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with vigoF. The accounts from Albania re unfayour-
able for The Turks; the tranquility of that province is
again interrupted. the Greeks, who have re-
ceiyed great relDfercemens IN Epirrs do their uos.
TO extend the insnrrecon. The Pacia of Trayi,jk
IL soid to have received orders to assemble corps
in Bosnia and in of need TO march To Albania
but tins doubtful as the Paca or BELGRADE.
whose whole attention Is attracted by the Seryiaps
and therefore long since applied The Porte for re-
Inducements, Is referred by il To- the Pacha of Bos
MIA if lac should stand ia need of assistance. The
Turks in Belgrade OF opinion that the presence
Of the English and French Anbassa lors az Con
Jantinople will soon lead TO peace with Russia-
They are accordingly much pleased with heir re-
turn tn the Porte.
From 6c Lorer DantbC. May 26 As all the Turks j.; %,
Interior have been either Shuma or already fallen
victims and DISEASE Instruction christians in
Macedonia, SC. Is thought be ever The sc
Of such Instruction woud lie SOM as the
Russians IN possession of sophia The Turkish plan of
impeding the Russian IN their principal operations b
repeated attacks their positions, contest yrry
saugunary both sides, this node attack IN ara.
v,, the end lead defeat of Musstlman
As the canonneris the banks at tire Danube are so ve
unhealthy. the advance of the Russians
VI seems too difficult Shuna ia font AMI diversion
10 SOPHIA would therefor ia adv ens ,nu,i of the
Turkish magazines there and the S.oici
might easily d. OF The obstacle tire march Of the
Russians along the coast be the snps To
serve Transports Tor the Black Ike desert COMPARED
wnh the activity That = the Baltic sea Good seame
ami snip -wnshis, are, hcsdes,
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commercial aSccorn.
DATE o. LArEsr EUROPEAN AuytcI.,.
rom ivnrno I H.

DATE OF LAIE5I LUKupLNN AuvlcTs.
From liverpo !, Jane %
l".ou'i n P'odUce ad 'nie,' Of Hoais posed ay,ea
thorough 0,e Lo,-er IorLs
.AuGTsT lilo hhds tobacco 20 bbls. four:
laai bus. whrat % kegs m0nd tohacc; 3Ci bus.
corn. tons iron; 1900 bi.!ets; 80 upland boats II
coal boats; 2SG9 bus. coal.
AoGCsr LIT !has toba,"c. . hbls flour, IO7G
bush wheat, . ton Castings. TON sand, $500 hilcts
10 kegs manufactured tobacco, bush. mgaI. p up
.Uuu boats, COZ! boats. lj73 bush. coal.
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TYHATET-

's'liE' THEATRE viii be opened on Fri,Lqy ere.
- i''''S mort, when viii be performed by Il nespay
corps OF young gentlemen OF TINS cry, Tor the bcne
OF the y ph"n Asylum, M appropriate Comedy and
Farce. For particulars bills OF the dov.
Doors Will he opened al half pa seyeA. and curtain
rise at halt past O'Clock Tickets can be a,. tn.
principal cuuicc'iunaries aud bookstores OF the CITY
and ut tie LoX-ol,.ce. TlcActs 30 cents Children
half price. aup i3-2f
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70 THE PUBLIC.

al
Anowing the great and proper interes; fe,t by The
people OF virginia IN the approaching Convention. the
SuoscfiOers MAKE Tie following proposition: They
nave employed the best Stenographcrs TO report the
Debates which will be published rapidly as posi-
bic in the Wing. As many persons are not in the
habit Of fling their papers. and when taken into
their families they liable To be DESTROYED they
propose to file in this Office, the papers cOntainino
the debates, for many desire it. The expense
ofths will b. appo-tioned by the annual price of the
paper So and the length OF time required To publish
the debates-for exainple-if three months are re-
CURED to publish the debates, the price Of the file
Will be 81 s5 This We Imagine, TAO man will hes
lfae to give for complete copy oil the debates of
Convention. lfsubscrbcrs desire their copies bosnd
that can be done at a small additional expense
u Letters (post paid addressed to us, will be at
tended to- or persons wishing to subscribe can male
known tLcir desire through the members Of Conven.
ton The subscription to be paid time of deliy-
cry.
u City subscribers are. 0r course opprscd that
the Debates will first appear il the Daily paper.
PLEASANTs, ABBOTT i co.
o. The National n,elliseucer and journal FbeBix Ga
zeIe Cu'',nban Gazette Cincinnati Gazette Louis, lie Foc.
Kentucky KepuTer, kenuckian. Nashville Nh Raleigh Re-
g'sicf fadku Journal. NrIyben Spectator Charleston
and Cy Gazette Augusta COURIER Savannah IIcrr,y Nor
ioik Herald AMI lea son rort,nuuth KeubIean pet,,,
ineigencer. lycbuTg Nnsntn, fncasile Mirror Lewis.
burg Palladium, Lexington iheiseuceI, Stdunlon Reporter
Virginia Advocate CiakstTg Inquirer Wheeling Gazette
omlrr keuawhs Register Welisburg Gazette Nor frtu,yn
Republican,, Madmshug Gazette. HaTpeT Ferry free Press
ques) Gazette, tulpe-r Gazette, Williamsburg Plough
Fredericksburg Haid aud Political Arena, L,e>urg
mus ut LOrty Tcsieciy requested sye the above one
insertion, and .Dr~aTd tlsIr bills
PLEASXNTs, ABBoTr & co.
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~ 50 ~ page Daily Paper.

.
Di a. Un tie iii boiling lis aud county
Vas >'RNt X MFwsrKS. ec of the late WIN Aewlurn of
iOwnhian The deceased bore her illness was lingering
e" - times highly painful with Chr patience rr.-
nation and de the prospect gl0ruus iunnTi7 tv.
hdvn2 believed the Gospel the heart, cnaie to-
experience HS cnnsoatuns her affections, hour of
dsoiuto 10 Tepuse her whole and confidence ~ The
merits o Jesus Christ, fr salyauh-whose blood ceanse,h
from al siu''Thc wicked drvenav; i'm his wick,tuess
hut the riGtensIs hath hope III has death"
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Eronl Ire Dsmncrntic Pro-

Ono word to the Seminal about this paper, is ed
itor ana trends II is untrue that we ever talked
about or thought OF, attending your jackson Demo
cratic Meetings, this evening" We are abundnntlv
Wen satisfied with the course we pursued and the
men aud The principles advocated al the late Pre-
sldentaI election ana more thin over salts.
tied that General Jackson Is incaDnblc and unit To b,,
the Chiei Magistrate of these United States. We
are convinced that this also the opinion of thou
sands VINO few months ago jealous for hi j.,
election. With the original friends of General Jack
son, with th1se VINO Ia * him up from generous aud
patriotic feelings, we have ever expressed Willingness
40 act, on all Questions ouly the support oil Cen
cral jackson. They have comma ndcd our respect
although they could not alter our opinion. Bnt for
those who were hicked into his support, those who
called ham n .nartiere'T tlIusc who compared him
with Nero OId CttS iiI, and then cri u huzzl aud
rode the Jackson horse into authority we entertain
no respect, never protested any, therefore with
thcm we wish no political intercourse. We know
them and they know us. aud that between us and
them there Is an impgssbi- ditcd. We follow Prin-
cipe lef 1t lead where 1t may They follow Principle
longer thaG while i leads to the goal OF personal
interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14

5IoHcy .Ii,IefC ,fy Ue5aCi,y -Ihc cour,nts Of the
speech OF the ks on tue Propagation o aauet excited bot
very he interest in 'he 'y afternoon, aud ud prU-
tuce the least nucauOn the tulc Securities That gaTa-
graph IA the Speech Ia which his Mury ius Parliament
mat he had oeen enabled 10 ene s diplomatic relations
with the Ottoman Iu!te, thc subject
ana an opinion lndulseI that 10y the facilities afforded
tie rupture beNeoi Russia aud Turkey might he brought To
satisfactorily conclusion. .lediI hope drawn the
'oriu-uese m"'chats and o.eTs Interested change at
aiaTs IN that country tnm tai OF the Speech which
Majesty expresses 'his determination
reconcile c"nt cling Interests, Si 90 evils when
pres - heavily upon community tine prosperity oi wh.c.
must ever hc an object oi ms NaeSiy' socitudc iuf
Bonds Uad tendency To improve just Eel-.e ,Ose Dls.-
ucss.
L'oe,,,oi Prizes Cu,.reI J,g,e %
C'''ou-Buwgd, Georgia per In sd Oigans o.
73t We, india sd a6id Baruadues, I'D Id Deueia
o. 1!t Fcrnan cd 7lt Marduhan Cad 6ld Bahia Cd
a6td sea Island, COOL and me, Is h Is Id, ordinary and
middlms Ga lud' s"Tot S4d +.d. Bengal SD 80.
IUrpentiut, per cwt, 81 a a.
Tobacco lcr ln, James River a,t = IL Sten,,p,t
81 Gd; kentucky aut Georgia Leaf. ID a sd
The London Morning Herald cf 9Th june saws uotlur b.,
The Frs lnirrcs has uCclTc IN Tine fnrcign nnikets
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fr3- Oar Subscribers Fiaukn Auaksras ou.iana and
adjacent country respectfully requested SETTLE with Mir
SIT" ifwri Of Ffarkin, la. who has ublginsy consented
80 act - a.
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LABORERS WANTED

on He RGP7'ahdEHo,k Canal, near frege,.irlsJ..y,-
ENRON % to 90 able bodied men Will fnd col.
SAINT employment, good treatment and prompt
mon'n'y pay ON HE above work. lacks will be pre-
crrcd, but Industrious White men VII be onlpl6v,J
By tie uOnIu * piece work.
From . ~ c. anu Tor very prime first rate Hands,
" month viii be given.
rormrfs may be assured the rsque or Nbour is no;
greater l.sn Ul farm. Ratious, as much bread
meat, hsi and nolasscs rs he CONSUMED, three
times day With some spirits Rock blasting i per-
formed exclusively by whites
Fuf thcr particulars TO the kind OF work ar
an ohcT information required, reference may b. had
to Col Storrow of Cupeper, Mr.. Benz Barnctr OF
Fauqulcr, Air Y. Smith Fredericksburg Alcssrs.
y Wexford, VIM. \. Knox and John Ray Of Froda-
rcksburg o. the subscriber on the work
WARNER w. MINOR.
lGne 5-Nt Foil Hill, near fredericksburg.
~ Stone Masons viii find cnns.nmL nmnlnr1na1-.-
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- AlE OF E$AgJ.-Bvvru, oil = deed iTT1---7 c(-9---
- 10 '9e subscriber by Iob" n Gregory. tie .h day r
August 1871, anu Admitted the clerk, ofc.. a. .
eoVut o James City, 7th day Of Jsisry Is,2 Er
'-! purposes therein Expressed, stall prorec on hn,s-
l iH' iF! Gay 81 September next, sell ct d scni.es
." t. bidder t.. ready money a TCcrct Jatd ~ So
county 90 James CHy, IA saul deed eyr described s.
Dreaming iluT hundred dcf-, having BEN io;ted 10 Dan
''s b"whe, (o whom JOHN NJ GIeeoiy rurc.asra aud
d'J'iig i'o~EeS mil. ms i..a vtly trnlefs
conveniently situated navieable varr ami nav te c
de'ed As desirable 10 these disposed engage n the ,
ahe No defect m tine title known subscribe h, IS
ne ses as trustee he VIII convey only e., .
him 10y te deem Aforesaid. JLitN N. 4! t,,-;I,
August Is, 1899. 5g-,-...
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Il ratHaGIe and Bea,alfit Farm Jor Sal.
l'HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on JuIn,s
River, called 'Tuvkahoe" situated fi,.rn
miles above hichncnd, and contains about five hut
dfed acres, OF winch hundred aud fiy are l,,,
Grounds, and uPw ards of one hundred and twenty
ne hghiy improved highland. The fertility of tAs
tract oi land, ITS s1u5riy and the many advantages
VI possesses from rs contguity to market ought Il,
attract tie attention Ofthose disposed invest mo
n'y IN real estate, intimately connected viii tb.
incr"ds.rg wealth and population Of Ricimond Tins
property being directly the line ui the coal isjl
extending from Black Heath iu Chesterfield To D.eu
itun III HeHTco county Is believed 10 contain bed -
coal. no ehectua! search has vet been made fr
mat valuable mineral. The indications are boU.
Nrr' 50 numerous and strong, TO bring coricc-
cure almost to certainty. The free stone aTries
i5e ln"XhanstIble and immediately on the ,larpin of
the James River Canal. The improvements are ON
= large scale and in excellent prcserva.ion. Tbo
garden and orchard produce ia abundance the most
cholce fruit carefully selected from tho northern
tursery The subscriber VIII also sell wit n the land
II desired, ten valuable and well taught farm labour
ers. hlr. Thomas Taylor of Richmond is authorised
to contract for the land, nd can give any farther in
io.nauon required concerning it. Possession piyeu
immediately. THOMAS NJ EAkDOl PR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14
Sale of Land on Pammlteu Riper.

Sale Of Land or Pamuttey River.
virtue of deed IN trust executed To the sub
~ scrl'er by Philip w. Claiborne and Annette =
MS WIFE, on the 8th day of February, 1929, and ad
nltied 10 record in the county court Of New Kent,
IN the oth day Of April, 8I8, for the purpose Of So
curing the payment OF certain sums of money therein
mentioned 10 Francis Foster, shall proceed OH FRI
uay lie eeyVnth day OF September next, 10 sell Il,
the highest beder for ready money, on the premises
IA tract OF and, by sald deed conveyed. situate Ia
the county ot New hcAt, On pamunkey r iver con-
tanning 10y recent survey 592 and half acres; tn,
lano wu pe SOLD, subject to the payment OF GOO oil
ne Isl Jahuary 1900 1000 the st JanunYy, 1881;
'uuo "h the LIST january 1892 1000 on :he 81 Ian
ua-y, 1913 and 4SO Oh ;he LIST day Of January I.as
Tins Is perhaps the most valuable cs,ote of lis size
On the PamunSev, the soil OF line quality IL excellent
conoii0n and well adapted Ia the culture OF corn,
hent, oats and cotton, the Inpfo convenient;
~ suited to TIE size uf the farm valuable fishery a,
tachcd, and situated III very desirable neA hbor-
hood The title Is believed DC clear al all uGlec
ton, but selling trustee the subscribers viii convey
only such te - vested III hun by the decd alots
sa.a. JOHN d. CLOPTON
.
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PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENhE subscriber informs ms ficnds apd public g.u
crafty, mat IN connection with h,s busns.
~ ilmiug'on. tiuvauud, be taken that old end edo
known Puplic House, recently Lept 0y Mrs. Nils frow
Nus Cole, aud hopes 10 obtsia portion of The pvbuo
patronage.
i've House having undergone various ncrrssfY epai
now n complete Urder ipr tive reception OF GS~,tisfs,
aud as Mas. CUle viii devote herself exclusively
domestic concerns of the establishment, nothing caU 900
wanting To- trudet the stay ct thc agircaIs Tho
Var will always be furnished toe ci liquors,
selected by toe subscjsr persrn. oud assure his
friends that nnuc betiv cHu be procured ~ ire MIA
VIM. COLE.
y. n. Visitors viii rrrolrcf that 10y Esabii,hinen
white Frame Ua,.e o. a0 LsuH sdc ui t.e iisfa
stage i,sd iradiug ~ Cltsfiottesvt.t.
-,inuton June &C. tv6t g.
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or GOLDEN FISHERY. =


Tho drawing OF jhe New York Consolidated Lot
cry. ESira Glass M. @, will DC received or TO
90 - o'clock, ~ BIGGEBS OFFICE
10 Nulater---7 Drawn Ballots.
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Ilckcts s., Htves :, {, uartcrs /.
For l.uc6 and prompt payment, call at u. CHJBB'S
ONCE. Aau IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

IF YOU find person accusing you Of WiHngiy per.
vcrng the truth, merely because YOU differ from him
in Judgment say more e. him for how can you ex-
peCt HIM con6dr in VIII Il YOU say, who already be-
lieves you 20 be kypocrfe3 For he who wully per
vcrts judgment is the worst Of all hypocrtes There
is another reason why YOU should say to such
a person, aud that is he sets up for inf N6'Hiy He
thinks himself nfailby right that all who differ
ON him must do az ,nst the dictates of their own
Judgment Il IS therefore useless to with him.
for who can upset nsallbt, What is the most NOR
tiiyng of all, those who the most ignorant, the
most governed BY pa sion personal interest," or pr eJu
dice Themselves, the most vehement Of
Others and the psrtnacous of their opinions
ct them alone therefore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03
THE FORCE OF PRINCIPLE.

| II mus certainly be graifying 10 the true
| friends Of the country TO SEE such positive de-
mons,ra,ions of returning sanity in the public
mind as Is afforded by the following article CO.
pird from the Southern Radical paper pub
lisEed in Cberaw, S. Carolina, which has hith>
srto heer a warm advocate Of Gen. Jackson.
prescription IN Alabama The Uampyre spir-
il Of reformation i, gradually extending rselt
towards the South. elur,ed its enor-
nous sppetitie 10 safety with the innocen,
as well IS thr guilty blood Of TIE north. it has
turned the full broad glare Of its basiisk glance
upon the genial valleys: the AREA 6e1f1" Of the
South. The fcIrlesSiy independent, the rigid
~ consistent, The waverlng, apos'atising polit'
ical weathercock and the steady, underwriting
aGherent Of principle, no matter wha may be
the aclua,ing motive, whether pure or impure,
whether pattiolic or ,elfi,h, So they were oppo>
sed TO Gen. Jack>on's lection, all mus, txotct
TO fall beneath he fell ,woop Of This reforming
monster. Already has this political Hercules rom-
menced his Peneus,an labnrs in Alabama. Har
ry J. thornton, Esq OF Huntsville, has been
ejected from the offce Of District Attorney for
North Alabama, aud Mr.. Joseph Scott ap
pointed in his place Who Mr. Scot, is, we
do not know. bot we know ths, Harry Thorn
ton has won for himself reputation as envia.
bic as thai Of any youns man in this or any
other country Now, why, we ask, was he
turned out of offi&e. Was il ecause he was in.
capable OF discharging the du'i, Of his station?
Certainly moi Had he been gully Of crm,-
nal laches, or will he BE- made out public de.
faulter and thus placed by The side Of the File
browns, the Wa kinses, and tre Nurses |? -
Can any Of these charges be msd" AID sustain
ed We should think not. w at then is the
true Cause? We cal upon The friends Of the
General to answer us. because feel in,eresr-
ed in knowing. For if Gen Jackson is to be
licensed To run riot in his career of indisc rimi-
nate prescription, il is high line that the bait
teries Of free and Independent press were le'
loose upon him We advoca ed Gen. dckson's
election in The hope that with his success a
better state of ,hi"gs migh' he Induced. Blu
we are sorry TO say, that We have "swappet,
the dsvT for a ,0,tch.'
Our faith as powerfully shaken when we read
his "inausui al, ana e'ery acl Il his odmInis,
traitor, save the appon,mr NJ of RNes TO he
cour, of st. Cloud ha, had tendency wax
US fainter and fainter in the cause. Tacre mus
be something weak ar corrupt in that Admins
tra,ion which makes Duff Green is organ, and
there must b. s me hing" rotten in D nmark"
where the v,nal lreachery Of such men is Amos
Kr"dall, Isaac Hi, and Mordecai Noah, are
rewarded with ofice "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

Mr.. CLAY.-WI'h reference to the unworthy
accusation urged against Mr.. Clay says the
boston Courier, for the part he took in the late
.''m'nai trial in Kentucky, that gentleman
might with peculiar propriery, adopt with
'aSh' raVia'iOnl the following language, once
'mpIOYed by the celebrated, afterwards Lord
Chancellor, Erskiue.
She whole people Of The Uni,ed States have
&c" Witnesses to the caIumnious clsmor that
, every art has been raised and KEEP, up against
az az, IN every place, where business or pleasure
,o''se' the pubic together, day after day, my
-4.e aud character have been The topics OF in
sN'ouS reflection. Aud fnr wha,?-only for
"o' having shrunk from the discharge Of du
=! which no personal advantage recommended.
SIu which a thousand difficulties repelled. But
corn 10 complain either Of the printers Of
q, ,SeS hoes or Of their authors. thank God
No, 10. l can forgive them, however influenced
may have been by malice OF unkiadness -
~ a'u' indeed did they know me, who thought
S" 'ueh calnmnies would influence my con.
d.: VIII forever, at all hazards, assert the
TsSn ,'!, Independence, and integrity of he A
v,IaO IHS BAR; without which, justice, the mos
part OF our American constitution
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DIED,

At Washington City, Miss CArHAsuSr c: AILIson,
after linz ring illness, which she bore with Christian
resignation Her funeral will take place from the
hons o Ms Ramsay on Fairfax.street, at 10 O'Clock
her fri, Ids and scquaintances are invited to attend
nn the sd ul,imo, JoHS BEALE OAvIpeE, A. W. VI.
n Professor of Anatom, in the University Of Maryland.
Whatever m.y be our feeling when Peruslng the
miscellaneous paragraphs Of newspaper we loon up
on ,be Obituary Record, even Of persons entirely un
known to us, with melancholy seriousness But
when we perceive as the present case the announce
ment Of the death of OF worth and OF letters IN
our own immediate community -one whom we nave
seen during long course Of years, earnestly engaged
80, IA, in departing Mt of usefulness, in the high
est degree important society, we sorrow for
am, loss the truth is brought with unusual significance
TO our hearts, that distinction OF this world ahous
arising from both knowledge and talent can protect
its from the rsvages Of disease or the silence
of the tomb,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

can hsvesno existence. From the momenfthat
any advoc to an be permuied 10 say, that he
,oiH or viii nots and between 'he government
and The CT IL n arr Aligned in the Court where
he sits TO practice, from that momen' the most
alarming consequences may be expected 10 en-
sue. II he advocate refuses 10 defend, from
what he may think Of the argr o: OF The aefence
he assumes IL. character Of thu Judge; nay. he
assumes il before the hour OF Judgement; and,
in proportion 30 his Rank and reputation, pu's
the heavy 'nanenre Of, p-rhaps, mis- aiken opin
ion into the scale againsl the accused, IN whose
favor the benevolent principle of American
law makes all presum;ions. and which com>
mands tn very Judge 10 b. his couns J."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

There is a ptant cultivated In Lancaster
Coun'y, Pennsy lvania, which Is considered as
an *, client Substitute for chncolar. 1t i the
holcus bicoior Of Welldenow, from tn, seed of
which is made beverage resembling in color,
taste, and many o'her qualities, the common
choco la,e The PIani is an annual, eigh, or
ten feet in height, and resembles the common
broom The hoicus bicoior is native Of Pers iI,
and grows well in his county A singh plant
will Weld seed enough to produce by second
years orop sufficiency TO furnish family OF
tx or eigh, persons, fer whole wear, with a
good and nourishing beverage, which i, sup
posed to be preferable 10 tea or coffee. IL is
thus prepared: The seeds aud husks are ground
in a coffee mil into grains somewh SIN Ill r
than ground coffte. 1 is hen boiled over a
slow FIRE, with sufficien, quantity Of milk snd
a small piece nf butter until ne bever. gre as
sumes d chocolate color, which 1t receives from
the nu>ks The liquor is then straiaed through
gauze, and sNee eurd I'LL palatabe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-03

Precisely under the influence Of such feelings
., governed the Editor Of The Boston Courier,
id We give place TO Mr.. John Jackson's letter
o he President, The Editor of the Courier
remarks;
We place this letter in our columns as part
,frh, political history Of the times; but we do
without any pleasure. Indeed the sensations
,-,dac.d BY reading such productions a:e oil
character entirely different from those at an a
,r..asle nature The existence Of such let
',r while it proves TN, the writer was unnt 10
s,,p,y the place to which ne had been appoints
81 demonsirares very clearly TO our mind, the
,,',r inCapacity Of the President to disbharge
,be duties of his Office We would Judge the
administration only by iIs measures; and we
have We, seen out few oG us movements hat
di,royercl the possession Of any other qusli'ies
TIA, vinhic,yenrs, and imbeCili,v. No Presi-
deO, is &, ipr his place tina: has not 6rmHess
rouph 10 ,cSisr the clamors Of ufice hunters,
and ,agaciy enough 10 discover the ttness or
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