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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-28
Mrs. hoagkinsOn,

" oo,. OF the late Captain Hodgkinson of this
tas pS.r wishes to receive few genteel BOARD
Sos PueaAon to be made to her u. her residence
teranS,'s between Pitt and st. -9saph-streets,
feb "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-28
FoRT WASHINGTON, MARYLAND,
NM Cd 1900

Muy Cd, 1899.
CEALED Proposals will be received by the subsc III
= Der, until the 5Ist day of May. for furnishing This
post with two hundred cords ofgood, sound, merchant.
able Oak Wood the delivery 20 commence as socn as
the contract is made and the contract to be completed
by the first day of November The wood to be corded
in Fort Washington, at such place on the hill as may
be designated.
The names of two responsible individuals. intended
as security for the fuflment of any contract which
NAV be entered into, must accompany the proposals
Letters containing proposals will endorsed +" Fro
posaIs for Wood" hey will be opened al O'Clock,
L. NJ. OH the 5lst of May, a, this post.
G. WEBB,
Lieutenant, ard Acting ouartermaster.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-28
Sugar, Molasses, etc

sugar, SAOlasSeSs wv.
. flogshesds superior ST. Croix sugar
. 20 do W. India molasses
So tierces n. Orleans do
S do rice
IS hampers Irish potatoes
& casks cheese
5 kegs London mustard, landing from schooner
Increase, DelaNay, from NewYork and for sale low
the wharf, by LINDSAY, HILL Co.
mAl 26-M n,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-28
pElwRsDAY MORNING. MAY 49, $780,

,,g,bIohia, alexandria,, Washington,
cad Georget0,oR P.4ChE1S
-. 4 vessel will sail from philadelphia for the
liADi,e, of Columbia about The S'n: l1,n a; ana
5h d s 80 STEPHEN SHINN,
r24"A6 ~ Agent, Alexandria,
WILLIAM MORG AN,
Agent, Georgetown.
JOSEPH HAND, Proprietor,
SO South wharves, Philadelphia.
.-.b 2.-2awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-28
Paper Hangings. &c.

Paper Hangings. &c.
TIME subscriber being appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
Piled with, an extensive assortment of
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Which he will dispose of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful! articles have been
recently imported from Paris, and well worth the
attention Of the public.
Dyeing and Securing,
in all its various branches, executed in style OF supe
rior nealness Cotton and worsted Barrsgc cooured in
the best manner. Z. j. SAl.NETAf,
west-sihe ofRoyal, between King & Prince.sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-28
Cabinet, chair, and Sofa Manufac-

Cabinet, chair, and Sofa Manutac-
tory.
VAMEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand and
q will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST. Alexandra, g at the corner OF ioth ST., fennsy
vsnia, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the fashionable and irabe Furniture, which he
will warrant equal if not superior IN quality, 10 any
ever offered in the Distrct-ConsistinS IN part Of
Grecan, winged and plain wartrobes
Gothic pedestal endand plain Sldeboards
n;,to with ceilarett and marble slabs
renchand plain bureaus
Dressing 90 WIN mirrors
Ladies' and Gentlemens' secretaries and bookcases
pier,ables with marble and mahogany tops
piiler and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do DO DO
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grccan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
with areneral assortment of bedsteads ofrichiy
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all OF
which will be soldas low for cash as they can be pur'
chased ofthe same quality at any other mandatory
II the Union. D. &c
Nabopany q part of which is suitable tor handrals,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, coPal var
nsh of superior qualify, sacking bottoms. cords, &c
TURNING AND CARVING,
! Handsomely executed may
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

anu occupied by the Whites aud that they viii
mig 10 receive such compensation as government chose
to allow we admit. We say without fear of conrs-
oiction that tho transaction alegazcd robbery,
as almost oil treaties of the kind have been. We
notorious that lead can be raised from the soil thus
acqured m one season. in quantity Sufficient to pay
the consideration five times over. The Saques and
cxes occupy the mineral country the opposite side
81 .he RIVER and We suppose they must go next The
oioax VIII probably follow in the course Of eight
Ten years. We have societies in,mcrable, masonic,
temperate and incorporate, but not one to prevent
.n,s systematic oppression and pllage. When and
where isit to cease. a question to be asked.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
FSoai tks Mo- York .uoypiiig Asrols.
I'd pI AIN Talk No III

4
The Gust a'itarn ncsca that you md shnnns for money
Banks have wn out his notes ask HIM u we dad
hrss hopsand Zee hundred ard serenity four doass gold
and sirerP Ask him IL would no, have oeen as wei or the
country have imported that a'oant less IN woohens and
the one ,,;iioa hy,s dollars and upwas in
the country Win not full amount of American nianufac
wooens kept to next year LOT want OF az
lair prices because they have @ 1,n s ss %
h.vs 80 cn,ppngs wool mlsod because the cloths the
manufacturers sesdy made are on the shelves dom
This subject, If he does feel sympathy
a. rs and British agents. than for his brother Americans
,h.rr can be little what his answer will be.
ASK much Of he above gold and silver was drawn
nucb could Banks have discounted the strength Of W
ilbe discounts had udciousy made how many echa
s ma and merchants would have saved from
niS To enable him form idea of dis.
which be predicated small amount al specie
him the official of the Banks made the Lcgs
last winter The Union Bank for instance with only
forty fire thousand hundred aud dollars specie
in their vaults held discounted paper the amount OF
ntioa os hiaea and thousand, foc hundred ad
forty dollars &c 100 The disparity specie aud dis
counted paper he win find sill, sate by looking into SOME of
the Banks. .sr
The Utica ankfvi, t,ces,t thousand FIRE hun9r and
ZEN dollars and four cents OF specie in their vaults had dis.
counted bills To the of nioa, hundred and
forty four thousand, three hundred and fairly dollars and
cefs ASK him to calculate how much at The same rate mig
have been discounted only MILLION of specie dollars
That he be perfectly certain that correct relation
these hanks fer him book eniiilc Rules and
ORDERS &c pages $50 aud I62 printed Albany NJ the latter
part of the las, session of our LEGISLATURE t don, crowd his
head with too facts time, especially when he is
tered with Bank Ask hun reflect seriously what
iaiions may lead disastrous consequences the city,
and coutry When he has thoroughly des,ed these sggc
tons with tho acisak him cali aud tell you frankly eha,
he hnksaud whether lac candily advise Congress
repeal the tariff foreign goods the
and specie and whether he shall continue oppose
the American System violent as ever.
Noc See Report of the Secretary OF the Treasury of tho
exported 2S8 Dnc 25 April RIi 1923
I NoIe IL Commonly called the Red Book. i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS
From late London papers, received Mt he JJh;o
OHce - %

Extract n n Priraic Letter, daied ConsLrnJioon,,
June The place ofthe French Ambassador. in Tho
suburb OIL Pera, presents the most curious and anirna
ting appearance All the ailluent and DISTINGUISHED
persons OF the capital not only European dipotoatsts
but Turkish officers Of oil ranks arc hasteun0 IN
graduate his Excelency on his return II Is realIv
curious TO see les niiffdires cnLoe royge fred mill
tary cap the tnrbun being out Of uso) taxing the
hands OF the French officers in the most nfTsc,onate
MANNER Offering them the pipe as an emblem of peecc
and hospitality. The moment tho vessel which,
brought the French aud English Ambassadors came
IN sight OF the BosphOrus, she sauied by ali tho
artillery from the forts. Tie two comm ssoners an
pointed by the Porte, having been TO meet them n,
Scutarl preceded their Exccllencics with their row
ersin their holiday suits, and miisciaup An tho
shPsof every nation then in the port Of Copgiati no
pic, also salued thcinn crowd Of specut hov.rcd
the quay. The Ambassadors were escorted In tbo;y
hotels by their respective friends who had awaited
their arrival General Guillcrninot was attended bv
all the French merchants Mr.. Gordon who snpoo -
TO be on Inc most friendly terms with the Fioncb
Ambassador, was received in Tho same aattering man
ncT. lie excited more curiosity, but their npnoorcd
70 be moro cordiay the part Of the Turks towards
the Count Giullcmnot, account Of former friend
ship WHICH had existed between hem. The Gcncr-
al scarcely arrived 81 his hot before he received
message by the first dragoman from the Refs M.
teh'l Tho formal en'r7of the Ambassadors win
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

III -
Ere. h ~ norshcm gale.
The svnrssr Hcssss cfthe s1ess are gone.
The woods Of Avssmn, III sssund our vale. M
Have pot sfsir gloSy "a.
'rl,e sounsaiss that mi6;d
To their wide sweep. ~ colored landscape round,
Seem groups ofsani kiasr 10 psrplr and gold,
That guard tho enshsSssd ground.
the woods Thea csown
Where the gay company ofsrses loOl dO.sS.
Oh the green fields below
NY steps are sos alone
IN these hsghtwaiks, tho sweet southw est a, play,
Flies. tisifae, where the painted leavcs arc s,iown
Along the winding way. srN
And far IN heaven the WHILE
The sun, iliai sends that gale 10 wander here,
Tours out on tho fair earth his quiet SMILE
The swceiett of the year
Where now the solemn shade.
endure and gloom where many branches meet
- grateful when the noon OF summer MACE
The vallies sick with heat
Let in through all the trees . ss -.
conc the strange rays the forest depths are cf'gn'i
rbeir sunny coiored foliage N me ofscse
Twinkles ike beams Of lIshI
The rivu,rt late unseen,
IS hen pickering through shrubs its waters riii,
shines with the image Of IT'S golden screen,
And slmnneTinss oi the sun.
Bot, meath yon crimson tree,
Lover to listening maid might breathe his flame,
Mar mark, within It's roseate canopy,
Her blush Of maiden shame.
Oh Autumn! why so soon
i,cpay, the hue that make thy forests glad;
rny gentle wind and thy fair srnny noon,
81. Aud leave thee wild asid sad.
Ali, 'twerc lot too blcst
Tnseyer in lily coouroti shades to stray;
iiI,is, the kisses OF the soft south west ~
TO fove and dream Tor aye.
And leavc The vain low STRIFE
That make mad tug fot wealth and power,
The passions and the cares that witheT lie,
And its l.iiie lioir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
PaILAnELpn1A SAM. 81

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81.
or Shuze was not so fortunate to effect the full
purpose Of his vait To this city, in procurinr the
amount of finds necessary to the completion of bns
ness contemplated by The canal commissioners He
met with serious difficulties caused by tho
wording of the law Of the last session authorship
the loan; and it is now suggested that the Legislature
should be called together soon after the election as
would be practicable. Duties of high import then
await the gentlemen who arc 70 be elected TO tho no
assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

1sn fe,,s-Ne. astonssc,l when contemplate the
changes which have been e6c,c in tile years.
How rapidly the sweeping tide of time rolls on! The morning
of life passes of like DREAM aud look round in
tie companions Of youthful days Where gay, the
beautiful, tbs happy, with whom spOried the
sprslmess of youth aud the tucyanoy Of ejoyucn,s. They
here's knew them; loved them; sailed with
clown times stream in pleasures IA ie baTkbn where
they now? Alas they have gone before sthe whwnd
OF death drove them rapidly onward and they sailing
etenly's wide aud soreless searhe child
hood, too fade away, aud vcstse Of them LETT
taken that they have exnc s>iupenous wheel
present friends present companions will they st, he here
No, that is Improbable The grave perhaps will have swallow
ed iheni they he scattered lar awaysausegs and III
strange landTen years, and the aspect things MANY
very many, will be indeed changed The pale
that bends DER his heaps OF useless gul wrecks
OF ruined families and the last remains Of ooru wTcicclcs
where will he be?He and the beggaT, whom his
door, will have their long homes-is wealth have
passed into other hands Ten the that is
pouring volumes and seeking with such avi.y
knowledge will have acquired and perhaps have forgotten
The lovely maiden, whose mind and person ma;ure-
she beautiful she is happypeaure beaGs her counte-
and JOY spakles in her eyewii light FOOT lighter
Heart, she upon LIES slippery sagebt alas years
this lovely being will indeed changed the bIirh, scina.
ling sme longer plays upon her cheek; her laughing eye
speaks deeper than did of plea Ten
and what is beautiful will have will have
faded like the morning flower! Ten years. that now
sport The sunshine u prosperity Will wrapped in nisio
tunes gloomiest shade Ten and the of business
will have settled 'hs final account the fool will have grown
wise, and the wise VIII have discovered his The
Atheist viii have found his mistake the Christian have
realized his hopes. FRANCIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

An Italian in London has imported his native country
60 boys whom lie furnishes with organs others with
white MICE birds and other attraction and sends
item into lhe TO attract crowd beg noncy He
finds the bnvs lodgings aud receives from each siny nor
day l5f tile use of the toys, animals, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

BADTmcsf, Sept a.
Tie ship Exchange arrived Yesterday from Iiysrnoo,
hroght Steam Wagon, for the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
Company. W. '''U
The Barges attached 70 e Citizens Line OF sea, Rs,s
vent trough the Canal yesterday, Il being the fret yerar Trim
10 e better ihan two houTs We understand tha the as
angcIs were delighted wAh their j1unt and speak of hs melt
m or travelling a6ordng both convenience aud eouCo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

~ ~ Mr, OConnels Address to The electors of
cIaro the following passago;-"It is unnecessary
20 'I you TO behave with friendship and kindness To-
ne Nlng's troops Tho Kings army is the braves
kind and good. The merry and hieh-spirited cen.
Icncn who command our army. are considerable and
humane. The regular troops arc, in fact oil over
Hs.ind protoctcrsoud friends ofthe poool.. You
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24
KING WILLIAM LAND
ron c1y ~

TVILL be sold At public auction, at King William
w Courthouse, the 28fh of the pfescnt month,
being court day, on credit Of one, two md threg
years, all the right, tile and interest OF Wooaoh
Parrish in the following FFacfs Of Land yks One
tiac' immediately % the Pamunkey River, AH0wh BY
q Messrs g. Braxton, Richd WiIroy and Langburh's
estate, and contains 2I6I-4 acres: also one other
tract containing i42 acres, kpown by the name Of
comfortable buildings thereon
RICHARD e. WORKMAN,
CHAS ELLIS,
WIN. CRANE,
cert EFT c HENRY II. KIEG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

IecnsehIt is remark OF Burke that the rrde uninaso
we'd state society peculiarly favorable the strong emotions
of srbimy" In proof OF this observation, various spec
of Indian eloquence have occasionally published
but do not recoect TO have the following
Tecumseh, the authenticity of which relied on While
Gen Harrison Governor OF the North Western Territory
lie was depued i Mr. Madison negotiate treaty with the
Western indians Tor the purchase Of lands on tie
river Wabash Counsel accordingly convened and e
cumeh present In energetic orcite address he cx
hortes his red brethren 10 have with the zen
uation, and beware how they dpoed OF their soil When
be had finished speaking he looked arounI and observed that
the seat in tie Council designed for him occupied by one
OF the attendants Of the American embassy Cen Harrison
Immediately directed seat tn be carried him, which was
done with the renaIk,"Your father Gen Harrison offers
this seat uy father" repeated the Indignant wa
"e sun is father, and the Earth IL nv oher,, and
dia'eiy sat down upon the ground-IJour. Cora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

The Of plsbaso to me works clocks and watches is
likely sperscde that of oil Five plunbaao is prepared INV
repeatedly grinding and washing over by which means the
getty particles that occur in the lead are re-
mnye aud which If allowed remain would ncuralizc cycrv
advantage the plumaSo found give This done lie
prepared subgance Is applied with hair pencil either
in ,r of powder mixed with drop or vo of pre
spirit Divine IL readily adheres the suriace of steel pivot
well to the inside of the hole which runs 50 that IN,
rubbing surfaces longer upon another hu
plunhago upon Plnmbago. These Surfaces by their nu,ua
action, speedily acquire polish only inferior tia, of the
diamond and then the retaTdaton of machine from fctinr
is reduced almost nothing and tear from This cause
is totally prevented An astTonnmca clock made by MIR
Herbert Of which the pvOts and holes teeth of the
wheel had heen covered their rubbing parts with fine mum
baso fourteen years before not long taken pieces b,
a committee of the Society Of Arts examined; the surface
of pumhago found u be for the part unroken ami
Sgv polished and neither the pvots appeared or
examination With high magnfers, have undergone the ssht
est degree ofw6aE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

Hs 'hgesty,s .Net0 ZINE cooIer.-On Monday
iast inc magnificent wine-cooler, manufactured for
MS Majesty, by Messrs Rumble and Bridge was with
his NlaJestys Appreciation filed with port nepns, nj
inc manuiactory in Dcan-street, that the workmen
employed IN its construction might toast his Majesty =
noath, on the completion ofthcir work. This splen-
did vase weighs $3.50 ounces, and contains 30 GAL
Ions. There wore used in making the ncpus 10 s2a-
Ions OF old port, gallon Of brandy gallons of wa
ter, dozen lemons @ dozen nutfne0s and 20 uounIs
OF loatsugar. The vase was mounted on a STAGE Of
scarlet cotfg Mr.. Sharpe the manager fthe works.
stood by it's side, and with gallon Iado filled tcn
dozen OF pint mugs, formed for the OCCASION with
medallion OF his Majesty. The Kings health was
drank with ieryent loyalty and "God save the King
sung m INC same spirit Success to trade and 9th
or appropriate tooss followed, and were drank with
rght good will. The ornamental part of the vase is
0I Hlgnhcent design, vol suited to the Sovereign Of
The Sea. The carved work exhibits rocks of cverv
variety OF form, with bacchanccs and ponthers spor
ung IN a luxtrlant vineyard On the topmost rock
IS seen Engands ion md tho unicorn chainod NJ tho
opposite cndi the whole encircled by waves at tho
Oase OF the rocks are great variety of the most
curious shells. The whole presents an object ofun-
common splcndour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

,o,, idea may be formed or,,,o ~
t1 10 Which the vice gaming is carried o. on ~. bv eE c
where r"co "aum egs who inicst the various towns
rom respectable authority that enc w" 1--WE
~ -, ,,,"aIed I9'fyPopHds in ono Of the tomno.
es IN the very centre offhe Uigh-
e.e'' several other auins of rnpDitnIo tsc,o - ~
ana US trade was brisk and the canfno largc eno,
~ ".Lsnd tGwahtos TO the different depois Of ins
y WINCH they had opened, they actually hired two
men ~ the town, NJ ten shjllinao nor niob, .,
pay the P'iabtc game fdccoy duck s. for rs 49, ~
no, :" e'snarng the unwary by the tompIino m
Rontnnce OF Their Success. Amer cvyiDg p.c,tv
ianusoInc contributions on tho purscs of thc,, a,ei
IoIs VICTIMS one part Of the gang confded ,eni Is
70 he cnre OF servant. who lad been in ,1o;r
en- eP royd Sr fourteen years The temptation o~e U
iowcr ana taking example nv te az IoI'
ersi no decamPed during tho night viii Tho &c ,borc
yp~ ns Sc Ul sT industry and although every cnq"
pursuit co1nm m"ue AZ The usual Oubs and on active
'"c 'ug''iVe'--C hehcnham Chroaiclc, "''''u u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

s,o.;"i oocitor-Gcucral for Ireland las recoiyod =,
tain and 'G'alnor Tor the plaintiffs IN tho case Of Cap
, o6ae una Lady Agnes Byng against Gcrnrd Cop.
al tho .o acton tor slnnder, which i TO he tried
DIT VT. Sargent Good and Mr.. Gcorgc Bcnneit ave
retained for Mr.. Callaghon ''S' "'"'''' '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

we nave much pleasure in stating that at the rent
gay ofthe Earl OF st. Germans last week his I.orJ
snip generously ordered his Steward to return ten
per ent. 10 MS tenants out of their rents due nj
9i'd.ummcr last, the Noble Earl having made 70
auction OF twenty tiEc per cent. some tine before.
fai,aouM Packet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

'',uscoyy duck was put into basket, covcft
s,s ana carried away in cart from Mr.. WilkD.
vow % ~fa'rluncs, to Mr.. Bscoks Of Worcop, a Gis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

n a most extraordinarystnlo has reached ne f.on,
Kielg@e, for which our informnts are Of uno, os
aoned yetacty During one of the late storms fhros
OF the poor house at Redhl, where two Of ;bs,u
.nay oc seen at this moment. II is supposed ,hev
were taken up from the in a withhold fnsinIy1
Gus ., winch are known to have occurred and ear.
spot Brighton Gazette - 'oo aoo'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

VIII observe u wards them the n,os, e.,n
II am quite sure you will" '''enaiy conduct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

extraordinary and .Narro,o Escape.-A ma,
whhe undergoing I'm examination on Tuesday he.
and most unexpectedly, made a sprinr ,bronns y.
open window looking into the market and clea,;n,.
WIDE and deep area, its surrounding railing and
large s,al OF vegetables, henade clever and efc.
capture. Hsl he missed hls spring and fslcn 10
the area, tits probable he would have lost his life.