale will begin at S o'clock T. II in front OF
the brick tenement on Fairtsx street. One ;hrd OF
the purchase money be paid in cash; the residue in
three equal instruments Of 5, and months with in
terest from the day of sale For the deferred pay.
ments, bonds, with good security, will be required.
is 23-dts X. l. TAYLOR, Commissioner
~ The above sale is postponed till MON.
DAY, the 7th October, al O'clock,P NJ
aug 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03

Tusr received, q fresh supply Of Iandreth's Gar
al en seeds su;tsbie for the present AMI snproach
iug season, among which are. Of CaB8AGE. early
work. large york, sugar loaf. fiat Dutch Bergen lynn
head, Snhead savoy, and curied savoy, q tAcLl
FLOWER. early and late. Of 5MUCCDLL Pufp'r
green cos, royal csbbage, early csbbsge. and early
eurled, II TIlRhiP, early butch AMI red ,cs: also
GERVaN KaLE OF BOREC0LE, SPINACH
pr,ck,y. for winter. &c On hand. variety OF OTHER
Seeds from i.andre,h's Establishment
Az the seeds which become too old to vegetste are
uoformly returned to the propretors in Philadelphia,
those WHICH remain for sale are always fresh.
WA STABLER.
Subscriptions received for Landreths Floral Maya.
zine. (Warrenton Spectator) mo 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
70 the Great FaAls.

TON has cumnehce her regular trips, on ruesdays
and Fridays for the Great Falls crommeiin. starting
from Frederick Street Bridge (Georgetown) ats O..
clock A. ~. and returning the same day at or before
sunset Fare TO and from Crommelin, so cents.
Tile Canal now nine order. and the country pre-.
sents beautiful sppearance. To those who arc fond
Of short excursion and desire short relaxation from
business trip to the Great Falls offers most delight.
ful treat
IN Parties. on any other days Of the week, can be
accommodated. BY giving short notice or sppIica.
ton 10 the proprietor. living on Third street. George.
town z. ~ oPFuTr
aug 5-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03

l0e Casks Nails. sorted sizes. landing from
lUU schooner Velocity, for sale by
aug y w. FDwLE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
LIST or LETTERS


flee, Aierandyia, D. C. on th.
1883.
r letters in the following list,
ADVERTISED. or they may no
A
Jos Acles
John II Adams
w B Alexander
B
Mrs Susan Boarne
Walker Baylor-2
Mrs Brooks
Mr. Boudet
Captsin John Baker
John 8 Blackburn
Sarah Ann Brown
Susan A Bailinger
Mrs r Y Brent
c
Thomas Cook
John Clare
William Coleman
Sarah Davis
Turner Dixon
4
James Evans
Mrs Mary Evans
F
F NJ C Faulkner,
Alice Fleming
Ann Fenwick
Mrs Mary Forrest-2
G
Miss Sarah Gibson
James Gallaher
Mr. Glasgow
II =,
John HuddIeston
Mrs Sinah Howison
Samuel Hill
Sarah Huttson
Howison Hooe
Lawrence Hoof
]
Elizabeth Jones
James Johnson
Sarah Jefferson
Harriette N Ish
X
Elizabeth Kidwell
Henson Kit
l.
Chr Lucas
Rebecca Lowry
NJ
WIN NJ McKenna
David Middleton
James Mitchell
RICHARD Newton
p
Miss Elmira Parks
Miss Mildred Ann Pal.
Wm Pollard Cmer
II
George Randall
David Reed
S
Mrs Ann Sidebo,tom
y
John 8 Thcrnton
Miss Rrbecca lyman
Capt Geo H Terrett
Miss Lucy Turner
Fanny Thomas
w
James Walker .
Mrs Julia NJ Wallace
Mrs Maria Wood
s 8 w Williams
MI. BRYAN, p. M.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03
To Rent,

- A small sized HOUSE in the neghborhood Of
~ good water, north Of the residence Of Samuel b
Lsrmour. JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-03

Remaining in the Post O65c
| Isl Of &EPTE
O. Persons calling for L
will please say THEY ARE AID
get them.
| A
John Adams .
Daniel Allison ]
Miss Martha A. Aber.
cr0mbie
Joseph Boyer 1
Mrs Mary Bell '
Mrs Leroy Butler
Samuel Bartle
Turbutt r Betton (
William Brown ]
Letitia Bell {
John Brown {
Edward BurchelI d.!
Harrison Bowers
Mrs s P Chapman I
John Carson ]
Graves Collins y
Mrs Isabella Deishton S
WIN Diggs I
M NJ Edmonds J
Mrs Mary EntwisIe \
Mrs Mary f Edwards
Stephen Fields /
Ferdinand Flachlen 4
Miss Eliza G Fitzge. !
rald-2 - l
6
K Griffith 4
Miss Juliana Gordon ]
Mrs Graham A
II
Francis Hoy J
Mrs Ann Hall \
Mrs Nancy Harpe: s
Samuel Herring-2 S
Capt Hubball /
Horatio G Hardin l
Mrs b Jackson L
Thomas Januey J
George Jacobs S
Jesse Jasper T
William Kehoe E
George Heating /
. A hammond {
NJ Lyons 4
NJ
Mrs Mary Morgan '
Mrs Mary NJ Moore L
George Murray J
N
Miss Maria Norbeck +
Robert Patton, U s N \
John Park-2 \
Wm Price \
p G Randolph {
Miss Sally Ridgely L
Robert Reid
John ] Scott 4
George s Shaw
7
VIM Taylor J
Miss Charlotte Tenni. \
son C
Henry Tyler }
Miss Ann lyman I
Mr. Terrett
WIN Wrenn ]
Wm Walker A
Captain Wester6eld n
Miss Elizabeth Williams
William Weston
DAN
A!exsndris, sept 2-3t
" Az
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-06
TcoMMuNIckrED.1

Mr.. Edifor:-The following paragraph l copy
from the Essex Mass Gazette" OF August
IL. 1889. and presume refers to the same machine
alluded to 10 your paper short time since:
.IxpoRr.sr-A Machine has lately been
invented to kill Bed-bugs. BY the application
of steam. power, ten thousand can De killed per
minu,e-if you can catch them. There's the
Bite" 81
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