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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-20
G. & Y. p, THOMPSON

G. 81. p, Thompson
IF1AvE received per ship Herald from Liverpool,
IA and other arrivals general assortment Of
SE.fSON.aBLE GOODS,
Extra Saxony and superhne cloths and caSlmeFes
Mixed and drab cassinets, for mems summer wear
Plain and twilled bombazetts
7-8 cambria and fine fancy prints
go and Ga cambria and jaconet muslins
A. fine and super null do
ga do do book do
"A tamboured sprig do do
A and 9 g book muslin hdkfs
90 fashionable shaded, striped s'd corded muslin,
DO do full cold and satin striped and spotted do
90 do shaded ginghams
~ do do cambria TO
Do do silk shaded barage
!fhread lace Orrels white colored cotton ballssnd
spoOls
White and printed cuttings. fine and extra super
Grandrell striped jeanetts, brown and beacled drilling
Canton and French grapes, black and colored
Ladies white and bIackingran cotton hosiery
Mems white cotton hose and halfhose
Brown thread and black silk do
Ladies kHl and extra quality horse skin gloves, black
white and assorted colors
Do black and white silk do
Mems beaver do
Flag, bandanna. spittal6eld, black levanne and Bs
tannia hdks
Super linen cambria do
7.8 and A. Irish linens
81 and 6-4 DO sheetings
8.4, ga and 10-4 damask and diaper table linen
Russia sheetinss and diapers, brown hollands
White ticklenburgs, dowlas, oznabuRgs and burlaps
Sewing silks, twist and colored threads
Shoe thread in 2 and OF. balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
bolivar hats, piping cords buttons, pins, &c. &c.
also,
Brown and beached Domestic shStngs and sbeetiugs
Plaid and striped do ginghams
slfirting apron and furniture checks
Bed ticking, oil cloth IA elecovefs. &c. april7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-20
Muscoya0o Sugars +.

MuSCOVaUO SVSHKe'
Landing this day from sehr. BachelOr, from st. Johns,
Porto Rico,
81 ~ mh Ss,. MuscOvado Sugar
For sale by 5. MEssEneM'in'
In Store,
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
IS boxes and bbls baltimore refined sugar
$50 reams wrapping paper
As hhds Muscovado sugar. part very superior
10 hhds Baltimore whiskey
pipes Cognsc brandy
Young Hyson tea, in chests and half chests OF va
rious qualities and prices :.
Imperial and Gunpowder do, IN max ches's sho
and 10 eatty boxes do do
Liverpool blown salt in sacks
Colmenar and Malaga wine, &c. july
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-20
Fresh supply Of Garden Seed

VyHE subscriber has just received resb supply Of
i Garden Seed, selected in England By q. expeh.
enced hand, which with Interpretation last makes
his assortment large and complete. Tisre are ten
Of Cabbage, several Of English Peas and Beans
do, of Raddish,' &c. b, r. RAMSAY,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-20

GrOcerleS.
TIME subscriber has lately received supply of Gro
ceries, which, in addition to his former stock, he
offers on moderate terms. They consist in part Of
hhds sugars, do. refined do.
10 bbls do, Is bags coffee
10 half chests s. boxes Imperial and Gpnpow-
der teas
Q chests and half do Young Hyson do
10 kegs Leiper's and CARROTS snuff
Is sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
so bbls rosin, 40 do Sufolkta tar
Together with family -four, rum, brandy, whiskey,
moasses salt petre, nails, Manila and other cordage,
hemp and cotton seine Irvine, etc. ETC.
jaly7 GEO. Col.EMAN: :.
Sugar, Hides, &c.
Landing from Schooner Enterpr'ss--
on BAGS prime green coffee
<U 400 Porto Rico hides
IN STORE,
90 bbls. nett herring
30 do gross do
For sale by NJ. MiLLEh ooN'
mo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-20
Alexandria Museum,

Omen daily from 10 10 y, a N. and from ) 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-20

An additional supply ofDry Goods
JAMES a. WAYENS
HAS just received at his store' southwest corner u
III King and Fairfax-streets,
yellow Nankins Superior quality
DO do common
Cotton cashmere, Wilmington stripes
Flag and bsndanna handkerch'ets
plain and figured book muslin
plain and fgurcd black silk handkts'
Barrage htkfs, Madrass do
Blue and white demines
Dorchester bedtcking
Amoskeag do
Green and white gauze wells
Black canton Grape
A few pieces ofrery handsome belt ribbons
Parasois and umbrellas
Gentlemens' Leghorn mats
Ladies' Leghorn bonnets ,u,c,po
WITH A p.3RLEIY or OTHER Ihf!cLEs'
which will ne sold low for cash. june
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

v lRdl%IA At Superior Court of Chareery holden a
ne oHPHoT, =" the City IF Richmond, the 2oih day of
Wate, Den, eror. cf John Graham, decd, PA6:
dgdinsf
Henry Tanks and Aice G.. Williams, err of William c.
" t na, dsc! DefS.
fhv cause in uAieh the mn hafh faLer for eofess-
ed against The dferdeHt Aiice g. Hiap,; mud on rhont
dcItta ordsfor hat Ppese APPEARS haus been du-
efeoutsd and IN schich the poinT nyptars hape pro-
sssata -, e mode prescribed by ai0, ognnsf The dfenJont
nry BenFs '0ho o 9 this country this da
% heaTa on the BIZ and erhJ and argu>d by counsel.
Oh osdsrdto 'eherecf The Court doth order tha Of rs
40 state az acco,f Of the debt in TIE BIZ
onea que TO TIE plaintiff aud Of tie real Estate of tie
agehaanf BdnEfnnd that he defendant lioe r.. Hiians
40 'enasr M account IF her of tie estnie or
AT HSta0T, b9rs rho commissioner, directed 10
,o ne san ocopnft 10 ne Court h any matters spciof-
yI@ed deemed pertinent by himself Which nay be rsqui-
red W the pttrtieS TO be % stated.
Copy. TsSte, ~ ". HENIHG. G. C.
~, Comp'iSsionsTS ODiee, Richmond 24fh 1prH 1871
Lh Pat,es eones ned may take 0cc thaf have aopof-
ed ne 5h day q June srecutiag the above oydtys
on eh'eh day they regulated TO attend at my Office
fprR a. H. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
FROM GIBR

New York, April 81 b. the brig leader.
srr- cd yesterday from Gibraltar, s.e have ID ,per,
Ia hs Ia Ia ul'. containing date. from Portugal to
.hs 81.
= Malta paper says the Egyptian fleet which
sailed from Aiexsn'ira for the Morea, was com
manded By MoiiaIrm Bey, son-in.iaw of the Pa
cha, and consisted OF rs sail, of which so were
slooPs OF war, i fire ships, and the rest European
and Turkish transports. There were no troops
or 5oafd-but money. provisions and ann uni
ton. The specie on board amounted 10 $500 O9o
Spanish.
Letters received in Lisbon, on he 81 of Marcel,
say, thai The utmost confusion prevailed among the
rebels on the banks OF The Tamega, and at the
Jamegs. On hearing of The advance OF General
Meio beyond L,brsnas, the 7th chasseur. mutt.
MED. Count Villa Flor was leave Villa Real
9th February, Tor The purpose Of expelIing the
Reseit, andi was said would enter Spain by Nil
randa Freivo d'Espsda a Cinto.
rhi- in, diligence !he Chronicle of the 18th saws
was principally derived from. their correspondence.
but the Impartial of the 27 Feb. con aims other
news, which is materially different. Ii saws the
news from FTosos Monies OF 25 h Feb safe the
Rebels had collected all their positions, and were
making on Brira; in consequence of which, Gene
raj Melo VAS 10 occupy Chsgres 1t was also
reported that the English brigade was marching
from Colmbra TO Wien. and Gen. Clinton was on
his way TO Oporto, to make himself Acquainted
with the different military positions in the pro-
vince OF Mimic. Esaouirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
EO2EEsxM.

NEW YoRx, April Give have received by
he pscae -hip S;ephauia, captain Peii, ,,ur ryeu.
lsI files OF Paris Journals 10 he 81 ul, inclusive
bu, their conien,s have already been articipe,ed
sc b-wevei translate some items.
Fhe Gazette OF Augsburg announces, under ,hs
head oi Vienua. that that cry had been thrown
in'o CONSERVATION. b, the murder OF the Abbe
Plank. profess oi mathematics He was ~
years old. and lad given lessons She hereditary
Pince and the Duke OF Reichstadt, (Naroleon' :
ION } HE was distinguished and much esteem
ed man the person suspected Of his murder, was
Immediately banded over to the tribunal. He is
oil good society and named Jsrosznski, and has
served as Colonel of the Polish legion, and is de-
corated with various orders. He had made the
acquaintance of the unfortunate professor unties
p,eiext OF borrowing money from him. The
Able Plank was found pierced with Is poniard
wounds.
The Austrian Observer of the lT,h Feb states.
that according TO recent sdvices from Greece, a
battle wa fought on the l9'h Dec. at B.lita, Con
the other side oil PHnassus) in which the Greeks
had the advantage.
The Journal du Comme ce, of the 2s.h Febru
airy, announces that France has Just lest one OF
her best citizens, and the Chamber of deputies one
oil the mos, distinguished me,,hers of The opposi
ton In the death of NJ. de Girundin, at the aye
of60.
Two epic poems, are announced al LYONS, one
relative to the hund ed days Other TO ST.
Helena.
The Journal du Commerce of February o..
says, that the irisate Guerrero OF 60 guns built
at Marseilles, for the Pacha oil Egypt and which
sustained iest damage in the launching, would be
ready Tor sea in month, and would -ail for A.
lexandr,a with French crew of abou, 400 men
anu under the +, ench flag
The Royal Court of Paris, has recently con
demned par Con umace, TO hard labor for life. a
young man who had killed his adversary in du.
ell, the circumstances of which are not stated
american.
The Edward Qucsnel brings Us Paris papers 10
OH March. The Ma. 4sis de Laplace and Mar.
shat the Marquis YiomeniI. both Peers of France
died on . h March. The former is the immortal
author OF the system Of the world; the, latter wa
one OF the gallant Fr-nchmen who contributed
their aid 10 our Independence
The ship Howard hsd arrived at Havre There
was no material change in the markets.
NJ de Casieibajac, passenger in the Eiwar,
s9uesnei. Is bearer of dispatches for the Frenci
Minister. The Eloile OF Ssh March gives the fol
lowing important article, on the authority of the
Augsburg Gazette:
BUCHAREST, 18th Feb. Private letters from
ors'hn'inopie, Of ul. announce tina, the Port,
bal declared ,hrongh The Refs Effendi, its deter
nina;;on 20 resci all diplomatic oyeriures in fayo
OF the Greek Ia -urgen's. cne motives for III i,
eci-ion are the sa",e those expressed on previ-
Gus occasions
A hasty glance furnishes no further ar,icular
oil interest. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
iIAYTf.

FROM late accoun's, would seem to be fast re-
turning 10 her ancieni state OF vassslss@ under IL.
frsocb government. Emissaries o. IN. Er.p.h
are 'n-inaai'ng themselves into the notice and "A,
vor ot the eo!ored authorities of tbe Island. ana
IN prosecuting ,hei' designs leave no means unt.i
ed Ia prejudice and rmbitt-r their mind, ssa,,.,
all the iri-ud- of liberty, especially the American
residents, who receive the greater portion of ,bsir
disguised abuse In these designs ,hev haze 40
lar succeeded that paper, entitled The Journ. Al,
Commerce. has been established at Poy, A.,
Punce, under the auspices of Boyer, and edi, bv
a fTe"chnao nsmei Grouvel. This journal s.izes
upon every occasion 10 injure the American r;,;.
zens residing there. by The foule-t misrepresen,a.
mons and caiumnies, conveyed in manner 20 in
sidious as to operate with double effect. Bower
himself is fully In the interests OF Charles X. end
Is Wiling to sacr flee the liberties of his peopIc for
The sake OF confirming the despotsm which he il
Trying TO establish No SANDER, circulated bv ,b,s
newly bego;ten journal has a chance Of reiu,a,ior
because the mouths OF a.! aie stopped Good m.n
see much to lament and opprchend. Commerce
and trade are deplo ably reduced under the hateful
operation OF this new French influence: the Am.-
mean merchants are narrowing or resienine ibr;r
business generally, and there hardly seems n he
a nope ci a iavor"bly change. If the liberties of
me blacks are thus sluggishIy resigned or fooli,h
~ inundated, by heir own hands. il " in hu, rn,
upiy The arguments, already numerous and mower.
iui' Tor their utter ncapabiliiy of ever aianne IN
me perfection OF the whites; and il NAV be pl.i,I
argued that 1t is in the ordination of wise Proyi
dence that they should thus be fitted IN h. ,h.
" hewers oil wood, and drawers of water,
NeUbuyypOrf 6er1Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

virtue Of Deed Of Iyst from Ire late col HeaG d.
- mWey 10 nyssf ard Gsorge Toier dec. recoyfed fs
Gootiand Copt IiOW osr for sale ago,f ne promises ~
ne xsh May 1871 70 Me hglea bi1Se 5r cash. Wat feld
me late yessnc. Of sad Wr IN ordeS TO sats ne enK
IF aid Deed Wnteed lays IN said County, On he matters
cf The Lune Birds Creet a,d contains SIS rs aces
WfLLIAM TCLER, Surviving Trustee
Fl 4eorgc 4 WHam Tofcr.
dpfg@ - -ff..fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

RHCES Oyey tie BROADROCK COURSE
~ ILL tbs cur.e the Sd Tuesday IN M
w next, Qhe f5h)
I Day sn elegant swesPstakcsix entries II 1900 zach
2nd Day PfOpficiOr Purse, 2 mile heats -rufse $500.
srd Day Jockey Club Pnse, mile bests-Pufse $500.
4h Day Handy Cap. JAHES CHLORINE, Proprietor.
The Petersburg Republican will please insert d.. notes
twioe ard send their sceoUni TO this Office.
April n. HID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT

public meeting on the sui ject OF In, t, nal I'm
ProVemeni wa held OH Tuesday last At the Conf,
mouse in Hager>town, Mary land. The obiect Of
the meeting was stated by Thomas Kennedy. ESQ
"ho ohered lie following Preamble and Resoiu
ton-; winch were unanimously adopted;
whereas fhe improvement. OF oar coun,rv hv
means OF Roads and Canals, IL a sabsct IN :, h,-b
tue fenp!e oi w sstingion county a.e orrpls "a.
teFcsed; and la order TO dilfIse more general in
formation, among our fellow ctizeas in regard IN
me great object, 1t is, thereto
resolved, That this meeting approve of che
Heso!u,ioh passed at the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal Convention, which met at Wa-Line,on NJ.
In December last, pledging the member. of Tho ~
veh'IoD TO use their best endea yofs 10 have 90,
societies. formed in the several counties wherein
they reside wherein
Reso'vcd, That thi. meeting also consider il of
siett importance that Society for the p,ouo,ion
OF i"te'nal Improvement should be immed,,,s,.
FORMED In THIS county, and that ,heir views sboId
embrace The Improvement Of the State and Countv
as well b7 Roads as b.. Canals.
"esoIF,d, That Committee of seven perso,s
We appointed ty the Chairman TO draw M rule
and regulations for The gov eminent of said Soc,s
and that The same be laid before the Society al 49,
h'si general meeting.
RESOLVED, That, IN order 10 obtain the names NJ
AZ "ocb persons a. wish become members of the
w 'shington Internal Improvement Soc;e,, ill.,.
s"ah he circulated Throughout, the COUNTY and ,h,,
general meeting OF all the subscribers shall Ls
pace al me Courthouse in Haserstown o. the .irs,
UeSoaS VI May next, Tor the pu' pose of elec,ice
TIE officers OF the Society, and to adopt any ms..
suies that ma, then appear necessary.
The following persons were appoint,d IN rra
pare R"ies and Regulations for the government of
The Society, viz: az "
Thomas Kennedy, NImmadr,.. w p
- 10y ngn'nah' Samuel Nj Hit,
~ H. y" 'i''snis, George Eeddrick
VIM. Fiizhush, jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

YAsHINGToN, April 2i-On Friday, the
18th instant, MIR. Jackson, late Commissioner OF
i Hs Brtanic Majesty, under the 81. Petersburg
Convention, took leave Of the President Of tie
L. nited States.
The Navy commissioners, with their secretary
ave arrived at Portsmouth New Hampshire, fot
ne purpose Of inspecting the navy yard in Ina,
6sfbor. Il is understood thai ihs navy yafd 3,
.bsrlesown hiss been selected as The place Tor
.-'snTcing ;te 4, = docs t5fth of Ihs polnr-c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
T. ihGlNiA: Al Superior Count Of Cbancery holden at
OF April, 1903 o. ~ va ""S
Wni Ii. DrinLad and Sarah his wife

ID. capitol, in the City of Williamsburg, the 9Th DAY
OF April, 1909. o. ~ ~
VIM. ii. Drnkard and Sarah his wife
John Cl"Pton admr. OF Wa. Clopton, Daft.
"" Tue motion OF the PLAINTIFF, by their Counsel ia. Cout
no oiief, tnat tue doendeni render an account Of hs
ta"'htIaon Of The estate of his e.tste fore Master
Oonm'si'se Coleman who directed 10 examine stale and
sse me same, snJ make report thereof the u with
my "auers -eosy stated, thought pertinent by himself or
fequr ed By 'he parties.
1fM jan, 1927
Patrick Hendrsn, WIN H. Uriukard and a. ,Jucr
" n"' u oarah DfuksI d, dec Phds.
j. In Ciofton, Of John CIopton dec who ,sas
adnr. oi Wan. Cbpton, dec, Def
and 1870
Eenbe" Meredith and WIN MEREDITH sdnor, de bon;. nan
oil Elisha hrredfh and Ann 5. Meredith, dec. Pitts.
against ~
J"hn H. Clopton Of John c.! pton who wa, ,dmr Of
w IN. Copton, dec, Patrick HendI James Hill M Hill
Fake Street VIM Cl pon, of Georce VIM Ci,ptou.
sou VI keuhen CloPton, Samuel and Reuben Cspn aud
H. n'oh Drfdts.
by consent Of the parties the order made in the rd cf
thess oanses, directing the day OF Apri.
sO5 ordered 10 he performed by any ole Of the Couni,
ones OF the Superior Court OF Chsnc for The
District Copies. Testt, JAMES CABANISS ID C.. 1
u Coniniissioner's Office Richmond, Apra I4th 1921
ibe pa ties ints esed will please take notice. that hayet
appointed the iili day Of June common tle scl
Count directed ~ The Fl ST Of the fore going order, of ou ord
winch day, at o'clock A. they requ ed TO attend Il
my Yee, 10 this City with their vouchers
ny LOT txsm'pa'Cn snd settlement H. BAKER, q.
hPIn - II4-wtd 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

obtain any Information. ,h, oiicis report. of ~,
day no. beng entitled 20 any credit, and rumours
bsirs equally unsatisfao,ory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
Real Estate far SHE

the suhsrbe iseJ 9th day OF Apri Is26 and ,sscnr
9" e ee ohce Of ie"'ieo Uounty fn The purpose OF
roe highest bidieI public auction ready on MN,
Gay me I'm day u May nek hefvr the door The Couri use
Henc" county, CERTAIN tact parcel land situate IN
me 10" er end at sad County, sdjoing lands of William,
W'' and ohe' containing $50 and The same land
on "hoh the sad Susan e. Ligcu resided the time of IN.
execution OF said deed ,ht convey only such title a.
vested ~ me as trustee. LUFTIN n. ELLErT. Trustee
..IIn -. A. n4-ila
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
FINcAsrLr. nril %

F!NcAsTLE, April 30.
We are informed .bst the u Sis,es E,ginee,s
captain Mcneil and Cook, with their assistants
nave arrived at Coyington, their place of reoJez'
vous. We have head it suggest Ell that their in.
-r"c''on' dne"f Captain Mcneil TO survey The
country between Ihe Allegheny and the falls of
Kenawha, in order 20 ascertain IN, rr,c,:cah.,,.
oil cutting canal, and also Of making a r,iIrn,d
within IL degrees of the falls of Kenhawa: and
.houid The latter be found practicable, il is to h.
laid Cd; aHd that Captain Cooks company are IN
survey all the intermediate country beiwee Ii,ts
RIVER branch o! New River and Roanoke. IN
oTdef 10 select the mos' suitable route for canal
10 uni'e 'hose two streams, 1t practlcsble
T.hiTyor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

Internal Improvement. The National Intel
iieencer Ilpours ith some zeal and industry to
-hew the Inconsistency OF Messrs Clinton and
Van Buren,, in their opinions and votes he SUBJ
&c OF internal Improvement, or, in " ords bet
Ter understood and more honestly svowed, as 10
he constitutional power ofthe national govern
inert 10 interfere 10 any manner with The rgh's
OF The sisies. The support which the intelligen.
Ger j. pleased 20 sGord Mr.. Adams, s perso-
nal STAR, which, however, it may be regretted
is wholly step q their own, snd The editors
have doubtless made W their minds 10 meet the
'nsgna''ls results -tni tlo support c! nca and tGe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

The Savannah Georgian Of he f1,b ios,an, s,,.
" Major General Brown, and suite, arrived bs,s
yesterday, in the steamboat Augusta, tom Cbsri,s-
tor, and have taken lodgings at The Civ Hotel
Messrs. Csmbreleng and Van Barren, Members = {
congress from New Yotk, LETT ,bf- city. ye,,sr.
dsy in The steamboat George iYsshineton TO,
Ausi-fs''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

The election OF Gen. DoG Green, as public
printer The Senate of he United States affaris
Ia ,he Editors # the .NoiiVN0i ia,eiiigencer
" coutiInaiirn strong lToOis ON holy writ
that hese * most uslsilo" Ell combination i.
iha' cody gains, the N.he- and interests OF ia.
people OF she U.ited Sta'es, aud they hsv. &C
cordingly a-sevI the opposition in the Senste
with =, en-, yehen ence. ' Ii was most violent
comnenc.men,, aud thou -bsi, see ansteeraJie
Sc1utSlrdfjOa put bu money In thy PURSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
HAVANA.

:, n passenger in the Colossus, from iaoans. At
New York, who few days previous to sa,I;ns
had been al Key Wes', reports that Commodo,s
foer was still at that place, and that The Spsnib
rn' neHcan sq"adrons lay in light of each other.
Two hrigs, as formerly, and consequen,ly the re.
port by the vessel from Xibsra relative TO The can.
lure OF the later is unioun,'ed. The acroup, Of
the c'p'ure Of Com Pore,'s first officer is CON
h''ned He had taken coaster and was maxim,
Tor Key West when be was pursued, and was,
oo'seu 20 run MS prize vessel ashore. Wnh5 of
his own and 5 prisoners he 90, in,o no ~.
boat. when the latter overPom cred him, and ,hus
he was taken.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

NASHVILLE, APfil7. "A dinner wa, sivso ~
General Games al Jackson, in this state. on the
~: n ul,. The cbancery court being in session
Judge Ca'ron, and several gentlemen OF; he bar
present by invitation Joshua Haskell ESQ pre-
Did' q, and Col. Thomas HENDERSON and Mai A
Il. Marin acted as Vice Presidents. After din
ner' as usual number OF spirited lossts were gi-
ven and the jackson Gazette i,fo,,os 80 e..
"General Gaines being called on TO, a se,,ir,s',
SAID . he would beg leave quote Que drank by an
HIus'T'ous individual, in honor Of Distinguished
citizen OF this Sists-" Honor and gynfiPude to
me man toho has .fLicd The measure oChts conn
hy's gkoIy" I I'M '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

COLOMBIAN PRIZE.-Tbe Color,;,,
ed -ioop Bolivar. Cartsin Richard srri, ell =, Mo-
nie on The @I'a uit. In company with her prize.
the Spanish brig Xeixes. The Prize had on board
when captured, one thousand doubioon. The Bo'
Iva sailed from Car,hsgena, on the 26th January
win crew OF 40 men. and the lie OF Pines.
on the coast OF Cuba, tell in with The Xerxes who
opened a brisk fire upon the Bolivar but was soor,
carried by boarding. The Bolivar aud her pr,ze
lew days afterwards, were chased Tor lS bon,,
BY part OF the Spanish bloekading squadron off
Key West, and again by Spanish big of = ar.
which they escaped. The Xerxes had lust landed
cargo Of slaves " hen taken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

We learn from gentleman lately arrival t,,,,
the Spanish Main, that The two frtaates Co,n,r'
DID ana Ce0dinamarcs, intended Tor come hos,;Io
expedition agsnt lbe Spanish territory, were near
~ ready Tor sea on the 90 il of March. when rho
pTepa atoms were suddeniy suspended, by an o,der
from Bolivar, and the expedition abandoned. az Il,
was presumed, for the want Of funds TO car,v II
on II was generally understood that Por RI
co was lis OBJECT; * that The ships were to 70 OBJ
crate in some msnner with the Mex,can sc,ai,,l,
Tom Pofief's movements have all alon, a.,
reared to indicate some intended co operation, and
II would not be strange if, on being dissppointed
IN this manner, he should undertake some sr,ivs
measures, as be may think his character REQUIRES
some more energetic course, after allowing him
self TO be nouinsly blocksded by = squsd9on be
prs'eads TO despse. " T. D0iiy .adu.