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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac:
tOry.


tory.
IANEs GREEN Cabine, make, has on hand and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandra, q at the corner ofIjth ST., Pcnns,l
yania Avenue Washinton-a general assortment OF
the fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will equal, if rpt superior in quality, 10 any
ever offered in the Distnct:-Conslsng in part, Of
| Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal endand plain sideboards
| Ditto, with eearettsand marble slabs z- b
| Frenchand plain bureaus
Dressing do win mirrors ,- a,
Ladies' and Gent!emens secretares and bookcases
| Pieraables with marble and mahogany tops
Filler and claw dining, brea kfast and card tables
plai do do do do do
Ladies work stands -rr
/ Shaving andcandle do - .r.1a
| Wash stands with marble and mahoganytops
I Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
ifusic stools, biletts, crIps, cradles
Portable writing desks sc
/ With sgenersl assortment OF oedsteads ofrchiy
carved mahogany maple aid stained woods, all of
which will be sold fo cash they can be pur-
chased ofihesame qualify al any other mandatory
y The Union- ALSO,
! .in,ssortment Of st Domi tso and Bay OF Honduras
| Mahogany a part of which is suitable for hantirals,
| ste am sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nis Of quality. saiking bottoms, cords,
TURNING AND o Al WING,
handsomely Executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

tre-h Teas. SC.
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co. have for sale
ma chests .nA nalf chests Young tyson tea. Of
IN" tiu SUMMARIES cargo imported IT. April, and
oi superior quality
Go hh,ls II crolx and New Orleans prime sugars
SO hhGs retailing moIasses
so bags Ria coffee
100 bags Snnatra pepper
Is pipes
half pipes Sicily N.ae;-. wine
quarter casks
6 eighth casks
20 pipes, half pipes and quarter casks, Pico
MADEIRA wine
90 ba,kets hsmpaigne
100 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
% pipes Attn proof Cosnsc brandy brand
10 pipes Holland gin
10 0hls rum
So So h hhI.' New England rum
Is bbls prime and mess beef
40 bb!s 2rime pork
IL tons ST PctershUgh clean hemp
81 bolts Russia Guck
100 do heavy and ;gh, Ravens do
$50 coils patent cordsgs, assorted sizes
20 packages seine, sewing, and shop Irvine
200 hides red sosl feather
Is bales of brown shlriIugs
400 casks nails, as ottcd sizes
100 do pure white lead
1900 sacks, Liverpool filed blow n salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do p.ssIurks island salt july 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Scows fov sale or hire
DY JOSIAH n. DAVIS --12 kegs superior Lard,
ID put up for family use. july IS
Burlaps md SackiMg.

DURLaPs, no. I and ., Just received from Brc-
I'D men, an will be landed here in few days, for
sale by JOSEPH JANNEY Go
Also for sale, few bales Scotch Soaking, Of good
quality. D.. 70 .-eH July II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
NO. 0@a0
Steamef Columbia !.


vINHE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
i have the pleasure of informing the public, nat
the above new and splen lid Packet has CONNIE need
herreguar trips between Baltimore and the District OF
Columbia.
80 The Steamer Columbia Cap
A N.' tain James Mitchell, will leave the
N,ksy<-.Ss5.g lower end of Patterson street wharf
sZtAzt-.Sss on Saturday of each week, at p.
NJ. for alexandria, Washington and GeorgefoUn Re-
turning she will leave Uashingtoa Wednesday NOR
ming at ocicck, and 4erandia at o'clock touching
attic following places Oh the Potomac River, to land
passengers and freight, both going and coming:-
On the Maryland side: On The Prgtnia side:
Point Look. Out Sand, Point,
Piney Point, Bluff PontS
Coughs Landing Place, Bo,d's Hole,
opposite Judge Plater's, Mrs Walters
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swann's Point,
Ludows Ferry, and
Mrs. Piess.
Signals have been placed at each OF the above pls'
ces, which will be hosted immediatel, on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons buithen, hav.
ing f,co engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 1900 to 1000 barrels freight aud accommodate in
the most superior style. at least loo passengers For
speed she stands as set unrIyalled.
The propreiorS hope by strict attention to the com
fort Of passr myers, and care of goods to mei share
Of public patronage
Passage TO Washington 81, exclusive Of fare.
Freight as cusomay.-OJ All baggage at the risk
of the owners X ROSS, agent.
baltimore, may 30-june4
N. B The passengers in the Columbia arrive stuff.
cicn,iy early for the six o'clock Lines Thursday
morning to Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made, by which tn, Co.
lumha, her passage 10 the Dstr Ct, will receive
passengers from oiftbe Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boat, in the raapsco. and also from the steamboat
Mar, land.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Wheat wanted

NAORDECAI MILLER & SON inform their former
WI customers and friends that they have again taken
possession of the brick Mill called Triadeiphia Mn,
on the Little River Turnpike Road, on Four Nile Run,
where they will give the highest price for good Wheat
they are purchasing. in Alexandria, Wheat Rye, and
Corn, and will thank their old friends and customers TO
give them call. aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Sugar. Tea, MoIasScS. etc.

Sugar, Tea, MolasSeS. etc.
y lindsay, hill & Co offer for sale
IL IS hhds n %. sugar, Isl aud ID quality
Is do ST CroIx do
60 do n. q. moasses
20 tierces do do ,..
10 chests and half chests Gunpowter, Imperial &
Y. IT.. teas, Importation of l829 superior quail
10 lb and 6 lb catty boxes do do do do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
90 do Java do
80 barrels mess and prime pork
IS do mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filed
SO barrels n T.. rum
Cognac brandy in pipes and half do
NO rum in hog>heads
hogshesd W India shrub, very fine
bales soft shell Almonds ri
do paper ) $3.50 ban i.st. :.
20 boxes Cavendish tobacco of good quality will
be sold at cents per lb
90 bags pepper
S do pmento
10 kegs race }Ginger
.. 10, do ground - -a
+ 10 do salipetre - ... s.-..s.-, r. 10
50 barrels behring's
30 do No 3 inacaereI
% boxes lemons
80 boxes shaving soap sNs --l
30 do mould candles lW.R.1 July IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Coach-MaKing

TOHN SUMMERS & ALEX'RP r. AUSTIN, respect
u fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copsrtnership and continue carrying on the
Couch and Harness Making BUSINESS,
At the old stand St. Asaph street, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John spume
where all orders will be metw,th pronptattenhon AID
executed with neatness and ddrabifffy feo9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
Virginia Lands for Sale.
+ WISH to dispose sby sale or lease. of tracts con
L tanning. more than
80, 900 Acres Of land,

living in the county Of Pendleton and on the head wa.
tiers of the South Branch of Potomac. This land con.
ssts as Informed, of hills and vses all nclear-
ed; grea. par, is admirably suited for grazing anil
nota small portion, is thought, is highly adapted 10
the cultivation and growth Of Che vine. es
To individuals. companies, foreigners or others
disposetoset!e and improve it. for the above rother
purposes would sell every other thousand acres, Oh
very liberal TERMS lease the same fr term years
fo small annuity-4but 80 purchasers Of tract
more the price would be very moderate and payment
received in easy instruments, in property within the
District its vicinity For further particulars apply
10 Mr. John Bryce of Baltimore, or 10 t.,,-.
alexandris Junc25 GEO. JOHNSON:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

vINHE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Compdn;
i have the pleasure of informing the public, "a
the above new and splen lid Packet has CONNIE nce'
herregular trips between Baltimore and the District
Columbia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01
G. & \ Y Thompson

FOR SALE
00 hhds New Orleans sugar
% 81 bbs 10 do
S puncheons do rum, ID. o. brand, years old
8 pipes Holland gin, entitled to debenture
3 hhds superior port VINE, Hunt Il
S quarter casks Co 5 br nd
2 cases (each doz bottlcsJ do, bottled in
Oporto
s quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
9 bills old rye whiskey
sob gs Rio de Janeiro coffee
AZ do Porto Rico fine green
aug -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-01

DR.. WeaderburM.


HAVING been "gj formed out of the Office Of Sur
Il veyor Of the Port of Alexandria, ard compelled
to endeavor to establish himself in his old business
begs leave to inform, his fllowcitizens that he has
opened an ~
.ApoTHEoARY's s. DRUG SHOP, ~
King street, one door above uessrs
Janney Co.'s store, and opposite J. &
~ A. Douglass. Stationers-where he hopes
kF his friends and the public generally will
e& call, and furnish themselves with such ar
sFssHs9 ticles as are in his line. lie expects, in a
few DAYS, a fresh supply of
Genuine Medicine, sc.
of the latest importation, in addition to his present
stock. lie also has on hand stock of his best
BITTERS
much praised for their good qualities shev have
been sold md highly approved at New Orleans, Pensa-
cola; TAI ahasse, Re, West in South America, AID in
several of the West india Islands. Those who wish can
have Spanish labels In seasons such this, hey are
much wanted VIII. re- f,gs and miasma are common,
those who use them seldom need medicine.
All pf which he sells the lowest terms nossble for
cash, and on short credit to punctual customers.
UT All who are in requested to make i'm
mediate payment aug 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26
TO NE Editors Of the Enquirer.
a BANK MAN IN n,..rn.

:. yheS%s: Editors.-iiuman nature, in eac1, in
ulvlaual, Is as different as the features, which
, iark our aces In developing feelings, whe
mott ihe same index, though we mean 10 20 to tic
same p9nt-Hence, we sometimes see an indjvid-
gal, mo writhing under pain and torture. afFc, -
De ~ the iuii enjoyment Of every pleasure.
writer IN the Richmond Enquirer Of the 18Th
WHO signs hinsclfsone. of your subscr;bar ;, ,,
condescended TO notice some essays re,sr,is r,'J,
ished 10 the same paper under the signature of
George Clinton" and finding II somewhat IN
cut to reply 10 them, in serious argument, he has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

IS tested by the amount oil taxes on consumption;
the necessary result OF the successive increase OF
population, of riches and of expensive tastes.
"All these circumstances reared FOR him an as
tonishing reputation. which his fall has consecrat-
ej-People will not reflect, that in the short PEE
rod OF his ministry, he had more than doubled his
fortune--Not that he bad peculated on The public
treasury; his good and pride forbade resort
to this manGuvre OF weak minds; but bv resort.
ing to loans and the costly operations Of the bank
to provide the funds OF war, and being still con-
nected with the house 10 which he addressed him
self Tor much the greaterpart OF his negotiations
They have not reflected that his great principles
OF economy, have nothing more than false
shew, and that the loans rcsorted to- in order to a.
void the impositons Of taxes have been the source
of the mischief which has reduced the finances 10
their present alarming condition.
Gas TO the compte rendue; he has been forgiv-
en- the nauseous panegyrc which he has passed
upon himself and the afiectaton Of introducing
his wife into il for the purpose Of prasng her. and
we are spared the trouble Of examining his false
calculations. Nj. de Calonnes has undertaken this
Investigation. Without being able to vindicate
himself, he has already begun TO unmask his an
tagonist, and he promises TO do il eiTectuaily.
"Nccessity has recalled this man to the minis
try. and ii must be confessed, that he is beyond
comparison a less mschievous minister than his
predecessors would compare him TO a steward
who, by his management, does not entirely ruin his
master, but who enriches himself at his expense.
The desire of glory should inspire him as much
possible with the energy requisite for the pub
lie business There is every likelihood that his
ministry will not endure long enough, TO cause i,
to feel the effects of his false principles Of repre-
sentation and il is he alone who is able if any ono
can, to preserve order in the finances, until the
reform is effected, which we hope from the assem-
bling OF the States General. In the mean tme the
public estimation of bis talents and virtue is not SO
high as il has been. There are persons who pre-
tend ihat he is more firmly established in public
opinion than he ever was-They deceive them
selves. The ambitious desire he has always mani
tested of getting again into the administration, his
work on the Importance OF religious opinions, and
the Memories Of NJ. de Calonnes, have greatly
impaired his reputation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26
June %.
Tor Sac bN pIirafe confrncf.


"A well improved Farm of 240 acres within r
IN miles OF Richmond the dwelling house will ac-
commodate Large family and is in Ill respects COM
Portable & convenient. The farm BUILDINGS conn
prise capital barns, stables, carriage house. COW
cart 4 Wagon shelters, and other conven . nj
buildings, including an excellent ice house-The
wafer IS pure & CONFERENCE.-The soil is ADAPTED 20
wheat & corn; the meadows produce good crops of
Herds grass, clover and lucerne-the situation IL
heaIthy at an Seasons-lt is in every respect We
~ desirable residence-The proprietor is desirous
oil removing to the South the price WILL therefore
DE very low: Those inclined to purchase are invit
ed to.view the premises-title good and free from
all incumbrances avn
~ For terms, &c, apply to
May 20. o L. i uLN0S'
MfUSEUm OF FOREIGN LiTEKATURE A. Ss;f,,-
GA ENCEi for Juhr e2e, just received By
L. j. CoALE, Calvert street
opposite the City Hotel.
CONTENTS:
Lbe Bale Of Esvarino-- From The IJn;fsd as,,. -.
no The life Of Robert Bufns-From The Einsbnr, ~
rev j. the Warriors Lady-From the OrsntsI fis,.t5
CepP Seeond EHpeditiouFrom the Qusttsrv g.
y christ walking on the Ssa-From the FvsngsI;esi ME-
zne' q bo.Torth FieliFrom BlscfvoodJ. kisss,;na
The Niear-From the New Monthly Msvssns O. ST. ..
on ths Road IN Issn i-Ffom BIS EwnoJ,,
SYPHILIS Letter From the New Monthlv ET,s.-. W.
ns tnV9setionh Bsotooods MsSazine ~ The r;'ys
81 hs bIosen hsart-Ffop the same ia Srsc;ns,a 20
h9ttsniOt Popular P"e,ryFrom the Monthly Hiss'ins
Lhs ,9mb 81 Turenue-FIom The United sesyice 1ont.
nai 10 me Lln hours OF Eminent Cbridaip, -, III .
LONDON Weekly Review IS Past and Prsssn S iOm tes
rev moothy msgszins H. Memoirs Of LADY Ps5.S,ss
From the Londcn Weekly Review. Is Modem ors,oS We
Irish Rebslion- From the Manihly Mssszns On zoe
From the Athtpeum. ~. Aaers DsJeption of Jyissit
from The United Service Journal %. Porrsints Of cb
tisD Gentlemso From the London WseSjv Rse, US
hiscelIaDy. "a. Literary Intelligence '"' 90
June 70 4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

NOTlCE.-I shall offer for sale at July Bucking-
l ham Court day next, tract Of Land. living on
the waters OF Philips, Bishops and Merideth's
Creek, running within two miles Of James River
containing fifteen hundred and seventy seven acres
The land Is well watered and timbered, within ten
miles OF the Court House. would sell privately
part or all the said tract and receive in payment
thereoi two thirds in Negro property. Any per-
son wishing to purchase the said land, it viii be
worthy their attendon-John Saunders and Gen
Phelps, living near viii shew the land to any per
son wishing 10 view the same.
WILLIAM RADFORD.
June 90 IA ots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
POETRY
POETS, BEWARE.-ns T. II aAHLY.

POETS. BEWARE.-BS T. II BAfLY.
From the Musical Bgou
p..,s beware never compare
iya,nsn Wi h aught on earth or in air
" v .,R t'ay be bright, air may be light,
aaa.,,;obtfness and Iigiltness in woman unite.
I pa yo1 snpp,se her eyes are like sioes.
cav y bsr bushes resemble the rose,--
Nor , shall we seek for sloes that can speak.
-. Soses thai rival an eloquent cheek!
surely you neer saw lilies so fair,
:, the iorclles Il that peeps through the curls
her hair;
s,re.y her lips red rnbes eclipse
,tc eoral she wears aud the nectar she sips
Rid. IN the spring Sweety may sing,
vanen <ng b tier than birds on the wing !;
geu Poets, brware. never compare
Woman with aught on earth OF in air
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
TERMS.

a. rer aunum payable in advanee'-No sub
rFof " Pc ,ceeiyed for loss time than SIX months
apaoa "er vii bo discontinued (ou. =. the discretion
clao will he inserted at 50 cents per
IT AdseItiSe's st lime and 81 IL cents for each
.aro tof l'':} ase from distanct must be paid for
,,aandanee, ei,in.srtou, the payment assumed oy
F-e"oa ss. 20 ,si,i person in Lynchbure'
'eae .r.o,v orders not exceeding two squaresare
p,cJ for SIX dollars
q lcttors addresses, :. a, 10 ass ao ' p''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

sentiment Of love, an oriental coloring is given
TO evry feeling. and we have been called to ad-
mire characters like that Of the :Corsair, which
never was nor can be true TO nature. The pain
ting is all Of the miniature kind; we IND TO
works like the Paradise Lost resembling some
architectural wonder, where the effect depends
on the proportion OF the whole, and not the
finish Of particular parts. All this is some
what discouraging to those, who, like our
selves, are past the enthusiasm Of lie. when
we read, we wonder where the charm has gone
that used TO steal over US; we see with pro-
found Indifference what once filled US with rap
ture, and become familiar with melancholy
feeling, like that which Humboldt beautifully
dercribes, when, passing into the southern
hemisphere, he saw the stars that had lighted
his infancy sink and disappear. This is what
makes so many cease to depend on poetry as
source Of enjoyment; they may SO back to Pope
and Milton, and read them the thousandth
time with pleasure, but they no longer care
what poetical stars are rising or setting; they
content themselves with living over the past.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

1t is somewhat amusing TO see the different
tones adopted by the Jackson papers through
out the country, just as their zeal, interest, or
fear prepondera,es. "Shoot the deserters!"
punish our enemies! discard the foreigners!
annihilate the federalsts!-.roars the Telegraph.
owe would advise moderate measures" saw,
the Jackson Replblican-proscriplion will no,
do-our federal friends must be taken into ia.
YOUR. We asked for bread, whines the PhiIa-
delphia Gazette, and 10! YOU give US stone.
liz obvious to our mind, that the blasting sys
lem of the Telegraph would be the policy pur-
sued, if-aye there's the rub-if the fear of a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

We accidentally omitted TO mention in
last summary of the proceedings Of Congress,
that on Monday, ia the Senate, Mr.. Johnson, Of
Kentucky, from the Committee Of Post Offices
and Post Roads, to which was referred num-
Der Of memorials, praying that the practice Of
transporting the mails on the Sabbath may be
discontinued, made report unfaUoroble 10 the
wishes Of the memorialsls. The Committee
was discharged from the further consideration
Of the subjec: Three thousand copies OF the
Report Of the Committee were ordered to be
nrinled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

We must "sHooT THE DEsEkTERs," saws the
Telegraph. II the punishment was to be ex-
tended 10 times past, would not Mr.. Noah and
Mr.. Richie ,remhle! AS is, we would hum
bly, represent TO the "leaders" the propriety, by
way OF an example, and Of de,erring editors, for
the future, from being too hasty in "deprecat-
ing" peoples elections "as curse upon the
country" Of Shaving the heads Of the afore-
said" worthless, and drumming them round the
camp Ia mode Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

The debate upon the Convention question in
the Virginia House Of Delegates, has elected
the display Of much talent and eloquence. SIEVE
raj of the speeches are characterized BY closes
ness Of reasoning. a cogency Of argument, and
an elegance Of language, which are highly ho>
norable 10 the debators themselves, as well as
to their native State. They are not inferior to
the speeches delivered in Congress this session,
in any point Of view,-and in many are superior.
Perhaps there is not in any State in the Union,
so many promising young men-men who bid
fair to act their parts well and nobly-as there
are in Virginia. nor do the Legislatures of any
State contain as much ,alen, as will be found
in her Legislature. The reason Of this we can
no, pretend 10 say; it may, perhaps, be owing
to the Limitation Of the right Of suffrage in the
State. The fact, however, that we have stated,
is highly honorable TO the intelligence Of the
People who send, as their representatives men
Of such character. 1t is as important, in ma.
ny respects, that the People should be ably re-
presented in the STATE Legislatures, as i, is that
hey should be in the National Congress. Un-
der new tate of things, Virginia would not
long be considered fourth rate power.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

CENTRAL AMERIcA-A gentleman is in "
York, who left S.. Juan on the 18th of Dec.r
Der. He states that The country in The pc;,
borhood Of Grenada, had become compar.lir.
ly Tranquil. There had been serious ban.
between The Granadians and Nicaraguaps !,
which IL: latter we're completely routed VII,
considerable loss. !Anumhsr ofexecu,ion,t.
treason, sc. had taken place in Grenada.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
iIOst,

IN Chamberlain's wharf, or between that and Capt
- minors dwelling on Unlon-street, red morocco
POCKET BOOK with clasp, containing ABOUT
Hundred and Forty Dollars, there being 81. or seven
ten dollar notes in U S. Bank paper The pocket
boot also contained several paper, AID bill and re-
ceipt from l. 4 l.. Chamberlain. fifty DOL
LARS REWARD viii be given IT the pocket
book with its contepts should be found and left at si
Lincuin Chamberlain. Prnce-street dock.
U The citizens e. nerally are requested TO look
out should any suspicious person offer money for
change, &c. GEORGE HUGHES.
Jan 21-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

A BITTER Pill The Albany Argus WI
toasted somewhere in New-lork on the Oh
for "its services in the cause Of Jackson
Whereupor the Daily Advertiser, as CON,
ment upon The texr, quotes pier tifuly the ',wtc;
savings Of The Argus in 1924.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

Captain Dexter, arrived at New York fro,
Madeira, left 18th December, reports, the, w.
Portuguese sloops Of war sailed abou, svs
days previous to him for Lisbon, with 70 ory
prisoners. Don Miguel has possession Of NJ,
deira, and all was quiet when the General "
sailed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

Mr.. Chiffon, and Mr.. Kremer, two lion, \
the day, were both "out" in the House O.
Tuesday. Thrir speeches, however, were NJ
very interesting.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

"split in the ranks" was not before their. D..
To spite Of the vociferaling and believing H.,
Telegraph, the old General must accommo.,,
himself 10 circumstances.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

Mr.. Maiison's letters are said to have k,s
powerful effect in many parts Of Virgin, :,
enlightening the public mind as 10 The a.
state of The Tariff question.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE LOT OF. GROUND on Ring-st
Abetween Payne and West streets, 48 feet 10 inch
King street, running back 1UO feet to IL feet
alley. 1t will be sold low if immediate application is
made to NJ ID. MUTT,
Jan 20 Corner of Prince and Union-sts.