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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-26
PRINTING THE LAWS.

No better proof is required, that the pres
ent Administration has committed no important
error, and done nothing essentially wrong, than
the fact, that all the complaint clamor and abuse
against i, in the opposition papers, are ground
ed on the most trivial and unimportant circum-
stances. For instance, their keeping up for
months a constant outcry about the enormify Of
making some three or four changes in the news
papers which publish the u S. Laws, out of six
ty or seventy papers designated for this object,
among which large proportion Of decided,
but decent opposition papers are still retained.
Isaac Hill, o! the N H. PATRIOT, is particularly
clamorous on this subject-but with the editors
Of the National Intelligencer, Eve are quite sa.
listed, from the evidence Of its own columns,
that the Secretary Of State did well, in taking
the publishing ofthe Laws from the N. H. Pat
riot" The scurrIIity, misrepresentation, false
hood; and malignity, with which that paper a.
bounds, would have rendered it d,sgracefd 70 the
Government any longer to have coun,enanced
or ps,ronized il in any manner.
But our principal object in referring TO this
subject at the present time, is to notice an err
ror regarding ourselves into which We find
writer in the Albany Argus has been led, and
which is made the basis of nearly Two columns
Of violent denunciatioE and abuse OF MIR. AID.
ANS. This furious writer says
at is admitted tina. Mr. Adams took away
from the Salem Register, a republican Jour nal.
the publishing Of the y. S. laws, and gave this
patronage to federal paper, printed al Boston.
in the same place with the Patriot, which also
had the publishing Of the U. S. laws. To %.
preciate in a proper manner This act Of Mr.. Ad.
ans, the character Of those two papers must
be brought into view.
"The Salem Rsgister, which had enjoyed the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-26

confidence and favour Of Jefferson and Madison
and acquired an extensive circulation, and
high political and literary character, BY the
soundness Of the doctrines il had promulgated,
and the worth given to its columns BY the Ia.
5ours Of the justly celebrated Dr. Bentley. was
prescribed by Mr.. Adams, without the pretence
Of an offence, personal or polite al. in order.as
| l contend, that he might manifest his approba.
zion Of the principles Of the Boston Ceatinel, and
his high personal consideration of its editor"
"To talk about the age and circulation Of
the Centinei, as Mr.. Adams's motive for c;,.
ing 1t the publication ofthe laws, and proscribiap
a republican Journal, is but pitiful attempt o
cover up transaction that will be a stain upon
him as long as he wears the borrowed name If
republican. He who did not see in this ACT of
favourtism to Ben amin Russell, the evidence
| of ancient friendship not yet melted away, and
a congeniality Of sentiment, was blind indeed"
These paragraph. contain very essential
mistake. The Register never enjoyed lhsM.
crotivc patronage-this high distinction Of print.
ing the Laws Of the United States The Cen.
tinel was appointed in consequence of an addi
tional paper being authorized, and Of course, no
paper was discarded or prescribed to make
room for that appointment. The Centinel a,
at the instance Of President MONROE, soon after
his memorable tour through the Middle and
Northern States, which had such a remarkable
effect in allaying the bitterness and violence Of
party spirit, and producing an /" era of good feel.
ings." A year or two after. an application was
made to the Department Of State in behalf of
the Register, ay some Of our Representative.
5ut the Centinel had been previously re .appoint.
ed. Nothing has since been thought of il by
oui selves or our friends, and we rtainly ever
considered II mater Of sufficient importance
10 make any complaint about il l, has never
changed in the least degree our feelings with
regard to the late or present President, and IN.
der all the circumstances of the Case, We always
thought, and still think, there was nothing cen.
surabe or improper IN the designation Of the
Centinel, although il has operated some what
to our pecunary isadvantage. In one respect,
at least, the preference Of another has given US
satisfaction. Having never received any favors
from the Administration, we escape the charge
which is brought against many Of our cotcmpo.
rarles, Of being " hired rrlainers,"" Subsidized
journalists" supporters of the CONVENIENTLY
authority" &c sc. We trust that even the
editor of the N n. Patriot will give US credi,
for honesty, sincerity, and disnterested motives,
in the course we have pursued and intend 10
pursue, in vindic ating the character Of Mr. AID.
ANS against the unjust aspersions Of mis- enc.
mics, and in advocating his reelection as cacu.
lated 10 promote the best interests Of the coun-
try; to sustain its present exalted reputation a.
broad, and 10 secure its lasting glory.
(oaem Register.
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POETRY.
TFor the Phenix Glzette

. TFor the Phenx Glzette
a Mothers Sb'itoguy on The Death Of her Daughter
She hath gone where full soon, must follow
Her summons, though it seem'd TO tarry long,
Has come at last, TO set the prisner free.
1 shared the parting hour. my Mary,
oh, nv MARY i-'l was natures conflict with
The H,ng ofterrors, but now the secret
All is DER. Pitiless disease no more
Shall scath her wasted form, nor mar her
Beauty ever. The silver chord is
Severed, and hfe's VARYING toe,
Has ebbed its last. The eye has lost its
wonted FIRE; the cheek, once roseate,
Now is cold and colourless The heart that once
Was buoyant with you,h'singenuous glow,
Has ceased its mystic motion and the hand
That oft had beckoned a fond mother
To her sckly couch, to wipe the slew tear,
Which f II reluctant, has now forgot its
Office. The dark tresses that late her biand
Brow had mantled. and gave to modesty
A higher charm, now within the hone
Coffin hid. Ne'er again that peaceful smile
Shall greet parents wishfal eye, nor the
Tongues trembling accents, e'er break upon the
Lst'ning ear. In oblvious quietude
She sleeps IN londer church YARD, where noiseiess
Tombstones their ceaseless v,g,is keep,
Der Wondering prisoners Of the grave.
But OH tue unfrttered spirit is not there.
Far, tar above the tumuits of stormy g
World, or where the adventurous eagle
Her AIRY pinion pl!s, It scars imprisoned,
Or hits mpassioned rounu the throne OF God.
Long shall memory mold thy image in her
u sS 49, f1----,- 49, I'LL tire
Turf that covers thee. Sleep, then, here,
Lamented one, and peace attend thy slumb'ring,
Until the mighty Angels echoing horn
Shall burst upon the world, and witty
The promiscuous inmates of the tomb.
Grand. majestic day! of consolation full
Tothose by highborn blood made free.
But day of gloom, beyond conception far,
To those who spurned the voice of Jesus.
sTUDIosUS.
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w hite Aead.
20 Dollars Reward.

MY Negro Man Starting, went off on Saturday the
Nli4th instant ,as hssai to visit his wife, ms NOT
returning and other circumstances induce me believe
he is making off, Startling is between As and 5o!ean
Of age, feet inches high, stoops in his WALK
considerably grey headed and one spot on the heau
nearly white, occasoned by the kick of horse wnef
boy; has lost Of his upper fore teeth. and one
his toes, from which foot is recoected; has 'nr
Gus scars his legs from cuts with the seythe; =,
clothing aroundabout and trowsers Of grey twied
nestle CLOTH white hat and strong shoes nailed ntns
bottoms. will give ten dollars for spPrehendlngn
if taken fifty miles or shorter distance from non.'
and the above reward if greater distance, and air.
sonable expences if brought and lodged in the ,a"
Alexandra, ID. C. JAS. MlLL'N
april 25-d3t & 1aw3t
ar The National IntelIigencer will publish tne
bove daily three times, and week three pf"''
and send their accounts to this of6e.
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INF, eonversed with BIN on the subject, DO not
know what part OF it he heard or can remem:
Der. With respects
Your obedient servant,
RH: M. JOHNSON.
Gen. DUR GREEN.
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Meeting Of The Auii-Jack,on COMMITTEE.


81 meeting Of the Committee of Correspondence
urh Vigilance appointed by The citizens Of Lynehbnrs
opposed tn thu election Of Cen Jackson thu rresdrp-
cy held on FRIDAY lin inst Present. Massrs. samuel
l. HARRISON Hrtry Davis, James Neshall. Christupher
Wmfreo, John q. uentich, William Mckinney, Robert
Kvlo AMI Rlrhafd Il. Tolcr;
Samuel l. Harrison, esq. took The Chulr, aud Richard
". 'rolrr appointed SECRETARY.
Whcreupou the rhairnan laid before the Committee
IN. following communication;
To tbr rhairuaH and oih5- RrrIy.
If ~ Fpurlhlrg .fBtj.JdCt son COMMITTEE;
GENTLEMEN. 6nd that sh,lI hc prcyruted. by i'm
porttnt ofetH aurtez, which viii d.,ulye m ne nbout
that tinlr on attending tho Ntilacisan Convention
to bc hell IN Rieh nn1 an the 9TH f 'arY uryt. IN
ordar fhcref. hal You may, uucr 'hc authority dele
rntod 10 YOU ~ the meeting, supui the faruaev noN
resign the appointment which that meeting did the
honor 10 eonfsr upon
nm, &c tlemen, with great respect yaur mo.t ohf
scrVt, FOR rlNNTlS " BNbR.
Dee. II. 1s26.
The Committee supplied the vacancy accustomed by
Mr. Sydnors resignation, by tho appointments Of rhomns
A. IIolcomhc, ESQ.
Ordered that thr Secretary inform Capf lIocomhe Of
his appointment aud that these procec she pnhlsh-
cd. \ II HARRISON. Chairman.
K. II. TOT. ER, Secretary.
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CONVENTION QUESTION.

we arr e''o 10 ser ~ '"' P''c''"'"g' OF '''
s'''''"'' ''''' ''''s J'' "''' ''' s''''
urea 10 o. ''s' sig - u " we q'f~
Won o' ''e ''>'o''''d' e''''''"' WIZ 'ne'' WIN
e"1F c'nS'ae'dnon "'" P'""'P' "''''oh ny
tue LEGISLATURE INC ''''""S % -" measure
"h" iaooifa SO 'afhes''y W N'' Tue p'i III mo
Ton, should taxi shame 10 'h''nSF'e 'ha' ''fN
have permitted qneS''on" h'h ]" oil maeh les"
interest, when c7n'Iaer'i n relation 10 as IN
mediate effects on the principles oil government
OF their STATE and whi'n may "' nioch les
when considered IN 'e'hnoh 70 'ne o"'ahon u
those effects, 10 wIlhafa" thef hfieWloh nom u
for moment, and to nag one instant IN ihflf
exerionS. They should not permit the people
for single instant to lose sight OF those efeh'
errors IN theory and great rV'ts IN pr Gee
which (whether erfoneoNN or not ohfY o'ieFf'
and have so often sad, 10 ne consequent on thc
present system. But, II they are convinced tat
those errors and those evils DO eN'.' my on%ht
INCREASINGLY 10 spread them before the people
TO stimulate the iukewarn'--t" gave erdnf 10 thr
cnnfdent--an1 u convince he mbehrsmg. "
acknowledge ourselves obnoxious to tins p
proach but we shall endcavor 70 atoee. bv
future zeal, for recent l"thargy. It, mol neees
sar 10 say my thing, however. now o. the sub
icct The decision of the Legislature oug fl Il
to be waited far. Ifthev grant the people the
facilities necessary to ascertain their wishes in
relation to this matter, it will then be necessary
that the alteration. deemed practicable IN the
Constitution should be faulty stated AID dlsp's-
sionatclv discussed. IT, on the other hand, con-
trarv 10 our hopes and just cxnectations, and
contrary 10 our belief the bill should he again
rejected it will be a matter of deep and solemn
reflection what course the friends ofthe measure
ought to adopt. 1his,iew of the subject, as We
have before seen, when similar determinations
Of the Legislature secuted the just and reason
able demands of a large minority, II not malor-
ity, OF the people, j. surrounded with difficulties.
1t was seen how difficult it waste proceed peace.
ubly, in redres,ing what we conceived 10 be our
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
\ Pocket Book Iost

~ Monday "p 9th If Sn4eol.tl,,t
- IN, Pock"t hook wa either lo,t or .ros
len n BEDFORD 'oulihense. Among other
Pafers therein ronHinrd Wert Two blonde
M bond It John l. Donginss. ete,pted
1nsNosrmher, 1926 iof . dollar, the other
IN AleAendcr Lee, tor - dollars. r,crpleb
IT. 'hf@orhrr Urqpharf, in December. Iso5
! heff hy ior""rr The above named gentle.
mn not 10 pay Their respective bonds unless
implication IS mHdr hNin, self, or by m aren't
hereafter appointed ~ mr.. should any
pefzon find the mtd packei hools, thrv viii
90 #er Hn"ni" lAYor IN In subscriber by
giy IN him the ehrllcI information.
JANIS uRQUHART.
DpCpubpr ~
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~ Plies amounting to s49 0O0

1926 Prizes amounting 10 ss49 0oo
4 Al the Priv, IN a vi II. aud al the mum
bers IN another 70, opcc--fhe anole scheme to0e
drn.,n In ONE Gay and The Whole amount Of
ptsg.snag ,. bad soc a> diann.
P,ire of Tickets So "a tQnalters 10.
Halves, =
n Tue 700 PGzcs ot - 10 be awarded to
the Il 81. secoaj or third Aiso1 ie re 'fiefuh-
ed b, that " hich may dr." the capital p'lHr OF
a1nooo- 60 that a holder Of thfec nun ers, one
ot which shall br IN each division "a ceftain 10
div one p,,zc and ma, draw -Four,
The Canital Prtzc Of = o0e1 10 he p"i1 in
part ~ 1850 TicFets /. no" sealed up q deposit
ed u the bant OF Virginia al J.ynchbnig' q SUD-
Too, =, ,f5- ,,,,trol OF the holder of the dckeU,
The pfzr OF 5000 10 be paid IN pa' bya
nack5pe of 500 ticke,s is deposited IN like maui
ner.
Orders by mil meet the same attention
gwen % persoosl application.
AUG. LEFIHICH. Aaaagy
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From n Literary CcicL
yNNJt Il nIFEI

few wears since one nf the New England
sl,tes. vas rcpr scented in the national g's'a.
t,re. W. 1'aIrnIn pfot,anfic APP IRA '" Of
ordinary talents. and urah cied PATRIOTISM,
Tie feared nothing human. but eut''ta IL
ri a peculiar a,eis SION 10 dueiiug. tie uNu-
ailv Travelled e. the seat of goverune It,
on horseback when his duly called him 70 yep
,rsent bi> native state III Cong e>s. tie was We
), much respected by ms cotfnper'r's, a. a
man ol corrcc Ct habits and dostrS
ftpnre happened that Ia the course of debate,
h.. made use OF some expression ut winch n
yourg N"nthTon tools umbrage, and animated
81 Intention T. challenge the Delegate ailct the
SIS M for an Insult which lie cpsceff Il B as n
tnt=d ~ him. The huntst delegate, hearing
OTIS and not wishing 10 be 81 pSed 9" ihe
rlde ess If hi. Hot>pur. mount Il .ie faithful
see l. ,lh bid adru TO tne city Of Wash agt1n,
o n, morning io'lowlng re day On whlcn me
House closed its session. Arriving a. P'ilad"l.
p i, te ,tnp, ed Il, Il motel, With the intention Of
pt,,a. rhe night there AID pm SUNG his Jour
Ne, lie neXt dav; tine landlord, after supper,
s,oNrd Inn t, a lron On the tou.th floor. aud
eshag bln pleasant deep, left HIM
H. the mor,tlg, cauy, he servants of tn"
Z u.s. were summoned 10 the door, by Il violent
rn5i ag-thr door was lprnnd and 10 oar v"u'g
sonthr1n stood hetre tHcn II hastily Impaired
for Inc landlord the t,oid nd was reused nom
D bid 10 ascertain The EtndemanS pl'as"r
= i,fae h'n Nr. - Ipyoor house - " Yes
ST. - wish to see nm J.! mot be
disturbed SIR" m'la see him Sil, instantly,
an baape-s # great Importance" i dare MT
,ai lin mp, BAT ii you viii stepnp to h's room,
81, YOU shall be couducied.' I ms on,r being
arsalNrd. the apdI, d ed the way to the room
ofoer friend who lay qui"tly ensconced in bed,
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Town Property fer Sale

> u"7t AM To- I'd . mn. ,.t.e,,t.,
"a 5 Cal oHrut {. a. insn o IN, .tLsrri'
-. lof me 10 u' ht ~ Ctaries 1ahpsfu. on
u ST day 81 O,tober. 1s23. Inn IL record
~ HE tlffh's "iirr ii liz linainfs ronri If
- ftaihre, NJ undersigned will, 80 FM.ay
Tn 18th da> "i Jannae neAf. If hir. iiuot
The M mir DAY thcfeafref I'll, a. nnctinp
III IN rrrm'"-e. tor csslI % frrt nf g.on,I
~ the town 81 iynchhura. on n .trprt ~.
40 MUM ihrreoi a. may pa, ihr dtbf due and
costs nj sale. ! AllolCoNBE, Tun-
I'D. JOHNSON, toes
Dee. Il ,s'iet,t -
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JOHN MD ANlEL
MARY JONES
SECOND CLA,s on -.

II. COLLIN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Of Baltimore,
iIaNr tn pleasure to announce the sec nd Class
ot III, Lottery, authorised by the General As
,embly Of Mars land tor the promotion of Sci
ence and Literature The number of Tickets
loHB Ten bonsmd) is con,derabls less 'ban a
Nv lottery 10, many Yeas, and giees to he Adj
NantaIer IN encrcascd chance for the Capital
Prize. TIE DRAWING will take place in
the City OF Baltimore on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th of DECEMBER
and will DC competed on tadt day under The su-
prrndcnce oi the Commits appointed by
Il e Governor aud ouncil.
HIGHEST PRIZES:
In 900 Dnllnrs-6 900 Dollars. DC.
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III snbscIib" begs lenve 10 intoIm his
friends aud hcpuhl.c thai The next .rs.
zion ot hi 'chool viii commence on Tuesday
thr Isl 81 JHnuhiy next
HE eanIsr Of instruct ION will eouprchcnd
the nfeek Latn, tIcueh aud English fr,fupq.
Is Also, Algebra. GeomrtIH. plan l1ig ,nom.
etfy, survey my, History, { oe,aphy, &c.
Persons can also hc taught plisnlel, 10 PRO.
aonner nnd translate the SPANS. aud Italian
ansmR correctly INO GAIA.
Drc. II dol
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HARDWARE And CUTLERY.

A complete assortment Of
Clothes, Hair Hearth, busting, Crumb, Fur
niture, Horse, Sernbl,lng, Nhlte-N ash,
Tooth, Shoe md Broom Brushes.
Very beat Gunpowaer Tr"-Best Loaf 5ngaf
- Brown Sugar offpe--Chncolatr- Vince
Jamaica Rum BRANDY. &. other Grocsrie. .
Cotton aud Wool Cards Bellowses, and n
very great variety OF Dry Goods, not enume,
rated above.
Dec. II. iits2l
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" We have not room to-day for the procco.
dines Of Congress Of MONDAY an TUESDAY lat
nor are they important with ,he exception Of
that Mr. Stevenson has pat maioritic- Of his own
party on most Of the important Committees
Nj. Randolph Is Chairman of the Committee Of
Ways & Menus: Mr.. Camb'rleug. ofCoinmrrce .
Mr. Isaacts OF Public Lands Mr. Ineham of
Post Offices 4 Roads NIL 2, Barbour of the
Judiciary Mr. Nallary Of Manufactures: Mr..
Everett ofForegh Affairs; Mr. Hamilton of Nh j.
tary Affairs ; &c, &c. We shall give their na IN es
in full in our next.
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Prompt PAYMENT.
MNNAGll,'s OEflC T.,
I,n.LI-D,-.- lIiI-IIr Ia1r

MNNAblI,s OEfIt J.,
L,urhllug lit Dec. 1927.
lglICkE1 No. 1907, Which drew The grand
4 Capital p'i2c ot 5000, IN ihe Virginia
statc Navigation LoDIer, No. 81 the 10Th OF
Ii mouth. was tus day presented nj this office,
b, Hai'y Porter Esq Of Ke1neky, who, as usu-
NJ. received fan amaaut OF hls good luck in
can 4 sharc Of No. l,es7. eul'scd TO u p,ize
Of = laoo, and two Ir,A,< al 1910 are sold in
Kentucky the owners arc no doubt IN posses.
slnn II lhe cash through thr hands gcn = in
thai stat. wht are provided with the mcau- Of
payment. ihrr, now Romans but u sne } en-
uant oi p,1cs Ia Glass No. i To pay, who. can
be md Oh application.
L. The hoidr, Of three tickets may lose 50
Il ,.ls mud may draw $50 mo
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.AAtnlNistYMlNrs ~

hpY9lIa be sold to the highest bdder,o ON FRI
~ day 2ist. December nexi,the Negroes be
longing TO the estate OF Richard Jones, decd
late II Amhers, n-is'lug Of men women, BOYS
aud Gnis. some of which are particularly like:
), hiso II tie same time and pace will be sold
all the crops OF Cora, Fodder, Oats, an Rye.
The household, aud Kitchen Furniture {some
very nlce) The plantation Utensils. Oxen n
Cart With the stock Of horses, Cattle, Hogs,
and Sheep. The sale will take place At the
LAKE residence of sad Jones, near tfaniord's
zap. Amherst County. The ferms viii be for
ne Negloe, cash OF Negotiable Notes drawn on
either Bank IN bynrhburg for sixty DAYS. The
Balance Of the property VIII b. sold on d credit
ludl June next, with the purchasers givng
bonds with approved security.
JOHN MDANIEL.
MARY JOINS.
administration.
Nov 90 codsl7
The above sale is postponed mtil the day
ofJanuary next JNu. VI DANiLL.
MARY JONES.
Dec. Y. ctds2l
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no., "e2l r rr', ,21eoldctel,.Spo,qlp
NJ loinrr co-tou -. nnd friends IRE iuvi-
ted 10 call nnd take q nncf IN tbs brrullui
scheme, winch i. to hr drawn IN few da"--
drlay not, ar vou may lose HI onpilsl which
Is for ,nlc NJ the fortunate e6irr of
AIRAN n. NORTH.
u Orders from al part Of The utiled
states, by mail, "nclo.ing the ensh 81 prize
tickets. viii be- thnukinll, received aud
promptly nllcnird to, II addressed 10
A r. v.
Whnie Tickets Is 90 Quarters 81 80
Iihlres -
Dee %.
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THE ViRGI<lAN.
pNRlCK COUNTY

Those persons IN Ptuick vino are opposed To
the election OF Gen. Andrew Jackson 10 the Pre-
SIdency OF The United States, viii auend n lie
cembcl Court, for the purpose of sppomtng De
leCatcs 10 the Convention which is = assemble
in Richmond ON the I'd Tuesday in Japnary.
MANY FREEHOLDERS.
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New and Fashionable

81 BTV r.. X Y.
" iCTOh have just receiy, d
" rom New York u Philadelphia la,ee
add, non to then to,mcr >tock-to 3" hich they M
yite the attention OF the puallc.
Dc Il oU2l
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I'll c,nYt feazsnabi,. rVnrc-
- can y m, Nif.,a.5 IA
81 n an ~ II. ,nanase.,..zt OF. err al
,. ~. Ms T. g. er.
-.
IN. : s,y,1-Thr 4 s
soE-''1, 80, gl,.tan ha.,tg On board
- Il f'i up tt t-a,n T.n,pico ION
VI IA. 2" '.'
Eeu "t "n' - f,,t tear,ov. sailed
Tn s., HIM +, number Of 4
- -hF'h' ..,...,,,. nj married. vuh
n "a 1851
? "a. ;. 'i''' ,.-,,,.,to, r,nt Booth had
Tt F,,r.,-, ,,n.4.aif Of a piratir,l
-, Of Eostoa#
= o.f,.yoes & This splendid ship, bclicr-
,La I,,r., 7Gept ~ pur N.v, aud II &
- .t,i,ly not exc led in point OF beau
~ .,,,, Of her ciaSs. "as Yesterday tow
~ u,,,nton Roads. T ON her anchorage
ea ~ :, Nt.,n bv tie steam. boats Iirginid
- o.,.,n and N,rtoH. { ut Young.
- n I,,,ra was launched tom the Navy
.,f;,.n,rt in Det5bpr. 1922. md mas not,
~ ,,.,o,t time. been fitted for sea. As
~ t,,,,,I architecture she las. IN our judg-
nv .u,erior. aud docs infinite credit 10 her
49, ,.'ns,,uetor. tn sfyle in which she is ft-
-, - al he credliAbie In tue goou tasir WlllcI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
EnrnVikc Nisic,nes.

lie President aud directors Of the Lynch.
bur. an Nairm Turnpike Company, have
dccared dividend at t,tee dollars nn each
shne, 10 be pjud on application 10 the 1rras,.
rer. ALEXANDER IOMfklNs, Tea.ucr.
De. II, 32l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

NJ Nm B. Gasais agaio elected Governor
of rhi. Commonwealth No opposing candt
date was nominated; but. II will be- perceived IL
verIhclc.s, thai fhete was 10 Uncomfortable OPP.
position 10 his reelection. Nlr. Giles once oh
lected 20 tho educational the poor aud rronoun
crd our primary schools. established for tt
purpose & he as odious AZ the Taiin usrif
How ia we know bun Mr. q may even oh anpe
his views on this snhecl-ntter Mr. Adams aud
Mr Clay are out office The reason assigned
10y his friend aud nomnstor. Nh Nash. for his
change of opinion. any thing but compliments.
ry,-to wit thai AT the tim lac prof.sscd him.
self so much opposed 10 H. and regarded
IT IN the same point Of vies as he did the Ianf,
he WAS ignorant Of lis details Here is a mnn.
then, setting himsclfup as Judge Of an importan,
matter of state policy. and rcprobnting il in the
scvcrc,t terms WIN, wbet he is seeking popHiari-
~ finds tnecessary 10 rhmge bis opinion. and
thrn justified the change 81 the p'ea Of previous
ignorance How do We know that his opposi
ton to the Tarltl does not proceed from the same
cause
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

~ We understand, that the early pat . fast
week, there h1i pa>sea The upper gale of the
ly'.hhnrg an4 Salem turnpike, upwards OF
5000 hogs this se.isoo. the whole number ,lrat
passed the last season W. 400.