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STEAM NM GaERgES.
10 order

For Boats, Pumping Saving, Grinding, or other rur.
poses, and from the experience of Mr. 8. in that line,
feels confident Of giving satisfaction. He will also
make Hydraulic Presses Sugar .5js and all the va
riey of Machines in common use. Plans and estimates
for Mills, and other Machinery furnished on appca>
ton.
" Castings ofTrop, Brass, Copper and Composition;
improved Mill SpiUdles, Screws and Wrought Irou
Machinery OF all kinds made to order great varie-
ty of patterns hand, the Of which ray be had al
small expense. DAVID !. BURR.
Jan. PIT
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Jan IL
Public Sale.
FuiheIinpAv. ',

sY virtue of deed of executed hy Jesse n lcl,
man 10 tho subscriber, the Hlst day Dee. ISF
and recorded IN the clerks Office Powha n, for
therein mentioned, will be sold the highest bidder
public auction, for ready money Powhatan court he,
on the ibd Thursday in February next (bcng day3
Two hundred and fifty of land, less lying mt
Powhatan court house, being the late residence Mn
Frederick Wonhson decd, much thereof may he
necessary 10 raise the amount due aud oYing urun
the said deed. Such vested the suhsctoc
will he conveyed To thc purchaser.
WM. s. DANCE, Tps-:s
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FROM BRAZIL.

~ NEW EoRK, Jan. s.
The ship PoFta, at :hs port, sailed from Rio Janeo,
WOW ioih' lhe captain informs that MIR. ALLEN, late
Minister To Chill, had arrived there, his way. home.
The law passed by tic Cortes eguaze tho duties On a.
foreign merchandise had een by the Enrpe
10" AID Tue Senate had reJecled bill passed by the lower
House authorize foreign vessels TO perform the
trade. The Co'tes had adjourned their session.
we learn that MI Allen and his lady, arrived al Rio on
me Ian ov IN French merchant ship valparaiso
snd would embark in the ship BiIau, which was 10 sail
ia about ten days, for. this port.
force g" about 5000 sailed from Rio about the
ioih to reinforce the army in Eo Grande The Buenos
Ayres army remained inactive in the mountains of that
Fr"S'nce and 1t was not expected the Campaign wonid
open before December
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COMMUNICATED.
TuEA1EE.

We haze nos bsGn LILLE surprised that the papers Of
This city, Though papaby disposed notice exhibitions
generally have cvinccd total disregard Of this establish
Surh trcat4ncut towards establishment, DEEPEN
dent this the public patronage shows uniavora
bly,, upon the the other side That tIe Theatre
considering tho immense disadvantages under which 1t
Iabored IN It's pereu ormaion has been well conducted
deny Richmond has hCeu no;oriuusly I'M
fortunate IF adventure for ica ehoTts. Why,
know moi; other exhibnous far inferior iu point Of
dcr5 hage seen LIBERAL. Faton..cd and s.Ssuded Ey'
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land agency for she Wes.eyn part Of I9.ginia.

Land .4geney for The Westeyn part of Tlyginiu.
EOSEPH f. CALDWELL of Lewisburg, Grcenhrer
eB county, Va and Joseph BgcIow of Richmond CITY,
Va respectfully inform the public, that they associa-
ted themselves for the purpose of trausacting general
Land Agency. J. r. Caldwell will attend that part of
the any of the counties of the Alleghan
wto establish old surveys, to resurvey when nGce
sary lease SELL examine the records of nv
Of those counties, describe, particularly the quality, and
AL that appeTtans 20 such property may be useful and
interesting ;he J. Biselow Richmond, will
receive communications from any who may feel dpo-
sed the aud will all
asmay he sought for and had Cat different
public oces) in relation surveys grants, deeds
veyances, &c &c.
J.F Caldwell and Joseph Bigeow deem it ams to
staie in many instances heretofore, Land Spectators
hav ea ted in the capacity Of Land gets that they will
Speculation whatever. Charges for aitendiuc any
the above specified will be ma de moderate All
communications addressed to either party be post
paid.
J. L. CALDWELL,
Respe ctfully refers
Hon. Samuel l.. Souihard-W sningion City.
Hon. Lewis Maxwcll-Lcwis County, Va
Col. James Mclaughlin, Member OF the Board of
Pmbiic Works, :
Pere B. We,bered, Esq Member of the Senate, g >
Samuel McCupg, Esq. Member Of the House of 2
Delegates, - *
James Mcfarland. Esq. Member Of the House OF Dele
gates Keuawha County, Va.
John d Harrow, Esq -Fredericksburg, Va.
Daniel BoardHan, Esq New York.
J. BIGELow
| Respectfully refers
Hon. William II CabeIl I,..,..,
Jon II sm. Esq. Member ofhc Executive E Eicl" on
CotrciI, SN"y' 'd'
Col James Mclaughlin, Member ofthe Board Of Public
! Works Greenbrier County, "a,
! IAN. 12, 1928. mGw
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MARRIED-On Tuesday eyeDing last BY The Rev.
WIN. Hainmet, Mr.. JosEPu W. Willis. TO Miss ELIs
"a T. NoRMoNT, all Of This city.
IN New York, on the LIST inst. by tho Rev. DIR.
rhoeous' MIR. CHARLES Kendall, printer, late OF
Richmond, TO Miss THANKFUL WILLIAMS.
In the county of Goochan, on Wednesday, the 9,, in IT,
ny The Rev. Philip Webber, MIR. WILLIAM GATHRIGHT
TO Miss MARTHA a. BEDFORD both of the same c,uutv
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y AsHlseroN, Jan. o-The Senate did no, sit yes

u AsHISGroN, Jan. 9--The Senate did not sit YES
teriay.
In the Hrnsc of Representatives very little business
was done N.Y. Hamilton offered resolution 10 refer
tito the Committee on the Library TO consider the ex-
pediency OF employing Washington Aston 10 paint a
picture OF The Battle Of New Orleans TO be placed in
one of The vacant inches in tho Rounda Mr. Iprer
soil moved an amendment 10 strike out the name OF the
artist, and insert suitable artist This modifca
ton was acceE ted Mr.. Dwight moved 70 amend by
adding the battles of Bankers, Monmouth, Princeton,
and ts's attack on Que5ec. MIR. Everett also suge ed
that the resolution be ooada general Mr. Sforrs
moved TO amend the resolution by NJ king the nou;rv
embrace any naval actions which might be piopas sub
Jecs. motion for adjournment was then made-Ayes
81; Noes &c. Mr.. Hamilton then ed 10 nd Tho
rule which limits the time devoted to motions and reso
u!ions 10 one hour HIS object was 10 obtain vote
on the resolution The house refused TO suspend tie
rule, and then adjourned. t Nat. Jour
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LOTTERY .4yND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
- Orders from any part of the United States, either by
mail (posi paid private conveyance enclosing the
Prize Tickets i'll any of the Lotteries will the sam
prompt and pupctuai attention, as If personal apllca
ton. O. Address
J. I. COHEN, ". & BROTHERS, Richmond Ea
" In the last class nf tine Dismal Sv amp Canal Lott.
-, drawn the 5th ult. tine Great CAPITAL Przr
sixteen Thousand Dollars, sold at COHENS' O.
FlCE, Richmond Va. TO gentleman residing in Cumh.
land county Va
Jan 8
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Garden Peas. &c.

3 HAVE just received the following l. eff Peas,
n can warrant To be the growth Of 1927:
The resl Six Weeks GARDEN Pea,
Early Washington Pea,
Ear!y Charlton Pea, and
The real jefferson Garden Pea
Gentlemen fro"r the country have now an opr9y. ..
Of supplying themselves with some nf The fnesi 90. c
productive kinds.
-.. on Hand,
90 baskets French Salad Oil,
80 gals. Sweet Oil,
Logwood
quantity Of superior Gum shel!ac, a, The Nen
price.
ALSO,
general assortment Of FRESH MEDICINES, p.
aHf Df h-sluftS. Country Merchants, Physic, T..
tiIuse purchasing for family use, can be sInnIirt
genuine articles on the best terms
CHARLES GODDARD.
Richmond. Jan Gin l.
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Bank Stock at Auction.

ENT ILL be sold Tuesday o'clock the Coffee
w House, 44 Shares e - BANK Stock, for cash.
81 =, .SG9 :. 4 ZINCu. .
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Richmond Foundry.

At THG OF H. AND 5TH STREETS, NEAR THE
CANAL.
FBVIlE Subscriber having engaged the assistance Of
# Mn. SAMPSON, Engineer from Scotland will make
q OrIp
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IN Tue CITY or RICHMOND,


Ht0'e TfcEcf s5--HoJf - 5o--Quartcr 81 =,
for sale at the MANAGERS OFFICE undcr the Eagle Hotel
u Orders (post paid) enclosing the cash prizes
former lotteries will be promptly attended ny
YATES g. siINTYRE.
Dec22 s..ena.or:, "a
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Governor Giles, with his respectful compliment.
acknowledges the receipt of Mr.. Peasants polite no
of yesterday accompanied with Professor Lists pam
phiet upon political economy:-bui having previously
received several copies of the pamphlet from
known hands, returns his copy MIR. p for that rea-
Yson afo1le-beng unwilling TO deprive ar. II. of tho
opportunity OF making other of it. Governor
Nc has been prevented hitherto by pre- ssing avo
cations, from giving Professor LISTS pamphlets al large
an attentive examination, He proposes 10 do here
aiter.IIe has extracts from il, which are
Noi The most nnpromising character. They may per-
hap suit the most dePoiic of the Of the despOtio
schools Of EuroPe but they demonstrate igno
rance OF any system of political economy snited the
great American Princple''The plain rights OF p,an.n
Governor g. thinks II most inausp icious for
tfamericdn fundamental laws and for the liberties OF
( the American People-indeed, OF tie whole Human
Race-to Introduce into OF tearing, Profess
sors OF Political Economy from the school of Count
I Metteruich--the must antiGuatcd, ihbeIal, unfee
ling and biggotted daspot, in princIpe, upon the
political theatre of Europe. But il in strict unison
with the political order Of the day Washington; and
if the desPoic, superciilous silly, mischeyous po
cal schemes, current, should long coGtnue-Yich
God or bidan essential part OF these schemes ill be-
10 import all our Professors ofPotcal Economy from
Count Meter DiC's sCfoOlThe reflection truly la
meniahIe that the great interests Of the United States
should for the last ten years, have been placed in the
hands of super fcal political EMPIRES totally desti-
tnie of all capacity for administering government
upon system, suited TO Fundamental! laws;
and that should have coRGescendcd 10 10 the
worst Gespotisms in Europe, for the worst of their Prev
cedents for tie purpose Of applying them 10 the admin
istra'ion Of the great American Republic, grounded up
on right and reason in opposition >rce aSd fraud.
Governor G.. has also received pampheS from the
most enlightened, practical political economists of Bos
ton-snd lie regrets that ii in bis power, this
time, I" afford Mr. p. an opportunity of reading IT,
Governor hopes, however that Mr.. p. " i'll shortly
be afforded that opportunity; and he thinks if Mr.. p
will read ~ with attention and inpartiay, he will FEC
therein great addition 10 the lights - has deriy e
from Professor List. THIS pamphlet is Amercan--ant
nriu
| Richmond January 5th, 1898.
To j H. PLEAsANTs, Esq.
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We are authorized to state, that by an arrangement
among the delegation from Pr. Wm Rchmond Anti
Jackson convention, MIR John Macrae attend III
and that his absence has been
ny severe Illness To the possible nd
To secure in the Convention, the Commit
tee appointed by the Pr WIN. meeting, appointed gem
emen in Richmond fill vacancies in the federation
The Committee have yet heard whether those gentle
inen would accept their appointments.
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Extractor another letter from, tie south side of .yan,e



The President took the Chair al j o'clock
On motion of Mr.. Taylor of Norfolk County
Resolved, That q Committee of one from each Elec,n-
raj District be appointed by the President repor,
tue Convention fl persons be placed the Eecto-
raj ricke,:--And Mr.. Chandler of Norfolk County
Mr.. Brchett of Petersburg, Mr.. Hatch Of Dinwidde
Rr. Hicks of Brunswick, Mr.. Darlington of CharIo
Mr. Deane of Cumberland, Mr.. Saunders IF CapbeI H.
Mr., Staples OF Patrick, .Hr. Brown Of Amherst
Mr. Fleming of Goochand, .Ir Madison of Caroline
MIR Dabney of Gloucester, .Nr Anderson of w ,ians.
burg Mr. Carter of Richmond County, Mr.. Sianard
al Orange ar Washin, ton OF Fairfax mir. Turner of
Jefferson, MIR. Philip Smith of Frederick, Mr. Trrley
at Hardy, Mr.. White Of Rocsbrdge, Mr.. Caperton
of Monroe, .fr Sharpe of Lee AR. Fry Of Kanavha
and .Hr Fi,zbugh, of Ohio were appointed Com
niittee, accordingly,
On motion of ar Taylor of Norfolk County,
Reso'oed, That COMMITTEE of at least one from
each Electoral District be appointed by the President;
corporations represented in heConvention be referred
20 that Committee, with instructions to report bv reso
aon Otherwise, the proper to be adopt ed
by the Convention. And Committee was according
" appointed of .Nessers c. johnson of Richmond Tay.
l0r of NoIfolk, Harrison Of Charles City, Goodwin
of Dinwiddie Hicks OF Brunswick CarrRrten Of Hal
flax, Hatcher of Chesterfield. Branch OF Buckjnolan,
l.aner of Pitisylvania, .1fcCleand of Nelson ayer
of Spo,s'a Hill of and @ HenIy of J Cny
Eustace of Stafford Gibson OF CuIpepcr, Turner of
Fauquier Conrad OF B,iSciy, Powell Of Frederick
llarvie of Rockingham, Stuart Of Augusta Blackburn
OF Bath, Sharp Of Lee, Carr of Wood, and F,Zhueh
Of Ohio.
And then, motion CT .Vr Chapman johnson, the
Convention adjourned 10 meet on tn-inorrow at
o'clock.
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B.4.N.h OF VIRGlJNY-4,

B.7.Nh OF F{RGiNI4,
January Z, 1922.
I'VE President and Directors have declared Divden,
of two per cent for the half year ending 3st peceu-
her, payable the 15th instant.
Jan9 Ct w. CAMBRIDGE CASH.
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enu 'or victory and not for u6, aud are consequent
oeyond The reach of reason and The sense Justice;
ana Tear we have arrived that crisis in the present
contest and that until it over, the flood tide of per-
secu,ion WIZ NOT be rolled back upon those who are
surrey uesuoed to suffer from its recol. Some OF the
followers of the hero will not read Claws vndcaon
but believe ii Wi, satisfy the third party who have
unwii'ngy supported Jackson, aud who will be open
TO conyiction.n f
t.r"dct OF another letter from tie south side of jane,
Rtrcr.
efmit me TO advise the extensive diffusion OF
Gays appeal by the authority Of the convention. He
mas oeeh Inc mark for all the viiuperatou and hat red
OF Inc Jacksonites, and if the ion think him
prosecuted, as all moderate do il will be honora-
BILE TO them, to throw the ma mile of their name aroupd
h'' and some reraraon TO his feelings for the three
years war which has been waged against him. The im
Puia''on of corruption, and not Gen. J's popularity
neither the Panama nor the trade quesiion-has des
,Ioyed the popularity of the admin ration in Virginia.
trove Adams and Clay oear of that, and their popu
iary like hrc when 70 vi air is removed will blaze I'D
bright and burnipg."
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3HurSiiay, Inn. 10. 1897.


The President took the chair a, two O'Clock
Mr.. Nelson Of Campbell, at The request of the
Secretary, moved the appointment of additional
Secretary, and on motion of MIR. Wilson Of hlouon
gala, Jno p Ray. Delegate from that county, was
appointed
Ga motion of Mr. Harve OF Rockingham Editors
of newspapers in this city us,l to take seats
within the bar OF the Convention 10 take OF its
proceedings
hir Johnson of Richmond. from the committee 10
frame Address, Informed the contention that The
committee had been diligently engaged in dschar ging
that duty, and tina: early report might be expected
Mr., Oh ndier OF Norfolk county. from the Electoral
commttee, stated that that committee had also been
dgent in executing the duties assigned them, and
that report would probably be made tomorrow
No business being be ore the convention on motion
Of Mr. Wilson of Hlononsaiia it ad ourned TO Friday
at O'Clock.
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The following gentlemen were not reportcd as ba
wing attended the Convention the first day, or ha,
come in since.
MIR. Henry S. Turner OF Jefferson, aIr. Thos Mar
shall az Fanqnier. MIR Daniel Smith otKenawha, Mr.
SPENCER of Wood Messrs. Ed J. Smith, & Philip Smith
of Frederick, MIR. Roh Lively, Wm Hope, and VIII
son W. Jones of Elizabeth City, Mr. James Barbour of
Orange, Mr.. Charles c. See OF Randolph (vice MIR.
heCrun) Mr.. William Woods OF Albemare, Mr.
kichard Mason of Cnlpeper, Mr.. hIanus Rowan OF
M'ddleseN, Mr. James Boggs of Pendleou, Mir. James
AicAlPne OF Princess Anne, MIR. Mustoe Chambers Of
Powhatan, Mr. Leonard Nefr of Hardy
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Loudon, Jefferson and Berklcy-JA.uES MON.
ROE Of Louolon.
| Norfolk, Princess Anne, Nansemond. and the 3D.
rons,' OF Nortoils-Cot. SIEPYE.N WRIGHT O.
| .NorfokE Borough.
Surry, Isle OF Wight, Prince George, Charles CITY
New Kent aud the Town of Petersburg-B EN.J8-
wv H.aRRLSON (9f Bcrkeiey) Charles Cay
Sussex, Dhnwiddie and Southamoton-CoL m.
SEPH GOODWI.N Of Din,piddte
BRUNSWICK, Lunenbnrg, Meek lenburg and Green's
v'ls-Dr RICHARD FIELD Of Bru,,soic!s
Charlotte, Halifax and Prince Edward-Gen.ro
EDWARD C.. ClRRLNITO.N of IIaii6ax.
Amelia, Chestc field. Cumberland Notiorav AMI
powhatan--BEJNJ.4.uLN HATCHER Of .iE.nciics
Ter
Buckingham, Campbell aud Bedford--.S. q.afUEL
BRANCH IF B~kingham
Franklin. Pntsyiyania, Henry and Patricls-Jxdps
fLEMi,NG SAUNDERS Of Fr1nhiia.
Albemarle, Amherst Nelson and Fluvauna--Ra
I'D S. GARLAND Of .4nherst
Goochiand, Louisa, Henrico and the CITY of Rich
monde P.uaJN' JOILN.soNof Richmond C,fy.
Spoitsylvania. Caroline and Hanover---,Judre
fRANCLS T. BROOKE Of Spottsytpania
and Mathews-CHaRLES HILL Of King and
Queen.
A0comack Northampton, Elizabeth CITY, Warwick.
York, James City and the City OF WILLIAMSBURG
Capt ROBERT LIPELY Of Elisabeth Clv.
Nidd'esex, Lancaster, Richmond, Northumberland,
Wesmnreland, King George and SaGord-Cap.
HANCOCK JUSTICE Of Stafford
Tsnq"ler; Prince William and Fsirfax-Judge
~ rA.h'i"" 81. u. C'H'f| q f,ffnce tt'H,Tw.
Frederick Hampshire ard Morgan-.4LFRED
II. POWELL of Frederick.
Rockingham, Shenandoah and Hardy-Cok JO-
SEPT .MAUSEE IF Rockingham.
Bo'etourt Alleghany, Rockbridge and Augusta
Judge ARCHIBALD STU.4R7' Of .qugusfa
Bath, Pocahontas, Pendleton, Greenhrier, Giles
Iazewell, Monroe, and ongomery-B.aLL.4RD
S.uIIH Of Greenbriey.
Washington, Russell, Lee Wrthe, Scott and GRAY.
son--CoL BENJ.4.NL.N- ESTILL of Wyashinyion
Harrison, Wood, Lewis, Nicholas, Mason CabelI
hanawba and Logan-Judge LEjPIS SUMMERS
Of Kdna,chn.
Monongalia, Preston, Brooke Ohio. Tyler and RAN
dolph-.9LPHEUS u. IYIISOW of nI,nnnul,i;,
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FUR bALE AT
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TITO y 4 ttHtfE, ~:
Whole Tickets S. Halves 50 so, Quarters 81 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06

tell you,li.at-i it is your duty toinQuife diligently
into The cause Of this strange state OF thirgs.
1, will be no answer to us, TO say that the PEGS
pIe are vicious; that they are wicked; that they
are idle and proAiga,e. This may all be; but
thew were not thus formerly: there has been no
change Of climate, and no change IN the usual
opera,lons oil nature. The devil cannot have
been more busy, amongst them, than be- must
have been in those days when Alfred could hans
bracelets on the twigs on the wayside without
the risk of being stolen. In short, it IS the
same peopIe that it always was, but a large part
Of This peo DE now like a prison better than be-
ing at large: TO discover the cause OF this
strange and unnatural liking, and 10 exert all
your power for the removal of that cause Is
YOUR bounden duty. To assist you in the per-
Torrance Of that duty, by demonstrating 10 you
wha. the cause really is, shall, IN another Re-
gisier, be my business. And | will not DO TINS
business in a slovenly manner. | will go 10 the
very bottom Of the subject. will make every
reader, who has plain common sense (though
he NAV never have thought Of The matter before
clearly understand it in all its possible bearings
| will leave you no excuse FOR not adopting the
| remedies necessary TO deliver us from the IN
cessant alarm and The horrible disgrace ir
| which we now live. But, | will rot conclude,
even for the present., without again reminding
you, that your fame must now rest, not on
what you have done, but on what you shall do
You have voluntarily put yourself at the head
of the affairs Of the Stete, you have chosen an
additional pedestal for your statue; you are
seeking q double fame; but mind. you mus
now have the double fame, or none. ! am your
humble servant, WIN. COBBETT.
Barn-Elm Farm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
From the New Brunswick Fredu,,,,

"7he REAL humanity fMe General" ssys,.
pIent Editor, in defending he conduc, oI e.,
Jackson in relation 10 The Sir .MLGom,,
"the real humanity Of tie GeaerQr w.,
in resisting the sentence for shqriDp 4,
heads If 200 miiitiamen! 'Pon bono, NJ, -
new code Of Humanity! There would, ,r,ori
ing TO it, have been no humanity in r,ls.,,.
the six unfortunate mcn condemned 10 ds,bs
in saving their lives, and restoring them 3,
their country, to whom lfey had be,n r,i,f1
and 10 their ag"nized wives, and helples, ,b9,
Gr,n, whose comfort and happiness deprrd.
upon thrm-O no, there would have been ,,
humanity in ,his-lt was a small MATE, t,
shoot down SIX fSlow IT. ortals, and hurry rb,r
unprepared into eternity! All this wa, uo,li,,'
The "reoi humanity" Of he General Va, 4,
played in saving The men from having ,As,
hair cropp'd instead Of their heads. TnI
this is a new species Of humanlty-tul '.
opine but few would desire 10 become tie d,
jects OF it. Why this fellow Of an editor mus
be a Turk, and have been thinking Of Iccs
ing his Mus,achios, when he preferred lhr
kind of humanity which spares mems hair srG,
expense Of their heads. He is welcome 70 n.
benefits Of such humanity, and 10 he honor q
the discovery offs superior excellence!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-06
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
"IEung 0ut our Banners on the outrar
WuUS!!"

Major Noah has published a boding ariA
under the above caption, in which it is eyidrE
he feels greatly alarmed at The prospects OH
party in New>York. The line is taken from
Shakespeare, and conveys an order iron Ma,
BETH when he was hard pressed, and about u
he destroyed by the enemy. The Major shosa
have added The following.-"The cry is Nr
They come" They 90, indeed, come, aud e.,
cry messenger to the Majors office, (which i
no doubt a sort Of castle 10 the jackson par
in New>York, Unjust be the bearer Of bad ntu
No wonder he considers Tie "MroofimO VAS
in the condition Of Macbeth. The charmist
bout to be broken. The people are muststrg
in all quarters Of the country; and though The
Major. in effect, pursues The quotation. SIN
Castles strength uouM laugh a siege 10 Hcr,"
yet it is eviden, he feels i, trembling and .hA'
ing from its very foundation.
SIT is time, says he, to nail the flag to he
mas'.-We have been sold and BETRAYED, We
must not sleep on our arms. We must be N
and doing-organize town and country. he
enemy coaceniIa res his force in New YORK.
Straws show which way the wind blows, an.
so do these EXPLANATIONS show the fears q vi:
jor Noah. He has reached the point Of az
rrehension, which SETS prudence al defiance. l.
has thrown him off his guard, and let ou' a
the secret fears Of his heart.
The Republican, lickled with the M%oT'
quotations and high sounding words, has /"
published The articles as Il voice from Ne.
York.-It is indeed a voice, nc, Of trlOi1F3
but Of fearfulprss and lanienraIiOn. When No
ah talks of mailing his fag 10 The mas" we m',
know he considers the conflict doubtful a'
desperate. We thank thee, M1jor, Tor h
confession.