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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-14

SNAKE FACT. farmer of this vicinity.
recently, on hunting excursion, shot rattle.
snake, - hich he left lying in the road on his
return to the place. about two hours afterwards.
The snake was missing while making search
Tor It, he discovered large rattlesnake which
he also shot, when on approaching il he found
the object Of his search, the last one killed bay
ing swallowed the former
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

Late in the evening they were discovered to be
counterfeits-the person on whom he passed the
largest amount, Immediately applied to Simeon
Hays, Police officer, who, with his usual vigi-
lance, soon ferretted out the residence Of Keagy,
and further, that he had taken the Westminster
stage on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Hays and the person who had applied To
him procured gig and we're on the road after
him about i2 o'cIsck-they arrived at Westnhin-
ster about dark and with an additional officer
who knew the country around proceeded in
search of Keagy. After calling at several pla-
ces they found him, about eleven o'clock at night
about six miles above Westminster, near Union
Town, at the house Of John Lester, farmer,
where they arrested him aud brought him to
Westminster Immediately. Hays took him IN
the gig, and proceeded early on Monday for Bal.
tmore. where he arrived about l2 O'Clock. An
examination Of the prisoner took place before
Thomas Sheppard, Esq. ats o'clock in presence
of William I.orman, President OF the Bank of
Baltimore, George I. Dunbar, Cashier, T.
Cross, Teller, and Jacob Albert, Director, Of
Commercial & Farmers Bank of Baltimore
when he (Keagy,) confessed his whole transac-
ton in passing counterfeit Bank notes.
He stated, that in July last he purchased from
a man by the name CT George Warner. farmer,
near Westminster, ian old trader in this bust
messy seventy dollars at so cts. one ten Of
the U. 3. Bank, and ak tens of the Com. &
Farmers Bank-he. Keagy. proceeded to Balti-
more early IN August anu passed the same with.
out difficulty, and returned home. In short
time after, he purchased from the same man at
the same price, one hundred dollars, four fves
on the Bank of Baltimore, and eight tens on the
C.. & F. Bank Of our city. the greatest part of
which he brought TO Baltimore on the 18th inst.
and passed the whole.
From this information, Keagy's deposition was
taken OF whom he bought the money, and
Hays was despatched on Tuesday morning IN the
Westminster stage to arrest George Warner
he arrived there about 9 O'Clock, communicated
his business to a Magistrate, obtained state
warrant, employed assistance, but from the known
character Of Warner, as powerful bully 10 the
neighborhood, who never would be taken unless
by surprise, was advised to lay still until Thurs
day, when there was TO be an electioneerins Bar.
bscue near this place, where no doubt he would
be, as he was head man on those occasions. On
Thursday morning Hays despatched two officers
ahead Oh horse back, he took carriage; they ar
rived at the place Of rendezvous and soon found
their man, aud by little arti6ce, secured him
and carried hun before the Magistrate at West
minister, who finally committed him to Frederick
Jail where Hays conveyed him aud where he now
is safely lodged with host OF testimony in the
neighborhOod against him. Warner is a farmer,
has family and two fine teams on the Road,
has been long time engaged 10 this nefarous bu-
siness, and when arrested and secured, the peo-
pie appeared reduced. Bali. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
Price of Produce in ALEXANDRIA yesterday, from

Idster dTIs' (IetdIIJ PCT tou3 o0 00
FLo.R-There is yet no alteration in the wa
gon price Of Flour. The receipts are light, aud
but little doing from stores. Yesterday $50 bbls
were sold. terms not TRANSFERRED, believed TO be- at
$500. Some small lots have been sold at 6 CO.,
and extra brands at E, ia to 6,25. Holders &c.
neraly ask 90, which price they will probably
obtain, should the dry weather continue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

The Heather the Museum on Saturday,
the Thermometer ranged from GO to 7O0, cloudy,
wind ~, the atmosphere dense and humid. On
Sunday, from go to $50, clear, wind N, W.,
the atmosphere pure and healthy. On Monday.
from Csc to go, cloudy, wind strong at s.. the
atmosphere humid and heavy. On Tuesday,
from 62' TO CO, clear, wind brisk at n. W., the
atmosphere pure, healthy aud bracing. On
Wednesday. from $50 to 7O', clear, wind S.
the atmosphere pure and wholesome.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
r DWckers Take Notice!

T FoREwARN all persons from landing upon The
shore attached tn the land belonging to the estate
of the late VIM Plowden, for the purpose Of shoot
ing no one having any PERMISSION to do it except the
tenant also forewarn any person from shooting, or
landing for the purpose upon m, shores All persons
violating this notice. will be prosecuted as the nv d..
reefs, unless give special permission
WI l.. BRENT,
For himself and Teresa Fenwick:
Pomonkey, Charles Co. Nd sept 7-2sw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
Trust Sale.

pY virtue ola Deed # Trust, bearing date the 18th
Id day of April, 1928. from Samuel DE Vaughan to
the subscriber, for the purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder,
Saturday. the 18th October next, at ~ o'clock, A.
u on the premises.
-, a THO STORY FRAME TENEMENT
firm e LOT OF GROUND, lying and beng on the
E.Gs asst size of Henry street. between Prince and
uae streets. Terms made known at the place Of sale.
srpi22 JOHN s PRESTON, rustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

NoRf ok. Sept. 2l.--At Lambert's Point,
ashore, Brig Poland. Landon, from Alexandria,
bound to Barbados; put in on account OF head
winds and the sickness of The Captain. The p.
was driven ashore Yesterday afternoon, and will
be gotten off witheut damage, after discharsing
part of the cargo, A vessel has been sent down
for that purpose.
New YoRk. September 24.-The Brig ashore
at Rnckaway Beach on Saturday, proves to be
the British Ship Phoebe, bound from this port to
Pic;ou. in ballast. She went ashore in the storm
Of Friday night, and is high aud dry. She may
be got off, Her crew have reached the city in
safety
Schooner President, Kirkland. hence at New
York Esd.
September elst, lat 49, long72 schooner Bal
timore, bound to this port, was spoken. desired
to be reported.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

Ds ,,Vau'jstsrs detected-Op Saturday 18th
n young man BY the name Of Isaac Keasy.
10 ,fo. appearance, arrived in this city. In
even 'aOOn he commenced and passed about
uo,iars m tens, counterfeit notes on the
"e'eai q Farmers Bank Of Baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
z. Kennedy


lrPERs fer sale the following STATIONARY u
FANCY .aRTICLES viz:
Ledgers, journals, day and invoice books
Letter, cash and memorandum do
Bank, cypherng and copy do
Pocket. books, morocco and cafski
Soft note cases and wallets
ASS skin memorandum hooks
Sealing wax and waters, red, black Il variegated
Nute and Office waters
lnkstands pewter. glass and bronze
Liquid black and red ink
japan India and durable ink
Back and red ink powder
Penknives, general assortment
Quilts of all kinds, steel, silver and gold pens
Black and red lead pencils and crsyops
Sable pencils; hair pencils, long and short
Gunter's scales and dividers
Mathematical instruments in cases, 50 to $40 per
Osbornr's AMI Ncwmsn's water colors, in boxes
Of IL, 10 and % cakes
Ditto, in single cakes
Uhramsrine. cobalt blue, &c.
Children's 10Y colors. in single cakes; pink and
blue ssucers; pOunce and black sand
Seals, woe and ivory handles; glass ditto, with
mottos; states and slate pencils
Parchment and vellum; pink tape; copy slips
Ivory and bone folders; black lines for writing
Blank and visiting card,; round and fat rulers
Silver and plated pencil cases
Bank post and note papers
Suprrfne drawing papers, all sizes
Mnrocc paper, all cOlors; water and silk do
Sea charts and maps, see journals, log and cargo
books; measuring do
Brass d,yiders and y:rsrac;ers
Pocket maps OF the United States
Do of the respective States
Medium printing paper, dem, writing do
81 reams foolscsp, nos ,2,3
s do folio post, lick and thin
40 do qn'rto post do
10 do hol pressed and gilt
100 do wrapping paper
ironmongers' paper; biotting and tissue do
Marble paper, deny and cap
Room papers and borders do
Blue aud white bonnet boards; sand and log paper
Fancy and rmb ,ssr j colored paper
Gold paper, sv r do, gold Leaf; silver do
Dutch me al; rice paper and ivory leaves for MI
natures; BRISTOL boards, white add colored
Thermometer, bronze mounted ard in csses
Cards of puzzles, do ofns,ructon; do of CONVEX
sation: do of geography
Backgamno tables, complete
Draft and cFi5bsgc boards
Ivory, bone and wool oh. IS men
Pear fish and counters; battledores and birds
Day 81 Martins blsckIng
Vichn strings. English and Italian
bows and bridges; violns Of every quality
Tutors for violin, flute, fife. &c.
German flutes and clsrionets; reeds for carionets
Flies, best and common
Single aud double fageoleis
walking sticks, canes, &c. silk & leather purses
Italian sewing silks
Sewing cotton. all numbers and oolors
Gen,lemen's beaver gl'ves
Lalies' Gloves, great variety
Boys and misses do
Shell, tuck and side combs
Ivory and horn do, all prices
Smelling bottles, and general assortment Of per
fumery; tooth powder and brushes
Hearth, shoe. Clothes hair, hat and shaving brush.
es, plain and gilt
Razors and strops, best quality
Scissors, best and common
Hemming needles, ana fish hooks
Measuring tapes, so and rs Yards
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
NEW-YORK MARKET-sept. "a

NEN-fOkk MAINE l-SePt. "a
Corn Exchange Flour continues to arrive
freely, and good demand was experienced for
Western. the price Of which settled to S53a54.
There was so anuch demand on Thursday, that
holders put up their prices. but buyers wittdre"
and very lite business was done afterwards. -
Richmond Country and other common sorts ci"s-
ed at S5f Alexandria, 6 90 Howard street
offered at 65 Rye Flour and Indian Meat are
without change There were large arrivals "i
Wheat, and the sales were extensive az l12all5
cts. per blshel for Western; Il0all2a cts. for
Virginia and l05a6 cts for several parcels North
Carolina, none Of which were in perfectly good
order. Most of the Wheat tins season Is very
line and arrives in excellent condition. Rye
went up to 80 cts. Sales Northern yellow Corn
at 80 cts; white 76a78 cts; Southern, sales at
72 cts. Oats 45a46 cts.
BOSTON MARKET, SErr. %.
Flour. The sales OF Southern are very limit
ed, prices unsettled, quotations nominal SOC
bbfs Richmond City Mills have been sold. price
and terms not TRANSFERRED; and about 1000 bills
Genessee, part not yet arrived at prices within
our present rates, which are reduced l2a Csc
per Dbl.
Grain.-Corn has improved. and sales of 10 a
H. 600 bushels have been effected: Southern
white 76c, and Philadelphia round 80 cents per
bush cash; other descriptions at quotations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
so Reward.

DAN Away from the subscriber, on the 18th instant
Ii THORNTON B. STARK,
an Apprentice to the Cabinet Business lie is about
feet or inches high, stout built and dark com.
plexion
All persons are hereby cautioned against harboring
or employing said boy. the law will be strictly
forced against such offenders.
The above reward with all reasonable charges. will
be paid to any person securing said boy in any Jail,
and informing me of the same
sept II f JAMES GREW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
a Good farm fnr sale.
sept TO- 2aw2w

WILL sell the Estate upon which i've, containing
1870 Acres; half is in wood, and the other un.
der course of cropping, situated upon the grcst
Southern toad leading from AIexandria to Richmond.
It universally known, that shall give no deserip.
ton fit Any wishing, from curiosity or d. sire
to purchase, is invited to call and exsmne it, II u
well provided with every description Of comfortable
building, better dtehed than any other Farm in vrgi.
na aud has been for than 80 years under IN i'm
proving course Of cultivation. would be willing to
exchange il for Limestone or Mountain Land. Tobso.
co makers would do well to call.
sept l8-eotf w. II. FOOTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
Lotteries to be drawn This Week.
French Language.
HENRY GUEGAN

HENRY GUEGAN
HAS the honor to inform his friends and pupils in
the District OF Columbia that he will resume the
tuition OF his native tongue the commencement of
octobsr next sept 227eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, GEoReErowx.

BY THOMAS C. WRIGHT, GEoReErowx.
Extensive Sale IF furniture.
an Monday. the LIST day of October. at 10 O'Clock,
~ 4. NJ, at the corner Of Bridge and Washington
streets will commence the sale of the FURNITURE
taken out Of the Union Tavern at the late Pre- and
will be continued from day to day. until the whole 10
sold. The Furniture consists in part Of
so Feather Beds, 100 pair of Blankets
so Bedstesds; Quilts, Sheets, &c. in proportion
90 sets Dining Tables, Breakfast and other Tables
10 sideooards; IS Bureaus
so sets Bed Curtains; SO do Window do
Wash.stands and Wash Tables; Basons and Ewers
40 dozen Chairs. Looking Glasses, all kinds
500 yards of Competing, first quality. good ~ new
500 yards do worn
Hair and Moss Mattresses
Shovels and Tongs. Tenders, hndrons
Glass, China, Plated Ware
50 sets Knives and Forks
Franklin and other Stoves
large quantity of Kitchen Furniture, Tin Ware,
&c; Clothes Press, cupboards, with variety of other
articles Terms ut sale.
THOs. C. WRIGHT, Auetioneer.
Georgetown, sept 20-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

Public sale.
ii Y virtue of an order Of Fairfax County Court the
III undersigned, Commissioner, will sell to the high.
est bidder, Saturday. a2d day Of September Instant
At IL o'clock, on tie premises.
SraA< A SMALL. TRACT OF LAND,
49, costaining between six and seven Acres,
~ more or less. adjoining the lands of Geo. W.
xAP. Gusts, Esq. Mrs. Elisabeth jackson, and
others Lying between the old Leesblrg Road and the
Middle Turnpike, about four miles from TIE Town Of
Alexandria The improvements are = LOG HOUSE
and STABLE, Garden, psled in, with number of
Fruit frees About third of said Lot is in thriving
young timber, the balance in clover.
The terms of sale " III be: Six months credit by Civ
ing bond, with satisfactory security, the ia, ment
of which, good and sufficient title sill be given
The above property IS the estate of the late Mrs
Eve Green, deceased and will be sold for distributes
among her legal representatives The purchaser to
be At the expense Of the conveyance.
I'm SHl III, Commissioner.
sent 10 --2av2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sale:
WILL be sold, at public auction, at 10 o'clock Of
w Saturday, the 9th October next. agreeably to
the terms snd conditions Of Deed Of Trust from Ro
bert Sands TO the subscriber, his
Entire Stock in Trade,
Consisting of GROCERIES, Empty Bottles. Stand
Casks. Scales Weights Measures Corks. &c &c. Also.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Among which there are five feather Beds, Beds
steads and Bedding; or dozen Chairs, Mahogany
sideboards and Wsrdrobes; Bureaus. Tables, Wash
Stands, &c. &C. Also, one good COW and q CART.
Terms Cash CHR. NEAI.E, Trustee.
sent 25-d3tkeo3t GEO. WHITE. Auet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or aGEXahBREs. IN
ARRIVED. Sept. 60,

ARRIVED. Sept. 60.
Schr Alexandria, Britain, New York; freigh,
for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Daniel H. Miller, Bacon, Barbadoes.
Schr. Mary Ann, Gushing, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
DIED..

At his residence in Fredericksburg, on tn
slst. Dr.. CHARLES l.. CARTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
New pWbiie~tiAWs,
FOR THE USE or SCHOOLS.

New pNoilSNtl>NS,
FOR THE USE or SCHOOLS.
! "oRCESrEiiS Primer and Second BOOK; Child's
w United states; Boston Reading Lessons, Ch,id's
Botsn,' Junsh's French Grammar; Hentz's Classical
French Re der; French " ord and Phrase Book, Ju-
venile Tyre; Glevelands Latin Grammar; Parle> 5
| Ny thology and Curiosilies; Pocket Gazetteer.
| Also, The GentIeman's Pocket Fsrrier, or how to
use horse on journey price S3cts; and Goodrch's
Universal Geography. popular and scientific. embrsc
ing numerous sketches from receut travels, and illus
| trsted BY engravngs, vol 8vo of go pages; and
The Heidenmauer, or the Benedictines, Legend Of
the Rhine. vols. by the author of the Spy, Pioneer
sept @7-3t ELIZA KENNEDY.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No So for 1882,
To be drawn in New York on Wednesday, Sept 26
prize Of $4,000 lprize otS1O,OOO
I do of $4,000 Is prizes of 1000
Tickets IS 90: halves s 20; quarters | so.
10 be had IN variety of numbersof
7. CoMSE,
Lottery e Exchange Broker. alexandria.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No 10:
40 II SO 6 81 IS as 81 Sc 80
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. "a Eori832.
Will be drawn in the City of New York on Wednesday
September Is
Tickets rs; halves3 W; quarters So
& To be had IN q variety of numbersst
J. II. WHITES
lottery Office, Roya! M Get.
~ Orders from the country specially attended to.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery No 10:
40 IL So 81 65 45 &c Sc SO
UT Combination Nos " So SO, in the above Lot.
terry, entitled TO prize of $50, sold at WHITES Of
fee to person in Town.
Lotteries to be drawn This Week.
2. New York Consolidated Lottery, Class No
81, ia be drawu il ,'ev York on "Wednesday. Sept.
Is Capital pri%e $4,000 Tickets IS. 81 res in pro.
portion
5. Virginia State Lottery. Class M. Is, to be
drawn az Mchmnna IN fri,is,. ept g Capital prize
SIS 900: 'owcs; 49, tickets IS shares in proportion.
Maryland State Lottery, Class No. ii, to
be drawn IN Baltimore on Friday, Sept %; Capital
1000, tickets dollars
Chances in all the above Lotteries sale by
JAS. RIOhDAN,
Lottery Broker. corner King and ROYAL SITS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

Valuable Warehouse at Auction.
nN Thursday next. !4th OctoberI at O'Clock p.
~ " will be sold on the premises, without reserve.
RA The large Three.Story BRICK
sNtIHA WAREHOUSE & LOT in fee simple on
an4 m north side OF King street, between Water
60 and Union streets, adjoining the property
OF Messrs. 5 B. Larmour & Co. and A. C. Cazenove
4 Co. septa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

For Rent.
a. The STORE HOUSE we now oceu.
fsS!ipy. an excellent stand, and we'll calculated
Asam for an extensive wholesale and retail Grocery
A2 business. by erecting shed in the back yard.
which would cost very little Possession may be had
at any time, and the rent is very low
Also the Store House and Dwelling lately occupied
by Richard Hopkins Co. one Of the best stands
and stores in town for the Wholesale and retail Dry
Goods business, and the Dwelling convenient. plea
SAINT and healthy. Possession may be had on the 7h
of September next
June IS -2awtf JOSEPH JANNEY Il Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
\. r. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,

u. Is. Hayden, DehtaA surgeon,
vXyILL commence his professional visits to Alexau.
w dri. on Thursday next, 10th instant, and cont.
nue. them on the second and fourth Thursday in each
month during the season A. B. II. tenders his aek-
nowledgements to his friends for the very liberal
cts continuance Of their patronage.
B. Persons desiring his professional services are
requested to send note to the Oar Of Clageus City
Hotel. may a-d3tGeTh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

IA name the man whom, by his pre-emiaent Ia.
49,, -. by his splendid services, BY his ardent pa
..;o,;sm. By his all-embracing public spirit, BY
~ G.rvd eluuuence. in behalf Of the rights and
E M Of mankind. by his long experience in
n. affairs Of the Union. foreign and domestic;-
, President Of the United States, intent ooly up
an The honor and welfare OF his country ought to
have preferred to HENRY Clay, Let him name
he man, and then judge you, my fellow citizens,
Of uy motives"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
Fur EO3toti

>SLN The Packet b Il r KEN Eldridge, mast r
EaeX viii have despatch, snI can take 500 barrels OF
ire' for which or passage, having handsome &C
commodstions, apply to
sept ~ EDW'D. DAlNGERFiELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
Prime Chewing Tobacco.

7 HAVE Just received from Richmond, few boxes
L Of the above article, which can safely recommend
as better still"
On Hand,
Boxes Pound Roll Cavendish Tobacco and Plugs,
(12 to the pound) which can sell by the box little
under the market price.
sept II JEO. CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27
70 KeNt,
p stpOneMlent.

VNHE Drawing of Connecticut Lottery, Class No To-
L new series, which was advertised TO have taken
place the 10th September is postponed until the
I'd of October JNO. COkSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker. Aleya.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

00 BOXES single refined sugar. just received from
90 Phadslphia, and for sale by
sept 25 j. 4 w. II. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-27

irs-The last letters from Asiers bring
NEST affecting account Of the military state of
mat colony. There are about 5000 sick in the
hO'p''as-nOt including those in the ambulau-
ces which are crowded.
lie principal disorders are fevers of various
1"'nus' and many affections Of the brain. The
extreme heat and bad situation Of the camps, the
'sa' quantity Of fruit that the soldiers eat, the
'aa quality Of the bread, and bathing in the heat
me day, are Chief causes of these disorders.
lae Illinois Magazine" will hereafter be is
-.u from Cincinnati, Ohio. under the title Of the
western Magazine;" and will continue under
EDITORIAL guidance Of James Hall, ESQ. favor.
Wy known throughout the country as writer Of
a''e and edscation.
ine project Of a Western Quarterly Review.
E. "@e since contemplated, has been aban-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17

oil New York. III united, secure the election Of a
distinguished Republicans; one who has rendered much
service TO his country who has been tried by
bic and patriotic PRESIDENT and has been found faithful
and capable IT, on the other hand, following the advice
Of our opponents divided, shall indirectly con-
tribute to the election of Mr. Sergeant of Philadelphia
whose laiitudnarian principles, believe, be every
way hostile to the best interests Of country and should
mas principles be persisted in by the General Governmen
they will inevitably lead TO the greatest of all calam,es
the schsm OF the Union. We therefore recommend for
the support of fellow citizens the Jackson and Van
Buren, ticket.
Resofred, As the opinion Of this Committee that nne
enths oil the citizens OF this county will give their sura
ges to Andrew Jackson for President.
Resoired, That this Committee be adjourned to August
Court day next and that the Chairman transmit copy of
these proceedings TO the Central Jackson CORRESPONDING
Committee, at Richmond.
A Copy. Teste, p. H. FONTAINE, Chairman.
GEO. HAIRsToN, Secretary