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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
run tho New Yorh con or''o',adns ida'od nov.
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Our friehds ars %erowding upon us this mor-
hing with 80 much soliciinde. epen ihc %sutge.t
Ct The Pr-stienfni t.lection. thai Ne lasr de.
termined 10 present ,lem with such II canvass
NJ ihe votes rs We think msrranisd ny the cunt
pie. ioe of The returns Thu. far received. II "ili
be perceived with Ne gfei by the itieu,is Of social
orae, AMI we'll reg,tia,ri liberty, that two dis
Tn Is winch ere toniid, nlly claimed by our Al
ban, Correspondents on Saturday. have voted
TO ,a,il, Mr.. tan bnten's bargain ""a The
South.
Adams l7~-Jaekson III.
From the above statement, which ~ as fayoa
rable for the alminisuafion M W. tune mike II.
II IN eerialn that our State VII give Il very close
yote.-Shnnld 1ompiins aud lioga 90 against
w, the vote OF the SAFE, save IN Ease Of some
casually. will he equally divided. TN the other
hand, should onr lreseut hecouaiA Prove sos-
rcct. aud the 25ih District 70 Tor the ndu,inis-
iration, We shall have ~ votes. But we very
much lrar that the loss of tho Cumberland Dis
tire, IN Name. and she shameful .fgligcnle OF
our iriends IN Que,ns. niieii losi hs the first
District. has ,tined 'he Brta, causr al the c.1a-
uy.
IL We hay. heard from Tompkins aud To
"a. They have gone Tor Jackson. rs We All A.
long alpr.hei,.ied they wo,id, II Is therefore
rendered nearls CERTAIN That iltr vote vi this
State will be equally divided, 5lionidi ihe.t
huhiih htlsl J.iakhDu IfIfift NV ilhibnsi VI NOttS
generally allowed for each. Ideduc,ing two en-
lnelv from the vote oi N. York ,l,e,e would bg
ior jackson, $50, tor Adsms, i29. As II II.
quires i3i tot u choice, n, ihis event here would
liz M election. and Il would again devolye upon
Tho II. ol X. III settle The contest.
From the Baltimore AnsfiaaD, Aug. -
MARYLAND fkEolpENlIAL ELECTION.
Third Eiectofai District
The vote ia the entire Disiriui stands az toll
lovs:
jackson majority 10 city OF Baltimore A6S
Adams majority IN Auns pois u ~.
Adams majority IN ,nns .Arundel l2o
Jack son mejo,a, in the u strict, al6
Fourth Eieriorai Dsfeiet.
This District comprises tfedr,icki Washing.
ton aud Alteelany counties. aud giv.s NO Ele.-
tors. ihe following 'e'"r"' we's{.'ce''ea by
FREDERICK COUNTY.
jackson na,jot,les. A,laWs maioritiesa
CID $50
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Five districts only heard from giving a nglo1
i,y for jackson al 266.
No returns from Ailsghany.
Sitih Electoral District.
Return, from Hartford aud Cecil co0DtirF.
forming the 9th ELECTORS dist ,ct, sl,ew iiHat tie
Administration iicctof has been chosen NY a
majority OF ~ ,tirs
Stuenh EIscio,m District.
This District comprises the counties OF keni
and Qutrn Ann. Passengers IN The FochhpA
packet, arrived lns, nigii, state thai the AdAtns
majority ~ he Distr,cl Is l07 votes.
From the l,1i. Chronicle same date.
KENT a. QUEEN AsNE15.--(stpenh Dis.
hict
We loarn from u w gentleman Of tile Hrsi res
peciahlit,, who arrived last night fjm the i.a.s
lenl Share, that Col. EMoGY, the Adln,d.sifa-
ton fiertor, lad been elected by a miJ"riis Z.
100 v6,cs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

In addition 10 Which, va leurn That the mn :
jof,ty IA fasrtla county. Al tbn CLOSE al tas
I'd dny. va. 2l2 fJr the administration tia
h ~nuJo.ii, III Clnrte county for the Aiming
~,Sifaiiuh WA irss than expected, n Il y a, Tue
genefhi pntnIon was agaitit the suc1esso OF Tue
Administrator tickle = krntneky.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

10 3tlCE. wish To employ a young man
~ To dde,d M Confectionery Store. None
netd apply vino cInLof furnish unGnestionahle
esiin"tlais rs To morality aud calabi!it,. 10
s1ca such an one, II liberal salary will be gwen.
SAMUEL AHRES.
Nov. Is. ,lt,2..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
SINGULAR FACT.

The Georgia Messenger, IN noticing lhc reeen,
murder OF a Nj. Larry IN Texas, by Isaac Il.
Desha, says, II IS supposed that early was IN.
son OF Gov. EARLY, of Georgia, the same who T..
bout two years since nardried an lndiy,1n,l :.
that state. lie made bis escape, aud the ,,c, =,
his murder is the FIST that has since be- 49,,
of him. II Ia singular that both DE-. -, and Ea,.
" should have been the sons Of n,en film, III.
highest office IN theT respr ct,<. Sts,ss-,h.,
both sl,oud have c%ommi,.ed rn,d.,-,b,, i.,b
should have elnled Justice aud that. nset,ng
after yards IA a distant an : comparatiy.lv unset
tied country, one should fail by mo hands of.he
olher. 1t is IA literal falhimen, of ,hat p,,.aes
OF tae HiJIe "ttch declares, that " wAuso shed
deth mans blpod, by man shall ms blood be
she'd There Is something, toe, Ike r.tribuiion
'a one no'' derer's becoming tie yic,im of auo-
'her. 4 10 = ese.'-hapded justice. returning the
pslsols'd ctialice Ia the lips OF one who had
hlnlsclf administered It 10 his ~iullow-being.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
eco

[. S. SENATOR-fne legislature oilRhode
island. on Friia, Ia unanimously elected the
Hon n. b. knig6i i, - the Senate Of the .Hnltet
States. Nh. Barsess, aeeiiie4 Il noinni,ti,a m
favor of Mr., Knight
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
Bedford, Nov. II.
Novi7.

q OricE--1he coparinrrship heretofore
" existing under tie firm Of neffy Carlton
" Go. is dissolved by The death 81 Nj. Cart
too. All those who nav. Demands against
he late firm viii plense present them 10
Mr.. VI W. D1fcnport for settlement, ahd
hose who ar, Indebted are requested to make
paymen,to hlin.
WM. II. HUBBARD, surriting part
III Of lie iate Grm Of HeAfN Carton, .. Co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

" Commsroiai Record. '-undor this head,
we lnirnd 10 communicate regularly 10 our
readers uil important Information wbioh amy
reach ~, oi thai character. To-day, the reh-
der will 6ud extracts il"m the last Richmond
Enquirer. Baltimore American, from the hast
London pnpers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

IL some disciple Of call, .;put1heim and
Professor Caldwell, should cmlea,o VI 10 obla ain
the skull Of ISAAC b. DesiId. Ii " onld be worm
Il trip to Texas. II the head of Desha, who
seemed To murder and steal for nleia port, hav-
ing 40 temptation 10 do cillipr that we kno. of,
should not eShibitthe bumps Of coMtbatifeSss aud
"cqnis"'0" IA an extraordinary des,ee, we
would not give Il tg %fsrtieir scieace. Even il
It s'anld' however, we would NOT regard II as
praof conclusive, un'il they shall dcrernine ,
question proposed ny 4 witty wrier M d london
papef,--"he'i'er tho bumps are not rAtbeF the
Eject tina" The ea4Fe OH the pissions when thc,
are said 10 Indicate. - Mr.. Caldwell - 20
iesSor 81 PAteaoi05J N lrauasyiydnia Cnivefs,
~, Kentucky, %'i'eoda'y Of prJcaries the heaa
aud solving the douo, as to lie tine when Ia,
ssups appeared. We ttink, belongs to him.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

Guns. fhrs appear as -. .h,ch ,he. h,,a
- usiaiiy.
baltimore and ONO Rail Road w have
nue of thr contractors ~, The hai' TOAD a
.ose Ellie,,t's Mills, who 'ala1n,ea rs I'm, ;na' W.. ."s
wofN !" sna ,ha, the difficult of execution
CIV" as anticipated by the Engineers, found
s'p' les tl.sn on the Grsi Twelve miles lie
80 ,hai of three lourtl's af a miir. which
- mas ualer contract, he 'spee's 10 hn',i' 10.
n half mile in the next four weeks. AZ
- ,,,. the promise of the Board to have the
I'd a. far as the Mills in operation by the
s,.,,h Of fully, 1929, will MOI br at all difficult
fa,ronplistmeni. The contractors, We "n-
ta,s,,nd' are generally in high spirits, and wen
~ lad with the liberality which IS observed To-
-. them. This is MS il should be. aud when
aencrslly kacwn, will give the Directors an I'm
,"s;,od command OF the best labor IN the mar
Bal. Gag.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

rr,nyrdnnry Despatch The new sehr- E1'
c,n,. Bell. intended as a regular trader be-
'se, This port aud Savannah, left here, ON her
W., yo,age, on MONDAY the 2sh o''. and arr
1aJ M, in sseeniy-fr hours from '0harf 10 maa0'
-, ,s1t Savannah again, with "A cargo OF up
",,ds of 900 bales of Gotten. on SUNDAY 'he
"a, aud arrived up at this city Oh Friday nigh'
In, only been absent t'osine days ms
vii venture 10 say, is one Of the most re-
II, lille instances of despatch on record. me
1T 4.~,c, i , superior vessel OF her class, and tho
'S'as, sehr. now belonging 70 this port, being a
las, soo IONS burihen. nv Y Gas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
From tho Richmond Enquirer, Nov. IL.

BfDf1 tho httftH1Onu Enquirer "a -
Canal Flgu, SOLD trerl, AZ ~ on tuesday
"Wednesday aud Yesterday, purchasers appeared
TO pause, aud but iitle change Ia The market -
10 be expected until the arrival Of tue next
Packet.-Ihe most experienced merchants do
MOI expect that opei arIons ~ Bread.tahs vail br
e&istssc ptior 10 that ARRIVAL aitnO we aie
operated on greatly by the n. York market
aud large salts tlleie e, Al last quotations or up
wards might produce an eject iere.-Nieat -
brisk at Isl - To 100 ci,.--By the inspectors
statement ofihe quantity OF flour Ia tbs Ciiy,
on Monday lasi, Tor inspection, II appears there
were 3 1000 bbls. Inrl"ding 400 Cty Mills 800
OF which were Inspected. The ariic'u continues
TO arrive Fl cels .--Owmg 10 the rise IN The River
considerable quanIltics winch had beei kept
froln market. by the low state OF tie wafer, are
tiow coming in 1900 bbis. wef, expected on
iunsday S0D OF which are Country Mills. We
understand 500 bbls. were sold on tuesday at
~ but thai after the Evening 5 Mail arrived
- was teiused ior 2..0to barrels.
q oANED. Hrases Flute. f'ree'pto', COIN
< a pl'r, formerly the ruperty OF NJ l. rp'
". isotnrtS. iecd " hose na,ie Is iuNc'i't""i'l
roid letters on the outside, ani the V"'efS
written witani. Any i,,lot ,ne''oh respecting "'
lnose ~ o. ,ha leihlly received by
d h. LYMAN, at hIr Thomas J. D"va.'
NJ. y -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
IL


Va may .ey With almost absolute certain.
Y, tint Aedr.w jachseh viii bt the ncsf Pre-
aieHf "i iiie Dail.'i slenrs. snetsss , n1
IL s"sefnmens odlasnstsred ~
,hen, Al nia}
F'oiu iis M iaieiiiesnesI, nov. T..
fhUi ONO,
Wa have i.ls ui1iilUsAI .etafns, and muse
,ol satisfactory Or al all drr,sive.
fllpN k~iSlLtki,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
coo

NonHn! ept 10 ~Pcrry.-rhe Legislature ofRhnde
Island at its recent session, appointed hessrs.
Hazard, J. L. Tiilinghast, and Bull, a commit.
iee 10 eterri II monument over the grave of OH
yer II. Perry, aud 10 draw on the treasury for
500 for that purpose. Tie sun VIA be lncrea-
SD IT desired by the committee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

q" must take this opportunity Of informing
YOU of 4 great scheme, the reality Of winch /
with difficulty credit, but which i. generally
whislN eel throughout Germany. IL Is sand
that Austria, alarmed M the asccndnncy which
Russia has sainsd over her, aud trembling ir
the issue OF the measures o. this power against
Turkey, is employed ~ devising means 10 raise
a 5arricr to the inhibition of the Gar. In cast
ing her eyes around her. tbey have been ikea
has attracted her attention. She ias sccn hes
tied.hand aud foot, and delivered 10 the woke Of
barbarisIn -oi Constantine. who Exercises over
her the most odious tyranny. The Poles, ioa.
ded with taxes. and insult. and reduced 10 DIES.
par, are ripe lor revolt. Austria has conceived
the great design OF separating Gallicia from The
Empire, aud uniting L 10 Poland, whom she
will establ sh as an independent nation, undo,
The government of the Duke de Retchsia,i il
Young Napoleon, who WnI become n sover1i,n
prince. Situated as the Poles are. there is no
doubt thai they viii readily agree 10 tins ar.
rangeinsnt. Bat to carry this plan into eiiec,
il /, sscessary ttdt the Russians saouid n,ee,
with a reyersc-for it is oniv in aiversirv
thai thew are nj all lractahie. The re.estabiS6.
o,ept of the Kingdom oi polan, will also b,vo
the advantage OF removing the barriec tia, has
heretofore existed between the Mnscnyites. and
the other nations of Europe. Ia IS III ,ugels tina,
the kius OF Prussia IS favorable 90 q combna.
Ton, which will he to aim y euagaaiee ..lune Of
repose and security
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Public Sale,

1NHE subscribers willo for sale, Tuesday the
u 18th day Of the present month, on the premises,
all their RICH; and title in and to moety ola certain
tract ofland known BY the of Turkey Cock, 81
tuate in the county Of Fairfax state of Virginia, and
bout three miles from the town Of Alexandra. Terms
LIBERAL and made known at the time and place of sale.
On the above described property there are three
tenements, and desirable situation for fine garden
Also, will be offered for sale at public auction, by
b. if fair if not, the next fair day, at the hour;
(Sundsy excepted)-- all our interest, property and
claim several wooden buildings situated Princess
and ST. Asaph Streets Immediately in front fthe new
jail and generally known by the name Of Doodles'
town Terms made known at the time Of sale.
ian 2-1awts JOHN Is. HEPBURN,
ANDERSON HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
FRENCH POLICY.

Tie following article from late French
Laper presents in a comprehensive form
glowing picture of the present prosperity OF
France The resources OF that nation, and the
rapidily with which she has recovered from
the calami,ies and depression occasioned by the
wars of Bonaparte are indeed surprising and
unparalleled
II NAV be asked by what means she has re-
covered from her reverses, and is now so Hour
ishins? The answer is by adopting system
Of iaternal Improvement and protecting laws
for the benefit Of her agricuiuralists and man
ufactures, substantially the same as our present
enlightened adminsu alton wish TO carry into
full effect in the United States under the name
Of the "American System" and for which
Messrs. Adams, Clay, Rush and Others ars de-
nounced by Gov. Giles Of Virginia; Gov, IrouP
of Georgia, and such Editors as those OF the
Richmond Enquirer and the New York Even
ing Post. Should the present Administrator
the put down" by the Jackson party, and Sou>
,hern Statesman take their places the people
m y then look for the adoption OF doctrines OF
political economy that would in few years re-
duce US to situation compared with Spain, u
Portugal, instead of a policy thalwould make us
like the French nation, truly prosperous and
| independent of other countries -AUt .HdUocate.
FRAxcE.-In 1916 the population Of France
amounted t 80 millions; in 1926, II exceeded
32.-In 1916 our agriculture was at the last
gasp, destitute OF hands and capital; in 1926, II
supported population greater by tenth, II
doubled lis produce OF wine, and had more
horses by 400 900, more oxen and cows by $50,
600, and more sheep by millions. In 1916,
we manufactured less than 100 millions OF xii.
rN
osrammes OF cast iron; in 1926, more Than 60.
In 1916, our manufactures consumed IL mil
lions of kilogrammes of cotton wool; IN 1926,
80 millions In 1916, we imported 100000
kiloerammes of silk: In 1926, II was double.
In 1916, the wooi manufactured was 40 mil
lions OF kloerammes; in 1926, 4s. In 1916,
the sugar refined in France was "a millions OF
ki,loerammes. In 1926, 27 millions. In 1916
our commerce at home ard abaoad was feeble
aud confined; in 1926 all the foreign markets
received our goods, and the home market was
ENLARGED. From 1916 to 1926, the direct taxes
were reduced seventy-two millions, and the in-
direct amounted to one hundred and eighty
In 1916 we were overwhelmed with frighitul
enqaremen,s: in 1926, all the expenses OF the
occupa,ion and arrears hal been paid of three
wears: the irst lhree-6ihs Of so millions OF rev.
ties, ed 10 indemnify the proprieoss dis
possessed BY the Revolution, were issued with.
ou, having affected the price Of Stocks; we had
the fines, finances in Europe. At the former
period, The per Cents were scarcely at 66tr
aud a, this momen, the Stock into which the
credit Of the State has been transported, repre-
sents these same per Gents, at 100; so tina, it
we could not borrow in 1916 without paying
per cen, interest, we can now in payirg a.
u Paris Moniteur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
eYA Charity Sermon wi\A

be delivered on Sunday night 9Th inst by the Rev.
Mr.. H3WLEY at Christ Church, when collection
will be taken up, for the benefit of the poor of the
town generally. The brethren of the Alexandria w.
L. No. % requested to meet at their Hall on that
evening at 4 o'clock. The members ofBrooke Lodge,
Evangelical Lodge, and Transient Brethren, are re-
specially invited join IN the procession BY order
of the Master. JR SMoOT, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Notice.

Notice.
vu1gE subscriber having purchased the stocs of the
late concern of Vaudeville and Larmour, intends
n continue the Grocery Business. Also the manu-
factory of Soap and Candles; having undertaken with
his LATE mariner to discharge punctusy all their joint
enparements he requests those indebted to them to
make payment to him, speedily aspossbe, he will
be DESTROYS to continue business with Their TRENDS
ond will always eudeavor to merit their friendly
6dence His assortment general and on good terms
L. -3awsu SAML B. LARMOUR.
The Manchester Republican and Shenandoah Her
aid ysIl publish the above three times and send their
a,nn,, nts TO this6kce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
DIED.

AtFairview, his seat, in King George's County, vs..
Thursday, the Sd inst after short but violent H.
ness. Col Austin Smith, aged about 50 years. Hav-
ing been usefuIy engaged in public business for the
greater part of his life the vacuum occssioned by his
death will be sensibly felt by all who dwet around
him-but to distressed wife and7 orphan children
whom he left, the bereavement viii be peculiarly dis
tressing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Notice.

ru1uE Stockholders of the Farmers Bank Of AJe1an.
dria are hereby notified, that an Election OF thir'
teen Directors, for the aing year, will be held at
the Ranking House, on Monday the 9TH day Of Janua'
ry next ,,,, .
dec l3--2avte JOhN hooFF, CAslnet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05

TTIE subscriber will on Tuesday the 18th day Of the
i present month, sella psblic auction, on credit
Of IL months tract Of land containing forty acres,
situated about4 miles from Alexandria near the Lit.
tie River Turnpike Road, and commonly known by
the name Of Turkey Cock. Sale TO take place on
the premises at IL O'Clock ny order of the heirs.
jan I-eots WIN. II. DUNDAe, Exer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
500 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber living in Aleyan-
lldria d. C. on the 18th inst a black man NAM
ed PRINCE--about twenty-eight years of age, about
five feet ten inches high Had on when he ran away,
suit of domestic rsb clothing with metal buttons white
wool hat, pair of strong shoes with nails drove
IN the soies The above reward viii be given for the
apprehension and delivery of said negro to me.
dec 3J7t JAMES LEGG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
l,SSxAAaT..lialAs
rrrppAy MORNING, JANUARY S. ;SsS

IT,, srna,e Of the State Of Georgia, have re-
s,,.a :, CONCUR in the nomination made by the
House of Representatives, of Mr.. Crawford as
candidate for The Vice Presidency, mol deem
80, ,d,i,able TO make any nomination Tor thar
office.
These movements in Georgia, have caused
-, little stir in the ranks Of the Opposition
A Gentleman in Virginia, assures the Editor
or The gal,. Patriot, that, should it be clearly
understood tha,Mr. Crawford would accept inc
Vice Presidency. Virginia would not hesitate
,momen, 10 giving him her vote. That ne
will accent, if elected, saws the Editor, we know
90 b. , fact. and this viii be generally known
before long.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Collectors Sale.

WILL be exposed to public sale, to the highest
W bidder on Saturday the 5th day Of January
1875 atthe office of the Clerk of the Corporation Of
Georgetown the lots and parts of lots he, einater
mentioned, situated, lying and being in Georgetown,
or SO man. thereof may be necessary to satisfy the
Corporation Of Georgetown ID. {. for taxes due on
them. respectively for the years annexed, with costs
and charges, sale to commence at ~ O'Clock A. n.
ker Cal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Bank of Alexandria,

December 22d, 1927.
N1oTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in
this institution, that an annual election for Ten
D.,ors to serve the ensuing yesr, will be held at the
Tows.HALL, the third Monday, C2lst) Of January
:, srf betweeu the hours of in the morning, and s
y J. L.. McKENNA,
L. eo-te Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
For Norfolk.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Thursday the
III 9th December, black man named BEN. The
said negro is 81 years of age, about feet inches
HIGH in person very black, his eyes white and prom
nent and when spoken 10 has very down look; Ben,
is likely young fellow and had on when he went
away, black fur hat, with sash round it, a grey
caznett roundabout blue vest do. and pantaoons, he
also took with him, white pair of corded pantaoons.
The said fellow is supposed to be in Alexandria or
Washington, where he has several acquaintances OF
his colour residing in those places it is more than
probable he may try make his escape for New York
or Boston. Ten dollars will be given if taken in Fair
fax County, and the above reward if taken in the Dis
trict of Columbia and secured in Jail, and all reasoDa.
BILE expenses paid if brought home.
JAM l. THOS GOSsOM.
Fairfax County, Va.
nrThe National Intelgencer will publish the a.
boys two weeks and forward their account to Deco.
guam Post Office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05

Washington Canal Company.
TINE Stockholders, are hereby notified that an e
J. lection for President and six Directors, will be
held at their Office on the 10th Of January 1898, be-
tween ~ N. and p. NJ.
dec S1-dtJ10 F.MAY, Prest w. Canal 60.
Washington d. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Young Hyson Tea.

4 few chests Of Young Hyson Tea, of superior quail.
n ity, and a supply Of cut nails, assorted sizes
Landing from the Schr Increase, for sale by
&C CAZENOvE & Co.
100 kegs Of white lead, and
100 bbls prime Winchester Whiskey, also for sale
saSoyc dec VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05

A FoaMrpABLE WE,pox.--Mr. Fordyce
Ruggles, Of Hardwick, is said to have invented
Percussion Pistol, the barrel 81 inches long,
with which he killed Is Turkies, set up slngly
a: the distauee Of 30 .ods, holding the pistols
at arms length. Mr.. R. must be something
Ct shot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
NEW YORK. January

A public sale OF 100000 of,he FIVE per Cent
Sock issued for the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, was made yesterday. 1t was
purchased by the Comptroller Of the state. at
premium Of eight and three cighths per
cent, for the purpose it was said Of being
inve ,ted in the School Fund.-Mer. ddU.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Backing, Seine Ywine, etc.

4 QUANTITY Of canister and cake blacking war.
n rantcd ,fsuperior quality, and further supply Of
Bridport herring and shad twine, just received and
for sale by GEO. JOHNSON.
who will sell, If applied for Immediately. the whole
or any part of the DRY GOODS lately advertised, at
Baltimore prices on the usual credits jana