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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23
march 1Q-eni
Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of deed Of trust from James Peakc.
decd. to the subscribe, bearing date on the sd
day Of July, 1924 and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee OF the County Court of Prince William, will for
the purposes therein mentioned, offer for sale to the
highest bidder. tor ready money, on Saturday. the l2h
daycf May ner the premises, tract Of land con.
tanning about
Seventy Acres,
and adjoining the lands of Henri Peake and John
Mills, in Prince William county, Va The above sale
will be made by Trustee, and such title only will
be conveys ed as is vested in me rs SUCH
THOMAS NELSON, jr. Trustee.
march 15-law2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23

MIDDLE AGED MAN. not long since from @,s the
Acounty-who has been Ga aId ybo has had eonsd
IN %Ie expeence in mercantile pursuits is DESTROYS
ef .,nnIoyment inths place. in Counting Room, or
o. ,ap;ss-the most unexcePtionable recommends
ions can be given-Apply to the Editors.
mar lO-eOf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23

The editor Of the Alexandria ID. c. Ga
zete, in noticing the liberal subscription OF
$500 900, 10 the Rail road between Baltimore
and Ohio river, expresses hope that his own
CITY will not be found wanting in the great work
of public cnterprize. Public spirit is now the
only thing left TO keep that portion of trade ne
cessary 10 the existence OF community; the
time has passed when it was only necessary for
a man 10 enter into mercantile pursuits in or
der to become rich-and to place his earnings
in Bank * Insurance stock, TO continue wealthy;
now, men must devise ways and means, in which
10 exercise their industry, and employ surplus
capital, and il is the true wisdom Of the l.oiui-
cal economist, aud merchant, to create aud keep
alive sources Of trade, and especially to divert
as far as possible, diverging streams, into chan
nels that while they shall benefit themselves,
shall add to the prosperity OF their particular
community. . Gd-eHe
We extract the following from one Of our
English papers 1t is the best collection Of an
ar:ams that we have ever seen
yqnngrams anagram is the dissolution Of
any word or sentence into its elements, and
then making some other word or sentence from
j, apple able to persons or things named In
such original word or sentence. There are
words Of this description both Of ancient appl-
cation, which exhibit coineidence which are
truly astonishing, and almost incredible, until
proved by examination, at the same time az
fording very peculiar fund Of amusement -
The following is a selection Of the best trans
positions, extracted from an abundant source,
Astronomers Moon S!arers
Democ ra,ical Comicle Trade
Encyclopedia A nice cold pye
Gaabtries All great sins
Harpsichords Do rich Sharps
John Gale Jones See John in Goal
Lawyers Sly ware
Misan,hrope Spare him not
Monarch March on
Old England Golden land
Presbyterian Best in prayer
Punishment Nine thumps
Penitentiary Nay repent it
Radical reform Rare mad frolic
Revolution To love ruin
Soldiers Lo, dress
Telegraph Great helps
William am will
William Goblet I'll be at mob.
The happiest Of all anagrams was made on
the name Of the gallant Nelson: Horatio Nell
SON: Honor est Milo. We recollect an auagram
Of the French on the Holy Alliance;Sain ALI
ance; La Seinfe conaiRe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23
70 Rent,

TO Rent,
xr.,a The three story brick Warehouse
Ut fire proof at the corner Of Prince street I1er
Asss now in the occupancy Of 8. H. ha War s,.ed
Esq. Auctioneer admirably sail.ea c a he had
up for that business-(the present hauf - Mr. Mar.
very reasonable terms by h"sness> Posses
steller, who is aboutdeclining the ou."'
SION to be had Oh ''e 40 ISasC ROBBINS, Agenf
march 17-d1w&eo1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23

Potatoes, MO\asses. etc
Landing from Soop Eagle, Warder, from Ne'v@forf'
xxnH BUSHELS Potatoes, in fine order
14UU 81 hampers Irish potatoes
II hhds New Orleans moiasses
SO bbs Newark cider
10 bags flberts
SO dozen brooms
bundles hay
Is boxes sperm Candles as 81 5's-For sale by
march 90 IiN0sAi, I'LL ~.
Pork, Sugar, Molasses, etc.
0nB Bt.s. prime Pork, city inspection
OU S hhds. molasses
S hhds New Orleans sugar
so reams wrapping paper
Received per soop Eagle, and for sale by
march 90 VIM. l.. NENNEDf.
White Aeaa.
400 KEGS Lcwis's White Lead. just received for
~ sale by M. MILLER & SON.
march 20 OF
George NJ. Parsons
SG1As had partial acquaintance with the Dry Goods
III and Grocery busnes-He would like employ
meut in either at this time, iberalterms. Commu-
nicatons (post paid) will be promptly attended to-
march l9
Ohio Butter, lard, SC.
Al Kegs Ohio butter
~ IL do do lard
20 barrels lnseed oil, for sale by
3mo II NJ MILLER, & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23

70 Rent,
Ar~x For one or more years, that elegant
TIE two story brick house, on Primo e-street. with
4sSs stable and carriage house, cistern and bath
AI house. excellent garden ans water WE'LL
and every other present in the occu.
pancy Of Thomas Fairfax, Esq Possession to DC mao
10th off, May next, sooner, should It SUIT me Palne'
For terms apply to ROBERT bhoChhi' oe"'
l. Who wishes to purchase
From, 2 10 500 cords good Pine Wood )0r ou'"'ns
Bricks
1awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23

The happiest of all anagrams was made on
the name Of the gallant Nelson: Horatio Nell
SON. Honor est a Milo We recolect an auagram
Of the French on the Holy Alliance;Sain,e ALI
ance; La Seinie canatile
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-23

TEST,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
xours, respectfully,
GEO. MCCLURE.
Prem the Richmond Enquirer.

FaMNiLLbb wow ASg t0SI.
DEAR SIR. On ihs day received
letter & ON friend of mine in Rich
mond, Tvs requesting me 10 ascer
tain from You, whether there 10 any
foundation in truth, in certain state
mrn!s circulated in that section
country. respecting conversation al
ledgrd TO have taken place between
Commodore Decatur and Yourself. in
in lhe sn,i chamber OF the Senate, in
the yesr 1919 understand the charge,
as made agalns. you, is-rhat or she
last night Of the session, you. accompa.
MED by your t~ o aids de camp, went
tothe snii.chsmbcr of the Senate. and
while there, Com Decatur came 10 to
YOU and inquired. whether you came
there for the purpose of chas.isng Mr.
Eppes? To which VOC replied afr
matiVely, and after some further re.
marks, you declared your determines.
lion 10 chastise A.r Eppes in The Sc
nate chamber, where he had SANDER
I'd yOu-and Com Decatur stated tbs
Oh should moi enter the Senate door
unless over has dead body. In shorl
nme you agreed 10 desiSt from your
purpose, &c.
Be so Obiiging a. to furnish 40 an
S~er as earl y as convenient.
Yours, respectfully,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
EeAsiA bhGNQA
GEN ANDREW JACKSON.
NASHVILLE INN. NOV. !.

NASHVILLE INN, NOV. IS, 1927.
Dear Sir: Your letter OF thia day ha
'een received end hasieo 10 answe,
IT. The statemen.so which = Ou aIludr
wholly destitute Of truth Iva,
1ot m the Senate Chamber or Ant.
Chamber in the year 1919 My AID,
Ae-camp were General Call and Cap.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20

XXT ATCH FOUNn-S0metime in October
w last, a ~ .iTCH WAS found by my son
Alexander Miller, winch the owner can have
ny describing tie same, snd paying for TINS
advertisement
MARGARET MILLER.
Middle Creek, Dee. 10 -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20

Of q National Apnorp, similar 10 Mat az
Hsrper's Ferry. Mr. DickeIson gave
notice that be should to. morrow intrs-
dues Bill for the distribution of e por-
ton of the Revenue Of the United States
among the several States 4 Resolu-
ton vas ,uonittsd b. Mr.. Ruggles, for
the sstablishDeut of certain Rules 10 re
Iation to the mode of doing business in
the Senate. The bill for the abolition
Of imprisonnent for debt was reported
fco@ the Committee on that subject,
With amendments, and made the order
Of the day for Wsdnes day next
Ia the House OF Representatives. a
numssr oil petitions were presented, aud
resolutions offered Among the latter,
was . resolution offered by Mr.. Brent,
to institute an inquiry Into the situation
Of the public los, IN this city. a rsso-
luton was offered by "r p Barbour,
referring il TO the Committee Of Ways
and Means to Inquire into the expedisn-
cy of throwing into the market the stock
OF seven millions held by the Govern
msnt in the Bank of the Uaited states
Mr. Barbour explained that his chief
object was to ebtaia the premium at
which tbs stock Oow stands, and apply
II towards the sxtinguishment of the
public debt 1t va, replied by Mr. Nc
Duffis and Mr. Gorman, that the very
ruror of the Intention of the Govrra-
ment 10 throw thu. amount Of stock intr
the market, and to withdraw from its
connection with the Bank. would res
ducs tho stock TO its par value. The
resolution, on motion Of Mr.. Gormau,
was then laid on the table.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
CHARLEsTows, Va Dnc 10

CHARLksTows, Va DBc 10.
FIRE -On Monday last, a little
after dark, FIRE broke GU, in the
house of Mrs. Muse, and occupied by
Ers. Craiahill, in this town MOI.
withs.snding the most active exertlons
were uaed, the fire could no, be or,
rested, Tor wan, of 81 engine and 0.
ther necessary implements. The diff
ficul,y Of procuring water was slso
very great. though the late wet wea.
sher sff"rded better supply than can
usually be obtained, and the abund.
snce of sots mud in The streets was al
SO turned to advantages
1t is matter Of surprise, 60 the eli.
zene themselves, that their property
should havs been so long exposed 50
II has been to the danger of deslruc.
ZION by fiie wilhoo, the requisite means
of avs, ting the calamity Il is hoped
the late warning will no, be in vain.
The greater part of the furniture in
the house was secured, though much
injured. ssrs FUSES loss may be ss'
slma,ed at 700 10 800 dollars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20

The Vermont Council Of Censcrs
held an adjourned session at Burllng'
ton last week. They met on Mon.
day. and j. was expected they would
close their proceedings on Friday, and
tina. the propositions for the amendment
of the constitution, which they have
agreed 10 submi. to the people, would
be Immediately publish, d
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20

Novel Experiment - Buryine olive
At Neusirslitz, (Prussia,) Mr.. Counsel"
Ter Hosse in order to prove an appara'
tus for preventing injury to persons whs
may be buried alive, had himself burlea
two feet under ground in close eoffiD'
to which two tin tubes were attached,
one for breathing and another for COM
municating With his assistants, by means
Of bell Hs remained two bours N
this situation, and was disintered in good
health. except tina, be was very boil
The thermometer which stood at t"eive
(Reaumurl outside rose to nineteen 10
tie coffin. - French Paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20

We copy the following paragraph from Il.
Marylsnder, paper lately established at paI.
simore, edited By Edward Plnkney, ESQ. a
gentleman OF high standing aud undoubtsS
,erseity:
III any of the Generals friends thips
proper t0 deny the fact. that be made
those threats. it will give ne also an
opportunity to prove, By respectable
testimony, that he threatened 20 "ru,
of the ears Of some Of the United Sta,,s
Senator'S" for discussing bis conduct in
the Seminole business :"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20

Rssisr. The former is still living a, ,
will satisfy any person who will n
qnire Of him, that the Statement, 10 m
true. Asio commodore Decatur and
myself having such conversation =.
stated to have taken place in the snti
chamber oil the Senate; we never had
such Q conversation tbere or elsew here
Com. Decatur and myself were friend.
ly at sll times, aud no harsh or unkind
expressions ever passed from one "a
the other. SO far from my visiting The
Senate Chamber, | was invited 10 ds
so by several Of the members OF thai
body, | declined doing so and assign,
ed my reasons for my conduct.
Your mos, Obj servant.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Hon. f. GRUMPY. ESQ
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-20
iron ,Ae Savannah Georgisn. !

lFFom t2c savannah SeOfRIsn.I
Tai Cora. - The Morgan (Ohio) SEQ
tinsI contains the following notice OF
plsneatioa of corn:
Ashoet time since, on the head waters
of Duck Crsek, in this county, We had
our curiosity considssably enlivened. by
seeing q man engaged on horsebsck
topping corn. The corn, noiwithsfand-
ing the drypess Of the season. had grown
bsy ond shs reach Of the tallest men O.
s'eng us whsa standing ON the ground
ies stalks ware generally from seven
to nine feet high, and uausually large.
Another striking evidence of the fertility
OF our lands ls an isoculssec Peach tree,
of but two years growth, which nea.
surea more than five inches in diameter,
and has branches proper:ionably large.
We have before US Mexican Ca
zsttss of late date. The contents in.
dictate great uneasinsss and discord,
almost throughout the Republic. Bar
bArous exeessss had been committed
With inpuHi,y against the Spanish in
habitsnts in and near Acapulco and
seemed to be threatened in othsr places.
The cry for blood has been raised in
soas Of the gazsttss, and in the Con-
gress. in q way that shocks tbs North
Americas rssder-Aucb embarrsss.
ment was experienced by the govern
msnt TO the Treasury Department IL
would seem by the recent advices from
Lsndon, that Mexican credit was al
nearly as low an sbb as Colombian,
owing TO the want Of funds for the pay
ment Of interest on loans DON Fran.
cisco Garcia has become Secretary OF
the Treasury IN Mexico.
Nat, G0sstse
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28
BIZ THE President OF THE UNrrep
STATES:
APPROXIMATION

WHEREAS, by AL act Of the Congress o.
the United STATES, of the seventh of Janu
ary, one thousand eight hundred and twcn.
ty-iOur, entitled 4" An act concerning dis.
crImnating duties of tonnage and i'm.
post" it is provide !, that upon satisfactory
evidence being given To the President O.
the Unite States, by the Government oi
any foreign nation, that no tiscrimnatiny
duties OF tonnage or impost are imposed or
levied within the ports Of the said nation
upon vessels wholly belonging to citizens
OF the United States, or upon merchandise
the products or manufacture thereof. i'm
ported IN 'ne same, the President is there
by authorized to issue his procamation
declaring that the foreign dscrlninaung
duties tonnage and impost within the u
nlted States, are, and shall be SUSPENDED
aud discontinued. so far az respects the
vessels of the SAID nation anl the merchan
disc of its produce or manufacture, import
ed into the United States in tho same sai
suspension 10 take effect from the time ~
such notification being given to the Pres,
dent of the United States, and To continue
80 long as the reciprocal exemption of yes
sells belonging to citizens Of the Unite
States,and merchandise, as aforesaid there
on laden, shall be continued. and no longer
AND wHlREAs satisfactory eyidenc,
was given 10 the President Of the Unite
States, on the 30th day of May last. b.
Count I.lcchesi, Consul General oflIis Ho
Illness the Pope, that all foreign and dl-
eliminating duties Of Tonnage and impos;
within the domnions of His Holiness. 81
far as respected the vessels of the Unite
States, and the merchandise of their pro-
duce or manufacture, imported inthe same
were suspended and discontinued
Nov, therefore 7. JoHv QUINCY ADANs
President Of the United States conforma
bly, to the fourth section of the act Of Con
gress aforesaid 40 hereby proclaim ami
declare, that the foreign discriminating du
ties oftOnnages and impost within the u
nted States, are, and shall Re suspended
and discontinued, so far as respects the yes.
sells of the subjects Of His Holiness the
Pope, and the nero rchandise of;he produce
or mannfacture ofhis dominions, imported
into the Un ted States in the same the
said suspension 10 take effect from the Both
Of May afore esaid, AMI 10 continue so long
as the reciprocal exemption Of vessels be
longing to citizens Of the United Sta,eS.
and merchandise as aforesaid therein laden,
shall be continued and no longer.
Given under my hand AT the City of
Washington, this seventh day Of June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and twenty seven and Of the In
dependence Of the United States the fifty
6rst.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
BY the President
II. CLAY, Secretary Of State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28

1 the President, for carryig these regula
tons into effect, shall be iuxr,,ing, aud re
turned by the health -ofiice,to the clerk OF
this board, to be by him plsed on file in his
office.
18th. That no vessel friving AZ this
port with merchandise taen on board at
Staten Island. or from OH bard any vessel
at the Quarantine Ground N. York, shall
be permitted To enter the hrbur Of New
port, but shall be taken tsthe quarantine
ground by the health otiict, rad shall be
detained not loss than Is dye or until dis.
charged by order ofthis bAt0.
18th. That any person VI ng any Of
the aforesaid regu'n.ious, - ''ising or
negiectlng 10 comply with apj written in.
structions given by the Presuent, by vlr.
tue of the aforesaid regulations, shall on
conviction thereof before ny competent
Court, be fined sum not exceeding $3.50
nor less than $40, or be imprisoned not eX.
ceedlng SIX months, al the discretion Of the
Court.
lith. That ifthe master or other person
having charge ofany vessel arriving at this
port. shall evsde or attempt ii evade any
law of the State, or any regulations Of the
Board of Health in relation To quarantine
vessels, by making false Representation
To sand Board, or the President thereof, as
may respect the length of the passage fpm
the last port--or Us respects the health-of
the people on board, at the time of arrlvs,
or at any tune during the voyage, SUD,
master or other person shall pay fine ncJ
exceeding $3.50, nor less than $50.
18th. That it shall be and hereby ia madf
the duty ofthe Health Officer 70 inform d
all violations Of the foregoing regulations
which may come to has knowledge-and i
ne shall neglect or violate any OF the dutie,
Dresc ribed TO him by the laws of the State
pr by the regulations Of this board. or sha
permit any other person to violate The same |
ne shall pay a fine Of $40.
10th. That the aforegoing regulations be
published three weeks in both the newsps
pers printed in this Town, aud a copy oil
hem handed by the Health Officer to the
daster ofevery quarantined vessel for his
government. BY order.
B. b. ROWLAND, Clerk.
Newport, June II, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28

Nails, Cutlery, Bellows, Hats, Dye
Stufis, &c.
LIQUORS,
OF most every kind and qnality.
Beet and Pork, Oats, Corn. and all kinds
IT farmers produce, by the quantity.
Utensils ofhusbandry, Of most every de.
'cription
Ropes and Cordage,
An assortment of DRY GOODS, Yarn.
Warp, &c.
Hops, at wholesale or retail:
Likewise BUTTER, of the first quail
~, and of the neatest workmanship, re
reived daily from the Farms adjacent 10
: ne town, which he expects to be constant
" supplied with, for sale at cost also. SO
'cral hundred cwt first quality CHEESE.
which with the articles above and-a far
@reafer number unmentioned. he will dis
pose OF on terms the most reasonable and
satisfactory. NAV "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28
Printed and Published by
ATEIW SON & READ,

In the Chambers Of 95, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square.)
Terms Of the Republic ".
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance.
Prise Of .idDsrtiSiHg.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till Forbidden, and charged accordingly
pAn accounts must be settled at least
once year.
UNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28

In consequence Of dispute about their
fathers will which bad been lost, two bro
theirs, named Samuel Payne, and Richard
Payne, lately met in Washington county,
both armed, and after much i'll blood wss
exhibited, Samuel Payne was shot by his
brother Richard, with rife, and instantly
expired. The murderer has fed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28
BENZ. III. Wilbor,

lN BRoAD-sTREET,
OPPOSITE M9J. HENRY BULLS.
Has for .Sdie,
ROCERIES, III all their variety;
~ A complete assortment OF Shoes;
Croekery, Glass, Stone. Eart,ern an,
ION WGcA;
. Nails, Cutlery, Bellows, Hats, Dye
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-28

S,aiesmon.- true genius that con-
duets state il he, who doing nothing him
self causes every thing 10 be done; he con-
triycs, be invents, he forsecs the future, he
reflects on what is past, he distributes and
proportions things: be makes early prepa.
rstions. he necessarily arms himself to
struggle against fortune, as a swimmer ~
gsinst rapid stream OF water; he is attcn.
tive night and day, that he may leave Moth
iDg to chance Ttiemachus.
Innoeenee.-The sweetest ingredient in
mirtb is innocence; it heightens and refiues
the humor and doubles the relish Of every
enjoyment. have seen many bad men
brutally,merry; but never one Of them quite
open, easy and unchecked IN his mirth.
That absolute serenity, that supreme ease,
ia solely the gift Of fvirlue.--Leiteysc concern
ing Mythology.
A well grounded and firm conviction OF
duty should never be scrIfced 10 the calls
Of inclination, be they ever SO pressing
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-16

MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-It is with sor-
row, that We state that on Friday night, of last
week, Mr.. Daniel Sanford first officer of the
Steamboat Connecticut, Captain Comstock,
was KIN ocked overheard, whilst proceeding up
Long Island Sound. 1t was dark the wind
was blowing heavy gale, and as the sea was
running very high, every effort to save the un-
fortunate man proved Intellectual. Mr.. San.
ford was resident of this town. and has left be-
hind him, wife AMI two children. BY all who
knew him, he was esteemed as an intelligent
industrious and worthy citizen, anl his loss
will DO severely felt, particularly by his family
and the Fulton Steam boat Company. lie wa.
a skilfui and practical pilot and navigator;--had
sailed with Captain Comstock for more than
eight years, in the Steam boats and packets,
and wa, highly esteemed, for his worth, and
nautical knowledge, by that accomplished and
efficient officer.