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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
A. y HAYDE.N.,

DENTAL SURGEON,
JTORMERLY pupil of II. II. Hayden, Esq Balt
L. more. Office on +, few doorsbelow 18th street,
facing Pennsy lvsnia Avenue, Washington
REFERENCES:
huWashington, In Georgetown,
Doctors Watkins, Doctor Bohrcr,
Sewell, Rev H,ratio n. Gray,
Hunt, John Little, Druggist,
Sim, 1hos. l.. M'Kenney, Esq.
Tench Rnggold, Esq. Francis g. Key, Esq
joseph Gales jun ESQ. Clement Cox, Esq.
Philip K Fendall, Esq. John Kurtz, Esq
IN alexandria,
John H. Laid, Esq
AB H. has just receivedfrom Baltimore. supply
IF H. Fl Hayden's celebrated Odontalgin Balsam, q
sovereign remedy for the tooth-ache. Also his much
approved Dentifce for identifying and preserving the
teeth.
N. B. Mr. H. respectfully informs his customers and
the citizens generally, that he will visit Alexandria on
THURSDAY next and each succeeding Thursday u-
ring the summer Notices left at the bar of
Mr. II. Clagett's City Hotel, will be attended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

Extract of letter from Gen. Lafayette to his riendn
Baltimore, dated June 29th, 1928
"My health is now perfectly restored. The
session Of the French Chamber will be al al
end by the lst Of August, when my family vii!
be reunited in our country abode--much PIE.
ierable to the city, as can there better enjoy
The company Of my children and friends, aud
attend TO my agricultural pursuits"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
AI1sHsssIS. a N1DAIAa
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is 80,

Our paper is again taken up with The Cana,
business. The Report Of Mr.. Mercer, detail
ing the operations that have already taken p,c.
will be read with interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

Pluymar,, the Bank robber, who lately brOS:
Jail in Piltsburg, has again been arrested at New
York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
iIeYN Court.
. President &. and o.

TlHE Levy Court of Alexandra County will meet at
l. the Court House, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. on satur-
dsv the 18th Instant 10 receive the returns Of the Col
lector and to appoint assessors for the ensuing year.
according TO law
The Creditors Of the Court will at the same time
and place present their claims in order that
the amount to be pard may be correctly asceItsined
JONAH THOMPSON, President
sep 4-dt13S OF The Court
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

The excitement among the Disuniohi,,, u
the South, We are glad to see, has consider,br,
abated.
"And now, instead of bullets wrapt in FIRE.
TO make shaking fever in our walls
They shoot but calm words, folded up in snpok,
10 make faithless error in OUT ears
After the impulse Of the moment has ,ub,;.
ded, the Colie'on gentlemen mus! appear 81.
preme'y ridiculous even in their own eyes,.
Their hec'oring, reasonable, and insulirg l,,.
guage has, at last, ended-in nothing
THE king of France, with twenty thousand men,
Marched up the hill-ahd then marched down sg,;, d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

The Cincinnati Gazette contains s,,..
from gentleman in Pennsylvania, of s,ric,v,
raci,y and anquest;onable integrity, and vbo
is also protesting christian, living accordin,
10 hi, profession, which s,ates-"Many in ,h;'
State have changed their minds in favor Of II,
present Administration; many believe. NAM
are daily changing: indeed it is probable ,h,,
thousands will not vote in favor Of Jackson,
election, who are backward or ashamed to ow,
their mistaken opinion of him. have SPOKE,
with some, who said they wished there was
better man than either Of the candidates, to h.
elected President. So that, upon the whole
the friends Of the Administration feel s,ro,.
belief even of Pennsylvania going along wi,l'
Them"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
cHFsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

All the general meeting OF the Stockholders
held at the City Hall in Washington on the 10th
inst. Mr.. Mercer presented the following
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-29
COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Delauare Journal.
MEETING AT CHESTER TOWN.
Head of .Sussafras Julg 25, 1925.


Mr.. BRADFoRD,
Dear Sar In looking over the Delaware Gag
cite this evening, saw letter directed TO the Editor,
under the signature of ii. b. which am unwil-
ling to believe could have been written by any Vo-
ter in this district, or any other person present on
that OCCASION
But be that as it may, feel myself (as one who
counted both parties twice called on to pronounce
it papuble he, and hesitate not to come out with
my real name, for it is the first time it was ever in
news paper. But for the reverse of H. BIS.
statement. The Jackson party, ON my first coun-
ting them, amounted to $50, and ON my last TO 3o4
the Administration party. on my first counting them
to aga, and on my second to 456, making differ
ence IN favour of the latter of 1876. now call
upon H. B. to come out, with his own name, ff he
has one and substaniate hs assertion. for prom
Use him shall not notice him under any other thar
| his real name. The speaking on the side OF Jack
son, he says was conducted with vehemence ant
was but not with confidence, but in the true spir
rt of Jackson's Militia shooting vengeance.
JOHN. FERGUSON.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-29
FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
JAMES ROGERS.

Sammy Harker, in his Gazette ofthe 18th inst
has undertaken to give what he is pleased to call
report of the trial of James D. Webb for the MUIR
der of his wife, with he view of venting his abuse
on John M. Clayton, who was one of the Counsel
of Wei Regardless of truth--and dead to every
principle of virtue, and even decency ITSELF the dir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

81. 5f4. Some further returns have reached US
from Ohio via the lakes; but we have no longer a.
ny confidence in the cause oil the administration
there. Fiom kentucky, few scattering returns
have reached ms. Adams ahead-but how long
he will remain there, is We, 10 be seen. In any
event, '.a is lost 10 the ptesen: administration
KENTUCKY-rhc returns, NJ far as received,
warrant the conclusion that }. has got the vote Of
the State by lew thousands majority. The follow
ing the latest letters to gentlemen in this City:
EXTRACT Oh A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN
IN FRANkfoRr (k.) TO HIS FRIEND IN
RicHMoND, DATED NoyEABER T.
/" Suppo.iag thatyou msy possibly in this way
get the news sooner, and rely upon il more GER
tainly, write to say, that from the returns recev-
ed, no one here has any doubt, but that the Jack
Electoral Tickle, has succeeded in this Stately
a majority OF from to 5000 votes. The returns
from Indiana as far received very favorable
10 the election of Jackson.
EXTRACT OF AN0PHER LETTER, DATED
! HAnRoDskURc, Nov. 9Th. 1929.
1.-The friends OF Jackson have carried Kentue-
| KY by 50oo majority. Rely on this
I! The following is from the last Louisville Adver-
tiser Of "Wednesday the 9th tihe Sd day Of the e.
lcction) is founded OH teturns actually on hand
and shows in what way Gen ia ckson is likely te
receive This handsome majority over MIR. Adams
/ RECAPlTuLATloN-
L n tofv Of Nark
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
KENTUCKY


Fhc " ashington Telegraph OF Saturday con-
tains various leucss iron Kentucky, Which
leave no doubt OF Jackson's success. Thc nett
gam since the Governor Elc cton Is very peat.
The letters hem Frankfort, Coiun,bis, Elz 'befi-
town,and Mount Sterling all conevr on that point.
The Frankfort letter OF the TN, SAYS: My o.
pnon is thai Jackson's major i,y will exceed 1000.
From all we hear, Ohio il safe.
'"fn Indiana, Jackson is carrying a.. bcsoro
him
NEW YORK.
jefferson, 0srego, Ef,cis dfst 81 Ldrrencs
District.
We have tettcr from Albany this morning, ds3
ted yesterday, half pas, clock, which says, THAI
Judge Knowles, oil the Assembly, had past afrhcd
in the stage from Utica, where lie saw Mr.. Hind
man. who had 4 letter from Mr. Keys, the ADD
anus candidate tor Congress, saying thai the siec-
tors aud Mr. Wright, his opponent. were rrooably
lin, aud he lost. Judge knowles also Saw IMAM
from ST. Lawrence, who said that county Lad Civ
en- IL majority for tie Jackson electors II villa
be rccc!ectcd we had accounts, two or three days
since, from all the counties which conpo.e tbis
double electoral district, except St. Lawrence,
and that went in TO that county about z 70
votes ahead OF the Adams electors. Nwoul,i now
appear that have carried the 20tibdi.irirt by
252 This. with the Two chosen BY the electoral
| college, give us p electors.
t.N: 4. Eren;ng Post Q}.l6r. I6.
| OHIO.
| On the margin Of the CleavelaHd Herald Of tho
9Th, an administration paper, and irf the Western
| Reserve, is the following
| There is jackson gain, Of 400 in II counties
Just heard from, off the 4" Reserve Other.coun-
ties not heard from. The Jackson electoral tick
! ct has mcst probably presdiIed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

Al the majoriic; f,r the ADAMS electors out Of
the Anti-Ma onic districts will not cxcce, il, The
aggregate 300 votes But for the union on the
electoral ti kci between the friends os Mr. Adams
aud the Anti Masons, nc would no, have obj ,ned
votes in this State With general ticket Cc,,.
Jackson would have hadth whole 81; yoes w.
hope in another election the vote oil this great ,te
will not again be FILTERED away. Let orr 7 els.
ia'uFc now That Tie election IS over look Ia t,is
quesiioi-iet us have general ticket--anJ LET tho
people vote,not t',ro the agency OF electors hut d
rcctiy Tor tlieir iavoritc candidate for The Pres
aency.
Fro,n Ne Goh (s!eu5cn) .adroeetc, y or. 7.
Jackson s. Liberty Triumphant aye here
met The enemy and they are ours "--Steurien can
boast glorious triumph. The most saneuin. jack
sonians have never counted on more than 1000 ina
jorily in this county, a,d the district considered
, o. 'sif nas fS @s s Y gel ma
iority OF about 100 The old Baron has done We
ry braveiy. The following is an unofficial state
in all tho towns in the county
Here follows the canvass, which VIC have moi,
room Ior.--ED. T. Posr.
Making the aggregate majority Of 400 for the
Jackson Elector, and FOR Magee 1897.
GyavesS. Phmnix, for assembly -Eiias, for Shcr-
for Clcrs-.ase elected by over
whelo.ing riaiori,ies.
Messrs. Van Burem s. Throop received proper
toIIate ma;oriiics. IN. r. Posf
GLORIOUS TnrusfPIt.--Mr. Van Euren's ma
JltJ O'cI duu4c thompson VIII not he lniItl short
OF SO,OOO--and over boili his competitors Thoinp
son and Sontbwick, probably i5,cOD. Wc repeat
Hts aterIoo defeat I'm.
From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser OF No.
vcnibcT ~.
ELECTION NEWS-AIL IS LOSTI
II does no good even 70 hope lof the best apv
longer. The district Of Sicuhen, Allegheny and
Catsraugus, has without doubtgone against "a:
and the chances arc against the administration iu
the northern double district. IT 90, the southern
candidate viii have % votes in this sts,eyvitl,
IN 1,ur Of Mr.. Van I5uten's promise 10 the zen.
tuckians, unless "the whole" were "ncressar,,. +"
From Maryland. NC learn this morning, that the
blitinofe distiici was carried on Monday for
Jackson, "a we supposed il, would be- II Is also
add ii that three OF che Jackson cIecor. had sue.
eccded there. In Del aware Inc Legislature has
chosen administration electors. From Virginia
he returns come slowly in--graduaiIy increasing
Jackson majority every day.--They know Jacl.
| 'on better, however 10 Virginia, than the people
do here and his majority OF To-, votes a. The peo
pic viii be- less IN ihit state than in The
National intcligehcer Of Monday morning. CON
,ains returns from for'y FIVE count;cs in Ohio.
Fb., s'e.i':' .t-s u Adaas 8g, sss Jscsyon;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18


Majority in tho State Tor the Administration
Eic ctoral and Congressional candidates 2lSS. In-
crease since October 500 votes"
DELAwARE-Thc Legislature assembled AZ
Dover OH Monday iast-alI the members, 80. being
presept--in the Senate, an objection was made to
the choice Of Electors, upon the ground that the
Legislature hsd met contrary TO the provisions OF
the constitution which declares that the General
Assembly shall meet on the first Tuesday IN ian
unicss sOVney ec:rened By the Governor and
there being no call by the Governor. the Legis!a-
ture had improperly assembled. The objection,
however, W as over-ruled.--ln the H. Of r., also u
bill was otfercdto provide for the election Of r.
ectors of President ar,l Vice President OF the Y.
States, by The People, which the So akcr declared
TO be out OF orti~r.''--In the afternoon the two
Houses convened n, the Senate Chamber, 10 elect
their Eeetors-when James CARLY, John Adams
and David Haznard were eiected-each OF them
had 10 votes; the jackson eanii,!acs had each III
votes.
| GEoR0IA-The Legislature convened at Nil.
Iegcvilie on the id ins,--lnby Hudson was elect,
ed Speaker Of the House--ap Thomas Stocks, q
tths Senate III. 10 -, ,'eo
lopposton, Senator in Congress for six years iror
the ith Of March neNt-and Oliver IL. Prince wa
on the 7tb elected to I'LL the vscancy in the Senate
OF the U. States, created by Mr.. Cobl's Eesigna
ton. w n. II. Craw ford elected Judge o
| the Northern, and Vim. Davies OF the Eastern Cir
cuit,M ithont opposiion-Ei S. Shor was elected
Judge ef the Ocmugee Circuit, (he vote OH tbt
I'd baIlo being, tor Shorter III, Thos w. Cobb 81
A. e Saffoh 20)-W. w. Holt Of theAliddle Cir
crit-A. ). Clayton Of the Western; e. -. Siron.
oil the Flint Circuii; and r. G. Holt Of the South
fern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

BNRSIfHLS sur or .NfSf5ROLS
r,'nfnoe ~ dsefct ~ the Superior G. n n chs-
sc'Ty 2 ihg Wfhu0nd II, ir, ,,oro,. ED -, - -
F'b vsfy' 'sas,n the es'e llnbsf IT, t.vhy ,s.,f A..
opnf non of John psz y deed ". William Mann ~ N,
~ re rest nee " the aid s tO.k,yiIlrl in hs f.n
o h"E 't"e' a. t~ I've o'clock o. the ts OF r,es.nb.
pbt ir ssi' TO the hshet sJder ~ public .ue.i n r.,
cssh sever ~ negro fsye' 81 - psfv ~ ,b,u -
way ne ""vefed tof hat rpose which slaves ,~sfe es
Vyeh ~ Tue deed ev'entvd defendant fsr The .nc,
we ihsets,e 81 The plaintiff dated the IS Jniy IFf2 a.,
-ej - 81 stnN SID sud ~ o,bsd IN Kins -
N"psh c'eTA' ONCE J.GtEHHANr NJ $ c. II. u
r, Of hr deIu,.
re ,ave' e4ssFrd y 'i seed ere Alice, winnsy ~,
"s"r7" '''l3 "meffi d. p TO- 'Icmy j.. and ~.
- ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

NO"N-Ni - III T. ~.
AZ large aud respectable meeting of The irce-
holders OF Prince Wilton County, held in The
owD OF BFentsv!lu on the 9Th day OF November
1928:
!. Rcdmon Foster, Esq. Chairman, and John VII.
Iiou,s, Secretary.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
"bcrcae, 7yc deem IL wholesome ard repub.
can usage, that candidates FOR public Office instead
OF being self nominated, should he designated by
. the people; and Instead Of begging votes az a ia
:, should be required 70 render service rs q duty
FesoiFed, That tiis meeting, entertaining a high
sense OF the talents, character and qualifications Of
our fellow citizen, John w Tyler, consider him a
ii' person 70 represent this District, tor the next
term in The Senate Of Virginia--and a. such, re-
commend him 10 the support Of The other voters,
! and pledge 10 him or own.
Resolved, That james ". 7. Macrac, Jarnes
Gwatkin, Willoughby w. Tebbe, Charles 9. Car
ter, Michael Cleary, Benjamin Johnson, and John
Gibson, jr. Esqrs. be appointed committee 10
communicate with fsllov-ciiizens in this Dis.
ifict upon the above Donination--and if, in their
opinion, sufficient number shall concur therein,
TO unite in apprzing Mr.. Tyler NJ The same
Resolved, That The proceedings If this meeting
be signed BY The Chairman and Secretary, and
published B the Richmond Enquirer, Constitt.
tIoDal Wing and Political Arena
REpM0N FOSTER, Chn'n.
JoHS WILLIAMS, Ser'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18
THE ELECTIONS

All the accounts, which we have received since
our last paper. confirm in the most conclusive
manner, the signal triumph which Gen. Jackson
has obtained. We will no, wade through all the
rumours, calculations, and returns which have
reached us--we go al once to the results far as
they have been asceriained, without falicuing
the readers With multiplicity Of details. The
returns from Maryland, New York, and Kentucky
have been auspicous--ths best information we
have from Ohio promises the victory in that State;
the few returns from In,liana are indicative OF
success-and il Louisiana should Join her Western
Sisters IN voting Tor Jdckson, and stripping MIR.
Adams Of every vote beyond the mountain MIR.
a. will get only so in N. Engand--s in New
Jerseys in Delaware--G in Maryiand--and not
more than II 10 N. York--in all Si-lcaying his
competitor iSO-~bcinga majority Of 80 over him
This estimate win Of course, be affected by fur
Tier returns from Ohio and i.ouisisna.-should
Ohio vote for J. and Louisiana for a. then Us ma
jorty will be So ony,---S1c. &c.-Bul 70 come
more 10 specifications.
MARYLAED-In the ~ District, Mr.. Braw-
ner, the Administration candidate, is elected by
large majority--In the I'd, the Administration e.
Iec,cr has carried it by majority Of 4J7-in the
30, the two Jackson electors hays been clecte0
DIR. Tyler by majority Of 81, and MIR. Fizhugi,
by majority flo votes over The Adams Electors
In the 9th, Mr. Dennis the Albums cleciyr, sue
cceds by majority Of about 532.-The result Of
lie whole Election Is % follows
Districts. .dJgms JacJ.soa
! LIST. Charles, 50, Mary's s, Calvert i o
%. Montgomery s. Prince Georges, o
81 Fred'k, Washington & Allegheny, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

IL Those 10 ,fdlic JacksOnians.
John Sloane is beaten by 5I3 votes.
INDIANA
We nave received the most cheering intejli-
gencc in Dearborn and Switzerland counties.
the Jackson ticket has handsome naiorities; and
in Paoli county, out Of 700 votes, more than COZ
were for Jackson
New UAMpsHIRB In $50 towns, the ADAMS
Ticket has 20,SS3 notes.-the j. Ticket, IS. g5O-
81 small towns to be heard from.-The Concord
hcG5ster oil The Sih, announces the success OF the
Administration ticket by about 3 500 majority.
MAINE" The complete returns from Oxford
District, m the Eastern Argus, give for the Ad.
ninistraiion ticket 2S70, for the jackson, PHO.
Majority for the Administration $50. York Dis
ricl gives for the Administration 235i for Jackson
ilSl. Lincoln District, Administration, 5is, Jack.
son, Jt3. The returns from Kennebec Somerset.
and Penobscot districts, though incomplete, are
sufficient to show tiidt they have given great ma.
joriiies for the Administration ticket"
conference.-the returns are not complete.
The Adams ticket has received, az far as has
been aseor;aincd, 1888 votes; the Jackson teke
1925. W."
NEw -JsnsEY.--Ihc New Brunswick Fredoni.
an says We have not the official returns from all
the counties; bat the following, IL is believed, OK
hibit The truo state Of the in the respective
counties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18


aiANSlk D. on The nth % 9epsrisr h. Springfield ID.
h,b,na, Tarnsr Dsirsy Bs VI u. to B2isaBsfA Rs,seea
Oomrr bat daughter OF the as John D..seoss Of HsilS
y, "
- Tbrr,d,y the 9Th instant by the John Kerr,
co. Jar1s' Dagh Henry, Is Kinz 0ueen,< n nj" HIM
t6fhernt ,ssend dsnxtef OF NJ. obe Temple % Atnpt.
Hd, Cb.aetfttI ,ourfv.
DiEDi-o F,i,y n, its October ali Mf csr~vsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

Ednun .or engaged both ~ the OIL w,ss, sn9 ps~
that he driving atasxsrs WaSs"u AZ
afBrsSdock. defeat Few could say - ssueh-Hsass
C.. H. Va. :.
a,epA n Mayo There every To- believe his death
ocess,oned by fl, and probably An apoPtscue one
J To, several Tsz 4de-si,sn,enf, see ist col Tt rsS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18
VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
Jackson Ticket. Adams Ticket.

Returns in our last, excluding the poll from
Washington and Wythe counties, which were on
" in part;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18
H-,4,02t
fQ,6GT
essen, maj. for ;. l;;,a57

Present 'naj. for ;. l3,357
| Only counties more 10 be heard fi:o,n.
|, In The District OF Wythe, Washington, Taze-
well, Grayson, Montgomery, Giles, Rueseii and
hee, Tho vote vas at for jackson, to7 Tor Adams
! -majority ior J. 2277--n,ore than II to I!
/ There oan be no doubt of tho success of the
Jackson Ticket; and, there may scarcely nc
time for The Executive Proclamation to reach the
more distant Electors il Is 10 he hoped that they
VIII ieei no difficulty in repairing 10 the -.'at OF
Government on the 3d Of Decemhcr--!o III charge
the honorable trust which their fellow. citizens
have committed 10 their hands
! we do not grudge the friends OF ifc Admins
tration the consolation which they now derive from,
little nratters-The ". Intelligencer ia pleased
fhat they are not beaten quite two 10 ona' il,
Pennsylvania-athough Jack ON carries the S,a,c
by IA majority OF more than 81, 00n.--ln Virginia
they deprived of his source Of comfort: for
jackson leads MIR. \. more than , TO but they
strike out new topic Of ronsoai;on; for (s,ys
be SAME intelhgercer) she AtiruiuiSira tim Flee
ttTaI Ticket has received, az the late Electoral
Eectlon, greater number OF votes than WAS Ia
ken at the last Presidential Election, for MI the
four candidates put together.''-in the LIST place
the 1acf is not SOL Tor than 10 0e0 votes were
given in Virginia in lS2t-in the 2i place If the
friends OF Mr. 4. are proud of having 10 900 votes
how much more so onght the friends of Jackson Ia
be eatisbea with having 24,0O0-and in the Sd
Pia. Jacsson will receive Ia times az many
votes AZ Mr. Adams, whereas, in 1924. Mr.. Craw-
ford received only I4,h i!iar. his co,nperi-
tors.
Mr.. SamreI Davisss OF X. brother OF Ne late
Col. Joseph hamilton Davies, in repiy.to air
Ciay's letter 10 ID. Pi,'cll, denies ma, Iis broth.
er did adope part os h;s name from Gen Il.
leraa6er Ha,pi.iou. - alxavs unders,oo,I (savs
he) that my Shro:ier ;",.s enFei from his mn,
cte Joseph Bu,1iifon. ,e't" no,o resides IN letter
son County, E,ESf Tennessee, who IS the brother
OF my deceased oother'
TIE SIAREET
There has been general Reaction and a de-
cline of prices in the markets from, which we
have had quotations. - In Fredericksburg, sales of
wheat were made on Fridav at x 80 70 I65
and liouT at g i2 10 s 20--ai covered Wagons
were counted III the streets oI, Ihnrsday-In
baltimore, sizes o. -four closed on Friday at.s.-
OF wheat no sales OF InoIuent-in New orb
mere has also been Reaction. The Gazette of
Friday quotes whoa, az 3. 81 10, and flo,u at ,
rs 50 duii
20 81 TO-
lbsitimere-Gon Saturday. Flour 81 80 ss. |
--Whea! for red,Sl 60.
CO.;INt.STC8TED
- 10 Treasurer Of the Jackson Central Cores. |
ponding Committee, with pleasure, acknowledges |
the receipt OF $50 30, collected Tor the ptrpo.e OF I
dciraying expenses o: printing documents, sc.
contributed by fiio meeting at tho Wash
inglon Tavefn, c35 m
Collected by Mr.. WIN. ". Harri. ~ 90
g Nathaniel DENLY, rs 90
SarDpson Jones, SO
Maj. Hyde, 2 80
I.r- a. - = !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-18

The events. which Transporting on Che
s'sss.i;id Thsa.re CT : Carolina, are calculated
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