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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
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SECOND EDITION.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The lust mail brought this interesting Document.
II was looked for generally, with unusual anxiety
heightened by the relation in which the Presdcn
tal Election has placed .Nr. Adams, to the People.
Tho same philosophical equaninity is observable
throughout it. that distinguished him during the
whole of the late contest. There is auson what
TO the result of the election, murnur at the
sentence ofthc people, at the foul and shameless
SANDERS and abuse which hcapcd upon him.
Ills most malignant enemies cannot but applaud Mr..
Adams magnaiunous suffering under injuries, or
fail TO feel rebuked for their injustice.
The Message will be found almost exclusively, one
ofbusincss. His reflections upon the Tariff ana the
contingency of conflict between the State and Fedc-
raj Governments, particularly interesting. We
hope the little Major appropriated to himself the allu-
sion to that ancient nation, which existed for 500
years without law for the punishment of Prrricidc
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MESSAGE
OF THE

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Communicated to both Houses, the commencement
of the I'd Session of the goth Congress.
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remember seeing it, however presume that tue offensive
part was The application Of the petty ntti.uers
gentlemen Of the committee. Ell Ron
Inc following relates to t,e subject:
FOR THE REPUBLICAN,.
On the lTh Of March committee OF will INC. srd
correspondence favoaS a, the reelection Of Jnh, @
n""ms TO the presidency Of the Z. States, held
ff"hkin, Pendtton county The proceedings of this
committee were candid, but tempered nIness and
generosity There was not by the me-
bers of this body, by any of them tina could,
Pofty' he SAID to be "eogatory either of Gru
{" his party. But nowithsta nding rcstyecness Of
proceedings they have not been abe shield
!.o't showers of Eliminating r,iihcts which non
"ec"Snns been poured by Nh" do'arous worshpprls Of
sen. Jackson unNn the supporters Of adnins ton
thar has deied The vile assaults CONT
MUGS l" stand as conspicuous "t lis wisdom and
eG';y as ,he mcr iiar h" uTliamcy III his
TINS assertion will nc sufficiently verified ny ntvertug
:" the U. D. Telegraph OF May >ir, in which will be
ROUND Two communications, first addressed Duff
sar'S, aud the second tie above reced connnit,ee.
Inc FIRST commences thus: "The vHuuy men have HAD
meeting for the purpose Of enarsiup &c. Now tho strip
ing '"S hf"nsh mistake, happily applied the cpiihet;
rf ebony tree OF the palm, kind,
on aceo"" ct lis density q" ho, III" Gneurss of It's
ana me smooth p1s and shining varu;sh which is
cephl'ia beautiful embIcln oi the gentlemen vp conpc-
So" mat committee. lie proceeds: ''Ont of 49, added
their list 90 them 70 yI 10 h. fayo,,hc 10 the .iec
ZION n Gcn Jackson: OF s-ve,a are
',e are non fr'"oiHH'S ~ Hnd many have no ezis-
.T"'t !" the Imagination "t hea" petty u,iguers, &c
ne o. {" whom the gentleman makes mention. re q
w, are not stocked with knowledge. amt whom il is
expected IN o Jackson by potent Influence of mis-
tScde' }" The county The ircehoters | know
'h'"5 about but believe from good authority, the siate
'eni t" he false The gentlcan's assertion resuecny
'hoe who existed in the o.ly is founded upon
this feeble autlorty: either the .ccrc,av mr. ,e ,ip.
"Sohrfs'an''rg The secretary, did spell the names
precisely with the letters hv which the persons
',nS,EeS mad formerly done and thereby rnadc some
,si rr''"" I" the pronunciation. great cause in
comum. " ~
ne "ihrr ada csc referred j. he prodrron Of the
gentleman, own tcHiui a.ipaiinn. His uugcncroue
he has
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from the sroup.Yct these three gentlemen DO po,
peten To contradict every Part of Mr.. c..
t"ey INDIRECTLY admit that M. r. did Justify the oes,suc
non at Com Porters ship ncm,rai post Thee saw
indeed M dd not Tcjosce hut did not Mg z rcla-n
with SOFT Of uiumphant flourish that he Lrg,, & ,,
ucker we'll aud that If IN IN ,r Y S...
abe would pull the Rascas Porer'sI naS.?' lr4s, -
hom this TACT of The tone Of the conversation
II Mr. Cary has mistaken these facts crr,air,. rr-
~ do So nj very early period. On the p n,,t
after this interview, lee gave tine very
of it as is ""uchrtl "a his ceriifcatr-And +, 20 T..
that Mr. Gary is the who cunvcscd with Nj e ...
likely THIS account to ucte what ~
forward; he has uniiormlv told the tale svc,
aud tho writer of this coufrsses hs was one If
who believed j. ~ me
YET are these the only declarations wlc haze bee
aScrih"d to m. Randolph? Has il been said has -
n"' beru p'o"iaimcd from he house aud vt WIN h.
heaid i'"dc'rt, that NJ, H. has opinions
whch are utterly ut war wh Tie political INSTITUTIONS q;
RS oooutrythat in IN" winter 49,! he ,rcca,.d ~
fh's city that the America i:rvo al hec,,n in To-.
sen or Rebellion had been continued IN I,rcrnv IaI,u.
dang To the fsCatjSn OF Estates orirs n,, hao
ended in SGcr,iC@" il al!us;n ale OF the ,re L. rd
o. TIE old El'scvpal Cru cl:
The time was, when Mr.. e. commanded the cnr6a,r.
:" the wo'id-the wrirrr of hasty as Me
I" row tn the SuppoSition of his superior virtues b.
f'me has passed away The inirmPerunre and viz,
{" his passions have wrought his ruiz Those prI
which were his pride he republican, -a4
long since depar and he no the 6ss 20 iiin.
remains only Why does he talk OF rnr.rc,,in
WHO never respected The feelrgs Of opponcut, When
man liz" Thomas JeiI.sun, whom he admire,
ara to shield from attack. hen a whose history
w'ii he 'eadin ma iuns eyes,, becomes uf his
satire and the object of his RICH, does
believe him to be ohansrd-"nd Gou my soai Ash him
10 be Disappointed
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man, whom hs and his party d,slikeJ Is mol ,,,,
evidence ofa very high character No circumstances
of suspicion can attach to it from any quarter.
Gen. Mccoy was no, alone among those of the Va.
Delegation who are for G On. jackson, in acoui,
ting MT Clay at The time, and before It became In,
primary object of the party to whose views they su bse
1uentiy linked themselves, 10 run Mr.. C2xy docn-
Tue writer of this heard Mr. Stevenson soon a or his
return in March 1925, decisivey, and.cven indignant
~ acqu't Mr. Clay of corrupton and moreover de-
clare that MIR Clay had acted lin voting for Mr. Atlamsl
precisely as be would have acted in the same si,ua
ton. OF the whole Va. Delegation we do no, believe
That at that time, there onc-tif there was we
neither nor heard Of him. who proiessed 10 believe
Mr. Clay guilty of Kremer's accusation. They were
well satisfied Me viii the result of the election I'VE
speak of the great jorty of thcm.l Faith in the
story of bargain and corruption did not become fash
io1ablc, until the session of Congress that succeeded
that OF 1885. BY that time, il was discovered
that the cry OF e'borga n," was tie ding for popua,
effect A. that session, the "Comhina lion" was formed
among Calhoun, Van Buren,, Eaton, SC; the plan oi
tho campaign agreed upon; and from that day TO this
the charge of bargain" has rung unremitiine!y in
every village aud county of the Z. States From tha,
tune, will answer for it, DIR. Cravens got no more
letters from Gen. Mccoy acquitting Henry CLAW of
corruption, and pronouncirg 'Konest Georgena "eor-
~ member" From that time, ALL or nearly ALL who
IN the first instance frankly and gencI acquitted
Mr. Clay, and W no had subsequently dee nined 10 go
for Gen. Jackson, either vociferousy gave Into the
slang OF bargain aud corrupton," or with equal du-
pci,y and guilt obserred a mysterious and acqnesc>
ing silence because Col. Benton said they found
vi answered the purpose" What Judgment such men
Deserve their coDsciences have no doubt long
since informed them.
There we've certainly, many letter writer, from Tie
Virginia Members TO their friends at homo about the
tl'ne OF the Presidenti. election. We are no alvo-
Gates of tie violation Of conference.-the where "a in
the case ofDr Cravens, such letters can I've published
without the breach Of any ohligaicn, il ia duty to
truth and prosecuted innocence to do H.
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Scrap Iron, salt Kettles. SC.

III he sold, by order OF the Executive AZ public arc-
ton or Thursday Tire iIth day of July nszt at the
An0y 10 tbs city, several tons Of scrap nd bar iron aud
S'crI-bf'ss aud cast iron salt Eers-css iron rollers,
nuSNe and pistol locks crnrg for mus.
--h'at ksni'Is fools and tsiowscs@O gun carriage
wheels, we'll nousd and in good U.-,-Arrry harness
cartridge box and sword belts with many Other articles
an Of which cau he any the day ofsac,
on application to the superintendent.
Terms al sale, 70 commence at ! { o'clock
Adjutaut Generals office, BERNARD PFYTON.
Ilc. le Ha's.1 taf', 40 .''i-san. Gt7sr5(.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16

The Charleston Courier the 9Th inst. brough t us
the following additional proceedings of tho people of
Colleton District. We invite particular a,te,iou to
them.
Meeting IN ST. Johns, Colletoa Parish.
An unusually large and respectable number of The
inhabitants of ST. Johns Coleton Parish convened On
the LIST inst al the Parish house Rockville for ,,c nur
pose OF taking into consideration what measures
be adopted by this State. prevent the ruinous ten
dency OF the existing tariffs IFS interests. Canaan
Henamn Bailey being called to the Chair, ans. Joscrl,
H. Jenkins appointed Secretary; the Meeting, was ac
dressed IN an eloquent and mnresyyc manner he u,a
ron. W. Is S'ea"To.k, who thereafter submitted the
following resolutions, which were seconded by William
oeahrook, SEN Esq and adapted by the assembly una
hifnousiy-not dissenting voice being heard.
Resolved, That in tie opinion Of Ills ,rec;nn IN,
scvera! Acts OF the congress of the U. States for The
encouragement Of domestic manufactures a,e dostuc-
to the lab0ur and capital of the Southern States and
Ought not 90 be submitted to.
Resolved, That the adhesion the State ofS. Caro-
Ina 10 the Union should depend upon the uncontpn
al repeal, by The present next Congress- Of the Ia
rt Laws of 1916, rs, "a, aud ,2G far as cv con-
ict will e constitutional rights Of cur citizens
Rosoivca, Tta, until Tire repea, of those lave shall
axe place, Carolina is bound by the ,nmutahlc ptin
ciIies a. sell preservation. 20 impose municipal Tax
amounting ioTroR'b't0n. on such Northern nanuac.
mred goods as the Legislature may deco, incompatible
WIN The interest OF the people 20 co,sume.
Resolved. That tie Governor lie requested 10 con.
vene the Legislature immediately To adopt such INCA
Su'Ps as Tie eXigency OF the crisis demands.
The following persons wcye appointed bv the clair
committee 10 communicate with his Excellency--.o
VIII: Hon. w Is. Seabrools, Capt. VIM. Seahraal
Capt. Joseph Scabrcol1, Capt, los d. .IenIsins v,
Townsend
we ask al! realars who remember that Period in
our history to compare the language and resolutions Of
these proceedings with those of The Hartford Conren
non. We ask every huncs TO saw, If this Ian
gnage had been held in New England VIVA, would be
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ENciinchnm Conn,A -

MED.
y,..s;, -, Co., - ., GOO
The s,n4 a,,;ya,s,,,, - G..,t@, N4n' toSo
..,tr.., u! Ane Icdh Independence was
nnre ~, i','G III 'h's county Try t"ierahiy
,yc,, ,v:b ,b.i , '';'"es' VII" "!'r" ,hs J'yn"s
comnanv nj tho usual '.S W p"'''"tc armour ihe
eleaar, ,bacra Jh n,i : T." 10 sump"c"s and
,ersucyscf with nr,.er,,s .,,.. % ;., .'o"' ~
son o "Ee"-
/ Gcoy,- Wos,ior.,, &c, =. 49, g.
frsi in the beats at Ms co,.',,,,,,r '"' ' =" "h''
. I,n,o H,.4 49,, ',''''
car, he,,,s,J,.. 7' 'y u ''"e ''pn"''-
- James Monroe s,.,I;,h,or.d ,r,,;.,,
honest .t,t..,,,o, ,, '; 'S '' accomplished ana
j. Cer JOHN Mnrs,,j .t:,,,,,, ,.o,:.
sihlg flee ac,. viii, i,,.,i,, ,, " q" '''Fsi'"''-
. arop,u.n,e an .,a,S f ,;
civil offers f., cnIi,.ts,.1 ,, ,,,'s, ,. 1""
have becI soon forgotten nv hi, .,,rcs,s o''ieS
:. Major Gen Irovn Alas! ~ ctrntman I,s fIr,,,
IN isracl"
u Charles CarEmi 81 Corro!trn u. IRE only su,yivirg
sISmrr 6" iat deca,ati"u Of Independence.
. Liberia. III" cradle ofch.i>tt. hrca-rrav
500" "fi''' 10 Vi" "'n"d and Xix" Hrcm'es snhdnc nc
",og'h {" "6"r's'n tha RACES tinusn"ut Thai q.a,
! 81 me s,,'''
~ .e'.''.'"'+y PATRIOTS They Justly GGse'gc
t h io,I ~ ~ - me ''.rs OF the p-"',e 81"
u,tet G,rh in yo;,a of ,h"i. u" WY
II James Ba,boyr Ais,ar s,i lii ~ ta'' "H ""'.
trys pos, capable of ez-c,,ti,S cs ,rc ,e .co5;
j. Our !ai. couu,-v,yomrn ,.,,.;, - ",;h al
rv CAN'T a,.p' wa > XII NJ, ' ,l ,,a ar
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~ f- Mr Rowan himself, in lis spacclo on the III
"'F. al an "a'ly period ~: his vice in Senate
t'! W"!''S'd dissolution az the Ctcu; the ru "
'''" nm nse corporate drviree. ithc Star, Govern
"'fh'sJ "Ii De organs through which Ollie ai ,vran
ny GU" ''iSfG'e ";ii '"i!ci fear and misery Gure
happy aAnieS Of p>acs, SRA. i,y ami coinfr,: a, ~
S ''f' IS no remedy. while :he danniou drsnr
us territorial extent IAe oy rcmeGg IL. cvf-
90" c","'"eHt W 'nio fprsrnlcn Of wh;ci,
e'at.i5 ishN 0fM9 peopi-" 80
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IS 'rde Thai The meeting at fIcci,enbu:c Court
'1'U@e IN t'S ate, Oh the I'h JAY, set aside t.c
Dc1.ara''on Of Independence, and had aicpufiu,.
Pesch at Columbia r0ai III its s:cat' Such is the re
pot. We nnrcIy ask for i;.Gorn,al,on.
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,o..:l, - ~. - "'''A'''S VIZ
ri. J-; ~, ~,
.,voor ,h,oe ,roo,., ,.,,,;-, 49, ''''
in tlis ci,r 5, va '''"'''
g,;,;o, ,,oiy J.. 5;.,,,,n, '''.." l q
J,or,, h.s o...,..., ~ w. Ns"'''f
oo,ion epto,,a:oo.,, 80 - '''''
number of circumstances :, aa-;.o,, ''
defeat of Ga, I,c,,.,, =. "'
tia; ef.c, ,yos mn, ,ro,,,o,
sidential candidates n, 6,-,no, o,.o,;,, nv,
answer for Mr.. Rowan h,,
son meant no more ,,,sn sino,, ., ~
and an or;n;on ,.I;,, ESQ ,
g.icycd IN epta-t,i, W.
ded to convey no monaco ~,
shonli boti an o-;r,o, 70 ;,,..,.:.,.. -, ","' -
rical ex,erieuc, of tho c,,,,
ic and Mr.. Rc,y?u. .1,c,.so, '"''
inmates ar the same r,,,,s
Congress, should a, dis,au, rooor,,,,
The same extran,di,erv onic;o,,, We
answer. The sg5;ec, of ajsnnio, ,ras .,,,;,..s,u
vassed by the Jackson leaders \, y-,s,;ooo, ~.
nv al, ,tca, declared themselves ~ I,.t-
General Court G! VIRGINIA sd =, ~,,co., 70 =,
they world be Hing 10 Put him on, h., G.,c r.,
these circumstances and The movor,o,,,s :, e...m
DINA Too .,i ay--ar,y tho ,o,;o,,, =, =, &c.,.
800 'N'' ne 'eaue'
" 90 80 -" ''''" reason 10 think with us-tGat The
GUicn 81 these S;atns hangs by sirre heir yUo,o
we not ecl.m:iy rrrsr,dcJ ~ Ma; ,,
Ice. ,, ..,, - '"' '"'h' VIC are oe
- "'~ ''"'''" 50 nhch as mention dsunion. We
*noS Ii" ,,!sa :'Trus effect of discussinr ercb ;
I'm, :, 10. to-,,,.. =, -. 'i
~ '''S'e" INC deprecated mis-
~~'' 4''' "''H we $50 SIGH proceedings those
a. Hcu ID - hen we hear of r, 3i~,:,-;s =;
~. ye-v r..,,i,; ~ --.r,.;,,;, ...., - ."
~ ~'P'" o. 'TS'hla Recommending d:su0ion
- zen &c :itow te'c Is purpose 10 attempt il un
less particular man !, elected IN ,ho. r,os;so..
s,,o,,ls he ,ro;,o-s, .,
' ~ '"''o'' ~ GUT f'a'foos' traitors 70 tie duties
o our station, and 10 county, if we did not soupd
The alarm. rs sure sc that tho s;rn e - a. t1..
=, .. :: - . - " " N"'
~ - a. - S'f'@En oes'5o 10 oisineinher the JninE-
design crn01cc4 with the Presidential a,ec;j,D tn
r.l,:rt, lilo ~!',-,tri,, ,r.;,
" ''"'''' "o''c-" ue''gn efHoFa-
''' "F h'eh o. hi&h station and trust We aar
miss. IS have iGIY Luailr noi!.i1,rr t. lo,e ar; co
,l.,o,a o,.,..;ri-,. ,,..o,, -, -.
- ~" q" e'e"'' ~ VIC we're ca
!'D'" c' placing ourselves belGTe country, we
world cav let il conc Satisfied of fla, tr,,,; d ,r
.,,,,c.o, :; .- ''''
- '''',' '"F purpose IS 10 warn Tie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-08
TRAVELLING
Museum Of Vine ARTS.

q RICH & son respectfully inform the ladies' and
y. gentlemen of Alexandria that they will open u
variety Of WAX FIGURES, as large as life, ex,
ecutcd by that eminent artist, Mr. Justin street. al
The house of E. Waller, King street, This Day. Sa'ur.
day. and Monday. Among them are striking likeness
es of the following characters, viz:
Gen Wsshin,ton-frst in war, fist in peace, and
first in the hearts of his countrymen. John O. Adams
President of the United States. Andrew Jackson
the hero of New Oreans-and probably the next Pre-.
silent Gen. Bolivar, the illusrious champion OF
South American independence. Napoleon BonaParte'
late Emperor Of France-and his wife, the Empress
Maria Louisa Gen. Montgomery. who fell at the
storminc of Quebec, December, l775. Robt Bruce,
the brave and patriotic Chief of scotland Joan OF
Arc. French Heroine, who fought IA years IN mems
clothing Charlotte Temple Lady Helen Mar, an
interesting Scottish Character Mrs Eliza Bradley;
who was taken prisoner BY the Arabs on the Coast OF
Arabia. The celebrated Ann Carson. ofPhiladephia,
the nstigator of the murder of her husband and Lieut.
smith. Grecian Chid-a Dwarf Indiana black
Boy. -. =,
The Museum will be opened from O'Clock in the
morning till 9 in the evening Admttance Is cents
children under u years halt price. Good Music on
two Jewish Cymbas and VIOLIN smoking prohIolted'
pROFILES CUT AND FRAMED
March 7. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-08
CORPORATION AFFAIRS.

At meeting of he persons elected to serve
in the Common Council for the ensuing year,
a, the Council Chamber, on Friday, the TIA
March, 1898
On baloling for President of Council, Ro-
Der, !. Taylor, Esq was unanimously elected;
who, after taking the oath OF Office prescribed
by law, before cob Morgan, Esq Justice
of the Peace, administered the same to the
members present.
On baIo,,ing for Clerk and Auditor 7. p:
Thompson was unanimously rr-ele c,ed.
On balloling for messenger, John Johnson
was reelected
On balio,ing for Mavor, Thomson F. Ma
son, Esq was re>elrcted
Tine rules an6 regulations OIL last Coun-
Gil were read and adopted as The Rules and
Regulations Of thr present
Ordered, that Mrs,rs Janney, Sanford, Ja-
mieson and Smith be4appointed COMMITTEE
10 bring ia bills for hxihg The salaries Of off
GERS of the Corporation and for raising Rev
ennue for the present year.
5SOrdered, that Messrs, Mcclure, huston,
7 Gafdner and Vrich be Committee to attend
with the Sunt rintenGant Of Police, tn The rent.
ING Of the Fish Wharf OF the 10 h inst &C.
cording 10 public notice.
A communica ,ion from Samuel A. Marstel-
Ter was received read and referred 10 the At
torney Tor the Corporation
Lhe Mayor cleo, appeared and had the oath
of Off adminis,errd to him in the prcsenc"
of Council by Jacob Morgan Esqr. Jnstiec OF
the Peace.
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(Tr0nsiafed. J

BuExos AYREs, 25th OHober, 1927.
The Government Of the Province. charg d
with the D, osecu tivn Of the war, has Accorded
and decrees:-
ART. LIST. rhe first article of the secret in>
siruc,ions to the privareers of the Republic,
armed against the Brazilian Empire, is modi
6rd. and shall hencetor,h be observed in the
following terms: "Evrry Brazilian merchant
vessel, priva,eer ship Of war, shall be CON ,id-
cred as an enemy Of this Republic, therefore,
whenever possible, they may be attacked cap
tured or destroyed F"
ART. 2. The 9Th article Of said instruc-
lions, is annulled in all It's parts.
ART. Sd. The remaining articles OF the in'
s,ruc.ious shall remain in full force and Wig
our.
AIR. 4th. Let this decree be communicated
to The General Head quarters of Marins, in or
der tina, it may thence BE circulated To- all the
prira,eerI thar may have received those SAID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-08
COLOMBIA

NE Of b'go'a papers TO The Goth January,
- T'a placed IN our hand, by friend
y S' contain The decree Of the Congress estab
as""E 6''Iyar's new system 81 police in the
.'4"'e' We have but little room for those
''ar's We feel so much disposed to express,
,,. me plan and its protector. Bolivar will
,rs'. VIE nigh opinion and the good wishes Of
~Se p'rtoI the world, if he adheres to q
wv 80 Inconsistent with his former profess
~ w. ana to the principles offree government.
.s plan In brief is this: 10 send to the
,,r persons inves'ed.by himself, with the
ir,, llrH l'ehor, hitherto conferred upon the
D., 1S'oor'''e', The decree appear. also to
~ ~" power, heretofore unknown, and oppo-
,,, ",nS spirit NJ the constitution, by author
p, : , we new 9TH ers to present plots which
T., N ueS're TO form against the goverumt mt.
"S''f to say. - "ae' !" 10
New York Daily Adyt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-08
Notice!

WISH to rent for year, term of vears--a lot
Il of ground, containing half of an acre, lying at
the ms, rsection of Duke and Fay streets It has
on it commolious and welinished dwelling house,
with all tie necessary oul-houses. The ground has
been handsomely improved, garden Possession
will be gwen the OF April likewise wish to rent
my house Alexandria, called Burgundy. with 8
acres of land around it; the farm being resd, rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety of excel
lent fruit trees, and very productive garden. his
has been considered very desirable residence
as we'll account Of its soc,ty, its health and
Improvements.
/ am anxious to get good gardener; to one with
small family, comfortable house and good wages
would be given. For terms, apply to
mar 6-5w F. = HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-08

Il , ON,r s'll has introduced into the house
,r,nos1m ny OF Upper Canada, resolution.
n,y Ing an address, PRAYING that Montreal
,aloo &c Included In Upper Canada -or that an
b n,, ~" "" TWO provinces may take place
h., e Brush North American Colonies
|aOy,L, 't,ea, unAer the government Of Vice
' ihe Ion'real papers seen to think
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6So Cure no Pay.

# Ne,Oy Discovered Remedy for Mfempe-
rance-By DR.. Geo. Hurper, Of Penn.
I'VE subscribe, has been appointed sole agent in
alexandria for the sale of this valuable medicine 1t
swarranted to be superior to any thing of the kind
eryet offered to the public has failed in any
one instance, where tn directions have been strictly
attended One paper will be found sufficient to ct.
feet cure. Price s..
WIN. HARPER Jun.
mar lot Druggist, Fairfax .street, Alex'a
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instructions; notifying those which are on the
high seas, by means Of such as may hereafter
sail from this port: and let the document to
to which il refers be Withdrawn from each,
ihe same l., be delivered up to the Marine
department, on the return Of The several pri-
vaieers 10 po-t. DORREGO.
IuAN II RaIn
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Public sale of l.ana.

HSDER decree If the County Court of Fairfax in
~ the suit of Peter Wager complainant, against John
Grae IF and Ann his wife (formeriy Ann Breoke) de.
fenans, the subscriber will orr for sale public
auction, at Cats TAv,RS in the County of F,ufax
on Tuesday, the Isl day Of priI nert, thai part Of
the tract of Land in the ,Ad county, commonly called
hETIREMEN1,
formerly the property OF Walter Brooke the elder de-
ceased, which on partition amungj his heirs
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the orl, S.
The sale will be made between IL and o'clock.
Terms cash. H. I. 1AYI OR,
feb 27-,lA Conf of Sale.