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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
ITALIAN sKEroIEs-LoRp BYRON.

We favored with the following extracts of letters
from young gentleman in Europe to his correspon
dents in the U. S.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19

find Preser3dticc Pegefa5le Cerate.
TYNE important discovery Of vegetable
J. Substance, capable of restoring and pre-
serving the hair, was accidentIy made by an in
dividnai, who has neither the capacity nor the
disposition To practice deception or fraud The
fullest reliance may he placed ON the efficacy
and power of the Tegetd0ie CEr-Dfe, nor ONLY in
restoring and preventing the falling of the hair,
Ont IN producing the greatest iISire and hreii-
ness of il imaginable and the public may
rest assured that lis effects will be clearly MIA
infested IN the course Of a short time b, the
renewal and vigorous growth Of the hair,
HnH ny eHectually preventing lis coming out or
falling of. The Vegetable Cerate tends TO re-
instate and excite the energies Of the capil-
larry vessels, which constitute those organs that
sHcrete Ibe matter forming The hair these like
MANY other organs OF the animal body, which
have been in state Of -t,ormancy or disease
may be restored 10 their healthy action, and
perform all those functions assigned them by
nature.
Tie proprietor being aware of the numerous
specific palmed Onthe public, and DESTROYS III At
che present article may not suffer from false i'm
pfeSstons, rrstsiis merits fhe effect it has
produced on yario'rs persons, who have used IT,
and all that IS asked, as itfelsfcs TO the verify
OF ns effect, is fair triad
Elderly people, with bald heads, must rest
assured that by applying few boxes Of the a.
hove Ccratc, their hair will lie restored with
al It's youthful beauty and life.
10 prevent imposition, the SIDE Of the We're
table Cerate will be cooiined TO Doctor JAMES
~ diARI, New York, corner ofBroadway and
Ihapber streets, three doors from Washington
t"ii, where II wilt beso'd az 81 10.
A liberal deduction will be made to country
dealers.
The proprietor ofthe above valuable discoyc-
~ intends appointing agents through the United
~ al fts.a al. a. . L a
few boxes Of the above valuable article is
just received and Tor sale by
THO5. G.. SPEAR,
SEPT 10 at the Herald Office, Alexandria
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
Navy Commissioners Office,

25rH AUGUST, 1925.
TIME commissioners of the navy viii re-
d crive proposals till the LIST Of October mex,
for furnishing the following described timber,
deliverable at the navy yard at Portsmouth,
N. III. on or before the LIST day of November
next, 20 undergo the inspection of the said
yard, and TO be paid for ON delivery, viz.
1900 cubic feet OF white oak plank, or plan,s
stock, TO average as feet in length, and
none TO be less than 50 fces.
5000 cubic feet of do do. ior wales and strings,
to be at least do feet in length, or longer
il practicable, and not less than 10 inches
wide at The top end about 900 cubic feet
Ofthis parcel TO be seasoned plank, orphans.
stock
Persons offering, will be pleased to stale the
price per cubic foot.
To be published in the Alexandria Herald.
the Norfolk Herald, and Baltimore Patriot.
sept lstN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
AUCTION SAA@So

PUBLIC SALE.
R9 BY virtue of q deed Of trust from
za12es E. Talbot and wife. and p Saunders
luhsNfa TO the subscriber, to secure the pay
ment off debt TO A. Mclean, will be
sold on The premises, on FRIDAY, Tw-SSry'sixrH
SEPTEMBER next, if fair, If not the first fair day
of which notice will be given by the bell, az ~
O'Clock, "a half square of ground with 3 frame
house thereon, lying east and adjoining NJ. Mil
ler's tan yard, or so much thereofas will satisfy
the remnant OF said debt with interest and cost
ofsaie. Terms by order.
J. ISABEL, trustee,
augo5 is S. A.@MARSTELI.ER, auc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
CONDITIONS
OF TUE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.

J. I'Vr dollars year half yearly in adsanre
by town subscribers.
". Subscriptions for less than six months
charged at the rate Of six and quarter cents
each paper.
~ Extra papers six and a quarter cents.
~ NO paper discontinued until AL arrear
ages are balanced.
y ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding n square
inserted three times Tor one dollar and tyyeptv-
I'VE cents for every subsequent nsertion: Lar
geL ones m proportion. Advertisements which
have not the nusnheT of Insertions MARRIED =;
wiring, will he continued III forbid
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
This is to give Notice,

TINHAT the subscriber, of Alexandria comfy,
Il in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court of said county, letters
of administration on the personal estate OF
JEREMIAH Mcmahon, late ofthe county afore-
said, deceased All persons having claims n
gainst said decedent, are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same TO the subscriber, passed by the
orphans court, on or before the 10Th day OF
February next, or they may, by law, be exclu-
ded from all benefit 20 said estate and rho
indebted thereto are required to make imme-
diate payment. Given under my hand, this 10th
day of August, 1928. TH0S. LEONARD,
aug lS 1aw3t Ad'r. of Jeremiah Mcmahon,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
This is TO give Notice.

UNHAT the subscribers ofAlexandria county,
IL the district of Columbia, have Obtained
from the orphans court of said county, letters
testamFntary on the estate of ANDREW JAMESON,
late ofthc county aforesaid, deceased All per-
sons having claims against,h said 'leccdent arc
hereby warned To exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof 90 the subscribers, on or he
fore the 3lsi day of January next, or they may,
by law, he excluded from all benefit To said es-
tate and those indebted thereto, are required 10
make immediate payment Given under our
hands this 3lst day of July, Is23.
ROBERT JAMESON,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
EXECUTORS of .3nhreip .Yn7,ieso,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
NOsplDaSo
NOTICE

ygIHE subscriber informs his old Customer
4 and Others, that he has fnishedhi worl, o,s
the MARYLAND side and returned horne aud rs
now ready TO undertake work in his Inc OF b,r,-
sincss on accommodating terms have a few
hundred lights WINDOW SASH S hy To-,
made of good materials to IL difercus sizcr
windows also, some good panncld doors.
:, tf WNI. STEWART
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
Patent EAastic Saddles.

a word to those fond Of easy Riding
The complaint against hard and uneasy sad
dies, which is for the most part just and gene
raj one, and is really great grievance TO those
who have much riding TO do, has caused him TO
turn his mind particularly 90 that subject, with
view, If possible, TO remedy the evil. He can
with confidence assure the public thai he has
accomplshedit The plan projected, is by means
OF strong and wei tempered steel springs, so
constructed as 10 support the saddle seat md
give much greater ease n both rider and horse,
tha0 saddles made in the common way or any
other that he has ever seen can possibly do
The plan is entirely different from lie English
elastic saddles with spring bars Of steel, whale
bone, &c and also from those with wire springs,
and he conceiyes much superior to either, as rhe
elasticity is greater, and the tree not being nut
out Of its original form, will not be subject 10
hurting horses on journeys, which IL complained
Of In the saddles with spring bars A number Of
gentlemen have those saddles now in USE and
bot eae sentiment exists among them in favor
Of their superiority. The invention is equally
as applicable TO ladies' saddles as to gentIemens'
In point Of durability they will be warranted G.
quail to any other saddles and superior to most.
juneJS - JAMES FANSHNT.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
NOTINE.

HE subscribers TO 7. Kcnnsrsiey's Pcrio
Il dical Publications, that were distributed in
this city and its vicinity by MIR. Peter Creishtpt,
deceased, may be assured that the rerainir-
numbers will be regularly delivered so soonas 4
proper person can he obtained for that purpose
The subscriber also bcgs leave 10 remind als
those who are arrears for numbers Delivered
that, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect 10 receive the balances dre on tn,
work oct l6 VI. WEARY, AGENT, Baltimore'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
THE BRISTOL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

The undersigned, commissioners,
appointed by virtue of an act of the
general assembly of Virginia, pass
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19

H%R4a3SN The undersigned, commissioners,
@&Y4TS appointed by virtue of an act of the
H. general assembly of Virginia, pass
ed Feb. Goth, 1923, TO sell and dis
pose of the above tract OF land, situated
in the county of Prince William, and be-
longing 10 the commonwealth-having in
conformity with one of the provisions of said act,
caused a correct survey and plat of the entire
tract TO be made, and having, likewise, nearly
completed survey OF the particular lots and
tenemcnts thereon, will, in pursuance of the
said act, proceed to sell. TO the highest bidder,
Mt the court house OF Prince William CO. from
day to day, during the quarterly term of said
court to Ice holden on the first 1Veek in .Nopem-
Der neri, the whole of said tract of land er such
proportion thereof as the undersigned commits
sioners may deem most expedient, a credit OF
one, two, three, four and FIVE years. The pur.
chaser, or purchasers, will he required to exc.
cute bonds TO the chief magistrate of this CON
monwealth, with good and sufficient personal
security, together with deeds of trust Oh the
land SO sold, to secure the payment of the par.
chase money and the interest that may become
due thereon.
This large body land, consisting of between
six and seven thousand acres, must he, from its
peculiar advantages Of location, very de.irablr
TO farmers. 1t is well watered by the two large y
abundant streams OF Cedar Run and Broad Run,
which hind IL on two si1es, with Kettle Run,
passing immediately through IL In addition to
Nhts, When IL rs remembered that the seat OF lnS-
tee for dis county has been recently removed
TO, and situated upon, this land, doubt cannot
be entertained that it has had, and will CONT
nue. 10 have, considerable influence upon IT'S
value IL is distant from the town of Duu:fiies.
fourteen miles, from Alexandria, ID. G.. about.
twenty or eight, and from the town oi.
Fredericksburg, about thi,ty-,wo or three miles
large proportion of this land is under lea
SEES, all ofwhich viii expire in twenty four or
GVn The balance tad ~, h., HON
two Thousand seven hundred acres, is free from
incupherance. 1t not deemed necessary to
give any further description Of this land, il
As presumed that pcr4ons wishing TO purchase
will view the premises, and inform themselves
or make direct application to the commissioners,
for such Information as they may require.
The undersigned commissioners are authorz-
ed aud empowered to make conveyance, or con-
veyances, of the title and interest of The COM
Rnonweatth TO all the lands which may be sold as
directed 10y the act aforesaid
HANCOCK EUSTACE, } 6
WALTER HARRISON, :
VIM. w. PEYTON,
Duniiirs, Aug. 2j--sept5 Nj
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
This is to give Notice.

TIHAr the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
j. N the district OF Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans court Of said county, letters
OF administration the estate Of JOHN RAIL-,
late OF the county aforesaid deceased All per-
sons having clains against the said decedent,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or before
the 3lst January next, or they may, by law, be
excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto, are required TO make
immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this 3lsi day of July, 1928. ROB'T BALL,
Administrator of John Ball, dec
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Dunliies, Aug. 95-sept5 ii
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
ADVERTISEMENT.

p Eloped from the estate Of the
IA 4 late VIM Tyler, in Prince wa.
EM liam CO. Va. in the month of A..
fDH I Prillast, negro ALFRED; a likely
nzzzE&S1kz1s muiatto lad, about Is or IL wears
old, spare, strait, and well made,
Us very active; has good countenance, and is
apt to smile when spoken 10. Alfred - a,,
iul Fellow aud will, no doubt, attempt to pass
Tor iree man. He was lurking about in Alex
andrla during the fishing season, and from his
being seen frequently upon the wharf, II is SIM
posed he has passed over into MARYLAND ~
cone IN some vessel to Baltimore. / will Give
reward Of S25,ifhe is apprehcnded in V;ry;n-
"a, or the district of Columbia, or $50 II taken
elsewhere and secured in Jail, so thar recover
him again; and if delivered to me will nav ALI
reward. XVAr A TTHToH ""'''
H'bs'' 4 JOY f OF WmTy ler,d decd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
PHINEAs JANNkY

IL AS just received aud offers foT sale oask
= II sewing twine, bales shoe thread, 50kegs
English White lead, p do Philadelphia do do, 10
do Spanish brown casks IVORY black, 4 do We
Detiaa red, 300 sacks Liverpool fine salt, IS or.
casks Malaga wine, 10 boxes cisret do, old and
6neJ 8 dc. salad oil. emo 2s
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
ALE AND PORTER.
COIN. etc.

q GORGE JOHNSON offers for sale, COO
~ bushels nice white corn a1oaf, u hhds
bright molas ses. 100 sacks blown salt, % shares
AicSandria bank stock, part on time. 600 do
Fire Insurance do, so do Columbian ins'ce do
Also, ST. Domingo coffee in bags, cut nails, Ger
man linens of various qualities and descriptions,
and ! cooking stove, very low sept5
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
SHORTS.

am daily expecting cargo Of upwards Of
u 5000 bush shorts, and wish to dispose Of
them from on board. To person inclined To
take the whole, would sell them low. The
vessel is bound to carry part Of them TO George
town or Washington, if desirable.
sept 10 GEO. JOHNSON,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-19
FOR FREIGHT

-ssA The good schr. yNonsuch,
Vim J. Rutherford, master ; carries,
ZssM M about $50 bis will be ready for
-.-sseSss1sa-s n voyage in few days; freight
to the w. Indies is preferred. AppIyto
JOHN S. MILLER, Union wharf,
Who has for sale, landing from schr. Java, a
few hhds of good sugar and molaSscs 9mo |
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

put tVo Mto a Bo,, merely as a bar against
accidents. One will bring more weight
Of fruit than two (if Standing near each
other, two more than three, and so on.
ill you come to fifty in a square foot
and then you will have no fruit at all
Let any one make the experiment, and
he will find this observation ma,hernat-
cally true. When cucumbers are left
eight or ten plants in a hill, they never
shoot strongly. Their vines are poor
and weak The leaves become yellow;
and If they bear at all, it is poor tasteless
fruit that they produce. Their bearing
is over in few weeks. Whereas sin.
gle plant, in the same space will send its
fine green vines all around it TO great
distance, and, if no fruit be left to riben,
will keep bearing till the white frosts
come IN the fall. The roots OF Gu.
cumber will go ten feet, in fine carl,, in
every direction. Judge, then, how ten
plants, Standing close to one another,
must produce mutual starvation"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

CIScixSAri. (Oh;oj APiu =.
TYe dwelling hou,e OF Il Kyne, ol Coy!nes
ton, KY. va, stuck by lightning witch ia'
tsnliy killed ore young woman, snd maisit
ally injured three o,hers They were sSnd-
ios 10 the kitchen door. The hehnInR bst
struck The chimney Of The house, psssed down
to tho fr.l floor, and lben divided; one stream
TO ned Cut through the wall 10 the Kitchen
where the nnfoftunste wonito were standing
tie other stream continued down TO The & ound
floor, Sc, The house on ere, aud msl'ed some
tea boards, the longs, aud rumber OF nails
There was 10 person in The house, excepting
Mrs. Kyle, Miss Nancy Dickson, Ber'y
Smih, little giri and an iDisn, that Mrs.
Ryle beld in her AIMS, which was not iLJufe5.
I hey were all Knocked down. Mrs. kye,
wss unable 20 rise one side only injured, ADD
lha, eempleie)y ps'syzed; and her flesh on
,hst side was marked by red spangies resem-
bling the branches oi a tree she Is recovering.
Besey Smith, va, soon able 10 'lse end coll
for assistance. The hule girl TO all appear
ance was dead but wa. eventually tesuscis-
ted ; her Ash completely purple and very
cold frothcd a, the m0uih and 7omiled, and
- constantly screaming with pain in he back
and ioins, bit nsy possibly yet recovet.--
Miss Nancy Dickson was struck desd with.
ou, any sign OF animation, except trembling
of the Aesh. Two rnsr ks on the breast, 70 NJ.
ing the letter V, the stem, sbout half an inch
vide, which took he h:sh ofT 20 the bone %
o her ms'ks on the body, but IL soon became
quite black.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
From the New England Farmer.

CUcuMBSR.--ro give epatticular and
minute directions for cultivating cucum-
bers would seem rather a work of super
crogation. We shall. therefore, content
ourselves with the following quotation
which may induce the inexperienced gar.
Geoer to avoid proceeding, which is
much more common than proper.
have one observation to make up.
on the culture of rucumbers, melons of
all sorts and that of all the pumpkin and
squash trlbe; and that is, that il is a
great error to SOW them TOO thick. One
pant in a hill IS enough; and would
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
Nzw Yong, May ~,
From Gibraltar.

Oar papers from Gb altar s,e 70 the 27,t
oi March inc iusive. Fhe Spaci,b Co,,es bas
been lately engaged in discussing certain in,
suuc,ion, for the administration Of the Span
ish provinces beyond ihe sess. Tho inhsbi.
'un's OF Msdfid {aays ,be Universa,) are sorry
Tor the departure OF the King and gove'nmen,
bu' ,hep are sem ib!e that The secrlFte 10 wnicl,
'bey snbmr, is of,be greatest imrortspce, and
thai tins measo'e slone will contribute NOR,
ehecina'ly than many victories, TO defeat lha
p!uns 0i our enc oaies --COmmereia! ,Iap.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
HypsoN, Nav s.

Fire On the night Of the Cd list. at aboue
half past eleven o'clock, &c was discovered
issuing from The 'oof Of the building in Sront-
street, owned bv Oliver IA. Allen, and occue
pied by him asa Grocery store, bakery, &c,
The LINES spread with CREST rapidi'y, and
baElsd sllsXertiop to arfeN their p'ogress IN
III h, dwellings Of Messs s. Allen spd Malo-
~, snd Mrs CITED, together with the stores
Of Messrs Allen, MaIlo'y, Hyatt, and Csrpen.
ter, we've consumed. The whols damage is
estimated at $40, 900.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
Nry Yong. Nav a.

An old man who was =, ,he siege OF Qle~
bee, and The death Of Wolfe, and born IN 1922
was brooeh, into the city hall ws,ch house on
Tuesday evening, intozice,ed. Ris son is 81
years OF age, and he appears, at he ace OF lot
years, to be beuer IN hesah han habils.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
7 H z EEES.

me G'o'altar papers contsin o complei3
confirmation OF the cheering news, recently
teee'Vsd, oi the success obteined by tho
G"eks over their hay barous oppressors. Ce
S2 600 Tu rs who penetrated in August las.
INTO the Marea, only 8 or 5000 remained. An
the others pe'ished, partly in the combat.
that had taken place, and partly by famine.
Fhe Tui kish squadron he'd returned 10 Con
stannnop'e after having ano,be. vessel # 30
guns bnj nj IN sigh, of me DardEne,ies, ard
having lost Dors than 80 vessels o! war which
were driven ashore In a tempest. I caonot
describe The srdoI which prevails in the Ar
chipelsgo, nor he sdmitetion ri h which tho
English have inspired the Ge eeks Drama
Ali, who commended al Cotin,b, has rscenl,y
been poisone DID.
lTyRsIDE.--Accounts- received az
Charleston from Vera Cruz ta the 9th os
April, give various reports as to the fate
OF the Ex Emperor l,urbilc after his alb
dication Of the throne. One accoune
says ne has been poisoned; another, tha.
ne died of chokic on his route TO Tulan-
cingo, and third, that he had rrccipi.
lately fed from the punishment which
he expected would soon over,akc film,
Private letters say, that permission had
bee, granted him to depart from the
country with his family. The liberaiing
aSmv ofthe Triumvirate is stated 70 have
entered ,-e city Of Mexico without any
disturbance. The commissioners from
Old SPAN. had also received their pass
ports to Mexico. Guada!oupe Victoria
had published a triumphant proclamation
TO his countrymen. On the 18th Of
March, General Santa Anna published
patriotic address to the inhabitants OF
Vera Cruz. The General uas abou,
departing for the Sovereign Congress (,o
he held at Mexico and leaves the CITY Of
Vera Cruz in the hands and under the
protection Of his colleague Guadaloupc
Victoria. bid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
rIRArTcAL MovEM5Nrs.

Ap intelligent passenger in the Ca,ha.
rlne at Charleston. states, that few d,rs
before be sailed, schooner Of I8 rrn.
aud 80 men, WAS ready tdS1Y from u .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
y-.<a8S~I%Ss--

MANY vessel, from Europe have met
with Islands Of ice The present season, as
FAR south as lat. II. 30, and lon. from
40 to 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

give the news as we receive il, antI viii
only remark. that our latest previous ac-
counts from Paris, via London, were 10
the 4th of April. This account is there.
fore three days later from Bordeaux, a
distance only 60 leagues from Bayonne.
Poris is ZIG leagues from Bayornc, ard
we may therefore consider this account
about six days later from the French ar
my than before received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

tarty, and Mr.. Barbour, of Virginia, one Of
the pnrcst aud most upright meu of any par
", and many Others. The work of denunci
alton goes bfavely on: the Patriot takes up
what the Republican has left, and suffers The
characters of SIX or eight Democrats al n
time to be hutchered. 10 answer what purpose
we sil! not say but we will say that the pur-
puse can hardly be IA hur one WHICH employs
such means.
We hardly know how tn notice properly
the suggestion in the Baltimore article, and
whit h We have seen elsewhere, that there il
+" a couatess patronage iii Offices nf all grades
in the hands ofthe Secretary of the Treasury
This error does no, the less deserve correction
hswever, that i, bctrays ignorance ufthe ma
t0re of the appointing power in our govern
meni. The Treasury Department has, per
haps, less patronage in its hands than ANY Other
Department of the government. The oiIic,
which is NOW about To change hands, the &c
neral Post Office though subordinate la rank
has tea times the patronage ofany OF the prin
cipal DepartGents--a patronage, too, wholly
indepen dent of the Senate. When we per
ceive, indeed, where patronage really resides
IN this government, the idea of us being per
sonally used by either of the Heads of Depart
ment to their own advantage becomes mer,
chin;era of the brain, and particularly whel
applied 10 a Department which has SO little .
II as the Treasury.
In conclusion, we have TO express our resre
that we have found ourselves under the ne
cessity, contrary to our intention, OF cnsaSin;
at this time, even incidentally, in the discus
sion Of the Presidential question. We stan,
upon the defensive merely, for known upin
ions. and shall at least keep within that line
ii obliged 10 resume the subject.
National IateliigeRcer