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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
MIR simpson i, Clerk in the General Pos, Office
APPOINTMENTS AND REdovALs

hPPOlNl MENIS AND RE tOVALS.
d. .Inmo C1rson aud samuel Mark Ia be
Iuspectors Of he Port IT AtrNana ~, VIC 10
,eph Hdrri. auj Bdiinm LnHph,sr removed
Hasiing'O Ori0bcr 2.--lhr " irtotm III
Tive Posi- office Is l. be complete PhiHens Brad
len il rsmo,rd fom IN. ollie Of Second A,sis-
tan Post,na,tcr G-ne al. What ra-ris.n
waiting for his rr,varu'' is IN I'll his place
arcld nj or ono les. innocent agent vii pto-
,ly determine nd I M n due ine report.
n yer WI. ny publ ollie 80 drsorghnrzed m
the Drpartnrnt Of tn Post Office now i.
Prnvcrbal a tie Dlliee has always been co.
the regu arlty Of sacton, nd the puncluali
with which above al, lie pecuniary engage
monis have heen met. W. shall not be SUR rI,ed
10 hear hat IL has failed 10 make is contracts
his .ea,'n, n wellas 10 discharge is engage
msnts uhder existing contracts. II We A.
agreeahly disappointed in this pre.enuiment
we shall give TO the nav corners all the praise
they " IN deserve, fir more acquaintance wuh
the ordinar, routine Of business than we sup
pose them 10 have had any opportunity of &C
quiring. Do what they may they can nrver
replace the TWO Alr. Baditys md Nj. COyie
who rs ii in prctect contempt AID disregard
Of every oh igatlon OF duty aud Difference Ia
the public interest, have been driven from
stations when thet hhfr long iiilrd with honor
10 themselves, and advantage to tho Public
The Reform we hour. Is sill going on
Some Of the most valuable of the remaining
Clerks II the General psf office. are 10 follow
The fate Of the mot melilrous already rs,ao
red Nat. fai
We hear that I'm Sicubcn Smith and $ r.
Chapman have been removed from ne situation
OF Clerks in the Second Comptrolrr's Office
The objection 10 The first OF these gentlemen
IS that he Is the grandson OF the venerable
John adams, and the brother in-lan Of the TX
President AdlmS The Of lection to Mr.. Chan.
man is. NE suppose, thu he did not favor III.
el,cton OF General Jackson To the Pre,idency.
H.
Letter have been ln'cly received NJ Chester
from Comm 5dore Porter, positively stating tina,
be- will return from Mexico ohls native couo,y
in the month OF Octubrr. RI
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tt.-aIlae eaeh uthrt ~nh Ivru.sfHnee s"d de-
c.fno, M ,ndini ~ tho graf CAUSE and ~ The
interest of tie coucein
But while decide ilv opposed TO 81 'o,"''o"
on terns d,salvanag-oss 10 myself ! nm
ready 10 d..s,l,e 80 .runs thai s"o"il oa"'
sjder suitable he proposition 10 'ei""a 'ne
lie IN ,usa I'd jol ars aud pas NJ expenses !"
Haslon. yoa co tsidcr eiz b tbf me, "' you
Won 4 noi make b. 90 niiis anu ifp'
Ter IN the concern, ~ eq n. ~ ulhs' oe ~
odyani .r.ous q yon a. . wod n 10 mSse"'
I Will ,barriare propps9 10 pay 20 hEo 'ho"'
and deft,rs for al gptr sharn OF ihr partner
hin r,gpts ~ properly including snh-ef' piion
n, ,,,ter,al. work done sn1 10 bs donr, &C.
..r. AMI twa thoasand ,nare tor your rrhhqnna-
lac. Tor lea yeas, all right - conduct "r he
eoncerned n any p'p or printing VIM" INC
d,st,ici 81 cDiuIn1i,. Yen cancellmg my Two
nntest to yoursef. AL pBiag al the p'r'nef'
uer,h,p debt. the Whoie being one enI"r pro.
po.i,,o,. Il yon dssm tbis inehgi'le, WI
,,k. snoiher vii sell all my rights ~ me
establish nent Tor 12bo@ IN cash, You can.
CEILING beadts, nv two notss 10 soufsr", anu
giving me "a qua aniee He"1si ms p"''n''
.hip DENTS. csis,ing ~ 10 'rtsi ms "o'os'
,iisn IL founded upon ,snf own estimate ni me
,s,ne nj the rsnHi 81 penis whI1n :" our inier'
vi.w Al Nes York, eaus ated 10 lac ut, hon-
..nd doaars. Il von reisct both oil lh''e pro
,,,.,,,ans n,tbing remains for nie but ~ dis.
rh,rr. nv dune, aaA drfend my tigh :. The one
,,,thiaiiy and the ether firmly. sgree" With
YOU IN saying. thet all com municai'o"s between
n, on the subject. should be III wiring
Very respectfully sous.
X JARVIS.
The ,ema,oderof the correspondence sn"''
,a,,c,t RI.
Seut e5 le2p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
FOREIGN.

LATE AND lNPORTAN FROM EUROPE
~ ,,c nack.I ,h,n Napnleon. Cant smith,
=, N York IN, editors of the Commercial Al
ve,,;se, be,e rec.,yed copiuns lies Of London
,.,n,r. J., ,h. evening Of the 2Ith of August
,nd I,verpooI Of the 20, II inclusive.
S,,t of U1r -Icth, Latest German news is
=. H.. denended ,noo the c,,nraign, IN Europe
me, b.v. ere mis- terminated in the downfall
'.ha,Lo,. ,n.,t of 1oes,,n,,o,,le. uness the
p.,,,,.hu,,ll hay, came IN terms
Tho ,,,eu,.,,o Z..tuoo nj ,he 18th August
:. w. ha,,o -, , I,arn, n, ,bie ,Iace rro, n
o,o,,a, ,b,, NAV he deu.pded unon. that Off
- ,o,ys ,y,s ,ere,v.d early in me morning
,ho ION no tive Rn sian Legation "A, Vienna.
,ha, c,ner.l 'p,.hi,sch ,ue, helm, Joined h,
ho c,,ns ,ho, landed a, Siz,hoIi had totally
,c,a,oJ md disn.r,ad tbo Tn,L;5 IA army IN I,
as,,., h,,ln aar k;Likiii.s, roo German
H.. ,.,,,, c,,,s,.,,,,,o,,,o\ Tho hte ol the
".';,aI -, a., ,,,,,,, doo,Ie, IN, ,ext nn.l
r. -, V,o,., q, IN h,,ug ,,s the n,,t;rulars
Ci;, t,,oIl;,o,c, ia AMID l., b.v, been re-
- =, ni,,,;oS an III. l5,b Aneust from nm
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course VI MS own "'o''.'ns =" ."' '''"' V, ''.e
enemy ''mS h'"mpha" AZ Tue e"'rS Oh MS
c"p''hI L"'te c""'n ne eNPec''" rom MS
pfese"cr NEAR me scene "' "Pe'"''o"s' ""e''">
was "''n' 'henes' '"lo''""'e T. WA MS pr
so" shoo'o ue 'I rom Tue 'e"c" W '"e AUS
s""s Tue Guy o' o'o"s"' u" WV "''"''' Sp''''
anon "" "''e' nom to"s a"''''P'e' "e'''s
'he ff'ponn' was 'hete'"'e Tue p'"'e s"ppo''n
10 nave zee" seltr'en ny Tue 0o"ah rs re-
'rra' !" 'nt Ut" instance
iFa"4"i'oy p'e'a'en !" Tue cap',"' up :" '"e
departure OF 'he ma'l ho'"hh.'"on'"s 'ne
oh"hs'neSs "i inc "h"on'n.s' AS y'' '"e
oa'an had not removed ms nra" quarters
from me Val'ey OF bo"s o''oeral ine eNch"hSe
on England nau 'a''th 10 % IL al Sohs'a"
''nope' ""d OF AT smyrna
All the new received lFon 'he Le'a"t agree
that there are great changes IN the political
system which is to be followed with respesc'
10 the war in the tsst.-lhr Cabinet OF 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

u The Richmond Enquirer does not CON
eide IN opinion with the author Of the 1T No.
OF Reirospec,s,' &c but gives il place IL
his sycoPhaniic columns, i" in the spirit Of
free press - What n great pity that The
free press did not have spirit enough to
rebnke the author, il was necessary or proper
to give place 10 rawlings of which the Educ
himself disapproved. But the author was
Gorernor, Jackson-m an, and in Eifha'Ond~
three things which have a wonderful influence
on the nerves of the Editor of the Enquirer
But free press would have scorned TO puOl'"
SUCH an article, particularly if it was reaHyoP
posed 10 IFS traltorous sentiments. II won"
as soon have published recipe, componnasu
oil the most deadly poisons, as certain cure
Tor raging epidemic. No: il was publisher
IN the spirit" Of a trucking. servle, ineeHa~'
~ press "a press which ministers without ''
luc'ance TO the bad passions of the worst o.
men-a press which changes It's course win wv
shift'ng winds, deifying to-day n man who"
Dad cursed yesterday and cursing With Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
From NE National hitl'igencer.

THE GENERAL POST OFFICE,
The General Post Office seems 10 bc suffer
ing in the progress of 3" Reform There
never, probably. Was a more signal illustration
OF lhr value Of the old provrrb, Let very
" ell alone, - than is 20 be found in the present
condition. Of that Department, in which chaos
seems 10 have come again. This Home DE.
partmeni Of the Gnvernmen nj, So elhcient under
the late Administration, is almost brok en- down
under the attempt TO Convert il into n great
party machine an attempt which las never
been made before. aud the slightest tendency
10 which has been, heretofore, indignantly
frowoed upon by public opinion.
The following Letters from the late First
Assistant Postmaster Is eneral add, essed 10 MIR
Barry, the Postmaster. General is copied from
the United States Telegraph, Of SEPTEMBER
26,h;
Chevy Chdce, Sspi. %, 1929.
Sir : When my friend Simpson was here
Oh Saturday evening, he was so dipiOmntique,
thai | could not well tell whether he came on
his own account, on your account. or on the
account of those who manage your official af.
fairs. | gave, of course. TITLE heed 10 his re-.
marks, but told him OF sudry acis, sayings aud
dnings of yours which showed your total I'M
fitness FOR the office OF Postmsster-G General, and
which must inevitably J. al To your immediate
removal, If known 10 the President. These
we're told him with the express intention that
they should be communicated 10 you.
No representation on the subject had then
been prepared and the delay arose from q re-
l1ttance I" take any step which might look
like the offspring cfresenI inent. Upon further
reflection, however, I have conc luded that
whatever appearance il may Rave. il ia my
duty, both as citizen having proper regard
10 the interest If his country, and as an indivi-
dual having due regard Ia his reputation, TO
represent the subj CT folly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Wv 1hLL oH II LAN
An eligible stand for Grocery Store.
u flllE tenement situated on maia street d.
- opposie TO Liberty Warehouse. Posses
sion given on the 25h Nov. next. Ifs sale Of
the above tenement is not effected before the 18th
of November it will be for rent for one year
from that date. For terms apply 10
NJ. w. DAVENPORT.
Sept. % Gift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

Protestant Liberaidy Barclay, Esq
of Saugcrlies, Ulster county, HIS presented to
the Crrhohc Bishop o. New York, through III.
Rev Mir O'Reilly, a piece of ground IN the
Catholic Church " Y dmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

Chaacery Could've have seen letter from
Chancellor Taylo TO the Marshal, dated the LIST
INST. by which we learn that his health is much
improved. He intends 10 leave home to-mor-
row. and 10 open his Court in this place neat
Honda,. He will stay until the business be-
fore him shall be completed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

Thc New York Ppsl states thai Washington
Irrng has accepted the Place offered him by
This government, OF Secretary of Legation at
the Court Of ST. James.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

-.1p-
ktu Oriedns. Sept. I,
The Yellow fever seems TO extend SIS THfhges
IN he country. Intelligence from hsnchse and
L apprentices reports ,eYeTal draihs by th''
d.. adful disesse AMI ont OF our i"sprc'ahr
81 izcns lately arrived from the Bay oi 81
LUIS states thai six privsies aud an oih'e'
ofihe company of United States troops staiipn'
ed there hat died. IL town the sickness lar
from diminishing seems every day 10 lpcita'r
in ma ignitv. aud ~ the mouth oi the Bab ou
ST. John, where II ne mistake not. no case OF
yellow fever had ever beeu seen, several deaths
have already occurred.
We have never known business so dull even
ri this time OF the yrar, as u has bern SINCE
our lat much NJ Which IL owing 10 the pre-
valae epidemic 81 frequently noticed IN our
late numbers mud We are sorry IN remark,
continues with urabatcd violence when 1t " 81
end. /. impossible al present II venture nm q.
Iininn. unless W. 20 10 thr extremity oi r."
hard fros's. which cannot in this climate he III
peried soon, We have bad shaver OF ram
almost cvrrv day during the week, winch
causes orr nnpaved streets Ia the business pari
of The city and fdukb0urgs. 10 be IN many
places impassable, particularly Grod street,
loading 10 the Protestant buying ground, Is =
disgrace 10 our city and those in power VINO
ought 10 see II In better CONDITION. Strangers
must naturally draw very unfavorahle conelu
SION. (~hen attending "n the lss melancholy
ceremony Of their deceased friends and rela
tive. } finding The vaYb m condition dancer
nns f,r hrsrscs 10 pass, where 50 many acct
tents have taxed place, shocking TO the feel
inps oi those present We have no material
NJ eratiprs Ia notice IN our market, quotations
may he considered generally nomluhl. Inc
Mississippi remains al The same low stage as
before courier.
Lurrnhre bnsinea.--In looking over the
New York Cnn,lrr and Euqulrar Of Friday
las, we counted one hundred aud sirlY Se,en
mn Advertisements, exclusive OF auction
sales.
The New York American states, that, within
a few years, n miHion Of dollars have been
lost IN steam boat spsculaliOns OH the Hudson
river.
TIL New York Posi- states that UdshiHgiOH
Irring mas accepted the Place offered him b,
This government OF Secretary of Legation at
the Court Of ST.. James
Protestant Liberohiy.-ilenry Barclay, Esq
of Sauecriies Ulster county. hFs presented to
the CrIholic Blshop o. New York, through thu
Rev. MIR. O'Reily, pirce of ground IN the
Catholic Church. " Y Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

The New York American states, that. within
few years n miHi0n of do10rs hsse brer
los, ~ steam boat spscuaIons Oh the Hudson
river.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08

Luernire bnpnc8.--In looking over III,
New York CnnrIrr and Euqurnr of FRIDAY
last we counted one hundred aud ar'y se'1
mn Advertisements. exclusive Of auction
sales.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
Fine Wines.

GEoRGE JOHNSON has just received, per the ve
u loclty. from Madeira, supply of
old London Particular Madeira Wine.
in pipes, hogshesds, quarter and half quartz, ca,k,,
J. How ard, March & Co.'s brand. warranted pure
such as comes "to order" and suitable for the best IA
bles He has also received per same vessel, few c.
and half Or casks of the
T" Finest Grape Juice,'
q most delicious wine. all of which he offers for d
on termrs which he hopes will please; and invites I'D
crs to call and examine the same, at his store o. L.
wins wharf, where he continues to transact .igetygp
Commission Business of every description
II Intelligencer will pleye insert the above viosl
week tl forbid G.
sent %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
New Books.

lust received, BY Steamer Columbia, an add'Gon'
- supply Of valuable BOOKS; among then, hiF
family bibles with plates, bound in morocco and al
small family testamenis; Pilgrims Progress; pNs
books, elegant edition, extra gill; Johnson's and Val
ers dictionary, improved by Todd; St Valentine Day
the last Wavsrly Novel, vols; gilt albums; oM "
books: merchants meo DO engraved heads Tor h0e
ornamental work; Clarke on the Promises; BOW
Sermons; Opie's Works, I2yols; do on Lying; "'o
bridges Geography aud Atlas: Cumm'n's 40, 10 !
Worcester's do. do Silver pencils; blank oOo'
quilts; black.lead pencils; crayons, &c &c Az s
small invoice Of English wanuts and sottshe'Nc
sent 18 GEO WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

had establishments on the rock, have ,,,.,
ed them wholly for similar concern, n C ~
and those who retain them have Eel, Ih.retDl
compelled, by the rapid growth of hu,;n.'a
forr, houses in Cadiz also.
The Shipping Interest and the China T,od. ,
the 18th Aug. the American shin New
land left Liverpool, fully laden for Cau,o,
on the 18Th he American ship Isabella ,,'.t
from thence for the same place Thi, ;'E
fourth voyage OF this kind tina, the Issabel, "a
made.
Lisbon letters Of late date Stat. -,
great uneaslness prevailed in the MIior.r%
Cabinet. on account Of his Highness no, ~
off tally recognized by Great Britain as r
of Portugal. According TO reports in the e,.EE
papers, Miguel will mol long have TO eomnI,'
Of similar neglect on the part of III, ' ~
French ministry, as The head ofit, Prime. p'I
nae has been heard to speak in favor of II. !
supper.
The young Empress Of Brazil left NUM-.
Angus 4. with her suit in eigat carriag,, B.
Osienh.
The Russian Emperor and Empires, arm.
at St. Petersburg on the 2Srh July.
nc uetdHcu Duiielih vi TIE victory obtain.
on ;he lib Of June over :he army Of The G,,,,
Vizier, near Paravadi, concludes with the 4
lowing statement Of the loss of The two aru;.,
"These splendid advantages over the Grss
Nizer could not be Obtained without cop,5.,
able loss Cor loss wss-
Killed -22 S aft and superior officers A.,
1889 privates.
Ioundsd Maj or-Generals 0troscherks,
Gla,ersp, 2s staff and superior Officers, m
1909 privascs.
The loss of the enemy is far greater. B,
sides tie prisoners, he lost i, the battle & Aipl
5000 killed, and, as we have already said
whole baggage Of the Grand Vizier's army, h
own rquipages, six Standards, and forty. HI,
cannon, fell into the hands Of the corluerors
ST. Petrsburgh Journal lug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

AN INTERESTING CREw.-The brig Clio,
which sailed from Bos'o for Quebec on Wed>
nesday last, was purchased and is owned by
Sir Eacc Coffin. and has on board i,reniy one boys
all Of the blood Of " old Tris,ram Coffin, %
who emIgraled from Dsvonshire, England in
l64s, aud settled in Nantucket in 1860, hay.
ing in company with Peter Foleer, d.. Frank
Inns grandfather. frs, Undue ed the natives TO
sch the island. These lads are embarked un :
der the care and instruction Of Cap ain Pink
ham descendant, Of the same progenitor, for
Tn. purpose Of acquiring complete knowledge
and skill in the science and duties Of naviga,
lion and sesmanship; and to become qualified
for marine officers, either for merchant or ma i.
,iensl vessels. Captain Pinkham has been spo-
ken OF 10 Us as very accomplished and care
full officer, every way suited to his interesting
charge. The Clio carried out a small freighI
with view TO m,et the expenses of the vow
age. Sir. Isaac met the boys accidentally in
the street day or two before they sailed, and
his eyes overflowed with benevolent delight, a.
he received their simultaneous salu,a ion.
Mass. Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
For Rent,

-~ Ths, elegant Two Story bo
E&}gl(AH House, with kitchen wash and oan'n'sS
8 All stable and csrriage-house, an e'es'ms-
9N4 den and well of excellent water, P, -.
in the centre of the square,, cisern OF WASH VIZ,
and every conveniency by few and e.
by none Of its size in town II is at present oS
by Mr.. James Cloud. Possession given on OF W"
the first of September next. Apply to ,.rrr
aug l7-eutf ROBr BkUbhr,--s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
500 Reward.
sept 1S-t|

DAN AWAY from the subscribe, on t ,,, y ~,
IL June, living in Prince Georges county, hg
woman BETSY; tall well looking woman, 49,, ,oJI
% years old She expects chilli about ,ne I y,
ding Her clothing consisted Of a white and s o..
dresses together with country cloth and c0Iton nv
and bonnet trimmed with pink ribbon W." ;s,,t,
20 dollars for the apprehension of SAID woman ~,
in the state Of Maryland, or 80 dollars d ts.e"
the state. HENRY iho"'
august 15-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
l V

lis not In Haunting scenes of mimic wo,
That now are whimpered on the ribald stage;
Nor hearing sermons that arc just SO so,
Or good aunt Susan lash this vicious age;
Nor vet in hunts of pleasure on the water,
With music bad and dancing ten times worse,
Where this ones wife or that ones ugly daughter,
Thro' pure compliance, levies on your purse,
In ices ielhes nick-nacks, lemonade,
what might some honest BRIDESMAIDS bill have paid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
ORIGINAL POETRY.

Ma EpIroa-I send you an attempt at an imitation
Of the syle of Don Juan. Please give It place, an'
obIge 1.-THE LAST OF THE" sQUEEBoS.
/.
There's pleasure in beholding natures charms,
Capsrisone in their greenest lvsryi
When Morning seems to we just then left the arms
OF Night-to some very hard delivery
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

There is a charm in oysters and champagne,
But many n call my taste epieuresn-
What Others think tho never gives me pain,
For seldom cynics and g"urmsnds agree man,
Gourmand is wrong; for tho IN merry vein, .
loft indulge. and love atnll and free cam.
Yet none can say that e'er muddy felt,
Or more than INNS OF port took under belt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
II |

There is a charm in reading Fl9ccus Horace,
Although rot proper all his works to s,udyi
There was a charm to hear Sgnora STORAGE,
Tho now her fame is getting somewhat muddyi
There is a charm TO kiss rosy face,
And pinch cheek most ruStically ruddy;
But still there is greater charm than all.
The only Iiure one man has since the fall.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
For Rent.

LII The House lately occupied .! ~.
~ IA Dunlap, as grocery sore and PM. 4.
~ ytl lar, on ROYAL street, directly opPsj. 4
new matket-one of the best s''''
Alexandria. For terms apply 10 ,,-wvrr
sept 15-tf PETER hLNn'---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

lis not in scenes ofroyaty and pomp;
'ris not in Puneh's mmIcry and jes'i
'ris not with pretty girls alone to romp.
Nor drinking soda--Ht pburn's very besti
Tho must I love glass sometimes
OF stuff that spsrkles rs a sea OF pearl,
Making my nose to Jingle like my rhymes;-
And then it doth my Fsncy's wing unfurl.
f" Ascends me in the brain'-and makes each desert
scene
In this worlds wilderness, a spot ofgreen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

Cesar possessed il not-nor do great men,
when they propose to lay heavy tax on
Some poor mans comfort for their own pure gain;-
rT bet dollar, too, that Geners Jackson
Has no, id iota in his breast,
Although he sits so high aud talks 50 big;
Nor has The dandy, deck'd in SUNDAYS best,
who struts along pure-conceitedp rigi-
But must tell you, else you viii not lind
l; out in twenty yesrs-'Tis PEACE OF MIND.
HLerandria SeDfember, 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29

The tolls on the Canal at Leeehsurg, Ohio,
amoon' to S6s per day. Twenty boats ply be-
tween Pitlsburg and Blairsyille.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
CHAMpAlCNE. HIBBERT's LoNDo

BRowS Stout, PORTER, &c.
ID J sA. VETAT returns lis thanks 10 the publ
4. for the patronage they have heretofore erteu1u
TO him. and informs them that he has this day receive
fresh supply Of the above choice Liquors, wit, Wild
he would be happy to furnish them. either by whoesi
retail. Also, by the schooner Esther Sally, seq,
raj hogshesds Of
PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
which he will deliver in any par, Of the town RE.
expense. by the dozen or otherwise. lie has hand
CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINES
Of his own importation, which he will warrant pure
All orders from the country will be thankfully r
ccived and promptly att-ndedto.
Good strong pinegar suitable for family use, ma' e
had al Nil times at his BoTTLIyo CELLAR loyal SRI"
alexandria Cash given for Old Bonks
Corks of various qualities for sale.
N. b. Dyeing and Securing continued as he's''foH
sept IS