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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
TRouBLE IN TIE NlGwAM. The Jackso

TROUBLE IN TIE NIGwAM. The Jackson
dominating ior the city Of New
York assembled at lammduy Hail late Y, ard
proceeded 10 nominate NJ. NJ. Noah tor the Of
lit, Of Sheriff, When Nj. Wrob, one of the ~di
tors OF the Morning Couric', and a member of
The committee, ADDRESSED the meeting, and a.
led that he Morning Courier" ha,ing declar
ed Nj. Noah an improper person to Al any Of
Sce Of trust or profit, he felt i; a du'v he owed
the committee To Object to The nomination and
announced the de e,minaIio ION Of The editors Of
The Courier 70 use oil honorable means TO op
pose his election.
The Morning. Courier is a Jackson paper:
Nr. Noah viii, therefore, be opposed by part Of
his political aSspcia'rs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
PROCLAMATION
JACKSON HEAD QUARTERs,}
October %, 1928. }


Nos, ,rasty brethren! We are COMMANDED
i've notice, and this is to give notice, that
- o,r loving friends throughout the country
,.ho arr any way sick at heart, or oppressed IN
,,irs Or body, OF doubling OF success or pre-
,;co 10 mount the fence, or gettlng ready 10
,i.,,near, or manifest any symptoms oil al
r.i,lt. should diligently apply 'hen'seives'o
s rs,ding Of our EXTRAS and BuLLE'
TINS, prepared expressly for their use and De,
toof AID every way proper for 'hei? especial
fort and accommodation.
And our right true, firm and loyal iriends'
10 f,i,b is so tropg that 1t cao remove
,,onr,a;ns, are hereby also e%njoined to be &C,
49,. in the distribution Of our said kAiRAe
.nd BULLETlNS,-a constant supply oil
.hi,b either By the Wheelbarro", cart or was-
,aD load, can be had by applying at Head Quar-
ks ,c;.,eM DUFF.
MSior Gen Comm'g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
"Siow Tsiy It's to see
Brethren fall OUT and disagree"

HE gn', p.ndrn, Electors OF the City and
soun'y # Nv Yo'k, friendly to he election Of
"enera' Andrew Jsckson to the Presidency Of
'or Co'lsd States, and opposed tothe dlctat'on
Of Nj Noah, as evinced in The late nominal
NoH al ismmahy Hall, are particularly re-
9assled 10 a tend a meeting at Masonic Hall,
on Monday Z ming, 27'h instant at Z o'clock
preei>eiy.-Nsuc~ Iork Courier.
"haI! at it already. Must you quarrel even
before YOU have unired for the ba,,le! "When
"Isekmeets Greek, then comes the tug Of war"
Inc Call, II viii he perceived, is for the in
dependent electors, as cOntra-dis,iugulshed from
ne dependent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29

The y W York Commercial Ad,er'iser con-
,oi,S al able review Ct Mr.. Var BLr,n's poli,i.
ca itc-a life Which for Intrigue,
Inconsistency, and contempt For popular viii,
exceeds that Of any other public man in his
country. The Republicans ought not 10 sup
port him, the F,drr4li>,s VIII no III Cirnto-
mans cannnt-we look upon hi, defeat as GER
ain. So move = -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
Public Sale.

HTNDER The authority of a deed Of trust frum viii
Z liam Gillian 20 secure the pa, mfnt rf a certain
debt therein mentioned, the subscri'. r VII q, = at
public auction on Friday The 3'a day Of tctoJer nert
at the front door If tie Reading Room, The terei.. ut
and lot IF ground now occupied by the said william
Gillian. on the east side Of Royal street, betue.nK'rg
and Prince str. cts, fronting on Royal stree 10 t.tt 6
inches, and in depth l. feet S inches. Also a Tegro
man slave named D8ALEL. and Il negro woman slave
named P.7TSEY Sale at 4 O'Clock, =. NJ Terms
cash. By order of the trustee.
sept'25-eotO5l Gee. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
OHIO ERECT!
I he last returns give TRIMBLE 90 ,245, CAMP.

The last returns give TRIMBLE 60, 245,C CAMP.
BELL 81 2s3
The Newark Gazette says: 1--WE have here
tofo'e calculated on a majority in the Reserve
Of 4,5oo for the Admins, ration. We now con.
hdenhy anticipate a majority Of 5000"
The Ohio State Journal Of the 22d inst says:
"There will be a clear Administration MAORI
ty in each House of The General Assembly, &
Gov. Irimhle, against whom the Opposition
directed their principal efforts, has been reel
ec,ed, by very handsome vote"
The majority of Judge CRANE, (Adminis,ra>
tIon) 10 succeed Mr.. M'LEAN in Congress, is
about a thousand votes.
The majority Of Genera! VANCE [Adminis>
t~ration) is over two thousand votes.
The majority OF Mr.. Whi,tlescy, (Adminis-
tration)i Is bc,weenf four and five thousand votes.
The majority of Mr.. CREIGHTON (Adminis-
traliUn) is over three hundred votes.
The Districts Of Mr.. VINrox * Nj. BARLEY
Goth Adrinist ATOM have giseu large ma
%joritirs Cor them ard the Administration.
-
Ertraetofa letter from a first rate source: received at
Rqkimre dated
"TRUMBULL CnuhTY, Ono, De-. 18Th, 1928.
DEAR SiR.--The nSalt'af he election Ii, the
18th Ccngre ssiouUl D!atricl. 80 tar as ] have
heard is ds foliow,:
Tr,mbls foi Gnse,ror, in Trumbull, l755
Campbell (Jackson0 96l
Whittescy. for Congress, 1856
Baldwin, for 10. (Jlc k.onD $50
Four more Townships 20 he heard from, whilh
will increase the AID ninistra n majority.
Ia Portage County, Irimblr, 1884
en- bell, 426
Whi'iesey, I4l6
BALDWIN, 422
This majority vii. Ne much increased Oh thu
Slst ,nsI. a. the ~e!eCtor.l elec ion. ,
Ia IA Townships in Geauga r",nb'e, 1914
Campbell, IL
Whiulrsy, 1929
Baldwin, non-
ii is said the majority will 'e from l6 10 100
IL G uagS. y ring certain from AshIahuia
county, report Is that about 300 votes were
z, en-, pr,aci2aI!y for the hdminis,ra ion Ick-
ct, and vt great sncouraeeme"r has b,rn Civ
- abroad tina, this district would vote for
CT II. jackson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
For Rent,

Thar excellent thrce-story fre-proof
Its warehouse, situate or the southeast corner
80 of Prince and Union.trects, lately in The oc-
-. cupancy of Mr. s. A.. Marsteller As an auction
store; but at present IN rle use of Mr. T.. I. Wilson.
Possession given on the lst of december next.
Also, the two-,t"ry frame dwelling
EEF house on PrinceHstreet. nearly opposite Mr..
go. Morlecai Miiler's store = last in the occupan-
CIV oftI,e late widow Ressler. Enquire of
oct 10 -d3,eoSw SaAC ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
DUFF.
Msjor Gen Coming

N consequence Of the recent eiec'ions' the
n,oo,i,ion will lose two o! their Senators IN
80. or-,, from Maine, one from New Jersey,
~. from Delaware, and, perhaps, "hus'on
.r,m Eer,uckv, may have Ieaveio stay at home
M cor,,., General Duff walks off the boards
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29

The New Jersey TIsdOnisr estimates The
,,,iori,y for the Administrator in ihat State
NIX, November at about 5000. Ne" Ier'ey'a'
,hs last election, went The whole for General
Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
Trustees Sale. Of. a ,Hnnse and Lot

ID Y virtue Of a decd Of trus, from Jan O. T,ampron
- and wife, and ticnr, = VALLEY t. ne, bearing
date the l2,li day Of Dec nbor, 1897. and - coded IA
the Clerks Office ,t Primo WITHIN curt, Cou~t, l
shall. for the purposes herein mentioned. nm The first
Monday in November mex, (neirg the first a., of
Prince William County Cuurtl before The irons door
of Bren'svilie, Virginia, d, sorhed and known ir'the
plan of aid town by the number fifteen, and ut IRE.
sent in the occupancy IF Mr 6 orge ". Fi,zrgh.
Such title As is vested IN me under the said deed, will
be conve, ed to the purchaser
sept l3-dts JOHN NhCRAf, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
SaaA,s Ag!a(09.
port Ng ~.ileNaMAysG

NnRIrEp, Oct. 20.
ship North America, Bardin, Philsd=iphis; ballast
20 Um. F0wie q 90.
Schr f. a.. Stutscn, Baltimore; coffee and salt to
VI Miller 81 Sun
- Relief, Crowell, New York, plaster to J RI
"tS"e', h,wcou, Frankford, Me; spqFs and
no'S'oeS "a John II. i.add ''"' ""
Vim Fowie q 90:
- John Ale xandcrs Bcaticy. Philadelphisi sugar.
molassrs, &C TO John { HilIer
Sloop Express, Drinkwater, Portland; salt &c HIM
Fowle & Co.
- Express, hewitt, Baltimore freight for the Dis
trict-
SAILED
Schr. Pioneer, Eldridge, View York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29

We reques, our frieads in Virginia 20 give
O., the earliest information Of the result OF 'h'
lection in ,ne different counties u h. State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
AUMNEX'S
Lnttcru and k,relange NGice, ~.2erandria~
Union Caral Lottery

UIOn Nai at IIOltFTy
OfPennsylvania, class No Il, Tor 1915, VIII De ori""
IN philadelphia on Monday 9Th October. 40 mum
her,-7 drawn ballots. Capital prize S25, COZ. Tick
cts $40, halves 5, quarters . 50. Fights ] o.
Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina Con-
solida,ed Lottery 4th class, to be drawn at Whining.
ton Delaware, on Thursda. 50th October highest
prize g, 500. Tickets IS, halves u, quarters IS cts
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Washington
t;,v. class No 9, for 1898, will be drawn IN Washing
ron on Monday the Sd of November. 40 numbers
? drawn hanots. Scheme. l prize OF tlo,ooo, OF
IS 600. l of IS, 800, 2 of 1000, D OF 3oV' ~ OF zoo'
e;ybths 50 cen!s-For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
Land For Sale.
Postponed Sale,

L scribers, will be sold at publ lie auction, on Mon
day, the third ofNuvember next, at the farm, late Mrs.
Fendali's, on thr east of the .7le xandria and washing
ton turnpike road, near Alexandria, the following
property, viz
s,rx The House and Lot at the intersec>
ton of Washington and Oronoko streets, for.
Hss merry occupied by Mrs Mary Fendall.
Au12rs Also,
\ Lot on the north side Of Princess.street
beginning at the centre Of The square between Faye,te
and Payne streets, aud running on Pieces Ia Fay nc-
ttrIet, thence north on Psyne street i65 feet S inches,
hen east and parallel to Princes street 10 the Gentle Of
The square, then south 10 the beginning.
Also, "A IT, OF Ground tying on The east side
Of the Washington and Ale xanhrra Turnpike Road
containing abou, four acres, lately in possess % OF Mrs.
Mary Fenda,!. and which is numbered ~ lot No. 8, on
plot of Vim. s Moore, land. formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dleton's, and which plat is re corded in the Clerk, OF.
flee of the county % .9leXardria.
Also, a Piece o, Parcel of Land, lying near
the town of Alcxandria, which was formerly puici as
ed by Philip Richard Fendall from DR.. Elisha e. Dick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms Of sale one tCurll, cash the balanc. in three
equal instruments, in one, two, and three years, To be
secured By approved negotiable notes, together with
\ deed Of trust upon the property,
ROBER! l. TAYLOR ,
THOMSON i. MASON,
On 40
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
H0ratio Nay.

HOrNtIO Way,
LaGies' and Genfhmen's Fancy Boot and
Shoe Mixer,
A few doors East of Arlington, on King-street,
Returns thanks to the aides
and gentlemen # Alexandria and ssy8S
"A its vicinity far past fayors, and sGssszee3Es
1~SM~ hopes by his perseverance and attention
to bu,lnys SIS to merit a continuance of their patronage.
He has on hand as handsome an assortment of all kinds
of ladies' i ID gentlemen's
BOOTS, SHOES IND FANCY PUMPS,
as can be found in an other establishment. in the Dis
tric,; which he will sell on as reasonable terms as they
can be had an, where of the same quality.
ALso-Iadies' and gentlemen's Gloves; ladies' fine
worsted stockings, c%hildren's stockings and socks. sew
ing silks of all colors, braids and ribbons. and has on
hand * viii keep a constant supply OF Sparrowbills for
boot and shoe heels
All orders thankfully received and promptly execut-
ed. DIT oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
Next i.otteries.

sNENt tOttSH kCS.
Union Canal, No. II, viii be drawn in Philadelphia on
Monday next. ! prize of IS 600 dollars, OF 6,0OO,
/ of 1000, 1 of 8, 900, 1 of ,, 500, ! of ,258, S of100U.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters 50.
Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island,
VIII be dawn on Tuesday next. HigheSt prizes 200
dollars, 1000, 500, &C Tickets only l doll. halves SOC
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 9,
Will be drawn in the CIT, of Wash .ngton on the Sd OF
November. prize of O,000 dollars l Of 5000, ] ct
$3.50, ; of 1905, &c. Tickets 5 dollars, halves 2 So,
quarters 1 IS.
Maryland State Lottery, No G,
I'd sub scheme, will be drawn Oh the 12ih of Noyem-
Der. The whole (Which viii be prizes. l OF 1000.
1000, 500 foo, &c. RtSets S dollars, halves a,
quarters l4-For sale at
GUNxNEX5S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
AUCTIONS.
Book auction.

Y>HIS Evening at z O'Clock at my auction room.
Il corner OF King and ST. Asaph-streets, the sale 4
BOOKS viii again commence and, tor the present, \
closed. The collection still embraces a variety OF e
cel'ent works. Among them DIR. Scott's Family B
bile, the Mahometan '~Icoran, traEs,sted; and man
Other miscellaneous, novels, romances, school book
&c &c.
UCoun,ry merchants and others will find il I
their interest to attend the sale.
oct 90 GEO. WHITE, AUG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
JAMES S. GUNNELL. NJ. d.


RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandria ia. that he may be consulted at Mr.
II clagett's Hotel, on the first and third wEDNEs
DAY in every month, from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. until 2
= N
ALI letters addressed to DIR. G. at his Office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, OF left at Mr.. Il. Clagett's Hotelin
Alexandria, will be pSnetually attended to.
april Il eWd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29

The Providence Ii cary Cahe pays 4 merit
ed compliment to M. Dwigh', Of hu-
sets, when it says hr is one Of The most ~ tn',
industrious and talented memhcis from New
England. "iIls early AID indie pend Mt support
Of the American System, IN opposition 20 HI
twelve colleagues, showed he ciearness and
correctness Of his views on his important ques-
ION iyeIssnrh, G9ngrrSS, discharged ihe duI,ss
Means, in a manner which VS. highly Sd isfaC
tory to the g~overnment, Nj. ID stood third
on this Committee. but wing to he course a
doprrd ny Mr.. M'Laue, in declining The duties
OF the Chair, and the severe indisposi,iou Of
Mr. Cock. of Illinois, who was second, Mr..
D Ugh, was placed in Tins important station;
aid if Mr.. Spg aker Stevenson had been guided
b, any rule Of justice, al the last session, in
making his appointments, Mr.. Dwight's name
would have been placed at the head Of the same
Committee"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
r. II. WHITES
Lottery DGfee, RoyoI street.

Grand State Lottery of r. L-No. II,
-, =, prov;dence on tuesday 28'h Oct
As numbers, 6 drawn ballots. Highest Prize s-ooo'
Whole tickets 81; halves SO cents.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, no y
To be drawn in the City Of Washington, OF" nGnh.s,
Sd Nov. 4s numbers, z drawn oai'ots. hiRnes'
Prize, SIC, 900. Tickets S.; halves z 'o' quAf'e''1
For sale at
Z CORSE'S
Lottery and Exchange office. Ringtt AA1and,.s
mThe official list of the drawing OF the hrst SUP
scheme of the Grand State Lottery OF s'ary .sna' 1o'
9 Co. 1913. is received. and may be examined at
o'i" Corae's office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29
b Sale Gf I.NNA.

+ N Pursuance ola Deed Of Trust, from william r. A.
l. leNandsr, to the subscriber, which i recorded H. the
Clerks Office OF Prince " iiliam County, 7 shall offer
at public auction in the Town Of Ducklsnd, on thurs
day the ID day of October 1898. IL fair. II mol the next
fair day, thc.tract ofland on which the said alexander
now resides.
his tract contains about 26S acres, lies adjoining to
the Town Of Buckland, good proportion IS ood land
well watercd, the cleared land divided into sutshie
divisions. one division seeded in clover the last apr,ng,
and one division now in corn.
rhis lard is situated in an agreeable ntiebborI God,
Road, the lands Of John ~. 1eier Ia John II Car
ter, Esq and Hcs.rs. H,sl Smith 2 20. rbeit Las
been istely erected on this land, q large and hand. ome
two story house, with q passage ard two rooms, below,
and three rooms above, a stone Kitchen and oihcrhe-
cessary houses.
ANY person DESTROYS Of vie wing tbs farm before the
day OF sale, will have al npportunit! or doing So by
calling on william E.. .ilexaidst
The term are one third IN cash, and the b-ance in
two equal annual pay men;s, 10 he secured By a hCnd
with approved security, and a deed Of tinst OF he
land e. HUTTON, irustec.
sept Is 3tswt2dO
The above LIand was rot sold
The sale is postponed to the 50th Of this month
The subscriber is fully authorised to sell privately,
and is very anxious to make q sale.
oct lO2eot 3Oth oct CHAs. HUTTON
Yhe Sale Of the aboVe lraNd
is further postponed TO Thursday, the 20M Notmber,
when it will be positively made.
oct IS & b..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
From the Lynchburg virginian.

Gen. Jachson's Negro &. Land SpeculationS
Wilhin The last six or eight months, several
Strange Developments have been made, touch
ing more particularly the land specula'ions of
Cen. Jackson. in Tennessee, which seem 10 US
10 be wholly irreconeileable with the slightest
degree of nonor or honesty, much less with that
unimpeachable purify Of character which his
friends claim to belong TO him-a mantle which
they have borrowed for holiday suit, and
which sits bu: badly on its accidental wearer-
The vices of fifty years are not 10 be thus easily
bloted from the memory, especially when that
memnry is fortified by judicial records, to
which those vices gave rise. 10 the intrepid
DR. Armstrong We are indebted for extracts
from these records and to the irmness Of ma
ny men I'D Tennessee, who dare to think and
speak freely. for certificates which go irresis,i-
bly, to fix on Gen. Jackson the fact Of having
been leagued with several unprincipied adven>
turers, IN the early settlement Of Tennessee, in
purch asing disputed and invalid land titles for
mere song, knowing them to be worthless,
aud aI,erwsrds taking advantage of the ignor>
ance OF new settlers 10 Still them OUT at enor-
nous profits, yehementiy asserting the legality
Of their claim. We aver that the fact is indIs-
pu,able. ii there be truth in judicial records,
and in the oaihs Of many Of those whom Jack,
son thus defrauded. But, il is only our inlen.
lion, in now barely abiding to that extensive
fraud, 10 make some explanatory remarks on
another matter which has grown on. of it. and
without which The address Of DR.. Boyd McNai-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
From The Morning Cov,y..l
TURKISH CEREMONIES.

The TURKs pray for their dead, and inyoc,a
their Saints 10 intercede for them. Ever
Mussulman has his own guardian arg,
They believe that the soul returns 10 The bod,
when il is en,ombed. II the man has led 1t
evil life, tne angels Of the grave, MoSKn 81!
GuANEauIR, torment him until the day Of adg
menl! IL his life has been virluous, his abo&
in the grave is one Of pleasure and cODltn'
ment The Turks recognize the Ten comma.
ments Of Moses, and enforce them with hr
others added by MABoMEr. THESE are, 81
To believe in and worship one only Cor 4
To fast during the R,amadaa; Sd 10 pas
certain hours; 4ih, To give the lorrrlh paid
their income TO the poor; srh, TO go on a Pi,T'
mage 10 MECCA, once in their life. IN Ihror
servanoe of the first they are very scrupuIo'
and reverentiai; they never undertake .ny 'bi'sI
Of importance without invoking The blessing u
Heaven.
The second commandment is KEEP, do'r'
the Rhamadan, the month in which 'hr h1i'
camc Gown from Heaven. Ths isl bogus
soon as the c'esc. mt of the new moo "a
seen from the highest hills. When Tue
"Rhamadan's last sun hath SET"
the festival Of the BAIRAM begins, tar'
which they do their utmost to reconcile e.
tranged friends, and 10 Danish enmilles aid
feelings.
The Turkish mosques are aanked bF nj:
arets, which are surrounded by bal.o""
When the hour Of prayer arrives, the NT;'
cries from the minaret. "Allah Akbaf J.
God is great; bear witness there IS O0' VI
God, and Mahomet is his prophet; cone :,
present yourselves to The mercy oil "'d'
ask forgiveness Of your sins-God !, gre
The cry is addressed successfully to the oD
East, North and West They pray h'1 Un
a day at day break, noon, mid'al'erhooD, -
Set, and night. During the time Of EE
they are grave, attentive and revrr'"l.GE II
their knees, and repeating the WORDS +"
Imam (PriesD in low tone. Alter pfas'mi
anthem is chaunted. Three days ia Inc w
the Imam delivers a sermon, exp'a0a'yl,
some points in The Koran. The INA" a nJ 4
concludes with prayer for the Sultan, ' rs,os
success ofhis armies, TO which all INC pr
say Hmen!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
SS OS5 &c

Were we disposed to remark upon the proof
exhihi,ed in this statement Of he Willingness of
Gen, ia kson, after he hsd retired 10 his farm"
TO i've upon The pubic bounty, here is uffi-
cien, opportunity We might expa'iaie ON the
spirit, certainly uniinc,ured by any patriotism,
o. desire 10 receive only fair compensation FIR
services rendered, which induced General Ja' k
son to take the public money for thu fue which
his own woods yielded for his own fire, the 70.
RAGE " bii his own fields furnished for his owl
horses, the rem, If hi, own house, Sc. while h.
was giving back no consideration in services to
his country, 30 ENJOYING these annual emols- |
mepts As uensiop--but wo forbear.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

COTTON DUCK -Certifcates ifo'" ~;
shipmasters are published in The Pap.r:', 70.
forth the decided advantages OF America can a.
ton duck, over The hemp or iiax 'al ,..,r,,a
the north oil Europe. Among inc ,sy.aa
noted, is that Of their retaining theh . .hs rs
during age, so that they hold WIND 10 ,,,.,,sr
this we know to be an important cittu% r. ,,f
in sail cloth. The cotton duck is saio " .S,d .a
durable. AS we have not seen aU''JJ,Yhi
experience in this article of any pnhao o, ID.
shipmssters, we venture to express "S ~ ,hsa,
If any good cotton duck has been hs. .a ri!F
they will make the public acquain'epl ;',i,
positive and relative advantages anu
tages.