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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22
20 To booksellers and Pub
ishers.
FENHE subscribers have made such ar
II rangements for executing
PRINTING AND ENGR AVING

PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
IN Lancaster as will enable them to meet orders
from any part of the United States for the pubca-
ton of works in which these two branches are con-
nected. They are possessed of advantages which
VIII put it in their power to get out works which
may be entrusted to them, in any style which may
oe wished, and at such rate as they think will
make it for the interest of those concerned in pub
fishing to favor them with commands
N. b. Copperplate Printing, Colour
ing ing, and Bookbinding, are carried on in town by
messrs H. 4 G. Carter, for which the subscribers
mess. 'O''
F.~& ]. ANDREWS.
March II, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22
AN ACT concerning Houses of Coz
rectIon,

SEC. l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives in General
Court assembled, and by the authority Of
the same, That the several Counties in
this Commonwealth shall not be obliged
to build Houses of Correction until two
years from the passage of this act.
SEC. 2. BE 1t further enacted, That
the Attorney General and Solicitor Gene
raj be and they hereby are directed to dis
continue any information filed by them
against any County, or the Court of SEES.
sions of any County, for not building q
House of Correction.
Approved by the Governor, March II, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22
NOTICE.
N Office.

WHEREAS, George w. Robinson, late
Sv ly resident in this town, holds my note for
the sum of $50, dated Jan. %, 1928, and has gone
off secretly from said town, leaving said note with
ed from said town is to forbid all persons from
taking an assignment transfer of said note as the
said George is owing me on account, to be set off
against the sum due on said note.
JACOB STONE, jun.
Lancaster, April 9th, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

rhe bill regulating process il the iedefai coufis,
n, ,hose States admitted into the Union since
4, -en underwent very considerable discussion, on
~. amendment, offered by Mr. White, Of Ten
see. and was finally ordered 10 be laid on the ia
Rble
l., 49, Navy as had served leo years and upwards,
49, debated at large, when the amendment offered
I'M AR Smith oil Md. to strike out "ttn years and
4, nwards,'' prevailed, an unsuccessful motion was
I,h,n made BY Mr. Chambers. 10 SO amend the bill
IA. 10 give ten dollars additional to that already gran
led hy the amendment proposed BY MIR Smlih-.he
hin was enrrossed Tor a third reading.
The Senate then proceeded to Executive ous-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nh Wickltfe accompanied resolution relative
H. An nau,,y Of, the expenditures Tor the improve
},.en. .! lie OHIO and Mississippi iser,, with seve
N i remarks IN the mode in which The appropiIa-
},,,ns had heeu made and that The War Departing 1T
IN ID e,ea,rd o secoLd Office al Sc day in addition
IN. that of supei intendant, allowed by law, which Of
Nice, il his opinion was mere snecure. Mr.
NI.T,ean, of OHIO, uade a lew remarks 10 reply
Ion motion Of Mr.. Woodcock. il VAS ordered, that
s,hr evidence in the case Of Alarigney D'Au.erive,
5br translated and printed
The Speaker presented communication from
gtAe President, containing report on the mint.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

We have just returned from absence of several days
and find our paper the of going to press We can
only refer readers generally TO the selections in h
paper Our late journey extended all the counties Of
this state and with the exception Of few Places found
the people aroused by the present state of public affair.
and properly awakened to their interests The Jack
sonans certainly increasing, and Delaware may be
sidercd no longer doubtful
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

THg RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
COPY Of letter from General .4ndrezc jackson, Docto,
Thomas G. Uatkins.
IiERMrTAsE Nov. 17th 1896
Dear SYour letter of the 18th instant has been re-
ceived, enclosing brcast-pn with lock Of the hair ii
the venerated Jefferson, and committing to m,
accept this memeno, sir with feelings Of the live.
deeply penetrated by The Obligations under Shn il am
placed to departed friend Since the day Of Wash.
ington have done much for tie cause Of erty AS
did Mr. jefferson and next to him, is he emoanied in The
hearts Of his coutymen, the ardent patriot the nnrya
led statesman, and the enlightened philosopher.
1t must be consolation to you sir in the down II Of
life, TO recolec that such give yon his friend
ship and patronage and shall thank you for relic
which. being my heart, shall remind ftener
of his character and services
With the assurance of my great respect and eseen,,
am, sir your most obedient servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
boot. THOMAS G. WATKINS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25
NOTICE.
Ian, IS.

VENiE Subscriber, leaving the Borough, feels his du
ty to tender his sincere thanks to his friends and for
customers for their liberal patronage, while in business
to present them for settlement and all indebted him,
either by bond note, book account to make payment
WILLIAM Rowis, or JosHuA & SPRY (Sho authorized
to settle his accoin,s,) the old establishment,
cupied by HICKS & BLAspr, No. i0l, Market street.
Jan IS, 1928. Set JOSEPH POGUE.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

Or The subscribers .4fhenae,n, are notified that
meeting will be held at the Bayard Hotel, Saturday
evening next, at O'Clock, Tor the purpose of eectng
Board of Directors. and Treasurer and for the selection
Of suitable for the Association and Also for the
transaction Of other business SAMUEL S. CRUDE.
Jauuary "a, 1923, .Secyefgv
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25
The friends Of General Jackson in Ohio have

The friends of General Jackson in Ohio, have
nominated Hon. ]. w. Campbell, to be supported
for Governor OF that state, at the ensuing election
The following are the flames oil the Electors ~ A.
greed upon by the Jackson Convention.
Ethan A Brown, of Hamilton, co.
Geo. MCook Columbana
VIM. patt. Hamilton.
James Shields, Butler.
Henry Burlington. Miami.
Thos. Gillespie, Green.
Jhos l.. liamer, Brown.
Valentine Keffer. Pickaway.
Robt. Lucas, Pike.
John M'Elvain, Franklin.
Samuel Herriet, Muskinghant.
George Sharp Belmont.
Walter M. Blake, Tuscarawas.
Benz. Jones' Wayne.
VIM RsYne. Trummbul.
Hugh M'Fall, Riehland.
GEORGIA ELECTORAL TICKET
Gen. Daniel Newman.
Gen. John Stewart.
Gen. Henry Mitchell.
Col John Burnett.
Col John Cunningham.
Maj. Wn. Penticost.
Maj. John Hatcher.
Benz Leigh, Esq.
Pitt Miner, Esq.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

DlED-A, his residence in Allentown, Monmouth coun-
ty, N. j. Monday morning last Of consumption, lie
Hon GEORGE HOl.COMBE member of the House Of
Representatives, for thai Sate the Congress of the U.
States
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

The Z. ship Of the line Dpla,e1rs, capaaI
DowSEs, left Annapolis Reads on Sunday morning,
and proceeded down the Chesapeake with a hnc
north west wind
A correspondent Of the National In,eligeucer
furnishes the following note Of the dimensions Of
this hne ship which also said to be those OF the
North Casolioa.
.From the end Of jih.of iib boom to the end Of
rngail boom, $40 leet
Height, from keel to the top Of poop deck, IS
feet; from keel 10 moon-sail mast head 255 leet
breadth OF beam, from outside TO outside SIS Is
feet nu'nber # guns. o. of heavy calibre.
The force OF this class Of ships is bu. little more
than hall that OF the Pennsylvania, now building in
Philadelphia"
Frederick, Nd, Jan 9.
Something New under tho Sum-We understand that Mrs
Chalmers intends delivering, at the Theatre this evening"
Nesonic Oaon, composed by hersefi This is something
new-bnt what is still more novel, she purpors disclosing
the whole secrets of Masonry. II she does this Morgan's
book will cease to be matter of curiosity; the erment
caused by its publication will be permitted 10 subsle and
Ladies be enabled to obtain the grand secret in spite III
their Eirly husbands.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25
COMPREHENSIVE.

vEvIiE Subscribers successors JOSEPH POGGE, taks
4 the liberty Of Informing their friends and the putlc
generally, that they have entered into Partnership uieF
the firm ii
Hicks s BlanAy,
And have hand, and intend keeping genera, assoy
mcnt OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Winch they uill dispose Of very small advance.
CASH. by doing they hope to retain the Custom u
the old establishment, No. 101 Marketst.
HENRY HICKS,
ROBERT BLANDY.
Wilmington, Janna ODD, 1915. 3 II
N. b Always hand best qualify Of LAVE GEESE
FEATHERS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

Its wore dsngersas to attack superstition than fait
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

GOVERNOR CLINTON'S MESSAGE.
we hasten TO lay before our readers the promised
extracts IRON this invaluable document. The fol-
lowing is happy picture Of the condition and pros
poets Of our county.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25
The passages which relate to Pennsylvania are
to US, the most interesting in the message.


to US, the most interesting in the message.
nave formerly and frequently solicited Legislative en-.
couragemcn for the discovery Of ccal which, from various
geological indications, must exist in vast quantities within
territory bu this subject has been entirely overlook
ed and compelled to resort principally TO the
thracitc beds Of Pennsylvania We may also draw our
supplies from the bmnous coal Of 1ioga, in that state,
and the opening of the Ohio canal from the de.
posts OF the fossil, which enbossoned in The
gons adjoining the Muskingum river and its head waters.
The toll wood amounts introduction OF its transport
by the canals beyond moderate distance, and its
rapid consumption by steamboats, by increasing popu-
ialo, and by the various uses to which it applied for
human accommodation, is extensive. that its expens
las become ve-y in places Of concenered
population Tina, branch of rural economy which embra-
the plantation Of Forests ought to be ostered and the
reproduction Of woods is object Of primary mpnr
Pea and turf, which abound in many places have
been found useful to certain extent. 1t has been estma
ted that in the ratio of the consumption of London, this
state u require millions of coal annually, if coal
is exclusively used but this is not the fact, great
lncon must be allowed There showeyer doub, that
the augmentation Of all manufactures, and Of all
chnery npeed by steam, will increase the demand with
the progress Of time and population
We now, will, procure anthracite coal from
Pennsylvania. BY the ocean. BY tue Hudson and Delaware,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
Trust Sale at Middeburg.

IN pursuance Of certain deeds of trust executed 10
n John Linton, deceaso d. John Gibson jr. AMI Phi
Up HARRISON BY Amos Johnson and wife, Ian g. Tern.
don aud wife, Wns. Ball, deceased, and wife, Worny
Oreal auo wife. James IcrE, deceased, and WIFE, ia.
Cub Vi Son and wife, and Burr Con bs, all If which
regularly re corded in the Clerks office Of FauqueI
and Prince William, TO secure The pa mcnts at certain
debts which die Ia the SAID int, u, Gbst and
Harrison; the subscribers, srivors al the sad Linton,
Gbsor, and Harrison, will offer for sale, ut Ndehug,
:: pubic auction, for cash, on Fr6oYHe an d0y II a.
pra merit. Two certain Tracts or Paceis of Land. wch
were purchased b. Amos Johnson OF The sand Linton,
Gibson and Harrison, kng ana being IN the county Of
tauqutr, the containing abou, 2I5 'nd the
other about 222 acres; tract situate din sme cGun
", which was pure hased OF same b, am Bal, dc.
ceased, containing about 2S9 acre; one tact in same
county, purchased of same by orncy Great, contain.
ug about 929 acres; tract in samt county, pHr.
chased BY john G.. Ilenrlop aud Richard Nut, con-
tanning about 2l7 acres; tract in county pur-
chased of same by iiIam Drum and others, contain
ing about SIS acres tiactin the county, ur-
chased by same, containing about 100 acres and two
tract, situated in the coty Of Prince iilam, (bcng
originally part of the same tract cut Of whCh all the
foregoing tracts or parcels az land were sold which
purchased by lanes LegS, deceased, and b! ia
cob w son and amn ", OF toe sad Linton,
Gibson and iarrison the quantity contained in tbr Two
latter is rccnIl, c'cd, but win be made kIwn
on the tlay of sale all Of which said tracts rarcel, Of
land W, re sold in November, 1879, BY the SAID linon.
Gibson and Harrison, a. commissioners uuter DE-
of the CIanccry Court of Fredericksburg, I" the
n SpcctIve persons befUre mcrtioned; and ue sa'r
deed. of trust h, retoforc referred to, executed
TO secure he purchase money. All or so much Of
each tract viii oe sold. Will, in the frs, place, pay
III costs aud charges of sale, and wha'e,r may re:
main due of the purchase money, with interest.
these tracts Of land are IN the neighborhood OF Mid
Lcburg, Ioudpun county, part If them in Fauq'ier,
arda part ~ the of Prince william, near the
Bull Run Church. and all the tracts esteemed good
| n,Ouna an land. The title to the samels considered
al. Int ubs,iI brrs
~ vested in them by said trust deeds.
PHILIP HARRISON,
JNO. GIBSON. jun.
mari -tA4 Surviving Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
From he Nnfinnai .Lnrnul.

In DISCUSSION yesterday IN the House OF
representatives, on the sah oct of point reso-
%nlu providing for thr distribution Of The
S' IS purchlNei by Congress, a subject one
might se,onably suppose holding up bur little
em'l.lon ~ d c,amotorv barr4ngue, Mr.. Ran
-0'Ph rose a.d repeated 10 the House the
.'rcs''u.i tale It the miSrcpseS'n'a alton of HIM
"'''h arc to ne found in the Register OF De-
01'es tiy "rg'd the fact of these misrcpre>
%' S'lonS as reason why th'se books should
y. % Sei up III the Library, ana not sutit red
- nc circulated through The Union. BY one
" .o'se casv dlgrc ss,ons, for which Mr. Kan
I, Pr Is so remarkable, and which are always
"'"rl'ed IN him by the inda gent courtesy OF
81" Ila'r, which exhibited 4 lausabie tender-
.'>r ior his inhrmi ', h. thence branchtd OF
a''o IN attack upon Mr.. Wright, on account OF
"s report OF Nr. Wright's remarks on Friday
- upon the bill making appropriations ion
~ re n'l lmprovrm nt>. Mr. K. Charge Mr..
"''sN' wnh sending his remarks for public a
40 SO"' ana with misrepresenting him, (Mr. Ran,
~"r"'j Mr.. WrighI, IN series OF oaus'ic
'n4rS', showed that Mr. Randolph had
Seo on The floor his intention TO report
- own speeches aud had actually publish
one ct them. in a pamphlet form
~" d" appendix Of notes containing charges
.S1'"s' lh} Officers of the Government, which
Sau not been embraced ia his speech as
N"e,eu Mr.. Wright also defended his
MARKS ,"1FSs, as Published, from the charge Of
,.I presentation Mr.. Randolph then STA
M "a' ne was about to enlarge his speech
"''eS' 'or the purpose Of giving the world
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
THEATRE.

Mr.. Cargill has the pleasure of informing his friends
and the citizens of Alexandria generally, that he ha
concluded IN compliance with the advice VI a number
OF gentlemen, to take benefit on
FRIDAY EHENING, lf7RCH l4M,
When will be presented, DIR. Gollsmith's celebrat.
ed Comedy, in S acts, called
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER,
Or the Mistakes oIn Night.
Between the Comedy and Farce Miss Hanna and
Mr. Carsiil will sing the vorte duet, in character,
OF SANDY & JENNY.
Comic Song-"Lingo's Political rhapsody"
itectation-''7'he Games of iite"- Miss Mary.
Comic Song-Sr Campbell.
To conclude with the much admired AMI very laugh.
able Ahcrpiecc called
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY;
Or. The Youth acho necer saa0 u UopaaD,
Doors open AZ md Performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely.
BOX and pit so cents; Gallery - cents.
Tickets to be had at Aessrs. Runnells' and Corse's
Lottery offices, and The box office of the Theatre
The box book will be opened at the theatre from
10 until O'Clock.
Smoking prohibited in any part of the Theatre
Officers will be ia attendance to enforce the most
rigid Gecorlm. marrl II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
From te NatioaoI journal, March IS.

." '"e 'e"a'e, yes'e'u'!' wy ~ -, ~.
chase 81 sue, ana tn erection o. oas.a 'S;>
'"ereoh, al view or'eahS, was '' .r" I'm
cussion, ordered to 'h'rd reading ne o..'
providing Tor certain surviving Ne'o"'' ci,
oiheers was CONSIDERED me no.'I" W ILL.,, ne
Inc oiank WIN eign' hunereo '"ou' "a 90
was deciaea IN 'he heSa.''c-"1' ~ ~ e
motion tor the indefinite pos'Poh'fneh' -
the bill was negat,ved-ayes -. noes %.
motion TO I'LL TIE blank WIN hve haha'eu '"ou'
sand dollars was also reJectea-aFes w. hoeS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
Public $ale Of \.aMa.

Under a decree f the County Court If Fairfax in
~ the suit ct Peter Wager complainant .ga ns' John
Gracti and Ann his wife geometry Ann Er0ol i de-
Pendants, the subscriber will Offer for sale 81 public
auction, NJ Cats lAv IN ~ the Count. of Fafax.
on 1nesdoy the Isl Day Of 3rri nen AL tina, part Of
the tract OF Land in the sad county, commonly called
hE7TRENENT,
formerly the pFOpert, Of Walter Brooke the elder de-
ceased, which on partition amongJ his heir, Was
signed 10 the said Ann for her dividend conta;Iirg
One hundred and One Acres be the or, S.
The sale will be made between 10 and o'clock.
Terms, cash Il. I. iAYI Or
feb SI--t1A Conn OF Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
Nibernian Sncie,S

r1VIIE Anniversary Meeting Of the Society VIII be
4 held at the Old Council Chamber on Monday
next the t7th inst. at 10 o'clock, d. NJ. The mem
will please BE punctu;i in attendance, and persons
wishing to become members signify Their desire
either through the subscriber or amy other
member of the society. The Committee OF
arrangement for the celebration OF the ola,
have lust communicated to me, for the infcrma-
ton OF The society the disappointment and conse-
ouent regret that The absence from home It their
6iend CouaseOr Stmp>oa, viii make it impossible Tor
him TO reach here in time TO comply with the request
of the committee deliver discourse b. fore the
society on that day rsaght with great and ever
lasting events TO every descendant of the christian
world and 50 rehs;osly rcvercd by every true son OF
ireland as she ought to be BY order,
march I4-S JAMES G.. BARRY, Sec'y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
From fhe National Mielleeacer.

SUPREME COURT OF THE u. STATES.
TUESDAY,, March H. 1925.
The Court met this morning al II O'Clock
Present all the Court
NJ. 57.-F,udley, Lyle, Vstrir, and Others
rs. Hinde and WiGr.-Appral from Ohio Cir
cult Court. Mr.. Justice Trmble delivered the
opinion OF The Court. Delrce of Ci,oui, Ceuri
e,crscd, and cause remauded for f4rher pro-
creding,.
No. 81 and e2.-Warring rs. Lessee Of Ed"n
and y God, aid Same Us. Same.-Error to
Circuit Coyr, for Southern Dis,rict Of News
York. NJ Ju,,ice Thompson delivered the
opinion Of the Court. In each OF these cases,
the Judgment Of the CouI, below is aflfned
wi costs.
No ~ The American InsuI nance Company
and Ocean Insurance Company OF New York
rs. $50 bales Of Cotton, Gamer, Clhman,-Ih
argument OF Ibis cause was concluded by MI.
OGDEN, for n App, lIants
NJ. 2l-Whinry rs the United States -
Thi, cause was argued ny MIR. Webster, on
behalf fAp?ciIanis, and by Mr.. Attorney Gen
erai, for the "Uni'cd Statea."
No. 86.-D'Wolf if. Us. Ra6aud ana othcts
The argum- n, of this Cause was commenced ny
Mr. Hall Tor Plaintiff IN Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
AUCTIONS
Rich and Elegant Engravings

at Auction on friduy Erening nerf.
F3HHE admirers of the FI1fE & RTS are Informed
that spec linens of the will be ready for in
spec:ion at the auction kmg-strec, on He'd
ntsdty Afternoon the 10Th Instant
: GJIhis consi gnment was selected with great cafe
and taste b! gentleman III Paris aud just received by
the latest arrivals from France. II will he found de-
serving the attention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of
Alexandria. mar IL
U Immediately after the sale Of the French en-
cravings, shall sell variety OF other art;cles-among
winch are knives, scissors, combs glasses, dies,
sewing silks, twist, fddes, gun, waters. knives &
forks, shoes, hats, cslcoes and other dry goods &C.
march II GRO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
Hy George yOhMs0n-

A IN fues.lay, the 18Th inst a, the Aprthecary
" Store of Mr. John l. Sayrs on King street, next
door to the Franklin IIouse--al his stock o'
D1nSs, Iie0icines, and Shop Fnynitnre-
Consisting Of most articles vended such o,sbi,,h
mcnts--and among those great variety Of the very
best glass ware. Terms al sale.
The Intergencer lIinscr the above tilisalc. -
March
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
YU Fishermen.
mar l1-tAf


I'D rdport shld and herring inc
I'D Cotton do do do; Rope Of all sizes; Cork wood
Tar; Long boards for seine boats; Oars
Iang oars, 49, 90, % and "a feet; 40 bis herrings
600 chesnu: rails
With general assortment Of cables, arolcIs &c.
cedar aud locust posts, g. ~, Il, u, 10, lSand 20
feet long; boats OF various sizes With general as:
sortmcnt of LUsiliER.
mari JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14
WEDNESDAY March %, 1928.

No. l5s.-Revnold as. Nc Arthur On mo-
ton, ordered TO be SCI Tor hearing on the sc
cund day OF January FERN, 1929.
No. l86.-D'Wnlf, jr. Us. Rabaud and others
The argument Of TINS cause was continued
bv Mr.. Hall, for the Plaintiff in Error, by
Mes,rs King ond Webster; for Defendants in
Error, S by Mr. Ogden, fer Plain,ff in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14

the benefit OF a second edition-lOnge menda-
tior. Thus the original accuser is not on
ly charged with The very offence he alleges
agains, another, but actually confrsses his
guilt, and avows his in,enion 10 repea, the OIL
fence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-14

brtveen those cltrcs VIII on every Wednesday morn
ing. leave BralIe,s whartin Washington AT o'clock
and Jnne,'s wharf in Alexandria, al O'Clock, and
prnceed TO B.ltimorc and will on every Saturday at.
,ernoon At S o'clock, leave Commerce street wharf
IN Baltimore and return to Washington
Passengers will be landed or takenmp0n either side
of the Potomac ry cr, and 50 soon As necessary ar
rsnrccns can be effected. fixed places on the route
viii be designated, whereat freight viii be received
and delivered.
The excellent accommodation the boa; affords, Tor
Messengers whether ladies' or gentlemen, her great
sncrd and Ahc fine sccuery ot the coun'r, 'hr ugh
which she passes conducc TO render travelling by heI
very pleasant.
Goods will be trans ported the rates charged tor
their carriage in the sailing packets, and as the rot"
mac bridge presents OBSTACLE To The BOATS gong
To G. orgrtrwu such nry be destined there, VIII be
delivered at no greater expense thar would have to
he paid if the same could he landed at that place -
The expcditon and certainty attending TINS mnde OF
CONVEYANCE offer such induccment to merchants
as vii, t is hoped, ensure their patronage
Applicatan 10 be made to the Captain on board, or
TO the unlcr-rnenoncd agents.
I 9odry,c Smith, Washington,
.SumI NJ Jonney, Alexandria
UUHam NOrgnn, Georgetown,
CR0rIes W0rihiNgfOn, baltimore
Washington March IL. u