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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
His Britanic Maiesty's Ship Asia,
NAVARiNO, 23rd Oct. 1927.

Monster L'-4mUal-
When your Excellency did me the
honor OF voluntarily placing yourself
and the Russian squadron under my
command, you gave me right to
judge Of your conduct in that situation,
by making me in a great measure res
ponsible for it. ] take advantage then
OF that right, to say, that l coDlem
plated your way oflcadIng your squad
ron into battle on the ooh with the
greatest pleasure, that nothing can ex
coed the good management of the
ships under your special direction, and
that my having had you under my or
ders in that bloody and destructive
engagement, will be one otlhe proud
est events of my life.
have the honor TO be &c.
lSlgned) + CODRINGTON.
10 III K Rear Admiral
Count Hrlden, &c.
N. B.-The answer of Rear Ad.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
From the Lexington Reporter.
FAYETTE ADMINS RATION

u
MEETING.
At large and respec table meeting OF the CT
,izcns of Fayeue County, friendly 10 the pre-
s,n, Administration of the General Govern
m, MT. held at The Courthouse in Lexington on
he 5th of October, 1897,
Richard Higgins was appointed Chairman
and James Cowan and Harry l. 6odley, Sec
re,aries.
On motion, Resoioed, That james Shelby, Da-
yid Barton Chas. E. Frazer, Matthews
FIournoy and Richard Pindeli be appointed
committee to report resolutions and an address
10 the People of Kentucky on ,he subject oil the
next Prrsid initial election.
The committee above appointed retired ana
after delibrralion reported to this me' uns
an Address, which was read and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted
The following preamble ard resolutions
were also reported and being separately reau
were adopted by the meeting
WHEREAS il is the right of freemen 10 assem-
ble and express their sentiments in relation I"
nubl;c men and measures. and The duty OF the
true friends of our republican institutions to use
their best efforts at all times to sustain their
views of policy, as well as the fundamental
principles Of their government :.
And whereas, ali public servants who dis
charge their duties faithfully and with ability
are ia ,tly entitled to the confidence and sup
port Of the people
And whereas, this meeting composed as II is
of many persons, the early acquaintance ana
neighbours Of Henry Clay, who can Proodi!
bear tes,im ny to his honesty, purity and high-
mindcdness, in every situation oil life IN which
he has been placed, have witnessed with lndlg-
nation tn. attempt Of his enemies and the en-
emies of the American system, 10 destroy his
good name, first by charging him with the
Grimes Of bribery and corruption in the dis
charge of his duties as OUR representative "o'
their's) and secondly by repeating and re'tera-
ting said charge after the witness relied upon
,n prove it has declared his Innocence: and to
enabl. his enemies to continue their per. ecu
lion. the absurd doct inc is advanced by them,
,ba, the accused must aeqmt himself and proue
his onn innocence, and this too alter the aecuser
had failed 10 exhibit the least particle OF proof
to sustain his charges, though he attempted to
do SO by calling upon distinguashsd member
&c Congress to testify to certain facts alleged oy
him 70 be true, but which the said member oil
Congress ayers are rot true -
And whereas, this meeting entertaining con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
DAVID MARTINI.

fH7AS just received and offers for sale at his Book
IA and Stationary Store, on King street, second
door east Of Royal street, the following, viz:
handsome assortment of Lithographic Prints and
Copperpla'e Engravings, consisting of Views, Heads
&c.
A beautiful selection Of small colored Engrayings
views Of the principal seaports, Harbours Cliffs &c
otthe South. coast of England.
Crayons for evsrpointed pencils. BLACK Crayons,
Scrubs, for painting on velvet
Water Colours in boxes, and BY single cake
Pink and Blue saucers, with general assortment OF
drawing materials
Battle doors and Shuttecocks, Portable wrtngdesks
Also on hand, New Music for the Piano Forte,
Books of Instruction for the Voice Violin, Piano Forte
Harp, Guitar, Dassoon, Clarioneu German flute and
Fife; with an assortment Of violns, Claronetts, Ger
man Flutes, Single Fageolets, Octave Flutes, and
Flies. rov Ut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05

A letter from Lausanne, OF the lst Of Sepe
tember says,"In agreat par. Of Swr zerland there
has been after the excessive heat OF the sums
mer,a most extraordinary temperature. On the
26 August it showed in the town OF Appenzel;
some days after there was snow towards the
Right, below the cold baths On the 3o'h OF
August, at six in the morning, Reaumer's Their
momeler was at ls deg below Zero, though in
the month of January it was never below Is
deg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
attention.!
alexandria .4rtiiierists-

Alexandria .4rtiilerists-
V1OU are hereby notified to attend Quarterly Meet
II ing of the Company on Tuesday evening, 9th inst
az o'clock at the Room adjoinng the To Sn Hall-by
order of the captain -
nov5 hooADonI, oee
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR, FOR 1928.
vIyHIs day published, snd for sale by A. T. KENNE-
nv at Ills Bookstores, in Washington and Alexan.
The Atlantic Souvenir, Christmas and New Years
for 1928 embellished with II elegant Engrav-
ings. Price 81 so.
Daily expected,
smalps Pocket Remembrancer, 1929; the Keepsake,
svo, is plates engraved Oy Heath Annual na aet
The Red rover, new Novel, by the author OF the
spy: finllay's Pocket Maps efthe United states
nov S-s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
New Fall Goods.

DECEIVED by the last arrivals from New-York,
IL fft:,er supply Of q packages sessonable 1"ois'
Also. of beautiful LeghOrn Bolivar Hats, very
fine, and most fashionable style.
90 dozen good wool hats will be sold cheAp, by
JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
South west corner Of King Il Fairfax-streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05

,.,.r. received in New Orleans, from Mex
.,,,e ,ha, the Legislature ofihe state OF
rn,d,laxary, lately passed law Han'sh'ns
..v ,,,son born in Spain, and hindering the
wing away Of any property or money ex,
Inc 500 in amount. This measure had
,,ussd great alarm and distress TO many oil Tie
;,b,bitauls Of that state.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05

A meeting of The Freehoiders Of Eairi.x
County, favorable to the reelection OF John =
Adams to tie Presidency Of the U, States, is
respectfully requested on the Sd Monday in
ner month. at the Court House Of said county,
that being court day.
2oth Oct. 1927. MANY VOTERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
NF,NN ANIDR1Aa
v0RNINC, NOVEMBER S. 1877.

Or. ruling passion of the Hsr0i'lsh party Is
luz .n,,,;on and deception. They know
ni'i'p &c, which the 's,rong side" has upon
Inc md, and office hunting politicians ana
's'N e.. claim triumph in every election
.S.rs they bappen to succeed in one OF ~" :,
'.Ddidares GU, of dozen. Thus IT was as. 40
en-. Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Ken
y" ',. and sill more unblushingly was onio
w. I'D The recent elections in the last
''D a Safe were more decisively against
a = rvropt than at any former period. In the
.. ,Lere are twenty four friends of the adj
;n.,r,,ion out of lhirysix members; * in the
,ra.,, Of Representatives our strength is sun
IT, 80. whi,, in Congress we have eleven to
's,,s IN IL, House. and both Sesl'ors. ester
lev, mail supports this statement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
For weight.

"A The brig
~ EDWARD,
mN J. Pitcher, Master, carries about l8OO nois.
aSf2.is = sup rior vessel. viii be ready to take
cargo in three days. and will take freight to Europe,
the w. Indies. or coastwise. Apply to
WM FOWLE Co.
Who have for sale said briggs cargo of 1850 casks no.
maston lime - oct 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
Potatoes.

THOR sale on hoard the sloop Wilton, John Alder
Master, from Portland, choice cargo of potatoes.
Families who wish to lay in their Winter supply, have
now an opportunity to obtainth ofa superior quality
apply on board the sloop, lying at Ramsays Wharf.
"rpw e St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05

The Citizens Of Prince William, opposed to
The election Of General Andrew Jackson as
President Of the United States, are respectfully
requested to mret at the Court House Of their
County, on The first Monday in Noueo'der nsr !,
for the purpose Of taking init consid. Grafton the
expedicncy Of sending Delegates TO :he Con
vention which will be held in Richmond on the
second Tuesday in January next, being the Sth
MANY FREEHOLDERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE.
King Street, doors Vest Of Royal-St' Aisza
So % SO 81 ~ SO
are the numbers drawn in the Grand Consolidated
Lottery the drawing of which took place in the City
of Washington on the 3lst October.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
Mechanic NeAief Society.

4 Stated quarterly meeting ofthe Mechanic Relief
n Society," will be held at their hall on Wednesday
evening next, 9TH inst. at o'clock. BY order OF the
President. JOHN CoksE' Secy.
nov ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-05
From the National Journal

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
LOUIS PAIMBour. of New York 10 be Consul
of the United States, at the Island Of Curacao,
in place of Philip Robinson, resigned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
Pishey VhoMAVsnM

ilSNcS NOWVS0N
HAS Just received the Westminster Review No.
III XIII. Price per annum.
CONTENTS
Art State of Ireland = Reports Of the Committees
oCthe House of Lords and Commons Oh tie State
ofIreland, 1924
H. Poetry OF J. T.. l..
l. The Troubadour
.. The Golden Violet.
iii. GaIlican Church
l. Reflections sur PEtat de lEg'ise en- France
pendant lie Dix hut cine Steele, sIivies de
Mclanges R,Ggieuses ct Philosophiqucs. Par
n pAbbe f. de la Mourai.
2. MeaoIre c0nSulter sur I'm Svstcme Rei-
gicux eli Politique tendant reverser Ia Re-
gion Ia Societe, ct le Trone. Par NJ. lie
Comte lie Montlnsicr.
3. Des Comediens ct du Cerge.
w. Criminal Law Substance of the Speech OF the
Right Hon Robert Peel in the TIuuse of Com.
mons on Thursday, March 9th, IS 6, on NOV
ing for leave to bring in bill for the amend
ment of the Criminal Law and bill for con-
soldatinp the laws relating TO Larceny.
The Italian Novelists Translated from the Italian
bv Thomas Roscoe.
VI Timber rr,lc.-- The effects ofthe NewSystem of
Free Trade upon Shipping, Colonies, and
Commerce, exposed in letter to the Right
Hon. w. Huskisson. by S. Atkinson, Esq. Of
Iincoln's Inn.
VIII Airy's Mathematical Tracts on Physical Astrono
Mutation. designed for Students in the Univer
sity.
VIII. Dante.--La Commedia di Dante Alighiera H.
lustrata da Ugo Foscolo
TX Corn Iaws.---A Catechisn on the Corn Laws with
List of Faaces, and the Answers BY a
Member of the University of Cambridge.
" Lngard. "A vindcaton of certain Passages in the
Fourth and Fifth Volumes Of the History Of
England.
XI. Life and Organization.
l. Memoire sur la Structure Elementars des
princpaux Tissus Organiques DIES Anmaux
Par VI. II Milne Edwards, NJ, ID. C.7rchires
generates de Hedecine. J
2. Recherches Microscopiques sur Ia Structure
intime DIES Tissus 0rganiques des Animaux
Par NJ. II. Milne Edwards NJ ID. Iues a Ia
Societe Philomatique, lie 10 Avut 1896. I'm.
mates DIES Sciences Nuturei2es, Dee 1861
XII. Periodical Literature. The Quarterly Review:
"Greek Courts of Justice" No. Sc.
Washington june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

nance except the length and monotony of the
face, the convex surface ofwhich is unbroken,
save by long, strait, rounding nose, and, an
oval shaped mouth from the eyes to - chin.
Pept is Of short stature, but we'll IN has
an air of shrewdness and vivacity; it, eyed,
however, that he is the most harder L. Villain
of the three, as he boosted to MIR. Ginoulhiac
that " he, had the honor of killing Capt Bright,
man and the Irishman, with his own hands, -
They are all doubtless professed bravoes, whose
trade is blood.
They were all three sent back to the Jail
where they are held subject to the Federal au.
thority. The Circuit Court of the u. Stairs is
now in session at Richmond, and should the
documents touching the case have been for
warded in time to reach the Judge before the
Court adjourns.it is expected the prisoners will
be ordered there for trial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
REMARKABLE.

The New York Mercantile states that the
ship Henry w. Capt. Skiddv, arrived there
from Charleston, on the 9Th inst, tell in with the
schr Coral, from Charleston for New York, with
loss of bowspri,, and totally dismas:ed, and
took from her q passengers, viz. Mr. Glliert,
daughter and servt. Mr. & Mrs. Brown, Mr.. x
Mrs. Lamb, Mr.. s. Mrs. Kenny, Miss Wiimo',
Miss Walker, Messrs. Flagg, Cunningham,
A. Vilineux, w. Hays, A. Da,on, Fri,hs, w:
Houseman, Sidney, Hill, Peters, Kenny and
Wilmot
On the same day, fell in with the schr. Gram
pus, from Charleston for Philadelphia, in sink
ing condition, and took off the crew, seven in
number.
On the 9th, lat. "a, lon. rs 80, Eel in with the
schr. Catherine, Warning, Of and for New York,
from New Orleans, full Of water, and took eff
the Captain, crew, and Mr.. w Gay: passenger.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
Wines , 6|c.
hate Publications..

4 NARRATIVE of the incidents attending the
~ Capture, Detention, and Ransom OF CHARLES
JOHNSTON, of Rotetomt County, Virginia, who was
made Prisoner by the Indians, on the River Ohio, in the
year 1900 together with interesting of the
Fate of his Companions, FIVE in number one of whom
suffered at the Stake TO which re adds d, Sketches
OF Indian Characte and Manners, with Illustrative An
ecdotes
Lemprere's Dictionary revised by Anthem of New
York,
Is this Religion; Page from the Book of the
World,
Randolph's Reports vol 4th,
Coxe's American Dispensatory, New Edition.
PERIODICALS.
American quarterly Review Nos. and 2
Edinburgh and London quarterly Reviews
Philadelphia Medical Journal
Subscriptions for the above received by
A. I. KENNEDY.
June Is 3teo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
Trust Sale.

DIV virtue offs deed Of trust executed to the subscr
I'D her, by Charles s. Carter, dated the goth April,
1925, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Eau.
quer county court, on the 9th day of juno, 1885, for
the purpose OF securing to Thomas Warland, of the
city of Boston, and commonwealth OF Massachusetts q
certain sum Of money in the said deed mentioned, I
haproceed to sell by public auction, on Nondoy the
1871 day In. 1927, the premises, to the highest
bidder for cash, tine Tract OF Land in the said deed
mentioned being part OF tract of land lying in the
county of fauquer called and known BY the name of
Saint AiN,
containing hundred and eighty four acres one rood
and IS 22-lG0 poles, be the same moro or less. e.
FRANCIS w. BROOKE, -
NAV 2l-ts Trustee
gTThe above sal. is post.
poneed until the igttteaM cfJu!y rsxt. FwB.
iine 1S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
A0uA0un land. SC. For Sale.

A0NuNNN AIHn0. &c. FOR sale.
IIURsUANT to decree OF the Circuit Court Of
the District Of Columbia for the County IF Alex.
anra pronounced At last April term of said Court in
the of John Stump and David Ricketts,, against
john 7. Newton, Francis Adams and Mary his wife,
VIM. s. Newton, Henry C. Newton, Jane Eliza New.
ton, Thomas w. Newton, Albert o. Newton, >inah
Ann Newton Joseph NJ. Newton, and Augustine F.
Newton, the undersigned commissioners will, on
7ucsdny the 14M day .sSgua ner being the Tuesday
in loudoun Court week, sell at public auction to the
AsHSss highest bidder on the premises, all that
49, TR.aCT OF LAND
sTsS ip the county of Loudoun, situate or both
s,3ss. sides Of the Leesburg Turnpike Road, be-
tween Goose Creek and lie esburg, whcreon ph T.
Newton lately resided. and adjoining to which he al
present resides, containing about seven hundred
acres. The land with its metcs and bounds will
be shown by Mr. Joseph +. Newton. II will be divd.
Ell into lots to suit purchasers Terms of sale for the
land: one fifth ofthe purchase money to be paid down,
and the residue in three equal annual nstalments,-
bond and security with deed of trust on the land
to secure the latter payments
A I'd on Saturday the 25M 4ngust merit, at noon,
-. will be seldom the premises that lot of ground
4G.l1 on the north side of Prnce-street, with the
4 81 =: Improvements thereon, now in the occupancy
- ofDavid Ricketts, as his dwelling, fronting AZ
fect9 inches on street, and running back 1877
feet 9 inche, 10 10 feet alley.
Also, tia, beautiful vacant LOT at the north.
of Prince and st Asaph Streets fronting
50 feet inches Oh Prnce.street, and runniIg back
with line of st. Asaph.street to the aforesaid 10
feet alley, Terms fer those lots made known at the
time Of sale G GEoRGr W,s pkAkE' Comm.
GJThe Leesburg Genius Of Liberty viii publish the
above till sale. june SIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

NV dear Duke Of Wellington-l believed IT
10 be so generally understood, that the King u
sually enlrusts tn formation Of an Aministra-
ton to the individual whom il is his MaJesty's
gracious intention to place at the head oil 1t,
that il did not occur to me, when communi-
Gated to your Grace, yesterday. the commands
which ] have Just received from his Majesty,
TO add, that, in the present instance, his Ma]es-
Wy does not intend 10 depart from the usual
course of proceeding on such occasions.
/ am sorry to have delayed some hours, this
answer TO your Grace's Letter: but from the
nature Of the subject, did not like 10 forward
it, without having previously submitted it TO-
gether with your Grace's Letter., to his Ma
jes,y.
Ever my dear Duke of Wellington,
Your Gracc's sincere and faithful servant,
Sieued GEO. CANNING.
His Grace the Duke of Wellington.
The Duke of JEelington 10 Mr. Canning.
LONDON, April II, 1927.
Ny dear Mr.. Canning-l have received your
letter Of this day. and did not understand that
of yesterday evening, as you have now explain
ed il 10 me.
understand from yourself, that you had
in contemplation another arrangement; and
do not believe that the practice 10 which you
refer has been so invariabe, as TO enable me to
affix meaning to your letter, which its words
did not. in my opinion, convey.
thrust you will have experienced no incon-
venience from the delay of this answer; which
assure you has been occasioned by the desire
to discover mode, by which could continue
united with my recent Colleagues.
sincerity wish that could bring my mind
10 the conviction, that with the best Intentions
on your part, your Government could be con-
Quoted practically on the principles OF that
Of Lord Liverpool; that it would generally be
| considered or that it would be adequate to meet
our difficulties in manner satisfactory to the
King, and conducive to the general interests OF
the country
| As however, am convinced that these prin
! ciples must be abandoned eventually, that all
our measures would be viewed with suspicion
BY the usual supporters of the Government,
| that could do no good in the Cabinet, and that
| should at last be obliged 20 separate myself
! from it, at momept at which such separation
would be more inconvenient to the Kings SER
vice, than it can be at present; beg you TO re-
quest his Majesty to excuse me from belong
| ing to his Councils.
Ever, my dear Mr.. Canning,
Yours, most sincerely,
(Sirned) WELLINGTON.
The Right Hon George Canning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
Q11 ACRES.

The purchaser to give bond with one CT more sua-
cient securities payable in three equal annual install.
ments, to bear interest from the day Of SALE aud deed
otrst upon the land to the punctu.l payment
Of the said instalrnents and interest
JOHN STANARD, N F. C. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
More New Gouds.
Que Cent Reward. ;,

ONe CGMG NtWarU. -
ID WAY from the undersigned, about the hrst
IL of March last an ndented apprentice to the Tai
lorng business, named Henry Kirk; hereby forwarn
all persons from harboring or employing said boy
June 19-5t ROBERT MASSiE'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
Notice is hereby Given,

VTvHAT application will be made to the President and
Il Directors of the Bank OF Potomac for the renew
al of three shares Of Stock Of the said Bank Nos 5299
$780, and S50l, dated 18th November, 1905 issued in
the Of Richd. Rdgeway, which certificates have
been lost or mislaid.
june 1876 DAVID MDGEWAY, Ex'r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
dissolution Of Copartnership.

DlssNINtlOh Oh OOpaftNefshll.
yIVHE copartfership heretofore existing under the
l. firm of GOODTpINtT KE.a7ING, was displyed,
BY mutual consent, on the 9th instant.
Those having claims against the concern will pre-
sent them to EnwAnp GOODWIN for settlement, who
is authorised TO collect the debts due to the firm
EDWARD GOOUrIN,
GEORGE w. HEATING
June 10 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

MarShaPs Sale Of Lands in Tirginia.
QY virtue OF decree ofthe Superior Court of Chan
ID Gerry for the Fredericksburg District, pronounced
on the 10th May 1926, in the case ofroster Co. 70.
Hunton and Of another decree pronounced in the said
cause on the 9th October 1896 shall on tie In day
Of amgat nerf, at Haymarket in the county of Prince
William. expose to sale by public auction, TO the hip
est bidder, twe-,hirds Of the Lands which descended
to the heirs Of William Green, decd. situate, lying,
and being in the said county, exclusive OF the widows
dover therein and the reperson in the one third part
thereof, constituting her said dow cr the whole sup
noced IN contain abOut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

In avoiding Of afectation, have special care
not to fall into it, by affecting not TO be al
feeted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
AUCTIONS.
THIS EVENING, at half pasi scven o'clock.

THIS EVENING, at half pasl seven o'elcek,;
r WILL selfat my auction rooms very general as
i sortment Of DRY GOODS TO which will be ad-
ed new blue cloth Coat, and small invoice Of Sum.
her Coathing.
ALsO-6 German concert Flutes, kegs Maccabau
Snuff Shaving Cases, an elegant Passage Lamp, ladies'
Work Stand, German Quilts, and handsome colec-
ton Of Books.
JAMES c. BARRY, Auctioneer.
June 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

We are sorry to see he following communi-
cation published in the Baltimore American. 1t
smacks a little ofjeaIousy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20
JOHVlUHFCtftU JW INC sI"teTst
BREMEN TOBACCO MARKET.

Late letters from Bremen discourage the
shipment of Ohio tobacco; particularly the span
rled and yellow descriptions. One letter saws
,"beware of all sorts of Ohio Tobacco. There
is great prejudice against it all over Germa-
nv" Another states, "that the yellow and CO.
Toured Ohio Tobacco has only succeeded in a
few instances for the Russian markets; and
whilst good yellow superior MARYLAND leaf is
worth So grs. the sa,!e colour, in what is usu-
alIy sen, as Ohio, will hardly bring "a grs. The
favor in all is inferior"