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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11

4 ~ liitnSs"c, lor Nhe pu'1"a'> CIV"
Lunds in The ievit0rH Of F2orida
Such he peculiar character OF the iandsn f'or'
da and their productions that as yet very erroneous
opinions prevailed among persons al remote ais
this Territory, true cha
racter
rhc subscribers will make the most minute exami-
nations of the public lands vacant,as asthose
which NAV hereafter be offered for sale They VIII
pre- pare themselves with maps of all the good lands,
and with such information may be interestingly Pur
chaserS.
The land sadvertisedfor salem December next, EN-
brace very interesting section OF the Territory-be
ing situated South and East ofany public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States and IN
region of country admirably adapted tn the growth
nj the grand staples Of T>rrtory sugarcane and
sea stand cotton, well as the rearing ofthe silk
worm. and the cultvationof the orange and olive
One Of the ,u,,cr,oers having been engaged in the
surveyed hat country is well acquainted with mos
of the lands of any value.
rhe subscribers willupon requistion, either enter
or lands, and all letters addressed to them,
most paid) will be promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
Col JAMES G ,nspEy, Tallahassee, Florida,
Col. JoHN GAMBLE, Richmo nd, Virginia,
Hon 4. G. Dane, Prince William County, Virginia,
Msior BrapC. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virginia,
JoHS N.cRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Wand
Major w. F. THonNTos, Alexan ria, d. C.
C.. BRON \UGH,
HENRY vASHINGT IN
Tallahassee. In 1921. ar18
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
Baltimore county, October 9. 1921

About four winters ago. was severely frost bitten
~ both feet and becamg quite lame Every succeed
.ng winter brought forth the severity of the disease
! heard of Judkns' ointment and had it applied; II
,cted like charm, completely curing me short
time. EDWIN H. SHELNERDlNE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
Timber and IiNmber Of Diff
feneNt kinds.

on Logs of yellow pine q, "a. =, 2S' So 81, Oh
on So So & 40 feet long, from 10 to IL in square,
Joist 10, Il, 1e, 49, 20, %, "a and 26 feet long
scantling Of al! lengths
ID, S4, A, 5.4 81 yelow pine boards
IL, "a, A, a, 8-4 white pine do
20 900 fectprme heart 54 y. Carolina flooring from
16 to 80 feetlong
100000 shingles
1000 ce lar and locus' SITS
5000 chestnut rails
Lsths and pail boards
400 casks Thomastona Il Rhode fsra. dime
500 bbis tar, pitch, turpentine and rosin
40 bbls chalk
100 kegs white lead, with general assortment OF
LUMBER & SHIP CH4NDLERE
july50 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
COnsumptions, Coughs, Sc.

and oil dise,ses of the breast and lungs leading to
oon.unntion The following cer'hcale Just received
from highly respectable gentleman viii SHOW Its
yslus:- .rc,
l. samuel Moore, do hereby certify that upwards
of ye,ri Was severed: afflicted with pam III my
bre,:t accompanied with very bad cough and short
ness az bre,tn and eyery nlcttoa (m the opinion OF
a poy,,cianl OF approaching consumption After
n,Sinr Ihrrn -h course of me hcine, aud finding no
r.lieE WAS ed to make trial ut cutters NeSe-
table Indian Specific, and the use OF one and hall
bottle completely restored lie to hea'', ana nave
remained SO ever since, being upwards OF year
The celebrated Dr. Culen has tsng'' US tnat ''ouf
first .,rt;on should he employed VI "stchmg the aP
nr,arb Of the disease pre-, entng its proceeding to an
incutahe state; and IN persons o 'o"s"'"p'Ne mao
II e,perialIy those BON of conSnmP'Se parents the
Sill btest 81 mptoms of approaching cons hptNh al
the period Of tie ought carefully 10 De at
tendedto' -
The sueci6c is obtaiued by extraction from herbs
roots, 10 Ners plants &c when peitec'on' in eo'se
quence OF happy combination 81 '"e ."o'' Ia''o,e
6erbs &c il becomes baeam ut superior value u
heals the mi red pats opens the pores and c"mP"ses
IN. ,s,ned nerves after the manner OF an anrody ne
the OF the tdest dnd the longs
Nhich constitute the disease particularly need IT. use
II promotes pectoTaiion wuch 81 constantly caii
ed ,r and yh, s. It cleanses and heals, al.o gives
ST. 10 the tender longs In tls nanne II emo Is
the hectic er Improves digestion i't' strength 10
stnr reoairs tue appetite aud improves the sPi
rits. rni> sPecihc NAV ALWAYS nc give" !" 't' "i'
mild pleasan . the taste, aud found partc iav use
,I i'm bvnaroud zeal nervous and ,>te'iCa disea'es
E,cb bill of dire, tons contains detailed account 81
this disease an all IT'S ditIeCcn Sc an NIll be a
"a ,,, the SIGNATURE OF the Proprietor in red
ink. Sold by 49,
;ulyo Fairfar-Strest, .7iera"dra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
Sugar, Gin, Lemons, etc

sugar, NTIn, Lemons, etc.
on Hhds st, Croix sugar, part superior
c)O pipes Holland g.n
or. casks Sherry wine
bbls cider vinegar
IS boxes Sicily lemons
Il do cheese }
10 casks do Supero- quality
: boxes pineapple do
20 doz corn 5roums
Sd boxes No. l scotch behring's
boxes starch in 10 papers
kegs refined saltpetre,
crates crockery, assorted
10 bOves claret, dog each
Landing from schr rhaddeus burrows, from ~ York
and for sale by LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
aug 9-W.R.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11

Sweet Malaga Wine e Wool Hats
n CASES Reading black wool hats
do do white do superior quality
10 quarter casks Sweet Malaga Wine
Is kegs gallonsS
few reams wrapping paper
Now landing and for sale by
9th mo 4 N MILLER en-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
Chocolate and Mustard.

Chocolate and Mustard.
HAVING undertaken the agency here for d'pa
ii ing of the manufactures OF Mr.. Jonathan f,nOi
Philadelphia, calculate to be constantly SUPPLIED
with all such articles in his line will meet sale Ats;
prices and therefore request the attention OF dealer
to the following articles just landed, VIZ
10 boxes chocolate extra No. l
10 do do do do
IS boxes do No.
80 ] do do do
boxes superiine mustard, containing doe
half pound canisters
+ do fine do do do do
~ +. do super6ne i'll bottles
90 ! do fine do
ma, Il JAMES IRwE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11

JOB PRINTING
Rrecs,ei in style of superior nestness at this flee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
I q Vet
FLORIDA XIana Agency.

'INIE subscribers have opened an office IN me City
II If rail- .hsssre, for the purchase andsale of
Limbs in the Territory Of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11

Cotton and Hemp Seine 7ioine, &c.
VTlHE subscriber has for sale the first quality of
i COT ON AND HEMP SEINE THINE,
which he will sell low for cash. or on cred to Gus
toners, ALSO,
A General Assortment Of Groceries.
oct15 GEO. COLEMAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-11
George g. HougM
nRY Go0DS

e now opening large and SsnsOnu6te Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
assgfos.rooaU S1E sntm.

come much gl

4 Bon" fer .br. Tho. Eit>,hie tn srorc.--"Wlat
lana o. President, exclaimed the consistent Mr.
hfcif, to''r years ago) would this GREAT civilian
N'"n Jaciscn) make, 4 gentleman (fe contnucs)
WHO CANNOT INTERPRET THE PLAIN
EXPRESSION OF ONE LAW--vct would be
called upon 10 administer all the laws of tI,c land
One wI,o.c IDEAS are 80 purely p,,/;trry that bc
"od transGnte f'witor into Il spy and would pun
ish treason not by the cirii courts but court mar
'Fl! Ono who in any great crisis, WOULD CON
VERT THE WHOLE COUNTRY INTO ONE
GREAT CAMP. and woull reduce almost every
thing Under mnrtj,d n'r! II this individual he y
REPJELECAE, then indeed, as he SAWS himself.
NAMES ARE MERE BUBBLES! Is such an one
f11|;is1 fbr o,n' CijCf .Jhs~ist,ucy5"
"We cannot proceeds the consistent gentleman
lend hand towards the election of svct a ,uar rs
'ffn. JackSon he is ION little Of q Stt.fcsmon-foo
'"S7--too violent III his tcInpcr--IIIS MEASURES
TOO MUCH INCLINED TO ARBITRARY
To obtain the humble support of
the Editors Of the Enquirer. We would (concudes
the consistent gcoticman) DEPREC.4TE HIS
ELECIIO,N AS a CURSE EPOW THE
COCNTRY."--l&'cHMoHD EvournER OF 1924.
Such was the language of Mr.. Tho. Ritcl,ie four
little years ngo. We frequently recur 70 it, because
IT is to us. sourc" ofncvcr filling amusement. We
cannot read 1t, and turn 70 the present sentiments
and course ofts miracle Inconsistency and his lofty
professions OF uncomprorising principle, dignity and
omo 7'atric, without bcug struck with sensations of
the Indicrous. IT is most capital farce and in the
hands of a Reynolds Colrnan nieht he turned to
excellent account on the Richmond stare. The best
Of thc joke is that c still declares his opinions of
Gen. Jackson to remain unchnngcd--tcreby depriv-
ing himself Of al possible for supporting him
for the Chief MaGlstrac.-, and Harding him twice
week. with msinCcTc praises md fitsolne faftery.
His opinions remaining unlltcrcd, this marvcllously
consistent gentleman acknowledges himself to be
for the Presidency, q M 90 ignorant,
TO interpret ti,c plain expression Of o. ; law"-onc
WHO upon any emergency. would convert the whole
country into great camp, ana have us oil tried by
martial law-Onc very much =. inclined to arbitrary
whose election in 1894, and of
course row, Chs opinion Of iru remaining uncfanrcd)
M csrE rs 4 CURSE" No-never
r7s tho-c ot Inconsistency like this Il has
10. its tiiow in tic past, and ages may come and no
before 1t find parallel.
One would think lla; ito person who had expressed
hose sentiments 81 Gcn !. within so short a period
Fcnd Il least hove hal tic uodcsty 70 observe silence
md withdraw biiuCf from the present contest; and
she resolved h. opostazo from his solemn and
expressed opinions 20 attract as little no.
lec might be. Not So, with the consistent Mr. !
}hc.ir. lie bangs away among, the loudcst Of the |
I"r' e"!otis'~ Moro !o-woy1 ss he in cE J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

ceS~as. sai't tiiat '!' American syssnl Would &c
sustained by the American pccpc,hat the friends of
The system would ,u,tc upon some candidate known
n, b. III favor ot II. That Mr.. Clay being Jealous
hie.d-- not tie iather OF the systcI--wou!d most
probably be the successor of Mr. Alar , and be
cHedea ny some person in favor OF the policy.
have named Mr.. Rush, and others--al known to
ec IN favor OF the sysoIlas probably Of
Mr.. Clay. 1 spoke Of future things in the future
tense-upon mere conjecture founded upon my iudr-
mont of tcstrength Of PARTIES the operation OF prn-
rplcs, the tdrc" OF events, and the SUCCESS of the sys-
'ato Dis Intcd fragments OF what have said upon
these subjects, md others connected with Them have
been melted together III the crater Of partizan
O!ics, and thrown o i'll the cruptiOns OF party strife
resembling truth as little tine cataracts OF liquid
lava from Etna or EcSuyr,, resemble the linpet
streams III Hciic"u the fountain OF the muses..
l hay" a few personal enemies and some Jackson
'dvcrsar's who have doubtless taken much pleasure
;ngving "Xpart" ricaes, containing false aud gar
bled statements OF what hos been said by me in public
speeches and private conversations, before and since
the election. forgive the iniuryMa.ice left alone
/: is own best iniSher
10 ~ cOSTINLrp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
w ASiIINGrON.
'-GE>ER AL ORDERS.
vi, ~ m -ut

OFF, V"t. III, IIHI.
IN order 10 di;iuse the
general joy in every breast,
The gcncrai orders that
those men belonging to the
army who may now be in
cpnincm mt, si,nll hc par
dpued, released and he per
mitted 10 .i";u IN l. rcspec-
tive corps. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

Il second Danii come to J,tlymcnkt-Judpc Win.
Daniel OF the Lynchburg circuit. in pressing letter
to some Post Master i'll N. Carolina which the latter
has been simple enough to publish, says-"IIe is clad
to hear the good people of n. Carolina especially of
Warren county, will support Gen. Andrew Jackson
against the sIonorchiM Federal Candidate, John
Quincy Adams" The Judge al . says, 'the inter
est OF jackson preponderatos by very large and de-
cided majority Ill this Disrict"- Bedford, Campbell
and Buckingham The Judge is mistaken in this
opinion, rare as such thing is with him The Dis
trict in which he Elcctor, will give majority tho
other way.
The Judge also gives it as his opinion, that very
large majority of the People ofthe U. States are CD
poscdto Mr.. Ador,s. Now we will lay a small waoer
with the Judgc--an ounce of modcsty, against an
equal quantum Of egotisn, if Inc pleascsthst let who
will be elected President, it will appear from the ar
grcgatc vote ofthc whole people of the u. States
given for President at the Polls, that John Quincy
Adams has majority over the Hero. We will 20
farther and wager his honour that even should the
Hero be elected by sir Electoral votes, Mr.. Adams
VIII still have majority of tho peoples votes OF the
Polls. This result will be produced by the want of
uniformity IN the mode of choosing electors i'm the So
veral States What Gays his honor 70 our PROPOSAL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
WIllianson Cso,lnfu. fTen-

- t"""tS0's C0ttnty, Ie1.J Sept. 10, 1923.
DEAR SR-ln answer TO your inquiry, ] state Tint
some TIME IN the fall Of the year l806, and about the
time that jackson and Coffee at Clover Bottom were
engaged IN purchasing Boats and provisions for Col
Burr, the late Chapman White and myself entered
INTO conversation the road, between Nashville and
Franklin, IN relation to Burr's expedition which was
then the subject of much speculation Tn the course
OF our conversation MIR. White stated, that number
of officers about to be appointed in connev;o,
with Burrs expedition, and remarked. (addressin0
hio'scf 10 MOI 'you could get appointment if 4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08


" non IN, Revolutionary Wpr cnied, Washinoton
released ri! in confinement, that The general ov uit
pc dittusca IN EVERY breast.
AZ the close OF the late war, Jackson ordered six
militia 80 BE- shot and $50 militia men 20 hal.ilcad
shaved.
- Washington ordered militia man to be-
executed, tur.ug ;i,3 Whole period or the revolution
Whoever says he did, GI'IS y SJ.ANDERER or
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
JACkSON.
GENERAL ORDERS.


"Ner Orleans.
June. 81. iGI5.
Tho Major General ap-
proves the proceedings md
sentence OF the court and
orders them tobe carried
into effect. With res
pect To those sentenced
to the punishment of
daath. their sentence will
We carried INTO cXccu-
ton, f""'' days after the
pronunciation q" this or
der MS Mobile.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

=. SEPTEMBER 29tii, 1928.
Gcntlencn-Your favour of the 23d instant was
duly received, and although cannot but rorret that
the private correspondence of my deceased brother
sho'ild ever have been made matter OF public dis
ctsSlon still, conceive If my duty under all tho
circumstances OF the case, and notwithstanding the
sacrhce OF private feeling to give you all the infor-
nation on the subject, of which am possessed
Some time since, in the course of private couvcr
satlon ut my own house, stated that had a letter
IN my possession written by Gen Andrew Jackson To
the late MAJOR Enoch Humphrey of the United States,
ARTILLERY containing sentiments highly disrespectf,I
In their character towards the general government of
the United States; this done inadvertcnfIv and
without the most remote expectation that the infor
nation would ever be used for political purposee
however, since such is the case it becomes nv dut
To substuntatc the assertion.
ne letter alluded to was written about the time
when the lost reduction of the army took placc If ie
Mt my command aud although do NOT feel ustified
IN placing 1t before the public, will mention some of
the most striking features which it presents Among
olher expressions he says, in express terms Tho
government ought to be damned instead of reducing
me army IN republic like this it should be increased
tehtold ridiculcs the idea of depending upon our
ihita; speaks OF reducing them to n proper state of
soprdhatior, as an mpossbility; and of their utter
'iec'ency III cases ofemergenCy! lie dilates on the
eS,eh' OF our frontier. and the extreme improprety
OF leaving our remote posts with the Inadequate rrar
llsons 70 winch they necessarily reduced in con
'equencc OF tie dlrnnutiou of the army-in fact the
general tenor OF the letter that of decided and bitter
aninadversion upon the measures pursued bv the
general government.
remain, gentlemen, your ob't ll'ble servt.
~ 6. HUMPHREY.
ID. w Coke, John Jennings, Jacob
Maryland, Edw. Ineersoll, Clement G.;
Jlddle. and Samuel AIifftn.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01
tenton will be given to afford satisfaction those who may

tention will be given afford satisfaction to those who NAV
favor them with their custom.
Considering the extent Of population and the amount
of talent for writing, in this town and neighborhood
we think newspaper conducted on the plan we have
adopted, might be rendered essential benefit to the
community amongst which it circulates, if more of
that talent called into exercise than we have been
accustomed to Among the circle of our friends
we know number who are well qualified to please
by the sprghtliness, instruct by the solid nforma
ton, of their communications 1t would afford us
pleasure to register the productions of their pens and
we hope this hint will not be thrown away. We will
resume the subject when more at leisure.
This number of the Register has been "got up (as the
Booksellers say) in pretty much of hurry, and ask the
indulgence of friends for any deficiencies they may disco
yer. 1t will be aim to improve advance
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01

CENT by the use of which his cows afforded an equal
quantity and quality ofmilk during the winter as du-
ring the summer -" Take bushel of potatoes break
them whilst raw, place them ia barrel standing up
putting in successfully layer of potatoes and layer
of bran, and small quantity of yeast in the middle of
the mass which to be left thus TO ferment during the
whole week. and when the vnous taste has peryaded the
whole mixture, it is given to the COWS who eat it
qreedy."
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01
MORALITY OF MANUFACTURES.

|
1t has been urged with much warmth by some as a
strong objection to the encouragement of manufacture
ing establishments that their inevitable tendency
to corrupt the morals of those employed in or connec-
ted with them. Directors of this character could
tainly not have spoken from personal knowledge or
observation, but must have formed their opinions OH
the accounts sometimes received of the condition of
foreign manufactures or the false representations of
persons at home whose selfinterest has outweighed
their regard for truth.
Our personal acquaintance with the condition and
character of those engaged in manufacturing establish
ments, is not very extensive; but so far it does
reach it is not by any means calculated to fill the mind
of the good man with alarm, or to Justify the objection
alluded to. For the present we will only say few
words respecting the manufactures on the Brandy
wine and others in this neighborhood, many of which
we have frequently visited. So far we have had
opportunity to observe the persons employed in these
establishments are well satisfied with their condition.
They have plenty to cat and wear are well housed
and partake of many of the blessings and comforts of
life to which thousands in similar stations in foreign
countries are strangers and in every sense of the
word their condition is far preferable to that of multi
tudes of idle and half starved persons who are an in
amply provided with the means of moral and religi-
GUS instruction, and aver without fear of contra
dction that their morality would not suffer by the
comparison, if placed side by side with that of those
who have been reared and live where every square
contains church, and where fashion and refinement
present thousand temptations unknown at our man
ufacturng establishments
Borough 1H-The extensive building on the Brandywine,
belonging the Borough and which has hitherto been
pied as grist MILL has been leased BY Messrs Rodgers &
Reeves who have converted Cotton Spinning
lshmen The enterprsng lessees have great number Of
hands employed and prosecuting business with much spirit
which we hope will meet good reward
A meeting of the friends of the Rev. j. AZ Dan-
forth, recently Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in
Newcastle, was held in Washington City on Wotncs-
day night, to adopt measures for the formation of
new congregation.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01

W The Editors of the Register have procured great
rey of new and handsome type for printing Cards. Handb
&C. and prepared all orders in this ne in the
best STYLE Being themselves practical printers and having
the work done under their immediate inspection particular