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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
Circulating Library.

II II. NASH's Circulating Library bas hccr :,
- operation for 70 months. and il g;vcs b;,o w
sure TO stntc that in opposition to the opinion of Sev.
n persons VINO have tried it. that has met his mos
snnguine expectations. ' "''s'
lie has continued to increase the number cf 20.
Tunes, by adding MI the new pubicst;ons ne , ". W.
issued from the press, together with nutnbcr of III
valuable standard works. " ''U
a few more persons can be received as Subscribers
when the number will be limited E,b o. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
Cheese, Cider and Broon- :

Cheese, Cider and BroOmS.
1 Few casks Cheese, "rcal Connecticut" fTUn
"a very common to first chop.
n few barrels Cider, New Ark and Crab
Polished handled Shaker Brooms, from very supe-
nor to common orderjust received and for sale by
feb 97--5t if V.H j. CLARKE
JUST received by The Schooner Ext-Ladies last
ing and American kid French slippers of the most
approved (tshioudtie forms and dressing, together
with great variety ofoicr Boots Shoes and Pumps;
for saloby GBANNISS. SON & BROTHERS.p
Corner Of Main and I4th Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
Potter's Vegetable Cathoiicon.

HAVE just received supply of this invaluable Medicine
as per advertisement And take this method of noruing
the public that in order tina; benefits NAV be more de al,
fused the Proprietor has reduced the retail price to 81 per o,l.
J. IA. BLANIRE Sole Agent
jan Ii Sign of the Mortar opposite the kaIle Donr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
COTTON
Lndies' IFnLEImr lNbn

ladies' W0Iking Shoes
JUST Received by the Richmond Packet Ladies'
heel and spring heel, lasting walking shoes; mock
weits and double vaiups, the best article that ca be
made for sale, by
Feb G&ANNISS, SON & BROTHERS.
Corner OF Main and 18th Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

T anu usriSnsstsd slins BOT 10 produce substantial
moS e application must ho thorough and repeated eUevy
N""mS-indisposion excepted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
Stephen u. Mitchell.

ATTORNEY at L.4V,
WILL IN future practice his profession in i'm
w Corporation courts of Richmond, and tho co,n.
ty and superior courts Of Hcnrco and Powhatnn.
ANY business entrusted 20 his care will be faithfv
and as far as possible, skilfuly attended to- He cn
Tor the present, be usually found at the Central Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

Whole Tickets s., Halves - 90. Quarters q o.
Office of TIJO m ~ ~ .EsSyo,n1aauee
March 6-ts " ''''"@ '4-~'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

hlFTEEN boxes . J. Small d Ncs'' l,r1f sno.,
assortcd-rocciying for sale.
I'D SU ID. TINIRERI.AEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
NEY YORK CONSoL. 40. :;
NEXT TUESDAY

'sNhE New York Consolidated LOTTERY Glass No Tvo IA
a 1879, VIII ne drawn in the of New York aud t
nHEtut. - '"' '7!'
u NvsHla IorrfRY-6 Dstvx B,ttors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
U'cs'moreiand. F55. 12M, l8e

CoNGRESS.-I'he Senate, on Thursday elected
Duh GTcen. as Printer to tho Senate for tho nevt
congress. Mr.. Hendricks, from the COMMITTEES on
Hoada and Canals reported bill authorizing sub
ScrlPtIOn, on the part of the United States of 500
shares to thc stock ofthe "Soujh Carolina Rnil Rond
Company Some private bills were acted upon-
Three hours were spent in the consideration of vccr
tive business. - 0A'1U-
IN the House Of Representatives, the consideration
81 the report and resolution Of the Commute on tho
library IN relation to the printing of the documents
CT Inc early Congresses r,Sumcd; but after n
''w words from Mr.. Ward who dGircd 10 amend tho
resolution, Mr.. Hamilton moved 10 postpono thor
.urthcr consideration until Monday, when he exuec-
tCd tiat report Which he had now to present from
lAe committee on RcrcEChmCnt in reference to tho
accounts oil Mcssrs. Gales &, Seaton for prjuting
would be printed and laid on the tables of rnenber
me MOTION was successful. The House then resn
med Tie discussion of the resolution arenIatorv of
me constitution, offered BY Mr. a. Srnvth Mr.
W right then concluded his roma rls upon tho subject
and was followed by Mr.. Smyth: who defended tbc
arguments contained tho ANONYMOUS lcttere which
Had boon brought before the House until The cvnrn
ticn OF the hour compelled him 10 deslst the IIorso
having refused bis motion fer sr~pcnsion of tho
rue INC House then passed the bH for the prcser
V2lon ana repair OF the Cumberland Road bv n votn
OF ~ to 70. The general l. preparation Bill and
INC Din maknT appropriations for the Military Service
o me united states, were then successivcv acted on
IN committee OF the w hole The state of tho Inion
put before the last nomcdbill had been zone through
ihe Committee rose for want Of a quorum There
were thcn several motions e. adjourn, and mofiouo
for coll Of the House by Mr NJ Dn0ie. and rho
House finally adjourned By n vote of 50 70 40 no
quorum being present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Ktctt,1ott0 1SsDtn.
MONDAY MORNING, REB. %, Is2o.

Party Discipiine.--We understand that some
days before the election of Public Printer nj WASH
ington, there a Jackson Caucus, at which wos
discussed "thc proprety of using paper of particu
lar color to distinguish the ballots of those who voted
Tor DUH Greenland that they stationed individuals
near those suspected Of being friendly to Gales g.
Seator, with the view of inspecting their votes"
We believe that party spirit has never manifested
icscif In form go inqusitorial, inocrant and dis
graceful the Congress Of the United States; and we
bceve farther, that the present Congress is the most
degraded that has ever assembled in the walls OF
the Capitol, and rejoice hat the 4h of March is at
hand-Ve derive some consolation from the above
inteiligence however: it is that these gentry know
each other, and knooing conscious that they are
unworthy Of each others confidence and trust
Taking the whole proceeding of Green's election rs
Public Printer in connexion it is obvious that it has
been the result of terror Week.-Mrs. Resolution for
voting viva voice. intcnded to intimate the suspected
into voting for Green-the intoerable insolence and
threatening language of this last-the resolution of
stationng centinels to observe how particular ind-
ciduals should vote latter doubt letting it be un-
dcrstood that this was to be donc, and the fact that
'uembers Of Congress hose reputation led us to ex
pect better things from them, called upon gentlemen
~NNN~S~S
true to Their paTfyal these discreditable facts uni
ted, prove beyond any question, that Green was OBJ
noxlous to many who voted for him, that this was
known to Wickliffc and tho choice spirits who mana.
ged the affair, and that they resorted to terror to
force HIN down the threats of the reluctant For
Ourselves We rcpine less at the election of Green
than the AMUSEMENT ofho II. Of Representatives We
arc sorry, that the reflected majesty of the people of
the u States, has been dmmed by such unworthy acts
and that member of Congress was found base and
scrveenough to surrender up the dictate of his udg
ulent, and the wish of his free WILL TO the coercion OF
fey insolent upstairs of faction. Truly, We cannot
imagiue lower point ofhumation, than the Repre-
sentative of 10000 free people, frightened into the re-
hnqurshnent ofhis conscience and duty by Duff Green.
We hope Duff will prove himself what in sooth, he
gives high promise of being-us nsolent master as
he has been, until his objects we're accomplished, a
Crawling and trucuent tool ofhis partyfor he calls
the Jacksonians has party. We hope he will bran
dish high the lash, the heads of those who have
manifested sucb dread Of his Acknowledgement prove
himself TO be like fire TO MS party ga good servant
but bad mnster."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

much 'he.prescnl ishonvhai he krc,c to be TT ue;
and what might possibly have been easily cs,ah-
ishcd We think that the manliuess nj Ibis course
makes some atmement for his c,oaymoas md insi,
oons argument and that he ought to be forgiven il
he prom sc TO repent and sin no more
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

|'SHfs'"g Calamity. On Sunday Nigh, tho 18Th Mn.
we "Ws"'ns mouse OF Nh Jacob Harris, NJ PIKE town.
SUP Iey county ONO, took FIRE m te ahecnce Of him.
sell aud vile Five children wrrc as'crp m TIE house a,
the ume-the eldest n them, hoy 90 a,ut tcve year,
OF age, swoke ana discovered the house n far, and the
''" IaHing In-he Immediately caui-d out three Of the
youngest children, aud h9send To- fr, The turih bu CA,
prevented from accnmi ,5iug his n.hip purpose b 4 r,g
ment Of the roof filling hin. NOD W.. ba,ev bs ~,
ctawj'oni so dfcabily buut, Rat b. died in vyo bo
Afterwards Re retained ~. ,r,-cs m ,,,, I.st ADD ~
pressed ms Willingness 90 de. but regretted that he had
nn been able 10 he uuc brohe! Il, di.t,sc,cd
parents arrived IN time g. v.'re.s 3d.. laf utmtrfs Of
their hrtH,c crr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

The Report and Resolutions against the Tariff were
adopted By the House of Delegates on Saturday; the
mnorties on the several resolutions, varying from CD
to 75 1t requires prophet tell, that this is the
last year in all probability, that Virginia Lcgisla-
ture will pass equivalent resolutions The change of
opinion IN favor the Tariff, is advancing with great
rapdity, and has already embraced men, who wear
Or two ago, voted for similar resolutions to those Just
adopted. Phe fate Of the rosolutisus in the Senate
is thought doubtful.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
yAsumarov. Feb. q.

WAsHTGroN, Feb. 81.
In the senate yesterday, the Committee OH FL
nance reported upon the Resolutions referred 10
thcm Oh the 18th ult. relating TO the Public Debt tho
Sinking Fund, the Revenue, the Balances OF Demos.
tics in Tho Bunk Of The United States, and the abo
uon OF Duties; with resolution That il was inexpc
dcnt Co act on any ofthc Resolutions this session
The bill lorthc preservation and repair Of the Cum
to the Committee on Roads and Canals Tbrcc
hours were spent IN Tie consideration OF Rxccutiyo
business. ''''
ln The House Of Representatives. tho consideration
Of Mt "ioy'9s pr"positiont to amend the Constitution
VIZ ''.a, 'T Sm}.h continued hls remarks. in
Ivy iIf 'Hpro'oD ofthr hour on Thu4pday
l', .'. COMMUNICATION of arguments 20 the
p'"., ' DIl Niu'.u form ',c e4 .u oral npceci-
os. Atcr continuing for some ,ioc BE- concluded with
expressing the hope that the House would como to
Voe upon hs FIRST proposition snqy. Mr.. Weoms then
rose to ask Dir j. G. Wright ifbo used on the preoe-
Ding day the words "stoge drivers, whppors in and
small fry, and &C. in using them nc intended to apply
them to him. Mr.. Wright Inclined making any cxpla-
nation. Mr.. Storrs then moved 70 lay the resolution
aud amendment, on the table, which wos carried in
the affirmative, 10 members yoiirg in the affirmative
The House thrn determined 10 ncnd tho mic bicI,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

The schooner Two Brothers, Capt. Poland. on her
voyage from st. Johns, Newfoundland bound 10 TIM
port when upwards ofGOO miles distant from any land
a-starling wood pigeon, and three rocks. aiighted
on The deck two Of the rocks reguincd their wings
ana shntcd lor themselves, The othcr became the
comprnon Of the crew and yn. go dornosticafeJ n,
to eat off the captains pluto and drink out of hi.
cup but indulgine too freely With tho Captains
gTog,it 50 oyDrcnrnc it rs to cause its death
pOi1gmouh .JyHy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
From HE B0e'or pnIIol1jD,,

We have received our flies If Halifax paDorg-to
Feb. I'd. Pho Halifax Acodian says, that it is a
iact wen known IN New Brunswick and Quoddy
Bay, that ell the people on both sides Of the Inc are
IN the hnbit Z smuggling, from tho parson oF tn,
Parish downward. Tire editor thinks, however.
that the American anugglcr5 havs the precedence
IN point OF rank, as scarcely ever pcrsonaoc les
Brigadier General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

Miss Hanna Dennis Of Wayne county. n. York
brought M action in tho Januafy term aonrst John
stewart, for foroitng his word to marry Ggr, ond .o
covered q verdict Of 500 dollars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

on Friday, tic House Of Representatives, laid
Gen. Smyth's amendment 9th Constitution Qimi-
ting eligibility Of President to tcrm on the ta
bic, ayes llS. Phc amendment deserved better
iate, and q more judicious father
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

w Mr.. Wright has concluded his caust;c specch
on Gen. Smytbs amendment to tho Constitution
ind the latter gentleman has given the promised
YInd'cStron Of bis anonymous letters. lie justices
acknowledges they were bis, but insists that the
argument addressed 10 the ambition Of, Members Of
Congress and others who expect ono day 10 be
President, vas a fair and Legitimate urqumcnt.-
Ne arc afraid the General is as bad cusuist, ns
heprovod himself on Indifferent expoundor Of the
Revelations. The Wsty 20 test his sincerity in this.
opinion, ts 10 enquire If he would hageused such
an argument in debate, Would he have risen in
Ills place, dnd appealed TO individual members 10
support his amendment, because i, doubled fboir
chances for tho Presidency because as he learn
edly observes, times ~ 80, and times is only
-: NO--ho would not have done ths--cyen Ccr.
SmBth would not have done this No man wourl
nave dared to do IT, No man would dare in 50 pub
len manner, to usc an argument so revolving to
moPTlety-and switch, though unquestionably j,
6oes have ito influence, it is an influence which M
man burst admit to the world II this Inference be
correct, Is follows that tho General has done covert
Is, what he would not do openy--and this is the
very best test Of tho legitimacy Of the argument
iosef, aud stamps 10 with the imprcss of intriruo
add corruption.
Notwithstanding this il our opinion Of the char-
uctcr Of tho anonymous notes sent 10 certain mem
bcrs Of Congress by Gen. Smyth, VIC are pleased
with his candid syowa Of The net, and lis taking tho
ball by the horns, in attempting to justify it.. This
~ ccrrs''dy, more mTrly rhrn 10 AHy--,s is 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

Duff Green is reelected Pdntcr to the Senate
Green "a, Gales & seaton 49, The Senate IS de-
termined not to he outdone By the House. Duff
says that nc shall try TO deserve this factoring mark
Of confidence. We wish be may be successful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

The elegant mansion OF Sceryoat Jones. csc. or
I ork river was entirely destroyed b. fire on Tues
day, with nearly all is contents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

The following endorsement is written on the mar
gin ofthc Boston Gazette Of Tuesday THE Glass
House in Essex street destroyed 5y fire last even
lug.'-.Afic York Journal n Co1ineyc6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

We learn from nc Kentucky Repor'cv ofthc II I'll in
slant, that Pnilp Thompson Esq. formerly Repre-.
sentative in Congress, from Mr. Chlons district. has
been badly wounded in duel, perhaps, mortallv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

10 becomes here @, explain the immune, il, . -b AZ
Newton became acquainted s,i my ua-o o, ,t,c c,.,
i3- emphatic tOhr 90 which avn accused VANITY nigb be
supposed by those who know fiat had ,rlustryi.v
acknowledged myself tn author ct Draper am aware the
cnaTr has ro Importance, bu rerpncv uu,c7eant IN
lar urler unjust nnpuiton p however trivial nature
" 90 ibs y eEtactug part OF ln.tor which received
rom Che Editor ~ tlc Whi- p.analrv ol the manner ina
which TIE secret % tlC author hip dIyloI and ,I ,
That with the exception " isv CONFIDENTIAL friends and trcn
under hc injunction Of silence, never pohc 10 oary midi
yldu7 on the subject
"Jhe dav ha received thc Ms Of Dr11er from, tho t,t
oft'c EnGuicr placed forthwith and without perns l,
often do) in the hands ~ the compassion ~ 80 hapunpe
that on ihe evening Of that day. Mr. came mo
NY oce % pay tie five dollars lie asked n
was acquainted with your told Tim bat cot to 'o,ar er
snuay, but that had correspondent With yau r vae indeed
~ d very TINE printing communicable w.i had r.rci-
ycd from YOU II did not Co. t.llt Mr. was \
Resident of The District nay, candidate Dr 1t u Con.
gees which was the subject of Diaper, Inferred from 's
being an answer to Curtius'
speak not Of this gentleman viii; dscsprci, aud could
f Wiscd iai no orru'Ou given ~ al'udc 90 him 1
For hrn pcrsonaY have frlt otherwise than fcndIr
because knew the tscs that adorned is private character
and was always wiling 10 pay hem proper tribute Il
him as public alone, That obirctcl which by differ.
ence Of opinion with regard "a how a private friendship should
restrain 'q 90 tie CTDrc of pulr opposition produced bC
hasty address AND rry already submitted public Tie
misunderstanding nJt Of long duration, and may n0w n
truth b" permitted o. say "Bsnua riy1D I1ce dcyoa mag
nun EL.Hfsy"
40 aluson has been ote 90 ng not possessing ~ freehold
was too mean N merit totcc hDgcynr true T. coupoIs
With the authors aii-iocnc feeling dsiaush-o al wAo
may MOI ~ -"lus however fraudulent cljoy tc constitutional
privilege ~ vorl o. 50 crl iu Don tho GOOD of
hi cI'1trr. "tg,s bound % hy rcs OF property p how
r'y w"i % 10 ah1udon principle a1 honor ayc
.f0'. fI.. n rIi'. ~ |Hfa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

W-t afford amusement 10 the lover Of the Obscure and
'jle, 10 read such sentence the following "Thcy
% ioW you " the f9ViDOfgl Df cD0 dsrTippquC 0,gf
w 'puch your Judgment aud drown your reason and then
upon YOU 70 ponise y0urvotcs" But IL this specimen
vi c and style NJ writing, What must be said ofihe jVnef
nW could address tho following sensitive public ,rhosr
"n Ir,lug aud support no desired conciac-"alar rp
your minds ~ % how sou win vote, while YOU are i'm the m
n ucoudci possession of your faculties; before the man Of
.ton M ld hs ,ocll' uron vote" Nc c.rcu ,ir letter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-12

The reeiarks which the National Gazette
makes, as to the discredil brought upon he
American press by foreiga sipepdaries who
have been employed 10 write for l., are undoub,-
eddy just-tho Of heir applicability in hr par
tcuar case which called them forth we know
nothing. Undoubtedly American institutions,
and the characters of American public men, have
been illuminated by these prostitutes, who write
at so much per line, in any cause, and to any
prescribed pattern But the fault is less in them
for they must live than in native Am- ric ans
who patronize, hsiter, con6de in and associate
with such mercenaries; use them for their pur
poses as long as they are supple & unscrunu lous;
lay them on the track Of their personal or POI
liiical opponents. and, taking exampl from
the Spaniards in their treatment 10 the Caribs
seek to hunt down with these political blood
hounds, all who will not bow 10 their claims Of
supremacy! Our city press is not wi'hou in
dividuals Of this species! The race how, er is
not wholly of foreign growth; and y ough we
admit, as a matter Of feeling and policy, thai
is more Justly censurable than thai Of native an
finals Of equal venom and wor,hl' ssness, we
Cannot but mink both very repIehensrele. Sure
we are, that i, IS IN the power of public men,
and those conductors If puzzle journals who
love their country better Than party, aud
above allrespect 'hemselv"s,i % If CT ma e
rial impro, emeut IN he matter, by discoun,e>
nancirg both il pri, ate and 40 puol,c, he hire
ings, foreign aud domrssies tina, are 100 fire.
queo,iy permitted 10 occupy the editorial COLI
umns Of an American newspaper.
" Y american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-12
from he Western Reserve Chronicle ]

We commend 10 tn notice .ot our leaders,
and all concerned, tn following communlca
ton. If there are any persons in ou' negnbor
hood of the descrip' ion W. 'hink they will not
fail to accept the reward fered by our cores
pendent. We Can bear testimony to the ruth
Of the statement made ny Citizen OF Hart
foid,'' that the situation at the centre oil that
township is pleasant and healthful; and we will
further add, for the information oil persons a.
a distance, who may ;hi"k Of going TO that
place, that the society is good. and hat whoe-
YER accepts the offer viii find himself located
among a sober, Industrious, aud well informed
people, We will ro, say this is the reason why
there are so few Jackson men-the reader mus,
draw his own conclusion:
MEssRs ..Hopeoop AND CRowELL-l wish TO
make known To your readers, rough the me
dunn Of Jour paper tha' any one "t hem who
has distinguished Limself in promoting the
election of our presepi chi,f mSgis'ratr, and
has been disappointed in Expecting reward
for the same, that there yet remains chance
Of his being accommodated, on CONDITION Of
his removing Immediately in The centre OF our
township. Our former post inas'er having re-
moved some distance from The place OF keep
ing he posl-ofice, considered II his duty 10
tesign; which he did, and, IN con]uuc'io ion WI h
a number Of lis fellow CITIZENS, recommended
his deputy, wac, for long time, has been the
efficIent postmaster, as suitable person 10
succeed nim. Some Of sur worlny citizens
have been good deal puzzled 10 account for
the DELAY Of The expected commission. Bu' as
the peu,ioners did not GER ifv that the = nile
man nominated was a true devotee OF General
Jackson, we think he delay is at once account
ed for
This places US in rather an unpleasant di>
lemma, as every man in ,ht lmmt dia,r vicinity
OF the post Off e and yearly al IN the township,
have (accordi'g 20 The system OF reform) rem
| dtred hens, Ives i,ehg bic 10 an Office under
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-12
IDEA OF GEN Jackson ACROSS The WATER =

IDEA OF GEN JACKSON ACROSS THE WATER, -
Thr London Mor,ng H"r.ld gives ne following
of and account Of General. Jsckson's doings
IN Pursuance Of his plans of reform' The STYLE
Of this paragraph is perfectly military and
aSounds in the ,echnica's OF a soldiers trade:
Every arrival from the United States brings accounts
Of the daily clesrines out which Gen. Jackson is MAX
ing n the public ofHceS Old Hickory it seems, is de-
termined to act upon the plan Of rewarding ones
friends and pun.shing ones enemies He sends all the
Adams in office to the right-about, from the Sc.
creary of State the tide waiter and postmaster of
80 dollars a-yesr. "March" is the word wnh the
General snake room for better men," as Old holl
said to the Rump, and out they go-though quite as
unwilling, Notwithstanding their republcanlsm,, to
give up good places the patriotic Wings and Tories
on this side Of the water. Democratic stomschs if
capricous, quite rsvenous as aris,ocrsuc
ones.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-12

r,,,,r,xr!-We forgot, before this, TO an-
O.uc, to our readers the important TACT 'ha'
|. haze lately been taken into favor by Mrs
mn. and that, Notwithstanding the scoring
ave rs in the Black Book, we now stand
,,,bs, one in her estimation.
Ws nav. a very shrewd suspicion that there
,,m,,hipg al the bottom Of all this. What
,ns has been commissioned 20 buy US over,
d i, now only poking 6IGTnsy at US! We can
.,n,. N, good lady, iha, ever since we have
;, ovr affections upon Mr.. Kendsils post, all
r,nos ,ha, hay have been, and will continue
be made, s,ll be perfectly useless, We will,
,ueyer, hear her proposition.