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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-02

aouts me even in his days Of courtship, and
seeks me only for the sake of my heritage, and
because he sees loathe his addresses
Then SAID the Duke, as you reJec, these,
prepare yourself to morrow to receive Henry OF
Trastanlara for your husband: for by the soul
OF the great Edward, my father. viii no lon
ger be trhcd with So saying he flew out Of
the room, leaving Catharine overwhelmed With
affection.
Why, my daughter, should you thus Object
to man "hom you have never seen p said the
duchess. Fam, as.'5n sreaks bright
things of Henry OF Trastan,ara , and, II he re
sembles what his father was at his age she ad-
ded, with sigh 'methinks the brightest mai
den in Christendom might be battered by his
addresses
His father was your relation, madam said
Catharlne-' He is my relation still but how
much more he was is known only to myself and
him. returned the Duchess, with emotion The
ties of love that united my cousin Juans heart
and mine in early youth, long subsistcd aftel
the hatred of our parents had arisen to pitch
most deadly, and secretly did | indulge the
hope Of one day sharing my lineal throne with
the beloved Of MY soul-but fate had willed il
Otherwise. Catherine, you resist your fathers
mandate, and suenly refuse to be convinced
that II is rarely in the power Of a princess to
MARI" the object of her affections. You see
me the happy wife Of a beloved husband and
you esteem me one OF the unfortunate few But,
oh my child you know not-may you never
know-tbe wees that clouded the morning Of
my life How can ever forget the pangs that
rent my heart, when, divided forever IRON .nc
love of my youth and placed as hostage in
the hands Of the Prince Of Wales, By my unna
tural father who Pawned the heirt&s of the LAND
as a pledge for debt which he never meant to
pay. and, finally, left her unredeemed in the
hands Of Justly incensed ally TO pay the penal
ty Of his broken faith 1t was With feelings
whose bitterness will not attempt to describe
that sazed, for the last time, on the land o
my fathers and Of Juan, from the deck of the
Prince Of " ales' vessel 1t was my own fan
inheritance but was borne from its shores
as forfeit for my fathers treachcry, by TO-
reign prince. But let me do Justice to the mag
nanlmity of the generous Edward it was with
the holy tenderness Of brother that he bore
himself towards my partner in affection, your
aunt Isabel, and myself, during the voyage.
but nothing could soothe my proud spirit. or
mitigate the anguish Of my heart Very differ.
emf were the feelings Of Isabel. hen we arrived
in England she had left no fond tie behind to
endear her native land TO her. and she was de-
lighted at exchanging the monotony of a CON
vent for the splendour of the most gallant court
in Europe. Finally she became, as you we'll
@When Peter the Cruel solicited the assistance of
Edward the Black Prince against bis re5eilious sub
jccts, he placed in his hands his two daughters as
hostages for the performance of certain articles
agreed on between themselves and afterwards
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

Lightioo', Ayiett Halves, Lewis Conner, yas
Green, ST. Presly n. Smith, James A. Lane,
TFayette Mauzy, Thomas Norman, Stanton
: Slaughter,
CnAnLorTE.-iIenry L. Scott, Capt. c.,
Burksdale, Col. Richard Wyatt, Capt NJ. /
Williams, Nathaniel Wilson, Capt. Richard
Gains, Paul s. Darlington, b. w. Lester. \
Smell, Elijah ". Roach, Raleigh White,
VIM. B Green.
IAUQUIGR.--Thopas Marshall, Joseph
Thompson, Seth Combs, Mai. Thomas Tur
ner, John Il, bowman, John Marshall. r.
robert Brent, pr. John A. Turner, Josisf,
Tidal, Lloyd holland, DR.. AIdridge James,
Thomas l.. Moore, Peter Adams, Ludweli
Rector, Isaac Foster, Owen Thomas, Tho
mas NJ Amber, John P. Philips, Ro. Ran
dolPh, Armlstead Blackwell, james X. Mar
shall, Dr. VIM. Fitzhugh, John Edmonds.
John and William Payne.
GREENBRIER.--John McClung. Alexander
MeCiung, Col. James Kincaid, Thos. Kirk.
patrick, Jas. Calweli, Richard Dickson, IT,
VIZ l.aughn, Capt John Erwin, Sampson
Mathews, Capt. Robt. Steven, Capt. John
Morehead, VIM. r, Mann, NJ. Cotfman, Jas.
Jarrett, JOS. McClung, Andrew Hamilton,
Capt John Bower, Capt. John Scamster.
Col. Z. Anderson, J. Miller, ir. +. Quinn, Geo
Anderson, Thomas George, Mai. Jas. M'Far-
rcn, J. McMilIion, ID. Hanna, ]. p. Themna,
son, Seth Hughes, r. F. Tyree, Capt S.
hlncaid, Col. I. Beard, DIR. r. Wipefield,
II. Bright, Capt. s.. Price, Jesse MAYS, 4.
sreigii, John Mays, ], Frazer. III. Erskine,
VI IN. Spots, Jas. Witluow, Capt. Chas. Ar
buckle, Ro. A. Paris, Capt ~ Giand, AID,
Frazer, WIN. McClung, Jas, Kincaid, VIM.
RGanic, Aaron Burr,
HARDY.-Jones Green, Christina mons,
Joseph Williams, Benjamin Fawcet> James
Wltliams, VIM Cunningham. jr. Job Welton,
Felix Seymour, John Cunningham David
lanmetcr, VIM. J. N. Stephens, Henry
smith, Sam. McMcchm, Valentine Simmons,
jeremiah lnekecp, Isaac Vanmeter. Benia-
min " arden, John Littler, Jacob Miller. ia:
cob Yanmeter.
HAREIsoN.-Wm Johnson, Bennett Dow.
icr, JededIah Waldo, Joseph Cheveront, TO-
shua Smith, Thomas Watson. Humphrey
Pharls. Frederick Burdett. BENJAMIN Reed
er, Robert Maxwell, John p. Tyson, William
Martin, Edward 'Archbold, Isaac Courtney.
Observation-Disclosures Dr. Elisha d. Barrel
Dr. James +, Davis DR.. david Ice, Jacob J
" agner, Thomas s. Raymond, Robert Nc
zee. John :. Barns, Matthew Fleming, VIM,
J. Wiley, Ebenezer Newcomb, Thomas Fle-.
ming, John Conway, Joshua L. Hickman.
John S. Barns, James G. Watson, Matthew
Gay, John Rogers. Thomas P. Ray, John e.
vans, Jr.
ITO RE CONTINUFD.1
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q F'i"nd Of Convention and
IA ensmy To hiag CTucus.
To he Editors ofMe nhir.

Gcn'enru: You authorised ia IT, that arrc,,b.,
10 iee honcat"n ri Many FreGhuiders pubii.had in
|n OF the Of Iris city, meeting of srndry citizens
!""N pacc 81 me CITY Hail. on Saturday night, take
mo CONSIDERATION me p'opety "f nunnating 81 person
10 represent THIS CITY IN the next L"gislaiure 1t was w
cisi"od aud bresed by all paGtrs that the meeting
s""eh WIN lew persons who were dcsgous Of opposing
ie r"c'ec'inu Of the late Representatives aud of the Oh
"eeho'der (or near iEa' numbr) who were present. II
mal"ny are friends ri the present admirist, alton In
consequence OF the 'huUcss oi thr eetug deemed
tneSIehent ana improper 10 make any uoIinaun-anGa
resolution declaring IL to be insxprdieut but al he
same time expressing NE UD entire cocnce in tie iq,
ifePrese'fdrs, passed unanimously, Gisseen
only; so that in fact the ohieC' for which meeting was
called, entirely failed. You liberty 10 make ti
statement, on the authority Of m"re than
One .ntmLer nj Uie .Wertjur.
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ANT1-JACNSON CORRESPONDING
COMMITTEES.
CONTINUED.


ArrEMARLE.-J. p. Carr, Rob S. Brooke.
Charles Harper, Richard Duke, John Goss.
John Rhodes, MicaIah Woods. Jas. Michie.
Chapman W. McCulloch. John Pison. James
Jones. Samuel Dyer, David Niche, William
Garland, Rob. Brooks. VIM. Bradford, John
Cochran, Isaac Raphael, Capt. Hin. ID. Ne
ri7oetter, Dr.. Hardi@ .Mossie, Ed1o'd O. Good-
7oin. james Ross, Col HIM. Uoods, .1Iqi. Gro,
SpoiSmood, Ja,nes Jormcl, Jamss YcrrcW. .Jo-
nathan .l1chie, Thomas I, Lesris, Ell .4lcra,,-
der, Capt. Geo. ~ Wood, Benjno.iu u o5S
.joh,, Rhode&, Falentime Hcad, .3finoch Vim,
John Kelley, Roger Thompson, .lq9rezp Leitcb,
Samuel Leitch, DaUid H'ggiabotha,a, Edmund
Bro1r", Joseph Mills, Henry .HarshuH, Join.
Field, John 7. fIolcma,., Jolt, Hurt, jus. Hurt
.3brnhao' EadeS, Ira Broom, La Hqrris, DIM
'cl "a. italy, Rally, .John r. Campbell,
Stephen Woodson, John S. Cooke, JAMES "
Boe2, Or. Jacob Snider, Jumes " Boyd, John
Dstior, sr. 10. DaGrrett, Hp. .HorshaH, Col.
Ihomas FOOD, james Jefries, ,jonseS Duks.
Bnchner Io'cmly, joel .LQ"pjn, Ben. FIckhn,
HczehioA Hood, Nm. SaddortA, Nm. Pa,nsay
john Bococke, .ir. John Rogers, (Lancasfcr(
.4ndreSO Mckee Abrol,an, johnson, ,Iqmcs Me.
Cailoch.
BrproEn.-CoI. David Saunders, Col Ar
mistead Otey, Michael Graham, Mai. Thom-
- ''e'iC- WI JUN W IlOlt, tapt. JOnn III
Otcy, Capt. Pascal Buford, Capt John Left
wlcf., Mai. Isaac Otey, DIR. Henry w. Nose
! ~. DIR. VIM. Steptoe, George Sleptoe. Ro.
bert Stcptoe, Capt. Lewis WmgGeId, lubat
Jordan, Col John Watts, VIM, W. Watts
Maj. Joel Iancy, Robert Tinsley, Lodowick
Mcdaniel. VIM. J. Walker, Ben. Wirpiuton
Col Tho. Moore, James Jopling, Samuel B.
Davies, Beverly r. Scott, John North ST.
Abel b. Nichols, Capt John w. Scott, Rev.
| VIM. Lcftwich, w. H. Col d. w. GuarIcs
| Charles Gill, TiIghnan A. Cobbs, Mathew
Pate, Thomas II. Clayton, Harvey CIavtor.
Mitchell Ewing, Capt. Henry Brown. Col,
Thomas Massey, DR.. Sam Philips, VIM Dick
Inson, Robert G. Mitchell, joseph Wilson,
Gustavus A. Wingfeld, David CrcnslIaw ST.
BRooKE-Col Cornelius II. Gisf. Green
berry Wilcoxcn, Obed Green, Thomas Orr
Robert Blair Robert Scott, Danforth Brown.
John Hendricks, Peter Pugb, Bccl PUN
Phrcy, John |. Jacob, Providence Mounts,
| Samuel Dorsey, John Patterson, John Gard
ner, VIM. Duval Eli Green, Rev. Alexander
| Campbell, Capt. VIM. NcCluncy, George
| Cox, Talbot Hammond, Adam Kuhn, ]. Y.
Doddridg1, James W. Miller, Oliver Brown,
| Jr. Richard Hooker, John Bane, John Merry
man.
CutrEPER.-Joln Shackclford VIM G..
Carter, j. G. Gibson, Zcphania Turner, Sam.
! Slaughter, VIM Walden, John s. Green. Da-
| vid S. Dodge, George w Latham, Ph;Ijp
! Lighuoot, Martin Fistback, Thomas w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

't''' ara nlo'i eTped't'o"s roUtc from R,cbmo7z5 ~
10 U0St'9ef0U CIR.
-,,,,. FARE SO IS.
Z VIZ, wa" coach leaves Richmond daily a, 2 NJ
n and passengers arrive in Wa shinp,nn g, W,
t,o L'Ms morning. after comfortable nights slcer m
oo'td me Boat, and in Baltimore at Moon o. L w
e'rI'er than by any other route " - "OulS
"''. eaE'. Washington daily on It's return a,
UU'on-P"s''"gcrs sleep at F,r!rricksiu,g 80 49, %
n 's''ooo a. = aud in Petersburg =, 81 p NJ Of ~,
Favct,cy;,Io a e"'rn caves Petersburg ~ = p NJ r
;s 49, 80 ana arrives there ~ hou-s rb;o ,ou,s
Nor,h I and most ozr"di'ious f., vcile,. sria-
c.; a'u Tou'h. The Coaches and Hour. ae me-, ,,
'' I 10 any in the so,,hesn roii,r,y "' ."
me Charlottesville Coaci, Icayse Rg.,,,,., ~ g,
az '"s'aY and Thursd'y, aud viii ,on through ", .
y; "t"L INC ~ q. May Fatc Sc
'''.' .o--S' l. 'dRlt9 & Ca,
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BERNARD PEYTON

rs removed To the large fire proof warehouse cor
n ner ol Cary street. fronting tie Basin la ely ccc
pen hy Me,ss Anderson, Wsndson g. Biggers where 10
continues to transact general CoInmissiun E,siuess
especially III 1obGcco. Flour, Wheat and Cotton and ss,u
for sale on consignment,
II hits. prime ST. Croix sugara
III bois. common brown do.
30 hhis. aud boxes LOST and lump DO IA IN or
G5 bags prime green coffee
hhds bright retailing molasses
~ bblS Portland rum
qr. casks NJ Y. Wardrop S; Co.'S fine old Mades-a.
wine
do. French Madeira
do alum, shot from No TO 10
Bar aud sheet icad--plnmgh plates
~ boxes fresh bunch muscstel iasr7
. do. Sicily lemons, good order
Baltimore cotton yarns. No. to 10
Awsdes, American aud English IRON as.of,r5
Gcrrna" and American blistcred steel
F'cuch burr mill stone blocks
Esop1s aud Cologne mill stones, Of eli sirrt
Sack salt best Liverpool FLIED .
Family -four, 0f best quality.
Ma rcb
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zstefDsas cssg aJagfs50.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1909

we resign our columns TO the News from Eng land
winch IS oil more interest than any thing We can offer
"'e reader. a fuii biooded Tory hdmnis alton and
LORD "cif"sion Premier! The Angle Saxon world
is run mad after Military Chefsans! This is the third
chapge Of Ministry IN England, within 10 months
MS last change cannot last. Public opinion in Enr
'af'd' Is as omnlPotent as in this colnry pure
rory acminstIstion--in other words an a,;minis,ra.
non pledged TO oppose reform in Parliament the en-,
ancPaton OF ireland, and the hole liberal oc,ions
OF The age, cannot endure-and for tile pjao reason
'Oa' 'hfy can obtain no support from public opinion
ihere IS but one man in England capable OF filing
MT Cannng's sIippers--one even greater than Mr..
Canning himsef-a Republican in the American
sense oil the terH--we mean Mr.. Brougiar
-eSe-
Hon J"tn oiph--Farther accounts of the
Speech en- Internal Improvement made nv this bo,o
r"ble parsonage Friday se'naght have reached ~,
through tie New York papers, and private channels
On The morning of that day, the leutcr gentleman re-
ce'ved the Wing Ia copy Of which we were malicious
enough to send him through The p. Oiice) containing
certain structures upon his temper aud the causes NJ
IFS being so bad. Fills rage knew no boupds--it dis
played itself in thousand foolerics and contradiction.
he ordered his horses for Virginia and ac,pait,
~" ''"'S vi h'' H'eHuS--nO not |rIcndS--hs has
friendship for Doncbur finally, lust as he affected IN
be leaving the House, he turned and asking the
speaker what 'he question was delivered speech OF
. hours length, without much as abiding once, 20
the subject before the House. We refer 10 the art
Gle from the New York Advertiser, for the topics
upon which he descancd.
In s speech he dlscov cred the deepest cycitamen,
and gave testimony not only Of his vuInersbiItv br,
a' The arrow was qnivoring the heel. lie foamed
at the mouth, and finally bubbered with pure vega
lion. We arc not of bose--God forbid-ybo nank
the tears Of generous scnsblJiiy disgrace to mar,
ho'd' But here is an example Of crying etborr
precedent. For while the bonourabIe gentleman vvas
crying, he did not 10 aouss all of whom he ,v
not araid--drsgsing into his speech, even female
relative OF his owD, and directing against her tI,c
most Infamous nz;Duations We hope in shofg6,n.
10 spread before the reader, history from her own
! pen OF Mr. Randolph's treatment TO Mrs Morris
widow Of the late GOuverneur Morris of Nov Yorl,
Nothing bat tbat history-wiich has been many wear.
III Firgoia--Is waning, 10 unmask him 10 the world
--anh TO exhibit him as he is--a cotunounJ og ,,,e
most detesable vices that ever assembled in the
character We shall then see--the world will ther
We enabled TO Judge--SBh what proprety he assume,
70 pass Judgment upon the characters Of Others Thai
history viii exhibit him in such lch,s t,, HE hoe
friends shall be happy to 6nd some extenuation Of ms
conduct, III the ecceuticry of his organic strucurs
ie has provoked tue exposure not op!g BIZ ,,ton and
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For THE CoSsrITuTIoyAL WIG
TIE SECRET,IRY or var, IND HIS ST. IN


IJEhEhD.
have seen, cannot say With astonisbrnent for
Via! is astonishing days ~ poIitcs?-butI will
say with Indignation, The attempts which have been
made to prejudice the People Of The United States
gans the Secretary Of War, account Of the manner
in Which certain parers called for by Congress relative
- The Militia Of Tennessee, put to- death by the
orders OF Gen. Jackson, prepared IN obedience
To- that call The case, understand it, is a verv
plain II appears we'll from tie sreecl,es in
Congress from The last report Of the Secretarv ~
War the subject, that is the duty Of cle TO ar
range the papers IN such cases, and that this duty has
invariably, been performed in one way nameIv H.
letters originally issued from The office are pu, n, ~
one package, and those winch received at the of
fee in another. The numbering begiDs with the for
and the series is continued through both packsces
Mr. Sorrs IF N York, By his reference to the arraoe
nGD Of the documents sent 60 Congress from the same
department relation 20 the conduct Of Gen Jckson
ID The Seminole war presented case directly in point
Yet the eve " faction not, al that dav so disco
lonred with distorted with rare as IN scr
vicious designs lurking 10 the folds Of tbose papers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

y. IN consequence "f a communication from w ila m
H. eabe Esq OF the Central Committee, addressed TO ma
as the OF the Ant ackson Corresponding Com
mee have TO request meeting all the members of
the said Committee, at the Court House SATURDAY. the
I'D inst. at IL O'Clock, A. 81 RO f SAUNDERS
Short Pump. Henrico county,
5rh March, 1929
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CGTgEs.KyS'
LOTTERY IND EXCH.IEGE or

~, 4 TN 'I3Ff1 FNLH.I.NGE UFfEIE,
CORNER OPPOSITE Tire EAGLE HoTII
u Ia tie ION C'nSS nj mr. Dismal !Swnmp Canal yo,
tsrv. nG tre"t C4FI79L Prise of Si1iten Jho,,ro.5
Do'lgrs' Was sold at CoHENs' OFFICE, Rjrbn,ond Fa,
10 ht"NcmGn residing IN Cumberland county. Ia
Orders rom any part of the United States, either ~,
MAI (post pa or private convey enclosing the
or priv" tickets III any of the Lotteries, the sans
prompt pHncuai attention, as If on personal application
W Address
j. !. COHEN, Jr e BROTHERS, Richmond ia,
March 70 70
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN THIS CITY

Nv III7o OH r,
The Handsome Capital Prizes Of
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. s1.4so.
) of $1,000, and 10 of $500,
BESIDES numerous others Of denominations vii, he
dlN"n"ied hon the wheel of the DISMAL SwABir Lyl-
Terry, l'th Class. on "Wednesday, the 2Gth inst
Whole Tickets slo-shares in.propor,gn.
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Extract Of letter from IYa,b,.o,o,,

ioe nave discovered The vulnerable part Of Mr.
Randolph; and it as in the case of ,, Ont, -
fhetis, the heei Perbun snt. He cbafcd ike :,
eaIted bull He proposed 10 go full ,lt TO Rcbmonl -
out he hethought him in time of tat SIR john, may
''a Inc oet,er par1 OF vasor was discretion When
he came into the House on FRIDAY tnornno svarv
man stared at hin--his descrJpt nature ssemej
known Tor the first time. The u.ness of tn. descrip
''on-"h's pathic counienance and caaIa,o yuice ;,
rushed on the CONVICTION OF ai.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

The superior Court OF Chsncery for The Richmond
u's'ict commenced ITS session tue 2d dav of jan
uary last ana adjourned the 9Th Instant; bavipo
pronounced 5o2 in!er!ocutory and 6nai DEGREES
iIo'n i3 Of which dcc,ecs anpeaIs ver. ,,,owd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

TIE federai'sts OF Boston hare he.t jackson NEE.
ing and the Enquirer exulis at the fact. These gen
'emen denounced MIR Adams as apostate fedeyaist
AN ADMISSION at least, one would thing that he wa,
no| democrat. They (the federasts of Boston)
support jackson as consistent dea0cratan OK ceeat
reason for his being supported by federals.s,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

The neuter Mr. Randolph, 10 the second edition of
h's notes, says that the to Madison and
Monroe was withheld, with Of induencinoe ,ho
election of State officers in ~ iismpsiire AL, stuff.
Tue President did not even know that the election in
~ Hampshire pending!
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ITO RT CoNTINUFD.1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02

cal name Of the plant is PyroIa ".
strong drcoction, by boiling the D, ro,, mac mace
water, paeed in vessel containing , ~ pm
Bile quantity Of puIverizrd roll su,a IO"!ta
poured The decoction upon it, bo,l' T u
Mrs. Varnum took small quantity ,F's y
coctlon. internally, two or three Inn,
bathed the defective Dart adjacen, to !, 'a
times in day, and kept cloth w., r,T
constantly on the ankle. She took ,b,' I
ounce OF common medical Salts, ererv ~ i
day; the decoclion was renewed =, , ",''
required. We commenced III S ,ys,em . y,
Grafton about the middle OF ApuI IsI, y
pursued it with unremt,ing Care and ,,,, ~
without variation. In a very few d,,, ~"
the commencement OF the operation IT.. w
tient began to realize the bearfcial es,,,.~ :,
it; her appetite was restored; her Dam ~ 4
gradually eradicated; she rapidly Gig
strength, both, in body and limb; 50 H., .
less than six weeks the defective ankle W.,
tireIy healed and sound, and her hr,rb -,
strength completely restored. 1t is n, y
most two years since This apparen, cur, -
effected, and we have the greatest copsol,S''
OF learning from her, tina, she ha, TO. lt !.
single twine Of the disorder since that ,-.io!
we do therefore confidently hope, it viii n.y.
err return. Mrs. Varaum now enjays rm,..
ably good health, for person Of her a..
Some people may objcc, 10 mixing horo,s
experiment, in cases similar to Ms V.nSr,
on account Of the simplicity and novelty Of Il.
prescription. But however simple and m,
it may appear, and however inrliice it n,
prove with others, Mrs. V. aud myself, VII
our family, have abundant reason to r.,i.,
and bless the supreme arbi,er of even S, 70, 1.
wonderful effect which through tn b,rs
cence Of Divine Providence, it has h. in M
case. And am sanguinr in 'he belief h. /
early underwriting exprrime't Is { he kim y
made, they will prove efficarirus in most .n
Of cancer. JOS. Is VARNUN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02

absolute monarchy can be, in point OF TACT, more
ostenta,ious and ,ain-glorious than Inc govern
menr OF the United States. cold, calculating
tome Of augmentation marks all their ofhclai
intercourse with foreign nations; perhaps IL
would be deemed inconsistent with stern re-
publican independence, were the pres'aeh. or
his ambassador gully OF any OF those httle
ac,s Of courtesy and mutual civility, which ex
sists in the diplomatic intercourse between the
organs Of the monarchical governments OF Eu-
rope.
England, more than any other power, has ex-
perienced this frigid and exactinS temper on
the part Of the United States, ever since that
precious treaty of Ghentwhich gave TO them all
that they asked, and much more than they had
any right 10 expect. Not conten,ed with this
the republic has since put forth claims OF the
most unreasonable nature, and, in ;he discus
sions that that have taken place, evinced llu-
gious disposition on points that can scarcely
fail, sooner or later, TO bring the Two nations
into collision: we mean such points as Treat
Britain never can concedc, aud which can have
no other object, if pe,severed IN, than to serve
as so many prelexls 10 Join the enemy against
us, in any future war, as she did IN the last
The following are few am'ng the many SUD-
jects 10 which we allude:-
|. A new code of maritime law.
2. The settlement Of boundary line.
5. The claim to The Col. mbia river.
4. The free and uninterrupted navigation OF
the st. Lawrence.
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Selling Off at Cost.

vu1ng subscribers with to inform the n aIy' ,h.,
Of Alexandria, and the public sen eI o., sbs,
they have commenced, this morning cost :" anouns
present stock of Dry Goods at Pr,n ard valuable
rooGs consisting Of British irish French ".
~ %h .n HSs ' Wanting family supplies will If Se ps
to their advantage to avail themselves o, i to plea
opportunity, as they shall &c. ,ro BY the case
the Auction Sales in Ncw.Y0rk. ant on a.
They will be saving from 20 to IS per o 1lD .s.b
ment, selling out at cos. with damaged s% only op
ionable goods, it is well known .hI ,e97 and they y
sure sm the public that their goods were Of the b,s
porta,ions prior to their opening. Ine y New Yat
Receiving by almost every packet IRON las besns
since an additional supply, all OF when Lao
~ b.ye reeeeyed by the sehr Virginia
New York q shipment of
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

4 MEETING of the subscribers to the STOCK "
N Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY WILL o,eo,
on Monday, the 9TH day ofApr ensuing at w. q, ~,
A. NJ, at the City Hail. in Washington io u, ~,
pose of electing President and SIX p'fee'o ,h ,,r,
duct the concerns of the Company Tor suSu
not exceeding three years, as the said suO''''"
shall think fit. r,,
A. c. CAZENONE,
C. SMITH,
Commissioners on the part Of The Cn'hd DO"
+. lILGHMAN,
Pc. THOMAS,
SAMUEL SpRIGG' 4,
Commissioners on the part ofthe STATE a. m My
r. II HENDERSON
WIN. ELZEY,
J.C.HUNTER;
Commissioners on the part cfths STATE q ''s'
Washington, March w4w