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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
Raj, ROAD-PROGREsslNG.

I, AFFORDS Us srcere gratih alton to be able 10
announce TO o<r readers, that the actual COM
meuermcn, Of the grading aud prepari"g 81 he
frs, l. miles of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
Road took place rhi, morning. We further
learn there i, fair prospect that Oh- entire
line originally contemplated TO be completed
within the fl S, ye.r wilt be under contract in a
few days a, very fair and reasonable rates.
The zeal and sound judgment with which this
noble enterprise has so far been conducted. Tue
able talents which have been engaged IN | 5
construction, and the powerful ini1"enoe which
ha, happily been brougn; to sustain /, all as
sure Us ,ha, nothing will he waning which
wealth, talrn's and zeal can effect to secure lis
early and triumph Ant success.
Bqbinore Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
DID,

Yesterday morning a. halt past O'clock, Mr. Cir
CINNATCs TILPI.N His friends and acquaintancea are
rvttedto attend his funeral this morning at O'Clock,
from the residence of his mother on P'street, oppo
,.te st. Pau's Church.
[Communicate!
Departed this HE on " cdnc sday the 9th of July
t,rr shor, but severe illness, Mr. ArHrsrrs Brrrs
"a tho 4s,h year Of his age, native Of Pennsylvania
and fer the last g years citizen of Alexandra
It would he superAuous TO; attcnlpea p"negync on
the character Of the d, ceased He was known to be
worthy and respectable citizen, an honest aud in
us!rious man
Bv ,his dispensaton Of Divine Providence. wife
and four children have to mourn the loss OF an a G..
,onate husband and tender parcnt-hu why should
they mourn 1t is the prerogave Of jehovah to Gre
ate and destroy Let us then Ne submissive to his holy
will, and rejoice that destnies are in the hands OF
an all wise, Just and mercitul God.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
Notice.

PROPOSALS will he received az the Office q NE
5 Cbsy3p'ats and Ohi0 Cuai Company. in the CITY
% VA rtou, on The IAN, 5h aud 10th If August
nv, To-. ,.' Excavation, Embgnkmert, and Wallng,
90 i'a | ! nl OF the chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
IN HAt H' ,>c'ions, extending from the head of the
'lVe calls 70 HE heal OF the Great Falls of the 20
''"c Ncr Uniform printed terms "a the proposals,
'.nsyDS .ue various species o work to be executed
| WN DC supplied Al the Oh,e to any person desiring
contracts al printed contracts viii be ia readiness
" IS ''''' 'ivr the proposals Shall have been ap-
'"''' ID! Me President aud directors OF the Company
r''p ~" "ha'so he received, in ike manner from
- 10 Ni gun OF October, for building frer, Is to
- LOCKS or the hnc OF Canal above mentioned aud
100 ''S masonry OF such Aqueducts Culverts, sc rs
.'AS DC comprised inthe plan Of structure.
A ic'tess htIve 10 the subject matter or this no.
ICE VIII De addressed, post pad, b, tn,, writer to
Gay T. NSLS' CLERK OF tue Chesapeake and Ohio
'~aa COMPANY, Washington.
JOHN ?, lNGlE,
Of he C. and o. Canal Cc,apang.
'''' u'tr OF WAsHISaToS,
JNL 10Th, 1928 eot,6,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30

Capt. Iiar', of the sohr. Eclipse, arrived al
New. York on Sunday last, in 20 days from
Narsanilla, Cuba, states that information had
reached the latter place from Kingston, Jam.
that tn British brig of war FAIRY, had sue.
ceeded IL capturing pIraiical Schooner III me
Nesi cnd Of jamaica, after running light "i
% miles On finding they could rot escape,
several Of he pirates jumped ovcr3oard ana
were drowncd. About fly were taken, and
hey will al no t'oub, I've ex"cu'"d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30

co;9 and .Siyer Bullion -Goid and SILVER
., y ~ into England, which las now
-. what Spain formerly was-the great
ts.s., nro' which the precious metals pass
T''no,s-Wi,hin a week Toe East lncia
Ta.,1a,v have received abJve o,oool IN gold
- a;I,rr. from Brngll and Bombay. More
,., > million Of dollars arrived on TUESDAY
mis- majc,ty's ship Ranger, from Peru and
F,,,bw.,t coast Of America. The Scviia
lie, ALLY expected from Mexico, with hall 4
million.
tn. BIZ Uaiam Tree.-rhe mammoth pro
d,,,-or The American forest, which was txhi>
r;.,d in New York and philadeiPaia, has been
,rsnsport,d to London aud sold for Two nun
.,.el 5ound, sterling II was found near Lake
Erie, and measures thirty SIX feet IN circum'e'
.,ncc: is iaier.Gr presents splendid drawing
rOrm.
The Charleston Courier. adveriing 70 the
usu,l stapna'ion OF tad at 'his seH>"'i, Il.
marx, that thi, together with the prevalence oil
he Dtngur fever, ha> nearly put stop 20 oH
mess ali descriptions Many stores and
COUNTING houses are closed, in consequence oil
aHa.,lchcd 10 them falling SICK.
Correspondence Of ALEXIS and MAHoMFr THE
70 -tru Perhaps 'he,e never WAS a more tart
correspondence, than tbat which tooH pii's
ha,ve. ,he Car ALEXI, and the Sultan MA
uo,f.r ". The Sultan in MS Letter treated
.,s Cz,rasa Christina Hos Iodlr, and styled
dins"if most glorious m1Jra Y, king OF the
I,i..rs,!" The Gar answered., that he would
no; .u7m,t 20 Mahomrtan deg, and that his
sword void more avail than tre s0hrc 81 Tn
Gr.nI Ssrgnor. This Wa, polI,c, ana 10 'ns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
LAiLSI FROM BRILiL.

Our correspondents ,fthc New York Gazette
AID Mercantile Advertiser have forwarded US
proof sips, detailing the following Attenuation
received by the schooner Colossus, wbi' ar>
rived .: Ma,blrhcad on Friday last. from Rio
d. Jansiro.
On the 18th Of June very serious dlstur>
haucc broke ont b -tw,e The Irish and Germ an
troops on the one side, & the BiNzi!ilan troops
on III o,hcr. 1t or slnatcd irom Brazilian
Co'onel'> p.ss,ng d German aenrinci on duty,
who II, elected TO pay the usual military salute,
as he Colonel was not in uniform; ihis being
construed BY the lionel inlo an Intentional in
suit, ne ordc;cd the sentinel TO be punished
with Two hundred lashes, which were accord
ingly administered, AID the eAeCuliomrr for
some reason Or other added TWO hundred more
70 tie pun.her. This coming 20 The ears Of he
foreign tro"p,, rXaSpcrarcd them highly, and
iuhau,ed %. d5con'ent which already existed,
Re spcctnS their pay and latirns
They in consequence revolt cd, although they
were withou, aims The EmpcI or having o. dered
them 20 pc AIKEN from them two day, previous
in consequence OF the mu,inous disposition they
had displayed. The Brazilian troops march
ed 10 attack lhrm II ihn,~ .----
the lurrgn troops sta toned 1T fost 81. anna,
in the city, were dcf'au d with great slaughter,
500 being killed and the rest t-ken prisoners.
One regimenr Of foreign troops had already
procr,d cd to The palace of the, Emperor, aud
obtained possession Of it, the Emperor being
driven out, aud taking with ham in his flight
hi, most valuable tfftc,>. Twr other regiments
had also each got possession Ct Gorrrcs>es al
| St. Christ phtr, well applied with arms and
mum, tons Of war. The fnr, ign commissioned
Ulcers with the cxccp i'm Of one colonel, had
all eft Itrir troop: d, the beginning OF the re-
volt, 50 that they were without regular leaders
The English ~ gun ship Gsnses, . t'igaies,
and s!oap Of war, French friga'es, Shops
f ar, brig and schooner, lanGed al then
III ri rrs, at the Enperor's request, and took
possession Of the Island Of E pbrur, and the az
srua, opposite. The mex, day they proceeded
with the Emperor and The Brazilian troops to
ST. Chri,,"phe, to regain possession Of the
palace and the Two forts occupied by the Ger
man anil Irish troops. No intelligence had
( be, n received r. ON the scene Of contest VIXEN
,ap, b ssom sailed, on the l4h, but great
! f ing I'D het n heard 1t Flo, duLirg that anu
! the pre- etding day. Great cX'ru"ns w"r
makipg by thu go, eminent to procure addilion
al supplies o! troops, and iii were coming /"
continually from the counirv. Grea' alarms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
JNNIES : OUN. I'M.
EENYlSr.

Sd ESpECrgUIiY informs The ci'iz ~, and " si,or
"a # Ale Nln,i,ia that hc may D, CO ted ~ Nr
q Jhg,,t', 'lotcl. on ia f 5: end 'h,ri " tDNts
DAY IA every month. tom O'Clock, \ VI. until .
e II
Al ,,ttrrs addressed 20 nr. G. ., h.s office between
the Uat"l states Bunk ,:. tne Presidents iIOu>-,
Washington CITY, or Il AZ Mr. Il. ClHSctts iioteiin
AEyu,lri,, Will DC pmctgAity A's,nded to.
april u eWN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
Swiss ovsulate,
.7leznud,iu, Dtsirict Of Coiumbia, ION Juiy,

The time fixed for the first call having expired, no
ticc /, hereby gwen that second call from the Or
pi.n Chamber OF ST. Gall, Will probably he made IN
the lst October next, third call on st Jan'ry !829;
so that the n,er-,t the parties will not be prtu-
diced if they forward in time for the subsequent calls
the legal proof, of their descent from David md jacob
Zublin to their friends At st Gail, direct, to H. G.
DeRhs,n, Esq Swiss Consul at Ne" York, or to the
subscriber ANT. CHARLES CAZENoNE
Swiss Consul for the District of Columbia and the
Southern States.
july lS--eo2w
QTrbe R,leigh Register. and Charleston Courier
requested to publish the above advertisement as
Nal ked and forward their accounts to this Office I'M
medately for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
EaYmsrs attend!

II HAVE rented the Columbian Mills tor tne c''e1, ~
aso, anI I'm ,,;ve the highest market prce for
WHEAT free of gsrlicl and, ifdehyeisd ., ,h. MUS
reasonable addition. rho, ~, - =;
3. The Wheat will be paid for at the Will OF y"
Town. as is desired, aud the Wagons can nave '"su
ing in at six and quarter cents per Da'fs' W
Georgetown, july l0-2awImo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30


ptesen, English Cabinet, that i, MIGHT mors
properly be designated as "te General ST f."
and we find upon more careful perusal Of En-
glish papers, that among he liberal and int H.
gent portion OF the press, The subjec,ion of the
civil go, ernment OF England to he hands of
men bred in camps, and without any qualifica-
lions other than hose shat gn to Constitute good
soldiers, is topic in turn oil Indignant reproach,
of serious reasoning, and of Ii, civ ridicule.
Two extracts illustrating this are annexed;
and they sem absolutely addressed so com
pleleIy applicable are they-to the citizens Of
this, ountry, upon whom General Jackson is
pressed as candidate for the Chief 1Iari ira
cy; and who, only III more strong degree, i.
obnoxious 10 al the aisQaali.ving charges o.
gains, the Duke of Wilmington.
The Present Administration. ~-Thcre is some
hing grossly pff'n.i,e 10 tie good sense If am
frightened age in the whole structure of the
present Administration. On what does II rest?
The military renown Of The Duke OF Wciiing
ton, aud the bigo,ry of Mr. Peel We say his
bigorr,; for wilhout his his passion for legal
reforms would 5e held positive nuisance. and
lead 10 his expulsion. We call p ,litcs sci>
ence, and we say i involves a thousand nice and
intricate gu, s,iuns. Surely Ii, uyrqa i,es OK
pericnce, labour, and study, 10 master ITS prln-
Gi3lr6. No man ,,rrtcnjs 10 III Ike coa or
bull 8 house til he has studied the arr Of The
tailor or mason; but In The business of the ate
where xxi, is a. east Il, necessary, and mis-
takes as dangerous IS IL the tu ting e coat,
We ilns the most oIdna'y maXlms Of prudence
behind us We srleci man TO FIJI the hi OH
cSl Office, 10 amend our laws, Ii : hen our taxes
Regulate oar trade, because he has led aru.ie,
and gained battles; and having given hi Who'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARE:
TEN THO USHND DOLLARS,
TO The Hers Of Darid md jacob Z"bhn.
First { all,

4 + the request Of the Orphan Chamber Of the City
" of St GAIL ani by order Of the Circuit Court u
tina, City, Public Notice is hereby given to the HEIRS
and Descendants of "David dublin, son OF Ambrose.
Us. deceased, in the year lI4J and namely to those OF
hi, two deceased sons "Dayd and Jacob Zub.m, for
merry living ia Pennsy lyania and Carolina and from
whom since thirty ee, years nothing has been heard,
FOR The FIRST TIME.
they are therefore summoned to appear on the LIST OF
July of the present wear before the ireslent OF the
Circuit Court of st Gall, in this City, either person.
ally or 10 accompany their claims with credible proof
other being Re a,,ons de,cenamts OF the afore:
mentioned pc sons and also of their present place Of
residence, 10 enable the Orphan Chamber TO dstrIb-
ute the remaining property OF the aboye-mentIoned
deceased, now in heir possession, such person
persons whose claims en,le them to the property in
question.
tn. First Secretary of State of the Canton of st.
Gall, (sgned) BAo M"AEl NEh.
ST. GALL, IN Switzerland, the 9th May, 1923.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
Wheat Zee,

yvlHE bghes. market price for Wheat, Rye, Corn,
Fiaxsced, Flour Beans and Peas, AT the corner VI
Prince and Fairfax streets nus, W. H.
Waruners can he supplied with Plaster, SALT hef
rings, {Tc at the loves; prices
Flour stored in safe houses. 10.
July II o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
$50 REAEE.

The sail land Is described by said deed part Of
tract lying upon rcccquan Bay in sad county
in the occupanc, Of sad 1hoHp>on. A. stall sci
said land mcrc I, trustee under said deed, shall con-
yr, to the purchaser such title only Their. by
ed in me. JOHN hACEAE.
may l5-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30

There is singular coincidence In the ac'uai
condition. Of The British Ministry, and mat |"
which it is the desire of party IN this country
to bring our government-we mean us mere
military character and composition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30

Captain Putnam, Of the ship China, which
arrived at Salem Oh Friday last, from Lima,
reports, on the authority of Spanish gentle
man, tina, grea, earthquake took place in Pc
~ on the soth Of March, which did much dam
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30

gsY virtue Of deed OF trus, Il ON Robert T TLomo-
to me- bearing date ihe 3Is'da, or May,lo 7,
and duly recorded Ia the Clerks Cffce OF lai, *
County Court, IN the State # mgiuis. stnlI, on
tvu. -lTIr:NJ LrUtf Cnulpl DeTOlt ne iiht
door of the Court House Of sain county, eApose
SALE BY public auction, Tor read, money, IL Tract of
Land Conveyed TO me b, said decd estimated to con.
,,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
eotl6A
tg''s u tie Chesapeake end Ohio Canal
C0mVGHH,

r,, WARRINGTON, July 10 h. 1928
n1 Engineer having reported that another sabdi-
sun u Tue Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, extending
Ss. ,"e mead OF the Great Falls of the Potomac TO
NJ I'eeS' (about 81 nes) Is now under survey
t'nt ~uoe prepared for letting on contract, for EN-
NH In excavation and waiting. at he same time
1no'e named: Proposals therefore will also be
SSe'ed as above, on the IAN I5h snJ ,s,h 49,.
IT,, s SUBDIVISION there will be FIVE locks of eight
tSch proposals for building them, as we'll as
masonry ct such aQueducts, &c as NAV be ne
ny VIII DC -ceeiyed from the Is, to Goth october
nh, ~, 49,. JOHN z. INGi.E,
'7io Clerk Of the G. 4 o. Canal Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
.AlEI-hfzx. a, lT,DBIAs
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY so, 1898
a gentleman from Tennessee writing 10 tn,

Editors Of the In,elligencer says:
Had | YOUR four stram,presses here, and
kept ut work for tie tour months 10 come, 10
give the People the truth, and enable them TO
judgr corrccdv, l would risk all possess on
six electors in Tennessee voting for Adams.
Never did you see peonle changing SO fast.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
Grain and Plaster.

yJyuE Subscribers have formed copartnershlp, and
l will transact business at Niexardra and Deco.
on,n under the name of. * J. Il. Jsnney. They
invite tie call of who bring grain tor sale to
either Of those markets.
pa,msrs will at all times be furnished at Ocroquan
with master either in the rock ground on very mo-
w.. ,cr,ns JOS. JANNEY, jun
- - 9; JOHN IA JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
50 Cents Il Hott\e
WHEAT " AN ED
At THE
ST q M EEELL.
o, mo.
StrnX Morse.

NTOW on the farm of the subscriber, SIX miles from
~ NexanGra, bright sorcl horse, about h'teen
Lands and half hgh supposed to be SIX years old,
has switch tai aud small white spot on each side
Otis neck near his head He PAGES but Is NOT wen
",itsd mi horse was raised by Mr. Joseph Cash,
in th;. ncghbo.hooa. He has no appearance OF ha'-
in worked in gear. .,.,.,.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
rvu,tee's Sale.

nY virtue of five several deeds of trust from Law
IL renee g Alexander to me dated the - day
OF July, 1927, the ia day of August 1927, the 5th
da! of MARCH, 1928 the 10th day Of March, 1928. and
the 4th day of June, 1885, d recorded in the Clerks
Office oi Prince William, County Court, ] shall on
Thursday the 9TH da, Of Angus next, before The
tront-,oor Of PR &C VILLAIN Count House, off, for
sale to the highest bidder, tor ready money, All the
Estate, real AID personal, conveyed 10 me BY said
deeds, consisting of said Alexander's interest ur,rr
his fathers viii in a Tract Of and called ffng.
ham, y ing upon Cedar Run in sai' County ard 81
valuable Slav his share, estimated TO contain 900
acres, If certain Lands IN The Stat, Of Kentucky,
Tract OF ana at about 100 sGjac,ut To
Fling ham, aud four Slaves IN his possession rs
l shall Sell merely Trustee, sha oon,,, To tic
puchas # said Estate such title only as is vested
in by the said deeds.
Iuue -S--ts JOIN MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
PMb,ic Sale.

pWb.ic Sale.
nY virtue oftwo DEGREES Of the Circuit Court of the
- District Of Go umba, sitting IN Chancery AT A.
lexandra. viii be sold, at public auction. at l2 O'clock
on W"ddy 4h day Of August neat, at the Reading
Room IN N"vandria, S8o SH7RES MECHaN. CS,
B.iNK STUtK,-upon which Sc SO per share have
been plid, satisfy said decreess. Terms of sale
cash. ADAM lynn, Trustee
july Cts GEO. JOHNSON, Auct. =,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
Yntow mack Company

Yntow mack Company.
Office cfMe P"towmqct Company.
Gemseiotrn, Jt!ly d. Is g.
ETOTICE Is HEREBY GiNiN, That the Annual
" Meeting Of the Stockholders VIII be holden ON
Monday, the 4h August next at 10 o'clock, A ". AT
the Tavern Of ioratio Cagett, III Alexandria, to the
purpose of Elcctng President and four directors
for the ensuing year, and for transaciinG other b"SI
ness Of the COMPANY.
ROBr. BARNARD, +. 2. G.
iniN % -dt4N
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

else the high prsrogative Of revising
their fundamental law, in the character
Of whose provisions are laid the deep
foundations Of the veal or wo Of future
generations Hold not back from the
exercise ofthis high prerogative. And
when new day OF prosperity shall have
arisen on our much loved country, when
an enlightened and paternal govern
ment, founded on equal representation,
and looking with an equal eye on every
part of our territory, shall bsve dltused,
by its wisdom and energy, new life and
vigor into every vein and artery of the
political body, you may proudly say to
your children, "and I too aided in effect
ing the convention which has raised
from the dust the fallen fortunes of Vlr-
ginia." ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The following is list of the Coun-
ties, which voted, through their Repre-
sentatives, in the negative:
Allegheny, Amelia, Bath, Brunswick
Buckingham, Charles. city. Chesterfield
Cumberland, Dinwiddie, Elizabeth city,
Essex, Gloucester, Goochland, Grayson,
Greeuyile, Halifax, ienrico, Isle OF
Wight. James city, King and Queen
King George, King William, Lancaster,
Logan, Lunenburg, ard Mason.
White population represented, &C
cordiDg to the census of 1920, by votes
in the negative l6i,l49.
Counties which voted in the afiima-
tive .-Aocomaek, Albemarle, Amherst
Augusta, Bedford, Berkeley, Botetourt
Brooke, Brunswick, Cabeli, Campbell
Caroline, Charlotte, Culpopper, Fair
fax, Fauquire, Fluvanna, Franklin
Frederick. Giles, Goochland, Green
briar, Hampshire, Hanover, Hardy
Harrison, Henry, Jefferson, Kenhawa
Lee, Lewis, and Loudoun.
White population represented by
votes in the affirmative 402,567
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
TIVERWORT.

I find il absolutely necessary to re.
sort to this method of advising the pub"
lie not to employ the roots OF the Liver
wort, but the leaves alone, as the for
mer is nauseating. and otherwise i'll a
dapted to the end in view. The Leaf
alone is what always intended and
meant to recommend; and another
thing which ] wish 10 enforce, for the
credit and character of the remedy, that
all other remedies should be relinquish-
ed, and as much as possible avoided,
during the use of this article: for how
can il have fair chance and trial, when
it's continually-as | know il has been
in numerous instances-opposed by the
Intervention of so many conflicting
counter agents. Such state of things
would defeat the best and most power
full remedy upon earth.
Another thing, great many cook
the preparation entirely too much; q
simple infusion is al that is expediens
and necessary.
The applications are so numerous,
and the attention to them so ardaous,
shall require 10 dollars in all cases, ~
the first instance, and 90 if correspon-
dence is invited-of course, making
the exceptions which I have made and
always intended TO make, in regard 10
the poor and needy.
T.P. HEREFORD.
Hoymq,kef, VirginiG, FED. 30, 1925
Price of Flour in baltimore, on Saturday last
rom Stores, SIS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
West. Jour.

The editor of the Darien Gazette,
holds the following explicit language,
towards a neighbor.
"a aUhisper to the Statesman and
Patriot; my reasons for dropping Gen.
eral Jackson, and espousing the cause
of Mr.. Adams, was occasioned by
receiving a hint from prominent
Jackson editor near Washington, viz:
That if / would come out in favoug
ofthe General and abandon MIR. "A
dams, | should be appointed contrac-
tor for ball cartridges and have the ad-
vertisements for live oak and locust
trennels for the navy, on the election
of General Jackson to The presidency.
| viewed this proposition as ap insult,
iuasmucb as it inslnuated, that l have
hitherto been neutral--or only wait.
ing for bid
"Irequest the Statesman and Patri.
OF TO keep the above profound secret
for thu present, and in due time | will
let another cat out ofshe bag.
90. +. GRANDSON"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

nistraiion, and that they knew of u.
NAL practices whateyer-bnt il Was
proper to inquire. In this the friends
OF the administration joined. and the
resolutions were adopted isndnimouslu
With these views on the suhiect
and having sincere and hearty desire
to perpetuate our republican insiila.
tions, we have come 10 the conclusion.
that il is our duty TO support the re.
election of john QUINCY ADAMS. az
President, and the election of RI.
cHARD RUSH, as Vice President
Those who are sincerely in favor
of the american SyStem-Domesfic
Manufactures, and Internal InproUe.
ment, cannot but see the necessity Of
uniting in the support of these candi.
dates, in opposition to Southern policy
and the Richmond construction of the
constitution of the UEion.
Editor West. Jour.