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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-19

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JIAvE received per ships Virginia and Boston from
ment OF
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG JVHICH ARE
Extra supcrGne blue, black, olive, brown, steel and
Oxford mixed cloths and cassmcres
Fine and common do and pelisse cloths
Double med drabs
Ga stout tlrab and olive fearnoughts
Mixed and drab plains and Devonshire kerseys
Sys ndown, toilinet and Valencia vesting
White, scarlet, red, yellow and green fannels
Swanskins
Blue, brown, green and red booking baizes
Stout e. greco ios s'rnt"E 1874 and 44 rose blanket,
some extra quality
8, 81, 4, "A and point do
Bang.up cords
Black, white and fancy prints, STYLE in great va.
riety
Rich furniture chintZ
Black and colored cambrcs
Patise, Persian silk cotton and silk striped dresses
Rich changeable stufs
Plain and figured, plackand colored, bombazetts
Crcassian plaids
o.Sand a iackonet and cambria musins
Plain and tamboured book do and Scotch lawn
Thread Iaces, and 4 and Ga bobbinet
White and fancy colored cravat hdkfs
Lerantine, Spitaield, flag, bandanna, Madras and
linen cambria do
Merino and Prussian shawls
Black and colored sarsnets and eros de Naples
Colored florence
Black and coored French and Canton grapes
Black sinchews
Black, colored, figured and plaid ribbons,
Ladies' Bolivar hats
Cotton and worsted braces
Striped net worsted cravats, ruffs and trllls
Trafalgar and Brighton boots
Silk cotton and worsted hosiery
Ladies' kid and borseskiD gloves
Z hoa. at,chh
7-S and A Irish linens
5-4 and Ga do sheetings
"a, 81 and lO-4 do diaper and damask table linen
Brown and black linen
Best Italian sewing silks
Patent threads, cotton balls and spools, pins buttons
| streiitx oznaburgs, shoe thread, &c. &c.
On Hand
Brown. bleached and colored domestcs
| Apron and furniture checks
Blue and mixed satinetts
Russia sheetings and diapers
| Burlaps No. to
Cotton Yarn, assorted from Ne. 4tol IL &c. &c.
sept II
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PeremptOry Gale.

y
I'm Tuesday next the 25th inst at o'clock in the
~ forenoon, at my Auction Rooms II shall sell
variety Of
Dry Goods and Groceries, witiouf yeserve,
to close several consignments-among them are
S pieces broad cloths, 9 do cashmere
10 do choppas, 6 de Ravens duck
do Fouiar handkerchiefs
do bleached and 10 of unbleached shirtings
do checks, 10 do stripes
do plaids do book muslin
do black cambria, do A. levantine hdkfs
a elegant merino scarfs
pieces figured silk, 2 do Caspian stripes
do null muslin, 3 do corded do
worked cambria robes, 2 Grape shawls.
40 dozen linen tapes, mems and misses no Sc
10 cards pen knives, case fur hats
variety of ready made clothing
100 pair morocco shoes
wool hats mems shoes
Looking glasses. &c.
! pipeprme French brandy
or. cask very old Sherry wine
or. casks Comenar do
and M7NY OTHER ARTICLES.
" Dealers in the above articles will do we'll to at.
tend, as the sale will be positive and the terms liberal
sept 18-ts GEORGE JOHNSON, Auct.
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From The Phiiadelphia Gazette.

tits calculated that there are now about Jorfy
Gvs thousand po,oer- looms, in Great Britain EN-
ployed in the weaving of cotton only, ana OIL
these it is supposed that the number IN Scot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-19

AMEklCA.
Norfolk, Va. May 81 l6 cents.
New York, June 20, 90
Montreal, Ca June, go -
Cincinnati, Ohio June, So
Pit,sburg, Penn. June, "A
NORTH OF EUROPE.
London, June 20, 81 70 cents.
Antwerp, May 80, al
Hamburg, Nav, IS, 81
Bremen, May IS, rs -
S,ct,on, June Is, 70
Copenhagen, May 81, 7a -
SOUTH OF EUROPE.
Nice, June Is, 81 81 cents.
Milan, May, 81, l OF -
Santander, Spain, May, 26 -
France, June so, M
Genoa, May 26, los
Leshorn, May 81. o3 -
Civita Vecchia, May 81, 90 -
Naples, May 81, SO -
Trieste, June Is, IS
Odessa on the BlackSea, Mayo -
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Just Landing
From schooner HaraA, and for sale.
q Pipes Holland gin
II do Cognsc brandy
hhds Jamaica rum
10 half casks raisins
10 boxes clay pipes
100 jars fresh olives
100 reams wrapping paper
10 do tea do
6 casks cheese
20 bbs N z. rum
$50 boxes soap
Gunpowder tea
In Store-So bbls country gin, and general assort
ment Of Refined sugars
sept II JAMES IRWIN.
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SEl1lP NEWS.
Port of Alexandria.

ARRiVED--SErT II,
Schr. Betsey and Nancy, Davis, Eaenton, shingles
to Josiah ii. Davis.
SEPT. l8,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Bait freight for the District
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk with passen-
gers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-19

Valuable Property for Sale.
~ al o'clock, PM will be offered for sale, at pub.
lie auction, on the premises an undivided moiety of
that highly valuable wharf, and the Improvements
thereon, known by the name of VOWELL'S WHARF
situated the east side of Unonsreet, between King
and Prince.streets.
The above sale will be made undera deed of trust
from Thomas Vowel and wife to the subscriber.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
JOHN H0OFF, Trustee.
sept 12-3w GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
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For EeW-NorK,

Notice.
PHILADELPHIA PACKETS.
vessel will be dispatched from Philadelphia to the
District of Columbia, the 5th, I5h 25th Of each
month (or sooner if loaded) until the 18th Defenders
for further particulars apply to JOSEPH HAND,
No. SO South wharves, Philadelphia,
WILLIAM MORGAN, Georgetown, orto
ROBINSON & SHINN, Alexandria
N. B. Tile sloop johnson is now loading and will
sail on or before the 25th instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-19

Valuable Property for Sale.
I'm SATURDAY, the 22d inst. at 4 O'Clock, Pm.
u the subscriber will offer for sale, public auc-
tirn, GU hrper's Wharf, the following valuable pro.
perty.
- Two undivided third parts Of the
EsT Wharf, commonly called Hfper's Wharf,
sas with the buildings and Improvements, bound.
ed on the south by Prince street, on the west
by Union street, the north by the line of the pro.
perry ofthe heirs of George Sacum, deceased and
tending eastwardly into the river-charged with the
payment of two third parts Of annuity Of Ma
ry, widow of John Harper, decd for life.
A Three Story B,ick Tenement, on the north
side of Prince street. between Fairfax and Watersts,
now in the tenure of Townsend Waugh, charged with
an annuity Of fifty dollars to the said Mary Harper for
life.
A vacant Lot on the east side Of Water-st
and north side of at the intersection
in front Watershed, SO feet y inches; Frank
Lin street 125 feet, to Potomac. street
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from James and Joshua Harper to Robert l. Taylor.
One fifth part ofthe purchase money will be re.
quired in hand-on the residue credit Of three six
and nine months will be allowed.-Satisfactory secu.
rity for the payments being given BY order of the
Trustee. GEo. JoHNSoN, Auc.
sen 4-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15

hardware, Cutlery &c.
0EHE subscriber has received by the Ship Virginia,
u and other arrivals from Liverpool, large and
general assortment Of
'HaRDJVARE, CUTLERY, &aDDLERY and
FINCY GOODS,
which IN addition to his former stock, makes his assort
ment unusually extensive and complete. They will be
sold as usual on accommodating terms, and Cash pur.
chasers WILL particularly find it to their advantage to
give him call.
nov3 JOHN q. MANDELL.
North. east corner of King and Royal streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
NORTH CAROLINA.

A day or two since, we announced 10 our
re atlers the fact Of the breaking oil ground by
the friends Of the Administration, In the state
of North Carolina. From an article IN the
editorial columns Of the Charleston Mercury,
which has subsequently come under our notice,
il appears that The Opposition have some Tears
les, that State should ultimately give some OF
her votes again, General Jackson. II is init
mateu that an effor, will probably be made at
the. mex, session Of he Legislature, TO change
the system Of election Tor electors from genera
ticket, to elections by districts, IN which case
the Mercury fears that two or three districts
would give their votes for Mr.. Adams When-
ever an opposition editor expresses fears, we
NAV take i, for granted tina, there is good
Ground for them. As regards the State OF
North Carolina, i, has been long known that, as
IN VIRGINIA. there is majority OF the sound,
refe,,inr. steady and intelligent population
friendl, to the present Administration. Whe-
Their there will be any efficient effort made 10
combine this body, and enable j, to give expires
sion To- us opinions al the polls, By the appoint
men, Of convention, and the nomination o! an
electoral Tic ket favorable to the administrator
we nave 10 information which enables US 10 oe
c;1e Rut. from the fact Of movement haln
b,rn already made, we think i! probable that
such will be the case.
AS far as "sound and fury" can avail, we
presume the Jackson party IN the State, IKE inc
same marty in all other States where 1t exists,
,v;l use IL to deter the calm and sedate part oil
sor;e,y from an expression Of opinion; because
.nsh sxnression would be universally and de-
.;dsdlv against its candidate. But this class
M citizens has the same right TO be heard ana
Cal, in our elections, as the noisy and inlempe-
-. and !, is obviously to the advantage OF our
renpbl,can system that it should be heard and
ci, for otherwise we see no great hopes oil
onr institutions OUTLYING the ordinary age TO
,.h;eh other republics have reached.
xNh.ther 10 much or little purpose, we hope
~. friends of The Administration IN North
C.rol;na will come forward al the next cleo
ION no, so much for the purpose OF snow
mo- nc personal devotion, as attachment to those
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
From the National In.ell,gencer.

No soSer-minded Republican, one would
mink, Can look over some OF The leading cir
um>tances Of h late election in the Ci'y oil
New York. without pouring forth tribute OF
S.oks 10 an Omnipoleat Providence, that, In
our happily organized system, whatever poPu-
hr deluSion may prevail for moment, IN
PARTICULAR District 'or State, neither an election
OfPresdent and Vice President, nor an amend
nrnl to the Cons tuition Can he carried oy
a0rm. The population Of the City OF New
York is liable TO great fluctuations OF opinion;
anil II isfar from impossible, that, at the Elec'
;oral election, twelve months hence, she VIII
give 10 III. Electors ia, orable 10 Mr.. ADAMS
a, large majority as she has now given to
Numbers of the LIE gislature who are opposed
10 hin. Ii is not possible that the delusion
ran last. The ephemeral filsehoods which
nave been engendered in the heat OF the con-
est cannot survive it. They have had their
Jaw, and they have ,riumphed 1t will be the
auh Of the friends of truth if they are not now
.frc,ually ex,iuguished, OF turned to the an
sOyance Of their authors.
There are two Incidents connected with Inc
lection in the City of New York, which dis,
lose the true character of this contest, and
Shch no man can contemplate without mat
,art Of sensation which Mr.. JEFFERSON express
ed III reference 10 the near approach OF Zen.
hcxsox to the Presidency, at the last election.
The FIRST Of these is the description OF the stan,
ard, or ensign erected as the rallying- ground
otthe party. What was il? A representation
otGenrral JacKsoN's figure, in military dress,
IN horseback, booted and spurred, with MS
'acrd drawn! And is this the bait fer htPuoh'
ala votes? Was MIR. JEFrERsoN right, when ne
vrote to the citizens of Washington, ht'ie
more than wear ago, that the general spread
u The lights of science has already laid open
10 every view the most palpable OF political
luths? Or was he not premature In eAui,ihs'
IA, the mass Of mankind has not oeeh DOT"
With saddles on their backs, nor favored ,e"
N0'td and spur,ed, ready TO ride fhem: were
NenOt told, three years ago, that Gen. 1AcksoN,
al the close OF the War, with VICTORIOUS ar
my al his back might, il he chose, have assum-
ID the Imperial Purple? Is he not aga"
Presented, IN his military capacity, dccked WIN
Ill the symbols Of despotic power, as an ooJee'
l0r the People to feast their gloating eyes upon
and worship2
And, secondly, the deputation OF three per
IONS to wait upon Gen. JACKSON at New UT
cans, on the anniversary OF the battle 10 whi.n
aone he owes his being thought OF ior he
Presidency, and, on Bonded knees, offer hiils
sweet smelling incense, and vassai vows OF
saIiY and allegiance. What can we say VI
'ech ESTABLISHMENT! Are not People, 80
Secng, ready and willing TO be rode!
Omitting one word, we think we hear inc
sader Of this depu.aiion address his gracious
Master in the following vein:
1--WE heartily solicit
"IOur graeiour self TO take on you the charge
And kingiy government, this your And
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15

amnesty is granted for all pon s.a,
st,ec' a" I crimes, 10 all Spaniatds, from
,plnon, 80 resent day II is no longer oahus
1903 r, The insurrec tion, but levy e"-H''''''
'n nrprECE-Brussels papers to the som sep
lived IN London. They inform US '"s'
a'' ~ Buonapar,e, LucieD's second son. nau Ct,
= his escape from the Roman a'a'es' anu
't, .. Corfu, on his way TO Greece, IN the
'"- Of valet de chambre, TO iriehu OF
a'6 under the name Of Luigi Antoneiio'-
~ Cocbrone's nephew having arrived tue
~. ,ne day, 18th ul,. from Marseilles' the Two
'"' ..In,,eers intended TO sail together the
'- Ter for the seat Of their future exploits
~. Turks a, Prevesa having heard OF the oe>
s,.,ion of the Allied Powers, were h''eo VIII"
.,sb, nsion, and had sent pressing aPph-
Redschid Pacha for reintorcements,
'.son, which they said they could not prevent
=, fortress from falling into the hands OF Tue
.ns if i, should be attacked.
n, Paris Monitor con'radicts the report,
~ the other journals, that an addition oil
,,,,ei, Of the line was TO be made TO Inc
r,.oeh squadron in the Leran', and states that
-, The intention Of any Of the three pow
80 increase the respective amour, OF their
80, The Emperor Of Russia is said to have
.1,rrs,rd an Autograph letter TO Count Capo
m.,r;, congratulating him on his nomination
-. most Of President Of Greece, and ex-
Ing his intention to take decided part IN
s,,r Of ,ba, county This, however, was pre-
,,s "a the late events, and has been carried
80, .s,c, BY the lale interference Of the Allies;
,,b,, the promise is no. to be construed into
D, ,DiOg beyond what has already been done.
rrrom the Courier Francois of Monday.]
PAxIs, Sept. 30.
rs,or, is spread, that the affairs Of the
Is have taken more favourable turn
~, Rs,sian Consul 10 the Greek Govern
IN, has been appointed, and that Count Capo
n,Is,ria was going to be officially ecognizsd
President Of Greece by the three Allied
plSer>.
iOHciaL Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
Re- lesD,lches received from the Portuguese
AMBASSADOR in London, il appears that, on
,be nth uh. Carlos Matthias Pereira arrived at
.aar court, on his way from Rio de Janeiro,with
b,,ers from tie King for his Serene Righness
The Infant Don Miguel, for his Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria, and for his Britannia Ma
,,ry. and who will set off for Vienna on the LIST.
Instant. From wha, This messenger brings, as
well a. other accounts TO be relied on, Il Is
known that his Majesty had thought good to
that his Serene Highness, the Infant
Dgn Miguel, should govern the kingdom OF FOR
,sga in the name Of the King. We may expect
every moment direct commune atoms, ohclai
and circums,anuaI, upon this important SUBJ
ec,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15

A meeting Of the Freehoders Of Eairfax
County, favorable to the reelection OF John q
Adams to the Presidency OF the U. STATES, is
respectfully requested on the Sd Monday in
nert month, at the Court House OF said county,
that being court day.
29th Oct. 1927. MANY VOTERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
Fruit &c.

Fruit &c.
4 CASES Hermitage wine
4 case Havana sweet-meats
do ST. Domingo do
S thousand powder crackers
0C0O do pulling do
100 bottles assorted cordial
200 fresh cocoanuts
l box German toys
case containing so bottles Italian shruob
so Pots cr,rrant jelly
IS do peach 90
do ounces
10 bottles Barbadoes almonds
box London pickles
do anchoves
II bottles catsur
II Jars preserved ginger
bottles peaches pineapples, and pears pre-
served in brandy
9 barrels crsnherrys
2 do ground peas
English walInuts, almonds, raisins, psimnuts, she'll
banks. malaga grapes vermacilIs, olives caPers, oran
pes lemons &c. Also, muscat and ciaret wine, Just
received and for sale py
nov l5--3t JOHN hbrboNN.
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attention.!

.aLEX4NDRLl LNDEPEN tENT BLUES.
VTOU are hereby notified that the trimmings neces
sary for the completion of our Uniform, are re-
ceiyed and ready for delivery at Mr. James Waters
Dry Goods Store; and that you are requested forth
with to furnish yourselves with the same. By Or
der of the Captain.
nov list GEO. h. DlAoN, 'ecy'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15

principles on which the policy Of the last and
presen, Administrations has been funded, and
which has been recognized by repeated ex-
pressions of public opinion as the true policy
of the country. Nal Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
Schooner Java for Sale.

Tu1uE Schooner lava burthcn 81 tons, may be had
ON reasonable terms application to the subscrl-
Der, description is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing to purchase will be expected to examine her
She NAV be seen at Ramsays Wharf ON Friday next.
NO., ia WM. l.. KENNEDY.
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New Boot and Shoe Store
WALKER q EUSUN

80 WALKER 4 EDSON
Respectfully inform the citizens 80
of Alexandria and the public at D
S,iarge, that they nave commenced business on
Royaistreet' adjoining Messrs. Morse and Josseyn's
hat store and lottery Office, where they intend keep
ing general assortment OF -,
Boofs and Shoes, wholesale and retail
Thsy feel confident that the advantages they pos
s in This line will enable them to give satisfaction
to those who may favour them with a call.
Also, few cases fine straw honnets, which Will be
sold at a reduced Price.
NJ b. Country merchants are invited to call.
nov 13-eo2ui
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AaG1sCf
MarshaA's Sale

Marshal's Sale
VyTIII. be sold for cash MoSnAy Sd pAH DEcrNrHH
w NEXT at O'Clock, al the right, title and inter
est Of Samuel Hills in and toa
- HOUSE AID LOT,
IL situated on the east side of st Asaph.st.
I'M aud meth side Of Duke street, beginning
lS2I at the intersection Of said-st and run
ming north on St Assphstreet so feet thence east -
feet, thence south so feet, thence west to the begin
ming, Sold to satisfy an execution in favor Of Philip
Letting and Company. C.. SCOTT d.
nov 5 for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
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New Fall Goods.

DECEIVED by the last arrivals from New-York, a
IL further supply of q packages seasonable Goods.
Also, case oe beautiful Leghom Bolivar Hats very
fne and most fashionable style.
20 dozen good wool hats wllbe sold cheap, by
JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
South west corner of King & Farfax-streets.
noyf
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!. eW School Book.

4 RTHMETIC Theoretically and Practically illus
N trsted, by y. NJ. Tyler, for the use Of Schools
and Colleges work has been highly recon-
mended and adopted by Captain 4. Partridge; Middle
town; H. P. Woodwork, j. Holbrook, Z. Dunbar, r.
b. Ransom, Instructors OF Mathematics; r. bowes,
Superintendent Of the Academy. Perth Amboy; T.
B, Williston, w. Cotton, Professors.
The National Reader. BY the Rev. J. Pierpont, for
the use Of Schools, vol. bound, IS cents.
.ato,
Just Published, and OH sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON.
Poems by Mrs. Felicia Hemans Second American
edition, complete in two volumes, 18mo. reprinted
from the octave edition, price 81.
The New England Farmers Almanack, for the yea
1928, by p. G. Fessenden, editor Of the "New Eng
land Farmer"
worcesters Elements of History. ed edition for the
use of schools
Colburns Intellectual Arithmetic.
-Sequel to DO
Ewers Family Physician, new edition.
Gregory's Practice of Physic, vols 8vo.
Eliott's Diplomatic Code, 10 dollars.
DEBATES the Constitution, 1887, So so
Washington, November IL
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Apprentice w antea.

vu1uE subscriber will take apprentice to the Hat
ting business, if application be made soon at my
factory on King.strees. wv" 'o"S' IS
nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

-oi the U s. wsin claims all political power fro
1 - the author OF our existence" as paramount I
! our own constitution. This saves at once ali d
disagreeabe troubles of construction
BY Mr.. John Tyler. The brave volunteer
The ltier of freedom The last diop If ii
blood and last breath of bis nos,ris are held b
him in trust but for his country's benefit,
By Major VIM Piice. Mr.. Burgess and the o
'ber members ofC ,ngre.s who ably defended In
just claims OF The officers and soldiers OF the X e
voluionsry army! May they long live To ei.io,
! the fruits Of their isoours- Liberty and indepea
dence.
By Col Peyton. The People May they have
dscernment to know their rights, and iilnness tc
maintain item
by Mr.. Nash Ligr,ni. Aniev Jsck.on-
The political Heicslss who is to 4" Cleanse. tie
Augean stabe'
BY Mr.. David Briggs The Union of these
States Suggested by enlightened sell Interest, con-
trmei by enlarged patriotism. con-ecrs,sI by a
nations filth My i; be perpetual!
BY DR.. Ih' mas b. Cotton. The memory of
Doctor Beajamin Franklin The Philosopher a nd
Statesman, and the true lLsnL of tie liberty and
rights of Man.
BY Col Arnlistead. Tns ministerial coali.ion--
Adams and Clay;- speedy dissolution 10 poliii-
Cal inirigues.
BY Major Hyde. Our public officers MAY
hey always rrcpiiect, TIL, s.i.h politicians as
with men, honesty is the best policy.
10y NsPAaiu May the presentation OF
swords which we have this day witnessed, act a.
-iinuian, to the military, while proves the era
,i;See o.! the old Dor':rion for past services
BY MIR. Richard LOTION The memory of John
McCreefy- The author Of the American Star
By Major Winston. The Ps;riots and Heroes
of the RevOlu ion May the close OF their DAYS be
as happy as the Meridian was glorious.
BY Captain Rutherford American Indus
try Lett be promoted by fau competition!
LIE, i, be unshaeklel. free from tribute, ana unim-
peded in It's growth BY the nostfums OF political
qusckery.
BY Lieut.. Richprdson. Roads and EQUALS
They to the Union what the tire is TO the
wheel There is danger in tight binding except
to rotten fellows.
BY Lieut.. Martin The first spike in The wheel
Old Firginia-She is still tired, and as sound
any OF them.
By Lieut.. Gibson. Charles Carroll of Carroll
ton-The surviving sgner of the best instrument
OF writing the wofld produc ed-may temporal
blessings attend him in this life, and everlasting
hai piness in the next
BY Mr.. b. F. Spsling. The indssoluble union
OF the States The grand Key Stone in The Arch Of
our national Independence.
BY Mr.. Nash Legtand. The Harrisburg Con,
vention "A Yankee trick may i, recoil on the
heads of its projectors.
BY hlr. Simon Cullen. The u States of A.
menca-Ihe home OF the oppressed.
BY Mr.. VIM. b. Preston. The memory of Wash
Ing on Other heroes knew hoy 10 Conquer their
enemies, but he also knew how to conquer his own
ambition.