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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-17

TA supply Of the above medicine for sale
by JOHN KENNEDY.
At the Office Of the Am Col. Society, Washington
3 And A. I. KENNEDY, Alexandria.
oct 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-17
Eurniture and Mahogany.

.L9MES GREEN-C4BINET MIXER,
ITAs on hand at his mandatory, on Royai.street'
FAsHJoNABLE FURNITURE Of kisown mannfsc.
Raw Of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
G. nom;nro curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. 'Loo, J. o., III &c
Copal varnish, saeking bottoms cords &c. aaI OF
which will be sold low for cash OF the usuai
punctual customers. ,,e
4WRNTTG of erery kindneatly execute dec 10
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EloriAa N.ana Aeeeey


iSHE subscribers have opened an Office 10 he C:y
u OF Tallahassee, for the purchase ana sale o!
Lands IN the Territory Of Florida
Such is the peculiar character of the andt~g ti
da and their productions, that yet vcry tTLsgc,
opinions have prevailed among persons a. tern6gs Ja
tances from this Territory, in relation to their csc
racter
The subscribers will make the most minute exam.
nations of the public lands vacant well ,hcs
which may hereafter be offered for sale They vii,
prepare themselves with maps of all the good lands
and with such information may be interesting ynr
chasers
The lands advertised for sale in December next, EN-
brace very interesting section Of the Terrtoy--bes
ing situated arthest South and East Of any public
hitherto offered for sale by the United States; ard in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
of the grand staples of Territory, sugar and
sea island cotton as well as the rearing of the silk
worm, and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One Of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country, is well acquainted witlrmost
Of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requisition, either enter
or purchase lands, and all letters addressed to them
(post paid) will be promptly attended to.
REFERENCES "a
Col. JAMES GApsnES, Tallahassee, Florida,
Gel s Jsas ssss RaRw8 xrEE Saay, Virginia
Major Brnp C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg Virginia,
Jous MlcnAE, Esq. Prince William County, Va. and
Major w. F. THORNTON, Alexandra, ID. C.
C. BRONAUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON.
tallahassee, Iy 1827Ju an 1s
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CHARLES BENNETT
AS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
and the Cambria, at N. York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest termsfor cash.
orapproved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, s, 81 and 4point
rose do from ga to 1874
&c 5-4 and Ga fushings
Extra supcrfne black, navy blue, and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies' cloths
Common and superGne double milled drabs
Schofeld's flanneIs and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; swansdown and to'le-
nett vestings
a., 4, and SO Venetian stair and passage car
pcting
Shad andherrng seine twine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
patent threads, assorted from No 10 to so
which with his stock of goods on hand rendersh his as
sortment pretty general.
Bythe shin Boston, expected daily, he will receive
pine Annie and Double sterCHEESE OF first qua
i;,w If sept 10
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MarytaMd T0baccN

PURCHASED by
il nov 16 s. MESS ERSNTTI
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German Linens etc.
A A Bales burlaps assorted
L ~ do hessians Just received and for sale BY
S. MESSERSMITII.
WHO has in store and offers for sale
700packages teas, consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. of various i'm
portations, and part Of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from u TO 90 cams. of 9 ID, do do
Powchong in chests and halfchests--
so hhds ) Muscoyado and New Orleans sugars,
80 bbls part of prime quality
rs bags Porto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
jamaica rum in bids
W. 4. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in Or. casks do
French madeira do do
Bakers and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, &c. &c. nov ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
COMMUNICATED.

Fourth Of July 1897, in -NOnonsnla County,
number of gentlemen met this day, the house
of Jacob J. Wagner and down sunptuous dinner
prepared for the occasion. The Rev. Joshua Hickman
appointed Presieu and Aaron G. Rogers Vice Presi
dent. After dinner the company retired pleasant
grove of Sugar spring, where the following
drunk with great deal Of unanimy and good
feeling:
The Day Celebrate.
The memory of Washington, Adams, and Jefferson
The Constitution of the United States.
The Ex-Presidents Madison and Monroe.
The President of the United States.
The Congress of the United States
The Federal Judiciary.
The Army and Navy.
The 9TH July l776-Tie dav on which, the ,Irteer
United States pante the OF light liberty whose
branches expand and shed their sh, the whole Anne
can Hemisphere.
The Federal Governmeut-The great pillar on which
our civil institutions
John Quincy Adams President of the United State.-
The enlightened statesman and ds;ius ushed diploma t.
May the wisdom OF his disarm most virulen,
Of his enemies.
The Governor Of the "Ancien; Domirion,' CWm 3.
Gie) his talents and time be solely devoted TO the
local affairs of the State.
Roads and Canais-The great ligaments that are to
bind closely the these United States;
judcious Tariff that will a:"d protection our mauufac-
turing institutions without being oppressive brethren
of the South.
The next Legsa ture-Mav they devote more Of their
time in acts of useful legislation, and less in passing
lutionS, than their immediate predecessors.
Greece, the ansie abode of genius, literature and IL
s'iiS ne uiI!ten III noble
ting her in her ancient glory.
VOLUNTEERS
BY T. @. Raymond. John Quincy Adams and Andrew.
JaGksonThe one in the Cabinet nd the other in the field
BY J. J. Wagner. Henry Clay--The able statesman
finished orator. aud finn patriot
BY G. Leonard. May the Government OF the United
States ever be the guardian Of the exled.
BY Moses Jeftres. The American Agricultural Society
May us progress be without parallel in trauspIautrr
Africa's sons TO the land of their fathers
by Hiram Haymnnd The contemplated railroad from
Z The ciiv nj Raj, (,;,,
ah"g-May its success NEE, the expectations of its most
sanguine friends.
BY job. Springer. The Agricultural Soci.fv-Nav all
sections of the Uuited States their erakiuu
by VIM Raymond The 18th of July 1916, memoir BILE
for the Declaration Of Independence-The 4th of July
1926, memorabilia y The wonderful coincidence Of the
oi tie hand that penmed, and the tongue that mos, ABLY
defended the Declaration of Independence
BY the Rev. J. Hickman. Gen. Lafayette who fourth.
in the armies of the U. Site struggle for the Indepen
dence which we NOW celebrate under the auspices of ca
venNay he long live in peace and quietness nd in the
next world be crowned with eternal bliss.
By Thornton Myers. General Jackson-If he is tn,
choice of the people may he be the next President
BY a Member. The venerable Carroll of Car,oII,,,
the last ct those brave who signed the Declaration
Independence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
RECOMMENDATIONS

Clcinn'ah, Ian. 12M, 1927
Highly approving the elementary prncticgi princinr.
upon which this Elementary Book of the French Language
constructed cheer!uy tn the subcrir
ton list for five copies.
Il. u :. w. PICKET, Principles of the French
Schools al Cincinnati, Ohio.
IecingIon, Jtv,e IAN. 1927
heartily corenr in recommending Elementary work
10 live patronage OF those interested in promoting the in
struetion OF youth in the French Language think il will
be peculiarly beneficial young learners and will SUNNY
void in our present means of teaching thai language
nhNRf RCFFER, professor of Anricn, ana
Modern Languages, of History and Bellies Let
Tres at Washington College, Lexington, Va.
tAgiHia Uni,erSitv, Jaly Isl 1927
An Elementary Book in the German Language for teach
ing the French Language, having submitted to nv in
ec"on' 'nk that translated according English
lsom II will be made very useful book in our Eene
ray School and should therefore give the publication
"c'co~ my support. G. BLACTTERMANN Profr5-
oFo' Modern Languages, of History and
beies-i ettres at the Virginia University.
Rcinond Jt!y Oh, 1897
Alter having examined at,cntiycIv Nj O,Sr,;v,n,-
Elementary book o' instructing youth French Ian
Guagr Il" h" hesitate TO that it will be of great utility,
10 young learners. 1t IS folly calculated facilitate
child III acquiring the habit spea king this auoaga ma
tuaiiy and to prepare il to the study the French (ram
mar when arrived age, it can benefit from,
The tuition OF 4 professor IN that tongue.
STEPHEN BERNARD. Professor Of
houcTm Languages aud Mathematics
III The City OF Richmond.
after an examination Of NJ q. OSuIliyan's Elemental
y BOOB in the French Language, with Mr. Beg-
nard III opinion respecting the great utility of it.
WIN. HAMILTON, PiincinaI OF
Female Academy, Richmond
havo also examined NJ. 3. O'SnIIyaus Elemcn,ary
practical book of the FIcncI Ianguarr and concur IN ,
opinion Of Mr. Bernard with the f conviction that the
hno% is perfectly web adapted promote asacforiy the
progress oil young beginners. ~ CROZET, Professor
OF Modern Languages.
The Elementary practical book of NJ &. O,suylivar
consider excellent in its design method and doubt not
that it will prove valuable acquisition to- the best svser,
| oi juvenile instruction. OLIVER a. SHAW, CLASH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

EEtract " I-ler seceirea 6y gc,aa, IN His 1oun,
dated,
PENSACOLA, June 1S.
1.-THE United States Ship John Adams arrived here YES
erday om Il cuiae, and egrc, To Inform you that the
yellow fever exists board. There several sick a,
She has lost her first lieutenant John p. Tu,le
and several others.
"The U. s. Schooner Shark, Capt Norris, will leave
% this day for New York; NonoR BeaeOa
Sickness on Joard tio JOHN .3GGms.
NcnFoLK, July l0.-For the following extract o.
letter from our late ;ownsnan G.. ID. Brode. Esq
Naval Constructor at Pensacola, are Indebted TO .
trIeDd-lt will be observed that il is not ,te by
day as the letter from which published an extrac
Yesterday, stating that several deaths had taken place
deeply lament this sad change the a,o heal,hfu
slate OF The crew of the ship
PENSACOLA, June II, 1927.
g 1t is with regret that inform you of the death o.
leut John p. futile, who died on the 9th inst. of
Tue Havana, on the passage from Matanzas TO this
pace after an illness Of five days; the first intatioI
OF confirmed disease, the black vomt since which
my informant says, he had sane moment during
the attack.
The ship arrived the day before Yesterday, aud i.
now performing quarantine. She has ONLY los, one
man, "a narine The Doctor reported twenty cases
yesterday; among them Surgeons Mate Doctor
Green and three Nidshpmen (; the Doctor's Mate is
the only one dangerous."-E Beacon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
JTRGLNI.l:

~ Superior Court Of Chancery, holden the capitol in
the city Of Richmond, the 1llh day of June 1897.
William Trueheaft and Edwin Shelton, PHs
against
William Mann in his right, surviyin execuor
Of Thamas Mann, deed, Benjamin Mann, FIeming
Bates John Nash, Isaac Leadbeer. John G. Brort a,J
r. Chanoeraine, executor OF Lewis S. FdN ards dcr,d
and HoTa'o O. Winston, DI -
This cause IN which the bill hath been taken fur rnnf.
seq, as TO the Defendants, Benjamin Mann Fleming Ba,e,
John Mash, Isaac Leadbeter, adj Horatio c. Winston
and on whom the decetal order that puose apooa,s
10 have been duly executed came on to be heard on the i
the answers Of the other defendants by counsel Of ,
Plaintiffs ana the said defendants, exhibits aud was
argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof and biz like
counsel the court doth order that the plaintiffs render bc
tore one OF The commissioners OF the court an account m
meIr administration of the of John Mann decd.
mat they also render before the same commissions, -
account OF the eSeculoTsp OF John Mann the estate IF
lhomas Mann, decdj tina! the same commissioner aOor
giving notice for two months, in newspaper published
~ the CITY OF Richmond requiring all the creditors Of The
SAID John Manu- to file their claims with him. do proceed m
state an account OF all debts due from the said John Mann
PaTucuIaTsng whether the be due BY spcciatv n,
otnerwise' and that the said commissioner do $50
and report what real and personal Of The said John
Wann remains unsold, and the probable value rherco.
which several accounts when stated the commissions
directed TO report to the court with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself which may be rec
CURED by the parties TO be stated.
copy. Tesic WM. w. HENfNG, e. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

Tue speeches against H. and not one Tor IL Do we not
remember that on the Colonial trade, published ev,
cry speech i'll Congress and hunted Up every paragraph
that reflected on the Administration whilst the spec
ches the other side, and Mr. Eyerett's very able
letters in the Boston Patriot, so much &c al
uded to. Does il not publish all from Maine 10 Ge,
gia against Adams and Clay and can any man for the
last two years. point out single line of the defence
and explanations made by their friends 10 The Pub
iic' With how good grace then, does this gen.
tie rcbuke against their editorial brethren, for
not publishing both sides, come from the Enquirer?
But we will be done with theme as disgusting as il
is Observation-Disclosures theme OF the tergiversations, in
consise ncies meanderings, slyuess dsnsenuousncss
unfairness and impudencc of the Richmond Enquirer
The Editors OF the Enquirer have no particular
desire TO deprccate the hostility of Mr.. Minor of the
Political Arena, or to WOO gentle word his opera
on ''but the editor who pens this hasty paragra ph
aays the Epquirer loves the town of Fredericksburg
and long knew the highly respectable This father,
whose name Mr.. Minor bears" Most notable reasons
why Mr. Minor should change his political principles!
We are afraid Mr.. Minor is Lot made of stern stuff
enough 10 resist this billing and cooing--tls soft and
winning courtship. 1t unsraeful not to declare
for jackson after pathetic and forcible an areu-
nentation. The Editor of the Enquirer sslong knew
your father and loves Fredericks burgn--s.thint oil
that, Master Broosc"--and find it in ypur heart il
you can to be agains, Jackson!
The Grand Jury has found true bills against the
three Spanards charged with murder and piracy on
board the Crawford. Their trial will progress on
Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
CoMMfss1oNER's OFFICE,

TIE 0lTic, interested will please take notice that hv.
appointed the 10th day Of September next to commence
the accounts directed IN the foregoing order Of court on
which cay at oc.ock A. NJ. they required TO- attend
at this office with the necessary vouchers aud documents
realty 'or examination ard settlement, aud with Office
copies "i The necessary papers and the creditors cr
office, or Q. J5!ys, said da-.
~ f. BAKER, d. 9
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w AsUTNGTOy,J ulr I

.9nPointmsn By The PresidsuL
1homgS Ha,daH OF Florida, be Judge of the L. s. for
Woodward, dec.
Inc Board ct Commissioners under the Convention will,
G Britain TOR the adjustment Of the article Of the Treatv
OF 1nem', respecting decentralization for doported slaves
met in this city yesterday, carry into effect the obrc Of
Their appointment These Commissioners our readers will
recoect are LangdOn Chcrcs, of Pennsylvania James
icGsant, OF Virginia. and Henry ScatccH of North Ca
rolna. The Clerk the Commissions is 4aro, O1en If
I'VE" 'eIScy' Nat. Int,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

! AUGUSTA, July G.-It becomes our painful duty 10
record serious calamity, BY which city has been
VISITED. 10 The most popuous part of Broad Street
al the Globe Tavern fire broke out yesterday NOR
ming, which threatened for time wide spread de-
strucon Its rayages, as ii extended over two
thirds ct The square, consuming all the buildings from
MI Bowdre's new brck house, up the corner where
tue confectionery called the Punch Bojck stood thence
sweeping IN IFS destructive the houses and fen
ces on jackson Street. end those upon Ellis Street TO
point opposite to the house Of Mr. Bodre which we
have mentioned. The Globe Tavern, and IFS extern
1--WE and numerous buildings, entirely consumed;
and We are informed that the fire is supposed 10 have
originated in the careessness OF person who left
candle burning an apartment of the upper story Of
the Tavern. Gen Montgomery, believe. is the
principal sutherland the estate Of Cloriyere, MIR.
Dortic and MIR. Boyer-and MIR. Angus Martin, have
also been losers TO a considerable amount. We arc
sorry TO learn that Mr.. Angus Martin had insured
but insurance told had been effected by other
propretors. The loss has been estimated at about
$4,000, exclusive OF the losses Of tenants which have
not been ascerained: among the latter MIR. Shannon,
The enterprsing keeper Of the Globe, has fear
tanned much damage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
pnstserfnt.

The bloody character y Gen Jactson's duel W i,h
Dickinson has been denied and that affair represented
as even rejecting high credit on his humanity. The
reader will feel satisfied after perusing the following
authentic account of il:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

Cnforinac 4rcj9cai-A SON If Nh Richard Elliot, Of
race street, Philadelphia aged about H. while crossing the
Delaware in put his head into wicket which
inc captain had Just opened do something to the mach
merry He was instantly caught in the wheel work and
nough the Captain dragged him quick possible,
o.. ?fcb and arms were olckcr ard ~ hxi.rc'.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

BALTIMORE, July ft--The Wheat crops on f,e
Eastern ShOre, which promised fair and abundant
have been very seriously injured by the rust so much
so IN many instances, that not more than half a cron
VIII be gathered, particularly in low land.
Nearly million Of dollars Of the late War nan
has been paid at the L. s. Branch Bank al Boston
since the 1st inst.
mr. Cray in Kcn'ucky.--Thc L. S. Gazette learns
by gentleman just arrived from the West that about
300 persons dned with MIR. Clay at a Public Dinner
given him at Lousyillethe festival bad lust com
mencd when the Informant left.
After the great dinner to Mr. Clay at Phtsburc
The JacksoDiies turned ont and swore they would
have dinner the 9TH Of more than 3OOO and wrote
SO 10 heIT friends in this quarerthoy have had their
DINNER and although the greatest efforts were made for
snow, parade and numbers with the usual excitenens
OF Htc ddy in their favour it was inferior in all
poets tothe one given to MIR. Clay. humorous and
pleasant account OF II is given in The PIsbrrr Ga
zette ofthe G.t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

CGPci'lnuti, Ian. 1911, 1897.
Highly approving the elementary prnc,icei nrncnrr
upon which this Elementary Book of the French anguar
is constructed cheeruly put ma mes Ia the
tion list for five copies.
Il. * J. ". PICKET. PrincinIes Of the French
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

H. BAKER, OI g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

The Grand Jury has found true bills against the
three Spaniards charged with murder and piracy OH
board the Crawford Their trial will progress on
Monday,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-13

saac II ollingsworth, Edwin B. Burwell, Doct
John Thompson and Gabriel n Davis.
5th Resolved, That committee OF cores
pondence be appointed to consist OF the iolIow'
inc persons:-AIfrcd II Powell, VIM. I. Clark
John HolIingswor,h, Thomas Buck, Sen. John
4. Tilden, James Hall, Henry Richards,
Gen. Josiah Lockhart, David Danner, Major
John While, Robert S. M'Kay, Joseph Hack
ney, Henry GunneIl, Jams Lyoh, Col. James
Bell, Maj. Seth Msson, John Heiskeii, 10: hua
Iupton, Nicholas Kerps, John w. Page. John
NJ. Bronze. Thomas A. TidbaIl, David II. Allen,
Humphrey Brooke, VIM. Berry, Robert Mont
gomery, Robert Page, Col. James II. Sewers
and John Hay.
9th Resoived That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in both of the newspapers
printed in Winchester, after being signed by
the chairman and secretaries.
SETH MASON, Chairman.
JOHN W PAeE,} Secretaries.
JOHN Hay,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-13

Norik CaroFna.-The friends of the Admin.
istration have broken ground in North Carroll.
ma. A meeting was held at the Cour, Hou.
in Elizabeth City on Saturday last, 'to devise
means and adopt resolutions to promote the
election of John Quincy Adams tried, faith.
fuI servant, and civilian, in preference to such
man as General Jackson, who knows no law
paramount to his own ambition, obeys no in.
structions not in unison with lis own despo,ir
and infuria,ed imagination, and who indeed
has no one qualification to recommend him ior
such high and d gnificd station, beyond tia,
of other men, save that Of one military achieve.
menr, for which his countrymcn have and arc
still willing to award to him the highest need
Of praise, gratitude, and glory, due 10 such
military prowess.
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-AEH A!.,ll Tf..D.aIN@
TUESDAY MORNING, NoVENRpp :,

We learn from the National Jo,.., -.
terda y that the holders Of the Huna,.a y"
sand Dollar prize ticket drawn in GIN "U0'
lottery by Mr.. Clark Of Richmond Y, "'
acceded to the terms proposed by h, r. 1''
ration of Washington, which were 70 F''
stock 10 that amount bearing FIVE per Cow. ;:
tcrest and redeemat!e some twenty O. ,,;-1
wears hence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-13

Messrs. Gales and Seaton. have ,o,o,.
the publication Of The second volume If 49,.
very valuable Register, containing the Dsh,.
and public Documents Of The frs, Ses,;o, y,
the Nineteenth Congress. The arranpe,..,
of.the contents is considered great im,,O,.
ment upon the frs, volume, and very iudcioc,
ly calculated 10 facilitate ready references
The magnitude Of the undertaking and !.
chcapness Of the work (eight dollar, bound :.
boards) may be gathered from the fact. a..
The present volume alone, consists Of ,i,,,.
hundred pages Of superroyaI octave size an
brewer type, eqhal TO 5000, columns ofMe Y,
rional Intcligeneer. or these 1900 pages, III.
Debates occupy l34o-an appendix Of S,,,
papers l44-a complete edition Of the ar.
passed during the session 'S7.-The remaind.,
are devoted 10 all extensive index The ,hi,4
volume is in the press and considerably at
,anccd.