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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

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NAVY BILL-We have, in a prr,ion.
bsr CT the Gazette. given our readers u.
lines ola plan presented TO The ser,,.,
reorganization Of the Navy. The ,n,;
one Of great importance, and concrrnr, -.
The public is no, a liule Interest,"
proposition for creating Rear and Vi. \
mirals is not new, end to us, is cerrainl, ,o.
pleasing. The additional expense I'M.
ton, created by The erection Of ,hess Gg., y
manders, is Of minor consequent, e; bu, u.
Tess i, is Of consequence enough to On e.
argument against The adoption of The G.,
Besides, where the necessity for ,s,.;,.
foreign and saudy apptndage to the Rem,
p!.inness of our Navy. Has no, the :,
our Republic been supported hih,ra
others than .Admiruts "full high sdv,D,.,
arms and trophies streaming 10 their ,,i,
lustre, MOI stripe erased or po!Iund, pn'
gle star obsoured" Did hose IIero-, {, -,
achievements are the treasured monum,,,
their eoun,rys glory" requne the sd Ini,, j
these high sounding ep%he,s, TO n,rv.n.
arms or s'imulate their ardopl?-A,l,nn
we think of our gallant Commodore, y, -,
wish TO hear oil .ddmirals.
Several of our coIemporaries have toom.,
ed upon The injsstice and inhu nan,y Of tina,
ing so many officers OUT Of employm,m =,
would be eff c'ed by III. passage Of III, bin
Wei,hirk with them.
There are Other objections to this .ch,n.
oicibly presented to us, and which We will ID
another opportunity to mention
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

"Yar hand anneys me exceedingly" said
the Prince OF La Roche sur yon TO a tslka>
tive person who was sitting near him at a
dinner, aud sho was constantly suiiing the &C
lion 10 the word. "IndeeG, my Lord" replied
the babtler, ave are so crowded al table, that
l 90 no, know where to pu, my hand" Pu,
i, upon your mouth" said the Prince.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

Mn. CAMBRELENG's REPoRT.-We have :"
ctived a copy Of Mr.. Camhrrlrns's He;'''
Which, as il is entirely TOO long for in'Sr'''
we shall be happy 10 loan 10 any Of our "'''
camille lricnos for perusal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

BoAsTING.-A man Boosting OF his hon''H'
is generally a rogue-of his courage, genera
ly a coward-of his riches, generally, not wear
thy-of democracy, generally, an aris'oe'"-
OF his intimacy with grea, men, generally os'
pised by those who may chance to know
his wit, popularity, and high standing, alwa'''
a fool. (Sekcted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

The Patterson IN. J.) Intelligencer states
Ihai that town 10 about TO receive a severe
shock. The proprie,ors Of The Phoenix Mill hav-
ing determined TO suspend ITS opera ions in the
present month. This mill paid about one fifth
OF the whole wages Of this Town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

A proposition is made in he last Ladies
Boston) Magazine, that he funds required 10
complete the Bunker Hill Monumen, shall be
subsc ribed by The Ladivs al New England.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

people, are perhaps all tina. is ntes,,,.,
sent. Let this matter be taken in hand -.
determination 10 do something in :,
good OF The country, and for he werr
happiness Of those who are to com. 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
THE CENSITS


ihe Albany Argus furnishes complete returns of
the census of New York, with few trlflng excep
tions) which we publish the most striking lustra
ton of The prosperity of that, the most vigorous
Commonwealth in the world.
From the ClaEksburg Enquirer, we extract a
statement believed be accurate, of the census of
Virginia, West of the Aleghaney mountains
comparison of the ratio of increase between tho
population of New York, and that of Trans egha
ney Virginia, is less painful to Vrginanism, than
we feared before made it. The ratio of increase
In New York, is about 4I oe Western Virginia, a
little more than SO per cent. This however is that
part of the Old Dominion, whose increase has been
greatest. We cannot yet say, how the Valey9and
the Cismontane regionswill compare with the above
If the present ratio of representation is preserved,
New York WI, be entitled to 48 representatives! IF
so COO be taken the ratio, she will be entitled to
SO with fraction of $4,000: If $4,000, she will
be entitled to 40 representatives
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

II will commence the cd Monday in January, and
terminate the 5th of December following. The course
OF instruction will include, Reading, Penmansllip,
position Geography. Natural and Moral Philosophy.
and the Latin and Greek Languages Terms for
board tuition, washing and lodging, will be S1o5, for
the scholastic year OF ten months. All the boarders
VIII De accommodated IN TIE family of the subscrl-
Der and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors. who VIII unite
WIN the subscriber to impress upon tie minds o. the
students the incaculable benefits arising from indu
trlous aud exemplary habits. No studen, older thar
i6 years will be received unless assurances entirely
satisfactory can be given with regard To MS moral
character Letters addressed to the subscriber near
Somervlle, Fauquier County, Virginia, will rece7s
prompt attention. G.. TACKETU
nov 29-w7tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

.uscept'ble of some -cxtemlation from the naorav,
ting department e Lawless-but the imprisonment
o' man anu snspenIms him iromsthe pursuit of his
profession, for cri'c'sng judicial sentence is an
outrage OF tyranny well meriting the denunciation
ana even the personalities of McDufie, and which we
trust VIII draw upon the offender, degradation from
MS 'hce. The States, and particularly Virginia
are IN need OF few sautary examples of the punish
ment OF judicial arrogance and tyranny, towards
which, there is strong tendency from the nature OF
the judicial tenure. Wbenswe speak of Virginia
Judges, we mean those of the General Court. some
OF whom mot all or most traverse their circuits with
The nsolence of Vice-Roys, armed with the form,
deble and underlined and indefinite power, of punish
ing for contemp,s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
EDUCATION.

pESHE subscriber will continue his Grammar School
sr me ensuing year. 1881 } in Spottsyvania.
The English, Latin and Greek Lanauanps will nn
taught. " -"
The school will commence ON 9Th of January and
terminate on 10Th December following, giving ore
months vacation IN the summer
Tuition for the Ancient Languages will be S95
Forotbe English Language Is
Board will be RI
Por the scholastic year, each boarder finding bis own
bed, towels and candles.
Quarterly payment will be required
The subscribers address is Dabneys Mills J,ouisn
county. D. W WAIiEp
Oct 1-1af 3mc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

Illinois Senaors.-Elias X. Kane, has been reelec-
ted to the Senate Of the u States for years from Sd
Of March, receiving 10 on; Of 80 votes
Gen Jno. NJ. Robinson has been chosen as sue
cessor 10 Jno. Mclean, deed 1.-THE place is now &C.
cuPod by Mr. David J. Baker, under temporary
appointment Of the Illinois Executive
Both these gentlemen are Jacksonians. The true
question however nor, is whether man is Jack-
sonian--but Standardization out of the way-he
is nexi for CLAY? That is the point Thus Buckner
is Jucksonian-and Wkins-but they are not the
less Ciay, and for Clay: and so we presume, are
these Illinois Senators. It is by refusing to note this
distinction tatthe Jacksoniuus obfuscote matters
IF man has been, or is, for Jsckson--the Jackson
papers pretend to consider him all that they want him
to be. Our neghbor, in argufying the topic finds il
convenient to count upon him for Van Buren--the
Telegraph, FOR Calhoun. Each avoids what is, an(
is daily more and MORE becoming the true enquiry
who is he for, Jackson aside5--(and we presume hi.
dynasty is one day to terminatc.) We beg to hole
gentlemen to this point.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

7 me .Ne'cS.-Thc news from England being of TIM
greatest Importance, we lay aside every thinp no
previously IN type in order spread 1t before tho
public.
he reading incident is the resignation of the We'll
ilnston Ministry, The signal for this. was
their failure to carry question connected with -,
''enc"menf; when the King was instantly notified
ehat Ihey could no longer serve him, with satsfsc
10 themselves, or advantage to the country" Such
Is the etiquette, whenever that rare thing happens.
mat ministers are outvoted on ministerial question.
The party which succeeds to power. are wb;rs
throughout-the ostensible Chief Earl Grcv-,bo
real SOUL Mr., or as we must now call him, Lord
Brougham. These men inherit the name. with ve.
~ small portion ofthe spirit that animated the Vhios
from 1888. TO l763-Eurl Grew is represente no The
sternest Arlstocrat in England and what thew all are
IN Jact, may be inferred from the plentiful sprnk
ling OF titles among them: Goblet calls the whole
'e''' "'oyt0yS-eq"ivalent to our scare crows
men who lend themselves to popular courses.
'''ey aS ''e means OF acquiring power-and are
now actuaed by the single desire of preservino
'ae'f Arstocratic privileges by seeming to be what
they are not-friends of the popular riph,s-ossu-.
ming the character to cvade or dispense the comipo
democratic storm.
Republicans whether Lord Wellington. an avowed
iory' or Earl Grey, be at the head of affairs But
the change OF Ministry is nevertheless an event of
Inc greatest magnitude, not on its own intrinsic oc
count, but the public temper which compelled it
the pledges under which the men come into mower
ms temper IS revolutionary and plainly most init
atey associated with the revolutionary spirit on the
Continent. The new ministry are its creatures and
must so on part passu with the spirit of Reform or
instantly like Guizot and Broge, in France, forfeit
PUBIC favor. Let every one feel the most perfect
ana unfaiterlng assurance, that in England as well
as Erance-that s.ate Of things has commenced.
which cannot possibly terminate but in one wov-tbe
utter subversion of Crowns and Coronets-Kinr and
Aristocrucy.
Congress and The Legislature.- Tuesday both
Houses OF Congress were again engaged in the trial of
Judge Peck, and other witnesses were examined The
case 1t is thought, will occupy month
in the House of Delegates yesterday, the report
on the Patrick election, taken up The report
concludes with resolution, that Archd Stuart is
not and that Isaac Adams is entitled to the contest
seat. MIR Rives of Prince George moved substi
tute. declaring the election void, on account of the
numerous irregularities committed, and that new
writ OF election ought to ssue-which was supported
oy the mover. Messrs. Leigh, Marshall and Stuart
opposed by Messrs BrodnaX and Witcber and neo
atlved by ayes and noes-ayes 35 noes H. The other
business of the day was local-The proceedings and
sketch of the Debate .!:s Patrick Election are
postponed to make room for the interesting news
from Europe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
EDUCATION.

EeHlLIP MAYO intending 10 wilhdravy from Tho
= Bar proposes to devote his attention perrnn-
henIIy to the education of youth, male and female
lie Will open School at his residence on Rich
mona itil on the second Monday in January next in
wbich VIII be taught such branches as ore 1ncessarv
10 goodPtactcal English educa'ion His FIRST care
WIZ be 10 illustrate The design aud importance of ed
nc9tion that his pupils may be brought TO abour for
definite and desirable object.
WnIst duo regard will be had to proper exnr-
Csc OF the memory, he will endcavour instead NJ
loading 1t with confused mass of undiresfed matte
gradually to drvelope the reasoning powers.
Inc great purpose of the teacher is TO coroDlefe
the education of children designed bv their ~
rents Tor either ofthc learned professions; and t ~,,oI
ny such as are for entering the Academy with aduan.
Great attention viii be given to tho morris ,,d
manners Of the children. N
he scholastic year W. tcTminr'o ON Tho 20,b div,
tot Drccm5oT There Wi b." vacation ,;lri-0 .Ic
month OF August. The terms Of tuition are S55
payable quarterly. One dollar viii be required IN,
each pupTfOr fuel. Books and stationary vii no
furnished, If preferred, at cost
Eight or ten boardcrs viii b. received in the fam
NY A. 5 TO- payable quarterly, 500 the pupil fur
nlsmng bed and bedding.
! = Mayo acknowledges his obligations 10 ihos
pcrsc8s who have Fatrcnisrd him in biz professor
Ills business III tho Courts held - tais cijy. wi 80
attended 10 by joseph Mayo Eq and 'ro' in Goo,'.
iapg By John " Bryckenbrcug:, Esq.
dec 2l-2aNHs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g Ga =
FOR SALE

"A bew pipes and smaller casks of Madeira wine
consisting OF what they denominate, IN Madeira.
.ne'T tines' old aud extra fine qualities, equal to
any have imported for these SIS wears past.
small quantity of Susl, sercia Port and Sicily wines.
few tons English and Ulster bar ron the last os
have tried it; 49,
ib'Fy-iye bags old Java coffee, warranted to be of
SmaiPs superfine, middinp and cbeo, c,,,,;o, of
loaf sugar;
st. CroiX sugar, and salt in sacks
Old r, m and French brandy
few bales strong cotton osnaburrs
Gee 2I-@awot ROBERT GORDON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
Grand National Ball,

"a K. BOSSIEUX respectfully acquains his pat
I've roDs, and the ladies and gentlemen of Rich
mond, Manchester and their vicntes that he intends
opening his New and Superior Ball Room in the rear
of the Theatre, on G Street, which will be known by
The name of Terpsichore Hall He will, on Friday
next, 3Oth inst. $3.50, give a Grand Ball. to COM
meDce at seven O'Clock in the evening.
Ticker 81, to admit gentleman and two la
dies, to be had at the Hall,
Light refresbment for ladies and gentlemen'w will be
provided and ~ musicians will be engaged for that
occasion, to play marches between the Cotiions
Days of tuition, Wednesdays, characterization
Parties every Saturday evening, to which pupils and
parents are admitted. without any extra charges ex
cept for refreshments
Ladies and gentlemen need not be afraid of being
too much crowded. as 10 Coalitions can BIZ made uT
at once, and the Room hold from 500 to 1000
pcrsns, dec 29-it
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
Strawberry PIaiii for RENT

G AN Tuesday. the 28ih ms, snail offer for rent
y on The premises Z the highest bidder, that val,
uaGs tarm CALLED Strawberry pam, belonging to the
children Of Bowler Cooke. deed The Gnnn,tv If
wheat seeded on The place, Is 296 bushels which is
very promising al this season.
1t the same time and place. l shall sell all the
7Loc@, 'afuhng utensils DC together with ali the
corn and fodder. the crop OF the present wear
dec I7-2awts SAML u. BOrKIIJS T,pstee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
TAN-BARK HALL,

AER TATIN'S next BAIL will take place on
I'VE Saturday the ist of January 1881.
Mr.. L. respectfully invites the Ladies of Richmond
and It's vicinity to honor HIM with their presence at
his ball.
dJTickets of admission for gentlemen one dollar
each, to be had at Mr. Nasis and Mr.. Sanxays booI,
stores, and Of Mr.. Z. at the Hall on the evening Of
the Ball. ns doc at "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
THE FREDERTCKSHALL :
FEM ALE wEEAn

conducted by Mss B,s. rcu he c1nii'a 4is year
3 viii be opened on lie 18th of January and will
~ close on the 18th December, win vacation of
one month, from the 5h OF June to the 18th of Jplv
The pupils sill be instructed in OrthoprapbY. Re.d
ing; VTlilDg, Arithmetic, English Grammar Gsaose
Faphy With the Of Globes, and the Rad.uepts Of
astronomy The price os board and iuiiion VII be
Si2c, one half payablein advance and the balance AT
the end of the year Each pupil will bring 9th her
pair OF blankets, pair of sheets. colonred couo.
terPane and four towels, all marked; or if it is pre-
ferred, they will be furnished by me for an additional
charge of So Such young ladies' as remain in nv
family, during vacation, will be charged at the rate
OF $40 per month Such of them as NAV choose to
be instructed in Music will be charged a the rate Of
$50 per quarter, OF Sc lessons. There are a few
vacancies yet to be filed
uzE Letters addressed to me. Gardeners & Roads
Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
dec 1-laW6tc EREDK. HARRIS.
10 the Planters of Virginia & n. Carolina.
'HNHE high rate of duty paid Tobacco in En-.
N gland Ireland and Scotland causes a great
consumption OF Stemmcd Tobacco in those countrigs
and our buyers require the leaf in such state that
Ii Will stem freely. we, therefore, recommend Won
not to PRIZE your colmon and good Tobacco (sucb as
Is nov used for strips hard as to make it difficult
to stem.-A great portion of the RICH Lnrre st,oup
eRf lobacco is nov converted into Strips as well az
the TIN short leaf and if either those kinds are pr
Zed so hard to be ut all stuck together they arc rem
dered much less valusbe.-The law allows the hoos
heads OF sufficient size to admit OF l3 to 500 lbs be
ing priced In without pressing hard as to ,nure
1t for stelnmlDg. Il. s. r. GWATHMRS
nov Io-ZaW5teSlaW5t Commission Merchants.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
BY D.8TEWPOMT, .4LLEN-. & 70

- FCRNITCRE.
Cn FRIDAY, December 3Ist at bnlfn,st IN
CLOCK, we viii sell at Auction AZ he house recen,v
occupied by MIR David Anderson, Jr the folloyyng
valuable furniture, VIZ ""s
sofas, bedsteads, beds and furniture
sett dining tables
tea table
carpets, q large grass and Scotch,
sett tea china, and sett of dnino d.,
dozen rush bottom chairs
do Windsor chairs
bureaus sh-stands, candle do
sdeboard, writing desks china prcss. wo-5-
Decanters tumbers, jelly glasses pair
elegant candesticks
Kitchen furniture, sc
oec 80 d, A. & co. Aucts
Coffee, Rum & Sugar.
Just arrived d,rect FROM ST. EhomasA
On MONDAY. JAM 3rd, at II O'Clock. we shall
se ser, al the Custom House, now landing from the
no Bags coffee, ist md Cd qualities
. hhds choice Antigua rum entitled to dehent,ro
II bit Mnscovado sugars Terms at sale
1se - ID A. & Co Aucts
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co .
Coffee at AUCTION, ut the CASTOR, Iyo,,se
Cn Monday, the 81 January, at IL o'clock viii ba
sod al the Custom House, landing from the Srbr
Eastern Star, direct from s. Thomue
Ids Bags excellent green coffee
Terms at sale. O u 4, CO 49,,
dec soc > Ah"Sts'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

LANDING FOR SHE.
SWEET Malaga Wine. in or casks
~ Chocolate, in boxes ard J boxes
Loaf and lump sugar
Curfsnts in barrels and kegs
Cheese. young byson ten
Winter pressed oil, window glass
Java coffee, &c.
dec 30-St OTIS. DUNLOP c, co
Gold Finders.
4 JUST received, an assortment Of magnifyiUc
- glasses. Il. y. SANXAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
&lO " ES0 ARD

B OST.-Leii al 4 house attached to the Wash
aA ington Tavern on Wednesday morning. pain
old fashioned Gold Repeating Watch-No: $3.50
made by pcucher ct Frcres. Attached were three
small Seals The Seals, of little value to any one
else, are particularly valued by the owner The
Watch had been borrowed the evening before
which circumstance it is hoped, will induce the finder
to restore it TO the loser whose name may be known
by applying at the Bar of the Washington Tavern, or
at this office 'fhe Watch is SO well designated,
that any one into whose hands it may have fallen,
may readily identify it 1t may also be Jeff of 81 R.
Jordans Jewelry Store, where the reward will be
paid dec 3I-eoa,4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
56636

liner 10 years SIC 52i7 5O933 56G36 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

Tickets $40 Quarters So SO
Halves Eigh,hs 25
For sale at F. MIcKJE,S
dec 81 Next below Tie door of The EaeIe Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

Tickets ST, halves Q, quarters 25.
New, York Lottery. No. 81. Extra-Drawipr f
&c received day a!ter to-nlorrow. Sunday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
V;veUuuArsA Dol,ars Reward
crop THE THIEF

SIOP THE LHfI>I
II ANAWAY from the subscriber, h''nS near pppea-
h vile, Fauquier county. Virginia; o"
1929. n negro man (wagoner) u lined
SANFORD,
about "a or 2s years of age. about 5 lee.S or ,h aot hrass,
high, of a dark copper color. stout across .ne o'e snd
and shoulders-with long arms. hands and h"sefs' anu
very long feet, about IL inches tie stooPs a n.ue =; ~
his carriage, his knees standing forwsrdIhls nose =,
longer than ordinary, his mouth vide, ana ms ~ u"m one
lip thick and turned dowawArds. He f mas ;S seat on oeoa.
Of his fore fingers just adjoining the irst JOINT % "'I ia.
stoned by the cut ofa scythe. anda larger one ~ Us
elbow, occasioned by putting stone nte cart ""e"
spoken to he has rather a down look'
SANFORD took with him s73 OF the snoscrper
money, and has, no doubt changed his c'otnihs' nav,
ing left most of his clothes behind. lie rone vi one :.
of the wagon horses, which having been reclaimed lam n,n IN
the neighborhood of Battietown, beyond tue bue
Ridge, makes i, probable that he made MS way 70
Pennsy lv.nia, through the neighborhoofs OF f rs er,IIs
town or IIagerstown. The wagon saddle " o'N
which he took with him have not been heara OIL n.
Whoever will secure said slave, (and more esPeI'a"y
the forged pass which | have reason to believe he mas,
so that get him again, shallreceiye The above reward
and all reasonable expenses it brought home.
Uppeuht, Fauquier county ra'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
DIR. w. JUDkINS'
. Patent specific Ointment.
coLJ UholesaIe and RetaH. by EOtAfD
ST3BLER &. son .7geatS, .7ler a.

vUyUE above oIn,men, g, ,.i,icu t, tue public as q
SAT. and certain remedy for those obstinate o."
cases, some of which have Cd long bafted tie Skin %
medical science:
LIST. White swellings of every description
Cd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or glandular tumors, particularly thos'
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which o'tent''hss
terminate in liberated caGcers:
4,h; Felons, or what some people know by the nam
of ca,arrhs, of every description.
5th. Rheumatic pains of the-joints. e..
Oh. sprains and bruises of every description, or IN
whatever part situate
7ih. letters of all kinds-in this complaint the IA
tent. in applying the ointment, must keep the part ou'
Of water.
9Th Chilblains CT parts effected by frost.