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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30

holding their meetings was attacked. on the
night Of the LIST instant, and sixteen persons
(mulattos) ali that were then present, seized,
and Imprisoned. Advices received at ST. Tho
mas from the Spanish Maine, stated that yio-
lent earthquake had destroyed the most valua-
BILE houses in Bogota, and that a few days after
the earthquake, discovery had been made of a
regularly organized conspiracy formed among
the natives of the country, to assassinate all
the foreigners there, without exception The
principal conspirators were arrested"
Baltimore Anerican
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
Square Auger.

YgsHIS solecism in Mechanic Arts, was patented oy
Il Hardin Branch, on the 9TH inst and the iisht 10
use, yend, &c. the said improvement, inventions &c
in the district Of Columbia transferred to Geo Jones &
Geo. M Parsons on the 9Th inst. (the Navy Yard ex-
cepted, as per transfer deed. ., 81 ~
This IS therefore to apprise those gentlemen Oh the
District, wishing to this invaluable Improvement
to apply to the subscribers jointly for SAID privilege
Mr.. JOKES makes those augers in superior sey'e
,uc,s.oom GEO NJ. PARSONS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
mall IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES.

He 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 some of the best workmen,
and an 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 BIZ
order or personal application In addition his usual
assortment he hasalways on hand number of elegant
R8RD LEAIIHER TR3VELLING TRUNKS,
And great variety of the best gig and riding Whips
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
From the Boston Patriot.

Mr.. EDiroR.---I happened 10 day to tear an
old number of the Washington Gazette, which,
under the name of the Telegraph, has taken, *
still, am told, takes the lead in abusing the
administration and Mr.. Adams, particularly up
on the Panama question, and while holding the
fragments in my hand, the following paragraph
caught my eye and arrested my attention SO
forcibly that have to beg that you would re-
print it; and would also beg all our country
men, whether friends or foes to the present ad-
m;nistration, to compare the acts of that adj
ministration with this standard, which was set
up so long agosas the spring of 1922, by the
very paper and the very men who now abuse
our rulers like pickpockets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
August IS.

| August IS.
From the Washington City Ga1ate, May 1922.
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
What the people expect from the next Presi-
dent is to redeem the nation from the depths of
corruption*--to patronise republican merit; TO
reduce the national debt; 10 pursue the economy
practised during the first years OF Mr.. Jetier-
sons presidency; to form cabinet OF the tirst
talents fthe nation, without regard to former
preiudiees; 10 discountenance luxury; to foster
every branch Of national industry; to odcance
internal improvements; TO discountenance SER
vile politicians and hungry expectants; TO dra,0
closer our relations ,cih South .Aerca; tic set an
example of political consistency and firmness;
in short, to follow the dictates of honesty and
fair dealing, and to conduct affairs with pru-
dent impartiality, and enlightened policy This
is our idea Of the policy of the statesman that
should be the next president: The people shall
not be deluded and dazzled through our CO.
lumns, by an attempt to palm an ambitious as
pirantt on them by f1lsome n'emolfSt and DIS
torted facts. Give us the man who IS IN the
faithful and regular discharge OF his duty, pur-
suing the even tenor of his way, and where best
known most respected; with no court Ties or
contractors buzzing about him. WeIeaVe I
TO the people to find the likeness: the original
cannot be easily mistaken.
.This is supposed to be an allusion to the RIP Rap
Contract which, with other transactions OF the aoar
(Mr Calhouns) department. much talked OF at that
time.
mir. Calhoun.
This alludes to the memoirs of Mr. Calhoun, at that
time publishing in the Franklin Gazette, of Philadel-
pha.
John Bull and John Randolph These two self
important personages have lately met together,
and greeted each other with ineffible cordlalIty.
Compliments and complimentary speeches
have been discharged at each other with an I'M
mensity of compacency and good feeling John
Randolph says to John Bull "you are scsse, &
John Bull aays to John Randolph, ''you are
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
For Sale OF Rent,
Notice.

FgvHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
IL the public, that carries at his old stand, south
side Of Kng-stre nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, Alexandria, the
Saddle, Hcrncss 6 Trunk Business,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
10 Rent,

- The two story FRAME HOUSE and
M#Es STORE on King -street, adjoining the ne mouse
H.ni: now occupied by Thomas jacobs. The rent
moderate and possession given immediately.
Apply to SaMuhi- 'nsS1i'
aug loft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30

sage John Randolph chatters like monkey
and John Bull grins. John Bull shouts and
cheers the sage, and John Randolph makes a
bow.
This is altogether very pleasant farce. John
Bull is lover Of curiosities, and in the absence
of mummies from Upper Egypt and antique
bed bugs from Herculaneum, we wonder not
that the old gentleman is delighted with John
Randolph, who is altogether lusus naturae.
Keesville Herald.
I'm article for Queen 11ab's Toilet---Mr Joseph
MIlhenny, Matchmaker; of Philadelphia, has
Just done us the favor TO submit to our inspec-
ton, very neat and highly finished PAIR OF
SCISSORS, perfect in all its parts. They weigh
but one fifth of Grain, and it would conse-
quently require $4,000 pair of such scissors to
weigh pound These are the smallest pair OF
scissors we have ever seen or remembert 10 have
heard of. They were made by MIR. M1lhenny.
Demo- Press.
A new edition Of Chateaubriand's works
ave been commonwealth Paris. Two volumes
have already appeared, the first containing
Rene, Alfalfa, and the Adventures Of the last
Abencerage, romance written 90 years ago.
This last novel has never been published The
second Volume contains the Itinerary from
Paris to Jerusalem, preceded by preface on
the present state Of Greece. which is consequent
! ly, also published for the first lime. The work
is accompanied by memoirs ofthe author,
written by himself
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30

BY gentleman who arrived here Oh Satur-
day, having left ST. Thomas on the Sd OF Aug.
we learn that "since the FIRE which occurred
there on the 18th July, several Intellectual at
fempts have been made 10 FIRE the town, and
many persons arrested on suspicion Of being
the perpetrators. A discovery had been made
OF plot, formed to set FIRE to the town, and
take possession OF its wealth, and the rendez-
vous where the parties were in the habit OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
FROM RIO JANEIRO.

Noyfok, aug. 2S.-Capt. Hammond, OF the
ship Trajan, at this port from Rio Janelro'
states, that a. few days before he sailed, lnior-
nation was received of battle having been
fought on the borders Of the province OF no
1rande, between the Patriots of the Banda Orl-
entail and the Brazilians, in which the latter
were defeated with loss of 400 men, in killed,
wounded and prisoners, aud all their baggage
and warlke stores.
Markets at Rio Janeiro for Flour, $4,000 per
Dol. Commercial Reading Room Bookst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30
Sale Of furniture.
Sale of Furniture at Auction.

Sale of Furniture at Auction,
GEO. NJ. PARSONS will offer for sale at the Wash-
W ngton Iaresn, ON the 10Th day Of October nert--
ALL THE FURNITURE belonging to that estab-i
shment, (new and good) on credit of Ninety and
One Hundred and Eighty days. Also, two excellent
MICH cows &c. Until which time the house vii
be continued as heretofore
Terms more particularly specified at the time Of
sale. S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct
aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30

The request Of respected subscriber, we
" :..srted in our columns to-day, the COM
nav ..n,ut Of ga DEcLARArros Of ihs Catholic
n.s., he Years apostolic, and their CONDUCTORS
O ! mt Britain" designed to correct the mis-
..en,ations Of the Catholic Religion. The
Under of the Declaration shall be publish
!, : soon as it comes to hand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-30

= IT,. limited States Gazette contends that a
n. -. NAV be well supported in Philadelphia
'. ..sD,v.6ye per cent less than any other cily
- ,he Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

German Class.
Philip 81. Geo. Anbler of Richmond City.
John Cary of Campbell
Gesner Harrison of Rockingham
l. I. Harrison of Ditto
w w. Niche Of Hanover
Conway Mutt of Culpeper
Henry Tu,wiler of Rockingham.
The examination OF the Students has been r;go.
rous, extensive, minute, and the general plan W ell
calculated TO ascertain the proficiency and relative
merit. In geaeral, written inteuoga,ories, touch
ing in many points and proDiscuously rough the
whole Course of Studies of the Session, have
been propounded TO all the Students of a Class, in
the presence OF the Visitors and Others attending
and the Students, in general. required forthwith to
give written answers TO them--care having been
taken tina, they should not have any know ledge of
the questions 10 be propounded, and that they
should not have any assistance from each other or
from any quarter during the examination. These
answers, carefully examined and compared by the
Professors, aided by oral examinations, have ena-
bled them, for the most part, form satisfactory
estimates of progress and talent. Circumstances,
however, occurred in the examinations in the
School OF Modern Languages, which induced the
Faculty 10 think that the merits of the Students in
that School, have no, been so accurately tested as
they might otherwise have been.
ROBLEY DUNGLESON,
Chairman of the Faculty.
University Of Virginia, Dee s, 1926.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

INJLL ssnli rr cash. Thurdsy the 2sih dsv Of N.
" present month, (Dec) " fan, II not The next fair dav
I'VE osx key negoe', (lnd probably FIVE OF s o,ers on
edfdr ott~ese monhs) beo1sinx the estate of VIM L.
"a'u Gee on the estate OF the sad decsdcut ia Caroline
county tfee nie east Of Col Charles Todd Tavern and IN
me occupancy Of NJ Thos T. Green. Persons having claim.
against me said deeede ttqses,eJ 10 ske them known
Z" ne ~ hme William county o. 10 mr. Green ON the pre-
misses, Pfior 10 the day u sals
JNO. r. WALDEN, admir-
" % The day, Immediately after the sale Of tie
shove negroes wd be sold Tor cash. parcel Of fodder, corn
plantation U,e n'ii stock u cattle, sheep aud hogs. And will
be butd on; m t esang year parcel Of oly negroes
belonging to Polly Ellis aud oiier,Ly
GEO WALDEN, sod others
bec - 68-tds
~ The Editor yf e fredericksburg Herald will publish
~. sSeve w The day ofSals sU1 f5rseri h to fh
oa<e ~ cc.iss,i1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
NEXT GOVERNOR.

Much anxiety, we understand exists among th.
people, TO know who is the candidate TO succeel
Governor 1roup. And frequent application.
have been made TO us 10 ascertain what we know
on the subject We have thought that The people
had settled that matter Themselves long ago.
Nevertheless a. we have been asked, we will give
all The information we have.
1t Is distinctly undsfs God here that Governor
Iro"p is not candidaie;-and the general sen,i-
men', with the Republican party, is that MFR.
Forsyth, is the only candidate before the people
yNWsGgeUiLe JOWauL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Land and Negroes for Sac.

n, :, ,Tl.-- ~ -, % Vu' Ut oGtt'
~ Thursday the 4b Of next month, auu,y fg2-) If f,.
- u not the next lair day thereafter, shall a, admir- NJ
bsnamin Sheppard the elder deo dpose of In. ifa,;o
"ieTeon he resided III his lie time, and of winch e dc
eised, lying 81 the county Of Ilenrco on Chcl,hopnv
swamp about twelve miles above ely ofRicbonJ con-
tanning 3lS acres having thereon ooinforfalI. dvsiin
muse, aud neeessary houscs Ao, fftsen Siares b
axe Pr'ncPdiy young likely aud valuable.The Gales Of h
aote PTHperJ having been prevented by the hadn, of
Weather 90 the Gay heretofore appointed therefor a,
used, val take place on The precs abovemeniiuned and he
made on ca edit oi - months. J;j with approved
will be required in all cases aud in addition bsreto f ~
sale q" the land deed of trus, tc will be ao re-
eu 10 secure TIE payment thereof lily brother o,ehv
Ie same to any person diposed purchase The sale, will
Snmence at o'clock III tie forenoon, and be conducted
by All. John HObin.on, Tor ''u
JOHN SHEPPARD. Ain,r.
6S-tds
some Iisey work horse. mules, cattle and sheep on ofed
' we've months, Tor r'nd with appI security J. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

tIlLL he sold 20 the lghes, bidder c the 10Th Day II
W Jsuuary a. myfesdenfe IN Fluganua County, the FOL
gsins property. OK MIL The pl1ntstion on sbisb I
containing about 1000 900 u which valuable
ilVesoa how grounds P4XTON PLANTATION, consist
nS z. snou, .OJ sores 80 heus low grounds ssd car
h1nGTOHS TRdCT, oontsiuing about 100 sere., with
"eh esiuanie timber, and Saw Mil upon u. The for
t are 10 good state Of ouy u, and have II Whest
sesded uron them These hrce plantations JOIN each ott,
gu, WI hc divided 70 accommodate rurchs.eis
also about 10 reOes, my stock Of h0.t cattle sud hogs
Iwmng uten,'is aud household and kitchen furniture, &e
The conditions Of sale will he accommodating, aud made
kno~n co the day u sale Should The 10Th NOT be fair,
ale VIII commence the Ds day ssd be continued
rrtil completed. IiLFs cAhy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
NU.NFORO .4CAOEIly.

sNlE tH Session OF the ensuing year IN this In.t;;v,io
4 w commence on NJ 'nday the 9TH January and term,
hate on the 18th June The instruction. will he
hitherto, preparatory for the admission Of Student. into n,
efsiy OF Virginia, any Of the colleges in the u state
'"r'' Board, Washing tuition fuel, each hoarder Gud
ing i5 cwn hedins, candles. towels &c) 500 per
payable iu advance Tuition alone = IS ptr session pavaL
"krwi'sih advance. VIM HAWkESWOiI'H
u Wanitd Ia" the ensuing year, assistant snr,
man wei qualified ~ teach tie English language am, H.
higher branches Of inahem4,ick,. II will he aI,3 ,rS
nat he should be competent 10 instruct inferior L1
casrs. "a, 1i''"
King William Dec. 23. SC 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Erecnfor's Ncir.

WILL he sold at public auction an Thursday III. tsb
w Of January next If fair, otherwise the neSt far g.
Posaan courthouse, Ut being day 20 Nerros
ing o. Aen, wonen boys and girls: Among them there Il a.
pener and Weavef aud prime crop hand, Tboss NJ
soe are sold IA consequence VI the Purchasers Of Them no,
Is computed WIN The terms OF former sale, made al The
N0bcmier last. ~" ""J VI
i'r"si Bond With approved security payable on The
h Novsfnber next, 1872 With from date until mail
Vhe interest to he the principal he puncnaly ad
HArH'L HARRISON, exf Of Ed Harrison. dec
Amelia county Dec. ~, 1925. co s''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
.AOTiNE

ElB virtue ola deed oftru executed by FSanei, Blunt "a
The su'scber agd duly recorded in The CIerk's oe
OF e County Court Of Hinover for certain purpo.es therein
m' moncd will I've sold to the highest bidder on The preie
Oh :" ednesday the 81 U January neat moty Of manu-
'ciuins Ori ADD Saw mill lying The South AIMS river
~ TIE county Of Hanover, about miles above The Cont
hout aud twenty mules from Richmond. Also three Lk,v
young negrOts from ten 10 sixteen Yeas age The abc
mills are 20 good repair aud we'll worth the senon If snV
person wishing e. such properly. Terms liberal and
known on the dag Of sale.
Zee 81 " ~' ss =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
w UNT SNLE.

virtue oil deed OF trust executed by Frederick Wood
son 10 ie for the purposes therein set forth
dae the 9Th day OF july 1922 and duly recorded in the
CLERKS oHce OF the county court Of Goodhand, will he sold
al m"ei oodson mill the 9Th day OF January next a,
public auction 10Y ready money, OF land lying IN The
county OF 1oochland Gcuto Greek containing 100 acre,
ADJOINING The Lands OF fhos +. Peasants Miller w odson 4
oilers he subscribers, acting trustees will only convey
such title As is Stsied in thru, y trustees.
LANES NJ. PLEASANTS, Tns-
SAML WO0DSON, Sirss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

- n LutW ScI.OOI.
f{fIlE subscriber DESTROYS o teaching Seboo =, ,yb;b
n will he taught the rudncns OF English Educ in
ciuding Enst.h Gramtnar Numerical Arithmetic and Geo
srAPhy w aars al 80 scholar The Latin tong ne Nv h
me IlsheF branches OF IL ihematics viz: Geometry T,,y
hune'iy Surveying aud tue Element, Algebra is ie0uet
~ - dolls lie Will receive four boaiders a; rs doss one
HAD al advance, they iini,ng bedding.
Boarding he obtained al d. 4 Ke,n'. & a, o,b,r r,,o
~ he neghbomlood. Letters be directed 10 Nteh.I,
Store, G"Oehlaud. JOHN " KEaN
L,ckinghole, Goochani. Dec. o. 60 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

"A Ii Persona indebted to the Of John Wsrrsn dee
"a aud Rirhsrd a. a1d John Warren, ate OF Ee,sksgt
county, required 10 make nedne rayin,n 10 The sui,
scfiher Mud az pespn having claims against sail
requested Go niks them kn-sn.
rHp. a. TERRELL. sdn,r. Of John
"sffeh dec who vas The surviving pafin,fof
., Hictsfd A. aud john Wsiren
bFc - 62--2awfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
-NOTTCR

S ILL re sold 10 the highest bidder Tor cash in front ot
te Dell Tavern, IN The city of Richmond, Oh W et, IA,
.e trd OF January next, fa, not Oh te IL 5, lar 1
thereafter, Eight ar Ten likely oes III, property Of
JGhn " a;ien, dec. and Richard A. and john W srr.n
THO HI. fEIR ELL, aImr. of John
warren, dec who was the surviving partner Of
Richard ~ auJ 0hu Warren.
A'S' - Cg--id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
.NOTVCE

eJOME years since ny Letter Of ATTORNEY inve.ted NJ
- Daniel Weirger. u Chestericd county Virginia ,v
iu power e. sell uthetw'e dispose OF nv inteSe IN ts
anls VI my father the late Col Wism Smith, lynx IN The
Sses o Kentucky aud Ohio have revoked aud snnujle
al power and authority, winch ever 1T any time berelrs
gave 10 vested 10 tie SAID Weisigcr to dispose Of nv %
rest in the said LANDS. EDVAHD " snlfrtI
Dee. %, 1875 81 80, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

81 oilers with three Of the dawn numb, an ,
each ~ "'"i -
lhoe % tickets having on themtv Of sc drawn num-
- bers, aud thee two the LIT aud ii, each trn
Those 81 tickets having them of the drov, mo, ~
49, hers, and those tso the Sd and 4ih each IN
All others (beng 1887 having them two Of te J,,,n
pumbsrs each go
And az other tickets tbens ioeO With any one Of the
drawn numbers on, eicn
NO uoket which 'ha have drawn prize cf superior de-
noi,nihati'n, can hc eiiiiied u an nidiOf prize.
Pfizes payable forty DAYS AFTER IT,. having and
the usual deduction u Eileen per cent.
II Orders enclosing the cash, pr1e tickets will he "a
pronpuy and Puneiully ATTENDED TO- on personal anp
ton. II aidte seed tr IT.
YATES 81 MCINTYRE, Managers.
49,, CHder the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
Whole tickets 5oils Han 2 30 ousrier.I q;
me dIns'ng will take place in The gard the ~ gle Toii
Ut - Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

NOTICE.
gNOSE who conrd claims 10 me under IN, Tr,,tv
OF Client may learn, that the prospect of
hrighisns II said, and believed that g. eat Britain bs,
paid TO The American about twelve
sand dollars, TO he appropriated to the Of the
This LEAR wall hardly inter est and
out an sure the very best step that our
could have taken Not shall be wanting on INV
part TO prosecute the claims as the Board ba be
organized Tor the auditing and allowing the
Should any person have engaged his AGENT and NOT
have executed power attorney, he ought lose no time
10 10 50. AUG: NEALE.
i''N""~iui zee. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Cam

EJk. MRS. HAMlLToN's Female Seminary will be
AVs re opened ON Tuesday the I'd January next
An extensive addition having been made to the school
ara gentleman eniineny Qualified being engaged an
'',' for pupils fhe number will connu. to b. limited 70
twenty to ate,eher, as heretofore.
The Seminary all tunes optn TO The in crvn Of ho.
who feel an interest in the progres. of education.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

, [Comnaiiricuted.
MARRlEDl Ion .iay 10th inst. by The Rev. Benjamin
Ss"1" III, ors d. B''~"t Mss Saia" LSndy all of
Nathaniel Sheppard Of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
.Music and DralviDe

LADY WHO has been several years engaged in teach
is Drawing and Painting paper aud velvet IN So
OF hstepute has had considerable practice
Tug Mu.ie wishes Tor situation Academy OIL atniI,
infueires ia the above branches Satsfaoory
can oe od"Sed If required Address H.. Z. NJ Boydton
Dec CO n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

II Female Teacher TAINTED
LADY competent TO teach English aud French and 10
4 gave lessons III Music to SIX children NAV obtain
tar compensation in healthy and retired situation in The
sonnny; Apply 10 the Edi,Ois-- letters post paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
TO TIE EDITORS or THE sAvAxv.n eEoR.
CLAN.
.AIiIle1geriIle. -

.WHedgeriIe, We@nesday, Dec l3.
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday, the
resolution recommending General Jackson to the
people OF the United States, candidate for the
Presidency, was called up by the mover, and final
~ passed, l0l voting in favor and against IT,
Considerable discussion took place, in which how
ever, al appeared TO concur in opinion as 10 the
piopristy OF the recommendation, and in supper,
OF the individual; the only difference Of opinion, as
appeared by The substitutes offered being az to the
mere verblage, with the exception OF one by Mr.
Hsynes, which, in addition to the recommended
Ton oil Jackson, proposed the name Of Nathaniel
Macon, as Vice President, and recapi'ulafed the
grounds Of opposition to The present administration
In order, however. tn bring the original resolution
before the House, Invested OF amendment, Mr..
Murray moved the previous question, which was
decided in the Affirmative, end the resolution
adopted as above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

Gen. Alexander Smyth (vho was requested By
many of The Freeholders of Wythe, in the letter
which we recently published. to serve in the pre-
sent Legislature OF Virginia. has been duly return
ed, 10 fill the place of j. p. Nye dec't, and YES
tsrday took his seat in the H. OF Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

MEETING ofthe Stockholiers II the Brooke Tarnpils
"a 70. w'll be held on Friday the 29b int NJ the Bell Ia
vern Tor the purpOe ot eicctn Directors ard 10 declare
dividend Punetuai attendance Is estnesty requested
. J II. ECSTACE. Ser'ry.
q 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

letter from Tampico, states that Capt. Ander-
son, OF the brig Sea Nympb. on his passage out,
was cast overheard on the Ssh Oct by the mainsail
and was saved By bis broiher-in-lav, Mr.. Troup,
passenger, WHO unfortunately sss i:s, in rar,