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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

handsome assor nent, sCme equal to any I'M
ported, with beautiful borders
cases and ia Irish linens gross, beached and SUI
perioI hn'sh
do hou,eui if, linens, warranted bleach
, do Irish she=ting
"a, 8 1, 81 auA ,0-i table diapers
Birds. e and Russia do
Linen carbrics, some extra hne
Do do hdkfs, elegant coored borders
Ladies' black and white English and French silk hose
Nc do do cotton and worsred do
English and Ere nch white and black silk gloves
w ute and coored kid, beaver and cold castor do
Grn,emen's zeal buck, beaver and HorsesSm do
Crarat S,itfeners
Coli paid Italian cravats, new and beautiful article
Black Italian cravats, superior quality
cases ladies' shOrn bonncts, some extra line
MX'd and white laclbswoul hose
10 do do half do
Cotton, Hags and Britannia hhkfs
An elegant ,ssorrea, of pus curls clusters rauls,
T;nsiets, lates, style, warrsntedof the best ma
nu!aciure
.rge shell, tuck and side combs
Long, cur aud dressing do
Ivory aud pear pocket do
Brs III shell tuck aid side combs
Pure Cologne water
Ostrich feathers
iacls, long and short
Silver ;hlG.hies; Tapes and bobbins
200 200 dozen do Clark !" , 7" eoi.0" eo,o,ea
bale Marshaips and Atkinson's do patent thread
blue, black and assorted servings
Do do do twist
Ira pensro suspenders, superior quality
Bes, gilt coat and vest buttons
bale l., on skin, wc,sG ty texture
do negro cloth
do Gnseys various patterns, very eighty texture
do grey plains
German tcElenburgs and nznabnrg,
1ishns ALSO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
House Of ENTERTAINMENT.

The undersigned beg, leave I'll. ~ i"
IIIlA form his friends and the puohG; 81 Ami
r. thathe will move on the hrs' "a! we. Of
next, about four hundred yaraSs Road,
the Court House, on the Little River p"Ta. ESQ.
to the House late the residence OF Richardha'''"''
.,,h ro he will omen HnnSe of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
New-Orleans Sugar

40 barrels, landing this day, from the Schooner
4NSTrton, from New York, and will be sold low
from the wharf. Applyto s. MEssERsMlTH
feb 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
George =. A0ugh

FEAs lust received few dozen mems and women
4 tartan plaid cloaks, girls do do
Black Italian lustrings
Do gros de nap
Low priced and super steel mkt cloths
DO do cassineres
Fawn, drab and fancy MKT do
A few pieces hlue and botte-green cloths
Scarlet AMI white merino long shawls
Black, white and scarlet square do
Silk cashmere long shawIs
Tartan plaids
Fur,,ure dimity and calcoes
Marse1tes quilts and twi'ied counterpanes
Some extra quality ticking
On consignment-2 cases Reading wool hats
l2nu IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Removal

Removal:
.nA HORATlO DAY has removed his
shop to the house formerly occu
pied by Zachariah Gardner, next - S4egD
door to Mr. A. Lockwood's dry goods store
ON K,ng-street, east of wsshington-street-
Where he has on hand as handsome an assortment
Of all kinds nf work in his line, DC found IN the
District, consisting of
Ladies' Shoes, of all descriptions
Geatfeuaen's Boots and Shoes
Misses and Children's do do
All of which he will sell on reasonable terms as any
otter establishment in the District. Also,
Ladies' md &c atiensen'S GtsreS,
of the best quality All orcers thankfully received,
and promptly executed. e.
mar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Whisky y Cotton

10 9 IL Sh,, Baltimore vhi.tey
received per Soop Express and Sioop Fanny; also,t
few bales ofcotton for sale by
decl5 L. & l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

Naisins and Ginger.
lOn Boxes bloom rasins
lCO so kegs do
barrels ground ginger
Just received per schr. Erie from NewYork, and for
sale nv LINDSAY, HILL Co.
dec II w. r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Cotton Duck .

JUST received fresh supply ofCot's superior CO..
81 ton duck, assorted numbers. For sale BY
Us. MILLER
who wishes to purchase Wheat and Corn. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Collectors Sale.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, to the hughes
w bidder, on Saturday the oath day IF May, IS.:
at the Office of the Clerk ofthe Corporation OF George
town. the following parts of Lots, situated lying md
being in Georgetown and will be sold TO satisfy Ii.
Corporation Of Georgetown, ID. c. for taxes due CT
them respectively for the years annexed, with
and charges, sale to commence at 10 o'clock, j.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
81 Packages Of Domestic Goode

II uCh"Soo ~ /'"o'Set 'oo"3'
5 bales Washington and CoiuubIa Lexis
; cases striped and plaid ginshams, some extra fine
and handsome patterns
do 5-4 apron checks
1 do "A do do
8 bales Ga bleached sheetings
3 do 5-4 do do
2 do Al do do
? do "a brown sheeting
2 do 81 do do
do 49, do do
5 do a. do very heavy texture and well calcu-
lated for negro's summer wear
90 bales yarn, from No. to II, equal to any
in market
With variety other goods too numerousto mention
We will receive by every arrival from House in
New-York, fresh supplies of every desirable article
that wall be wanted for this market Country mer.
chants with those wanting family supplies request
ed to call and examine the goods, as are determn-
ed to sell for cash at very small advance the New
York auction prices oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Private Entertainment,

will open a House of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
O-nq1sfh
S3,O2i.3l2 81


on the Gold bullion deposited at the Mint, with
in the last year, the proportion received from Mex
leo, South America and the West Indies, NAV he
stated at 10000 dollars; that from North Carolina
at II 800 dollars and that from Africa at Is 900
sources not ascertained. The whole amount re-
ccived from North Carolina, 10 the present period,
Is nearly 10000. This gold has generally been
found 10 exceed in fneness the standard of our
gold coin.
The supply of Silver, under various forms of
unwrought bullion, and in foreign coins has been
unusually abundant, especially during the three
hrst quarters Of the year. The heavier deposites
nave been received generally through the Bank of
the United States. OF the amount of Silver coin
ed within the last year, than 1900, 900 con-
sisted OF dePosies received from that Institution
ne amount OF copper coins distributed within
the last year, is u $40 dollars. They are forward
cd as heretofore, at the expense and risk Of the
Government, to all parts of the United States, ac-
cessioie by regular means of transportation on re-
celvlng the value thereof here, or certificate Of
depositc, to the credit of the Treasurer of the u
nited States for the requisite amount, in any of
the Banks authorised TO receive deposites Of public
money.
A general view of the operations of the Mint
from their hrst commencement, will not, it is be-
heVed, be found destitute of interest and - there
fore, respectfully presented.
The whole coinage executed since the establish
ment OF the Mint amounts TO $40, 1865, 4li II l-2;
consisting OF lO3OSI, i76 pieces of coin, viz:
vi Gold 1,53S,I6l pieces : S,255 ,667 so
silver 4I,5S9,OS6 do. q $685., SS9 90
copper ei'ioS'99I do. 4lS,s76 "A I-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the American
Society for Coonizing the Free People of Colour
on the Coast of Africa was held on Saturday even
ing last, in the Hall of Representatives Washing
ton City. The assemblage, including large pro-
-Ortion of Ladies, was uncommonly numerous, and
lot only filed all the seats and standing room on
the floor Of the House, but comprised a large
number Of individuals, who were seated in the
Gallery, at bearing testimony to the interest
felt in the objects Of the Society, and the expecta-
tions entertained Of the evenings proceedings
At seven o'clock, the Chair was taken by the
Hon. Henry Clay, one Of the Vice Presidents Of
the Society, and. after prayer by the Reverend
Mr.. Laurie, the following list Of Delegates, from
Auxiliary Societies, present on the occasion, was
read by the Secretary
From he-Stote Society Of .Nc,r Hampshire.
The Hon. Samuel Bell.
From the State Society Of -idine.
The Hon. Albion X. Paris.
From The State Society o. T1ermoni.
The Hon. Mr.. Seymour
From the State Cocicfyof Ohio
The Hon Elisha Whittlesey President of the
Auxiliary Society, Garfield TTumbuil County,
Ohio.
The Hon. Philemon Bcecher.
The Hon. John Davenport.
The Hon. William M'Lean.
The Hon. John Woods
From Washington County Society. Penasyi-
The Hon. Joseph Lawrence.
From the Society of Petersburg, TuEin.d.
The Hon. Mr.. Archer
Thomas Atkinson, Esq
From The Richmond SoCiefg, T~HE1.td.
thief Justice Marshall
The Hon. John Tyler
Robert G.. Scott, Esq.
From the Society Ia Alcrandyin u. q
Rev. J Cornelius
George johnson, Esq.
From the Society If PigU1 County, Ohio.
The Hon. William M'Lcan.
From The Society ~ Cle0velra9, Ohio.
The Hon. Mordecai BARLEY
from ne Wilmington Union Colonization So
cicfg, DclGWrrc.
The Hon. Kensey Johns, Jr
From the SgcietV II LGngior, ~.
Tile Hon. James Cllik
from he Wheeling Society. JTrgb.ir.
The Hon Isaac Letter.
from tie State Socicfy u maryland.
@ G.. Har'er, fa1.
j. RI b Iatrooe, Esq.
J8rOn the Socicig 0t LynChJsUP, JTGiu'9.
T. Harrison, Esq
4 letter Of apology was received by the seeFe
cry. apoiogiziug for bis attendance, from vii
IAN Dillingham; Esq appointed as Delegate p
.hs Cher'cS Co-o.y Esnasylrenia socit,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
CO-P.lRrA,ttRe ltLI

= 'I5'oSi' h"y,ns formed cO-Paftnerbip under s
Eo,a WI, VII ne hereafter carried by them at The VIII
~ tS u ,.2 yeculed ny O. Hail. where they now bsy,
oes st,oi'ms,t Of GROCERIES, Wholesale and ,j
VIZ my WIN I'll as cheap thty can be bc,,-is 49, ~,
mSse of cash, or To punetusl custom. n, On ill., ] ~ W.
=, ey WI" also continue TO sell heretofore don, h. ~
i' any country produce coufded IL iheir rsrs VI
Nht'' Cotton, Iotaee', SC and assure those d w. -
outass mem that no pains shall be spared 10 sbi; -
'' "'s"''' market fiite' GREEN HALL
~ ~ person" inl ebiel to the late firm Of c.
III 20 IL deewaier, dec. 20 either Of the .,,,iL
WI" I,Iase hahe immediate payment, longer insigs,,
sc ss'ii ana all persons having claims ara,st 80
.ne a"oFe named Pa'ti's, viii please biiug them IN ~ ~
g. HALL,
N.,cL,.,.- - ~ h HALL,
---- -. ~ = Ia,-a-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
.Alw-Jerscv STATE Convention.

Cry OF TRENToN, January s, 1928.
he Republican Convention OF this State, assem-
bied this day, in the State House. pursuant to pub
lie notice, for the purpose of selecting and recon-
mendng suitable persons to be supported at the en-
suing Election for Electors of President and Vice
President OF the United States, and proceeded TO
ihe choice Officers.
Whereupon, Edward Condict, esq. of the county
OF Morrs,was elected President, John Clement, esq.
Of Gloucester, and Daniel Welt, esq of Warren,
were elected Vice Presidents HenTU B.ITageTDloR,
esq. OF Bergen, Doctor EpbrGiH Buck, cucumber
land, and George H. Ne Garter, esq. Of Sussex,
were appointed Secretaries, ofthe Convention.
The Delegates from all the counties viZ:-Ber-
gen, Essex, Morris, Sussex, Warren, Hunterdon,
Somerset, AIiddieseX Burlington, Monmouth, Glou-
cester, Salem, Cumberland & Cape May presented
their several credentials, which being read and ap-
proved, the Delegates were admitted, and respec-
lively took their seats in the Convention
The following Electoral Ticket was selected. &
unanimously agreed upon to be supported at the
ensuing election viz
William McCullhough, Of TTa'ren.
Robert ii. McCarter, Of SUSSEX
George Maxwell, Of Hunterdon.
William J. Conover, IF Monmouth.
Crosse Townsend, of Cape-.JIaiy
Joseph Kille, Of Salem.
Abraham Goodwin, IF Esser.
William n. Shinn, Of Bl1fiHgf0ur
RgaReSOtufjOns tcerc unanimously a.
dopted:
Resoiged, That this Convention had undiminish-
ed confidence in the Patriotism Republican Prin-
ciPes, and ability, of Andrew Jackson, of Tennes-
see and John G. Calhoun, of South Carolina, and
that the Electors nominated by this Convention, be
Instructed to vote for Andrew Jackson as President
and John Z. Calhoun as Vice President.
RcsofUed, That the friends Of Andrew Jackson i'm
the State of New-Jerscy, be requested to meet in
their respective Counties, and appoint Delegates
10 meet in Convention at Trenton, on the third
Wednesday in September next, for the purpose Of
selecting suitable persons to be supported at the
ensuing election TO represent this State in the Con-
gress of the T. States
RESOLVED, That the membersof This Convention
pledge themselves TO use ali lawful means to pro
mote the success ofthe Electoral Ticket agreed up
on by this Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

VIE topIsr fyfes, Home Tact. or al
- e,ae ai.aehed % the daosion Hou,e ,t .if
, l 'y i'nhs u'9and ord segenty four acre. 80 -
s''as re ALREADY cleared 'he rest woods Bev, ,a
.rb ' t kiea. Iafi tobacco laud Of the ~, '
S o' ,olo u1det udi.u, 10
.' ,,. ~ l,..e' ot on might 70 soon rsel,i1,.d ~
2 b.i i M so. being nicrsecied by n,,ry f,,h
g.rg,. 5q.t, ~ '.HU, 8nd therefore moi ,o III go,
,- i y, ,oaP,e' 70 the ru.ture of Timottv ,rd 's
R.fe r f~ t.rli 'i aindiug tobacco lois sho,t 49,
bcsije elferirs,la , ~ in wood. on tbe tigrisso
g,b 5 H. " & {. large framed cheat t
bs1t- Slne. The insbsion house $780,
a TO Seoss s so,s q s sa laad Of bs srw I1ls5g
o7 Tor ossh or credit ,rI & ,ooye property s offered
''''eo planter lev ..'sieia re mere s.,,.'
3sd.erl, J-rss <"''"oIs EPrEa
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In2-nSI I1S
8 30. 1865. All I4I-2

Wi;l;nt the first fifteen years of the operations of
this establishment, beginning with the year 1898,
and ending with 1907, the amount coined was
S64S2 6l266 l-2; in the succeeding ten years end
nag with 1917, the amount coined was 7,7l5 979 So
dollars, and in the last ten wears il has been
SIG, 266, $50 81.
The average annual coinage of the first period
above designated, it viii he found was 1892 IN "a
that OF the second $77l ,597 9S, and that of the
last period Sl.626,6S5 O6. The coinage of the
last year exceeding by nearly million of dol
lars, that of any year preceding and is nearly the
two fold average amount of the period to which il
belongs.
have the honor 10 be,
With great respect.
Your obedient servant,
SAM AOOpEr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
CONGRESS-Lousc Of Representatives
MINT

L.
The following message was received iron, ,,,,
President of the United States, by the hands of
ms private Secretary; which was read and hid on
the table. '-'1 ga
10 me Senate and n. Of Representatives.,
Of the CIiited States:
WARRINGTON, Jan. 2ist, 1925
report from the Director of the Mint tore
Their with statement Of the operations of that in
sdtuuon, during the year 1927, are herewith
transmitted TO Congress.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
MINT or THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia, Jan. /, 1928.
DIR: have the honor 20 submit report on the
year. F"''
The coinage effected within that period, as APP
pears from the Trasurer's statement. herewith
transmitted, amounts TO $3,O24,332 81, CONSISTING
of S9,097 ,S54 pieces of coin viz
OF Gold 57,7l3 pieces making g sos 90
Silver 6,7l2,4 400 do 2S69. 200 90
copper 2,3sI,752 do 1917 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
.6-v5t
FOR EgTH

cfthE Plantation upon which reside IN AIs,--..,
,mnsdae,y upon the Turnpike Road lssdins &
10 Scottsyille, aud i6 miles on The i,.,s o
The tract contains $50 odd acres sbt Ia'tsI place
Sou oipeT Tor cultivation $50 200 Whh consist Of
e. me high land lies well, aud peeuliarv nii ~ IN
o! ald Pia, er 81 siem which has been eaenyeIy n,,ys
P ~ .or nt las 10 Of Il years, and By which me- ~ -
brought 10 almost its original Of fertility nra,'
~ 1l' o. corn, wheat and toaeco The uucltared Ir5
~ lisn ena heavily timsered and the plantation tbrc.
uIMsd win never failing springs of fine wafer The m
consist OF iolesbe dwelling aud other necs
Ou'hou''i large barn, with threshipg MAJ him. ~
So 'se, sus,sn to secure the crop. made upon IN. Is,5
az" v'y anxious 10 sell, will dispose Of The sbov. ,i
P"' !" ene payment IN you"s negroes. JNo. W CAN'T
S9-WG,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

u 1nsS'loer VIII cell privately bis tract Of land in,
SuoId county, siinaed on the north aud south Goft
tn IeN ana 90 the main rosd leading from Lynrbburr
y,fI = miles west Of Liberty, aud adionjpc CT
ero1ed contains about 100 acres Of which SEQ are u
poIuo " eNeeilem, tobacco land or tbe - ~.
az low grounds Of the 6r.t quality and The tens
tI".~any me nigh land This is one of the bs'' -.
u ~ me upper country being well adapted TO the VI
o ol ,onsSoo SOD all kinds Of gram It L.. r.u,L,bI,
tI ''y Iitt from onei n divided II would max. ,r 49,.
u1.oms Esets, which shall be done, If tiua VINO 80 -
Nh Il Pei'ons wishing purchase NAV snni,,
| IscI'nsr ie'idinE "a the ,ighol hood Of New Tl
~ 70 SSP'' Duiord, residing the Wal IRWIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
Squadron and Marine Department

'd''''''' "'t "'t't sbos ttC department
Of Perd Cruz.
HaVlng IN my power several commissions for
priVateers, which have been directed to me by the
supreme government, for such persons as may de-
sire 10 arm vessels 10 cruize against the enemy,
notify the public, that those who want them NAV
apply, il being understood that they will be grant
ed, with the formalities witch are provided by
the ordinances and laws which treat of the subject
IS, 1927
CSigned) DAVID PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

FFPm FeTa Cy7t=.-A commercial friend, who
IS in possession of late Vera Cruz paper has IA
vored us with copies of the following proclamatons
oil commodore Porter, Issued on the 10th of No
vember We published some days since report,
mat measures of this kind had been taken by the
heNican government, but we believe that the in
tclhgence has not been until now reduced 10 a Ger
tainty 1t Is subject of immense importance TO
our commercial men. The step taken by Comrno-
dore Porter, under the direction OF his govern
ihehi, amounts TO letting loose the cruizers and
private armed vessels Of Mexico, or of any adven-
turer, who, with the hope of gain, may now en-
gage In the service of that nation, against an ex-
tensve and profitable trade carried on by citizens
OF the United States in their own vessels
y. Y. Com Adv.
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Il .SfTLL4TTOhr TT-9 H-,1II,1,-

a fpUNu MAN, who has a correct knoyyeJy. . q ,...
n 'd Hho mas LIVED several year, ehsueeiy com,
3 3ti = dssirou- OF obtaining situation. He yyo,
tor moderate w,ges,l any oredhsble ~ % aeetPs
~' hs could tendsr justice aud .atisfseon 4, h., err p
e. s a1oty testino nials his tharaeter d
wodueedi ant references given when rcqnrel Ict $50 e
"y PSon "h,ns 70 employ young man, addressed to W
'' '''' &c promptly attended
Jan IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

shaaesy. AZ rule. held the clerks oCes Of teeo
court Of Meeklenburs the 4lh day of be Ie27-
Robert Hester p',T
against
Ahn hviet (wiow snl reliet Of Frahc Hester, Ice
'homa' utsie' John u n. & Lilly h.. VILE Abraham IL
~ samuel Hester SAMUEL White end Ann hi, wife Hem,
Inc Defend ant rhoma. Hester Satsuei Wh,r npI An,ti
@ i hehard Hester not having eif app,rishse
70 e act II Assembly aud IN, Rule. ul tin cotf.
nd sa'sli,iory Appearing TIA, they s.e o inhsbss
@ 49, ~ ~ motion OF tn Plaintiff by his Attorney, 4, Is
nat the san Defendants dc appear here ga The ID
ntonusry count neNt aud enter then appearance ani
NV" n' fl.mt'G' Ball. and hst copy ii this order h-
I " one OF the Newspapers printed IN the ey Roh-
S , weeks sues tssivey, and posted the fsvut dor
y ''s '0ui'h0u'e o. said county. A copy Trsle,
n. @, !. q. BAPTIST D. c
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DAVID PORTER.
Squadron and Department Of Marine
ne -
(Signed)

Of Derd Cruz.
Pursuant TO the disposition of the supreme gov
eminent, under date of July 23d last past, and in
conformity with the ordinances and laws which
govern the matter, all vessels, on board of which
may, be found effects aPpertainng to the enemy,
snail be conducted TO this port for trial. The same
snail be practsed with every vessel on board of
winch may be found goods cOntraband of war, des-
uned for the service OF the enemy-understandin
as such goods, mortars, cannon, muskets, pistols
9 other ire arms; also, swords, cudasses bayonets
ana other offensive arms; powder, balls, granades
ahd all other munitions of war ship timber cord
age canvass and other supplies proper for the CON
siructon and armament of vessels of war; naval
stores harnesses for cavalry and soldiers clothing
and generally all goods which NAV serve for war
by sea or land of which l notify the public, for
the information Of the merchants for their govern
hent and also that they may not alege ignorance.
also make it known, for the Information of those
who may he disposed to solicit commissions for pri-
yate cruizers, and such may be actually cruizing
against the enemy.
Frigate Liberty, Nov. TO- 1927.
(Signed) DAVID PORTER.
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hose Who know Gen. jackson, can never give
Tie least credit TO this ridiculous tale He has Of
ten yielded 10 the persuasion and entreates of his
trends, but when, in the whole course OF his life
was he ever driven from his fixed determination
ny threats and menaces' All will answer, never!
II Is somewhat unfortunate for the author of this
strange story, that he should have remained silent
Hnti alter the degth of the lamented Decatur
ms circumstance alone, must create the most I'M
favorable opinion of his yeracty and what man
oil common understanding can believe, for a mo-
meni' that any angry controversy could have taken
place between Gen. Jackson and Com Decatur.
IN the oRH-choiabcT Of the Senate, without its be-
ing Immediately known TO the public; and yet L.
as the aid-de-camp of Gen. jackson, though said
70 nave been present on the occasion, heard
Of the occurrence, until informed of it through the
medium Of the newspapers
have thought it equally due to Gen. jackson.
presented to sully the fame of his surviving friend
and the public, 10 make this statement which YOU
can use in any manner you think proper.
Il. l.. CALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

FsliE co partnership Of Wtayer 4 Sosar bsvi,r .,,
limitation on The jist Dec. 1897, was on thst Ia, - ~
aeon W. W eavtr being authorized sttle tI,e 60,
on persons indebted, Will please make u,,,, we
l' nu a' persons having claims will present IA m 10
JACOB NJ. Weassf,
ALVA Span ~