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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
.Sew Books.

journal of a Third Voyage for the Discovery ofs
81 Northwest passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
performed in the Yeas 1924 and 1926 by Captain Par
nv, illustrated with Map, 81 rs
Wheaton's Reports of Cases argued and adjudged
in the Supreme Court of the U. States, vol 9 90
Horner's Treatise on Special and General Anato-
my, 9 vol 8vo, bound and lettered, 90
Chapman's Philadelphia Journal Of Medical and
Physical Sciences, No. 7, New Series. being the
commencement of vol 4. Per 90
The tlantic Souvenir for 1927 elegantly bound, rs
An additional supply of the Souvenir, in boards, 50
Wirt's Euogy on Adams and Jefferson, Little's Ser
mon on the same Mrs. Royals Travels, and all the
other new publications, OH sale by
PIsHEY THOMPSON.
Washinoton Nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
90 Reward.

Ne ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 31st OF Sep
/ q TENDER, Ir.aSHfNGTON REaVES, an indent-
ed apprentice to the Tailoring Business. He is about
feet inches high, full face, and well proPortioned
Had when he away light blue cassinett panta-
looms and round Jacket and marscilles vest. AS he is
artful and cunning, he may have since changed his
dress. Its most likely he is in Baltimore, as he has
been on the road several times. reward of Five
Dollars will be given for his apprehension 50 that get
him again Master Taiiors and others forewarned
against harboring said boy, as determined to pro-
secute all offenders.
nov 90 St JOHN S. EMERSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
APPEAL FOR SUFFERING GENIUS,
The Yriumph Of Truth

By DANIEL Bryan. Price SO Cents.
1t has already been announced that the profits ofths
work-if any should be realzed-are to be applied to
the relief of the BosroN BARD, who is now wholly de-
pendent upon the benevolence of his countrymen for
the humblest means of sustenance.
Ifnot through sympathy and respect for hap)ess &C.
nus--or from regard to the honor of your country
o, do for the sake of Clarity-do through pity for
the sufferngs of consumptiye, dying, brother-man,
and of his aged widowed, heart broken, mother,
tribute YOUR mite to shelter them from the chilling
blasts of winter, and the horrors of starvation!
nov 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

ding in Chatham County, became subscriber
to it, and during the long period which has e.
lapsed down TO the present time, he has never
been indebted to US for a longer term OF sub.
scrip,ion than SIX MONTHS! having always palc
up at the expiration of that time. What dit
ference it would make ia the income of "a News
paper, if its patrons were ali as punctual as
these gentlemen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
Notice.

Murine Insurance Conapanyof alexandria.
VEVHE stockholders hereby notified that an cleo
d ton will be held at their Office Monday the 18th
day Of January nert, commencing at 10 A NJ. and
closing at r. NJ for Is Directors for year
thence ensuing. j. b. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
O. The Transfer Books will be closed on Wednes-
day, 10th january, until the election is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
Gregory's Practice Of Physic.
nov 22-4t

lust published, and on sale by PIsHEY THoMP-
81 SON, Treatise the Theory and Practice of PLY
sic. BY George Gregory NJ d.; with Notes and Ad-
d ions adapted to the practice of the o. S. by Drs'
Colhoun and Potter, 3 vols 9vo. S.
A treatise on the Right of Property in Tide Waters,
and in the Soil and Shores thereof BY Joseph K An
gel, vol 8vo 50 so.
Hilhouse's Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa soce-
ty of New Haven, Sept. -, 1926
Sillimans Journal of Science and the Arts, vol XI
No. 2, S. per volume.
Museum of Literature and Science, Nov. 1896
WASHINGTON. Nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

BEACON OFFICE News Room,
Norfolk, Nor. 20, 1926
No arrivals this morning.
Sailed, schr Carissa, Hill, and Washington,
Edridge, for Providence, (R. ~
The ships Dido, West, for Hamburg; Indian
Chief, Vanhorn, for Liverpool; briggs Rich
mond, Blanchard, for Havre-and Eliza, Pa
trick, for Lisbon, will sail from Hampton Roads
this day, wind and weather permitting-and
from this harbor, schr. Juno, Parker, for Hall
fax, IN. So
The schr. Eclipse, Bell, will clear this day
for Havana.
The ship Bowditch, NJ Manus, before report
ed in the Roads, has gone up James River.
The ship Edward, Chase, for Rio Janero,
and brig Morgiana, Blanchard, for the West
Indies, (the latter in 90 hoursO from Alexan-
dria, have gone to sea.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
SM1P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandvia.
ARRIVED,

Nou. 21.-Schr Fair American, Lymburn, St. Tho
mas IL days to the Capes; mahogany to Kerr Fitz-
hugh
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins Norfolk, with passeI-
gersRepCrts below the sclr Albion, Frost from Anti
gua,with molasses to J. & .I.Harper,-& schooner,
supposed to be the Prompt, from N York, bound up.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
$40 .lcpes Of Eocust LAND,


originally Of first quality, and very successful attempt
has been made to improve it. BY excluding stock one
dollar per i'll clover and plaster will bring it in
lue and product to land in the adjoining county, that
sells at three times much will bertaken for
this 1t is divided into six fields, capable of producing
in good 500 barrels of corn 1900 1000 bus
els of wheat, and other grain and 90 hogsheads bright
tobacco, of which the crop now on hand affords good
proof
The dwelling house is two stories, with four rooms
and spacious passage each floor, cminence
commanding beautiful view of the mountains 5 miles
distant, with all other necessary buildings. Nothing
but the want of funds induces the sale, and it will be
sold much under its value; has crop of 500 barrels OF
corn on it, and crop of wheat very fine land
Itwould be cultivated very advantageous terms next
year to purchaser, either farmed in partnership,
the force &C. let with it. For agreeable society and
good health, it cannot be surpassed. With 40 in fsm
y, have scarcely had fever on it in the four years
have occupied it. Other property in town OF coun.
try would be taken in part payment Doctor H. Peake
of Alexandria, will give any further information
WILLIAM HEBB.
nov 2e-4t Near Haynsarket ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
Just Received at the suction
Store.

n boxes Segars in l0ths, with general assortment.
Of Furniture Also, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hats, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
JOHN S. EMERSON.

Naisins, heather, Sc.
SO BOXES best muscatel rasins
800 sides soal leather
Boxes shoes, and nests of measures
Nests Of boxes, and Copal varnish
An ecellent family GIG
IIogsheads of Whiting, and clover seed
Boxes and half boxes No. l, 3 and chocolate
For sale by JONATHAN SHILLABER.
nov 20-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
Yo Farmers and Musicians.

'Eo FARMERS and physicians.
EsE1NG afflicted with the rheumatism, and my health
I'D otherwise too delicate to admit of my attending to
an extensive country practice offer for sale the Fam
which reside. This farm contains from
400 to 500 Acres
of rolling land of the best quality The soil is mix.
ture Of clay and sand with sbstratum of marie, which
by deep ploughng may be kept in constant course
of Improvement. Ii is situated in King George coulr.
ty, Virginia, in the centre of wealthy and popu.
lous neightorhood, Called Chotank) The build
ings'are commodous, the dwelling house not of the
modern fashon,-but comfortable and sufficiently
large to accommodate any family. Tue stables and
granely have been built but few years. and upon
the most improved plan The situation is handsome and
elevated three fouths Of mile from the Potomac river,
of which it commands beautiful extensive prospect
On this estate there never-fang springs,
yelling the purest water, that have ever seen OH
,fs&stz5s the number of acres. Timber, of the
Es,JfS2}SSss kind common to such SOIL is abundant,
SYEs viz.
.sssssas. he'd & White OAK, Hickory, Walnut, &C.
the second growth locust and cedar 1t lies sufic
emily remote from creeks aud marshes to health
to its possessor, and yet enough to receive the
physicians employment in his profession. The terms
will be very accommodating. Persons disposed to
purchase will address their letters to Hampstead Va
nov II GEO. FITZHUGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
CONDEMNATION OF MUTTNEERs.

CONDE OF MUT1NEERS.
The Circuit Court of the United States, held
by Mr.. Justice Thompson in New York, adj
iourned on Friday. On Tuesday eight slaves
were tried for having murdered the captain
and mate of the schooner Decatur One OF
them only was convicted, named William Hill;
he was sentenced TO be executed on the 5th OF
next December. The circumstances attending
this affair were published at the time, and are
now recapitulated in the Mercantile Advertiser,
as follows:-s' In the month of April last, 33
slaves were shipped from Baltimore tor New
Orleans. on board of the schooner Decatur,
Galloway. the slaves to be sold at New Orleans
On tie massage the slaves threw the captain and
mate overheard, and then appointed one OF the
crew 10 act as captain, and another as mate;
and directed them to make for ST. Domingo
These seamen, unable 10 navigate the schooner,
were compelled 10 make signal OF distress,
when the ship Constellation hove IN sight. they
were boarded by boat from that ship. Lhe
Constellation took out of the schooner the wo-
,men and children slaves, and two OF the seamen,
the other Two seamen remained in the schooner
with the slaves, expecting that the constellation
would keen company with them, but IN the
night they parted. The schooner was next da!
oyerhauled by the brig Rock, which look out
fourteen the slaves and brought them IN mere
The Decatur brought in two, the remainder
were carried to Boston by the Constellation
bid
We copy the following article from the Ra.
LEIGH Register The facts stated are rather OF
an extraordinary nature-and we must say the
last remark is very sensible one.
Prompt pay-There is a gentleman IN this
CITY; says the Boston Courier, who regularly
asks for his bill q few days before the e1plra-
ton of each quarter of the year, and as regular
" NAYS it. This is highly creditable TO the
natrou Of the Courier alluded To-; that our Sub
scription book furnishes astill stronger instance
of punctuality When the Register was estan-
lished in this place, in i7so,a gentleman resi-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
BRYAN's APPEAL, SO.

lust received, and for sale, at the bookstores Of
81 Messrs. Kennedy, Douglass, and Stewart, and at
the Post Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

NJ. CLAY arrived in Philadelphia on Sunday
), and took lodgings at the Mansion Hotel
q, learn that official business prompted him
!. me visit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

From oar Correspondents.
BEACON OFFICE News Room, :
Norfolk, Non. 90, 1926. )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22
AiEs1&z N1N1DRlgAa
.rnNEspAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 80. 1896

:. understand, says the National Journal
!, he SECRETARY OF THE TREAsuRl has been
.soed since Saturday, by severe attack of
',,;ous fever, and, though now better, is still
..h,e to attend to business.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

The Inteligencer of yesterday announces Mr..
o,;o,e,t, four Minister to Mexico as the. col
,..,ue Of Mr.. Sergeant in the mission to the
c..cress of the South American States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

The Philadelphia Franklin Gazette declares,
~, the story Of Mr.. Sergeant's declining the
a,.op to the South American Congress is al
,cether unfounded. He will, in the course Of
week or two, take his departure from Phila-
,,Ohia in the sloop of war Hornet, which is
,ao,tly expected there from Mexico.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

John II. Eaton, Esq. one of the present SEN
,rors in Congress from the State of Tennessee,
h; been recently reelected for six years from
ne fourth of March next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-22

The Associated House Carpenters Of Boston,
have laudibly opened School for the instruc-
ton Of apprentices of the Association, over the
age Of 10, in architecture and practical carpen-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
IFron lie Jackson Gu.tfe.l


Messrs. Abraham and Byrd Smi.!. & :,,;= ,.,4,,..
w. and Samuel Winchester, of AIemp his b.Inn'..
ing 10 The company of adyen,urers. who Ief, H.
place last spring on the Santa re tradjnp evDe1Ii
uon, nave gust returned home, having bee, rnhha,
on their return. They were attached TO that na,r
81 'he company which sat our from Santa Fe ~
sonora This latter company again subdivided
alter having proceeded about three hundred ,nileS
{" place called The Pass, where the above named
gentlemen disposed Of their goods on adyan,ageons
Terms, and started home After having trayeIIeJ
ABOUT SIX days journey, they were attscLed hv =
party OF about one hundred Indians, who ,yitbou,
doi's inrther mischief droye OFF their mules ~ ILe
number OF about seventy-five, leaving ,ben onJv
time. ''S" 81 INC
The balance of the company, amongst ,vbo,,
We're Messrs. Miller, Beits, VOORHEES, Maas;a
Nesoiti and Smith, continued their rop,e r., So
ra' ana may shortly be expected home. Tbev nm.
posed returning by way Of Texas, louisiana etc
ne misfortune of those first mentioned cn,ori
prlsinS young men is much to be regretted and -
IS sincerely hoped, that, as the general eoverr -
hent seem DESTROYS to encourage an intercons-a
WIN Tie Provinces, steps will be taken for 81
enumeration OF their losses. MIR. Benton. No
aoID'' would be found an able advocate NM 80
such an occasion NPO->
xNz--r.an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
L:l.n,D e .sEGRoES roo SLY

l" decree of the court of H,nnv.-
MI me- SUING oi he sold Tuesday the 2sih d.. -
We, IN u i',r2 not the fair day tberc,f,r 80.
} ,nt ''"ei OF land wbereon said JoGa RiebI
| go i ga ing h' Ile time Containing Sy a rec,n, @
SsII , (" ana sixty acres This lald IS rep.,ri,Ii
@ I'M, go ana lac; Immediately III the neIrhbo,,rb ~
; t iaw anigrist mill For fertfy be,i,b o.
ages, tins situation s inferior 10 no. q.
"e ,' e"e ana place will besoid fifteen or twentv III
" I '''c's q" r@"n, women, and bows most Of ,ioy
,t rue land Will he sold upon a credit or,,r,
on' lne purchaser giving bond with approved
money together with deed Of trts, NJ -, '
e",;t' 70 secure ne payment The negroes will he % ,s
CURED. FRANCIS W f cCoiir-STe 'uII'y VIII be
view H. ie''r Wade ~ili shew the land to elsons wb
march !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
with the will ,nneArd Of r. ,vbi,;a''. | jr'
2 county, march J. 49, Z, us'u'


az "uue Of Deed 90 Trust 'xecuied Ly I;,ber, NJ,
y "' ihe laih day 81 December. 1915 10 bc ,, sH,
another Deed executed the Jsy og' 'u y Ni'ue ot
n isop p'I'h' Ann Iough and Eliza Eou,l: ,,iIJ b
ei u',''' o" credit Ut one and two vtsts On ff,
W .Ia'lh INST goo t oberwse the FIST f.ir d.,1 49,
e 'ou,lhfne door IN ihe city Of Wanslurr N ~ ,t
a. % plantation ~ James CITY county, on Cbc,l,n
m 'alel hou.hs Neck, containing by in,afion o1g 10y
c,b ,fe Or s'i part Of which land J., adapteI ,fb
it i0'9ov tni Whcati Tie rcinainltr ,rsIl royoI
, 9ef and affords an excellent ranre for G
'ne yulhy Of The land and i's cOntir,fy t.
ul, !" ., iihg' ~ good msnssef. make IL , ve,
, ,e e,lit etne q indi.puiable ;but eli az ,
mi ti'Te can gyr no warranty ezeq,t AZ f.,t'
viii hortGuired. ff'.r ~ Ivy, =" ii' m the LAID
march 4 Ao++ WILSON, Tgieite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

iSSy the town OF Stanton 10 the mouth OF Little
Kanawha.
"a. An act divorciug Ishmael Moody from his
wife Eliza Ann.
20. An aot establishing town on the lands of
William @. Queen.
80. An act concerning Elliot Rucker.
~. An act for improving the navigation Of the
South Branch OF Willis's river, from its junction
with the said river to Aller's mill
IS An act establishing the town of City Point
IN the county of Prince George, at the place now
known 10y that name.
ITO be .CoutinueJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
RUST S.HLE.

& Gu, ~ deed Of trust executed u, by Wilson Nor,
.uU,s al r, P,e OF ,fcgring the payment Of CERTAIN
March ~ % nesah Brown dec. hearing date the iJih "f
shall nros W." guy recorded Ia buckingham county We
rac Of lame , DAY "a Of April next thai being court dsv
mn Ne" Canton TO Buckineham cpnain ~, rhu 'ead'ns
J"s me lands OF John Wet and other. ne i c Se
iey - a. Is vested ina by said deed, which We b
TIL c. GANNAWAY,3
march & 1890 'i'"ON'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

INDIAN TRIBES. The treaties conc,,,,,s, ,.s.
summer between the United States Commissioners
ana the PaNSnee and Poncar Tribes Of indians in
winch they acknowledge their residence 10 he
within the territorial limits of the United States
ana 20 Guarantee the trade to agents only au,hor,
Sea py the President, and also establishing ,L
SIOUX ana Chippewas, the Sioux and Sac and Fox
tribes, and the Joways and Sioux. resnec,;,,a,,, Va
peaceable footing, fixing boundary lines be,,yes,'
'heir lands, and admitting the general con,rollipa
power OF the United States, have been ratified I've
the President. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
LMe NnlOcs "a HnnL A;. co---:-

rv,uf = "'II"t" y DuHh .NOtcS UtlSDAceH
~. Ip'eriber has Deposited in tie Bank Of V;-~ji,
-, ht.hto"d The, following halves Of two MOI. y; w.
pan Ct 500, pa, lhie Petcf.burg errrA M hsL
[ S'o'noie PAYABLE at Norfolk, letter s. No i7
r e, ana received by him note Any pe,sS
il "1' "'t,"t 'hc parts cOne.ucrdug NAV .G. -
march 4 'i"'' WILLIAM u. CLARKE
- - s3--U
~, az ne lands in said county, owned hv In, 49,. IN
r. 81, >, "l"7, %h he sold publicly before Mr E,g,rJ ~
Term. maze known at The sale 'N''iii
a oe'eHrGn OF The ltGds "a deemed uYIe,o..,, t.
gentlemen "plins 10 purchase are invited 10 raid n '-
er'hcT who will shew Le premise. 70" y" '''e 'u'-
an . FRS. v. WHITING AJu-
6Ioure'ior county inarch :. ", on af'a'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
Extract Of letter from gentleman from r

Extract OF letter from gentleman from BsIG-
more, dated Mexico, Dec. 80, 1925, comnun,.
Gated 10 the Editor of the Gazette.
" regret 10 iniorm you that our old friend (,e
neral Wilkinson is no more. We have but inst
now paid the last honours TO this brave soldier
Inc General, you may recoect, ever since hi.
arrival IN this county, has been afflicted with di-
arrhGs, 50 common among az strangers here. In
bis case, from his very advanced age and nfr,nj.
ties It has proved more than usually obstinate.
and though yielding for time TO medicine and
diet, has continued to assail him 20 the hour NJ
ms death For the last two or three week no has
been so enIeebed by his disease, that he has been
unable TO take his usual exercise On borselarl- I
have seen him almost daily, during this periol At
ms iavorite little villa on the La Vega where he
has resided Tor the las, summer-but lns con.t;,,,
ton was now so broken down, and his stomach ca
impaired that completely despaired of his ,eco
very. Nothing but large doses OF opiufn could =,
all mitigate his d order lie died on the ntgb, -,
The 18th, in the hands Ola few friends ami hi.
faithful creole. His body was BROUGHT n ,be
house Of our Minister, Mr.. Poinsett, and lie h.
tefIneni took place this afternoon in lie pa,b a.
81 Miguel IS an old soldier of the RsvoI,tio,
every effort vas nade to procure for biai p,lifs,,
/ mono ''out these we're peiempiouy l4i,,ed s,
plea That such Eonofs were not e.eo zrsa,ed 10
theiF own countryrnen. lie was followed 4 49,
grave by the most Distinguished military saS c,,;l
officers, and by all the respectable fsrer,e~s -,
tia; city oA''' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

"a Ill be opened for Chapman. Job,so, r., h,
the %rhs ELECTION for tAe Senaorial Dis,rir 'sGg
Vol W o. 1enrc1, New kei Chares CIV J, c. o'
march 4. 10y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
TEXTILE EDUC1VT-O1- =.

mere + vloancy in Mrs. Jane MINOR scbtfc
Tn.h' h'r terms are Tor Board aud tcacb;n, ,h -" . ~
E@sn Of Sn ar including Geography Arithms..
'n ~ ,""e on allio eitrgc of - dol zen s
march j.. gnu "a "u'e"ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

80 VINO H wei. Jul'Ht ipreplir and pu r eomoefe 90,
- der nu'hets rifles rnd n., ,,iI fnd employment M
ine wa.e upon a?Plespcn q oi1scribe, None pr,J
Vly ' neh cau rrodu s.f,l 'cfv ercJrn, - 10 tb,
XIII mdr'iry end soiii'ty. HLAfH BOILING. rstfaio
sn4 t',c .terdstI 81 ,te Arnt-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04

From fAe AanGpolis Republican, Feb GIL o..
ihe commissioners deputed by the legislature of
this state to visit the legislatures of Delaware
pennsylvania and New Jersey, upon the subec,
OF abscoEding slaves, Messrs. Chambers, Colds
borough and Lee, returned to this city on Sunday
evening last, III good health. Their report viii
probably be made in a few days. We learn that
the result OF The mission will be highly satisfactory
the object in view having been accom- plIshed in re-
gard to delaware, and SO far accom- lshed as re-
CARDS Pennsylvania, that bill had passed the
popular branch, and doubt vas entertained
oil It's passing the senate, calculated 10 meet rbe
views OF the commissioners, and remedy the incon-
vehiences and veXations WHICH had been long
subject of complaint
Tie commissioners speak in the highest terms of
the manner in hich themselves as well a. their
representations were received by the authorities IN
whom they were deputed, and by all those with
whom their mission led them to have intercourse
A depulaion from the Abolition Society. and
another from the Society OF Friends went from
Philadelphia to Harrisburg, TO attend to The subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-04
For TIE EN-OELRER.

CONSISTENCY Is not tie characteristic trait of Mr.
Aohn Quincy Adams; and few politicians in the
country nave furnished arguments on both sides so
ireely as himself: constitutional questions a,cdys
surWS ana ercepted On those points, he seems
Always to have been m the wrong, always ultra;
ana OF course his disseners have always been
'" uieba6!y stupid "--Tbis Panama Mission for
example, seems 10 be rather at war with some
declarations, which he uttered in his famous 9TH OF
jury Grafton, where lac ridiculed IN such extraya-
CANT strains The star-ga1ers and Z" lighthouses Of
The skies" OF Europe. Let us see wha, he then
SAID about our exterior relations:
= w herever'the standard of freedom and indie
pendence has been OF shall be unfrrled there will
her heart, her benedicrions and her prayers be- But
she goes NOT abroad IL search Of monsters to des-
roy She Is the well wis.ier Of the freedom and in
dependence al ali. She l. the champion s. vindicaor
0nfy 81 hef otcn She will recommend the gene
ral cause ny the countenance of her voice and the
oeniSnant sympathy OF her example. She well
knows thar by once enliStias ul,der other doi,-
"e's tho'i her 0Un, sce,e they epen the 6annsYs
JorstSR Rdepesldence, she tc0uid i,.roire her.
seq 0ey"Hd tss POtoer of ertrication, IN all the
NurS ~ interest aud intrigue, 0j iliiridudt az
d!tce, enOY, y ambition. tUhich assume The coLOyS
ana aStrp the standard Of freedom. The fttldr-.
mental marin Of her policy scould insensijiy
chdhgs, from LIBERTY TO FORCE The frontlet up
Oh hei Dow would no longer DEAN tctth the ine6d-
ofe SPiendor Of freedom and Independence; but ia
ITS stead iqOtt!d soon be substituted an IN1PER1-
AL pIADEM, flashing in flise and furnished IuS-
re, the murky radiance OF dominion and yo,cer
She might become the dictdf1eSS OF the scoyis
She would no long 81 De the ruler Of her olcn spi-
ritz