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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20

still living. So extraordinary a circumsr.r,,
would, in most parts Of Italy, have been ~
mitted miracle at once, without further ;,on.
~. To the praise Of Piedmont, howeyera !.
it said, the party was for some time con,;S.'
ed as an iinposior, and means were taken 10
detect her. Amongst Others, sentinels w.
placed at her bedside for four Or five week, h.
order Of Prince Carignan, Hen Presump,i,s =
the Crown, and whose country SEA; is in ,t'
ncighborhood Of Raccouisg. No deeen,;aD
lowe yer, on her part, or collision on ha, -
her friends, was discovered. \ still pr,s,a,
proof of It's being no trick is, the constap, -
Iusal given by herself and friends, although =,
ry poor, 10 accept any presents or pecuniarr
assistance, which, from the numbers Of ,is;
ors, would amount 10 no iTconsderablc sum
Her answer is, that living without eating a.
drinking, she stands in no need of money
mother fact may be mentioned as strongly co,.
roberative Of her honesty. Some month, sirc.
she was extremely anxious 10 have tie uos
Sacrament administered to her. ,ierv wish.
were complied with, bu, after swa!ouinc, viii.
The utmost difficulty, he conSscrated wafer
she was seized with the most racking sDa,u.
which Listed FOR three days. 4 book has bee,
already published upon her case. entitled u.
tale rilrato di Anna Garbero;" since which \.
has been mentioned in The Gamma Bioeraf,,
published IN Turin Her appearance i, that Of
a perfect skeleton, covered with parchmrp
but her face remains yearly in its natural STAT.
She herself seems b, no means dissatisfied ,;,l
her situation, as she considers 1t the effect Of
miracle. LOHdOn COyisy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20

,sres,ed.-,he disposal, through the mediation
of Russia. of the claims Of An,erir an ,iuzeus
for solicitations; the Yves, India commerce; and
the situation OF Greece. The Presidents re-
marks on the latter subject are quoted with
much satisfaction by the Courier; as appiaud-
ing the course pursued by the allied powers,
which has been denounced by portion Of the
present opposition in England. The following
are the remarksor the Courier upon the lasi
mentioned point.
This Is the measure. be it RENE rabercd, Tor
which frelful and select opposition among
ourselves can find no terms Of reproha:ton IN
the English language sufficiently strong;
measure which has the direct sanction OF Eng
land, France, and Russia, aud the tacil SANCTION
of every other state in Europe Ifor no: one has
seen the Justice or expedeney Of protesting a.
gainst I'D and which the President OF the IN
TIED STATES appIauds with such cordially -
Really, when these facts are borne in mind, 1t
is difficult 10 express our admiration OF thai
extra sagacity and that astonishing, intrepldny,
which has enabled the persons in question TO
discover, and give them courage to declare, thai
the intervention is a foul blot upon the cha'ac-
ter of England. The point in dispute IS De-
tween Europe, as speaking through the ACT OF
her legislative Governments, and a knot oil mai
contents, on whom if the blessed sunof Heaven
could only shine by permission OF The same
parties, il would shine curse and nul'ahce
Where the real strength of a cause IS likely to
lie, thus divided, requires no very profound
thought 20 discover. Ii resolves itself pretty
nearly into the case Of the iuna,ic, who. when
asked how he came to be confined IN Is diam,
replied. "why The fact is l thought all The
world mad; but all the world were too many io'
me, here am"
The Pertinent was to assemble Tor business
on the 22d January, with no very good organl-
zl,on, as we Judge, on the part Of the
ministry. 1t is said, and we suspect with
some truth, that an effort h I'd been made, even
by Lord Goderich, to bring both Lord Holland
and Mr.. Brongham into the cabinet, but tina, o
the las, the King positively and inf xib'y refn-
sed his assent and only with reluctance would
hear of Lord Hol.rds being introduced. Lord
Goderi his position is an uneasy one, and ru-
mors Of his intended retirement, on the score
Of impaired health, were in circulation. The
Marquis Wellesley had returned 10 England
from is vice regal go ernment IF Ireland, and
the Marquis of Anglesea had succeeded him IN
that s,ation.
The American forces in the Archipelago &
particularly the Sloop of war Warren, Capt
Kcarney, doing good service in pro,ectns
commerce from pirate al depred-tions. The
Constitution WAS al Smyrna
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20
For Adams,
For Gen Jackson.

from Louisiana. we learn, that, since the
visit OF General J4ck>yn to New Orleans. an
p' arances are indicative, even more strongly
th@n previous to il, f deposition amongst
thr REQ lie NOT to withdraw from The present
Administrator a liberal support. In the Le-
s's'a urr, mere is no donhi Of The majority be-.
ing IN 'a'o' OF The reelection Of Mr.. Adams,
ana 'hr ia's: New Orleans paper (of January
~ 'prak'nE OF apropostd Legislative recom-
mend''l"n OF Nj. Adams 10 Inc People of Lou
i'iana' say: here is no need Of such aid;
la se majority OF me People of,his State are all
reaoy wen convinced tina; Mr.. Adams is pure
p't''o, 'h" a",e sta e@man-that his enlarged
ana enlightened views Of political econpmy are
sacn as must ensure The success Of the ime-
,n'r sy@'e'"' and, Consequently, the prosperi>
ty OF the country"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20
From the Salem Es'er Register.
PUBLIC SEN TIMENT.

AT the last Presidential election the vot.
given for General Jackson, induced many o.
our wisesi men 10 h,'e strong doubts of The
D, rmanrncy of our republic, and last summer
the apparen, apathy of The friends Of the al.
min.tration made US almos'despar. But the
apathy has passed away, The people nave open.
ed their epSs To the iig'l, and 1t i, now nexl 10
certain thai Mr.. Adams viii receive in Novrm-
Der next, twu-thrds 81 the electoral votes for
the Presidency. A the last election he idea
of any danger Of General Jlok ,on's success
was considered SO preposter"us thai none we're
fully aware of it, hence his incom prten'y was
nni held up TO the people, and gratitude FOR his
military servic. threw 4 mantle OF chart over
the glarng defects IN hi, character Bat the
false security of hat day has passed away, The
eyes of the people have been opened, and the
Ganger may NOW be consldered as having pass
ed. We shall now present view OF public
sentiment al This time, as correct as the best
sources Of information can give.
THE EASTERN STATES,
Which give fifiy-one votes, are entirely united
for Mr.. Adams. He is Of us and we know his
worth, and The Interested views of few talent.
ed men canno, change the public opinion here
10 Maine three Of their most adroit poitici ms
who have bren abe TO ret ain the state on other
subjects in vassalage, have toled In vain 10 ere.
ate any eHrcIual opposition to MIR. Adams
The late Convention has shown how utterly
hopeless are their exertons. In New-Hamp>
shire MIR. Hill, Of the Patriot, has exercised as
great ascendancy as the leader, in Name, but
he has arrived at the crisis Of his fate; Inc Sc
cond week in March will throw him pr ostraie.
Gov. Bell will be elected by two-thirds OF The
votes, and nearly every Senator friendly 10 the
In The other New England
States the opposition have always been utterly
poweress,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20
From the Massachusetts, Journal.
VIRGINIA.,

The following is on extract of letter from
a gentleman in Virgiria to his friend in this
city 1t bears honorable testimony TO the in,
tegrity and energy Of the Virginia character;
and exciles the most cheering an,icipa,ions of
powerful support 10 our Columbia ed President
and Secretary of Sac, from the independent,
and high minded People Of that SAFE:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20
From the National Intelligencer
oOfkEME COURT OF THE. U. STATES.
MONDAY. Fpbru.rv 10 1000

! MONDAY, February Is. 1928.
The Court met at | o'clock.
| P'e,ert, ali the Court.
NoS5. S,ump's Executors VS. Depealr's TX
tcu'r'&, and others -Appral from Alexandria
CIRCUIT Court. Mr.. Chef Justice Mar hal
delivered hr opinion Of the Court. Decree
affirmed with costs.
N" 81 ihe Postmaster General Of the u
hiea o'a''s VS. Souhwiok and others.-On
questions adjourned to this Cou,t from the
CIRCUIT Tor the Southern Dis riot IF New York.
Mr.. Chiei Jusicc Marshall delivered he opin>
ION OF the Court. Ord, red 10 be certified in
l"V'r Of the Postmaster General of the United
States
NO &c Macarthur VS. Porler's Lessec.-Er-
ror 10 Cncuit Court Tor Ohio District. Mr..
IhIei JosIce Mars all deli, cred the oDinion of
tht Court Judgment rev r,ed
Mr Sergeant argued in favor OF the motion
maze oy him al prior day, 10 re-ins,a,r tbc
causes 81 o!card and others Lessee W Ceci,
ana another: md Same vs. Davis and ot,ers.
""lch were non pressed at The las, term. The
m"Lion was opposed by MIR. WickIiffr
NO 70. Nicholas and Others VS. Hote,s-
ms csust was argued BY Mr.. Kew for the
pialn'ltfs in Error, and by Mr.. Coke, for the
Defendant in Error.
NO 80. Saunders Heirs IS EInendorff.-
APpfai from Kentucky Circuit Cour. Ap.
penah's and ApPeIIees called, and no, appear
ing, appeal dismissed
On motion OF Mr.. Ogden, Charles C.. King
anu ogden Hoffman, Equires, of New York,
we're admitted as Attorneys and Csunsellors of
this Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20
piano Fortes.

nlSHEY THoMP ON has lately recen ed on safe,
4 at his Book, Music, and Stationery stores, Penn
sylvania Avenue
One piano forte, fror, the mandatory of Duboi.
Stolsrt, New-York; constructed with the latest IN.
provcments, patent metallic sounding board, clrcu..
case, rose wood front, six octaves Price $3.50.
One do from the same, with drawers 81 octave,
S2lU
One do do do extra 25y
The workmanship and tone of these instruments are
superior to any for sale in this District.
One do made by Ryder & Tallman, Philadepha
with circular case, additional keys. drawers, SC Ss
One do made by Loud &. Co. premium nstumeE,
similar to the above 500
=. +. viii be constantly supplied with instrument.
from The above manufactures; and will furnish to orde
and forward to any part of the District, to Norfolk O.
Richmond,
iii-:- {, oiann Enrtes 5& aniaves >. ilii
10 do o. do iS
Elegant do round corners &c. 20
DO do do octayes 80
DO do do and drawers rs
DO Harmonic do rose wood front, &c. 10
Oo Cabinet do do 81.
Spanish Guitars 10, IL. so and S35
Flutes, Carionets, FIageolcts, Flies, vions
BaSsoons, Hand Organs, &c.
New Music forthe above instruments
feb bot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20

The region OF Gen. Jackson, give Sixty h'e
votes: of these Mr. Adams will receive al iras'
for,y-two and Gen. Jackson not more than
,wrr;v> three. If tie General Ticket Bill, now
b, fore The Kentucky Legislature IS adopted,
then Mr.. Adams votes will be increased Tour,
and Gen. Jack>on's decreased to the same "a
noun. In Mississippi which we concede TO
Gen. Jackson, movement IS commencing ior
Mr.. Adams, ana we should no, be asIonished
if year hence, his own state STOOD alone d
monest the mise South Western and Western
states, in his support, Even in his own Stale
and Town, the most respectable classes In the
community are opposed TO him.
The SOUTHERN STATES.
There is no part OF the Union where the
publ C opinion i, undergoing greater res
vClation an in the South. S ates which a
few months since were considered entirely Sc
cure for Jar k,on, have drIfied from the moor.
ings and are now entirely float. There is no
State but what berrays some ieverish symp>
toms. Some meetings have been holden in
South Carolina, and the administration candi-
dae for The Shcriff4lty has succeeded in
Charleston Georgia is divided into two hos
tile parties, nearly balanced, The Clarktes and
rrouptes. They are evidently at variance al
ready on the subject o. the Vice Presidency,
aud il does not require much to divide them as
to The Presidency, since their controversy with
the National Government is settled. Virginia
probably al this moment is opp Sod TO the adj
MINIS ration, but the work OF resolution is in
successful progress, and before next November
we tdrnily nope, she vi BIZ arraycd with
the administration. North Caroline, we have
reason 20 believe, is with The admin str alton,
and they will also recei, light Of The eleven
votes Of Maryland Making every allowance
then favourable t. Gen Jackson, at the pre-
Sent moment, of seventy VOTES, leaving tifty-hse
for Genera Jackson.
THE MIDDLE STATES.
New Jersey and Delaware are entirely secure
for Mr. Adams. So VIC believe is Pennsylva-
MIA, and SD we believe are wo.,hirds Of New
York, versatile, corrupt and huctuaing as she
is. rherg fore, OF the sere pty-6,e votes given
by the Middle States, sixty vii! be for MI Ad
ans and fifteen for General Jackson. The fol-
wing estimate, therefore, may be SAFELY relied
upon by the fends Of the administration, as
one In which they cannot be deceived res
peCts heir own strength. 1t will exceed this
estimate.
IS States certain for Mr. Adams,
VIZ: Massac hus. It's, Maine, New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont,
Rhode Island, New Jersey, Della
ware, Ohio Indiana, illinois, Mis-
souri,, Loulsian 81 votes.
States in witch the votes are un-
certain, or may be divided three vo.
ting in Districts-New York, Ma
ryland, kentucky, Pennsy
Vuginia, North Carolina-half the
! votes, 81
For Adams, 1853
E,,.(
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-20

EXTRAORDINARY CASE Anna Garbero, an
unmarried woman, about 40 years Of age, resi-
aing al baeoonigg, town about 40 miles
from URN, has ceased TO eat any food what
ever since the 9Th of September, 1925, and is
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NissOiWtiNn of patMersh,u.

V1HE Partnership of RoBISsoS SaiNy is htreb,
L dissolved by mutual consent. All persons iuLrb;
cd to said firm will please call aud close their acco
with James Robinson, who is duI, authorized 10 sl.
the same, and all persons who have claims against Sal.
firm will send in their accounts and they al be p,5l
JAMES ROBINSON,
feb l9-St ST EplEN SiIINN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

Lite Rock, 4. T. dprii 80, lS2s.-Dming
the present term ofthe Superior Court the, e
nave heen Two trials. under indictments tor %iur.
der, which have excited more than ordDaIy m-
terest. in consequence of the ofierces having
been committed under the most aggravated CIR
Cupistances.
TIE first was that of JoHN STRICKLAND. for
the murder OF George Deeop, both privates OF
the U ;. Army, stationed at Cantonment Glib
son The commission Of the act was clearly
aud conclnslyely proven BY the voluntary con-
LESSONS OF the prisoner, during his conhaemen ,
accompanied with the strongest corrobaiory
circunS'aptial testimony. SO strong was the
testimony against the prisoner. that the jury
we're out but a few minutes, when they, return
Cd a verdict OF Guilty.
The other, was that of JOSEPH JoHssoN, char
ged with the murder OF Hereunder Dartdson.
In this case there was positive testimony against
the prisoner, as TO the commission of the mnr-
der, nor indeed was there any showing that Da-
wilson was actually dead but II appears TO US
almost impossible 10 produce Il stronger chain
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". ourselves, should sntrrts'a = proper ieel-
no IN this .nblscf, ani act viii just regard
- our e.sn rights and onr o,sn duties. II /
eaql1 collect around me The whole pornla-
ton nj New Englaut. ~ If could caasr ny
..,e. IN b. heard nver al her green hlllt, or
slonp every one Of her pleasant streams, n
1be axetrisa Of trus Gal Affection. would
sev 10 her. IN the isnfuose OF lnr freh mas
ter al III, naAin,s a. lie nod conduct.
"1b,s above afl--fn taiae own ssifhs true.
And IT aaist falsw. - tho nis hi fte jay
rhe, anal mol then be false 10 any man
Mr. President. / have delayed yoo too lonF.
I beg 10 repeat nv thaHts i"r the Kindness
which la, heen manjf, stsd towards ne, by nv
fellow rii,zens, and 10 conclude ~ ree1prorns
ling Their GOOD wishes.
The CITY 81 Boston Prosperity 10 all her
Interests, and happiness H. all her citizens.
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IMPORTANT DECISION

In the case ofthe Franklin Bank of the iii =
OF Ne" York, which Suspended payment few
days since, the Char ceor has decided ii nj deoo.
@it' are NOT to have any preference in payment
over bank notes.
We cannot object 10 theequity of this decision.
though IT is extremely hard upon the deposi.
tors but we deem it highly itnpoli,ic. as if NAV
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TOrgcries "A young man from Bremen. was
yesterda, arrested on the charge Of foIgng
IA draft for s333, purpoung "a be drawn by
Henry Lear Of Philadelphia, IN Brown and Ives
of Providence Il. l. and erdoIscd by olurges
and Perkins OF tins city, winch he negotiated at
Alslynf aud Dy kers', He con'rsses C Jorge
~ and also cone ases 70, ging other drafts, VIZ :
ID draft for $50 on Gallagher ADD Mason,
which he hid ca,hed at Aliens IN Providence,
Il, l. about a year ago; about three weeks a2o,
at / Ayetteyille, a drdt fol- 500 on Van Gendt
Ind Pey pers, of this cry, but no such hrm eN-
ISIS, and that was cashed by Mr.. Stalks OF that
place about five months since IN Pnuadeiphia,
a DRAFT Tor SiS7, IN the name OF GdliaS her and
Mason of tins cuy, on Nc DonaI and kdgely
OF Baltimore, which he had cas- ed there about
four weeks since al Norfolk, Va. dIait OF S15
ON Van Gpndt and Peppers, winch was cashed
by Rob. Sauters. and few days ago one tor
S233 in TIL name OF Ne2en and Van Lengarke,
of Philadelphia on Thorudy ke OF Boston, winch
last he drew ia the Exchange IN this city, and
had il cashed by MesSis. AlIens--,one OF the sig
natures he obtained from the book IN the Rea-
ding Room IA the Exchange.-h henever he
was ont OF funds be sat down and drew bill
aud had il cashed without any 'liiiculty as he
states. ~. Y. Eng.
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from the Natchez Galaxv


In the course Of the invrstie alton 81 Cen Bur
govnes conduct before committee of the
House OF Commons, in relation 10 his defeat aud
surrender in America, the Eail Of Baicarras.
who commanded the Infantry under Rurgo, ne
waS examined as witness The follow mo
questions aud answers apprarin the evidence
Question p" In how many instances do Won
remember The rebels defending their cntrench.
meois sl,er they had mad them ?"
Ansucr -" We never got view Of their en-
ucuchments, but such as they had voluntarily a
baudonrd,'
Q.--ls 1t then to be understood that they ne
ver defended any entertainments
Il Ihty never did
These answers leave the impression that the
Americans always retreated whenever the,
und the enemy approaching, But, pushed a
litlc farther the Noble bari LEI out the secret.
@ Do you tnink that thc British army be-
ing well provided with ~ lilery, was proba-
bic reason Tor their not defending enlrench-
ments 20
Il" The reason they did not defend their
enuenchmcnts was, THEY ALWAYS MARCHED
or OF THEM AND ATTACKED is Inc best D I
nj possible reasons Ion then not gclang a peep
at the rebel ent enchments.
Jadieiarg System in Aigisrs-W Whenever the
Judges alr embarrassed by cuutradictor, depo-
snionS, speedy termination is put 10 the rria
by general baainad0 administered on he spot
10 thr salntiil, the defendant, the counsel and
HE Witnesses.
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F0i,EIGN IXTELLiGEYCE.
FROM MEN!CO

ibh Mai u
Charleston, June 6--Wc learn from Captain
BURToN, of the brig Sra GuR arrived at tins
port his day, that an express had arrived Al
Matamofas on the evening Of the l9ph Of NAV
IN the remarkably shorl time OF even DAYS from
the city OF Mexico, with orders 10 the General
toumandadt, To make provisions for the rcccp-
ton of n army Of % % men, which s'arres
tom Mexico three day previous 10 the express.
lh's army WIS designed to be stationed at dr.
ierent points on the coast, IN consequence oiau
expected INVASION OF the country bs thp Span
Iards, under The command OF Gen. No8ALEs Is
sisted by Com. LABoRnE and his ncrt. tn
Spanish force was understood to consist Of IL, :
900 men.
I6e General Commanaant, likewise had or
dos to drive all the carde fain the asst
Al Matamo"as confidence prevailed, thai
the Spaniards would he REFUSED. if ,andiae
WIS ATTEMPTED At any place of consequence
Owing to this fecug there vas not so great an
excitement at Matamoras as migt have been
supposed
A Mexican Government Sloop from Vera
Cruz. with 5n0 barrcls Of gunpowdcr and arms
on board, bound to Na'amords, WAS wrecked on
81 Dago ON the l0lh OF NAV the vessel and car
cargo we're entirely lost-crew saved.
10iral ofhe Matches nj Peusucoir-Thr'U
5. Ship Ndtche9, GEORGE BOD. Esq. bearing
the broad penuaat of Comm ,dore ElDcrrY. an
chored outside the bar AT Pensacola on tde ODD
alt. eight days from of Iampico, Mexico all
well
The Spanish squadron under command of
Com. LAB0RpE, was hourly expected off that
ooast TO blockade the ports of Vera Cruz aud
Iamplco, and for other hostile purposes. The
old Spaniards were leaving Mexico by every
convey ance; II being the intention of the Gov
frnm Mt Of Mexico to send all who remain when
the Spanish squadron makes lis appearanc
ninety miles into The interior
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Rather Qner:-A Western Editor makes the
following apology for the ndn appearance OF his
paper on the regalar day Of publication
- icel ashampdto own the fact, hut " murder
will out" The plain reason was. my readers.
Hat nv dear wife said must stay at home and
tale care Of he children. while she went to a
Camp Meeting, md AS am a peace making
sor ofaman. did MS | was bid, which is the only
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-19

From the Boston Erening Builetin.
The Race Horges.--We learn that two ofthe
celebrated horses sent TO this country by Adlni-
raj Sir Isaue Coffin, will remain at the Stables