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For Rent.

s. The Brick Store lately occupied by
t.tE.'n u. Brent < Go. asa dry goods store. A
Ill :s IN s s sa :sS1 st Il 5ssE s: =.
nov Ia A. T. KENNEDY.
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To | ct.

Srrs 4 convenient, well finished two story brick
~ dive Hing iiuuse Henry street between King
and Prince streets, having good rooms, store roon
kitchen, servants room, smoke huus., &c The re at
will bernade low toa roOl tenant Apply At the auc
ton store, corner of Prince and ion streets.
OCT Ii WA ID MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

y u. This Ointment, which is highly ya!Vs9 {.
application for Fros,-bites, Burns, Scalts, and W.
nlen's Sore or Swelled Breasts, is put up in neat!
nished glazed jugs, we'll corked ard sealed, viii
rects9ns how to it. The proprietor wishes IL ..
be observed that IN order 10 preserve is yntUe, pc
sons using it, win cork il again, To keep The
from destroying its good qualities. No agent rcce.''
them in any other way than beng we'll corSed
sealed
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AGENTS.:

90 Alexand..s
WM GUNroN, Druggist, Pennsylvania Avenue
WasIiugte'
WashngtcI
JNo. LITTLE. Druggist, Georgetown.
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CERTIEIC ATES.

The following communication addressed TO the pro
pretor of Judkins' eminent, from the Hon John
raiafrrru, member Of Congress, Is highly interesting
The gratui,ous manner IN which - IS made exhibits
feeling, of no Ordinary character towards suieue La.
manty; and IS certainly well deserving OF public At
lentiun.
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To NeNt,

IA The store l,trIy occupied BY John Dunlap a.
ssSS dry good store, On Kug street, neat door to
Mr. l.. oeeler's, and possession given immediately. -
inquire of ID. &. PATHWAY, Coach maker
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
The term VI co-partrership

The tenn VI co-partrership
DErwEEN Geo Smuot and Hanson simpson, in
ID the ship carpenters business, having expired. the
firm is this dsy dissolved, by mutual consent An per-
sons having claims Ignst the frm will please present
them for payment; and all persons Indebted therelo
are requested mtse payment to either OF the firm
Mr. Simpson will continue to undertake work usual
Al his yard on Mr. Entwlse's wharf
GEO. Il. SMOOT,
HANSON SIMPSON.
Alexandria. June so 1879 july ] st
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JOHN TAI.IAFERR0

To Mr.. Charles IIcrstuns, Proprietary
of Judklm's Ointment, near lrede
ricklown, Md.
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Virginia ! .ands for Sale
hN.NNN Acres of LAND,

4 WISH to dispose By sale OF Ease Oh U"0e'
d tanning more than
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
CoMsumptioMs, Coughs, sc.

DUTIERS VEGETABLE
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure OF colds, coughs, con
umrtions, splitting OF blood,
| ,S,hmas, and all disorders Of
the breast and lungs. The
, cgetabIe indian Specific has
TODD the test of experience,
aud proved itself the mnstva-
liable remedy ever discover
ed Tor the cure of Asthma,
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jjuly9
The rights of all., 1829-09-18

that their defendants might be FREE-we say
who, after all this mass of concurrent testi-
mony, staring him full in the face, would be-
Ileve, for moment, that SLAVE would be
permitted to breathe in this LAND OF THE
FRtE, AND THE HOME OF THE BRAvE?"
A want ofinte!ligence, OF virtue and 6rnness
among the people will not operate as a sutfi-
Gent check upon the Opposition OF cunning,
ambitious and unp,incIpled men," to save US
from those disastrous results which left His
torians recording The downfall of Greece and
Rome in the blood Of their citizens lntem
perance is laying her palsying hand on thous-
ands of our best young men, and .Dilting the
energies Of the rising generation and unless
us destroying hand be stayed, 1t will plunge
fatal stab TO the heart of our NATIONAL EXIST
ENcE ! and we have already seen that a popu-
tation, unfrendly 10 the prospects of our coun
try, are consrega'ing to an alarming extent in
our own dwellings,, and may yet send forth the
master spin Of Hannibal. " conqnermg and
10 conquer Let these things be viewed in
their proper light We have no serious ap
prehensions of internal convulson during the
existence OF he present or preceding Genera
ton But we are unworthy the character of
Americans, and disgrace 10 The ancestors
from whom we have descended if our Boast
ed Patriotism" is to be terminated with Out
tempo. al exislence!!
The rights of all., 1829-09-18

regarding it merely as matter of expedlence !;
what will Ohio gain by driving from her terri
tory so valuable and effective portion of her
labouring class? True they do not stand in
quite as much need Of it now, as a few years
back, many oftheir forests have been opened
and fields cullvated--the dangers and hard
Hhips of settling new country, met and sur
mounted with the assistance of this classot la
bourcrs. Tney have some OF them indeed
grown old in the work, but now that one OF the
finest portions of land on the globe has been
opened and reclaimed, they must be driven
off even beyond the furthest boundary Of The
state to mike room for whom, yes for whom,
Mr.. Editor, for the cancelled the scum and
dregs fan European population, population
whose morals, manners, habits and pursuits
hazard nothing in saying, are much more at
variance with the well being and prosperity
of state, than those Of our free people Of CO
lour. might had time TO do So introduce
this comparison at some lensth and shew most
eonclusively, that the above assertion is cor
rect. The sane would hold il contrasting
there emigIant Europeans with the American
aborigines towards whom blush TO say some
thing like The same policy has lately been pnr-
sued by the general government, but if the
true principles Of lbert, are really understood
and cherished by the American people, If good
faith, honor, or humanity are not 10 be wholly
lost sight of this policy cannot long succeed,
but it behoves the people 10 look 10 it in time.
They should lok 10 it ere the introduction Of
those late latitudinarian rules, erpt dieHce and
convenience the poiNlcal text Of the arrogant,
and corrupt, shall have operated 10 taInish the
fair-escutcheon of our national character, and
have brought upon our republic and free insti-
tutions the greatest Of all evils.
A MAN OF COLOUR.
Pittsburg, June Isl. l-29.
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
From the Greer sborough (N c. Patriot.
FOURTH Of JULY.

The following patriotic sentiments are ex,
tracted from an artlrle in the Gree S60rt ngh
~. C.. Pat, tot,'' Of tho 4th Of July last. Our
friend Swain must have felt a ltue OF ne NE
Of 79-the same that animated that Immortal
Jefferson, " hen he hurled bis political anathe-
mas against the demon Of Slavery, on that day.
It would be well If we had more such State
smen, and more such Editors.-B. L.
DEcIARArIox OF INDEPEN. EEcE Fifty
three years ago this day, the most lllustTlous
BODY of Statesmen that ever assembled under
Heaven, declared to a listening world that the
thirteen colonies, which have since sWellett TO
near double the number and perhaps quad,nPte
the territory, were" Free Sovereign and lnde-
sendent Sfates." At the sound OF this declara-
ton every American heart responded, .Anlen
and the proud Monarch Of three Kingdoms
tremhled upon has tottering throne This
declaration, which jeopardi-ed The lives, II
liberties ard fortunes of those who signed it,
and of those whom they represented, was bas-
ed upon he bread principle, " 1 hat a il men
are created equal and endowed ny their Crea
tor with the right OF pui suing life, Liberty and
haDpiness " ho, after Ieading these ever
lasting truths, ami seeing them hung up IN
qilted fran es Throughout lie United States
after witnessing the joyous enthusiasm that
hurns in lie American heart. and hearing then
repeated after reading a register of orr hans
cries ard widows tears produced in their de
fence-af er viewing. with an eye OF iancy
:be thousard ds oil our Lirdred, siaus fnt,ed
like dogs or Supporting ,hem-aftt' behold
inp these to,erins old soldiers bo"lng under
! burden of time and care TO meet the to" O.,
who opposed their almos, naked bodies 70 u the
wl;zzipg balls Of merciless British soldiery,
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
The Editor.
LION AND HORSE FIGHT.

A nobleman in the early part Of the reign Of
Louis XIV, having very vicious horse, which
none Of the grooms or servants would ride, Sc
ve,al of them having heen thrown off, and one
killed, asked leave of his majesty 10 have him
turned into the menagerie, against one of the
largest lions. The King readily consented,
and on certain day was coHduc.e ed ihither.--
Soon after the arrival of the horse, the door Of
he den was dr. wn up, and :he lion withgreat
state and majesty, walked to the mouth of it,
when, seeing his antagonist, he sci up tre-
mcnnous roar. The horse Immediately start
led and feel back bis ears we;e erected, his
mane VA rastd, hi, eyes spafkled, and some
thing like eener al CONFUSION seemed 10 agi-
ale his whole frame After the first emotions
of fear had >ub>ided the horse retired to a cor
ner Of the menaseiir, where, having directed
his heels towads 'he lion, and having reared
his heal over his left shoulder, he watched
rnh extreme easerness he eneuy. The lion,
which pres. ntly Quilted he den, s'dled about
for more than d minute, as # ne dita'n z On the
mode of al, ack when, having sufh tn,ly pre-
rared hinsel 70, II e combat. he made sud-
den spring al the horse, which defended itself
| by striking bis adversary most violent blow
on The chest. The lion instantly retreated,
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
From the Cincinnati Centinel Of Aug, 90.


RIoT.-Some six or eight eeks since
the trustees of the township of Cincinnati,
gave notice. that they should soon enforce
the law cf the State, requiring blacks and
mulatoes, to give bonds of five hundred
dollars or be sent to the state from whence
they came. Such was the terror of the
unfortunate wfetches, who during the last
twenty years had clustered in the suburbs
to this city, that some three or four hun:
dred left the city and started with their
property and families for Canada. A great
many however preferred staying and run
ming the risk of a forcible removal. Dear
ly have they paid for their temerity. A
considerable part of the blacks resided in
cluster OF houses. near the corner ofCo
lunbia-street and Westel n-ROw. For four
or five evenings this part Of the city was
the scene of the most disgracetnl riots
Some two or three hundred of the lowest
| can0UiHe of our city animated by tie pros
pect of high wages, which the sudden re-
movaI of some fifteen hundred laborers
from the city. might occasion, thinking
the law not rapid enough in It's movements
IN getting rid of the blacks during three
several nights made the most violent as
saults, in great numbers upon the blacks
who reside in Columbia-street. throwing
stones, demolishing houses, aud doing
very other act of riotous violence. On
Sunday evening, the blacks who had hith-
erto remained in their houses despairlng
Of receiving the protection "fthe law, fired
upon the mob, Killed one man and severe
ly wounded two others. This operated as
a quietus Several of the blacks were al
rested and examined before his Honor, the
Mayor, bot nothing criminal being proved
against them they were discharged. The
Mayor was of opinion that the guns were
fired in selt-detcnce. ight white mcn,
WHO proved 10 have been concerned in the
attack, were tried on Monday, and fined
six ofthem SlOO, and two $50, each. Il
appears from these facts that our city
The rights of all., 1829-09-18

hitherto so quiet, bids fair, soon to be On
a par in respect to riots and publick dis
turbances, with her more highly favored
sisters of the East
We known not what remarks to make
on the above article-we are always glad
to find little pure gold, though it be in
termixed with dross. The decision of the
Mayor of Cincinnati in the case of the RI
oters, certainly was honorable, alike to his
head and heart and therefore we are will
ling to suppose he had just returned on
Wednesday morning, from a visit to the
good cities of Philadelphia and New York.
So much fatigued, as to require ear rly re-
pose on the same evening, from which, he
orly awoke Sunday night-the sacrifice of
life. the just claims of the coloured people
(Pr0tects0n,) ard the peace of the city,
were but the natural consequences of his
honors necessary indulgence. Who does
no, wish to 1--we IN the gcodly city of Gin
cinnatl, we recommend all the outlaws Of
ioreign countries to GO there, and as an
Indacement we are authorized to inform
them that the mob governs four evenings
out of FIVE. furthermore, the author tiles
have driven away all the virtuous and res
pectable people of colour, to make room
Tor the dregs of other countries. Hail
Columbia. hapRy land"
We are happy In being able to say, from
the assurances we have received from the
most respectable sources, that the decision
of the Supreme Court, and the conduct of
the Trustees of Cincinnati, by no means
meet the views or appreciation of the good
people of that state. Humanity, common
sense and law, have all been sacrificed, at
the shrine of politics.
The Editor.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND

AT an early hour this morning the Packet ship Napoeon
Capt smith, arrived from Liverpool She sailed on The 24t
OF December and brought regular files of London
pers 10 the Esd and Liverpool of the oath.
Liverpool paper of the Gath of December sstans tho
opinion which advanced last evening" viz: that the disa
ous accounts of retreats defeats and repues of the Rms
sian arine received through the German were
eAaggeraions The true state of the case is that in
qence OF the proced ege sustained by the ortresses
ora and Chouma and the premature severity of the
so two divisions Of the Russian forces have been comneed
% retire INTO the winter quarters arranged for them on the
e bank oil the nanube while the left wing he Russians
resting upon Vara and the right upon Kaaat remain IN
strong position in advance of the centre, unmoiested
Little Donna Gloria, the Lilputian Queen of PORTUGAL
was presented TO the King Windsor Castle ON the 52d
with all the honors due TO crowned head Most snlen
did equpages prepared convey her to Windsor win
her SUITE She dressed superb white lace robe and
was decorated with the Portuguese and Brazilian orders She
wore splendid portrait of her father the Emperor of Braz
suspended by diamond necklace and studded with diamonds
grandee and peer of Spain has atrerly been breaking
stones on high road the neghborood Of London at The
rate of Is day, to support his wife and three children
Disasters ct SeaWe find many affecting accounts OF the
loss OF life and property by the gales which have
CURED on The English and Continental coast
IL Is stated i'll the Mentz Gazette Of Dec 9th that durn
the late gales the English packet Bathurst bound TO Aster
dam, was lost, and that soul board persisted
teen barrels OF gold constituted part OF the CARGO all of which
lost.
The packet Joseph and Molly was lost near Cork Harbor
and every soul on board persisted Nothing was saved hut
the mass and bowspr which drted ashore with four bode
attached to them.
We learn from of undoubted authority that cir
cumsance OF the most painful description has Just occurred
IN Turkey 10 two young Engshnen, Of noble families whose
names, for obvons Suppress BY way of folc
1t supposed they had most mprudenty got admission into
Harem feat OF which few Europeans boast but be-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
COURT on KINGS BENCH.

ACTION FOR LIBEL-C0oper v. Wakley-This was an
action brought by Mr. Bransby Cooper nephew of Sir Ashley
Cooper and surgeon of Guys Hospital damages
formed the operation of hoomy, cutting for the stone,
in bungng and unskfu manner Tie operation des-
patient who ded had lost his e not because his was case
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mi
The news from the seat of that the sieaes of Choum
and ssa had been rased and that the Russian armies
were making most disastrous across the Danube
The Earl of Liverpool died the 10th of December nj
his seat at Coombe Wood :
His ordshp was born the 18th June 1869 The eIeya
ton the Hon MIR G. Jennson the Peerage upon the death
MS orohe occasions vacancy for the borough of East
Grnsead The office Of lord warden of the Cnoue Ports
vacant by the death of the Earl of Liverpool IS one of the
oces that were reformed The salary will in future be only
Accounts had reached England OF the election ofGen jack
son to The Presidency.
BIoehade Of 1angers By the British-The blockade of
rangers by his Maestys ships Ores:cs and Meteor con-
lrmed The cause of this thus expained-Tbe
English consul had demanded sum Of money 1--WE believe
about 1000 doliars for the detention Of two English mer
chant vesses this the Dey refused paw and threatened the
English consul with vengeance he latter acouaned the
commanders OF the English ships of with the crcumstan
ces when they formed blockade The consul remained on
shore and gave notice that if his demand not complied
with, he would embark
The Lord Mayor of London has invited the Mayors of 9th
ef CUES OF Enga" to call meetings the Spanish ref
ugees in the kingdom
The execution of Joseph Hunon took place on the 7tb
Dec powerful effort made to save him the petitons
for the purpose beng signed by many of the first characters
gerry, had been received
man named Burke and his wife, have been indicted in
tho High Court of Judiciary at Edinburgh, for the murder of
three individuals for the purpose of selnS thar bodas @
dissection In the Court David Lanplands the 1reasu
rer OF the Tannadne Friendly Society," sentenced TO
en- years transportation for embezzmg the funds the soc-
ETY..
A dinner OF the liberals to be given Maidstone ON
the 22d Dec at which peers and commoners were stew
ards and another county meeting talked Of be called by
the liberal party -
Captain Ricketts, is to be the Governor of Sierra Lee !
one vacant by the death of Col Lumley 1t is said to be the
intention Of Government shortly abandon that dreadv
unhealthy colony
Dispatches were received at the Colonial Office Yesterday
rom Gibraltar dated 18th u They announce the welcome
ac that the troops had the garrison and The in
abtants to their boues and that were no new cases of
ever ~ "
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
From the New * comm. cia Nsverils,r, January %
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

py The packet ship John Jay Hodredge from Liyerpool.
s our es of London papers and Lloyds Lists TO the
ebo december, and Liverpool Of the 10TH the day the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

frs Z, "a fcioa, IN t; county object could he accom-
Pshcd In what way could this BE- done Why bv putting
the name OF one OF the ccordck upon anti
Tn ticket and thus seducng ms particular friends
tatery Most admirable! Ycs-if, the friends of Mr. fopnes
should be stupid enough to become dpes to this shoo,, rt
Jc this mock compliment to has intelligence and integrity II will
prove an admirable plan indeed Does any friend OF reform
peevc mat Mr. Joynes would have been placed upon anti
reform ticket a ticket likely have been formed
eOitaost hal NO Mr. Joynes popularity, supposed
wo"o carry MS associates triumph through
mack But no-Mr Joynes ADORE participation in this misc
Tabe tins desperate scheme and lie choose either To
ne sadoieu with so teaoy load,
Hent TO has POLITICAL consistency He considers deadly blow
aea at the success of and the party
evidence OF the friendship and anti
TO hnn but as plain Indication Of their belief in our
and gui6ihfy Friends of reform! what end have we
struggled! for what have aboed? have we
uriurcd pctitotcd and called aloud for An that t
have asked hoped desired is within reach our
tameiy submit to he led upon. Reject Inc pro6sred com
PROMISE We cannot, will compromise rights our lber
ties, our independence! What the insulting prooosions
Ioat we give THREE and take one e-when are abs TO
oaf them and carry all saniates-when union and con.
cer viii secure our trlumph-hen sinking
their only prospect of postponng their catastrophe
Is founded upon our distno they have the
offer rs and to- demand three delegates convention
re anti rernists disposed election of Dir
'oyncs they have undivided right make NO
Objections to their going with eneat our friends 10
r. t,e 10 h,eseis their party and their cdu lftus tev
acf success awaits The struggle will desperate on the
part OF enemies We therefor. ar teir
eanrts but we shall be astonshed amazed the
friends of reform shall themselves defeated by
Pon5coi scheme which has merit but stupidity no
Ogtect Det our destruction JUNlCS.
Shore
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
MARINE MHWg.
ENTERED,
FORT OF RICHMOND.

ENTERED,
British brig Andes, w Breedon, master, from
Liverpool, with salt and dry goods, to G & a War
wick Rogers &, Harrison, WORKMAN 81 McGruder,
and VIM Frarcis
ARRIVED.
S'oop Sally, Carey, from Norfolk, with srndries.
to Raston 81 Peasants, Worha!l 81 McGrnicr, and
Lancaster g. DENLY.
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, from Philadelphia, with
ballast.
Schr. Sea Horse, somc,s, from Bostor, with bal
last
Schr. William and John, Cooper, from Norfolk
moIasses Ind coffee, to J.. Webb g. Co. Lucke g.
Sizer, VIM. F. Mcou, and Ralston &, Peasants.
Scr. Gen. Jackson, Turner from New York
ballast.
Scr. Adrian, Thorpe, for Philadelphia, coal.
Sloop Flora, -. for New Bedford, flour.
SAILED,
Schy. Richmond, Woolord, Baltimore coal.
Scr. Fair Play, 3teelnan, for New York, coal.
Scir. Gen. Washington Jeflarics, for New York
coal.
ScIr. Tell Tale, Rennoe, from Potomac River
will fish to Jas. Winston.
BosroN, Apr! 2G.-Alrycd brig Enterprise, Lay
field, from Redmond.
New YoRx, May L. Cleared, schr Tantivy rhorp
Richmond.
Arrived, schr Atlas, Ireland, FIN Richmond. days.