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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
apnIyEp. OcroBER "a,

Schooner Alexandria, harr's' Ne" toFk;
Freight Tor the District.
Schooner Avalon. Ross, vienna; Iorn anu
Lumber to Stephen Shinn.
Schooner Thomas Chiffon, Goats f'sca'a"a!'
Tobacco to w Fo"le 4 20.
Schooner Palestine, Allen. Pa'uxent; iooae'
co To W Fowle s. Co.
Steamboa, Pn,omac, hewitt. Norfolk; Pdssen'
pers. Passed below, one Brigantine and one
British schooner, bound up.
Blow, on Ragged Point schooner Lafayette
fr,m Albany, where she has been ashore tor Sc
ye,,l d.,,. with Barley TOT s. W II Irwin
She has lost her false keel, and part OF the cargo
damaged.
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Slan& far sale.
l. The subscribe uffars for ale
81 1900 .HCR f S OF Il Il ND

sSS j1ins "a soo4 County the o"o ,s,vsr
,.-sAnn. two miles oeow Middle Island Creek, and
about twenty lies from Park>rsburg, sdlon'nf the
land Of A. Il Cr-el formerly owned by Stephen West
This land is of good quality, and Al heavily 'mbered'
except small portion lear Midde Island where there
is smsil'iarm Cleared AMI under cuI,ivsion Exclu
sve of the richness fthe soil, h- snd svr2 vsusb;e
for lis FIN growth Of Timber suited enh:i for build
ing the supply Of steamboats, The land being i'm
med,tey the Ohio River, the Wood can be got OH
with great fsci,y, and for which ready sale Can al
WAYS be had The Tract may he so divided as to sord
seve raj productive Farms and If not sold in body.
will be divided into smaller quantities Of from two to
four hundred acres, TO suit purca and will be sold
very low. given in exchange for Town property.
For terms apply to the subscriber, living in I.oudoun
County. or to James NJ Stephenson, t.q OF Parkers
bury, Va ii. BAYLY, Jr.
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Notice.

;hers ;,tendne q removal from hIe1an'
>hE suO :, NV York in the course OF avery short
time have to ask the favor Of all persons
y, ,hs 70 call and settle their respective accounts
their business must be brought to speeux So Co
oct l-dt VAS'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
Grand rianos.

Grand rianOs.
vJllE subscriber has nis day received 'ur'e' sup
Ply SPLENDID PIANOS.
IN. cn.xnp1Ixo. wAh harp. guitar. bassoon. drum,
6. IL in,d s,nn wittfine tone. The case is very
soisnd;d Osx nrrro. with harp. guitar soft and loud
stop with fine tone; CAFE OF Vsr'esa'en 'ake s,
black ebony. Also. oss GrsNAs riAso' WIN soL bu
loud stop, with fine TOM. snd neat case. TOT
RICHARD DAVIS, HOY street..
N. As these Pia'ps are wanan'eo' 'hey Cd"
returned for the slighte't defect
HI second hand Pisios taken in part pay tor ne"
W S@S0 r. ID.
ones
oct 22-eo3ts 2sw2w
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
pansy MORNING, OCTOBER IS. 1888.

y,,,,,. Canal Boat.-We learn that it is ia
,,,amp alton to build Steamboat to ply on the
c,,.n,sake and Ohio Canal betwee Shepherds.
,,,nand Georgetown. Success to these exer-
,!ans.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
VrNstee's Sale.

an Saturday, the 23d day of November nett. the
~ subscribers will offer for sale, st public auction,
the premises, that valuable two-story
STONE TENEMENTy LOT OF GROUND
IN the east side of Fairfax street, between King
A laaIs and Cameron streets opposite to the Market
Square The Lot Is in front on Fairfax street about
sixty seven feet; in depth hundred and fifty sy
feet ten inches
! he above described property will be offered for
sal. un.r the authority Of deed Of trust from Orlsn.
do s Morse TO the subscribers.
Sale will commence at o'clock, r. n. Terms will
be made known at the tine Of sale.
EDM. l. LEE,
oct 18-eot23dNoy II. I. TAYLOR.
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Alexandria, 10Th mo Ia e'e
Wis Is TO give sNotice,

rAJI At the subscriber, ut Nexandr's County, NJ me
4 district of Colnmhis has OBTAIN from the Or
phans Cour, If said County letters OF sdn n'''ration'
with the will annexed. the persona estat. o. John
A. Foucard, late of the County al rcsad' uscesseu.
IN ners,ns nayipr cl,ms aG,ia.t said decedent are
hereby warned TO x.bit Ihe same to the snbscroer'
passed 10y the OrpGsds' Court Oh "r before Ne S'''
dsy of October 1851 and those Indebted thereto are
required tc make Immediate payment gwen under
nv hand, this 2l,t October, 1853
~ BENJAMIN KIHSEY,
Admir- with the will annexed Of John S. Foucard'
oct 2l-e06t
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Notice.

WAS taken up. alrf,. at Mburn'' Landing, Al A.
w rxsndris County, on ruesds, last, three heweu
Logs with 10, Of Plank and scsn ana .ske il away
IS requested " MOSES HEPBURN.
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>plestNiA furniture.
CHARLES KOONES,


CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, neat door
10 the corner of .4ifred street.
EyAs IN hand and constantly manufactures gene
: 4 "a; assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which, for ecE ance and durability ,aefes competition
His stock. generally consists of
tirecian and plain sofas, conctes and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds of,rawing room chsirs
Grecian, winged aud single waTdrobes
Pedesa.eni siieboarls with marble tops and mlrcrs
Gothic and various other ditto
PIER tables, With marble and mahogany tops
Piiler and bnck dining, card and breakfasttables
10 claw do do do DO DO
Plain 10 do do do do
French and variou other bureaus, with ana without
mirrors
Ladieslr.ssing tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools
Ditto aud gentlemen's abnet. secretaries and book
cases
washstsnds, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and PLAIN mahogany, bird eye, ana curl
mA1e and common besdsteads
Cribs cradles shaving do
and every other article n the cabinetiinc.
LLREU7SE,
Mahogany OF various kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded veneers copalvainish sscking bottoms cords,
BEDS. MARIA ASSES, so.
The above articles will Re disposed offor cash or &c
punctual ne sons on the most liberalterms.
VERY extensive Patronage from Washngtonindu.
ces me 10 saw that Si deliver furniture any pur.
chaserin ths, city free ofexpence.
Turning s. Caruing executed in the tesfnanner>
may 20
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday, s2d inst, by the Rev: h. Slicer,
Mr.. OSCAR FIrcH, of OHIO, to Miss GRACE DE-
MAIN, OF this place.
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y Ny,ni W uI.tuN

- sAci.t ~tLs iLN'
yuNIF subscriber continue !" rurs."tse "hcf AZ MS
YIi m lcco;nk ei.h, nice from Aiexsr RIA;
also at the Cameron ill, o',, al :. "'5 At is "
hru,. N Nisx u,lri"; and ali give h' highest m"Re'
price for god ., delivered II either oi zoe aD"'e
places ,,u
al sew. doll per
Wanted, IrP0 R9NIS, as second filters Nnne
need app, excep; such good hsnds a"d "e'' re
commended 10 such, tie hish wager w'!' DC 81
ven
For sale, B0LT7NG CLO7HS as usurl.
JHHA JiNNEY.
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Ory Goods.

rr,,,I.W GREGORY x Co inform their custom.
- ora and The public, that they have received. by
,,,. ,-ryaIs from New York and Philadelphia, large
and g, ner.l assortment OF
F3LL IND JVINTER GOODS,
bought on the mos, favorable terms and which they Of
fer or sale at very moderate prices.
By the weekly packets from Hew York. they expect
tain a good assortment throughout tue season,
oct I6-eo2w
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Far &enS.

- two story BRICK HOUSE. with GAh'
AL DEN attached. lately occupied b, Maj Wsosn'
/ = good tenant the rent Will DC m'os' .s,, In
sion given Immediately. w. H. "LL'"'
net Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25

CharAes bennett
uAs imported, by til. ship Virgins, from Liverpool
III Shoe Thread in bales
Best Brdport Sal and Bootoinde oe,a
shad and Herrirg Seine T~'ns oe''
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kaicharA III Warrington

DESPECTFUI.IY announces to the public, that
L 4 he has fitted up his
NosS ESTABLISHMENT, on Union,
F3sSEH6 street, in Il superior lie, aud l. now
ta'Isrs1 prepared to accommodate his customers,
e-fA.taSxf IS well rs transient visitors, in manner
t, meet their every wish His Bar sh ~ a'~ays con
tain the best Liquor, and h's rah!r will n ri the
decacies of the with the plain and snbstan.
,is nu,rmen, IF life, ed up with cleanliness and
culinary ski,i.
jhe location rf hi, estabi h'nen renders IT conve.
uirni for Jewellers III II" s:a'nD"atsi an hose who
pref, sage conve. ancr III ~ 'mi 's IN seats
i'm the Plr t.IA %, sag nv irrcsi"h At ms par
lie invite. person, 70 !, 10 "h IN he pledges him.
self that h Will ,asSe every H.'r TO re"der sasiac
8. 9-er2g
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The Charleston Courier informs Us that the
Bank Of South Carolina, Of that place. has de-
aj1si receiving the United States DepOsites. -
t., will be unexpected.
lie Bank of the Metropolis. in Washington
hl' NOT declined receiving the Government De-
gO,ites. but has with great cheerfulness . buck
led fortune on us back" and thank zee too. .
Tie Richmond Wing has opened its batteries
aRou the paetssiers Of the day. Some >'arP
criticism NAV have good effect The venai
NnbO'ers, who are paid tor their praise, ana
Praise every thing they are paid for, may IN TINS
say be driven from the field. Neither will
little wholesome seventy be of detrinent to the
aahors themselves. IL will learn them TO be
more careful.
Remarkable Passage The packet ship V'r'
slnnn. Capt. Harris, from New York, arrived
~ Liverpool on the llth of September IN Il
days She made the run from land to land III
iptr;eea days, So pleasant was the weather ina
her royals we're not taken in during the passage
The three great Northern cities have no" p"'
Ielr seal Of dlsapprobatiou upon the AeIrAroRs
We have seen already VIVA, was done in Boston
aud New York. The Philadel phia Gazette, re
''lv,d BY yesterdays mail, has the following;
Advertisements Of a meeting on the suoJec'
Slavery, at the franklin Institute, we're sent
ate close Of last week, 20 some OF the city
oswPapers; in consequence of which, numerous
Rlcrds we're published in the streets, request
ans he attendance of those opposed to an asita
'ooOf the Abolition subject, at the same time
and pace. As in New York, the crowd wa'
irse, Notwithstanding the lnclemency oil the
Seathsr. We learn from the United States Ga
is'e Ct this morning. that those who were instru
hental in getting up the meeting, fearful OF the
anssluences which thew had reason to antici
Ale came to the prudent resolution OF postpon
Y the matter indefinitely,
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,iqn'!
n Ciou's reception at Providence was entdu-
..,.,, Every respect and attention vas shown
-. ,rd he vas visited by almost all the inhabit-
,o,. Nj, Burgess requested to be introduced to
I;n, which, We suppose, vas IN the way OF re-
,;,,;on, lie visited Brown University, and
-. addressed by the President OF that lnstltu-
com Mr.. Clay vas to stop short time at Paw
.o,ks,. aud then proceed to Boston. 10 deelIn-
.,, he invitation to public dinner rendered him
,,p,oyjIencc, Mr.. Clay remarks:
Nor can suppress an expression OF the gra'
..s.,,nn which | nave derived, from survey,
~ ri, prosperous place, of the rich and abundant
r,., OF that true policy ot our government, "hich
rrueates reliance upon our own ample resouTc-
o., and unduu5ted skull, rather than dependence
,.ran foreign supplies. IL had ever doubted
de wisdom Of that policy. heretofore, the many
r,ooE which have seen Of ITS effects, during my
Dr.ssut tourney, would have banlshed my doubts.
The First Saow 1T showed at Saratoga
Strings for nearly two hours on Sunday.
gpDointglsat Gu The Preyident.-P V. Da.
MEL. Of Richmond, Virginia, to be Attorney Tie
neral Of the United States, in the place OF Roger
B. Tluey, resigned,
Copions extracts from the foreign news brought
h, the late arrivals at New York will be found IN
oyr columns to day.
Ne have New Orleans dates to the 10th list.
Tie ,uterments since the first OF the month ave
,,p. about twenty per day. The Courier Of the
10Th saws
I'll vllI be seen by the list Of interments that
ne nanber Of deaths Is still large, and that there
IA, hem no decrease since the hrst os the mon'h
The mortality is principally cuuhued to unaee!i'
mailed persons who have lately arrived IN the CT.
Is. and Who could not, in reason, expect TO es'
ram the disease which almost invariably prevails
here at this season Of the year. We entertain
hone. however, that few weeks will SEE our city
entirely free from the dreadful scourse."
Aud vet, with only this hope, We were told in
The last New Orleans papers that business Vas
brl,k and the city resumins "iis usual ga'ety i!
The greatest efforts continue to be made IN
Richmond to push the James River and hena",
Ia Imuroyement onward. Gen, CabeIl is taking
he lead in this enterprise, exerting himself win
al his energy, to arouse the people to activity III
ygpport of the work. In consequence OF his
zeal an the cause Of Internal Improvement, he
will be put m nomination as Governor OF the
SAFE. When Virginia orce commences IN ear
net On the bright career which is opening before
Der, she will be behind no state IN the Union.
Sic has the natural resources to make her all
ia, her foudest sons would have her TO be She
t2, territory enough--riches en"ush-pe"ple
grau.h:-al SIZE wants is to have these properly
applied
The Charleston Courier informs Us that the
Bank Of South Carolina, Of that place. has de-
aj1si receiving the United States Depostes -
t., Will be unexpected.
lie Bank of the Metropolis. in Washington.
has NOT declined receiving the Government De-
go,tes, but has with great cheerfulness I" buck
led fortune on us back" and " thank zee too. "
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COMMERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.

From London Sept Is From Liverpool Sept 16
From Hsvre Sept. II From N. Orleans oct. 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25
Cabinet, Chair and SHfa
M4NUF.4CTORY.

On King street. next door to Washington street.
EDN,RD q COOK rcsrs ctfuiiy informs his friends
1 4 AMI the pubic Generally that he has commenced
hs shove business III ali lis virious branches s. Ills
Furniture, which, for ne.tness and Workmanship, he
warr.r,s cqna. ,oany offered in the District. Will
Sc sid low for cash, to runc'us persons on the
mo-, liberal terms Persons wishing To purchase are
respectfully invited ca' anl exa MN tor themselves
TURNING q H3RAESHfNG Handsomely .Ae-
cu,ed Old Furnuse neatly repaired, and all or''ers
nu,ctuauy at,.ud., to- oct l0--Sm
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.

oI VILLINN u W. H
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF UPHOL-
STERY. FURNITURE. &c. 1T Aucfion
~ Saurds, next l26Jh ins anti NJ 10 O'CLOCK will
- he sold At the late residence Of john a. Foueard,
deccas.d all his
STOCK IN TRADE, FURNITURE, &c.
Consisting OF saout
5000 lbs CURED Hair, picked
1000 do do do in rope
HAIR and Moss Mattresses
300 ID. Feathers, Bed Ticking, Ticks
Canvass Soaking Bottoms, Moss
sett of Upholsterers Tools
Sidebosrd, Bureaus, Secretary, Organ
Bedsteads Carpets, Chairs. Clock. Fire Irons
variety of Prints, a handsome Gold Watch,
&c &C. Terms Atsir
oet22 S. KINSEY, Admir-
Nat. Int ill sale.
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Cogious extracts from the foreign news brought
BY the late arrivals at New York will be found III
our COLUMNS to day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25

The First Snop 1T showed at Saratoga
Springs for nearly two hours on Sunday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25

appointment by The Prssident.-Peter V. Da'
MEL, Of Richmond, Virginia, to be Attorney Tie
neral Of the United States, in the place OF Roger
B. Tauey, resigned.
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DIR RELFE's
NatA.,icnA Or0VS.

Esone.os he MS. fl, c'oos co'ip%unu se;avs,erate
,.ria 4, i,ca for the CURE efthat o's 60 aooa and
s;s ,ses p-.,,ced by an Impure state oi 'ne
S,,tei ham, Of body, anil usually exn'p"'ns ae e,
selves in the forms Of ,crou'l SAIL rne"., an.s srs
sa,ho,y,s 6,e fever snr-s. even when tne oo"1s
s@o,.d White sweiIings. or applied with Dr. jedi
G.inent foul N m ,nHt ulcers sore .,ont MIN
II % ,rsunce faces. fostering eruptions ana Vene
,a;n,s ,hrou hout the bov in which iast case tne
nrons often enc when mercury fails. They are also
tbe hest spring anI au' mai physic to puriiy anu
cleanse the system from humonrs which frequently ap
mar at these seasons Of the year They also sd 'ne
pr,cess Of digestion. and, ny purifying the n,ooa' pre-
ven, the sscrptinn of malignant humours on the
The proprietor confidently relies upon The vast mum
her cures effected bv these Drops, not only ~ QUO
ton and its vicinity but throughout the Union, 10, III
hest proof of their excellence as an unfiing anc .:
five medicine, in all the cases above specified n's
article has recently been ey its sur
af tb. firs, respecta5iiity, who had wtnesse" ~
,,;.;n e;c,cy as entitled ia sopinion 10 faSe 'ae
ad ali he popular articles kaoOn 70, the ao're e ooh'.
I,iats: aud indeed it is fast gaining tins Poi' Puo
fic estiina,on throughout the country
Price 81 Bottle, or Scr Bottles for 50.
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Dyspepsia!
on INNIGESTION,

nF long standing. and Of the ,nosl oOs s ofa.o
ehmae,sr, Ga, been immediately rsleued ana clsn
permanently cured. in variety OF cases .as. .hnr, ne
CURED in Boston aud vicinity oy using -, G
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE orECirio "
.aV7EBiLIOUS PILLS,
both f which are to be taken together according 10
,s,bi. nlsin. and practical directions, accompany
ing the Specific. Price so cents each:
E. N,ae are genuine Uaiess signed on re OUTSIDE
printed prqsper, By the Sole Proprietor. hfDDEh,
iamsa;ie successor to the lat, Dr. ~ \ Con'oay TOT
sale Al his Counting ,soon. No 49, Court street,
near Concert Hall, Bcston and also Nv his special up
,,o;nt,nant hv WM. STABLER.
snr Fairfar street .aerandric
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

TENHE above Ointment is recommended to the public
4 as safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, of which have long bslc3 the skill
of medical sciences
LIST White sweings ofevery descriptions
I'd Sore legs and ulcers long standing,
Sd Schrrus or glandusr tumnrs. particularly those
hsrdenedtumors in womcn's breasts, which oftemtmcs
terminate in liberated cancers;
Attn Feions; what some people know by the name
of cstarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints;
9th sprains and bruises of every description, in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment must keep the part
out of water;
9th Chilbiains or parts affected BY frost
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Union Tavern
Tho s,hscr;her resnectfully informs

(RA The subscriber Respectfully ih'"r"s
ANss ia his friends and the public genersliy' ,ha
HgsaSlZ ne has removed from Union street TO fl'r
fax street, between King ana Cs''elo"
streets, and near the Market. where LADIES' ana NC"
tiemen can be acconmnlated in gentee' manheri a.
his Est ,blshment is wei, fitted IN, and furnished sui
dciently to render comfort to those who may please
TO patr0nize him.
lie has excellent ST.iBLING FOR twenty or thirty
Horses, for which his chsrgcs will be moderate
Gentlemen can be furnished with OfSiEh our
PERS in private rooms or otherwise, as he has his
Oyster Establishment in CO npete order.
He can also accom- nodate ten or twelve boAhD-
Frs, by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices
Ills BAR is furnished with the best Wines ana VI
quors The place will afford
Being thankful for past favors he hopes, by strict
attention and moderate charges. t" share part OF
public patronage. JANIS h'"WS
ian l5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01

oo;,6., .omuInnt. without going into detail, he
IL saw that he has his possession tne
most undobted that it has more eompefet
which il ,Dasintsnded fhan any
other popular Medicine ,.,,;or
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its appncauU ~"
to all conditions. ages, and sexes Fun dreoaO', Zach
scription of the complaint. &c. accompanying cav,
packet, which consists of two boxes, On'meH d,
Elec,uary Price, 81 for the ~hole or 81 Genus 0u'
one ofthe articles is 1snted a. .,,.;d.
- Nome genuine otess signed on me usS
..es,o, m ne Int. Dr W IT Conway. For sale =. n''
Counting Room, over No SO, Court street near Uom
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special
BY WV. 49, s.naadria
FmrJLC t,TcCts
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mr. RELFE,S ASTHMATIC PILLS,
~ To THE LADIES!

5yv7 HE and SOUND TEETH are both an orns'
w msnt and blessing. The best $. curry 'of
their advantages is to be found in the use ofthe
british ANrISEPrIC DENTRIFICE.
rrhisyery elegant Tooth p ,aaer. with very little
use. er,dicates the Su~cy in ke Gums. and prevents
the accumulation Of Tartar. which not only blacSens
hut loosens the teeth and acceeraies their decay
The d. ntri.e thus removes tie prern!ng causes q
1F,s;ps Breath preserpss the hea fitness and for,d'
n.,s of me Cams, and re aders he Teeth beautifully
,csite Price SO cents.
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no TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

0OYE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASr En- AZ.
fords nstant relief and at the same tune n,ss1ses
and drawss Corn out by the ROOTS without 'e 'eS''
pain. .,m;..sd with corns on
,her feet do certify that have used the a6''n Corn
pi,.,sr with complete success Before had us.d one
box it completely cured Corn whieh ma fro"oies me
for many years make this puohc TOT Tue oe"e"' VI
those afflicted with tina: painful complaint.
Flushing. I. I. Feb D. Wh' eHA"'
Price so Centsa Boo
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SplenAid Eucniture
CHARLES KOONES

CHARLES KOONES,
Calumet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, n.r, dos,
to the corner Of Alfred street.
ITAS on hand, and constantly manufactures zen.
I i raj assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, elegance and durability deRes competlo,
Ills stOck. generally consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas, couches andlounges
Mahogany and all kinds Of lrawing. room chairs
Grecisn, winged and single wardrobes
PedestaLend ,ideboaris with marble tops and mirou
Gothic aud various other ditto
Pier tables, with N irble and mahogany tops
Piler and block lining, csrd and orcskfssttsble,
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo DO
Frencha and variou other bureaus, with and v,,h,r.
mirrors
Ladies lr.s,ng tables. with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Oittos and gentlemens abinet, secretaries and bcri
cases
wsshstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye and curl
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles cand!estands shaving do o'table i
aud every other article in the csbinetiipe.
LIKE WISE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam saved, curl ,1i
shaded veneers, copalvsrnish, Sackng bottoms cod,
BIDS, A55Es,&o.
The above articles will be disposed offor cashier to
punctual persons on the most liberslterms
A very extensive patronage from Westinghouse
ces me to say, that viii deliver furniture to any pgr
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning & Carving executed in fheJestmanns,
may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-01
DIX RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
nrFon FEMALES!

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x sst the suspended operations of nature, and gre
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the female part of society They Pills are par'ie M
eficscious in the Green Sickness, Palpfet'on 81 .ne
Henri G,ddiness Short Breath sinking ofihe Spirits,
Detection and Disncindiion TO Exercise and oocefy'
Married ladies will find the Pilsequay useful, except
in cases of pregnancy wasn they must not De safeni
neither must they be taken by persons OF hectic or
consumptive habits Price 81 50 3 box