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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

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El'dnafJ sui wai fufsd ny III us ON N oBs wei, sMss Lss
In sii I'D more iLao iw,iJ y,a,. Vlo.d)
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~ - JF ''I'-7''T' -
saturday, JIM 9.--hap9'H "e,. p',r -,
hom the committees hys NnsNrs' ai'Y, =
at Sulry. Ghofson, hGI, fat''>"" ~ u ,,.
The House agan resolved use" ih'' ,';,o,i,
attic of the While on thebHI ceo'eru''E ,"1o
Courts Mr. 'in"de IN 'hf Sha'r. Az '''''
neni ~ tae ioie"mg words was t'"' ,.o,.,t
And The judges thereof loI tof PIesg ,.'
thane"rt Conris( shall form pan OF ''' ',5s,
IA! Ooor' aud perform all the duties 81 ~
oi me sad General Count "s 'eS'H''
sting lay 81 os nj 'c' ,z,,, ,bo
Nr 'holsen rn9utfra II 'he St"''''4 dis.
pens VIII balio,ng ia, me judges ...
Nj Gordou replied thai lie did. The l"d IS
be add were III Office ard it was only nf"
modification OF the dm'es rsq"" 90 ., .na1rts.
Nj "#o'.on hen opposed 'hf a,", -. w.
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I ljUi6iRs, ES9.


NoW'@w'iHe, (ken.) ia9g2 y. 1927
SIN. I lave been cons andy from nom, Tor
snmc weeks past. aud aaye not bad lsi-ur until
this morning 30 answer your letter. requesting
me 70 ,tate WtW know aud believe about the
charges made against MIR Clay aud Mi Adams
by Gcu. Jackson aud his friends
HE letter YOU refer TO- dated S4shrHle, and
said To be first published in The Fayett,yi lie
Observer, was read by the some time snce in
some ofmy newspapers, aud thrown aside, /
have scare ID tor IT, but cannot find it. The
letter General jackson to Cmtrr Beverly, da-
ted HERMITAGE. June 9th, Isl. is Helorr me,
and shall rel,rto It IN my reply 10 YOU, under
a belief that il contains the substance of the
accusations made by Beverly in his Nashville
letter
do not know, Of mn own knowledge, nor
have been informed by other,. that offers, pro-
positions, or 1rerfurcS, such rs are spoken of by
Gen. Jackson in his letter to Beverly, OF similar
thereto. on of ANY kind whatever. were made by
Mr.. Adams or his friends or MIR. CLAY or his
friends, or by Nr Clay or ms friends 10 Gen.
Jackson his friends. do not know nor do |
believe that Mr.. Adamsto his friends made D.
ventures, OF offers. directly or indirectly. to Nj.
Clay or his fri 'nds, TO make him Secrrfa If
State il he aud his friends would unite IN and of
the election of Mr.. Adams nor de know or
believe that any pledge or promise Of any i,no
was made by Mr. Adams or ms lreuu> 10 hr.
Clay or his friends, to procure his AID ID the e.
iectipu.
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enquirer aat 1lou=' #''' "''"so sh'' "e-
pi 'fiialiNr Ia congress IT, h"a"ldhtt netia-
sfa ha NiN'sed o. i.s 'f we ~ OF t"i"ilnh'"
"a'H me Gl'''' '''''S. 'a'f H'a' MOI ma, 'ah
enough hI''" 'h' >"'a''' u .'ei al 'diu. IN
'u'l"S Nh't II" instance W. nv VI '''f 90" 81
case OF orolnfaeni o"oae nn wholly ohaahia@
tH'r''s"s OF tmasS, ;" a. tarnhfa'e To. d"Y nan
whom Yesterday '1r3 ce >ea, II would mol nave
been 50 very Astonishing u VII JfF'oH ally
had uttered opmlous, IN $50, leiahN eiiltirn
nom lhas' "hf' VelN boN} nor adi2'S ''n
he uttered IN iS24. touching thr ch' gaaI'iiedr
"n> o. General J1.h% bit, Ne N $, fe'e' "es.
Is h.iieEe, thai IA" EDITORS OF the Richmond
i.agaFes can "a d. IN the true history OF ''r,
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T. Uo'tiaN fsq


HfyybFIH q Nm D1fb 1871.
~, SIR. youf. ttrvor.,fth Second instant
wa. ,,,., ,c,ryed giying a statement nj the con.
t.nl.o of, lett.f and 10 nav. nfen written by Il
Nfam,,n relative 10 6, stat
,p,nt s,ll IN have hceu n,adc h, Grnr,.d lack.
SON an the subject of the late Presidential l.
le,,,,,
h.,,,cI nroreea IN iusfirc "a the GepeI q
wifi -, mat do nor beieye that be rvcl
mad. ,,,, ..l,,,t,ou alluded n by the write
lid lst,,, In, thp General Vas there when
,lo rl.,,ioo ts,k Mace aud must inevitable,
elnauutbat such a statement would car,
~ ,l,..,.4 80, ,b, WV t,rn ,t,t II MAS VIII
I,,.o,,.,, .,,nc ofibc friends of Mr.. CLAW
6,,,,, o,aa ,,nnId not IN any event u,ye .lto,r
sn,,.,,, ~ C,cn Ia .kson. because Nh. Adams
,...,. ,,o,, s.eonl choice. and h,lc,cd 10 be HE
- .l,,,,...o m,iot,tv Of the rcop.,. nf This
,,,,a. a,J G,,h,, General .Iari,sop must
l,,e,, ,,,, ,,,o ,ye,l,s p,,yinu, 10 IN, election
Al, Cl,4ardh,s biends were as,aled IN 4 Wi
or aud ,,,o,,tlcn,,uly manner for dcclarll.,
dion ,oten,ian 10 vote Ton the present Execu.
49,. ,,,3. ,,.o, ,s,,i,, !, sand :, have .hr,,,
made "a to the friends of Gen. Jackson. int ON
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,..,,s sal. in rs,. -, jackson. Should ..

,s-v n slse. IN ras. -, jackson Should -
elected Presiaem
Neilhes am l acquainted with friend 81
A. clBt's thar would eoasrW - be ar agent
i, such a Degrading Transaction.
Nor ean / sfluaf that tie FREUD. OF Mrelhy
Ind - eonlenptihle an opinion Of each "f1ef.
or of Nr Clsf, as 10 suppose ihai tue hf-
monument or non appointment 81 any man
10 ny ofee would "e 1eece ihem IN tue as
,b.rgs eff an important public duty.
NJ Cav. and his friends, preferred Mr. 4
dam.tn General Jackson, merely because
thy believed he, in more eminent degree,
nosse.sed the qualifications necessary 10 the
ahle performance Of fhs high duties assigned
be the Constitution aud Laws 10 the Presi-
dent Of the United ofetos.
lam, dear SIT, with great respect. your Oh l
.,r,,ft =. BEEcEk.
Doefor 1obiss Watkins, Washington.
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prorii himself. and unIrs raosi opeuiy and
fatriy mule he President hc would mt receive
IT lie declared thai h. sad TO them be wauid
tie whole earth sinh undet him, before he
would bafgain Of ileue fof II
lou ask me 10 inform sou whether ] know,
OF braeye, ri1at such proposition ~as ever
mrde, or whether conditions Of a sorf were
made by the fiianns OF Air Clay, 10 ahy pcrso1,
Oh = compliance Of winch their vote ~as made
70 dfpeud answer thai no such proposition
was 80 made, within ~. knowledge, MOI have
any rause 10 believe that conditions, d any
sort we're made. ~ any time, b. The friends Of
Ar, Clsy,io any person, on compliance WIN
which their vote was made 10 depend viii
further say cannot believe that General Jack
son made Tie declarations attributed u him
~ the letter purpoting 10 havr hecn written by
highly respectable Rlgtnian,'
am, very respectfully your ohedrnt ser.
want hh MCLEAN,
T Ga'tins, Esg Washington Cig
coqfeid, TrembM County Ohm, Ny II 1897
DIAN SIN Your favot ofthe II ~as received
tn, morning IN answer 10 your inquiries, !
reply tbtt do not know or believe thai any
proposition wax ever madeby any OF Mr. Clay 5
f1rnds 70 lhosr Of Gen. Ia,bs1n.s on the morn
MO IN Presidential election, OF at any other
tIme, having any hearing on the candidate 10 be
selected from the three returned 70 the HOUSE
upr'dJ know o. believe thai any conditions 81
any sort we're proposed by the friends OIL Mr..
Ciy - any persan, on compliance viii "heh
then vote was made 10 depend > bnt do be.
lirvc that the assertion mad bv General jack
son. "a reported by hlahlg respectable w
ptntan, aud all OF tbo char2e. ola litc rh"ac-
ter 1mpuuug cithr, 10 Nh Adams or 10 Mr.
Clay, or 10 their iiiendS. any improper, neon
sisleni, corrupt OF fraudulent conduct, on that
interesting aud mDtnrutuus occasion. are bas'
slandcts known 10 b. such - most who pat
them IN circulation, yet very honestly accl"dI'd
bv may worthy oltIzeas. Ny intercourse win
tbc lrIrnds Of Nj Clay was such that had any
proposition been made Dy them, should hdYe
herutcry iikeiy To have known II II. No man
", even elevated 10 an ofcr Nv view, mofr
pure aud patti Otto than was M Adams. HE
assertion imputed 20 General jackson Is rdlcu-
lous IN the face OF t. Admitting that Nj Clay
aud bis fricnds were oscIllating. previous 10 the
charges made against Mr.. Clay Of winch Mr.
krrmrr afterwards -uInad 10 be author, those
charges must bayc sepafated thcm from Geuc-
ral jackson aud hs trends bnl ~ between Nj.
Adams and General jackson, ncithel Mr. Clay
nor hl, hIend doubted for a IN 'mcnt wHon 10
81. port, and II II had been K own on the day
that Gongrcs, met raat Nj Clay would DOT be
returned. aad the vote nd then been taken,
considering Ar. Crawi3rd'S lliucag tn result
would nave been the satnc Is when the election
WITS held Ii Mr.. Cliy's friends were ha ting
betNceu two opinions, on the morning OF thu
election. low happens i the charges OF maud,
bargain a Il sal, were made c
dars ~ a fortnight before that time II Gene
raj jackson has any evidence IN his possession
To sustain hIt declaration, why does me withhold
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am, very respectfully. yours. &c.
oAML. L. NlNtON.
! Haiiits, Es9
PI4na. %. Ish ~ lao.

Pt7ba. ONO lSh Nav, 1927.
Dan SIN; Yours Of the lSt instant cnme 20
HIND hy the asst mail and in compliance with
yonr request will answer the lntei roeatorics
You PROFOUND. had, pror to the reception Of
your letter, read the publication 10 winch YOU
allnde, sad 10 have been written by a " highly
respectable FWglnian.' aud dated at Nashville.
the 9Th Of Ware. last, which fast appeared. /
believe, IN the Fayetteville Observer and sub.
sequently IN several otper papers in which the
writer. after hayin5 mentioned his visit 10 Gen.
erat Jackson, thus proceeds He, General
JacNson) old me this morning. before all his
company m reply 10 a question ! PIT to him.
concerning tn election ofJ @ Adams to the
Presidency, tint Mr.. Claws friends made a
proposition TO hi friends that If they would
prom Sc for HIM, net to pun Mr. Adams into the
seat OF Secretary of State. Clay and his friends
Wonld, m one hour. make him Jackson. the
president. lie most indignantly rejected the
proposition, and declared he would NOT com.
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POLITICAL
1p1.FVplN 10 MR. CLAWS t5pRE7 >.


hp,ENpiX 10 MR. CLAls tDpREoe >.
a.
gtAtdsi4t. Ny ?. ie27
e,v Vim ra>nert u the lsfief'r7m .>'st''
~. .afthe siu ni Narca lnsi. originally tah-
l.l.t in ti4a Fs.riiet 5lle Observer 10 @iftrh
80, lave ,lene ma lhr huater lu cat ny a..
scaiiae la Naurfi.pr 81 The ttst etihfs Watlh'
rran onl. ,,aie. that 81 Tor n ny keo"irafe
s,ta.u5s. tie assertion of the vritet ihh'1e
nerni sEsnn told me-, [himl tbs morning,
bsa.rf I'll MS company. in r.pi5 iaa question
I mi % aim. concerning TIE election 81 ) a
Adams 10 tie Presidency, tbai Nt ~
friends nfsde fivoposi'tou ~ n. menus mn
iEtI.v would pronisa jaf htai abi 10 rhi hf
Adams tufo the seal Of ScofTab 81 @.el''
CLAY and his friends would, 10 an boafi make
Inn Jackson. The fresident' 10 ieiauy d's'-
fu.e oi foundations.
Il Is wei known that vhen q was a'cer
ta,acd iuai Mt Clay would mol he "n' 81 tue
three highest rersnns ,elrd los hN me b'e'
farf. tp,nres. for the Office 81 fres'af'il my
ocst chpleraas Ar. Craw ofd.-ii'd II IA,
t.e.n Tor The M health ~ thai gculiem1n, aud
she htfir pro- peri there WRs oi ms ''uuaie
,,srrss. sevefal Of the OHIO Delegation, be-
.nles nv ell would have given him their stun
noe AuB, # IA with refrei, that now sfr
b.. hieads 20 much divided. AM many ol
them uniting wifh pay'V by whom he had
been 90 untencrpudy rersrenied.
n ,,.ss s.,.Iauf o. atl that the election diI
then he Lalyron Mr. Adams g. Genrral Jack
son. And. although 20 much has been san
aud written, - oriar n induce bfhl 'Hal
slr. Ga. bad transferred hod ma lfh'ta
Is Hiru1s to Nute Tor Nj. Adams,
IT, fsrf l. thai .hc Ohio Drlrgdioo, (or NJ
lans4 a larg, majority Of thcm) were ihe frs
81 Mr. riav's frnsuds whn came To The iflff
minalian Of soting for Mr.. Adams, "a fAaf 'ea
without having ascertained Nj Clay 5 views
on 'hr snhl"ci.
ONO Ind interest nj stake, which could
~ ,paer tne ,irrunsiyncns, be- abandoned
of ieauarHissd The course which General
Jartson. and many 81 his friends IL ougress
had pnrsue1, with vglrl 70 Iniernbl larrove-
manis, aud lie till for The revision OF the La
rH ana. Indeed. ~ rotation to nlm0t c'"ry
measure which We decm.d OF importance 10
tae eoualty generally aud more particularly
tofhr Wasfara S6thss. pat il ont oi orr .lNrr
10 4nppart the professions OF the Hfurftis
without. 1T the -tnr iim", abandoning Mh1i
~ rousrirun "a Is believed 10 be- our du'N.
On the other hand, il Vas evident, tint, tff
the support ot ihpsr measures, our Only ftit.
aacc WIS upon tht friends OF Mr. AdnmS, the
! Ieuri,, Of Interest hciAeen thr Northern
Western slatrs. aud the lihcraity OF he Eas-
tern mrnlhery a Congress
Another. ~ sfill more sefinus consideration
with ~. va The qualifications OF those RrnlIe.
men Gnn whom, under The provisions al HE
Constitution, a President was 10 be selected
hy thu HOUSE
So farasI vas acquainted with the seu'i-
men,s Of Nj Clay Gfn.u.s, do mol hrlteYc
that tbcv could have befu prevniled upon Ia
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DrAr So Your favor Of the ii inftaot has
been received ! had previously noticed the
letter sad 10 bayr brcn written by a " bigts ~.
spfr,g5h fuea5ul,' 10 winch II retes In
answer 10 your inquiries, have 10 stale, that |
have alwa,s supp sod mvscf IN entire conf
d,ece ofall Nj tilt's ,upnarters aud friends,
y he were nr.nbers OF Congress a The tune !
the Presidential election and that | have no
hpsiratinu IN saving. that | never hrard the
most distant =inaattou from any of ihem that
tie, would fote ppr Gcur,d Jackson. II there
was any prospect + choosing either Of The 9th
rr candidates Inst any OF the ricud5 Of VI
Clay, ~ Congress, ever made any propoNihen
Of conditions on Whlch their votes would Dc.
rcnd. 10 III friends of General Jackson, OF any
oihrr person. ! so not brhevc. Had General
Jackson becn chosen, lhey would have felt no
rputcrn as 10 who he might have appointed
members Of his cabinet aud, as 10 Mr.. Clay =
acerpunE IN appointment under Nun, they
would, ~ a man have must certainly opposed II.
! iu1gf Of thls from die opinion which hno"
they entertained ut General 1ackson's want ct
capacity aud the fact thai It WAS not until some
tiruc alter rhe cbo,,a Of Nj. Adams that they
t,frcd 10 advite Nj clay g. accept Of the Of
nee he nov bolts Hls acceptance has Away
hoea regarded hy tbrn q, favor done to the
country IN not ~ one conferred upon hun.
Il the disposition ef GenrHd Jackson could
baye beca Judged Of by the importantly OF some
oil hl, Congressional tricnd, should have sup
posed t6at proposition oil the kind mentioned,
would hava brcn instantly closed With but no
such po,fons'Were ever made By the friends
II nr CLAY md nome such would have beenac.
clpt,d by t.em
In short dcI confident that the whole Is
vile aud infamous fals-hood such 1t, bonorabl
men would not resort 10, mote especially after
having. upon full consultation aud delhrra"
confederation. declined hn ruvestigatun Of In"
v holc matter bciorc committee OF the House
Of Representatives.
Inn, Su, very respectfully your ohcdicni ser-
want J SLOANE.
Hon Tobias HrHpe.
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L0A7T0lT- -WO0 It, IN2T-
nrAR SIR Absence from hnme,i, thu rea-
son why nave not, bcforp fh,s. answered
yolr letter, upoa the subject Of the lel,ersaid
10 iayc been written by highly respecla-
bic Virginian"
do moi know that friend, or the friend,
q Mr. Clay, ever made any proposition to
The trend~ ct General Jackson, re.nertng
the election Of VIZ. Adams, As President, Ia a..
nVwav'; ar as respecting General Jackson
- Fettng Mir. Adams into the seat ofsecre-
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.4Hotdp sign fran PsRay hania-w.
t'rdaH mentioned the success, OF Tie Ar. y's
tipn Can idafc for the L. i~lapnrp efp.. - 10.
MIA. IA the place OF an Opposition l,.a..
ceased, ia Lancaster COMMENCEMENT de
sidercd the seat of lhe Generals PHI, 3"ds
AMY IN Tie State. Ac aud, b, fir fam, l.'Ias
statement in III Gettysburg aperlIt.".a..',
vacancy winch occurred ~ Adau. CONN.,, pr
been filled b. the lection Of gentlemen '.s
" 10 the Administration, Cur mpeI, 49,, 's.
the Richmond Enquirer viii receive -
" Signs perhaps az set ofagaipst ,b.5e
which rheg lately announced 10 Aavn tal.,,. we
al loarraHi-tysng ia |reini. yl.,li 10
General received So aand,ome a ,ua,..,ry "a
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"EITF5AOTo. JavalY1
Tic election TO an fhe vacancy IN the G...
Legislature, oceasion"d BY the dat oft
B"aurr, ESD tis County. tool nIace nm =.
day last. Inc following IS the result IT.
Mr.. M,9he,ry, administration sz1
Mn Hall, (Jaekson) -
The lection turned pretty generate ,,,.
Ii We, uron tbe Presidential Question. Haa%a
usual number Of votes been poiled Nh Al.
rvs majority would not, We nave rra>on g.. ...
pose. hee0 short of OF 500. f>4,t..
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Mattawoman Fishery for Sale.

THE subscrbcrofers for sale, that ell know iI.
cry and the F.4RH attached to il, at the mouth Of
Ma'tawoman Greek on the Potomac River, in Charles
county, Maryland, of which he is the proprlcor-
This is the first Herring Fishery the river and shac
are also taken at it in considerable quantities Tie
land and water custom are both very extensive and m
ereasIng annually. The improvements consist o.
large brick dwelling, salt and store houses houses W
the accommodation of the hands, and sheds for GU "
fish, with watts and stands sufficient to contain al one
time three thousand barrels. There be put up OF
thsshore with ease, ten housand barrels in season
rheapparatus consists of two large Seines, very s.
perior boat capstans of the mos, pror kind lamp
tor lighting the shore, and every other convenience
be found on the best establishments; all in complete
order. The improvements have been made, and the
apparatus constructed within the last four years anc
every hingis ofthe best materials The expenditure
on this shore, has been in time upwards Of sever
thousand dollars.
This Fishery has produced, elea-of rR current IT,
pe'ses, as wlappear from his books, for the three
years, whenshed By HMM person, interest per ar
mum onupwards offhirty thousand dollars.
The tract ofland adjoining, contains about 100
AL hrstrate river low grounds-more than half OF II
has been mRnured to produce ten barrels Of corn PEI
acre and every year. one third part might be manure
from the offal of the shoreIt lies beautifully level
and there is about acres of reclaimed marsh, ready
to put down in grass The farm good for 300 barss
ofcorn andfrom 300 to 1000 bushels Of wheat, or ~
hogsheads of tobacco per annum.
Havingremoved permanently, from that part ofthe
country, will nowbe sold for little morethon The aefS
al eOstof the improvements The most reasonable time
will be given on the payments, provided their puncu
ali,yis well secured
shoulditnotbe disposed Of previously, he riHf"
again irperson, the coming season.
Letters, seekngan further information, directedto
him at Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland, unn
the LIST of May, andafterwards to Williamsburg, VIZ
gina, will meet prompt ttention.
march 2-1awH 9. MASON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-01
Groceries.

T lindsay, HILL & CO. offcrthe following article:
~ for sale, on accommodating terms, viz
New Orleans and st. Croix sugar IN hhds and bbls
Jamaica, ST. Croix, and N. L. rum, in do do
Holland and Country gin in pipes and bbls.
Cognac brandy in pipes
Madeira, Port, Scotto Sherry, and sweet Malaga
VINE, in quarter and half quarter casks
Old and common whiskey in barrels
London porter in casks off dozen each
Claret in boxes Of one dozen each
n. Orleans and w Tndianplasses, in hhjs & bbls
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Y. Hyson tea, in chests
half chests, and Id. boxes
Rio, Porto Rico, and ST. Domingo coffee, in bags
Ground alum and fine salt in bulk and sacks
Shad, gross and nett behring's
Mess and prime pork, N. York city inspection
ltaisins, in kegs, boxes and half boxes
Sweet oil in bottles and TASKS
New cheese in boxes, demijoh gals. each
Letter and low priced writing paper
Sperm. candles, pimento, pepper, nutmegs
Cloves, prunes, indigo br. mstonc, eopperas
Starch, pipes, powder and shot
Race ard ground ginger, tobacco, snuff, and Span.
ish segars
ALso-1 ton blisered STEEL and SO kegs white lead in
kegs Of IS lbs. each
Alexandria, aug %