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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08

cSe called upon him to repair to the scene danger and terminate
RI" dated the ah Dec 7 rssisa .,hs
Of The adjoining states for military ce sufficient ITO beat the
directed penetrate Amelia Island Florida Seminole
hs Secretary add you may be prepared eo"n
da that these orders not only authorized Gen. 'ac0 but
m b Flo ida line md attack the indians within its limits the
their display Of hostile the
Mrs Garrett and family and Of Lieut. Scott an" HI, men that there
oda attack on the Seminole towns bis force we're u
% M Msrs cabs cs and sand was General jack
w e his force and sdop his measueThev can oy
with into Florida and within is limits such
rather what apoosy Gao ,ey offer sFs the nt
@ hat hi, act Of General Jackson was
@ The by the that issued Them On ssh
President coSs ssss The course an s
with The The war. and vested with hs ~
B General Jackson vested with full powers conduct the war in
Now how
Sun fail de %oe on crossing the Florida "en order to comply with
situated within the limits Of Ford i i coun"g nothing on the
justice the Richmond meeting affirm that they will admit was impos
As this by
obey dsprove
deny General Jackson Mr. Monroe
quencs
C aas s e ~" ne Newton m eo the TO- % @
refer its fur scuion remsrkng only the
Of the he de'elc authority Of SPAIN
principle which derived from law
law Of conduce safety, and
President the
defence nation and Of It's rights bound
with the Sennole Indians speedy and successful
This right of sell deoce belonging the nation and m"hsd the
right exercise The Inability of
Spanish their general
binding
United brought General kon military
they relate the constitution Of this country as hey affected The % Of
equally insufficient ncupae General Jckn lie acted like
energy address He responsible for
Minister 2s, November Si8 (Which
nvouyand isnoranylauded able and liberal defence
verbose declamao rehearsal the edeae and furnished by
the General himself explanation his measu The of Jackson
uced other usual diplomatic making the officer The
government
Having opeonsn Florida in direct obedience
the clumsy exy with which he shifts his groudat moment
Weighing agaio, ofthe Department
and IN
ann " wi inn n ~ , I W., IL; hs MANN he sh 'h;nl hes"
within msnd requiring collie force sufficient beat the
and terminate conflict did no justify his invasion Of Florida within
Spanish oss which, dhnce the spuans Of and duties
OF nena the Semnes held either hose control military possession
Corpus
The the suspended the writ OF
CORPUS upon hi, besides the
required glazing
belief these charges and the declaration of the meeting tina, they
their address had forgotten beginning positive fact
General Jackson did not suspend the of abeas corpus
perfectly growing the defence Of New
Orleans the writ suspended
heart he did perform But his rich relation that
Defence willing pursue quiry
founded and charge meeting, able
their mode investigation demonstrate the Generals innocence and
their injustice.
appears public Virginia sheng
their ances against the broad Gen cksoo fame espec
any The ofth address, calg
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
EE,XE.ESyG9s zF@NTa
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1928.

We have devoted this days paper TO
single object, the reply of " JefIerson''
to Chapman Johnsoh's Anti-Jackson al.
dress. The only apology we can offer
to our patrons, for departing in this in
stance from the usual course; will be
found in perusing the article ITSELF
Ct great length it will repay
'ichly for the reading. 1t is divided into
separate heads for the convenience Of
reference.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08

Of our political M general and the air they should
meeting would follow Button,
suspend writ On h ,"n @
dangerous "s, power he o sr Of
s"a " is s a The pow smrs" and mel
n complied With Bot let ask did Of hob discharge
o OF commander in va General
'he his camp BY eneomps.ss with
martial law a @ % s@d . sS sa be- 0n
The of the States, regulars
Wn.a s%a am o,sd a.. Facts will ,hss with what justice
win fear and dependency His
uy mi ,ds' so eeoda" and
Of he
Claiborne country be ansd
creates. a sh hs lu1opeso ~ss
consul claimed a hs f'sas s "%
,y had come INTO The American family Of ehee under The on
inspecting the election polls Ih Governor adSs after consulting legal
Ing him dpa from The state in forty eight hours So sensible indeed
removing paramoun
law sell defence" that the having under the
aequisc.d esra,e|
acted and wisely acted the principles Of sspresersan recognized he
p1es% NE 70 provide for the dens and did a
they could have done o them Lgus also passed r
% s e% spp" An uass M s TO-
bail 'om"ss and indeed % p, offences
the legal reetssi supersedog the less essential and
important
,ss @ sss eooss ws ssS ssS % @
y when the hopes Of The nation the Of millions the lives thousands
rested m country Badnurg
ito fight for the o NewO
Had be h ned his conduct and Rich
and Merchant, from H., civ ,anrn a., :, lie nes a, ] G @ i
conce'n his and enemy He
rather have soldiers commended
guns
S1 hs os up S1s' s 0s ssas'
replied The Gefe shall be complied
dealer vas dealt with This commanding spirit conf med example Of
the other au hoss and BY the pressure Of the " Gen Jack
ocy he was defend his The discussed with
excepted by him adopted ground
necessity OF which all convinced aud doubt If the
Nwhose fault is on fact
friend and admi Of ackson brought without
principle, authority military
from necessity for primary
THE General 1t the FIRST that provided for liberty of
temporarily
Hence Ieges
only conflict that found provisions
and President
House Of Representatives claim,
fright dsregardng this law and interpreting bills
The Il
FAR the owner on the just ground onece me i by jury
the IL violation of the
dignity privileges Clay
necessity. they
es they The military with the spirit
that the opposite and the adverse
M civilization or ran into consequences cannot ed Of their original
their collision ouae and Judge Hall determined
Jackson had intelligence
intelligence
es? which enquiry answered the negative But with the
military duty which this impression created was the motive upon which Loua
intelligence r
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
Trenton Emporium.

We understand, by late intelligence from
England says The New Brunswick, N j Times,
hat the Rev. A G. Fra.ee. formerly pastor
# the Presby,e' ian Church in WestfeId, in.
New Jersey, is abou, to Succeed 10 the title of
Lord Loveit, in Scotland with an annuity of
twenty Thousand unds s,erllng.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
MUSIC.

a. 9 u UT'son, No s, Wet HIGH syeei.
Have just received great variety Of Music
for the Harp and Piano Forte. The collection
mbraces many Of the most popular Songs,
Coalitions and Waltzes April 8.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
FOR SALE,
MORE NEW BOOKS

IT 4. & n. Wilson's Bank Store and
tircaiatang Library.
Char!oltes Daughter: or, The Three Or
phal's. sequel to Charlotte Temple. BY
Mrs. Row son.
The Clubs Of London; with anecdotes Of
their member, Sketches Of character, and con,
vers:,tions. vols.
Confessions OF an Old Maid 9vols.
Natural History Of Animals BY John Big
land. With elegant colored plates.
April
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
North American Review,

No. 59-f,r .aprit, 1928.
Just received b. A. s. II Wilson, No. 8, ws-S
High st,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08

There was not solitary cote given
IN .New Hampshire, in 1924, for Jackson,
BY the election which has just terminated,
Il appears that there are now about twen-
ty thousand JGcssoa cotes in that state
What glorious triumph this is for the
administration isn't iii
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
Townsend Sharpless,

'VU' oU, 'SONN III 80, TNUafelVN2d,
las received by late arrivals, Of his own
III importation, q handsome assortment Of
ea- nabe goods, amongst which aie
Plain ard Fancy lored ints,
Neat and rich Plaid aad striped Gnghans.
Furniture Chimes,
7& 81 Nor~ich shawls, and Norwich Grapes.
Cld English silk Gloves,
Plain white and narrow cold border Merirc
Shawls.
Cord. Linen Pockets; Darmly Diaper.
Housewife checks-Shear Book hdkfs.
Fancy stripes for Chdteu's wear.
Pin, Of good quality, and $, oul Cotton,
Plain SILK noTdered Cashmere Shawls,
Superior Italian Cap Grape,
Cotton Hose,
Twilrd blk. Eombasetts, which will b.
sold wholesale or retail.
April S 1928 a4-3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08

Two papers in Vermont, the Middlebury
Standard and the Bennington Gazette, cid re.
publcans, have lately hoistcd the jackson flag.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08


their own injustice
the public writers Virginia who have shiverg
their nces Gen Jckson
ally the calling
up the dead DEVIL
w on the wall magical the floor blue flames v smoke and other
such alluded
ad msead the Judgment OF their readers by pasdng number technical
liberty the
General
Jackson and had M OF New Orleans by
ms prudence patriotism This sophstry results
from the from the brood
aornies produced and from
exclusive reading English history and English laws wherein these safeguards
81 freedom frequently struggling under and
~ drawing out after night darkness But here where they are the stall
Exceencys letter the 2sh ul THE mened invasion
W hostile Greeks decison ill
security yourselves felt The whole
ou
OF that other whether voluntary be made
Ae,,nsigaon OF British or Spanish intrigue seduction
Blount
0 and that carly day his mind cotton the
Indian War, the
which would be required bring speedy and eEecua conclusion
m h @ and evidence referred M
Message December 3D. Generals despatch
With M ' May and the Cd June their enclosures and them
"A N'e Adams letter to George Washington Irving
'sa'one Lille OF Jackson, page 27s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Beacon News RooM.1
Norfok, Nay 12M, 1889 A. H.
No arrival or departure this morning
The U. s. Schooner Gra,npus, will, we understand,
sail to morrow, the next day, for the West India
station We have been politely favoured with the fol-
lowing list of her officers.
VIM X. Latmer, Esq. Commander.
Iieuts George S. Blake, Thomas Mexican Buchan-
an
Sailing Master, Lloyd d. Newell,
Purscr, Thomas Barron
Surgeon, M'fHin Coulter
Midshipmen, Henry II. Bell, VIM. Russell, n G.
Slaughter James F.. Brown LloydJ. Bryan.
Masters mate, John Arosta.
Passenger, A. y. Kennedy, surgeon, to join the U.
S. Schooner Shark.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

are the least able 10 sustain loss, are the suf'
fcrtts.
The Gala nifty falls principally or the heads Of
indigen, widows, poor and Industrious young
girls, who had by their incessant toiings, saved
little, and had hoped to see i, accumulate
Providence Cadet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

A. the wharf a very large concourse Of people
was assembled, who paid him a similar testi-
mony ofrespect and welcome as he landed
The Secretary lodges at the City Hotel, and
will, as he iutima,es in his letter published a.
bove, spend this day in Baltimore.
Since he foregoing paragraph was in type,
we have learned that Mr., Clay has decliaed re-
ceiving public dinner; but tina, he will receive
the salutations Of such OF his fellow cilizeus as
may choose TO honor him with their visits,
from II o'clock this morning until ., and from
until in the evening Ball inner,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
From the National Joarnal.

During Friday ard Saturday, the Senate were
in session nearly twenty hours, an instance of
application which forms s,ro0g contrast TO
the practice Of sitting about ten hours Il week,
which prevailed in the earlier stages Of The ses-
sion. The industrious application Of the las,
two DAYS is attributable 10 the anxiety whiCh
prevails amons majorty Of the members to
get through Il bill hiCh low blocks up all the
avenues Of legislation. 1t was hoped by many
tAat the bill would have Been finally acted on,
so far aS concerns discussion, on Saturday eve
ming; bu, the efforts Of all parties 10 modify
the bill, so as 10 accommodate their own peCu
Lar views, or he interests OF III, it. own sections
Of country were 50 unrymited Us 10 foil thai
hope The discussion Cannot proceed much
longer without seriou, IL Jury to may impor
TAM measures now before Congress. There
are but twelve days IcII for legislation: and on
The Ih'c &c lasi days, no new business cen be sent
from one Hose To the other. The time, there
iole, for Legislative action is rapidly dminish>
Jug, and VIII soon be reduced 10 mere point.
If here are ans members " 20 calculated on TX
tending the session, they must either be new
ones, or mug have forgotten the ahur(ivr efforts
made by he House at the close Of the first SEES
sion of the last Congress 10 Oh ain britf pro-
longation. Pacing the Difficult Y, however, out
Of he question, here Is u puCrlily about this
oscillation of decision, which is unworthy Of a
lege, give hodv. l. week.-mrs. tina, respect and
corfA,nce ON the part If III" people which it is
So es."rial - preserve IN an unImpaIred state.
Ry drvotipg twice tie time usually occupied
every day To business, the same advantage
wolll be ohtaio'd as by the extension of he
session for another week, and the saving to the
pubic would be al least $4,000, nearly seven
years pay fer an Audiro". Let those who talk
so much of Executive business aud rctrench
mem, reflect IN this.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Cash in Market.

TsSIE subscribers win give the highest Cash Price,
I for 100 like Young Negro es, of both sexes. be
tween The oges Of and years.
ANY letters addressed to the subscribers through
the PCS, Office ala Al xandria will be promptly at.
tendedt to- For any information. enquire at MIR. Eli
AS Lcggs, St Asaph street, alexandria. d. G.
may dit FRANKLIN < ARNFIEI.D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tory.
EANEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand, and
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
St. Alexandria, e at the of 10th ST., Pcnnsll
yania, Avenue ashingt general assortment OF
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will uarran, equal, if not superior in quality, 10 any
ever offered in the ct:Consistng in part, Of
Grecan, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with eellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentemcus secretaries and bookcases
i Pier FABLES with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With general assortment of bsdsteads OF richly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all Of
which " be sold low for cash they can be pur
chased of the quality at any other mandatory
the Union. aLSo.
IN assortment of 81 Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany part Of which is suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal
nish of superior quality, sacking cords, sc.
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Public Sale.

BNriI.I. be sold to the highest bidder at Fairfax
w Court House, on Monday the Goth day OF My,
being the first day of thesuperior Court afew likely
young Negroes belongiugto the estate of Edward
I. Blackburn, deceased. Terms n,ade known on the
day of Sale.
EDWARD l.. BLACKBURN, and
LEWIS r.. BLACKBURN,
Ex's of r. l.. -. Deceased. may Cts
All persons having claims against the SAID deco
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the properly
authenticated TO the subscribers. living the great
Fails Of Potomac in Fairfax County, Va Or Isaac
Kell, f.xaniria, before the 5,h day of Novem,
Der next, or they may by law be excluded from Ill
benefit to sai Estate. And those indebted are re-
CURED to make immediate payment. Given under
our hands this 5,h day of May, 1923.
E.L. B. Executors of
may Off LIB. FL B.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
NY.saS,,s.. y M,D,S1Aa
''rcnAy MORNING, MAY IA, 1923.

.,r;g bin, it will be seen, has been order
,,';,s third reading in the Senate
% ~. Iar,Eigencer thinks there is prooabi>
=, Of the passage Of'he bill for the relief OF
49,. -, ,a,,iying officers Of the Revolutionary Ar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Noinsses, sugar, etc.
Il Hhds bright retaining molasses
L Is do y. Orleans sugar
10 y. T..
. nhd' whiskey
Is 10 81 and 18th proof do
10 Cashs vine
80 boxes mould candles
40 key white lead
20 caGi5crs verdgris
SO reams appng paper
ID bags coif
50 nests boxes, received and for sale by
april % /. K l.. CHAMBERLAIN;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
SNl1P NEWS.
PORT Of alexandria.
ARRIVE, MAY Is,

Ship Gov. Douglas, Robertson, Philadelphia. in
ballast TO s. Messersmhh.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

LHAn rern,n, Geo Warncr,
he Chase, William N'Donald,
Jams L Hawkins, David Hoffman,
omaN hch, Edward J. Coale,
ntam Stewart, WA Lorman,
Il hry Pdrs'n, Il. B Mogrud r,
r'''. $ >, Walsh, Geo. F WatfriI,
u, 2 Z, N,.r Mites, JOHN N'K,m, u.
~, l. VIZ Iams, ,hn S'riCk +,
I'''"'> 'arn'X, Stevenson Archer,
'''" Tyson, George Rision.
''"aich Mr.. Clay.rctarn,d the following an.
r rHILADELPHn, Sth May, 1928.
's> iLENFN,-i have received your lrrter Of
''''n', requesting M to STOP in 3alti-
VI NV return % Washington, to afford
CHOW cltlzens an Opportunity Of ex-
h"S >aluta'Ion> with mc and Of exhibiting
' E>'mony of Their conf eace in The pre-,
"'h'Hi>'ra'ion. 1t had 0een my pun pose
'@an In Baltimore a shorr time as | returns
~, y '0e District Of Columbia. Your kind in
-" 'orm' an a'dI'ipna, motive, and ex>
/ um " reach that ciy on Monday afternoon
main with great plea ure. the next dav
,;s ~,e' such OF my fellow citizens as may
- 70 sec me-
%HoN you, gentlemen, for the expressions OF
D.. ~, W 'ad confidence with which you houor
aIs ~; tNPeciaiiy for the friendly interest YOU
An. " NE establishment Of my health.
IN, ,4Hslacilon 10 tell you that the emf
h., S''emen of the faculty, whom l came
6y,.,r 'o,uit, assure me that temporary
e:qo,,r'' uom business, and exercise, will
i"pn'a ina; object.
rsen,emen, with great respect,
@'ntqi'y your obedieni servant,
ToN H. CLAY.
y ''''srs, Luke, Herman, I. Chase, SC. SC.
q Of = Clock yesterday afternoon, a nuns
arD TN citizens Of Baltimore proceeded
,n,,n. I"er IN the Steamboat Patuxent, for
M pbT 'e o. meeting Mr.. Clay, on his return
q Cn;,sgG eiPhla. On approaching The steam
arw,s otates, ON board Of which Mr..
oeps ~ salute OF cheers was given by the
'"en both boats stood up the river.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

The sudden and unexpected failure Of ban
ker and broker Of Providence, which event &C :
cured last Monday morning, produced an excite
ment that has never before been witnessed by
the citizens of Providence. The total amount
failed for is not now known, but is computed
to be from two to three hundred thousand dol
lars. The mere failure Of our wealihesl CAPT
,alis,s would not have produced ha!fthe effect,
though the amount might have becn larger: and
what renders 'the-case unusually Distressing, Is
the fact that that portion oft he community, who
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

Mr.. MD Aie has written a Letter to eXcul pate
Mr. VcrpIank I, ON The charge Of ha,i"g acted
agains, the wishes OF the Memorai,,s upon
the Auction System. Mr.. Md closes his no c
with the following remark:
Though Utterly opposed 10 the tariff policy,
| am IN favour OF taxi"g auction sales. 1t i,
the Only 'egi innate mode Of projecting manu-
fac lures in my judgment. 1t will place the
bus. mes, Of import ation In the hands of the
gular importing merchant, and break down
system which throws ii almost entirely into the
hands Of a few foreign merchants, who have i,
in th,ir power, by acting in concert 10 raise
and dcprcss lie price, no, only OF foreign mcr-
ohand'zr, hut of the article Of domestic cxpor-
ralion, at their pleasure
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of trust, from Samuel G. Al
lDexande,, to me- dated the 5th day of August 1927
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
William County Court, shall on Saturday the 9TH
day Of juno next, being the week Of Prince William
June County ,ort, before the front door of Prince
William Cour; House, offer for sale, for ready money,
BY public Auction, said Alexandcrs interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State of Kentucky as, also. his interest in the
undivided estate Of his Father, much thereof,
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of said Trust
shall of course, convey To the purchaser purcha
of said property such title only as is vested in
me by the said Deed ofTrust
may . 5awts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

An eXer,ion was made in The British House
Of Commons on the Sd of April, to induce the
Government 70 reclaim from slavery the Greeks
taken from Navsrino to Alexandria, in the
ships which returned soon After the battle. Sir
r. Wilson called on the Ministry,ro know why
the British vessels had net prevented the CONS
mission oil sucn an atrocity. He said the mum
Der Of Greeks taken TO Constantinnple was sta
led a. 1000, and that The British Government,
in 1926, when it was proposed by the hlahom-
ctans 20 transport The population Of he Morea
TO Africa, had declared that they would never
permit 1t. In reply, NJ. Peel said, thai he had
heard on good authority, that the number OF
Greeks lately removed from Na,arino did not
exceed SIX hundred; and although he expressed
strong commisstr ration far the sufferers, he
thought their e,ease could not be CHI aimed
wi hou, high ransoms, as they bad probably all
become private properly. lie acknowledged
that # The orders OF the British Government
had been strictly executed, The removal would
not have occurred; still he did not think proper
at that time to enter fully into an explanation
Of The views of the Cabinet. The public opinion
is such on this subject in England, tina, the Cou-
yier iabors 10 excuse the Ministry and the Brl-
fish Admiral, the ground that they could
not prevent il; aud then hints tina, the Govern
ment perhaps may have demand,d thu release
# ~ r. vi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
Night auction.

nv THURSDAY EVENING next, the 18th inst,
~ at the auction roon a variety OF Hardw are, two
feather BEDS segars sweet or, and many other art
Giles Also, by order, one trunk and one chest Of
Clothing, the property ofthe late Hr. Mitchell, decd
may ID GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14
AUCTIONS.
Piano Fortes at Public Sale.

TWO Piano Fortes will be offered at public sale at
14th inst at 10 O'Clock. These Pianos are of very
superior quality, both to tone and finish, hav-
ing extra additional keys and play The harp vara
tons in avery sublime manner They will be guran-
teed to be Of the first quality Terms made known
at sale. Washington Nav II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-14

~. U,Hrax Journal Of the 2ls' u't. contains
,,.or,h. imports 10 and the exports from
,,.,s bv which it appears tina, there were
.I,;v,p, from England; 27s from The West
-. 1894 Coastwise; and I7e from the
cod States. The amount Of imports from
60, Bri.ain, West-!ndies, Canada, United
-. &c. was 92e, o0ol; Wits, the exports TO
:. ,o,s places amounted only 10 422,0ool.