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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09


r.. |. State Lottery, No, z.
To be drawn Friday, Oct. 10th.
$4,000 Highest prize.
/ prize of 1900, 1000, 600, 400, 3o0,&
Tickets S2-shares in proportion.
Vermont Lottery, els. |, extra.
To be drawn Monday, Oct l3.
$4,000, Highest prize.
l prize of 1000, 500. 200, lis, 3of 100, &c.
Tickets only sl-shares in proportion.
Conn. State Lottery,no.2,extra.
To be drawn Monday, Oct, is.
$4,000, Highest prize.
of 1883 2 of 1000, 6 of 500, 3 OF 4oo, III
of 300, 10 of $50, 20 of 100, &c. &c.
Tickets $3-shares in proportion
n. Y. ConsoPd. Lottery, no. II,
To be drawn Thursday, Oct. l6.
Sl2,5OO 'iPG"ss' piiae.
l Of 6O00, 1000, 26S4, 4 of 1000, Of 500,
8 of 25O, &c. &c.
Tickets So, parts in proportion.
Delaware, Maryland, 8. North
Carolina consol'd. Lottery.
Drew yesterday IN Wilmington, Del.-list eA
pectcd on Saturday morning.
Capitdl Pri:es--l oC So GOO, ef Slo3, of
1000, ) of 400, 3 of 800. . 200, IL of l2O, &c
Whole ticket. only 49, shares in proportion,
TICKETS AND P.iRTS, IN the dbOue
and other Lotteries constantly on hand s.
For sale by
w. C4LL4 L4H4N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

Nv sta,emrn: published In toe Barnslaoie
Journal, it appears that the quann'y OF saN
mad, IN the county of Barns,sble, IN the year
1897 WAS s84254 bushels; and the NUMBER OF
TO-, oC salt works built in said county in the
wear 1928, was s9,leS.
The repor, Of deaths las, week in New orS
emb, sced 100 persons-viz SO men, le wo-
men, IS boys, and so girls-42 OF whom Que" VI
CONSUMPTION, and IL Stubborn.
The constable who conveyed Christie to
Canada has returned to New York. He ariv-
ed a, York on Friday evening. Christie was
ex amined on Saturday, on Monday he was III,
1;eted. on Tuesday he was arraigned, pieaueo
guilty, and sentenced 10 oe h'"s ."
last.
On Thurday, the 9th Of October, was ia'd al
T,sc,,oo., the corner. stone OF the University
NJ Alabama. Itwas attended by very respec-
,.bl. number of citizens Of this place. copy
Of every paper published in tins state was de
oosi,ed under the stone.
Mr.. Bali, OF Ne" port, speaking IN the '.cne-
Z, al Assembly Of Rhode Island, upon the aiaiEs
If the remnant OF the Nardganset tribe oil ih'
| dams. mentioned the curious histoiical 'act
tina, the late king Of the Nargansets, 'oiunia-
riIy transferred his right o! sovereignty 10 'ne
LEGISLATURE Of that state by Will, and expressly
placed his people uode. It's protection
1t is calculated by writer IN the oos'oo
Evening Bulletin, that Blaek king to the amount
OF 100000 of dollars is annually imported
from ENGLAND 10 the United States, mostly las
beled-"Day and Martin We should suppose
this large calculation.
MIR. WalIack, Mrs Duff, and Clara 'sher
are now performing a: the fremont nea'fe
| Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

The Richmond Wing comments, with Just
severity, on the deles,abls and disgusting bul>
letins which are daily issued from Nashville,
giving Information of the state of Gen. jack
sons health. Republicans Of Virginia, asks
the Wing, can you read one OF these bulletins,
distributed from Nashville over the whole Uni
ted States, officiously apprising you that Gen.
blood burn in your cheek? Suppose General
Jackson is sick, or dead. Has Sparta no other
man but him? The next step will be TO put up
prayers in all he churches for hi, recovery,
when his Royal Highness happens to fall sick
Shades Of Jefiersos, Madison, Henry and Roane!
can you survey this scene Of mock royalty
without indignation?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
JTindsor, ". Nov. [.

VmOSOT, ~. NOU. 10
S,~cur.R CIRcuMsTANcE.- |; was related
10 us. day OF Two since, BY a person Of un-
questionable veraci,y, that while party were
ENGAGED. upon the 5lh instant, near The village
&C Ru,laud, in this stale, in firing al pumpkin
for mark, ball passed the object, and, alter
going 81 rods, IS ascertained by measurement
entered the mouth Of Mr.. Strong, who was
standing in the range of The gun, knocked In
two Of his teeth, and lodged in the passage oil
he throat The ball was, Wi h some diffcul
,y, extracted by DR.. Cleveland, OF Rutland, leav'
ing he subject Of this unweicome intrusion
"mo,e scared than hurt" although some slight
Inflammation Of the mouth and throat were ex-
NO iynted Tor few days. The mark was GO
Tee. higher than the spot on which Mr.. Strong
stood
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

We take il for granted that our readers-ali
,qd Zach of tLem-paid particular attention to
Mr. MirchelPs letter, published in yesterdays
Gazette. Some facts, however, connected with
The appearance Of that letter, deserve 10 be
mentioned. II will be rccollected that rumor
vent abroad, soon after the adjournment of the
asst session Of Congress, that meeting Of the
REPRESENTATIVES of the Southern States had
b,en held during the session, in which plans
highly inimical 10 the peace and government
Ofthc United STATES were proposed and adso-
Gated This report was subject OF peculiar
in.eres, to the people Of South Carolina, and
calls were made, in the newspapers, upon their
representatives. for Information on the subject.
Colonel Drayton, Of Charleston, was at length
brought ou,, and unequivoeally denied any par
tcipation, on his part, in such proceedings
Mr. Ha,ne, a Senator from South Carolina,
sas since also denied the whole' charge. 1t is
20 his letter that Mr. Mitchell, Representa-
i've from the same State, has replied We need
no, rspeat his empha,ical language to show
nha, were the real designs of the Southern
Iacksonans, aud that their zeal in the cause oil
heir idol, alone prevented them from laying
heir socriegious hands upon the altar of our
Liherlies-but we do repeat the charge, 10
brand the foul crime upon the front Of the ,ral-
or that GEORGE McDUFFIE has dared, in
secret couclave, 20 propose DISSOLUTION
OF THE UNION, and to plunge this nation
INTO all the horrors of CIVIL WAR.
More Of this here after.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
POSTPONED SALE.
Book Auction.


IN Saturday evening rext the 15thnst. at my auc-
- ton store 1T King and st Assph-streets.
shall commence the sale Of large and valuable COL
lection Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Among them will be found many new and valuable
works The books will be opened Tomorrow morn
ing and ready for inspection. Country merchan's and
others DESTROYS of procuring good books upon mode.
rate terms are invited to call and examine the assert
Inent, and suppl themselves at private sale at any
time previous to the sale.
At private sale,
chest of Imperial, and2 Tea, warranted first
l of Hyson chop.
About 500 lbs. of merino and common wool
Merino long shawls very cheap
A variety of shawls and handkerchiefs
piece domestic carpet, drab cloths
do each black and mkt do
Rose blankets, z, 4, y 10, II, ~ and 1874
Point do, upper and sosl leather
A small lot OF well cured middling bacon
/ bureau, tables, chairs of various descriptions
And many other articles, together with assortment
of STOVES at Baltimore prices
nov l! GEO. WHITE, Auct.
*x*The above sale is post.
poned till Monday Erening merit I'm instant. Gaia.
logues will be distributed Monday morning.
nov IS G. W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

The second series Of Sir Waller SCOTS Tales
Of Giandfa,he., have been published. The
editor Of the National Gazette says-"both the
design and execution deserve high praise
The Tales are, indeed, especially adapted for
youth, but they possess attraction for all per
sons to whom the romantic history Of Scotland
is interesting. Sir Walter has selected the 10 :
pics with his best judsmen', and enlivened his
narratives with the ingenious turns Of phrase
ard happy touches, which give an original and
racy character 10 most OF his compositions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

1t is said 1000 persous assembled at Port ST..
Louis, in Maur:uis, on the occasion ofthe eel
for The express purpose Of publicly insulting
him, and personal violence was even threatened.
1t seems that after the event, Sir G Lowry
Cole. the Governor Of the island, issued proc
lamatior expressing severe censure on the par
ties concerned. The Governor refers to The
insult in no less light than as one offered to
The very person Of the King, inasmuch as Sir
Hudson wore The full dress Of an English Cen
era officer at the time it was offered. The
people have no, yet forgotten BooaParie's
TAILOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

To-day the Indian Warriors at Washington
give grand WAR DANCE, at which the
Volunteer Companies Of the. Is, Brigade are to
be present.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

A letter from Albermarle Of the 9th, states
that Col. Monroe had nearly recovered the ef'
fects of the fall from his horse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

Jackson. The Allegheny district no, heard
from.
Two more counties in Virginia heard.from
Greenbrier, Adams majority lle; Monroe, Adj
ans majority llo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
Nir,BM,A ND@IAs
s. MORNING, NOVEMBER IS, 1928

-. las, IS years we have been attentive
-, and actual cOmba'an's in the poiitl-
'n'' orour country. We mingled In the
,b;cb preceded The election OF Mr. Jei-
''i"' "A which never ceased during the
'''I"' or his administration; we were not mac
'D''l the new campaign commenced; and
n't x, he long and arduous struggle between
.'''1 10 ,,.mocra,ic and federal parties, we ne
'' ,,r,hsred upon our posi-, nor dropt our wea
moment; we have, in short, Witness
= add experienced-magna pars j"-'he '0r,
=. bsart burniugs, contentious, abuse and
,..J arising from, and incident to- SEVEN
n-.;J.r,ial Elections-all prosecuted with VI
both sides, ard carried on under the
state Of excitement. With this expe>
md in the honest sincerity OF our heart,
~ ,,v. there has never been sach viNDIc-
rxpyLExrINe, and ILLiBERAL opposition,
- man, or set Of men, by any party, as
,.,. has been towards the present Admins
wits enemies and prosecutors. The
,;m. has gone by, when such an assertion as
-. could avail any thing for political ehert
,,,y psc il now, when the contest is decid-
, 3, chow that We have, all along, said what
-, thought, and no more; that we have been
;,,,,e in our denunciations Of party, organ
ID with the avowed objects Of pulling down
-. Administ, alton, though as pure as the An
/. =, the throne Of God, and Of elerating TO
,il authority man without talents and with
al, experience; and that, if we fail, we shall
,,ys The consolation OF knowing that, to the very
rs. we have continued 10 expose to The people
ie nature and principles Of Earty, which has
Elected the temporary political overthrow OF
some Of the wisest, greatest, and most Vir'uous
nrn that America ever produced.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

OHlo.-The Stuebensville Herald Of the 9th
instant, contains returns from all the counties
in the State, which give Mr.. Trimble 2,l75 ma
Iority for Governor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
Wanted a Good Cook.

GOOD wages, in family residing Alexandra,
u will be given for a Female Servant, who can
cook, wash and iron. Her chief employment Guild
be as a cook. She must he a slave, and raised and
owned in the country. No town bred servant need ap
ply Further information can be had Of the printer.
oct Is d3t&3tawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

Governor Morrow is mentioned as a candi
date 10 supply the seat vacant from Ohio in the
Senate of the U. States, by Gen. Harrison's re.
signation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

Carriage and Gig at Private Sale.
,,.NnsoME Family Carriage, having lately q UNI
"A dergone thorough repair. with new fairness ''F
IVA ., $50 good Gig and Harness. For sale by
Hiso-i b. WM. d. MUTT,
20 Corner Of Prince and Unon-sts'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
Trustees Sale of a House and Lot
In GrenfsrIUe

DY virtue of deed of trust from James Hampton
ID and wife, and Henry >. HALEY to me, bearing
date the 18th day Of December, 1927 and recorded in
shall, for the purposes therein mentioned, the first
Monday in November next, (being the first day of
Prince William County CUurt) before the front door
of the courthouse of said county, expose to .ae, by
public auction, for ready money, the Lot in the
plan Of said town by the number fifteen, and pre-
sent in the occupancy Of Mr. George w. Fi,zhugh.
Such title is vested in under the said deed will
be conveyed to the purchaser.
sept 23-dts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
The Sale above Advertised
has been adjourned TO the First Monday in December
next j. MACRAE.
nov IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
Next Lotteries:

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra class No TO- Will be drawn Tuesday next
Scheme prize of $4,000, of 1000, of 1000,
l of 1,750 of ZOO. and the usual number Of small
er prizes. Tickets S; halves 2 so; quarters D.
Maryland State Lottery,
Sd sub schem-, will be drawn in Baltimore We'd
nesday the Goth Of November. Tickets S.; shares in
proportion.
Splendid Lottery.
Grand Consolidated Washington City
Lottery will be drawn 18th of December Prize of
$4,000 Of 10000, of 5000. of 9, 500 of $50
of 1000, &c. AZ number Lottery, drawn ballots.
114s0 tickets Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters 5;
eighths so; sIxteenths 25 for sale ia variety Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
American Journal of the Medical

GCIENCES, published Quarterly BY Carey, Lea and
- tarey-Terms IS per snnum, payable in advance
No is lust received, and country subscribers
specially requested TO send for copies to A. I. KEN
NEDY, of whom complete sets of the present and
former series be had Orders for medical works
ofany description supplied on good terms.
nov Is st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
Prices Of Produce ia Alerundrin yesterday.
From the Baltimore american of yesterday
THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET,

Howard Street Flour continues 20 come TO
market very freely, and each days supply is
now greater than that OF the preceding The
consequence has been that the Flour merchants.
at the opening of the market yesterday morning,
refused 10 buy at the late advanced rates, when
the wagon price Immediately fell to SO per
barrel, and SO continued throughout the day.
This is a reduction ofone dollar per barrel from
the wagon price Of Wednesday, Sales ofsmall
lots Of this description were made from the
stores yesterday morning, al So so. A lot OF
super6ne Susquehanna Flour, which reached the
mark-t yesterday, was sold at Ss. In City
Mills we have heard Of no transactions
The decline in the price OF Flour has sus-
pended operations in Wheat. The value of the
article, Of course, is not as great as it was On
Wednesday.
Corn has given way in price, and the sales
were made yesterday at lower rates than pre-
viously. One cargo OF yellow was sold at Sc
Gents per bushel.
A sale of TKhiskey in hhds was made yester-
day at 81 cents per gallon. Some parcels were
received yesterday from the Susquehanna.
We observe that in consequence OF the high
price of Flour, the extraordinary quantity of
three thousand barrels was br1u ght to the Rich.
mond marke, in single day, Monday last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
Cloths, &c.

OIOVNSe 1Ns
TOUN NJ. JOHNSON & Co. have received by the
sD schooner Increase, from New.York, additions!
SUPPLY OF
:SUPERFINE BLUE and MIXED CLOTHS
which were bought for them, at auction, by an exp
renced purchaser, and will be sold low They iay
also received further supply of Cassinets and Black
J,,t;nos nov l5--St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

FLouR.-Since our last, says the New York
Commercial, this article, which had so rapidly
advanced, has declined spectators have sub
mitted to reduction Of about half dollar a
barrel. The following quotations must be TAX
en- as nominaI-New York superfne, 80;
Western Canal, 80 IS 80 so.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
=. CQRSE'S

Lottery md Erchange Office, King-st Alexandria
q TIL. official list of the drawing Of the second
subscheme of the MARY land State Lottery, No. 6, is
received and NAV be examined az above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

Asa matter OF political history, and for the
purpose Of reference hereafter, if ever the sub
lect should again b. touched upon, we give, in
ihe words Of the Cincinnati Gazette, the charge
that has been made agains, General Jackson,
with respect to the Chickasaw Treaty:
The charge against General Jackson is
hi>; He proposed to James Jackson TO So
manage al the treaty as 10 make the Colbert
Reserve The subject Of private speculation for
himself, General Coffee, and James Jackson
Ttay Gov Shelby becoming suspicious Of the
conduc, Of Gen. ackson, insisted upon such an
arrangement, respecting that Reserve, as secur-
eds to the government, instead OF the private
speculaturs. That Governor ShelDy's efforts TO
rescue this Reserve from the grasp ct private
speculation was the cause of volen, quarrel
leIwetC himself and General Jackson. And i,
asserted that James Jackson holds letters
rom thei General which will establish these
iacts. But James Jackson considers them the
secrets Of General Jackson, which he cannot
hOnOrably disclose but upon the Generals re-
q4lsuon. Such is the charge, such the a!ie'
cation respecting the evidence.
What a curious situation the friends OF the
General would be placed in, should James
Jackson actually give to the world "damnlns
proofs" Of their iavorite's participation IN th'
Intended fraud upon the government oil the y
S,,ts.i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
RUMNEY,S

Lottery and Exchange g6fce, Alexandria.
Drawing of Rhode Island Lottery, Sth class.
Is % Ia 81 Is So
Drawing Of I'd sub scheme of Maryland State Lot
terry. Ne 6, is received nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

PRESIDENTIAL ELEC TON NEWS.
From New YORK, we have no further cleo
aon returns upon which any reliance can be
placed
From Ono, the las, accounts give the Jack
son ticket majority.
Nothing since our last from KENTUCKY.
As far as accounts have been received from
MAINLAND, there sre Adams electors, and 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
=. H. WHITES

Lottery Office, R0yoI s'ttE.
where was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, one
half of the Capital Prize of $4,000 dollars and many
All orders by MAIL post paid, enclosing cash or
~ in former lotteries and ordering tickets or
shares in any responsible lottery, will receive Pr1mp'
attention from
nny Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
md FANCY GOODS.

Consisting of Knives and Forks various qualities,
bucks, clear horn black, tipped and ivory in sets Of
knives iron rim, pad, cupboard, till and sidcboard
Locks Hinges and Screws, Catches and Bolts, carpen-
ter's and shoe makers Tools, Plated Spurs, Curry
Combs, Alerton's Avn Blades and Tacks, Commodt.
Knobs, Cotton and w DOL Cards. Plated and Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Bed Screws, Spit Boxes,
Bread Trays, Plated Casters and Candles sticks Cross
Cut, Mill and Whip saws, Walters, I,ellmetal Kettles,
Timed and iron Tea Kettles, Brass Andirons, Shoves
and longs. Gilt, Curied Maple and Toilette Looking
and hoop Iron of various Sizes White and Brown Shoe
Thread, Curtain Pins; Britannia Tea and Coffee
Potts, Spades and shoves Nails all sizes, Pots and
Ovens, best silver-eyed Jennings Needles, and VAR
Gus other articles.
oct IS d1teo5w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra class No 10 10 be drawn at the City Of Alba.
ny on Tuesday, 18th Nov. 45 numbers drawn bal
lots Highest Prize $4,000 Tickets S.; halves
so; quarters 81 25 For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
PAY attention.!
First Lotteries.

First Lotteries.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
EXTRA class No TO- will b. drawn on Tuesday the 18th
Nov. Highest Prize $4,000 Tickets s3 halves
so; quarters Is
Vermont Lottery, Clas Q.
HIGHEST Prize IS OoO-will be drawn in Brsttleboro
nm TUESDAY the 18Th Nov. Tickets 81: halves l;
quarters so cents.
Grand State Lottery Of Rhode Island,
M O N he drawn at Providence Friday Nov. 2lst
Prizes of 1000. Tickets So, halves /; qrs SO cts
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
r,,.s No IS for 1925 to be drawn in Phllsde pha on
Tuesday 18th November. IS number lottery, drawn
ballots. Capital Prize 10000. Tickets $40, halves
5, quarters 2 so; eighths l Is For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-15
John T.. MandeN,

rORNER of King and Royal streets, has just re
~ ceived from Baltimore and Philadelphia, and az
fers for SALE the most reasonable TERMS for cash.
a handsome assortment Of
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
LATE INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.

The Sally at New York, in AZ days from Have.
brings Paris papers to the 18th January and Lon
don to the It'll inclusive. The most important in
telsencc is the change in the British Ministry, Of
which nothing more is certainly known than thai
Lord Godcrch has resigned, and Lord Lyndhurst
and the Duke of Wellington had been sent for by
the King TO form Cabinet The list given by
the Morning Herald of the intended new Minis.
try, may or may not be correct. Reports Of this
change have, as our readers know. been some time
in circulation. The brief specuIations of the Lon
don journals on this subject, will be found among
the details Of the news.
The intelligence from The East, SO far as it regards
the intentions Of Russia, is of the same complexion
as before. 1t still seems to be thought that that
Power viii act in accordance with the stipulatons
in the treaty Of the 9th of July. From Turkey, on
the contrary, the reports are of a more warliSc
character. Some active measures OF defence arc
mentioned, and the Multi, the head of the church,
has by pastoral letter called the faithful to tie
defence OF islanlism. Still the Dyan does no.
deem war the inevitable result OF the late tlansac
tons; and general persuasion exists in Vienna
mat the winter, at least, will be spent in ncgot'
atoms.
! It seems that the Bank of Lisbon, in accordance
with the arrangements we mentioned short time
ago. IS paying OFT its small notes, and preparing e
meet Its other engagements Bait. american.
The Cincinnati Republican states, that in Lo
gan County, Ohio, where at the last election. Gen
Jackson received but one vote, recent meetnS
was attended BY one hundred of his supporters