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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

Piracy The late decisive act Of the Bril-
fish, at ST.. Kits, in hanging the copI ain and
thirty Of the crew Of the Las Damas Argent
mas however awful il appears, will, no doub',
have happy tendency to prevent recr"'t,ngs
for such desperate and abominabe enterprises,
and teach useful lesson 10 those who may VEN
ture money in fitting the out OF vessels, as pri-
| va!ccrs whit h become essentially pirates, and
nothing Else; the sole object OF the owners being
10 make money" under any Hsg thai promis-
ed the best prospect of plun,ering their fellow
me-! The LIS Da has Argentinas was part
" iiued and N AIMED we believe, by some oil the
citizens Of B ,ltimorr! some have pa'd the
Gss sGGsla eu4l, ana ssi'-~s crurfs.
mistaken eniry Of the late president Of TIE
United States, and our delicate and unseul d
political relations with the new states OF South
America, have caused the sacrifice OF several
thousand Of our valuable seamen, through the
temptation OF unprinciped men-the greater
par, Of whom might possibly have been saved,
had decided stand been taken on thi, subjec'
at its beginning. And, though he hearts o. al!
who planned these enterprises we're ruthless
and corrupt, many Of their crews were comp'r-
ariveiy innocent PERSONS; who al the COM
mencrm"nt OF their engagements. had no l.
dea Of proceeding to acts OF piracy and Muir
bonds, ard for whose faie, except because Of
"the here after," society cannot have any COM
pa sionaIe feeling; but will rather rejoice that
they have ceased To do evil-there being no
hope that they would have learned 10 d. well.
Our city has suffered much in its charact ter,
because il has been seiec ted as the seat Of des-
peradoPs, engaged in the slave trade and pira-
cy. They are few and worthless persons, and
lit Is some satisfaction to know that every indi-
,idua believed to have been engaged in tnssr
businesses is bankrupted in his fortune, and
held up rs an object for scorn 10 bias, and
wilher with her "siow unmoving finger
Who ARE cTIzESs?-Wilh reference to the
preceding article concerning practices IT has oc
Cured to US to inquire, whether citizens Of the
Uited Ststes, VINO accepted commissions, or
erii,ted'in the service of Mexico, or any OF the
new 5 a,es Of South America, have not lost
those rights anc privileges which they ob,ain-
ed Ivy birth or naturalization in our coun,iy?--
We think no one "can serve two maslers"-or
hold allegiance 10 two. countries at The same
time. That ii persons 30 Conditioned did not
DIST snchise themselves Of American ciiizen-
ship they must be all regarded as pirates, and
should be treated accordingly This is the di
Emma in which they plscrd, and yet we
learn that some so ciroumsianced have voted
al our elections; Others however have felt the
delicacy Of thriI condition, and kept from the
polls One or two, it is slated, off; red 10 ,ote
and re rejected. We cannot ba, bplieve that,
II such are ci'zens, they must also be pirates:
or at least, be punishable for high misdemea-
nor, with a heavy fine and severe imprisou.
ment. MRr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
NEWARK. TUESDAY. 7 o'clot

To the Editor of the National .7duocofe.
DEAR SIR:-Our election commenced this
morning, and has been prosecuted with great
vigor. About 900 votes have been polIea-
giving US, at the least calculation, an Admins
,ra'ion majority Of three hundred. The power
Is IN our hands, and we shat! exert II. New
Jersey will be found on The side Of social order,
sound principles, and intelligence.
In haste, yours, truly, J, Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

II was source Of honesr pride to the r,;,,,.
Of The Administration in Richmond, to find :.
their head JOHN MARSHAL, tie patrio, M
the sage. The extreme inclemency Of the We,
,hcr could not proven, This venerable m an fran
going 20 the polls and recording his vote in T.,
our Of Virtue and Civil Liberty. His OHM.
is itself tower Of strength.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
AIalEaN a N.DRYA,
SATURDAY MORNING. NoyEMBEn o .
FROM EUROPE.

The ships Brit'ania and Henry EnreI,,I
rived a, New York, bring Liverpool date, ;, :.
Sd ul'.-not SO late as the adyices rec.;,.l
Nuifolk. Our extracts from the B.aco, -.
the NOS, important items OF ihreni,.r..
There is no foundation for :he rumor ,b,, .
English ports have been opened for the im,.
ts,ion OF Foreign Grain and Bread Stuff, =,
though, il will be seen, tie prosp-c, 70, a.
formers i, cheering. Flour advanced in =.
yesterday, upon the receip, Of this news-bo:
ers refused dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
More New Goods.
JAMES Mckenzie & G,

HIVE by the last packets from New-York, re.
III ceived handsome addition to their former
stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
and now present to their friends and the public De-
neral assortment OF Staple and Fancy articles. which
they offer at very low prices
nov st deo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
OHIO ELECTION.

a letter to the Editors of the In,elIipqus,
from souic entirely to be relied upon, uno.,
date of November 4, says:
"1rim5le is elected Gn,ernCr by THREE
OR FOUR THOUSAND majority. OHIO
Is ENTIRELY SAFE for the Adminis,rsri9r,
In Warrth county, the vote WIS for Adam,
1875; for Jackson 1884. & lin for the Adm,
nisrasion in this county, since the election d
Governor, about 1863 votes.
We have, in addition, the following returns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

Ii is stated in letter from S.. Felipe de A..
tin (Texas) tina, Isaac B. Desha, died in 70.
Inherent in that village, the d.y before hi, +;
al for the murder oil Early was 20 have i,I.
place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

French Brandy s English Cheese
1--WE pipes French brandy, genuine as imported,
IL entitled TO debenture.
few double Goster cheese Of first quality, for
sale BY CHARLES BENNETT
nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

Muskingum 60 majority.
A letter 10 the Editors If The Intelligence,
dated I'd November, from a source en,ireya
be relied upon, says-aWe shall have SIX
THOUSAND MAJORITY in Whit,leayt
district, and ATLEAST TEN THOUSAND
in the Reserve counties.
A letter received in The City, from Stcubcu
vile, says-"We had here disgraectol rigg5
after the vote wsaIffn."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,
CONTINUED

The returns are sill, for the mos, part, in,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27
ADJOURNED SALE.

(Newcastle County IN the State of Delascare sc't)
virtue of order of the Orphans Court for the said
- county of Newcastle will be exposed sale, at Pub
lie vendue Saturday the 18th day of January next at
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the house of John NJ Smith, Inn
Keeper in the Borough of Wilmington, in Chrsana Hundred
and County aforesad all the following described property
situate in the Borough of Wilmington Chstana Hundred and
County of Newcastle TO wit:
No Il lot of ground with story brick house erect
ed thereon occupied dwelling house, situated and bound
ed on East High Street, in said Borough containing East
High Street seventeen feet and running in depth eghywo
and an half feet, be the less
No 2: lot of ground with improvements situate at
the enthusiastically of Queen and French Streets be-
ing in width wentyeven feet Queen and hrty-sx feet
nine inches French Street, containing in the whole sixteen
hundred and twenty feet of ground be the or less
No 8: lot of ground with Improvements, containing
about sixty feet Orange Street, and running depth about
feet, be the less Being the Real
Estate of Benjamin Broton deceased and TO be sold for the
payment of his debts
Attendance will be given and of sale made known
at the time and place aforesaid by JOHN BROWN suryi
wing Administrator Of the said deceased his Attorney
By order Of the Orphans Court
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
Newcastle, October I'd, A. ID. 1928. 9-4t
N. B. The above property will be sold without reserve
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WHRESENTS-A, & H. WILSON offer for sale, at No
M 105, Market street, collection of Chdrens
Books and other Presents, suitable for the Among
them the following: Bird Catching the Northern Ad
venturers Tour through England. Young Pilgrim, or
Alfred Campbell's return from the East Scenes of Wealth.
views of Trades, Manufactures, &custraed by 6S en-
cravings Scenes Europe. Original Poems Spring Bios
Botanical Rambles Orphan Girl, Orphan Boy.
Examples for Youth, in the Society of Friends Learning
better than House and Land The Robins, by Mrs Trim
Young Northern Traveller, by Mrs. Holland Food
for the Young Poetry without Fiction. Moral Tales Gems
in the Mine Family Tales Youthful Travellers. CONVEX
saons ON Poetry. Young Moraist. Henry. Percy Anec-
dotes of Instinct, do of Justice, do of Science Choice
Tales. London Cries Woodlands Tales, vols. Edge,
worhs Early Lessons, vols Natural History of AMI
mails by John Bgland with 10 cold, plates. Hero
gypical Bible, with 400 embellishments Bible Rhymes by
Hannah More. Death of Abel Pierre and his Family, or
Story of the Waldenses. The Daryman's Daughter Juana
Oakley Emina, second part of Julana Oakley Jane
and her Teacher Religious Fashion Remarkable Ship
wrecks Juvenile Trials Rational Brues. The Canary
Bird. Memoirs of Dick the Poney Pastoral Lessons The
Silver Thmble. Natural History of Birds and Beasts The
Fathers Gift, being description of los Objects with plates
The Childs Museum, with 0s plates. Present for little
Gill Amusement for Good Children. The Sparrow. Bible
Stories Life of Joseph Parlour Teacher Dame Partlet's
Farm. Tie Post Boy Memorial Tales. Robinson Crusoe
2 vols The Philadelphia Souvenir. The Remember Me-
The Atlantic Souvenir Ackermans Forget Me Not.
Dec. 1928
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9UMElAR1o

The Hagerstown Torch Light in copying the account of
the of Van Sweangen* thus remarks" The account
of the reported apprehension of our late Sheriff. copied from
the Winchester Republican, of Friday last which
have heard nothing corroboatve of the report Mr. Davis
generally very his statements and not often msta
ken his opinions In this instance he has fallen into
important concerning Rachael Cunningham, rather
Cancum He has coored too highly his account OF
sona attraction She resided time in this town, and
was generally considered of but ordinary powers and
appearance"
seepage 49,
A new Road across the Alps.-We learn from the
French papers, that the Sandman Government have
undertaken the construction of road across Mont du
Chat, from CRANBERRY to Yenne and Belley, in the
direction which it is supposed Hannibal followed in
his invasion Of Italy. In respect to ITS style OF CON
sruction this road is spoken Of as one of the finest in
Europe.
In Missouri the result of the election for the Presidency
is for Jackson s272-for Adams 3400Jackson majority
1872.
Green Peas were selling in market yesterday at 81
per peck. Savannah Georg'an' Zee. o.
The Senate of South Carolina by vote of 80 TO a. have
decided that the Office of Electo not such Office, in the
meaning of the Constitution, vacate seat in the State
Senate
fHe.-A brick Factory, in Jahrey, N. IL. was des-
troyed by fire on the 4th inst. We understand thai
shares to the amount of $4,000 owned by gen
temen in Chester, VT and that the whole loss IS estl-
mated at between 40 and $4,000 dollars No insu-
rance. farmers Museum.
The bill authorsng the Governor of Pennsylvania to nego
cae loan of $500 000 for the purpose of completing the
branches the Legislature and received the signature of the
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27

eeaters. instead of buetiers or attendants on the
Kbufet. ~
The English sailors have been much addicted to TINS
bind Of national warfare against the French language
h md use no ceremony in Anglicising every French
r,ne that thew may have occasion TO pronounce; thus
Aha French ship called the BienfaSan, was converted
I into the Bonny Pheasant; and the Bhnc-nes, or
I White Hcadland on the French coast near Calais
was, without ceremony, metanorphosed into Btdck-
ness
Various remarkable changes have been wrought up
on the names and graphical designs OF some very eel
eraed signs at English inns Tire Spectator furnish
as satisfactory account of the history of some Of
\ these: particularly in the case of the weH-known
sons Of the Bull and Mouth, and the Bull and Gate
Henry VIII, having taken the town Of Boulogne IN
France. and caused its gates to be deposited at lar-
des in Kent, where they still remain the picture of
these rates became popular subject for sign under
the title Of the Boulogne Gate; and the port or har
bour Of BoIogne became the sign OF noted Inn at
lIobom, under the name of the BOulogae Mouth. The
name Of the inn and its sign long OUTLYING the rad
tion on which it was founded an ignorant painter,
employed by an ignorant landlord, travestied the de-
sign by substituting in It's place bull and large ga
ping human mouth. A similar process converted the
Boulognc Gate into the Bull and Gate. The same
author has explained the sign of the Bell and Sapage
Oh Bell Sarage inn, with plausiby, by supposing it
10 have been originally the picture of beautiful fe
male found in the woods of France, and called La
Belle Sdurage. 1t has, however, since been asserted
that the inn was once the property of Lady Arabe
Ia Savage, and familiarity called Bell Sarages inn ;
now figured by bell placed beside savage man,
The very common sign Gin England of the Eagle
and Child is said to have been originally nothing less
than the insignia of the corporation of tailors to wit
the Needle and Thread in French, LAiguille ct fl !;
which some blunderer had converted into L'Aigle q
fills, and then translated the Eagle and Child. And
the whimsical sign which combines together the De-
ri and the Bag of Nails, is said to have had at
first the classical subject of the Satyr and the Bach
annals; and at length converted, by misnomer, into
the DerI and the Bag O. Nails. MERcuTIo
u have heard the officer who performs this duty New
Castle open the Court by calling out Hear ye Hear we ~
IN plain English which. certainly has meaning IN it,
than " Yes though it don't sound so agreeably.
neEna~x
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DIED

In Beverly, Mass Mr. JOHN PIERCE, aged &c. Hewas
most singular character. He did not wear hat or pair
of stockings for years previous to his DEATH al
though in good health; he totally absained from tea or co
fee and on the death of his wife, about 20 years since, he
closed his best room and caused to remain until his death
precisely the same state she left it, to the backlog
the hearth!
From tue Ian, a Gazette Dec. %
DJED-In this City, on Saturday morning last, Mr. WILL
LIAM BROWN of Newcastle County, State of Delaware,
Merchant in the 24h year of his age He died OF consmp
on and among strangers, having TO this city for med
cal advice; yet he was
" By strangers bonor'd
And by strangers moumd l."
His remains inferred in the burial Ground OF the
Evangelical Episcopal Meeting House, attended by large
concourse of citizens. Communicated.
Washiagton December 23-The last Mail from the West,
brings information of the death of Cen GEORGE lZARD,
Governor of the Territory Of Arkansas He died at his resi-
dence at Little Rock, Saturday evening" the 22d ufmo
BY this event, the government OF the Territory devolves
temporarily, upon Robert C'enden the Secretary OF the
Territory; and being upon the spot he entered Immediately
on the discharge of the duties of acting Governor.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday evening the 10th inst, by the Rev. John p
Peckworth, Mr. JOHN M ARMSTRONG, to Miss ELIZA
BETH ANN w. JOHNSON, both of Kent County, Mary
land
Also by the same on Thursday evening the 18th inst, Mr.
NATHANIEL mccoy, of this Borough, 10 Miss MARY
WALKER, of Red Lion Hundred.
On Monday the 22d inst, by the Rev. S. Higgins, Mr.
ELLIS JONES, to Miss MARY W. PRICE, both of Elkon,
Maryland.
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DELAWARE REGISTER.
WILMINGTON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81. s2s

Owing the Hoyday, and the hustle of remOra have
not been able TO pay much attention this number of the Re-
gRe and we trust these circumstances will be received by
our good friends for any defects they may disco
yer it.
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I'D EMovAL.-A. & H. WILSON have removed their

NPEM0VAL.-A. & Fl. WILSON have removed their Boob
~ Store and Circulating Library to their former stand
.'o los Market Street. where they intend 10 keep ex
and FANCY ARTICLES; which will be furnished very
reduced prices, wholesale and retail
Vs. Orders for printing Handbis, Cards. Blanks &c and
communications for the Register maybe left at the Book
store at the Printing oicen the third story over James
@ebbs Leather Store, the NJ E. Corner of High and Or
sOg Streets great variety type of the and most
honable cast, will with personal attention and desire
pye satisfaction, atter ourselves enable execute
JOB Printing in the first rate style.
In the East Indies, by means of Telcgraphs, infor-
nation has been conveyed 400 miles in 8 minutes.
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LTD EM0VAL.-JAMEs A. SPARKS has removed from No.
Ia $751; to l03 Market street. where he offers for sale.
low rates. wholesale RETAIL assortment of DRY GOODS,
suitable for the season.
NJ supply of the best Live Geese Feathers.
Dec 20 St
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

rit of Letters remaining IN the Post or
.1g. nj .qatAtra Court House, on he LIST day Of
YaJv, 1879.
,-vlrs. Elizabeth Amber.
p--geni. Brown, Walter B. Boswell, Miss
Jane Rurks - c..., -
nelson c. Dawson, l.. l.. Dawson, Miss
,-I.i,s Dood. Zacherias Drum lnond.
'r--cant. Thos. Eubank.
E--John Franklin, Henry Franklin.
g-noct. Ezekiel Gilbert, Robert Garland.
u-Iacob Haas =
I-Wm. WINS.
K-Wm. Kelly :.
I--Ihos. Lawhorn.
M-John Moore =.
p-Jas. Petit, Richard Pepdleton, Bennet
O. Page. ,,.,,..
AIRS. Nancy Shields, Colin Seny, John G..
smith ,, Randolph suead, Richard smith,
John smith.
T-Nathl. Terry.
W-Doct. A. ]. Walker, Mrs. Mary Wea-
yer John D. Wells.
WI wv SAMUEL r. DAVIES, p. NJ.
- IN go
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OF Vie Attorney General ia all cases where the
! '"lm exceeds one league square. and IA all o.
ther cases, II he shall IA such hitter tases ilini.
'he decision Of the District Judge IS erroneous.
| TO direct m appeal 20 he made 10 the Snnrf,nr
/ Court of the United States, aud 10 appear fnf
! thc oitcd states, AMI prosecute such appeal +;
which appeal IN hchal offbe unitra states mny
/ be granted At any time within SIX months alter
/ tine rendition critic Judgment appealed from. ~
/ AZ any time before the expuut,n OF the term
I thereof, which may commence next niivr tie
/ expiration OF sad SIX mouth, aud II shall b.
/ the further duty ofthe District Attorney In oh
se'Vr the Instruction gwen 10 him 10y the AtnI-
ucN General ~ that respect
/ SEC. 10. and be a further enacted That it
NhHll be- lawful tor the President 81 thc luitrd
= alrs 10 appoint IL" agent whose speolal du=
~ t shall De to Suprrnteud the interests af the
United States, IN the PROMISES 10 continue hun
IN place As long rs the pubhc interest itaafes
his continuance and 10 allsw sueh pa4 = lbe
agent as the President may thal reasonable.
II shall also be the duty OF such aefm to ea#tref
testimony m brhali If The Unitea slates aad t.
attend, on all occasions, when sad claimants
may take dcpo iunns AID 10 drpos Tins 81
taken by them shall he read as evidence. unlesk
sad agent ~ distinct attorneys sba hive fra
noiIh q, IN w'ttiog. tic tur and puen u Il
KING Item. So lndg Hfesluus L. sud amp In
ahord 10 nan aN opportunity Of ben. pfearnt.
Sec. II and bt n yffib,r fuaelff al a
shall bc lawful tor the Pft,ldeni. - rmpla, as
>l'taut counsel, Iiln his aplniar tbr pIlhBe eltl
eSt shall require a." snme; and - aileN Ia sufh
coruscl aud the Disrpcl Attorney, such oumfen
satlou as hr may thrnk reasonable.
Sec. - AuibcH ttitbtr eqaeid. That any
CLAIMS 10 Ian :. tcutmcnts aud hcrndl amruts,
"utl" the puONI"w oi this act. wien sfail not
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AMONG WHICH ARE

IDTEGE.-By virtue of decd OF trust
y executed Y Jahn Is. Trent bearing date
Tile BIB day Of May. 1919, and duIy admitted to
record in The clerks office of the county court
ofHenry, for The purpose ofsecurins the pay
fnent OF debt DUE to Maj. John Redd the
subscriber will proceed to SELL TO the highest
bidder, for cash al the house OF the sad John
H. Trent, in the county OF Henry, on the ON
day of August next, il far otherwise. the FIRST
Lar dae thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted, the fol
lowing slaves. VIZ: Tim, VIII, Celia, Dick, Ln-
cy, Celia u girl about eleven years OF age 'ne
daughter Of Lucy. aud their increase S"ce the
''hday of May. 1919. II, from any cause the
said slaves do not sell for a sufficient sum to
pay the debt aforesaid the subscriber, by va
safsoi the provisions of said deed will proceed
'oeell, to the highest bidder, for cash, so mnch
OF the tract of land. on which the said Trent re-
sides, as may be sufficient 10 satisfy the balance
81 the said debt. The title to the
y is no doubt good. but acting as trustee, VIII
convey such title only as is vested lnme as such.
ANTHONY NJ. DUPGf.
BUY a. tdsS0.
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Bathing Establishment,

A TThurmon Mineral spring in Lynchbufs'
"a THIS is 10 inform the inhabitants OF ms
nIare. and The public generally, that have FIX
al pools and Shower Bath for their accommo
5at,on. where keep constantly " supply OF hot
and cold water and other things neces'a AIRY io'
bathing, where they may have The water of any
degree OF heat they choose at ie" moment ;
notice. lfthey wish to use salt IN bathing, II
will be always ready at hand, By tn" use
ofsat they can have the advantage OF Sea
bathing without the roubIc and expense of go
ing there. and, m the same time be drinking
rool mineral water aud breathing the air ct this
climate. Those wha are afflicted and 'h"k the
Warm Springs would g,'e relief had as well try
th,s bath hey will b. well attended I" aud
expact we'll pleased with IT'S use Ladies can re-
ceiye its benefits with the utmost obscnrI'y' as
we'll as proper attention. invite peopieto call
and SOC il every one ought to wash once IN a
wreck or two The price will be- moderate It
isnov ready for thp,r reception. Those who
have tried it believe are well pleased.
WILLIAM THUkMON.
IUy IL lSSu
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