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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

ON the cork OF each bottle is a seal with the sub
scribers name, to prevent decepon' and #, on trial.
it should not prove as represented, be returned.
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr.
berlas bottled quantity of vine, porter. cider, &c
IL whole and half bottles, which will be delivered free
Of expense Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary Tor
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import
ed nv the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unadultera,ed He expects hereafter. to receive re-
eular supplies. All orders from the country ether
in boxes or temohns) will be promptly attended to-
~ q. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire IT AZ
their dwellings, and # required can furnish clare
bottles and corks of first quality.
In few days he will be able TO supply his trends
with Wine Vinegar of the best quality.
Tic continues carry in ali it's varieties, Dye,ng
Securing and Bleaching Urrino Saacis. in the best
manner on the side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
NAV 9 T. ): SALV ~.
-I-i The National Integencer will insert the above
three times, and send their accountts thrS et'ce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Choice Wires .

~ n. & s. ~ JANNEY, agents of J. u. MARCH,
y. Co of Madeira, have received per brig Baltimore
and scbr Velocity, iu>t arrived from MADEIRA Choice
election Of HINES of the following kinds:
Burguudy In pipes, h.f-P'pes, quarter
7'"'a (eA'k'' and hnf-q1aF' eF-ea'k''
=, inch - in the Custom House and entitled TO
deben',ue, V''~'~H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

FuNfE subscriber respectfully informs his trends ana
the public that he carries on, at his old stand south
Rank, Alexandra, the
Saddle, Harness. & Trunk Business,
Nv ALL ITS FURIOUS BRANCHES.
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgements 10 his
friends and the public, for The distinguished patronage
he has received from them; and begs leave TO assure
them that with the aid of the best workmen, ami
ample supply of the most choice materials he Will be
able to render entire satisfaction TO those who may please
favor him with tcr business either BY Order OF per-
sona application.
He has hand at this time. and will continue 20 keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on he most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles best quality. stuff aaps
DO do do plsn
DO do common do
Ladies' do bes, and common
Plated and stee-,itted brides, Of various kinds
Plated anil strcl.mounted marringalcs
Saddle bags Of the latest fashion, and common
Vesscs and carpet travelling bags
Plated mount,d carriage harness
DO gg harness
Brass and japan moune'lgig harness
Plated. brass, and japanned mounted cariole har-
Wagon. cart, and IRA. harness
Fire buckets and halters
Ard Also general assortment Of
Elegant Hard Gather Travelling Tu .ks,
And y or at vtrirly at
THE BEST GIG = RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel aud brass spurs
Plated steel and brass birdie bits and stirrups
Ssddetrces and buck skins, assorted
Bufla 10 skin saddle covers
Old saddles nealy covered with hog, buck, and calf
skim and quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles, harne ss and trunks Of all kinds repaired
AT The shortest notice.
nov II JAMEs vANsANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
FAN SoAAs,


= 'uARIES BENNETT has recci,ed and offers for
L. safe ,choiesGie and ,eiai
b. Sup.r6nc black NAVY blu, and oi, ecloths
Bacs. dark hI,ie and ereei mixed kerscymeres
Fine blue anil steel mixed ss'tinlus
LADIES' lark blue and claret hshlt-clo'hs
A VAR, " of mied drab cloths and kerscys
bale .f very stout English dr'b and mike i do
adj - uoSkin aud York tan gloves
Gcn,lemen's English doe hin Tito, OF frs quality
Flag, ,aura~, and cpmpan, band ma hdktS
Black N,iian aud English servings ks - first qN
general assor, mert of cotton, SILK add lambs
wool hose
A few dozen of 6r>, quality ladies' black and
slate worst,d hose
Cotton bal Is, assert d, from 70 to 90
100 packs 4, ~ and so. German pins, quality sad
20 nc very superior to English
Rose BIZ, ks,s, heavy, full sized Englsh, from 9 q
To 1874
Irish linens anl diapers, Domestic goods
A rener,i assortment, # brown and bIrached cot
ions. amongs, the latter of extra quality, liz im'-
tston Of Madras coiions
case yer, stout 4 sheetines
Two bales domestic kerSeys tor negroes
A bale of 40 No. linseys, very go"d quality
white. red. yellow aud green h,nn"ls
Snnerfnc, "A and 2 8 bed ticks and checks
MEME nv I'VE and SHOE 1WRE.HD,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Cotton Seine HMine.

@ MRS IL JANNEY have commenced making
-. Cotton Seine Irvine at the OCCOQU7N F.4C
Tony Persons wishing to buy, can have II made to
.n,l-ro, An, size oc,28 {
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Hnttling Cellar

vJIE subscriber grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment ct
Zines, Brown Stout, London Porter. .7ie,
idcr, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Nadies' Weaver Bonn,
Stean ENgiMe.
AinAsay> Nni * Co.

khNo"S AAANN - w
OFFER FOR SALE,
o. hhds New Orleans sugar
81 10 htds st. Crox do
S * white iiavsna do
So hnds y. Orleans x W India mo'asses
10 ,ierces do do
> puncheons old Jamaica
S half pipes S'gnettes brandy
2 half pipes Sicily Madeira vine
10 a. casks Marselcs do do
3 hill or casks oveira do do
10 or casks Malaga do
Is barrels r. rum
% a. norton, gin
10 do old wh,kcy
10 do mess beef
10 do prime do
50 dn No msckerel
II do No 1 shsd
100 packages TE.jS insisting Of gunpowlcr,
imp, rial and young Tyson. in chests half
che.,s and SID boxes. importation 1899
10 caskS cht es:
10 bags Java coffee
80 do ~. Dnm'ngodo
IS do Porto RicO do
IS bags pepper
do pimento
l. boxes brow soap
so 10 Windsor do
S do CASTLE do
10 do mould candles, Woodruff brand, ~,
SIS G.
Is boxes perm candles
go do i;aven,list tobacco
10 do fresh lemons
90 reams writing paper
10 do wrapping do
Starch in boxes and halt DO
Chocolate in do
Sweet oil, corlals, pipes in do
Nutmegs, SAT- petre. race and ground ginger
Pmen,o and pepper in kegs
r.i Casa in mats, bottles III do, &c. &c.
5000 bushels ground alum salt
5000 10 Cadiz do
500 sacks fine do
nov i-(W. R.)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Paper tiangirgs. &c.

VENHE subscriber being appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup
piled with, an extensive assortment of
Paper Hangiags, Fire Screens, &c.
Of the most fashionable and approved patterns,
Which he will dispose Of az advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently import cd from Paris and well worth the
attention Of the public being much superior to any
ever offered for sale IN the District
Dyeing and securing,
in ali its ysrous branches executed style Of spe
rior neatness Cotton and worsted Barrage cooured in
The best manner =. SAL VETAT,
West,side ofRoyal, bets King & Prnce-s,s
nov Ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

I'VE have received airect & m the Wary land Che
w mical Works, s. piy Of superior Caicntd Mag.
nesia, made after the Iniuner Of ienr,'s celebrated
msgnesia I his magne warrant to Dc as good,
it not better, than the English having bi testing the
two articles together. proved this IN bt supeEor.-
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnesa. and may
be tsken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, IAN obec, often so cons
derabIe with PLY sicians) being rather pleasant than
dsagreeable tasted. In the Of the American arti-
Gle. and when il shall become generally knowh We ara
satisfied it will supercede the Of the imported.
peclaIy, it is afforded al the price and is
sure in effect than the common ca!cined msgnesa, II
is Put up in bottles ard labelled with directions, in
convenicn, size for families or retailing m country
stores ar other places where medicines vended.
Also. an assortment of =
COMBS, BRUSHES md soaps,
Consisting Of ...,tr-
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth hair, flesh, nail vsrnish, sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. Fer sale by
aus,-. II wH-kAAh LANPIstER & ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
For SnstoH,
For New Orleans,

The 6ne coppcrcl, copper f,tened aid armed ship
xSr MEN iNDO1H
&fH 4 ~. Rose, muster, will positively sail from
NIeXintris IN the 2)'h inNtaat, having COOL and
extensive accommodations fr cabiL and storage pas
sengers For freight or passage apply in Alexandra
to Csptain A. NJ. Rose, or 4. l. I. wills n, and IN
Georgetown to WALL Elk SH'i H.
dec lO-t9Oth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
New Orleans Packets

SSk Having been engaged lathe New orleansirade
HEDwith our schoonrrs the TRANSPORT and the
U.3NHfAGTOA'S B.4RGE, d'ring the lat season,
AMI receiving considerable encouragement from hip
ners we will undertake 20 keep both ct these vessels
in G,.ure in that trade The WAsHISsToSs Barge VIII
n IN readiness TO sail about the middle of January and
at any time ths, suF;cient quany 70 maSe II an OBJ
ieo,, say halfa cargo. offers at either Rchnond or
Alexandra one Of the vessels Will be sent to either
pIacs tos,ve expense shippers; orwhen such guam
titv should offer as TO make it of less Importance the
massage will De paid by Norfolk lnpnint OF SAIL
nr, these vessels have proved themselves qn', It not
superior to any in the trade; and the masters shall he
such will be approved OF
Norfolk, nov 25
TT The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compi'er,
and Petersburg Republican, viii please insert the
above till tn. 9Th December, AMI afterwards insert the
? alone IT, and then forward their accounts Tor y
-, -. 4 ).
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
CnsM fnr Negroes.
'yO Rent.
Cotton Yarn.

Cotton Yarn.
a. f have just received an additional supply OF Cot
W ton Yarn, of ali numbers aud shall constant,
eep on hand large stock Of all numbers, which is
m ,nuf.ciueJ Tor from superior cotton, by the hes,
new machinery. and by master workmen, and we war
rart it be OF first rate quality
ION JOSEPH J4NNEY e co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
-. q. Sugar md Oranges.

~ hhds prime New. orleans sega,
IL 10 barrels fresh oranges ta
Landing from schooner George Town, from New:
York, for sale by
dos LINDSEY, HILL e Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Notice.

PTHIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public tina, he carries on, his old stand. south
side Of Kirg.street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank Alexandria the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
no. 1868
TO Warmers.

E0R SALE, quantity Of air Stacked lime. at the
. yer, low price of 10 cents per hushe' e called
for immediately. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
nov II
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CalcineH Magnesia

sept 16-eOiwS1awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
..Fsn ce qun faut, arrive aaM paurra'
WEDNESDAY mDnsana, D@oBmBRR es, $780,
! Cheese. Candles and Naisins .

an Casks Goshen cheese Of superior quality
| III 30 boxes mould candles, Woodrufs brand
so whole and half boxes bunch muscatel rasns
Just received per schr Virginia. from Sew-York. and
| for sale by CT 'GEiI fAGE.
deep
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08

was raised to the highest pitch. From both sides Of
the river the goodly citizens, anticipating sport
poured forth in droves of hundreds and thousands and
it fine harvest for the ferry boats and grog shops
Old and young, married and single, widows and wild
overs, bachelors and old maids, the sprghy and the
decrept, the deaf and the dumb, and the lame, and
even the blind, came to what they had never
before. There you might behold women with
ny children as good old John Rogerss wife had eand
one, and in cases, two, at the breast cngng to
their mothers petcoas and aprons, and bawling for
daddy and nanny to get them place where they
could better. But alas alas for the uncertainty
of all sublunary enjoyments! The day previous to
that fixed for the execution, proposition made to
the criminal, that pardon would be granted him on
condition that he would sign and accept an agreement
to spend his natural life in solitary confinement in the
Pententiary. This he positively refused to do, and
was accordingly brought out at the proper time for
ecution, but after he had been about fifteen minutes on
the platform he changed his mind and acceded to the
terms proposed to him. This of course put damper
on the expectations of the immense crowd assembled
to witness fellow being put to death, and many OF
them expressed their dissatisfaction in very audible
manner, and old fellow who had walked fifteen or
twenty miles to behold the interesting ceremony of
hanging, said +" he'd be darnd if it wasn't tarnation
shame to deceive folks in that MANNER and make 'em
come so far for nothing
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$50

ColonizatioR.-Some time ago. Gerrih Smith, Esq. of
New Jersey proposed subscribe the Colonization Society
800 annun for ten years. provided hundred sub
scripons of the should be made up many
perhaps, twenty, have joined him in his liberal schemes
and regret that cannot this moment lay hands
upon list of the benevolent donors We glad however,
TO learn, that in addition the of the Auxiliary
Society of this place, Jefferson county likely furnish
Least subscription upon Mr. Smiths plan gentleman
and lady of this county have each agreed pay $25 of this
per annum, which will be half; and two other
persons, half dozen Others should Join them the remain
ing $50 per annum might easily be raised
Should Mr. Smiths plan succeed-and there can be no
the whole amount, thus raised will be, years. $780,
000The important results likely from such pan
will at strike the mind of every reader That sum- of
ITSELF will be productive of great good; and inclined
10 believe proper attention be paid to the subject by the
formation of companies where individual beraly cannot
reach the amount that instead of hundred subscriptions
upon Mr. Smiths plan, more than thousand might be
procured throughout the country 1t worthy of serious
consideration every where. Virginia Free Press.
1t is stated that the late Governor Ridgely of Ma
ryand has by his will, emancipated all his slaves, to
the number of upwards of FOUR HUNDRED. Those
who have attained the age of tweny-eight years
to be free Immediately such as are over forty-ive
to have provision made for their support out of
his estate; and those Of the younger class are to be
free, the males at twentyeght years of age, and the
females at twenty-fve.--Ndt. Intel.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08

LYNCHBURG WAITER WORKS.

Lynchburg, Va. July 23.-This important work has
far progressed that on Saturday last the machine
ry was put in motion, and column of water, nine
inches IN diameter, was propelled through the main
pipes from the pump house to the reservoir distance
Of 22OO feet with elevation of 245 feet. We
know of no works in Europe or America where wa
ter is raised to so great elevation The know
edge OF this fact had created in the minds of some OF
our citizens approximations lest the results promised
by the committee engaged in the prosecution of this
work should not be realized these fears have now
subsidized. The machinery was again put in motion
| IN Monday last, and operated about one hour. The
experiment made is highly satisfactory The mach-
merry operates with great regularity and rueness-and
the labeur of lifting great column of water is
performed with apparent ease-by these experiments
| the pump and pipes have been subjected to all the
pressure they designed TO sustain--and the fact
that in all the range of pipes not leak is discovera-
ble and the water raised to its distant point on
the first application of the power, without the occur
renee OF the least CASUALTY circumstance not in the
history OF any work of similar kind, reflects great
praise on our able and persevering Engineer Mr. AL
bert Stein.-- VTginian.
1.-The Editor of the Vgnan does appear to be per-
ectly acquainted with the history of every work Of
similar kind" or he would have known that the FIRST attempt
to raise the water by the works recently constructed in this
Borough successful that made at Lynchburg The
length of pipe here from the pump the rs 2l2o feet
and the ascent is SO feet The pipe eight inches diameter
IN the clear.-REGIsrER.l
The Williamsburg (va) Phenix informs us that the Rev
Mr. Empe, Pastor Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
that place, on the 18th ult baptized by Immersion Mr.
enry Taylor This solemn and deeply impressive
took place at the College Landing, about mile from viii
Inc novelty OF the circumstance, which very
unusual occurrence in the Episcopal Church. together with
tue mature age and great responsibility of Mr. Taylor i'm
parted deep interest the and drew opether
considerable humber Of persons 10 witness the ceremony
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

- Ddnei Z, CrordH OF New Jersey to be Consul of the
United States for the Port of Marseles in France "'
John Jackson, of North Carolina to be Consul of III.
United States for the Island of Martinique "'
Wikiam Daniel Patterson, Of New York TO he corso,
of the United States at Antwerp. "'''
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The Now Orleans Advertiser of the 4th nil cav.
=" We regret to learn from various parts of the state
that owing to the cold winter and spring. the heavv
rains, and lateness of the season. the Sugar Crop Is
very much iniured in many instances the cane has
not come up, and should have early frost we can.
not calculate on more than half crop the ensuing
year,
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At Ravensworth. Va the 26th uit, Mrs ANN H. Lee
widow of Gen. HENRY LEE Of the Revolutionary Army
At Marseies, in France the Goth May, the Rev MICH
DU BoURG EGAN, nephew of the first Catholic Bishop o.
Philadelphia, and late President of Mount st Marys semi
nary at Emmtsbug Maryland the 2eh year of bis age
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Baltimore, .AueustI

THE SEAsoN.-The farmers in the nelghborbood of ,b
city, and even for many miles up country have
losses by the continued The corn crops tbS
at first thriving, in very bad state and des,r
tive rot has made its appearance among the mellon
The season has been unusually wet.
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Mr. M'LANE left Thursday for New York, to en-
bark on board the gate Constellation, for England We
authorized contradict the statement that he intended to
take the of Mr. Walsh Private Secretary.
There has been several recent changes Of Post Masters
this Sate of which have already noticed and have
the following to add to the list.
At Frederick John Carlisle in place of Jonathan Emerson
At Milton, John Ponder in place of Asa Haines.
At BrdgeuiRe Clement Spencer place of DR. John Cary
At Laurel, Joseph Twilley in place Of Major Isaac w.
Copes.
At sboro Dagsborough, Concord and seaford the post
Offices have passed into new hands,
-~sGs"-
Sad Disappointment.--On the gath ult. the whole
population of Cincinnati and the country for twenty
miles round subjected to one of the severest dis
appointments which " flesh is heir to-" man was
to have been hung in the neighborhood of that city,
for the murder of his wife, and every body turned out
10 the sight, which very novel one there new
er having been but execution in that county, and
that had taken place many years before Curiosity
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we
not calculate on more than half crop the ensuing
year."
It would be chursh not acknowledge the cept of an
invitation to controversy fairly rendered. number of
paper called the Free Enquirer has been sent to ia IN
which an article is marked for observations from the men Of
Miss Francis Wright. We called upon in il to enter into
political argument with the lady; which most re-
specuuly decline We have an all sufficient reason for SO
DONG 1t we understand her theory of knowledge she ad-
nuts nothing TO be, in any predcamen whatever unless she
can see SMELL taste and handle it, and hear it, if makes
noise Beginning from such premises, it would take US at
least till the middle of the century, before we could have
the points OF our case agreed upon and the himself
would grow dim with age, and nature sink in years before
we should have finished the argument.
~. York Com. Adcertiser
--sSs~-
From The Troy Sentinel.
Specie-A Mr. Hand died short time since at a great az.
IN Stephentown, in this county He possessed good farm
had always been known careful. saving man. and
supposed have left at his death snug little estate. He
left WILL however, and upon opening that was discover
ed that his farm but small item of his property In the
house in which he had dwe for great many years. there
was one room which he had permitted any body
ter, but himself; il the ground floor and in his will
he directions go into thai room, open trap door, and
hereunder, in small tubs and kegs and vessels would
be found treasure of Specie The investigation being made
the money indeed found, to The of about $40-
600, m dollars, half dollars, quarters crowns, &C.
There was another clause in the Will which stated that in
one OF the vessels mentioned, phal containing writ
zen scroll giving information where another and still larger
deposit OF specie had been made but aas reacheous ink
had disappeared deserted post rather abandoned its
nes and the paper told not word of the precious secret
with which had been charged What vigls will coveOus
ness keep TIL this other deposit is ound-what digging and
searching there will be, till this Kdds money shall be forth
comng
There TO doubt the truth of the story ara
told 6y several of citizens, of whom personally
cognizaDt Of the fact
The Buffalo Journal states, that Sunday the 9Th ut
Elder Story preacher in the Methodist oonnexon being ON
visit to his friends Erie requested to preach Mr.
Story attended, and commencing his duties Interrupt
ted by Israel G. Atkins, Isaac DEMO, and Royal Strait
three of the trustees of the church, who forbid his preaching
there, because he The service could moi pro-
ceed The three trustees subsequently called to answer
for tho offence to the civil authorities and fined Ss
with costs, for disturbing the public worship.
We learn that sufficient funds have been obtained TO COZ
nue the Delaware division of the public works. until the lat
ter end of October, when supposed the Legislature WY
be convened The temporary loans now exceed halt mH
lion Of dollars PennsylraniG Gazette.
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