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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01

Sugars, Pepper, A.Monas' &C.
rs hhds New Orleans and ST Croix sugars
90 bags Laguira and st Domingo coffee
$500 lbs soft shelled fresh almonds
5 ceroons flotant indigo
10 bbls Foley's Sin
Received for sale by :, ,.o,,p
april 8 SaML d. LoNMooN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
Fop Sale or lease.


yuNHE subscriber, being unable to give the requisite
4 attention to his property IN Aexandr,s' WIN oner
for sale, at IIbl;c auction, &DAESDal, The 5th
day of Nay, the following
HOUSES IND LOTS:
- The HouseSand Lot south Of the
&Eg1EA Bank of Alexandria, now occupied by VIII
H$fit8 liam Syphax; and the House and Lot
$1,000 aorth of Mr. Guy Atkinson's; both on Fair
fax street, aud opposite the Public Square;
The vacant Lots onCamerOn street, east oil the
Bank of Alexandria;
The vacant Lots on the west side OF Water
street, opposite the house, and the Lumber YARD OF
Mr.. G. II. Smoot;
Also, the vacant Lots at and near the southeast
corner of Queen aud Water Streets
Also. the Wharf, north of fuckers Wharf,
occupied by the propretors of the steamboat Potomac
The Houses and Lots on OrOnoko street, west
of Mr.. Beveriey's;
The southwest corner Quarter-Square on Union
and oronoko streets with Brick Stable thereon;
The Houses and Lots and Wharf north OF
wilkes street bounded the north by twenty foot
alley extending from Water street to Union, and from
thence TO the river. The last mentioned property is
subject to ground rent
Terms of Sale-One-f fourth of the purchase
money in cash. or a pote, at sixty days. with approved
endorsers one.fourth in twelve months; and one-hat
IN two wears; with interest secured by deed OF trust
A plat Of the Lots will be prepared and exhl-
b;.ed ON or before the day of sale In the time,
proposals for leasing any part ct the property will be
rr.ce;ved nv J. G. HERBERT,
Evansville, Md.
anr;, 1--dlwStawtwbsSdiw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
Notice.

Notice.
HAVING obtained gentleman qua'ihed y -. AZ
LII the English, Latin, and Greek Languages - ~
willing to take six Boarders, from the age OF ~ !"
years Of age, on moderate terms.
ian 2l-2awtf DAN'L. J.. DuLh.l--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
Which he offers for sale at reduced prices, Vi,

Ola SICILY Madera, w or -
On the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrocrs name, to prevent deceptior and il on trial.
it should not prove represented, Can be returned
Fer the accommodation Of public houses, the subscI
berhas bottled quantity of wine, porter. cider, &c
in whole and half bo,tes which will be delivered free
of expense. Masters OF vessels wishing wine, pOr.
ter, SC. bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process o
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ed by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. lie expects hereafter, to receive re.
guIar supplies. All orders from the country (eths
in boxes or der.ijohns) will be promptly attended TO-
N. q. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who ma! desire st
their dwellings, and if required, can furnish cartt
bottles aud corks of first quality
In few lays he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality.
lie continues to carry on, in all rs varieties. Dyong,
Securing and Bleaching Msrino Souh, in the bei'
manner, on the west side of Royal, between King
Prince streets, Alexandra.
may9 p. j. SALNETAT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
Nothing Cellar.

i has received since his return from Europe, inru,
the public that he has on hand an assortment Of
Zines, BrOwn Stout, LondOa Porter. .7k,
cider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
W anted.

Wanted.
VNOR the use Of the Middle rhrnpike COMPANY
L Ten or. fifteen good cars and H'fnao; nP
pcants will call on Capt James Mc"uire' oF 1e'e
Kidwell, superintendent mar -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01

Trustees Sale.
x,y virtue of Deed OF Trust from George e. lyle
ID s wife me, (dsted the 18th OF October 1874
snd duly recorded in the County Court OF Prince W.T.
ham, and at The request Of The parties 70 the said desd
shall proceed to sell by public auction in front OF the
"a Reading Room in the rown of Alexandria, about
the midday of TUESDAY, the I'd of June next, TO
the highest bidder for Cash, the following described
as.rar Those f,co LOTS OF LIND,
SE?& "snd the Mill Houses and Dwelling Houses,
~ land other improvements thereon situate
- ain the County of Prince Williams, being
the same tina, purchased by John Leachmana AT
"pubc auction under order decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of that County, and conveyed, the llth
"uf october 1924, by leachman and vile to L. u
tyler"
This property lies under the Bull Run Mountains,
and is now occupied by Mr.. Tyler The title believ-
ed to be UNREASONABLE shall make to the pur-
chaser such title only vested the Deed OF Trust
]. l.. NcKENNA,
apr 2i-d5t co2wS2awis Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
Trustees Sale.

apri, 1--diwS,awtwbsSdiw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-01
MOUNT EAGLE

ns2sS Is situated nesr Alexandria, cor
S22& mands delightful view of the Potomac r
sTSA er, the City of Washington, Alexandria, a
-. the Mary land shOse-It contains about
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
,rO eeaDt9.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. NAY $40
AMOS KENDALL.


The Senate have not yet decided Tho c,.o oe ,h;
worthy and 1t is supposed that several more dsvs
VIII first elapse Meanwhile, suspicions Of m,
darkest and foulcst character are currently crcu,
TED at Washington. whence they find their wsv
through the country, against him and the Secretarv
oil war. Nor is the President himself spared. III,
anxiety and effort to save Kendall are so remarkable
Us 10 nave gwen rise to surmso that Kenda,ls
removal is feared, at much at least, "a il is dopreco
ted on other accounts
II we speak strongly, assure the reader. that
our language is far more moderate, than the rumors
IN question and the circumstances of probability
accompanying them, would Justify us in employing
lew days aud these mysterious matters it is to be
hoped, will be fully explained to the American
People, by that Committee of the Senate which for
several months, has had them under investigation
That corruption stalks abroad in Washington. in
open dny-that there are palace intrigues involving
public affairs, in which female influence is seen and
ieit-that the President is chiefly employed in sus-
tanning has iavorltcs, and IN the interim is a mere
automaton in the hands of ndl yiduals, who having
gained his confidence, keep s,rick espionage upon
/ all ms movements-these are facts which we are
warranted IN believing from testimony various cir
cumstan'ia and concurring, We shall not be moro
explicit until the Report of the Committee in oucs
ton, makes its appearance We again expresa the
hope that that Committee has probed matters IN tho
| bottom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
E,oa .hs Esser Reeister.
bottom.

The following letter published in the Essex Regis
ter, depicts in few and forcibe words, what is tho
undoubtcd condition of parties at Washington, and
as the reader may remember TALES curiously, with a.
coup doH not long since published in this paper and
yet the authors could not have been Identical
IBd'rS at Hashington letter from Washington dated
I'D inst received IN this saysAs the state of mar
ties here there many factions difficult TO describe
them The Van Buren, party who rule the Execuiivethe
Calhoun party who rule the SOuhthe Clay party who rule in
the affections of the people, as each and all irving
10 promote their own interest One thing IT, think, certain
there no Jackson party Nobody, or two only in
either House OF Congress about Old Hickory
van Buren, holds to him. because thereby he rules He hopes
by hook or by crook, Jacksons mantle may fall on him Cal
houn abandoning all his liberal policy internal improve
ment To accommodate himself To the antaTih politicians
"vrng &" gain all the South and defeat Van Buren,
lhe late resurrection OF JEFFERSON the anti tariff and
a'herna improvement company, who have dug him I'm 10
cea me old democrats, whatever may be thought OF il in
Get paris, was here altogether farce and failure The
pennsylvania delegation smelling the t. moved them 10
secede aud they did SO on seeing the oa are eneavo
upon their system" "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
DEATH OLE MIR. TunnR

Vehayc been favored with the following extract
Of letter, dated
RIO DE JhvERo March I4th. 1880
owe have bad the misfortune TO lose our Charpo
DIES Aiiairs, Mr., WILLIAM TUDoR. who died on the
oth inst. Tie vas man universally respected and
admired by his countrymen here, and much liked by
TIE government, for his candour and conciiato,y
manners ~ all the negotiations that he had with IT,
Ills funeral was attended by an immense concoursc
OF people, and the Emperor, to shew hs plrtaty for
him, had bis body conveyed TO the burial ground in
ono OF h5 own State Carriages and SIX accompanied
by twelve outrdcrs in the Imperial Livery. The
Pail Bearers consisted Of the Minister for foreign az
fairs, and seven foreign ambassadors in their State
dresses and the body was preceded and followed by
upwards Of sixty carriages. The British Admiral
proceeded by water with twelve cutters, each bear
ing the American flag at half mast 81 Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05

CoNGRESS.-Thc Senate did not sit on Sa,ur
day. In the II. of Representatives, Mr.. McDuffe
moved to take up the bill for the reliefof Susan De-
catur. TWINS negatiyed 1O4 to 60.
On motion Of Mr.. Buchanan, the House went into.
committee Of the whole on the articles of impeach.
ment against Judge Peck The articles were sue
coSsVely adopted in committee and greed to by the
House. ON motion of Mr.. Buchanan, n committee Of
five was chosen by ballot, to conduct the impeach.
ment before the Senate. and ;hc lot fell upon Mossrs
buchanan Storrs of New York, .WcDu6fe, Spencer
Of New York, and VjctG6e. THE 4 first was cho-
sen by large m1jores, but there was close comics,
between Messrs. WckInTe and Doddridge-Ist bal
LOT, Doddrdgc ~, Wickfe &c, Davis Of s. C, CT
Cd ballot, Doddridgc 10, Wicklido 77-3d balIo,
Doddridgc G., Wcklnc ol-ccctcd Party spirit
was no doubt called IN to effect Mr. WIS election
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, message was order
ed to be sent to the Senate by tho Clerk, apprisnp
that body Of The above proceedings, when-the house
Adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05

Beauy agSIayates the wOng thaI now ea, led asanSt
these tribes TO survey the rich aud an districts of he
torres mat either foroe persuasion eoraied into our
pubic Domains As the tide Of population has rolled oar,
we nave ADDED purchase 20 puchashe conhdns ludHn rs.
ehe 20 our proessnts OF inenohPwe called him bsother
our importantly, On We have acquired more than eau De cu
Waeu IN centunes-nnd yet We have cro,v.
oed c tribes upon few miserable Southern on
% IS all that len them, their bouucss forests aud
stun Ike the hoTe eech Insulated cupldy cites GIVE
give - ' So
(roB K
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05

A YOUTH Of IS or 10, Is wanted at the Whip
IN Office os an Apprentice, 20 learn tho Printing
business tis necessary that he have good English
habits ro. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05
PORTSMOUTH DINNER

We lay the proceedings of the dinner given Mr..
Newton on Saturday. by the citizens of Norfolk
county before the reader, being indebted to tire edit
ors Of the Norfolk Beacon for receiving them go
early
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05

The Albany Daily Advertiser intiuato5 thatir the
bill to appoint Assistant Secretary Of State should
become law, Benjamin ~ Butler, Esq. of that cit,
VIII probably be appointed TO the office. a moments
reflection will convince tho Advertiser Gifts error
What benefit would such an appointment confer TN
on Mr.. Van Buren, None Mr.. Butler is aIrruG1v 81.
voted WIN no common zeal to the interests Of the
lIohoIaOic secretary Such an Office must, there
fore, be disposed of IN some direction were tbo nnb
hc good can be made more available. There orn
many hooks and corners in this wide republic, where
Iho influence OF the Secretary has not yet been felt
An appointment ike this might warm sucb Iarl 49,
gions utO life and motiou-t.Y y TJeyIJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05

Bpeno' 8yrcs-We have received from our Rp,
nos Ayrcs correspondent a paper Of the 9th March
brought by the ship Telegraph at Pbiladepha IN
relation TO the political condition of the country. II
IS said-"Iho affairs Of The interior have taken
n'osl unfortunate turn. The cheering hopes which
we entertained Of n speedy pacifcation of tho Re-.
pnOhc' are converted into gloomy forebodinos Of q
general conllagraGon. in which our province and IFS
allies viii be involved"
II appears that the members Of tho Bucnos Avrce
medi9t"fy Commission having lcn the camp Of Gen.
Paz for that of Gen Ouiropa. in ordor - CO.,
reconciliation Of the differences existing between Tho
two commanders wcrc engaged IN negotiations viii,
the latter, when Gen. Paz 10 violation OF rood C,iib
advanced with has army and succeeded m .urprisinr
that o. iGuroga who experienced complete route
have published strone protest .gars, tI c"rS',,
IS Paz.--RgH. .9msris1r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
SATURDAY. JULY "a, 1880.
COMMUNICATED.

The :. Bom6asres'' in this mornings Gazette,
yho. ia urging people to drink liquor during the
present hot weather, talks OF being .'embowei-
ieP'-of ..shufling of the mortal COLI the
= Promethean heat.'' and other sesquipedailan
axpressions. adluces Numbered instances, whe-
tber real Or pretended cannot say, to show that
;mprudent people die, sometimes. in warm wea-
ther. from drinking cold water! Wonderful dis
soyery, Why does not Mr.. q +. ID. also show
t.t people sometimes ret drowned by sinking to
Z bottom of river?
LISA manifest fact, that during the continuance
Of the present sort Of weather, II would be coz
ducye to comfort and healt. to abstain from any
,hing Of an exciting nature. Nothing Is more
exciting than sprituoas liquors; and their obvious
tendency is 10 fever both the blood and the brain.
FNDcileuce has shown me that even laborlnG men
are more comfortable, more healthy, and more
contented ri,hop than Nth liquor. If there
Is anv fear from cold water. they can use the de-
Gghtiul. simple, and healthy drink of water mo,
la,ses and yinegar-which, used in moderate
quantities and with proper cao"i'a, can never do
any harm. This cutlery now raised, however,
about the danger of drinking cold water. Is but
a very poor and weak device. IN cold weather.
O. f. ID. would more than probably tell us that
liquor was required to keep Il proper degree ol
temperature in the system. SOFT always is with
certain class of people, among whom must
class .. +. ID. u
JGy IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
aiexonAria Canal.

4 7 meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed cr
n ceive ubscriptons To The Stock Of the Alexlri
CanafCompany, held ut the Mayors Office in AsIl
dria, 18th June, l8}J--Pfsssnf:
John Roberts. Charles Bennett.
fhinets Janney, EdBund !. Lee.
Robert !, Tsvi0r, Colin Auld,
Thomson f. Mason, Henr, Uai,geiE.B
Hugh Smith, George Brent,
T.. Cazenove, Jonathan BuIcIer
W. ~. Miller,
On notion. EDN. LIE was appointed Ch4'ait
and W q. MILLER Secretary
Ordered, That books of sub cription be opened q
Nondn, the l4hn,tant, at the following BsnI''i
Bank of Alexandra, under the { Jonah Thonp,Cn q.
super'n,endence Of ~ /. McKenna
R.,L ne po,on,. q, .. Phness J4nney ~
eCharles Page
r.,,,.,., ul c ,, ( Richard VI. scott >.
John hooff
Mechanics Bank Of Alexsn. { George Brent shd
dra, } Charlie Chapm
Office Of Discount and Deposit { Sam'i - Smith aS
Bank Ofthe U. :. Washington } Richard Smih
Bank OF the Valley, wlnclies- { Obed wslts s't
ter, IN. 81. Brett
ffice fDiscount and Deposit (n.,;.i,.,s
Farmers. hank of Virginia ( ISM C' n.,,st
at WinchesI.r, e
Office OF Discount and Deposit ( u III. Nordrro7 80
Bank oftheValts, teesbnrg 5 81 Edwards
Office If Discount and nepoSt) c-,...! O.
Bank ofthe Valley. Charles W. p',,.
town, VIM "
Extract from he d,inuies:
EDM.i LEE. ChsiF-'1
w. H. hILLEa. Sec'y.
June 7-3tswt14thAuC
" The National inteliigcncer, Winchester RrplE
lean, char'estown Free Press and sburg O'
'f Liberty, will insert the above week uD III
August. and send their accounts to this oSce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
-aSHSc52s-
FROM The Ba! an0re. Chronlcie.

FROM he ia! EH0re- ChfoH1cie.
The Frederick Citizen seems fairly to be Dr..
ven into corner on the subject Of the pIeap
made bv Gen. Jackson to sign the bill aulAoril.
ing subscription TO the Rockville and Frcl,
rick Turnpike Road Company, should it pa
Congress, and in ts anxiety to enable him to cr
cane from the dilemma INTO which hi. suOstuutEi
violation Of that pledge has placed him. seem. 10
be disposed to uproot the established! principles
society: for being unable 10 disproye the truth Of
the allegation. it comes out openly and justine.
General Jackson in breaking the solemn p!ed..
made to the two citizens Of Frederick heretofore
named by us. The "Chiie,s" graveIy affirm.
that
"JEhether the President promised 10 sigabc
motifs Of no consequeace!W Tile q"es'i1a i. .g.r
wers his reasons for rgecfiag The LW.'
On TIN, sentence, the Political Examiner very
properly remarks:
What! is it Of no consequence Whether b.
promised to sim il or nots Of 40 Consequence
whether the President Of the u. States iaI,if,d
his pedgel.!!! We blush for him tina, he should
put forth such monstrous doctrines, that the so.
lated honor of any man is a thing of no cora.
uuence. We blush for the party 10 which heb.
| longs, mat lto hlS
its heat 50 lightly that ii is matter Of nc CO...
sequence whether he keeps it Or not"
-@328es-
More &gns.--A gentleman who has speT.
some time at Bedford Springs. and has been n
far West as Pittsburg, assures us that he mad.
frequent and diIigent enquiry on the way goIr,
and coming. as TO the state of public opinion, .
to the next Presidency, and that he found ave-,
decided change against General Jackson TIE
impression was fast gaining ground, that, wh.:
he held out an allunng promise to the friends !
| Internal Improvement, he, at the same tine,
| PLAINLY srcwtu, w MS acts. that he was bun.
hand and foot to the Southern poicv-no. VI
much, perhaps, from actual preference, but
fulfil the engagement entered into 20 secure q.
Southern votes at the last election Besie,
his whole course of administration was found |!
be in direct opposition to all his former prof,
sions and practice, both in and out Of Congress
The impression that he is led, as it were bInc
fold, by Mr.. Van Buren,, and that he is secrc,l'
paving the way for this willy Secretary 10 tie Pr .
sIdency, is another source of great concern viii :
his former friends. Our informant states that I
the General was fully aware of the sgn, i Z
the times" as he passed along to the West, and
is fully prepared. like Cardinal Woolsey TO.
Their up his robes and fall with decency.
Baltimore Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

The Cumberland (Afd.l Civilian says, 1--WE
understand from good authority, that PresideDi
Jackson stated to different persons as he passed
through this county, that, she had dismissed
none from Office but deiaulters"! TIE Civilian
exclaims, ..What! 1000 defaulters! Defaulter
in WHAT In not rofing for him: iesi mustb,
so!'
If it be true that the Greatest and Best sid
this. I'VE hope it is not. for the honor Of his Office
and his constituents. he ought, We think, in Ii.
slang phraseology of the Mississippi roarers, /,
he sram-squaddlcd and chawed up" mode Of
punishmeat of which we know nothing but tbs
terms. but from which, we judge ii To be an.
nropriate 10 such wholesale traduction. Hat,
Of This nature.fhave increased the public abior
ence of Daft Green, and insilua'ioHs of SIM.
lar complexion. exaggerated the previous conceD
tions of Ritchie's dsingenuousness; if inlinatioa.
Of a SANDER so comprehensive and diabolica.
have injured their standing as men Of candor and
liberaitv. what eject ought the open assertion Of
it. to have on the standing of a President of the
U. States? 4 second WASHINGTON. qloh'l:
We think indiffrenlly of Gen. Jackson heal,
and vet more o. his heart. where some Of the Wor,
passions have taken up their abode-but We Cae.
not credit this statement of the Civilian.
HicLmOnd U2i-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
Notice

IL persons having any legal demands sgsr;ft ~
subscriber. are requested 10 present them '%sj
with FOR payment and all those indebted, sre Ge'S
to make 'mme late payment, no longer ihdDS
can or vii be given. $50,
p. S All notes. bonds. and account. not setie'sH
the 10Th Of August wall be put in the hands o. %
tGrneS for collection j. 2l-Ea'-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

back to the Inspector, who retains enc OF inc
duplicates. and enters it on his books. the other
being kept by the purchaser. II maui .'le
duty of the Inspector. or one OF his depn'ie''
to visit every dAy, except Sunday. every sat tac-
tory in each of the villages; and 1t falls more
immediately within the circle OF his duties 10
look out for frauds Of the kind now exposed
The name of the Inspector Is Grlnhen. we
have not heard of anv fact connecting him with
the fraud; but of the two deputy inspectors who
partook IN the profits of the smuggling, one was
brother of his, and the other is named BALI
Both have absconded. They are young men not
more than about % or % years Old, ana Dolh
stockholders in the new Onondaga County
Bank. Il NAV be well enough to state Also
that the Inspector was re-appolnted by governor
Throop and his Senate. last winter. at the ear
nest solicitation of the Inspectors trends ABOUT
month before his previous term expired.
This affair has shown how well the books OF
the Toll-gatherers on the canal operate as check
on the books at the salt-works; Tor the fraud was
detected, as to its extent. chiefly oy comparing
the quantities paving duty, with the quahlt'es
paving tolls.
The Onondaga Register states that special mes
sengers had been sent to Utica. Oswego' Ithaca
Rochester. Buffalo and other places. where con-
siderable quantities Of Salt were deposited to
re-weigh it. The result is that most OF the salt
sent away in June was short in weight. to the ex
| tent on an average. of somewhere about Dushe
per barrel. This fraud on the consumer, vii
operate more iniuriouslv than the fraud on the
revenue. because it will do more to destroy pub
lie confidence. and will thus act untavorabiy or
the market for the Salt from the State Salnes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
Not for sale.

Not for sale.
4 PIECE ofCROUND, " # front opposite f'im ,'ao
IA Bank, and adjoining Msrs'e!ler's old aoe" ,~o
store and lot. and running cast back 0! NaJ iVU''
Factory $50 fc. of mrrc. ArDiy TO ,,,sor
iy22 GEO 1nHNs"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

Bosis Of National CiviR'y-We learn that
the packet ship Francis lst has brought out
pair of slippers for the President of the United
States. and another pair for the Honorable Sc
cretary of State, presents from the Emperor Of
Morocco. There is stern republican clause of
the Constitution of these States, which will pre-
vent their Excellencies from stepping into the
Hmperor's shoes, ~ y JON, Cen,