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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06
Public Sale.
iy f0-eots

ID Y virtue Of Deed of Irus. from William Veitch
- and wife. bearing date the 2O.h OF September,
1923. shall, for the purposes therein mentioned Oh
Wednesday, the 5th of August next, offer for sale the
following PROPERTY. to wit:
a LOT OF GROUND & WHARF on the
east side Of Strand street. in til. Town of Alexandrs
beginning Strand street lightweight feet three and
and hafinches to the south of Wolfe street; thence
south Strand street lightweight feet three inches
and hall; thence esstwardly, to Wolfe street
into the river Potomac; thence norhwardy, paralleto
Strand street eighty eight feet three and half inches
thence wcst~ar'I'v to the beginning Also,
THREE OTHER LOTS OF GROUND on
the west side Of Strand street. to The southwark Of Wolfe
street. and the east side Of twenty feet alley LEAD
ing from Wolfe street, between Union and Strand SITS
which three Lots Of Ground adon each other, and ar.
all embraced in the following boundaries DeeBninc
the side Of said alley, eghty.six feet seven IN
ches to the south Of Wolfe streets thence said alley
south ninetyeet; thence cast parallel to Wolfe street
eighty feet, to Strand street; thence north Strand
street ninety feet; thence west 20 the beginning Also
ONE OTHER LOT OF GROUND on the
west side Of Patrick streets Beginning one hundred
and twenty five feet from Duke street, running parable.
with Patrick stree; twentynne feet; thence westward
ly, parallel to Duke street, hundred and twenty
three eet five inches; thence souhwardy. parallel to
Patrick street, fifty feet to sixteen feet alley; thence
parallel 10, and binding said alley, twenty three feet
five inches; thence nor,hwsrdIy twenty.one feet,
thence eastwardly, and parallel to Duke street, ono
hundred feet, to the beginning
After the sale of the above, SHALL If necessary, sell
the following PROPERTY, conveyed 10 me in trust By
the said Vetch and wife, and Benoni Wheat and wife
by deed bearing date the goth of September, 1928:
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side of
Duke street, between Fairfax and Water Streets bind
ing Duke street twenty seven feet ten inches; run
ming thence southwardly, parallel Fairfax street,
niney.one feet six inches, TO ten feet alley; thence
eastwardly. parallel to and binding on said alley
twenty.seven feet ten inches thence northward. pa
ralle to Water street, ninety one feet six inches, to
the beginning
The sale will take place on the premises, at twelve
O'Clock. Terms, Cash.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
Nv 16-eOts
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Camp Meeting.

CAaPNEETING viii commence on Friday, Oath
n August, on the land Of Captain Thomas Nelson,
hsgrove near the main road leading from Dnmfes to
lahsdoxn', Tavern and Stafford Springs, ,qui d>tsnt
SIX OF seven miles from those places, nine ten from
sa'ost Court House and Bientsville, and fifteen fro
occoiaan. The situation is remarkably healthy, and
supplied abundantlY with good water. co Sly 81
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a Card.

MFRS. BOURNE returns her sincere acknowledge.
WI mats to those Young ladies who have waite her
return and informs them, together with the ladies' and
gentlemen Of Alexandria, that she is to be found at
Mrs Rebecca Tayor's, King street, where specimens
other ork are to be seen, and terms made known.
Painting and drawing from Nature taught in eight
lessons. dissatisfaction be not given, compensation
will he expected Also, ak Work aid Ebony Work
Mrs b. solicits the ladies to call early, as her time
will be limited i'm the District ofColumbs y25-tf
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We are surry to perceive that Roberts Vaux.
Esq. Of this city, has declined the acceptance Of
the appointment recently conferred upon him BY
The President, as one Of the Commissioners for
experimenting the location of emigraot 'a'lians.
Weperoeive by one of the Hartford. !Cou pa.
Pers, that Mr.. Henry l.. Ellsworth. " ,Hat ;"wn,
has been appointed in the place OF M Eaux
Fihjh Gaz.
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insurance on lives. &c.

FHE United States Insurance Company of Baltimore.
l. under charter from the State of Maryland. and
with ample capital. have appointed the undersigned
their Agent for he District of Columbia, and through
him will insure as follows:
lst Ok L,vhs, COR an! period of time BY this in.
surance salared officers cergymen clerks, and every
other person whose family depends upon hi personal
service for support may by laying aside small part
of earnings. make a comfortable provision for his
family at his DEATH and them from peeunisry dis
tress The life of debtor may also be insured by
creditor, whose hopes Of pa, nent depend upon thst
life.
3D. On BUILDINGS, Snrrs IN POM. f'ousEHoLn Fun
yIrUnE, and MERCHASDIzE OF EVERY DEscnIrrIos,
against loss damage by fire. Rs
Sd GRANT ANNUirILs which will be paid quarter
y, half yearly, or yearly person sdvsnced years,
whose income mad, quate to bis support may pnr.
chase annuity and :hus secure an ample income Tor
life
18th. SELL EsnownESrs, by which parents may pro-
vide for their children.
Any further information can be had at the Agency,
18th street. opposite the Treasury where applications
for insurance should be made
JAMES fl. CAUsTEN.
Washington, il 90 -eo6t
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Notice..

IN pursuance of an Order ofthe County Court Of
l. Fairfax, dated June Court, 1892. directed TO the
undersigned, shall sell TO The highest bidder, on the
FIRST day Of August Court next. az Fairfax Court House
the following NEGROES, belonging to the estate o..
John s. Love, Decd viz:
Negro Nan. Negro womsn and Female Child
8 Negro BOYS. and Negro Girl 81
Purchasers will he required to give bond5, with ap
provei security. pa, sb!e in six months.
Sale to take place at II o'clock
WILLIAM swiNK, Sen.
WIS Cnnrni. sinner
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COMMUNICATED.

III. Saom,len-Newspaper borrowers are bad
enough, but there's are worse. On Friday morn
ing the newspapers were taken from the doors Of
at least two subscribers. | entertain good OPT
Mon of my ueighbors generally, but am Constrain-
ed to say that these things do sometimes occur
al the head of KING STREET.
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StOmacMic Blt,ers.
DIR. WEDDERBURNS STO.M.aCHIC

BITII'ERS
VI AVE, for several years past, been grand proven
IL tive against Agues. Intermittent and t'iIiou, Fe
ver If used in time, as directed by him each labe
and they are now particularly recommended. 1t IS
needless to say more in their favor the virtue and
good qualities of these B well known through
this country and many Of the West India Islands.
KING Street, near Joseph Janney & Cos, Alexsn.
dria, July 10, 1s52-eolm
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ID | E ID,

On Monday. the Soth ultimo, ai'cr severe
and protracted illness, at New Brunswick, Nj,
IN the list year Of his aSe, the r Rev. joHy
CRoEs, ID D., for more than thirty years the
Rector Of Christ Church in that Civ. and more
than sixteen the head of the Diocess of the Pro-
'estant Episcopal Church in that State.
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brokers & tonveyancer's
n rL,T|E

VOiIN l.. HAMPSON has opened Brokers CfIice
% next door south Of Nessrs J. u w. 10 lrwm's
Store Union street, and opposite the Custom House,
where he will attend to the airing of Manfess aud
Entries of Goods Transfers Of Vessels, and TO all the
duties connected with the situation.
Also attend to Convey sncing, the drawing up of In
solvents petitions, &c &C aug lot
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asiatic Cholera.

TREATISE on the above subject, giving an ac-
~ count OF its rise and progress, character and ma
mre, symptoms prevention, aud method oftreatmeut,
ny Dr. Joseph Sesy,; price 25 cents. Received on
sale by T.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06

tb;s ovn pocket, wn'ch has been Inc case 10
% ~ able amount, be has a right, as he con-
''u'' s "a complan. | have no idea OF being
ssI S.:,be common pack-horse for every thing and
w" Vour correspondent Nj. returns his thanks to
Sor what YOU published Of his communication,
,u:s would have preferred greatly you had pub
; ~ none. Than part only. Perhaps YOU adop-
- he wi.er policy, as il is sometimes better 10
go .Is,t than to speak the truth. Nj. can prove
...,nt;alIv all he said. As matters are, let them
I'm So | wish nothing further published,
sJ will endeavor to arOid troubling you again,
pat tread upon worm, and he will turn.
nh August, 1882. NJ
c,lI Is made for letter written by Mr..
T,zewell, upon the occasion OF the public din-
oer being rendered to him in the spring OF 1851,
which letter il is said. was at the time shewn to
member, of the Virginia Legislature and others,
b,, never published In this letter Mr. Iaze-
vel! is reported to have remarked that "Jack-
son was inebriated with his own popularity. =
That aatterers or bad men had his ear-that
IL, vas surrounded by evil councillors or advi-
sar.-that there existed at Washington 80 ma
Ego influence" that by reason of this state OF
,5inss, the constitution was disregarded, and the
true policy Of the country according to southern
notions Ct course) sacrificed. THAT if bills
we're to be u3oed one year and passed the next,
offices created to reward friends, the press sub
sdlned, he, (Mr. Tazewell,) mus, be found in
the opposition; but if Jackson (of which he SEEM
ed to have but faint hope, should ever again be
brought back to see and pursue the true interests
and policy of the country. he might be induced
70 support his reelection, though with reluctance
The letter, if not confidential. and we have
assurance that It was not so, but written to be
generally read, we should like to see published
for variety Of reasons.
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AS,G;;'szE
THE CHOLERA.

Friday was observed ~ New York as day Of
Fasting and Prayer. and no evening papers were
published on that day. BY some mischance. we
failed to receive any slips from that city by yester
DAVIS mail.
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Corn.

4 FEW hundred bushels, boarda schooner at
N Twins wharf, for sal. low if taken from OH board
this omrning GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
Who wish to purchase good WHEAT. aug2
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Xoung AaAies' seminary,
Brooke Lodge, on 81. .4saph Street, bet,oeel
Rlnp md CnnlerOn.
Or Others DESTROYS Of commencing the Cabinet

King and Cameron.
NHIILIIAM NJ JONES informs his friends and the
w public that the duties Of bis School will be re.
sumed on the first Monday in SEPTEMBER next La
tin. French. and the useful branches of complete
English education VII comprise the course of study
ell arranged to suit different capacities In order to
produce habits of industry and love for literature,
connected with othc facilities of the Institution, is
Free Library of upwards of one hundred and fifty 70.
Tunes, carefully selected from the best authors. to
which gradual accessions will be made. As neither
zeal nor attention will De relaxed. he hopes, from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly to the i'm
provements made in the science Of Education, he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction TO his patrons
Experimentally knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations. and CO "pcr 'tion o: those inter-
ested lie respectfully invites them to call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system Of instruction,
and the regular progress and proficiency Of his pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail
fled will be employed 10 instruct III French, Music
Drawing. and Painting
Alexandria. August 2, lS32-3m
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To Rent

RMA That comfortable Bril- DWELLING oppo
ksla ste Mr Smiths Foundry It's sufficiently large
to accommodate two families For the whole or half
of SAID house. appiyto
jy "a J0SitV III. DAVIS.
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Sale Of I.aNN.

PURSUANT to Decree of the Superior Court of
4 Law and Chancery for Prince William County. pro-
nounced the 18Th day Of May, 1852, in suit wis
in homas r. Hereford and others plaintiffs and
Newman's Administrators defendants, shall, on the
first Monday in October next. before the front door of
the Court House of Prince william County, sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, credit of
two and three years, in equal instruments to carry in
,erest from the date,
aeIss A TRACT OF LAND. containing
t3aS TH q HUNDRED e FIFTY ACRES, ".
SXVa ing in the County of Prince Wlliam, being
sesseaas the same that was conveyed by William j.
Newmsn, deceased, to III mas J. Newman, including
Mi the land which William Newman held the
south side ofCathsrpn kIn, and 10 embrace as much
in the fork of Cstharpin and Sick Runs as will
be sufficient to make the said two hundred aud fifty
acres
Bonds, with approved personal security, and deed
of trust the land will be required of the purchI
JOHN w. TYLER,
iy f0-eots Commissioner.
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Courier:
PRINCETON, N. J. Aug. 1, 1882.
Genflemea- Excuse the liberty am taking;
but knowing the extensive circulation of your va
liable paper, beg leave that you will make
known through it. that there are now four dec,d-
ed cases Of cholera existing in the heart of this
town.
The authorities of this town. against the wishes
of large portion of the Inhabitants, have con-
verted the town house into hospital for the sick,
as there are many cases hourly occurring on the
line of the canal. When it becomes known to
them that there is place provided for them. we
shall, without doubt, be flooded with them. My
object is to give notice ia those strangers who
may wish to come here, that they may be go
verned accordingly.
A large portion of the students in college have
left, and others are the .e Of going, 10 conse-
quence Of the alarm which exists here.
BY giving the above notice you will confer a
favour on your obedient servant,
THOS. Nj. TAYLOR.
P. S. Since writing the above, two OF the cas-
es have died.
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Princeton, ". J-Tae following letter has
been addressed to the Editors Of the New York
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To Contractors. St"Ne Cutters
IND lLASONS

Canal Office lin Alexandria, until the 18th Of Au.
gust, for delivery at Four Mile Run. three miles ABOVE
hIe1sndra 1928 cubic feet Of Hard Granite Tor cut
stones $3.50 cubic feet of Granite or the bes, and hard
est Sand stone shaped out ny the pick hammer, to
suit drs wings furnished here. of sizes and weight
usus for rng-sone and coping for arches If IS Ieet
span
Aiso 1900 cubic yards of the largest fiat bedded and
best siay.d Granite Ruhble Stone from Potomac.
Also, $50 cuoic yards OF Hard Stone, of any shape
and sz-. not less than 80 cubic inches.
Tn. Proposals should state the earliest day for deli
very of ZACH of he shove kinds of stone.
Also for cutting the ABOVE Granite or Sand Stone. at
s, u.h er square foot good clear cutting alike for
faces, beds joints, whether straight or curved
Dfa.sns, to be sewn, if req tired. before bidding
Also for !ayias into thick piers, &c $500 cubic
ysr.ls of Masonry of which 1910 will be OF the best
p, stone aud The ofbrcks; and ct these latter
1860 arch work Material AMI centering furnished by
the Company The whole masonry III faithful be's OF
mortar NO grcut ard to abide the inspection OF the
C,mpspy's gent s. all times.
The whole OF the above work to be donc and mate.
rails furnished to suit the Engineer, other Agent of
the Company who is to be the sole judge OF execution
of contracts, without appeal to law, &C
VIII SON C FAIRFAX,
Engineer Alexandria Canal Company.
Alexandria. SGh july, lSS2-eo4t
rNa';crai in.ci'genccr every other day st
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X,inseed OH.

(: BBLs Linseed Oil, for sale by
- aug w. H. MILLER
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. CO.

ARRIVED. May %,
schr Reaper. Percva, Boston; plaster, rum. &c. to
A. G. Cazennve Co.
sloop ]. W Caldwell, Mats. Philadelphia; freight
for The District.
Schr Harriet, Nickerso", hence at Boston 18Th inst
Schr Independence, do do 10Th. Schr Mary ann,
Tsrlton, hence at Portsmouth 10Th.
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Boston School Books.
KENNEDY has recently received, fro

e KENNEDY has recently received. from the
He North, awriety Of Elementary Books, among
which are the following:
Ainsworth's Dictionary, abridged by John Dymock,
hrst American edition, with improvements by Charles
Anthem
Natural Philosophy. with Practical Exercises, BY r.
j, Ernd.
Acadrmical Speaker. adapted for Exercises in Elo.
cuuon' ny b ID. Emmerson, ne edition.
American First Class Book, by John Piefpoint ~.
thor Of Airs OF Palestine
National Header. and Introduction to ditto; by the
same author.
Young Reade-i by the same author
Mental Guide, being conpend of the first princi.
Piles Of Netaphy scs and system Of attaining an easy
and correct mode of thought and style in composition
by transcrption dedicated to Levi Hodge, Of Harvard
University
Moral Glass Book, or the Law of Morals derived from
the Created Universe, and rom revealed Religion, by
William Sullivan, Councillor Ut Law.
Political Glass Book. intended to instruct the higher
Classes in schools, in the origin. nature, and Of Po
ftcal Power. by the same author, new edition, with
an Appendix.
Book Of Mature laid open, by the Rev J. L. Blake,
A. N.
American Natural History, second edition, by ID.
Goldman. NJ. ID.
Virgins ditto. extracted from the works Of Button.
Culver, Lacepedi, and ether eminent n,turalss, new
edition. with improvements from Geof ey, Griffith,
Richardson, Lewis and Clark, Long. Wilson, and
others, with 500 engravings.
Young LADIES' Class Book, by Ebenezer Bailey,
Principal of a. Young Ladies' High School. Boston.
American Biography. being the Lives of the Sign
ers of the Deelaraon Of independence, by the Rev.
ca Goodrich.
Elements of Chemistry. including the Recent Dis.
coveries aud Doctrines Of the Science. BY Edward
Turner, ". d., Il. g., Professor Of Chemistry in the
University Of London; with notes by Franklin Bache,
n. ID.
Ancient History, by C. Rolln. ". svo. edition Of
ID from the latest London Edition, carefully revised
and corrected; to which is pre6xed Life Of the Au.
thor. may 24-eo6t
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uniutentionaIly escaped tue recollection Of the
committee; but he proposed to allow the Dele
gates from the District one vote, and moved ac-
cOrdingly.
Mr.. Lausat, of sylvania, lopPosed the mo-
ton, on the ground that no voice was allowed
them by the Constitution.
The preston being taken on the motion toallow
the District one vote, it was found that there
were for it leo, against it, 1853. So the motion
was lost.
Mr.. King, from the committee, offered two re-
solutions, the first Of which specified, that in vot
ing on the nomination for Vice President, the au-
thorized person should designate the name Of the
person to be voted for By the delegates from that
state, which was adopted; and the second pro.
vided for the appointment OF committee topre-
pare an address to the people, which was laid on
the table until after the nomination should have
been made.
Mr.. King then moved that the States should be
called over and the ballots handed to the Secre-
tary, which being done, the result Of the ballot
ing was found to be as follows:-
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Nry Goods at Cost.

y
1sHE subscriber intending to close his business mere
before the Fail has commenced seihn8 ou' d. 'o''
an extensive assort ment Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
large proportion recever! by the late arrivals IRON
New York; among which are
Cloths, blue, mulberry, olive, black, and MKT
Csssim ,res aud Cas- anets, blue. drab, aud mkt
White and brown English and French Dri'hng
Circassiaus, Eankeens and other Boods for summer
Rouen C.ssimcres, good article for boys clothes
Msrselles, silk, and other Vesngs, IN great variety
Italian Luslrlngs, FIcrences, and other oilss
Crane de Lyon and other thin goods ior d'e'se'
Bombazines aud Bombszets
C;npb,ms. C,licoes ani Hu,lins, large assortment
at reduced prices, from l24 cents upwards :,
Hosiery, OF silk Cotton anu ~ors'ea' al ''e' ""N
cheap
italian md French Grapes, all colors
Merino Shaws scarlet, white and black, very cheap
Robbinet aces AMI Edginga at reduced prices
Crane, Gauze, Silk, and Bandans iidkis
Csmbrics, Jaconets and Corded Musiins
Plain aud figured Swiss and Scotch Jaconet ana
Book Muslins
IRISH Linens, long Lawns, and Linen Csmbrics
Umbrellas Of cotton and silk, and PaiasoIs
Ieghorn Hats, Bonnet Cambrics and heeds
Tsffrta Rhands all colors and widths
Russia Sheetng. Birds e, c and Scotch uiaPer
nr,wn an hleacbed Uowiss, Osnsburgs and canvass
pr,wn and blesched (ottons, all prices ana "'i's
Bed Ticking, Dome, ic Plaid. and stripes
Sewing Silks, Threads SPoo' anu o"'' o'
Buttons Gloves OF all kinds 60 ,.r
And many other articles too numerous ,'r '
,ssmen, at less than market prices, by A''u
e,.u for Cash or on short time to those w"o pay ="
: re'sh. wi 'N'' JAMES w. SCOTT,
ae"'A"'' Garner of King and Royal streets
NAV -Sat;TTuesaeof
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~ DOthing are they distinguished SO
n'as nv their cordial. ungrudging gratitude.
aa'a - Swartwout, who was an American, who
''t I.I uDon ample experience, and who must
5.sn perfectly impartial, described the Irish
., in this short phrase: "a good word to
nth more than handful OF dollars to
s;se., This Is their real character.
,s,, ips,iy aud kindly, and not only their
, ,isir lives are at your service"
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New GNO0s.
q UPPER black water Gros de aples
y Colored figured water d, al ~ cents
Heavy black Gro de Swiss
Danask Grape and HERMAN Shawls
Grape AMI Gluze iisndk cr-hiefs
Cambric Cir g!,ams, Mnsia needle WORLD Capes
B,ck Pongec lf,rsimmer wear
DO Persian Cloth )
Corled Skirts, Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Raw Silk and KID Gloves, mems
case Irish Linens
Irish Bird eye Diaper
also,
hale exrs fine Black Cloth
Hue, Brown, Green and Olive Cio'hs
Together with many other se.sorao'e s"d oes""''e
Goods Just received and for sale low BY
49, nv .-.o6t j. MCKENZIE e Co
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said something about Depart ye non-descripts;
we know ye Motive don't know who wrote it.
We gave in yesterdays Gazette an account of
the disgraceful proceedings in Philadelphia, con-
sequent upon opening the books for subscriptions
to the stock Of the Girard Bank A Town Meet
ing has.been called in that city to take the sub.
ject into consideration, and act in the premises.
The Deeeicy Of the Qfcial.-Dr. E. S. Da-
Wis. (of s. c. recently Of famous memory, has pub
lished in the GLOBE, the official government jour-
nal, letter, in which he speaks of Mr.. urges
as san old sinner'-a ''veteran in every thing
that is mean and con temptible"-of Mr.. Cooke
of Ohio, as ''cat's- paw''-ot Duff Green ''as the
most consummate Of all coundrels''-ridicules
Mr.. Miller Of S. c., and concludes by informing
the "opposi,ion" members that he intends leav-
Ing the city in few days. and hopes these gentes
men will be more composed, and no longer look
like frightened cartridges. when he enters the
House Of Representatives,! This decent! and
respectful. letter is published without note OF
comment.
That most unexpected event, the nomination of
MIR. Van Buren, by the Baltimore Convention, has
actually occurred Our readers will find full
report of the proceedings in this days Gazette.