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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
THE DISAPPOINTED BRIDE.

ST an age when the heart IS open to ev-
cry Impression; and forms with the same
readiness engagements and connections,
which in a man Of riper years, would be
Inc fruit of esteem and observation, ~. \
- was travelling from his native prov
ince, TO explore the wonders Of metropo-
his which he had as vet beheld with the
eyes only of hope. In the coach which
was to convey him to Paris, he found a
Young man of prepossessing appearance;
a conversation soon began that terminated
m protestations of friendship, warmly rel
terated on both sides. Mutual confidence
soon flowed from their lips. and all the
secrets of their hearts were revealed; 1t
was then that st. A. learned that his
new friend was going to Paris, to marry a
Young lady whom he had never seen, bun
whom his father and family had chosen tor
his bride. with the consent Of her relations.
The Journey finished without any accident
and they arrived in the morning at Paris
where they look lodgings in public hotel.
Scarcely had they taken possession Of
their apartments, when the young man
was seized with bilious chollc, which n
/ less than two hours deprived him Of his
existence. Affected with the melancholy
I fate of his youthful acquaintance, st. A
-, whose tender attentions had been
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

TUE GEBAAN GlBBET.

and the GOODNESS OIlhe evening PLAINLY ass
sures MS that winter IS fast approaching;
that I was proceeding homewards ON horse
back, fortified by q strong great coat a.
ainst eweaiher without and refreshed
with n GLASS ofeau-de-vie, that might feel
eqnlIy secure within. My road lay for
some time along am extensive pl1in, at t1a
evtrem,tvo of which there rose small and
hickly oyersorcading w00dwmch tncroad
skir.ed for some distance: aud on a slight
eminelcc. at am angle where the last rays
ofthe setting sun threw their CLEAN across
the path, were suspended the remains ot a
mahGc.or in chains. They had been
hanging thelcat least ten years; the whole
orthe flesh was consumed; aad here and
thcre. where the coarse dark cloth mwlich
the figure bad been wrapped and decayed,
the bones, bleached by thc weather. pro-
rudcd
confess / ann rather supCrstluous, and
certainly did puslou, iu order Chat. pos
sible, ! might pass tbe place before the sun
should have SET: 90 accomplish which of
forwards increased into band Eal.1p
The sun, however, had set, and the twl-
hight was last changing INTO a-iNnes7 MS Z
rode up. 1 cou,duotNeep my eyes OIL me
spot, for the figure swung slowly back
wards and forwards, accompanied by the
low harsh creaking ofthc iroasas moved
20 the breeze.
WHAT UlheNctiion' ana may "da ia'I'
or something very near Ike % me pers2.-
ration ten m large drops from nay iorelead'
and nearly binding me, sotn1t could not
refrain from imagining that the white oony
arm hand had noae| OF the inquire re-'ey-
ed oguns the dark wood oeniAd was peck
onng % me- Us IL "1'eiea ll me WING.
On passing .t pdJ my morse l1 Iui. speed
and did DO, once clecN ms pace OF ,o2., a.
round' until 'aa zen l'' herman l'loo5l
Or So 10 was called q g2oo hee oa.l.L-
twas DO" a-,ae' GEAR Iloo4-t 7l' my '''
and J. had moi 79-e 1Ai "A5. "a "--'' ,1'
SOUND OF h''517 zee. d, " '..'' o's''.--o
Delino' ana e'o'. ,.-5 sumo ..'.-1 .o
-eei my sen o--7...'-l 'o'o' o-'
my co''' Out .''.'' '.'- ''o' D'.'l .'...-- '.'.
terence q '5'A d large ''..''o' ,1' 'o'i ~. .'
pocket ana Pu5 " l'.'no ..'' -s.> r- .-.l
sun coloC'' .-.'' o. 7''5 '''' 'i''7 ..' ",...
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
!. Nj. THOMPsON. & %.

TER AVE Jus received 10 Packages HARD
ri WARE purchased M New-forll, at Auc-
uoa unusually low; computing:
Knives aud Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives;
Auvis, Vises. Butt Hinges, and Screws.
A general assortment of Files;
Crowley and Blister Steel;
a few pairs superior Brass Shovels, longs
and Pokcrs;
Curry Combs, TIL Locks, and Door Locks.
AI Of which viii be sold unusually low.
Wheeling, June II, las.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGIST
INTHE UNITED STATES.
IN Phladelphia.

IN philadelphia,
By Issac Thompson, corner of I'd and Mrsc
Robert Pearsail, lr. corner of Sd and Almke
r. w. Dyott, come Of I'd and Race
Samuel p. Griiiits, jr. corner Of 5h 1
Chosnut streets.
II. NJ. ZoiicJoffer corner Of 9th and Pine
Fullerton q Claxton, Market street
+. NCHntock, corucf Of 9Th and Calorl
Thomas Evans, corner of Sd and Spruce
s. G. Sheppard, No. lO7, south 9Th.
p. Williams, corner Of ID and Almond.
+. Crowol, corner Of 9th and South.
George Mellor, corner of 4tl and Ba'nn
Budd West, corner of Sd and Walnut
Thomas Cave, corner of 9th and Markca
Edward Pryor, Northern Dispensary.
A. NJ. g. +. l.. Cohen, Market stree.
For sale by
CLEMENS Z RAY
March 49, ls25.-l2
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20

H PROPOSALS viii be received 4,
81 the lst day Of September n ,l 4 {.
the sale Of the School house and 50 ~, ~ n O.
lot on which IL Is erected, as hes Louss~
range Of buildings fronting iie siaIA.. 10 =
Persons wishing TO purchase wiI aplJ .,s,.i
MInre or Marcus Wilson couiniliss ~
by the corporation to sell the same. .,lr
JOS. w. RAY E''
Wheeling, July q, 1913. 20 a.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
NOTICE!

AHpersons iaiebtedto the estate fFREEDO1l
POTTER, late deceased, are requested 10 come
forward, on or before the FIRST Of Jal1, aud settle
their accouuts.-Those having claims against tie
estate, will present the same for payment.
LUCY POTTER, EEccUtriI.
Irne u. lS2s.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

The wonderful reputation and demand for h
medicine has induced frauds; 10 secure One pul
against them, In future there Will be a small lll
covering the cork of each bottle beautifully
cuted by the gcomctric lathe, with the vot
GENUINE w. w. POTTER thereon:
the cork cannot be drawn without deiacng Dc
label, the medicine can be known 10 be gcul1
when 1t is not torn or otherwise injured.
Price 50 per Bottle or $50 per dozcm
H. Printed directions are ON the Bottles
Communications from any part Of the Uo.,
post paid, and orders for medicine will be FuE'
mally attended to. w. W. POTTER
No. ID. south Niuth-st. between Chcnu nl
Market, opposite the University Of Pcnngn'
Mn
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-20
POTTER'S
VEGETABLE CATHoLICov

THIS MEDICINE mas stood me test OF s.--.
eace for more than three yraTs pas, OK
qctiercd IN The healing art-carrS riie, ~.
hc most crtra0rdiRary Of aaeiaa or rai.,
practice.
NTo preparation has borne such cosbr.
~. as an Alternative; and ts innocent on
lies. have been acknowledged by the ',-.
riencc of thousands. In using the Catholic.
restriction In diet is not required, nor doe.
corrupt the patient pursuing the Ordinary uo-
tons of business.
In KING EVIL or scR0FULA, NECROSIS 0ru.
FAsED BONES, MERCURIAL DISEASES, Euul.
r1SN. LIVER COMPLAINTS, ULCERS, WHITE Qr.
fINcs. SYPHILIS IN It's secondary stage. isuc
TON. &c. &c. the Cathollcon has been n.,
conspicuousy useful; It also has been ,eucl
TO debllitated and nervous affected persons
The discovery of preparation adapted 70 af
class of diseases, for which this Is recommends
is one of the most desirable boons that can /.
afforded 10 the unfortunate; and the pronir
trusts. that the endeavors Of the beueyoIlu, h.
humane. will be exered in dihusmg thc me-s
of his invaluable remedy TO the ears of ll
who are groaniHg under affection
The numerous testimonials already shown
the public ia favour of this remedy and lis ht
ne been used IN the PHILADELPmA Prymms
RY for these two yearc past IN diseases vha
resisted the regular modes Of practice ioma b.
and important proof Of IT'S just merits and clans
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
From the Baltimore Patriot
CONNECTICUT.

The Legislature of this State commenced It's
,rss;on at New Haven on Wednt sday last The
message of Governor Tomlinson is very able
document. Among other subjects discussed
in il, the celebrated resolutions OF Georgia and
South Carolina, declaring the power exercised
bv Congress with rcspec, to protecting manu-
fac lures and promoting Internal improvement
t. be unconstitutional, are canvass d with adj
li,v and shown to have originated in error
| Tie School Fund now amounts 10 one million
,iph hit hundred and seventy thousand dollars, Inc
interest Of which exceeds ;he aggre gate oil all
the State taxes, and places school wiihinihe
r.acn Of everv family in the State.
! lis generally supposed, that In Connecticut
Presidential Electors are appointed by General
Ticket, they were so appointed IN 1924, but IT
wa. in pursuance of a law passed for that spe>
c;aI occasion, and which is not now in force.
! Unless. therefore, The Legislature al its pre-
sen, session passes law directing the mode OF
choosing Electors next fall, their appointment
will he made by The Legislature. Governor
Tomlinson strongly recommends the la" OF
1924 to be re-cnac'ed, and gives il as his OPT
nioo that The appointment. OF Electors by the
lie sisla'ur- i, ,epugna" to the spirit, If not the
letter of the constitution
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
From the New-York .9merican. Man II,

BY the packet ship Henry, which !ef' Havrt
in company with the packe, ship Henri 4th, or
! the l9 h of April, we have received no inrli
gence respecting the affairs Of Russia and Tur.
key. Our regular flies of papers have moi
reached US. We have seen letters Of the 18Th
and l9lh Of April from Ha.re, which states tina
cotton continues in good demand and price.
were improving. Rice worth from 22c. to 49,
Coffrc steady. Hides in great request. Sales
Of Po,ashes had been made at Az. AZ co.
Pearls 4Sf: Several large failures had taken
place in France. The most imoortan, were
those Of The Receiver General Of the Custom,
Tor Havre, and Of the house of Parayav & Co.
of Paris, in which house il is said that Frisco
raeyrand was a partner, to The extent of p
millions Of francs.
sales Ut Here, .3prii l5.-lO bales Louisi-
ana, 02!. Is 90. d.. / OH; So do. do. O 81;
81 do. do. OIL; l3S do do. 0 e7s 10 Georgia
Sra Bland, | 95, 9 do. do 3 o5 Potash, 60
bis. (l82s) AZ; Pea,iash, IS do do As. collie,
900 bags Rio All; 1876 do. Hail, 0 Az -
Sugar, l76 bis. Bourbon, 76; III do. do. Is.
COTTON. l8l bales Louisiana. 0 975; 50 do. do
/; IS do. do. OIL; % do do /, Sc do. do
ola, 1914 do. Mobile, 81; l07 do Georgia,
a24
Since writing The above, we have received.
Paris papers to tie 18Th April inclusive. Th-se
pspcrs Contain acc oanls from Odessa, that Rus
sid had declared war agains; Turkey; and in
that Of the 18th there is an article, dated Bucha
Scs', 26ih March, which states tina, report
prevailed there that division Of Russian troops
had crossed the Danube, near Reui, and taken
possession Of several Turkish vessels, among
winch was one loaded with provisions for The
foraessrs On lht Danube, anc afterwards re-
crossed The liver. French per Cents are quo
ted 68, 40.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

We copy from the National Journal of yes
terday the following remarks, on The conflicting
reports of the select committee appointed ,o,in
vestigatc the subject matter ofthe outrage com
mi,ted or the person OF the Presidents private
secretary, while in the discharge of his official
duly, by one Russell JARVIS, aid de camp OF
Gen. DlG Green of the Telegraph. Awe shall
to-morro w, publish The reports in cx,cnso, as
they appear in the Washington papers.
The repor, Of the Select Committee on the
assault, as well as the report presented by Mr..
Z. 7. Barbour, containing the opinions of the
minority Of that committee, on the sub icct Of
the breach of privilege, will be found snder
the Congressional head. IL will be apparent,
from the most superficial Derusal Of lhr report
fthe Committee, that The main Object OF the
majority is &c throw a shield before Mr.. Jarvis,
who, according 20 the decision OF the Commit
,e", has been guilty Ct breach Of privilege
: We cannon avoid ar expression of regret that
the Chairman If This Committee, who, on the
first annunciaton of the fac, that an outrage
had been c"mmil,d, gave loose IN his unsn-
phislicatrd feelings, should have suffered those
genuine feelings 10 have subsequently passed
through some process, political or moral BY
which they have been subducd and meta
morphose;i as TO become essentially different in
their character. we are among those who have
scorncd to work upon the public mind, in r'lA,
ton 10 this flair. rha, course we have left 10
those who are Fl ted for il by nature and by ha-
bit. We have preferred that the public opin>
ION should be ltFr unbiased on The sub Iect. aud
that i; should I, ke The course viii n is alnral
and which is usually correct. Hereafter W.
may have occasion to give our sentiments on
the snhjec,; but we content ourselves, Tor the
prescr., with laying before The people the do,
cumcn;s themselves, without fur'her comment,
cxcep: tina, they are the offspring oil a Com
mitrer winch was appointed, rs far as we may
Judge from the ingredients Of which l. is CONS
posed, for the purpose oI projecting Mr.. Jarvis
and which HI, by It's report, 81 ELI ientIy fGi-
filed the purpose Of its appointmenl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
Alex. A! NDBIAa
,T-rsu\Y MORNING, MAY 90, 1928

= me Sena,e yesterday, The bill 10 enlarge
core Of the several corporations Of the
..;.,og Coiumbia wa, reported by the Com.
=. On The District with an amendment
..:..op out the Sd section. The Committee,
han, was referred the subject, made re-
>, ,d,;sirg certain alterations in the con-
.-n,,ioo Of the Senate chamber, Recommend
,,;r,ta,emrn; Of the seats in their for
-. ,o,i,ions, aud the making Of a new gallery.
,.gnbsr Of private bills were acted upon
,-,orp the most Increasing Of these was bill
a. n, rclirfoE Alex Garden Of S. e. and d bill
.,,c,rning the copy right of Ro"Ie.ts Interest
lbs both Of which after considerable discus
.,,n were passed.
The House vas engaged the whole morning
. d. ai,nosing of a number Cf private bills The
~ ,,hnrizing the Baltimore and Ohio rail
..,i company to impor, iron fee OF day Was
.,4., DISCUSSION when ovr informant left
Ns,liaS'oo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at Farfa1
w Court House, on Monda, the Goth day OF Nay,
being the first day Of the supstior Court, few likely
Young Negroes, be longing to the ."."t. ~ ru~nrs
l. BIac kburn, deceased. Terms made known ON the
day of Sale.
EDWARD l. 81 AGKBURH, and
LtWIS r.. BLACKBURN,
Exr's IF T. l.. Is. Deceased. may 6.-is
All persons having claims aga'nst the sad decs-
ent are hereby warned exhibit the pre- rly
authenticated to the subscribers, living near th, great
Falls of Potomac IN Fairfax County, Va Or Isaac
KeI, .ilcxan lria before the 5,h day of ho,.m,
Der next, or they may by law be excluded from III
benefit to sal Estate. And those indebted re-
CURED to make immediate payne MT. Given under
our hands this 5th cay of May, 1928.
81" b. Executors of
NAV eff LIB s FL d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
From the National Journal.

From the National Journal.
Only day or TWO c.n elapse be'sre we shall
be in po session Of thc re ports witch nave ema
mated E on the maj arl;y aud minority Of the
Selrcr Committee or Reuenchmcnt There Is
not one IF our dArrs, we presume, who, from
the moment HE CONSTRUCTION of that Commits
ice was made known, could not save predicted,
with a INF cnce amounting 10 certainty, the
precise course and character Of the report
wnich would b. made 1t is 10 De supposed,
Judging from he ordinary practice Of Commit
ices, that The report of he ma loritv proceeded
from the same pen o which is ascribabie the
elaborate aud solh s;ical, yet transparent VIM
d,ca on nf tn .,iuc, of General Jackson in
I'll afllir of the >ix militia. As Chair man o,
tac Military Cnnm,tIeS Mr.. Hamilton threw
himself into the attitude Of an yds"cate, an!
collecting Ibe i-l>t iigh's OF a mttto'ic INA
gina ion, from the lens o! his mind, threw them
on his client and his imputed ofrncss,'o pc
wilder the public eve As the head Of the Sc :
lect Committee, he has assumed the post aud
the seat of an .iCcu,cr. and has cnGeavored to
i.npart the jauud'ce which impairs It's own pc
lii, al ris1n to the public perception. As inc
orople r.cry where have fo.m d uSl es l.
mate Of the fairness md sOundness ot The hr,t
report, they are well prepared 70 expect IN the
second a correspondent tone and import ne
main cffrc, sought to br produced IS an incrtas
ed excitement IN tic public mIad against The
PR mt Adm, nistra'inn Win view to his
effect the majority OF ne Commit e. was con-
strrcted Of members deemed To be the most
al,uS in IhCu enthusiasm on the one side aud
III il hatred on The other. If therefore, they
sail D, found 10 fail IN a. cir cfiorrs To drug the
publ mind with the poi,icai poison which
thew nave been At such pans 10 prepare, then
defeat VII &c altogeth"r attributable To the
sturdy wholesnmcnrss Of pubic opinion, aud
to shat vigorous elasticity waich we believe 10
cxis il he sagAcity and intelligence OF The ma
ton.
SH1PwRFcK-Th" British brig Eliza. Capt
ABBor, which sailed from Liverpool for TINS
port on tie l5ta Of March with full cargo oil
+. r,hrr nware, Cotton Begging, &c. consigned
TO Z Menloye, w. and G Birnie, Gibson
Moffeu and Calder, ]. Strohet krr and order
wen, ashore on Bulls br. akers al 10 O'Clock ON
FRIDAY night Ias. She was kept tree by the
pumps until abou, 10 o'clock next day when
She bilgrd A part OF tie cargo consisting Z"
Cotton Bagging, was bro"gh! up in the pilot
boat Marion. Mr.. Mullings, Pilot, anh The
crew, remained 81 board the brig. Capt. \
came W in tie Marion, and VIII he left The
big, SHE was neatly :ui of water. The vesss
and principal part Of the ,argo IS insured.
charleston City Ga-et6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
$50 ACxSEE.

The said land described by said de ed part OF
tract lying upon rcccquan Bay in sa d county now
in the occupancy of sad Thompson As shall sell
said land merely stustee under said deed shall con-
vcy the purchaser such title only is thereby vest
ed in me. JOHN MACRAE.
may l5-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
Alexandria Baths.

VI,IE public respectfully informed that the sub
Il scrher has opened his
BA1W HOUSE,
opposite the CITY HOTEL and j, prepared TO accommo
date them in a neat style. he benefits arising nom
the use of the warm bath are so well known that he
deems it unnecessary to say any thing in commenda-
ton
TEsns.-For family, sy dollars the season. sin
gle persons 4 dollars do; aud single bath 37I cents,
or four tickets for one dollar.
mavl5-7t JAMES ENGLISH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
VrMStee7s Sale

Ry virtue OF deed Of trust from Robert T. Thomp-
I'D to me, bearing date the 3lstda, of May 1877,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Fairfax
County Court, in the State of Virginia, I shall, on
Monday the 18Th day Of .9Ugust merit, (being the first
day of Fairfax August County Court before the front
door Of the Court House of said county, expose to
sale, bv public auction, for ready money, Tract Of
Land conveyed to me by said deed, estimated to
tain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

a,Isokiay ever the proceedings of Congress
.. s5a;dly llsr, published liz he Washington
,,,srs. We ,hink the following condensed view
INN lie NJ. ional Journal will convey To our
- der, c,n,r.lly Us much information as they
g,.I rcriye by republi, alton Of every item
qr..n-d in the report.
T. ,he Ssualc, on Saturday,, the hilifnr a.
re,i-ae rhr ACT concerning { Sinking Fund,
-.,,-, in he year 1917, va, taken up, and, al
,,-,one di>cussi-n, laid on the tabl-.-Many
g.p4e bills were passed. Some time was
sr,r, in the cons dyrarion Of Executive bust
rs. Mr. Harrison gave notice that he would,
on Monday, call up the bill for ahoiishing the
1if-e Of major general, aud the bill for abolish.
~, br,vrt rank.
Tie llops of Renrr sen'ati>es wee CXclu-
au'y occupied on p i,sle bills. No ntw bills
ii hi character viii he sent tn the Senat" al
,;ft,o,p shall he transmitted WHICH ", re on
Sunday ord~red to 4 third reading Ouly
tire, day, remain in which either ranch can
,saI original bills o the o,her; and those days
viii he occGni'd aim Isl exclusively In the drs>
nra Of the appropriation hil',, ard such other
p.5j- measures IS a;e Of pr 7sirE i'npor, anoe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

IN ey.r,,' ola lc,tc". from a gentleman in
Prs, rii,hcl in the New York Statesman,
a',: "inc thr, aiming a>peo, of things i" Eu-
nTr,geudsrs it more than ever necessary III It
he U,.,,d States should have an able Chief
lkg,Sra, How would such man as An
d,v ,kson act, and is he compet.n, to act
in h~ event of our country being brought into
diuIic, with foreign power? We should
ah.,be disgraccd by his ignorance, or plunged
''o war, perhaps, without necessity. The
'rrpe should, aud we hope and believe they
nj, reject upon these things.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

correspondent Gf,he Rirhmoni Wing, al
nrahdiug to the urdign.ficd manner in " ich
lac p,senr Governor e Virginia has conduct
a si4 ,cN, recommend, RANpOLPH HARRlsoN,
ESQ, # Crn,h,rlaud, as Mr.. CHESS successor,
a. sl,, be Nil be nominated at the next CUBS
Halo.iai eiecti4G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

More Prizes.
Grand COnsofidaiedLO Lottery Of Washington
City.
Draws Dist Nay. Highest Prize $4,000. :
5000; 5000; 2 600, &C. &c.
Tickets only 81; halves = quartersl
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
will be drawn in Philadelphia on Saturday 3lst ms.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000
Tickets 81; halves .; quarcrsl.
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries
70 be had in variety OF numbers at the Old Estab-
iished Prize Office of
may IL ] r. RCNEEl LIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20
Sy!!s:l...ilp GJla1W3.
PArt "a Alexandria.

ARRIVED, NAY 10,
Steam-packet Frederick sburg, b J. jenkins, Balti
more; freight for the District
scIfErza Helen, Heller, hence. at Boston, via sa-
len l4th inst.
Ship In liam Chief: arrived al Norfolk from Bremen,
So days passage, reports that the ship Shenandoah,
Barrett, for this port. sailed ten days before
Brig Mama, Bacon. o. this port, from b thia, arIiv
ed at Philadelphia l7Ih inst
Ship Eagle Rose, cleared at Charleston for Liver
pol 9Th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

Some people have thought that in Georgia
a''r va, no, even a show Of opposition to the
Hero. This is not the fact. We notice that
''nr three Authorization papers are ahou'
. ~ Established in that sta'r; and The Darien
% tie, IN reply to 4 remark Of the Gco'sia
'naL INA, the fort to get u? at hdams
sc, would be useless. int'mates 'ha' his
,lrnds viii at least make the effort, Lex ii turn
%, as it may.