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Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

'ESllE subscriber will offer for sale at public VEN
= due, at the house of John M. Smith, in the boz
rough IT mng ION, Del ON ednesda., Goth November
next, TIE following Real Is ate,
IN BRAND WINE HUNDRED
NO. l. a Pan alton on the main Post Road from pha
depha to Wilmington, d miles north east OF the
latter place, contanlng 80 The buildings thereon
are two story stoe house, spring house and log barn
Also, atwo stry frame house, coach house and sabe with
other improvements and conveniences The above farm
susceptible OF division into two small farms, having
ample improvements for BOTH and well located for that pur
pose.
No. 9. A tract Of Land about miles from Wilmington
bounded by lands of Samuel MClinock - -Aidred and
David Penny, containing % acres 70 perchcs; IL
bO pefchls whereofs we'll tmberedthe residue cleared
ani I
No s. A lot of Meadow called Sand Run Meadow, |
bounded by meadow OF Wm Weldn, Jno. Almond, Hem
1y Iatmer, and the Marsh Road, containing acres 150
pe.ches. 49,
divided INTO lots by road opened through t bound
ed by marsh Of john Amond Henry Latimer, the Marsh
Road and the River Delaware; one lot containing and
the other acres.
4 NO g. A lo OF Meadow in ditto, bounded by the Marsh
ROAD, masn Of John Weldin,---sharpley and Island
4 rtek, containing b acreS
i in THE BOROUGH OF WILMINGTON.
No. Z. lot OF High and Walnut streets, i19
feet inches High street. by 76 feet, inches Wal
nut street. This lot will be sold entire or divided into
butng lots OF 13 ieet inches front High street
t each on III Gh street.
Two frame uses and frame stables erected there
viii be sod separately to be removed OFT the premises
{ in one week after 25th March next.
No. S. lot French street, between Broad and hent
feet 'front.' and extending that width 254 feet IL
80, with the improvements thereon, consist
ng of double story brick house. brick coach house
t, and stable, present occupied by the Rev. Mr. Gilbert
No. 9. lot Broad street, fronting 552 feet on sad
by 268 feet inches in depth to Kent street, not
yet opened, containing about q acres connected WITH
and suitable appendage as pasture lot to No g.
No. 10 A lot of Market and Hanover streets
fronting ~ Market street. and continuing that width
to Shpiey street. feet Il inches u the adjoining lot CAL
y be added if desirable to suit the purchaser, making
% teet 7binchcs in tlont Market street.
Possession will be given 25th March next of all thai
part Of the above property rented to that day and
Tie residue Immediately after completing the title papers
Persons wishing to view any pert of the above, WI
please apply to Mr. Morgan Jones or Mr. john Hedges II
Wilmington
Sale u commence at 2 o O'Clock, z. when the cohd
mons will be made known by
JAMES HE.MPHILL,
No. III. Spruce Street, Pfladelphla
October 90 1923. SITS
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
TUESDAY: October 2S, 1928.
Vol. Al.
~ Office.

All, persons having claims against the estate OF
Athe Rev. John Burton late Of St. Georges Hun
dred decd as also against the estate of John Bur-
ton uhe younger) of the same place decd are re-
onested to make them known to the Subscriber, pro.
pery attested for settlement ; and those indebted
70 either of the above estates, will make payment
without further notice, to
RICHARD MANSFIELD,
Administrator Of the Rev. John Burton, and OF
John Burton Ihe younger) decd.
1Eddicto7yn DEL Oct 90, 1928. 54-laW I'm
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
2 O 70
Front Lattle's Religious Magazine.
THE MARCH AND END OF LIFE.

We are fastening on we are fastening on,
TO the sleep Of years that are vanished and gone,
To the voiceless chambers that lie beneath,-
To the silent halls of darkness and death (!
Like the instant Bashing--the ftfu light,
OF the passing meteors i'll their flight
Like the sunset hues OF the summers eve,
Like the forms that in fancy's loom weave,
Like the flowers that blush at the opening day,
We blushhng, and blooming, and fading away
Through ltes chequered mazes Of Joy and wo,
Through The grief and the gloom OF this vale below,
With the fair and the brave and the proud and the just
We are fastening to dust fastening to dust.
Ye pumed band of the stroag and the brave,
With your FURNISHED swords and plumes that wave;
With your banners that stream the breeze unturPd,
And your shouts that frghten the trembling world;
With your hattles that burst like flaming flood,
And pour their gathered tides Of blood;
With your red cannon's wrath and war, that make
The mountains, the valleys, the oceans quake;
With your barred arms, and uplltted lance
And your backen'd brow, and your fearful glance,
Midst the sabte's stroke and the dagscr's thrust.
Ye are fastening to dust ye are hastenlng to dust
Ye lovely train of the humble and meek,
Who wipe the tears from the aged cheek;
Whose voice the gathering cares beglne.
And make the hears OF the sad to snllc 5
With your tears that stream Der the chilling bier
OF the plous, that dwell no longer here's
With your smiles that bind up the broken IN hearts
And pour in a balm on the poisond dart;
With your prayers that rise to the throne above,
And bring down the blessings of peace and love
With fair and the brave, and the proud and the JUS
Yea fastening to dust! Ye are fastening to dust
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
From the Neav En- gland Farmer.

From the Ne1v England Farmer.
The crterian of beautiful COW, according t.
Wilkinson, may be thus expressed
She's long in her face, she's fine in her horn:
She'll quickly get fat, withou, cake or corn,
She's clear in her jaws and full in her chime,
She's heavy in faux, and wide in her loln
She's broad in her ribs, and long in her rumP,
A STRAIT and Hat back, with never hump;
She's wide in her hips, and calm in her eyes,
Sne's fine in her shoulders, aud thin IN her thlShs.
She's light in her neck, and small in her tail,
Shes wide in her breast, and good at the pan,
She's fine in her bone, and silky Of skin,
Shesa G,azcr's without, and Butchers within.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
From The Masonic Mirror,
TEE BIBLE.

There is book to mortals gwen
To guide their fleeing souls to heaven,
To cheer the heart ia SORROW drear
To Danish every ANXIOUS fear.
There is book to guide our life,
10 keep us ever ree from strife,
To snow the way to heaven aboves
That place is an eternal love.
There is book holy book,
The precepis pure, are which God spoke
To cheer the mourner's sinking heart,
AID bid the rising tear depart.
There is book, book of JOY,
That will the shades ffear destroy,
That guides us so place of rest,
That place where righteous souls are blest.
There is a book whose power divine,
Does with a blessed radiance shine,
To cheer the heart III sorrows hour
And rob the tyrant Of his power.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Delaware Riflennen !!

Eparade in front ofthe Town Hall, in full uniform,
E with arms, sc. in complete order, on Saturday
the 1st of November, at past o'clock, A. M. be-
ing law day. The Company will march at o.
clock, to join the Brigade at Clarkes Corner.
A. HAMILTON, Capt.
esd Oct. 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
For Sale,
M gaY a first iate Stallion,

who,e. pedigree places him in the first rank for
the turf being the son of old Oscar, out of Poppct
both noted strains. He has been pronounced by
good Judges to be equal to any stud ever raised IN
the peninsula, ,and his colts are excellent Tor saddle or
harness.
For further particulars apply at this office.
October II, 1928. 52-tt.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Attention.!

WASHINGTON GRAYS, will assemble parade
order, in front of the College, on Saturday Novem-
Der 1st at o'clock, A. M. with arms and accoutre-
ments, prepared for inspection according to law.
By order the Captain.
ROBERT RlTCIilE, F. S.
Wilmington Oct 21st 1925.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Head Quartcrs--lst. Brigade, Del. Militia.

71euu VUu71c7 ." ~ ~. 1'1.vsss'
October A. 1928.
TVsIIE Artillery, Light Infantry and Rifle Men, be-
u longing 10 the first Brigade of Del. Militia, will
meet in Brigade at Clarke's Corner, in full uniform
with arms, sc. on Saturday the LIST day OF Novem-
Der next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Battalion Com
panys. wishing to Join the drill of the day are
invited to attend-the line will be formed at l 1
o'clock, and companys that are not on the ground
in time to take their place. cannot be admitted after
the line is formed-Field officers Of the different
Regiments forming the Brigade and their staff, will
report themselves by 10 o'clock, A. M. on the day
Of parade that their stations may be assigned them
By order Of tbe Brigadier General
JAMES ~ SUTTON.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
EAktOn bank Notes received
at way.

The few remaining DRY GOODS, consisting of Calcoes,
gnghams Marsailes and Valencia vestng, crape Water
loo and other shaws silks for dresses coaks bombazets
TARTAN and Carcassian paids, Denmark satn camble
drilling cambric book and Jaconett mlsins and hanker-
Chiefs SC. &c will be sold what they cost and the Elk
ton paper received in payment at par for the ame Those
who prefer s6g the paper for good money! in prefer
to taking can have it discounted u M by apply
ing to EDWARD !. bhlL4,
No. II, Nlarket.Street, Wilmington, Del
47-5m
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
By authority Of The STATE Of Defa1eafe.
cTf TfARLES POLE, Governor of the said Sta

TO all to whom these presents shall come
WHEREAS on the first Tuesday Of octobcr being the
seventh day of that tsonh, the year OF our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and tweny-eght, eiecuohs TOT
bnce of Representative of and for the said State IN the
twen,y6rs Congress of the United States were held ac
cordnp 10 the laws of said State, i'll the several counes
thereof And whereas for the SAID elections nue
manner made out signed and executed have been
cd IN me according to laws of the said Stae by the res
,ectiye Sbers of the said countless and having examined
id returns and enumerated and ascertaned the number
of votes for each and every candidate or person voted tof
such Representativc, have found hensey Johns Jun-
or ESQUIRE to be the person highest ~ vote and there
fnre duly elected the Representative OF and Tor me sad
state in the House of Representatives OF the United States
rSr he twenty.frst Congress Of the United States.
l. The said Charles Polk, Governor aforesaid, DO mere
fre .ccorlin 10 the form of an Act OF the General AS
sahlv of the said such case made and pfoNdea
declare the said kensey Johns, or, the person hges
~ yoe a the election aforesaid, and therefore duly eject
od the Represent of and for the SAID State OF e
y.re in the House of Representatives aforesaid, for ut
twenty first Congress uf the United States.
49,, Give, under my hand and the Great Sea
of ,hc said State, Daverthe thirteenth da
sMx4AG.ES. of October, the Near OF Our LoRn, on
.gENzlM;. thousand eight hundred and twehty-eish'
sSsSsSS and Of the Independence of the sad stat
s1s11' tile hfty.third
BY the Governor, C1ARhro IohN'
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON, Secretary Of State.
52-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Real Estate in Delaware,
.Ht PssbIc Sale.

vESllE subscriber will offer for sale at public ven
= due, at the house of John M. Smith, in the bo-
rough IT Whining Del ednesday, Goth November
next, the following Real Is ate,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

List of Letters remaining in the Post ollce, al
Middetown. New Castle County and State
of Delaware, 1st Oct 1928.
John G.. Anderson
Alexander Bias.
Mariah Colbert William II. Crawford, Wm. II.
Crawford Esq. VIM. b. Cochran Esq.
Outten Davis Esq.
Mary Ann limerick, Mary Eastborn.
Charles Foster, John Frisby.
III
Peregrine Hendrickson.
i Doctor Moor.
John Pitt G. NJ. Price, Benjamin Pennington.
N Laurence Simmons.
Elizabeth Vankeuren.
"
Esther Woodruff.
ANDREW GARRITSON, P. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
From the National intellgencer.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS- ST. SESSION
Nlonday february II, 1888.
IN SENATE,


Mr.. Eaton, from the Committee on the Dis
,rict of Columbia. reported bill Tor the moor
poratlon OF HE Female Orphan Asylum IN
Geor setewn, District Of COLUMBIA Read, and
ordered to second re.dlng
The enrrossed bill to compensate Susan
Decatur. aud others, came up for = third read
,np and af,cr some discussion was passed
On motion Of Mr.. Ridgrly, the lelor' OF the
Committee. to whom was referred a resolution
authorizing d revisal Of the rule Of the Senate,
VAS taken up.
Mr.. T.zeweN made some inquiries Of Mr..
Ridpelv whether The Committee hid exan,ln-
ed The sixth AID seventh rule, aud the ol cum
stances e a decision. made NO years since, by
tie Pre- sident Of the Senate. to which inquiries
NJ. Il. r piled, ina, these rules Dad been consl'
rsrc,I and no alteration IN them thought ne
cessary. Ttls was the opiNion OF al The mem>
hers of thu Committee, but one
Mr. Kane also made some remarks.
N, Fo,t said he WAS the member OF the
ro,pni tee who disstnted from the rest, and
IN ,be Committee he had proposed an amends
men, 70 the 9TH rule, which not bring adop,ed,
be w,,,id now off,r il to The Senate: after the
w,,ds SCALED TO ordey," insert, "By The Presi
4,len, or Senator, he shall sit down; and eve
,,r Question &C order shall be derlted by the
apr siden,, without debate, SUBJECT to all ap,
"pe a 20 the Senate; but he President RAY call
sfor The sense Of tse Senate on any question oil
"order.
On Ibis amendment, long debate took place
IN hich Messrs Rugglcs, Macon, Foot, King,
Dickerson, Van Buren,, Benton Cham ers,
Smith. # Nc. M'Lane, Smith Of South Caro-
lima, M'Kinley, Tazewcll, and liayne' partiei'
pated. mo-
Mr.. Eaton then rose and said, that ne was
oonvnc ed, from the course lhe debate had taken
the subject would not be decided this day. ana
having proposition to make, which could not
| be made ai,er this day, he hop'e The SENATE
would concur in motion to lay the report on
| ,ht table.
| This motion was then put and Carried.
| Mr.. Eaton then moved the reconsideration
| of the vote Of the Senate given on Friday, on
| the bill for the relief Of Abraham Ogden and
others.
MIR. Haynr wished 10 know the ground on
which the gentleman made this motion.
MIR. Eaton declined explaining al this lime
and moved an adjournment; aud
! The Senate adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
From the National Iot-,lig-ncer.

SUPREME COURT Or HE y. ~ Al ES.
MONDAY, February IL, 1925.
The Court met at | O'Clock.
Present al he Court
No IS -Brent's Executors vs. The Bank of
Metropolis On writ oferror 10 Washiugt on
COUNTY Circuit Court. Mr.. Chef Justice
Marshal delivered the opinion Of h. Court.
Judgmen, Of Circuit Court affir,n-d, with
costs
No sl.--The Postmaster General of the u
ri,ed States KS Stu.hwick aud olhpls.- his
cause was submitted to the consideration o!
The Court by The Counsel, without argument.
Ne 7s-Bril VS. Wilkins and others The
sreument Of his cause was continued by Mr..
Jones for the DEFENDANTS in Error, and by MIR.
Row an Tor the Plaintiff in Error
No 10 Cho,ard's Heirs and Deyisees VS.
Barton and others.
No 80. Some VS. Gaunald.-Appeals
from the Supreme Court Of Alabama. Appel
iants called, and appeal di,missed with costs.
No 76.-Woolstoncr of, VS. WOODS oncrofl. -
Writ OF Error 10 Louisiana Distirci Courl.
Phin,iF called, and wit Of error dismissed
with Coss.
Nos. SO and s4-W. and c Smith vs. Johns
son, and Johnson VS. w. ard {. Smith,-E ror
% Aix4ntlria County Circuit Court Dismis-
S d agreed
No 90 Macarthur, vs. Por,cr's Lessee
The argument of llns cause was commenc ell
by MIR Baldwin far the Plaintiff IN Error, and
by Mr.. Ewing for the Defendan, in Error.
On motion OF Mr. WHIT, Attorney General
james Dunlap, Esq of the District OF Cohm'
bia, was d ,ly admitted an Attorney and Coun'
selor Of This Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

BY ;hc brig Sea Bird, the editors of the Ball
i'm re American have received from heir cor
respondents i, ST. Thomas, a file Vt the Times
% he 23d January j. elusive. and the Shipping
is W ich viii he found under the proper Lead.
7 our Al 81, Thomas an the 18th January, was
selling Asst. rhr Times ui the Esd SAYS
"a report S ii circulation that the Spanish
Sq,ad on undcr Commodore Laburde, has been
,a.sr seen of Trinidad; it is therefore prob. bic
S-rCelona."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

Departed this life yesterday morning, IN George
town. d. G.. MIR. WILLIAM RHODES, formerya citizen
of this place His friends and acquaintances are invt
ed to meet the corps at the Methodist Church at
O'Clock, p NJ where discourse suitable TO the occa.
sion will be delivered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
g3IFl{,ll,p NEWS.
Port VI aieXaMdYia

SAILED, Feb. ll!h.
Schr. Ti!ton, Triton, Boston
ARRIVED, FEB. i2th.
7steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with pas.
seneers, reports topssil sclir. below, oosnd up
SAILED,
Brig Sea. Horse, Everett, Maranham
From our Correspondents qf the Beacon Office M'os-
Roun,, NorjoM FEB l.
The U. s. ship Falmouth. Captain Morgan, has come
up from Hampton Roads and on shore between the
Forts.
,'he ships Balloon and Tuscaloosa, from Baltimore
hound tn Ria Jsneiro have gone to sea.
The brig Spartan Winsor, for Port Malon, and Ma
ryhnn Damon. for ST Barts, viii go TO from the
Roads to-day.
The brig CONTIGUOUS OF Bath, ~ days from New
orleans, bound to Philadelphia, spoken of the
Capes on Friday last
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against the schooner
a Rose in. Bloom owners, requested to pre-
sent them on or before the LIST day of March next
We wish then 10 make final settlement Of her &C.
counts. NJ hiLLfh q SC"'
feb II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. Hamilton, from the COMMITTEE OF Mills
tary Affairs, to which was referred the doeu-
men,s communicated by the Secretary OF War
in obedience 10 the order of the House of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
Eton He Ns,r. Ycrk Dailr .fSrertissr.

CUBA.-Ns have receNsS the An and 5lh
aumherS OF The "Anaes de Ciencias" Of Cu5a.
They ale principally devoted 10 the history,
H'"s and modes of mraufat IurinS or preparing
some ct the chief produrts al tuat island, with
satisfied facts, scicut,Gc ubsrrva ions, sng-
Se' i"n$tnr the improvement ef,he agriculture,
red", &c. Useful facts, discoveries, and n
'cn'i"ns are assiduously collected By the learn
ed author, Seuor Sagra from fa, eign scienti-
nc magazines, and made known, through The
M NUN OF us monthly Publication, for The be-
zen Il lie l'NahlieD's ~ whom thy must no
U''ht prove oi great practical benefit These
nHHoers contain, among other taings, papers
an the processes Of making sugar from molls-
ses, the culn a'iun Of flowers, *. sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
UOu Thursday the 14th

inst at 10 o'clock, A. A. Solemn High M.ss and Re-
ouiem will be sung at ST. Marys Church, for the re-
pose ofhe soul Of The late most Rev 7m5rose Mare
ch.l. Archbishop of Baltimore and Sermon deliver
ed ON the OCCASION. by the Re, Joseph W. Faireioagh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
y ~ SIX y .T:D.2tkAAa
,,,sn,y MORNING, FEsRUAgY IS, 1893

~. Co pmir,ee of The House OF Represent
- whom was referred The documents
.o;oy the six militia men," has, as was
Gun" .,.a made C. ,psiis ,casAing report. This,
like the rest of the schemes will fail.
o. - ranno, keep back the d0c""''af'' and The
-" viii form their Judgment on the facts.
" n, assertions ard arguments OF inie'
-e>,sG paft:z4'''' sa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13
Notice,

NOtlcc.
T0ursuant To decree of the United States Circuit
i Court of the Dis,rc, Of Columbia, for the oun'
y of Alexandria the creditors Of Eliza Dulan, deed.
are required to exhibit heir claims to the subscriber
on or before the 10Th day OF Februar, nest.
jan 15-lm master eommiss'QAes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

c,rro Of oranges from FLORIDA arrived at
, ,,.u,or, las, week The Ameriesh says that
-. rol size and fine favor convinced the
os, ,ceptical, that an ex'ensionoi their euit-
,.io, is alone necessary to render us indepen-
On o,hsr countries Tor our supplies OF this
,a;,htful tropical fruit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

OF the negotiation between the commissioners
! of New Jersey aud ". York, for settling the
| differences as 10 ,erritory and jurisdiction be-
ure, owing 10 the ua,carranfa6fe Pretenslons of
New York, and submitting TO the Legls ature,
the propriety ofadopling such measures as they
deem laexDeii- nt M the subject OF SAID con.
troycrsy; also as accompanied ts, The report Of
the New jersey commissioners, and the state
menl or he same, touching .he merits aud his
tory Of the controversy, that exercises the feel
Hirgs AMI in, Olives the rights OF the two states,
and the people thereof.
II appears by the Macon Telegraph that the
Creek Indians have held council, and ratified
The treaty made with Col. Nick nney, Tor a
sm,rll strip of land, which j, has been contend
ed, was not embraced in former cesson.-
c. orgia now has Ill tn Greek lands W thin the
limits Of the Sta'e, and there is an eEd Of su-'-
ject which has been the cause of long and UNI
pleasan, controversy. Mobile Register.
The Delaware ard Raritan canal bill. which
has been for several days the subject Of consi-
Iteration, in the House Of Assembly, was orr
drred 70 be engrossed on Tuesday. The vote
Oh it, however, is not perhaps true criterion
Of the strength Of the parties, on the inai roIe,
though i, is now believed that it will pass ,he
Assembly by 4 smal ma iority. Public anxiety
has been, and sull is tip toe, as its uam ate
fate IL the Council il is not yet aseertained
how the vo'e will sland.-[ Trenton True i'm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

NEW JERSEY LEeisL,ruaE.-On Tuesday,
- ne Assembly, M ss.ge vas received from
VIC "oYernor, se,linS forth IN Detail the result
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

n the Senate nf Maryland, on Thursday last,
o,,mor,al was prcsen ed Of he Washington
- D.i:imore 1'0rnpike Road Company, pray
ag law 10 au'horize them ~ eo"s'f"'' RAJ.
- ., connec, the cities of BAtimore aud
"A ,dine,on, aud to Augment their capital Tor
TIA, purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

Haian-ds An Official estimate 9th popu>
!a'ioR OF this city, in 1916, presented the FOL,
ing rtsnts.- Wire, 1890, free persons Of Co,
.'r' 1910 slaves, 1910 TEAL 4,446. The nuns
o'r OF housrs vas 7o5, mort tnan TWO thirds Of
v ich were built Of the PAIN tree. In 1896
Il" estimate was G's-whiles, 5,ol5, free per-
'oo' oi color, 1858, slaves, 2,6So-total 9,SS3.
III Ten years, therefore, me poulation Of Mas
"'las has more than doubled. The great
'amlsr OF slaves is ata ibutsd to thu imitation
- me fashions o. Havana, where private fam,-
"SS arr Supplied with grea, many domestios,
more iSom ust,ntation than couvenienCe.-l ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

rtc statement Of Mr.. Howe of the present
condition Of Greece, published IN yesterdays
,,Der, viii probably excite Sro'hrr effort IN
hsbsf Of that suffering country. Several oil The
y,r,h.rn napcrs have recommended new sub
,crin,ions for relief, and new committees oil
,oI',,ion. We trust The spirit viii progress,
The North American Review, during Mr..
Sharks absence in England, will be under the
.l,erinrcndcuce Of Mr.. Everett
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-13

y. has been reported from Havana, that the
S'Fz'San ship OF war Asia, has been spoken at
ga In company with prize, Spanish bug
u war THIS NAV be unbound d, as letter
las ben received by gentleman in this city
rom Havana, of recent date, IRON an Office r
u me Marine department, which makes no re-
sren5e to il. iH.