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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
F.. Kennedy

IFFERS for sale the following STATIONARY II
} FANCY ARTICLES. viz:
Ledgers, journals, day and invoice books
Letter, cash and memorandum do
Bank, cypherng and copy do
Pocket-b0oks, morocco and calf skin
Soft note cases and wallets
ASS skin memorandum books
Sealing wax and waters, red, black variega.ed
Note and Office waters
Inkstands pewter. glass and bronze
Liquid black and red ink
Japan India and durable ink
Black and red ink powder
Penknives, general assortment
Quilts of all kinds; steel, silver and gold pens
black and red lead pencils aud crsyons
Sable pencils; hair pencils, long and short
Gunter's scales anu dividers
Mathematical instruments in cases, S TO $40 per
case
Osborne's and Newman's water colors, in boxes
of s II, 70 and "a cakes
Ditto. in single cakes
Uramarine. cobalt blue, &C.
ChIidi,n's .oy colors in single cakes; pink and
blue ssucer>; pounce And black sand
Seals Woo and IVORY handlesi glass ditto. " 18th
m,t,os; states and slate pencils
Parchment and "elum; pink tape, Copy slips
ivory and hone folders; black r,nes for writing
Bank and visiting Cards; .Jund and iat rulers
Silver and PLACED pertll cases
Bahk pest a'.A cote papers
Superha: -.awng papers. al sizes
MorUccn paper, all colors; water and silk do
Sc. charts and maps. Sea journals, log and cargo
boaks; measuring DO
Brass diviaeIs and pio,racters
Pocket maps If the United States
Do of the respective States
Medium printing papers DENY writ Nc do
90 reams toolscsp, nos l, 2,3
do folio post, thick and thin
40 do qusrto post do
10 do lio, pressed and gilt
10 do wra p ng psper
IronmoHg., i..par; biotting and tissue do
Msrb. paper, deny aid cap
Loom papers aud borders d"
Hue and white bonnet boars; sand and leg paper
Fancy and embossed corred paper
Gold paper; silver dc; Io.d ieai; silver do
Dutch mctai rice paper and 'vor, leaves, tor mi,
natures; Brsto, boards, white and co'oreu
Thermometers, bronze mountt d aud III cases
Cards Of puzzles; do of in0'rucuon; do OF CONVEX
sa,ion, do OF geography
backgammon tables, complete
Draft and cibbagc boards
Ivory, bone and wood chess men
Pearl fish and counters; battle dores and birds
Day e Martins blsckIng
Violin strings. English and t'siisn
- bows and bridges; violuns OF every quality
Tutors Tor violin, flute, fife, &C.
German flutes and clariUue,sI reeds for ciaionets
Flies, best and common
Single and double Gag eoleis
Walking sticks canes, &c; silk & leather purses
Italian sewing silks
Sewing cotton, all numbers and coiors
Gcntlemen's beaver g. yes
Ladies' Gloves, great variety
Boys and misses do
Shell, tuck and side combs
Ivory and horn do, I'll prices
SvnelliHg bottles, and general assortment Ut per
fumery, tooth powder and brushes
Hearth, shoe clothes, HAIR, hat and shaving brush
es, plain and gilt
Razors and strops, best qus'ity
Scissors, best and common
Hemming needless ana f-h hooks
Measuring tapes, 50 ard 75yards
sept l9--2aw3W
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Steamboat CysMet
Williams Table NMie

For Cutting Gsn'lemen's Garments to fir the
H'tmon Shape, and warranted 10. fit in all CO.
ses. withom the fear of alteration.
rE0JIS sel{.vsr iBg system has advantage over all
l. other rules as it requires no judgment Of the tai
Tor TO make complete and fashionable garment
The subscriber IS likewise publishing Reports Of Pa
rs and London Fashions, tor tile especial use OF Tai
lors iIatters, niners aud Dress Makers at 10. 1872
Vine street, Philaelph; deliverable quarterly u, five
dollars per annum.
The collector of subscribers will expect from each
and every person who may subscribe to this wotk 81
as commission for his services te IS will be expect
ed on the delivery of the wo'..
This popular work is obtaining extensive crcula.
ton throughout the Uaited Staesi the ensravnss are
decidedly superv' TO any work heretofore offered to
the public.
az Renit'anccs by mail or otherwise will be pune
tualy attended 10. - The drafts and plates will be
cs., July sent to those who order them
N Is Subscribers, wishing the Report Of Paris and
London ia HONS without the information Of cutting.
will be charged 81 per annum
All letters per mail must be post paid
JAMES WILLIAMS, Jr:
CAUTION. public is respectfully notified that
there is number of Collectors this work, and no
one Of them authorized to receive money on &C
count of this work, except dollar which IS spec
fed i'll prospectus; that ist say, the Collectors are
entitled one dollar, hch they to receive from
each and every subscriber the work, which is TO pay
the full compensation TOR their labor in collecting sub
scribers
The work will not be delivered without the subscri
bers order Each subscriber will give order forthe
work at the time Of subscribing.
All persons cautioned aga inst purchasing or u.s.
ing said fable Rule, the Yard Suck, Square and
Drvider belonging thereto. without the author sigma
ture to the obl stion under the penalty OF the law
No person is authorized to sign any receipt tor me,
except my son, James ID. Williams
JAMES WILLIAMS, Jr.
Phl.delphis, September l, 1882.
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BOARD OF HEALTH. GEoRoErowS,

MOHUdy HuOh, Il III sept
Report Of deaths IN Georgetown. from Mon
day noon, the 10th instant, to the above period:
Total number of deaths. from all causes. 10.
Of these, 25 were whites, 25 coInrcd
were children, IL adults.
90 were males, 20 females.
The report is made up from the retarns of the
Undertakers and Sections. I have no returns
from which can state the nature of the diseases,
three deaths only having beeo so reported to me-
Nor have any returns .. the number OF cases OF
sickness during the week; but am informed by
tour physicians, thst, yesterday and to-day, the
prevailing di>ea.e has assumed much less ma
!'snant form. aud is pu,ting on a bilious type.
W. REDl.N. Secretary.
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Notice,

A LII persons indebted 10 the late concern OF Can
N nell Il WISE are requested to make payment to
the subscriber, before the Goth instant. After
that time he is compelled to place all claims in the
hands Of collector. GEO. p. WISE.
sept 7-dt2eih
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Hardware and Cutlery.
JOHN w MASSIE

JJAs Just received, per ship Shenandoah, Capt. A.
IL VI. Rose, from Liverpool, full and extensive as
sortment of
Amongst them are: Sheet and Hoop IRON, Anv Shs
and vices: all kinds of Steel Wagon Boxes; Wrought
Nails; fine assortment of Double and Single Barre'
Flint and Percussion Shot Guns; and ssdlery:
On hand, few handsome Crates and Cook'hE
Stoves constructed to burn the anthracite COAT al
of which will sell on tn: most reasonable 'ef"''
sept 14--eo2w ,r s,..,.to,
-. National InteIligencer and warrenton sPee'a'0'
v;,is nnhI;sb the above l q week for weeks.
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Brandy.
James 3. GuMneN, NJ. y.

ID observation-disclosures the citizens and visitors
IL of Alexandra that he may be consulted at Mr..
II. Clagett's Hotel on the first and third WEDsEsDAI
in every month, from O'Clock "a n. until 2r.n.
A!letters addressed to DR. G. at his Office bet Reen
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, left at W. Chgelts Hotel, Alex.
andria, will be punc,uslIy attended TO.
ian lt-estr
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Notice.
VJNE undersigned takes this occasion to INFORM has
L friends and the public that he has take" the
SxOs HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro.
EaSsfGS Their, Williamson, and Barnard This IS
tfaAsssEa large and convenient Establishment,
ease8z8 well calculated for The accommodation Oh
ali PERSONS, and particularly for private families.
To those VINO may think proper to pa'tonize him IN
his new VOCATION the undersigned can safry offer one
the effort to please The house wall De IN
future known as the .1.nERICAN HOTEL
JNO. ~ MCCARTHY.
Washington City, sept I'D
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70 Rent,

- comfortable DWELLING on Water street,
isH next adjoining the hou,e occupied by Mr. Joh.
Brown. r, good tenant, the rent will be mo
derste JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

Eighty shares of United States Bank stock
sold in New York on Saturday, at ll6.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, q. c.

ARRIVED, Sept. II,
Brig Daniel H. Miller, Burrows, Barbados;
to J. & w. H. Irwin.
Schooner Mary Jane. Cushing, Falmouth !;
plaster to master.
SAILED,
British Schooner Eliza, Boudinot, Halifax.
Sloop Miller, Teal, hence, at Philadelphia 18th.
Sloop Statira, Garretson, cleared at Philadelphia
for this port 18th.
schr. Potomac, Mcknight cleared at New
York for Georgetown 10th.
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We regret to learn. says the Princeton Cou-
rier that the Hon. John Sergeant, who was ex-
pected to have delivered the Annual Address be-
fore the Literary Societies of the College Of New
Jersey, has recently declined the invitation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

A gentleman who arrived in the Providence
steamboat. at New York, informs that on Friday
morning there was white frost in the eastern
part of Massachusetts, and probably through the
greater part Of New England. The corn is back
ward, and though perhaps not materially injured
by this FROST is very liable to suffer severely from
similar ,isltatlons in future.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

Trom Venezuela papers received BY the Lucy
Ann on Saturday, at Baltimore, we perceive that
the Cholera has broken out in Chill with great
violence A letter from Popoyan says that In
one week it destroyed 63personsa at Valparaiso,
aud sol al Santiago de Chill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

General Duncan. We understand that this
gentleman, member of Congress from Illinois, has
followed in the train OF the multitude, and come
out against the Administration. Among the prin-
cple causes of this step, were the Presidents
Veto on the Bank Bill, and his rejection Of the
Chicago HarbUr Bill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

CompEmem 10 Merit.-The Insurance Com.
pauics of New Orleans have presented beau,i-
full service of plate to Captain atnal, Of the U.
States schooner Grampu:, as testimony Of their
regard for the va!uc of his services in protecting
American commerce in the Bay Of Mexico.
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Corn g. Rye Meal, Butter, Cheese
Sak Pork, Eggs, and Potatoes-En
quire Of THEO. SALISBURY.
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THE NEW-YORK MIRROR I;
a ID e u. LII Y .Ia..nfn1.p ua1d fh

II ~ IL w OleAN 49, >
A Repository Of Polite Literature and he
Fine .Arts:
EmbelIished with splendid engrasinss on
steel, copper, and wood, aud with Pop
ular Music, arranged ior the Piano
forte, Harp, Guitar, sc.
GEORGE p. MoRRIs,
.THEoDnRE s. FAY, Editors.
NAyn'L. y. WILLIS,
EF The first number Of new year
(volume tenih) will be issued on the sew
enth day Of July next.
CospiTIoNs.--The Mirror rs published ev-
cry Sa u, day. 1t is elegantly printed IN ,he
super. royal quarIo form, on line paper, with
BREWER and nonparcl type. II is enbel shed,
once every th,cc moniIIs, With a splendid su
per roy al qusrto engraving. and every week
with a popular piece Of music. arranged Tor
the pianoio:ie, harp, guitar, SC. Fifty two
numbers complete a yol,ime or four hundred
and sixteen large pages, for which a beautiful
~ engraved ,ignettc title page. (pnin'ed BY
Weir and engravedby Durand] and coPsous
index, arc furnished. The terms are four dol
lars per aGnum, payable, in oil cnscs, in ad
vance. II is lorwarded by the earliest mails
10 subscribers residing Out Of tie city Of Ne"
York Commnnica ions, post pa d must be- I'd
dressed 10 the Editors. No subscriptions re
,eyea for less period than one ear.
Subscriip',.ss for the abore paper, re-
ceired at This Office
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NMW GOODS.


- 8S4 q a
,IIAVE this week received further
supply Of STAPLE & FaNCi y
DRY GOODS, consisting in pat ol
blue and invisible green Broadcl"ths
ssttinetts; linen drlIings prints, from 10
to 25 cents French muslins, at 2s.
bishop lawns fine embroidered hose, a'
30 cents f; white and colored half hose, al
I2 i-e English gingh.ms black silks
fine shirt collars, at I2 1-S cents II >
gloves Hamilton, sheetngs brow shirt
ings, at Z cents apron checks, &c. &c.
which makes their assortment complete.
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO
call at the NEW STORE, where Goods
may be found cheaper than erer.
EE We are ready to supply all wants
iu the MERCHANT I'aiLORING
BUSINESS, satisfactorily. Having an
excellent assortment of Goods. suitable
for tho Spring and Summer demands, to-
gether with most approved Fashions, we
are enabled to furnish Garments Of the
first style, at very reduced prices.
srJs All Garments made at this estab-
lishment, which do not answer the expect
ations ofthe purchaser, may be returned.
Wafer-s!reet, June 2.
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NoLi;ce.

.Nolice.
|"H E subscriber having been appoint
IL ed by the honorable Supreme Court
at their March Term, A ID 1892, Assig-
nee to EDWARD CHURCH, Of Bris-
tol, Esq. to whom was granted the ben
enfit ofthe lnsolvent Act, hereby gives
notice that six months is allowed for
the Creditors of said Church to bring in
and prove their claims /; and all persons
Indebted to said Church, arc requested
to call aud settle the same without de-
lay. 1cHApoD DAVIS, Assignee.
Bristol, June 9.
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. -. !, !. y .dLBION - =
0@8N B3. .NSgENMQ

The Albion Corn PIasf,r 80.
however old s9d tough, and s,,"s,s n. me corn
cry roots. The relief afIorded l. r.,s,s me
Mediate, and thorough. '"'
The Proprietor bess leave TO submit a.. =,
loving case, from MIR. s,o~ eli. wh, '.e Io,.
sno~n to the inhabitants Of Bos,or wSu
a the south eud, and at South n"., P'emy
'ery worthy and respectsbIs citizen. .
A Ca sE.8
SIR-I do not hesitate 10 give nv r..
qualified appreciation in favor OF Won, % v.,. m
vtioa Corn Piosfsr. BY the use or Io.. urn'e 'sns
, box, Airs SLOW ell, hns been cured oS mss s.
n each foot. which had been exceed;r a,. ,s .orn
'lesome and painful for ,ears, and i s5,nL ho; !,
'ni justice to Jour valuable Preparation TO sd =
ifor tho encouragement OF those, Who OWN. -
., eated dsappo.n,,ncnts in the var,ou, ,.,,.s ~
les resorted iO.have finally despsired ofs cure ,
hat your Plaster cured er corns aiter ,r,;nn
, her highly recommend remedies 10 no n,,rs
Dos" and what increases my confidence in the
nperiority of your plaster, is .hc facf. ,h., !,
as been used BY several OF my neigI,bors xi,h
"qua'ly good success. SETH sTOWEII
Keeper Of Toli-house South Boston Br;dr..
Mr. 4. KIppER,
Proprietor ol the.Conwsy Medicines,
Boston, June i7lh, 1929. 80 80
~ Price so rcu's.
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CON SUMPTION
. H@MA &@A"A,EEEIg

III N that ioRg train Of diseases which Sc en-, to-
- grow with the gyswth of eiv.rzed society,".
C0NSUMPT. ON takes the lead in irs reient-
less inroads upon human life !; yer this orc. diul
disorder IS easily overcome IN us earl'er sFsges.
IL is only when RegIeeied that IL a. nves At The.
terrific maturity which so often bates rhe ra..
acry Of professional SCIENCE An obstinate
eowgb IS the Customary forerunncr Of the PuL-.
MoNARy coNsUMPTIoN. Improper neglect
in the timely administration Of Dpie and SALT.
tary remc, les, is sure TO be rop.o cd BY orend
fr succession of eonSmmptire syHp,ons o: OPP
precision ot the bresst T; gree Rrsh and bloody spit
tic liberated lung. and hectic 8 yer shiiveIl-
ed eStremities, and general cma cinioa oil tho
WIN 10 body; prossration ot strength flushed
cheeks :swooien feet and legs ;and q, last in
full possession of the menad faculties, ond while
hope still whispers her tlattering tale--IOld ex-
tremii les, ,aDd q preDatrrv dcnth.
For the various stages Of this complaint. one
Of the most approved remedies ever yet discov-
cred is ~
DR.. RELFE'S S .ASTHM.ATIC PILLS,
Th cx' eedIngIv pow crfu. und yet equally
safe and innocent preparation. has effected ,hor-
ough and rapid ures upon paiicn,s sup. Osed 10
have been Far advanced in confirmed Con-
sumption, and who have exhibi'ed tnc nppsaE-
ances which usually Indicate fat.l termination
OF tie disorder.
AS the Pills require in ordinary cases no con-
Iinenicnt, they may be administered with conf
,lence and safety 10 all uges and classes oi pco-
Pile Urexamp!ed success has hitherto attended
heir administration IN o great variety Of caaes
and the Proprietor can reier 10 q multitude,
which testify to their efficacy n reviving tho c.
,nhcia,ed victimfrom the bed OF disease, and re-
storing him to the blessings Of accustom heath
and activity.
Price vi for whole boxes OF so Pills. and
50 cents for half do. Of ~ Pills, with directions
None arc genuine unless signed on tho
outside printed wrapper, by the sole rrop'f.
etor. z. KIDDEk immediate successor 10
the late Dr ~. T. CONWAY. For sale, with
all the ether Conway Medicine" at his
Counting Room, No 30. next door 10 J. Kid
der's Drug Store. corner Of Court and Hnno-
vsr streets, ncnr Concc-i Hall, Bos on; and by
his special appointment. by DR. J. WILLIAMS.
| nrreR DR.. A. p. Moore, Newport Nathan
| Duffee, Fail River. - ~.
'.' Large discount TO those who buyto cell
| amin,
dec. "a
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NOTICE.

HAMES GARDNER has now on
- hand nearly all the articles used in
cutting Grass and making hay, viz.
Scythes, scythe sneds, patent rifles, sand
stones, whet stones, fork stales, 2 and 8
tined forks, hand rakes.
Likspise-he will have in good season,
few bosse Rakes, which he will sell as
low as can be purchased elsewhere.
June 49,.
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THE TOOTH AnHE
DYSPEPSIA

or most obstinate character, after having
oane' ue ~ ~ OF Tue most eminent phi, sicians,
and witbs,ood tie most highly reconmen,led
Medicnl preparations, has been checked. re.
heced, and cared, IN n mber Of Instances in
and about tie ci,y of Boston, by using for q
shoIt time Dr. RELIES
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, AND
.ayNTI-BLLLIOUS PILLS.
in connexior, according to the dire c, ,ens accom-
panyins the Specific b is also one of II est
medicines kno~u for Sick Headache, Sieknts,
at the Stomach, Nausea, and Fiatucnces.
Price ofthe Specific and Pills, 81 cenish euc
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June 8.

.Jusr received at LONG ROOM, red.S
green moreen green table covers (; red
fannels /; Scotch caps; braces Irish lin
ems; silk vestings; tickings; bed lace;
fans; A checks, and great variety Of
other Articles all Of which will be offered
at the lowest prices. may 10
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CROOKS IMPROVE D
7 3 ByaLTLAORE y
COTTON DUCK

- GERS, Ship Owners, and Comman
ders, respecting Sail Cloth made n' TINS
manu- factory, that its use (now extensive, .
Is fast becoming general, both in the Ma
w and Merchant service. Should IT'S su-
periority to Hempen Duck be question,
ed, the purchaser is assured that II VIII
wear much longer and propel yessel
much faster than the best Russia Duck.
The subscriber is constantly supplied
with all the numbers Of this superior ar
ticIe. Il. M. fEooE"DCN.
yV,rren anriI 16
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The Bristol, Warren and Pyoridence
sr-s- ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

The Bristol, Warren and PSoridence
sr~ ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
n EAVES Bristol every day (Sundays
E-excepted) at half past s O'Clock A.
Nj. and arrive ut Providence, at half past
8 O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning, will leave
Providence at o'clock, r. nj. every
day, Sundays excep.cd) and arrives in
Bristol, at half past 6 O'clock, P. Nj.
Fare from Bristol to Providence, 80
cents and from Providence to Bristol,
the same. Passengers left and called
Tor at every part oflhe town and city.
EEys Books kept at Burgess Hotel,
Bristol Coles, and Commercial Hotels,
Warren in Providence, at the Franklin
House, and the Roger Williams, & Man
uiacturers Hotel.
J. s. N. CHADWICK.
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EYE W AFTER

This we'll established Wash for fhe En-. :,
perfectly innocent, and & YES nm ed,s,e IsI;ec
ven in very aggravated eases Of soreness and
'nfian alton. Price 26 cents. N
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ENGLISH HOLLOW WARE.
j UsT received a supply Of the above nam
ed ware, consisting Of Coffee Kettles, Mas
lin Kettles, Wash Basins, Sauce Pans,
Porringers, &c. for sale by
s SAMUEL WHEATON,.
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BOOKS g. STATIONARY.

BOOKS g. STATIONARY.
a N assortment of School Books, book
EA of Common Prayer, Blank Books
oil different sizes, MEMORANDUM & Bank
Books, Writing Books, Letter and Writ
ing Paper, Ink Powder, Pocket Books,
States, SC. for s..le by
SAMUEL WHEATON.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
ANOTHER STRIDE TOWARDS DES-
POTISM

Veto upon Laps. The editor OF the Rich
mond Enquirer expressed great esapprohation
of the Presidents signing the late act making
appropriations for the Improvement OF the nav
igntion OF certain rivers, &c, which has appalled,
tho hero of the palace The q" Globe" was di-
rected 10 say that the idra of an incongruily
between The Maysville veto AMI signing the
above bill incorrect, as tho President,
should he find, on examining closely the items
Of the law he had just signed, that they d" not
conform to h,S views Of the constitution, he
weuld prevent their execution as required by
the act. We now learn, from undoubled AL.
thority, that the course marked ont in tho
90 Globs," the President has actually adopted,
and rtsOed that iaso since his signature has
been attached to it by giring express orders to
the Enginerr Department TO suspend the 'Te-
cution Of its provisions. Can any one predict
arhat is to come neat ? Is not this the very es-
sence of DEsPurIsM, the will of sovereign
DICTAToR!
Can the American People, ioHI they submit
to such gh-handed acts? If Gen. Jackson
is reelected they taciily acknowledge them
selves unfit for self government, and virtually
place the iron sceplre of despotsm most firmly
in his hands. lfa(ler these repeated evidences
of his despotic disposition, he is sustained in
! office, it requires no prophet to foretell that
| the liberties OF our country are at an end
FreemanS Banner.