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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15

Robert Sarvy
HAS just received, ana is opening, at hrs store,
aort'-ess corner sc King and Royal streets, for
merl, occupied nv Airs S.,e'ion, An assortment Ut
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
tonsisting in parf of The joiaoving articles:
Cloths and csssimeres
Cas,inets and vesting
Merino shaws aud scarfs
Tribe, do and handk erchicfs
Cloth shawis and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss mi>lins
B,ndanno and cotton handk erchefs
blankets, fannes and green baze
Beached bro n and coored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Ealicoes aud Giro. ssans
Ladies' white and black silk hose
GentIemen's white and black silk SOCKS
White and black halisn Grape
Buraps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn and msny other articles
Gen,lemen's plaid ciosks
All of which viii be sold at reduced prices for ash.
dec?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
sEutice.

IL person. having business with the estate OF I'd
n ward IIo,d dec Ar hereby notifisi thai i'rn1is
Johnston Of Parfax Goun'y,, alone authorised 10 To
al matters relsIve to sad estate, receive III M mes
and pay al ,Ies-under an rrevrcablc power Ut at
torneg from me. ". ttofO,
dec Ia -3w Adm. Of Ed Lloyd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15

Mr.. COOPER respectfully makes known to the Ia
WI dies and gentlemen OF AIexsndria, Georgetown,
sc. that has concluded arrangements for the Open
ing of the above establishment. for FEW NIGHTS,
whe, such entertainments will be sele ted WILL he
is conf lent, merit the appreciation of the public He
has the pleasure Of announcing the engagement of the
following dis ingushed and popular perfurmers who
will have the honor of making their rIasr ArfEAnAscs
in Alexanlria:-Mr and Mrs. BLAKE, of the New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia Theatres; and Mr..
uOiI AND, the celebrate Comedian, whose unique
performances have drawn crow ded and fashionable
di-nces in most Of the principal cities in Europe and
the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15

OT, nc CWf.Sc w fnc ftOUb-out'
Old Filget Ia nervous, oil Bachelor, who, in orderto
be beforehand with his triond sterling has maize
lasty purchase of the Cottage by the Roadside, in
hopes Of possessing that quiet r,tir mont. essen
,ia to his debiated frame, caused b, the anxet'r'
ofhe Stock Exchanged Mr.. Pennington
Clod Country Bumpkn one ofthose uns0phis,icated
sons of nuure. who's feeling is perfectly free and
easy, and whose happy disposition can make himself
agreeable to any master, providing there be no
work. Nr Bike
Jerry IA confidential servant to Viz. Sterling, Who has
despatched him to bu, The Coftoge by HE Hond-side;
so very fond If hor.e-racing that h' :" glec', h,
masters business, and arrives A Day after the Far;
is also about en'ering the marrsse tat. with h's
dear Poly,l Mr. Holland!
Song" Hiss Gri:zle"
Sam Wax iovia Of Crspin whose last bought is
mendtng III sales, and keeping his understanding on
Song rpe been drinking, Pre- been drinking.
Sukey Squat ian i,inerant Cafihn Htosc semltones
of voice defy competition. aud y hose for music
is far more chaste than Stephens ora Pafon's.]
Mr. HOiand!!!
Bill Thnmpem "a Drummer, noisy amateur in music,
an aft ctiouate lad. but takes delight in beating his
da idy and NANNY, Mr.. lIolland!!!!"
NADIA DUMPING ia diminutiye Lump Of harmony, the
the length of Der notes, and whose extraordinary
talent will sufficiently account for her very rapid risel
Mr. Huland!!!!!
song-"Le Petite Tambour
Octayius MoOnsine La mailman, whose method III mad
will prove that his ideas lot altogether CHI
mercal - Nj. Hoand!!!!!!!
Polly I'm love with Jerryl Mrs Blake!
Mrs Sud. la ~asherwOman Mt. Hske!
Mrs Flunmers fan actress Mrs. BaSe!!!
In which character she will sing" Hurrah for the
Bornets O. Bhse"
- Doors viii be opened at 6, and Performance to
con- ne nee at O'Clock.
TIT Price Of ad,nIssion-Boxes and Pit, IS centsi
(,iery. 37t cents o. Tickets to be had at the The.
sire and Hotels dcl5
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class NO. "A for 1879.
Will be drawn in the Guy OF Philadelphia on Thurs
dav. the l7th uf December
so NUiBERS-9 DR8H,N B.3LLOTS
SPLENDID scHFME:
Capital Prize $50 600 Przr Of S42lo
Prizes OF 10000 10 do Of 1000
? do Of 5000 *. SC. SC.
Amounting. i" al, to upwards Of
$40, 1000!
Tickets $40: halves S, quarter, 5o esths IS.
To be had in variety OF numbers, at
=. II. W3xIT E,S
Ln,iery DDfce. Royqi stree.
o. Orders from the country specially attended IT,
Drawing of the
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Benefit cfthe Richmond Loch Company,
81 6 SO so 81 81 so Sc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
THIS EVENING, DECE uBER Is, 1929.

THIS EVENING, UECEHBER IS. 1928,
Will he presented -hakspras's Tragedy (compr. ssed
aud adip, d for The present occs-ion) of
OTHELLO, MOOR OF VENICE.
Othello fins first appearance for several
{. years. Mr.. Cooper
Iaso [hs 6r.- appearance in this ethyl Blake
Desd, mona h,r first appearance in
this cit.l Mrs Blake
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15

Af;er the Tragedy. Nr. Make will recite
Bucks hre al you oh;" or, Picture ofa Play House
Comic Song The King and Countryman, Pennington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15

ter and originally performed b. Mr. Holland in Lon
don, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, AID Bslti-
more Theatres, with unhounded appanse, called
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
COMMERCIAL.
Prices Of Produce in ileraadria yesterday.

Flour, tsuperfne)
Whea, (good Iedlg
---bcst white
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

writer m the Washington Telegraph, m
der the sig nsiure 81 4 Ftrginian. e'fH'g'ns
Mr. C,sy with calling " often into sfe- me He'.
and characters of snciepi, gfesi and pofneai
Is.ser. . accuses hin Of having taken shahos
x;ew. ~ those men. and iheir meafurss, ana
s;ve, thar IS a reason Why he has not nroh'ed
p their sAmonifions. liz ought he says 70
r.. Ie.rn, many great lessons hsn The
10 sddar ,nr examples from the aasisni. me
!" w. an saws" The luxurious Plato.
In ,e,e Rsman n, he uail frr i%ostsare' said OF
p,.tus snj Dion. ihst p8ser and iafini's nun
.,asu, = IN prudence and justice. 10 sieei
sny ,bins rrfs a. IN = political eapacity
u.,iao been always under he imprsts'on
d., pls,s uas a Gfseiag ard not = Roman.
ws ,boyybt . stpsdis>t "a resort 70 Lem
,,.,e. rfassieai Dictionary, 70 ascertain wha-
r,h., xe a, IN. cabinet Telegraph were m,sia.
len m och "A ebseife poiniin aneisn, history
I-,on e,4nining Inst raft. baf irsrned and a"-
,hcn,,r y RI. We ionnd aadef the appropriate
rad the following aecnpni-' fLAlo, =
rsleh,s,ea philosopher al dmenf, son Of Ans
- md Ps,eetonis. There are two other
ner.og. 4 h. same name mentioned by Lem.
,,,.,e 20, II much less signihcsncs, and both
Cr..Ls We .hali tbsnk The ed tor Of tho Tel
.granb. II he will request the author " the AZ
The alluded 10 IN M paper, 70 eve The public
.nne account u Inc iliBsifinos " man flH'a.
IN l. Daily.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

ortlti,s. no, 90 lanea; d1nesuc bHeiis. bfesa
eonfosinn aad pas lie shois sosni1t mo ne
h.nA. a esaeuss, and psItissns 81 - shzii
resist. 10 he u most. = essns etthfng ne IN
mediate efrei ~ Which 40 faasier tHs Tar
inheritance ef The Poop 81 - si'fd siaies.
tbesi II hts ard prisdeEa' issors pefsonsi
emo umsni AID private 30 .efaF - anoftal"s
w. s.risfuly. ihea are = a%ftat7'i -" = y
positssn 70 the preset sin nssi ~tsa7' t2aRosa
on ms. IT, gresi lesdms measure s : ihihg M
60 be asoded. Il fhere be true p@fia''.9 ~"'
sound %paliticpl in'sfigsses Ys' Tel a"a'hs %
r.. .,e ether topies. on WHICH. since -
la. ,d.r,,ed for once 20 The political VIVA 'on
az e., country. we couls sish 10 MAKE = fes
os.e,ystians but they must he deferred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
WOAE 1ra
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

- -
Our news boa has jnsl come up from the
,htp Columbia, Capt. Delano. by which We
have copiru. files Of Lonion papeTs to the
3lsi Inclusive. IN Y Jonr Com.
Count Csro d~ls'ria', Piesueof II Greece,
had Issued a Proclamation c"nv KING thu Ma
ttonsl Congress AZ Argos On IL 18Th Jolly.
The London Courier oiihe 3lst says - II
is reported and creiireh, tina s,counts are in
town of the Government ~ France having ar
ranged With the Bark o. PARIS tor a Loan Of
so millions of franos-30 millions to be paid in,
and 20 when called for
JnlV g -l2 a'clock.-Cnnsols fnr account
are ~ SIS 5s and Tor mooey ssi 3 :.
A Paris paper says, " it seems that the sum
of l75. 600 900, of francs. which has been of
tered to the Spanish Government for the con-
quest of Mexico, would be produced by a
loan, TO be made by the ancient poSsessors OF
that country, who have been expelled from
IL.
London, July 81 The crops are every
where promising, aud the barns aud grauaries.
are pretty well cleared, 81 that The farmer may
expect a good aud brisk demand.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN VICTORY.
81. Petersburg. july 10 The day before
yesterday, the birth day of her Majesty the
Empress, was celebrated, as usual, by divine
service, and with every demonstration Of pub
lie resp.c Ct and attachment. The general plea.
sure was greatly heightened by the arrival of
the news of the taking of Silisiria. At the
same time with this welcome intelligence news
arrived from Iiais Of a new victory gained on
the 18th ult. by the united d~etachm.n,s of
Major Generals Murrawicco and Burzow, over
large bodies Of Turks, who had assembled ia
the dehle of Pozlcv. The enemy lost their
rich camp (Which was taken by Storm a large
quantity Of ammunition and provisions, 400
prisoners, five standards, and all their a%rtilleiy
The Turks, whose force amounted TO 10, 1000
men, lost II 900 in killed and wounded. Our
loss is small, The details Of this action are
mt known. Count Paskewiisch was still at
Mars, but was preparing to attack the Seras-
k'er himself, who, with an army of 10000
men, Is about 60 werst go miIes) from that
fortress.
Spain and Mfrico.-The London Courier Of
the 3lst, states that some gentlemen from the
city, had an interview with Lord Aberdeen the
day previous, on the subject OF the invasion of
Mexico by Spain. Lord Aberdeen gave the
most satisfactory assurances that the British
would take the most effec tual
measures withiniheir reach for the protection Of
British persons aud property IN Mexico
II was suggested to his Lordship that G..
Britain having, Two or three years since. init
mated 10 Colombia and Mexico, when an ex.
petition against Cuba " as preparing, that she
could not see with indifference any attack
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Board Of Managers of The Auxiliary e..
Society Of Lyuchburg, are Requested
to meet TOMORROW AFTERNOON. Al :
o'clock, at the off ce of Samuel Clayton. r.,
RICHARD II. T0LER, see'y.
Sept. Il, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
From The Ohm STATE Journal.

LIBEL %sulr.-By a genilemao just arrived
ffom xenia, we learn tina, the sui, Instituted
by John Patton. Eco. Po'tinater at Wooster,
sgsinst Jduts y. Gardiner, ESQ late Editor
of the Peoples Press, aud now Register of tho
Land Office at T,fin, for a libel on BIS onicial
character, took place 10 thai town on Tuesday
the 25ih ult. when after u patient investigation,
which occupied the attention Of the Court,
until the evening II The following Tuesday, the
case was committed TO a Jury, consisting Of
gentlemen belonging 10 The two POLITICAL par
ties, who, after being abseu, Tor the space of
about three hours, returned a verdict OF the
plaintiff, damage, S425 90 II appears,
therefore, that the very s~erpices, which procur-
ed for Mr.. g. a good ia, office uoder the ex-
listing Administration, have subjected him 10
u heavy fine by the Judgment of his perrs-lhe
people having put an estimate on The raiue of
his political labors very different from that
which the peoples President had done
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

season, excited anr aiG.i atian-wa lad
days past. a taste OF som peache. ,i.er, H..
size. and a most juicy and delieieus 0a,,.
and an apple, called the yirginn Sesdli..
which. for size, almost eqnaliel the one Al
described. AMI Tor beauty Of shape and Mo.
ant tasi-. qsite ezcelled il. We under,,.,,
Mr.. Richeson has a nursery Of choice and
lected fruit now growing, by which he will !.
enabled to furnish the public with equally sa,,
fruit. upon better terms than they eau g., :,
from the Northern States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
CVRlNG 'rNHaCCV.

rlOR SALE. Oh low terms, a number of We
- ry large Stoves, suitable for curing tobac-
Co without smoke. This is a process lately get
ting into use and is expected TO be of great i'm
in curing fine tobacco and keeping 1t
TO It's brightness, by reason of the smoke beng
entirely Kept from II in the next place, the
heat can be increased 10 any degree, aud read
lily kept al any temperature. Another impor-
tant consideration is, there is no danger what.
ever, of the house taking fire by the use of
Stoves. The same Stoves are very suitable for
Meeting Houses, Court Houses, Factories. &c.
WIN. BURD.
August Hind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

Pnodaenssaou (hs crFs-We poke 'bs
oih.r ds, oftas eat 'isid Of shssi TON 'hs
6ais. o. ne st s. sfs oos Enabled IN Add
another fsnsfk41le fac Il has bern sseestsinet
BY the mlllsrs ~ To hsster. ihsi seventeen kef-
asls o. ihs whsat ofthe pfsssni ssason, produce
a. mass &c -four. a. issniy.serrn tsfnsis of
,hs laa crop did. ~ / Com .9ds. SEPT ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

Right of Suffrage A writer in the Richmond
Wing, in a long letter adore. sed to Chief Justice
Marshall, throws out an idea which is to US
equally novel and Objectionable. 1t is this
Let the qualification for the right of suffrage
be the possession and ownership of arms re-
ouire that each voter shall not only be the ow-
ner. but shall actually appear al the polls com
ple,ely equipt ia armor, for infantry, cavalry
or artillery service"
This is really the silliest proposition that ev
er was made-and will OF course only be met
with ridicule or treated with Indifference. IL
would operate TO the entire disiranchisemen of
that numerous class of citizens who conscien-
tiously eschew the profession of arms, as well
as that still more numerous class who are una
BILE properly to cloihe. feed and educate their
families, much less to equip themselves in
armor' that they may be qualified to vote.
Besides, il would not be very prudent for voter
to appear on the hastings with arms IN the'r
hands 10 times Of great exciiement.-But We
repeat, the proposition is not worthy OF serious
notice we only alIude to il now as The forerun'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
From The Political arena Of September 8.
GOLD GOLD !GOLD

We have been shown, to-day, by the President
ofthe " Virginia Gold Mining Company" now
working in Spottsylvania county on the farm OF
Mr.. Marshall Johnson, the result OF their la
bours for the last four weeks. II consists ofl2o0
dwt. native Gold. the value Of which is some
thing like T.Detce Hundred Dollars. The
prospects of the Company are haiterins, and
the amount which we have seen may be con-
sidered but as the earnest Of their future success
The average value Of their mining Is about
$40 per day,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

W. shall have abundance " hard wor :
chiefs Of the jackson party. They are At II
already and the folio : ing official communi
cation ni the Commander n Chief, under bis
own baud. gives dreadful note # preparation
10 The PUBLIC.
have rsnd with Iegfst, but certainly vi h 10
sunrise, The public atoms whirh have issu ed
from the pen Of Col. Ornr. through tive Boston
Bulletin. The manner IN which he hns iefIted
60 the d" Jackson Republic can party aud TO ine,
by name, leaves 10 Other alternative than the
publication 4 50 much Of ms private coffespon
dsnce vi h himself Gen Lyman aud Doctor
Vim Ingalls,. a. all expose toe true safacter
81 the jackson republican party so called,
aud asis necessary 10 my vindlcailon against bis
cniumnies. This will be Doe as soon rs be
shall have conc uded his numbers, now ~ the
course Of publication, under the signature of
Columbus. The democratic party OF New
England. and OF Massachusetts particularly. " II
then zee have incurred the deadly hostility
Of this Justice n the police cour, af Boston,
lerau.e I refused In lend myself TO has scheme
Of sacrificing that party upon thu shrine Of his
ambition
II will thea also be seen that his statements. in
relation 10 myself. are false, aud that he IA
destitute ofsll the essential qualities Of a gentle.
man NJ patriot ID GREEN.
II Duff will hot keep quiet, We are very much
afraid that M Raguet viii have 10 be called
:, before tbs meeting OF Congress. Here he is
about to ic, out some Of the secrets OF the Prs.
On house PheHir Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

Mammoth Best-There was brought 10 ~,
Office a day or two past, a Beet, raised by ] E
Anderson, E.q. which measured two feet fan,
inches in circumference, and weighed ts,l,,
pounds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

u Duff pays a handsome compliment to
the Secretary of War. He says that the papers
going to establish the charge of fraud against
Col. Mckenney, {" who continues TO retain
the confidence OF an administration possessing
an honest desire 10 punish fraud" ~ are on file in
Mr.. Eateu's Department and that Mr.. f. is
j" ignorant" of their existence! We wonder
how Duff became so well acquainted with the
contents of papers on file is the War Depart.
ment, Of the existence Of which the Secretary
is himself ignorant ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

u Duff expresses great astonishment that
such a mao RS Col. Mckinney should retain
the confidence of a. al Illustration possessing
an honest desire 10 pu, down fraud.n Even il
Col. Mckinney were obnoxious 10 the charge.
(and, as no one else says that he is but Duff.
there is no reason II believe IT, still it would
not be strange that ne has " retained ths coat
1ence Of An adminisira ion" which has appoin.
ted to office such notorious defsulters as Barry
Lewis and Van Ness, AID offer1 d another 10
Livingston. We need hardly say that nothing
would a~stonish us, which comes from an admin
istraiion that employs such an =" oficial organ"
as the U. S. Teleg graph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

Surgical Instruments, &c.
lNr0W opening a large aud beautiful assert
III ment of Surgical aud other instruments,
viz
Ampuiating
Trepanning
Li.hOiomy
Oistetrical
DsSecting
Pocket Instruments
Eye do
Tooth do
An assortment of Gum Elastic Instruments
Spring and Thumb Lancets
Instruments separate or out of Sets, all
kinds
Together with many others not mentioned.
Howell DAVIES.
Sept. Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17


DJaicaiion o. Post Muster General Bury
Tue last n,all brought US a long article from
the Kentucky Commentator, proving onclu-
siveiy by extracts from the records OF the Ed
eral Court al Frankfort, that Willirm L Barry
IS a detanller TO the very Department, over
which lie presldes, in the sun of ten thousand
dohars II is farther shown, that, nhils; Mr..
Meigs IA. Post mast r General, Nh. Barry OBJ
taihed from bun, through tie agency az Col.
Richard NJ Johnson, then a Senator, a cofp
mission for the Pos Office at Lexington, Nth
The name ieft blank. TO be filled up by MAJ. =
tina. he actually hawked il about as a pedlar
would his wares-and at length sold ii 10 Benz.
Ficktin for four thousand dollars! viii Duff
1ieen Turn The ere Of his mud machine against
him, as he dill against the w%relched Watkins.
for an offence Of u less heinous character Or
will the prosecuting Attorney manifest as much
eagerness to inhiet upon him the penalties of
the Law : Or will Gen. Jackson - punish" him
b, removing him from ofice7 We shalt see
we are compelled 10 lay over the narrative of
the Kentucky paper until our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
on TlIEFT4

Fam hf taftoHai journal
The hisehood 10 regard 10 Us. who ap
reared IN the Telegraph oi saturday - follow
I'd n, an Undated pab'ieanon. protesting TO he
ae,ay ofn leitsr' from Caaries L Mayer II
R.l,mgre. TO Richard ,. fose OF waning
Va. ,t, For ans dsYa pas NJ CoHe a.
,he editor Of the Telegraph ven knows. has
been absent from home. and ms lanc'"f' ma
been selected for the Accomplishment OF
,epnorafy pnrpose. Al present, We make but
. .ingle ramAfE. The letter 10 ehhefJorgtd 81
~. r,nune. II forged. the transaction j" ",
ever %ssne,io, ed by precedent in the 'rseiics I
the Combination, Ia no, therefore the less
a,roclous lfg,nuane 1t was e,iher published
,br.aeh ir neherv nj The Pod 0Bife, fioisn
fom ne Poa 0Giee, or ,ioien from an i"d'f''
daaL-Fnr each Of these offences, the law
pro,,des condign punishment. The LS'e"
live has, however, the prrrofa'ive OF mercy
Posi- Office lreaohefy would perhaps be f'r-
given by an Administration which introduced
,he doctrine VI Post Office mrr'flanre MAJ
yohbers have aircnds felt the benefit Of Exec"
,ivr elemeney and common larceny being
an Inferior offence, has. at least an equal title
10 lmpnniiy.
Iffhelouer 6ur appo,red in the Baltimore h'rub.
lie1n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

Cui bono duff and some of the lead
ing Jackson men in Boston have quarre lied
A publication Of private correspondence is
promised-which we venture to prophecy will
demonstrate that some OF the leading members
of the present administration party are as con-
summate knayes aud upstaIts as were ever
thrown to The surface in a time of political ex-
element. Nh. Richie endeavorst 10 cast nil nm
the "aves.-to sooihe the rufied pa ssions of the
belligerents. Il asks, 10 a p~laintiye tone. chi
bono Z We will tell MIR. Richie. II will bene.
tit the public, by showing them how and b.,
whom they have been duped.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

Savage Miaroken. Of Prnnsyl'anis, To be
consul ofthe United States nj Martinique.
In. above, which We ecpy from he Pniia.
delphis Inquirer Of Saturday. shows 10 whom
the Presiden, Intended 10 give the appointment
Of Consul nj Martinique, wheA. In consequence
OF " misspprelension Of tho person the
commits ION VAS srnti 10 Nj. John Jackson.
There IL such a remarkable resemblance IN the
nameo Of the Two gentlemen, that the mistake
ofiha President WIS not NJ NIL surprising. We
think il highly probable that one even NOR
CAREFUL than he mas been in ihe distribution Of
commissions, might. through " a misai pre-.
hension as to The person intended To h" appoint
cd direct one 10 be sent ~ o Jaekton, n
North Carolina, Instead Of Sdrage Mtercktn
Of Pennsylvania. lNai Jour.