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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
Yen Dollars Reward.

Nay Servant WILLIAM disappeared on Sunday
1VH evening last in most mysterious manners he Is
of bright muato color, has straight dark hair ands IS
or IA years Of age, stout and well grown, has no part
cular mark scar at present recoilected lie wore
away roundabout and pantaIoons OF olive coored or
brown ustan, striped waistcoat, cotton SHIRT par OF
new Shoes and fur hat about half he is not known
to have taken with him any other articles OF clothing
than those which he wore away.
WILLIAM has been constantly In the service OF s1r
Hugh Leddy, baker in Alexandria, since 1928, is
boy of active and industrious habits, and has been usu
ally engaged in selling bread for Mr. Leddy and IN
delivering it to his customers i'll town, in which capaci
" he has given entire satisfaction. From his general
good character have to fear he has been en-
ticed away kdnagped for his departure has been UNI
provoked, CHR Leddy and he having agreed very WeiL
and unnatural, his parents servants and in my
own employment. l understand that three yellow
boys or men, who have been bound as apprentices to
a MIR. Mills Mr. Janeson Bak ers i'll this town, went
off on Sunday last, and it is probable my boy may be
in their company. =,
The above re ard with all reasonable charges will
be paid for delivering this boy to me in Alexandra,
and liberal compensation made tor such infor-
nation as NAV lead the conviction OF any tree person
who may have been instrumental in causing his elope
ment BEhNAhD HooH'
nov 16-tf
o~rfhe National lntcigencer will publish the above
till forbid, and send their account to tins o1hce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
LATE FROM RIO JANEIRO.

Ms,c York Nou. l6.-The ship Charleston,
Capt Allen, at this port, sailed from Rio janet
70 on the 9th Of September. The U, 5. sloop
iwar Boston, Capt. Hoffman was at Rio, last
from Montevideo, all well on board, not having
bad man on the sick list since leaving New
York. Great praise is due to Capt. Hoffman
and his officers for their spirited exertions IN
protecting the property Of their countrymen.-
The following American vessels which had been
cautured were all released at Montevideo, ow-
ne 10 their exertions: Brig Whe thered, Cope
land, of Boston, from Canton, captured off Cape
St. Mary; schrs. Camilla, Gardner, of Balti-
more; taken abreast Of Chico Bank: Lafayette,
Bodily. of do taken off the Mount; and Chas-
xur, Eagle, of Philadelphia, put back in dis
uess from Cape Horn, and captured above The
Chico Bank.
Five frigates and one corvette, viz the Pa
ransa, Empress, Don Pablo, Parogasa, Thetis
and Maria de Gloria, arrived of Rio on the
18Th Of September, but were all ordered off a
gain by The Emperor, except the Maria de
Gloria, which was permitted to come in for re-
pairs, being one of the ships damaged IN the
action Of the 18th of August
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
Crate Goals i.
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JOURNAL of a Third Voyage for the Discovery Of a
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performed in the years 1924 and 1925, by Captain Par
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Wheaton's Reports Of Cases argued and adjudged
in the Supreme Court Of the u. States, yol2 90
my, vol 8vo, bound and, lcttered, 90
Chapman's Philadelphia Journal of Medical and
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An additional supply of the Souvenir in boards, 2 SO
Wrt's Eulogy Adams and Jefferson, Titles Ser.
mon the same, Mrs Royals Travels, and all the
other new publications, on sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON.
Washington. Nov II
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rates The quotations, however, have not suf-
fered by this pause, except in a few instances,
where holders have made a reduction of Ia
per lb. and it is generally thought the market
will soon rally. The ;mportations since the
lst. are about.oooo bags, all from the United
States. The sales during that time amount
only to about $500 bags Uplands, ord. to mid.
10 i-s to 90 l-2 sous; fair TO good 81 a % LIS.
Louis. ord. to mid. 90 -2s % lbs; fair to
good and fine % 27s. Alabama, Mobile and
Tennessee, l9 22s. Sea Islands are neglect-
ed.
Coffee, continues well supported, with rea-
dy demand at former quotations.
fishes are in request, with higher prices free
ly given. Pots of 1926, command sol. SOC;
pearls 3ef to 4Of. IS.
In2ortations at Havre from the LIST OF Janu-
AIRY to the lst Of October, l826:-Cottons, 1885,
eS7 bales. u. S. ashes, pot, 5oo6, pearls, 2o57;
ashes from Russia bis.
From the ST. Thomas Times Of Oct. 81, we
copy the following extracl OF a letter, dated
"Pusrto Ca6ello, Oct. 9, 1926.
"Some Of the first houses here are shipping
off their goods, and every one curtailing their
business as fast as they can; money is scarce,
and eatables ate the only articles that sell, and
even the common niece ssarles OF lite are so low
thar know of no article which would pay
freight here; the duties are charged and recov-
cred to suit their own views. No regard is paid
to the general government; the expof: duties
which were to be taken off, and the new regula-
lions which were tc have taken place from the
Is, Of July, are no, noticed, neither the Tariff
of the lst Of September, and to add to the gene
raj misery and poverty, this government has
now made and enforced demand of 80 per ct.
on those who have for these last 8 months in
troduced liquors, which amounts to forty thou
sand dollars. God knows what they will do
next In fact, people must quit here il they can;
every one in business here has more or less out
standing, and it you ask Tor 1t you are insulted,
unless il should be an unfortunate foreigner, then
they come on him like yul,ure after his prey.
"We have tive Spanish privateers TO wind.
ward; they have taken IA prizes, and 1t is said
Laborde will SOON be off here. The following
is the present state of The market: Flour a
Si2; beef 8 a TO-; pork Is; cheese, none; liquors
abundant; indigo, 10 rials; hides, Sll; cocoa,
90; coffee TO-"
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assorted cargo;24th, brig Edward, Salem, Hour
PARA1BA, Der. 18th, 1926

s n
In reply to your request, ! am sorry to say,
!. can furnish you with little information OF I'M
portance, owing as you we'll know, to the dis
lance we are from the capital, the still greater
distance from the scene Of action most impor-
tant, Ct mean Buenos Ayres,) and also to the RI
gor with which the press is treated in.regard TO
the publication Of any thing which may Tend to
promote a knowledge of the state OF affairs as
they are. Several instances Of decided DISPOSE
ton in which the government have shownthelr
fear of another revolution have occurred here;
the printer of a small paper published in this
city was the other day lohibited publishing a
ny thing before its being examined by Cor
rector, who was appointed for that purpose.
There are many disaffected persons In the
neighboring provinces, and there have been
some disturbances among the troops, who, as
we'll as the civil officers, are considerably In ar
rears. The Emperor short time since issued
decree, thar the troops be paid first, and
suppose in fear Of revolt. One was attempt
ed about month ago, but was got under I'M
mediately There has been one also in Pernam-
buco. These were in consequence OF not being
paid.
The inhabitants Of this province, and the
neighboring ones, are in the most abJect power
ty, or account Of the drought which has pre-
vailed for between two and three years past
Business for the last year has been at an entire
stand-two, four and six bags per day, are,
think, more than the average arrival OF cotton
for the last six months. while it was formerly
100 to 900 bags daily. However, times will
soon be better; the farmers have commenced
planting, and in course Of a very few months,
we shall need nothing (Which this city proda-
ces) from the southern provinces, or the Uni
ted States. Crops of rice, corn, beans, have
already been raised since the rainy season COM
menced, but not sufficient as yet for the con-
sumption, for want of seed to plan,-the next
crop will be fully adequate.
Cotton will come in, in about two months,
and money will be more brisk; at present there
is a sad want of il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery.

sfas2~ To all those who feel disposed to multiply
E1sys the comforts Of life by an increase OF their
GgSS winters of good Fruit, of embellishing
,..1ssss their waste land, and rendering their
Farms productive and valuable, let them plant good
Fruit Trees This is the season for planting pro
curing them for Spring planting. Should the weather
prove too cold when the trees received, place the
roots in TRENCH the stem in inclined position Gov
er them with light EARTH and when the ground is in
suitable state they may be set out continue to fur
nsh Trees from the extensive nursery of Daniel Smith,
in New-Jersey, where they may be bad of superior
grating in thriving healthy state; the several kinds
described particularly in his Catalogue, which may be
had gratis. Also. Grapes, nut-bearinS Trees, and
GREAT variety of Shrubbery Orders for which may be
left with me. GEO. DkiRhhh, agent
nov on 1aw6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
This is to give Notice.

YEvHAT the subscriber Of Charles county. Maryland,
Il hath obtained from the orphans court of Charles
county, Md letters of administration on the personal
estate of George S. Thomas, late of Charles county,
deceased all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the
18th day of May next or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. GNenun-
der my hand, this fifteenth day of November, 1926
JOSEPHUS BRUMMITT, Admir-.
nov 90 1awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
n Bargain may be had in The Establishment OF ht
Virginia Free PRESS.

TJyIS paper has been published five years and three
Il months 1t has respectable list ofsubscribers, and
the advertising business will show for itself to the eye
of Printer The materials, consisting of founts OF Six
Lines Plea, American Cannon, with ltalic; Double g.
Primer, (captals;) Double English, Roman and ltallc;
English Cor Columbian,) Roman and ltalic-ohaded,
Antique, (Pca and BREWER Long Primer and Brewer
Are excellent, and may be seen, very little worm
The Press is equal to any of the sort in the IT, States
The terms will be moderate-400 dollars cash. and
the balance (Which will be smalD i'll two yearly pay
mens. To enterprising and intelligent young man.,
the establishment would afford handsome income
Possession given on the 25th of January next. Let
tiers, post paid, will be promptly answered
JOHN S. GALLAHER.
Harpers. FsrrY, T ia. Nou. 20, 1926.
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$40 Reward

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near the
a Ridge Post Office, in st. Mary's County, Mo.
nero bow named
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
SN1l!p NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

SAILED.
Nov. 19--Ship Governor Strong, Colder, New Or
leans.
sloop Globe, Crappo, St. Marks.
Schr Prompt, Rodbird, cleared at New-York, 10th
inst. for this port.
Schr Susan Miller, Allen, hence, at Boston 18th inst.
Sloop Constitution, Teal, hence ct Philadelphia, 18TH
instant.
ISchr. Potomac, Bears, hence at Roston, l4th inst
Schr. Sciot Clark, via Salem, hence at Boston, do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
ALEX Al N1Da@9As
.oSnAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20. 1926.

-:r Ncrth and South failed US yes
The MATS -. 49,. w;,hon, rnn,s,e
,,dsy, consequently co,.a ..,s
.urps from New iofh a'aaoas evening
! confirms us in the belief that Clinton is e
81" majority considerably under 1000;
kied " ,h,, Hnnt;noion c,;nton,s
| MI il is also se.'''''
LEAGUE, has iost ms L'eeuoh' ii'eher ""o
supported by the friends OF Rochester, is
Lieutenant Governor Clinton's Cana
sks'ea ..v.a him. and Pitcher, gained his
ppulari'y sA' -. Gee,
.sc,ion by ms zeaio1s s'Ppo'' - '"o
G,s,ern Road.
.~r,c;nee the above was in type, the North
~ hsen received The papers con
% ma'
an nothing he".
daaroc,,s;n .ren,v 70 = question
The Mars'a"' ~ NJ.
=, by a correspondents, s'a'es '"a' W.T. 'fsi0o,
f.,r elected representative OF that district, In
Ns' was at the last Presidential election,
Congress ,c.:s.a.osN1n CIV .,a thar he viii
he decided ''ie'' :, 49, > - -. -.
NJ be opposed to the present ADMINISTRATOR
,-D,1,n,, Np.N
FROM HE iEDi .,niNhtsiI
att- York, NoU. To- he - .. sup i,'ie' Ia
"A Deacon, Esq. Commander' arrived at .ne
Navy Yard this mornlng,in SO days from uio-
liar. The Erie left the Archipelago on the
OH Of August-at that time nothing OF lmpor,
nncs had occurrec os."rs" tue 49, .,' C s',A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
% Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 31st OF sep
i Z TENDER, Ip.aSHLNGION REaVES, an indent.
ed apprentice to the Tailoring Business He is about
5feet inches high, full face. and well proportoned
looms and round jacket and marseilles vest AS he is
artful and cunning, he may have since changed his
dress. tits most likely he is in Baltimore, as he has
been seen the road several times. reward OF Five
him again Master Taors and others are forewarned
against harboring said boy, am determined to pro-
secute all offenders
nov 20 St JOHN S. EMERSON.
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Notice.

Murine Insurance Compu'yof .7leraad'sa.
YHNE stockholders are hereby notified that an eiec
4 ton will be held at their Office on Monday me lom
dug of January meet, commencing at 10 A Nj. ana
closing at p NJ for Is Directors to serve for one year
thence ensuing j. b. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
njr The Transfer Books will be closed on Wednes
day, 10th January, until the election is over
nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20

IA AAsSSs AS
about 18 years of age small stature, dark complexion
and fiat nose. He speaks fercely and had on when he
went away, old jacket and trowsers made OF domes
tic cloth.
have strong reasons to ,elieve that he was taken
away about the Sd inst. by John Gibson and Jas
Dornen who were at that time loading vessei with
oy in Smiths Greek, The mouth of ST Marys
River; and that they either sold or left him in Aexa
dria Georgetown; orit is possible that the SAID Glib
son. not efectmg sale in Alexandria Or Georgetown,
may have taken the boy to Norfolk, and there sod
him Any person experimenting the said boy out of St
Marys county, and securing him that get him again.
shall receive Forty Dollars, suitable reward II Ia
ken in the limits ofthe county.
nov 18--3t. JAMES KIRK.
- The Norfolk Deacon will please insert the above
three times and send the account to this office tor pay
ment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-20
FROM FRANCE.

By the packe, ship Don Quixotte, Captain
Clark, from Havre, we have Paris papers to the
l4h Of October, but the news has principally
been anticipated by the English mails.
The Greek Prince Mavrocordato recently ar
rived at Warsaw. His presence In the capital
ofPoland is said to have given rise to many
cOnlectures
The Swiss papers state that the diplomatic
note addressed to the different powers by Rus
STA, relative to the irruption OF the Persian
troops upon her territory, has just been COM
municaied TO the Federal Directory.
We noticed some time ago, that upon Severa!
manors in Russia, spirit Of INSTRUMENTATION
and resistance towards their lords prevailed a.
mong the serfs, and that measures had been "a
dOp,cd TO put an end 10 IL. These measures
have proved Intellectual, and IN consequence the
Emperor has issued decree for more severe
Steps to be taken against such as refuse to sub
nit themselves.
Among the projects that Ministers have pre-
pared for The next session, one upon the game
laws is said 10 have been elaborated with great
:ars. Ii seems that the duty for license TO
carry firearms will be augmented from 3oir. TO
loofr The right of sporting will be confined
'oeslaie-owners possessing adetermlnate num-
Der Of acres of land. Sporting will be entirely
a,erdicted in the vicinity of plantations forests
Or enclosures where the royal hunts take place;
and this introduction will embrace very wide
circle. Every Session must bring It's contin-
sen, for the construction of the ancient regime.
Last year il was the Primogeniture law; with
out doubt hopes are entertained OF being more
successful this year with the new game law
Courier Fraacais.
MARKETS.
HAyRE, Oct: IA.
Cotton.--The improvement in our cotton
market, noticed in our last on the s0th ult. has
DOT continued On the contrary there has been
agreat dulness and inactivity, produced by
some considerable arrivals the early part OF the
month, which checked the demand and induced
buyers to hold back in expectation OF lower
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I.alnN OH.
Look Out! Look Out! Look Out
800 Reward.

TLOPED from my residence OH the 10th inst. negro
EZ NORFAGE, about "a years old, S feet eight or
nine inches high, of dark complexion, regular fca-
lures, likely appearance and considerable intelligence.
He has been trained from his infancy as house
want, waiter, market man, carriage driver &c He has
no doubt taken with him supply OF money, with diff
terent kinds OF clothing, as he has been very lately
convicted of several very high handed thefs. Prev.
osy toths he bore the character OF very trustwor-
thy servant in every respect He is wei known in the
District of Columbia particularly in Alexandria, and
has been at different times with me, and on my bust
ness in Baltimore, Annapolis ndother parts of Mary
land.
Ills likely some unprncipled scoundrel will furnish
him with forged papers to facilitate his final escape.
will give Twenty five Dollars if he be taken and secur
BART Of Maryland or Virginia or the above reward if ta-
ken elsewhere with all reasonable charges safely de-
liyered 10 Inc at my residence.
II. d. HATTON.
Ratto,. Hill. near Piscata'cGy. p Georges Co. nd.
nov13
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IyHIS work has now been published more than tbu.
years. Its plan embraced every thing valuable in Ii,
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he Journals of Great Britain supported by writers
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Portrait of Rufus King, Esq.

fortrd1 OF Ryus King, Esq.
l. The Life Of Paul Jones-Fr The .Hontay Revieu
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From fhe British Critic. g. Memories du Marquis OAR
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lnss on DR. Thomas Brown--F,on, The british Critic
y ne late Rev. Thomas Renne-F1or1 The same TO- Lei
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