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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
DID RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
nFon GEM ALHS!

1NHEY purify the blood, Quicken its circulation, as
" sist the suspended operations Of nature, and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
The female part of socety They Pills are particularly
.f6cscious IN the Green Tekness. Palpfaion Of fhe
Heart Gtddiness Short Breath iiaking ofhe Sprits,
Detection and Decentralization to Exercise and Society,"
Married ladies will find the PITTS equ'iy useu, except
lin cases Of pregnancy when they must not DC saksn
neither must they be taken by persons VI heetie or
consump,ive habits. Price 81 50a box
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
CERTIFICATE.


The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Ju,lkins Ointment. from the Hon John Ia
aterro. Member of Congress, is highly interesting.
The gratutous manner in which it is made exhibits
manly; and is certainly well deserving of public at
teution:
WAsuINsroS, Janna- %, 1929
sIa-lt has been my wish t,rs considerable time.
to communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment Invented by a Mr Julkins
and which understand is made and sold by
agents appointed bv yourself have applied this
Ointment during the last three to every p ces
Of umor and wound, without failure 10 produce cure
in every Instance CONSIDER u the most d~cided anu
efficient remedy IN all cases of tumor, be the
whstit may; and have found nothing so good for
wounds of any description 1t nav be proper to
add, that iie cure of tum,r cs.ird white swelling
given b, the most lis. Suish ply scisns az in
cursble. and which they :'d,d wu,d withnu, smpm.
tstion prove f,tslto the patient, was uni nv inme
date notice, effected ~ the use of kins' O m NJ
and the patient is "a fine heath Iii, limb fl. CT doy
the tumor being restored IL perfect state ouni
mesa iso that the leg OF aged man which mad y, en-
wounded q I'd exhibited me dreadfAy uic-rs, sur
face from The knee to the foot, and which, tor mar,
than twn years. had been considered ,ncursbe WAS ef
fectually cured by the appnes,on of Ju ikins Oint
ment. mention these tS0 cases, which fell under m,
immediate notice and management, as decided evi
dence OF the efficacy ot,hs RENE ly IN oftumor
and ofuicerss have exp- fenced, as decidedly, The
good effect ofthi remedy in the cure Of Feons and
ut every species OF fresh wound seems to me that
any one who vii observe the operation IF this Ont
nent, must be satisfied to it's beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use of his
valuable remedy.
ism sir, very respectfully,
JOHN rALIAFERRo.
To Mr. culnLEs !iEnsross, Proprietary
oijudk'"s' Ointment, near rede.
rcktown. nd.
NOTICE.
|" Having been for several years in posses
sion Off concern in Mr.. NATHAN ,HEP ,saD's patent.
for making and vending his Ointment, known b. the
nam Of Dr. ~ Judkins' Patent specific Ointment >
and said Nathan Sh- pherd having obtained NJ pat
| ent thereon, and having likewise renewed with
NJ Shepherd the same interest held before it is
deemed necessary thai public notice be given of the
nuisance. Hsving devoted much time and care
dur'ngthe above period. in preparing and mskng this
Ointment and been instrumental giving it the gene
raj charactert has sustained, with whatever
ment. oil this time, it has received present Il to
public attention As heretofore, the renuineness Of
the ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and sold ,rholesale and retail men, E.d..l
ND by Z 4erstons, eonoernedin tie patent ytpkfn
apr't -. ChtRLES 'IERS TONS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june Orngsi.i. Fai.far Street
Job Printing
Nsai.y and sxpedisiously erecuted at this Cl11e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

.TESO,
~ The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate ,eiief,
without the least injury the teeth On trial ms w
be found one of the best remedies known for this
plant Price so cents box.
- None genuine unless signed on we o&s,G %
-r;nted wrapper nv the sole Proprietor, T. K'DDER,
imn.diate successor to the la DR. W II Conway For
sale at his Counting Room, over No. 49, '"urt street.
near Concert Hail. Boston, and Nv his specisl sppon.
ment, ny WIN > bihn,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12
China and Earthenware.

N
- HUGH c. SMITH
If. lately received. per ships Virginia
and shenandoah,
~ One Hn,ared and Eighty. 1wo Crates
MN and Hogsheads
STF$ CHINA &. EyaRTHENtV.ARE,
TSdzY comprising his F>LL SUPPLY. and offer
e ed for sale, wholesale and retail, on the
most moderate terms.
Blue. black, purple and pink printed Dinner Sets
India Oh ina Dinner Sets
Handsome Gilt ,:hna Tea Sets, Of the best quail.
" AMI patterns
Plated Castor. of best quality, silver mounted
French Gilt re. China, &c imported from Paris
via New York. large assortment
Rich Cut Glass Brw's. Celeres. Tumb'ers' Wines
&c, latest and' best patterns
Moulded and Plain GLASSbaRE, comprising
every article in that way
Window Glass of every size
Pipesin boxes
Black quart and pint Bottles, Wine and Porter
tn, rmometers,a great variety
Gallon i,em johns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-12

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor OF Ju'!kins' Ointment from the Hon John Ia
iiaerro Member of Congress. is highly interesting.
The gratu,tous in which it is made exhibit,
feelings of no ordinary character towards suffering hu
manly; and is certainly well deserving of public at
teution.
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District Il CoIWMibia,

s -2u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10
THE NORTON GRAPE.

Ne invite particular attention to the srncie
w, "" fins is unquestionabIy the most deli
pew" ,r,ne we have ever eaten, and 1t is matter
eou, 1r;se that it has attracted no more atten-
o. - ~ Virginia, while its qualities are already
uOT Ii L,own and duly estimated at distance
% We" sn,erpr,sing dscoverer. DR.. Norton, whose
i ."..rJ Is short distance from this city, has
'"ot money by his attempts to introduce the
sum uY,u,e of the grape into this State. II 10 but
s s' ,h,, he should be remunerated An opinion
Ia. MI nreyatent that the climate OF Virginia Is
s,. ,j,p,ed to the culture Of the grape. This Is
~ .onsense. The resemblance between 1t and
az, If ,he countries where it most hour'shes'
s r,i the profuson Of wild vines throus bout the
Snu proys the contrary. The fact is, the
. .S,r,s If most winters have hitherto been dl.
.sc,sd 10 the culture Of the foreign grape which
1sD Osvrr succeed here like the native. And
80, come Of our native grapes, when properly
.nI,iyated, are surpassed BY none in the world
and never fail las is often the case with the To-
-s;gnI 10 welding a crop. The grape under
..nsiarr,,ien we understand, is as certain as In
dim co.n or potatoes. The proprietor has some
cntrnos which he is willing to dispose OF, and
which we hope to see distributed throughout the
STATE, Virginia is naturally grape growing
coon,ry, and to that she must arrive at last.
'''" 1Rich. Uhig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10

riaainy capitalized, probaby.--We Published
on Wednesday an account Of IRE in Lowell,
headed !" ViAriny." which stated that store
occupied by Mr.. George w. Whippls was burn.
ed in that town on Tuesday morning, together
with valuable assortment Of dry goods, on which
insurance had been effected for $1,000, one half
at the Manufacturers' Office in this city. We
now learn that suspicious were soon excited that
Mr.. Whipple himself was the ineendary, which
spread thro' the town and no doubt reached his
ears. for on the following morning he was found
drowned in the neighborhood. II may be that
he was innoceot--aPpearauces, however, arc
against him.-Boston alias.
Since writing the above, We have received the
Lowell Observer which states that "Whippe
arose from his bed early on Thursday morning.
Ijust after day .bresk) aud repaired to the bank
Of the canal near his house and drowned himself.
Suspicious had been aHoat that he caused the
store to be set on fire in order to obtain his in.
surance 1t is supposed by many that when
these suspicious reached him his naturally nerv-
Gus system was 50 much excited as to occasion
the result However that may be we protest
most solemnly against baudylng about suspicious
of the guilt OF man till 40 affair in which he Is
supposed to be implicated, has bad thorough in
vestigation and he is proved guilty. He has gone
to an equitable tribunal, let that judge him."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10
Vseful and Ornamental.

The Indian Dye, for cOloring and preserving the
Human Hair.
VUlHIS excellent and very innocent preparation diff
fers entirely from the various articles hitherto used
for the purpose inasmuch as is tree from all
noxious ingredients. and will not in the slightest de-
gree inure the texture of the hair or even stain the
skin. Red, light, grey, or grsley hair, can, in eight
hours be changed by il to beautiful and permanent
black or brown; or, applied at night, on going to
bed, the change will have taken place BY morning.
facility.
Purified Bears OIL
Among the many articles offered to the public for
the growth and preservation OF the hair seem to
have given SO much satisfaction the Purified Bears
Oil-whch has been known, in many instances, to re.
store the hair on heads which had beef bald for years
it also prevents the hair from falling Out, and quickly
it when lost from sickness. or any other cause
It gives to the stubborn locks strong, glossy,
and lasting curl, the dandruff, which often
impedes the growth of the hair causing head ache, &c.
The Bears oil is Far superior to Antique or Mscas.
sar Oils which, being of vegetable origin soon make
the hair bard and crisp, while animal oils, on the con
the Bears Oil being penetrating, is, Of course,
preferred Mothers will find it excellent for the heads
of their Children and 10 gentlemen of fashion it is re.
commended for the growth OF whiskers. When used
il should be we'll rubbed into the roots OF the hair with
penetrating hair brush. which exctes also healthy
action in the skin; the hair should be well oiled every
other day, before combing it. Being highly purified,
and pleasantly perfumed il will be found decidedly
superior to AHY other article for constant in dress
ing the hair. Price Is cents per bottle
A rariety of soaps. zig:
Fine Otto Of Roses. Bitter Almond, Ceylon, Jesss.
mine, Lemon, Bersamot. Palm Transparent, CHINA
mon, Windsor, Lavender. Pink, Milleaeur, Cream,
Sutana, CASTLE. and others Also, Shaving Cakes and
Wash Balls of the FIRST quality.
For sale by JOHN b. HEPBURN.
sent l0-lav3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10

Sugars, Coffee, sc. &c.
90 Bhds and boxes Porto Rico and Hsvara2
% 10 boxes white Brazil sugars
5000 lbs Louisians Refined Loaf
so bags Rio, Maracsibo and Manila Coffee
80 packages Gunpowder. Imperial, Young Hy'
son and Pouchong Teas
10 hhds Cuba Molasses
20 boxes Cheese
S cases Pine Apple Cheese
10 kegs Ground Ginger
10 do Carrots Snuff
Is barrels Cider Vinegar
do Epson Salts
so lbs Gloves
~ do Mace
100 do Csssia
20 boxes iiasins
80 do Soap and Candles
so barrels Nett and Gross lIerrings
10 boxes Richmond Tobacco (plug, l6's)
10 bags Pepper
S do Pimento
800 pieces Wall Paper
Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper
Ground Alum and Blown Salt
Nader, Alum, Copperas Indigo
Birthstone, Prussisn Blue
Together with general assortment OF WfNES and
other GROCERIES,. now receiving, and offered,
Wholesale and retail, upon fair terms, by
WILLIAM N. McvE1GH,
s.nts Prince street wharf.
ar Leesbu-g Washingtonian and Political SPecta-
tor (wsrrentoa) 4 times, and charge WI. n y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10
ED G TT ON.
Hamiltonian School.

VIVHE subscriber has 1t length obtained possession Of
j the room that he has 80 long wished 20 Occupy
on the north side Of Prince, betweea Warrington aad
81. Assph street.-The which he has removed bis
School, and having procured competent assistance. he
10 prepared to receive an additional number Of sehos
Since the REIMBURSEMENT Of the sxsrcises q big
School, the Teacher hss made very tpostsnt sifer>-
ton in bis system Of government. H&vin4 sboiishsd
the practice Of eopea infections he has adppsed ~
thods Of restrant and confinement - the ou, node OF
punishment be used In his School, except In eases
Of vicious yostion q the most important rules VI the
Institution
That such system may be successfully puisued, the
subscriber is already fully convinced, and fs advsais
ges are too papably evident to need rebesssai Il i
only proper to say, that 10 known, and universally
admitted. that the Of the rod tends to harden the
feelings and destroy those natural sensbtes which
children invariably possess in very eminent degree
Children may be mortified and punished BY resNeaf,
without degrading them in their estimation, and
by confinement they have an opportunity. forced upon
them it were, for meditation and reflection Their
Teacher has likewise opportunity thus afforded him
ing to him bis denquencies in their proper character
By corporal puniskments feelings Of fear and dread
and nm.ny instances disgust the part Of the scho
ar and the part ofthe Teacher, feelings Of ifita
bity and peevshness are often produeed-feelinss d.
ametricaly incompatible with those which should ~
ways subsist between teacher and his scholars and
which should ever aetuate them in their intesceufse
one With another But by system ofrewaFds and pun.
shmen:s, which in themselves Of no value, child
may be taught to pursue good for goods sake, with.
out being sctuated by renunerative considerations,
by the debasng principle Of fear.
In this school the usual branches Of English edu
cation taught. Particular attention 10 paid to the
and morals Of the pupils they are required
10 be neat and cleany in their persons and clothngt
be punetual in their attendance school, and to
20 Immediately home from school, The Terms are
moderate. and in making them 90 the subscriber
would urge the necessity of punctuaiity the part
Of his patrons that his attention to his scholars may
be constant and undivided
ISAAC II ROBBINS.
N. d. His Night School, for apprentices and others.
will commence the night of the 10th of the present
month. /. H. Il.
sept 6-d3tSeo3t
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70 Let,
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale-This Day i.

DY virtue of writ of 6erx facas, issued by william
Id Minor. q Justice Of Peace for the County Of Alex.
andria, D. c., and to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, Tuesday, the 10Th September next, st
IL o'clock, the premises to the highest bidder, for
cash. al the right, title, and interest Of Augustine b.
Williams in and to certain
LOT OF L a " d
on which said williams now lives. containing FORTY
ACRES, more less; subject to his wife's dover-ta
ken by execution to satisfy debt due Thomas Tuck.
er, Of said county. WESLEY CARLiN,
aug S-eotlG thSep Constable.
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For Sale.
I offer for sale the one.fifth part Of the
TOWN OF PROVIDENCE,

IN Fairfax County, It being the property re.
IS4>. ceiyed from my father, the late Richard Rat.
cie This property is desirable and very valuable,
situated in prosperous and healthy village Any per.
son de.irous of sting money in real property would
do we'll to call upon the subscriber Spencer Jack.
son. IL the property be not sold before the third
Monday in September. it will, upon that day. be offer
ed to the highest bidder.
sept l0-tl6th PENELOPE JACKSON.
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Phineas Janney

HHhOuo JuhHCy
has just received, per brig Belviders, from Liver.
IL pool
20 TONS Of ENGLISH ROLLED IRON,
Amongst which is best Cable Iron and small square
Rods for Spikes.
He has in store, 100 Tons OF Swedish snd English
Bar Iron, Plough Plates and Land Sides, comprising
general assortment.
.4iso in Store,
Old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine in casks, and in
cases containing from dozen bottles eseh,
quality very SUPERIOR gle reasonable terms.
mo 28--eo7t MAT. Intell1
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A Camp Meeting

WILL be held under the superintendence Of Nj.
w nisters, and members of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church. OH the land Of Mr.. T. wilson,: about
miles from Washington City. near the Rockville and
City Turnpike. The grove 10 most beautiful and the
water good and abundant. To commence on Thurs.
day. the 18th of September. All persons friendly to
such meetings are invited to attend.
aug 31-eo4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10
Mrs. pOrter's Seminary

TIME Seventh Session Of Mrs. Porter's Seminary for
i Young Ladies will commence on Monday, the 10th
instant.
Mrs Porter gratefully acknowledges the steady pa.
tronage of the early friends of her Institution, and the
confidence evidenced by the increased number of pu.
pills. encourages her to the that every
advantage necessary to the attainment Of liberal edu
cation founded on strict adherence to moral and re-
gious obligations, will continue to distinguish her e.
forts for the instruction Of most interesting and in
portant portion of the community
Board and Tuition in all the branches Of English In.
strucon. one hundred and fifty dollars per yeafof for.
ty.eight ~eeks, payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars according to the case in
which they rank from four to eight dollars per term Of
twelve weeks.
Music on Piano. Harp and Guitar sl8 90
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting
Wax Work, transferring. Shell Work and
Chinese do. 500
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors S 90
Latin. French, Italian and Spanish, each 6 90
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and As.
tronomy, illustrated by various experiments
Each Boarder must be provided with single hair
mattress, bed and bedstesd and necessary bedding;
silver tumbler, table and tea spoon uniform is
worn, of blue gingham during the week, and on Sun.
day white dress, with blue belt. A straw bonnet,
with blue ribbons summer, and crimson in winter.
Mrs. Porter invites the personal attendance Of oil
who wish information upon the course Of instruction
and discipline pursued in this Institution, and to those
whose remote residence prohibits this inspection in
formation will be accorded in printed form on sppl-
cation to the Seminary, corner OF Duke and Washing.
ton streets. Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10

~ JOURNEYMEN COOPERS. The
Joufneymen Coopers of Alexandria are respectfully
requested to meet on Wednesday Evening, the 18th
instant, at the Hydrulion Fire Company Room, on
Fairfax street, a.7 O'Clock. A matters Of importance
to them will be submitted for their consideration pune.
tual attendance 10 requested. sep I0-2t
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
by virtue Of Deed of Trust from Anthony Crease,
I'D deceased, the subscriber will offer for sale, at
public vendue in front of the premises, on Saturday,
the 28th of September next, at IL O'Clock, ".
IA THE HOUSE e. LOT
~ situated the .ss!h side q :. cameron .:.os
~ streets, fronting on Cameron street 70
feet inches, and running back 100 feet at present
occupied by James Irwin, Esq, and subject to his
lease, which will expire in December next, when pos
session will be given, and may, by arrangement with
Mr. Irwin, be had sooner This is modern built,
we'll finished comfortable threestory brick dwelling
house, with convenient out houses, and its situation
particularly eligible for private residence.
Terms One fifth cashi the balance in four equal
instruments At SIX twelve, eighteen. and twentyfour
months, with interest from the day Of SALE Fot the
deferred payne nts, good security will be required.
The title to this property is believed to be perfectly
good subject arranged ground rent Of six dollars
Der year. The Trustee win, however, convey such
title only a. has been invested in him:
CHARLES BENNETT, Trustee.
aug 29-eo5w kdt28thsept
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Plaster Paris, (retaiT) per ton, % a UU
FLoUR.-At the close Of last week, the wagon
price Of Flour declined to IS rs: yesterday 1t
was the same. Sales from stores at IS IS.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9TH in.
slant, 1850 bbls; 1850 foreign, 400 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street, 7OS bbIs
Wharf, 444 -
Total, 1147
Resides 40 bills Corn Meal
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w anteA.

INA Counting Room. Lad Of respectable connex
i ions, whose parents reside in town, and who will
be content with little compensation. Inquire OF
the printer. seplS
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Brig George Henry, Wilson. hence at Halifax
Goth ultimo. Schooner Potomac. Beers. do do
Schooner Virginia. B aetley. Of this port, from
Tobasco, at New York 9th instant.
Schooner Virginia, Jennings. hence at New
York 5th.
Schooner Harriet, Nickerson, cleared at Bos.
ton for this port 5th. Schooner Fornax, Swiner.
ton, do do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-10
MoAasses, Wines, &c

Sugars, MOAasses, "lnes, &c.
30 "Ad' an" sn s0 s.,s st; o'0''' Porto Rico
10 barrels Brazil
1000 pounds White
10 hhds bright Retailing Molasses
80 casks Sicily Madeira, Port huscat, Mar
settles and Greek Wines
40 bags Marscaibo, Manila. Java and Rio Coffee
% packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young lily
son, Pouchong and Souchong Teas
Is boxes Plug Tobacco
2 hhds winter pressed Sperm Oil
so barrels Cider Vinegar
43 boxes Goshen echoes.
do Pine Apple 5 o"'
10 boxes Colgate Starch
40 do Soap and Candles
so dozen Corn Brooms
4 do Covered Hats
50 do Bed Cords and Leading Lines
20 reams Writing Paper
Together with general assortment OF other GhO'
CERIES e SHIP CHaNDLERY, for sale on mo.
derate terms by
sept7 LiNCOLN ChhNbSnLhIN.
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Total,
Besides SO bills. Corn Meal.
NEW YORK MARKET. sErr. 2

NEW YORK MARKET. SEpr. 7.
Flour and Meal. The demand tor Western
Canal Flour continues good, and the sales are
about equal TO the supplies. Prices steady, at
rs so to S 6sa for common to fancy brands. -
In consequence Of the higher prices at which
Southern Flour is held, some considerable ship
ments Of our Western Canal have been made to
Southern ports, coastwise. Particular descrip.
tiuns Of Southern, however, which our city bak-
ers will only have, command high prices, and
sales of Baltimore, Howard street, fresh ground,
were made yesterday at 6 so; Georgetown, 6
S7s; Rye Flour at rs, and Corn Meal, in bar
rels, at the same price; 400 barrels New Or.
leans sour Flour, at 4 25, cash. Export, from
LIST to 9Th inst Wheat Flour, $500 bbls
Price CurrrnL
From the NeD York Journal Of Commerce, Sep.
tember7.
MONEY AFFAIRS. is said in Wall street
that money is more plenty; that it had been made
known that the government deposits will not be
removed from the United States Bank, and that
the Back is already discounting very largely in
consequence.
P. S. The rate of Exchange TO day for the
packe. Of 9th is "a 20 a 80 the pound sterling,
dull for cash. Buyers DESTROYS to negotiate for
paper.
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Notice.

PROPOSALS.. in writing. will be received until the
L 2sth day Of this month for the sale ofS62s0 ofthe
stock Of the Corporation Of Alexandria bearing an a'
terest of six per cent? payable half yearly
at the pleasure of the Corporation at any ne alter
the expiration Of eighteen months after the dA:s Of !ns
ioan And until the 18th Of next month tor the iuf
tber amount of $3.50 Of the same Stock.
49, THOMSON p. MASON,
RI TAYLOR,
PHINEAs JANNEY,
HUGH SMITH,
A, c.. CAZENOVE,
Ave,,, for the Common Council Of Alexandrs.
.ur i6-eot2sth Aug 2awtlsthseH
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ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER 9,
Schooner Columbia, Smith, New York; freight
for the District
A topsail schooner below, bound up.
SAILED, SEPT. 8,
Schooner President, Dennison, New York.