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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
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From the hentuckian ~ yllay II.
NIX CLAYWc had the pleasure of attending tho dinner
given to this distinguished statesman, Ut Capt Fowers Garden
near Lexington, Saturday last The exceedingly
imposing The great, being varousy estimated
Mt from three thousand forty five hundred of his coun,ryen
convened to do him honor The order decorn and general
Popcty ofconduct SUCH have before seen
any large assombasc of men, with temptation
presented To them The sight of sch talent and res,eca-
oy on such OCCASION awakened glad feelings
IN the joyful assurance of better and brighter day
countrya day which folly, mbcciy aud corruption
should sink in the rebukc of deceived but honest reope-a
day on which worth, and wisdom and virtue should resume
their reign and scatter their blessings through land
Mr. Clay moved amidst the hrog his graduating country
men, cheerful and happy, whilst their eyes followed him. whom,
,hey still delighted to honor and for whose happiness their
hearts still beat with warmth. II him proud day-a
day, worth whole age Of the vcngcfu msulc of accidental
Greatness Returning in age prosecuted, sanered, viled by
ensoed printers and political ,rckscrs he adopted
III his youth, bis home he finds the couenance of sur.
Tauhms thousands mauly generous and scorful refalion
~ hisacc'ers Tho speech which he delivered on the occa
son. was such as mus have the appreciation of a-It
'c, lu concian2-ln tine, the speech accom-
pshed statesman. We iorbear advert to its subjects as we
nope viii in due me he presented of the
coNtryt WI! deserve the and reflection OF
that country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

Stare 7radc.rhc British ship Of war Syl,ic with her ten
der the Black Joke has captured on the coast of Africa with
IN 20 months several slave vessels having board tro ouo
sac hHHdIrd and eighty-sir SHARES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

Business is brisk at Quebec. Fifty four vessels iom Eu
rope have arrived at tho port already this spring them
with general cargocs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

j. n. PArIS1N@, Esq. y. WATKINS.
Mary .3geat, ,N.io I9rr
81 900
And afterwards 70 wis, on tho tvcntv-fiIh day Of
July, in the year Aforesaid, at Washington county
aforesaid, made and executed his draft on the said
J. X. Pauding, Navy Agent as aforesaid, for the
other and further Of five hundred dollars bear
ing date On the day and yea last aforesaid in favor
OF the oressid Charles s. Fowler and then and there
deiiycrcu the sameto tho said Charles s. Fowler, and
recelycd therefor tho, said SIM OF FIVE hundred dol
lars from he said Charles :. Fowler and kept and
disposed OF Tue sar"e for his own use And on the
same day and yer last aforesaid NJ the county nfore
sai9, tle sad WATKINS wrote aud addressed aud
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02

On saturday the 10Th May, motion made by Mr. Coke
10 quash the presentnien', which 5 follows:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
TREASURY DEPARrmENr.

fOi1h .4Hiitor's Office, oh J,,ty, 1927
Sir: Instead Of the remittance of $500. mentioned
To you in my ottero of the 5tb inst YOU will receive
so soonas the rcqGision pass through the forms
o ofice one thousand dollars, under the appropriation
for the payment Of 'arrearagcs;" of the recent If
which, be pleased to advise me.
IaInsir,
Respectfully,
Your ob't scrrI,
d. n, FACis IN"' tSg. y. WATKINS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
Here i no s.Table Oratcr's as Bru,us.
The dinner to Mr.. McLane and sha

Ihe dinner TO Mr.. McLane and Thea
speech of Mr.. who begafs
BY saying, 81 have peither the inclina-
lion nor the power to make you a
sp~eech'-wiil call forth 90 ~aniimad,ss :
sions from the National Gazette or NJ v
other OF The Jackson journals. Tsls,
in their eyes, is all right III Mr. Nc
Lane, bot it would have teen alb
wrong in Mr.. Clays
III the late President passed in The
MOST unexpected and uaosienr.iions
Same from the seat of Govesauss NJ
to his Family mansion, he was assail
ed by vulgar abuse; even ibs pulpit
was made . rostrum from which Ia
denounce BIN. The present Pres,g4s
however, with impuniiy, n,ay yaasc
military tour of observation, lake !,
him, BALI OF dis Cabinet y me WIN
Of his isnriy, male I'D semsle. /, /
the presses and To. persons which
| soDl
y ye thai tbs people are b
auu o,4f. and note 40, how shame
\ y give The lie sy yoor practice
!" s0us pro- Sssss and professions
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
THE GAX
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS.

II cannat be expected by reasonable persons
aha. an Editor should be responsible Tor tsc's
Vs. flied IN articles; nor that he should omit 10
sabFsb them, because. If true, they may not
\. agreeable TO the feelings OF tnis er that per
- AS s.aithful chron,ciers" 1t Isouf duty
/, make known events as they occur, according
"a our opportunities for knowing the truth win
Eo-aFd TO them, AID our space tor recording
|ssn, We go for Truth and Truth alone.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
A TRULY .GLORious" DEED.

We learn that Gen. CHARLES RIpGBLy.
whose dece Sc was announced IN The dstIy pa
pers If his citv on the 18Th INST, has, By his last
riH ard testament, EMANCIPATED ALL HIS
SLAVES, The number is variously repre-
Pnted Ar, from rWO HUNDRED AND FIJI
". TO UPW ARDS OF FOUR HUNDRED!
We have not yet been made fully acquainted
With the particulars relative to This noble act;
bu' ii is understood, that all of them. who have
a'tained the age of % years, are 10 be tree i'm
meda'e,y-such as are over As. to have some
provision made for their support, cut OF his
estate Those of the younger class are TO be
Tree, the males at e ears of age. and the fe.
males al 25.-Genius Of u. Emancipation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

oDear STE
49, From Washington TO this place. the
coontry. as tar As | could observe, is perfectly
aapa 90 the GREAr QuHsTloN! $500 There
!. another oi which | can say the same thing
mean The rAsIFF. The excitement 10 deep
and nnive, sal. - fhe great ground We have
taken the great principle on which We stand,
Is thar the 1AaIvF act is UNC0NSTIFU
TIoNAL and musl De REPEALED; that the
rsht, Of The Southern sta es have been Dgs-
must &c RgsroREDj hat The Union
is IN Danger and must be saved. To those
great pemts, upon which alone WE can depend
q, safety and protection, let the thoughts of
our W tiers, and the efforts of our people, be
aceastngiy dlrectedt't
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
SOUTHERN

Ert,acf Of a letter from JoHS C. CALHOUN Il
pUrr CsEkN one Of the edsers Of hs Wash
iagian Telegraph, dated
"PexdLeton, South Caro!iaa,2
Isl July, 1873.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

GrousE Evans, Esq mas been chosen a Re
preventative to Congress from Kennebec Dis.
irict, in the room Of Mr. SPaaGUg, appointed
Senator. Mr.. EyANsin the towns berd from
all but III se--hsd 1898 votes; itUlL VIII
LAMs E>q Of Augusta, 1922; add ttere we're
ga scattered. Both the Candidates were
friendly 10 the last Admins, ration.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

The Washington county Penn Re.
porter states that upwards of a hundred
larmers of that county have cut down
aud gathered in their harvest, without
the use of ardent spirits. They have
discovered in the operation, that men
can do more work, with less noise and
less qnarreling. with better appetite and
better health, wifhout the use of strong
drink than with it The names of Sc
'eral respectable farmers who made the
experiment are given,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
PusLIsHkR, WEEKLY,
nv WASHINGTON EVANS,

-vo DOLLARS PER ANWuM'
PAxABLE IN ADVANCE;
40 TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
IyrER rHe rEAR EXPIRES.
7No paper discontinued until all irsTears.
,se paid up, except at the discretion OF
" !. advertisements inserted at the rste o.
~.'DolIar per sqnare for the three hrst inser
.s. snG twenty five Gems per square Tor each
,,b,rqueal insertion
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
conn fhe roluobaf IS c. T~elesc,ne.

From The Columbia 6 c. Telescope.
The .Natio1a( journal winch hts h1nofed us
Fth a Quotation tom our columns, IN con
a%nsttoa with some OF cur brethren. in order to
rOye hat there is d coming attack upon the
T2rlf a he next session OF Congress-neea
no continue 20 be so very excursiv and ilbo
ripis 10 mastering up detached ,rsgrsphs TO
p,ove thjs fact We aSsare the Journal that an
silsck KAT be made, and that too, whatever
ms he the caurse Of the ad nlaistration, upon
ans 1aie system of impes, wheh has brought
dozen l1e eIeeraao aus Ut ALI sections OF the cotn
Fy. sse erust a. IS destiaed to fail 10 ruins,
and 10 crush IN it's wreck The political prospects
of ire stenr champion who claims the honor
c as nasefDtion and execution. and who IS al
pre.eat che sisgnus Apollo OF the Journal -
The tariff will DE brought before Congress,
whether she President sssumes that task, as We
hope aod believe he will, or not. The Journal
BIS tong been sounding the note of preparation
20 the ~monopoiists = the Clayites-and calling
upon them 10 parade, driil and exercise their
forces tor battle. We admonlsh them 10 do
SO. and expect to fad many a deserter from
their ranks in the heat Ut The en- agement.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

The chivslric ceremony Of c%onsesra-
ing a standard, took place al the no
man catholic Church in Charleston On
'ne 4th ut 1t belonged TO the company
Of French Fusiliers who were escorted
by other military. The ceremony which
appears to have seen very imposing in
'he description occupies nearly two
columns Vi the Charleston paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

F~ontenelle lived upwards Of one hun
cred ears. aud even at the last, had a
Turn Of wit for almost every suitable
occasion A lady of nearly equal years,
aodtessed him one day in a large COM
Pan'' Monsieur, you and ! stay here SO
iang, | have a notion Death has forgot
Us! Speak as low as you can, Madam.
replied Fontenelle, last you should
re@ihd him of us: the ~proverb says, the
sleeping lion must not be reused.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20

and the exchasge Of the ra,i6cations between
the respective enipoten'isries shall take place
within he space Of six weeks, or earlier, il pos
sible.
In saith Of which.
(Signed) Count ALEXIS oRLIFF,
Coun, J. PAHLEN.
In virtue, &c.
(Signed) DIEBIrCH ZABALKANSKY
A dreadful FIRE occurred at Manchester on
the 18th October by viii, b the warehouses Of
the Mahc hester, Liverpool and Halifax Com
panies were destroyed Four barrels of gun
Pswdes exploded during the con6agra,ion, and
shook he timber. like a" earthquake. Il was
supposed that the loss to the mere n,ile part Of
Manchester would be very great, as he goods
were generally uninsured Two persons were
killed and several materially injured.
The news relative loihe Capture of Shumla
received yesterday, could not have been correct
Reports from Gen. Krassowsky, Of the FIRST
and fourth OF Sept. r,laie some occurrences
near Shumis, and state that 'ha !, no,wi, hs,and-
ing he well supported fire from he enemies
works, The operations Of the siege were prose.
cuIed with success.
The British Parliament had been further
pror"gued To the tenth Of December. There
is no indication Of GheiT being called toge her
toE QespdtCn Oh business uNtl1 the usual
time.
LISBON, Sept. Is.
We learn, bit dared not vet believe it, that
treaty Of def nsi.e and offensive alliance has
Jus, been concluded be,weec Spain and Portu-
gal, under the in er' ention and mediation OF
Power which necessarily protests lis neural
iiy in The aHlirs OF our country. AND yet con.
tinuoily inte feres in Them. This truly may be
considered as prelude to III" vengeance which
il is intended 10 take upon Francs-which has
the audacity 10 propose TO rival England al sea,
and whom u already surpasses in its progress
in agriculture and The arts. This bulw ark,
formed Of the whole Peninsula, Withdrawn
from he French influence, will som serve as
rendezvous (pIace d'srmes) Tor the British le>
gions to oblige France, If il were undecided, TO
join Eogland agains Russia.
The length Of the above impor,an, document
prevents US from continuing our selection Of
foreign items. Tomorrow we shall give :he
observations and speculaions Of the leading
English and French papers upon The treaty
which may serve TO throw more light upon
its general spiri, and bearing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
printing Materials for Sale

vUy!E subscriber wishes to dispose of quantity of
i Printing Materials, perfectly new, consisting #
;h1 following .oun,s: Breuier, Long Primer. English
G Primer. ID English, Canon. lines Plea, 8 lines do
9ntjoue aud several small! founts Of Ornamental let
ter. " h all necessary articles for publishing News
paner and Job Office Also good secondhand su-
per Royal Ranage Press. The above articles were
purchased for the purpose Of printing paper in this
town, which subsequently abandoned Those
in wan, of an ESTABLISHMENTS of the above description.
should make early application, they will be sold
great bargain. u W. VIOLET.
nov 20 eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
SE1IP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, ID O.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 10,
Schr. Hiram. Barnes, Turks Island, IS days; salt to
g. Messersnith. Left at Turks Island, brig Dodge
heIey, Rowland, repairing damages sustained IN gale
on the Goth October, when ,he los; cable and
cho,, ripped up windlass cut her cable, and went to
se; brig Jane, Hunter to sail for Newbern in or
days. was wise Repairing sails which she split in the
late gale brg Harriet, ss,iad New York, TO sail in
DAYS. Brig r Ike. rhumas, just arrived Spoke, lat
s2e long 75o scnr Laura, from ocracock, for Porto
Rico.
schr Erie. Bartram, New York; freight for the Dis
trict.
Steamer Columbia Mitchell, Baltimore, passengers
and Freight for theDiNtrct
SAILED,
chr.jWashington, Wilson, New York.
Brig Neptune, Gray from this port, was left at St
Ihomas di,Sharging, LIST Instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
The Tract Of land
70 the Cuizc ns " alexnna,;a'

The Proprietor of tho
Y1&ALINE or SiAGES between
his place 10y CharlottesviIIe) and
iynchburg, will, in future. nm
three hnps ,ceet Il will leave this place ON Monday.
Thursday, aud Saturday, at anil return on the
following days 1t will reach Charlottesville in one
day and half and Iynchburg in two days and half
It will leave Alexandra every day at 10 A. NJ reach
Barard's Mansion Hotel, Washington, in forty m;nutes.
at which point il niersects the and splendid linz
which has just gone INTO operation, and reach Bat.
more at half after p. ~ will leave Barnard, No.
tel on Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at ~ O'Clock
and on the remaining days of the week 20 minute. ser
y ". and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandra Al 2
Pm
The new line will deliver passengers, if required, as
the steamboat in Baltimore
The citizens Of Alexandra are advised to ente, an
the way to Baltimore, as by doing their seats TO Ban
timore are secured without any attention or care !.
Washingtont and from Baltimore on TO Wsshingto.
y Fare between Alexandria and Washington. fifty
cents, between Alexandra and Baltimore AZ
nov THE PROPRIETOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
Fashionable Tailoring

oSHhOu"DlS dliOiluS.
VOHN 8. EMERSON respectfully informs HE er.
toners and the public generally that he bas inc.
received from New York, at his shop near the F.nkr
House Hotel,
The Latest FALL FASHIONS for Can
tlemen's Clothing, which will enable him to have m.
work Of those WIN may favor him with preference -
ecuted in the most fashionable STYLE and which he \.
determined shall be unsurpassed for of eut
ting and neatncss and durability Of work ana
he hopes. by having his work properly and promntIv
executed, to give general satisfaction, and insure Cor
tnusnce oftbe patronage which nc has heretofore ~
oeved-
Strangers and others, DESTROYS of having their vo,,
satisfactorily made up. particularly solicited to call
view the fashions and ascertain his prices wbeS
shall be reasonable.
He has on hand an excellent assortment CT T,,,,
nrKos, which he will furnish 10 reasonable prices A
they be purchased in the town.
j.. Z. having been appointed the agent Of n. A.
Ssgue1 patent rules and squares together With IT,
fashions, informs those who have subscribed for tn
fashions that they be supplied lis shop with H.
rules and tie latest improvements cuttin9-He ~,
on hand few dozen rst quality inch measures psinteS
on both sides.
Any person deyirous Of SECURING the art of s.tt;c~
from this rule, be instructed. my mp on ~
shortest notices ard am authorized % state kv m,
Sagues, that there is other person in the TON ~
lowed teach, give Instruction in suy wsy hst.ve.
The terms for teaching may be known on appcstonss
JOHN y. ENE&SON.
.ASrnt fin q r SA0EHZ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
SALES Ar Au0x1os6.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

VT>o-MoRROw EVENING, at early candlelight viii
Il DC sold at his auction Store, varietyof
seasonable Dry Goods, Hardware, and Fancy
Articles,
fresh and in good order received by late arvals and
sold without limitation Also, Looking Glasses, Glass-
ware, &c. &c. nov 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
New AOck Estnbl sMwe i.
OnDosite Mr. John W. Massie's Hard,Dar.

OpDosiie Mr. John W. Massie's HardUaye
Store. King Street.
VXJtLLIAM JACKSON, Lock. White, and Gun
w Smith, from Birmingham, England.) begs leave
most respectfully to inform the inhabitants If Asexsn
,ra and its vicinity that he has tsken the above pre-
misses where he intends manufacture locks and keys
of every descriptions and having served regular ap
preutceshp the above business he hopes, b, strict
attention and moderate charges, to merit share OF
their support. .,
NIB Old locks cleaned, repaired. and fitted with
KEYS great variety of secondhand locks constantly
on sale Guns and pistols carefully repaired. Printers
composing sticks made, wstchmakers' Woes re.eut.-
The utnos, value given for old locks keys OLD rom
Ne nov 20-eol0t-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20

LONDON, Ger IS.
The averages Of Grain published this day, exhibit a
further decliue in that Of Wheat:-Weekly average.
whea, 59s I'D, Barley, 34s 3D.; Rye, Sis lOd. Duty
on wheat. 24s Sd; Barley, los lodi; Rye 2ls Sd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oc1

LlvKRPooL Der. IT.
The demand for all descriptions Of GRAM has been
dull and holders have been pressing sales. further
reduction prices has been submitted to: Wheat
has declined I'd 3d. and old 3dt Id per " lbs. Oats
have given way Id to Cd per As lbs; Indian Corn Is per
480 lbs. and American Flour bond II per Dbl. There
has been demand Tor Cloverseed in consequence
Of which so casks and 100 bbls american have been
disposed Of Sos per cwt being advance Of Is to
SIS per cwt Oh the previous nominal prices
COTTON II, viii be that cotton is still on the
rise in Lverpool.-Sea Islands having experienced
further improvement of I'D per ID. and all other de.
scrp,ous selling at the highest price Of the previous
week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20

NanAWay
TSRON the subscriber living in Prince George eoun.
Il ty, Maryland, at Broad Creek NiR, Friday night
last, negro woman named
JE NNY,
generally called jim; about Is years old about feet
S or 6 inches high; quite black, and smiling counte-
nance and shows her teeth when she laughs Her left
arm is stiff; easily perceived If examined She carried
AWAY with her, her female CHILD. shout two years
old. which hal the whooping cough. The child was
Of lighter color han the woman
will give $40 reward for experimenting and securing
the said negro woman and child, that get them
again. WNLIAH =. FUhrA4HI,
nov 1876. Prince Georges County, Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
Fairfax LAND fnr Sale

FafrIHx AaMu 1br Salo
DY virtue Of deed Of trust of record In the Csnt,
ID Court Of Fairfax from Robert + Thon p.on to ,hS
subscriber, for the benefit Of BAIL Gordon will be e.
posed at public sale, for ready money. at Fisx Court
House. on Monday, the ai Of December nslt, (thsi be.
ing Court dsy)
The Tract Of land
conveyed by the said deed supposed to contain 200
is part If the BELMONT TRACT tits behev.d
the title to this land 10 good. nut ,haH only sell and
convey such as is vested in me Is Trustee
ROBERT PATTON.
oct 22-eot2IDec T,,.,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
Sch0Oner Volant for sale.

TRUSTEES Sale.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court of Chan.
Id Gerry for the Fredericksburg District, will Offer
for SALE before the front door of the court house Of
Prince William County, on the FIRST dsy Of Januay
Court nert,
LIZ a TRACT OF LIND.
39S@S situated on Broad Run, in the SAID countvf
NHS supposed to contain four hundred acres on
4e1ssa which, John Maddox, at present resides,
which was conveyed to me. in trust. by John MADDOX
and Ann his wife, to secure debt due to John Browns
administrators
Terms Of SGs-one third Of the purchase money "a
be paid in hand one other third in twelve months tn
the day of SALE and the remaining third in two yesrs
ter said sale; the two last payments to be secured b
bonds with good security, and deed of trust pon H.
land Selling Trustee. shall convey such title oniv
as is vested in me by said trust deed.
d. D. SINCLAIR,
oct 24-dts Tr,.,..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
BY GEORGE WHITE.

vNILL be sold at Whites Auction Store. on satur:
w day, the 2lst instant. at IL O'Clock.
WUSEHlLD IND Kitchen FURNITURE.
Several feather beds, bedsteads
China, glass, and queensware
Loaf and brown sugar, in barrels
Jamaica rum
Old and we'll favored Holland gin. in demijohns
Old French brandy, in do
Cheese, soap in boxes, venison hams
Chairs, one pair patent balances. &c. &c.
nov 20
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
From the National Gazette.

Mr.. WEBSTER arrived in Philadelphia on Thurs
day evening" and departed on Saturday morning for
Washington to take his seat in the Senate OF the
United States, carrying manly rectitude and the
highest intellectual power to that eminent assembly
This gentleman ought to be viewed with unm'xed
favor by all parties He was faithful, honorable
friend Of the Administration, but he never prompted,
uttered nor countenanced invectves againts General
Jackson and sure we are that he never will con
chr in any scheme of factious opposlon-any Ell
forts to distress an administration upon groundess
pretences or for inadequate reasons. Faculties,
knowledge and reputation, such as he possesses,
should be cherished by every American citizen, be-
cause they reflect ustre Oh the republic and may
largely minister to the national veal. Parr & Mack
intosh, who reprobated the politics of Burke, still
continued to designate him as ''one OF the wsest
worthiest and nobest instruments whom the Deity
iu the ordinary course ohs providence, vouchsaied
to employ for the instruction aud happiness of man
kinds 1t is in this temper that truly liberal
and patriotic will always speak and act with regard
to such of their countrymen as the Deity has gifted
and abour and practice have improved, so excellent
lily. that they seem specially fashioned to serve and
adorn the state and times. In comparison with the
general value of their public virtue, the question of
their past preference for this that tariff or this or