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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-12

spring Goods.
EyNARI ES BENNETT has received and offers for
J sac a general assortment of
GOODS AD.APTED TO THE SEASON.
The following part:
Super6ne cIo,hsa ard kerseymeres OF 'st quahty
Merino md vigonia kerseymeres
Book, camhric, jaconet and null musilns
6.4 and 4 dimities
Calicos and ginghams of first quality.
A general assert nent ofcotton and silk hosiery
"a and India nanheens
Very best Mationi black Italian iustrlng
Bandsnna and flag hsndkerchiefs
London drl,nSs
Rinka's bes, cotton anI Rouen kerseymercs, for
summer wear
Checks and stripes; colored cam5rics
Hemming's Is, quality needless imported direct
and warranted genuine
Gen,,emen's English doeskin gloves
Ciark's y Cispp's best sewing cotton, IN spools
and balls
4,4b, and ID pins -.
vine Factory
Fnolscap and common post paper
ga 54 irish, Scotch and Russia sheetinss
A variety of diapers; Irish linens and lawns
German ,,cklenburgs and buriaps
Cotton burlaps, yer, stout
shoe thread, SEIZE twine, &c. &C. apr -
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,%e'N 4yOOds.
WASHINGTON g. BRENT
YIAYE received, by the schr. Virg mia and other
late arrivals from New York, large and general
assortment Of
SPRING GOODS. Among them are
Rest Italian lustring
Senshaws, sarsenets and levantnes
Forences and sstins; Grape shawls and hdkfs
Silk and gauze do
Linen cambria hdkfs. new STYLE
Gauze wells, white, black and green
Painted musins; ginghams in great variety
French and English chn'z
Cambria and furniture dimity
I.ustring ribbons. some very wide
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Cotton hose, white. black Read and fancy co!or'd
Silk and raw silk hose
Lsces, edgng and quilting
Cambrics, extra super, super merino bomoaznes
Gauze hannels; damask, birdseye and Russia
diapers
Damask able cloths, white brown ans colored
Silesia and Irish shce;ings; Marseilies quilts
Pongee. flag and bandanna hdkts
Books, Swiss and checked muslns
Umbrellas and parasols, all kinds
Blue, black and fIncv cloths
Gentemen's and boys summer wear, OF every
description
With almost every other article in the DRY GOOD
line may l-9t
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y. o. sugar, Tar, Cow Nides

O = HHDS. N. Orleans sugar, part prime
~ 100 bbls North Carolins tar
$50 Calcutta COW hides
8 small casks pure molasses flor familiesl
Just landed from schr February, from New York
and for sale by GEO. JOHNSON Co.
Who haUe in Store:
or. casks pale sherry wine
Is do Marseilles madeira wine
do sweet malaga do
half pipes London particular madeira do
2 Or casks do
do Burgundy do
S tons American bar iron
Is boxes pound roll chewing tobacco
10 do lbs do
2 do Is do
20 O.. boxes prime Havana srgars
bales spinning cotton, for retailers .
NAV
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Emgkisn Har n DuAL Arun, &c.

EMgtlsh HMr y DOL AcuM, &C.
DoBERT II MILLER offers for sale
IL Al tons bar Iron. IA inch BY 3
% do Round do SO, 70, and inch
A. bundles inch Round
40 do 4 inch square
Cooking Furnaces cased with iron, superior article
English patent porter bottles
English and Dutch Pipes, nboxe 5 groce each
Window Glass, various zes and quslities
With handsome assortment Of ksrthenwsre, China.
and Glass 5,h mo 5.h
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AcS.

lGS.
WE have rented the Ice House belonging to LOUIS
w Beeier, and are prepared TO furnish bis former
customers and our friends with GOOD CLE.ah iCE'
delivered every day at our Drug Store on King rect
80 70 WIN. LANPHIER u Co.
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utice.

Fs>IE debtors and creditors 0t James ~ AcRea are
her.b, u III d thu, the effects of he said Mcies
have>,een aas sned 20 the subscriber as trustee BY
deed bearing die 2.i Usl. 1882. As it IS desirable to
close TINS business early practicable, ali persons
Indebted 10 him will please make payment, AMI those
10 whom he INDEBTED will please present their claims
En- THOM 5 81. VIII iE.
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Sugar, Coffee, " inc

Sugar, Coffee, " vines, &c.
.0- HnDs old and new crop New
100 Orleans
SIS hhds prime st Crox
do common Porto Rico SSCH.1h
70 bbIs Trinidad
S boxes Philadelphia steam re-.
70 bbls hned
81 ,ierces New Orleans molasses
100 bags old and new crop Rio coffee
do Java DO
,s 5 sns' chest, Young Hy'oN Tea
chest superior Gunpowder do
10 pipes Fiae Old LIZ Madeira UINE' OF
10 half pipes direct importation from the houses
I2orcssks of Newton. Gordon. Murdoch and
Scott, Payne e co aud F j, Figuera
hall pipe Superior Burgundy Madeira
hsfpiPe do sereial do
2qr casks
2 or casks do Ma rsey do
Sp,pes cognsc brandy
80 boxes Bakers and Laphsm's No chocolate
q reams printing paper
200 reams blue, yellow and White 'e"er psPer
so do foolscsp 90
Fer sale by ,. hhe'1no"i'h
abr 10
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Iail0riRg.

VEHHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public generally, tst he has taken the store
on the corner OF King and Piu streets lately occupied
by Mr.. John Iumney, where he n,ends carrying On
the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
He hopes. ny plnctuait, aud = street attention 10
business, to gain share of pubic patronage
THOMAS JACOBS.
NJ The subscriber has for sale Three Shares OF
Alexsndria Bank Stock. j.
anr lU--hSt& 2aWN
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Master Paris.

Notice
- The Steamer COLUMBIA,
~ Captain James Mitchell, viii, un-
further notice, leave Baltimore
wednesday at 4 O'Clock, p
:, 18th, pis,rc, of Coumbis, and returning, VIII
'.,,. C G every Sunday at S, Washington
So and Slsy,,dr,a a, o'clrck, y for baltimore.
Passage, srelasiue Of Meals:
Fam BALTIMORE TO the District, or 10 the different
haIn1, on the Potomac, or from these places to Bd
uln0re M
To pye's Landing. Qnantico, w
Sandy Point, Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry
Ruff Point, Moore's Landing, Blackstones'
Piaey Point. Sandy Point, Va, Corn,
field Point w
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Tnis is to give .Sotice,

Ms II W StNO y VS~o5
ruSIIAr the subscribers oi Alexandria touniy in 'hs
4 District OF Columbia, have obtained from the or
rhans' Court Of sad County letters tes'amtnary on the
estate of MDilDECAI MILLER, late Of the count
aforesaid decd All person having claims against tht
said deceden. are hereby warned % exhibit The same
20 the subscribers passed BY the phans'Cour on or
before the 23d dae Of April, 1885, or they may,
by iaw be excluded from all benefit 20 said estate;
and hose naebted hereto are required TO make i"'
mediate pavment Given IN er our hands this 2}d day
of April, lS3! william H. MILF
Acting Executors ef Mordecai Miller
anr 95-eo1m
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Notice.

~ UtkCS.
CERTIFICATES for forty shsres stock in Merhan.
ics' Bank have been lost or mislaid, from No 357
~ n, sos, both inclusive. Application will be made
n the BOARD of Directors for renewao OF me same by
-, j. & j DOUGLAS
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Steamboat Potomac,
New lime fnr RichMonA.

New Lime fnr RichMona.
The rropre,ors Of the Steam
Bat FREDERICKSBURG,
E-EN9ae> have concluded to place her
eE on the route between the
Distract Of Colunas, Norfolk and Richmond by TINS
engagement great facilities will be afforded TO travel
.rs On this line, by having Boat f'o'ce week. III
sesi OF once IS heretofore.
The Frederic ksburg will commence running on
Tas.lay next, til. 81 April, leaving Washington
aclo,k. p " and Alexandria at o'clock, Tor oid
Punt. Norfolk and Richmond returning, leave Rich
nrs % ssur,lw morning at 6"'clock. and Norfolk on
SlrIay m,rning a, O'Clock, and arrive at Alexan-
IA nd Washington on Monday morning, and conti-
se during the season lit sufficiently encouraged 10
the s,me DAYS aud hours. at the same rates 'or
1.ssge aal freight as are charged by the Steam Boat
pJ,omac
The Fredericksburg will be commanded by Captain
'rNsph Neye,t is swift and good boat, win nrs'
ae los pressure Engine. and her sccomno atoms Tor
AenSers and freight such it is hoped Will give Sa
,cd0n.
FOrtrsigh, passage apply to the Captain on BOARD
10 BEN0Ni WHEAT,
mar Soft Agent.
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800 Negroes wanted

Eonuets and Pa\M-t EFF Mats.
CHAMBERLAIN & EDISON
GVAvE received per sehr lie" on consignment ana
III win be sold at New York prices,
25 dozen dia. Ieghorn and fancy cottage bonnets
20 improved gipseys . do
IT'S palm leaf hats, common and fne quarry
200 reams wrapping paper
Also, An additional supply ut Boots and Snoes ana
rs dozen boxes Knapps paste biaeking
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To Vet.
xSxsyN That large and convenient
sbHeIlNA BRICK VERN
tzS;fIH on Union street. between King anu Prince
S9SEsEa streets. with all the necessary out.houses,
formerly occupied by the late Joseph hburn. The
rent will be made low to good tenant, and possession
given the 18th of Ma next
.4lso, for sale,
s--ssS Two two story Brick DWELLING HOUSES,
h on Fairfax street, calculated for small families,
subject to ground rent OF SIS 20 cts. per annum,
payable to the estate of the late .irs. Houe
Apply to Mrs JANE DEAKI,S,
apr l0-2awif Washineto, street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-14

To leap down on the kirkens back, where 'mio
Norwegian isles :,
lie lies, lubber anchorage for sudden shaiiow'd
miles;
Till snorting, like an under-sea volcano, OH he
rolls;
Meanwhile to swing, bufieting the Tar astonish-
ell shoals
OF his back browsing ocean calves; or, haPiy' 10
Shell strown, and consecrate OF old to some On-
dimes love,
To fiud the long hair'd mermaidensi or, hard by
icy lands,
To wrestle with the Sea-serpeut, upon ceru'ean
sands
o broad armed Fisher Of the Deep, whose sports
can equal thine!
The Dolphin weighs thousand tons, that tugs
thy cable line;
And night by night, 'tis thy delight, thy glory
day bv day,
Through sable sea and breaker white, the giant
game to play
But shamer Of our little sports! forgive the name
gave
A fishers joy is to destroy-thine office is to
save.
o lodger in the Sea Kings halls, coudst thou but
understand
Whose be the white bones by thy side, or who
that dripping band,
Slow swaying in the heaving wave, that round
about thee bend,
With sounds like breakers in dream, blessing
their ancient friend
Oh, couidst thou know wha. heroes glide with
larger steps round thee,
Thine iron side would swell with pride; thou'dst
leap within the sea!
Give honor to their memories who left the plea
SAINT strand,
To shed their blood SO freely for the love of Fa-
Who left their chance Of quiet age aud grassy
churchyard grave,
So freely, for restless bed, amid the tossing
wave
Oh, though our Anchor may not be all have
so fondIy sung.
IIouur him for their memory, whose bones he
goes among!
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Office ofhe Giles. 8; Ohio Canal 70
WAsHINoToN, August 4, !

WASHINGTON, august Il 100
NOTICE is hereby given, that an Ins'slme' W
~ dollars and fifty ceats per share, being ne
instxIment on every share Of stock in the 'h:s'ph
and Ohio Canal Company, is required to bePa'I ~
18Th day of October next; . .r,her sum Of ao :.
lars and fifty cents per share (being he 2Sh W.
ment on the LIST dsy of November next; andi y
Their sum Of 'wo dol,As and III cents per 'hA'''
ing the 30,h irstabnept,) on the lst day OF Deer"
next; which instaImenfr must be paid to tue c'e~
the chesapeake and ONO Canal Company. 70 tS
shier or other officer Of either Of the following D'
viz:- 80.
The Branch Bank of the Unit, States @, "Ay't
.Ba, Of Hsshrngton,at :,
Patriotic ank,
Bank If the Metror us,
Fs-mers' and Mechanics Bank OF 6eg'E
Bank Of Alexander, ut Alexandra
Bank ofPOtomsc do
Farmers' Bank Of Alex'a do
Mechanics Bank Of ,lek'a do
Hsgerstown Bank in ~ gerstown, Nd :,
IIr1nch o! the Valley Bank in Chst!estosn,"
And the g. anch uf the Valley Bank N Lee'out
b, order rfthc President and Directors:
Clerk Chesapeake and OHIO C'"''''
aug l0-WtlstIDec
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Of the highest support, aud this We ,,u,, :.
receive. 1t is a common observation with |" q
neers. that "Steam is still in ~ iDl,nc",, q:
truly does this essay corroborale the ,rn;i q
We believe that the Patent boiler of ~ t
osie aud Summers is the main cause Of ,hs i,'a
cess, as containing the greatest possible ''.a s.,
surface within the smallest possible sn,." a'''';
without any danger, although worked a, ooo q
Oh thesquare inch. and capable of bear; nV .
lbs (; in fact, this boiler presents sos fa.,;s y
surface. and the pressure Of 900 lbs, IN u, "'sn
exhibits upwards Of nineteen millionsof y" y n'
Of pressure, without the s'ishles, dsnse, p''s
The cylinders are IL 4 inches in d.
with metallic plstnr'; and the whole ol nv
ch'nerv is carried horizontally undsr The h, ~
the carriage.
This information we think worthy III.
tive consideration of machnisls IN ,cns,,l aF'
particularly the great coach proprietor, # =
United klnsd, n. J
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respect he was unlike Byron. byron iiau uot
the same herceness of eye, but more herceness
Of nature. Byron had more article; yet often
more harshness. Byron's intellect was more
subtle and more profound: he was more iaoo-
rious thinker. Byron could De good on great oc'
casions; but his ordinary nature was not so good.
Byron had numerous advantages over Burns as
TO education. and position .in society; and' ne
cessarily. more knowledge Of life. and more ma.
terials Of mind. They died at about the same
age. But then recollect how large portion OF
Burns's days had been spent in exhausting bodily
labor! We know that hard boli!y labor allows
the mind little time to work. ByrOn's main jea.
lousy was, lest he should be thought too soft;
he therefore put on a character Of defiance, tur-
burlence and soothing Burns appeared exactly
what he was, whenever he was received kindly.
Byron could not throw himself into other mems
characters with the same ease as Burns; he was
always an ego,ist. aud when his own vanity or
pride was touched, was reckless OF others. tie
could be pleased. and generous when pleased;
but touch hair Of his head, and his ierceness was
untameabic and unbnunded. The moral cOnsci.
ence Of Burns was much more sensitive and pure.
Byron had many dark passions. not like al, but
ike some Of those Of his heroes Byron could never
have breathed the delicate, tender and imagina-
tive variety Df Bnrnss songs, where the positions
he invents, and tie sentiments he associates with
them, are inimitable.
The extreme yvacity and elasticity OF Burns's
imagination made him full OF eloquence when
excited in conversation BY any one whose appar-
ent sympathy won his confidence. He was
sometimes a little 100 violent, which habitual in
timacy with more educated ranks would have
corrected. The same qualities which gave him
all the fire and tenderness OF the Muse. caused
alternately his happiness and his sufferings. in
his daily intercourse with life. His raptures
were never feigned; he always looked upon
earth and its existence. and all the changing
hues of nature and the heavens, with poets eye.
1t vas serene autumnal afternoon when sat
at his table, but as evening began to close in,
the wind rose, and at night We heard the squalls
over the roof and among the trees. observed
b, Rnrns's count eHance, that his mind worked
so. as predicted must by middle age exhaust
any frame. Intervals Of lansuor were even then
apparent.
Burns was sort of male coquet; his desire to
please women aud to gain their nv,ice. never
slept, and on this subject he BETRAYED too much
vanity in his CONVEX sation. He found beauty in
many of those to whom he paid attention, which
was solely created by his own imagination. His
earnestness of manner, and the power Of his eve,
made him general favorite with females Ma
nv of his songs were on the lips aud in the heart
of every Caledunlan nymph. The knowledge
of this fact seemed 10 please him more than aGy
other object OF his ambition.
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70 the Public.

VNHE undersigned give notice t" all WHOM ~
l. concern, til their Note f'r 1900, pa,aDr
Arm6eId. and by him endor- dated l''n i. %
1882. and pa, able sixty days after date, and =
discounted at tbs Mechanics Bant IT Aieh New
offered, through our Agent, TO pay, ana o.a no
the Cashier Of said Bank the full amount ''e'.
Notes of tie said Bank; but the payment VI" ,.,-
BY thu SAID Cashier, and the Note withheld ,tT 4
fore thus pu bcy notify all persons, that We ~. ~.
cline paying the aforesaid Note, in any QUIZ =
but that of The Mechanic,' Bank Aforesaid ..cg
nov u. u A. C. C'S'
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hook Out!-SbO Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, "s"'
IL smooth skinned Negro Lad, called
HANSON, 81
about 20 years old, ola moderate active s1s -
scar in his forehead, very plain to be seem ri
fall from a he sc He sbsconded about u'e NJ, q
August last, and hiss been seem hIeaa"n' ~.
board Of small vessel He is very sn'S a;,ls.
artfu fellow, and will eyade detection u 'i,y 81,
will give he above reward, 1t 'ss n'.,,cs, de
from WY residence, or $40 any shorter 10 ,e,s,c
cured in Jail so that get him again. ''e
charges If brought home to me. u.rTOS,
Hstton's Hills near pisci'a"ay, ~
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Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town. sni thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly oP
posite the Fos, oice. Daily paper So; Country pa
per IS per annuc, advertisements inserted at Inc
followingrs -: For squSre of 10 lines, inserted
S.;I, or very other dav three times. 81; ard IS
cents for ever SUI ,~eq rent ,sert,n On ADVERTISE
nents inserted once or tciee osek. IS per cent al
J;,;onal No A iy,r,is- m-nt considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
mcnts published the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
The resu'. IN the City Of BaIlmorr
prisins the second electoral district cr,,.l
two elect0rs.- as follows:
For Heath, jackson ticket ~.
Frlsk, do ~
johnson, Anti Jackson ticket ~
Stewart do t,,.
Majority for j. kson tick !. ~; ,ac :.
vote Oh each side being caIculD's'. Am,
majority, 7.5!.
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STEAM CARRIAGE.

from Bells Weekly (London/ Messenger
Some no,ice has been taken BY the public press
of the arrival Of steam coach al Birmingham
from Sothampton, on the 4th list. We have
since been favored with some particulars bv gen.
tleman. whose zeal induced him tn become one
Of the party in this novel and successful expert
mental journey. This coach il the invention Of
M ,srs. Oge and Summers. Of Southampton. who,
after most serious expenditure of time and mo-
ney, have at length accomplished the desideratum
Of moving power by which carriages can be pro-
PEELED IN the common roads Of the country with
speed and safety, and without smoke. The first
attempt was from Southampton TO Oxford to Biz.
mingiam. During its first progress there
considerable difficulty in regulating the speed
down hill, the machine having, in one instance,
hu' ried down declNty at most enormous rate,
probably so miles an hour. plain O2le. BY his
nerve and management, steered It, notwithstand-
ing, with perfect ease This has been amended,
and the vehicle was seen eisurely proceeding
down long Compton hill at a steady rate of about
seven mi IS an hour: a rate slower than tina, with
which it ascended Loveridse hill. Through the
tortuous wind.ngs Of Shipstone, too, it proceed
ed al about ten miles an hour with the gre ltes'
precision.
Perhaps a finer sight has rarely been seen t,an
its starting from Oxford. The intention had been
know q previously, and being the day ofSt Giles
Fair. the townSSss ,hronged with thousand. Of vi
sitors: and as the ponde rous machine was prepar.
ing to start from the Star Inn, the desc Upton OF
the cas of Jusgurnaut rushing on its votaries was
strongly brought to mind. It commenced at
about ten miles per hour, acceIerati,g its speed
to about IA miles at the utmost On the whole
line Of its journey it suffered delays from the bad.
ness of quality, or actual want OF coke, and the
time taken up 10 charging the tank-matter Of
detail. which regular establishment will easily
correct.
When The country through which the expert.
ment has been made is considered, as regards ir.
regularity Of level and variety of material Of
which the roads are composed, it must be thought
most successful attempt. II sinyularly han.
pened, tina, the coke was expended and the steam
down at the very moment it reached the entrance
Of Birmingham; the zeal Of the popuIace. how.
ever, supplied the want, and it was hauled with
cheerings to the Hen aud Chickens, where its %
inmates took up their quarters.
When its speed. security, power. and freedom
from smoke. are considered. as well as the road
it has travelled, we may boldly assert. that the
invention Of Messrs. OsIe and Summers is worthy
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY.
The following statement is .iven in lie r.,
ton Emporium Of Saturday, and is conl,u,lh
the New York papers Of the same da,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-02
TO THE JACKSON PARTY IN THE
I,EGISLATIJRE

You will shortly be again called into Caucus.
Before you finally pledge the vote of Virginia 10
Gen. jackson, will you not do well to ascertain
with certainty, the STATE OF HIS HEALTH; to
satisfy yourselves, If POSSIBLE, (for he is sur
rounded by those interested to conceal the truth.
and who will and do conceal it, when it preiu.
dlccs their oi1ce-retainng views to disclose it }
if there is ANY probability Of his living until 1886,
You have not forgotten the daring fraud that
was attempted in Mr.. Cruwford's case, in 1924.
IF you are observing men. you must know. that
Gen Jackson is watched and guarded by band
Of designing men, who, if he WERE Ar THE LAST
GASP, would deny the fact, if, by doing so, they
could elect Lin for q second term before he eX.
1Plred, and by this means retain their Offices and
Z Influence for four years longer. Rnmors are
spread abroad of the rapid decline Of the Prcsi-
dents bodily health. He is subject to periodi-
cal disease which has nearly carried him off more
than once, and which oil believe who have seen
I'm, VIII carry him off at the next or the sue
q 'ipg attack.
y" invite your attention, in confirmation cI
thie' to what is said by paper printed at hi,
door, ara which would not speak 20 confidently
on Tie spot where the truth is best known ,unlce
sustained IN ITS statements by that truth. !
this be so, VIII you nominate Jackson for re. cleo
Z 'on' WIN you tell :he people of Virginie, that
man thus on the brink of the crave from NOT
and disease, Is, OF time like this, fit pcrgor
( for the Presidency Will YOU lend Yourselves +,
the fraud of representing him as sound in beal,l
and mind, when there Is every reason to boicv,
nc 10 ne1ther~-oi imposing President OH TIL