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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

work on this subject, which he proposes to put
10 press in the course Of the ensuing summer.
He speaks with the utmost confidence OF being
able 10 demonstrate that Sir Philip Francis
was not the writer Of those celebrated perfor-
mances, and tha, too, by the oath Of Sir Philip
himself The gentleman we allude to is an
l.. L. ID. Of considerable norori-,y in this city,
bu. much more SO in Europe, The scene f,r sew
eral years, of important and remarkable events,
connected with himself and the distinguished
associates Of his early life. Bishop Peters, Sir
Philip Francis, Horne Iooke, and Others, a.
mong whom might be me,ated The prinei-
pal English nobility, were frequently guests a!
his table A press Of proftssian business
has hitherto prevented the prosecution OF his
work, which comparative retirement Will
now enable him shortly to lay before the pub,
lie. Horne Tooke, he SAYS, was The writer oil
Junius, and he evidence Of The fact he assures
US, will re overwhelming, and convincing to
the most incredulous. n. y Nat. 9du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
LIVERWORT.

find il absolutely Necessary 10 resort TO this
method Of advising the public not TO employ
The roots Of the LiVerwor,, but the leaves alone,
as the former is nausealing, and otherwise Ill
adapted 10 The end in view The leaf alone Is
wha, always intended and meant 10 recon-
mend; and another thing which ] wish to en-
force: for the credit and character OF the reme>
DIV, tha, all other IT NEEDLES should be relinquish-
ed and as much possible avoided dur'"s the
use of his article: fer how can IL have a fair
chance and trial, when it is continualiy-as l
know it has been in numerous insiarccs-op-
posed by the intervention Of SO many conflicts
ing counter agents. Such state OF things
would defeat the best and most powerful reme-
DIV upon earth
Another thing, great many cook the prepa-
ration entirely too much; a simple infusion is
all tina, is expedient and necessary.
TIP. HEREFORD.
H,ymarket, Virginia, Feb. 25, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
New Store,

vINHE partnership of Robinson Sh'nn having oeeh
i dissolved the subscriber takes this method OF in
forming his friends aud the public that he has take
store at the head of Janneys wharf, adjoining the store
of Samuel NJ Janney and two doors north OF his tor
ner store where he offers for sale general a'soft-
,nent Of GROCERIES,. ,,,
feb 81 oiErhEN oM.'.'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
N1e,,SS AMBR9As
.aSn,y MORNING, MARCH 8. 1928

-. b;rau,hori,ing the subscription on be-
'..e,ns State OF Maryland for half million
nan ,..s IN h. stock of the Baltimore and
u ~. p,I Road Company, has passed the
o"O e Delegates Of that State by vote OF
h'' 7, Is said that there was not the least
= " 49,, the Senate Of The State will prompts
y Us, the same Ol'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Uaucing ScN0ul.

EwIS CARUsi respectfully informs his friends
i and the public Of Alexandria that his Dancing
School is now open at the corner OF King and Henry
streets
Parents and guardians DESTROYS Of ntrustng their
children to his care, requested to make earl! ap.
plication at his above, between the hours OF
twelve and tire ofcisek on Iue,dsys and Fridays.
feb l6-e06t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
pub,ic S.nie 0f \.uNA.

E1NDFR decree of the County Court of Fairfax in
y the suit ofPeter Wager Complainant agar>' J"ln
Grat Il and Ann his wife (forr.etN Ann Ersrfc} de-
Pendants, the subscriber will offer for sale ~ pr bic
auction, at CATS 1Av'R in H.. Count, Of f.nisx,
on Tuesday, the Isl dug Of .lprH neat, that pant of
the tract OF Land in The sad coun,, commonly called
i.ETTRENENT,
formerly the property of alter BROOK the elder, de-
ceased which on partition am 'ngj his heirs Was as
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, ortairir &
One hundred and One Acres be the more So
The sale will be made between ~ and o'clock.
Terms cash. X. !. lAYI Ok,
feb 2f-t1i Com, of Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Fish Wharf.

Superintendent Office, Feb 26M. 1928.
A1oTICE IS hereby given that the Fish wharf with
~ the Warehouses will be rented on MONDAY 'he
1o,h of March next. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Commit
tee Of Council will attend on the premises for that pur-
pose '"MnS S" ~
feb 27-tlOM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Artificial F\0wevs.

Nflss y WINDSOR and two young Ladies pro-
Nk ic,ed Flower MakersrespcctfuIly inform the pub
liz that the, carry OH The above business in all its va
rious branches at the House Of Mr. Robert ndsor,
upper end of King street, where alies can he accom-
uc,lated with Wreaths or any kind of Flowers made
tn order at the shortest Notice. They likewise will
keep a constant supply of French and other Flowers
suitable for the season.
feb 23-3tdSeo1t
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Mechanics hank,

Glsrand,ia, February I'M, 1928.
STOCKHOLDERS in this instisution are hereby
Ouotifed that election for fifteen Directors will
be held at their Banking House, the second Non
dar (the 10Th day) Of March next.
feb Il-eotlOM CHARLES CHAPLIN Cashier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Trustees SaIe.

IN TUESDAY tie 18Th dag Of .gprl neat, at IL
~ o'clock, at CATS 1AvnEN Nts, End, Fairfax
County Va the subscriber Will cfsr fer sale, pub.
lie Auction, for cash. San island csIed James Island,
in Wood county, Va situated in the Ohio R,ei he ing
the first island above tue mouth OF little krIhawu,
containing Eighty Acres" more or less
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from Thomas jam { wifi, and john ID Brow e
wife To the subscriber, and such ttl, ~ i, vest, in
the Trustee will be conveyed by him.
JOSEPH JANhIY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
SUPREME COURT OF THE u. STATES
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 30 1928.

The Court met al / O'Clock.
Present, all tire Court.
No 81. Barry VS.. Coomhe. Appeal from
Washington County Circuit Court Mr.. JUS
lice JOHNSON delivered the opinion Of he Court.
Decree sfirmed, with costs.
No. SO Com gys aud Petitvs. Vase. The
argument OF this ca Was continued by Mr.
]. r. Ingersnll, for Plaintiffs in Error, aud by
Messrs. Chatle, J. Ingr' soil and Edmund l..
Lee for the d, L ndont in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
" aMteN
Cash fur Negroes.

I'VE subscriber wishes to purchase IS or so young
negroes of both sexes, betwe' the ages Of Il and
Is Years. For Information erquie at Mr.. Elias r..
eggs any letters addressed to the subscriber
the post Office at Alexandra will be promptly attic nd
ed to- S. e.. FRANKLIN.
feb l5-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

~,..a;,or Of the New York American re-
:. - confirmation Of the statement from
w. n.o,ra,ic Press, which we published on
III" IL, ,b.t ne has seen a!s,ter from gen
s. New York, now in Washington, 10
=, ~, r.i.rd, in New York, giving, without re-
.,,,. the same Information.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
400 ollars Reward.

DANAW AY from my house, the ,vening of the
ke24th ult. =: VA, black girl about l8 or %
Years of age Of low,h compile >ion she is small
neat made person. handsome features, about feet 8
inches high. She took with her great variety of
good clothing. amongst them two l,nsey frocks
one ofthrm striped red and blue, the Other red blue
AID white, also, era; carbr,k and calico rocks,
one deep blue silk um.<~!a with back horn on the
end at the staff Iwiii paw he above reward Of 400
if appehended in the State ofrenns, Ivana and odg-
I'd in any Jail so That get her again, fifty dollars if
taken in the State cf Mar, land, forty dollars in the
u strict of Ulumba, and thirty dollars ftakcn in the
state ofrgnia and ulgcdn the Jail of either state,
that get her again a. GIBSON
Niddlcburg, Va. March /. I'm
The National in,elIig ncer will publish the shove
adver, semen one month Al! send their account to
thu, Office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

Extract offs letter 20 the Editors Of the New York
National Advocate, dated louisville, Ky fcb7, 1873
Gen,lemen-i have had oppor uDilies during
NV Journey to this place to obtain much infor.
nation, from the hes, sources, with regard TO
the present stare of public OPTION in Nirginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, and some of the
western states. and am happy to say tha, the
cause 81 The administration hook. well, exceeds
ing my most sangune expectations,
Great confidence isentcr,a,ned by he friends
Of The administration Of carrying the vote OF
Virginia The western counties Of that state
viii give large majority for Mr. Adams.
MARYLAND will without much doubt give OF 7
electoral votes for the administration Penn
,ylvanra is extremely doubtful, but tina, eX.en>
sise change, are still going on in tina, state IA
rorab'e 10 Mr.. Adams there is no doubt. Much
will depend on the course Congress may
pursue on the tariff question THIS session.
The ma iority f., Mr.. Ad,ms in Ohio is va
riously estimated from $4,000 TO $4,000 The
sentiments OF the people IN Indiana, viii
doubtless he expressed in d similar ratio, la
,oIahle To tha administration. With regard
70 Illinois, the Jaoksoniahs admit that the
change Of he cleo oral law from districts to a
general ticket will probably secure the vote of
Iha, State for Mr., Adams, lowing To the Large
majority in the former northern districts
Both parties feel equally confident Of obtaining
the vote OF \ ntuCky, which viii now proba.
bly, 90 together, as change OF the electoral
law has been decided on bv one branch OF the
legislature, and will probably pass The other
hnuse-so that the state Will vo,e by general
ticket Tine friends Of he adminisIrati' n have
shown their confidence in ihe sen imerts OF
a m ,iorily Of the people by supporting tn bill
for he change of h. law. They have ma
l.ri,y in ,,h houses.
From Missouri have head nothing that can
be depended on. A gentleman who was in
New Orleans OIL the SIh, IF last month, and
well acluain,e in Louisiana, assures me that
Massac huscisi is not more certain TO vote Tor
Mr. Adams Than Louisiana is.
The information have thought might prove
interesting to your readers and is such as
may be depended upon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
AUCTIUE s
BY George J,hMsOn.

nm Tuesday next the ~ inst. in front ofthe sue.
<Jton rooms eithouf reserre-to close several con.
Germs
side board (mshogany,)
bureau, do
bed,teads
10 barrels onions
large counting room desk
4 candlestands (mahogany,)
70 sides soleea,h.r
20 Psir heary-pegged shoes, suitable for fshemen.
barrel dried fruit,
and man, other articles not enumerated.
marcb3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Money oNnd.

EHOUND, Saturday last, in one Of the streets OF
Il the'town, Sum OF Money. The owner can have
by describing the same, and paying small sum to
the black boy who foundn Enquire OF the Printers.
mar St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
p0rket Huok N.Nst.

/ OST on Tuesday last, new red morocco pocket
} nook, containing about 500, it may be more or
49,, United STATE. Bank notes oftht denomination
IF S2U'> and Sos. lis pocket book lost be
tween this place and Doge Rum on thcHichmond road
viii give the reward "t SIS to any one, who will
= urn The pnri~' book and money to me-
rb9q y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

The Liverpool Adv in commenting, upon
H. Ple,'dtDrs Message thus motto its charac
,rr AID incidentally that Of our political sys-
TEN
Nr. AlaMs is able 10 make the grateful
acknowledgement Tor his country, tina, "as large
an ',lrrh d portion of rnlnymeut has been
nj slrd IN is Gun, as the Indulgence Of hea>
vt' has, perhaps ever granted to he imperfect
su T OF man upon cart :" and we think every
nm well acq AIMED wi h the state Of different
n 'nn> Will allow, TIA, there is no country in
lar world more prosperous, Or bearing more
cn'Quvoc 1 marks nf az h nest, wise, and good
g"srom Mt, 'i.an the United States Of Amer
Ca. Now That with (brsid,s its general
Po>1entyh s'ingalshes IN" republic ab,~e all
o'lyr coun ries is; The 2Crisc, onennrss and
nlnllty IN the proceedings of the government
md OF all public bodies, the absolute accounts
-Huy Of such bodies To- their constituents, the
people,; and the free and beneficial operation
dprhlic opinion on their acts. Tie Presi>
llnts Message is crowded with facts relative
Ne'ery drparDm"nt OF the national Affairs -
ioTeign, commercial, diplomatic, civi,, military
naval IN nci al, even down TO he proiecrs Of
roads aud aaals. No negotiation appears
20 arhcale 'o.He concealed; no financial opera
~" Or public bargain mas the slightest veil
,"'"H over It, All is open, because all is
%1's,; aud What is more useful TO observe,
:" IS hoaesl because all is open. Experience
!, we've pro. ing every day, thar pubic super
.n' IN, Is the best safeguard for the virtue
a-t we ronErs' incentive to the diligence Of
Pablo fuacu ,naries,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
J. ". HUEEEl.i.sj'
MIST Of iletiers

ID EMAINING in the Post off &c, Alexandria, D..
March 1t, 1873,
Persons enquring for Letters in the following
list will please SAY they are Advertised, or they may
not get them:
b Jas Kirk
John Bontz James King
Frances Bowler
Delay Boswell Chas Lewis
Edmund Brown Geo Loden
Mrs. A. Beatty Robert Lewis
Ann Bown Miss Phebe e. Lowe
Vim Bird John Lightney
Moses Bell Piesent l.etchtorI
Rachael Brown Eliza Lcphi
Sarah Blackwell VI
Capt Barrett 2 Mrs Ann Mills
Richard Brandt jas ID Mitchell
Jas BRYAN John G. Mcdonald 2
Thos MAIDEN Miss Martha Moss
Nancy Butts Capt Jas Mitchell 3
e Daniel Minor
Spencer Curry Miller
n NJ Clarke
re Harriet Major
Lefty CHM
Mary Gamble Maria O'Briom
Henry Crowl
Jane Clifford Mary rsdgett
lanes Glare John Pottcn
Nancy Craney Vim ~ 60
Elizabeth Cox Mary nm RAJ IN
Ann Deyaurn John Ra,ciiiic
Judsoh Dove Wm Richey
Elizabeth Dennison VIM Ross
Il Deborah Stone
Samuel Espey Miss " u Stuart
VIM Eean Mary Simm~
F. Cap, hos Snow
VIM Ford Gregory Sneed
Inn Frus, Ellen Sampson
VIM II Franklin Robert stephens
JOS Ferald w" .i.i'l
VIM Fox Oh'er ennPso"
Lieut. A Ftzhugh, U Spencer Seals
Nav MAR Jas SothorOn
Jno Farlong . sanl Smith, T"ion'st
Aaron Gales
John Grimes nm irpieo
Il G. Crimes Hu8n t"e
Ann Grigsby Baze' ay'or
Juliana Gordon Dam ino"Psoh
Mrs Ann Green James homss
Mary G. Gardner WIN olson
n Jos Tuley
w.sb T u.,ner Thos Tay Tor 2
Jeremiah Hubbard Harry ia.e
Geo uupes DAM Taylor
Iohn iIilI WIN Thompson
", uLLa "
Noble Herbert Mrs HID Whaley
Mrs Mary Hughes Johh MHey
Mr. Hodgeing. Union-st WIN :" anace
Levi Hurdle Mhoar
VIM Herbert 2 Geo "n!e
Miss vrg'a Hunter ,iarr! Williams
Henry Johnson Sarah An. Ann ward
p.n; Tones Saml Wilson
X Capt Edward Weeks
Catharne Knight Ca.har"e w n"S
march phNi"i- DIM hS' "'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
FROM CuRACOA.

\ We ~irh from Caot. Clarke of The brig Gen.
az arrive LAST e,eoing from Curacao, that
:. '"n,h tleate arrived off Curacao, on The
I'm In OF bo1ry, from Loeulra, and Puerto Ca
T'T'' The tn srs or (which report ,hat Com
.t''''ae, with Ace, Of nine sail, was a, am
,F5 Oh cape Corda;- he had abou, two million
,, ,1T'4rs on board. 1t was expected he would
S,I NM t'e latter place in few days. The in-
-. .,'a0's az l.aguira and Puerto Cabello wee
"aeh alarmed in consequence OF Com.
rr'''rne being on the coast.-The governor
,, .S OF Curacoa had been appointed com
,.-Se' IN chief Of the Dutch colonies, and
s,. aa embark in shor, time in higa,a 70,
AN 1p'm: The VIM. s John, of Rhode Island
to .,I N cargo sof provisions at Curacao
s..' TOTO Re", and other American vessels
gre daily expected. Nor ADJ
5,,, s1Vs,- he attempts heretofore made TO
,,I, O''' the writer OF Junius, have been una,
- ny, 1t Is, perhaps, reserved To :his coup,
,,., =" urnish the key, which win pu, the
i.n, ION oil his identity for ever a, rest. A
''"Sman OF this city is now engaged in a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

The bill for The relief Of the minor children
4 the Itr Gov. Clinton has been lost ia the
Assembly Of \. York-a majority, hnr not 'h'
Constitutional m,jrri,y Of two thirds voting
for it. Subsequently,, however, and afer
he bill was declared lest, General Porter,
having voted in The negative, moved that the
we be rr-cnnsid,,cd Iha' bad just been taken
on the fnal passage. MIR Emmett addressed
teilou,c in an cloQuen, aud affecting manner,
Tiel unanimously, ayes, 90 So the bill now
lis upou the table 20 afford both parties in The
House an opportunity to prepare substitute
(which NAY prove more acceptable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

Tic vrrks Of James Fenimore Cooner. the
,n.,,fan noseli.l, are to be published IN
-,,,ce in q volumes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Situation Wante \.

4 MIDDI r. aged female. of correct department and
N of genteel family, rs DESTROYS OF obtaining ~.
tua,on in respectable family in the capacity of
hou,e.kcepcr ard an attendant upon Children b"th Of
which she capable Of For further particulars up.
ply al this office.
p $ She has objection TO living in the county.
feb %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

~-arTF
.r..r, ,,rs Of New York have held meets
:, ,bs r.,i Of the Greeks. Committees
,r,rrscuoa, &c. have been appointed The
:, -.,,r,s of Pcasl-strcct contributed in goods
.,. AMOUNT OF I or 500 dollars AMI the La
.;.s, Committee are making active oaer'ions,
~ o,,rs have been proposed by which the ma
i, received viii probably be soon convert
! ;r,o clo,h;ng. made after Greek pattesns, BY
,n,,ary l,sor and withou, expense. This
.,,D,Ie u;iI, no doubt, stimulate the ladies IN
-, If our cities, towns and villages. The
..h,cr,o,ions in money have also been very
,,,J,,me. Our lady, at he meeting on Mons
D., list, gave fifty dollars.
Tue death Of The late commFnder IN Chiti
al dr,srmire que> ion Of rank that his
.,n lug pending, brtwern the two Brieadiers
,-rs Uri,,d Sta',s army, Generals Scott and
r i,rs, One Of them will ne The successor Of
,ss h,, General Brown, and so become the
amor Of Ike o,h-r, if Mr.. Chambers props
,,i,inD n abolish tie Office Of Commander in
CricG should not succeed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

OF $50, SO Of 100 5 q 81, 81 Of 90, 81 of So &C
To be had il great variety of numbers at the Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, Aexandris, d. C
IL March 1t, 1873,
y Persons enquring for Letters in the following
list will please say they are Advertised, or they may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
MaRIGNY D'AUTERIyF

The bill for The relief of Mar,gny D'Au,er-
i've coming up in order, and the amendmen, Of
fered by Mr.. Ga.lsy, (for paying Tor injury
done TO an impressed slave Of said D'Autr rive, }
being still un.er consideration.
Mr.. lngersoll, Mr. Mar,indAle, and Mr. Bev-
an, successfully addressed the House on the
general principle invoi, ed in the Amendments.
Mr.. Burgess now moved an adjournnen,; and
the que s,ion being taken, it passed in The af
6rmative. Ayes SO. Noes 76
So the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
Communicated
q There Will be a SERMON

delivered at Sr. pAuL's Cmuncn on Sunday Afternoon
nert, at The uuqihour, by the Rev. Mr. Jackson, and
cole ton taken up for the benei, Of the FEMALE Cha
nirABLE SoerErY attached to tina. Church.
II will be remembered that the object of this Socie-
~, (Which has been in Operation six ycars) is TO
clce andnstruct female children, orphans, and others
whose circumstances disable them from learning o.
thcrwse in the various branches of female industry,
and thus place in their power the means of obtain.
ing honest livelihood in future life Their school
has contained IN general, hundred pupils. The
clothes arc made principally BY tn children and dis.
tributed among them. The fund which it is now pro
posed to raise, is to be expended in the purchase OF
more mate rails
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
From TIE Precedence Journal.
MANUFACTURERS MEETING,
liz h0ao1 Of Henry Clay.

y
4 INJURIOUS meeting Of Farmers and Manu-
:aclurers was holden at Pawtuckst Yesterday.
4 great number Of grnilvman from BOSTON, and
towns adjoining honored the occasion with
tnei. presence. A. O'Clock thu company sat
down Ia n eh at dinner. Attic tabe Col
Benz ann u"ppin presided, assisted by NJ jor
Sam q Greene. The Hall wa, Handsomely de.
cora,rd In from Of the president was the por.
,rii, ct Henry Clay, over which werr these
&c Manu- IC,prss, April, 1870" Henry Clay
h grell Champion aud friend If domestic
MnnpiaC urcs" Commerce aud Manufactures
ar hu kinired bra chrs Of the W al h If n ,
lion The one cannor exist wit ,ou, the o,hrr
= FIRE. Trade and Sailors Rights s. the Home
Protecting Policy" Tie II III wa, decorated
With pc traits o. many Of our most Distinguish
cd men. Time At present prevents our giving
amor" tull and spirited account Of this inter-
es'irc meeting. No occurrence look place. o
mar tie peri c. harmony Of the day, ard the
numerous Strangers who attended the meeting
went away highly graliH with their hospi,a>
bic reception. Among the ma v ,oasts we
hay~ raom only for he following volunteers.
BY Col Beajqmin Hoo0ia-a speedy adop.
Ior Of The WooI,n tariff Nav it no lnnge,
D. IS when 'he devil SHARED the Hog,grcat cry
and litle woo,.
BY his Honor The Lieutenant Governor Of The
State tl'nry Clay, Pure American Metal. The
more h. Is hammered on the an il, the clearer
ne rings, the more he is rubbed with -etien-
''ons the brighter he shines
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24

Sicily Oranges and Lemons.
CAMuEL NJ JANNEi has just rece wed per schr
,JSeceder from Boston, 100 boxes Sicily oranges i
IS boxes lemons.
He has also in 9 ore,
I half pipe aud Or casks Sicily madeira wine
3qrca>ks and bait Ir. Oaks Sidon'a do
2qr ca,ks old pert WINE
&c cases st Julian claret
8bask,ts white and pink sparkling champagne
2pipes, 4 half pipes and 4 Or casks l.. Z. madeira
wine
90 boxes spermaceti candles
$50 bundles BALTIMORE cotton yarn
Cotton and " DOL Cards, American canvass, loaf
sugar &c. Jan -2-erot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
County ofAie.ran

County Of .aierandria, SCI.
Tos. II. HAMPsoN has applied to the honorable
% William Cranoh Chiefjudge ct the United States
Crcui, Court of the District Of Columbia 10 be dis
charged from Imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of insolvent debtors within the Disre, of CO.
lumba, on the last Monday in January inst. at o.
clock, A. NJ at the Court House in Alexlndria, when
AMI where his creditors afe required to attend
ian 22-S. EOM' ]. LEE; W.
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3ral1,P NEWS.
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hsRlvED--Jan. %
brig Brandywine, tDc ,b,ry, Boston, lime. coffee
&c. to A. C.. Cazen0vc " Go. shoes tn Walker 4 Ed
son.
SAILED
Schr Haxal. Pratt, Boston.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
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The accounts from the Westward concur in
representing the present. as being aa unprece-
den,ed srason Of rain aud food The town Of
Marietta, Ohio, was parity Inundated; and
throughout that s,a.e, the damage done to Irnc-
es, bridges, and mill dams, as given in the diff
feren, papers inducr the belief hat New Or
lcansis in situaion little less critical than il
was about th, time l3 years ago, though
threatened by a very diff, ren. eeueni
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