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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
For Sale by the Subscribers,

on Pipes and half pipes cognac brandy. 9TH proof
III various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
punoheons Jamaica rum 4h proof
do NO particular rum, 4th proof
$50 so h1%s }N E rum
IS barrels country gin, Campbell and other brands
90 do Winch, st,r superior wiskey, some dis
TILED from barley
20 hogsheads st. Croix sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
So hugshea,ls prime retailing molassas
chests Tyson and Young lily son tea
100 boxes sperm candles
So do mould do
25 do CASTLE soap
25 do sweet oil
on barrel, No. Boston bay msckerei
$50 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manufac-
turcd chewing tobacco
bales hops, LIST and 81 quality
10 tons Russia hemp
go coils Boston patent cordage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Duponts Brandy WINE gunpowder of dit.
ferent grades, single, double and treble r.
in papers and cannisters for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot OF all sizes
so casks llbberts London brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
MrTocds pale and high cOiored old Lond0n p1rfcu.
lar Madeira wine in casks of ever, size
some Of which entitled 10 drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Alicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga Wines in or. casks
Passarate
sarseilles Sherry
50 boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of all sizes
- 200 reams wrapping paper
90 bundles sugar-loat do
ST. reams foolscap and pot do
70 cases boys and mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes OF all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
Also, - bales German hempen oznaburgs, ucklen-
burgs and hessans
3 do Russia diapers
rs bales and cases 4. 7S. 4-4, 9 8 and 81
brown ard bleached shrtings and sheetings
Blue and yellow nankns
30 cases printed striped jeans
4 do white jeans and dr'llin6s
do printed calicoes, hdkfs and sbawls
s bales brown drIlings
5 do tckings
5000 lbs. Gotten yarn, assorted numbers
20 pieces No and cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic fisnneis
assorted qualities
IS packages mixed and plain sattnets. kerseys,
hnseys, 8 and 6 4 twilled cloths & casinetts
so dozen Germsn,osn half hose
so do worSted do
100 do lambswool. worried and Vigonia hose
so do lambswoo, worsted and cotton Emit
shirts and drawers
Broad cloths, cassimeres and wastcoatings
Ahantlsome assortment Of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss muslins
a., 4 and 6 cambrics and jackonets
BOX and fsncy British musiins
sept2 A. c. CAHEhoft Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
Sugar, coffee, Yea, etc

Susar, coffee, Yea, etc
SAMUEL MESSERSHiFH OFFERS FOR sale
cc, lids 1St Croix, Porto Rico and N. o.
10 iS0 barrels sugars, par, of which is prime a.
$50 bags Rio, Porto CsbeIlo coffee, part prime green
6 6aT chest, & HysOn Tea sgYs
s chests
so 10 & Is h. boxesS SO
a IS ho't es atheists boxes Imperial do ~
i, . half hs f. e ssss. Hyson do ggs
powchong and Souchong chests aud half chests, do
10 bags heavy suma,ra pepper.
so hhds NJ Orleans and w India molasses
5 casks summer strained sperm oil
20 pipes Cognsc and Campagne brandy. 'Hennes
sy," Goddard e Co and Seignette's brands
IA half pipes "Seignette" do
6 pipes Holland GIN
100 barrels \. T.. rum
70 do Foley's and TrimbIe's American gin
1873 coils patent corjage, assorted
500 bags patent shot from the Phenix tower
10 tons Russia hemp
5 bales German hessans
20 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Lapham's cho-
colate
so boxes yellow soap for shipping
Is boxes sperm candles
500 reams No and superfne letter and No. S pot
and cap paper
200 reams wrapping do
so bundles ugarloaf paper and binders and bandbox
boards
Lisbon and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
l.. 2. Madeira i'll half pipes
TeneriiTc and l.shon III pipes
Hamper, porter bottles
1900 bushels Turks Island sal septl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
German linens.
Nothing Cellar

TIVE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
the public that he has OH hand an assortment, Of
Hines, B,0,Vn Stout, Loqdon Porter. lille,
ider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
For Freight
FOR weight.

For Eoston-.
~ The p,cke, schooner
~ PI0NEFR,
~ Eimb,ll Eldridge, master, will have despatch
andt,k, 500 barrels freight APpl, to
w FOWIf Y Go.
UIo ki.s recsired By said schooner. and for sue,
l6ltsssi,, X COARSE LIvtrp":N SILT
:QO larsesizr IGyef3oal filed sack blown salt
b d. 81 essay sugar
IS <, Calcutta do
= IS Rio coffee .
,,skets salad oil
10 boxes cApers
IL nNxeS Cast Z soap
,5m,t~ EnglIsh walnuts
= : ln sln,nnds oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
Am,erican FNanNeAs

american FAaneeAs
4 LARGE supply If white, red, yellow, and green
~ Flsnnes of best quality, for sale at the manuac
turers' prices, by a G. CAZENOVE & Co.
Also,
$50 pieces sattinett
400 do low priced negro cloth and kerse!s
oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
mo1DAY NOR anlsa, 0DTDB!aR SO, aseoe
FaN Goods.

DIV the ships Virginia and Boston from England
ID and nv other late arrivals, we have received
8 or 400 packages seosonabfe Dry Goods;
all of which purchased with great care, for cash.
and which are offered for sale on the best terms.
oct II JOSEPH JANNEY 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
SCHOOL


IL andria that on the 24'h inst she will open q
SCHOOL
ON Duk street for limited number of Young sd;es,
to whom she proposes to teach the English and r., ch
Languages scientifically, Ancient and Modtrr History,
chronology, Geography with the use 1T the Maps AID
Globes. the Elements of Natural Philosophy, Rheto-
ric, Prosody, Mythology, Composition, riting and
Arithmetic,
From her long experience in teaching. and perse-
verng attention to the moral and ii-rar, improve
of her pupils. Mrs " trusts she will br able TO
give general satisfaction to those o ma, favor her
with patronage.
Information concerning her capabil;t, as teacher.
may he procured from the following gentlemen AID "a
dies whose children she had under her tuition ring
her residence in Georgetown, ID Cool Marhury,
Clement smith, jeremiah Bronsugh. Robert Getty,
tIoratio Jones, John Abbot, tsquires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs Macka and from Daniel Bryan, esq Alex.
andria, d..
Her terms may be ascertained application either
to h. rseK or to Mr.. BRYAN
Mrs agarty solicts attention the joined test.
monias.-
Wahjngton august STU. 1899
I am well acquainted with Mrs. i!.g;rt, believe
that she is pious good lady, and know that she is
well informed, and an excellen instruc'ress
JOHN "cI.FOD,
Principal of the Central .7cademy Washington, d c.
Having had full opportunity, during res'den'e of
man, months in the same house with Mrs. fapartt, OF
rainng the -Ncnt and varct. ct her 'ittfa It
tainments and her method and industry in cdnv pg
instruction, ibrcve her. in all III qualifications
essential to the instruction of YOUTH be surpassed
by no lady with whom have been acqu "n'-d.
PiiIIIP SMI1ti,
Classical 1torher Washington, ID G.
From the many opportunities th,t hav. had OF
Judging Of Mrs Hagart,- scquremon,s, have no he
station in pronouncing her TO b' al the best qua
lifted ladies' that have mt with IN her prnies.
4 m. he truy said q her h. r l..
Of the various subjects which size ,efhes tar exceeds
her pr''o nsons. J\NFS cAIhN \,
Professor Of Mathematics and Nuiurnl Philosophy.
august IL Washington, u G.!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

Sugar. Yea, CoMee, SC.
u 81 DOUGLAS have just received we'll select
81 . ed assortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:
so hhds and t,erces sugar Of vsrious qualities
IS hhds, ticrces, and bbls molasses vt do
40 packages Of teas, gunpowlcr. imperial, and
young H., son, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SfLT--Loose aud IN sacks
:%PFES Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger,
co,cs, nutmegs, Cinnamon, mace, &c
Spirits French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Anti rus, and New England rum
IP7NES Madeira. Lisbon, port, malaga, &C.; some
of them very low priced
DIES Indigo, copperas, madden, logwood, fustic,
alum, &c
EP ON SALTS ola superior quality
SNTFF-i eiper, Garrett. X a.ori'ars Maccabau
P.3PER- Writing and wrzpping; tobacco, starch,
mustnd cheese, fig bfhe, gunpowder, shot bar lead,
birthstone. salt peire &c the Will, OF which the,
will >ell, wholesa4ead retail, very moderate terms
oct 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

On the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbers name, to prevent deception; and II, Oh trial.
it should not prove represented, can he returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr-
berhas bottled quantity of wine, porter cider, &c
in whole and half ties, which will be delivered free
of expense Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter, &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that il may undergo the necessary process FOR
II long sea voyage The above liquors were import
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unadul,erted lie expects hereafter to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country (eithcr
in boxes or dem ohns) will be promptly attended to-
n. q. The subscriber is at all times prepare d to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire 1t at
their dwellings, and if required, f"rnsh claret
bottles and corks of first quality
In few days he viii be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best qualit,
lie continues to carry on all its varieties, Dyefng,
Mourning and Bleaching Msrino Moris. in the best
manner, the west side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
ma, 9 p. J SALVErAT.
J. The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times and send their accountto this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
New FaN Goods.

New FaN Goods.
.-HE srrival of the last packets from NewYork have
L placed with Us portion of our supply OF FaH and
Jtinter
Sapie and Fancy dry Goods,
to which Trough the agency of one of the house. re-
81 lng ia New-york,) we shall be making additions
eperp oeek throus the season. OF whatever may DC
new and desirable. With such facilities shall always
n, enabled to present to our friends handsome aud
well selected stock and at prices low as they can be
had at in the District
sept l5-lm JAMES MckENHf. y 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26

There is OH the premises good brick dwelling House
and piazza in view of the Potomac and sdIacen con
try-It is bounded by the land Of Capt George Ter
ret. Mrs Dick and Kerr fitzhugh, distant from Alex
andria five aud from Washington eight miles; o" IT.
are two apple orchards Of the best fruit, which may
Weld early from sixty to hundred barrels Of CT
der besides large garden adjoining the house and
variety of peach, pear, plumb. ounce cherry and
other fruit trees in full bearing The subs nber from
ces in the comfy and A. retreat during the summer
heat or sicky MONTHS he knows Of no situation that
more desirable.
For particulars apply TO
june 15-lawN WILLIAM fOAEhS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
For Rent .

Sugar, Pepper, Coffee, &c.
On HHDS. of Porto Rico sugars, of frs. and Sc.
w cond quality
so bag, Of una,ra pepper
az bags coffee
50 Or. casks sweet Malaga wine
SIS do dry do do
- Indian barr,s do-sII Of Geo. Loring
x C"'s brand, and of first quality
8 casks Of sperm oil
% barrels oftanners do
"a b,ies of Salisbury flannel
26 bales Of Dorchester tickin6s
100 pieces of >at,inetts
Landing this da, from brig lnvinciblc, at Twins
wharf and for sale by
ostl A. C. CN2ENcVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
CalcineA MngMesia

NXTE have received direct from III, Mar, land Che
W mcal works. supply 81 sup, ror Calcned Mag.
ne,ia, made after the manuer Of Henr,'s celebrated
msgncSia his magnesia We warrant 60 be a. good,
it not better than the English. having b. testing the
two articles together, proved this 10 be ,up-Hor.-
We here offer condensed firm. at half the price
OF the imported, perfectly Pur, mgnesia and may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest Nausea Ian object often 80 oonsi
lerablc with pin, scians) being rather pleasant than
'!isagreeable tasted. In The Of the American art.
Gle, and when il shall become g nrraily known, We are
satisfied it will supercede the use Of the imported es-
pec,ay. it is afforded at the price and Is more
,lre in effect than the calcned magnesIa. II
is rut up in bottles and labelled with directions, in
convenient size for families retailing IN country
stores or other places where medicines are vendedy
Also. Nh assortment Of
COMES, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth hair, Aes nail yarnsh sash tools and camel's
hair Brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august ii WILLIAM IANPHIER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-26
FAN Goods
Powder, Shot. &c.
Mrs NagartN

ID ESpECTFUtiY informs he Inhabitants ct Alex
III andria that on the 24'h inst. she will opena
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-26

II is stated III the New York Enqaiiq.r,
again smultaneous attempts are nsaiS1a
various sections OF the country TO get IL
siaoEs anu memorials for the puFpose
iueacing he next Congress 70 pes i,ss.
the stopping Of the U. States mail on c,.s...
=
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

itria was known there on the 9th July, but
las was'expected, it had not produced any
extraordinary sensation. The Sultan had
resolved to employ all his resources to op-
pose the progress of the enemy. The cap
tain Pacha had again sailed into the Black
Sea, to assist Bourgas, which is threatened
| by the Russian army.
Constantinople, June 80. The great VIC
tory of the Russians near Choumla is gen.
orally known. The Porte is making the
most vigorous preparations for resistance,
but it is said that the necessity of yielding
! is felt; this ut least is inferred, from the
circumstance that the dragoman of the
! Porte has received orders to set out to-day
or tomorrow for the Turkish main army
this officer, it is well known, always acts a
principal part in negotiations. An extraor-
binary courier has been despatched to-day
to Vienna.
Hamburger, July %. Further details have
been published respecting the capture of
Silistria. On the 18th (30th) June, at half
past 2, A. NJ, mine was sprung, the effect
Of which was to open practical breach in
the very heart of the fortress and two
| other mines were ready to be sprung.
Hereupon the garrison seems to have been
struck with utter dismay, and at 10 o'clock
the same morning it was minated to Gen.
Krassowsky, that the commandant of the
fortress was DESTROYS to capitu.ate. A ca
pitulation was agreed upon the same even
ing, and on the following morning the Rus
sian troops entered the fortress through
the breach. The Russians have taken 5000
prisoners, including upwardsof 1000 wound
ed, and 239 pieces of artillery, independ-
onfl lE h. H., .,1I
standards.
THE WAR IN ASIA. According to the
st. Petersburgh papers ofthe 18th July, the
war in Asia has been resumed with great
! activity, and some important successes have
| attended the Russian arms. On the 18th
June, the united detachments of Mai. Gen.
erals Murawicca and Burzow attacked and
dispersed body Of $4,000 Turks. occupy
ing the defiles near Poztoy, taking from
them their camp, large quantity of ammu-
milton, standards, pieces of cannon, 400
prisoners, and killing 1900 men. The
Turks had made several abortive attempts
to retake the fortresses of Akhalzyk and
! Ardolan, but the Seraskier was advancing
from Eszerum with 10000 men and so pie
! ces of cannon, leaving, it is said, 10000 men
behind him, so that a general battle was
expected. The Seraskier's chief force con
sisted in excellent Asiatic cavalry, but the
! Russians relied for success, on the superb
GRITTY of their infantry and artillery. The
Prussian accounts of the affair at Poztoy,
state that Count Paskewitsch was still at
Kars, but was preparing to attack the Ser
asker, who, with an army Of $4,000 men,
was about 60 wersts (about 40 miles) from
that fortress.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

War Department. No historical facts can be
proved with more absolute certainty than
these and there is not, it is believed, even the
l-pretence Of any evidence to the contrary.
1t appears, moreover, in the preamble to this
treaty of Teliico. that tho " misitnderstGnd-
ingS" had arisen, because white settlers had
transgressed the Cherokee boundary, :" contra
~ to the intention of previous treaties" and
that these intruders had been renewed by the
authority of the United States.
Again this treaty was negotiated by George
Walton, a citizen of Georgia, in whom that
State reposed great confidence, and by Thomas
Butler, commanding the troops OF the United
States, in the State Of Tennessee; and 1t was
executed, Ito use its own language,) " on Cher
Okse ground"
Thus, the country of the Cherokees is call
ed, as 1 have already shown, their lands,
their territory " their nation," and their
{" grounds" These epithets are used, not by
careless letter writers, nor in loose debate but
in the most solsmn instruments, by which ma
lions bind themselves to each other. And
what is there on the othersids Is it said, or
implied, that the Cherokees had a qualified
title alease for a term of years right to
hunt till Georgia should want the land for
growing corn or cotton the privilege OF ad-
ministering their own laws, till Georgia should
exercise her rightful jurisdiction, as sove-
reign and independent State Is there any
thing that looks this way Not word not a
syllable; not the most distant hint. While it
is asserted in various forms, and implied more
than hundred times over, that the Cherokees
were a nation, capable of treating with other
nations; that they had country, which was
acknowledged to be indisputably their own
that they had government to punish criminals
and to deliver up renagodoes; and that they
were to become civilized people, permanently
attached to the soil there is not, in all these in
struments, a single intimation, or ground OF
plausible argument, to the contrary.
Lastly, this treaty not only adopts the word
" guaranty" from the treaty of Holston, but in
terprets it, las every civilian in Europe and
America would have done,) to be applicable to
" the remainder of their country for erer J that
is, (for the meaning can be no lsss,) the Chero-
KEGS were to retain the clear title and unln-
numbered possession Of the remainder Of their
country, which .hey previously had Of the
,chOle /; and such title and possession were
guaranteed TO them for ever, by the power and
good faith of the United States.
WILLIAM PENN.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

CUcUnBLRa The Lancaster penn Senti.
mel says:-"By cutting from the vine one en-.
cumber, two, four, and even sig, NAV be made
to grow from the stem" from whence tho
single cucumber was taken. Let the cuc,m.
Der be cut off with knife, leaving about ,be
eighth Of an inch Of the cucumber remaining
on the stem upon which il grew then slit The
stem with knife from its end 10 the vine.
leaving particle Of the cucumber 10 each di.
vision, and as many divisions as remain there
wall b 0ugumhsa.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23

for the conclusion of peace, and thus, as it
were, courted the approach of the invaders
to Constantinople. The latest accounts, by
express, from Constantinople, are to the
18th of last month-just week later than
the letters by the regular Turkey mail.
AS no effectual resistance seems TO be made
to the approach of the Russian army to
Constantinople, the advices from thence
will hereafter assume an additional degree
of Importance, and it will remain to be
shewn whether or not Mr.. Gordon and the
French Minister Plenipotentiary are pre-
pared to demonstrate formally against any
attempt which the Russians may have in
contemplation to destroy the existing au-
rhorty of the Sultan.
FLOoD IN SCOTLAND. An awful and
destructive flood had visited some parts of
Scotland. Under date of Aberdeen, Aug.
., II IS stated that since the great storms
in l799 and 1912, no similar visitation had
happened In that quarter. The wind Llew
hurricane, and the rain fell in torrents,
flooding the rivers and streams to degree
that was but too fatally evinced by the
scenes OF devastation and mischief which
marked their course. The river Dee at
tanned an elevation Of about eight feet
oooEe ITO oIuindTy leVel, anu III some con-
fined places not less than twelve feet. A
similar rise took place in the Don, the Ury,
and the Deveron. Great quantities ofsheep,
timber, hay, &C., were carried away into
the sea. Bridges were also destroyed. and
the turnpikes inundated. The loss of one
life is mentioned. The damage to the crops
was considerable.-It appears by the Liver
pool Courier of Aug. IL, that the storm
above mentioned swept over the whole of
Scotland with extraordinary violence. Elev-
en- vessels were wrecked on the coast, the
crews of eight of which persisted. Large
trees were thrown down or torn up by the
roots: the storm appears to have been par
ticulaIly violent in Berwckshirs, Perth, and
Aberdeenshre.
A respectable mercantile house, which
failed in 1909, and then paid 10s in the
pound, has recently made arrangements to
pay the other 10s.-; the sum required is stat
ed at 100000
The last Manchester Guardian states that
business had been somewhat brisker than
during the two preceding weeks: the cot
ton trade, however, continued in a state of
depression.