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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

Ambition" says the author of a late Men,
DIR Of Cardinal Wolsey. (Lardner's Cabinet of
Biography like the air we breathe, expands
as we ascend above the ordinary level of huma-
nifty, and continues, at rapidly increasing ratio.
to enlarge its dimensions. till its victim reaches a
region-a moral Mount Blanc-cold, barren, and
cut of from hnman sympathes, where he perish
es heart-frozen, and unmourned of his fellows -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

Messrs. Williams and Bolts were not candl-
dates, but they had consented to serve il elected.
Comparing the courtiers Of the Emperor Of Chi
ma, with those called into official life by the spirit
of Jacksonsm, the National Gazette seems to be
of the opinion, and with some reason, that the
palm Of sycophancy is borne off by the latter.
According to Chinese theory, the difference
between sycophants and upright ministers at
court is this those who. awed by the power
and station of His Majesty, submit implicitly to
his opinion and WILL" ale the sycophan's; the
others, such AS spontaneously reason points with
HIS Majesty, aud refuse submission. when they
believe ham TO be ~rong.FTSA gIou distsHctiun
even for republican court. la one at his lmpe-
rial messages, however, the cabinet ministers are
praised for being ''attenve to the imperial will. ;"
This language not quite so strong as our Post
Master Generals complaint to the re- ected MIR.
Gwin on his,'devotIon to the President"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
a tishery for Rent.

rTNHE subscriber will rent, to good tenant and hsh.
erRan, for one or more seasons, with all the fix.
lures of lao, season. that we'll known and superior Her
ring Fishery,
SWAN CREEK POINT.
and as good for Shsd many others on the Potomse
About $40 worth of herring work in new shad seine
Of last season. will make all complete for two or three
to Application 10 be made to the sub.
scriber in person. IL. D. hhTiON,
iIa,ton's Hills, near Piscstaway, Maryland
dec 20-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Whiskey.

AZ BBLS. old rye whiskey
- For sale by WIN. MUTT.
SexA Houses and Lots for Sale.
MEfIHA The large Flour Ware House on King
fSasai& street. now occupied by Dir. n Butts, jnr.
G& II is one Ut the most desirable situations
for business in the town
The thrce-story Brick House Prince street, oc-
cupird by John Beckley a confectionery store.
Also, the Brick Dwelling House on Fsirfsx street,
near the ID Presb, terrain Church, now occupied by
Mr. john Mills.
Lost Prince street Friday last. piece Of wire
about foot long. with circular piece Of brass screw
cd on the end; ii is the pendulum of q small time
piece b. finder will be suitably rewarded on RETURN
ing tito WIN. ID. MUTT.
ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
LIVERPOOL MARKETS-Nov. Is, 10


The bUisterOus state OF the weather and scar
city of vessels in the Irish ports have diminish
ed our usual supplies. Those of Wheat and
Flour are very light, but of Oats and Oatmeal they
ale nearly equal in demand.
Though the Wheat trade throughout the week
has been anything but lively, and some quantity
Of the previous supplies remains over, holders have
evinced little no disposition to press sales, and
prices have been very nearly sustained. Most
of the finest parcels of new Wheat have been
picked up BY the mIers at IS Cd to Ss Sd for Dun
dalk and Dublin, and IS Id tn IS cd for choice
Limerick aud Wexford. There have also been
some speculative inquiries for these descriptions,
which. though they have not YET led to business.
have tended to increase the tirmness Of the i'm
porters Sack Flour finds ready sale; choice
brands Of Irish have brought 49s per $50 lbs.-
There is very little American of good quality in
the market.
The best oats have rather exceeded our last quo
tations, with fair demand; but middlng parcels
do not 60 of readily. Grinding parcels, toge
ther with Indian Corn, meet an increased de-
I mand.
Two or three small parcels of bonded Flour.
which were sold at 22s. cd to 23s. for sweet, and
sour as It rose, are the only transactions reported
in that article. There have been numerous in.
quiries Tor Wheat, but, we believe, little actual
b. ,'ness has occurred. Oats would exceed our
previous currency.
To-Day's Market was well attended By the
neighboring millers, and there was pretty goud
clearance of the new Wheats, at prices fully
equal to those Of last Tuesday, which is decid-
ell Improvement on the rates of Friday. In the
value of old there was little or no alteratlon.-
For Oats last weeks rates were with difficulty
realized.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
BOSTON MARKET-JAx. Q.

Flour. has been a very limited de.
mand for Flour throughout the week, without,
however, producing any material change III prices
The stocks are small for the season. and the wea.
Their continues unfavorable for arrivals. A lot Of
500 bbls. Philadelphia was sold at 7-l6 per
Dbl. cash.
GRAIN The arrivals in the early part of this
week. found ready market at 75a74c for white,
and IS Tor yellow flat Corn, at which rates the
market to day closes firm, and should there be
no further immediate supplies. these prices will
be fully supported. Country Oats are selling at
SIC. and Rye 81 per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Servant NNMt ed .

WANrFD to purchase or hire, for Dining Room
w Servant, Boy Of Is TO Is years of age. One
from the country would be preferred Apply to the
Printer dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

The Uca'hcr-On Thursday morning, the
thermometer stood at So, calm and cloudy wea-
ther; at 2, P. NJ. at 45o. with tine. pleasing ap.
pearance, at the time, of mud atmosphere. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
For Sale.

1 TRACT Of land containing 81 acres in the county
= Of Fairfax, adjoining the land Of John Dulin. and
VIM Ball about ten miles from Alexandria. Apply to
X. Ia, Tor Esq or Daniel F. Duany.
oct. lY-2avtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Notice.

n REGULAR Qu,rtery reeting Of the Alexandria
IA Ind, pendent Volunteers, will be held at the
brook Lodge, Frd,y evening next a. half past s
o'ciuck. BY ,rier SNHUE,. u. CARSON, Sec'y,
Is runciusl attendance is re requested.
ian 4-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
SplenAiA NAssia Robes.

FUR C.4PES, BO.4S. 8. PELLERLNES
4 us T. received at rODD'S Fashionable Hat Store,
% west Of Browns Hotel, Washington City, extern
sive assortment ofthe above articles, consisting Of
dozen Ghnchl Caps and Long rippets
2 do BLACK Genet do do
2 do Grey Siberian Squirrel do do
9 do white and spotted Ermine do
6 do assorted white swsnsdown (iIempstead)
And variety Of o,her style Furs
dozen grey sputted aud white Ermne Robes
suitable for cloak Innings recently imported
S dozen London dressed Sea Otter Skins
5 do black Genet do
8 do Nu,ra do
90 do Chinchiili lBuenos Ayres)do
The undersigned having in his employ several first
rate Furriers. will manufacture Capes and rippe,s of
any description to order Having the materials direct
from importers, - is enabled to sell very reduced
prices. WV. ID. TODD.
Halter and Furrier
WsshinetoD ian ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
RUSSIA AND POLAND

NJ. PETERsBURGH, Oct. 22-'rhe Journals
contain avery long repnrt from Prince Paske
",:Sch. on the storming and taking OF Warsaw
The report which details all the operations Of the
Two DAYS concludes with an account of the can
non, &c. which fell into the hands of The Russ-
ans. Among these are lS2 pieces Of cannon. a
million OF cartridges, vast quantity of militia
Fys,Ores of every description. Immense maya.
Zines OF provisions, Including 10000 chetwerts
OF oats. In the city were ali arsenal. 4 cannon
'ouhdery, poNd,r-miil, a saltpe're manusacto.
~. several manufactures of arms, in which -,
VOOmuskets were nearly flashed. there vas an
hospital, ~rh 1900 patients, most of them
wounded Poles
During the action, 5000 prisoners were taken,
among them we're 60 staff md superior officers;
many more must have persisted dorug the attack,
nylAe burnlnsot the buildings and he testruc tive
IRE OF our numerous artillery. Which during the
i"odays expended $4,000 cartridges Besides
'Ae above mentioned number of prisoners. above
1'cGo soldiers OF the Polish army have come to
as. and 200 Generals and othcere have Quilted
ne ranks and the service OF the Insurgents. The
n's on oug side IN the two DAYS desperate con.
Ilct could urt be snail. Among the killed are
haJor-Ueresais an 8riesen aud Jesimalbitsch.
and nine C"'Oneis, eight Generals, among whom
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
w aNte0.

1.-TWO Female servants-a Uousemaid and Washer
4 woman-for the theological Seminary, near this
pace Liberal wages, payable monthly or ty the
year.
dec 23--eS2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
a Farm to Went.

, WISH to rent out, for the ensuing year, Farm OF
4 81 Acres, with = small house thereon, lying be.
tween Mount Eagle and the Great Hunting Creek; be.
ng the recently occupied by e. orge Cooke, de-
cease,l. GEO. JoilNSoN'
dc 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Notice.

- OlAc0.
r WISH to employ six WoRKMEN that have been
L regularly bred to the Shoe and Boot Making Bust.
r. s. The most liberal wages will DE given
THONAS +. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco, nov 25-,f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Total--47,7S5

TOtaI-47,735
In answer to many enquiries made Of me late.
ly in regard to the number of barrels -four inspect.
ed up to this time, compared with the preceding
time Of last year, it is as follows: From the LIST
Of July, 1880, to December Slst Of same year,
there were inspected l57, Gig barrels: from 1st
of July last to Slst December, 1851, there were
inspected 9S,724 barrels; shelving deficiency
in this crop of 58,888 barrels in the first half
year, compared with the first half year of 1880.
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
~ tice.

yENIE extreme incl IN ncy Of the weather has dete.'
1 mine the Trustees of the Poor to establish the
Sup HOUSE Donations &c money. wood. or ma
teIias tia, are used for soup Wi be thankfully re.
ceved
Soup will he delivered to the poor this day a. 70
o'clock
b. ANY person having a Ten Plate glove to sell
or hire Will ,,!eass call UPON the Trustees.
dec Eff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety auction.

IIlo. MORROW Evening, the 9TH inst. commencing
att O'Clock, shall sell at my Auction Rooms va
riety Of
SE.ASONABLE ARTICLES,
Rose blankets, fannels, cloths, cassmeSes
Cotton and worsted hose, rbands
Spanish and half Spanish segars
Knives and forks. pocket and pen do
Teabosris aud walters; shovel and tongs; scissors
Also, plated rim and castors. mantle clocks
With great variety Of gilt mantle and pier glasses
Watches &c. &c jan s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
FRIDAY MORNING, JaNUsRY 6. 10 ,.

The following gratifying intelligence to the
friends of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, was
brought 20 Baltimore ON "Wednesday by one Of
the Delegates Of that City, just from Annapolis:
Court of appeals. Wednesday. Jan. 4.-The
Court reversed the Decree Of the Chancellor. aud
dismissed the bill Of the Complanants with costs.
in No ga, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company vs. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company. Archer and Dorsey, Judges, dissent
ing.
The Legislature adjourned from Wednesday
to Friday. testimony of respect for the late Go.
vernor Martin.
We learn (says the National lntelligencer of
yesterday that the nomination by the President
of the United States, Of james Buchanan. OF
Pennsylvania, to be Minister Extraordinary and
Envoy Penipotentiary to Russia, was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate. We learn, further.
that the nomination of Mr.. Davezac. to be Charge
dAfaires to the Netherlands. was confirmed by
the Senate on Tuesday.
The Trustees of the Poor acknowledge the re-
ceipt of IS from Richard Rock, 80 from two CT
tZens,' four quarters oi veal and barrel OF pota-
toes from, two other individuals; for which the do
nors have their hearty thanks, in addition to the
prayers of many poor.
As their stock OF turnips is out, few would
be very acceptable
II Jubilee proposed. I'VE have found several
paragraphs. of late. touching the subject of hold
ing National Jubilee, on the ensuing ED day
of February, in honor of the hundredsh birthday
of GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Hearico Eieciion.-'rhe election for Mem
Der Of the House of Delegates to supply
the vacancy created by the ineIigibih,y
of John G. Williams, Esq. resulted in the choice
of Robert A. Mayo. Esq.-At the close Of the
pleC tion the ,oll stood-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
COMMERCIAL.

Flour inspected in the City Of Richmond dur
ing the quarter ending s1st December, 1881.
44,Ss4 barrels supertine
2,O76 do fire
sos do mLdlings
462 do condemned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sale.

Trustee sale.
DY virtue Of deed of trust. from Gen W. Jones and
ID WIFE dated the 18th Of July. 1897, and duly re.
corded in the County Court Of Fairfax. shall proceed
to SELL at 'the Reading Room in the town Of Aexan-
ria on Saturday. the % day Of January ne4t, the
two following tracts Of land, situa ed in the County Of
Fairfax. Wig
s..Es< One Tract known as the MEADOWS,
A6 lying Holmes and Blacklick runs, and
~ binding the Little River Turnpike Road, be.
ing near the yradephia Mill and about
miles from alexandria. cont aiming 2S3 acres.
The Second TRACT IL on Turkey Cock run,
containing 3s2 Acres, and formerly occupied by Ste.
phen Lomax
"The Meadows"is beautifully situated, and has a.
ways been esteemed desirable property. The
Turkey Cock run is underst ad to be we'll timbered
and valuable. The sale will be made about mid day
12 o'cicck). TERMS one tenth Of the purchase mo.
ney to be paid in cash. by acceptable note at 90
days. on the balance with interest, credit Of H. Is
months will be given. tie payments being satisfactorily
secured. ~ l.. hckENNA,
nov % -2ew6wtTe"ts Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03

y, az a.Dmsd dIa Mr. de5rgt " 5jo.am
has becu suspended from his consular funelons. IL
consequence Of the interference attributed to hint
the proceedings Of the corvette Lexington IN the
Faikipuds. (sascf1 Helednfi
a communication from Il. Santiago Vasgaez
Minister d state ofthe Oriental Republic of tbe
Uruguay dated Mantcsia,o 9Th INST, states ,4s Al
rival q tie Z State ship LaY.aglon At MortasI
dec With tn co.onhle from the fait.au1 l.ltaas.
and tiiai eesry thing has been done IL u.cft5le
tls.r ula'afsaa.s.
In I.ex1y'ou had aaiiel from Moas1ysdao fer
RIO d. JaueI4o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
IHInNY. Anril -

In III H2RTot Representatives, Mr.. Po,k, after
'clFe bcmg gwen, moved hat the Apportonment
Bll with the several amendments OF the Senate.
should bc reierrcd 10 soiclt committee with view
that they would expedite the passing of tue bill ana
examine INTO the several changes made therein ty
the amendments Of The Senate. After some discus.
sion, and a motion oi Nh. Adams, To postpone the
motion until Monday next, also motion made by
Mr. Spelghtl % retet thc bill to the Committee Of
the Who'll on the State of the Union, were seye-
rally lost the motion of Mr. Polk prevailed, and a
Committee OF seven was appointed, IL whom the
b.i was retsr,d,
The Speaker directed Governor Houston to be
brought to the Bar Of tie House After which he
informed the House that he had received a letter
from Mr. Key the Counsel for tn accused. II
which he stated that he was prevented by serious
ini sfuiuontlon COZ GLIDING the arguments he had
intended u urge IN his behalf Mi Cave johnson
thereupon moved that the further proceedings in the
CASE should DC postponed until IL o'clock, a VI
next day which was agreed u
The House then, on motion Of MI McDutlie. re.
Owed itself INTO a Committee of the Whole an the
state Of the Union and took up the consideration Of
the General Appropriation bill with the several a
mendments returned herewith by the Senate The
amendments making increased appropriations for
pay and compensation, Sc. TO the Clerks IA the
Land Office. the Surveyor Generals Office, and IN
the Treasury, were sGyerally rejected.
Dfon the amendment 10 strike out the appropgi-
alton Of 80 OOO for un outfit of Minister to France.
an animated and heightened discussion arose, IN
which Messrs, McDutfe, Archer, Wilde T. Ever
eth lnsersol, Barrinser, Wayne, Adams, Barbour,
Clayton. Burges, Drayton, and Burd participated /;
"heo the question on the CONCURRENCE, beng taken
by Yeas and Nays stood as follows Yeas 81
Nays % S9ths eimspdpspt was no, copcgyed 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

| ss=szszz,zr--=zsz az= zzs=zs===
SEVEN DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
Tie packet ship IIbcrul3 has arrived al view
York and brings London papers 10 the 9th, and
Liverpool - the 2sth March, both inclusive.
From The Commercial, Joarn.l Il Commerce, and
tauftfT We arc enabled T. lTlaanl the follow NJ
extracts
Ia. Kafa'u RIi la,ing p1.sfi thc lloare oi
Common ~ "a Hufauty oi l!h. 1 %a4 traa"' II
Zoo Inc iiuaHs - Lid UH - 4U i aa1-h aud ieaI
q hrsf tine oga.tun OF Err Cry thai hoult
be- rod a sltrud tmr On Thursday set uight
= dabHlr crsaad ~ ~lirA4e give NJ ahztra t. L
!. Important ~ .ha@u., hat ,sg Pecra ffsHs d 10
e. latan commute mite hi. all from ia" Cd
e'rfatous nude bR 'hCrnsGr' hi rrio.in Loris
w. should fa.s-' lint the lHirod6d to ntrod1ce
such 4H',ndr.la'ss az VII completely change ~
mos important .at1r3.
a Berlin puT'I #fa.ea thai orr flo" citzr0 D.
Howe, WIN .reslfj ~ that caPiaIi had Al I,t'er
81 credit Tor 100 NO ifan.s. aPo" D2nH'e and Lii
nee Tor the benefit u! tue Polish tagtiiSea ~ thai
nc'ehborho'd
Ihe Coundoi IL 2tih contains IN important
ahI#If lu rlhucn - tn roth alton OF TIE Ira'y
D"tNean Rdsiuia Hnd Holland tn written ~
Prfatly With n'6a t3rDianfr oad 1t woGId s1em
10 be bhs'd On iuiefmd'on actually received, -
w eann"t tatfi'@ Il ".ibaasp the l. Of Tho
m tn was n#2r a. tanI-- eu-ngday on iae iaas
stock EKohans' andoDr Pure Com. poodent h..
warned a. a#HuI. zi' Hg mp. ri hsuri toWitr's5
Which app Al IN the london Courier about u'at la-
nod
A LNGfaa papfr anFs Lord 'o.htne "
dc Immediately fe1'd u l5a 'nnH ~ 'he NM
Ihe 'L9hn .s extending m LONDON j IT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
TnIRsnAY. APPIL 2f.

ls-tie House Of Reqresessattres-Afer some
npnor business
Mr. Ashley, Of Missouri, Submitted the follow
ing resolution for adoption:
William Stanberry, Member Of the House
rom the STATE Of Ohio. having, on yesterday, when
not giving evidence. declared to this House that the
most o:the testimony gwen by the Hon. Ais&aa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
From the ST. Lous Repu1ican, April 10.

Uatat4 Horemeut-TheG 9th RegL u States
Infantry, under command of Brig Gen Atkinson,
left jeff r,on Barracks ON Sunday the sth INST, In
the steam boats Enttrprlze and Chettain, for the
Upper Mississippi, under the orders OF the Govern.
ment to cause the delivery by the Sacs and Foxes
of the murdercrs who, Iastyeu, violated the neu-
trhty of our soil, and nsulted FLAG by the mas
sacre, IN the village of Prairie DIES Chcns, oftwcn-
weight Menomlnee Indians or to chastsc the ma
ton should they refuse to surrender the criminals.
We also understand, that Gen. Atkinson Is
ordered to Interfere aud by force Unnecessary, 10
cause cessation of the hostllltcs aggressons and
murders, heretofore constantly prosecuted by the
different Indian nations IN that quarter upon each
other.
The following are the officers OF the expedition
Brig Gen Atkinson Commanding
Brevet Major b Riley, Cong 9th Rcg.
D., e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03

Inc accounts respecting HE growing crops in the
western counties of Nlsuy land and nelghborng
counties Of Virginia, arc more cheering since the
late rams.
Tom TIE Charleston va PRE- Pros, April 10
Heaven always gives Us our descrts--and often
much more. Complaints were becoming loud and
general-whcn the clouds poured our upon the
thirsty Garth succession Of copous showers. We
shall soon sec the fields clothed with rich verduro
and dc pareh,d bla r-Go ated and thrifty Bless
ings are always IN season.
Extract Of Letter from an Intelligent gentleman
in fauquer County, Virginia, dated
Arm. 18th, 1882
The Crops of Weat are improving, since the
late ram. | think we shall make something like
hall a cop from present appearances"
Report ofthe C8alsyo in TIE Hcst Iadics-A let
ter To the editors Of the New York Journal of Com
merce, dated 81. Tioras, April Tth. contains the
following
Letters received here yesterday from ST Kits,
state that English siip ofwer al arrived there
from Barbadoes, with the Cholera on board Tween
ty-fye cases occurred IN three days, but none OF
them had as yet proved fatal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
DOMESTIC NEWS.

fA.ftst + "a l,.tsr 10th Z s. Ga1,az dred
WsfulsafoE, Afui21
Tho appropriation for IT, olffi 10 a minister 10
Traec, caused considerable dlssorfssl5a yes.
iordag, and some speeches Arrcdei,o.el the ton
per q r,lcnt Of wlrh viii reuder thstr as.urutsh.
81 above III the previous or1fory Of lie S., Iod.
Mr. HoJns Mr. Tazc~al Nj We5s.er, and
Mr.. Clayton. distinguished lbclns#lyr, ia the o.
caslon Tn spaerhc, Of tie wofor'naf my al
most be- regarded rs indicating then discrimination
10 seredc from the ranks Of the administration
NJ Ialrwell da, lared tlat ftLe appointment OF a
Minister should TAXI place dfrng the SIS, were
the AuI7ttr father a irJrlI r. or IL DR.
''f friend he had Oh earth h. w.nd not so'a tor
he appointment. All tb.sdh1' 4, very evidently.
and gtry rfP'ry directed 10 the practice Of tn
President 10 appointing h. i7ortcs To otHee
Ihcmmor increases hoa1y tlo' Mr.. Bary Is 10
br removed forn tn Post ra.e Department.
Whilh r h. is 10 goi, TIN the question. Il Is
further presumed that the President intend to I'd
u;m 10 England. il h. cou-#ar ~ France. # Ae IS
NOT permitted 70 iaake bstter provision fur Linn
Nr Livingston deslrc3 = 50 to Franc, and VII
tpnba SIS he sent should Mr. BalrV be oth.y#Iss
ploYiicd for but should the Pr ildsut b. oIod IA
hi WISH TO md Mr. Barrg 10 Eu,laul II vail sur
pr. no one her. fin aboad first 90 through a
cducat.an and then be sent To .ae eil-
lea King
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03

We find tn following pleasant and npposto an
ccdole In the Augusta (Ceo) Courier
Orig'Dal ard huc dHes2oc--Ina certain 1t
lie town in the land Of Modification, a Merchant, u
great sticller for FJcc t5adc and Sat Rlch's had
cut those words, ncapal letters, from some Of the
worthy papers he read, and pasted ,h,m conspie-
uousy over his desk. Now 1t IS Il custom, mach
honored in the street observance thereof in said
town, that WHOM merchant buys your cotton, you
must buy his sugar coffee, non, &c A planter sold
the allow mentioned merchant his lot of cotton, but
wen, AMI bought his groceries, &c. at another store
When he came back thu merchant rated HIM for
livery earnestly The planter replied, " | saw
Free Jraie and State Rights your desk, and
thought Free Trade was your political creed |
have only reduced your theory to practice The
next time the merchants desk wa observed no
thing but Statc Riehts could be read on It