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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16

''rhe right, meaning the administration party; the
ceutie If tie moderate party; AMI the gaucht
(the oPpositlon) left has also its moderate members
This will make the terms in the above paragraph intel
lrib!e to those who do not understand them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
THIS DAP.

Twelve Months credit.
WILL be sold, at West Grove, Fairfax county, Vir.
w GINA, on FRID,7X, The 10th day of .3priI 1880,
the personal estate Of the late Col. A j. smith, con-
sistiug of
FORTY SETEN SLAVES.
principally valuable young men, women, and boys;
TWENTY-SIX HORSES,
Among which are two saddle horses and some colts,
two and three wears old ofgopd blood
Il large Stock fHOGS. SHEEP g. CATTLE,
Among which are fourteen yokcs of OXEN The
Sheep are $50 in number, of the mixed merino breed
ami have been bred with great care
Secerd CARTS, perfectly ne,o.
Also, A new and handsome FAMILY CAR
RAGE, Harness, &c. With large stock of
F.3RJkING UTENSILS:
P!oughs, burrows. Spades, Hoes, sc. Sc
A SEINE, with all the necessary tackle and
means for actual use.
All the HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FUR
NirUkE, Library, Plate, &c sc
A large quantity of TIMOTHY HAY, in
stacks; an.
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORN.
Bond with approved security will be required for
all sums above twenty dollars, payable IL months af
ter date, with interest from the date thereof; and
# the terms of the sale complied with the
property will be re-sold at The risk the first purchaser
For purchases under twenty dollars cash must be paid
SUSANNAH SMITH,
Adn'x of A J. Smith, deceased
march PTS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
George s. Nough

now opening considerable part Of hls spring sup.
] ply of DRY GOODS. which consists Of = very full
and general assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
selected with great care, particuaryas it regards qua
lity, prices and patterns. 4mo12-d3teo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
Mr.. Geueres

HAS the honor to announce to lis pupils and friend
i that his last Practising Bali for the season Wi
take place THIS EVENING.
aDr,l l6-lt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
Mahogany

Mahogany
I EXPECT to receive, in few days, consignment
Il OF mahogany, selected and GU: b. pc son expe-
renced in the business; which hope will be sold from
the wharf, viz:
7-8in, table wood, wide and handsomely shaded
3 in sidebosrd tops, do do
a in bed pillars, both mahogany & curPd maple
"a in. hand rails, for stair cases
Crotch and shaded veneers; also, SO coffin stuff
april ID GEO. JOHNSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
VI ARRIED.

MARRIED,
On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. S. Corne-
Illus, Mr.. John r. Riorda,, to Miss Elisabeth
p. .Tackso,,-all of this Town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
NaAu0bly ProNertY
FOR SHE OR LEASE

FOR SHE OR LEASE.
as..A No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
st the corner of Prince anu Fs,r.ax e,re.,s.
ss "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
&SS>sabout 100 feet front on Prince and 90 feet on
Royal street. On this lot is a coed brick dwelling, in
the occupancy of Mr. X II. Miller.
s.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 90 by
100 feet. to a ten feet alley.
A Frame Dwelling OH Water street, "A #
front by l20 feet deep.
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection of Wa
ter and Franklin streets, 100 feet front by I23 SIP
deep. This will be rented in building lots at So cents
per front foot
GA Vacant Lot, A feet front on Water st.
BY LIS deep
"A lot on Washington street, rs feet front
by 100 feet deep, at The intersection of Princess street
On thu lot is brick building
8.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, "a feet
front, and half the depth of m square.
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, Is feet
front, and half the depth of the square.
The property will he shewn on application to
june2 TH0S. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Notice.

To Sarah s. Wrenn, Robert Darne and Belinda
his wJe, Susan Hyenn, Elisabeth Hrenn. Ime.
nrcna. Geo,se " tenn Jha " Urenn. Hugh
B. Wrenn and Harriet his w.f. .ibert " rem, Ne
SON Urenn, Ereiine H,enn. lane Urena, Juldnc
rem, and tha.es Hrenn,
W.T. will please take notice that. on IVENDif
i he second day Of the June Quarterly Term Of th
.Yunty Court of Fairfax next 20 he holden, a motor
viii be made, by the Middle Turnpike Company. tt
la, Court, to appoint five Treeholders, qualified, ae
cprding to law, to assess the damages that may resu"
from having their Road a, now laid out through YOU
land in the county Ut Fairfax.
THOMSON F. MASON.
mav 90 t2odJune pr .;Irr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Office 9fthe Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company
WAsHINGToN, March "a, 1850.

Office Of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsHINGToN, March "a, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given. that AN instalment of five
~ dollars per share (being the l4th instalmrn') on
every share of stock in the Chesapeake and ohio Canal
Company, is required to be paid on the Sd day Of June
next; and y further sum OF two dollars and fifty cents
per share (being the 18Th i%nstalmentl on the Sd day of
July next; which in-taimrnts must be paid To The ere
iii, ofthe Chesapeske and OHIO Canal Company, to the
Cashier or other officer Of either of the following
Banks, viz:
The Branch of the Bank of the United States at
Washington;
The Bank of Washington, at Washington;
The Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The Bank of Alexandria,, at Alexandria;
TIE Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, do
The Hager,town Bank, in liagerstOwn. Md.
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in Charlestown, Vir-
ginia; and
The Branch Of The Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va.
BY order of tie President aud Directors:
JOHN Z. lNGLb,
Clerk Ches. & OHIO Canal Company.
april l-1swtJSS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
tlre,
Fort Washington, (MA.)

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this post
- until the 10Th day of June 1880, for furnishing two
hundred cords of good, sound merchantabie OAK Hood,
to be delivered al such place. on the I'LL as may be
designated,
Ihe delivery to commence Immediately after the con-
fract is made and TO be completed by the first day OF
November neat The wood TO be corded by the Alex
mdria rules. The names of twor responsible individu'
as intended as security for the iuiiiiment of the con-
.racts which may be entered INTO, must accompany the
proposals Letters containing Proposals will be EN-
,iorscd, Proposals for Wood " They will be open
IA at tins post, at one O'Clock, z. 81. ON the 10Th day
,f June 1850. Il WEBB,
Lieut.. q Asst. Quarter Master.
NAV l7-dtl0thJune
CrIhe Intelhgcncer and Telegraph will insert the
hove.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
march
Vweuty Dollars Reward.

w As stolen from the subscriber. about the first OF
w october last, my SEINE BOA1, about IS feet
long, carrying four oars Her seats are kneed and RI
ye,ted through the bends; nearly new; built OF mnlber.
nv. white oak, and cedar timber; her bottom and sides
Of Northern pine; also the top Of her stern was knock.
ed of by a vessel running foul of her.
have been informed uhat she was seen ia tow Of =
schooner off Iadisn Head, going down the river; and
also that she was seen at Johnson's Spring, above the
Fort. ON shore. | have reason to believe that she 10
! either above the Fort or below the indian Head, At
! some of the Wood Landings, as she is well calculated
for that purpose, drawing but a small draft OF water. l
| will give SIS for the thief or thieves, and - TOR deI-
vering said boat tome, at the mouth OF ron o Q
Greek, Hohaiio D.
Pomonkey. Locust Hill, Charles county, ha'
March %. l83O-march 26-2aw2w&"u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
SHERBET,
SODA
ICE CREAM.

Merbet.-This ambrosial s~anatiye sensiferou.
nectar AS sought after with a,idity by, and known
among the ancients, (more especially the o~rientals) IS
the Ceiearious Muisun', Promulss, Hydromeli, having
for Its principal cors 'ti.ents herbs and aromatics col.
lected in the PuiP"f,as state, and unrtes and emIts the
saiutterous gu '''y OF alleviating thirst, perpetuating
health, and VI producing All equilibrium in the system.
Tins truly conservative aliment will oe kept in 8 state
OF perfect gelidlty during the season, and SO tickets
arc off red tor one dollar
Soda Waer.-Of the conjecture of this salu-
br'ous scintil atrng beverage, 1t remains to be SAID, that
there IS nothing occult or IN MYSTERIOUS. Practical expe.
rience III manufacturing the water, and due application
IN keeping the cIsteIn surrounded with ice, is all that
Is necessary III the composition of good Soda Water;
and to supply these requlsitisns, (and to please the
public l have employed II man who has had nine wears
experience IN mas'ng soda " alter at the North. This
desiders,um, superseded by my own sc iulous stten.
tion, and unwearied exertisn, to please, will, l trust,
sccur' Inc a portion OF public munrrs,ion
Lemon Syrup.-Double refined Lemon Syrup,
strongly aciduIated. and dc rurated to a state VI perfect
peliucidity, purchasabe At - so per gallon. Tavern
ers, victuaiter', and Others, Ill ind it to their sdvan.
tage I'm economy to use it in preference to lemons and
sugar
Ice Crenm-This ~esculent refrigerum may be
had from 10 A. ". until ~ z. NJ; with other Gates,
Juncates, and Fiands.
june l-St JNO b. HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Public sale.
NAV 4-3tawts

Public sale.
DURSJANT to q deed Of trust executed BY James
l. English to the subscriber, for the purposes there.
in mentioned, will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, tho
son day u June nert,
II TR.aCT OF LIND
Ss.1g lying in the county of Frederick. Virginia. in
A Menasse's Gap, on which is a valuable Mer-
49, chant MA Chipping MA, DistiRery, a good
DueHing House, and other ouliding. and improvements,
known by The name Of The Mapping MILLS.
ALSO,
ANOTHER ThNCT OF LIND,
IN said county, on the road leaaing from Winche ,ter to
Helms niiI, on which there isa great deal of wooD,
containing
1wo Hundred and Twenty-eight Acres.
The sale will take place at the Wrapping Mills before
mentioned, between the hours of ~ and 3 O'Clock,
when the terms will be made known
may i-3tswts r.. I. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Notice.

Notice.
TIME subscribers have, this day, aSso ciated them
J. selves. under the firm of Edpard DangeyfeM .
Co, for the transaction Of Commission Business, IN
his place; and have taken the Warehouses (n Krk's
wharf, lower end of Wolfe s,rcet) formerly occupied
by Mrssrs John IL. Lsdd & Go.
EDWARD DAINGERFlELD,
June I WILLIAM II. fOWLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Notice.

PROPOSALS. will be received by me, at my house
I until SATURDAY, 9Th June, at4 O'Clock, for Ientini
le Fish 81 hart for the lance of the year, to the is
fMarch next al proposals will be sealed and Ell
,rSed " Fish Wharf"
NAV 9 dist WM VSirCH :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Notice.

Notice.
TIME STEINER Will pursue nes
usual route TO Baltimore on "ea"S~S ""s
merit, at 7 O'Clock.
] June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Notice.

Norfolk, Cit, POINT, and Richmond.
Leaving "ssn rnSoo. and arrive at Norfolk on sa.
turday afternoon. 0,e o,.,ooL.
arrive It Richmond in the evening.
lave Richmond on Tuesday morning at o O'CLOCK;
arrive at Norfolk on the same evening
Leave Norfolk on W ednesdsy morning. Al oloIN'
aiNs n. WATTLES,
ufof""S' Agent.
iune2 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
W0Oa-Cutting.

WoOd-Cutting.
DURSUANT &c the order OF the honorable William
l. Cranch, made in the case of William Wilson. an
'nsolven, debtor, | shah expose to public sale, a. Fair.
fax Court House. on .hONDAY, the 2lat day of June
merit. being Court day, at l O'Clock, r. u all tho
right. title, and interest, ofthe said william Wilson in
and to Y lease Of
II TRACT OF LIND,
granted on the Sd September, 1898, for the term Of
900 years; for The special purpose. and with the priv.
lege. of cutting the WOOD therefrom, either for the
purpose of coaling, OF any other purpose, ut the price
of three pence sterling per cord. The Tract Of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county Of Fair.
fax, immediately below the mouth Of Difficult, and 10
bounded partly by the Potomac. 1t is SAID TO contain
l7O2 acres, after allowing Certain reservations men.
toned in the said lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms ut safe
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
NAV 4-3tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
Eeaements Of Season

VINHE time of Sher5et and Soda has come; and the
l. subscriber, with elated feelings, again presents to
the Alexandria public and its environs his semi annual
nutritious nedem,uts-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
THIS MORNING, at 11o'cbc

THIS MORNING, at II O'Clock,
WILL be rold at his Auction Rooms. q great variety
w Of Hooking glasses, crockery and glassware. re.
ceived by last steamboat, consisting. in part, Of elegant
gilt and mahogany msntei glasses; do do do pier do,
mahogany toilet do; splendid cut decanters, ~tumblers,
vines, ceieres, and bowls; enamel celeries; Amt do,
china, blue and G c ewers and basins; china tea sete
common tumbiers and deeanters, in great vsriety1
mould and pressed plates, dishes and nsppers; with
many other articles too tedious To enumerste. urSale
of dry goods, hardware and fancy aIticlesi in the morn.
ing, commencing at s O'Clock. june2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02

Winchesfer & alerandri0 Mail Stage,
THREE TINES A WEEK, AND THROUGH IN ONE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02

Raleigh, ". C. May 24.-The Rutherford
Spectator says, that the Locusts have made their
appearauce,in that county and the adjoining ones
TO the east and south, in such numbers as have
never before been equalled. Every tree top has
its swarm, while every sound of the woods, and
every tuneful melody of the forest is hushed and
drowned in the hollow. unharmonious din of these
i'll -boding, unwelcome vista +.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-02

"''"f o. a letter from an Intelligent .frneri-
"a merchant at St. Croir, dated .7pra S0th.
Yesterday and day before. such rains have
%ea Is are unprecedented. Bridges IN every
~.SaOa are carried away. and the whole OF the
PartOt the island is completely inundated
w water. The mischief Is extensive. and will
Stop to sugar making and carting for some
1s % come. The quality Of the sugar will also
se0oasly affected, and after the little which IS
made Is shipped, it is to be feared there VIII
- more good sugar for the season. The mann
Sse over which the carting Of all the North
u Performed is totally carried away"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
From The Rictmond Whig.

Tho. hlchte OUT R.tchisd. ~ C bad imagiu-
ed 'hnt the Inconsistency OF the Ensuirer was
unique III ia eltravagance--ihat" uoue but
himself could be his parallel But some reye.
lalions IN the Charleston GsZeite, bid tar 10
d prive him Of the Ire.emln,nce he has euioy-
I'd since 1928. IN that city here Is a Mr. Hen
~ l.. finckucy, Editor OF the Charleston Mer.
curry, n flaming JAG ksonitc, and the high Priest
OF nnlica lion. Ibis persUnage WAS mem
Der OF Assembly in 23,nnd Of the caucus which
III the winter of that year, brought forward
Mr.. Calhoun for President. la tue Caucus he
thus delivered himself:
" Mr.. Chairman | am hstonished that any
one should have appeared here tonight 10 mar
our proceedings, when II is well known, the OBJ
Ject Of the mtetlng was To recommend JOHN {.
CALHOUN tor the Presidency. But when we are
insnted With the nomination OF the most per-
t6ct tYam upon tar!h, The Inau vino SETS all iaU
al dejianee, Who Is stained with UtceS OF the
DEEPEST DYE. whose iGlI alone, is his
rule Of conduct whose life mas been distinguish
Ell ohIed, by brutui gi0idtlOaS Of private right,
my aStonIshment can scarcely be expressed. |
bad rather see the arch intrlguer CRAWFORD,
| the poddIng, systematic Yankee ADAMS, or
the unprInciped CLAY, nay any cIiIzrn, how.
ever hIgh OF however low, made President than
this mifidry despot. nope we will take the vote
upon my motion and settle tic question al
once"
Nj Richie must surrender the knife 10 sAlr
PnckRy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

ra4e,if, erz4r --.4 K. ahfacs they saiS iofih N
hoedrs dnfias he night. to desoor every '"''
oI tttoyIsIoa Wilieb - not secured IRON be"
sosssiiy. Like all oth., deprsdaiofs, they are
,hrosn inio eoafns,on aud ps.ite lightly the
uee.ense Of lpht. phrnce The, wrfr, Ia ancient
iimes appropriately called fhfDagd, or hsht
s5asuess Then assirpriiyrprss u no e0nhhsu
~ ARTICLES OF isrpn Tor the table silki wool
/ en-. aad eyen cotton clothes nre de,ouied, OF
rendered useless. ny beng gnssed through. AZ
Z satns ssasons of The ysaf whrn the 'nals e9eh-
reaches a, about, lbey are very frouoies"me'
esnsciall, about isillgbt. when they oash 'nio
ronms. aud Ulion ur'ks against me faces OF
those present. When cockroach takes feisga
or sceks cuaoealmen, upon any person, he VII
I lnniuts smart bite. ifparurulafly hurt or alarm
I ed. The sapleni Sanobo fanz' declares, mat
there "a a remed, Tor every thing but death I:
and II Is iruly happy far mankind, hut the
MULTIPLICATION Of lhs pcsiilenr race may be re
I pres.sd BY aid OF their orn yofaeiiy u 10
/ ananlly Of ludiab corn meal about one thiTd
Of ahiir or red lead Is added. aud the mix.
4 lure "a n,o,sieupd with 1noiaars 80 rs 10 make II
moderately adhesive, the cock roaehes will gree
div dryour II. The repetition Vi tbs poisoned
food for lew night. Is gcnrtAlly sufficient to
reduce their Numbers 10 very lev, even ~ iha
mnst infecied huuses. add wi sSfntuaty Gauss
the destruction o the whole. Taps ealfchily
/ designed for their capture are sometimes 10 be
found al the po,ierIes. pssteboafd ~ card
cover, well balanced upon Two pms, aud placed
upon The edge Of a vessel. nearly hlled With mo-
la,sei aud water, makes very good trap. The
dish snond be so placed lbai they can readily
mount ppon the cover which rrVa.v"s on lis ais
,heueyer The equilibrium is di.ipfbrd aud
throws the cockrpaohes inlo the nnd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
A vIRGINiAN FARMER.

Wca Tniid Tfdds.--We copy The following
article from the =. Andrews, N. b. Herald, Of
the 27lh nit. II correct, iils OF considerable
imporlancr--and we nave lutte donbi al ITS
accuracy. Smeni Gag.
- Private letters have been received here
from II gentleman holding an Official situation
under The British Government III the The United
states. stating that the writer had received
positive information lhat the West India Trade
qaesiion was now settled, aud that the ports
viii not be opened 10 the Anercaus.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
D04II > IIe.
From he Hafioaal h.tcaigtaeer.
VICE PHEsfDEs NOMINATION..
.VinGniA, .4uaua Il, 1880.

fiHsfsiAs -fuRud - iooVs
MrssRs. EDif1ns fcnnn the. an humble
Virgins Farmer, through onr useful paper,
90 nominate, TO my leliow-cilizrns of vngln's,
Col William Drayion, Of Charleston. south
Carolina, as TT aud suitable person 10 hl ihs
Office Of Vice President Of the United States.
Ills late patriotic conduct al the Modification
Dinner 10 South Carolina justly calls for some
token of the gratitude OF his country, ahil will
express the hope, that, 'hs ir'eads OF Mr.. Clay
will afford him their most cordial support, Lac
that great but perseculed man, C.d. DTayton
has boldly thrown himself into the van, oppos.
ing with all The energy when virtue, aud eIal-
ted patriotism combl ned with high intelli-
gence can call TO taeir aid, The Vaccinations
of those who would destroy our happy Union !;
and lhougY fbese two homes OF the suffering
Republic may diher IN some oil 'her political
opinions, yet ia that true 1--we oi country, when
prefers pubic veal 10 private emolanent. or
the qualification oil political envy, their hearts
are one Hnd the same.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
From the Charleston Couy
MnuFFIE FuZLEt..


The grower pays the duties on the impor.
ted article. Nj Da1ie.
man IN our district raised ten bales OF
Cotton, which he sold 10 store keeper here
for $50 bale, making $500. They tell NE
that these tbrty bales when they have been
manufactured by Brush Mechanics, will make
goods worth three times as much AS my neigh
Dor got for his Cotton, that Is, $500, II the
cloth is the commemorative duties, Mr..
BlDuflie says, aie equal 10 DO per cent, on
such goods. so tnat the duties on the goods
made out Of my neighbours tea bales OF Cotton
are, 1876, and thpse are pad by the Planter
Now know for fact, that my neghbor paid
his stare account, 976; his taxes SO, and
bought wench and Two children i0r GoOO /;
and pald 100 cash, and always KEEP, sumo small
change about hun, aud calculates TO pay as
much more next year on his negroes. Nov,
where did he get The money 10 pay out OF $500,
the price Of bis Cotton, his 1910 dunes aud
have enough lsi tor his other purposes lhis
puzzles me nightly. We farmers don under
stand i've gel along, pay our dabls 3and buy
II little every vrar, aud don't know that we a'e
ruined get. The lawyers who 60 10 Congress
say we are. III give n lat cali 10 any body
who will Just lei me knuw who II is that fobs
me Of money | never had, aud ruins me with
oui letting me know word about IT.
AN EDGEFIILD FARMER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
Communicated for The Baltimore Chronicle.

Communicated J0r me baltimore cW0aicR.
q" REWARDS AND PUNIoHaEETs. w hist
The President oil the United states has, as evsIy
body knows, acted dlanelrIchly IN opposition
TO his own advice TO MIR. Monroe, aud 10 the
principles presented by himself as the deter
mined rue oil his conduct, the kIng oi England
seems 10 have put III practice Zen. Jackson's
theory. II is we'll known that for } ears pre-
Vlons to King " William ascending the throne,
rooted personal dislike, arising rom different
political hiases, existed between INN and many
OF those whom he found occupying The various
Offices oi State. Did he punish them Tor the
purpose OF - re~ardiag" his friends no be-
ing saushrd that they were capable aud
" honest" the King continues them in Office,
and assures them OF his co-oPeraon aud sup
port, so long as they continue faithful. Illus,
M the sJ S,en Of Government as well as in other
systems, we may new and then pick up little
wisdom IN quartersio which We accustom our
selves 10 look with contempt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
From he Enciyeopedia americana.

Cockroaches. -Thess Insects are amongst the
most d'sagfeeaole Of he aaooyances 10 which
The dwellings OF man are susleci, and, ehe Q
they comm, afe extensive aad yexatious
They are all nocturnal. and exceedingly agile /:
,heir tisueued bodies allow them 70 hide. with