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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
AsslcAL X MATHELTICAL
"a q - . e M Y.
RirH,,,o,,Y Virg;,;o

ftisNmOHG, P1rgiUlG.
Nf>E .uh'csr respectfully 10 the pubkcs thar
- he sa, snsass'i =, an ,sat in ,he Classical der1t-
who hishiy recommended boh Tor mossi ire
I.y fia'ihcst' MS az n.ruet.', the unise,y of
yeas lie h.' likewise passed tory exsmiust.n
800, ,y' oon.,'"s9n, and critical snnalyss Of tho
Mr. SCI hen BE rarJ, who . native Of France. anil bc
f'u AZ cessiui 'Lst uttr well knoso need
spec ,t h's vii, e"n''n". give SAID
ana 81 bookkeeping, d.riH hour. Of saeA day. lhro' he
IN. nomeer Of pupil, belonging and epssscd
oi sdui'''en TO ia. school my one Il. entire nnnErr
@ ~ u AZ o. hn.ea to that there WILDE
ine Local ,;ua 81 tina, school I'm the vicinity
sel,ooi'fcom any, aud well ventilated. VAC
the yt.n oi study adapted prepare Young rem
on.n State or for the practices pur.uits Of mercsn
rue e enc CLASSICAL and eousse the latter en-,
'saouyey,"s &c VAL be pursued reeably TO the meL
~ sd"Prd IN the ony.Iy Of Virginia The Department CT
languages will be 20 conducted, insure aeeur.
y he,h ia pronunciation and in and
,sa'a "ee To every desar,m.nt n ha. sss,
'ht H OF The principal of bi. school, 10 render il, sdvsn,s
squat" those winch possibly any institution II
az aead,nesI nature IN tbs believes he ha, succeed
cont. eny hope. that the patronage of the
d's'' ,ble strange -, hss been ID, el,d ~ f'e-'A'
WI he received uo''i the school resehe, il, limit
W LIS so a si,os wa.a'ns, &e ft the moderate price
Bi;haP Moor.', on shocIo. Hi. 'e' near
m,bs,, m ''ad With the subscriber, viii be as
his
iIivss tuition. - So ~N'""'as's "
me scholar 81 THE i'tutioG annually subieetsd tn
tlg'3 a"i thorough all the studio, b;et,
my hs'' r"tned during the pee ding year. Thi. ersmi.
'on Is 'ohduted; Hot by TIL instructor. of the ,shool
Nhs pnr' beng previously OF the
any qlest"ns ~ which they be eIsmined hu, by
'p'''" s'h' men. who may attend the examination AMI
" pats ~ the NsiOc annual study n. these
/ - ~, may ''','L OLIVER A SHAW.
orr ;. has been chligingly favored with the
following testimonial, which he deems himself
hotored IN submitting To the public
ne amended The public examination of Mr.. O.
a. shaw Classical and Mathematical School il,
'"'y iasi' aui ia justice as well TO their instruc
'.is aS Tie scholars, take pleasure ia stating.
ui'' ''e evidence IT furnished OF ZEAL assduiry.
"i Oh the part Of both, equalled oIiy
most saDguinc expectations
richmond, August LIST 1928
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
NJ BROCK ENBROUGH,
WM j. ARMSTRONG;
STEPHEN TAYLOR
WI. TAZEWELL
JOHN DOVE.
MT: :. begs leave likewise to refer 70 Joh -
mlckiialn, Chapman Johnson, Richard Anderson
itont, GyyaIh;ney, Geo. Fisher, G. III. Bacchms
> as. III Micki'ain, Esqrs. DR.. NJ. Page.
49, --Os. - bG--wtfyf
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The GAINESVILLE Messenger of the 9Th saws, that
il IS certain that jackson has gained Ohio by from
3 10 5000 votes" (too large. p:oba'Iy)--Thr CO.
iuinbus Monitor OF the 9th says, tina, " Jackson
has undoubtedly received the vote OF the State Of
Ohio"
The Nat intclligencer OF Wednesday says, that
the few additional returns from OkiO are not sa-
.fiSfdfio'y, or At all dec>iyc-an,l that the ge-
neral opinion was against the OF the E.I-
ininisiraiion Ticket in Kentucky"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

Fifty two Counties in Ohio heard from, which
give Jackson :, I9o majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

" Only ~ counties ~ be heard frona---Jacl-
sons majority will be near 1900.
Pennsylvania has so Tor given far Jackson
SO 49, maioriiyviz. FOR J. 80 2bI for A. 80, ~
Fifteen counties yet to be heard from Probable
re- 'o-isy f-or. 10 70 - 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

E5Rs. ALICE tf. VILLA Ms, can accommodate
~ with board, S or 10 Gentlemen and Eadics
during the session of the next Legislature.
Nov - Ep az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

Noieturus from Allegheny.
Saith Electoral District.
Returns from Hartford and Cecil counties, form.
lug the 9th electoral district, shew that the Admin
isration Eleco has been chosen by majority Of
80 votes:
Scrsnth Electoral District.
his District comprises Tie counties Of Kent and
Queen Ann Passengers in the Rockhaii packet,
arrived last night state that the Adan,s majority in
the District is l07 woes.
THE t'IOUts-AS ID GRAIN MARKET
The advanced prices OF Flour, alluded to in oup
Review al the cioss Of the last week, have been,
subsequently, fully supported in this market. On
Monday morning small sales Of Howard street
Flour were made tiom the stores at 50 per barrel.
f.sterday,he wagon price for this description was
50 %, L, which rate il readily taken; and
holders were asking from the stores, $40 per bar
rel. The stock of Howard street flour il quite
light. and the supplies come in moderately. On
Monday aiie,pon, tao Tots comprising 500 barrels
City Mills Flour were sold at 80 90, cash. We
beard OF no transactions yesterday; holders demand
$40 per bt." l.
Sales OF gooired Wheat were made YESTERDAY,
at 81 95 81 y! per bushel. Sales of Rye az 81
cents. Sales OF Corn at 62 "A 65 cents.
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Vaiuu6Ie RCqi f5siofe r., WIZ

-,y.. V'uuOie (feGf Estate for Sale
u, on ie " trust, beating 10. ze,b No,.r.
- 80 40" ny recorded 10 tie Clerks onee 4 the Conn
" V hmnefs on the 9Th day Of January s2s ,.hsya,
yat . tthd's'on OF said county, con, eyed t,fhs
80 ~ ~ u' Tor ne purP therein ms ntioned
' ieet "i land, containing 1853 acre., he IN. ..n.
ss,D BINS aud hsing ~ the county ri nmhe,., ~
- ''ei' on Orth sides ~ the Et t;js.so,.
leg me 'ame lsrds ifh Thomas AIdtidse pu,eLs,.d -
"',H Nmn and J 10 Warwick, aud which were earos,,s
- ~ -" auiiuge epj Da'hafine hrs to r.
a. tulie,oh by deed btaiInE date the 2sh April isa,i
ovt"els 81 ore Of them, shah Monday The ON A..
'auy next teiufe The front door the E.sls If,s =;
sno 20 we Ehe't bidder, for resdy MONEY At pobe an
VI" o ,hc PUT v'cs oihc said trust rhe 80,
Ws ii"d 70 two tory buck dwelling bey., ,,oh -
too' ga H"fj BRICK oil with other ses,sry st ba,
81 az iro h"Ae e1d ifaued ovcsssf house harm H.. e.
me water tlrItu ony the upper eounry IN. -
menis % sood coniton the plsutstiuu upd,t good
o"h9 aud glnpted e. the growth e Gr,( ate to2,se
60 % ana Whe ; tc sHus0n j. hcsIthV and IN,
o,'Ha"e is aui - stus'ed shout On. mile 49, NJ,
tontiy tcVn about mile, from h. eaurt sos,s
- 'Ds COUNTY a"s shout 20 mi;cs frt ~ Lypohbuts
r. ". NICHOLAS Tfus.
-.o WIZ. NEKERVIS, ( tees
HJhiheteqaeti o. the Tfo.teos the sbo,s ale Iii, 80
"'hee s' ixoei0ss, ah1 viii be Conducted nv ~
80 THOS. TAYLOR.
~ -; ----------- SO IDS
-. DCPO.FI"& GUV'POU7TzR
tNAE Subei be having rssiapod The agency AZ The 49,.
=, 81 D.g'r GorPovdsr favour ~ MessT, Woub,m
/ TOT th'" surple,. oEOEGEP cRtiups~
! Eov ~ @ hunt.
WE ohet for sale ~ the Manaf,ctufe, shcI. ..Is -
| W 40 assofimsSt Of Dupau''. CfHnr ude.. f's'-
49,, Wo2THAM G. McGRpDFg.
Stt
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Canal Flour sold freely at SO on TUESDAY
"Wednesday and yesterday, purchasers appeared TO
pause, and hut little change in the market is to be-
expected until the arrival OF The next Packet
ihe mos: experienced me, chants do not expect that
operations in Bea stuif5 will be extensive prior 10
thu arrival-altho We are operated on greatly by
the ~ fo.s market, and large sales there at last
quotations or upwards, might produce an effect
herc.-Wheati Is brisk at ISL 2 10 l90cts.-By th.,
inspectors statement vi the quantity of -four in
'liiS Ciiy, on Monday last tor inspection, il appears
there were 5000 bbis. including 400 City Mills
,inues To arrive treciy.-Owing to the rise in the
river considerable quantities which had been kept
from market, by the low state oil the water, are
now coming in-lsO0 bbls expected ON
Tuesday; SEQ Of which are Country Mills. We
understand 800 bl-. were sold on Tuesday ut So;
hu. that after the Evenings Mail arrived, 50 was
refused for 2,005 barrels.
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tf%.u,afeiy. lAey are sased ON al .sis :. cubic
From :he Jpashb,eton Telegraph Extra
.torem5er -.
KENTUCKY
Es!rdct y a letter 20 the E'ditos datcd

| Es.rdct y a letter 20 the E'dite. datcd
NENIA. Grccn County, Nov. g.
srs;--it vii! probable. be gratifying you to hear
something from returns in this coiinty. Ad-
dams majority last night was Gully So votes; up.
wards OF fio0 were taken. At the August cleo
lion, Mctcalrs majority In Fayette, the ~; day
was upwards Of 200. Ia Franklin county, " here
barry's majority was l2S in August, iacssons
majority last evening was 29l. In Clarke coun-
! ~ where Me,cafe's majority was about 500 fl st
day, Jackson was only TO behind last night In
yessanine where Barry was beaten 65 first day
yackscn's majority "a Monday night In
Madison, where Metcaifc had 800 majority frs,
day, Jackson was $50 behind last night La Scot
cur majority $50 first night. In Garrard where
Barry only received IiS Jackson had 2l7 at Ian
caster at dinncr tim. Monday. In Mercer,
where Barry's majority wcs 2s9 in August, Jack
son was 400 head las, night In short, the A.
cams men have given up, aud we shall beat them
at least 5000 in the State Never were a set
OF men 80 completely chap fallen For tie most
part, they acknowl hedge before the election, tha.
Jackson would be elected, and their greatest any
ieiy was to sustain Mr.. Clay in Kentucky, by
giving the vote for MIR Alsu,s. We have bad TO
contend against both, and we have, to use en-
lucky phrase, run them rough sho,''
congratulate you on the certsinty Of our triumph
i'm Kentucky.
r. y. The vote at the Court House last ni:.ht
Lexington, was Tor jackson. 629
adams SAT
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u,. mr; :. begs leave likewise to refer 10 John
" lekhan' Chapman Johnson, Richard Andersen
Eoot; Gwaih;ney, Geo. Fisher. G. III. Baoehus'
''s, Nd Micki'am, Esqrs. DIR. NJ Page
Wv. ~ bf-wtfsC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

from Ne BGHim0re .4HericaH, .4,r. 10.
MARY LAND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
IAirL Electoral District.
The vote IN e entire District stat,ds a. G,ll,,vs
Jackson majority in city OF Baltimore A6s
Adams majority in Annapolis 81
ADAMS majority ia Anne ARUNDEL TO : I'3
Jarkson majority ;n The District, 3I5
Ffu1sh EieciOr0i District
tins Distuci comprises Fredcfich Washington
. ana Ausghany Counties, and gives two Electors.
ne following returns were received by last night
Stage.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Jackson uaciitics. Adams maioriies
20 JJ3
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Fiye districts opit hes.a r-rr ctyiry a majority
."r lg~sc-1 f"f
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M. adams IN .Nossocbusefls.

.VfOSfUtVNStftss
His late Expose has brought down upon lishcad
some sharp administrations from the Federal party;
and but for the electfos, which smohercd the
fame, it might have openly burst out into rebel
lIOn.-Tbe Boston CentineI (Nir. BEN EusselIs
paper says a few days before the election:
INTERESTING CouREsPoNDENcr. The
corr rspDndence which has recently taken place in
Virginia, relative 10 communications made to Mr..
Jefferson by Mr.. adams, on the subject of the
Embargo &c. soma twenty years ago, apd The
explanation given If II in the National IHtsW.
gencT on the authority OF President ADANs,
have been made the subject Of much esu,taliou in
the Opposition papers; and have occasioned regrets
to many Of the uniform friends Of the Adninistra.
ton, thst any circumstances should have arisen 10
have made Il necessary 10 revive any disclosures
Of the kind. u has, however, been asserted, that
he eristing state If things -, segty0I cf TIE
states, as respected The opprOGehing eL'rjioHs,
made Me disclosutes necessary 10 The promotion
Of the gOod cause Of He fJmirisirofion therein.
I,dcedJ u this assertion he true, Tie disclosure
necessary, and the end contemplated be effected
! he Ee1s Eog'gai f.ia-,s z: TO s'n'2.-.ys'io.
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.HcS0e. T,dif0S:-- Rclongr.g to that cias, of
the community Che Sgrcultufis;s,) who, by the
operation of a most cxorbitant tariff are acarcoly
able 10 keep soul and body together, pay their tax
es and steer clear OF casa; can devote but p
small portion Of my 'i'ua 70 The politics OF the day
There is orc subject however, Of such vital m
rofiauce 10 the lover or eastern part Of Tirglnla,
ilat cantot longer remain silent allude TO the
proposed ConvC alton Tor the amendment OF our
'Sfaic C0ns,ltuton. According 70 the last spring
elections, there VIII probably tie q naiofIty II nine
houHand reported in favor of &C. modelling the Con
su'uGnn; aud this circumsiancc viii, 30 doubt, tn
ducc tc advocates for Convention TO believe that
the victory Is complete, 3p6 tina, ,bo granJ scheme
0i reform is ucaF q, haud.
But cJn assure ;heye master SPIRITS o' consti.
tuition. making, that t',rir eastern brctbtcn, The
Tucka!iocs. src NOT bv nature Disposal to acgui.
escc IN what the friends 81 Convention tr0pid
..s. q: g. S..s-e - .i. ~! - Ia -. q '%c
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1850 18th 10.
2o40 18th do.
ii6as
l7I5

Total, % Sc,
There are unpleasant returns from Queens and
Richmond counties; aud Kings have given the
jackson ciector Il majority OF 273. Richmond and
Rockford 10 be heard from; but the elec,or and
n.ember oil Congiess probably Jacksonian.
Orange Coun,y,as we are intellectually inform
cd has returned The Adams candidate for Cong ress,
Nir. Wilkin, and chosen jackson elector. From
Columbia our Hudson correspondent writes us
rather despondingly. Our correspondent in Alba
ny gives W. returns from four wards in the city,
which give jackson majority OF I46-nuch less-
than was anticipated. Our friends assure tina,
no doubt remains Of the election OF Mr. Van Vetch
ten, the Adams elector. There il a ruinor that
Troy has given large Administration majority.
But we do not wish 10 inspire hopes that may
prove delusve. In Dutchess Country, MIR. PEN
6eton, the Administration candidate, is. as is be
lieved elected TO Congress. The Eector is doubt
full. Com. .fdp
1.-THE vote in the City OF ". York is IMMENSE
The whole number given in last year only
1875 of which the jackson ticket had then
a majority of 1905 votesl
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MAN AGBRSs
NJ. Is. 81 MISE nULLY.

lEL Wv" recently returned from London, beg
leave fespectiu'iyto announce TO their friends
an" me c'uEens generally, that they have com .
'hcnced giving lessons in this place, on the Piano
al" hope, from heir highly improved mode OF in
rf"Giion' (haFing Tor several months attended 10
tle Lo8Ief system OF nstructon) 10 give decided
aud entire satisfaction
M':s sally would respectfully inform the h.
"'es, that size took lessons far five months. unds,
one oi the ab'est masters in london ON The do,
ole action Harp, and is prepared to give !essous
e' NJ %. .i,e single or double action Harp.
mrs. cu'iy also beSs leave to state that she nae
hads arrangements with OF tie best Jn,tru.
'"eot makers III london, TO supply at The shortes,
nnuce, Pianos ond fiarps Of the best f;nish an,,
hnest fonc-as also all the modern and most an.
Mrs. Su'ly may be consulted nj her rcs;dsn.,
hill ohosSoe
Nov II. = .
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.lINHaIL4 Il -. /, :. : ! -.

~ 70 decree Of tke superior court Of eb,prsrv
- 'N INC Hhl1mhurs District ~ u esu,o tbere;a 10y
'nr rt2'.'e,d N 3sh dsy q ycl,, Itga s,he,sin. IT,
"'n ',A'f - piam n aud Elffah NIX defdt .b,Il
10 'sh for es'h, bef"" tie oonfthon,e ior ~ $3.50
county, on Ihur'day ~" iitb day Of Den nett $4,000
s ne i"ct u tfnd noned IN The comni.;.at
decree. or WI NJ ~, e = ,t"''nPuS % sid
tsov So. "'N' w. Z" :. r. W d.
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Jackson's gain 3,i2s
OHIO IS FOR JACKSON
From every county yet heard from, jackson has
obtained majores over Adams. Ip Tie counties
OF Jefferson, Harrison, Cashoc,on, Stark, s'uern.
sey, u, imon, Wayne, and FIVE townships IN Per-
ry, tb' increased majority Tor Jackson that
given TO Campbell at the Governors election, a.
mounts % 1905.
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1slVESuANr tos decree Of ft. .u,.,,,., 80, r
-, ~ "in'm'burE District, pronounced on ID. IS'8,
J,J n 80 70 tsse 'h' rem depending hetus.n IL
1919 riHmt,l and E'il'b,ih Crh1p Gco,s, \,
p,msI,, CO. rark siis, M'hs M ni,i sa.sn All
', n, ~; "I ,ns"'' ny On r. WinaheJ maj, hal of tl.
''eu vuafdian As'gncd defendant n ~ ,,s.' -,
"a. ,se, ~ Lol asebtd uthe sad decree, hsoIs
December next, thai being court d,v }o cd h uHy oi
ne lu'.t OF at,iy'ns the debt ,nef and cost,
tho eaecutii Df The .tinr. ~" ''s'' "'te"n"s
No. OIL L. wINGFTELD, m....t.~.a
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&c ;1H't"W '14ett"E gifhe Stockholders
Nm hfm5h hester TURNPIKE COMPANY viii H. NH a.,
r i"'.I 10 mauoh Monday n. a. If 81
,essI , u,'. puDeiusi attendance OF the m.ohe,,
fame day also. HI wtH ,n,s ten on the
Nov. ~. "rHSf,, agent.
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.rVuAr , -, 80 - ..'YeIS'-- 4 are NOffcC
t'pNi tf""t' 90 Wedns,dav. III TON ~ I.e.n,,.. -,
~ ' sc before The front door Of the Essie ~,
srJ n, IVY G No'mond vi, w right tile nod iutcrs.t ~
'@''n "1suf parcels 81 isnd iytng snI bs;, "a; -.
,s ''eS@hy M"uoisn' ~ wh.eb primariiy IN nv,
.on J = 1870 :" ~ Nangoneiy. Gfssn5tier Hs,,i
, - o. WI, etc be made IN Cash. the ohst is NJ ~
s'y ".idsd bond All approved seetrit, will re r,
~ deed cfuu Toe property IN ~ o, 4, EN-.
lsuts payuenb RIOS Tny, r. ,'w3
Soy.ft. 1.-Two IhfLOR.
~ Nt.IcWaa retadng healthy rsf IA IN. -c,.-,--
F"h's ~ employ r. " teacher O. f,ee "L
,o9'ol con'ifns of about - 90 scholars
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cxeriion.'

fall OF our government. Jsurpa,ion must ever
quail, before the power of Its energies, walked to
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$50

in consequence of the Rain to day, the Polls
will be kept open two days more, and the majori-
ty for Jackson will evidently be greatly increased
Virginia is true to her Principles and 10 the
Peoples Candidate.
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9Th 10.
7th do.
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MAJORITY TOT JacksOn All
" We think We shall give jackson 700 votes in
this county and that Adams vote will not exceed
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From the United States Telegraph Ertra
OHIO PRESIDENTIAL III EIrriOH
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Say twenty to one"

say twenty 10 one
Orange Courthouse. .Sov. 6.
:" We have just received from the precinct
elections in this county, the result OF the vote OF
electors for President and Vice President OF the
U. s. The polls closed last evening, and il was
tho fullest election taken in The county. The
administration party used every exer,ion, but they
were fully met by the Jacksonians. The vote in
the whole county stands thus:-
jackson 424
Adams IG7"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

representatives Of the wards have been and so.
licitea the favor Of gentlemen to serve as In
spectors, ii is neither decor Gus TO them, nor
courteous 10 the members, 10 make ahy opposi
ton to their appointment.
MIR. Bolton said, there need be no difficulty
nor any balloting. Let the representatives Of
Tie wards name the Inspectors as before, and if
there shall be any opposition to particular men,
gentlemen can nominate others. II was ALWAYS
usual Tor the majority Of the board to have a
majority OF the Inspectors in each ward, and
the representatives of the wards always nomi.
nate with that view.
The Recorder said he belie,e ed in a case OF
this KIND, any one member could demand bal
lot lie did not however approve Of it. In the
year 1901, the Board appointed all the Inspec-
tors irom one party, which measure drew forth
much animad'ersion from the public, and pro-
duCed considerable excitement.
The Mayor said that by the rules OF the
Board. any member could demand a ballot
the motion was notwithstanding in order. Let
the nominations be made from the wards, and
then II there are any negatives on The que stion,
d ballot .nust DE resorted 10.
Mr.. She'll wi;hdrew his mu;ion.
Aid. Lamb inquired whe!h,r there was any
use in the representatives from the wards max.
Jag any nominations? He perceived that his
neighbor from the sixth ward (Aid Lozier) had
nominations before him for all The wards.
First Uard- The representatives Of this
ward named II. Scheneh, p. J. Nevus and
John Rathbone, Jr.
AID. Lozier Immediately rose and nomirar-
ed Georgt Curtis, Abraham Quick, and Rich
ard r. Ward
NJ. Pamrr-I don'r know who to vote for
Mr.. She'll wi'hou, rising moved that they
60 into ballot.
The Mayor You are out OF order.
Aid. Lozier withou, rising demanded bal
lot.
The Mayor-You are out OF order, Sir.
Mr.. She'll Without rising move tina, we
proceed to ballot.
The Meyor-Sir, you are on, Of order. No
gentleman addresses the chair without rising
from his seat. Gentlemen, are you ready for
the question? Those in favor ofappoinling The
Z ntlemen nominated by the representative, of
the ward, will please to say aye
"Ayr," responded a few.
"No," said Two 10 one
The Mayor-Prepare your ballots, gentle
men.
The ballot was then taken, aud Aid. Lozier's
ticket was elected. Com. .7dv.
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Public Sale.

E1NDER the authority OF deed of trust from James
u Patton, deceased, to secure the Pay m, r.; Of
tain debts therein mentioned the subscriber ~ fer
at public sale. on Friday the I'm dug Of OetoJe,
at the front door Of the Reading Room. the following
lots OF ground the Spring Garden that is to say:
One Lot on the west side Of Faye,,e- street,
the east slc of Payne the north side of Wilkes
street, and south side at WOlf.strect.
One Other Lot on me West side of West
Lane. cast side Of the gut cmptying into Hunting
Greek, south side ofFrankn Lane and north side of
Jefferson Lane;
And part Of Lot on the west side OF Man
deville Lane, side Of the said gut, north side OF
Gibbnn Lane and south side Of wilkes ane.
Also, six shares ot the capital Stock cf the
title River Turnpike Company, and ten shares of the
capital stock of tie Great Hunting Creek Fridge
Company Sale ~ O'Clock L. n. Terms cash.
By order Of the trustee
sept 25-,17O GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
FROM BUE,NNS AYRES.

We have received, bv the brig Dromo, capt.
Morgan, advices fron, Buenos Ayes TO the lolh
Of August. The Argentine news OF the h,
notices correspondence between Gen. Fruc
,uoso Rivera, and Gen. Lecor, in which he for
mer expresses himself in no measured terms
of the conduct OF The Portuguese, and after
wards Of the Brazliaus, who continued 10 oc-
cuov the Banda Oriental, imprisoning those
citiz.n, who dared to speak against it. He
concludes Ihus:-
"rhe Province of Montevideo has long de-
c!ared that i, belongs to the Argentine Repnb>
lie; to which it was bound by ties indssoluhle,
identified by The same language, customs, rell>
gion and laws, and that there is net the most
remote idea Of their wishing ,c the hall dts-
potic government Of Brazil, nor tolerate its
,u,elage, even presented under the most ha''er'
ing colors.'
The debt Of the Brazilian government TO the
Bank Of Rio was, at the close OF 1877, twenty
four millions Of dollars. The Finance Com
mittee recommend, in order to raise the credit
Of the paper currency, that the government az,
knowledge the debt, and that The monasllcal
and national estates should be sold.
" T. Gas.