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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tOry.

TAMES GREEN Cabinet MAKER has0nhand,a land
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST. Alexandra, e at the corner ofl0th ST., Pennsyl.
vanis, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the mo Questionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, fuo superior in quality, to any
ever offeredin the misunderstanding part, Of
Grecian, wingedand plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plansideboards
Ditto, with cel!arettsand marble slabs
Frenchand plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and q entlemens 'secretsriesand bookcases
Perlsbeswth marble and mahogany tops
Pierandclaw dining, brea kiast and card tables
Plsi do do do do do
Ladies work stand
Shaving andcandie do
Wristbands sithmar and mahoganytops
Grecan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music - tools, oidetts crib s &C sdles
Portable writing desks&c
With agenera hssortmento f bedsteads ofrichly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all of
which will be soldasi low for cash they be pur.
chased ofthesame quality atany other mandatory
n the Union. ALSO,
An,ssortment of st Domngoand Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for hsndrails,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nsh ofasuperior quality sacking bottoms, cords &c.
TURNING AND CARVING,
alxoy Tod
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Nn Rent.

-, That ELIGIBLE STAND for bust
Ssu 4 ness at the corner of KinS and Pitt streets
80 81 now occupied by Thomss Jacobs. Posses
49, sion given on the 18th of April. Apply to
mar % S. NJ & 5 II JdNNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
70 Grocers and Merchants

10 GrOcers and Merchants.
I wish to Rent the
gSFs DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE.
gsSsE and buildings attached to them at POMON'
So! KEY WARE HOUSE, on Pomonkey Creek,
about fifteen miles below Alexandria. The buildings
nave Just been repaired, if desirable, lot ground
containing about IS or 80 ofnew sad will be at
tached 20 them This one of the best situations in the
coun,r, for Grocery store, joined to asuppy ofpro
perry assorted Dry Goods. very profitable business
always has been done and still can be done there.
A small Lumber Yard, tJc might also be connected
with great profit to the business, the inhabitants
for ten and fifteen miles around, at this tme purchase
all such articles within the District Of Columbia Bal
timure and receive them heavy freight of 20 cents
per 100 feet at the landing, proposed to be rented.
To the merchant of small or large capital this situation
can be rendered very profitable and 10 good tenant
viii, rent it upon the most moderate terms.
dece-2swtf WS L. BRENT.
pomonkey Charles ca. Md,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
n. O. Molasses and Pork.

M HHDS. New Orleans Molasses
~ Is bbls. prime Pork. N. York City inspection
Landing from schooner Decatur, Powell, for sale by
pr2-(W. r. LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
land for sale.

IN the premises, at the public auction; on the second
~ Wednesday, The 8th Of June mart, my
TRACT OF LAND
in Loutcun County, Virginia, with the Furniture, the
So stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, anu
~EEMM Hogs. The trac, consists OF rather more
MN than su00 acres, is advsniageously s'ua''
GssSTssMkesin very healthy country. about 81 miles
from Washington and Alexandria, and IS OF good qua
l,y; Little River passes through the middle CT H. Oh
which there are about $50 of excellent meadow
sndn different lots most ofwhich is now IN hmo'nV'
II may be divided into three or four farms, 10 SUIT 'e
purchasers. In the centre large anu very co' u.
go dlous Brick Dwelling House, with all the
EyVA other Buildings necessary for the accommo'
IstH da,on of a large family, and likewise tor ser,
saEstya waits. laborers, &c. several of which are OF
BRICK. There is also Grst and Saw Mill on the tract
At tie upper end, aud adjoining the turnpike leading
to Alexandria and the City, there Is comfortable
Frame Dwelling, with good Barn, and some otner
accommodations At the lower end there IS ikewise
house that may accommodate small family Inc
stock of each class is numerous; the sheep are gene
rally of the merno race. .
A credit Of one. two, and three years, payable IN
equal instruments with interest; will be gwen Tor the
land, and one for the stock ample security beng 81
ven for the punctual payment. Those to whom am
indebted will be allowed credit for any property they
NAV purchase to the full amount of the due, and
on fair conditions.
Not being able, on account of my weak state Of
health, to conduct the sale myself have given full
DOW err to my son.n law, Samuel L. Gouverneur, and
nv nephew, James Monroe, junior. to perform TINS
service, for which have vested the property in them
In the event of SALE they have power to make every
other arrange cnt which circumstances may require
mar 2o-Sw JAMES MONROE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
For Rent,
W ashington Square

OTIS to lease or sell on this desirable square. bound.
IL ed by Washington. Franklin, Gibbon and St.
Asaph streets. 1t IS in the immediate neighborhood
of the best water lies high. and the soil for gardening
we'll improved. JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Coffee.

op,cs n,ne green Porto Rico coffee, landing
= s Com schooner Decatur, Powell, for sale by
'''' LINDSAY, I'LL co.
- NV RI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
For Nent,

One or both the three story
s.IA. BRICK STORES,
EEs;; tadjoinng the corner Of Fairfax ss:, rrnoe
streets, now occupied by iona. se e0 y.
Thev w;Il contain from to 80 bbls -four from the
.sii.r ~ ,hrI story, and will be rented very low.
ceiar "a 20 ''''u TuOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
and Store to Rent.

THE S1OHE
al the corner of King and Henry streets, 'a ,e
ssss,, ly occupied by Mr. john mes., ST.. WIN vii he
vs-v rsssonsbie to good tenants possession will be
given Immediately , ,.,uo11R a Co.
ian saw u I,'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14

an the premises, at the public auctions on me second
~ Wednesday, Ms8th Of June mart, my
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Seneca Falls Tract e Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
WILL sslthis valuable tract ofland, called Seneca
! Falls Tract, containing
100 Acres.
MOUNT EAGLE

ars< Is situated near Alexandria, COT
,sSB mands delightful view of the Potomac
err, the City of Washington, Alexandria q
-. the MARYLAND shore-lt contains ABOUT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22
MQNMYRNfa
From the New York Commercial AdyerlI,er.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

SUCCESS OF THE POLES
We learn from tins BasIon Erening T,ao,sript IN n,
by the arrival Al that port OF the NeTsus the editors
hsVo Londsn dates OF the evening Of 81 June Tn,
toIlswinS are sXTssts:
CON rINUED SUCCESS OF THE POLES.
Ihs Lohdon Star OF The evening OF ,he 81 June SAYS,
ms brave Polish Commander has completely out. m a.
bGuvTsd the Rus,i,us. WsIe a Poli,h corn, w,s
amusing them AZ Min1k, SkryZaessf united all IN.
corps on h' left, crossed the Bug and bkins Os,ro
eeka by assault has proceeded 10 Longs defeated Tbs
Russian Guards a. Tyehosu, and, in fas, occup,sd the
"hole country between the Bug aud NAtsr'
Accounts from Warsaw Of the 25.h, ieh ID sbi,seb a.
Iscolow, apparently in fouto for OsrsleDks or for
bie'k or Bialysis'k, with resource but 10 throw
hln'eli on the protection Of Prussia, DwsraekI hrs
himself on The protection Of the Austrians Hs has.
however, TO cross the Bug aud NsTeW, with Pulisk
soFDs on every side Of bio.
by this mastery movement, the Polish General has
PLACED himself in conic with the Ssmogon,ns Liihu-
Anans, and other revolted dsJisU, by whose pooua.
lien bis army will be inde6DsIy augmented, 90 az 10
cave 10 Debissb prospect OF escape but within IN.
Ptu'ap Tsnners The foreign Jsurnals as,eri that h.
VIII snd0avor 10 reach Thorn, Prussia; but We ex-
Pect he will seek TO the Ro,soks and avail him.
sell OF the shelter Of ip vsst forests.
Toe march OF SerhyZpesAi 10 without parallel in mo.
Zero warfare. From Warsaw 10 Odfolsnka vas q
nank msreh Of iull slightly miles thence to Ispzs sno-
Their 30 and TO TyChosin 20 mors-tbe last so beino in
the rear Of tbs Russi'D grand army The Pole, seen,
also TO bavs gained AWNINGS 10 repue Of The Rue.
'ans AZ MIoSk; and this. with the Opposition OF SebVZ.
oeck no doubt forseJ Diebiseh 10 retire al TO Z,eoo
near the lower Bug.
The ranks q the WasoYians have also bssn r.eypit
ed by volunteers from Prussisn and Austrian Poland
ana ne whole csmpsgn rnsefshles war Of ebiy.tv
10 which toe enlightened efpriss Of rope il rect.
eos iodVdu'Ilv, against ibs further ere osebnpents oil
he barbaToDs Muskovi'es, Ter are and Sbeusn,
We have just Learnt, (.sys The London Globe under
date June q three o'clock, p. NJ that report 10 r..
nefal ~ the city Of Russian defeat by The les and
"n h' i@Psrisl Svsrds had beer sBi 10 piessb III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

'.a 10 res, is,,ers from Berlin II 10 ees,.u,y yo,y
prevalent. ~
The Morning Star Of the srd says, that the above
port probably audes 70 the overthrow Of the Guards
'Scnoso, who were taken by surprise.
private letter fiom Warsaw, dated Is b, saws.
~ &c 's-i ihursdaY, the two stnies tuiI move
meat G'n Di ,biscr has made mar &c ivre with Al.
principal part 1T his army, 10 hs dree uoa OF tn, Bu
I'D Narew with nantes, in,.n len to get in o br
W"w die oil Pioek, % gain the Pfus,sn frontiers
Inc mo i've OF the change # p,si,ion Is not offs" TO
BE- understood a. the R1sian General 6nd. 4, diff eel
'orecetve his conveys from Russian PoIsni aud he
now vans gain The Prussan frontiers TO b. in com.
municanon with Thorn where he ba, a eoosid-rahl.
"igsz'oe ct provisions aud ammunition waiting for hi.
approach. " "
Gen. Skrzyneck has slso made flank movsm.ot. =
FRIDAY mornnE his h.ad quarters at Miiosua aud
IN 'hs at.rooon Al JAbonns, snd Oh Saturday At Sic
rock; his main army wa. IN tn dire lion of PuI.uk.
three hundred Polish officers havs received orders 4,
p'oee.d to Lithuania, to organize the icsur,ecuoo
,h'rs. We have r-c-ived ths MON nt a report hi
Ia 'hs envToos OF tro.n<s, The Imperial Russia,
Guard have experienced new cheek. Gen Uinp III
commando in that quarter.
The Messenger de Poiogns, Warsaw paper of 2I,,
May, announces that Gen. Skryznecki had taken Os.
tro'enka on the 18Th. where he obtained large sum
oil moneys the baggage of the enemy, and 100 prison
ers. The object OF Skryznecki. in advancing towards
Osroenka supposed have been TO get between the
Russians and their supplies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22
II HaIPg Hit--Fcom ~ Ksnd.U.

WI h'n'''', T. SIN, teUs-t he letter yyffls1
,I@eIny ., hi' 'liy unworthy of noier,, bo ~, va
Ie'P,eaOs w J'n'tsi ielth be. through Which ib,i,
ProopenonS were usbersd 10 'hs public TN, ,c,s,.
nSo now appears IN 10 ES OfBcai Of ibs Ex sgs,.,s
~, apo 10 an sfeis wheh ave M DOM, ia. 80
~ ',hcnon' Nj. KsDdsn uedef these creur,,,snsss
b" thought f. 10 It, ssus 9Th NJ Ioehsm' "a NJ. -
'os PWHegs wbieh tn iaU allows in sHeb esss,. has
pu' ~ H.. pes Tor snoihe, inJy dual whom tbe ,,.,
''"sps n''o n', 'usnri,n ,od qu Nv 10 no. p'isste
SIR The T'legfsPh oi ibis evening". N a sonn.n.
.ay on ne seged eon'Pifsey to asssssinate Mr L.
'nsm' foulains The following passage:
I'VE have heard even that Amos snd,Ii 80. 4. "a
prof. that such was his a1sty that he NOT epIv .i.b
me Hsa'u'y building, bat kept bin,sli slvsss n ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22
THE VICE PRESIDENT 0FIsaa,

We have moe ii.ato, ,Le Co. veo,,oo =, r, ,r,.
morr' opposed BY toe r. pubicars Of New Hans,birs
na' iF - "eIre, The non'uA Oh of Mr. Van en-
"a mas 10 get up High Tariff .Noythtr,, Con.
tedTney as the Tsieg raph cba.ees uoon i,.-Th.
vi !o- '"ci''mS such design for Mr. Van Buren
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
r. ia" Po'evoIuEs Of public meeting al PhiIa-
aepn' Democratic eiiiz'us tin favor OF the 70 eIes.
400 OF Aodrr" Jatk'sn IN opposition to all other eaa
uua'e' asa PrsPo'"d candid. for The Presidency"
sop" -" or last PaFer, J. will be perceived ih.t
ibE PEOPLE ssys AIKEN up the suti,s, Of a nnri
n'h'n 10 the Vice Presidency, by general sopy.p.
nos. % OF ah-if Prohibitions is as follows:
"Re'ofUed, That approve OF the propo,i,ion Al
the doDoc' a'ie members OF Nh. New H.mp,bi,s L.
Rha'uTe, Tor bodlng . D.mosTalc Nauoo.I Conv,n
lion at ia 'Imers, Ia May n.zt 30 nominate esadidals
or tss yic- PresidsBcy'
"Perse'yins no o'her means of n,.d,.io~ rn..;.,.
IN The republican party upon mai.er of % gyss, i'm.
Fofsnse, We aus; this noVsmsni will be followed "A
~ me He ndS OF the PTesae~t in svsry se,tsn OF ths
ihef- mo- "ob 'bs',l' real J-sksss men
VIII nne upon the candidate who may be nominated bv
such convention -
we percsive TIA! the Philadelphia Seminal, p.psy
10 she interest Of MI Isgh,. .-sorls ,h., Mr. X n
feTce Martin Pan Buren, for Vtce P,,sid,nf n,
I" me 'g'ney 81 MI KAad.I IN ID. ,o.tt,r or ,hs
ue"sn, imputed 10 hIm, we ssnDot Tespsrd-bu, for
u'e. We eeo say, That IN desiring 10 zee a cour,e
NHeh W Pfonuee 60 cert the acton OF the Democrat
p'tti, IN ihs selection OF saudidsts for In W..
e'oe'Sy. We have TO wish 10 "forcs Nfsr,ic W..
zen Tor We President" There s.erp, 10 De r.n.
raj IMMERSION thai the sl,iss Of Pssp,yIv,ss =. a.
wee Pre'd nsy should n.w be en,et,si. a. snJ :.
save 20 doubt that her would hsvs gr,st zsish,
"n lie proposed convention, 10 The of esn
didaie. " .esn'
81, not little strange, ib,t the PbiI.d,Inb, n,,,,
Whish was 90 about The remark NJ , ~
II imtshire Eipo', ina in respect 10 the p.na.vi
vans Lsg'liure, sborId have f.r arrow a,iIs HI.
WI s''uheo reVe'efcr 'of safe character ~ 10 lnt
mate hat 'hs eoufss OF New Hemp,hirs WAS subisst A
The dcia'itn OF Mr.. K.ndsl?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22
M. JeG.rsen,s Inaugural .6dd,e,,.

MR.. NDEs-AND THE BANK OF THE U. s.
We to-day lay before readers Mr.. Msdison's
letter to Mr. Ingersoll. We eonie we have seen
4 With regret The sosbips doss not sppsay 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

0 sound and satisfactory What n 4 bat In ss~
' an eneroschment on tho Constitution, recognized
oy all 'he departments OF tho Government, conse-
crates ise nat the Scdtion Act Tor instance as AZ
one time consutuional9 II had not ONLY all the den
ments OF the Government in its favorbu all the Stata
Les''a,ures. we believe, with the exception oil Vir-
We surprised to see Mr. Niles ,wervipo fran,
his moorings this occssi HE noc Ia, no sub a,
20 me constitutional ~ OF the Bank But hear him in
Mr. Madson's letter concerning the Bank Of the
united States, must 90 Tar, md ed correct he uJr-
ment oil those who have sincerely believed i'm m. nm
consutuuonatty of that institution. IL was alter bis
manner but with much less power that we have
reasoned |''n ourselves tor several years past by
SO uong, mad nearly retired from those opinions which
we '1'mery entertained on that subject. But thus
guided oy the FATHER THE coNsTIrurIoN-one
o Tue aoes' ana best men, too, that ever lived have
no hesitation In saying frankly openy that we nov
have no doubt as TO the eonsti,onaiifvo of Tho Rank
OF the United States aud that the o,,esion nj r
lehng 1t should be decided according the erpeienev
oil the oceeding-as presented, when the tune to Act
upon the matter shall arrve.'
Now, what sad ar. Niles in 1917; after, too, thi,
very ground. which Mr.. Madison takes about prses.
de"f has been taken i'm his Message OF 1875 with his
usua' iorce. Hear Mr.. y lies in lSl1!-
nso o'sth al pnnisu h, al, and yet exists.
a. TO IT,. power of Congress, 70 sssbi.n a na,ionai
hack. No such pc /. expressly d,l.e,,,d s,d ,ha
power' no. delegated reer,cd u Tho state, e-oee.
"Ve'y, or thu people. But Congress have power "ie
provide Tor the genera. welfare" which, w. humble
osheve, would he much better promoted by ROAD, ,ad
ean,i' nm 4" will b. by tie es,ablthmeat Of that
oAps iune proves all thicgG,-' su.h an
ebsine a. 'ha' Is, had b-en The hands Of those whs
'ndsavored to bsnkrup, ,h- ai,ed States in the late
war, ADD who. wi'h 'heir comparatively small mr,ns
rsaIy ara :. much to d'prsss tho public crsdi.-wh,t
woo'd nave been the eoossqsese-. Might thew not
have s'opped-and woule ,hey not have ro,o,d n
'h'y eonld-"'be wheels of Tho government Ga Tho
oher nasd II the government had retsioed moro pow.
er IN the direction Of the affairs OF this ios,,ui il
might be used to F>rsecas and ruin the State banks
ana ipdv'duas, whose political .enmsn,s should not
hdpp:n again."
Here is not ,cord about the force Of nrs..d.n,,.
moi word here about the guide, and of the Father Of
inc Constitution (anluesu nably, OF the best men
sou Puresi po,cians that ever breathed)-But in 1877
forsooth the Bank not cons dered az a branch ~
tne great american System which it 10 attempt
ed to be made!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

The Scandalous Chronicle aga,n!-Tbs story abou,
hr' D'nelscn's ha'ing " been dismisssd' ~ copse-
qhvnce oil bis positive refusal TO associa. with Me- E
now positively eontradIsed hy the Nashville "B.p-
ae' "a paper wh,sh i, very far from being d.vo,sd
20 me pr's,n administrations We are eou6dsn (.svs
'ne Banner that this story is not true. Mr Dcoe,son
We undo' "d wits thiS ptiv,,s As.usss and
W IN 10" 'nt'nhOn of returning ,ciM his family 20
Vdshng'"n an fug'>f or September. The sboy, :torv
""oSH'" upo" as tGce. The difcuIies ubcb nav. nr.
eu'red' 10 he social circles Wellington will probs-
oy De removed by the change n tho C,hlnet anS II 10
surely unnecessary, IL thtr were dispost.lo % me-
we sohoi"ns or TO oppose hem, al he Stage
81 'nsirs. Mrs. Dbueison ma b-en 10 T.nc.,,.s ,,-
.p'- onh- oas,, bn, understand intend, rs.,ur
ing TO W1shingt0n."
Tn 'rurtU'e" which 10 said to have taken pl,es "h.
tween Uncle and Uepb >, (the Pre,iden, and MI, o.,
neson Goes not exist The story as fase a, mos, Of
ho'r which have come from the cane mint Wa
earn IRON the most inquest enable authority that Mr.
'o.sion never had better feelings his uncle than
"e mas aus time; "td he 10 to blame for hs mas
"1' 10 "m''h ms name Is ha~krd about In the peve-
Papeis- fhaPs "s Owe sn spology FIR 90 frtquen,Iv
'-'"a"'inS '"e mans Of Lady (Mrs D. whose sweet
'' gnh-o "a 'uners have made her the centre OF 90
muco attraction. even white sn. wrs most anxiou, TO
hun w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

CABINET Course # Executive Afea,ures
u may be agreeable at this time, when an enreIv
new Cabinet Is going into operation, 10 understand
"ha' was tue course OF things under Gen. w asbipr.
Ton am Mr. Iefierson's Administrations 1t is booeS
mat The consultations OF the Cabinet will not now he
impedsd by any want Of harmony If feel g among its
members We understand, that the President spares
no pains to make himself acquainted with the condi,iou
oil public affairs, by revising oil the public Correspond
shce; 10 such man, the Office cannot be bed Of
roses: O
From Mr. Jefersons Circular to the Head, of the
departments and pripate, dated Washington, Mo-
uember 6, 1901.
Having been a member OF the first Administration
under General Washington, state with exactness
"hat our course then wa Letters Of business came
addressed sometimes TO the President but most FREE
queniiy TO the Heads of Depsrm- nts If addressed 10
himself he referred them TO the proper department 10
ne acted on II to one OF the Secretaries the letter I
required no answer, was commune the Presi-
dehi, simply Tor his information. 10 was reuu.
ste, The secretary OF the Depar,men, communicated
tne letter aud his proposed the esisot =
VI nera'iy they were 'impv sent ack after perusal
"hich s'gnhed his appreciation Sometimes he return
ell them with an III or.a note, sueees ing an ai,ers-
Ton or query IL doubt OF any Import. nee arose be
reserved 1t tor conference ny this mems he was al.
ways IN accurate of all facts and pr,ceedjo,s
III every part OF the Union, and 10 whatsoever denar
'nent they related he formed cenra, po,u for tbe
different branches; preserved unity OF onpct md
action among them exercised that rartic cation In Tho
geston oil aifairs which his office made incu,nhen, an
nm and mt himself the due responsibility for what
done.''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16
"wednesday Egessss,g, Jane as
MEETING Ar THE CAPITOL.

The meeting cal'od for Tuesday evening, to re-
GIVE ;hc Report or the Committee Of Thirteen, on
the sutjec of Internal improvement respectu-
bly, attended, AID the Report and Resolutions
(rxcept TIC fl hlunaru"usly adopted. That reso-
luton mrt with opposition from Gen. Harvic, who
viewed i, as ind eating wisa that the State should
relinquish its prcPer'y in the James River bu it
was adopted nearly unanimously, we refer to the
oficisl proceedings, which We extract from the
Compiler Of ilrsmorang.
II appears 10 Us that the Committee have chosen
their ground with the best Judgment that they have
thcr gone too far, stopped TOO short. The
right of property enjoyed by The Commonwealth in
the James River, Che actual commencement and
prosecution &c certain c&teit, az particular moce
of Improvement at enormous expence. the unset
tied preston Of 7roccdenco between the Rail Road
Canal or a Loci; and Dam far Steam Navigation,
as best suitedto JasIos River, and the want OF sur
veys and csnglcs Ht!i tciItoG 20 The three respect
i've ,nodes--oH these matters cmbdrrazs the subject
greatly. ard fr ;hc present, yn'i, tie Legislature
shall rsfrovo The ,i,H2ulty form bar 10 immediate
ard efficient action. Tire People of Richmond cqu
do .ls more g. dis .in', tina express their zeal
for ;le cause, accompanied by assur ,!:c,s OF CO.
oprrsi:an when thriy hands are united.
The Tcsolul;ons cG'red b. llr. james. MT with
some, and sc uGnt, rsbcy fantastic opposi ion.
but every ajjcmrt TO ovode postpone OF reject
them, was s.eadii; aal snccesefll'y reys.cd Con-
currence in thc importance End value of opening
The sli, o'.qru., to lie ci,y was universal, bpt
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Messrs. Editors--I not addicted to prophesying,
am believer in forerunners," vet for this time
allow me to relate short dialogue to which was
listener. ~ w.
..Havc you heard the bad neyvs?' says man who is
fond of tho marvellous.
"No," was the reply of an honest mechanic, WHO
minds his own business.
.sWhy, Gen Jackson is blown up.
The ID he is; well, IhcPe he is under the clay by
this time"
Who do you mean by hel'
s'Why, Gen Andrew Jackson, to be sure
'Oh, no., you mistook my nicaning it is the steam.
boat .Gcn. jackson that had reference to-" e.
"We well, the news at first, as 1 understood you,
not unexpected, but the only difference is, the
Isl and the other IS to be blown up that's all" 49,.
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