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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01
Miiiede collie Georgia, } Dse

WtlledeepilIe, Georgia, DEC IS.
The Wsaihsr y We have another N ost
remarkable winter. 1t is now the mid.
die OF December, and we have had very
little frost For some time past, the
Thermometer has stood, within a de.
gree or two of Summer heab at mid day,
We have a damp, heavy atm sphere. -
The bats are abroad, of evenings, and
the musquetoes yet, occasionally, hike
virgiPs bees, incits 10 sleep BY asir gen.
tie busting
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01


Sale Of Wool-The public sale Of
Wool, by Mess;s Coolidge. Poor, and
Head, which took place yesterday, was
well attended, the principal dealers aud
msnnfacturers being present. Notwitb-
standing, the sale went of very heavy
a large part Of the Saxony wool was
Withdrawn, the manufacturers not be-
ing willing 10 bid cost aud charges of
Importation Ths most of these de-
scriptionsis Of recent inportations from
Loniaa and Germany. The American
fleece wool sold low Selected Saxony
! and Marine feeces, very clean washed,
brought from "A to IS cents. Clean
washed Grade wool 80 to 81 cents
One beautiful LOT of heeces taken from
imported Saxony sheep, clean washed,
brought sos cents The average prices
were nearly as can be estimated about
Is per cent below any previous sale.
->~ Courier.
Robert z. Hayne has been reelected
Senator of the United States from the
| State of South Carolina for six years
from the Alb day of March next. There
was no opposition to bis reelection.
antiquity Of Auctions Among the
| ancient Romans auctions were perform
ed by the public crier sub hasta," that
is, under spear stuck up oa that occa-
sion and by some magistrate. who made
good the sale by delivery of the goods
The custom Of setting up spear at an
auction seems to have been derived
from this circumstance that at first
only those things which were taken in
| war were sold in that manner The day,
and sometimes the hour, and the terms
of the auction, were advertised. either
by the common crier. or in writing; and
there we're courts in the forum where
! auctions were made. A money broker,
"argentsrius," was also present, who
marked down what was hidden and to
whom the purchasers either paid down
the price or gave security for it. The
seller was called 'auetor," add the right
Of property conveyed 70 the purchaser
was called "auctoritas." The first auc.
ton in England was about 100, by e
lisha Yale, Governor of Fort George,
in the Eas, Indies, of the goods he bret
home with him--London Mirror.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01
Virginia State Lottery.

IieSess $40, Halves $40, Quaesws IS.
0JOvdsrs for Tickets or shares in ,he above
Los,eries. forwarded BY mail lpsst psid,) or BY
private hand, will meet with the most prompts
attention if addressed to Me Managers.
YATES & M'lNTYRu.
Warrington City, d. c.
s.sPrise tickets In former LsttsSiss received
a. cash.
An official account Of the drawing will be fos.
wsrded 10 Distant Adventures. free Of postage.
January I. 1898.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

Ekulr TREEs--1b be subscriber has for sale
\ 500 choice srsfted Fruit Trees. Of he We
ry best kind-,here are thirteen different scots
offru't. They VIII be sold on reasonable terms
on sppiies'ionto the subscriber living one and.
hsii miiesisem Bucklcstewn, on the road Il q d.
'pg from thence 60 the sulphur Springs.
WILLIAM GRUB.
Jsnuarv Z, 1870
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

AiLoKiNG - rbc subscriber begs leave
to inform the inhabilRnts " Shepherds.
town and Tvs vicinity, that he continues the
T.sih0RLNG BUSINESS in all iss various
branches, in the hosse one door east OF Thos.
c Lane ; Store. whore he is ready to execute
all work ia his liue, in the most fashionable and
durable nsnter Persons wishing 70 have their
work done rs above. viii do well TO give him
. eall--fis hopes by strict siten,ion to bust.
ness 10 receive por, on Of public patronage.
MILTON J. BROWN.
shepherdssown, Jan. I, 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

MEN ROAD tt.4GOA' FOR SaLE
THE subscriber has . first rate, narrow nead
4 ROAD WAGON, which he will eel, on
ressonseis terms. either for cash, produce, or
On eredit. JOHN r. COOkus.
Shephesd's town. Jan 1, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

Gen. Winfield Scott has arrived at
Washington, and it is presumed that be
will ask of Congress a declaratory act
as regards his rank in the army.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

.An0fher .Mirdsr.-A woman of the
name of Mary Schultz was murdered in
Norfolk, Virginia. on Friday last, by q
Portuguese with whom she lived, OF the
name of John Joseph.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

A List Of letter. remaining in tho Post OF.
fee, Mss,insburg. Va. on the FIRST day Of Janu-
AIRY, 1889. which II not taken out by the first OF
April nsxt. will be sent to the General Post
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

In NORTH CARoLIHA, we learn, w. p. MAJ.
Gun, (formerIJ a Representative in Congress,
has been elected, without opposition, to q
Judge OF the Supreme Court o! the State. vice
Judge Rutic, resigned.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

isDrAsl.-~Ths Legislature ofthis s,s,e me,
on the first OF this month The votng far
Speaker in the House OF Representative, show
ed The strength OF parties in ,ha, body. Isaac
howk. friend ofthe present Administration
OF the General Government, wss elected by .
majority of Two votes over s, JUDAH, an oppo.
Rent oft. Close voting, this.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01
Two Valuable Farms for Rent.

January 1. 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-01

Judges Owlesley and Mills Of the
Court of Appeals for Kentucky having
resigned, were nominated again for the
same Office by the Governor. The Sc
nate refused to consent to the reap
peintmsnt of the old Judges. II was a
party u0ie. For the appointments sigh-
teen, all friends of the administration,
against them tsSsnty,-all Jacksonians.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

Sales IF Tobacco at AUCTION at Stockoe Warehouse
May Ii.
Pas.ED-3 hds al So Pat 49, ats, lat, co. at 5 TO-
at 9o Lay H. Pat o. at 40, ate SO, Ii, at
IL %, at %, at975, at . 80.
RhfTstn-i hhd at 81 go at go, aa;4, la4S5 at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
IyyARf n Sc ~ g ggyg.
PORT OF RlgR.VOWD.
ARRIVED,

|
Ballast. "-i-'
Schr. Caroline, Marion, Barnes, from Baltimore.
Schr. Elizabeth, Henry, from ALBANY win Noyf,,
with beer to G S w ATerialn, and Kiur s. Rich,
arIson. N'A
Schr Maria, Clarke, from EGenton IN. ca with
sundries to Lewis Webb & Co, and tar TO M uoilins'
Sloop Cherub, Burke, from Norfolk with corn In
Lewis Webb s, Co. ~
Schr. Consolation - from, potomoc Pivsr
fish to Mr.. Lccch.
Schr Albany, - from Potomac River, with fish
to Mr.. Leecl AVA 1'9--
Sioop Independence, Osborn, from Norfolk sum
dries to {. III. Mitchell, ii. w. Moncure Otis Dun
lop S Co.
SAILED,
ocnr sl!shia, Chambers, for Pliladelpbia, coal
and tobacco.
Srllr Pennsylv Albcltson, for New York. with
coal. ' 1850
sclr Minerva, Mister, for Baltimore, with coal,
tohaceo and heap
SciIf 5iomede Gray, for Boston, with coal
tSenr mercy, Baxlnr, FOR Boston with coal
'7CHT oea iioIse, Somcrs, for New York with coal
al hoioeauS, Mach H. Fame Virginia.
PiiLADEiPfiIA, May l1.-Agr'd soop Excel, Bowen, G
days from lGclunond- a ''--'
new YORK, May l0--Arrd packet ship Caledonia Ho.
gers nom Liverpool sai!ed Ap) The snip Aexander
o. rnadeph just arrived 4t oft the Skerries passed sS
rankin, Taylor Holy Head E. y S 30 mics distant epor
snip co!nniodols Pgelle, 80 DIS. from Savannai ga
Scfir Trial, from Richmond.
NORFOLK, May l2.--,Iile ship reported vester-
day as standing up from the Capcs aud which an
ctored below Old Point last evening was the Gcor
Sia, Snow, from Boston bound into !ampton Roads
for orders
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
Nr.,y YORK Lr,nKE.T ziay -


Cgftc Sales of4I5 bags Cuba I2a cis 1000 d1 with
the price of which tnacquanted Brazil taken y
the trade 23 and otter kinds in small parcels foe.
prices.
Cot&o'-Ir TRANSACTIONS Of the wreck amount 10 ahr,
1850 bales $50 Of which Upland, chicfr al 10 $50
SOD 49, 10 Ia and 80 III; New Orleans G2S al 10
10 2; and parcel ofinfsrior at cts.
HolrSScSNew Orleans continued n sell al 80 10 cts
Fhc stock OF that kind is small in first hands The stock
Of West India large and the sales small Import this wear
from January lst TO May lst I6hI9 last year 16ls5
Rice-Sales of 4an ieces at "a cts,
SpirSl00 pipes Bordeaux brandy, +. J. Duiy's mark
sold tine wharf lots lincts and another equal GUAM
ty in lot, at or cents less is supposed Seignct
Brandy sold wharf liz iI8 cts and Louis iicrr
at ll5 cts. 80 pipes Kuyprs Gin 100 Domestic So
lis, generally, dull Whisky AT p 10 CTS.
Cnmpdraue InporLFrom Jan. April % 1920 Rraii,-
IA pipes; 1923, 4640 e 1927 4 w 1929 Gin 77o rircs
1929 1860 do 1927 %. In 1920 Ruin, 22G punchcs; 1925
2,60I do; 1927, 1856
SUgur-There was fair demand for New, Orcans r;hcl
increasing towards the close Of the week lot Of 2GO hds
in sale Saturday For 100 boxes Ordinary brown vaua
81 offered Saturday: 100 bags Manila were akrr
by the rengrs 50 There is fair demand Tor ali kinds
of Sugar
Corn Erctanet-Thcrn was an evident Improvement in The
Flour market fine demand for homo CONSUMPTION was mitch
Increased The common descriptions Of Southern advanced
least - CTS On saturday holders increased
further Common southern is least &5 =: ,t
better qualities ;; and Howard ST. 81 in Western Black Beach
sold 81 and 100 bbs Saturday. Of choice brand
97I-S There Western Wheat in market Two parcci,
fair ". Carolina sold at 1870 cts, and Saturday ot
cDod about 14O CTS. Troy Rycwas sold 7Ocs primo
hern Corn so cts. Yclew Northern So 2 cts all in good
demand Barley, there is none in market cargo
Of Prime Eastern Potatoes sold at 60 60 CTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
TIRGLNT.l ELECTYOG.S.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
LosHs WIN. Smith 15G-J,scph Lowell &c, L.
Maxwell2.
Ca6eL.--T.ovcli 525--EV. Smith 9G-Maxwell IS
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Logan.Col. Griffin S;ollings* l02 James Bus*
77-Joseph Stratton 10, rhos Lindle 10, j. Smith
%, jas. Christian So, Robertson %, Barker ct.
CabeU-NNfp. Spnoci* 26l, L. G. L. BenfrirIgs
2i9--ThoEnas McAllistcg I35, Levi Siortrilgc 100,
J. Barrett I01.
New AIcmbcrs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
NOTICE.

A Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart
IA mont Of the Richmond Lancastran School, by
the death Of the late teacher; it becomes nc
ccssary that the Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
person as SUCCESSOR. To this end, all who may he
disposed to apply, required to send in their appl
cations, accompanied by satisfactory testimonials a.,
qualification TO the Secretary of the Board ON or
before the goth day Of June next. The salary 100
per snnum, payable quarterly.
by resolution Of the Board Of Trustees
may i5--t1tc IOIIN. S. MYERS, Sc'cy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
THEATRL..--.A C.ARD.

ERR CLINE most respectfully Informs the I,,-
dies anil GcDticmcl oCT5jcFu,oDd, that his RE-
METZ viii take place .NondDV Eregiing merit
jj"y 1871 which vii positively bc the list tnae c can
have inc honor ri performing here rrior to his dcnar
turc Tor The Ncrth lnsolcitng Che patronage of the
public, he pledges himself to bring forward an cntcr
tanHent of peculiarly and attraction amongst o.
Their anisemcnts n pierre VIII he produced aIgo his
I}rother. tho celebrated GERNAs HFnctrEs will oo
through with his GymaHstic Erer ises. Further par
tcuiars VIII be expressed in ;he Bills ~ tho Tav
Il9HR ELiSE likewise bogs leave to return his most
sincere and heartfelt thanks for the many and distin-
gulshcd tayors he his already received from his
he may be found Hor'lly Of continuance Of tI,ci,
Ebora support, may IT,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

contest lsween power and right and upon ,em
pcrecuy Wiling to stand committed Beforehand hui pon
al e o'hef questions sound discretion should be left Il,
ers Oh conventions otherwise the benefits might
oc members disabled from doing for their cosiit
e ahd as they would do could they be present by eg
discretion ~ SS VI d ssunthy
am with great respect, your most humble and
ooot servnt LUCAS r. THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

JcngeS City.-The election was very thnly attcn-
ded The poll stood thus, for John Tyler 81; l. Mar
shall SO; Philip r.. Nicholas TO- Littletop w Tazc-
well 40; Robert Saunders l6; John B. Clopton III;
BurweH Bassett 5; and james ScrDplc /.
Rpssel-1st day--Cowan of RuEssell $50; John
p. George of Tazewell 1914: Mcmillan of Lee t54;
Byars of Washington 80; Francis Smith ~; Fran
els Preston q; Sharp of Lee 1G. 1Thc poll WIS
TO be kept open the second day onJy.J
.1rtthe,0s Coumiy--frst day.--I homas r. Joyncs
f4G, Thomas r.. Yeatman 80, Humphrey Bllups n,
Thomas NJ. Bayoy So, Calvin II. Read "a, Severn
e. Parker 10, A. p Upshur II.
L,o,enburg-- Gen Broadnas 17G, Adams 15G,
Alexander t27, Nelson 11e, Dromgooc 1913, Smith
o. Goodc 81, Hicks 50, Gholson 10, Pegram 2,
GOODWIN /.
.Nitnsen,oa,6--Ioscph Preltis 90. L. w. Tazesvcll
60 G. loyal %, &. Fl. BAKER "a, r. j. Taylor 40,
J. r. Kilby 30, H. CorBick %, ~ Emerson 90, !.
Cornick 5.
~ Passengers going TO Now York, by S5chr. TAN
rUY, will please be on board at Rockets, this even
ing. may -
EORN-i500 bushels corn, in the Dock.
" for sale by LEWIS WEBB 81 co.
may 10
STILL IN TIME
TFyITE, drawing Of the New York Consolidat cd
d Lottery 9Th Glass; will be received at my Office
This Day al 2 o'clock.
Capital Prizes, one of $4,000, one of $4,000, ono
Of 5000, &c &c. &c.
4 few Tickets may still he had at my Office, il ap
piled for before 70 jrjrck-
~! - ; HAWKINS,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
GntlInIErrtaI Kerorn.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApyIcIs.
From Liverpool, Anri
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

6j'iFe are requested 10 state, Gen. WAG. z. COR
DON OF Albe'narle, is candidate for Congress iii
the District of Amherst, Nelson, .ibemarlc, Fluvan-
IA aud Goochlnnd, vacated by the resignation os
Hon. VIM, c. Rives.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

Sec S!ades correspondence will, Mr. Van Buren, connected
with the fact, that noratians ana private cnunci
IONS nave IN soie |! NOT many, the gro:,
Tie removal from Office Of useful and estinab!e mon,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
T,AGT CTRAMaE

The drawing will TIC received THIS DAY. 1t o'cfoe <
Can IN time a, my Office, Or YOU nray lose the prize
may 10 II. PE4R.1LGN-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
Sugar, Tea. Molasses, etc.
Lottery CGee, Royal street.

Sugar, Tea, Molasses, etc.
lindsay, BILL Co offer for sale
IL IS hhds N. o. sugar, 1st and I'd quality
Is do st CroIx do
90 do N. o molasses
90 terces do do
ITO chests and half chests Gunpowder, imperial
]. u. teas, importation of 82o superior ouaj
10 ID and 8 ID catty boxes do do do do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
20 do Java do
SO barrels mess and prime pork
IS do mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filed
so barrels y. +. rum
Cognsc brandy in pipes and half do
N q rum in hogsheads
I hogshead w India shrub, very fine
S Soe' ,o,, shell Almond.
~ boxes Cavendish tobacco of good quality vii,
On De sold at cents per ID
70 bags pepper
do pimento
10 do dog ground Ginger
10 do saltpetre
80 barrels herinrs
70 do No nackerel
IS boxes lemons
81 boxes shaving soap
do white do
~ DO mould candles (w.R] ,uly14
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Editor presume il cannot be unknown
10 YOU aud TO other i,zens Of the Town, tina
on Saturday, the llth irs,ant, there was !arp,
psrV OF fee negroes and slaves, from Wash.
inglon anu This place, moi less in number, am
told, than from tory TO Gfiy collected at a Bar
oacue watch was given by he colored gentle,
men TO he color~d Lodies, al Bellevue, near the
town, and in The county uf Alexandra. This
according to he law Of Vueinia now the law
oil the county OF Al xhndiia, was "an unlawful!
assembly oil slaves" md such an assembl, as
as, by law, the Justices Of the Pace and he
Poiice Officers of he County f Alexandria h ID
the powrr, AID were bound to >uopress. L. was
an assembly in VIOLATION, no only Of tn, lenrr.
ou' of The policy Of the law. II is, therefor.
the dlty Of those who are cons i,uted the con
ser'aors OF he gooG order and police Of the
county, To iuqu,rr into his matter, ard To TAX,
sncn mesSur, as will prevent repetition of
the like asst mbl,ge.
There was, on thi, occasion an expenditure
of m"nev, in provisions, dainties, and liounr
OF different kinds, besides the hack, gue, AMI
horse hire,-tp which is 10 b. added the & =,
dresses OF the ladies' and of the beaur-,
ms, have exceeded not only the hun-s, means
OF those who formed the sssembIage, bui is 10,
tally Inconsistent with our stale Of population
The expenses on this occasion must, in a yrca,
degree, have been paid by funds moi honestly
acquired
Such meetings, besides being unlawful and |
having the tendency OF tempting 10 dishones, |
conduct and idleness, are calculated 10 FIJI the
minds Of servants wi love and desire for Ia.
radr and pleasure, and thus unot them for he
duties of their station; whereby their cnnd ton
is rendered more unpleasant. BY having d more
rigid course obs rved toward, hem by their
masters. The evils resul ing from the ,olera.
iion OF such assemblies, are so palpabie, ,ha, il
is confidently believed and hoped those in
whose hands the au' horiiy Of the law is placed
will 80, let this instance pass by without the
proper notice being taken Of it. l.. ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
CASE OF + WATKINS. readers will

CASE OF L WATKINs.-Our readers will pei
ceivs BY the proceedings OF The Cour;. report
ed in another par, Of To days paper. that here
is a, last some prospect of this fariguing case
coming TO issue and conclusion. The demur
rerto one Indictment being overruled. and that
10 another being Withdrawn. there are now two
ind tmenis (the one he $3.50 and the other
the $500 ease) ready for trial. The FIRST is set
for 'riai this m ,rning.
Il is understood hat the Counsel ofthe Uni
ted States, although, the iodictmen, in the case
of Purser Ham5leton was SET aside on The
ground that the trial Of the offence was barred
BY he Limitation Of the law. ye, conceive ,ha,
III can &c, over tina, difficulty BY adopting
different form. and wave Accordingly prepared
q new bill in that -ase which ti,y ", a. 20 send
up to the Grand Jury io-day.-Nat Int. lsM inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
ORIGINAL POETRY.

TO MISS NJ T.
In the holy calm of the silent night,
When the vale was hush'd and still,
And The sivery rays o. Luna's light
Repos'd on tAe snow-clad hill:
Alone! alone! in the ruined aisle
Of our lsdy's monastery
With beating b art and a broken smile.
have fondly thought on thee.
when the win.er.King, in his glacial car.
Surrounded by frozen forms,
Gallop'd over the icy Alps afar,
To the seat Of lofty storms.
In the peaceful gens of,he TyrOlese,
Where innocent mirth and glee
Are waited along on the ev'ning breeze,
Ihave fondiy thought on thee.
Surveying the ruins Of days gone by.
Indifferent states and climes,
Where marble and dust in confusion lie,
The relics of former times
Where the broken arch and the turret ruds,'
Like limbs of an aged tree,
Lay scattered in lonely solitude;
Ihave fondly thought on thee.
When the glittering blue Of Oceans waye,--
The sparkling an dashing foam,
As rolling On the shores of the brave,
To the freeman's sacred horne,-
Has turn'd my eyes, full OF grateful tears,
In a speeches ecstacy,
To the Power who guide, the rolling spheres.
have fondy thought on thee.
And never, while Friendships halowed fire
Its enthusiastic glow
The bosom of an orphan can inspire,
Shall gratitude cease to flow.
Bene6cent maid of the Western world,
Whose home is among the free,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

VIZ oLAr On the 4th of July an sppf'
P'a.e compliment was paid Mr.. Clay, a.
"anu'ae,oring village 10 the west part Of SsI'
vac, Mass The village is the seat Oh
Somc Mandatory. The following was The
mos interesting par, OF the celebration:
A.. GENERAL Whtaker, one of the principal owners Of
and the founder Of the villa &C. presided
t ssDe. After the clo0 Was removed. he addrese'
the company as follows -
H.. arLthrS This little village, which within h'
last year has come into existence has never vet been
nohored with name. At the request of its nhabh
ants now name il CLAYvL LIZ, in honor of the gre,
sat OF the West Henry Cay. By this name
VIII hereafter be designated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

1.-THE writer of this nervous and energetic rapsrs
mere 100 marsh. In the bitterness Of party feud sue
sentiment might be excused; but now that the BATH,
- over it sounds out of place Thousands of INTEL
gent men have been deceived, BY artfu designer,
TINS bargain sory' and thousands will aeknowlede
the error into which they have been led II is moth
ea''s" 'hey lacked wisdom to perceive-but beeaus,
led away by their feelings, by elamor and by prry
e' "A'e gwen momentsry credence to s,or IS
"'seraoIy patched up asit was wicked in design, and
eqnaed only BY some cases in history, where the bet
ana greatest men have been ruined by the arts Of b
worst.-ED. GAIL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

| Hear him debate of Commonwealth ,e.;..
roud say, It hsth been all in all his study:
turn him to any cause of policy
he Gordian knot Of il he will unIoose
FAMILIAR as his garter, that when he speste
ne ara chartered fbertine is still.
AND the mute wonder lurketh in mems oar.
o"ea' MS sweet and honeyed sentences"
have said that country is Mr. CL,,s ;d,,
And The zeal md ability with which he sus,airs
can only be rqualled by the wisdom with /. b;' y
nc originates measures Of public beue6, and
Importance. lie is the only man, or smono - =
nrs'' who conceived and boldly sunnor,sL
'yste matte plan Of internal improvement, ,h., "a
exclusively n.lionDl Tie is the enthusiast.
oaun''es> and enlightened author and chan,
prom VI INC manufacturing interes $. On No.
perry called the American System. A. ~.
advocate hf the scheme of in,ernal ;,nnr, "'
mfn', which is rapidly engaging The a,Ien,;on
u our statesmen, and which promise, n nr,"
'ho'e so smlnen'ly the interests and elorr II
0us common country, he deserves tn. annI... -.
ana gratitude OF the people # h. Uni,ed S,a a.s
/. WIN ne liberal aud enlarged view ~ =.
american S, atesman, Mr.. Claw saw -, 80 " an
necessities ct our country. He saw her ra.s .ne
- s.sa' "eyo"d those Of any other nation unon
nc EARN. he saw the expense of GU, ,.r, 'po"
me ; oo,a na'Ig 'ble rivers intersecrinc !, in
y alre' ton, pervad'ng il from Norta - s s.
M terminating a:Ihe mos, convepiep, and mJo IN