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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
NOTICE..

William B. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, ad-
mlnlslralor ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
seph Gadd, sen'r, and Robert c. Gut
Ter.
rENAKE NoTIcE,-that or Monday, the su
X day ofJuly 1888, between the rising aud set
tns OF the sun, at the Tayemof Nj - Harmon
IN the town OF Stanton, x State of Virginia, shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of James Johnston 4
others and II not completed on that day, to be
continued from day to day until finished, which
are intended to be read as evidence in suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the town OF LyneAhurg, il
which am plaintiff and you are defendants, when
and where you viii please attend
HENRY, A PAUPER,
son Of Esther.
Jlns6. dt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
sHIKGINIt.-At,a cou IL ,

Y Ih'INI N-Nh ean NJ, = = =
Harrpd B. Scott, administrators of Ilo5fy ft d. ..u.
u T.. ag,lus Samuel Melton aud BcuJtn Hairs, LOSS
l. tbwct,N.
~ motion Of tie Plaintiff h, eou, ri, wiz f.#l H..
Bii, rd a. appearing 10 va satIs Ia ton of tr ta.I
Defendant Samuel Mi T. ,u inhablluIt ,t # .
Commonwealth II l. ordered, t1u tie sfa lfIsIu. r.
Benjamin Harris, be restrained from paving H,a, ,,e
lug oihera Use dIspOrlns Of money, gad - ua
effects he has. which may hereafter come mt, H.
hands, to, or bel npiug 10 the sud absent ,lefrs
the amount OF three hundred dollars, Irf 10 tn
Pllni dem1nd and ths future rrler aud dGctt of Tins
c3ucctnlug ia" And further Ordered ~
til Samuel VI lion do appear hrrc fAc tou#l ST.
Guy Jiy HcYt AL tn.Wcr the pAuWh's ba Mud W# A
copy a. ti- otdrf be forthwith !A-srtod N Ne f}ueb
burg N1eioau "A newspaper ltnbii.ncd IL the toNH g,
Iynchhurr ,iar two months sneccsNry pcIlona io sH
~ aud another copy thereof posted al the trout ao'r
arnpy-Tc.Ir ST. GARLAND, tk.
April - -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
May u
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
STONE, w ARE

a FEW bbds otStoue Waro. Wcll nss9tea
I u ust received from the Richmond FACTORY.
JOS 4 EVANS.
juno II =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

rENElE subs 'ribTs have, IN addition 10 thelr tor
a mcr establishment, lGcly commenced manu-
facturng Hats in tins pRce, upon an extensive
senlc, and VAL he ready to manufacture 10 order
under III. mmedjute supo 'ntendence of Ram
bopsh any kind or quality OF HATS that may
bc wanting Thcy Auuer themselves, dom tn
excellence of tbrDr materials and workmanship, to
GIVE thetr customers entire sNtlstaetloa.- They
likewise keep constantly on hand an extensive as
soltment of Northern made llats, % the host quail,
~ among them are the bcst Beaver Hats, made
by Clapp y Cele.-lh esc, with what thy make
themselves, renders thclr assortment Of all qualities
and various prlcos, complete as any IN tins part
Of the country. County Merchants and those
wishing To purchase largely are invited 10 call and
examine their stock which vii he sold as low al
they can be purchased IN any muh,t Ia tins conn
ry.-Ajl orders fon the country will b. punctual-
ly attended 10. pINkLE y RuMBOuGn.
June 10 Is
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$50 III NGS'ROES
~ 4 N''s'E'ss

- d = IT ~.
FHSllE Subscriber wishes to purchase one hun
n bred and fifty Ncgrocs--amonE whom he
wants two or three FIST rate Carpenters, for winch
he will give the highest cash prices lie may bo
found al the Union Hotel, Lynehbul2.
GARLAND TATE.
Nav G I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24


.uiNGlNlt.-At taies holden III tue Clfa'. lulr. -
j the tircaIt superior Court Of La" aud Ch,pr,f,
Tho county Of harlottc the 9th day of Alav
Tate. Rohen i. Nuads aud Ann EltHabrjh hI, NIf. d.
merry Am Elizabeth Tate child q heir at las IT Ell,
Tate formerly Elizabeth Innboralf on oil ila ,
drcn aud he,rs OF John imhetIahe deed, pailrA al.
James N. Scales, inucl :. Iuqna, anl JOIN Ar.
iucrch4nt- IA ttndc, under the INN of Sau.4#l = 4
n g., AurusuHc 1imheri,ke, JNkn l.. Lr,sals.
Nancy III, wiz, fprmetl Nancy IImbc, lblr o.. 49,
oirtdf.n and utrs Of john lIuibcrlhr, afe.I. l..
d.lts.-lu thRnvcty.
Tho defendants, james VI Scaes aud JOIN l. T....#
ud Nancy rs VIE, moi having entered Her aqs...
accordingly t. the act oi Assembly, and the uIe. .f,
nd 1t appearing. to lie satisla, Of tae Court %
thes not mhIhilauts Of tbs Stale. On Tie IL, m
plaintiffs, hy COUNSEL II Is ordered thai th.- sl1 5i
defendants do appear before the judy II the. t ~
the first day I" the n,N tom, aud outer thrr .4asf.
ard answer The plntihs hiil, ard give -,l#fil, H..
forming The decree % tue court, 40 thai ncui tti a.
be inserted III some nrH.papet pahi-ed m the laAs,
Lynthbarg, Tor eight weeks ,uccc->fyrls a# r,tal q
front door al the court heu-e Of the >nul rogsfe
CoPy-1oste, MINSi.oH= Rtf#N-Qs4 .g#
ilay 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
May %

rIibINlA Al rules holden ia tie tlct tf.#7
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chance. f.
county Of Amherst, ON Monday tho 9Th dY 1T N i =
Jacob Han. Pitf. aganst Archer Can, tu,iH.,s T.
Ammon II ,ncucA aud Icaty Dunnibstoa D.g4' :
IN Hhancery.
The defendant Archer CARY. mol having euirre7. H..
pearancn and gwen security aeco ling Ia lu. t. E.
Assembly, aud the Rules Oil. Court, and Il 43rs...
satisfactory evidence, that He IL not Al tnHtIHf.t r
country It i, ordered, ihtt ric aid Defendant d.
here On the first day Of september term netl al
.wrr tho bill oi the Pittnun aud that e.Ht ,t IN
der ho forthwith inserted the bynchbnrgN irrss.. '
two months c>iyrly, mud posted At The trout do
the court hoate Of TINS county.
at"Py-feste, JOHN THOMPSON Jet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

TT'REtNfs. u mit.-At ea'e' s.itrn Ne ft...
" Office Of the tirent .Hperinr Cont -
ChaHe"Iy. ioF the county ofIiahfsx. m Ia. NJ -
prtl, IsJi.-John : Pfjd,. Pas against J,rs p ~
hl, own right mud adm de bouts non t 1br
d. deed. Jerafd Banks. jr. Wm.c. Anderson " = Il
ick, neslack street aud Bark Prddy, Dea. - u.
N CHANCERY.
w 49,, ' '',' io' 'a'inF este-Fl =
al Assembly and the Rules Of TIN, Court, an @ g
ing by saisfactory et hlcuce that he - f.t ~,
talt of this commonwealth On motion at he ,.,.z.
counsel, 1t ordered that the lad delnlat do =
q IA" LIT Monday ia july next, and answer = ,
ball ani that copy ii this order be fnf,l,vl# ..
the Lynclhutg SHgni1n, Tor two WarI# s..
and posted al The front deoi - r." 1t. s..
county. 81
%a.IaLt. j..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

. Ith1Nt5 At 4.'#. !4ien b. anl tI.'a Cl,e 90
u G#ru,t : .#tf1f SoIsHaf La" .ad tLateft,, II
AtI-on count, fnr IL month at Dt>, l-.5.--iu4#.
Shelds Filf & nu- A'cym1cr Sleds W ilh,u SUI.a.#
GroiFa Shboid-. David Smells. Robeeca Shcla, Va
t'tu,ti ltIuy and jsue III wife, ThaaLia Et,nu u .
Do Ite. Alexander paahe Henry iiopp ard fnlaDc', D.,
"f, ilcn,, Eushacn AID Patsy hi his slgc, LAIN 10
gomez, F4ont. Montgomery, Mrprt-t iiar,l., 1uIY
Duus md tfcryc W Iildus, Dett-.--in Ghhrrcr.
To dctoHjnut, Alexander Shielis, VI llbau :. IL.
Gc .rgo Shrrld,, David >heidt, Eehecca Sbl,ii, a. -
okc, Alexander Daake, Icsty Hour, ~ ztbclh H.t,
AM jhn.hH> Montgomery, MT hatug eui-rrd then -
prafanCt, and gwen setr ~. according 10 tic uf 81 A.
-cmbS md fr rules al m, raw MT al uluuI n,
shti.irctorN evidence that ~ IuhIhial 81 + T.
country III, ordetrd t4fs the sand dtIohGsua. do al.
leuf he'o en- the = OF Srl1t ha1 tciH Iev. rl4
"ps''cr ti' hill oi the aialr, rlf - II faf4 ill.,
otdcr he ttdN ith i.se't,i Ia the ty'r tp.e }rtr
eIa4,u nav iaTcr published III the Isu,b'1r
Ia" Hoath~ ,Hrccast elN, and Foettd al the fitni
Of The count huuse al this tounlt.
Afopy-Iestc, Re. E. Ct tl.EE. fls.
Nay - N.u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
-, liearer's Ctlcbr0fel Eye solee.
Dr.. IIearer's Eye Water.

For weak aud inramed eyes, rrqa n'h n'ed a.
a wash in connection with - Weavetie e." sslve. -
IN tedious chronic cases, particular, "ln'e ''tr
is much discharge II mater. Pnce - ten - no.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-30
lftrbffeIH ENQUIRER:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable above. TO companies less than six,
81 rs per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive OF mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
Notice OF wish to discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of year.
ADvERrIslNG.' Ono square, three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion Tor two or more squares
Half square, rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or l2 months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-30
DR.. Relfs's Astmatic Pills,
TO the Ladies =!

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna-
w ment and blessing. The best security for
their advantages 10 to be found in the use Of the
British Antiseptric DentDrice.
This elegant Tooth Porder, with very little use,
eradicates the Scurvy in the gums, and prevents the
accumulation Of Tarter, which not only blackens, but
loosens the teeth, and acceleraes their decay The
Dentilrice thus the prevailing causes Of Of
fensive breath, preserves the heathness and orid-
ness of the gums, and renders the teeth beautifully
white. Price, 50 cents.
~ None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole p'opietor, +. KIDDER,
Immediate successor TO the late Dr. w. I. CONWAY
For sale at his Counting Room, over No. SO, Court
Street, near Concert Hail, Boston, and also by his
special appointment. by
Samuel Buel and j. G. Beck,cith, Itch field;
E. Co,cles. South Farms Daniel Norton,
Canaan; Judson & Whittlesey, N. Preston ;
Isaac S. Wadsworth, Bethtem Ne,0ton &
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount to those who buy TO sell again.
February lye5W35
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-30
TEN DAYS LATER
From Bantam Lake.

II ATE arrivals Of several HOgsheads Of
- MELASSES, render it consistent for
the subscriber to sell flor cash by the keg) the
very best Of N. o. Melasses, at the moderate
price Of SO cents per gallon for ten days.
TEAS and SPICES equally low.
FREDERICK A. MARSH.
Bantam Lake, Mayo 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-30
Advertisement!

To the Asthmatic and Consumptive.
VINE most prevalent and fatal Of all the Diseases
Il incident to civilized socie,y-the Consumption
may generally be Traced the least alarming Of disor
ders slight but neglected cold BY estimation APP
pears thai 10000 persons die annually Of the Con-
SUMPTION Most Of these dreadful results may be at.
tributed to common Colds, and Negligent treatment
Of the harassing Cough that generally ensues-whieh
is usually followed by difficult breathing pain in the
side, and at last Ulcera,ed Lungs Violent aud
peatcd Asthmatic attacks also bring on Co"snmptive
symptoms. One or two dollars expended in the pur-
chase Of
Dr.. Relfe's Astmatic Pills,
and little attention to their timely administration, will
usually ensure mitigation Of these disorders, and &c,
morally effect The Pills are also an easy and
effectua remedy for the symptoms preceding aud ac-
companying the Asthma and Consumption. For Colds,
Coughs, difficulty Of Breathing, tghtness and strc
ture across the Chest, Wheeling, Pain in the Side,
Splitting Of Blood SC. Few cases can occur Of any
Of this class Of disorders in which the purchasers Of
Dr. Relics Pills will not find rich return for their
,rifng expe nd,turc. Price-whoe boxes, 30 Pills,
dollar; half do. IL Pills, SO cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-30
yEXNt5:3SlNNsls

HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF
.Toiners, Carpenters and Cabinet Makers
TOOLS,
OUCH as Saws. Chissels, Gouges. Broad
y Axes. AIDES, Veers-Punches. hugers,
Bits, Squares. Bevils, Butt Stocks and Bits.
Files, Rasps, Saw Sets, Rules, Oil Stones
Bench and Moulding Tools, Plane Irons, Bed
Screws, Wood Screws, COmmOde Knobs,
Table Butts, Brass Butts, LOCKS Of every
description, Sand Paper, Glue Kettles, &c.
Also, q general assortment Of
HARDWARE.
House building articles, Gut and inside Door
Handles. a good article. Butts, Bolts, Knob
LOcks-Harness makers Trimmings-Glue.
GLASS, WHITE LEAD, &c.
NAILS, full assortment ut the lowest
price. Paint and Whitewash Brushes, &c.
Persons 10 want Of the above articles may
20 further and do no better.
LitcLfeId. april IS. 1883 DC
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-05-30

The Infant Comparison the coun-
" of Essex, Va. a small boy upon visit
10 an aunt. who was earnestly solicited by
her lover to attend him TO the hymenial al
tar, very attontively watched the motions
Of the wOoing pair and upon his return
home. expressed himself TO his mother in
the following manner Mother, Mr.. S.
does love aunt Liddy; he sits by her, no
whispers to her, andAhc hugs her. TO whom
his mother replied: why E.. your
aunt don't suffer that, does she r Suffer IL,
mother = replied the child. la MsRaher.
she loves il. You know my little PIG
when I scratch him, how he leans to me.
That's the way aunt Liddy does to Mr.. S.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.

In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr.. ChamLr
from The Committee on the District Of Culuut,
reported a bill providing for the security Of NJ
chanics, SC. without amendment.
In the House. MIR. Washington, from The c..
mite on the District OF Columbia. reported
bill to establish Fee SchOnls in the District d
Columbia; which bill aas read twice and CO..
united.
Mr. jarvis. from the Committee on the Pa
lie Building. which was Instructed TO inquirer.
to the expedlency Of substituting. With the Coz.
sent Of the Corporation OF Washington, an eYg.
yalent in none, for the giant made that Cry
during the last Session o! Congress. OF a lar,
part of the Mall in front Of the Capital and Pr
sident's House, made a report, accompanied b.
a bill, in addition TO. and i, alteration Of an &C,
ent,led IS An act vest:ng in the Corporation q
the City Of Washington all the rights Of Il.
Washington Canal Company. and for other pr
poses;' which bill was read twice and COMMITTED
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
From the National hfeHigencer.
ANGULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL CASE.

SIS1OLnn SrtSos
Messr:. Gdes &. Seafon: There is At this time
in our CITY a case Of extraordinary interest to the
phvsiolugist, under the care Of Dr.. BeaumOnt.-
Several years ago, the subject Of the case, a Ca.
madam, had his stomach laid upen b, a musket
shot. and several of tire ribs seriously injured. so
that portions Of them were removed. lie ulti-
mately recovered excepting thai . small aperture
was left, communicating with The stomach. aud
around which The divided edges Of the stomach
formed an adhesion. Iris novel. we may say
singular case, sffards opportunities which have
ne, er occurred before. Of making many expert
men,s of signal utility TO mankind, and the ply
s~iologist in particular. Through the aperture
substances Of different kinds and natures can be
introduced, SO as to test their comparative d'ges-
tibiiitv; aud the gastric juice can be procured in
quantities sufficient for artificial digesfions.-
Already. we are informed, experiments %institut.
ed b, Professor Dupglison, Of the University OF
Virginia. who Is so rminently distinguished as a
Neurological chemist. and bv Or Beaumont. to
whose skill and attention the individual is in
debted FIR the comparatively good health which
he now enjoEs. have terminated IN establishing
beyond question ma"y DISPUTED points connected
with digestion. the existence and properties OF
the gastric fluid. &C.; aud other experiments
that are in progress bud fair TO realize important
reSulte
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
GEORGIA.

Mr.. Forsyth lounges in his place and enOe''
at Mr. Calhoun in the diff ulties 10 which Dc"
involved. We observed him on Tueso'!'
Georgia should stand rebuked. She has S'PF'
her neck out Of the moose; but ought not o'O-
account, to rejoice over her neighbor. Ls".
all ought Mr.. Forsyth .'to put on any unn'.,,
sary alrs"-as the spinsters would say-D
presence Of Mr.. Calhoun. South Carol'pa'
all her errors and faults, stands the brunt "
C contest, manfully. Georgia has wheeled 'U'
or rather backed out, Just at tie crisis W.
we 10 not rejoice that she has thus acted y"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
ALEXANDRIA, January .. Is,

Dear Snowden-An article having appear,
in the Globe Of this morning, respecting Ii. h,
Court Of Inquiry in my case, convened at Wa,
inston, I beg the public to suspend. for a ,so.
time, their belief Of the malicious and total, ~,
founded charge against me in tina, par.gspa.-
The Court having risen but a few day. ago, M
the proceedings Of the Court being all betos. 4,
Executive. l ask from the Editor Of that p,y
how and By what means be has obtained hi. |,
formauoc? Your friend,
RO. B. RANDOLPH.
Lieut.. o. $. Nary.
rThe Editors Of the National lnteIIis.n,
and United States Telegraph are requested
pub.i.h the above note from Lieut.. RandoInh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24

w are glad 10 see that the doctrine OF co..
stiimiomal secession! is about to be exploded
The phrase itself implies q gross sOleeism, 't
it is time we should hear no more about 1t. Mt
Miller. Of s. c., in the Senate. admitted thalb
talk about seeding constitutiobally. was Dot.
sense. He has advanced one step. We hr
he will next examine constitutional nullI6calica.
and perhaps be may come to the same ooneiu''a
In the mean time, the friends Of liberty. OIk
Union, and the Constitution, turn to CaioIlnl
and behold her movements with great. anxet!-
We dosbt not she will be PRUDENT A. she I,ha
and steady. II she would bear . word u sd'a
from Us. we would say, be cool. be dellbelll
and give not the slightest psetext Tor the 'Pp'st
ton Of force.
So says the Telegraph. Be it SO. We ''l
rejoice. There will be no danger then Of civil
var. II South Carolina gives not the slIsh'1
pretext Tor the application Of force. we are a'
tain tia, force will not be applied.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
ALEXANDRIA, %. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MsUaRY %. 1883
.I.ocoMOrIyEs on TURNpIKEs.

The Baltimore American has re published An
extract Of q letter from Liverpool. together VII"
some remarks uufas able to the cause oi Loco
motive Engines on Turnpike roads 10 this lei
ter, opinions aud unsuccessful cases are gwen.
1t il, however, remarkable, or rather to be re-
marked, that there is either an error IN The da'e
of the letter, or the writer and the Editor OF 'e
American have strangely forgotten. or fe"e"'
bered to forget, that 4 sueeesfai journey haa oeea
performed from Southampton to L'oerpo"'
across the country. on roads of various qaa'i'ies'
a distance from Q 10 800 mics; aud that, on this
Journey, the Locomotive conveyed several per-
sons who are deeply interested IN the improve
meut. and wide awake that no deceit Is Praetse';
particularly Mr.. Bre'herton, a very extensive
stave proprietor. We admit that We cannot vet
be convinced that such improvements can operate
on our deep and broken roads; but we must give
faith 70 The evidence that has been given us. that
on such reads as that we are just no" hn'sh'"s'
viz: from Alexandria towards Leesburs and
Winchester, Locomotives for the conveyance Of
persons aud light merchandise may be, and VIII
be, employed to advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
Mr. WEBSTER.

The irirnds of constitutional liberty and a'
Union viii look to Nh. W eb<ter for another IT.
umphant ,indicston Of the Constitution this 's'
sion OF Congress. When he made his great sPeso
on 4 Iormcr occasion, the whole weight and a.
thori,y Of the government were ssaln'thIm' NO'
he will have the advantage Of contendins rn'1
fully for the same principles, sustained by p
pular administration. Mr.. Webster. win 's
gard to this matter, stands on high ground. TX
very party that formerly JeriJed him will r0'
IS call upon Hercules for aid"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
Chasies bennett

HAS received. BY ship Maryland. Cspt. MoTeu.
i uirect from Liverpool,
10 bsIes hest Briipors shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is of the very
best quality. and IS for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burhps
Drab wooIIen Ker,eys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
few ssles best Shooting and Shifting COttons
He has on hand,
Very 6st quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make :.
English and French best Florentine veshng. and
velvet Waistcosting
Blue and black suPerdne Cloths and KeneymereA
&c. sc
He expects daily q eou.ignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced Casinettat
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
~A.ExaSDaIA

TERMs.-D.iiy paper eight dollars per .nno"' p'
able half yearly Country paper hve do"Afs per
annum Advertisement inserted n the ra'e OF one
dollar for the first three insertions and twenty nve
cent. for every subsequent Insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
SOUTH CAROLINA ORDINANCE.


Mr.. Miller, Of South Carolina, stated, N ID
place on Tuesday, that the ordinance OF s""
Carolina, aud the laws passed in pursuance Inc"
Of, could only be defended on the ground '"
the s5ih sec,iun Of the judiciary Act was un'"'
stitutional, and therefore null and void. hf"
mitted that. under that section, the Ord'n.'a
was clearly in violation Of the supreme law "N
land. Here. then, We have notification 10 y"
distinct forrns-tirst, q nuliihcation OF the Nc"
nue. Laws; and. secondly, q notification o' "
a5th section Of the judiciary Act. We 90 W
remember that this fact has before been pfs*
upon public attention. But let it hereafter "
remembers ed. that notification extends a0' wv
to the Tariff, bat strikes . blow at the suP.~'
Court Of the United States-and that, toO' p'
most important and essential point. Mr. Nv"
vas quite candid in his speech, and made s"''
important confessions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
MR.. CALHOUN.

From the anticipations we had formed we are
.ome~ha, Disappointed in Mr. Call"un as a pub
lie speaker. He is neither a correct nor a
graceful orator. lie speaks huently and f"rci-
bly, but without elegance. Notwithstanding his
earoestness, he has not that warmth and sppa-
rent sense of conviction that exhibited them
selves in every thing that Mr.. Hayne was wont
to say. Mr.. Calhoun is IN general explicit. al.
though too apt to grow metaphysical-aph. when
80, he can be as abstruse as the science OF po'i'
tics will possibly allow. He is too much Of a
sophist for us-not that he intentionally labors
10 make - the worse appear the better reason"
but the bent Of his genius seems to incline him
to Meorise. He LAYS down d proposition and
Jumps to a conclusion without . single argument.
and then ~euforces his position BY declaring that
no man in his senses can doubt it! The under
standing taken By surprise thus often admits
what it would not otherwise for a moment receive.
These are the opinions we formed upon hear
ing Mr.. Calhoun in the Senate on Tuesday.-
They were hastily adopted, and may be altered
by a better acquaintance with his taleats as an
orator. We give 6rst impressions because they
are generally unparalleled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-24
THE TARIFF BILL.

It seems to be the general opinion in Wah.
inston, that the Tariff Bill will not pass. Il.
action Of the House is very uncertain, and II d
said that it will fail. at all events, in the Sen,l.