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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
rloa f4e .Nrie York American.

MI RANDoLpn WIS a singular ~ has dress
whist IN London as he used To be at Washing
ton md henaynr we walked tho streets toae~
ther the people would Turn about md stare nj him
with astonsbesD, bai this nofef sesn,od 10 Of
fond him the contrary, II he got upon IN inter-
csilag topic Of sonye, sat9n, he would aonelimes
siop IN ono pl1ee, no N ltief how public, until lie
aleliVefe1 oHe 1f his eslemRalaneona flashes, ~
used u term them, and linen walk quietly on,
without paying tho least regad To the shfags Of tho
Tossing sffungcis A housh II WIS his frat visit
othc metropolis, yet he possessed thorough
knowledge of all tie aireets, lanca, nlleye, &c
antl when W. hid any efeal distance 10 waik he
u4ed IL take MI the $50 t9A through by lanes,
Sc whleh have supposed wete only known tos
,oHdouer
one morning We aet oat to- t,her 10 pay n visit
to Miss Edgeworlh, and he was 10 be tho guide
lie began 10 tell me some vefy interesting nnee-
doles, aud listened without paylng any oaen.
ton II tho efeeis 10 wefe lraeersias ~ length,
nfltl an hours walking, just asked ha how
much farther we had 10 ge h. saddsny stepped,
and lonking around him exclaimed, Il Why, real-
Iy, sir, va have been so vefy agreeahiY employed.
perceive have gone about mile out Of our
way but no matter exercise IA good Tor dung
men W. Immediately retfafed our steps but
when NO nrtiQcd nj Mic EdgeWoHbs adgings
lad tho misfortune TO find thai she hid left town
oby '"' h'u'3 pI''t+ - "'.s4AV '1"t3
are DANGEROUS, sR'o heHa9fo w snoaa
hhYe como hefe y'slsiaayt hSf'eaD'y 70 NY ih'c-
non,
Alaf sPee1il2 iaaf "eehs very ae.'shah,'y III
London wa 9nilfaa u s'a1a 10 't.'aho, hnh
parted viii much roget lom Dir. Randolph,
@hom nd n9i ag@n sec uptll my return 10 hmes
tiea III la
hiiiRed hefs liom iaiefs III say1 1890 gu
fla2 Tie Long Blum hafes but "ns hpt tempted
10 aitfedthem eyen - Tn ffeai attraction OF IL
etPse all lleafY mo we're lhen 10 contend Tor
thr Rfnhd pilze wa elaa 10 mo MT hanaolph
IA town, eod chied 4l.92 nm nj Mrs. efadishs.
lie Envt nj must AtH1elAs Description OF the
Rate 1eaf5f. bat eanlsnaed mat the faee would
nav hfth %7ahY ilsaiY ba9 no MOI peeh 'flghleh.
ed ny the Immense ete@' VINO rather enefoaehea
npan the sfolina MI eslhs u sfofAman wa9
mable II deiehd taffsfl "bifh thought 81 se-
~ httie consequence aasnneh a. ee had Won inc
t8fe- fffilY good iatt@h iaeic eV iaenac IN his
i1yof Aiiet The termination of THIS great race,
when tn efo%d "ett loaay hpFlaaalns the sue
| eeesiol tidtf. PafhY Mr. haa3eifi, who Ind Just
heiore eyptep3ei &feat confluence IN " Henfy,
gaee seni Ia hss d.sa2Painlmah' ey oxeiaiinins
toihe gentleman around b'a--' II IS lucky
hing thai tie President Of Tho United states IS
not elected by afefa@RioH, Otherwise M Paar-
HI spent ntshi Hlia Rnlns King at Jamaica,
and on his leinrn 10 to"o the next morning no
sud 10 ne - Ah, sr, on for that unfortunate
vo'e on the Missouri question he IS The man oil my
cheiee-=the genuine English gentleman ofthe old
aehool =last the flsm man, sif, fof these dcgene-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
JOHN RANDOLPH.


JDlNRANDDJ.pU OF ROANDKE.
In tbrco,nt,v Nal,au,t fp.iJjosges, of The sib
inst, there IS an articls re published from IL
Lvae11ntp Ti,p,,,,ta md thus nut INFO mo,e
general circulation. rom winch the following sen.
lenco - >, l;,o,,l c,,,a,t. ~ la,ensls1i ". he
leve but one nan Of emioanee ~ the Union had
DENIED 10 Congress. The eoasltot,oaalfieh to tn.
nos. heav, lulies on f,Ielao inl,ric4 for The nnr
nose Of p,otec,ing domestic manufactures md
tIat mon was John /, ,n,.anb. ,yho II wns stlano
sd at the tinc was actuata, by The sa5ne disno
siion To OPPOSE every tbias# vi ieh had uniformly
tdstingulsI he'd hlm except III II lcw he.d intervals
from the moment rhat he became Il dis7p9o5rei
- .,,,..;,,,s, ~. A.. ,,f,,5l
,,#e,,,,, ,;,, ,,t,,;.,o. T,,.l.,,.I IN,
,e.,e ,o,'a.. ,,on. .l.,e ,,o 6talAi, r.
doIr,, 5 dqn,h was Ead9o 70 The a.'les psp6aa5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
II MS.

a-rFnr 81 per ainaan. PAYABLE in aivapce. No nh
,~r.ntnn will te received for less time than six mouths
- no paper VII b. discontinued fhn At the of
/, itor until all . paul
~ AnvE1 f-s TILL r. vail tie Inserted ., 81 cent,
ar .usre ia3 tbn first TIM, and - :,
.,itunsnce 1lpse from distance lac paid pre-
.i,. TO tteir ettpn, the pay Assumed by
s.;,ess.lls persoD IN i.yachburs.
letters adresse II tho Editors he post paid
- ley viii ri he attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27


memorable transactions, vii suffice to remind III
rallte ol tie period II tme nj winch Mr. Randolph
tlelaehtd himse Il lfam NJ Jefferson, whose adn1to
lstraton he had previously supported with e4na
4 al and ability aud ol tho precise point IT def
en,e tint hral divided them. 1t wns undoubtedly,
upon the relative merits Of tie two propositions
abese mentioned The one, 10 r1lse troops for the
purpose Of eindieailna our territorial CLAIMS n
gains, the pfetensions Of Span by arms, winch
was mended 10y the select committee aud zea
lousy supported by Mr. Ran loiph-lhe olief. IL
appropriate monty for the purchase Of florda,
(Which would include the disputed tenitofy) pto.
ptasel IN The House Of Representatives and ulh-
malely adopted, md certainly melelted by Mr.
Jefferson though II navcr Appeared TINT he recon-
manded t-that Mr.. Randolph illst separated HIM
self itom Nh leiltt son and II WINS duting the d
bate III the snctet session, from the 3rd IL the 10th
january, lso6, thal the sehism was manifested Ia
the House of Representatives but the fact that thu
aehism had occurred aud that the breach WAS sefl.
ons aud lrfepatable, not disclosed TO the pub.
lie nj large, until the debate on Mr. Gregs fesa-
| lutions for non intercoorse with Great Baiain,
which commenced IN March lso6, WHEN Mr. Ran.
Jophs two speeches of the 9th and 9th OF that
month revenltd his vehement and determined
opposition 10 the n,easures oil the government.
But though II WIS upon tho subject ii Our lis.
pute with Spain concerning the eas'tn boundary
Of Louisiana that Mr. Randolphs opposition 10
Mr. Jellerson's administration commenced, no man
acquainted with the history 1.-THE tunes enil doubt
that sehism between them must nravoidaby hate
occurred whenever the government enmato at on
the subject oil ool elatlonswlthG Britain Franco
rhere vns an ifreeonelIoble difference IN theif
plnh'as nnd views oil policy md III 'heif seha
meni= too, IN legar1 to the whole snhi 'e,, Aller
tie rupture of III 5hon truce, commonly ral'ad the
peace Of Amieas. the var hstweeh G Eata.a uni
Ffane, was renewed with moro fury I'm ettf
nnl soon involved al The gfeai nations II '"off.
France hull a decided soterofty on ilie lnnd AMI
-. ,#V5tfa1 bf##, 4
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9GoaAf Slftf1os hmanet tie gnroa7 nfans
Acknowledgements SPIN md mAilee, for thu condem
nation al Mr., J. Randolph, and thnse lepnbhenn
members, who Thought and neted elth bln. during
the last session Of Gangr a.uo' e lehst nntgtnd,d
y important d TIC laeptad slefY, that lac wa liz
appointed l.. the expectation II bong sent undel IA
diplomatic appointment u Europe, and that u friend
ii his, Nj Cak carried about paPct last winter
10 obiain subscribers 10 be presented IL the eseea
tive f5r tins purpose The whole oil ttI5 Is baat
tatHpiiig.
Tn following narrative IS true statement Of
the wf6la transaction and III erdst that tmaY b.
presented IL - proper poat OF Wv. 1t mpst be
iccoiirelea TINT IN tn course Of the l1bi session,
many fen5nslratet9 were seut h Congress from al
most Nil The lafer commercial cities, against The con
duet ofthe RtInsh government, ~ permitting IN
couragng tsir ctaisais ptlasroafis IN the capture
aud condemnation Of American yessela, and recon-
mandlng VARIOUS expedlont3 for obinluing redress
Tor these aegres4ons Som ol them. particularly
from Boston, strongly adsi4ed an eXifaosdfopfy
mission TO the cpurt Of 81. Jamg.'3 the most con
,rlmlory and eieaeious
About this tf1e, too resolution pnssed the S.
na,e coantenanelng tins course 81 proc edure. II
then became a topic Of genera CONVERSATION at
Washington, THAT minister extraordinary was to
be sent to London And the conjecture was WHO
fiiS would be nc SifsIlhilFt ,aitHls VI wi
Randolpll his high Standing before that time with
The executive branch of the government, Knowing
the general wish and possessing the confidence of
the people, the great services he had rendered his
ronniry The atdour and inlcxibc integrity Of his
mind " i,h the importance Of the embassy, all COM
binod 10 point him out AS the pfoperoht person Tor
the station. The members Of Congress, who ARK
iously wished an nmcahe adjustment Of our diff
frrences 18th Britain could not be Indifferent To
the expected appointment. Tie deepest interest Of
Their country was the stake, and they fot cores.
ponding soein,de the eyes Of many Of them
were naturally turned to Nj. R.of this NUN
Der vas Mr. G. lie mentioned tie subject 10 Sc
vera of the most conspicuous MEMBERS most, If
not all Of whom, approved the measure. MIR. Z.
then endeayercd 70 ascertain whether 1t was
the intention Of the executiyc to pursue thus course
intending # II was, to mention to the President
/ how agreeable il would bc 10 the republicans, to
give Mr.. r. the appointment. lie was sserny m
f,nme1 there was thought of increasing the mis-
SON. as at tina, time there existed bat ittlc nope OF
eliminating the 4ise-e .! assoeioiA laat lac
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
Communicated. |

Mr.. SnoWden:-I have just returned from a
rich intellectual banquet-an inspection OF Mr.
Boudet's Justly admired picture Of the " Raising
of Lazarus" one of the most deeply impressive,
and inimitably tender, Of all those muitiform
scenes which are associated with the earthly his
tory of our Divine Redeemer. And having been
gratifed to an extent beyond even my anticipa
tions. cannot refrain the expression OF my aP-
probation through the medium ct your paper
There are certain technica al terms and phrases
peculiar to the art OF Painting, without an ac-
quantance with which, 1t is exceedingly difficult
to convey to the mind an adequate idea of any
of its productions. these terms and phrases
am almost utterly ignorant; and am, therefore,
wholly disqualified from entering into labored
aud critical analysis either of the merits UT de-
merits Of this truly splendid and most attractive
picture. say denerifs, because it is taken for
granted, that the nice and practiced eye Of a fl.
nishtd artist would not pass over the entire
phoie. without discovery of something TO cum
demn; while IN the view OF others, such as the
writer of this, the piece might be regarded as
completely faultless.
Bat, Though ignorant Of terms, am sill able
TO form an estimate of general outlines: and of
the nature of the Impression produ, ed upon the
mind. there can be no mistake. ! have rarely
seen pciure-and have had an opportunity Of
seeing some Of the most greatly admired in the
countryside interest created by which was so
deep aud su thrilling. or the Impression which it
lett behind Mas more full or more delightful
The attitude Of the principal figures in the group,
the expression of feature. peculiar to each, and
the drapery with winch they are invested, are all
striking, significant, and. 10 my view. beauii.
fully appropriate: while the nice distribution Of
light and shade. uniting its influence with the
! affecting recnllectIons OF the stupenduus miracle
which is here designed to be represented, con-
spires TO awaken IA train of sensations, at once
the most serious, the most grateful, and the most
devout IL not greatly mistaken. it will be- wei
coined and admlred wherever it goes; and few,
imagine. viii retirelrnm the exhibition without
being we'll satisfied, bath as 1t respects the me.
rts OF the Artist. and the claims which he pos
sesses upon very large and generous amount OF
the PubIic's patronage. ZETA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

Great Pedestrian Feat.-It is stated, on the
authority of the Buffalo Journal, that last week
Lieut.. Johnson, of Goth regiment of the British
Army. for a wager of S40O, undertook to walk
from Furt George, u. c.. to the Eagle Tavern,
in Buffalo, and return, a distance Of seventy-t two
miles, in eighteen hours; which feat was per-
formed BY him IN seventeen hours, with appa-
ent ease, including crossing the Niagara River
from Waterloo to Black Rock. The day was
very hot and suItry, and the roads were much
broken up by the previons heavy rains.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

her Of agents Of the police have been sent from
Paris to discover, if possible, the retreat Of this
chief.
NJ. Lehon had yesterday an audience Of the
King, to whom he sent letter from Leopold. and
several notes from the ministers upon the situa-
ton Of the country. 1t appears that French in.
terven'on will become necessary, and the du.
ration Of peace will be very uncertain. King
William, since the interpretation Of Russia, re.
jects all propositions. Tue cabinet Of ST.. Pc
tersbursh will no longer recognize the separa-
ton oi Belgium which il has already sanctioned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
Cash in Market.

VXTE will paw Cash for any number of LIKELY
w NEGROES. (of both sexesl from IL to IS years
of age, Field Hands Also, Mechanics of everv de.
scription Apply to
RC Ballard & Co Richmond. Va.
j.. Saunders Co. WarrentoD,va.
George Kephesrt & CO. Fredericktown, Nd
JamesF Purveis e Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd.
Thomas 81. Jones, Easton, Eastern Shore Of
Maryland
n, m the Sb,crbers at their residence in Alexandra.
Persons having likely Servants to dispose Of. will do
well TO give us q call, as We, at all times, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser who is
now or may hereafter come into market.
All communications prompt, attended to.
aySo-tf FRANKLIN e ARMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

A little girl, daughter of Mr.. Snyder, of Pen.
detnn, Va. in 1928. was kidnapped from home,
aud every effort on the part of her relatives and
friends proved unavailins. until within few
days past. She was then found in The family of
Col. John Hoe, of Fairfax County, Virginia,
at whose house she had been residing since 1929.
About year after her absence from home, the
little girl was found BY Col liuoe in the eusto-
dy of a woman insane, who was going about
the country soliciting aims The woman could
give no account of the girls paren,age. The
change produced in the child during iour years,
was 50 great that the father did not at first, iden-
tify her as his, but certain marks on her body
soon proved the relation between them.
Phil Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. Co.
rg,a,y MORNING, My 81. 1855

~. rsc,i,ei no Baltimore morning pa
y l,, The New York papers due yes
- aid not come to hand.
e aF -. Indebted to the politeness of a gentle
W." ,o arrived in town yesterday from New
: >, FIR the Standard OF that CITY OF "s'faes'
i"~ ,,,,,iag. from which we extract the foreign
'u,,.rc. given below.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-ApR1L 18th
Our supplies Of Wheat being moderate during
the past week and this morning, has caused the
trade to assume a firmer aspect. and We have
had better demand to day at fully the prices OF
this week. Our supply Of Flour is again con-
siderable The trade is dull for this article, but
prices are maintained.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-M.xe Q.

Ftom.-Prlces are fully supported, but there
have been 40 important sales since our last. Oar.
ing the week, sa40O bbls Ohio super6ne sold at
IS 8l4 S ST.; 500 do Alexandria mountain.
5 874 ga; some small parcels, 6 90; and
200 do Fredericksburg, S 81 per Dbl, 4a6 mo.
In Genesee, the sales have heen limited, prices
ranging from Is 90, cash.-Pat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

~ The Annual Meeting of the Members of
the Alexandra Savings Fund Society. ami of all others
interested, will be held in the room adjoining the
Council Chamber on Monday next, the 81 of June, at
4 clock, M Tie Board Of Managers will present
to the meeting report of their operati ms for the
past year r. JOHNSTON Jr. see'y
NAV 29-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
Sealed Proposals

UTILL be received at my house Payne street, UNI
w til Saturday, the first day Of June. for renting
the Fish Wharf the remainder of the year, ending on
the first day Of March next Good security will be
required for the payment Of the rent, and in case OF
failure to comply with the terms, the premises will be
let to the next highest bidder.
may 25-t1stJ WM. VEiTCH, p;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

The candidates for Congress in Kentucky are
stamping it-hoIding meetings and addressing
their desired constituents. Their chief theme
was the United States Bank The National Re.
publican candidates conten1cd for a charter,
such as was contained in the vetoed bill. The
administration candidates wished the charter so
amended that 10 stock should be held by foreign.
ers.-U s. Gae.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

on board. This vessel. on being carried to the Ha-
vana, was refused admission there, aud vas sent
to the Island Of Trinidad.
A Steam Vessel Of War is to be sent out from
England to the Island Of Jamaica. II is supDos.
ed that the Steamer is for the purpose Of working
between the Islands, without any regard to wind
or currents; and this way much celebrity Tor
the removal Of troops will be obtained, suitable
to circumstances.
Cape de Verds The Globe OF this morning
gives letter from the Charge d'AtfaIres Of Por-
lusal to the Secretary Of State, accompanied BY
his translation of letter from the Governor OF
the Cape de Verd Isands, expressing his graft
tude for the assistance afforded by the citizens
Of the United States to the suffering inhabitants
Of his government.
From the concluding paragraph OF the Go
vernor's letter. it appears that the evil is not yet
removed. The inhabitants Of these islands are
still exposed to all the horrors of famine-and
having no hopes from their Mother Country.
whose condition is scarcely less deplorable, they
again cry to us for aid Bali. Pat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
MARRIED..

At Glen AsiIe, Fairfax County, va.) the seat
OF her father. ON Tuesday evening, the 28th inst.
by the Rev. Mr.. Lucas, Mr.. AUGUSTUS MAHYE,
OF Baltimore, to Miss OcTAvIA. Youngest daugh.
ter Of ]. c. GENEREs, ESQ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
LIVERPOOL MARKET-ApR1L 10th

LIVERPOOL MARKET-APRIL 10Th.
THIS mornings market was again dull, and
prices generally lower. We reduce the quota.
tions Of last Tuesday Id to Cd for Wheat, and
fully Id per busheI for Oats. Flour and Oatmeal
are each Cd per sack cheaper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
Christ Raising lazarus.

yI>HE public of Alexandra is respectfully informed
i that the celebrated Picture of the Resurrection OF
Lazarus, from the pencil Of Mr. Boudet, Of Paris will
be exhibited in this City for one week My, beginning
from Monday next, from O'Clock A. n. until 10 T..
NJ, At the old Indian Queen Tavern. The Painting ID
in the proportion of about by IA feet, and the
principal figures large life As to the merits OF
the Picture. suffice it to say, that it has been highly
commended by the philadelphia press, and most e1'
lie and private schools, and the public generally, Of
that city Abundance IS cents.
nav DIFF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
Servants wanted

4 GENTLEMAN residing in Jefferson County, Vir.
\ GINA, wishes to purchase. for his own use, Good
Female Cook; . Young Man qualified to wait in the
House; and two Boys. from twelve to fifteen years old
For those of good character. liberal prices will be 81
ven. Inquire of the Printer.
NAV l7-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
For Hire,

1 VALUABLE Man Servants first rate Cook; also
n two Female House Servsnts-one an excellent
washer and ironer-both of them likely to be very
serviceable TO families. Apply at this Office.
msy 25-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

Cosaty Of .Aerandrta, Set.
TOHN AVERY has applied tot e Hononorabie Viii.
d liam Cranch. Chief Judge Of the States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, to be discharged
from imprisonment under the act for the relief Of in.
solvent debtors within the District Of Coumbis, on
TUESDAY, the fourth day of June next, ut ten
o'clock, A. H., at the Court House in Alexandfis;
when and where his creditors r.qa red TO attend
NAV 3l-3ts EDh. l. LEE, T.. u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. IN. G. }

ARRIVED. May SO,
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore;
freight and passengers for the District
SAILED,
Schooner Warsaw, Rich, Boston.
Sloop Statira, Garretson, Philadelphia.
Passengers in Schooner Harsa,c, for Boston
Isaac Robbins, David Robbins, Mary Robbins,
Charles w. Boster, Benjamin &. Waters, Mary
Waters. Philip Hoof. WIN. Hooif. Burrel Plum
mer, Mary Molrell Maria StanWood.
Shooner Leondas. Dearborn, of this port, at
Philadelphia 29th, from Pernambuco.