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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
TgrIRIsRMAN's GAMECOCK.

4 gentleman residing in the vicinity oil ~.
va,L WAS DESTROYS Of raising some game
cocks. and accordingly despatched has Irish SER
xanl 10 the city, purchase quantity o, egg,
The Irishman returned hlSniy PeaS.u W. :"
~. &C his mission, and placed the eggs
-. ~. hen 10 bach. He watched the pro,
S a" Of incubation with great i"paue"ee, ana
cess cess The future ptize-hghters emerged from
their seized =, op %s %.t sna has
" "Mas,er, Master" cried Pat ou"sy i''' look
here" .,ss upon the bird,
"A ,;seoyered i, 10 be duck! As'onisn'nen'
and G ;nSipna.ion prevented him from replying
and s ra' pG@y orchards Of oad hoot
'tsa q, ne sssssd s, toes of the s
pea '., sue 9, Patrick, couldn't trip him up
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
The above sale on account
tub\ic NaAe.

UeURSUANT to 4 deed Of trust. made to secure the
L payment of certain of noneG TO JAG son
Sturge., made by Henry Brawner and k,y his wife to
me, dated the 9th January, lol9, shall proceed to
sell. ou the promises tor cash the highest bidder,
Saturday lie Goth instant, al II O'Clock, allthe right,
title and interest of the said Bawner and wife; TO two
crShths of an undivided
ST.. Lot of Ground with Brick House
1T. on it, situated the west side of Royastreet
JetS and nortl ward of Kng.street IN the town Of
:.~r1.- Alexandra, described as beginning Roy.
alstree at the Northern boundary of the lot or half
Of ground known in the plan of the SAID town
by the number fifty: and running thence southsardy
With the west line Of Royatsrrect twenty and quar-
ter feet thence wes,wardy with line parallel King
street one hundred and thirty 1.-TWO feet FIVE inches,
thence norhwady with line parallel to Royal-s,reet
twenty and qaE}ssr feet aat&
feet i've inches to the beginning The title to this
property is believed to he good, but shall convey to
the purchaser only such title the deed in
oct L.; =. w. HEWITT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
Five dollars Reward.

- e., che comnops between A ie xandria and four
mile creek dark bay mare, abOu, l5i or IA hands
i"S~ tail short main, full eyes, round and fat pleas
an gated ros br'h is apt to gnOp'b asd be nas
nut ~; ~ ,r nephborhoo of four mile creek, and
wa. never known to be absent previous to the middle
Of August last If she not kept IN confinement
Il ia ppobable she would return to her native place.
will give FIVE dollars and all reasonable charges PAID
for returning her safely to the subscriber found on.
of the county Ifwtbn the county. will give three
dollars, \. b. hLIAANoHni
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
r..u, Pc Ru.,on Deilu .7drertisey.

Fram re Boston Daily .7dreriiscy.
The towing case o. aggres >ion by the Bra
lillian SQUADRON upon merchant vesseI ut this
ounry, pursuing lawful II IL, WI hin the
u.es Acknowledged by the government, aP
pears to us TO call for the promp inte'fer-
Gce Of our own goV rnment TO $ cS redress.
Twill b. reColect"d that an understanding
aas been IS abii -h"G between the Brazl.la" gov
tament and Capt Biddle, our represent tive
u the La Plaza, that Ameri, an vessels bou'd
% Bucnos Ayrcs, should not c considered ds
ia lie 10 arrest, uness bring wa ned oil aud
heir papers endorsed they should attempt
x,cnd time 10 enter the blockaded port
The brig Me, Capt. Forbes, belonging to
N,s>rs. & r. II Perkins * Sons, LETT Cam
Dufr Boston, in March last, with orders 10
| sop At Bueuo, Ayres 10 dispose OF surh part oil
| her cargo as was salrabe, and 10 proceed with
De remainder to Boston. The Nile entered the
= Plata AMI met with nothing 10 inform her oil
90, blockade until within few miles ct Bue-
s Ayres, where she found the Brazilian squad
ION Il anchor; they boarded and Informed nam
dtc blockade; his papers showed the proper
II be American; his orders also gave e'i
c5ce that tic was To violate no beltigerent rlght,
W DoHlrary 10 the usage which had been pur-
art, he was ordered to Monle,ideo, under
4H'oy Of four vessels Of war, the Brazilian
.nmodorc declaring al the same time that he
not consider him as prize, and leaving
'am lh2 commard of his vessel and crew =.
"-SrE lie passage he was separated from '~
'nyoy by thick W, ther, aud had frequent op,
FI'lail!cs OF ,ading the Brazilian vessels oil
az, and Of proceeding on his voyage to Boston,
ringing with him the midshipman who was
attn charge cf MS papers, had he oeen 50
ANosa; bu, cou6sng in the perfect fairness
10 ,2"!u.Utss Of his proceedings, that ne hau
intended and had not in fact violated any
N~Seren; tight, and that the Commodore Oh
1t hraZi.lan squadron was also satisfied oil the
aoctnce of his conduct and intentions, ana
using IN the assurances he had given HIM 10
Is eject, he voluntarily proceeded 10 good
4a With his own crew to Montc,ideo, and &C
''y reached there - hours before the con-
~ Here he found the u S. ship Boston
p' Hoffman. Before proceeding on ooaro
nS ship OF the Brazilian Admiral, lie waited
E"pt Hoffman, who assured him thai 'ns
.'tO't pursued towards our coun,rymen IL
|'4r circumstances, had been such as 10 JUS
we Oehci that his papers would be lmme-
-'s'y returned TO him, and his vessel suffered
proceed 10 Boston without delay, advising
M 70 deliver bis papers TO the Brazilian al
,'al' Capt Forces having previously demand
aid received them from The midshipman'-.-
+ ~ accordingly proceeded on board the ADM
N M snip aad delivered them TO him, who san
,. s"S right, or something 10 that effect. III
,o JsG''nment may then be imagined, on DC
=. The next day, without any previous no
"V'iorm, his vessel taken possession oil D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
Public Sale.

WILL sell for cash. TO the highest bidder, on the
l. 22d instant, a, IL O'Clock, the premises,
"A LOT or GROUND,
situated in the town Cf Alexandra, and bounded as
the nortl, side Of Menigonery'
street its intersection with the west side OF Aired
street, and running thence nof,hwardi, On h'fredst
three hundred and thirty three feet tothe Inc OF John
MantleviIlc's lot thence south eighty tive degrees,
west two hundred and fifty two feet to
thence with Patrickstreet two hundred and t~enty-
seven feetto Montgomerys street, thence castwardiy
two hundred and fortysix feet ten inches to IRE pc
ginning, being me of the lots sold by Sarah Ptzhugh
to Lewis lipkins, and by iipkns to T. T. Mason, and
by him to me. :.
This lot has post and rail fence on two sides OF IT.
and has BEEN for several years taken in timothy.
good itlc will be made to the purchaser.
net "a T w. HEWITT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE
October l4-nOon.
GREAT PUBLIC MEETING.

,,o,brr and glorious triumph Of the al
,i,is,ra,iou has jus, been witnessed in New
YORK.
The meeting ofreppbIican young men friend
i, 70 the administration, at Tam many Hall Oh
l,.orl,y evening, WIS o,erwhslning. There
49,, In,le short Of TWO THOUSAND pre-
..r. The large Hall Of the Tammany Socie>
ct, which Can CONTAIN 300, was filled with
Young ner.
W have now measured strength with our
-..,.y,rs and the resul; has cover ed them with
.Fsm,y. Only two evenings before, the Jack
.,ri,o Young men held general meeting III
~, same room & passed Sci Of resolutions, de
,,s..ag The administration and its supporters
:, ,r. ,ro,, indecornus aud violent language.-
W,a grca, exert;or, they mustered about $50.
-.t HI, WIS announced in their papers and
.,r,,ber triumph" We followed their example
mi invited our Young men 10 a meeting, The
r,,k,gaj.ns degidrd The idea and told US we
..gd not get together over one hundred, and
IN fact they S,Crccdcd In perSnad'hS many oi
,rr friends that the meeting would be quite in
;rior in nImIcrs 10 their OWE. Bot now the
J,lusiO1 has passed away. The saun;ing tone OF
brk,orlsn ha, subsidized 10 fearful whisper
il, hoD,s AID PROJECTS Of triumph * Office have
vanished Ike morning dream Their boidcst
s.lers are chop -fallrn aud conlounded.
Toic!l the Irrta the demonstration 0Is,rength
~, Eide unexpected to US ALL That among
heyourg men We had majority, we never
| for moment doubted. But such trium-
ph.rl--sv,h an orcrwht Inning majority in that
quarter, We did not anticipate. The late ct
i y,ksoni,m is sealed in the city of New-Iork
The rising generation will protect the rising
| lcsliuss Of tie Republic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
w aNte1
Fine Yeas {.
F,arthen-ware, China ard Glass.

Earthcn-Warc, Z HI!Id anu GLASS.
-onrRrH. MILLER, has Just received per Ship
- crates and hhds of earthen-ware and china
and 60 boxes pipes. being part Of bis fall supplies
By the Brig Cumberland expected IN Anew aa,s 800 "t
v; rece;ye ~ packages more, which with his stock
"" hn veil, enable him to offer an assortment very
Oh na,',, offensive. sept 24-eo6w
The teesburg Genus of Liberty, WINCHESTER Re re.
,.si;o.n and Sentinel of the Valley, will insert the
above for weeks and forward their account 10
X. H. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18

DR.. Chambers RcmeHy .for Miemperance.
VlSIE subscriber, the deccase OF the late pr
d william. Chambers, took into his possession the
personal estate of the deceased, and found prepared
large quantity Of DR.. Chambers remedy tor ih'em-
perance. r,
He hereby informs the public that he has disposed
of all the medicine so found DR. James H. Hat, and
Mr. Andrew NJ. flaming. ct this CITY
In making this disposition, the 'unscr"er mas Desh
actuated by due regard to- the interest. q .e he's
nj The ntcstate as well AS wish TO give the mos
extensveuse TO the virtues of the discovery whatey
er they may be; and he can further add, wlh conn
dencc that the gcntlemo who Viii hereafter DC inc
vendors Of the Remedy for ncmpcrnce, As pre- paret
b, the inventor. have been i'''ntsy connee'e" W."
r. Chambers in hs fe timehayc been his agents IN
conpoundng the medicine, and are acquainted WIN
its composition. 0',:N hhoo ' ". a.
r~t~The medicine is prepared only by the subscib-
ers who alore are in possession OF inc PiS'h"' ~
r;n or,be inventor, at the office of the late DR. e.
in the basement ytor, of Rutgers Medical College, IL
Duane street Fast side of Broadway, and at The med
c, store ,f DR. Hart, corner of Broadway and Cham
her street, three doors from Washington Hail. Nc"
York. ru,
oyye have the pleasure TO announce that DR. Cham
hers Medicine for Iatcmperancc has been ad!hi'e'
ed TO twelve persons III this vicinity, ana Iha' W every
instance has had the desired effect OF producing All
en-, re di,rcliSh for the use OF ardent sprs a'
doom n
-, themselves relatives and friends-to health, 10
industrv to usefulness and to their proper s'"'o's "
society,"" .,l, cur
Re,iure of hnposiue!-The almost incrcdD'e sac
oss which DR. Chambers medicine has met WIN VI
tho cure of intcmpcrance, has brought foith iPIny
frarIulcnt limitations Of this valuable remedy 10
the public against imposition, the dire c''ons ac'
| comnanying the genuine remedy for incompetence
ar. signed in the ha"d writing CT the sbscrioefS WIN
out which none genuine.
TO EDITORS.
| 7, orler that the efficacy of DR. Chaubcrs Remedy
for ,n,emperance may be thoroughly tested Editors OF
rew.papers Throughout, the country VINO VIII insei,
our adv ersemrnt and add this article to It, ana se''d
usa copy of the paper containing IT. shall receive rom
MS by return Of MAIL quantity sufficient to cur, one
Jrunkard which they viii be requested TO anmiis,ec
70 some patien in their neighborhood and publish inc
result. go ,.;0,;,s by
public institutions and philanthropic socienes, py
making application (dui, authentica'ed) TO the s''p
scrhers snail receive the medicine at very
prce On enclosing to us the usual price, so'
paid. the medicine be sent in ie'ter 0! a.'
those who are unable TO pay, on Peson~ hPpien'o"
the individual at our office, the medicine VIII DC ao
ministered gratis u ,,,pr n n
A. N. TANNING,
| SUCCESSORS to w Chambers.
nA supply Of the above medicine Tor SAL
l., JOHN KENNEDY.
A, the Office Of the Am Col Society, Washington
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18

PROBABILITIES OF HUMAN LIFE.
The following table Of the probabilities oil hu-
man life has been given by NJ. de la Male.
Table Of the probabilities Of human lille, cal
cula,ed by Domi,ius Uipianus, Prime Munster
10 Alexander Sc,erus, and extracted from En-
illus Macer. re
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
Trust Sale.

Il MEL Mel cod, dated October the Sd, 1926, shall
proceed to sell for cash to The highest bidder the
premises,
A LOT OF GROUND,
in the town of AleXandris, desc ribed situated on
the south side Of twenty feet alley, running from
Watershed to UnYn-strre, parallel to klngstreet:
Beginning on the south side OF the saL alley at the
west CAB ie end of frame house standing lot con-
ycyed by homas Mazar,cy 10 Joseph .Mburn,by deed
lated the 18th June, 1870, SUPPOSED to be one hum
dred and nineteen feet the westward of Union-st.
running theucr westward with the said alley thirty.
feet the line Of The rropet! formerly John Fjt5.
gcralds, the nee with ftZgeraid's line orty feet 10
Andrew Wales property. Hence eastwar'iy with the
line of the SAID Wales thirty lone feet tn tie said Mil.
buru', lot thence forty fec, with the sad hiiburns
line 10 the beginning the said alley. Upon this los
is u FRAMED HOUSE divided iato two tenements
The title is believed be good but the trustee will
convey only such title ~ the deed vests in him,
net Is RICHARD WiLLACK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
NoticeIs hereby given

vu1uE Stockholders of the Bank OF Potomac; ,h.' an
election for thirteen Directors VIII be hea ., .,e
Tow Hai, aaJS,m"S Dext from ten to three O'Clock
day tne ou, ny. y, C.PAGE, cashier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
IiOy NlOst!

UVS fIOsV.
A REWARD of Five Dollars viii be given for the
n recovery of
Black and White Setter Fog,
uncommcnly large and good looking, which either
strayed or vas stolen from Mr. II, Llageus hotei
Alexandria, Oh Friday Evening last, the 5 INST.
oct Is-6t II. r. DULANY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
Notice.

NOtlces
yIyIIE Farmers Bank of Alexandria, this day declares
dividend of profits upon Its capital stock paid IN,
ofwo per cent for the last sS months, to s'ook
holders or their representatives, on "Wednesday the
oct S-2awaw JOHNHOOF, cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18

The returns from the Pennsylvania Elections
o,,. in slowly. In Lancaster County, four
70, men and two friends Of the Admins
.,,on compose the delegation. A letter 10
-. rditors Of the National In,elligencer says
.,, Bedford county has elected Adams Can
,..a,es by decided majority. Poulson's A.
..,rcan estimates Mr.. Adams's gain, since ls-
81, in the city of Philadelphia and seren eoun-
ss,)a 'o,so7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18
Na,H&AND,RGAs
,,,rpsn,y MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1927

MILLS ANpERsoN,-who some weeks ago
.e,,l Gerard Arnold. and for whose apprehen-
=, ,be President ofthe United States proclaim
-, ,sward Of S25o,-was yesterday commit
~, lathe iail Of this county, having been arrest
:, {, Clairsville, Ohio.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18

JOHN KENNEDY.
A, the Office Of the Am Col. Society, washington
And A. T. KENNEDY, Alexandra.
oct 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-18

rrThe medicine is prepared only |
ers, who alore are in possession OF
cine orthe inventor, at the office OF
in the basement stor' of Rutgcr', Med
Duane street. Fast side of Broadway, Q
ical store If DR.. Hart. corner OF Broad
Der street, three doors from Wash'nS'
York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

does not cast himself under its ensanruin.
ed wheels, and suffer himself 10 be crushed
to death, that Gen. Jackson may be promot.
ed. In short, is General Jackson 10 be car.
ried to the Presidential chair, by sword and
iaggot. Gen. Jackson gave my pariialities
for him a severe shock in 1923, when he
lent himself TO his mnlons To crush an in.
dividual, and 10 deprive East Tennessee of
a Senator to which he afterwards admitted
she was entitled. Although at that period
(l623) and previous thereto, | had been
taught to look upon him with the highest
reverence, yet thought at the time, it was
very small triunph,and one that his friends
ought not to have boosted Of But his sub.
sequent tergyersaton and abandonment of
vital principle together with the ntole.
rance Of his friends, and the manner In
which have been prosecuted by them, has
scattered from my eyes all my old PARTIAL.
ties, dyosted me Of all my state PRIDE, and
! am now able to behold him as he is,
lump Of naked deformty. | am now able
TO reflect on the precedent we shall set 10
the American youth, by electing this man
President Of the United States. General
Jackson spent the prime Of his life in gam-
bling, in cock fighting, in horse racing and
has all his life been most bloody ducllist:
and 10 cap all his tralties, he tore from a
husband the wife Of his bosom. to whom he
had for some years been united in the holy
estate ofmatrmony. Roberts, the wretch
ed man whose wife had been taken from
him, dld not very long survive the disgrace
fuI transaction; but during the time he dld
live, Gen. Jackson lived with his wife in
way that would have subjected any other
man TO an indictment IN the County Court
Tor "opcn and notorious leWdness." These
facts have never been denied or even
pO,,Iated by his most enthusiastic friends
on the contrary, less than two months ago,
heard one Of the Generals prominent
friends boastlng Oft, as an act Of galantry,
and said that the General had "driren RO-
berfs of IKE dog, nHd had takea his ,Cife."
If Gen. Jackson, fellow-ctlzcns, with these
sins upon his head, unrepcnted for, should
be elected President, what effect, think
you, 1t will have upon the American youth:
Wlll they not feel licensed to follow every
species of gambling, and when they have
ruined thelrCOmp0uluns by the" Bi0c6 I.Cg"
art, they viii then imbrue their hands in
their blood And if one gentleman has a
pretty wife, and another has taken a fancy
to her, he has nothing 10 do bat to take
pistol IN ono hand and horse whip in the
other, and 90 and whip the husband "Hke Il /,
i1r,' and take possession of his wife, (
Wlil the youth not say, we may perpotratc +.
ilI these enOrnltcS and vet be the oreat- +
c5t men IN the United States.--Goncral
Juaksun did, and hcIs now President But
b2 Generals friends say the moral and po
Aical character ofa nrnu ought not to be
L..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

Cow. PoRTER.-Thc ship l.afaye cite, ar
rived on Saturday last, was boarded 10Th
inst. off Key West, by a boat from brig OF
wor one OF the Sp. squadron. The officer
was an acquaintance ola Spanish gentle
man, passenger in the l.. and informed him
that Com. Laborde had sent formal cha.
lenge to Com. Porter, to meet him in fax
engagement, promising that his force should
be graduated precisely to suit the means of
The Commander Of the Mexican squadron.
TO this challenge, according to the state
ment o! the officer, Com. p. replied that
in the course Of week or two, he should
be prepared to meet the Sp. Commander,
with all the force he could bring at an en-
gagement.
a letter from Havana. March l:}, SAYS the
crews of Com. Porter's vessels are two
thirds Indians that the Guerrero is expect
ed from Vera Cruz, to join--and it was re
ported that the Mexican Admiral Lepus
was on board to supercede Com. Porter.
IN. Y. Mcr ADV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

COMMUNICATED.

On Friday evening last, the annual meet
ing of the Newport Sunday School Un-
ion,' was held at Mr.. Joslin's School house,
when ihe institution was re organized, and
the following gentlemen elected 70 the re-
spcctive offices Of the Board, viz REV.
VIM. Gammell, President, Rev Dr Pattcn.
and Rev. T.. Nudge, Vice-Presidents Mr..
ID. G. Dcnham, Secretary and Robert
Rogers, Esq. Treasurer; Rev. Mr.. Torrey,
Doct. ID. King, Messrs. George Engs, Ma
thaniel Sweet, 5. w. Vinson, T. Trcyett,
Joseph JosIin, and IL. Y. Cranston, were
chosen Managers. From the experiment
Of the last season, the subscribers and
friends of the Union School, have reason
to believe that good was done, and a ia
yorabe influence excited on the minds OF
a number Of youth, which, by the divine
blessing, will not be efaccd. The entire
exclusion from this school, of every thing
sccta'ian, and the hearty cooperation OF
the different denominations in promoting
It's object, furnish a claim on the patron.
age Of the public, which, it is hoped, vii,
not be withheld: The great object being 10
promote the benefit Of the rising genera
ton, in that way aud to the extent, that
may DC IN their power.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
PHILADELPHiA, March 90.
IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.

By the sch. Eliza Piggot, Davis, arrived
at this port, Mr.. Sanderson, Of the Coffee
House, has received a letter dated Lagui-
ra, March 18th, of which the following is
an extract:
81 enclose you the first copy Of the "Li-
ra," new paper, which it is intended To
pu bish at Caracas. You will therein find
that the Grand American Federation IS
spoken OF. Bolivar's resignation is also
therein. His resignation is, however, on
ly to pave the way TO raise himself "a step
higher, rs there is little doubt that four
months will not elapse, before there VIII
be n union of Peru, Colombia, and Bolivia,
and Bolivar appointed President for life
The project of union Of Bolivia, Peru,
and Colombia. is highly apriauded in the
"Llra." The cause Of liberty in general
is not likely to De- advanced BY the confed-
Grafton ofmli'ary republics: bu, it j. gene
rally supposed that any kind OF govern
n~nt Is preferable TO anarchy.
To this letter the editors of the Phila-
delphla Gazette add the following:
I'VE have hastily looked over the ali
IA" The resignation Of Bolivar contains
full proportion Of his usual cant about
goodness and disinterestodness. lie is
good and wise King. and it is a pity that
he cannot govern his subjects without re
sorting TO such dupliciiy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

The National Intelligenccr demonstrates
the doctrine OF the Virginia Opposition TO
be such as must revive the Federal Party
Throughout the United States, in the origi-
nal meaning of the word, not as contrasted
with the Democratic Party, but Us opposite
60 the Anti Federal Party.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05

We are requested by number of the
members, to notice, that meeting of the
Tammany Society Will be held at the Court
House, tomorrow evening, at half past
o'clock. a general and puuctual atten
dance is very desirable, as business OF i'm
portance will be laid before them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-05
ABDICATION OF BOLIVAR.
HEAD-QuARTERs, CARACAS, ;

EtOEudI. b'iii iC-s'
To His EreeHeHey,the President cfhe Senate.
Most excellent Sir-In no former cir
cumstances has the august authority OF
Congress been Of such necessity to the
Republic, as at this present period, when
every mind hes been disturbed, and the
whole nation agitated, by internal commo-
tions. Called by your Excellency to take
the oath of ctfice as President Of The Re