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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
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There Is scarcely DAY that the affiliated press
es IN the cause of The AJ,ninisis alton do not
spawn forth some miserable misrepresenta alton.
Now, we have the feelings of Ser Jackson tor
'ufsd by nm indelicate attack upon his W fe then
all the merit # his New Orleans victory is 20 be
deprecated. Now, the public is TO be blinded b,
flee account of 40 Opposition Caucus within
the alls of the Capitol itself when i, was there
that the friends of the Administration sat in D
van. Then, are 20 be startled by the stotS
that NJ. VAN Baren.is TO be run as Vice President;
and next, that Woodbury. is to he the selected
candidate, tales - idle as any in Arabian Ros
NANCE On Friday, we coniradicted the silly tale
OF Gen. Jackscn's being the author of a double
faced letter, secretly rccantng his opinions on
me Islh- Aud on Sunday, we have III III.
Frankfort Commentator of the 2Sth April, an ano-
nyiuouS letter from Augusta, Geo. of the let OF
March, which states the opinion Of many in
leiiiseht men, that the - temperate yenmanry"
OF Georgia - will take up Adams,'' and as 'the
hrm belief OF the writer, - that jackson will
not get The vote OF the State - lie, that
mohsirous whale, however, pass we come to
another assertion equally bold and unfouded: /" IF
Hen' Clarke end hs iTiends Coupled with the in
tuence OF Mr.. CART ri, tcho is knotrn here 10
DC for, Hr. -9d1lns should take him Adsms)
"p, nd 1t IS believed they will. } his success in
TINS state Is almost certain" What farraco of
islsehood and nonsense!--But we pass over all
his hyPniheoses to come at once 10 his assertion
" Mr. Crawford is lSnown TO be FOR MIR. Adams -
We knotc better; and The Cabinet at ppash-
iHgton know better. WIN. RI Crawford is op-
posed 10 the reelection Of J q Alans-He viii
support Gen. Andrew Jackson, in preference 20
MIR Adams.
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J 7 Z Q W. Z Z e @ TTO.f'S.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
Brooke Samuel Ie'dns" 2i0. John NcMill I.
-" john findman 80, Phhp DoHdridge 1855
Convention 800, No convention SO rtf,se.I %
vote iS.
Loson-Col GrifRa Siollines i2i. Peter Din
gcss+ ". 50 James Rias 81, Joseph Goar A..
Mai. Wn. Hinchman 2d
.iionoHg 1iia- Richard NYat's Isl, Fra.ci,
BiIlingsiy 463 Be kshire 43l. Pois.ay so
CONGRESS.
LogG" county Col. Lowell IA, Ballard Smith
IL, NaxwelI =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

E'HE Public are Informed fuaf have opepsd morn.
- SHOE Msuuhrtufng Ettsbishmcnt on N g.,
oho.kn Bli and that have constituted lir Jobe De'f
uy Af'ni" conduct he SAINTS aud that be- sothor.I
rnqsSlufe aod 'e Tor s 1ni 10 collect an fnopes ,.
ff.. L.soEASON FONE
c-Cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

sL-J@ we received some half dozen attacks.
commentaries, sc by the last Evenings NAL
We are sorry we cannot return all these conpH-
ments IN kind; but we have neither time, space
nor G,cItRGtiOa. We love peace; s. one contrcver-
) DAY Is enongh TO satisfy us.-Bu we may say
with SIR Peter feazle, &" gentlemen, ] leave NY
character behind me.'' Abuse us as much a.
you please, II 1t will serve your cause; your at
lacks convey distraction which should rather
please than morii:y ou' vanity Chcpes in the
r. K American assumes signature which
does not become him. The rea! Lsnedon
heves IS a man of sense, and not If saa,s-
"a man OF generous feeling instead of AFRO
CANT rretensions;'' who takes sides from honest
conviction, and knows how 20 defend his cause by
solid ress"nine - vino never burns incense 10 men
l" pnwer-who dis.'Ans to garble he arguments
OF lis opponents, and attack them wiki naligni;y
We have dpue with hi - counterfeit, present.
menp IN the American we have no wish 10
quarrel with the Editor oil he ~ Y Advocate
but ge beg him. as act If justice, to let ~
peak for Ourselves, and not secrine to u the a.
abandonment OF doctrines uniformly entertained
AMI uniformly expressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
To the Editors of the Enquirer.
'"S i>.''r' . y 'tS -1''f'"'e''
s' 7'ie Constitution Of the Uni'ed Sfctes. a,
present eGisfing sIs


GENTLEMEN: Your reply p~''ectiy ais
factory 10 my enqury respecting The iTue reading
OF the 18Th section Of the Constitution OF Virginia
wa. sincerely pleased TO find ,hat the executive
dill possess a conuoul over recommendation OF
the county courts in militia appointments All
will admit the uilit, of the rule which the exeCu-
tive hare prescribed for Themselves Because,
whatever res ect " may entertain for he county
courts, and will yield 20 rome in gratitude for
the many disnteresel services of tbs valuable de
parment of oar grvsrnment,) yet, that there are
cases in hich ssluary ccnirOui might be eXcr,ed
bv the executive, II would he difficult TO deny.
Such cases are believed to have occurred, and
likely again o happen.
Whatever doubts may have been removed by
your answer. Messrs. Editors. the observations OF
Brulus,' in your paper OF the 27ih, have again
revived hem. His criticisms upon the entire
section, eminen;ly just; this, coupled wnh the
sad TO exlsi) in the - parchment" COM
bioed with the facts which appear to have elected
the observations at " Brutu-," induce me 10 add
my request to his, chat you will examine the
"p0rchmeHt,' in the manner he suggests, and /
would add, with the I'D of microscope, and
communicate the result IN your paper to the pub
lie. Permit me 10 thank Z" Bru,us," through the
medium of your paper. for the communication lac
has made, aud, while the pen is in my hand would
beg OF you, or g Bru,us,' any who give
the correct inform, tion, 70 say what is the true
reading of the g II section OF The lst arr. oil the
Constitution OF the u Safes
In order the more fully 10 expl 'in myself, must
inform you that have before
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

" cNi'i 'Ah III ~SAi, mus
me
a printed copy of the
: Journal, acts, and pro
: ceedings Of the en-
: ven ioa which formed
: The Constitution f the
8 u. S,ates Published
= under the direction Of
the President Of The II.
a States, comfortably 10
"a resulu'ion at Con-
gres> OF March %, 1918.
= BosroN: pris ed and
3 published by Tho -.
8 Wait, 1872
Ia this copy, the cor
responding clauses rea'
as follows: see pa. 40J,
49l.
ARTICLE I.
&" SEC. 8. The Congress
shall have power
To Icy and collect
taxes, duties, imposIs &
excuses:
To pay the dsb:s end
provide for the common
defence AID generaI vel
fare oil the United S,ai e.
but all duties, impos:s,
aud excuses shall be uni-
form throughout the u 5.
TO borrow money on
the c'sji, Of the Un.ted
State
10 regulate commerce
with foreien aat,ons, and
among the several States,
s. win The indian tribes :"
According lq.tiIe shove
arrangement there are
four clauses quoted. The
.irst clause, b. this read
ing, merely declares that
Congress shall have pow
-er TO collect taxes, 81.
The second cause de-
ciares ,ha, Congress shall
have power. " To pay
TIE debts and Pr0ride
for" the common de-
fence, and general vel
fare"
BY THIS arrangement OF
the hfst clause, il PEN
.die'on's copy be correct }
Ia i. divided ihto ttCo
distinct clauses, a large
e Is substituted for a
small oae, aud a co!oa
for a comma: and tde ~
Of the clause
is also d.Garen, in oriei
TO make Two clauses D!
one.
By The second clause,
according 10 the sb0v e
arrangement, Congress
shall have power " To
provide foT the common
Science and general vel
fare" N distinct and
substantive POWer!
i've an eXact Transcript
it respects the Punctua
.ngement, and distribution
.di:ors, that I should in
&c TO page IL, Of !his
institution, you VIII see
Convention IS pfeiixed
dated e" Department
- and on page 4s0 you
- 10 be
The United Sla,e;, with
nis, as at present exist
Constitution being pub
the Congress, uader the
t, aud having issued with
the " Department of
that 1t is The con
resent eristing, - are
II Il the true reading ? co..
Editors, that it is under
yfment, that all the Laws
published " by au,ho.
is reading, 1" by auihori
bseryui1n You reside
have been only accus.
rs were before the a,tless
.ntion which adopted the
an not surely expect
onstitution Of the u. S. ,
ions, at the time they
OF the UNION, can be
,ress Of = great end cub
Is oGciat reading gives
n power for the exercise
'ponsible only 10 their
,nscieBces. and in ny
tors, the Bashaw Of Fri.
wants no better TILE for
lie can do whatever
proper for the general
IS power, aud so - the
provide Tor the general
> that the Congress was
lee Of this power 70 their
on. by ibis reading Of
'sss having tbis liberty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
10 COUN'FaF HITTERS

aNi' Nberibe door Gboue the Ffarslon RoRss Haf7
q Siyes Richmond, hos caasiai.is Tor sels
f..s'ood aud -hpt
ieoSGi, tiUHi SIeiinc
i9E1 10 us, Qgicts.tvtr
dfppo GGtis, aud Bo.p Sfrinrs
As d60us articles IF serior quality aud .oI =, IT,
"'y:, ei.o""o'e terms CHARLES GODDARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

In o:dsT me more iuiiy
inform you that ] have /
A printed copy OF thel
Constitution of the L.
S. with marginal notes,
in the handwriting oftheI
Patriot. pendletoo, "Pre
eideui oil the Convsn-I
tion,'' which adop, ed
that instrument for Viz
ginia.
Opposite to the P;eam-
BILE he says: a" Federal
Constitution of America =,
as proposed in Conven-
ton, Sept II, 1851"
10 this copy, the frs
clauses OF the s n sec. OF
the Let art. read as fol
love:
ARTICLE /.
"Sec. s. The Congress
shall have power,
To lay sad collect tex,
IS, duties, i'nposts and
excises, 10 pay the debt-
and provide for the com =
mon. defence and general
welilre OF he y. States;
bU! oil duties, imposis and
eXcIses, shall be dai.oru,
throughout ,he United
STATES:
To borrow money on
the credit oil the United
.Sta'es:
To regulate commerce
with foreign nations, and,
smoaS the several Stetes,
s with The ind,al tribes. ~
According o the abov e
arrangement, there are
but three cl5uses quoted.
The lst clause merely de-
clares that Congress shall
have power 10 collect
taxes, &c. 10 provide Tor
the general welfare and
common defence. Il, Is,
in this reading, but one
siosle clause, and is but
one substantive power:
that is, the power 10 col
lect taxes 10 eject the
objects specified. This
reading differs from the
other in this particular,
too, tina; there is a snail
letter Instead oi the
large 7, a. Used IN the
opposite reading, in or
der TO form nut If tbs one
clause, tt10 distinct and
separate clauses. la Ibis,
a Comma IS used tcIere,
in the other, , ~olo1 Is
inserted. The effect Of
illis chaege, from the
small t to the large L,
from the comma 10 ih /,
colon, and in the srrsngs-
meni of the clause, mus
be obvious.
1 have endsavored 10
OF the two readings, as
lion, capitals, words, arr:
into clauses.
1t is proper, Messrs. Z
form you that by referen
Boston Copy of our CT
that the Journal Of the
with an 4" advertisement
Of State, October, 1919
will see ibst it is declar,
" The constitution OF
all tbs ratified amendme
ing"
This last copy Of the
lished by o resolution of
direction Of the Presideu
an advertisement from
State,'' snd expressly de
siitution as sC at !
you not bouud % consid,
You know we'll, Mlessrs.
the direction of this depa
Of the United Stste., are
rity."
] am persuaded thai ib
~, has escaped your O
IN q provincial town an,
toned to see such copies
Pendleton, and the COW,
constitution; but yoo c
that the copies Of the &
before the State Conven,
adopted the Constitution
used 10 deprive the Cons
sisntIve pb0er, which IN
10 them.
This IS a great polite.
Of which 4" they are re.
constituents, and their {,
conscience, Messrs. Edi
poll, with his three tails.
the exercise Of authority
he deems g necessary s,
welfare " Ills q" liberty
liberty Of the Congress /,
welfare. - And did I :,
responsible for the exerc
constituency I beg parll
Re Constitution rs cong
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s. IT4RU.

SrRAEED from the Subscriber, on the 27 Of Apvii Za,,
- dRtGct Horse about gears old lie is GSot (.ee
aga n'etsd nicely P'oPortiosd DEL
IL r he day after he "a me- IN the iylb,rhoo<
~ Cod berboT on the Nctr Kent road he a55ve rurard
s BE- Po'do" his deery horor for any formal ion tat
may enable to get han again
Wari5. 81.
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VNH WlGn rspe,fuiy t-.dr,, l,i, og,r,..-.-, :
X CO. 70 ie er'e", Of Richmond ani Re yie, IL 49,
s'H U'e p, 'gm'iy ereor'ei b. The late Do, csbrl on
Mlr 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

CcllEN'S OFFfCE-Iii, Mart.t.,r,.,
- Under 'qh,riy Of the Aet Of the Iiene2ai A.,s,,1
ti'r'- session. 1890 herewith pie,cpt In t,
tirst Cfss If The Msr, lard " P"o'eiSrs
EA- r La -ATU re LOTTCav
Ine whole ~ he drawn "a ONE Day in III - -
"'f "i noer The 4uPcr'nts ndence the
appointed 10y the u 'yeruor sud Council N''4''Ns1'
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40. OOO pQI,EARs.

2033S only 80 600 Tickets
fhe tAsii i" hr whole Of the Prizes can be had =,
usual at COhcNS OFFICE, the mouiti they are drawn
mOuc VI 81" No The numbers will he Put iur,
one "ht'i " "'uHi ant n thc ohor viii he ut tr n,,s
nb'uc ir dtn 'urnin OF FYr DpiI,rs and de 4, o. =,
prog On i's "o' n'nnfr The 300 pfaes 81 -Four Dol
'1 '"ir' 70 me ickfts, dis OF which end
WIN TIE tr'ntnling hcrc II either the k6,c ri -
'.''6'rs "i 'D,'en ordinations. The Fv. Doiat ~,
i'r Isa dtdtr Inc tckcis hdyin. the ,y, l.,t F,s f"
p0nlns with tl'c tw lat figures Of .t,rb ,r r. -
drFEn Of dferf" rmpH'gn. Tus mote viii hermit a.
yh'e l'e'y 90 he c"n'i"itd 70 drswi.e and , trkt
J'sws a'nPeiior prlr foiH not b. r,srteief rom ~
irtcr'o also. ''''" '''N'"b tu
Tickets So 90 Qusrtc,s cI ~
Halreg so Egbtl. VI a.,
oidfi' 't'm tiy pat Of the Dotted S rte. .a,sr 10
w." % P'l" private couyty sn,t enc ',ius tue Cash Il
iI'le ,I,h,,' ." any OF th, Lou'rir vn m's hc ,1s
FO'P' 'u PI"etld attention. gst vpIcation
IN ddfrtr. @, -
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The Phil. Press says, " Letters from N Y,rt
MENTION thai rxensive arrangements are MAXINE
10 10 mat city, "a Albany, and o her places in me
safe, 70 give eelef to the se.ara d Msssss Vaa
B1ren & Csmrslmg.'
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FOR THE
Promotion Of Science and Literature.

HOARD OF TRUSTEES
lii' Exeeileney JOS. kENT vsrnOr Of ne S,,, t-
dent oii1o. - -,
roger H. IAuey, 60 Rev. GcoExe Roberts.
.,""' '.%rNi r. CiffLheTs. Rev. j. +. X. Hrnsne,g
ron, ron, steven on Arthet. SOiomsu EtIine, Esq.
non n'm"' u. Dorsey Eaihi Williams, Ecu.
ii''' ',"hh -. r'heGt' Wil.an Fsick. Esq.
ION ) a.. i"on'- Isaac McKsm, E,,.
.A"l' Jnhn Nel-nh. br. James Steuait.
Ton. Wa, a. Marriott Or. g. ! Sswrc.
Hon. Rrsriiy johnson. Or. D,rui, Gil,
Ji' w. hicCuiirh Esu. Ann
No' John l. iio~ad' Or Henry Wileins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

ftp Various COMMUNICATIONS, Sc. unavoida-
bly, postponed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

MAY 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
lindsay, HiM, & Go.

HAVING House in New.York, vi here all their pur.
Ii chases are made at auction for cash, enables them
to sell here (Which they are determined to dog
good terms as goods can be gotten from any market in
the regular way and invite those wishing purchase
to call and Judge for themselves Their present stock
IS extensive-among which are;
IS hhds N. Orleans sugar, LIST and I'd quality
III do w. India do do
IS do N Orleans moIasses
puncheOns Jamaica rum
pipes cognac brandy, part Sugett's brand
Az chests Y. Hysontea Jail fresh &
10 half do do do part supe.
Is boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do } rior quail.
IS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 20 ' do p %fa. 9 DO city inspection
Is do gin, very good
IS do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheeae
50 DO oranges Sicily, in fine order
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
90 barrels cider
Pimento, pepper, indigo. snuff, spanish segars,
starch, copperas madden, saltpetre ground and
ginger soap, bed cords letter and wrapping paper Sc
april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
From the Democratic Press.

The Harrisburg Chronicle complains tina,
" the Democratic Press has been affecting it.
readers Jackson readers) with accounts OF
plots, combinations and caucusses." General
Floyd plead guilty to the combinations; and sure.
y they must have been formed-not perhaps by
eaucusses which are public meetings, but by
private cabals. We spoke of no other plots.
and these plots speak for themselves. With re-
gard to the $4,000 fund, we stated that we
had the notice Of it from gentleman, upon
whose veracity we had entire reliance. The OBJ.
position men must not presume to take any airs
upon themselves in regard to this matter; be-
cause 1t is already upon record, it is now before
,us under seal Of the court, that advances have
been made by General Jacksop's relations and
friends, to newspapers Of quite as bad charac.
Ter as any OF the new ones that are now rising
suddenly into life without visible means. II is
tso late for that party to make pretensions to
incorruptibility.
We admit however, that it is possible, Blu,
not at all probabls, that there may be mistake
about the $4,000, it may be twice that sum-
we have, since we last touched upon this topic
been assured, from very high authority, tina,
the amount OF the pecuniary contributions of
the " Combination" has been much moderated.
II MIR. Hamilton will say that he knows nothing
about the Jackson fund, we will believe and pity
him sincerely; for the dividends OF that fund
are all that those editorial supporters of the
will be ever likely to receive for
their labour, time, wear and tear, Of types and
character and every thing.
The Chronicle alludes to the remarks we
made on the "allurements held out to the edi.
tors OF the Pennsylvania Intelligencer, to induce
them to come out against the administration"
and "the threats of establishing new paper if
they did not" Mr.. Hamilton not only does NOT
pretend 10 deny these plots, but informs US of
;, the theats' connected with them, and adds,
that Messrs. Cameron and Krausc 1.-THE Editors
Of the Intelligsneer were horribly frightened
BY rumor that a new Democratic Jackson
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press was 10 be established at this place, that's
a fact!!m He will further, we trust, do US the
Justice to say, that the rumor did not originate
with US, but was somehow made 10 operate upon
Messrs Cameron and Krause, before any notice
of it was communicated to us-thars another
fact.-There is in short the soundest reasons
for believing that the whole account IS founded
upon substantial and most revolving facts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
POETRY.
From, the Ne,c- York Enquirer.
LINES,

Spoken extempore, i'll Broadway.
In a high wind and dry day.
Curs'd be the man beyond MADAM CURSE, ,,,..,
Who changed broadway to one long cloud OF dust
n NAV he, in dry Afric's desert land;
Re busted half to death by burning sand'
TN like Muuchauson .'''' he become
Dry as the parchment Of sun-burnt drums
Or ON old Sodom's blasted lake sojourn,
And live on apples that to ashes turns =,
Or with long -ear'd donkey, aptiy yoka,
BECOME dustman and with dust be chokeoi
Fat twice twelve pecks of dirt before he Dies
And never rise again, save in dirt-Pies;
Thence blow about, dust every saint and SINNER
And spoil each annual corporation dinner Inner, Du,rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
From the Nafchez .7riel
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Mr.. Richie, the great Virginia trumpeter.
made most tremendous huzLa, when he heard
,ha, powha,tan Ellis, Esq Of this State, was
elected TO the Senate Of the United States, over
the nresent inc un. bent and called all the people
,ooether 10 let them know what victory the
onnosition had obtained. Now, be it known to
this political gormancizcr, that MIR. Ellis was
not elected in consequence OF Mr.. Reeds being
in favor of the Administration; the election did
not turn on the political principles OF the two
pentlemen-it was men, and not measures, di.
rected the legislature Of this State in lis choice
of Senator-it was more OF personal than po
l,ical opposition 10 Mr.. Reed, that gave Mr.
Ellis the vote Of the State. A proportion
of the friends Of the Administration in the
LEGISLATURE and out Of it, favored Mr. ElIss
election, and Two Of the supporters OF Gene.
raj Jackson, Charles b. Green and Fountain
Winston, Esquires, voted for MIR. Reed. Had
the personal popularity Of MIR. Reed been as
pres, as that Of Mr. Ellis, we believe the friends
Of the Administration could have succeeded
with ease in electing him. The opposition to
the Administration in this State is OF very
feeble character. There are here and there
few pre,udiced and violent pvrtlzans who are
endeayoring 10 pull it down, but the people, the
good people Of the State are not 50 easily mana
eed TO answer the purposes o. faction as the
folks in Virginia. Every free man in this State
has vote and Il mind Of his own-in Virginia
none but the rich have votes, and the poor that
have the mind, must sell It to those who can
buy il.
Counsellor Lamb, an old man, when Lord
Erskine was in the height Of his reputation,
| was man Of timid manners and nervous dis.
posi,ion. and usually prefaced his pleadings
With an apology to that effect and, on one &C.
casion when opposed in some cause to Erskine,
he happened 10 remark that he felt himself
GROW more ,imid as he grew older. "No won
DER" replied the witty, but ltntless BarrisItr
"every one knows the older Lamb grows The
more sheepish he becomes"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
Wellington still for Sale.
The above farm Is now in the

E& The above farm is now in the occu.
X43f pancy of tenant, which may induce persons
W to imagine it is not for sale, this is to give
HeA notice that the subscriber has reserved to
himself the right Of dsposng of it by giving the pre-
sent occupant timely notice. description Of the pre-
mi'es Is deemed superuous having in former adver'
tsement given every necessary information upon the
subject Persons disposed to purchase, can be ac'
by applying personally by letter to the
residing in Bruce Town, Frederick couu.
ty, Virginia. GEO. F. WASHINGTON
march 30--1aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-16
To let,

find possession given Immediately,
two story Brick Tenement, 81.
lIlH tuated at the corner of Prince and Pitt.
I'LL streets, in healthy and desirable part Of
The town. To good tenant the rent
Will be low, and accommodating. Apply at the Cos.
tom House to A. s. LANE.
april 11-eo3ts
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From the Neu FORK american.
THE LONDON NEwsMAN.

The annexed letter from an old and expert
sneed member of the Legislature, gives with
accuracy, we are persuaded, the state OF feeling
al present existing at Albany. 1t is known that
great efforts have been, and are, making by the
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NeW-OrleanS Sugar.

lest received from N. York, hhds N. O. sugar
% bale Russia quilts, for sale by
SAML. NJ: JANNEY.
Who has in store and Ja sale
tierces and barrels sperm. oil
Is boxes sperm candles from Newbedford
pipe March's choice Madeira wine via India
2 pipes and half pipes Santana's selected Ma.
deira wine
cases cotton and wool cards
do Glpin,s letter paper and folio post
SIS bolts American canvass, made of flax, cheaper
and better than foreign duck
3no s-Sw
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Sugar, Coffee and Hides.
r ANDlNG this day, from on board schr Enterprise,
4 from st. Thomas,
20 hhds prime sugar
20 do second quality do
40 bbls do do do
SIS OK and cow hides
400 calf, goat and sheep skins
100 bags prime green coffee
Which will be sold low if taken from the wharf
.rr;, n JOHN 8. MILLER.