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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
From tie No.f,M Beacon.
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.


Caracas ps pers to 25th June, and letter Of
28ih, have been received at our Ne,os Room by
the brig Columbian, Capt. Ruger, arrived al,
Phi adsphia on Monday las, from LAguira,
whence she sailed Isl inst. A friend who has
in, pected the pap"rs r.porls, that they con
tain nothing OF interest, with the exception
(i that can be so considtred) that in the organi-
u ION of the grand Convention Of Ocaha, the
Celeb eatd Dr.. PENA, was rejected as delegate
from Carahoho. This is also stated in the let {.
ter, which gi.s very depressing account Of
tie presrnr sac and prospects OF Colombian
Fl irs 1t says chat Notwithstanding the re Jec-
ton OF D.. Pena, as a member Of the Convsn-
ton, il had been ramouied here, he preceding
10 Gsvs, that he had been named as minister TO
the u States. aud had gone to Car,haeena on
his way TO inis ga ernment lie isrepIesented
IS man IF fiji" talents, but The writer does
MOI p'ei,nd 10 decide upon The merits OF the
impu'a ions against him, which caused his re-
ice lion as member oil the convention. The
letter also states that Bolivar Is not going TO
Caracas, but has returned TO Rogora. The
Convention, l. was said, would rise ABOUT, or
in all this month July). Various projects
we've before IT, but the writer feared nothing OF
importance would be ma'ured II was at
frs, believed that Colombia would be divided
into three states, each possessing separate
legislative privilege, bn, their acts subject TO
the attic alton of lie Congress |, is now said,
that the three departments OF Colombia, viz.
Vem zuela, Cnndinamarca and Quito are TO be
subdI, ided into 90 each having legislative
BODY; plan w'ich the writer thinks, wilt de-
feat all the objects OF reform, on the points Of
Confederacy and independent So>ereignties,
for which the Convention met. The writer
enters into a long speculation on the causes Of
the evils existing in tine affairs of Colombia, for
which we have not room to-day Suffice II 10
say for The present, that he ascribes them,
Chi, Nv 20 the want Of obedience 10 and respect
for the Constitution and the laws, and the due
execution OF the latter; 20 the prevalence OF
military rule, laxity OF m raj principle IN the
people at iarge-and the influence OF wealth,
which last, he says, is a passport to even the
swndler and per jurs d telon.
General PAEz was said TO be in Valrntia, but
il was also reported he had left there su'ne
days previous with troops for Maracaibo,
though ifii he true, thar he is moving with
troops, our correspondent thinks he is bound TO
Ocana with the view of di>solving the Conven.
ton, which, however, he does not think of
much Importance, as from present appearance
es the purposes for which IL convened viii be
entirely frustrated.
All hing, he links. however, will finally
concur with the wishes and ideas Of Bolivar.
CMclNN,rI OHIo- This is one Of the most
hourish,ng towns Of the west The ra>
pidily fits increase is astonishing. In 1896,
about lS5 houses were erected; In 1927,
sos; and in the present year, 400 and upwards
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,

WAsHISoToN, July l9 h, 1928.
THE Engineer having reported that another su6di-
vision of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, extending
from the head of the Great Falls Of the Potomac to
Seneca Creek, (about 81 miles, now under survey,
and will be prepared for letting on contract tor en-
bsnkment, excavation, and waiing, at The Same time
with the above name1 Prposuls h refore will also be
received as above on the lat, 18th, and 9th August.
In this subdivision, there viii be five loek, OF eight
feet lift each: proposals for ding them, As well as
for the masonry Of such squeducts, &C. as may be ne
cessary, will be received from the Isl to 10Th October
JOHN z. tNGLE,
iuIv 23-tA16 Clerk of the G.. * .. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
Swiss Co, sUlAte,
atrnndria, District Of Coiumtia, 18Th Jufy,

lS2S.
The time fixed for the first call having expired,
tice i, hereby gwen that second cali from the or.
ph.n Chamber of ST. Gall, will probably be made on
the 1T October xt, third call on LIST J"nry !o29;
SO that the interest the parties will not be preJu
diced if they forward in time for the subsequent calls
the legal proofs of their descent from David and Jacob
dublin, tn their friends at St Gall direct TO IL. C.
DeRham, Esq. Swiss Consul at New York. or to the
subscriber AMI. CHARLES CAZENoNt,
Swiss Consul for the District Of Columbia and the
Southern States.
July l8-eozw
urrbe R.leigh Register. and Charleston Courier
arr requested to publish the above advertisement as
r,a ked and forward their accounts to this ofoe I'M
me lately for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
JOHN MACRAE.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust from Robert T. Thomp.
I'D son to me, bearing date the Sls da, Of May, 1877,
and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court, in the state of Virginia, I shall, on
Monday the 18Th day Of 7ugusf merit, (being the first
day of Fairfax August Count, Court before the front
door of the Court House of said county, expose to-
sale, by public auction, tor ready money, Tract on
Land conveyed to me by said deed, estimated to con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
AUCTIONS
Public Sale.

DV virtue oftwo DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of the
ID District of Columbia, sitting IN Ghancsr a, A.
leyan'ria win be sold, public auction o'clock,
on Monday 4M dav Of .7ugnsf merit at the Reali. e
Room IN tlrxa d ia, So, Sff7REN NECI.iY CS'
B7NK S7OtK on which g ~ per share have
been paid, to satisf! said dec eess. Terms of sale
caSh. ADAM YIN, trust,
uiy 25-ts GEO JOHNSON, Auct.
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$50 ACEES

The said land Is described by said deed part Of
a tract lying upon rccoquan Bay III sad count! new
in the occupancy Of said honpson. AS shall sel
said land ne re " under said deed, shall ron.
vey to the purchaser such title only thereby vest
ed in me. JOHN MACRAE.
may l5-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
Wheat sc

IJ>HE highest market price for Wheat, Rye, Corn,
4 FaXsced, Flour. Beans and Peas, al the corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets. TliOS, VOWEL
Wagoners be supplied with Plaster, oal, Hcr
rings, c1c. at the lowest prices.
Flour stored in safe houses.
july II eod3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
WHEAT w AIMED
AT THE
STEAM MILL.
july g l mo-
Grain and Plaster

Grain and Plaster
TINH Subscribers have formed copartnership, and
4 viii transact business at Alexandria and Deco
guam, under the name of. & J. u Janney. They
invite the call Of persons who bring grain for sale to
either uf those markets.
Farmers will at all times be furnished at 0ccoquan
with plaster either in the rock or ground, on very mo-
derate terms. JOS JANNEY, jun.
July l2-tf JOHN II JANNEl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
NEHX AND@IAe
spInAy MORNING, JULY IS, 1928

The thermometer, yesterday, in the shade,
az; in the sun, at meridian' iiS '-a''enaeu
nth brisk sourherly wind.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
Farmovs AttenN


Il HAVE rented the Columbian Mills for the ensuing
season. and will give the highest MAJ ket prce TOR
WHEAT free of garhcl and, if delivered a, the mills,
a reasonable addition FRS. DODGE.
N 8. The Wheat will be paid for at the Mill, or in
Town, as is desired and the Wagons can have load.
ing in at six and quarter cents per barrel Tor flour.
Georgetown, nlN lO-2lM lm0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25

rho thermometer, yesterday, ip 'he '"a"N,
-. - the sun, al meridian, lls',-aoended
With brisk sourherly wind.
There are two articles in this mornings pa
-, which we specially invite The attention
,nr rp,ders-The " Tennesseean" and the
,,,re,pondence between MIR. Todd and Mr.
C,onr In the latter they will find specimen
r -. ~,wfuly fiery and profane" language Of
-. General, and an exhibition Of his character
nb;ch will, no doubt, &c vastly edifyins 10 his
friends.
Jo,y often do we hear the Jackson presses,
irving out, we might say III the agony oil de-
mir, certainly in the utter hopelessness OF their
cause, agains, the abuse and calumny winch
,re directed against the General. They forget
r., ,hev commenced a warfare unparalleled in
the political history ofthe country, and have
,ursuel il with unrelenling severity ever
,incp. That they have sought the ruin oil the
frs. men OF the country with something Ike
.,v.pe fury. That in particular one eminent
man who has incurred their displeasure, has
,eep MAJ ked as their victim; that they have
l,bourfd by night and by day; have pro-
mulra;ed every lie which malice or I"genuI.y
could invent; have tried every means, nc matter
how base and unprinciplcd, have used the pen,
,hrpurse, and their influence, to deprive HIM OF
his well earned fine. Ard yet these men VIII
talk If a6usc!
The New.York Courier and Noah are at II
,on,h anG nail. LAY OF McD"ti, aud damned
5- h. WHO first cries hold, enough.
We can assure our friends Ina; The signs OF
the times throughout the county are IN the
higRest.degrge favorable. We could hill our
u.orr every day with accounts OF admin's''a>
lion meetings Tue people are every w"ere a
wakrninp; our opporeut, are b'gin"ing TO ie'r
and ,r,mble. We are safe aud shall be TRAM
plant.
Th. \ Y. National Ad, ocatc states it as a
fac, that leading Jacksorions are now Herring
bets that ir Renuckg goes tpr the adm'"i'ira"
lion. the electoral law ,fthe State OF New>loIk
will be repealed, and lne power OF the people
transferred to the Legislature.
The editor goes on to say, There Is no
doubt ,ha; most diabohcaI usurpation oil the
rsople's rights is lnrcudyl;. i, agreed upon
by the ia ks1n lea rrs, an condition hcn'ucSy
i, found against Jackson, (Which She will assn
redly be l,o commi, this unpardo"able act oi VI
oleuce on the peoples rights. Has the spirit Of
Is Ged? Are we prepared to be degraded IN the
rsc, OF The world? An unhalOwed combIna-
ton he ,ded BY one that has set at defiance, the
hws.of G. d and man, and rruddsn urd"r foot
the sacred charter Of our LID rites, bought with
blood, is the file leader Of his conspiracy"
U,SroRy OF tbs .GREEX REvOLuTIoN.-Ihe
editors of tn. Nrw-Yurk Comm'r ial Adrer
,isrr have seen some Of The sheets of DR.
Howc's forthcoming narrative OF the event,
connected wi:h III Greek Rr,oiu ioa, and BID
lie,e they II satisfy The expectations II the
pubic. There is ~ other authentic AMI sys>
Tensile account Of these memorable tran>ac
tons printed or in the press, To the best OF our
knowledge. The work viii BE- published bv
NJ srs. White, Galaher * White, in The
cou, st II the ensuing month
mn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25
New Goods.

NSW UOOUo.
TAMEs MCKENZIE & Co. have by the packets
d Erie and Columbia, from New-York, received adj
ditional supplies of
NEW &. SEASO WHILE GOODS,
which added to their former stock. enables them to
offer US full and as general an assortment OF
STAPLE & FANCY ARTICLES
as can be found in any house in town. and upon terms
equally as favorable. [juy 23-eoet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25

CINciNN,rI. OHIo.-this is one OF the most
hourlsh,ng owns Of the west The RAJ
pidily Gifts increase is astonishing. ln 1926,
about lS5 houses were erected, in 1927,
sos; and in the present year, 400 and upwards
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-25

The New.York Courier and Noah are at II
III am, mil "I.,y OF McDuf, aud damne
b- h. WHO first erie. hold, enough.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
1nIIs ON LIE kANAWnA

PUrsnnnt 10 notice given ia thu Western Viz
rinigv a ,urmber OF the ciIiEens of Kanawha
county assembled Al the Court -house on SntuI.
day tha Goth day Of July the meeting be-
ng organized by the appointment of Joel
Shrewsbury, Esq la the chair aud Joseph Lowell
Secretary. George W, Summers having suited
that the oheei OF the meeting being 10 take mto
consideration The present state of thr Improve
mrn,S On the kanawha River. aud the tolls col
ccted by the James River Company, proposed
thai a committee he appointed ~ take the sub
lcct into their consideration aud report TO this
meeting thereupon. Geo, W Summers Esq
Col. Andrew DonnslIy and Col David Rnfiner
were appointed such committee, who having he
tired a short time. made the following replrt.
The lnhabhRnts OF This county, although they
cannot claim the merit Of being the fiIst 10 urge
upon the legislature the important enterprise OF
connecting Tor commercial purposes. the eastern
aud western waters Of Virginia. vet they
certainly viewed with much qualification the pat
sotc efforts of their Eastern brethren, who,
petceIsing the great advantages that must re
suit TO the Commonwealth from such a mea-
sure, arrHycd the resources and directed the en-.
lsioS of the State to the great object OF uni
ting the trade Of the Chesapeake aud the Ohio
by the valleys and streams of the James and the
Great kanawha rivers. The execution of this
enterprise, would have conferred important and
lasting advantages on the Agriculture, the Man
ufactufes, and the Commerce oi this county,
aud would have enabled It's citizens to contribute
literally towards defiaying the expenses Of the
Undertaking They therefore gave To The plans
devised by tue Legislature, for the commence
meat aud completion al the work Of the entire
line. their confidence aud support. When III
the progress oi this undertaking. the public IA
gents commenced the improvement ofthe navl.
, CATION OF the kanawha aver, aud throug bout
the expenditure of labour bestowed upon the
bed of HAT stre"n, they possessed as little con-
trout over the plans adopted, or the modes of
their execution, as any portion OF theif fellow
citizens, however remotely situated. They con.
faded As was their duty, in the skill. Judgment
aud fidelity OF the public fhnctionaries, regard
I Ing themselves as having but common intere st
IN the commr.' fund. oul of which the expen-
ditne made |, never did, and never could
/ have entered into the minds Of the nrope of
| ksnawha that although the State might aban.
don the enterprize, vet. they were 10 be charged
with tolls commensurate 10 its full execution, or
that, ifthe work designed to improve the ma.
vlgation Should entirely fail Of that end. that
their trade should be buFiheued with impositiops
! 10 indemnify ihe loss of the capital expended
| The character Of the state, heretofore maguapi
nous aud just, forbade the anticipation Of a
| course so exceptonable and oppressive. And al.
though the tariff Of tolls established last winter
may have shaken the cosGdcnec OF part Of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

From the Georgia rosrier
Mnssrs. Edtore--lna late excursions 20 The
mountains | called ~ iolerahle decent Iatblfc
house. where were collected together q large
comnany Of stout looking men. ! was invited
70 eht aud take somethpg 20 drink, but had
my tears IN complying. from the appearance Of
fhe multitude Near the fence stood large
,isck Of rifle guns. aud besides there pre-
seot several snrly looking fellows with ooe eye
OILY. tse loss OF the other ! supposed 10 hive
-hsppsned from n well knowa exercise which is
.,,raciis,I hereabouts. Seeing my situation. one
who appeared 10 b. a leader among them told
tur nevef to fear I'VE" said he, =" are all bear
hunters of the FIRST grit. and have come 10 hear
Can't. Squin,y make a speech about Old Hicko-
w and Mr. Quincy. Lightf light! he has treat
ed 10 Eve gallans--ii is now on that old work
bench light snd fear nothing This good ma
.iured appeal had the desired efect, the honest
nouniaineer tied my horse, and the Orator
mounted the old wotk heneh, surrounded by a
auditory Of hear hunters, jugs OF wh'skey, ami
bear dogs and after riddng himself OF haf,
-sho,.hag aud Ratchet belt, he gave three hens
aud commenced an oraJioa that would have
made George MDaflie az Billy Phillips, creep
,hrongb key hoie ksthe Captain afterwards
favored me ~jth'hs manuscript give il verba-
sim--ss follows:
f" GpntIemcn--io pretend TO say any thing to
YOU, short of what intend 10 say wouli be say
ting what never intended. We the ,ashuu Of
,hc United States Of BuncunG. fully deciar our
tn,enshuns AS free and independent bear hunters,
in spighI of s9uthrnn cotton packers and Yankee
pedlars We, through our orator declar our
mines and uoshuns about president to serve
aus and as 20 common polly ticks, about cleaning
i,yels and dwelling mountains, we never bother
our beds abou. tbepl. When we shute. we
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

Extract ofa letter from gentlemen N c,no'n
natl. (Ohio) 10 has friend IN &terordrid, da
ted Juiy p. 1928,
" There has been che greatest revival of re-
igion in this city, for the last three weeks that
have ever heard of during winch time, We tavr
had preaching every day and night, IN the Bep'
fist, Presbyterian, aud Methodist Churches. A.
bout 900 converts have joined the Baptist, 3e
the Presbyterian aud 2o0 the Methodist Church
-makng IN all 700 persons 10 have been
" born again" | never Witnessed such an out
pou,ng of the spirit ia all my lite. Between a
and so persons were baptized in day, and
what is singular, this revival IS NOT confined 10
one denomination. but has extended to the three
above named chut ches u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

Purriag Tor This faenIiy. Mr.. Finn has
attained. IN spie q himself. a degrfs Of cele.
brify in This esintty, As greet as 'hf o! my
Lord Norhufy n England The fdfowing an
eedote, whlehwe Ind related 10 Iiper from
the Interior as new AT least % ~. Sitting ut
tabie one day opposite NJ. Johh Everett,
with ine goose Geiore thsu. lsInot thai Il
inc goose, finn.9 said r. Indy" said
Finn, il is ms crest goose Rser-aie."
fBosion Bulletin
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

Lawrence lad a hog eonierene. on. fhe w.
81 Jase with ihe Earl 81 Ai-erdeen. II Is there.
iofeip be hoped ihstthe suggestions Of Justice
added 20 the conviction of ihs inefiuiency u the
restrictive policy pursued ~ Great Brifsn ia
compelling as 10 81 pat from our demands nf -
iHir rreiffoeiiy. have stiongtb, induced the Gov
efsfaea' OF ~. James 10 give partial reco sni-
TON Of the equitable principle. ~ which ~e
have been governed. MAJ. journal.
Mr. Joha Grisg. Of Philadelphia has ju,, pub
lHhed uniy beautiful volume" B,giqa1fs fit
tory Of Birdf fid,ss, Rspiiies aud ftseeft' IL is
Illustrated eth very handsoue eugrssings. and
N all respects well adapted 10 promote the ends
Of this popular work, which are. TO ntftsei youth
to the study or 30 important branch Of Natural
History, and TO make durable Impressions on
their minds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14


voa might nave prevailed. but, ms dear "f'
,.se me opposite side suppose small change
:, .,s,s al rhe counties where veur nsIafEiss
s.,,.,.nea 20 D. small do you cot see ho~ the
.'...art ouanher IN fhe II. OF X. against soa
49, Ia nave b1sU augmented
e. =. III. intention I'd <e,ne Of the relief gen
*,..,.. "a .ttecs the Administrator, aud esp
-,.,tv me. 4 can aaiy seY THAI u - then eleae
r,ght to ssa Il. Il they please. D, ~ the si'e.
,,,,,.a tl,a, Rave snsstIsfsd and contributed IN
iaei, defc~i, they only mean that rty opia'on
.,s s.last them. % tbe ellhe lat session.
I'D tfat did aol conceal NY ol1gzsn they are
.srfe,ly osfrect. tt,ileg mean aug ming else,
az err CERTAINLY wished saeossate The par
:. ,b,eh has pre.alcd On thai qussiaon but
,,,,,,ur nv late sisu to 4 ueither had time nar
,,eliastion 10 do more than eHrtess my o.
.,aiou. which sas nst vxry afien. u wa very
sssll i.aeas before count IN tAr fehef nsris
many Of my bssi personal and politics. lfieads
I ian never believe that the wish TO assail mt TX.
extends beyond lew. shnm well know u
!. :. ia,ast ned thai Gen Jackson can be elected
.r,inst Nf Adams no calculation, IN ny hum
HE onin.an, viii 0e lo1nd 10 be more erfoneo Gus
: bei,av. that ia a essntesf between those two,
always. carrying afnng that ihe course of ihe
AUGMENTATION shasl M xhat believe 4 wili be,
sa,ins the uex; three years. NJ Adsnu .il
p,eyail hy majority OF two-ihir'is 9b~fhe Il.
mon. lie all sueeafd IN my judgment against
an. eampctiisr bar there Is anoiher much
more lorin,dahle than tsenz tstksou.
IN danklv exprcssiof me fsn'infnh'
no, ms intention Ia discourage YOU from me
pursut Ut what son may deem q be your duty
thought they acre dHr 30 me lHf9dlY r'lei io''t
-b,ch haYs sahsisied hefpecn ~. osfiainly
a., xie,,. 10 see harmony and coaeerd 1nre
o,ers restored 10 our ditraeied H'slt, hui II A.
ten,s of duty impeis the eomhaian's II opt'n'
,,a che .trife can only depofe a state off,ings
90 insuspician Al distance. aud tsil 81
carr. snail look on as spectator, .resr wing
always the right upon iha, aud every o,he hui
man occasion, freely to express my thoaghs
am truly yonr friend, &c
II CLAY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

From the New 1uri Daily Advertiser Of angus, :
LATEST FROM ENGIA,sl,

LATEST FROM ENGLA,,n
The packet ship iolk, cap De- Cost. arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, from whence she sail
ed on the morning d the - n OF June. bringing
us London papers to IT, eeening of the 22d OF
June, Liverpool papers mud Prices Current 10
the 24'h, aud LQr,dea Shipping Lists to the 23d
inclusive.
ENDhaN D.--A plan is proposed for the es-
'aohshh"nI ct a university IN London, in which
tue ao'uIIes OF the established church shall be
hco &C.. ted. besides the branches of lieTatu e
md science Lord Wellington was in the
clair, aud subscriptions were received from
: the Archbish6ps, sc. &C. TO pretty liberal a
mount.
some OF the Liverpool papers speak Of the in
iuries which some OF the manufacturers in Eng.
i land will suffer from the effect of the Ameri.
can taris, particularly those employed in ma
king coarse wuoens. They state that some
of them had urged their works, expo citing to get
their goods here bcbfe II should 81 into opera
ton.
In the British House u, Lords. on the Goth
June. the Duke of Wellington postponed the
reading of the Corr Bill To hursday, the 9th
June.
london, JIM q We received last mis- HI
Frankfort papers Ia the 18th June. inclusive
They coniaia no Intelligence OF ANY interest.
we received tdS' hig NJ brussels papers 10 the
/ 2ii June inclusive. They contain variety OF
! articles from the rhraire OF wa, in the East, but
there IS no positive intelligence.
We received last night the Paris papers Of
Friday, and the Gazette de France, dated Sat
urday. The latter contains several articles. ex-
lrac,ed from the Augsburg Gazette on the pre-
sent state OF affairs At Constantlnupie and in
! Greece. Count Capo dlstrIa Y exercising him
self TO improve The Revenue, by an improved
mole OF farming uet the national lands SC.
| PORTUGAL.-l he adverse parties IN this d.
vided country, are hctively engaged in HOSTILE
| ties. but the advantage as well as the strength
| lies within the conitituiionasts. The dates re-
ceived m England were from Oporto 10 the loth
! and from Lisbon tethe l5th--pertect correspon-
deasa in their representation sfe Of course no'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

/" .srsss, iA8ess 700 ~ IT," ~ ssen!
su9monsd lm bripfe Tue Warfst Magistrate,
who, afier slsnining tie copduions sof pnbli-
esiion. i-cifJ, uith eiinf.lesislie wisdom
thai. whstes.r the Jga,df rnhbi NEE in PHI-
nrfPHla. il sfni6ed piesk egefy wssre else f,
ana according gave judgment for De deien-
daHt.