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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-10

UgAS lust received, at his old stand opposite Jonathal
Butchers Hardware store, u well selected assors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-10
Notice.

On Friday. the 1l'h instant, the
%&$sH Steamboat POTOMfC
resume herfprmer route IRON
SeeESEHEEHA Washington and Alexandra to
Norfolk. Cit, pojut. aud Rchmond.
Leaving ashington on Friday ats and AIeNsnIria
a4n'cIock, afternoon, and arrive at Norfolk on ,"
uulU afternoon.
lave Norfolk on SUNDAY morning. at O'Clock;
,rrye at Richm0nl in the evening.
Leave Richmond OH Tuesday morning at o O'CLOCK
arrive at Norfplk on the same evening.
Leave Norfolk on "Wednesday morning " ; c'"SA'
,7,iy. Al Alexandria and Washington ON thursday
r,,,,r y WArILES,
IS Agent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25
CONSISTENCY.

The jackson portion of the Press, has almost uni
versaily sdgmatzed the rejection of Hill, Noah and
other Editors, by the Senate as Anti apublican in
prescribing certain class of citizens; maintaining
That all citizens ought to stand tho same ground
Contrast his NTH their language in 1895, '27 and
g. AT that tme no language was too strong to ex-
press their dsapprobaion of the principle of appoint
ing Editors; and Mr. Clay. for three years, was in
cessanty assailed by the combined Jackson press in
terms OF unmeasured severity aud abuse for the ap-
pointmon If an editor to the humble task of beoring
dispatches to s. America. This was the burthen of
all the eIectioncering songs from 1926 to 1828--nor
was there single Jackson Press then found to sus
tain the civil rights the equal privileges of Editors
'"o'o lor7ooth, their President having brought 30
or so OF the corps into Office and the Senate ofihe L.
States, alarmed at the obvious intention of ewadnr
the conductors oftbe press for eectioueernr serv-
css having discarded several Of the more conspicuous
Tor the audable purpose of annuIlIng the precedent
the Presses Of these consistent gentlemen groan
under the most pathetic appeals and circumstances
against the 4nti Republication of prescribing whole
class Of citizens from the privilege of holding Office!
very consistent, aud in good keeping!
with the most ingenious pertlnacity, they re-
fuse to take the proper distinction, and persist in
viewing the rejection of Hill and the rest as
decree of exclusion against the whole editorial corps
Yet no man has pretended that Editors ought e
ther II justice policy, to be excluded as class.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25

ed it. Snakes tho land pale" which sfiict nae most
II know that TO see the honest, faithful, aged,
patriotic republican prosecuted and punished for OPP
inions sake, would extract tear from the eye OF
the mos, obdurate. Yet | almost forget their mis-
cry and pain in the all absorbing consideration OF
the interest aud liberties of my country. IL has
been rcundly asserted this foor-aye m the
Senate of the United States, land would that
could blot tais last fact from my remembrance
forever,) that the President OF the United States
may, at his unlimited and limi,able DISCRETION re-
move officers in the recess, and appoint Others to
tll the vacancies and that il is his right, and even
his duty, To conceal his reasons and motives. This
IS his own doctrine, for this power is claimed Tor
him by his personal and confidential friends 1t has
moreover, been exercised to extent unprecedented
In this or any other civilized country in modern times
|
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25
WINCHESTER. Nav 81 IA

The annual Convention of the Protestant Episco~
this place yesterday, and g. opened with an eoouent
and impressive discourse by the Rev NJ H. Cobbs.
we learn that there is very full attendance of the
clerical and lay deputies OF the different parishes but
regret to notice the absence of the pous and
bic Bishop Moore, who, we presume is prevented
from attending by bis advanced years and CONSEQUENT
bodily ufirmity The occasion has attracted iaroe
number OF strangers from the adjacent counties and
some from remnte parts of the state. The various
congregations of the town have politely rendered the
use OF Their respective places Of worship during tho
session OF the convention which, we understand win
be occupied as occasion may require
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25

what has been contended for, and what inc Sen.
ate meant to establish, was that editors should not
be appointed to ssfce on thasoe ground of being cd
ors and because in that capacity, they had had if in
their power to render particular services to snc-
cessiul candidate for the Presidency The blow WINS
aimed, not at their disranchsement as class. bu,
at the policy which had made them (auored am,
privileged class, and distributed among them more
Presidential patronage far, than fell to the share OF
any other class Of the community
This Is he sound, plain, and obvious distinction.
upon which the Senate acted, and one which notbnp
but interest obquy Of judgment, can fail to see
and to approve
The Enquirer of this place. is the single exception
we believes in the Jackson Press, which has not found
fault with the conduct of the Senate. 1, has NOT an
proved It-tiat was expecting too much of its
caution-but it has not condemned II ,rbe d;.,r;
nation Is due to truth, and we make it with the
more pleasure, that we have seldom call r. nd
mirc orappland the independence or consistency. of
that print. Had Mr.. Adams appointed 40 or s..
Editors, and the Senate rejected them it is possible
we might have heard loud hosannas from that print
IN lieu ofthe solemn silence which 1t has observed
upon the rejection of some of President Jackson's
| nominees. But it has done wonders.
" Inc Indian question has not yet heer decided
IN the House of Representatives. 1. is excitnn
great feeling, and the result is supposed uncertain
| u GoV. Tomiinson the acting Governorl has
been chosen by the Legislature OF Con- now in ses-
SION, Senator of the U. States for wears. from
the 18th March next, in place of Hon. Calvin WILEY
whose term of service then expires Gov. T. was
chosen by large majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25
VOTE ON THE CoNsTITur1oN

we have been favored with the official returns of
the vote on the Constitution, from 81 counties and
snail publish the remainder as hey are received.
OfHclai return of The vote on the amended Gonsti
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25
FoR TIE Wure

essrs Editors: IN the Enquirer of 18th inst, under the
head Of Abuses of The Pfess an article severely
task The Lynchburg vsnis9 and its relative to Ger
that article you will find the following paragraph from M
Rnchie Inconsistent Mr. Richie Was want of reflection
Those who know him best can answer-Bu, here IL "
"Why do not these Editors appeal to the charity
of the man who furnished them with the first infor
nation? Why does he not help them out if he can,
Or rather, why do they not acknowledge the gross
imposition that has been practised upon them, and
make due reparation to an abused pubc?"
In the of all that wonderful why could mn, M, p
ask hnseJ all these same queries after published that
delicious ceau of lying the "East Room Letter and SNAKE
due reperaton TO abused pubc?" Oh! ma conscience
es That most prodgous lie published the ENQUIRER
whose motto is "vene peur'' Even Ministers of The
Gospel pray that they maybae strength mind enough 70 ser
oIh me beauties OF their profession only by preach
ing, but by their Uing Mr. r. breaches does not acl IN
to what he breaches hypocr,es do in all causes "
"Veri'e sans peur"-Tru,h without fear.
An OBSERVER OF HEyRrco
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25
From the PortL,na .Adperfiser
THE TOURNAMENT OF THE JACKSON ED
lIORS. WEBB AND GREEN.

Tho tug was o'cr--,he man Of war
The char Of state assembled;
t'on all around,
DO Sc him crowned,
True PATROLS atteo6ed
Both east and ,heis throng pour'd forth
Nor backward were the south and NORTH
Thousands there both far and wide,
To give the caef caJesses
Judges aud great men sweird the tide
But uos, of them who To HIM hied
Were eincrs of presses
Highly the chieltan's heart did pant,
We'll pleased with their submissiou,
And natiiine 10th was he to grant
TO each one his petition:
Twas policy TO grant their wishes
So he stuffed them well with 'loavcs and fishes
There arc two men within the land,
Once leaders OF the powerful band,
Who gave the chief his station
!. That is the presidential chair
But who when scarcely seated there,
= Quar'eiitng together were,
Who nsrt should rule the nation
50 each began to cure aud swear,
And threaten casiiya,'on.
9heir names are know full sell, ween,
James Watson Webb and great DUFF Green,
Now Webh was very wro,h,
And swore a horrid oath,
That he would forth
To Washington,
And lay it on
In Duff Green's back; 'For I, Suo,h he,
I've borne enough
vi blackguard stuff
From this Green DUFF.
And now his skin III Ace,'
Thus saying he started for the CITY.
(The place of DUP. resif'insl
Determining To show no pity,
But give a hearty hiding
Duff heard that Webb was co,sing
To give lin, a Gaming
But flaming
M fear,he wen, on huurtning,
Saying Let him come,
III make him hum,
Vow Duff, with all his vain hustle,
has gudnfua suIi;cif muscle;
And'S man not easily irigheneti
Although ms said,
BY those we'll read
In such things, his eye frightened
when he heard that Webb ha brought
Nought
Flu, a stick to beat him
lie laughed, and swore he'd eat him.
Now Readers, your minds he preparing
For deeds OF noble daring
Twas the sixth OF May
Maker Of Ahnanacks i-attenticn,
And dom; forget III i';CnIon
The donas of that day.
That Webb with cane III hand,
IN the Capitol took stand,
Close Dy the Library door,
From whence he could look o'cr
he Pepnsy ivauia avenue,
Aud see when Duff should come Up through.
Waiting, awhile he stood
In wratbfr! Wood;
AT last
He saw Duff hurrying past.
S,'ich as lightning then Webb Cow.
And with awful voice ween}
Thus spoke unto Gseen
trandishing mis- cane,
.'Well met-Fm seeking you
Duff hastily drew back
(Expecting, no doubt crack
Upon his sconce)
And drew at once,
From out ms bIeechee pocket,
psto! prim'd and locked
Al this, Webb lnches--
(For its length was s'eight tnches,
Hith percussion lock,
Emf ctlp. ard mahogany stock"
In this affair,
We cant lie too particularly
Webb, say iiinched-and i'll great alarm,
Let down his cane and-piae'd IL meath has ann
Eyeing each other, awhile they stoal
In threatening attitude;
Bursting with Indignation:
AT last, each 10 eacii
Made violent speech,
Then walk'd oil in great perlurbaiioni!-
Now, for the Of this great .fusterafion,
They themselves shall Tell you the story,
For each of them's made declaration,
"Ihe battle too,i-a,sd The glory!'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25
THE WORKING MEN.

This new and formidable party have been defea,ed
IN an election of Aldermen for the Cd ward of Alba,
ny, on the same ground where they lately triumph,
ed by an average majority of % of rather more
than 700 votes taken. The Albany Argus celebrates
thev'ctory as triumph of the Republican that is
the jackson Van Buren) party! The jealousy and
apprehension with which this young and vioorors
party IS regarded may be gathered from the rdcuous
consequence gravely attached to such victory over
them, as that gained in the Cd ward ALBANY is the
seat of that Regeney, which the working men are
resolved upon putting down.
10 In the lines from the Portland Advertiser. ron,
memoratng the horrid war between Duff and tho
Lieutenant the reader will find some genuine comic
humour
10 white man by the name of james Drummondt
was shot on Sunday night last, in lot on stree
IN this city, by person horseback. Suspicious.
were excited against negro boy belonging to Rob-
ert &. Scott Esq and he was apprehended early yes
terday morning A Coroner's inquest was held YES
terday morning on the dead body and from the EVIL
dence before the jury, which we do not think proner
to publish at this time, we understand the deceased
Is found to have to his death by the act of this
negro boy He awaits his trial in lail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25

Gauze and Merino Flannel
EYiNE and super fine patent capze. and mcrino
n hannes, Just received by II. NELSON.
ma 25
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25

u Inc Indian question has not yet heeE decided
IN the House OF Representatives. l. is exciting
great feeing' and the result is supposed uncertain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
JAMES WINSTON.

Commission Merchant, Market Bridge,l
II aS on consignment and offers fer sale-
- 20 QUO lbs. best S,niih6rld bacon
'So barrels nett, gross and roe behring's
so hhds. OF superior New u. mol1sses
hhds. of stone ware, assorted
iOo aoavy sun-dried hides livery low
400 lbs. of stout sole leather
SO gross of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes Of soap and candles
100 reams of good printing paper
loo teoms of wrapping paper
10 bales of raw cotton
'ooo lbs oi cotton yarn, and more daily expected
100 barrels of tar
ioooO feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton bagsins
20 barrels OF Newark cider
is do do vinegar
600 kegs of lSrd. in shipping order
10000 of Webs cigars at So
Bale rope, castor OIL bed and sash co.d aud lea dinr
sc. &c.
j. w. agent for a wire mandatory in Baltimore
VIII order free of cou,nssion) wire work of all
kinds
J w agent for William Prince prop ictor Of the
Lnnen Botanic Garden. Flushing, Long Island
will order any thing in his line.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

'EiE subscriber has Just received from the Chemical War.
mouse oil George w Carpenter, phladeIphia the follow
ing articles which among many other chemical rrcIes prsna
req hee are IN high rcpue amongst the most eminent
gentlemen OF that city. .a'
SARATOGA Powders by which the cal be prepared equal
ID t 1l respects 70 INA, taken from the springs
f,y nrn 81 T LHac OF Sarsapanlla for preparing in
compound syrup OF lverwort, safe and valuable mod,
cine Tor coughs, splitting Of blood cousumpon and e, con-
plants; most of the me@cine made use Of n, the an
eases arc OF stimulating nature composed generally OF
and basams alcoholic solutions which aiIhnogh eo,.,
GIVING temporary relief every instance yh.re me-
eey used, aggravae the disease and reduce the st,enc of
The patients this preparation active as il can be msds
the fresh plant aud The virtues considerably imnrnvcJ hv %
nc ann eXpec'ora medicines which have selected as
Cnaled Kali for making saline dra ugh, of neutral mix
ue nne hTachm OF this salt dissolved ounces of
instantly produces mixture similar and equal in
to at made with fresh lemon juice md salt of ar,s,
BLACK Oxide OF Mercury, for makpn tho
the I p one fourth q" graf" fully equal to three grams of
sodiGed CoPaivo This active preparation of the bal
am ana rendered solid without heat or dm.
shng IFS strength by the addition Of inefficient articles is
aSn mgSs bS The aG" csusn The Resin Of
Oil Of CopaIva, dose drops II is superior TO Napbtba
Tor preserving potassium.
III Of Cubebs This valuable addition to balsam cor,ivs
~ w ~ drops to Of basam will greatly increase tho
virtues of that remedy IN Gonorrhoa
Extract OF Quinue; grains Of which are eouaI IN one of
9uInmc, and at less than ne-third Of the price -
va o. SLACK Pepper This IS much preparation
te is also valuable adunc, ninc one or two dron,
SnGon 10 SIX grains will greatly the powers Of that me
Superior Red Bark. And
superior Casaya Dark This best species Of yellow
a ano dcTVcs us name from the province in which IL col.
ecleu u the bark which yields nue greater proportion
man any other species neatly put up IN sea ed cylindrical
packages Of pound and ounce
Besides the above articles hand any orthc following
articles can he had At short notice # desired, viz.
Denarcotized Opium.
DcnarCOtZed Acidulous Tincture NJ O,iuo,
Compound Tonic Extract
Extract Of Samonium.
Acetate, suphatc and pure hnrpLh1
Nitrate and Oxide nf Gold.
lipefine, Efnetine, SupuIne,
DeIPh'ne Cinchonne, sychine and Veratrine
luneB HUGH MoNEMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
AUGUST FASHIONS.
10 the Ladies,

% the Ladies.
lust received by the Pack.t Effort, tho follow
- ing rich and desirable g"ods:--
Lace forellas.
tlsh"les, peereins, and capes of the newest style
Square lace collars and fashiona bic article
Quilting or footing laces
Rich gimp and extra wide trimming laccs
Worked muslin houncngs
English thread loccs aud edgngs
BohbEett do
A d Sd white and black, fine and superiinc bob.
bnett laccs
Lace and null caps and crazy jrnns
iirce CUTS and null sleeves entire new articles
Rich book mud null robes
DamaSk silk and embroidered Grape shawls, Il mag
nifcent article
photographic scarts and zephyr haudkcrchiefs
Gauze scnrfs and bandkerchets, new style
New style belt oHd guard ribbons
Silk and cotton iacetts
Cambric netfs and an extensive assortment OF al
kinds Of ladies' gloves
Imperial gauze wells article
French mcrlno gauze flannel.
ne above, with general assortment of fancy and
staple Dry Goods received by previous arrivals from
the New York Auctions are offer red for sale M very
reduced prices, at r II. JENKINS,
1rlsh Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store
aug ~ Name Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
HUGH G.. McNEMARA

HUH Z. McNEMARA
H and highly approved VALUABLE mEDlciSE Ess Ties"
~, Prerention better than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS
The operation these Ps perfectly mild so as to be used
The proprietor confidently rccounends the timely use of
e,s pulls as preventive and of Bilious, Yellow
o. Please inquire for LEES ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,
%tn INC Signature OF NoAH RIDG ELY, Gate Michael Lee
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds, coughs
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for NJ, u.yo,
atseuons weakness, pains in the loins hack, SC
Lees Essence Of MusardNo nedc,ne ever exee,co this in
curing rheumatism. sprans, bruises frosted feet, &c
Lees Asue and Fever Drops never failing cure.
sovereign ointment warranted TO cure tho ITCH by
Lees Persian Lotion cxcclOn, medicine TOR curing letters
Fencreal and Gonorrhoa. ~ " ~
Leos Tooth Powder which ceaSses and beauties the teeth,
Lees Eye Water-a certain for sore eyes
Lees Anodyne Elixr-for the cure of head aches
Lees Corn PlnstcI for removing dcstroy ing coms
by apn" !" hs Sma an ohs who purchase to sell
Baltimore can Obtain them such liberal terms as viii ns'rS
o. CaJIioyr,a None arc genuine whhou, til, makers
name TO them, Moan Rperlv; date Michael Lee a. Coz
unareas oil cases Of cures Peroned by the above truly
valuable medicines could be gwen did the limits of n news.
.. -. II. g. M'NEnARA will constantly keep fresh
supply OF .he above celebrated Medicines his Apo,ccary
and Drug Store, Riotnond nov a-em~IS,
Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.
VIE efficacy of this valuable Medicine in cases of
external and internal hemorrhoidai affections has
oe'n aonndant!y proved and established l. is offered
with the fues, confidence, a remedy tina, will Of
rect speedy relief in all cases of this nature Thar
thus medicine will effectually remove the cause from
Wch the pies have arisen IL fully demonsr rat.d by
the numerous testimonials OF persons who were cured
by many years since, and have had no return the
disease.
Ih's medicine is put up in two disnc, parcels one
Tor external and the other for internal piles which
can be had separate as the case may reouire
For sale by JOHN RI. BL,AMIRE
| jc5 Opnos,,e The Ia ala door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS
At BL.aIhiRE'S apothecary Store, opposite

The Eagle Hotel
BlAMlRE has the pleasure n, ;,c.,;,
- his former and present customers fyvhn $500
liberally supported his Fountain,) and the n,h;c
generally that Improvements have lately been m.ao
IN tue working of his apparatus, which he ia nu,ho,
'zod oy many years experience in Norfolk and here
III saying, has given To the water Of his Fountain
pungency' taste and purity not 10 be surpassed il
W ana TO accommodate his price to the times md
", pu' IN tne power of the poor well as the rich
w. 10y '"is ueightful and innocent beverage, it will
STiu a. itihEE CENTS glass.
w ,TS S,so keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
Ely from the natural Saratopa Sprinrs which
can at oil times be had in excellent or1n 60 h;a
ice tub. ofuer from MS
80. IL b. is particularly grateful for IN. ,,,,o,
age OF the LADIES He will take pleasure =; g.
nishing them when they honor him with call .,
ollay their thirst, refresh themselves with n,s
Oh thnt most pleasant, eNhera,ing and healthy bev-
erage, his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can mike 1t, and sweetened with syrup of the choicest
KINDS, when so Prcierrcd-so admirably calculated ma
an an ontidote against the lanpud effects NJ ,bf,
summer sun on both the body and tho mind
. mere IS not IN the city place half so sweet
Ss my iouni whcre the air aud the pure waters meet,
cn, m sparkling and foam are bright and as free
ns me phosphos'c light OF the dark summer sen
let II Is not like wine hat 50 ia rk and So red
Meates MS ioul fumes around the wild h,,
VINO, maudlin, coniesses his be erase unbest N'
WINE cankers his peace his affections and resi-,
a' ess ING inc poison, all daily poured forth,
AS curse to ou land from the south 20 the ,o,b.
ch, nc not Ike these for $ ether tits pure
,'e US fragrance, and freshness, virtue are s,,rn
SOFA! an love thee, when the summer SIN, bi,,,
Mhen fatigue sinks the body-hca, mos,c,, ,ha e shy'
Ineie Is noush so refreshing SD cooIng n, ,,nn,, w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
TO the Ladies' clone.

>hoM the Ladies alone. patronage is expected,
n and tc'hem only the publishers look for support
20 me Ledys Book, aPer'odical Published monthly
illustrated by several engrayinus of the fashions &c
q C: and at but s. per annum, in advance.
The Ladies are respectfully invited tn call and zee
.he hrst number which viii be sufficient to ensure
their patronage to the work
iy26 III NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

II Newspaper for lie Ladies.
'fopSSss inr publishing IN the City of Washington.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
seninauon OF intelligence useful and interes,ing .,
the Ladies' tn he. ent;,,.1 'N'So'ihS W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

Mrs.. Randoiph's AN Edition.
TIME Virginia Housewife, or the Methodical
n Cook. BY Mrs Mary Randolph Method is
the Soul Of Management. Fourth edition, with
amendments ard dddlfiVnS.-Tust published and for
Gale at reduced price, By COLLINS n co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
Perfunncry. &c.

fCf'uHICIy y, NV.
II UST received, the following six Cologne water
q genuine French in bottles of great variety OF
shapes; Florida waior; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter; French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES IN
tended for burning IN sick which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots vinegar rouge; Macassar oil; bears oil; ge-
nuinc otto of rose, and milk of roses.
mp 10 III. G.. MCNAMARA