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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

y to lay before him Mr.. Gallatins calculations OF
the greater per centoge paid the collection of di-
rect taxes than imports; not TO speak OF the beautl-
Jui system OF excise Offices, &c. &c.
MIR. y. is welcome 10 all the credit I've may get
Tor the liberal sneer he throws out agains; us Tor
species of population are rot to b'snoe iol
Having among us. Ii he be " an eager bidder al
the auction OF popularity" among the craftsmen Of
the spinning jennies 4 looms, we would advise
him TO be a little more explicit when he next re-
fers 20 IA clear principle OF the constitution, and
would seem to complain that the planters .' have
IN large extra power in the making Of laws
|. We would wish to treat MIR. N with all becoin.
ing respect-until he RECEIVERS from the effects o
| the dinner given him at Walden in n. York we
, shall plead TO his competency in deciding whether
or not we have done so this occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

ReUiral' IN. rirsiniGt-A correspondent in +.
forms US. under date of 3Oth August, that a, a
late meeting at Walkers Church, in Prince Ed :.
isdrd county, vote Cor President was taken, and
il stood. for Jackson los, Adams ,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

h'rrnfa in The lat Hruips Not Ear from the hecnnus
Prhted Tor shai In another place, force FOR FORM
word 1s, lex OUT when peskng Of what Judge Stuart
eader will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

Mr.. Cir The CncircTt Gazette OF ,l,e
26th uli. gigcs Che pariicui9rgoi Mr.. Cisy's visit,
lie arrived Friday tho 22d-1as visited hy
large number of citizens. On Saturday, he i.et
his fellow si.e-s 2. Z sic-s = hr.e c.le cola.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05
Tie IYebsier Pledgc grin,

The N. y L. Post repeats, tllat Mr.. Richard
s,oskion was assnred'by Mr.. Webster, he had the
f. Stockton declares, that Mr.. Webs,sr gaCe t,;,'
q history OF the contents NJ HE Jiedge, and Of
teFeh 10 show II to him; but that Capt g told him
nc vas satisfied, and begged him not to give him.
SCI INC 'rouilc:--ii is said, that Capt s. had de-
i y, ,, on ad1eng all The evidence necesssry
40 bs. p"i tii't Air' Webster paid him visit,
on ms return Jrom Congress. since pfjoh time he
mas decIlned' Il would be viewed as breach ~
confidence lie Is denounced by the Trenton .
WeHcan' Tor his activity in the Jackson cause.,,-
Iessng meetings IN Burlington county &r-it is
yet be duly authenticated VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

:, CpWs"Piib'e Ctvjcotuyc,-- time since the
sauona journal iiioug' TT 10 present in It's rrott
Raudc' ph abroad and al home. como i,lc, ma,
hs formed or rs iabor by its leacfh-as il fi!js
ABOUT ave columns Of That paper-It has been re-
published with ayidiiy by all the Administration
PRINTS Of The IND Ciass--sod the las, Salem Re.
lister pfonounces y TO he "an article which de-
serves an extensive circulation" We will not
d'Spufe with tue Register about krsycs: bur inc
'sa'er ayJ1iSe ..a.n .sc 's,e7g;ag sksSch OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

,,,,. Communicated.
MAERIEpt-ty the Rev. Stephen rsyi I, on Wedne,dsv
me z''h UT the dew Up J. 5rtrong Pa.t,r the Frlt
Pirshyteri1n Church OF Hiohm"pd 10 Miss Charlotte C.
youngest daughter OF the late Samuel Peasants hi, civ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
AUCTIONS
Book auction.

IN Monday Evening the I'd June, at early candle
- light at the Auction Store, shall commence the
sale Of large collection of Books consisting of the
works of the mot celebrated ami ese'med authors.
A part OF the Books are now arranged and may be
seen At store few doors east OF ashngton on the
south side ofKng street among them will be found
Il variety ofBibles, (famy and pocSeD
Shakespeare's works in vols
British Senate, vol. Thinks to myself
Wesleys Life of Christ; Bancroft on Coors
Paincs Political and Theological Works
Boswells Johnson 8 vols. Arabian Nights 6 vols.
Lemprieres Classical Dictonsry; " Grid Displayed
Gibbons Rome; 6 vols SC. &c.
ALSO,
Novels, Histories, watercolcrs, quilts, &c. &c.
The CO lectionis said to BE- as valuable and to con-
s>t OF as great variety has been offered to the
Citizens of alexandria, tor long time.
may 80 gro. JOHNSON, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
District OF. Columbia.

.HeraDd'fa County, set
APRIL rEnx, 1923.
James Birch, Administrator of Nanc,0
Birch, deceased, Compl't
AGAINST
Thomas Birch, Joseph Birch, Caleb
"irch, John Birch. Samuel Birch Sis Chdncery
Isaac Rrch and William Birch, and
Elizabeth Taylor, widow Of Archi
bald Taylor, decd. late Elizabeth
Birch, Def,'s.
FHNHiSdav came the complainant by Christopher
Nealc his solicitor x flied his Bill, & the Defen-
dntS appeared by Robert Ia, ior their solicitor and
filed their answer, to which the Complainant replies
generally, and by consent of parties, this cause snow
stt for hearing on The Il II and answer, and by like
consent, il br the Court decreed that the Marshal of
the District of Columbia, do forthwith expose to sae
at public Auction. all the real estate in the Complain
ants Bill mentioned. of which Nancy Birch the intes-
tate tthe Compliments died sic zed One 5th part
OF the purchase money to be paid in hand, the resi-
due on the lSt day "f November next Two weeks
notice ct the tm" and place of sale, 10 be given by
advertisement the rhrnx Gazette, and the title to
be retaint d anti the purchase none, shall be paid:
and it is further decrccd, ha, the Marshal do bring
INTO Court The first day Of the next term the
ncy which lie may receive from such sale, to be sub.
iec to the farther decree ofthis Cpurt, aud b, on
scnt of parties, il further dtcrecd; that Master Com
missioner, Moore, do take an account Of the iiiNu'a
transactions. between the Comp lanant and tn. s,,d
Nancy Birch, III her life time-of his transactions AS
her Committee anL administrators OF her estate in
1T il- n the SiUl accounts, the Claim preferred by
the Complainant, for her board aud maintenance, and
that he lake the dispositions Of such witnesses may
produced before him, by either Of the parte:.
Compalnanls or Defendants, and report such special
matter, pertinent 20 the matter in issue, either par,
ty may direct.
Copy--Teste, EDM ]. LEE, C.. C..
In pursuance Of the above dccree, shall proceed
to SCI on IuesdayMe 24h day Of Jane nsrt at Il
o'clock, 5-l2th. OF the
House and Lo, situated on The south
~. sidssof King-s,rcet and at present occupied
5sfs by George :. IInugh a. 4 DIR, goods store
-. Also, FIVE 7ChES or UOOD L3ND
III TIE county of Alexandria and the Fails of
Potomac O. he Terms Of the above sale are one.
fttn part OF the purchase money to paid In
c;,.h, the residue the LIST day Of November next,
title of the property to be gwen until the hole Of
The purchase money is paid; and should the purchasey
Ial to comply with either of the
ou chaser held liable for dehc &c! that ms, 'rss
m cons, auence OF second sale The acres "f ard
will be sold at the time, and at the front door ~
The sad house occupied by Geo g. ~ h"ugh IN
Alexandra, Z. sCoi !, ~. VI;
mas 90 For T. RINGGpI d. larshnk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
1TfsS2xA ND8IAa n
80 MORNING, MAY so, Esd

80, Ixsuxsr.-A Coroner's Inquest
S9 nv, mon the body Of one JOHN DA'F; ver-
Is '', -. = the Jury find, that the deceased
g. a.. l,,rh BY the supposed eare!essness
.T t.'r dawn on the morning Of the 25Ih
'a1'"o liver Potomac, small boat, in
: " -. the deceased with three others,
."' here been ordinary care, the accl~
-, have beer prevented"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

6nery are 10 be seen, oddly contrasting with
the smoulde ring ashes.
All the properties of the Bowery heatre were
DESTROYED, and some persons escaped from it
with difficulty. No lives however were lost.
Mrs Giiert, the wife Of the manager, was 10
have bad benefit; and as full house was ex>
pected, it was fortunate circumstance that
the FIRE broke out before the hour d admission,
The roof Of the building was shee,rd with lead,
which soon melted from the intensity Of the
heat 100000 insurance had been effected on
it, in this city, which does not cover the whole
loss. The other houses consumed were, we
believe, not insured.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
Was Committed,

ysyO the jail for the county Of Alexandra, d. c. Oh
Z the 18th inst As a runaway, negro man VINO says
his name is JOHN THOMAS, but he has been
here by person who knew him and says his name IL
WILLIAMSON, and belongs TO Sir. Stanback OF
Brunswick county, Va. and came here IN schooner
from the Northern Neck He is about 25 years OF age
and about feet 6; he shows his fore teeth when he
sDeaKs and has several marks on his arm where he
was sho, in breaking Jail some time ago, where he
was confined for former offence. The owner - re-
quested fors ard, prove property, pay chafS
es and take him away; otherwise he ~ill be disposed
Of according to law. Iiioe' siE.L,
NAV 22-3teo4t 1siior
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
Cash in Market.

Ys1E subscribers having leased for term OF years
the la,,c three story brick house ON Duke street.
in the town of Alexandria, ID. G.. formerly occupied
by Cen Young, wish TO purchase one hundred
the ages OF and . wears Per.ons who wish to sell
will do well 20 give us cal a. We ARE determined
to give more than any othc: purchasers that are III
market, or that may hereafter cone 'n'o market
An, letters addressed to the subscribers through
the post Office at Al xaudGa will be promptly at
tended to- For information enquire NJ the above de-
-crib,l house, rs We al I'll times be tou'h there
mayl5 FR kNKIJN & ARMFlfln
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
James Mckenzie q Co.

E!AVE. re opened the nell known establishment
( [ two doors cas-, of TIC Franklin House, and for
IN, ry IL the occupancy of NessrS Robert Mccres
8, Co where they iftr for sale well selected and
Ce neral aSSurme t of
SPELNG .4.vD SUMMER GOODS.
Their purchases having been made IN New York,
fer Cash. and by experienced Judge, the. are ena
BLEED 10 offer them on The most pleasing 'erms-and
as they vii, Through the agency OF one OF The hrin
who resides in New.Ycrk) he receiving by every pack
ct additional supplies of goods of the latest and most
fashionable style, they respectfully solicta call from
,hcir friends and th,. public may 90 l2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
Trustees : ale.

10y virtue ofa Deed of Trust from Lawrence C. Al
Dexande,, to me- dated the 5,h da, of August. 1877
and duly recorded in the Clerks Gfice OF Prince
william County Court, shall on Saturday thc I'm
4 ~ of June next being the week OF Prince William
June County Gurt, before the front door ct Prince
william Court House, offer for sale for read, money,
by public Auction, said Aexanders interest in
$500 Acres of Land,
in the State Of nncky, as, also his interest in the
state of his Father, or 80 much Thereon, as
will be ieent t. satisfy The purposes OF said Trust
shall of course, convey 20 the purchaser or puicha-
srrs f said property such tile only, is vested in
me by the said Deed of Trust.
ma, = 3,wts JOHN MACRAF, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
'Yvu,tre's Sake--postpuhed.

yDy virtue of deed Of trust which was executed to
the subs criber by Walter ardcr, bearing date the
l4,h of august, 1922, and OF record N 'l' thik,s
Office Of The County Court of Prince william, shall
on Saturday the YIN cf Ny neat, before the d'cr OF
Thomas n Hampton iI.hc Town Of Rrentsvill,, tfer
In the highest bidder, at pubic auction, for ca.b,
certain TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to said Wudor yIng III the county Of Prrcc
william near the village OF Greenwich and adjoining
the lands of Philip Warder. Smina Monkey. and JAS
n. TYLER. Such title only viii be made to the pur-
chaser as is vested in the subscribe by said dod Of
trust JOHN ". LYI Err.
aprill7 IS
sr7" The above sale is postponed until 1hf'.
day the Sd Of J"ns. may %
1ayl Is J. W, =,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

The following article, in a'lusion to MooRr,
is from late number OF the LONDON LITERARY
GAZETTE. If any Of our books Hers could l.y
his hand on strsy copy OF This collection Of
lampoons, he nigh, make a prof. abb inb of 1t
Lord BYRoH's Curse of Minerva, we believe,
was first printed entire il this ~oln,rv
"Rumours are abroad Of another illu>,rious
bonfire in The world of letters Ii is said that
the elegant au hor of many popular wo,k, had
recently amused blm.eif with writing small
volume entitled Familiar Epi,tles from Cap
Rock 10 his Ma tsly IN King; thar this ume
was printed; and thai The whole impress ion
5000 copies was pun into the hAmes on tn
eve OF publication, in oonseqr ence OF legal o
pinion sigue. By rcrtain eminenl barri>t-r and
Sraicsman, to this tfltc': there Is libel in ey.
cry sentence and scdi,ion in every page no,
not the ,Uhoie impression; ior strange 10 saw tins
SOY comes to II, irn;, Edinburgh, where our
informant saw aud perused COPY now in the
puss" ssion Of an eminent wit and critic IF" the
no III counr'e" Ga, friend adds, that the sup
pressed work Is as remarkable for lis wit 4, for
its wickcdne,s. Captain Rocks account O!
The brs akirg up OF III" late Cabinet, excited, in
partiCular, 't;s highest admira ion, and TINT
chapter, be SAYS, might be, ana ought TO be Civ
TN 10 the public
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
Tea, NinseeO Oil, etc
NMNkS. etc.

1 ! the store few doors below Washinrton.Street
Mn King street, (sou,h sidc) the inhabitants OF
Alexandria viii find an assortment Of Books, &c al
the lowest New York auction prices. ! he variety is
So general that every may be pleased, as 1t par
takes of
''From grave to gay from i,eiy To scvere."-
Novels. iiiStry, Theology, School Books, Poetry &c.
Will be found in their variety
As the stay is very limited, those who wish to Sc.
lect for their libraries the best wo ks eXtaut are nNit
ed to call and the vast difference between the pr
ces they have been i'll the hab. of paying and those
now offered -------
This fashionable article in every variety, from -
cents TO Is. ma -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
Notice

vNIrRSJJANT to Decree ofthe Circuit Court OF the
District of Columbia, for Alexandria County, the
Creditors OF William A Harper, deceased are required
m nresent their claims the subscriber on or before
the 2oth day of July next a. hoo".'
may 29--2m Master '"'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
Vrustce's sale.

psY virtue of a deed of trust from Robert u horp'
I'D son to me- bearing date the 5lst day OF May, 1917
and duly recorded in the Clerks Once OF ar'x
Count, Court ~ the State 81 virginia, 'h"I, on
Nou6Gv The lsh day Of .9ugusf neat (bcrg ne hrst
day of Fairfax August Count, Court before The frons
door of the Court House Of said county, expose TO
sale, b, public auction, Tor ready none, Tract OF
Land conveyed TO ne by said deed, estimated TO con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

Sir WaNer Scoit.--A correspondent says
that he cannot too strongly recommend the
Tales of a Grandfather, as some Of tie best fruits
of The pen of the author ofthe Wa,crly novels.
And one of any age may profit by thi, produc>
ton Of great man, written a, the sober aud
thoughtful age of a grandfather, when fancy
gives place 10 serious thought and solid judy
mcn,. 1t is as far as ii goes. perhaps, he best
history Of Scotland extanl. allowing for the
unhappy Maryland a somewha. resentful
spirit towards Elizabeth The history ofScot.
land needed link, and Waller Scott has sup
piled il in his letters TO his grandson
Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
One Cent Reward

sSAN 7WAY from the Subscribers on the S5th Est
"a EBENEZER PERLET, AN indenicd appren
ICE TO the dating usness about 20 years old, md
Hing stature. rather SLIM anu walks a little stoopng
had on VIII. n he went assy, blue cloth coat new
rab la, and variety of other clothing. Aipcrsons
are hereby FORBID employing, harborng or entrus'ng
said boy, as the law viii be most rightly enforced u
,ainst, ANY person offending
,nay'S nL;t NOISE & JOSSElYN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
40 AGREES.

Tb. said land IS described by SAID deed rs part OF
-. tract living upon Gccoquan Bay in sa county now
in the occupanc, of SAID Thompson. As sfall sci!
said land mere! trustee under ssid deed sa cor
ey IN the purchaser such title only is thereby vest
ed in me. 'oh> "HS""
S--ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

Appointments by the President Of the United States,
BY and with the ad,ic. and consent of the Senate.
Beaufort J.. Walrs, OF South Carolina, TO b.
Secretary Of Legation al s Petersburgh.
Edward /. Iaylnc, Of Virginia, to be Score
,ary of gait II to the Republic OF Colombia.
James " ehh Of Florida, to be Judge OF the
Southern Judicial District in the Territory oi
Florida
Wiliism Allison M'Rra, Of Florida, to b.
Attorney Of the United States for the Southrr
JudlciL District in said Territory.
Iicn,y Wilson, If Florida, TO be Marshal for
said Southern Judicial District.
Adam Gordon, of Flo ida, TO be Marshal OF
rhr Disric, &c WIS; Florida, in the place o.
Henry Wilson, transferred.
James &. Riugg"ld, Of Georgia, 70 be At
turney Of tae United States for the Middle ID
ti,r Of Florida, in the place OF Wililam a,
MR., ., transferred. MAJ. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
lLfRhIED.

In Washington, on Tuesday the 9th instant. by
the Rev MIR. lying, the Rev GEORGE GRiSWoi D.,
Of Nlex,n,ria, ID. c. to Miss ELIZA CONMBE, daugh
ter Of Griffith Coonbe, Esq, OF that place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
DIED,

On the oath Of February last, at Lima the Hon
James Cooey of the State OF ONO, and Charge DAT
fares of the United States in Peru after illness Of
f,,ir DAYS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
JOSIAH Fl. DAVIS, Foreman.

;br;,ely satisfaction, says the National
~, Of Yesterday, that We state that The
49,. - Of he Treasury, in virtue Of the
- -. reno,ed IN him, has subscribed for
I'd shares Of Sock in the Chesapeake
NH, Canal Company, amoun'ins TO one
-, -, dollars, aud has paid the first install
,.r, thereon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

gag la,U in Congress, and martial lac out Of
Congress, and multiplied assaults and batteries
under The roof Of Congress, we have a pretty
foretaste Of what might be expe' ted under
government of Jackson men. DEM Press
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

R,cg HoRsEs The NAPOLEON. from Liver
v,la; New York, has on hoard three e''' bra-
pyYc, h,rs $, sent ouI by A'Hiral Coffin, for
G,c,,,,rr lrieads The names Of the horses
,,.- Barefoot. chtsnul color, and 4 cclrbra-
I'd racer; Csrub, a mos, beautiful by; and
Cleveland. IN extraordinary large bay, IS hands
;rsb, a,gh. They are % BE- scni to Boston
,L a.e IA excellent order.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

Tn, Edi'or Of the National Gazette has re-
| rived some Alcx,ran papers OF la'e date.
me Co, 60 as n rsds, rc,oa, oc tie 5h alt. con
H., he decree Of bAui,Gmrni against the as>o-
inc, in I, c plan # Mout4ro. Tccy are exiIed
ON The Republic Tor seven wears, 10 such
,les Is the Executive branch OF the govern
n,nt has indicated. Half-rly is allowed TO
he military cuIpri,s. Ii they should attempt
10 rsiurn 10 their own country before the ex?i|
nion Of the seves years, they are TO be treated
IS outlaws The debate IN the Chamber OF
OpuIie, respecting their punishment, was'x>
,cIneIy warm One of the p,incilal speak
81, fully defended and applAuded the plan OF
Nrtino. A very important project was nn
dec consld ration with regard TO landed prop
u,y Some Of ,he politicians con'e"d that
Division into small trac,s-a more general and
;gpl distribution or sort OF Agrarlen Laws ali
,h.t is warning 20 render The Institutions oi
ll,Il permanent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30
FROM THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA.

The editors Of he New York Gazette have
received the annexed. commune lion FROM their
correspondent at Mazatlan, dated Tie lst ull
which cannot but prove interesting to mer
chants and underwriters. The principal objsc.
Of the visit Of Spanish privateer in the Gull
is 40 doubt the capture Of Mexican vessels,
which there will DC but little difficulty in eff
fectng, there are no Mexican men Of war in
that quarter. But-from the we'll known cha
racter OF priyateersMen, and the absence Of
all American vessels Of war from that quarter
they may be tempted to commit GepradAlions
on American propery:--
MAzAILAN, April |, 1928
We have all been thrown Into great conster
nation here by the appearance OF a Spanish pr-
vatter of the port, mounting eigh cen guns,
wirh a crew Of one hundred s. tnirty men. We
saw her f'w days since take a small coas'ing
craft close TO the bearh.-She stripped her Of
every thing but gave the vessel ba' 10 The Cap
:ain and let him go The Graf, came in he.e
wi hout even an an, hor. The privatrer is cal
led theoirecian. Sac has gone up To Gaaymas,
where, no doubt she vi get some rioh prizes,
as there are large rcmittances expected down
mere Iom hat Quarter.
"Two Frenchm.u lately started from this
place for San Bias, a ross land, & there formed
party which attacked in the nigh inc, the
American big Lane astrr, apt. J, nnings, (of
this port) which was lying in the Roads, with
money IN board; with the intention OF carrying
h-r of. rhe assailant, were overcome and al
taken prisoners, and are now in the jail of San
Bias
"rhr Ametican ship Courier, Cunningham,
Of Boston, lI,ely Came In here, but Information
II wing bee" lodged agans' her, that she had
been for the las two We rs carrying on trade
With the Ga 70 MAS; ard thereby uansgressing
tn coas ing law, she was not admited 20 entry
AID Obliged to leave The port She sailed i, is
beIn ved, for the randwlch ISLANDS about week
ag1.' eve understand tina, the bug Banian,
Jersey. OF Boston, W ich arrived at Maza,lan
on the eth OF Feb wa, Obliged TO leave there
for the same rca~cu. and SC ordingly proceeded
Immediately fur (iuaynas
Since we prepared he above extract for The
pres, we have been Informed BY gentleman
recently from San Bias, th the pri,atcer Gre
cIau had come from Manila, aud during her
crsra@ ." tho o~"-', had captured five rich prl-
rs, Including lwo very valuable cor'cl'es,
which she cut out of harbour near San Bias.
One Of Them sh" manned as 4 Cruizer, and thus
increased her ciirc tive force
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.-The subscription books for Stock in this
Company are Row open at the Bank Of 3hraadcia.
may Soft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

many Of our mercantile friends have made
is fl he Tariff Lew, we publish 1t
sr n .rnlH5.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-30

!. :, ,,a.ed in the Baltimore Chronicle, that
.. n,r hail storm has nearly dest Dyed the
~, # wheat 10 Kent aud Qaeen Anus couo-
H., Els,ern shore Of MaryiNna.