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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
Saddle, Harness e. Trunk Business
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them and begs leave to assure
them that with the aid of of the best workmen,
and an ample supply of the most choice materials, he
will be able to render entire satisfaction to those who
NAV please to favor him with their business either by
order or personal application In addition to his usual
assortment he has always hand number of elegant
HARD LE.aTHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS
And great variety ofthe best gig and riding Whips.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
For Rent,

H. large well situated Store, with an excel
E :: (: :: ;: r. f:
ceve the preference. The rent will be moderate.
oct 80 GEO. COLEMAN.
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The SaAAling business

Is carried on by Roberto Degge at the corner o. h'
and Royastreets, the sign of the HoC1y morse, 10
f,thf, and neatly executed supplies of the PATENT
SPRING SADDLE. L. u. PRE ! 4 WAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
James w. Scott,

South. ,oesi Corner of King and Fdirfar Streets
SE1AS lust received in addition to his fall supply,
n Super6ne and low priced blue cloths
Devonshire kerseys
Rose and point blankets
Sattinets, red and green baizes
Fanncls, bombazettes
Merino cashmere and barrage hdkts
Superfne dark prints, new style
Plaid and figured silks
Swiss musins, cloth shawls
Ladies' and gentlemen's plaid cloaks, &c &c
ALso-Eng!ish Seine Itvins. dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
Pork for Sale Uheap

vINHE subscribers have quantity OF Fork that they
Il viii sell at very reduced price, in consequence
OF some of it having been injured by the late FIRE
ROBINSON e SHIivN,
ian % VowePs Wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
Notice,

vIyHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he carries at his old stand, south
side Of King-street nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank Alexandria, the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
Prince William County Court,

December Cd, S23.
Thomas Chapman, late surviving acting executor OF
VIM. Carr, decd. AMI John Spence, administrator de
hons non with the win annexed Of the said William
Carr decd. ComPlainants
William II. Tebbs and Lydia Tebbs his Wife and Chas
Ming and Victoria Ming his wife, defendants.
IN CHlNCERK
YuyHIS cause this day to be heard by consent
of parties upon the b,ll answers OF the defendants
and exhibits and was argued by counsel; upon cons-
Iteration whereof and by like consent, the Court doth
aitge order and decree, that the defendants Charles
Ming and Victoria his wife, be forever buried and fore
closed from all equity Of redemption in the morgaged
premises in the bill mentioned That the part Of the
tract OF isa on Broad Run, containing seven hundred
acres belonging to Charles Ming and wife, agreeaby
20 the partition between them and said VIM. ii. Tebbs,
in the proceedings mentioned, be sold by public auc-
tom TO the highest bidder, for cash. by the Commis
sioner hereinafter named, after giving sixty days no
lice of the time and place of such sale, in some news
paper printed in the town OF Alexandria, and by adver
tisement at the door Of the Court House OF Prince
William County, and apply the proceeds OF such sale
first to the payment of the costs charges and expens
s thereof and OF the execution OF this decree, second
w. to the payment ofnneteen hundred and sixty-eght
dollars and fifty cents. and interest thereon from the
date hereof to the complainant Thomas Chapman or
his assignee and pay the residue, any, to the
defendant Charles Ming; That John Macrae do carry
this decree into effect But the rights ofhe complain
ants in relation residue OF the said mortgaged debt
are reserved and the Court retains the cause for such
further decree in relation to the other defendants and
the said Ming AND wife. as it may think proper.
a Copy-Teste, p u DAVE, c. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-08
40 Net,

y NV
- The wharfand Lots at present occupied
EEA by Geo, Smoot & Co, with the house ,aPpur-
4.aaI tenant thereto. For terms apply to William
E&Nal Herba-, or Maurice Herbert, Alexsn-
y JNO C. HERBERT, =.
wifi near Evansville, Md
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VIM. Fowle & Co

w III. FOWlC y W.
TIVE in store, and offer for sale,
Ill $50 chests Young hyson tea, of re.
50 Q ten TEN c cat boxes perior quality '"'
10 half chests Imperial and gunpowder
50 ten catty boxes tea.
3 cases choppas
500 pieces X U Bruesgin's and other quali,ice
Russia Duck
90 do half duck
$50 do heavy and light ravens do
$50 do brown and bieached sheetings
16 tons st. Petcrsbltrgh clean hemp
10 cases Bridport sliad and herring seine twin.
600 sides red sole leather
$4,000 lbs St. Domingo and Havana coffee
10000 lbs Sunatra pepper
,o0 h hhl.' Muscovado sugars
Half pipes and quarter casks Ker's & Co. supc
rior Madeira wine
90 cases sparkling Champagne
2l00 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
$4,000 bushels Turks Island, st. Ubes Lisbon do
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
90 cases tacks and sprigs
70 bbls No. behring's
find of Domestic Goods, q large supply of
Brown and bleached shlrtings and sheetings
Cassmeres, sattinets, kerseys, and coarse wooen
goods ofvariOus kinds nov 81
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NOTICE.
J.T.RANdsAY, ATTORNEY AT Law
Will Transact ali business confded to him. dec l.
a Wet Nurse Wanted.

4 HEALTHY Woman, with breast OF fresh milk.
\ who can come well recommended, may hear OF i
good situation application to the editors OF tins
oer or by letter addressed to A. b., Fairfax Coug..
House, Va. nov9
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fashionable Hats.
TNOMAS r. MARTIN

TAUEEAS =. INANTXN
NJ I has Just received supply OF HATS from
r. I New York, consisting OF first quality Bea-
A 4 yer hats, made particularly for him, and
children sfancy hats, suitable for the sea-
son. He has also on haS,d, usual general assort-
ncnt of HATS of his make, that are warranted
good and is preparedt to furnish gentlemen that may
favor him with their custom, with as good Hats as they
can get in the District.
Customers Can have the Hats they buy of him ironed
gratis dec
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Grapes and Figs

40 JARS Malaga Grapes, 50 half and quarter 00Ae'
10 Figs, cases Hats, for sale oy IN
feb Q a. U. CA1ENOv = -
Fresh Supply Of Garden seed !:
vIyHE subscriber has Just received fresh supply u
Il Garden Seed, selected in England by an eHps sa
enced hand, which with his importation last tall
his assortment large and complete. There are &c"
sorts of Cabbage, several of English Peas ana oeA
do. of Reddish, SC. .s.v
ian 20 II. i. RAN2-e-
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70 Rent,
Coach Making

NTISHES to inform his customers and the public al
w large, that he stlccntinues the above business
in all its various branches, at his old stand Pitt
street. between King and Cameron streets, ans has
hand and for safe,
THREE COACHES IND SEVERlL GIGS.
new and second hand, which he will sell low for Cash
Aso repairs done in his line the shortest notice and
in the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
FOR RENT,
"a The Store now occupied by Mr.. Brent & Co
.ts on King street. between Royal and Pitt streets,
and possession giventne 9TH Sept next. Apply as a.
above. july %
TO Let,
AMS A comfortable house on Pr;nce-street, nearly
EZ opposite the Bank ofPotomac. Appl. 10
oct 2S GEO, COLEMAN.
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EDM. :. LEE, e, c,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

1t is mentioned that John j. Crittenden
is appointed IT, ). Attorney for Kentucky;
and Thomas ii. Fletcher to the same Of
flee in Tennessee.
The newspapers in the principal cities at
the south, remark that the theatres are not
patronized as they were wont to be- The
REMARK we believe holds good as regards
the Boston Theatre.
William Patterson, Esq has presented
to the city of Baltimore, lot Of six acres,
OH the beautiful height called hampstead
Hill, to be converted into Public Walk
The City Council has accepted this liberal
offer, and passed resolutions for the inclos-
ure and improvement of this ground, which
is already favourite promenade from the
various and picturesque view which it COM
mands over the city, the harbour, and the
surrounding county 10 great distance
We scarcely know any spot on tide water,
more remarkable for beauty Of prospect
Path-killer, the head and the Oldest chief
Of the Cherokee nation, is dead
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

Strong opposition is making in New Hampshire
10 the reelection OF Mr.. Whipple, as a Represen-
ta,ive 10 Congress, msrely because he has filled
that Office or three successive sessions. Mr.. w. is
one of the ablest of the Hampshire delegation,
aud il is to be hoped that he will be successful
1t s not denied by his opponents, that he has faith
fully discharged the duties of Il Representatlv",
but Mr. Hill, oftho New Hampshire Patriot, sus.
poets him of having assisted in removing him, as
publisher of the laws and consequently is violently
opposed 10 him-nothwithstandng Mr.. Whippie
Is the "regularly nominafed' Caucu, candidate.
Mr.. Hill, It will he recolleced, has heretofore been
o great s,ickler for Caucus nominations, and his
souduct on this occasion shows his consistency to
great advantage.
We beg leave to congra ulate Mr.. Hill on his
recen, good fortune in Icing elected President oi
tie Merrnack Bank, and hope it will be the
means Of restoring HIM to his usual good nature.
There is something iu this which surprises u,
and that is tina, printer should be the proprietor
of bank stock. 1t is truly novel sight, TO behold
one Of our fraternity elevated to the Presidency OF
q monied institution
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

Mr.. Saunders makes but slow progress in his
plans Of inpeaching the Secretary of State.
Nothing has been done, yet, with the resolution
but il has given the distinguished Mr.. Weems, Of
Maryland, and few others of the small fry he
speeches. II must be Notifying to every lover of
his covn.ry, to see the time of Congress taken up,
day after day, with subject of so trilng nature.
as that Of appointing printer to publish The law'
"by authority" The whole amount expended
no. exceed So 100
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17
CHARITABLE FUEL SOCIETY.

From the treasurer's report, made at the
quarterly meeting on the 9th instant, we
extract the following statement:
" Ii appears, that since the annual meet
ing in October last, l5l applicants and
destitute families have been supplied with
fuel; l04 OF them have been supplied
within the short space Of % days-irom
the lst of January to the 9TH lnsant-du-
ring which period the disbursements of the
Society were 5O7 dollars, SO cents and
had it not been for the timely aid of dona-
tions, from 28 individuals, to the amount
of IL dollars, 66 cents, at this distressing
season, the funds of the Society must have
failed to answer the design Of its establish
ment But the officers have derived sat
isfaction from having it i'll their power to
answer the calls Of all proper objects Of
the Society's munifcence. 1t should,
however, he observed, that while, from the
18th Of October, the amount expended was
434 dollars, 80 cents, the number of dis
tributions was l5I-making the average
less than 8 dollars each, which, when
viewed in connexion with the very high
price Of wood, must be satisfactory evil
dence to the subscribers, that n judicious
discretion has been exercised by the dis
trbuting committee; who, Notwithstanding
their very arduous duties, have not failed
to use every proper and requisite scruti-
n.y."
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SOMETHING NEW.


TTNiIE subscriber would inform the inhabitants
following branches ut business in all their various
at No. 18. Westminster Street g doors below ;he
Bank of North Amcrlca) viz
PLUMBING.
Composition Fan Li.ht Sashes and Side Light,
for doors, windows book cases &C. made and finish
cd in a supcror style; Vessels iiawse Leads
Scuppers and stern Pipes made and set in n faith
fat manner. Also, S,erns and Tatirels loaded
Sheet Lead Pipes, Of every description for house.
sinks, &c made a. short notice. Also, deep Sos
Lends, window and clock Weights, &c.
PAINTING.
Signs leterel and gilt, either plain or ornament
al, and the various branches OF Painting attended
to.
GLAZING.
Glass set in new or oli sashes with neatpess ard
despatch, in any part the town cr vicinity.
BELLOVS MAKING.
Smiths and ships Bellows made on the old acc
of spades plan. Also, Bellows repaired
Piano FORTES. ORGANS, GUITARS, Sc
Tun,d aud repaired IT the shortest notice (aV
time between Monday mornings aud saturday eve
nings,) ~
PROFILES.
Correct .Miniit,vs Prgft Likeaesscs taken by an
improved machine. newly invented by the suhscri
ber, every evening, except that oi Sunday, at bs
room as above--at = cents.
All orders pune ually fulfilled, and gratefully ae
,Ulr Iced. ROBERT w. JENkS.
Jan. %. 81
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Deaths,

In this town, on Wednesday last, Nr. Gray Wood
Go ke. inthe ihth YEA OF r> age.
Yesterday morning. Nr. Samuel w. Cotton. for
merly of Bufi' " Y. .agel about22 very indus
I ols and worthy vOung man. Funeral, tomorrow
Afternoon. Immediately afer Divine srv,ce. from
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Samuel Wessou, No. ll6,
Westm in-ter-street
In Newport 3th inst. Mrs. Sarah D. Jack, wife of
Mr.. Alexander Jack, aged 40.
A. Central Falls. Smithf i'd on Monday last Mr..
wilson Jacobs. in the 33 year Of his age, son OF
Nathaniel Jacobs. ESD OF New York.
In Nrrolk. Nwg. 9th ult. Mrs. Mary A. Harts-
horn. wife OF Mr.. Samuel W. Harshorn, formerly Of
this town, in the 2Ist year Of her age.
In Augusta Geo. Both ul. Mrs Sarah Bosworth,
widow of the late Mr.. Parlon Bosworth of tins
town. in the 47th year Of her age.
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A fraud has been detected ut the manu-
facture OF back cellar in Wall-street, N.
York. Fair business is done in the front
cellars. The fraud appears to have been
in counferfeiting the checks of the Clinton
Mahuiactory, TO a great amount and pass
ing them. One rogue Is reported to have
realised $4,000 Several respectable bro
kers are Iaid to have been taken in. A
person by the name of Wood is implicated,
and has fled.
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PUBLIC CHARITIES. Among the nume-
rous charities with which this community
abounds, there is none more fully entitled
to the good will and donations of the be-
nevolent and generous, than the Providence
Fuel Society. BY an abstract Of the re-
port Of the Treasurer of this Society, which
will be found below, it will be perceived
that the Society, though young, has already
been instrumenia in dong much good, and
probably has relieved hundreds from state
Of miserable suffering, which but for It's ez-
istence, would, during the late period of
cold, been exposed to the wretchedness of
a calamitous situation. We cannot but
hope, that society founded for such noble
purposes, and carrying so much good into
effect, will be assisted in its operations, and
receive not only the appreciation Of the be-
nevolent, but the solid benefits of their free
will offerings and hearty donations. As
there has been some misunderstanding, in
relation to the objects of this institution, we
have been requested to say that only those
who are strangers to the town, or in other
Providence, are assisted by it, as the regu-
larry settled inhabitants Of the place have a
claim on the Treasury for support and as
sistance, which cannot be resisted The
Society found it impracticable, to assist all
Of the poverty-stricken, and hence they
were compelled to coniine their bene factions
to strangers.
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PO2YMAII y

- T. HINCKLEY, Porirnd .ijniaGi5e tiI-
~. tary Standard. Fancy gna Oraam'otai Pa.',-
ter, has removed ~ painting -'tah,ish'r-a =. 20.
SO, " estm.nste:-stres. u"xt door Nrs' o. ~
Schafler's Long Room, and two doors -H.- of g
UniS Sersailst Chapel, whore he would - .f,'.uel
to execute any orders ~ the following branches II
hs pro es on. foriai,- auo H.ir'n't..4 ,'.i
uary andsrds, Fancy aad q, uamcutai Painting oe
very description. wood, canvass, slts,, A.. -.
Plain and Ornamental letteII,g. old pam ..... is-
touched aud ,arnIshsj, Fugra, lus. eui ether .,--
lures varnshed and frame -an and ornamental
chair painting, and al kind, oi .a,n.tnc usu5'iy
done IN such es esahlIsnr,ert.
Charges moderate ""rA tanhu. y ."' * .od.-
tousy executed, aad every eilorl ma, ,e1o ,lea m.
patrons.
Being determined 10 devote his ,v'.Ir .t,,.p 20
the duties ofhis profession. ey... 81 rt'arv .i ,a-
made To ren'ier satisfaction 10 r. ..i..,.'ar'.
hose who have pictures wac. .n.. .t4 G.....
Gus to dispose Of can meet w'ths pore esrl g., ar
vegas above.
gp Soaui. uf ~ s'7"s con.lpn, 20. ...
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The pRoYIDENCE L4CE SCHOOL.

VOUNG Ladies mi the public are respectfully
III I1formed, that the subscribers school s ~
W ashington Street. on the corner of Mathew
sou Street. few more young ladies cat
be Gee, ,nr,odsted, upon the principles which ihc
subscriber Is happy TO say. have met with the'p
probation Of the publi" aud he respectable ana n.
iu.,rlous young ladies attached TO the institution.
Specimens. with many recent improvements. may
be seeh at the School. lace articles done up With
care and ueatness. at the School. Ms usual.
The public. uis hoped, are Informed that tins
school ,s perfectly distinct IRON the rne a. Ne~-
port or suy other, l.. ID. CHAPN.
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within his wake. Ia the next place he published
proclamation to the world, "prociaim1lg,' a Ia
mod General Smyth, that his most noble and pui.
SAINT self had taken the management OF the Wash
ington Telegraph, that he was about TO make a
general political reformation and called upon the
four quarters Of the world, and all Symmeszonia, TO
listen to him, and to flock to his standard.
Recently General Greene has been unusually
clamorous, but exceedingly inlelcate and indecent,
and has sent to the world publications which woul
disgrace the vest Herald of ST. Giles; and by this
kind Of conduct bids fair to do more injury to the
cause he would advocate than he possibly can to the
administration He is a man OF handsome tai
en!s, and when he writes under the influence of his
natural and original feelings, no mans writings
are more cha.,c and Interesting. But ss hc has m,'
with bu. little success, since he has been connected
with the Telegraph, and he finds it difficult to
keep up the publication, he has of late 'ecome cx
ceedrg'y and morose and cares hut little about
the nature of what ne publishes 1t is well known
that the founders of the Telegraph MerTs.M .McDufie
Eaton and Co. do not pay up so punc'ually as Gen.
Greene wishes. and that their delinquency is very
vexatious and embarrassing. We shall not be sur
pr.eJ the paper is suspended before the season clos
ss 4; and we shall not be astonshed if Gen. Greene
deserts Jacks and his party and offers his services
90 the administration.
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NOTICE.

IOHN CAkNES, OF Pawtucket, having made an
- assignment to the sub-criber. Of all his property
in trust for the benefit OF his creditors, agreeaby 10
the .enor Of said assignment, all persons indebted 10
the said Carnss are requested to make Immediate
payment TO BENJAMIN FEssENDEN, Of Pawtuckef,
who is duly authorised to settle said accounts and
all per ons who have any demands against said
Carnes requested to present the same to The cub
sciber within four mouths from date that the same
may be settled, and receive their dividend.
The whole stock 10 trade Of the said Carne.. con-
sistng of general assortment OF II Is. &c. will be
sold at his former stand in Pswtuckei. st cost for
cash. COOMER Z. MASON, Assignee
Feb. II.
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THE WEATHER an aim


unparalleled degree Of cold weather, which
commenced about the middle of January,
on Thursday last sudden change of tenn
perature took place, accompanied by CO.
pious shower OF rain, which, acting upon
the immense body of snow which covered
the face Of the earth, originated food Of
the waters, amounting TO almost deluge.
As yet, we have not heard that any dam
age has been done to the numerous mill
seats and manufacturing establishments
in this vicinity In this town some small
inconvenience has been sustained, and we
understand the bake-bouse Of Mr.. Benia-
min Robinson, situated on North " ater-
Street, was on Thursday night filled with
water, to the no small injury Of the enter
prising and industrious proprietor. A
dwelling house occupied by weaver, near
the Pawtucket Turnpike, was almost inun,
dated. The industrious fabric composer
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strange disposition seems to prevail with some
OF the Editors in this vicinity, to misrepresent the
conduc, and actions of Bolivar. Why it is 90, we
cannot tell. Nothing has yet transpired to show
him in any other character than that Of friend to
his adopted country, and to the welfare OF mankind
in general. Justice demands that we "ait until
some proof is produced that he inteads to subvert
the liberties of his ntry 10 further his own am
bilious views, before we bestow upon him the epl.
thets Of tyrsnt and traitor.
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went to bed the night previous, leaving his
looms in good order and well-condihon-
ed )" but when he awoke in the morning,
they were not to be approached in conse-
quence OF the influx OF the waters. The
looms were in the basement story, some
two or three feet below the surface of the
earth. II the weather should continue as
warm as it is at the moment we are writ
ing this paragraph, we fear that no incon-
siderable loss will be sustained by the man
uiacturing interests