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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06
FOR REArT or JEgSE

FOh RENT OR LEASE,
LARGE Tan Yard and Morocco Factory, within sms IN
distance Of the Market House. place wher
eau he got very cheap The Yard Bark A spacious
buildings all in good ORDER the renter can wUik in
81 ek alter the Of July next and have full in
rev III inths afterwards WM. DEPRIEST.
tdy -. Aft
L.d.FDS IN P0WH-4T.ayV FOR SdLE.
virtue Of decree PoVhAtan ohanoery court We hs
~ undersigned commissioners will sell 10 The highest bidder
upon the p'.mises, the 9Th Juynex cfed of and
~ mouths, shout 20 d 20 rich eadoO tnd being the
same formerly covered by Bysns M Pond belonging "a
The estate ot the late Peter DiDuy IL lies smith
oi and Adjoining 10 the Coal Mes called Dupuys & Povais
sui u confidently believed 10 large body of coal
bsns within 500 yards Of their old pits Upon this tact there
Is large framed House, formerly used the Nil! House
And on the Ib July being the day after the above sale
a sell upon the premises, the Plantation Houses Gale
Prospect HUI containing about 27O Acres being fAe former
resideHes If the said dsesdsHtI upon eied o. o. a
months.
And at the same time sud place will be to the highest
bidder, upon credit OF months, the ronsry right "a
Llnd at present covered By the POwbaan Cotton Fac.
ST. ID, VIM. T. Smith aud others.
CHARLES BRANCH,
JOSEPH b. DsfTIS,
ROBERF HARRIS.
90 CL1LBORNE WdTRINS
Wy -. Dds cOinnissigners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

Information hss re1ehrd this place, the, tie Ion
II. Clay arrived ~ Pitsbuig last Sunday MON.
ing, that he partoOk OF su elegant and .nmptuou.
dinner, which was attended by Ia,ge number Of
The r,,i]eo-' on Wednesdsy; and that be YES 20 be
IN Washington, Pc. yesterday. II j. also stated,
that be VIII visit S;cubeayie tomorrow, and
we suppose be will visit Wheeling on Monday
Since our paper was put TO press, Mr.. Clay ha-
passed tn. ough ibis place on bis wsy 10 Sieuben-
vile. JYeiis5urg Goz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

Professor Psti-oo has re.igaed lie situation in
The UnivsTsify % Sisfj laoi, ia consequences Of i
heahL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
SOUTH AMERICA.

Azores Indrnt OF the Boston Patriot men>
ION, lha, he has In his possession Spanish
.-mphieI printed in Buenos Ayres, and re-
}'!niet IN Santiago de Chill, and in Lima, the
'art; # which is 10 show that Bolivar, "e'er
'Hce his entrance into Lower Peru, has acted
&c hEpocrIlc, the tyrani md the despo,." The
-"SauoGs against tn, L,Heratcr, are the Sc
S4'4lon OF Guayaquii from Lower Peru, anc
- lotSlbIc annexation to ( olombia; his accept
"S The dictatorship of The iOImer republic, and
us arbitrary use nf II; similar conduct IN Bo-
IVA; anncxing to this republic, provinces be
lhSaS 10 the Argentine S;o,e; iomen'ing DIS
Heanccs In Chill; and in fine, aspiring tn u
'S AL these different States with Colombia,
M create himself Dictator or Emperor Of The
''0iT' The Panama Congress was TO SUBJ
I'VE Ihis Project; aud letter Of Nidaurre,
attained in this publication, repeats these
'4ISe', and sets forta Nidaurre's own con-
'c' and motives during the progress OF these
esigns.
~ This distance from The scene, and with
- Me contradictory accounts which pour on
'"om ii, II were rash in US 10 decide how
~'SN truth resides in these allegations. The
went events IN Colombia speaA much in Ia
" WI Of Bolivar, and show that with all the dis
N'o0s OF party, he is the man of the prople
- .'ieast, the only poin, Of reunion. Such
sign too, as is imputed 10 him, Of uniting
'~'r one sway countries SO remote IN situa-
va, and SO diverse in interests, agrees so Int
, SNa The good sense and providence winch
-. ' 0een thought to characterize him, or with
,.o prudence OF AZ ordinary mind, that 1t vii
iS'ue very substantial and certain proofs &c
S VI, entire ereGibility. ~
i, uaarre, It appears by the confessions II
0'h letter, is no, above some political
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
From the Baltimore American.
COCNTERFElTS.

We saw yesterday twenty dollar counter
pr L. s. Bank note. of thy New Orleans
Er.nch. 1t is signed rhomas Wilson, Cash
e-, and n Biddle, President; and is made pay
allie TO the der of, and endorsed, Charts s.
Vest, Cashier. The words Office Of Discount
e.! DspOa! IN" in imitation Of litter press, are
ciia,ren'y executed. This note was receIv-
ID Yesterday at one of our city banks, but was
.5scqueEtly discovered to be counterfeit
N0gcthcr, il is well done. and would be readi-
y t.Gen by most persons w i'arn that 1t
sas brought from Adams County, Penn.
Therc it is beived there arc many OF the same
sind in circulation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
iWlic sale.

DURSUANT TO 4 deed of trust. made to secure tho
L payment of a certain sum Of money TO jackson
Surge, - Henry Bawner AMI Kitty his wife to
me, date the 9Th January, 1919, shall proce ed to
sell. ~ tie premises for cash, 70 he highest bidder
on Saturday The 2O instant at l. o'clock all the rig ht
title anG interest of lhe SAID Draw ner and fe to two
eghtl.s Of an undivided
49, Lot OF Ground with Brick House
-. and nOrthwArd OF King street, IN the town Of
e AleN.n ria, described A. beginning On Roy
asireet at the Northern b"unar, of the lot or half
acre Of ground Known in the plan of the sad town
b, the n".norc fifty: and running thence southwar,y
with the VEST inc Of toyal-,'rect twenty and quar-
ter feet thence Westward! with line parAleu King
street one hundred and thir, two feet five il cres,
thence nc"hwardy with me parallel TO Ro,a'-...e ct
twenty and a Quarter feet, thence eastwarty with
me parable Il M e,,re h,n ana thir, two
feet 1--WE inchts 10 the b, inning II title TO this
proPert is ,e!tyed to be good, but shall conye to
the purchaser 9n'v such title the deed i, re.
IL T.. u. HEWITT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
Plaster.
400 Tons plaster, board schr. Maria for sale by
WD oct is JOHN s. MILLER.
Plaster
Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED or taken in the month Of August last,
- from the commons, between Alexandra and four
mile creek, dark bay mare. about 1871 or IL hands
hgb,7 or years old, age not precisely recollected.
long tail, short MAN, full eyes, round and fat, pleas
antiy gated os briskly, is apt to galiop, and has
much the appearance ofs colt. This mare has been
raised in the negh borhood of four mile creek, and
was ever known be absent previous to the middle
of August last. If she not kept in confinement.
it is probable she would return to her native place.
will give five dollars and all reasonable charges paid
for returning her safely to the subscriber if found out
aoliz-s R.R. ALEXANDER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

tnesse. Determined "to throw down this cdi
| hce Of tyranny he proposed to himself to prac
tise Discrimination for the first time" Bur
though novice. and though deceit was TO him
"a terrible sacrifice" ne dissembles, so sue
cessfully with the Liberator, and expresses
himself"so devoted to his Wishes" that il be
came the most earnest wish of The latter, ,ha,
he should return 10 Lima. When there, though
he calls Va contemplate instrumen, the consli
tuition purporting TO be the will Of the people. !"
he swears to observe it. But nevertheless, he
exclaims with much self competency, 81 saved
my conscience. The oath said: do YOU swear
to the charter which the alton has given? As
the nation had not given it, there was nothing
on which the oath could be binding!!"
his happy mode Of ieconciling perjury to
principles what might be expected from ca
snist who thus rap,ureusly eulogizes Machia
vel: "Machiasel! Mac hiavel: although thou hast
NOT taught any other doctrine than that Of
knowing how 10 use the qualities ct the lion
and the fox opportunity, thou oughtest TO be
considered al The first politician Of the age?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
CONectOrs Sale.

"ILL be exposed to public sale, to the highest
W bidder on Saturday the 5th day of January
1928 at the Office the Clerk Of the Corporation Of
Georgetown the lots and parts of lots hereinafter
mentioned, situated, lying and being in Georgetown,
or so many thereof may be necessary to satisfy the
Corporation of Georgetown d. c. for taxes due on
them, respectively for the years annexed, with costs
and charges, sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
fernna I.ah
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
'ifust Sate.

E3UhSUhEi 20 = Iced of .rus: nj de 10 ne bv Da-
L nici ,C!.co.., dl,cG 0c!oDer the 81. 1876 H..
pIocee ed TO scit for cash 10 'hc hest bidder g .e
premises, on Friday me 10Th hst1n!, al 4 atock,
4 Lot or GROUND,
in the town OF Alexandria, described as situated On
the south side Of twenty feet alley, running from
"aerstreet to Unon-street parallel to King. stree,
Beginning the south side of the said alley at the
west gable end of frame house standing on lot
reycd by Thomas hazarvey Joseph .Hiburn.by deed
dated the 18th June, 1870 supposed to be one hun.
dred and nineteen feet to the westward of Unon-st
running theuce westward with the said alley thirty.
feet to the line Of the property formerly John fz.
geralds, thence with Fitzgerald's lineto feet to
Andrew Wales property, thence esstwar,.ly with the
line of the said ales, thiityon feet to the said Mil
burns lot, thence forty feet with the said Milburns
line to the beginning on the said alley Upon this lot
is FRAMED HOUSE divided into two tenements.
Ehe title is believed to be good, but the trustee will
convey only such title as the deed vests in him,
oct1 RICHARD W-LLACK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
AUCTIONS S.
Night Auction:

A T early candle light on Monday evening next
"A the 22d inst at my Auction Rooms. I shall sell
great variety of Dry Goods suitable to the present
season. also, various articles of ready made clothing
and hardware, also, few figs
GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
In sToas-5o hams family bacon,a few pots nice
lard dozen rush-bottomed chairs, bales cotton,
refned sugars &C. and for sale-oae superior cotton
gin of40 saws. oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
[ Bo,oimggreen Times.
From the National Journal.


We would call the attention Of our readers to
the singular fact mentioned 10y our correspond
Cnt ATrIcus, that, during the month Of Janua>
nv, l825-the very time according 10 Major
Ea'on and o her friends Of Gen. Jackson, Mr.
Markey was intriguing Ia SECURE the Secre,a-
ry,hip fur Mr. Clay Mr. III w. -L-s"' nu'r'
the CITY Of Washington, attending to his law
cases in the Pennsylvania Courts. He must
have felt prodiglous interest in the political
proceedings at Washington, when he could
thus abs, nj himself for whole monrh and
that the very month before the election bv the
House? Another curious circumstance noticed
bv The same correspondent, and which merits
particular attention is, he contradictory opinion
of Mr.. M'Lean, the Senator from lllinois S, who
acc ordng TO "a letter dated ST. February, 1925,
stated, thai no man believed that there was a
",he least foundation for the accusation agains;
Nh. Claw" and hat "no man affects to credit
il bur Ers meI;' but who, AT the suggestion OF
NJ. Eaton. says, in 1927, that he is 'consrain-
ed to admit the conviction that there was
ba gain! Was it Major Eaton's logic which
placed the conviction of the Senator under
consl,aint? Or was it any ching more powerful.
Fla, any thing occurred since to prove ,ha,
wins no man believed, or affected 10 believe,
but Krcmer, in 1928?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
Public Sale

WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, on the
Il 22d Instant, at IL o'clock, on the premises,
A LOT OF GROUND,
situated in the town Of Alexandria, and bounded 40
follows-beginningo the north side Of Montgomery.
street at its interse elton it'll the side OF Alfred
street. and running thence northwsrdly on Alfred ST.
three hundred and thirty three feet tothe line of John
Mandcvlle's lot, thence south eighty five degrees,
west hundred sud fifty two feet to Patrick street,
thence with Patrick street two hundred and twenty
seven feet to Montgomery thence eastwardy
hundred and forty six feet ten inches to the be-
ginning being OF the lots 'oa
by him to me.
This lot has post and rail fence two sides Of it,
and has been for several years taken in timothy.
good title viii be made to the purchaser.
oct Is T. w. HEWITT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
Whiskey, Tobacco, SC:

JUST RECEIPED,
.bbds whiskey, old and fine
= boxes ID lump Tobacco warranted
o. bbls loaf sugar, assorted numbers
STORE. :,
French brandy, Holland & country gn' n. e.. quo
,.r.sc, rum. wrapping and writing paper soap seine
irvine sc. For sale by ,,s ,pxv,N
oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
KENTUCKIANs LOOK AT THIS,

Mr Brady, a Distinguished member of the
itnn"sse" Legislature, and of course, a friend
OF Gen Jackson, in speech in the House OF
Repre- Nehtati,es, made on the 18th Sept last
(see National Banner Of 22d of this month,
held the following language.
LET not even Kentucky, with all her vices,
DE enabled TO say, that our legislature is dis
honest. What is the situation and character
oil that proud md distinguished State? No
longer respected abroad nor at home. With a
brave, intelligent, and hardy population, she is
sunk in public estimation, in consequence of
her dlshones, legislature. She has cheated the
community, she has lost her character, 2uliti-
'ical and moral"
h"n'ucky lost her character, political and
moral. mo longer respected abroad nor al
horne; '--"she is sunk in public estimation"
Aud who has said 50? \ Jackson man, in a
Ja' kson Legislature; and not voice was found
hardy enough TO say augAt for Kentucky?
/ he same Legislature that requested the Ker-
lucky delegation in Congress TO vote for Gen.
Jackson, is now denounced openly in the legs
Iaiuie oi that state, as "a dishonest legislature"
Such was the sentence the General passed on
his own state legislature for similar acts of
oars. And the heads and chiefs OF the Frank
10 d jnnto, will supper, the man and his parti-
sans, who have, and still denouuce Them dis
homes? Thus II is, that the Hero and his
frir nds abuse and traduce Kentucky al will and
pleasure; and vet, we must bear all and vote
for the Hero What will Amos, Of the Argus,
say 10 this? Not word. He will be- az silent
as q nink-anI Publish more falshoods against
Clay and Adams.
| RO,pfI, por, Tj,,,oc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

We are gra;itied, says the baltimore Amcri'
can, in being able to publish, in his own words,
he address Of President ADAMS TO the Students
IF ST. Mary's College, upon the occasion OF
heir presentation 10 bin on Tuesday,
Tomg Gentsmen-! am happy to have had The
opportunity Of taking you by the hand-and BE-
IJye we part permit me to remind you, wnile
collecting the sublime examples ofpalr otisn!r
With whichyour daily studies make you CONVEX
sant, in the histories If 4n,ient Gresoe aud
Rome. so Justly noticed in the address from
sour respesled Instructor, which you nave just
heard, that you have in this city and its imme.
dil,e vicinity, the monuments Of the sam" ex,
lIi,A spirits exhibited in the defence OF our
1an cauntry-and hope and trust that they
will Influence your future lives as deeply as the
nos, exalted proofs Of public spirit winch you
siI find in the course Of your studies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
SHll!P NEWS.
port Of Alexandria.

SAILED, OCT. I8,
Schr Romeo, Bangs, New-YO-k
Cent, Burgess, Boston.
Washington Packet, Shove, Providence and
NEWPORT,
The ship Governor Strcng of this port, 81 days from
Hamburg, for Savannah, was spoken 10Th inst. off
Charleston Light
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

Head Quarters, Marine Corps,
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE,I
Washington 5M October, 1897.
PROPOSALS
WILL he received at this Office until the lst day of
w November next II o'clock N for supplying the
foiowingIartices of clothing for the United States
Marine Corps for the yearl82S, viz.
700 uniform coats with wings complete
400 pair linen overslls
1400 do woolen ovcras
$500 do cotton shirts
1870 pair shoes
700 blankets
400 pair short woollen stockings
700 pair CATERS
700 fatigue jackets
700 fatigue ovsralls
Complete samples Of the different articles can be
seen on making application to the commanding OFF,
GERS of marines, at BROOKLYN, l.. NewYork; Charles
town, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa; GosPort, Va and at
this Office.
The clothing to be delivered free of expense at Ell
Their of the above named places, that may be desgnat
ed by this Department.
The Proposals to be endorsed: proposals for Ma
rine Clothing, 1929"
2. WEED, Quarter Master.
oct 8-3taw Tin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

Mn, EproR-With very large number OF
citizens paid my respects to the President
last evening at Mr.. Barnum's. He received
us with . cordially worthy of the Chief Mag
isrratc Of free republic. Among those intro
duced there was one whose address was as SIM
gular as Mr.. Adams's reply WAS happy and APP
propriate He observed-"1b. PRESIDENT,
though I dfsrJrom you an opinion,
am glad to find yom in good heaIh" The
President gave him hearty shake Of the hand
and replied ''Sir, in Our,haPpy and free
country zee can differ an opinion '0ifhom
being enemies" This circumstance, though
trifiug in itself, is lesson we'll worthy the i'm
itation ofevery one. b.
BuH Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
Boarding House.

Boarding HOUSE.
AIRS CAPT RLaHJENKLNS,
HAS removed to that commodious house on Prince
I'll street, next door to the Farmers Bank where
she is prepared to accommodate few Genteel Board
,rs on reasonable terms sep 28-eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
\lanA tN be Sold.

49, 4 part of MOUNT ERIN FARM contain.
S1s:as tanning from 100 to $50 Acres OF ex-
SEIe ccllent Land, about the half wood land, ~
Ie.ss.a ing and situate the Hunting Creek Turn
pike Road-The wood land lies between the above
road and the Mount Vernon Road 1t is about three
miles from Alexandria. There is snug house or the
land. II is known to he of the most healthy 81
tuaons in the county OF Fairfax. Any person wishing
to treat for the above land will please apply to l.
TRACY on the farm. 80 ."
N. y. would let out the thirds, the whole ofthc
farm lying and situate the Colchester road, for
or 6 mfr IS vmeifsstW5w E"n''''" ~ '1A"'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
To Skaters.

40 SAaltIS.
UsROPOsAIS for stating the Engine House and Mil
ON Conway's wharf, will be received until Monday
ed Instant and de ,crption OF the work to be done
viii be given on application to
oct i9--3t .. y. In ~.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

Fire Insurance Company of Alex.
NHE Stockholders will please take Notice, that an
l. election will take place on the first Monday of
November ext-being the 5th day, oftwe I've Direc.
tors, to serve for one year thence ensuing.
oct 19-3t&N5 J.B. NICHOLS, Secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
Fall Fashions.

lust received from New York, per schr. Colum-
81 ba and opening variety Of pattern hats caps
trimmings Sc of the latest fashions, and suitable for
the approaching season, aso elegant assortment of
leghorn and Straw fats straw and silk gimps, black
and white lace wells, corsets, gold and silver lace
bugles, spangies. silk cords, tasses buttons pu fed
curls bobinett lace caps, ribbons. artificial flowers
&c sc. MARY MOONEY.
oct Io-3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

tn.7f renee TO the Pennsylvania Elections,
IT.. Walsh, the Editor Of the National Gazette.
,sys:-The accounts from the interior oil this
,,mmonweai;h, with regard to the results OF
he election, are in most Instances conwadicto-
~. We must have patience for few days, he
.s.c VIC Can make positive statements. II seems
% Us scarcely doubtful, however, that more
ground has been gained by the administration
,srr, than the advocates of General Jackson
s,ic,ei it possible for that party to conquer.
The Editor Of the American Advertiser
;eeps daily register Of official returns H. hi,
las, number il !, stated that in eleven coun'''N,
inc Smg The city Of Philadelphia, MI A =
ans has gained 1890 since the election Of
1924.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

The Editor Of the National Gazette has re-
.r;,cd Rio Janeiro papers to the 18th of Aug.
;,cl,i,e, aud those Of Buenos Ayrcs 10 the
,lh Of July. The writers Of the Brazilian Ga
,e,re all.cl to he quite pleased with the rejcc~
ION Of the treaty OF peace with Buenos Ayres,
,rroliarrd al Rio. They boast much of their
military means. d Vncen,e Lopez has been
,'.cicd provisional president of the Argentine
aeDullic. We shall probably say more to-
MORROW Of the contents Of these journals.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

The New York Gazette saws, that letters
am Guayaquil, dated in June, represent affairs
here as in deplorable state, approaching to q
-evoIa.ion; bu, hopes were entertained Of a IA
%, able change.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19

On Tuesday last, JOSEPH WATSON, ESQ. was
paanimously reelected Mayor OF Philadelphia,
f,r the ensuing year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-19
AEES ANiDs&1As
pp,DAy MORNING. OCTOBER is. 1927.

FlRE.-The Maryland Chemical Works, ST
.,.,sd on the south side Of the Baltimore Ba-
:, were discovered to be on fire about tive o.
lack, on Wednesday morning. A part Of The
,or Ks was destroyed, but as soon as the fire
.,mpanies could reach the spot, the progress
fine flames was Immediately checked, and
10 fir. fortunately subdued. The estimated
Sc, !, shout $500 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

bled TO assure. with CONFIDENCE, the Indians. al
their future fortune So long as that will 10 not
expressed, the uncertainty OF the future must ne
cessarily paralyze any effort which may be made
to impress on these People the vast advantages
which have no doubt they would enjoy by their
removal.
l have the honor to be, your obedient servant;
JAMES BARBOUR.
Hon. JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the House of
Representatives..
The letter and report were referred to the Com.
mitee on Indian Affairs.
The House Adjourned.