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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
( From the National journal Of Saturday.
CERTIFICATE or CHARACTERS.

inaiion IN which tic IRE IN Us city which under tue non
nal superintendent OF him who has usurpcd tho Office of Dc
tailor 10 he President held by honorable and bic men,
extract the following puIgen reference from the Argument
delivered by General Jones in the Circuit Court yesterday
while the motion that the Court call IN the Grand
forgery pending. This certificate is somewhat pungent
bat wc believe will be backed by tic most respectable otc
Jackson party themselves, whs properly and thoroughly
disguised when they VINO have been prescribed ny
punished, aud individuals attached the Telegraph
fee distributed through the public departments, responsib
stations according 70 the instructions given by the Dictator
the President We suggest to the perugal Of the Dictator him
SELF and bid him Mc1s 10 dinner with tcdt appetite he nay
"iadly as the accused has been dealt by the Grand jury
"yc now, because the Grand Jury cannot their oath fluid
a charge Of forgery, the Court called them
"This is tire echo Of which has been heard else
"wcrc from foul and polluted that lie would
dce temple Of Justice, offend tho css;g car of
"those vo administer there nv naming it. unless in his official
Capacity lie should be called 10 auagn that in
constitutional MANNER and ny okc upon ;he punshncn duc
60 IL unapproaclablc and neSP,cssibl; inflriy."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
1929,
4 PEEP INTO TUTURfTY.

"FiSioHs Of glory spare The aching sig4t!n
We, as nation, have been charged with peculiar
kind Of vanity, founded upon irritable and exaopora-
ted self love II has been said, that whilst other ma.
tons boast Of what they or have BEEN we rover
sing the pride Of PeSegrec, swell with Importance
others appeal to history, to prophecy. That in
stead Of claiming through the llusrious deeds
OF orr iorcfathers wc glory 10 the achievements of
a distant posterity. There is, unqnestionaby
Some foundation Car these charges in the confidence
with which every American anticipates for Iris coun-
Try destiny
"Aboye al Greek above all Roman fimor
and has he not reason to indulge in bright antic-
palIons' the past is to furnish data for future cal
cuiations, who can blanc him when ne makes the
sum Of his coUntry's prospective greatness mag
nicent total There have been instances when tie
prophetic wbsperings Of "A brighter day have cheored
Tie heart Of the Patriot in the midst Of national ruin
and degradation. But the American, in the rcalza-
ton OF unprecedented national prosperity, INDUCES
the nope that our present state is but the carly dawn
compared with the meridian splendor which awaits
his country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
NO VHE puRIIC.

1i!oH CoGch Line from Guyandotte to Sfazlr.
ton, Three Times Week,
'sNiiE Subscribers have established a Line of Posi-
- Coacftes from Guyandote to Staunton, which, in
STEAD OF running picc week Only, Stated in for
iner notice, WILL Tor the greater accommodation Of the
traH Hcr, and to prevent unavoidable delay ON the
road, perform the route three times week,
The Line Will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Lichs and the Suite Turnpke, to
LcWlsbuEg und the principal Medicinal Springs TO
wit: the White Sulphur, tie Hot, the Warm &C. e.,
Stnunton.
1t will leave Guyantottc every IMes2ay Thurs
"ny ana Saturday. at 5 O'Clock, y. NJ, and OH is.
return, Wiil leave SLauilLuli every w cGncsday FRI
Gay and Sunday, ut the hour.
AT Stanton the Line meets the charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also unninn,
three TIMES week.
The route, from Guyandottc 10 Stalton will be
pcsormed III i've travelling days, tie 9Th day in each
week being necessarily resting day ard from Sta,
ton to Richmord or FREDERICKSBURG, in two dnys
and from Richmond 10 the City of Washington In
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the City, in
Gsgilt hours.
There u he no night travelling throughout the
route
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
Worth, VII ind this route very pleasant and cheap
one And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive Of this Line, they car.
general, be accommodated Oh short notice with
good extra Coaches TO those Altering places
Aud the public assured, that i'll attention TO th,,
acconpodatlon and comfort of The passengers SO far
as good Coaches and Teams, and skilfl attentive and
sober Drivers can Afford than, the line shall not ba
anterior tGany other in the State
PORTER 81 nELDEN
@'2Preofs iron Gltg"ldOt!t 10 Ire Harm Spring..
JOHN WISE,
I'm fynyyly to y..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

.]ir Na'vy.-Efe have this morning seen pri-
vate letter frcln the venerable and cs1dble Matry
long tho American Consul at Liverpool lie writes
i'll excellent spirits, ana his health is suc that not
wishstandng his advanced age, he fails not to take
his daily plunge into the Msrsey. at spnrise every
morning. In regard to the late political contest in
this country, lie speI - as follows:-
The calm which succeeded tic strong irritation and party
luminosity during The late Canvass has expected and
evnces tha! good sense in counuymsn which have so
often witnessed after olcj: The letter is ted
May %.
How little did thi- excellent old public servant
suppose at the trae CT writing this letter. that he
was to fall sacrifice the cruel policy Of the ter
rorists who raised the storm Of WHICH Inc speaks and
that when his epistIe should reach New York, it
would meet political favorte his way to I.iy-
crpool, with supersedeas for the writer i'll one
pocket, and ncw Commission Tor himself 10 the
other! Cam ,9dg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

nAEHiED, at oakland, on Tuesday, the l6,h instant,
by the kcv. Andrew Syno JAMES w P,eRlM Esq of Iym,
Esq. OF Chesterfield.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

,. 4. fVols the .Natalat iai,si,gescsr.
Inc universal prescription of the dogs here, and III
cte about this fofcby brings mind of the po-
uea incidents OF the day Suspicion gone abroad and
may ri'en INTO certainty, thar dog mad, da
a aooss uder the suspicion of being suspected vii be pat
~ death without mercy Compassion Give dog i'll
name and Lang him, says the proverb.
prescription OF large class of men is The same
Pfnc'e, now opcy Juscd, because individual char
sed with masersat;on in Office The unounded> aud
shameless reproaches are hnpudeny by the vaes of
,tS aucus upon upright and honorable driven of
e pubic employ because such charges furnish the only color
OK JUSTIFICATION oil the crT, prescription Little the
mere IN politics, who "ffet their hour the
Stage Oh pubic e FOR when they have end which,
according TO their political ethics nstes them in any aociy
Worse tan highway robbers they murder characters
Wmno, even tho temptation of puieh They have go, all
life in greedy Of for Slaughter The vasran
dog destroyed lest he being bitten bite others But
even The dog when deprived OF the power of doing HARM
spared and protected So cruelty pursued
ny their fellows than beasts by men, that amlessness and
ureient from the highway OF life protection the
:aa oil me efoconS Wolves in the shape mea, that delight
III wrryhs rei"tiin,s such wolves acquire, the
wolf iy an animal that no human kindness can ever
"eAn vi lis eso-ous propensiiiey.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

Extract III !e,'eI dated NEw ORLEANS, june s.
We paying 81 per hill. fur the ear, eaa! to
l-2 bushels SHIELDED, and hay supry:i would i'm
pnTtan tn lei this he made public throushnu the middle
aud southern states shipments will do well here all
summer. as the fr"r is falling.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

Sales ~ o6cr:o yesterday at Shockoc, Sl5roo and Public
arrio s-Abos 80 hhds inspected Refused So so TO 4.
Common Passed, s. 90 ,o4 so; Aiiddl!s do - so Gool
~ Fine, So to II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
LINN fln pnI;t;c.

From tie Political .4ys,a.
nave ieceived late number Of tie Iynchburg
We ce us iact tn express our pleasure its appearance,
standing the withdrawal OF the patronage Past
oce oi THAT o"n by cypress ordcl Of the Post General
happy 10 ind. h.eak UP Tie st ay edited pare Ia dc
Stay, y - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

ifftc irhcat --l2 to 5000 bushels oil new whea.
We're contracted for last week by the hIcrs ut
81 pa for white, and 81 90 for red, to be delivered
by the goth July. On Saturday little Inclination was
shown 10 purchase, and On yesterday, believe
there was 10 transaction, though several farmers of
Tered TO contract for their crops the price given
last wcek.-$i 10 was Offered for red wheat, 70 be
delivered by the 2a;h Juiy-which was refused.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

CO see Is. page of Inc Daily paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
MA n.T@E NEWS
ARRIVED,
POR2' OF IsICi.HOWD

ARRIVED,
Sciir. w ashingtOus Barge. Gcnedict from y. Or
ieans, via Norfolk, with snniriys 10 WIN j Clarke
Jude IL -Miure J Winston, I. Webb Z, co., r Wat
iiins, and sugar to master.
Schr. Fair Play, Ireland, 81 days from New York,
with sundries to 4 g. ] NJ yers,jr,I Parker, Miles
Do faytan, II Mitchell, Tripett g. IoLusaa, ond
Smith 81 Gordon.
Soop Eliza Alien, Smith, from New York : it'll
slln'iries to Davenport, Allen 6; CO.. and R,lz.a.. &
ficasailts.
Arrived at TdrpiA,
Ship Brunswick, Stanwood, Boston, IL, ba!las. 10
C!as. Palmer.
Brig Tame, Young, Newhuryport, ballast to C.
Palmer.
SAILED,
s;c!Ir. Piutarcil, Shorter for Baltiu. VI tn coal
sciaf. Favoritc, Bernard, fer Philadelphia, with
coal and pork.
Soop Chauacey, Black for lTew York COAL
NEW YORK, Jnrc Z5-Arr,ved srhrs Chesterfield Esas.
i'i:, from kchmont Freedom, SteelmaD. do.
fohTLANp June 22Aud schr Adeiie, from Rcmond.
Ard al harhichead, 23d ship Pact0lus Gibraltar
SPOKE June lth ai ~ lon 80, brig HAVE, OF Providence
5laYS for( ,aIjy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
ROBERT d. SEh1PLE, Jn.

LATE THE COUNTY Of I.IaG d. sUEry
I'll AS removed TO Washington City, where he do
signs III futurc TO prosecute the duties of lis
profession lie Will attend tie held for the
District and the sercrs! courts Of Loudour and NJ"
tax lie avals himself o: this opportunii. TO inform
hts late clients that The small portion Of business
which lie lett unfinished wi!i lie completed by Ills
very worthy and highly talented friend Mr. James
Smith of Hing & Queen. His creditors and dcbtors
he respectfully l4eEs 10 lis bro;hcr, Mr. James Sem,
pie of Essex. nav o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
PrQpnis!1 fran he Wa17,, Springs 20 stalu.to,7,
richmond. Va june lie. 1929 c BIN

EM r THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
~ to sell two valuable LOTS, lying near tho
centre o' the CITY: one IN frnnt Of tie Washington,
Tavern, the other Immediately back OF Mr. StanaTds
Inc iiio. cIaents on the 1r1t removable at tho
end OF Tie term t3ist Dcc. lNt) by sir. Goddin, tho
IehRht' GEO. LAY, acting
I.:.e !! tnr the Proprietor.
a'iIE Subscriber hcgs leave 10 .iur,i his friends
and tie public, that - has rcu,oy Cd 10 this CITY
and will practice law iii ali the courts which c:s
holden here, ind III the courts of Hanover
Those who lntrust him with the management Of
their business, may rely upon the strict est attention
June CIT ID. BRIGGS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
BIGGER'S OFFICE, }
June 20. 1900 Z

Next Lottery draws THIS DAY in New
York, and will be received here ut IL o'clock on
FridaY. CAPITALS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30

&c Passengers going to Nc,I York, per
Schr. Tattivy, Capt Pryor. will please take notice,
shat said Scir Will he taken in tow, by the Stcain
Boat at Rockets, On TO morrow, at o'clock i. NJ.
June so
skG Casks French Madeira Vine, jusl landed from
'SS s,rhr. Hiram, for sale nv
june 80 u. 'FIMEERLAkE.
Elegant Travelling Desks, ShnDing .Jpparat1ss, &C.
MUST received few splendid Travelling Desks and yis
% APPARATUS Of difs: eni kinds;
AsV, few dozen pointed Pencil Cases wih Calen
dars, So
Fancy Bordering and Edsirg Tor boxes
Ladies Pocket Books
E!,-sani Albums, of diiieIcu; sizes
Note rapcf, oil different SITS and kinds
Zen Knives, u beautiful assortment
Hcc Paper, of superior quality
Ivory do do do do
Backgammon Boxes best EDgish
Chess Men and BOaids do do
md first Surveyors Co.. and Caa-ior sale by
june 80 J. RI. NASH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

wilton, nnl he.
fore the adoption the Federal Constiutn dill moi
refer o afede "bas but to tho founded property tho
following passage:
"Te Senate byits Constitutions Homogeneous with the
House Of Delegates. Being chosen by electors nj o
same time and out Of the subjects the choice falls Of
description. Tho purpose Of cstaisb,y d,c
cnt houses Of loaton Introduce tho nnnonce different
interests different principles Thus 10 Groat ain IL said
their Constitution relies tho House Commons for and
tho lords for wisdom: which culd be reliance IL honesty
be bought money, aud If wso herodtnv II
Of tho American states tho Delegates AID
The persons tho s.r,nd te
of vfsioo
honsos. do not ,hercfc e
rive on tho separation Of legislature into ty opse those
bsnohs which proper coppoaoD Of principles capable Of
dnonT a1 those which alone car coppsnsastbs evils which nay
be produced by thor disscntions.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

(DEnArE to be continuedN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

Daniel, Davenport OF Virginia, Davis Of South
Carolina, Desha, Drayton, Floyd If Virginia,
Fioyd Of Georgia, Fort, elmer, Gurley. Hall,
Hamilton, Harvey, HAYNES, Kinds, Holm"s,
Isacks, Kr-mcr. Lecomp,e, Lea, Le,ch'r,
Lumpkin, Lyon, Marable, Martin, M'Coy, NJ
Dufie, IMITATION, M'Kee, Miilrr, Mitche of
Pennsylvania, Mitchell Of South Carolina,
Moore, Of Alabama, Newton, Nucko!ls, Owen,
Polk, Ripley, Roane, SAWYER, Smyth of Virsi-
MIA, Sprigg, Stanberry, Taliafrrro, Thompson,
Trez, ant, Tucker of South Carolina, Turner,
Washington, Weems, Wickliffe, Wilde, Will
liams, Yancey.-7o.
So the House agreed to consider the ,esolu.
ton.
Mr.. Wick'iffe then moved 10 amend the re-
solution by striking out the preamble, He had
no objection that the proposed inquiry be SUBJ
mitted to the Committee on the District. He
was no advocate for the trade to which it al.
luded: but the preamble of the resolution as
sumed as true, certain facts Of which he knew
nothing, and OF which he believed the House
in general knew as little as he did.
Mr.. Culpeper hoped the motion for amend
ment would prevail. He had vo,ed for the
consideration Of il; but he was no, in favor Of
the preamble. The gentleman nigh, know
something OF the f.cts stated, but for himself,
being entirely ignorant Of them, he could no,
vote for q preamble which pledged The House
for iheir correctness.
Mr.. Weems hoped the gentleman would
consent to tine omission Of the preamble. l.,
was entirely on account Of that par, Of the re.
solution tina, he had moved for the question Of
consider alton: for his own part, he did not be-
lieve one word Of wnat it contained.
MIR, Miner now commenced a course Of
statements in support of the resolution and its
preamble, which were interrupted by the e1pi-
ra' ion Of the hour allotted 20 reports aud reso-
luiions. The subject, therefore, lies over for
to morrow morning, after reports Of commit,
tees shall have been gone through with.
We shall deem it our duty to make some
remarks upon the above proceeding in our pa.
per Of tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

We regret TO learn, says the Baltimore Chro-
nicle, that the fine bridge over the Susquehan-
nah, near Port deposit, has been damaged by
fire. The Western section was discovered TO
be in flames about l | o'clock on Saturday, and
before they could be subdseG several arches
were destroyed. We however understand that
the injury can be readily repaired, and tina,
measures will be forthwith taken 10 place it in
passable order again.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

We understand that i, was IN contemplation
to lay The steam boat Potomac up for the win
ter, in consequence Of there being some appre-
hension that the river would be closed by ice,
and that her regular trips have been diseouli-
nued Should :he weather continue mild, Of
which there is at presen, every prospect, she
viii however resume her quite in about fort
night, Of which due notice will be given.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
uuMas King,
MERCHAt Il TAILOR;

King street. 6eflceen TIE Franklin H. and CiIy Hotel
VNAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks
l. to his friends and the public in general for past
f.vors and continues to solicit the same for the future.
tie has just received fri sh supply Of FILL GOODS.
lie will be able to supply all orders in his lire of bu
siness at the shortest notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds Of
READY MADE CLOTlIiNG-coats, pantaloons and
vests; crayats, stners and fashionable collars rufed
and plain shirts; general assortment Of genemen's
gloves, socks and stockings. He has on hand an
assortment Of fashionable cloths-bue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also csssimeres, blue,
black and fancy coors and good assortment of sati
nets; handsome assortment Of vesngs toiinet and
swansiown velvets and silks, also. good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords, handsome assortment
of Tartan plads and blue and brown camblets;
sortment of fannes of different colors; handsome
assortment Of fashionable button; gilt, plated and
STEEL and large white pearl buttons, for gentlrmen's
coats, and fashionable black buttons; good sssort
ment of calicoes ladies' mockisons ,nd children'S
gloves. Also general assortment Of
LADIES E GENTLEMENS CLOAKS.
Orders will be taken, which will be made UP any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

New Books
D. MARTIN has just receired and offers
for sale The following, uiz:
The Gem; literary annual tor 1929, with fifteen
elegant engrNings
The Literary Souvenir, for do.
Friendships Offering; literary rcmembrancer for do
The Amulet, for do.
The Western Souvenir, published in Cincinnati CO.,
for do.
The Juvenile Forget Me Not, for do.
The New-Year's Gift, for do.
The Chrstm AS Box, fer do
ALSO
H,tory Of Turkey in ) vols, "a colored engravi ngs
The Young Cadet by Mr. tof1ana
Fairey Leg>nds of the South Of Ireland, Cd series
Odes upon Germ, Cash, Catholics and other matters
Tales OF the Emerald Isle, by lady ct Boston
Johnson's & WaIkersfn g!isi DICTIONARIES combined
Lady of the Manor, 9th yol--al-o the set complete
ENGLISH BOOKS.
Farburn's Everlasting songster, , vols
Goldsmhh's Esssys Poems and Plays, vol
eney Ky INNS
Classic Tales, Jones' cabinet edition vol
Enield's Artists Assistant
RObinson's History OF Charles 5th, vol
Pope's Poetical Works and Translation Of 10
mer vol
Mirror and ounger, vol
Johnson's Lives of the English Poets, vol
ferguson's Lecture on Mechanics, vol
Shakespeare, complete in l vol
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

having been robbed, when two days out, Of a
bout 80 cases Of goods, &c. Shipped BY an
Am. house here) b. the Buends Ayes sth'r.
FEDERAL, Captain Taylor. The Captain and
crew wer treated civilly."
The New York Mere antile says-The above
mentioned brig, GHdden, mast. r.. sailed from
Bahia, Oct. 23d. The Federal,is the privateer
tak,n possession Of al 81. Bats, by the u.
S. ship Erie The Nvmph is osred in Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
The motion was agreed to.

In the Virginia House Of Delegates, on the
Sd inst, the engrossed bill horising sum
of money TO be raised by Lottery to improve the
Aexandria and Fauquier Turnpike, was read &
third time, the merits Of the application briefly
examined by Mr. Fitzhugh Of Fairfa1, and
passed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
Committed.

TSo the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, D. C. on
L the 3ist of December, as a runaway, black man
who calls himself WILLd " PEY7UN; teis young
and well dressed further description is unneces.
sary, as he lived with Mr.: James llixon miller on
Little River, Loudeun county, last year. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him sway, otherwise he will be dis.
posed Of as the law directs
ian 8-St TH0S. STEEL Jajlor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

We have received the first number Of the
"Literary Suballern," published in Prov idenee,
h. l. and edited by Mr.. Southworth, formerly
Of the Cadet. The typographical appearance
Of the paper is neat, and its original and Sc.
lee ted matter such as we should expect from
the known talents Of its editor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
a Card to the X.aAies.

Bird Flo,Osr and Fruit Painting, on Paper.
rSAUGHT in the most elegant style in six lessons.
L This most beautiful style Of Painting, SO fashion
able in England, France, and IN New-York, Mrs
her intention to stsy but a shor, time She would,
therefore, feel under obligations to those who are
DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves of the present oppor-
tunty of acquiring this lovely and useful art if they
would favor her with call as esry possible. In
addition to the above imitation Of the Chinese Paint.
ing on Wood and Tin, specimens Of which may be
seen at her apartments, at Miss Ashtons, corner of
Duke and Washington streets. jan 6-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

Mrs, Jackson the consort Of The President
elect expired a, the Hermitage on the 22nd
ul'imo. On Tuesday, the Tennessee claims
being under discussion in tho House Of Rep
resentati,es, Mr. Lea, rose and IN alluson to
this subject said
"Mr. Speaker: Instead Of progressing with
the discussion of this subject TO day, (the bill
10 authnr'ze the State Of Tennessee 10 issue
grants, &c as was expected, feel constrain.
ask the indulgence ofthe House in adopting
a different Course. Influenced by considera-
ions Of a character TOO delicate for public dis
closure here, yet sufficiently Ineligible TO all
considerations affecting peculiarly the SEN
,ibi!ities Of the whole Tennessee Delegation,
who are particularly interested in The pending
discussion-I move you, Sir, without further
explanation, Postponrment OF this subjec, IN.
Ill Monday srxt /"
he mn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

The letter from the Washington correspon-
den, OF The Baltimore Gazette will be alike a.
musing to those who have, and those who have
not attended the New Year Levee Of the Pre-.
sidtnt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08

Our readers will recolect that we published,
last week, an account of the Indians, whose Trial
we have 10 day made room for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
a Gard

WILLLfMS DANIEL, .9iorney a Lau;
"lLT. attend the superior and Inferior Courts
w holden for the counties Of Lou Ion. Prince " H.
liam. Fauquier and Fairfax, and the Superior Cour' Of
CHANGER, for the Fredericksburg District His office
at the If Washington Fay Fair
fax Court house. Virginia. dec l-dzweO6w