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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
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NEW YORK MARKET-sept. y

FIoVrhe stock make, large for the easoD ~;
though addition has been made 10y arrivals from Tie West
Prices without alteration. sales Of New York haze
been made So! North River 81, and oi of Virginia,
ssh 81.
CrGa.About 5000 bushels OF New Western Wheat, very
superior, been sold 81 - L. and about 1000 Of
Virginia. ordinary, 81 10 Large sales If Southern Com
have been made 40 % Northern Oats rs cts an9
Southern % cts.
3nD binds of New Orleans have been disposed
of u to lot OF Porto Rico. ~ 81, and Ion
hhds ST. Crox "a 81 cents White Havana, brought 13 13S
cents.
Of Tea offered BY John Hone Co About $500 packa-
ges disposed If the following prices GPOwdeT 81 %
a.: Imperial 81 is II: Hyson, S7s 10 Tyson
Skin 81 G3 cents Young Hyson, "a al Souchpng, 81 a51
cts TonkaY, 80 cts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

DIED, the residence of his mother IN King William
county, Of short but Illness IN the &h year of his age,
Mr. Ira NJ POWELL, leaving widow and tres infant Chdrs
depore their years the deceased acted in
the capacity of public ofcet during which irsc he transacted
good deal Of business and through lie observed such strict
Integrity Of character secured the love and nj almost
all who kneY him Ills generosity scarcely knew bounds and
his usefulness as citizen public sentiment declares IL has
pleased Providence however the depths ol Its wslo,
BIN of in the meridian Of he and send him thai hnurne
whence eler Bat alienation Of
grief his friends and relatives have The consolation
that only weeks previous his death, when H. as GOOD
health usual, he embraced religion and That hc
became Jealous advocate us aud appeared delight
in uoUght, save IN tbs services Of the Sanctuary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
E',oa, Tie t'etefs1u,;g 7isimes Of ,uoaday.

We understand that letter has been received by
the Mayor ofPetersburg from the Secretary of War
IN answer To the application OF the Common Hall OF
this town to the President of the United States TO
permit one the Engineers OF tue Government 20
survey the Ronto sur contemplated isa Road from
this place to the Roanoke River stating that such are
The engagements OF the Corps that ii is impossible TO
comply with the request Immediately; but that il
would be placed on file, on footing with similar appi-
cations, and receive attention rs soon us practicable
We further learn, that in consequence Of this disap-
pointment it has been determined by the COMMITTEES
of the Hail. to take the necessary steps to procure
with this object in view, Of their body has adj
dressed letter of enquiry the President OF one Of
the most prominent Rail Road Companies at the
North.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
E,o,, tie .,.s,c York Cn,nnercinl .15rcriiss.

E.'tc ~
''7"e Searching Operntion."-Wc are or;evsd 10
find that another Of predictions is coming to pass
too Sonn-orders for commencing the work OF Nor
fonj=d+on upon more extensive scale, having itst
been received from Washington. So that tie clerks
and agents of Marble Manufacturing companies, the
keepers of gambling houses and roulette tables, II any
such have been reformed into the Custonhcuse, to-
Getber with divers and sundry other good honest
Jackson men, quietly enjoying their rewards,
will have to be reformed out again. 1t IS hard to bS
compelled to walk the plank soon; 'but patience
must endure" as the poet has it. There is, after all
more rcnty in this administration than the capIous
coalitionsts have given them credit for.-By putting
steam the rotation engine, they VIII be ena-
bed TO give all the party small excursion i'll their
boat before the end of the voyage, and thus reward
them all. Those who are set ashore III the mean
time, must not grUnbln. They must remember the
advice given by themselves to those lately reformed
out; that it is unmanly TO weep for what cannot be
remedied and that rotation in office cardinal demo-
cratic principle. IF they will frequently repeat this
maxim, together with ''More true joy &c. it will
greatly console them,
The Anniversary Of the battle Of Baltimore vas
celebrated in Baltimore last Saturday by military
parade at which several volunteer companies from
Norfolk and Philadelphia were present.
Dr.. JosrpH MEcnL1N. s'nb Agent at the colony of
Liberia, has been appointed by the Board ut Mana
pcrs Of the Society Colonial Agent TO fill the
cy occasioned by the death of the !amented Dr..
RANDALL.
We learn that NJ CAUsrcl has finished his fine
colossal Statue of W0shington, end that the Nine
fccnh IF October noxt, the anniversary OF the Sur
render Of Yorktown is fixed for its elevation to its
destined place at the suHlmit of the Monument.
LBaR. .4n,er.
Thomas L, Piuckucy. Editor Of the Charleston
Mercury has been elected lptendant Of Tho City Of
Charlcg'o7.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18


Al meeting ofthG Fecholdsrs Stafford county, convened
al the courthouse tie iih day Of September 1929, (c,
Stafford dayte meeting organized by the ap-
pontment Of isocEey PeytOa ChaIman and Unlc T. Can
lvny, Secretary.
The following Resolutions adopted
l. Rcso0cd, the opinion of tins meeting, That TEuMAs
SEDnoN, Esq of Fredericksburg fit person supply va
cancy in this District, in the Convention assemble in Rich
ond in October rcx osca5oned by the death of ESon Cure
ge Esq
Q Reso'ca That the members OF this meeting recdnmerd
him to the sufagrs of the fecholdcTs Of Countls
composing this District and feeling they the Utmost
dence III his integrity and ability will confer upon bin
votes and influence
g ReSolVsd That committee of five appointed the
THAR, correspond with the other Counties composing this
District, for the purpose promoting the ofots Of this
whercupOn the Chair appointed the following gentlemen,
Arthur Norson, john MOmcure, George NJ Cooke Enoch
Mason and ". r. Conway.
On motion, the Chairman and VIM " rey,on added to
the said committee.
papers edited in fredericksburg and in the Enquirer and WING
/ Of Richmond
Resooe4 That the proceedings of This meeting be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary.
ROWzEE PEYTON, Charm
w. r. CoNwAT, Sec'fv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
TnuRsDAY MoIsNING, SEPT. ~. 1920.

The following from the Baltimore Marylander is
only one OF number of cases OF Il similar dcscrp-
ton we have seen noticed III the northern papers,
The Post-ofce department seems determined per fis
aut nefas to talsGy the predictions Of so,nc, who
thought the receipts would depend upon tho conf
dence of the people in its integrity.--Wc have hi,l-
erto RETAINED from noticing these things under the
hope that they accidental but the frequency of
their occurrence raises doubt whether they he not
designed. 1t is evidently done for effect, and the
mode adopted of cheating the citizens, for It is Moth
ing else, is worthy the end designed to be attained
ANOTHER POST-OFFICE EXPOSITION
gentleman called at Office yesterday with 4
letter bearing the postmarl of 'WashinCton d. G..
Sept. H., charged with 40 cents postage; after COT
sulting he carried it to pos-oite and opened
it III the presence of Of the clerks when was
found to be but double letter, although the Wash
ngton post master had taxed it with Gladr;c post
age, being an imposition of 100 rcf cent Twenty
cents of the amount returned. we mention
this circumstance, in addition to the others before no.
ticed by US, with view of showing that the plan OF
overchargng is systematic ono, extending from enc
bling the department to swell ont its annual report Of
receipts The Postmaster at Washington could rot
unintentionaiy have mistaken the letter in question,
it composed of but two sheets Of letter paper,
and did not appear to be more than it really was-a
double letter. tax of hundred per cont. is really
no trifng concern.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
from the National Journal, Stpk'l5.
PROSCRIPTI

Air. Abraln Bradley, Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj was reo't7ed out of Office yesterday; and il is
said that Mr. Charles X. Gardner has been appointed
in lis room.
ton from which &c is removed years enough to
have entitled hin, to the privilege which, according to
Dir. Barry's letter to the Postmaster at Pittsfeld
long and talthtil service" conicrs upon an incun-
bent; but we presume the letter which Mr.. Bradley
had the au!acity to publish taw days since, in TIN,
Ielegraph, IN which he presumed to come in n:1rt
with the "iiagrea- bora," has been regarded rs am
offence toe enormous to be overlooked forgiven
1t Is difficult matter to find SUCCESSOR from tha
Jac:son ranks to the place Of Nh. BRADLEY but u
successor TO his eminent fitness, owing the Intimate
and universal knowledge oftlie peculiar duties OF his
oidcc, derived from study and long experience, viii
scarcely u found. In that case party hatred will
have been gratiled prodgipus Of public ben
Cit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

TIqrd Cqss.-From the following extract from
the Western Reserve (Ohio) Chronicle, it would np-
pear that ain portion OF Trumbull County in that
State is likely to I've deprived ola Post Office because
there is Jackson resident TO be found to Gil the
situation Of Postmaster. Perhaps New York and
SURFACES turned the scale in those cities in favor oil
General Jackson, for such cases. They are much
entitled to their reward the other partisans of Cen
rrsl Jackson and their services will not be required
again till the fall of 1882, by which time impor-
tations will have arrived. AS the Editor Of tic
Chronicle and his correspondent give fair descrp-
tioH of Trumbul County, it is TO be hoped that some
Jackson may be found wiling 20 change his
pace ofhabration, for the honor and cjnolumcnt o
TIE vacant Office Nut To,n".
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

The REFoRiI CoMPIErE.--Juln Cats las been
appointed Postmaster at Dover, (Del in the place of
Mir. Schee renooed. This, says IL writer in tho
Journal, is the last of the Mohicans. The State OF
Delaware has now been punished to the extent Of
President 1ackson's power, for having dared 10 OF
pose his election. Not Postmaster remains in Of
flee, in that State who avowed preference for ano-
Their candidate over Gen JachsQ;. All have felt
the vengetiIl power of the Hero O, what II rlori-
Gus reform! what n,agnanirnity! Two Post Offices
in the State are without incu,nbents. The Presi-
dent has been more prompt to punish his opponents
than to reward his supporters DR. Carey, the Post
maser at BRIDGEPORT was punished but the eroite Sc
l9c;ed 10 fill his place, unable to obtain sa-
Gurt, and after maay Intellectual attempts to detiis
last joined the inhabitants i'll petition for the
ly for the Or. which, having been turucd cot
without cause, he Indignantly rejected; and the o.
flee remains vacant, owing to the incomretency OF
the person appointed This is sample OF jackson
and reform. Docs il not wor: at-lirably!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Duff has already commenced his threatened expose
of Col. Ornc and the Bulletin party in Boston. A.
mong other things he charges Orno with having been
an irnportunate applicant for Office in Washington
and refused If this be so-but Duff is so much ac-
oustomed to manufacture facts to suit his purpose,
that it is hardly worth while to speculate upon his
assertions till we hear from the other party. In the
time Columbus, viz. Col. Orne, as Duff says is
giving beautiful expose Of the Duff Green party in
Boston. we shall favor our readers With some OK
tracts shortly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Ezt1net from II letter 10 Tie Editors from Tennessee
SEPTEMBER lth, 1920.
Gontlemcn:--You sec, from the papers Of this
State that at the late election, but two changes were
made, in our Congrcs sional Delegation The two
new members are, James Stander and Cave Johnson.
Mr. Johnson, apprehend is not so acceptable to the
Heros folks rs 8Tr. Marabe was ] rccolect having
heard it said, that Mr. J. was Iabouring under the
curse of being IF The suspected.
Mr.. Standfer is elected by moiorityof seven or
eight thousand! You, perhaps, remember that be
was in the 18Th Congress. He is prudent, modest
man, Of sound common sense; and is, Of course very
much in contrast to his predecessor, James G.. Mitch
ell, who, you know, has so frequently chased from
their Seats his low-merobers by his windy holdings
forth, udicrousy big words and hoarsc, dissonant
beILotoing. It's fortunate for the Speaker that he is
not again to have inflicted upon him the croGckings s.
Spoutings Of our Roaring Big Warrior. Standifer's
opponent, John Lowry, Esq, a of some talents,
was Of the favorite candidates Of our Senator
Hugh l. White. Lowry is flaming '0to!e-hQg-jto
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Thomas L. Pinckucy. Editor Of the Charleston
Mercury has been elected Intendapt Of Tho City Of
Charlesfc0.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

The Anniversary Of the battle Of Baltimore vas
celebrated in Baltimore last Saturday by military
parade at which several volunteer companies from
Norfolk and Philadelphia we're present.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

The Columbian Gazette answers the Egquirer's
'cui 6ono?" by 'pro bono ptf5hco.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

The Secretary of the Navy, with the appreciation
or the President. has ordered full silt OF sails to be
made tor the sloop OF war Peacock now fitting for
sea o! cotton c'tnriss The experiments which have
been instituted hitherto. support the opinion THAI
not at Mi iGeeror to thar made of hcmp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

ANoTuEn EnITaa REwARpEr-Mr. John :!
ibN< has been appointed Inspector ofthc Customs f;
the port of Dover, New HnuipsLre. THIS g he
lieve Is number twenty eight PfDo!dence .yourna
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Dr.. Josrpu MEcnL1r. Snb Agent at the colony Of
Liberia has been appointed by the Board Of Mana
gers Of the Society, Colonial Agent, TO fill the yacon
cy occasioncd by the death of the lamented DR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

| e. rs,s'r 81 U05 lea. nneoc. ,r
! duced to 5000 r'Ir of the n, =, ,mporan
fortress Of the Turks and r. capture secured - tn
Russians nsn-n, fnotiag on the Western coast n
| the Black Sea Thu Emperor, in = letter To Count
Diebitsch at November 20 sp AXIS f that for
tr"ss which hal cong ieror." From thi,
Date the active operation ut the campaign may be
SHRED IS enled.
October IS -B''cksde Of the Dsrdsneles officially .
| ~ Admiral Heyden.
March l., 1892 battle WAS Tough, near the river
Natoner, A" fTk.} in which the Turks lost 1000
mn in XII d and aided. and the Russians abou,
| 200
March 90. About this lae bnl; was captured b,
the Russian, and immediately fortified for perms.
rrnt position. - @~
.abri II Three detschments of Turkish troops Gro,
the Danube INTO Little Waachia, but are driven back
after Hiring considerable loss.
.M1s H. Sl'stra .gsin invested after an engageme
auot 'wo miles distant in which the Turks los 4yG
or SUI men; and The Russians about $50 o.
same day battle was fought PsravadI. tn TuL
b ing d IN bv n. Grand zi-r in person. Turk !.
los. ~ k'le' 1000; Rl-sians,k i-.i, SOL wounded
June II -tir Il d, ts- the village Of KuIswt.
% tar from humI4. i, which the Grand w
commanded 4. person. ! this engagement and
subs qi-st Aght, tie Turks g 500 killed. gre
NUMBER OF Pr'spner-, ~ ,-ces of csn"o1 s tsnd.rt
all the ammunition wagons, baggage, &c and suff
~ complete dispersion.
June Surrender Of Sl stria the Russians. TIE
garrison, consisting Ut 5000 men, and the AIMED H.
hsol,snts. consisting Of 10 600. made prsons..
" war aupNE lneTO, tNO tnrc:- Iali"Q PAchS
$50 pieces Of cannon, and 100 stands of colors wei
June u. Err. rum captured nv the Russians Among
prisoners re thr Ssra,ki.r and four Pschas: l5U
annnn were taken, % VI them It H,ssaak,
July 10 -Chors add Berburst (As. Turk " occupiet
~ the russians.
July 15-rwo divisions Of the Russian Army LETT
- Ia to nndertsk- the pssssg of the B. kan.
Jmty l7-lS-l9-The principal obstacles md
10 cs'non, IA standards, with nearly 400 prisoners
* from thr Turks, who also had man, killed.
JaLy SS-in descending the Daksn, 'he Russians en-.
eountered Turkish division ot 5000 1000 MN III.
der the Seraskier A,dnhl Rshm.n, and defeated
them, taking two b,tt r,es Of four guns each, and
four ohrr pieces of cannon. 100 PRISON RS,
standards.
July 2S-Capture of desembra. with 20 andards. IS
cannon, and 1000 prisoners. Same DAY, Achioi wss
captured con sning IA pieces of csnnon. two pow.
rm,g zines, &c.
July a. Capture of Bourgss, containing ten pieces Of
'~nno", snd abund sncr Of military stores.
Jalr 2S-Cspture o. Aidos. with the whole Turkish
amp: QUO trn's, 500 barrels POWDER four Standards
four cannon graz quantity of small arms, and 800
prisoners
Aug 20 -Adranople surrendered 10 the Russians.
.iHg 3l-Caoiurs e S.yno |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

lie ID ~. as ,y Rr-si, i>sueti ~ T..
b q A,n ls I" that docum- Mt the Emperor Dr.
res ts viii not ~ down his till he has ob
AIMED the results which sets forth, I'll the
Turkey past r'ra'ies sck ledg"d and enforced
nvI'iable liberty I" the commerce Of the Black S-a
and tb. free navigation Of thu Bosp' and, hnsl,
the tnlfmfn OF the Cnnve ntion of July 6h for he pa
h:at,on "f Greece Present prospects Indicate that
ne viii oe able to enforce III. sc conitons. The prin
c'psv hts Of the war, far We have been able 70
C H. 'tth' ~. briefly as follows
May Ia. 1928 Campaign commenced
June 9Th Passage Of the Danube. and capture of So
'". - w.t. II pisces Of cannon.
June 9Th Egg ment beta the Russian and Turk
Ii Il ss near Brsow; the forRtr c"os,s,i, ~ II
vessels OF dH-ren, sizes, and the latter of 50 d
this numbfr, Is were tsken sunk, burnt, 6, 4nde.
SINE dsy, tur kish hotills, it'll arms, ammunition,
l. was captured If Anapa, on the A,.tic eoss, :
$50 ersons and standards were taken.
June llA IS rrend OF is.ktscha IN The Russians, t.
z ther ~ ieces Of Cannon, IL stands Of col,r,,
and n larry o. cntity of ammunition.
June l5M-ln attempting to carry Br ilow by stors.,
t.. Russians lost $40 men kill d including ii jr
Gen rails w II and I'm tn, aud 1910 wounded.
June 90 krakow surrenders I" h Russians. cond
hon OF t"i Garrison b ing -'mrted to retire to s.
lsria 27S csnnoo. $4,000 hs oi powder, add a.
INN n'e gu ."tiy bai's, re AIKEN
June Is. Surf ndsr f Asrs (Asstic Turkey with IS
p crs csn'on. and lsrg qu,nti'y OF amu.uni.
u The garrison consisted Of 500 zen
Jny 3D. Previous this date, III, had take
ven fo'tr sses. VIZ Brailow, M, chm Toults-ha.
H'rsov kastendj keusgon, and nagala. besidr.
Auaps, q" the on~i Asia. Foul .6a was g.rri
sunrd by nearly 1900 men, and had 81 annon on the
r.T:srts.
Inty Is The fortress of Ksrs CAS- Turk taken b,
s,or rhe garrison. 1t Is said, smountet to IL 900
POO Ut shom W, re killed. and $500 n.sdr pr.
sou "-iud'og Pschs Of two Tails. Isl pieces Of
"a taken.
Jnty ~ S''str,s invested by the r ,ssisns.
.d1sH" In the nigh, following this Gay. the Rus.
sa ho,lla before Varns made attack upon that OF
y frks, and csptur ! ur,een vess- is
Hsyas 20 The CT. nd visi-r ef, CoustantnopIe for
zoe srIy.
'dIsH" 22--The fortress Of Ardsghsne Gas Turk
: rrrnd led ~ tn. Russians
~ gH" IN VS. arrived At Odessa Of the capture of
as"hil and Topsschale, Gas. Turk } together with
% sn'sr's, aud several t,oussnd prisoners
Sepfemter 70 The S.rssker of WiddG having crossed
'h' ID ub lar Ksi,fat, and being on the advance
was attacked by General g. smsr, and after an obs.
nate engage meDt was compelled to retreat His loss
Is repr ssn'.d to have beer very severe SAM day
manifesto vas issued from S.. ,rshurg .r,ieriag
new levy 1t foar men in every 500 o' the populs.
tim.
of0SsrF FSrna carried by assault. Garrison. neud.
d nhsh,sns, . T. rsed I'VE ~ nn-,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
"GnAMMAn School. The N.wyukc

"GRAMMAn School. The New Yoke.
mercial, always a warm advoo ate in the ca,
Of educ alton, says" An institution Of hi, 4
scrip ion is very much wan'ed a, Washing
At the prrsen, time, and, We should think, VA
capable man from one Of our Eastrrn smi
ries, would meet with good encoursgemen
his terms were made reasonable. The S
t.'y Of War has just issue on"th gem
order, in viii b We find the following clear /.
ineligible sentence:
"The Law requiring that the Court shall sc u
oath, Maf il lods so done must be rendered mamjr
the records itself. aud can be made apparent IN no
er way; in this view then, the proceedings are d.
tive; so much 30; that Judgment cannot be prOuei
ed upon them"
We should Ike TO see the rule OF J,cks
Syntax. by which hi. sentence m , b. pals
Perhaps he "srro d sec ion" provides fo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

The case Of NJ. BARRozo, as Ia.e Cb,,,,
AT Tres Of Portugal, which vas to be a.,
his morning ir the District Court for III, r.
and County Of Philadelphia, has been po,,,.
I'd again until Saturday next. Mr.. DALI, !
District Attorney Of the United States, ~
seated himself 10 the Cour', and remarked, 4,
while taking no par al prrsen 10 the cot,r
versy, he was instructed by he Depar,msr,
State TO submit, for the information Of !
Court, copies Of all he d ,cumrn,s and cor,
pondence in possessio Of hr go,ernn.,
which could throw any further light uuop i
subject: at the same time he read, by drc.p
of the Court, the opinion &C NE Arofnsy G.
nrrai, given ut the Request Of he D,par rO,,
which had been transmitted with he olhe, ,
pers. This opinion IS decidedly ias OF abb,
M Barro2o's claim Of privilege.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
BLACK LEGS EsraAr lady in one Of

BLACK LEGS EsrRAI - lady in one Of the
We ,eru s;ages, W VI On her way to his place,
on Friday lasl, had Saao taken on, oil heribas-
ket, Notwithstanding her ha,ing the ba,k-t In
her own charge aud wa bfui eyr upon IT,
Suspicion re- ed upon gentee' lo' king person,
who had acted as her protector ard who had
\, en- introduced to he, ss Mr.. Randolph. On
b,> arrival mere, he esiered his name fer seat
{. he eastern stage, as Case. Alter his arrest,
~ dec,ared his nsme 70 be Charles Gaze Ran
N. He has IT,, committed to await his
,-'al, although the money was mol found upon
nan, Utica Observer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

CEREMONY. Alexander Evrreu was sac
ing aIon. on morning on the Washington "
OF the bridge bull, across the Potomac. a'"g
.. 4 O'Clock, when he was suddenly aee''n
bv ANNE ROYAL, with a request 'ha' he sS''
IA, or her vi h al introduction to the PRESIDE
the exrcu i've chair bring a thai 'ime h'so y
his friend John Quincy Adam. Woody -
wish 10 see him now 'sm," replied Ever
Nv uld you wish to see him now" h'fa
perhaps expected, the lady at once 'episo /.
the sfhrma i've, when E,erc', immrdIstly 90
her towards The railing of the idse &'"Id r'
20 look over. She did so. and in a {. molp.fa
the chef Of the republic appeared in the W
tiers of the Potomac, kicking and plungInep;',.
under the arch, where hi Was quietly eoJN
the comforts Of cold bath, refe'h"sn :,
which he is said to Le extremity fond. - ),
was Mrs. Royals first formal in rodue 100 ~ y
Mr., President Adams Colonial ~ Z '''