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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
TRUST SIZE. -

virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by G. R. J. H.
& 10 the Subscribers dated The 2uh Of May 1873 ma
M therein mentioned, viii be sold al Auction az Is
~ on Pedssday the 24ta instant, the prenises
o OF ind situated in the city of Rchoud al the corner Of
es ao e streets (Which land is particularly described in o
Sex' OF uGsi beng undivided third parts The tt n
believed 10 be good the trustees viii convey sh e n
as Is ihveSed in them By the deed Of trust
ISAAC DAVENPORT, D ~
~. Ho u GBiNE, ( ArwlA
hlcfnohd jane lI,h. 1893
D. - Sale ly DAvryFosr ALLEN 6: Co Ani's.
oecnon OF Nr Alex Haian. the proprietor of the cs,e,
1 Par, 81 the lot above mentioned shall sell me whole a
an Not OF and Tor mich third paI Mr. Ha.h win cu,
Vey his title 10 tie PURCHASER -
Jane Pile DAVENpORT. ALLEH s. Co A1rrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
RoRTER CyEExAK

subscriber very respectfully informs the i.;-
zens OF Richmond Manchester aud ,he publ,s
generally, that he is again commencing the BOT.
LILHG BUSINESS of Porter, Ale, Cider and
"ine. lie has Just. received few hogaheads of
superior quality PORTER 81 ALE, from one Of
The best breweries in the y. States, T. Morris &,
Son, Philadelplia.
Country merchants may rely on having the Porter
packed IN the very best Manner that il VIII be SAT,
10 carry three hundred Miles, if necessary Old
Botting Cellar at the corner of 9TH street nsr, ,,
to VIM H. Fitzwhylsonn, Esquire. OF a, the store OF
the subscriber, directly opposite the cep,re Of tho
Old Market.
may InIJN gFERpV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
FOR SALE, a good Mich Cow, accus,
- toned to tie City, Apply TO
junel Is A. PEASANTS. u.
5TEANI SUGAR.

THJE offer for sale assornen, of family loaf ai unn
~ Sugars, refined by D. L. Thomas Of Baltimore with
steam apparatus, hiey erected by him. upon the most rcen;
and improved plan aud construction
The direct agency Of fire cins IN ,h process Of refining en-
t!y dispensed wlh the Sugars do no, suffer any imisuo
Of body and srength neither any made bocks hloo
lnne clay, &c; but the whole process carried on m the s
pcs and neaesi manner, Of which the h grain iustre b
ancy and colour OF the sugars bear anp,c testimony aud
strike and every purchaser and consume,
their superior quality and econory Of W..
juno9--7t IjDCKE e. SfZr-p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

And numerous smaller prizes.
Price Of 7iekcts-W Whole Tickets s., Halves .
Quarters I.
~ Orders h,r tickets in all the current Lotteries
will be promptly attended to. Address
ETTING MICKLE,
june ~ Riehnond In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
HERRINGS, SALT, DC

HGLShANOO, GALL, &C.
10A Barrels behring's, No.
AVV $50 sucks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very fine, in kegs Of
30, 10 and so lbs
go lbs smoked bcef, frs: chop, ius, received by
the Planter
few boxes genuine caret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
5000 Spanish cigars, half boxes Of which
arc warranted real Spanish tobacco ond made In fla
Vana' Tor salcby ENOCIf 3. COURTNEY,
nay - Main e. opposite Tho Old MARKET
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

MR THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
to eel two valuable LOTS, lying near The
centre Of tho city, ono IN front of thc Waslinpton
Tavern, tho other Immediately back ofAIr Stanards
Tho Improvements the fret arc removable at the
end THE term fs's, Dec next) by Mr. GodJin, the
tenant. GEO. HAY, acting
'unn or the PROPHECIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

- NOTICE.
"A IL persons indebted 20 the estate Of tho late Ro
n bern Keweu, are requested TO settle The same
and thosn TO whom The estate is indebted WIN send in
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
Jun Is OF Robert Keven, dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
C1g4SSIC.4L READER.
NHlS work has lust been reccived q

N1lo WORN HdS Just Deen IecClVed al the
- Bookstore opposite the Earic. An extract
from the Visitor q Telegraph Of Oct. lac, viii show
the nature and object Of the work.
"THE CLASSICAL RFAptR, Selection OK cssuns in rruse and
Verse from the eminent English aud Amrsc an writers
For the USE Of the higher classes public private Sen-
RIGS BY Rev. T. w. r. Greenwood, and g. \ Emessos Of
Boston.
This work is valuable acquisition rhoois This ~
one OF like character has opg been very much wanted The
reading books hitherto put uio tine hands NJ the higher classes
10 schools Ill suited 70 gain tho object in view troul
examination Of this WORK, wA think among the best ropa
lions have for the use advanced classes families
IL has many exceenocs reSoncnd 10 attention Of
parents aud teachers oNphh will briefly advert
J. In all is selections, il is decidedly favorable 10 vuc and
religion and rs matter apcafs TO have been eettc much
taste aud judgment
2 II is work purely national Aud modern Il has ma,,-
valuable historical Facts and aueodes in relation early
history the character, mauner geography, and ceeIy Of
cnnnty In the matter Il contains, Is we'll adapted 10 the
tayie feelings and habits oft pfn, ayr smboes many
Of the brightest and most Sparkling gems Of Irving Weier
Everett Jefferson, Chamnt SPARKS Brtapt and Percival
The selections calculated awaken the curiosity of
The young scholar and form and improve hes twill
impart o. him a mental refinement AMI iihne him with
generous for elevated moIs add manly Ierauran
Teachers and others are invited to call and exannin
the work. ARIEL WORKS,
iunr 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

Mn Petcri'T. from Yorkshire, England arrived here in t.c
snip Mary Rowland has brought with him of tire fines;
oSnsh Shsep Among them arc two and ewes OF
Tue Lincolnshire long wool breed from OF which 10 mounds
o"oo wis shnrn on the passage lie has also rams an
rweso IRE ie'cesiershirc breed ou tire celebrated Bake
well flock; Shetland Pony brace OF Shephcris Dos ard a
brace OF English Phcssans Mr. will take his Sheep 10 Al
ion Illinois, 70 test the fitness Of the prairie lands for tho g
Ing OF fine cOhng wool We hope his emit rpr;s viii be croun
ell with complete succcss-fF Y (inr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
RIcnY ..p TERRAcE, eth Nav. 1920.

N!CHV-sD IEkHACE, Sth May, 1879.
Dear SIR: Upon the receipt of your letter Of the
9th inst. sen. il to the Secretary of the Treasury,
with request that he would bring under the early
notice of the Chancellor OF the Exchequer the sub.
lect TO which it has reference. now inciose for tho
information OF .ie parties isercsted in Foreign obac
co, the copy of letter which have received from Mr.
Dawson, BY which you wi! perceive that the bill
which had heen brought into the House, for the pro-
hihion of the growth uftobucco in ireland. has beer
withdrawn. and that it is not contemplation OF the
government to recommend the adoption of any ,uea.
sure In relation to this article until the whole subiec,
sall have been carefully e-considercd
am Dear Sir,
Your very ob't lius0ble sev'c,
(Signed) w. HUSKISSON.
To JoHS CRa, ESQ. Chairman liyern,u,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

Tickets $40, Halves S, Quariors2 so. Eicb,hs Is
Fot sae at the Bookstore Of
juno y J. II. MASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
MICKLE'S LOTTERY OFFICE

hert below the Door of N. Eagle Hoia.
WASHINGTON City Lottery, iorh Class drew
w yesterday, and the drawing will be received
TO .MORROV.
PRIZES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
JOHN HENRY

~ MANAGERS OFFICE, JUNE I7,h, Ian
HE following were the drawn numbers 10. the UssIoq
/. IS, 10, 81, DO, SO, 50, il, SIS, Ia.
not known al This ocs where the large capitals efs s
~ g o. capital of $1,000 !.
-, 81 So 1000
10, IT. So, 5oo
o $1,000 przes sold ia whole tickets one 10 efnf
man OF Richmond, the other gentleman in Nook-
zoe So alftcke to gentleman of Richmond all sold a.
TIE MANAGERS OFFICE, under the Eagle Hotel
YATES &, N,IYTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

LAND AT AUCTION.
cn Thy HSDA the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, wifi
be sold IN front of me Bell Tavern. for c,osh.
1SS Acres of land situated in Henrico COUNT,
about nine miles from Richuiond, on tGs
Williamsburg Road, and adjoining the Lands Of mr..
Austin Allen, Mr.. Royal Crouch, mr.. Nath Burtis
ana hirs Allen. The sale VIII be without reserve,
by order of the proprietor
june Is OTIS, DUNLOP & Co. Aucts. =
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Mlsrft05V XN5SS.

Atscttos0 &51J95S,
THIS DAY. -
~ STOCK OF GROC ERIea
hiS hohNiNG tie f7sh mat ~ o,~ock - shar n;
at auction at The store occupied BY GA n srrt cur est -
1focezies Fixtures &c &c.-Terns a. s3e. : =. u =
80 RANDOLPH 4 fSoWxE
n. GROCERIES AT AUCTION. =
~ I'M K>DAf the 18Th ist nj 10 O'Clock at or ses;c
stoe-ie hds prime Molasses, do ST. Crox Suras Do
antSua kuf eIces winter lamp OIL 20 bbis Whiskev ~
uo ~ Hum 70 buxes mould Candida, brSvn Soao IN
SoH riaus handsome patterns; Cider country Gin rsncss
yer lea race Cnger, Shoes Hats, Maeisira Wine - ~
june 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co Aucr
,AECcfONS sAI.E.--By virtue of The I71l an "A
testament OF Jos GaleEo Decd J. rs suryyi.s 100 az
u ass w' and Testament shall EXPOSE 10 ale M p.bI -
% n ,he Pe,nises on ihur the Ash June a n ocYk
a SAID los Gaicsos ria tide and insees 10 ard ~ - e
r1a.n ives, corner Of asd tn sreess opposite M
iooacco hanniactory which IL ne Trsr.
Budding his part oftbe lotknown in the plsn al r. ;s ~
emond by M sos CONTAINING about half an acre - -,
eSi eet front or 7h Street running back ga frc TINS "a
san(ect To ground rent Of $40 per s,,nurn.
Itass on SAlx-OBefourb Of the purchase money casn
snd te haasce al g. and II months wh nsesea nor -,
OF SALE the purchaser giving bonds approved secir
an1 eeed OF trust on the property the payment
mo sale VIII be conducted by Orr DuyIoy e Co
;on.,. T. .. CHEVALLlE, Surviving Ex'or
Of Jos dr~Sf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

Sales Of Tobacco At ,1acton at Stockoc Warehouse,
..- f5M June, 1929.
PAsSp2 hhds at &c IS; az s; 2at5 Go; 3atd o. al
To- alta 70; 2a ats 20; atA 20; at &: Al so;
att 30 att Is; l@6 q; att rs; at " 70; at 9;
az 10 att ~; at ~ tx at 10 rs; at co. al TO-
RFTUsED Il mid at 81 10; ~ 40; at4 80 az TO-
g2 so; 1at3 3o at4; at 20; ats co. at 8o al
20 I ats 70.
S5ics Of ToJaeeO at Sioekoe ycsierdp,
Refused, 81 10 10
Common passed, 9 90 10 4 20
Middling, including
stomming qualities, 4 10 to so
Good 10 Fine, toIOe5
Common and Middlirg qualities have declined 10
to 20 cents from last weeks prices.
Number Of Boats and amount Of Produce passed DOM
through he Lowsr Locks.
JUNE 1.--t97 hhds-tobacco, 1867 bbls flour, 10
square Of slate, 10 ton Of sand. 46 bushels wheat,
veal, 10 cord ofwood, cord Of bark, 81 boats, o
coal boats, ,354 bushels coal.
iS.-i65 hhds tobacco, 90 bbls 6our, roll Of lea
ther, 100 lbs Of miscellaneous articles, 900 slaves,
800 kcg polee empty boats, (sma % boats, coal
boats, 1,3i4 buelislscoal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

John Cr1is formerly ieachc, in Ba'ncrc has been as.
pointed Of the Patent oee the place Of Dr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
UNITED STATES PENSIONERS.

For the information of persons who receive pay
ments duo to deceased pensioners, we are re-
qnested to publish the following from the in
attractions the Agents from the Treasury Depart
roent, together with the Act OF Congress referred
twill trouble aud prevent deluy if particular
attention spoid to these Instructions payments will
not be made unless strictly followed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

Ilckets ST, Haives ., Quarters H. a y Z
For sale IN the usual variety Of numbers at IL
Lottery & Exchange Office of
june l7-st THO. d. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

Going The ,oholc-'It is truly gratifying, saws IN
harrisburg Reporter, to witness the unanimity wit
which the friends of Jackson sanction crery act
of his administration"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

We see that our Ncghbors of Nasiipcton %
congratulsting themselves, that, out of 1000
which have been called in of their pta stock onig
$4,000 remain unpaid, and this by subscribers on Of
reach OF agents s4oo 600 have been called il, on the
saii Road stock, and not one dollar deficient in the
payments Five corporations subscribe 70 th, stool
ofthe Canal Company. headed by Congress. to the
amount of 100000. Two corporations subscribe
one million out OF four 20 Tie Rail Road stock.
baltimore Cn-cite
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
BlGGER,S OFFICE,
PO-MORROW

NE O'Clock the drawing Of the Wakhnccn CITY ro,,esy
Class No. 10, viii BE- received ne BlCCERs OkFIfsrS
10000 Capital PrizcT tickets 81. halves 4 quanes l.
June ~ ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
r. CHUBBs oFFICE.

old COFFEE -25 Bags 6nc old Coffee.
for family use, 5ust received per CoIiiubns. for
sale by T. W. DREpT .aeI.
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&otsI1sIfrriaI Kffor0.
CULTURE or TO BACCO IN IRELAND. :

pats o. LAvNsr xuEoPE An ADvIcEs. =
From Liyeroonl.t 80 ar. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
BIGGERS OFFICE
Iu~r f7,h .oaa

JUNE nth 1879. Z
fENIiE Drawing Of Tie Washington CITY Letter..
Class No. 10, TOOK place yesterday, in the CITY
OF Washington, and the drawing will DO received -
Biggers- Office, TOMORROW, at 10 O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
NEW ENGLAND CHARACTER.

give you the fohouing; :. dnr9ss!is sRecimea,
imagine much or he will gain nothing. Bro.
,her Jonathan had net an old acquain,a nce
and, amidst much talk, the following occurred
The tone Of voice is somewhat drawing and
gut,eral, and the luok deep and grave
81 got to he about FIVE and forty. and thought
I'd get married-andI got married. used to
like fourth proof, yra know but after got
mar, led, my wifi. would mt let me have no fourth
proof. and suffered dreadfully. tell ye. One
morning got up with a desperate dry belly
ache, and fel, dre,dfully and I asked nv
wife if she hadn't got no fourth proof TO give
me, and she said she hsd'nt-and felt breed.
fully And l thought I'D 60 over and see Pa
tience Hildre,h-you know Patience-she's q
willin criter. So went in, and she gave me
ehear, and she asked me how did, and told
her l felt desperately. And I said Patience I
and she said wha,-she's willin criter-and
asked her if she had'n, 60. no fourth proof, and
she said she guessed she had and she went
down 10 the suite, and she brought up decan-
ter that held, guess, as much as three pints !;
and tuck it, and shuck her, and she bore a
bead, tell ye. And I said Patience and she
ways ready TO hear what have to say-and
asked her ii she hadn't got aay tumbler to give
me, and she said she guessed she had. And
she went down to the suite, and she brought
up tumbler that held, guess, as much as two
pints. And l tuck it up, and shuck her again,
and she bore bead. And turned out as
much, near upon't, as four fingers. And I said
Patience again, and she said what-she's a
willin criter-and I ask'd her If she had got
no water; and she said she guessed she had
but told her guessed it didn't make no mat
ter, for did'n, see no where for nobody to nut
nsne-and drink'd her down at one swig, and
she went like lie. And when got so could
speak, said Patieocel and she said what
and told her il my mother had given such
milk as that, I'd have kept stream Of it rum
ming Gown my throat as big as the nose Of tea
pot, thousand years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
COMMUNICATIONS.

An Erhi6 ition Of Fancy Glass Horktng, which
IA. been extensively patronized in different ci-
-cswn, and r. ven SoftS Seeing The method
Of blowing and working, and also Of Spinning
Glass, is .Lewn; and, to those persons who
have never had an opportunity Of Witnessing
the process, which must be the case with ma.
ny, who reside at place so distant from the
glass manufactures, il cannot fail to prove par
ticularly interesting. The rapidi,y with which
the various articles, Of which great number
are exhibited in the room, are formed, cannot
be conceived but on actual inspection. The
ingenious proprietor, Mr.. FIsN, has devoted
many years To his arr, and has been well repaid
BY the perfection which he has attained. We
are most happy to find tina, the exhibition has
been numerously visited, and recommend it
warmly to the notice Of our readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

Mr.. Ed;tor:-I observe in the Telegraph Of
Saturday last an article in relation to the pre-
sen,ation by committee Of the citizens oil BAL
timore, of a service of plate, to Dadnty > Carr
Editor Of the Baltimore Republican, Tor the cor
spicuous and honorable part he acted in the
late contest for President Of the United
s.a,es-appendrd to the letter OF the Com.
mit,ee conveying to Mr. Carr this tribute OF
respect anc esteem, see the name Of ROGER
B. TANEY! Will you have the goodness to
inform me, as you have been long time engas-
ed in the publication Of a newspaper, whether
this is the same Roger B. 7aney who formerly
resided in Fredericktown, Md. and in conJ'ne
ton with Key & Hanson, were the Editors OF
the Fredericktown Herald, one OF the most Bit
ter and unrelen,ing opposition papers, to the
election Of Mr. Jefferson.
A JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT.
Twill endeavor to ascertain tho fact and let
my correspondent know. Eoiiof'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

argument, plausible in appearance, and ad'
dressed 10 the sel .h feelings OF our nature, is
contradictory to the First principle OF civil So
eiety. I, is the basis Of the social compact,
that The faculties and the fortunes OF every III
dividual, shall be made subservieft to the we'll
being Of his neighbours and associates IN the
bond. The contrary principle is the rule OF
savage life, and is applicable only to the soll'
,ude Of III. desert All taxation Is eontriou'
ton levied upon the property Of one man Tor
the benefit of another; and the compensation 10
eacl, individual for the e1action upon himself,
is found in the l.vying similar, though moi
the same, contribution, upon the wealth or per-
sonal labor of another, the immediate advan'
tage of which may be enjoyed only by him.
The equalization Of the burden and OF he 5ene.
e., is among the cutie. OF the Legislature, and
will surely bes, b. effected, bya supreme au-
thorily, extendine over the whole, and in which
the inleres, and he will OF every part has an
equal constitutional weight.
II is indeed true, that in the apportionment
Of the public Contributions, one interest may
be more deeply affected than another. To
guard against theoccurrence Of this evil, is the
mos, i,nperpus tuty Of the Legislature. To
remove il, whene>es from inadver,epce or any
other cause, il MY have occurred, IS among
their most solemn obligations. The snrest
guaranty for Their ful6lment OF these consists
in the constitution, Of the body: in the equality
Of re representation Il which i, is composed, and
in the frequent return and free exercise OF the
elective franchise.
In the contemplation Of the Legislature, the
suffering interest is that which requires lis
most vigilant a,te,tion. The interest affected
by the injurious competition and legislation
of other nations, is that which will demand
protection. Da,rb,ism itself is no other than
the sacrifice OF thu selfish passion 10 the social
tie; and If taxation can never be levied upon one
man for the herft Of another, where Is the
merit Of Warren or lavish,ng his life upon the
heights of Charlcsown; or the glory OF Montgo'
merry, for devotine his before the walls of que
bee?
In the regret which you are pleased to express
at the issue Of the recent election, so Tar as 1t
indicates your appreciation ofmy public SER
vices, cannot bu feel myself Aatered. AS
manifestation Of tie will Of the People, to place
another at the hem where had been station
ed, this event hasmy entire and perfect aequl-
escence-knowinE that whoever IS placed
there will have continual need of The cahdor
aud indulgence ofhis country,l would ask II Tor
him as did for myself; and hoping that he
will realize the privileges and the duties Of his
place, by STANDARD commensurate with the
whole Union, viii trust that his exer'ions
for the welfare ofthe nation will be co-e1ten'
sive with its territory crowned with success
equivalent to the sincerity Of his designs, and
followed by the gratitude Of the present age.
and the benediction Of after times. Accept The
good wishes of your fri.ad and fellow citizen,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

Mr.. S,OUden--I do not take the Telegraph,
nor sm coEs,an. reader of il, though it may
be the only Republican paper" in the District;
bu, observe, from late paper Of yours, that the
General, Duff Green, having been called upon
to specify instances Of abuses to be reformed,
has, 10 order TO make out q cese. accused Mr..
Watkins with abusing the franking privilege.
As an apology for producing no more instances,
he says the great work Of reform will require
time and labor" True, it will, il the Presi-
dents objec, is TO remove unworthy officers
and appoint competent ones. But are we 10
expect that course? Are we not rather 10 APP
preheud, from wha, has trans2ired, that the
principal Recommendation to office will be that
the applicants have been either personal or 2o-
li,ieal friends OF the President. I am willing
TO admit, that, az all times, and uuoet all admit
nis'rs,ions, beneficial changes may be made ;
but not for the reason that the incumben,s have
b,er, or have not been, in favor Of the powers
thal b."
W nat viii tn Editor OF the Telegraph say
when he rs informed that probably the FIRST act
Of ons Of General Jackson's Reform Auditors
ne ban TO write a-letter, jranked 10 een,le>
rnaa 10 ms town, enclosing another letter from
tsird oe so,, on business; he, the Auditor,
having, as ia believed, no other inserest than
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

tina, of serving his friend, who, it is supposed'
is also good man and true 8
Ifit was an abuse for an Auditor, under the
late administration, to frank letters sent to him,
is it not equally reprehensible for Jackson
Auditor to enclose the letter Of his friend in his
e,on letter, tranked9 What wonderful differ
epce !, make. in our acts, to be Of the true Po-
litienI faith! To borrow the language OF Gen.
Duff Green, This is little matter ; and II
4. will hereafter appear to be less than sand
upon the sea shore-eompared 10 what Is 10
follow fOSl'ooi'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

PRoeREss OF CIvILIzAT1oN.-In addition to
ten or dozen Masquerade. week in New
York, we perceive that the Old Broadway Cir.
Gus, has been rented for "New York Tatler-
SAILS" Comprising Horse Bazaar, Carriage
Repository, Riding School. Subscription Room,
Livery Stables, Veterinary Hospital, and Pub.
Tic sale arena, upon scale and magnitude
commensurate with an establishment the most
extensive ever attempted in America, and not
surpassed by many in Europe"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

Dfr. Edifor-I have seen several notices in
your paper of the company now performing in
this place, and have been induced to visit the
Theatre. confess Mr.. DIxsoN, the singer, is
my fsvorite, and as he is countrymap of ours,
has rich bill Of fare, has done all in his power
to please, and will continue to DO so, trust he
will b. well rewarded at his benefit this even.
ing. THESPIS.