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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-14
Florida AnMA agency.
march 10

vsytIE subscribers have opened Office III the City
\ of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale OF
Lands i'm tie Ierrif0ry ~ FIoyidn.
Such il the peculiar character Of the lands in Flor
da and their produc ions, that yet very erroneous
oninons have prevailed among persons q, remote dis
tance from this Territory relation TO their true cha
racter. go -,
nations of the public lands vacant aswel ashose
which NAV hereafter be offered for sale. They will
ntepare themselves with maps of a the good lands,
aud with such information may be interesting TO pur
chasers.
brace very interesting section of 'he Terriior!-be.
ur situated farhe South and Has, Of any public lands
Hitherto offered for sale by the United States ard in
region of country admirahi, adapted Ia the growth
ot the grand staples Of Territpr; sugar care and
GO. island cotton well the rearing Uf the silk
worm and the cultivation Of the orange and div.
One of the subscribers having been engaged in tie
survey of that country, is well acquainted with NEST
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers Will upon requisi,ion. either enter
or purchase lands and all letters addressed to them
most pad) will be prompt, attended to.
REFERENCES.
Col JAMES GArsDES, Tallahassee, Florida,
3 Col JoYH GAnBLE, KchnoEd, irtinia,
, Hon A. &. DADE, Prince William County, Virginia
Msior BYRD G.. WINS, Frederick iug, Nire mia,
JoTx NlcHAx, Esq. Prince William County, Va AT
Major w. +. TuonSros, AleSap' ris d. L.
G. gRON tUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON
Talahs.see, Iy 18Th spls
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Nc,c Orleans Sugars, Teas, &c.
90 HHDS New Orleans sugars
81 80 half chests Young Hys"n tea
IS ten catty boxes sunpowder, and OF supe.
rior quality
IS ten cat,y boxes imperial do
10 hafchests souchong 90
boxes spermaceti candles
u reams Eow-p iced writing paper
Landing from the schr Erie from New-iork and tor
sale by ,. Mh99E"o' III lie
Who has In Store,
St. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do IN bbs
n,l,,nore refined nos 9 and in boxes and bhls
Cognsc brandy in pipes uf various quaht'eS
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
Whiskey in hhds ard barrels
port. sherry, Coimenar s. Malaga wines, IN quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Colmenar 10 III half quar-
ter casks =
sparkling Champagne do IN boxes OF
Young hy,on tea in chests, hafchests, ard 10 catty
boxes Of various qualities
runnowler do in half chests, 10 & catty boxes,
and boxes containing half cannlsters
;mneri,l do in chests, hail chests, 10 catty box
&c and boyes containing 2 half cahnlsters
s,,cbnnr do i'm chests and half chests
chocolate. Bakers and Lapham's 10. IN boxes and
halfboxes
paper, printing, letter, wrapping and susarioa
binders and bandbox'boards
moiasscs in hogsheads
Brs,o, porter and WINE bottles and velvet corks
mackerei, no. 5 in bbls. and nos & 2in : Dds
race ginger, nutnegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. | &
German osnaburgs; Hessians
Russia Shee,ings, sc. &c. MARCH 10
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Nev.DNaA.
rkHHE subscriber has removed he luction No.e from
/ J.nuey'S wharf To that Spacious 'l'ee '''l MI
proof brick wirei3usc 1t tn c1fuer t k'hg A'd -
Asaph- streets and nearly opposite ne Mechanics
Bank, where ~ gfsrs bythc P''ce mr. Paed1ge 'n'y'
; and 81 20 Mt blank cts, Z. to | 81 rios" e."
'Drab and Give cords, fancy p'iit'
Binlano hlsfs black silk 10, CRIMSON moreehS
Black brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck, / checks and stripes
Book muslin. DrAb cloths
Shad aud herring Irvine
S bb!s betting crab CIDER
l9 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
LADIES' morocco shoes mems leather do
Oral, and black wool hats upper leather, stoves
Tobacco, ouS, qaln,ty Of books, one piano
Secretary and book cases. chairs. one si'leboafa
Fender, pen Knives and m ,ny otheI articles.
Albeng on coasg nmcnt will he sold al lowest IL
mts at private SALE for cash, OF on usual credits:
Geo JOHNSON
George Johnson still retains counting room; &c
m Jan1.,' wharf where h viii be found 1T all ne
cessry times for the transaction OF Commission bu'i
ness. -
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For Sale.

For oale.
NJ CIV ORLEANS sugar
~ Philadelphia and Baltimore refined su ear in box
and barrels
Molasses and New England rum
Wet India rum, C"gnac brandy
Holland and american gin
Wh'skey, in llogshcad, and Barrels
DO, 100 bbls OF Richardson's best
s Mah lsTFit and 4S SeiiY ,lMa sISiraor,
Spark ling and still Champagne
Brazil Cuba, and Java coffee
Tyson, young hyson and imperial tea in chests and
cattt boxes
Sperm and mould candles
Window glass all sizes pipes nails and brads, steel
Richmond manufactured tobacco the best quality
White lead mol. salt retI., wirftr st'.r.c 81
Sack salt. powder & shot, boxes Of snuff, etc.
mar IS &C. CaZENOyE < Co.
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MONDAY MDRNl4ga, APRIL 20, $685.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Trust Sale

NDER the authority Of a deed oftrus to me bear
- Ing date on the 29th January, 1928, shall, or
tuesday the 9Th day of April next, at IL O'Clock, be
tore the door of the Public Reading Room, in the
town OF Alexandria, proceed to sell at public auction
the following property.
A Tract of Land Lying upon The draughs
OF Conard's Run, branch of Great Cape Capon in
the county OF Hampshire, Virginia, containing about
1873 Acres.
Also, Lot Of Ground in the City Of Wash-
ington and in square in that city described by No
655, aud described in the plan of Carrosburgh by the
No ?, containing 9605 square feet
Terms of sale one third cash, balance al two squal
instruments at and months, TO be secured BY APP.
proved negotiable notes and lien on the property sold
Such title will be made to purchasers as has been
conveyed to me- though it is believed the title is IN.
questionable. THOMSON +. M.7SON.
march 29-ts Trustee
The above sale is postponed
till Tuesday the 18Th inst, at II O'Clock.
april 9
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vEvHE subscribers have opened nh Office III the City
1 of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsaIe OF
Lands in tie Ierrifory If FO,idn.
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NO. Sy1o
Resale IF XIana in I.ouaon

! IJURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court Of
| the District OF Columbia, for the County of Alex
andria, made in the case Of John Stump and David
| ricketts, against John r. Newton, Francis Adams and
Mary his wife, VIM S. Newton Henry C. Newton,
Jane Eliza Newton. Thomas w. Newton, Albert O.
Newton Snah Ann Newton. Joseph VI. Newton and
| Augustine +. Newton, the undersigned, Con mission
will on Wednesday the 23d day of April next at
- o'clock, sell public auction the premises that
Tract or Parcel of Land,
situate the north side of the Leesburp Turnpike
Road, now in the occupancy of James Stone contain
ng 327 Acres and "a perches, the having been
purchased at former sale made by the said Commits,
sIoners on the l4tl August, 1927 by the said famed
Stone, who has failed to comply with the terms of .aie
sale. Terms enc thr, of the purchase money TO be
paid on the 18th August next, third on the 18th
august, 1879 and the rem ming third on the 18th
August, lS30-Bond with approved .ecurty, and
deed of trust on the land
- And on Wednesday the so,h day Of
HIE 81 April next, at no. M will be sold Oh the pre.
E#R# misses, that Lot of Ground on the north side
3sG-s Of Prince-street, in the Town of Alexandra
with the improvements thereon, now in the occupan,
CIV OF David Ricketts,, his dwelling fronting AZ feet
inches Prince street, and running back 1877 feet
inches to 10 feet alley.
Also, that beautiful vacant lot at the north
east Of Prince and ST. Asaph streets fronting
50 feet inches Prince st. and running hack with
the line of ST. Assph Street to the aforesaid 10 feet
alley Terms at sale.
HUMPHREY PEAKE;
march 3. GEO WISE.
Commissioners
u. lot of wood land, adjoining 10 the farm.
occupied by MIR. Stone, containing IS acres, may be
had if desired.
r." The leesburg Genius Of Liberty will
publish the above.
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CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
WAS imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here,
and the Cambria, at y. York the following goods:
which are Fere for sale on the lowest terms Tor cash.
orapprnycl notes. on the usual credit
Colts blankets, ). 81 and ipoint
rose do from {" 1874
So and 64 flushiugs
Extra superfne black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloth. and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and su?erfne double milled drabs
gchofeld' shannels and BASES
Ksrseys and Forrest cloths; swansdown and toae-
nett vestirgs 49,,
"A, !, and So Venetian stair and passage car
petin6 ,,
Shad and herring seine Irvine, in casks and pa'es
Shoe thread - .,
patent threads assort ed from No 10 to so
which th his stock of goods hand renders his as
sorment pretty general
Pin: Annie and Double Gloster CHEESE OF first qua
NV If sept 10
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The Congress OF the United

saes no; having yet de6nitivet acted upon the me-
nals OF the District Corporations, and of the Gen.
"a an Committee OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
;ovenoon, and the Commissioners, the above meet
- sdeierred to a future day, that the Government
me United States, and the State of MARYLAND, may
rS:uepate Inthe organization of the Company, of
'u'ce information will, in due time, be given
APr' e-eolw THE COMMISSIONERS.
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VCncuan W IIuUw onndS

yJyuE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
II that he has commenced the manufacture OF VIM
dow blinds of every description such as
Spring roller shutter blinds, for the outside OF the
windows,
spriur venetian curtain blinds for the inside and
Spring parlour blinds
GI?The above will be made at the shortest notice,
and lower than the wholesale New York prices. The
above blinds which he offer, TO the public arr not to
he surpassed for neatncss. elegance, and dursbh,!b!
any thing of tho kind heretofore offered
ALSO, Portable desks, gen'emen,' dressing cSseS
orl OH binds of Cabinet %ork made at the shortest
notice, by application to the subscriber an Washing
ton street doors north of King street opposite lhe
Marshaps Office Orders for Washington 'obe ici' !"
n r. Poor, Commission store on the Avenue
At Two APPRENTICES WANTED.
,narrb o6 WI. FERGUSON, jun.
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EOtlCe
yuyHE stockholders in the Leeshurg Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified, that on the 18th day
of April next an election will held at the Court
Lonse in Leesburg for one president, four directors
and one easurer FOR said Company, for the ensuing
year. by 0ruer o, 'he n SmIv,pne rn.,,,,usr
mar II w
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III SDUGA1iON.-fhe subscriber herahY
"a a informs his patrons sud tie public y,
gen"rai, that The nchi session OF bis SehnnI
viii commence On Monday, Sept lst. Terms
viii be accommodating.
In this school viii be Taught. nj the re-.
quest of th" parents or guardian, any sripnce
maj Is usually Taught IN any English School
IN this section Of country.
He would he glad to enlarge the fpnalr
department, hy an addition nj young Lndips.
IN TIA" instruction ot whom hr viii hr aided
by the unrr uniting attention of Mrs. cole
who Is we'll qualified for The business. He
hns long been engaged III insiruc,ing yonih.
and teaching 'he young idea how 20 shoot. -
Audhe WI! aIMas be amh,lious 10 return t. III, IL
parents the pnpIl- cnmmued 10 his charge.
ble7srd with all tho improvements ri winch
Their capacity viii render them copalle
J. COLE.
Aug. d inI5s3
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llIiIIIIAIiN.

DIED, nj Rough Creek Church, IN Char
lolte county, au the loih inst Ms. MARTH 4
WHITE. he late telici of Mai White deeeas.
ed, in the 5oth year oil her aye, alters tedious
and painful disease. ST. laf as mildnn.s al
Disposition, rqianimiiy of temper. Temper
ance, viflnons and Christian Ike coatfiI cat
constitute n person. pattern AMI Nh esnm.
pie Of good ofhs, she was snch. Possessing
nc Christian gfaces In - pre-emineni degree
placid and Tranquil IN Tie very ngonies oil
death, he WAS dissrmed of bis sting, and
the ernse hoasied Of uoviclory.
Depsrted this life on toe llh inst
IN snied, Connecticut; Mr.. HENRY g
HOLMES. oftbis place.
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Ioiuabh Real Estdte f0y .Sole.


FENhE shh.clib"r in pursuance al Ia {
u deeds oitrusl, executed 10 him hy III.
Surviving partners of the laie frns 81 GnIl
Bullock, 4. Go. and Gall Z. Bullock, hnd
The executors VI Nm. Gait, deceased. (Which
deeds bear dale on The 3isl dsy vi March
1928, offers ior sale, the tolluwIng valuable
real property, To vii
90 ~ acres 81 land, purchased bv the
said Gait, bullock a. Co. of Il. IL A. Brad
fnte, sItualrd ia the county of Bedford, neaI
The town nj New London.
l35 "a acres OF land, lying in Campbell
county, near Candler's Mountain, and ia the
vicinity Oh he town OF Lyuchbnrg.
An Undivided moiely al the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurlenani, sta.
ate in the immediate neighborhood Of the
town Of Lynchburg. (ibe property above
described. belongs TO ibe concern of Gait,
Bullock x Coz
Also, the following real Estate belonging
to the concern OF Can d Bullock Ia wi,
The House and lot, with the app0rtenan.
ces in Inc town Of Lynchburg, formerly oc.
cupied by the said concerns, as A Store, aud
now in the occupancy of Mckee Il Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
TIE rear Of the one last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Lahklord & Veddrr.
The teens oil sale will lie lberol, and mad.
<nown on application 10 the subscriber. who
viii convey 10 The purchaser or purchasers
,uch title a, IS vested in him by the deeds Of
trust AFORESAID. and no other.
CHl5WELL DAANEY, Trustees.
Aug. 81. ts3.
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EhtSAw W. Rum way from he subscs
- Der, living in Lyhehbnre, about ih
, July last, mniaiio boy. named isaae
betmefn % aud % years nlt. slnut md
square built, OF a dull downeasf eounfensnce
with scar on The inside otunr ei bis wrists
shout feel sryen inch high, and had on
when he vent away blue yarn paaisleons
blue wais'eoai. cotton shirt, nnd wool hat.
tie formerly belonged To- ih. rab,e Of Jno.
Ncs, dcd. 10 Campbell lhbre l. some rea-
snn. To suspect thai he has sene down the
liver, or IS aiming ioreneh sonr Tree safe, a.
lie. hasnoI been seen IN this neighborhood.
sinee he went away. generous rrnafd
will be given for his appre hension and deliye.
ry IA this place, or securing him ~ any jailt
50 that The subscriber gels him again.
CHARLES CALLaWAY
Ang. 81. o,wfs3
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COMMUNICATIONS ne r,rgirian


II having heeG Il termined 10 lay the corner
stone Of the water works With masonic aud
military crremonles. PROCESSION viii be iorn-
III in fl ont ~ the fresbsieriau tharch. on Sat.
nrday morning next, ~ . o Clock hom wbrnte
II will move tothr site al the Contemp ,dcd work
IN tue following order.
Music
The MIItarv
The Rev. Clergy
The Engineer.
The members of the common council preceded
by the watering committee.
The Judge oithe general court for this circuit
aud mayor Of the corporation.
The recorder aud aide, men
The Masonic fraternity.
CuiYens.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
10 attend, .and JON the procession IN the order
above named.
The follow ing gentlemen have been appointed
and requested 10 act rs narshals oil the day.
Col. David Rodes. Chlri Marshal
Col hIaullcc II LauPhone,N
Mar. jaime, i. ksqne,
Capt. X. K. Phelps. Assistant
Capt Samuel /, Watt, Aialshas
apt Il. l.. Looklo,
Aug 81
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Mr.. Ipefcf e.. joiner.

- lR-ss am Informed YOU are not a Jrsa
~ dent oflhis State, adopt this mode 10
give you notice, that shall, on Ncdne sday the
Isl day OF October next. NJ the house ofNiIliam
knight in the county ot Amherst. proceed 10
take The dispositions of Thomas d Hill aud 9th !,
crs and on Monday the 9Th of October, 10 be
read rs evidence In the county of Bedford,
shnll take the deposition Of isaac l,uckrr. as IN A
sui now depending aud undetermined IN the
high Coun 81 Chancery, holden IN the Town OF
LtochbNig, In which am plaini6 nnd you are
defendant, ~ which time aud place you may at.
tcld hyoop s,se. WIN. X. KOANE
Aug ~ w4w3
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me bank for spee,e that tbs wenran told hin
lhai thu money vas no, good, AMI she did NO,
like TO he ssrn with ia. aud therefore advised him
TO burn H. lie could not disiinp nish The amount
ofone mote from another. and was very careless
~ Distributing IT. he ,hepefors abandoned il
to The riser care ofthe old woman. lie could
not SAY how much he had given her, but desert
bed !, Is beng quite a large roll OF notes. Ihe
woman aud her daughter w,af arrested. holh oil
whom, on their n iaI, denied all knowledge Of
the meme, hut the @, cunsianees were so strong
against them as TO induce the examining ma.
gstrstes To send them on for trial. The young
er woman then became ALARMED, aud confessed
nat she had about 80 of the mouey, aud thai
she had received il from The elder. The old
woman stilT persisted thar the hoy had never Civ
en- her cent, aud thai she was wholly nnoeen
police officer, searched her house. and found
IN the chint ofihe wall 500, very neatly ,olled
up, and sl40 more N the drawer of the young
woman. Abo,n ~ 100 OF the money have bctu
thus recovered besides thu godwatch which the
boy had pawned al sumo place where he had
stopped Ia Charlotte not being able 20 change
his money. The boy has been committed 10
! jail aS rnnaway--lhe elder woman sent in foi
trial. but admitted TO oakland the other woman
discharged, on the ground thai some promises
had been made TO her as condition of her dis
closure.
|
! IL We perceive. by the last Huntsville pa
pers, that james Penn, esq formerly ofthispacc,
has been elected 10 represent Madison county,
in the Legislature of Alabama.
i,~sN9--
~ The newt floh South America in day :
paper informas thk Bolivar had been appon
ted Dictator of Go 6obia. Thus has the Repub-
lie vanished +; aud Z nert step will he a Throne.
No Republic l1ns ess, which foster the
military spirit, by apI sip'ing successful Gene
rails To fill its frs, cisf Offices. So says all pas
so will say all future history.
| IL We ARE glad 10 state that, the last Am
hersl court agreed to unite with the counties of
! Nelson and AlbemarIe, in imprnv the road
between charlottesville and Lynchburg II is
expected thai the distance will be considerably
shortened.
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Hoo SSJg
Leaving majority for Metcalfe Of 900.

Extensive Robbery aud fortunate detection -
Some weeks ago. n Mr.. Walton. of Augusta
(Geo.) was robbed in Brunswick co. in this State
by negro fellow who had access to his oham-
her, ofupwards Of $1,000 in Georgia bills, aud
an elegant gold "aich-This negro divided with
another belonging to James J. Harrison, esq. OF
Brunswick, who had runaway from his master.
The latter made his way to this section Of coun-
try with his share Of The spoil, and Iurked about
town two or three days, representing himaelf to
be free man. fie vas taken up last Monday
night, however, aud about 500 found on him
On being questioned, he represented that he had
This place for the purpose of being changed a,
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dc n A REV or siolea
az u " from the subscriber, ~ Plan.
"a Ware House, Lynebburg, about The mid.
die OF July, ayeilow bay Mare, STA Yeas old,
dark name aud tail, some white diseoyerabie
on both OF her hind feet, between fo0rieen
aud fifteen hands high. The above reward
OF ten dollars will be gwen, ifshe Is delivered
10 The subscriber in Frank incouniy. or tuch
information as vii enable him 10 gel her a
gain. ab WM. CHlLDRES5.
Aug. 81 IL
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SiGmmering--ihe stcrtl disclosed.

SGmmeTinS-- stcrti disclosed.
Commence Whtlst rsspIring aud speak
slowly the sianmorer always ATTEMPTS To
sprak whilst drawing m the breath, but sell
ION succeeds IN utiering word or sentence,
mill he has taken,n n full inspiration, and
begins lorespre, when he speaks 1uently, IN.
lit he begins agan 10 draw n his breath.
I'd. Place the tongue Fat on the bottom OF
The mouth before attempting TO speak E,
stammerers tongue always tlehves 10 the
root aud is there kept by striving To speak
whilst resplriDe.
3D. BEGIN by speaking short sentences, aud
easy words at the beginning, aud terminating
with hard ones. In the mole befure rs, direc-
ton is gwen that the patient whilst speaking
shonld place his hand on the PIT of his slo-
mach and press il hard. This, our informant
SAYS, is useless.
BY strictly observing the above rules, W.
believe that many slamnerers may entire
y tree themselves from any impedimeni. ~
speaking. We know OF some who have been
cured by this process, aad hope others viii
give II lar itial We are not able to sa,
whether or not this is Mrs Leighs system.
1t is probably part OF it, and we know il is
the whole secret Of thosu who have prolessed
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4 Patent diamond for cuttinp elost

Il Patent Diamond for cutting glass.
III EAI, lost or stolen some lime since. :.
n 4 Diamond fixed in brass socket, which
turned on the handle the hand has been broke
near TIN top Was lent, los, or stolen from
The subscr,ber. Any information relative 10
the seine, will he thankfully received, and q
reasonable compensation paid.
J. FRAZER.
N u The last that ! rectlleet or knove
ut The sad Diamond, sihai gave IL either
10 MIR. William q, Roberts ar Samuel Booth.
10 put II away, ard esreel they forgot TO lei
me know who're they PM II when they lett
This place The snbscrlber requests all per.
sons having clnitns against him, 10 present
them for adjustment IF.
Az 81. n