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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

Whiskey.
80 Barrels whiskey, part has been in store II
GSSsmonths, which we sell as common
~ bbls old and of fine quality
do gin
so sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels do do coarse
400 loaves sugar assorted Nos
10 kegs Carrots snuff. bbl do in biadders
Is bags white and green coffee
hhds retailing molasses, just received and for
sale by r. &. w. RAMSAY.
STORE,
5000 lbs well cured bacon, very low
so bbs nett and gross behring's; part recently IN
spected
few bbis family nett shad in new pork bbls
Old gin in miiohms, imported in 1916
Brown sugar in bbls, timothy seed
Together with general assortment OF the best
WINES, LIQUORS e GROCERIES.
nov Sgt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
Cabinet-Makers WaMteA.

TWO or three men will meet with good situations
Il and constant employment, the Cd door from the
corner of King and washington-streets, Alexandria
ID. G.. The situation. altogether, furnishes induce
ments, seldom met with, to steady, industrious
Applyto w j. FERGUSON
UJThe Baltimore American will insert the above 6
times and send their account to this office oct 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
sjsSi;lIp GlIRNWS.

ARRIVED, Nov l.
Sch'r Dusty Miller, Williams, NewYork; freight for
the District.
schr Columbia. Kirkland. New-York, freight for the
Dis.ric', and 50 Sailors for the Navy Yard.
>chr Esther < Sally Bancroft, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
.7r. Nor 2Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Bait. freight for
the District.
SAILED, 90.
'Schr Relief, CroweiI New.York.
StDop trimmer, Collier Philadelphia.
sch'r Hope < Esther, Snow, cleared at NewYork
Slst ut for this pert.
Sch'r Velocity, hammond, hence at Boston 2sth ut
vessel arrived at Philadelphia SO days passage,
reports that the Brig Horse Coron, of this port
via Parraiba had been Pernambuco, and sailed for
Mscio
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
Postponed Sale.

NDER the authority of a de ed of trust TO the sub
u scrbcrs, will be sold at public auction, on Mon
day. tie third al November HeXt, az the arin late 'rs
Fendaps on the east Ct the .gexandria nd washing
ton Turnpike road. near Alexandria, the following
property, viz
s-r-a The House and Lot at the intersec-
HssI ton of Washington and Oronok c. streets for.
GIss merry occupied by Mrs Mary Fendail
Also,
Lot on the worth side OF Princess. street
beginning a, the centre Of the square between Fsyee
and Payne streets, ard running Princess PAYNE
tree thence north on Paynestreet los feet inches,
hen east and parallel to Princes TO the cste of
the square, then south to the beginning.
Also. n Lct Of Ground Tying on the east side
OF the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing about four acres, lately in OF Mrs.
Wary Fendall, and which is numbered as lot No s. on
plot of VIM. S. Moores land. formerly Nathaniel Pen.
de'ons, and which plat is recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of the county o' alexandria.
Also, Piece or Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town of Aexandra, which was formerly purcLas.
ed by Philip Richard Fendal from Dr. Elisha C. Dick
containing about SIS acres.
Terms of salepne fourth cash the balance in three
equal instruments, in one two, and three years. to be
secured by approved negotiable notes. together viii,
deed Of trust upon the property,
ROBERT / TAYLOR,
THOMSON +. MASON, : 'r"''ee''
sept Coins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
Uvy Cows.
VNTANTED to purchase a few Dry Cows tpplyat
w this Office oct 2S-eo2w
New Goods.

New Goods.
JNO. NJ JOHNSON & co.
EHAyE Just received and are nov opening IN The
house l,'cy occupied by Kyle & Dawson, an un'-
s,laiy large and well selected assortment ct
SEASONhBLE DRY GOODS,
which they purchased chiefly by the package in New.
York and Philadelphia, aud pledge themselves TO sell
as CHEAP, generally, wv wholesale as they be
bought in baltimore. and by retail as low as they can
possibly afford.
.7mong them are,
Norwich grapes, new articistor ladies' dresses
Plain and watcred gros-ie-napies
,ierlno anil cashmere long s'lawls
= bro.d l,res anil edpnps &c &c. oct 25-1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
a Card.

"A CNrN.
MIR GENEREs respectfully informs the parents
MI of his pupils and the ladies AMI gentlemen OF
Alexandria, that his
PRACTISING BILLS
f,r the season will commence on Friday evening next,
the 9TH inst anil continue every successive fortnight,
Subscription for the season Of ten balls, for gentle
men, five IS cents entrance
The Balls will close at past 10 o'clock.
Mr. rhe attendance of h,s former pupils and their
narents IS narticulsrY solicited. nov S--eo9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
list Of Xetters

Zee, alexandria, ID. C.. No
: I, 1923.
letters in the above list, will
ERrIsEo, or they mcy not &c.
Mary f Laurent
Hancock Lee
A Lee
m-Rev ] Marks
Margary or John Mills
Statia MILAN
Theodore Meade
Edmund a May
Geo Msckenhimer
John Mcdonald
RObt ucIea
Sally Noling
o. Ric I'D Osborne
p Emanuel Pittman
Cant Thos A Pune
Capt VIM Petty
1hos A Pierce
Iconidas Polk 2
WIN TITLES
r. Mary Rudd
VIM b Rose
S--Josias Simpson
q Stopper
Thos Jfsith (Water.sreet
Barshaba Simms
John l. Smith
Jared Simpson
Jesse Spencer
Francis J Summers
Walter A Smith
Shghter Smith
C. A Stokes
Palmer Smith
William Solomon
JOHN Thomas
Francis Toler
Thos TAYLOR
Capt Thos 1'ravcrs
Susan 1roih
Susan Turner 2
Joseph Tuley
Daniel vler
Mr. Taylor, brick.maker
Joseph Troth
WIN Violet or Samu-
el Tennerson
W--Richard Wallace
John White
Thos Waring
Miss Sarah II Williams
Maria l. White
A,ex'r OF Elizabeth VIII.
liams
Jacob Weaver
4 George zimmerman
ID. BRYAN, =. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
NoratiO Nay.

Ladies' and Gen'iemen's Fancy Boot and
Shoe Mixer,
A few doors East of Washington, on King-street,
IA Returns thanks to the ladies'
and gentlemen of Alexandria and 49,
III its vicinity for past fayors, and
@> hopes by his perseverance and attention
to business to merit continuance of their patronage.
lie has on hand as handsome an assortment of all kinds
of ladies' and gentlemens
BOOTS, SHOES IND F.lNcY PUMPS,
BE- founl in am other establishment in the Dis
trict; which he will sell reasonable terms they
can he had anv where of the same quality.
-ALso-Ladlies' and gen,emen's Gloves; ladies' fine
worsted stockings chdrens stockings and socks sew
ing silks of all coors braids and rbbons, and has on
hand will keep constant supply OF Sparrowblls for
boot and shoe heels
All orders thankfully received and promptly exrcut.
ed. DIT oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
Wanted q Good Cook.

a. GOD wages, in fmily residing near Alexandra,
" will be given for Female Servant, who can
cook, wash and iron. Her chief employment would
be az a cook She must be slave, and raised and
owned in the country. No town bred servant need APP
ply. Further information can be had of the printer.
oc. I6 d3tSJtawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

mem.
A-James Allison
Richard b Alexander
Elizabeth Ashford
Alex'rP 'usiin
B-Dr Robert Braden
VIM Butler
Capt George w Bowers
Capt Alfred Berry
Nancy Bridewell
Gabriel Bradley
Sandy Berry
Sarah A Baker
Rich'd RI. Bell
Peter Brown
Thos Berry
Esril Bealy
G. John Clarke
Bernard Csuhieltl
d Matilda Davis
Mary Ann Drury
MIC" q " Da'is
W III ne vaughn
y ''"'h rh'hondsoh
''' f"nherSn,
= Naai James FISHER
Grafton ts'rs'i
E'' Tcnt roll
HaTy Nm onde
james feddoh
James riood
koot franklin
isaac Fox
horace rleld
JOS feraid
4-"m 5000
Mrs Marina Horden
N,hSe nv "r r.
n.ua., ~ , na'''so"
'" h"''S''o'"t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
Goshen Cheese.

~ CASKS Goshen Cheese-received per schooner
III Dusty Miller from INew-York, and for sale by
STEPHEN SHIN,
n,vs Janney's Wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

The Presidential election in Philadelphia has
resulted, as was anticipated, in the success OF
the Jackson electors In the city the VOC stood
Adams, 3327; Jackson, 1880.
In the county, the Jackson ticket likewise
succeeded. The friends Of the Administration.
yislding too much TO the confident boasings Of
their opponents, appear TO have taken little in.
,erest in the election. Duff Green will, we
presume, split his throat with growing. So he
will when he hears from Tennessee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
md F4NCY GOOD.S.

wv THIFC UUUIJ.1.
Consisting Of Knives and Forks varioUs qualities.
bucks clear horn, black, tipped and ivory ia OF
81 pieces; pen, pocket, cook, shoe and butchers
knives; iron rim, pad, cupboard, I'LL and sideboard
Locks; Hinges and Screws Catches and Rots, csrpen-
ter's and shoe makers Tools, Plated Spurs. Carry
Combs, hlerton's hwl Blades and lacks, Commode
Knobs, Cotton and Wool Cards. Plated and Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons. Red Screws, Spit Boxes.
Bread Trays, Plated Casters and Candcsicks Cross
Cut, Mllsnd whip saws, Waters, Belnetsl Kettles,
Timed and iron Tea Kettles Brass Andirons shoveIs
and longs. Gilt, Curled Maple and Toilette Looking
Glasses, Saucepans, Sfters Wire Tenders, Nail kods,
and hoop iron OF various sizes, White and Brown Shoe
Thread, Curtain Pins; britannia Tea and Coffee
Potts, Spades and Sbovels, Nails all sizes, Pots and
Ovens hes, silvereyed Jennings Needles, and vari.
ous other articles.
oct l8 dIteo5w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
.a\eXanAria Guards!
Grand Nudge.
Co\umbian Insurance Office.

alexandria, Oct 22d, 1923.
N1oTICEi is hereby given to the Stockholders of
~ th. institution that election for eleven Direc-
tors TO serve the ensuing year. will be held at this Of
6ce' between the hours OF 10 a. ~ and z. II. on
Monday the Sd day OF November next.
JAMES SANDERSON, Secy.
~, % 5taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

II may further be remarked, that returns have
the exception Of three only, :rwhich Mr. Camp
bell cannot obtain majority of more han 500
votes; while nine Administration counties, some
Frimb'e considerable ma jorities; besides Craw-
ford, ancock, Mercer, Williams, and Wood,
which, giving but lew votes, are not included
in The above estimate, although they are known
to be decidedly in favor of the Administration
remain to be heard from
Thepoliucal character Of the next General
Assembly of Ohio, will be as follows.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

Remaining in the Post 0fiee, Alexandria, d. C. No.
vember 1. 1923.
or Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they mry not get
them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
John T.. ManAel.

EORNER of King and Royal streets. has just re
" ceived from Baltimore and Phi,adelphia and of.
fers for SALE the most Reasonable terms, for cash.
a handsome assortment Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04

governor Of Havana, on the 10th, at o'clock,
received The intelligence Of an action between
he G. and the brigau ines Marie and Amalia,
from an officer a, Banes, in sight OF which it
occurred. The friga,e Lealtad was sent out
from Havana al 2. but before she came up,
the & had twice attacked the Marie and Anna
liza, & after we'll su ,tain-d fire on both sides
had ef; them, having Suffered in all her Prin-
eipal iisging.
The Leal,ad hove in sight Of the G at = +.
NJ and gave chase, and fred upon her untii a
Iirtle after s. Sine directed her OF prlncipai'
" at her sails aud rigging, 10 cripple her ex-
pectng her TO yield 10 such superior force,
but as she resisted in the words OF the Spanish
Commander, Canine, "wi,h not gallan.ry, nu'
even ,emerity,"h e was Obliged to bring ali his
force to bear. the fag, h- says, was struck
after an action Of nearly an hour. lie Grs
crihes the Guerrero as a superior vessel with
% shor, twenty tours, and completely equip
ped He con lectures that the crew amounted
TO 200, and concludes that 40 or so were kill
led, though there were only ten wounded.
The Lealtad suffered considerably in her
mass and rigging. and received several shots
in their hull; with The loss OF an officer killed,
and wounded severely Tne Mirtre bad
six wounded, two severely, and seven bruisnd
bowsprr rendered useless. The Amalia sui
fereJ loss The officers and men of the Nv"
latter are highly commented for their gallant
ry, In supporting the honour of the Spanish
flag. They are stated 10 have mounted, DO Ii
together, only eighteen pound carronades,
twelve, and eighteen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The unfi lis ,ed business nf Yesterday was
the amendment moved by Mr.. Qskley, ofN Y
the amendment reported by lhr Commiree
Of tn Whole on the state Of The Union, in hit
item oil the appropriation bill for internal i'm
prove whicl. provides for the con'inu-
ance of surveys, sc. under the direction of the
President, $4,000. M. Oakley's amendmen,
is in the following words:
"ProU,ded, That only So much ofihe appro-
2rialon, hereby made, as shall be necessary
for The completion Of such surveys and ex>
amina,ions as have been already commenced;
shall be expended"
MIR. Oakley addressed the House a. consid-
cradle length, in support Of this amendment
and incidentally The proprirly Of dividing
the surplus fdnd ofthe Government among he
several States, to he by them applied 10 such
objects OF internal improvement as they might
think roper.
Mr.. G"rham, Mr.. Storrs, and Mr. Barney,
successfully replied 10 Mr.. Oakley, defending
The proprie,y Of tho present apprnprial,on. and
strongly reprobaiing division IF he surplus
funds Of the Government; aud their application
according 10 me will Of the States, as both un
constitutional aud -saexpodi
Mr., McDufhe replied to somr Of the remarks
Of NJ. Gorhain, from which hr strongly DIS
sented, but advocated the 'xpediepcv Of The
presrn appropriation, inasmuch Us tie series
of surveys of national character was nearly
completed
Mr.. II fran ncx, OBJ, lined the faor, and in
saeecn Of considerable length, opposed the
VIII lie system Of internal impro, ELI enl by the
General Government.
Mr.. CT mer, OF Geo. rose, and was bout Ia
address he House, WHEN, with MS cpnsen,
Mr.. Ri.es moved an Aijournmrnt, he mo.
lion was CARR d. ayes S2--noes 10
SO the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
From the National Intelligencer.
SUPREME. { CURT OF TIE U. STATES

SATURDAY, March /, 1928.
lie Cosrj mot al IL o'clock
? e,sUt III tie Court.
n. to-St. Armand IS. Brand-gee, and No.
it'-Sa Tvs. ,ame-Wrils of I, ror 70 Dis
Cor Tor East Louisiana. Dism ssrd a.
greA
- " 81 -Cum-svs and anathers Vase
=, Sl"nl ot this C,u,s<wa> Concluded by
w, " en-, mr the Plaintlff il Error.
y. w l15. C'nard, Marin I Tor the Eastern
N'>r''' 81 Penn>yivania VS. The Atlantic IL
s.rancr Company Of New York - The argu,
II VI nus caese WAS en- nenced by Mr.. Z
''nSefso'i, Tor the Piair' II IN Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
COMMERCIAL.
SHIP a2,8lsy9.
Port uf AAaXaNdvie.
tRRIvRD, vi rich

NRRIvED, vi .rCh 3,
Schr Ha1ail Prau Boston; mHltSses, nails, &C to
\. C C,zenove CO.; shoes to Walker 4 Elson am,
freight for the District.
schr w" Brothers, Stetsoe, Boston; plaster TO
VIM. Fowlc & Co.
Schr Essex, stanarl, Seabrnok, potatoes, cheese,
oats, &c TO James Robinson
Pa sed sp for Georgetown, ,chr Rsnown, Baker.
IL DAYS from AUX ray~, with full cargo of coffee
10 merchants in Gel.ra'own
Report Of pe'seh pss .eir ReHo'cn IN tie f Of fur
,ayes. eth Ftbruarg, 1873
Brig Agnes, Hardin, of Boston Is days, for "remen
Schr franklin Carl h, of Nwburpnt - DAYS. for
New-Orleans; schr Aethon Dashr, Of Bali more II
days for Ne x-Orleans schr Bcllona, Davis, Eewha-
ven Is days. for NewYork; schr Caroline, Sea,s, Of
Sanlwich, for 5dia,r. An lrch; schr ent,
hsmpson. of Marblhead, tos4 in 10 days; schr
Nancy, Mires, of Philadelphia, merriam when she
would sail.
British brig wilEsm, Sheraton, from hence, at Bre
men Oath bee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04

We have T, ceiyed the first numher Il a new
W etry y !iuca! lance, published IN Washing
,,n, called I'VE the propie. 1t adto's 'es
the eau,e Of the present AlminiStra 'o', AMI
the present ppl,cy Of h Genera Government
We have read, with great deal Vt Satisfaction,
the editorial anl selected articles WIN which
iii, filled, and va no doubt but that il viii
prove valuable journal. and contribute latge>
IL 10 the Dissemination Of Correct Hrinci pies
thr,ushoIlth the country On, OF The main f"a-
lures If hi, print. the cd,'Hr saws, will consist
nit, Ii,Ca>s'on { the political character, a.
bi Is, and fines, { Gen. J4cks"l, for the
Pc d-",T our objections 20 his professions
= his nigh Off e, Will he srpp"Ited in every
Instance, by the best e,ioeuc,. >" be procured;
and =, some proofs hat are, 10 tis pe4Die 10 ger
TIA. { i ns,V cpmDlsr,oa Why al Iqdirn fghis,
O. victorious l. I'd r, >houlJ not be elevated
70 III IKE ulvr chat t. the exclusion 1T .
SIT snlu, wh9 k1ows human nature AID thu
TrId 'rlm KIP ri nc; who possesses strong
N nd, AM is We instructed %" all subjects rr-
Gl,,rs Tor the tx II d station he now holds
In >hor', man whose industry aud devotion
10 tine public good, scare ly yields to any one
OIL his 'la, rinus and pa rio,ic pred, ccssors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
fish Wharf.

Superintendent Office, Feb 26h, 1928.
NOTICE rs hereb, given that tie Fish Wharf with
~ the Warehouses will be rented on Monday the
10Th of March next, at ~ O'Clock, A. W. Commit
tee Of Council Will attend The premises for that pur
pose. 'o"19 ""noo-' o.
feb 27-tl0M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
VALUABLE INVENTION.

i we nave EN-, saySthe NV York Gazette,
d. a"'"ot recently Invented by Thomas p.
s rmSAue'' Esq, at the Sterling Works. THIS
.,' nor requires no stock, and is secured by the
Sai'n'' able being fastened to three flukes, so
ro,';e ~ trim as t" give each auk' us pro-
sf ~ ~ '"e stroin-and % Supports tn back
~ mixes IN he ground, that it is hardy
So $50 & mt any part Of it can BE- brosen or
sr ~ I'e" under any circumstances The weight
NJ, :" anchor Is s27 pouuds,-s ofthe chain,
byJ, '0'Ns OF an inch, pr of, IS tons, by he
~: 'p"c machine. L. Is well worthy the at.
ir, ION 0i nautical men, as it is undoubtedly an
IMPORTANT Improvement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
Notice.

vylIE Stockholders of the Fiuquier q lexandris
turnpike Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting will take place at Hamilton, on Mon
day the l7th day of March. when ar election will be
held for a President, Directors and Treasurer.
By order, J. H'R"AN' treasurer
march 5-eO17N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
WING OF THE
Virginia State Lotiery-Ao la,
So 10 ~ IS IL


On Tuesday, the 18th Of March.
The r. Lslcnd Site Consolidated Lottery,
No 2-W,ll be drawn at Providence.
HIGHEST PRIZE $500.
Tick cts IS; Halves So; Quarters 5 cts.
Neo- York Consoiila/ed Lottery, No 8.
Draw the 5;h of March
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Whole Tickets IS; Halves 50 Quarters IS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 4.
Will be drawn in Washington City, on the 18th
March.
ne Schem very attractive, containing tie follow.
ing list Of Prizes, besides which, there many Of
les importance, viz.
prize of 100000 sprizes Of 81 900
Of 5000 Of 500
Of $500 10 Of $50
/ of 2,4o5 10 Of 200
20 of 49, 80 of 100, 81 OF 49, 81 of 90, 81 of So &C.
To be had in great variety of numbers at the Of
fee of
J. NJ. NVSEELAS'
Lottery 0Gee, .ahrondria, d c.
Where within a few weeks has been sold one prize Of
S. 900; one of 1405 together with variety of small.
er denominations. All orders duly and promptly at
tended 10. march
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04

M h. seen by referring to announcer eoiu'h"
onr venerable ex-presiden'' Nadi"0n ana
=. h,v. declined their nomi"a''on as FL
N'' p.ss;J,p, and Vice President at the
"" .,.,;op. Trey cannot be prevailed on
'o'''o ~. ouiet aud calm If refinement, 20
49,, ,nmul, which is now excited
,ys may prieve for this determination
NV ..sner,s W. have still the satisfaction
y ' 20 tina, hey both entertain prefer
a. Adams over Gen. Jackson, and
IL. WISHES are all on the side OF CIV u
on, The w ,ig speaking on this sun
The, have pref,rred MIR. Adams
cI,tsoo-thry do prefrrhlm and heir
no srcre, 20 hose familiar WI II
,,yr,s The demonstration OF TINS
~ that the convention desirrd-and
Ia, n>rrarrd ir-bayins sa'ishrd the
...,,,, tina, those men whose srrvi-
,.,.-.,e are coeyal with The Govern
,,,os,J 10 the election OF Gen. JACK
,b;.r, Of the convention II tuihtiru. IL
$50 p,s, Of lhar Object, % force the success
.,,,.;,,icke by the inilu"ncr OF great names
IN o,ls wish TO S.! to the doubtful ana
: ,j,.uog, M dis IN aud Monroe who assisted
;.,,p, he Gounaatlon OF the Re 'uh'', and
,,I,og and $, wisely, Administered is othcrs'
oppo,rd to the r!ection IF Gen Jackson
vii YOU acr with them, Or unite with those who
,rr >rski to place mere soldier m he Pres
i5nc,," 1t was not the names of NJ olson ana
N,rr,e n 4 ,he couy,urion wisneA 10 secure
-h,t ., Iu,ul a.e the s>suI"nc', vat Ma lsoh
and Monroe .inriled with ten in o ln'nn.
The u,lr Of the letter from Judge Brooke,
ap ca.aHy retorm'ns III" dist gpi'h'd me"
0r heir nominaltor, iii Cx9i~n tn cause, wy
u,b 3 Ieacth Of l,nc has elaps, d without their
salIm,rta being known.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04
III 7RRlED.

On the first inst ny the Rev. Mr. Guest, RICHARD
wRsHr, formerly Of Georgetown, to Miss EMILY Hon
WE'LL of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-04

AZ A07oUSr OF The NAVAL ACTION "A
br ~4s paper Of the 2o,h alt. furc,shed u,
ye,,asI Colin, off he brig ARIEL, arrived
c,D, Contains the Official accoun, Of III.
P'u'e OF The Mexican vessel Guerrero. The
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.,o,5auce with an ancient CUSTOM the
Of Massachusetts has set apart
G''''Is ,be Sd day of April next for day
,f,,,us and prayer throughout the commons
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IN COUNCIL. FEBRUARY ie.h, 1929.

IN COUNCIL. FEBRUARY I9 h, 1929.
TVluE following person. were appointed Commissions
r, for holdng Election in the diff rent words on
Tuesday, the 18th day nf March next, for me- nb"rs to
serve in the Common Council for the ensuing twelve
months:
Samuel lindsay, } A,RLodes,Taver, ,h>
Matthew Robinson, l., Nd -
Alexander NJ Kenzic, } -
Guy Atkinson, J Al tho old founc;J cb,uba,
Nlnam "'FSo'!' for the I'd Ward.
Va ub Morgan,
A G. Cadenove, } A. ,h t,j;., o,.,, T.,or,
James Douglas, er,L. 81 g. rd
Henry Dangerfelh,O
JOSIAH H. DAVIS, and Alfied-s,reets 70. the 4,6
william Fowle, } Ward.
feb 2l--t4N
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Situation W ante 4.
Wanted.
Cash fur Negroes

IN n subscriber wishes "a purchase IS or SO young
i negroes Of both sexes, bc'we, tie agtsot ! I'D
Is wears For information ercuIe at Mr.. Flies p.
Legs; any letters rttre tie subscriber thu Ugh
the pos, office at Alexandra viii be piompy attend.
edt0 5. e.. FRANKLIN.
feb 15-f
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lax y sY-9.aaAa
,y MORNING, MARCH &, 1928

virginia Legislature ADJOURNED on 'ne
l'e =" ,bs Senate the Baltimore and Ohio
Is; vs." hill has been rejected. The vote
Raj No. ,,-of course the proposition mis-"
lid.
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British brig william, Sheraton, from hence, at Bre
men 24th bee