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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
I,and for Sale

uyHE subscriber offer, for sale about Nine Hundred
/ and Serea,y.fre .aeres Of Lana, belonging to the
estate of the late Thomas Ali'an' OF FAIRFAX comfy
Va This land is in different tracts; one contains a
hon, 600 acrcss the late residence of said deceased,
on the Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike road abou,
II miles from Alexandria and Georgetown, and 3
miles from Fairfax Court house. The improvements
.rs lsrre convenient Dwelling house, kitchen, sta
bles, &c. and two wagon taverns on the turnpike
rad, los acres near the above and 270 acres near
Cen,reyille, with large convenient dwelling house,
kitchen, stables, &C. A further description OF inc
land is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing to
purchase can view the land previous the day of sale
which win be shown at any time by application to the
subscrber George MILAN near the premises; 70
nh dov of rorember merit, it will be sold on tina, day
% The b;rRes, bidder on the premises, credit OF
H. is and "a months, ths purchaser giving good and
Sc;ent security and deed Of trus, the property
pnsss;on qy en- immediately, with the liberty TO put
in thsfsil crops. 'ohN NiL1AN, ne ,,;t,n
aug 15---eots Oh 'nohas S''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
JACKSON Head QUARTERs,
Telegraph Office, Washington.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN

The undersigned informs the public thai, he
AS not participated in any discussions thai,
nav, apDeared in newspapers or o'h~r pu5llca-
,ons, concerning the religion Of either candidate
tor the Presidency; aud that he shall consider
himself responsible for nothing which may ap-
oear On thr subject, unless it b" accompanied
b. lis o,cn name, or by some ackno" iedE' sig
nature. ROS>tI- JAW 10.
The publication Of The above presents H.
oppor unity for the undersigned " say thai the
report Of quarrel between the Edrors OF tnls
paper. as published a, 9sdingtoD, IS UN-
TRUE n, ayails himself OF tie same occa-
sion to say that the Editorial department Of
the papsr h0S at all times been subject 10
MS control; and that except during u temporary
absence from this ci'y, almost every editorial
Article has been from his pen.
DUFF GREEN.
We fad the above notices from the Tele-
srs,h published in several Of the Northern pa
pers The fact is, there was very serious
split between The two worthless, but it was
thought best, for the good Of tue cause, 10 hush
the matter up. Duff says il is not so, but all
The world knows Duff is -. No one has
ever doubted but that the editorial part of the
paper has been subject 10 his control.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
Public Sale.

TNDER the authority Of a deed Of trust from James
u Patton, deceased TO the pay H., ut of Ger.
tain debts therein mentioned the subscriber I'd tfier
at public sale, on Friday the I'm day Of October,
at the front door of the Reading Room, the following
lots OF ground near the Spring Garden that is to say
One Lo' on the ives, side Of Fsyete-sireet;
the east side Of payne-sreet, the north side of Wilkes
street, and south side Of Wolf.street.
One other Lot on the West side Of Yves,
Lane, east side of the gut emptying into Hunting
Creek south side Of Franklin Lane, and north Of
Jefferson Lane;
And part Of a Lot on th. west side Of Man,
me SAID gut, north side OF
Gbbon Lane and south side of Wilkes Lane.
Also, six shares OF the caplta Stock Of the
Little River Turnpike Company; and ten shares Of the
capital Stock of the Great Hunting Greek Fridge
Company. Sale - O'Clock =. n. Terms cash.
| Gy order of the trustee.
sept 25-,17O GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
This is 20 give Notice,
Lotteru and Exchange Office, Angst .4lexandr

district of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
mans Court of said county, Letters Of administration on
the estate of Augustus Butts late OF said county dec
All persons having claims against the said deeedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same TO te
s used by the Orphans Court, on or before the ioth
Jar Of April next. or they may by law be exclud'
ed from all benefit to sail estate, and those IN
Jshtsd thereto, are requestedto make immediate pay
ent Given under my hand this 10Th day OF October,
1928 JoHN 'ofN' Wv "' r.
oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
Boat Lost.

4 LARGE boat with black bottom, white and green
N streak, and green stern. Was either taken or
drifteG from alongside the schooner James at the
Steam Mill Wharf, on Saturday night last.
Whoever will and return the said Boat shall
be suitably rewarded application to the master on
board, or to J. ii. LADD.
oct14 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
land For SNle.

IN Thursday the S0ih day Of October next, at
~ Catts's Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, Tract of Land on
poftrap Run, Fairfax old Courthouse, contain.
ing 367 about that quantity Sale at IL O..
clock at noon. Term, Cash
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from Thomas Janney and John d. Brown to the sub
scriber.
sept So--dts r. I. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
DUFF GREEN.

M,RYLAxD.-The following are the offici |
returns Of the election Of Delegates to the AS
smoly, from the county of Allegheny. in MAJ
yiand, showing larger Jackson majority ,han
the partial rtrurns, which, when We published
them, We supposed 10 embrace the whole The
full return, however, aba 'es nothing OF The con :
hience with winch our friends prnm!se The sue
cess Of The Adams electoral ticket in The district
ot Whch Allegheny forms part:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14

aIdware.
DICHARD l.. C.aRNE, has Just received hand.
IL some assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery,
which consists in part Of the following in all their
rieties:
Knives and forks, knives scissors, razors, lancets
Shutters, locks, hinges bolts ktches, screws tacks
Sprgs, spsrrowbiIls, hobbs, files, rasps, spoons
Needles cards, cofiee-mills, candles,icks
Curry combs, tea kettles, brass andirons
Shovels and tongs, sad, grid and waffle irons
Sauce and frying pans, edge and other tools
Weaver's slas, trace chains. spades, shovels steel
Castings, which with variety of other articles will
be sold unusually low, by wholesale or retail
oct l4-eo1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14

And deduct these thirty one votes from the
"a r,,imed as certain for the General, and we
~. lin, On Mr.. Wirkl!fft's own showing, IN
minority Of ll9 votes, giving to MIR ADAMS a
,lpr,lv Of - votes over hun!
\ is thus that already pubic sentiment dis
,,,>,s pse!f, oveiwhelms cur advtrsaries on
heir own grouud,a and spreads its impenetra5Ie
EOS over the causc which II has been ou' duty
N rpleavor TO sus ain. We MAKE no beautiful
comments on this cheering spectacle. l. Is
enough to present it to our friends IN us naked
ruth and glorious promise.
On, friends, on! Though but begun, the bat
IL, almost won.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
SIsll.2 NEWS.
FORT Nf Alexandria.

ARRIVED, or Is,
schooner William, Andrews, Bost on mackerel, oil
VIZ non, 10 A. {. CazenOve Co; oranges and lem
'' 10 S"aS Reed, and freight tor the District
I'o"er POTOMAC, Bears, Boston, sug ar, tea, coffee
mi plaster to S Messer,mth, and freight for the Dis.
.rct wv '''
lie district wv
Schooner James, Young. Boston; salt, oil and can
s'e' to J, q. Ladd.
org NeNco, Patterson, Boston, via Hampton Roads,
Mast to William Fowle & Co.
@an racket Fredericksburg, B. ]. jenkins, Bal
Ioisi ifeShtt for the District
IN Fow!e Co.
S-'oVoef Haxsll, Shove, hence at Boston 9th inst
,rL Independence, Burrows, cleared at New-York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14


kurA The House and Lot at the intersec.
H.sE ton Of Washington aud Oronok reefs, for.
aisi merly occupied by Mrs Mary fendalI'
GsuI Also,
Lot on the moth side OF Princess. street
beginning AT the centre Of the square between Faye
and Pay ne streets, and running Princess 10 Payne.
tr,e thence north Payne street l65 feet inches,
then east and parallel 10 Princes sreei to the Of
he square, then south TO the beginning.
Also, "A LOT Of Ground lying on the east side
of the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing about four lately in possession Of Mrs.
Mary Fcudall, and which is numbered as lot No. 8, on
plot Of VIM Moore's land. formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dlelons, and which plat is recorded in the Clerks Of
flee of the county OF AleNandra.
Also, Piece or Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town of Alexandria which formerly purchas-
ed by Philip Richard Fendal from DR.. Elisha G.. Dick,
containing about IS acres.
Teims Of sale-one fourth cash the balance in three
equal instruments, in one, two and three years. TO be
secured BY approved negotiable notes, together with
deed Of trust upon the property,
ROBEIT I'TAYLOR, T.
THOMSON L. MASON, 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
For Boston.

For Boston,
n The Schooner JAMES.
~ B. Young, master, will sail in a few dsv.
$A and can take $50 barrels freight, if ;mme date
g. kapplcation is made to JOHN H. LADD.
Who has received for sale per said vessel
200 sacks blown salt
50 boxes mould candles
IS casks nails
10 barrels tanners oil
40 barrels No mackerel oct,A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
Conuecticut State Auttery :,

Connecticut State hOttery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane extra class
No Q 81 numbers-8 drawn ballots tiighest prize
5000 dollars, will be drawn at Hartford on HonaA.
1Sth Oct. tickets So, halves 81, quarters IS cents
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No Il, for 1928 As numbers drawn oaIlols'
H;ahest pr;ze s12 500. Tickets Sc, halves 5, quar-
tiers so, eighths IS cents-For sale AZ
=. CORSE'S
Loneru and Exchange Office, hingst .3krandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
AUCTIONS.
Sale Of Dry Goods

\HE subscriber intending to decline the Dry Goods
u business, will offer for sale, public auction, on
Thursday merit 10Th INST at the store adjoining the City
Hotel his entire stock of goods consisting of cloths,
cassimeres, cass'net's, hsnnels, blankets. merino,
cloth and shsws; caicoes Italian grapes. gaux.
es; Marseilles, silk and tolnet vestings; c.mbrcs
muslins, ginghams; silk, gau1e and cotton handler.
chiefs; stripes drlings, domestics Irish lnen coarse
linens, servings, hosiery. hlsv-iron bound casks,
ces JOHS nIJNTAP
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, AN.
OCT IA WIN, ID. MUTT auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14

,,,u N. Jackson men read the following
no National Intelligencer? They will
rom n, ~ We were not premature in our reloie,
s.sf,, VICTORY!
W. have before US calculation, addressed
~. W1cxI1FFE to his constituents, alter
oy VIZ ,rrr home from the last sitting OF Con.
grsss, in which he claims Tor the military can
SS;J,te $50 votes, certain. Amongst these ne
Inns The following electoral votes: -
Frvm the State OF Maine,
New York, "a
New Jersey, s
Delaware, )
Maryland,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14
Postponed Sale.

TNDER the authority Of deed of trust 10 the sub.
u scribers, will be sold AT public auction, on Mon
day. the third ofNo, enbcr next, at the lawn, late Mrs.
Fendall's the east Of the alexandria and Washing
ton turnpike road, Aiexsndra, the following
property, viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14

lie claims of the other doubtfsi States
ro, the sake Of argument, we VIII grant those
- him; and then how stands the account! De
Jnc, from his claim, as above stated, the votes
T.;msd which the General will lose, viz:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-14

Howell's Point for Sale.
IN Wednesday the 18th day of November next. 7
~ shall offer for sale that valuable estate in Kent
County. Mary land, known Great HowelPs Point,
containing
Between 1900 and 1900 Acres.
&.4sa. 1t is heavily timbered with locust,
ef walnut and hickory, and within three hours
NTtI run Of Baltimore. One third of the purchase
1s0sasa money will be required in II months one.
TIM IA IL months, and the balance in two wears with
interest from the date. Such security will be requir
ed as the trustee may deem sufficient Will be sold
entire or in parcels to suit purchasers. Sale on the
premises
DAN. +. DULANY, Trustee.
The National Intelligencer, Washington CITY and
the different papers in Chestertown, Md will publish
TIC above twice week till sale. d. f. q.
Get ID 2swta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
THE STATES

-Ncio FoTf.-The Legislature re-asseInhlcd oh
the LIST inst On the preceding evening, the re-.
publican members met in Caucus, and came 10
resolution to support General Root for Speaker He
had 90 votes; scattering 4. There was no doubt
OF his re-eiection.-The New York American has
received Governor Cinion's Message-''he speaks
in terms of regret at the evaporation of p,r,,,
spirit, which invades the domestic hearth and
spares not the female character-thinIs much Of
the evil TO he ascribed TO the e-eligibty of The
acknowledgements additional canais-new
courts OF Jus'ice-t'vo houses Of New Yo9I
orporation-searches for coal-high schools
infant scilools-good morals-thc abolition of duel
hng-and the paeitication of cxuspcrated political
feelings, SC. SLc.'
PenRSy,UdniG.-Th friends OF the Administer
Ton are exulting at the election of Mr. Hoffman
in Lancaster county, TO supply the vacancy orca.
stoned by the decease of Sir. hIohler: but with
how much reason, the following statement VIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

fcserss
t2unty--Mr. VIM. Crowsdia of this city and N.Y.
scft aud number of other gentlemen unknown
10 iae.
am, most respectfully, yours, &c
DAN'L LARGE.
Namue, Uehcrn, Esq.
Philadelphia, oct ), 1927.
The statement made by Mr. Daniel Large in the
Prcixeu letter, is faithful account OF Gen. Jack
eon conversation on the occasion alluded to-
WILLIAM GROW SDiiL.
In the winter of 1867, Mr.. Thomas Sloan of
Dfo"nsvilie, Pa in cony crsation in my bar room
respecting the election of the President of the L .
states, and of the corrupt bargain and intrigue
W'nch procured his election expressed his opinion
10 be that such practices had been rcsorp,i Ia H.,
Mr. Clay and his friends and justified his belief by
stating that Gen. jackson had informed him So in
conversation with him at Brow nsvc and which
~ 20 III substance ,he same since communicated To
tfe pubic by Gen. Jackson
further certify, that l lately wrote TO Mr. Sloan
requesting him to give certificate of Gen Jacksons
statement 10 him, but have not received his an
swer.
RICHARD sIMMs,
In the winter of 1887. Mr.. Thomas sloan of
Brownsville, in conversation in my presence,
reSpectlS the election OF the present President of
me =. States, and of the corrupt bargain and in
frigue which procured his election expressed Iii;
opinion 10 be that such practices had been rcsorted
TO by Mr. Clay; and justified his belief by relating
conversation which nc had lad on tina; subject
with Gen. jackson az Brownsville, on his return
nome from Washington City, after the election.
Nhr Sloan rehenrsed nj length The statement made
TO him by the General, and which was in substance
me same since communicated to the public by Gen.
jackson Mr.. Sloan further said that company,
OF which he was one, had met the Gen. near 10
brownsville, AMI escorted him into town, which
was the occasion OH which he had maze die COM
nunication referred to-
ALDEN II. HOWE.
If.hcc'ing, va. Der, 1911, 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

Lancaster county can poll about 1000 votes: ori
ut the Iote election there were little more thar
1OOO given in. The Lancaster lntcilipencer ~
nrins, that S-l0ihs of the Democratic party ar
friendly TO General Jackson and a large mino-itr
II not one-haf, OF the Federalists; and that he Will
receive three 70 one of all the votes-In the couil
ty OF ADAMS, James M'Sherry is elected in the
place of 7. Y. Benner deceased Tho pbiIadc4.
plia Sentinel says that he is probably the rnosi
popular man in the county, of which he has been
frequently The representative. lie j. friend Of
the Administration.
DciG'eare.--The same struggle for Speakers, a.
prevailed in Kentucky. Dr. Brinckloe, Jacksd.
nian) elected Speaker of the Senate afnr sc.
yeFal ballots, on the first day of January; and on
the next day Mr.. Ball (Jacksonian) was elected
Clerk In the lower House there had been ~
ballots Tor Speaker, 10 and 10; and no election II
WIZ ne recoiieeted, with how much confidence ihv
House.
NaTyiqnd.-On the Ist inst the Legislature
assembled; In the House. the friends of the Adj
mini'tration elected John G. Chapman Speaker,
over FRANCIS Thomas "a Jacksonan) by IL votes
10 JJ -Four members absert--Jn the Senate the
friends Of jackson are said to have the majority.
Atr' =. Lloyd declining the Chair in consequence
oil indisposiion, Dir. w. II. Marriott was ELECTED
without opposition.
HoTh CdSoiino.On the ooh ult bin wa
introduced into both Houses to repeal the Genera
icHet Law, and TO revive the District systems
they were rejected on the first readnc i'm the So
nate, by 43 10 l6 votes; and in the House Of Com
mons by 81 70 81 The question was peneraya
test OF parties; and shows according 10 he Raleigh
Star, majority of moro than 2-3ds against the
Administration. CThe Register denies its having
tested the strength Of parties The Star ridcue4
ne doubt, which has been elsewhere affected,
about The vote Of North Carolina II states, that
out o. % counties, not 20 were represented 10 The
late Adams Convention, 10y persons from ihe coun-
lies themselves hat out Of the So persons present,
some 10 or - were members Of the Legislature
VINO attended by special invtaton.--A resolution
has been introduced into the House of Commons'
70 enquire what measures may be necessary ~
protect the State Banks against The desfructi'e
operations Of the Bank of The United States u
fayctteWiie.-A Select Committee has made 70,
port favorable 10 the establishment Of cotton and
w0oilon manufactures and 10 the raising of sheep
IN the 5iate.-A Select Joint Committee has also
maze aeaied report, against an extension Of th7
arm ~ stem by Congrcs.--The resolution re-
9ue-,ng OF the Secretary Of War to employ 'hs
y: states, Engineers in surveying route. for
railroad from Newbcrn through Raleigh and t'e
central parts Of the western country, was rejected
Gforgia.--Ihe Legislature adjourned on ~
IAN uit'--the resolution permitting ne Bank g
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To The Publisher AZ tie Boaion SiafesmQp
LoxBURY, Dec. Is. IS2z

wa ~ is z AftNs To- 1871.
SIR ho privilege Of grief IL sacred When
Of 'is crisis even the attempt TO soothe but agra
vffcs o. Having waited proper season since The
hopes Of the Coalition are dead. and deccu1v
dtiu al me Doi.om Of Tie garden presume 60
oior Tor their correlation os hairnv su;i,io.c Of
greet Two passages Of political scripture that may
be found recorded in the fourth Book 81 Chro.d
cla'-coinmoniy called thc Laws Of the United
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Ecbr,irru 25. 1926.

l was present, and heard the observations, a a.
bcVe stated, in conversation between MIR. Brent
and MIR. kremcr. PETER LITTLE, OF I'D.
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RGvEnESD SIR receive with gratitude and
pleasure, the symbolical crown which piety has
prepared. receive it in the name Of me jTqrc
Men who have 50 efoctually seconded my oxcr-
lions; they well deserve the laurels which their
country viii bestow
Dor myself, 70 hove been instrumental in tbc
deiverance Of such country, is the greatcst
blessing that Heaven could bestow. That Il has
been effected with little loss; that 50 few tears
should cloud the smiles Ct our triumph, and not a
cypress leaf be interviewer ia ;he ,yrea0, ,yhicf,
you present, is source Of the most exquisite plea
sure
| thank YOU Reverend Sir, most sincerely. for
the prayers which you offer Up for my happiness
May those your patriotism dictates for our beloved
country be first heard and may mine for yo,,r in
divdual prosperity, VOL as that Of the concre-
CATION committed to your care, be favorsbly re-
ceiycd. The prosperity, wealth, and happiness Of
this CITY WiH then be commensurate with the cou-
rage and other high qualities Of is inhabitants.
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a. .rtaeT
tsv f.o u. Riss. y 2.
ofi,e Usiyn lnr.h sen r
ne IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30
COAL IN GEORGIA.
From the MilIedgeville statesman

FH
Though as rich in the mineral as sne -.
knowIedged to be in the vegetable hl G 20 b:
Georgia has un il lately been Supposed LI ~
destitute of,hat valuable production, 'cs'.'
which is not only serviceable in ceF,"la r ,Fe
lectures but is. essential TO the comfort =,
citizens generally as the forests diSap?s' ,ay
fore the extension OF agriculture. u s.,r;c
reduced TO certainty that coal Of ,n'' ';"lirr
ton is to be found in our State. n ; ;" TwIg,
well, about four miles below Marion ~ belarss
county the digger penetrated bed Of 0 ;pni.t,
four and five feet in depth. The co'' nan 10
readily and possesses the properties eo ~. bed j,
the coal Of England. The extent Of w., =, no "a.
not knowo, as The article is at preSe", ;nrraI J,
Iue in the Deighborhood; but as inc r,asona.
seldom found in small quantities, II !, :. srarc5
BILE to expect, that any supply NAV ne article
be obtained in that vicinity, and 'ha' o -"
is not confined 10 that part o. the 's:s"rrred IL
Should a bed of rich iron ore be ats snId be it.
,ha, section the value Of the coat Sc .n accom-.
cslcuIablr; but even without SUI" "n coal Pi:
panimen,, the day must come "n'" Indeed We
will he fortune to the pos,essor more forlue
hail the discovery Of coal as being so'ery Of III
na.e for our State, than Inc o'
richest mines Of gold or si''e'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-30

1t is curious that Mr.. Spring Rice, who has
just received an Indian appointment, is all. Irish
man, and that the Indian term for RIcE-is
Paddy