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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

On the 7ih inst. 4 man was convicted before Tho
Court Of Quarter Session. of Kidnapping tho
nero airi Sarah. a report u this trsl IN tho
Aurora Of tins Day concluded with tie following
paragraph.
~Judgs King, after Kemarking upon tho atiroei-
01s character Offbe offence, sentenced the prisoner
10 pay fine Of 2 thQgsand dolars, and 70 undergo
IN imprisonment al hard labor FOR I2years.
Aher having passed this sentence On hidn1P-
per, Judge King. as We learn, intends 70 vote FOR
purchaser of Kidnapped human beings' for a reg
uiar Dealer in huInan flesh 10 be the Chief Npgi5-
trate over the only Free People on earth. w have
heard il laid down as an nn0m thai ''the Receiver
il as bad a. The Thief" Slave Dealers are the
purchasers Of those who are stolen.
rDem. Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
VMrMiture and Mahogany.

LINES GREEN-CABINET MAKER,
-.s nm hand at his mandatory, on Royal-street,
few loors south of King general assortment OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF hisown mahniac'
lure. Ill.
81 Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
nar ALSO,
Copal varnsh, saeking bottoms cords &c. al o.
which will be sold low for cash or the usuai creo'' 10
punctual customers. ,,e
TWRNING Of escry kinaneatiy execute dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
AS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here
and the Cambria, at n. York. the following goods:
ch are oe cred for sale the lowest terms for cash.
pproved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 3, 50 and point
rose do from to 13-4
5.4 and Ga hushings
Extra superline black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kersey meres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double ml'ed drabs
.Schofeid's hannes and taises
Errse, S and Forrest cloths; swansdown and toiie'
nett vestings
"a, 4, and SO Venetian stair and passage car
peting
Shad and herring seine Irvine, in casks and DaieS
Shoe thread . ,oo
patent threads, assorted from No 10 to 80
which with his stock Of goods on hand renders ms as
sortment pretty general ,u. ~ ,;u o;..
BY the ship Boston, expected aa,y, W. VS. "" vs." s 800
H., ",e apr IF sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

TA supply Of the above medicins for sale
nv JOHN KENNEDY.
AT the Office Of the Am Col Society, Washington
And A. I. KENNEDY, Alexandra.
oct 1S--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
florida AanN Agercy


TNHE subscribers have opened an Office in the City
l. of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale Of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Such is the peculiar character Of the lands in Fori'
da and their productions that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis
this Territory in relation to their true cha,
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute examis
nations of the public lands vacant, well asthoss
which may hereafter be offered for sale. They will
prepare themselves with maps Of all the good lands,
and with such information may be interesting to Pul
chasers.
The lands advertised for sale in December next EN-,
brace very interesting section OF the Terrtor,-bo-
ing situated farhest South and East of any public lands
hithe:o offered for sale by the United states and in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
of the grand staples Of Territory; sugar and
sea island cotton well the rearing Of the silk
worm and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One OF the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country IL well acquainted with most
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requstion, either enter
purchase land, and all letters addressed to them.
post paid) vii; be promptly attended to,
REFERENCES.
| Col. JAMES GAnsnEN, Tallahassee, Florida,
Col JOSH GAMBLE, Richmo nd, Virginia,
Hon. A. G DANE, Prince William County, Virgins,
Msjor Byrd C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Yr. mia,
JoHx MAcRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Va and
Major W. p. Tuoasros, Alexandria, ID. e.
C BRONAUGH,-
HENRY WASHINGTON.
T,v,B1sees IA, I0o1Gx IN "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
rmyRsDAY MORNING. oAMUAmv 40, $685.
German l inens etc.

4 Bales burlaps assorted
l / do hessians, just received and for sale by
8 MESSERSMITH.
Who has in store and Offers for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
hafchests and ten catty boxes of various i'm.
portations. and part Of superior quality
Gunpowler and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from 10 to 90 cams Of lib. do do
powchong in chests and hafchests-
so hhds } Muscovado and New Orleans sugars,
80 bbis part of prime quality
Is bags Porto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
3. Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
WI. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
dow to'cose sales)
Sweet malaga in Or casks do
French madeira do do
,kers and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottes,&c. &c nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

Mackarel, Rum, &C.
an Bbls. No I and 9 fall mackarel
~ 20 tierces n. f. rum
2 hhds Jamaica do
pipes old London brandy, s years old
do do Weispgn
90 bbls crab cider
8 sacks soft shell almonds. Just received and
for sale by "2-H1o NV
IN STORE,
90 hhds whiskey
10 bbl- do
10 cases pound lump tobacco, warranted
10 kegs Leiper's SNUFF
chests Gunpowdertea
cases ioolseap anu letter paper
boxes pipes
$50 boxes soap Gee -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

..-as o.. al lhst iuiaTos fHh bess IS 90
uadfr p south Nail the snu . son'-
powerful. e,en in the depth 81 winter
~ ~. hecs are reused into action, aud are Ill
i' ' 90 mact tie extreme cold Of the night.
To- when laying in a torpid state, which
o. 4, daiine tire coldes, weather, The bees do
,.oa.re 80 ,ueeh faod aud am iei a be-
- tl4tfhe .1'i Is not so excessive during the
n's" .yen allowing the reverse. still | think
''' j., ii a,,es cf a8td are less satiahle, the north
-, I,,tsa or u al Is the preferable sitaa.
,t,,jaq tae winter. Nor should The bees he
'..,1 MO iie stu until the trees have 50 far
i sa, rorb then buds that they may fluid a safi-
''i ,1ok fh..e hints may he useful TO 'hose wi'n
III wish r. become practical apiarisfs. My
,1,aleage Of tte matter Is theoretical but
~. f,i+,,s 0hD follow the practice. X. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

a decided opinion ogfo the r4f.,F ~ Ha,mi'.
ing the company II enter iH.s +.st, D.
,yuuidseem, ihel urirr frrprr siraas'iaae.
no evil could pri.t' ffsm Il. bar - he Other
haod, maek b%raadr. sboaid W. Simultaneous
ly Improve the navigation Of ouf rlysra, and
open good channels Of communication vii,
TIM road. t'ndr, tufl circumstances, trade
viii seek It's natural channel, aud ihc bot
m~arlcis iflhal channel b. lames River.
nnnstruel q similar rad from some nhsigr-
HE point al tbat rieffioi ntefsrri II tn mosl
convenient po,ni, the rond oI The Baldmar~
rnmpan, and tho trade viii be ours u
J'taies hi,er be- "a ttbc route whi,l It viii NJ
inrnlly s%r'oel, with rde .amc facilii.r. To reach
market, presented hy other %rentoa. we may b.
sure we shall not prof, by an ioli5,lory poll
IN4
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NEW EfInlLR.

VHNilE undersigned las iuai received a In
OF very aupciior Flour. made from me-
Wheat, aud wiil continue Ia frcpi.r aud keen or
hand a constant sopply--Also. Com, Corn.aleas
Htnn, Ee ~ his office, mat lopt brlue d.
''nt'fs lice, aud nearly opposite ihe Farn
crs bant "llere The highest en,h bIiee will ga
gwen for wheat. HEM HEKSFY
lunt ~. - I'd
NOlt HIRE the balance ot the year. aFuf
" about Is yeutB old. accustomed 10 hou 3
business T.. iLIICllIR
Juurt *
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VnN

FHNtiLIti. - now IN III. town r ,op. h,..,ts
ID lng IL Nj AIeNander lompkins. p.f.
chased ah9Hi two yesrs 40 nfNf 5am4cl1gu
iaat 's tlglu" az tsettG. ot trttn rsll.ns 81
mdS a day \ ffw aays .e1 ~, Y4mas
kils had tbe ,adE e|tf'islly u,asutft thaf W.
'a1cu ltom ief iu oHs aor. ioea=lJIae .e.e4
Rail"Hs aud oue qtut 1Ue aJde.aid COW h
IT the ll"rh, nifs breed aud a,. lIsed ,a rH..
uepor put nj 'ht HtlIe Of rcoassIs8oa
aAaiutL LO%G
.Inue go
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30
TEE ~SEtsesENkAN.
IyNCfIBURG. JuNE 10 1928.

TIE EoUuuiUee On Re- fsHCimeHf-in closing
q f.n comments on the last letter OF Nh. VINO.
p,,ss ia Mr.. lchabod Bartlett, we observed that
49,. should publish the Report Of the Committee
~ geirenchmcnt, made Just At the close of the
ate session OF Congress, bn, not acted on, and
a.o the counteC report of HE minority. But.
40 find that we shall be compelled to deeliur
=, consequence Of heir great length ADD the
,,e.sure Of other matter winch we cannot post
,,,e We should scarcely be able 10 Get through
.y;ib them by the commencement Of the mex
-,.,;,n Of Congress. We might, indeed. - the
e,sL;oo Of some is. publish one Of them that Of
course. which Is most favorable TO our side OF
Ga, question Add, BY thus creating a false ini
PRESTON on the minds OF the people, lead thcm
q, erroneous conclusions. Bat, as this sort Of
rtorecding does not exactly correspond with
a4la, We. as well as philosopher Square, would
AL the" r,te ofrightand the fitness of thines,'
We shall publish neither. The impartial, talf
and candid IH7Riftf has been burdened, for the
,,st SIX weeks with the paiti-colored Report Of
ne ommite we shall see whether it viii fol
5,~ 4, on with The triumphant retutation of Mn.
g., c,..
,u.n..at r, nd h.,Lo
ao.aro, ss.rn.oo;os i, hi. ,,,e colo,,-
II do ,,a,o,,es no can o,cl, from,
,,hpc mus iiras--bnt miserab'v deficient in
-, ..,a;,a ;,1,s,v which socks far ,,n,b M
., ,.b., cos, af lslo,-in tia, c,,,,i,y
...,,.l ,,uhout which M ma, can he , va.
.a,ip.t bis o,o,,en,s the wan, II which *
..s ayit.n,o ,fa barrow heart and bipp,,ea
,,,a.r..,,Ii,g We 4, consc,entiou,lv believe
,ta, ~ R.n,r, that has ever enanatpd from
co,rr.ss .,,co the formation ofthe federal con
,,s,.,,o. Is f,aoph, with such elarins injustice
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

Mound near John 1 lahp.on's tavern. i4
ID iynehhurr, in Tie cnly tett ri ths
mont LEATHER POCKET HOOK. Of nn
old.t,- loued make. com iin,ar .r,eral hanas.
warrants executions Sc. II lppsats Ia heloug
to a Constable by the po1io ai Boaer IN h1an'
gomefY county. The ovnc, Gun haze II. o.
pay ing charges, b, application 10
CHARLES CALlARA
Near John 4. 3ohn.on's tavern
June 80. n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

.'ofbsaa md Burr -lnr y ehneton Te'c.
graph lately Published an Ailres. of some
'wel'r ~ h'tfcn old gentlemen. purpor,iag 10
have been minlr Ia ten. jackson about the time
OF Burr's ,islt 10 the Western country. offering
70 place themselves under his command ton the
pmpose of defend ng the country aeaia,i the
consequences of any internal communion which
might be the eiIeel OH As there WIS no date
to the Address We naturally doubted its aui.cn.
uclty since that lime, however, the Telegraph
has satisfied Us that Il " m uulhrnrc document
aud we hasten n say 50, fo, the donhlc purpose
otrel,csing The Telegraph from uumrturd snspt.
c'on lt has enough Of mefit-d tcptoacb 10 hpm)
mud 90 give ten Jackson the benefit uf The fact
1t avails not one f%uthing, however. Jackson
was not such il fool rs 10 publish his purposes
throughout the land. lie concealed them morn
particularly from these old veterans. becansr he
knew they were moi TT tor an outeipiize which
required bone aud muscle cnpahiliiy OF en-
dnfanee as well Us n readiness to endure. lie
told It only 10 those, who. like himself, we've IN
the yigor of you'll, aud health who were " tired Of
the dali pursuits OF civil life - aud looked for
watd, possibly 10 the revolutioniging of Me1ico.
n 10 IA field where valor aud enterprise might
win many a rich aud honorable guc,dou ies.
he did tell il TO olliels-to those nhom he wish
ed To league with h,m IN the enterprise, and 10
whose imaglnations lac held forward the bril-
liant promise OF reward in perspective, which
had possibly seduccd himself. 1t IS hlglly pro=
bablc, however tb,t The old gentlemen above
referred TO, as the authors of the Address. had
heard The suspicious then generally bru,lcd
through the country, OF ecu Iuckson's lnlrn
tlong 10 unite with BUR, aud they resolved 10
sound him, and II possible, 10 pc,i,trate his Dr.
SIGNS FOR. what could iity have done. had BUR-
facilitated h%ostlliiics against any part Of the Tn.
IN : II strikes us as somewhat remarkable.
tina, the Nashville committee. ~hirb has never
heretofore becn backwmd in u|iao-tah,ag tlc
Ile,o, should basa kcpta profound slIraee IN
relation 10 thu matter ? Are tbeq cadeoyarma
to smother tbo testimony IN Icnne.sec, by a1tas
and br,bug1
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#aHifhi |H#Hf h HiNA s#'h H'tt#F p 'AH1fF#fH Afff fffN
had ove,ohafgcd the gov = ,cni. a.krd that
the subject be referred 10 a eomtnittee of disln
rti>hnd and competent printers, n n%srefiain
whether an actual SAVING had not accrued to the
government. instead Of ~ hiss , Tins reasona-
Bile rrq iesi was denied-aH tf .itsk3Onidta, as
usual, voting against II, Notwithstanding this
denial ol iust,oc, by the etelptioH o fthe only e,i-
dcnee worth a groat, hrssts Gales aud scatou
"e drawn heio''' the r"hi'e BY the committee
not absolutely charged with Gaad, but with The
suspicion OF intention" 10 drl'aot III" GOVERN
mont plainly insin""ied against them Would
il not have been fair in the committeeman 1t
no, its d,ty-to Grant AI.s.t, G.,l,s md s.,t,n'.
fea.qs,-,o listen To the lee,.is, of enmpetsnt
n,co-,o snread that der,.,,o a.. the .,,e I'M,
..l !, ,ybi,h Tho ou.,,,.. - II (
,,.. 5i.,oy.,.l TIA, ,a., H.,
i,.,., ~. ards g As o., H., -.
Of ,,,d,,r which hcc,,oo d.,
,,e, n,. I'D, .in,a ,
-
"a, ~. H. A. -
IL a. -
~
:" "'' ''' " '''
v ~ Ivy W.
- p - . ''so'"
''h 81 VT "''tl'h' was substituted pleading
"oR ot tnRf rs an excuse for M receiving an,
communication from that department-fhe
t,.l.a., .lt.x.+u ..
N''""E 'E'''''. ~
me "9i'"t' 81 Tue cei''mittce' The expenditures
nj tac Navy Departmental mRde to assume a
m,st ALARMING eb,raqt,, !, .n,,,,, ~.
"'''''o"s "n''" '' ''e'''alR OF lhe navy
wished To make, aud which hc was denied the
preyilapp of maxine nv the trimmed m,4,,,,, of
- - f'''''''9 INV
''i'e"fd materially The eolots 81 the picture
which had heen drawn Of the abuses committed.
ma. ,ic,1.,Iy with ,oo,,d "a Md count. -
H'.#
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1000 DOLLARS,

All the przrs payable in Cash. which. my
be bad, As usual, rs soon rs drawn,
Whole Ticket - -
Half 81 - uunrtor G2l2
~ The holder Of two tickets or Shares,
must draw one Prize, aud may uraw three.
T~gRgs-For packages, not less than Gfty
Tickets, Scheme price, Tor approved notes,
payable fifteen days after the drawing with
out interest. Vendors al all times, supplied
AT Scheme price.
IL ORDgR3. by muil or otherwise. meet
the same attention gwen TO personal apptica.
ion. Address 10 Managers Offers,
LVHchburR, Eiflmond,
HiHcbflef, BheiiBg.
AtG. LEfIWiCH.
.Ju3,, : Manager
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

xNut MA sun ol raau,, lhr o,gnoi ms,
q ia,e The sine by appil inr 10
no NJ OILY
June 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

R'ots de dettf re f,em f1aa#an zaadiy ~
io' many yeat. aprnker OF The Ho6gc Of H.
ea'ss Of f%l'eia'i, lad made . speech be f1taa
Of election esainsi q Convention. alffi' ~ sfi
beenfanked 70l bad fanked himself As Is Ir,sHi
A publication WHICH has Just appeafei. iuclei
ing a erri'6 ate signed rs segs,ai Respectable
gentlemen afft't county, proves the as.crfior
Of the septnsli to he untrue
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

Tie Baptizi AHsocisfioo pfthe Aihcmsrls die
irtel. vii caHtene ~ New Prospect 9leetiag
house, IN Anb'tff. on -5JmHlae fle IGth ~ Ar
gust neSl The aforesaid NeafiIa- hoass d.
n"w one. ia Inc hennds 1T Maplo Greek Chuf f.
tour miles north 81 prllnr Nliz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

~ Stephen Simpson is as mad asa March
hnre-and The diseeso seems 10 become more
aggravated as the dog iags approach. lie de.
precales, in tho most scrians mannrr, " N,
c]ocrcits pirit' which he says prevails in III,
city Of Erotherly Love, 10 compel men IL
dine at certain places, on the llb Of July
nest. This suits not ~ MI with Slrrheu's /
deas Of loromotion nnd we certainly Ihinl
II an infraciion OF personal rights, worthy 81
being brought under the second scciiou Ste.
phrn eNclaims " Let every nan eat whcr.
he list" " For ourselves, tsay- he. like The
suns chariot wheel, waxing hotter aud bot.
Ter as be gorqon,) q" for Ourselves, we mr.,
proud to declnrr, that on the lin. mf wii do
rs M hi, aud doe wbere mr. piea5e. Tn 1dl
Is L'berlg.s BinL Dog md, an lhal day, n,
maI In J,ee aud - diam me- on all 9th.
er days OF the year, OF dle-vbcn wc can
not" Huzza for stephen Z He 10 a true. bIao
Jackson man.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

u The Stanton, Lexington, and Win
chester papers are very severe upon Judge
CoaIter. They consider his views selfish aud
narrow, and predict, that, if they prevail,
they will prove, in the end, detrimental to the
interests Of the Slaie.-Ihey iosimuale too.
lhal aware Of the odium his writings have
provoked. Judge {. started The project Of the
Charlo1tcs1 lie Convention, to bring together
body of men upon whose shoulders he might
throw tho resPonsihill', Of oppos'oga meas
are which, it's c|onIeuded IS absolutely ucces.
sary to the weIl-being Of the Valley section
Of Virginia We confess We have notmade up
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-30

Tar Uenltcr Some oftile Northern papers
arc complaining Of heat, thcir thermometers
%rangiog between a aud 90. We should have
been quite content, in this plsce with sneh coot
weather last Wednesday aod Thursday, on
wbich days, according to a memorandum. fur
nish.d rs by a gentleman, the the mon'r,or stood
as follows, " in the open air, in thc shade {"
On the 2jth-at u o'cloch, the mercury 'ose
to 94-at1 .. m. to 95-aI !, 10 Seat 4, 1t rose
10 loo-at 3, il stood at So.
On the 26th-at 9 O'clock, a. m. the mercury
was Al 90-at II, itrose TO 9l-at ! p m. to 81
AT ), 96-at4 4, 9s-and at . il tell 10 %.
Mr.. Charles Ientou Nercet has been APP
pointed by the stockholders Pgssi3ept, aud
Messrs. Joseph Kent OF Maryland, Andrew stew
art Of Pennsylvania. Walter smtth Of George
town. Pluneas fanny Of Alezandria and Fre'e-
rick NAV aud Peter lenno2 of Washington, d.
recio,s, of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
ptny Tor the year ensuing.
r Some time since, on the authority of tho
Boodstotk %Sestinel, we stated tina, Mr.. Lin"
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and according to The information Of his best
friends, resigned them all from acknowledged
incompcl ency 10 discharge Them wi,hcredir.-
How then can he be qualified for the PrtsiIen-
CIV! During the war with England, and the
Scminoles, he put 10 drath Is Of his own sol
diers-6 for returning ZONE a, the end of three
months, though they went back voluntarily to
the army again-and one because he refused to
obey the orders of 4 non-Coinmis,ion,d uficer.
But granting that his private life So full Of di,
orders and suspicion was free "f all stain-and
that his public life instead Of presenting as it
does, one continued series Of bloodv'crucl,y,ois
respect for he Constitution and the civil au>
thori'ies, and outrageous passion, was ire
proachable, what las Virginia 10 gain by his
election? We should still have The same tariff,
he same measures, the same taves to Day
Why chang when the change viii bring no
ben'f'? Admitting that the Manifestation i,
d swarm If fir>-why diire them of. to bring
on a fresh swarm, still moe hungry?
We nave great confidence that The apDroach
10 the pnls, will work conversion Oh many
minds. People who are now lond and clamor-
Gus for J.ck ION, ale in many instances acting d
part. They do not believe in their secret souls,
in their Judgments, tina, Andre Jackson oughr
To be President uf The United States. They
taht MS Nld3, NSC1nSt ~ 'ae''"hiOir. ana De-
cause they have prriudiecs agaios, Yankees,
and Mr.. Adams "!:nily. Ba: wL~r they come
10 give them votes, aud 10 rrtl. CT that he acl
may change ,lc ir,tinics If ,hcIr rounry-iha,
their vote, if given for the administration, may
retain il in power, and keep 'hings rs they now
ar'; bu. if given for Jackson may fix a ryran, on
the shoulders Of their counrry-thev will view
the question more So'emnly. Their cohscicn.
ces will then remind thrm, that the time for ,ri>
hing and Ialking has passed, and that they are
then anrur to discharge ! duly, which msy, by
possibility, by making a man commander If tie
Army and Navy, whose general conduct has
proved him rash. violent, ambitious, and lnso
lent CONVEX: their free republic INTO a military
dtsporism.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
Boot and Shoe Black.

yVyHE subscriber once more takes the liberty ct IN
forming the ren,temrn Of Alexandra, and the
public, that he has returned to Alexandria. and has Ia
en- a stand under Mr.. fr"maS Ta'her's Barber shnP,
on Erval street, and nearly opposite the new market
house. where he intends carrying on the Boot Y shoe
backing business, and from a long experience ct the
bu,inc,S, he fl tiers himself, that he can clean Roots or
Shoes in a. neat a manner and with as quick DISPATCH
as AN, other in the District, and rs ne mttnLS paving
str,c, attention to business, he hopes 10 merit a share
of patronage amongst a generous public, and rciui's
his sincere thanks to those, who have conferred past
f,yors ON hin, while in business heretofore, and would
be highly gra,ifed 70 serve them again Also, he IN
tends to keep the hes, fuaity OF ilqnin hl!cki"S OH
hand. for sale by the bottle or smaller quantity
Histerms viii be moderate.
mm,vS- PETER o An, Ir.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-03
For Convention
Against Convention
From the National Intelligencer.

From the National Inteligencer.
hlcler rc~rriy>d in lhis city from i highly
HA3.c,able gentleman al Georgetown, in the
So'y Of Delaware, speaking oC the recent poll
acli Indications in TIA, State, saws: 1t the
Presidential election depends uaon tins State,
,ca shall we assurcdlv succeed it, the election
John Quycy Adams, and in the election OF
S.aard Rush"
tt.m Ktn'qckv, the Information of the CAV
= Of ;h" most cheering nature. The Rrpubli-
@' majority lfnr the ADMINISTRATOR if late
.fcsu,s are to be con6ded in, Will far exceed
-- nast saHcuine exnecrations.
Fiom lMr upper District of Maryland, we
am from good authority, that a surprising
'0'uuoo & public opinion has taken place
20 Sra', indeed, a> TO leave no doubt OF what
had until now !i;tlr hoped, that that DIS
N' vii choose Electors favorable TO the pre-
NJ Administration aud its policy.
"N no. IN these " signs," numerous and
EonSas they are, that we place our confidence
~ssteess. We have a finer reliance: we con-
: IN The truth and justice OF The cause, and
continued favor Of a benign Providence, to-
as Wt, blessed country.