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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
from the Democratic Press.l
1t was your Bull, not ours. that goreh the on
u was your Secretary not ours that did the wrong

IL was yOuT Dun, mn OHSs ''id' Ho''i wv "'
II your Secretary, not ours. that did the wrong
WEST POINT ACADEMY.
In and o., of Congress repeated complaint:
have been made hat the present Secretary o
War bad greatly mirused his authority AM
made his appoin'm' hts of Cadets altogether
from among the friends Of the resent admi>
nistratIon for elrc,inneering purposes. So
long, and SO loud. have been theaEclamors, 'ha,
some of The J ,ck son men in congress were weak
enough to give them credit. Accordingly the
Secretary Of War was called pom, BY reSo-
luton Of the House Of Representatives, to re-
por The names and ds'es Of lie appointments
of the several ad",s This his bren done, and
the result is what experience Dad taught US 10
expect There is not he srshtsf ground for
- suspicion that the pr sent Scrtar' has done
any thing tina, he ought 10 20 have done, but
there is the most irresis,ils evidence that the
Lave Secretary Of War. VI calhoun. The Jack
son candidate for Vice Prsidrut; did, III mos,
extraordinary ard unprec y med manner, make
his office subsrrvient to is ambition, and use
il as mean Of forward X his poll ical views.
The 4ti of March, Is. Mr. Calhoun took
his seat "a Vice PreNdfnt, yet in advance Of
| vacancies whic were ,fake place at the Yves:
| Point A adrmy. he ppointed for hat year
one hundred and hrenilnree Caders; no less than
Hirfy four for the ver3 l826 md even one for
! l827- all Of which se,erarv Barbour permit
ted to go into effect what is the Consequence.
es of this expose? III" Jackson presses con-
time their mirepr,en' atoms and abuse of Mr..
Secretary Barbo"r SUI mol one # hem cast
rrproach upon NJ Secretary Calhoun, TO- hav-
ing. in So shame.ss n manner. pro >iitnted he
patronage of hioffice for cectioneering pur>
poses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
.Auue .9r,to,yeI ,o,,ntu. ,Uaro

Hnne Hrunde4 eotpfy, Na'm 10 to ~.
Mr. Shepperd-ln the fall of last year 'aS "a. !.
with violent pain in the joint of my fore ingeF ~.
the hand with much inflammation; the degrceo' p
which suffered for fortnight was such that ~
but little rest and less sleep during that time uH
many things but found no relief until applied
Judkins' Specific Ointment when in about tw'h,'
nutes the pain left me entirely. From that Pe'l'.
had no more pain, and the use Of my hand was rev,
ed, having before been contracted that IcQnh no."
my victuals. WILLIAM HALL
AGENTS.:
Ale1,ndri
WM GUNTON, Druggist, Washington
JNo. Little, Druggist, Georges""n
dec 15-law1v
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CERTIFICATES
FrDm NJ. National yDurDa!

The following new and highly respectable tc,rs
niaI of the efficacy of Jmdkins ointment in euHrs,
Of the diseases for which it is deemed 10 be .r,nrl
has lately been received by the subscriber from d,
Hon John Cooke, of the House Of Representative d
the United States, with PERMISSION to publish hc sH
Sr--My son being afflicted for five years viii vttt
swe Hing, and having applied every remedy recon-.
mended by the most eminent ply slcans within Hy
reach without success, at length procured on, uy
of Judkins ointment, and made the application actaL
ing to the directions accnmpan, ing the ontRert H.
state for the benefit ofthe afflicted tia, beior d.
one jug was used, a perfect cure was effected W
son has enjoyed good health since. lha'e no dot'
to the ointment alone he is indebted as so,tng vs.
used for more than nine months before the sppcstH
of the ointment Respectfully,
JOHN COCEE
Dr. William EuDfOn. Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
DR.. WILTON Guntoa, Washington.
- 1908

Anegro man ofrnine narrowing wheat this fl. d.
narrow struck rock, bounded on his foot, ore q II,
teeth entering the foot above the JOINT of the BIZ, M
the too:h of the harrow forcing through TO In .,,
the other side, tearing the hesh and sinews i1rg,
that and the adjoining toe. drawing one fibre n,n h
instep about the size ola thresd and tie erpfl IN,
hand, which had to cut o!i-much concrrR w., ~
cited in he family. sent to Barnestown for, MD
Judkin-' ointment, directly applied it As drreci,
made perfect cure in two or three weeks L.
used IT on other occasions, with Ike success
JOHN SPRlGC
Montgomery COuRtu, 1926
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.2lnnnnlis. .lpriI i6 :.

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thereby certify, tina, have used some of Iuakn'
ointment in nv family with such success. as eonGI'n
me, that il deserves to be recommended to The 'nt
ed. One instance-My son ha! been lIbornS "I ~
VERY disagreeable eruption on his head that b'if'
all efforts to cure t-until b. applying part o'a!O!
1t was entirely removed in less than week.
NY DUAL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
DAVID DROOKHAM
Enrk. .&pEfmLlr q. 1871.

Tork, September g. is!
sir-Having been for number of year. afflicted
with the rheumatism t. that degree that ottcrr"I
was unable to walk-tying variety Of cure, '''cr
effect | heard Of Judkins' authenticated IL
and ny using The pot agreeable to direction, "a en-
t'e'y cured. and have not since [now h4 yea.
been afflicted with it. JACOB LETTER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
Baltimore couuty, OciOJr2, ISL

About four winters ago, was severely fo'i '''''
both feet, and became quite lame Erry "t'7o'
ng winter brought forth the severity Of the Dr., q
heard OF Judkins' ointment and bad it appI.l u
acted like charm, completely curing ne IN 'n"'
time. EDWIN n SHEI uERDINE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
We are cladp observe that the House Of

We are gladp observe that the House Of
Assembly a,bromDl. expressed thrir dis
approba, on othe inhamma,orv resolutions of
the South Ca,ina legislature. They dcserv-
cd no more Considerations in our legislature
than would e ofGovrr"or CHESS long wind.
ed essays, o3ne Of DR.. Cooppr's tracts, both
of witch aori"u> PRISONERS have SO often
all that soriF thIT-gg:rrttttrisilsr If The Unon,&
as much AMI their threats as of he sound Of
bows wlslr o" the whole we think i,
mach berHto lay such resolutions under the
iab'" at oe' ny way of indefinite postpone.
inert, IT, 20 vase even Ten minutes of the Va.
luahle tieoi the legislature in talking about
them. NeW York Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14

It's calculated, says the London Moni,,
Herald, that the various acknowledged prp
fessors Of tie law, absorb in income ra,,I.
nine million per annum; and that, in .r,s,
generations Of thirty years each, the whole ,."
of the properly Of the Kingdom passes ,hrouoS
their hands. o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14

The Executive Of the L. s. is said 70 =.
invited the Government Of Main to aes,r, "a's
gentleman in that State, whom they nr,s'' ,
to have sent 10 Russia to advoc ate Their ~.
before the Emperor as Umpire-and VIM T p;r
Preble Judge Of the Supreme Court. bas ~
recommended By up$alds of9o members of,h.
Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14

ANrI-JACKsoN ELECTtA TICKET.
Much exception seems 10 eStakfn al 'h'
conduct OF the An,i-Jacks Sonv"nfion, III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14

company is about to be inc orpora,ed in
Baltimore with capital of $4,000 to re ,n
titled the Phoenix Company for manufactur-
ing shot.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

den but II j. the niaeiice IN some paris ofi'a-
II, where the vines run over the poplar aud elm
trees.
4th Moa people plant their vines ~ shelter
ed AID warm places tins u following the
English n,odc, sherr the climate r"qunes IT.
Here ms VIM. thu are most exposed, bear e
quail, u mol better than others.
9Th. No manure has bcen used for many
sea,s. H. u.s. gives WOOD. not lru
Inc greater pafi Of tie grapes are the sweet
water these are the bret bearers. aud pleasant
e.t tor table. The miller grape answers well Tor
a YaiIrfv, and is good brarcr. have tired
the red and black Hamburg, but they do not
succeed 50 well. am nov Tying 10 RAISE the
Madeira rrapc, having received a rev cuttings
ninrh cainr nom that island, lasl sprng, all Of
which are growing and shall have TAR trai.
The baldrrs on which the grapes are cultl'
,ated ate siA cct eidc, aud the vines IN tue ecu
tte. i0uf humble servant
ficrmunf, ~ Y WILLIAM WILSON.
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- a. re.l wnld The enjoyment II The fighi'
-. 'eoI IN tbetn. eur torn OF govern
,n.,t winch. in n pr, -rm,Eenl d"ltet, pro
.,,tes the happiness nf man, IS lrs5 nHiiY b"
.rr.s,s,1Ily disssInlnAuae the principles oil as
constitution aud, from thu very iaoi q is
. ,ist,nre. calling INTO bung thase irains o'
,h,,,sht ,sbiCn must, IN the end r"Volnlioh'
H.. eysr,. government within the sphere OF us
ksau,pre ur der Nuirh lie people are ntlf'A'
1T n i thus, hat the held IN Fhich Tue
,nind ma, tabor, has become vide a. ne ~
nits Of eivizaiiun. IhsuSs be TO "oa. men
have al last, begun 20 und"r'iani lh'U own
riphts, aud lrrl too lie wrongs "l nihe''
ybis J. snrr tndirauon al the toNnhl OF
tvraon, aid tie anproarhiae freedom and
h,pn,aps. 81 the world. feiloa r'.zees 49,
ore highly favored people. When W ca"
uDr pyes over The map nl The tntvftsf, So
see oar beloved country standing, hke To-
,hon, IN the land 81 L.,Er' rtemp' from SUI
vpundms calsDit,es. mle ihe drsioNihs
satel /. scattering hm'ht, intestine CONF"
son. nni war over ihrer quarters OF 'N'
globe. Ne see nnr own country. .l'N'ra NJ.
-yrrq Ting consistent VIII mans ''hi' .''''
h. Ie,.. AMI the constitution are sovereign 3D.
ser sl. TIE government elcl only ~ us .''
ne6r,nse--Nr are Ut F"sce with al tho
xsord-s1aonls academies, mud colleges o''
of,sriae ihpir trta,urrs 10 every family IN.
tpr,el improvements sre every wN',c pro-
srs.sine Nth astounding rspldity The dark
,louss ut intolerance 40 blown sW5', ~
.,cb ON may worship fnt according 10 M
dictates OF hes owl COINCIDENCE. lbr hum cd
pleuty Is er1pf tng upou pu. lsnd-'lHf iatr''
are ~ our nN - choosing We liF" 80 ~
mate, temperate, sa,uhnaus o. heHt.ttit W.
have a 1aurishing ronamH .'r, a. "1r cil.-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28
On Jebay QJhe Tcarers Of Baltimore

w ANhi wv = II Jul 1913
MesTs. Jonathan Nes5tt, SIN. and I'm. Amor
slRs thus day received your very obllg ng
letter, with the handsome specimen Of domestic
goods manufactured in the street Of your city,
aud in the ranks fthc Civic Procession, on The
fourth instant, tor which | tender to YOU, aud
pray YOU TO present 10 the Neavcls of Baltimore,
NY grateful ac>nowiedg ments.
Among the cities OF the Union Baltimore
has long been distinguished alike for the advrn-
turous spmt OF commercial enter prise, and for
that loitp sentiment of National Independence
winch chcrishes Internal Improvement and Do
nestle Industry. OF this, the great work COM
menCed on the fourth instant Is a memol able ex-
ampl".
Independence and Union are the ends Inter
mai improvement AID domestic industry the
mems, Of the American Patriot and So nsep-
araby are they connected together that il IS mn
possible, Lut nv the pursuit aud promotion
The one, tc secure and perpetuate the other.
NJ, good wishes, aud my earnest prayers are,
therefore for the success OF the great underak-
ing upon which YOU have commenced with 30
much Spirn aud enthusiasm.
| have read with great interest the account of
your procession, and have shared IN yOm Joy
that the last Patriarch Of ogr Revolution, the
sole surviving Signer Of the great Charter OF
Freedom has been spared 10 haIIow your en-
tcrprise TO the past. AS well as the future, and
with the same hand that signed the Decarstion,
has first opened the ground for your link of last
ing Union bet" cen the Atlantic and HE West.
With the thanks, accept and tender to the
Wearers of Baltimore the salutatlon, of your
tand'their friend and ico" citizen.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
T4stn tn. Charleston fkpnashai Vrgiman, July u.
IINIIA cay

LON tia rhaIiestaa tkpnashai Vrgnnan. July -
HENRY CLAY,
Intelligence was received here On Wednesday
p,,k. oi Nh CLAYs attndl at the White sui
pau Springs, ana tbat lie would probably pro
ered by iaIs route To kentacky. 80 favorable
an opportunity otfndulglng towards this sentl,-
man. the klnd aud CORDIAL feelings winch = ia1g"
Dor lun NJ our Intelligent fellow t.zcns enter
tan towards hun. and pi manIic.llng the high
5e.pect aud confidence With Which they regard
- pnLlir character, and servlsrs, Induced
ibem 20 ,nilcli hts acceptance oia public dinner
At Charleston. I'm. Invitation was however
oaclincd, "a ~,ll appeal by The lullosing corrcs-
Kapd,uce.
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t,hd, and 'hoagh moi designed 10 nfrinee The
lhis "hifb impaired healia had imposed on
MI. Clay, yet The hiiarny of feeling whlch per-
Vaded THE company induced some imprumptu
toa-ts; among which were the following;
BY toi Io.eph Lotel-our country
Df. :. Pituek-ilEAKh CI.sY-The character. Of
our public fiaeeut are puhlu prp,.rf. and = he,
c1lunny seeks 10 impair their value The people ,tnald
sdfli the able aud tue fa,iul from hor indignant at
hr CLAY rose, aud briefly but feelingly all.
Vettedto the KIND hnspranles with which he
mad Unexpectedly iouud himself surrounded
during the das he expressed himself unable,
from lie ie"br slate Of his health 10 respond II
length, to the flanerlng compliment just uttered,
ana begged leave. IN isu OF Il SPEECH to offer a
sentmrnt-whlch was a follows =
The Valley ofthe kanashd--Ngt more distinguished
Tor The ictiinyo - SOIL than for Tie enter pf1t
I'M aud hospitality otits inhabitants.
He1J. H. smlth-lAa present Ainin8tratIon-T
they ae" discharged thr duty, "a eyidruced IN pre-
sent prosperity OF the country The people free and
happy.
Low, RnGnerThe members of the net congress. of
The United Sf,cs-f they trppa tls duty On alt
, NAV they want ait to thrir porfldgr
Hrorgs w. Summers. HL'Rl CIAY-Onc Of NJ.
fhhs moot distinguished Tue native lu.trr of his
character, disipatrs to 1i, with which his der4eiors
have attempted 10 obscure IT,
Cameron Levi. Hrn,y Cuy's Addres, 10 the People
"itIs bhuei stfies-lt has convinced tho WEARING,
confirmed hs friends, anu couiounded hi, arruse,.
1naes g. n Fsrland Tho Prasldent ofthe u. states
N" i'tnaaon 'l his eh'n"t be @, fresa r'"eHsr
- ,r 1,',oI't W o s'1r, our
Mason Campbel V,rq'l,, ,gj kegt,.rly. the moth
or alI te iaaghta MAY the lttar SUSTAIN the purity
ot'ae anrehi 1ny ehatae ter, even though the tu1r
L -, '' my '"B'y' anu ''a he''ri IL
Is Arn.trong tpf X enfnel,,3 ubyu,a# ,,rs t..,o,
wbcn pre-, Ills Al his tlbir, tlr peJleaf kcn-
lucky ~ August next.
Chas. r baldwin. Tie line of 9. .,rc praccdonf,
winch lnus ;csnpn N Office 10 The csets Of bong
Mes no Other saf. one.
Jan's 4 Le"Is. Nts,ma. She may 60 wrong II the
@ S'b - t iIo, " III "'''' ''na "e' ao 70
L " Short. ON young ftiends Mrsas Po,l,gn.
md a1mhorue. The patr,ouc sooo of patnot ans.
Mr.. Bouhgny ia a short adde's expressed his
acknowledgements Tor the compliment just pod
him, and coneindrd by offering as toast
JanI' "Ap''"N' one Of virginia. most Distinguish.
Al. Cld,,,,,o r,- rit...., ,.
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saaal-afe Portsmouth Advertiser of thr
10 instant ntar ms that Com. Greg hion has r.
ceiqed ord,is 10 take command Of the Brazilian
squadron. n the place ofCom. Biddle. Who re-
turns TO the United States Con-. { goes opi IA
the new frieate Hudson. now huing out at Nv
York. We are happy 10 learn that he IS fast r..
covering from his late injury.
The Charleston Mercury states that before the
fourth Of July. the Tariff Bill aud all Northern
Manufactures, then there found, " III be public
" butnt IN Columbia, the capital OF South Car
olloa.
We d. not understand that our brethren Of
the south propose burning aH the copirs of the
Tariff. aud iherebv annuihng the lnw=-if they
have not that ia view, II will be = very harmless
baze As - the conAagrsfion OF American
Manufactured goods always excepting the
Yankee Cotton en-, It may he Sufficient To
quote Ia them the language put irio the mouth
oi Brush Mannlactur r, when tive Berlin aud
Milan DEGREES we're IN lull operation.
rnrn away my bully rock.
Burn t"ay, the good paid for,
Ouirk consumption Of helr stock
Merchants know good their trude fer"
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900

Commodore Porter. We understand, says
the Chester Pa.) Weekly Messenger, that let
ters have been received from the Commodore,
stating that he is nthe eve of embarking for
the United States. with funds sufficient tc liQui-
datethe CLAIMS against the splendid irgate which
was built for the Mexican Navy, and which has
been Tor considerable time lying at PhiIadei-
phia. utterly usesesss
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GREEN FRUIT.

II may not be amlss to remind parents, and
all those who have the Immediate oversight of
children, that nnrpe fruit already begins TO APP
pear IN onr markets II is possible that more
children lives are destroyed, in the summer,
by this cause of disease. than almost all others
pnt together Apples which are shaken by VIC.
,'n' "'nhS, or fall prtmaturely by decay, are
immediately gathered and brought to market
the display OF them u too tempting 10 children
to he "ithstood and of course thew are nnr
chased, and eaten. Nothing is more pe,uiciaos-
'na yet nothing IS more common, than to see
ChHdfen aud young persons eating this kind OF
'rut. We should think that parents would Law
more strict injunction against this Indulgence
upon then children. They must, unless they ear
make up 'nelr minds to risk their health aud
Their lives, my ab
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To HIS Ercel',ncy Jons dorsey ADAMS.


SIN; We have the honor, on behalf Of the
Weavers of Baltimore, aud as testimony oil
their profound sense ofyour public virtue and
exalted talents 70 present you specimen Of
Domestic Goods manufactured in the streets II
tins city, aud m the ranks of the civic procession
which took place here an the Fourth of Jnlv
A. that day "a, sienallzed by the commence
mint Of a woli, which deeply concerns the tor
tunes OF our civ, II IS with great 1 anicafon
thatwe observe the wishes which, GA late like
occasion. YOU expressed for the success Of the
cnlcrpriSe Having presented pant Of thr
same specimen Of domestic Industry 10 the yeu-
cradle Carroll the surviving signrr ofthc instfa-
ment which declared our Independence. We
thought the remainder would he suitable com
pliment 10 one who had on SO many occi,lon-
sustained our public rights with such cons8ln-
mate know edge aud ability.
With just sentiments ofrespect for your pri.
vate virtues no less than for your prabiy and
prudence IN the administration Of the inst Office
III the elf Of free People,
We have the honor TO be. your very obedient
servants, JONATHAN NESBil, sen
WM. KNOX.
On behay Of The Heeras Of Btliim0re.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

In the London Conrirr of May 26. under date
Of SonstaotinopIc Aprli 25. we find the follow.
ing Intelligence
he Porte has concluded with the United
states ct North America, a Convention, granting
10 their SHIPS the Channel, but not INTO the
black Sea on payment of duty of5 per cent
on the value Of their Carg, Several vessels
OF that nation have Accordingly catered. in the
course OF the week, under their own nag."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

appointment jy He Po4 sinister Gsusyri.
Ms Margaret Walters. to be Post Haqcr IN
Lewis,own, a,ifilin county, Ia IN the room o.
Jacob Watels, deceased
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~ Ii'1I LOWELL.
JAMES e MF AtiEaNn,
CHARLES BltOA
J WEIGH.
-. ptfBIt' X.
CiINs, r. BALDWIN,
BENZ II. SNITll,
GEO " HHi.i2S,
MASON CAMPBELL.
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+ more. yRlv Is

DueHmg,-rhis barbarous practice is hardly
recognised among mn in Germany, though IN.
dulged IN with guards TO protect lite by the stu
dents At College. y duel is SAID to he as rare in
Germany as IN New-EngIand, The low prac
tee OF boxing, too, though approved in Great
britain, aud even considered one of the polite
arts, IS detested in Germany as degrading to a
gentleman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

Count CARO- Di'TRlA IS playing the i'"N''''
in Greece TO such degree, that many o. ,n5
English fhiIhellenes have lelt the S.l'ce III ~
gust The London Sun says. Neean posi-
lively assure our readrrS thai the Bthish ~
vernmpnt have been officially informed 81 'h's
circumstance. Report, aud ehInl we'll '"un
ded, states that some inunediate movement WIN
be made amongst ur troops ID consequence.
An ita' an Journal Of the 22d MAY, says H'ah
th" Gre Ks under General Church, ND h'ei
completely defeated IN the eHYIrons Of .hissoI'"'
CHI, by body Of 1uIks, with loss oil ,2oo me"
besides camp provisions, &c.
CoRFU, May / --Grncrd Church has peei.
attacked ia the enYironS of hlssolanEh ana
AnioIico by ibody OF Turks. and, "hr'H''
from the disparity ot force, OF from the sur -,
the Greeks were defeated, with II loss OF NV
men, and abandoned their camp. their poSdIon'
aud provisions, retreatIng 10 DfaeoheS'' T.
The Turks had also macy killed and wo"Il"e".
lbrahm Paeha is qulrt he has about ''N'Y
thousand troops, scanfilg supplied.
TuNIS.
a letter from Legaom, gives the following
particulars:
d" A vessel from Tuns brings letter from NM
port dated tie 10Th OF May--here are stu We
nv alarming accounts IN consequence Oh W
clamorOus disturbances which have occhit'u J..
that port The people IN unison WITH lhe9'oops
have revoled against the PaCha aud against 70
Franks. no are fearful of some disastrous con
sequences, although things were more quiet al
that moment. The nature of the rev" Is d.
~ unknown. bat it is attributed 10 the MS y
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Cash in Market.

yuyuE subscribers having leased for term Of years
the large three story brick house on Duke street,
in The town of Alexandra, ID. G. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, we wish to purchase one HUNDRED
the ages of and IS years Per:ons who wish to sell
will do we'll to give US call, as we are Determined
=, Give more than any other purchasers that are IN
market or that may hereafter cone into market
anvj.tters addressed to the subscribers through
a.. D,st Office al Alexandria III be promptly at
,aoasd "a. For information enquire AZ the above de.
scrbed house as we can at all times be found there.
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