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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

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The ship Henry, Capt. Moore, has arrived a,
New-Yo'k from London, bringing regular files
of the papers Of that capital down 10 the eve,
ming of September 18th, inclusive. The pack.
e, ship sally, Captain Macy, has also arrived
bringing flies Of Paris papers to the 18th ult.
inclusive.
The ADMIRALTY THE arrival of the Mel
Vile in London, from Edinburgh, had given
rise 10 fresh rumors respecting the Admiralty.
Oae is. tina, Lord VI iSto return 10 that depart>
trent. The Brighton Gazette contains the fol.
lowing--"We have the pleasure Of announcin e
that The DUKE Of Clarence will continue 10 fill
tie ofGce OF lord high admiral, should the state
Of his health ptrmit." "The only change,
(says he Tines AT The Admiralty will be Adj
Ordnance as Surveyor General, in I he room Of
Sir H-tberl TAYLOR. Sir T., Gwea will be sue
ceeded at the Admiralty Board by Admiral Sir
Thomas NJ. Hardy"
The last Intelligence ed from tie thea
ire OF war. totally canlradcts the rurhors 'ha;
had Been ciiculaed relative 10 an arm slice that
was said 10 have been concluded between the
two armies, duriag which negotiations were 10
be set on foot. / seems, however, according
TO what has transpred upon dispato hes received
by The government, that rffor,s have been m Ade
Tor the restoration of peace, and rha, tn En-
3eror's Journey TO Odessa had for one OF It's OBJ
iects 10 hear The propositions tina, had been an
nounced Lord h,ytcsnury drellred that the
Porte was ready 10 aerede 10 he ueary Of July
6, to leave 10 Russia The Two principaities, and
pay her indt unity fni thc expense OF the
campaign, on CONDITION ;hal The Emperor would
withdraw his troops to he other side Of tn"
Danube. But these cyer.ures have no! been
successful. The Emperor Nil olas did nos
fnd in what Wa offered 10 him he inr'o 'abie
guarantees for the f:e, navigation of lne Block
SEQ me l,ioned in his manifesto, and il conse-
quence the negotiation was broken of almost
soon IS il was sci on foot. Prince Meter
Mich and the Duke of Wellington, therefore,
mus; contriye other combinatIons.
Lele,s from Oiessa If :he 2Srn hngns, re-
cei,ed by an * raordinary cha"uei, safe tina,
The sege Of Wanna was continued ihr Turk
ISL Y rris0n had made surtIf, ard been re-
pulsed with great loss. Inst Of he RuNsHns
was 'nc"nsidri able, nut the General, Prince
New coff, had received wound from ballet.
NJ ie IS wtre en,rrt ircd for is life Gen
Count VoroDtzof sad been app"n'ed i'io,i-
sionally in ~, Pc
Tn, Gazette Ui,cerssHe, Of Lyons. safes, an
thu advice If correspondent a, I""'"n, 'hi.
one brisad" of he expedition 10 tie M"rea bad
dIsemL arkrd, without racounterins sny obs'a~
clr AT The III nd Of Sapeuza, Anot"rr had
Landed a. Na,aruo Ib:aham gave he F'ench
troops hiendly recs p'ion. FabHlcr had ar
rived in the fsrbnnr &C roulon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
l:2sssn4
~ 80

The Packet Ship Pacific, Croker, arrived a,
New York, brings London papers to the 18Th
and Liverpool to the 18th of September. The
news from the continent, however was an,ici-
pa,ed by the Sully from Havre.
The Ministry and the .4dmiraHv.-
Lord Melville has at last, after reirera,ed rsfu.
sails TO accep, that offit e, succeeded the Duke
of Clarence as The Head of the Navy, the De.
partment as formerly, to consis of First Lord
Of the Admiralty and four other Lords. Lord
Peterborough succeeds Lord Melville, at the
Board Of Control. These arrangements are
positively announced in the Courier Of the l,h
Of Sept.
LONDON, Sept. Is.
The Turkey mail arrived this morning, bring
ing US Intelligence 10 ,hr 18th from, CONSTANT,
nople, and from Smyrna 10 the 5th u,. The
Grand V .zier left the capital on The lilh, with
l9 900 men ofrhe new levies; 10, 900 had ST., off ON
the 9th inst. These soldiers are able bodied
men,bu without discipline they are we'll srmed
s. enthusiastic They are destined to relieve The
regular soldiers a, hdrianople, and other de.
puts, that the latter may proceed TO the advauc
ed corps I, is also intended that Ietac hmen1s
of those new le,ies shall be placed IN proper
portions along the ridge Of the Balkan moun-
,ains, and to defend the several passes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
OHIO ERECT

A bulletin from the Office Of the National In
teligencer dated yesterday gives the returns
from % counties; which are for Trimble, (Ad-
minis!ration) 2o,eoo; Cambell, (Jackson)l SOY.
The voe Of Ohio is as certain for the Admins
,ratiop as that Of Massachusetts. The returns
from these parts Of the sra'c where the good
cause is sronges, have not ye, been received,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Tanners OIL
New G00A ; =.
oct 27-eoSt

JNO NJ JOHNSON d co.
HAVE just received and now op nog in the
IA house lately occupied by Kyle Dawson, an unr-
sualy large and well selected assert men, of
SEASONhBLE DRY GOODS,
which they purchased chiefly by the package in New
York and Philadelphia, and pledge themselves to sell
as cheap, generally, by wholesale as they can be
bought in baltimore, and b, retail as low they can
possibly afford
.7nong them are,
Norwich grapes, new article for ladies' dresses
plain and watered gros-de-naples
Memo and cashmere long shawls
bread lsces and edg ings, &c &c.
net 25-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
, A Card.
Fancy & Plain Dress Making

Mrs. FONDE respectfully informs the ladies' of
INI AIeAandris, that her residence is the North.
east corner Of Queen and Royaisree's where all
ders in her line Of business will be pmnctuay attended
TO- Mrs FosDE also continues branch Of her esta-
blisbment, in the City Of Washington, on Pennsyvs-
MIA Avenue, opposite Mr. James Green's Cabinet and
Fancy Furniture Manufacfory-ne"rhec corner Of 10Th
street-where the usual attention will be paid to every
order, accompanied With thanks puneua'ity snd dis.
patch. Get 24-d3e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority OF a decd of Trust fran IS IL
Z liam Gillian, 10 secure the pa, ment # u retian
debt therein mentioned TIC >ub.c r,rcr vii If , At
pubic auc,ior Fr6oy tie 3'a 0Gy Of ctoiey nert,
the front door &c the Resdin. Room ti. ten, Mt
and 10, of ground now occupied by the said |l,sm
(ham on the east side OF Eovsl street, botwc. King
and Prince streets. fronting Roya' stree Is tee,
inches, and IN depth l. feet inches Also a aero
man slave name" DANIEL, and a negro woman slave
named P.3TSEY Sale at q O'Clock, p. II. Terms
cash. BY order Of the trustee.
sept 25-eotOSl GEO. WHITE. auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

The Ja ksonitcs may wei cxciain-"Now
IS the winter OF our di,Contrn'," The news OF
their defeats have come upon them so thi'k
and fast that notniag but the feVersh state OF
excitement and anxiety to which they are
wrought up, conId keep them agolng. We
hope they may all live to spend merry Christ
mas, and drink with us oblivion 10 past biCk,
efng, and success to the cause Of Adams ant
Liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

General J,ck>on will one day BE- another ex.
smn;c Of blasted ambition We may yet have
70 'ay-"Bm yesterday he might have stood
aglins, the world-Nole, none so poor as 70 DO
him reverence" lie is surr oundel with thost
very Eawu'ng scycophauts, greedy ofHce-hun'-
ers, aud txpec'ant demagosurs, who will he
the 6rs, To de>rr' him in The hour Of ad'ersity
There is nothing in him whlch they admire or
esteem, 70 hing ;ralv vlrtuous which they love,
noihlHg which can win their affections. They
Halter aud support him to suit their own ends
ard purposes These ruined, their favor and
zeal aud rier|>hip "vanish into thin air."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

". have received the frs, number OF new
,,;o,ed in Tallahassee, (Florida) called
.'.r,,. Fioridian." The Floridian states, mat
n, crops in Middle Florida have tuiiy reA'izD'
49,. e,ne., ATOMS of the planters. Cotton Par>
u, E.i!,F; but the editor thinks II Will ui'i-
-, ,roye beneficial TO the planters, as II
,,,y direc, their alieH'io" to more 'aefa'i'e
- cr,,.in source Of pro6;-rhe culture oil
,g,r-,he present crop of which will be sui
s,i,pr TO- heir home consumption; a"o 'a'ge
n,,,i,ies for exploration may safely be cal'u,
, .,.d IN the ensuing wear
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Next \Otteries.

Union Canal, No II, will be drawn in Philadelphia on
Monday next. I prize of 5000 dollars, of 900,
of 1900, of 5000. of $50. lof 25S,5 Of 1000
Tickets o dollars, halves s. quarters 50.
Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island,
VIII ne drawn Tuesday next. Highest prizss 2 900
dollars 1000, 500, &c Tickets only doll. halves 50 c.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 9,
Will be drawn in the City OF Wash ng;pn on the Sd OF
November I prize of 5000 dollars 1 Of 5000, of
$3.50, 3 of 1000, Tickets 5 dollars halves 50,
quarters IS.
Maryland State Lottery, No 6,
ID sub scheme, will ~ drawn the 18th of Novem
her The whole ofwhich will be prizes of 900,
1000 500. 100, &c. | ickets dollars, halves "a,
quarters l4-For sale at
TUM NEY'S
Jo,.ry and Ekchange ONce Hlernndria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

AZ q ss',o! 10 be ask do YOU seriously
ard,anddly believe, tina, Andrew ia k'on is
ou lied by his talents, temper, conduct, former
H., present sentiments, or his experience to
& -e Office 10 which he aspires!
I'm ansrer 10 be g'usn."-HuRhaH FOR THE
BNTEoF New ORLsANs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
lottery and E.rclange Office. Tier
Union Canal Lottery

of Pennsylvania, class No H. for 1928, will be drawn
in Philadelphia on Monday 9th October. 48 num-
bers-7 drawn ballots. Capital prize $3.50 Tick.
cts $40, halves 5, quarters 50. Eigh'hs p.
Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina Con-
solidated Lottery 4h class, TO be drawn at Whining;
ton Delaware, on Thursday SUN October highest
nr;ze y. 500 Tickets s., halves quarters rs cts
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Washington
City, class No g. for 1928, will be drawn in Washing
lawn ballots Scheme: l prize of $4,000, of
q 600, of IS 900, of 1000, of 500 10 of $50
sc Tickets dollars, halves so, quarters IS,
e;qbths 81 cents-For sale at
r, II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
MiRRIED

On Thursday evening last, by the rev. MI "ason.
Mr. WILLIAM PAsE 70 Miss MAaI, youngest oauS"'ef
of the late John Ramsay, Esq all Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Trustees Sale of a House and OF

III IITPVTSTTTP.
EeY virtue of de, d Of tru,, iiom Jar O. T.up,on
I'D and wife, and Henry iale, &. ,r.c. =, ~ ~:
date the l2th day Of Dec ber 1927 and C, ldc m
the Clerks office Of Prince Wrm cunt, Court, Z
SHALL for the purposes therein mentioned ~ NE -st
Monday in November next, (h.irg ~, first ..s oe
Prince iliism County Court bettre the front door
OF the court house of SAID county, cNpcsc g. atr ~
of Brentsvilio Ergima, Il. ScrbcC and know. ~ lie
plsn Of said town By tie Der fifteen and ~ IRE
sent in the occupancy 81 " George v Fitzhugh.
Such title is vested ~ M undrr the sad deed viii
be cnnycye ed 10 the purchaser
sept 22-Lts JOIN MACRAE, Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
For Rent,

For Rent,
- Tha, excellent thrre-story 6re-prooi
~ q warehouse, situate on the southeast corner
Ssa Of Prince and Unon-streets, lately in the &C.
A..iFs, cupancy ot Mr. s. 4. Marsteler az auction
store; but prcse in the of Mr. n. l. T. Wilson
Possession given on the LIST of December next.
s,,.A Also, the tao-,tpry frame dwelling
9:Tr house on Prince.street, nearly opposite MIR.
Ssas: Moriecsi Mers store--last in the occupan-
49, cy OF the late widow Rcssier. Enquire of
oct l0-d3tcc3v ISAAC ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
A.anA For Sale.

IN Thursday the 30th day Of October nrx., ..
~ Caus's Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, Tract of Lard OH
Woiftrap Run, Fairfax cid Courthouse, contain.
ing S67 acres or about that quantity Sale at l2 O..
clock al noon. Terms Cash
The above sale will be made under deed OF trust
from Thomas Janney and John ID. Brown to the sub.
scriber
sept So-ds r. l. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
NrYHSs .AsM1D@IMs
AWAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81, 1928

- -. able remarks from the Political Are
-, we invite the most serious attention Of our
,,;,gi,ia readers. -----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

The Jackson men be,rsy themselves by their
,,,,.. VIVA, possible chance had they OF
wen sanding spoIl without the vote oil Penn
mia, Thereshas never yet been calcu'a :
made On the Presidential election, in which
..,s -, So, down to their side. They have
firmly secuted at the though, Of there be-
-, ,o,,ihiIi,y Of a change a sentiments a.
o,org he people of that State, and ride ruled
,.,5.,.,C, "re>ac,ion." Yet when the recent
lions there have eventuated in their success,
.,.r ,,;,c as great a growing and shouting as
., victory was indeed gained over something
,,,, ,v,s doubtful, something which they FEAR
- ,yorld Re lost, something which was rescued
rror, The hands Of an opponent. Their extra
,,o,o, congratulations, show how donoh"i
,b.v feel their strength IS, even where 1t IS
,rongtst.
Asmuch. however, as they have i0lkFd ABOUT
'.,.,,t,o,." the late gene, al election has shown
there j, strong and powerful! party in Fem
>yI,ania opposed Ia the Military Candidate,
,rJi, c,yor of the reelection a Mr. Adams
marty. over which it required their utmost ex-
.rriors, aided by every sort OF cleo 'i"n'er'hs
device. and illegal conduct, to obtain a paF'ia'
'riumDh,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Uniun Canal | .ottery

Of pennsy fvanis, No 10, for lS2s-to be drawn on
Monday, 27th Oct -49 numbers, drawn bsliots.-
Highest Prize S25, 0oU Tickets FLO; halves ,; quar-
tiers so; Eighths Is.
Grand State Lottery of r. No, FL,
To be drawn at Providence on TUESDAY -o'' .enoo
45 numbers, 6 drawn ballots. Highest ffize p-ooo'
Whole tickets 81; halves so cents
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 3,
Tn he drawn in the CITY IF Washington, on Monday,
"a Nov. az numbers, drawn ballots Highest
Prize, SIC, 0oo Tickets S. halves So quarters %
For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

Sho,ld General LARSON be elected fresideR'
,C,he United States, "a snpposiIor which, oy
,be bve, rhere i, no danger of being reaizedD
vii any man pretend TO say tha' hs can man
az, himself, the various, complicated, aud I'M
,,,,,.nt Jnrirs Of his flee? The fact IS, they
will ali dc, olive upon his ministers, or p rh'"s,
un,n some one fa,urite in the cabinst, uH"n
whose judgment he will im2h'i'y RELY. Ihr
t'ngular ,p"c'acls viii then, Tor Inc nrs' ume'
be prsscn.rd 10 the prop'e OF this coun'r!, e'>
Their Of yernmert without had, mgsas
,cncps SINE cagyt, or Of their Chief NJ g's,ra'e
beus mad he plant tool o' some inierior OF
6rr Ore or the other Il these events, would
49, ~ %. =. =, 4 No.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
r CORSE'S
Loiiervand Exchange Office, King'f .aNeran

Loitery and Exchange CDlet, h"go" ",t1'"a'''
10 l3 So Is IS l9 81
Arc ,b. drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp Canal
nribe official list Of the drawing Of the first sub.
scheme of the Grand State Lottery OF Maryland NO,
o. ''' '''' Corse's Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Attention!

INDEPENDENT VOLUN1EERS
VNyII. meet at the Old Council Chamoer On nj
w day Evening next, 9Th, at pss' sA S,U~
BY order JNo. hibh'
oct IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Wanted a Good Cook.

EooD wages, in family residing near Aexandra,
W will De given for Female Servant, who can
cook, wash and iron Her chief employment would
be cook. She must be slave, and raised and
owned in the country. No town bred servant need ap
ply. Further information can be had of the printer.
oct Is d3t&3tawt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

C0lumbiNn lnsNra' &c Office,
.7tGrgndriG Oct !2G l8 s.
NOTiCEis hereby gwen to The Stockholders of
~ this institution, that election Cor eleven Direc-
tors, the ensuing year will be held at this Of
flee, between the hours OF 10 a. NJ. and 2P. ii on
Monday the Sd day ofNoven,ber next.
JAMES SANDERSON, Scc'y.
oct % Staw1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

The New Yak paper, give the particulars
OF he ascension r Mr. and Mrs. Robinson IN
a balloon on Wednesday last. The balloon
Egh I'd IN the East River few rods from
'ho' aad he Intrepid advenuurers returned In
>aI,'y' Css,l Garden
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27

Ir he ckSpu men talk no more Of coffin
va. lo,lI,, W any thing else, ar,er reading the
'o'', wing from, he Marylarder.
w" have hefogc NJ a hand hill, headed with
aca' r' 2re,~uting John @ .9d0ms in the act
OF hor>r,whlanng on I'D Revolutionary soldier
s'd tly:g him from is door. /, was, we
Ia'", issreo ny the Jackson party 10 Phila-
"r'ah'S on ne jay of he late election. AS The
HN''~ tale mas long since been con,radicted on
Ne aU,H'ei,y of MIR. Adams himself, ard pro-
,C.nced fabrication, 1t was certainly disrePu-
s ,'o'e 10 sc known SaIseh for political ef-
XXI itl,, however. not a matter OF surprise
S NE The mtG Who could forget the name OF
"Nn,nston 10 spurious commission, should
Ge guilty OF publishing the hand-bill IN ques-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Stray Horse.

SRfaS hNfSV.
Black Horse, 10 or Ii years old I43 or IS hands
y ngh short switch tail; shod all round and accus-
toned 20 the wagon; disappeared from a stable in
town, about the 9TH oct A reasonable reward will
be gwen for said horse If delivered to
TnOS. V)WELL,
Who offers for sale
Winter and summer strained oil i'll hhds by the gallon
Coarse and fin, salt
Sugar AMI coffee
Herrinc, shall and macxerel, &c.
and wants to purchase Country Produce generally,
at the curre1, market prices.
oct 27-eo5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-27
Book Auction.

VINlS Evening At o'clock, at my auction store cor.
l. ner of King and st AsaPhs.rce,s. the sale of
ROCKS, sc. will again take place The assortment
will be greatly improved by the addition at hand
collection Of School Books and Staiionar, COM
p'ete sets Of the Wavery Novels, and MANY valuable
historical standard works
AZ Pripate Sae.-Upper and sole leather; few kids
of mac kerel, very cheap; chewing tobacco, variety
of common and rush bottom chair, &c.
oct 27 GEO WHITE auct
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07

DOBERT DAVIS, CABINET Max
ER, ER and UPHoLsTEREE;r respectfully informs
the Citizens ofWheeling, and the Western
Country at large. that he has recommended his
business. az his Old Stand on Main Street. next
door TO Mr.. Cmnngham's Chair Manuiactory.
where they can get supplied with all kinds Of FAN
CT WoRK, Id his line.
u Country Cabinet Makers can be supplied
with Carving, at the shortest notice.
1.-TWO Apprentices wanted tothe above bust
ness.
Wheeling, January 26th, 1898. BITS.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07
NEW 5ccZs.

NARRATION If Van Halen's imprisonmen,
and escape from The dungeons Of the Inquistion.
his Journey 10 Russia, DC
Lectures on Physiology, Zooloey and the Nat
ural History Of Man, by W Lawrence. +. X. s.
jams Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking Hall-noyel
Filtration, do.
Humours Of Euopia, a tale Of Colonial iin1os.
Voyage % the Noon.
buccaneers, romance Of our own country u
DE- ancient day
Youth and Aanhood Of Cyril Thornton.
~. me Midsummer FARES, poem BY T. Hood.
The Hunter, a poem. by Flint.
The Pelican Island, By Montgomery.
Capt Pmy's Voyage TO discover a North
Test passage
Pastor Sketch Book.
Father Clement.
Mckenzies's Memoirs Of CALVIN.
Sequel 10 Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs Of Madame Hausset.
Tales Of Grandfather, BY Scoti.
Alason's Horse Farmer and Appendix.
Elizabeth Palmer.
Philosophy IN spor.
Just received and for sale a 4. al Pick
cts Book Store, Nam Stree, Wheeling, when
iure.
A7rl Oh, sl2s $50
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07

n OST-On the 23d ult, on the Ridge
/Road, above Mr. Joseph Caltwelfs, and
between Mr.. Adams AID Alr. Gmy's, o
small leather PooKET Book, considerably worn,
containing one dollar IN casii, and sundry papers,
valuable TO me- but of no use 10 any other person.
Whoever may have found, and viii deliver said
Pocket Book al this Office, siloll be entitled TO
the n.onev il contained SIMON DAKEN.
Anr. Us Ig-3.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" ECGVS&o
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07
NEW SHOE STORE.
81. s. =. POLLOCK,

Respectfully inform their friends and the public
in general, that they have Just received from
Philadelphia. and are now opening one door North
of W. Thompson Store, Main Street, Wheeling
large and splendid assortment of BOOTS x
SHOES, ofall sorts and sizes, consisting of
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07
WOYV'S
PATENT CORN sHELLER.

PATENT CORN sHELLER.
HHAVING purchased the Right to the
above Machine, for the counties ofBtooke,
Ohio, Tyler, Monongalia, Harrison and
Preston. | am ready to receive and execute orders
for the same. This machine, for expedition in
Smelling, Is mequalled by any other now in use
and, unlike all other inventions for that purpose,
instead of discharging both corn and cob in the
same place. it casts the cob TO considerable dis
lance from the shelled corn. The quantity Of corn
shelod by it in a given time, so far exceeds that
-heled by any other with which it has been com
pared, that it has in many cases been adopted and
others cast aside as appears by certificates now
in my possession. The Public are, however, re-
quested to call on the subscriber, examine the
machine, witness its operation, and satisfy them
selves JAMES +. KING.
H1cciing, March, 10, 1928.
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an army without suffering. She is calcu-
lated for war. To try winter campaign
is to expose the Russians to multiplied dis
asters. The extraordinary levies in Russia
cannot complete till spring, with experience
ed soldiers, the skeletons of their regiments.
A campaign in winter is above all murder
Gus for an invading army. An enemy who
acts on the defensive, and fights for his
home. will obtain resources that the invad-
ers cannot find.
The capture of Varna will hardly change
the nature of the Black Sea, which is scarce
ly navigable even in winter. To pretend,
therefore, that the feet cannot only supply
the army with provisions, but can follow
and support its movements along the coast,
is to be ignorant of the climate and the
seasons, and is to fall into absurdity. The
capture of Varna, If followed by that of
Siistria, would at most only insure winter
quarters.