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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

specific form, because many ~ them were not Sui-
cicnty odvanced in the progress of adjustment;
and that any Individual claiming arrcaragcs due 10
him, aud showing the certificate OF the Secretary.
was entitled to receive his money of any navy agent,
and that the navy agent would be Reimbursed by the
Department. During the whole of the examination
of Mr. Southland nothing out to shew that the
money had been drawn for any private purpose, or
for any other purpose than the payment OF arrear-
ages, for which ii drawn.
Mr.. Cathenger who was the warrant clerk IN the
Navy Dcpai tment, deposcd that he had added the
$50 dollars, for arrcarages to the original rcuusi
ton of Dir. Faulding, at the suggestion of DR.. Wat
kins, who stated that this additional sum, was rcqui-
red by Mr. Pauding tor the purpose named The re-
QUESTION: with the additional was laid By him on
the Secrctary's table the Secretary not being in his
room, and, i'll an hour two afterwards, it
turned to him by MIR. Hay the chief clerk, signed by
the Secretary.
The other testimony to-day was that of Mr. Paul
ding and Mr. Fowler. The evidence OF Mr.. Paul
ding had relation simply to the fact of receiving lhe
letter of advice and the draft, and paying it To Mr..
Allen out Of the u. States funds which were at that
time in his hands. Mr.. Fowler's testimony had
rCi'' ence exclusively to the purchase uf the draft
OF DR.. Watkins, of which he showed the evtent t
in his books, stating that he had some doubts whether
there was not mistake i'll designating the draft. as
single draft because it floating in his recollec
! ton that the divided, and made into twt
drafts, one of 100, and the other of $40 dollals
The other witnesses will be examined to- morrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

were dsuuk, accom- pancu With appropriate music by
he gentlemen of the Amateur Band, who politely
tended on the occasion.
l.. The dav celebrate: May we annually hail
it with JOY, and be mindful of what it cost
Tune-llail Columbia. F,
= ,. The memory Of George Washington, the Sa-
viour of his Country: His deeds shall live per
rotual his name, as well his unparalleled cats
and vast achievements. The Roman heroes and
the Grcclan chiefs the boast of story,-hcse mighty
thunder bolts .of war, shall hide their diminished
heads-Yeu even the great Wellington, with
qlcred Europe at hiS nod, shall bow and suop to
thee Columbia's greatest Glory.
3. The Patriots and Soldiers who fell in their
Countrys cause, Peace to the souls of the heroes
--tler deeds We're great in arms" Roslm Castle
1. Charles Carroll: The only survivor Of the
sisncrs Line Declaration Of independence, -AnlcI-
leans! behold the evening star! Seventy Six.
). La!ayette The friend OF Freedom and of
Man. Grand March.
6. Tie surviving eX-Presidents of the United
States:
Some noble sui jcc,s shall grace,
Whcn each good OF Freedoms friends trace,
Who guided with firm hand the helm ofStatc,
And made their country elnmcntlv great.
ratriotsm hath right 10 cia'n
Fairy rues humblcs,, precious uamc,
ihei their retired stations will Inc biest,
nr Virtue hathrnadc them her place of rest.
And o! may God still! !e,'s,hrn ont their life
ar from each OF dscorl, ana from strife:
And when their earthly days II end
10 peaceful regions niay their souls ascend
Days OF Yorc
:. The President of The United States: May he
REMOVE far from him the vaniies and lies which
daily surround him; may he do justice, love mercy,
ana Danish from his presence the mportunate office
hunter, whose eye is not on the .foch, but on the
feeCe. Jackson's March.
s. The Cabinet: II Wisdom is at the helm the
ship will mount the waves and make the port in
spite ofwnl aad tide. Hard alice, BOYS.
Q. The Constitution: When six times four make
twcnty-faur. may the thereof be kicked out
or Congress. Beware how you touch.
! 10 The States: United, they standardized
they fall America, Commerce, and Freedom.
! H. hentuchy CLAY: when dug up and let lie for
sea OH, will make esccent mortar, without either
iine or sand. Hun,rrs Of Kentucky
! }. Our removed Ministers: Their countrymen
will receive them with open arms, ana support them
on their shoulders. Days OF Absence.
! ID The American Fair: They are neither God.
deSses. nora fifth wheel to a wagon, but III their
PteS they are Of more value than the gold of OphIr
ar the gems Of GolcUndd. "A wife, and not IL wo-
man.
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.4T Z.7.NcESTTLLE. ONO.

Henry Clay Like gold sevcntiIncs tried in the
ire, envy and SANDER may triumph for while, hut
stcadfast virtue and patriotism must have their re-
ward.
BY John c. Stockton. Henry Clay: Beloved and
the natIon-nabgnant SANDER has never affected him
desperate factions have never suhdued him-witll
every qualification To recommend hinl-his countrys
PeTIaR mt good his polar star,tyrants lrW ha him
by Jesse Dare. Henry Clay: The honest and undo
V'atlng statesInan the friend of pensioners He de-
tects fraud and corruption i'll Aarshals and Reprcscn-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

'aSHE drawing of the next Lottery, aUor
my Or 'iosicc, will he received at my office TO-
18th Class of the Rhode Island
Tickets only dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

GEORGE w. SKINNER respectfully informs the
W public that he has opened TRAINING; STABLE at
NactnpS, five miles from Hanover Cont House. and
from Rrnond. He Will receive few additional horses on
the usual terms, if early application made g. w Skinner
assures those who entruS their horses
tat the utmost and attention shall he paid them Tin.
tract is OF excellent quality ply l-w.t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

by way OF what may he rather called an "yndo,s,al -
,nd, regular asroement-not by any per.,,
''o ci'eo states in bis official caactcr-or vb , oe 10
iS,e ds S'cn b"t we were informed il had bse s,,I
@ 80 va. ~ Nouid be good thiuyp if Great E,r
W tgce pe duy on tobacco fsn 1000 and 300
49,, mooe'ne Taie OF 500 and GOO per cent-1s 81 ~
up .nsr aa's ana make shout cocernn1 "f rnIo%
was SUPPOSE ihat this reduction of the duv by ft
,s Guai'iy OF toDdCco consumed would ,a, ~ 'O'edsg
W. @ me large revenue derived by Great Britain fo ~ man
10 ~ ud nd any other design was Entertained ,i ~, .,
I,Hg 20 maze speeches about events il, f,,s; -
totally failed o"' events IN Their own have
even II s G UP the estimated Of 6ooDo ronssna
c,,C ' e oy about 3n0oNV dolars-bu the S
annually ''V HSen 10 me value Of lO,000OOO
British merchant, vol 3. moe IN
Idem, vol. 9, PAGE ~ > f''S0 ~
Ideln. vol 2 page 20
British Merchant voi q, -. o.
lden, vol 9. page Is - FT
ldeIn. page 27
ldcm, page ~
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NnII-NTEEnS.


b. Edmnni Chambers.
The pirates now begin to fall into confusion.
we i've To see the day that blasts their Gelu>i-n,
May iher wrecks nj dark conspracies long iumlS,
Cheats, hriLes frauds, royalties, hell tumble.
by Jacob OF, ir. III" Pirates: Nav thcv all
fall and never rise Ia liberty again.
BY Daniel Y. Crawford. John Quincy Adams
late President ofiIe United States Wisdom is JUS
'Ihed OF her children, and Americans know how to
appreciate their worth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
(iru11d and Glorious Luck at
Il. CHUBE 5 OFFICE.

T5NE following the numbers drawn in the New Work.
4 Consolidated, 10 g. viz.
2, ), 2S, 90, %, 6.
Number 90 3D. %, the capital prize of $3.50 sold
paid This may be truly called Great Luck, being the third
capital prize sold by me within the last luck
lottery No B. the drawing of which will he To-Mo
row at ~ o'clock containing the following splendid prizes
Sl'Ooo. and great number of smaller prizes.
Tickets 81, quarters /.
lew tickets remain unsOd, number OF the
dOoEe ntizeSTat T.. CHUBB'S
yuy ~. .4itraI, L1tckl Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

BANK or PII1GLNKl-Juty 8, 1929.
fIlE President aud Directors have declared dividend
three per cent, on the Capital Stock for the last half year,
payable on the 18th instant w. cambridge, Cash.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

Inc Philadelphia Aurora that half dimes
Qve cent pieces has been commenced by the mint Such
coin has long been wanted and very great will
result from a free circulation them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
ar H4RpEH 81 ERRH

9. was INTENDED 10 have had Dinner ~ Cja-.,s
but the rain prevented it; nc,sriheidss ,L,Jl. ~
lutte was fired. one in the morning a. sur -,
,he other at II o'clock, whn the fJilowi,., f,...S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

on speculation. There has been some demand for Ca
rona Rice; purchases making u extra fine quality
at goa and down to IFS per cwt for ordinary. There
is fair demand for Hides, the weeks operations con-
sistng OF ZOO Baenos Ayres OK and Cow, at asd;
600 dry West India at sgd SD; 500 sailed ditto,
at Cd; and $50 sailed North American, 4sd per ID.
For Ashes moderate eonsumptive demand is expert.
enced; the sales OF the week consist of about 40 bbls
Montreal Potts. 1925 at Cd to 3ls and 60 to 20 bb
Pearl at 3Os Cd to Sis for old and 33s Sd per cwt for
new SO soon - fresh supplies arrive a decline Is
looked for. There are several arrivals of Turpentne,
which have been landed and sold during the present
week, forming total of $3.50 bbs the prices real.
lied have been from s. Cd for ordinary up to los Cd
per cwt for fine; but by the latest sales los Cd per
cwt. Is now an extreme quotation. No business is
ported this week in Tar The weather has been more
favorable for the Spring Grain, and the crops of Wheat
are considered 10 look uncommonly well, with which
the depressed state of the London Market owing to
heavy avalsof Foreign have tended reduce our pri
ces, and cause ready disposition with holders to SELL
The duty on Wheat aid Flour is considerably reduced
this week. and from the state of the Wheat market the
two past weeks this will probably be the lowest duty
for some time to come; anticipating this reduction the
dealers have not been purchasing Flour of late, and
probable the demand will now revive, provided the
holders pay the duty their Flour, and will then
the market at rates proporonate to Wheat. parcel
Of Indian Corn sold this week lin bond) at 23s per
480 10 Duties for the ensuing week-on Wheat los
81, on Barley and Indian Corn lss I'D, and Flour IS
Sd per Dbl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06
From the National Journal .9ue. 81

Dr.. WArKrNs.--The evidence aud pleading
in this case, closed Yesterday about half past |
o'clock, Mr.. Hill being the only additional wit
ness examined, when Mr. Kew moved the Cour,
to instruct the Jury, in the same form and sub.
stance as il instructed the Jury in the 800 dol
lar case. The Instruction IS, in effect, that il
the fraudulent, intent and the ac's set forth in
the indictment are considered by The jury as
proved by the testimony, i, is not material whe.
thcr the fraud was perpe,rated in his official
character as Fourth Auditor, op'in his private
capacity, but that, in such case, the Jury must
return general verdict Of GUILTY.
Mr.. Coke then moved some additional in
,structions setting forth certain propositions as
necessarily inducing ac9uit'aI.
The Counsel for the United States took ex-
ception tot two Of the items contained in these adj.
dItional instructions, principally on he grou nd
that they were abstract propositions inmate.
rial 10 he case Mr., Coke, on the. other hand,
Insisted that the PROPOSE ions objected 10 were
material. Judge Cranch objected to the two
propositions on the ground that, in giving them
as instructions TO the Jury. The Court would be
submitting, officially and 60 nomine, question
Of law 10 the Jury. He had also other ohicc-
which are as follows, were then withdrawn:
"That If the Jury shall believe that the Fourth Au
di,or had by law Authority TO direct the disposition
of money in the hands of the Navy Agents, TINT the
payment BY them of the various drafts, unauthor
ICED and in their own wrong
s'That if the Jury shall believe that the Fourth Au-
tor had lawful power and authority to direct the ap
preparation of SAID moneys, that then the Navy Agents
were bousd to pay the official drafts of the Fourth Au
ditor, and none other"
Nj. Key then submitted prayer for an addi-
,ionai instruction TO the Court, to tie effect
,hst the subsequent settlement Of these items
in the accounts of the Navy Agents, did not
sanction the drawing of the drafts by Dr. Wat
kins nor change the fraudulent character OF
the transaction.
Mr.. Coke obiec'ed to the instruction prayed
for, and some brief discussion took place on
the question, after which, the Court made
verbal alteration, acceded 10 the prayer OF the
Counsel for rhe United States.
MI Key, thea prayed another instruction
setting forth tina, the payment Of the drafts in
New York AID Boston die not rake the offence
out of the jurisdiction Of this Court To this
PRAYER also Mr.. Coke objected, bu, after some
modification Of the language Of the insruc"
ZION prayed for, the Court granted the PRAYER.
The Court then adjourned until o'clock
this morning. when the Counsel for the United
States will close The case.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

In confirmation of the account already pub.
lished Gazette 4'h inst. of he dissatisfaction,
existing among the Georgia Indians, and the
probability Of their rising, The Raleigh Register
Oh Tuesday last, from Georgia, who represents
that Col. CrowelI, the Agent, had been compell-
ed TO leave his place Of residence among the
Indians, and fyt TO Columbus for safety-,hat
the military had been called Oh, TO guard ,ae
plaee-all the frontier settlers were moving
away--many signs Of warlke movements a.
mong the Indians, and suitable preparations for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06
COMMERCIAL.

We have been favored with acommercal letter. dat
ed Liverpool June 20, from which make the follow
ing extracts.-N y Com. .4du.
GA steady and regular consumPtive demand is e1pe-
rienced for Foreign Produce unaccompanied, OF late,
by any material fluctuations in price For several weeks
past there certainly has been more firm market, and
The general appearances of business have improved
still the transactions which occur are between the IN
er for speculation on any extended system does not,
at present. seem to be thought Of The consumption
of Cotton is on an extensive scale, as will be seen by
the weekly sales. and which are chiefly made for i'm
mediate use, the stocks it'll the manufacturers beng
were sold, against 4,s72 imported. During the pre-
sent week the wind has been favorable and the receipts
reach 2s,97l bags and bales, and the sales sum up
1897 packages follows: ASP bags Bowels. at 50
6td; 2.245 do New Orleans. So 7ad; 2.o4s do.
Alb &C. 81 Sd, 500 do. s. l. lods god; 26 do Stain
ed, 81 a 3D. The above purchases have been made
almost exclusively by the trade, and the week closed
with to,erabie rm market for American descriptions
but Brszs are more easy to buy. moderate demand
has been experienced for Tobacco; several consumers
have, during the week. been purchasing stemmed and
when there are sellers below the Market buyers appear
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

Straw PAPER.-A correspondent OF the Bos.
ton Palladium mentions having received a sam.
pie of paper made from sfra,0. from manu-
factory q, Burlington, VT. The paper is said
10 be Of good quality. 1t is manufactured in
considerable quantities, a, Burlington; and, it
is uuders God, can be affordedat half the cost Of
the common paper made from rags.
ts,raw paper is getting into very common
use for wrapping and other such purposes. We
doubt, tho, whether it will ever answer to print
or write on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

Mr.. EuiToR-As the mama Tor forming
Temperance and many other equally useful So
cie'ies, RACES through the land, wonder mnch
that some OF your exemplary" readers q hope
no one, Tins like, viii conceive the term 20 be
a slanderous one have not been induced, by the
appalling account published in yourpaper some
time since, to orgaRze an AMI cal. TOO much
roas,-oig Society If such thing is broueh,
the carpet, i, shall have In its ia, or the voice
OF SQUEAK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

We understand |, is in contemplation, in Sc
veral Of the small towns in Maine, few
Of the leaders in Rhode Island are endeavoring
TO bring about like thing thereto send loyal
addresses to the present Administration. The
President received missive Of this kind no,
many days since, from county in New Jer,
sey. I, is rather late In the day to send in adj
hesion. However, we would advise these wor-
thy politicians not TO be discouraged, but to
initiate the conduct and language If the people
of Blessington, In the reign Of Queen Anne,
who, according 10 Swift,
-" sent an Address, in great form and good order,
Compos'd, twas said, by Will Grove, their Recorder
And thus it began in most excellent, tune
Forgive good Madam. that We did not,
As the rest of the cities and towns Of this Nation,
9 Wish your Majesty jew on this glorious occasion.
Not that we're less hearty or loyal than others,
But having great manv sisters and brothers,
Our borough in riches and years far exceeding,
We let them speak first, to show oar good breeding"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

The Fredericksburg Arena has been infsrm.
ed bv a gentleman recently from the North.
(" that on several occasions, in taverns, steam
boats and stages, h. heard G.nsral n-G Co."
seriously spoken Of 10 succeed General Jackson
as Presiden, OF the United States" piUe Ia!
baeaieiae. The Arena thinks that AFTER what
has happened, his elevation is not at all impro>
bable, and his " nomination must not be re-
ceiyed with sneers or astonishmen, This is
very excellent advice TO the Editor OF the fich-
mond Enquirer, who expressed his sneers
and as onishmeni" when our present Chez Ma
gis,rate wa. first nominated, but has since
though, fit 10 alter his tune. AS for ourselves,
esery thing depends upon the defeat ct Gen.
Green. He must never be the President. Oh!
no. We shall, in that event, never come to be
the Fourth Auditor We must nib our per,
and set right TO work to prevent any such an
affair. We shall forthwith head our paper
with an AMT DuFr GREEN" nomination. IL
we can't find better man, we shall even be
content to run Major Noah against bin, al
though he is a Jackson man 100.
AS the first regular attack against the new
candidate, we give the following Hudihraslic
lines, leaving our readers to apply them:
"Chief of domestic knights and Grant,
Either for chartel or FOR warrant;
Great at the desk, great in the saddle,
That can as well abuse as swaddle;
Mighty he is at both of these,
And styled Of war, well As peace:
$50 rats of an amphibious nature
Ar either for the land or wster.)
But here some people make doubt
Whether he is more wise than stouti
Some hold the one, and some the other,
But howsoe'r they make pother;
The difference is so small, his brain
Ontweighs his rage but half grain;
Which makes some take him for tool
That Others tcork with."-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06
AUCTIONS.
PublicSale

Thompson Simpson, eomplanant,1
against IN CkGpeey.
Edward adams and others, defts.
DURSUANT to decree Of the County Court Of
Fsirfax, pronounced, in the above case, on the -
day o. and amended on the 18th day Of June,
1929. shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, before the front door Of the Courthouse Of Fair
fax County. on the 17M day Of augt, 1899, being the
first day Of August Court all the right title and inter
est Of said Edward Adams in and to the
ReaLand Personal Estate
Of Samuel adams, deceased; together with all his
right title, and interest in and to he estate Of Hugh
West, decessed and his right. title. and interest in
certain
Personal Property
conveyed by the said Adams TO Moss & Bhncoe, in 4
deed Of trust; which property will be particularly
ed and described Oh the day Of sale.
THO. MOSS. Conmissiono.
July 25-aug Sod
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06
An Elderly Gentleman,

nNE who has seen better days. is now in this place
~ and would be glad obtain situation that would
give him decent support. His papers, recommends
be seen They have been looked over by the editor
Of this paper, who would be glad interest some of
his fellow citizehs in behalf Of one. who although I'M
Fortunate is evidently competent to transact almost
any kind business
July 6-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06
A Dividend.
Cheap Goods.

TIME subscribers intend making q change IN Their
business in September, and, with view ofseiling
of or reducing their stock Of Goods, offer them till
that period at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large, seasonabe. and general and buy
ers by Wholesale retail, will get them ut reduced
prices. JAMES q WIN. oCoii'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

The Leesburg Genius Of Liberty mentions
tact highly credi,able to Loudoun county: there
is no, an individual, man, woman, or child
confined within the walls Of our county Jail at
This time. II this be not strong indication Of
general prosperity and reformation, we know
moi where to seek for evidenc more sa,isiac-
tory
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

The Beaufort Is, CO. Gazette. o: the third
ul,. says, "We regret to stale that we have
learned, from source which may be fully re-
lied upon, tina, nothing nerd be hoped for by
the SopIh from President Jackson or his Cab,
incl, on The subject of the Tariff"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

The New>York CONNIE rcial informs as that
Mr. Berrien, the Attorney General Of the Un-
tied States, arrived suddenly in that city on Sa-
turday; AID il is whispered that he will not be
able to get away these three weeks. As he is
probably upon business Of delicate nature, we
shall say nothing abou, the travelling cabinet
at this tine
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

The President and Directors fthe Baltimore
and Susquehanna Rail Rosd Company, having
invited the Grand Lodge Of Maryland to lay
the 6sst stone Of that highly important under.
taking, and have selected the Centenary An.
niversary Of the city, 1.-THE 9th day of Angus,
next for that purpose. whic invitation The
Grand Lodge Of Maryland has accepted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

TALLAHASSEE, lFLoRIDA.}-Our latest dates
from this place do not furnish any news of in-
,erest. Three deaths had lately taken place
Blu. the place is healthy, and no apprehension is
entertained ola prevailing sickness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

LIE most unprincipled assertion we ever
re" even Duff Green TO make, is, when he as
'e's tia, WickIiffe took his guilty resolves
rom his MIR. CLAY's) own sanguinary pro-
ciamatiOn." Yes, exclaims DUFF,
10 that desperate war-whoop Of Mr.. Clay's
= baltimore, may be ascribed the disme m5er-
NEAT OF society :ha, now clouds the fearful west,
'e Tragic scenes ina, have made widows and
Sphans, the murderous spirit that is stalking
a0'Oad IN the land with immunity, and has CIV
81 10 every hand dagger, either for assssslna-
Hon or defence"
LIE Jolly Of such sentiment, is only equal
cd 'y its wiekednese. Indeed, throughout the
whole article from which the above is copied,
mere runs vein OF the darkest aud mos, ma
''snan' passion. Thank heaven, the jaeobin
'9I's which could aetua,e men to pen such ar
S'es' Is not yet common in our land.-May
'N Gay when il is to stalk abroad amongs, US,
X long averted.