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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19

LEXINGTON, Aug. 8.
John Chambers is elected to Congress in the dis
trici lately represented by Thomas Metcslfe.
SENATOR
Montgomery and EsfiH-James Mason, Jack
SOM
REPRESENTATIVES,.
For Jackson,
FIGHlihn-Lewis Saunders.
Uenry-D. Allen and T.. F. Nuttaii.
JeBerson-J. Oldham, James Guthrie and
Peter W. Grayson.
.fndeTs0n--D White.
.NeTcer-R. c. Harrison. 3. a. Toniinseu. and
Elias Tonpkinsa
LtncOip-Swope.
Jessamine--C Cunningham.
BOOn--Ijoslcy.
Cdmp6cli-Tibbatts.
Scott-J. I. johnson and Job Stevenson.
Harrtsot-Bayseman and Coleman.
Esfiik--Dr. Daniel.
Spencer-SGIlwell Heady.
MOntgOniey-G
For .7GnUts.
Fdgcite-R. J. Breckenridge, Leslie Combs and
james True.
CidTke-Eiawes and Evans.
Madison Harris, Caperton and Daniel.
.si0ntgomory-Davis.
B0urb0H-h Hickman, Lindsay and Marshall
ErnntJOnas.
TYO0dford-W. r. Blackburn
As far as the returns have boon received, the
Jackson party have a clear gain Of seven members
in the Legislature since last year. Bob WickHfe's
chance for the Senate Of the y. S. is rather hlue
LoHisiola.--It turns out that Mr. Claws certifi-
cate man, the Honorable VIM. I. Brent, has been
beaten for Congress By General Overion, a warm
friend Of General Jackson. We also learn that
decided majority Of the members Of the Legs
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Respectfully yours sc.
MALCOLM GiLCH .lIST,
WILLIAM Gil CHRIST

4. 5. AS the case is now pendinS before the
Judicial tribunals fthis state, (the Doctor having
indicted us, slc) you will not publish the fore
-oing statement in your paper, except some pub
LEGATION be made by armstrong some of his par
ty, representing motives, different from those
above stated, and for political purposes in your
state. You authorised in ali your verbal on,-
municadons TO contradict every statement differing
from the above, aud give your authority for
so doing. NJ. & WIN. GiLCHRIST.
a letter from James X. PoH;, Esq. member of
Congress, accompanying the above, says ;" You
can speak of the Messrs. Gilchrists men of the
first respectaby and character. One of them is
highly respectable Planter of Alabama; the 9th
er lawyer Of good standing and irrcproachable
character in this state. You can rely upon the
truth OF their statement should you find it
sary 10 use H.
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Mr.. Clay having done his best in Kentucky, and
electioneered for himself and Mr.. Adams very ac-
lively while receiving II dollars per day OF the
peoples money, will now, it is sad meet the Sc
cretary at War at Pittsburgh, and pass through the
upper part OF Ohio, and come down through this
state another elcctioneering and barbscung vis-
il. He viii do nothing in this state if we know any
thing about il. ~. Y. Eng
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FOaEI IN.
BY TnE SNIP OLf.npLY.

PARIS, June %.
French Courier, who Left the Head Quarters
oil tie Russian army On the 18th inst brought the
following bulletins OF the opel ions ot the imperial
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We learn chat Tie Jackson Ticket has ccccde,
in Jehersonviile and New-AIbaHy, indiana, b,
majorides of about tco to one. (Louispile .gdp.
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CHEAP GOODS
AT ANDREWS's STORE.

EAuPONT'5 best Rifle Powder, 81 cta. III.
ny Shot, % 10. bags, S2-retail 10 do
Best Bar Lead, cts.
Whiuermore's Wool Cards 81 Ct
Epson Salts u cts.
Glauber do I els.
Bes Green Coffee II cts
Do Gun Powder Tea 81 ~
Do. Imperial do 81
Young Hysou 70 Cts
Real old French Brandy only q 50.
First chop Large Brim Wool Hat 81 cts.
Block tin Coffee Cans rs cts 81
\ large assortment OF Tack, at low prices
Also, Plates and Dishes, with Il variety Of
Eauhern and Glass Wares, al reduced prices.
AZ We have a number of other articles
which We can afford to sell much under mar
ket prices, and would recommend TO citizens
and planters, who wish to putrhase any arti-
Gle in The Goods way, to apply to
June 2. ANDREWS q BROTHERS.
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PrRLlc-Nn. 30.

Az ACT tor The relief Of certain surviving orert and
soldiers Of the army Of the Revolution.
BE n eHHCi'd by ibs Senate mad HOUSE Of
Representatives. oftht Tuied Suites Of 4ppri.
ca In Congrs', asstmbI,d That eaoh Of the
surviving officers Of the army the KevoIuiun
IL the Continental Line, who was entitled to half
pay by the Rcsolve of October rwentv-frst sey-
entoen hundred aud eighty, be authorized 10 70.
oeIve out Of amy money IN the Treasury. NOT o
therwisc appropriated, the amount OF his full
pay in SAID line, according TO his rank in the
line, 10 begin On the lhird day OF March one
thousand eighl hundred and went, SIX, aud 10
continue during his natural life Proriaei That
under this act, officer shall be entitled IN re-
ceiye arger sum lhan the full pay of a captain
IN said line.
See 9. .lpt be II further enacied. Tint.
Whenever any Of said officer, has received mo.
ncy Of the United States, AS Il prisoner, SINCE the
third day Of March, one Thousand eight hundred
aud twertt-,lx. aforesaid the sum so received
shall be deducted from what aid officer would,
otherwise, be entitled to- under the first section
of this act aud every pension to which sand Of
iccr is aow entitled shall cease after the passage
Of tins act.
sec .lndbe i further enacted, That eve.
~ surviving non-comnssonrd officer, musician,
or private, IN SAID army, Mo enlisted therein
for and DUNG the war, and continued IN us ser
vices until IFS termination, aud thereby became
entitled 10 receive reward OF eighty dollars,
under a resolve OF Congress passed Nav III
tenth, seventeen hundred aud scyenty-eiett
shall be entitled 10 receive hIs tuIl monthly pay
in sand service, out of any money IN the trsasu
~ moi otherwise appropriated to begin on the
third day OF March, one thousand elgit hundred
and twenty.-iX and TO continue during his nhtu-
raj life Prardcd: That, no uon-co,nmisslon-
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SPRISG AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED 81
DAVID a Fse, VIE.

q part olt"eir 9ps.ns and Summer assor'-
u nent, which includes the te,'owng
VIZ:
4 few pieces extra fine blue & black Cloths
Fine oiue, black aud fancy uolaurai do.
Sup. iiue Ene and black Ghssimeras
Several pieces fancy cold dc. sup.
Plain and cut silk Velvet ycslinS
English six Vestings, very sup.
Nurseries and fIoreniue do.
Italian Luotring Crnva'iass
irish Linens, inest N strongest fabrics
Lawns and Linen Cambria hdHs.
Linen Cambrics, some OF which are very fine
sup. blk, Italian Lustrings.
Plnin and ii ID black Gro de Nap
White ig'd silks and 5atins
Plain aud fl'd Silks and Sa,ins
Aatered Silks, of the riches, style
Eilr. black, pink and green FIoIeuces
Nreaths aud Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses Of every
shade
lew cases Calicocs, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Surge Scaris, II most splendid article
hange, Sik, and Ganz" 5hawlS
An elegant assortment Belt Ribhon,& 4. SasheS
S'tin and Barage Bonnrt Ribbons
Btrage Cofnered ShawIs, quite new arti-
Gle, &c. Sc. &c
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully
edto their present assortment Of fancy
"oois, which embraces the greatest variety
Of beautiful and ia shionable articles, several
OF entirely nto style, and most Of them cheap
bey0n! expectation.
" New arrivals are every day looked for
lii which viii he Leghorn Hats, Straw Bon
ae's, and further supply OF other articles in
The mllinary line.
Anrl u tS56
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FRASEFoRT, kESrUeKY, March 81, 1923
Dear Sin Your replication 10 the charge 50
often repeated against yOu, Of corruption, &c.
in the late Presidential election, has been recel-
we'd IN Kentucky WITH much satisfaction, by the
friends OF the pl esent Administration, aud more
particularly by your wrll-wishefs, while ii has ST.
fenced portion oi your most open-moulhed de-
famefs
1T is = fact probably known to you, that an
extraordinary effort has been uInde and is MA
king, in this country, To rally the shattered ranks
of a desperate party, upon the name of Jackson,
although he has said that an honest jury would
convict any man oipetj jury who would vote lor
the measures that have in Kentucky been 50
warmly snpportedby them.
In your yindication you refer 10 a conysrsa-
lion had By General actsoh, in Bowling Green,
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BowIso GRrls, Feb. LIST, lsa

I think II was some time IN the month Of A
pril 1929 that General Jackson on his return
from the city with his family, put npai the Nnsh-
ingtnn Hall Tavern, M this place, and renamed
until the next day after breakfast Ia the
course Of the afternoon OF the day OF his arrival
many citizens OF HIS place called 10 see him /
then lived AT the Washington Hall Tavern. He
appeared 10 converse freely with the company
who were there upon the subject Of the freslden-
ual Elecuon. heard him repeatedly speaking
OF Mr. Adams and Mr.. Clay and 10 speaking
OF the Presidential election, understood him Ia
say, that propositions had been made 10 him
(Grn. JaCkson,) e,tner 10y OF thro the friends OF
Mr. Clay dOuot now distinctly frCoieci Whetl-
er u was by Mr. CHy's friends or through Ar
Claws fre.ds-that If he, General Jackson
would say he would make Mr.. Clay secretary
Of State, that Mr.. Eiay aud his friends would
vote for biln, aud thai they would settle the Pre-
sIentiaI election IN one hour and further IN
dcrstood General Jackson that he told the mes
seuger thai he might % back aud tell Mr.. Chv,
that he would rather see the earth open aud
swallow both himself, Mr.. Clay 4. Their friends,
NJ together, than it should be said he got mlo
the Presidential char by bargain or intrigue, on
his part his !, substantially what heard the
General say; though II may not be The precise
words he used II substantially conveys what be
said 10 the company on tn1r point
CUIH@EkTT JONES.
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NEW BOOKS.

VsSHE subscriber has aga,n The pisas,ue Of an
II aongcUlg 10 his friends a,@ the pubitc IN
etnerat, the a'yipat ofhe following NeC Books,
riz:
Her6ert LACY, anopei By the matborof Granty
IN rolls
Confession ofan oil Maid. a norei in > tois.
;. Tie HamoHrs Of EHOpia, tale Of colonial
lines, bg an Ealopiaa. IN } rots
-, sayings md Doi1g5, or Sketches from life
a"rdscrjes, in > lois.
Lo" tpon and some ofhis contemporaries
'''tt reroilecfioas Of the anthorsHfs, and Of hi
f'aito fa'gby Leigh HINT. in lrDk
ne y Brioas a1dthe O'fYahsrtgs, a HntioHal
'aebg Ldtg Aforgan. IN 4 rOis
j., he ADORE together rdh many other New
books, baocjust been rcceired and are now .tog
SAFE at the cheap Book nui Stationary Store of
CHS. 4 HITHERS.
r.. 4 VARSITY Of eo,oars,t toy boots for chill
May 10.
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npon bis ieHlfn ffam Compress, AFTER the tlcttsn
NJ Nj. Albums 10 The ficsidency. aasp,esent
NJ ""e oiitose eantrrsaipns. when the Genenl
observed, IA Speaking 81 the late ,lecfan that
fde P,oplt hodbtsn ehcaisk" = 1hd1 me eor-
= fhHit0Hs ant ntr guts ~ HashIHfion had M /,
ItWta itf ~ ~ he Peopis IN HI tiecf0n NJ
= Hef iJedtR9 wnitednntll tbs branch OF
IN eon'rf=ai'on was closed and finding no
pallaiNc, leh toe company, which Was large,
aud composed 81 gentlemen and ladrs of tho
Il, i fesprfabidy md ~ public ayrfp; seve
nj followed, aud BIS remarks bretine the tnl,.
|Jeti oil STREET conversations, Ia which remarked
TINT, rs highly Us was disposed II tldnk Of fhs
9nnefal, particularly Tor his nj itnfy sncceas. /
could not approve such cour,s--ihat II eurrnp-
ton existed, aud tint known to hun. be .urey
should not have bren the first Ia Rtert Mr. Nd.
ANS upon bis elevations and thht. Il YOU had
participated II WIS his dut, Ia have exposed it
When fnni nomination was belure The sruaie.
II may be veil IL remark, thai the General
mey hive thought thai he WI. wholly surround.
ed by his political friends, ~ no had been we'll
received there by the eizrns
Respectfully. yours.
II GAY. ! q. WAR1NG.
i. ). BY sense OF duty 10 ~ injured and
much pe,seentcd mnn, have bern induced 10
aao'tss TINS l"tiet 10 ynn. aud van are ~ 'ibei.
y TO use u a. you may think proper would
have communicated these facts 10 YOU NJ nm en,.
Her period, but hel"ymg them unnecessary al
tea the General shelter giving up Mr. Buchanan
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pnRI.L..-Nn.2 q

PuBLIc-No. %
AN ACT reRnladg eommef cal iuorcaurc 8, ia the l..
lands al Martinique aud Guulonupe
BE II enncied bg tde Sealqi, and HaNe Of
Representatives. Of The iuitfd Siaiex Of .Inleri.
m IN CpHgtess dsssmbie3, That Ill French Vrs-
scl', coming directly from the island, of Nih,li.
ni1ie and ouadaloupe, aud laden with articles,
I'll" growth ~ manufacture Of either of snd Is
lands, aud which are permitted 10 be exported
fheretfom in American Vessels, nay be admit
ted mto the Ports of the United States on pay
ment OF no higher duties on tonnage, q, on therr
eargors, as aforesaid, than are imposed on A
merlcan Vessels. AID ON like cHrpoes imported
IN American Vessels Provided that il thc Pres
ldeni OF the United States shall, al any time. re-
ce,ve satisfactory information thai the privileges
allowed 10 American vessels and their catgoes
n said Islands, by the French ordnance Of Fe-
Rruary fifth, one thousand eight hundred and
t"eniy-sIx, have been revoked or annullcd, he
Is hereby authorized, bv Proclamation. to sus
pend the operation ofthis act. Bnd withhold all
privileges allowed under II
APrRovED-9lh May, ls2s.
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PUBLIC No y
IN AZ 90 authorize Ri Road within the pi,tra Of

Public No y
IN AGFto authorize Kiil Road ~ itnn the D.,t of
Columbia.
ne n eaarttd blythe StHais aud House Of
Representatives. ofbe United States Of Basei.
ca IN Congress assembled, That the assent 81
Congress 10 The constructing Rad Road nv =
company Incorporated by The Legislature OF
Maryland. from Baltimore 10 the City Of Wash
ngton. be aud the same Is hereby given to the
extent that Congress his jurisdiction OF the sol
over winch II may pass eunesdne 10 said Com
paly 10 exact such toll. aud 10 ENJOY such hene-
his aud privileges, as the ACT of incorporation of
The State Ut Maryland gives To SAID Corporation
within the limits al the slate Of Maryland Pro.
Vded, IN the location Of the Road Il shall not he
lawful tor sad Company IN pass through any the
reserved squares open spaces the City With
ont the consent ofCongress.
A. STEVENSON.
Speaker Of The House Of rpresonfnli,es
{. CALHOUN.
Wee President Of thu United Sntes and Pre-.
sldenl Of the ~euate,
APPROVED oh Nav ls2a
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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TERMS.

~ For a. per annum, payable IN adsance.--No sub
II Ill l., received for less time than siS months
ieiP,,er will be discontinued Our at the di'creaoh
A1a ~ "a ,tors) undl all arrearnges are paid
81 "e ,i.e.,ents will be inserted At 50 cents per
u ~ ls..) the first time, aud 81 IL cents "f eaeh
qaafe -, Those from distance must be pad for
their insertion" ?, s ps mont assumed O'
''"o Orders NOT exceeding two squares IN
u for six dolars.
,nletters addressed TO the Editors mnst be post
- ar thry will not be attended To.
lime 10 = "o'l : :
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nhofasfR ~. 1so7
Sif ln The WINTER OF 1870, bud fronsnt
and Tree conversations with manY nfiny finrnll.
IN tn subject Of the then approaching eleeiiou
OF Ptrsldebi, by the llbWe of cpirsentptises
In these, leHpiessed NY own preference IA,
Nj. Adams, aud my confident belief. not only
that he would he elected. bul thai u mnloriiy al
The Kentucky delegation would solc lur HIM.
fell and expressed no donbf that Nj gie
would prefer him 10 General Jackson lbelie,
rd thu he couldnol tnppo,f the General con.isi.
emily with HI feelings ~ principles Il IN l,aul,
conversation wh Inn 10 September Of lsgJ
undelstood distinctly, ihn, nothing conldryer Ia.
d"ce him 10 aid IN orapprove The Gen = election
In ihese views Dou concutred--aud referred 10
conversation which YOU sad yoa had with M
Clay, IN which he communicated 10 YOU his de.
termination, ~ any event, 10 oppose the elfc.
Ton nf Con. Jackson.
Indeed, bff",e the election by the House of
Representative, had heard no one express HE
opinion thai MI Clay would 90 could co-opct-
ate with General Jacksous iiruds
Before thc election OF NJ. Adams, bad nsrcr.
ihined satisfactorily III mysef tint those of The
Kentucky Delegation Who voted or hiln. would
do so Mud had bren Informed (aud vet bs,o
no doubt thnt the information WIS iuf1 HAT one
ot those rom oGf STATE, who yo'ed for In Genri-
Al, had, "hen about leaving home for Wn.hnp-
Ton. IN The fall of 1921, ACQUIRED his constituents
that he would not vote iJf bru. Jackson.
kespeefiullY,
Col DAvfson GEORGE ROHFRTSoE
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FresM NarAen SeeN j..

FEEHOMA5 J. DUVAL has lately received
from Messrs. Thorhurn & Son, n York
a supply of Fresh Ga,d"n Seed, neatly put
up. Catalogues Of which may be had At his
store. Also an additional supply Of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, OILS, Dys-Sig6,. Perhms
~, 4.c. which makes his assortment equal IL
any ever offered ia THIS place.
Dec. 81. iS94
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A. WYIIl
Tn NJ GrifflH, Ed


BuWIIHa Gurlg. Feb. Odd, 1923
Dear Sir Your note ol thl3 date has bren du.
" received. requesting me TO sin'r whether 81
not was present AZ u conversation held by &c
neral Jackson, al the Washington Hal Tavern.
IN this Town, IA the month Of April, $50, nhrn
on his way from Washington in which be
made charges oi bargain and intrigue against
Nj Adams aud NJ. Clay In answer to the a
bove mqunl | must stale that | was present
At the Washugt ~ Hall On ne evening after &c
nctal Jackson arrived thrrc, when on his way
frnm Washington IN ls15 and heard him con
Vetslng freely respecting Nh. Adams, Nj Clay,
and lhe Presidential election. III winch converse.
ton heard General Jackson say. lhat he Wonid
not nave Tire office Of President oil tbe Unrd
States, II he had to obtain II by bargain, coGnp-
ton, and intrigue, rs Nh Adams bad donc.
This was tie first tine | bad ever heard the crlc
brHted bargain aud intrigue mentioned which
has since made 50 much noise throughout tbeb-
ntod states.
Respectfully your obedicnt servant,
JOHN KEEL.
Col Iu tnu.ap-
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PL1NTERS.

as agent for effecling sales ofthclr Tobacco for
them. lie will claim compensation according
IN the following educed rates, 10 wit:
Fora HID bin ing not more than 50 per
hundred, 30 cents per hhd.
And for al Tobacco bringing higher price,
81 per hid.
Aud where he sells. collects the money and
furnishes a statement, an additional charge OF
80 cents on each hogshead will be made in eve
~ case. He will also ship their Tobacco tor
them if required on the customary terms.
He 1atters himself that from fifteen years ex-
perience in the Tobacco business. the planters
will find it 10 then interest 10 get him 10 sell
their rcops for them.
His office is directly in front Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town OF LynchbnrE where be may
always be found, except when at hewarehouses.
GEO. HlILOCkE.
Dee. 81. On
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Bropneiile. fl5raary os, 1928.

i1iobHtHift 1 ibfHJV - los.
Dear Sirs Your favor las been received, and
in pursuance Of yonr request called on Mr.
Stone 10 Obtain certificate Of the conversation
,hat took place between hin aud General jack
son, Which Ice prrempiotliy refused 10 gave
lhetcinre, ia conformity with Your further re-
quest. that ~ Case Of u noncompliance, would
transmit 10 you the pm pnrl Of tIat conversation
delivered 10 me by ~lone thai took place between
him aud the G,ucral l. therefore do certify,
that have repeatedly heard HIN observe, la
substance, IS follows. that he, Mr.. Slone was
one of "A committee thai ett Brownsville 10 meet
General Jackson on hs return from Washington
city in 1928 that, while ia his company Ne OBJ
served TO the General that there had been much
said respecting a corrupt bargain and intrigue
pending the Presidential election thar he wish
ed to ascertain from hun ifthere was any loun-
dalion 10 Justify the report; the General obscry-
ed that It was u delicate matter Tor him TO treat
upon. Mr.. Slpne assured him lie was surronnd.
ed with his friends that he might speak freely
on the subject Tue General thea procrededto
state, that early one morning Nh Clay called
on him At his lodgings. winch was quite an unit
sual Circumstance, and after lew compliments
had passed, Mr CLAY observed General, nave
no doubt Of your election now The General
stated, I read his heart IN a moment but replied
10 Nh Clay, that, If elected, ne would exercise
his best judgment IN executing the duties OF the
office that Mr Clay, meeting 18th no encou,-
agement, politely bid him good morning, and
left the room and, in "A few DAYS he undcrsto. Il
that Clay had declared himself N favor of John
o. Adams This. said the General. Mr. Claw
will not have the hardihood 70 stand before me
and deny 1he General further stated by way
of comment, thai there was no doubt, had he OBJ
served to MIR. Clay, III am elected will do some
thing Tor you, that he, jackson ~ oud have been
the President ISAAC BENNETT
Mr.. r. Mckee anil Aterander CaLiueH Esq.
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VdWH2f0n, req 10, lS2S.
Dear Sir : received your note Jfthe 2Slh ult.
IN which YOU inform mt thar. by letter just
received from II. Clay, he expresses wish to
obtain statement in writing Ton, Yourself, CIV.
ing ia detail, u substantial account ofthat pDr
'Iou OF the conversation Of General Jackson
which related to himself AMI M, Adams, or, in
other words, me bargain and ,ale story aud
that 3" thls statement Is intended for seiEprotec-
ton only
Your note should have been answered sooner
but that found myself unable 10 bring mp the
conversation alluded to 30 distinctly ~ my
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LAWS or rus UXIrEn sTArEs


LAWS OF I'M UslrtR srArEs PASSED ArfnE
tiHsf SESSION or rnf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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AUETTONEER.

for the sale ofreal aud personal estate.
From his long experience IN this business, he
enterlalns no fear OF not giving entire satisfac.
ton
For the accommodation of those who may
choose to employ him, he will 20 any reasona-
BILE distance into the country. lie also offers his
services To the
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I[nHE subscriber having determined in sompl
- ance with the solicitation of some of his
friends, To resume the Auction business now
makes tender Of his services to them aud the
public generallyas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-01
Public Sale Of X.anA.

I'm Pursuance ola Deed of Trust, from William E. A.
Iexander to the subscriber, which is recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Prince william County, shall offer
at public auction in thcTown Of Buckland Thurs.
day the Cd day of October $685. it fair If not the next
fair day. the tract Of land which the said Alexander
resides.
This tract contains about 268 acres, lies adjoining to
the Town Of 8uckand good proportion is wood land
well watcred, the cleared land divided into suitable
divisions, one division seeded in clover the last spring.
and one division now in corn.
This land is situated in agreeable neighbOrhood.
is bounded by the Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike
Road. the lands of John W Tyler Esq John H. Car.
ter. Esq and Messrs. Hugh Smith & Co. There has
been lately erected this land, large and handsome
two story house. with passage and two rooms below,
and three above, stone Kitchen and other ne.
cessary houses.
Any person DESTROYS of viewing this farm before the
day of sale, will have opportunity Of doing so by
calling on William T.; file ander
The terms are one third in cash. and the balance IL,
two equal annual payments, to be secured by bond
with approved security, and deed ut trust on the
land c. HUNT0N, Trustee.
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