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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
For Rent,

-. Alarge wellstusted Store, with an excel
&Ff lentdry cellar attached to it. 1t is remarka-
HylsI bly, well calculated for the Dry Goods bust.
7" ness, and tenant in that line would re-
oeive tne preference. The rent viii be moderate.
octSO GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
Now Landing,

Now Landing,
81 packages of RUSSIA GOODS, consisting Of
Ravens duck and sheetings
Brusgens canvas, ALSO,
l6 bales burlaps
81 casks Marseilles Madeira and Claret wine
90 boxes st. E~tephe and Ssuterne Claret
IL demi johns of Cologne gin
100 bags shot, for sale by
senf27 A. C. CAZENovE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
To Rent,

-. The House lately occupied by Joseph
III cooper, on Ramsay'swhar the stand isequ.i
Essa ;, anv in town for small business. and well
RsAc slculsted TO accommodate smallfsmily.-
For' ms, which will be moderate, spPiyto
oct2S r. Ts A4SAT S Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
Proposals for Fresh Beef:

Office of asst Com. Of Subsistence. }
Fort Washington, Oct. 10, 1879
CEALED Proposals VIII be received at th'sofce I'M
I'M the LIST November, for furnishing the troops
of this post with
Fresh Beef,
for one year commencing the Slst day of October
1927 the beef 20 be Of good and wholesome quality
and furnished in quarters, when the qnann'! VIII
allow, when less than quarter is required an equal
proportion of LIST, I'd, and Sd quatyi the Contractor
10 deliver the beefat the post twice in each week IN
SUCH quantities shall be directed by the Assistant
Commissary Until the weather is sufficiently cool to
allow the drawing oftwo days beefat once, when the
Contractor viii be required to deliver it only once IN
eacb week Good and sufficient security will be re-
ou;red for the performance of the contract.
LIEUT.. WIN. S. NEWTON,
Or, ,6,tN Assistant Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
For Rent.
To Nent,

The three story brick Store on King,
A4fftfx three doorsabove the corner of Washing
tSM IN street, lately occupied by Mr.. Edw,
2 Smy,h. Its situation is good for
any Kind Of business The rent will be low to good
tenant J. J. DOU1LA~.
iuly 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
6. 81. Y. Thompson,

IIAvE received per ships Virginia and Boston from
Ill Liverpool, and other arrivals gennerai assor'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
REDSTEADS
Chair MannfactOry

lHN~0 at his old stand, southwest ec!V' =.
!. ] ! !
II King and Columbus streets, opPO'"'
pP the store of Messrs Jas. 4 JACOB wv =,
Heed glass, and has opened Ware RoUn ,, :.
NA the southwest corner of King and ~
NJ streets, opposite Mr.. Nestons fra :,
Hin Hotel, where he will be h'pb! :"
receive orders for Bedstead, or 'hN'.
Sand pledges himself to Use bis u'n.U =
entleavors to give satisfaction. Work will be SEM
any psrt Of the District free Of expense. -,
Orold Beisteads and old Chars Will be nte' :"
part payment for new ones. ,o.
may l6-6m ROBERT "IL'o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01
w hiskey, Tobacco, sc:
.WSJ PECEIPED,

JUNT IIELETT I'D,
rhhds whiskey, old and line
y boxes ID lump Tobacco warranted
Is bbls loaf sugar, assorted numbers
STORE.
French brandy, Holland & country gin, \. L, and
Jamaica rum wrapping and writing paper soap, seine
tgine sc. For sale by
nc, 70 JAMES IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01

Saltpetre, Powder, etc.
600 KEGS of Dupont's best Brandywine Gun
SSO powder, 40 kegs cannon and rock Powder
warranted equal to any other manufacture andnow for
sale ut reduced price.
90 casks refined salt petre, of best quality
90 packages domestic paids, blue denims and
pantaloon stripes landing this day and for sale by
July 10 a. C. CAZENOVE8 & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01

ppA supply Of the above medicine for sal.
by JOHN KENNEDY.
At the Office of the Am Col. Society, Washington
And A. I. KENNEDY, Alexandria.
oct IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
CONSIDERATION

The CONSIDERATION Of the Reverend HENRY u.
ONDERDONK, D. D. late Rector Of 81. Anne's
Church, Brooklyn, New York, to be Assistant
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Pennsylvania. during the
liie Of the present venerable sud beloved Bishop
WHITE, wac hall now held that Office for more
than forty years, and to succeed him on bis demise
took place IN this city, on Thursday last, the 2Jth
inst. There were present Bishop WHITE of Penn
sylvsnia; Bishop HoBARr, Of New York B,sbor
KEMP, Of Maryland; Bishop CHoEs, OF New Jsf-
sey and Bishop BowEN, OF SOuh Carolina. MON.
log prayer was, on that occasion, read by the Rev
DR.. Abercrouibe, and the Rev. DR.. -. H. OaIer-
donk. The Sermon, Which, We need not say, was
eloq sent and oweIlul, wss preached, by Bishop
HoBART. The Bsh elect presented for
! con ecrsiion by the Bishops Of New JeTs y and 5
Car, lima The certificate OF he csnoricsi election
o the saersl Oft by ne Convteton Of PsnasyI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

entfeat every patriot OF Virginia to tnrn his at
tention to these subjects. Out Of the collected
wisdom OF the whole something may be done, some
plans may be matured, which will give new im g.
pe'us 10 the energies of our people, and save US
from the ware into WHICH it is but too obvious we
are falling. lfihere be amongst US none who pos
sess sufficient knowledge OF these branches OF man
utacinres TO enable them to undertake them to ad-
vsnlags, may we not invite by the superior advsn-
tages we possess, well skilled workmen from a.
broad: May we not, indeed, draw capital for the
purpose! But there IL capital enough amongst us,
II II can be drawn forth, and if mistake not, we
want only well matured scheme for successful
beginning.
ihs writer does not possess that intimate knowl-
edge OF the profits which may reasonably be cslcu-
lated TO result from undertakings of the kind now
advocated, TO enable him TO state them with acru-
racy; but lie has enough of similar establish
ments IN other states to convince him, that with
common prudence and atien,iou. they may be rem.
dered eNcse lingiy profitable with Us. 1t is main
iy his purpose draw and Il the earnest attention
ot his fellow citizens 10 the subjec, - being fully
persuaded that the more in all its bearings il is en-
CURED into and examined, the more adyo il
VIII find: and If he shall succeed in this he will for
the present be content being assured that If the
ball be but properly put in motion, II will very
soon be carried along by its own imIe us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

rather than party politics. As have never been
party man. in tbe strict sense of the word, and
helng under no particular obligations to any party;
have sometimes freely expressed nay opinion OF
wha, believe TO be the errors of all parties; and
this was one OF the topics of the conversation
which gave rise TO the present controversy.
A tn the last Presidsntia. Election, | never
dill believe. and never ssid that believed, thar
there was any bargain. purchase, sale, or corrupt
nir que he'w cen the friends of Mr.. Clay and the
hien''s of Mr. Adam, and never did in my cwn
mind, attach the least degree OF crminaliiy 10 tb.n
conduct in that election. This was distinctly stat
ed in the above mentioned conversation.
about the time OF the election, formed The o
pinion that there an understanding or an ex-
pecta,ion among the friends of Mr. Clay and the
friends of Mr.. Adams, that if MIR. Adams was e.
lected President, MIR. Clay would be appointed
Secretary of State. II is unnecessary 10 meation
all the various circumstances and political ape
Pesrance which induced form this opinion /;
suffice 1t 10 FAY, that never have had any good
reason 10 change it.
III have ever said, that received by n letter
from member of Congress direct proof e on
understanding. Or agreement between the friends of
MIR. C. & the friends of Mr.. a. respecting the FRESH
Dental Election; then have inadvertently stated
that which il not rVe, for have never recei ed any
such proof. deem il honorable 10 retract my ef-
fors when convinced of them; but shall make no
concessions TO the Jackson party-they have ex&
changed neutral Tor an enemy, and they may
make the most they of the bargain.
What advantage could the friends of General
j. expect 10 gain by repeating the experiment which
has twice completely failed? They wanted to
offer another sacrifice to their dol and after con
shifting and celebrating six weeks, they concluded
10 drag forward and offer up -. BOURNE
October -, 1927.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

Godrding School for Youg Lndics.
lEN: Mhs. HAMILTON will rt.ume the ,Iuffls nj
- the' Ssmiia tie 1T d, Of OFT next -Tis fHN
ZION a' hcct ~ ucc e'sf opyrat"u Tor the two Vrsrs
s'''ro" support which has ~'yed from polite T.
Ehe eNPeet'tVns Of IT. pFiucipals from lie rrfsent
,snse"'n'' h"yfrsI asutrd will bs su more euae5 10
public exploitation.
ne bunher oi pupil cisRd ih Seminar lini,ed
me c""-e Of istucuon h's stitivu - tatfed un IN
'e"iar continued fsm i Acsu ite. ,uhfar,s
~ 'iei'e Ornsnenal branches utCts,a To- conplsIa
the fernsls educ atinn. 49, " - gs''@
ne 2einlnarY icsted ~ The hteffy arn IN hs
wv me school tOo"s extensive, .eerinE fdo n
Pfo and sty The young lldis5 will b. ~ tho
f"e' OF poths While cveTy sndssvof will h. made 70 ~
'u' ne CORRECT ahd vturus principles III shdoh to fhs
uA 'rh'7 hours, The bCaeTs Wal private inse
ton IN The evening.
Ihs SEMINARY oPen 20 the teoeP'oo Of the patsnA cot
ssfd'H' W The scholars, AID such friends ~ they 9v4b
HT I" h7he, 20 inspert rs government AID en- rel a.
me m"t competent teachers smpioyed ~ the ,srior,
dsp'm,ms the Seminary furnished With Gibns rfn-
Pete colscim1 Of Mfps also Philosophical ard CH,fieai
PslMn' ,rir'snty tHtens'st 70 demonstrate ,l1, lion,
''' per- SS"ion q 10 mors, pegabis 6g6 g,n,g n
~ ma or NJ the hsurhe Ensinh E4ncatirn, ifoIi-
te tnsh 'tan'n'ar Reading and Competition; " tius.
ahme 6e"gariv aud Tho bt Glhe, also ise,s@
LfUIsN fltutn oi Chemry, FatHral& Myfsl PhdaspF6y
,nd hrt'ry. so Ths Itn iissek French, Spanish sl
ti'sn Luggage. zach So Hnpr 60 Uari SlG0 Dew
lnc Piottns 20 water G"rifs so, VtivG Pfinpf 800
Eufsrce aua BuelS2 Easu b0adt w fu ui. herself Nth
pair q Sh+e-, FIirg rss.s sod TpRtls.
fehnond VI. sept fnn, 1917. 5e- vfGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
MORE EBONY a.vD TOP.qz.

BY universal reclamation the Ebony aud To-
paz toast carries away the palm for the RI
diculous. Next this is the following slate
ment Of Mr. Bourne. II deserves q commentary
from the lsarne Rhetoricsn of Baltimore we
doubt much whether his Brahmin researches, and
learned literature could make any thing Of this
any Hungarian production. In one paragraph
Mr. b. denies any corruption or bargain between
Me-srs Adams and Clsy's friends. IN the next,
he admits that there was an understanding or e.r
Pi1ndtion between them. IT he means that there
Vas no bargain in black and white. 1t may be
yer true; but II here verbal unde 'sfdndipg
between them, he gives up he gis OF the question
u is evident that he has some pertinent letter
on the sur!sct, which he il now anxious to deny;
and that it "a himself. and the friends Of Jack
son, who have made him the sacrifice:
from the Chdiiooths G,1efe
Having on the 9Th inst. addressed TO the Editor
Of The ItesferH IjH,r = brief and hs-ty dsnisl OF
statement, said to have been made by me re
@peciihg the last Presidential Election, and pub
ished ~ that paper OF the 9th instant; now
submit 10 he public the following remarks, which
viii PROBABLY be The las, ! shall eger publish on
thai, subject.
When have occasionally engaged IN political
discussions, the conversation his genera ly turned
"a th' principles sad r.sc,ics Of governments,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
n CARTj

\ GESTLFWNN. foppcifut co. fivs instfi fion tu the
- Latte, creek ond German Laugussfs vi sr sneot
.the q, Tutor ~ private family, fhs count -cf ss
A.sstauf iu Sfniu1fy.
will Do promptly Attended II.
R'chmn"a Oct. 2c. a. q,f
SHALL rt too me ,lur 18Th, " b. r,s lei ssn -
10 i"'ri ~, water fntp the oI of Mn " ne ws,t-
' OFT Hhh"f ere :. where thc cans esvfs &c oil bot
'l'tt GEEK IN ny ks-te on Tu,taho, & 10. w.r TN
IteN' W. sUAPsItu.
-f-' 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

WAS committed g. the Jsti Of hi, Couuf, o. ~ , about f
~ oh dfy 81 Juy last, .apl lively boy spou So ,,a
old ai' ieti two aud bali inrcs hfeh urn saii
hts irehcad vg CALI himself Bcnj Jont. sod ~,
I've wa' born ree TIE o'7rei fsI"e'd 90 fows'f
prove prnprfty- pas charges aud iss bon he will
he dest viii a., fhe l1e duecfa JACOB FlLEL Js'iof.
Be3t3fd 60, Oct = .ssiet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
TIE RICIIlfO.y.D PARTI.

II ia 10 be hoped, that after the scenes which
have been recently rehesrsed in this City, by the
Administration party, they will have the grace to
cant less abop' a Richmond Party, -NetrOpoluan
DiciatioD, &c. &c. II there be one, there are
too Ri,hmondS in the field"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

To Nancy TlomN, Peggy Ttopsas, Lcy YAosins at6 j.,
rob Thomas, oiVdren ofJoseph Thorna5, dee
TAKE this method Of nip ming you your proportion
A(oneieyenh) Of The T. tate Of your uncle Wn Thomas.
u Louisa uuiy, Va, who died intettate, r
hand, aud ready for dirhuion you, according The
Act VI ASsn'hIy - such cases, made aud provided.
DAVID RICHAKDSQN,
A. an. ~ WIN. Thnrrs.
n. ~ The persons 1h1ve mentioned, from th,
county 81 Loua Is Yeas sso, supposed
be etherin Tennessee Kentucky Any person who ram
such nlo will euahe their r,et
II tesdsnee viii confer irvoi urOn them and ty wh
% jackson Post Olise, LOUISA county, Va.
Oct. %. 81 -y,4e. ~. RICHARDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

TO POETS The ENG ,irsr Carriers res
protiuy tsleated Vat 1t soc'cty, CHRIST
MAS ADDRESS which, the cu-topdtN lratte-, Lv,
wish present her Patrons The uus Chfstmas
Tn 50 who may write, VIII dir-oi bc tGI,inn.
To- the Editors, fT1n winch selection viii he dmi
the Will acquainted With that seir5iiOu, receiving
,sysrai Oppies pf the Add pm ri merely
expfcssilIn Of grautnie Tor tIe services rendered.
IT It's desirable that thy be any time b. fore
he 18Th D.ern,her. bni drlAy tlI aite li nod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

The address to the Rev. Mr.. Kerr, and Messrs
Johnson and Call Also, tue proceedings of the
Jackron MEETING in FauquieT, and The anti Jackson
meeting Ia Richmond county, will appear on Tues
day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

DISMAL SP.5NP L4FD COJTPHh-Y
fIVAkE nticf TIA the eins of th, Company will tx.
4 place TIE jfl dsy ~ Nov. sceodns 10 die ,fo
visions Of t'e A'tof A'enbly FitLDING LEWIS,
Ptssdeni.
The Editor Of 'bs N"rfo. Il'r'ld will avs-,-
mrni. T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

Eastern District of Prg',un 4g,s
ff@E Il rtm-mhertd that the s day Ostnh.r IN III,
~ 52d year of the Independence of the Upied States Of
America, iii, EVcclrr,y, WA. Il. GILES Of tire
Seal District, u at the t-ouimous talth o
Vuginias, Tor X ~ behalf Of sad Commonwealth
hath deposited in this Odice ih- title oi Nsy, trn
whereof he cl.ius (for the hensht VI Commonwealth
,torcsad Proprietor, the words fclluvne a. vii:
Map uf the State oi VusniI, reduced run the .h
or the State IN c9mf,r nit, law ~ Herman Royen
In cruirTnuv The At Of the Con, Uuifed
States entnir, Al Act ut she learning
10y ihc ptts Map. Chats sfd Bo tfe Al
hors snd rupets ct such Copes duriar 0srem,
mentioned" iS-neJ RID. JEF FRIES,
Clerk 81 ibe Eastern Dutr,ct 81 Va ini,.
?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

vania was read by the Rev. w IL. De Lsncsy.
Secretary thereof. The instruments of concert from
all the dioceses of the Union, were read by the
Rev. j. Kemper, Secretary of the Standing Com
mittee OF Pennsylvania, to whose charge they
belong. The consent of all the Bishops, but one
who has not been heard from, being msioriiy.
was officially declared; the presiding Bi~hop per-
formed the act OF Conservation. assisted by all the
Bishops present. .9n d. fdr
To the Eddor. OF ~. Sa;onal ini-hv.neer.
SrEASIBoAr CONSTITUTION,
Ortober 81. 1927. !
From asence of duty TO ourselves and for the
information of travellers, generally The subscribers,
Passenger, in the Union Steamboat Line, from
tire public, the following facts:
Owing, entirely, to The carelessnsss and intern
peiance OF two drivers, and the one attempting 10
pass, and the other TO prevent il one of the Stages
goipg from New Castle TO FIenchtown, tlis day,
containing seven passengers, was overturned, and
tive persons badly injured two of them dang er
~ 80. viz: Rev. Bishop Kemp, of Baltimore, and
DR.. Hamilton. of Fredericksburg.
James Griffith, Natchez. Miss. r. C.. Plummer,
New Bedford, Mass VIM. V. Bond Ohio John
N. Brown, of Baltimore. Johnston McLanaban.
Of Phiadel phia w. 5. Nichols, Georgetown. d.
&. Thomas Richardson Balfour G. Bailey, Bait,
Simeon Lie, Windsor, VI. Tho. NJ. Thomson,
Charleston, Mas. Thomas Turner, L.. S. Navy
Tbeo. II. Smith. Baltimore. Jonathan Barber, Phil
adelphia. John Brownlow, Philadelphia f. NJ
Pomeroy, New Heaven. J. Hallsm, Baltimore.
Ia. Grove, S;rasburg, Va. David Nevins, n. York.
Nicholas Caheras, Richard Boyd. Baltimore Coun-
~. J. l.. Skinner. Washington City. &. Taylor,
N York. WIN. Adcock, Manchester Va. Danl. ID
Brodhead. Boston.
DEATH OF BISHOP KEMP
IT becomes our mournfu duty to record the death
o. the Right Reverend Jim'S Kemp, ID. d. late
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Maryland, and Provost of the University of Ma
land. who departed this life yeserday, about
quarter past O'Clock, p NJ. The cir cums,ances
attending the death Of this esiimsbie and disiin.
guished individual, SUCH, render i, psrii-
cularly distressing. AS he was returning from
Philadelphia, where he had been TO assist in the
conservation of the Bishop Onderlonil, in pass.
Ing over the Peninsula, between tie two bays,
the driver of the coach in which be was, being in-
toxicated, as is surprised, attempted to pass ano
ther csnisge, and upset the coach. by which cans
several OF the passengers were severely Injured,
and among others Bishop Kemp receiV ed the hunt,
which has terminated in his death.
BAH Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

The New York Mercantile Advertiser Saturday last say,
Information reached this city yesterday morning. that the
Fust Teller of the Branch Of the Virginia State Bank
PetcTatnrg shseC nled from that place Sunday
with FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in the bills of that
pioatIon made 10 Of the broker. Wsdnesd4y
morning. exchange large cfths Hills of hank hy
person who that he wished pun bills
gland. One broker whom he a.kcd TO exchange the
so 0O0 about draw check tor the amount thin
king there something the appllcsiipn Of
stranger for large amount declined the sisaccn and
have not heard whether lite succeeded RI citing
exchange lie stated thar he hurry, aud
embark in tn packet which sailed about that sY fer
Liverpool We understand the Teller left h house
burg +'cock the uins, and got h1srd
boat for Baltimore. lie len with litter for h,
wife, with injunction be Delivered TILL the following
sence, hst tte induced 10 hand
afternoon The letter enclosed : 90 for her
discovering what her hu hsnd had done, se informed the
fcers OF the bauk, and Immediately restored the money he
hands.
1, said the II the teller Sneun arI hat his
connections very respectable. II Is ,e
has left here ia the packet.
meeting Of the cnIrn, 81 Augusta County tisully
the present Aimui.t tut place the
SNunton the 22 nsi which, the following gentle meu
Richmond Jtnuary next Chapman johnson, Archi
bald Suu Robert Port@feid, Ch,rle, y Stuart john ay
and L. Wadiell.
N,ehol,. &. Krnuev, JeT'son Stuart WIN. Ci.ke Tho
mss j. Niche, anil VIM heuney, appointed Com
uttee OF Cruts P0ndeuce.
JJ-Aivsrtems n,s omitted shl he attended in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

" HEREBY forwsrn my rtrson from trading or bpvny
- note tie po',,sson of Jno s Edmonton. Tor 500
gwen The 2cih SEPT last BY me-, or hotses h. an
yd,ett against I've claim. WM u. BOWLTs
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02

To Tobucro AMI Cotton TIduf rs
VEl & T. GWAfHHEY, vili teceiy~ snd s-t Com.
Ss m'o1 tobhrc0 and cotton Q" those Planters who
hink II 10 cOnssn their crop. to them.
Nov q ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
RICHMOND PRICES CUR RENT

17-Aiyetli.smoa'' omitted 'h'l ne attended to in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
Temporary success, 70 hs party Comment On such pfoA

Temporary success, 10 Rs party Comment q such p,sA.
gacy is unnecessary JoiN bAibEf
dorchester Mass. Oct. II, 1897.
The Editor Of the N. Y. Nv. Post declared, that
he has been in possession of the same facts" tor
some time, with those announced in the paian'
um. We Join with the Editor OF the Boston Cour-
Ter. in expressing curiosity as to the manner IN
which he will meet this unqualified contradiction
PhiladeIph;n, October 1.-THE National Pal
ladum Of yesterday morning is entirely silent on
the subject of the allegations which II made some
time ago, respecting MIR. Adams, Mr.. Webster and
Mr.. Bailey The latter, as our readers know, 10
Il letter under his own hand to the Boston DAILY
Advertiser, which we copied on Monday, says.
"erery particle of these allegations (of the 'alla-
dium) is gross fabrication. UTTERLY DESTITUTE
OF THE SHADOW OF TRUTH" And vet the Pal
ladum has neither the courage to MAINTAIN his as
sertions, nor the honor to disavow them Depend
upon it, Mr. Editor and PROPRIETOR" the title
which YOU bestowed upon yourself some time since,
fits vou well. and il will stick to you. Where are
the two members of Congress, whose names you
said were left with to warrant the truth OF your
falsehood ? Have they fled ? Is the election over
and are you as reckless Of public opinion as you are
of truth Democratic Press.
Three Black Crows-Since the above WAS in
type, the Palladium of this day notices that the
truth of their statement respecting the letter OF
Mr.. Bailey to Mr. Webster, has been denied BY
all the parties duplicated, and assures the public
that if the statement cannot be- sustained III all IL
detail, we. at least, have not male it without tue
sanction of responsible name"
What confession of baseness is here. When
the Palladium first published this tissue OF lies y
.iated that it was IN possession Of the names %
twD members of congress as vouchers tor ITS truth.
Now when the oalumny is exploded, the two mem
bers IT congress are no more paraded, but we are
told there is :" responsible name" Is not this
,na for lne purpose Of imposing upon the public .
The Truth Of the story is abandoned. and the men
sho laid they had two members Of congress -
sin.h e., L. now have the unhlushng impndehct
"a sa, that Z" if thu statement cannot be sustained.
ne, have a responsible name.' Let them give
an their responsible name that the finger Of scor
Nd disgrace NAV turn fron them u!on him. u
t,p, do u give responsible name, th"ir own will
b" closely inte,twlsted with dl>sra' that tne'
will forever be associated in the pubic unn'l.
ibid
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
! FARMER.

The Directors pf the baltimore and Ohio RAil Road Com
pany have made the, Fist Annual Report the Stock
holders. Although detailed account ~ cpn,a ned 10
the Report, Of the result ct the adopted by the
Directors. II is gratifying to find that they speak uth una
bated confidence to NE feasbness Of project whose
consequences will be at asst grea, s n,ndc
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