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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-20

ways recommended The merchant, like the manufacturer,
equiros proper uncures, the helping hand of Congress-
and NAV suffer without it, Hence, has been the object,
was the duty, of the Department 10 invoke Legislative
favor for both these great interests under the belief that they
flourish when they flourish together; that in proportion
as both flourish conjunction with agriculture, the nvaria
Bile feeder of BOTH is the public Treasury most likely to be
kent f and that all plans of finance that do not take the
cooperating prosperity of these three primary interests of
the State as their foundation, prove falacious short
lived Such were the counses of departed statesman
whose name peculiarly lives in the records of this Depart
men who was first placed its head directing its operations
with forecast so luminous as still throw guiding light
aver the path of his His comprehensive genius
looking into ltuy, and embracing, in its survey, all the in
teress that 90 make up the full strength and riches of
great EMPIRE saw the TRUTH in of confederation
b our own experience that the protection and increase of
manufacturing labor far from stopping the springs of
mercal pos err would but multiply and dililse them.
Enough of time has elapsed to warrant any decided
Judgment upon the practical operation of the Tariff of 1928
There seems no present for supposng that it will les
sen expoatons If not scale of duties, which has
created will diminish The foreign trade the of the
nation II is mahfestly what send abroad that must, in
The end rive the of what TO receive
from abroad"
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SUNNI .A4Ya

At an election for Directors in the PENNSYLVANIA,
Delaware and MARYLAND Steam boat Company, held
on the 18th inst. the following gentlemen were duly
elected: William Meeteer, S. G. Ieakin, Hugh Nc
EMeuv Alexander Lorman,-- Baltimore; Philip Rey-
Embellishments; John $. PHILADELPHIA
Washington, December lS--The Mansion Of the Presi-
dent opened last evening" for the first time this Season,
for the reception of visiting friends and strangers An
ally large of ladies and gentlemen thronged the
Halls, and met with cordial and hospabe reception A
more cheerful has seldom been witnessed in Washing
ton Music and the dance added the harmony of the
ing.
"Oh! Matrimonyr --Scventeen Divorce Gases are
before the Legislature of Georgia, for decision, making
says the " Georgian, about one sirh of the business
yet Introduced
.Nec York, Dec. l5-John smaley, Esq attorney Of
the Supreme Court underwent examination at the Police
office friday charge of forgery in satisfaction piece
Judgment He held TO bail in 00O to answer the
charge at the next term of the Court of Sessions.
Internal Narigation.-A quantity of cherry plank
has arrived at Worcester Massachusetts, from Mchi-
gan or Ohio. 1t was brought from the head of Lake
Erie BY the New York Canal, the North River, Long
Island Sound, and up the Blackstone Canal, a dis
tance of about 900 miles, of which 400 is artificial
navigation.
The Vine-A Philadelphia paper states that many of the
citizens of Chester County engaged in audabe efforts
with pleasant and wholesome beverage, in place of the
poisonous and debasng liquors which annually destroying
hundreds of lives throughout the Union.
jacob Burnet has been elected Senator of the
United States from the State of Ohio, vice General
Harrison, resigned. The vote in joint ballot of the
Legislature was close one For Mr. Burnet, So; for
John W. Campbell, so scattering, 2
Alabama.Governor Murphy recommends, in his recent
message to the Legislature strict economy domestic
Germs, and the erection of manufactures by individuals,
gether with free but temperate memorial Congress,
Us the only legal and efectual remedies for the tariff
Charleston S. c. Dec. TO- /
Large Cargoes.-The ship Isaac Hicks, cleared on
Tuesday last for Liverpool had cargo of 1549 bales
Upland Cotton; and the ship James Perkins cleared
Yesterday for lIavre has board 1852 bales Upland
Cotton, and 248 barrels Rice.
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Prices at Brdndywine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, 1926: Middngs, 1926 4,50 Rye
Flour, per Dbl. 1925 4,50 Corn Meal, per hid. a.
a 1925: do. per bbl 3: Wheat, white, per 60 lbs
1863 red, per do. 1850; Rye per 81 lbs. 62a Corn,
old, per 81 lbs. So do new, do so.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BY the Packet ship Bayard, Capt. Butman. arrived
at New York from Havre, papers from that place to
the Cd and from Paris to the LIST of November have
been received.
1t was said in Paris that note had been received
from London, urging the French cabinet to express
their feelings the affairs of the East, and that Lord
Wellington wishes to induce them to Join the British
cabinet in demanding an explanation of Russia but
that France will do nothing but in pursuance of the
treaty of july
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From St. Domingo.-We learn by the Ranger, from
Port au Prince, that President Boyer had left there at
the head of all his dsposable force for Aux Cayes
which port, it said, was blockaded by a Spanish
fleet from Havana. The event had caused good deal
of sensation in the Isand and it was feared serious
consequences might result. N. Y. Gas
Lirerpool, Noo. 8.-Joseph Hunton who was con
vcted last week upon indictment for forging the
acceptance of bill of Exchange, which he had dis
counted at the banking house of Sir w. Curtis q Co
was tried again on Tuesday, upon a second indict-
ment charging him with another offence of the same
description The trial lasted considerable time, and
when the evidence had closed Mr. Justice Park sum-
med up very infinitely, and the Jury after short con-
sultaton sad-We find him not guilty, on account of
its not being his intention defraud, having lodged
security the hands of Curtis g. Co. Mr. Justice Park
do you believe the acceptance forged and that the prs
oner utte ed it Jury, Yes Mr. Justice Park, Then
lodging security is extenuation of the offence |
cannot take your verdict, in that form; you must eli
Their say guilty or not guilty. The Jury again consul.
ted, and returned verdict of guilty but strongly
recommended him to mercy-the prisoner then recev-
ed sentence of Death. 1t is said that Sir w. Curtis
g. Co have suffered loss of 60OOl. by the forgeries
of Hunton and that an offer of naturalization was
made to them provided they did not prosecute but this
they declined.
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MARRIED

At Cantwes Bridge, the 18th inst by the Rev. William
RYDER MIR SAMUEL COOPER, to Miss SARAH HAIR
RISS.
On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev. Solomon Higgins
Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSON to Miss CATHARINE WIT
SAIL, all of this Borough.
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PROFESSIONALLY next being the Feast of the Nativity,
there will be Divine Service, and Sermon by the Rev.
Mr. Corr the First Presbyterian Meeting House, at half
past ten, A. NJ
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LTD EMOVAL.-JAMEs A. SPARKS has removed from No
Ia s5 to IOs Market street, where he offers for SALE
low rates. wholesale RETAIL assortment of DRY GOODS,
suitable for the
N B. constant supply of the best Live Geese Feathers.
Dec 20. S-3t
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GooD STAND FOR BUSINESS TO RENT.-The sub
w scrber offers for the Store and DUeitng House
in High street, adjoining the occupied by himself The
building has just undergone thorough repair and the Store
has been much enlarged and improved and the situation
excellent for business Possession will be given
mediately. WILLIAM LARKIN.
Wilmington, Dec. 20.
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FBvURNPIKE ELECTIoN.-Notice is hereby given to the
ID Stockholders of the Wilmington and Kenneth Turn
pike that the annual election for choosing Managers, will
be held the Inn of James Plainly Monday the 9Th of
January next, 1929, from 10 A. M. TO P. M.
JESSE MENDINHALL, Sec'y.
Wilmington, Dec. IS, 1928. at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Land Cor Sale.

I>fiE subscriber offers for sale about Nine Hundred
and Serenty fire .4eres Of Land, belonging to the
estate of the late h0mas Milan, Of Fairfax comfy,
Va This land is ia different tracts; one contains
bout 900 acress, the late residence of said deceased
on the Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike road, about
IL miles from slexandria and Georgetown, aud
miles from Fairfax Court house. The improvements
are large convenient Dwelling house, kitchen, sta.
bles, &c and two wagon taverns ON the turnpike
road; los the above. and go acres near
Centre,e, with large convenient dwelling house,
kitchen, stables, &c \ further descriptions Of the
land is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing TO
purchase view the land previous to the day Of sale
which will be shown at any time by application to the
subscriber, or George MILAN near the premises.
If said land is not sold at private sale previous to
I'm day of November meet, it will be sold that day
to the highest bidder the premises, on credit Of
IL, Is and Cd months, the purchaser giving good and
sufficient security and deed Of trust the property.
Possession given Immediately, with the liberty TO put
in the fall crops JOHN MILAN, Acting Ex'r
aug 1j.-e0;s ofTbomas Milan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
7. E. CALHOUN.

Al the Convention recently held in Utica,
y. " the following resolution was unanl
mously passcd:-
Rssolred. That the aspiring and vasciating
character of John &. Calhoun render him an
uu>air depository OF power, wSich might de
Vol>e upon him as Vice President, in iue even,
Of contingent vacancy il The ofh e of Presi-
dyn' And his elevation 10 ,har nfficr derives
adiaonal objection at this time from he con-
sidrra,ion of his local position in State Of
whose views he NAV be considered both the Re-
D,esrntati,e * the inCi,er, large and mhuenual
pnrtl0o OF whose oItiZrn, are now originating a
series Of doctrines and of opinions not only hos
ne 10 the settled policy of the na'iun, touc hing
Is domestic relations aud Industry, but highly
threatening 20 its peace, AID 10 i S union and i'll
CgrI,y as 4 confsdriated Republic.
o. Mr.. Calhoun we have always had one o.
gnion. Mr.. Clin,on never spoke truer, than
when he characterised him as man of 4 'vault-
nG AMBITION" The BUSINESS of the observa-
lion has been again and again exemplhed.-
We agree entirely with the New York Ameri-
IN, when it says than Mr.. Calhoun "morc
l2prnclpl,d politician does not ive-who, as
Secretary Of War was the advocate and practi-
al expouuder of the most latitudnarian CON
Ntucliou of the constitution, as 10 internal i'm
t'oyements but who, in virtue OF his new al.
lance with men, whom he desPi,es and uses;
and who, in their turn, fear and will, at the first
'en'are, overthrow him-now processes strict
'"a literal construction-who, as President of
NC Senate has alone the infamous responsible
NY oil having degraded that body into q cabal,
~''Uo'', with Mr.. Randolph's aid, into pot
"'use-whose ambition knows no bounds and
''SCruples-who dares all that may become a
A@n, and does much more than becomes such
! aman"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Notice.

A FER an experiment of IS months, the subscriber
n has come to the conclusion that the suction Blu.
sness' IN this place, viii not afford support to fami
" ut ordinary size He, therefore. declines it, this
day. IN favor Of his late assistant, Mr. GEO WHITE,
who he hopes. may make what is eq"ai to ordinary
Clerks wages more, with all his exertions, and
best desires TO please, fear he will not realize
He embraces the present moment to recommend TO
his friends, and the public generally, his successor
man OF rlct int gritty and pleasing departments and
feels assured, that any business committed his care
will be transacted in the most faithful manner He,
therefore, earnestly hopes he will meet with sufficient
Patronage to ensure support to very small family.
The subscriber returns, for tn. present, to his
Counting Room on Janney's Wharf, where he will
transact an, Agency Or Commission Business entrusted
to him. lie offers for sale,
Refined sugars, No 9, and 4, at factory prices
Jamaica rum, old and common whiskey, vinegar
Mould candes wool hats
One bale blue stripes at reduced price
large supply ofupper leather. aud many other
ticles. GEO JOHNSON
aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale.

nv virtue ofa Deed of Trust, from Lawrence G. Al
Iexander. to me. dated the 5th day of August 1897
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
William County Court, shall on Saturday the 9Th
dy OF uns next. being the week of Prince William
June County Court, before the front door of Prince
William Court House, offer for sale. for ready money,
by public Auction, said Alexanders interest in
5000 Acres of Land,
in the State of Kentucky, as also his interest in the
state OF his Father, SO much thereof, as
wi De sufficient to satisfy the purposes of said Trust
shall of course convey to the purchaser or purchs.
sers of said property such title only, as is vested in
me by the said Deed of Trust
may Z, Sawts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
6rIhe sale above advertised. has been adj.
Jonined to The FIRST Monday in September neri-
augl4 J. NACRAE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Education.

Mrs. HAGARTY respectfully informs the nhab-
1vA ants of alexandris, that she viii, the first
of September next, open a SCHOOL for limited
number Of young ladies, to whom she will teach the
English and French Languages scientifically, Ancient
and Modern History, Chronology, Geography with
the use of the Globes and Maps the Elements Of Ma
tura Philosophy, Prosody, Rhetoric, Mythology, Com
position, Writing and Arithmetic useful and ornamen
tai Needle-work. The situation Of the school is not
yet designated, but it will be in eligible, central
and salubrous part Of the city.
From her long experience in polite female educa.
ton, persevering attention to the literary and moral
Improvement Of her pupils, Mrs. H. trusts she will be
able to give general satisfaction those who may IA
vor her with patronage.
Testimonials OF Mrs. HIS. requirements capability,
&c. &c. may be procured by applying 30 the lev
Mr.. Smith, pastor of Trinity Church. Georgetown; c.
Smith. Esq Captain Marbury, X. Getty, Esq; iora.
ito Jones' Esq; j. Abbot, Esq and the greater part
Of the respectable inhabitants Of Georgetown, whose
children were under her tuition during four years
aug lS-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Trustees Sale

II Y virtue ofive several deeds oftrust from Law
IL renee G. Alexander to ME dated the - duy
OF July, 1927. the 9th day OF August, 1897 the stI
uay OF march, 1898 the 10th day of March, 1928. and
the day Of June, 1925 duly re corded in the Clerk
Office of Prince William County Court, shall on
Thursday, the 9TH day of August next, before the
front-door of Prince William Court. House, offer for
Sal. to the highest bidder for ready money. all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
deeds, consisting of said Alexanders interest under
his fathers Will in Tract Of Land called Fling.
ham, lying upon Cedar Run in said County and in 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated to contain 900
acres, of certain Lands in the State of Kentucky.
Tract OF and of about 100 acres adjacent 10
Eingham. and four Slaves in his poss. ssion. As
shall sell merely Trustee, shall con, ey 70 the
purchasers Of said Estate such title only Is is vested
in me by the said deeds.
june 25-ts JOHN MACRAE
W. he sale above advertised, has be-, n ad.
journed to the First Monday in SEPTEMBER nert
aug IL J. MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Mrs, u Fon0e,

LADIES' FANCY e PLAiN DRESS-1iaKER
DREsENTS her respectful compliments to the Ia
l. dies of Alexandria. and will be happy to receive
a share If their patronage in her line of business.
Residence Patrick street, door north of King
street, west side. Mrs. + h,ters herself that from
II years experience in business in the City of Wash
ington from whence she ha, removed with the adj.
vantage of receiving the regular French and English
tashionsthat it will be in her power to give here
tofore, general satisfaction.
aug 81 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22

We arr glad 20 see writer IN the Charles
ton Courier recommending the calling Of NEE :
ings Of friends 20 he Union, and ID, passage Of
resolutions expressive Of their a'tachmen and
determination to aGher,. to the Union; and
also not 10 support any man Tor he LeGi'la-
,ure, who does TO, pledge himsclfto oppose any
attempt, direct or indirect, to sever these States.
Let the question, he adds, on which the cleo
Ion turns be-Unior or Disunion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22

a letter from Smyrna published IN the Paris
papers, SAYS that many Of the Sailors OF the
French and Dutch vessels anchored there, have
embraced the Mahomedan religion, In spite Of
all the efforts their captains could make 10 pre-
vent them; and that their example had been
followed by some American sailors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
George White.

HA VING taken an Auction License and the store
on King lately occupied BY Geo. johnson,
of RS his services TO the public 4iUITTb WEE
AND COWnISyION MERCHANT; and hopes, by
strict attention to business AMI desire
to meet with support from generous public.
He has OF hand various articles transferred to him
by his predecessor which offered for sale at lowest
limits, aud will gladly receive consignments of any
kind whatever. aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
SHllllP NEWS.

ARRIVED, AUG. %,
Ship Virginia, Norre, Liverpool; salt and coal TO
VIM. Fowie ca. crates to II. Smith & 20. hardware
TO Jonathan Butcher Ohm W. Masse aud dry goods to
Charles Bennett.
sch'r Columbia, Kirkland, New-York freight for the
District.
sch'r Potomac, Bears, Halifax; plaster to'S. Mes.
sersmithi and thirty passengers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22


V,seINlA.-Let DOT the friends OF the good
,ause despair even Of Virginia, mi sled as she
is, BY the arts Of designing politicians. ihere
IS, we say again, a deep and abiding sense "a
mong the people Of the commonwealth, OF the
Danger Of eleyating Jackson to the Presidency
: vigorous, united effort viii as'onish our
friends themselves, as well as our opponents a
gentleman from Fauquier writes us, that II
the changes in favor OF the administration have
been as grea. throughout Virginia, as IN Inc
poDulous counties of Fauquier and Cu'P"PPer,
Sor the last three months, there viii he as large
a majority in favor e the Administration, as
there was in favor Of the Convention. lie
may be too sanguine, bu', we repeat, we need
no, desplir. If the corresponding and county
committees do their du'y throughout the State,
the result may be FIR diff-rent from what is
now calculated on Ia Faufax, Lnudoun, Ere
derrick, Fauquier, C"lp.pptr and Hardy, our
friends are active AMI riglant; let Other coun-
lies follow their kemp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
N.EsH.. q NDRIAs
rp,D,y MORNING, AUGUST %, 1928

TrxrucKY ELEcTIoNs.- Further, and the
r,,ss, returns from Kentucky give Mr.sMet-
.,lr. 96o4-Mr. Barry $3.50 Majority for
M.,calfe 5 352.
Ten counties remain TO be heard from,
which, if any thing, will increase our majority
Mr. Me,calfe is, therefore, elected by maJo'
ri,y Of at least THREE THOUSAND.
Missouri. The returns received, give 10
lIr. Bates majority Of All votes over Mr.
pitts, the Jackson candidate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22

The Boston Patriot does not think Mr.. Cal.
houn has any influence in his own State. Thi;
is not exactly correct, in one poin, Of view
Out Of the State of South Carolina, however
We venture To say, there is no, public man IN
the Union, in whom the People have less con-
6dence. The Jackson current, alone, keeps
him afloat: when that subsidies, he sinks for
ever. But, in South Carolina, his influence is
made to tell, by those arts and intrigues in
which he is so conversant. His is not the no
BILE and fearless bearing of Mr.. Clsy-open, sin.
cere, generous and warm hearted; no, such
qualities do not enter into the composition. oil
his character. Gut, protesting TO live in re-
liIement, he is one of the bushes, and most &C
tive politicians tina! we have. In Washington
he is secluded; but he moves he wires behind
the curtain, and forms schemes for his active
pariizans to put in execution. A; home, imi.
,a,ing The example Of the GARNER Of rennes.
see," he appears to be sedu!oLsly intent upon
his private and domestic Affairs; but facts have
shown This is all deception. Look al his letter
to his worthy friend Duff Gre en-look at the
course pursued by Mr.. MoDuffir, and those i'm
mediarely under his eye-look at the toas's
given by him on various late occasions, IN
which he lends the sanction Of his name to the
project of disLniop, and artiully strives 10 keep
ah,c the Southern excitement. lie makes no
enemics--no friends he Truokies to all, so as
TO work his way 10 power securely; aud, with
oousummate address, knows when 10 lead par
ty or measure, OF when to wait aud join the
ranks, when others have made an enlistment.
II has been said, with some severity, that in him
" the snake prevails in eye ard venom" His
character certainly does not belle his counte>
nance. The designing disposition of the man
is in no hing more apparent, than in his con-
,eniiug TO act in subordinate station under
Jso kson. He know, and feels his own superb
ori,y,-he despi,es the man in whose train he
is foremost; but with calculating ooldncss, he
supports his pYstensions. that the chances Tor
himself may BE better hereafter. He as hearth
lily dtspises and hates The principal Of those
VITO have joined with aim in the league OF the
h,m t" keep up the association. The charac-
,cr of Mr.. Calhoun is very accurately marked
in the word, applied 10 Misunderstanding, as
piring"- and we might add crafty; qualities
useful Tor AN Austrian statesman, and no ways
out of place in an European court; bSt certain
~ far from being desirable III lie second ctfcer
in the government OF the United States.