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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26
TnUasDAY, Feb. u.

In the Senate, the Process Bill was taken up
Mr. Rowan spoke nearly three hours in favor oil
'the BILL The motion TO re-consider was then car
ricd.
In the House OF Representatives. resolution
was introduced referring it to the Committee on
tue Public buildings, To inquire into the expedien-
cy ~ refusing the use OF the Hall, except for legis-
lau'e purposes. The resolution was adopted The
House thea took up the Bill making appronria-
tons tor certain !ortiicaticns and the Bill making
appropi1aions for the military service for the wear
ISIS. Ihe amendments made in committee of the
whole, III both these bills, were concurred in by
nc mouse, wan the exception OF the amendment
by which the blank in the clause making an an
preparation for the Military Academy which. on
lnouon OF Alr. McDuilie, was amended so as 10
take away the sums appropriated for the paw of
auJutahl Clerk, Quarter Masters Clerk and
Quarter Masters Sergeant. Mr. GiImer moved \
further reduction, so as TO take from tbo annronri
Suon tho sum proposed for the erection OF new
ouiuihgS anu Tor some appropriations the items of
which are not specified. The motion, after some
discussion, was negatyed by vote OF l02 to 81
me TWO bills were then ordered to be eDgrossed
anu 'eAo 'i'Fd tnle to-day. TO
WAsHINGroN, FEB. %.
In the Senate, yesterday, bill was reported.
rom uc committee on the District OF Columbia,
TO graduate and pave the Pennsylvania Avenue
Creek.
In The House of representatives, Mr.. Wilde call
ca up MS resolution requesting inforlna ton from
.ns fresident OF the u. States, on the subject oil
tae formation OF any new States within the limits
oil The old States. He stated his purpose TO be 10
OBTAIN information relative to the formation of a
constitution by the Cherokecs, which he regarded
as an iniraction ofthe Constitution The resolution
was LAID on the table. Mr. Chiffon offered reso-
luton on the subject of a reduction of the Militia
~ Academy, but tue hour having elapsed before
ne had concluded his observations rpon the sinh.
I 1' 10 question was taken on its adoption. The
ON making appropriations for certain Qualifications
anu the Diii making appropriations for the Military
service, were read third time & passed. The
rouse then took up several private Bills, in Com
me- ol 5le whole, and they were ordered to a
I'M IeduihS this day. Nat. Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26

The following, from the HON. JUDGE HAY, was
also addressed TO the Chairman OF the Commit
tee of Arrangements
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26
. With great respect and esteem,
l ain your very obi. servt.
GAMES MONROE

SO To JA1IEs AI.ILIANY, Esq. Chair !
man, &c. &c. Leesbuig,"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

iuesdng, Dec. q his dav. The Speaker pro
cecded 10 the appointment OF the Standing Com
m'itees of the House as follows, W.
he Committee Of Courts Of Justice. Messrs.
Gordon. May, Bryce, Goode, Miller, Of b.
Christian, ofC. C.. Moore, k,mhrough Bas,e,
Eppes, CrRig. Rises OF NJ, Tapp, Blown of H.,
Voolfolk, Williams. MINIS, Minor, Newton,
Pollard OF X. W, Gregory, Fi,2hugh of o.,
DoddrIdge, Edginpton, Sprncer Of W, Riyes, OF
G.. Mason OF f., Murdaugh. Wallace, Boyd,
anderson, OF b., Mregiuson. Pow ell of S, Al.
len N p. " iison, Dunbar, Parker. of v. Ter.
rell, Burioot, Anderson OF =. H., Parker Of C.,
Braxion and Lowell.
Committee Of Privileges and Eieciioas.-Mes
SIS Rives, of 7. e., Watcher. Gaincs. Evcreiie
Caperton, Old, Barnes, Mason oI X. IL, D,un.
m'nd, White oil H., Shield, Chiffon, Walton,
ChiIds, tiill,,and, Temple. Ta,um, Boothe
warden, Macrae, Ward of b., and Booker ol
l.. e.
Committee Of Propositions and Grierapcts-
Messrs. Hill Srgu,, Davis of o., McAlahon
Bland Pollard'of X. l. q, Carson, McCulloch
Saunders of W., Cine, Dice. re,sineri, Kelly
fatr'o''. johnson of L.. DingesS, ST. alton, Nc
MILAN, Hnn, Abbug~,t. Thorohuu,. Giyen. No
e', i'llis, Watts. Duncan. Jeter, Clarke. Siullne
Ton. bocntk. Hunter, Richardson of c., lille
aud Ward Of p. a.
COMMITTEE Of GaiBS-Mrssrs. Yauccy
CIhmp. Miller OF C., Stiilnan, Oldham, Wood
house. Spencer, Of G.. Mayo. Fmks, Bois,eau
tiudsins, Holland, VIM al D., Jours PIP, Ha,
ding. Hall, Alexander OF r., Sianger, George
Aiken OF L.. Ward OF r. A., Nj, res. Dol, bare
Prcsson. Cummings, Keller aud Brown. of
Comniiftee 10 eTam,n Me Penitentiary Inst,
iMiion-Messrs. Rutherford, Hail, HoIIem-r
pAlard, Wiey, Wynn, OF f., Casueman, Gr,fi,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

c,; bm ,h.l ever feesi,n'g r'petnien fs'''
,is common opinion. that Nh, y are grateful, 81
doe. strl morr clearly. the %ifriisfion se have %
more than pae ,nslasee seen psohared by ~
,enp-.s IN ~,ssirsin svet exces 81 vulogy, ans
oaal,f, things A. trey really were. H. then, no
nnr aud repuss,iea can be dispensed by the
praises nf the newspapers. il Is prspos'e'ons
and moreover s,gnaily uagrsiciul TO pretend
cha, II Is any cots,lescension, ~ any man
~s,owevsr elevated, 20 vindieate hin,seh ttou'
SPECIFIC charges, nfsde through the s@"'e 'ns"'
nm
Much Of che hisme. however, of such y state
of things sesis upon thu Conductors OF "r~spA
per. ,nemsslyes Nlrn vulgar, nneduca'ed or
snprincipled me-, obtain the control OF = press,
shey NUT. rem the eo"sciorsncss Of then iva
.un~erthinfss scqa,esee IN the structures which
--,ea a stplr.d 10 hen,selses-sr thence ~
f,rred 10 ifr rqurily 90 10 regard 81 others. and
she =. hole class Is sufsrrstIto te degraded. thai
those iru may no, siaad lct,hin their iad,yidu'
I'll defbrmiiy rs rxcrp,ions the corrective for
that ". ,ha, ~ ose 81 The profession ~ho have
character and s%isuAiag should nj all times. and
under all eireass stances, t,ear. ~itnsss for zach
oihrr IN f,vor OF ,rilb s~l honor, mad against
the stIpcndiarie., ofshaiso.r yer party. who fight
merely for ray. aud whom pay Will cause
Gu liz h, for auy body OF sa, hug.
ny dmo.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
GENERAL SCOTT.

n would appear from the 70 lowing General
Order, thai The report of Gen. Sco,t's being As.
missed from the army Of the United Staies. rs
not correct-He is only suspended. The New
York American, from which We copy the ar,icir
e,c,e, scs this op,nion-and bmilds a hope upon
/, ',htt 4" the services of this meritorious aud
gallan, So. der may still be preserved TO the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
IN SENATE,

Wednesday. Dec. 3.-Alr Monte move" =,
the orhat" do, on 4. morrow. pfocee" ~ 1Ls RI
po'n,"'ent 81 its Standing Commiures'-'
solution was lail on the abe. N
Ihe Senate %concurred IA a resolution" :"
II. OF II. TO appoint two Ci,Hplains, 81 -"
denominations, 10 exchange "tthiS -
Mir. Noble gave notice hat he "ou'" w.
row ASK ira,e 10 Introduce a mi Ior TIT Cum
atiun o, lie Cumberland Rud6,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURN
CONGRESSIONAL ABSTRACT.

The few frs, day S OF the session never iu'"'
much matter oil inlerest. We have cu''eo "'
from the proceedings OF both bodies ever! ~
of moment which had trsnspircd at 'he ="
d3lrs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

have no .oasi Nc. ADAMS all, : we are glad
that s,srta has a ,o.l w!roGl sbe dfsins v ortst-
er lnan he"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

~ The Legislature oi Kentucky viii have
% appoint, nj It's present 81 ss'on, a oe"a'o' :"
the loom Of col. r. NJ. Johnsoa, whose Teri"
| expires on the DIN Slarch, and who, u y
thought, will receive some appointment """
Gen. Jackson. Gen. John Adair, OFF 'oP
Nj. Oldham. Mr.. Barry, t'oy. peshS' oIes"
Smith. Oh. rompkins aud Mr.. u"de'"o''
are named in the Kentucky papers as "F>
ran;s--all %acksonlans except The Two @s'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

II One ofthe Presidential Electors in ibe
State OF Georgia, bias turned in favor OF Ma.
dams, and, rs lie Cannot, lie says, conscien'
liVus!y vnie for Get. Jackson, announced hi;
determination uol to attend the MEETING Of
the College. We presume the vacancy will
be supplied in the usual manner Fl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

North Cdrolind.-Gov. James lredelI has beeh
elected to the Senate oi the United States by the
Legislature of n. &. to ill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Mr.. Nathaniel Nh
con.
Romulus NJ. Saunders has been appointed
the vacancy occssioned by Mr.. Tayl"r's ded'A
The appointment of Mr.. irede'l creates "
vacancy in the office oi Governor, Tor winch
Richard y. Spalght, Monltnrt Slukrs. t'On
Owen, Willis Aston and James alebahe ae
candidates.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

LOVER CANAUA-We understand that
intelligence has been received from Quebec,
which states TINT the Parliament OF that Pro
vince mt on the "2d and chose Mr.. Pspinrau
iiIeir speaker, and that the choice ~As sane.
TONED by the Governor. II will he recolIecied
thai this gentleman VAS ~ ice chosen aud twice
rejected last year, by Lord Dalhousie. the then
Governor who prorogued that body. Sir
kempt the p'csent Governor. III his speech TO
Parliament, the most pacific
course. and 90 hu y IN oblivion the former din.
cnitieS which so much embarrassed their foi mel
public business. IN Y. Daily .Ahr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

The New Otieans Mcr Adv. contains the fol
lowing singular Instance 81 party age.
Captain jones al ths barqur CHthali inc states
that on Monday mig hi. n decent dressed man
Came on ms deck vociirIatng liurrah for
jackson" deliberately pulled oil his coat, suy.
ing he intended 10 die TOT jackson, aud threw
himself mic the river. The hyS,anders threw
a rope, which he took, GIVING " Hurral for
Jackson Blu M the boat approached TO take
HIM IN he wore he would " die tor jackson
let SO his hold, and WIS actually drownrd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

Election Of Governor I'VE learn. by a M,
senger in The las, Stage. that Hin d Gihs -.
elected Governor OF this Commonwealth for the
ensuing year. The opponents OF mis- eIes,,io.
had fixed on no indis iduai to run agains, bn,
hut we learn'here we're about 70 OF So scotte,i,..
Votes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
VIRGINIA

public business,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

FROM ST THOMAS. BY the schooner Cent u.
riou, Capt. Miles, arr ived at Baltimore from
S.. Thomas whence she sailed the Is, inst. the
editors Of the Chronicle have received a letter
from their correspondents of the 3o:h ult. which
says-"We have received information here tha
twenty.four Of the PIRATES, which captured
The English brig Caraboo, of which we inform
ed you some time since, were executed at ST.
Kits, say thirteen on Saturday, and eleven
yesterday. We have no further particulars as
vet. Four Of the gang are under examination
here, and il, is generally supposed they will share
the same fate.
"The brig President. Davis, Of Philadelphia
bound to Laguira, put into this 2or, in distress
on the 2sth inst. having experienced in lat. a.,
lon. IS, a very severe gale Of wind, which car
ried away her main and forrmasts, jib-boom,
ratings, SC. SC. and made her almost a com
plete wreck"
Capt. Miles, we understood, informed, that
there were several other Instances of distress
which had come within his knowledge, but we
could not learn particulars. Inc schr. John
Q. Adams, Pearson, Of and from this port, 81
days GU, for ST. Thomas, had not arrived when
the Centurion left.
The markets were not very encouraging.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
PoNer. H\MMk Books, &c.

yu1uE ,ubscriber offers for sale, 2S7 reams OF paper,
consisting of owen & Hurlbut, Butler, Am'es,
Mathews. Mutur, Amos, and Hudsoms blue ana wh"e
laid letter paper; foolscsp No. 1, 2 and ); folio pos,
No. / and ); log, cartridge. tea. envelop. flteriing AID
iron mongers paper; wrapping paper, crown SIZE anu
smaller; banging paper and borders' morocco s'a.n'
cd marble. Bristol, ivory, rice, tissue, tracing EN-
bossed and gold papers and borders; gilt; embossed,
and mourning letter and note papers; Blue ana me
S.h;te. bonnet and bandbox boards; Reeves osnorh,
ALsrman and Newman's water colors; PINK ana oIue
.amcers. fine black.lead, camel hair, sable and erayoI
nsnc;ls' blank books; foolscsp, medium, roya' anu
t"ner royal. ruled and plain; Ladies albums, ana
hjsnk music books; pocketbooks Of every SIZE u
J"sor;n,;on. fancy baskets; a handsome assortment OF
poJrlrs, fine pen.knives and razors; Bsrbers od ,hs'
Esh r.zo,s: scissors, snuffboxes, stwees. tn'no'es,
nn,a and silver pens; black, white, mkt mar aha
n;t,;no nins; needles of all descriptions ana oesi
n"aI;tve aOm. auills of various qualities; BLACK. rea,
pdelibie, Japan and copying, ink and "n,p." .;nn
Gne English black sand; blank, visiting, " n.."
nnoversst;on. PLAYING and puzzle cardSi Dar,ons
somss and d;ssected maps, and pictures iaaies snu
san,Ismen,s gloves and umbrellas; cotton oa'is' ~n.e
sod eolored; sewing silks and sampler canvass; ivu,y.
a = dressing. side and hair combs; ivory s'leIos
fuJ hodkins: Marsden's ladies' patent steeI 1asHs
usartb' clothes, tooth, comb, shaving ana snoe hsn.
e.: fine Stacking. Cologne and lavena.r of ns,f"me.
inc and fancy soap; a general assor.InenL " no',nJ
ry' and sandford's superhne fei'o" arr" P'
quarter and 2 OF. packages r KENNEDY.
net 1O-eo6t N-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

y Jackson man can almost always be told
BY his boasling. 1t seems to be a part of his
creed. This staggering has led many honest
people 10 believe that the Hero will 20 an abso-
lutte certainty, without any manner Of doubt be
elected, Tor is it possible, say they, tina, his fol-
lowers would talk so loudly, and aci Sc fearless
lY, II his success could be doubted? Yes, we
tell them it is possible-we are almost ready
70 say, any thing is possible with ! party like
the one against which we are struggling All
this confident clustering is intended Tor effect.
We viii state a fact for example. Did they
not 4 months ago boast aud bet, and brag, and
calculate upon the votes Of LOUISIANA, INDIANA,
AsSrUcxr, 2 IN MAINE, MARYLAND and della
WARE, Very well. The elections In these
states came on, and they were routed horse.
loot, and .dragoons-Yet is their boas,ing, bet
ing and Dragging over No, nor will be, I'll
as1t Decsmber-when they may change thei'
Nhe, with what grace they can.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

{ opiapo, a mint was established at Coquimbo,
and the requisite machinery had arrived there.
General 81. Cruz, the late President Of Peru,
had arrived in Chilli as minister pl-nipo,en,ia-
~ from that government and had been recog>
Missed as such. The Chillan regular army has
been much reduced, and the navy counts only
one brig of "a guns, under Captain Wooster.
The prosperity Of the country generally has
vi.ibIy advanced; commerce and trade. at Val
paraiso particularly, are increasing considera-
bly,, and a aourishing state of things may be
confidently anticipated" IBaH. I'm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

SIGN IN VlReINIA.-Las, Saturday, at the
u.,sr,, muster in Fairfax, The Jackson men
care very active in endeaHoring 10 get the peo-
nj. 10 take the Jackson tickets; they cou'o,
however, only dispose Of fifty among several
synhsd. We expect the county OF Fairfax
10 do her duty.
asorHER.-At a regimen,al muster in King
and Queen county on the 10Th instant, where a
large copcourse Of lreeholdcrs were assembled,
he Jackson men, with all their e1er'ions' Could
no, get more than fifty Of their tickets OH their
hands,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

Voters, ArrExD!-Recollect that as Gov.
c...,ra his Council nave, in every instance,
S-no;D,.d Jackson Commissioners OF Election,
syerv advantage, that is possible 10 be 'sSeh'
vii, Be taken by your opponents, and every ex-
.r,;on made 10 defeat you.
RscoIIect that on your tickets the names OF
=. Electors must be carefully set down-take
care that they are spelled r'sh'-wi'h the
County in which they reside.
rv,ry voter must write his own name on the
back Of his ticket,
One word TO OUT friends in the neighbofIng
.onn,;ss The Jackson men are already disiri-
buring their tickets. 1t is Time you shoo'u 'o''
low their example in this respect. 1t is never
700 soon to begin a work.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
WIS is to Give Notice,

TyuAT the subscriber Of Alexandra County inthe
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters OF administration
On the personal estate of Patrick O'CoDnelIy, late Of
the county aforesaid deceased. All persons having
claims against the said decide mt are hereby warned to
exhibit the same to the subscriber. passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 18Th day OF AprIl
f, to saiG estate; ard those indebted thereto, are re-
CURED to make immediate payment. Given under
nv hand this 18th day Of October, 1928.
"' EDW'D MCLAUGHLIN,
Administrator of Patrick o'Conneily, deceased.
10 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
THIS is to give Notice,

vrlHAT the subscribers have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Alexandria County, IN the Dis
trict of Columbia, letters testsmentary on the estate
of Mary Debutts, late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the subseribers,
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the 18th
day of April next, or they may. by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate payment
c;vsn under our hand. this 18th day ofOctober, 1898.
JOHN HENRY DEBUTTN.
JOHN PEY7UA UUL-ANY.
o., "a st Executors of Miry Debutts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

CHILL We are indebted 10 he 3oliteness
of a gentleman passenger IN the brig Monttzu>
ma, for the following memoranda relative I"
the affairs Of Chill, which country our intcrn>
ar, left on he 5th Of June - tran
guilty and security prevailed throughout Uni
Ii. except 80 The south Of Pence, where a gueri'-
Ia party under The ommand OF a certain rin.
chie-a, was committing petty rooneries anu
depredations The Government had sent an
armed force against him, which, alter IL haa
succeeded iUits object. would be disbanded there
Tbe las, adyices from The south stated that Pin
cbeira had been driven over the Cordeliera,
INTO IN. Province Of Mendoza, and no further
apprshenslons were e"'er'a'"su IL ''"
him
Tbe General Congress of Chill had removed
he sea, of its deliberations from Santiago, the
capital 10 Valparaiso, in order TO be free ITO"
The influence Of %political factions. A motion
had been adopted, that a PROJECT OF a consul,
,u,ion should be reported within 60 days, and
i, was expected thai it would be prepared with
in that time. The subject OF the improvement
of the finances Of the country had received serl>
Gus attention, aud although The interest on the
English loans had not been paid yet a MAORI
~ Of the people entertained just iceas o, ,oe
necessity and proprie'y OF supporting 'he Pieas-
ed faith of the country. Large church domains,
conSsc,,ed some time since blythe government,
were TO be converted into available means 'or
the supper, Of the public credit.
Gen. Antonio Pinto was still acting as v ice
Director OF the Republic, but was expected 20
he elected Director, as soon as the Constitution
should be- adopted. The improvement oil the
Revenue and Custom house lawsjwas a SUP
,rct which also engaged a,teution.s A lrea-
~ between Chill and the United States was soon
expec,ed 10 be concluded through the agency
of the Minister Of the latter country. r..
In consequence of a resolution OF the Ion.
press TO tina, effect, the remains OF the Carrera
family, inferred at Mendoza. had been ,aken up
and brought, 20 Chill, a. a OF res3ee'
to the memory Of the irst patriots who enoeas
voured to free the Republic from the SPANS"
yoke. uno
For the purpose Of facilitating the ml"is
operations in the Province OF Coquih'oo a"s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA

So lar as heard from, the Jackson party has
large majority for its ticket, add i, certainly
does look as if that State was chained to the
military car. But who ever placed any reli-
shee, or founded any calculation upon that
S'aie' We were informed, indeed, tha, in the
o'a'e the Administration was gaining ground,
and we believed III: we were told that there
Sssa possibility Of the complete regeneration
the State, and we believed il. But we have
"no tue been able to persuade ourselves that
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21

Hal DWARF.
TpICHARD l.. yGARNE, has Just received a hand
III some assortment OF
Hardware and Cutlery,
which consists in part of the following in all their va
~rieties:
Knives and forks, knives, SCISSORS, razors, lancets
Snufers, locks, hinges, bolts, latches, screws tacks
sprirs, spsrrowbiIls, hobbs, files, rssps, spoons
usedlrs. cards, cofTce-mills, candlesticks
Curry combs, tea kettles, brass andirons
,ShoyeIs and tongs, sad, grid and waffle irons
sur, and fr, ing pans, edge and other tools
Viewers slais, trace chains, spades. shovels. steel -,
Castings, which with a variety Of other articles VIII
be suli UNUSUALLY low, by wholesale or retail.
net 1I-eo7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
NEBxANDRIMs
.so.v MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1923
:, vu,,ct;ans need make themselves nc

o., y.ntuckians need make themselves no
,,v At the "non-consnmp,ion" resoiu-
If their Sou,hren brethren. They will
.,,d marke, in our district this fall for
s;. lbs and cattle, as we shall have all the
Ian on the canal TO supply, in addition to
.,hs, purchasers. There are our Baltimore
-. ,oo who will give fair prices and buy
,.,d;v. Kentucky produce is not YET proscrib-
a ,,,ry wasrs in The South.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-21
(From the Baltimore Chronicle

FROM RIO DE JANEIRO-AGAIN.
"Pence, or no Pence!S"-N No PEAcE.--We
have conversed with Capt. BAKER, OF the brig
Monfe-uma, a, this port from Rio Janeiro, and
are Informed by !im thar a peace had mol been
between the Brazilians and Buenos
.Ayreans, al the time CT his sailing, which was
on Sunday 'h' oath Aug. and on the same day
tina, the brig Jane, Atwa,er, ssied for New
York, which vessel had arrived. Capt. Baker
states that he was on shore late on Saturday
night In company with Mr.. Wright, the U. S
Consul, closing his b~usines, and that Mr.. w.
knowing wha, had been The subject OF CONVEX
,ation since the meeting Of the treaty making
powers; 90 wit, "thaI a treaty had been con-
cluded,') stated that such was not the case.
Mr.. w as well as many other eminent mer-
Grants with whom Capt. 3, conVersed, Inform
ed him that they believed a treaty OF peace was
not far distant. Capt 3. urges as a reason also,
that ,f a pea,e had been concluded, that some OF
the Buenos Ayrean prisoneis, who had been
discharged from confinement, would have been
released from their parole; which was not the
case-and so far from being released, their
expecia,ions were the r~everse-several oil them
had made arrangements for their board at
Prayo. Grande, Opposite Rio J%aneiro,) because
the exnpnse was leSs-nelthcr was a carter
al Rio or even expected khere, 10 remove
the prisoners. Furthermore; il was even con-
iec,ur,d, that The procra situation was a
stroke of policy OF he deputies, at the bottom
of which was Com. BrowE, Of the Buenos Ay-
rean Navy. whose ohjec, was TO effect some
important, move ON :he political ohe's>board,
and to secure tina, object, recourse must be had
20 REORGANIZATION, which is one oil The species
of diplomacy.