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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

pursuance pToyisloa OF deed OF a.i bs51,e-
daie ~, - day ct September, 1896 ard uy reccfI-a
Mrs Elizabeth Alexander, o the city Of Rchmonl 10 me H.
undsTsgosd Ffutee, and for the purposes ter.
go, i.ns on ne h Monday Of August the ssth day
sa noh'h al tour oocs IA the afternoon, before
Hotel, IN the city Of Richmond expose 60 sale nj ubIi 49,
Ton 10 the highest hddeT for cash. the land IN tn ,aid
Nee 'neystc me; ~ so much tber.ofas shall
TO saty thu purposes of wh lAd is dec,beJ
~ Tue said deed 'ated in the Henrico eoann
o< acres tod and 80 poles and bounded ologs HEINZ
nins a 'h saa thence ouih IS I2 We-12t psI,,
70 whe Oak in road thence with the road 10 Pine on
Big Boar Swamp-;hence with Big Boar Swami n,, 's
opposite gum StuGp-lhence 10 the snm stnrnn a. = -
North 40 poies-We ~ poles the hernpnr: i, her,
the tf land conveyed by decd fn Chs,1 "a ,s
ter AMI Frances his wife, the said Elizabeth Alexahder
corded the records II deeds y uenso county in the wear
isIZ; JOSIAH u. ABBofT Trustse.
Jolly 20 2lN,s,I,Au,s.,
thuiNIA. superior ehaneery holden a. lie
Capitol ~ the city Of richmond, Gh dsy Of June.
Psik- Street p,r
Against
William Street, George Street, An.honv Street. Hannah
Brown, Sally Street and will,au l. Morrs Dec -
William Murr having been ,sade a defendant, 10 tb;.
SUIT, tbs day fled has answer, and hereuron cause came
the bill sn'wers. Ttplieans, exhibit. and sxanpsnn f
aud was argued by ounse whereof
a"d oy CONSENT the court doth order that the plaintiff render
S account Of ms ad'ns,fson u the estate of John
dec before one Of the commissioners the COST who Is d.
rec,e9 70 examine, sae aud settle the ngu-bing
'uoh usu IS are chaf Seabr the real
specially such other ether party may renrr sn
report he same TO TIE court; and the .r,i..
w ihs Cause me sale by the complainant 10 William Morn,
e The tenement the proceedings mentioned coun,oul
eaiied Ise' Lot Tying IN the CITY Richmcnd be,s.- IN
ShookG Warehouse and James River Is eonGrmes. an, ~
doth further order, when gonh title mall be ,s m
the defendant Morris same that lie psy ;be aa, 20
die putchsss money shall ti,n be due go,
such interest as lawfully he due thereon. into the Bank
o Viz gua 10 the credit Cause subject 10 M fs
Order OF the court and the said Tenement shall n MAN
sHhltc 10 any future Older of the court relation TO the b.
lance OF the purchase money iull the whole he paid
ii copy Iesie' wan. W. HENING, c. c,
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ScOff's LIE .6anoIcc,,

PTess end will he .peediy puh.hed Life Of N.eoieo
b0napaIte, with + eliDinay View of,he French ev,.
an e'egaHt P.dtfaH ii Napoleon We
~ Orders for subscriptions the shove Work received
by US at much i PIice than the work sold ot 10 o
su3sehtIs. j. IL. x I. NASH, Richmond, Va
July ~.
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WILL let, for atcfm ofyesfs, m hr nrS yea,
me planistiun In NpwFeu county. about miles
ne eoihsusc, called CEDdR MN belonging 10 ny ward
James semplt The dwelling house LARGE and eonlodi-
GUS and ins '-hrues snicisnt rupntes OF ans
ten'nt they wiii all he ~ good condition end Of tie
Yeas 90 'h,y afe no" uHdtfgotg excye reptug.
sipted - tbe cultivation Of c1n. ns, and lotion and
'n"s parts u produce good wheat cesk an extensg,
nafih are included Within ts bounds hts tact M .o
ne igmer 3 profitable winter hshofy, snd Uaeks nav D.,
ea sneb n"mhes 90 'he margin not only ,urgly the
tshie bu 90 make them grh scndfnr % TIE Bcbm,n mar
ket rfIer 90 l-afe ihe place r i've ycsrf. hf n be-
not it'ed r fencd ont privately before Searmler court
day, vii be reuied 90. q, de h,rbs, i,. ~, %
yea the ls,se "r tfHaut 70 have po.ssan hs ,ni
tne ye7 bat 10 be ~ liberty TO small grain i 'he f
compromising foi ,he iaa,y winch MY be- Zane r., re- w n
crop. "a -.e' et,tBf u
Juiy ~.
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Distinguished
We resre, the number Of which were made in the
Essay on I9haeep IN oSr owing raineray the
se.sd cory ~ we could possibly spare the ,PAee-A is
In the 2Sh line shove the head catfrg aud FGror alter
the word covering curing -In the 20h line below The
head Cutting end Flavor change the word eons,,nasi 10
The word Ha;re pee.In the stu line bro,v Firing IN
V,,s alter the word Fnts TO Negorlo Tie i7h line below
between the words cured II will then read, cared pycss,
PCT the word poor IN the place Ct aud IN the
second line lower down put the word far place rad;
,e, IN man IN place OF thean The All line below the head
stripping and A'sonS insert the word Gei in place Of last
seri the word rae IN place Of In the sh line, head
Pn' the word best in place Of iastln the Ash nt bead
beo the head Order alter the ~o'ss and pase,.n TO- on
gskea,ns; snd pha comm. At the end Of b1tg In the
IN The S9h line head change the word aedfes
mo'Fes-inhe 4is lue, same head, put the bs,,,
pi'es 81 edn-Paee the word do betw the words "
The 18th line, same heal.
Con-. PoRrER.- Lieutenant Thompson Of the
Mexican Navy, srriv ed at ST. Augustine in the
eoop Grey Hound, from Key West. has fur
nlshed the editor oil the Herald with the follow
ing informa,ion:-
''Com. Porter, had returned 20 his feet a, Key
West, and was still blockaded there by COM /. "a
borde- Union * harmony existed among the Off
GERS and crews of the Mexican Navy; and Com
generally. A reiDfoIcem of two ships was ex-
pscted daily
'Ihe neutrality Of Key Yves, nod not been vi
olated. L, was understood that the Minister a,
W ashingion bad made represent alton to our
Government, on the subject, but with what effect
is not known. The charge that the neutrality
Dad been violated probably originated in the Ha.
vana. and II was strongly urged that Laborie.
should attack Porter in key West II is said that
there IS serious difference between Laburde and
1en. yves that there is contest be,w cen them
Tor authority and it il probably this difference that
has been the source of thousand rumors
MIR. Pinckney the Collector, few days ago
had communication with the Spanish ON m odore,
upon the subject of this charge of Breach of
Neutrality. LsboIde replied that he considered
MIR. Pinckney too much of a gentleman to sufTsr
any Violations OF this kind. and Commodore Potter
TOO much ola -1filito, 10 pay strict obedience
to the rights of neuiriiny.'' Savannah Georgian.
New YoRK, July l3.-The jury came into
court yesterday morning. and returned a verdict of
guilty against MIR. Barker. We understand ex-
cept'ons have been taken. The pTincips are, that
the indictment is void and illegal; and, second,
that the verdict is sgainst evidence.
The court yesterday proceeded with the trial of
Mr.. VeIinilyea Insihis case, The jury last night
at l0 O'Clock returned verdict Of guilty.
The trial OF Mr.. Davis comes on 10 day
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~ virine Of decree Of the Superior Ctnf, Of
- The t'chnond Bsrici, made the 22d dsy Of lone
'n the case o. Colin Jofnson, Of william
Ihompson, Rebecea N. rhonpon and others ge i N ~.
commissioned Peosly spP'inteIb by sail decree proceed on
he 18Th Gay o august next e. sell public snetion 90 the
nishe't bidder on the premises the uact IT and called
Wntrs ~ saii decrse referred n. iyins aud heinz or,
oolh Wine Cfeek 90 the county Of Louisa Termss csd
~ "a AMI Twelve mouths bonds with approved ,ecurrv viii
be fqneh Of the paf h,ser, aud the Isle retained u he
.ufchasf money be paid.
DAVID THOMPSON
JAMES Il. ELLIS, c"n'ts
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Halves 90
For sale " variety Of Nuu.brts THE
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Under tie Eagle Hotel, Richmond. pa
~ AZ Orders pOi psdl enclosing the cash. prize tift.
s, yI be as promptly attended to personal pre-n
xATEs & nIsxUTxRE, Managers,
Richmond, ".
Jpy w. f8-tfH
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1t is agreed that he distance shall be % feet.
the parties standing facing each other wi the
pistols down perpendiculsry. When they are
ready the single word fire 10 be given, at which
they are to fiie as they please. Should Ell
'her IRE before the word is given, tOe pledge our
selves to shoot him down instantly. The person
10 give the word, to be determined by lot, as also
the choice of position.
We mutually agree iha, the above regulations
snail be observed in the affair of honor depending
between Gen. Ahdsee Jackson and Charles Die
kinson, Esq
NashviIl.
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Nashville. june 25,h, 1906.
In add ion to these facts il the statement Of Cor
bin Lee ~ II has been detailed by George Ridley.
en- aged and respectable farmer no then, and YET
resides near Nsshviiie. Mr.. Lee LETT this state
soon after and did not again return to IT,. Mr. Rid
icy relates conversation had with bim, and which
is ~ follows
% Some time during the setting Of toe last Fede-
fll Cou6, lew days after the affair Of bo ior be-
tween Cen Jackson sad Mr.. Charlss Dickinson
On Kentucky, tell ~ conve saiion with Mr.. Lee
who informed 81 c that he was present The ground
wrh the Gentlemen when they fought Hiving
heard diifreai sioies aboui the Affair." ! induc-
e 70 inquire OF said Lee what took flace, upon
which Mf. Lee Informed NJ ~. Gtn. 5fcksta
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House the fol-
lowing communication from the Comptroller
oflhe Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoMprnoLLER's OFfIcE, sh December, 1879
SIR: Ir conformity with the provisions OF
the Act of Congress passed the Sd March, 1909,
entitled IAN Act further TO amend the several
acts for the establishment and regulation OF
the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments,
and of .he Act pissed the Sd of March, 1917,
entitled "An Ac, to provide Tor the prompt
settlement of public accounts" have the no.
nor TO transmit, herewith, the following doc
umen,s from the Sd Auditor ofthe Treasury:
/ Statement, Of The names such officers as
have not rendered their accounts within the
ar, or have balances unaccounted Tor, adsan'
eed one year prior TO the soth September last.
2. Statemement of the accounts which have
unsettled, or on which balances have
been due mere than three years, prior to the
so,h September last.
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From the Louisville Ky. Focus.


The 1miF-The recent signs Of the times
from Tennessee, have indicated pretty strong
ly, that General Jackson has adopied the south
ern hostility TO the American system. In the
speech Of Col Williams, from which we made
extracts, this fact was clearly indicated. Ano
Their member used language still Stronger.
81 am willing to acknowledge says Mr.
Bradford, ",hat have been induced 10 join in
the support Of him (Jackson) who is the
choice OF Tennessee, from a full persuasion,
that from the nature Of the circumstances sur
rounding him, il he succeed DIS, he ,oiR be induced
10 Join in the support of those measures con-
s;dered essential TO Southern Inferesis!!"-"I
want to see an Administration which will not
denY to me South and west .hat protection
they are entitled to-a protection of their.
rights aud an exemption from Tariff iaacs
end The operation Of all such measures"
ShOne Of the resolutions denounced the meas
!. rres Of the Administration in mass-includiig
;dftourse, the tariff and internal improvements
-ahEswhen a substitute was offered, condo NM
ling the measures in part only, il was almost
unanimously rejected; SO that we are to have a
Itotal revelation u policy, if Jackson should
succeed.
We have another evidence of this fact, in
the Richmond Enquirer, SO far as that paper
can now lie considered authority for any thing.
Speaking on this subject the Enquirer says:
l"As TO Constitutional questions, zee know from
a letter we saw many months since, under Gen
eral Jackson's own hand, nerer intended 10 be
used; that he was as'onished and startled oy the
sriracagam encroachmsnfs supported IN Mr.. A.
dams's first message" Nerer intendsd 10 be
used! His disclosures to Carter Beverley
were "uever intended TO be used" But why
not! The General ?ractises mo concealment
of any kind" Why not use his sentiments
about the American system? This letter no
doubt teas intended to be used in Virginia. as
Beverley ,cGs expected to use his information
without being thro,ca into the public pr7nts,
lest Pennsylvania might not like 1t so we'll
For wha. are these "extravagan' encroach
men,s" which So startled and 0sfonishsd the
good Geueral2 They are the doctrines OF con-
struction, which include the American system,
| to which the south is now opposed, but which
every Administration we ever had supported:
ami to which Pennsylvania is much devoted.
There is no inlrigue-no concealmen'-in the
pure old Roman. Quere, how many letters Of a
different character has he written 10 his llends
IN Pennsylvania neper intended 10 be uSsd'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

The following are the names of the Select
Committee appointed on the Memorial Of Col
Aaron Ogden, of New.Jersey, and Col. Alden
Bradford, Of Massachusetts, on behalf of the
surviving Officers of the Revolutionary Army:
Mr. Burgess, Mr.. Condict, Mr.. Dray.on, Mr..
Taylor, Mr.. Livingston, Mr.. Holmes, and Mr..
Mitchell Of Tennessee.
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make. it impossible thar he can be mistaken,
is rather unfortunate for Mr.. Eaton's State
men,. He says that meeting Of Mr.. Clay
aud his friends was held on Saturday the 22d
of January, "previous to which time the opin.
ions Of Mr., Clay and his friends were matter
ofconJcctnre only, and not until after the Mon
day following. did the opinion prevail that
they bad lakrntheir ground" He also stated
that MI: Glay.s letter to Judge Brooke on the
2sih Of January Vas :,he first annunciation Of
his purpose; these are his words: ''lhus, on the
2sth Of January, and moi earlier, was declara-
ton made Of the course he had concluded to
take" he then asks "Why The necessity Of
silence SO long and SO rightly preserved" To
suppose ,hat M. Clay's unequisocal declara-
rion to Col. Benton, the warm and decided pc.
litica friend Of General Jackson,m adeeven be-
fore Mr.. Kremer's denunciation, remained an
entire secret TO Major Eaton and all the rest of
Gen. Jackson's friends, until after the 2ad OF
January, exceeds all human belief. The Major
must have fallen into mistakes, and il would
be charitable to using his own words) "concede
tbst The mistakes are those which proceed
from error of recollect on."
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THE PROPRJETORs
50 Dollars Reward!

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on Saturday even
HING, Gath inst mulatto woman, named .qGNES.
The said Agnes about 80 years Of age five feet one
Her complexion is bright, her eyes dark and promi.
neit, with small lump the upper side Of her righs
eyes her hair thick and bushy; her features broad,
finger nails remarkably short, from habit Of biting
them She took with her trunk and variety OF x.
cefcnt clothing. Her Husband, Harry Tyler, who alb
seconded about months since, is supposed to be in
Philadelphia, NewYork Boston, and is expected
Agnes will follow him. The above reward will be
paid for experimenting and securing the above dcscrb.
ed runaway in jail. that get her; and reasonable
The National Intrgencer will please insert this,
and forward their to this Office for payment.
nov 25
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sT The Citizens Of Fairfax

County. who are opposed to the re election of Joas
q. tnANs, and WIN are in favor Of the election OF
AyDREw Jackson to the Presidency Of the United
States are invited ia meet al Fairfax Court House on
the 5, day Of December Court next, being the third
Monday in the month, express their opinions OH the
subject and to adopt such measures they may deem
expedicnt to promote the election of Gen. jackson
dec
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A,e,sHE A NiHta9As
: ,n,n.y MORNING, DECEMBER z, 1897.
JUDGE DADE.

,c.,s ii possible TO give pain to such re-
..sIsss and indiscriminaie slanderer as
~. GRKEs, or TO the more piiiful creature
u,ir;s,ered 10 his deyilish appetite, in 'e-
e.,cr 10 the ,radsoemen, Of; lodge Dade's
} hsr,c,sr. the following commanica,ion would
.sr,.;nly operate npoS flinty hearts. lie,
:, b. borne in mind, that the gentlemen who
,,v. pcbly stepped forward to avenss The
,yroDs. of ,heittNassS fellow citizen, are not
oolv hi, politssaF a4ponents, out men Of the
frs, responsibility cd influence in the County
,rprince WHICH.
:. Bis ENTsvILLe, Dec. 5, 1927.
on,hs mo,iaSsofCo!.Jo John Gibson. the Coun.
- cOur, Of Prinee William, adjourned 10 en-
,h,4 The Citizens of,he County, who were pre-
.rut to express their sentiments and feelings
,ron the occasion of late calumnious attack
IN he United States Telegraph. upon their
Count, Judge William 4. G.. Dade:-
yhereupon the Meeting was organized by cali
,ng Col. Gibson 10 the Chair and appointing
lanes u. Bryce, Esq. Secretary.
On The motion Of John w. Tyler, Esq the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed by the Meeting.
Rssoived, That we regard the privilege Of
free expression, and interchange Of opinions in
,es7cct 10 public meh and measures, as the
great conservative principle Of our republican
Government, aud that we view with regret,and
: D.. ho,.n,e &C tendino In restr,iu M over
awe its fair and legitimate exercise; the violent
nersonal denunciaiion, and slanderous attacks
uDon character which have been permitted on
both sides in the present political contest,
Rssolyed, That we the neighbours, and Coun-
yemen of Judge VIM. A. G. Dade, who are
well acquainted with his character and conduct
public and private, have seen with surprise
and indignation late slanderous attack upon
him contained in letter, prrporting to ss2xS
Seen written at .OecoQuan in Virginia, pesf's 4
I'd in the United States Telegraph: thai, being
Informed Of The circumstaaccs OF which rl's6
attack Processes 10 be grounded, we consider
il bot,omed upon misrepresentation, and en-
,rey destitute Of truth; aud that, whatever dii-
irlcnyes may exist between some OF US and
that Gentleman Us 10 the choice Of the next
Prc,iirn, Of the United States, we entertain
now, as We have always done, the most perfect
confidence in his integrity and honour
Reso!Usd SHAT we feel just pride in stating
that We have urquestionable evidence thai The
said publication III the Telegraph was not
made, or authorized, or countenanced by any
Citizen oc Prince William, and ihat it has met
with as i; deserves, the indignant reproba'ion
Of both political parties
RssOlvsd, That the Editors Of the United
States Telegraph, Richmond Enquirer Ma
acknowledgement. Alexandria Gazette, and
Consttutio nal Wing, be requested, in justice
to Judge Dade, TO publish the foregoing reso-
lutions in their papers.
Signed JOHN GIBSON, Jr Chairman,
JsMEs G. BRYcE, Secretary
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s. Abstract of moneys advanced prior 10 the
Sd Of March, 1909, on the books Of the late
Accountant Of the War Department, and which
remained, 10 be accounted for on the books Of
the sd.Auiitor, on The .so,h September last.
also transmit, herewith, copy Of COM
munication received from tha, officer, contain
ing explanations in relation TO the accompany
ing statements: -
have the honor to be, with great respect,
your obedient servant,
JOS. ANDERSON.
Comptroller.
Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker ofMs House Representatives..
TKEaRURY DEpARTMENr,1
Third Auditors Office, 4th Dec. is27.S
SIR:-I have the honour 10 remark, in rela
ton 10 the accompanying statement OF accounts
unsettled, or on which balances appear TO be
due more than three years on the Soih Sepiem-
Der last, that, since the presentation Of the like
statement for the year ls26, the sums therein
mentioned to be outstanding Of moneys advanc
ed prior TO Sd March. 1917, and amounting to
So, 2o?, GAY 81, has been decreased to SI,978,
424 81; aud that Of this reduction S279 ,222 II,
the sums refunded, and which are TO be carried
to the cre1i, IF the surplus fund, amount to
S27,7l2 So.
Withgreat respect, FL LEX fiAtINER,
Hon. JOS hNpEpsoN, Auditor.
first Comptroller Of the Treasury.
The accompanying statements Of accounts
are yoluminous.
Mr. Wicklifr- rose and adore ssed the Speak
er to the following effrci:--
Mr.. Speaker:I have. risen 10 propose the
re solution which hold in my hand; as testl-
mony of resi,tct due 10 INV deceased friend &
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COLLECTORS Sale.

WILL be exposed to public sale, 10 the highest
w bidder on Saturday the 5th day Of January
1928, the Office of 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
Re rms Cash
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FROM TEE NATIONAL JoUaNAL.
TWENTIETH CONGRESS--1sr SESSION.
Wednesday, December sth, 1927.
SENATE.

SENATE
The Presidep, communicated The report OF
the Secretary Of the Senate relative to the
disbursement; of the contingent fund OF the Sen
ate for the lastsyca,; which was read, *, on INC
ton Of Mr. Kane. twas ordered TO be printed.
MIR. Johnson Of Kentucky, agrceably 10 no.
lice given. asked and obtained leave to MIRO,
duce bill"tp abolish imprisonment Tor debt;
which was read
MIR. No5ie, of Indiana. gave notice that ne
would, tomorrow, ask leave TO introduce a OH
authorizing the State of lndiaLa to sell the
lands appropriated TO the use OF Public Schools
in tina, State.
The Presidcn, communic ated TO the Senate
Repor, from the Secretary OF War, made IN
pursuance of a resolution of the Senate OF the
9th February last, transmitting proposals Tor
printing and binding certain number OF IN
FANNY and Rife Tactics, and system OF Ar
,iIlrry. Instl uc,,on and Field Exercise for the
use OF the Militia OF the United States.
The Senate then adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
From the Lexington Va. lut0lligenoer.

From the Lexington | Va i"'sn'SS"'>
We are aul orised by several Gentlemen, and
requested To state, that Col Benton lew days
since, in this town on his way 10 Washington,
stated TO Gentleman Of this place OF the hrst
res9ectabiHty, that he ''did not believe there
was any corrup, understanding Of bargain aud
sale between MIR Adams and MIR. Clay, with
regard 10 Mr., Clay's receiving the oihce oil
Secretary of State, in consideration OF his Vo-
'iag for Mr.. Adams-Tha, Mr. Clay had. as
early as between the first and the 18TH oil Dec
previous to the election, uueeuivoeaily dee:area
70 him his determination 10 vote Tor MIR. Az
ans, and that he would not vote ior JaeASo
That he (Col Bepton) left the city OF " aSh-
ington to visit his family in this county, ABOUT
The 18th Of December, and that Mr. Ciays de-
;laration to him was previous 20 that time "
The fac, which Col Benton states with re-
gard 10 dates, and the circumstance winch
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
AUCTIONS
Public Sale.

WILL sell at auction on Saturday next the 9th inst.
Lat 10 o'clock before the door ofmy auction rooms,
one ne v coach ee and secondhand Gig. The lar
riages will be placed before the door, early SAtur
day morning for inspection
dec 6 JAMES c. BARRY, anct.