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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

vcIal villages OF the euvrons symptoms OF the pest
have shown themselves, but the authorities have ia
ken all necessary measures to prcvcntits Spreading.
SEMLIN, July 2S.-The most alarming reports are
in circulation at Belgrade respecting the situation of
the Turkish army which is said to be near its dssolu
tion. that the troops of Hussein Pacha have muncd;
that there we're also signs of mutny among the gar
rison of Wldd Tint the general levy proceeds slow
y the people refusing to take up arms unless there
soldiers to compel them that fire begin to be
scarce, and has been necessary to give pixies to the
militia, at Sophia.
From Ancona, under date of Tuly 90, we are
assured that the Pachu of Egypt is preparing great
naval expedition, destined for the assistance of the
Porte
The detailed bulletin of the victory obtained on the
nth of June the army of the Grand Vizer near
Puravadi concludes with the following statement of
the loss of the two armies
"Tiese splendid advantages over the Grand Vizier
could not be obtained without considerable loss Our
''Kil!cd-3e staff and superior officers, and 1889
privates.
Wounded Major Generals Ottroschtschenl,s and
"iascnap % stall aud superior officers, and 1909
privates.
1.-The loss Of the enemy is far greater. Besides the
prisoners he lost in the battle and flight 5000 killed
and as we have already said, the whole baggage of
the Irand Vizers army. his own equppages, six
standards and forty three cannon, fell into the hands
OF the COMPROMISING Petersburgh Jour. Hug. @
TIE PI.AGrE NEAR ODEssA.-The news of the
decisive victories gained by the Russians the ar
"'cS Va idPh' facnl ana tue 0erasker, mad caused
great rcjcicings at St Petersburgh. Intelligence Of
another character had amped the public exultation
and created great alarm. 1t announced that the
plague fast approaching Odessa and that decided
cases of that tremendous disorder had occurred with
IN three miles of that city The inhabitants were
full of considerations oil business was suspended and
as is customary in vstations Of this nature every ia
mi!y was provisioning themselves up in their houses
I'LL the destroying scourgc should have passed. An
idea may be formed Of the Importance attached to this
intelligence by the Russian government when it is
recollcced that Odessa was the grand depot whence
the magazines of the army supplied, and that if
it be reduced to desert for the space of few months
only the eslons now beyond the Balkan may be stop
ped for want of provisions in the victorious march, or
delivered up helpless by famine into the hands of their
enemies.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
From he NY. Commercial Advertiser.


Since respects ofthe 10th u experienced GENE
rally, much depression market This been pTjnc
pay owing to extensive failures that have taken place in
Manchester lately
The business done in Cotton has very limited scale
the trade buying only for their immediate wants We do mol
perceive alteration in prices with exception of Brazil
WHICH, In some instances, have been sold reduction of I'd
per ID.
, The Corn market very dbl Wheat has declined a 4d
per bushnell Flour selling IS $685. duty paid and II 26s
in bond The duty Wheat is Dos Sd Der quarter and on
Flour lbs lid per barrel
In Tobacco there is nothing doing of any moment.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20
In consequence of the unfavoable weather have lately
experienced the Corn market much bTske advance
Of . a Id per bushel on Wheat, may now be quoted
Extract of another letter, dated I1vGRroo1, Aug 20
During the past month have had very limited demand
tor Cotton and prices have Declined particularly the owey
descriptions Of Aabama and Tennesees which have fallen
ID since the middle of last month The accounts from tho
manufacturing districts continue gloomy and trade generally E
in very depressed and while our supplies continue To-
exceed tie consumption, prospect Of Improvement
We quote follows
Orleans ord. fair 4E 50; do good fair 20 fine 81 III
Aabamas, Mobiles and Tsnnessees, AZ a 81.
The imports 3ji6 bags namely, from Orleans
i rom View YORK, ~ from Demaars 292 from ST Vincent,
and 1886 from Bengal.
The prospects for the harvest which has now generally
commenced arc encouraging with the exception Of heavy
rams, which have prevailed during the last Should
favorable change take place. which probable
Wheat will prove than average crop may
somew bat TO relieve the present. pressure.
9g II "A large sale of Cotton place day. and Sea
Islands declined Cd from the prices Of the week previous, and
Upland id.
Correspondence Of the journal If Commerce
LrvEapooJ, Aug 10
Ashes du Montreal pots declined 32s 3d. Ma
The of the wea Their has caused rather more c.
iivIty IN the Corn market American Sour has selling
pretty . r Fo, a, S s5 per Db duty PAID and v at#6
without activity, the daily sales scarcely AVERAGING 1910
prices hGwsye e are nominaly unchanged
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Aug ~.
Dur market was very lively this morning. having cow:
Try BUYERS than remembered ON a Wednestis, " ~
10 p 'hc great quantity Of rain TIA, las asp .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

SErT. 26-27 hIds. tobacco, hhds. stems, 28.t
bbls flour, 727 bushels wheat, bags turnips, S tons
sand, load of blets and hoop poles, 81 boats IL
coal boats, 1862 bushels c4al.
SEPT. 27.-30 hhds. tobacco, All bbls. -four, I34T
bzsheis wheat, tons bar iron, 24OO lbs. hemp, 200
barrel Staves coal boats, ISL bushels COAL Cd boats
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

The New York American states, that, within few
years million Of dollars have been lost in steam
boat speculations on the Hudson river.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
Go,m nIeretaI RerorH.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
rom Liverpool, /. Aug el
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29

amount Of Produce and aua,berof RouIs passed ou,s
through the Losoer Locks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

CoxsEcrIcur Gov Tumlinson is re-elect-
"a, and The Adams party completely triumph
lnt.
Therelurns Of votes for membe,s Of Congress
nys the Mercury present results which have
the calculations Of our ~,hrewdss, po-
Scians. Every elecror seems 10 have done
au which was right in his own eyes, and TO
ATt given his ballot without regard to eau
tHses, tirke or parties, and vi hou, rallyiug
themselves under federal or republican banners
Msssrs. l~ngersoIl and Barber are re-elected.-
Mss,rs. Young and ]. w. Huntington are
sisced, and are new members, Which two OF
The three (Messrss. Ellsworth, Plant, and
aOrrs) are successful, cannot be ascertained
III further returns are received.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

The Louisiana Advertiser Of the alst vi,
observes, "The sloop Huron, which was 6ued
gu, at Ma'anzas. for the purpose Of pursuing
and Capturing the pirates, who within a shor
time past, have committed so nanv & such hor-
rible acts Of murder & robbery of the island OF
Cuba, arrived .io this port yesterday, we are
sorry to add without, having fallen in with the
objec, they are in qurs, OF. She is well armed
and equipped, and armed with upwards of sixty
American seamen, a considerable proportion
OF whom are masters and mates OF vessels
Though those brave men have been unsuccts
full in their cruise, yet they are entitled 10 the
hishes. praise for their spirited and alduous
enlerprise-they deserve something indeed,
more valuable than empty praise something
more real than the formal thanks OF insurance
companies"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
ITEMS.
" To she1 the uery age and body Of the TINE, is form
and pressure"

" To she,C the very age and body Of the TINE, SIS form
and pressure"
II would seem the repor Of Bolivars having
been as,ass mated was totally uniounded He
was at Passayan in the latter part Of January,
AMI expected 10 go from thence 10 Bosota.
Thomas Carlton, Esquire, Mayor OF the city
Of Frederick, in Moryland, has called q Town
meeting 10 be holden on Saturday next for the
purpose Of adopting measures " TO connect that
town wi b one or bo'h The great schemes OF in-
a rnal improvement now IN progress, VIZ the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and the Chesa-
peske aud Ohio Canal,
The National Gazette savs-1t is reported
and believed that Nh. Rush is about 10 be en-
q eed as agent of-ihe Chesa2eake and OHIO
Canal Company, 20 proceed 10 England, and
make arrangements TO borrow money for its
use.
Some nolice has been taken of a wine cooler,
recen,ly manufactured of silver for the King OF
England The editor Of the Salem. Gazstie
mentions one, which he recently saw OF much
erea,er value TO Americans, il was made OF sill
YER, owned BY Washington, and by him pre-
sen,ed to the late Timothy Pickering.
Twrnty-one Catholic Pritsls Gays the Pro-
violence Cadet) have la,cly arrived a, New York
from Europe, destined TO settle in The Valley
Of The Mississippi.
The Sheriff of Chatham County, (Ga.) Mr.
Milen, has discontinued his ofhcial advertising
in the Savannah Republican, in consequence o
the structures made by that paper. upon his
psr,icipa,ion M The abduction Of Rowland Sic
phepson. The following highly praiseworthy
common, is made by the Editor on this little
spec,e les Of resentment.
{. Ii certainly is our interest, as IL Is our wish
to corciliate the regard and III support OF the
pubic: our career has been directed to me al,
iainmen, Of this object; butthis regard and 'hi:
supper, must b. obtained by honest means
by no drsrr:ion Of The laws-by no palliaiion o.
vioienee-or we despise IT, and discard it."
In the case Of Stephenson, the Grand Jury d
New York after examining various Witnesses
and investigating ,he-circumstances alledged to
make out a collision, or CONCERT Of action. be
tween the Georgia abduciors OF Stephenson ant
some residents and citizens Of New York, have
dismissed the complaint.
Twenty-four Butchers Stands in Clinton
Market, New York between Canal and Spring
streets, were sold al auction at the City Hal
yesterday for SS4, $50, subject to an annua
rent Of Sl72o. The lowest amount OF premi
um, was 300; the highest S3soo.-Averag'
Sl42s SO.
SHocKINe-T house Of Mr.. Cyrus Hall
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
NrHNAND&lA
,on,y MORNING, April. 10. 1899.
Mr.. CLAY.

;,nr,ey of Mr.. Clay to the west mas
led with circumstances pleasing 10
n and gratifying 10 his friends ana aa-
Derrat has neither qua'led h's SPIRIT
Die .mDsd the ardour of his friends. Spon'
." 'r;bu,es of affection and good VIII nave
r.om The people of the county, through
=, h, has passed, and in his return to MS
priyate CT izcn he has been followed
hes, wishes Of a large and respectable
. os his fellow citizens.
:. bosom Of his family, and surrounded
:, ,;s personal friends, he will ENJOY conso"
IN. greater than power could yleid' ut
"a; ,ousc,a rscti is proOfagains' the assaults
fanny, and derractiOn, it
.-,.. =, the drawn dagger, and de6es its Polns'
, supports, amid trials and distress and makes
=. hrar, in the mids, Of adversely.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

of Sardinia, Erie county, with It's contents, was
consumed by fire on The night Of the l7'h ult.
Four of his children were consumed with the
building. The parents and an infant were vi
sitting al The house OF a neighbor, and had lef,
their house in the care Of the children.
ltis announced in the English papers, that
Caldwell * Go. Edinburgh, and Simpkin and
Marshall London will or he first OF
June next the publication Of the entire series IF
The Wayerly novels, revised by the suthor.-
| An advertisement accompanying tie notice,
states "tha, it has been the occasional occupa>
,ion of,he Author Of Waverly for several years
past 10 revise and correct The voluminous Sc
ries of Novels which pass under that names; in
order that If they should ever appear as his a.
vowed productions, he might render them in
some degree deserving a continuance Of the
public favor with which they have been honor
ed since their first appearance. Withou alter
ing 10 the slightest degree, either the story or
the mode Of ceiling it the author has taken this
opportunity 10 correct errors OF the press and
slips of The pen.
The RRToRT SURGIcAL.-At a late examina-
tiun Of the College OF Surgeons, a candidate
was asked BY Abernethy, what he would do ii
a man was blown up with gunpowder? "Why,"
answered The ty~ro;"wai' till he come down a.
| gain" >"True," said Abernethy, sand suppose
| kio ked you for such an impairment reply,
what muscle should l put in notion" "Why,"
said The Young man, tine iexors and extensors
Of my right arm, for should floor you direct
ly" London paper.
ISLANDER FOR A sHiLLING.-An action ct SLAM
der was tried las, werk in The Court of Kings
Bench, Montreal, between John Ray, plaintiff,
and Pane Kuurz-. defendant. The words spo-
ken were: 4" You are a liar and a blackguard-
you are a little man wiihou. honor or good
principles-you are a mean insignificant little
fellow" No defence vas set up by the dtftnd't.
The damages were laid al 20O0i. which the ju-
~ took The liberty Of reducing 10 one shilling.
FEMALE PRINT ERs.-A writer in The Phila-
delphia Bulletin (says the Berkshire Mass.
AmeIican) recommends frmales 10 learn the
art Of printing. And indeed we do not see why
they might not make excellent compositors,
heir delio ate taDering fingers being exceeding
ly we'll calculated for picking up l~yprs-parti
cularly The smaller kinds, such as nonpareil
| aud miHion-anG certainly no lady could object
% handling pearl and diamond 1t would be,
altogether, a very profitable affair, both for the
mas,r, and the journeyman; for the female
printer could work for less wages than the
male, and, al the same time, make more money
than females generally do at other employ
menis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
Yrustee's Sale.

aSsEs on the third Monday in Nay next, the
tSglfSE subscriber will offer for sale, at public suc.
HT& ton, at the Courthouse Of Fairfax county,
s>Ae the following valuable Lands that is to say:
A tract ofiand, on the waters of Gauley River, inthe
county of Kenhsws, near the Randolph line, contain
tanning 1000 acres And FIVE tracts Of land in Hamp-
shire county conveyed by Ferdinand Fairfax TO Rob.
ert fattcn, ir. by deed, dated 18th November, 1919,
recorded in the Clerks Office of said county:
One of the said tracts containing 1874 sores;
One other, containing 2l9 acres, adjoining the lands
formerly George Gilpin's, Christian Stcphens's, and
Flakes;
one other tract, containing y acres, adjoining Mon
roe's, Stafora's, and Clnt'n's Surveys;
One other tract, containing 500 acres, adjoining
John Houses old survey. and the lands OF West
BrewhfS cutchfeld, and Others;
And one other tract, contain ng IS acres. adjoining
the lands of Scutcbfeld Monroe, Giipin, and others.
The above sale will be made under a deed Of trust
from Robert Patton, ir and wife, to the subscriber, for
the indemnity Of George Mason. Terms Cash.
april 4-eotMI8 JND. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
10 the Public. and more particular
ly ShOemakers.

4 PERSON calling himself GEORGE PIERCE.
n came to my shop at 0ccoqman, in Februar, last
in Il suffering condition his feet were frost bitten. I
gave him work, and lie continued to work with me till
the 18th of April. | was absent from the shop for a
short time, and on returning, found two young men
with him, and from circumstances, believed they had
been engaged III play, with which l charged them,
and they acknowledged the fact. | then told them il
was disagreeable to me, and | wished a stop put to it.
| then went to my bed, which WAS in the same room
They again commenced their play, saying it was only
for passtime, and on my demonstrating against such
conduct, one Of them left the room, and fell asleep;
at what time the other left the house do not know,
nor do ] know when Pierce came tn bed. In the
morning I told him | had u great deal Of work on hand,
which wished to have finished As soon as possibic;-
he seemed willing to work, and | cut out his work
he staid i short time and then vent ont, as I thought,
on some private business, but did not return, and about
noon l enquirod Of some of my n~eigbbors if they had
seen him. and they replied ia the negative. Thought
strange of his going off in such a way, AS he was not
in my debt, Hooked in my pocket-book and missed
a twenty dollar note aud a one dollar note, and in the
morning ! went to the bridge and found he had passed
over. I have ascertained from one of the young men
that he had no money when they were PLAYING cards
on the night first mentioned. On Tuesday morning he
changed q one dollar note at Nr Michael Cleary's
store. heard rf him four miles on the road from DC
cuquan to Alexandria. l am Informed that his right
name is George Ludlow, BY wliicl, he passed when
working in Airxandria. J have thought it my duty TO
apprize the public of this transaction So that they
may be on their guard and not be taken in the same
trap | believe myself 10 have been caught in.
THOMAS REEVES.
Orrouu.n Anril 17th lSiQ-StS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

TArrERsALs.-New York eau now boast oil
her own Tattersals. The London of the Yves,
is msking rapid progress after her sister OF the
East. The Broadway The a,re has been com
ple:rly changed. and, from every indication,
external and INT rnaI, the change is Tor the bet
ter. A couple Of gentlemen we'll acquainted
with the business, haye fitted up the house in a
novel and cou,eGi'nt style, and called It Tat
Iersals. IL The centre is a riding Sc hooi, cons
Quoted by Mr.. Blythe and around are ranged
the s'ahl.s and other Apartments suitable Tor a
art for the huying and selling of horses, and
9th r husiress connected with the turf. Last
Noni.y il as opsBed. and in a short Tine ii is
expected hey vii haze their first sale OF horses
4 number of these fine snlmals are already
placed in the stables There are also apart.
mrnt> e ted up for the deposit Of carriages,
gigs, harness. Sc. all Of which will be sold a,
stated periods, so as to suit both sellers aud
buyers. There is also a livery stabe attarhrd.
la the front upper part Of the building an apart
msnt IS prepar;nk, 20 BE- used as u cub room,
whene,sra sufi i'm number OF gentlemen will
he found a>soCiating 'or tina. purpose. On :he
Whole, : ne establishments promises to com
m nee under faiterins auspices, and, II well
conducted, it viii, no doubt, succeed.-N. I
Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

c..ovss,ox,, ELgcT,oN IN KENNEBEo DIS
.,,cr M,ISE.-An election was held on Mon
- lac, for the ,hoic, of a Representative IN
lace Of Mr.. Sprasue, who Is chosen 10 the
S.o,,s We learn tha' he votes were Tor Mr..
p,n,I Williams, Of .Arrpsta, 1858; George
Evans. Of Gardiner, 1929 Z; Jesse Robinson, Of
H,Iowen, 4s5 Timothy Boulelle, OF Water
,ilr, 1877 and 3s3 scattering. II Is evident,
therefore,, that there i, no choice.
The vacancy IN the Hancock and Washing-
ion District also remains unsup2lied AT thu
hs, lrial, the candidates were so n numerous thai
no one came near being chosen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
A CARD.

TINE Subscriber (of Fauquier county, Va having
L engaged lady, eminently qualified, as instruc-
tress to his daughters, would be willing to receive, as
boarders and pupils, four or FIVE girls, and would pre-.
fer those under the age of fourteen. The course OF
tuition will embrace Orthogrsphy Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar. Geography, with the
use of the globes] Ancient and Modern History, AS
tronomv, the French Language and Music.
Terms: For the scholastic year Of ten months, S125,
bedding and washing included. with an addition oil
$50 for music, iftaught, to be paid half yearly, and in
advance. :,
Letters to be addressed to the subscriber, through
the post Office at Middleburg, Loudoun County, Va.
april IA w4v THOMAS TURNER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

nave been politely favored with the fol-
\, US extract OF a letter from a gentleman
~ 'Ou' passenger in th- Big Max, Cap
"a NV .ORLEANs, March %.
"'"ons lbe numbered vessels entering " /
n trench Brig, having a valuable cargo
|srT" u' winch Was fallen in with . days pre-.
"F, under full sail, without a solitary per-
\. o"ard, The table was set for d,nuer, s
h., "auer on the table. The vessel did no, an.
Peub%a. nave sustained any damage by bat
N.Y. or having been boarded BY pirates, a,
Bowed" appeared 20 nave oeeh re
E,r rOuO' The same Brig which was pickrc
|So r.. abandoned, and in good order, by III,
Ia,,s SY'jamin Morgan, at New Orleans from
Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

Mew. York April IS.
FLOUR AND CRAIN:-The Price Current OF
this morning states that there has been a fur
Their reduction in -four and grain. Sales have
been made of Richmond City Mills Flour a,
$3.50. and Of Richmond county, Petersburg
and Fredericksburg al Sc ga. Rye Flour
3 e2a. 1000 bushels Of Virginia Wheat were
sold 81 OF. North River Corn a, 70 cents,
Northern Yellow So a Sc cents; and Oats at 3s
certS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

Ne,c- York.-The Chancellor and Justices Of the Su
preme Court, each $4,000
Circuit Judges, l,25o
Massachusetts,. The Chancellor and S Judges 2,OOG
Circuit OF Common Pleas Judges 1,8OO
Pennsylvania. The Chief Justice, 5000
Four Justices, 2.SOO
Sixteen Circuit Justices, 1900
Hirginia - For each Of the S Supreme Judges 1880
Circuit Judges, travelling expenses, sc 1,50O
North Carolina. Three Justices, 1850
Six Circuit Judges, l,SOO
South Carolina Six Justices, two Chancellors, $500
Georgia Circuit Judges; 2,1OO
Loui,iana.-Ihre Supreme Judges, 5,ooo
City Judges. 4,5oO
District Judges, SOU
Ms,;s,iippi. -Cbancello and five Justices. 1900
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
,,pcINIA ELECTIONS Il Continued.
I.oupouN.

LovpoUN.
We have not lhe exact state OF The
-, Io, les,n there was no opposition TO Mr.
w.. + n,begtes-McCabe and McIlhany
letitd.
c,,s,,s George Loyal, 2o4; Thomas
Newton, l7e.
go.v Of delegates - Cahoon AMI Webb elect
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
This is to Give Notice,

vEyIIAT the subscribers Of Alexandra County, in the
District of Columbia, have obtained fromthe Or
phans' Court Of said County, Letters Testam on
the estate Of hNDnEw =. KENNEDIalate of the Coun-
t, aforesaid. decd. All persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscribers with the vouchers thereof; passed
by the Orphans Court, on Or before the 18th day of
October next, or they may by law he excluded from
ali benefit to said estate, and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment. Given un'
der our hands this 15th dayof April, 1899.
ELIZA KENNEDY, Executing.
JOHN RICHARDS, rx.
THOMAS SMITH, S
anr;1 15-d3W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18
Notice is Hereby Given

Two the Stockholders in the l~.eesburg Turnpike
l. Road. that on the 30M dag IF Hay merit, an elec-
ton will be held at the Courthouse in Leesburg for
one President, four Directors and one Treasurer, to
serve the ensuing year. By order of the Board,
SAML. N. EDWARDS,
april l8-tS0M Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

given by American armed vessels from TO time;
some merchantmen depart with a%vailing them
selves Of such protection, and it is generally be-
lieved that no danger is al this period 10 be ap-
pretended from pirates Mariesfon Cou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-18

''e remarks OF our correspondent X, are
"' Just and we'll expressed. We think, how
newspaper remarks on the subject on
=" Ut writes, are never productive Of any
~ Honor, good sense, and personal advice,
a alone operate.