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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

cotton! experienced rise Of enc and half to
two cen,s per pound.
The yellow fever had ragged immediately
at Mobile, and the greater part Of the inhabit-
ants had LEFT the city, for the country.
Mr.. Bren. and Mr.. Gurley have both been re-
elected to Congress.
An affair Of honor took place at New-Or.
leans on the 18th ult. between two citizens,
growing out of private Misunderstanding
One FIRE was exchanged with pistols, but no eff
feet being produced, they had recourse, accord
ing 20 agreement, to the small sword. The al
fair ended in the death Of one Of the parties, he
having received his antagonists sword in his
vitals.
The names ofthe parties were Theodore Pre-
val, aged l9 years, and Zephyr Cononse, and
originated in an affronl having been offered to
the father of The former by Cononge. The fol-
lowing notice of the death Of Prevail is publish
ed in the New Orleans papers,
"The friends of the family Of Mr. Prevail
the friends Of Virtue and justice, are informed
lndl W.T. ICNai, oSSu - !N" y VI
minated his career yesterday afternoon, at four
O'Clock, by frightiul fatality. His corpse will
be exposed at Mr. B. Marigny's, fauxbourg
Marigny, from whence the convoy will start Tor
the Church"
Over the grave of young Prevail, discourse
was pronounced by Mr.. Pierre Landroux, who
alluded, in warm language,.to the bravery and
fIial piety of the youth, who felt his blood
heated with indignation at The sight of his ia
Their being cruelty outraged BY a despicable
man, dishonored for long time in the public
opinion" The address was concluded by the
following anathema upon Prevails murderer,
which, the Louisiana Courier observes, was
unanimously repeated by all PRESENT.
"For US, gentlemen, who sigh over this grave
in which the remains of our young friend re-
pose, lie, us all swear, in parting with him, to
burthen forever his murderer with the weight
Of our contempt, to exclude him forever from
our society, and TO abandon him without pity TO
the torments of remorse--1 swear it."
A letter at Orleans, from Vera Cruz,
Porter is commander-in-
chief of the Mexican Navy. His pay and emo
luments are equal to $4,000 per annum!!'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The Hon. Rufus King and family, were to
sail from London on the LIST Of July, in the
packe, ship Acasta for New-York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

Again we have from the West melancholy
tale. We learn, from private source, that,
about two weeks ago, DIR. YOUNG, q Represen-
tatiye in Congress from the State OF Kentucky,
shot and killed. in the street of Elizabethtown,
Mr.. HARDIN, lawyer from Breckenridge ooun-
ty Of so aggravating and atrocious cha
racter was the cause Of this act, as to shield
DR.. Y from prosecution, and almost to justify
the act in the public opinion. Mr. HARDIN was
one who opposed the election OF Dr. Y. and is
supposed to have been partly led by vindictive
feelings to commit the outrage which foreran
his death Nothing short Of an atrocious vio-
laiion of the sanctuary OF his domestic hopes
and happiness could have ins,igated man OF
the amiable character of DR. Y. to this rash
act National Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
ID. &. PREYYYMAN,
70 Hent.

49, That convenient and spacious brick House
1HE and half square oSground, situate on the cast
Maa, side of Washington street, and between Oro-
H. Ea noko and Pendleton streets.
Also-That two story frame House and other i'm.
provement, Garden and half square of ground the
south side of Wolf north side Of Henry, and eassde Of
Fayette streets.
Also the brick Warehouse and lot, the east side
of Water street, opposite the Farmers Bank.
Also, the brick house and other improvements, with
four acres ground, situate partly III Fairfax and part.
y in Alexandra counties known by the designation Of
Spring Garden.
Also, large frame Warehouse, situate on Cameron
street. between Water and Union streets.
Also the Lot and Wharf, with spacious frame
Warehouse OH Union street. to the north Of Ihenpsons
wharf
Also, very large and convenient three story brick
Warehouse Ramsay's wharf, bindngo King street.
Immediate possession can be had of the Above pro-
perty at low rents.
july l4-3twf .4pply at The Bank Of alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

This day has been set aside By the Corporate
Authorities Of our town, for the solemnization
of Funeral rites in honor Of the departed Patri-
OTIS and Sages, JEFFERSON and ADAMS. We
trust that the Recommendation OF the Commit
tee-to suspend all business---wi be rigidly
complied with. No paper, of course, will be
issued from this Office tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
Public Sale of Farm Stock.
Trust Sale.


DY virtue Of deed Of trust given TO the undersgn-
ID ed, to secure certain debts due to Rlcharc H.
Henderson and Thomas Henderson, executors OF Alex.
aHder Henderson, deed dated the 18th August, 1922,
and recorded in the County Court OF Farfa they, the
undersigned will On the third Monday in .9ugus, merit
Fairfax Court House, offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash. the Tract of Land in
said deed mentioned much thereof as will suffice
pay all the unpaid part Of said bonds that have been
due for six months and the expenses Of the trust Said
deed of trust is given by robert Kincheloe, the trae.
of land is that commonly called
MOorehiM,
which contains upwards OF $50 Acres, andisnow in the
possession Of said Kincheloe. The undersigned will
make such title as is vested in them, but which is bes
lieved to be sound and indisputable.
JAMES SANGSTER.
June 24-ts AMASHADIAH MOORE.
IFD The ADORE sale UiW be made on the
THIRD MONDAY IN OCTOBER, at the same place.
july 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-15
TOBACCO SHOW.

The following article was handrd ID
three or four WEEKS ago, for insertion ~
II Was then accjdpnta Iy mi~ltld. WE r.
greet the delay which has taken place III n'
publication, bat il Was unavoidable:
coMMuNlCATfh
The third annual Tobaccu ~ho" looS
place at Bent Crrck, an Nondny The i2,'
of May. Thcle We fourteen hng'nf9o'
eXhlbued. Several gentlemen we're IN '''
In grl Their Tobacco ready 10y the DAY az,
pointed for the Snow. The l.t am '''
premiums were awarded In Mr. ii'o'}
Waits, "f the county Of Amherst Tue -
To Mr. Ciarlrs Aiunday, If Camphs II NV
3rd 10 Mr. James ID. Watts of BatN'o i;
ham and the 4ih IL Nj. .I"sepb bafh'' ="
Campbell. The fnbaccn cNGhfta'
generally very good. and a'kah'f ~,
y managed. Ihe dtii,rrrcr b'l"tfn ~
ny bogshrads, wa So snaIl. mat nv u
es found great difficulty ~ awarding -.
premiums, many of the hng3hr'ds N'
received no premiums belno ds '"''''
as those which did.
The Abbc Cayon is one of the NOS s.
pu.ar preachers ~ Paris. He lateJ p''"''
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EDWARpsYILLE, May 10.

The Nississippi.-This mighty stream
is now higher than has been for many
years---and was still rising on Thursday
last; AT which time passengers from ST.
Louis "ere landed at the porch of Mr.
Hlgsius' tavern and were again taken IL
ilnt boai l1uded at In, foot Of lhc pounds
10 the prdjrl', where the upper load cross
Us The bottom. Steam boats came along
side of Capt. Shackford's Warehouse, and
nnlodded into The second story. Onc oil
The editors Of tbs paper was at the ferry
IN Monday evening. mhtn tls bottom
could be forded to IiaoistoHn but the
bridge over Cahokia creek WAS tntrel,
GU. eret, u.ljns snq ALL. We ubderstsn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-15

~. i. -, srnsg f.>.e MD ftiassSS1as
! drl,ss.. ~ yof, DEMONSTRATIONS and de.s
ans -earri, % faslta tel rouvri'-. wv
IN. lie Ise,nailens 81 sf,ir are III. In
,niff#ls,rg nf gsrmra at it' 81 81 al
- Amy. TA.5 Re pifa.ah', hot hs III
.neats rs-rutial - unity a. t"r''' 81 ~.
.aian. Gruud Jarhsaa las ~ ohFepoh
"a fhe#n. ilr even adnup- iltn. ut
tne, rults roi IA the rleDruts of lIs cfl-
faaisas Negotiation i at, with hin, i
dr4frrpu, encounter If W.T. He would
loaud II ~ the utlc,rss u lhc partles. aud
eanli1e only ~ tine ability vt thr nation IL
rniafr what was rlshi.
.resuiu the Winle. Grnrih Ahneiw
JacKsa2 pu-ses,esa stu =, dlsernnmh-
las frnijy If perception clear Iudg
mi IN matters immediately before nm {,
a-m- lenrss and f. us i PURPOSE lltal
pusste ihri, ohie,i Win III irresistible III.
lrnslfy halle imagination &; n" wandering,
at ereenulcutes ri genus, i warm heart,
aud great cordially Of IL position,
Tn Haryimd CaHe Stow.-The an
anal n,riIug of tn nar,laud AgrcnlIai.
Il Sa,lrly Tor til cNhbl1ou Of Cath and
Domestic Ndpnlachres, commenced al
| 10 71s, last, al The MAJ, baud Iasrin.
near Baltimore. Amongst many gsnlic-
II, u WHO went fram tnls Cily and IL.
suri. N attend TOT txmDiluu. ",rr III
seeetfHg Of SUITE. Tn A,rretaty 1 N.
.sprg, thr pOstmasi,r GGtf,nt, tomiuo-
DOR .HotTtS *. Ihe Il ,tmnre stanrite
ii ! anT-uaN, = affe. thu a "rtaf numbrr
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LYNe HBURG. ~ El5. la46.


Having sh 'wn. 10 preceding Nh. that
! Hr HY's constituents did tnt instruct
hin "a tolr FOR General Jackson. "c can
vim the more ,radiue.s advance to the
d,.cnesion of point, which, rs II has bre1
proved tG hlse ~ cnuneeii u with his
vote, cannnt affect hiD, bo~sstr II he
decided. As Nr. &. was rot Instructed bt
las constituent In vntr foi Gea. JACKSON,
u, cannot b.. aid that ~ are drlyrn ~ tn"
necessity of dpnNlaG The bludiog authority
utIostractloas or the representative, ~ lis
capacity O. Pr siten'i,i .lecloI, to meet
the popularity Of his -itaa'ou.
II il evident, that hen tn aemhrrs Of
the House oi Representatives arr calird on
to "Xrrtlss their constitutional tnucIt"ns.
- Electors III President, they iose lh"ir
i'gislalvr AID fhrir indisidual chatac ~.
l. Is not an ordinary act of legl4latiuu
"hirh they assemble to peftorm--rt i not
case where TIE vote Of each mcmher has
It's usual iafaence ;-bm thy assemble
To perform one of The hi. at aud most
important doll"s. recognized hl the con-
,tItut,"n, paffahiag, not in Tie slightest
degree, of a legislative character ; aud lhna
Il I" be done IN tor Curporate capacity of
States, and mol u the lndi,iGnal capacity
Of 'nrmher-. This last ,act proves that it
Is ouly u hen Il representative Is call 4 ou
10 lex elate, that Instructions an, oliiguiory.
VIM shaillnsttGct the driegalion II state,
Whrnacing may ether capacity ihhn - IN
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control nr the miuo,jt,2 For pvamrlr
We vtll-unpa,p ,h.i 4. 4 nd & arr, can
Gnl.t.s Tor ia. pr..,d,.,.x mat b,.lure
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majority at tb.,ot uy.r hath IN. olh.r
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mat. .ren.esa,nc. ,L, .hnic, +, yuI,r.
ON ,h, Haa,p al Representatives. Al
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.Ip never intended. I'm. i MT M. hung
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-15

IL stated that the clergy will take up
IA collection III lh'o re-i,rtNc churches,
tor The African Ceienizauop SoustA. on
'ae Sunday preceding the 4lh of .ai.
The accounts rrctutl, received from tbr
COLONY ar" e asrft pirasIoe character Ia
II who feed an ,nlrrrst IL It's success.
I'hr numher al Lis time borde,, on 1000 =;
sicknrss Is murh naoie are, d5d afuDs X
the coiauisrs who have become accuston-
81 Ia ii" climate, Is seldom, tital. \ speat
internal trade has been optord With tht
natives, uho bring the rich and varied pro-
ducts 81 the Interior to exchange for oar
cotamodltlra. a pound Of hury, we are
told, may be purchased flr four heads oi
tobacco, [hui. Jom9tut.
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IpFf u Il "a
SAT-. ~ or PORTRAI =
No III.

ef r,,t....4s .afea las So greatly captNdttd
4'e a.saa. lis cunctlflatis ar IS i ""e
rs ihr,a.e faptd and he h. ihr l'hch"us
.aruit 81 st#zag 1pon hat ''lVa ee''"cr
- t,tr, i.ansar.ian by ahica tn n'4"
.,.,3,.sts ar es,nir died. - All hapdy *
amoe his piy-tnsno''t.
'rhe fac oil Gfu,rai Jael,snn T. of -"
osdiaar, T., m,flau. Il gaarra prc' -
thai OF itdeNibie frsoIalion Hn't. Ven
NAY hr NJ poI1n,r. y"a caoHai d'c"'"
10 hj, t-aiufes ih,. sllSitr-t appsa tucr ~
his hesitation. II is 80 sda thai ,ed offer
10 iempafi1r: His delrfnnnafiar babies
al ,oat art lon must u8epudHnonall}
limit or eniirr, u'crponpr LIN. iws
strrnarss # I,cI-iuu Is mls.tsen BY many
los Selenct If temper bui u riose iusp"r-
tiun pf his rnnait uauc,' vii u{tsl cestr you
IL thu particular The dep ligrs ol
Thought upon IN. rhrek deunt, hi ia be-
Eahi'ual'y a dbsu OF rroiooH1 reelection.
Ave are hound lba5rt 're l. eoutiIo., .UHi
fltc as1nnIsHia,. sp,vr~~ wb.rb bas au'ud
ed al hi= actions. f. the r. uil y ia5t ,l.Ns.
IA exa,t appreciation Of dtaleailirs aod
ihc n,raas ni overcoming llirul, aud at e
PAGES, !, ~ ledse ut hr qaaii is OF hn
iasn rat re lis eye di-pl.A great mpH-
Gal atlplil and tl,Ur "btsa = veil shs
;inrd b, his bodily rnrtga in General
/, ck-,u ars enliently united ald harnuDi-
,p~.y lombard what r. called nn,al aud
physical eea9aae; lotiaue IN tnr opInlon'
&C enlightened mrn, lhe per tlen 81 con-
fifatlnlal Temperament
E,ny haman clalarter, ha9e,'r, ha,
t,drf,eti aud tb' mpfles.lan Il Gcn'f-
81 Jd,ksoa's ch1iscJer Is. llfat II unrtuf
It. II
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sinki,s. W. With .te fsms, ray
sfsla5 wo.niti II III fooi, snd the Ii
f'., 10y 81. lne-i,, ha,ing received lis
,ifag anisi'~ nd airnnsh the hover par
ri he ahiou,ca and upt II the lefi hr
Though ihr freed. III Cnl. Sip,kips n.te
trry aPpr,.reU.itp II LIS g1ft.t, NJ Fl -
II j. sid. fi,at, conirsrY - the report af
his death, he otll pro'aby recover from
tho wound. Tlir caas.s which led IN ihp
n8iorian1tr dispute, aud the c,rcnmstan-
81, Attending it5 TERMINATION, ~. hase r.
c~i,tt from 10 authentic sUufce, and
therefore, do mol feel ourselves lustIf d III
Hpiiria6 tBen II all
[Georgin Courier, .Hoy %.
Some extraordinary circumstances says
tn bondon GLIB az reputrd r., pc
L. Ityl Nh Cunning II Is .al, tpnk
lI,t sane -tcps with France rr-.5sras iaA-
Il, winch he dit with Span ami the south
American States ---aadin. formal d.s-
patct, IL ,lrciarr lbaf II France dd II tr...
cpgaise tat ladrp. adenee of Hayfi. ~
land 1oaid. THis. L Is stated, led 10 LIZ
ac,,ann irdSrncnt # the Independence u
TN iscmtlie, L he iiayricd Gown
neel hid beru ~. II tits Crcapos,aGte,
irlere, l"rh"p-, Womb not have received
any pecunlny compepstilnu tor ilF era-
rIaps act of tck ounledg1,
--sk- s-------.>
y DfiCF. h, WRIT 81 u ur,d 81 .ia-#,
- executed to - - Ja9tr, Brooks, da.ed
the eleventh da} Of tugat 1884 aud rrcar-
d ia the county cont OF Chrnpbait, We
SIN. proceed 10 sell III public auction. ora
81 90. a.
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PRIZE

81 al GD-Ps. &l6IseC3
Sol one hloub ~ a pre-.
Price al wholc ticket - 10 QltIfers 81 e
Halves = ~
10 be ho3. iuthe greatest variety If numbers,
odd aud Evru) al the Lpcky Odre ot
s. & ~. Ar: " IL co.
Baltimore, I2th June. $50.
a. III cash vii he pad at sight for al
pllzes obtained al any oi Allen " CO sofieto.
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An ARRAY tool; place, with pistols. s. f."
days since. al Edge,feld C. Ronse 5. < /,
bstwesn Col, Jonu Bacon aud aud Col. h.
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Tor the New London Academy

DUginiu Literature lottery, 8lGase.
10 be aIaN - "a Ja.5 anu completed ia Oh,
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The DIXIE Of S1r Hcimer-l|as arrived
~ Ph,l,dripii', from his toar through tnr
Southern and Weston Slaies.
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The Abbc Cayon is one of the NOS e
pu.ar preachers 10 Paris He laIeIy p''"''
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June NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-15

But love in man is one deep principle,
Which, like root grown in rifted rock,
Abides the tempest. He rose up, and laid
The wood upon the altar. All was done'
He stood moment--and deep, quick flush
Pass'd DER his countenance; and then he nery'd
His spirit with bitter strength, and spoke
"Isaac! nv only son'-The boy look'd-up,
And Abraham turn'd his face away, and wePt.
ewhere is the lamb, my fatherp-oh the tone,
The sweet the thrilling music of child!
How it doth agonise at such an hour!
1t was the last, deep struggle-Abrahamheld
His lov'd, his beautiful, his only son,
And lifted up his arm, and cali'd on God
And 10! Gods Angel staid him-and he fell
Upon his face and wept. ROY.
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