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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30

ward the unhurt survivors. The ,;,;-
Vera Cruz had subscribed an ,mon.. 80!
to build brig exactly like ,hs, yss, ,a'n'.
presented to the government, ard snh'. o
lists were circulated in every Town of ~" -
in order to raise money for sending NV ~, ~.
RON to sea, completely eqaipped. T,w v %H
fidrnl'y believed that from half mill
million of dollars would be ob,sinr3 ~
way. :"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
Hardware y Fancy Goods.

HIHoMAs MOUNT Gas AGENT has just reee''ta -
i very handsome addition to his assortment VIZ"
makes It at present very complete. The vaneH ~
ing very considerable, it will not be espedIent'1 p~
ticularize. Those who wish 10 purchase VIII pr
call and examine for themselves. His assornt"s ss
knives and forks; fine pen and pocketknives' arc ~"
scissors is very complete and low priced
great variety OF u.
Ca6inet Wares, NTH hard,care generc'|
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
Washington, alexandria, and BGhimo'
Steam Packet lime.

A The new and elegant s'',
Boat Fredericksburg, cap D
E~AN9 -J.Jenkins, will on every " sa'"
-. kday morning leave Brace
wharfn Washington at o'clock, aud Janney s'.-.
in Alexandra, at o'clock. and proceed to BaiGa
and will on every Saturday afternoon at UG. ,,
leave Commerce street wbarfin Baltimore, and 'e'-'
to Alexandra and Washington.
This boat has room for a large quantity OF sO'''
and excellent accommodations for passenger
For freight or passage appyto the Cdpfa" o" O''''
or TO the aforementioned Agents,
.A,adreso Smith, NashIng'o"
.SamI NJ. Janney, Alexandria
Wiliiam Morgan, Georgeto""'
Charles WorthiDefop, Baltimore
anril lQ-eWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
COMES.

$50 dozen combs, just received from The Noi..,S
manufactures. Of this article he has the Isfgea-J
most complete assortment in the District eonss'"e
the real TORTOISE SHELL Of various sizes ~
patterns, Brazilian combs "a beautiful article N
shell and horn do, ivory super, extra super me
Gilt s. mahogany frame LOOKING GLdSohH
Combs manufactured and REPAInLD in the Des'
Old tortoise shell combs taken in part pa! ns''
new ones.
G- Trunks made and repaired as usual
march Sl-d6t&2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30

Bishop Fenwick, of Boston, has purchased a
lot OF ground in Newport, Rhode Island, for
the purpose Of building Roman Catholic
Church. This. will be the FIRST Church Of that
denomination ever established in Rhode Island.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

az ~ oe solo, u" order 81 Inc Executive, ruhic avg
W ti"", Thursday ',c Il, iay o. JYv not a. ~,
HFmJ 20 shs ci'y, several i0as scrapanJ bar on mi
SlrFlWaSS and cas-, non salt kGillrscas, irnn ,cIr..
"S"'' ana pistol lockshra mrnulir- Gy f,n :.
"Sm'i!S tools aud LsUwsrs-CO ati,, ca,,ac.
wheels VIII ir"naj AID 10 COED order: Artillery names
ca'rd5s bog and sword belts with many o'h,T a,icIos
al OF wdich can hc any tine before The da Of 81
CO application TO the superintendent.
Terms at sale, to- commerce at u u'rcrk
t,;JJ'.. Generals otice, BERNARO FEyTON,
'''", W, o'h 'u"e' 1875 .99j~tdnt Gnerql.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
GGTgEsTzS'

LOTT1rE.I inn izXCi{.iNGE OFFICE
CoNTER oPFosITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
II In the 18th Of the above Lottery, capi,a1
prize OF $1,000 sold at COHENS' OFFICE tn ,
gentleman of this city; whfre also sold III the IOfb
class the great capital Of 5000 gentleman residing
~ Cumberland coUrg, Va and where capital przes
nave been obtained Un ct any other Office in America
Orders from ,hs country promptly suso1ed to.
Address J. I. COHEN, JR. L BROTHERS,
""J Richmond, Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

jIe Shennndooh Sentinel the 25;f ure ,esc,itss tho
crops oisrs'y description as siuguiay Promising md album
dan The rye and whra: ha had inst co n,,cuceJ
'oh HlhE' Tor the balance OF thu gear, GiEI, afo,
X Thirteen years Of age, WHO has been a....,,s IN
June 2G o..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

""rnned o'oUghi together place Indeed believe
no b"i surGcon NJ thar place rendered creator
tile Army 'han you:sciiU winch yuu viii receive
my s'atrful 'esard. ~. CANNON.
'efhaps you viii soon hear isun again.
!. l.. \.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

,; ~ o', 'ht Charleston raTors ou account of the
80 " 'd.eTC2ro, ana re address tn The pcc,., of
.s oiae adopted by IT, the subject Of the Tariff he
Is Contemplate, viii Je distinctly seen by tina,
|:, ne ehaIacter of that resistance nd the mode
.Y'''"nn' &c Uh'eTstaLG, will be az follows
resort to a'as resssncs by present violence is
Do' 'ne people Of the State shall meg; 81, Legislature
C'eNu"n' and Pu forih Solemn ma n;eso expresns
Sn cs'''m'oioo nc, 10 endure the cppge ssio e tho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
Ni5PcM, ,Ngp g, 1923.
-

30. p .s. ~. &r'.z.roNG, -
H shall never 1 Ic. Tie services you rendered ~ m,
't4're"' ate tie Battle ~ Ealldeea. Such had been
sc .ur; svs,anrd by tic Regimen; in ;le (1r,I I,,,i
At Tain$satchc few days before, that yyas c,mooI
- .a~e the surgeon, pacior Fore who was rey,la,y
i'"r' {" a., at F'r So;Dcf sncnIhcr on inv return
inr E"ii ~ a'aG"sa, the battle v,as over b,;
nr 10 with me the .fe Cooun! Boyd Of Davidson eup,v
NO was hen one Of me N,ors Of Regiment and had
'eu with s'vere wound altf part Of he ,c,iop
.t'o'1' oilers afd found yoo actively employed in
@'trfi- ~ number oi Ihs woundrF, that had been
""tg' f''h"' 'a tic purpose IF obtaining AZ soeedv
@'r'" a,- s'anca anil that your attention and
'' ""'' '.'''... 6. iA' grgs; number that were
'' Coz ..y ''-".c., D.. ''.4 rattia 20 long as assist
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

two OF his friends vino lived among W., would ag;ee
to submit hh pIorostioo TO the settlers the land 10
take S'ocOO but al the same lime assured him. ou.d
DOT Peis;.ade ihen sccaJe to ii; h.lrcyiur rs did
that III ii"cd, they were danger of .osinr their
'.lis--oud the people knew, this was Tie course
pursued with item.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
Nxa 8. CARmEo a. pNcE

w 'I''i'' 70 'eCfiVc WtD her f5'Uiiy It few y6nne
I""Ics rom the country. Mrs. Page will al
en" most particularly, and pessnnaiIy 10 tcir health
'o''"''' rcHgl"us instruction. manners and conduct
'" every facility viii ne afforded them for co,onlo
,,'g thcn education. 4 yell selected Library ana
''amo tor'c will he furnished for thcr use msefeg
can attend item. end give privAe lessons in E,si
Len9o and br"wing. For other branches thcy can
ken pleasant and cOmmodious honsc in }et;red 81.
ra''o" ana contiguous TO ;he bas, schools Terms ron
ot known bv application {" Mrs. Page, either pe,.o
"'' 81 " ei'cr and TO- reference she mentions Chap
y Randolph, and Bernsij P4,,c,. I-q.
f""ng Ladies who nave forehrd asr education -:
be received by Mrs. Page as psrnur b,s. ,s.,
-iichworl, July 2GtE 1873
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
COMMUNICATED,

COMMUNICATES,
In he 9Hi-5achson Central Committee Of t,Jyrfofr
Sentemen: Are you asleep? When the note of prep,-
'suon esouds throughout the union, and the peopIe
every where eiring their oins for tho great contest. will
you alone remain IN stiess inactivity VIVA, exettous
nave you made worthy OF the high con6d
10 you by the Convention aud CT the great cause
To your superintendance in Virginia: What
nave you dfused--whst documents distributeJ-wb.,
correspondence conducted? affirm by virtue of an in,
innate knowledge of the Stae, that you have had ,s,
you Sill have much in your power. The great bniv nj
me people are yet unnscted in the merits OF the
ihey see no papers-they know only what nerhorjooE
potcan choose tn tell then-I need no, tell vo,, how
he ignorance is abused, aud their trus, be,ray.d h
hey 'rW he convinced il facts before the
punc are brought home TO them 1t your duty To sv,
dome lou are the only central committee in The u,io
VINO nave not done ii, You pledged To the cause md
you ousi 10 act as II the hbeyties of America (nd bn
knows nut they do depended upon your exer,ons List,
essnss az such tne unworthy Of meu-despopdence
is weak ani ~omansh. Da best aud leave the ixsu.
l" providence Since cOury free never wss suc
CRISIS Since parties have arisen in our coun,v mo-.
yer have party had noble cause.-The cause of c;r
liberty, against military rule and desputism If we RE-
efe ourselves all is sakeuriou, peace liberty Itself
Are 'hese Blooms not worthy of eort9 Shall We strik
whouta blow? Shall we suffer tie enemy to hoard US auh
pun dnwn onr flag without gun in It's defence The ex
e"'es OF the state looking with asonismept at the
sup"e 'ndiiiefence Of the Act and YOU will he
rewarded by
1Te s3cO'a eftte Loyd. and Of Gideon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
uE&r1azSa

Departed this life on Friday morning about 5 o'clock ,
Hi' jobs RoBERFsoS, recently from P,iIadelnhia aud
iater G" Mr. James Robertson, Cashier u. S. Bank
9" hichinrhd-- Nlf John Ruber aainrl the raI
OH age OF more Than 81 ycarsaer having dischar r.d
Az me duties of life with the H!e asiuiiv
biED ia this city a, three o'clock yesterday morning
S. MARY AVE PAL"Et' in tie 23ts, year hcra e.
"e" neT WI! justly appreciate hes uutmey She has
lett dIsconsc late husband three small children 10
w - ma
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

B. AN away hon the suOscfiber, F,day last
AZ very likely bright muatto boy named WILLIAM
So' ",'hhn l''ce formerly the property of Ms. Viii
liam +. Garter Of GCocbland lie is about eoi,eep
years old, FIVE feet or inches high VIEW active
and Intelligent, and has doubt obtained pass or free
papers Ten Dollars reward will be given for his auurr-
hcnsion, II found i'll this city twenty dollars if in the
country or fifty dollars of the State; together m
any expenses incurred in either Masters Of vessels
ana others arc Cautioned against harborng carrying
MIN OIL HALL NELSON.
August 10 =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

ftemaS by Cars p0,ient Of hs DeBocrdtic Press.
request 10 be permitted TO make few rema ks
Tue above. II cannot but before have been noticed
now keen tue sensibies Of MIR. Walsh when
traitorous or reasonable declarations dvuIged;
nor Gao the reason, near il tn the surface have
escaped public observation, how little soever indvid
uals may be disposed to anmadvert upon it. During
the late war, end Immediately preceding il, he pub
iished so much reasonable and seditious matter and
gave so much comfort 10 the common enemy, that he
has natural sympathy for any offender Of like char
acter. The remarks under consideration evident
y made without any knowledge the part Of Mr.
Walsh of the standing character of MIR. Blair
If he had known that MIR. Blair was not onl, a gen
eman OF the first responsibility and highest standing
an Richmond. but blood relation of AIR. Andrew Ste
venson, think Mr.. Walsh would not have presumed
to speak of him man scarcely 70 be trusted. y
The hypo'beses and suggestions raised bv the Gazette
have no foundation in this Mr. Blair did not
volunteer his testimony. lie called upon. 1t was
believed that he had heard the Jackson Speaker of
Congress threaten dissolution of the Uuion if a
majority OF the people should re-elect Mr.. Adams
lie was asked If this true, aud like u,ap of
honor OF dehcacy, and patriotism, he gave certif
cato under his own name of the very words he had
heard Mr. Stevenson utter. What is there in all ,is
to call forth the spleen and ire OF Mr.. Walsh? an
swer because the certificate given, casts a shadow
over General Jachson's prospects of attaining TO tue
Ch'ef Alagstiacy; and because this making known of
ttaiioous declarations should be discounenancea Tor
fear the writings OF robert Walsh should be rapsack
ed, selected, and republished.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
VIRGINIA STATG I,OTTEJEsY,
For the benefit Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
NO XVI.
S,O51 Frizez.
9,I39 BiauL-.
Sd257O

attended to-
hole Tickets 81, Halves O. Quarters !.
package Of fifteen ui,uIr, embracing the n,,rbr,e
from TO 40 (Which Of Necessity draw $24) can he
hsa of SoO-Shares Of packages IN the proportion
ceLtIncste Of whole package BE- lad for $50 81
do of Shares n proportion. Send you- orders to
YATES & HTNTYRE,
~ -" dana Js.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

Lo"sid'd.-Mr. Brent believed nave lost his eiec-
lion by small majority, though it is no, yet ceItaiu
The vctc for Governor displays the Admin alton ma
Jointly. The line Distinctly drawn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

~ Perhaps tie Richmond ErqIi has never i,rr
Gsbed signal example d! tue deesa6Ie spfii NJ
Tow, rncan, sneak pg nd wIelc!e,! cunning by which
i: has ever been distinguished than it lid yester-
day. Those who saw II, must have perceived ii,a;
wherever lie of Samuel Jordan Blair occur
red substituted for the rane Itself
This IS nheuded 70 Indicate to lis distant readers
that MIR. clair is persop nQ,e rone is uu,gor-
thy 10 appear In their columns, and IS consequence
whose evidence is unworthy Of credit. Trey did not
dare TO call in question directly, tie credbify Of Sar
J. Blair, This vas oPenness and manness Of pro
ceCdiug, that forms part nf their snealing CHAR
acter. They knew Chat such an attem2t In Rich
mont, would have been frowned down bv an Indir-
nant population. Tirey would not incur The restonsi-
billy m an open att icil, bat by leaving 3!r. Bair's
blank, they ivped to attain their object more c.
feDiuall' and atIess risgue. We 10 10; believe ,Ia,
:hete is arJlIer that guides Press throughout
tIs country, who would nave descended 70 So satanic
base, so low artice. We rejoice 10 say, that il;
has been secuted malicious jfic Is deserved 10
b..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

Things beginning 10 look a her Equally In y Car
DINA for the Hero, his friends have made the time ~
discovery, that N Carolina had the honour of tvnp
him birth, South Carolina being qnite safe, is willing
IN rei!nqnish tire honour until after the election Ire,
land which is believed be the real natalie surun Of
the Hero viii reserve her claim for history
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
COLONIAL TRADE.

II IS stated in the Mnn,raai e:rurau that
nave bee" again commenced beiwe his Majes;ys Minis
'e'S ana the G"VeiRmen Of the L States cenug
he commerce tween the British Nest India stands oi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

Book and Stationary Store

Bn6cry D. Blank jjooh .IannJGcto,v.
II. NASH respectfully informs the public, that his
O Hindefy is now complete and that he manufactures
at short Notice every description of Record Merchants
""ks of thu best reriaiS and workmanship, Bind
ing OF every description executed with aud DIS
patch.
iiiS Circulating Library is in fuIl operation.
lie has made considerable additions to his Stock which
MAKES ms assortment of Law, Medical, Theological His
Unreal classical, Greek, Latin, French Spanish & Eng
Sp 0cn"0 AVID miscellaneous BOOKS AMI his Stationary
department: very complete.
Aug IS =,
81 WIN Net or Lease, the well known Plantation in TIM
county OF Hanover the Pamuuky river, and adj.
joining hnled The soil is we'll adapted to the culture
6" tobacco corn and small grain. For particulars enquire
OF 'ohn w. Coleman, living the premises who mas
rented The plantation fo several years past Possession
w'I be give" immediately, application to
PLEASANT WINSTON
guy - For Judith Winston
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

Administration majority in the 1905, whcL. IN
vote of or $500 is oyeIpowetins. Col Brent has not
becn III Louisiana for several years.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINJI

VIE ntx' Session will begin the 10Th September ana
"a continue until the 10th July following ~
The expenses for the session OF UPWARDS Of f., ,,
"ii ne from the list January, according to late teduc
t!on By the Visitors, 5 follows
Board INCLUDING bed and Other room r,,i
'"' F.s T"' a1 s, and attendance 9loo co
proctor, at cost, and per cent. commission
estimated d ,o ~,
Rear OF an entire Dormi'ory, SIG G,f half ~
Il f OCCUPIED y, ID, ny NV, two students 90
p[osrsor,. ,~',c ro"'n$ IS ~
one $5O--it two $50 to cacA--jf thee ur moro
SIS Ia edch--Say, =. n,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

Letter from Liverpool of the al, Of June, says- 4
h MAILING important alterations in Of the existing
duties, Is without previous notice. passing throuph
the House of Commnns. which contains ne,s ,b
tH't'n may be mpoI ted from any British possession a,
duY n "ne shilling per cwt ciiOut clarence 10 The Mace
% rs groSh An additional duty is also Id id of g. rer
pound %" senncd tobacco, Gas being partially ma n,,-
iactnieh arucie,) aud IN consequence 100 hhds
nave heen SOLD at to ID per puundhe sales b.
ing al al advance OF 3D. per pound.-- ~ Y. Ncr 9Gy
The Secretary Of War left Washington on Thursday
evening last tor his former residence, for the purpose of
removing his family that city H.. viii! n:obsby he
absent aooGl rnIee weeks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
FREDERICKSBURG 6 BALTIMORE
Steamboat Line.
IHr NTh "A Boar
PAIUXENT'.
Capt. Gcorce IV,c,,,.

HNE tInpr'e of this superb Steam Boa, bav. ,,,,
mined to run her between Baltimore and r,e,,.,icLs
ans' va ibs Patuxen will leave the Maryland hatr
lhn' nS"a starting pacc) in Bali, more ON TUESDAY p,,
ing, the 9th inst at o'clock and IN, Same ,,. 60,
succeeding Tuesday; and after touching a, H.u,pp Bn
ana Gown Geek. ON the Patuxen River will pyucc. =,
"nu up Inc k'ppahahnork TO fredericksburg where she
VIII arrive on W ednesday evening Re-urnng the patux-
e"' VIII leave fredericksburg Friday morning the Gin
cay OF August, AT clock and the same hour every
succeeding Friday; and alter touching Town Creek and
herring bay, will arrive Baltimore on Saturday .v,-
",S' me Patu&en' will stop several towns ard
P"'es OH .' Kappa honBnck. going returning TO land
WI passengers In addition the elegant accomu,o-
u'"s Tor passengers the Pauxeu, is constructed tn carry
!'e o"'k OF twelve bundled barrels freight which win h.,
'"Ae" ana delivered every week the following
TERMS:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

The following art."'e from 'he National Gazette bas
bo6n eagerly puaashel by ds Granny in dis place.
IT'S urirst, o!i Uraid:,t, and soaaiirg We pu5as,
the anldoie along With it, from the Democratic Pres.
WON tire Ns'cu1I Gazette
= MIR. =. :. Blair ccrlifes in the newspapers irat
Mr. Speaker Stevenson observed, IN his bearing iliat
Is Gen. jackson not elected President. or Jo.a
.. Adams elected, the UIloD would ha disso
we'd. The who IL capable o. certifying in ibis
way, is scarcely to be trusted. MIR. Stevenson fnay
have uttered the phrase jncosely, IN connection
With rerDsr ks which, If stated, would give Il differ
ent complexion import; and he may have been
tnisheard by the rcIalOr. Every gentleman ought 10
discounteuance suCh reports Of conversation; they
tend TO destroy Ike safety aud confidence social
'ptetcJurse j0cuiar hose observations which might
De satisfactorily explained are charged upon tho ut,
ierers serious deliberate propositions. We can
',nsgiOe but few cases, indeed, in bch rerson Of
dciic9cy and literally, or due sense of ius'icc
could he induced 20 testify IN iais a. 10 casual
ronyefeauous, hod Without f7cu ne apprehension #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

I'To"9aie-Some hopes seen, he entertained by the
O'a Lady hat the Jackson in the Lee slau,e OF lou.
'>'ana Viii send Ms Livingston [New Yor Nedl to the
Senate As there FIRE Jackson men elected To The
lower House out Of %, this lie oous,jered hshy
probable.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

as iSaIt4 e void. haye usually hai their orig in III
us BOSOM. y he mind alone which looks futuri,y
""n horror, and turns with disgust from the con,em
piauon OF the past. inscnsbe 20 its Influence The
unrePentant sinner abhors It's boundaries and the po
ucan VINO mas spent the greater part OF his life
rhS pans o. usefulness aud blackening the charac
te'S OF his fellow creatures seeks TO bury the relec
lions 1t produces, IN ibe urmos of the political world
Your Exceilency soon Dissolved that you were not in
your pTopef element You had no longer any friends
to oetray any cause 10 desert aud the activity Of your
mud aDgushed for the waut OF its congcniaI e,nnl,
meDt The natural bias Of your heart soon su,pos,e
one You remembered that though your mouth was
closed for the present, there other ways OF pub
fishing ISLANDERS TO the world and YOU came IN
conclusion worthy OF the author oc constructive inr-
MES, that any method OF nstEs SANDERS as net
yer man not To SANDER at all! II bias been said that
the devil sometimes speaks truth. Your Exce!Ienav
y an improvement upon the father of lies. Yet wi,
not dwell upon the SANDERS related the fsehoods de
ected which distinguished you above oil other pub
meo; the Objects of your attacks suffer but ',e
he cen,tous pen OF doiing ,n:amy; ami much they
nave all been abused there among them
would not blush to be compared to YOU Far from
IGNORING YOU with tbeir resentment, they pity aud for
give the contemplate malice of your wre,cled old
age.
You have now happily arrived al the vety SUNNI,
OF your wishes. Notorious you could wish you
nave monaGed to unite and concentrate upon your
Perso" 'ho hatred and contempt principles the most
opposite IN their nau,e) Of all parties. Desplsed by
your enemies and formidable aune 20 your friends ali
ra"es dread your accession OF The tate oi
.'e's he execraI'ons of all good men pursue
You as the protector YOUR conntrvis ruin II ary
renorse should be felt for loss of honour YOU viii
ASH perhaps how II may be retrieved? The beart of
Roman would prompt but answer. Bn, the re
igion of him whose YOU DENY bids ven live on
and repent of your manifold lransgressions Even now
The gates OF ercv stand open tn receive you;
moment and perhaps the eleventh hour may have been
passed aud your entrance barred forever.
ARENA
The above address 20 Mr. Giles, we Ie!' il ocum-
bent upon US TO insert Though from the pen of
MINOR, bcathes the feelings of the Ear greater or
ton of Virginia.
-6E@
Ca"f'ou-S'fanges eau,iourh asaius, mentioning
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

CaH'op-Sfangeis are CAUTIONED asaius, mentioning
The words "eonstenry" aud 'najnrty in the presence
of Mr. ,. Richie. It is ro.s,ise.l ex,remely rude and
iisdecate.