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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-27

,oh,,msn high IN the confidence OF the
"o ;, Rr,zil. has been charged with a
E"prr', os sr,a, importance to this and other
n,''a courts, and only awaits the arrival Of
he q po,os. a. s' ,s"sass Herald Il paS
CIV From he Hmpsaier Telegraph.
D..rsyourH SEPT. l9.-Our pilots report
foAt a., &C seven Russian men Of War pas
maj iox y channel yesterday. The Ami,y trans
So O' snoke one Of the frigates off Portland,
ph' Iwo line Of battle ships in company
~, ~. ar, inclined to doubt that SO many as sew
We ss ~ nasssed by, because no man of war was
Gu , N" a. Cronstad, when the Herald yacht left
-, mort, nor do our timber ships bring any 10
S "a, from Archaugel thai greater num-
ere esuippiug in that arsenal than two
w W. oi battle ships and frigate, which entered
~ R,tic. ard called at Copenhagen. These
hin, n may have been ordered to proceed to
,.isiorte Count ieiden.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-27
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE

SEPTEMBER Give had a large supply Of new
Wheat this morning from the adjacent counties, ioge
ther with large proportion of last weeks supply
naming on hand The principal part comes in SO soft
that is totally unfit for the mers use and is entirely
negected but for the dres and best they give full as
high prices on this day se'nnght The demand for
old foreign is in consequence, increased, and the fir
qualities are in moderate demand, % per quarter
above the rates ofast Monday; whilst the middng and
inferior sorts remain without improvement. There
good many parcels of new Barley at market to-
day from Kent and Suffolk, but very few fit for the
masters, being mostly stained and coarse Such as the
masters selected of the dre,t and best coored, OBJ
tanned 40s to 42s per quarter; but the general run can
not be quoted higher than 34s to 36s per quarter.
FRIDAY, SErrEMBER IS The fresh arrivals of Eng
sh grain during the week, have been very moderate,
and the mporta0ns consist OF about $3.50 quarters OF
wheat $50 quarters Of barley; and $3.50 quarters Of
oats The sales of new English wheat continue du'I
and even the best qualities lower than last advised
he ordinary and damp qualities quite unsaeabe
large quantity Of foreign having been liberated by
the payment OF the duy this week, caused the mllers
and country dealers who attended be entirely shy,
expectation Of reduction in the prices The holders
are however. general, firm, &, in quence, very
little business passed; but the few sales ectcd were
on tn. former terms Scarcely any barley fit for mating
has appeared since Monday hut that day prices would
have been readily obtained Notwithstanding the fresh
arrivals of oats moderate, the quantity pressed
on the market from the granaries is than sufic
ent for the present limited demand, and experience
ed to-day heav, sales for all descriptions Of old at de-
cline of Is, and the Of 2s per quarter Of Mon
day Beans and peas have undergone alteration;
nor have to notice any change in inseed or rape
seed.
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.ANtE.-s5saS Nt.D&.lA, Id, q.
TUESDAY MORNING., OCTOBER ~ .sas.

After commencing our ex,rac IS {, ON the TO-
reign papers brough, by the Shenandoah, the
Northern mail arrived, bringing intelligence
several dates later. Copious extracts will be
found in this mornings Gszrtt-. The news
concerning PEACE, though no, off Ial, NAV,
perhaps, be implicitly relied on. The terms
dictated TO Turkey viii, no doubt, be very hard.
The Sultan must, however, make vir u- Of
necessity, and submit with the besi grace lie
can. The event agrees with our an,lcipa lions.
NICHOLAS is too polite prince to push success
beyond cer'ain point. Doubtless his desire
Is 10 obtain and keep as much as he can get,
but the JEALOUS eyes Of those around him warn
him tina, his avaricious spiri: may kiude fame
which he will never be aole TO quench.
For ourselves, we believe that the quiet Of
Europe having been thu. disturbed, the d, ring
interests Of the different S aes will not be ca
silly reconciled, Disturbances and wars NAV
not immedia ely ensue; bu', NOS, assuredly,
The seeds are sown, aud hereafter the bitter
harvest will be Ieaped.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER ga good demand FOR Cotton to-day,
chiefly from the spinners has enabled the holders to
dispose of about 500 bales at last weeks prices Sea
Islands may be quoted Cd per ID higher than The prices
obtained at the public sale Of the 2lst ultno and not
many offering at the advances.
CoRs EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 22.-The imports Of
all descriptions OF Grain have been light at This
ing's market. The finer descriptions Of old and new
Wheat in moderate request, ut advance of I'd
n Sd per 70 lbs. Flour and oatmeal no alteration.
Ashes quoted U. s. Pots, SO 34s; Pearls, 80 a
33s Canals Pots 81 a 3S, Pearl, 80 So
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. "a CO.
ARRIVED. OCTOBER {

ARRIVED. OCTOBER 25.
Brig Baltimore, Emer,. Made ira, SIS days; wine to
sundry merchants of tbs District
schr Esther & Sally, Buck, Philsdelphia; freight
for the District
Schr. Ocean, RYDER, New York.
ARRIVED. OCTOBER 26.
Brig Apthorp, Lord, st. Ubes, via Boston; salt to
w Fowle & Co.
schr William & Thomas, Hyler, Thomaston; lime to
w Fowle e Co.
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell. Baltimore; passengers
and freight for thu District.
Stesmpacket Fredericksburg, Il. ]. jenkins, Bst.
more; passengers and freight for the District.
Passed up for Washington, schooner independence,
Weeks, Savannah lumber for A. b. Waller. Died on
board 5th inst, 8 days out, VII ELpRIoE mate,
of Chatham, JAMES FULLRn, of Newtown, and SrLvEs-
TER HALL. seamen
Lost his sails and rigging
SAILED,
Steam.packct Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore.
Sept 26-Steamboats Long Branch and Mount Yer
non Mobile,
ARRIVED BELOW,
Shin Shenandoah A. VI. Rose, from Liverpool, salt
Goals, and 1s9 steerage passengers, to Walter sratl
Georgetown. Left Liverpool 18th September. Sept,
90, lat ago. long 200 so. applied English ship Au-
gusta 48 days from Demerara, for Bristol. Sept 80,
lat 47e 3o long go 80, supplied English brig Cartha,
Captain J. S. Lindsay, Ave months from Calcutta, for
Liverpool October 81, lat 400 40, long 70o, saw a
ship standing to the eastward, with black in her
fore topsail. and red cross in her signal.
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COMM ERtIAL.

Froun-The wagon price of Flour last week was
"a 90 cents 90. up to Wednesday, inclusive. The
Negligence received by that days mail from New
York. with dates from Liverpool up to the ioh Of Sep
tember and from Havre to the 2othw Ssneray view
ed as favorable to an Improvement the price Hours
holder, demanded from to IS cts advance, and the
wagon price opened on Thursday at ioto lZs, at
which prices most dealers were anxious to purchase
until the arrival of the mail, advising OF decline n'he
Philadelphia market. in consequence OF the la.e &C
counts from Europe. being there considered eniAsoa
he the wagon price Immediately declined' few were
Wiling to offer more than Is. but We heard OF none
being sold for less than S7a Next day accounts were
rec.iyed from New-York advising of an Improvement
in that market 23 Is cents, the wagon price
then became steady 20, and so remained on Friday
md SATURDAY. with the exception of few loads taken
a, fraction higher. But few sales were effected from
stores during the week. heard of none at any other
price than 5 OO.
OF We heard of but one sale from Store 100 barrels,
at As. made early in the day We are unable to say
hst eject the aslvces from England, received last
sysnng. to the 24h and 9th Of September, has had
on our market, if any has been produced. Etk
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NEW YORK MARKET-Ocrosrn "a.

NEW YORK NARKET-OcTo1fR "a.
Flous In consequences IF the advices from Eng
land a. the commencement of the week. aud the small
supply in mark T. prices advanced about IS cents per
barrel. W. quote New York. super, IS 81 a S so,
Western, S % q 81; Southern, 55Oa6. Rye, 3 so
a362.
GRAIN About 10, 900 bushels Western Wheat have
been sold during the week. at from 1U9 to us cents.
A cargo Of Virginia was sold at LOG l07 cents. Rye
has advanced about two cents Corn has sustained q
slight improvement.
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Oceoouan Cotton Factory.

VIVE subscribers now receiving iro" the
vspM S,om 40. 4 to No lB which is warranted to
=. Of n. sery best quality. and viii be furnished.
either at the Factory At their Store in Alexandria
ON accommodating terms ,r
The nub,;c are respectfully requested to keep
:; a;sv the distinction between the Occoqusn Yarn
.nd The Eastern Yarn, which is labelled as though It
were manufactured by JOS Jsnney Z co.
oct l2-2awsw
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Public Sale Of Land.

Public Sale Of Land.
DY virtue of deed uftrust from Robert =. Thomp-
ID to the subscriber, dated the - day Of,
and recorded the Court OF Fairfax County for brne-
fit of John uuncure. John W. 'shton. and William
Moss will be exposed public sale for ready money,
at Fairfax Court House, Monday, the 2la day Of De.
cembg merit (that being Court day.
A certain Tract of | and
lying in the county of FarfN sup 'S,d contain 500
acres, it being part of the BEL NO VTTRaCT The
title to :he same is believed to be good
THO MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22-eots
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Export for the week ending Saturday, Oath instant:
2774 bbs CO, st Wise.
Quantity inspected during the same period a,
King street 22H bbs.
Wharf 9H IS 100 half bbls.
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The Convention will nmmence active opera
lions this week. The Committees have all Ell
her reported wholly or in part, and the busi'
ness may now be expected 10 progress as ra-
pidlv IS The impor,a nce Of the subject discussed
will admi, Of
We learn from Richmond that visIters sill
continue to fock in, and that The city never
presented a mote animated or busting spptar-
anCe.
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TO the venerable Charles Carroll Of carro,,.en,
as the surviving signer Of he goriou. charter nf
The Country's freedom, and one 1t he mos,
aged and exemplary members Of heir Ceurch.
hey were MOST Hospitality entertained and Dr..
lighted with The good old patrio, aud his ami
able family.
The Right Revetend HEsRT CoswrLL, Bishop of
Philadelphia, having left the administration of the bio.
cess to Vicar Apostolic appointed ny the Hel, See,
for an underlined period. upon his going to Europe, has
lately returned, but the jurisdiction still continues in
the Administrator.
Absent in Europe, with permission.
detained by nGrmity
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+ or Hire,

THREE female servsn(s, two women and one girl.
i The women are, one cool cook and washer, the
other superior cook. washer and ironer he girl
eeIlent house servant Apply 10 the Printer. d3teo
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Tue EAST RooM."-Our readers will pat :
don US for Introducing This celebrated room
once more 10 their aiten,ior. II will De Teool.
lecied, that We have distinctly expressed our
pleasure that the President has determined to
Furnish it So as to make It's appearance cores
pond with The rest Of the interior of The House
at the same time, commenting on The masvo-
lence and hypocrisy hat could assail MIR AD,
ANS Tor doing wha, General JACKSON now does
with impunity.
1t is stated in a Philadelphia paper, that the
ship Superb, at that por, from Have, has
brought out two cases from Havre, measuring
lao cubic feet, con aiming Two large mirrors
Tor the Z" East Room" We are likewise in
formed that the other decorations ohtaiued a'e
Of The most elegant and splendid description
such as chandeliers, man.el ornaments, SIC sc.
AID these are the prepare ions that are max
ing to ornament the PALAcE,-as the present
Administration editors were wont 10 call the
Presidents House, ard no warning voice is
heard sounding throughout The land he chsrge>
OF ex ,ravagsnce, luxury, aud corruption! o..
ye patent reformers Of the age! We slern repub
licans! ye s,icklers for economy! where are ys!
Why do you not come forward, cry aloud, and
spare no.! Why are We dumb and mute. Spi-
the W, Stern wilderne sand give US another
East Room letter in the columns OF the Rich-
mond Erquirer?
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We shall avail ourselves of our English pa>
pers to make some miscellaneous extracts
hereafter
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COW IIERj AL.
LIVERPOOL. CORN EXCHANGE

LIVERPOOL CORN tXGH tNGE, july 70.
Several cargocs OF frcign Wheat have arrived, and
duty Ia, been paid on the greater proportion The Ia
vorahie state of the weather continued until Frdsy; on
that day had very heavy AL OF rain, which cont
MI d. almost without n,crrnssion, for upwards of nne
hours; since then i. has been very fine. There has
been little improvement in 'hc general demand
either in thi, or in The surrounding country markets
In Indian Corn there has been active business for
export to Ireland Some extensive purchases have
been made of American Fl"ur At fnil previous
currency No material change has taken place in the
value of othey Grain, Flour, " Oatmeal No transac
tions in bonded Grain have transpired. The duty on
Wheat for the prescott week i further Increased SIS and
that on Beans reduced l.. 81 per quarter.
LOSDON, Juiy y Tho Hamburg Steamboat ar.
rived tn afternoon with letters aod papers of Friday
Fhe specutions at hamburg appear u be turning on
scarcity OF grain in tc North Of Europe; but we APP
pgehenl that prudent persons will ut present, FISK
much On the strength OF such i" expectation
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

BRaZu. i IL. Janera napeIs 20 the 10 Ju
lv have Den rec lvrd in New York
On he 4lh Of Juiv, Com. Cr,igh o. was pre-
srn,,d 10 he Empe OF b, the Am rican CU,.rgc
ii IF ites; nd r al Ndmiral GriIsI bv NJ +.
Pont'is ha'gr 81 Hi Mo, Cn,is al Males-
~, S French Command M 10 ,h~ sta ion N
the pl : Of Baron Rou,sln, who IN t same
Day ok his ea,.
he Chao ber Ds.a,i;es lad ben oecu-
pied three d4,s in dsu sing rh~ ques in ~!
an impeachmen again hr Webster of ar,
aud txo, c,ei { ,onolude on hr 9th tn"
spe ches are ST IL have hrcn il stylr OF
II, Iteration, AID ma ked by 10 violence OF pas
ion.
4 lottery has been granted by he Emperor,
for lie support Of ne Royal The IRE OF S q
p ,rn de Al AM
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BALTIMORE wARKET-srprEnasab

FLora-A small advance IN the p'iCe OF new How
ard street Flour has taken place since our last report
arising from the reduced receipts and hunted STOCK III
market on the one hand and from an IMPROVE ment III
prices the eastward the other Sales from stores
o, alb ut 1000 barrels in three prce nave zen made
WIT in the last two three days at 81 o73 per bare
cash Some small lots have been taken at ~ cents
advance this rate, aid come ~ the holders snow an
inclination to ask the advance fUr larger ones but the
result If c,refui and xtensire i"q"y to-day an'ho
rzes us IN quote the wholesale cab tore price at S73
per barrel The wagon price OF , % appears to be
very general among the Jehcrs IN few Instances ioa's
have been taken at a fraction iess' -
Re;vern 400 and 500 barrels Susquehanna Flour
have reached the Klket since ast rsPort-we are 'u
vised at ~ sales Of thIs DESCRIPTION
GnA1S-Prom Moaday unt thursday morning IN
elusive sale, of pune red Wheat were freely made al
Il 10 Der bushe aud of other parcels at lower Rates
according 10 qu4iy. TWO parcels OF superior !e""w
Wheat brought II % per bushel In tne after part 81
vhrr,,i,y bowcycr pu,cha,ers appeared not inclined
10 operate AM prime parcels OF red Which woud pre-
vious,v have commanded one dollar per nushei wouid
not bring over g ,hd ~ cents Ahh"uSh t,sre nave
been no ssies ,o.,l, of which We have heard, We be-
heye The rnrke, IS more firm, and that good parcels
y.ru meet Mi, purchasers at 95 100 cents Sales
Z yb,. Waea, h ce been made al II o5 81 To- as
- ,.t,, rhe entire receipts nf the week, although
In have sxceeic, The last, have nevertheless pee"
on t., lrnc'l; and Ae are assure q ol .nose VIM "
IN nan, vars m the business, that the receipt: "r
h ~, uso,. have i,len far h1ri 1T any pr 'ious
a ,be, Gus IT ths falling oh TIA. be mainly at
.r;5n,rd 20 ,e n-syalsnce OF wet weather sstce the
harvest has Beer 6Tuisrcf "a "A
! III, a,nplie, 8, lsn his week have not eq'miea
thos. of ,iSs5st nd owing to an imP'"'ed de''ha
nj incrsss taci,.Ies for shppmg. prices lave al
v,nc A ,ria, tn, range OF the market 'o-uay may
,e frl, qaoted At 4Js4| cents per oushsi I'D o".
ins.auce : .er,lay rs cents was pad ior soPs''''
pare of white c,.o
| -, Tb,rsisv at 45 and 46 cents per bushel,
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Nib,BSS,A rlf,D9IA
- uoRAING. SEPTEMBER z. 1872
rsou COLOMBIA AND MEXICO.

n,,,r FROM COLOMBIA AND MEXICO
'S'' BoIssIERE, Of the brig SeraPa'm'
me passenger in the seamhoa' Nori'iS'
-. vessel below, in SIX cen days from
10 ;,r,rms the editor Of The Baltimore
,b,, on The ilth of Angus, Gov
pc sol srri,ed from GuAyaquil at Fan
f'"'', c.r,,io Of which came down bearing
'"'' Ito. rom B .liyar. Nothing OH ial had
;.sd. I'M the verbal report # the officers
- IN hoard wss, that B-livar had just
c,ay,o,rl when tine, sailed--the Pera'
b,v,p., abandoned it some days pre-
f., d. ,,royire or carving OH every
n 2 Ike ammunition or articles OF "s'' ana
.. -. rpa a. Pure.
= 4 ben A revolution in Bolivia -
IC,r,,r~a had srn; he Pr.siden OF Boz
e.. c,.,r.i l .m4r, on board ,ssrl sailing
'.;i with iva.e ,'d.rs 10 s"ooi him on
,..,.rr General Santa Cruz had been Ell
rr.,j len, Of 8oh,i aud hid dissolved
r.o,,r,,. |, wa> he general opinion at
n. - there " much Important in'or-
..., s.,,,,,srd by n officers and Others
....,...y., IN the ,es,rlot Psnama Cop Is
,,,.ei-a he caps VITO the schorner Spartan,
g., ,,,,,ns. WHO'S, Captain iuGornrA lin
,., y-r,,.us 10 saving lef' Havana part OF
a. as, of u,r aud 81 sp rvs f h expedition
If, =, Nix, o had return d rfrm tampiee
9 IA ding aud .aNcn posses, on II ha. pl''e
IN. fraser sat. d, tha' the Mrxi"an 'roops
.liiuucIi,rly joined iii Soani h army, aud
On, 5. ani.r ds hAi me- NJ rests anc' Ia landing.
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the Indians. am satisfied that no man, 10 the

the Indians. ! am satisfied that no man, in the
Country entertains towards III m better feelings,
o. has stronger desire TO SCI them placed IN
mat condition, which may conduce TO their adj
vancemen' and happiness, Bnt to encourage
them toihr idea that within the confines of
State, they may exercise all he forms and re
quisies Of government, fashioned 10 their
own condition and necessities, he does not con
slider Can be advantagroug 10 them, thai the
exercise of such right can properly be con-
crded. What would the an Ihorilies Of the STATE
OF ~ York say % an attempt, on the par, of he
Sar Nations, o establish, wi'hIn theirimi's sep
a'aie and md pendent government; and vel their
authority, 40 SO, would be as undeni bile
that Of the CreeSs, or CheIokees, W, hiu the
territory of Georgia, or A;abama.? Would
thew agree, that The Indian law Of retaliation
OH the nex' OF kin, should oe enforced for he ac.
cideniaI killing Of one Of their tribe? Or. tina.
nothing Of trade and commerce. by hr ci,izen,,
should AXE placr within their limits pt IN
conformity TO the Provisions Of tacir mun,cipi-
al code Would they assent To have their CHI
z n rendered liable 10 be arreiened al the blr
oil an Indian cour, of justice. and l" have melted
out 10 them the pei allies of heir crimi al code?
II is Oh, ious, tina, no Stat Of his Unan would
graut ,uch authority Conctde, howe, er, that
these Indians are rntlltd TO he considered SOW
ereign wi min their own limi 5, and you concede
every thing else as matter If on sequence. Az
mi, the principle, and all is admit d AMI " al
men? L sword. the ooly a,hiier Ia any COM
munly, wherr qurs ion, of diverse 5, rreign
y AID power are t. he Sc led would, IN hr
cod, have 10 b. Appealed To; and, wen til,
shall be The Csc. me- bundles Yrop e H. our
land cant.o, but discern VITA, viii he tn fnole
of he conesl is u MOI preferable aud does
not their own pa {, and qulr and happioess,
demand, 'har they should ,urrendei. al once,
suCn visionary opinions, aud, by ,",iri"g he
yord Tie Mississippi, pIace 'hcm>elssS wne
evrry conf t, is state au'h.r''y, vii Ceas
and whrre lbe mos, eniars d md generous Ell
foris by the Government, will he mad- to i'm
prove their minds, briter 'hcir condition and
aid them IN ia If elf.rs Of govcInmcn,?-
F,i your rifn IS, nd hose asspl Glazed WI h you
III convention, furlhe'in ing this LIBERAL md an
" practical schemr, he time will come whto
al good and gensr.us me" wiil hank y1u.
H. conciusion, 'thc Pr sdent desires me TO
'hark Won Tor the communication NJ Idr to him,
and'tn FIR YOU assu ance, that every l'Eii
mate power Of his, will be freely bestowed 10
far lhcr and assist h laadabl' ani humoue
course viii your convu ION has sdnp'cd.
have me II nor 10 ~, With gIea; r. meet,
your ored,er, >..r,an,, JOHN q EATON.
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Yhis is TO Give Notice.

fTGI IT The subscriber, OF iicxandr Cnrnty mt 70
i District OF Columbia, bas obtained from IT, q,
phans' Cour, of said county, letters oi admnisustL
on the estate uf MARY CHUREUaAN. late OF u
county Aforesaid deceased All persons having CLAN
against the said decedeDt hereby warned To exhib
the same to the subscriber, with the vouchers ,hreoi
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before thesS
da, of September. 1850, or they may, by law, be q
Guided from all benefit to saC estate; and those indei
ed thereto are required 90 make mmed satepayn
Given under my hand this I'd day 6" september, 49,,
o. 81 Rt'INtN,
sept 2-et Admir- Of Mary ChurcirmaD, dec
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Ash Nnch's er Virginia, seems to relish
cur -d' ee 80 II. We hope no offence will be
'akh "h'owe add ht'lc m re 10 tina air. y
gen We Nond, hrrerrrr, advise he Vir-
S"'a1 20 pnt no faith N DvFF GREEN Be
wa ol D f! San ,hou lows me-" A.!
h're'> he rock on which you split. II I'll"
Vt ''''an were u Gus acqnun ance with Duff
-e'cas" the ra'kinc again>, NJ CLAY and
Sre he AdminiS'rl ion ano' her rub abau, Mi.
LsS We should :, him down as downr,gh,
'@'-' ''I'~; aod 10, the les 50 for his being
a I,k,ou man.
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When was there. eve before, such thing
hc,.j o. as collecting c'ri6 ae, prove 'ha'
h, President uuIers ards tae portion OF Eu
,c9esn .RAi,s! And We, he TelagrAph, he
o.lcr da,, bl z,,cd forth a ctr,ih ate fem Mr..
,.,wRsNcg 20 hi, rffsc,, and seemed to rtls up.
nh@u, uiuroph add >aIisisc ion. Even this
P'or ecn'ol' ion IS denird them, however, a.
Mr LAN,eu,s sfi ms - did not say what the
Ie'csr,ph pinned. DUR mus gn somewhere
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

iExIs.-lhis Province is awakening l,ten-
'lo' and matters Of grea: in.eres, may yet
gov out Of cir,umsr auces connected with il.
NE OF our citizens are already turning a
.'"SIns eye towards its fertile plains, aud sigh
"s Tor ITS anntxa'ion to our country. The
'N''0r Of the Nashville Republican, remarking
u" Communication with regard to This pro-
''u'e from gentleman who had resided there,
says:
=. ms descriptions Of the soil, climate, wa
- courses, general sSpecl, SC of he conn ry
=. ss Is!lsd on, while The Al gamsuls he offers