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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08

trjai Mas. lu Ii, present dcciaed invitation to
dinner at the Waxhaws but. as he proposes to
nav visit to Charleston. Tor the pious purpose OF
searching for, and re-npuning the remains OF pc
loved parent III the spot where his own are TO Oe
deposited. it is then probable he may honoui the
place of his nativity with visit"
SuDposine the motive of Gen. Jackaon for this m
tended tourney to be correctly stated, it would be
impossible to conceive one more picus.-But we are
cast upon times when even the very purest pur-
poses are obnoxious to misrepresentation. ME-
| CLAW cannot move from the district of Columbia,
even when his physicians pronounce relaxation and
travel absolutely necessary for his restoration to
health, without being charged by the friends OF Gen,
Jackson with designs exclusively political and
schemes the most profgate. Can General Jackson
himself expect better treatment May it not be
said that he has gone to South Carolina to concert
measures with those of his party in that State who
are advising open resistance to the laws, and Sc,
cession from the Uniun ? Nav it not be imputed
to him that he has travelled thher to place himself
at the head of this infant coniederac, !-Hiay not
any and every motive be charged against INN, save
] the pious one specified in the paragraph we have
quoted Should he be accused OF designs oil an
eectioneering character, he must attributes to the
diseased state of the times the tenor OF his own
conduct on former occasions, and the peculiar CIT
cumstances in which he now stands.
Viewing the matter in this light, we should sup
pose that if General Jackson has really no other
motive for this journey than the Camden editor
sates-if there is nothing of an electioneering ma
ture mingled up with his pious purposes--he would
on reflection, postpone his intention for ley months
until the heat of the natural as well as political at
mosphere shall be somewhat allayed A visit L
Charleston in the dog days is not among the ordi
nary arrangements of our summer excursions Mos
of our citizens abandon that climate at SO ungena
a season. for more bracing atmosphere Genera
jackson cannot, therefore travel 50 much out OF tn
course Of custom, and for an o>tensibie purpos
which would suife- nothing from brief delay, with
out exciting curiosity, and creating supclon tina
bis objects are not so exclusively pinus as the Cam
den paragraph would lead US to believe
National Journal.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
W.T.. l..1..sNyG.gcNS
Tuesday, July 8, 1S2o.

.sH mag be said, says the Patriot, that the Jack
son majority in this county will be from 500 to 600 :
Now, it evas said that to Jackson Congress, the
people were indebted for 4 or important measures
But the yeas and nays tell very different story
and SO will the ballot boxes, in October next, about
this Jackson majority in Newcastle County. u
the friends of the Administration do not prevail,
it will be solely because the true state OF affairs mas
not been seen by the people. There is not one sub
stantia reason which can be given Tor change OF
rulers in favour of Gen. Jackson. Do the people OF
New.Cast County wish TO see the Southern policy
prevail Are they willing to see the M'Duiiies at
the head of affairs What say you Farmers and
Manufactures Will you JUN the South and en-
courage English labour in preference to your own
Would the South support the General, # he pul-
sued the policyof the present administrator ANA
will any other policy suit you Be not deceived
consult your own -whchare those OF the ma
ton. Adhere to the American System. Teach the
Southland pronisae politicians Of the North-tha
you will be true to yourselves There ls now crisis II
our affairs which must not be neglected. The South
the English, and profligaie politicians, are your op
ponents. You can conquer the Combination II yo'
will Yon have now the power. See to 1t, belor
it is too late
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
Eyon, the Ohm Gazette.

Tie author of series Of numbers now publishing
in the Kentucky Reparor, over the signature OF
!" Tennessean" is gentleman of high standing ana
irreprnachabe character, and is leading member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in the County OF
Bedford. Tennessee. Every respect and credence
are therefore due to his statements, in relation to
Gen Jack,nn's character. Since the Doctor has
come out against the General, he hs, been made the
theme Of the most malevnlent and brutal abuse by
the vorshippers Of the Hero; and has received be
sides, three separate invitations TO meet in single
combat, from three Of the bpies of that party u we
had no other evidence Of the truth Of DR.. Arm
strong statements against Jackson, than the anx
ietv of his partisans to stop his mouth by seeking
/ his life it would be amply sufficient TO establish
the validity Of the Doctors allegations against him
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
From the Pennsylvania Gazette,

The New York Jackson Evening Post. in copy
,ng the very violent s. in fact rebellous illusions of
certain Southern papers heretofore animadyerted
upon by Us and others introduces them with the FOL
lowing remarks.
"IAe Tariff al t.c south.--Eyery mail brings Us
intelligence Of The disaliection with the new Tariff
4 the South We hope that our Southern friends
will keep within the limits Of legal and constitution
al measures. but within that limit We cordially APP
prove Of every mode of eounteractiag the effects
Of this porncious law"
The law in question is the law of the land fair
~, legally, ind constltutionaly passed and pnt N
force, and the Post cordially approves" OF any
plan to evade and counteract it, and IT must be re
membered too that the councils which the Post ap
proves, recommended
ss'Fhe PUBLIC BURNING OF TIE NORTHERN ANT
EASTERN CITIES AND MANU- AcroRIEs. and also
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT of OUR FREE and FLouRlsHINS
uNIoN'
The following is from the Camden journal Of III
2lst inst.
Gea. Jackson. We believe this distinsushc
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
ANDREW ERWIN, IN READINESS.

The Telegraph at Washington attacked Mr. Err.
win, on the ground that he was the author of the
pieces signed +" rennessean, and insinuated that
he was a dealer in slaves. Mr.. Erwin has thrown
back the impuaton of slave dealing on Gen. Jack
son, and the Nashville Republican, in the Generals
Defence admits that he sold some whom che took
into his possession as matter of necessity to Sc
cure himself from loss, being liable as security for
their purchase In reply, Mr. Erwin addresses
the public, in the Nashyile Banner, ofJune II, and
says
The editors (of the Nashville Republican, have
carefully avoided saying that this the only spec
ulation in negroes in which Gen. jackson was con.
cerned. | now REPEAT. that so soon as it is de-
MED by General Jackson, or any authorised person
on his BEHALF that he has been concerned IN the bun
ing and selling of sapes, hold myself IN readiness
to sustain my statement by evidence which cannot
be denied and 10 correct false imputations as TO
my informant, | will further stae that the first in.
formation | ever had on the subject of Gen Jack
sons dealing in negroes was from himself, about the
year 81 !, in the town OF Nashve.o
ANDREW ERWIN"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
WASHINGTON, July 2.

The Ex-Presidcnt Monroe arrived at Mr.. Ring
COLDS in this city, on Monday last on his re-
turn from New York, where he left his lady for the
benefit Of her health. He dned yesterday, by in
vitation. at the Presidents House, with large party
of mutual friends. This is supposed to be the first
time that one Of Ex-Presidents has been enter
tanned, after having once left Washington, by his
successor in office. The incident could not but have
been highly interesting to all who witnessed it.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08

persons p 'ehon you d'lnde vr0te those articles q,
one card u acm " erer political article for The
Journal, Of which we have any knowledge
The act Of Congress relative to the Generals or.
dinanccs in Florida, has, we hope, received our
neighbours deliberate attention. Unless he can
show that there is some material difference, in his
favor, between an act and resolution of Congress
he can assert that no-such act exists, with as much
truth as his brother Noah, Duff, Prostitute, and
others, asserted that Thomas H. Benton, of Nilsson.
ri, did not write the letter respecting the Generals
light with the Bentons at Nashville. There is as
much truth for one assertion as the other.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08

Gan. William CLARK, the New Treasurer Of the
United States. arrived in this ctya lev day. ago
and Yesterday commenced the discharge Of the duties
of rs office. -
Mr.. Stewart, Of Pennsylvania, member OF ihr
Board Of Directors Of the Chesapeake and oho
Canal Company, arrived in this city on Sunday eve
ninm last.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08

MAJOR NoAH.-There is sometimes great deal
Of cruelty in the Kindness OF friends. The Ulster
Sentinel-stubbornly Jacksonan, ergo not very fas-
tidious about the accuracy Of his statements-says
that Major Noah, when recently attacked, "wth
scarcely an effort. took the cOwskin from" his assa
ant. This is fiat contradiction to the Major him
self but no doubt the Ulster Editor will stick to his
own version Of the story He further tells US
:. Roberts is man of short stature and delicate
frame''-.' while the Major himself is great two
listed did he mean two faced, or two fistedT Jack
sonian, capable of iogging half dozen little folks
Yet there is no doubt that the Major had the wors
of it, from even his own showing. The BostoI
Courier, from other information Ut more dlsinter
ested cast asserts that the Major was "pretty es
sentially cowsliinned." This has thrown the Majo
into as great paroxysm, as if he had received
Isecond flagellation He admits that he was cow
skinned. but resolutely rejects the adjective an
adverb of the courier, which he denounces as Star
derous As we live somewhat remote from tn
! scene Of action, and are somewhat perpexed to az
certain the precise degree OF violation which tn
: Majors person has suffered, and as it is matte
Of much moment to the whole nation, we would su.
gest that the Major consents to an examination by
Il Committee Of surgeons, who by publishing an OH
IS ciai bulletin will at once resolve the doubts ar
! relieve the anXietes of the nation. 1t is no eve
J. lav occurrence to have the front of the head OF
ts Judge Of Israel burgariousiy broken into by sacre
egous hands !; and posterity will have right to
r accurate chronicle Of the outrage
in National Journal
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
GEORGIA DOUBTFUL.
From The Georgia Statesman
ILnn Dnnn
r a Jackson Paper.

That The Crawford party in Georgia will attempt
bv fraud what they cannot effect by force. it We're
chdshness TO djsbclieve. Lee them only succeed
in inpressug as JoCksonima, on our citizens, their
electoral ticket Of upIedged candidates. and nine
teen chances out of twenty Adams gets the vote OF
0ut State
An administration meeting was held in Darlcn,
Geo on the 14lh June, and James Hamilton Cowpel
nominated as Elector.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
Sugar, Molo sses, &c.

4 q Hhds Porto Rico and st. Croix sugars
III SIS bbls St Croix do
40 hhds good retailing molasses
20 boxes lmperisl tea, landing from schr velo
city and for sale by =. MESSERSMITH.
Uko has in Store,
100 chests and half chests young hy,on tea
50 10 catty boxes do do
l2o half chests and ten catty boxes %gunpowderd do
Is boxes containing 2 ID cannisters do
i20 half chests vmd ten catty boxes imperial do
4 boxes containing 9 ib cannisters do do
8 half chests S%ouchong do
2 chests p~ouchong do
ITO bags Java, st Domingo and Rio coffee
10 hhds New.Orieans sugar
so or casks sweet Malaga wine
4 q casks port do
IS pipes Cognsc brandy, a part entitled to dcbenture
, pipes Holland gin
100 bbls country do Of various brands
20 bu&rs and boxes Baker and Lapham's chocolate
40 rcsms printing
100 do letter Do,cn
so do pot f"rH"
800 do wrapping
70 bundles bandbox boards
20 do binders do
II boxes sperm candles
6 kegs patent shot
Race ginger, cloves
Buriaps, ticklenburgs, hessians, Sc.
iuiy %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
70 Contractors.

The attention Of Bridge builders, and others n'spoS
ell 10 contract for the work described IN me ai"'tS"'
ing order, is hereby invited; all VINO are ! ,en"e" ~
cnSn,r,c, for the work TO be done in either manner -
.nnvs described are requested 20 examine the si',',
lion and materials for the Bridge, and to put IN Ssa'ea
nrn,n.,,s for the same on or before the second da,
q: August next, or TO meet at iirentsv'le on inc hrs'
Monday in that month Court day) PREPARED 10 SUI.
nIt their nr,posals to Prince william County court
% A.. ;nf,rn,,ion which NAV be desired IN regard 10
| the prci6cato "s may be had o" application" 10 me-
uu,ll the Dad day OF Augus,neXt.
BERNARD HOOE, Alexandria.
rhe Editors Of thc Intelligcncer will please publish
1--we until the u Au gust, aad send their account
.ne pa a. july IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
~ NiIe .NiWstncd ICED.

r,rSr rcn~i,cI u supply Of that valuable anu "'SPe..
q .c med, .ne. The Subscribers constantly Keep
y, Medicines, Dying i"grsdtenls' &c.
,h,s ci and country merchants ca" DC 'uih'sneu u
lew terms. shocm.kers and 'aldleIs S CA" ns p Iia,
with superior black md go, colnre 10 ". snhscribers,
ter, cnJ az an" ,rr,yanisJ strength. some superior Rose water
on hand. .. . m,.,riaI inconye-
,;cncc to soda iountaias, Il convenient M -. '"o "a
tns, ,'nnrIr6EGS which are always 10 be had AZ
1 ~ .r,her,' sl,op on the ,outi, SIDE OF Prince
street. "'s'u 00 WM. L.ANPUiER e Co.
...., g Apothecaries x DRUGGISTS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
prince William County Cnuvt

June 4h, 1928.
nRDERED, that some competent person be en-
~ ploved 10 examine the work d0ne towards the e.
rection Of u Bridle across Cedar Run opposite Erents.
vile, aud report To the Court, at the next August
term, his opinion tacrcunon, and particularly whether
it would be cxpelicnt to complete The Bridge upomits
present foundations. or to rebuild il: an! that propo-
sails, embracing plans and estimates, be invited, by al
vertjsement IN iva or more newspapers; which propo-
sails To be cxh,hitcl to Tins Court at the mex, August
term. for completing tae fridge on its present foun
iation; far rebuilding the same OF stone. if IHtpfccff
,dyissble. AMI for he erection of a Wooden br"sr" =
The same place, inaludias n,he two las, cases Asses uooe
,eriaI, oftrr present Brids &c: and t'a' -. ,n5 be att
H.. rcSunsiah tn c-.rr his nrigr into tlSSt,r
A Copy Test, D'""N'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 80, 1885,
Cash in Market.

VNHE subscribers having leased for a term of years
Il the large three story brick house on Duke street,
in the town of Ale xandria, ID. c. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, We wish to purchase one hundred
and fifty likely Young negroes of both sexes between
the ages of 8 and Is years. Persons who wish to sell
will do well 70 give US a call, as We are determined
to give more tina any other purchasers that are IN
market, or that may hereafter come into market.
Any letters addressed to the subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandra, will be promptly at
tended to. For information, enquire at the above de-
scribed house, as we can at all times be found there
NAV Is FRANKLIN & hRMFIEID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
NO. O61a
SplenAid furniture.
CHARLES KOOr

kOONES,
Cabinet and Sofa Maker. King, merit door
TO the corner Of alfred street,
l11As on hand, and constantly manufacturer, a gene.
~ raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE C.8BLNET FURNITURE,
which. for elegance and durability ,deies competition.
His stock, generally, consists Of
Greecian and plain sofas and lounges
Mahogany and other drawing-room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wardrobes
Gothic, and various other sidehoaids
Pirrtables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining, card and breakfast tables
Ditto claw do do do do
Plain do do do do
Centric or loo do
Ladies dressing tables, with mirrors
Ditto works'ands and music stools
Ditto and gentlcmen's cabinets, secretaries e bo. I.
French and other bureaus leases
Wristbands, with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird eye, curl maple and conn bedsteads
Cribs and crsdles-with every other article in tho
cabinet line. 80
LIKEWISE,
ST Domingo mahogany in the log, plank, board and
Honduras do for hand railing [vemer
Sacking bottoms, cords, copai varnish. &c
TURNING NEATLY EXECUTED.
The above articles will b. disposed Of on the n ot :
terms for cash, orto ,unc'ual persons. -
A very liberal patronage from Washington, induces
me to say, that viii send furniture 10 any purcba er
in that City, Tree ofail charge. June 2--}taw3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
4 CavA

1ouN u]urCHINs R~UNNELis otirrs TO .ns pup
d lie his services as EENTAL SUAdG.SMI h.m
Iro,n dr9cny nv separating and filing, sc; Sets OIL Al
t;6"iIttc;h either single orby the whole set;
nygiIed on nj her respective houses
All order, will be duly and promptly attended 90 80
e I.H -, his dwelling on Duke, between Pitt ana o1
lsaph streets, or through the ost'oihce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29

JIAN
r,o, Agent for Gideon Davis.
Cabinet. Chair, and Sofa Manuiac-
tory.
r,NEs GREEN Cabinet m~skcr,-has on hand an"
j will constantly keep at his old stand on """
St, Alexandra, g at the corner oil l'th ST. i''",! ;,
y.ria, Avenue Washing,on-a general asSor,n'r' h" y"
The most fashionable and durable Furniture, ""n'" u.
will warrant, equal, If not superior IN q..'an'y, ~,
ever offered in the District 10 par'' VII
Grec;an, winged and plain wardruoes
| Gothic, pedestal end and PLAN sI'spoar"S
Ditto, with ccilaretts AMI marble siaos
French and plain bureaus
-. do with mirrors
Iadies, and Gentlemens's secretaries and oooS'eSScs
pier ,ab,es with marble and mahogany tops
piler and claw dining, breakfast and caro- 'ao'cs
plain do do 10 90 II"
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grrcian Sofas.
Mahogany chairs
Ausic stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c .;.,,,
with general assOl tmeIt OF bedsteacS OF r'In'.
c.rv,d nsborsn,, maple and stained woods all .
wb;ch vii, be sold as low for cash as they can De pun
ch.s,d of The same quality at any other mah'''ae'oi
- - ;on ALSO,
gn ,ssortment of st domingo and Bay OF Hoha"r ,
u.hogarv \ psrt of which is suitable tor h"nura's
.t"ann Nd curl and shaded veneers, copai va
- &c. snn.rior quality, sacking bottoms, Cords 90
tn MING AND CARVING
Handsomely executed may ,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29

Noy is The time tn use Som0ch'c BtIferS,
a GRIND R~esforatireto HeoHh
noCT wEpDERBURN. informs his trends an'
the pubic generally, he has now on hana a at ms
Shop ON Fairfaxstreet, u large supply OF inc aoove
uneo,,l,ed article, by the bottle, dozen, ga'i"n or
quart. All who are DESTROYS of enjoying mat nest.
mable blessing, heaith-in clima'esh se 'h's' VI
f,cs and miasn,as, are so common at this' ana o'her
seasons ofthe year. wil6nd ii to their advantage "
usn them two or three times a day, as great dement's
will be derived from them. In extreme caSeso g os
G,v they have seldom failed to have the desired e.
fsct. as can be provedby a nlnber -four most r@sSPec-
,.ble citizens of both sexes The. have also been
,sed in MANY placesin Virginia, VIZ: Richmond nor
CIT Co.nor;. Hampton on the Potomac, k"ppahan
NC and James Rivers, and the lower COUNTIES OF
W,rylsnd-rhsy also have been spoken h'gh'y "'
- Een,ucky. Pensacola Tallahassee, Key West, New
~~rinans W.tanzas, (Cubs), Bermuda, st. Thomas,
e. bartholomew VS. and Martinique Each bottle has a
LII of directions, aud sealed and stamped with my
seal, to prevent counter'e''s' ,.,,,
p,;cs 50 certs per bottle, or IS per dozen. Retail
rrce sSnsn,Iv so,d them at 81. April 25
10 tNN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
NNu\tiug Cloths

NUsT received, an additional supply OF n1a u" ,Ms
y Cloths, which adaedto ny former STOCK makes a"'
assortment, very good, all ct WHICH, are , "h, mel i in H.,
~ r,;ces than the" could heretofore be oo'''me" III :.
n ,r;c, order, from mil!ers and others, VIII be par
,icularly attended to. ox ,,nNry
7mn 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
Yeas.

~ Chests Young Hyson tea
40 boxes do do do
20 boxes Gunpowderd do, of the latest inpoFta.
tom. which will be sold as low as they can be o0usn'
~ anv market in the United states
iuiy 9-WR LlNooN''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29

For Rent.
- THE MILL AND FARM, =,
GssgFTH< called rriadelphia, situated on ltoimes
g2 run, about 3 miles from A,c Ha enon a.
The milihas male :rom 1000 to oy " ,h nar.
rel, Of Ao1r in the year. The Farm on Sn'en ua; 6
is a very commoiious Dwelling ROUSE liz, mea.
dow Possession given Oh the LIST OF AuSns' ee oM
Apply TO
aprii l7-uA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
CoNee, Whiskey, &c.

q = Bags prime coffee .fors ,,e bv
~O - mus ~n'N JAMES Irwin.
Who has in store a new Enslsh-made SiinL, wn,cn
contains aaou' II july -
ratus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
Baltimore and Potomac Ste;
P.4CKETCOMP.3NY.

(eDENsN The Stockholders to thus
49, association are hereby notified
S~MSm,z,hat an insralment OF Si2 50 on
@1fEEEzH&h leach and every share of stock,
viii De payable on MONDAY, the 2lst INST. atthe san
lOit Of Nessrs. Buck & Hedriek, at No. 81, smiths
wharf, from the hours Of 9 thl2 o'clock.
1.-THE Stockholders in Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown, will be waited on by CSpt. James
Mitchell, tor their first ins,almen, Of Stock who is duly
authorized to collect the same.
lu!y ltd
i 1.-THE National Inteligencer, Washington, Metro
snll'an, Georgetown, and Phenx Gazette, Aiexandra'
VIII copy the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
Molasses, Sugar, etc.

Hhds bright retailing molass.s
L | Is do n. OrleanssugAr
6 do n. T.. rum
. b hsd' whiskey
Is do Sd and 4th proof do
10 casks wine
so boxes mould candles
40 kegs white lead
40 canisters vcrdigris
SO reams wrapping paper
IS bags coffee
So nests bones, received and for sale by
apr! 20 l.. X l.. CH~AMBERLAtN;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
Five Salt, &c

Five Salt, &c.
00R Sacks fine salt aAoat, very low if appled 10,
~op Immediately.
5 hhis 500"
bale wool
4 do cotton ,.Lar
80 do common "
a1so-lO bills vinegar, wool hats seSars' shoes g
Leather, wines. furniture, and an assortment Vi
hooks.
At private sale, at lowest limits. cou
iul, II Hron"n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
Tor phita0elphia.
Steam Boat Notice.

In consequence oflhe proPr'e-
tors ofthe James River line ofstcam
<SE--Ei~- boats having determined on ru'''
ing times \ Week between Nor
folk and Richmond, the '~Steam-boat petersburg 'hat
La GSmn,i;rdth the place of the Potomac, since her having
,csn Sen, 70 New York for repairs, has been with
lrlwn. And the public are hereby informed tEatincre
Will he no Boa, running between Washington, Alex
mir, and Norfolk, till the repairs of tue Potomac are
completei, which will be accomplished as speedily "s
nos,bIe and due notice given OF her commencing her
rips ~
julya n. WILLIS NHen.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
New E\Our.

rIoUR made of new wheat. Apply to-
July IL NJ -