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-. s..-r',. ses. .ft stays Of steel;
e-a.,v :ta5 .cd ,ucuoing beei-
E';y@a ,us E,i5 Of so aad weeping;
Sivesa th,n. nov worth ;Ee keeping,
Gives tcitn gives toy;
SNyeetess vi-nis soonest cloy
Gains! Good lord! what doth she sain1
Years Of sorrow and OF pain;
Cold neglect and words unkind:
Sualms OF body Ind OF mind;
Il aims the curse that leaves Ger never;
Gains tho pans that lasts forevor.
And why? All! hath not reason shown IL
a nough the heart jares hardly own II;
Well il traces lave 10 DO
-fhe fruit OF thu forbidden TIRE
Of woman's wo Tire origin;
The apple Of the primal sin;
'Fhe test OF that angelic creature:
THE touchs,one Of her human nature;
Which proved her, though of heavenly bir,h.
LAu erring meteor of the earth.
And what, by Heavens sovereign viii,
Sastrial once is trial still;
y is the fruit that virgins ego
Can ne'er approach too cautiously;
II is The fruit that virgins hand
Must never touch but on command
or parent, guardian, friends IN commou--
Approved both by man aud woman.
Else NO TO her As maid or wife,
FOR all her days of mortal life;
The curse falls heavy on her cro,r,
And heavier wears by icogth Of time.
And, as of future joys to reft her,
Upon her race that follows after.
But of. If prudence and discretion
Balk the forward inclination,
Cool the bosom, check The eye,
And guide the hand that binds the tic
Then, then alone is love a treasure,
= blessing of uuhounded measure,
Which every pledge of lov9 endears:
II buds with age ard g.ows with years
IS irom the earth il potts on high,
I'LL its fair ;erd,i's in the SKY
Blossom IN joy, aud ever will,
AID woman is an angei still.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

~ '''tH'HUUUT HPTIT 'jUlh, IG23.
lac parties gicr"Stcd will please take notice. that
nave appointed tho 10th day of June ncxt ~ COMMENCE ti
Fcfounis directed III the foregoing order court; ON which
gay al cinSk' A. NJ they required attend al r.
ioT r"amiTa ion aud So ;l!einrnt.
20 UlLARE RAKEE. Cnn,.
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s ;or are not inhabitants OF the State Of VIRGINIA,
- p.g3se 20 take notice. that shall the 20tn
day cf June nest, proceed 20 tase ,ic dcnoe;,ion -
|"n hicc AMI others, the dwelling nsc OF Richard
Sa'e ~ TIC county Of Fiuvanna, and Stale of Virgnia
hc"ec the hours of eight o'coc a. NJ nd six O'Clock
y % the dag; and should erch depos,nns no
DC completed ON fiat day, shall continue the TAKING
e same from day day three days, at the Same
place. and between the hours: and we shall also
proceed 70 take the dispositions uf John Timbsrlake and
0'FeIF on the A'h Monday is Juno next, at Fuvsnue
,'o hoSf ~ the State Of Virginia, tina, being coul
aay ana the day Of Juno next; which depositiuus
W! be read as evidence in su now depending in tho
Ipf0r court Of chauctry fog the Eicbnpnd District In
"h'n wc are plaintiffs, and ynu and others are defend.
an'g. .v11 MANN
way 1l--T2 SAMUEL DYER, JP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
Selections from late Forsien Journals.

The Chamber OF Deputies engaged in discussing
the Eiectoria Law, aud we feel pleasure in being
able TO state that Gen. LAFAYETTE bad so Gar recoy-
cred his health as TO take part the DISCUSSION on Tire
2Db of april. The Journal dcs Debats, in giving an
account of the proceedings, says:-"A movement ful!
OF interest and surprise evnced By the Assembly
aud among tho spectators, when they NJ. de Eafay
ee Sen descend the steps OF the enclosure and with
great difficulty ascend those Of the tribune 1t was h
son Georges name which fist inserted arorg the
lust OF Speakers" The same paper says-s'Fhcn the
hoDorable general returned his scat be received
the celebrations of his friends the LEFT"
In the same sitting, Gen Sebastiani, from the COM
Hhtee on the subject made favourable report the
rentcs,
M Martin LATTE, of tie first merchants OF
naTre, has been elected Deputy, BY the College Of
Gyetot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

acCIircd renoRD rom the hss,inesg and iuconsaer-
atcdess OF MS judgments snort time ago mr. Mon
Idgu concerned ID bankrupt petition befo him,
gusd that The alleged trading not sufficient 70 bring
ti'e gary 8l!ht mo o7sratfjn q t1p 5sDSfuPt Lsg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

NJ. Alexanire lie la Dorde, nj the banker of taas
nanr, who posses e fortune and great rcp.e
before the RevoIuon il member of the French Chamber
of Deputies. EOassd. lately, by remarks Of
member against election meetings ard petitions he broke
into the following strain, referring 10 his
"Wha this talking OF revolution, and
rcy;yjng Of recoections? who links OF renewing pas.
r>cessts ici every deplnres? Bu, among to
whom this intention attributed, there no sufecrs
from taat same Revolution ash, there many royal
lists IN this Chamber, Of this Chamber, who have
lost their father aud half their family the scaod, for
he cause OF the Gnubous; who have lost income Of
l@OoOOo by the Revolution: vho have fought FIVE
paSns, and received ten wounds for the Royali;t cause
and wo as the reward oF all ,cir sacrifices, have asked
nothing Of the Bonbons their return, IN order preserve
their independence. AMI be aoc speak you az this
tribune, as dc? bravo, bravo the left; profound ST.
lence OH the right Let grant to the Revolution tie
praises winch us fortunate results merit, ~ the same time
depoiinS the Ny'r has caused, and then shall AZ
agree as to thSnainiui question: Do not know that
we owe to the Revolution the state Of prosperity riches,
aud glory which France attained and
'utioos which govern spd which its
GienceS Who would wish 20 France what i'
was forty years ago. Who is the Royalist who would
wish to descend from Ausierz ROsos ca, and from ;bc
religious tolerance granted by the Charter St. Bahele-
mE Who you'd descend hom preyyn; code to inc
eudal law srhl torture? lpm the late Ministry
TO Madame Du5ary the Able Toray2 (pio!Oo5rd m27g-
mcntin thc Ass5mJy.i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

4he Marquis ni CANA ,hen was married in London
on the - April TO Lady Hervey, daughter Of Rich
ara Cation, Esq OF Baltimore, and granddaughter OF
Charles Carroll OF Carrollton
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IN f4G.rWs E,ic; E.av - zoe pescc,ian OF
reiSsOn" No ONE AT ist,one ihe 1g Cau ,;.ot tat
and We Should col g!U'e II t5yu.Ai ,lsseis Is
more perfect than pei ,'ut4ar, When u,an &c
quilted OF steal,pg foUts-siivo az the s,eaur,
dead al hs aynrefeasian-on ,he following perfection
OF reasoning and ty which alspiute wisdom the safety
OF property ID admirably preserved:
''N he.' said Mr. Justice iIolroyd, ''baI been indie
TED Simply lot ste ang fowls, ne Il. could not have
teen convicted, inasmuch the (snous duco case,
II was decided that deud ducks mol ducks ~ all
or, at least, not ducks and OF the
sonins would apply 20 dead towisn warwick ASST
zes.
Perhaps those tha, smile at his have the vanity 10
think that had former generations e their intel
iecuai superiority there would have been such dis
unction Tor tie protection OF thieves but Shake
spear, who seems TO have been knowing Of char
appears some centuries ago To lave INDUCED his
men ut the expense of this very legal, or thoud
say, perfectly reasonable, distinction:
GGfifci. What man do you dig ttle grave :iJio
C1orcn. Tor man,
iIrnie! What potnap, ticu:
CtDl5n EuT neither.
I1'lfet. Who is 10 he buried in -
CE0ton. One that '07s a7ou,cn; but, rest her soul
she's dead
Here the Cio,ra and The Judge, use the iawy ers
phrase, run upon al! four,and fail 10 peak BY
The card, e9IicocGtion tc1il undo as
we shall resist the pouterers bill in Aarc; Tor ,,nw
can Inc recover for To" Is and ducks when sus ,rs
/. tao fowls or "iuch5 at ALP
cd OF LoG5 E'don, the other day. Wha he no,y thought
OF the military premier, after his elegant expose in
tue Mouse of Lords on the qnestionio - diuna
ken replied the esa! vat, 81 before sav a ,o,:
mnisiern
| w az IS The SEQ tish pronunciation o: acDr::.
tew days ago, as workmen of Plymouth,
were blowing quarry, Cawsand hsy SEQ. er ed
ia iissnFe of IT.; ock, three retriEcl mushrooms,
nigh Stale OF preservation; the largest eleven inch
eS IN circumference, the size is so wide the
smallest IS extremely beautiful aud transparent; the
staiEs are atou, cle inch and LaI in length, and
thick IN proportion 10 The size oi each. These curious
Substances are now in the possession of AIR. Shirley
" ooiter, Of Exeter.--.Icr0ins {ieraR
! ASuowEH oF HERRrNGs.--The Inverness Courier
received by the Eiorda, states chat Major hJacken
re- gentleman of foddinson, in $tratlIreier white
'raV7tsing field on his faro, lately, discovered ror-
ton of ground covered with fresh behring's Ihe
fish, IT was supposed, had been transported tniher by
water spcni-a phenomenon ba. Is c3!:G1nui a; tAat
place.
4he Marquis of Ca,Har,hen was married in London
on the e51h April TO Lady Hervey, daughter Of Rich
ard Cation, Esq, Of Baltimore and grand daughter OF
oG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

Gdious Spec'acSs.-A writer in the Vermont ChroDi
Gle, states the following incident which occurred
during tho Last winter in of the Green AIouulsin
villages.
twas four O'Clock in the afternoon, whep there
along sled, as it returning home after having
discharged lis load Pie sled as drawn by pair OF
feeble oxen, and driven by two little boys apparently OF
the ages OF or 10. On the sled, little transv SEW
lay at full length what seemed man--aud on closer
ve'w dead drunk. ''What have YOU thereof
| said TO one of The little boys. It's my father -
our father" said I, who's he!" He spoke his name
"Why, whats Che matter with him." ! inquired fur
ther. "itc drinks too MUCH" he replied, grief and
shame conflicting i'll he countenance, while lie slrove
to hide his embarrassment by urging on a quicker pace
the Unconscious team with their less conscious load.
Reader, pause moment ana ponder on fact like
MS. q father takes his little sons to market; gets
drunk in their presence; is placed public spectacle.
Oh an OK 5led-and by them, even his own sons dri,
ven to his family! The charne-house is not more
rcyolns-t,e funeral procession is not more afactipr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
WM. G. pENDLETOE, c, e.
CoMMlssIoNFR's OFF.cE,
IL

''!S"htV"'s sip'4 i4H', lS-S
The ra!''Fs Interested will please :ake notice itrst
have appointed the 2is, Gay Of June next 10 comnss1c,
e accounts directed by tie aforgog nrtc Of tie cun,l
-" "Lrn day at O'Clock, IL ~ they are rec uired "a
aien. al my o!ce prepared with the necessary proofs and
documents fer examination and settlement.
% AMOS = mn ;,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

SupIfJne Cacit qf New HirSSy4eH, n Gin ui Inc
charge was conspiracy resist the laws Of tho Province
snd declaring the be under che Jurisdiction
the United Ste'cs, &c The offence conmi,cr, At the
Madawnska settlement. Baker denied the jurisdiction of
"rci'ng TIE title the could only adjusted
t the respective Governments The 5,dug gaeS:ic"
whether tho seitsuent the possession the British
""ve'nnent. Upon ,his paint tho testimony was cieao
a"3 positive III the ai6, Oatve Il sned by em,-
grants nom tho Fto,incc. fre t,es - land had been
''Een NON thence. thucSss from its Courts and Nasis
rates had always been sbve and nbeyed in the District
@be enrolled and have duty regularly,
IN inc PROVINCIAL mi,iaanj in 1926 Baker, himself,
apped TO the British authorities foI aud did receive the
feSts'ahce were also tGy proved i'll fact, they
aenied. the Jury, ss of found Baker
guilty aud be was hnsi, stated 25. Baker
men', and under ,iue in dispute between
the United States and Grea, Bri,air.-I Pcna. Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

J. y. ABBOTT, d. c. 6.
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curious freak mature, in the formation OF an Egg,
was brought to This Ofcs last Saturday. II large
Duck Egg containing another within il, the she'll al
both being perfectly formed aud of the usual thickn
and strength But the outer eEg has TO yoiIc and Is
composed OF only about quarter Of an inch Of stsire
which fills up hat much of space between the two
shells. The urpermost one broien at breakfast
repast, when NATURALLY arrested the attention of,hose
present. Charleston Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

ATbs LADn, IT, g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

a correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette invites
the curious to see thirty nsdnd siiS tDo,,s in opera
ton. az the ate residence of Mrs. Norris miles a..
the York county road Baltimore county They a,
attended by boy; and the writer pledges himself that
f'the silk Gao be cultivated a farm. winch has the
black or white mulberry trees. with mach less trouble
than any thing else which is raised on il; and with no
interruption bes;dea to the ordinary farming. business
This good lady will probably have eggs enough 10
ply the whole country. Those who wish 10 try tie e
pertinent, can be at loss for the place where they
are to obtain them Baltimore has perhaps furnished
during the present year, more silk orm eggs tIan ,uy
other town in the Union.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

HhG'ing Dis7He.S-Phe ship Washing ton recently 1, =
rived at NautucSet had two men killed by whale, nj
from died from scurvy whilst cruising for whale
the ship John Jay lost her chief by a black dsh
Aud the ship ArEonaui Sag Harbor, reports that the
on'ar'o OF Nantucket now cruising had lost by
whale, aud the Grand Eurk, two men also SnaIn oil
will not fetch than 42I per hbl and the cew OF a
whale vessel generally shsanr from about three
years WHO earns his money, ii poor whaeman do es
not?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
coMNuNIcATIGN.

To tire Hon. r. NJ. Joassoy, efhe o. S.afss Senate.
The lively interest which has been general
" felt and expressed for thu progress Of ,he
bill 10 abolish imprisonment for debt, induces
M 10 address you again. My second COM
muuication was intended 10 have closed my
reflections upon the subject; bul he details OF
she bill as amended in The Senat, and ordered
10 be printed, are now before The public; and
its provisions fall far short Of what ius title
had induced us 10 expect.
The operation OF the Bill (as now amended
is restricted 10 those co.. tracts which shall O..
rieinaie after the oh ofJuly next; so tina, all
iligaLts (the cause vi whose controversies &C
crued previously t. that date may SUI be I'm
prisoned. Such a Law may be beneficial 10
pos,rtity, but Of " hat service Can it he to the
present generalion? Itmay keep its promise
10 "a. ear, but completely breaks tito the sense
Those persons only who become Of age after
the All of July next, will be entitled TO cele-
brate the day, for they only will be free and IN
dependent; who cares to be relieved from the
operation Of imprisonment laws upon '%ontracis
which he has not made and does n { mean TO
make? Bat the Bill j. happily yet in.i,s infan-
CIV; i, has still 10 pass The ordeal Of bo'h hous-
es Of The National Legislature; NAV we not
hone tha, the good sense aud wisdom of ITS fu-
,urs adaptive parents will bestow upon so
promising an ufspring, an education which
shall entille j, to the name il bears!
The commissions Of the cial world,
consequent upon the wars Of the French Reso-
LUTON, by abich the Americans became the
principal carriers for continental Europe The
rapid fortunes acquired BY adven'urers, IN The
Incis trade, and those who supplied the allied
armies IN Spain, produced q Predlglous aaanx
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
$50 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber on Ihursday. =.
le27th December, ! yellow man named BNLYiE
.3n The said negro IS - year II age, aScu' : t1
s or 2 inches high. 6eshy GuI face and a very I7g,
complexion b, LEI, leg, (oeessioned b, a fever so:e)
is very stlff sud Lame. Had on y hen he went aUay, !
white domestic roundabout. gt.y pantA!oons. sri t
half worn fur hat. The said negro went fTon Aha
to the city of Washington or the nth of January to Io0!
for 4 situation to drive a hack.
He had 40 permission, neither from MS master C
myseift to leave The plantation.
Ten dollars VIII De venif,ak in Fsirfar county
and The above reward, # taken in the d s,ret ofCc.
lumbia, and secuted in jill, aud all reasonable eSPtas
es paid # brought home.
w. SwAPTWOUT.
BY order OF c. Calvert Stuart, Ch.niEy, neal F.:
fax Court House, Va. isnl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

Rockingham. Shenandoah aEd H17a?-Co
JOSEPH MtUSEE of Roe@ihgo-H
Bou.etsur, AI'~ghza =, Roekhuog- ard A.,
gu,a-Judge ARCHIBALD STUART Of
Asgusts.
B.th, Pa cshor,zs, Pebd'eion, Grernb,..r
Giles. TzzueiI. Monroe, aud Npn:somry-
BALLARD SMITH cf G:e6n1E..!
Wasbingten, Russell. L.', W.T.. 500, az
Grayson-Colicnei BENjAAl% L>ilLL q
Washington
Harrison, WOOD, Lewis, Nc oias, N-soa
Cab-iI, Kzn4uL.a and L~og4E-i-cgs L!W.S
SUMMERS OF KsHaThs.
Mononga:ia, Preston, Brooke, Ohio, lyle.
and R.ndoiph-ALPHEUS I. WILSON =
Iicrsrpa!ia.
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FROM the Richmond Wing.
VIRGINIA ANr1-JACKSON CONVEN-
TON.
10 be continued |

He0aes0dy, Jan. y.
The Prssidrn, ,ook the Chair 1t O'Clock
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor Of Norfolk County
Resolved, hat j committee OF one irom
each Electoral District, be appointed by The
President to rrpor: 10 the Convention IN per
son, 10 be paced on The Electoral Ticket
And Mr.. thandlr of Norfolk County, Mr..
Bn. he,t Of Petersburg, Mr. Hatch Of Dmwid
di,. Mr.. Hicks f Brunswick, Mr.. Carring,on
Of Charlotte, Mr.. Dezne Of Cumberland, Mr..
ssu~drts Of Campbell, Alr. Shapes Of Patrick,
Mr. Brown Of An.her-t, Mr. Fleming OF
Goorhlaud, Mr.. Madison Of Caroline, Nv.
Dabncy OF Glouces er, Mr., anderson Of Will
Iamsrurg, Nh. Carter Of Richmond County,
Mr.. S,anard OF Orangr, Mr.. Washington iof
Fairfax, Mr.. Turner Of Jefferson, Mr.. Philip
Smith II Freacrick, Mr Hurley Of HARDY, Mr..
White Of r ,ckbrilgr, Mr.. Caprr,on of Mon
roe. NJ. Sh5rpr OF Lee, Mr.. Fry Of Canawha,
and MIR Fitzhugh ofOhio, were appointed a
Cumni;tes, accordingly.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor IF Norfolk County,
Reo!ysd, tina, COMMITTEE # a. least one
from eIch Electoral! Dis'r.ct, De appointed by
the President; snd thai he proceedings of The
se,ersl counties and corporations represented
in tn Convsn;ior, be referred 10 that Commit,
tee, with inslsu, tom 10 report by resolution
or otherwise. he measures proper TO he adopt
ed nv he con,en ion And q Committee was
cosdiogly appointed Of Messrs. &. Johnson
&c Richm nd, Taylor If Norfolk, Harrison Of
Charles City, Goodwin of Dinwidiie; Hicks
Of Brunswick, Carripgton OF Halifax, Hatcher
of Chesterfield, Branch Of Buckingham, Lam
Ter of Plt,sylvania, McCleiand OF Nelson, Mer-
Ger of Spottsla. HUI vi 4. and K. Henly If j.
CITY, Eus,acc OF Stafford, Gibson Of C~uipeper,
Turner of Fauquier, Conrad Of Btrkiy, Powell
of Frederick, Haryie of Rockingham, Stuart of
Augusta, Blackburn Of Bath, Sharp OF Lee,
Carr Of Wood, and Fi,zhagh ofOhio.
And then on motion OF Mr.. Chapman john
SON the Conven ion adjourned 10 meet on to-
morrow a, 2 O'Clock.
Ihusyday, Jan. 10.
The President took the chair at two o'clock.
Mr.. Nelson of mPbeil, al the request oi
the Secretary, moved he appointment OF an
additional Secretary, and on ino'ion oil MT.
Wilson of Monographs, Jno. ?. Ray, a delegate
from that county, was apPointer.
o. notion Of Mr.. Harvie of Rockingham,
Editors Of newspapers IN his city were invited
o take seats within the bar OF The Convention
to take noles Of rs pros eedings.
Mr.. johnson OF Richmond, from the COM
nit.-e TO frame On Address, informed the con-
yentlon that he committee had been dilllgeL.t
ly engaged in dis harging that duty, and that
an cary report might be expected.
Mr.. Chandler OF Norfolk county, from the
Electoral committee, stated shat that commit
tee had also been dilIgent in executing the du-
ties assigned them; and that a report would
probably De made Tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
COMMUNICATIONS

Mrssrs. EDrross. l an - politician; hut ]
love nv country, AMI am rendrriy alive 10 every
thing that sf-Cts her honrr and h-r interets.-
hiy avoca,ions have not allowed mt 10 ;aks any
part in the er,a, question which nov agi'stes
IN pItI,c MID. have no' time 10 read hall
TIA, is written either on ore side or tie other.
.. oour,e / am no; prs pared to Judge Of the
: rrec,n- $ ar incorrectnes. of The several s'alc-
II d which have been made touching the cha
rar,ers &c he two candidates for be Presidency.
Bu, oLe thing is 81 evident, that ! could not
help srsing u; and % indecorous, not TO say
5i,gr.ceful, iva ! could nrt bug LAMENT il. /
refer TO the hbertirs that ere taken by newsPa
De- writer's, and puoiic decisim-rs. in speaking
sg ,ins, fhe President OF The United States. No
7ra,on7lr nan, no ,rIe republican, would OBJ
;e~, 10 a far and candid expression Of pablo
opinion with r-gsrd 10 the respective msd:s Of
tn txo candidates. Every citizen Of ru- oorn-
NV is teerly concerned in the character and
Qua iics,ions Of The Chief Magistrate of The
Union; AID as enlightened freemen, when call
Cd o yo;r, we ought 10 know on what ground
we ACT in giving the Prefrrenee OF one to ano>
;her Ba, ! can conceive how lhs matter
might be conducted without uncharitaile and
gra'oitous surmi,es with regard 70 notices, IN
the absence of prof gi'ho4i rude and ungeh-
,lemaqiy attacks upon the feelings OF I di$tln-
suish Z man, 10 whom our country Is unques>
,ioaablv much indebted for services "hirh fsw,
if any, wee equally competent 10 perform; and
withou, descending 10 tina; low abuse which
can ouly excite feelings OF pain, disgust, and
indignation, in every Enlightened and generous
mind. Inoed not say there are mary minds Of
:bis description in The Cniied States; many
who have taken 40 prominent part in the dis
cussion Of this question; por-oouiA j tell how
much they have bern mortified by th~ manner
in which i, has been conducted, especially when
they reject tina, al these things are ranspir-
ing in lie view Of The world Th"ir publicity
are not confined TO this country; their vehicles
fy upon the wings Of he wind; they are waited
across the ocr AN, and there become matter Of
national reproach and scorn, 20 the enemies Of
republican institutions
For The honor of our Country, then, and in
Justice % the illu~ strious man who fills the Pre-
sidertisl chair, let US ,rea, him with respect
while he is there Such respect is demanded
BY his ofcidl eh3ra cter,-and as a statesman, a
philosopher, a man Of literature and science,
h. certainly CLAIMS Il an ,minen, degree. This
is ali i have to say al presen'; and as my re-
msrks are So shor', Ihope they will be reinem-
Sered, AMI if founded on truth and justice, that
,heo viii have influence in checking the pro-
gress IF an evil, which has already giown to
an enormoa magnitude. L.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
Thomas Talbot.

Successor 10 Thomas Shields, ren7ocfa u
TIE City.
TiKES leave to thank the PUBLIC, for The e'
Il enlargement received in his ~oc-lion, which y
experience has made him flly sequsin;sd with H.
style of cutting hair, HIS "ssss. as c.s,ttLr' he IS CO.
Silent is no, exeelied by any in ,ae District.
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