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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
POLITICS OF NETWORK.

Extract of letter, dated Washington County, New
York; March 81.
81 stopt at ALBANY on my return home, and
have been home since Thursday last. | am
more and more confirmed in NV opinion that
General Jaokson's supporters will he totally
disappointed in their hopes that New York will
20 for his election against Mr.. Adams. The
alliance between Van Buren, and Clinton will
prostrate them bo.h. Indeed ] consider that
done already. V. B. received letters from AZ
hany written on the very day Of his election, IN
forming him that the decided majority Of those
who elected him are for Mr.. Adams, and that
his course to Mr.. Adams administration was
expected TO be fair, candid and friendly ihsy
consider him as having falsi6ed all the e1Pec'
'a'iOns which bis particular friends threw out,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
Fish Salt, &c,

AEANDEVILLE LARMOUR offer for sale for
wi cash. or usual credit,
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
$50 sacks blown do
100 chests young hyson tea
40 half chests do do
70 boxes. chests and chests gunpowder and
and imperial do
IS hhds Muscovado and New-Orleans sugars
50 barrels do do
10 boxes Havana white sugar
80 hsds Barbados and New Orleans molasses
$50 bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee
5 seroons flotant indigo
10 casks cheese
300 boxes mould and dipped candles
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
SO barrels rosin
With constant SUPPLY Of
The Best Family Flour, Wines, Liquors, Spices,
and other GROCERIES
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
apr9 MN&F
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
Notice is hereby Given,

VNH T the subscriber present in the town OF Ae1.
l. andra, District of Columbia, hath obtained irGa'
the County Court of Fairfax, in the State Of virgins
letters Of administration upon the estate OF 1hoa"' An
persons having claims against the said deoedenh are
hereby warned to exhibit the to the SC sen.
duly authenticated, before the z4n n" from
TENDER next or they may. law be S%..d thereto
all benefit to said estate; and mos, Given un.
oef my "Aha a''' IHEoDOCA BLINC0E,
O, o.,.Aw Administrative.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
From he Democratic Press.

When the late cleo ion for Senators in Penn
sylvania and Virginia came on, the Jackson
members of Congress loaded the mails with let
ters for Harrisburg and Richmond, urging he
election of Messrs Ingham and Randolph
This was held to be perfectly fair by the Jack
.on party. Yet it is now urged as serious
ground Of opposition 10 the Administration,
that when the election OF Senator was psading
in Vermont, one member of Congress and one
clerk m the department of state; the latter being
4 native of Vermont, expire ssed their opinions
in favor of the re election Of Mr. Seymour.
Can the people be Influenced by arguments
50 utterly inconsisten, with the practices OF
those who urge them?
THE JACKSON CAUCUS.
On Weclhr sday the 2S'h Of March, we men,
toned tina, the Jackson Caucus, which was to
have been held a, Harrisburgh the Monday pre-
ceding, was postponed for a few days. but would
certainty be held before the adjournment. The
object Of the posrponemont was TO ensure full
attendance, To effect which all possible pains
were taken
The Caucus mas been held; il met on Tues
day evening last the Sd, aud made its nominal
ton. There were THIRTYFIVE members
present, The Legislature Of Pennsylvania con-
si.ts Of 80 members; and after drilling whole
session, and pos,poning the Caucus twice, TO
get it well filled, but rHlRrY-FIVE men,
bers could he found TO attend; very little more
than one. fourth of the members;--yct we are con-
iGen,ly told that Pennsylvania will vote for
Gen. Jackson II is not so, Months ago We
said that Pennsylvania would vote for the pre-
sent Administration; every day confirms the
soundress Of that opinion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09

VIZ "iSS oit.isINGHAMS and Mr. PAOOON will
Il give Concert of Vocal Music,
On Tuesday Evening, AprA 40.
Consisting cfthe tolle,oing elegant Pieces
PARTI
Grand Irio-O Dolce Caro- Islante-Miss Gil.
iinghams and Mr. Paddon, Cimarosa.
songTLove among the Roses-Miss Gilline.
iI'n' Doyle.
oong-Ah, why did gather-Miss E Gilline.
.a" Emden
TriomO Nanny will thou gang with me-Miss
Glllinghams and Mr. Paddon, Carter
Du w zitelle-Miss Gillingham and
WI. raaaoh, Curcio.
Glee-The Red Cross Knight-Miss GilIinp-
mans anu W.T. radon Callcot.
PART II.
oIsltIper Piacere-Miss Gillingham and Mr..
ou1h, Rossini.
ham, Hands,
Song-Di tamil PaIpite-Miss GiIlngham,
D Rossini.
new blown Rose--Miss Gillnshams,
Handel.
Ballad-Coming through the Rye, Scottish
Canzonett-My mother bids me bind my hair
Miss f Dillingham;, Haydn.
Kate Kearney-The old favorite, again 10y u
unanimous desire)-Miss Dillingham;
Trio-La mia Dorabella-Miss Gillinghams
and Mr. Paddon, Mozart
Tickets at One Dollar each, to be had at the Bar Of
MIR. Clagetts Hotel
Concert to CT mmence at half past seven O'Clock.
april7
Aeghorn Hats, etc,
O Cases ladies' Leghorn hats, bale ygonia cassi.
Il meres, for sale by
| april A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
Notice.

A. ~ The beautiful, thoroughbred
.h MATT running horse, belonging to DR..
fSX y%a'eEA Thornton,) called the N.'RFL4ND
"a ny *. Err, will stand the ensuing Season, be-
ginning Immediately, & ending on the LIST of July next
at my Farm in Prince Georges County, Maryland, four
miles from Alexandria, at 30 for tullbooded Mares,
and $40 for common Mares Pasturage, so cents per
week. Mares must not be fed on clover; it prevents
their retaining. GEORGE SEMMES
The M3RYL.9NDER is a beautiful blood bay IS
hands 81 inches high, of great bone and muscles and
perfect symmetry. lie ran at Baltimore at years DID,
and could have stanced the field but bolted out of
the course Those who him, declare him to be
the heetest animal that ever the Baltimore
course. lie was taken at years old to New-York
State, and was limited to twenty mares. 1t is thought
he viii now keep the course, and will run this fall
PEDIGREE, (,ehieh cannot De eIeeeasa d. .,.u
He was gotten BY the famous running horse Rather
which was by Sir Archy his Dam the celebrated run
ming Mare Noli.me tangcre, by Top gallant, the bro
Their of Sir Archy; his grand Dam the Dam OF Sin AR
cRY!
'aDr 9 eoe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
Rice and Wine.

CASKS Rice, do. Colmenar Wine, landing
III this day from the soop Fanny, at Twins wharf,
and for sale low, by GEO JOHNSON.
Who has in store, s bales prime Cotton-and wishes
to dispose of neat CEQRIOIEE, with plated har.
ness for two horses but which is calculated for either
one or two horses 1t may be at Mr. Cross's Live.
ry Stable.
n b. Wanted to purchase, strong Horse, suitable
for Cariole. apr 4-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
a Silver Seal lost.

LARGE silver Seal, bearing the arms Of Great
n Britain. and the words Ais Britannie M9iestys
piee Consul District Of Columbia" was taken DAY or
two ago. from the room of the agent for the Vice Con-
sui place The SEALS Of no value Tep dollars q
reward ,, h nad on its being delivered to the Edi-
tors of this paper: and no questions asked.
Gts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
James 5. GunneM, NJ. ~,
DENTIST,

DE-h1lcl
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandra. that he may be consulted AT Mr.
II, Clage,t's Hotel on every Wednesday, from nine
O'Clock, A NJ. until two, p. NJ.
All letters addressed to Dr. G. at his Office IN Penn.
syvana Avenue, Washington City, or left at MIR. H.
Clagetts Hotel in Alexandria, will be punctualy at
tended to-
april 9 eWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09

Sugar Coffee. and Honey or. ,..-.,
LANDING from sehr Bachelor Turpin, from Aidfanzas'
e Hhds. first quality Auscovado sugar
U 10 bags prime green coffee , -,
inc an WIZ - ''''e IiNI)SaY HILL e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09

One OF The last English papers states, as a
remarkable fact, that the Darlington and Stock
ton r ,iiway now derives its principal revenue
from source ,ha, was not taken into account
a, all in the stimate, namely, the sum that is
paid by the propretors of lie coaches which
travel daily between Darlington and Stockton,
for liberty to pass along the railroad. Before
il was opened there was only one coach running
between those towns three times week, now
there are seven run every day. From the cheap
ness Of the fares, ninepence outside and shil-
ling inside, Cor twelve miles, great number OF
passengers travel BY them They have accom-
modntiu" To carry more than do"b' the ordi-
nary number taken by coaches, and one horse
draws each vehicle with ease along the railway,
al the rate Of from eight to nine miles an hour
The profits which the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company will derive from the trans
portalion Of passengers will be immense, and
we have no d,ubt that in few years after its
completion this branch of the business will a.
lone defray the interest and all other charges
upon the road and capital invested Cheapness,
expedition, safety, certainty and comfort, are
the inducements which will be offered to the
traveller, and must necessarily make the Rail
Road the almost exrlusive,horoughfa between
the Atlantic and Western S,ates.-BaH. finer,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
Fort Washington,

HprH IN, 1877.
TlRoM twenty to thirty L.aBORERS are WaNT-
Il ED Immediately on the Notifications at this post
The wages are thirty cents per day and found Like.
wise two good STONE AL4SONS will meet with con-
slant employment for some weeks-the Alexandra
prices will be given Application may be made 10
Mr.. Cohagan, Alexandria, or to
THOMAS CHILDS,
Capt. U. S. AIRY. and Superintendent.
anril CT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
EegrNes For Sale

Two very likely Negroes, one male and the other
Il female-They are about 20 years of age, and OF
good habits and dispositions. purchaser in the town
of the Gazette, apr 9-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
vcTIoNs:
snaY NEAT. lom 'n aSi
VIA ss..nney's Wharf, ! 'A,
A /.

~ 'SlAY NlsAni sh
a. -Janney's Wharf, -
fit 10 o'clock on TUE. Va ,.rv good end 81
A T my Auction Rooms o.
"A offer for sale, on liberaIt,
80 barrels northern cider
able for bottlng
kegs Ohio butter
r boxes chocolate
One new batteaux, about so feet long
to 10 dozen shoes, hair mattresses
tierce rice, barrel sugar
2 half hhds tobacco passage lamn
9 hhds Goldfish
And, Immediately thereafter, commence the sale d,
Q Cases Dry Goods,
just received from New York; consisting Of
% pieces choppas, do plaids.
Is do coored cambrcs, do Irish linens
70 do long nankeens, 10 do sea island shirtines
pieces long lawns
doz. gentlemen's vests
do do hats
10 do combs, and
200 pairs morocco shoes
ALSO dozen spotted cravats
apr IT'S GEO. JOHNSON. Auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
The Sixth AnNiyeraarv oe

the Young Mems Bible Society of Alexandria Willie
holden This Epening at seven o'clock in the Metho.
dist Meeting House.
The Directors Of the Board are requested to meet
JANE .ENTWIsLE,
apr9 Recording Secre+aru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
YUung AysOn Yea.

on Chests, Thomas scattergood's cargo landing thls
~ day from the sloop Constitution, ana for sae ~
march 27 ,. MEoSEhoM MI u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
We are authorized to announc e

We are authorized to announc e
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Esq. a Candidate
to represent the Congressional District composing the
Counties of I.oudoun, Fairfax and Prince William, in
the next Congress ofthe United States
We are authorized to say by a
number of Freehoders of the County of Fairfax that
poll viii be opened for Col a. j. SMITH, at the
ing election for Delegates to the General Assembly
aud that he will serve if elected.
We are requested to announce
GEORGE CHICHESTER, Esq of Fairfax County,
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the next
election
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
Notice.

- OVICt.
,-HE subscribers to the Alexandria Academy are
hereby notified that an election for thirteen nrse
tors to serve for the ensuing year, VIII De neio ue
Town.IIall ON Monday, the 9Th iasf, e.,,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
ScuppernODg Wine.

A BARRELS of genuine, made from the native
* grape, just received and for sale by
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
april 9 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09

JOHN LLOYD.
Salisbury 5M .9pri, 1927
nTThe Ieesburg Genius of Liberty, and Wnches-
ter Republican will insert the above week for
ten weeks and forward their accounts for settlement
toll L. apr eo1w&1aw9w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09

and they say unequivocalIy that If his election
was to csme on again, he would be fatty put
down. His going off South, whatever the pre-
text may De for it, is considered as coming
from wish 10 avoid being al Albany until az
ter the Legislature adjourns Except few of
his perssoai friends, found the able and s,auneh
men Of the democratic party, for Mr. Adams
decidedly, and they will stand firm to the end
The great body Of that party are with them.
MI. Clinton has few personal partizans
who with him are for Jackson of course-for
they follow him every where. Blu, the great,
may say the overwhelming, majority of the PEG.
pie who voled for him, unequivocally express
openly their decided disapprobaiion of his uni
on with Virginia, Van Buren,, Jackson & Co.
and declare that they consider his political days
in New York as numbered
"The truth is that the people are for Mr.
Adams, and they will not suffer any set OF poll
ficians 10 try the experiment again as they did
in 1924, Of leading them the presidential
question. Now, too, they are to choose the e.
lectors themselves; then the legislature had il,
and . well disciplined party Legislature it was
too; bu: they dared not to stand by the Caucus
and Van Buren, agans: the public opinion,
Which at that time passed on them
"Ihis state has been extravagantly mirppre-
knew better, but found il their interest at Wash
ngton 10 make Gen. Jackson's friends believe
that he, and his friends, could give them New
York aud content the people here. II has pro-
duced great reaction here against him, even
in his own parry, and he, and his friends, must
support Mr.. Adams or he will be crushed for
ever in the state. | dom, know how he can gel
out Of his political and honorary engagements
at Washington with the opposition, for he is
disgraced there if he goes back. Mr.. Adams's
friends in the demo, ratio q Z. Bucktail party
think that he will and must from necessity SO
on and desperately attempt to carry Jackson;
that he cannot retreat-but they are very sure
that he cannot carry that party with him AS
to the great electoral law party Of 1924 think
may saw that they are nine ten,hs for Mr.. A
dams. Among the body of the people there arr
very few for Jackson. 1t is al! against public
opinion.
"rhe very noise of the opposition has set
the people thinking and looking about tor
what ii is TO be ascribrd TO, and they find moth
ing to cause it This very Circumstance has
contributed to weaken enquiry, and they lind
from Governor Troup, VINO seems to make
the most noise Of them, down 10 the lowest OF
their politicians, tina, it is only wish TO gel in
themselves aud turn Others out"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-09
CONCERT,

vuNHE Miss GILLINGHAMS and Mr. PADDoN. will
Il give Concert of Vocal Music,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
Important 10 Alechanics.

- EALED proposals will he io building CLERK,
~ Office al Hanover mthou,e b, hard bricks and ac
cording following dune aud PLAN until the Isl,
day OF March next which day stios pit
directed To the Clerk Hsuovsr," deposited any
Commissioner VIII he opened (nd b.fe) and acted on
ny the Commissioners. The Office be SO feet long nv ~
feet nc hes wide, aud t. ct pitch, divided by pastition
the aud the other 10 by 10 The wall 10 be brick,
thick aud IS feet high. The gable ends thick and
high enoughto make The lower 1o'i he raised
with earth inches above the surface OF the ground con-
sIlidae, levted, aud laid stock bricks The
upper fovI TO he OF heart plank inch and thick
JOINED and closely nailed down on heart joints Of gum, pine
poplar, II by nrhe ard placed apart from .n,r.
t. centre: The aor be with 2nches thick on
which foor oi br,cks isto be laid IN lime
The raiers by nohe be the gum, pine o.
poplar Placed apart with heart plank n
inch aud fourth thick, be gum pine or poplar
The sheens 10 he jOimed and close wa good
sa,e.
ihere will lie two doors-one door-the aher an
net door opening into the smaller light win
dpws, ie sash IT which TO be OF heart Pine contain
glass by 10 inches eaeh window have folding shutters
The doors ard shutters he of pine bead and Hut
both sides, inch and hall thick The frames and
paiiron door 10 be of yellow heart poplar plain
'n'nidng. The out door frame % he also poplar Ike
mouldngs except the SILL winch he Of
The door Iame window sme shutters and he PANT
ed white, and the doors painted brown all ua,erI
ais aud ~ the best The door be nv
tsr inch Scrtchprg lock and Of iron and
-urg with -four inch but hinges The partition be hung
simiiar hinges. shutter wIe closed To he
listened with spring eaieh ana when opened held hack
also, With spring catch both Of good quality The shutters
10 be hung ii oophnses foIcns. There be one
che deep, feet IN The back aud feet font having the
hack and anh Of cast iron, au bar under the
The eornice To he OF brick The brio work penciled
aud he two ro"ms Plattred and whnewasbed The whole
work 20 be executed faithful anI rorsman,Ike anner
and completed BY tn 2Oh day Of ocober The mbers
% be all seasoned except the loists The mono
ort building he levied June and pa the -:
day OF Aovemher next The distance Richmond about 90
h O'p'e OF the above notice ran be aud Proposas
can be Deposited TIA. hands of Col Street. Starke Dr.
Meredith, Col GOOda, Capt FBlunt. Mr. IL. Anser-
/ son TIE COMMISSIONERS.
-. -.rtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
pdiuabie Real Estate for .N0Is

WISH to setwo acts Land lying the county Of C,np
hell, containing about 1000 the other
aud 600 acres The two tracts separated only by creek
On tue s ut beng thcraet which resided NOT
more than 500 Of open land of which has been
cleared whh,na few years. There clear large
quantity oil hrst rate Tobacco Land nsay all in
one body This tract lies remarkably wei. being very little
undua.dhe water tine, aud the usighborhood healthy and
agreeable The improvements large dwelling house Of
rock, kitchen, smoke house ice house &C. tog ether
overseers house, and good tobacco hJuses, all which are
new OF the other tract nearly half OF oper land and IN
nigh state Of Improvement OF which FIAT land very
superior quality There Is also excellent MIL S,.s
aud good or,had of well selected ii The improve
menis two good dwelling houses about mile spa
with all the usual Out houses attaches 10 each them con.
sidei unnecessary 10 describe the property pare-
lar MANNER knowing that those vino disposed to buy will
h view ubu by way OF further Inducements would state
that there on these tracts large quantity good Meadow
Land, which certainly considerable acquisition them
All persons who dsrous of purchasing above pro-
Pery particularly invited TO call and same The
terms will e liberal and accommodating known bv
the 'ub'crber living the 20 south fron
LynchburS and southeast from CaU pb-ll courthouse.
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
The ab.se land could I've conveniently divided
smaller uaetsto SUIT purchasers. N. w. l..
August H. 27-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
.SoR1,Hy.afB ERL.aND academy

HIS institution successful operations the
Trustees presume believe that seminary the lower
country offers greater facilities for the acquisition
education The Rev Thomas g. Thonlon whose literary
quHencn,s and experience teacher eniuenly qualify
him fcr the instruction oi youth, will continue preside
Tue institution the present The Academy situated
about two miles from Northumberland Courthouse neigh,
borhocd considered healthy OF the country The
buildings and comfortable, calculated afford
commissions for seventy buarders. Col VIM Jet pre-.
sent steward will continue TO the boarding department.
IN which he has heretofore given satisfaction In this
institution taught the Latin, Greek and Hebrew languages
together with the other prerequisites, for Collegiate
Abor 80 volumes have been Judcousy selected a, the
foundation of Library complete ett OF mathematics
rnrenfs globes and and MODERN also pro-
vded fo the u udents. The session will Commence OF,
the first Of February and end the 10Th The lowing
No GUNNER vacation.
Terms: For English Gramm'r, Reading, Writing aud Ar,h-
metic SO These with Geography and the the Globes
Is dolls In all other 80 dolls annually. Board SO dolls
per annum exclusive OF bedding aud candies.
The charges for tuition ke paid quarterly in sd
Parents and Guardians will reoolleo they liable for
tuition aud board OF their and wards the
trance, till the .nd of the session.
SAMUEL DOWNING, President of the Trustees
Jan ~ Si--v6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-03
EElf-4LE HCI[OOL

WE subscriber aving removed 20 his plauaii,n IN the
county If Cumherlsui, about tEr miles Ftr1vfe
bag opened ~ school o The education Of young ladies, m
retired aud ie slihy situson.
lev young ladies he accommodated in Che sut,er
here family, the following terms Board washiox fire.
wood candle. room furniture bed excepted, 500 Tuition
30 or The ter Of nos, payable annually IN advance
Oervaton and experience the business Of teaching have
conh med The opinion which i believed the jaiicoUs
and teachers thst not thao sbo, z
u DAY, be advantage employed by young persons
N Confinement with their teachers aud The subscriber hereby
notice, that Ibis the portion Of allotted 10 The az
Pfgpriste dnt'es 81 hrs schooiraon
Boring e Gne o. school, required Of Young lsdie,
90 uy aud prepare fer reca1ns aud RECEIVING
IN school Those who hoard with the subse,ibsf senerslv
have scces t. their teacher under whose and
government (dcgncd be psfsnsl they ate ~ all tne u
he considered. The school furnished With Maps and Cle.
II desfei students viii be furnished with bcyk, II the Rich
fsond pfices.
:. II e. LEACH