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HoarAing in N.yNchhurg,

VIE subscriber hereby informs his ac-
u quaintances and the public that he has
removed to Lyuchburg, W here he will accom-.
modate few boarders. He would be glad
to receive as boarders some six or eight te-
male students.
Persons disposed TO commit their daughters
to his care may rest assured that every neces-
sary attention will be given to promote their
morals, health and happiness
EDNA ARD CANNON
January Z. w7w2O
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WINTER GOODS.

1lallE subscribers are now opening very
i general assortment of STAPLE GOODS,
among which are the following:
9-49 10 and ia Rose Blankets, low char
ged,
Superior London DuiIle aud Point Blankets,
all sizes,
Napt Cotton, of the most approved marks,
Shepherd aud Hoist London superfne Cloths,
equal to any ever impored)
Do do Cassimeres, striped and plain,
\ large assortment Irish Linens,
end Cd Irish Shcetngs, of approved bleach
Elegant figured Silks Some entirely new pat
terns,)
Plaid Poplns, n handsome article,
Beautiful Circassian Plaids,
81 curtain CaliCo, new style, and very SUI
perior,
White Ball FriDges, and Toilet do
With general assortment of other Goods,
selected recently AT New York, from the la
test imporations from England, France, &c
all Of which they intend TO sell at the most
reduced prices for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co. .
October 30. tsl2
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TETST SHE.

RYNt - 'fest execnted 10
}the subscribers by Calhoun inge, bearing
date the 22d day of October, 1928, aud of Ie-
cord in the clerks Office of the county court
of Prince Edward, for certain purposes there
in mentioned, we shall, on the 18th day Of
February next, if fair, il not the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, expose 10 sale,
on HE premises, to the highest bidder, for
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December 81
Bedford. Dtcfmbsr RnLea.

Bedford, December Rules, 1894.
stephen .hortin, Plaintiff
-Igatna
Alien bond and Sarah his vjfe, Bctsev Afar-
I'm, Thomas Dobgns, Nicholas johnson and
Cdthdriae his wV' EraudS Hiks and LucI
has mJt, Doniei Drmg and Catharine his
mYe, HWiam Uoodiord guardian ad Item Of
GrtVia Dobyns aud Elisabeth Do6yns, chiitren
aud hers Of griffin DobyiS jim. deceased,
John DobgnS, jonah Dobyns, timer Doay1ls,
aud Joseph Dobgns hairs Of Griffin Dobyl,s sen.
deceased, Defendants.
IN CH2NCERF.
The attendants alien Bond, and Sarah his
mye, aud Nicholas johnson md Catharine his
@Ys, mol hdring entered their appearance nnd
giren security accoding 10 the dci Of .4scB,biv
aud ht rules Of his court, and IL appearing
from satisfactory eridtHce hat HcV are TIM
hnbiidntS Of his 9Gie--H Is ordercd TINT Hs
sad attendants do appear here on HC first dan
ofht ne.rt March term and nnsrfr me DiniufifS
bih--o"d That a copy ofHis order bt forihrHh
inserted IN some newspaper PriHicd in The ioUp
Of LynchbWg, for hco months sUccrssireiy and
posted Al the front door Of Tie courthouse IN me
sad t0uu
"A Copy Testt.
j STEPTOE; c. B. &.
Decembtr - tCSr 10
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pelisse Cloths.

w T. have just received a few pieces
W handsome brown aud black PELlsSE
CLOTHS, with a few pieces Gentlemens'
Cloths, which we will sell unusually low.
MCKEE, ROBINSON q CO.
January 10. ts2i
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For Sale.
ne CIR.

NE subscriber has just received con-
slghment OF BEER from Trovilo g. Bar.
h''z's Brewery, and expects to keep ON hand
constant supply, which he will sell on ac.
commodating terms.
SAML. LANCASTER.
Jan. 81. .. 90
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NicharA poNarA

WILL continue to transact business in
w Lynchburg as .1UC1IOAEER and
GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANT -
He Will as heretofore attend 10 the selling aud
shipping OF tobacco and other produce, for
planters, country merchants and others
Also TO the receiving and forwarding OF goods
to the purchasing OF produce on commits.
-iOn, aud To the transaction of bank business,
IS agcut. In short, to all business coming
rropery within the scope Of an Auciioneer
nd Con mission Merchant. All consgnmenis
Vat he may be favored with, aud all business
,'.t may be entrusted 10 him, will meet with
due attention. His office IS IN the large brick
house al the Junction OF first street and fourth
.dley, near the Franklin Hotel.
January T. w6woo
~ The editors oftho Constitutional Wing
are requested TO insert the above four weeks,
and forward their account 10 this office for
payment.
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Virginia, to wit
IN Haiyar County Court, an Chnnceyy, The
24h day Of November, 1924.
Simpson Chesher, plaintiff,

IN HaiYar County Court, an Chnnceyy, The
24h day q November, 1924.
Simpson Chesher, plaintiff
against
Dauie Chesher, John Chesher, WIN. Simp-
son and Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Chesher,
Nm. Thomas and Hannah ms wife, Hosea
Chesher, john Stone aud fe-sy his wife, T.
liiah Noosiey aud NanoJ his wife, Jane
Chesher and Zachius Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Dar II esher Jorn Che
st"r William Simpson aud Elizabeth his wife,
William Chesher, William Thomas and Han
nah his wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone and
Peggy his vile, Elijai, NooseS aud Nancy
his wife, aud Jas. Chesber, not havi..g entered
their appearance given security accordir
10 the act OF assembly aud the rules OF this
court, and il appearing 10 the abstraction OF
the court that tie said defendants Daniel Cue.
sher, join Chesher, William Simpson and
wife, William Chesher, William ihumas aud
wife. Hosea Chesher, John Stone and wife,
Elijah Noosley and wife, and Jas Chesher,
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
on motion oil the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
is ordered, that the said defendants, Daniel
and John Chesber, VIM Simpson and wife,
Nm. Chesher, Nm Thomas AID wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone aud VIE, Elijah Woos-
ley and vile, and James Chtsher, do appear
here on the fourth Monday ia February next,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers published in the town of
Lynchburg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door al the court house off
this county. A Copy-Ieste
}. IL. BOXLEY, d. c.
December 3. S,vsIz
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Bedford December Rules, 1921


against
stephen Chasieen, EXT of Lewis Chasteen,
defendants,
~ CfKaNCFRY.
The defendant moi having entered his sp-
pearsnee and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
aud II satisfactorily appearing that he is not
an inhBbltant Of this country, on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, II is ordcr.
al, that unless the said defendant doth appear
here an the rule day holden in the said coun-
y cont IN March next, aud answer the plain.
ill., bill the same shall he taken for COMES
sed, and IKE matter thereof decreed accord
ngly-Ihata coity 81 thi- ntd,r toe published
IN some one Of tue Lynchburg papers for tw o
months successfully, and posted up at the
front door OF the count house of said county
ON two several court days
\ Copy-Testc.
STEPToE, c. B C,
December 81 wSwIg
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Notice

1--WE subscriber has Tar sale, and IL de-
n termined to sell, several surveys Of land
lying on Goose creek, miles from Liberty,
aud adjacent 10 his mill establishment -
they contain from one to three hundred =
cres, MS may suit purchasers, and are IN fine
order for cropping. Possession Will he given
Immediately, and on veiy accommodating
'erms. CHARLES {. PATTERSON.
January :. ts20
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Five Nollars RewarA.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from my
~ Wagon, at William MeDaniel's shop, in
Amherst county, on the night OF the oath of
December last, a small BAY HORSE, ahon,
10 or IL years old he trots well aud PAGES a
little he is considerably rubbed by Wagon
gear and saddle no other marks recollected
Any information respecting said horse will be
thankfully received.
ALLISON OGDEN.
Januarpi ID. w3w2l
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oak al This !,

= HE ..th riber Is determined Ia sell his
lOu-G and LOT IN the town OF Lynch
hprc, sitlHie ~ he head Of Main street, aud
az prescott occupied ~ Captain llowson 5.
" who viii shew II Ia those wishing 10
pnrateet The price Will be reasonable, aud
Zoe terDs sach as 10 sui almos, any one who
may DE Jesiruus TO own the property
HENRY CLARK
pc e. wtslo
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O. In publishing the following adyer
tsement we made mistake, which is now
corrected. We thus notice the fact, by
request, that the fault may attach where il
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~ office.

w hSOs
Y virtue of a deed of trust executed To
a. the subscriber by Jacob krnntz and Tho
krantz, which deed is OF record in the clerk,
office Of the county court OF Bedford, bearing
iate the OH day of March. 1s2l for purpose
'here'" "'o''.scd shall, on Friday the 9th
day of January, 1925, proceed To sell for cash,
to the highest bidder, on the premises,
n &C. tain NYact of A.ana,
in the county of Bedford, on the waters of
Goose creek. adjoining the lands OF Anthony
q IIn'Iey, Pleasant Murphy and Others con-
tanning
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
The title is thought TO be good, but such as
is vested in me will he given, and none other
BENNETT NJ. MURPHY, Trustee.
November ~ uswI5
u By conssn Of parties, the a5ort sale is
PoSiPo"ed UntH ht An day Of february uext
al "h'cd time rW certainty take piaee.
BEN.NEI ". MUhPHY.
Jan. ~ W2W p
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BRADFUTE 4 TOMPKINS.

BRADFU1E 4 TDMPKINS,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR
SALE,
bags green Coffee,
do old Java do
barrels loaf Sugar,
do brown do
% boxes fresh Mrscatel Rasins,
barrels st. Augustine Oranges.
5 barrels Antigua Rum,
tierce Porter,
do Glass Ware,
boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
do Mustard,
And in Store,
barrels old Cognec Brandy, very supr.
i do do Rye Gin,
do do Apple Brandy,
1 do do Peach do
6 boxes Medoc Claret,
cases writing and letter Paper,
Old Madeira Wine, in demiiohns,
Do. Holland Gin, do
Do eognac Brandy do
Do. Jamaica Rum, do l4yrs old
December 81. ts2O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-25

.Netson County, October Court, 1894
Reuben ID, Palmer, complainant
against
Isaac " hite and Zachariah White, EAecu'
tors Of Conyas White, sr. decd,
> - r.
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Jealh"t, III and Spanish Hides.
sD o. CASNEbi. POE have on
~ har very general aud extensive assert.
rrtf ,, Lrahcr 400 Spanish Hides, AID 20
barrels fanuors' oil which will be sold on
tie nlo,i moderate terms.
rhey oi'i give cash or leather for raw hides
OF tan oA shares. .Nts7 Seet3I
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prugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stuils.
CMx4
u
vNtInNI my IL
THOMAS !. DUvAL,

At THE sisN OF rHf GOLDEN MORTAR,
oN hank soUARE,
HAS lusi received, IA addition 10 his
y former stock. az { SienSise assortment 81
pRuGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS aud
pYE. srtFFs. which enables him nov 10 Of
fcrto III. friends customers aud The public &c.
nerally. the most complete aud extensive a.
snrimeni ever before brought 10 this market
AMONG rHrN Am rnE rotLowise,Yfz
s5,ntlb. G.auber salts, 81 d.. Tartar Eme
$50 $40 EPSON do. tie,
500 do Gum Shell 81 do. Quick Silver,
Lac. - doz. bottles Anne
5On 10 reari Ash, rcan Castor Oil.
Loo . Gum Cam. Ia packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
100 do Jalap, eee do. Lamp oil,
ioa do sponge, loo do. spls. IuI-
rs do verdigris, peniine,
~ do CAumei,
IA every other article in his line, all Of
the best quality snd ter sale al the lowest
trices for cash, or al siA months % punetual
css'oaf-rs sefiembef3.
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Doctor John I. Caben,

Having renewed to his family resi-
L j dence ~ Lyncbburg, proposes dof the
customary lees.) TO resume tie practice OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

of duties for all flags, reducing by hall
those which the commerce OF France
shall. henceforth pay.
The Monarch, who has just closed
the last wounds of the revolution, by
indemnifying the e%migrants, could not
forget n of the greatest misfortunes
produced by it, and unfortunate colo
nis,s, who for so many years had lost
even hope, are going to find the resour-
ces which the wisdom OF the king has
Just created for them.
cit was calculated that the revenue
ofthc colorists was thirty Millions
Deducting the half for the expenses OF
cultivation, there remain fifteen mil
lions. The one hundred and fifty mil
lions which the King has decided that
the inhabitants of St. Domingo shall
pay into the Cgiss. des Depois, make
therefore, ten years Of the revenue OF
the ancient colonists; and landed pro,
perry sells at no higher price through
out the Antilles.
"AH the efforts of Bonaparte had
failed in an enterprise, the advantages
of which. even after having succeeded,
could not be equivalent to what some
words Of the King have produced. 1t
is with respect and gratitude that the
inhabitants of the French part OF st.
Domingo have received the orders OF
their King, and il is not till after this
act of. submission, this recognition oil
the sovereignty of France that the
King has conceded to St. Domingo the
independence of its Government. Who
then, would not have faith in the for
tune Of France confided to the descend
ants of Henry IV.'-When a people is
in order, all increases and developes it,
self for it. Legitimacy is always a
principle forlife and liberty for nations
Revolution is death.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17
INTERESTING TO SAILORS. &c.

NeW-T York, Sept. IA mighty I'M
portant cause was tried on Tuesday
last in orr District Court, now sitting
at the City Hall, before the Hon. Judges
Thompson and Van Ness: and the de-
cision must, in its results, prove highly
beneficial 10 the commerce Of the Unit
ed States.
1t was the case of the United States
against the crew-of the ship Criterion.
Itappcared upon trial, that nine Of the
Criterion's crew, after signing the ship
ping articles, and going on board, re-
fused to do duty, on the plea that there
was one man short.
1t is mol our intention to give a de-
tailed account Of this trial, Int to con-
fine ourselves to the principal facts, in
| order 10 exhibit the case III such a point
of view as to prevent a repetition of a
similar offence.
1t appears, that on the 10th of June,
the Criterion being ready for sea, the
kcrcw was ordered to weigh anchor, but
| nine of them refused. The mex day a
similar order was also disobeyed. The
| captain was consequently Obliged to
procure a gang Of Triggers to take the
vessel 20 Sandy Hook, hoping that al
ter the ship had passed the light house,
his men would come to a sense Of their
duty; but when the pilot and ringers
were about to leave the ship off Sandy
Hook, the men still persisted in their
obstinacy. The ship, Of course, was
necessarily obliged to return, and an
rhored again in the North River on the
following Monday. On Wednesday
the sailors were taken before Judge
Thompson, and not being able 10 JUS
tif, their conduct, were committed to
Bridcwell to take their trial for a RE
VOLT. The Criterion was thus detain-
ed, at heavy expense, until the 2lst of
June, when she proceeded 10 sea with
a new crew.
On the trial, the proof of guilt was
positive; but it was argued that the
law was not clear as TO making this
| offence a REVOLT; but the learned Judge,
in a clear and satisfactory ,nanner,
ma ie it evident that the offence in its
probable results, might amount 10 the
charge in the Indictment of revolt
hat it was an offence against which
the laws had provided-and one, if not
punished, might occasion incalculable
loss, vexation, and inconvenience to
merchants and ship owners.
The Jury brought in a verdict of
guilty.
In passing sentence on Saturday, the
Judge, in a most fatherly style, pointed
out the nature of the offence, and adj
vised the prisoners against a repetition
of their folly. He took occasion TO re-
mind them that the Jury had recon-
mended them to the mercy of the
Court, and that the Court was very
much inclined to make the punishment
as light as possible, on account of their
otherwise peacea5le conduct while On
board the Criterion /: but that it was
necessary, as an example to others, to
punish them.
His sentence was, that those who
had not been confined in Bridewell,
should pay each fifteen dollars, and
stand committed for sixty days, or UNI
til the fine was paid-and that the two
who had suffered confinement, pay
each ten dollars, and stand committed
for 80 days. Gazette.
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EXPLOSION.

On Monday afternoon, soon after
$500 pounds of gunpowder, the whole
work of the day, had been carried into
the glazing mill Of Dupont's factory,
at Brandywine, an explosion took place,
by which n man was wounded Sc
%verely, two others slightly, and a horse
killed. The walls Of the glazing mill
were much shattered, and the glass in
the windows of some houses in the
neighborhood was broken.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

BY the ship Florida, arrived at New-York,
We have the latest information from every part
of Europe. The Liverpool dates are down to
the 10th ult and Others corresponding. We
make room for all that We possibly can,
particularly for the cheering accounts for the
Greeks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

That the scarcity Of money is very great
to the North, cannot be palmer shown than by
the present price of United States Bank Stock.
Notwithstanding the Aattering report of the
President, Stock rather declines than I'M
proves,-llS was the price in New-YoTk and
Philadelphia on Tuesday last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1925.

The following communication from Com
medore Warrington to the Secretary of the
Navy will doubtless be read with infinite sa
tisfaction. Next to peace and harmony a
home, the suppression of the desperate ant
bloody marauders that have long infested the
West India seas, is most desirable. This, W,
believe, our interchangeable and gallant little
Navy has completely effected. The villain.
have beer dispersed, and very moderate ex
ertions will be sufficient to prevent their re
union.
Copy of q letter from Commodore Harrington,
tOths Secretary Of the Nary.
U. S. SHIP CONSTELLATION, :
Off Havanna, Aug. %, 1925. )
SIR: To enable you TO ascertain wha,
exertions have been made by, and what
success has attended the efforts OF, the
squadron under my command, / for.
ward by this conveyance a copy OF all
the reports made by the different com,
manders of lis cruisers If pirates are
now, or have been, in force lately on
either side of Cuba, they have not only
abs,ained from making captures, but
have concealed themselves so e~fectual-
ly as to prevent detection The order
ly conduct Of the fishermen on the coast,
the steady pursuit Of their occupation,
and the absence Of all suspicious per-
sons, induce 4 belief that these outlaws
are not at present collected in any force
/ shall, however, keep a watchful eye
On the Island, and prevent, if possible,
the commission of depradations which
may be attempted, under a belief that
we are relying too much on appearan-
ces. am, with great respect, your o.
bedient servant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

1t is stated in the Franklin Gazette that q
part of the tunnel of the UNION CANAL near
Lebanon, cavsd in on the 9TH inst. covering
eight Of the laborers. Four were killed, and
the others seriously injured.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

The celebrated optician Sfayel, OF
Basic, has just finished an improved
telescope, sirty5or feet long. 1t is said
that with the aid of this enormous in
strument, several learned persons have
been enabled to discover animated be-
ings, roads, and monuments in the
moon!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

A son of MIR. r. Peale, the celebrated art.
ist, was killed in the streets of Philadelphia on
Monday last, hya cart, which was driving with
so much violence as to dash his head to pieces
against the handle of a pump.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17
EARLY FROST,

On Saturday and Sunday morning
there was boar frost on all the low
grounds in the vicinity Of this city. In
some places it was crisp and hard, but
in no place have we heard of its having
done any injury Phil. Demo. Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

Extraordinary exertions are making IN New
York, for celebrating in the most imposing
manner, the meeting ofthe Atlantic and Erie
seas, through the Grand State Canal The
10th October has been assigned for the event.
and it IS proposed that a splendid celebration
shall take place en- that day. a meeting has
been held in the City Of New-York, to concert
measures for the purpose, when It was pro-
pSsed to station cannon at short intervals from
Buffalo to Sandy Hook, so that the entrance
ofthe first boat from the Lake into the Canal
may be announced throughout the State by
ONE grand fu de- oie. When the Boat enters
the Hudson, at Albany, it is proposed that she
be received by a feet of Steamboats,, embra
cling all that ply upon the New-York waters
and that she be escortedin triumph to Sandy
Hook, in full view of the broad ocean. 1t is
supposed that fifty Steamboats, will volunteer
on the occasion, all of (which arc to be superb
" decorated with flags, emblems and devices.
On entering the bay of New-YorS, opposite
Castle Garden, the range of cannon on the
Battery, and all the forts and armed ships in
the harbor are to welcome and salute her with
their united thunders, mingled with the glad
voices OF sixty thousand freemen."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

A combination of unavoidable events
renders it necessary, that the public al
~tention should be Immediately called
to the present deranged state Of our
own affairs.
We have lately been deprived of the
services of our Governor, and one Of
the Judges Of the Supreme Coart-the
Lieutenant-G Governor is out of the state
on important public duty; and the Sc
cretary Of State is absent, we presume,
on necessary business. This state Of
things but rarely happens to any organ
lied Government; and the public inte-
rest requires the speedy adoption of the
means provided by the Constitution 10
meet such occurrences. The Presi-
dent of the Senate pro tempore, whose
duty it is, will we expect Immediately
take the steps required of him by the
Contitution, to fill the Office which has
been so suddenly and unexpectedly va
Gated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17
L. WARRINGTON.
20 the Hon. Secretary ofthe Nary.

HrGH NELSON, Esq. late Minister from the
United States to Spain, arrived in Washingi
ton on Thursday last, and proceeded to Vir,
gini~ the following day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

The nights at Quebec have been un-
nsually cold for some time back. The
Gazette oil that city says that on Friday
morning the I'd inst. there was ice OF
an eighth Of an inch thick, and tender
plants had suffered, although the dam
age was not great.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-17

Extract of a letter dated Thompson's Island,
August 18th, received by a gentleman in
Norfolk.
81 have been sick for three weeks
since l arrived here, June 22d). The
sickness has indeed been truly alarm
ing-out of "a marines who were trans
ferred from the U. S frigate Constel.
l~ation, during the period she remained
here, / believe the last n died two
days SINCE"