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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

'uae ID Roou anu brctt. NE man VINO Is H. ~
rify every thing about the government. rrfo,n,
all the abuses in the department Oh riJ;,.
lous! ridiculous! shame! shame!! lie, nom.
impose upon US under The p:elence of resn,..
err Of abuses, real or pretended, who CAM,
have the merit of al least APPEARING "";.'
clean hands, MIAMI
To the Or eek Executive Committee in MuYpk
Gentlemen:-I wrote You under the da,e -,
the 3lst of May, which letter forwarded T.,
the Chancellor. Since tina, time have I.al,
Obliged TO make journe! TO Napo! di Pom,
MIA. for the purpose Of assisting DR.. Howe !,
settling some difficulty, which arose between
him and The chiefs, respecting the Gistriburi,n
Of the provisions at that place. The affair was
amicaLly scllled, however, before my srr;v.,
by the exerlions Of Capt. Patterson, Of the +
S. Navy, to whom l am under many obligation
for the repe a,eG favors that he has shown ~
since my arrival in this country, The di,,ri.
button at Napoli is nearly finished. but as j.
has been managed altogether under the direc.
lion OF DR.. Howe, who will give me detailed
account Of all his proceedings, | shall defer the
particulars Of the distribution at tina, place o.,
ill another opportunity occurs Of writing
have distributed all the ready made clothes from
the boxes, sent from Orange, New York to be-
ines a!,-but naked Many time when daueb.
Ter Of the mountains has presented hersrlrrqy
charity modesty, has prevented me from look
ing at her, while she trembling like iorcs. le.l
gathered her rags around her IN order 10 hide
her nakedncss. have distributed ninety Eve
barrels Of iudian meal here, and have now cat,
aloeues Of more than thousand faniiies q
widows and orphans 10 whom shall di,rib,
u,e four in few days. The largest Turks
feet that has ever been employed aeain.'
Greece is nearly ready to sail from .Alcxsndris.
Ny hope for her salvation rests only in tn
r confidence, ! have in The God OF battles.
mirh, write volume Of my own troubles end
diff cullies, bu, they look so small in the
midst of nation on the poih, OF being sacr:
feed that | shall mention none fihem. Wish.
ing you. gentlemen, htath and prosperity
remain your humble and obedlent servant,
J. p. MILLER
Agent for e. Ex. Com. in n. Y
Isfand of Poros June, Is 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
FeMNle academy.
MRS. ELIZA NJ. LOVE

PROPOSES to open Female .qeademy, the Is, %
IL December, in Lecsburg. This Acadein! ""Ip'
principally intended for young ladies, who have "e
yanccd towards the completion of their Education a'r
who have attained an age between and - "',
terms will accord with the customary prices OF D,'
and tuition, in this part Of the country-they VIZ -
more particularly specified, before the openfS " ~
school She will be assisted by gentleman oil " ".
first qualifications, in the teaching of the more Sou
branches of esucation;-and should she meet VIZ
sufficient encouragement, persons well recom'e"r,'
will be engaged to teach the ornamental paris 4"
male education. Particular and ANXIOUS atteh,ion "
be paid to the moral and religious principles OF nos
who shall be placed in her family, and 70 the '0r",
ton of their manners e.,
SIN will, with the assistance spoken oil, '''" '
following branches.
Reading and Writing,
Grammar and Geography,
with the of the globes,)
Astronomy, Gin its general principles
Arithmetic, &c. go
The higher classes will be taught the general pa"
iplesof
Moral and Natural Philosophy,
And Of Chemistry,
Botany and Natural History.
They will read course of Ancient and Nodt'T p ~.
tory; and particularly select course OF Natural Ne
gion and the euidenees Of Chriaianity. e,,.
Some portion Of time from an early stage q wv Nd
hove course of edueation will be devoted TO me res
ing of some of the most elegant ofthe English o''S''
in prose and verse. l.i,h
Needle work will be laugh. to those who board WV
her. inter.
Whoever may feel inclnedto encourage ne. en- =,
prise will oblge her by writing previous 70 ,u
ofDecember, Gas her boarsers will not exceed nv W,
to Iudwell Lee, Esq. at Belmont, near Leesoufs'
or to herself at the same place.
belmont, Sept. q, 1S27.-lawtD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
CREEKS AND GEN JACKSON,

CREEkS AND GEN JACKSON.
THE communication below, subscribed tMi.
ami, is from a source well entitled 10 credit
The subject, however, is not so generally un-
derstood as the writer supposes. A brief state
ment OF facts is necessary TO render il fully in
telligibie.
After Gen. Jackson had defeated the Creek
Indians, in 1914, he concluded a treaty with
them. By this treaty, made August 9, 1914,
the Creeks coded a large body of valuable land
TO the United States, as an equiv a:ent for the
expenses incurred in prosecuting the war. The
same treaty set apart two tracts Of three miles
square each, one for Gen. Jackson, and one for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
TO Rent.
Wanted:
Little River Turnpike Company

TVNHE Stockholders in this Institution ale HEREBY
Il notified that meeting will be held Al Hor2h'
Clagett's Hotel. in the Town Of Alexandra, on FL
day, the Fourth day Of January nert, for The purpose
of electing President. four Directors, and ireaNli
cr-AIso for the settlement of the accounts Of the pre-
sent year. On the following day the Supernende"
Of the Road, and Collectors Of Toll At all the gate
will be appointed.
BY order of the Board
JONAH THOMPSON,
dec 5-Stawt4J Treasurer
a. The Genius of Liberty. Lccsbrrg, and wa
chester Republican will publish the above til 4t5 JAIL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
Seine Irvine.

4 FEW bales Of best Bridport slad and herring
N Irvine. landing this morning, and for sale as low
as any in market, by GEO. JOHNSON
nov 23-2swtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

their own minds, and not from any int'nfation
from the General or me-
This was all very clever on the part Of Col.
Hawkins. Someihig Of this kind seemed TO be
called for by the occasion, in order 10 induce
The government, ra,ify this very extraordinary
and unprecedented grant; and what SO likely TO
have the wished for eeaet, as eulosy on the
great disinteres,edness u Gen. Jackson, and
Colonel Hawkins, combined with The supera-
bundant gratitude Of The Indians! But * will
be said by the supporters OF Gen. Jackson, that
an intrigue with Col. Hawkins TO procure a
large tract Of land from the United States, on
the plea Of grant from the Indians, could not
have been entered into by him, because il is
altogether unlike his other acts, and partakes
in no degree Of that generous patriotism Tor
which he is so conspicuous. Let US examine
this matter, and see il Gen Jackson has been
in the habit Of disregarding his own profit or Of
serving The country for the honor of the service,
independent Of peeunisrJ compensation.
General Jackson served as a MAJOR General
about seven years; more than two.thirds Of
which time he resided in his own house, in a
time of peace, with little or nothing TO do. The
compensation which as military man, he re-
csi'ed, was upwards of 5000 dollars per an
mum, and during all the line, he lost not a
single opportunity Of adding IN every extra
charge, which hr could possibly enyrafi on his
account even to the pitiful item OF Sloo, for
Physicians bill, for the saur weeks he was at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
TIE Celebrated Running HWse,
AMERICAN EcLIpsr

WILL stand the present season. which has now
" and Will expire the 18th day Of July next al the
stable u William Towne 10 .ydton MseIeSbars county.
msma The prices upon which the Anetic an
rehp,e wall be rendered. the following Fifty dollar, the
single leaps seventy dollars the ,raoa au. One HunJrs
doa, 10 ensure anae being in foa Any gentle putting
credit viii given, OF rea.o,,sss d.eoui vii, b. %sss #
The cash 'P.'L nIare. aud parted with beors il is
will be held eoun,able for the insurance re
Eclipse beautiful star and near
n i ss, WITT hssa hand, three niche. h possessing
the day IN the three essentials touness Of last
agns., and ability 70 carry weight, he foaled 25h May
lois posnn Queens comfy, Long lsand II deemed uii
Eclipse. perhaps better known !. hi. aas as RAJ
'AF '''' '''s' p tHsi iay ZEE !" Amefi'a
American Eclipse was 'i' si by Duroe his Mers DAM
SCI ny messenger, bis srandam the English mare Pot
Imported IN 1875 then three Yeas by William Cop,anhie
30 and bred ey Lord G,osvencr, sired by Pot-so.,
~ CHM Crack Gun Crack by Cripple and Cripple BY the
ArsSan OF Lord GodOphn, Duoc Vngins House,
BY Grey Domed her Spa y Virginia
e.ssnger the Of Mie Dam,eI wa. an English horse
perry Mr. Van Ral,t January 18th, 1908 AGED as
was sired BY anbao, Manbrin, by Engineer Engineer by
wa. got by Flying ch!der the Daby Arabian, Me.-
senser dam, (am Of Lev,a,hen) by Turf his ssndsm b,
Bolton sariins out Of the mare dam Of snap &C. his
srAndam was sister to Figurane, dan OF Revenge Tn.
aiion superior any horse Of b.. day. In and
p ne won eleven purses and Kings plate, and pever
Domed sire Of Dnroc got by Florize who wa go,
by King H.rod Out Of the Cygue mare, dam the Spectz
20, ma'e (dam Of Pastareia, No her dsm tioat,o got Ivy
DAuk nsr grandam by Ch'ldeIs, Of Mss Belvoe by
Grsntham, the dam of Fee'eem Steady &C. Doned che.
nu nor,e was oaed IN i777 and after running
ne sood 70 mares and brcane the sire Of great many rs
rste homes IN England ami America.
uood aud extensive pssiursg has been procured with
rate enclosures Tor mares and colts Mares will be led with
gram on reasonable term., which paid for when the
mares are taken All possible attention aud care will he
taken OF Mares but the subscriber moi be rssporbl. for
aesidens or esespea Of any kind.
The subscriber residing Boydton, will pay
attention. aud return letters that NAV b. addrr,
sed 10 nan. ELISHA LAIRD, Agent
- M 49, for Johu Stephens.
The Petersburg Inielsehcer, Ly nchburg vmgpian and
their account y this Office. -
Boydtop, Va. March 10. qa-,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

n The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
"a three times week during the Of the State Legsa.
nsPrce tn: heretofore, Fivs Dollars per
rsyahe advances. Notes Of chartered banks
y) will be received payment. The Editors will susran-
tee the safety Of remins then by nall the postage
ers being paid by the writers.
u No paper will be but the discretion 81
the Elsors) until a. arrearages have bean paid up.
n Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
al al have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
III One square, Oh LESS-Fust insertion rs esns-saeh
eoutinusuce, 50 eents. l.t
No advertisement inserted, until il has either hsen PAD
f assumed by this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
VESTS HOTEL,

subscriber having oPsned pubIicshou,e HI, ,esi-
denfe FORMERLY the dwelling VI the Doct Robert
Nicholson, which from its eommodo, size aud posi-.
non, combines the pleasure of fetemen, (p.eusrIy
pubic oceaons with the delightful Of an
ey beautiful and waller o,peet He assure,
.ns public that ms table will Away, supplied with the best
country and his bar with the choicest liquors Hi, odeins
room. combine ceannes with comfort, and will
most 'erumzmg attention The subscriber has ue brick
and sfsg he will s"sys be supplied with the very best for
mat department. He design, speedily neat and
suitable bath house, fo the dston such sy
confer on him their company Hoping his portion
Of the public patronage he them that exetvn
be wanting on his TO give universal satfaoon IL those
who may favor him with their custom
JOHN Il. WEST
York Town March, op
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
uMOTIGE

Nv AS committed 10 th, county on the s0,h NJ
~ October last, $eso Girl, who call. herself SALLY
onAi oON, and claims her freedom but
every effort has been made establish that have
been enabled u do and from ceumsascrs am much in
eoea TO believe that she IS runaway slave She about
oil slender form, and Of the ordinary colour has scar
on me tight aide OF her hea edge hair
on "hsn committed oek VI coloured domestic. The owner
rtquested 10 Come forward and comply the Of
the law, or she will be sold for Jail fees.
- JAMES SHEPHERD, Jaiior.
o. ange Co. Va, March 10. sal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
NOTICE.

'IsHE subscriber offers h.sryees his friends and the quo
and pledges the stricea attention obe lie will so
sueod to the selection snd buying Of sye descriptions
ofoesres and from bis long expetienee tbsne he
70 give general ssseop For the present be msy found
at the old stand off, H. %, z door. sbovsthe e
ysr.so. - LAY =, s '",ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
James River Land for Sale

WILL sell reasonable my Farm ~ the county
James CITY, near e island Of James Town IL contains
about seven hunded Vt lsod state of in-
Provemeu and cultivation, aud u the most beautiful
farms 10 the lower country. The soil Is 6ne Tor wbe
aud cotton, and produces great perfection The
tvp pleasant and airy, TO james fser and The
seeded with wheat crop and prepared Tor corn crop 10
which attention will given til disposed Of The dwell
ing house spacious and IN fine repair ADD the clubhouse,
all IN good order. If sold Al private tefoe the b
day Of May Dezt will that day 80 10 the highest
bidder on the premises At the sne suhserbeT will
sell his stock OF horses, sheep 30 Og plantation ut.
s and variety OF other articles. For terms apply 10
Robert MeCsndlh, 10 Williamsburg, OF to the subscriber on
the premises GARY WILKINSON
james City, Marcia 9s--td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
ange Co. Va, March 10. ''' ssn .,'G
TO English aud .nathe1nalical Isachcrs

l~UStsSn e/t1 .hutHeU0ttcoS ISGchcTS.
SALARY Of three hundred dollars per yeaI, besides
4 Board, Washing aud fuel, will be gwen unmar-
RED m.n who Can produce satisfactory
and competency to instruct in the English
samnaealy writing arrhnctic, geography, the
globes aud maps, algebra and veyng is going b. an
cues are Indispensable also desirable that
should he capable Of teaching the Latin language and the
higher bra,ehe. Of mahenatics Application AIDE ny
uer OF otherwe, 10 the subscriber, sddf to Kus,od
Academy, King William county, Va pero,ai
would be preferred VIM HAWKESW.RrH
King William, March 8. a. .S.wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
HEFFERNaN-

QEGS leave 10 aiorn friend, and the public that she
- hiss removed 10 the apartments sieiy occupied by Mas
apiry over The store 81 Weaver Spear Ali orders the
Millinery and Dress making line with which thew may fsyour
ner will be executed with Punciuaiy, Reanes
syls.
Masch 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
ADVERTJSEMEhfT

THE q Land called Hill Grove, containing sbsv.
$500 acres, lying 10 the lower end Of Anels county,
mety advertised, still for sale. would make exeslep
parcels. The terms will beseeommodsiiny.
Nm y. GILES.
Rgvsm, uarch4. ae-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
G. Carey and La, Ia the ps., No. Of the
CONTENTS.
A RT. I. American Biography
n AT. II. Has.lsrs TrikouomeIy
Art. III. Euiogies on Jefferson and Adams
art. w. Fossil Remsips
Art. v. Doctrine Of Contracts
AIT. vi. Secret Journal. of the Old CoLsress
Art. VII. Mr.. Hemans'. Poems
art. WILL Kent on Ane lean Law
Art TX French Revolution, by the aah.r Of Waverlv
Art. X Eoglish Fashionable Life
Art. Xii. Greek Contro,er.y
AGENTS. FOR THE FoRR.
M,ine' Augusta, w. Dewey Hsllowell, Gszier & o.
New-Hamphne: Portsmouth, J. f shore. Concord Isaac
Vermont Ca'eou, chsunesy Goodrich; Brattleborourh
Co. Salem, j. r. Buaau New Bedford, A. Sherman, Jf
go; Northampton Simeon Butler; Andovsr, Marx New.
man Cambridge, billiard Brown Worcester Clarendon
Collier; GreenheId, J. DEMO. '''''"' AN''
Rhode-Island Providence, George Dana; Nevoor, w
Connecticut New Haven, H. Hooe; Hartford, O. D. Cooke
Sons Norwich, Thomas Robinson.
New York; New York, g. Q. csryI; Poughkeepss p.
Potter Hsd;en, T. Nornsn Albany, Z. F. B.eku,
rsrk Geneva, j. smith, j; Canandsgus, Bem Morse and
New jersey TIenton d. Fenon; New Brunswick. Ter.
hnne Lesson; Princeton, ]. vsndeventer.
Pennsslysna Lancaster, NJ. Dickson Harrisburg John
Wysthj Csfsls, J. Loekermsn Psburs Johnson Stock
to9j Wsaeheser, c. "a. Miner Chamtersburg, - Sbry-
ock Reading, John Walter. -
Delaware: Wmnzton, j. Scott.
Maryland Baltimore, Edward J. Coae;
Smith. '
District Of colunbia Warrington, pishey Thopp,on Alex.
andrIa j. A Stewart
Virginia: Norfolk, o. Hall, @. Bonssi Richmond. j. H.
T. Nah Petersburg. J. w. Campbell; Lynchburs A r.
II. Davis ' De
North Carolina: Newbern, Thomas Watson; RALEIGH J.
osles x Sonj Fayetteville, J. Hadioek.
South Carolina Chafes,on W. IL. Befrett Beaufort ID
Turner. -
well. 's"'''~ ~ Aisao
Alahsns; Mobile, J. w. Townseue.
Lou's'sns New Orleans, William M.Ksan; Baton Rouge
IL. Alexander 1850
ohio' Cincinnati NJ g eailferd colsu,su,, John XII
Kentucky Lexington, james W. Palmer Louisye j.
Tennessee; Nashville, Robertson aud Elliott
Mississippi: Nstobes, III Mos K CO.
mssun' 81 Louis, Essex 4 Eoushau.
Montreal: H. H. Cubuipk hsm.
Qufbec - Mellon.
Mexico; q. Acksrmsn.
~ Gehemen desrous TO be supplied with hi, work ar,
requested 10 transm, their orders with he AMI
Of one years subscription 1--we doilsr) 10 the pubH,,
Subsci options will be received by IN. .,s n.r.o,. r.,
the Journal Of Medical and Pkysiea Sciences
Sdued ~ Dr.. Cb'Pmsp De~ees, aud Goldman. Terms. 6y.
dollars per snnon, payable 10 advance.
PhiisdeIPhs, March IL. 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
no UND IA J'9F;-EEg-

rJfHE undersigned commissioners Will attend al Charlotte
COURTHOUSE, the Sd day Of April next FOR the pur pose
Of Contracting Tor the building OF Jail Chs. Ioe Cou
House he SIRE ~ ~ 10 lee two stories high, to be built
hcwn stone.
CLEmT. DARLINGTON,
HENRY A. WATKINS,
A. ~. ALEXANDER,
JAMES r. MARSHALL,
Feb. 20. 9t--2swtd JNO MORTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
NeaU a0nertiae ilteMts.
THE MdNfGERS

Offer to the public notice the scheme o
II the next Washington Lottery, arranged blythe e"ubna
mode being used Of which three combine
r,ou each ticket These 80 number. m to 60 he
severally rolled and placed IN wheel in view Of The
pabiie the day Of drawing; NINE Of them are drawn cut
A sArse the sse nunbvs; tsSe zach With Of tn
psmbe. and n prizes, each with one Of the draw
panhess sst other tickets having neither Of the draw
noaber being hisak The ticket having the isl Cd and g.
drawn hawbc being entitled to the highest Prire &e.
WASHINGTON LOTTERY,
SECOND CLASS.
To be drawn on the 9th day of juno next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
Mexico. O. A1ksrman
The SHERIFFY

FlNHE subscriber being alone authorised 10 close the
a OF the ste hrn, o. a. r. WOODSON a co rsoue,,s
All persons having clam against them whether upon speciality
or otherwise now due, yet 10 become So to make them
Known 70 him. without delay and that the debtors Of said r
VIM ANDERSON.
hisIen io. fOO-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

VEsHE Paiieerbp between the under the 6ru
= Arcb,bsd p Woclson Co., Is by mutual consent dis
solved William Anderson Will ,ee the claim, against and
sooe scthofi'ed to collect the debit due 70 the SAID n
w. ANDERSON
- Is"-u A. r. WoODSON.
TIE business viii be continued at the sans place hvJ The
shsei'bsis under !he firm Of Pr VI L. HoodsonI Who
veil selected SocESs coTTo Fzar s cry "s, q
isey VIII sei low Tor cash, or good seesttsaees.
ARCHIBALD r. WOODS0N.
GO JOSIAH I. wooDsoN.
t'aisu ". Jo-ff
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21
CIRCUS,
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
D>HE performan, cs will commence with
liorsenanshp by tie whole [ on pany.
GRAND ENTREE. by eight beautiful horses. i.
h"rssmanship. by Master Coi,si.
SILL VAULfING. by tho whole iroop.
Mr S.oker Will go through his astonishing
fats on the Slack Rope.
Horsomanship. ont~o horses, by Mr.. Biyth.
u ound and Lofty Tumblng.
MIS-. WILLIAMS wili go through her astonish-
ing prfformnnce on the SLACK Wire,
HORsEMANSHIp, by Master sw eef.
Tine Even ng's performance will conclude
wth the l,ugh,blr soene of
THE HUNTED TAILOR.
Doors opcn at haf psG y, perioiInaaeap u
commence al Z s'ciq X. -
Box Tickets 8 cen,s tchildren unter ten
!e.rs. huff rice) PIT Tickc:s 2s cents.
DC Tao house. Is thoroughly warmed by
a." ra. nov 2I
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-21


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t,n W., ca,s,zci W J'e crossing II atcras 81 ,is,
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e. TN II ,yr.. ~. h Sop Tor Sonh ~oS.
r,s sch, vsy,nis, OF Ch rlnst.a, wts founi ia
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port.
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ashore 1t Eastpnr,. IN the lAh. AL ., much d um'
gid a. to he eondcmncd.
'Up al Warren. br,gs Busy, Barton, and Broihe".
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