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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
More Ivy Goods.

TNHE subscribers have received by the schooner 20,
Il lumbia from New-York, an additional supply OF
STdPLE md FANCY DhY GOODS.
consisting inp,rt of the following articles;
Extra fine steel Oxford mx'd cloths
do do do do do
Extra do olive do
Fine do do
l case black senshews
Black Florence, very superior
10. mode
Blue and black forences, very wcighty texture
dozen assorted copd barrage hdkfs
do do gro de nap do elegant goods
100 pieces assorted piping cords
English white silk half hose
Do black do do
No 5, 4, 6. 9 and - assorted Taf4ata ribbons
so pieces cotton fringes, assorted
Points and cluster crls, warranted of the best ma
Black ostrich feathers
aloz Black bobbinnett lace wells, some very su.
- perior with splendid borders
Blafk watered belt ribbons
do SILK veket'do do fg'd. new article
Plain white. pink, Mazarene blue and sky-blue
u doz chdren's bobbinnett lace cops
2 do ladies do do do, cottage
shape
8 do null caps, beautiful patterns
8 do superior edle work'd robes, real French
work, splendid patterns
do Swiss muslin capes, real French work,
more elegant than any we have offer.
ed for sale as Yet
l case Tartan plaids some handsome patterns
Superior white flannel &C. &c.
They respectfully solicit the public generally to call
and examine, feeling assured that more general as
sortment than their store now contains has seldom
been offered Tor sale i'm this place. They are thankful
for the fvors they have received, and shall endeavor
by selling every reduced prices, and by evry other
means a.continued share of the public patronage.
nov u KYLE s. DAWSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
From the Democratic Press.
THE BRITISH MINISTRY.


The following list, without noticing any ms
tcrmediate arrangements, exhibit in opposite
columns the names Of the members OF the two
Cabinets, over the one Of which Lord Liver
pool presided at the period OF his retirement,
and the other of which is now organized under
Lord Gooderich Although the names IN both
lists are equal in number, the set OF offices 10
which they are attached is not exactly the same
in the one case, as the other:
Lord LirerpooFs Cabinet. Lord Goodsr,ehs Cd6'"a
Mr.. Canning, Marquis OF Lansdo"he
Earl of Harrowby, Earl OF Carlisle,
Lord Melville, Mr. Siurgis Bourne,
Earl Of Liverpool, Duke OF Portland,
Earl oflVestmoreland, Mr.. Tierney,
Duke of Wellington, NJ. Hnskisson,
Earl Bathurst, Mr.. lIerries,
Mr.. Robinson, MIR. Robinson, now
Mr.. WINNIE, Lord Goodcrlch,
Lord Bexley, Mr.. Nynne,
Lord Bexley,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
Thirty Dollars Reward

NOR the apprehension and delivery of Henson Dove
Il to the Commanding officer at Fort Washington, or
at any other Military Post in the United States Said
Dove is private soldier in the Army of the United
States, and deserted from Fort Washington on the
night of the 14th inst he is about feet inches high
light complexion, light hair and eyes, and is supposed
to bein the neishbourhood OF Alexandria.
THOMAS chill DS,
nov 20-8td Capt. Sd Reg. U S. Art.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
N,ey,ass.sXy.- y ST,D8I Aa
INV MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, 1927

THE Literary Cadet states, that al re-
,n, meeting Of the friends OF General Jack
- Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, COM
'O :..a Of sersn was appointed, denomina,ed
II. Committee of Vigilance" since which four of
-. ,,rso have declined serving on said COM
900 and have published cords IN the papers
ia, effect. One Of them, Mr.. HESTER,
.... a. follows: " | am democrat, and a
nd 20 the laws OF my country, and cannot,
.,e,er,ye, give my support 10 Gen .Jatkson,who
-, cf,rn transgressed those laws ! have
,,,dr u, nv mind 10 support the present ad-
,,;,is,ra,ion, as l fEd nothing wrong therein."
The Calhouniles, who are the principal own
rs Of the Telegraph, are making an effort to
ave their agent, Duff Green, by associa,in
9TH him a man Of character and talents, whom
.,rort saws is to come from Boston; but the
.xneriment will be futile as the trick is shall
Inv Should our country be cursed with Mi
r,,rv Government, DUFF will never be the Of
fr,sI organ KENDALL will be the man to d
moral certainty. On the contrary, should the
Hero be defeated, Of which there can be very
little doubt, the incungruous mixture that con
s,irutes his party, will undergo a repalsion escn
more violent than that which operated prior to
the combination of the heterogeneous mate
rails. IN that event, we are inclined 20 believe
,ha, Duff will take the pulpit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
From The Nssu York COmmere,q, .adrert:se,.

From the NelU IOTh C0I0IHeTctuS Iup6tSS.
Tile late sleeiion--We have abstained of late
from saving any hing as to the result Of the
late election in this state, because We were APP
prehensiye that without more certain lniorma-
,ion than could be procured in day or week,
we might give an erroneous impression "a
broad as TO the real complexion of The presI-
Dental question. We were induced TO this
temporary 81 ence by another consideration.
When we found the editor Of the Albany Ar
gus claiming Jackson Victories in Orange, Put
na,n, Duchess, Greene, SC. counties, which
The editor knew to be strongly and decidedly
the other way, and which have elected eight
out Of ten administration men, ii was evident
that no further reliance could be placed upon
statements, although they were Jointly endors>
ed by The Enquirer and Evening Pest We
are at length, however prepared to speak up
on Information derived from the most respect
able gentlemen TIN oughout The state. And the
result of our inquiries is fall conviction that
those editors who publish the table OF the Ar
gus, Post and Enquirer, will be made TO look
very foolish upon the subJect, before tsey get
through with the business. The Argus boasts
that some members elect have turned since the
election. This may be true. But there is no
doubt that SO of the members elect wee
administration men when chosen, and 4s were
Jackson men, and owing to various causes, "a
members have been chosen whose sentim nts
upon that question have not been ascertained.
Two Of the Senators, Messrs. Sanford and Por-
ter are administration men, and have been
elected by overwhelming majorities, and 9TH
crs would have been, had there not been a
cross deception practised upon the people.
Westward Of Herkimer, the PRE- sidential ques-
ton was discarded at the election That
region will give an overwhelming majority
for Adams electors. In Genessce only, and
that on the election of member of Congress
was the Jackson question raised, and the ad-
minis,ration candidate was elected by more
han 1000 majority. Aud vet the opposition
papers claim Gsunesee as a Jackson county!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
From the Lansingburg IN. " Gazette.


During the perdency Of the last election, we
hesitated in taking any decided stand in favor OF
Mr.. Adams, yet we have sad enough during
the whole course of our editorial career, not to
raye a doubt, we hope, 10 The minds Oh cur
eeaders, that al proper time, the Columns OF
this paper would be fairly enlisted upon the
SIDE of correct principle. The character Of
his papcr is democratic, IN the most parucu-
lar sense of the word; the sentiments OF us edl-
tor are ofthe same stamp, and since we nave
known how to reflect upon political things as
they have been presented toaour VISION, Jeter-
soaan democracy, and its tull and perfect at
,aNment. has bscn our greatest PRIDE; ana IL
This be the only democratic paper IN the o'a'e
tha, is, or NAV be in favor Of the reelection oil
Mr.. Adams, why then let 1t be; II we increase
in Do tronage by this course, welE we sha'i
think that honest motives, fairly expressed, VIII
meet with due reward if we are TO lose what
little we now possess by refusing 10 JOIN IN the
popular hue and cry in favor of the nero, why,
well: God has given US mind too. lnoePen-
dent, and we have been already too much L"
The school Of adversely, to whine and cry IKE
achiid at not receiving promised or expected
toy. We are yet in hopes that 1t may oe con-
Sidered polite by the democratic party 10 sup
port Mr., Adams: for policy, and that alone IN
duces the leaders Of the republican parry u
Support General Jackson. The cardinal inter-
esls Of this State call loudly upon It's citizens 10
support the present incumbent. ny support,
Ing MIR. Adams, interest will SO hand IN hanu
with ririus; by supporting him, tins ota'e wiz
show, that an unholy aud unhailowed oPPosi-
uOO, got up for the purpose OF Prostr@'nS
the dearest interests Of the North, can, ana
does, meet with no fellow feeling from the de-
mOcratic women Of this great and Patrio'ic
State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29

TIME subscriber wishing to move to some town, for
Il the purpose Of educating numerous family Of
Young children offers for sale the valuable Farm on
which he resides in the county of King George, aud
State of Virginia, containing by recent survey, and al
lottery of a large tract,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29

For BOSTON.
The schooner
nv HAXALL.
sTEHl Capt. Pratt. will sail on Sunday next, for
-. freight or passage apply TO
A. C. CAZENOVES Co.
For Sale landing from said Schr,
s sPhSs 1madeira wine 49,,
l2u %' casks old and very superior quality
50 ar casks Sicily madeira
''Woodhouse" brand
90 boxes sparkling champaign
so boxes sperm candles
Is bales brown shirtings
100 pieces Ravens duck
9 cases fur bass
rs bbls mackerel Nc and
SIS half barrels Of do
8bales hops
bales sattnctts nov II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10
Public School.

THE Public School Committee inform
Il the inhabitants of Newport, that an a
BILE and experienced instructor has been
engaged, and that the School in Mill-street
viii be opened on Monday the 2lst inst.
&" for educating The irhite children of said
to,cn icho are not otherciss prorided lsih The
means of education" at such low rates as to
place it within the power ofe every parent to
give their children the blessings of cduca.
ton. Persons dcsirous of availing them
selves of the advantages ofthis school are
requested TO make immediate application
to Nicholas q Boss, lst ward Edward w
Lawton, I'd ward--Georgc Engs, Sd ward
James B. Phillips, ith ward--fheophlus
c. Dunn, 9th ward.
BY order OF the Committee.
NICHOLAS q. BOSS, Scc'ry
May 9, 1927. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

We are requested to give notice that Capt
Comstock of the Steam boat Company, has
recently fitted up room in the large and com.
modious store at the west end of the Long
Wharf, for the accommodation and reception
of passengers who wait the arrival Of the
Steam boat for New-York or Providence -
This is very judicious arrangement, and can
not fail to merit the appreciation of the public,
as it has not unfrequently happened that pas
sengers have been obliged to remain on the
wharf for considerable time previous to the
arrival of the boat, exposed to the inclemency
of the weather, and much to the annoyance
of their health
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BOOKS, SO.
AT AUCTION

4 valuable Collection Of BOOKS and
~ Fine ENGRAVlNGS, will be sold
at Auction at the store of the subscriber,
on SATURDAY EVE.NLFG NEXT,
. At O'clock,
.9mOng them drt--Sbskspeare's Works.
2v; Mitiord's history OF Greece, Sv.; Rol-
lins Ancient history. 4 V; Hume md Smol-
let's history of England, with plates; Bos.
Wells Life of Johnson. $ V; Bancroit's Life
OF Washington, w; Josephus Works, 6,v;'
Watson's Philip the 2d; Goldsmith's Geo
graphical View; Anderson's Agricultural
Essays, Eng Edi.) 3 "; Memoirs Of La
Fayeite; Atkins Memoirs; Americas Bl-
ogrophy, 9 "; Beauties of the British Pc.
cts; Coopers Lee urcs on Surgery; Grat-
tan's Speeches; Spectator; Goodrich U. s;
Percy Anec dotes; Walkers Dictionary, &,
with Key; Common Prayer, elegant bound,
&C; Watts Psalms and hymns; the works
II Moore, Byron, Montgomery, Cowper, Il
Burns; Albums, elegant blank Books, AS
sorted, with variety of good Novels, &c.
Some very superior black lead Pencils;
Likewise some excellent EuGravings, viz:
the Portrait Of Lafayette, the most cor
net the British surrendcnng to Gen.
Washington at Yorktown. ,iol, an excel
lant impression, picture highly interesting
View OF Liverpool, very tine--Jervs'
Victory of st. Vincent --One sett of 40,
Paul g. Virginia, handsome cold prints
The Young Corsican, by Westal--Map,
| The Concise view of the United States--
} Portraits OF Gen Washington, jackson,
Macdonough, Fulton, AeXandra.--The
Woodman very fine, by Boydcll, London.
Minerva, do. do. do.
Shelton g. Kcnsetts Map OF the u. 5. or
Rollers, very fine. Conditions at Salc.
NAY 10. NJ. HALL, 8uctr.
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Nautical fntrlligfnte,
PORT OF NEWPORT.

E.NlEhED,
Sloop Washington, Bacon, Boston,
CLEARED.
Sloop George g. Mary, Mason, Albany,
Schooner Washington, Eldrege, N. Y.
& Richmond,
Sloop Washington, Bacon, Providence,
Schooner William, Baker, Baltimore,
.fRRIV.4LS.
THURSDAY May 3--arr. brig Fame, Big
ley, from Havana, bound to Prov.
Sch Ann Maria, Pierce, fr. Charleston.
At Havana 10Th ult. brig Perseverance
Cornell, ofthis port. for N. Orlerns; Critic.
rion, Brooks, m do; cid. 10Th, Ann Gadsden
Barker, for Bremen. o.
Cid. at Charleston, 25th ult .sloop Express
Hammett, for Savannah
Arr. at Amsterdam 23d March, Mary Almy
Burroughs, ir. Savannah,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10
NEWPORT LIaHT-EoUsE.

DROPOSALS will be received at the
u office of the Collector of Customs, in
Newport, until the 10th day Of June next,
at noon, for fitting the Newport Light.
House, so called, al Beaver-tail, Canonicu,,
Narragsnsett- bay, within three weeks af-
ter said day, with Double.Tablc and 6f
teen patent Lamps, having nine inch Re
Electors and Heaters, and two spare-lamps;
such as are used in other Light. Houses in
the United States.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Col.
s. Supf. Light Houses
Newport. Nav Sth. 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

Com. Porter The latest news from
Key West, is to this effect. Captain Por.
ter, the nephew Of the Commodore, has
sailed for the Colombian coast, to conduct
a squadron under Beluche to the Key. In
the meantime, Com. Porter was bnsy in
periechng the discipline of his crews ex-
ercising them daily at the guns. Large
supplies Of provisions from New Orleans
had arrived at the Key, with recruit OF
marines.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

spOonsr, widow ofCspt. Wing Spoonsr, aged
76 years. ,
On Wednesday I'd inst mr.. William S,
Maxson, aged ~ years .,, =.
At jamestown, on the gid ult. mrs Catha.
rine Nye, wife of mr.. William Nye, aged 81
years.-On the LIST inst. nr. John lew, aged
So years.
At New York. on the 30th inst Hon Rufus
and an eminent citizen, aged 73 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

The Proceedings of the Legislature ofcu.
pics very large portion of this days paper,
to the exclusion of variety of other matter,
and number of advertisements prepared for
the press Considering the general dearth Of
ne,es, we arc confident that We can offer moth
ing more acceptable to our readers, generally,
at the present time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10
AUCTIONS.
BOOKS, &c. At Auction.

Will be sold at Auction at o'clock at the
Store OF the Subscriber.
THIS DAY.
"ENRY's Commentaries on the holy
Il Il bible, 4 vol. American State papers
from the year 1898 to 1915, vols. Jose
phus, elegant, u vols history of Quadru-
peds; history Of the Tonga Islands; prayer
books, elegant bound in morocco village
dialogues, 3 vols with plates Hogg's 20.
ems, , vols A; Frankln's life Forres,ors :,
lights and shadows ofScottish life choice
selections; EnglishReaders; spelling. books
Columbian orator plays, variety Cfay-
ons, single and by the box blue laws
Blair's lectures l ledger quires toy
Books; ink powder ;pocket books, large
aud small watches and fancy articles of
jewelry. Il. T. EVANS, .7nct'r.
Nav 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

The President Of the United States has
recognised Charles J. Cazenove, as Vice
Consul Of the King Of Sardinia, for the
States Of Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire and Maine, TO reside at
Boston and ID. Yidefonzo Delagado, as
Vice Consul of the Republic Of Mexico
for the Port OF Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10
mIo. D. b. HOULAND, Prob. Clerk.

Court Of Probate, Ne,opOrt, May z, 1927.
"HEREAS application has this day been
w mnde for administration Oh the estate
Of Capt Benjamin Shearnan, late Of Newport,
deceascd and the consideration thereof re-
fcrred to court Of probate TO be holden at
the state house in Newport, on the first Mon
is therefore hereby given to all persons intc-
rested in the estate Of snid deceased, TO appear
at said time and place, if they see fl, and they
shall bo heard. by order of said court,
Ml0. Is. ". HOWL.4.ND, Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

Now look out for prizes at the
Old Office, where so many capitals
have been sold -
"He that fails chance 70 take,
We are sure will make great mistake,
And neer foreign fortune make.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, No.
|, for 1897, to be drawn on Wednesday
May 23d, in front ofthe city hall, n. York.
80 Numbers...........9b ballots.
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Court Of Probate, Neopori, Nay Z, Ie27.

Court Of Probate, NewPort, MGy 7, IS27.
WHEREAS tho administration account
w on the estate of John Stevens, late oi
Newport, deceased, has this day been pre-.
scnted, and the consideration thereof referred
to court Of probate to bo holden at The s'ote-
house in Newport, on the first Monday in June
next, at . o'clock, A. NJ. Notice IL there ore
given to all persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased, to appear at said time and place,
ifthcy see fiji, and they shall be heard.
by order Of said court,
Ml0. b. Il. HOULAND, Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-10

The Commissioners ofthe Public School
Fund in the town ofNewport, acknowledge
the Receipt Of the Deed Of u valuable Lot
OF Land from the Tammany Society or Co
lumbian Order, by their Treasurer, Thomas
Bush, Esq. as gia from said Society, for
the benefit of the School fund
Also the Receipt OF one hundred Dol
lars from His Excellcncy, the Governor,
and fifty Dollars from His Honor, the Lieu
tenant Governor, for the same object.
henry RULL,
D4pID KING, Commissioners.
S .W4ITEHOR.NE,
Newport, May 9th, 1927.
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BEEF.

FORT WOLCorT, Newport, RI.
9TH May, 1927
PROPOSALS in writing will be receiv
l. ed by the subscriber, until the 25th in
stant, for supplying FRESH BEEF to the
Troops in the Harbor Of Newport, for one
year, commencing on the LIST day of June.
The Beef to be Of good and wholesome
quality, in Quarters, with an equal proper.
ton of each, in such quantities as may be
from time to time required, not to exceed
twice in each week, on such days as shall
be designated by the Assistant Commissa
ry of Subsistence.
GEO. WEBB, III. &
-. .lctg. Comm, Of Sub.
Nav 10.
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Marrte0.

Ia this town, last evening, by the Rev. mr.
Canine II, mr. Cyrel c. Wheeler. Of Warren,
to miss Hannah Mary Hazard, daughter Of
mr. Richard Hazard, Of this place.
Dte0.
In this town on the 9Th nit. mrs. Frances
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Not near two bIanks 10 pri2c whole
tickets ST.; quarters 81 30; eighths 75 cents
for sale in Il great variety of numbers at
the old Office Of J. G. SHAW
Drawn numbers in the Union Canal Lot
terry, 36 10 8 l3 30 Is Is 3s 81
Holders of prizes viii please call for the
RuINo, or undrawn tickets.
May 10.
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y sup Z. ItgHE HUUSt&
Newport, May Sth. 1927.
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New Books

NvALES of the O'TIara Family, second series, com.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-27
FROM GIBRALTAR.

.Cap.ain Fairchild, Of the brig Aheona, sailed
from Gibraltar on the l4,h Of January, and in
forms. that he sailed in company with the Mel
Vile and Windsor Castle line Of battle ships,
for Lisbon, these vessels having two days be-
fore arrived there in 2 days from Lisbon, ex-
pressly 10 take on board the Esd * esd British
regiments, which was done, aud they sailed in
haste. These regiments consisted OF about
1900 men, Other vessels had been sent up the
Straits for more troops, in consequence OF the
disturbances at Lisbon. Ten thousand troops
were ordered from the nearest British depots,
and this number was expected at Lisbon from
the Straits.
We have Gibraltar papers to the 18th ult -
Their contents, however, are not OF much mo-
m.nt. No mention is made OF the arrival or
movements Of the British troops in Portugal
The session Of the Portuguese Cortes closed on
the 23d Of December. The princess Regent
was prevented by indlsposition from attend
ing: but the Minister Of Inferior, in her name,
spoke with confidence of the condition OF the
country, referred to the promptitude and gene
rosily with which England had granted her
aid, and announced the betrothing OF the In
FAINT Don Miguel to Queen Mary III. which was
also mentioned as eminently CALCULATED 10 pun
an end TO the existing differences, as 1t lett the
intriguers without the shadow OF pretence
The new Cortes were 70 meet on 2d January
The Lisbon Gazette of the 2sth Dec. men
tons that Colonel Zagallo's troops had been
attacked at the Miscrella bridge by numerous
BODY of Insurgents, and had lost few men
killed and wounded; but the enemy had ulti-
mately been repulsed.
II was reported at Salamonde, on the Esd
,ba, Brig. John Silveria (who, Notwithstanding
the bad state Of his health, ard the detection OF
some Of his relations, renewed 10 the Princess
Regent, under the same date, the assurance OF
his LOYALTY and devotedness) had marched that
very day 10 Belmonte and Sortithe
Nep- Iork Gazette.