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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

Superior Groceries. Wines &c.
OH Half Oh SITS Gunpowder. Imperial. Young Hy son
StI and Souchong Teas
"a bags green Rio and old Java Coffee
70 boxes loaf, white and brown Sugars
hhds ST Crox Molssses
IL bags Pepper an. Piments
baskets Msrseilles Oil
cases plain and fancy boxes Prunes
l cask Curran,s
"a boxes Yellow Soap
$50 reams large Wrapping Paper
26 tubs superior Goshen Butter
10 casks do do Cheese
81 barrels do Geressee Flour
10 do Pippin Apples
I cask London Particular Teneriffe
l do Sicily Madeira
I do Lisbon
1 do Gold Sherry
l do Muscat de Frontignac WINES
! do Burgundy Port
Is casks MaIseles 81 dera and Sweet
Malaga
10 baskets Champagne
cases Satin Beaver Hats
Rice, Cloves, Csss, Nutmegs, Ginger, &c. &c.
Just received from New York, per schooner Presi.
dent, and on sale, low. by
ANDREW j. FLEMING,
At the Store lately occupied by Mr. L. Chamberlain,
dec l9-3t foot of Union street.
MAT. in.elgencer 3 times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
For Rent.

a. The commddious BRICK STABLE e CAR
la RLiGE H0ESE lately in occupation Of Mr.. J..
West Inquire Of z. KENNEDY.
dec 17-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

aP Geatlemen IN arrears to the Reading
Ro"m are requested to pay their dues. and those
disposed to subscribe for the ensuing year are al.
80 now requested to pay their subscriptions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
II II. WHITE has received. BY recent ar
81 rivals from the North, a considerable adj.
dition TO his Stock. which enables HIM TO offer
almost every article in the BOOT and SHOE
line, either wholesale or retail, upon the best
terms. and particularly cheap for Cash. Among
them are.
Mems calf sewed Boots. LIST. I'd and Sd quality
10 ea!f pegged do
DO nailed BoOfs (chegp] ticle
DO fireman wuter prof Boots ian excellent ar.
DO course pegged Boots
no elf sepfd and nailed slipper Boots
DO eaT seueS pegg d. and nailed diunroes
10 Kip and grain leather do
10 coarse legged Brogans and Shoes
DO gum elastic and leather Ore- Shoes
Loys calf sewed md pegged Nonro.
10 calf seued Shoes
Ladies' CATER and leather Boots
10 fu, trimmed gum elastic Shoes
DO cnf SEAL and moroe.o HaDing Shoes
Eo sell and lasting M,ppers and J.6trsons
Misses and ehilirens Boots and Booees ra,ous kinds
Also. Hair Trunks Seal Gaps, Ge Se
Made to order, Ladies and Gentleman's Boots
and Shoes, Of the best materials and workman.
ship. dec IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

Passengers going to Baltimore will always meet with
direct conve, ance through. without any detention
whatever For seats be particular to apply at Beiz
hoover & Co.'S Office, Royal street; at the Franklin
House HOTEL and at K. H. iarngton's Steamboat Ito
TEL near the WhaIf-and in Washington, at the Once
adjoining Gsdsby IS Hotel
G. N BRUCE, Agent
NJ Carriages and Horses for hire Apply at the
oe;c. dec i8 G.. ~ D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

The Baltimore American desisnates the va.
rious Legislatures mills for politics, SC. Some
Of them grind to but little purpose.
Savannah Geor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

Potomac Greek and Richmond Rail Road
The party OF Engineers, who have been. for
some weeks. engaged in an examination Of the
route between Richmond and Fredericksburg,
With reference to its adaptation to a Rail Road,
have completed their work. We have not had
an opportunity Of conversins with either OF the
gentlemen, but learn, that the face OF the coun.
try IS highly favorable to an Improvement OF the
kind contemplated. There will be no deep cut
ling, aud to serious obstacle of any kind. MIR.
RohinsoG left here on Thursday, and will him.
sell make Reconnaissance of the country. and
then proceed to Richmond 10 join his Assistants,
where the necessary calculations, maps, &c. vii
be prepared to accompany the Report, which
will be presented at an early period.
Fred .3rena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
Carriage 4 Harness.

1 7 private sale. second hsnd Carriage, with Har.
~ ness. The Carriage being somewhat out of repair,
to close ales, will be sold very cheap.
dec IL GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
+ or sale.

For sale.
NylLL be offered for sale, ON the third Monday Of
w January next. (being Court day. in front OF the
Court House. nil the right, title snd interest," in the
property of the rown Of Providence, Fairfax Court
House. being the same devised to Penelope Jack
son by the late Richard Ratcile. deceased Persons
disposed to purchase. however, may get bargain by
application to the subscriber before the day OF sale
Gentlemen wishing to invest money in real property.
would do well to the und rsigDed
dec 2-eots SPENCER a. KSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
Valuable iruperty fnr sMAe

aA0aOle property l0r shAe.
4.Yk1< The subscri,er off RS for sale
GsMS A TR ACT OF L ND
SE<S situated in Fairfax County, about ~ miles
ssAssss fr M Alexandria, and mile and quarter
Uccnqr4n, containing by The last survey,
1917 ACRES OF LIND
This land i, OF good qualify; sbnut 400 acres OF
which is we'll tmoered, consisting principally OF Oak,
suitable for building ships erecting vharyes, pumps,
sc and would probably average 20 or 80 cords per
acre, excus We OF timber The land is not billy or bro
KEN but presents moderately waving surface, SO that
ever. part is sufficiently level for cultivation. There
is fine of water running through i; its si'us
ton is al hful and BE- suul and BY system of good
husbsndrv, may become delightful and profitable re-
sdence. he mprov eme nts inconsdersbe, though
there is a SAW MILL convenient, for saving plank
and scsniing, which adds greatly to the facility Of
building. 10 persons wishing to enter into the Wood
or Timber business this would be desirable purchase.
The tract may be divided to afford two produc
tive Farms, and will be sold very reasonable terms.
II not sold before Saturday, the 9Th day Of Deem
next, SHALL that day. Offer it for sale, for cash.
the highest bidder. at Cstts Tavern, est End Of
Alexandria. ID. ANOR.
aov 8 -diwtJ?awt7thDec
IL The above sale postponed till Satur.
day, 2ls, instant. FERNS made known at sale deco
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED, DECEMBER 10.
Schooner Cleaner, Mayo. Boston; Fruit, &c. to w.
Fowle 4 Co. and freight for the District
Came down from Georgetown, brig Rubcon, Delaway.
SAILED,
Soho oner Palestine, " ilscn Charleston, S.
Schooner Virginia. Elliot, cleared at New York tor
this puIr l5lh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

Gold Nine Charters. reader Of the Lee
sisisnSe Proceedings will be struck with the
number Of petitions for charters, from those who
propose to search for gold, in the gold regions
Of Virginia.
The fact is undoubted, that the counties of
Stafford, Cupepcr, Orange, Spotsylvania, Lon.
isa. and Goochland, contain region richer in
this precious metal, than perhaps any quarter Of
The Globe. Rich as Virginia was ever known
to be in almost every gift of a bountiful nature,
the abundance Of guild in her bowels, and that
too in the cismontsne regions Of the State, is
fact comparatively new, and farther illustra.
tra,ve Of the eminent lberaity OF nature TO her.
Induced by indications Of the extreme rich
ness OF the veins Of this precious metal which
pervade the counties mentioned above, gentle
men. in various places, have associated them
selves fur The purpose of mining, and have APP
Piled TO the General Assembly, for charters Of
incorporation. These gentle uen for the most
part. are Inhabitants and Virginians-of known
worth, character and capital Rich. Whig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

~ The Trustees Sale Of GOODS will take
place THIS EVENING, at Whites Auction Store.
dec 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

EP In consequence Of legal informallty in
advertising the property described below, re sale OF
the same will take place IS under
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19

Ready made Clothes At auction
nv Friday Evening, the 2ist instant, at 81 o'ciock.
~ will be sold, WITHOUT RESERVE, at my auction
Store, a vsriety Of excellent
NEW READY-MADE CLOTHES,
Consisting. in part, of Goats Vests, Pantaloons, Lii
men Shirts, Handkerchief. Towels, Silk and other
Hose. Crsvats Shirt Collars, one pair OF Leather
Drawers Suspenders Gloves, Dressing Box, &c. &c.
Articles ready for examination to morrow.
dec Is GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-19
Public Sale.

Wl!J. be sold at the Court House Of Fairfax Coun.
w ~. on the frs, day Of January Court next, At
public auction, NEGRO NAN. twenty one years OF
age; and NEGRO Roy, six eight yesrs Of age
credit # nine months will be allowed the purchaser
giving bond, with good security. The said slaves are
parts OF the estate Of Gabriel Childs, deceased.
dec l9-eotJanl URJAH AGER. Admir-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

the practice Of the day, Q users art Of
preventing witnesses from telling the
truth, andan exercise Of the most inge-
NOUS deception upon the niuds Of
plain, honest men, who are 90 unfoxtu-
nate ~ to Be caught upon Jury. wR6-
ever most excels.in these qualifications,
10 the bestsmeTs lawyer. In the case
alluded to, However, there Was an ex.
aetly opposite result. A young female,
(she would deserve any where the ap-
peilation Of lady, both in appearance
and Experiment, )wEs called upon una-
voidably, TO testify to circumstances
extremely unpleasant to . delicate fe-
male to detail 10 \ public assembly
They had NO relation to herself or to
the prisoner.
The delicate, unaffected and lady.
like manner,in which this young female
acquitted herself under circumstances
so peculiarly trying as public exami-
nation Of this description, was exceed
ingiy interesting. Polished society
might find il not Q little difficult, to
furnish . representative to discharge
% painful duty, with - much Of the
true dignity Of modssty a. was here
evinced BY Factory girl" II was
an honor TO that valuable portion of our
population, thus to be represented, and
would Of itself rePei the Islander that
there 10 necessarily in their employ.
ment any tendencies to blunt the sen-
sibilities Of females, or prevent a full
cultivation Of lady like and delicate re-
finement. Even the overbearing stern
ness Of the examining couuseIlors at
the bar was laid aside from respect to
female delicacy; and the rare phenom-
enon in legal practice was exhibited.
of the mere iaicyer (whose greatest
merit is supposed TO consist in brow.
beating and confusing witnesses, to
prevent their telling the truth was
laid aside for the true courtesy of
the gentleman-the poli,eness Of the
heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Oh the 7th instant hy the Rev Dr. Keith, Msr.
SrENcEH VI. BaLL, 81 FairfnS, Co Miss MaaV
l., daughter 81 Daniel r. Dilany, Esi C Oak
Mount. Fsirfsx eoul,tv, Va
Dn I'scsay Lac Nv che Rev. Mr.. --
Mr. Rms CHoss ~ Miss ELtE,Rgrg BgtsrEu-
LiS"' daughter Of Capt Anthony BclstcI Eng e
Iisrisfs-Fcrry
Las, cycHing, by he Rev AleHsn.ler Jones, Dr
IEvI =. toHgftt 20 Miss CHRisrtsH, tlaagLt, r
% ttcltry y Turner, Vel q ibis eouuty
Tn sunday, Nc i2Sh instant. by the Rev. Jo-
seph A. Slssckleford, Col CHas. 4 MonsAw. ~
hishnlcsd. o. Miss ALuSpA g.. dzugi.ter OIL
sha Moss, Eel, q Ntorgantosa, sioaos,sa 81.
e~y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

" The Subscribers 90 the fund for eue'7.
sns The Presbyterian Chsgch Yard, will
p'oAse pay without dslay % Caro- Moon
ts.l IN order that tbs same mag b. finished
way y, 1913 THE TRUSTEES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

ALpxAEDsIA, HAY =.
FLOt R.-Yesterday aud 'Thurssla, the y .gon
price of Fio'ir Vas IS toa5 ~. and few lo,.i.
tskeus NJ ~. Yesterday sumo selected, aud per-
haps common brands, we're sold from, stores a
30
sALTTNoRg, NsV %
FiOCH-Tbe wagon price has been steady
throughout the week, 'nelading to-day, ~ s. =
As .sIf per barrel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

1Ae Rev. s. TCsroS viu preach IL De Fr,s
Ca"Fsh e iIapersFerry. O. suo.lsy n.orn,r..
newt II u O'sloek, snd ., dee Pa Brs.ssh Char,
{" : o'eioek 10 ihe sf,ers0yn e De- san. Say.
Mo -, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

osoaoErewx n. C. nAS -.
Or esnsi sd ~ aApantsyss.--It 10 with
real pleasure We announce that the canal and
locks, ~ fap - the eye can reach from George
town towards Crommelin, are literally cover
ed with boats ~ close ~ they can stow, 6ll-
I'd With aoar aud other produce. Not less
than $1,000 barrels passed through the locks
into the basin yesterday-more than $50 boats,
il 10 said, were above the town, coming down.
tGsssiis.
Sudden Desth.-Mr. Joseph Oliver, . ro-
spectacle citizen Of Pittsburg, died suddenly
4 few days since, under the following circum-
stances:-Hc, in company with several other
persons, was, on the night Of his decease, at
u wedding party, at Perrysville, about scven
miles from Pittsburg, where he was solicited
to play IN air on the violin, for the amuse-
ment Of the company. lie acqu,esccd, and
Of the occasion, sunk suddenly down on the
floor, and died instantly.
The article which we copied from the 81.
Louis Times q few weeks since, stating that
the Rev. James Turney, Of Illinois, whilst
baptising n brother with n wooden leg, rccciv-
cd wound which caused his death, turns out
TO be hoax. MIR. Turney, in a public alton in
serted in said paper, Pronounces the state
mebt TO be without the slightest foundation In
TRUTH Raleigh Star.
We learn from the Republican Of this morn
ing, that Ex-Lieu tenont Randolph came pas
senger yesterday in the Norfolk Steam Boat,
until she met the Philadelphia boat, in which
he proceeded for that city. We have heard
II stated that lac has been invited 10 Join his
kinsman, John Randolph, on a tour 10 Europe,
and that they will both sail in the first pack
ct. Ball. Pat.
DR.. " atkins.-It is stated by the Washing
ton Correspondent Of the Charleston Courier,
that IL is the design OF this unfortunate but
accomplished and gifted man ito apply for
holy orders" IL is added, that he has pre-
pared himself, by study, whilst in conGne-
ment, for that Office.
In the city Of New York, few days since,
George Weeks, respectable widower Of
sixty and upwards" was fined in the sum OF
two thousand dollars, for running away With
the heart Of Hannah Ebert, 4 spruce spinster
of 23rtsithout taking the body, also, as the
said Hannah desired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
sTAuNror, NAV 90

tTAUNTON, NAV ~.
During storm, last week, gentleman Of
this place, who was on one of the roads q few
miles from tovn, distinetiy saw a large snake
fall from The clouds, into the road, short
dis,aaee before hlm. There vas no tree near
the spot, and the snake was Al q considerable
height Nhep be first noticed a. The snake
vas sspp0sed 10 be Of the water species. and
wa alive. II was doubtless taken up IN
waterproof or Whirisind.-t spsefsisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

tho cause Of Don Pedro appears once moro
On tho ascendant. lie has elected m i'd
justment Of the diaiculty with Adnir.i Ssr-
torius, By acccding TO his demands. snd cor
sequcntly retaining him in his service with q
naval force superior to that Of Don Miguel
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
The King Of Holland gives no indication
Of any design TO accede to the eourss point
ed out for him by England and France; and
the Belgians complain Of tho ineiSicieucy OF
the blockade Of the Dutch ports, which those
powers commenced.
SICILY.
A letter from Messiua, under date OF the
33d February, gives n melancholy account OF
the condition Of the people Of this island
Famine, lees extensive, but scarcely less de-
plorable and affecting in its character than
that Of the Cape de Verbs, has produced sick
ness, dcsolation and death. The misfortune
was occasioned principally by a succession
mists, which covered the plains with water
and prevented the sowing Of tho crops.
ENGLAND.
The renewal Of the charter Of the Bank Of
England, and Of the East India Company,
were topics Of great interest, and discussed
with great earnestness, not only in the pub
was on foot TO establish, in place Of the pre- :
sent institution, National Bank on different
principles Of organization
II is quite evident from the tone Of the
leading journals, particularly the Times,
which generally catches and follows the first
impulse Of the popular breeze, that the Grey
Ministry is on the wane. The Morning Her
aid, too, censurcs the conduct and policy Of
the administration, in terms that denote be-
lief Of its early dissolution.
Tsras-By the brig Fredericksburg, arriv-
ed at New York from Matamoras, we learn,
Says the Courier,) that vessel Of war from
Vera Cruz, arrived at that place few days
previous 20 her sailing, with troops, who
with others assembled at that place, amount
ing altogether TO about 3, 500 men, were TO
march in n short time To Texas for the pur-
pose Of driving the American emigrants from
that place.
The French Government has bought DIR.
Antomarchis cast Of Nspoleons face after
death for $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

The number of mnskess manufactured ia
the Ststss Armories IN ls32 was Is coo
Halls rifles, 4,360 screw drivers. 1850
wiPers, $500 srmchests, ZIG, and various
other ARTICLES 10 the line. Expenditure, slO5, :.
9f3 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
BALTIMORE RACEs-Ce,srai Course.
INST DAT.

INST DAT.
John C.. Stevens eh. c. Medoc, 22i
Col. WIN. wynn's b. c. Anvil, 81 2 2
Thomas ID. Johnson's b. E. Florida, 3 dws.
J. NJ. Botts' b. c. Tobaeconist, ! I .dvo.
Time-iu heat, SIN. SIS; second, SIN. so. /;
third, SIN. ASS. fourth, Gun. lis.
SECOND DAT.
In the Maryland sweepstakes, but two nags ap-
Pesred, via: MIR. Ridgeiy'sb b. g. and Mr.. Dor
They got of we'll together, but in the firss quar-
ter Of mile, Mr.. Kidgely's 6iiy unfortunately
fell, in consequence Of the slippery state Of the
track, and not being able 70 recover, vas dst.se-
ed
The race for the Craig Cup. resulted as fol-
T. r. s. Boyees b. f. Monsoon by
Rather,
Jacob Fouke's eh. c. Tyrant by Co
hanna, 81
}. NJ. seiden's b. b. Duke Of Orleans
BY Sumpter, dwn.
J. NJ. Botts' eh. h. Rapid by Ratler, ! dwa.
Col: Johnson's oh. m. Annette, BY
Sir Chariea dis
Time-is, heat, Am. S7s. second heat, Am. SEA I;
third heat, Am S7as.
THIRD DAV.
For the jockey club purse, $1,000, four mile
he.,s, ak horses we're entered, Ave started. o.
Nelly having been drawn.
J. NJ. SelIeu's sydney by Sir Charles, 3 4
John NJ. Bots Rapid, by R.sIer, 9 dis.
i. X. 8. Boyee's Monsoon, by RStler, ! dwn.
Col. Johnson Golisl,, by Eclipse, dis.
George Cookies Mary Marlborough, by Rob
Roy, distsueedA
fims-ia HAT, om. Ga, sesead heat, On. 1;
track very heavy.
FOURTH DAT.
The rsses over this new aud popular course
terminated on Saturday. Five horses we're en-
tered for the Proprieto tors purse, $500, three mile
heats fonr started, Annette having been with
drawn. The following is the RESULT
John II. B0tts' b. d. RolIa,
James NJ. Selden's b. h. Sir whitefoot, 8
MIR. Brghtweil's g.. IA Helen, 3
Capt. l. q. Isylor's eh. IN. Pstty SaSgs, ! dis.
Time.-1st heat. 6m. S8s.-2d heat, ON. i7a;
Track much Improyed.-The first heat closely
contested BY the gray mare.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Oh Friday the i7tb INST. Nr Jass. NcNIrp-
49, h,tiiy respectable anil sOrthy eiuzen II
hcpher'isipvp--in he psirn, e lii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

We find in the New York Courier and En-
quirer that came yesterday, an ominous init
nation OF what has been prophcsied hereto
fore. indeed, but yet not expected, by Us at
least II is contained in the following para
graph, which We copy entire:
Heath OF tia Prssideni.-we regret to
learn from different sources, the health Of the
President is so seriously impaired, that il Is
considered extremely doubtful whether he
will be able 10 make his contemplated visit to
the North this season. Indeed, IL b said, ths4
serioas apprehensions are felt for the pesuli
Of his present indisposition, aod Il kas been
suggested by some that instead Of eonaing
this way, lac will repair TO the Hermitage 4
possible. preparatory 10 resigniag the s3ainis-
irati0n IF the ggIirs ~ the nation to the Ties
PTssidenf"
This would be news, indeed, could il be
relied upon. We incline TO think, however,
that Il Is mere on dit, put out 20 feel the pub
lie pulse. We are under an impression, that
retirement from his public station Is shout the
last thing IN Gen. JackSon's mind. We should
think IL much more likely that he was looking
forward TO reelection TO the Presidency for
third term. We do not say that such
thought As the latter Is uppsrmoa IN his mind.
but il IS much more likely to be 30 than shai
OF giving way TO any one-eVen to Mr.. Van
Buren, MAJ. lat. .Nsy u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Dennis Collins, the old psnsioDcr Who threw
. stone Al hts majesty, - ordered 70 Be trans
ported toF life Eagiish PsBsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

.Nsrt Gcrernor.-The Lynchbargh Virgin
ian acds the names Of Col. Edward Watts, Of
Botstourt, and Joseph C. Cabcll, Esq. Of Nel-
vernon. t6Rig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~

There are evident and pregnant symptoms
In the collar press generally, OF disposition
20 call q second Baltimore Convention at no
very remote period, TO nominate candidates
tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency, and
Mr.. Van Buren, being of course nominated,
for none but his friends will attend, the no
minaiion will be called the act offhsRcpublican
party-such IS the N. York system, " hich Mr.
Van Buren, has sought to nationalize, and
which, sanctioned by successful example
or two, will become firmly established. This
system enables q few men, possessed of the
party machinery, to dictate measures, and
controul elections. What efficacy there Is
IN II, was proved by the first Baltimore Con-
vention and its results; and the choice Of
VICE President distasteful to a majority even
OF those who elected him. Let all who do
not wish to fall under the dominion Of the
Albany Regency, determine nor to counter
act their tactics--l Riehmond Hhig.
Can impudenec and falsehood GO beyond
the following; Al what will the audacity of
these men stop' II is stated in the Washing
ton Globe, (and the editor declares that he
has no doubt Of the truth Of the inform ation. \
that in Carolina, medals arc scattered, from, he
nsiiitying n'ini, bearing them the toiIo,cing
Inscription:
John c. Calhoun, first president OF the Com
Jtderaey." Now, We challenge the Globe to
give the name Of its informant-nav, 10 give
one atom Of proof, that any body ever heard
Of such thing, except from its own shame
less and furious mendacity. We do not be-
lieve that he has ever received any such in
formation; and we pledge ourselves, if any
sgch has been given, 10 prove its author the
vile fabricator Of faisehood equally malip-
rant and norsensical.-( Columbia Tsieseops.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-30

Sydney, the winner Of this race, Dov owned by
?. b. Miller. Esq. of Botetourt, v a. bred BY Al.
fred IL. Powell, Esi. Of Winchester. He has, ia
this eouses,, proved himself horse Of irss-rate
Povers-GhstGnciag the field, embvAeing several
OF the bea horses, II the second beat. Ills dam
belongs 20 Province Mccormick, Esq. Of this
place. Winchester Tirgfnidn