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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-29

We have seen the hasty article, which the Nat
journal has published on Friday; aud the amenda-
tory one, which II gave out Saturday, touch
ing our structures on Mr.. Wrsht's Speech. So far
as it relates to dignity OF tone,' or tiwdgment
! and foresight" we confidently appeal from the
jurisdiction which the Journal has assumed-W t
appeal to jury of Peefs--to the Editors of a
Free Press, OF to a tree people; not TO tina, mon
sier IN our annals, slavish press and the humble
miniOn OF power When even the National
Gazette is bold enough to reproach the n journal
with servity, it IS high time for all independent men
to ahJure its protection or 10 scorn its aEmad
siOns.
We should scarcely soop to notice It's last etf.-
sons if the journal had disingenuously chars ed
us with Z" an unwise and premature jealousy OF the
Wes;." Silence under such an accusation might lie
construed into acquiescence; and we have high
respect Tor our brethren Of that section; for The
many good men, The many viriuous patriots o.
whom IT boasts. TO permit ourselves for one mo-
ment 10 be held up actuated by hostility or
jealousy towards them. We repel he accusation
with contempt. But do say, that If the GOO
sense OF these w e,'ein Citizens should unfortunate
ly be hoodwinked by such hberaL politicians a.
Mr. Wright; II they suffer themselves o co-ope
rate with a few, though active enthusiasts in the
North, in the persecution of the Southern Icop'e
scene will ensue which should deprrcate from
The bottom Of our hearts. But we have no re
nous approximations OF such coubina.on--t the
efforts OF Mr.. Wright. all his.allirs and apostles,
to The contrary no,wi thsianding! We trust to the
patriotism and the sound discretion of The West.
TO save from such consequence We have no
1vIdious feelings, no contracted Jealousy toward,
the West or the Norlh-And il Is curious enough
that, at this time, we should be suspected Of - .
premature jealousy Of the West" when we have
been also charged wiz. prediction Tor Genera
Jackson.
We thank the journal for The inlormation tina
the p. NJ. Genera! is not member OF the Cabinet
but we were wcll aware oil tue fact before II
was rather unnecessary 50 communicate il. Blu
surely the Journal itself viii deny that as the
r. NJ. General fills principal, mos, Te.ponslb Z
and most respectable department of Tive government.
it comes within the spirit of MIR. VS. remarks
We never said that it was within the Ictfer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-29

rrice of whole tickets SJialyes ? 20 Quarter %.
Those who wish o. ot'in 60 the above pfes would DO
Nr call forward their orders lumeiis'ey The Lucky
Omrc Of $. d ~ ALLEN a 90. q
Richmond
SC. sr
a..-a.f Hf-ef
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

.NieU roate to Boston. Wo under
s,and from the best iauthority that
Tie splendid steam boat Chancellor
Livingston is to be- rehttcd with in
creased power, in the most approv-
ed mode. IL tho other necessary CO.
oper alton be obtained at tho other
end Of the line, she will, on
will, Oh the opening Of the next sess-
ion, commence plying between this
city and Fall River; and it IS fur
ther intended that such OF her pas
songcrs as may prefer it, shall have
the accommodation Of a light boat to
carry them TO aud from Dightcn and
Taunton. The land carriage be-
tween this city and Boston will then
not exceed thirty -one miles, aud oy-
a. road not surpassed in tho U. 5.
". L. Amer.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

Sabbdth Schools. II Is now forty
five years since Robert Raikes first
commenced little Sabbath Schoo!
in the city Of Gloucester. His be-
ncvolcnt heart thought only OF doing
a service to a few poor children in a
provinci al town; but in less than
half century the rich fruits oil his
labours are extended directly to more
than one million two hundred thou
sand individuals. and their influence
is felt in every Protestant country
on the globe. 1t is estimated that
two thousand children in this coun-
try receive the benefits Of Sabbath
schools, and a million in other parts
Of the world. B0s! Tpv.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

TRRMs.-Two dollars psr annum-- one
aifpayAble at the aspiration Of three months
aud The rems inder at the end ofthe year.
UAdssrtisemehts viii be fsceived and in
ysrted three weeks on the usual terms Of one
dollar per square, and 20 cents for svssy sabss-
qusut ppblication ofthe sums.
IFAdvertisements will be continued TIL
forbidden, unless the term Of continuance be
specified. :
DrNo paper will be discontinued Except
at the discretion Of the publisherltill al reara-
ses are paid.
07rAll communications for this paper must
be directedt to the publishers, postage paid.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

The National Intelligencer dis
closes tic business which brought
tho Kings Messenger TO this coun-
try, and the nature of the despatch
ca of which Mr. King is tho bearer.
These dispatches arc said to con-
tain "A convention, concluded at Lon
don, tho effect of which will be to
settle the differences between the
Anne, ;can and British Governments
under the treaty of Client, by which
tho execution of The pro, ision for in
demniiy for dcported property [slaves
taken during the late war has been
heretofore some time delayed
This information will be very ac-
ccptable Of those whose interest is
involved in it. The convention has.
Of course, yet to receive the assent OF
the President and Senate. The de-
spatches, it is said, do not material.
" relate to any other subject than
this. and the West India question ol
course remains in state quo.
Prov. Journal.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

rade, and scene of tumn.t arose.
Subsequently,, on All Saints Day,
tle pupils all refused to sing at mass.
and at supper in the refectory they
began simultaneously aclaslling with
their forks npon their plates. On
being reprimanded by the censor,
they re,loabfed the noise, and soon
the lights were ex,inguished, pieces
of bread and plates few abont the
room. The Abbo Anger was called
To quell the disorder. They agreed
10 mako peace on condition that the
oserseer and should be discharged.
This remand being rejected, the tu-
mutt was renewed. Part of the pu.-
pills in the refeCtory, and part in the
large dormitories OF the college,
broke all the glass, and destroyed
every thing that could be found
II was found necessary to call in
body of gendarms. and battalion
of Swiss troops posted in the neigh
bourhood. Even these were resis-
ted by the iniuriated lads, armed
with window bars and such weap-
ons as they could seize upon. They
were at length obliged to capitulate
fifteen were expelled, and all the
rest, except those whose parents liv-
I'd at "a great distance, were sent to
their homes.
A still moro serious revolt broke
out in April last, in the school oi
Arts and Trades at Chalons, sever.
al of The accomplices in which have
been tried, in the Court of Assizes
and sentenced to imprisonment.-
Part Of them were get to be tried.
Six of them marched through Paris
on foot, chained two and two.
Bost. Dai, adv.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30
Fo,eler &. Randall.

Messrs. Fowler e. Randall.
BY inserting the Following Circular,
you will ohlige many Of your subscri-
bers in this place, and confer favour
on. yours &c. MASON BARNEY.
Bsrneyspille, Dec. 26.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

A new publication, called The Qua
her, has appeared in Philadelphia, com.
prising the Sermons Of Ella: Hicks.a and
other eminent preachers, taken ID short
hand.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

Pieces ofmoney. having holes punch
ed through them, ere refused by one,
and perhaps more banks in the city OF
New.York.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-30

Sylvester CoIson, has been convict
ed of the murder of Edward Selfridge.
master of the schr. Fairy, before the
u. S. Circait Court, in Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
fTRAssLATIOs.J
ORDINANCE OF THE KING.

Charles by the grace Of God King OF France and Ma
yarre to all those who shall these PRESENTS greeting
Having considered ordinance Of the 18th April 1895
the report presented by the preparatory commission
appointed by our ordinance of the st September OF the
same year; the law of Goth April last relative to the dis
rbution Of the indemnity appropriated TO the ancient
onss of st Domingo; and the report OF the president OF
the Council of Minister'S have ordained and do ordain
follows.
OF Claims Cor indemnity, and Of papers to be annexed
thereto
Arr st The ancient proprietors of real esatcs stu
the French part Of the island of Saint Domingo or
their heirs assgnees legatees legal representatives,,
must in order to obtain indemnity lay their claims Tor
the before the commission which will be established
for the distribution ofthe Of $50 millions appropria-
ed TO the ancient colonists Of Saint Domingo
Their claims shall be left with the Secretary Of the
commission.
Arr ID Every claim for liquidation must con'an--
Ist The designation Of the claimant domcile at Paris
ID The names and surnaines Of the claimants;
3D. If the claimant is representative Of the ancient
nropretors the and surnames Of the individual
Of real estates in 1889 for which he claims IN
demnty and those Of the intermediate heirs who were
f4b The denomination Of real estates in 1850, with the
indication Of the town or parish wherein they are su
a,ed m of their dimensions III Of the different kinds Of
cultivation which established on them Nv. Of the
boundaries of said property; v Of the distance from
nort: vi of all the improvements which made there
on: VII OF the number Of slaves dwelling them VIII
ofthe animals buildings, and manufactosies attached u
them TX Of the nature and quantity Of crops raised IN
I7-e or IN the wear thereto and general OF
ery thing that can aid in ascertanng the value OF rea
estates - -,
tb Information IL be obtained, or the number o.
aborers on those Improvements who have been surrender
ID or sold to the British Government, TO be incorporated
the army levied at the period Of the occupation Oft part
d the colony by that Government, or who have been Ia
ken away by then masters ao ohes colonies OF into ter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
TRANSLATION.

TRANSLATION.
5o,c relative to the distribution Of The indemnify sp
,.inted in favour ofHe ancient Colonists Of ST. Do
rningo.
CHARLES. ny THE GRACE OF Con, KING OF
FRANCE AND Navarro.
To all present, and to come, Greeting
We having proposed the chambers having u
dopted, cu..
AT lst. The sum Of I5OOOO 900 of francs granted,
nv the ordinance of IL April 1895 to the ancient CO.
lonsts of Saint Domingo, shall be entirely distributed
among them and without any deduction IN favour OF
the State for public property well as for that OF ndi
viduals which may have failed to 1t through want oi
heirs.
g. The ancient proprietors Of real-estate situated
in Saint Domingo also their heirs, legatees, do
nees or legal representatives, shall be admitted TO
claim the indemnity announced IN the preceding ar
tclc Surrender of the inheritance shall not be ob-
iec,ed to the claimants, unless by those heirs who
have accepted It
Civil death resulting from the laws Of emigration
shall not be alleged against them
2 In no ca sc shall individuals possessing the pow
or to exercise tho right OF ownership in the island
Saint Domingo, be admitted to claim thUndcmnIty
either in their name, or as heirs and representa-
tiyes ofpersons who would have been entitled t.
claim.
a. The claims shall be sent in, under penalty o
forfeiture, without regard to the summary declara
tious already made, that is to say:
Within the space Of one year by the inhabitants o
the Kingdom;
Within the space Of eighteen months by those wh'
dwell in the cther States OF Europe; -,
Within the space Of two years by those who reside
These periods shall begin from the day Of the pro
7 mu 2 alton Of the present law.
3 The distribution ofndemnity shall be made by
special commission nominated BY the King
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
0p autborttp.
NOTICE
TO ST. DOMINGO 0oxoNIsTs.
NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, lst .4agusf, 1876.
The following law and ordinances, which have been Of
6cially communicated TO this Department through the
Minister OF tho United States at Paris published for
the information and instruction Of persons residing in this
country, who have claims of indemnity upon the French
Government ancient Coonsts of the Island Of St Do
min the representatives of such Colonissto which
added translaons of the said law and ordinances
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-28
TITLE "a.

Ofhe Comsuissa,y efbe King and gf the COnrf''''o"
Of Liquidation,
An. IL. After the receipt and entry oi The o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08

brigantine Wethered, take this mode offender
ing their acknowledgements to Capt. Hoffman,
OF the y. S. sloop of war Boston, for his
prompt and efficient services, in procuring the
restoration of the said brigantine to her mastel
and supercargo, when under detention by the
Brazilian squadron in the River La Plata,
This is one OF the many instances Of protec-
ZION which has been afforded TO the citizens of
the United States, by the measures Of The Ad-
ministration IN sending Naval force to the
La Plata. i. H. PERKINS,
for all concerned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08

The Steam. Boat Potomac, from Norfolk, for
whose safety some fears were entertained, in
consequence Of her nonarrriva! at the usual
hour on Tuesday morning, came up yesterday
morning. The Storm on Monday and Tuesday
at Norfolk, prevented her prosecuting her trip.
The handsome tribute paid to Capt. Jenkins
for his good conduct as Master of the Boat, vo-
UNFAIRLY offered by the Passengers, we publish
with pleasure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08

CONSloeFdotC uaiiSS!'
Jno. Branch, NJ. G.
Richard Hines, Nj. c,
George M'Dume, M.
John H. Bryan, M. {
Nj. r. Mildwell,
B. Bassett,
Parke G. Hawtt,
H. s. Gardiner,
John Reece,
D. G. Davenport,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
OBIIUAR

Departed this life yesterday. after long and aiict-
ing Illness ROBINSON Iouea, in the 9th year of his
age His friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend his burial this afternoon at O'Clock, from the re-
sdence of George S Hough on Washington street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08

1t occurs to me to write TO you, as the OPP
por,uni,ies from Monteyideo are very rare.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
Office of the Boston Daily Advertiser, December g.
Letter from, Com. Biddle to Thomas, HPerkins..

Office of the Boston Daily Advertiser, December 9.
Letter from, Com. Biddle to Thomas, HPerhins..
MACEDONIAN, RIO JANEIRo, Sept. 9.
DEAR SfR-The Boston, soop Of war, arriv-
ed here yesterday from Monlevideo, and Capt
Hoffman acquants me, that whilst he was in
the La Plata, your brig Wc,hered, from Can
ton bound TO Buenos Ayres, was seized by the
blockading squadron, but was released upon his
interference, by the Brazilian Admiral.
There could of course be no just ground for
OBTAINING your vessel, YET, think i, fortunate
she was released in the river, for the delay here
Of acquiring the most innocent vessel, is high
ly injurious, and most provoking. Captain lIoff-
man also informs me, that most OF the cargo
was disposed OF on favorable terms, at Monte
video.
1t occurs to me to write TO you, as the OPP
por,uni,ies from Monteyideo are very rare.
| am, sc. &c.
(Signed) JAMES BlDloLE.
The above vessel had cargo on board at the
time of her detention OF nearly one hundred
thousand dollars cost, belonging TO the freight
ers. The vessel is by John Dorr, Esq.
Of this ci,y.-She was from Canton, and the
master was ignorant of the war existing be-
tween the Buenos Ayrean government and the
Emperor Of the Brazls
The owner and freighters Of the American
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08

inquire into the expediency Of causing the Pub.
lie Lands Of The United States, TO be examined
and classed, preparatory 10 the sale thereof; re-
garding, in such classification, the situation as
we'll as the quality, and ofregulating the price
according to the value thereof. The,same Com
mittee was also instructed to enquire, whether
any, and if any, what further provision ought
TO Se.made 70 secure speedy and entire extin-
guishment ofthe debt due by individuals to the
U. S. for land purchased under the credit sys-
tenn.
Several other Resolutions, relative TO unim-
portant Pos, Roads, and the reference Of Private
Petitions, were adopted;
And then the House Adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT, Of Alexandria

brig Charles, Hart, 90 days from Stockholm, for this
port, put into Hampton Roads, % inst, short of prov
sons The c. has experienced a constant succession
ofheavy gales the passage, and was compelled to
throw overheard part of her cargo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
Steam Boat Potomac, Dec. z, 1926.

iSteaua-B Boat Potomac, Dec Z, 1926.
The undersigned, passengers on board of the
Potomac, voluntarily and with pleasure certify,
that the conduct and arrangements of Captain
JENKINS, growing out Of the circumstances that
have produced the unusual delay in the trip
from Norfolk to Washington, have been such
as to meri, our unqualified appreciation; and we
are perfectly satisfied that the delay which has
occurred could not have been avoided, without
an unnecessary and impruden, exposure Of the
passengers to grea, Inconvenience, if not TO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
AUCTIONS.

THIS NIGHT, at CANDLE LIGHT.
Will be sold at the Auction Store,
2 pair superior China Aower-pots
9 do do do garden seats
tIo do Chinese work box
2 Chinese Mandarines
Tortoise skch segar boxes,
Ladies' combs, (carved), ivory paper folds. &c.
der g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-08
Public Sale.

IuDHC Oalc.
N pursuance ola deed of trust from Benjamin Baden
Il to the subscriber, dated the 28th day of January
1877 and for the purposes eren mentioned, will be
sold at public auction for cash, Tuesday the 26 day
Of the present monk, lot of ground at the northeast
corner of the intersection of Prnce and Henystrects
IN the town of Alexandra, binding on Prince street
rs feet inches, and Henry-street los feet-And
ERa one undivided fourth part of lot of ground and
.z&s the tcncments thereon, the southwest
OF The intersection Of King and Royalstreets, binding
on king-street 50 feet, and Royalsteet 48 feet
Sale to take place at half past O'Clock in the after.
and Royal-streets. Il. !. TAYLOR, Trustee.
dec cots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06

to the chair, and Hector w. Braden appointed
Secretary.
Judge Woodward made few appropriate
and feeling remarks upon the melancholy occa-
sion, and offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously carried:
RESOLVED, That in addition to the mourning
of sixty days recommended by late meeting,
on account of the death Of Thomas Jefferson,
sixty days more be recommended on account OF
the death of John Adams.
RESOLVED, That committee Of three persons
be appointed to select proper person to deli
yer an euloglum upon the character, services
and virtues.of the late John Adams.
Carey Nicholas, David Thomas, and Nehe-
miah Tilton, were appointed a committee to
carry into effect the preceding resolution.
On motion, twas
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of the meet
ing be published in the Florida Intelligencer.
ROMEO LEWIS, Chairman.
H. W. BRADEN, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06
Gun-POWAer.

~ CASKS of F, Fl, FFF powder, received from
CU the mandatory at Newburgh, New-York, and
of which description is given below, for sale by
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
s.ROGERS ORANGE UN-POWDER"
This new article, remarkable for its superior purity,
is proved by critical experiments made at the Labora-
tory of Columbia College, and warranted by the pro.
pretor to contain only about oneourh of the quantity
of residuum orncombustble matter found in the best
English Canister powder. 1t possesses the greatest
possible degree of strength and quickncss, and may
be known from all other powder by an orange STAN
thrown out on its ignitiona peculiarly rendering it
well adapted to resist the effects of salt or humid at
mosphere sept5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06
inc out branches covered with flowers analc-
eous TO the seed which produced them.
TALLAHASSEE, (E. FL July Is

TALLAHASSEE, Z. July IS.
At meeting of the citizens, committee
was appointed "to draft resolutions of their deep
and heartfelt regret at the death of THOMAS
JEFFERSON, the father ofthe Declaration of In
dependence.
Judge WOODWARD offered the following res
olutions:
RESOLVED, That the Committee be instructed
10 report their sentiments on the best mode of a
national mourning, for the loss ofour late pat.
riot.
RESOLVED, That when this meeting does ad,
journ, i. will adjourn to 8 O'Clock on to-mor.
row.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06
DIED.,

On Monday morning, the 4th inst. Mr.. JOHN HUNTER,
aged "a years.
During residence of many years in this place, MIR.
Hunter sustained character above reproach in his pro-
fession; and citizen and of integrity, com
handed the esteem and respect of all who knew him.
In all the relations of life, man acted part
more emnently calculated to elicit appreciation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06
50 Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living near Pis.
q Getaway, Prince Georges county, Md on the 9Th
of March last, Negro PETER. He calls himself Peter
Proctor. Said Peter is about 81 years of age fee;
10 or IL inches high, dark complexion, slender made
long sharp lips, and rather bow-legged He has pc
cuar way of walking, his elbows turned out, anc
the palms of his hands turned behind him. He is al,
artful, cunning Negro and, when in company with his
fellows, put airs of great consequence He sup
posed to be now in the neighborhood where he has
bout the neighborhood of Washington Alexandra.
will give the above reward for his apprehension ant
confinement in Jail, SO that get him again.
aug 2S--eo2W GILES DYER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06
Square AWser.

SHuITV s1USV1'
TESfiIS solccsm in Mechanic Arts, patented oy
a Hardin Branch on the 9TH inst and the right u
use, vend, &c. the said Improvement, invention &o.
in the District of Columbus, transferred to Geo Jones &
Geo. ~ Parsons on the Sth inst (the Navy Yard ex-
ccpted, as per transfer deed.
This is therefore to apprse those gentlemen Of the
District, wishing to use this invaluable improvement.
to apply to the subscribers jointly for said privilege
Mr. JONES makes those augers in a superior style.
GEORGE JONES,
aug 15-eo2m GEO NJ. PARSONS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-06

Kentucky 8 St. Domingo Tobacco.
TUST received, 10 hhds LIST quality Kentucky To.
% bacco, suitable for segar manufacturers.
50 seroons ST. Domingo tobacco, which will be sold
low. Apply to JOHN S. MILLER.
IN STORE.
A few casks rice
100 bbls behring's and shad
500 Porto Rico and Angostura hides
200 Oronoko do
500 bushels white sept S.