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JOB PRINTING

r every description. executed with neat
~ ness " dispatch, 4 on moderate terms, AZ
ne iRGESfAN OFFICE. where
''s o'en Jus, received variety OF new and
oeaat'Int Ioh Type Ap'd3
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K,f0R HIRE The balance ofthe year, girl
ID about Is wears old, accustomed to house
'nSlnesS. f. FLETCHER.
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ceiling OFF AT PRIME
COST.

oug resident Partner of this place has COW
% Guided to remove, with his family. 10
p,IladeIphia. We are, therefore, determined
ENTIRE STOCK. AT COST,
and discontinue this branch Our stock con
ss,s OF a great variety ofarticles, many "fwnch
are not to be had at any other Dry-Goods House
"a This place They nave been bought at great
sacrifices for Gosh.
pa.sb,,ets would do well 10 call shortly. as
.,.b 10 close all our business by tins lst De
osmher. We viii sell any article IN our House,
=, mime eosi, by wholesale or retail, aud many
.,,,cl., at less than auction prices.
ANDREW & BROTHERS.
-I1A tSSh
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ffHHhJhfi, NJ NI'H -, ih-h'
Dram SIR: Your euemie,, dlscOmGlod ~ their
Efforts 10 establish any thing dishonorable or
criminal upon you, in the various mqniNions
they have instituted into your conduct upon the
late Presidential election, have, Ia their despair,
fastened themselves, as last and only hnpe,
upon the refusal of Mr. T. =. Blair, TO disclose
To the Senate OF this State, the content, of let
ter alleged TO have beeu written 10 YOU by him
some time in the month Of January, 1925 upon
the statements of MIR Amos Kendall, to the
same body, IN reference 10 an overture YOU had
made TO him 10 remove 10 the Gil" oil Washing
ton, and accept OF a clerkship in the Depart
ment Of State. Although Mir. Blair nj the IN
slant, declared that his silence was not dictated
by any consideration Of the effect u mig hi have
upon the controversy. one way the other. aud
thai the luSal emanated from his sense al the
sacrednesS and inviolabillty of confidential cor.
respondence yet the bitter aud unsparins spir-
II of your prosecutors eagerly embraced the DC
casion 10 lustil into the pubic mind suspicious
that the contents Were lnauspiciVus 10 yonr
reputation, aud replcte with proofs of Illicit ne
/ gotiatlon and arrangement between Mr. Adam
and Yourself
The central Committee .aised in th,s State
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PnRIIr-Nn..ln

LGus ot the tuited Stotes pass,a al iae rs, sts.
SION o. The T,oegfiftt CoaEfas.
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SELLING OFF At PRIME
COST. -
ANRf2FNIiS \. EROT'I u Y s


HNEEL themselves grateful to the public TOR
d the liberal patronage they have met with
slnce they have opened tnclr establishment IN
this place and now axe this method OF inform
ing their customers aud the Puhhc IN general
that lhev are determined to dispose Of their ell
me stock Of goods Al PRIME cost, WIN an lnten-
zion Of DISSEMINATING this branch; and they can
diov say II will be to the interest OF every per
to call at their store previous to purchasing
as their stock consists Of a variety OF goods ma
ny entirely new and IA honahe paterG>.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, liatd"re'
Iarfhern and Glass Ware, Looking Glasses,
Books, Paper Hangngs, C'othlng, Legnorns'
dc. &c. all Of which VIII be sold by wholesale
On retail, at great sacrifice, as we wish to close
all our business shortly.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
inv Ii
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AN ACT supplementary n thc several acts providing
slams IN Iloiiia.
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BLANKS

OfaIl kinds for sdle at tins Office,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

10 promote the elevation Gen Jarks"u IN The
ffrsplfueY. ttumphntlv announced This ca
rnnstmoc. ~ iffrhArhhir aud con,lu i've wv
drnec n sanr gnt, mud esuilingy suggest whr.
the Blti, yuur friend aud correspondent
would ha,e deeiioed dt,ulglup tho letter, had tho
contents contained to evidence ui bargain n cor
rupton The statement OF Kendall, although 90
is taee Il iVnluus aud ununportaut. is made sub
.idiary 10 The famo 81 irc The tcruat Com
miiiee appointed rs the Convention of the
friends Of thu Administration. assembled hCle IN
Drceuh,r LAST, rrpnsing the most runc c0nh-
denee IN ganr paniotsn and ,utur. feel Il n so.
unmefitei and llibetnl npnIajions by request
my Of Won. for publication, copies OF your
correspondence with ihnsc pfrsuns, ~ Reference
holh In The nne aud the other of those matters,
The committee nre aware otthr drlcaCy mud i'm.
prnptiett u exposing 10 the public gaze aud
animadvrrAion, private and confidential cores
poudedee Ihey n. consclHu, that the ptnr-
ice would beeone hateful Ia the experiment rs
Il IS indeiensible npan principle. They cnnnoi
however. give into the belief that the my,oIabl-
~ nfp#snle correspondence, impose, 90 you
m. obligation Ia submit ~ sieuccto these Calum-
nles, q 10 withhold the menus Which enable.
Yau 10 tlndieate ,nur reputation and your con.
duct They must, therefore, be permitted 10
urge their request. aud 10 indulge the hope,
that ifthefe are no circumstances OF which they
are mol appraised rendering u compliance oScep.
fionable YOU will not hesitate TO act in COniotmi
" 10 then wishes
Rrsupr,htIly
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frankfort, June ~, 1923.
SIR: You will couicra favor by giving n
place in the It number OF the kentuclSian, 10
the accompanym correspondence.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN HAEVIE, Chairman ofhe
Administration Ccatrai Cum. j0r Kentucky.
To the Editor Of the kcntuClllan.
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FpONHEAD TO FOOT.

InlY Ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

particular notice, tina letter oil Mr. Todd-son OF the
tate Judge Todd, and sonin-nw of the late Governor
Shelby, OF Kentucky 1t is SO clear aud full in its
statements they are SO evidently conscientious aud tue
hey so fully establish Mr.. Cay's fixed resolution, as
early as NOV lS24 not 10 vote for Gen. jackson under
any Poss'oie notwithstanding, it is CT itself suti-
cient' 10 remove ali difficulty to the question of
bargain and Corruption. We cay, that any man o!
SOUND understanding, not given up to the bgotry OF
party anu not previously determined, believe what
he mixed, and to reject, what he dislkcd, cannot read
"F. ioods letter, without believing that Mr.. Clay had
oe'erned to vote agains, Gen jackson, long before
the election came On.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21
Young Ladies' Boarding School

M + MRS. FORD beg leave respectfully to nfor--
I'VE me pnbIic that they intend to REDroyE their c.
adjustment 10 the Cfiy Of Washingto have cnaa
Eed the residence of the late Gen. Brown il is spa cio,
ann q" very healthy and airy situation.
'ney .each All the usual AMI higher branches Of ~
i-"SS" ACCOMPLISHMENTS work, La tin and the Mn
oern languages Drawing aud Perspective-Aso Mus.
y" inherent '5pumens-patcuar pains viii be taken e.
ne p"Ps To speak the French and Italian La ppuapc1
me- ',. mas Deen brought up expressly for the proics.
SOU he ""i'h"d her education in Edinburgh and PaIi,
'" "'' cN engaged III the instruction of Young adrz
w ~. 'e'Y ">' rank III Euoyc-thc School WasIinr,ou
viii npcn the LIST September ,ior ,s -, -, s
may 90 mace to them at Washington, the 10th J,
w ~ the meantime at their house Holiday stree, -
'", T Most satisfactory references be given
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21
DRAFTING OF THE
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery

GLASS; No Is.
The Subscribers having cen requested to pyneri,,
tend The Drawing of the DISMAL SW AMP ca
!. Al, lottery, No. 10, do hereby certify, tia;
The following were the Numbers which were ibis da,
ofa"n rom me nifty four placed in The wheel, viz:
ist Cd 81 AH 5!h 9Th 7ih Gil
- 80 Il I 27 IS Al
And that the said numbers were drawn in e.,
order in which they stand abnoe; that ,s 10 saw Nc
10, was the first that was drawn; no. 5, wss the Sc
como. no. % was The third; No. -, the fourth;
No. 2. was the fifth; No. q, was the sixth: no 81
was the seventh; and No. a. was Tic ghtb and last
Witness our hands, Richmond, oh june. 1885
JAMES RAWLINGS
GEORGE FISHER
EDMUND W ROOTEc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21
Scrap Iron, Salt Kettles. &c

EE ~ oe sold by order oi the Executive, at public
u"n' on thursday Tive Eth day Of July next, AZ tho
Arn"'y 10 TINS city, several tons scrap nd bar IRON
S'cf-odSS and cast iron salt bctrs.--cas iron role,s
Nv" PS"' 2"rTeIs--inctS-brass mounting Tor mrs.
""eeS' "sli "oned and in good odc-Artiisrv harness
Dor and sword belts. with many Other aitrleg
Nv VI wen can be SEEM IT any time before the day yf SALE
on application 10 the superintendent.
Ic'ns at sale, TO commence u o'clock.
Adjutan Generals Office, BERNARD PEYToN
"'o'wI ''' yh 1c"c' Jc%V. 3duiGnt Gcncro,.
ILc-:f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21
FRANCIS p. BLAIR.

Ut Much stress is laid upon Mr.. Clay,s silence on
'he subject OF bis letters to Francis p. Blair We
lave seen those letters, and state that as far as we
are Judges OF the meaning of !ansuage,l SO far from
proving any thug as to the 'bargain," CIR establishing
any Thing whatever 10 n1.. Ciay's prejudice they would
Al published, reflect credit upon him with tue peope
AZ large That they have no. been published is 90
casoued by no apprehension of injury. cut by the cir
cumstance, that in familiar aud confidential letter
10 an intimate friend, Mr. Clay spoke with great ati.
tuce OF freedom Of ndiv iduais. What must be pucbt
VI Tue morals OF party, that prizes oto the NEST con.
hdential correspondence between f,enisassuncs that
'n's contains danUing proof of guilt
cas ior the exposure of mems secret and conf.
aentiai thoughts TO Tie public gaze, and when this is
moi done airms That Tue refusal TO DO it, is proof Of
tue truth OF the assumption! Could not with equal
pToPf'ey, call for the correspondence between jack
son aud Eaton, the last winter, and it the rs be ,es-
pised as It ought to be- affirm that lis not being an
s~ered, was sufficient proof that i, contained something
that would not brook the lgh, Could we not affirm
las VIZ verify believo that there was an agreement be
tween certain individuals al Washington and other
parts OF the country in 1856, TO press The charge
ct bargain and corruption unremiltiney and ca rnop
them by name, TO exhibit the correspondence which
would establish it' Can any thing be more tyranni
cal and detssta5e, faD this nquisilion into te mi
yate correspondence persons? Was il ever hef,ra
attempted in this country, but towards Henry Clay,
Can any thing be destructive of confidence and
the freedom OF correspondence, Wcra there b,, THO
single characteristic, this is enough x upon Jack
snnIsm I'VE by the term in this case the spirjt
OF the ieade) The odiun OF ferocious and overbear
ing ternper-which is ready to sacrifice all the good
feelings of society as well as the crea; ,ae
Republic to the oil engrossns purpose Of making its
beloved idol President.
As to DIR. Clay's letters to Blair, We esan assert
upon the strength of having read them, that 10 oui
apprehension, tkey reflect credit upon him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21
FOR LONDON.

4+=kE The Rarquc PRUDENT, IxGERsoI.,.
,ISsI.SN NIastcr-to sail the 5,h August For
45kII)A7 freight Of 100 Iihds Tobacco apply to
June 81 o. c. & A. WAE,WTCE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

''fooSfrouS SerP@r a rattle snake was killed y
few days ago II Hamilton. Harris county, Geo,oia
measuring 81 feet long and %! inches in circumer
snCe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

Samuel Bell las been reelected Senator from H.
Hampshire for years from 9TH March next. For
Bell i33-for Hill {Jacksonj &2-majori'y la few
scattering votes Woodbury. goes to the wall there
Mc!4ane & Ridgely in Delaware johnson & Rowan
IN Kentucky.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21

wheiier to DC placed ON tno footing OF independents
State or to DO swallowed up in the bundles expanso of
the Russian Empire, remains to be seen.
These are the specdations which this grea, news nau
ta!y exci'es But when fairly engaged in war; il is
impossible to give reasonable guess of turn events,
may take In tine interim, the intelligence must have
stimulating influence upon commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
T Under the authority of deed oftrust to the sub
u scribers, will be sold at pubic Auc,on. 60 sa-
turday the 5,h day of April next at the lot ing about
half mile above the Town of A'eNandra, Snd On
the SIDE THE Turnpike Road, l,sdne fi'n' Al
exandria to ashington and formerly IN the oecuPan-
cy OF the late Mrs, Mary Fendall,
II number Of likely and vaiuable Negro
Slaves.
Also, various other articles of personal prorery' con-
sistng of Horses, Wagons, Carts, Household Fur
nture, &c. Terms made known on the day OF sac.
ROBERTO. TAYLOR 2r,
THOMPSON F, MAS n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
4. 7. Kennedy

HAS Just received handsome collection of fire
III screen patterns, some very itch, stand and EN-.
bossed paper for fancy work; good assortment of
low priced paper hangings and borders bandboxes,
all sizes; Also supply of the Common Prayer with
the Additional Hymns. and additional hymns separate;
Seraph I'd edition, containing the Music for the same
variety of Fancy articles suitable for Easter gifts;
Bales improved counter-su nix drill'deye needles, an
excellent article, worthy the attention of tailors and
dress makers; pocketbooks and wallets; ladies' and
gentemen's gloves; boys and misses do; silk UNI
breas and parasos; combs of every description Al
though his assortment of this last article may not
the largest in the District, yet is select, and being
(actual proprietOrh he is thereby enabled to erthem
on the most advantageous terms to the purchaser.
april 5-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
FOURTH OF JULY AND RAILROAD

Under this head We are glad TO see that this
mornings American has published what has
for some time past been the subject Of general
conversation in Baltimore.-No day could pos
sibly be more appropriate than that proposed
for the turning of the first turf in the great
work of uniting the Gulf of Mexico with the
Atlantic Ocean through the Chesapeake Fit
ty-two years will have elapsed since the Colo
MES of Great Britain declared themselves in
dependent sovereignties, and united them
selves in one Great Republic. And during
this long perio no work has teen undertaken
which in magnitude or importance has equal
led that which is now about 10 be commenced.
In the preparations which will doubtless be
made by the Railroad Directors, there is one
which We suggest as peculiarly appropriate
that the fits, spade be put into the ground by
CHARLES CARROLL OFCARROLLTON.
He s,gn,d the instrument which gave US e1-
islence as a ~nation-his honors will be COM
plete when he puts his hand to the work
which will make that nation perpetual in its
duration. Bali. Gu-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
Corn y eA .
4 Rreast-Pin A0st.

WAS lost, few days since, gold breast.Pin in
w which was set a large diamond. The finder on
leaving it at this office, will receive reasonable
reward for the same if required.
aDriI ) 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
humber, hime, aiAs, Oils
and Paints.

TEIiIE subscriber having bought out Captain James
l. NcGure's entire stock OF LUMBER, and having
reno, ed his former stock the yard tormerl occu-
pied by Capt Mcclure, respectfully offers for sale
the best and mast general assortment of well season.
ell timber at his usual low and accommodating prices,
Consisting of The foloping articles, riz.
~, 900 feet OF PanneI, l. Il, IA and inch Susque-
hannah plank
Il, 900 do of common do
S.. 900 do understandable II inch F.. S flooring boards
80, 900 do cuttings II inch do do do
81, 900 do N Carolina II, i! and inch heart plank
sc, 900 do white pine cuttings
81, 900 do inch Sus do
go 900 do inch T.. S boards
As 100 do A inch Md. +. >. do
50, 900 do cuttings A inch do
S. 900 DO oak plank
lao 600 do joist and scantiing
80 900 do oak and pine grders from 80 to 70 f. long
IS 600 do white oak II and inch plank 80 to so feet
long
90, 900 Suffolk shingles
81, 900 s.. Carolina bunch shingles
1890 cedar and locust posts
1000 che smut rails
400 casks Thoma $, on lime, fresh & in good order
50 barrels Suffolk tar
10 do drip turpentne
Cut and wrought nails aud spikes, lamp oil
Paint OIL white lead IN or. kegs, &C.
Persons wanting any of the above articles or any
other kinds of lumber, will do well by calling at my
ward on Unon-sreet and north of Kng-street.
also, TO RENT,
e-. The Wharf. Warehouse and Lot used
tlsfS BY me as a Lumber yard, Wolf-stree ct, and
4 ,nss known as the property Of MIR James En-
4SEsss twisle and adjoining the brew-house For
terms apply to Mr.. James Entwse or TO the subscri'
Der GEO. ii. SMOOT.
april +-6t
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MAMMOTH OX-for Easter

sNHIS day about IL o'clock, an extraordinary large
Il OK will he shown through the streets for the gra-
ticaton of the citizens.
This steer may be said to be of the largest in
the void for the age, being only rising years
old and allowed to weigh 1900 lbs lie raised
by Mr. VIM. Rector of Fauqu'er county, Va. and pur-
chased by Messrs. HooH, Benrer Emerson and Ri
chartis and will be vended their respective sham
bles on Saturday the 5th day of April, 1923 spl 2
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GEO. JOHNSON.
Elegant Furniture at Auction.

Elegant Furniture at Auction.
7 half past o'clock On v edns sda, the 9Th inst.
N at the residence of Nr. Join Miller OF W,.h-
ngton.street. who is abou, TO tr'm town, his
HonsehOM amt Kitchen Furniture,
being perhaps, Of the very quality Of any town,
# not in the District, having been wholly purchased
b, careful and experienced hand, IN the phadel-
phia market within the l.S years and CAUTION y used
since that time II Consists part OF
livery superb srleboard prof card tables
dining tables, mahogany and other chairs
Mantle and pier glasses
Mahogany and curled maple curtain bedsteads
Venetian stair and entry caIpesg
Venetian inside blinds
elegant wash stand with marble slab, plain do
set of French china with shades
Bureaus, dr ssrg table v it'll mirror, plain do
Straw mating for two rooms and passage
Passage lamp, pair astral lamps and mantle do
Cut glass, fender, kitchen furniture
And great variety of almost every artire in in
the most fashionable families. Tens cash
To give the lsdi,s al opportunity Of viewing the
furniture, the house will be opened The morning pre-.
vious to the sale.
april GEO JOHNSON Auct.
~ The National intelligence vii please insert
the above till day OF sale.
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TWENTIETH CONGRESS, lsr SESSION
Thursday Aprii 3. 49,
~ SrSIrp

Thursday aprH 3. 1928.
IN SENATE.
In the Senate, the bill regulating processes
in the Courts Of the United Safes, in those
hates admitted into the Union since 1889, was
after long discussion, ordered to third read
ing. Some private bills were disposed Of.
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Was Found.
Take Notice.
FIFTY Dollars Reward

WILL be given for experimenting negro Brist9'
w the property OF Miss Z. r. NJ. Can deceased,
wbo left nv empIov in November last; he is very
stout Black Man, about 5 feet or sinches high and
about 50 or "a years of age and shows his teeth when
snoken to. which are very large and white, the upper
lin turning up; by trade q Wrought Nail Maker.
mech oS staw1m. JOHN CREIGHTON.