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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

Fac Simihes Of Jeferson's last Letter,
WTRITTEN, ten days before his death, 10 r. c.
w WKIGHrnAS, Mayor of the City OF Washington;
and Chairman of Committee of Arrangements who
had invited him to be prese at the Celebration OF the
Fourth ofJuy, l826-being the 5oth year of Ameri.
can independence.
Also, EDGE HILL: Novelty Virgnian.
For sale at the Book and Stationery Store ofDAVID
MARTIN, King street, Alexandria. march 2o-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
tx Hundred and Ninety-five OF
SeyeRHunareA Acres.

The sales aforesaid, will be made subject to the
right of dover of the defendant Margaret AeCarty,
widow Of Edgar McCarty, decd: and the undivided
interest of the infant defendants, Ann McCsry and
william G. Saunders, derived to them by descent,
from Thompson Mason McCarty, decd. the defendant
Daniel MEGA ~, decd and their mother Matilda ~.
s. Saunders, decd. in all the Lands which may be
sold JOHN SThNARD, N. r. =. IL.
feb N-2awts
a. The sale viii not be pos,poneO On account Of
bad weather. =. ..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
900 Acres

ALSO, the right, title aud interest Of said Can.
non in. and to undivided moiety of three several
tracts d land formerly the joint property of himself
and Francis Cannop decd TO wt:-One tract situated
on the waters of said Quantco run, and adjoining the
last mentioned tract the same being estimated by sur.
vey, to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

THIS DAY.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No IA,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington on SATURDAY..
the 4th of April, 1929. 81 numbers-9 drawn ballots
Highest Prize; $4,000 Tickets Sl0 halves S; quarters
SO, eighths IS. For sale at
!. CORSEsS
Lottery and Exchange Office. King st Alerand,ia
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania
Class No. 2. for 1922
"a, Is. IS, As, SO, ls, SO, SO, So.
march u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

TO Farmers, Builders, etc.
5000 Bushels of lime, loose in casks at the low
price Of 10 cents per bushel, at which price it is al
lowed by judges to be the cheapest manure, and for
building equally cheap 1.-TWO bushels for one making
a cemen. sufficiently strongly
.8bo for sale
Fresh Thomaston Lime by the cask, with general
assortment of
LUMBER, consisting of
Long yellow pine timber suitable for girders or
wharf logs from Is to SO feet long; also A. Ga, So
A., 80, and 10 inch stuff jost and scantlng of all
general assortment of BUILDING MATERIALS
march rs JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
Family Jars.

On Monday evening HERR CLINE's benefit ant
last appearance.
THE Gamblers Fate" is in preparation, and will bs
produced Immediately.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28

=. Doors open ate; performance to commence
o'clock. tickets and places to be had at the Thea
ire from 10 till 3 O'Clock,
Box dollar-Pi, fifty cen:s-Gallery IS cent,
march %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
go Acres, more or Tess

ALSO, all The light, tllIe and interest Of SAID
Luke Cannon in and to q negro slaves, with their in
crease and the stock of horses CATTLE hogs and stock
of ell kinds, with the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ure belonging to said Cahnons estate, much Of
the above described property, real and PERSONAL as
the undersigned trustee shall deem sufficient, and
think proper to SELL to satisfy the purposes and con-
ditions Of the deed Of aforesaid including all
costs and charges attending the premises. The title
to the above property s believed by to be indis-
putabe, but. acting trustee, shall convey such IT,
tie only to purchasers is vested NE by virtue of
the aforesaid deed, under which am hereby authorI
ed to SELL GEORGE w. MACRAE,
marco 21-3tawts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
900 Acres.

One tract situated on the north fork OF sale
run and adjoining the tract last aforementioned. be
ing estimated by survey, to contain II Acres, and
other tract situated in the lower end Of said County
the waters Of Poplar fork branch, and containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-28
ALEXANDRIA
THE ATRE.
Herr Cline's third and last Night.
THIS EVENING, MARCH 2s,
Will be presented the musical piece Of the
THREE AND DEUCE.
The Three Singles Mr.. FLYNN.

HEIR CLISE
will perform many new and astonishing feats.
Mr.. DYSON,
the celebrated American BuFo Singer, will sing seye.
raj Of his admired comic songs.
Mr. KERR will dance Sailors Hornpipe.
Toconclude with the favorte farce of
Family Jars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
CIRQUE COUR I.
THE Case Of Tobias WutAins.
CONCLUDED

The Court yrsmrdsv drlhe cred its Opinion
on the motion Of 4. Watkins Cout sci. IN ar
RS, of Judgme,- and FOR new trials TIE Oh,
IrcIiun~ to ne indictmrn 5, and he morion IN
aires were overruled b, the Court, and The
d fendan was ordered to he brought in o re.
cei,e sentence. The Marshal, accordingly pro-
credrd 20 he jill and ,oor FER reruIurd into
Curt with D.. Watkins in custody, when ,ht
following sentence was pronounced by Judge
Lrsnoh.
In The indictment for $50 dollars: Fined $3.50 and be
imprisoned for hree calen lar months from ihs 18th
day o August, 1929, Inclusive
I'm the $40 ,lar Fined $500 and be Imprisoned
for three calender months next following the term
nation e his imprisonment under the sentence in
tn preceding case
In the 600 dollar case: Fined 80 900 and to be i'm
prisoned for tr, calendar months next following the
termination of his imprisonment under the sentence
in the mex, preceding case for $500
The pIis N was hen rr-c"nduc' ed to i'll;
ana he Cour was adj urn sine die, al er q.
most 'aoorious term Of more Than ihree mon'hs
duration
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
BALTIMORE, AUGUST IS.

BALTIMORE, AUGUST Is
FLoup-Thc arke,, since last report, appears 10
have varied so little, and the asking prce remains ST.
nearl :he same, that we are Induced to Continue III
rates Of last week. We therefore quote the store
price of fresh groand and new wheat Howard street
a, IS 25a5 375. .he wagon price has ranged this
week rs It did the last, from Is per barrel We
again refer our country friends to the medium rate OF
l2b as approaching very nearly the average price
In City Mills Flour the transactions have been quite
limited A lot of 200 barrels fresh ground, from old
wheat was sold at IS per barrel, months without
nter st. ami lot Of 200 barrels, ma lie OF wheat,
on the same terms Some sales of new whea' n'hr
have been male at S, on time with interest added
contract made this week Tor cargo OF new wheat
CITY Mills hut the terms have not TRANSFERRED. We have
hoard of no sales for cash. We quote to day, IN con-
iormty To the transactions above noted a S73 S.
A lot at 800 barrels Susquehanna Flour, old, was
sold this week a. o74 per barrel cash, which IS an
advance of a fraction on the sales OF last week
SINAI, sale. nf I'd Rye Flour have been made at 50 Is
; s74 per barrel In Corn Meal we hear Of nothing
doing.
Gnny.-ycry little Wheat of sny kind has reached
the m ,rkel this week, IN consequence of the continual
ton Of wet and damp weather which has interfered
with ,h, operations OF the farmer he ,caniines' OF
i've s,,nnGes coupled with partial demand for new
Aour has accustomed advance ot about cents per
bush, for prime parcel, OF red Wheat Sales OF that
observation have been made At IS cents, and prime req
is considered fully worth that price to-day io' OF
a Few hundred bushels OF prime red, with portion 81
white nternxe,l, was sold % day at 96 cents inte-
ror parces are worth from ~ to %, according " qua
G,, som, sales of common white wheat have been
made At g; cents 81 per bush~i; that suitable for ia
m,Iy Aour would probsbly bring 05 per bushel:
Since the middle Of he week Corn has fallen shade
and sales of Virginia mixed have been made at IS cts
and Of prime parcels OF Mary land at 40 cents per ou'
81 The range of the market to day may be quoted al
As q 46 cents.
sa,cs of prime new Rye have been made at s. cents
or. have declined little. aud may be quoted to day
=, 90 q, c.n,s nrr bsshel, l.SlasEiEgu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

The waywardness Of fortune, aud he Unequal
ity with which she deals out her { owns and
smi es t. dlfft' ent men, ,re well expressed in
the following extract from an article in the Lon
don New Monthly Mag zine.
"One man sucks an orange and is choaked
by pip, another swallows penknife and lives;
one runs q thorn into his hand and no skill
can save him, "a fac, Of recen, da,e,] ano'her
has shat OF gig pass completely through
his body and recover; one is overturned IN a
smooth common and preaks his neck another is
tossed Out Of gig ov,r Brighton cliff and sur
wives; one walk, out on windy day and meets
dea;h by t,ick)at ano hrr is blown up into
tie air, Ike lord Ha'ton IN Guernsey Castle,
aud c4mes 'wn uninju ed. The escape Of This
nobiemar was indeed a mir acl. An EXPLOSION
Of gurpowder, which killed his mother, wife,
some of his children, md many Other perseh',
aud ulew up the whole fabric Of The Caste; lodg.
I'd him IL his b, d Oh wall over haugicg a tre-
,uerdous precipice 'Perrei, inc nigh dis
disorder, las br might expect he VS. gong
to sep OUT OF his bed 10 know what tn mater
was, whicH il he had do'e, he would have been
IRE ooverabIy lost; bu in the in, an' of his mo
wing, Aasn oflgh,ning Came and showed him
the pIecipi =, whrrrupon he lay Still I'LL people
came and ,ook him Down"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
a A,0t Of Ground.

in the Town Of Alexandra, beginning Water street,
IS feet north from the wster and Princess
Streets running thence, nortwardy. with Water
street. TO the north Of the said lot number.
ed Ia thence, running eastwardy, parallel with Prn
street, into the river Potomac; thence running
down Potomac river, until line run westwardy, parsl.
lei with Princess street. will strike the begging
The above sale i, satIsf. two executions in
favor of. 81. Johnston Go and in favor Of James
Thomas RICHARD SHACKLEfnni,
. ing 12-eoto4h ,.s Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

The people OF this country, are apt TO be ex-
cepdingly Interested in the cause of other nations
struggling for their liberty and independence
The reason for this is plain and obvious Hav-
ing themselves once been shackIed b, oppres-
sion. and rescued oy the bravery Of their Ia
Tiers, they are pre- pared to sympa'hize with the
distre sses Of their frlow MEN, and to wish hem
safe deliverance. Attention is now directed
To the situation Of PORTUGAL, o"e Of the crest
countries in Europe, in every thing except its
go ,rnmtn, and King. Portugal had once
,'sa ding, as well as name amoug The nations
of III earth. Her Own f rule soil her ahun-
daut population. and Ne, rich colonies made her
spectacle. Her presrn, degrade ion is. now
-'er ,.grra and unless something is done 10 re-
move me incubus wbich weighs her dowo, we
know MOI how much deeper she may sink in The
SC ave uf na,ional honour 1t is Time inat The
Cnnstitu iunolisls shoulibt reusing themselves
TIE people have horne 'ae oppres sions and cru
cites Of Don VI guel, long IN ugh, a"d il ever
hey Intend o do any thing, ii is lint il should
be done II. however, they are content TO re-
main in their present abj'ct cundi'i"n-
WIN, let them--tiil the snd's despair
Cries cut to heaven. aud bouHge grows
Too vile, tor ev'n the vie L. bear.
Till sname At last, long hidd, n, burns
Their nmost core, and conscIci Co urns
Each coward tear the slave tets tsil,
Back his heart iH drops o. 'gall
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

We have accidentally omitted calling the at
,ention Of our readers 10 the Advertisement OF
the Editors Of The Richmond Wing, relative to
furnishing the proceedings and debates of the
Convention. The opportunity Of procuring So
cheap and convenient history o! this impor
,ant assembly should not be los' sight of. Per-
sons DESTROYS 20 procure a file Of the " hig, ac-
cording the terms Of The Advertisement, can
have their orders attended to by leaving their
names al this nffi-c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

The New York American extracts from
the London Literary Gazette, review of Capt.
BAIL Halls forthcoming ,ook, called Travels
in North America The e1,rac's given BY
the Review, lead US b think tina, C.p, Hau's
opinion of US is not very favorable and that
the book will be, as We expected il would be,
made 10 suit the TASTE Of a Ger ain class in Eng.
land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
SOUTH AMERICA.

BY the arrival a, " YORK OF the ship Rom
ulus, Capt Barker, RIO Janerio p'pers TO The
23d II June were receis ed by The Daily Adver-
User. They onain no news finteresr. The
Papers denouncr the measures aud conduct Of
DON Miguel, in the ~srmest terms, as well as
he conduct If England with regard 10 its pol.
icy, RESPECTING irrcfira. Brazil. SC The paper
OF the 18th June, announces the receip, OF Gen.
Jack ,on's Message If the 4th of March.
The subscription Tor III tenr6' Of the Purlu-
gu Sc Refugees, amounted 10 tw"n,y-six thou.
sand doll.rs in the City Of Rio Janeiro, and the
subs' ripin~ was still going on.
Prices Iii RI Jsniero American -four, LIST
qualify S22 pc, barrel; I'd do do. ls 800;
Beef, 800; PIX. So2.
FRoM COLOMBIA -Bogota pepers received
al The ofic, &c he N Y Journal Of Commerce
contain some particulars not before published
here.
Boli var had transferred his head quarters
from Quito Ia Rio amba
A. extraordinary con ibution having beer
laid on the people, in order to meet the .xigen-
cies OF the S ate, it has also been decreed, that
I'll public officers, having a salary f 800 10
$1,000 per anpum shall suff-ra decuotirn nf
three per cent. for three months, viz. June July
and Angus: nose receiving 1000 ~ 1000 d
dedur,ian OF five per cent 1000 to 5000, ten
pr, CEN 5000 10 4ooo fifteen Der cent. over
1000 twenty per crn'. Consequently, The Pres.
idrnt of The Council I'll pay $500 and each
OF the Ministerial Secretaries, S so.
The number Of slaves emsncipat-d in the
Dpatmtnl Of Boyara, in 1923 WIS lo4.
The burning Of the Prueba is said TO have
been occasi.ned by sume persons going with a
candle to draw rum. Gen. Flores says, in a
letter 10 The Minister of war The Liberia or
can calculate wi h certainty that this vessel has
ceased to exis, and that our squadron will en'
counter no formal opposition in the Pacific,
however much damage il may have received in
doubling the Cape
A despatch from The Secretary General Of
the I.iberator, dated Riobamba, May 26 says,
"rhis event has determined The Liberator to
occupy she province of Piura with force suf
h"ien' to secure the disappointed fruit OF the
battle Of TaIqui, and 10 demand peace anew Of
the enemy, when il retains Ii le or no power Of
making war upon us"
By mistake in the translation made Of The
last intelligence from Colombia, 1000 persons
were represented as having been killed by The
explosion IF the Pr"eha 1t appears that 1t
should have been, endangered
Capture of three Peruvian Hessels A letter
from Jaan Unsoorih, commanded Of the CO.
lon nan corvette lsimt ma, dated 7lh May, says,
IL have the satisfaction TO inform you hat !
hapc taken, of iumaco, schr. which The Pc
ru,ian ,chr. had Captured; ,har IF Payta io"k
big which was bourd 10 Callan; ord tnat IN
the port OF Lambay rqu", cnt out Peruvian
b. RIM brig--sll If which have sent 10 Pana-
ma"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

Come editors express doubt as to The correct.
ness of the Russian Bulletin, giving the account
Of the battle near Choumla. For ourselves, we
are Inclined TO think enough reliance can be
placed upon the accounts received, 10 make US
sure that the Turks have suffered most dis
astrous defeat. There may be errors in The
details.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

not known till some time afterwards. A man.
ly silence would. perhaps, be more becoming
than their complaints. I'M the power OF men
who do not scruple unjust!y toexercise the
power, let them patiently bear persecution, and
leave it. to the press to expose the tyranny
which tramples upon them, and seeks to SCI Its
foot upon the aeek of the people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
Public Sale.

by virtue Of two writs OF sri aeios, issued by Adam
ID lynn, Esq ofthe Justices of the Peace for the
County Of Alexandria, ID T.. and To me directed.
shall proceed to sell. a, public sale TO the hghes, bid
der. for cash, Monday, the 24th Of august inert. at
IL O'Clock. all the right, title and interest Ut Tho
mas KinRs ON i'm and 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

Russian brig and two Turkish ships, given q.
mong our extracts from the foreign news BY the
late arrival, is one Of the most impr 'bable sto.
ries we ever read. Baron Munc hansen must
have been a, work.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

uGr inenS> OF the Alexandrs 6szette are In danger
forgetting their usual kindness and hberslity in the
case OF dismissed Clerks. They seem to be unwilling
% aesf them IN their defence Must these il ur-
& men suhmt IN accomplishing silence, under ge.
"e'" OF particular mputation of unworthucss, disho-
"S'N' or incompetence Such is the stigma atte.upt
ed'o De hxed upon them. Rather let them return the
poisoned ehaice to the lips of their unfeelng defmers
" J. FredoriGn.
AN's paragraph gives US an opportunity OF
eAp'aihing our views on he subjec, referred TO.
We early saw how things were to work, II was
"e'ermiGed, that If the dismissed Clerks dared
% raise their voices agains, ,herr oppressors,
'"e Ho'ernment press should cover them al
once with GOOD of calumny, and thus go far
. s'mlnish their weight of character and in
"aen'e in after>life. We see, those who have
'aiu nothing have received but moderate share
% abuse. Would il not, then, have been bell
's' 10 disappoint the maIigni,y Of. their enc
mics
BESIDES, the appeals Of the Clerks, except in
1'er!tew cases, do very h,ile good, The pub
&c understand the principle on which they are
'eMOVed. The unfortunate Watkins, was moi
Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

Tn, unfortunate WArKiNs FIR, no'wlth'
sanding his guilt, We mus, still call hi" un
tprrunale-having, at las, received tn Judg
ment Of his peers, the Press mSy now speak
out without fear Of beiug eused Of endea'or~
inc to screen him from justice.
There is much connected with this mems
case calculated 10 rouse out sensbiIIty. vi all
the public defaullers that ever we heard of in
this country, and there has not been few, he
has suffered the most in mind, Body, and estate.
lie became indebted 10 the Government 10 The
amount Of somewhat about $4,000, and Tor his
his character has been utterly and ir,~'rir,.~ly
blas,ed-an innocent and Interesting family e
duced to misery and dis'ress-and al last the
prospec, presented before him OF ending ne
remnant Of his wretched day. IN the cells Of
prison!!l AID why we ask, shouli he rave
been singled ont for The vengeance Of the CIV
ernmenG Why should the wrath that has so
long sumbrred be suddenly poured upon his
derorad head?
Guilty a, WATKINS is, he is not more guilty
ihAa others, even Of our day; nor half SO mucr
live estimate the guilt by the amour, Of I've
pcGsuon. What has been he punishm,n IF
NJ LIVINGSTON, Major Lswls. and o,hers?-
Are the, iangulshing in dungeons, Are they
'u'ned, ar',brOken, despised, and insul'ed'
Have their names become a by-word and d
lCproach and their children ruined through
the crime OF he parents? We ask, mas equal
aud impartial Justice been melted 10 all alikr?
And have no secret movements operated TO
crush man hated, and, at one time, tear
ed,
We leave WATKINS ,o the Stern mapd a,es Of
ne law, with every feeling Of rese"'men, Tor
"' eims buried beneath our compassion Tor the
miserable condition Of the man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
COMMERCIAL.

We have been favoreo with the perusal of letter
from St Thomas of the SIS, July, which represe nts h
markets to be fair for American produce Fresh Flour
was selling at 80 Is, old al, Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

One division OF the Jackson forces in Boston,
calls the others Sow Boys"-ip ailusiou to the
celebrated Cow Boys Of the Revoluuon-of
whom, those who have read Cooper's Spy know
something
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
PWb,ic Gale.

Thompson Simpson, complainant
against In Chancery.
Edward Adams aud Others, defts.
DURSUANT to decree # the County Court Of
L Fairfax, pronounced, in the above case, on the -
day Of -, and amended on the 18th day Of Junes
1929, shall offer for SALE to the highest bidder. for
cash. before the front door of the COURTEOUS OF Fair
fax County. ON the I'm day Of .eugust 1929, being tho
first day Ut Augut Court all the right, tile, and inter
est Of said Edward hdams in and to the
Real and Personal Estate
Of Samuel sdams, deceased; Il together with all his
right, title, and interest in and to the estate of Hugh
West, deceased and his right, title aud interest in
certain PERSONAL PROPERTY
conve,e by the said Adams to Moss I. Bhncoe,in
deed Of trust, which property will be particularly nam
ed and described on the day Of sale
thu MOSS, Conumission@.
Iuly 25-aug Sod
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

The crops in England, according to the last
ad.ices, bid fair to be very abundant, and the
grain generally Of an exc llen' quality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

p;,bmond Compiler states, That the
-. .s,r proposes TO spend few days At oio
- for the benef, Of his health. ne Is 70 0e
4 ' unnamed by the Secretary Of War H. a.
4 s,r from various accounts, the President
-, is very bad. we trust no eonsidera"o"
h'aD" him 10 postpone his visit 10 place
'', '" FIR il. salubri,y as Old Point. Ger
;: 're are, his journey there will not oe '0''
''i" ~. wa, the case, when the late Secretary
, ,s,,,. br the advice of his physicians, went
y.,,ueky,) by the rerilinss and bitter De-
:,,o,s Of the Press. Reproaches will not
hn-I,d 4, him from MS political opponents
80, will his progress be annoyed oy the con
~i ;Oc.ssan, cIamor Of party, determined
.,,r;sc. e,,ry thing 10 destroy him.
r,;s il certainly not proper period 10 COM
contest for the next Presidency. The
'', ;.n IA, been long enough engaged in an I'M
-. x,rrare-a warfare almost entirely
and which has resulted, we iear' un
,hry 10 The interests Of our country. " ne"
..,, President was elected, il was e1
ia bv hi. opponents as well as his friends
,.,,;r. and contention would cease-that the
w,,s Of politics would ssttle into
=. - This expectation would have been re-
-, hal the President adopted the policy
- hv him in his own written letters
...o,a.l conversations, and which, MS
-. ,rinmghantly declared, would silence
.no.i,;oo. aud make him the mos popular
,,,. y., held the fife. Since, however,
ill., ourse has been pursued, and since 'he
',.,, IA, prorcd tina, the people have been ca
=, .ot deceived, it becomes duty 10 keep
, v,,cbful eve upon the measures oil "o'er">
M, and he jongs of hose IN power. we
,,,a.r6 indlscriminae opposilion. W. do
80, hold for it, We say, lie; praise be given
.,hsrs nr,i,e is due. When the rims arrives,
-. c,hdiI.re against General Jackson, or No
Van Barsu, or Mr.. Calhoun, as the case may
b. will be TAX, 4 up and supported by those who
orc o,nossd to Pro scripriob and Duff Green
n ,,in,,i,n Because we offend Mr CLAY'S
character and conduct, it does mol follow hat
o. ,rr nO,r running him for The Presidency
future, and perhaps not 'e'y dts an day.
nly 6nd US .ltliug for him in thai position.