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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

Sithi many iith hnu fashionable atticlas =,
wHtch we you'd dIect their attention
superb Crimson and et"e helmo long Shawl,
Scarf
do do do Sh.,yls h.ndso
ures q
atch plaid Italian aud Grosdenaple SILKS l,e..,,
stsIe)
Very sup. plain Silks assorted shades-is, trim.
mings
And jet black Italian and eros de Mamie Sill.
canning Ribbons, ofvery sup quality
Heavy rich fgd. Black Man DARN Grapes An
Robes
Do. Plain do
A large assortment Brussels Thread Lace ana
Edgngs
hIs'oloneI CalicOes and splendid Plaid do.
UreoIan Gnghhns, for " inter season
0laHy Jeans Gaps, Swiss Iluslm aud Bobbiset
Colals
\ splendid assortment fgd. and plain SwKs
and Book Auslns
lad and striped Cambrick alusiins, at every
price
Fine aud superfne long Lawns
Belt Ribbons, OF every hue of the Rainbow
Cotton, " orsted ana silk Hoziery OF sun. Quail.
~
lite above comprzes a few otthe leading az
ucles oil our aSsortn Ont, which shall he Offered
al small advance 81 the New York prices
NchEE ROBINSON &CO.
Oct. %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
4 Charlotte q HARNESS for sale.

TeI rs Philadelphia haili---of superior WORK
! mans ~ and Ia exo.ileai Condition. adap,'
~ for tie dtuugla Of one Or t"o horses, with
fixtures accordingly.
Al,o. 4 81. ond band Forte Piano. Enquire at
this Office wtsZD Dec. is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

lRAffS on Boston, Providence. New.yo,l
- Philadelphia, Baltimore, WASHINGTON C,;,,.
aud Richmond Va, for sale in suns Ia sui, mn
shasers, nj small premium, at the Lotte,y and
Exchange Office of S. 4 NJ. ALLEN A. CO
Lyhchburg, where all kinds Of uncurrent monsy
Juiy,l0 ,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
FUR HATS.
ENCna.SGE.
~ nE pA.aSnEV1

MT I aIsl.N : NNS-
wye are no" prepa, ed to offer 10 ,L.,.
~ te"tion very general assoltmen, ill.,
~ Goods, suitable for Atgtoes "0s'
be'' quality Napt Cotton, dooblc aiied
Heavy l~iied Army Cloths
o"fse tasslnett's Cat very low prices)
. . 4l-2 aud pom, t"i!led Blankets (y,,,
cheap WY
ever ule.Itl 10 TIN, market " NY
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22
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rom N "" io.H s"Estsf.. = Jaa L.
i1a arf"aL al hea le,A. ct die .8rda pacI,
ct sInp, n the remar>aD.e pa.-a-s. Il Il, ses-
son oi The var, "f2Gd' 10" a.se'roo,, ntl1ss
P'P'ls ON heoj NJ .n'sT awspf ,He l4u
Dc. mir, mc!". ~, Which furnish lhc in.por-
''at ~. lI-rnca tat ionugaI, having bera in
'ad'd by >h''H bad called upon the BRUSH to
'rnmaa. ~ conformity With It's ueatie, Of ain
'n''. Tor a,ai AMI iI1i the iatie' forthwith, AMI
"'a''i de i'y' answered the cal We h,fe gin
e" ~ mitch aN p"ssi teoi iae generous. mant
ana '"efal speech oi Air. 'ANNNato tic House
e. commons 10 "tlI'hs upontaem gaprt'ae
5'o'tta.a. ~ IA 'aa stsp~ ]. lad aiken to Sustain
M ''a.'ai ~, 90 !-fs"9d. ..nj il Is re"arH-
a'.. ..f.'f's ,a"e', 2s .1'tea IA 'ac Times. tbat
-. .'i ~ 'ase b. fa's..sad oo1r members assem-
a.@t not move u..a ',7r ey.ray objected TO the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

40 = Alas hsl bers 'aSasf fsfriiif.
IS r.. IL tH,t# oils s,ae 10 HIse lie "a -szsu=
Id .fucfa.tsfs 90 a.. Co, conduct dgIIut
1if Monroe standardization. I.s support II tIs
pfoposlt 5n, tleh ge1oshei s.ssjaLaed ~ the
apfe.ennsut lsila, hing Anbassst5f to Lau-
doa aud iaat e.,einy Of libefte was f4at - 8r
Clay, sfa pr9ifsaa1 himself the field oi Lib
fit- llecHrg thr Panama Wisaiou = another
evidence, aud got mp 70 gave cciHi Ia Air Clay.
Ar. Clay had conifised IA 4 prite NJ Monroe
ellH credit iorrecegn the independence Of
south Au"fsa--las portrait bsd esen becHme
valuable article Of commerce. t5efe lie had
s8id thes proposed 10 eafIg their fBoasuas by
rorfupfus fiIn Naturalization ra corrupt the
people had heretofore been thought impossible
and Mir tlJy had proved hims - q profound pO-
l4heiau bY discovering the medic Three routes
tor a national road had been tr..eed through -
fuIa bnt TIE road nds moi 10 be iaade until al
tfr the neal presidential cieciior lie descant-
ed leHHcd'y on the questions Of literual In
|pfescnent and tariH, shle8 br alledeed 10 be
another htibe 10 another section Of tho country.
lie talked OF the corruption 0f i1r Piess--hc
thought 1t wrong ttat editors should support the
administration because they Vrre publishers OF
Ire law. II the people would support them
vel and GOOD. lie next 0dteried ~ lIta cor
ruplono ID epresruta.cs--aHd he said that
ihis Wa tHa tift, though he cited no instance
lie noticed the a9ie ~ which comm ttras were
appointed u the senate ~ flt L. State. lie
said thaitba adpinist.shDa- lad M rtes %.
eleven committees, lha Opposition ua to.u--
ahd rom Tie committees 81 elIc. ire admin
istIatian had mo iptIiios. De s5ucai Il Ilat tap
hand 1f d. aar'#fr} Wa tl.il.c. a. spakeaf
Che corruption ri the senate by the Compilation
Of einb1- >, and OF tHe pea1l.ar uue#.sli, of
teeplns 'ah' body pb.. a. tne Constitutional
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22


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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

lHaa aHfs. ~ - HBIHafffurs NIlita threatens 10
li.f .,.ts .ea'ss #, I'D haii'iae.t af ear com
mon fHniI,
~. ~ n. ,.e yerc called ursi on tins
atc4 io4 tsrsaa-# aa officer Of greater fespoH-
: IL ' suenaa, ad eligible under state 60
tcr.msH H. consideration IF the magnitude
and aua r.aae affHe afice iwe should approach
this eht ton vim clean hands aud hearts deyb-
! tHd To uur eanairf He sbUuld discard every
lIuus hsc srciin al fftiou.its OF local p,eIudl-
ees--lisIra fnfHe d-fetes ofrea- Bu--=feCaId tie
appreciation ri rui uternh monitor ani con-
s5ioncr as.a rrpfuaehes no spigH can sfill.-
E ~ shon1 ~ word feel g. b NE Hefc standing
4 on hoi, grouaB fut 90 The choice 1la propsi "a
4 f..arnf depends m . crent measure The
/ p#lee he Arlt md the h1ppine5s Of ouf
sHrn1Y
4 Wbo j. hofter qualified - discharge tie do-
+ tie. ct tins important office th1n Mr. Randolph
: the present incumbent Fpr tbd courage
! ehlcn dues every fHag N the discharge otduty
! for lint uaeu1uufY which adnlts Of 40
compromise httWr'n principle und mfcrest--
| Ut that ntegtn' winch rejects With scorn the
: pity aflihrf vi political demnsoencs=-ior u
! complete devotion to1ht honour aud glory Of his
/ q Huut.g H. I's uctrr been surpassed lie
unres . bImseif1 love al country Il sacred re
/ esrd iurthe rieh., pi .ha people aud a. utter
ba lrsm1t tot oil thr at al popularity Between
hia' md thr Wrmbr II corrupt sGmtui ira
tam tIcrc Is no ppu 81 similarity 81 attraction.
such meu cu3d nfYft Ind Hn asrppc ~ his
! hs1ll lhrirls about nan mpjrstv pf chafac-
j to which while Il lrBus tie adu3tlan Of sIco-
ph1uts. a'uHes aroffs "a tHc imposing arts 81 III
+ treue uad corruption. IuHt ths has been iar
| IN ii4rm che .tfiar otthn MN Is pTr8eu ~ tin
darlfttlou pt a., a,as' ale. ut publs dus and
! ntl mon eaueinsh. ~ BY The uublfp'ahrd re
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

= lco m',ethen. elegte him TO the watch tow.
t.ie Seaaie, where itintisuc or corruption
tsrair tleitgorg nhcads inop3,ei.,on 10 rho
~ Of car country, dixie a iiG,bGl Sentinel
cry a'ona aad spare NOT -. sir. l,t
keep him Us a fhon, 10 thn side cI a cor
a Administration, ill Ire gQIdg Haa 5aes mic
iaHis Unconstitutional authority
A.% %ent!eman 10 reflect iffacf rsftl,.. 10 i,,.
y Eandlipa, il VIII be construed into "a
{, @'ei'i2n Of us opposition to rhe 8d,ain.
'''"o Oh oar past, and readiness 10 aban.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Extract TO- The editors ofthe Dem. Press

"On Saturday last the citizens Of this county
friendly 10 the administration Of the general
government, held meeting in this city. Al
most every part of the county was represented,
and from the number and responsibility Of
those who attended the meeting, no doubt now
remains 5ut that majority in this county
will be opposed to a change in the administra-
tion OF the general government, unless some
weighty and most unexpected charges can be
trough, against the present executive. Militia
ry enthusiasm is fast wearing away and sob.r
reason is assuming the sway You may res, as
sured ,ha. there is yet too much good sense
and patriotism in the citizens Of this old and
respectable county 10 be led as,ray by the bril-
liant ira ppines of Military Chefiain.
"Thc Marietta Pioneer mas passed into the
hands of those friendly to the present adminis>
tration. The Reporter will make its first ap-
pearance to-marrow. The Sentinel, whose
editor has long been devotee to the "Hero of
New Orleans" is about to close his editorial
career There will be then four newspapers in
this county in favor of the administration and
three only opposed to it: 1t is expected that
one Of those three will shortly abandon the
cause of opposition and join that OF truth and
Justice"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
APHORISMS BY LAVATER.

Who, without pressing temptation, tells q
lie, will, without pressing temptation, act ie'
nobly and meanly.
Love as you could hate and might be ha :
ted, is maxim Of detested prudence in real
friendship, the banc of all tenderness, the death
of all familiarity Consider the fool who Toll
laws it as nothing inferior to him, who at every
bit of bread trembles at the thought OF It's being
poisoned.
He who laughed at you till he got to your
door-Ha,tercd you as you opened II - ielt the
force of your argument whilst he was with you
,applauded when he rose---and alter he went
away execrated YOU has the most indisPu'aole
tile 10 an archGukedom in hell.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Fall Goods.
GEORGE :. HOUGN

rs opening An extensive assortment OF seasonal
Il BILE goods, viz
Blue black, bottlegrccn, olive and steel mixed cloths
Blue trab and variety OF mixed casslmeres
Super and common rose blankets
a few 1874 domestic blankets, superior article
Point blankets Of all sizes, some superior
Red, scarlet, black, green, yellow and white Hannels
Low priced and super sattinets
Tartan and Circassian plaids
Bombazetts and bombazines
Orange blue and black rsttincts for coaches
Italian lustrings and black gros lie maps
Black silk serge
Fine assortment of mems and womcn's worsted hose
Raw silk, cotton and lambs wool do
Scarlet, white aud black merino scarfs and shawis
DO do do cashmere do
Braganza cloth and worried shaws
Crimson and other colored moreens
Marseles quilts and countcrpanes, cheap
3.4 royal bangups, narrow do
GA and 8 4 low priced cotton diaper
Domesties, sheeings, shrtings ard coiored goods
Fancy furniture checks
Common very superior tickinSs
Oil cloth and table covers
Garnet bindings and worsted do, all colors
Buraps and oznaburgs
Russia sheetings, diaper and crash
Assortment of best silk and cotton umbrellas
A few pieces of pongees for dresses
Wadding for pelisses
Beltand cap ribbons
Back shoe ribbons and galloons
Black and drab cotton ferrets
Black and colored lasting for shoes
Wide furniture dimity and chintzs
Calicoes
Super dark ginghams
Tapes. buttons braids, cotton cords and pins &c.
Pearling, edging, and laces
Steel and gilt coat and vest buttons
With almost every other article in the dry goods ine
Bat cotton for nterlining quilts
Cotton, yarn &c.
10 mo O.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
ORIIWHRY.

Denarted this life on Saturday morning the 29th.
nit AT her residence in Fairfax County Virginia, MRS
GxnrupE Moss, consort of William Moss, Esq. after
nainfl and protracted illness, which she bore VITA
rreat fortitude and resignation, leaving behind her
most interesting and promising family OF young '''''
dren ,h; .xceL
len, Lady, happily combined all the social domestc
and benevolent virtues Of the hearts and to the IaSt
moment of her existence she retained her usual sell
possession. .. h.r .h., she
.s not only resigned the win Of God, but that she
felt the most perfect comfortable and lively faith, IN
,ts merits of blessed Redeemer "The Lord sveth,
and the Lord taketh away, blessed be the name OF
the Lord"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08

when Mr.. Saunders was before the people as a
candidate for Congress, he told his constituents
that in case he failed to obtain Mr. Crawford
his first choice, he ,could whesitaiingly take
up Mr.. adams as his second tits not from any
personal hostility that have to Mr.. Saunders,
for have none, that has induced me 10 make
this statement; am a citizen of N Carolina,
and from one Of the counties that compose Mr.
Saunders Dist. Aoriher of his constituents is
with me in Baltimore, and is willing to testify
to the truth of the above statement.
Truth neper tcds indebted 10 Lie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
SNllP NEWS.
P0rt Of Alexandria.
ARRIXED-OcE +.

ARRIVED-OcE. 6.
schr. Washington Packet, Shove, Boston, sA'' rum
,S g. to A c. Cazenove and Co.
. sIoop Chauncey. Bartram. N York. treshs TOT the
District. h.,I.st 70 VIM. Fowle
& Co.
SAILED,
scbr. Triton, Fowler, Ma'snham.
1,h Shin Gold Hunter, Knowles owes Market
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
From the Rochester Daily Telegraph

Washington the prgectoroft the Erie Canal.
Mr.. Jared Sparks has been for some time en-
gagged in examining manuscript letters of &C.
neral Washington, at Mount Vernon, with a
view TO their publication 1t appears from a
letter from him to the Hon. Joseph Story, that
shortly after The close Of the revolutionary war,
Washington, in a letter referred to by Mr..
Sparks, predicted tina, water communication
would be opened through the Western part of
the State Of New York. This letter of Mr..
Sparks Is published in the last number of the
North American Review. AT page 8, in the
Appendix, is the following sentence:
"Soon after war was closed, he (Gsn. Wash
ington) visited the Lakes Of New York, and in
one Of his letters he emphalically predicts, that
a water communication would a, no distant day
be opened through the western part OF that
state, and enlarges on the benefits that would
result from such a work"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Brandy and Yea.

Pines Cognac brandy, seignet's brand, entitled to
y debenture
pipes do do Rastuens brand, old and superior
20 half chests Imperial tea
lust received per schr Pioneer from Boston, an, tor
- hv s. MESSERSMIrH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08

Centrally to our expectation, The Delaware
,,,,.,;cns have resulted most decisiveiy in fav-
The administration. Kinsey Johns, jun.
c., has been elected to the twentieth Congress,
\, , majority of nearly f'e hundred over his
I,ck,on competitor, Mr.. Bayard; and more than
,,,o thirds Of the members of the State Legis-
.;r,,ure are avowed friends of Mr.. Adams
Whom we take into consideration the active ex-
..,;oos Of Mr. Senator Nc. Lane, and the posi-
,iv, declaration Of his printer, that three fourths
r ,be vo,es would be given TO Jackson. We
:. n.,;6ed in claiming a GLORIOUS VIC
TORY over the disciplined troops of the Hero.
II the effect Of the election is as powerful else
where, as we find it TO be upon the Hercules in
opr own nrighborhood, we venture TO say, that
they would chcrrlully agree TO blot Kentucky
f,om the political map provided Delaware could
share the same Fate,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
names 5. GunneN. NJ. ID.
DENTIST,

UEANIIOI,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and Vislters
Id of Alexandria. that he may be consulted az Mt.
u c,,aett,s Hotel. on the First and Third WEDNES-
nay o every Month, from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until
two, p. NJ
svlyania Avenue, Washington City, or left at Mr. H.
Claretts Hotel in Alexandra, will be punctuaiy AZ.
tended to- ,r.e
april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
This is to give Notice ,

yHIiiAT the subscriber OF Washington county. in TIC
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from he o.
phans Court of Alexandria county, letters of admins.
traton the personal estate of Gerard Arnol, lac
Of Alexandria, deceased. All persons having c!anas
against the said decedent, are hereby warned ~ e>S
bit the same to the subscriber, passed by the OrQSa
Court, on before the Sd day of April ne@ r.
they may by law be excluded from all benefit =" .d
estate; and those indebted thereto are required 10
make immediate payment Given under my has.
this Sd day of October, 1927.
oct 3-6t AQUILLA X. ARNOLD
Admir- Of Gerard ,,rno9i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Notice.
Notice.

ALTHOUGH repeated notices have been given for
n warning all persons from hunting or in any man ma;
ner trespassing on my farms, nrOn and Neat flea.
sant sn greatly by nantsme. and . o,her
fo trespassing as the law will be rgidiy entorc
me" Ilo'' :" III IAenders THOMAS BERRY
OSonHill, oct 5th, la27-5t'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Mornings, Candies, SC.

~ barrels gross behring's
20 10 boxes dpt candles
IL kegs Garrett's snuff
hale shoe thread, 2 o. balls, Just received
and for sale by l.. l.. CHaMbEhhAiN'
e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08

Small 7ak.-No body abuses small talk I'M
less he be stranger to its CON- enrence. Small
talk is the small change of life, there is no get
ting on without it, There are times, when
otis folly to be WISE" when little nonsense
is very palatable, and when gravity and sedate.
ness ought 10 be kicked down stairs. A phi
losopher cuts poor figure in ball room, UNI
less he leave his wisdom at home. Metaphy-
sizes is as intrusive in the most agreeable pratt
tie as a deaths head OH the festal board.
We have met with msn who were too lofty
for small talk. They would never condescend
to play with ribhand, or fan Airt. They
were above such triiling; in other words. they
were above making themselves agreeable; a
bove pleasing and being pleased; they were all
wisdom, all gravity and tediousness, which
they bestowed upon company, with more than
Dogberry's generosity. Such men ought 10
be indicted as public nuisances. 4 man who
cannot talk, has no more business in society
than statue; the world is made up OF trif1es.
and he who can trihe elegantly and gracefully
is a valuable acquisition to mankind. He is a
Corinthian column in the fabric ofsociety.
" T. NJ Cnu,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Hardware and Cutlery.
JOEANNAE HVTCNES

Hardware and Cutlery.
JOSaTAAN BUTCNES
HAS received from liverpool by the Virginia and
Ill Cumberland to this port, also by northern arrivals
his fall assortment, Of RARDH.iRE, &c.
AMoSosT WHICH ARE
Smiths vices, hammers, anvils and bellows
Traces wagon boxes, iron rim'd and stock locks
Dolts. hinges screws, latches, shove's and spades
sbovcls and tongs, sad irons, wafiel irons
Chaffng dishes
Mill cross cut and hand saws
PANEL, sash ard dove tail do
Hoop iron from inch to Il inch
Knives and forks, pen knives, razors and SCISSORS
Ivory handle knives and forks in sets 81 to IS pieces
Clear bone do do
Table castors, plated ami common
Co,nmode knobs, book and sideboard locks
Smiths files, hand saw do
Horse rasps cabinet rssps snnfiers- na trays
Brass can,llesticks and lamps
Fowlng guns, double and single barreii
Brade's and Walby'strowcls
Pasterng trowes
Pasterer's hatchets
Minca meat choppers
Bake pans, brass and bell metal kettles
FRYING pans, brass and cast iron and irons
With great variety of other articles
ALSO on HAND:
D.4VLS' PATENT PLOUGIlS, aHstzes
9mo28 "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
Houses and Lots


Far Sale in The 1o,cn Of Middebnrg:
Ez.z A large two Story Son. house'
AIFiy(A with good cellar, also stone kitchen
SES: liz and stone stable and good well of wa
ter in the yard, at presen! occupied by the
Rev Stephen & Roszel Attached to this property u
small Frame Building, occupied by Dr. Week
as an apohecary shop This property situated near
the centre of the town, and formerly occupied as
tavern.
will also sell very reasonable terms, first rate
TINNERT ESTABLISHMENT.
which is now in full operations, the premises are
Brick shop, a large frame bark house and shed, and
one Patent bark mill; there are thrtyone watts; the1
is also never failing stream with full supply OF wa
ter and believe one Of the best stands IN Loudoun
county-it is about seven miles from any other yard.
There is likewise on the PREMISES new two story
s,one House. well finished, with good Kitchen and
Cellar underne a,h, stone Stable, Corn House, and
we'll of first rat water in the yard This property is
situated at the east end Of Middleburg, and at pre-
cen, occupied by myself Persons wishing purchase
the above property have great bargain ~ H. and
three or four young negroes or some good lands IN
some ofthe western states will be received in par
nav and if not sold BY the first Of October, will be Of
fsred for rent and immediate possession can be had
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
Middleburg, Loudoan Va. aug 3-law8w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08

,.,bcn,ic accounts from Allegheny County
y,rxl,nd, confirm the report that four
lads Of the Administration have been return
'', II. LEGISLATURE from that county. The
-. .,,nd 5o-5o-in the House OF Dele
-. IN the Senate, which was elected last
~ us understand that the Jocksonites have
-. iority Of ONE. The Administration will
,,.,,Sore have majority OF nineteen on joint
SaIlot
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ALEX ANDR1As
oSn,v MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1927.

n, Senator Eaton's address TO the public
,.owledging his corrupt operations upon
.oss and confirming the base attempt OF
~, I,ck,on and his friends to influence Mr.
",.,,, vote, will be found on the opposite
page.
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oct 8-3taw TIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-26
l,MnA to be SOAd,

. nor, of MOUNT ERIN FARM, contain
MSS ..ip;nor from 100 to 80 Acres Of ex-
Sl3cSs client T and about the half wood land, ly
y ing and situate on the Hunting Creek Turn
n;fs Road4,.The wood land lies between the above
pad and the Mount Vernon Road 1t is about three
miles from Alexandria There is snug house ON the
!a"u . .h county of Fairfax. Any person wishing
w .eat for the above land viii please apply to F.
would let out on the ;hirtls,the whole OF the
farm lying and situate on the roAu' luz '''e
Or more Years Enquire as above.
sept l7--law3 w
N,edNONS.
oopoxES fresh Lemons, landing from brig Volant.
gu For sale by ,o,,y ,,nD
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