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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

sourn CAROLINA 'Nn'yo.-l was generally
u. Iie,,n amo"g the indigo Ge"lcrs thai the art
OF making indigo was los, in tins country, but
frrm lots recently rec, ived from Sou,' Carolina.
by Messrs. Partridge and Colgate, 10 Gold
STR, II appears that some Of our Southern
plan els still retain the arr in consid rabIe per.
,iinn The quantity received by them is ra'h'
rr Moe han f. ur thousand pounds, an ! Judge
of he / iicie dopbls wht her a"y tot from any
other county, tax ng the r'rse f 'h' grad can
shew a better assnr'mcni Of strong consnmabls
quanti,. Some OF the ,ao'pi.s are very hne,
equsl &, Bengal a, one do!,nr eighty cents per
poan:. and in all the grades he fractures are
rem r. aby 'eln I'D fr. f. n fo'eign m ter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. LIX.
"OE pith his hsaa-So much for Buckingham.

~ tcifh htS hed6-S0 much Jor 6uchnS0dm.
Colonel James w Exum, TO be Marshal of
the Western District Of Florida, vice Adam
Gordon removed.
Mr.. Gordon is one Of The oldest native Ameri-
can Inhabitants Of Pensacola; aud we again
chalirnge the reformers TO show the cause
connected with The public Interest," for which
he ha. been removed.
Mr.. John Fitzgerald, late the PriOrer OF the
Nashville Republican, has been reWarded by
being appointed Postnas er a Pensacola, vice
W. IIasSel Hunt, Publisher of the Pensacola
Gazette. punished for taking no part in the late
Presidential Contest; for no, shouting Huzz,
roI Jack son. the hero Of New Orlaans? Down
with ADAM, aud Clay, the Hartford Con en-
tionisls and The Prince Of In,riguers Il! More
anon.
Another instance of prescription has occur
red in his S ate. James M'Knighr, Postmas
ter a, Sta svllls. lrede county, has been re,
formed out OF office. lie was friend 70 'he
la,e Administration, and that was crime enough.
- Raleigh Register.
d ID. p Harrison to br Postmaster at Mon
fabian (Warren county, Mssissippi,) in place
of D.. Cross removed. There are some half
q zen hangry lie lows in this city, who will
smack their lips h's IN diligence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

On Tuesday last tn" mcmbIs of the New
Castle bar gave a dinner to Mr.. McIANE, our
Munster TO he court Of 81. James's: and, on
Wednesday, his political friends in Wilmington
gave him a similar en- erta,nmen' at The Town
Han We wish they had postponed the dinner
nnil Mr.. Secretary Far Buren, and Mr.. Cam
bretepg mad arrived Though the Secretary
Nigh, not have cared to commit himself we
should have h4da speech from Mr.. Cambrrleng;
and in these dull ,imos, am administration
speech would have served 70 refresh The world
Il ne wspaper readers.-Not Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

the party, and had an opportunity of tasting
this nectar in perfec'ioa l found it very pal
afa5ie, ,cithout any taste Uhateuer" We pre-
sumo, from this statement, one portion of which
is in conflic, With another, thar the correspond
snt halls from Green Erin.
The effect of toe eloquence Of the President,
and this gorgeous display Of his qual,fic atoms
for his high Office, upon the historian, was deci.
sive, and ne winds up his narrative of The infant
levee, the decent into the locks, the assent 10
the level. the drawing by rope, the declaration
Of the President that "fresh air and exercise
was the best sauces." with the following close
to his letter.
81 believe if the President was to visit the North
ern States where he has been revled and caumni-
ated that he would sgreeably dsappont the misled
and the deuded, that there would be but one scnti-
ment in his favor and the people would be satisfied to
find that they have their head man capable of di
rectin, the great machinery Of government with pro-
priety and advantage to the country, and the
time ever ready to defend thehonor of the naton-a
true republican in principle and practice"
Sage and accurate conclusions from such
premises he correspondent is worthy of
III. Editor to whom lie writes; and if General
ackson should go 10 the North, we hope This
histo ian will be retained to follow him " near"
and unobserved," in order that all the deli
cious deIa,ls Of the royal tour may be sna,o he'd
from Oblivion, and handed down TO The latest
generations OF republican, intelligent, and vir-
tuouS Americans.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

CHLORIDE 81 LIMA geo,leman, who has
'oeen Induced tn make an experim.oI with Chic
Fide OF Lime in consequence Of seeing a re,
'eommendation Of II in Nh Siliman', Journal
OF Science and the Arts, for the abs;rmen, OF
nu'Sanees, has requested he editors of the New
l"rk Daily Advertiser to dlrsc the attention
|0f their readers TO il. L. ,orrects the most i'm
pure ar in few mimi es, AID absorbs all pu,
f'd exhala,ions so effeo tually, mat he o'mos,
|pu'ly is restored TO the atmosphere 4 pound
|o' The Chloride Of Lime whicn costs only one
Snilhng he found suffi len, in hss exp rt,rent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

Knoxville, TEN. July l5.-A letter received
~ gentlemsn of this place f'om Gov. Hous-
ton, gives information that The latter was, at
the date of the letter, May 90 h, on his way to
the upper village Of tn Osages, and would
shortly return to tie residence Of Jolly, the
present King Of he Che okecs, who in 1917
adopted h,m his son, and with whom The Gov
ernor has been invited, and intends t. resiGe
KnokU,sl Ch,on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

letter from tsr CORES poUtirut # tn Bali-
more American a, Havana, under date OF the
ON inst. received by the schooner U. States,
fap'ain Hugg, states rha, i'm ports were doll and
f'", and sxaerIs brisk aud high. No adyices
pa been 'eceiNed om the ,xps dition seains,
EutNco The b;ig Drumo was 20 sail for New
fo'k on he 2lsr, and the Julia for Philadelphia
on The 9Th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

NJ EVERETT con inur 20 1T rs all"d hv the
Providence LrrrAry Snhal'ern-why n where
10 .ero,- we cannot ,ep. Ia" course he Sub
b cru 2u-sues il this case, is no. very cr~dr-
sb. Mr. Everett, un donbt. laughs al IA pu-
nv as u'ts of men who SEEK to destroy his
khar,crrr b, sp,b articles as appear m the Sub
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Auction Sale of Groceries. etc.

Auction Sale OF IrCCerlcS: etc.
ON 1HURSD4Y til. S0th INST, al 2 o'clock, NJ
At the Warehouses of Walter Smith, Esq. Water
street, GEORGEIDTPN, shall sell al public auction
part Of the cargo Of the ship Eagle from Narseies
remaining from the former sale and of other cargoes.
IFS .foliG,0s, Uiz:
10 casks superior Ci.rct wine
IS or and half or CASKS Msrscilles Madeira wine
% baskets Champagne do, dozen each
20, 600 velvet colks
II bundles wrapping paper, "a resms each
20 crates porter bottles, groce each
10 boxes superior white soap
10 boxes cUr,liaIs. dog each
IS boxes Muscatel raisns
pipes and half pipes pure Rochelle brandy
pipes Bordeaux brandy
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes resl Holland gin
half chests t;unpowder tea
Is boxes do 6 lbs EACH Aj,x's cargo
boxes Tyson tea, l. lbs each
10 boxes sperm candles
boxes No Chocolate
hogshesds It CroiS sugars
hogsheads New-Orleans do
IS barrels n. f. rum, 20 barrels courtry gin
casks onGon porter, in bottles
II boxes Wardale's best London mustar;. IN and
Id bottles
Terms (Which will be 'iberalI az sale
lHoS. e. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Georreto,pn Juiy IS dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Boots, Shoes, SC.

"a Just received by the subscribers, an
additional supply Of summer
BOOTS, B00TEES e SH0ESks
eScomprisng variety of qualities SD
and fashions:
Ladies leather and morocco walking shoes Of various
prices
Do morocco and lasting slippers, heels'and springs.
LIST, Cd and Sd quality
Genllemen's cUarse and fine bootees, sewed, pegg'd
and nailed
DO coarse & fine shoes, straight e rights let's
DO pnmps various qualities
Boys coarse and fine bootees and shoes, cheap
Misses and children's leather and morocco boots and
shoes of various qualities and prices
ALSO,
Mems and boys low priced fur and wool hats
Do do pamleaf do
Which are offered wholesale retail. and purchasers
requested to call and examine for themselves.
July 29-eoSw TRUE & HARMON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

\ letter to the editors Of the Raleigh Regis
ter from Burke conn'y, y. G.. state, Ina there
is Gold Mice, within IS mics of Morganlon,
owned by Nlessrs. Carson & Co. from which
they have dug, in The Course Of thr.H -" -
months, though worked /" loose manner, al
tie lowest estimae $4,000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
New hooks.

G@@ The Ladies' Lexicon, or Par
MHl@ Iour Companion, by wm. Grimshaw.
M8(a A Methodical Treatise on the
lS@@ cultivation If the mulberr, tree, on the
ss1le4A raising of sllk.worms, and on winding
the SIX rom the coco0ns, with plates; by Win. II.
Vernon; 1 vol Svo
Tales of Good Woman, by Doubtful
Gentleman, in vol i2mo.
Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus,
by Washington irving abridged by the same) vol.
limo
Life of the Rev. Leigh Richmond, Sd edi-
ton, vol 12mo
The Symbolcal Primer, or Glass Book,
No. I, by T. s,szen.
Domestic Duties, by Mrs. W. Parkes, l
vol l2.ro " i,h fresh supply of
Ann of Gicrstcin, or The Maiden of the
Mist vols. l2mo
Just received and for sale by
DAVID MARTIN,
King Street. % door Easfcf oyai >trsei, alexandria,
WHO HAS ON HAND,
Byron's works, in vols l2mo. calf extra
Do do complete, in vol Svo. in calf
Putsrch's Lives, in vols $40
Percy's Rc!ques Gf Antient Poetry, in vols. 8yo
IIeber's Travels in India, 2vols 8vo
DO. do do. vols 12mo
Philosophy of the Human Mind, vols. Svo. by D.
Stewart
Works of Mrs Opie, in IL vols. i2mo halfbound
Burns Works, complete, in vol. 6vo
GoIdsniths Animated Nature, in 5 vols Svo elegant
Rush on the Mind, vol 8yo
Goods Book of Nature, complete. in I vol. Svo
Family and Pocket Bibles, New Testaments
Catholic Prayer Books, Book Of Common Prayer
Dwight's Psalms and Hymns
Watts do do
van general assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS.
ALSO.
Pocket.books, asses skin tablets, and card cases.
various
Pen-knives, silver pens and pencil cases
Writing stands, plated and bronze
Osborne's water colors, in boxes from cents to IS
Drawing paper; Bristol, ivory, and crayon boards
Eee ant hand fire screens, mathematical instruments
Viuiins, clariOnets, German flutes and flies
Backgammon boards, chess men, and chess boards
With good assortment Of feoiscsp, post, and fol-
post writing paper. tea paper cartridge paper, wrap
ping paper, bonnet boards, &C. sc.
For sale as above. jny z'-0'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

The WaIiamsbsr. (Va Phenix Informs us
hat NE Y. Mr.. EMp,x, Pastor of the Protest.
nj Episcopal Church { 'oa, place, on the l4ih
IN, bap'iz"d, by ,mms,sion, Nj. HENRY lAY>
Lon hi, >oirmn and desplY imp'e,si'e cere-
|nony 70 K pa + ar tn College Landing. bout
M Ie Fl m Williamsburg The novelty Of he
fr um,,,ucr, wh,ch is avery unusual occur
renee in ',r EpiScpp,l Church, together with
1hr M are age end great responsibility Of Mr..
a. ior, impaired dep incest to the rams.
hCi;or, ard drew 'ogt,ter considerable NAM
ber "i persons o wi rsSs he c~remony.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

III" CrC'nrr"l Daily Advrrusrr expresses
fht o''''or, { ON >srious accounts viii have
PEI published Of the favourable 5 ae Of the
props, N I 'nrrc viii be a he loves, slimare,
Pre- million more barrels o. -four made IL he
"''yd lVes, 'he pr'sen, wear, han was ever
haGe in one year for.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
IMPORTANT!

Acknowledgements! ,chsrs l.jl you Crononho'
tontkotogosS The Boston Comm rcial Gazette
Of Friday last, has III. following HIGHLY IMpoR-
TANT Intelligence, which We hastento lay be-
fore our readers:
General DUFF GREEN. Editor afthe Wash
ineton Telegraph, is now on visit 10 this
ci,y.'rmn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

"Ste:Ch,s E Naval Lie" &c. by Gro'g
bones, row a tutor In Yale College, are yt,y
highIy spoken Of. The ,xtriots we have seen
kre highly interesting; nd as al American
work. Containing so much eraifying 10 our
BRIDE and honorable to our character, we trnst
!, vii be pa,ronissd ., discerning PG6Iic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

-, ,ollow out all the evils TO which TINS
p h,. a ,erden,y 20 lead, we .hou'd Dr.
c..;I 70 look upon the picture OF our own
drawing.
~. should like 10 see his subjec' taken up
h,ss who could sppiy the remedy as wen
!, min, gu, the evil That The evil exists IS a
i i, which can admit Of no denial. We grant
-. are instances to the oo"'rary' 'u'' IKE
,s,,s, they come few aud far bts"een -
,.,e-aIy, ,hese appointments are made
,bs recommendation Of par'izans, or
4 rs II fay~r; aad most generally also,
- mans son obtains the commission II
/ -, answer 20 his objection, that he eharac-
r me Army and Navy has always stood
- :, c,yor with The people: II would stand
-. ;f norp Of those from amongst the bone
4 ,.;.o, c tie nation were admitted % their
L., Who have better gh to have their
~. sduc, ed odl Of thai parse which they
;,r, contribute to f.l? and why should the
or, Of the Government be monopolised by
/, 50 TO when fortune or veal h have given
Eoom,n,a.y importance!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

The P'..s .p'g S,a,y>psa says, the Chesa>
pfal "a O,i3 Coal is D, ogr"ssing apidly
D. unle, ~ Sup.r'n enhance r ompsient
&c IKE rugiace-s. he surveys just com
|''Ct by Jude n brs appear 10 have bee y
''r, la 'cy, md he eu,rlrains no doub,,
! . sid { tn prac',b'hy Of an s'.tire wa er
rom Washington CITY TO Pitts
burg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Pews. Coach ee, etc.

Pews, Coachee, etc.
THIS DAY, 10Th inst at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
Wal be sold at the Auction store corer of King and
St. Assphstreets, (withont reserye)
TWO PEVS in St Paurs Church, on the south
aisle, at convenient distances from the pulpit
II Coochee and HrrnesS, an good order
mich cows handsome well finished mahogan, tide.
board, in complete order, made of the best materials;
bureas; secretary; pair card tables; seve'al small
do wash stands, wire sates several mattresses of
tow, cotton, moss and hair; lot o! bacon; about
tons of broken plaster; 2 new whee!bsrows large
iron kettle, and many other articles, o.: which
have been heretofore sold and not taken away.
July %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
SHIP IL HTW5o

ARRIVED. JULY %,
sloop Johnson, Johnson, Philadelphia; freight for
the District
Schr Potomac, Bears. Halifax plaster to s. Mes SER
smith and IS passengers in the steerage
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with passen.
gers.
SAILED,
Schr Rising SUM- Stanwoo st. Thomas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Notice to the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given that if any persons or per.
~ may he found trespassng, or known to tres.
pass on our lands to the ives, of the road leading to
the Great Hunting Greek Bridge, encng on the
west of Doctor VOwell's and Mr. n FitxhughPs lot,
and running to Col Francis Peyton line to the east.
including the Shores from the bridge above descaibed
to Col. Peytons boundary, and adjoining the Burial
Ground, known by the of Penny Hill, shall GER
family be dealt with according to the law.
GUY ATKINSON
july 2S--3t CHARLES MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

,-i,er in tn Charleston G4zstte proposes
|, -, RE n uld curs,ltu'e PORTION OF the ra-
ion, # 10Th Army aud NAVY. This is very
,osJ ,o.crstion; ant. it should be further NOV
that JP6iSksy do mol consti,ut" a portion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

Tn, session OF the Vlsite,s Of rns University
br W, yinla trrmina'ed IN the 2lst inst he
LAMENTATIONS are said to have given satisfAc-
hon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

STEPHEN +. NtIrcHNLL. Esq VII known to
lhe public b, his Writings, has b''nme editor
pf he Portsmouth ( Ia. J Republican. We wish
i'm every success.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

The following Joas WAS drank on he 4'h inst
i, nrbic dinter given in CnarlesIown, hena
|vh c,unrv. Jginia:
D. e.,,sroJ Daai,I Smith -WIluAa ", FITzHueH:
h. s,e, stars the West hail his ttriutIc course at
\ > last ,essioa az The Legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Public Sale

pY virtue of deed of trust to me, bearing date the
- 18th April, 1897, and duly recorded in the office
of the County Court of Fairfax shall proc ell to sell,
public sale. at FsirfsA Court House. Tuesday, the
ed Of September neat betwe the hours Of IL and l,
2. VI. certain rae; of audi "l,ing and being in the
county AFORESAID the waters oe Little. Rocky Cedar
Run, AMI on both sides of the Fsuquier Alexandria
Turnpike Road, commonly called the Willow Spring,
the being bounded by the lands of Henry wha-
ley, the heirs of BENZ. Berkeley, .rshua Iutchn on,
and Mary {. Henuing, except about four acres, part
thereof, sold % Henry Whaisy III 1913, the residue
containing
800 Acres
sale and such title Sc conveyed 70 fa purchaser a as IS
vested by the deed of trust.
July 22-eois J. T. McKENNA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Ten Nolsars Reward!

Ten Dolsars NewarN =
D ANYWAY from the Subscribers plantation near
L 4 Stafford Court house, about the 10th inst ,
bright mulato Man, about 30 years of age, who calls
himself JIM MINOR: is 5 feet or inches aigh has
disagreeabe countensnce, but is remarkable for
bemsh in of his eyes, On Is thought the rightly
speaks slowly and stoops in his walk.
The above reward will be gwen, and all reasonable
oharg, paid, If returned to me, lodged Jail
that get HIM again, by applying to
THOMAS TOWSON,
near Stafford Court house, Va.
or to THOMAS T.. BAIRD,
July 2S-4i Alexandra. ID. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Y or Boston.

for Boston.
~ The schooner
.tyA SEAEC.7, E Bates master,
sgRHi will meet with immediate despatch. For
.sSs freigh, apply to the master on board, or to
NJ MILLER {. SON.
Who have for sale, landing from said schooner,
100 b6Ls No. 8 Mackerel.
7 mo 29.-3t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29

Delaware and South Carolina Lottcr,
lI,h Class,
Will be drawn in Wilmington on Saturday, lst Aug.
60 numbers--9 drawn baliots.
Highest Prize $4,000
TO be had of
3. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, .fsrandria.
Drawing ofthe Washington City Lottery, Glass No. II,
81 l6 Is 9 25 IS AZ
Drawing of the Connecticut Lottery, Glass No. 16,
81 II So 81 8 -
July 20
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-09
SAVANNAH, Dec. Oath.

From the Hest hadesCapt Chase, of the Buenos Ayrean
schr Congreo, arrived yesterday from cru2e and the West
Indies states that in the first week Of this month"; the u shin
Erie Capt Turner, with General HARRISON minister on
board touched at St Barts where Bucnos Ayean sr was
lying having sometime before taken Brazilian property
from an American vessel, whchpropey Capt Turner demand
ed, saying that the flag covered it. court held when
Capt Taylor of the B. Schooner producing proof its being
enemys property the authorities refused to deliver it. Captain
Turner then manned his boats at night and cut the vessel
doing whchhe fired upon by the fort which compelled the
Erie to slip her cable and put She proceeded St Mar
tins with her PRICE and from thence Columbia land Gen
Harrison representation of the facts; Capt Chase says has
been forwarded to our government
The Congreso about the Oct cruizng company with
brig Presdencia Capt. lark, little of the Western
Isles, tell in with pratlcalher brig, about 200
were returned without showing her colours; but she
capped in the dark. She appeared guns with
so men, and answered the description of vessel that had
robbed vessels of all nations that vicinity. The Presi
denca, few days after captured armed schr manned
lby spaniarls, having Danish papers. Two other sets
were thrown board--t3rew acknowledged they had
robbed two American vessels The vessel and
carried into St. Eustata and from thence by Capt
Clarke to ST. Thomas for trial. On board found
and his watch, with his Lieut Fre) engraved
liz
! From KeyWest-From Capt. Jackson, of the revenue
C utter Marion from Key West, learn that the British
brig Alliance, from Campeacly, bound to London, with
cargo of logwood, went ashore the 18th Of Nov lust
on the Florida ites-after having sustained considerable
damage, she got Oft by the wreckng schr Gen. Ged
des Capt Morrison and carried into Key West where SHIT
was lbelled.
The court awarded, so per the value of cargo
and vessel amounting to $4,000 dollars to the salvors
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-09

batants becomes incompatible with the good usages of
one party, and the federal allies are left to whistle
for their rew;rd, or to congratulate themselves upon
heng on the right side" let some of our federal
editors who have placed themselves on the strongest
SIDE read the following extract from the Eason Cen
tine Y. Gdz.
1t is with pleasure we perceive all the steadlast
democratic papers in the state deprecating the at
tcmpts which are making by a few federalists. HES.
tertes and Gregsites, to bring forward some TWEEN
~ candidates for the gubernatoral chair at the ensu
inc election which we cannot view in any other light
than az a new tangled stratasem to divide and con-
auer us. by the old, nvetcrate enemies of democra-
CIV, who have hitherto in vain attempted to entrap
US by annually changing their political name and
character"
This charge of attempting to change their politi-
cal name and character. is cruel indeed, and VIII
certainly be 80 considered by those who anxious
to merge the name of federalst in that of Jackson
men. But take another extract from the same de-
nocratic Jackson paper-it has a reference to the
choice of delegates to the convention for nominal
ing governor
1t of the utmost Importance that the delegates
should be firm and inhexble Jackson democrats.
We are well aware of the fact that some of our for
mer most enbitered opponents, al the last election
assumed the mantle Of Jacksonism, and now boldly
demand pardon for all their political sins and
transgressions. But will the great democratic par
ty Of Pennsylvania support candidate selected toi
them by federaliss, Hiesterites &c. Most certainly
not-they never can degrade themselves so lar
therefore be vigllant and entrust your interests to
none but jackson democrats, who have always beer
true to the cause Of the people,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-09
POSTSCRIPT.

We received last night from Dover, the Message ofhe
Governor at too late hour for insertion in this days
paper-t shall appear in next. From rapid glance
at its contents observe that Gov Polk has devoted
considerable share of his communication to the all i'm
poant subject, which occupies the principal figure in our
Editorial abours, to day, mean Education and the ap-
preparation of the School fund. His remarks upon this
topic orcble and pertinent, and the view he pre-
sents of the condition of the fund is considerably beyond
our estnate-it is as follows
Farmers Bank Stock, 2439 shares at par S12l,s5o
Bank of Delaware, 81 do. $50 1147O
Bank of U s. SO do. Sl23 so 1882
Chesapeake Del. Canal stock $4,000
Balance in the hands Of the trustee 6401.4o