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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
COLLECTORS Sale.

WILL. be exposed to public sale, to the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the 22d day OF March 1925
lat the office of the Clerk othe Corporation OF George
town. all that part of lot No, "a, in Old Georgetown
fronting ia feet more or Lesson High street, winch
together with 33 feet Water street, assessed at
$4,000, to Stephen Vests heirs, and Will be SOLD To
satisfy the Corporation of Georgetown, ID G. tor a
balance of foot way paving of S75 49, with costs
,ndcharges Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
FERNS cash.
dec 2s-lawl2w JOHN HOFFMAN, Collector
Georgetown, ID. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
70 NeMt,

A The three story brick s,o u, wash "
%fff5tx three doors above the corr CORN by Mr. e.
ton street. lately occupie' i: good !
e. Smyth. Its situa.n1" lou 70 = g
any kind ofDusiness. The rent WIZ pe noUGLA'
tenant.
July 81 --------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15

IL " II ~ ~ ~ -
every variety wanted at tins season. SUCH %
Extra super London cloths ana cass'heres
Fine aud low price ditto d'Heren. iu'"'e' N
co,urs. an extensive assortment
Cassinets, superfne and common
Rose, point and Whitney blankets
Bombazetts, black and various colorS
BoDbazines super and common
Hack and slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
white. red. green and other colored Hannels
Tartan MAIDS and cambets for cloaks
Rob Row plaid cloth for ladies cloaks
Devonshre kersey and hushngs
Merino and silk shawls and han kerche
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Rich garniture and belt rlpahds
Plain ribands and galloons
Nankin Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and gentemen's silk hosiery
Childrens scarlet and mottle hose
Bobbinet and thread laces, large assortment ahd
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book musns
Null. i ,ckonet and cambrick ditto
Italian French and other silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
irish. Scotch, and German linens
Domestic sheetings, si'lrtngs and bed ucks
20 bales cotton of good quality
Candlewick, &c. sc. &c.
with n,ny other seasonable goods not ecessary Il
insert n ne yspaper advertisement, (boughtin Ne"
y,rk and Philadelphia, at Auction by their senio
.rtner. WHO has been there nearly two months
h;cb they offer for SALE for cash, or on the usua
credt TO their customers and purchasers generally
lnhean AZ they can be had in the District. Countr
merchants and Others wanting goodsb wholesale ar
Invited to call. oe'~-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
70 Rent,

The House lately occupied ~ ~ i,es
Cooper, on Ramsay ;' 'ne s.. and"
4:s:I ~ any in town for small oa' ..nmraIfsnI
EA calculated to accommodate a s'',A'
rorterms, which willb modera'e'.pMPs;iiY L C.
oct 25 IT, ! ---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
COLLECTORS SAL =. \

Bidder Saturday. r@owyr
chaesa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15

t. ~ -
~ Do.
l8 Do.
~ William Clarke,
A Richard Davis,
1i George Riffel,
4, William Davidson,
n ditto.
a Ditto.
Ditto.
d Bernard Gllpin,
Il Benjamin Mohorney,
& Ditto.
i Do. Representatives,
y Ditto.
/. Thomas | Mudds,
n Trustee
ditto
ditto
y John Randall.
Thomas Lee, OF Bait.
h Ditto
= Ditto
: Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
John Pickrell
and Samuel
w. Adams,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15

Daniel Bussard,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.
MoLL BRAzEN.

The Marylauder," run-rnad administration
paper, after buzzsing 10 the skies the triumphant
and glorious victories Of his party III The Maryland
elections, with his usual extreme modest nSsir.
dnee, calls upon the great states VI Pennsylvania.
Kentucky and New York, 10 turn Toll upon their
own republican principles, and follow ihs glorious
example set them by Maryland, in supporting her
Gespotic opcs--Slien Philadeiphil and the suburbs
alone, give Jackson majority OF more than dou e.
BILE over the whole majorIties given to Adams in
the whole State Of Marvlandaud when the Jack
son nsjorities IN oil Maryland exceed those OF
Adams 335 votes!.!--MoiI Bazen herself could
DOT be more iinpudent and Insulting. suppose,
however, Maryland had given as great inaiority
Of votes to Adams she has actually given to
Jackson would il not have been little more
modest in Mol Brazen, 20 call upon Maryland to
follow the wise councils Of those great states again,
the administration, than insolcntly TO demand the
conversion Of those great states to tic nntCise
councils Of Maryland in favor Of tie adminisfa a.
uon. But what must be thought Of the br1zen
front OF such an iDtrcpd call, when majority OF
tiie votes OF the whole population Of Maryland is
"a favor OF Jackson and against Adams So 20 these
run-n'ad hIrelings with their pre- tended victories
tbeir inflated tfiumphs their mpudent hectoTings
their -S.s Zee. &c. SC. e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

Thus it appears from adding up all the Jackson
anl Adams nIajoriiies, there is clear minority IN
favor OF Jackson Of the whole Maryland popuia-
ton; of course, every vote in The State would go
for Jackson in the case OF a general ticket. Could
il be believed that sach result would have been
iuipuden,ly seized upon by the hreling editors
with so loud believing, 10 make the whole
weikir ring with derious, triumphant exultatioDs
at tho success of the administrator" Lnu,
Deo." This is really being THANKFUL foy small
Jurors" But this delirious " Ldus DeO'' may
have been inspired by the returns OF the districts
for electors Of President and Vice President
How do they stand? Certain for Jackson electors
from districts Certain for Adams 3 electors
from districts--l doubtful from districts-one
district sending electors. Can il be said thai
there is any thing certain in the Adams najorities
indicated by the pioneering elections for dis
ticts. when the present majoi,ies for Adams
stand thus-20, AZ, IL? Thankful }oT small Ja-
p0Ts," indeed--"L dus Dec"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
Hast .Ndt Inc.
ECCE SIGNUM.
TO THE EDITORSiqf the Il iQtIR n


SIGN FROM cARoLINE COUNTY.
On F,t'ay ..-;, ono Of the ba.aIions Of militia ci
this county paraded at the IA, OF MIR. Maths "
Campbell, consisting of 2i0 men, and before they
were discharged. a proposition was made TO take
the OF the Battalion, regards the two can
didaies for the presidency when it appeared there
were in favor OF Jacksin i59-For Adams 23-
Neutral 20. On Saturday, the second Battalion
OF militia Tor the same county, consisting OF 22U
men, paraded at the Trap, when the came 49, opoSi-
ton was made. a motion was made, that all who
preferred MIR. Adams "a President should march
4 PAGES in front, and only 10 advanced. The Ad-
ans men made some complaint about The arrange
men', and motion was made that all those who
preferred Gen. Jackson President should adj
vance PAGES in front, and 100 advanced, leaving
GU IN the ranks; that it distinctly ascer-
tanned how many really preferred Mr.. Adams
vi tins am very certain, that il we have a full
election in November, we shall poll 4 for Jackson
to Tor Adams. The friends oil Adams concede
this; but seem TO make calculations upon the
dpafhy of the Jdchsen party about ATTENDING
the election, and they, therefore, count upon
getting hay the cofes Dhich tcil be poiied. Our
committee are active, aud will endcavor 10 rouse
| the fr-ehoiers to the election As the period ap.
proaches, much interest is manifested, and hope
| the county OF Caroline will acquit herself with
Credit. The friends OF Adams have been pla wing
deep game upon Us. They have permitted Us o
enjoy The belief. that Virginia would certainly
givea large majority for jackson, and have con-
coded !, on all occasions, hoping thereby to ul Us
into fall. security, if they could and by turniug
ont unanimously at he election, 70 steal march
upon US They are making desperate FORTS h. ,e
and believe there are no, Two irieuts Of the ,4-
ministration in tiis county Of thev are in good
healthy who will no; attend the eiecton.-Thsy
have been reser,ing their ammunition. untitthc last
struggle, and they are now pouring out their news
papers, collin -handbls, &c III almost every part
OF the county. This last nannuvre has been
| traced believe, to the Chairman of the Ata,us
| meeting held in this county last fall. 1 hope the
report may not be true in relation to him, as he
has been heard repeatedly TO express his disappro-
baton, or rather Indignation about these collin
| handbills; and | do not wish TO believe that hi il
50 violent parizan, TO be instrumental i'm cir
culating these abominable pieces to alarm ,he
weak and timid, which his reason and sober judg-
| men! SO much Condemns. No matter by whom
they are circulated, they win injure the cause
they are intended to subserye, and bring oiiun,
| upon thosi2 who instrumental in circulating
them. These tricks evidence the unsoundness OF
the cause which they espouse and hope there Is
enough virtue and good remaining in the
country, TO buri the present corrupt administration
from their ill-gotten power.
! REPUBLICAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
A REPUBLICAN,
B. Green. Oct. lin, 1923.
Stafford County Court,

Oct. 18th, 1923.
The melancholy deceasc OF Walter K. Daniel,
Esq. member OF this court, having been ANNOUNCE
ed from the Bar by Richard c. L. MoDcure Esq.
on the motion OF that gentleman the court i.nme-
diaiely adjourned In testimony Of respect for the
memory of the deceased.
Teste, J. NJ. CONWAY, &C.
Whereupon a meeting was organized Of the
Court and Bar, when Hancock Eustace, Esq. was
called TO the Chair, and John NJ. Conway appoint
ef Sccreary-and the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved, unanimously, That the members of
the Court and Bar OF Stafford county, deeply la
ment the loss which they have sustained in the
death OF their firm, upright, and useful associate,
Walter Raleigh Daniel; and tribute of respec,
Tor his transformations devotion his duties in the
Legislature, the Bench and in private life, will
wear Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
Resolved, unanimously, That the Editors of the
Richmond Enquirer, Virginia Herald, and Pofi-
cal Arena, he requested TO publish the proceedings
Of this meeting.
(Signed)
HANCOCK EUSTACE, Chmn
j. NJ. CONWAY, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
COJf.9IU.N IC.4TED.
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.
6 Lans Deo"-.M oryiands waich-'oord.

6 Ldns .Horyiand's Ddich-Dord.
''THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAvoRs."
The supercilious, braggadocia, pensioned editors
in a dcriun OF joy and exuIlaon, have recently
despatched their papers all over with huzzas hur-
rahs, and vivas, at the glorious victory in the Ma
ryland eections--when it apps from the actual
returns OF votes, thai Jackson has received ma
jority OF 33S voice, OF the whole population,
Mr.. Adams. The independent, high-minded
State OF Maryland, every man in it. stiff in his
own opinions has always been celebrated, not
only for divisions, but for being nearly equiposed
in divisions of all sorts-physcai and moral; in
Geography and Topography, in religion, sentiment
and opinion, land and water, cham paign aud noun
tans, eastern and western shores--dWided politics
and every thing else-even district elections, in
stead of one general ticket. Now, in State ac-
custoncd TO equipose in divisions OF all sorts,
from her foundation TO this day, 33S votes Of the
whole population might be considered over
whelming majority; aud this is precisely Jackson 3
majority over Adams. This result viii be seen,
on the present orcason, by reference TO the re-
spec;ve majorties for Jackson and Adams, III the
y districts OF the Stat:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
. RUSSELL, to Ma. MULLKrr.

-. RUSSELL, to Ma. MULLErr.
Client, September -, ISL!
" Gut, that arm forbid t,ii'he secrets "
my prison house, would tale nnioli-I can say
no more OF this subject, excep, that your Comu.s
sioners are still here, ass! do the honor OF s
ing with us this Afternoon The Restraint which i
imposed upon me by my present situation. pee
vents my indu'gia.. even generally, upon s''iiie
speculations :. Forbidden, as ain.
to write freely on political subjects, may - a.
lowed 70 find correspondence in domestic cou-
,cerus.'
This was the only letter written by Mr.. Russell.
during the negotiations of CLIENT
IF. MULIrrr, toI RUSSELL,
London, November 1, 1871.
90 am requested TO assure you, that
my father wac fully sensible OF your desire TO
municate any Information which would be inter
esting hu, aware, AS nc was, of your siuato,',h.
knew You would not disclose the secrets of yoir
prison house. Nv Y. Eng.
TO ne Editor, ofths Ea7aiscr.
GeHatmsz-f zee from your paper of morning,
ssme placed on the Jscksou Cepn,ee-t not new
have ever heen dispose! Ia aid tn. election Geo Jack,
Won will therefore, ycut To rtes.ed
20 1t, ssd ohiixe your most ODD
GARLAND II. MtrOiif:LE.
Rieheond. 18th October. 1873
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
'IKEAaUHy DLPARrNfEN,,T,.

...4 Oct. Isf, 1929.
~ CFicE heT'N given thu proyscs of that so-
y tion OF the uDiedeersd per ersat,d .,
pursuance OF an act u Oongres IF March Is,s
amounting TO fur millions and fty ,sren I,,,.
dred ard eighty dcHas ind ssreny cents that ,.
cIt,hcatts, the eLder thereof will Oh the frs, H.
81 January next be pad 10 them respectively, Their
representative, attorneys duly at the
- at the Loan ohs whsrs the stock thus reilnba,
may Stand ca ddtd.
And Is further msde kuoun, for the information Of flo
FHiies eoDceiued that transfer of certificate. Of M
ssid sioes from the books If tn. Treasury, any Com
monsF OF L'sn', wal be oIosed aGer the Day Of
December - V
AHd that the interest thereon will eeae and det,rmioc ~
The day preoedHstb day hstetY fixed Tor III. r.ub,e,
IL TIC said fVek RICHARD HUSH,
Secretary 9fhs 7isosHry.
OCT, " 4I-itIs Jan
NTIRGlNIa az kues, holden the Crfks OH E of Ia.
Superior Court VI Chsuesry for the hnond D,ttr,
the CtL day Of Oetob,r, 1879;
The mutual Assurance SVeiey against 6fe budn-y OF
tbe State Of Virgins, Pi.ntG,
Assin,t
Mara Wnel,arn and Wm Paine, Maria Paine snI El1.
b'ih Pdine, inf1o eidten and only heirs Ustafne Pane
ts Csbafine WI.eham dsd Chsile, Cepiaod ahd Jud,,
Sichcison, en-, Of Andrew Ncbrisou, decd D0,
The dtftnipn WIN. PANE having entered hrs arne.
snce aid gwen according the x The
Rues Of tbs CoTi, aud sppt Aug by tasfseify eseuer
that he not hShhan Of THIS Co. ntft ordtreJ Tt
the ,sd hefe dent DO spssr here the day the net
JaD. Tenn aud the hill Of The plsnd that eo
oi this Order BE- 70 tbyh inserted pnhif
Ell the City of Hchpond, for v,is s.i
Po,. =, the fou door Of toe Capitol III The SAID Cty
Copy. Peue,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

ssn'a, are VI the most aiumaulg Gescription.-We
learn, thar in the county OF Surry, there are not
men who will 60 to the polls Tor Adams--in tho
county OF Hanover, about which some deceptive
exhibit has been recently put forth. the rnaioi ty
Tor Jar kson will he overw heiminc.-Of the Coun-
~ OF Sussex, the Petersburg Old Dominion furnish
es the following interesting anecdotes:
After the court was adjourned. the jackson
committee for the county convened for the trains.
action OF business preliminary to the election. A
proposition was made, that the number ot the COM
mittee should he increased aud To prevent mistake,
u was suggested that the citizens in person shou j
otter their nan'es FOR enrolment. This sugge sion
was received with acclanatipn, aud was the signal
Tor most ars!'ious struggle for prccedcnce. The
whole population present, with scarcely solitary
exception, rushed into the courthouse for the pur
pose oil enrolment; and such was the pressure,
that the aged and ntirm could with ditc ul,y reach
tne tahie.-To our neighbourin, counties,--nay,
to all the counties in the state. aud in the United
States, We would say,-go and do Ike repubti-
can SuSser.-We would mention another tsct
honorable to the republican county of Susses.-|
some time during the past summer, the Adams
central Committee, in Richmond, ippuleniiy un-
dertoos 10 advise the executive OF this state, TO
the persons who should act commissioners cleo
tens in the several counties;-bm, the committee
named none for Sussex. She stood firm and erect,
and they passed her by; but she win not let the
aIition pass, without long pull, strong pull, and
pull altogether, TO upheave il from It's corrupt
Foundations"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

thattGe present contest - not jetrceR Jackson &
.fdonis, but 6e'reen The Liberties or the People,
and the eo'ruptions 4 the 6ooc,nni,nt.
ONE OF .HE PEOPLE
"a writer in the N. Y. L. Pos, still farther OK
oil the Coalitionists at Washing ton-ior. /, Is cleo
lit is all {. niandg eiaes., management, manage
ment"--Thes sc iugglers may truly say, as the ia
rons Of oil DID by ,heir swords: Z" We have oh
tained power by management; and by manage
ment we will try TO retain il. -
From The Ercning Post
:. The Secretary OF The Treasury has announced
that four millions OF the public Il. bt would be paid
oil on the LIST January next The adminis,rat ton
journals, with ridiculous ponposity. proclaim thi
as very renal abie event, ana attribute il to In,
G economy ot the administration. We thank
the administrator even Tor complying with
tho law oil the land, which provides that ten
millions shall be annually appropri ,ted to the
Sinking Fund. and that any surplus of revenue
shall be also applied towards the payment OF the
pubic debt How much are indebted to the
economy = this administration for any surplus of
revenue will be best explained by the following
statement, which every man can understand:
Under MIR. .Monr0e's .finairistrution
1922, total cap nditure, 9.sa7 .6l35i
1893, do 9,7Si,l Isl 50
Is24, do
excluding 5 millions io,syo.i,47l
for pur. OF Florida, -------2oatI,9l2 81
Under Ar. -4aGHis's administration.
1S25, total expenditure, ii 1904 o.
IS26, do lS,0o2,3t6 II
1927, do I2.73o,5Ol 81
cG3 OK rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

SocT6IHS H"1se-bJ yHTs. n. ~. bTdHhoH
81 uE has tdstr house over the store ftnerl
- by New Wan Sssis ano n,w by Msssy,
sod III. siest leading Mayo, bridge 10 tie nos, rje,.
ST sd central pait Of the cdy.
nc house b1Ier going repair srd Nv Of M,
nss he wdl Se rfsps,red accommodate Is5e, sn,ie
' rom toe o'"u'Sy with hoard lodging sBy Ispsh "a
i'me they ms1 chipss to remain town.
god 'er'y table v very conveniently stusis, rhe
hosse, vii be veil provided fnrSbe hopes, FROM local al -
VANTAGE md hs setsst attention 70 The conft of h.,
toaroers she viii y" SHE a. pb encnDi xeusD; .
les renhftsof pc Ir-is;4ss - 81 .5frno s,,
sre sos,da c>ars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
THE UNDATED LETTER.


The article, which we have this day extracted
from the Nashville Republican, il q new evidence
oil the unjust persecution which 4. Jackson has ci
perenced, at the hands of his bitter and unrelcnt-
ing enenies-it will be recoIlectcd, that the letter
in question was the first document which was
brought forward TO prove his connection with Burr
that II was generally circulated and is still re-
lied on az the evidence OF his gui't.--Boyd Me
Marry, OF Nashville, who has figured on the same
dark canvass with Arnold au: Armstrong aud Err
win, ushered this letter III triumph to the public
although he had reasons TO suspect It's relevancy at
the nine--fbough circumstances have since trans
PRED, to satisfy his mind OF the iinpropriey oil
having used il Tor this purpose; yet has not BOYD
McSairy had the inagnaniinity 10 come forward
and do justice 20 the whom he has so grossly
abused. He il the ALIENS Candidate for The T.
icctora' Disiric, o. Nashville. aud tire other day
addressed long letter TO i.c people in that rapic-
Ity--yet not one word does he utter in relation 10
the Burr charge, this very ie,,er.--And what is
the fact about it? That this very letter, without
ddfc Of the ddrcSs, turns Gut to have been written
IA 1909 before Burr visited Tennessee
i relates to quite different natter, as Col Anter-
son is said 10 have told cNairy--to the execution
Oh an order OF General DearborIe for TAX
ing posse ssion oil Louisiana not 10 any Of the pro-
jec.s OF Burr IL is for the people to ndgc o:
he injustice which has been done 10 s Jackson; of
the tricks which have boon prac,ised against his
regulations; and Of the punishment: which is due TO
his calumniators.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

LOsyDO.F fL4YiS
e. UPERfOR Loniun beaver Hat, CChty. rstyf,ef,.,
80 just received, sad for sale by
RAYMOND = BROTHERS.
NIB Hl,sfron al The PriOepsi msouse,sr the Uotsa
Stt.t-.
OrLt1. ~ e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

Excess OF expenditure, x ,3li ,:535 "a
TIhus our present economical administrator
have expended in the short term of three wears
nearly scuen millions and half more than was
expended in an equal term under MIR. Monroe's
administration If these worthy editors ~ isb 10
ascertain how it happens that this prodigaI expen-
diture oil the public money has not compelled us
70 invade the Sinking Fund, let them inquire OF
their leaders, who, two years ago, protected the
famous woolens bill, and unnaiurally forced inn
portauons, in anticipation OF the embargo which
was laid on commerce by our present tariff
Our revenue already bonded may be estimated by
the Secretary o!tbe Treasury, but let HIM be eau.
tious IN his specuations beyond that. The inler.
acdn system and revenue never exist togeth-
er, and his surplus IN the Treasury OIL The Is
January next may turn out 10 be uusubsta r.tial
as his g estimated balance in the Treasury Oh the
LIST january last. That famous balance in the
Treasury was stated by the Secretary AT
6,269, 5s5 20
IRON which were to be made the fol-
lowing Deductions
Sums appropriated by law for
the civil, naval, aud mili-
tary expenditures of The
year 1927, but not actually
expended till after the Ist
Jan'ry, c,9sO,000
Paper OF western s. other
banks not convertible into
money, 100000
The unexpended balance OF
money received from G..
Britain under the Client
Treaty, sill unpaid to the
claimants, 2I7, $50
---5, 797 $50 90
Leaving actually in the Treasury but All ,7O5 20
We hope that able iinancier the Secretary of the
Treasury. has made no biunder in estimating the
surplus which may remain unappropria:cd on the
vtrSt ff tt.lrxy ~ -