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M IEasiio. James Otcy, sheriff OF bfdi'l.
S2+A and administrator Of John hayhes, o''"'
Iigitluan 4. Coubs VI illiam HAYNES, WEN"
\. sherman aud James BiIbro, eAe,ls OF lida3
ID Sherman, decd Thomas Campbell, e''
Barnabas Edison, and Charles {. fa'"'9"t
cxv'rs of Royce .dson. deod.-lahe non.
that we shall proceed at Chariutte Court hoo'',
on the 3D. day oiJuly next, between tht i.9
and the setting the sun Of thai day to i'h' II"
deposition oil thomas T. BouIdin and ohs.
and on the 2Sth day Of August next, At !. al" :
Court-house, proceed to take the Dispositions ~
William Il. Porter, and others, between ~
rising aud the setting of the SIN OF tha' us!
and TO be continued TO the next day IRON ~
rising until the setting of the Sun OF that Gay u
so, ifnot sooner completed, TO be read as 9,
dence in a suit in the superior Court Of I Id"
Gerry, for the Lynchburg district, in "h,Cn "a
and others are defendants, and we are Pid''i"''
Yours, &c SC. ,,
ALEXANDER PRICE.
uRSIEY &. PRICE,
DAVID STREET
POLICY STREET,
PETER W. STREET,
SUSAN NJ. STREET
Legatces of I'm. Scott, s =,
May 25. c4"1-
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's'n'g u purchase will please call and examine
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fY1AfiD a. ROBERT KYLE haze jos -
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FOREIGN,
New YORK, Jan. IL.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE

IMP WAR WITH SPIN
BY the packet ship florida, Captain Tinkham,
in the remarkable short passage of 25 DAYS from
Liverpool, the Editor Of the National Advocate
has receive ed his files Of the London Times, New
Times, Traveller, Courier, Ledger, and Sun, 10
the i4'h December, inclusive.
One OF the most important pieces OF inrelli-
sence which we have received from Ensl and, for
many years past is the account of the breaking
out OF WAR BETWEEN PORTUGAL
AND SPAIN. The facts and circumstances at
tending this new aspect of affairs, are of the
deepest magnitude. In entering upon this sub.
ject we shall endeavour to present TO our readers
the spirit and substance of the.numerous letters
and newspapers which our European correspon.
dents send us with much regularity and attention
In this new condition of things in Europe our rea-
ders will perceive the value of such means of in
teilsence The Message OF the King will be
gwen below. This message was unanimously re-
sponded TO by both Houses of Parliament the on
position well the ministerial benches all unit
ing In the same feeling OF indignation against the
conduct OF Spain, and by implication the secre
behaviour Of France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-11

cient as the system ofnature ITSELF or as ,sr The
:, Eitnt % -" ,.h m, nature was formed" "The
h su On W Which right depend did not
begin wi the law, when i, was w snd e,jes
and d'e eotemporary With the eternity of 3d. 3D..
believe in vir,ue, in patriotism, IN no"o 'f
in truth: believe there Is an e'erna, Sen'e ",
ripit. natural love ofjustice: believe 'ha'
vice, crime, treason, falsehood, corruptioh' ae
i, the unnatural state Of man-superih'ueeIJ
by defective education, depraved morals anu
dangerous example. They are only ekcep'
tons to the beautiful order OF me mora moa,
Major Eaton's Address VII. DC "'''"'
considered, and the Subject pursued;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-11

| handsome assortment, some equal u an 10
| ported, with beautiful borders
cases and A Irish linens, gross, blesched anls
perior finish
do housewife linens, warranted bleach
| 2 do Irish sheeting
IA, 4, Ga and 1914 table diapers
! Birt!se, and Russia DO
Linen cambrics, some extra fine
Do do hdkf', elegant coorcd borders
Ladies' black and white English and French six p
| DO do do cotton and wors,ed DO
| English and French white and black silk gloves
White and coiored lid, beaver and copi castor DO
Gentlemcn's real buck Beaver and lIorseskm do
Cravat stilfcncrs
Copd plaid Italian cravats, new and beautiful All &
Black Italian cravats, superior quality
cases ladies' leghorn honnets, some cSr. has
Mix'd and white lanIbswool hose
DO do do half do
Cotton, flags and Britannia hhkts
An elegant assortment of pufs, curls, clusters, '0
ringlets, lotes, style, warranted OF The b'' ~
ntacture
Large shell, tuck and side combs
Long, curl and dressing do
Ivory and pearl pocket do
Brazil shell tuck and side combs
Pure Cologne water
Ostrich feathers
I-acils long and short
Silver ;himblcs; Tapes and bobbins
POO dozen Clark's spool cotton
100 do do do do colorcd
bale MarshaIl's and Atkinson's do d patent w.''
blue, black and assorted servings
DO do do twist
ape, pengro suspendcrs, superior quality
Best gilt, coat and vest buttons
bale Lyon skin, weishty texture
3 do negro cloth
do blue plains
5 do lipseys various patterns, very wciShy te\'~'
, do grey plains
German ticklenburgs and oznaburss
Til!alng ALSO,
q Packages Of Domestic GO0ds'
3 bales Washington and Conmbi. ticks So.
cases striped and plaid gingha'ns, some eA''' -
and handsome patterns
do 81 apron checks
do A. do do
bales Ga bleached sheetings
do 81 do do
do A. do do
do GA brown sheeting
do 81 do do
do A. do do In,
do a. do very heavy texture and vel CIV
lated for Negroes summer wear ,,,,n
20 bales cotton yarn, from No. 4 to IL, equAi "
in market .oo
y it'll variety of other goods too numerous 10
We will receive bv every arrival from our ho. ,,s
'ew-York, fresh supplies Of every desiaoe MET
hat will be wanted for this market. CoH"ui ss
hants with those wanting family supplies are
d to call and examine the goods, we are ds'e, Ss,
d to sell for cash at very small advance on u.
'ork auction prices o'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-11
New IVY Goods Stove.
FRESH APPROPRIATIONS
KYIE AND DAWSON

KXIE AND DAWSON,
JHAVE the pleasure TO announce 10 the Citizen.
! 1 Alexandra, and the public generally. tia, ;,
have received by the late arrivals from ph.ra6er,1
and New York, the residue of their tall purrh,,
they have now open, IN the Store recently occ,EE
by Mr. Robert Barry, directly opposite John,'E.r
Butcher's II ,rdware store, AN EXTENSIVE sut >.
neral assortment of British, irish, french. >v.
German, india and American goo,s, suts,e fr,E'
present ADD approaching season, INC! cCiss IN p.,
of the following articles:
London extra super blue, black, Olive, @een. srI
steel and oxford mkt cloths
No super do do
DO DO fine do do
Extra super blue and black casmercs
Super do do do
8 Cases superfne satlinets
10 DO second quality do
Do common 10 comprising 4 complete 3.,,,.
mcnt of blue, grey, oxford and steel r...,
Dr,b. mixed, olive and blue fearnots, stout GOO,
S.v,nsdown. toinnettsanl y,lentia vc,'iAg
plain. black silk velvet, ior vests OF extra oasr.
-also colorei some handsome Patterns d"
Figured, striped ard plain blacs, Lng ISL silk ,,e-
white, red and green aAnneis
Bale green bazes
| DO do carpet do
9 Cases gentlemcn's Tartan pl1lds
Bsngnp cords
Bales rose Blankets, 4, 81, l04, III, ~, e.
extra quality
; DO pnin,
Case bombaznes, some eNtra fine
! . 40 bomjazetts assorted cOiors, SImc ey,ra fine
| Do ladies Carolina ,llSiis some ban! ,om. ya,pr,
10 Cases fancy prints. comprising complete .,yr
ment ofthc newest and most fashionable 81
| some very superior III quality
| I Case "A, furniture chintz, be2uiiful goods
| A Str a 90 ufi,,r
Dp4 :, Oh striped, plaid and shaded 5a,,sr, L.-.
tiiul pattern,
! BIsck satin leyaEtin>s
Slack Italian Iutrs'ring, some equal to aUy mpg':
Plain black, figured and striped Sro.dc.nOss Al sus
! ties
Corored 10 do do handsome goods and well ag-s
| Black mode
Black, white and assorted colorch satin,
Do do do do !lorences
Black sinchews, ve:y superior in qua'y
DO sarcenetS do DO
2 Cases black rankin grapes
DO do canton do
Black and colorcd Italian grapes
1 Case super bandanoes, large size
Do do aags do DO
do do do common do
100 Cashmere shawls, assorted colors, some w, Gu.
\ handsome and general assortment Of fanc, bai;.
aud silk hdkfs
Swiss muslin robes, extra rich worl. and patterns
An elegant assortment of sprlg and dotted ssI,, an!
book muslins
IA, Cd, plain null aid swiss, also jackones 40.
medium do
A, 81, plain black do
Al, GA ca nbrc A, o. dimity
An elegant assortment Of worked muslin oaP'' Ps
lorenes and collars some beautiful patterns
Worked inserting trimming ana c'S'rs
A., O., plain bobbinetts, some very tne
English thread lace inserting
\ large and beautiful assortment ct French MdfI5
fish thread laces and edgngs
Thread lace capcs piI,orcnes and collars real Frcn
D work splendid goods
4 IN elegant aud wei selected assortment ofjors
ribbons, different styles and qualities
Satin and 'utestling ribbons from No. |! Ol2
Cap ribbons; Be!t do, new style
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-11
From the Lou,spiKe Foctls.

! Jackscn's ansUer to the invitation from Frank
fort is in our columns TO day, After all tn,
mean Sing of himself and rome of his parti,
sans. against other persons for travelling, at
tending di 'ners, making speeches, &c. ne has
unblushingly expressed his Willingness to tra>
vel about 200 miles. solely to attend a dinner
given to celebrate the success Of his party al
an election in another State, in which he had
inierfered and helped them to succeed-and fnr.
Their, to promoe his cause in that state! The
purs old Romdn i not going to Orleans in Jam
vary next to e'ecti 'neer No, at all. lie would
soonrr The Mississippi should swallow I'd
the city and him elf in it, than stoop to such
meanness. Que,e: what does he mean when he
says in his bF'oafe letter-that from circumsione.
IS which at present surround me, and over
which hnus no control. an deprived of the
Plearure OF participating with you in this fe,-
hval. What are these circumstances, that
have deprived him of his personal liberty? Are
6ody guard placed around him bv the
White washing committee. We had under
stood before, that he had been placed in "cir
eumstanoes" to proven! his doing auy thing to
inlure the cause of the combination 1t would
De mos' extraordinary event in history, for a
m IN 10 be elected chief magistrate of great
na'ion, whose want Of prudence and character
was SO great, that his friends and neighbors
had actually to appoint committee 10 guard
hln and prevent an exposure!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-11

Inc New Hampshire Journal, new paper
published al Concord, which supports the ad-
mih!straiion with great spirit and ability, has
received within the last five weeks an addition
OF Oily subscribers, and although i, is but lit
Tie more than one year since its commence.
meht, II now numbers upon its subscription
list, THREE THOUSAND patrons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-27

be informed, in the first instance, what form Of
Government exists ih Greece which is acknowl.
edged by the entire people, and who are at the
heads of that Government, that the Divan NAV
be aware of the character of those with whom
the proposed treaty is to be entered into. The
Ministers of the Diyan affirm, that they are not
aware Of the existence OF any such Government
or individuals possessing suchattribu,es. They
contend, that the Greeks are afaithless, treach-
erous people, in whom no confidence can be
placed for the fulflment OF any stipulaiions that
may be entered into with them; and quote, in
proof Of the assertion, the recsm instance ofthe
massacre ofthe Turks, at the Monastery Of ST.
Spiridion, who were butchered In the most
wanton and cruel manner, in the face Of a sol:
emn engagement that their lives should be spar
ed, on the faith of which they surrendered.
The Sultan requires, therefore, that this out
rage shall be punished, and that there shall be
established over the Greeks, as nation, some
form Of Government TO which the whole nation
shall confess obedience, and which shall be re-
cognized in that character BY the So2ereigns
ofEurope.-
WHAT answer has been given 10 these repre-
sensations does not appear in lheVienna letters.
1t is, obviously, an expedien,, on the part Of The
Sultan to gam time.
The intelligence from Vienna, given above,
seems 10 have checked the advance Of Greek
Bonds, because il thre atens greater delay than
was anticipated in the conclusion ofthe negocia-
ton for the independence Of Greece. The last
price was lS
Lisbon, May 23-A private letter says there
is a misunderstanding between Sir w A. Court,
and Gen. Clinton. Ii arises from The contra
diction existing between their reports with re-
speet 10 this county. 1t appears the former
has rcpressnted the Portuguese as not DESTROYS
of tLe chawer-and the latter represents that
almost the vhOi" nation were aesrous oil u;
but that ouiy some privileged and ambitious
persons oppose il with the ministry, which d
doptcd no measures 10 put an end to present re-
volts 1t has been remarked, that for some
time General Clinton, was not present al lh,
dinners given by the ambassador; and that he
.,ays GREAT attention TO the Minister ct War
From tie Courier Franchise IF Friday
il4dt;S. Nay 2s.-(Privaie Correspondence
Some very singular scenes have lately taken
place a, the Court. Even in the interior of the
Palace placards have been posted, on which
were written the watchwords Of the Apostolic
cal party" Viva Carlo Qain,o! Viva la InQuisi-
clon! NIucr,c los Nsgros." This outrage on
the King has given rise, TO very warm remon-
strances among the members otIac Royal Fam
iy, and every eXertion has been made 10 discor-
er its authors. Senior Galindo, the Deputy Of
The Corregidor has been sent to AranJncz To
make the slrictest inquiries among the officers
and domestics Of the Palace.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-27
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY an arrival at New York, London dates
10 the evening Of the 18th and Liverpool 10 the
18th of June have been received. The only in
,eres,ing items Of news are those relative to The
lac victories, and to the Frightening prospects
cf the Greeks.
A letter from Liverpool, of the 18th Of June
states, tina, Notwithstanding the amendments to
the Corn Bill in the House Of Lords, it was ex-
pec,ed TO pass that House in its original form.
The English papers give highly favorable &C
counts Of the crops throughout the kingdom,
aud the good effects from the revival Of trade
were becoming more and more manifest.
The Lontlon Gazette Of the 9Th contains an
order in council, pursuant TO treaties, for abol-
ishing the anchorage dues claimed in the ISL
ands Of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark,
on ships belonging TO Denmark, Prussia, Hano-
YER, Sweden, Norway, United States Of Ameri-
ca, the Free Hanseatic Republics, the state Of
Colombia, and the U. States of Rio de Ia Plata.
The opposition in France seems to increase.
The ultras are still excited on account OF the
removal of Hyde de Neuville
n lcltE ItOtu IiaNIS1 uaNSN SuhS oNu, S0s ~
that. Com. Porter's vessels had captured, off
Cape ST. Antonio, several Spanish vessels, one
valued at $4,000.
poRrUeAL-The provision for the main,en-
anee Of the British troops stationed in oortu'
gal, passed the Commons without a division,
and was sanctioned by The House OF LORDS
The seeding Ministers voted for the supplies.
The Editor Of the Liverpool Courier says
ave are glad, however, to find that wha, ap-
pears 10 us TO be the right principle, has been
very explicitly assented to on both sides-that
our interferenceis confined 10 the protection OF
our ally from the invasion and Vaccinations OF
foreign power, and that it is not 10 be consi-
dered as an interference with the right OF the
people Of Portugal, if they choose il, even to go
wrong, * to reject the constitution altogether.
GREEcx.-It appears by the accounts which
have been received from various quarters, that
the affairs of this country are approaching to-
wards a favourable crisis. The best authenti. /.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-27
From the Kentucky Reporter.
THE DINNER TO MR.. CLAY.

On Thursday last, the proposed Dinner was
given 10 Mr.. Clay al No5le's, by The citizens oil
Lexington and Fayel,e county. AT IL o'clock,
Capt Bledsoe's troop Of Cavalry from Athens,
and number of citizens on horseback, waited
upon Mr.. Clay "a, his lodgings in town, and es-
cored him 10 the place of dining. The escort
was conducted by Maj. RoBB, who acted as
Marshal If the day, at the request oil the Com
m,t,ee of Arrangements. On arriving at No
ble's, tho at an early hoar, an immense num-
Der ofMr C's.old friends, many oil them the first
acquaintance formed by him in the State,
were found already assembled, and eagerly
pressed around their old and faithful public
servant 10 welcome him, and 10 renew their
pledges OF undimnished confidence and es-
teenl
Tho Number present was computed by the
ccmmittee 81 500: others think the humDrr
greater; we are satisfied il could not have been
much less. The~Hon. W. b. ROCHESTER, and
several strangers from distance were lnyi'ed
guests.
An uuusua! degree of enthusiasm was dis
plaved on this occasion. Alta moment when
Mn. CLAY is assailed by the yicst calumnles,
and beset on all sides by enemies OF all sorts,
the presence and warm embraces oil SO many oil
his old friends, who had known him and given
him their support from the first day oil hi pub
lie life. could not fail to excite the liveiest =
motions and make deep impression on his
hear,. If his calumniaturS could have wit
nrsscd the scene, and been sensible OF the re
spcctabilitv and intelligence Of this large com
pauy. they would utterly despair OF accom-
plishing the destruction OF The object OF their
malice. :.
A heavy rain which came on before the di-
rinr had been concluded, interrupted the en-
oymen,s OF the company
A very hand some Address was delivered al
ter dinner, by Mr. WILLIAM BULLOCK, at the re-
ourS, of The Committee al Arrangements, be-
fore the Toasls were read.
The Sneech delivered by Mr.. CLAY, when the
Toast complimentary TO him had been ANNOUNCE
ed. was of considerable length. He amin
ed freely upon The course pursued by his enemies
since the last Presidential election. Gen. Us
conduct and particularly his letter TO Carter
Beyerly. were subjected to severe analysis IN
This powerful address, and the injustice oil
these reiterated attacks was plainly exhibited.
The sDeech was warmly appiauded through
out, The toasts were received with aociama-
tons
the table, and three OF the small h"moer OF SUIT
wing revolutionary officers in this county
Col. AB: BowMAx acted as Presidents: Capt
John Fowler, Capt. John Pos,leihwait, Or
Richard Pinden. A, F. Price and Richard Hig-
gins. Esors. as Vice Presidents.
TOASTS.
!, The President ofihs U. S'afss-Washington
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe have borne tes'
.;nonv ~ his talents and integrlty-Let those
who impeach thsir credit come forth
. TXe Observation-Disclosures not as purt
rs The angels, they are upright, able and pa'rll'
otic have merited and will receive the comb
dence of the American people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-27
Paper.
Earm Wanted.

VNANTED to rent, for a few years, FARM in
w Virginia, within IS miles Of Alexandra and
Washington; but one FIVE miles would be greatly pre-.
ferred. rhe farm must have comfortable dwelling
house with or good rooms, good and convenient
out buildings, good water near the house, good Or
chard plenty Of rail timber and FIRE wood, and $50
of arabic land. --orl Soad purchase, on long
credit four or five hundred acres thus improved, or
exchange excellent city property for good farm as a.
boye described Inquire for further particulars at the
Editors of the Phcnix Gazette, and write to me mi
mute description of the farm and its improvements
More than usual care will DE taken Of the property
The situation must be healthy. july l0-eo3w