Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-29

writing, chaste language, correct sPe"5
and exalted sentiments, to the friends and
admirers Of that distinguished
MILITARY CHEIFrAN.
LETTER..
81 reed YOUR note: its contents duly ohserv-
Cd the receipts a. directed have retained:
the negro Girl named, if likely, al fair price,
will receive. | have reed Some Communica>
lions from the President and Secretary oil war;
and your presence is required, 1t My house 10
morrow E.venng, or Early Monday Morning
TO consult on Means * Measure, and TO deter
mine the latitude OF the authority. II Is the
m.rest old woman letter from the Secretary
that YOU ever Saw. your presence on SUNDAY
Evening will be cxpected, and your presence on
monday morning at o'clock cannot be dlspehs-
ed with you must attend. have SEM i"
express to the mouth of Cumberland x to Was,
sac % see and hear and make observations.
t,ye wrote to Capt Bissle: but from iniorma>
,io, reed. a, the moment the Messenger was
S,.r,;pc Gives me reason TO believe that Bissle
is the Hos, Of A. b. Wilkinson has denounced
n as traitor after he found th, he was I'M
plicated this is Deep policy. he has obtained
thereby the command OF New Orleans the Gun
Boats armed and his plan can now be executed
without resis,amce But We must be- there IN
due tint, before Qualifications can be erected,
and restore 10 our Government New orleans
and The western Commerce. you must attend.
Give TO those officers that you see assurances
thot all Volun,eer Companies will Grea''ul-
" accepted of we must have thirty, SIS or 40
Companies into the field, in fifteen or twenty
DAYS: ten or 10 in four, l have i, from the Pre-
sident, {have i, from Dixon that all Volunteers
will be gratefully accepted. To morrow night
wv. hn a III |
l4he Secretary of War is not fit for Grany
Gar 7 RandolDhs Ideas were TOO correct; but
duLerous as he has wrote there are sufficient au-
,bori,v to act. Ac, will, and by next mail Will
olive him letter that will instruct him in his
duty. and convince him that know mine. IL
YOU Convenient bring the Girl with you aid
| Hahn and respect A. JACKSON.
Compliments to Mrs. A. must tell you that
| BoneDart has destroyed the prussian army
We ought to have little oil the Emporers
energy"
This letter is wlhou, date, but is endorsed
| as written the 4th and received the 9th OF jan.
1907. and was addressed 10 Maj. VIM. p. An
DERsoN.
LETTER H.
Richmond, Jlne l6, 1907.
81 am sill detained here, and al what time l
will be able TO leave il is uncertain. Gem
! Wilkinson, after detaiuing the Court 20 days,
has at length arrived and The bills against Burr
are sent up 10 the Grand Jury. Whether the
| Testimony will be suffic ,emt 10 convince the
Minds Of the Grand Jury that gull exist RI her
as 10 treason or Nisdemeanoor is prob!mallcai.
am Aore eoovnssa, sean , TSfw aas nay
have been tie projec, of Burr, James Wilkin-
So he's VEN hand and hand with him, but
Eaton ike, wien he found that such was the
i3tcurily and virtue OF the western citizens that
sufficient force Could not be obtained he be
cam, tie patriot I" save himself from the
f,owns and indignation OF ar lnsul'ed people,
and 20 bring about that event by 4 iaw!es5
tyranny thai which h. found could not De car
ried in,o effect ty force. there are "a variety Of
opinions OIL, the Subject, which few days viii
furnish Sufficieu, hga, for the i'm 2ar'ial m nd
to aci on. all l wish 'ha il guilt ever did eXls'
tina, all conc erncd may be punished: II th"y are
inocent that they may be atqIitt d. but have
no op MON tina, il is just 10 sacrifice one as a
peace offering To policy, and permit Others OF
equal guilt to pass VITA impunty. am Sorry
to Say that this thug has, il part, assumed The
shape Of a political persecution, and for VIII ch
refer you to the papers OF his place, am
told you Receive them a subpoena has been
sent on for the President, with Duees tscuo,,
what may be the return know not. but ii
appears Mr.. Hay, by a change, Is placed on the
opposite Situation that h. acted in when Calen-
dar was tried and his own doctrine is used
against him. as soon as The Grand Jury have
acted on this thing will advise you thereof
at the race hope you will see Mrs. Jackson.
tell her not TO BE- uneasy, will be home soon
as my obedience TO the precspt OF my Country
will permit. | have only 10 add, az 10 the race, |
tina, the mare of Williams is thought here to |
be first rate animal of her size, but, II she can
be put up, she will fail in one heat, i, will be
then proper TO put her up to all she knows at
once.
"Adicu A. JACKSON"
These Le,ie,s can he had, if required, print
ed upon white satin, in any colour (blaek, blue
or grcen,) suitable for framiOg.-Enquire al the
Phenir Gazette Office.
We hope our Jackson fiiends will give US q
call.