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4 AN Gway tron, the subscriber Oh Fndsv Las, u
very "ksly bright mulat,o boy named WILLIAM.
%' ".'ha' fIice femery the property of MIR. viii
"d'" l: Garter OF GnDchland. He is about eighteen
years old FIVE lee, four OF Ave inches high very active
III" '''ceeh', AMI has doubt obtained pass or free
papers. Zen Dollars reward will be given his ~ &c
"e"S'""' round IN his city; twenty dollars if IN the
country, fifty doa if out Of the State tnrshss i,h
y expenses incurred in either Masters Of vessels
an" others are cautioned against harborg or carving
'''n OH. HALL NELSON.
August
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Aug. .
Classical and English Instructor

VIE advertiser has been several years engaged in tie
business OIL preparing youth for admission into COL
ese' -o III neriing 70 young persons the various bran
I' VI "sein ana ornamental education. He is des;-
'ous OIL receiving proposals relative taking charge of an
aca"ery' or to tho establishment OF s:, in a heal,b,
~ Pfon''a'h9 ,,-cfeYenco would be r;ysD TO
INV =" itgn'a or Maryland. lie has been accustomed
10 teach Reading Orthography, Arithmetic, Plain and
ornamental Penmanship, Geography, Map drawing Gram
mat hhelock History, Ma hema tics, including the prac
oce as we" as theory of Surveying Natural Philosophy
ana Astronomy with experiments and illustrations to-
se'nGf WIN the Greek and Latin Languages which Will
oe a"oe"' II required the Hebrew and French.
ne most satisfactory references will be given; nd 49,,
or proposals will not be considered
unless the school be acknowledged of rs1 excellence
rn"n'eat'ons post paid directed TO L. II. D. Rich
"ond, Va, will receive prompt attention
July 20
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
PIRATES ARRESTED


EE's ToTK, Aug 9.-Flnm the followin, !, e,,.;
COMMUNICATED by the cap'ans of the I,oIla and Fabios
% , nee IS niue doubt thai most of the prates
ho destroyed the ship Topaz OF Boston. on her vovace
from Canton and barouSy murdered Ali n, hon.; 80
been discovered at Cadz.
About the 1st Of Nav, a bfp ran nm sh,x, $500 A., -
SIDE of Cadiz. Immediately aGcr the chi.f ,,;cn, "a
ten of the crew left the wreck, and had no sfn
hpard OF at Cadz The remainder Uttered .buut the
city for ten twelve days. when someLin, thcy s,ia 49,
cited suspicious against them, Ind they were al
IN number, arrested and committed to prison ybcr
fFh'a med when the Roila sa lied waiting thu 80:
when was shortly 10 take place. On i.:i
their story was, that they sailed from i, -; a
Coast OF africa, but put into the C1nar,, trIanI d -
ca thence for CofUnna, froQ HhicI, rnT, ,;c,. . -
80 Gibraltar, when their vessel 20, asbo,. J!i
MOI oeing satisfactory, and thn vessel havinp no n,sr
prison, and confined in prison. ~ -
about the last of June, thew Confessed ,be,,s,, . =,
Pirates and gave narration of their cun4urt in
as fniows:-They sailed frnE, Rio are,o ,,Jcr p,
eNese coios Tor Sfca and after on the coast foe,
days, the captain, who SICK went on s,nre y,In &
formed the design Of taking possession IF ;ie vese, -
winch they finally succeeded, though ourosrd nv ,,yo,
Of the crew. who being willing To ;oin ,b,r, L 49,,
roat and embarked for the shore; bv, il yo ,,ro-ol ~
an upset ana lost thofc being heavy sea At the
They then weighe1 anchor, for the purnorc of
their hont deeds, but had quarrel i, G,, id,,, tr
should lake command; and before this DISPUTE was sc,ed
onr OF 'h'" number were shot The first they rob
'en was an american ship, belonging to Be- a. home-
ward bound from tie E3st indies Tney p,prdoro, ~,
hands on boaritooh out so ,cs Of silks and ,,a o,t
Vaiu"hIe articles they could tive sim, mn 6,s i
second robbery that British ,,r, 7To,,irr c.
which they described rrsriscIy IN the prpr rs,i,d m
The officers on her arrival IN England. They stated alec
mat they had subsequently roll bed erft rffe> ,-r
n"sy English hr'ss, and murdered all hands on hoa,I
They could not rcGoec. tive ua mes Of nny of flo vo.
"Ncep the Morning STAY. Tacy afterwards ,,,r i ., H.,
canary Islands aud thence proceeded 10 Comma v,he,
they landed tna silks and other propsrt, and ,ia, ~
wise get clear. ~ "
The authorities ca tn were al uug ,ncas,s f,
- invest ,ac these bIbarities--a ulsssgr-or nd L
cceps, e,ed 70 Corunna {, asca,sf,, ,ho ,." zen
% Il. .r.-
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~ rules holden the clerks office Of the coIpfv cort,
h'ng Queen, the Cd day Of June, 1929: Hrn WGcft
Crane and Polly Crane Pits against Thomas Crane mr.
Geo. Crane, Dfts.--TN CHAHczRY.
Inc 0ei'hdant George Crane. having entered his
"Psauce and given security according - the act Of
'seieoi ana the rules Of this court ap2earinr h.
satisfactory evidence, tbat he is an iuharitau, his
communicating is ordered. that said defendant do
appear mere ON The second Monday IN September rpx
answer tle bill Of the plaintiffs aud that Sony of this
order re forthwith inserted in some nevzDanor ,bSoJ
IN hc CITY Of Richmond for two noo'hs sieccssyeIy nd
poSted at te Cont door Of tie court house Of The said
county. cor. 1-o.,o '''' " wv S'i'
80 ROBERT POLLARD =, n g.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWAPD n

ga IA I'D or s",an iron the subscriber on Wcdn.sda,,
,, the 81 day Of Juy, between Hanover C,cuthouso
ana Siah Iown "a bay Mare abnut five feet hr e.yI,,
years od-No particular marx iccolec,cd e5crn, ono
"hc ind foot; she walks fas, ard tros yerv bard 70
""o "' hVe dollars will be given FOR delivery of tho
mare wi,i or without the saddle and brldIr which se n,
on wren ahFn TO the subscriber residing near Cold ar
oonr IN tianovef-An reasonable expenses shall a,s, 10
P'ih REUBEN MELTON.
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Real Estate at Auction.

virtue OF q Deed OF trust executed the subscribe s
oy hIr. 'ohn DaTrarcr dated the Gurb iuiv 1928
anf d"y recorded IN the Office Of the Hastings Court Of The
{" hcn"n lor the purpose OF securing certain sn,
=" money QUO 10 NattJ Dowe, will be sold On be y,ini
o'y nj september next, at IL O'clock or tie premises for
READY rney 'hose valuable Houses ard Lot Of Lard j.,
' cay VI "Fn'n7nd opposite the Theatre. and 4, the
Sor OF ~ street fronting 20 feet he latter rpnnIrr
oack 10 teet on the former On this there ig large
" e"e",eht' occupied at present by Mr. John Eeison-
a'su small wooden building forD,sr1y occ,,r;I - AZ
on''" Green 10 these oHeurents the necessary o,,i
houses arc attached The title this property is
W' "SPu'aolc, but selling az trustees tine suSsci
WIZ ony convey such tile is vested in then, by rho
Aforesaid deed or ;rust "
49,, WIN. j. WINSTON ,r
SUty i[-w9t HECTOR DAVIS, 4InS'eF7'
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Chesapeake ard OHIO C,aaai--Twrn,y miles of the
Cahai nave, we undeisamd been located, and now
ready and will be let under takers probably than
the estimates "I the Convention of the Civil Engineers
as tho actual location is shorter than tie estimate y Eve
eish'hs Of n'ir The expense making this part of tho
Cann! WILL 1t believed be irrs by $4,000 dollars than tho
estimate which ~ before the public. The contracts to
% lei. !, will DC ,ecacc,cd, Thursday, Friday aud
; Saturday ucXt.--' >Sdt. mt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
FREpFRIcRsuung, Angus

tREpFRIcRsruRi. August Il.
RnrPofsnnMork Nartsation.-Yestcrdpy tho annual
meeting oil the Stockholders of tho Rappahannock Navga
ton Company was held III this town, when Col Samuel
>nrnw was elected President for the ensuing year, nd
'ohn = NeifGrd VIM A. Knox, Jones A. Green aud Yea
man Smith, chosen directors.
The report Of The directors read by Col SiorIow
ny winch appears that the of whole
but S45830 instead OF $4,000 the amour, subscribed,
.1reIG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, August 1t-NIr. Sandersou's cores
pondent al LaguiIa states that Bolivar had been
supreme chief of the Republic. This event ted
by an illumination at Caracas. As tss President has
all me army under his conpl AVID all the superior officers
IN the civil department i'll his view, a civil war wa. not
spprehcndsd. All well disposed PERSONS of the country
have snong hopes that he will be able eec, good.
SeRiuici.
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ASTON d PEASANTS offer for sale, Jus, re-
ga cc"c1 al their store of 10Th streets in
this city, "
los Gags Cuba Green Coffee,
so do Lagura do
sc do Rio do
100 DO 81. Domingo 90
10 boxes Gunpovdcr Tea sup qualify
so lhds New Orleans Sugar
81 do Porto Rico do
II DO s.. Croix DO (surcriot)
81 do Moasses
10 DO Baltimore Whiskgy
50 bills do do
- do Rockbridge do
) pipes genuine Holland Gin
do French Brandy
~ bhis country Gin
& do Annissecd Cordia;
1000 sides sole Leather assnstniCn; If russe,
wax kip, harness and bride Leather.
'"y - o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
NAyV Y3RI.
JAFFRAY & CRANE.
Have openPd an offensive assortment Of
HARDWARE & GUTTE

TT No. III, Pearl .Strcef, Hanoper Square.
EEeyJ y0Rg,
comprising a,eGrY eucy article tie frndeaSnouc ,cic
TX NiFES and Forks; pom and pocket knives
IA Razors and scissors; hand and ba oS Save
Drawing knivrs; clsses, gougcs
lies plane irons; scJ'iies, silki,s
ChaFk knives; curriers' knives
Eu,inns, homo mouds loeks of all kinds
Brass and slass knobs hinges, sc5ews
S;iTrurS, spurs spoons ladies
Corn hoes; hammers, sGedges
Indian gung anvS, viccS
Fow!ing pieces; l"c, and chains
ShoVelS and spndet; nails and sad irons.
Merchants from Southern States, are especially in,
Vi'c" TO cal! they will be served ting ter
JULY 60 TO-
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virtue ot "ecd of trust, executed the strbscr.
eD Der aad others by Wade Mosbv the eide, ~ 80,
Fearing cate The 9th day of May, 1926, and dny recorded
ID the cr'Ss oftce OF the county Of ienrico for
uPss ncre'm mentioned and by consent Of the parties
interested in al precious deeds of trust on the nrnn,
WI be sole, ON Monday. the 2lst July next If fair IL
no the ne%i fair day thereafter the highest bidder ON
me Wcnscs'ai public auction, for ready money that we'll
known tract Of land Tying in Curcs Neck in Henricp
county, called Old Cures, containing 522 acres he The
same mare or 'ess' This tract Of land is So we'll knowr,
""' " IS 'cerneG unnecessary IN enunerate the many
advantages ~ possesses. There is large mari bank ON
ne !anc, situated III very advantageous position 10 no
,'"eu very large portion of the land we'll set in
-" clover ana large crop Of wheat may DO seeded on
Clover iaow this fall There the land an excel
'cl dwelling house with 10 rooms, good barn. sabts
"h nfs' rate hreshng machine, &c &c The title ~
believed to be- Unique bic but tire subscriber sng m
trustee VIII ooy convey such title rs vested in him
Possession viii he given Immediately. The sale will cor-
mence AZ Il o'clock. WM. w. MOS1Y, Trustee.
jane 70,
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Randolph's Reports. Vol. 9Th.

oSi i"hltshed by Peter Coton and for safe Mt his
u Law Az Miscellaneous Blackstone, Reports of Cases
"|uEo 'no determined III the Court Of Appeals uf Virgil
wa" l" WHICH are added, Reports of Gases scica in the
sriior Law. 10y ~
Aug 9 r.
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NEW GOODS.

u HANDSOME assortment Gf French Batistc, London
printed Chnibros, plaid aud striped Gnshans, Thread
Laces rich Scars aud Hdkfs. Gau3r and eros Naples
'.,ooomS, worked and pai" MuS'ins-wh IA variety oi
oe Goods received b. Planter Mt vc,y low.
p''ees 'of CASH. by IIALt. NELSON.
Jane oS =.
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FIVE DOLL.4RS REU.4RD

kAIL be given for taking up aud DELIVERING TO ne n,
w Ga'icgo Mills, near Richmond, my HORSE;a dark
snrre! about Ia hands high. years old, one hind foot
white short switch tail, shod oil around PAGES and is in
3e"' order e discovers tenderness his fore feet when
rode on h~Fd ground pavement. He was turned out
IaSt tuesday night the canal and i, is probable was
rode up The bank by negro mag somewhere in
about Richmond. JOHN A. pIrCtipR
Caleeo Mills, Aug. Ist
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NATURES rAREwELL.-Bx Mrs. HEmA.s.

IVA tRES FAEEWELL.-BY Mrs HEMASs
The beautiful is vanish'd aud returns no,n
Cofe''dseS UoiienStcin.
A youth rode tos,h g,on his chilitooa's home.
Through the crowded paths OF the world to roam,
And the green leaves WHISPERED. ne pass'd
-" heieu'c thou dreamer, away SO fast!
"knrw st thou with what thou parting here,
Long woud'st thou finger in doubt and fear:
' ny hearts free laughter. thy sunny hours,
""o mast LETT IN our shades with the Springs viii
Under the arch by oar n,inerC made
thou aud thy brother have gaiiy plavG
e may meet again where ye roved yorr
But as We Rare met ,hsrc-oh! never more.''
On rode the youth--and the boughs am.nc,
Thus the wild birds DER his pathway sumo
NNhofefure So fast unto life awayo
'hnu art leaving forever thy Joy in our lay.
"rh"u may'st come tn the Summer woNds ~ gain,
Hnd my meant have no echo to greet this strain;
Aiar from the foliage its love Will dwell
~ chanee must pass Ger theeFarcwell, farewell"
Do rode the youth; and the foun,s and streams
mus mingled voice With his Joyous C,rrap,s.
W. have been thy 7inymatcs Though many a ,.av,
Wherefore thus leave US oh! yet delay
Nj'lsten but once to the sound Of our ninth;
or thee It's Il melody passing from earth.
Nrver again vii; thou find IN its fuw
he peace II could once thy heart bc,,up
=, Ih"" wilt visit tie scenes of thy chihood,s clc-,
~ IN the breath of the world on thy spirit fec;
|HS.ion aud sorrow its depths will fav s,irr'J
ana the SINGING of waters be yainly heard.
~ iou wilt bear in orr gladstone laugh no part;
" hat should il do for a burning hear.
n"u "'it oting to the banks OF our treshet rili
iHii9t which no fountain on earth may still.
rNe"e'l!-when thou contest agaiu to thin, oy,,
"ou WIN mss fr" NJ orr music its Iovc!icst tone.
Ninnrnt"iy true is the tale we tell
Het on merry dreamcr!--FarewelI,f arewsi!"
ma a something Of gloom on his spirit weiob'l.
IS ne caught the last sounds OF his natiyc sbnae.
t,ii' he knew not, till many a brigh, spel! brake
a"w deep ' IRE he oracies nature spoke!
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Green Ginger .

n. BiAMIRE kbs just received supply Of
D.ooa G,ogcr for Preservng md picti,ag, ex
store directly opposite Eagle Hotel sign or the Mortar
,inig so w ''' W ~ " ''' .
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New YopK, AUGUST i.

tish,
lots COiiece-Wc are sorry Il, learn that a serious
nding has arisen between the Principals uf tins
tesPectaoe institution and portion of Pupils, which
mas ,cs"au III ar "pcu rupture, aud the withdrawal of
cariy ehlrd oi the scholars The circumstances
'hs unfortunate occurrence, hear, these: The
scholars mad become dissa tshed with their
snt several times pctitionrd for improvement. At
hnsh some oil them refused longer partOke and in
VOCATION or the rules Withdrew from the public table.
tour OF 'aeSe dciinquents were expelled. This being
deemed act of Injustice, d remnEstraucC was rot u
and signed by one bundled and forty four the schoa
demanding the eiiista uf their fellows threat.
c"l'g, VA Ease OF refusal, withdraw a
CoisGc Ve Faculty could not, without relaxation of
"r laws, comply win this demand, and resolution OF
Vie scholars was carried into effect Saturday. About
"rty OF them arrived hote yesterday morning, WY
TO their homes good deal OF eScitsnlen, prevails at
New Haven on This subject.
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10 Country Hattcrs.

VIE sn07oTrhcr has hand general nysur,rne,,
a Of Ha'tcrs Stock and Trimmings which he viii .,,
cheap foT cash. VIZ: Beaver Csrrotted ard Raw Russa
ana Scvich Hare Fur, Muskrat Skins, Speuish Bodies
Cames Wool, Fed Wool, Raw Coney Fur, Hatters Bas.
keiS Hn9 and Buff English Skivers, Peongs Satin Me-
daIiion for Tips, Embosd Cotton TIPS, Bow Strings
win general assortment Of Black and Drab Bn,jirge
H"o bahdinSS' JOHN THOMPSON.
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FREDERICKSBURG & BALTIMORE
Steamboat Line.
TiE STEAM nsAr
PATUXENI',
Capt. GeOrge WecJMy.

ANe fi"pretors vi ihs superb Steam Boat hav, deter
N haso 10 ram hef between Bali m,re ani Ftce,icks-
aug Va The Pa,uxen will leave TIC MARYLAND wha ,G
!"c usua' starting place. in Baltimore on Tuesday morn
'lns o' INST al clock and N the hour every
succeeding Tuesday; after TOUCHING al ue,,np B.y
anu Gown C'eek on the Paiuxen, river vii proceed
ana up the h.ppahan"ock to FrsdcrirkshurS where she
"se on Neo"'fh"y evening. Returning, the Patux-
eht will leave fredericksburg on Frid.y moirr tine 9Th
cay OF august at "el"ck, and sans hour every
succeeding Friday; sud after touching Tswu Geek and
''"s Day: wal s"ite-at Baltimore Saturday eve
ming. The Patuxen will stop at the several towns aud
places on the RarpahannoCk. going and returning to
or take OF passengers In ado the 81,
naii"ns Tor passengers, the Patuxeu carry
the bulk of twelve hundred barrels feph which will be
taken ano de''ve'ed every week, the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

In the n"W constitution of PERU recently received, wc
observe tue following artole mo person born sla 20
III the rrpuhlic slave enter fIon abroad without
being frce.'-.2rttclc l52.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

On Saturday last hhriic, of the hawk bill kind and
weighing $40 lbs captured 6y Mr. John Tfcrd with
the assistance OF pair of aims, 600 rls from the
Rip Rars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

Inc tdnhGh Evening Post the de- ,l of the
g"'f"ne and accomplished philosopher, Professor Dugald
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

HAVE JOSH received splendid assortment of Gentle,
mems Dfab Beaver Hats, of superior quality On
hand large assortment Of every description Of Fur Hats
and 200 dozen Black White, Brown and Drab Wool
Hats-a" Of which 30 :ses disposed sell n, REDUCES
puces ~ Gasp, John THOMPSON.
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'o" hent or Lease tho well known Plantation in the
= eonnty Of Hanover on the Psmnnkv river. and ,d.
joining Bolhe3 The soil is we'll adapted 10 tho cuure
o. p'cco corn ard small grain. For particulars cnouire
rented the plantation Tor several years ras poesesso
wiz De gwen immediately, application 10
Aug 9--ot r., r,d;,, w..
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Lynchbuy, Feb. II
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1's3'H 'iT- rer'y-f"ur Navory SHEEN, the r,,re,tr
o. Captain b"ri. OF Longmeado,c. M,ss We. ,or,,g
".led o." S'ora ud one ny single ia 81 OF ,igg,
nIe 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
Curles Neck Land for Sale

July f9-- G,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

tho fitness Of General Jackson for the Prcsi.
dsncy; and by them some other person will,
a'rufcdIy, DO voted for thus dividing the force
Of the Opposition, and insuring the defeat Of
ito leading Candidate.
But, follow citizens, II 10 ova duty. and, !
doubt not, il will bo . pleasant one. a. AMER-
IcAN FRErMEN, rightfully possessed Of 4 pro-
portion Of tho sovereignty Of the Nation. to
give = yULL EssIoN Of opinion, in the
choice Of our Chief Magistra,e--whatevsr may
be the prospects and promiscs Of the people IN
other States. You have been calm and peace
ful. amid The storm which ragged around you
Your peace was tho result Of your confidence
in your own strength. Now is tho appointed
time for action. for energy. for decision. Our
cause is just; our Candidate approved OH trial,
our prospect cheering. CoME. THEN, TO
N Polls, On WEDNEsDAY NEXT. Come,
ono and oil. Devote the day TO your Country,
to the cause Of Truth and Civil Order; to tho
support Of Adams and Liberty!
ONE OF THE People.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
JACKSON MOB IN NEw-ENGLAND.

JACKSON MOB IN NEw-ENGLAND.
We regret to announce 10 our readers, the
occurrence OF Mon in New-E England. but il
was. as might have been expected = Jackson
Mob-headed and led on by = Jackson Man
by On individual who bssrs the vsnsrsted
name Of DECATUR. and What 10 still moro NOR
tifying a brother Of tho Iamented STEPHEN
DECATUR. Tho occurrence took place in
Portsmouth,, N. II. and our attachment 10 the
state makes us regret to mention L., but
il has been already made public, and il is only
necessary for US to record tho facts, as we col
lect them from the papers. The town Of Ports
mouth very unexpectedly gave a Jackson ma
joriiy, and il appears that afisr tho polls werc
closed. Mr.. Decatur, the Naval Store Keeper,
at the Navy Yard. gave treat at his house:
1T also appears that at a late hour Of the night.
q largo number Of the persons who had been
SO Toasted, issued from Mr.. Decatur's house.
were arranged in front Of il In a procession,
and from thence proceeded, with martial mu-
sic, TO the residence Of the Hon. IcHADoD
IN bs ~ AkNY Il SVukICbS IIOUy
this State -upon arriving at this spot, il ap-
pears that tho mob first attempted to enter tho
House, and upon finding il fastened, thoy
knocked and kicked against il, to the great
alarm Of the ladies' withm;-tbat then giving
up the attempt to enter the house, they vented
rage in shouts, Threats. ir'P..oafions and in
suits, and at length withdrew. The number Of
persons engaged in this disgracefnl business is
variously estimated. and wo should imagine,
says the Portsmouth Journal, did not fall short
Of one hundred.
The worst part If this unfortunate and most
disrcputabIe business remains to he told. The
mob on leaving Mr.. Bartleit's house, passed
the houses Of two very respectable C%lergymcn;
the Rev. Mr.. Putnam and Rev. Mr.. Burroughs.
We know Of no individuals in this community
moro estimablo than these gentlcmen; we know
OF none who aro moro conscientious in the dis
charge Of their respective duties; and yet, tho
fact is almost incredible, these gentlemen were
abused md insuIted by tho s~cofings and bur-
rahs Of this Jackson mob, because. in the hon.
est and conscientious discharge Of their duty
ms members Of the school. Committee of tho
town Of Portsmouth, they could not consent 10
the appointment Of Mr.. -Abner Grecnlcaf, a
Jncksonian ms a teacher in our Public Schools"
Such is tho effects Of the Jackson spirit in
New England. Her most valuable and useful
citizens hor members Of Congress and her
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~ !, is n subject Of deep regret TO tho vol
disposed people Of New. England, 10 reflect
one Of her Electoral Districts will give a
vote TO Andrew Jackson for President Of the
United States. But Maine has tho disgrace
upon hsr brow, a Disgrace which she will long
blame upon our friends in Cumberland District,
as We arc assured they fought nobly; but brib.
cry and intrigue 'riumphod for a day. and led
hsr Frecmcn to desert tho %favorite son Of Now
England but they will sooner or later SEQ the
error Of their conduct. and rcgro, tho blind
dolusion which led Thorn 10 commit tho dis.
graceful act.