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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-21

Noe is the time TO use Stonsach'c Btffers,
n Grand Restorative to HeoHt
noCT wEnDERBURN. informs his friends and
~ the public generally, he has now on hana at ms
Shop ON Farfax.s,reet, large supply OF the ABOVE
uuequalled ar,icte by the bottle. dozc''' g4oh or
quart All who are DESTROYS of ENJOYING that inesti
mabe blessing. hea'th-ln climates iSe ''''' "h,f
SEASONS ofthe wear, will find it to their adrante to
use them two or three times day, as great dement's
will be derived from them In extreme cases of deb
ltv they have seldom faedto have the desired et
feet as can be provedhy number of our most r=Spec
table citizens Of both sexes. They have also been
ssed in many places in Virginia, viz: Richmond, Nor
folk, Gosport, Hampton on the Potomac' RHppahan
ncc and James Rivers, ard he lower counties OF
Mary land,--They also have been spoken ~ highly OF
in Kentucky, Pensacola Tallahassee, Key West, New
o,lssns, Mstanzss, (CubaH. Bermuda, st. Thomas,
81 Bartholomews and Martinique Each bottle has
I.be, of directions, and sealed and stamped with my
seal, to prevent counterfe's' ~,
price so cents per bottle, or - per dozen. Retail
har. frsouentiy sold them at 81, April IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-21
TERMS:

The public alton of the CHRoSIcLI will be commenc-
ed about the first OF July next II will he printed
in the best m amer, with new and handsome type.
The price i'll be three dollars per annum. Pavahie
during the s three months two dollars and hity
cents Ifpsid in advance,
Uoshi"gton, .9priil6 1923.
transformations to the above will be received at
this Office and ais at the Book Stores of J. e A.
Douglass. and J. A. Stewart, in this City.
tunes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

.,orious Reid, has been tried for fogery
IL - and sentenced to eigh. years hard la
3, me state prison,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
From the National Eatsifgenccr.
TWEEN rIErH CONGRESSES r SESSION.


Saturday, March %. 1928.
Senate did no, SIT To day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution moved by Mr.. Lumrkin, yes
terd.v, and laid on the table, was read, "a fol-
lows:
"Resoired, That the Secretary Of War be s.
he j. h ,eby, dire Cted TO communicate to this
House, what tribes, or parts OF tribes, OF lndl-
ans, have. under ths sanction OF the Governs
ment # the United States, emigraied from he
East 10 the West side Of the Mississippi River.
Aud also Is designate the States and Terrific
ries from which Said tribes have emigrated: as
well us their present place OF abode And to
inform his House whether III" emiera'ng In
dams aforesaid have ever been restricted, IN
mo,ing their new locations, TO certain and de-
fp,e parallels Of latitude. And, also, to in
form ibis House under what authority the EN-
irra,ion of the aforesaid Indians have hereto
fore been Effected"
Mr.. Vintou moved the following amend :
ments:
After the words, hnre smigraied,' insert, the
districts Of country 10 which they wen, * any
subsequen, removals of such rrines.' And, az
ter the word 'abode,' insert, stating the number
of Indans, in all cases aforesaid
These amendmen's were accepted IS mod,
IhCattOO ny Mr.. lInn' pNih, anu, ihus nouiHru
The resolution was adopted by the House.
The resolution moved bv Mr. Weems, yes
,erday, and laid on the table, was read, as
follnws:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Ma
w he directed 10 send to this House a list OF
The names Of all the officers in the Navy SER
vice, so Il, :anged To shew distinctly,in what
States they resided al the time OF their ap.
poiutme n, into the Naval service, the date OF
their commissions, or warrants, as the case
NAV, be, and, as FAR as records or other evr-
aence fled in his office will enable him, the
names Of the persons by who they wee re-
commended; also, the views Of shalDeparlment
respecting The proper organization OF the Navy
or the code of laws by which, in the opinion vi
the Department, i, should be governed.
This resolution sitter some debate was ORDER
ed to lie Oh the table.
Mr.. J. S. Barbour, Of Virginia, moved the
consideration of the following resolution 0tfer-
ed BY him on the 18th instant,
"Rrsolved That provision ought to be made
for excluding the agency Of the President in
the appointment Of the principal discussing
an,i counting officers ofthe Treasury Depar,>
ment and that 10 This end the Constitution of
the United States should be amended
Resolved, That as much OF any existing law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

cida'ion Of the facts connected with The abduc-
,on and presumed murder, or prolonged cap
tvity, OF Morgan, the enactment OF law iof
the appointment OF special agent, vested
with AL The powers Of district attorney, and
empowered TO enter complaints, cause pa,hes
aud witnesses TO be hound over, conduct AL
criminal prosecutions, aud in general do what
ever may oe necessary to full and fair JUDI
cial investigation and determination OF the
alleged offences. How far such an officer may
succeed, ifappointed, in unra,eliips the mys,
terry tha, shroud this dark deed, viii depend
very materially upon the energy, character ana
talents of the agen, who might be selected In
the hands Of an ordinary, or usnid, or nee
dy man, the agency would, to Certainty, re-
salt in nothing satisfactory. ~ z. american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
From the New-York Statesman.


Extract Of d Letter, dated Pans, Feb g.
"rhe people of this country are at present
agita,ed b, two points OF peculiar and strong
interest The frs. is an Impeachment, ii the
legitimacy OF the Duke Of Orleans, and claim
TO his possessions and dignnies by al English
Countess. The allegations OF the lady, who
is said tn have been born in Italy, are, that the
former Duke and Duchess OF ORLEANS, the sup
posed parents Of the pres n, Duke, were IRA
velling i,acognio in that country, and were rest
ioc at Verona, When her own, aud the birth Of
the present Duke took place; sh. for certain
family reasons, l, Wa, important that the heir
Of Orleans should prove 4 son, but that II was
Gaugh,rr-namely, hers,lc; and that male
chii Of an artisan OF Verona being born simu.-
tancously, they were secretly exchanged, by
VII CHI the young Eeronese plrbriar was made
French Prince, and The French Prince SIS turns
ed into young cit OF Verona. Subsequent
events acquainted her with the fact IN question,
and after culec ing all the evidence she has
been able 10 discover, she has come forward to
demand her rights. The affair Is so strange,
and the means oi proof arc SO difficult, THAI
doubt whether she will prevail
TIE second occurrence referred TO, is
wonGr, full phenomenon exhibited IN the person
Of ht,le girl, thirty TWO months old, 1t is
said ina, The whites Of each eye exhibit in dis
rinct lelters. which grow IN size as she advanc
es in age, the words " NAPOLEON EMPEREUR,"
in capitals. The word Napoleon is above, and
the word "EMpEREuR" below, the sight Of the
eye. which is lively blue. She has been vi-
sied Ivy the most eminent anatomlitS, who are
unable to detect any deception in the appear
ancr. The fact seems 10 be strongly at,csttd;
and is, of course, wholly unaccountrd FOR. The
people sem 20 look upon il as a sort Of Mira
Gle; while the more rejecting regard i, merely
as one Of those sporis at nature, which arc so
fantastic, and at umes so amazing
"The Ministry here, are in an awkward pre-
dicament. With large majority in both
Chambers opposed tn them, and !itlle CT no ia
lent among themselves, they seem TO be totally
unqualified for any measure Of distinctive and
Influential character IL is regarded h re with
more contempt, and aImos, as much abhor-
r. NE, as the last
Madame MaIihran has made triumphant
debut in this city, and has Ike wise sung with
! ereai applause at pri, ate consents. One was
at the hotel Of the duchess OF Byrri, who was
much pralifird al her execution. She was also
present, AID sang, at the grand marriage OF
| the daughter of LATTE, the great banker, will,
the son Of Marshal Ney. Her ultimate sue
cess is undouotef."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
Trustees Sale.
puhiic Sale VI N,anA.

TINDER decree &C the County Court of Fairfax IN
u the suit Of Peter Wager pl,rant. sgans' John
Gracfr and Ann his wife (forn.ily an Bis"lc) de-
fcnda's the subs Der will offer tor safe II ~ Lie
auction, at CATS 1Av in the County of fs"tsx,
Tuesday, tie LIST day Of lpr nert, all 'hs' p' Of
the tract OF Land in the sad county, commoni! called
AE7IREAfEN7,
formerly the property of Walter Brooke the eide. de.
ceased, which partition ngI his heirs VAS as
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres he the san. moe ar less
The sale will be made between IL and o'ci"ck.
Terms, cash. r. L. IAYl o.,
feb 21-tlA Cnm'r of Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

80 We are authorized TO announce GEO.
CHICHESTER, Esq as a candidate to repre-
sent the County Of Fairfax III the next Virginia
Legislature.
MINOR as a candidate 10 represent The Coun-
~ Of Fairfax in the next Virginia Legislature.
peWe are requested to announce Doctor
James Macrae, as candidate 10 represent the
County If Prince William in The next General
Assembly Of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

. Time since, two clergymen sailed
s, yo,s for Grea, Britain, 10 claim
. l.s,,,e, in I.ordships supposed TO be
a., Of ,hrm vas the Rev. a. u.
~ ro,rerly pastor of he Presbyterian
~ No fell, Mss. The New Bruins
-, has r, ceived intelligence that he
..,u.crcd 10 the title Of Lord L1ve'',
49,. with an annuity vftweny 'hou-
, -,uods sterling
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
Selling OFF at Cost.

THE subscribers with to inform The inhahit ants
l. Of Alexandria. and the public genera "; that
they ave commenced. this morning, to sell pu' rier
present stock of Dry Goods al prime cost, amounting
o UPWARDS of 90 600 dollars of choice and valuable
goods, consisting of British Irish, French Swiss Ger
man. India and America" goods. Country merchants
with those wanting family supplies, vii find it much
to their advantage avail themselves Of the present
opportunity, as they shall get from yard to piece
at the same price as purchased b. the ut
the Auction Sales IN New-York
They will be saving from 20 III - per cent %" al
most every article. 1t is not like MI old establish
ment, selling out at cost with damaged and unf'-h-
iouable goods it is well known that they onl! open
ed in this place on the 10th orOct 1897, AMI they as
sure the public that their goods nt rh' latest I'M
portatons prior to their opening. They have been
receiving by almost every packet from New YORK
inc an additional supply. al Of hch has been Sc.
lected by an experienced merchant
They have received by the schr Virginia from
New York, shipment Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

o,,rrfNew Hampshirc) Republican IN
tie result of the late election l" ''a'
b. -, the following ha.
,,,, .own Of S,ulli, IN sent t,co Delegates 70
I.,n Coryrnuon previous 10 the riccuQn'
JiIN,,'' u...,irg IN. same town gave but
.,,. Cr the Jackson Ticket. "ha' has
ro,,e Of 'othtI!"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

as empowers the President to remove a. plea
sure, aud without the concurrence Of III Sea
| ate, the principal accounting Officers OF The
Treasury, ought 10 he appe Altd
Nj. Bartlett observed; tha', when this reSo
luton had, on former day, bren brought into
the House. its adoption had been urged on the
ground tha, the President of The United States
had TOO great power over the disbursement IT
the public money; and the mover had, among
Other things, stated tnat the contingent expen
ses had swelled from $1,000 o, the amount at
which il stood on The first quarter of Mr..
Jeferson's Administration, to Sl,llo,ooO: Mr..
b. said, that his object was not to oppose a
resolution designed 10 foriiIy the accounts hili-
ty OF the Executive branch of the Government,
but 10 contradict what he considered an errG
neous statement. IL the gentleman would
give himselfthe troubls of looking back to the
Treasury report for the year 1902, he would
find that the total expenditure for that wear
was Is millions. Out of This 10 millions went
10 discharge he Public Debt. The balance Of
5 millions was al the discretion Of the Presi.
dent Of the United States, for, until 1917; the
President had the power Of transferring appro-
priations, though specifically male, from one
ohjrct to another II was true, that hi, evil
was partially remedied in 1902 but nc, COM
ple'ely until 1917. In 1902, The appropriation
was general in its form.
Al This point the Speaker arrested the
remarks of Mr. Bartlett, the hour allotted for
the consideration Of resolutions having expir-
ed.
The House then resumed the unfinished
business Of Friday. being the Bill for the relief
Of Richard w. Meade. Mr. Bunner smoke at
much Length against the bill, and Mr. Dwigh,
followed, in reply. Mr. Oakley then, Mr. p.
p Barbour ho,ing withdrawn his motion to
strike out the enacting words, moved TO
amend the bill so as to make it the duty Of the
commissioners only to make enquiry inro the
cas-, and report 1T the next session the items
which ought to be allowed. The amendment
was adopted in Committee, and leave was re-
fused 10 the Committee 10 sit again. The
amendment not having been reported 10 the
House, Mr.. Oakley renewed il, and il was
again carried. \ call was then made for the
previous question, bat before that question
was taken, the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25

"a MORGAN EXCITEMENT has pi oduced
S,,,, acting Governor, a message To the
va, aaSer'ins 10 'ne state OF feeiiug in the
@Hu recommending with view 10 an elu>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
Dollars BeWar0.

AN away from the subscriber, or rather was KID
IL mapped BY his father, in the month OF Iy o, A
gust last an apprentice boy by the ,name of JdhES
GR.4NDISON GRIHES, Is or Is years of age; he
had ON when he went away pair of white linen trow'
sers and waistcoat, black bombazett jacket and
half worn black hat. forewarn all persons from mar
boring or employing said boy, as will enforce the
law against all such offenders. 1t is said he is some
where in the neghborhood Of Middleburg, Va will
give the above reward and all reasonable expenses,
to any person who will bring him home.
NOR 29-3t SAM. BAGGETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
=. .ss3.y y IT--D.l'.2IAs
MORNINGS, MARCH IS, 1928

in the Baltimore American that
- has been formed in that city UNI
i''''. :h e the Maryland and Virginia
'% company" The object Of The Com"
~ .bl,sh line of steamboats, to car
~ ,,d;,e and produce. at regular stated
( ...O F,altimore, Petersburg & Rich
~ 4 :, r,pi,al is Slso, 900, all of which
~, subscribed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
AUCTIONS.

Wy George Johnson-
0N TUESDAY MORNING next the 25th inst at
" the Auction Store
hid Port wine
) half Or casks red do
kegs Y. Tyson tea
few dozen assorted cordials
10 sides red sole leather
1 box excellen mt drab wool hats
Onions in barrels, and many other article.
Al private sale,
IS pieces casinett
1 bed and bedstead
l dining table
I side board
! secretary
A few dozen fur hats at New.York prices
hhds good molssses
5 casks sweet Malaga wine
Candles, loaf sugar No anu . march %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-25
SPRING GOODS,

which they are opening this morning, all of which
are ofthe newest and most fashionable style. They
would give LIST OF the separate articles, but trink
unnecessary LONG so, they can assure the P.o,c
that their assortment embraces great variety of the
most fashionable and desirable goods.
march 24-3tawtt. KYLE UaW SUN
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-23

complete, for they then felt certain of their
sufferlngs being at an end. The surf,
though on the lee side of the island, was
very high, and threatened destruction to
the boat. Mr.. Addison hailed the men,
and, the moment his voice was heard, Paine
said to his companion, 81 am sure that is
my old chief mate" and it was Ar three
or four years before they had belonged to
the same ship. AS the surf ran so high,
1t was fortunate that they had left s1fi-
cient length of coil rope to throw into the
boat, and hold on by, which enabled them
to get on board without much difficulty.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-23
WHOLE No. 2ss6.

&c. &c. But these fair ones (who would
have thought it J take their grog, like less
secluded people. He found labels for bot
ties, inscribed Rosaglio," "Golden Wa
ter" and Water of Life" the genuine eau
dc vle, probably, the real Cogniac.
Now for the Harem, (Charen.1 The
great chamber of audience of the Sultan
Mo1her IS surrounded by mirrors, the dona-
ton of European kings. Near this are the
baths OF the Sultan Mother, and the princi-
pai Suitanas, formed of white marble, and
iighted through glass from above. Into
that OF the Sultan Mother fountains play
from all sides, and all the rehnenents of
luxurious bathing are here found.
In another part of the Charem is a room
OF entertainment, where dee miin0res amuse
themselves with comedies, farces, dances,
and music. The private apartment of the
Sultan is called the chamber Of the garden of
hyacynths. In this magnificent chamberis
the Sultan's private library, each volume
being in manuscript. The ceiling of the
room IS OF FURNISHED goId-groups of arms
hang around the walls, which sparkle with
the light of the diamonds and gems on tbs
handles and scabbards.
what figure Cossack would cut in th;s
temple OF luxury, tossing off goblets of sher-
net, and mlngling his barbaroue hoarah with
the song OF the Sultan's n;ghtingales
~ Y. Courier.
'Safcophagus means a consumer of flesh. It
IS sepuchre. The ancients gave this name
to certain stone, in which corpses being en-.
closed, IN forty days, bones and all Excepting
the teesh) were wasted away Now -a-days, the
. .s nave got the start of bones and flesh in
the progress Of decay.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-23
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provement in the now deteriorated charac-
ter OF the people, and a rapid development
OF all the elements ofgeneral prosperity.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-23

some of the keepers at Exeter Change (Lon-
DOM was lately killed by lion, from his igno-
rance of this peculiarly. On going into the
cage of lion and awakening him' the animal,
not seeing any way Of escape, instantly killed
the man, whom, probably, under other circum-
stances, he would have caressed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
Slight 2&eaufug.
AN ITAILAN STORY

AN ITALIAN STORY.
The POSthUmouS Papers nj q Person nyo,I Tar,
contains tale Of extraordinary interest rathcs and
beauty. il IS too long for insertion in our columns.
but, suppl Dg the place the portions we have omit.
led, by links sufficient 10 ie main incident Of
e story and make the Whole intecitle ue n0,- nrc-
sent it TO The reader in the persuasion ia. his
;hies cannot fail 10 he pow efI!Iy excited in Tie
gFess of the narrative, ell ~ is tcuciiro ard
rSen raglcal termination.
a STORY OF OLDEN TIME r. ITALY.
81 am the daughter OF noble parents V hon will
al name,-!or they should rest upIis-,accd m their
lonbs.-~hO LETT sole heir cf n arrc estate ~ ;e
most fertile fields of italy. ] had far arf sia,,I.
halls vsssaIs for service in court or field ladies 9
attendance, and every Other Ihire needn't or ones
oil with which human pride can be Tar1rergd. a.d
iODOTt or humonr desire ordescrve Mistress ccthssa
eGEIabie possessions, had mary prirc:jy srors , ~,
rIet With such honon able entertainment as thcr ma
ny pleasant qualities nrTcd. But tbofe was one no
yer among tho=e f4licripg sn!tors vl, ,e.. q,
thriving woocr WITH my heart, lfougl fc he'd nor.
w0rshipppd al lis sl5inP and ~ mhI have had ft,,
"orab's 10Y as 81 which he either too iu,rh,a ~
i1o proud to ask.
This was Tie noble gentleman called G,ilo 20
%ed'cis, tie owner Of tie poor esaIe, torr9irr on
tie wider slilfts of mite. lie was OF IN anrir,, 800
~ poets painters sou F'ors legislators ard ,rebofs
Of all tie intellect If Italy dat proud .nd rIcre tie
.:'nd ofhumbls Genius q, 81 more 1ob:;, dr., d. 49,
tfe body Of meicy honorable biilh. Butte ort.l rr
write. IS now cold m grove ou!y ya,ter than h.,
great capacity tie earb rrutr-~ir~ ne sra. err,
rJn!d these ni5efa'io and s.! r,'lI trars which. I ~
tue rccDHCrlin0 81 g." Gr:nnr which have d,rc 49,
nuwaier tia sea. hey would not enough ,ro,,,- . m
vi" Is he drowned nope ard pfi, o. nv. 9rsf l.,r
J 'fa: vanIy therefore 90 ,rcaa s.B ,fr~I t..
icy never wash away uor an, lie CT Gya. atone
io- 20 heaven and nv country"
flows (r; ''''
from ',mn i"q..ri-- li,l lad made a,-r,.-r-.
'L'ssiic 'eafni dat is heart l"icj, 'sdtl,r..
l6ssh!e 10 be 'ar1e, e- uf.yocsLly g.grn H. i..
FAR I}ianc2 daughter pf isr,sri l,o.,-,r,r.: 49, .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
FREEDOM.

IN lice, fair Freedom, I rr,irc.
From Gattery, cards, and dice aud an.
= or art thou found in. mansion higher
Than the low cot OF humble inn.
i IS here with houndlsss power rs;-u.
Aud every health which begin
Converts dull r1rt TO brigh, can7pai-uc-
Such freedom crowns i, atan i#u.
: dv from Pnmp,T Gy from plate.
Fly from fllsehoaf's specious grin.
T.esdom love, aui form hate,
And choose ny lodgings at an IAN.
Her, wai;e..take MY sordid orr,
Which lzckeys else might hope to WIN:
! buys what courts have not in store,
I; buys ne freedom at al inn.
Wbne'cr has Travelled lif.'s 4 Ill ror,s.
Where'er his stages may have been,
Aiay sigh to ihink he still has found
The warmest welcome a an inn,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
! dearly lov'i y garden flower.

dearly lnv'd y garden flower.
Which near my summer caSrmen, srcv.;
fall that dwell in field or bower,
None half SD sweet ever knew!
Many time, with fnrd delight,
I've bent its faultlcss form above.
And kissed It's leaves, and deemed it m. lit
Still bloom for me, and be my love.
The autumn winds blew high and bore
My iairPst from my sight away;
Uourncd its fate an hour or molr.
Then gave my heart 10 other sway.
bird with an en"ha n,irg tone,
The miuS;rr! of an orange gr--vr,
Became my captive, end though,
He'd live and share a naideu's !orc.
Eu' one nigh! to my window came
fhc tinklc Of a soft guitar,
and tones that hung upon NY name
My birds notes were less pleasar, Ia,
J gave tie warbler leave to 90
ia freedom TO his native grove,
Aud Sighd, POOP thing ah, now knrw
Thou vert not meant 10 be ms love