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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
THINGS AT WA.HtNGroN.

An intelligent friend who is just returned from
+" ashingion, writes us, that the great essentials
are going right. The President looks personally
into every thing with keen, scrutinizipe. militia.
Iy coup q ell, and is daily detecting and correct
ing abuses He frequently visits The Executive
offces, supervises the proceedings of the subor-
climate missionaries, and directs and stimulates
.nen py ms presence. Ia recent visit to the
Navy Department, hearing that the books belong
ing to that braneh of the public administration
were very much behind-hand, by the neglect OF
the late incumbents, he addressed himself 10 tho
clerks, told them there were great many appli-
can's ior their Places and If they did not bring up
the arrears Of business, he could soon find men
That would mention this as sample OF the spi.
Tit, which now exists at Washington, and as one
OF The fruits OF having Ga Military Chieftain" at
the head oil affairs. The President is determined,
una, neither himself nor any of his officers shall
eat the bread of idleness"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
EERNiRn brUroS

tt 7
hsHE hS Tor sale ON consignment,
" zoo oils hoIe' loaf and lump ugsF,, from eoe
"a contant supply
hhds. prime st. OToix sugar
$50 bills "Rictardsen's" fine old barley wEi,Ssy
bis double distilled do for fsrniiies
do apple brandy
S do cider vinegar
egT. es,k. an Y: WardrOr, us,,,y w. Msdei,a Wine
years in wood 800
eoob 's shot of all sizes "a ton,t,Bf supply a, Eaesry
pTice.) I 80
Barr sheet lead
Sack salt
21ron, Va; Iron h.nd'om.ly dSwn % al. 5yritthd-
% do Svedss, English Russis tfon,eg
Strman q AmeT'een blisieIedEtce,
Plough plates
Family Flour, hue
french BUR mill stcb. blotls
EIoyus Colosn mill stones, 81 ,ire Is eou,t.nt ,,,,
miu Screws BOOK B,ndesSs Prc.,es '''||
Nay 70 " So %sny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
OIutOlhg on Wle so O( JNue
coHEN'S oFFIGE-BALrIAsoRx ,
.fprii IS. 1929. :
MARYLAND STATE / OT'TFpV

NO = TOT fbx y arranged q lie
ODD .ayVD E5VENF SYST'E,5f
by which the holder Of tickets or two ,bn-,. :, s,
Ssts'ng a, least ore Irs and mag obtain AND
~ zoe same proportion Tor any greater quantity o pci,
ten than FOEr DsAGyS fhe dtavinz i, 6xed In, ~ "a
OF inyesiigs. ~ w ''1
II q IL l. q 4, Z, I, 2, y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
NO "QUIBBLING."


The N. York Commercial, and the Washington
". Journal, are not guilty of "quibbling," but we
must say il, OF direct falsiicalion:'- say; no
member Of Congress should be appointed to sub
ordinate ministerial office-And we are willing to
gofarther and say, that where you can fill the We
~ highest offices from others well as from MEM
bers OF Congress,we would let the members a,ene
but we say, that Gen. Jackson has yet appoint
ed no member oil Congress to ministerial Office
" What then do you do with the cases of Owen
and Chandler. and Jcromus Johnson's We saw
they are not members-and it is a direct equivoca-
ton to say, that they had been.--Pushed TO the
wall by this fact The commercial and National saw,
ahey hare been members--aDd the National says
sge are quibbiing because we draw the obvious
disnnc.on between the present add the past
what they are and what they haze been. Our
rule does not therefore apply to Owen, &c-and
therefore TO attemp I to apply il, is much worse
than quibbling-lt is either an attempt 10 falsily
the rule we have laid down or TO faisify the fact 10
bring 1t within that rule. They first tried to mis-
represent the taet--and failing in that attempt,
ie.f!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

.WHAS committed runaway, the Jail s. GIttiur-
W hAL Couniy on the I3th DIR q; March 1879 negro
MAJ VINO es' himself John HslpH, lie says he IL fffs
0n wa" ne was horn and rsis I'd in the upper .I, of ;sg
Is1me Of King and Queen eono'y FROM whose ssrtft re-
deserted about years Iohn liaeiy
man. feet inches high, dsri yelics COMP. un
by any mark except that bis upper sbse
unusually vide apart Tie ssid negro engsed IN
nsvIsanS James River from Richmond 10 Iynohbur, bcr
about years past The of said nesrq requeseYt
come toward prove property, pay erse. ead IKE fm
or be will be dealt with According to law. Ia
JOHN McREYNOLDS, Jailnr.
Buckingham @. III. NAV 2G 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
CONENg, OFFICE 81 !. Z. ]

~ NO. ia, Market-strecl, Baltimore
~ "hste me two great Capital Pprizes of
w We ffnnaTed Thousand Dollars each
EeIs solu 10 former Lotteries, snd more Csp.i ~
uavs pssp .9ld 'bsn 81 suy other offce 10 Ameriea
OhphhS either by mail fpo,t psidl OF ptivste ,,,
uce' enclosing the Cash pfiles win meet via ~
Address 10 F-Vu" "PPHeaIfh
j T. COHEN, Jy. 8 BROTIERr
HIys RegiHe, eoniaiafsf TIE Oecfqg ia, III =.
5sgSasst u. 'e' ?" '~c@ mo s9gh
hai,mors. hnrl g. ,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
II ] G II y ST PRIZE
FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS

iOSc0 prlzes, amounting 10 ego ocn
70 NopODs Blank prize The who'll, s,,,t,. n ,se,,
and ~h,eh % u'rot at o0HEN'5 OFFICE, osn tshsJ d.
moment they drawn. ~" 30 40" "'
Whole 7fck,i,, 81 O,,nr,~,s e,oo
HalDGs, : Ejobtbe - az
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
SGtice,

MRS. NJ. N. CRUiKSIiANK wiIi'opcn SCHOOL
wi for Young Ladies, in wnfs.reet in this city on
Tuesday the 18th inst. where the following branches
will be taught viz :-Reading, oh"sraphy, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, Rhetoric
Composition History, Natural Philosophy o"m'soy'
PRAYING and Painting and the Use of the G'otes.
Reference nav he made to President Chspn and
Professor RuggIcs, of the Columbian COLLEGES r; Jo'
seph Andrews, Dr.. T. p. Jones, nr. Scwa'i. and IL.
Wallach. ESQ of Washington jnIy IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

The Magnolia (Florida) Advertiser, a neat
hir,e paper, p,iu,ed in village, not in existence
Il 5 years ago, contains an article on the prospe-
\ ily of that tlourishing aud Interesting terri'"-
hy. Every thing seems to promise well anc
6airlv for Florida. hs staples, sugar and cot
kon-its delicious climaie-its natural 81 nation
hnG advantages for commerce, all unite to en-
nance its value, and increase its Importance -
h-hs consmpla,i,e mind, IN surveying The ex-
kent and resources OF this country, Is ios' II
Wonder AID amazemeht, and we can hardly
hhink the founders OF our government ,hrm-
selves, Gale ulated the wide field they were open
6nr for human enterprise and American great
~pesS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

| The speech Of Mr.. DAvERzAo VIII ne feaa
n, pleasure as a beautiful piece oicompoSi
|on, and as expressing feelings OF hish-w'ousht
5b,rio,ism We rejoice when wesee such men
4 MIR DAvERzac and Mr.. EVERETT, opposed
8 they are in politics to the people among
HON they are travelling, receive the po'i'e at
krions, the hospitality, aud The honors when
Srs due TO their tSlents. II Is by the in'er>
hange of these civilities tina, the asperiles OF
heal preiudices are broken down, and more
kee aud LIBERAL intercourse between The distant
arts of our country likely TO be established =
Ra,,y. for time. is merged in The recollection
II common suffering, AID OF common glory;
| d when the occasion is even passed, the SEN
men,s i, has inspired suiIi .i"ger round The
cart, and perform ,heir salu;ary inlurnce.-
Bur great mrn, are the links and chains Of the
L-rion as much as OUT roads and canals. The
rs,, speak TO our feelings and passions; the
hs,. operate "rly upon our interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

s.. ,uhGe. services rendered by Mr. Clay entitle
% IN the honors we can hestow Ar, Ciav Is
the few irsliritlusls that have lived not alone
- Ives but for their country and posterty -
NOZZLE institutions which his talents and patriotism
!. ss,.bl;,hed win forever remain monuments OF his
d has country's glory.
Az this even,fuI period Of our National history New
of s.s.,v In times past he has been our best
rnd We owe him debt of gratitude which has
lem increasing for the last twenty years Without de-
min, YOU longer. now propose.
[Ths health Of Hr Chg-Nay his country duly ap.
lrciae his talents and public services and elevate
In to the highest station in the git OF atree ana IN
ncndrnt people
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

ted his letter to the consideration Of the repre-
sentatives of the Republic He sets forth, at
full length, the aeis.of Lavalle, his usurpation
Of power, murder Of Dorrego, and invasion Of
Santa Fee; and calls upon him for asyindica.
ton of his conduct. This communication does
not a2ps arto have been answered. -
We find also the proclamation Of Rodriguez,
on entering Santa Fe. and or Rosas on ap,
proac hing Buenos Ayres. They are unin,e>
re sting documents. There are several details
Of skirmishes, in which blood was shed on
both sides.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

The Washington Correspondent OF the y
States e. zrtte writes, that there is run'or that
M. M'CALL, the agent for The Mediterranean
IS TO oe removed, and that Mr.. CAR
Bow. he member Of congress from North "a.
froliua, is to have The appo'n men'' IL is some
{sha, more certain ha; a disposition has been
Ananilcst,d TO reduce the commissions al pre-
hen, allowed 20 ;he aceai on tina, station.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
Notice,

4 CAMP MEETING will be held on Col. w Mi.
N nor's Land, about miles from Georgetown, ID. G.
and about II from Alexantria, which will commence
on the oath inst The Ministers and Members OF the
Associated Methodist Churches hereby respectfully in
vite the public and the ministers and members Of all
other Churches to join them in this meetng.-It will
be held in beautiful grove, and the water on the
ground is very fine. In addition 10 the stationed Mi.
niters of the Associated Methodist Churches IN the
ID. C others from Baltimore and other places are ex-
pected To attend july IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
Cheap Goods.

'vIyIIE subscribers intend making change IN Their
business in September, and, with view OF se', 10Y.
or or rcducinp their stock Of Goods offer thcm till
that period at very small advance upon the cost me
assortment is large. seasonable and general and nuy
era bv wholesale or retail will get them at reduced
prices. 'a"H' q " "
i,,Ir 2-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

\ Sc,RcrrY OF SEAMsN.-Wr unGers'and, saws
she Baltimore Amer, an, tina, a scarcity of sea-
men a, present prevails in this port, and that
Several vessels, now cI~ar~d, are unable to pro-
|ce,G on their voyages for want OF III" proper
|complemen, of seamen. The wages OF able
bodied sc,men are now a SIS '"'mon;h, WINE
sn New York they are a $40 % Sl2.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

FELIX" cannot be inserted, because his ar"
Gle contains too many personal illusions, and
koulL create q controversy in which avas' ma
3ori,y of our readers would tasr no interest,"
I've think, however, JUS as FELIX does. II the
4 beme comm. n,rd on is, as we judge 1t TO be,
radically wrong, 1t will Tail as soon as e'e ex'
kerimsn, is fairly made; # i; is intrInsicaiiy
rood, FELIX will be sorry tina, he has written
hpairst it,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
Card.

A. B. HAYDEN, Denial Surgeon,
TWILL commence his regular visits 20 Alexandra
w on Thursday next, 18th instant a1e Goh'lhue
them on the second and fourth Thursday in zach month
n,;I f,r,her notice Persons wishing bis professional
services. will please leave notice at Claggetts City
u...s may IL &c tn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
More New Books, just received.

A NNE of GEIRsTEIN, the New wavery Novel
n for 81 90, Tales of Grandfather, I'd series;
Roper on Legaces, 1899 ed; arabian Nights; Life Ct
Napoleon; Family Bibles; Dwghts Hymns; fox's
Books Of Martyrs Byron, in VOL, and variety OF
Standard late works, which, to close sales, are now
offered much lower than they have, hitherto. been
sold. GEO. WHILE huc''
Corner of King and ST. Asaph street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
Bank Of Alexandria,

Juty Ofh, 1897
Dividend Of four dollars share, for the last s'I
"A months, has this day been declared on me cap'a
stock of this bank, and will be PAD 10 .he
ds ON or after Thursday the 9th ns-By order ~ the
Board. y. L. "cn1NN"' 0N'''
iuIy 7-eoSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
SHIP NHWSo
SAILED, JULY | 5,

d.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
c,.am.nacket Frederick sburg, d. J. Jenkins, do.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, passengers-
Sch, Washington, Britton. cleared at New.York for
this port 18th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No Nv.
- DF ,y;fh IN, Eeqd So much for buckingham +"

"OF lViih his keqd So much for buckingham"
Ano her editor rewarded Success TO it,
-Four years from now ace NAV come IN too:
The Annapolis Republican states, that MIR
kGRlFrox MUNRoE has bren remo'e ed from the
|ofIice of Postmaster Of that ci and that Mr..
J. Green, editor Of ,he Maryland Gazette, has
been appointed in his place.
RICHARD e. ALLEN, Esq. has been appointed
by he President Law agent Of thu Urited
Sraps for Florida, in the place OF Samuel
Breniz, rsmocsd.
In the county of Northumberland, Pa. Two
village Pos'mas'ers and in the count, OF c.
ire one village postmaster all most trust worthy
men, have been removed, because they dared
10 vote for Mr. Adams in preference TO Gene
ral Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
N.E1.S AN.Di&lAa
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY l6. 1929.

STATE OF THE WEArHER.-The thermome-
stood, Yesterday, at So, accompanied WIN
lively breeze from he S.W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16
AUCTION.
Trustees Sa\e.

by virtue ola deed Of trust from John Kipp, Of the
u city of Baltimore, and Mary, Iris wife, to the sub
scrbers for the benefit of bis creditors the subscribers
will sell at public SALE the premises; 1hrsdays
the S0M instant, at 10 O'Clock,
A Valuable Tan Yard,
situate, lying and being at the Of Oronoko and
Water streets, in the city of Alexandra, fronting 81
feet 81 inches on Oronoko street, and running back,
binding on Water street. 800 feet, to the Potomac n.
yer. The eligibility Of the situation and the value Of
this property are too well known require further
description.
The terms of sale are-one.third in cash, ana the
balance in two equal payments, in one and two years,
with interest from the day of sales the payment Of the
credits to be secured by notes with security to be ap.
proved by the Trustees The title is believed to be
indisputable. JOHN SCOTT,
JOHN GLENN,
Baltimore, 9th July, 1929. Trustees. :
july 7-3tawt}OthJuly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-16

We should have written, the other day, tour
ney no, "tourny" II was, however, but lap
,us pennQ, and we should no, have noticed i,
bu, one who wishes US, no doubt. always to
write corrscflg, has remarked the error, and call
ed our attention % il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
From Tie Ner York Comn,,,,i,.,

a CLUMSY Trick --Iftbe wisdom a.,
CIV OF DUFF Grctn stood in need of a NOV, ne
tralion, he has recently afforded one ' :, w.
we almost thin1 the Cabinet will ban, aa
heads from mot'ifi' alton. Mr.. u.s.
this city, former Charge d'Affaires i, e.
Britain, recently, as it appears, made , G''f
Washington On business, and had oc,,,;Fa
cau on the President during his sray.i, W
iag,on. In the course Of conytrss,ion "M
individual in that city, he Observed H.. '
President Showed more sense in COM
than he expected to hear; or made sons
walton to that effect, not dreaming TIA, ~
mark would be repeated, or that on 8, sI
and common place an expression, a ,oIsn"
tifcate was to be made out as on his ,n'p'.
that the Presidents talents were no, nv.
mediocrity. The admission, however v,'
rare and precious to be lost. A few d,r,n
an article appeared in the Trlepra,h n,S
".4n,snds honorable" Duff began By ,,,I; y'
his awkward English tha' he had received :.
ter from former opponent of Genera H.
son, SC. which he published, in order "a =.
hin an opportunity Of making the an,,Is
noyable In The letter, The wii,er. afsr
Cling apology for his humbug, set form h,'r,
had heard Mr.. Lawrence make certain r.r,.,
in conversation, which he though weyr vor
of being recorded; aud proceeded t, ms,.,..
gentleman pronounce discourse in III. +.
person; in which he made him s,,lr ;h., h, H.
conversed with the most ih;eIliscn, and FAM,
statesmen of Europe, on The subiecr Of III. ".
in The East, and hat The Presihcnl uR,s :,
wisely ard scientifically on lhl Subj c, ,,,r
Of them, sc
The Ger iica'e thus foi,rcd upon Mr. +,
renee, was seized upon with eosi4,ir iov r.
Some Of The Hurra Journals. Oilers se,, /.
doubt what 10 do with il; and some Of f,,
wished Duff and his customer in the RraS,
for petform:ng such ridiculous mspGu,r :
Mr.. Lawrence denies thai lie made use Of 4,
such language as was attributed TO him; b,s,
he did express some surprise ., di,cou}
more intelligence in the Chief Msgisra.c In
he had been led 10 10 expec, from previous a.,
and common b-Ief. /, mus, be ,e1a,iou,
him TO have had his name dragged GU, il Z
absurd business. Duff must oe Nrntd ogl
The Cabinet, or we fear we Can no longer 81.
port the Administration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
From tie .9Lerandria Gazetis.

"The Philadelphia Aurora is out upon o'e =, 49,
system in toto. We cannot 60 the whole with uI
per, though we are decided in our wish for no.
modification Of the laws the subject, and AZ g..
change in the system Itself If any body w'soe'%
come Disguised with military matters, let hin 49,.
one Of our militia mus,ers, and il he IS not ''p
to his hearts content there is virtue IN co't'"'
lettes, and white feathers"
The Gazette nigh, have observed, ID"
though we "were gu, upon the militia wv.
in TOTO" our object was TO procure t!the' ~,
peal or modification Of the miIlfia laws ~ y.
will take this opportunity Of stating wa irG y,
subordination and correc, depormen' o. a." 'sa,
volunteer corps, and also some OF The fD'ay
companies, are entitled 10 approDa'lUnn' %
were not included in our structure. '''
object to compulsory trainings in VICE -
disorder. In fact, the whole system IS W Y.
It's organization, discipline, and 'ende"ei =, -.
would encourage volunteer force, anu c,y
cessary, support il at tic expense oil Tue ~
but we would 60 very lille further. "
Gent numbers were not obtained IN 'Di' "' ~.
would be conclusive evidence that pup
Mon was against il, and therefore ocgn' ." ~
be enforced At present large sums OF " ~
are annually levied upon individuals wa =,
copscienriously opposed TO the system, ' o.;,s
on others that prefer to submit TO imPO,'hi !, /,
rather than demean themselves by Ioihi"S AZ
disorderIy burlesgue Of military tactics, ~, ~
an aggravation Of the hardship IS, ' ..;,,f
whole thing is totally useless, and po sna,.g
and that The moneys that are w
siyely collected are embezzied or sqoa"
away rPhRadelphia 5n''s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

SOMETHING CuRlous. Any iaing like the fol-
loving, twenty years ago, would have leo the
good PEOPLE Of many place like this. to believe
thai some supernatural agent mad been al his
diversions to ..sasioDish the natives" with
fra,s OF d'abolcai skill. MIR. CamGrid, res
pec,abie smith Of This village informs US, that
somelim0ast week, he had constructed peou-
liar fire, Oh his forge of bi,umnous coal, to take
VIVA, he technically terms Welding heat. The
fire was covered in such manner as to allow
little or no heat to escape, and nothing but
the smoke or small blue fame appeared a.
bove the roof cf Soal. Alter blowing for
some time, he had occasion TO stop his bellows
for a few SECONDS, when the boy who tended the
bellows was directed TO blow again he a cident-
made a reverse motion with the pole, the
consequence Of which was al, explosion of
mis- bellows with report resembling that Of
gunpowder. The capper of his bellows was
split, aud the leather torn from the wood to
considerable exten, The fact is that the short
respite given to his bellows, had converted il
into gasometer, and he contrary motion Of
The bellows pole had drawn Are from the forge.
Had the bellows been full charged, SCI ious on
sequences might have been the result Mr..
Camfrld may be grateful 'ha, he lives in an en-
ligh'ned age, as another century might have
subjected him to the charge and ordeal Of a
wizard - CntskiA Recorder.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
U S OGee,s interfering in S,aic E,,,6,

u AZ CyNcS mtfiFHS ~ cidC Lat,6I
President Jackson, IN his l1Jugnra, expe.
sed great horror st the interference Of rb,C
STATES government in elections, and bis ~,
porters were olamorous on his po!rr Ga..,
the administration Of Mr.. Adams. New ss
are in power, they begin 10 practice, and /.
have bad lille sample Of j! in this s'a,r, a.
ring the election Of Representatives. Mr. ID,
hams gross attempt TO influence the votes |.
this own, we have before alluded to, and 80
the fact, that the Pos, Master Of this own 3D.
been permitted during The contest, % act d
Chain man of The corresponding Jackson ca
mitee. The personal exrrrions Of every Ga
holder or expectaDl have been untilng, and Vi
duub' If more than one u. S. officer in ID
STATE has voted for Pearce and Burgc,, 4
withheld their votes from Eddy and Dnr'a-
II it be so we should like TO hear il s,aed
In this town every U. S. officer who had ,W|
was at his post eleciioneering for the JltkE
candidates. On examing the lis, Of lacks
voies il appears that out So, fourteen weegr
by persons holding Offices under the U S. m
six by persons who are exprctan,s Of CuSa
House or other Offices! making ,weny 'cs
H'tS'y "uuShSSu W stC ko'SiHutU' paw
age, besides some ten or fifteen woes more g.
en- by ela'ives or friends Of U. S. officers
Mr.. John II Waterman, Weighcr in hsCr,
tom House, has been the principal leader q
the Jackson party in this contest Though
sworn officer Of ,hc Customs, and resdinc T.
this town, he visited Warwick, town in ho
County, from which he had removed, andsrf
much time there in eleciioneering. On tow.
meeting day he WAS busy in distributing n''i
and bringing persons to the polls. Some =
the citizens, ind'gnan, al this interference e.
minded Mr.. Waterman ihs, he was l. ;
officer, and resident OF Providence, ard 20
II did not become him TO meddlc with ;he'' '''
affairs. This rebuke had TO effect upon VI,
drlicacy Of the Custom House Office, ars o."
not restrain him from his eleciionteringei',,'
Such are the beautiful practical results Of W
reforming Administration, which promise,
loudly 10 prevent all improper in'erleren '"'
the righ'fulcourse Of appointments to 'in',
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

The Richmond Compiler contains onoticc of
IA Excavalor or Self-i.oading Cart, invented
by MIR. w. Beach Of Philadelphia. |, is de-
scribed as loading itself in It's progress by means
Of pne Of its wheels, which is hollow, taking up
40 square feet Of earth in one minute. This is
carried to any distance as in a common cart !;
and the load deposited or unloaded in less than
half a minute, without trouble by opening the
bottom Of the cart. The inventor states tina.
one Of his carts is now at work on the Rail-
road within mile and half Of the Schuylkill
river, near PhiIadrIpLia; tina, it is worked by a
man and boy, and three horses, and removes
and embanks in day vice as much earth as
is removed by three common carts and trenfy men
who are working Of the same place. Thus do
ing (says MI: u the same work a, about one
sixth Of the cost it would be done in the ordi-
nary mode. The Excava,or can be m ade for
nearly the same price as common three horse
cart, and quite as easily kept in order IT seems
to be entitled to the notice of en,erprising con-
tractors.