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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-25
CONNER CIAL.

Cores Liverpool Advertiser Of the
Cd of December, contains the follow
ing document:
POT AsHEs.-We have been favored,
by a mercantile house in this town,
with the following important commu-
nication, recently made by the Treasu-
ry, to one of the Members for Bristol,
viz :--
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Wheat.
Notice.

NOLlcc.
q NHE Partnership of BUTTS & CAwOOD
u is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
MARK BUTTS,
GRAFTON CAWOOD.
The partnership of Butts & Cawood being
this day dissolved, all persons indebted to the
above firm, will please make payment to the
subscriber, and those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for settlement.
MARK BUTTS.
Ian. 81 ct
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The New-York Farmers Fire lnsu-
rance Company have declared divi-
dend of three and half per cent. for
the last six months, payable on the 18th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-25
Wood and Timber
q NHE subscriber offers for sale, on his estate
= called GREEN SPRING, on James Ri
yer, in James City county, Va about 40 miles
above Norfolk,
50. 600 Cords Of Oak and Pine Wood.
Also, large quantity of
Ship & building Timber,

consisting Of oak, vine, and cypress. He VIII
enter into contracts for the same standing, de.
liverable at the waters edge, or at either OF
the ports of Richmond, Norfolk, Baltimore,
the District of Columbia, Philadelphia, or
New York.-The navigahonis suited for any
tonnage. The wood and timber commencing
at the bank of the river, extending along the
same to considerable distance, and is no
where more than, a mile from navigable water:
the roads excellent; and the country perfectly
level. Any person wishing to view the same,
viii find ready access by the steamboats,,
which ply regularly on James river, and have
a common landing place at James Town, with
in half mile of the estate. Letters address
ed to the subscriber at Williamsburg, Virgins,
or Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
will be Immediately attended to.
G. MASON.
nrThe National Intelligence, Richmond
Enquirer, Norfolk Herald, Baltimore Amer-
can, Poulson's Philadelphia American, & New
York Gazette, will publish the above advertise
ment, once week for three months, and send
their accounts to this Office for payment
jane 1sw3n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-25
District of Columbia,

.HIerandTta County, SET.
- NOVEMBER TERN, 1924.
George jenkins, Complt.
against Ch.r
William H. lannon's admrs. &
heirs, Defts.
The defendant Mary Harmon, widow Of
William H. Harmon, not having entered her
appearance, and given security according to
the statute and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court, up
on affidavit filed, that the said Mary Harmon,
widow of the said William H. Harmon, is not
an inhabitant of the District of Columbia, on
the motion of the Complainant, by his coun.
sci, it is ordered that the said defendant, Mary
Harmon, widow of the said William H. Han
non, do appear here on or before the first day
ofnext May term, and answer the bill of the
Complainant, and give security for performing
the decree of the Court and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith published in one Of the
public newspapers, printed in the town Of A.
lexandria, for two months successfully, & that
another copy be posted at the front door Of
the Court. House of said county. A copy
Test, EDM. /. LEE, c. c.
jan Is I'm
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COHEN'S OFFICE,
Baltimore January 20, 1924.
Grand State AOttery,

No. 8, now drawing every week under the
superintendent of the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Governor and Council.
TENTH DAY's DRAWING;
No. 4ls prize OF Sloo
1923 1890 do so
And 1877 prizes each OF 10
This days drawing highly increased the in:
teresting state of this brilliant lottey-it will
be noticed above, that no prize came out high
er than one hundred dollars, leaving still I'M
drawn the capital prizes Of
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars Is of 1000 Dollars
10000 Dollars IA of 500 Dollars
and only ten drawings remaining to complete
the scheme-The drawing will be continued
on Thursday next 9th inst. as usual.
Whole Tickets $12 Quarters
Halves Eighths ~
To be had, warranted undrawn, at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-25
INDIAN Queen Tavern.

}ss3 The subscriber has taken the above
7fY named house in ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
where he solcits continuance of the patron
age of those friends who have known him for
so many years as Tavern keeper, in Cen.
TREvILLS, Va.
He will have on hand every article which
can tend to the convenience Of
TRAVELLERS and BOaRDERS;
and the depressed state of the times, shall rem
der his charges equivalent thereto.
JEWELL A. PERRY.
Alexandra, Jan. Is
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DIED,
In New-York, at half past 8 o'clock, on the
morning of the 18th inst in the 23rd year Of
his age, Mr.. JOHN c. GRovERMAN, formerly
merchant of this place.
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, lZZZZZIIIIZzNy|
MARRIED.,

On the Dist December last, by the Rev'd
Mr.. Williamson, p. d. DAVE, Esq. Clerk Of
Prince William County Court, to Miss PATTY
w. PIcKEr, ofFauquier County.
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Money.

A SUM of Money may be obtained on loan
n at 6per cent interest secured BY mort
gage on productive real estate. Apply to the
Printers. ian Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-25
Kerr and FitZhugh,
Haze just received a consignment Of
SOLE LEATHER,
and on hand, fresh
Timothy Seed.

gi,ia p!ppins, and other apples, which they
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-25

on Royal street; and also, the Stable and
Blacksmith's Shop, now in the occupancy OF
John West. This tavern will, very genteelly.
support small family from the profits, and
without much trouble, as it is exclusively VI
s;ted BY persons of responsibility. The sta
BILE being 70 contiguous tot the City Hotel, and
fronting on the street. commands more cash
custom, than any other in the town. The
terms will be very liberal if good tenant ap-
plies before the 18th February.
jsnl5.-1aw3w GEO. n. DUFFEY.
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RUNNELxS'S

to insure chance for the above brilliant CAPT.
tails Tickets at S12, shares in proportion.
Orders from any part of the United States,
by mail inclosing the cash, will be promptly
attended to, if addressed to
J. II. RUNNELLS, alexandria c.
ianS5
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Sugar, etc.

SuSdKa cCCs
q hhds prime St. croix sugar
. Is do whiskey
so boxes fresh Smyrna figs
Just received and for sale by
ian Is C. & 1. P. THOMPSON.
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T0ASTS
Drank on the an inst. BY The Prisoners !
WnrctSkpr L.1InsS.l .Lnii

Drank on the An iaSt. BY the Prisoners IN
Worcester (%.ilass.) Jait.
New Engiand-A land where "liberty
abroad walks uncurintd," aud the debts
Of the unfortunate--how easily paid!
Librrty-Secured by bolts aud bars, We
fear not the loss Of il.
Our Legislative body-Whilp they sup
port imprisonment for debt, they are nor
unconscious that " Liberty alone can give
the flower of life lis beauty and is sweet
ness"
Our present mansion-Where thieves
do not break IN To steal.
Riches and poserty-May the one be de-
tested Tor its arrogance, and tile other for
its envy.
f'reedom-A sly f~rllow-nothing but
locks, keys. bolts, aud letters can insnfe his
SAFE keeping.
May those who enjoy Liberty be asham'
ed To abuse their independence.
The Sheriff Of tins county-May he this
day pdrtake OF as good il dlnuer as We do,
and fell "a independent ~ we Ia fact nre.
indrrendrnct-Deariy purchased by our
fathers. & richly inherited by us their CHI
dr"n.
The day see ceIeb~ate-" No arrange
ments made for. spirituoos liquors"
This day. witbAl illcse rugged wall,
May peace aud hope abound,
Tomorrow. may we roam aIIos3,
And tread on freedoms ground.
The Eagle Of I.iberty-Place her here.
and fear nothing for her safe k%erpioP.
Our miiitia-'Fhe sound of their music
has this day gwen us auricular proof Of
their correct discipline.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cradle of Liberty
she ROCKS too hard for the rea3ose Of pnas
debtors.
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AN tCT TO authorize the surveying and
making a road from Little Rock To
Cantonment Gibson, in the territory of
Arkansas.
BE il enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives. oTihe Unittd States Of a
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
President Of the Uni ed States be, and he
is hereby, authorised To appoint three Com
missioners. who shall explore, survey, and
mark, in the most ltligibie course, a road
from Little Rock 10 Cantonment Gibson,
in the Territory of Arkansas & said Com.
missioCers shall make ont accurate maps
ofsuch surveys, accompanied with field
notes, and certify and transmit the same 10
the President of the United States, who
shall cause me same TO be deposited in the
War Office.
Sec, Q. find be itfurther enacted, That
said road shall be opened and made under
the direction of.he President Of the Uni
ted States, who is hereby authorized to
employ the troops Of the United States ia
the completion, or assisting in the compile
ton, of said road.
Sec. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That
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ron raE viEssslAs.
THE SINISTER.


~ ths aathsr Of Me Farmer.
70 see n woman light her PRIV,
and smoke tobacco, green or ripe,
Size d~ontaatend y check or stripe,
Or be a spinsler'
And IL she g1da from place 10 place,
R~ack-hsiing Adams fallen race,
She would appear with better grace.
As = Spinster.
Like cnnstani dripping Of = shower,
Her tongue Is an unrnly power,
Sic makes her husband earse the honr
He had a spinster
tn see n woman nod or blink,
q, lskit4g Wine 81 stronger drink,
The world Is api 10 say aud ihink,
She Is go spinster.
II after some iwo years ar 50,
You see a VIE quite sktltish grow,
Il not "A ease that's hard 10 know,
size is 10 5tiaster.
But VIXEN she cares no more for riches,
She has a wish TO wear the breaches,
And len twill take some dozen switches
10 mel u srius'er.
connin, Jgig 10, ls2o.
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Approved, March 3. 1895.
IpuDLIe RESOLUTION.

RESOLUTION directing IN IN, entory ol
the Furniture IA the Presidents House
To be taken.
Resolpea By The Senate and House Of Re
preseniatires u The Un,ted states Of .dmert-
ca in Congress assembled, That tie Com-
missioner of the Public Building, be, and
he Is hrfeby, authorized aud directed to
take an inventory of the furniture of the
Presidents House, at such time as may be
convenient to the President and 10 deli
yer Il copy thereof To the President elect
and one cop to each HOUSE of Congress
Approved, March D, 1875.
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said Chr -;iss,oasrs shall zach be en tiled
TO receive three dolisrs, and their Assistants
0ne delisr aud fifty cents Tor each and eve
~ day which they shall necessarily be Iem-
pluyedI 10 the exploring. sarse) ms, a'rd
ina,kIn1 SAID road aud Ief the purpose ei
conipensaling the aforesaid Con,n'ss,on-
ers, aad theu Assistants, and Tor opeirog
aud making sad road, there shall tie, aud
hereby Is, appropriated, the sum OF ten
thousand doilars, 10 be paid out oG any mo
ney in the Treasury, not otherwise app'o-
priated.
Approved, March 3, 1895.
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ROAM HORSE,
July %

SloLt.N from my stable in Lyachburg,
RodN HOHSE, about four feet eight or ttRR
'hcheS h'gh, TIRE or sir gears old neTt spring,
shod all round, PAGES aud frois rerv short, iogug
bfac6 sitifeh fnii, has main as cut for eight or
Ten inches OIL has neck near The shoniaers, he i,
reTy handsome, and compactiv formed, dad uds
q" tsrg fac order phen stoten-Hs has a mum.
Der Of sears on his body rnd rWmp, occasional
by anothr horses tiiag and kicking him aoben
Il c0dH.
oiH gre a hberal rt,oord 10 eny person
"ho wtA dei'rrr HIM 10 me in LyncILihg, or
gre any Information so that / get han again
IND lctH De hankfNt for any iaformatiou that
NIL detectM rogue
LORENZO GORVELI.
July 90. 1910
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TO MY sEGAR

Tee, social friend, ! ioSe thee well,
In learned doctors spite
love Thy iragrap', misty spell,
/ 1--we dy ealm delight.
What II they ten, with p~bizzes long.
Dur yeas afe sonnrr pgst,
! woaid reply, with rrasou strong.
They're 50 oetel while they isst.
And Oft, niid tube, TO me thou ar,
\ menilor. dough still,
Thou sTicak's st a lesson 10 my henrl.
Above the preachers skill.
When In The lonely evening hour,
A~tteudedbnt by thee.
Or histry's varied page | pore,
Mans fate In thine | see
Awhile, like thee. the hero burns,
And smokes aud iumes around,
And then. like thee, To ashes iurns,
Aud ningles with the ground
Thon'ri Ike the man oil worth, who gives
To goodness every das.
The fragrance Of whose virtues lives
When he has passed away.
OF whe en- thy snowy column grove,
And bfesk. and fails nway,
n tftce how mighty realms haye rose,
Then tumbied to decay
Fron bcggar's frieze TO monnrch's robe,
oue COMMON doom is pass'd
Sweet natures works, the mighty globo,
Musia burn ont AT las,
And what is he that smokes thee now,
\ title moving heap,
That seoa. like thee, 10 fate mus, bow,
Like thee, IN dnst, must sleep!
And when ! see thy smoke roll high,
Thy ashes downward go,
lis TINS, methinks, my soul shall fly |!
Thus leave my hodY low
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ERIEH LINENS.
WE have this day received

WE have this day received.
8 Cases d Irish Linens, Grass hieacf, 81
superior fabric, which we otter al ''H
prices, also
A few Itch Gauze handkerchief Seaf'''
Super white Cotton Stockings,
India biack Cambictt,
Do. colored Pongees,
Company Seersuckers. -
Rich Vamboured Book and Null Mus''s'
MCKEE, ROBINSON y 90,
July 90. 'ss",
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d.ehafgc II the duties enjuincd Ny this act
exectte q hood te tue United States, With
security, to be approved of by the Secrets
~ If tire Treasury, conditioned for the
faithful discharge OF his dates prcscrbe
by this aei That he shali hold his ofiee
during the p~lrasefe nj he President, and
receive at The rate OF ane Thousand five
huudfed dollars per anuual for his SCI vices.
during the time he IN y be- employed IN
the discharge Of the duties required by this
act.
Sec. 4. y9ni BE- II further enacted, That
the President of the United States he, aud
he Is hereby, authorized and empon cred
IA appoint one Impartial and judicions per-
ron, not being q citizen Of either of the
states through which the road, hereafter
mentioned, shall pass, to be a Commission
~ aud, in case of the death, resignation,
refusal 10 act, or any disability of any sucil
commissioner TO appoint another ln hIs
stead, whn shall have power, according
Ia the pre-, islons Of the act. entitled " An
act 10 authorize the appointment of Com
missi0ners 10 lay out the road therein men
toned" approved May fifteenth, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty, 10 com
pleie Tire examination and survey heretp-
fore commenced by virtue of the pfo,isi-
ons of said act, and To rxtcnd the same to
the prftnaarui seat ri government of the
state of Missouri; the said road tocopforn
IN all respects, To the prov isions Of the said
rsci'ed act, except that II sh'il pass by the
seat of Government 1T the states of Ohio,
Indians, and Illinois anI The said Co n
m%issloners and thu person employed under
hun, shall receive III. same compensation
for then services. respectively, aS is allowed
by tn sid recitpd act Propided, hotDerer,
That the satd road shall ut
ZanrastIle, IN the slate Of Ohio and TO de-
fray The expense Thereof, the sum OF ten
tllonsand dollars is hereby appropriated,
odi Of The appropriation made by the first
suctiop of tits net.
Approved, March 3, 1925.
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AN ACT to authorize the laying out and
opening Of Il Public Roud from the St.
hary'o River, TO the By Of Tampa, in
the territory of Florida.
IL, IL ennefed by he Senate and HonSe Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Il
msriea IN Congress assembled, That the
President OF the United States be, aud he
Is hereby, authorized to cHnse 10 be open
ed in the territory of Florida. a Public
Road, commencing at the Bay Of Tampa,
and pursning the most direct practical
route TO Wanton's, IN said territory, and
ihence, pursuing the most direct aud pfac-
tical route 10 Colerain, on the ST. Mary's
River.
Sec. \. .qnd be It further enacted, That
the President he, and he is hereby, antho-
rized II employ the troops of the United
States. stas~""d ia Florida, IN soch man
ner as te mag think proper, in tive com
pictiou. Or assisting IN the compilations, OF
said road.
Sec. 3. .1ad be further enacted, That,
fur delraying the expense of opening
SAID road, the sum Of tn el,e thousand dol
lars be, and the same is hereby, appropria-
ted, 10 he paid ou Of any money in the
Treasury, not otherwt-e appropriated.
Approved March 3, lsa5.
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ALLEIV'o q co.
Baltimore Jaiy, 1870.

AllsGlNIA AT Rules holden ia the
' CLERKS Once of the Superior Court of
Chancefy 'orthe Lynchburg District, the 25th
day OF July, 1870.
William A Cooke, PIT.
against
Nelson Cran ford and Charles Crawford lin
their owa rights aud as executors OF DAVID
crawford, dred) Sophia Crawford and r..
IiJah fletcher, admiaistratriX J. administers
tor o, VIM s Crawford, decd. YIN. Jop-
ling, Joseph Il. Garter and Abraham Carter,
executors OF John Crawford, decd. Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, Reuben Craw-
ford, Nancy Jones, sally Cooke aud Ar.
thur Is. Davies and Francis A. X. Davies
adnrs. ot Elizabeth Davies, decd.
The defendants Charles Crawford, Nathan
crawford, David Crawford, Reuben Craw.
ford and Sally Cooke not having entered their
appearance aud given security according to
Inc act oi Assembly and the. Rules of this
'"Ouit, and II appearing by satisfactory eyi.
dence that they are not inhabitants of this
country IL is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the Erst day of the
next term and answer the bin ofthe plainiiff :
and that n copy of This order;b forth ilh in.
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town
ot Lynchburg, tor two months successfully
and posted ut The front door Of the conrt.bouse
in the said tow.
a Cory-Testc,
D. ROBES, DC.
July 20 W2m4O
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Just NYriyea.

~ PACKAGES fresh MEDTLAEs, IA,
ri day receirei By The subscriber, ~h'e'
,oiH be sold al his Hs9ai f0eG prizes.
W4LTER II. .HfDDLETO@'
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AN ACT fer the continuation ofIhe Gun
berlanu Road.

berlana Road.
BE II enacted by The Senate and House OF
RepreseaiattueS ofhe United States Of IL
naertcd "a Congress assembled, That the
sum of one hundred and fifty tho ,.and dol
lars, II moneys not otherwise appropriate
"a, b., and the same is hereby, dppropria-
ted tor the purpose of opening aud making
o. road ffom the town of Canton, in the
state of Ohio, on the right bank of the o.
sio river, eppusite the town of Wheeling,
to the Muskingum river, at GAINESVILLE, in
SAID state |; which said SUM of one hundred
aud hlty thousand dollars shall be replaced
c"t OF the fund reserved Cor lay ing out and
making r" DIS underline direction of Con
S'ess, ~ the se,erai acts passed for the all
n'issioa ri the states Of Ohio, Indiana, Ili-
n"'s' "ti Missosri, i0to the Uninn, on an
equal footing ",th the original states.
Sec. 2. find Be Il further enacted, That
for the tmtaediate accotnp.iSF, nent Of this
inject, h President, With the ad,ire of
the Seuale. shali appoint some fl person
IS he superintendent nf said road. vb,,s,
dnty II sh al be, under lhe directi0n uf ,I,.
President, 10 H.ide The same Into s.efious
of not naere thar tea miles each IN con.
tract for and q rsoDatiy superiptend the H.
prnlng and maktng the said road, as well
10 feceise, dishurse, and faithfully accennf
With the Treasury, for all Sums of ma.
ney by hun received IN sirttr sf this act.
Sec. 8. find be ii further cnacied, That,
Z lie superintendent shah not he interested.
directly ar indirectly, in the avaiIs of any
contracts 80 tobe made by him as aforesaid
Xhat hs si,S. before le enters upon the
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No Planters

1--WE Subscriber continues 10 sci, tobac.
a co on commission, aud promises s,rici
a.ent'oh TO the interests of those who may
attend 10 Bank business for hin conntru
friends ARCHD
February ~. uf.jfo o.
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ln'eef'y, satne ma n & de tbe d~es,inie.
atfp sustain iht lifilelp'rs 1 orr i9srituti -.
w must look al Inn through the m, din
MS opinions anu conduct. b. IN. 6.,;s
Mhieh tle Tree bears will we Judge il. Gs
sir Leish's fearless ~indeDendenee orS
fasfer, II Is wy much 10 be suspected ,bS,
tbs ~st'tleman's Independence IS or a
not TIE best calculated Ia fit a man far r.
respo19ieiiitifs of a demoeratical rents..a
'auNe form at government. That ind. ran
uenee winch the people admire. is mai ~.
VAN arrogance of self adorinr nfid.u-
IL Is not TIE presumption Naich uronr,.
man 10 make an Idol Of his own ,n,ini,n1
ahd 10 uenouiIce Tie feelings aud ssnI,n.ui,
OF others, Win refiorselcss mpudpn,.-
IL ~ the Independence which adh.,es vim
iftniess anu consistency To eslabiisb.d
ruin ahd pflneipie, not with obstinate mr.
Vetsiess 10 The vain concerts OF ans ~
~taiiihie Judgement; the independence which
acknowledges the supremacy Of pupul,,
power, and regards II as u duly and aa IN.
nor to acquiesce, not the arrogant nf,d.
winch eontemns the rights and opin,nn, .f
the I'opniace, and covers - ii with IA conn.
tefieit mantle of prophetic wisdom.
IL IS tIme uiat Virginia should look with
strict scrutiny into the qualifications If
those to whom she conides her Safety and
honor. She need only Iouk back a f,,
years. and more than one INSTANCE pres,n,.
Itself, where that confidence has been aims.
ed. Let her beware then of men. NH,
make a God of power, aud whose de,oh.,
Is aiIstocracy.- Charlottesville Gazette.
."esss.-
PARTIES.
Far distant he the day, when i, ,nps,
be SAID of this country, that il has no mar.
Ties, loi II must be also SAID, If an, ON, he
bold enough 10 say II, that il has M l,a,.
ties. Let haw keyed jealousy he fo,ey,.
on the alert, To watch the footsteps of no,v.
er. Let II be courteous in laugilaec. br,
stern and unbending in principlt.-Wbo.-
Vel he may be, wherever he may be, tha,
would strike at the peoples tights, let him
tedt The peoples voice, proeiaiming that
" whom IL VIII, II eau set up, and whom il
Will, II can set down" Fear not parry
zeal, 1t Is the salt of your existence.
There are no parties under "A desno.
tism.-lhere no man fingers round a bal.
io'-boX no man drinks the poison IF a Ii
ceatiouS press no man plots treason at a
debating society no man distracts his
nedd about the SclfHce of government. All
there, Is a calm un-ufIled sea ;-e,eD a dead
sea oil black and bitter waters. Blu. we
move upon living stream, forever pure,
forever rolling. Its mighty tide sometimes
flows higher, and PUSHES faster, than its
won't, and rs it bounds and foans, & dash
rs along III sparkling violence, II uow and
then throws up It's heecy cloud but this
rises only to disappear, and as ri fades a
way before the sunbeams of intelligence
and patriotism, you behold upon its bosom
the rainbow signal of returning peace, arch.
cd up 10 declare that there is M danger.'
[Spragues Grafton.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-28

AN ACT makiog appropriations for the
Military Service of the United States, for
the year one Thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five.
0eH enacted BY Ne Senate and House Of