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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

- from he Office of the New Orleans
a., d,t. Of October Esd, contains the
laying iu,eIligence'-
,uox MExlco.-The schrs- Cahawba,
Nt arrivr5 yesterday from Tampico,
100 ..,uybl from that port the following
d" Inc news. The scarcity OF provisions
-'"''I GREAT ,ha, general alarm existed for the
~ q. troops stationed in its environs, as
hF" for he people. The gale mentioned .
q" I,vs ago. has caused great destruction in
nv u.! and in the small towns in The vicini-
her Of small houses had been blown
qA Al the moment the Correo sailed
o"" r.n,ico, news had been received of the
Nv" .t,h, schr Hound, and also Of another
DE-, supposed to be the E liPse, both
his p,rt The U. ). sloep Of var Horn
.b,ch had Ibeen despatched 10 lampico I"
W., our commercial in'eresls, suffered con-
"a, hly duriAg the gale, aud had been dis
mated,
in, the pleasure of mentioning an act OF gem
,o,iy and m gu,nrni,y Of soul. which nor,
:, and must place very high IN The es,ima'
non o( his fellow citIzt MS, TIE author OF it,
~. moan Gen. Santa Anna. A number Of
So ,,i,n retug. es, blinded bv the first ,dc'ess
= n. Spanish troops, haG left New OtirsNs H.
,,.,t ha,,e TO Join the division OF Gen Bar
s,j,,, as soon q, they heard of his oeins in
moss ss,nn OF ramplco, i" he persuasion that
,Lr DAVIS would b. sufficient to r-conquer
Vino. and realize their chimerical hopes -
r, hmou, capitulstiou broke the charm, and
,bss, onlnr,unates soon found themselves at
The n,.rcy Of their enemies General Santa
Iora had the RICH Of having 'hem sho nut
!. VA, m re- mercifu, aud gave hen heir lib
r,y w have his fact from me Of h. passrn-
ye. arrived yesterday from TampIoo, and
~. hrms~lf owes ms life 10 the Young aero of
Vera Cruz.
A number OF Spanish officers arrived yes
,,rd.y tom Tampiso, on account Of he scar
civ Of provisions.
G,ueral Ba,radas i, ye, ~ This city.
The S,hr Rebecca snG Fix, OF I i, place,
and, another, have been ssized by tie NJ Il
Gan government al ramI icp, as they hSa pro.
,.,ion, for ,h- enemy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

NARRI,oE PHoMIsE. An acI ion for 4 breac h
Of p,onisr uf m,r,iage WIS tried on Wednes-
ia as, It New Cas- lr, in he Supreme Court.
IS Esther credi, able TO tht hd"iy of our
SN ms to their ergsgemeu' IS Nuh he tar SIX,
art u the d"liraCy OF our Oamstis. TO S s'e he
he', thd' this - III f S instance, in our coun =
~ IT Trial e this sneCIcs of action. which
h4> of late vars become ~ {, ,hIn, Nle in his
County The pes n W "a D. ~" brough'
BY Jane Msrslem W W,iinm Thompson ;-th,
co. vas III Sep wi h s'roug CO. um>Ia"ceS al
RS"asalrnu IN he part "f he defendant, who
lad at diff rent periods visited the pi IN iii,
40 Paid aer rnos,. a,Ien;ilns which inJeprn-
Gent i other circumstances, are unl' y
nous .agrm.n,. These tentions, broken
"a, a. o"e ptund, by a" sun owa'd event,
ne King Of England said OF the battle ol
NITirIan, we'e renewed So ne 'wo or three
Years since, ard Cor,ino q cowh u the ear
part OF 1928, who" PIE araio"s YER
Dc, by The plain.lfi, for IL rr'A9e;- the
rdrohe purchassd-'he daY Tx ~ toe
4rhless lover himself; iai'Ulcs indeed! ioi
M''e DAYS before the DAY named by ri'n-st, he
N0'ummaed his PEI h1y 10 Jane by marrying
Ao'her woman An excell,ot character wa>
Hsen OF he plaintiff; those who knew rer, des-
"'o'd her as modes, ,iriuous. and saving one
1.-TWO such events, as We have alluded IL, arts
@St'om her intercourse with the defendant,
I"PrOachable in her life aud conduct. he
gary, alter brief absence, orough, In 4 ver-
W.T. Tor the plaiatiff-damages, Que hundred
"tslxly, four D.ia,rdre Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

RIcs Bread. A co'respondent I IN" ~
nurnal ommtrce re- omm IDS the III xlure
Knee Il ,ur with wGea hotr "a making br, ad
I gpab improves IN. q1a!ity My family
b, ,ay,, reside In The coun,rv, and ''"k an
.,rly o ,por,uriry 20 send quarter OF ice To
N, o be ground, in he same m"nrer - cnrn,
vi hou, 10 ing. w, made an Exp rim'n
10 ipound Of wheat hrur md pound III rec
i,sr in lac frat plscr; ,herice -four having been
n ItG, OF scalded before il was mixed, hy pa
Hrit IN aclra,, vessel wi h va, r,os'r m"der-
,r6r as rice is oFdina rily cooked * he" knrad.
I'd n nj n. thewhest a u we, IN he usual way,
Vi milk IN the evening. IL Was found IL the
a,,tinv, So soft, ,hIl IL was necessary To stir
ro i; four pounds moie wheat Il .ur, 10 give
y ne confluence Of bread Win his addi-
top tue loayes were made, and 'he result gave
:, ZEN pounds Of tn finest bread ever saw
4 Was Of snowy Wilderness slender AID dei-
ciau> 10 the taste, and remAinrd FIJI much
Oqycr than br adj prepared from fl ~ alone
S4h uuen' uialS have >ar,he Us hs one
GAR r psrr of rice Il ar 'ray be p'ofi ably
Vsrd in mixing b. al; shat the weigh IS
Sr,A " iucrt asrd. I'D n % Ii Y improved he
VOID c,lculAi,n. II me pno Ica,ion ut his IA I
Shall tend ronnits tue in eres,s of he south, o
Ia nor h, by ~ additional link, shall BE- hap
py to SEE i, circulated from one end OF our lamp
10 he ut CT the rial Of i, is easy. The re
,sl cauor fail 10 be satisfactory to all who
make -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
HOOkst

ELEGANT family bibles, bound in morocco, ell
= cravings. gilt
do 10. plain. and running colors
Pocket do fancy bound and plain, testaments
Clsrke's Commentary, 6 W Benson's do. 5v
Woods Dic'ionar, 'fths Bible, 2 vols
We'ley's work., 10 vols bound in calf
Atlantic Souvenir for 1880, Boston edition, elegant
engravings
Tokrn, do do do
Young Pilgrim, fine plates
Boyer's French and English Dictionary
Johnson aud Walkers English do improved by
TODD
McKenze's 5000 receipts
jose phus, vols gilt; DO do do
Rollins Ancient iii>tor, 8 vols gilt
Pharm.cops ofihe United States
Revised Cod; Hawnc,s' Neasurer
Whl'phy's Compend, with questions
Morse, AdanIs, Cummings, Goodrich, Woodbridge,
and "iIlsrd's Gr"gr4ph,. With maps
Adams Latin Grammar Ross do
Burns poems, complete III vol gilt
Tales of tie Night
DO ofa Grandfather, LIST and 2d series
The last day of BN ron
Blair, Grinshs~ and Goodrich's United States
Anke'es poems; hppon'. hymns
Watts AM Rppon's do
Optics works, II vols; Do on lying
Yes,erda, IN ireland; traits Of Travels
Patriotic Sailor, vols by thoroughbred seaman
Peace Csmpalgns; Shepherds Calendar
Life OF MaGsrc WAUGH
Fo>'c Book of Martyrs, fine engravings
McK-nncy's Tour, do do
Smith on epidemic: DO on nitrous vapor
Murray Oh mistry; d. on the arteries
Cahnus medi'ine; Philip on indigestion
Matlh ws Oh lithroml; IrestIse yellow fever
Scuiomun the govt; Thompson "n ,ariohd
Wilson, Sp"tt, Fever, Coopers Surgery
Meade on miner al waters
Armstrong medical works
Vousht on bowel complaints
Port Folio, elegant engravings
Heads for ladies' ornamental ables
Letters on Increas Of Catholics
Methodist Ep'scopac,; Nelson's Journal
Wesley Family; Benson, Life OF Fletcher
Do. sermons; Measuring Reed
Seon's Arguments; Common Prayer
.7kso,
Novels, histories, blank, copy, and school books
Paper. ink powder, pencils. quilts
About 50 or 81 volumes ufsecond hand French and
German works Also,
a beds, new feather, second hand do
Chairs III great variety; ten pate stoves
For sale by GEO WHITE,
nov 10 Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
phil ADELpHIA u,RKrT NOVEMBER ID

FLoUR AND NgAB-Suprr6ne Flour has remained
stead, at IS 5 since last week but sales for export
have not been large. ~upptes moderate for thu.
son and stock small Rye Flour continues At our quo
tations but sales for expor, of Importance Sales
of 200 hhds Corn Meas'1 ~, sni one small lot ut
u 25 Nosaes IN bris. reported
GaaIS-Ver, little whoa, st market this week, and
some improvement has been realized sales ~ fair quail
tiles Southern having been madc AT 81 % There
was fair supply at Corn at rnsrk,, early this week,
and sales at AZ 493 cts for Souih Whit and Y i
low Towards the close of the week better demand
:las appe red. and f,r soo y.!ow 81 Cts obtained
freely; round be quoted at So. H. Oats no chang
TO repor, about 500 bushels Nor'h River Barley
sold at 90 81 cts much IT that imported this fall has
been OH accoun. Of Brewers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

HnRoeLrpnc. -pes OFF Polly and Be-
YH', the former the wife OF Michael ~,
az adSertised in Western paper as la ing
tS0p'd. Michael will recover Polly, we hope
W though it is not said whether she is
SSf'some, she is represented as being 10y
.'Oo4HIy II she could tell her own stUry, she
''ad say she lef, her husband for being too
%sqleNty 6scuffed, ~ any rate, as her ST.
-4non is described, she ought not TO be toe
roughly anlsd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
SIITP News.
PORT or A.EXsNDHLa n c.
ARRIVED. NOVEMBER IS.

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER 5,
Steamer Co.,rnas. Mitchell, Baltimore; passengers
and feightfor tn hi trict
Srun-packet Fredericksburg. B. j. jenkins, Balti.
nor :: messengers snd freight for the District,
Muember is Brig Ohu,pia, Monroe, 10 lays from
St han.-; ballast, coffee, and $4,000, in Spanish
dollars and o, douDioous 10 Francis Dodge. Geor e.
town Left, 18th october, orig i.gnnia, fhsbey. OF
aud for Baltimore. three day ;; schr Randolph, ofdo
IL few da, - orig job, Quincy Adams, OF Boston IN
few ,ia,> sailed the morning before, schr General
Ire,le, Hodge, tor Newborn; the sam day. h"rnor-
phrnd,e brig Genersl Mercer Davell, for .1rahd-id
via Rappahannncs Arrived, The Dist, brig Neptune,
GRAY, from .9lsrandria Brig Sea Piri, Carr, from
Providence on the sd. all well Oh bnsrd Some six
or eight briggs and schooners day or two before US,
names net recolected
SAILED, NOVEMBER Is,
Ship Eagle, VI. Rose, Charleston, .. u
Ship Boston. q. r. Finley, do
steamboat Franklin, >evi,t Baltimore
Schr Esther Sally, Bancroft, hence, at Phi!adel-
phis, l4th instant.
sloop Friendship Duncan, cleared at Philadelphia
for this por, i4,h instant.
schr Pioneer Eldri.ge, hence, at Boston llth inst
Schr Velocity, Hammond from Halifax tor tins port
WAS Ieft a, Chatham ll,h instant
,chr i,iram, IF Plymouth, Maine, was lett at Turks
Is,,,d / ,n>i mt to ,ai' for has port neN day
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

-. are extremely frugal and OF the
A.' Heas '.;hle duration. Ia ocislin,ecourse,
:hof'rs, onlished Courier; kind and affable
hsn 'i "c.,ior,; and he never fails TO lake par
&c no i lie Of military men of any grade,
dta',' go, 80 in an, way Distinguished themselves
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
This IL to give notice,

WHAT t9e Eub-crirer has obtained from the Or.
pha"s' Court of Washington County, in tn Dis.
trct of C1u nba letters Of admins ration ON the per.
estate Of WILLIAM l.. KEsSEDr late Of Washing.
Ion county. deceased. Al peso $ having claims
ag inst the sad deceased are hereby warned TO EXHIBIT
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
at before tn. 3! day Of November next; they may
otherwise by law excluded from all benefit of the
sad estate.
Give" under my hand this Sd day OF November in
the year 1929. FIR. X. KENNEDY, Aem'r
O. AS | am very anxious TO settle the
affairs of NV deceased bro'hr estate As speedily rs
practicable request all to ,ohom is indebted to pre-.
sent their cams. du AUTHENTICATE, and hope such
as are indebted to IL will pay the due when called
on, or e W. their notesf0r II. +. x X.
nov ~ --eo1w&wIw Admir-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

IN salem. Massaehsssetts in September iast ota con
sumption, Mr. ISAAC SHaEvE in the sIst wear of his
formerly respectable citizen OF this place. He died
perfectly resigned to the will of his Maker and has left
widow and large family of children to lament the loss
OF an affectionate husband and kind father.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
NETWORK NOVEMBER Il.


FLOUR the s'ock in market is Yer, small, which,
together with tn, cold weather for he .,t two
or three DAYS have caused advance IN Western
Flour We quote. New York, at SIS SO; Vest
ern 562a 81; Richmond CIV Mis- has all
bought up for the 9 AMERICAN market, at S7t %
GuAiN -rhe same reasons which o'"sed 80 advance
of Flour, haze caused corresponding advance IN
Grain We.:,rn Nhe,t has sold at = 90, which Is
an advance vi fr'm 10 Cts. A lot ~ superior Nr-
viris brought II Com is dull, Southern brought
IS cents; orthern Oats quoted al So cts and South
ern at 80 cts. Beans 7st8
INFORMANT To Commerce he New York Journal
of Commerce that gois Gazette contains .
decree oft fberator, dated Quay equii lst OF au-
gust. prob biting the intr d"ct"n OF the following az
tice> into Gua,squl Esmeraida>, Bnenavenura, Pana
ma Or INV rthtr Colombian ppr III the Pacific, from
whatever Quarter the, NAV cume:-S Star aud second
quality cloths coatngs fur maze, white list baze,
sncashre baize baftas all white India mus ms,
cotton laces, cotton or wJoen blankets, woniirn
friezs and counerpanes and all kinds of coarse cot,
ton goods
This de cree is to take Eft ct upon goods proceeding
from the lstnmis coasts ut tue "scic, the ls
of December; from Brsz aud other gu noc,ional ports
ON the l., ct January, and from the United States
tn lst OF February
The object of the prohibition is to afford encourage
men, the intustr, If the country, and prom te h
consumption of the goods of its own manufacture,
which ia other times, have been If wca tn to
that ]. rtiDn Uf the RrDu lie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
SALES ar AUCTION.
Schooner Violent for sale.

SONOOVCT NOt1Ht lux 56tO.
10y virtue Of deed Of trust Of record in the count
ID Of Aexandria from John Cooke to the subscriber
for the benefit Of Hanson Simpson, Josiah H. Davis,
Richard Rock, George " Smoot, and Stephen Shinn .
will be exposed at public sale, for ready money, d.
vlss Wharf in the Town of Alexandra, Friday, the
27th instant,
~ THE SCHOONER POLANT,
with her tackle and spparel she was tbs.
roughly repaired the course Of last Summer, and ID
in excellent order.
BENJAMIN T. FENDALL,
nov IL Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
Paper Hangings. &c.

'<IiE subscriber being appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future will be regularly sup.
piled with, extensive assortment Of
Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, &c.
Of the most fashionable and approved patterns.
Which he will dispose of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discouf
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Paris, and we'll worth the
attention of the public. being much superior to any
ever offered for sale in the District.
Dyeing and Securing,
in all its various branches, executed in style of supe.
rior neatness Cotton and worsted Barragc coourcd III
the best manner. P.J SALVETAy,
West-side ofRoyal, between King & Prinees,s
novll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
Public Sale Of Land

Public Sale of Land
u virtue of deed oftru.; from Robert 7. Thomp-
- son TO the subso riber dated the - day Of,
and recorded in the Court of Fairfax County, for bene
til of John Muncure. John w. shton, and William
Moss, will be exposed public sale for read, money,
a, Fairfax Court House, Monday The 2lst day Of Do
cemJer merit. (tbat bring Court day.
A certain Tract of and
ysg in the count, Of Fairis suppu,ed contain 500
acres. il oeng part of the BELnO NT TR.4CT The
title TO The same is believed 10 be good.
THO MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22-eois
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
COMMERCIAL.

FLouR.-Last week there was a moderate increase
IN the receipts of King street Flour compared with the
previous week, aud more than correspor dent aug
mentation of the exports. The wagon price, from
Monday upto Thursday ranged fr,m IS to 5 10. with
the exception OF few loads al l2s to S Is Sales
from st, made different days a, 90, Vs.
5nS, and ia. Friday and Saturday tn. dt mand was
less animated and the wagon price closed Saturday
evening at from S 90 to S o..
Yesterday. the current wagon price was IS o. o.
We heard # no transactions frJm storeA 1914 Was
generally demanded, S 90 S 06 could have been OBJ.
tanned.
Export for the week ending Saturday, l4th instant,
$3.50 bhls. 37l9 foreign, 1850 stwise.
Quan'ity inspected Turing the same period
Kng-street 1894 bbs.
Wharf TO " $50 half bbls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
70 the Citizens Of AlexanAria.

" WIG SAtlLchS VI hNcAahNfSds
The Proprietor of the
LINE or S1AGES between
fSlfSr9{sNH this place by Charlottesville and
sI-A&-A-ssssI.y nchburg, will, future run
three fimes Week II will leave this place Monday,
rhur>I.,, snd saturday, at p " snh return on tho
following days It will reach Char ottesville in ono
day and half and iynchburg in two days and halt.
Ii will leave Alexandra every day At 10 \. VI. reach
Bsrnars Mansion Hotel, ashngion, forty miuutes,
at which point il I'M ersects The and splendid ne
which has just gone INTO operation, and reach Bald.
more at hsfafter 4P. NJ II will leave Barnard TO.
tel on Monday, Thursday, and SATURDAY., u O'clock,
and on the rema ming days of the week ~ minu " er
p n. and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandra At 9
Pm
The new line will ceIiver passengers, If required At
the steamboat in Baltimore
he city ms Of Alrxantris are advised to enter all
the way to Baltimore, as by so ing her seats Bal
,inore are secured, without attention OF care ia
,sIngton, and so from Baltimore on TO a ashiny;on.
r. Ere between Alexandra and Washingt n, fifty
cents; ,etween Alexandra md Baltimore, s. 90.
nov THE PROPRlE TOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

ste.'s Sale.
virtue of decree ofthe Superior Court Of Chan.
- Gerry for he Fredericksburg District, I will offer
for SAFE before the front door of the court house Of
Prince william County, o., The first day If January
Court nsrt,
ss,.t.;4. A 7RaCT OF LIND,
ya@ situated on Broad Run, in the sa d county;
WV supposed to contain four hundred acres. on
49, which, John Maddox at present resides,
which was conveyed TO me, in trust, BY John Ma dox
and Ann his wife, debt due John Browns
admin str,'or
Terms Of Nie One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, other third in twelve months from
the day of sale, and the remaining third in years af
ter said sale the two last payments to be secured by
bonds with good security, and deed oftrust upon the
land. Selling as Trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by said trust deed.
Nj. B. SINCLAIR.
oct 4-dts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17

Total 1894 bbls $50 half bbs.
GalIs. Uheat. Rye and Corn n,inur scarce, and
We advance cur Quotations, We now quote good red
wheat, 81 90 05; Corn, 48 so; Rye, SIS; which
could readily b, obtained for large Cargo.
wH.sxxr Nome coming to market, II is much want
ed. and would probably command our highest quota.
tous, IS cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-17
A1 1szs

Miss LINE in NINE different characters!
VNdE public is respectfully informed that the cele-
Il brated Juvenile Actress, Miss tNE, will perform
TWO NIGHTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

FB'l1E subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
Stages running between Gliyandottc ard Lewis
burg, will, before the first of May next, com
rnence running the Route 4 wERK.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lcwisburp and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm. &c to Staunton.
1t will leave 6uyandotte. twice week at o clock.
x. VI.
And on its return, will leave Staunton twice q
week.
From CIV andot;c to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
at Stanton The Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times werk.
The route, from Guyandotto 10 Stanton will he
performed in five days, and from Staunton. TO Rich,
Inond, or Fredericksburg, III two days. and from
Richmond, to the City Of Washington in 2G hours
and from Fredericksburg to the City in cirht hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
North will iind this route thc pcasanest and cheap-
est And those who r0ay wish to visit the SPRINGS
arc informed, that exclusive of the Line fey can at
all times be accommodated, on si,Ort notice, with
good er'yn Cc5Chfst thosc watering places.
And the public arc assured, that in attention 70 Tho
accommodation and comfort Of The passengers, 80 fsr
as good Coaches and Teens, ard stif1l and sober
Drivers can afford them the Inc shall not be inferior
TO any r'bgr in The State.
PORTER q BELDEN.
Richmond, Va Ms:cb 10. 1929.
g. JOB PRINTING; esoc ..t a. 'ae itlf- Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

wool on hand, whcht he manufacturers cannot purchase
but at low prices, probably third below the prices
OF last season. This state of things ismuch TO be
regretted and the farmers may thank MIR. J. S. Ste
yenson and MIR. S. Wright, and others Of the com
bnatlon, for all the evils attending it. Let this
mcrous and respectable class of people bestir them
selves and apply remedy.
While the tariff of 1923 was Oh its passage, and
for some months after it went into operation, the
Evening Post and its kindred p,in,s contcndGd that
the country was TO be impoverished and ruined by
the high prices which the manufacturers would be
enabled to get for their ciotls-nne-ten of the
people were TO be embarrassed, if not utterly de-
stroyed to crafty the cupidy Of few arisocratic
monoPoiists of New England The Tariff has not
been I'D operation year; woolen goods are lower liz
price than they were known to be before; ill.,
stead OF the manufacturers having grown rich and
independent on the disrcsscs of their fcllew citizens
they partake III the euburrassments and failures
which overtakc other classes ndiscriminatcly, and
TIC same papers now taunt them with bringing deS-
tructlon ane bankruptcy upon themselves By coups-
tition and low prices. Glorious consistency
Which ste Pyesident-It was c:tcn said during the
late Presidential contest. that should Gen. JocISor
be elected, some ct his most violent parsana would
be President over him. Speaking in OF his recent
le!eSraphs OF the accssant applications for Offices,
Gen. Diff Green the Editor says, that wv, or
humble Scfces icIsCi Geypnd end oWnce." We
OF the ARC! think, that the trlc friends OF the PRES
idcnt must indeed feel hnmbled, that through such
hlnucl AZ Gen. Green, the fayours ofhc ,hies mag
strate and Offices OF the Government must he sought
and disposed OF: T.2siei.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
FRESH GOODS.----H. NELSON has re-.

HSRESH GOODS.----H. NELSON has re-.
~ ce"ed by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutestripg
Cooured and black gros de naples
Fancy berege, and gauze scarfs and hdks.
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, null and Swiss uluslins
Plain cambria and jaconct do
Manchester and French, cambria ginellanls
Common and fine calicocs, assorted with "a.
rIcty OF other seasonable and desirable goods.
ALSO,
Superior power loom sheetings, manufactured by
Messrs Cunningham a. Anderson, of this CITY,
which will be sold at the manufacturers lowest cash
price. NAV on