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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14
100 900 dolls.

the immense magnitude OF which, and the brliancy
of the other numerous Capitals combined with the very
low rate of the Tickets have caused most examped
demand from every part Of the Union, and they al
ready becoming scarce Distant Adventures should
therefore forward their orders without delay in order to
secure chances for the Prizes contained in the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14
Edward Stabler s. Son

Druggistsin ALEXANDRIA,
The only Agentsin the District Of Columbia,
for disposing of the INDIA EXTRACT.
ION every box observe the signature OF
ROBERT HARRiSS, jr
UrPrice, il so perbox-sls per dozen
june Is op
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14
King street Hotel.

AlnS-Street hOteA.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the public tha
Il he has taken the house lately occupied by Mr. Chas
Scott on King street nearly opposite Mr.. James Eng
shs -four store, and in the neghborhood of the dag
ona pump where the best water in town is obtained
and intends keeping it asa
House Of Entertainment,
where travellers and others can be accommodated
with every thing necessary in such an establishment,
on the very best terms Connected with this establish
ment is large
STABLE,
which will be constantly supplied with the Best PIP
vender the market affords, and attended by accom-
plished ostler On his own part, he is determined to
spare no pains to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their custom, and soicits share Of
public patronage
SAMUEL HILLS.
ON. B. S. H. will, as heretofore, cement BROKEN
COMBS in the neatest manner, their being left a:
the above establishments at MIR. Thomas Mounts.
je 14-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14
This is to give No ice

VUlIATthe subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
II Court of Charles County, letters testamen'ary on
the personal estate of Nehemiah Franklin late o. saa
county, decd All persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same win
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at or before
Che goth day of June next, they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate 1veh
under INV hand this 18th day of January, 1870
ian 27-2aw3w wALTER NJ MILLAR, Exr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14
handing,

handing,
From brig america, from Boston,
IN HHDS bright retailing molasses, ravens duck
JUand choppa romas.
From brig Robert Coehrans,
500 sacks Liverpool filed salt
10 packages Of domestic goods
From sloop Constitution,
200 pieces penitentiary plaids, 40 pieces a. check
100 pieces indigo blue and mixed sattinets' ribbed
cassineres and daIb cloths
2 bales twilled linsey-For sale by
A. C.. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14

Fresh Raisins and Oil.
T ANDING this day, Bunch and Muscatel Raislns,
IL in boxes, halves and quarters, Salad oil
Java and Brazil Coffee
ST. Croix rum
Mess Pork, New.York inspection, for sale oy
dec 7 A. c. CAZENOpE 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11
A TRUE STORY.

The following has been communicated
Ia us AZ u " fat motier:'
In a neighhorng county, "idower who
had acted the part al a brute and tyraut
10 his wifi, went, shortly after the demise
FMS spouse, to pay his respects To a hnx-
ON widow, who. like her sultor had not
the best reputation for suaNity of manners
and mrckocss of temper. The following
dialogue rnsncd:
lie. Well, Madam, am come to see
yoe
Her. Will YOU may Just clear Out a
Geln, for III have nothing 10 do with YOU.
len n"cd'st think tn get me. You abused
and whipt Your fist wife-and | know
what kind ola fellow Won are.
lie. Yes, did, aud if had you, I'd
make yon toe The hig-ld give YOU a
Did good thrashiug every Time you de
ser,rdi it.
Strange as It may appear, they were IL
olt"d IN the "blIssinl bands of matrlmouy"
IN three days afterwards
" Was ever woman in this humor wood?
:" Was ever woman III this humor Won :"
Ohio Press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11
Aa1s3VfrAMu0,r9.
AL iLEllS


Thr tKlstrucr ot TIM Prdical Sair4 .
Bfrbtry, q Governments tolerated h, c,.
Vit1ed nations, IL an anomaly IN the To-
- II the World. They hNe ncYrr I'll, ".
, recently made any professions 10 an
ebse vaacr Tie laws # nations. Thcrr
p'naty pelleai maxim has been. ihat
Icy We" naturally Al war with all ChrIs-
tau natlons, who did not purch 50 pr,,ri
Al heavy pie, and msu'aln il h, :, d.
grazing annual tribute. 'fhs Na4 tn. way
the United States first M :, peace with
ih'm, ami, Ia our shame M II SPOKEN. we
w'ts irint5lus 10 ne, ds-I6cahlr fuhb,r RS
I'll within tn lat twelve l,lis. Bot. not
only did liry iramfle on tn laws of ma.
tvs IA tbls hndamru'ai article of rrace
And Mar, but ttty nldc SLAVES of ,hrif
J l,eo'fs, and demanded Tor thrm an ~
o#hia"t t'ns"m. Tteatles they regarded
20. Any longer than II suited their con,r-
hrner prrlrAt Tor brpakug a treaty
was ai"ays 1t baud, aud from that mn.
mrat. war WAS understood tn exist. with
OF any prey lons declaration or notice Ia
IL" sili.t p " concerned. parp tho cnr.
ir' h' gan thtlr drptrdalluns, sennr. Il The
Hrd1trnhnrHn, seized every ,n..rI that
-. a. ''s'' '''f
's",' ~ '"'' '''f"' ""d brought It into
80 "''''' '',f cargo NaF coniiscaied, aud
'' '''N e"ouf o'a 10 slavery Instead
= '"'SaS'oS $ en- q, onlrag" rs lIs luiamy
w. nv INSURED n'ii"n deemed II
lPdcN Ia snr again for peace. ta IA, Al -.
tortnnas sum by special aglrrmrnl. aud in
presents, a. thu ptcr Of coarllBinp. Ia re-
d""m fhe PrsnHrls H. slavery, and SUNNI,
~ ',i' ',',',''''',"e '"nu',on at s"ndlas IN
n n,I'''' ''''u'' 10 htnd at lrerhooters,- -
~ WV "'ales mac and htokrn nrre-
- ~ "'e@"S ei plumber aud thus did ia,
h'"tu ! '"i"'sles, Tie contempuhle pahc,
~ 'n' taf"r1ao poNelr, not o91N ~,
."'''''.ans' % e3ell her IN sueh humblos
p ,'.',. 80 =, "oa o.lol'o IN p4r'r e"ns"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

nature, s.iti $ miserahl degraded ~ II;
Government zaaficmeBiary ehapiFl
eslniaias extracts from the American Con
silsr Jouind kept II Alger-, narrdlng
safp. nt ffniHus events. llllsi aii'r 81 IL
genius 81 lite hf.'.eb .usli, aud iis hahlis 81
in.rcour.r s,un f'r.ign'ts. In lhe Az
pendi, ar tbrpHn Together se'"fbt d"cu'
merits 81 VAL.
Bot ~. could MT point IA particular
pari, af this sniemr. - worthy oi tNcip-i''
atfeuitnn. IN. Whrls IS Wrl'ien With q
d4ouy. a freedom 81 rrnefk. an mdrpfo-
deni ton at euintun aud Investigation, IN.
seHha, win ~ iniiufate knnalrdg" II III"
a.hirrf- Brought uudrf naiice, which sltr
81 atrnrg q ms tu rssprtt aud fuobdfnt'
~ riir am UT COMMUNICATES mas
Of rurnas and mn riru facts. not hriotr
pfe-,afcd 10 The retdWg pThlic. Il has
al hteu cpnInian ior an ag'n NJ irn u any
country. possessing ihr autbnr's in''hl
genre. rank #es~ AID lelents, In be employ
~ ~ the diplomats hhalts al Tn Bnb"y
States; y cap.ciit for low intrigue, CHI
canprs and arlliite. has ustnliy hfro con
sid,rtd lhe primary qualification fof snch
y
eplrs "a winch the respective Gofcn-
neut. haze rrqoilcd thor agents n art,
aud TIN rxlianrdlnaf, Transactions 10 nhleh
tins intercourse has uniformly I'D, II IL
nai surprising thai M one has been found
Wiling 10 rrtealthe dark poIie,, BY which
~ .4strnrllnus rn1pcllcd hnn 10 h gut
ded, II his own spIra did mol prompt him
H. u. ~ the concurrent sanction of al
the thrl-llan Powers. growing ont 81 lhf1r
rtn'ud jednnsles, such h.s brrn the s}s-
tenn aausrrd 10 ~ treating with The Bar
har> irtr5, that ~ public agent "uuId
dar' IN unlold and spread II ut before III
world. uucctlment and daptlcity werr
"-sruil parts If the system Itself. Bat
tlp. mud and PEE of lhr American Goesul
IL cfal wote bound by no sneb igonhlr
rI91ts - thtsr he has scrullnlZrd deeply,
A. declared freely what br Discovered,
aud hal H. Thought. The Disclosures n"
has IA d., and winch Others will makr. by
palsnug the rraek ~ which hr has rnp.r
I'd, viii Afford key 10 many paris of Ep-
rnp"an hi-tury ihai are YET hidden. II II
TN dulu atlc proceedings nfrhc Christian
Ga,en Intuiz With the Berblrt Stmr-,
Maraera, Alglrrs, runi aid Trip Il, could
te htougbt H. light, aud recorded for the
Iusp.e 'an # Tie world, ~ doubt whether
no, slguaI =, ldtncrs Of the sbu-r OF nov
cr 'hr fnrcc al base pas inns. and The
wlcaedne~s of rulers, could b. collected
I ON the annals of the cisilzrd world.
"A Im,y R,riflg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11
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A. 4 X. :. .

me Two CIV =.


lis hlcsk wild natl, --Ha' efeen q bright
D. Inc snnmer's warmth. saa ia'ai..iay lirii.
Ile,r Inc hnw of TIE bee AID e'e ealrr o'
Ia wren.
An tsr dnsb al tie brook fpm the aide
qbe,e he sound ofiha bell Iron, the scatter
e. 4 ok.
Ar pr made OF the beach l'es cool on The
TX,
hailfe.a from The vss' i, The tree Wind
trtozA.
There !, nothing here that sacaks Of dealh.
FarYnsIer. where orebuf1s n gardens liz
R4a dsaiInes eas 81 L j. hive ulrn di~,
7 lev are befu thcy die, md att buried uear
Nhere the populaus graveyard tighten th'
r r strict aud elasr are 'ho ties illai hind
, leath lie children al human hnd
I =, slre'.r and closet than 'hosr ri iiic,=-
'ftsa aeielhsf',na fhn' knenf no strilr,
1hay are uoiseiesly gathered friend d tot
y Tho s'ill aud dart asseHiblics below
Without "a rawn scr snlla hoy meet,
I.Ieh pale and ralm IN hs Whining sheet
J 'hai ailcn home at leaee and gloom,
C@wlcd Ike guests ~ banquet room
Yei siteae ar. grave IA tia. loprly SPOT,
, +'t
;. NV sen itrh,-f iLH'ofe 5a'S
'7'f ''7'3 'nflr i''s ~ l"t .la'''''' '''''
q FH'e "e.f ny Ni.'e1 ~
. 'ss' o'i ~ a'' i"'hs % sue"
=, ~ an ''H IA N''' ''H va NJ
y, e'e s'.s"'ly 7lV ny nov W.. -,
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y ''' ''s '"'s'a' P'aE'i w. '''''2
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4, ,,.t,
me - az l''a' ~ ~ ,'.'.'' In.
~ : ''f 'ih.'sh az Nv 'r''"t
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q III. f3n.i. mot mas nan taiI.
Al ifse5I, III. .,,a,s Ind ,,.,41 eli, ,h,
ss,te
va..f4 ,,f,,.fh, t.,,.. a .rs,. ,yrs made.
Y,rb. le,veaib. ds,. aid woods way.
A. .sv..,it.. ,..fei, Il. h. ,l.,.-.
Al the .,.,,l .,5., ia, INN, La..s. lis door
Hi,,.ard .,4er, tb,.,r o,,,er, n,..r olrnrd
L.C,r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
MIR. RANDOLPH " CAPT. BALD
WIN.

From The Phiiadtlphia National GAG cite
Captain Baldwin, OF lie packet ship A =.
'eXonder, handed 10 us, yesterday, for
publication, the following statement. As
we inserted the extract from . letter in
which Mr.. Randolph accused the Cap
tain az misconduct towards him, we could
not decline a reply To that accusation, cOu-
sistag of facts alleged il self defence ;
and we trust that the many editors VINO
likewise admitted Mr.. Randnlph's state
ment into their columns, will gi.t place 10
the answer. upon the same principles of
fairness and equity. Until yesterday, we
had no per: onal acquaintance with Capt.
Baldwin hnt we felt an interest ia his
case from tAp very respectable character
which We knew him To heal IN the eeti-
nation of very rrsucClahle mpu, and be
cause. by the circulation of Mr.. RaudoIph's
letter. hr was arraigned publicly without
any public pr0vncation on his part, aud
during his absence, when he was exposed
Ia those pelils or chances, which render
the return of sea-farIng persons, always in
degree uncertain. We are Ear from ia
king ANY pleasure in the PRONUNCIATION of
snch details concerning Senator II the
United States. They morlifs us as Ameri-
cans and we sincerely wish that he had
given no occasion to The publication OF
them, AT least in this way.
To The Editor ofthe Nat Galette.
SIR: have seen since my arrival, your
notice of Mr.. Raodolph's letter IN rcIa-
ton 10 my treatment to him during my
last passage from this port To Liverpool,
which letter WAS so maguanlmOusly cub
/ li-hed to the 10 jury of an absent man.
have to express ny acknowledgements TO
y"u for nterposng IA kind word IN my
behalf, until could speak hr myself
This, now find, in the opinion Of my
fricnd-, ought to have been done before
bui assure YOU IL has been omitted en-
tlrrly because | thought the character al
Mr.. Randolph so we'll known throughout
the country, that reply was not necessary
ASH has been suggested Ia me that
there are many very respet table persons
who knowing only one side of the qurs-
tion, may take his accoppt of it to my dis,
advantage, without hearing the ether side
| plainly told, | am therefore obliged, very
much against my feelings and iuelina!ioa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

.altr fht writer ~ the PUBLISHERS fanr.
TIN nfiida,ii fmadr an that uerasinal iilat
hr was ptowHtaf af til cupy flsli, SCI
thr n,aiter raliIely A. rest. 1here i uot
y lii.rsry mo- M England Who doubts
ocott'- lltlr.h
Sl,ridan &. Dandas.#- Sheridan, IN at
Tick ing Ministers. observed al. A. had
b,eo stated nat Gentlemen would s"rfr
their country. without, 1t The samr umr.
srftiug tnpmsrlfes. we certainly bad Al
present most grnilemtuiy admnisira-
to-; and on gentleman, Nj. SECRETARY
Dnndas. Is THREE times ~ mech - geUtlr-
mn a any ol them-ipr he has three pla
crs."
Upon ihi. attack, Dundas, tnrn very re-
croflg married. wy gr ,elS assured lhr
fIoa-e that hls Situation Vas NIL IL hr IN
We'd that etrrs mornfug when h. got
up, nd rt,rF night vim he went 10 rest,
be- hrd q task Ia peffn.m almost too great
for hnnan punrrs. ~herlda Instantly
rrlorled thai he eimseif would he very
-nappy 10 rrlcsc Dundas from tho latigpes
Of the Home Department
Aaidaniana.
--aoD-
RogH .Sboofug. / has been wiu1ly OBJ
served. In re ,I.,o,s 60 bt seniority ~
the Ro, Il Family NJ, oul, In virtues,
bun al rer accomplishing do,p c,ru
10 shooting e. BY sr.ratriv, IN The toy t
Family. ". have head from oliue--.
ttat 10 frce 90 lhr -l1ge esrr surpassed
The shnotIns rNearslbus Of liz. -. Of !
aud the ID. III g.. Tne brothers, WIN
used formerly Ia he companions n4 tltsr
urcaslpus shot ~ preserves sNartning with
pheasanls, bat ur.lber al tbrm had The at
al holding the Gun III The direction 4 tn
bird aud supplied with loaded Manions -
E,,i ~ they could br handed by thu SUI
vanta, Pup, pop, pop, pop. pop, pop, was
heafd without a moments cessatlon, aud
nothing hut pop, pop, pop. came Of II. Al
lnst by good fortune up would rise som"
pursy great grandfather Of q pheasant. that
had seen many generations of phrasanls
pass away, m alderman OF bird, 81 cor
pnlent AID heavy, thai hr could hardly
way his slo" wings Flap ,p-hsp. tc
GOES. At the rate at 20 yard, minute, he
fore thu vety mu2zlrs ui the Royal Ma
tups. BplL brothers itr about twenty
shots NJ BIN. while he malrsncaly saIs by
10 front olthen pieces aud one shot At lat
by good lnck, takes effect, aud down drops
he unWird, old gentleman l'he two
spurtsmrr are now IN erslaclr-, while III
the ColnncIs AID Generals. the SIR john
aod Lord Charlr-es, comprising The cor
trgr, are IN admiration Lost. a clpilHi
-hpt n surprising shut! nr,rr sa" such e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

We find the following excellent letter in
the app.nd,x 10 Fir. ). Z. Spr,gup's in
terr4tlag l.losy on John ADAMS and
Tbomn, 1f'rsoo. l.Not Gaz.
letter from Mr. Jf rson 10 Mr.. Albums,
ON me d'ath Of has mfr
N0NTIcELLo. NuY. l9,18l
The pnbllr papers, my dear friend an
nonnrr the ratl event Of WHICH yonI let
ter Of Octobrr 2oth had gwen me onin-
ops forhadIug Tried myself in the scbo i
of aillWton.by the luss every form of CON
nrxlon which can rive the human hrart, /
know well and feel what you have lost
what You have suffered, -arr sanrnug,-
aud have vet 10 endure. The same uaal.
have Taught me- that, for III, 81 immeasa,a-
bic, TIM and silence ar" the OILY medi
cinrs. ! will not therefore, b. useless
condolences, open alrtsh The suices of
your grief nnr, although mInallng sincere
" my tears with yours, will say word
more, where words are VAN but that il j.
of some comfort Ia Us both, that the term
is MT very distant, At which we are ta de-
postr in the same c"rement. our snrrows
and oar suffering bodies and ia ascend in
essence, 10 an eXtatc meeting with the
friends W. have loved and lost, and whom
we shall still love and never LOSE again
God hlr-s yonand support yon under your
heavy ailllctI"n.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

showing IN seif defence the ronduet o
DR. Randolph on board my ship.
No sooner had he gained the deck q
the snip At Newcastle. thsn Nj. hah
dnlpn's irritable disposition big IN IL
shps fsrlf in consequence Of his over
hrariag one passenger ask another "hrNl'
e. NJ Randolph had paid his steamboat
fafr--bi- rrlns,i Ia do whirh hid bfeomt
matter of pahiic conversation on boaFc
the steambnal, ipr tins he sNOrr IL s"aid
j not do hy rragon, Is he alleged, oi h''-
lug been taken IL this city against his 4" III
aud jhat therefore they were bound 10 re-
turn hlm trreof rxprnce; aud To prevent
difficulty or detention one nf thu passe0'
gers actually paid NJ Randolph's pas
az" u Newcastle. II is proper far me- l.
state here. that The stories about the DOC
and thr dn"l, calculated in this city after
our dep"rl"rr, we're not exactly coTrrt
although II is tue that IN the aii'lr al the
dog beiween myself AID steerage pas
srngrr, Mr.. Randolph very particularly
and politely requested oftnr permission Ia
take the animal. md consented +; and a.
It regards the dael, Mr. Randolph 'Iid d.
pla. a, pistols on deck, bnl for what OBJ
lrrt | cannot sly. unless for the purpose OF
lntlndatlon.--D getting to sea, NrRan-
dalph's qaernloas disposition manifested
Itsf!t 10 such y variety ii WAYS "a 10 defy
description. II maInIf consisted IN con
trtdlctiUn, severity of rrmlrk, profanity
Vnlsdfiiy, and even pbsctnltf ; indeed, rs
gard the LITTER, such was hrs language,
~ la,
bad Their ftaiiIles with tnen, actually de-
slred me Ia have a separate table for the
ladies' IN thrir own cabin, and | WAS ohIlg
ed 10 assure thcfn that II he did not mend
his manners be should have another apa +
nent and table for his own private USE.
Dat Of such conduct, which was either
ali" alton of mind or influence Of drunk,
grew the al ar oo deck which he has So
generously qlested should be tken and
Judged by llself without any Irrelevant
matter. Tbs irrelevant matter j. npthl =
Nor" or le.s dian general abuse of eve J
thlng aud every body II was hi, cu-tou,
to 81 opon deck, late Al night, and there
loterfrrc Witt discipline Of the SHIP,
hy dNeri,ng the attention. e officers
bel '-;nan, aad itch practice winch
neither master cor pass 'ngtr-, as lar A.
my experience gors. viii appro'r; no.
while an governed by MY prcsrrt yleH =
4 dniy to ny owners, my passengers, and
myself III permit. o. tbs occasion,
politely requested hin moi 20 do 81, IA
az ifc'tep IN the vulgar manner he has
publicly aCkno lodged. Tbr officer at
the deck afterwards told mr he remain, q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

eepi the novel;. there were no mutual
m sneiions which could 50 fuidously IN.
,ol,r ihe writer IN the PUBLISHERS faiinr.
TIN nflids,il lma1r an that neessiaal lflal
he was proprietor af tn c"py fisb, SCI
thr nratter raliIely A. rest. 1hrre i uot
= lilrsry ma IN England Who Doubts
ocoit'- lilirh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

II is said that thr Philadelphia Jackson
Comrntterof II hgh-pmdrd aen, will an,
drscend IL give Il reply IN Jonathan Ro'
bert because he IS IA Nunigon,fy Ia
mrr.' The rat said 10 the CAT, you al.
beneath my nollce.p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

The opposition are anxious To send men,
hers To Congress opposed 10 TN present
administration. Do they expect neotlcr
election Of President by tue House oi Rem.
rrsrutatives2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

General JONES has been elected To- tLs
n. Caiolua House uf Cotnmous, again,
h, erpressed oish nav, be even utot ..
boat tIrctonrerng against himself, bn,
was quite unsuccessful How many su,b
Generals have VT in The country?
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11
foors respectfully, S. BALDWIN.

No 81 of joIy r pobIirans in the state
"'q"N'd themselyr- more heartily on The
Iafe 'oiycrsary thau the Iaporers 90 the
ON" Canal. Among the toa,ts gwen al
The Celebration on The LDrkp4 summit. We
select the iollo"ing: lPcopie'S Press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

The Editor of the Boston Galaxy, ad-
vtriln@ I" the celebrated paragraph in Mrs
M'D"lhe's after dmuer speech, that h-
Was not opposed to the Administration.
but that the Administration are orposrd
To lam, tods parallel in the anecdote of
the soldier who being demonstrated with
for not firing with the rest. rephrd-. WHY
me 2" '''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

rubhc auafs, comment mai tnfy were IN
g"ad hands, AID euatrni 10 be pa ,sruger
IN anr hatk ~ the shore fr.,m winch ~
not distant. Bnt tins monifntous pes
ton, iis' fir bell ~ the nigbt, awaken
81 and iill a ne with terror. cposIdrred
II II anre ~ the kncll If tin Union. II II
hu.h"d indrrd for the snament hut TIN,
r. rrrrieyr only. uat fna sentence. \
geographical lue, coineiding with a mark
- principle, moral and pallncal, oncr
eoncryed AID held mp 10 the augry pas
suns of men, will nrt.r he ohllcraled ;
aod every nrA irritation will mark IT
deeper aud deeper. | can say With con
srious truth. iha1 thptr IS not man -
narlh who would sacrifice more than
would 10 relieve -. from this hrasy re-
prooch ia hnt praeiicrbis way. The er.-
sion 81 that hnd IF property for 50 II II
nisnamed, i a bag.i.lie. which would
mol cost mr. second lhnught, IT, in that
way, general tuanppltIpn ADD cTpafrt.
otjoH could be effected and gtadnally aud
~ th doe sacrifices, lhink il night bc.-
Bot 49, - Is, W. may have the VOL by the
"ar, and - ran neither bold ~ let tim
20. Justice Is 10 one scale {, srlf- pfesrrth-
Ton II The other. Dfnne thing am Ger
tain, that, - the passage of SLAVES from
nur State to- another, would not MAKE q
slave of SIG human beng ~ hn would
mol be 80 without II, ~ then ddilsinn over
a greater surface would make them lndi-
tldn'lly happlrt, aud pfoporll1nshly faci-
ll'atr the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of their tipan-
clra'jon, by dividing tue burden on goat
rr number Of coadlflo#s. An abstinence
too fam this act ofpnwer. would renoyr
lhe i"sloasy excited by the undertaking
ut 'sugres~ 10 rraulalr the condition OF
The different descriptions of men rompos-
lng = Stall. Th- 81 tully i, the excll-
slte rig 1 of every STATE, which nothing
~ the Constitution has taken from and
given To The general Government. Co6ld
Congress Tor example, say that the non
irrenrn Of Conn, ctcdt shall be fH#rmrn,
or that they shail mol en- < ate 10 any other
Siatr2
regret that am now IL die in the be.
lief that the nsrless stcflirr Of themselves.
by 'be generation Of '76. To acq ire sell
government aud happiness 10 their conu-
try, Is TO be ihru n away by the unwisr
and IN" orthy passions of their sons, and
that my only consultation is to be, thai /
I've nat 10 weep over it. If they would
hni dlepassiouately weigh the blessings
they would throw away, against n ah-
-tract principle more likely TO be effected
by lnion than by schism they would
pause b. fore they would prrpetrate this
ac' Of suicide on Themselves and of trea-
eoa against the hopes Of I've world 10
Yourself rs rDe Gurafal adyocatc of onion.
tender the offering # my hugh esteem
and respect. I'll JEFFERSON.
To The Honabie JenN HoLNfs.
The Statc q .Hnjne, nolO in Com
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

The Democratic party in the State of
Delaware. have nominated Dapid Hq..
zard. of Sussex county, az Il candldate lor
Governor, aud Dr. .9,aoH Ddudau as a
f'n Representative IN Congless,
Of thai State.