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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

r.. .,eeimens Of Cabinet Literature, fur
- bv The Journal, would be amusing, did
-. c,use blush Of shame for our rulers.
y.,,r before could such humi'ia'i'g spee'a>
:. presented. From the President, down to
tanned Post, Masters-all are alike. Their
-. hound in false spelling, false, grammar,
r,..,,r, thing. The nations Of Europe must,
,b;ok our literature is at a low ebb,
-. ,h., look upon sach picture.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

state, that he considers himself nntwithstand.
ing, the Consul sppoia,ed by the 'arfuI (;ov>
eminent Of Portugal. FOR the State, Of New
York, Connecticut, and East Jersey.
Iae Consul avaiis himself OF this opportuni-
~ to assure the Honorable The Secretary Of
State oil his high consideration and respect.
Aeao Pork. stu Ocfobe,. 1899
Joaquin CESAR De FIGA MERE MoRAo.
10 the Hon MARriS VAS BUREN, Secretary
OF State ofthe u. States, Washington
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

PoRK.-The Kentucky Reporter Of Sept. It,
says: II is he general opinion ha, Pork wi.
be high. Hogs are said TO be scarce, and il is
supposed that much smaller number than
usual will be sent 10 the Southern markets.
There will be good home market Louisville
Cincinnati. and Lexington for all he farmers
have TO spare."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

The prescription" as it is now universally
termed, by being carried even Into iore'so
countries. mus, excite feelings agains, our ma
ional character, and serve TO degrade US IN the
,,imaion Of those abroad. When men OF In
diligence in other countries see our Minister'S
consuls, sc. wan,ouly removed for no offence,
Aey certainly must doubt the correctness oil
Wha We say about ourselves.
We hesitate not to say, that the removal oi
Mr. MAuRy diminished, very much, the respec'
Shich the English nation WAS accustomed 10
pay 10 our character These things go TO sup
port the assertions Of such men as Capt. Hall
md his fsllow>travsllers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

We'uppose twill begin TO be conceded 'ha'
VI, McLsAN is opposed TO The proscTiPu'e
iOGcy The Jackson Editors have hung on to
he Judge as long as they could. A few loosed
'oIa some time ago; ar5 now, since the aF-
aarance Of his letter depreca,ins the removal
dhe BRaDLErs, they are beginning to drop on
}! dozens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

REvENuE.-We understand (says the New.
York Ameriean) that the duties SECURED at the
Custom House in this city for the quarter nd.
ing on the 3o.h Of June, announced TO 81, $780,
Of July exceeded one million Of dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

The President and Directors Of me Louis
willie Branch Of the Commonwealth Pank, off r
reward OF $1,000 for the apprehension and
delivery Of the robber Of the Bank, and $500
rev ard for the money stolen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

HoRRIBLY VlNplcTIvE.--In Inc editor of the
Pawtucket Cnro"icle says:-" The conduct OF
of a newspaper, who will underworld his neigh
bors. and insert adver isements for half price
deserves 90 be kicked to deah by lame gras-
hoppers. and uundled to the grave by his own
devil"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

"a. a;.,osi,ion too prevalent with weak men
ii, ,he winnpug side, is often eSemplihed IN
-, ,o.n,ry. Here, too, there are many induce
and temptations for those who think and
low serer. no, to continue in opposition to
n, ruling powers. A fear of exciting Exeeu-
..,;,,es,ure. and desire 20 concilia,e on &C
AN, cs Iocal causes, have their sway, and ex-
iris, their power. Thanks, however, 10 the
s,~Dss, and independence Of large majority
i, l.. osorle. we are no, all obliged 10 bend the
,o,e 20 the erea, idol which has been set up
4. =, 10 worship. A trucking policy is also.
b, ,,s end sure to work its own confusion
y,immers may cou,rive 10 sail down the cur
IN, for time, but o, las, they make ship
rreck Of all their hopes. BY pursuing firm,
m,uly, and independent course, regardless OF
l.. f,owas or Embellishments Of power, respect
NJ ,nsp,;on viii be extorted even from ene>
MES
The dominan, parry were once wont 10 say
Ia, the patronage 4 he Goveinm was too
much in the way Of the Freedom of opinion
|Us hope hey will not forget The " wise saws
md ,age maxim, which they have intoxicated
aih so much pcr,inaci'y, We .conf s. ne
Mr. before did we believe so much OF what was
then said We have an opportunity now OF
y,iar the prac,ieai result OF their theory. They
have ,aughl US 'ha, patronage is Po'csr-tha' The
Executive can mould aud fashion ,be wills of
many 10 suit it's owa views, and that power IS
acsr 50 dangerous as men placed in the hands
Of men weak and bad enough to use II to Sc
ru,, the continuance Of their own authority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

On piTs.-James Hamilton, Jr. Of :. to
he appointed Secretary Of War, vice Jnh II
Eaton, to be appointed Minister to Mexico.
vice Joel r Poinset.
Com Porter 10 be appointed Sc re AIRY OF the
NAVY. vice John Branch Nat. Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

p.,,,-HosRRInA 3ELLA!--Rssseis Jasvis
N, ide, Of Duff talking about " kick
an, Of his company" and declares that
an soon be in Washington, when Duff can
i !, 10 aav kicking inclination that ne may
:, The peaee officers look to IL!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

We would again repea, that our Richmond
2pers are received very irregularly. The
Shg has not been received at this office but
hs 10 the las, week. We canno, divine the
aus
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

The S.. Augustine Herald Of he 2sd ulimo
states that the crop Of Fln'ida O nees will
no, be so large this year as last, but the quail
iy will be qu,e as good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

.n. ,ba, he is one nos. Becasae We
~ 10, the Editor Of the NsiionaiR g
O'p a,v. be liberal and ingenious Vesis
-, course, does not prove that he is SO
aa,g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canaf
COmpony,

Company,
WASHINGTON, AUG. 26, 1929.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalment ct two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share ON ever, share OF
stock in the Chesapeake and ohio Canal Company, is
required TO be paid on the Sd day of November next;
and further instanent Of two dollars and hf! cents
per share on the Sd DAY Of December next-wich in
be paid to the Cashier or other proper
officer Of either of the following Ranks Tor the CT dit
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, VIZ:
'he branch of the Bank Of the United States At
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington
I he Patriotic Bank, 90. ga
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank. al Georgetown.
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, DO.
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria, do.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra. do
The Hsgerstown Bank. IN tiagerstown, Nd and
The Branch of the Valley Bank. in Chsrlesiown, Va.
b. order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p INCL T.,
Clerk Chesapeake md ie cs"si CemPssx
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

The Administration writer's have wohoer-
a faculty Of retailing the very trords Oh the
2sssloESr. We are afraid they trust ra'her
10 their u,reriion than TO their memory.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
.AU:T oNs
BY GEORGE WHITE

On SATURDAY EVENING. tie 10th inst at early
candle light,
Will be sold at the Auction Store, corner Of kirg
and st. Assph sreets to close several consgnments,
Just received and ordered peremptoril, to I've sod,
variety Of DRY GOODS. LOOKING. GL-dSSE.S, and
AaRDHiREs cun>s ing Ut
Cloths. cas>imcres, cassinetts. domestcs. bsngup
cords. hannels. blankets, quits counterps q, $,
shawl, and hdkfs, csmbrics. lawns. p.m.
nered and common shaws, cotton diapers, black
silk hhlkfs
Elegant mantle and erglasses. mahogany paint.
ed and dressing do
Knives and forks, in great variety; pocket, shoe,
and pen knives, scissors, androns, shovsls AID
tongs. tea-hosrds and waters, lamps and lamp
he"ds plated csndiesticks, coffee-mis, plated
rims and Casters Brittania and iptanis tearots
Ready made Clothes. &c &c. 0ci9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

The Sheriff Of the County Of Albany IN W
has been removed from off e ny the Governor,
for sundry malpractices and off ial miscon,
duct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
George ). N"ugh
Has yecered considerable part efhs FALL SUPPLYof
DRY GOODS.

EHTiiCH have been selected with great care, both as
w topric-s and quality. Among them are cloths,
cassmcres, aud saltes; pon: and rose blankets me.
rino, long, and square shaw's; ihibet and Cashmere
do a variety Of f,ncy hdkfs French, English, and
Swiss merno cloth, Circas .iais and bombazettI blk.
barage, black paimarine black satin Levantine and
mode; Italian lustIags. Gros de Maps and ,,ros lie
Indies; six and ted hose, plaid camb cts md tar
tan, silk stocks; figured anil plain book mu.'ns' rat:
tinets; bsngup cords; hann.ls domestic and imported
carpeting>; ckings; with general assortment "f do
meses; fur caps; coarse wooden stockings. coored
cambrcs an furniture chiniz; snd in short, q large
and very general assortment f almost ever, fancy and
staple article of Dry Goods
10th mo 8-d}teO3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

A meeting of 'br Pc: nsylvania Legislature
is to take piece in y vcmher
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

A.anA fnr Sole
I'D virtue Of deed Of trust executed the subscri-
Id Der, the 18th day Of Nay 1897. by John ritz-
hugh and Maria, his wife, and now Of record in the
Clerk Office of Fairfax, sinai, of for ,air tor cash,
before the front door Of the arr lnuse &c Fairfax
County, on the 18Th day Of Octo6e, nen II being the
first day Of the Court tor All couoi,,
1sasss> 1T ACT OF LAND
fH.s situated partly rarfsA ii I.oudoun coun.
w ties, containing 300 acr,s, beng the land
<ss. commonly known a. L3ChSON'S LOT up
which Eleanor Cookse, form resd, d, ami firm
ing part of the tract upon which he said John
Frzhu, h resides.
As the subscriber sells Trustee other title will
be passed BY him thsn tina, conveyed in he deed No
doubt however. is entertained as to III. tile.
sept II .tl9'h 'ct TYLER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
Eebuet or litter from Washington.

w AsHINGToN, 23d March, 1920.
You viii perceive by the papers that INV prediction
of the dismissal of the comptroller, and that the an
poDtment OF the persons named, have been verified
VIM. j. Lewis of Tennessee fills the Office of Cd
Auditor. Isaac Hill of ". IT. who fills the Office of
Comptroller, IS the same who published a pam
pnlet IN which Mr. Adams and his wife were charged
with having acted as panders to the TrnpeTor Aey-
ander. Amos Kendall was convicted of perjury by
Benz Hardin in the Senate of KY. Tom Moore is n
man ofbmited capacity, and is what they call in Ky
Icotody bis only claim is his warm zeal for Cen
Jackson. Major Nourse and Charles Hay have, as
supply their places have not been named Tazowejl,
it is said, will be sent to England--no other persons
have been designated for the other vacant missions
You will see in the Journal and IntelIirencer, Mr.
Clays instructions 10 the Ministers TO Pauamajt is
able production, and tho written by Mr.. CLAW he
merely expressed the opinions Of Mr.. Adams. You
will perceive in those instructions rs we'll as in tbo
power given them to treat, the guarded caution
and circunspccion, that Mr.. Webster was correct
in stating that tho fears felt fcirned were IDEAL
The people viii be uraoceived to tho chirnera Of
CT angling Alliances iih these nations cCriI-c1 IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

by TazeweH, Benton and Hayne. There wus not
only Wisdom but economy in getting up this ,,ission
adopted this measure. What becomes of the Web.
ster Pledge Do remind Mr. Ritcliie OF it. Mr. Adarns
answer to the Federal leaders of Boston is satistac
te OF to every unprecedented naind The testimony
OF Gov. Flhmer is conclusive.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

fa'es Of Stock yesterday Mt me Coi1ce- Hougs-1a
shares oe Virgnit Bank, at S97--f0 shares nj Far
Dcrs', ep3 -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
THC5IiS WNTF0V.
ABNEB ROBINSON.

I5chmond EtoitiDg 8 sitting .iU o7l3 Vnii FyGJ,7
NJ have Cor sale la.Se s'ac Of Git Nails made Of NJ,
ported swedish Iron, OF orr own 1aHufacture aud ~,
quality warranted We are prepared II rScca,o olc Co. ~,
the various sizes from Sd TO d ~ casks containing 100 tn 201
eac also 5'ds lorse Shoe Iron, Rods and Rolled IRON
Of every description We determined IN coli ae Io, &c so
that can be imported, and we invite country friends and
merchants generally, call and examine tho roo1s lf 81 90
purchase. We have lately erected Spke Wscl,;ne - ~
nirncnso power and nov nuco, calculated 70 ct foi
that are 10 better, and irorc -n-,ly. o'''
lime ~ rr,-syr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

IIe, Of mortal wonnd, ON Frla. 2a0i inst III TIC at
year o, his AGE, MIR IYcS. Roes Constable OF
RE circumstances relative % tie senat, death of his I
rahc citizen appear 20 lie DIS .olows-Elr Rose In tic.
Gfchargc OF his Official dcty rad legcI an eyccII.:o o
Watch, tie property of ccian Capt. Vn FRAZIER of I'm
widte Frazier dcnan'cdtle ich Mr. Rose who y,erl
20 siye up before tfe cEecuuo2Oas satisfied ycrunf,
Etzie shot him IN the is breast, ana lie eprc1l IN an instant
lie murderer after dcprying iovjng OF , best q,
e!svc chirFrn OF an aecionatc parent aud ecoin1n;t 81
an ia-'maic ci''zs'', made lis esPe Iei}9spn6cai
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

DIED, at Netaica, RJssssg,ri Feb cat; r .,ss 1I,..
fFAsAITs, formerly of Powaia6 Va in tire 37, v,r f -
age e was man Of wrrn ecfous ava cicalrDj,s eIi
AT ONEs-JR TONSOH viii ssnd the rny,i,,- c,rvc,
Ia at rec Hill near 1crpu4 Ills season vii crn..,.
Tue rsi oi february and Terminate tic Of July next H.,
VII tic At 10 mares at hr dollars e sca.dn which may t
discharged by the payment " foy dollars within, the ses
Wares can be insured 81 sTeni five doaT pa yabl ,vle Tie
every ~ e'' ~
Tire Tree Hi has lccu rasc, ar, ii r7oIosd H.,
the Subscribers, who wiz furnish good ptg.trarc Tor ras
gTa' ann stable them i'll all had weather. They can ln ven
fed If required at Is cents per day -
fEeiy desac arrangement has been made the aeeans
modaion OF mares; and Of tho subscribers viii cye ~:
constant personal attentions order that thew a 10 t
treated aud returned 20 cir in Good order 'la ,,I
signed cannot be responsible for accidents or csrJDcs
use every eScrtion prevent both foY.c1 rore7n is .
beautiful bayi fifteen hands three ichr hf-lr with f,5rt Is
nane ana tail lie IS finely proportional. cxjlirg great ,
CT and beauty throughout his form His blood -acr rrI
performance, eauuot bc Surpassed any lo- on The r
nent. For Pedigree, &c see horse Ills
TiC7fiS JyATsoS
fCD F--f!c AENEH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

''W!lh further reference TO the enquiry contained
inyoug letter to ir. Is:lskinspn of the 26ti. inst
neg to acquaint you fer Che information Of the trade
ut Liverpool that have just received written con-
hnhicaton iro'a the Private Secretary, to he Cha
cenr ofthe Exchequcr, stating that il is Mr.. GouI
bures intention, that the proposed additional duty OF
Sd pr lb should apply to all stemmed tobacco t:en
out OF Bond alter the 5th OF April next,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

We have been politely favored with the ollowins
extracts OF commercial etersto house in this city
received by the Britaniha a Rev FORK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

HsTt'wc! g arottel' if}st d,ttd sseerpooi Ee5. =
An opinion appear 10 gam ground in la,ndsn and
Paris that there is better prospect of peac, ,ino.
brought about, between Russia und Turkey. Some
inflammation on the subject may traisire in pari-
n.cnt next y,ar,S.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
From The Boston Doily .4dcert'ser.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

At meeting Of the Board of Overseers of Har-
ward University, held 10 the Senate Chamber yester
day, an official communication was made by the cor
poration of the college of the election bv them on
on that day of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, to be Pres.
ident Of the College, and asking the concurrence of
the Overseers in the election. The subject was as
signed for consideration, at 2 O'Clock on the day
of the next meeting Of the board, on Thursday, the
29lh inst.
The Quebec papers, state that the alarming ac-
count of the failure of the last wheat harvest has
encreased in that District since grain has been GEN
orally threshed In parishes it has been found,
on examination that there is actual not suiicicn-
cy Of food in the parish for more than two or three
months. A deputatlon. consisting of the Curate
Dr. Legendre and others, has been sent to Quebec
from Lotbnicre, iol assistance from Government by
way of IA loan of money.
A ROGUE CAUGHT.
A few days since Joseph Cannon was apprehended
on suspicion of being concerned in robbing the store
of J. Sloan s, Co. in Ramapo, Rocllana county,
some time in October last while under an examina-
ton before Edward Suifern, ESQ. of Rockland, lie
made full confession of his guilt He is safely
lodged in Rockland county Jail to await his trial.
Cannon is recognised as an old offender. having
been pardoned from the New Jersey State Prison d
few years since only small portion Of the goods
stolen have been recovered. This is another evil
denoe of the evil effects of pardoning conycts.
Tow Boat No. II. with cargo of Cotton, took
Ere on her passage from Augusta to Savannah, about
six miles above Savannah. She was run ashore. and
great exerions used to extineush the Rames but
the boat was totally destroyed with her cargo except
80 or 80 bales Of co,ton.-No lives were lost. II
is supposed the fire must have originated in Augusta
The Bill for the establishment of the Territorial
Government Of Huron, which is now before the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.
DtVA ut ENT OF w AN,
Uecember 2iih, 1928


srR: The present practice Of your Office, in re.
gard to the amount Of property which, under tie law
of May lst, 1920, shall d!squaly person from re-
ceving pension, is deemed to be unequal in its OPP
Grafton in different classes Of applicants: To correct
which inequality, the following rules will hereafter
be observed.
The object of the pension law to provide for the
absolute wants of the pnor but meiorous soldier Of
the Revolution: and the highest rate of pension is
proposed to be the smallest sum that will afford
comfortable support TO an individual In accordance
with this principle the following rule has been adop-
ted by the Department, and is hereby continued,
viz, 1st When the whole property of the appli-
cant consists IN yearly or fixed income, (such as
an annuity for life, bequest, rent or charge upon
lands, or any other incorporea right which, is not
convertible into capital, he shall not be deprived of
a pension, unless such yearly income exceed the
full yearly pension of soldier.
In addition to which, the following rules, cores
pondng in principle, are hereby established. Q.
When the applicants property consists in money,
stock, houses, lands, such other property as he
can at pleasure convert into money or capital, it
shall not deprvehim of the right of pension unless
its yearly proceeds estimating them at ten per cent.
on its total values shall be equal to the amount Of
full pension.
B. When the applicants property is mixed, and
consists of both species, he shall not lose his pen
sion, unless their aggregate income, estimating by
the preceding rules, shall amount to full yearly
pension.
AS the Pension Laws Of 1918 and 1920 are not
predicated on any pre-exisins engagement of the
Government, but were intended as gratuitous pro-
vision for the support of aged individuals, for the
time being, the two last regulations will not be con-
sidered as Retrospective in their operation.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27

House Of Representatives, defines the follouin, !.
the boundaries Of the new territory -. Boundsd
Southwardy by the States Of Illinois and Missour;
and by line running due West from the N. w
corner of the Stale OF Missouri, to the Missouri II,
err westwardly by the Western banks of the Mi.
souri, river, and the White Earth river; norhward.
ly by the northern boundary OF the United States .
and eastwardly by a line running from the Nor,I
East corner of the state of Illinois down the Nida
Of Lake Michigan, to the northern extremity Of sail
lake, and thence due north, to the northern bounda,
nv of the United States" The bill contains fttao.
sections, and does not we believe vary very essen.
tally in its details from the usual provisions for tbe
establishment of territorial governments.
Nat. Jour.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO LAFAYETTE

We are indebted to the polteness Of Captain Rob-
inson, Of the Packet ship Chatemagne, for the fol-
lowing description Of an elegant silver monument
al Vase presented to General Lafayette by the Mid
shipmen of the United States Frisate Brandywine
executed in Paris under the direction Of Mr. Barnet
our Consul, and presented to the General by Ills
EXcellencv, MIR. Brown.
The Vase Of the Etruscan form elevated on its Pc
destal is 2Oinches in height and l0a inches in its
greatest circumference. The frieze l. inches wi
der represents in relief on an unpublished surface a
Gable encircling a branch OF Vine bearing fruit
symbolic Of youth and strength.
Upon the front are the arms Of the United States;
the opposite irontrepresents Civic Crown surnoun.
ting the tomb of Washington. Crowns Of flowers
take the place Of handles.
The body of the Vase stands on a round scale, and
is adorned with pearls and leaves If parslev,-The
pedestal is covered with plates of porcelain. (exqus
iteiy painted,) supported BY four Griins' eaws-is
inches in height, and in diameter, Inclusive OF
its cornce. Below the inscription, the pedestal IS
ornamented with double row Of acanthus and wat
er flowers. The porcelain plates are eucrced by
beautiful wreaths Of parsley. The front contains
the inscription:
Presented BY the
HEdSh5,,ne,, Of the Uiliio@ Satoo Frignte Brnndy-
As testimonial of individual esteem and collective
admiration, tribute to the private worth and
public excellence Of
GENERAL LAFAYETTE.
That on the opposite side represents the visit of
the General accompanied by his Son aud friend, to
the tomb where repuse the remains Of his old com
panlon IN arms-W ashington
On the right, view Of the Capitol taken from the
Pennsylvania Avenue, emblenatc of the visit Of
the General to The United States.
On the left, view of the roadstcad Of Havre de
Grace taken from the pier-head--the Brandywine,
laying too occupies the back ground and the Steam
boat with the General and suite on board is leaving
the Frigatc for the Port.
A Glass Cylinder encloses the Vase surmounted
by an allegorca Crown composed as follows Violet
Laurel, Ears of Corn, Blue Lily, Ivy, Oak and
Amaranth ". Y. Statesman.