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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Navy ConI"sloyts. 0Frnf,2
NAVY TtarElH. Conmis@ners s Of the r Navy viii
Hr"yc s,ai"d iTposais until 2oh October, furnish the
MAST AND SPAR TIMBER
IL ftss@ or ST Of iiS,s and Spars, t,ludp; Fore
.'l3D- ana hlfzen.naSts and Bow-spri,s Fore
.Jau, aud Cross Jack Yards Fore Hain and
'l2cm T"p-mass ani .iib-bcurns, ior one =.
one If, and two Slo1s- of War.
u VA r-hc for ~ two Fri.aes two Sloons
Of War and one Sc; Of M,,t '' ,!u riD ' lsoTi
f'''>&. - he for ~! Frgatrs and two
loops Of War cnt two SETS OF lf1s's, including
Vie Ma. si;, Timber ts dimensions Of the several
reeS Of which will br furnished to persons to make
IDS on application to thc Coouandans ecscral Navy
nt r"ctvClv, ui. b. tie hctqraty Ion. leaf fine g,!
R'at southern l0y finn, o sap, hctrt zliIcs wind
>. Witt: oAk ASD YELLOW PINE TIMBER.
III f@f'"0"f ii--3o,oDo cub # Of the best Lang lcaf
II 45'ifo''- :-3osooo do oft.e bes, White Oak
10000 do of long leaf
r.N'o fo'.75,ooo 90 OF the bci' ~ White Oak.
5o,o1o do OF The best long leaf
Al Phaaa9ios 10000 dor dft ;aT ba,r " White oa7.
5000 DO of the hcet long leaf
Yellow Pinc
10000 do. Of the best long leaf
.; ,c Yellow Pine
3 goo CO. Go of Of ,t best s White Oak T.,
TrWd1 OAK anil yellow Pine tnbcr must be of the best
Tire lrn OF Ccnbcr and the of February mx Zach and
n-9 "nt t'; 3A. must creyGgc Il fret in length ; the
me 'd!> 'inbe: must r obtained from land, Hcar to salt
silt a ' "a '' -
NJ Tor an1 entire quantity Of said Ars, ard Sr>r
'ntcr, " hc Oak and Yellow Pine Timber r,,.t Lr d;
er,H ~ Hc respective Navy fares by tire OF Aug 1929
ft Hr urr-' ne r:con and mra,uCnicn, established
rssaoy - the printed rule, practSei the several Navy
INS e' s'ca "n'r inspection ard measurement, ~ The or,
~ tn HtLy me- direct Each cargo, delivery Of
cecneS OF at !rist fr7 respectable persons & was flI,
he'd. ~ l' P''''i'-
GIFTS 70 furnish the Aforesaid timber must be made s?aga,
tI; .L.,r ilp3 and separately for Zach yard Bidders
mus IN ,0tAn To t"c' names and those their su,qji, sa;c
%, rect ana thoS Of their ses, in dea;i ard forward
"t o''r cn1Ccf Golfer 10 furnish Mast and Snnr T. Il cr
or '"hiic Od" yellow Pine as the case vac he l
iaoe AZ tsTtng the nfmc Of tho Yaf parc Of dclivcry)
NY m I"I N conformity TO this advertisement, resolved
- .-I nv VIZ lfoI if acted upon Seri t0-!It
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
June 25-3n JOHN JACKSON, Ja,hr.
VIRGiNIA Al, rules, holden in ~. .,...,.

Al ro!es' holden in the clerks Office of the
sup, 'o court Of chancery for the Richmond district
q company, OF the Farmers Bank Virginia and thu.
PRESIDENT, Directors Company, the Bank of the Upt
PTS against william ID. Wren, Sergeant of the
city of Richmond, q whom the estate Of Cbr;s,o,tr
iohrkhs' dec hath been committed for atom
MARY Pumpkins the widow of the said Christopher mi
I'm ~, N,nan'' Ludlow, Sarah, Mary, Frances I'M
Emily ompkins, children heirs of the said
'npKnns' deceased, Hardy Tompkns, Henry Tompkins
w IMAM d. Taylor, John j. Taylor, the said William
-, wen as admor of Edmund Taylor deceased Jamr.
WINSTON Wm Browne James Browne, ir JaoueIip, p.
iayi"r, and Benjamin Tompkins, dts
Inc defendant William 1ompkns, not having en,cred
" aud given security according 10 the act ot
assembly and the rules of this court and il b
satisfactory EVIDENCE that he is nhabaut of mis-
"y' " IS ordered, that the said defendant d. appear
eie on the hrst day of the term and answer the f,i
Of inc plaintiffs; and that copy of order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published city of Rich
20, TWO months successfully ", and posted the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
% copy. Teste, VIM. G. PHSDIEror c. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
JuItS MIF,-.


POst .1trS'r General,
5H VIII convey The Man N, Post Route No - VIZ
IRON - TO -, for the yearly compensation Of dollars
he 1657 VIII state such improvements as present them
w nm If IN stage, il will be proper for linn
my INC number but thc beginning end Off Eic should
C'dItY Si'c MS residence, the Stale and Town
which I've lives II he non contractor bc nrst
''"'''9 ny slti'hc Recommendations
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SUBSCRIPTION
MIR. ALPHoNsE I.oUBAr h,-
GHiroduciiotof

FRANCE, at p'oit rotc price, and ctcouuci,g me
iniIoduetio.t Of hot Cuiturr az Mc Lnifcd Siutcs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Navy toSi,ti"srnyrH. ORFnE,)
5fh 'iq'-aLer I8,a.
NJ Is.hh LIE Commissioners ftlc Navy will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Mrs. ANA Ia org, ~ Mississippi, has advert
81 her husband as ruaowJy and corcudcs bv say
iTis he is "drUatnrd Gsd n Jrriq5r ,q1a."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
Communicated

=, ,,, tfJHtD1uHic dftG
At he r-:ideGce vt Doctor WIN. H. U,n,.y Nj, = y,
S-sH Attorney al Law, to Mise Mariha r. l.r NJ th
late william Waller Henirg of Riohn"nd. "
piEDI-on the Iith Aug. last, at SIR. John
iIockaday's. in James CITY County inn, LYc,,,
Saunders, daughter of James Saunders. of Ncw
Kent county, IN the 10th year OF her age Her
complaint, was the darrhcra which She bore ,,ith
christian ior!itude. /; ought TO be some conSola
WI" 10 hei parents that she was moi only perfectly
sensible OF her approaching fate but reconciicd n
IT, rev children have cquacd her, either in &C
qureinen's or strength OF intellect Her death has
rendered her parents miserable, and created n
chasm III their peace, that, i, is feared never wi
be filed up.
in Baltimore on the 30th Sent. after = s,,o.,
Illness on his return from the Yirg Springs It'u,
BdrksdGle Esq. aged 76--a native of virginia. bu,
some time resident OF i.ondon--a man o! stirling
worth whose loss will be deeply ,ieplored by a
large circle ct friends and come xions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

MUM FOE BROTHERS successors Of Il. Tate Co
VI offer Tor sale, tue old Tate Co. vpuo..
n' oti Tavern, T. ST. general sssoru., LEATHER
hsf ewn manufacture, Sole, 6fper, Caf SKINS Ssir,
"g' hdrns'' b id!e &c &c of the best qualify oonriee
assvItmeut always band. .r'f'
AZ ca'A s's.n for Hides a, the Store, and the Tantry
Oct. 2. a.
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GOOD NEws!-EIl.oct Of a .eticr from

INV ! UNk, Vct =.
MT Van Buren, viii get 10000 MAORI
'y--and we shall give the General probably abou.
30 votes,-Asw we approach the election, our nun.
bers accumuIac--our aIversaries will, make b,, -,
miserable fight of t--indced, they are hal incI;n-
ed to qui; the fcd.'
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pRIfNr NJ u

virtue Of deed of executed t. the .vt.,h,,
- " ANDERSON, hearius date TIA. 18th day July, 1879
uo3 i.soIdes ~ the eierks Office r the county court Of
.ohEy hs EN- named will cell TO the Leae. biLde o,,
usJ Tue f.h day OF Nav. tn. of New Canton
IL" eaih, - NEGROES, Consisting OF men, M, sLil,
t W sand dee spethed and day al the same
AZ me residence OF the SAID Apd.rs n hr TRACT
Of LhNp "herecn he re.idc., containing 40 sc,.
90 ~, oGN at every dtstIrJn HouS EIloLu ann
uhNll uRE ;-or h O SAID prvptIy a.
snee 20 us hsg. the debts interest IN sad deed
"eo' anu the costs u carrying de ed into effect This
We 10 the above property believed he
cut acting a. Tru:tee such title vniy will he
'''''' Samuei Leake,
Robert Hin, tTrus;ecs
J0hn HiH,
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as have not already provided them /,

committees as have not already provided them
selves with printed tickets, and have an oppo'tun-
tyo communicating with this City, SHAH ctr,
fully iurniShed.-Ne cali upon them 10 eX .,,
themselves IN every :" fair and honorable way.
We beseech them not to sleep upon their posts -
Their country has placed them upon responsible
tduty-and we hope they will discharge 1t with
tSigor and effect. All we ask is, that the People
may so to the polls. Already victory perches up
on our banner. But, let us not be conten,ed with
a meagre majorty--let us make II glorious anu
brilliant victory.-And shall the Citizens of Virgil
nia--shall those who stood BY the Constitution IN
the dark days OF '9S aud '99-those who have uul-
formly adhered to its principles, and supported the
pure system oil representative government, not
put forth every nerve upon this interesting occa-
I.o,.,
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8-fLIIiiOI9E and FAEDERiCKSBE RG


CAPTAIN GEORGE WEEAs.
w LIT Ieaye baltimore on "Wednesday morning next Tin
"'eSu VI iutsday) at O'Clock, aad the sans hour
every succeeding Wednesday; and after towchim :, I
nsy WIZ priced, aud up the Rsppshannoci To FfsJe
.suu's, "h.fe she viii STRIVE Thursday EyeGiny Re
hihg, no fauNen vii leave o Ssturi,,
on'us next Iinead Of Frday) o'eloos and At IN,
Wv essIy succeeding Saturday, and will 10 Bamof,
ouny evening the PaiuEent will. going and fetutp f.,
oP az iapPshannotk and Por Royal snd and lake oh
~ pisghJ she viii rlso stop Cstt's Ctrel aud
y tp' 10 'pJ aud take OF Passengers her tgn Bat
~ uu,on 10 he tl'Eam accommodation, Toy parscrse. he
- coh'uueied n cety ths hulk of 1900 bifte,
"hoh can be taken anil delivered ,vefy week on
c., vs terms. For Freight OF Passage apply 10
'e'HeS Co,ncr X Son, Agents at Baltimore, or 10
samuel Philips, Agent AZ Fredcfictsbur-.
an b'ssise Al ther,s II the ortefs
1%L1iMoEE, Oct.-l 1875
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u virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed 70 me
by Francis o. Markham, [ shall proceed to
sell TO the highest bidder for cash at Nncia ro,,r.
mouse, on the ith Thursday in Oct payt. thc fol.
lowing property,to wit Stephen, William I vida.
ana her infant Lobert, and Sam; also. fail set of
hiacksinths Tools, to satisfy certain purposes con
'"'iea IN salA deed. ELIJAH GRESHAM,
o.. Trustee.
- - it-;dS
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" U
SHALL petition the General ptly Of virginia =, n,
ensuing Session. for TO authorize the sale OF the
Land near CartsIvie ~ The county oi
,e.ide devised by the last wilt Of NY husband T
-hehs'd T. james 10 mysei fo life, and nav two
infant children ~ lee, aud the application aud Of
tue proceed. ~ other property iof the hen 1T
ne Intended by the original dtyDce IILLIAS JAMES.
Oc7.
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NO BI3S'ES

III ILu IhFoe Ilrst schemes OF the Next lottery
C9HEN'S 0tFICE-BALTIMoRE.)
Sept. II, 1898. {
GRAND ST.GTF1 LOTTT:RF OF ND
No T. for 1875 to he drawn by Sub soLeme under an I'm
proved Rode secured ny Letters Patent and by which the
hdvtnturer CANNOT DRAW a BLANK, until the hole
oi TIE Suhsehemes ecmreieiu the be tas
e eh9nre OF TIE LOTTERY WITHOUT
ANY HISK WHATEVER, all the oonipl,tior Of the as,
Sub scheme.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

The intelligence by the Florida has made a
considerable impression upon the Flour market
ne prices here yesterday were, for Wheat, hite,
81 ID, red 81 IO--l'our, City Mills so a & 2h.
Canal, 50 10.
Ihe Baltimore American OF Saturday last states,
that IN consequence OF the same intelligence the
market in that city exhibits an inclination 10 a
further decline. The wagon price of Howard
street Flour has ranged to-day from 50 z ) to So
81 -, and sales from the stores have been mad.
at o. transactions in Whea, have been in a
great measure suspended, and we have only he I'd
OF the sale OF two parcels OF Virginia Red at 81
10 TO 81 - H.
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" WALKER HAYNES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW:
NSvILL practice in thu Superior Inferior ,urt, of
~ CaroliGe ani King WIN. aud Superior C.urt, Of
KiUg Queen. ~
II Adde'S, Ayle,t'., Kirg WIN. county
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IinARnINE Il,friS. q 81

BVNNUINtI IiOt Sc.
PAVING resumed the House recently oreinsd hy NJ,
~ Iisrrir, Jore TIL intersection f. aud t3tb ss;,..
am Preparedto accommodate bosIder by dsy weei ar
Jear,oh the usual terms Til, House La. been nut
complete repair nd every ateut h, paid 10 the
OF those Who may favor with their custom.
LUCY HIGINBoTIIAM
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ELECTIONS.

This is the month Of Elections in several Of the
States-and they will furnish a test, more or less
decisive, OF the great election which is 10 tcrni.
nate the long presidential campaign Maryl and
voted yesterday for members OF the II. Of Dele
gates. From all that we can understand, General
Jackson IS sure OF six II not more Electoral votes
The election Of yesterday, however, will enable
us TO ascertain with more precision. Delaware
votes for the Legislature to-day; and her Legisa-
ture appoints the Eec.,rs. Her present election
IS, therefore, direct test OF the presidential con-
test. The Jackson party have Que county, the A.
dams party another; Sussex the 81. county, holds
the beam. We have very little hope of success in
SuSseS-and are perfectly prep cd to make over
her three Electoral votes to the present Admins
Tation.-In Pennsylvania, the choice OF Assessors
aud Inspectors Of election took place on Friday
lds,; The general election Of members OF Congress
and oil the State Legislature &c. will be about the
middle OF the month; and that of the electors, on
'ne Dist inst. We entertain doubt of Jack sons
obtaining majority OF or 30,000.--Thc phila-
Ge'Phla Gazette after taking g. eral review oil
the prospects, comes TO the following conclusion
" ii appears that the Adams men will have major.
i!!es IL tT0 coug'.cs, viz: DsisWa~e AID ADAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

~ = ne observed Tint the Proprietor + IN, rA
nave altered her day Of lr1vins Uilti-nfes ths
~ :. isi 'ii'us'nrni, sad vail te permanent The Nrh
hy"i ahh h'timote tnVa Jlne Ut STAGES pnriu, Win
N-"' % t'if'h 'nn'r /, have eomnlntt d running a.,
P''r is SOD gfeaiy 90 TIE is.ftsn nj fhoe g.,
y 'l'' New Z cute 81 NE pnsG ~ con5t1uenee Of
Tie Ben Iasern IN Nchm5uj evety SUNDAY ,nd .'sYt
=, clock and aIf~e At Taprahannook the NJ
~ " u,nIst I"enSeu i's Baltimore tase the Parsant
a.n'lnnfs fye.J ostuidly 1t O'Clock. D.
az Is vii It'gs Tappshaunoek every Moniay Az
30 s''h'"s--on slondayt 81 oclJek, and ,ftss =,
~ 'he otAi aud ltfyr IN Gchncnd the ANA 80 AZ
aanie iioids the 10 acc3nt1,. ,iioc. ~. ""b' A"e
The Pfoptetors hoye, that t,,n i,, e . s;ti , g., 81,
@ ,S'"{ ary onyeoiencc. Stage Fsis q, ,ns i 80.
a. ~ s,1, I',o's, ". stage 3 cert, per ,.,e
~ " V"ss"le a. fAc Ttss " ne 0u5ic,s
TuesL.,.c-L r. w TIE PpOPHIETOAS
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Slll ,l'L,

~ shall petition the csnerai Assembly OF yssinis at IFS
ensuing Session Toy rsleas. and grant the real
ed "htieO: ohl VEL late oil the Rchmond died
,e'@t"' JOHN pkLZIELL.
49, WALTER DALZIELL.
Al.-N
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Black rFdlnuf, Hdi5ar Coun.v
The paiiie. Inter .t,d whl that have srbon
ed ia. t OF Dec ueIt, Tor the purpose isknx
me ae' cunts above directed at my Office, wkei. they will
Oct, T. - a. 81
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COHENS' OFFICE

III, Market street Baltimore.
'vht's 'hr Cspis Prizt.tn III the ptevi,u. f,l,
fad "brfe hpii The Great Pnles II '''0'
one Hpndced zHomand Dol1ors e1e1
"efe snii ~ former Lotteries and rt,r, mar, -o;,
hHts ft'n ftf fi1n 70 Hny ether Mice IN Aueriea
: ''efs from any p, Of thr United States eab.r .
Ma Np VamJ " ptivte conveyance tuo'one the e,sb ~
fre tickfh 10 any ~ The Lr'erg., will meet Ia, - =
ffemP! a"h pan,tiil attention 81 m psr.onsl
II Addics.t ''f''H''n'
- Z COEE.h- p. &. BROTJER.s
B1ifimorc
-'' "--.Ff-GJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

~ Elizabeth L. Richardson, VIM R,chatJ,o and Rohe,,
hehsdson, Who sue b.. josiah Richardson,
Pl.Gs.
against
Joseph pod'on, Jariou w Cock Elisha pod.on Cl,,l,,
). Evans aawsy White, Edwsra Carlton and Edward Bsu,
-. p.tdts.
Ih" cause this day be heard the hill, answer
and exhibits, and argued by council On
whereof, the court doth sdudg decree thai COM
missioner Easy do tax Of the administration OF
Joseph Dedson, admo Of the Edmund Uie
deo that he also state aud settle of t
said joseph podon as GUARDIAN ui the orphans Of .aJ dese
deu'i aud siro tn, accom-, Chsii. Evans
Guardian OF the said Orphans aud that he make there
~ 10 the court, with matter specially stated a.smed
pertinent by himseor Ieque.ted by the or e,I.r IL
them, to be so suited. "A copy T..te,
SAML WILLIAMS,
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tIIN FIFSI PKIIII
Ten YhOUsGud UOUars.
SCHEME.

IVl'9 prncs amounting 10 $50 900
u The Sub-schemcs are az follow the first
one OF which will he drawn or
Wedncsddy, the I'D IF October.
he others will follow wiz out unnecessary DELAY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

Nh Soan-It has been said, that Mr. s. had
withdrawn from public lite, and therefore has no
SORT oil interest in trumpng up such a charge a.
gainst MIR. Stevenson. Such is not the fact. The
rate Cincinnati Gazette says, that in the 18th
District, represented by Mr.. Sloan, there are now
four candidates; two for the Administration
N! Messrs. Sloan and Harris: two for Jackson-Dr.
Thompson and W. Cook. There seems to be an
irreconciable division among the friends of the
former. The supporters of the latter have become
very in,einperaie. and are uTging serious charges
against the candidate they oppose. These cir
cunstancee bait,e all reasonable calculation for the
result
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y 0HANCEaY: In Han ser county eOuf, Ausa.t 2&b
spo'swOod NJ D.ndridse, Archibald L. Dandr,ds. Mary
T. Dsndrdse and VIM g. psndridg., h. sge
OF ~ years hy Archibald Aud,r,on, ib. guardian and
ia. nd and Francs t. Hart and Martha Jane, ws PIG,
sgsin.t
Robert n Dandr,dsc, VIM. II. Goodwin, sdror Of Jan,
oooiw'u dee Edmund O. G,oswin, Ad'er Frances
VIZ dec and kUbt III psut edge, pefJt.
Thus day came the Plant ,bJ Robaia Morris theu eouns.
and the bull beng S'.i aud read, Defendants Rel,
a psndiitge aud kubtit H. DsnJro6, having entered
theH spreainee, and .,cuiy the nf
Assembly and the rules 4, Court, appearing -
shos'" to the court that they inhabitants Of a.
Con - n~esth On the motion the Pant a. I. ordered
Ihat the SAID De dt. Re. a. DsnoIiJs, II H. Dspdrdrr
sfresf he.e th. Is VI Dc. nett The
f's'n'n, sal" Bill aud that copy of ts be othwh
n'to IN the Enquirer newspaper rObishsu the city II
,.ehm"nd tor ;wO months euey and that anu,hs,
De posted al the fto. door Of III, eoIiihouss c9un
aud Asaav' OF the a,h II the acsauon, Of the said B
having been niGe hy Archibald Anderson, On
Tue Plaintiff Is Dserstd and Ordered Ths, any d.b
tHset o.ionE'g u the sad de eU,an Robert a Datdye
Tue hands oi the defendants William Goodwin sdl
Jints Gcodwn, dec. and Edmund e. Goodwin aJm'Jr 81
rraees Oo nwin, de either OF tl. M, he'd
hsnds and that the said defendant WIltam IL Goodwin,
ad ~ no jane O. Own, dee 4, Edmund q. Goodwr,
of RANGES uo"dwip dec and each Ell Il
tay'ns conveying away, cling the dets by them vws
No. o me en.ets IA thtt Pos.cs-ion Of The kohc A
panjdge, TIL the further copy.
PHILIP u. WINSTON, c. II. {.
Oc'. :. wpv.
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o6 prizes, amt Sl3,40o

'''EV" IIVK IIINV7 's.J55'J
hethoic me Pri-fs Grcgayabicin cAs7r.
"1icf 90" 6rbod me moment HeyGrc dra,e7.
tali me "'P'in'nr The mode Of drawing. Will n,
fowatded with Lcltr 10 dtsnt s. enurcrs; aud m
he sent Il deared. ~ va
Halves, 2 30 EiqI,Ls n go -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

NO Postmaster yet announced for the City of
New fork-no Jndge in the place OF Judge Pc
ters--nonc in the place of Judge Trimble or
Byrd! Why this delay Cti 5on0?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

VaI Ut the greatest cdidmhaiy that can befdii the
country DE 1.-THE erection ola monarchy, to which
all my acts, by tcords or deeds, give the lie."
Mr.. Grandson Gan Administration Editor of
the Darien Gazete) deemed it his duty in Justice
to Gen. Floyd and himself, TO correct Mr.. Powells'
errors.--Atter "snccrely regrettng that the casu-
al conversations Of any gentleman should have been
made the subject OF newspaper animadversion,
he says without quoting from the letter OF Mr..
Powell! il will suffice TO state that the most mate.
ral points OF his statement incorrect tina: is,
lar as II relates 10 what said OH the subject Of
Ven. tloyds conversation with me. For instance
The General did no: say, "hdI the persons COM
posing The administration meeting would be the
I.fS' marked Tor renSs0ncc, nor did he call for a
list oil their names for any other purpose than TO
see how many native Geoi gians were OF the mum.
oer.-How much more generous, manly, and no.
bic would II have appeared 10 the public; ii Mr..
foweii' when he received those inpertinent in
terrogatores from the editor of the Olive Branch,
had sent them 10 Gen Floyd and allowed him to
reply 10 them: What kedp Of words would have
been saved! What q lot OF type spared from de-
riiiSh ba,;erins,''
In the same manner vanish away all the panic
plots OF the tools OF the coalition.
The Fredericksburg" Arena states that Mr..
Clay dincd on Friday last at HALE Hill adjoining
Town, with the Committee and a few friends
ne same paper lDforus us that 1" his health, al
mo NOT re established, is mecli Improved and his
spirits seemed 10 he excellent''-We are sufici-
emily acquainted with MIR. C's " uncomfortable
VIII TO believe this assertion. He will be the
last man to seem TO strike his ,'ag and yet down il
must 20, though he has nailed il to the mast
YET come 1t will the day decreed by fatcs
Mr. O. lett Fredericksburg on Wednesday s. arriv-
cd at Washington on Friday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-25
FROM SMYRNA.

The editor of the Boston Daily Advertiser
"as received Smyrna papers to July 5, contain
ing some information from the Archipelago,
not contained in the latest London papers,
The English irisare Isis, commanded by Com.
ala'nes' had arrived at VosrIa, bringing inlor,
nation that on the eth Of June, the Commo>
lore communicated with the ship Of war War
>PI'e, commanding the blockade before Nava-
IN, and learned tina, Ibrahim had made known
10 the Admirals his intention to evacua,e .he
Aorea, and demanded a vessel to carry his de-
spatches TO his father, aud tha, in consequence,
ne English brig RiAeman had sailed several
lays before for Alexandria, having on board
me Sslic,ar Agar. 1t was further stated tina,
ne Admirals and Ambassadors Of France and
England had arrived in person before Navariu,
rom Corfu. Mr.. Canning, the British Ambas-
'SOor, Gould not have arrived there, but the
''nsF parties named might have been accom-
P4O'ed BY the High Commissioner Of the 10,
Ran Islands. y
s''eF t;Om Napoli di Romania, states thai,
: resident OF Greece left Napoli for Navarin,
Nv % The account Of the proposal of Ibra,
- " sSaeuase the Morea, was confirmed BY
ssN"ssrs from Milo, on the authority of the
.a vice Consul, who had been on board an
uS"sn vessel, which was then going in search
"' russian Admiral, to make known 10 him
proposition OF lbrahim, which was made Oh
~" June The reason assigned to it by h i'm