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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

III. ". stull, ESQ. has been appon.
led Post Master at iiagerstown, Mary
nd, in place of Mr. Kennedy resign
ed.
a sheet iron factoryis in oper alton at
Failhaven, Vermont, capable Of r,al<ipg
wo tons per week, and said to be the
My factory IN the u States, wherc
,heet iron is manufactured from the ra'
material.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

On the 9th Nov. at Ziotoria, in Po-
land, boy eight years old. threw up
from his stomach, with the most violent
efforts, live lizard, four inches long
and an inch thick.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

James Quinn, convicted of murder
ing his wife, was hung at Lebanon. on
Friday, at one o'clock.-We are infor
med, says the Harrisburg Chronicle,
that from 10 to $4,000 amateurs were
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
lost,

AOSt1
nNTucs,lay evening last, between the Court House
I of Alexandria and Mr.. Gusts Farm, aI
.0LD LEATHER P0CKETB BOOK, =,
tied with white tape string, containing Forty ODD
n !, Hank notes and Corporation one dollar bills
IT, we've among the notes Ave dollar notes on the
NH os potomac one dollar note on the U. s. Bank
HT.sh;,rton. other 5dollar notes the banks not
rec re Objected and number of Notes of Hand, super
cedrg Bonds Receipts ossn D O%.
SauS. tr ca,iection The finder OF the above by re-
,"rn;nr the same to the subscriber, or at this Once.
sham he handsomely rewarded for the same.
shan DC o.. WESLEY CARt.IF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08

the Island of ffispaniola, and been compelled
10 leave the place during the COMMISSIONS which
that i'll. faled Island has experienced Finding
he could no longer remain there in safety, he
agreed with the Captain of an American YES
sci to take himself and such of his property as
could be removed 10 the United States, and as
it was not prudent for Tardy to be on board at
the time Of sailing, he was to leave the harbor
| in boat, the vessel was 10 sail Immediately, &
take him on hoard at the mouth Of the harbor
Every thing being in readiness, Tardy procur-
ed boat and two negroes, and got to sea; the
vessel sailed according to agreement; Tardy
saw her; rowed for her, waved his hat and hail.
ed her; but the Captain, (perhaps at that time,
no, understanding French,J paid him no at,en-
tion-but proceeded on and arrived in the u
nited States He had made great voyage; &
from limited circumstances, had become thus
suddenly rich. Tardy, NOT daring 10 return 10
land, was three days at sea, when he was taken
up by British man OF war, treated kindly and
landed at Havana. He afterwards came 10 the
United States to look after his property, but
the captain and mate al that time blrssrd with
short memories, pretended 10 have no rrcollec-
ton of him, or Of the circumstances which he
related He. however, BY dint Of threats, and
entreaties, obtained OF the Captain two thou
b, en- bare tythe of the original value.
Tardy finding himself suddenly reduced
from state of affluence to INDECENT circum-
stances, destitute Of the means of gaining
livelihood, and without friends or home, re-
solved to resort to the means Of obtaining pro
perty SIMILAR TO those that had been so success
fully practised upon himself; and from what is
known of him since that time, he appears to
have kept that resolution In strict obser. ance.
The event is, ne has died by his own hand, and
left brhind the character of demon. The
American Captain has lived and died with his
own family, and many are willing 10 besow on
him the title Of gentleman.
These facts are gathered from those who
were acquainle with the transaction, and
from the corresponding statement made by
rardy to Mr. Dobson (the mate ofthe Craw-
ford, and to another gentleman with whom
the writer of this article has conversed.
shall not pre,cnd to say that Tardy was not
first rate william, but this enquiry presents
itself-If Tardy had not been swindled out of
his property is it probable that our feelings
would have been shocked with the catalogue
of crime in which he has bren the prime mo-
yer? | answer without hesitation, No! and it
SO, he who commits fraud can form no idea of
its ultimate result, or Of the degree Of punish
ment whichJus,ice would attach to the crime.
Col Reporter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08

Jackson should be elected President II is here
| odmHfed that Gen. Jackson is opposed to and
| uDiH oppose, tariff laws and the operation OF
| all such measures" This will not suit the in.
ierests Of Pennsylvania-O the contrary i,
will "receive signal mark of their disappro-
hation,"
81 am willing to acknowledge says Mr. B
"that have been induced to join in the
" support Of him Jackson who is the choice
OF Tennessee, from a FULL persuasion, that
from the nature Of the circumstance surroun
ding him, if he succeeds, he tciH be induced to
join in The support If those measures con-
sidered essential to SOUTHERN INrEREsTs!"-,
" want to See an administration which will
" not deny 3 tn South and West that protection
" they are entitled to-a projection OF their
" rights, aud an exemption from, iariF iaws and
:" the operation Of dHsuch meosures!'
These are the avowed principles snd grounds
upon which the Presidential contest rest. The
object Of the southern people in supporting I'D
dfeU Jackson is no longer matter of specula-
ton or doubt. Ifthey could believe fora mo-
mrnt, that he would not support southern inter
ests and measures, they would DC the last peo-
pie iu the union TO aid his pretensions. They
regard, too highly the claims of talent, and
they are too sensible Of the disparity of quail
6carions between the candidates, to sacrifice
their respect for intelligent capa5ility, to any
other consideration han that Of an entire and
perfect conviction, that southern interests will
be encouraged and supported bv the candidate
whose cause they espouse, Were it no, for
this confidence in the partial feeling which
Gen. Jackson INDUCES for them, his election
would be pronounced "curse to the country"
VIII Pennsylvania be blind to her interests,
and from too generous devotion to a man for
get the measures which promise her continued
prosperity? Will she assent TO the election of
an individual Of whom she has SO little to hope
and from whom She has so much 10 fear?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
COM MEEcxAL.
SMl!P NEWS.
Port Of AAeXanAria.

ARRIVED, NOV. z.
Schr. Classic, Smith, boston; plaster to j. Miller,
and candles and soap TO J. H. ladd
SAILED,
Schr. Increase, SLIM, New-York.
Steam boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Passed up fort;eorge Town, ship shenandoah, Rose,
40 DAYS from Bremen with German goods to Walter
Smith (owner)-Ieftin the Weser 25d Sept. Briggs,
LAURA Cloutman for Boston same d,y; George. fhax-
er, in days for New Orleans Bolivar Liberat0r Ad-
ans waiting orders, La Grange. Devanx, sailed for
Go,tenburgh day before. Ship John Brown, Perce'
d,schargnS Oct. 9th, lat 40, long. ~, spoke Eng
sh ship Sea Forth, Is days from Liverpool for St.
Johns n B. Oct 9th lat. 40, long &c; spoke Eng.
ish Barq,e Lord Wellington, 4s days from Liverpool
with passengers form. York. Oct 18th, lat SO. long
67. spoke Brig Lydia, Silvia of Iaddam, ~ days from
Cork with passengers for NJ York. with loss OF sais,
short of provision and eaky, supplied hr with some
sails and bread She would put into the first port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08

A meeting of the Freehoders of Fairfax
County, favorable to the reelection of John Q.
Adams to the Pre- sidency of the q. STATES, is
respectfully requested on the Sd Monday in
merit month, at the Court House Of said county,
that being court day.
29th Oct. 1927. MANY VOTERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
ALEX AN,D,&1AAs
..,,,,sn.y MORNING, NOVEMBER s, 1927.

=, election held at the Town Hall on
Monday the s,h inst for Directors to serve IN
R,nk of Potomac the ensuing year, the iol-
loving gentlemen were unanimously eiee'eu'
1iz:
James Keith,
Hugh Smith,
Robert I. Taylor,
Phineas Jannry,
Craven P. Thompson,
John Richards,
Wm. H. Fi,zhugh,
John Lloyd,
Joseph Jauney, jr.
WIN Gregory,
Colin Aud,
Thomas Fairfax,
Henry Dangerfed.
uameetng of the Board Of Directors Phi
meas Jannry, was unanimously Reelected Pre-
silent. and Charles Page, Cashier.
Al. an election held on Monday, the slh inst.
r,r Directors Of the Columbian Insurance Com
,,uy of Alexandria, the following gentlemen
rrre duly elected TO serve for the ensuing year:
NIordeica Miller, President.
Colin AUDI
John II. Ladd,
John \. Stewart,
Richard Veitch,
Thomas Vowel,
Robert /. Taylor,
A. E. Cazenoye,
p. r. Beverley,
George Coleman,
Lewis Beeler,
James Sanderson, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
From The PittSb,~g Salesman,
GEORGE KREMER.

This celebrated, or rather notorious individu-
,lb,S made another speech 10 the public, in
which he again pledges his roTd and honor!
save the mark!) that
"If Mr.. Clay should ever demand an inves-
,ealion, he is ready and willing TO Substantive
al the charges contained in his letter to the
Columbian Observer.
I, NAV be we'll to state, that when that letter
frs, ano.aretl, MIR. Clay in a"card" published
in Washington and dartd Sis, Jan. 1925, pro-
no,nccd the author 10 be san Infamous calum-
na,or and liar" In answer TO this, hremei ,
rosIished another "card," in whie h he stated
ii, readiness, 70 "prors the charges contained
ipn" MIR. G. appealed to congress for an IN :
r,sur,,ion--during the discussion, Mr.. Kremer
,pa;, repeated his readiness 10 offer proof -
aNr X. rose and said-Ifupon an investigation
heinz, instituted, il should appear that he had
no, sufficient reason 10 Justify the statements
he had mode, he trusted that he should recefre
ne marked rcpro6otion, which had been suggest
cd by the speaker. Let i, fall where 1t might,
Mr. K. said, he was willing To meet the inquiry
mi abide the result" We have quoted has
very words.
After this flourish, committee teas appoint
cd-Mr Y was cited TO appear and TO produce
MS @D,ooEs." But 10 the utter astonishment oil
al parties, he positively and absolutely declined
s,irr before Rsnv The committee begged 10
lsdisc6arged, stating that they had mno'hing
Sefore them upon which to act. mus 'ne
natter ended, and asreeabiy TO his o'on ihvoca'
lion, George Krsmsy long since received .ne
marked and indignant reprooa'ioh 0' '"e
pa5,lc,
Tyys,x MILITIA MEN.-We have announcer
and This i the third publication on this sao'
;,r, from the Nashville Committee oil thlr'I
SIX, oppoin,ed-wha, an appointment 70 .ene
care Of the reputation and advance the eieoSo.
Of Gen. Jaskson. We are heartily GLAD Oh u
They all shed some light on this. the most cru
Il and bloody, page OF American history we
shall rarefuilv and candidly examine all that Il
offered in defence or palliation OF the conuae'
Of Gen Jackson. Ifhe could be Acquired, :
The crimson stain could be washed OUT, W.
should greatly rejoice. But alas! nehher III.
law nor the fact, nor precedent, nor necessity
can be pleadsd.n extenua,ion oil the apPa::n,
crime OF shooting TO death SIX American wv
4ens for having left the camp at Inc iesM :. "a
piration OF their tour ofduty 10 return 70 81
5UsOm Of their families; families they hao &c,
% deTend the sacred soil of their country, n'
GeQuent shifting Of the ground OF eeie :s,.
ptoyes tina, the &C, itself is utterly indeiensioi'
Not all the waters of the ocean can 60 n'e"'
oIm from this bloody deed Ds"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
French Language.

n C. UNDERHILI, has commenced course Of
IL. lie ctures in this language, upon the plan OF
Dutief, at b. Hallowel's Acadcmy--to be continued
,hree evenings each week All persons DESTROYS of
obtaining knowledge of this useful language, in a
cheap and easy manner, arc respectfully invited to
call and join the class during the present week
Terms to attend the course-Sx Dollars For further
particulars enquire at the Academy.
nov 7-1ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
r.RnY THE PIRATE.

correspondent Of the Fall kiser Non,. u,'
a eS ne following sketches OF the early
history ofTardy. r,,dv was one of
:. - us m,Sor,una,e persons who have Inhabited
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08

The New York elections commenced on
Monday lAs', aud closed at sunset yesterday -
1, is agreed on all hands, that, The votes in the
Civ of New York, for members Of the LeSis,
la,ure, will be given wholly iE reference to the
Presidential Election The Heroiies expect a
majority Of 5000, while The friends OF he Adj
miuist.Alion predic, close election. On Sa-
,ur,lay the result will be known here.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
Beech aMdOaK Wood &c

on CORDS of beech and OAK wood, well seasoned
AUand uncommonly long, landing At Janneys Wharf,
and for sale by GEO. JOHNSON.
Whoha also, one first rate cotton gin of 40 saws,
made in Carolina
so hams fine bacon
No. and sugars
doz. new rushbottom chars
Sole and upper leather by the quantity
Furniture, dry goods sc. &c.
st &. j.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08

The Legislature Of New Jersey adjourned
yes,erday,to meet again on the 10th Of Janua-
yvnext The attempt 10 divide the State into
Districts, for the purpose ofchoosing the Pres
drnrial Electors, has failed Tor the present, and
will probably not be revived during the present
contest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08
From the pi,tsburg Statesman.

From the Pittsburg Stasesna" y,,,,s
General j. ckson's opinion Of TARIFF '4'0'
a, ID SOUTHERN policy. s.eh
Ma. Ba,nro I'd, in the course Of a spss."
alsl delivered !, y, the legislature OF tennessee
USE the following emphatic iassua case Cen.
nee to the poiicyt . be pursued ~ ~ ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-08

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The Red rover, new Novel, BY the author OF the
Spy: Finday's Pocket Maps Of the United States.
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21
ADMINISTRATIONS MEETING.

Al meeting held in Dover, al the state house. Nh
day the 18th Of September 1897, by tne cone'ecs appo
ted by the friends of the present administrator OF we ny
eral government IN this State, the folio~hs meoe "
tended ,,. c,h
From tie county Of .Nercdsf homas Robinson, oaie"
rk, Robert Porter, Isaac Gibbs, betlamn Wan ''
Thomas Stockton, Jacob Farrls, Richard aahsne" ~
liam Deakyne, John Exton, in lieu OF +. Eey rciu .
From the county IF en:-Sanuei H. l'ouson, ffesey
Sprnance, Jacob Stout, Jo"sthan Homestead, " IMAM ~
Wells, HUghitt Legion, Thomas wainwright ~a'he
Miffln, Thomas Simpson, john Wallace
From the county Of Snsser:-Wtiham ~. y apies 9oii'
White, George Polk, Edward Dnge, H. I'M "ei's Low
der Iavton, John Tenant
When upon motion. Caleb Kirk was called inc cna'r'
and S II Iodson appointed secretary.
Tie said meeting proceeded to select and nominate
suitable petsou be taken up and supported at the mex
General Election Repreena've 10 Congress from inns
state, when KENSEY JOHNS, JUNIOR, was Unanimously
chosen for that purpose,
This meeting after having obtained the fullest nfoma-
ton from the deren' parts of this State, and having ma
Purely examined and deberated upon that informston
fhave made the selection candidate, who they be leve
will be most likely TO unite the sfrages OF The fies y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21

OF others 49,. THESE "h0 ave IN gas i'o"'o'
should no: throw stones" ~, !.
Which Is most ar.tocratic-sor Judge to
saw neonle are decent and have clean shirts or
for Jackson Lawyer to say that any man 'rho "a
bors for his daily bread ought not to haze roaee
in public meeting? caa;,.,.
KRasEY JoHNs, Jr., will have majority q oooo'
1000 throughout the State:
Is uour ne,c establishment in Wilninston sol
i'll" OF not2
Is your paper Independent. or IS It governed py
l.. M,Iane and few more Jackson leaders
Do not your masters ride you too hard and turn
you too short?
DO YOU not feel some pricks Of conscience when
you fabricate ialsehoodsf
How much money are you paid independent VI
your subscription list Tor supporting 1aeAso
How can YOU assert deliberately that you Detie.e
Senator Johnson never said the Administration
must be put down though pure as tho angels,
when it has been proved to the satisfaction o ali
unprejudiced minds?
Can farmer or blacksmith build as good house
as carpenter or masonr
On the contrary. can carpenter or a mason
farm a. well as farmer. or make chain as well
as blacksmith? ! say, can any man understand
and transact business that he IS not acquaihtt"
with
May not fortunate Oeheraa oe d very 'S"oiHi'
statesman?
Ma, not yery eminent statesman be very ig-
norant General?
Ila,e not AL TIE Republics that have gone before
US I'll a sacrifice to militia ambition and tyranny
Are not people more ihel, to yoke themselves
v;lhny. 10 tie car Of military despot than to a
great statesnanr
lftounakc o,rl SO much mise las title men are
apt to do. do YOU think there are silly people
enough IL tie State Of Delaware to make it pass
for Ma14er3 COMMON SENSE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21
KE.rT C0U.rTF T1ChE1.

REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
Kensey Johns, ir.
SENATOR.
Elias Naudain.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
John RAYMOND.
DR.. VIM. ~. Morris.
Matthias Day,
Andrew Nirlen,
Peter l.. Cooper,
James p. Lotiand,
John Booth.
SHERIFF.
WIN. X. Lockwood,
John Wallace.
CORONER
Matthew Manlove,
Thomas Coursev.
LEVY COURT
VIM Denny,
Jacob NJ Hill,
James KINNEY,
William Roe.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted TO the of the late Margaret
n -farShaH deceased requested to discharge the
game, and ssch have claims against the estate will pre-
their TO either Of the subscribers, for settle.
Dent JAMES CANDY,
EDWARD TATEALL,
Q mo. Is, 1897 90.-4 Erecutoys
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21

coz rHh wArrHl4y.
TO rHE
.N.aNUF.iCFi'REHS.
AND THs YRiHsns up
NATIONAL. INDUSTRY

The most pitifal attempt al Imposing on
the good people Of this county, is made IN
the last paper issued from that prostitutcd
Press-Harker's Deiatcare staSytse. Ii
it does not recoil on those by whose IN
iluencc it appears there, then we are mis-
taken in the virtue and sound discreti,,a Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21
TEE ADMINISTRATION
,vEJrCaSrLE COUNTY TICKET

REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,
Kenscy Johns, Jr.
SENATOR.
Jacob Faris.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alexander ). Read,
John J. Miligan,
Washington Rice.
John Exton,
Benjamin Watson.
Alexander Crawford.
LEVY COURT
John Janvicr,
Isaac Price,
James Patten,
Philip Reyboid,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-21

To SAMUEL HAaKER. Esquire, Erlirar of the Del
awa.e Gazette, Notary and Tab-hon Public, 81
&c. &c. Scribe and Herald Of the jackson Par
Nv in the State Of Delaware. &c.
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SCHEME
Delaware State Lottery
NINTH CLASS

NINTH CLASS,
Far the benefit Of As7sark Goeye hde0.sn Academy and
fnmanuei Church.
To bs drawn O'clock on SATURDAY. the 22d inst IN
Wilmington
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TOMORROW !

Tie Citizens Of Delaware III have fair opportunity Of
7openshing their Golfers $50 VIII then be tstrbu
ted 70 adventures Come and ALL the raiying point
ROBERTSON & LTrTLE'S Office;
Who have sold within weeks Capital Prizes. The
81 ccs u this Lottery alone sufficient attract uni
ie,sal attention.
Delaware State Lottery,
kor HE benstc Of Newark CoHege ddetozpn qcademy and
I,nmanuet Church.
Ninth Class. To be drawn ON Saturday the 2od of Sep
Iambsr 1927
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Ticket 92--Half Si-Quartar 50--Eightb rs cts
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To be drawn on Wednesday The 26th Of September.
icher'e1 Prize of $50 900; of 600 Of 500; of
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500 Of 400; 10 Of 200 20 Of 100; 45 of 70 as Of
o. As Of So 46 of 20, e2 of sos % Of 90 92o Of lg
and $3.50 1t 6 dollars.
Ticket s6--H4lf ss-Quarter 81 5o-Eighth IS.
10 be had in great variety Of Numbers at
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Truly Prompt Gad Lucky Office,
Sept i6 No. 81. Market Street, Wilmington.