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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
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The Table Grtofa is a fvorite phrase viii, Mr.
itlHhlr, whenever he spears III Henry Clay; and he
Is pleased with the cuncrt, that hc takes every
opportunity OF grazing his coumus with it. he
had etter stick to his Curse" choice eprct with
him Formerly when speaking OF Gen. Jackson, and
iet'the tablcorators alone We're the editor of the
Enquirer e man he is cried up TO be, he would see
tiie bearing OF events, and consequently be more
sparing OF his abuse of Mr. Ciay-he would see, in
the indications from all qaarters Of the country an APP
proacling revolution in public sontnc.,t--a revuu-
ton, which will compel him again To change his DO
stion f+ran to eat his words, and to bcspattar
with tsopee adcoton, Inc object OF h,, or,er abuse:
=. anae that tire Editor o. hy Hicamond
Enquirer Wit! be in The iaory So certain is it
that he ~ hereafter brt ONE the euiogist of Air.
Clay rs course relative to the Convention Qaes-
tloi- MS -.aduct towards Gen. Jackson, when Mr.
Crawford was tho Populef candidate in Virginia. in
deed, is whole political lie, show the character of
the nan:--no ole rni~;zt!!.e it. When Virginia
therefore, she most as<ufe,!!y Viii shall do ius-
ticc to her prosecuted son, will be SO ready,
nohe so forward, To- bask in the sunshine of MIR.
Ciay's popularity, as Thomas Richie. The less,
then, he says against Mr.. Clay now, the ess ,norti-
Ecaton iii he have to undergo, when the dav for
spoiogizing, -etracting and turning comes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
MONDAY MORNINe., AUeUsT IO, ls2o.
CoMMUNIcATyp.
n bone for tie GramUar;ans 10 cna,o !

n bone for the GranUuarjans 10 cnd,c!
Gentiene1-President Jackson's letter Of the 9Th
June, 1923, addressed TO certain members Of the New
Jersey Legislature contains the following sentence,
taken verbatim ct Pwnctuatm from the copy in the
Richmond Enquirer:
"Tbe confidence you express in tho principles which shall
contro my administration must repose upon Isn and
honest endeayors tn foster and TO promote BY ~ ar ocsl
acts, the geDsFaI interests Of the county"
: bave studied and studied again, ts e.paJla,.oli
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
From. tie Salisbury nv CT four,a,

President jackson offered the mission to France TO
Edoard LiringStoa who is dcar!;er 10 the Govern,
meht to-the amount Of / 10000 dollars. Mr.. Living
Watkins appropriated small aIuouut of The public
moiey TO his USE and b. is hunted down like a
wiz! beast: Edward Livingston peeulated on rraud
sca.c ana he goes at large, an honorable man and
tant lnission to foreign government. Beautiful
CONSISTENCY. Who will not believe III the sincerity
OF rne reforms at Washington.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

rom tie brain OF our secord Vdstsanton with a
sincere desire to naks good English of il if possible
no, being so Fortunate however, .nlst invoke the
AID OF Some OF our learned grarnmariu,,s to help me
out OF tie difficulty.
Iuere. Were YOU not Tnista ken so,na,inno si,ca
IN sspposng that the Agcrne Consul C.ncrai had
succeeded lii ..fora'ins the aoros syntaxe -
SCRiuj, ERITS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

Ectuct0f a letter to The Editors of tie u. S. (n.etfe
''WAsnINGToN, Aug. 8, 1929.
''You may have seen, within a few DAYS, the official
announcement OF the appointment OF John Jackson to
be consul at Martinique NIr. jackson has been for
time resident of this city, has been a conss-
tent friend of the late administration, and received
strong Recommendations for the Office even from re-
spectacle members of the Jackson party AS soon
as his appointment shade known, away went Two
or three members of tie central committee, one of
whom is reported TO be the historian of the Norfolk
Trip, employed Ivy the New York Courier, started
through the avenue to the Presidents house, like
thunder gust making from Z. N. e. Having gained
audience, they used their eloquence such pur-
pose, and placed before the General the dangers
which would result to the Jackson cause from the step
they had determined to take unless the appointment was
rcvoked-whiCh step ncithc; more nor less than
the withdrawal Of their splendid hut as vet undcve
opca tents and influence from the jackson ranks
that the General instantly acquiesccd and letter was
despatched to the new consul, desiring him to
turn the Comns5inn iuasiHuCi8 as there had been
misaPprchension as TO the person for whom it had
been made. The members of the committee return
Ted cool north wcsteral their evil passions
still, and all the fever Of their Indignation abated
The commission has not yet been returned, but will
BIO probably given up in the course of another four
and twenty hours"
!s~earcngen--Tbc trial of George Swaarengen,
charged with the murder Of lis wife, was to have
commenced at Cumberland, Md on Monday last
Tile Savannah Georgian Of the 2Gt1 uIl. says, "a
gentleman from Augusta informed US yesterday, that
the u. S. troops there, who stationed here du-
ring the winter, preparing III conformity to or
ders TO march for the Indian Nation.
The Corporation of Cincinnati having passed an
act imposing restrictions, almost proibory upon the
residence of free persons of color ntat city, and the
validity Of the act having been sustained by solemn
judicial decision, association has been formed by
this class of persons at that place for establishing
Colony in Canada Their agents, who have visited
Canada TO select part Of that country for their loca-
ton, in negotiation for ''the Gulf Of Bluff Lands,
which lie fifty miles from Lake Efc, in ~ degrees
North, on Grand River. On this body Of land, the
Agents report, there already two fouTishiag set
Elements, of Dutch people and the other Of qua
kGrs.
Seigure.--Wc understand that seizure made
yesterday, Of large quantity Of Jewellery that had
been Struggled into this city from board Euro
pcan vessel The property lbellcd, consists Of scVe
raj fret rate gold watches, precious stones rings &c.
&C. TO very large amount. Several persons sup
oscd 70 have been sngu~sd IN the transaction have
! been crested Some Of them have given bai! in
! Ss, 900 sach.---.N Y. Jour CCT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
The WILMINGTON ms,

The Wilmington, (De) Journal, states on author
Ity OF Intelligent farmers that the w heat crop lust
gathered in, beyond doubt Che bast in quantity and
quality any that has been raised III Delaware lor
the last ten years The prospect ofthe Corn crop,
too is, very favourable.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
Gov. Fa3syth thus declining reelection, 10
Crawford, Esq is nominated as his successor

gentleman residing in Baltimore county, whose business re-
CURES his occasional !reSenence III dterc1 ttS of the country
informs that the products of ts year are so veTy
abundant as literat amount many farms to double
crop The indian com was nere IN liner condition than
prcscn..-I BaN .4mer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
MlLLspGEY,LLr, July so. 1929.

Fe!tow Cftisens-l aek you To excuse me for de-
Ginning to be candidate, the ensuing election FOR
Governor Of this State. This step istaken without
any intention to abandon public employment. 1t is
my wish 10 continue III your service, il the next
General Assembly shall think proper to bestuw upon
me another place not less responsible than the one
low hold, but more congenal 90 the HABITS my past
he. have words of sufficient power TO express
my gratitude for repeated manifestations of your
'lnuRcss. and Tor Your favorable Judgment of the
mapner III which have rged the duties of your
Chief Magistrate, office entered with feiuctamcc
and whiS shall leave with no rcgrti, snl that
which arises from apprehension that iany OF you
~oad be better satisfied that shouta Z 4,>.n for
leria IouGet, performing It's duties.
.s s..@s.>8fes s-9,Ysssxq,ls.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

" Hlon9cyfa Discovery. Editor ofthe Enqui.
rer has recently, rery nHy found out that re-
Taxation from bus' IS is as necessary for tho PTes-
dent and Heads Of Departments, as for the "hum
btest citizen" See yesterdays Enquirer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

Something else in tie wind.-- Mr.. Berricn TIE At
torney General Of the u. States arrived suddenly in
this city Saturday, and is whispered that o will
not be able to get away these three weeks. As nc
is probably here upon business Of delicate nature,
shall say nothing about the ''trayclliug cabinet
dt this time. Were permitted 10 tell all we knJw
upon divers natters-tIicn we should speak more
plainly. The IntclligcDccr hints that Mr.. Cambre
lCng is engaged in "a negotiation of an interesting
natures" and we have no doubt that he could iur-
nish the pubic much light, if he would eTbere are
more things in Heaven and Earth, Horotio, than arc
dreamt Of in your Philosophy IN T. CoDn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
August 1, 1929.

The Post Office Having Published Mr.. r. NJ.
Schoelds letter, insert this morning, Mr.. J. y.
Kennedy's reply to it, which was banded TO us too
late for publication in yesterdays paper 1t will be
observed that what Mr.. Kennedy considers denial
of Mr.. Scolhelds allegation, is denial at n Schol
field had stated, the Information OF Mr.. Lambert
Tree, THAT he Treel had already aiken tctter to
1.-the Post Master General, and he refused TO pay
postage and gave his for refusing, that
sit the understanding that his wife and minor
''children to receive their letters free Of pos
"tage," and that Mr.. II. Corcoran and Mr.. Kennedy
were both standing by when Tree gave this niorma-
ton Kennedy states that he ''nevcr heard Mr. Tree
"say that the Post Master General had refused to
pay postage on letters directed his wife and ciii!.
"dren." The satisfactory disproval of Scholleld's
account of Trees information, wouId be statement
from Mr. Tree denying that he gave that information.
DIR. Jones to Mr.. Kennedy, ''that dI.
"rections either written verbal have ever been
gvcn by the Post Master General to remit postage
''thus charged" is no denial that DIR. J. had made
to Mr. Schoheld the admission referred to by The
latter. Met. .Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

The original letter. Of which the following copy
was put into weeks ago but got nad.
The fact stated apology for lis having long remained
unpublished The narrative is full of interest and tire rcspcc.
liability OF tie writer entities II to full credit Dem Press
AFcHvULg, (Va) June 8iI 1920
''Iong since gave you inmafion amounting almost
promise, of writing TO you seated for purpose
81 have lately returned from Monobeahcla County, where
spent some time very agecabiy with friends and family
ncZous there trod what call classic rround
would dcnonuae every spot rendered sacred iusirous by
ieats ofvaor of patriotism during the toying
of our Revolutionary struggles
"We remember reading in my haywood the story Of David
MorGant mortal combat with Indians, and tie lively
preston which the cheering result made my youthful heart
certainly merits niche IN tic annals OF Revolutions
though have recorded in the history Of that glo
aud eveatfJ epoch
'The particulars Of that sauCuinaTy conflict collected on
my late tour from the Immediate descendants Of heFo,
Of whom, then boy. named Stephen with his the
time the Indians made their appearance.
'e farm Of sO1 acres, which tic ,leac action
avn about relate, lies short mile Of the NSnnsahela
river, about - miles above Morgautown and the
property ni David Morgan II is still IN possession o the fdi-
~ heog4ed in equal shares Ivy Stephen aud mis- elder brother
Sacguh They unable 20 FIX e precise date of tho
renee, but believe have taken Tl7cc in April, 1879
Sin those times Of peril the inhabitants 81 the Mo.
nOngahels foGed themselves fr ploeci.l against
ysgc -ursons, a1 occasionally - woH On sir
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

MARRIED, on the 18th ut. in Buckingham conn
~ Mr., Henry !. BaowN, of Lymclburg, 10 Miss
LUcY c. DU-VAL, of said county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

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- JoBFnLNTiNG e<ec,ocd &. tue wing y.ioo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

Jcn DUFF EREEY.
have, very hastily, written tle above trnn- t p,cr-
for the facts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Something New
.iiuly9

= tr.ctof 4 Letter written hy averyrespectableGe Gen
,lcman, residing in Baltimore, to the subscriber,
who deem, it his duty, tho" gh "na"thoiized'to lay
it before the public Withholding the writer's name,
forparticul refereuc should any require per
soually. SAM. IL +. LIE
Baltimore, .9ugusi 1871, 1873.
Doct II p. Lee New London, Conn
DEER Sir-Itis now upwards OF twenty years that l
have used your Netc- London Bilious PiSin mytam'y'
aud ALWAYS found them an eiholent pun Sae'ein 81
most every description OF disease, ana oeneVs .hey
we'd many long doctor bill by ther early andtin
yuss | never found their accustomed certainty to
!ary in their operation and effects until within lew
months past and haying since then been sadly disaP
pointed i'm every instance OF using them began TO
conclude that YOU had made your fortune, and had
med their man, iactute to mercenary and I'M
faithful hands Under this impression, accldently
saw an advertisement OF yours IN a Ne" ok news
paper designating spurious imitaionsfrom your own
manufacture by having your each
bin OF DIRE tons and that in no instance were the
mutations signed with pen and ink, although per
conv in every other spect Finding those had,
without this test, began to suspect that all was not
fair in medicine well as in politics and called atse
vera Of apothecaries for your pills win yo"r"rt
ten Signature ] found many without that test, but
none with it, until came to the Messrs kEEkLS':
VINO assured me they had them direct from you.
procured box and on using them found the same ef
fects from hem had always experienced and am so
much rejoced on finding myself in possession OF
medicine so highly prize that cannot IN Justicere-
rainfrom giving you thi. information
somethirty years ago. was cured OF heaVy and
distressing cough, by a medicine know by the name
ofTurhnston's Balsam, but tina, article. NOV made
bv every shop boy is no more like the old MIXTURE
than sawdust is like super fine -four. hope and trust.
sir for the benefit of that your valuable me
dcine will be perpet"aed in its original quality. AID
thatmercenary limitations may befro"ned upon by an
nsultea community l am, sir, your friend. &c
ITO old the imposition of Counterfe'ts and sPu
tious limitations. as related above the purchaser mas
to examine the bill of directions covering each
hox and ifsigned at foot, in my own hand writing i'm
mediatelv under my printed name. they are genuine
and prepared by but if only the printed name is
affixed they spurious and to be avoided. Toathx
M written signature would BE- Forgery and convic
ton would he states Prison
sHP LEE, Sole Proprietor
HpA fresh supply OF the above genuine Pills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.
70 the Public.

TN consequence of the numerous frauds ana IMPOSE
4 tons practlsed in reference to my medicine. am
again induced to change the form OF my BOZ lies.
In future the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
Auted Iongtudnally with the following words, blown
in the glass. "SwaIM's PANAcEi, PHILADA, asrepre'
sented above:
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto
fore used and will have but one LABEL which covers
the cork with my own signature on it, SO that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. The medicine may
consequently be known to be genuine when my sig
nature is visible; TO COUNTERFEIT Which, wH epunisha0!e
asfmg1y.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL.
LARS per bottle thus bringing it within the reach OF
theindigent -.
My Panacea requires no encomium; ITS astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, BON from
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the highest re-
speciality the most unqualified appreciation, and es'
tabIished fort character which Enyys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarnish.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine,
which have been diligently circulated by certain
Physicians have their origin either in ENVY, orn the
mischeyous effects ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 the Public, and
gives them the most solemn assurances that this medi-
cine contains neither mercury any other
drug.
The Public cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea, except from myself accredited agents, orper-
sons of known responsibility, andal those will conse
quenty be without excuse, who shall purchase from
any other persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used for more than years
before effort made to initiate it, but the great
demand for it, andts wonderful success, have ed
great number persons initiate itn various ways
upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof of
its being medicine of great value Some selling
sarsaparila and other syrups imposing them on the
ignorant for the Panacea others mixing the genl.
inc medicine with moasses Sc, making three bottles
out of thus retaining some of its virtues: others
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles to per-
form cures to obtain certificates to give their own
reputation, &c. Some have resorted to perjury
to deceive the public. These limitations and aduera-
tons have, in many instances, protracted the suffer
ngsof patients in diseases where the genuine swaims
Panacea would have proved instantly efRcacious. l
therefore deem it a duty owe the public to assure
them, that the composition of my Panacea is not
known Tor vast ever communicated to any other per.
in any way whatever; and consequently, that all
other mixtures represented to be NINE are fraudulent
impostions. WIN. SWAIN
Sold by every respectable Druggist in the Union.
Forsale by
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Dr.. RWSh'S

Anti- Dyspeptic or N0ar Stomach Pills,
y inv aluable remedy ior indigestion in its most
N complicated forms Of the variety OF diseases to
which the system Is subject few orestub-
born. distressing destructive to the
stitution than indi seston Sour stomach This dis
preyailsto greatextent and has generally bai
fed the skill of the faculty thata remedy of ad
minstrationis truly adesideratum in place The
trutbO thsststement 10 confirm ed BY experience
3tthousants who have suffered under il, who after
having dsed many remedies to no purpose, now
to have TO palliatves ashley may
chance to find most conducive TO their comfort b,
iudisesnoni meantlosso appetite and great
psrticuGiy ofthelegs and wasting OF the wholesyS
tem Hearth m uneasy sensa alton OF heatabout
the pit of the stomach which Is sometimes attended
with nausea OF sickness of thestomach and vomiting
belehing water whichi generally sour paleness
the CO ntenance, costiveness lsnguoI. giddness,
lowuess of spirits disturbed sleep paiptaton ofthe
heart. hatulence. SC.
fheSesymptoms varyin different persons some en-
perencing more of then, and some less each IN the
order and degree OF hiSown particular case. these
Pills powerful tonic, neut al the acid upon
he stomach, give siren tn to the debitaed of
digestion restore the appetite, at the
stomach, and Ultimately recover the health of the pa
tent they do not ontain mercury in any form, nor
aothet -cSenth stomse gative medicines
do. butp- Iormt he office of safe and mild purgative
aud are Dot rPasse6 by medicine They sIr
G erefore partieu Tart " calculated orfamil, use
hein entor of these Pills one of the mostemi.
sractitioners United States and
usee t~sp successfully in his actice for ten years
"eE are n>Sgotup as a nostrum to deludet he edu.
~ nss ars somms nded on the basis of truth and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
For Sale,

4 GROUND RENT of s2S IS. secured on Lot
n fronting 40 feet on Princess street andlzo ieet
inches on ST. Asaph street, which lot is erected Sc
yeral buildings.
Also, a Lot OF ground on Royal and Duke slree's'
r,nnno north o6 feet ON from the corn r.
and l2S west on Duke street, TO the lot OF ST. f@u'S
Church.
Also small Lot the south side OF Prince
fronting 20 set and running south Us feet hcnes
This lot is situate to the west of MIR Brockets orck
stable
Also, One Acre ard 1lths Of an acre, beginhhg on
the east side of Washington and the south SIDE OF me
first street north of Montgomery street. running
With Washington. street to Mon'gomery.slre tenoe
north s. feet east 255 feet to St Asaph.sreet thence
with said street 287 feet to the first street north OF
Montgomery thence with said street to the be-
ginning. .,o ~,
The above property will be sold at private SALE on
nr.o,;on IN the Subscriber and if not sold by the
2oh Of July private SALE it will be then set up for
sale to the highest bidder The terms OF sale are one
fourth in thirty days. and the residue IN SIX Twelve anu
eighteen months; the two last payments to bear le
rest from the day of sale The purchasers to give
their notes with approved endorsers
;une II GEO. WHITE, Aucts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
TO Millers and Millwrights.

Ny person who may be about to erect anil where
N the fall would suit may find it to their adj
vantage to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the nersectonuf l4th street and the Canal in the
City Of Washington they may be purchased al much
less than regular prices. They have been examined
by an experienced miller, aud pronounced of good
quality and executed in a workman like manner
They consist OF broad over shot wster-whee IL feet
diameter. with all the necessary accompany cog
wheels, runllc heads, spindle, hopper, sc. used in
an over shot mill Also, pair of 4 feet inch Co.
logne stones banded, and read, for Immediate use.
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold of
Washington, or TO GEO. JOHNSON.
may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-29
Er. ". Judkins' Patent Specific OintmsEI

Er. ". Judkins' Patent Specific OintmsR.
TIME above ointment is offered to the public u,
safe and certain remedy for those obstinate Is
eases, some ofwhch have so long bafiled the skill /
medical science.
1st. White swellings of every description.
ID Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, particularly Tia
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which Oitertrs
terminate in liberated cancers.
9TH Felons, or what some people know BY u
name of Catarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9th Sprains and bruises of every description Cl
whatever part situate.
7th. letters of all knds-in this complainthe r
ten, in appyingthe ointment must keep the part 4
ofwater.
9Th. Chilblains or parts effected byfrOst.