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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Consolidating

HOLM SUMMERS 4 ALEX'R p. AUSTIN, respect.
u fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnership and continue carrying on the
roych and Harness Making Business,
at the old stand on ST. Asaphstree;. between King
and Prince, aud formerly occupied by John Summers;
where all orders will be with promptattcnuon aad
-, Cd r;,b pc,,ncss and Durability feb9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

.TUEIFI
EDWARD STABLER & SON. p'"sS''Ae xs-dfi'
WIN GUNToN. Druggist rehn'' " Wasiirgts'
N. JEwETT, Druggist. Pennsylvania HWra,hing'es'
JNo. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown tb@
c NIIKRAY. Port Tobacco, Mo. ---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

Which he offers for sale at reduced prices, viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Edward Stabler & Son,

Apothecares ( Druggists, alexandria, ID. C.
jan l7-law6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Dyeiug and Securing,
Concentrations, Coughs, Sc.

I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure of colds, coughs, con-
| SYMPTOMS, splitting OF blood.
\ asthmas, and all disorders OF
the breast and lungs. The
n Vegetable Indian Specific has
! Stood the test OF experience,
snl proved itself the mostva-
liable r nedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
From DOCTOR ". GIBSON,

n. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

~ paper, proof of conception, ;hCre Mere two IN
this city of the political creed with the Enqul-
dofing part of the last contest that Were pre-
emncnty corrupt, they almost entirely supper
ted by eeemOsynary and if we do not the
Washington Telegraph, was purchased and partly
sustained by donations Of indiv iduals." When the
respectable editor of the Enquirer enters upon such
discussions, he should be careful overcharge
ms gun, lest 1t
"Fly back and kick its over"
We cannot close the remarks without making one
more extract from the article, i'll order to show its
force
'TheIe strong parallel drawn between the opeuins ad-
mnis,raton OF Jefferson and of Jackson They stood
different situation from the other Presidents. Gen Washington
organized the and of course
MIR. John Adams proessed belong
school with Gen. W. and retained many his
as he coudhl Madison quietly followed Mr. Jeffersonas
Mr. Monroe did Mr. Madson-and Mr. John @ Adams pro-
fessed 10 follow the footsteps of MIR Monoe.But the
ton of Jefferson and Jackson were of Civil Revolution
them organized 10y the friends of the previous administration;
aud similar employed by their opponents defeat
their success"
Mr.. Adams, protesting to belong to the school
with Gen. w Washington, retained the officers whom
the father of our country appointed. These MIR.
Jefferson dismissed Jefferson then not belong
ing to the Washington school. dismissed Washing
tors officers. Truly, considering the feelings with
which the citizens of this country do and OF right
ught to regard the character of Washington, the
doctrines of the Enquirer scarcely be considered
polite however gratifying they may be to the admin
istratlon party.
The next assertion of the Enquirer. however is of
| another character--each of the successors of Mr..
Jefferson quietly followed his Immediate predeccs-
sor's practice, until Gen. Jacksons electon--T Mr..
Jefferson right, OF the Enquirer thinks
him how can Gen Jackson be OF herwise than wrong
III not following those who followed MIR. " The
horns of the dilemma obvious, the editor of the
| Enquirer may take either OF them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
THE DEFAULIER AGAIN.

From the .N:ttiOnat Journal Of JIondnv.
The pensioned press of ribs city published, OH Sa
turday, letter frum the Third Auditor, dated April
3 1921 to prove that Major Lewis, who has been ap-
pointed Second Auditor by Cen Jackson was not i,
public detaulter. This ptui truck, like his own
statement, is worthy the hlrelng Editor of that
temptibe print. Now what are the facts,
Suit was ordered against Major Lewis, in August.
1899, for SIN Thousand dollars advanced by Governor
Blonnt on the 25th May, 1915.
Judgment against HIM was rendered in December,
1873, for S5.272 3D. and indulgence of one and two
years: from January !, 1921 granted him. his
securing the debt.
ON the LIST "f January 1928, Major Lewis paid
- ,@o7 63: account of the Judgment: and in July
1920, further sum OF 5 one was paid.
Aud for The balance. which was due on he 3D. of
March last are informed thata further indulgence
to the Sd OF March, 1880, mas g1anted by General
Jachson!!!
Major Lewis has been reported public dcfauli er
by the Third Auditor at every session OF Congress,
Including the last since 1922.
II the object OF the Telegraph "wore truth, it
would repubsh this statemcnt;" but is paid ont
of the Treasury, for defending the of Gen Jack
SON. right or wrong, we can only expect repetition
or new version of It's talsehoods.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
Litter to the Editors Of the Boston Palladium.

NEW I DIRK, July Sd.
have seen in the public prints. letter. originally
published i'll your paper, on the appointments Of NJ r.
Ogden to the Liverpool Consulate. In of the
views ofyour correspondent concur, but from others
wish to express my dissent The appointment Is
liable all the personal and political objections a'lu
ded to by your correspondents Mr.. Ogden is far from
being We'll qualified for the station In suppunting
the venerable and intelligent Maury, he cannot fiji
his place. Mr.. Ogden, is about fifty years of age,
and formally ship master out Of New Orleans.
He is man of good standing in society but desi
tue Cftalants and experience. He is related to our
Collector, Gen. Swarlwout, whose lady accompal ii
ed him TO England. The appointment is correctly
considered by your correspondent, as The offspring
of Swartwout and Burr Influence.
But your correspondent is think entirely msta-
ken, in snDpusing tlIat Mr. Van Burcn opD0s ed ll,c
appointment. The Secretary has a knack at finch
ing wherever the interest Of his friends are opposed
by stronger interest OF this we have memo
robc ms ance. i'll the ofthe appointment of Gen
SWartwout. 1t is known to ALL that the republican
party of this state opposed to that appoint meDi.
number Of republican, Citizcns, among whom was
Mr. Cambraleng demonstrated i'll behalf OF the party
against It,. Mr.. Van Buren,, when N this City, on his
way to Washington, last spring, pledged himself
to the party, to exert bis influence to prevent the
obnoxious measure. in contemplation. Did he
hold one language here, and another at Wash
Ington? Has the pledge confidential, 10 Influence
upon the act offical' Or. have Mr.. Van Buren, and
the party Of which ne is the leader and organ no in
fiuence with the present Cabinet? CAN'T he credit
cd, that the united and ovcrpowering democracy of
New ork, has not influence enough with an adj
minstration which is merely its creature, to con-
troll the distribution of Offices within her own limits,
The republican party, must excr, its boasted
"e1ergieS for the maintenance Of its integrity and
It's power Its influence is in danger of being lost at
the very time when it supposed to be the strong
est Ut must proceed in IFS majesty and strength to
q reform, by wit rawng its support from hostile
administration, and its confidence from inefficient
or treachcrous leaders. The appointment Of Mr..
Ogden is the result Of the same policy and influence
from which that of bis brother in law. Gen. Swart-
won't, pro"ccded and it probably with as feeble
an opposition from Mr.. Van Buren,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
From The Ul1ited Staies GqzeHe.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
9 WAsHfNGrON, Jul

-, W ASTIINE Ton, JWIy II, T823.
Court was given yesterday. on the demurrer to the
last three indictments found against DR.. Watkins.
so much referred to the Indictment G,T 'e draft of
100 dollars on PauIdng, overruled, and the in
dictmcnt was consequently sustained The counsel
Tor Dr. Watkinsto day re argued the pon' on Tho
decision Of the court which viewed Mr. Fowler. who
bought the draft of Watkins. as the agent Of Paul.
ning They resisted that opinion in every view: and
IN me course ot ms argument upon the subject, MI
Jones experienced various Interruptions from Judro
hnrsfon' who declared that he could ret no oDpor-
tun'iy ~ xam'Ding The case. Tor The Chief Justice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
ANOTHER EDITOR REWARDED.

UeNeTuE JHc!fSOl l0tE 1et0dfd hS TrIends and pun
ish his enemies. Duff Green.
annapolis Postnlpster.-We understand that the
present postmaster Mr.. Grafton Munroe, than whom
there was not perhaps better officer of the same
grade i'll the U. States and who is universally es
teemcd and respected, against whom not shadow
OF complaint has ever been made except being found
guilty OF conceivng another man better qualified for
the Presidency than Gen. Jackson, has been removed
The occasion embraced TO reward another edit or
Mr.. j. Green of the Maryland Gazette has received
the appointment. The long unwearicd toll Of the
Gazette in the service of the Federal party is not
forgottcr.--.4nnap Rep.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
From the Phjlutcio1,ia U. s. G7xe,,.

The Richmond Enquirer of tho 10th instant, con
tnlns leading article under the head of "the Ad-
mInstration and the opposition, in which the editor
cndeavours to fix charge of corruption upon many
Of The presses that supported MI Adams. and which
now oppose Cen Jackson he says:--
Sone Of them Sustained by rfons ofinhivdnals
While Of their editors haruing the
WHICH the President would reduce the press these very men are
dependent upon the contributions Of individuals for the support
Of their labors During the election we know
that donaves employed TO the disgrace of the coa
ton OSaughts drawn and accepted by leading
individuals, for hoseTing presses desperate in
then measures as they were IN their fortunes"
IF the pecuniary donations ofindiridusl5 to rrb-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
l. ABORERS WANTED

On Tie Rappahtnnoct Canal, near Fredc,ic6sBurr
ENRON so to % able bodied men will find con-
slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-
icrred' but industrious white Will be employed
BY the month piece work.
From 5 to 6, and for very prime first rate hands,
5" month will be pivcn.
Farmers may be assured the rsque or abour is noi
greater than farm. Ratons, as much bread
tncat- hsh and h'"asscs as can be consumed, three
times day. with some spirits Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars as to the kind of work, or
any other information resuired reference may be had
to Col Storrow of Cnlpepcr, Mr.. Benz. Barnett oil
Fanquicr, MIR. Y Smith near Fredericksburg Mcssrs
). Wexford, VIM A. Knox and John Ray Of Frele.
rickaburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARNER w. MINOR
june swift Fall Hill, near Fredericksburg
W Stone Masons will find constant employment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

had the books und he himself lived out oftow, and
had no copy OF the indictment, and, at his age, I've
unable to sit aud endure much embarrassing
argument Judge Cranch said he had only had the
indictments for one night and had then made copies
of them for his own surprising that the originals
would be IN constant reIni,ltion by the counsel
Judge Thurs,on declared 1t was out oil his power
To make copies and he quite wcaried out WIKI
the argument. Mr.. Jones, with sarcasm IN
his manner, suggested that as OF the bench adj
mitied his own deficiency of information, he and his
colleague had taken pains to lay the facts
the clearly possible before the
court, and he had hoped that the Judge who admit
ted his need of light, would have had patience to his
ten TO the facts. As to the law. he presumed it
intuitive i'll tho learned Judge. In the course OF the
cooquia part of the proceedings, evidence was re-
peatcdy afforded OF fact which has been often
suggested during the preceding stages OF the ria--
namely, that man may be member OF the bench,
without possessing any extraordinary acuteneSs OF
perception, any unusual prouudity of analytic
powers.
The opinion of the court will be delivered on Mon
day. To anticipate it, NAV betrav wore rasilncss
than discfction; but am tempted 20 hazard guess
that the opisiun delivered Yesterday, ontbe 750 dol
lar case will be corrobo-ated. As to the other
dscnient, relating TO the 800 drllars, cannot even
affect the Yankee. A notice handed by the
district attorney to Mr.. Jones, from which | infer
that the trial the $50 dollar case may come Old
on Monday, and believe that witnesses subppnicd
for that day.
Mrs. Royal was brought into court to dav all
Indictment hasng been found against her u
common brawler ani nuisance. She made her
DEBUT Ike vernal morning. bright with sunny
smiles, aud, through her counsel, expressed her
self ready to go into her trial Monday. The
court then required her 90 into recognizauce
for 600 to appear on Monday, and from lav dav
and in the meantime 10 be of good behaviour She
curtesled. smiled, said few words in an under tone
i" the clerk Of the court, signed her recogizanre
and took her departure.
There rt.mor, for the truth of which will not
pretend TO vouch. that Mr.. MCall the agent for the
Mediterranean squadron, i to BIZ removed and that
Mr. Carson, the member of Congress from Y. Car
DINA, is to have the appointment. II L. somewhat
more certain that disposition has been ma infested 10
reduce the commissions at present allowed 10 the
agent Oh that station.
You will perceive by the papers, that Major w
y. Lewis, appointed by Gen. jackson to be second
auditor, is public detauer. The fact is pretty well
ascertalned, all the denais of the relcgra PHI to the
contrary notwithstanding. This detection has caus
ed much excitement here's and if it should be follow
ed up. as think 1t not improbable, by the discovery
OF other detaulters among the new officers the dctec
tion al Ills class of men which has been prose
cuted by Cen Jacsson, will obtain for him less Gre
dh thnn has been anticipated and calculated on bv
his friends"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

1,,,r,r,.-,> NEw ORLEANS, June 25
EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXCO-rhc expedition FL.
ting out at Havana against Mexican States and which is
very shortly TO sail from the above port pretty generally
supposed TO he destined 10 Immediately against the city of
vera RUIZ and not against the province Yucaan as was
erly imagined appears, by strangers Just arrived from
the last named city, tina, the Castle of SAN uan Uloa m
poorly provisiomeN consequently should tie expedition by ia
Sg Ire city aud cutting off all communication ee, and
me ase prevent assistance being given taking of the
Fner would IN all probability, be followed by c suren
der oil The latter I.oniSinnn .ldrefissr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

"The Navy, fear, is abandoned not to be a.
gain resuscitated. Commodore Porter is in Mexico,
settling his accounts previously to his return the
u States. He will certainly carry hume with him
the best wishes Of bis countrymen IN Mexico.
The newspapers contain energetic editorial articles
and official procamatons in reference to the threat.
ened Spanish Invasion, which appears to have been
regarded us almost certain According to the articles
Just mentioned, the cNicans not only to eXtermi-
nate the Invaders. hut TO reert hostites upon Cuba
and Porto Rico. Our government is accused of hav-
ing done to Illustrate the independence of these
islands, than any other power.
Free Trade seems to have become the bugbear Of
the MeXicans Committees in the House oftheir Ma
tional Congress have made long reports against the
system, and recommended, argumentatively, the re-
sricive prohbitory policy.
The Vera Cruz Noticioso of the ed June is filled
~ manifesto Of Gen. Santa lima, in which he ex-
plains i'll detail the Of the late revolution-the
overthrow of Pedrnza, and the elevation of Guerrero
II may not be Just to adopt gonuiue HISTORY the re-
presentations Of partisan.
The New York papers of Monday, contain do
cumcnt purportng to be Proclanat ion of Eiunrsco
D0niso Tircs, Captain General of the Island of Gu
ba, addressed to the inhabitants of New SpDin
promising such will return to their former loyaty
to Ferdinand, oblivion for the past, without excep-
ton OF persons, rank or circumstances retention of
all offices and command, well military as civil and
ecclcsas'c; reward and decentralization to those who
may adm the prosecution Of the projected invasion
of Mexico. He states that the invading army will
employ force only When compelled by necessty;--
the lives property aud persons of Deacable citizens
are to be respected. The Captain General states
that the division will be commanded bv Gen Isiaro
BARRACKS, who Will be joined by another BODY of
troops Ii this Proclamation be genuine there can
he no longer doubt that Spa is infatuaed enough
to attempt to reconquer her former dominions in
this hemisphere.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
ROBERT B. SEMPL.E, TX.
.HTTOR.NEY ar LAR

LATE OF THE COUNTY KING Il QUEEN
I HAS removed to Washington City, W here he de-
signs in future to prosecute the duties of his
profession. He will attend the courts held for the
District aud the several courts of I.outoun and Fair
fax He avais himself of this opportunity to inform
has late clients that the small portion of business
which he left unfinished will be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr.. James
Smith of King 81 Queen. His creditors and debtors
he respectfully refers to his brother, MIR. James Sem
PIE OF ESSEX. may 25
fBSO UNDEmT AIAE kS.-Thc county court of GoOcli.
r. land having ordered thc rebuilding of Boine's Bridge
over tckngoe Creek, with abments, persons dispo
sea to undertake such work, requested
bridge on the road leading from Goochand courthouse Car
ersv!e or Saturday lih month (Juy) o'clock
Goochand, 9th Juue 1929 THE COMMISSIONERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

Ohm b. ROY having removedto Norfolk
" has established himself there as a Commission MGR
chant, u Will transact any business contidcd to his care
The possession of the commodlous Fire proof Public
Ware house situated in the most eligible part of the
Borough enables him TO offer the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, secure and convenient sorare for
then produces bis Office is in the house recently &C.
cupied by Messrs. ]. q =. II. 'Fabb iuue Q ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
From The .Nlsies.al Intelligeaeer. Of .Iulu Is.

From the vFitieAut Intctiigencsr, Of Juiy Is.
Case # r. H,iLwc.-O ur roa dnrs will perceive nv
the proceedings of the Court reported in another part
Vi to days paper, that there is last some prospect
of this fatigning coming to issue and conclusion
The demurrer to Indictment being overru!cd and
that TO another being Withdrawn there are now two
indictments (he the 500 and the other the $500
case ready for trial The first is set for trial this
morning.
II is understood tat the Counsel of the u. States
although the indictment in the of Purser Ham
bieton was set aside Oh the ground that trial OF the
offence was barred by the limitation of the law vet
conceive that they get that difficulty by
adopting different form, and have accordingly pre-
pared now bill rsthat case, which they mean to
send up to the Grand Jury TO day.
The Counsel for the prosecution deserve credit
undoubtedly. for their perseverance well as their
ability this cnmmendalion may also be well bestow-
ed upon the Counsel for the defendant for their un-
tirng Zeal-dsinterested moreover it must be
and the eminent ability which they have displayed in
the defence; and all voices award to the Court I'M
qualified praise for the patience which it has cvinced
through this case, unprecedented here for its dra
ION and for he attention, labor, research and abb
| ~ displayed by the Bench in the elaborate opinions
winch 1t has been called to give on line many
Important points which have arisen the course of the
lnVestIgaion-andri this apart from and in addition
to the mass of other business, civil and criminal
whicb II has despatched during the proracted term
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

NORFOLK, July 10.
.Ndrdt Tile u $ frisae Consultations Capt Wadsworh
tled yesterday afternoon for New York The Hon John
Branch, Secretary of the Navy, went i'm her "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
EGstc1m District If Fjrginia-fo uit
HpE IT REMEM BERED. That on tie TWEEN

Eastern district nj Fiyginiu-fo uI
gpE Ir REMEMBERED, That OH the wen,y-sixth dav of
hs June the ythird year the independence of the
sfzf. United States of America, Thomas ~ Jphte of the
- SAID District hath deposited in This Office the ,Ir of =
book the right whereof he claims as proprietor in the
words following witt Unconstitutional Charts or Comparative
'Views Legislative Executive and judiciary Densr,
nets in the Constitutions all the States the Union in
'Tlud'ng that OF the United States. VIII an Appendix Ev
Thomas White 1888 In conformity to te act of Copy u"
gress OF the United States entitled Gan for encourage
70 the authors and proprieiors OF such copies during the
tines therein mentioned. RICHARD JEFFRIES
Clerk Of the Eastern District of Virginia
W me above work IS now in Press, and soon be pub
Isfed The following from the Authors edicatou
Imd ieIace wi, suffice to explain both the plan design
'ne Nok 's chief object is, enable all who wish IT, To
shorten the labor Of that which so many will be esous
OF INTO tie Constitutions Of Sister States,
to select all their best notifications lr the purpose of re-
modelling our 70 this end have ei,dcavoIed so 10
construct the following Charts aJes, that you may compare
shSle slanCe the organization of every particular State
Government with the rest regard the principal features #
most approve" ~ - you ''''
~ one OF the prerequisites the improvement of our present
be- To inform ourselves WE'LL respecting what has
e oe III our sister States regard the aneli0raon of
he vH Poy, attempt facilitate ACQUISITION of this
knowledge is certainly worth making present period aud
NUS prove highly useful provided be executed with tolerabl
care aud judgment Under these impressions the Author of
Tue following little work bcss leave offer to the Public set
W ChaIsO Tables, containing coInpendlous form abstracts
from all the Constitutions OF the different States INCLUDING tat
OF The United States These Charts exhibit at one view the
prominent features of EACH classified the different heads
Of their Legislative Executive, and Judicial
explanatory notes and illustrations are given in the form
NC work viii be offered for sale in Richmond Petersburg
ook fredericksburg Charlottesville Lynchburg and Wash.
- ny july 10
FOR NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE
'B7HE Steamboat COLUMBUS, Cant. J. d.
Turner, has commenced her regular run as a
ifcgHt and passage boat between this City and Bal
nore- touching at Norfolk, and will take freight and
passengers on the same terms ms bv other convevon
ces, leaving Richmond once in ten days. The sub
'crOer has contracted with The Directors of the Com
pay OF the Columbus to pass all her frcghls If re-
CURED by the consignee shipper) through the
T. DOCK without any other charge than Dockage. All
eght landed at or taken board from the wharf at
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june 3-2aw6wif LEWIS LUDLAM, Agt.