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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13
tNr itire Ur oeie.

1 WOMAN. about % or S years Of sge, com, iete
~ Ladies maid, good cook, washer, nc. None
may apply who would take her out OF the District or
its vicinity. Apply 10 the Editor.
oct l2-2awsf
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III NJ. hogan & CO.
CAB. NET MAKERS,

ID EsPEC1 Flu ~ inform their friends, and the
II public generally. that they sre now prepsfed to
receive and execute "a: their establishment King;
br,we cen Columbus and Alfred streets) all orders in
their line of business with neatness ard de stcb.
They have on hand. and intend keeping, an assortment
of handsome aud substantial FURNITURE, Of their
own manufacture which they viii sell Oh sceamodst.
ing tcrms
alordsrs thankfully received and punctualIy attend
ded to oct ll--eO6t
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Was Committed

rTNO the Jail for the county Of Alexandra, d. C.
Il on the 9th instant as rlnaways, two negro boys,
who their names sre
W.7ShINGION& ROBERT TURNER
Washington appears TO be about 10 ears of age. S
feet A inches high Robert appear to be about II
years II age. feet inches high They say that they
belong to Mr Charles raliaferro OF Caroline county,
Virginia The owner is. requested to come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take them away.
otherwise they will be discharged according to law.
H. N. STEELE,
oct list Tailor.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
district e 0lWMbia.

County Of alexandria, SCI.
NOVEMBER Term, 1929.
The Mutual Assurance Societ..0
Complainants,
Abel liolbrook and Jacob Nor
gan. defendants,
TIME Compsinan,s bill having been heretofore re-
cuIarly taken for confessed, and set for decree,
an this cause now coming to be heard on the Com
plsnants' bill and exhibits and appearing to the So
tsacton Of the Court, from the exhibits flied by the
Comp ainants, that there is due TO them, for quo
tas Of insurance on the buildings in the bin mentioned,
under policies made by the Compliments to tn Defen.
dant, HoIbrook, of which he was owner, the sum Of
S204 rs with interest the rate ct six per cent per
snnum Sl73 49, part thereof from the first day Of
April 1879 till p.id and that the said buildings hsve
been conveyed by the d PENDANT, Holbro0k. to the
Defendant. Morgan-H Is by the Court Mererpon IT,
creed That unle the said Defendants Of thens
do, before the FIRST day Of May next, pay to the
Compliments or to their Agent, the said Of 500
76 with interest Sl7j s., part thereof from the
first day of April, 1879, till paid and the costs of this
suit the Marshal IF the District Of Columbia 10 sell the
property insured b, the policies exhibited with tho
Complainants bill at public auction, to the highest
bidder fer cas and that out of the money frt such
sale to arise he pay the Compianants or to their
Agent. the said Of t20+ Is, with interest afore.
said and the of this su and that he convey the
property sold to the purchasers thereof And If any
balance of money remain, that he pay the to
the Defendant. Morgan after deductng from the
the commission allowed by law for sale Of property
under writ Of er f.cas, and the expenses attending
such sae and that he report his proceedings herein to
this Court Copy-Testi
EDM. I. LEE, e. C.
W In pursuance Of the above Decree, shall
proceed t. sell. on SATURDAY the -9h day of Oeto.
Der merit, fnr cash. the following property, tn bill
me n ,neI and described in the policies BY Nos 1889
and 1895, aud bounded rs follows.
e,2 Two BRICK HOUSES,
IsEs) two stories high, and Lots of Ground, situated
6nn on the west side Of Fairfax street. supposed
SsA1 to be So feet 10 inches and Is Of an inch to
he north Of Cameron street, and running thence With
Fairfax street, and bin ing thereon. So feet; thence
westwsrily with and parallel to Cameron street. g.
fe.t thence soctwardy, with line parallel to Fair
fax street. So feet thence eastwardI g. feet to tho
beginning.
The above sale take place at O'Clock. before the
from, door ofthe premise and if the purchaser faH
pay the purchase none, BY the hour of o'clock q
the same day, tn property will, that hour, be sold
again. and the first purchaser held liable for all de6ci'
ences and expenses in consequence othe second saes
e.. SCOTT, ID. NJ
| sept 90 eots For Henry Ashton, Marshal
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Rail Road from the Erie Canal TO the .aAtgha-
ny Rirer.-A meeting Of the citizens Of Gene
see, Livingston and Monroe counties, N. Y. was
held in Batavia on the 28th ult., Gen. Jacob
Gould 10 the chair, and Henry Hawkins secreta-
ry,-at which it was resolved to petition the Lee
gislature to incorporate Company to construct
rail road from the Erie canal at Rochester, thro'
the valley Of Tonnewanda creek to the Allegha-
ny river. Committees were appointed to draft
and circulate petition, and to draft bill.
Fayetteville syferers.-The account of the col
lectors for the sufferers by the confagraton at
Fayetteville, RENTED from Philadelphia has been
finally made up. and 1t appears that the amount
is SI1.9 81. Of this SUN about $3.50 have
been received from the county, the remainder
ba, been contributed by citizens Of Philadelphia.
Health Of lKoGik.-The Mobile Patriot of the
9th ult say.:-s There has not been a single
case of malignant fever. During the eight sum
mers in which we have continued citizen, in eve
~ instance where fever has prevailed, to much ex
tent, its commencement has been marked by a
comparatively early period; and the autumn is
now so far advanced, the character Of the past sea-
son so suspicious. the weather at present SO favor
able, that although it is possible there may be
insulated cases Of disease, there is no longer any
just cause to fear its general prevalence, but, rath-
er rational grounds to anticipate the continuance
of the same measure Of health enjoyed through
the past up to the present time
Professor PatiSon.-It is announced in the
United States Gazette that this gentleman is ex
pected to arrive in Philadelphia. By the Decem-
Der packet, to take charge of the Chair of Anato-
my in the Jefferson Medical College of that
City.
The election in Delaware ha, resulted trinm-
phantly for the National Republican cause. The
majority of the state is abont $50.
Ha,der Suit-Au action for SANDER was re-
Gently tried in the Court of Common pleas at Co
lumbus, Ohio, which excited unusual Interest,"
The parties we're George Waggoners, vs.. w.
IL. Richardson. The suit was brought on a
charge OF perjury. and tried on a plea of the
general issue, with notice Of justification. The
trial lasted two days, and resulted ina verdict
of S45S for the plaintiff.
4 Hhaling PrcM.-Thc owners Of the ship
Uncas, of Falmouth. cleared t,ceaty t,co thou
| saad dollars on her last crusade against the
Whales in the Pacific Ocean.
Synptcms-Coid Heather A New Jersey
Editor last week issued his proclamation to such
of his subscribers as have engaged to pay for their
papers in wood, TO hasten the fuIhment Of their
contracts, with all speed-feelingy implorng
them m, to forget the Printer, for the article is
now required
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

a. ,"SE from Montego Bay. jamaica. dated
~ d. SAYS the rains have been seasonabls,
r. VS. crops promise we'll, especially sugar.
at some approximations about the blacks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

S''e's arriving at Savannah from any place
'-'oPe where the epidemic Cno,era prevails.
~, " Oe subjected to quarantine. They are to
-. ',''I 81 least 500 yards below the town. there
'lm'ned by the Health Officer, and submit
a.; -" 'e''rcurns as said officer may deem es-
.,a ,'1' " inc preservation us the health of Sa-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
EDPEJGS & TOMESITl, of eUerY VQI

FUREIG.N q UUNE " 10, " tUtTV VWFtIJ
considerable part of ,his stock has been recently
bought IN New York, aad the WoolIens re chiefly
purchased previous the rise ~ goods It that kim
among which are more than hundred pec:sct Cloths
and SaiinefS
" shing to w,ni up with view 10 removal, would
sell the entire stock upon favorable tcrms, both To
prices and time, nh possession Of the Store, fire.
proof house, aud Of the best stands IN town
4 good opportunity is presented to person DESTROYS
of embsrkng in the Dry Goods line which has been,
and DR. badly now is, profitable other branch
Of trade in the place.
JAMES w. SCOTT,
oct II Corner of King and Royal streets.
= Persons indebted 10 The late firms OF Scott ard
Wright, and J. n Mad!ox = Co. (some o! whom nave
been owing fr unreasonable tine, are again ear
ues,Iy called upun for settlement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

FLouR.-Tuesday and yesterday the current
price of Flour from wagons was lsa; store price
90 S 25.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13
SHIP NEWS.
Selling OH.

IT is the of the s,b,crioer TO withdraw from
the Dry Goods ira .e i'll Aexandra, anu 10 order 10
sell out he nov ofrr4 at small a!.ancc upon the
cost, and many for less than osi his large AID general
assortment u
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FaN GOoAs.
JOSEPH JANNEY & Co.

JoSETI JhNtNCh " W.
HAVE mr cr,ed in the sh ps virs mia and Governor
IA Stroa-, istrl, arrived from England,
n General .fssortneat of FILL GOODS,
which are offered tor sale with thirteen cases Brown
and Iesched Hempen Linens. assorted, and twenty
bales Burlaps assorted, imported by them in the ship
Virginia, from Br"men; al general assortment OF
DOMESTIC GOODS, COTTON YARN, &c.
AnLhc above Goods purchased on the chesP'
est terms f,i cash.
10 4 SOtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

Notice
gUNiE Com nissoned officers ofthe I'd Brigade Of the
1 Militia of the Dis,ric. Of Columbia, will meet on
the l2,h, 5th and ii days OF the present month"; at
the usual parade ground west of Washington street,
tor the purpose Of being rsincd and instructed BY tho
Brigade Inspector Huskets will be ,sry, and tho
roll will he called al 10 o'clock A " each day.
D., order the Brig G,neral:
HENRY X. DUIANY,
Brigade hsor and Inspector.
oct 6-dtl4th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

Dr. NObect y. Grymes
RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
to the citizens of Alexandria and its vicinity. is
office is Fairfax street, next door to the Post Office,
where he can at all times be found.
aug Oft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13
Ensiish Bay II Bolt Iron.


DOBERr Ii MILLER has just received, per ship
IL Governor Strong,
Is Tons Round, Fiat, and Square IRON.
winch W, be snd low it taken from The wharf Also.
IS Crates g. Hhds. of China and Liverpool Ware,
Which VIII further improve his already extensive aud
excellent assor,ment in this line.
10th mo d cow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

The New Orleaas Mercantile Advertiser Of
the cath ult represents that city as healthy as
any other city in the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

,..,, The Editors of the New York
lor Commerce have received from their
.n,oJent at Washington the Report oi The
..,,,r Of the Treasury, during the year end
,oh Ssn,ember, 1880. The imports during
| -, ,mounted TO S7O,S76,921: of which,
80 we're imported in American vessels
r4sulSl in foreign. The exports amount
| , :; s,9, $50; Of which SO, $4,000 we're Of
,.,,, and "A, So, 479 of foreign articles
\ A. I,ms,l,c articles, 5l.lOG, l89 were export
American vessels. and 1855, $40 IN foreign
|.s, of the foreign articles, 1915, 529
| d. .,oorle,l in American vessels. and 1910
|an reign vessels. o. ,2z7 tons Of Amer'-
!, shining entered, and 9.l,76O cleared from
n,rt. Of the United States; $4,000 tons OF
iri,u shipping entered, and l55, l56 tous clear
/ jarin, the same period. The registered ton
,,p :, corrected at the Registers othce, Tor the
M pecember, 1929, is stated at ESQ, l42-the
,v,sa and licensed tonnage at sos, 1858; aud
!. fishing W. els at lOO.796. There were en-
loved IN the whale fishery 57,2s4, Total,
1919,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

Sympfoms-CoM Heather A New Jersey
Editor last week issued his proclamation to such
ofhls subscribers as have engaged topay for tn cir
papers in wood, to hasten the ful6lment Of their
contracts, with all speed-feeling'y imploring
them no, to forget the Printer, for the article is
aoio required
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

The Bank Of the United States has loaned to
Ia. Cit, Of Cincinnati one hundred thousand dol
ar,. At Eve per centum-the stock redeemaOle
a the expiration Of forty years.
The Superior Court Of Canada has recently
'0ndrmeda decision Of the lower Court, thar a
g.o,udis not bound To pay for articles OF luxury
and eNravasance furnished his wife without his
kaOaetse or consent. A plaintiff under such
circumstances was non suited, and lost dc0s OF
100 dollars, except that necessary articles IN the
NiLwere allowed
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.IEyANDRIA. ID. e.
.,opyIyG, OCTOBER Is. 1881


,bs ;nportau. case between the
Be- 'n' IC,nal Companies was commenced
Hal -. Bland on Monday The an
Cn'n' 81, is contained in letter to the
"'' I,ss B,!dmOre American, from an in
pr 81 -, .,.Doudsnt now at Annapolis;
,'l' '"'''t :. ANNAPOLIS, 10th Oct. 1851.
,,, If the case OF the Baltimore
TEA - Road Company and the Canal
Noo H.. commenced to-day BY Mr.. La
'Pl1', me Rail Road, HIS .arsument Is., no.
sbf 's I'D will probably occupy the whole
:'Id'u 49, The questions which the case m
yra'oS, ;mportan,, not only TO the hti-
& '' r., vi ~, to the community, and present
Part''iI' . Us enough" for tortnlsht's dis.
.:;' in i[ssrs are seven counsel engaged, and
loa. tna,bly speak his two days. The case
all P,UD s..n,ej to the Chancellor for final
.''a, p the respective counsel will no doubt
d;'o'h h,.t efforts to obtain success. Judg-
! 'l' ~ ,oIomes Of notes they appear to have
ION u,' ,o.Jay. they are all fully armed aud
X lt f, ,be struggle. 1t is to be regretted
i''u - ,ootroyersy should be pending, but |
'..n : ,b,tit is aow in way to be decided
' a, as the course uf the courts will per-
Gun = : ,robsble that the last contest will be
s .,Ims Court of the United States-,he
spin ,hs hest arbiter. South Carolina po-
n a.. =, ,hs contrary Notwithstanding. of all
=, - dspending upon the Constitution OF
,' ''I States. The Canal Company, l un-
'i'I amony other grounds, claim title under
,,umeut."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

4 Hhaling PrcM.-Thc owners Of the SIN
Uncas. of Falmouth. cleared treaty t,co thor
sa,,d dollars on her last crusade against tn
Whales in the Pacific Ocean.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

Capt, Alyes, Of the French schooner Amizade.
arrived at New York IN Friday evenins..in so
daN' ron Pa't, states that the re Lad been some
h',urbances 'here danng the latter part of Au-
sasi -s'. When he sailed all was quiet. He
asa states that Marcelino Jose COndoza had been
elected President, in the room Of Viscount Coy.
ana. BUSINESS in general at Para was very good
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-13

The Western papers state that a travelling
NoS PedIar, named George Powell. was at Co.
0t'oa' Ohio, on the night of the 10th ultimo, anu
disappeared IN manner that excited strong sus-
T'Iya'. A general scarch was made through
he country, by dragging the river, but without
'n'CL man named Smith was, however, mr..
,S'e On suspicion, who finally confessed that
unset and two others had murdered the pedar
Da' after rubbing him of six hundred dollars, had
'''''n the body into the river.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
Baillnlorc. Map II.

Ba'llnsOrc, Jiag il.
 h'o de Janeiro.-The ship London Packet, Robinson, arrived at this port yesterday in 45 days from Rio de Jan. elfo. The editors the American have a file of the Literary lnteligencer to the l7th March. inclusive. it is stated that the Emperor and suite returned to Slo de Janeiro Oil the Ilth March. from their visit to the interior, and were re- ceiyed with enthusiasm by the inhabit- ants.-liis journey through the empire was not, however, without some evil dences of dissatisfaction among the peo- pie. At the city of Ouro Preto, in the mining districts he issued a proclama- ton in which lie says:-
 ."Thereexistsa disorderly party, who, taking advantages Of circumstances sole y aPpertaining to France, endeavors to deceive you with inyeetive against my inviolable and Sacred Person, and a. gainst the Government, with the intent Of representing in Brazil scenes of hor- TOT, aud covering her with mourning :; with the intent of placing themselves in office, and satiating their vengeance and private passion dispite of the welfare of their country, which is never consider ed by those who have followed the re- volutianary systcm.'
 Some slight disturbances had also ta- ken place in Rio, but were soon quell- ed.
 Complaints were still made against the iage amount of copper money circuia- ton.
 Between the 9th January and the 18th March, nineyessels from Baltimore, and seven from other ports in the Unit ed States, arrived at Rio de Jaueiro, with an aggregate amount of 30,SS5 barrels of Flour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15

he nave for fees. The Lovely Donation law sustains me in this position Iawvess now look forward anticipating the fat fees they are to reap from that ioose-or rather haT made law.
 1t is urged against the FdamfY's Cuadi- dafe, that he holds the office Of Receiver of Public Moneys--fimsy charge indeed ! Suppose he had resigned, and refused to perform the duties of his office until his successor should be sworn ifl. would not some of us holding pre-emption claims. have been left in the back ground. The Lawyer and his friends tell Us that Col Hartwell Boswell, Me bf0ttef-ia-tdto of Col. Desba, said he would not vote for him unless he resigned his office. What if he did say so? It is not denied. What Is Hartwen Boswell to us-and who is Ire that any of us should be governed by what he dors2 We know him only as a public officer.
 We never hear of Col. Desha's friends threatening men, that if they did not vote for him, the loss of an ear or slit throat should be the consequence. Not so with Col. Sevier's friends. Persons have been threatened and cursed, because they have dared 10 acknowledge themselves to be freem6n. Col. Sevier himself, threatened gentleman WltH cfucGb330H, because Ire said he would vote for Desha. If 1t has come to this--if we are to be dictated to like children-to be ruled by a few men in power-the sooner we crouch 10 our evil destiny the better. But have too much faith in the cuttiuatoys of' tte soil, for a mo- ment 10 believe that they will stand idly by, and see their oqen and couafqg's iatea,- ests sacr0fced 10 accomplish He ends of q feac dSrjy,;Do i0diri17tnIe
 They abuse Mir. Crittenden, and thereby wish to injure Desha. With AFr. Critten- den we have nothing to do-he is private citizen, and as far as I know, a gentleman and scholar. In the division of the toapes and fishes, the FARMER has never been acritten in the books. now call on you to make bold struggle for your own candi- date-now is the accepted time-iet the first Monday in August convince the world that you acknowledge no masters-let BEN IlEsnA, THE PLAIN OLD FARMER, be the raliying word for the lovers Of peace and good order-and all will be well. Tn con- clusion, ! say-s'Gop SPEED TIRE PLopeH,'' and to which ejaculation believe you will espond-Amen.
 OLD DROAD BRIM.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
HAT MANUFACTORY,
 fLinle Rock, 4. T.) BAKER N MASON

HAVE just received, from Cincinnati. HI 4 N'EW AND ELEGANT SLtp. PLY OF FIRST R.i TIE F'UIiS 71.ND TRIMMINGS, which they are now manu. featuring into FASHIONABLE HATS of the best quality--consistng of gentle. mems E-AvER. AND cr-Ms E-ACE AND DRAE EATss mems and boys GO.U.UO.N Gy1S i'Gi $, ROR.A.N'S, aSc. which they propose to sell on the most reasonable terms. either by wholesale or retail, for Cash, Fuys, Beef Hides, or Peltyy.
 As they are determined to have their work done in the best of sfyle, and by tho best of workmen, they hope 10 merit . liberal share of public patronage.
 Or Al. orders from distance will be promptly attended to.
 June i5. 1881. 1oT
 N. E. Wanted immediately, five or six hundred dollars worth of Beaver and Ot- ter skins, for which a liberal price viii Do given in Hats, &c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15

f.at these mon win dare exercise liberty ct censc'enca, in opposing the unhoiy ai- lance of Ashley, Wood Inf, Sevier, Pope, and such hirellag scribhiers as " !SphinF, 5 : Memo, , :" One eJ' the People, ,'' '.8micus,n ,n and few others, whom to name, would be disgracefu.
 As to the marked malignity displayed toward yourself, it is nothing more than yoh ought to expect--you would not suffer yourself to be bought up by the appoint ment of Public Printer, and therefore, you could expect nothing less than to be as- sailed for your independence of spirit But can the effUsions of such 7ncrcenarv foots, as ..0ne of the People" :" do you any injury! Certainly not nor should you sui fer tine slang of host of such insects 10 produce an unpleasant feeling. To retort upon them would be to degrade yourself to their level. Contempt is the only feeling. that should be excited in your breast, by their filthy productions, and when you con. sider that the party is in the agony of their expiring moments, you should rather pity. than condemn their conyuIsiye strurales. Re assured the course which they are pur- suing must eventuatc in their political damnatlon.
 WAYEE
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
Administration Notice.

vTyIlE undersigned having obtained from
 A the Judge of the County Court, of Crawford county, Arkansas Territory at
 the last February term of said Court, Let stsrs of Administration, on the estate of
 Robert Bell, late of said county, deceaseds hereby gives notice to all persons laying
 demands against said estate. to present
 them duly authenticated, according Q iaw.
 within one year from the date of said et- |ters, or they may De preciuded from deriv- ;np any benefit from said estate; and if lsaid demands he not presented as aforesaid within five years, they will he for ever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate ara reauested to make immediate payment. ts MATTHEW MOOR Y, .Adm',-. ofthe esiate cf Robert EeA. dec'cs June l5, 1881. H-3io,
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-15
To the EditoY, offhe .qdp9cote

10 the Editor of the .4dpoc0te
 SIR-Although 1t may have escaped your observation. 1t is nevertheless true, that there is certain individual in your Vlclnage, protesting orthodoxy m tdchson 1sofaicS, better known as the Secretary. now Deputy Oyerseer of Arkansas, to be seen at the Gaeetie Qfice, every day-1 had almost said every minute of his life, in close conc7doe with two ,ohote-hog Ciay- men, Buck Woodruff and Chester Ashley. Now, Mir. Editor, being an importunate and rather inquisitiye sort of fellow, should like to know why it is that this Mir. Secretary Fulton spends so large portion of his time there. Can 1t he true that he Is matchmaking, in conjunction with the Clay {" Junto,' against Col Desha, the man who fought for his country during the }ast war, under the old hero, Gen. Jackson! or is he experimenting the publication of ." One of the People" or " Amicus," or what! This Is, Mir. Editor, what l should call, rather a strange amalgamation of !" choice spi,.as'' After sneh an alliance, Set them talk no more of political incon- slstency or the repulsive qualities of ss o1t and eater nsiring." Judge Fulton, may perhaps, be Jackson-man of the .frsf 1ca- ter, but ssfrom the company that men keep are we to know them" Ii IS not my wish 10 prosecute this subject farther, but be not surprised if my attention IS again ell cited, when will prove to the satisfaction ot every unpreIudieed mind, that there IS "something rotten in Denmark.
 OBSERVER.