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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-24
From the Providence Patriot, Of YESTERDAY

From the Providence Patriot, Of yesterday.
The following are the remarks of Mr. En.
mis-, Of Newport, made in the Republican Con-
veption on Wednesday evening last.
Mn. .CHAIRAAS--I ask your indulgence, while
offer few general remarks on the great ma
tional question, which ought to Influence the
proceedings Of this Convention. Since the
adoption of the Constitution, no subject has
been submitted to the consideration of tho A.
merican people, so important to the prosperi-
ty and duration ofthis Republic, as the rela-
tive claims of mr.. Adams and Gen. Jackson
for the Presidency. One presents himself
for the sutfrages Of his countrymen, chiefly
on the ground Of single victory tho other
comes forward crowned with civic honors and
recommended by years Of ardent, unwearied,
and beneficial devotion to the general welfare
A vast majority Of the citizens Of Rhode.ls.
land regard the re election Of mr. Adams as
an event of the highest consequence TO our
free and prosperous Institutions and they have
delegated US 10 promote, as far as possible on
the present occa sion this most desirable bject.
Sir we have every thing to fear from the
prevalence of military spirit The natural,
the moral, and the political character of our
country, are directly opposed to the prepon-
uofdnC0 VI p'"p' N''~
arts of peace are essential to the perpetnity
of perfected civil freedom. Though liberty
in the language Of poetry, is the nursing Of
the storm, and Graded among preclplces and
perils, vet, whom she hasreached maturity, no
tempest can add to her strength or beauty.
She asks then for an unclouded heaven; tor
soil that hardy industry can cultivate IN peace
Once establish the precedent, that the civic
palm is to be awarded to the successful war.
rior. rather than to the able and experienced
statesman, and we shall soon be transformed
from peaceful and industrious nation, to one
ipanmcd with the desolating spirit OF conquest
and sacer to win the empty glory OF unproht.
Able victory. Military enthusiasm has brought
ruin upon every republic that has existed
The unerrinp finger Of History points TO the
pages which record this solemn truth; ana tne
voice Of experience calls to US, from ,he grave
of eunirs, to beware OF the ascendancy OF
military power. Against its fatal influence
the fathers of our country have warned US.
The sage. who penned the declaration oi ou,
independence, regarded with indignation ana
denounced with energy the claims OF the mi
itayv ch,ef-and the veteran soldier Of the re
volu,ion, scarcely able to totter around the
orecincts of his quiet dwelling, came forth, ~
3he req ovsted spirit Of youth, to proclaim 'ne
Ssrr;cious tendency Of that military nanlai
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Nautiral fntcllinrnrr.
PORT OF.NEHPORT.
ENTERED.

f.N EhLD,
Schr North Star, Sauboru, Jacmel,
Brig Ann Maria, Crowell, 81. Johns n. B.
CLEARED,
Schr North Star, Sanborn, Bath,
Brig Ann Maria, Croweli, n York,
.iRRiT.iLS
THURSDAY, Jan. l7.-arr, brig Decatur,
Manchester, fr Savannah (; schr Washington,
Eldridge, fr Norfolk sloop \ York, Allen. ir
Fairfield sloop Caroline, Rowland, ir Balti-
more.
FRIDiY-arr schr Herald, Hall, fr Prov.
dence, for Philadelphia: sloop Albion, Barker,
ir Providence, for y London.
S4TURD.7Y-arr brig Rodnan, Wood. fr
\ York, for n Bedford schr Lady Howard,
Post, fr Newhuryport, for PHILADELPHIA
SJ.ND.iY-arr brig Ann Maria, Crowcll,
10 DAYS ii 81 John, ior New.Nork brig vii.
liam, Smith. ir Providence, for Savannah
schr North Star, Sanborn, tr Jacmcl. for Bath
Left, schr lonobscot Packet, abandoned Ia
government by capt Mars,ons. Spoke Jan
!si, lat. "a, 30, long -, 30, brig Ann Matilda,
f. Lag ra, for Phlad l0lh, lat. 81 -, long
-, 50, brig Orion, Of Rochester, ir Manga
uiiR de Cuba, for n York
h0HD.3 I-arr s'o,p Apollo, Thaycr, from
Taunton. for New York.
Siocp Henry, Dmord, Of nristol, sr y York,
cargo -four, iron, wool, cotton, Sc. aud $1,000
ia specie, went ashore this morning on Bren
! tons Recf--yossel bilgcd Immediately y--crow
I'D passengers, . IN number, abandoned her
hlter which thc crew uf the Revenue Gutter
| boar ded her at the risk of thOir hyca, end saw.
d the specie. aud few other 0rto'cs--the
vcs.el will be lost considerable part Of her
.argo will probably he saved
TUESDIl-.arr brig Coral, Eu,klcy,
lays fr Charleston, for Y York schr Myra
| hathaway, ir Providence; schr Control, Gril'
in, 10 days ir Baltimore, Cor y. York.
.NENOR LNUE1
Left at Wilmington l3h inst brig John
Northam. of this port, FOR Wostindies
rrat Havana, J0th ult. ship Tea Plant
6oyd. IL this port In port, 5fh inst h,ic L
ion, Clinton, Of this port form Orleans, 7th
Irlterion, fr. New.Oreans past arr.
The sloop William, Swasey, of tnis port frl
81 Augustine. sailed fr Charleston, 5th
AT Port au Prince. obou, lst inst, schr Ad
ms, Big,ey, OF this port, for " York, ).
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NOVACE.

rOARSE cloths, csssimeres, sottinets,
~ blankets, fannels, bookings, baizes,
duffils. yarn, and in fact every article Of
Woollen Goods now on hand, shtll be sold
At cost by WM. .TILLEY.
ALso-Scoteh snd Caroline Plaida
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Executors Notice.

THE Subscriber has been appointed E1'c,
II utor Of the last will and testament ~
Bstbsheba Soaring, late Of Newport .dece' a.
has accepted that trust, and given bonds Sc
cording TO law. All persons having semands
upon the estate of said deed are requested 10
present tho same to the subscriber Tor setus-
ment and those indebted TO said estate are
WILLIAM ENNIS
January 10,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-24
R.I. UNION BaNE.

4 Tai meeting Of the Stockholders OF
~ the Rhode Island Union Bank held
at their Banking house, on Tuesday, Jan.
Ist, Is2s, the following named person.
were unanimously elected Directors for
the year ensuing -
ChrisfmLer g. ChGmpiin, Chr;siopher
Foui,r, &yLsn r. .Northom, J. .on
Bowen, John u. Mann, George Engs, Rob-
et r. Ire.
Alta meeting Of the directors on the
sane dsy CuRisroPHEg G.. CHAnPLir,
Esq. was unanimously reelected President
Of said Bank for the ensuing year.
n. G. BOSS, CsShier.
Newport, Jan. 10.
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power, and who, on the great question
which now agitates inc Union, will promote
with heart and soul, the cause Of him who
is most worthy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
Trust safe of HLiGd c6u7s.

IN pursuance of certain deeds Of executed 10
i John Linton, deceased, John Gibson, jr and Fhi.
ip Harrison, b, Amos Johnson aud wife. j. h e. Hcin
don and wife. VIM. Ball, deceased and wife, ormI,y
Orcal and wife. James Leg, deceased, and wife, ia.
cob Wilson aud wife, and Burr Combs, all rf which
regularly corded in the Clerks flee oi Fsuquier
and Prince William. to the pa' merits e certain
debts which due to the said int, n, Gih,cr and
arrsor the subscribers, vors OF the said Linton
Gibson, and Harrison, wilfCler for SALE Mddlcburg
at public auction, for cash, on Erd lie an day Of f
prI nert Two certain Tracts Parcels Of Iand, Which
ere purchased by Amos Johnson Of Ip said Lintcn,
Gibson and Harrison, i,rg and being in the count, 1t
Fauqusr, the containing about 2l5 acres. snd the
other about 222 tract situate din ne 'tu
ty, Which pur, !asc,l Of same b, william bali, DE-
ceased, containing about .S9 acres ore tract ~ same
county, purchased Of same by "orney Ore al, certain
ing ab 229 scres, tract in same county, pur-
chased b, Johr G Fienrdon ard RclIsId Mutt, cor.
taininP about 217 acres tract in county, rur
chased Of same by " am Br,rin and othcs contain,
ing about SIS acres; tract In the county, Iur.
chased b, sane containing about l&t acre, and iw0
tract situated III the county e rince illiam, DE ng
original, part Of the same tac: cut Of which all lis
foregoing tracts or parcels of land sold) phch
were purchased b! lanes Iegg, deceased, ard BY ia
cob Wilson ard .ienlamn ~, an, Of the said linton,
Gibson and Iarrson the guon, contained in tie two
latter tracts is not rccoC CIeb but wilt he mad, krtvn
the day of ale all Of which said tracts or ar cI of
land sold in Nov ember, 1919, BY tie said Linton
Gibson and Harrison, commissioners under de-
cree Of the Chancery Count of Fredericksburg 10 tie
respective persons before meu,ioned; and the said
deeds of trust heretofore referred to, were executed
TO secure the purchase money. All, so ich of
each tract will &c sold VIII, in the first place, pay
all costs and charges Of SALE and Whatever nay re:
main due of the purchase money. With n'cre,t
These tracts nflaBd are in the neghborIooh Of Sid
deburg, Loudoun county, q part Of them in Fauqu.r
and part in the county Of Prince Vi ii'aul near the
Bull Run Church, and AL the tracts are esteemed ecod
mountain land The title to he same is ccn,i.'eIcd
good; but the subscribers will "ni, ctnsey such title as
is vested in them by said trust dee,ls.
PHILIP HARRISON,
lN0. GIBSON, jun
mar ll--'a4 seryrin. Trusteec
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Prom the Journ,I ,f Commerce.

COLl.EC FIONS FOR THE GREEk>.
The Greek Committee have addressed the
following Circular to all the gentlemen OF the
clergy IN our city and state. The letter Is ac-
companied by collection Of testimonies, taken
from thu accounts and letters Of Dr. Howe, VII.
Miller, aud Mr. S,uyvesan', showing the actual
condition Of The Greeks, and disclosing mass
Of want and wretchcdness among them mat
has hardly ever been seer Or heard Of before.
(cIRcuL,R.)
Ne,c- York. Mych 9Th 1923.
Rev. SiR-The Committee lately appointed
bv 4 large AID respectable s'ing OF our 'it'>
zens 20 raise supplis for he suffering Greeks,
have resolved, among other measures, TO apply
TO all thu Churches Throughout our city ana
state, anil request ,hem to make collections
in their respective congregations IN aid oil THIS
object.
In addressing Won. ACCORDINGLY, we deem II
entirely unnecessary to re. ain YOU with ma
nv words. The statements which Dr.. Howe,
aud olhers, lately returned from Greece, have
given Us nf the condition Of the iHhahtants,
p ricuiarly Of the Women and Child'e". OF
tha' afflicted country, have excited """ strong
es. sympathy All cannot fail, W think, to en-
gspe Your christian charity at once and warm
" in their behalf. Read these s rments, we
pray YOU aud Judge whether they do NOT rs'
taDllSn q case III NniCn " Is 'iO'N N''"'' '''
duty to con- ribue freely ani chrrrEc'y from
our abnnddnces, or our competence. toi inc
relief Of so much misery. And, surely. thee
hundreds aid ,hous ,rds of our fellow GEES
lures. hunted from their homes, by I roci"u>
and rindiC'ive pcrNecuton, and WANDERING
about amongst the ruins of their towns AVID
fields, without tond or raImrnt and all "rth II
love of lihsrry and their attachment to their
r,lgiou-cannot ask cur aims IN vain
With this convi in, we confidently cn'rfa'
yo,. t. take INN tiatc measures Tor raising 4
COLLECTION nr contribution III your church "nd
congregation, in such manner as you may
Judge mos, advisable. ami forward thp proceeds
70 our Treasurer without delay.
By order OF tie Greek Committee,
GEoRGH GRI>woRLD, Chat man.
SAMUEL ACErnLY, Srcre'ary.
1 is hoped hat every clergyman who NAV
read he above "Circuiar," will consider IL as
addressed To himNe although he may not
have received il Urnm some accidcnD in ano-
,her form.
Il is officially addressed to clergyman in
oar city aud stare only, but those OF otner ci-
ties and states may perhaps feet it to br pro
per 10 do something IN thr same way; and our
Greek Committee will no doubt, be happy 10
receive the aid of al disposed.
NrWr are requested TO announce DR.. JAMES
MAcR,E, as a candidate ~ represent the
County OF Prince William in the EEK General
Assembly uf Virginia.
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MR. CARGILL'sBENEFIT
THEATRE.
In consequence of the inclemsncy of the weather
MR. CARGILL has postponed his BENEFIT

MR.. CARGILL'sBENEFIT.

In consequence of the inclemsncy of the weather
MR.. CARGILL has postponed his BENEFIT
until
THIS EVENING. M3RCH 18th.
When will be presented, DR. Gollsmth's celebrat-
ed Comedy, in 5 acts. called
SHE SCOOPS 70 CONQUER.
Or the Mistakes of0 Night.
Between the Comedy and Farce Mis-, Hanna and
Mr. Cars will sing the fa,orite duet, in character
Of SANDY * JENNY.
Comic omg"Ingo's Political Rhapsody"
Rccit .tion-''1'he Games of litc"-Miss Mary.
tonic Song-Nr Campbell.
To conclude with the much admired and very laugh
able Afte,picce called
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY;
Or, The Youth Who ncrer sn,c Il Human,
Doors open at 6 md p rifnrlnance to commence at
O'Clock precisely.
Box and pit so cents; Gallery IS cents
Ticketsto be had at ue,srs RunneIls and Corse's
Lottery Offices and at the b flee If the Theatre
The box hook viii be opened at the theatre from
10 until O'Clock.
Smoking prohibited in amy part of;he Theatre.
officers Will be in attendance to enforce the most
rigid decorum march 10
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From TIE National InisRigenccr.


NsSrME COURT OF TIE u. STATES.
-, THURSDAY, MARCH Is 1928.
Noutt met this la :rnigg a, / O'Clock.
Present. al the Court
=. VI MOTION Of Mr.. Ogden, William Irouside,
a' r at New York, WAS duly admil,cd an At
Ny ana Councillor Of this Court.
Nsitney rs. The United States
lN,''SA from Massachusetts Circui, Cou, -
re affirmed, with costs.
~ IT,, S0'-O'Wolf, Jr, Us Rubaud and others.
b, " .rSument OF this cause was concluded
SS"' ogden, Tor Plantffin Error.
,,,,; 0s,-Nra'g and al. rs, The State Of Mis-
s. w NO o. Davis and al. Us Same No.
d :, a's'n vs. Same. These causes were arru-
3, D, 'oonexlon by Messrs. 3a,es and Shelf ?,
i. alnun, IN Error, and by Mr.. benton for
y State of Missouri"
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tiibHrNian .NncietY.
mo. ] 4

'sH'E Anniversary Meeting of the Society will he
. held at the old Council Chamber unndty
mex, the l7th inst. at 10 o'clock, 4. The mem
bets will please re pune ul in attendance and per-
>uos wishing to become members signify their dc
sire either through the subscriber or any other
member of the society. HE Committee of
arrangement for the celebration of the da,
have just communicated to me, for the inf rma-
ton OF the society the disappointment and conse-
qucnt regret that the absence from home f their
friend Counser Sampson, will make it impossible Tor
him 10 reach here in time 10 COMP! with the ,cquest
of the committee, to deliver discourse b, fore the
society that day 50 traLgin with great AID ever
lasting events 10 every descendant, ut the christian
world, and relgouIy revere by every true son OF
ireland as she "aghth DC. Il, order,
fn.rch lf--,it JAMES e.. BARRY, Scc'y
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MONUMENTS OF CLrHToN

: ,uh.i. meeting Of The ciIiz""s It b"ttalH
,,s called on the oS,n alt. ITO concert 'nea-
.,.' g FIR me erer,ion { two monumen's 10 the
,a.,,,ry Of DE WITT CLINTON, to b- -
,,cd at the ,x'rcmitjrs Of The EVE Canal al
Rghard Al1auv; aud TO appo.n' 'mmn,
e, ~ 80 ,h,n acr in concert with Tx" enc OF
the ciy / Albany infurrherance Of the propos>
vi M. asnrEs."
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H,e,,asx y SJ.D2IAa
mn,y MORNING, MARCH IS, 1923


The third annual commencement VI Wv ~
s1i'i p,p' ,y..h;o.,or on "Wednesday last
SIS ae'o rno.,or r. Medicine was confer
me 0sS' ,.o ,our, gentlemen.
81 0H - .
The extraordinary termina'ion OF ''e '''"' VI
u,Rr, as published in our paper a oa' VI Two
,~, seems TO eneross great 'ea' u a'''i 10"
4, New Yo.k We oIlee ''at mo''o" 'of I"
..r Trial has been made.
-, co,sr,or ana
In idd'no" y" 49,, s. Nv yor, :, ;,
stated that the A'''i.''
sr,iouslv indisposed.
O.r readers VIII no doubt, be amused al wv.
Ia,rb,, speech, which we publish to-day.
A'''''f
Eth, thousand shares OF the anslHc"'eo
- - ,.;.,,,,s and Ohio Rail Road
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15

NJ LYMAN, oG Name hester, Conuec,i,u, has
b ned a na'sut for an innrnvsmenr in the
conviction Of the hubs Of carriage wheels,
VA. 3, - t-r IS We are Ahle To form an opinin",
y" ns ion' very useful aud important. The
II made N such manner as to exclude
,''r'n Inc axle, and at the sam" tine 10 re-
'' we 'imUch logger han those in the com :
''' ".n And wien necessary for the Latter
implied, II ran he done wi'hnu, taking
,''H' Wheel. un,lcrs.and i, has been found
Wy '4'y to answrr the purposes for which
Us Intended. This huh is equally useful in
"s@ anu Wagons, as in lighter carriages.
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MY GRAND MOTHER

LOOK our FOR MORE PRIZESM
Connecticut .fuie LOfie1y,
For the benefit of The Retreat for the Insane.
First Glass.
Will be drawn at Hartford. Tuesday. March 18th
81 numbers--8 drawn ballots.
RICHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets 81; h,'vcs2 90; quarters /.
Union Cao.H Loiiery Of Pennsylvania,
No for 1928,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on Wedne sda: 18TH
N,rch-nnly II 100 Tickets.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters IS.
DplaUare g. North Car0fina Lottery, No 6.
Will draw in Wilnin ton (Drl.) on Wednesday, 10Th
March, 81 numbers; 8irawn ballots
HIGHESi PRIZE $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves /; Quarters 50 cts.
ForSLle al
]. II. RunneNs'
Lottery ORice, .Aierondrm, ID. G
Where within a few weeks has hecn sold one prize Of
5000; one OF laos together with variety # smaller
denominations. All orders duly and promptly al
tended to,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
Valuable y MS For Sale.
C0Nec'Nr's Z. \e.

NTIlL be exposed to Public Sale, to the highest
w bidder, Saturday the oath day e May. 10 8,
at the Office ofthe Clerk of,he Corporation Of Ge"Ge:
town, the following parts Of Lots, situated lying sud
being IN Georgetown and will be- sold to sa'I>f, lie
Corporation az Georgrttwn. ID for ts>e, du' n
III, respectively for the years annexed. with costs
and charges, sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock, A Me
terms Cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15

Connecticut .T0ie Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane.
Frs! Class.
viii be drawn IT Hartford, Tuesday March 18th.
81 numbers dr. ballots.
IIlGHESG PRIZE $4,000.
Ticket, -; halves 90: quarters l.
tnion Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No. for 1873.
viii be drawn in Philadelphia on Wednesday, 18th
March only IA, 100 Tickets
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets -, halves 50: quarters Is.
Dp/qrU1eS s. North T0r"IjaH Lottery, No. g.
VIII draw in Wilmington (Dcl.) on Wednesday, 10Th
March, -54 numb. r.; 8 ,lrawn ballots.
MIGFESi PRIZE 5000.
whole Tickets -; Halves l, Quarters so cts.
For sale at
.s.g(seasSELS
IOrIERY s EXCUANGE OCClG i.
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Vrustees' Sale.

n oSNSSS N'"to.
nder the authorit, Of deed of'rust to the snb-
- scribers. will be sold Il public Auction. Gu Sa.
turday the 5ih day # april next at the lot ing about
half mile above the Town Of Alexandria sn n
the east s.de ofthe Turnpike road, lcaGii from Al
exandria to ashington aud fo,m,! in the oecupan-
cy OF the late Mrs, Mary FcndaIl,
II number Of likely ondrai"0bIc Negro
SIupeS.
Aso various othe, articles at personal property con
ssting OF Horses, Wagons, Carts, Household FUR
niturc, sc. Terms made known ON the day OF sac.
ROBERi I, TtNl.OR 2r,..s
THOMPSON I. MASON. 5 ''"s'ee'
march lois
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Colonization Society,

VH7HE annual reetng orthe Alexandria Cooniz ''ion
Il Society vii be h Id on U,naay evening the l7th
inst at the Methodist Meeting house, at half past
O'Clock
The report of the Board of Managers will be pre-
sen,ed, and several addresses delivered.
The citizens generally are requested to attend; and
those who sh to become members will have an OPP
por,uutv to do so. BY order.
mar l5-2t y. FlFZ HUGH Secy
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Nj :yNahit > S,&ik

7eron1rG. March 4, 1928
A DIVIDEND Of profits OF ftOo per cent. on the
n Capita paid in is this day declared, pa, alb to the
Stockhnders or their ega representatives on the
4th instant.
mar 5-3taw2w CHARLESCHAflN'C o'ar.
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Notice.

Notice.
EsvIIE subscribers respe cfully inform their friends
L and the pu lic that they intend to open Schoo
a. the room under the Rrook edge, on Monday the
l7th inst where the, VIII teach the latin and Greek
languages the practice branches Of the Mathematics,
together with 5 n, other part, ofan English education.
Terms per Quarter;
For Reading and "rt"g, IS
Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography,
Mathematics and The languages,
GEORGE IhCOBS,
CHARLES w. JACOBS.
For the at-fscticn of those who may feel disposed
tn p,tronize u, W. have thought proper to subJon
the following certificate:
Mr. G. Jacobs vas, some years since, pupil of mine
and subsequently fellow student in the French Ian
crsre. and is with unesitating confidence and SIN
cere pleasure that comply with request TO aid his
claims A. teacher, 10 the confidence of the public
his do the more chccrfuly, because, kno" him to
Ia. not only cool scholar in tho English, French
and Latin languages but moreover, ayoung gentleman
of studious habits and exemplary department.: one
more 50, have eldom known.
r.rci l1-SW '. " Nt,b
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Hy George JuMMsuu-

by UVWrEt JU.tHsNN-
IN TUESDAY, the 18Th inst at the Apothecary
~ Store Of Mr. Join l. Sayrs, on King street. next
door to the Franklin Ilouse-ol Iii tick OF
Drugs, Medicines, and Shop F"rnif,re-
Consisting of most articles vendcd N such estab!.h.
me nts-and among those great variety of the very
hes, glass wa!e Terms at sale.
HE Intrl!ig nccr will nser. the above till sale.
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Tn Ii,herNeM

vn Fi>hermsM
h ridpurt she'd and hriIr., tw'u'
ID Cotton do do dc; Rope Ok all sizes: Cork wood
Tar; Iong boards TOT seine beats; Oars
Long oars, l3. 70, 90 and * f,eti AZ bis behring's
COO ChcSEu: rails
With general assortment o. cables, inc 'r. &c
cedar and locus, posts, g. l0 IL, IA, 10, lsand 20
feet long; boats 81 various sizes With general as
sortmcnt Of lusiBrR.
mar III JOSIAH II. IANlS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
Washington, .Alerondrio, amt Baltimore
Steam Packet Linc

s1sexen The new and elegant Steam
a 49," Boat Fredericksburg, Capt. lie
g., taAs,s--nedict }. jenkins, Masters having
IfISassszzeEtts CO On menoed her r, gnI"r trips
between those cities, viii every Wednesday morn
ing leave Bra e,s wharim Washington a O'CLOCK
and J,rne,'s wharf in alexandria, AT o'clock, ano
proceed to q t!timoTt; and viii on ever, Saturday at
tcrnoon at 5 o'clock, leave Commerce street wharf
in 3 Gilmore and return TO asliineton
will be landed or t,kenup,on either side
of the Potomac II, or, and so ION as nec'ssar! AT
engagements can be e ctrd, fixed places on the route
viii be designated, whcreat freight VIII be receive"
and drlivr "ed.
The excellent accommodation the boat affords "r
Messengers, whether ladies or gentlemen, her great
src,d and the fine scenery Of the cnun'r. thr' ugh
which she pasSes COu,uce to render travelling byhrr
very pleasant.
Goods will he trans ed at the rates charged tor
their carriage ia the sailing packets, and as the Pot"
m e bridge presents an OBSTACLE tn The boats gong
10 GporCetuwu such may be destined there, will be
delivered a, no greater expense ,h,n would have t.
he paid # the same could be lnded at that place
The execution and certainty attending tins mode ."
CONVEYANCE, off such an induccmtut to merchants
as wi i, Is hoped, ensure their p'tron"gr.
application o be made to the Captain on boaru,of
20 IN. I'm aforementioned agents.
,3u,ir,m Smith, Washington,
Cu,oI II ,JyUHev, Alexandria,
HjUuD, .NOrgin, Georgetown,
CharIes Uorthingion, Baltimore.
Washington, March II.