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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
COMMUNICATED

Courts are too mach 5tr tpts ,oeak as mine PoPS
dav more and more remarkable. Ii appears to
be now universally conceded, that those VIII" con-
slider themselves least subject to pleasure and its
destinations, are as liable as the more irresolu,e
and fall Into the excuses which modern taste
and refinement seldom fail to recommend. We
are all, unfortunately. the dupes Of Fashion,
Young and old, Of every description and charac-
ter. Worship at the same shrine. and participate,
With equal spirit, in the same vices. Within the
recollection Of almost every one. how wonderful
have been the caprices OF soCety!-Our wants.
never satisfied, have advanced regularly with the
progress Of invention; and the offspring Of these
rresiless desires are the folies Of which we see,
aud hear so much, in every situation Of life. We
are sometimes asked how it has happened, that
our ancestors contributed so little to the beau
. " of their domestic system. The reason is
obvious, and our answer NAV furnish a useful
guide TO those who would listen to the voice Of
experience, aud amend the future by lessuns Of
the past What our ancestors rejected. as idle
aud ridiculous, their pleasure. smitten descend
ants grasp With eagerness and delight: the wees
Of thar age appear tn ha e become the virtues Of
the present: substantial and useful customs yield
10 announcement aud empty forms; in fue, mo-
drrn Innovations, n,!we,er uhwerthily. have gain
ed complete ascendancy. nd the force OF haort
Is such, that we now acquiesce un1er the oe''et
that 1t Is all for the better.
Al this emporium of fashion and extravaganza
flourish the puuisite and amusing from all quar-
tiers Of the Uulon. They come here IN crowds,
10 propagate their unchartered IN, enuons. or "a
Their Improvement from the altogether original
representatives of remote chimes. The proud
and sell possessed Englrshman; the agent OF the
Russian despo,; the grave and swarthy Spanlard;
the loving and sprightlJ Frenchman, and the
whole corps diptomatiq,e. here figure in their
appropriate ecceurrities. Ii Is, however, diff
cult BY any popularity in dress or manner, not
outstanding the incongruous materials OF which
our society Is formed, to distinguish between
these respective dignitaries and our own less ele-
waited, but equally aspiring, native. The village
Top and the country rustic emulate each other in
the glorious rivalry Of fashion: they commit their
ursightIy ornaments to the funeral pile together,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-FrB. q.

BUS TON MAKkEI-FEB. u.
F2our.-rhe market has sustained but little
change in prices since our last report. The stock
has been increased by further arrivals. and sales
of Howard street have been made at SIS. cash ;
and Philadelphia S5s. 6 mos. and other descrlp-
tons within range of quoted prices.
Gran-Since our last publication 10000
bushels of Corn have arrived. of which abon
q. 900 bushels are sold at 10 Acc per bushel,
60 and go days or. and part for cash at the for.
mer price; sales Of Northern Rye S5c and Oats
48 a SOC. pei bushel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02

w just received, from n. ,ton agricultural and
tIor 'cuursi ST. 4 rstaoiishmen, his
FALL SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEEDS.
wsrrante equal, not SUPER r, ay ver ot, red an
this market Among which are the FLOWING. VIZ:
Earl, double b 'ssom frame pea; early single do do
do; esrly Washington do; Russell, extra early dwarf
d.; dwarf blu. imperial do
Early dwarf case knife beans, do red diva cranber
~ do; large Wind or doi London horticultural POI
10; early Mohswe do; early China dwarf do; srg
scarlet DO, do white do d1 large Lima Over,
6ae) do
Earl, sweet corn livery de.ica,e' do jefferson do,
(esrie,t kn,wh) 10 ruscsrDra do, DO G man do
Esrty York cabbage; do hst 'ulch do; gree Globe
Savoy la" large Cape Ssvo, d", srge hate dr. m.he,d
de; red Dutch do; early sugar do, do Bat,ersea do
Earlr eau "A over; sr.e late do
Purple egg plant; White do do; curled k,ie
Sslsefy, or vegetable oyster; mtstintium
Long cayenne pepper; early broc> OIL; large Cape do
Brussels sprouts
Long blood beet; sry Turf" blood DO, French
sugar true do, imported; nangei wur'zei
Long orange Carrot; Ntringhsm ho
Large Dutch parsnip; % nash pepper Chick meaD
Cunsry qus.h (very hne tor winter), early scOIiop
summer 50 iash, do long wasted do do
PrtcSly >innsch (for 10 s grey
Tomato, OF love apple
Esry Dutch turnip; white ht do; yellow do long
yellow French do Every hne)
Ruts haga; white solid celer, (ver, finest sor,)
Earl, frame cucumb, T; do green cluster sar!iest
cultvs,ionl; do short pr'cky do dos long green Tur
key do Imported se.d); do prickly do or pickhng);
L.: in or y est In il cucumber, for do
Esf!y London caiet Snort top radi-h; do long sal
mon 10; do cherry scarlet turnip DO; do white do do
WI.onp Island water melon; d. North Carolina do;
rmnd do d.; green do; Persian do; apple seed
ed do =, :, -.
whit. Portugal onion, red yellow or silver skin
ditto
Double curled parsley; summer Savoy
Thyme; sage
Ten,bali lettuce; early cured sesia do, large i'm
pcrisl do; TO, Cape DO
NIB Boxes put up for famii use. containing about
40 d,feren kinds If seed, or sale formerly, at rs
per box.
mar 2-2awU
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
Notice.

Notice.
Office of the .Alerandria ( anal Company,}
26 January 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, 10 the soe khoders IN ths
~ conrany, that an nstalment Of two dollars per
share is required be paid before the hr't day
of Iarct, md further nStament OF two dollarsper
share on OF before the first day OF April, next.
BY order of the Board.
JOIN II. CREASE,
ian 27-d3td eof Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02

The debate IN Mr.. Cayton's motion TO ap
point Committee TO examine into the state ot
the Bank 0, the United States, &c was not re-
sumed in the House Of Representatives yester-
day. being deferred by vote Of the House, TO
make way tor some other business We ques-
ton whether it will be resumed before Monday.
Nat. Int Of yesterday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
NOMestic Goods.
GEORGE CAREY.

Corner of Baltimore g. Charies-sts., Baltimore.
= As Tor ,ae general ASS 'rtme Mt OF DUNES IL
al Goods; consisting, in part, of
"Wslthsm.," Appleton" g Dwell, Tia.
milton +" Nashua" Exeter =" Avery"
and "Pitts6eld" MANUFACTURES
Which will be sold on favorable Terms oy the PACK
age or piece, "'A'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
rRyDsY MORNING. MARCH .. 1852.

The swell, Of the waves is yet to be seen though
<, term has subsidized. The Richmond papers
oo,,ip long essays upon the s~,ject which has
,,,.Jv engaged SO much attention in the Leg'sla-
,nrs We devote PARTON of our columns to this
.,,,er of 50 much interest both to Virginia and
tho Country. This is done at the request OF ma
,,x Of orr subscribers in the adjoining counties.
,IIo our readers will be pleased with the eloquence
and ability displayed in the debate.
IN thp Senate on Wednesday on motion Of Mr..
Chambers. the bill in relation to the construction
g tho draw m the bridge over the Potomac river,
was taken up. I'm
Mr., c. said, that the final passage OF the bill
,ya. resisted by the citizens OF Georgetown, as It
,ya, before the amendment was made. The OBJ
,sc Of which was to crafty the people, as far as
:, conld he consistently done. The merits OF the
hill, had been fully discussed, and the reasons and
oh;sct,ons considered. The committee were 6f
on,pon that the bill should pass. IL passed the
House of Representatives the last year. aud ia,l-
,d IN tie Senate only for want OF time. The
,menLmen, proposed was to place the draw on
pircA of wood instead OF stone.
Nr FORSYTH would not object to its passage,
and considered that further discussion was unne-
CesSary.
After some further remarks by Messrs Cham
bers and Forsyth, the bill was laid on the table.
Muiiny-Capt Allen. Of the ship Samuel
Wright. arrived at New York. informs that the
ship Robert. which had just arrived at HaVre, had
spoken the ship James Perkins, bound to L'be-
sA. with passengers, who had twice attempted to
takr the ship, but were go, under, and the ship
was proceeding ON her voyage.
We observe the following in New York pa
per-. IL is stated, that the pressure on the
money market was greatly relieved last week BY
the LIBERAL discounts of rhe United States Bank.
Ii Is believed that institution discounted upwards
Of three hundred thousand dollars on Saturday, a
hundred thousand more than they would other
wise have done, were il not for the pressure OF
the times. The conduct of the Branch here IS
,puken of in the highest terms of commendation.
E<change on England has declined to93 per ct.
for private bills. No specie OF consequence has
been shipped to Europe by any ct the February
Packets"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02

Two vessels have cleared at Boston to cruise
for the brig Hudson from India for that port with
a cargo worth $4,000 abandoned at sea, but
faI en- in with BY the Isaac Hicks. Feb. 8, IN
LAT. 81, long. IS 40, apparently all safe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
+ esh q GeuMiue Il ,rAea seeds

HNH-M NORRIS King street Alex&n lra, ha
w Just received, from III '-ton agricultural an'
lot. .cu!turs S.. 4 rstapShme,, his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
Was Found,
Fletcher & Nen,eMt

aUAVE taken the Store AID wharf recently occu'
L pied by Chamberlain &. HsrrisI where hey offer
for sale
20 bbs No I beef
Il " prime pork
II No 2 anil mackerei
IS Tag. Rio Java and Porto Rico c"iee >
10 packages gunpowder. imperial ionng
hyson and ,ouchong teas, late importation
2s boxes orang 5 in good r'eT
IL sperm mou aud dipt csndles
With good assortment OF
Groceries g. Ship Chsndlsry.
Aso hickory, OAK and piae, xooi Of Pfme quali;y'
landing every day. and will be sold cheap from the
hat feb 2l-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02

al BBLS refiaei sugars, e superior q ,ality, just
~ received per sioop Charles iiiiam and fol
sale by 3. hESSERsh n.
feb ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF ALEXaADRLa IN. CO.

ARRIVED, MARCH l.
Sloop J. w. Caldwell. Mats, Philadelphia;
assorted cargo to S. Shinn. Reports below ship
l brig and topsail schooner bound up
Schr. White Oak, Southern, 0ccoquan; Flour
to s. H. & J. Janney.
SAILED,
Brig Rubicon, Holmes, Barbados.
Schr. Erie. Bartram Ne" York.
Schr. Dunton & Son, Risley, New York.
Slvop Miller. Teal PHILADELPHIA.
Sream. boat Columbia, Mitchell, Norfolk.
Steamboat fredericksburg Jenkins. Bait.
Brig Dan. ii Miller, Bacon, cleared at New
York. for this port eth.
>loop Johnson. Duncan, cleared at Phil. for
this purt 29h.
HOLMES HOLE, Feb 22.-Arrived. Schr. An.
genera, from Alexandria for Newburyport.
NORFOLK; Feb. 25-BeIow, Schr. Columbia,
Smith. from Alexandria, for New York.
New York, Feb. 27--Arrived. Brig John Laird.
Of Alexandria, from Monte Video; sailed Dec. "a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

You remember tho discussion on the Tnrkish
treaty, and that both Mr.. Tazewt II aud Mr.. Tyler
commended, that the Executive had transcondad hi,
powers in regard to that treaty.-Immeda,el aftt
IT was announced through a correspondent of the
United States Telegraph, that Mr.. Rires was to re-
turn in time to snperccde Mr. Tyler. This was do.
Dicd by the .Hichmond Enquirer; but in the pro.
gross of time MIR. Rives did return, and but for tho
accidental resignation of Mr.. TaxeweiI, there is
no doubt the prediction would have been fulfilled
IL is now said, that MIR. Barbour is be reward, d.
at the expense of Mr.. Tyler for his resignation in
favor of Mr.. Van Buren,. have good reason to b.
licvo that such arc the arrangements Of what Is
termed the Richmond juntd.
II was the intention, Ihave no doubt, of Mr..
MD96ie TO have called, by resolution, upon the
Executive, for the South Carolina proceedings,
&c. but Mr.. adams having oflOrrcd u resolution
(Which will be takon up in its order) on that
subject, it is probable that it will bc SO amended
as to meet the Vows Of the friends of South Ca
rolina.
The President, on different occasions, yesterday
and to-day has been advised that Mr.. Webster, and
presume MIR. Harrison Gray Otis. highly APPROX.
ed, and would support tho constitutional doctrines
OF the Proclamation, far forth as they applied to
the coercion of South Carolina. This information,
1t is understood, afforded Genl. Jackson great sa
tfshction. The SrY IN WASHINGTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

or. enclosing The annual report or the Rec,,,,,
Wis tors OF the University of Virginia.
Tho following petitions were presented aud =.
ferred by Mr.. Dunton The circumstances of w
5. Floyd, To petition Of Carter M. Braxton for .
Terry from Hungcr's Crock to Norfolk, York Port.
mouth, &c.
Mr.. bearing presented the affidavit of l., D,,,,,.
as evidence IN the petition of the securities of
Miller, Sheriff of Campbell "'
The following engrossed bills were road n third
time and passed fixing the school quota Of
Smyth-to raise sum Of money by way Of LOTTERY
for making wharfs at Sistersvillc and for other mn,
poses-prohibiting sales of medicines to Slave.-
aPPropriating sum Of money for charging the n.
orayeof tho University of Virginia. Rejected, to
appropriate five hundred dollars to the countes of
Nieholas and Poeahontas, from the fund of Intorp.
imProvement-to authorize n further subscription
| on behalf of tho State to tho Stock of tho win.
chester and Potomac Rail- Road Company.
| Inc Committee of Courts of Justice reported &.
roraoly on the resolution reducing tho Sheriff.
lees on forthcoming bonds.
On motion of Mr.. Wusos. 'r-t
Resolred, That tho COMMITTEE of Cl,;m. .r,.;,.
into the expodiency of allowing to Pleasant Rlsnt
enshp the sum of -, the interest IN :. C..
paid by said Blankenship TO the Literary Fnr,i
On melton of MIR. McCAMASr,
fesotred, That tho Committee of Finance ha :,
sructod to enquire into the expediencv of rcpenna
40 much of tho I'd Sect of the act entitled Ar -
amending the several acts concerning the tarc, ON
iiconscs to Newfoundland otlcrs, passed 29tb P.b
1870, as makes il tho duty Of tie COMMISSIONS. ~
| tho Revenue to render to the Courts of THAR "a.
sPoctjvo counties, list of those who fail to TAX on,
hcense' and list of witnesses. who, in their op;
mon, may give information of the fact.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

I THS RIGHr OF SECEssIoS.-Shm. excI.;u
why agitate the right Of q State to secede
Why not await the urgency which NAV pro.
perly iorce it into consideration? Sufficient for
the day, is the evil thereof
Well aud fortunate had it been, if this dis
Greet view Of The question had presented i,seIt
TO Gen. Jackson; but, whit construction. " oulI
he put upon silence 1nw IIs he's raised RI.
question, and given IL prominence. Must il Inc
eVaded, because his name is a tower Of .trenp,t,
How would the Government, the Union. inner.
pref the omission to vndicate the aucicu,. the
well known, and the officially recorded ouiuiou
OF Virginia upon the subject? As ii cowardIy
surrender Of her principles To popular Presi
dent-as a confession that they were untsoab,e
and deed of rclin1uishmcnt.
In tho net Of ratification of the Constitution
by the Convention Of Virginia, (EHio,t's De.
bates and Illustrations vel. w. page 2i5l il
will he seen that Virginia reserves III. rieh, Of
secession. We quote the following from, the
correspondent of tho journal of Commerce.
The text is'conectly stated.
q" The proceedings Of the I.eai.iatnrs of W.
gina, in relation to thu g5cclamaiio r. are, look.
sd for with intense interest mud sAxietv
| Though the Statesmen of Virginia oppose the
doctrine of Modification as understood and
maintained i'll South Carolina, vet they have
since l799 claimed tho right Of secession az .
constitutional remedy, independently of tho
natural right OF revolution. This right Of 60.
cessiUn, DO'y disputed by tho President. ia of
frmcd in Madison's Resolutions, and firm, q
| prominent part of the pnIilicM crocd Of Viroi,.
IN. Some years ngo Virginia gentleman. " hr
was memberpf the Convention OF that Stat,
which adopted the Federal Constitution. ,,ld nh,
writer OF This that tho Committee ~ btr h frame,
! the Act whereby tho Constitution was ra,iG.J
/ introduced in tia; Act a reservation of the r,pb
! to scccho from the Union; aud that vvitl,ou
/ tho rssorVaiioO, the Act could not moi have r..
ceiVed majority Of the VOTES. Upon reCerrino
tOtbe Act ut Ratification, (Which WIS ret,o,ted
/ from committee cOnsisliLg Of hessrs. Ed.
fmund Randolph, Nicholas, Madison, Marshall
and Corhiu,) | hud, accordingly. tina, the frs
clause read rs follows: 1--WE, the Delegates Al
the people Of Virginia, &c. do, ~ behalf oC the
people Of Virginia, declare that the mower.
granted under the Constitution, being derived
from tho people Of tho UUred States, NAV h.
resumed by Them wbensoevcr tho same shnl
he perverted to theirin injury aud oppression -
! This claim could have no effect upon the terms
OF the compact ratified, unless as providing a
peaceable form in which il could he dissolved,
Tor the right Of revolution, inherent ~ N bodie,
polite was too we'll understood, and had been
too recently exercised, to require uny written
TeseTYauop or SANCTION"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
2ed Congress. I'D Sessiou
CONGRESSIONAL. ANALYSTS


In the Senate, on Monday, the resolution pro.
posed by Mr. Poindcxter tho 18th inst. c.liirv
on inc secretary of the Treasury fer n detailed
statement of the articles OF foreign growth or
manufacture, on which, in his opinion, tho, pYo.
sent rate OF duties ought to be reduced, 80 ma to
produce the result of aggregate reduction ofthe
revenue SIX millions of dollars, &c. was taken up.
Mr foindextcr modified his resolution. and
i % amendment having boon offered by
~. Mr king, MIR Brown moved to snbstituto
t M ios'iuuon reported BY tho Committee on
FINANCE, calling on tho Secretary of Tn. Treasury
Tor the pro'ef Of bill reducing the duties on inn.
ports IN conformity with tho suggestions contain.
ia III h.' tate report. An animated and protracted
discussion on the various propositions cnsued, in
which which Messrs. Poindoxtor, Smith, King, Holmes.
Drown SPrague, Frclinghuysen, Tyler, Msnpum
. ana biho participated. Before any question was
sakon' on motion of Mr.. Bucknor, who desired
iurther time to examine tho propositions, tho re,o.
.u.on and amendments wero laid ON the table, whom
inc e.; senate adjournsd over to Thursday
Monday. " " '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
General Assembly Of virginia
HOUSE OF DErECATEs

MONDAY, Dec. "a.
The following petitions presented and re-
ferrod-by MIR. Rutherford, of 1t. Elisha Browne,
for compensation for stationary furnished by him
as pay master to the public guard---by Mr.. Vance.
OF Jacob Zimmerman, jailor of Ham pshire for al.
teration of the law respecting iailorx-by Mr..
Browne of Preston, Of citizens of Preston, to allow
Nathan Ashley 10 bud mill at the falls Tor as tho
petit oners spell Il, fawls) of Snowy Creek.
Mr. FAULHsER presented petition from sundry
inhabitants of the county of Berkeley, praying The
passage of law authorizing Commissioners to
raise by Lottery, sum of money 10 DO expended
IN the construction Of Bridge Back Orook j,
and for pssfPoses--reforrod.
The Committee OF Propositions and Grievances
reported favorably on the petition of sundry citj.
zons of Norfolk, for the filling up Of Back Creek
The Committee of Courts of Justice reported
favorably tho following petitions---of citizens of
Powhatan and mombers of the bar, for change Of
the day Of holding Court days and Quarterly terms
of Moses, n free of color, of Rockbridge,
praying that he may remain in the State until
April, 1894.
Mr.. CHARLros presented sundry documents rola.
tive TO the contested election Of Amherst.
Tho following engrossed bills woro road third
timo and passed-to amend act passed January
29th, 1880, authorizing certain Commissioners TO
raise sum of money by way Of Lottery, for tho
purposes therein mentioned to authorize a separate
election AT Oak Grove in the county Of Brunswick
providing for tho establishment of the county
line between the counties of Ohio and Tyler
An engrosSed bill TO authorize further subscrip-
ton, behalf of the State, to tho stock Of the
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Company, was,
on motion Of Mr.. DADE, laid the table for tho
presoBt
On motion Of Mr. Browne Of Preston,
Resolved, That the Committee of Courts of
Justice inquire into tho expodoncy Of providing,
that where jury shall find for plaintiff sum
less than the one required by law to give the Court
jurisdiction the Court may if ii shall be satisfied
and enter Of record, that the action was neithe
frivolous or vexatious, enter judgment for the YER
dict instead of the action of nonsuit, as now re-
quired.
On motion Of Mr.. MooRE, the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec 26tb
communication was received from the Cover n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Fancy Dry Goods

w lit be sold Tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock. under
" the direction of Mr.. ESrz, n valuable assert.
mont OF fresh imported fancy articles, at tho store
under Mrs. Richardson, nearly opposite the Banks,
viz
Plain and figured Swiss Muslins,
Tambored Capos Collars, Fiorell.. and Ch.,o;..,,.
Needle work do do do do
IamboSed lnsertings-RuffI and Childrsn's Caps,
do Hdkis. and Byron Collars,
Bobinct Edging and Lace,
do Wells, z
Silk, and Raw Sk-dogskin and cotton lined
Gloves, ~
One case Hair CurlR,
one do rari' Bonnets--Caps and Turbsns,
Silk Stocks--Frogs and Sham BosomY
Bead rurses-Bead, har-coth, and veIyst Bags.
AND a variety of Embroidery and fancy articles,
dc n DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
TDs constitutional IolDt9.
LOVE

loN IL.
Tho following lines from deceased English
female, who was the author Ut several unpub-
lslei novels and romancos. From the senti-
the author iel u victim to the tender passion she
describes.
Man loves, but to possess. and if unbost,
Ills sickiy fancy languishcs, expires.
Bat Woman clasps chmcra to her breast,
Small aGmcnt in purer flame requires.
She, like the young Camclion, thrivcs air,
Content no grosser sustenancc TO gain,
Takes every tint of the loved object near,
ClinGs TO her grleis, and glorics in hor pain;
OF poorest flowers, she forms Triumphant wroathes7
Her world contracted to one little space,
Enough for her to breath tho air she breaths,
To stoal Il look, unnotic0d, at his face.
by happy accident TO touch his hand,
Boar tn her heart ringet glove;
To sacrifice each wish to his command,
Live but in him and only live TO love!
SONNET TO HIS LYRE BY CAMEONS.
tTrdns,itcd from the Portuguese for the Men
York american.
And are thy notes tuned TO
Thou couldst not wake happier strain,
But that so wildly it should flow
AS only TO give others pain!
BE hushcd hcncefor:h thy chords for ayo.
Or ii aught ccr their tones would borrow,
Let them Weakening hand obey
But that whiclhswccps them DER in sorrow.
And thou, bright lady, could'st thou know
In doubt and fear how darkly by
Each hour since then did torturing go,
And how thy cold offended eye
L feared to mcot-thou could'st not SO
lncz my pardon here deny.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

O The resolutions on tho subject of South CS.
rolina wero postponed to-day to Monday no1t
to await a fuller House.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
NOTICE.

WILL be sold on Wednesday the Cd dav If
~ January next. at IL o'clock. A. Al. =,
IGNORES Tan Yard, Immediately above tho
,Swp OF Mnnctester, all the persona, estate of
Pasirk Wall, decd, consulting Of Leather IN
the rough. Taniark, &c. The terms will be
maze Known On the day of sale. At tho same
oine-a place. w'l' be isated {by order of tho
proprietary for a term Of years, tho said Tim
Ynrd. By order Of The AJ,,,,r r "
dc 27-tds p WALL ~,