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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

k0UESUANT TO the provisions Of the last viii ami
4 testament Of The late Augustine Davis. I shall as
~ executor, pr1c"cd t"scln M "u5lIc auction, on Satur-
nay. TIC 3lsi OF October, 1929, tho following valuable
heal tSt"tc, VIZ: the tnfea story bricl house on E.&
! TN streets, at present occupied by Mrs. StanaTd.
The house adjoining The same occupied by Mr.. Sam
neI shepherd aud A'cssTs. Richie u Cock as tba
Enquirer oiHcc-tlc house adjoining thereto occupied
by DR.. Clark. Ana the g.uuuG from hence ~ The cas-
tern boundary of said Dayiss Dot. continuing feet,
on Which stanis n icaIr" bulidiug at present occupied
by Mr.. l.. 4" Montague.
Also 900 ceres oi land ly.uE IL thc county Of Hen
rico. about seven miles ahu.c town. Mat of which
may he seen nj any time al the Coffee House which
Is divided MIC three different tracts Of l5A4 ucrcs, la
acres, and go acres each, 60 accommodate purcLasuJs.
The sale OF the whole viii take place on that day
at the oilcr of the Enquirer, and tie tsitus will Ue ono
third in cash, on @ third in six months, aud the remain
ing third ia twelve months from the day Of sale
Bonds and deeds Of trust on the property will be To-
quired for the two last payments.
oct I u w. ROOTES. Executor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
II. ". WIIITE.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER

BDOk \ JOB PRINTE(,
Opposite me Bel Tnreru,
HAS recently printed and published, aud offers
H for sale, the following works:
'Constitutiona Charts, or Comparative Views of
Legislative, Executive, and judiciary Departments.
in the Constitutions Of all the States in Inc Union.
including that of the United States, With an Appen-
dix.'-By James VI. Gsrncti.
EDGE HILL" or the Family Of the Fitzroyals.-
n Novel, in . vols BY a Virginian.
Lectures on Various J'oplcks of Morals, Man
ners, Conduct, and Intellectual Improvement.--}v
james NJ. Garnet.
The 18th edition of Garnclts Lectures on Female
Education,-lo winch is added the Gossip's Manual
Also. Wares Farrirr. oct 6-colt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
H4RlTONY MIL SElHNJRY.

LILDHONf MILL SEMINARY. ,
1NuE Subscriber hereby Announces, that on Mon
II day the 18th instant. lac will open the above
Institution, and continue il Until Mrs. Turner is able
to resume It's charge. IN This school will be taught
al the solid aud ornamental branches that are ncccs-
safy To a complete Finale education. II is desirable
mat The pupils ma punctually attend on Tue day
specified above. Terms and place as heretofore.
oct 6-eo3t II TIfR NER
~ persons having ciauns against the Estate of VIM. NlcS.
u""i late oi lowhatan county, or the estate Of Sarah r.
Newbum, deceased, arc fe6uaNcd 10 cXhuIit them TO me. within
we've mouths from the date thereof THIS notice viii bc plead
~ u OF the claims OF all those who neglect this uotce.
Will. BOILING, Administrator
will the VIII annexed Of VIM. Newbum, dec.
and Executor Of Sarah X. Nlcvbum.
Goocllatd, ooh August, I82g-w6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

NOTICE.-WisI,ing to close the Admin
= is'ration Of the late Joseph Kimbrough as soon
as possible, ! have made Mr.. A. DIl my agent, to
settle the accounts OF the estate. Those Indebted
will pny to hun, and those that have claims against
the estate, will call on him also.
SUShNNAu KIMBROUGH,
oct Scott Ad,nirist -otriy-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

TEAS.-Gunpowder, imperial. aud young hyson
n teas, in Ghosts, half chests, - and 6 pound boxes,
of good quality, for sale, AZ New York prices. Apply
to OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co. =
oct 6-coGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

Q AN away from tho subscriber Oh the 9TH Of
IL December. 1929, on indented apprenticeship
named Christopher Columbus Slater, who was duly
bound to me on the 18th day Of December, 1927. by
William Davis and Richard Tyrco, two of tie over
sccrs OF the poor, for the corporation OF Lynchburg.
This is, therefore, to iorewarn all persons from en-
ploying or h%arburing said apprentice, as / am deter
mined to put the law in force against oil such. ]
will give twenty cents reward for the delivery Of tho
said apprentice to me in Lynchburg, but will not pay
any charges. SAM. SCHOOLFIELD.
Lynehburg. Sept. 90. 1871. - Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
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Gae ~ -
~ OTIS, DF'NE1r a. 90.
AUCTION or LEAVHER,
N next, he Oul n-tant at 10 o,elo,k
VIII be sold az orr auction store, without reserve.
1000 sides sole leather, various Qualities
iOU 10 russell do
200 wax calf skins
20 sides bag leather, for saddlers.
Terms ut sale, o. ID. q o.. A,c,s
SUG-9RS.
VW De added 10 our sale this taorni1S.
~ iihds- 81. Croix and other Sugars.
y. D. 81 Co. Aucls.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
ut .4U('TTON
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. ot IN o,,lo., .s;,
De sold at our Auction Rooms, without rasnrso -
entire stock of a House, declining business co,o,r;
sing a large and general assortment of SessonahIa
Articles, principally imported direct to this nIaco-r
among them are a large quantity of superfre anil
medium Cloths and Cassimeres, Lambs Wool uosn
and half Hose, Cotton Hose, and half Hose. LADIES'
Worsted Hose, ToillInet Vestings, Cambrics. Mus
Inns, Domestics, figured and plain Book Muslins, a
quantity Of SILK goods, Sewing Silk, Thread, Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Silk Flag do. Canton Crane, aid
Ofape Robes and Shawls, sc. &c.
ALSO,
20 Bales German ozna5lugs
. do sad Ouch
30 do domestic s~heetings and shirtihEs
6 do rose blankets
10 do Scotch oznaburrs
20 do Dorchester bed tick
3 cases ~superfine blue cloth-.
Tarfns nj s.la ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

Contingent expenses: Washing, about Sc 90
Fuel, S6-CandIes, s. 50.-As there are but lew
inducements for spending money, $40 mr. - IA pocket
necessary purposes.
Those who wish TO examine the course Of Tnstruc-
ton, Laws, &c. Of the Institution. are referred TO
tue Enquirer of May last, in whiSh they wore pub
! she'd WILLIAM y. PAGE,
Sept 30-lt Clerk Of the Faculty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
COLLEGE NOTICE.

4he Collegiate year consists Of ten months, and Is
divided into two sessions; the first session commences
ON the LIST of November, and closes on the last
Thursday Of April; tho second commences on the Isl
of juno, and closes ON the fourth Wednesday OF
September.
The expenses of the ensuing session OF six months,
vii! be: '
Board' S54 on
Tuition "a 90
Room rent Oh
Servants hire aud dcposite i 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
From the National Journaiof Ne ,f.ydoy.

DR.. WATKINS. Our Of ,hr welve talesmer
who amended a, the opening of the Court YES
terday morning, VIZ: Alexander Kerr, Fl w
iillry, William WhealIev, Joel Brown, JOSEPH
Helen, J. Plckrell, Lewis johnson. Nlnian
all, Michael Shasks, Edward De K, IF Jer
Orm", and Samuel Stellinius, only the Ia.,
na'ned individual was sworn as juryman.-
After he was worn, some conversation took
place respecting the competency Of MIR Slett-
Mus, in Consequence OF his having declared that
he had made up his mind in the former indie
m'n'; but The Court finally determined that.
af'er having been sworn, the Juryman musl
remain, although il admitted The dilemma in
which the Court was place ed, the counsel for
the accused having withheld consent TO the
aking OF MIR, Stetlinius, and having, therefore.
. ground for motion for new trial.
: Mr. KEY then submitted his motion for ne.
nire Jacias de noUo, with view TO a new ,ri
on the frs indictment.
Mr. COKE made cross motion, that the
Court enter the verdic, as an sequil,aI.
Mr.. COKE then argued in favor Of his mo
lion, supporting il by powerful reasons, and the
highest authority.
Mr. KEY made brief reply, and rested The
The Court then ordered the new talesmen IN
De Gale d, when MIR. Samuel Harrison Smith
Mr. Daniel Carroll, Of DuGGington, Gen. Wal.
ter Smith, Col. J. /. Stull, Mr. John Kurtz Mr.
h"mas Caroiy, were severslly SET aside ON
their own statements, that they had made up
and expressed their opinions as 70 the pull, nr
innocence OF the accused, or that their mind,
were made up il the facts in the indictment,
could be proved
Mr. Lewis Carbery was rejected, after an OK.
BY he irirrs.
Mr.. Robert Beverley was put on hi. ,riaL
pui as the .riers could not agree, he was sworn
or want oil suppo'table challenge.
IL ,nen appeared that only six Jurymen had
been lmpsnnelled, Viz: Henry Ault. Tom.
D Gritfin, John Myers, Reuben w. Horn.r
'amuei s'et,inius, and Robert Beverly.
ne Marshal W. then directed 10 .,m,
new talesman, and Inc Cour, adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

m;s,ioae,s VINO have surveyed the Ioa'e. H'''
h,wrv.,. one Of the happy effects OF our Spa
tic, INTO d, ffrreui states, that 4 gives scope
for generous emulation in objects Of PUBIC
u;,i,y. |, is hardly to be believed, 'ha' the an
.;sn, s-,,lrmen,s on the coast wall consent 10
be long nehind me younger states OF ,"e "es'
in The march Of improvement; or iea''"'' WI"
heir abundant capital, TO commence NOSE
pre.t puhc enterprizes, which nave ho' o'e"
found beyond The reach. Of our infant resources
Happy the region wher,, Sucn are '"e w
;e, Is OF cum 2e ition between ghoo'i S'a"s.
Permit ne, in conclusion, gentlemen, 70 revert
10 the idea with which l comm Ectd. he as
,onish,ns--lhe marvellous progress oil the west
| Tbr set,kment Of Ohio and the olher norm
western states, may be Considered as oat'"s
from the Ordinance Of 1887. The INDIVIDUAL
who drew that ever memoriaole siau'e IS SIM
Il, ing. respected cuizen aud rminen' Jurist OF
! Massachusetts. the Hon. Nathan Dane. VI
those also who first emigraed 10 TINS region
and encountered {. c hard ships of the wilderness
and the perils Of The say, &c FOE, all hav' not
! pas,ed away VIVA. events have beer rowded
i,Lo The live, of such IN Il /; is only wh'h we
consider what hey,found the coun ry'>and wh'i
they handed il TO 'iis generation, ina WE earn
the efficacy OF public aud prlva'e 'ir" e-pi wise
eaunsel-of simple manntrs -" hrm pur2' sc,
and an Unborn love of liberty! But iorhear
s,r, 10 enlarge on considerations which mast be
familiar TO this Respected company ana o"lY
ask permission TO p' oppose " its acceptance ihe
following sentiment -
The State of Ohio Founded by the virtues OF the
last generations aimed by the public spirit OF tins
its prosperity IS sure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

LIGHTNING e electric flud made very
curious mov-mrn, yesterday afternoon IN this
town. There were md Ica inns Of rain from
som. heavy clouds i'll the southwest, urged to-
ward The town by moderate breeze But no
rain had fallen from the foremos! cloud, The
trennrtI1Ta' q and eastward Of the clouds was
shining 10 his full strength. AT this mon.en'
tremendous clap OF thunder shook The cas-
ern par, Of the town. The bolt Of lightning
Shot from the forcmos, edge OF he cloud, and
passing through trajectory Of a, least one
thousand feet, struck he chimney Of the brick
s.ore al the head Of India wrarf. and demulish-
Ell il down 10 The roof The fluid then took 10
the plate Of the building, and following it to
the front, burst GU, the bricks Of the upper
corner. II divided al this point; part going
down through the brick work, opening a pas
sage by separating the mason-work, breaking
the windows, an cracking he window stools
The Other portion of the fluid passed on the
plate in Fl ont Of the building. TO The opposite
front corner, and their burst out with the
same force as it did at the first corner; par,
oissIpaling itself in The air, and part taking a
downward Course through he bricks, with The
same effects. There was no rod on the building,
and the fuidwas left 20 make the best of its
wav through the oppo,i Z substance Of a bad
conductor. Salem Register
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

We are indebted 10 Paul Pry" for his H.,
formation. We had already in "b!ack and
white" the names Of several Of these regular,
profrssed spungers, called newspaper borrow.
crs; and "paul Pry" has added another to the
iis, We should dislike 10 publish these names,
bu, justice TO ourselves, and 10 our subscribt's
will compel US TO this course. Neter was a
town SO infested. Some men, who are able 10
every respec, TO pay for the paper, make no
scrupIe Of actually dragging the mornings pa
per from under their neighbors' doors, and ar,
rying it OFF We repeat again, tina, we should
be happy to serve these gentlemen gratis, if they
will let our subscribers alone.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

II seems TO 5e supposed by some Of lboa
who a'e unfrierd!y to ,his admins ration, Thai
Commercial Treaty, when ratified by the
President, with The advice and consent Of The
Senate, would repeal the existing dr,irs on i'm,
ports in al! cases in which it may stipul.lr for
reduction Of them. Not so. The laws d
the United States canno, be super ,eLed By
Treaty, merely. The subsequent exercise Of
he l. gisative authority is essential; and The
direct representatives, OF The People will, in any
event. have an opportunity Of vindicsipg their
interes should they be- invaded or irnparded
10y any such treaty. Nal ht
The above paragraph, i, will &c seen, has
reference 70 the rumour men Toned by u, con-
corning trra'y on the subjec, Of the Tariff ss'
'ween Great BIi ain ard this coun,ry-which
rumor he " conductors" Of the Telegraph. IN
the absence Of the nominal editor, one day COZ.
lradictcd "5y authority" and the mex con.
'esse'l they had no authority for the conladt
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

THE GHOST For several evenings last week
the town OF WalIham had a Supernatural visit
tr, who appeared in the edge Of tie wouds ne ar
the Pin. Many people went from this CITY
and yiclni'y TO SEE hi, ghosisbip, who soon
Obtained a very comfortable notorie'y. On Sa =.
'urday evening, nearly 500 people are suppos.
ed 10 have collected near the spot; aud word
having been given out that he would not appea,
until II O'Clock, the tavern k eoers in the
neIghho hood drove pre''y trad in the maj
ter OF providing suppers sc. The affair APP
pears 10 have been set on foot by Some young
men, 20 tes' the conrag, Of companion who
had expressed his disbelief Of appalilions. The
,ifies said TO have been fired at the unearthly
substance, il is believed, we're discharged by
those who were III The secret, and who took
care hut balls should no. be forthcoming The
deception. it is said, consisted Of person dress
ed IN black, wrap2ing a white sheet abou, him
and lriting it fall IN such manner as 10 appear
as II he sank INFO the ear.h. We congrs ulate
all the trembling old women and ,imid mid.
ems that the ghost j. laid at last. Boston Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

We have given place, this morning, to ano'
,her Of the speeches delivered by NJ EVERETT
in the course Of his rseenI tour through The
Western Country, and have no doubt our read
ers will be as much pleased with itas We were
The absence Of all political acrimony, and The
exalted and ennobling sentiments contained in
the speeches Of Mr.. EVERETT, make them great
favori,es with US. True genius never displays
itself with more effect, lnan in such an exblbI'
ton as tina, at the Yellow Springs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

WHALING BusINtss.-The town of Bristol,
K which has xprrinced the greatest re
verses IN its commercial pursuits; its principal
Capitalists having failed, spreading ruin all a.
round and all ITS 70, mer mercantile enterprises
having been abandoned on account OF their
ruinous rtsults-is rising from its ashes, and re.
gaining its former s'a,- of prosperity, by en-
gageing in the Iphnie Fishery IL is only Two
years since the hrs, entei nrize in this business
was started at ,ha' place; and although the frs,
a'temp, poved failure, and was extremely dis.
couraging. The Enterprise was p-rsevered in,
and thee are now Eve or six large vesse.s en-,
gagged in the trade, doing guod business, and
s'ing active employment to considerable
portion OF her population. Another ship is 10
be fl'ed on, this season, and another ship 10
be employed to carry the oil to Europe Three
large whale ships haze likewise been fitted out
from the adjacent town Of Warren
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

A pAnApLE (for ,ch'ch acksrHan 'oould haze
eiyen his cars nert Christmas -Wn'n the e.
vrns and earth had been summoned INTO berg,
and man had been oalrd e" TASTE the giosies of
The celes'ia! Eden, every living hing was bro'l
unto Adam, tha, night inherit from him us
b 6l.i,g name. AND flowers oil every varie"
hue wee among the lovely objects tina, his eye
did r, st upon; and as he named each Of 'hem,
&C ording to lis own peculiar f"rm, Of ira
GRANGE, OF color, he added, b. ye ever mind
fu! Of ,he name by which the image OF Jour
M6Aer ha.h called you!" And it was ye, bo.
a short tinr afterwards hat Huwret, arrayed
in /, e meek szure OF thu Fl mament, spaSr umto
Adam, saying Lord BY what name didsl
,hou call me? OF truth il shame'h me that
| cid not heed it," And he first man answer
ed, saving, "FoRGKr NE Not" Then he flow
erel dropped is h,ao. and wen, and hid i'se''
in the lonely shade beneath the bow that weav-
eth Over the murmuring brook; and there l.
abide mourning. And when 'hr genie hand
orsrieud lip, or the lager finger Of low, stop
pc to pIu k it in its lowlinrss,i still doth wins
per softly, "FoReET ME- Nor!"-Lon L'k Gas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

The Gov,r'or Of Maryland publicly present
ed, on Monday last, to Capt. Ballard, and Lieut.
Mayor the U. S. Navy, the swords which had
been voted to them by the Legislature, in test
mony OF the high sense entertained Of Their
gallant services during the late war. The speech
es delivered on the occasion were nea, and an
propriaie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

The tallahassee Floridian informs US thai
an attempt had recently bern made at Masno-
liza, in tina, Territory, to evade the revenue laws
Of the United States
A considerable quantity of coffee, cigars and
salt were seized in consequence, and the offend
er recognized to appear brfore the next Sur:'
rior Court in the sum Of 2l5oo -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. LVI.
:, M ,I1 h, b,od 50 much for Buckingham.


rr,om the Newark (ohio) Gazette, July Isl
Rxroam-The reforming power Of the new
atmiustra ION has al length cast over our Wy
lape IFS unavoidable .Egis.' The Repe'eEd re-
ter Schumacher mas betu appointed POSTMASTER
n, thus Town. in the place OF AMOS RI. CAFFEE,
E,o REMOVED. In this acl MIR. L. hasreaiizra
a long threatened vengeance, and IN common
with bundi DIS Of others. received an exemplary
punishment for refusing 10 bow down 10 the Ioo''
REroRM.-R & Foole. Egg has been re-
f,rmed" gu, Of ne Post Office Of Malone, ~
York and David Brewster reformed into H.
MIR Brew. ter lately left" ore OF the Eastern
Sale, one day, and has not here RECOMMENDED
for The office by siuge individual 10 the Town
OF Malone. But What have tne people 10 10
with these matt-rs nova days!
PORTSMOUTH, (OHI,) July y, 1929.
To HE Editor Of the Western Times
SIR: ttaviog ben oismi, srd from the Post
Cffic. u, This place, without. notice from the
Pos, Office Department vi cnarges preferred
agai, st me, and certain reports pteJudiclai 10
NV rrpu alton having been put In cirt ulation
| think it due 10 myself and the pubic, 10
,r,n>m,, thr e, closed ieUe' from the late Post.
master General, TO you TO- public alton, in 'in'
Gicauon of my character You Will have the
goodness, lhei eforr, 10 publish thr same, and
ohlige JOHN II. iOhNG"'
CINCINNATI, 3Oih April, 1929.
DEAN Sir! regret to see evidences OF more &C.
neral change of officers than supposed could take
place On this au5ject my opinion remains the same
tina, h was untler the late administration.
Your duties have been faithfully performed and you
have not am sure used The facilities Of your othce'
to produce political effect If resting on such ground
does not ensure your continuance in office, private
ST ton is the post of honor. l. hope you will not be
molested nmight be well to address letter TO the
Postmaster General stating, frankly wha: your course
has been, and ask of him the justice, to inform you
apv representations should be made, charg you with
improper conduct.
have no confidence in the principles of any officer
who does not make the public interest his first and last
consideration.
NV recent change of position, have no doubt IN
every point of view, was judicious now am not IN
yoyed in the responsibilities Of others, aud have done
enough in political point of view, to show my Prinei'
ples of action would write to the Postmaster Gene
raj in YOUR behalf but believe it is necessary,
and there are some considerations which would render
the step njudicious, unless ndispensably ne
cessary.
| I advise you, by all means, not to resign. Remain
at your pos. and continue faithfully to discharge your
duties With very great respect, your obeut servant
| JOHN MCLEAN.
| J. R. TURNER, Portsmouth, o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

AT meeting Of the friends Of the late ad-
minis'raion. held ct Upper Marlborough
Prince Georges County, on the 9th inst. the
following gentlemen were nominated as suitable
candidates TO represent tina, County in the
next General Assembly Of Maryland, VIZ
Samuel Sprigg, Benjamin l.. Gam, Philemon
Chew, Raphael G. Edelin,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

ReIorm-The Legislature Of New Hampshire has
changed the name of town from adams to Jaehson -
Was not tn republican measure oPPuto" I" the Will
of a majority Of the People OF the town!-PdHadtum
worthy of a great and magnanimous people, like
,ha,. Of New Hampshire. The Legisla ure
should have enacted that the name Of adams
should br obitera.td from every book, paper,
or tablet, now in e1is e"ce, either written, print
ed, etched, or engraved, within lhr boundaries
of the nation Of New Hampshire; and that for
ever thereafter, as long as the grass grows and
wafer runs, 70 mau, woman, or child, within
The said Nation Of N. W. Fl smpshire shall Ell her
publish, pronounce, spell, speak, mark, write,
etch. letter. or engra,e The name OF .4dgn1s on
any paper pare hment, met al, rock, Stone, plank,
timber, tree, shingle, or any o. her subs ance-
that the prosrIb bed name afore sahl may die
away and become lost, unknown and forgotten,
throughout he said nation, and all the region
round about. new edii ion of the Bible will
become necessary. and also Il the New Eng,
land Primmer, where il says, :" In Adams fall,
me sinned ALT New Fork Com. .adu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23
AA.ksltt,Isx.. AEH.DlSlAs
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %. 1929.

The expedition against Mexico, o! which ouy
readers have lately heard SO much, appears 10
rs 10 be wild and unfessb!c plan. The Spa
nish uoops may be brave men, aud very "en-
,hus;sstic," as the accounts Aa,e II; bat W.
doubt whether hey are either so brave or SO
enthusiastic as the people against whom they
are led. The Mexieans, although never, 10
reality, free, and never living uudeF truly Re,
nublican Government, have been 100 long ligh,.
enrd of The burdens imposed by The mother
country, ever TO consent to pu' on the yoke
again. We look upon the whole affair as con-
cciyed in folly, and are confident II viii end it,
an abortion.
Our course 10 the war which may ensue is
,,,;n. We trus, the Government VII! no. 10
,erfer4 either one way or The other. The Nex
leans are fully able TO take care ct themselves
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

JOHN JOHNSON, Esq. Of Prince Georges
County, Md. son OF the late Chancellor, has
been appointed Clerk Of The Cour, Of Appeal,
vice Thomas Harris, Esq. d.ceased--snd En-
WARD HUGS, Esq. Of Montgomery County,
has been appointed Commissioner of LoleI.s,
vice Thomas B. Hall, Esq. deceased.