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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18
$780,. 49, From the ". Y. Gazette1
The RECEPTION OF THE DDEctnENrer


nE" YORK June I3.--The arrangene ns ~ ade by the
V ana military authorities to receive the President of
he OhteI States were fully carried into effect yesterdav
u ]" manner mat could not but be gratifying his feel
Wsc 1tV CLOCK me steamboat North America, Captain
H. g. Cruuenden, left the city for Perth Ambov. bav;na
on oosrd the members OF the Common Council the Vice
PRESIDENT OF The United States, the Ward and NIiarv
Committees, Revolutionary Soldiers Delegations from
hbode island Connecticut, &c. United States and State
sehators and Members OF Congress and Assembly Fo.
reign Ministers aud CoDsus, Officers of The Army and
Savy' ana invited guests making altogether company
OF aoout hVe hundred. The bost reached Perth Amboy
sqou' o'clock and at O'Clock precisely the steamboat
ofk belonging 10 the Peoples Line hove in sight
W" we PRESIDENT and suite board. After passing
we worm America three cheers were given which
was answered from the New York, the President him.
~ s.Hnnhg uncovered, in conspicuous situation on
e upper deck, and bowling to the thousands on board
VIZ sIeIihOoa's and on shore On landing at Amboy
""vre ne was met by committee Of the citizens
" ea' pace, he walked through the Main street &C
o'"Paneo by civil and military escort, and in half
w nouI repaired on board the North America In com
10y 'o,y t YIN ,he delegation from the New York Com.
Jn N1hci Tie committee of Of tho same
pody The delegates from PhadeIpbis New pr,n.vsi"
'"a Ahooy After reaching me quarter deck Of The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18

Extract from letter from the Hague dated the 4th inst.
Is nna'Iy settled that the States General are 10 meet
!" u"e oeghuIng OF next week They will be opened
WIN speech from the Throne The first bill presented
WIN ne Tor grant TO the Government enable 10 keen
up ne army on the footing The King will speak OF
ne harmony he maintains with The northern powers and
wi dwe much upon the continued friendship of Russia
~ WI" oe species oil manifesto as TO the policy which our
government is firmly resolved 10 pursue in The further me-
EQUATIONS Tor settlement OF our difficulties with Belgium
IN me mean Tune, the utmost activity still reigns in the
ohcers OF the Minister Of War. new camp composed
Of oiooO men,is about TO be formed at Ryan,
ANTWERP, May 7.-Letiers from the Hague say that
very scuVe correspondence Is going between the
Ducn Csonet and that Of ST. Petersburgb, and that Prince
noeft oil Prussia seems 10 be the channel through which
INC correspondence is carried King William pot,ytb-
standing all the losses that nc has sustained during The
at TWO years, is still expanding large sums 10 increase
his army and navy that is TO be supposed that he re-
ceives money from Russia.
IL IS affirmed That Russia has sent troops towards Riga
where $4,000 to he assembled for the purpose Of
neing brought TO The mouth Of the Texe England and
France should think ofrecomDencng war against Holland
dnt,ceIP Journal, Nays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18
CLOUGH THE MURDERER.

On Friday, about o'clock, Chief Justice Hornbower
gave The case TO the ury and at clock one hour az
terwardt the jury returned the Court with their
dict, which GUILTY of murder of the first do Gree
he response the Jury paraIyze the wrecbed
cuprit, who to the last nome seemed TO cherish !
strong hope OF acquta All that could be done for the
prisoner was performed by his counsel Our informant
speaks IN The highest terms Of the speeches Of Mr. d.
Brown and Mr. Haziehurst, but they had scarcely point
upon which TO place the lever Of their eloouence
The address Of the Hon. Sam L. Southland in behalf nj
'he prosecution was powerful and aecring-and eyery
way worthy the high fame oftbat distinguished gentleman
we presume, Gays the Philadelphia s. Gazette) that
no verdict OF jury in greater accordance with
The opinions of the public.
SENTENCE
pronounced upon Joel CiOugh by chief Justice Horn
bI0UeT:
Joel Clough-Afier as full fair and deibera,e trial
nave ever witnessed in the experience of thirty years
Pacuce at the baryou have been convicted of The nur
der OF Mrs. Mary W Hamilton In the history of ,his
trial you have hal the benefits of able and dnynsbed
COUNSEL and you had been their brother instead Of their
cneh The tender lies Of such connection could mot
anueh 10 Tie untrng ZEAL the laborioIs and
e"ofs tbe exeron Of professional talents the thrilling
aH1 .subduing eloquence with which you have be
ueeh"ed The jury literally Of your own seecton
yOu "dS not captions and troublesome In making that se
lcchon, out you did IL with prudence and discretion
H"u no' Juror was elected but in accordance with
your owo feelings. The counsel for the State con-
uuceu me cause with benigDify and mercv-but with
nose talents Tor which they are and tbat
nFnne's Tor which Of virtue and of honour ,bev
ueIe not reaxYoUr iriers the jurors have in the most
Pa"nt "hn enduring manner, submitted 10 almost unex
"Pen PfVaioDs and confinement for the period of near
W elgh days, until Of them al least almost
"N ubueT the pressure OF his confinement and his feel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27

AIRY, f705-6, Grace Sherwood was summoned by
Lueke Hill and uxor to the Court, 10 suspsiion
Of Witchcraft. and she failing to appear, was at.
tached for contempt Grace was ordered to be
at the next Court, to be searched according to
the complaint, by jury Of women, and the She.
riff likewise ordered to summon an able Jury ol
women accordingly. AT the March term. the
trial proceeded. and the jury (of which Eliza
Barnes was foreman) being sent out to search.rs.
turned with the following verdict: Were Of ye,
(the contraction Of they jury have sereath Grace
Sherwood, ana have found two things like tits,
sch. several othir spots" No sentence seems to
have followed this verdict.
At the May term it is stated that the former
proceedings we're reported by the Attorney Gen.
erl to the Governor in Council, by whom they
were disapproved as too general, not charging
Gtace with any particular acr. The Court, il
they saw fl, were authorised to examine her de
novo, which they determined to do ordering the
Sheriff TO make search of her house for ,nages
and such like things'as might strengthen suspi-
jury Of women. The Sheriff is however unable
to procure pannell, and Grace, tired Of delay,
consents to be tried according to the old form of
ducking, By which, If the accused sank, her limo.
cence was proved BY the loss Of life, and il che
be burnt accordingly. Bot on this occasion, the
Court ordered the Sheriffto take all convenient
assistance Of boats and men, to save her ftom
drowning; to put her into water above mans
depth, and as soon as she comes out, that lie re-
quests as many ancient and knowing women as
possible he cam, to search her carefully for all
teats, SPOTS and marks about her body not usual
on Others
Being subjected to the ordeal, Grace swims.
The record proceeds Being tried and she
swimming wn. therein and contrary to custom
aud We. judgments Of all the spectators, and at.
forwards being serched bv five anlirnt Ueamen,
who have all declared on oath vt. she is not like
ym. nor nae other woman vt. they knew Of the
Court ordered her to be imprisoned and ironed.
re. is the contraction for the. vt. for that,
YIN. for them, universally used in those days.
The memoir communicated by Mr.. Stuart. is
highly interesting, and is the best account extant
Of the battle Of Point Pleasant in IVA, which, as
he well saws, uas in fact, the beginning of the
Revolutionary war. His notices Of Gen. An
drew Lewis, we shall select for another occasion.
Much Of the memoir was formerly published in
this aud other papers, under the signature OF
Cornstalk. 'and was no doubt derived from this
paper. by the gentleman who assumed that ssna
ture. Hugh P Taylor. Esq, Of Co,lngt"n.
We are glad to perceive that the Society has
already done something, with the promise Of do
ing Rueh more.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
TFoR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. ]
LINES TO. -.

Beautiful girl, with the laughing eve
And polish'd brow, and nut brown hair,
And ruby lips that ev'n to think of KISSING
Were luxury enough-l've sat and gaZed
Upon thy charms. Unit! thv lovely form
Grew indistinct to vision. and the minds eye
Was filled with janey's pictures. visit
You little think how deeply one poor heart
Is drinking at the fountain Of your love.
Blessing the light Of that bright face that
smiles
So archls, yet $50 full of innocent mirfh,"
And sheds its radiance round on every side.
We'll, that's no matter. The blessed sun it.
self
Is all unconscious Of the warmth and life
Aud heat it gives to grass, and shrub, and
flower;
And when YOU read these lines, you'll hardly
guess
Who's turned poet, for maiden's smile,
In these per cen,,tm days, when dollars cinks
Are sweeter music than asyren's voice,
And Carolus' image stamped on golden coin
Or silver, loveIier far than Venus self would
be.
!" All to their TASTE" the homely proverb says:
Mine leads me to prefer the stripe and real"
Perfection Of woman, to the sordid calls
Of Av'rice, aught else that man is taught
and forced
To make his constant, daily. toilsome care.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
From The Richmond Hing.
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL AND PHILOSO
pHlCAL Society

The 6rst volume Of the transac tions Of this So.
.eE has issued from the press of MIR. White OF
s .s Guy II CONTAINS 30 pages. comprising the
.uu'e" OF President Gushing, at the first meet.
%s' a Memoir Of Indian Wars and other &C.
cea''enees'' By the late Col. John Stuart Of
S, eeno,ler, presented by his son,, Charles A.
Stuart q Esq OF Augusta; the record Of the trial
:" u'ase Sherwood. in l7O5. in Princes Anne
Vsa:y, Va, tor Witchcraft. presented by the
an T archibald Taylor, Esq Of Gloucester. a list
~ Tue record Of Princess Anne Court, present.
.Ss Ms' Taylor, is curious, as exhibiting super
u; y'.a o. our ancestors so late a. 1.05, and for
ta. un0sfaphy. We give an outline Of the case
~ %e amusement Of the reader. Alta Court
'''' lot Princess Anne county, the Sd of Janu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
George 4. H0ugh

rs now opening choice selection of FANCY md
Il STAPLE GOODS. consisting in part Of
Super London cloths and csssimeres; mems summer
wear; black lu-trings and pou de sole; watered and
figured silks; white pink blue and blak sattns; paint
ed muslns and caicoes light French calicoes, very
handsome; painted paminetei Italian Grape, Cyprus
and Iris gsuze; camhrcs jackone s, plain and figured
Swiss and Hook ditto; plaid musins ginghams, real
searsuckers; pongees; white and brown drllngs;
stripes for boys; super soft dressed Irish Ii
mems, super loag lawns; green and white blond vels
figured and psin bsrrege ditto, linen cambria; ditto
hdkfs; Bishops lawn; white merino and camefs hair
shaws, beautiful assortment Of fancy hdkfs; obbnets
and iaces; Grecisnette nuns lace, Hoskin and kid
gloves; large assortment Of cotton hosiery; misses dit
to, very superior, Marsees Ind silk vestingi u
BILE and bird eye diapers, Irish and Russia sheengs.
bleached; black and colored Iastngs, blue and green
table covers, coored and white knitting cotton, grass
cambria for bonnets; gauze and other rbbons gsloons,
fine black b. mba zete and crcss sans; sand common
bombazeens; yellow and blue nankeens; gauze fan
nes; fancy tuck, side and puff combs, hair brushes 10
great variety, tooth and nail ditto, bandannas, some
first chop; rsttne for coachmskers; bangups and bea
vefeeas; tckings and domestics generally; silk and
cotton umbrellas and parss0ls; foundations and wad.
dingi point blankets, linens, cotton burlaps.
low priced carpetpg, very handsome, four straw
bonnesi Leghorn fats, boys eghorn hats, mems su-
perhne palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn. Csndlewick and Cotton Bats, CONSTANT
ly on hand, at Baltimore prices 4tb mo 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
BALTIMORE MAhKET.
OFFICE OF THE AMERlcAN,2


-Four Moderate sales of Howard street Flour
from stores. at SIS 62l, 584. and S rs. accord
ing to inspection. The wagon price of fresh
ground is S So The last sales of City Mills
Flour, day or two ago, were made at S 62a -
Some holders now ask Is. We note sales of
Susquehsnna Fisur, in fair condition, at S S7a
TO 5 IA, and lots in dark barrels at S l2a 10 25
Parcels 10 superior order would readily command
S so.
Grain-A cargo Of susquehanna West Branch
rcd Wheat'was sold from store yesterday at 81
IL, and another of the same description at l6
per busheI. There is little or no Maryland
Wheat at market. A lot of common white Wheat
was sold yesterday at %. No supplies Of Corn
within the last TWO days; we continue to quote
white at about 60 a 81 cents, and yellow at 62 a
63 cents. We hear Of no sales OF Rse, and con-
tinue to quote al Sc cents per bushel.
Whiskey Sales IF hhds. at % cents per gal
lon. Some PARCELS are held at an advance on
that rate. Brisk sales Of Susquehanna bbIs at
so 81 cents. according TO quality. The. wa
Ron price Of bills. is 27 cents, exclusive Of the
barrel. and the store price Of the same 81 SO
cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
COMMERCIAL.

We are indebted TO . Commercial House in
this town for the following extrae. Of letter,
dated
BAHIA. Mar 6, 1883.
j The speculation made for Buenos Ayres, at
one time drained our market Of Flour; but there
has since arrived from London 1000 bbIs. Glib.
raltar 200, Liverpool 200, Trieste 200. Mar
seiles 100, aud Boston 720. The consumption
has increased from small supplies Of the $. Fa.
rinha de Terra" and we now estimate il at $500
to $500 per mo. Goldfish is scarce, and cargo
Of good English will command IL per Drum. =
Sal, is very high, and cargo will bring 7sO per
alquere.
Sugars are plenty. The amount estimated in
Warehouses is $4,000 cases. The whole amount
received during the year has been rising $4,000
cases. The Exports last month are 1884 cases
Sugar, 26l barrels, 1921 bags Cnttous, 2s2 pipes
Rum. 1858 bags Coffee. IA, lS6 Hides.
Exchange ON England steady at SD currency.
Prem. on paper 10, copper 80. v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
From the .7merieaa Farmer.

AMERICAN NASKEEN We have befure US a
beautiful specimen OF American Nankeen, made
frco uaDkeen cOlOied cotton, raised by Mr.. For.
syrn, of Georgia The naakeen cotton was ii st
raised in the south eight or ten years ago. hut
was not then thought much Of. As is the case
with all new articles. il was with difficulty that
persons could be found to try 1t. MIR. Forsyth
has persevered until he has been able to induce
the manufacturer to work up the raw material,
and thus bring the article fairly into Market
The specimen before Us, piece of seven yards,
Yreally beautiful; somewhat darker colored than
the Indian article and much superior to the mise.
rabie limitations from the Englsh loom and dye
shops. Ii being of the natural color of the cot
ton. it does moi fade BY wear and washing; and
w are informed that Mr.. Forsyth thinks the
strongest mineral acids will not extract the CO.
lOr, This may be correct, but all vegetable CO
iOrs disappear under the action of chlOrine-snd
We shall take an early Opportunity TO test the
hs'uess Ut the color Of this article by the use Of
the chlorine and o'Ser chemical agents.
Me-. Nathaniel F. Williams, merchant Of this CT
~ agent Tor the sale OF the nankeen, to whom we
are indebted Tor an opportunity of examining il,
'Hiurms US that friend of his had accident!y
gotta large spot OF ink on new pair Of panta-
iSo'' which he considered had spoiled them. Mr..
W. advised him to apply little lemon juice and
salt To the sp'>. and expose it TO the sun; which
was doOe, the ink extracted, and the color Of the
con renamed unchanged.
we have thought 1t important to the interests
the southern cotton planters, that a know
tose OF the value Of tais Dankeen cotton shood
disseminated, as the manufacture ot nauksen
%li' aud 10 the consumption Of the raw material
40 one viii ever wear the imtatel article VIXEN
"e' can get the genuine Que. The color OF the
so"hon imported nankeen disappears. on the
a''' washing, and eialb, made Of It are, there
'O'e, very soon laid aside. We. recommend
uai OF this nankren, and also the culture of
%s cotton as an important object Of attention to
cur southern friends
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
HAVRE MARKET-MAY "a.

--latest from France by the ship AdeIine,
from Havre, arrived at New York. file of the
Journal du Havre TO the 10th of May has been
received. Sales on the 18th. 5l7 bales Of I.oui.
siana, 96f 1857 SOC; 5s4 Mobile, GER SOC a
l00f; 238 Virginia. 95f soc. Coffee-5O bags
Rio, 42a. Rce-i67 tierces Carolina, 23f 5Jc
OK
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27

Corn Exchange. Western Flour sold at IS
SO SO for all brands; fine ST. 1900 brs, fan.
cy brands of Beach and Ely were sold at So
but with time. and the sales for cash continued
at 81 to the end Of business; Troy, 500 brIs in
Western style sold at ST; $500 brls Troy and
fair brands of Western were sold for expectation
to Portugal at 60 a IS, according to stvle of
barrels aud goodness Of order Ohio 81 81;
New YORK City. 81 5 Sc; 500 barrels Paadel
phia sold at SO; Howard st and Georgetown
we quote 6 81; Alexandria 81 6; Richmond
country 81 a 6, 400 brls for expectation, in good
order at cash M southern can be quoted at
less than So The whole stock is moderate, and
Of southern very light.
" f. Jour. Com June "a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27

One Of the rigid quarantine regulations adopted
at Quebec, provides that the concea'nent OF sick.
ness on board Of vessels, or giving false answers
on that head. shall be felony. punishable with
death, without benefit of clergy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 81. 1855.

meets with bad treatment from some Of the news
,,oers A coroDer's report in the New York
Daily Advertiser malicio0sly asserts that be has
beep found drowned. This is not 50, The most
authentic and the latest accounts announce his
arrival in Boston. where he has taken too beds
At the Exchange Coffee House. II the editors
don't let the Major alone, he will sue some OF
them for SANDER
Town Improvement some Of our
correspondents are discussing matters connected
with the trade aud manufactures Of Alexandria.
and other subjects in relation to its prosperity,
vs wish to be INDUCED with suggestion on an
humber topic; yet calculated, We think, il car.
red out into execution. to beautify and adorn
Our town, and hence to be real public improve
ment.
There is nothing which tends more to please
the eye Of the stranger, and condaces more to
the comfort Of the citizen, than the spreading
branches and luxuriant foliage Of trees, reliev-
ING. 10 cities, the dull aud monotonous appear
ance uf brick walls and paved streets. We have
often thought that if the proprietors aud occu.
PANTS Of houses on Washington street. for in.
stance. would 90 to the trif,ng trouble and ex-
pease Of planting TREES on both sides, that might
be made one of the most agreeable and delightful
walks, during the summer season, to be found
sny where. The trees should, of course, be
those which would give the most shade, be the
most seanly, and present the most ornamental
appearance. 4 row Of such trees on both sides,
the whole length Of Washington street, from
NWth to South, would throw Pennsy vania Ave-
nue. itself IN the shade.
1, is our opinion that the planting OF rows-Of
trees along some of our streets, out Of the way
Of business, would contribute to the general
health as well as the public comfort and conye-
nence. We might easily enlarge upon this
subject, but are content to throw cut the hint,
and leave it to the favorable consideration of
those Of our fellow citizens who feel, as we do,
deep interest 10 every thing likely to improve
our condition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27

4 PrIJCAriON viii be made on Monday, 10; July,
"A tothe President and Directors If the Columbian
insurance Company of ,exandra, for renewal of Ger
t;6cate Of stock No 10, (Which HIS been lost mis-
laid. standing the books Of he said Company in
the name ofthe late Captain George Coleman 1t was
originality issued for hundr shares, ninety shares
of which was sold and transferred by him. leaving ten
shares 20 his credit. WV ID MUTE
;une 97--3t Adfn'r OF George Coleman
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
Charles Bennett

HAS received and offers for sale
III few bales 81 % inch stout unbleached Cottons
a. bleached Cottons -
9 8 and 81 Cotton Sheetngs
80 inch Cotton osnaburgs
No l,2.3.4 Hempen t3urlaps
Best Dorchester Bedtcks, Apron Checks
Two bales English Shoe Thread
Dark blue and w B patent Sewing Thread
81 Best dark blue and black super6ne SAxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4. ~ and Pins. first quality
.Hemming's genuine first quality silver-eyed Nee.
dies; w. ditto. mar IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
practisiug Ball.

MIR. GENERES has the honor of informing his IN
i7l pills and the ladies and gentlemen Of ,icxsnd "a
that his Practising Ball will take place ib, Evening
une 27-lt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
+ or Rent,
District Of Columbia,

~ 90 IoNWI " Nse~".e~t WV
May TERM. 1888.
Robert I. r. Wilson, sdmnistrator)
Of David Ricketts,. deceased.
Complainant. lyy cHsycERY,
Jssse wherry and dwight Net.
: calf, Defendants,
NVfE Defennsnt, Jesse Wherry, not having entered
i his appearance to this suit, and given security nc
cordng to the statute and the rules Of tbs Court and
it appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court, that the
said Jesse Whey not nhabitaRt OF the District OF
Columbia, on the motion Of the Complainant. BY his
counsel, II 10
ORDERED. That he do appear here on or before
the fest day of the next October Term Of this Court,
and .nswer the bill Of the Complainant and give secu
rty for performing the DEGREES Of the Courts and that
the resident Defendant, Dwight hetcas do not con.
vey away secrete the debts by him owing or the
money eate or effects in his hands belonging to the
aid absent Defendants Jesse Whey. until the further
order and decree OF this Cour and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published for twc months success
sveIy in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette, and another
copy posted 1t the front door Of the Court house OF
this County. Test;
luhe % DIN kDM. !. 80 y. y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
Just i'MhAisheN.

find on sale by NM NJ MORRISON,
NsRRATIvE. of Voyage to ,he South Atlantic
IN OcesN Indian Ocean, Chinese Sea. North and
South PACING Ocean. in the years 1882 1850 and 1881
BY Abby Jane Morreli, who accompanied her husband
Captain benjamin Norre, lr. of the schooner Antsrc
te-with portrait june %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
Price Of Produce in Alsrandria yesterday, from

FLouR:-We quote the current price Of Flour
from Wagons S 62a. Several lots Of stored Flour
have been priced at SO and $ SO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
.ARaIvEp. JUNE 26,

ARRIVED. JUNE 26,
sioop William, Green, Mattawoman; Tobac.
co to J Harris L Son.
SAILED,
Brig Columbia, Edscomb, PASSPORT
schr. Washington. Knapp. New York.
In sight. above The Fort, bound up, one Brig
and Topsai Schooner; wind N. w.
Schooner Fornaz. Percival, hence at Boston
22d instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT !.
a handsome iarge Boat

IN Saturday next. 9Th Instant. at II O'Clock will
~ be sold in King Street Dock, by order of George
Brent, Esq Collector large well built handsome
BOAT With oil the oars belonging to her
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MUSEUM
Open daily from 10 to ~. NJ, sad from 3 to SIN