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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13
THE DEATH OF TIE FLOWERS.

IFcom tke N,s.-foet Rssie-.l
Tho melancholy day, are come,
III. s1tdsst Ut the wear,
Oi-wsiing winds. aud naked w1ois,
And meadow, brown ani srC.
lt~ired ia the hnl,uNys If ihe e oSc,
The summer lt,Ve. lie dead.
hey rustic iu tr tdIs iis MAD,
An;l iu the ri,hit's tread
The rohbin anil ih, dOwr,
And fon she shruh, the iW.
ani 'rou the wond-;"p Caws tae crow
Through al the gloomy day.
Where N thc flowers, tie hyivh; young flowers,
Fiat smiled hen,atlstl tile feet,
or hie, 'a.,ii= '''., dtjGul,
A"i breath 20 pl,'ias sweet;
Ma . t.icN al IA ,,ieir graves,
Fhe scutir r.,ce al h,wcr.
Are iNins IA tsscir iowiy hvis
Wth ihc tar and good OF rirs;
Tue rain l. ia'iing IN 'heir grave,
Bun The cold Snvc,n' scr rain
Calls not ir"n, "a, the gloomy earth,
Inc lovely onr. aSaiu.
The win.l flower, au, the violet,
They pc ished iUas ago,
The nGiai, ro.o, an he nrC,is,
Died mih thV suiu,ter's glow;
jIl on the hill ihc guirn rod.
TIE aster an HE WOOD
the yellow sua-ilJwe. by the brook
Ia ati,Insu bPIHty stood,
vi fell ne not at,n thc clear cold IIravcl,
~ fai!s the plague inei,
And the lip-suiiis never srliicd asuil
ny upland s.ait or glen.
And ROW, when c.nes the calm mid div,
~ st.il such days will CONE,
10 call the squirrel aud the hse
From I'll; their wilder home;
When ,he s"u,i Of hcppin. nuts i, heard,
tapnSi, all the itecs are It'll,
Ahi twtnSir az lhe smoky iisat
The WATERS IL the riil,
Ih" south wiul searches fuf the nowuis
Whose fragrance late lac bure.
aud sigh, tu lad them IN the wood
Mud ~ the stream nOIr.
Thea think Of a lrv'd one, who
In youthful hcAuiy died
The i''r meek.h.o,,o,a, that grew up
And Caie.ihy luy side;
We l,i.i her nthr cold mr.t EARTH
Whcnlhe foi est cl,t Tie leaf,
Aud wePt ult such iO.ci, ore
Should have a life 80 irief;
Vet nnt unnret II wa. ti,t cue
Like that young iric1lof uuts,
90 Gentle anu = b..,utul
Shodid perish with tlc drwers. Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13
LAND E0R SILL

pursuance Of the last will and ie,,.roe. f I, r.
deeI, Ni he offered for sale the ninth dav of Jn
next hs being King Queen dsyO 10 the biSbs. ~
er on one Two aud three credit that yauabls ,rct
lahd on which the deceased lately resided This tact E
meaI on the MaaPony River, and contains $50 acre. of
n Laho which IS admirably adapted The growth of
os's and cotton, and part of 10 wheat with good
rug sh1iy attached to IT aud 500 Of Marsh aGrJn
a., excellent range for stock, aud abuuninr with Will ese
Inc Improvements are very good having large dwelIine
~ god repair, aud all necessary houses all Of which ~
good The growers Of cotton ale invited 20 examine fb
a. y Is believed that its soil is peculiarly adapted 10 tt
ueie Bonds with uneHcePoDdbe security o. deed ~
be required. FRANCIS row n'0"ey' VIII
No. JOHN w, FLEET, Trustees.
-'"'' - 52-wtds
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Goochland and Hanover Land for Sale

Of order Of the Superior Court Of Chancery fo
the Richmond District, offer at private sale Of
the upper part Of Goochlan county the waters Of Little
Byrd Creek containing 47l heeaboui AMI another
the county of Hanover, Containing 1856
esabe close speedily possible the of the
stat the land viii he sold at moderate price and
nsJating r.t tracts WILL be divided purchasers
The Gro iohand land will he shown TO persons wishing pur-
haze by MIR. Winston Payne and the Hanover lands by Mr.
Lsney Jones Possession csn be given Immediately.
VIM f. WICKHAaI, Trus. ofthe estate Of s. GrL dec
H,sI., In
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EXEcUTIYE DISPLACEMENT, I,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that um This time forward all
~ p.tsens offering themselves prinoipato securities
any i or eoniractto he approved by the Executive will be
required 10 accompany the with ahdaviis legal form
stating the value OF the property which they would bona r
eosseSs after the payment oil ali ;hc,rdc
By order, w. III. RICHARDSON, e. c: .
tf
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

~ INJECTING TO change ay residence from Lynchburg in
Tie course OF the next shall offer the 9Th
De'enher next, on the premises, plantation
an, called PJuu sec living alb lut four
from L.nehug, between Big and Lutte Postum Greeks in
campbell county, credit and years the
inquest bidder Considerable portion Of this tract good
'"aceo and The plantaliOn small onl,
icTe lately cleared, which good for crop the en-
iresh aud manuTe Ell; 10 which land added o cro
according to the force inended To he The
~ lana 10 LIZ nchburg the quantity OF fire wood and
which IT, and the abundant stream of wafer which run,
2 hine,y, might make thu land valuable acquisition ind
Phuh s value iarni TO person having talent
using MS advantages judiciousiy.
AT the same time and place, shall sell to the highes, bidder
on credit OF II months, aout 20 neg mostly men
noys, amongst them excellent ptut-rTh i select lo
OF negroes, all Of good Character being all
neeh attached 10 the plantation, purohases wall have Cd
Pouny oi obtaining the best. The will tanly be
kinds, HJrse OAen Cattle, plantation utensils Corn Oats and
Fodder then remaining the place wall also be sold
same terms.
The usual bonds with security deed of trust will b,
lo me land-Bgnds with approved seeu iy for other
SUBJECTS; and cash for small pun ehasss.
wM. DANIEL.
LynchbuIg. 18th Nov. 1925.
N H. The above tract Of Land lies above the Mesrs An
honys aud below Cox tracts Big Possu extends
between he two creeks bounded Tie by Anhouy
on the Little Postum the leftb, Coxs to The old
richmond road, and ed by sch, line commencing
. Postum near where pathway, called Hol ONES path
running to the Uad aoI esaid about
pathway alo esad and include the SAME; an,
person may view The body this without urtheI
guide.
Offer for sale, privately, my small farm on the urnpa,
Io' ahu opposite the gate two miles Lynchhurg
tanning ABOUT 81 Acres, purchaser
Itdi On this place there good garden and orchard
me springs and plenty Of wood and TIMBER the place
Dee'2 6I---td' WM. DANIEL
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nv LVPROVED COTTON PRESS.

TVE sub,chers oflh city, aud Me.sfi Heath and Mason
ofPetersbmg, will shortly have powers sell licences for
g'ng improved Cotton Press Any VI the counties this
Oum.
eenee will he given to person. The power
received he Will set up The Press Immediately, that The PEG
LEWIS WEBB Co.
Nov IL. 5-1
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A TE4CHER W9NTFD

WE wish employ ior the ensuing year teacher 10 IN
w perntend the education d about ten pupils In adJit
10 the ususl branches Of English EdutsSo win he ne
cessaty that be be qualified 10 teach The Lain and yeE Ian
suage', Ag.Gra sDd the E'eaenis IF Eectd Applostion
,ubserihers resdiDg near Lyncb5urs. JOEL YASCEY'
9ee% s1-wfH WI K(rDFQRS,
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VIRGLNTa FEJM.aLE aCaDEAY.
{ Rnndton IecLLeLlhIro cnnnfnN

-TNfIE this Institution will on Mon.
da Jlauify 9th 1926, under the direction joseph b.
Wane ofthe North Carolina Female Academy, and Geo ge
L. Baker assisted by Mrs Wsre, Mrs. Baker, Mis-, En-
Baker who educated in the ~ G. Female Academy
and has taught Music there during the present year. The
Of Instruction will include Needle Reading Wr
ting Arithmetic, English Grammar, Gengraphy Mythology
History, Cbymisliy Bes-Leiires Natural Philosophy aud
Autonomy The terms for board, with tuition the above
will he 90 dollars per and charge tcharer
will be made hut the option Of the friends the pupils
The charge Tor tuition alone will be from 10 20 dollars per
Music Vocal and Instrumentall and Drawing viii
also he ug the former at 30 and the latter 20 dollars per
ession; the whole able in advance. The morals and
Of the young ladies will particular attention.
bul regards day scholars this only be extended
school houf after which time the responsibility deyolves up
their friends Boarding pupils will regularly take their
meals with the family aud will IT, respect he con.dered
part oft Those whose amsble department and literary
acgnremen elie them % such distinctions will
gold medal completing tcir studies Every boader Will
be expected bring pair Of sheets blankets coverd and
towe Books &c will be furnished at the regular prices
Dce.2 Gid
MAS committed the jail Of Hanover county a Runa-
w away, the 3fs ol August last, negro named
Pcy he he belongs Mley Shackeiont Of SpOsylya
and hired Richmond Kennel. lie appears 10 he
about IS years old ard taller un the generality Of negroes
bad tooth before on his forehead
visible aud il much b. oxen abOutie face neck
shoulders having somewhat ihe appearance osma pox Tho
u said negro required a forward prove proper
ly pay charges he will by dealt with the law directs
JOS. SrARKE, ID. s.
for Jno. W. Ellis.
Nov o. 81 -wf2,ss
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.EOTJCE

MAS committed 10 the Jail of the Town ~ ps,.,t,, 90
hs hr,i day Of August last, negro woman who cs her
~ shs =, about Y years old, rye fee FIVE and
na nIhes nigh dark complexion scars pereeivabIe she
g , some iimf last summer she sent fromhe county
~ " mr. william Gibbs, who then her msseS
a va "Vg5 by Mascot Of Alabama, from whom me ar
s me owner requested 10 come forward, prove his
property pay oharses and take her aay or she viii H. des
VIZ" W., - we "a" dTect. ROGER MALLORY, Jsilor
4e--wf2w
M suhsc'issfsto tis Decp Creek Nagesijo tr-,.
willlake nuiice, that Ten Dollars are roe ge ~ rI
~ ht Stock and must be paid forthwith, Isaae Oliver
itsoef OF y nnre convenient, be depo.e in e,f
tors TAupe ~, 49, ~, w DH'ff
Doc r. -' '"NN9' f'st,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

The Canvas to be delivered within The periods stated for ,
delivery q The Cordage.
Andor the supply, sso IF all the Mattresses (of good tow
not less than two ct broad and ak feet ng) al the
Is ~ poin Shoes, Hat, Candles OIL Flour Whkey Rice
and Butter, together with oil the Paints aud oi, and Sot
Clothing, viz:
Blue cloth jackets,
Blue cloth lrowsefs,
Pea jackets,
Duck trJyyssrs,
Duck ffOcks
Duck Banyans,
Red cloth vests,
White f,nnel drawer.
White flannel shirts
Yarn stockings and
Black silk handkerchief,
that may required for the the Navy during the wear
1896 at Portsmouth, N. H., Charle,ion Mas, B6,kIvs n
" Phiadelphia, WashingiOn' G5spoH and Baltimore.
Persons offering to supply the preceding articles ste reou
red make their proposals for esoh pasey aud forward
this office sampies Of the Mstesses blankets, HAS and
slop clothing, with the prices marked thereon
All articles must b. delivered IN suitable boxes casks, or
packages free Of expense, aud VIII be Inspected yards Of
delivery a. usual.
Oct . 50-u5ihD
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


WE Commissioners Of the Navy will sealed Pro
Posas until the 18th day OF Deecnber next for the sup
ply Of the following articles, viz
COiDAGE.
50 tons at Portsmouth, N. Il, To be delivered
lao tons at Charleston, Mass. I-Sd OH or befyr,
$50 tons at Brooklyn N. N. IstA April, 1926,
80 tons 1t Philadelphia, us do. Isl Aug do
90 tons az Washington, Ia do Ist Dec do
10 tons at Gospor Virginia.
The whole must be made Of the best clean waier-ro;ted
Hemp
Bollrope to he spun 80 threads to the he Ok
andng rigging % do do
Running Rigging u do do
Gables and Hawsers 20 do do
and staad the proof, as regulated last year.
CANVASS
Mol, 155gbvIts0
n ess To be delivered
sqi 1-3h at Charleston, Msss.
sGt is AT Brooklyn, NY
G. SIG is at GospOrI, Vmginis,
z, 80 anS-
g, 96
Mol, 1856 bots1
2, 60
t1a To be delivered
- fse One-hafai Portsmouth, n. n.
g s2 Onehalf at Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

Applications for purchase at private sale
way Ce mace ,. 10 VIM. Kinney, jun. Esq. Staunton,
or TO MIR. Thomas Nav, Richmond W
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liverpool CORN MARKER.

Nov. There was steady demand on Tues
day last for both Wheat and OATS and sales to
iair extent were effected On Saturday there was
little business done, but higher prices, in in
stances, were obtained for New Irish Wheat. Some
Flour lately imported from Canada sold at 4Os.
to AIS. per bTl. In Barley, Beans, and Peas there
has been little done. The former article is dull,
owing to the great probability of the ports opening
to the importation of that article during the present
month Sweet Flour in bond very dull.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27
From the Ne,c- York Gazette, Dec. "a.

FROM SPAIN.-The brig MERGED,
Captain Russell, which arrived ycster-
day from Cadiz, brought US papers to
the 18th ult. The subjoined transla-
tons are all that appeared to US to pos
sess any interest:
The Spanish ship Sabina arrived at
Cadiz, on the 9TH ult lS5 days from
Manila, having on board thirty officers
who belonged to the frigate Asia and
brig Aquiles.
The anniversary Of the accession OF
Charles TO the Throne of France, was
celebrated at Cadiz, on the 4th ult. by
grand salute; a solemn mass in the
morning, at which the French au,hori-
ties assisted, general review, splen,
did dinner by General Viscount Gndin,
and, Gas a winding up) by splendid
ball, at the Marquis Of Peysac's, the
French Consul General, at which were
upwards OF 500 persons,
Gibraltar, Nou. l0.--The ship Govern
or Strong, Capt. Daniel Coffin, which
arrived here from Marsei!les, with a
cargo Of wine and oil, for New-Orleans
parted her cable in gale and went a
shore near the Castle Of San Felipe. 1t
is expected that she has experienced
some damage.
We have received the most disas-
trous accounts of famine which now
prevails in Barbary to such an extent,
that the wretched inhabitants Of Tan
gier drop down dead in the streets. A
subscription has been opened here ior
their relief.
Cadi1, Nou. i5.-Extract of a private
letter from Trieste, dated the 4th inst:
Missolonghi sustains and defends itself
valiantly. Several Austrian vessels
have been taken by the Greeks. he
brig Severn, one Of our best vessels, on
her return from Smyrna with thirty
Turkish passengers, fell in with an
armed Greek vessel. An engagement
ensued, in which she was captured, the
crew put to the sword, and the brig
sunk. Only three Of the Turkish pas.
sengers were preserved in the hope Of
obtaining large ransom for them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27
George S. HOugh

Has JUST RECEIVED
A few pieces sup. double soft tartans for
Fine black mohair and worsted hose
Very superior black nankin grapes
Canton = do
Black Italian lustring
Black merino cloth
Circassian plaids and stripes Cheap
Long and short silk hose
Super drab cloths
Drab rattinet for lining surtouts
Fine and common blk bombazetts and
bombazines
Blue and brown heavy camblets
Green twilled serge for lining
Cheap fine white hannels
Striped and plaid cravats
W Woodstock beaver and kid gloves
Pink, green, blue and white Florences
Braganza shawls
Silk, cashmere and fancy hdkfs
Black, blue and spotted silk cravats
Super olive and drab bangup cords
Fine furniture checks
Apron do
Calicoes and linens
Blankets and twilled bagging
Brown linens &c.
Coarse woollen stockings for servants
Fine and common domestic shirtings and
sheetinss
Cassinets and linseys, bedticking
DorrESTICS GENERALLY.
Cotton yarn, which, with his stock on
nd, renders his assortment very full
limo. 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27
NOtice.
dec 27-tJ'

4 PsCoNDED on Saturday evening ias''
A from the employ Of the su tsd hs Da as
iourneyman Tailor man who IS. sa'd h ms nam" em
was HENRY DAVIS. ne i nae and from
p %s cam be- .t ascertaned at this time, he took
wa h Gr about three yards Of sapea nsis1ss blue
eloh. a sword cane, new str'Pec ~, xa a.o"h
Uastcoat two breast pins, black h. silk ;1oes TO-
and several dollars in money, belonging eE sSog 10
other journeymen working b In "' Cloth Coat,
w wass nt and pant.Ioons and short boots
E1am @ he is about IS years of
ana %e s, wa. left in the shop to finish JOB, and
took advantage of that opportunity 70 1 Othsrs
pish his designs. Master worSme a,; a ef this
a are ra and are requested to stop him, and
. enSsa,or to recover tn. property above de-
scribed. hhN It
dec u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

A Bill Incorporating the College of Physi'
clans of the Valley of Virginia, at Winchester
nassed the House of Delegates on "Wednesday
last. Aresolution has also passca 1ne same
House, permitting free coloured persons OF
general good conduct and character and those
who have wives and children, to remain IN
the State. This is humane amehOration OF
the existing regulation which allows none to
remain, except by special act of the LeSlsla'
tlre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

A proposition was recently made, in the
PENNSYLVANIA House of Representatives, d.
rec,ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the expcdiency of repeqLns the Act
which exempts Females from Imprisonment
for debt. 1t appearing evident that there
would be great opposition, the mover OF the
resolution so amended i. as to read modify
ing instead of ''repeaing" the Act' yet even
in this shape, it was rejected by the indignant
vote of IS to 9. The Freeman's Journal
Justly observes, that this proceeding is highly
honorable to the legislature, and it is hoped
that in short time, there will not be State
in the Union, whose laws shall provide for the
incarceration of sex, having the strongest
claims to humanity, and whose Imprisonment
cannot benefit the creditor, but can only serve
to afford opportunity for the exercise Of cruel
ty and unjustifable rigor,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

We adverted a few days since, to the Eman-
c;pa,ion Society said to have been projected
on a new principle, by Mss Wright, the bri-
,;sh authoress and traveller. The Freeman's
Journal now gives us her mOdus operand''
which turns out to be slight modification OF
avery old experiment, tried. perhaps, before
Miss Wright was born, but certainly, very
many times before it exercised her fertile I'M
ac;na,ion. Her design is to purchase great
number of slaves, and locate them in some
suitable situation in the United States, where
thew may be enabled to earn, By tia'ng The
earth. their original cost, and then be free
This plan, with the exception Of conhnng
the subjects to the cultivation OF the EARTH
has long been essayed both by emancipation
societies and philanthropic individuals we
need go no farther than our own townin pur
s,,, os Illustrations. But it has ever been
questionable, and experience has added 10
the doubt, whether it is promotive either OF
the happiness of the freedman or the welfare
of,he community in which he IS liberated
With exceptions almost as rare as Angels
visits those in whose behalf such efforts
have been made, have proved ungrateful'
wo-,h,.ss and a burthen to themselves and
society. In proportion to their privileges
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27
sN11P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Dec 24.-Schr Mary & Elizabeth, Lowell,
St. Andrews, Is days; plaster to VIM. Fowle
& Co. Experienced bad weather, and lost
her cambouse and house overheard,
Dec. 26.-Schr Ruth, bennett, Portsmouth,
16 days; salt to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Sloop Hero, Stannard, New-York, 6 days;
northern produce to H.Scranton, Georgetown.
Passed schr Superb Hope, from New.York
bound to this port.
Dec. 24.-Sloop Justina, Anthony, New
Bedford
Dec. 25-Schr Mary, Hodgkinson, City of
St. Domingo,
Dec. 26-Schr Cent, Mayo, Barbados.
Sloop Vernon, Wilson, New-York.
Schr Exchange, Harris, New.York.
Sloop Java, Rolbird, New-York.
The Governor Strong, Cefin, of this port,
sailed on the Goth Oct. from Marseilles for
New. Orleans, a full ship.
Sloop Chauncey, Bartram, cleared at New.
York, for this port 22d inst.
schr. Mentor, Eldridge, hence, for Boston,
arrived at Holmes Hole, 1st inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27
This Might.

VIII be sold at the Auction Store, at halfpast
SIX o'clock, an elegant assortment Of
FAsHIcMABLN JEWELRY,
and Fancy Articles. such as
Watches, chains, seals, keys
Breastpins. fngerrings, car do
Snuff boxes, shaving brushes
Pocket combs, steel buckles, razors
Knives and forks, carvers
Pocket books, cloak clasps, etc. etc.
N. b. Purchasers are particularly invited to
view the goods from o'clock till night.
dec 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27
AUCTIONS.
New Goods at auction,

an Tuesday the 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock
" will be sold at the auction store.
10 pieces linen checks,
Remnants cloth, do calicoes.
Also, LIST blue cloth
I'd do cashmere
Do striped do
Double milled drab cloth
Cassinetts, flushing,
White and broad cloth sbawls
Merino and fancy prints
Black hdkfs, canton Grape,
Bandanna hdkfs, great variety
Cotton do do shswis
Blankets, cold cambrics
Straw carpeting, brown liners
Russia sheetings, &c.
Terms under $50 cash-over, four months,
ALSO,
A small lot of handsome R,rn,.1re.
Such as washstands, toilette glasses, G-ecian
chairs, windsor do. settee, sidebcard.
ALSO,
cases superior c,tror.
OTGoods always ready COZ inspection.
dec 81 S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

The Georgia House of Representatives
has passed Bill, dividing the State into
seven Congressional Districts. ltsfate in the
Senate is considered doubtful. A resolu-
ton has been laid on the table of that body,
requiring the people at the next general cleo
ton for members of the Legislature, to give
their sentiments on the subject of such div'-
sion by endorsing their ballots with the word
District, !" if favorable to that system.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

We understand, says the Fredenck'o"h
Herald, that circumstances connected wi'a
the assassination of Col Sharp, OF Kentucky
render the transaction far less horrible IN 'he
eve of Justice, (hovever reprehensible 1t may
be in moral point Of view,) than 1t was AT
first apprehended. 1t was rumored 'ha' '"''p
III seduced the wife of his supposed muir
derer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

The New.York Evening Post says that let
tiers just received in that city state that Mr.
Edward Thompson, of Philadelphia, who late
ly failed for large amount. has been arrested
at New Castle, just as he was going on board
the ship Algonquin, for Liverpool
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

The Cires--It will be seen by the bills
that Masters MYERS and SEARGEANT take Be-
nefi this evening. From the many new di-
version. brought forword on the occasion, and
the handsome style in which those boys have
uniformly acquitted themselves in their ardu-
ops narts. we cannot but wish them success
OF their ability to perform in mastery man
ner all they promise, none who have seen
them will pretend 10 doubt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-27

We have inserted, on the opposite page,
a well authenticated and very strong case OF
the valuable properties Of SWANS PASAcEA
The high estimation in which this important
Medicine is held, by the most learned and ex-
nerienced practitioners of our country, ought
50 far to inspire the confidence ofthe afflicted
.s 20 secure for it at least trial. 1t may De
seen. by their advertisement in this paper'
that constant supply of the genuine article
is keptb Edward stabler & Son Of this place.