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JGUSIC y MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SHNHti subscriber has just opened case of Spanish
Il Guitars OF superior Workmanship &, tone VIn-
Iins, German flutes, &c which he will warrant to bc
OF the first quality, and will sell at low prices.
New music ut hall the USUAL price, string, bows,
&c. sc.
He has also received great additions to las assert
rurnt on French Latin ard English school books.
fob, WIN. II. FlTZWHYl. SOM.
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Letter, cap and wrapping paper
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Constant supplies OF these articles direct fuu, the
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EWGE-HIEE,

E7DliE-iilI,L, the Family OF the Fitzroyals,
81 novel by a Virglnian.
"Fir.ce and fsithfulovc,
Aud trtl severe 10y fairy fiction drsl."- GnAY.
in vols, price 81 30. Published and for safe b.
ian 80 ]. IL. NGSiI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

his left groin, hip and ihigh--sone OF these
Shot passed thro' the thigh.
Mr.. NJ fell 10 the ground, and many people,
from various parts OF the street and others
from their dwellings who had witnessed me
transaction, fastened to his assistance. They
lifted him from the earth and carried him into
house hard by. As has been mentioned above,
Nj. NJ. died In the Course of the evening,
about three hours after being shot. The Mar
shall Of The district, Major Wilson, was Sill
ting in conversation with the collector on the
piazza Of the custom house, when the bloody
catastrophe took place. Hearing the rapid
discharges Of fire arms, and seeing the people
hurrying towards point, he walked towards
the scene Of murder. Before he arrived, the
concourse had removed from the street with
the wounded man. The first person met oy
Major w. was Capt, Fl. who walked up to
and accosred HIM with "Major am your
prisoner. surrender my self voluntarily to
you, an to you only. Mr.. NJ. has destroy
ed my earthly happiness. | shot him w''h a
double harrelled gun, loaded with buckshol.
intended 10 have killed him Do with me
as you think proper" Soon after being con
fined he named and sen, for seven gentle
men TO whom h. made of his own accord
full and circums anlial statement OF thr muir
derous ,ransac ZION, adding, I" il Mr.. M Is not
already dead, hope he will die"
1t ought to be mentioned, though could no.
well do i. in place, that supposed cause OF the
intense hostility OF Captain H. grew out OF an
admiralty suit, lately argued before The Judge
in this town, in which properly claimed by
Captain II by RICH. Of capture, to large
amount, was involved, AID in which Mr. Nj.
rxrrtrd his talents and usuallega acumen III be-
half of the former owners, Spanish claiman's
Judgment, has moi yet been given, bu, II IS
strongly suspected y at it will be rendered adj
verse 10 Captain RI. Thus the world goes, in
this region Of sunshine and beauty, of insects,
reptiles, and A,wers, in which the bad actions
If its inhabitants are attributed To The irrilai-
ing and maddeuing influence Of tropical heal.
But in which take he liberty Of reckoning
evil EXAMPLES, unbridied passions, and reckless
hess of purpose, which lead TO vastly more mis-:
chiefs, siriys, bloodshed. and murdr r. than the
effects Of sun, moon. and stars, combined.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
From the New York Journal of Commerce.

Protection against lightning within few
days we have recorded the loss Of several va
mahle lives by The feet # lightning; and il
the history Of the pas: is taken as d guide 10
tie future, many others will be added 10 the
list before the warm season closes. Under
these circumstances, il is The die ate Of pru
dence, and proper regard to elf-preseivation
IN OUT power. to guard against SO terrible and
destructive foe. The discoveries of Frank,
lin on this subject, though founded in reason
and tested by experience, are but little regard
ed in prac ice In this city especially. the pro-
portion Of buildings protected by a conductor,
is surprisingly small. The cost Is very ,rifling
IN comp ris,n with The value Of human IIe
and W, 50 general is The impression Of self Sc
curity, that in general no precautions are used.
We can scare iy hope that any thing which
we can say, viii ave thr least Effect in over
coming negligence so invrterare.
We will therefore, quo'e from the Mrchan-
les VI gaz,ne some directions which may be
properly followed in thunder Storm, ny per-
sons who occupy dwellings TO which conducts
ors are not atlachrd. And w will barely pre-
mise, that gentleman f Bystgn is now living
and in health, who was 81 ting be ween the
two persons lately killed in Conway, Massa-
when the event took place, and who
wosld, il all probability, have SHARED the same
fate, had he not resor,ed TO one Of The exprdi.
tn4s here suggested. He remembered to have
out back, in he m idde OF he room, with the
feet Of the occupan' on The r"ond, was . tom.
paralirely safe position in thunderstorm, and !
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

BETTER TIMEs.-By The annex d ,arasr,,,
from the Southern Recorder, ws ps'c,iys Ii,
there are indications Of an improvement i, A.
condition Of our citizens, which are IN II.
high s. degree gratifying, and which if tbs
continue, must contribute to The we!l being !
the whole body polite. Blu, we conirs, gha
we hear Of a whole town crowded with borrow
ers from q Bank, aud those borrowers com1o
sed of the landed interest, we have or nj.
givings that the march Of economy NAV Re -
rested, and that the distribution ci m.t,;
easily obtained, viii bring back the IeIsa
prodigaIi,y and speculation, and thir rts.
ton Of want and distress. One Of the "A q
Of this borrowing sys;em is to give f.t
lious value to property, and II may be ". 4
consider whether even the anticipation Of ta
money to bt circulated BY mems # the Gu.
ral Bank, may no, have had is effect or a!
If such be fact, We opiDe the day Of D4ymr
" i'll shew O diff rent result from hat Of ID,
count. The following is The paragraph llt
ed to-: Saranah Georgian
The avarice Of the Manufacturers IN rndeavotrgG
i..a, NJ, ~ thrjr cn,nmndies rs The mpo,liOa "A 3.
ties on foreign goods amounting almost 10 pIu.,r
ton, has had the Effect We predicted, but which III,
did not anticipate. The Southern peopr, WHO .r.
calculated on certain consumers and profitable ogi
toners, have very properly refused 10 bu, their p'g
tected manufactures We have chosen rather to s,I
old coats, fabrics made among ourselves, hcua
less comely, than those with which our IIif friends
proHereJ to furnish us. The consequence has been,
that they are suffering BY business IN which there .c
too many producers in proportion to the CONSUMES
while our condition, BY the practice Of OrJea1nte 10
making purchases and general economy Of elpead'
ture, is evidently improving That there u an H.
provemeut in the pecuniary condition Of our people
will not, We believe, be disputed Those IN DEBT.
year or two ago are getting clear of this evil snil
who have any prudence avoid going in debt 0Ga
tizens act wisely in accommodating their expcnd.Ga
to their means and to the times Coma erce ame,.
men is beginning to be restored, AMI property N.,
had not been in twenty years so low asst was iitf
is on the rise-as evidence ut this, we notice The %
Sheriff sales Of this county, when l@o common Dc.
hands, negro men about Is years old, sold tor re ..
$500 each, fully IS Per cent. higher than they VOL.
have sold year ago.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

adopted ii accordingly. Taecon,,,
thai he escaped nearly uniniured 49,, ,r.: Va:
companions on The right and lci, w,r. %e.s hi:
killed. The following is the co,nm nm n..n:N'aily
above referred to: communicating
SIR: Will you permit an indv;d,.,
tunes IN the course of his life, nearly bs, h'i O
to lightning, or thunderbol s,r;kns OH VICTIM
making Its way into the interior to ipo1;,s nSase Al,
be the best precsution to take, or thu what wCet
adopt IN an apartment. efec,ual, to qua means
danger Of being struck by Lightning Sur;uy As,n; L:
storm am, &c. N'''1g ,huAl:
We extract the following direction,
head from our common place book. :" 'Na
Places efhe greatest safety in rt.p,s., &c..
case a thunder storm were to happen Will. ~"'--is
III the house, not furnished with a nron.. pes0sE
IS advisable not to stand near plac, VIII.
any metal as chinneys, gilt frames IRON F's
the like; but to g. into the middle OF ro,o
desvor to stand or sit upon the best aa r.
can be found at hand, as an old chair. stool va
still safer to bring two or three mattresses ~. liz
the middle ct the room, and folding them n.y. Gus h's
put the chair upon them for they not benz JpOOo,
conductors IS the walls, the lightning will NV ''a go:
an interrupted course through the air of ,b e"'''
the bedding, when it Can go through con,nv"I A.
better conductor-the wall. The place If INV. ~
lutte safety Is the cellar and particularly the S5 a
it; for when person is low er than The .nt
earth, the lightning must strike the suf[s " Ge
earth before it Can possibly reach him. m, " us
can be had, hammock or swinging bed S,, a.s1
by silk cords equally distant from the WALL on ' '-
side, and from the ceiling above and below ,F,.i'
safest situation person have in any roor ~
ever, and what, indeed may he considered O",. ~
from danger Of any stroke of lightning II ,. n,;
happens whilst person is in the open GeJ. ,a3 q
from any building, the best thing he Can do !, o,
within small distance OF the highest tree or Tire,
can get at; he must by no means 20 quite ne,t,1."
but should stop at about fifteen or twenty Irr, 6,
their outward branches for if the lightning shoupi
thereabout it will very probably strike the tree, =.
should tree be split, he is safe enough at ,h.t dg.
from it-besides, from repeated observations, M, |
been ascertained that the lightning by no mean, I.
scends in one undivided track, but bodies Of y,,s,
kinds conduct their share Of it at the same time, /,
portion to their quantity of conducting pOwe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

DuEL.-An unknown correspondent '.o
thai duel took place in a neighborig S'.'
on Saturday, last between two !ndi'ia.'.'
who's name are given, who lately arrived IN
Europe. .afer the hr,, fire Which wa "tH.'
m4!, the srconds endeasorcd TO oompr'"''
the matter, but one Of tie plrtirs lns'''Ins''
on paper being signed by he 'l"r' ''''| eau,
10 some transactions in England, aud i"s O''
refusing, a second sho, was drl"gm'"ea ut.,'
in which The latter received his al aB."'
ball 10 his right breast. The other naa ! 10.
row escape, as the ball passrd hroOg" "'s 'y'
Whether the wounded man IS 'i"ee "'i'
not, our correspondent does no, say, u,y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

FRAuD.-The Albany Ad'er,lser 't'' ,,';,.
singular piece of roguery which W.. 49,, ,i;y.
cd few days since upon man !" 'D-'
7. apnears one man gave another no" ~. :"
sum Of money. The mole wa, placed 10 p ~,
- hook: and when snme time after, u eh-, $780,,
ed it, it was found that the signature 10 d
was entirely invisible. The fraud eons ssosisr
writing the name with spir'le, and 'n'U .,~i.
sand on il; the sand adhered un'h Wv ~ ~.
came dry. or il was RUBBED of, wheH " -
ces Of the signature were !el'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
OyERsEERs OF HARVARD USntESnf -

OyERsEERs OF HARVARD OHht.S'''
Thursday there was an a"journrl !r ""S ~ =,
the Srnalc Chamber Of the Board oi W. -,
of Harvard University, for he purp''r % ~ ~,
ing upon sundry nominations Of 'G' 1o C'..
ton, and other business, His Exer"f"'' ~ =
ernor Lincoln presiding The n'm'"a f ~
Hon. Joseph Story as Dane Professor d 10, 20,
WAS confirmed John II Ashmnn, ~, "" ".
also anpoin,ed in concurrence Royal PrO'e,'.
Of Law. which completes the la" 90,
the University. Rev Henry ware g. &c..
appointed in concurrence Professor a"u , I'r
in cnden, in the Theological ochoo', "'. .n,,.
Brigham was appointed Proctor a"a Go ";.,',g
tees were nominated for the purpose " IT, T,,,.
the University, Library, examining u" 's,' 4.
surer's accounts, &c The Board '''"
Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Mr. NicREA.

As the whole community, and particularly
the citizens of this place, have heard, with hor-
Sor. the account Of the assassination of MIR.
NcRes, we copy the following additional and
ninu accoun, from the letter Of he cores
,ouJent of the New York Commercial Adver>
riser, dated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-05
lREPoRrED FOR THE wHIo.]
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
TUESDAY, Dec. I.


3 Mr.. Co1LrER said from what he had heard else
vherc, Sond what had been the course Yesterday II,
thc,oiNention, he ws induced to trouble the House
Mr.. Cos-Fs IN thea-S Aaa the following speech:
1huve been week in CHS Cunv enton, and but with.
in the last two three days have beon furnished
wuha copy ofthe Reports OF the various Committees
which have been uasler discussions and some Reports
Of the Auditor. *
find that we src-thrown rather tcmPciuous
ocesn; aud not being accustomed to such voyage
am getting somewhat sea-sick. wish, Hpossible, To
see land; TO gee my family, aud to my friends ana
constituents, who are looking out for the S0od ora
ship, the Constitution. with no little anxiety; !nd ma
ny ofwhom, know, would be Wiling TO OBTAIN u
policy of insurance for her safety at almost any pre-
miun-I too, have been thinking of plan by which
we may perhaps get again into harbor, or least into
saltwater have consulted about it, for
wish no one to be implicated with me in what may
be considered so Customary scheme. Besides, may
be wrong in the extent TO which | am, at present.
prepared to go, IN making compromise, or may not
be willing to 60 far enough.
Eknow nothing of the order and fortns Co bu pun
sued for the purpose of laying before this body the
plas, which has suggested itself to my mind, in order
to bringsapr labours to close.
We are pretty equally divided, 1t seems, great
variety of SUBJECTS. Ii may be thought
that ifthose great subjects grouped together,
and presented to us.in single tangible shape,
containing, III the whole instrument, those things
which be dcsded to on either side aud also ndi.
eating, those eli ch cannot, we might come 10
agreement
[ find, on looking over tho table furnished by the
Auditor, that the whole number Of rcoho.dcrs in the
State may amount say TO 1856
BY adding together the whole number non resi-
West of the Blue Ridge, and incu- dents and
ding Herewith the counties of Lou all.
doun and Fairfax, Supposed to have
identity of opinion, feeling and
interest many of these great qnes-
tions) the whole number amounts
sayt 1920
Which al loavne opg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-05

= Mr.. Co1LrEa soid from what he had heard elee-
spherc tand what had been the course Yesterday II,
thc-SdSention, he was induced to trouble the House
f3f SSmc eiplt or eBs6nutcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-05

Der trom Frederick, so long as that unaccompanied
by willingness to accede TO Dly sern,s, must, of
course. vote for MEN,
Let Us, IN sofas way, become reconciled to each
other. The people u the Ucst can't do hout US.
nor can the people ot,hc east do without thcm-,-ci
ther OF the can do without the internal Improvement
ot,he country This isnow beginning fu.lyto be ielt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-05

" nlch deductcu, Ic1NeS IJ,Y9b
1t is supposed. however, that Certain other coun.
ties below the Ridge, arc also identified with them
if not interest, at least cpcn and feeling as 20
some of these questions. Tins though, is doubted
and it said that the signs ofthe times those coun-
ties shew that there is in reality such serious dis
union in the rest of lower Virginia. Taking his 10
be so, the comparative strength is as 1890 TO
1926
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
FM GOnaS.

<.u,p,Es BENNETT has received, and c6ers for
I sale wholesale and re'ui-
Superiine black, Navy blue and olive cloths
n,act. dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed ss,,inesis
ad,es, lark blue and claret h,b't-cio'hs
Ayari, ~ of miled lrab cloths and Eerseys
4 hale If very stout English 'rsb and "iNed 90
,Ji-s' hoskin ami York tan gloves
Cen,lemen's English doeskn ditto. OF mrs, a''S''V
T,.'. W.dra.. and company bandanna hdkfs
nIsck Italian and English seSns-silks OF mrs. qy
A General assert ment of cotton, SILK ana 'a'''oS
few ,lozen Of first quality ladies' black ana
slate worsted hose
Cation balls assorted, from ~ to on ;,
700 narks a, ~ and so, German pms, quai's sa'u
lobe very superior to English
poss b,snke,s, heavy, full sized English from r
TO 1874 ..
,r;sb linens snd diapers, Domestic gnods
rI assortmen, of brown and bieacheu c'.-
se" @s, the after some of extra quality, liz I'M
,ation of Madras coitons
A case very stout 5 sheetings
&c :, les domestic Jerseys for negroes
Ill. of 40 No. inseys, very good quaint!
Whit. red. yellow and green tinnnels
s'nsrSns. "a and bed ticks and oneoks
SETSE THINE and SHOE 1fHEaD' sc
sept22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
NO. $500
Superior Black INK Powder,
LIQUID INK,
WARRANTED PERMANENT

WARRANTED PERMANENT,
Manufactured By NORTHt5' p.8RRfN, Philadelphia.
HE above has been fairly tested, and found to pos
sess all the separate all, sntages combined, which
have been considered suffic. mt reccmmen la,on to
the public, of the various articles of the kind that have
been prepared in this country, or imported from Eu
rope II is confidently relied upon that single trial
of the Liquid Ink Ink Powder [he istter of such
general convenience to travellers, and particularly for
voyages will prove their superiority any Of
the preparations now in
The public attention is respectfully invited to the
following recomme nla,ions:
e. The subscribers having used North & Warrin's
Liquid Black Ink, (by them warranted permane and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder,] beg
to recommend it to merchants and others, who will
find, trial. that it flows freely from the pen retains
for deeds and other public writings, this composition.
We have no doubt will bear comparison with any art
Gle of the kind manufactured in this country with
that Imported from Europe"
JOhn Reed, Esq President Philadelphia Bank
II Ho1ngsporif, Xsg cashier Bank North meiea
Hkuhl, Esq Cashier TURNER'S Mechanics Bank
H. Leri, Esq Cashier SchuyhkiH Bonk
Roberts, Esq Cashier Msphtn iir"rds Bank
Dr Manuel 'aehsoa adjunct Professor Cniper Penn
Clement c Biddls; Lsq Notary Public
FP NeHahon, Esq do
Henry Freeman. Esq do
G Campbell, Librarian Philadelphia Li6rq,y
Rdyb0id, Profhonof1ry Supreme Court
John Geyer Register cf wills
Esanc Elliot. C0nreyaneer
Isaac Uan,pak, do
John Gafjs,a Clerk efMe District of Southwark
IS " Solomon. county .fudifo,
" Coats. ProthonOtarys office District Court
TSCWurr do do
GP Head do do
Darid Le,ris, Esq President Phanir Insurance Co
JR Uuscherer. Esq DIN do
rm III, ~ Secy Pennsyfranm Fire do
4Aos Tsmiley 4ci,nry Fem life do
J Pryor, Board Of ieGkh
" n Johnrn Prncipd High School Franklin Inst
b II Rand, Ur ting Muster
Henry BrstoD DIN
2homas " Liaser, Teacher
& Uennis0n do
-M e,o0yf dO
Enron U,Hiams, Surreyor
Jennings II Thomas, .1ue.ioneer,
Knor Boggs e TO, Merchants
John Grgg do
Marcus bull do
\ Potter do
Burga. Hood u Pearsal, Merchants
John Bradiey
81 Iayhr
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov 6-2sw2m BOOKSELLER .fier ndrid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
CaAcineA MNgMesia.

VXIE have receired di-eot from the Mar, land Che
w mical Works. sa-p ply ct superior Cacined Mag.
ne sa, made after the tuner Of Henr,'s oeiebra,ed
magnesa. . his magne We warrant :" be as good,
if not better than the English, having b, testing the
two articles together proved this 10 be superior
We here offer in n condensed FORM at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure MAGNETISM. and may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often oons
derabe with hysicians) being rather pleasant 'hsn
disagreeabe tasted In the Of the American art
Gle, and when il shall become generally known, We are
satisfied it will supercede the of the imported es
pecaiIy is Afforded at the same price and is moro
sure in effect than the cslcned maEnesia. u
is put Tip in bottles and labelled with directions n
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines are vended
X Also, an assortment Of
COMBS, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting of
| Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth hair, Resh nail. varnish, sash tools, and eamea
hair 5rushes
Rose, transparent variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by ..-r
! augus. il William LASPHlER L CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

1--WE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries a, his old stand south
side of Kinsstree,, nearly opposite the Mechanics'
Rank, Alexandra, the
Saddle, Harness, & Trunk Business,
nv ALI f7S HaRIOUS BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them; and begs leave to
them that with the aid Of the best workmen, and
ample supply Of the most choice materials he Will be
able to render entire satisfaction those who may please
to favor him with their business either by order or per-
sonal application.
lie has on hand at this time. and will continue to keep
large assortment Of the following articles wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles best quality, stuff flaps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and s,ee-bi,ted brides, of various kinds
Plated and stcei-mounted msr,ingsles
Satldlc-bags of the latest fashion, and common
Veisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated,mounted carriage harness
DO gig
BrasSsnd jspag mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned mounted cariole har-
Wagon, c,rt and IRA, harness
FIRE buckets and haltsrs
,nd also a geperal assortment of
Elegant Hwd euther TureiIing 7ruqhS,
Aud r It Narl, at
TIE BENT GG q RIDING UHIPS.
p'steI steel an brass spurs
Plated steel and brass lie BITS and strrups
Saddvtrees ard NuckskinS, assorted
Buff, ska sa'idlr covers
Old ,atl,ile. nratly covered with hog buck, ana can
kin and quilted At shortest notice
Old saddle, harness. and trunks OF al kinds repaired
nov "A JAvEs vANsANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
Choice Wines -.

q NJ S u JANNEY, agents Of }. u. March s.
-. Co Of Madeira, have received per brig BALTIMORE
and schr Veincity just arrived from MADEIRA choice
election Of Hines Of the following kinds:
+ 5.,suDsy ''' In pipes, h..f:pips,, quarter.
r;.,s .t,;,, casks and AA'fq"aF'sT''''k'
debenture. OCT 60