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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-01

MKHH Fresh importation.
Imperial, Spices Of all kinds,
Canister, Ginger,
Young hvson, Chocolate,
Hyson skin, Sperm candles,
Hyson, Soda and butter
Souchong; crackers,
Coffee, Dried apples,
Loaf Sugar, )g Pine apple cheese,
Powdered g. e Oils,
Brown, )1 Tobacco, s cigars,
Rice, Smoked beef,
Molasses, Starch,
Flour, Olive oil,
Box s. keg raisins, Anchov'es,
Citron. and other Pickles, Rose cas-
West ndia tile, & n. Y. Soap;
Preserves, ola Nuts Of various
Superior quality; descriptions
A handsome assortment Of
TROPICAL FRUIT, &C. sc.
Ills friends and the public are invited 10 call and
examine for themselves
JosHUA WILBouR.
Newport, May 8, 1893.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

p,,,e,iuN.Y. advertises patent clocks
Ar r" ;s,, ;s said to be remarkable on &C.
rs H;sna" sxtreme simplicity; being composed
ssSle' ~ ',osls wheel, two escapements and
Of cause. sss cd: 81 z. "sss . .'
|asj "O' The wheel one tooth, and the whole u
s,ln,' in motion without the aid Of sPriog'
s;Pt On or magnetism; but ~ha. i. mos. sur;
s;l's" The eccentric movement OF the DIAL
Which By means Of such simple masn,1 ,s:i,
% ~. With ss s.': s, rsi"' ~ " .oy
y n,a !, u ,ime-from one day to twelve months
:" :, i, singular coincidence Of events that
:, ,0c,en, clock Of the above description was
q" .,.d to the Alexandria Museum, nearly
',",, wear, since. by an Eng'eA nob'emao, ARD
~. il still at this time remains.
~" The MANAGER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
DIED..

At her residence IN Charles County, Mary.
land. on Friday, the Gath Of May. Mrs. ELIZA.
BETH Ca IN. reiict of the late Robert Cram. IN
the sixty fifth year Of her age. The deceased
was the mother Of large family of children. all
of whom she had seen arrive to the age Of man
hood; yet her death WAS truly affecting to them.
In all the social relations Of society she was truly
exemplary fond aud affectiana'e wife. an m.
daIgept mother. and kind mistress She was
endtared to her friends BY her bland manners,
her generous disposition. and Christian virtues.
Society has lost in her an estlmable member. and
religion a true and faithful follower
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
Neahsco Slate QMarry.

VIE subscriber, residing in Prince William County,
4 VA tenders his sincere thanks to the public IN
general fer the patronage they have afforded him
N ms line Of business lie wishes to inform the IN
aAorsnts OF the District of Columbia and the sur
ouNding country. that he has been at considerable
expense in procuring . quantity of good Slate rs
can De had in America, which he is willing to furnish
and put on at from ITO dollars per square, agreeably
ONE Quality those wishing to afford him patron
plying to John r. Mills and John Huddleston, Agents
III alexandria. or to Matthew Waite, Washington City,
mar 26-wSm WILLIAM WAITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

Charlotte Congregational district. - Candidates
are rapidl' spring,ns W. I" I'LL The vacancy IN
the Charlotte Congressional District. occasioned
bv the death Of Mr. Randolph. "A writer IN the
Enquirer has nominated Daniel A, Wilson. Esq.
Of Cumberland, AZ "a friend ct the Union, aud
opposed to Notification" Mr.. w. Is now q
member of the Executive Council. We learn.
from the Wing. tnal Philip A Boiling. E-q. Of
Buckingham. will br IA candidate, and 1t is also
,hought that Major Yancey Of the same county
will be in the frld.-Ly"chburg ETginian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
THE PEOPLES LINE

W&dE President and Directors OF he Peoples steam
i Navigation COMPANY have the pleasure 10 An
nOunce their he for the CONVEX snce OF passengers
between The cites of Bsitim aud rhad' 'phis, Nv
the new swift, and splendid Steamers KEN tuCkf'
Captain d Robinson, AMI oliO, Capt W. "hjden
Junior
The KENTUCKY will leave the compsn''s wharf,
A'ght erect every morning At 6 'c'"ek tor phllade'
pi"s ny ysy &c the .hes.peake and delaware Z osi.
d. ough which the passens viii We conve' ed IN
spleHd and comm di1us 8Tges, tstf'r'i'ng psr''cu
larry tosdes the cunl F'she and desirable route,l
to Delaware CITY where thew will take the OIL ', AID
srr've IN Phi!sdcipha TIE afternoon at an early
hou'.
The Ta,,e Az; S.g shall no, be exceeded by those 4
any other line in the Upi,n Tins being the feoI"
Line no exertipn Will be spared on the par' ~ Ne
Agents, to enti,le hcm to u sasre ii patronage OF
tie travelling pubae
.sC5o Passage only I'co Dollars!
AL Baggage At the RISK vf tue owners, tin. great
est attention. however viii be paid TO lis safety, by
me Captains and their assistants on the route.
s. Nct.I.ELI.AN, AsKNr,
No s. Light st Wharf
Baltimore, June Is 1853 -2aS1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
This Ia IT, give notice,

VUNHAT the subscriber. Of Alexandra County, in
i the district of Columbia, has obtained from The
rphsns Court sad County. letters Of administration
the personal estate of William Pascoe, late OF the
COUNTY aforesaid, d. ceased. ALI persuns having claims
az inst the said dectdcn, hreb, warned to exhibit
he same to the subscrihtr passed b, the 0rrhsns'
Z curt, on or before the 18Th day of June 1884, or
the, may. by law be executed from all benefit TO said
estate, and those indebted thereto required to
make nmed iate payment Given under my land this
18Th June, 1888 JOHN JOHNSON,
June 10 Admr of Vim Pascoe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

Health eff me Cay. We have ascer,ained'
from the be>t authority. ,hat the city !, unc"n
monIy healthy: or, az u physician said, "d's
trtssinsiy hsaiihy" Al a moSt striking eVl'
dence Of the correctness of this paragraph, we
can .,ae, ON satisfactory knowledge. that there
are not even six persons nov under the care VI
the ward physicians. as raupers. This Tact tells
much -.3ibaay Dai. .4du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

.oh;ect;-Fellow Citizens, look into
s''d tns - your true interests Ia time: take
,s'Ae w. ~ Give Us your thoughts, and may
# Ps oa a nrOsperity always attend you ,N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
Public S0\e,


DY virtue of H.eree rendered by the Circuit
ID Superior Court Of Law and chancery for the Coun
ii Prince William. the suit Of Hugh smith against
r arson Chapman Executor Of George Chapman, des
ceased and others. shaii the 9Th day Of April
1885, on TIL premises. proceed to SELL in two or more
parcels,
a,iys< A TRACT OF LAND called Able.
TX34 VILE. purchased by George Chapman from
w Hugh smith II lies in the County Of Prince
- William, about one mile below iisymarket.
II is su opposed contain about 1901 Acres by estima
ton The Fang iier and Alexandra Turnpike Road.
the Thoroughfre Turnpike Road, snd. the road from
Tia, market TO Brentsve, pass through there
80 La ZOE DWELLING House upon the land.
j II will b. sold on credit Of one two, three, four
and five years. in equal instament with interest from
the date. Personal security and deed OF tru'. viii
be required to secure the payments generaiwar'
ran,y deed will be made by Iiugh Smith and wife to
the purchasers. INMAN hnMN1ns
-, -w,ainr Com ussioners.
o. The above Sale is postponed till Saturday,
tbea q; 4.yr,.>, apf i'-vts
"a. The above Sale is further postponed TIL
Frld ~, tn, kI,l 1t june next.
NAV 8-tswi2lstJune
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS DAP

lY authority Of deed Of trust from John ~ Mon
ID the subscriber, for certain purposes there
in expressed dated 2lst April, 1885, and recorded IN
the cffice Of the Clerk If the Circuit Court tor
the County Of Alexandria. Lib 7. No 9 page 2o3,-
shall proceed In sell
ALL THE PROPERTY
Of the said uonr e. SD conveyed puuc auction, on
ednesta,, 18Th INST, at 10 O'Clock, his residence.
upper end OF KING street. door east OF hr J. c.
vowel's Flour store Consisting Of
Tables. Chairs, Beds, Beds,rads. sideboafd
Glass, China Canal Stock
Leased Lot and improvement
with all his other property. w. d MUTT.
luBe ~ Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

Grrhe National Republican Voters OF P'ince
Georges County, Maryland, are rcque-ted to Assem-
bic the several places for holding elections in said
County Saturday. the 22d ms,snt. for the purpose
Of elec,ng three Delegates TO meet AZ Upper Nsribo
rough The Saturday following. (the 20 h) then and
there to nominate four candidates to DC supported as
msm5ers IL the General Assembly.
Princr (ieorFns County JnnN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
Notice.

CANAL OFFICEs Z .
Alexandria. 17fh May. 1888
NOTICE is here gwen to the stoc khoidefs IN the
~ AIe1andria Canal Company that an instrument OF
FIVE dollars per share required to be paid IN OF before
the 10Th day of June and farther nsslment OF farce
dollars per share on before the 10th day ofJuy next
by order Of the Board,
JOHN 70 err AsE, Clerk A. C Co.
m,~ Is IA BIG. 20 y 2i.tJunS Ju,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

Extraordinary Distorsry We have met
with singular article IN late number OF the
Jounai de Smyrne, received at the uffice OF the
Baiumore Gazette IL states that most inter
estiag discovery has recently been made in Mol.
da,ia, which consists in extinguishiEg every
kind Of fire or conhagsati bv throwing choDped
stra,o upon It The Agriculture, Snciety Of
Brunn, IN the eth January last. made several
experiments TO ties, the truth Of the discovery.
which were attended with complete success. Ii
was found that on pouring into fire grease,
pitch or spirits of wine. already burning IN jars,
aud afterwards throwing chopped straw upon the
Whole, tie fire was almost immediately extin
gu,shed. The Society also caused a large fire to
be made with straw, blets OF wood. faggots.
paper aud sheafs Of wheat, and when the whole
u as we'll klndi-d, the fire was extInguished IN
moment by the sans means "a beinre.
II "a somewhat remarkable that the chopped
straw used in these experiments. so far from he
in. consumed bv the FIRE, was found. on the con
trary. almost untouched and could be nsed Sc
cond ine inr> he sanp Dnrp"se. A bar OF iran
h \, d. red hot, aud thrust INTO bssketfi ! d with
chopped straw, not only failed TO set the straw
ON fire, but became seDsiby cool. A last trial
CONSISTED IN putting INTO heap OF chopped straw,
som. inches in depth. bag OF wheat. upon which
was SptSdu u Yuoh''V w s"" P'""'' So'e'tu
with sheets If paper. and then covering the heap
with bundles of straw, which were set on fir. in
different placps-after the straw was entirely
consumed and the ashes swept away. the chop.
ped straw underneath was found untouched, and
the oas. Win the puwder and paper. was with
drawn from the heap Without ha,Ing been in the
slightest degree affected BY the five Ii j, To be
remarked that it's necessary to throw the cnnp
ped stra" with some fnrce upon the flames. and
To stir it afterwards, If possible. -BaA Gag.
AZ n specimen of the mode in which the self
Committee Of Arrangement managed
the reception OF the President, we give the fol-
lowing statement, derived from a respectable
source--opr ,nformau: being an ardent supporter
of the election Of General Jackson.
On the landing Of the President with his suite
at the Navy Yatd. the number of carriages. &c. |
proved Insufficient for their &C comm odat,on. and
tina, Of the Committee. The consequence was.
that a. the procession moved of. Colonel Earl
and Major Donelson. both members Of the Pres.
DENTS family, we're discovered to be still on foot;
his fact was communicated to several members
Of the Committee. with request that they would
yield their seats to the s,rangers-wbich request
was positively refused. leaving both the gentle
men above named to find their way through the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
pondoluh of R.-we understand that ii

-. Randolph of 1--WE understand that the
IN, r. was not presented for probate at
gu ~ !" r Charlotte Court. As Judge Tucker was
ksssot. Mr.. Wm. Leigh declined opening
IN which was left in his possession by MIR.
S p Srs he went TO Russia. As his papers
=. . moi vet been ransacked. it is impossible
a - whether he has left later one behind
Hm. IS liz s,,vss and
t,,:,, by his ,ie~ard,s'nee his death--lrom which
appears, tina, he was 10 possession OF $40 slaves
'.a rSO burses-of which, about leo are blood
ha>es ~.
2 requested Of him 20 write his l'fe-but the
'',,,. b,y. loosed 20 MIN, or 10 Judge Henry
I, (;eOrge Tucker, for collection OF the speech.
:. and extracts from the correspondence-slong
Nth biographical sketch, of this distinguished
mn. -Richmoad Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

hot sun. from the Navy Yard to the City Hotel.
a distance Of more than mile, while those in'ii-
vlduals Who had taken ON themselves to repre-.
sent the hospitality Of Philadelphia. rude co"for-
tably in their coaches.
We know not how deeper dngraee could have
been re aected ON the character oil the city, than
this little sn-cdnte invOlyes; nor can there De
more conclusive argument to show that those Who
thus declined common act Of courtesy to res
pectable strangers bel0nsingio the Presdent's
own family. were actuated IN all they did. by
motives Of seifishness and osientaton. instead
of genuine respect and affection for the Pres'.
dent, or any high minded regard for the honor of
PniIadelphia. -Pha Com He-.
I Mr.. Jacob Meetz, whuse Store was destroyed
BY fire on the 25th February last. in COLUMBIA.
was arrested on Saturday last, 10 this city,
charged with having set fire to his own premises.
The evidences Of guilt said to be very strong.
A Young man, clerk to Mr. NJ, who was pr'Vy
to the fact, is stated to have disclosed IT. IN cum
sequence of not receiving the amount Promised
for its concealment. The insurance OF the pro.
perty is said to have been readily paid. and from
the former good character Of the accused. s""d
deal Of sstonshment has been expressed at the
development. Mr.. Meetz vas Immediately sent
of to Columbia, in custody of an officer.
Chartesfon Patriot.
.Rnecdofe Earl Dudley posseassd 10 remar.
ksbIe degree an unpleasant peculiarity-that OF
thinking aloud On one occasion, he was drlv-
inv his cabrioiet across Grosvenor square in his
way to Park lane, when lie overtook an acquaint-
ance. Mr. Luttrel, we believe 1t was raining
rather sharply, aud his lordship good naturally
invited the pedestrian to ride. They drove along
until they had nearly arrived at Lord Dndiev's
mansion, where l.. having given n" hint OF wish.
ing to aleht. the Earl unconsc'ouS!y exclaimed
aloud. what many would have thought under 81
milar circumstances-tO the extreme horror OF
his fashionable companion, - Damn this fellow,
suppose ! must ask him to dine with me-
Monthly Magazine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
70 uouse builders.

VUlHH Trustees ofthe Washington Academy OF West.
i moreIand County. ION the 6fst Saturday in July
next at Yak Grove) will contract for the immediate
err ction Of a HOUSE, to be IS fe't BY 80. with .
Portico IS b, editto supported by sx columns. INC
base M .or, 60 have three rooms, the second three,
and the III I'd four To be- Of brick. and finished in
plain but workmsnIike manner The site is on the
heights xbou, four miles from each River, and re-.
mar ably healthy.
Proposals for the brick wood work, or both, may
be addrgs-edt, he subscriber, Z" Leedstown, West
morelzn,i," by whom any further information desired
will be furnished BY order OF the Bosrd,
:. HENRY TAYLOR,
june l3-w3v Presiding Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
Orphans Court, Alexandria County
Juns Term. 1888

VUVS 4 FTWG. 1000
CATUapINE UlfZ Execu,rx Of Adam Dee. de
ceased submitted 10 the Court her second account
n, ex4cu,-ix .faresaid with the vouchers in support
thereof; which account received and will be allow.
ed and ecorded unless cause be shewn to the contra
ry nn or before the FIRST Monday in August nex', OF
which al pc rsons interested concerned will take no
tice copv-Tesic:
iin- I9 w6w MOORE, Reg Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
jane Term, 1855.
VXJUsON ": C. FNRF X idmu,- rator OF Ere
w derrick L Griffith, deceased, submitted 10 the
Court his final account administrator aforesaid with
the vouchers in support thereof, whie account is
ceived, and will BIZ allowed and recorded hnless
be shown to the contrary, bere the first Mon lay
August next, of which all persons interested
cerned will take notice. copy-ieste:
iune 1g-w6w A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

| l.NnA fNr sale.
| t,,e,~ That TRACT Of LAND called EFF.
| SssS2ys PINGitAn ling in Prince william Coun
rs ty. Virginia. about three miles from the Court
! ssthsss House. Comforting about
700 ACRES.
The quality of this land is good; third is low
ground. lying OH Cedar Run. which might be made a
firn rate Meadow There is a sufficient quantity OF
good Timber this land, Which is now under q good
fence The mproy ements arc o large and very conve.
| nient two story
FRAME HOUSE, a good BARN.
| I4sS and all Other nece>sar, out.iIouses There
irsri is Well Of excellent Water in the yard. and
49, large Orchard of choice Fruit.
Thr IL lhG most beautiful snd healthy situation m
that part Of the county; it lies about 80 mile from
Alexantris, IS from Frederick hurg, and 10 from the
thriving Town of ccoquan, which is a good market
for grain Also
A TRACT Of LAND, called CEDAR
uILI in F.uqui"r County, about four miles from If.
fngnam, cont lining abnut
1900 ACRES.
About 200 acre. tbs land in hgh state OF cult
ystion aud qusl any land IN the county, the ba
lance is good improbable land large portion OF
this la I'D IS in Wood. The improvements are 'o'e
rable good
FRAME II USE. a large BARN, and all
GSs.s( iter necessary Lighthouses. This tract was
Esls, iginsly in three, aud lies we'll TO be divided
WI ;. x,I! be done to suit purchasers Also.
A TRACT Of LAND, Of about 1000
ACRES, living in Prince William County. Va, s"uut
40 miles from Alexandria and 2 miles north Of Hay
Market. I'm the road esdng to Leesburg
This Farm, for grazing. is equal to any being maui
rally fine grass land. and susceptible Of improve
ment Plaster acts with as much power on this land
a. an, in the County Of oudoun, II lies well tor di.
yd,ne, which will be done if required This Tract
will be shoa by Sir Carnsl. living on the Farm, &c
,ar Hill and EffDghsm by Sir Green, living al Cedar
Hill Possession will be given in time to seed cron
in the Fall The terms will be- Che third cash, the
resi- ue in one and .woyears, with interest," .d deed of
tut to secure the payment. l. is desirable that these
ia,s may be sold at priv,te sale before the l@h day
Of August; If not they will then be Offered AZ public
a on tie premises, viz: Cedar Hill and l. ffry ham
on the lth, and the Tract Haym1rket"n the l4th
For further particulars inquire Of the subscribers,
gibson FOOTE,
RICHARD FOOTE,
Near Warrenion. FaUqutr County.
JOHN w MASSIE,
r. FOOiE,
Executors, Alexandria, D. G.
may 22-1awn
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C\erM0nt for o3,e

-xxA This beautiful and most perfectly
GtsISStA healthy CuUr Try SEAT, within view
EIill& of the Town of Alesandis, 10 for sale.
&E&EES6S either in whole in part II contains
abou 3Jv Acres Of Land. one.'hird of which is in
Wood; the h...nce under good cultivation, and part
his.:y improved The Dwelling is q spscious bud'
INK, h,vlng four Rooms on the first Aoor. FIVE upon
the second, and 'wo upon the bird; With summer
and winter Kitchen, large Ice House. Stables Barns.
sc. &C.: q Garden cohtsnmg S acres of Land, well
enclosed with Cedar Hedge and in which there is
great variety Of most choice Fruit good well OF VA
Ger III the yard, With many never failing springs Of the
purrst Water.
For q private Seminary. Summer Boarding House.
country residence for large family. no spot sur:
passesn If more agreeable to the purchaser, viii
sell the improve ments which extensive and gene.
rally good Order provided not less than 100 aeres
Of Land, sround the hsnsion House, are included 10
the purchase.
Those inclined to purchase are invited TO view the
premises. and decide for themselves
may I-2awSw CHRIS TOPPER NEAIE.
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JUNG n FW. 1913.
VOHS C. HERBERT. Administrator ct oliver Nor-
d rs deceased, submitted to the Court his srco d
account admins aforesaid. with the vouchers
in support thereof; which account is received. and
viii be allowed and recorded unless cause be shewn
to the contrary. before tn first Monday IN Al
gust next; of which, all persons Interested or concern
cd will take rn'ice copy--Testei
ir,e ,S-u6w I. MOORE. Reg Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

", perceive that some Of our contemporaries
in this city are returning their thanks for pre-
sent, Of gooseberry pie--made Of the premium
,Oo,eberries which excited SO much admiration
Al the A,heuaum. Now, professionally and ~.
geographically speaking, we have no great pr"dl'
lection 70 pi-but while distribution OF such
natter was taking place, we think that little of
il might have been left with Us, 1t merely Tor
forms sake. We are not. however. d,>p"srd tn
b, tart OF crusiy upon the subject The om'S'
.on was perhaps scciden'al-or, possibly. We
nost s,cribe it To our misfortune OF belonging tn
, h,ternity who are supposed to be unable 10 ap'
precate these little domestic luxuries Necan'
not forget, however. the pleasure which We de
rived from q present Of cake. sometime ago; aud
we have no doubt that n cnmmi;t'ee ut ladies
had had the control OF matters on this accession,
we should have been permitted Ia have Il 'ger
in the pie A Is, W are somewhat incfned
70 suspect that the socseberries- certain
grapes which We have read oi-"ere particular
" sour.-Boh Ge-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

Fnr HarbtA0es.
TO SILL ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
XXX The new copp.r fa.,ened hr,g h1hY ne
EfR !.EN, an tax. some small freight. AMI hana
80 accommodate passenger on application u 'he
master OH board, at Central Wharf. r To-
;,n. ~ W; FOWIE u Co.
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N,can d \ e,A1ayd

VStcnn q y e.lAAs0,
SURGEON DENTIST,
DIGS leave most respectfully inform the citis'nS
ID of this place and vicinity that he intends com.
mencing hi, professional business IN this place. and
hopes BY close attention to business reiuceo prices,
anil success in operating, 10 merit The favor e all
RI r is prepai ed to insert Natural, Seaiiorse.
and Teeth Of allthe various shades, at the
shortest notice.
lie may be seer at Mt A. o. Douglass on King street.
second door above Pitt street, north side lie will
wal, on persons particularly ladies q, their dwellings.
anr I7--d6t 2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19

DRAEHS THIS D.AF
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. IL fer 1853,
will be drawn in the tty of New York on Wednesday
June 20
&c Number Lorery-lO DraUn Ballots
prize Of SI2.5IOi prize Of $4,000
do of 5000 6 do of 1000
Tickets 81; halves 90, quarters 100
On sale in great variety by
JAS. ESOROAN.
: ar Uneurent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Flooring Roards. Rice, And
GROUND NUTS. ia ,s,..
an 600 Feet inch Flooring boards
2U.UUiI 1000 feet II inch Stepping Boards
% ',.r.e' Fresh Rice
10 bags Ground Nuts
Received per schooner Mary Ellen. from char'es'
tom and for sale by L. MCKENZIE,
June IS Duke street wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-19
Turtle SOWp.
For Ment,

For Ment,
fS.! The two story BRICK HOUSE on Royal
El.s street ne .ry opposite Mr. Green's Cabinet Ware
"a comfortable residence Tor small family POS
session given next week. Inquire at this ofiice
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