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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05
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~ MORNING., SEPTEMBER 5, 1923.

pnJ,yxrRo.-Byt the ship Cincinna'us'
,,io,urn, at New York, Rio Janeiro pa
0'P' ,hs 10th of July inclusive have been
P'n - There is no political or other news
., importance, other than that received 0' '"e
!. ,r,iyaFat his port.
~. r, Nrinurn reports, that letter was re-
,;rd a, rhn, place from bueno' Ayrss' o, the
., ~ rn.e. sra,lrg rha, the Federal Army COM
by Gru Rossas, had Withdrawn 10 the
.,,.l Of Chascomus, about 90 leagues
! '' ., io,r,jor, in consequence of pledge hav-
' ,.,n Given by the Government OF Buenos
ave, that rhsy would eater INTO i ''e''' o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01
Fall Goods .
Zine WineS..

EEORGE JOHNSON has Just received, per tn. v.
u locl,y, from Madeira supply of
Old London Particular Ma1ieira Wim
in pipes, hogsheads, quarter and half quarter ci,
J. Howard, March g. Co.'S brand. warranted pur-
such as comes "to 0rdsr" and suitable for the bes b
bies He has also received. per same vessel, few G
and half Or. casks If The
+" Finest Grape Jucc,'
most delicious wine. All Of which h. offers for ~
on termrs which he hopes Wi, please; and invites da
ers to call and examine the same, at his OOf
wins wharf, where he continues to transact feera ID
Commission Business of every description.
GJ lntelligencer will please insert the above tv,
week till forbid. CT
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01

Something is said, in the newspapers, invi.
diously, of Mr.. McLANE's prediction for Eng
land We answer for the fact that he is who'll
ly an american, s,udious Of American prospe.
rity alone. l. will be- no disadvantage ina, he
should not be supposed. In England, 10 enter
tain prg"dices against the country whose good
will il is, doubtless, part OF his duty TO Con-
ciliate. Nor can it a, all ujure The American
cause If Washington Irving, the Secretary Of
the Legation, should be deemed very friendly
or partial to Great Britain. No sacrifice Of
any interest Of the United States will be made,
while every patriotic object will be met with
more kindly spirit. Nat Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01
MEcKLENBURG ". c. Sci

,,
degree OF mortality now prevails in this
section, which believe is withou, its parallel
in this or any other country so remote from
the sea board. am persuaded that the pro-
portion OF deaths 10 the number attacked, has
been seldom greater in Philadelphia or Charles
ton, during the prevalence of the Yellow Fever.
Indeed; if this is no, the yellow fever, It APP
proaches nearer 10 its character, than any type
ever witnessed by the writer; who has been
somewhat con.ersant with that desolat:ng dis
ease to the north
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01

We are glad to learn (say. the National Ga.
zet,ej that the College Of Georgetown, District
OF Columbia, is likely to flourish in all respects
The corps of professors has had an accession
OF three gentlemen, who have held chairs in
European colleges, after having finished their
studies in one of the most celebrated univer-
sites of Italv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01
PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
Card.

A. B. HAYDEN, Denial Sarse07'
WILL commence his regular visits 20 Aisila,,
w on Thursday next, 18th instant, and Gonus'
them on the second and fourth Thursday IN eieh mg
until further notice Persons wishing his profess
services, will please leave notice at Claggeus, 80
Hotel. may ll-sIhf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01
Keys found.

A BUNCH of Keys was found on the whsII .. ~
"A day last, which may be of some con,sfo. y NJ.
rhe owner, who may have them on applcaum " q!
office, by paying the cost of this adyertlsersT ~
paying small gratuity TO the finder.
sent 5O-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01
Scott e Wright

Scott Il Wright
HAvE received, by late arrivals from PhIadelph,
I'll part of their fall supply Of
Day GOODs.
AMONG WHICH IRE:
Superfne and common, blues black, and f,rr,
colored cloths and cassimeres
Pelisse cloths, fanneis aud cambIets
Blue, steel MKT and drab sattinetts
Circassians and bombaze:ts
swansdown. valencia and silk ves,ihgs
Ginghans and csIcoes (somc new styel
Irish linens and diapers
Silk, worstcd and cotton hosiery
A general assortment Of bleached and brown d..
nestle cotton, Also,
CoTTON YARN.
They win hereafter receive. from New York, eguI.
supplies, selected by the senior partner eadra
that City. sept9 eo]
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-01
Cash for Negroes

W NEGROES, of both sexes from IL to Is wears
OF age, field hands, also, mechanics of every descrp
ton Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give us
CALL as we are determined to give higher prices for
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly at.
tended to- We can at all times be found at our resi-.
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. C.
sept30 FRANKLIN & ARMFJELD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

base and malignant, in unknown persons TO circu-
late report that Maj Gibbon was to be removed
what is it i'll the President of the United States,
clothed by the people with their power, for benificent
purposes, to glut his vengeance upon two HELPLESS;
Old men, 10 way offending but that they liked anotll-
er man better than him, and who equally with Mei.
Gibbon, were gallant soldiers of the Revolution?
Nr. Ritchie frequently discourses of the abstract
comparison and differences of things. will he be good
enough TO point out the moral distinction between
these two?
Tie Seoenteeatb Editor reloardeG.--- Moses Daw-
son, Editor ofthe Cincinnati Advertiser, to be Rccei-
Yer OF Public Monies at Cincinnati in place OF An
drew nj. Bailey, renoced Mr.. Dawson is the seven
teenth editor brought into place aud salary by Gen
Jackson, and about fourteen presses are placed under
the pecnniary obligation Of supporting his measures
right or wrons The example is withou. any p.,ulle
y press whose editor proprietor is ealaried Of
hcer OF the government. and liable to be dismissed
without fault or enquiry, by that government cannot
be considered free lie may make good officer, but
he cannot remain an impartial independent editor
DR.. Uatlias.-We continue the second day pro-
ceedings in this case, before tie Federal Cou.t at
Washington. Mr.. Coke for Inc accused, was to
eoASlENe ana Oh MONDAY,
we shall probably have it in power TO publish the
decision OF the court Gil the point Of the demurrer.
There was very ignorant or a very disngenuous
paragraph in the Enquirer OF yesterday, intended
to create prejudice against Watkins, for attempting
to escape On point OF law, instead Of meeting the
question on It's merits. The learned editor will put
OH his spectacles, and again read Gen. Jones nrgu-
nent, ne will md that that able counsel was Wiling
to concede all alledged in the sresentnent to be true
for argument sake, and still contend that Watkins
bad done nothing for which the hw could puuisl. him.
WHY so into the merits on evidence, when the ac-
cuscd was wiling to confess all that was clargetle
WHEN tie time comes, whether it is fist rIuie mani
fest in court not, Or. Watkins will meet the ac-
cusaion It's merits, and before still higher .riau-
nal---that of public opinion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

ioZ1, there were two thirds Mills at work than
~ io2o. Inc average rate of wages, there, was In
id@t' los; IN 1925, IS Led. In Macclesfed in 1924
there were 50 Mills employed; in 1928, i6 of these
were standing still. In Staunton so Mills had ston-
PED work since laa4, and wages reduced 20 per cent
since lS2a, the number of looms ut work had been
f feuuceu nom LOUD to 5000. and wages reduced
from us to 9s. In Dublin in 1924 O. there were l2D
Droad SILK looms employed, now but eOO-thefe
were also III ia245, 900 riband engines ernploycd:
now 9ut l44-the wages this branch, reduced IS
per Cent In 1924, the hands employed in throwinyr
were 2eoo; now but 1873. Wages then 8s now SIS
we nave thus given i'll condensed form few Of
the facts submitted to the House of Commons by tha
mover OF me inquiry, and to us, they appalling
enough, IN al conscience; and should we think prove
most satisfactory, that if the present encoura geneu,
10 'He introduction Of foreign Silks into England
should be continued for any time, that it will ami
nita,'o al t'ie domestic establishments. The sit,ns-
uei VI te Dix Manufacturers of Great Britain hold
avery striking analogy to those of our countrynen
engaged IN manufactures. Their establishments are
IN state OF comparative nfancy-so ure OURS
hey nave TO compete with old and experienced work.
meh--so have Previous to 1924 tho British
ohk trade was protected from foreign competition
II then Prospered-since then the fostering care Of
government has been withdrawn, and the cousp,
quencc Is TO be seen in the above melancholy pic.
tUre. r.
1t Will be well for Amcrica-;t will be well far
those who nave got their means invested in Manu-
iacturlng establishments, if Congress should take
counsel by the folly OF our transatlantic fienls.
600
Sfles # Ipbacco al Stochoe Warehouse 2sih .Nay.
TAAstn-e hds at s. at 20 at s. at 80, at = IA,
az 90 At s5 az 80, IT'S 90, al So Il
80 90 ate 80, ats IS, at5SO, at 30 AZ
a. lo.d at6 at4 80 att so, att, 80 aid AZ,
al 20 at -, ats 20, BAT IS, o. at o. at s.
90 'O' wv
f ks'sst al 90 5 a.. a: s. s. as,sge ,s4aa aa4s
10, l at 10. at i 10, at
-@2s-
NAARlLD, on Thursday, 28t nat. at Chts.;cpke,
King WILLIAM County, by the Rev Jonathan SIN
man, Mr.. NEWMAN w. BARNES, OF Richmond To
MISS Marc ARHr ". i'oaLiN, daughter of the ta,e
Yesterday Morning, Ivy the Rev. Mr. Sykes, Mr
of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
Front tie Baltimore CiLraaictt.

-'A' I'ioII ICiIIh i RADD.
The LAST New York Albion contains = sLoirl o.a
debate which Iook place in the British House of Com
mons on the 18th of April relative to the Silk Trade
The debate arose on a motion brought forward bv
the Hon Mr.. Flyer to appoint Committee to in
quiro into the state Of the Silk Manufacture. lie
commenced by pointing out tho valueof this branch
OF trade and stating generally that it was rapidly on
the decline, and ascribed its fallen condition, to the
introduction ofNIr Huskissons Free Trade System
that the silk trade had been the victim for four or five
years past OF set ofexperments instituted by those
experimental Doctors in political economy Mr.. Hus-
ksson and his disciples. After exposing the absurd
y ofthe new tangled notions Of Mr.. Huskisson's
plans Of government, he affirmed that if they were
Persevered in, they would bring ruin upon the manu-
featuring interest Of England.
In support of his position that the Free Trade Svs
tenn was ruiuous to Manufacturers, Mr. FLYER ave
number of facts, few of which we will endea-
vour to lay before readers In letter which he
read from Corenf'y, it was stated that in that dis
trlct there had been increase of 500 Weavers ont
Of employ since the 18th ofMarch and that the nun
Der OF Wmders, Wrappers, and Spinncrs out of en-
piey had also increased in proportionatc ratio.
The humber out>of employ there is thus stased
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
APPOINTMENT IN DELAWARE.

Jonn 5 L5mbdin Post Master at Smyrna in the place Of
Jacob Pennington re7aored
MI Pennington, VINO has thus been removed member Of
the Society Of Friends highly respectable man. and as am Off
cer had no superior III fidelity and attention his trust This
refoD, certainly not demanded by the "people;" for
among the people Of Smyrna and lis vicinity is held in uni
yesa regard as upright citizen, and accommodating and
attentive officer lie has held the Office long time and is now
deprived OF his support al that period of life when
in pursuits is Tksome and dicu-fr he is upwards
Of 20 wears Of age His offence was quiet rorece c Mr.
AFa.-s ~ &c P.csiIcrc 9.--r7D.t Nm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

u The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is rubiished t,syss a
week. tuesdays and Fridays0 five dollars per an.
mum, payable in advance. - ~
" FOR advesigg-T5 cents square Cor fess) for Ao
hrst insertion and 90 cents for each continuance
Ii nseIons must be noted the BIS. otherwise
az ,ettefs 20 the Editors be ost paid or ssx
o'es OF chartered specie paying Banks Of apv uF
~ I.e wi DC received in payment for subscriptions In
inc wig tnough Virginia U. States Bank Notes uould
DC pteicrrsd and reiuitiarces can BE- made tbrog nc
Post Office at the risk Of the Editors -" We
u Previous to a dscoptinuapcc of H., r,n,. ~
i,ydrages must be paid Md those who nav wish n
discontinue, viii notify the Editors to thar ert a,Tsss
s-!.5s! '''' "-''.' 'oe" fc0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

fngton, on Saturday 9th inst. Phcre were. we hear
three or four thousand people on the ground of whom
favored with speech from Mr. CLAY of AN hour ~
more in the delivery which was listened 70 NV Xix
immense multitude with infinite satisfaction and da
light. Some say, it was the best speech Mr., CLAW
and the utmost harmony aud good ieeiinrr provnirJ
through the day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
Tota1

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Warwick ne stated wore In
similar situation; the wages of those in employ
we're low that they did not afford the common no.,
cessaries Of life, they having but half work; and that
it would not be in the power Of employers to con-
tinue their present partial labour to their workman
the situation of both were becoming daily worse
The fancy and ornamental branches of the trade had
been entirely broken up blythe introduction of 3reign
ia6rles Many had been Compelled to dispose Of all
Their disposable articles to prevent themselves and
children from starving - 1''1
In Congleton alone there we're 90 Silk Mills
standing still. illustrate still further the blight
ing influence Of the free trade policy he stated these
additional facts. In 1924, the average wares we're
Is ad per week in 1898, b. y Id In Pajslcy, in
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
SSbnGeBaSg 35rsees Current.
E;c!r1,ond June l. 1890

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Iojacco, lsGJ-
good to line, loUlh. SgaIg4
middling, i so as
common, i a )
refused, , 80 a )
mGnvtactp-eG--
lst quad. cavendish, 10. So q 4C
small tw!sf; no. /, Has
10. =, 9all-
f'oar, city mills, none
canal, s l24 o6 25
lphsHt, none
Corn, bush. II a 20
Coal, bes, for shipping, is. : d
inferior, II aI5
Cotton, s a 9
VARIOUS OTHER AEEGLEs.
hum, 10. 6
B''tmsto''e, roil, ID. 3-a 81
8ees'oaa, BEST 22a25
Hntisr, 13 a 20
Bet, mess, b;,I. 10 so a1f
Bacon, new, IA T.;
Cheese, 10 q 125
Candies, tallow, nloulG, rOl . i.
sperm. u Il 20
Cgfcs, w. /. green, IG all
Java, white, Is "a II
ordinary qualities, 11JeL,
Chocolate, no. !, 10 a I8
CQRPsraS, ID. 8 Il 81
Fish, herrirgs, no. I, new, A
shad, no. 1, 7 ~ SD
mackerel, mol, scarce, 6 5Oa6 T;
do. no. 2, 5 IS as 80
do. no. 3, a % u i so
fia'st, raisms, bunch, box, 8 :;
muscatel, 3 50
Feathers, livcgeese, good, :4Ja2.
Glass, windoig, axfo, So fegt
2 IS l0x12, do. 3
GltapolOde7., Dupunt'S 3 50 al
Hemp, American, ton, $50 u IN
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dEfel, I7a I;
sailed, la IS
Indigo, Sp'h fotant, III 75d22;
h-on, Swedes, ton, 105
English, So a 90
American, IS a. Cd
Lqrtt, new, 6a6t
Lime, / 90
LEATHER, sole, IS as
upper ! IS a 2T5
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. IS
understandable, IL ai3
Jnahoguny, st. Dom. f. 10 d 9
Bay, 10 a ~
JIoiasSes, gal. n. o. 50 d 80
". India, generally, 2S 4 81
| Ncol, hasael, 50
Mails, cut, lib. :
Oh, linsecd, gal. 20 avs
tanners, bbl. IS al7
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80
do. summer do. 65 d 20
Oats, bush. 50 aS7s
Piaisfcr Of Paris, ton, 4 50
PORK, prime, Dbl. II a 1850
mess, IL a IA so
Rice, Carolina, new 8 a3l
Sugar, loaf 18a20, lump 15a1.
\. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
St. Croix, do. 1Oa liz
muscovadogs, 3 Il 10
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 2 4Oa2 8
gIound alum, 21-2 a y
Saltpetre, ID. 10 d IL
.Syirits-
brandy, cuqac, gal. 1 10a 8
apple brandy, So a SO
peach do. 80 a 100
rum, s.. Croix g. Ant. so a o
DO. New England, % a 81
GIN, Holland, 90 a los
do. American, 30 a 81
whiskey, rs a %
STEEL, German, Tb. IL aIi
Eng. blistered, sac
Amer. do. 6
Slot, Cwt. 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
4 GARD.

Permit INC TO state through the medium of t1e
Wing, that have just pcrused in that print the last
part OF the observations OF writer who signs himself
Ncritas on the subject OF the 'Critique on Edge
Hill, but have not yet seen the first. will not say
as Veritas has, that ''perusng his efsions, am
greatly surprised that the Editors should have given
currency to such a miserable effort to uiHfy'ethe
author OF the Critique On the contrary, should
have been among tine first to have condemned refu-
sal to give them such currency. al that is requested
is the equal and impartial privilege Of making reply
as soon as the first part Of the publications Of Vertas
can be obtained (which the Editors are requested to
SUPPLY in order to show to the world if the writer
hereof cannot convince Fcitas himself that his lau
dabe zeal has so blinded his better, Judgment and
good sense, as TO make him entirely mistake the cha
ractor of the subject be has attempted to discuss and
still much more mistaken the motives and character of
the author the Critique, well as all that he has
really said and thence, fallen into the very error
himself, of which ne has roundly and so 1nustIv
accused the person whom he has thus so anprily at
tackled, and that too a signature which oiIpht
to have been as wei! supported i'll reality, as it was
intended Tor e6ecH
The Editors are also requested to note that there
we're three or four typographical errors in the Cri-
uque, more the fault no doubt, Of the MS than the
compostor, and obvious that they need not be
troubled further with them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

TIE Tnegenctr thinks the Dcconvi at WASHINGTON viz.
the central Committee do interfere with the appon,ing
power We wish could think so seeing as We do ed
many sarng instances the contrary belief remains firm
Duff Green himself has almost much do with the indr
appointments as any member othe cabinet Indeed this so
well known, that haze that applicants for Office
are always extremely anxious gt into favor with him and
in many cases. applications first made to him If people
only knew half of what going on AT ashirgfo t
would be completely dsrused.S[y4Ier Phn. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

Err Clay AT Ho7IE,--The Kentucky Commcnta-
Tor says-A grand assemblage and dinner in honor Of
Henry Clay took place at FoGIevg parder, near OK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04

NopcAN. MoRGAN,-If the following state
ment from the Hallowell tMe.) Advocate be
true. David C.. Miller ought 10 be compelled 10
live on raw potatoes for the resi- Of MS itc.
MoSs,rUn ToSs,s coME AsAIS.-A stranger called
few days since, and requested the publication OF me
following He has been traveller we are informed'
and 10 well known in Liv1rmcre and jay.
For the .2dr0cate
Noue,s ACTUALLY POUND Nothing but the most ss
cred regard to truth and wcll-beNg OF the public IN
general prompts me at tins time to oontradic' the Ia
bricated account of The murder of the late Captain
William Morgan of Batavia, y. Y RESPECTING .''
wonderful parsonage much anxiety has been tel. he
numerous accounts of his being alive III Turkey,
at the foot the falls If Niagara and many other pa-
ces are mere farce, and perhaps told to satisfy idle
CURIOSITY But !, having known sand Morgan ID 'he
state of New.York, previous to his abduction pave
since been able to recognize him saw MN AT 'lie
Yankee Eote! in the city, Oct. 1925. He was ma
SON of the first rank He told me he had taken seven
degrees that money hard to be obtained; that he
should publish the three first degrees OF masonry and
tnew not but he should go further The mere out
lines, he said, would satisfy the long fxsln8 curiosity
of the public; aud he would then pass through sham
abduction and thereby render his bouk saleabie IN
April last being at Mount Desert Island, small craft
appeared off the harbor. aud shortly after pun IN
She had on board in all nine men; they came on sHoe
The third man saw Captain Morgan: he mad on
camblet cloak glazed hat, thick boots, and mkt un-
derclo,hes He approached me, and or presenting my
hand seemed reluctant in being discovered lie wen,
by the name of Harrington on board the schooner.
then called him aside tie told me he had oeeh A.
wfoundIand that he then British subjects ina.
he was conveyed down the ST Lawrence from Fort
Fri. f, that he should return to the United States
and Miller had in his hands money to the amount cl
500 600; that he had been in the Bay Fishery ny ms
request have promised to puonsh TINS On =,
in This town; let this put all further speculation
n. have had ocular demonstration OF the foregoing
80 EZRA SruRaEs ANDERSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04

Nothing was done in The Circuit Court yes
tetday in the case Of Dr.. Watkins, the indis-
position OF Mr.. Swami having prevented him
from attending, and the Court being not yet
prepared TO give their Judgment on the mo-
,ion made by the Counsel for the United States,
that the Court should inslruc, the Jury that
certain facts found by them, amounted 10 for.
gerv. II is at present uncertain whether the
Counsel for Dr.. Watkins will demur to the
new Indictment, or proceed to trial upon the
facts. Maj Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04
Groceries. Ship ChandIery. &c.
Public Sale

OF 244 flores Of Land, near Town
IN conformity to a decree of the United States Cir
cult Court Distric, of Columbia, for the County Of
Alexandra, between Charles Bennett and others. epus
pianants and Isaac Robbins administrators, witiitke
will annexed, OF Eliza DuIany, and others, defendants,
shall proceed sell, FIR cash. the premises, to
the highest bidder, Hfdnesdoy, the 18th day of
July next. at o'clock. r. ~ that piece or parcel OF
land, formerly belonging or attached to the "Shu-
ter Hill Tract" laying in the District Of Columbus
bounded on the by the line ofthr District; on the
north b, Mrs Sherrons fences the east by Glsddens
Run; and the SOUTH to the north line Of King
street exter ded will be put up in lots suit pr
chasers. the whole in body to be determined OF
previous to the sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
June IS div 2aw2w adtJ,I5