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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
New Dyy Goods store.
ERE SH Ild3ORTfIIONS
wwHT AwD DAWS0Ms

zr,vE tho measure TO announce 10 the citizens OF
,lexan,lr;a and the pa5c generally, that ti,ey
lave received by the late arrivals from PhHoephis
and New York. the residue oftheriaii purchases Wh.Cn
they have now open, in the Store recently occhPieu
by Mr. Robert Barry, directly opposite Jonathan
Butchers Hardware Store, an extensive anu pc
neral assortment CT British, Irish, French s"',''
German, India and American goods, suitable 'or tis
present and approaching season. they consist p"'
ofthe following articles: Ill.
London extra super blue, black, olive, green oa'
steel and oxford MKT cloths
Do Do i iine d. DO do
Extra super blue and black casimerea
8 Cases superfne sattine;is
10 DO second quality do .s,,,.
Do coramon 10 comprising complete assOlt
ncnt Of blue, grey, oxford and steel mixed
Drab mixed, olive and blue fearnots, stout goods
swanstlown, toiilnetts aud valentia yesting
plain black silk velvet Tor vests of AN extra qnas'
ALSO colored some handsome patterns
Figured, striped and plain black, English SILK Tes''"s
hte, red and green fannes
/ Bale green 5azes
| Do do carpet Ito
Casesgentlemcn's Tartan ria.d'
Bales rose blankets, H. 81, 1o4, 1i-4' ia l0,4
| extra quality
| ; Do point
| Case bombazines, some extra iine
2 DO bombszetts, assorted coiors, some extra 'I'e
DO ladies Carolina pias, some handsome patterns
10 Cases fancy prints, compTlsnga compietc assoI-
ment ofthe newest and most fashionable styIe'
some very superior in quality
! Case Al, furniture chntz, beautiful goods
| DO 81, Grecian stripes and PLAID gInghains
Dol +, 4, striped, plaid and shaded bateste' aeau-
/ uiul patterns
| Black satin cvantines
Slack Italian lutcslrng, equal to am imported
Plain black, figured and striped grode.noss all quail
| tiles ,
Colore, do do do handsome goods and well assorted
| Black mode
SLACK, white and assorted colorcd sa,tns
| Do DO DO do horCucee
Black sinchews, very superior IN quality
! DO sarcenets do do
| 9 Cases black rankin grapes
| DO do Carton do
| Black and cOiOrcd Italian Grapes
Case super bandanoes, large s,@c
| DO do aags do DO
| DO do do common do
100 Casimere shawls assorted c0ors, some very Inc
\ handsome and general assortment OF fancy barcgc
and silk hdkfs
Swiss muslin robes, extra rich work and patterns
An elegant assortment OF sprg and dotted swss ana!
book lnuslins
"A, 81, plain null and SWISS, also jackonets and
medium. do
| A., Cd, plain black do
| A., g.. catnbyic; IA, 6-.i, dimi.y
An elegant assortment II soTked muslin capss pill
lorenes and collars. some beautiful patterns
! Worked inserting trimming and eleing
A, Oh. plain bobbne,ts, scne very fine
! English thread lace inserting
A large and beautiful assortment of French and Eng
lish thread lAces and edgings
Thread lace capes pO,enes anu collars, real French
work splendid goods
Bobbne:t, lace wells beautiful patterns
| An elegant and well selected assortment Ofbonnet
ribbons, different styles and qualities
Satin aud iutcstrng ribbons from No. l! to IL
| cap ribbons Be.t do, new sly lie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
Mouse ca Entertainment.

x,EszA The undersigned hcgs leave 10 IL
sf h form his friends and the public general!
EStfI2 that he will move on the first day Of Aga
G1s34 3next, about four hundred yards west Q.
the Court House. on the Liu!e River Turnpike Road
to the House late the residence ofichardacht eq
where he will open a House of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
Backing, Seine WINE, etc. .

Backing, seine "ino' 80
QUANTITY Of canister and cake backing war
4 rauted fsuperior quality. and further supply OF
Drldport herring and shad twiue, just received and
Who viii SELL if applied for Immediately. the whole
or INV part of the DRY GOODS lately advertised, at
:ai.;,nore nrices on the usual credits jan
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24

handsome assortment, some equal 10 an! M
ported, with beautiful bordr"s
cases and Al irish linens, gross, bicached and STU
perior finish
} do housewife linens, warranted bleach
do Irish sheeling
-, 8 a, 81 and Oh table diapers
Bir,lsey and Russia Go
Linen cambrics, sumo extra fine
Do do i,,lkf,, elegant coored borders
allies black and white English aud French silk hose
DO do do cotton and wors,ed do
English and French white and black silk gloves
ate and coorel kid, beaver and copd caster 10
Gentemen's real buck, beaver and iorseskin 10
Crav;t ,tiffeucrs
Cord plaid Italian crava's, new and beautiful article
Black italian crayats, superior quality
cases ladies i,glorn honnets, some extra fine
Mix'd and white lanbswool hose
DO do do half do
Cotton, hags and Britannia hhkts
An elegant OF puts, curls clusters rau'S
ringlyrs. is,es, style, warranted Of the best ma
nui>c'Ure
L. rgc she'll tuck and side combs
Long, cur and dressing do
livery and pearl pocket do
Brazil shell tuck and side combs
Pure Cologne water
Ostrich feathers
Iacs, long and short
Silver ihnnbles; Tapes and bobbins
200 dozen Ciark's spool cotton
100 do do do do colored
bale Marshail's and Athinson's do patent thread
blue black and assorted servings
DO do do TVS,
Ira pens'o suspendeFs' superior quality
Res, gilt, coat and YES, buttons
bale Lyon skin, weie'ty texture
do negro cloth
Go blue plans
do Gnseys, various patterns, :ery weishty texture
German tcklenburgs and oznaburgs
Til'ahng ALso
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
TO Rent,

- The House lately occupied BY Joseph
HSfH cooper on Ramsay swhsrf; the stand iseq,lal
sss, - any in town for small business. and well
GG calculated to accommodate smalifamliy.-
Porter rs. whah WILDE moderate,aPpi!to
ost2s r. r. AMSAY Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
AAeAt,

xz The three story brick store on King,
S3'SNN q three doors above the coraer OF Washing
80 ~ street, lately occupied by Mr. bdw'
.&x Snyth It's situation is good for
SAN -r1 81 Jusiness. The rent will be low toa good
tenant. j. 9 D. DoooLH@'
iuly %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
GeOyge : Nough

EgAS lust received few dozen mems and women
Z q tartan plaid cloaks, girls do do
Black Italian lusrings
30 gros de nap
Low priced and super steel MKT cloths
DO do cassmeres
Fawn, tIrab and fancy MKT do
4 few pieces blue and bo,tle-grcen cloths
Scarlet and white merino long shawis
Hack white and scarlet square do
silk Cashmere long shawls
Tartan p!aids
Furniture di;nity and calcoes
Marseillcs quilts and twii!ed counteIpanes
Some extra quality ticking
On consgnmcnt-2 cases Eealing wool hats
l2mo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
For Nent,

Aiarge well situated Store, with an excel
&TA lent dry cellar attached To 1t. tits remarka
lbiy well alcuiated for the Dry Goods hus-
&1&Gness, and a tenant in that line would re-
ceiyet IL preference The rent Will be moderate.
net 40 GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24
Cotton buck.

EUSr received fresh suppl, ofCot's superior GO.
q ton duck, assorted numbers. fors"'e ~
J. 6. MILLER
Who wishes 10 purchase Wheat and Corn. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24

NOVEMBER TERM, 1927.
The Mechanic Bans II Alexandra,
(o1,ph's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18

mountains Of song, and the laurel OF poetry fall
from the brow TIA, should wearit as immor~
taH
0. nv country. Her'warfare is that OF The
cross with the crsscrni-of Chris'isnity WIN
the principalties OF the powers oil darkness.
Her appeal. therefore, iS 10 The Ihf'Shdn-
Shall the buried affairs Of the Seven Ih"rchts
moulder with the bones Of the slain In battle!
D, my country! sAm TO look thro' the
portentous cloud which is ready 10 discharge
i,srmag azines Of wrath upon thee. see the
angel OF thv brighter destiny descending from
heaven Behold he comelh! From the wales Of
Morea TO the mountains Of rhracia, the voice
that summoneth to battle is heard-Onward.
Onward! to The conflict! the redemptions OF
Greece draweih nigh!-Ihe voice is heard in
this land Of the Pilgrims Of Freedom. Their
Christian daughters assemble with the weapon
Of spiritual faith Shall | look abroad over
this fair country in vain for the marshaied
host OF the powerful Of their sons,-But can
not reproacha people TO whom my Country ow-
eth SO much No; already have The States
man" and the "Si1 Brothers." like the May
flower OF forlorn hope" which succored the
infancy OF this mighty nation, walked the song
of rejoicing in the dwellings Of Greece. Is 'here
a Christian who will refuse 10 Cooperate IN tins
holy struggle: lrsmain silen'-the mo'eless'
liicIess objects Of \ allure answer, No.
The political regeneration Of Greece will be
as life from the dead TO the religion CT the
Eastern world. |, will be accompanied by a
new and powerful era Of Christian enterprise
Even now, | behold the standard Of the t:ne
faith, with the cross upon its summit, just ri
sing upon the shores f. Greece. The resent
hides i'self in he biackncss OF The darkness.
behold all Asa SEnropr shaking themselves
from TIE siumbers ofa Corrupt Christianity, &
tie angels Of the Seven Churches rekind'ing
the fire Of heir ahars aud wiring upor thei'
walls, Sairafion Shall Christians, then-shall
tr,ols-schalars fail 10 feel common interest
IN the holy strugel, Of NJ" oorntry? God forbid!
i am happy Madam. hat may minsIe my
prayers with yours fer the redemption Of
Greece.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18
From ths Chaleston CITY Caz.

4 neighboring Jackson Print, has Oh the in
slant, and with sweeping clause, passed us
censure on the manly ylndication which Mr. L.
mas addressed to his fellow citizens, in relation
10 the course pursued by him during The Presl-
DENTAL Election. The Witnesses $50 says this
oracle)"who defend him MIR Clay support
themselves" And SO, OF course, they are not
to be believed Men OF high distir ction-Se-
lected from he common roll. for their virtues,
their talents and their public services, to rep :
resent the peoples will-to protect The national
" eltare-to elevate the national honor, are not
TO be believed, when rep lliag charge affect
ing the character, not only OF a high functions
ary Of the Government, but even of that very
Government, i;self-because, iorsooih, that
charge, through The deeply schemed artihce
Of its fabr,ca,ors, indirectly and remotely al
lects themselves. Mohs'rous supposilion? mt
only for, communion with the base ISLANDERS
which it ventures 50 fe, b V 10 sustain. Is there
an America, who prldes himself upon the name
ard feeling, Of America an, that does not blus Sin
for the imputatlon, thus inpudsnrly Gas, upon
the honor and character Of his country? Is
there i ci'lzen in this free country, estimating
and cherishing his equal rights, anu generating
justice, that does not revolt al ,als grossest Of
tyrannes, the pre- ud cation Of the accused, and
he open avon ed determination 10 overawe, to
misrepresent, and 20 re Jet his defence? Is there
~ fine, nan Of common feeling that would
deny to another tha', which, however, mean
may be his station, he still regards as the
most sacred privilege Of humAnity-the vindi
cation Of his actions, and the preservation Of
his good name!
Yet why need ask the question: I, is
shamrlessy answered IN the political mallsniiy
which has di3wn forth, aDd now follows the
address, 10 which we referring.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18
Interesting 10 Citizens of Tirg,aia

The following Pre- .mble and ResaIu.,.
were adopted in the House Of Representa-.
of Krn.ucky on the !7th u!t. by 4 vote Of :,
10 %:
"IVhereas there is now perdins sui, 'iD,.,
Supreme ,ourt Of h Unu ID States, lmoI,, p,
the constitu,ionality and valid Of h. -
limiing actions Of Fl eetmrnt to seven Yer, =.
barring the right Of entry afer the lapse Of s..
ven years peaceabie possession, and as i H.,
vita! impor ance to the bes' Interests Of l.
State.of Kealu Ky, that said law should Lr d.
lermined constitutional and valid" The,
fore.
Be IL RESOLVED, Tha; the Committee far Cogr.
Of Justice be instruc &c TO prepare and brr,
in bill providing for the appoin;men, ~
conversation Of one distinguished Lave.
whose duty il shall be 10 proceed forthwith p,
he City Of " ashington, for Tie purpose :! j..
Tending The validity OF said law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18

winch are as good as any lands i'll the world,
are th,cklv ,ilnbered with cotton wood, beach,
walnut ash, some poplar pr'vy, holly, &c
There is also great abundance of cane in the
bottoms The country is in the main we'll wa
rered with good spring water The Arkansas,
White, Red and Wach i,a rivers afford grra, Ia
cilities for navigation. The productions are
Cotton, whea', oats, rye, Indian corn, &c. The
staple is cotton, which is produced Of as good
quality, and in as great quantity as in any part
of the United States. The climate is very IA
voraole for sheep, cattle, hogs, horses and
mules. Nat Banner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18

head r,f.t 81 lie Cherokee Nation O! indians a;
the Cit, Of " ashlngiun, on the 2!th OF fSoru-
arv, l8le-aisimguishing between those who
are enri led 10 reservations IN Tee simple, and
those who are entitled to reser' atoms fos HE
only, with rsyersisn IN fee simple 10 their chill
den. =
On motion of Mr.. Smith, Of Indiana, il was
Resolved ThatIhe Committee on the Judicial
~ be instructed TO inquire into the s1pediency
Of so changing The Judiciary System OF the I.
States, as TO organic Supreme Court with
appellate jurisdiction only in The hearing OF oaus
es, except in such Cases as the Circuit Judge
may be interested, or may have been concerned
as Counsel, and in these cases, with original
Jurisdiction, 10 be holden by the present. aum>
Der oil Judges, sub lecl 10 BIZ reduced, by death,
or resignation, 10 the number OF hse, and reqhir-
ing Of said Judges TO sit only ., Judges OF me
Supreme Court, at the seat OF Government, ana
10 hold the Court semi annually, TO si untli
the busn. SIS on the docket shall be disposed
Of to deliver in ,Criiing, seriaiim, opinions IN all
causes involving the conslitutionaliry OF a Law,
the construo ton Of Treaty, or the jurisdiction
of State Courts.
And, tina, the said Committee be instructed
10 inquire into ih- sxPediency OF dividing all
the aes in the Union into Circuits OF reason
aOlS size, aUu oil CitGlUS SdSu S''NS''f
sufficien, plumber Of C'rcuit Courts, 10 be hold
en- semi-annually, by the District Judge, to he
appointed for that purpose, and clothed with
origina! Jurisdiction in all cases Of Federal
cognizan~e, to do the business VIII as little
Inconvenience and delay as possible, 10 suitors.
On morton of Mr.. Chiffon; il was
Rssoired, That the Committee on Roads and
Canals he instructed to inquire into the expedi'
ency of extending branch OF the National, or
Cumberland road, from some CON, enient point
on the Said road, in he State Of O'io, to Lou
isvile in Ky. and from thence TO Nashville, ay
the most direct AMI suitable route. That sad
COMMITTEE aso inquire into the expectancy Of
running branch Of said road from LouIsrill' g,
in Kentu, Ky, TO a point opposite Shawneetown,
FIR the purpose of facilitating The transpolta>
ton Of the mails. And, thai they also inquire
i,to the expectancy of making an app opriaton
OF suffi'i vacant and unappropria'ed lands,
belonging to he United States, To efftci said
objects, if deemed advisable and necessary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18
From the Lexington Ky. Reporter.

It should not be forge ton, that most Of the
members oil Congress were elected twelve or
eighteen months go, wien the Infamous and
exploded caIumny of"Oribery and corruption"
was q; its highest pitch. 4 great change IN
public sentiment has since TAX, n pacc-a mo-.
raj f. cling HIS been a" akened, which will save
the country. From Virginia and Pennsy lvania
especially, every mail brings ia durable intrIIi.
gence;-nentuck IS safe md slealfast. The
trrachery Of a few individuals wi have no IN
favourable effect upon tnc question among the
peGpls al large. 1t vii! serve 10 arouse their
Indignation and stimulate them 10 more fl
Glen, action. And after all what has been pro.
we'd BY The New York elections? If any thing,
it is, that tnat State will adhere 10 the cause #
the Administration Ii was always expected,
tha Jackson would receive the electoral votes
of the City of New York, and some Of the adj
Joining districts. The anti-nanufacturng aud
anli-Amercan interests every where are in hi,
"a, our, and where these interests predominant
hr will ne the favo,ie candidate.
The friends Ct the Administration may CAL
cuIate upon IS votes in New York IN New
Jersey,7 in Maryland, 8 in Delaware, 10 in
Ohio, X in KenDucky, in Indiana, 5 in Ilii-
no's, 3 in Missouri, and in Louisiana; which
added 10 the 81 Electoral votes Of y England,
m axe !4O-nhe more IMAM majority Ot Inc
whole number. The probability Of the votes Of
both Virginia and Pennsylvania being given
TO Mr.. Adams, is much greater than that he
will lose the votes Of two Of the states claimed
for him above. 1t is impossible to doubt that
the cause is sill gaining in those states, il has
indeed Of late gained every where, by organ
cation. better zeal anima,es its friends, and
more con!idcnl hopes are entertained of sue
cess. o. the Gay of trial the strength of the
nation, we hope and believe, will be found on
the side oftruth, principle AM civil, and reli
gious liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18
Fashionable Hair Cutting.

fLEMENT BREAST, bcgs leave TO return his IN.
Ofcigned thanks to the public, for the liberal En-.
enlargement lie has received, stree lie conmercr.
business. He tax es this me; hod to inform, bis hci,
and the public, that he continues to conduc; the Lu
ness at his old stand on Fairfax street lie Iespcc.
fully solicits share Of The public patronage src IS
sures all who may honor him with call, that lie VI
be untring in his efforts TO please. Gentlemen VII
he shaved with ease and comfcIt to thcmseIcs, q,
may have their hair cut. in any way they nay ir
Sire lie viii be happy to sett the Razors OF the
gentlemen who shave themselves; and pledges Inn.
sell 10 cute this well IS every other branch &
his profession, in skillfu and satisfactory .rn,g
ian l2-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18

70 the protection Of Home Manuiac,u,. =,
very reasonably concluded tina; these r,.o,
tions would aid in tie re Election orrhe NJ.
incumbent, whose administration had J.
heart and hand in support CT the Amer;.
system, to encourage home Industry
Ohio State Jour,.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18
Notice.

1--WE subscriber having purchased the stoc OF ".
Il late concern Of Vaudeville and Larmour, Inehn
to continue the Grocery Business Also the HA
factory Of Soap and Candies having undertaken W..
his late partner to discharge punctusly all their l0.
engagements be requests those indebted to them II
make payment to him, as speedily possible, he W.
be desirous to continue business with their frIeho'
and will always endeavor to merit their friend! COS
hdence His assortment general and on good term
dec l7-3aw3w SAML. B. LARNOUh
The winchester Republican and Shenandoah ~.
aid will publish the above three times and send Inc
accounts TO this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18
Number, lime, sc.

rVNHE subscribers having commenced tie Iurl
4 business on Union, between ole and E.s...
under the firm Of JH0. BhE.4N g 60. beg ,.
mos, respectfully, to inform theririend. aIdr d.
lie, that they have now Oh hand, an intend ke,rr.
general assortment Of all kinds OF building mate,
ais Of the best quality, viz.
40, 900 feet A, + aud 81 susTueaarnah rl.,
panneI, common and cuttings
100000 feet and '-4 Eastern-shore hoard,
$4,000 DO 5-4 flooring boards
5000 do ioist and scanthng
10000 Nofth-Carolina bunch shingles
5000 plastering laths
$50 caska fresh 1homaston lime, in exccle.
orler
With quantity Of oak plank and tr.l cr locus, I.
cedar posts, &C. &c ell OF which will be sold at Il.
most reduced prices for cash.
JOHN BRK9N
Jan 3-2sw 7t' ROBT ~ HUNTER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18

The following Resolutions have been introdu.
ced into the House of Representatives of Mas.
sachuset,s, by Mr. Calhoun of Springfield.
Res0iUed, As the sense of this House, that the
coLti"ued and increasing depression of wooden
manufactures and Of the agricultural inter-
est in this Commonwealth, and the country
generally, calls for the generous interposition
Of The Legislature Of The nation.
RESOLVED, That judicious revision Of the tx.
isting tariff, IN such manner as not essentially
or injurously TO affect any Of The other impor
,ant public interests of the country, or sudden.
ly to j"o2ardize established systems ofpolicy,
seems required BY liberal regard to all he
branches OF American industry, as well as by
the failure Of measures heretofore adopted with
this lew.
Rcsoiced, That this House reg ards with great
satisfaction the pledges already given by the
Representatives Of his Commonwealth in Con
gross IN reference to this subject, and that we
rely with great confidence upon their conlinu-
I'd efforts to accomplish what sense Of Justice
and regard 10 the interest, Of the whole COM
munlty shall seem 10 require in the premises
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-18

iNDlASA.-A re solution has passed the SEN
ate Of Indiana by vote Of l6 to 5; instruc,ing
their Senators and requesting their represents
lives in Congress, to use all reasonable endea
vors to further revision of the Tariff so as 10
give an adequate protection, * encouras ement
10 the culture Of Hemp-,he growth of Wool, &
to the Manufacture Of Woolens Four out of
the FIVE took the passage Of the Sc resolutions
in high dudgeon, and entered their protest 10
them on the Journals Of the Sesate-as in,erfe-
ring with the Presidential election They had
some way discovered that their favorite An
drew Jackson now Sc: on the fence in regard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-04

4 ma DHBNEf. u informs the public that the .cbo
" at his house will be continued the next yesrbv I, w
The Greek Isin, French Ergli.b Language.
WIN we usual course OF Mathematics be tsurh Tbe
sho9i VII he commenced the 18th Of FEBRUARY and m
i:hed on tie 18th Of Dse With vacation Of weeks p the
Sunmsr " " w"
The S5ha'ses Tor board exclusive Of lodging eco
>, n ' -, UNION ilob ,, 20
Louish, i'ov. 2. bS-w2lN
w ILL h. sold 10 die bdoer, r6sdenc d ,he
" late James Robertson, the County OF Am.im on
monday The list IT Dec. neT.The crop If corn fodder
ai The stock, consisting Of byr;e eow oxen sheep og
about 1860 weight u poke household sud ta1on
Utensils. ~ f''
credit ( ~ sonth will he given for all suns above $40
undef That sum essbIond with approved seoufiy with m
ttfe from the date II no, puuctuay paid, viii be teqursd
AL person. having claims sgsns the Ess make tbe,
xpo"n on OF before that dsy aud ho'e indebted will come
f7iTsfd aBJsetle their respective halsuots--
JNO. II. ROBERTSON, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-04
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.


II is stated, that notification has been received
from the Colonial Office in England by Sir Howard
Douglas and Judge Chapman, requiring them TO
hold themselves in readiness To prepare a state
ment for the arbitrator under the 9th article Of
the treaty of Client. The sovereign State which
is to act as umpire, is said not TO be yet decided
on. Judge Chapman will probably proceed TO
England this Autumn and Sir Howard Douglas
will speedily follow. Cost. Statesman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-04

ETRCN de Subscriber on Sau,6,' mart j,,, o D.. b..
u room, FIVE DUEDkED ASD 1--WE 2oLLAns.
HncFhy Nugn" Back notes-As weiias can f.toil,ef
hfe we're four hy dollar notFf, fsgeriy lin
~ four tsG', one tse end The lsiarce Cly dollar rote.-
Any person giVrg Information, finding tie .o,e shall L.,
fF%aded lbs,a'lY DAVID w. burton.