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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-15
COLOMBIA.

According 10 some of the private advices
from Carthagena by the last packet, says the
New>York Mercantile Advertiser, apprehen-
sions existed that a struggle would shortly take
place. The Convention was about TO break up
twenty-five of the Deputies had declined 'a>
king any further part in the discussions, and 1t
was believed ifthey persisted in this resolution
nothing would be decided upon by that body
In such case it was expected, the Military
would declare Gen. Bolivar Dictator, and force
him 10 retain the command Of The country,
with unlimited powers. As the military through
GU, the country were unanimously IN favor oil
this measure, there could be no serious oPpo'
siton, and the change in the Government
would not only be brought about without much
bloodshed, but would be acquiesced in by most
of the people, as preferable 10 the evils they
have suffered under the present deranged sys'
tenn.
The Baltimore Chronicle gives the following
particulars of an extensive robbery and prompt
apprehension of the robbers:
1t appears that on Saturday afternoon about
8 O'Clock, M-ssrs Ross and Riggs, two most ct
icient police officers, received advices shat on
the night previous, al / o'clock, the locked
room of the dwelling of His Excelency the
Chevalier HUYeENs, the minister near the UNI
ted States from tire Netherlands, at Washing
ION, had been opened by three Of his servants,
IF
money 10 the amount Of about $500, taken
,herefrom The officers above-named with
their usual promp,ness and sagacity at once
delbera,ed and decided on the course most
three hours & an h0Jf from The time they receiOed the
infoymaiion.J had two OF the culprits in cnsto-
dy; and probably nearly all the valuable effects
Of which they had puroined their master.
Mr.. Ross having taken different direction,
Mr.. Riggs took the York road and about a
miles from the city, at a tavern, caught the
three in room, mapping, bu, one Of them sue
crcded in making his escape. Their names
are Francois Auguste Michand, aged 26; Fer>
dinand Michand, aged IS; aud Jean David Gu
erraz, aged %, the second one escaped; but
will probably be apprehended-h stature is
about feet 6 inches. The property found in
their possession, consists of three boxes Of jew
ellery, trunk Of silver plate, (among which
are 60 table spoons, and several packages
which have not been opened,O and SI3l in
notes principally Of the Georgetown Bank, all
Of which have been deposited in the Mcchan-
les Bank Of Baltimore.
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To Rent by the Near

49, That desirable Tenement now in the
&TEIf occupation of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawra'on ON
~ Prince-street near Washington street. Pos
.t.i session can be had on or about the 18th INST.
Enquire of REUbEN JohNSUN,
July 12-St+sm&w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-15
Notice.

TIME Cole do hereby give notice that the lax
Bills for the Northern aud Southern districts are
now in their hands, and that they authorized to al
low discount of q per upon all taxes paid with
in twenty days from this date.
A. NEWTON, Collector, N. ID.
JOHN MUNCASTER, Collector, S. ID.
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AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale.

DIV virtue of deed of trust from Jonathan C. MAY
lJand wife to me, of record in The Court Cooks Of
Alexandria County, %. No 2, folio 49, shall OF
Saturday the 9th day of August next. At oclock in
the afternoon, offer at public sale, for resdy money!
on the premises, that lot or piece Of ground on
which said Mays segar Manuiactor. stands, beginning
Prnce.street 1911 feet to the Westward of Union.
street, running thence with Prince street westerly 20
feet thence sou,hery parallel to Unionstreet a. feet,
be the or less, to the ground late the pro-
perry of Jonathan Hall decd; thence easterly With
the line OF that ground and parallel Prncestreet 20
feet; the nee with straight line to tie beginning
This property is subj ecr to previous lien TO the
Bank of Potomac.
shall convey to the purchaser such title is vest.
ed in me BY the said Deed.
July 15-5tawts COLIN AULD, Trustee.
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ALEX. a. TiDRIA9
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1928.

We are beginning to look with great deal
Of anxiety for an arrival from Europe. We
shall not, in all probability, have 10 wait long.
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ice
NiyideNd Notice

DAN lNchu - otASO
4 DIVIDEND of twelve and one half cents to the
N dollar will be paid on "Wednesday the 10Th INST
70 the creditors of James g Joshua Harper produc.
ing their respective claims to
JNO c. VOWEL, Trustee.
july l2-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-15

The Rev. G. CroIy is SAID to be the author OF
the work from which the interesting extracts
published this morning, are taken.
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ice For sale,
At THE OLD S73ND.

Ut THE ULU OF I1FL.
vVyHE subscriber has been appointed by the compa-
l. ny to sell the Ice, it will be delivered every day,
from morning till night, except on Sundays, until 10
o'clock, at a reasonable price.
l.. BEELER.
NIB Asst is a partnership concern il cannot be
sold except for Cash Tickets are ready for pur-
chasers.
iulv II
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue ola Deed of Trust, from Lawrence G. Al
lDeAander, to me- dated the 5th da, Of August 1927
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Prince
william County Court, shall on Saturday the 9TH
day OF June next, being the week of Prince William
June County Court before the front door Of Prince
William Court House, offer for sale, for ready money,
by public Auction, said Alexanders interest in
5000 Acres Of Land,
in the State of kentucky, as, also. his interest in The
state of his Father, or so much thereof, as
will be sufficient t. satisfy the purposes of said Trust.
shall of course convey to the purchaser Purcha-
of said property such title only, asi vested in
me by the said Deed ofI'rust.
may z, 5awts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
The sale Of the ab0ve-meM-
toned property has been adjourned 20 the first Mon.
day in July next.
June 23 J. MACEAE.
YAe said Sale WAS further
postponed to the 9TH day of August next, when ii will
positively be made. J. MACRAE:
iri-
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SEl1lP NEWS.
Port of Alexandria,
ARRIVED, JULY ID.
Schr Despatch, Jones, Newbern, N. e naval stores
to James Robinson.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, D. J. jenkins, Balti-
more; freight for the District.
Odd and Even system.
The neat Maryland State Lottery,
No. s, for 1882 will be drawn in the City of Baltl.
more, on Wednesday, the goth august, which will
permit distant al venturers forward their orders in
time.
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARE:
TEN THO SAND DOLL8RS,
81, 000-Sl 900. &c &c. the whole payable in CASH.
The scheme is arranged on the Odd and Even System,
by which the holder of two tickets, or two shares VIII
be certain Of obtaining at least One Prize, and may
dratu THREE!
Whole Tickets ST. Halves Q; Quarters 1; Eighths
so cents.
Ur Orders either by mail (post paid) or private con-
veyance, enclosing the cash prizes. will meet the
same prompt and punctual attention as on personal
application. Address TO
J.L COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,,
july 15-2awt18A Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-15

declaration of Independence--may we feel as
they felt.
Robert Shepherd Success to General jack
son, and reform in our laws. -.
John Voolfolk. The Culpepper Domestic 30
c;.,v--,he bes, antidote for tariff.
Jr. Nm +. Gordon communicated the ioi-
lowing sentim.nt-"Perpetuity TO the Repuo'
lie"
Bv Richard IT, Chapman. The Union OF the
States the bulwark OF our peace and liberties.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

OIL B, famous speech-maker oil moldsses NE
.,or,, at town meeting Of the friends OF the adj
m;nistration. " The elections in the West have
terminated in our faror-Louisiana, Kentucky.
Indiana. Missouri and Illinois. hare all gone TO the
odministlation-and should we succeed in obtain.
,,g trpntvfour votes from New York, the re-elec
tion of MIR. adams is certain"
Men Of both parties admit there is no probability
of Mr.. Adams obtaining the vote of either OF the
above States, even admitting the possibility, or
eyen fifteen vntes from New-York.
sd.. 'By a Friend, resident Of this Borough
I !, am in favor Of, and have heretofore supported
NE nresent apmini,tration-I shall continue to do
so-but firmly believe that Andrew Jackson will
hc elected"
al. BY gentleman Of this Hundred" The
.,ndiM knowing ones in our party, have given Up
IN homes of MIR. Adams re-electon--they cons-
der Kentucky lost-a majoritp Of the ppopte Of the
limited STATES in favor Of Jackson, and that he will
lie elected
sth. I,y gentleman Of Alil-Creek Hundred.
after reading the official returns from Kentucky,
and finding, that notwithstanding the motasscs
mans assertion !" that NIL the Western States had
oone for the administrator they had only sue
redctl il cecting their governor, with the votes
of hosts of jackson men, by SIREN hundred and
aine majority. and that the jackson party had
.ected their Lieutenant Governor, ard a majority
n both branche' Of the Legislature. ne IRE
nou done-wc must hang up fiddle, and sing fare
well Higgins"
The above are candid statements OF five Of the
mast respectable gentlemen in the administration
\ aarty--two of them prominent leaders. w.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

jackson and Barr 1t has been remarked beinre. that
Mr. Bradford was very fortunate in the selections Of III,
political opic-, and sill moe in not knowing when to
q The sub ec lie has again bounced upon the explo-
oed Burr story, it matter, aud as # his
lec:ions relating calculated to enlgh.en the pub
lie. lie has introduced to the Rev Mr.. Smith and
DR. Cranc-but had their testimony beforehand
essecm il like much other of the testimony produced by
the Adams men, of damnng character. But damns The
wrong way for them II is unfortunate for their witness
that they give evidence in many causes, which destroys
themselves, and Of vitiaes the estimony APP
pears" that this Rev. Gentleman-had "a bosise knox
ledge ef ahc ticts' he and Gen jackson being in
brothers." Now suppose for moment that it be
true that jackson had concern with Burr in what
situation does il place the Rev. Gentleman. If this in
macy of brothers existed between himself and Jackson
have been founded upon entire confidence in each
others honor, as well as sincere affection Any secret
communicated under such circumstances, would be unyi
olablc For this Rev Gentleman then to diyulge such
communicated, and beray his friend, proves
that he has abandoned honor and hypocrte in affec.
ton. Here leave him, and his testimony with a
strong suspicion that if this deceased Rev. Gentleman has
any friends living they will not be much obliged DR..
Crane for bringing his before the public in such
questionable shape"
We viii not enter into the discussion of this subject
Wit, Mr. Bradford BECAUSE fully satisfied that
man believes Gen Jackson cupable and in that it
would be like the fattuity which induces some shallow
pates, TO attempt to prove an axium.
But by way Of putting this question to rest upon the
timony of man who alive and be brought in person
before the public, without the aid of Doctor Crane
open grave, We present the following without farther
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

Master General, thai department was an augean sable,
moth upon the Treasury. He ceansed it, and out of
chaos and confusion brought order and regularity and
this by negecng his business, make electoneering
tours, but by attending closely 10 by studying the in
teress of the peope-by applying the forts of his capa
cous mind to the performance Of the duties of his office
thus setting example to the President and his cabinet
In a word, Mr.. M'Iane is the great of the West
and Ohio knowsit She will not chain herself TO a car,
which to crush her rising hopes in the destruction Of her
favourlte son. She al not aid in rivng upon the
shackles of secreta, lccesson which only wants
make the Secretary Of State certainly succeed The Pre-
sdent, as does the Prince OF Wales himself upon the
throne Of England upon the demise Of the King. Ohio is
too republican to lend herself any scheme destructive
OF our common rights and liberties, especially scheme,
which viii deprive her Of that consequence the Uncn
which her great enterprise, and rising fortunes ene her
to. She is destined 10 give President these United
States at distant day, and that day opens upon her
tie close Of Cen jacksons four years.
With prudent foresight 10 her interests, nth
that devotion 10 republican principles for which she has
Adams. She will vote for the Tennessee Farmer.--t.e
candidate of the people and thus make valid her claim
to Furnish chief magistrate. We have said and now
repeat 1T is recorded upon the book o fate, tina, John
Meon OF Ohio shall preside over the destncs Of This M
to,-and that distant period.
Our readers may satisfied, that only the
Ohio, will go for Jackson, but every other beyond
the Alleghanies.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
a Stra1v sYtH sho1p ruhicA 1vay tie 1piad 6orvs"

few months since the Delaware Patriot com
uiencct H. career with the following sentiment Of
" Washington at its head as inotto:
"Frorn Indignantly on the first da'caing Of am
attempt TO atteaate ony poitionot the Union from
aaoiher.''
This mntto has increasingly hcralde the col
un,ns Of the ..DeiawGrp Patriot,'' until the Jack
sonans IN the South met and passed their insurfec-
tionary and reasonable resolves that sslt was time
to calculate show much tie Union was worth,"-
that g they had borne with taxation long enouaht
sand would bearit no longer tlat'"the.s cavar,
ct South Carolina were i'll readiness" to protect
their noble state, and when calle,,s on to PUT TO
SILENCE THE FRIENDS .'oF THE TARIFF" When
treason like this was broached by the Dplaudre
Patriot's'' conductors and fellow workers in the
South, he very properly thought, that it was useless
to play the llypocre any logger. he therefore pro-
we'd himself true jacksonlan, By dropping the mot
to at the head 81 ms paper altogether, and it has Hot
appeared for many weeks, hat is this sign Of !:
Cannot the people Of Delaware say
The above is from the Democratic Press of the 2o ult
Our readers have already been Informed Of the
why the motto left out Of four numbers ofthe Patriot
only and we need not againrep them. We give Bnns
article the subject, ,oshow how much he has improved
upon the "Journal' of this affair." and how
pIeely this Ebony viliier veries the adagc, which slts
that, "Drownng men catch at srd1vs," which think,
shows exactly how the wind blows, in relation to the Goa.
tion
No man advocating good cause, would deccnd TO the
of deceivng the people in relation small
matter this no honest wola write such an arti
Gle about the alove.-Bu look at Bnns' vataciiy-he
says lie motto has been dropped altogcther--what
he sayslrher, has appeared for many weeks -"
that's another But for i,nns, who is the personfca-
of hypocrscy, talk any Of "pe,ing the by
pocc :" {! with better grace Satan correct
scounreis may boast Their short lived day,
Villain, may laugh their crimes away,
But justice, will revenge the past
The gaoWs get its dde At last.
----ihen swings Jack H+..s.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

lie transactions from illness--that these among
many others, are the reasons which induce US to
deny him our support.
Resolved, That We approve Of the nomination of
James A. Bayard, Esq. our Representative in
Congress that we place implicit faith in his tai
ents, his virtues and his patriotism, and that we
will yield him our cordial and undivided support.
Resolred, That we will use every honorable
mean in our power, to secure the election of the
/" Peoples Candidates." 4 the Republican jack
son Ticket,'' and that no exerton shall be wanting
on our part to efectuate those purposes.
On motion, it ras resolved. That 800 copies of
the proceedings Of this meeting be printed in hand
bills, and distributed in Kent County. and that a
copy be sent to each Of the jackson newspapers in
This State for publication.
II. Nj. RIDCELY, Chairman.
j. i. HARPER,
W. SArrERFIELD,
Secretaries
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
PO.STPDA'E.HE.rT

Of the sale 81 Steam boat PROPERTY
1--WE Sale of the above property Dover Kent
d ", IS postponed To WEDNESDAY,, the 10 h tlav of
September AMI The sale Of the above properly at
Sea!or il the count, of Spssex, is postponed MON
tY the Sth day Of Sep nbrt, which times and places
as above mentioned, it will mns positively be sold.
Nehemiah Clark. Sh'F
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

meark, being assured that the public is too intelligent and
charitable to be imposed upon by the desperate ISLANDERS
of desperate office holders and office hunters.
The following Certificate is from the venerable
Hills .aiston, who was in 1867, and is a mem
Der of congress from the state of North Carolina
hereby certify that in conversation with Mr..
Jefferson then president of the United States,
pecting the movement of Colonel Burr in the west.
observed that the rumour If the day was that
General Andrew Jackson had joined Burr Not so,
or. not true. said Mr.. Jefferson. for this day re-
ceived letter from him General Jackson, inform
ing me that he had seen Burr, and that Burr said
his enterprise was sanctioned by the government &
he (Jackson) mad been rendered high command By
Burr, and asked Of MIR. Jefferson the views Of the
government, rendering his services, if wanted, 10
make decent upon Mexico, as stated. by Burr. but
il Burr was not authorised by the government to
carry on his enterprise stated then lie, Jackson,
was ready to arrest him.
WILLIS ALSTON,
pnIor r tIo U.cD nf,,y.,., AZ
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

Valuable Property at Sllerifr's Sale, at
Dover, Kent county, Delaware.
BY i,.ue ii say zits IF Fie,i Facins me directed 4uiI
be erposed TO I'EBLlr SHE, az the House Of .76el
Harris. IN tie torn Of Do7er, on MONDAY, The
ffst d.yyf EPIENGER nerL al TEN
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
Nehemiah Clark, Sh''fef E't c'ty.

Do,.er, i5ti .7us 182S--6l-ts.
NEyE also authorised on the part of The creditors
w stae, that Friday The 29th Of the present month
(Augnst will be sud, al Seafor i'll the county of Sussex,
by the Sheriff Of that county, The following properly, wit:
The elegant Steam Boats Norfolk and Philadelpha-lhe
former Of which built in Philadelphia, by Mr. Samuel
,,ce, Of that CITY, and the latter by Sir Charles Porter &
Son. of New York, in the winier OF 1856 Beth boats
substantially built, and Of The best materials, and
designed to navigate boseious waters-they copper
fastened and newly coppered 10 The bnsave first
engines, the plan Of Bolton s Wa'es, and fitted up
in style not surpassed in his perhaps, any other
country They underwent thorough repairs last winter in
the city of Baltimore. and are in complete order. And
also, the day. and 1t the place aforesaid will be sold
sunry Stages and Horses, cf the qaliy and description
mentioned IN the foregoing advertisement, &c.
The Editors of the Commercial Advertiser and Evening
Post lin the city OF New York, the United States Gazette &
National Gazette, Of Philadelphia, he Baltimore Patriot &
Baltimore Republican, in Baltimore, the Norfolk Beacon,
oolk the Richmond Enquirer, at Richmond, and the
Eson Gazette, Easton, State OF Maryland
gestel the foregoing advertisement and notice in
Their respective paRers. and forward their bill the said
sheriff OF Kent county, BY The first av Of Sep emher next.
Nehemiah Clark, ShT@K't C'Y.
D..,sr /IsJ Jur
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
DELAWARE P.A'TEsaOT.

The proceedings Of the Jackson Canterbury meeting IN
Kent and those Of the Chrisana meeting are crowded
out Of this paper well for Of room as from coming
100 late Tor insertion. This is the also with the
statement OF accounts of the Road Commissioners Of
Rrantiywne Hundred.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

September ID, 1898.
The following are the numbers draw from the vince Of
The Delaware Wand and North Carolina Consolidated
Lottery, LIST class-,iz:
1i-3S-t-22-37
Which gave the patrons Of Robertson 8 Les Office
eral handsome prizes.
We have the pleasure Of presenting the following
brilliant schemes 10 the public
Eew-York consolidated I4ottery
EXTRA Glass, no. SEHEN
To be drawn n, The village Of NEW BERG on Friday
the 5,h of September, 1928.
YATES < MlNINRE, MANAGERS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
Yhe Steam BOAT Eranklin.

.A0acty Rg at D0rer Landang naates hence.
rSSIS heavily tinbered Boa, is b of erals
and coppered 70 her Binds her Steam Engine. for
simplicity OF construction and durability, surpassed
by any on the Delaware and the quantity Of fuel requisite
10 keep IT in nation al Us o,ce is comparatively
small. The Franklin well, handsomely fitted up,
and Can conf a5y accommodate hundred passengers
She will be sold With Without her Apparel and Furn
tu,e may best suit purchasers Also eight Sage Cnach
OF the latest AMI most approved construction, nearly
Also, 43 Horses that have be- mostly t,ied not
found wanting in the desra! qiali,es of hat noble
lnadrped. Among these are the best horses
in Delaware, and IS doubted whether there
exhibited, in the United States, many fine horses be
sacrificed in day under the hammer Ut Sheriff
The above property being Neized and taken execution
the property q. the Philadelphia, Dover, ard Norfolk
Steam Boa. and Transportation Company, will be sold
al Ne.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
J.A Ggg-sSS DTf Il-Ei-nssz I i c a.

A meeting of the friends oil Gen. Jackson to-
.ether with the committee heretofore appointed to
form the Kent County ticket. pursuant to adj ourn
ment convened at the State house, in Dover, on
Thursday the esth Inst.
The meeting was organized by the choice Of IL.
NJ Ridsely. Esq. as Chairman, and IVm Satter
field and J. l.. Harper, Secretaries.
The meeting being opened BY an address from
the Chairman,
On motion, the committee separated from the
meeting, and met in the Senate chamber for the
purpose of forming the County ticket.
The committee returned. and reported to the
meeting the following ticket.
Representatives to Congress
JAMES A. BAYARD.
Senators.
Edward S. Potter,
Jacob RAYMOND,
in lieu Of John BrincSioe, dec
Representatives..
| Martin w. Bates,
Warner W. Cowgirl,
Andrew Galley,
! Jehu Clarke,
/ Thomas Dehory,
] Benjamin Harrington,
i Archibald Cnlal
Lery Court Commissioners.
William Clouds, sen. u. {. II.
Isaac Buckingham, ID. Ii.
Caleb SippIe, Mis-. H.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

3U)I TtlscS zoo
9l,9 Blanks $3.50 payable in lands.
Whole Tickets S2--'laves Ste larters 50 Gents.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Glass .t'UNfER FEW. FOR 1923.
To be drawn on Saturday, Sept. IS, 1928.
Is Number Lottery--6 DraWM Ballots