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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

or prefess to believe, what he cannot comp, enend
while the most debauched wretch who believes in
a future state of felicity, fire, and birthstone, and
who would rot scrupe to abuse this right, is al
lowed to exercise it without question. In this
state, we believe, no one has right to question a
witness as to his religious opinions but If he open
~ dlsavows his belief i'll certain favorite dogmas
OF certain Christian sects, the court is bound, ac
cordlns to" common laws" q. e. unjust DECISIONS
70 REJECT ms evidence. This is justice struggling
with the lanaticism of our fathers, which ought to
have died with them and the perpetuatlon of which,
in these days of freedom, is sad drawback on the
mental privileges which our political rights enttle
US to- Than the above act, nothing can be more
liberal, just, and explicit: it is a monument of
fame to the body which produced it, and credit
to tho people represented BY that assembly.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
NOTICE.

TNIi. be sold at public sale. Thursday the 1sk ~
w March, inst, at the Bayard Hotei opposite the Town
Hall, Wllmingon-All the personal property of Thomas
Nay nnkeeper, deceased Of household goods
kitchen rnitue beds, bedding and bedstead dining
card ADD dressing tables, bureaux, desks, chairs, looking
glasses washstands carpeng, andiron potts. kettles, tubs
Stoves and all the bar furniture, with variety Of othet
articles Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ when
attendance will be given aud conditions made known by
WELCOME GRAY, .4dmr.
IAe Iayern IS for rent.-lnqure, immediately. q
GEORGE WINSLOW, or w. GRAY.
Marcel z, 1928. J5-2t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
TO RENT,

Large BLACKSMITH SHOP, with uo fire places, III
IN excellent situation for the Understandings par.
tculary the Cart lpheehghtne. person acquainted
with both those mechanical branches, would find first
rate stand. Inquire OF the Editor.
March Yth, 1925 l5-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
PAANO FORYES s ORGANS
ReouIotpd and TUNED.

EoilN ANDREW RETZER, Professor Of the art Of tun,
% ing and regulating Fore Pianos and Ogans, very
pcctily offer, his professional services to the ladies' Of
Wilmington and is vicinity in tuning and regulating their
Forte Pianos and the aters himself, from The am
pic experience he has obtained in his profession and from
The general satisfaction he has ALWAYS given, the first
cities both Europe and the United States, that he ~
never fail to SATISFY those who may employ him.
he is master of method, recent inventions made in
Germany, by which the tone Of Piano, after having be
come harsh ard shri by is rendered equally sot and
as sweet asit At first and pledges himself that fthere
no satisfaction given by him. either iii tuning or sotenne
Of lie lie viii make charge The most satisfactory
testimonials ttom The greatest musicians IN this coIntr, viii
be produced.
Please to call at widow McGrss, Hig Street. sign CT tbs
Swan.
March 2 1928 l5--4tp
IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

MARRlED-In this Borough the 23d ult., by the
Rev. JOiAS HAGANY, Mr.. ABEL DARLINGTON TO Miss
MARY NElLS, both of Chester County, Pa 80.
- On Thursday evening, the Dist. ult., by the Rev
JOHN +. PEcKwonrH, Mr. THOMAS L YOUNG to Miss
LYDIA ANN NORRIS, all Of Ills Borough
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

ksu,l scheme which IS the oniy evidence adduced
establish this assertion.
But the more any man proves prestcrait to ex-
among US, the more he shcws the necessity OF
knday Schools, the most effective instruments IN
8ifusnng that knowledge, which alone can make
ID astoroft ;nnocaous. HANNAH.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

Far Internal iroreent Literature and Channes, in the
City u Washington and in the States of Delaware, North
Carolina, and Louisiana. Fourth Class. Yates s. McIn
Tyre, Managers. To be drawn in Washington City,
UED.rESDaY, TIE 18th OF MARCH,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

Robertson s. Little's.
For SAFE ~

Office, No 2S. Market ST. Wilmington.
Cash paid FOR prizes presentation. Uncurrem Bank
Notes bought and sold Orders from the country prompt
ly attended To-. March 7.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

The following article was sent to ii. Niles,
Ao it seems with all his prctensons to indcpen-
Rnce. and love Of republican principles, shri nks
Nm the duty he owes fellow Citizen, by neglect
V to publish a reply to an act OF outrage and IN
$,icc that his own free press had perhaps mad
&rtently sanctioned.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

You invited 10 assemble at the Town Hall, in the
Borough of Wilmington, ON SATURD AY NEXT, the 9th
inst at O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the bill before Congress- for the protec-
ton of Manufactures and ofexpesng your sentiments in
relation to illa, measure.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

Frown Indignantly upon the dang attempt
portion OF the Union from alother.n WASHINGTON.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07

Our Ex-Presidents have declined serving on the
Adams electoral ticket in Virginia. Their letters
declining this honor, are published. Our readers
will remember that we told them, at the time this
track of nominating them, practsed. that these
distinguished individuals would not lend their
names to aid the re election OF Mr.. Adams.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

plGeasaS aud sums they rsareci'ieY eApenleI. 1bs
Inhabitants OF the comfy generally, respectfully
requested TO furnish 1ny information they may possess
IN relation TO the subject.
The Committee was filled up with the FOLLOW ing gen.
uemen, viz: William Duno, a. Il. Haskins, Charlie.
{. Tucker. j.. q. Hicks, II. Hicks, Edward Maason
Nattauie AlascD, William Sturdivant, Rich'd Prjch-
eft, David Meade, John F,eid. Edward G.. S,nnh,
Needharn St'th Rev. Thomas p HUT, John b. VI H..
kina John T. H. Lewis, YIN II. &. SIerrit, Green
Jackson, J6nn Jones, Henry scrog gins, Jas H. Gboi-
son, Allen James, Sauauel NJ. Harms jaime. g. Mai
Tory, John Tucker, George c. Dromgooic Charles
Iuroouli, James N Fletcher, PeserJ Beasley, Wu
Ghoison, John s. Harris, John G. Jones' Jas J. liar
risen ienJamin Love, Richard Fie'cher Frrdcr,ck
HARRISON Charles Cordle, VIM. Wos,hngt tom nIcLard
Ii. v alton and John Manning.
The election of the officers of the society resulted in
the choice of Capt John Jones President Gir Da.
yid Meade as Vice President, and DR. C. fTashius as
| Secretary.
Resolved, That this rnentins adjourn Till end Won
House.
| JOHN y. WILKINS, Chairman.
| CREED HAsvIhs, Secretary.
?6fb y.yy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
Classical and English Instructor

advertiser has beea several years engagp in the
n ousiness OF preparing youth for admission INTO epl.
ana IN 'afirs to young persons the various bran
crs o usninl aud ornamental education he Is deei
o's OIL 'ecet'iG proposals relative o taking ac of an
aca"emy, or to the establishment of scoo in healthy
ana promising sftuation; preference would given TO
one In Virginia Maryland He has been accustomed
70 teach Reading, 0r'hosraphy, Atnntics, Plain ant.
ofnameaHl pcnmepshp, Ge0sra ply Ma dra viug Gram
mar ifheiosick History, Including prac
lice as well rs theory of Surveying, Natural phosurtv
ati Astronomy with experiments and illustrations; to-
se'heF wh tire Greek add Latin Languages 10 which will
be added, II required. the Hebiew and French
The most satisfactory rierrncrs will be. givc=r nd nv
"cene's or proposals will not be considered
unless the school be acknowledged of FIRST cxrcie1ce
COMMUNICATING pos, paid directed L. II. D. Ric-
'iond, Va, will receive prompt ATTENTION.
July 10 sna
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

TO ascstiajn from pas sQnal ,aspectons aud
nsuts and from tho examination of such witnesses
may DO offered by the agents of the ea'tb,
OF the people, all the facts necessary to lust estimate
Of the works constructed said river. aud the effect
thereof upon the ascending and descending trade, c
red on IN the different species of vessels pavgang the
same.
9. ReiolYed, That Col David RufFncr. Matthew
Dunbar, Daniel Smith, james G. N'Ear!aDd, George
w. Summers, James II. Fry, and Joel Shrewsbury,
ne committee to open correspondence with his tx
cei!epcy VIM. B. Giles President odcio of tie
Board Of Public Works, under the foregoing rcsolu-
ton, aud that they DO requested to their best
ertrobs Ia procure the full object thereof, and that the
same committee be respectfully requested assist in
any examinations which may be made Of the works
constructed on the river, and in Coec. ing tho evidence
which may be necessary to develope fully and fairly
the material results thereof the trade aud vgatoD
which the said works are intended TO suoserve.
{ B. Resolved, That IN the opinion OF this meeting the
imperfect details the law OF last winter providing for
the collection Of the tolls upon the auawha river and
tho wont of adequate sanctions to insure its execu ou,
much TO be deprecated temptations thereby
furnished 70 evade te provisions, which may result In
the payment of tolls by those only whose respect for
The laws Of their country forms sufficient motive for
their Observance, whi'c by others the tolls may be
cluded aud although tins meeting Concurs 10 the "ni
vcrsal opinion Of the country the eXurbancy and
Injustice of the tolls, ye, they feel due themselves
10 declare their dsapproba,ion of all cuusve arrange
nenfs Or proceedings, b. which this any other law
may he coverty defeated, and most earnestly recon-
mend 10 all those concerned in the navigation o the
river, compliance With tho regulations of the ac
sbove mentioned, and to rely the us:irn of the lc
gisturc to restore to them the of tho cUnri-
butnn which 1t exacts, and which, in opniou cuult
only have been levied under entire misrepresentation
of the effects of the works constructed.
Reso'vcd, That the proceedings of tis meeting b.
signed BY the Chairman and SECRETARY, anil published
IN the Western Vir$iuisn, and that tire editors of Ii,
Lowisb'rs Palladium Siaunon Spectator Winchcs
ter Bepublcan, Eynchhurg Viginisn. H;chrnonc
Wing, Richmond enquirer, Norfolk Herald, and Vir
,l,el, a.
JOEL SHREWSBURY, Ch,n.
,IbsEru Lowell, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
TRUST SALE.

by v'ue OF deed of executed to the subscriber nv
Samuel Ermay aud duly recorded in the Office Of
oonchaha county court shall sell the highest bidder
ON hohoay the 10th day Of the present month"; at Gooc
land court house that bring day, moiety of Gel
tam tt"et al land in the said cpuo,y which William
Le'ay died stzed and possessed, containing about four
ana fourteen acres and lying i'll pcishborhsod
pt Andrew hean-A small sum ouly will be required in
cash. the baance In six and twelve months Yhr , +.
orisVed 10 he ndispua5e, hut sen trus,ee shall
conVey "ny such title as is veSr in deed
Aug. S, 1923 JOHN p WHITE Tus,sr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
Sd o E u R e,
From the London .Magaf me for J,o,e.
THE DYING MAIDEN TO HER LOVER.

From tie London .nagar me for J,ue.
The DYING MAIDEN TO Her LOVER.
BIZ ELIZA RENNIE.
Ahey tell tho, love, that I must die.
ihh' soon this fsiat aud quivering breath
Most ti'i e'Gn tay dear name to sigh,
Aud pause in death.
Oh! JOY, Co think Split, crushed
Aud bruised like mine, shall pass 10 peace;
Then Ia, thy sotnv all be bush'j,
Thy mornnrs cease.
The shrt which strikes tho wounded bird.
'rhe STERN which TELLS the bligh,ed tree,
hse Slows dealt forth by Is,cys wu,,,
go. Death 70 ,ic.
iIesd NOT the .dFc tongues, which tell
Twas thou who formed my carly romG:
pwasf,-i toy'd, for life, too well,
And wrought 10y doou'
La gay for rt--task pleasures
TO furnish days of sunny glcr;
would no, shade one passing hnur,
With thonshts Of nre
And YET 70 be !nrgnttcn qui,r!.-
%, uo-thy poor, fond girl would iaTtI
Ss sometimes summoned to thy sight
Aud lnee ssain
Let NemWys glass give back my FORM
Such as when first pic,'ga my TRUTH
With health and 10Y aud fee ling yarn,
And fresh with youth
! you'd not that thou now siioula'st sec
My hollsw eye, aud faded cheek
Ray chide not womaus vanity,
Nor call mo wcah.
Your picture, srd the ring YOU gavr,
Close 'gainst my heart are firmly claep',i: -
] he miser yields but 10 tho grave
The gold he srusr't
Hccausc w!dIy o'sr them wcp,,
They hid my treasures from Inv cyti.
but had matkd the spot, and crrpt.
And inLnd my pti2g.
inrc my ilols quick away
They since have slept upon my breast
And never from that home shall stray
Til! ais ~ RESI-,
R"'hrn'Hsr that my dying kies
Upon thy pictrr'd semblancc feli
My sight grows dim, my all of bliss,
Fareweli--farewcN,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
RICHMOND
PLOUGH MAMUERCTnR

VIE subscriber informs his frcrs nd the public ,hs,
n hc has removed hiS Nanuiac,orv 10 the store
occurid by Samuel Coo &Co. ou Ma, ke, Bridse wbere
they are ,rsreculy invite call and make selection.
i'on' the following PLoUGHS, viz uitchcock's No 81
for seerg the wProy cd arshare Rivrrcombs and AZ
Sor"cks self Sharpening and right a nd raowj,r
fionghs Castings iarnsbe5 and Pioughs renared
WILLIAM PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

Northumberland County Court, II Jy1y, 1928.
George l. H"ghctt, pH against Warner Hurst. adu,nr
cery.
THIS day came the plaintiff Wy Ts counsel, aoT :, az
pratir tu the satisfaction Of the fiat ne fefan r,
Isaac /" Hurst HltataU Of this ;1unnonur IN
on the motion 81 'ic plaintiff, is ordere that the said de-
icndsn DO appear hffc the second Monday in erber
next, aud answer TIE bill Of tire Plaintiff nd that c,,,
~ this order be forthwith pse1igd fof Two iunlg sue
cgssiveiy 10 newspaper published in the city Of
mon6 and also p1s;tr the front 6o77f jc Cur
of this county.
copy. Tcste. r. BATES, c. c.
Il. EDmoS.DS, Attorncy. SIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
Randolph's Reports. Vol 9Th

eSI Published by Peter Cotton, aud for sale At hi,
Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, Reports of Cases
arsura and determined in the Cou,r Appea of irsi-
MAJ 10 winch are added, Reports OF tcced in the
Sc linr Law.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
PRUSr SAFE

EeY virtue Of deed of Trust executed nv g7,or-,.
81 Oliver 20 the subscribers, to Il certain sum
al money thCreir, entirned bearing date the I'm ds
oil February, 1928, duly recorded the County Com,
Of Hanover, stall proceed to SELL for cash. al sub
TIC auction, ON the premises, Tuesday, the 18Th aav
oil August 1923 at ~ o'cock, 1898 acres OF Land upre
UT less, with good dwelling and all convenient ont
houses attached thereto Wherein the said Thomas Oil
yer NOW resides, lying and bess in county of Han
ever, and adjoining tho lands Of Martha Tmhe,lake
JOAN b. Green, and also the remaining part Of said
'ra'' OF land lately purchased by Mary Canspn qhr
title OF the above mentioned land is bccve1j IN he in
dfrutaer, bui Shall only convey snch title az
ten in us. JNfiN YYIER }
WNt. TYREE, : l'us'e's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

.Northanbcrland County Court, Id I,ly, 1928.
William Danrron, PH. against Willis DanD,rn and Ed
yin ies dj1S-rl ChdncgTy
TINS day car the plaintiff by his caursri ami aPprar-
ing "a tie satisfaction the court that the ,su5nn Wi
IFS Dan'crcn - no, an ir6abitant Of thu commonwealth
on The motion of the plaintiff it is ordered that the
dreUhant 10 appear here on the SECOND Monday October
nest, and the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that cp,
ofts order lie forthwith inserted Tor two ronts spcre+
svcy in some newspaper published ir city of Rich
'nnn ana aEso posted at The IRON, Gro Of e c0i o,j
Of this county.
A. copy. Trstc. r. DAYTsr
y. EDMoHDs, Arorney. Sis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
20 Country Batfery.
.'I[y 19-G

rESuE subScTilcr hds hand general azsorner1
\ Of Hattery Stock and Trimmings which I rill sell
ereap for cash. viz: Beaver Csrotted and Raw Russia
and Scoch Hare For, MUSI4at Skins, SpsRish Bodies,
CaHels WOOL Red Weol, Raw Cofgy Fur, Hatterv Bas-
keIs Bhe end Buff English Skivers Peongs, Seiu NE.
daIlion for Tips Ennbceid Cotton Tips, B0g snfFg,--
with general assortment Of Black arrl brsb Bndirs,
aud Bsndings. JOHN THDMpAdv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
Real Estate nj A1n7i,,,,

EHY virtue of deed Of trus, executed n rho srri1s
~ by Mr. John Darraco dated the GsTf july 1893
and duly recorded in e Office Of the Hus,iugs Court Of le
cyof hchnund, for tc pUrpse Of securing certain sim
OF money due TO Nath1 Bowc, will be s,id on the twelfth
cay o September next NJ u o'clock, Or Tue prernEs for
Ieady money those valuable Housy and Lot az La IN
,us CITY Of Ric1mnir, opposite tire Tina rr ami al r
intersection oi the side NJ Tth street with tire north
sue 81 street fronting 20 ic, mt s,,er, arr rrrn,n
Cack IN feet on Inc former. On this rrre IN
DITCH tenement octuPf ~ rrrsrpi ~ Mr. John Sels,n
aiso s"a' wooden hnildneS formerly occnpcd by Mr.
hchaTd Gtrrn. 10 rIesH irGeureHts fg necessary ont
hoscs are attached. Trio titfe s prdperty s believed
10 oe IRfspu'bh, but selling trrsters o subscribers
WI only cnnvey rh TILE is vested in ican by f1s
aioresaid deed OF trust.
WI. D. wIYsToY, IT,.
Iuiy I2-v"t HECTOR DAVIS, HNSleeS'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
hardware and Cutlery.

DICHARD L. CARVE has received b! 'ps
IL arrivals, supply of Hardware, CutIeryS'
Consisting import Of 4
Table, desert and Hunters knives and FORKS "'t
Pen, pocket, seamenS' Spanish, cooks, ou'c"s'' 10
and drawing knives ,.i,.
Iron rim, stock, cupboard, till, chest TUX 81" p
locks lila
Flat, round halfround, mill, cross cut, PIT ''' -
saw files
Hand, panneIl, sash, wood and compass saws ,,A
Waldron's and grfin's grain, grass OT'Il'E
Common, patent, waterloo and panied cs'H
Iron and steel squares, rules, brace and bits E -
Cut ,acks and sprig., trace chains, screw, PDa.'
Sad irons, frying pans, wedding and h'HS no.'
Wagon boxes, reap hooks, wool and co"T" 1'.
Planes, shovel and tongs, nails, spades, s'O''"
Socket shoyels, castings and wes'er's 'IIy' rs.
Which with great variety OF o''eI soOI' Sd
his assortment very complete, and are iof SAW
sale or retail, at his store on fataN.stree'
april 2S-eo7t -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

1874 inches, or 1850 hogsheads per acre, or
l,2ll,2sl tons weight on square mile-a
weight about s35 times greater than that Of the
atmosphere on the same space.
The new Mosaic gold srill continues to re-
ceive the patronage OF fashionable society. Its
close resemblance to gold itself, its extreme e.
economy, and the successful manner in which ii
can be worked up in every description Of jew
ellerv, make it desirable object to all thu ST. who
wish to follow the changes of fashion, wiihou.
mourning the heavy expense Of the genuine me-
tai. We are de sired to state, that M'Pheil, the
Inventor, Of IS, Regent street, opposite Howell
and hmes's, has commenced the season with
stock of elegancies of the newest fashion, and
the best workmanship, which cannot fail TO eX-
cite universal admiration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Seasoned Number. etc.

YNIIE subscribers have on hand, at their ysN
Il Unions,reet, near the Brewery, general 's'o'
ment of seasoned lumber, consisting in pat Ct I.
following, viz
5000 feet A., 81 panel susqueharna
II, 900 do A, 8-4 common do
1000 900 do 5-4, 4, S.4 culling do
ALSO,
Paints, Oil, Tar, Rosin and NGib
I'll Of which they offer for sale Oh The most re''o''
terms.
Daily expected from North. Carolina, l5,VW iMl
2 inch poplar plank, suitable for chair seats
aprii i7-2sw5w JOHN BRYAN G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
GENiTo, \ phil ll,h Loo.


To the Editors fthe Constitutional va;
Gentlemen: The annexed is copy If !.
ter written by Mr.. Clay, to a memb,ros w. =.
Virginia Legislature, in answer to one yr,, VIC
by that gentleman 10 Mr.. Clay, a, the D,r'i, ,,"
lar solicitation Of several members who L's'
the friendship that existed between those Wv
gentlemen. have been endeavoring for ~
last g months to &c, Mr.. Clays letter b,, :;
consequence of its being mslaid | h,y. h.'.
unable to do SO until now. IT. oe, rrop.r.'
with The numerous other letters written ~ ~.
pending the elcc,ionl to show he high mio n,4
and independent course adopted by t;o,
throughout that contest. have the orion,
now in my possession.
WAsHNGroN, An Feb. 49,,
My dear Sill: have received and red .;l
all the attention due 10 our an~ieu, and ~.
broken friendship, your letter of the % ms,
You state that the conviction hes been fo,~.l
upon the Richmond public, by III, p,o,.,
which are daily received from this CIV IA,
81 have gone over 10 the party of Mr.. Adam,
With q ricv TO constitute a pauofhbCI
met" Do you believe it, Then you oqpt,
not to respect me. Do YOU vi.h ne 70 DEW
II! Then you cannot respect ne. What 40
you desire? Tba, should vote for Mr. Cr,.
ford? cannot. For General Jackson IuM
not. shall pursue The Course whicA nv con.
science dictates, regardless Of all impula,cr;
and all consc quenccs! love the Sta:e whr,t
gave me birth more than she loves me. Per,
sonaly would make any sacrifices 10 ente
this alta hment. But have pubic duties 10
no form, ,yhir n co,nnrah bend . ON ;J.,,,;.. Z
her pee uliar interest and wishes and those Of
The rest Of the Couiederacy. Those | shall
perform. In doing SO, l may incur rn(oHg
pacly her displeasure. Be i, SO. csrnn
help it, The quiet of my conscience is Of mors
importance 10 me than the good opinion Of
even Virginia, highly as do and ever mus
respec! il. Your faithful friend,
Il CLAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01

which he was not free to aYow," ira5s,,
resshbly 10 the conclusion, lha, when he So. :,
gested The commencement, Of the system h. !.
not entertain the same opinion with vh;th =, U H
has very recently favored US. he
The vote Of Mr.. Calhoun in favor orrs.,,;,
ing the surveys is another instance or ,t' 'l''
of opinion; and these Changes indicate g, "s"S
iation Of opinion which must have re o ,+,H>
either in an unripeness of judgment, Or 'Sn'
sire TO square his sentiments to Nh. r,,. @
forms Of time anu circumstance. !"S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
The art OF Dancing

MR.. GENERES respectfully informs the I,ds.n.
wi gentlemen of Alexandra that his DiNCLW
SCHOOL will commence on Friday next The 2dm
at his room. Days of tuition every Friday h,hsA
ternoon, and Saturday morning and evening.
Those parents who wish to send their children a.
please to enter them At the commencement, OF q;
school. st arnIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-01
Fifty Dollars Reward.

WILL be given for apprehend,,,nsI GfE' lee.
w the property of Miss c. F. NJ, "a" ~ :.
who left my employ in November last bs hi
stout Black Man, about feet or '"fh ',.,l u
about So or "a years of age. and shows Gn 4. %
spoken to, which are very lslge and S m.I IKE
lip turning up; by trade Wromgh': H%St',cIiTo!
march 20 jtawlm. JOiiN i'm