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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

& The subscriber will sell at public auc.
6ssM ton on the 23d inst. ~ O'Clock (noon) his
HaGH three story Brick House. the north~ st
6 corner and intersection of Z. Get north add
10th street wtst and directly opposite to the Med
ical College. The house erected in 1924 and for
strength, durabiIit,, convenience and comfort having
openings to the four cardinal points (which be
obstruced without the owners approbaton) no private
dwelling in the City surpasses The subscriber de-
signed for his permanent reside nee, but having
been reformed sans cerem0ne he offers it for sale.
The house contains eight well finished rooms, with
good DRY cellar under the whole, the greater part Of
which has recently been well hoored with plank. The
corner room on the first floor 6 by 22) is well calcu-
lated tor store or ufce and has a commanding pres.
pect IN very public situation, well adapted for the
mercantile business adjoining which fifteen fee, Of
ground, whereon an additional appcndage may be con.
structed with little expense, as the Of the ada
cent property paid for the privilege of part, WALL
and promised that his next improvement should be on
that site There rs also well and pump in the yard,
sfordng abundance of water for many ordinary purpo
srs, and during the last year added to the improve.
mems good and subs sntia Brick carriage House nd
Stable for three horses Situated in the midst Of dense
population, where the stceets well paved in every
direction, there few locations in the City, that
you'd better accommodate the man of enterprise
Ieyms.-One fourth cash, the balance in three six,
and nine months, with notes interest, satisfactorily
endcr-ed The title indsputable, and possession CIV
en- on the 1st of November Any person DESTROYS Of
viewing the premises may do so previous to the sale.
STEPHEN w GRAY.
p MAURO 4 SON,
Washingto City, oct 2o--St Auctioneers.
c. The above sale is postponed until
MondGy, The &6h insiunf, when it will ac-
tually take place, at the hour above stated ne
o'cock.) 5. w. GRAY. =
Washington oct 22-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

A cabinet maker a, Geneva has invented
what he calls safety table. Any one unac
quainted with the secre, springs who should a,
tempt To force il 10 take out money or other ar
ticles, would be mstanily seized 10y hands Of
iron; loud music announces the forced captivity
forhve minutes and when this ceases six p's-
tolls go off lnd kill! The robber, ifno one arrives
in lime TO save his life.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

The Savannah Georgian oil the
:,.,,Dr says: "Since our last, we have re-
s,,,ber returns, making, in all, fifty
,oon,ies, giving G R Gilmer majority
= ..,oor Of l4,os9 out Of So, 657 votes, over
.,o,o,,, Joel Crawford; aud II. G Lamar
- ,o,.. out Of 29.s73, over I. U. p. Charl-
g. Co,cre.s. Twenty>three counties TO
. hrard fom.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

AT the Worcester agricultural meeting and
as usual, given. One Of The latter struck us-ir
is this
THE purchase of 7szas.-We guess Uncle Sam
had better take care Of what land he has got
before he buys any more farms on speculation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

Those Who talk 50 much about |" cleansing
be Aegean Sable" are referred 10 very eX-
F,utL, address on the subject in this morning S
B rte, delivered by celebrated Reformer'
! hb DIV. ard who knew as well how % " re
bard bis friends and punish his enemies" a:
rran other & Ref,rmers" In our day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

offence for which satisfaction was demanded,
We have NOT heard stated positively; but it is
understood to have been gwen by certain allu>
sions made by Mr.. Trot,er, in the Ken'urky
Gazette, OF which he lately became the Editor.
TO the death Of his predecessor, Mr.. Benning"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

u reference 10 he health OF Nv Orleans,
!, Courier Of the 22d ul,imo says: " Daring
!. Inst ten days, the cases Of epidemic have
NH diminished The weather, though not
,,,erlng 10 the planters, appears 10 be more
,o.,b,e 10 the prevalent sickness"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

a.. ,rbihi,ion OF the American Institute al
York closed on Saturday evening last.
:, room wOs crowded ill the last. II is said
:, q, 900 was received a, the door, aud that
A, n,r,cns visited the Hall
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
Notice.

an the 27th March last, requested my creditors 70
~ give me SIX months mcre upon their various
claims against me. No; having been able to pay all,
and most of the few remaining having expressed will
ngness to extend the indulgence ask it Of all that
do remain, and for the last time, for six months more
Most respectfully and gratefully,
oct 5-2aw5w OHIO w. CALLS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

AtENWdvS, eve.
S1OHE C. HANDELI ha> received at his Store, on
~ Kng-street, few doors below the corner OF Is yal
street, BY the recent arrivals from the North, his
Fall supply Of Hardwar
Consstingo Of
Ivory handle knives and in sets Of 81 pieces
Selftip, ivory, buck and bone handle table and de-.
sert knives and forks
DO do do do steefs, cary, RS and forks
Pen, pocket, dirk, soe butcher, saddTers' and oys.
ter knives
Razors, cases and strops; scissors and shears
Polished steel, brass and head shoves and tongs
Flat and round stair rods brass andirons, wire and
pierced iron tenders
Gilt and maple frame pier and toilet looking glasses
Britannia coffee, tea, sugar and cream pots; tea cad
dies aud dressing
Do and il on ladies, table and tea spoons
Plated ana brass, tall and fat, candestcks
Do snuff.rs and tra,s, table casters
Waters, snuff r. bread and cheese trays
Chimney hooks currsin pins, waffle and sad irons
KETrLEs-CoPpered, ,n'd. iron, bell meta, and
Patent and common gridrons and coffee mills. and
mouse traps
Shutters, lamps, coal hods and shovei, saucepans
Wire and HAIR sifters, narSct basket and bellows
CAsrINGs-Ovens and lids, ske's and lids, pots,
griddes, andirons. extra lids, &cs
PLANES Fore. jack, smoothing, beau, tongue and
groove and rabbit planes
SAWS Crosscut, pit, mill, panneI tenant, webb,
compass. and wood saws
FILEs-Hand, pit and crosscut saw. and wood files
Horse, wood, and shoe rasps
Chiscls, gouges sugers, gimlets, rules, axes hatch
cts. hammers, plane irons braces and bits
Iocxs-Brass, iron rim, stock, pad, horse, trunk,
chest. till, and cupboard locks
BKUsHEs-Cloth, head, tooth, wall, sweeping, dust
ing. shaving, and hearth bsushes
CARRIA0R TRIsMIses-Whole, half coach, scanning
and passing isces fringe, tassels, tufting and
cord, plated handles, moulding, and hubb bands,
plated, brass, and ispsnned mountngs. etc.
saddletrees. whips, spurs, powder TASKS. shot and
bird bags, curry combs, cotton and wool cards
Fancy buttons, pocket books, needles, strrups and
bride bits trace aud halter chains
SnoExAKERs FISDIsG,, shoe thread, tacks, bristes,
pincers, webb, sand paper, heel ball knives,
rasps, irons, hammers, punches, avis and hats
With general assortment of nails tacks, sprigs,
screws, etc.
Which will be sold accommodating terms. princi.
pally prices lower than they have been heretofore
offered. oct 12--eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

SAN PncH nas given no.ice mat he is going
10 pmp again II the Falls of Niagara, $50 feet.
A VI. MooRE publishes that he intends 10 fol-
hr sui, This will certainly Dc high lo'o, and
d. gane'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

$ ARCHER, at present Represen-
:, Congress, has been nominated as the
Of Governor GILES TO the Guberna-
=, chair of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
William Gregory

William Gregory
HAS LATELY RECEIVED VERT GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
SEASoNABI.E DRY GOODS,
ENOMPREHENDI\G slmust every article in his line,
" which have been purchased with cash in the New
York and Philadelphia markets, and which he offers for
sale at low prices. In his assortment are
Superfne and second quality cloths and cassmeres
SattInets; Devonshre kerscys; fushingsi baizes
Point blankets; fannels; crimson moreens
Mazarine, olive and black circassians
Back and fancy coored bombazets
Wooen knit hose and socks
Worsted hosiery cotton and silk do
French and Italian lus'rings; gros de nap do
Senshaws; wadding; cotton bats
Together with large stock Of
Burlaps tick enburgs sackIng
domestic shrting aud Something's
b d ticks. plaiis, dnseys. etc etc
ALSO. AN Excl LLENT ASSORTMENT OF
Fine md superfpe Mgruin'd CARPETINGs,
new figures; HEARTH RUGS, and FLOOR
CLOTH BAIzEs.
BY the weekly packets from New York, he expects
to receive supplies during the season.
oct 2l-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

,,,r Mnyos, Esq has been elected
f,hs City of Philadelphia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

:, :. rs,or,sd rha, orders have ceen received
n, Nv, Yard New York, to ht out for sea,
3, Al expeiitiou, the Brandywine friga,e and
,.b., vessel of war now in that port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
50 DOLLARS Reward
NeNOVN.

NemOVa&.
Vl!F subscriber has taken the Store on pOUeHs
1 Vharfltey occupied by HIN Page q 20. and
"ffcrs for sale
20 csskswha oil; refined do do
Fall and summer sperm oil in hhds and bbs
Sugar in barrels; coffee in do
New Fnglani rum; whIskey
bbls No behring's; IL do gross shsd
90 tons plaster
uT lie buys wood, corn, &c. from crafts
oc,Is THOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
a :Mil&er Wanted

4 the OCCOQU.9V MILLS. None but one qua.
n Lifted, and SOBER need apply Enquire in Sieran-
d,ia or At OccoguGn, of ). & j. II. JANNEY.
oct Is ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

lived no Richmond papers yesterday,
w ~ therefore, nothing new from the Con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

GnNN.-The arrival, of Grain have been light and
without much demands prices have experienced but
little variation. Sars of 5000 bushels Southern
white 81 Sc; 5000 do do yellow 81 81; ) a 1900
Northern do 60 &c; 1000 10 Oats 81; Rye is shade
lower; Oats are scarce and fully command q,o,a.
tinr; harley has hcsn old this week Ole per bush.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-Ocrosra 1s

FLoUR The market, on account of a limited SUD.
PLY has not been seriously effected by the late advces
from England, favorable for the labors of the harvest
and consequent decline in prices there. We observe
however. that holders generally DESTROYS of
selling than they were, and are willing to submit to a
reduction former Sales but AZ The demand for the
most part of the week has been very languid,
not swne that there have been any sales of sufficient
magnitude to report.
Baltimore Howard. street ner hhl oIJ IN m . n -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
vice u Week!
The steamer
COLUMBIA
~ yTfIJDI

The steamer
S~ COLUMBIA
G21a- teAASMvC Capt Li.HES .WfCHELL
win, hereafter, run TWICE
WEI between the District of Columbia and Balti-
more; leaving >iexanira Tuesday and Friday MORN
ing, at o'clock precisely touching at the following
places on the Potomac River. to land passengers and
freight. both going and coming
On the MARYLAND side: On me prgnia side:
Point Look out Sandy Pont'
piney pon, Bluff Point,
Goup,,'s Lending Place Bovd's Hole,
opnosite Judre pIster's Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quanlico.
Swann's Point,
Ludlow's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
signals have been placed at each of the above Pla
Geo. which will be hoisted Immediately on the boat
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav
ing t,co engines and copper boilers She will carry
from 800 to 1000 barrels freight, and accommodate IN
the most superior STYLE at least 100 passengers For
speed she stands as yet unrivallcd
The proprefors hope by strict attention to the COM
fort Of passengers and Of goods, to merit share
of public patronage
P.ssare 81, exclusive of fare. Freight as custom
arv.-nI All baggage at the risk OF the owners.
An arrangement has been made, by when the 20
umbia on her passage TO the District wli' receive
FRS from offhe Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
',S oct IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
New GuoAs.

DIcuAD 6. HOPKINS & Co. have received By the
E arrivals from phiiadelphis aud New-York gene
raj and well selected stock o seasonab'e DhY dooD'
oct II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23

Havi g purchased the stock OF the late hrm ,
81 Il A douglass, the subscriber informs his friends
and the public that he intends continuing the
Book-binding and Static Ydry BUSINESS
az usual, and soIicits their continued partronsge
do 49, A. 0. DOUGLASS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-23
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
,Y P. MAURO& SON, Washingfon City.
For Sale.

& The subscriber will sell at public auc.
NssM ton on the 23d inst at - O'Clock (noon) his
ann three story Brick House. on the northu st
49, and intersection of e. sire ct north add
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12

At an Annual I'o,vs Meeting legally ,carned
 and held in Sharon on Monday thc 6h day
 cf OetOber, 4. D. 1928.
 By-Law restraining Cattle and Horses. OTED, That if any owner of any
 V Horse or Cattle shall suffer the same to go at large out of hts or her enclosure. after the first day of April next, such owner shall forfeit and pay :o the person who shall take up and impound the same, the sum of twen- ty-tive cents for each head of Cattle and fnr each Horse, for each tune they shall be SO found at large, or out of lhe owners enclo-~ sure, and taken up.
 That 1t shall be the duty of tbe Haywardss in their several districts, and it shall ne law- tnl for any other person, 10 lmpound any Cattle or Horses so found out of the enclo- sure of the owner and at large, who together with the Pound keeper, shall regulate their proceedings, receive the same compensation, and have the same powers as are granted in the Statute Law of this State. "Entitled. Pounds" provided that no penalty be incur red under this Bylaw shall exceed the sum of three dollars, and the owner of such Cattle or Horses SO impounded shall not receive the same from the Pound, until he shall have paid to the person impounding the same. the amount of the forfeiture, and to the Pound keeper his fees, and his expenses for keeping such creatures, as in other cases of creatures impounded.
 Provided nevertheless, that any person who has family residence in said town of Sharon, may, if he chooses, suffer one COW to run at large on the Public Highway. and not incur the aforesaid penalty"
 A:true Copy of Record.
 Attest, GEO. KING, Jr. 4 S9 TO,m Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12

Britons continued fnriOusly fighting over his body. His French aid, stretched his arms over the wounded veterans and cried out "Save the brave De Kaib, Oh Save the Baron De KaIb !'' The British imme- diately fell back, but it was too late to save his life. He died of his wounds, and was buried near Camden, where his last battle was fought.
 Some years after, when Washington visited that place, he eagerly inquired for the grave of De Kalb. It was shown to him. He looked on it thoughtfully, for a long time, and then exclaimed, with deep sigh, So here lies the brave De Kalb The generous stranger who came from a foreign land, to fight our battles, aud to wa ter the tree of our liberty with his blood! Would it had pleased Heaven, that he might have lived tO share our prosperity as freely as he shared our dangers !''- BiOg. Sketck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers having been appointed A by the Superior Court holden at I,itch- field, within and for the County of Litchfield Commissioners on the estate of
 JAMES BENTON,
 of Salisbury in said County, adjudged by the said Court an Insolvent Debtor, within the true intent and meaning of an act entitled ''an act to authorize the Superior Court t, grant relief in certain cases of Insolvency" hereby give notice, that we shall meet at the dwelling house of John R. Landon, in said Litchfeld, on the SOth day of April next, on the SOth day of July next, and on the Slst day of August next, at 9 o'clock on each of said days. to receive, adjust, and ascertain the several debts due and owing by the said in- solvent debtor to such of his creditors as shall seasonabIy present and prove the same.
 JOHN R. LANDON. } Commits
 TRUMAN SMITH, sioners.
 Dated at Litchfeld, Feb. 28th, ls99 *3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
Court of Probate, ss. District of Sharon,
 February 27, 1929.

1CUTWCSBY NGS 4O1Ss
 TTPON the Petition of Moore Chttenden. O of Salisbury in said district, showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Timothy A. Chittenden. of Salisbury in said district |. that said minor is the owner ofreal estate as tenant in common with Mary R. Chttenden, and Ann A. Chittenden, of Kent in the coun- ty of Litchfeld, which said real estate is sit uated in said Kent. and is the homestead of Dr. Samuel Chittenden,!ate of said Kent, de- ceased, and contains about seven and quar- ter acres, and descended to said minor as one of the Children and Heirs at Law of said Sam uel Chittenden, deceased, and is subject to the dover of the widow of said deceased, and also subject 10 an order of the Court of Pro hate for the district of New Milford for the sale of real estate; praying for liberty to sell the same and vest the avails according to law. as per petition on file, dated February e, 1929. Whereupon, ordered that the consideration of said petition be adjourned to 9th day of May. A. D. 1929, at g o'clock in the fore noon. at the Probate Office in said Salisbury. and that said Guardian giye public notice thereof by publishing this order in newspa- per printed in Litchfeld three weeks success sively, at least six weeks before the said 9th day of May 1829
 A true Copy of Record.
 Ss SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
NOTICE.

"HE honorable Court of Probate for the l district ot Sharon has limited and allow ed six months from the 5th day of February instant for the creditors of the estate of
 ELIZABETH BURRALL, late of Canaan. deceased, within which time to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber for settlement. All claims no: exhibited within said time will be debarred a recovery.
 WILLIAM M. BURRALL, Ear. Canaan, Feb. 5, 1929 S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
POETRY.
FrOm the! !Ns,O- Fork SEOrming COuSier. HEBREW.--JosHUA vi. 5.

HEBREW.-J0sHUA vi. 5. Oh, proud was thy battle-cry, Israel, given, When gather'd thy host by the banner of Heaven. Like the sweep of dark KedrOn, the roll oftheir tide, When bands thy chosen went forth in their pride Hark hark to the trumpet-Ibe echo from far, The leader of princes-he speedsto the war; His arm is thy resting, his breath is thy sword, And nations shall faint at the voice of his word. Let the cheer of the foe oer their batcments lOwer Ye shrOud by the night-sar the pride of their power All bright in the sunbeam their triumphs may wave, Tomorrow that glory is cold in the grave. When peal'd the wild shout to the blue manlled sky, How the foemau shrunk back he IIeardit pass by The torches grew pale in the halls of their m!rth, And turret and battIement crumbled 10 earth! Oh where is the narne ike thine, mighty in story, The Lord with thy triumphs has blinded his glory; Then ift the dark eye to the azure that's oer ye, And rush for the chapIets that brighten before ye. NORMA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
LitchfcM County, ss.

Litchtcld C0unty, Ss.
 Litchfeh Superior Court, Feb.teym, 1929. TTPON the petition of Sarah Butts, of Wa O tertown. in Litchfeld county, brought to this Court, showing that on the 3Oth day of August. 1913, she was married to one Israel c. Butts, and stating his wilful desertion, and absence for more than three years, and that he has been guilty of adultery; and praying for bill of divorce, as by petition on file may more fully appear. Said petition was contin- ued until the third Tuesday in August next, to the session of the Superior Court in said Litchfeld. Notice is hereby given to the said Israel G. Butts, that he may appear and de- fend said petition, if he see cause. - .
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 Febr,ury % 6tS7 Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12
From the Ladies' Maga=tne TO THE SEA.

Grant me thy company thou solemn sea! Earth speaks of nsan,-her trimly trec'd walks, Her groves, her gardens, and her gorgeous domes, All speak ofman. Even the pure, lofty sky, With all its change of garniture.-its robe Of morning purple and its garb by day Ofblue and silver tissue, richly wrought, Its mantle for the eve, ofpameless dyes, Of seems to me (may Heaven forgive the thought!) Like some fair woman Tn her coquetry.
 Pit thOw dost speak of God,-thou holy Sea! Thou wonder-working, mortal-mocking One. Alone upon thy shore rove, and count The crested pillows in their ceaselcss play; And when dense darkness shrouds thy awful face, l listen to thy voice, and bow me down In all my nothngness to Him whose eye BehoIds the congregated world of waves Blu; as a noteess dew-drop. L. H. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-12

At q I'o,m Meeting legally warned and hel@
 in Goshen on the leth day of February,
 1929, for the express purpose of making c b'-law to restrain Hors s, Cattle, S,oine. Sheep. and Geese from running Gt large 0n tue Highscays and Commons in said toaon cf
 Goshen, aud .tor regulating such as shall go
 ct Aarge---the .tolloaOing Totes ,oere adopted,
 on penalty cf the sums specifedin each Tote,
 poyoble by the o,cner to amy person or per-
 sons impounding tue same, ouer and Gboue tue
 legal impounding .tses. l. VOTED, to restrain all Horses, or horse kind, from running at large On.the highway or commons in the town of Goshen, from and after the 10th day of April next, until the 10th of November next, on penalty of 90 cents each, for each time they may be taken up and impounded.
 9. Voted, to restrain all neat cattle from running at large on the highway and com mon, on penalty of 50 cents each, for each creature impounded from the 10th day of April next one year-except that each fami- ly shall be privileged to keep two COWS on said highways and commons. between the rising and setting of the sun on each day they shall be so allowed.
 g. Voted, to restrain all Sleep from run ming at large on the highways and commons iD the town of Goshen. for one year from the 10th day of April next, under penalty of 12 1-2 cents each, for each sheep impoundcd for so running at large.
 4. Voted, that all StOine be restrained from running at large on the highway in the town of Goshen from the 10th day of April next for one year, under penalty of 25 cents for each swine impounded for so running d. large.
 5. Voted, that all Geese he restrained from running at large on the highway in the town of Goshen. for one year from the 10th day of April next, under penalty of 1s l-2 cents for each goose impounded for so running at large.
 6. Toted, that it shall be the duty of the Haywards, and any ireehoder of said town of Goshen is hereby authorized, to take up and imp"und any such creature so found run ming at large, which is mentioned in said by- laws.
 7. Voted, that the town clerk shall cause the foregoing bylaw to he published in inc Litchfeld Enquirer, four weeks successiyeIy, before the 10th day of April next, agreeable to the requirement of the statute law of the State of Connecticut.
 A true copy of record.
 Attest, ADINO HALE, SS I0,Un Clerk.