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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-03

Insmrecfion in the Psrnridn .army.--lt
is reported on the authority Of private let
ters. from Chagress that the army OF Peru
has appointed Gen. Garama Commander in
Chief. IN the room Of Gen. Lamar, who
has been shipped of to Chill. II is also
stated, that the differences between Col
and Peru would be speedy adjusted,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-03

Count Diebhsch. who commands the
Russian forces, is under 80 years of age
-hc is German by birth, q soldier Of
fortune, and sen-in-law Of the famous Bar
clay de FOLLY, who commanded the Rus
slams in 1912 and 1913.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
10 THE p[JRTJC
ILy LIST, 1929.

GO NE subscribers, having purchased the line of
stages running between Guyandotte and !. evils
purg, Will on or before the first of May next, com.
mence running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston and fyo,,
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Iawjsbure and
the principal Medicinal Springs to wit. the Wbto
sulphur. the 4ot, the Warm. &c. to STANTON
a. NJ. ~ = ''''''
And on its return, will leave Stanton twice
week. ''t|S .
From Gynyandotte to the Springs there viii be no
night travelling. - = 80
at Staunton the Line meets the Characteristics
Richmond, aud Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunton. will be
performed IN five days, and from Staunton to Rich
Inond, or Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, to the City of Washington, in e6 hours
and from Fredericksburg, TO the City, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, viii find this route the peasantest and cheap
est And those who may wish to visit the SPRINGS
are informed, that, exclusive of the Line tey can ut
all times be accommodated, on short notice with
good extra Coaches to those watering places
And the public are assured, that in attention to fhe
accommodation and comfort of the PASSENGERS go far
as good Coaches and Teens and skilful and sober
Drivers can afford then the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the State.
PORTER & BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March TO- 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

is lid higher than the last reinrn. Annexed IS
the weekly return of averages and duty as made up
this day.
Imperial Weekly Avcrage-Wheat CTS Id; Bar
ley, 3is Cd Oats, PES Id Rye 3Gs I'd Beans, 33s cd;
Peas sos 10d.
Aggregate average Of six weeks which regulates
duty--Wheat 6ss Sd; Barley, 32s DID; Oats, 22s Sd:
Rye, 38s 3d. Beans, 34s Cd; Peas, ass Cd.
Duty on Foreign Corn-Wheat, lbs 3d. Barley,
l3s 10d; Oats, I3s Cd; Rye, 2s6d Beans, lbs 81;
Peas, los Cd.
Ertroe' Of Litter fir'n Lirerpool aIarct %.
'liavins bern usually furate iii advices by the
Columbia, permit her 90 without line Our
Cotton market remains in very languid condition, and the
transactions week have been very limited indeed amount
ing only TO $3.50 bags including $3.50 Upands at 81 a6 100
Orleans at % a. 100 as 81, and 500 Aabarn ard Ten
nessec az 81 Gid Prices fully ppor,ed indeed we
may gay they are lS1 To-day the sales
nave bcen Cal, or 800 bales Ashes not brisk, sales low
aaSsecd scarce small lot sold a g. Naval stores dull
Inc Corn market this day heavy aud Wheat rather lower
Hour noninRy dos for tue best The duty Wheat for the
next week IS lbs Sd per or On Flour IS Did per br On
tire John Jay.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
From tie Mug York HyaiS, JMay 4.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND


Ihs Packet ship Columbia, Capt. Leano, arrived
Eare last evening from Londoo. She left Portsmouth
du the Isl April, and brings London papers to the
31st Narch.
Vhe prominent items of nows relate 10 the Catbo-
ZIG question, which may now be looked upon as en-
tireiy triumphant.
The Roman Catholic Relief Bill, passed the House
Of Commons on the both March, after warm dis
Aqssion OF many hours. The vote was $50 to I42,
giving majority of IFS. The bill was then sent
~tp to the House of Lords for concurrence. On put
ting the motion for which, the cheering was long and
ioird, many members approached Mr.. Peel and shook
linn by the hand, congrauating him on the success
Df his Bill.-Tbo irish 40 Shilling Freehoder5 Dis
ffranchisement Bill, passed on the same day.
The Morning Post Of the 3ist says at is to be
r;rtSented To the House Of Lords this day. No de-
flate likely to take place on the first reading. The
great discussion viii be reserved for the second
sage Of the bill, which is expected to be fixed for
friday or Monday next"
The Courier Of the goth March in noticing vayi-
lps arrivals from Germany states that accounts from
the frontiers Of Servia say, that in consequence oi
lie appointment of RedscEd Pacha 10 the post 0!
Grand VlZer the whole system Of war viii be chan
rto octcd general plan, each separate coIBIBan-
der following his own views, rgthcT those 20 which
circumstances gave rise" Redchld. who lad acCuir-
ed considerable experience in the Greek contest is
fully aware of the Importance Of combined operations
and has determined, it is asserted, TO make every
movement tend to one great object IN order to con
firm the Governors Of fortresses III Tie faithful dis
charge of their duty, rather in order - prevent
Tire surrender of the remaining strong holds on the
Dannbe to the very last extremity, commissioners
have been sent 10 each Of them, foTrsing superior
councils, by whom tie conduct Of Tic Governors is 20
be controlled.
'fhc Berlin Gazette gives accounts from the seat
Of war, deoiling certain advantages gained by the
G'rps Ohdcr Gen. Dcbtscb, over the TURKS, in scv
9Tal trifimg engagements, which said 30 be the
prelude tolnore important operations.
The Algemelne Ioitung, contains letters which
announce that the Sultan would not acccde to the
proposals Of NJ JauJert, nor indeed to any thing in
ti'a 7iaPo of proposals The Allies it is said must
act without hun, and it is supposed that lie Porte
viii be forced TO submit to the Independence OF
Greece. and the erection INFO separate state Of
the Morca the Cyciedes, Attica, Iivada ami Nero
pOnt.
Tire ciicfbaTo % tic excheGuoF las been e3eva-
d oths peerage 1ader the tile Of Marquis Rock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

FArcuiyR, May =, 1923
the District that poll would "a
held for for tho Convention, sc,sby which
has been done manisis high degree of confidence in
my principles, and egettba forced by the present pos
Of affairs in relation this subject decline
which is probable will form distinguished the HISTORY
of Virginia.
recent event in Fauquer, well rs several that hare IRE
coded IT, bids friend the great before
the public, To all honorable insure further and
complete success to the principles which have long advocated
No means which have been suggested my mind have pro-
missed more than declnaou OF the proposed honor should
meet with more opposition in certain political quu,e, than
amy other individual while those with whom have acted and
by whom have heretofore had the honor be SUPP d.,
would be and destroyed by internal ssenions
success ofprincples and my object;
should consolidate force weaken divis We
srand in need Of union and vigilance
There arc non before the HrI three geneucn Cul-
pepper and two from s county, whose lives devoted
10 the study o!,he rights of persons property Weld
once to- the superiority of their pctensions hope
strength which might be wasted by division
shanded and directed, most
efficient friends Of recn,.
Our opponents in the lower vii; send
ven'on 40 array OF powerful should them with
knowledge and ability equal TO theirs.
Very respectfully, j. r. WALLACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
SHE OF LAND

gY virtue Of deed of executed by Robert Douhat TO
Inc subscriber bearing date tue 20h Feb 1896 and
duly recorded IN the Office of the county cour, of Augusta
Sna proceed TO sell at public auction, before the Wayne
averp IN Siaunon on Saturday, the 30h day of May next
tor cash 'he following valuable Zeal Estate described in the
ueed ahove referred to, as folows"Two
gdc on Land lying and being in the county Of Augusta,
the Calf Pssiare one tract containing v estimator
1 acres the other containing by estimation 20O acres
same more Or less which sad tracts of land particu-
larry described deed by Lewis A. Pane and Jane r. his
wife bearing date the 18th day May 1926 whereby said
TWO tracts Of land are conveyed the said RObcr Douha"
aprf 29-w5t VIM KENNFV Jun
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
II MILLER W.4.NJED.

WISH to employ Single Man, with snail family,
= VINO IS capable Of taking charge Of Manufacturing Mill
any person DESTROYS OF getting business Mey and
core wen recommended for sobey and capabay will
WIN employment ny application the Subscriber Walker
icn Ming Queen county. married with a sEaa fami
- wou1a De preferred BAYLOR TEMPLE.
az cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
IN Couucil-June t3.h, 1920,

The Council resumed the consideration OF the bill
entitled An concerning the ancast, ran or Free
School Of Alexandria" and having made some pro-
gress in the same, the bill vas upon motion, lad on
1.-The table.
Ordered, That the auditor do pay 70 Townshend
Waugh Teacher of the Iancasterian school, whatever
sum NAV be due to him 10 the 2t instant at the rate
of $500 per annum.
Ordered, That a commission of two and one half per
cent be allowed for all monies collected and paid to
the Treasurer on account Ct this Corporation Tor the
present yeaY, by the Collectors
>. On baotingator Collectors for the present year.
Charles Sect WAS elected for the Northern District,
John c. Mandell for the Southern District
Ordered, That Messrs Vaudeville and Roberts be 4
Committee to inquire What amendments are necessary
in the As, A. As, 49, 47th sections of the act enucd
An act reducing into and amending the sevefa,
acts respecting streets alleys, pavements pumps and
the Superintendent of Police" with leave to report by
bill or otherwise.
Ordered, That suits be forthwith brought against Sa,
muel a. Marstelcr aid his securities tor all sums oi
money due from said Marsteler tothe Corporation Tor
| and on account of auction Licenses
Ordered, That the communication drom the supefi'
tenden, of Police Prosecuted Oh the 9Th instant be re-
ferrcd to Messrs Mcclure, iiough, Brocket' ana
| Johnson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
For Sale.

A GRoUSD RENT of 1913 So, secured or IL;
"A fronting 40 feet Gil prncessstrect aud 1873 feet ;
inches ST. Asaphs'rcet, on which lot is erected ST
yeral buildings.
Also, Lot Of ground on ROYAL and Duke street.,
running north 96 feet Royas,reet from the corn T.
and rs west Duke street. 10 the lot of St. PauJ
Church.
Also small Lot on the south side Of Primo
fronting 20 feet and running south l23 feet inche.
This lot is situate to the west of Dir. BrocketPs brCi
stable.
Also, One Acre ard 8 1lths of acre, beginning
the side Of Washington and the south side of I,
frs, street north of Montgomery street, running thenc
with Washington street to Mortgomer street, theme
north IS feet 255 feet to St Asaphsreet, ,hcno
with said street 2S7 feet to the first street north
Nontgomer, street, thence with said stree. TO the
ginning.
The above property will tie sold ~ private sale, OF
application TO the subscriber and if not sold by Il
Goth of July at private sale, it viii be then up
sale the highest bidder. The of sale are on
fourth in thirty days. AID the residue in six, twelve al
eighteen months; the two lat pa, mens 10 bear int,
rest from the day Of sale The purchasers TO Civ =
their notes with approved endorsers.
june II GEO. WHITE, Auet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
Trust Sale,

IN the Goth day of jtJy nert the undersigned will
- offer for sale, at public auction, to the highe'.
bidder for cash. the tract Of land situate in the count
Of Fairfax on the waters Of Bull Run, called Moore
hilI" contsinng 954 acres. Tie ssie win take pat
at Fairfax Court House. before the front door thereof
about IL O'Clock and is made under the authority o.
deed Of trust given to the undersigned by RooeI
Kinchcloe. for the benefit of Alexander Henderson
executors, dated the 10Th Of August, 1922, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court 81
Fairfax The sale will be effected for the purpose
raising the ursatised part Of the debt, with the e.
penses of trust. JAMES SANGSTER.
June 2-cots ANASIADtAH MOORE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

4 la niaierne! shouted the Jacobins in the glo-
rious days of Robespierre and French Liberty;
and it was done. "Cut off his head,"-"pun-
ish our enemies" says Duff Green; and it is
done. There is but one step more downwards
from the scenes which are now passing in this
country, and those which we shudder at when
we read the History Of r ub!ican France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

Flow PoRrswouTH, n. Hive learn bv The
E., err 5 lge, that at rhc meeting held yestri-
40, he choice OF a Representative. TO the Ge-
r,rL Court, now in Session at Concord, 10 hll
he ,aclncy occs>ioned BY the r. slgna'ion OF Mr.
Lghor, appointed Navy Agent, that General
HMnrHY UPHAM, recently elected from
h' ollie nf Collector in that town, was cho-
aa ~ nearly an.unsnim ,us vote. he leaders
81 he J4ckson party Appeared OR the ground
81 he operr"g Of the meeting, but found their
''c'Ct, rss !han weakness, aud left the polls
athIul 4 struggle in the hands Of the friends
s"oi order. his is gratifying cir UNI
''act, 4, he recenu SANDER OF Genera Upham,
% he Editor of the y. Il. Patriot, recoIls on
oN own nrad. few persons, even OF the
, II,soa party, Can be found m Portsmouth,
Who would cast 4 vote ag.ihst 50 deserved a
''aa'iIe as is the late Collector.
B7s'0n Ceniinel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

Found by the grand jury OH Friday last against
7. Watkins for falsely altering certain docu-
men,s (the abstracts Of Mr.. Harris accounts
rendered 10 the office Of the Fourth Auditor
for settlement for The purpose of dcfrandlus
the United States, or circulating or eouceallng
fraud co,nmit,ed, has also been demuIred 10
BY the counsel for the prisoner. Mr. Swami
moved that the Grand Jury be discharged un
ill Monday the 22d inst. in order that Mr..
Southland nigh, arrive, who has been sent FOR.
The business was expected 10 come up again
Yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

The New York Mercantile Advertiser says:
We learn from such sources as not TO doub'
The fact, that the money market Is more easy
in Wall street and that persons IN credit are
enabled 10 meet their engagements with hltle
or no Inconvenience. From the country We are
informed tha, the Banks have redeemed their
circulation TO such all exten, as TO ieel no APP
prehensiou as 20 their safety, and we look with
confidence 10 better STATE oil things,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
TER FROM Mr.. wILBERFoRCE.

-, ,v;,beyfnrce is an extraordinary man. both IN
Va ',nearance and in the character and strength
20. r,Erct AS he IS acknow lodged TO be one OF
: ',,.,so he is now considered one OF the best
* Tng,nl lie was the early and intimate freud
20 pts ;-is now far advanced, and is prevent
: y, sria, near-sighted and BY weakness OF ewes
" '.,h st,rpton 10 books His riting is done by
nm ,,a.,s His letter addressed to gentleman
,eh,.e,.s anil copied from the Journal of Com
Va :; lated :, his residence, ten miles from Lon
\. ~ Richmond FISitOr e Telegraph ]
uIGHwo, D lIILa, Dec. Is, 1929.
,Dl nav, my dear s.r, re'utn you my COR
INKS Tor The information contaiOed in
w., Erer Every well educated man, who IS
i ssr utterly in"on ,ilera'e, or void OF all
..,,,,.y, must regard with peculiar interest
\. &c ale which your couniry EXHIBITS,
.',,,;,g i rs infancy The ine,N,"abe blessing
i,i.I ava religious hber Y, aad those arts and
.,-.x which for merly ha,1 unl, been frand
49,. ,ba, have srriv"d 4, their full growth,
,,ir,o ,',c4 W Ell 1h'y have ben Srrging TO-
90, dr, az. YJu ere r2p'd'y augn;s nting on
-. l. never arflrc witnes ed in he cIlIz Il
.,I 10 nv ore WHIT, Ike mvsrii, beiic'es
,. Chr, iaui.y, (ruc p,a' t'Gal Christianity
r.,,.l hollis on, to men, no. only 'hr hopes oil
.,a>irg hapo;n,ss IN better wo Id, but,
sn. generally of rs unobstrucred 'euden-
y, M, prospect Of c,mtJrt ana prosperity TO
Eydgah aud communities in this life, the
#, r,irence thar religion is extending its inau
.o. n el,ly IN your immense country, is IN
ICED mos, highly gratifying Among the
AIRS ble,srd fircls # tins prevalence, may we
r cOrGdcotIy indulge the hope, thai II
.il1r,arIy lessen The PROBABILITY oil any such
ggure b,iuetn the two countries as | must
-, 10 the grief and shame of all good men,
yryNr out r-w wears ago | delight 10 vii
r..,,...knd FL institution sfor religious aud be-
r.,g,,U. Durp1s,s arising IA both our countries;
AMI :. h.tsad narrowne IS OF sprI' which for
u,ly a. ed the character Of even ira.y wise
and good ,-"r, h.snyw in so grt Il - degree
d. ,,rd away, lIs; the various institutions
nj, fom conBtA ms with each other, aud be-
com. bouni TO eacn her b. the natural ties OF
common objcts and pursuits; and that there
5y The members Of our .wo countries viii hah'
ullly rarn 10 consider aud { el towards each
.hel as hr, thrrn bound 10 marifs s. mutual
god will, aud 10 ASSIST each other IN the pro-
no Qr OF D. ueyolent purposes. Believing that
h- Observance Of the. Lords day is emfnentiy
,rdult,e 10 tie maintenance y. religion both
9 ,Ounrries aud in;li>idu ais, ! On particularly
Rad 10 heaG Of me Soeieiy which has been
nrcd Cor tina, excellent object. I-mysel
tdya, ored ,,in coniunction with two or three
Il IDS, 10 form sue h Society in this country
4yay wears ago; but the plan proved abortIvt
Gr,ush the imprudence Of well inten,ioned
FSsu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-May l6.

Cotton The imp r, this week is IS, $40 bags and
the sales reach q, $40 bags, ncluding 1900 Bowels
and Orleans taken on speculation, and $50 Pernams
for export decline the Surats at public sale of
I'D per h. and at last weeks rates for other d,scrp.
tons of Cotton, viz $50 Sea Islands at 81 To lSd-5O
Stained ditto at 4fd TO &-7l80 Bowels at IL TO
6 8d-SO7O ORR. aus 1T S I'D to { Cd.
The sales IF Ashes limited to 80 barrels Pots-in
Pearls no sales,
Corn Erchange.-The import of Wheat and Oats for
last Tuesa, not being extensive, and the dealers com
ing freeyinto the parket, avery fair business was
DONE at an advance Irish Wheat of Id per 70 lbs.
aggregate .9raage Of tie Sfr Heels whih regulates
Duty
Wheat Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peas
Sos Cd 32s 81 2ls 1od SIS IL S4s I'd 34s Cd
Duty now poyabte on Foreign Corn
lSs 81 lSs lOd Is, ST. i9s 81 l8S Sd l3S Sd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
june Is
Marshal's Sale

DY virtue of writ Of er acias will be sold OH the
ID premises for cash, the SOM day 81 June mell Al;
the right title and interest of Philip Fenaal in and
to one undivided moety Of a
TWO GORE LOT OF GROUND,
situated north of the Of Alexandra and near the
property of the late Jonathan Swift, and bounded ~
the several streets toows:-On the east by faricE
street. the length of the square; the west by Hen
~ street. the same distances the south by Princess
street. from Patrick enrystreet, and on the mort
by street, the same distance-sold 10 satisfy
an execution in favor Of Hugh Smith & 20: Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock. G. SCOTT, d. N. +.
may 28-2awts for 7. Riuggold. Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
SHIP NEWS
AaR,vEp,.JUNE IA,

ARRIVED, JUNE ",
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight ioI
the district Passed or Ragged Point, ship Virginia.
Morrill,, So days from liverpool, for thus port:
steam-packet Frederic ksourg, T. j. Jenkins ba''i
morc.
ARRIVED. JUNE Is.
schr. Pioneer, Ellridge, Boston, nails. plaster, lime
and rmm to VIM Fowle & Co and freight for the lis
trict. H..
schr. Trio. Shiny, New York. freight for the DIS
trict.
schr. Alert Padget, Edenton shingles to d. waters
SAILED, JUNE IS,
Rrip Ceres lincoln, for ,.owes and market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

p The la'e President of the United States, Mr.
Adams and his Son, arrived in Philadelphia on
Saturday last. They pu, up at the United States
Hotel. They lel, there on their way 10 QuIn-
cy, the same day in The six o'clock boat. Mr.,
Adams expects TO return to Washington IN the
fall. We regret to learn that Mrs. Adams
from indisposi,ion remains al Meridian Hill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

Captain Alexander Claxlon, now upon the
Baltimore station, has been appointed 10 the
command Of the United States Sloop oil war
Nalchez, i, is stated that she Is 10 carry out
Mr.. I. p Moore, The successor Of General Har-
rison as Minister 10 Colombia, aud will sail in
few days from this city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
COMMERCIAL.

FLoUR.-We have material change 90 notice III
the price of Flour. About 1900 bbis were sold last
week, from stores, at from Sc 06 to l21. The in.
spection returns shew continued dimnution in the
receipts. The quantity of King street Flour inspect.
ed last week was about onefourh less than the pre-.
cedng week.
Yesterday the wagon price was SC % a "a. A
few hundred barrels were sold from stores at 81.
Export for the week ndins Saturday 18th instant,
847 barrels coastwisc.
Quantity inspected dur ms the same period
King street, 1913 barrels % half barrels
Wharf 50 do 42 do
Potomac, 2f do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16
Public Sale.

WILL be SOLD, on the premises, on Safmrdoy' o.
w goth of June merit. at II oeloeh, all the rgnt:
title, and interest OF Augustin b. rams insane "
Spring Grove, containing 100 acres, more or less stc
the property of Margare, Childs, deceased situate
within halfa mile of the Falls Church, on -Four M''e
Run, adjoining the lands Of Hugh Minor and within q
few hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike hoad' 'eao
ing from Alexandria to Wile,'s Tavern seized and
taken, under writ Of fiera facias issued by Adam
LINN, Esq Justice Of the Peace for the County O.
,cxandria and to directed
The above will be sold to satisfy debit and cos''
due to George Jacobs Terms o, sale c'sn.
RICHARD SuACKLEF0RD,
;,re d,oOth Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

COLLECTOR AT New ORLEANs.--Tne friends
Of Beverly Chew, E,q lately held meeting
at New Orleans, 10 express their regret at his
removal from the Office of Collector Of that
porr. Mr. Thos. Urquhart occupied The chair,
and Mess $. Jpha ilagap and Eimond J. For
stall acted as secretaries. Among list OF
rssClu ion, adopted by the meeting, was one
TO appoint committee 10 raise money to give
him snitablr preseat; aud auOthe r de-
clarng han he had always distinguished him
self in he performance OF The dutits OF Col,
lee or oitbe port Of New Orleans. as skll'ul,
able, nd fife tent fficer that he had always
at heart III interest Of the government, and The
punctual Observance Of he laws and had en-
dedred hinsrlf TO 'hem by hi, constant anu
strict aIreniioh 10 those interests, and by his
genrlemanly department TO themselves,
We should think thai The knowledge OF such
facts would be enough TO make The present IN
f,tuated Administration pause in its COURSE
But mol The old adage holds good: QUEEN De-
US vuh psrdere, prius dementaf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

The public must no, think because our Pros
crip,ive Lis, has been suspended for day or
TWO past, that the unrelsnf'ng mercy oil 'he
government has been suspended likewise. Hun
dreds OF removals have taken place over the
county, viii, we have ether not seen, or omit
ted 10 notice. As contemporary observes, II
who have been retained, than those who have
been prescribed.