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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05


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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Furniture and Mahogany.

Dry Goods.
r Bert BARRY
HAS just recevedin addition to his Fall Goods, re-
III Gently advertised
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassinetts and kerseys
Rose and point blankets
Striped and plain lnseys
Calcoes and ginghams
Plain and jackonet cambrics
Swiss handkerchefs and common do
Black English silk vesting
Do do silk velvet
Black Italian lutcstring
Fancy barage silks
Black and colored Canton grapes
Irish linen and lawns
Bonnet and belt rbbands
Bandanno and Spittalield hhdkfs.
Plain black and figured bombazetts
Merino shawls and handkerchefs
Brown, bleached, and colored domestics
Scotch and Burlap linens
BiSi BALTIMORE COTTON EARN,
With many other articles, all of which shall be sold at
the most reduced prices. novZ4
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a Wet Nurse Wanted.

uEaLTHY Woman, with a breast OF fresh MILK
who well recommsndea may near eh;. o,
$50" s,, letter addressed to A. B., Fairfax Court
per, or oy ie'SSA nov9
Iyn,,se. Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Wanted.

NURSE ayog ehlld a TO sn will r"i be gSen
~ well recomuie""e' dec 81
ami, ut this office.
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NennOvaA.

EtRANCIS x KENNEDY has removed to the new
Il brick building, north side Of Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. and west of 9th street, adjoining the Auction
Store of Mr. Richard Wright where he offers for sale
5000 bushels superior Manchester crate coal
1000 do do Liverpool do do
SO tons Susquehannah coal
Together with his usual stock of GROCERIES.
Washington, jan "a
Furniture and Mahogany.
LINES GfEEN-CaBINET MAKER.
III As hand at his mandatory, on Royal.street,
few doprs south of King, general assortment of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE of his own manufac-
ture.
Bay of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
st Domingo curl and shaded mahogany i'll plank and
veneer. .ALSO
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms & cords, &c. all Of
which will be sold low for cash the usual credit to
puncual customers
TURNING of euery hindneatly executed dec 16
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
For Sale.

LIKELY, young, healthy female servan; Is,S Se
n Cook and capable house servant. dec7
El,tors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
For Rent,
Servant w ante0.

FEMALE dining. groom servant, to be hired by the
"A month or year. One from the country would be
preferred. Apply to the Printer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
For Sale,
For Sale or Rent,
YO Nent,

Yo Rent,
That convenient and spacious brick House
arm and half square of ground, situate on the east
a.. side ofWashington street, and between Orc
Ia1 noko and Pendletcn streets.
Alsn-'rhat two story frame House and other i'm
provcment Garden and half square OF ground, on the
south SIDE of Wolf north side ofHenry and eastsde OF
Fayette streets.
Also, the brick Warehouse and lot on the east side
of Water street, opposite the Farmers Bank
Also, the brick mouse and other improvements, with
four acres ofground situate partly in Fairfax and part
" in Alexandria counties, known by the designation OF
Spring Garden
Also, alarge frame Warehouse, situate on Cameron
street between Water and Union streets.
Also the Lot and Wharf with spacious frame
Warehouse On Union street. to the north OF 'hompsons
wharf
Also, very large and convenient three story brick
Warehouse on Ramsay wharf, binding on klng-street
Immediate possession can be had of the above PRO
perty at low rents
July l4-s,w,f Apply at Tie Bank of .3ierandria
Landing this Morning
From schr George & Mary,
an Casks superior cheese
~ 25 barrels New-York pippins
.and from sloop Express,
ro ~ s, Ief by ''N''' ~ RI T. WILSON
Also, just recsired,
10 hhds Jamaica rum
Is boxes sperm candles gee -
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For Bosom,

Removal.
N0HAGAN & WHITTLE have removed 10 the
~ Store recently occupied by W Yeatol on Ram
says Wharf, and adjoining the store of Messrs Lind
say HILL where they will be happyto their friends
and customers They will also take this opportunity
of rendering their grateful Acknowledgements to those
kind friends and neghbors, through whose prompt as
sstance they enabled to SO argea portion Of
their goods from destruction by the fire the 18th
inst. ian "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-05
Crate Goals

BUSHELS Manchester Crate Coa's, NO"
SOO I"""o WM L. KENNEDY.
for ale by
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Stone .Masons 20 Hire

stone CNdSO"o S,owr
WISH to hire for the next year, TWO gGo SYER and
WsSllyS. one is also good bhiCh L." N1'N''N
FL~fo A1i'l'i' c. CALVERT STUART,
so Near Fairfax Courthouse
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rnR TIE xIRlrIAH.


~ 9VE tfAiNt - IoiHtt
TrsssRS, EDnoRs:--=i would beg through the
medium OF your paper, 10 make a serious call on
ID, patriotic sons Of the Old Dominion Fo-
,irrs fraud, aud usurpaton nave arrived at such
pitch IN our country, that are fast vcrglug
IL = cr,sis, the bare contemplation ot"b.ch. is
sul entto strike terror ana alarm into the breast
ot every friend OF liberty.
Tho enemies Of the present administration.
win all the ranCor party sprit the bitterness
ofcn,y, aud tue venom OF disappointed aspiranis,
are aiming blow al our clHaiIlpertes, winch,
we're il to strike with its premeditatrd impetus,
world convulse cur government aud tend 10 Sc
w :, union Of the States Notwithstanding
thai tue character aud principles Of John e. Ad-
ANS have been extensively and freely examined,
aud he aas been found mertorious OF the nigh
trust.repJs.d in him; his enemies removing far
from tAein every bound 20 their malignant pre-
iudices asSail him on every side with the most
Ruthless torrents Of abuse and false accusation
tat ever were lcyeltd at innocence: while he
like a rock IL the ocean, sublime amid the sur
rounding storm, stands unmoved-pure IN his
character finn IN ms principles, and lndefat-
gable IN the discharge Of Ills duty. While Mr.
Adams's friends, like q noiseess stream in its
terror, are silently aud peacefully moving on.
tbc, are continually deatrned by the torrents of
abuse which are poured upon them by their enc
mes. in sounds like these. Intrigue. coalition,
BARGAIN barter. sales. CORRUPTION sc Thus d.
ve,tine the public attention from themselves
that they may. with more facility, practice
u their l,ocus-p0cus arts to cheat the crowd 1t
sunst astonishing with what noisy Glamour Ger
tain men are laud,ng Gen. JACKSON. kamong
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OBITUARY..
sa..saaza-

tDHMtFIC MID.
Departed this life on Thursday the 5th INST
Mrs EMILY w. BURTON, in the 18th year OF
her agr. Of the worth OF this lady it would be
difficult To speak with justice, for the relations
Of truth Wond seem the exaggeTatons of pane
gyric. The qualities which we admire in the
woman aud love in the wife, and venerate in
the mother were eminently hers. To manI.
ness OF SPIRIT aud decision of character, She UNI
ted those amiable aud tender virtues which,
when refined aud directed by the spirit of grace
soolhc, charm and captiyate; which are the IN
Strumeuts Of social enjoyment Aud the purest
fountains of domestic hal pines. Her heart wa
the seat of feeling, Of love of bcneyolence ii
rus tcarin, Il teas generous; there was chord
within, that vlbra,ed TO the voice of friendship
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GEN. LACkSnN.S OPINIONS

1here are tricks IN electioneeylng as well as
IN trade, and we need not wonder if they are
frequently maigase Of, if not by the competitors
themselves, at least by their partzdns We
pubIished last week, letter from Gen jack
son to Dr. Coleman North Carolina written
during the last Presidential canvass, in which
he avows himselfn favor Of judicious re-
s1on of the Tariff. What he meant by j." ju-
dicous revision would Of course be NEE mat
Ter of speculation, (he term suiting' the South
Carolina planter aud New York merchant as
vel as The manufacturers Of Watham aud Pitts
bnrg } II IT were not for the illustration afforded
BY the Generals totes while he lwas Seqrior
h'm Tennessee. enightening that body by the
op'R o. research which he frequently exhi-
Died, by the profand1Y ofthought he displayed
aho by the ciectrit,ng character Of his eta
qHsace IN those votes he went the whole
"ng'h OF The manufacturing policy. and We are
therefore at liberty to infer that he is now also
prepared 10 do the same If this be So, what
becomes Of the ground of objection 10 Mr. Ad-
ans, gfowngont Of his supposed Partially 10
s'e scheme of encouraging the manufacturing
interest," But, il is whispered, that, in order 20
'ohe'Ilate the southern interest, which he must
nave this stern. uncompromsing, lofty minded
norman, " of ihe age Of Brutus, )" is disposed to
"'th11a ms own convictions of the trae policy
VI the Country and get by rote new creed,
s"'h as may be fashioned for him bv Van Blu
'''' Randolph * Co. Buttaen. what becomes
u o' Pe4n>rnjn jutereS, Vii! she support
'''e pretenSlon of an ndiyiduaI who has discard
:" principles lnihe success Of which she i so
afepIy Interested j. she dolt enough to com
N''S' suicidal an act? To drain tue nurses of
''ef wealthy citizens, and To take the very bread
ron Tie mouths of her poor To cripple the
s'ne"s OF her strength and power Impossible.
1N'u mere, one ofthose trtcL is resorte1 to, 10
Naieh We had reference in the commencement
'hls paragraph, TO reconcile conflicting inter
49, ~ studied obscurity and mystery, or by an
a'"1l adaptation of circumstances 10 time and
f"'ce. Ii We ofthe South complain that he is
~ id'or otthe Tariff, the answer stares us in the
'@Se' only a iudicious revision !" If, he is
suspected IN Penns ylvania OF having abandoned
'''" interests, the same remark is at hand. 50
'''4 he = literally all things unto nj! men, /.
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rr.nsne Fl r ntr,t rn t.. tret ana feoni.,t :.

kctn Inclined &c conynh tie convenience If the
customers Of the Bank, va ftr rs VS. compatible
with IL interest AMI are unconsclouA Of hayaG
sstcrsiei 'ssars fTsHi paFtifiiy, of Vi fiifed-
my rights irUm the operation 81 pereuual feelings.
We Peren torily and unequi>ocaliy. deny the
specific charge 81 the existence OF disposition
TO Cypress the father of Nj Irvine The facts
CONNECTED nth this matter ere stmply these -
Captain IRVINE had 10 assume, ior endorse
menf, oous,deahis srbt Al lh.lirriuia Eank.
The directory, lFuIeut At al times 10 debtors OF
Tits character, hid poluhted him 10 place IL en-
annual insialments, Inc hest Of Hhich became
due last iuus, when no provision uad bt 20 made
foI rs payment lHe bast1 under the impress
son that he designed - ply It oui q he prp.
ereds o. hts crop Of tobacco, which bad NOT Jet
been prepared 10. market took 10 measures 70
enforce anty DAYS thereafter, when thc pa
per again caue under rs cogusancr, a Comnu.
nicauon was mad, through the PresIdoat aud
tashfrr, thai sapi Irvine alleged that he had
nnshpprhended The ronupcii taat instead OF
the mstalmcnt falling dus III n, lie thought Il Nss
,por heneut AMI lhai MS present a.Faatecs
had been otherwise appropriated. AID iheIc=
fore hr requested atbeI iuaulsrnoe hctr,ag
IN the vefiy Of Capt lrsue's declarations. IRON
o,u knowledge Of his character. "a icll M ,urll.
nation 20 meet hs WISHES No leipRfk hustne
10 this course was 'ntde cxcep, BY Mr.. Early
Messs Carer, Mnntsomer,e. Mckinney npd
Roy, recollect distinctly. and are lrady To aver
thai, after ihesc representations, he pointed at
the ttrord book. aud addressing himself 60 the
ife,idcnt, sad " sif Il Is impossible that aapt.
Irvine cen llHye misunderstood TINS matter. - Is
in blacE and 1thjts, and too plain,' this was the
only oppposluan; II hc voted ia the negative 4
was not known ons. Among many this Is one
of the meuns 70 which Nh Ialiy has ignohly
dssc,aded 70 elrN ne himscfto the Presidency Of
this riliee Assaulted jointly sc appealed to Mr.
Eaily IA body, 10 ass3ga his reasons for his
charges and insmuations. WY he SHRINK from
an investigation, we leave TO "A DISCERNING com
mnuity fo Judge. We were public agents and
recognize our responsibility 10 answer any
charges made aranst our Official conduct Con
cfiying tbat camnny and ospclsion have beeu
resoft.d 10 for the purpose at electInR objects
mol altos oth,r honorable aud that ,i9iaier no
tiecs have been ascribed 10 us, hen none such
existed. We indignantly repol The charge IN THIS
public manner. JOHN III ROY.
Hill CARTER,
JOHN CAsklf
HENRY DAVIS,
WM MCKINNEY,
VIM NAiaaICk,
JOllNO. LEEl NlcH,
HUGH MOAIHOMEkIF,
JOHN l. CAbIiL
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March 90

Together with many mailer prizes Of Co. 20u,
&C. "efe drawn from tho wheels oi the
Grand Siate IoueIy, llh Class.
The drawing sill be received ~ rs nsu thurs,
day evening, @hen TIE holders Of tickets are re
qnrsted 10 call and have them OK ahmed. The
cash Will be paid NJ sight ior AL piikcs, OF the
prizes thhen III renewal for tickets ~ The vugin.
IL Navigation Lottery, which draws 10 morrow.
=. ~ I'll. AL5zx.z1 o. 20.
April 10. Lynehburg
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CIIAS. p. JOHNSTON

The copy oft foregoing letter, written by +.
irvine Esq a delegate from the county Of i ID
ford was enclosed in the preceding envelope
and handed to the Rev John Early, bg Nj. Chas.
7. Johnston. The object Of the call is palpatls,
aud the result is seen in his certificate. Discoy-
ering. therefore. that we can neither obtain de-
NAL, acknowledgment, or apology, and DESTROYS
to remove any erroneous impressions which his
artful and msidIous representations may have
made on the public ear, ard ignorant OF the tx
tent to which those char, may have been CIR
culated in justification of ourselves, we feel i'm
pcllcd - submit the following candid statement
of facts Individually, we never have felt or
manifested disposition to Cypress any man or
party II mru, whether Mr.. Early was Identified
with them OF not; but, the contrary, have
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

Upon the 4th inst the rites II nalrlmoay We e
celebrated, at Mr. Sterling Cla.borac's N Acl-
son county, between NJ. WILSON PR T.. Of
Amherst, aud ISIS SUSAN ROSE, OF Blching-
ham,- by the Rev. Chas. II. Fige.
-, on Wednesday evening last, by he
Rev J1lacs Left~lch. Mr. REIN LAZENBY,
To Miss ELIZABETH daughter OF Capt v III.
Hopkins, dec ali oil Bedford.
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NNf1SS HEFFEENAN bevs leave 10 inform
az the ladies Of LypchbpfP and IT'S vicinity,
tb sHe has emos II from 49, s5pre Of Mr. mo.
I Hunt, 70 'hr large brIc'1 f.t ioent, - p9s,te
the Stdk5ptare B9oi 5iVft ,hc Is dali, rae,i.
wing BON r.chmota 4 few 1ork, frcsh sup.
plies of IA eh,oeable t.tllmer,5 ,,mpf f4 "a as
SOrtnent Of dr. Isnnf'e. FPS, = 55as, Ban
deaus, ppen suHws - rns. Tlan sir@s,
aud eg3y othef ss1#.. 80 Ire Millinery In
"hicb sbc piiers + sa'e 90 reasonable terms.
Order, tlrn the cona'fy etoeated With ncataogg
and d,,patch.
\ H. Leghorn Bepus' ahiiclei md dressed
in the most tNshionabie style %. ysryau2aetor'
teIIns.
earcb p c4wilss
N DMlNlsTRA1Oh'S SA. VIII c sd,
IL to lie highest bidd,., u Saturday. ia.
2slh OF thu present month, (Apd') IT hls ate
resldcncc IN the county of Amherst dl me stock
OF Horses. CARL, logs, AZ. the crop ofeyefy
description, plantation utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, ard IA short tue personal
pf.t'Y Of every kind, (slayes exc pied,) Of
Je.4 4 'ohesu. decd-ardlt until the 1t ~
OF JsAu.s gL=<.. al be gwen, aud bonds WITH
approved So. t. viii be required Of the pur-
Chase A as am ,mc aud place vii be hired
until az 4 On Of .Iannsfy next, an he slaves
beloorng to tac estate Of The SAID liutcheson
IDIhlA VII AplhtNfb SECURITY WIN usual Etpl-
lattens us L. clothing vii be required OF the
hires. 10 PLNN, ID. ). for
Hi Carter Sheriff Of Amherst
Adm ofJohu Hatchcson decd
April u. te2@36
NttlEGINfA.--Ata Superior { our Oh Chan
i aety. bydcn IA the town OF Bynchbugg,
ID, l7ua ii O 8obcr, ls26.
David ,. Garland, Pitt
apuIUH
Cornelius Powell and Charles Terrow,
Dcfs
THIS cause came on this day 70 be heard on
thrbIli answers, exhibits and examination ofwii-
nesscS, aud was argued by counsel, on cousidera-
ton whereof, he court deth refer the accounts
between thc patbes, - one OF IL commissioners,
who rs directed 10 examine, STATE, aud settle the
same, and make report thereofto the count, with
any matters specially stated, though, pertinent
by himself, or required by the parties 70 be so
stated. A Copy Iosie
JOHN Wills, elk
Commissioners Office Lvaehtuyg,
9th APr't, 1877.
The parties IN this cause vi" fake notice that
have appointed MONDAY, the l4th day Of May
next, to carry the foregoing order OF count into
effect, which day, they are required to attend
1t my office IN dis town with their accounts,
vouchers. and copies Of court papers prepared
for examination and settlement.
JAMES gEHAGH. c.
april 10 ss~3s
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RlcHNosp, Feb. 4. 1927.


Dear SIR In reply to your letter it is my in
tention 10 make oandid statement Of the part
winch took in relation 10 your Bank affairs ~
Some short time before the appointment ofthe
directory, Mr. Early came t. this place. aid in
q very ds,ieate manner, solicited NY in'erpnsI-
ton n his behalf Notiang passed between us
during that interview OF any nome It OF linpor-
lance. lie neither dispersed toe character Of a.
ny individual nor used any other means wu.cu
were cxcepn5nable. 4 short tune after tins, Nj.
Early and myself Rad second ntei view upon
the same subject, commenced the cOu,trsa-
ton myself, by assuring him that Nr BAKER
would put MIN lnthe directory. lis manner
appeared to indicate sorne surprise, that mad
vet TO lean that his object was to bscome Fr,sl.
dent Of tie Institution. lie then told ne that he
wished such a directory appointed, as woald ele-
vatc him TO the Office Of President; thai IL ease
Of failure he and his friends were 10 be sacrificed
al Bank; and that vas matter, about ~hlch.
my father vas much concerned, II impossible
for me to sa7 What IDEAS Mr.. Eary intended
conveying with these expressions. | can only
state what was the impression made upon MY
mind from these expressions, which recollect
distinctly; and from the general tenor Of his con.
versation, drew the inference that Mr Early
looked upon the former directory with suspicion /:
'H't ht iiBdiutd AiShi ~ u'Sposto ~ Oppt'Aa
hiu, and all who were numbered as tbs friends
This looked upon as a direct appeal to my self
ISL considerations and after some reflection,
upon the subject, determined 10 have nothing
more To do with the election. Ii was complete
argument nd bompIepi, which ought mo- To nave
tny influence with any correct man ~ matter
OF such 2, neral concern After tins candid aud
unreAcrsed statement, | hope that my hands are
cltansed OF the affair.
Yours, respectfully,
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COMPANY Orders.
OLD LIQE ORS.

5ustiectned,
Old Madeira ame
do tegmar kf4ndy
do. llolihnd6in
do JAmnca itam
The above liquors were selected by a hrst ryst
Judge. 10, retailing, and .arisntcd Iunr and
ftaeln" X. .. 1UMrLINs
Apal 3. t.lta
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T. IRVINE

At the request of Mcssrs. Davis, Roy &c. |
called upon the lev Mr.. Larry, with letter
from those gentlemen, and told nina, that a rsply
ia writing, was expected. Mr. t. said that
communication coming from sucn source, was
entitled TO respect, Dat that II sas subject
which required elaboration, as it was a mater
about which, much feeling mad heen eYinced -
Several days afterwards, alr. L. called upon me-
and stated that he had determined, in conse-
quence of the excitement before mentioned, rot
to reply in writing. but would give verbal e.
PLANTATION TO either Of those gen.elnen who
would call upon him IN friendly manner. In
my FIRST interview with Mr.. Elry, he remarked
tat two of the gentlemen, VIZ Messts. Ioniga-
meric and NorveN were not implicated. In
conversation afterwards, h. told me that had
m'sconccYcd his expressions, n relation TO those
gentlemen; that he had used thls language, Il
do not see how those gentlemen can feel them
selves implicated" am very willing to heliese
that this was hs aaguaae though the impression
lcT1 upon me attic time, was that he did not
deem them indicated.
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DANCING SCHOOI.

r \ &Ai'fttonders his sincere ackno~ledR.
~ ments 10 his mend, la their former ibe.
rd patronage aud begs Leave 10 use this me.
thod 10 l5csrut his Respects 10 the Ladies aud
Gentlemen i,yacnbnrg, and 10 inform fhem
that h. intends opeung his Dancing Sebooi me
Latter pat OF Aprilor ca,ly III dix montp Of May
hEuCG - ins3l
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Roekbridge --Capt Robert Nhile BY S1rl
Nc D. Moore 32S; James Mcdowell 81 Capt
John Bowycr 6s.- Inc Lexington paper makes
the following remarks -" A poll vas opeued 10
take the SENSE OF tine people on the cal OF con.
ycntion to amend our state constitution; there
vas hide difference Of opinion among the candi-
hates on tie subject. all expressing themselves
IL favor Of u convention; TIM vote stood for a
Convection, 3la, agHusi II, 100. The Presl-
dcnua, contest II was expected would have been
brought 70 Jar on the election. this however
was not to case, There was. however, one SUB.
lect that bad is influence. and very powerful
one toe rs u regarded one OF the candidates; We
atiu4e 10 he general indignation excited in thc
county, by tle ATTACK OF an anonymous writer
IL the Uutea states Telegraph on DR. Moore
because "a his course IN opposing the reelection
OF Mr. Randolph 70 the Senate OF the United
states, ia the last session OF the legislature On
the p es'.lcntial question Capt. bower was the
only candidate who declared a decided prefer
ence for either of the present competitors for
that office and his preference Of Ten. Jack son,
was. provided there were no more accept iblc
competitor started than MIR. Adams. The rest
OF the candidates declined expressing any pre-
ference, as unnecessary fnot improper al this
trne.-Hhilc We have no reason 10 suppose that
the Presidential question had any influence on
the voles gwen, we are fully persuaded that tien
Jackson ould not at this time Je the choire Of
a majority Of this county. notwithstanding the
strong ot iectons many feel, 10 some Of the acts
of the present administration
Prince W3iiam.-Wm. b. Tyler. Vim Mac
rae.
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Sehct C.ssricc! end Engtish schooL
EHHEKi dire, yaeaneies in the subscr.
>. Der, school. ahlch he is anxious 10 have
filled The mmbf, atpupls IS limitedto saleen.
April - $40 i. O. SMITH
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PRIVATE SALES
From S3 TO 3, according to quality.
INSPECTED
Tie past weet 3do hhds. ofpassed Tobacco SO
hhds refused totllIl3.
We notice no change in the article Of tobacco
the present wreck. There is no change in Rich
mond. In England thu article was sell!ng free
y on the 2Oth OF February, bat at very low pr
ces. The crop sill continues very inferior
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
For CoNGRrss

Roctbri9ge, Gen. John Floyd 33j, Edward
Waits 81, Scattering Ill Mr.. Watts was not
a candidate having resisted applications made
to hinl 10 take the field, by those VINO were disa-
tsicd it'll Gen. Floyd. We are assured taat, il
Mr. ". had been a candidate, his vo,c IN Rock
bridge over zen I would have been ia the pro-
proportion Of 3 10 /.
Prince 0iiiam.-ltobcrt 7. Thompson 49,
Charles Fenion Greer ST There Is said 10
be no reason TO doubt the reelection of Nj Ier-
cer ]
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
I&DVdDs

Oftnc Tynehbre Tobacco Market,
Corrected pediy 70, Tie fygitm.
Thomas \ lloI'onAf ana RICHARD TYRE
Commission AclrhaaS.