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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-16
Proposals for publishing ia the City of Phiadei-
phia, Pennsylvania, THE PRACTICAL FAR
MER'S MAGAZINE, On AGRICULTURAL s.

LITERARY GAZETTE.
SnilE FARMkR'S MAGAZINE is de.,gn.d contain
~ Information drawn from Authentic relative to
the Improvement and of remarkable FARM,
VI number an kind OF ST." K. farming
Agricultural Improv, ents; drawing
and descriptions OF Useful Inventions critical notices ami
reviews OF such publications tend To the interests vi
the Hn,handmsn the breed Of Domestic an,
imai accounts Of such Foreign Domestic shrubs
plants seeds and cou.dered necessary useful
Tor subttnce comfort on,neni with Information reia
tive to then estmen growth requisite kinds Of oi Sc and
al ho whatever tend To the product OF the
SOIL aud advances the Rural Economy of the country.
ln,eiti"w always he given To such Reports, Addresses
aud Psper. be communicated Tor publica- by the
several Agricultural Societies of this and oier
Land Register wall cnntan far praetcsbie, list O
al which now, hereafter be, For Saeaeooun
Of then .ne snaon qusy and such other particulars
may he deemed Esefnl.
Space will afforded the Solid aud Sterling Besutie.
OF Literature, the u.eul , Sciences Chemistry, Nat
raj History aud Philosophy biography aud Travels, slate Of
the MaIkets ~ the principal Sea Ports, &c. &c.
TERMS.
The Farmers Magsxiue will be published Monthly
the So payable either the of suscribng
receipt OF the first number That Form aud Size has bes
adopted wheb' deemed most ioI binding while
the guayo the the beauty Of The type (entiey
aud the general execution Of the work. viii be such, is
hoped will reflect credit the Publishers, and Crafty its
Patrons.
III Address (po.t psid T,ms, O. Clarke, agent for the
Pr"prietoIs. Philadelphia ~ Churchill j. Selden
Richmond, Va.
maya ii5-st
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UINNOLUI[ON

THE fir OF WALTIiALL SHORE is this day dissolved
IL by mutual eonsent-A those Indebted the firm, will
nake pa yf,en John Shore who alone author ed col.
lest the debts. u. w. WALTHALL,
JOHN SHORE.
m,y .. 1T
~ rbe subscriber having purchased the culture interest of
4i w. WALfHALL, in the concern of WALHALL j.
SHORE, win continue the business their old stand.
Those indebted the firm, requested to mike payment
mediatey to he subscriber enable settlement Of the
!, uslnf. IS the CONCERN JOHN SHORE.
msyQ III
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n rn< ENQuINEk IS published twiee week generally
al week during the Of State Ler
lnPr,ce this same heretofore, Five Dollars per .nnum
sysble advance. Note, Of chartered
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ss tho safety of renting them by na;ht postage
k<r, being paid, by the writers.
III No paper will be disc ln,nusd (bu, ths iersuou II
hs Editor 81 until all have bean paid up.
ar Whoever with The pAtinsn nine
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- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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SADDLERY, HARNEss, SC.

PHILADELPHI.4 .1h.dyYUFfC TURE.
5eESf mems aud Iadie saddles. curb Il .aaGle
brides by the dr. st gig aud carnage
'eathers nartingde saddle bags leather travelling
skins. gig and eolla,s.
constant supply Of the sbcye articles for al Phlade
pha prices. ms ffoSEV
Aprii 4 ,Oe &C.,
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FEM.4LE EDUC.4IION.

TEXTILE EDUC.4IION.
LADY, d.srous OF obtaining situation ~ Fem,le Sem.
mary, or pr vate family, As Teacher,
produce satisfactory Testimonials &c nav
be heard Of by addi esus line NJ c. Petersburg Va
(pcst paid) o.
. Feb ~. oee,,
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NOtICEis hereby gwen thstsl the cells nthisinstuton
are ooenped ADD hat no fftient will he received
nntone Of the said cells ue motto which vii
~ gwen ~ order VI ths courtof Directors.
Nav 20 5-a /. HLNLEY
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BRO.ID-ROCK R.dCES.

TIME Spring Races roadroek Course will
IL the Sd Tuesday May aud continue days:
Frat DayA Sweersiske ior colts years old this spI
n mile heats, 500 entrance; 5 entries ohd closed
Second Day The Proprietor, Purse, mile heats $500
Third Day The Jockey Club Purse, mile heats, 5000
ISLAM PUCKETr.
IL
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rTNHk G., PaTintf,bip Motley, Pskin.on
vile, and Of Irvine, Montague Motley Br unsw'ok
Courthouse dissolved by the lst day Of jan
1895 aud not thu 4th Nov. $780, by Nathaniel
oteyin the Enquirer OF the isIh n at wieh time list
Jan 1920 the books and belonging the Of
Motley, Irvine Co. in the possession Mr.. Motley.
nav
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Trust Sale IF Negroes.

Trust Sale IF Negroes.
virtue Of deed Of executed by Charles Irving OF
Butkingha% eeun'y,t aa.tolgh Hsri .oo Nelson
Psge, bearing date he I'd day Of May 1927, Of rcoord
~ the Office 81 Che county Aforesaid SHALL The 2sh day
May next Chat beDg Court day, for Cumberland county, al
Cumberland Courthouse for cash, sell the highest bid
dtr,a public suetitn, Eighteen Twenty valuable ne
them excellent cook, very ine
shoemak The title TO the above good hut shall
sell Gully such title q vested 10 ny the deed.
April Is. IN Id.
~ b. Peculiar circumstances render ed eSpeden 10
change the time and place OF the above Tie will
take place al Buckiugham courthouse the 2d Monday IN
june, which time aud place, the properly will certainly
sold without reserve. NELSON PAGE, Tfu.t.s.
Nav 2 Ii5-vtds
NIthh suhcfIbei wishing - offers fo
~ sale the Tovsrn Ponce Edward house The 81,
ustion fOi stsveD, equal 10 aoy the State. There u
No other house Of ENTERTAINMENT a the places aud, Oh the
Main Southern Stage Road, om Wtslngou Georgia For
health aud Convenience, no situation cSoei The build
ngs are excellent repair large aud conoous;
81 every descriptions good water, good gaIden every
other convenience whtchs establishment.
The suhsefibef wll sell, with the Tavern, wool
land lying at very short distance from the tavern aid
iodng abundant supply of wool the use Of the place
The stables large aud good repair. A. purehas
would first view The Pfen'es, any further description deeu-
90 nnnecesssIy Terms will be Of the accommodating
kind. JOHN PEARSON. .
fth " s9-3n
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RNLSTON & PLE1Nd-NTS.

R.HLSTOyN & PLEASd.VIS
IN FER tor sale, at thea Store, and 18th
W Streets v.,y low, by Wholesale,
$50 Bags good green coffee
SO Hhds- New Orleans sugar
10 do first quality ST. CroIt 10
40 do Baltimore whi.key
SO Bbls. do do old
$50 ,o best Virsnian mountain 10
20 Hhis rroiss.es
$50 Spanish Hides
Sole and upper leather.
nav rs. o-et
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TRUST SALE.


lY virtue Of Deed OF rust executed the hy
I'D VIM A. Cceke Catherine his wife, the nav
fmeut debt TO Ca Cren.haw, sdmcr Nshr Cren.haw
dec which debt ma, been assigned Ssm p uarsrcve will
be offered Tor sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
Iday the 18th day Of June next, fair not next
&sy Powbutan the tract CT ani, property
III the said Cocke which lies in The county Of Po~san,
amss River, Ashott distance below the of
rbn tract contains 100 less, aud has
large proportion Of wood with about SO Of river low
grounds Fhs title is liable TO No question.
w. S. ARCHER.
NAV 81.
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"a L.4BOURERS Tp.f.VTED.
NE wish 10 hire ny the month"; cI the balance Of tn
~ year, so rs isbuur.rs; ibsrs will he
Il FRENCH JORDAN.
We have Tor sale at Rockets, oak anu pine WOOD.
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VIRGLJVI-1.
I}easu''y Department, !

Treasury Department,
May 9th, 1928.
NsHOTICE hereby gtvento all whom that
w when II is desmed 10 make payments Treasury
by Check, hanks c,ty,
cheeks he enorsed by the proper Officer the Bank
winch they rawn, they will he reeeiv-1 th, Office
l.. BURFOoT. Treasurer.
Is.
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My 10 the suhscrs b,ri,
~ by james Monroe the Goth LAY Of Sert 1885, and
1iy recorded, ot te purpose therein mentioned shall
rr FOR sale r ready money, Monday the 7tb If July
next the town Of Char UeSylle being Abemarle court
certain tract OF land LYNX aud Deing tie county Of Abe
marie, about miles below The town Of Milton, and mule
7orh ot hfyanna Rveadjonns the lands Of David Mehe,
haries HuGkeP aud ntefs aud containing 705
less, together with all the hui,ngs aud improvements
eon The trustees will convey such TIL, shirh Is brievs
<$uy be ndIsputable vested them by e sfOt esaid
e-.S Of trust VIII DANDRIDGE, (Tfus-
WIN ii. ROANE, : tees.
= may g. r6-gil,
N. H. Aiho The deed requires .aie for ready meme the
pare consent 10 selhe property credit # !, aud
yeas, with interest from the date that case, bond with
proyeJ Pessoosl security, and de ed ofiu the Ia- IiI
~
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SO REJIIRD.

sMRAYED stolen om my Stable, the night Of the
~ loti April, light Soffe uiae, between aud years
dt-o7w rs hands high, aud unusually long nodied. No
fhHe, Jber mark recoected The above rewsfd will
opaii on delivery of the mare ~ PHI TURPlN.
fSalisbury, Chesterfield 20. may q. %.
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HNDE0R SAIE

10 the provisions Of deed u trust, execute
cd by Dr. Geo Wm CrumF, TO secure the payment Of
certain of jney therein mentioned, 10 Edmund Es
est,n and others which recorded III The clerks Office Of
Cunbsrisnd shall the 23d OF June at Curaheand
TO sell the life Of thu SAID George
Wn Csump, 1872 Of land, lying tl. aid county,
inning the lands Of james OhsoD others, Big Cur
5'ea Creek considerable portion Of the tract fresh creek
lev grounds we'll adapted to the production Of tobacco aud
Ill! IN good heart. II will he sold credit till Christmas
when will he gwen, with the privilege TO The
Chaser OF sowing wheat neat fall. DANL WILSON,
-W Trustee.
may 6. It6-wlds
81 THE POPI..4R FOREST
IN ONE TRACT, distant miles from Lynchbsfg, and
IL fro The turnpike road, containing 1914 81
hA cleared, still for sale. The .,s.d
erShIe n valuable. FRANCIS EPPE5.
{. March, ea--wn
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congressional.
SPEECH

~ Mr.. Hamilton, Of S. Carolina, on M.
.adndolph's motion Indefinitely to postpone
he Tariff Bill, deiirered in the House Of Rep
i'esenfdttreS Of the United STATES, 1911 -Aprii,
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Aprn1s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
Notice to Creditors

w HEkEAs number of claims against the estate
~ OF samuel Craig, deceased, were presented m
tn 0: late Mr. John Ladd, as administrator with the
proven as the law requres-This IL 10 1;r. NOT
such creditors that unless their claims sre
ry established on or before the first day Of Msrcb
ls1s they will be excluded from partic in ,hs
dement's OF SAID estate twenty six and f, e.e~ ,hs
pS; sIn.um WIN be paid to those creditors Who's
S.ams nave peer properly adjusted and proven. on .,
before the nrst day of January next by annc.,;,
me al my dwelling, on wolfs.reet, any EVENING IT,
n na 49,; S'oen ISAAC ROBBINS, Adm,r
Ds ooh's non and Trustee of Samuel Craig, deera'.d
eolwkIawtlstM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27

the exercise Of the power, on the par' u w.
General Government, TO encourage DomeS'ie
Manufae tnres or TO promote internai i"pro'e
men,, They will no, pretend, at present, 10
recommend the mods CT OPPOSITION, bu, they
will recommend the peaeeable course VI fe
mons,ra,ing with Congress on the suo]ec', ana
Of asking OF tina, body 10 pause before u Pio'
ceeds any further in M assures that nfost ihe'f
,oh,v DESTROY the affection Of some Il the States
for H.. General Government II will deJacl
nothing from the fifmness or wisdom oithe
Congress, TO listen 10 the voice OF State Legs
la,ures, while it is considering the memorials
OF manufacturing companies
If 10 the contempt Of right, there should De
added the lealous9 OF pnritnhty, It must DC
OBJ, ious to all that there will be an Increased
&c QUIT of unmerited aggravatlon no" long
people shall be- permitted to complain, or now
much tAey they can be made 10 suffer, mas al
WAYS been matter ot dangerous experiment CT
doub full Gale u alton, aud knowledge acquired
under eithr issue, has never been without It's
certain aud severe regre's; in conclusion. your
Committee recommend the following rtsolu-
ton:
Resolved, That his Exceilenoy The Govcrner
be, and he is hereby, requested TO cause The
foregoing Report to be laid before Congress a,
its next se,s ion and that he forward copy
Of the same 10 each Of the other States, TO be
laid before their respective Legislatures for he
concurrence Of such as may approve Of The
principles therein avowed and as due notice to
those who may dissent from the same, thai
Georgia as one Of the contracting parties to the
Federal Constitution, and possessing eqnai
rights with the other contracting party, VIII
insis, upon the construc ion Of tina, instrument,
cont aimed in said REPORT, and will submit! TO no
I ,er.
Read and agreed 10
THOMAS STOCKS, President.
Atest-WM. Y. HANsELL, Secretary.
In the Hou Sc Of Representatives, December
q, 1897 Real and ooncurred in.
IR3Y HUDSON, Speaker.
A,:es,-WM. &. DAWSON, Clerk.
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or may take place, it forms an exception 10 the
general policy in question.
The history OF manufactures in Great Britain,
the greatest manulac lnring n ,tion IN The world,
informs Us that the WOOL, branch, TIL OF late
her greatest branch, owed both its original and
subsequent growths 10 prosecuted exiles ION
the Netherlands; and that her silk manufactures,
now a fiourishing and favorite branch, were nor
less indebted 10 eme grants flying from the per-
scouting edic,s Of France Anderson's HIS
tory Of Commerce.
Ii appears, indeed, from the general history
Of anu featuring industry, that the 2rompl and
successful Introduction ofitln,o new situations,
has been the result Of emigrations from coun-
tries in which manufactures had gradually
grown up 10 a prosprrous's'ate, as into Italy on
the fall Of the Greek empire; from Italy into
Spain an, Flanders, on the loss OF liberty IN
Florence and other cities; and from Fla"deis
and France, INTO England as above nonced.-
IFrankln's Canada pamphlet
In the srlect ton of cases here made, as tx-
ceptions to the "let alone" Theory, none have
been included which were deemed eontrovcrti-
Bile. And if / have viewed them, or Ear, OF
them only, in thsir true light, they show, what
was 10 be shown, that The power granted to
Congress 10 encourage domestic products by
regulations Of foreign trade, was properly
granted inasmuGh, as the power is, IN effect,
confined 10 that body, and may, when exercised
with sound legislative di,' relion provide the
better for the safety * prosperity Of the Nation.
With great esteem and rrga d,
JAMES MADISON.
JOSEPH {. CABELL, ESQ.
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A letter from Mexico received a, Navy.
states, that the Senate had refused 10 r,,;r, i,
Treaty with the United States negotiated -.
Mr.. Poinsett- but that this decision was 70 ;.
reconsldered, aud it was hoped would BE- -
versed.
he same letter states, that Gen. Ri.con No..
attacked The forces Of St. Anna, and pursued
'e" INFO the fity Of Oaxaca. which place Wax
occupied by both parties.
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Notice

hereby given to the Stockholders in the M8RyAE
q jNSURlNCE COMPANY of Alexandria. tLat An
Election will be held at their Office on Thursda, the
18th day OF January next, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ IN
tor fifteen Directors to serve for one year thence
ensuing.
The Transfer Books will he closed from Monday the
18th, until the election is over VIZ
dec 8-lawte j. b. NICHOLS. sec,v.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27

n washington CORE spond.n OF the Charles
ton Courier, abiding 10 the division Of the
Jackson party into Calhounites and Van Buren,,
lies, says: "Do not be surprised If an effort
should be made 10 renew CAUCUS NOMINATIONS.
II is already whispered among the Jackson par>
", that there can be no other mode of concen,
trating public opinion"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
Notice.

A Ii. persons indebted TO John H. Runnels an in
solvent debtor, are required to make payment To
the subscriber, and those having claims against him
VIII! present them to the undersigned duly suthent.
cated but in all cases free of the expense of
to CHR. NEALE, Trustee
dec 1l-1aw6w of John ~ R,,,al,s
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Extracts from, the Georgia reports:


| In SENATE, Dec. S, 1927.
The Committee ale aware that ii Is assumed
| br the Gen raj Governm' n, as xpressed in
| the decisions of the Fedei al Court, that Stale
Legislators have no tight to complain of its
usurpatons however formidable or fatal
Thst the General G. vernment is said 10 be
truly ard emphltically a government of the
people," and therefore entirely out Of the rrac h
Of representa- alive bodies whose sole duty is 10
keep within the sphere OF ,hrir own delegated
trust. 1t would seem that # even such pre-
tension we've admissible, ii should be- considers
ed no grea, breach OF decorum, for a sovereign
STATE through its highest known au horty -
approach government, il had contributed TO
establish, with subject Of com PLAIN, especial
ly when il is perceived that much inferior DO.
dies aye patiently lis ened 10; and listened TO
with eff CT. While manufacturing COMMANDS
and sell created delegates, p, lending to repre-
s'"t whole States, assemble for ,hr purposr of
directing the Congress what measures they
must adapt, surely the Legislature of a STATE
without mach violence to any known rule o.
modesty, may respectfully offer counter re-
mons'rance TO such growing temper Of dic-
tation Bu, ii is not :his humble manner
that your committee would recommend the
Legislature to ?rrfr III ir just complaints to
the General Government. They claim il as d
right 10 demonstrate with that governments on
a!rmeasures which they may conc Give ,iolatlvr
oil the fundamental principles Of It's in Il uon
hey affirm that thos, who create a de.egared
government have lawfully the power to restrain
IL w!'hin It's proper bounds, and maintain the
doctrine asserted by Luther Martin, in his ad-
dress 10 the Legislature Of MARYLAND, al the time
OF the adoption of the Federal Constitution,
that"the proper constituents Of The General
Government are the Siates and the States are
TO that Government what the people are to the
States, that this is entirely within the spirit
and intention Of the Federal Union"
The Committee are aware that the subject
is for from bring exhausted, but time would
fail them to present all the objections which
could be justly preferred against the course Of
the General Government. Less could not be
said, for the subjrct is of such gro wing magni- ,
tudr, and is producing sensations Of such just
inque'ude among the people Of the South,
that they ought TO be made thoroughly ac-
quaia'ed with all its bearings, and certainly
can never be too ufen admonished 10 be pre-
pared Tor the worst events The Committee
are fully sensible that every degree Of modera
ton Is due 10 the question, upon which they
have founded the present, serious complaint;
but they owe it to truth and sincerity to say,
that i, is their decided opinion an increase Of
Tariff duties will and ought to be RESTS TED
by all legal and constitutional means, so as to
avert the crying injustice OF such OH unconsti-
lu ,ioLal measure.
They are constrained too 10 say, that this
State ought TO oppose IN every possible shape,
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Notice.

VNIIE Stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of Alex
4 aadria are hereby notified, that an Election of
thirteen Directors for the ensuing year. will be held
at their Banking House Monday the 5th day of the
nerf NINTH. Polls to open at 10 O'clock, A. n. and
close at >, +. W. JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
JOHN TAYLOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, GEORGIA., I

Miilrdge,iil,, Dec. 81, 1927.
Six: BY the reques, Of the TWO branches of
the General Assembly Of his STATE, the encios-
ed document is forwarded TO you, TO be laid
before the Legislature Of the s ale of South
Carolins.
have the honor to be, Sir, with conside ra.
49,. -nd resneci. your obedlepI servant,
His Excellency the Governor Of S. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
OaNiel r. Hoo

HAS commenced The CURRYING BOSINESS IN
III this place, at the corner of King and ST. Asaph
streets opposite to George Whites auction and com.
mission store.
From eight years experience, and that attention
which he is determined 10 give to his business, he Hat
faction as will ensure to him share of public patron
age. lie will keep constantly on hand an assortment
of finished leather, and will give the highest market
price for green and dry hides; and will at all times,
purchase from country Tanners leather in the rough
state dec 22-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27

In The Legislature Of GEORGIA, a committee,
10 whom the subjec, was referred, have m,de
report, recommending the following measures
a Remonsrrsnoe ard Protest on the part
OF orgia TO the Senate Of the United States
. A memorial TO those States which have
common interest with our owa.
3. 'emonstrance and protest 10 The other
parts Of the Union. by whose vote aid through
whose influence the act was passed
We are now inclined to think that, If the
people OF the South are left to themselves, and
not goaded On by intriguers and traitors, no,
'hing but strictly constitutional measures will
DR. entered into. Il is to be hoped that the
southern editors will publish Mr.. Mad ons
letters upon this subject. Mary are in ignor>
abce as to the actual STATE Of The case: they are
lea 10 believe :he tariff is ti,utionaI, be
cause others saw so, not because they know or
thipk SO themselves. Let them have light.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
Notice

rs hereby given to all persons indebted to Richard
Il Emmerson, an insoIvent debtor, to make imme.
date payment to the subscriber otherwise the law will
be strictly enforced without regard to person, and
those having claims will present them, duly pro, ed to
II. N. STEELE, Trustee
dec ll-lawow Of K. d. Emerson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
Notice

<NOllce.
VNiE subscriber gives notice to his friends and the
l. public generally, that he still continues the
Stationary and Book Binding Business,
at the same stand lie will conduct the business as u
sual under the firm Of J. & DouoL.ss for the mu-
uai benefit of himself and the family of the late James
Douglass, Jr; and respectfully solicts continued
share Of the public patronage
nov 7-2aw2m A. O. DOUGLASS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27

AT meeting Of the "Ja:ks Central Com
mii'ee" in Washington, on the Esd inst il was
Resolved, That the Jackson Central Commit
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A.El-sfsx. 4AA.MtD8IAs
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ~ .so,

a letter from respectable American genie
man, dated a, Rio Janeiro, Ocl. sls,. 10 hone.
in New-York, says-"Mr Tudor has Jus, ron
Guided commercial Treaty with this poverr
ment"