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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
MarSha\'s Salt.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the III day Of .ipril neas,
w for cash, sixty aGkI.S OF LAND, earl, all
in timber, su>te i'll the county Of Alexandria a. out
ten miles iror. ~; town of Alexandria and five miles
from Georgetown, beginning and boun,I,d fcllous:
At stake to John A. sober's purchase Of Smith Mi
nor which piece parcel OF land purchased by
the said i!"gh W. Minor Of z. II. Minor. with
straight line from the sake box OAK and bounded
by the line OF Writings and; thence viii Writings
line north, unti it IA the SAID fugh " Minors
land, occupied by him; trence with parallel line
southwest course to th line OF the ,rac OF land
of the said Hugh W. Minor ,henc. south to he be-
ginning. The above propert, is sold 10 satisfy two
executions, one in favor OF Philip -. Miner, tor the
Of George Minor aud others, the other in favor Of
Joseph Sewcl. for the use OF DIR. william GunneIl,
plaintiffs, against Hugh W. Minor. defendant The
said property is first sub to the execution in f.,
of George Minor and others. The sale i'll take Place
at the Of he aforesaid land, adjoining the late
residence of John somers, near the gate that lets
into his yard, to commence at II O'CLOCK.
G.. SCOT, ID. NJ.
for 7 RinggoId, II.
p. S. Should the purchaser fail to pay the pur
chase money in ten days the property will be adver-
tsed the eleventh day, and the first purchaser eid
responsible for any deficiency that may arise conse.
quence of the second sale e. SCOTT, D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
IlUm iae National h,t.Ma..,- IL, O.

tssO,lrh," RA.-Py The Shark, from Africa
en ColoD;, nave been received, by the Amsri.
n, rrx;st'tion Society, from DR.. Randall.
lie dis.S". agent which confirm The news of
ts tar. OF which rumor was received a
lin, prio, go oy the way Of England. Some
snpor,rv me me arrival of DIR. Randall, the
e,pa,alioDaa seo'' Mr.. LO, Carey, was making
n.y. by ,,n.m assert The authority Of the Col,
d,Fi,ncb .Is from its territory the people
70 On M " save vessel, who had landed car.
has Tor . .'' Tor The purpose of opening a
Sn, Soys w Eleven persons, including
NUske, cs,,, we're basiiy employed in making
ses, and impruden,ly continued
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. II.

"0Fwahhs head.-SO much for Buckingham"
Extract oil letter to the Editor Of the Baltimore Re-
publican. dated
WASHINGTON, ooh March.
IL have Just learnt that Mr.. NATHANIEL
GREEN, OF Boston, has been appointed POST
master al tina, place, vice Hill removed: and
that Mr. lHOS GOODWIN, of your city, has been
appointed Appraiser, vice w. haslet,, remov
ell
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25

n NOTICE. Rev. Mr. WELLER,
Secretary, and General Agent of the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Ep,sco.
pal Churc, in the United States of America, will de.
liver discourse Mission, in St. Paul's Church,
This Eyesing al q 1 past o'clock,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
Notice.

VUyHE Stockholders of the Fsuqucr and Alexandra
i Turnpike Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of said Compan, will be held at Dr.
Bells Tavern, the town of Centreville, on Monday
the sth da, of April next for the purpose of electng
a President four Directors, and Treasurer.
march l6-1awtA6 J. MORGAN, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25

A., "SSSP'SDESrs:-The solution Of the
,,,, question inserted Tomorrow. Ju-
IL, " O''n crowded out 10 day. GARR1ok,
,.., morrow Lines by Cassius shall be
F.. wv To- The New York letters continued
"'''n as We can make room
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25

nra'r' opens tonight. and, from the
:, " presented, We doubt not but that
, W" oe iull and fashionable audience.
TONE delivers an opening Address, writ
n "'"' u, auPropria,e to the occasion. 1t
= >ee' hat many novelties are in course
" Preparation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25

We are gratifed TO hear that Mr.. MoNRoE
is relieved from. the fever by which he has
lately been Frustrated, aud is decidedly con-
valescent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25

"pu'"ean" new ,ri,weekly paper
e' y Nessrs. Violet and KrAr1Ne,
''.0 yesterday mosoing. We wish them
'''''s in their undertaking.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
To Rent,

The two.story brick house al the
efVH corner of Washington and Princessstree's'
Eles; Mnresent occupied by Mr.. Henry Danger
&AR field. The house is in good repairs and II,
nished in the best style. having large lot attached
to il with all necessary buildings such as stable coach
and smoke houses. Possession may be had the i9th
of April and to good tenant The rent will be put low.
- JOHN C.. MANDEI.L.
feb % 2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
AUCTIONS s.
BY William ID. Mutt

nnuTsdGy eren'ng nert, at J past z o'eloek-
~ VIII be sold at the Auction. store corner or Prince
and unlon-streets-an assor ready made cloth.
S' consisting or co"'s c,oaks over coa>, vests pam
taiooss c Also, variety of hartwa are, Rri,ans tea
and coffee pct,, locking books shoes, &c &c
march Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
N3RRIED.

On Thursday evening 18TH instant, by Rev James
Reid, MIR. REIN BEACH to Miss IEyINA TIlIErr both
of Fairfax County, Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
Stil for SALE
That valuable property the
'BhENTSTILLE HOTEL,"

EA That valuable property the
Af!!A 'BhENTSTILLE HOTFL,"
"a / III adjoining the public square, Prince Will.
lam Court House, embracing acres Of
ground stables, granar, and ice house, with al
sary out.budings, and brch hcuse, in v ich
are IS rooms ami passages IN a suitable part oi The
building lsa store room, counting and cellar,
well fitted up This proper, viii BE- Offered a IL
beral credit on the First Honduy in March nea1 lbe,ng
Quarterly Court and omlnodsting ariargrm,n ut
might be made by the transfer If bonds by ID, rur-
chaser. The value of the property will more fully
appear upon stating that the rent which the whole
property yields is rather than s400 rer annum
feb Its TIL. II. HAMPTON
~PTh, above sale is pas'poned mil the
First Monday in .ri it being the day OF the election.
msych 9--tA6 T. RI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25

T In the course Of the Company's short stay will
be produced the following new pieces: "The Gam
bler's Fate !" Lottery Ticket )" Race for Din.
ner !" /" Hundred Pound Note" In the course OF the
present week George Barnwell" will be PLAYED
Doors open ats; performance to commence at
O'Clock Tickets and places to be had at the Thea.
tire from 10 till 3 O'Clock.
f+f At the request of several
advantageous to the prosperity Of the concern,
thu price, will be as follow:
Boxes. first and second lier 81 Pit, rs cts. {;
Gsilrry, 50 cents.
march IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-25
Washington City Lottery, Sixth Class,

Washington City Lottery, Sixth Class,
To be drawn in the city Of Washington, on Frh ay the
9th March. 1899 AZ number lottery drawn bal
lots. Scheme prize of SIC, 900, of 5000. l Of
l,460, of 900, of 500 of $780, &C sc. Tickets
IS; half so; quarter 25.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class 20. far 1929, will b. drawn in the city of phi.
lade'pha on TUESDAY the 24th of March--60 number
Lotter, g drawn ballots
Scheme-l prize of SIS, 900, of 5000, of 4,OGO.
of 5000, Of 2025, of 1000, OF 500, Of 400,
~ OF 800, 10 of200 20 of $50, "a of 100 &c &c.
Tickets s'i halves 50; quarters 2i; eIghths 624
For sale, in the greatest variety of numbers, at
y. II. WHITES
Lottery office, Royoi street.
The following are the drawn numbers in the new.
York Consolidated Lottery
40 s 40 90 70 IS march %
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No. 2, for 1929 will be drawn in the City of PhiIadel-
phia on Tuesday, oath March 50 numbers, 9 drawn
ballots. Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets S., halves
2 so; quarters IS.
Washington City Lottery, 9th Class,
Will be drawn in The City Of Washington Friday,
9TH March, Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets S.,
halves so; quarters G5 For sale at
J. RUMNEY'S
LOTTERY and Exchange office, alexandria
Drawing Of the New York Consolidated Lottery, Ex
ira Glass, No. 3, for 1909
40 6 40 SO II IS march %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

newer been able 10 succeed partially This is no idle
DISCRIMINATORY nu, positive fact. as all those in any degree
me governments therefore of Europe having tried The plan
which the Quarterly Review reconnncn without and
s as no Spr Us S onss knowing at hs
mud Yelling To render the some service nav. IN
instances commenced putting "a with ne christian
S"fucs ana ,hs has been already effected in Holland
bavara, Saxcn Wear aud ihe other German stale.
MOI 10 mention tie United States, where enjoy equal
wihott any injury To the christians
lately received a letter from an in,cll,,n .,,.r,, IA,
aiy winch states, that King Lewis OF Bavaria cnyo lately
ZcoS rs equal To ten thousand dollars towards te csabs
e" Jewish Seminary OF Learning, and TIA, about two
"so college was established in Munster capital of
the RUSSIAN province of WcsiIha for the vopr
S'"onasels ann mechanics among the saei,cs In this
INSTITUTION are t1hht the Hebrew Gcnnen atm and French
ahsuses The ranud the Bible with commentaries NInbc
ma"s history Logic, Geography, Natural History q BESIDES
Wv a. pranc hcs as singing, music painting THIS
'hoO IN hourising condition though sior only
esiabscd the teachers both of the Jewish and christian
pcrsnasonS thus proving that peace with chris
vans "i,nout nh1tycnotng with them The pn,ro-
red by the Frssan government which has lately shown itself
very 's'os I'D aovanse e,caon without
any oSSramg conditions 10 their benevocncc What is
ennhanic WIN the above seminary is that il il established
a town. where than twenty years AGO no jew was
above" 10 locate himself permanently; the estab
srent oil the school, the Jewish
sy IN the Gymnasium place where they were i, az
much honoTcd OF the christian students of which can
speak CONFIDENTLY having been scholar years aud
Guar In short, IN spite of the cne,,
have continued 10 flourish last thirty wears and i
continue 20 do long deserve of Heaven,
ic4'u aid much more, bat avn afraid that have said
aIIy 100 much but beg that reads above
pardon loquacity since hardly could saw less against the
many allegations nj tic Review, than have done viii out
beng obscure altogether uuiucige dare NOT even hon,
that have succeeded IN convincing the cristions of the
oil what have said, for would certainly strange youna
man. ~ho mad moreover not the best oppoI,my of acuunl
iarcIv heview, who for aush know may be Professor in
the Oxford University But if have succeeded in ,aying
niue OF me prejudice existing against i, will he ample
u Pc,i,a'on TO . a NATIVE OF GERMANY
| Richmond, Va. January the 6,h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
General Asssnyttp.
HOUSE OF DELEG.4T'Es.

tHTDAY, Jan. 9th.
A comlnitt"e from the Senate stated they had ppss
ed the bills; |, concerning VIM. Hmchman; 2 au.
thoIizng the erection of dam across Powells Riv-
or.
On motion of.Mr Pittsburgh of Ohio, leave wa, riv
Ell To bring IN bill authorizing the overseers of the
poor ofOhio County, 10 convey certain lands hereto
fore purchased.
Nh W5tite Of Rockbridgr, and .H,. Piro. of Camp
ben made reports from the committees Of Internal
Navigation and agriculture md Manufs ctures
On motion OF .Tr. Iash,um Resolved that the
committee of Roads &c he Instructed to INQUIRE
unto the expectancy OF raising money by Lottery TO
open and improve the road lately laid ont from Mid
debourne i'll the county of Tyler to the Pennsylvania
line by comns siOners appointed by the Governments
of Virginia and Pennsylvania.
On motion of M. .hfLaughEn of Greenbricr, the
committee on the Militia were instructed to enquire
into the expediency of reducing the milurv m,,sters
III the Commonwealth of Virginia.
On motion of Mr.. Waiiace, Resolved that the
board OF Public w orks the principal! Enginecr
az soon AZ his presen' enga rements have been com
pleted to survey Occoqnan Creek g. Cedar Run
ana report his opinion OF the practicablty of mprov
ing the navigation Of the same and the expclsc of
such pan OF Improvement as he may consider most
proper 70 be pursued.
-, The House then proceeded to the election of
treasurer OF the Commonwealth for p months, on
Joint ballot with the Senate.
mr. Johnson of Chcs criicld, nominated Lawson
Burioot Esq. the present incumbent who was elected
without opposition.
On motion of Mr. Fitzgerald, the order ofthe dav
Tor the election of Brigadier General in the room of
Gen. c. Jones resigned, was postponed TO the 18th
instant.
CONVENTION.
On motion of Mr.. Nelson the House urain r~n.
INTO committee Of the whole, Mr.. MAY in the Cbair
on the bill "to organize a convention."-
yur. PaThe' of Northampton, resumed and finish.
ca his argument in favor of county representation and
against all other modes of consttnp the convention
side. ''' ''''''o
MI. Craig ofMontgoncry, succeeded in opposition
to county representation.
decided opposition to- county representation.
When Mr.. Duncan had concluded. on motion of
ur Doddridge the committee rose and had leave 10
sit again. Mr. Dodariige is of course entitled to
the i.oor this Gay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
Gomgre@s of tbs az. States.
THURsDAY, JANt-,py :.

THURSDAY, JANUARY Z.
In the Senate, the memorial of sundry citizens of
Connecticut presented praying that the practice OF
Transporting the United States Mail Oh the Sabbath.
be discontinued.
Mr.. Benton, from the Committee on Military At
fairs, to which referred the memorials of Major
General Winfield Scott, made the following reDort:
That the Inemoriasts sets forth that ne received
the bTevct rank Of MAJOR General in the Army Of the
United States on the 25th of July, 1914, and has re-
tanned the same ever sincc that General Macoinb
was appomteda MAJOR General in the line of the ar
my the 24th OF May, 1923; and innctatelv there
after, by an order of the President Of the United
States, placed in command ofthe army and nil Off
GERS and soldiers required to obey HIM. This order
as 1t affected himself, the mcmoriast sets forth that
he considered to be illegal, and refused 90 obey H. p
on the belief that lis rank was superior TO that of
Major General Macomb and, Of course, that he was
not subject to be commanded by him; and, therefore,
Prays that dccaratory statute may he passed deter
mining the rights and duties Of brcyct rank
The Committee. after duly considering the facts SGT
forth by the mcmoriast, and the questions growing
out Of Them, are ofopinion that there is no lcgaty
IN the order OF the President placing Major General
MacOinb ~ command of the arTnv md rcn,jriu, nil
officers and soldiers TO obey hin and that there Il no
case set forth in the memorial which requires the
rights and duties Of brcvct rank to be determined v
n dcclaTatory oct--
They therefore recommend that the nrnvor oft tho
be not granted.
The Senate then Adjourned
IN the House If Rcpresentativcs. Mr.. Minor con-
cuded HE observations the condition of slaves and
the subject ofslavcry in this District He was sue
cceded by Mr. Weelns, who opposed his reasoning in
o few brief remarks, when, the hour having expired
t'c discussion wns again arrested The House tbon
proceeded, IN COmtntec ofthc Whole ON the state of
INC Umon to the consideration Of tho bill relative 20
the settlement Of The Oregon. The amendment mo-
yea by Mr. Taylor was negativod by a vote Of GO to
3D.
Mr.. Ingorsoll moved 10 amend the amendment by
aodihg thrd section the object OF which Is TO OK
tend the jurisdiction Of tho United States in criminal
ana civil cases 60 the territory lie said there SEEM
ca To be general assent to- The proposition tina; some
thing should be done lie opposed to the bill in
US original form, because he believed that tho estab
Ishinont Of government might be an Infringement
81 tho tlrd article of the Convention Of 1918. lie
would rot do ;his, bit no would 20 pari pqsyu with
~ tr'lsI. 1lcv had c,foudcH Vr'- ci,r and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

The following is the amendment which M Rnoh,r,
81 has proposed to the Cumberland Road Bill
f'c u enacted 10y The Senuie md House NJ RcDyeseD,,
hres0 me United States Of America in Canore,, a.
seofed mat from and after the first day of Marcel
III The year of Lord thousand eiJrbt bnnJrsJ
md twenty-niuc any right Of properiv 1vb;c, ,t
United States may have to much of the rond from,
Cumberland TO Wheeling. ~ lics within tho SLOT
OF haryland, be- ard the is hereby ceded In thc
sold state; PTOUided, the Legislature thereof sbau
on or before the said day, accept the same upon the
Ioowng express conditions, that is TO spv. lbev sL,
forever keep such portion Of the said rosd in od 80
paIr ana shall collect no toll thereon than no,,
DE necessary Tor that purpose aud 10 dcfray the OK
Pense OF collection; and shall ulso annually cause 70
pe Puoshed an account Of the tolls received and tho
manner III which they have been expended.
Tnd he " further ennCted, That from and affer Tho
said first day of March, in the year aforesaid. INV
any night OF property which the United States NAV
have t. so much Of tho said road from Cumberland Ia
hccng, ae lies within the State Of Pcnnsylvanio h
and the same is hereby ceded to the said Stae. P,o
omS"' the Legislature thereof shall or before tho
sad day. accept the same upon the following cxfycs
condion that to say they shall forever kecn svcb
portion Oh the said road in good repair and sball col
ccth no more toll thereon, than may bo necceesr q,
That purpose and to defroy the oxpenpe Of collection
aho sha also annually cause to- be published nm ac
they hive been expended ~
nm be ~ further enacted, That from and after tho
taIa nfSt DAY OF March, in tho year aforesaid any
ilgHt Oh properly which the United States NAV
nye 70 so much ofthc said road from Cumberland 20
WhccHng as lies within tic State of Vir0inia bo
ana inc same rs hereby coded TO the said State
IT0ti9d, the Legislature thereof shall on or bc
orc the said day, accept the sumo upon the feowno
express conditions that is to say: they shall 6,ovnS
Keep such portion Othc said road in rood reno;y ana
shal collect no more toll thereon than NAV he neccss.,
wv 'Nrpo3" nd :" dctrsv tho expense Of collec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

tHTDAY, Jan. 9th.
A comlnitt"c from the Senate stated they had pass
ed the oils; |, concerning VIM. Hinchman =, au
thoIizihe the erection of dam Powells Riv
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

cessariIy and vastly increased by theirsnew
situation, they would, in providing for
them, be limited to direct taxes on land
or otherIproperty ito arbitrary assessments
on invisible funds, and to the odious tax
ON persons.
You will observe that ! have confined
myself, in what has been said, to the con-
stitutionality and expediency Of the power
in Congress to encourage domestic prod
ucts by regulations of commerce. In the
exercise Of the power, they are RESPONSE
bic to their constituents whose right
and duty it is, in that as in all other cases,
to bring their measures to the test Of JUS
tice and Of the general good.
With great esteem and cordial regard,
JAMES MADISON.
Jos. G. CABELL. ESQ.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03
ETTCAI.
POrer Of Congress BY
MADISON.

MADISON.
TIER /.
pr, SEPTEMBER Is, 1928.
pr late letter reminds me
on the constitutional
Congress to impose a
fragment of manufac-
promise to sketch the
nident opinion / had
was among the powers
Y. / had not forgotten
Dad even begun the task
frequent interruptions,
being followed by a
b, | have not been able
Nth your request. The
ne subject might have
Ply expanded ; but /
ment to your own re-
Rrches.
pn vests in Congress,
Rwer to lay and collect
and excises," and
ulate trade"
power, if not particu-
puld have been included
Z Of the objects of a
regulate trade, is not
Ped by its being SO ex-
es Of this sort cannot
" avoided, and are to
in the Constitution.
to define and punish
Pc law of nations," in
afterwards particularly
pake rules concerning
p offending neutrals."
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

THORITY.
Word one thousand eighi
Id tusnty-sight.
the use Of Broad Rimmed
Wheels.
Enacted By the Senate
brssentatiues in General
nd by the authority Of
bn and after two years
\ this act, the wheels o.
or vehicle built OF
drawn by two beasts
lre carriages) passing
turnpike or common
lis Commonwealth, shall
Bss than four inches in
fwn by more than two
sacon or other vehicle
esaid) shall have felloes
inches in width !: Pro
heels Of stage coaches
Ia, may have felloes only
th.
further enacted, That
ers, and also the driver
srriage or other vehicle,
Btrary to the provisions
ball driye or suffer the
. upon or over any turn
] highway within this
hall forfeit and pay for
b not less than five dol
b twenty dollars, to the
Corporation, City, Town
by law to support the
bn highway, upon which
baye been committed, to
Re any Justice Of the
.for the County within
shall have been COM
] member Of the Term
or an inhabitant of the
strict liable for the sup
ike or common highway
uidcd, hosoever, that the
bet shall not extend, or
her of the counties oil
nor to any carriage
over any Of the roads
u the purposes of COM
And provided further,
lion shall be sustained
bns of this act, which
bmenced within ninety
Emission OF the offence,
ht Of the Treasurer of
boration, or one of the
hways within the City,
liable for the support of
|hich the offence shall
ted, to a Justice of the
bizance of such offence.
further enacted, That
bblished in the months
Etober in each year, for
ars, in all the newspa-
laws of the Common
led, and shall also be
/ al town meetings in
for the same term of
Governor March 8, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

An unmarried woman, negligent Of her
person, has no occasion to look out nus
band-few gentleman will select ladies'
for their wives, who are not attentive to
their graces.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

u MASSACHUSETTS,

. or MASSACHUSETTS,.
bTHoRITY.
Ford one thosssund eight
lid Ausnty-sight.
! the use Of Broad Rimmed
Wheels.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-03

Extract from "a Journey up the Mississippi" BY ~.
Audnhnnr anthcx 0f q The Birds Of America"