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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-02
Oranges
'i'o Net
Coffee, etc.
Charles HeMNett

HAS received by the Brighton, VIA New.Yo-k 81
Ill offers for sale,
10 bales shoe thread
4 bales no. 2, ) & burlaps
anril 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-02


Folio post foolscap, 4to post and note raper, manu-
featured by Donaldson, Ames Blake. Allen King, SC.
Whatman's Iinc antiquarian royal, super royal dou-
bic elephant, Columbian, and deny drawing paper
sealing waters, qulls, inkstandS Penk'es' eraS
ers letter folders and stationary in general
OsBORNES' AMERICAN WATER CoLoRS.
The Manufacturer Of these colors, having brought
them to degree Of excellence, which VIII sustain
comparison wsth the finest imported water colors IN
{, oms his customers and the public, that he Can now
furnish all the fine colors used in Aower' landscape
and miniature painting, at reduced prices, ylzIgsnn
inc sepa, carmne crimson, scarlet, and Maddef Lakes
of the finest quality, Indian yellow, Galistone Ultra
marine, Cobalt Blue, Thenard's Glue, &C. Osborne
P,ssan blue, Bstree, Cologne Earth, and Blue Yer
otter, are particularly recommended to the attention
of Artists The above colors sold wholesale an'
retail by ?. Thompson, Agent.
Aiso-Cameps hair; sable; Pitch and Varnsh Brush
es for water and oil color painting, paint stones Black
lead pencils, ivory paper. Bristol Boards 6o'd En-
bossed, Coored aud marble papers.
march II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-02
For Rent.
WHITING PAPER

II THOMPSON has jus. received on sale, large
L supply of Ames' denny, folio post, cap, and 4'o
post writing paper hot and cold pressed-Prce - to
S1S perream.
Armies medium and royal envelope paper, OF very
fine quality, yellow and gray.
I.angstroth's deny
medium
royal = WRlIlNG fAfEk'
super royal
imperial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-02
Florida Aan0 Ageacy

vHNHE subscribers have opened an Office in the City
Il of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale of
Lands in the Ie1rit0rg Of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-02
Salt &c. ahoat.

ooht y ~.
~-nn BUSHELS ST. Ubes salt, coarse & white
u UVI hhds n Orleans moiassses
20 20 bags "a! p Port" Rice coffee So Graen.
so mats Cassia
Landing from schnr Potomac, Bears, from Newly ork'
all of which will be sold low, ftaken from on board
LINDSAY, HUI, g Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-02

DR.. william GuatOn, Wash ngton.
March, 1926.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
Progress Of The cause IN NEJV PORK.
From the Albany Chronicle. Sept. 12

The reassenbling of our legislature. senabed US
to obtain information ct the present indications OF
public sentiment, IN oil parts Of or State The in
formation thus obtained is more favorable than
previous advlces had led US to anticipate. Not on
iy are we reassured of getting all which we have
hitherto claimed but hope begins to dawn brightly
upon u, from certain quarters Ot the state which
hitherto we had considered for the Military Chief
tain.
Oh the favorable prospects in Uerkinaer county,
we have already spoken and have only now To add
that they abundantly nfmed.-Should the
result realize. as we fully believe it will, our pre-
sent advces and antIcpatons respecting that coun-
ty, the triumph will be the more grateful from hay
nlg been. until recently Y, quite uni ioked for.
There is another electoral district. which we have
hitherto conceded to our opponents, but which we
now confaemy ciaina. 1t is the district composed
1T the counties of Greene and Delaware. We have
4 for some fine been aware that ia the Former couD-
i ty we mi ht anticipate yer handsome majority /:
but in the latter, the Jacksonian claim SO large
4 and our own authentic information so scahty and
hnite--that we were prepared to admit 1t would
probably exceed. by trifle. our own majority in
Green and consequently that the district would re-
turn "A jackson elector We are now however, OF a
different opinion. Instead Of giving from six to eight
hundred against us, Delaware will. at the utmost.
not give over three hundred and our own maorit,
II in Greene will overbalance thab at least one hun
;, ;, bred and fifty.
;, On the whole, we can assure our friends, botl
y abroad and at home that nothing but want uf vi
GLANCE or want of union among its supporters. cal
:, possibly deprive the cause of the Administration
y in this State. of most signal and splendid raauph
and from present indications we have no apprehei
sions that either will be wanting to contributed to II
nc success. The Jacksonans may continue to anus
% their partizans here, and to deude them abroad
y with their wholesale claims and air-built anticpi
=, a lions but November will show them to be as mist
o. rably disappointed here as they already have bee
- in. New Hampshire, in Louisiana, Kentucky, Ind
~ ana and Maine.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
Horses, Cattle, &c.

WILL be exposed Public Sale at Cantwels Bridge on
Monday TIL both Inst if fair if not the mex, ta ay-a
the Stock and farming utensils OF Davl' Wisn-C"nss,
Mares and three patabie CohsAbout Forty Hd OF Cat
tie nearly one MALI OF winch are good mich CowS-Ftur
nuke Of Oren and the residue thriving young Cae-Fi-
Teen head Of Hogs and soats he farming utenss are
various consisting of poushs harows, OK CARTS wagon,
Dearborn, &c &C. Family carriage, g'g and ha'nts'
About So Of frs quality clover and TIMOTHY nay,
100 ores of corn in ,he field.
Two complete sets OF Black Smith Tools, and quantity
of fart,riehts FOOLS and season ID stuff.
The Credit rs Of DAVID Wilson, who have no iiehs upon
his real Estate and purchased At previous sales ~
he amount of one fourth Of their sle claims, wit p,
at liberty 10 do this credit Will be gwen on AL
sums exceeding Fifty dollars
sale will commence at ~ O'clock precisely and con-
time from day to day, until all lis sold ~
SAMUEL THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAUlAlN,
DANIEL COkBi,
.3ssigneSs
Cantwells Rridge. Sept. l6. 1928. 45-ls
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
Notice to Teachers

yHysIE undersigned hereby give notice. that under
Il the rules and regulations for the government oi
Newark Academy, adopted by the trustees o' wa,
1ns,;tntinn at their semi-annual meeting in April
last. two competent Teachers being required to con.
dnct the same the one to take charge OF the depart
ment Of Languayes-the other of the Mathematical l
department !; they will receive Applications '''.i,
whom when engaged they will be assigned on the
IAN If October next. The Teacher Of languages
(who is to be Recor) to receive for his services
compensation of $500 per annum--the eaeher u ..
the Mathematical Department, compensation o.
$500. The Trustees viii meet at Frazlef,s Hotel,
in Newark on the 18th and 18th Of September next
on which days application may be made to the under.
signed, if not made before at their respective places
OF residence. ~,
f. w. GILBERT, Wilmington,
A. GRAY, near Newark,
r. Graham. New-Lon1on X Roads
Committee appointed by Trustees Of New
ark Academy to procure leachers.
a.. 30-tOl
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
.lDIOV Nm ED
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of Of evar Faeas to ne recetl, VIII be
exposcd to public Sale, at the ii use OF james Arnor
On the premises in Christians Hundred, on Ftlay me
OOH tlay OF September inst. at o'clock,P M.
all that palusbie Plantation or tract q Lana,
Situate lying and beng the Hundred OF ana New
Castle County and State OF ID aware houhuea - l'.oN
"a wit On the East by the Crnt'e TOAD, on uie oo"
Nv William Armstrong; land, the w st by lands 81
E,och Gregg and John Caldwell, and ON the North py
lands Of James Armor and Jacob Robsoi containing IN
t whole one hundred and fifty acres, be the same more
Or less together with all and singular the Improvements
and appurtenanc thereunto belonging
The improvements are very hnnpd.ons TWO story
dwelling house and Xxi chen, large stone Barn ana we
out buildings, all in good order, an eNeesm ap,s ol T
ard with variety OF fruit trees OF choice it. ne
stuato healthy and pleasant, wltn three mics OF ts
nur,,pn of w mngton and about the sahe distance IRON
the Branlywine Chalybe Spring and the village OF seW
port rhe farm generally IN good state OF CULTIVATION
and under an unusual quantity OF Thorn fence Handsomely
dressed uls we'll watered by number OF springs st
out OF it, and by streams running through H. oesio an eA
r.lent well OF water at the docs. Winch said pfslhst
are deemed and taken to be the properly Oh William ~
NOR decd. and 10 be sold by .,,.,. ..,n
Newcastle, Sept IL. 1923. los.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
From the Cherry Val'ey Gazette.
RETURNING REASON.

We heartily rejoice that the county OF Herkin-
err is ,o,u likely to be umined with ray spr'ng'ng
from her own wisdom, and to have correct source
Of political information within herself The Ame-
,ican, that had wandered for time IN the joss Of
Jacksonisna, has become itself again 1t IS, as ITS
last number shows, American both IN name and prll-
cple In the good work oldlitus'ng l'Sht, truth'M
the cause of the administration we wsh II al sue
GOES Nothing but "A knowledge of the truth as tn
40 resnectiye merits of the candidates, is wanting
to make that county strong and triumphant for Ad.
ans and constitutional principles. The change from
dension to nationality is, we understand already
GREAT in that county and the same glorious tide Is
Still setting there with great force,
A line from gentleman in Herklmer' by the ias
hmail. says-"You may rely on old Herkimer CIV
| ing the Adams Electog---it IS nalled'....
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
HHnrshal's Sale.

Tn pursuance of two several DEGREES Of the Dis
+rict Court Of the United States for the Delaware
n,sr;ct. ts me directed, will be Exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, at the Village Of seaford, in Sussex
County. in the said district, ON Tuesday the Esd
Jav If Sent. inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M the Steam
Boat Philadelphia, together with her tackle, apparel
and furniture being libeled and condemned in
said court for claims therein exhibited, and ordered
to be sold by JAMES bhobsoN'
Marshal Del. District.
Wilmington, Sept. g. 1928. 3-s
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
81 . &. 'sSsy Y Z syakls.
From the ~ L. american, Sent. 6.

Mr.. Va Ben havi x cx ,,tity and finally dlsavowed
all attention tlc par ot AIMS II and his friends, OF alter
ing the Electoral Ian Of this State, it ing therefore
reduced 'o ceitany Il at the people will choose the
Electors of President and Vice President by districts, you
are requested, on bSna, OF he NewYork Delegates, to
publish the following estimate Of the pra lie vote of this
Sate-Whlci stat eht was pr pared ter the most care
u enquiry, the late State Convention OF Young Men,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19

Those Districts mark ed A., which with the two chosen
by the Electors sv' IS votes considered the Conven-
4 on decidedly t,f ne administration The remaining
Districts either ao,oiiui, Or pt jackson.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
FRIDAY, September 10, As2S.

thing about it as 10 the persons concerned in 1T.
Yours, SC.
NATH. w. WILLIAMS.
M. J. J. Meredith.
Ilsaacks, the rng-leader in the above outrage
upon high judicial fnnconary, is an emigrant
from Pennsylvania and is now member OF Con-
gress! what else can such conduct be denomlnated
but the g the spirit Jacksonism."1
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
BranAywine chaAybeate
SPRl,.Ngx COME Az z.

A Stated meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Byaadywine Chalydeae Spring Compaay. VII. d DC
held at the house Of ROBERT EHhEN. III WI
miugtuu, on Saturday the eth Of September INST
VI : O'clock, p 81 beng the day OF the annua
election Of President and directors as prescribed
BY the act Of Incorporation.
ALLAN THOMSON, Scc'ry
Sept, II. w"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-19
From, the Tennessee Enquirer.
THE WINCHESTER MOB AGAIN.

The following letter from the Hon. Nath. w.
Williams, trlumphantly sustaius US in every thing
we have said about the g Winchester Mob
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
5000 REKK.AHn

WILL he given ioT the and delivery
w hiths Jail Of Henrito County, OF JAMES W. POACH
aud lVM. w. ANDREWS, who escaped from the said al
he night Of the 18th OF Sept last Hundred and
Eyfy Dollars Tor either OF them.
fOACil Il about u years Of age, feet inches high red
hir aud blu" has his right arm, marked Inja
INK, the initials If hrs nams, the representation Tomb
with man ~ the attitude vi weeping yyhicils willow
aud under which The date Of lis birth 800; his left
afin the ieseutaton 81 Altar aud IIraI uu
over which ate twO Doves nng Wreath Of Love ana
above the elbow the American Flag Had linen psnia-
Vons eoon shirt, ohalf fur hat and striped
ANDREWS about 20 years age light hair hszle ewes
swarhy eomPs feet 10 inches heh has maj Will
India INK, on his right atm w w a. which Is the
DcroAH Fisg and Esg his lea Altar over whi
IS al Altar AMI two III ai uuitel, With two Doves
Wreath o Love. Ha on pSle blue domestic coat ant
PsntaOos, with hat strih h, From the best nior
nation have been ahe to btsin induced beev,
they aretoseiher at work on the Dnma Swamp Canal.
. a X THORNTON, H. ~.
OF. u I'LL For John Ptgrnnl. ~. T. Y ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
Land, Negroes, Stock, &c. for Sale.


REING about topcye my residence, shall sale,
- on ihe premises Monsy the 2ist neat 10 the
hsu1s' bidder on credit Of 3yeas the Plantation
winch reside, in the county Amelia, 40 miles
mond, 10 from Petersburg, and Amelia
This tract Is bounded ny the Gento Road North
by LAT Creek on the South aad 5000
serss OF and 2O of who low grounds partly recane
ihera are 200 bushels Of wheat the land good
der and 0ue wotk done IN the years field. There
aJaire and comfUrtahe dwelling the land hun
within the last years hrues of purpUss; good
stables barn With thrssIpg machine attached (eDt Nv
ntw large Ghaceo barns, all god repair. The tract
required, nay he aivlss eously two uarts al
ons 10 each dlv;ipn far proportion OF Wood land, aud
houses nteessiy io flaming purposes.
Al The ane Time aud place snail sell 20 the highest hid
der for cash. iDngrtes, all them horn the
plantation Tie stock vi all kinds horses, cattle hogs sheep
household kitchen furniture, plantation Uten.l
shn k, sisw Tilt Iemainng tie place will lie sul.
Terms --or tie lan, bonds with approved security aud
deed Of t 81 Oh DE operty Fvr Tie personal property
Ste"It r IL months hearing iuieTei from thr date,
rnn'nay paid, ali SO -r.Rtr thu sum, cash
wll he required. w. j. DAitkSDALE
Iaw Bran, b, Amelia, NV {, 1897.
~ H. The sale of tue Negroes and the personal Tropey
viii eertr"Iybe made tue day appointed, aij
Is sold or w j. H.
NOv9 80 -tdsS5.
The Editors of the National Intelg will publish he
above ade'ilsehen' weekly till day Of sale and theI
~ this rtfiC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

" oheJirnee decree Of the Superior Court Of Chan
Va oery holden at SiiuuVn on Thufsdiy 29h day ~ Nov
1877, ~ st therein pending, whe Aunc n. Lee, O.
q. Lee, b. Lee, X. L. Lee Catherine Mditd Lee, VIM
Marshal aud Ann II his wife, and Bernard N Garter are
eomllnan and Hugh Neis aud Eliza hif wife are Do frnd
anfJ 10 when High Eeisou is sPpo,nds uee to carry
Che SAID deere nic fec, aud ords cd tn
tIat oi land y'nc ~ t counties at Patrick Montgomery
confirming 1920 arrts. sieh dv conveyed ~ co.
Niehoir suj Chatie iywg, to John Nichos. snd y the
sad Jhn Nicholas and Auue be wife tonvey ed a. iftnry
Lee by deedlaed iai day OF Oct i736 aud by the sa
Henry lie convey ed 10 John Walker Of A6smatle B., deed
dated 1851 dayOf May, ieOi winch said deeds we've duy
recorded q tie General Coui, hust repay TO Chnre.
Carter Of Shirley the of $4,000, with interest," and ~ the
SAID Charles Carter, he interest IN the sad dfcl Of r
vas duly conveyed 10 the compainanis herein re-
cited, bearing the name Of Lee, by his decd Of as.
ssnmc. dated June 18Th, 1901, shall cfef for sale Al
public auction before the Eagle Tavern Richmond the aid
iBe2O OF Land, Mdtday 2l day Of Jsnufy next
Al " oel,ek, credit 81 I, years, the pufchssY
giving bonds wish approved security, Tor equal rpSus
ntaments The trustee retaining lieu tc lands unit
al the payments 'hsl be duly made.
Dec. %. 81, J,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
II. clay. Esq.
Igashing ton. .Nap. II. 1927.

TTdsltipg to1l, Nor. II, 1927.
DEAR SIR: Ia answer to your letter of the
18th, have hesitation 10 state the purpor OF the
several conversations that had with you in rela-
ton % the Presidential election during the session
of lS2a-5.
met you, for the first tins on your return TO
Washington, in Dec. 1921, on the Saturday or Sun
day evening previous to the meeting Of Congress-
s. at that time we had long and free conversation
on the approaching election said TO you it was
still uncertain whether YOU or Dir Crawford
would be returned TO the II. of Repi esentatives,
but. from the information had, believed that Won
would receive the vote of Louisiana and be re-
turned as the third candidate.
| expressed 90 you some sDlcitudc about the .
lection, and the hope that we should pass quietly
/ through II; said that apprchendcd protractcd
struggles that while three candidates remained be-
fore the House, it would be difficult for either 10
obtain majority. That the excitement. which the
contest naturally produced would daily increase,
that the parties would become obstinate-that the
people might be dissaisfcd--and that some agitd-
ton might be produced. That for the character
"a well the ira nquility of the country. II was
desirable that we should pass through il safely
\ GU replied that you would not permit the cOun-
try to be disturbed day your account; that
you would not allow your name 20 interfere with
the prompt decision Of the question by the House.
said, if il becomes necessary the country has a
right 10 expect, and will expect that of you.
You informed me you had seen Mr. Crawford,
That yOu had been shocked with his appearance,
ua' Notwithstanding all you hdi heard, you had no
fdca OF his actual condition. And, after expire ssing
the sympathy which his misioriuncs excited, you
said be was incapable Of performing the duties Of
the Executive, and II was ont Of thc question 10
think Of making bin President.
] remarked 80 you, TIA, ~ al probability, the
contest would be finally reduced to Mr.. q. md
Cen and the conversation turned upon their
comparative merit and qualifications and = long
discussion cnsued; You drew parallel between
tieIn, IN q manner I thought very Just and res
pccttul 70 both. You concluded by expressing
preference for MI Adams, which turned princi
p1ily on bis talents and experience IN cigil affairs
alluded % your critical position between the two
parties and the great personal responsibility under
which you would act Iou said il was tsuc, but
i could ~; - aroiaos; it was d1iy .n.cesd -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

ENoUIREil :, published twice week generally
times week during the session of the State L. gus-
ee the Heretofore, Five Dollars per snnuni,
sl,sucs. Mute. of chartered, sreois-psying banks,
be received in payment. The Editors will guarsn-
iaty Of remtas thsm by nsi;the postage y! aiilet-
paid, by the writers.
paper will be dice .ntued (hut at The discretion 81
prs,) until all srrear.sss uase be.n paid up. -
nsever will yn,,snt.s the payment Of nsns paper,
. &c the tenth GRATIS.
TEuMS OF ADVERTISING.
sne square, or LESS-Fr.ti nserIion75 ctnu--eacL
,snes, so cents.
Injected, until IL has either hreu -
s,suucd by some PERSON this eny, its en,uUr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
nv


IIfIHHtIfiN- V'I. - Io-I.
SfH;-ln answer TO yours OF Yesterdays date
requesting me to state 10 you tie particulars eli
some remarks which you were informed had
heard General jackson use on ihe subject Of the
last presidential election have ~ state that on nv
way down the Ohio fro nW hccing 90 Cincinnati in,
The month Of March, 1875, ou board the steam toat
General Neville. among many other passengers
were General Jackson and q number d gentlefher,
from Pcnnsylv ania Ul whom remarked 10 ilis
General that they regretted that he had not been
Jackson replied, that If I've wodla have made tts
same promises aud Oilers 20 Mr. Clay, that Mr. A.
dams lad done, be General Jocksou) you'd then
IN Dat case, have been iu thc Presidential chair,
bui nc would make no promi'cs 20 say; thlt if ne
wen; 20 thc Presidential cbair he would 90 Win
cl.an hands, ana Uncontrolled by 3ay one.
ihcsc remarks we're rsds ~ General Jackson
Do the hearipy ~ Nir Ju-cs le-kcs & Che-tcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

TUE subsb hef has hsnd h Coach NJ nufst H..
~, corner Of Susets, hsnjiole asorie cot Of
Coaches; Chaf Uee ad Ggsaf The best go.ku,in.ip anil
natttn also, as-orment OF hef lated Coach su frg
iaines' (oms II Which very superior nuatyJ ,sb6
he dtein'oel 10 stl a. low work OF the san qaziiy
car be rufchsT 70 % ti3 any d The Northern res
Ihose drpo'ed encourage home annfstfnfes are re-
qucrd g. call aud view bis sorhncnt Every Article sold
~ hiui, OF his manufacture, warranted
Repairs 60 Carriages, Gisgs, anl H4rness executed with
dfsyaich, aud o. tie most eaionsblo terms
- JAMES BOsHER.
~ b. Several cheap soond hand Csrrisgts, Gisss ard
Hanesi, are iikcwiss lOfs8.c.
Jan. .. II -cavgff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

DEAR SIR: I'm answer 10 your esteemed IA
vor OF the 9Th inst. requesting TO state any re-
collection that may have Of conversation which
took place al your lodgings, concerning the oicc-
ton Of President Of tic United States ] can saw,
l distinctly recollcct that ON the Goth December
1924, which was the d'y Of my arrival here from
the State Of Louisiana 20 take my scat in the Sc
nate of the United States, called YOU the Same
evening, and in the course oil conversation, in
which informed you that you had lost the votes
Of Louisiana, desired to know, who you intend
cd 70 vote for President; sou then told me with
ont any hesitation; that you would vote Tor Mr. a
dams in preference TO Gen. Jackson.
With great respect, yours respectfully.
ID. BOTTII(NY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
tALL GOOUN.

ALL NELSON has received large and general
.Imeat Cd Staple aud Fancy GOODS, adap ed to the
Amongst which are, extGA supe cloths and
es, pesse aud Mrinp cloths, real caLrPs hair camhei
quality, nart cotton keTseys and plans, point
ets, hlunes and bouiblz.tts Gefman British osna5u A
linens lawns diapers aud sheetngs, hr0k, aeousi, null,
aud Iudia mDslins, PLAID and PLAN Glos de Naples
lusngs, :aU, aud other elk goods silk cotton and
sd hosiery, domestic shin ting, plads aud tekns &r Sc.
% will continue 10 receive further supplies by packet.
New York aud Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

certify that, in the carly part Of the session Of
Congress 2t-5, I dined 81. the Columbian College
with General Ia Faycttc, Mr.. Clay and others
on returning from that dinner 70 town, Mr. Clay
and myself there being no other person with us)
caino ia the same hack. During the ride our
conversation turned on the then Depending pre.i-
deDtiol election. I exresiea myself, in the event
OF the contest being narrowed down TO Mr.. a.
dams and Goncrol Jack'on, in favor Of Mr. Adams.
and Mr. Clay expressed coincidence Of opinion
JAMES BARBOUR