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that he is glad to see them, while in hi
heart be is wishing them at the bottom
OF the Red Sea nor, il you were t
talk with him forever {such is the stu
pidity of the an,mal) would you be u
BILE to make him perceive that such be
haivouris is either eKpedient, or wise ,or
manly.
To give the character a decided
shape-lf ou are on the look out for q
! friend, that will stick by you through
good report and through evil report, 30
long as you are able to satisfy him,
whatever the world may say-a friend
Of few words and Of plain words, who
will prove his friendship, whenever
there is need Of moral proof, as few
other men would (; though TO prove his
impartiality, he would be sure to abuse
you behind your back for that which
he would forgive in another and BE-.
fore yoar face, 3or that which he would
approve, were he not your friend il
you are on the look ont for friendship
like this, and are willing TO wait year
or two, or an age, as the case may be,
until you deserve it or, it you have
&C :asian for hearty, steadfast foe
one who will be sure TO keep you .,
work night and day for the rest ofyour
life--the Z" generous yankee the cold
upright. sqnare looking, native New
is your man. So too, if you
are in search Of deep theologian, a
severe critick, a profound lawy or, ii
general, (for defending you) n states
man, mathematician, husband, who.
however much he may respect and love
you in serious way, will be sure to
forget you are "A woman every day I'M
the week and every hour in the day. III
yon behave Ike fool. Nay though You
are not half his age though you married
for love, and are the mother Of his one
child. o. you are in search Of a
wife, who will have her own way, how
ever dear you may be % her, whenev-
cr she believes 1t to be her duty to
have her own way go to New Eng
land.
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rALMA, the great French tragedi,

TALMA, the great French tragedi-
an, died on the 10Th of October, in
Paris. He was inferred in the GENE.
try of Pere Lehaiise, ameng dir.
guished men. Eulogies We ," n.a
nounced at his funeral, anb D.; prv1
was immense. lie va &c ~." e
age. and lca a WI, ~. @ na.s. =.
connected VIA the Theatre F.ancaise
vo'eu %;'coO francs TO erect a moau--
ment 20 his momery. Talma was a
scho'ar, and very liberal in his DO
iit'cai and religious opinions; hence
the Etoile, the champion of royalty and
OF the church, speaks disparingly Of
him.
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Mr., Clintons majority in New.
York is between four aud Eve thod.
and,
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The following paragraph is copied
from the Report Of the Secretary OF
War, transmitted TO Congress
Intentionally forbesr making any
remarks on the various alterations re-
commended by the board Of officers.
The wisdom oftllose o whom they are
submitted. should Congress determine
to legislate on the subject, WI! correct
any errors into which they may have
been betrayed, and supply any defect
which may have escaped their obser-
vation. | cannot, however, abstain from
calling your attention to the highly iu-
teresIing fact, that we have, according
to the last census, two millions of male
citizens between the age Of eighteen
and forty five. The difference indioa-
ted between that number and those en-
bodied in ihe return Of the militia from
the stai6ssDresults from the exemption
from the militia seryice. Shich in some
Of the states are equal toone half of
their whole numbor, which from their
ages should be enrolled. From our
happy position in regard to Europe,
and from the no less fortunate relations
maintained with our neighbours, and
their actual condition, it would appenr
that keeping up asys'em Of the militia
so extensive and burthensome as the
present, without any advantage. to a
large class of our citizens. was alto
gether unn ecessary. A different or
ganizaiion therefore, by which at least
a million and half of our most useful
citizens would be relieved from the un.
profitable pageantry Of military parade,
for five or six days in the year, constl'
tuting so injurious draft on their in.
dustry, must be one that cannot fail to
be well received by the American peo
pie. And when too it is believed. that
notwithstanding this relief. a superiour
efficiency viii be impaired to this nat
ural arm of the national defence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05

RESOLVED, That the public services of JoHN
QUINCY ADAMS, stamped as they have been with
the APPRECIATION OF WASHINGTON, and every sue
ceedine President, as evinced by the highly i'm
nortant trusts confded to him during their re-
snectiye administrations; and his having been
constitutionally elected President Of the United
States, entitle him 10 our respect and confidence,
and that we will impartially Judge the Admit
nis:raton by its measures.
Resolped, That we approve of the promptitude
of the House of Representatives, in terminating
the late election for President, thus depriving
the factious of an opportunity to intrigue, and
by a timely selection preventing the Office OF
Presidentfrom devolving on an individual whom
the voice of the people had designated for su-
coordinate station.
Resolved, That however questionable the pro-
vision OF the Constitution may be, in the mode
of electing the President In the last resort, we
have seen no practical evil result from it, and
prefer it as it is TO what 1t would be, II the mo-
difcations proposed in Congress were adopted.
Resolysd, That while we deprecate all meet
ings of the citizens for party purposes, consi-
dering such the bane Of that union and harmo-
nv which should subsist In every community,
and calculated to promote the evil designs OF
faction and ambtion--we have nevertheless
felt it our duty to assemble, to vindicate the Go
| yernment of our country from charges, which
if sustained by shadow Of truth, would dis
grace the Congress ofthese States and evidence
their inhdelity to the trust reposed, and inca
pacity for the duties of their station. The
charge of corruption, if true, merits lmpeach-
meDt.
Resolred, That the Chairman of this Meeting
be, and he is hereby requested TO transmit the
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions 20 the Pre-
| sident Of the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
y. G. PRETTXMAN
district Of Columbia,

County Of .4terandyio.
VAMES SPIINA has applied to the honorable
% william Cranch, fudge of the United -tates
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia to be dis
charged from imprisonment under the Act for the re-
lief Of nsolven, debtors within the District Of Columbia,
on the last Monday of Aug. inst At O'Clock, A. NJ.
at the Courthouse in Alexandria, when and where hs
creditors required to attend. T.. |. LEE, &C
aug 4 @
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05

In Hamburg paper of tbs +29lh ss-Nay, we
find an article from Stockholm Of the 18th, i'm
porting, that as the commercial convention be-
tween the United States and Sweden would ex-
pre this year: the government. of Sweden had
given notice of its intention TO admit thereafter
American ships and cargoes into Swedish ports,
upon the same footing as Swedish ships. This
will of course under our law, and when this 60
yernment shall be duly notified thereof, of which
the President will give notice by proclaim alton,
entitle Swedish ships and cargoes to the priYi-
leges of American ships and cargoes in our
ports. NetO-IorE amer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Richmond, august 2.-Yesterday the Execu-
live Council made the two following appoint
ments:
James Peasants, Esq. Qate Governor of the
Commonwealth -Judgs of the General Court,
in place of Judge Parker of Northampton Coun-
ty, who departed this life on the 18th July:
And James Monroe, Esq. (late Presiden: OF
the United States)-A Vis!lOr Of the Universe
ty of Virginia, in place Of the lamented Tho
mas Jefferson.
Mr. Jefferson was the Rector Of the Universe
ty, an officer who is appointed we believe, by
the Board Of Visitors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05

The Committee withdrew, and, after short
interval. reported the Preamble and Resolutions
which will be found below. The meeting, al
though very crowded one, was characterised
throughout, by the utmost harmony; and on the
question being put upon the Preamble, and up
on the Resolutions, separately, they were car
ried without dissenting voice.
The Preamble and Resolutions follow
Asitis the duty of the citizens of this coun-
try. to resist every encroachment, however trl-
vial in appearance, on their lnaienaoie rights,
20 !, is sacred respect they owe to themselves,
so support the public authorities, their own
servants. while their acts are marked by wis
dom, hrmness, and strict regard Tor the Con-
stitution. Such an obligation, at all times I'M
posing, becomes imperative, when systematic
attack Oh the high officers OF the government,
carries with it an attempt to diminish the con-
6dence of the people in the Constitution ITSELF
The President of the United States has been
elevated to the highest honor In the GIT OF the
Nation. by the constitutional voice OF the I'M
mediate representatives Of the People lie
came into the Chief Magistracy in the same
manner. as his illustrious predecessor, THOMAS
JrFrERsoy, at his first election. he strange
sentiment has Notwithstanding, been loudly and
obstinately attempted to be disseminated, 'aaI
he is not the choice of the People On this &c.
hsiye basis, the disquietude of disappointed
ambition has reared an opposition equally ran
corous and indiscriminate. Public meetings
have been called at this period, so distant from
the next Presidential election, and when the ex-
elements of the last have scarcely yet subsidized,
where endeavors are made to create in the pop
Mar mind. an absolute distrust OF the Executive
Department, of the Government, by preierring
and reiterating charges Of corruption, unsup-
Dorred by any evidence. The citizens ofCharles-
ton and its vicinity, therefore, who see no cause
to withhold their support from the admlnistra-
ton. conceiying that itwoud be an injustice TO
themselves and their country, to permit erro-
neous impressions of their opinions to prevail
abroad. and believing that sentiment hostile
~ the Administration does not exist generally
in This State, do with pleasure embrace the pre-
cent occasion Of declaring to the President OF
the United States, their reliance on his patriot
len, talents. and unwearied zeal, IN the dis
charge of the great duties conhded to him oy
The neonle of this Republic.
As the sense Of this meeting, be it therefore,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
DIED,

Barboursvile, Virginia, on Monday last, the Slst
day of July, in the 10th year of her age, Mrs MARY
BARBOUR, mother of the SECRETARY OF Wan, who
has thus, within the space Of little more than year.
lost his father mother and two sisters The venerable
matron, whose decease now announce, was pious
to enthusiasm, and performed every social duty, with
out offence to God or man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
Drawing OF the

Maryland University Lotfery-7h Glass,
Which took place in Baltimore on the I'd instant.
"a IA 2 %
Are the numbers which were drawn.
As usual good proportion of prizes were sold at my
ceive the, cash, or have them renewed in the
Grand State Lottery Of r. Island No. 4, for 1925,
To be drawn in Providence on the 22d inst. upon a
new and improved mode of drawing something SINH
lar to the Odd and Even wherein the holder of three
tickets is certain of obtaining prize and may draw
six. In this excellent scheme, instead of one over
whelmng capital, there are
prizes of $4,000, Of $1,000, 10 of $1,000,
sc, Sc.-Tickets only 81, Halves 2, Quarters /, for
sale at
.J.COE2SE'S
LOTTERY EXCHANGE OFFICE,
South East Corner Of King q Rcyal- Streets. Alera
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
PIIRIIC MEETING.

Charleston, July 2s.-The meeting of the
friends and supporters Of the Administration,
convened yesterday at the Courthouse OF
Charleston District, was very numerous and
highly respectable. The Honorable THEODORE
GAILLARD, was called TO the Chair, and olonei
NATHANIEL GREENE CLEARY, appointed Secre-
tary The objects of the meeting having been
stated from the Chair, motion was made by
the Hon. JOSEPH BELLINGER, TO appoint COM
mittee of Thirteen, to report such proceedings
as they might conceive necessary, to meet the
views of the assembled citizens. This motion
having been carried, and The ehai"",a" r"iiea
upon to select the Committee, the following
gentlemen were named-viz:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05

with great observance, and which was done with
no other view than as mark Of respect for the
country the schooner was then at. This atten-
ton to the customs Of the inhabitants, was view
ed by this gallant commandant in suspicious
light, and he actually fined the captain OF the
Tobasco t,psnty,fr dollars for each gun fired
Foreigners arriving with passports are sub
iect 10 a strict scrutiny; and, by an order just
received from Mexico, those who have not pass
ports must find security for large amount, or
must return in the same vessel that they arriv-
ed in.
The Kentucky Gazette announces the death
of the venerable ISAAC SHELBY, distin-
euished Revolutionary Patriot and Statesman.
He died at his residence in Lincoln county on
the 18th July Colonel SHELBY was thetlrst
Governor of Kentucky, and was called second
time to that office. He acted conspicuous
part in the battle ofKing's Mountain during the
American Revolution, as well as IN the battle
on the Thames, in Upper Canada, in the last
war, and while he was the Governor oil Ken
tucky. His name will descend to posterIty as
one of the worthless of Kentucky.
Bait finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
.N'.E11ES, y 5faDi3.gMs
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1926.

A New-York paper, published in the year
1884, represents the British Navy to have con-
sisted, at that time, of one ship OF 10 guns, two
of 90 guns, seven Of 80, nineteen OF 10, seven
teen of so, ten of 60, five of 40, and twenty-five
OF 20 guns-the whole carrying 4s9o guns, and
manned by IS, 500 men.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05

Joseph Bettinger,
Thomas Hunt,
Themes Bennctt,'
William Lance,
James Lamb,
Simon Bag,coOd,
J. HarleSt0n Read,
William Rouse,
Daniel Stevens,
William Mathe,ceS,
Jeremiah CondB
4. S. Wilfngton,
James Marsh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale.

A TRACT of Land called Scotland, and Part of Bar.
Y BADGES, lying to the south Of the Turnpike Road
leading from Washington City to Bladensburg adjen
ING the lands of Dudley Dggs, Francis Dodge, and the
heirs of Aquilla Johns and John Law, about miles
from the City of Washington, containing 100 Acres,
one half in the District of Columbia and the other halt
in Prince Georges County, Maryhnd-about one halt
of which is in timber Its proximity to market, the
outlet and range for CATTLE makes it very desirable
Dairy , and Market Farm On the premises in an Or.
obara of the best grated Fruit of various kinds Also,
''' - n good D,oelling House, and sssA,s ,
F!ila Stone Dairy, with convenient ,I. sss
&8hskx8 Spring of Water. This proper -<fAsA
~ affords most beautiful and healthy situation for
country residence, and well worth the attention of
gentlemen wishing to possess such property: 1t is
nerson. DESTROYS of purchasing will view the premises
For terms, apply to Jous vetch, living the Farm;
or to the subscriber residing in the town of Alexandria
NAV 2?--d9t1avtf WILLIAM VElTCH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
YO the Public.
Notice

A GENTLEMAN residing in the neighborhood OF
Alexandria, wishes to engage in his family, an ell.
derIy white Woman, in the capacity OF Nurse and
House.keeper Unquestonable evidence must be CIV
en- of good temper character, &C. To such one, IL
beral wages will be given, and employment certainly
til the first ofJanuary next and, perhaps much longer
sI n the Editors of the Alexandria Phenix Gazette
iuly 90 cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05
Five Dollars Reward.

A TERRIER DOG, of the rough haired, and shaggy
N breed, and rather above the medium size, disap-
peared from the residence of the subscriber on Prince
street, on Thursday evening last. He wore collar
composed of small steel plates separated at short inter
walls by chains of the same metal He answers to the
name of SPRING. The above reward will be given
for his reservations; and if not improbable, he has
been wantonly stolen or destroyed, twenty dollars will
be paid for the conviction of the perpetrator.
iuly 3l-6t ALBERT FAIRFAX.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-05

Resolred, That the Chairman of this Meeting
be, and he is hereby requested TO transmit the
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions 20 the Pre-
sidenI Of the United.Saat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
&CNE.HE.

nj u'N1! cn;:iuiis tie Ist 81, and 81 drawn Nos
" u. D" Fni'tied ~ HE "'and P'2e of $4,000
-! That ci" containing liz G'h, 'th, aud S'b, will
w eniil,ei D tlc second Ctard Pr. nr nnn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
JAMES TYRER, Gun Maker, SC

Successor of the tate NJ, .aIc.Nau.ht
"A FEW DOORS Arrow THE RrIL TAVERN, RICHMOND,
ES EsrEcTFuILY tenders his sincere thanks TO his
E-e customers for the liberal patronage he has re-
ceived since his establishment in Richmond and begs
leave TO inform them and the public generally that be
has just imported large additional supply Of articles
IN bis line, which enables him with confidence to say
That l's present stock OF Guns. Pistols and every O her
aucie IN his line, rs the most extensive, compiled ard
elegant That ever has been in Virginia
ne Las GUNs of every description, cm So 10 10.
iERc,'sstoN GCNs, his newly improved piau for
winch lie has received letters patent from the United
StalsS' Patent office.
! An Ara Cts.
i'atent breach twisted s,nb barrel aii rl,i;. Guns
y h'art'iUf assortment OF Rlr r., t',srcly and
| Difks, of every description.
! Gun. Pistol and Rllc l. cse;
Gun and Pistol Powder Flask and Horn:
Double and single Shot Belts
ii"'n and Pacn, Game Bags;
" ash rods, with apparatus; fancy Sr:iey I)rivc,s
wrh picks; Lock Vices; Wad Puuchere; Bullet
Hioulds; Gun and Ride Worr,s: Military Gun Picks
and Brushes; Brass and Steel Ntountings; OIL Flins
Sc. Or. &c.
All OF which he is disposed 10 sell bow, for cash
u j. T. carries thc GUN MAKING & RE
pAfRiNG BUSINESS in al lis various branches -
%nns stocked 10 the newest patterns, ana! repaired on
very reasonable terms and The shortest notice; and
tnnS altered TO the Improved Percussion p,inciplc SO
'ha' They may hr SHOT ny percussion by flint
.''is' received a lct otihc BEST ENGLISH GUN
WV TIT. Dec %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22

academy 10 false morcy by ie;te'y 70 harea 80
moment annual appropriation from Tie Literarv ! -.
by Mr. Miller OF 81, from tho Cortnis iont r. W.
the act 10 rai,e money by lottery build house -
',' Siors n"rship and an academy in Boc,out coun,y
In an "'l'' niatory ac--by Dir. Almond, from She
nan!o l. IGi He formation Of rev county Of PARTS
of that county and Rockingarrhy Dir. Carroll from
Jonathan Brandon, Sc for Gic csahl;ss;,cpt of the
town oi 81 audonville M Preston curt-by MIR. Tay-
or, from WIN. poggou and wife .or compensation fer
the services Of C. Tu:icdale Provost Marshal-aso
from John Harper, for tire remission of a militia fire
by MIR. Cummings frofi, J. Gibsun, 10 DC allowed
charge for carrying lunai!c 10 Williamsburg and by
MIR. Watkins OF Prince Etwad from r. w Atkinson
were reicri ed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
Administrators Sale.

kN wednesday, tie 2Q Of December next if "a il,
~ oneiWi5. Ia: ncSi lair day, the late residence OF
my deceased father, Is. w. Peasants shall sell 10 the
highest bidder, all the personal Estate which he died
s'siirs at iour Slaves, four i've uegroes WHO
aTe entitled To their freedom 90 al thirty wears th,
S'o'k OF horses COWS, hogs sheep plantation utensils and
nisrhod an'i kiician furniture. Terms, for all sn,s
"nde 80 cash. tina" s'im and abrve, II o,cd,
with bonds aud approved security carving n,ec., from
the date c miecsi lie ,e deb, ne putc-
uia!iy Eohi. T.. W. Pl-EASANTS, admir- with
the Will annexed of
Isaac W. p!eaaa4,,s, dtc'l,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22

AZ Consequence oi but few persons Attending on
e DAY a5oVc mentioned, have postponed the sale
hhiii Saturday tic 6t! OF janIIiy next, when il W III
fosihVei, take place. Il. ". PLEAS8NTS
i'''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22
drduciiOn q = per cent.


iNitE or CUASCTs:
Ha1. Iic," SO if"y - G"af~r s. 50, E7cbN q
Pr'7c tickets ~ former Loucrics, and the rores 81
specie paying tanks ,crcjvcd at p+r
- Parcels ol Tickets are made i'm This Io,,ery t
~ tickets AZ randoi,h" IN such manner that ,cv ccr,
one oi each 81 The o. numbers used. aud as of these run
Oefs arc drawn itom the shccl, and each one is p,,e
the least 81 ~ dollars, follows that such ua-c ~ ~
nchcis must Of Necessity daw at least so dollars. l,. e.
- i"r cent SCui'cinrn vino prefer alycnturju5 opy
ne prizes better u3u 'hc lower ard paving ~ ii
difference between the value 81 ;hc ',kci and at ,-
must 81 ccssiy draw" car have certificates emitting e
to all The high prize, 20 'Hc follow ing rates.
certificate for 20 Whole Tickets, st27
DO 90 Halves. SS
do 90 Quarter, -
DO 20 EichtiS, 1cr
All letters ~ the mail (post- paid ,r b, ,,r,,, hoo
enclosing tho ash prize rkct-, wiz he as ,vcI ,f
20 's PERSONAL aprica ton tIic Managers Cfce
NC cas-" Is always had for eGizes as coon IS draw,
dress to- ~ n rtv1Fs G, zs-yssr-TsrJ-yqs 49,,
3 1at' son C3.y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22

Thosc 10 having on Them The 81, ail aud OH;
-, 9th AMI 18th; 3d. 5lh anr Slh; Sd, 9Th aud
1ih; 81, 9th aud 9Th. Cd, 7h and 9th; din 5ih
AID 9th; 4.h, 9th aud 7ih .lih, 9Th and STD; 4h.
9th and 7ih; 4ih, 6ih and G:h 4;h, 7th aud
8ih; 9Th, 6ih aud 7tr; 9th, 5th AMI 9Th; 5h,
1th and 9Th, each, 10
All other tickets (brius 3n) which will he found
To contain each tteec Of the drawn numbers i;f-
icrcu from either Of the preceding. r:,rh,
Those 80 tictriS having them, the lsl ard ID
drawn Numbers,
Those 104 tickets, having two of fire drawn
numbers on i'em' and those two The Sd aud 4Jh, u
tie 9th mud oh, each,
All others with Of the drawn numbers ON
,i'cn, being 1860, ,aci
And all tickets having ;;ny orc Of the dawn
Numbers on them, being lO6C8, each,
no ticket which shall have dawn a Prize Of 7 e,,e,
denomination can be entitled (" itfrlier Prize.
f,i1r payable forty days after the dravjunaod 49,.
O ihn -llal Nnhnciinn ~ IL u.e 49,.