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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

Dissolution.
VJlfIE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of L. q L. CHiNBERL3LN was dssolv-
ed by mutual consent the Dist inst Those having
claims against the firm will please present them ana
those indebted will please make payment to either
who are authorized to settle the same.
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
i,lv o. LUTHER CHAMBERLAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
COnsumptioMs, Coughs, &C.

m - IS the breast and lungs teathnS 10
.on,nmn,;on The following cerlncate Jns' received
Sr,.n !. highly respectable gentleman VIII sho" It's
vaiue:- .:r al -, c,r ,,,,,vor,Is
I. samuel Moore, do hereby certify that tor upwards
oF y.sr WAS severely afflicted win pam IN my
-. a..omosoi.dv,th very bad cough and snort.
-. ~, hsath ,nl every Indication (,n the OPINION OF
- n,w,.,,nI NJ ,nrroaching consumption. After
m, inv, ,hr,n n a course OF elicne, anu h'lhS "o
TsF 7 US Induced 10 make trial OF Buffers Nege.
,,hIe Ind;,n sneci6c and the use OF one ana ha'i
polite. conpleteiy restored me to lea'n' ana nave
remained So ever since, beng up~"rus1 : &c, .,,,
me celebrated DE- Cullen mas taught US lhat ou'
e, ,,n,;,, should be employed IN Watching the aP-
noaeb Of me dis ease preventing IT'S proceeding 20
,.,rshIs state. and in persons OF consnmPuve mao
!, s.ns,;,IIv those born Of consumPuve parents tue
sI,btest svmptoms Of aa approaching consumption al
- $50 - ner;od of lie ought carefully To be at.
tendedto" =.
Tba sn.c;Sc Is obtained by extraction from hetos,
r,,. No., .rs plants &c when pe'iec'ioh IN eohse
ouence of a happy combination OF the mos T'''~o.
herbs nc it becomes a balsau OF '"Pe''o' arr ~
heals the mi red parts opens tue pois a"u
,n. t,rbsd nerves after tie manner OF an annoayhe
w -, ,n. ohs,rIction of the chest ard the lungs
$3.50 s;;,,,,s the disease particularly need t, use.
II xpector alton, which IS so constantly .ai
- To-. ,,d WIN a. il ceanses and heals also gives
the tcnderlungs In this mannerh 'eho Is
~, ,s,t;e yer improves Digestion gres s''ea2th 10
the repairs the appetite and improves the sPi
Tit, FMS specific ALWAYS DC gwen III s'e'S III"
mild pleasant To the taste. and founu paw. use
fuI in hypocondrcal nervous ana hssle'cAi u'SeAe.
E,.h hin of dir actions contains detailed acco"nt oil
49,; a.,s, IN all its different stages and viii be a.
';.a viii the signature OF the Proprietor in red
EDWARD STASIER SON
30 Frirfar-street, .7israhdrfa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
Wine, Brandy, etc.

- /.
ID ORDEAUX brandy Of signette and other prA'''
Id Holland gin, Weesp & Swan brand
Jamaica Rum ,.,,
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes ana P"1
casks, old and very superior. part ONT having '''
India
Sicily and Marseilles Madeira
Dry and sweet malaga Inn.
Champagne, II Estephe and other frehch WIN
n nrum and gin -, ,,a
Old and common whiskey, in hogshea''
barrels
Manufactured tobacco, various oran"N
Baltimore window glass
Sparks Philadelphia shot
Duponts Brandy, wine, gunPowhfr
Muscovado and refined sugars
Sack salt, mackerel
Sperm, mould and dipt candid'
Fist quality white lead
Cut nails and 5rads, Cd TO I'D
Young hyson and imperaites
Cuba and Java coffee
Anchoyies, citronkc. For sale by
June % A. CCAZEFOvE Go.
Cotton and Hemp Seine Iirtne, &C. &C.. .,
vTvHE subscriber has for sale the irst ,gl S1YE
COTTON AND HEMP SEINE 1Hhn,.
which he will sell low for cash, or on ereo "
toners, ALSO,
A General assortment Of Groceri@'y
oet15 CEO. CoLEMA2~
NeW-Orleans Sugar, &c
HHDs. first quality New-orlesns Sugar
Z 90 Coils Cordage.
;uIy Is w. FowLE Y O.
Newark Cider. ..
BblsNew ark Cider, landing from 'e'''"
= Erie and for sale by .s
va STEPHEN iSBt1N, Jarne'' TbH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
Chocolate and Mustard.

Chocolate and Mustard.
uAyING undertaken the agency here for dispcs
III ing of the manufactures of Mr.. Jonathan Fell Of
Philadelphia, calculate to be constantly supplied
with all such articles in his line will meet sale a, m
prices and therefore request the attention Of dea.
to the following articles just landed, viz
10 boxes chocolate extra no.
10 Ado do do do
IS boxes do No.
so do do do
boxes superfne mustard, containing doe,
half pound canisters
6 do fine do do do do
20 do superGne in bottles
90 ] do fine do
maySl JAMES IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15

1JvHE subscribers have opened an office III the Ok
Lands in the Territory IF Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-15
White Coffee.

~ Bags old and of superior quality, received per
Ctt brig Alexandria and for sale by
aue4 S. MESSERSNITH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09

letter, dated July It'll, says--"Tas Grand Con-
venon assembled for tho purpose OF revising the Con-
suiution has broken up without doing any thing
Bcgnta and tins place have formally declared Boivar
supreme chief, and doubt their ample viii be
followed by all other towos aud places. Much good
is anticipated from this measuren
Oar files oil Carthagcna papers TO the 9th July, are
manly flied with documents relative to the dissolution
OF tbs Ocana Convention. One OF these All address
to the public. by twenty deputies IN BoYars interest,
VIM iudiog themselves e, completely the minority
by San'andcr and his party, wtbd trop the Con-
voniou GU the I'd ofJune. Tho same deputies signed
another address 10 the Convention the G IN wi'c'
they protested against any measure which that body
m,gh. adopt.
On the 9th the Convention passed on order, re1uir
ing the Deputies WHO had withdraw not to leave the
city I'LL order should be taken supply ing their
places. The twenty who had withdrawn replied on
the day denying the jurisdiction OF the Ccnyen
t,on regarded themselves and protesting against the
legality OF any OF lis acts in consequence OF us not ha-
wing he quorums prescribed by the Constitution
On the l'h OF June the Convention held its last
session P:ndns that thcr efforts 10 recall The nino
rity had not succeeded appeared that there Only
manned III members of the Convention while So was
the number required by the Constitution to form quo
rum. They thar eore voted to dissolve the assembly
and, witt, slight division Of opinion assign
ing tho reason winch moved hem To this result, ihc
Convention was accordingly dissolved.
Then follows the CttstG da CIrtageRo. which is
wholly devoted to the of Bolivar, act of the
city of BogOta, adopted the the 18Th juno. and of
course before the dissolution oF the Convention could
have been known there disavowng the of the
tonvnntion revokiDg the antho ity gwen 10 lis
Deputies To act in behalf Of Bogoa, aud unpnriur
ExCoIIcucy The Libera;or 10 take upon himself the
den of the whole power OF the state.
This act OF the capital gives this occasion Ia Don Pc
dro Aicentara Harran. n'endapt OF the Department OF
CundiDainarca, lin which Boeo liz situaeil 10 issue
proclamation, which he forth The distracted
and miserable slate OF the country, threatened with
aggression from Peru and with attack br the Spanish
fleet, while Bolivar had from Bucamaranga to
the capital, with the purpose of lay ing down his
rnand AMI retiring from public life. The Dou goes
on TO 'nqure-in these circumstances what is to be
dnne' who is there that deserves confidence to
whom alone is the country willing to confde all des-
TIMES? I7ucndo that the recommended BY 30
gotta must be adopted, aud Bolivar clothed with SUI
prone power
Last Of ALL we have the express appreciation of Do
liva himself of h assumption of power the part
the capital, Recommending that city, 10 letter sub
scribed by the Secretary, Soubette, for 'akin upon
itself the salvation OF the country, the preservation OF
IFS glory aud IT'S uuiou."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
UPRIGHT AND ABLE STATESMAN,
THAN IOjIN O. ADAMS


':.Nr. -iddnsS has al no time sought adj
puncement, asor caught at &onorS sohich he did
not deserve: he has ae0cr cobaiied 7pitk a por-
ty for las olcn Gggrandi,cment, after dcnoun-
eng taa, party In the most bitter terms: nc
never relaxed i'll zeal for the country at u
trying crisis: hc ncper supported az election
6.Y tntr5gues to tampcr With votes in other
States.
''.lk. .4dao,s' tdicnts are fitted solely to ruls
az q Repubic, because Repubitca, govern
men.s can only be sustained by INTEGRITY
end PL.4LM DE.8LLNG.
MAncu %, 1G24.-'General Jackson, in
the State of Pennsylvania, now finds those
only opposed TO his election, who defended
his honest but indscreet zeal, WHEN He
TRAMPLED ON THE CIVIL AUTHO-
HiTf, by arresting the United States Judge
and other citizens at New Orleans. and
when he seized and executed Arbuthnot and
Ambrister, IN Florida: he has there chang
ed friends, combining what with the honest
portion OF the community who gaze witt,
admiration at his military powers, soidt soth
portion Of mon ambitious for place 0"d
prje'nsent, and what with THAT PARTY
ucho care rot scho they support NGt they
make m'Schief AND BREAK UP THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY, Il host in that
State, which will probably outnumbcr the
friends of any other Presidential candidate. =
May 10, 1824.-"Shoud he MIR Craw-
ford not be elected, WE CAN TRUST OUR tx
EcurIvE DEPARTMENT in the hands of AD-
ANS or CLAY. srish coutd sag The sume Of
Gen. Jackson.
''We love our civil rights and privileges too
well to place Jackson in the Presidential
Chair. pc do nat like to be hanged ''5oithout
rhyme ar reason"
'i.et Jackson command our armies, but
letsome other man rule our nation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
From The U'esiern IIrginiu,s
JACKSON JIrERAT(JRE

From Uc Wesfern TtrgirldJi.
JACKSON LITERATURE
The Rockingham Peoik{y Register publishes poem
f7om the pen of the talented Jackson that
countr. IL is ept,tled the "Sose-And the s,ysey
composed has doubt succeeded in edifyng their
HEARTS content, all the jackson noscs vino favor ed
'T'ih perusai. The following the best verse-rhlt
VI Combines both taste aud the Sp,it o. Jack
jsn IS "pretty essentially apparent" Rhyme and
reason IooLed for
The Jackson men every one,
Determined on their right sirs,
And if you give them Insolence
They slap your face aud ears. sins.
That's your sort-"Slap YOUR face and earsn-
"burn him IN the flames of his agency onss."-"Tbis
morning we x,itei ,xteen "-.'Ftancs the Prophet
and another, we're decoyed DO ard. They have been
dung to day. Who dare call my conduct in question:
'tsy the eternal Cd, I'll fog MIN in the Senate
Chamber" ''Shoot the id rascal Shoot the
Cd rascai!!n Verify
The fiery soul aohor'd in Ca,iIine
In Jarvis charms in Jackson is divinel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09
MRS. GARTER 3. pAGW

AAJ Isles to receive INTO her family a few y0IIDp
w Ladies from the country. Mrs. Page win at
tend most particularly, and personally, 10 their health
comfort religions instruction, manners and conduc;
and every facility will be afforded them for ounpIe-
ting their education. we'll selected Library and q
Piano Forte will be furnished for their use. Masters
can attend them. and give private lessons in Music
F'rDch and Drawing For other branches thew can
attend the day schools in Town MIS-. Page has ia
ken pleasant aud connodous house. in retired sit
uaon. and contiguous 10 the best schooa Terms can
be known by application TO EIrs Page, either petso-
ay or BY letter, and for reference she mentions Chap
man Johnson, Robert and Temple Gwatbmey, Bevef-
~ Randolph. and BERNARD Peytou, tlsgs.
Young Ladies who have finished their eiuca tic vii
ov received by Mrs. Page pa dour boa rders.
Richnnnd. Inu 0nlh 1909
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09

@~om ne I'm Y3rir Jorrnrl of C.rgmcrrc.
LATE5C FROM fCLOMBIA
By 'ho brig FanpirO, Capt Fish. arrived ycstor-
l'ay short passage from Ga: lbdgcOa are IA
e. T..h si;,css f"m ;is' qa'c 70 i.s I.:' n1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
From the Richmond Wing, Feb. 10.
TIE REPORT.


The Committee TO whom was referred the |
Governors War Message, and the proceedings
Of y C.rolira AMI Georgia, on the Tariff &c
yr''egdly reporIrd, ard the Report was adlourn
cd until Monday next, fur consideration.
The rraier will be- struck at the excessive
sentenes, Of the Report! Not "the sweet
South ste ling over bed Of Votes" is more
SIT aud g,nlc! The reader who remembers
To- Ia ious md bigoted Character ofthe pro-
'eeo,n, IS II the two preceding L. gisl,tures, on
the same sp0rc's Of the Tariff and Internal
lmproNcE. Mt, and who has so recently pe;used
the Message of Gov. Giles, IN plain teens, in
Sr'cang the expedienry OF dissolsing the
ION, aud Vugiu'a's setting up for herself,
VIII be inqusi,ive 10 know, how the response
otna' M's>ag,, given by the same men who
The last winter went such lengths, came noto 10
De so very MIL and in ffcnsive? Nothing is
more expliCable. Gen. Jickson's success de-
Ponds u9on ohe single quesiion-tha, of the
iard-and the relations of his party towards
mat question, are already OF the most delic ate
SnG EMBARRASSING nature Any manifestation
81 decided hostility 70 it, from AIRY important
uNiston OF his friends, might, and in all pro
o"oil'y, would have the effect of weaving the
state upon which all depends, from his inter-
's'S' a false movement, at this time, and ~.
p'n ms SUBJECT, would he irremidahiy fatal.
'ncy theo, has dictated the moderation of the
"P', under reylew--a policy founded in the
apprehension OF alarming Pennsylvania, aud the
e''fe OF leaving the jackson party IN Congress-
" nnemharrased as possible.
Inc predicament of Gov. Giles, occas;oned
Tie Report Of the Seec, Committee. is not
I J, most enriAble. Urged On BY his irrecon-
SIeaoie haired Of Clay, the great champion OF
S american system, (mstakcn by him for
ap9robaiion OF the system itselr,) to 20 the
'IO'' reasonable lengths, Of his late Message
~&iated into the expectation, from the his,
Wy OF iormer session., that the Legislature
e ready 20 go all lengths with him, the Go.
.."O' hOds himselfas the pinch, left high and
lie stands alone in his invitation 70 dis.
g.. '"--w"h hone 20 share the reproach of The
- ana none TO divide the responsibility.
Gu. heretofore, most outrageous on these
IsuOn' OF National policy, aud who private
lave ave expressed their willingness to divid,
eoon, rather than sac Internal Improve
;ao.: s, &c: triumphant, nor, would by tende
gl.erahon for the delicate posture of III,
~ :, affairs, warmly condemn the Go,erno
mining at disunioa! Gentlemen, 70,
Le not blame hm-blame yourselves VIII,
S"S nm thus TO speak, BY your former Res
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
NanciMg School.

EVILS CARUSl respectfully informs his trends
4 and the public Of Alexandria that his dancing
scbaoJ i, now open at the corner Of King and Henry
srer'I. r:,.,e,;,,. ,,o;-
po.e,,s and guardians desirous oil ntrrstinS 'heis
oJrcm r., hs care, are reque stcd to make early APP
nI;cs,n at his room as above between the hours OF
tweIve and three o'clsck OF Tuesdays and Fridays
feb l6-en6t -----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
Riann Fnrtes

UpIsIEy THoMP ON has lately received on sa'e'
at his Book, Music, and Stationery stores Penn
sylvania Avenue ,.L
One piano forte, from the mandatory OF Dubois q
stodart New-York; constructed with theS1atest i,N'
movements, patent metallic sounding board circular
case rosewood front, six octaves Price s@oo.
One do from the same, with drawers, 81 oc,aVes
o'' -" -' S24V.
10 do extra $50
The workmanship and tone of these instruments are
<un,rior to any for sale in this District
One do made by Ryder fa'man, Phi'ade'pn,' pm.
with circular case additional keys, drawers &c s2'o
c"e Wv ,r -, $500
p r. will be constantly supplied with instruments
from The above manufacturers and will furnish 70 ofuer
and forward to any part Of the District to Norfolk or
Richmond, s,1s
plain Piano Fortes 81 octayes 20, ,oo
Do do 8 do 60
Elegant C do round corners &c. a a.o
| Do do do 6octaves e o2e
! no do 10 and drawers .do
10 :, An rosc wood front &c. 400
10 r'al."o'o dn do SOC
| sn,n;sh Guitars 10, II, 80 and sS5
| Flutes, Clarione,s, FIsgeoets, Flies, 'ioins
| Bassoous, Hand Organs, &c
| New Music for the above instruments
| feb lS-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
Notice.

T a meeting Of the Stockholders 4 the Alexan-
n dra Library Company, yesterday, the following
gentlemen were unanimously elected to manage the
affairs of the Institution for the ensuing wear
Hugh Smith, President.
Charles Bennett John Robert, Phineas Janney,
John Richards, N. wattles, Geo. Drinker, GeorgI
Housh, Thomas Smith, James Douglass, Joseph Each.
es and l. p. Thompson, Directors.
feb l9-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
Nistyict Of ColuMbia-fo WI.
The United States of America 'tsAa"is

The United States of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One set Of If Tea re cp"i % S"H Rp'na"
~, - ,eme,nbered, that Thomas Swami, Esq at,
ID torney for the United States for the Hs'f c p
Columbia, hath exhibited libel IN the 11s.rcs 'ou''
,Ia u war 1897 enc set of Tea China and part OF
tR ,s set Of liverpool ware have in
to the United states-to witt at the Port OF Asxs,
dria in certain brig called "ihe Cumser,an aa .t 20
whereof one Thomas Patterson was masters ,l' ..e
a;J China and Liverpool Ware, were not included IN
the report, manifest and entry made with the cors
tor of said poBy which means the same hn tbe co1
forfeited to the United States and sezeo IN, or in.
Sc,or aforesaid All persons having right, t,e VI III
in or to the said China and liverpool Ware. are
and aonshed to appear Court IN
Alexandra on the first Monday next 70
and abide by and perform all such . aalGj,s "'
by law req'''NN RDM. l. LEE, c. e.
fob
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
From the National Intelligencer.

SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
SATURDAY., February 10, 1928.
ThsCunrt met this morning at l O'Clock.
Pres Mt, II the Courl.
Ne. s.. Elliot aud others Us. Lessee of Pier
sol ans 9th. rs--Writ Of Error 10 Circuit Court
for kentucky District. Mr.. Justice rrimble
delivered Jrc opinion Of tne Quart. Judgment
affirmed, Hirh cos,s.
=. NJ. 81 Dany rs. 'CGomLr- The aIsaH'e"s
Ct III, cause was conciud, 4 by Mr.. Coke for
the Appellant.
NJ. g5. Bank cf Columbia VS.. Lawrence -
Thu argument 81 this cause was commenced
BY Mr. Daniop f.r the Piaintif In Error, by
Me>sr> aylor and Jones for the Defendant IN
Error, aud concluded by Mr.. Key Tor the
PLAIN if in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19

UpIsuEy THoMP ION has lately received on sale
at his Book, Music, and Stationery stores Penn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
u.o,. "a. Mse Ya,k Goo. E.5. 10.
LNTERESrlNG FROM HAVANA.

t,.,r,r, of :, is.ttrr from oar correspondent at
Ia, ana. dated 29,h January, 1873 ne or
- &c the Colombian and Mexican govern
-,.r,s. expelling tn@ Eusonesn Spdniards, nave
~, c,rrird into effect Several have arrived
=, ,hi, mort, hut greal number have proceeued
% Nrc.O. eaus, and other places, owing 10 a
~, industriouslv circulated, from sinister
=. Ives. thai they wouli not be well received
h.-. The distress and Inconvenience which
80 persons have suffered, thus bahished from
v,b Il MS long been their homes, may be well
smaeiped. The policy OF such measure may
M questioned A cause which cannot be sup
,or1ed bu, by exiting from The territory persons
v,o by their talents and Industry, have essen
,;,lIv con,ribu ell % the advancement Of the
rubjic prosperity, which can fear the influence
rf msu Of personal worth and virtue, who must
have been attached to the country by the ties OF
Ing continued friendships, and all those kindly
f,-iops IF The heart which unite men IN civiIi-
10 lE. 20 each oIber-I say the success OF
such cause must be ,ecy questionable, and
will not he sustained but by torrents o! htood,
and bv acts Of violence and oppiession. he
King has viewed the situation OF those persons,
=, rarrnr would the misfortunes OF his chit
drrn--those misfartunts have awakened has
srnpalhy, have callel forth the expression OF
n, raiernal care, well worthy the Monasca oil a
ius, and magnauimnus people. Noiwi'hs'and>
ing I've troubles which have affect parts oil
b s Sirg-lom under his immsHiate view, 'he dis
uesas of his subjects IN remoier parts have
no, been owes booked or forgotten. Instructions
have been issued 10 hie government Of tai' IS
land, to receive the expelled Spaniaris with
every demonstration of kindness; and the au-
moi les Of this City, in obediance 20 these IN
,uc,ious. and to the dictates Of thai benevo-
Lat policy By which they are so eninentiy dis
vneui,hed, will not only hail their arrival with
iay, but viii, with pleasure, render them every
all aud paa;ectiou, in order that they may en-
ly securit, and happiness under a wise, hu'
N ne, and entergetic government, which know
Il how to appreciate the virtues OF a private
integrity, aud the sacred daIy Of fidelity 10 The
monarchy"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19

N. o. Sugar Molasses &c
.hhds n orleans sugar LIST and 2nd quality
II IL do tierces do moiasses
10 do Jamaica coffee.
bags pmeno landing IRON OF sSh90n wa S oe,
rs.rs sh,y low ON the Wharf, and invite those wish
inc to purehase, to examine them while there:
feb IL Ll"D'Hif KILL - W.
W. R.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
Casht0r Negroes.

vlgE subscriber wishes to purchase . or ~ YOUNG
ns,raes of both sexes betwern the ages OF ~ ana
IS wears For information enquire al mr r,.,n.ah
81" At Alexandra viii be promptly attend
the pos'oh''e ., S. G. FRANKLIN.
ed to.
feb 15-U
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19

TRousLE IN CANaDA.-We learn from the
Montreal papers that Samuel Gale, Esq. Che'i
Magistrate, had left Montreal for New York,
y ylr, it is said, he viii take passage for En-
u nd, there 70 vindicate the cause OF the Tx
. tive in opposition to the Canada Deputies,
800 are about to depart for England IN iew
days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
70 Rent.
70 Captains Of Vessels !,

IaS wish to employ as master OF my schooner,
az. a., uI.L sn,;th a Man well acquainted with
.s,Ss, the navigation Of the Potomac River and and
Aas. chesapeake Bav. One who can come well vel,
ccs,nynsnded for subrety honesty and industry, Will
receive liberal wages by applying to ,,,,,,,.
ION On ,owew of King George County,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-21

sugar, Moia sses, &c.
r. Hhds Porto Rico and st. Croix sugars
lU S. bbls st Croix do
40 hhds good retailing moasses
30 boxes Imperial tea, landing from schr Velo.
city and for sale by >. MESSERohlTH.
Hh0 has in Store
100 chests and half chests young hyson tea
so 10 catty boxes do do
100 half chests and ten catty boxes gunpowder do
Is boxes containing ID canuisters do
100 half chests and ten catty boxes imperial do
boxes containing ID cannisters do do
s half chests Souchong do
chests Pouchong do
no bags Java, st Domingo and Rio coffee
10 hhds Newt Orleans sugar
80 or casks sweet Malaga wine
Or casks port do
10 pipes Cognac brandy, part entitled to debenure
3 pipes Holland gin
100 bbls country do of various brcnds
go boxes and boxes Baker and Lapham's chocolate
40 rcams printing
100 do letter pspER
so do pot
500 do wrapping
20 bundles bandbox boards
20 do binders do
II boxes sperm candles
kegs patent shot
Race ginger, cloves
Burlaps, tickenburgs, hessans, &c.
July %