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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-09
TIE GARLAND.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ., 1896

tEEsoN. thus contrasts their retirement with thai
! Of 4 warrior and usurper:
| The successful warrior, who has desolatcd
| whole empires for his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the
successful usurper Of his countrys right, and
! liberties may have their hours ofswelliny pride
IN which they may look back with baIbarous
/ JOY upon the triumph of their talents and feast
/ upon the adulation Of the sycophants that sur.
round them: but, nj ght and silence come: and
! conscience takes her turn. The blood, hrl,;
rises upon the startled imagination The Shades
of the sau.htcre innocent stalk in terrific pro-
cr>slon, before the couch The a.onizing cry
! OF countless widows and orphans inyadrs the
| ear. The bloody dagger Of the assassin plays
IN airy terror, before the vision NlDl4tfd liher.
! ty hits her avenging lance and Il down trodtn
nation rises. before them, in all the majesty Of
| it, wrath. What, what are the hours OF s,Nlrn.
did wretch like this, compared with those that
shed their peoples and their roses upon the pill
| lows of peaceful and virtuous patriots -
/ Every night bringing to them the balm and
health of rrpose, and every morning Offering to
them !" their history in nations eyes - This,
! this Is to be greatly srtuous; and be this the
only ambition that shall ever touch an Ameri
can bosom -
The following sketch of Monticello is drawn in
Mr. WIRr's happest manner
"Ihe Mansion House at Monticello was
built and furnished in the days Of his prosperity
In ITS dimensions, its architecture, its arrange
mcnts. and ornaments, it is such a one as became
| the character and fortune Of the man. 1t stands
upon an elliptic plain formed by cutting down
| the apex of mountan and on the West.
stretching away to the North and the South it
| commands a. view Of the Blue Ridge for hun
one of the hodcst and most beautiful horizons
in the world while on the East il presents an
extent Of prospect, bounded only by the -phcri
cal form Of the earth, in which nature seems to
sleep in eternal repose, as if to form one Of her
finest contrasts with the rude and rolling gran
| deur on the West In the wide prospect, and
scattered to the North and South arc several
detached mountains. which contribute to ani
mate and diversity this enchann. landscape,
and among them to the South. WILLIS Noun
tain, which is SO Interestingly depicted in his
Notes From this summit, the Philosopher was
wont to enjoy that spectacle, among the sub
| FINEST Of Natures operations, the looming Of
the distant mountains; and to watch the mo
tions of the planets, and the greater revolution
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-09

II one Turk seems in the least to discredit
another's word or promise. his reply is still at
hand II hope you don't take me for Christian"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
On N0A\ars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, the 25th of
IL February last, negro man, named WILLIS, a.
bout IS of feet or 6nned hg
~ the nronerty of Mr.. William Hutson deceased of
this county, and stammers when spoken to; had on
when he efoped pair of white twed pantaloons,
and white twilled yarn roundabout carried with him
lieved he is lurking in the neighborhcod Of Mount
Vernon, Fairfax county, Va wl, give !ne ABOVE re-
ward any person who will secure nm IN any jail SO
that get him again.
King George County, Pa 'AareA 10 ,..
march IA eoo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
LIBERALITY.

A Resolve passed the House of Representa-.
tiyes of Maine, on the 9th inst for the relief OF
MIR. Witham, member from Eden, who for some
weeks has been confined BY sickness In this
town. The resolve provides for making up the
regular pay Of the member during the session,
containing his daily pay so long as ne shall re-
main confined in town by sickness, not exceed
ing ninety days, aud also approprlates sum
not exceeding fifty dollars, to dsfray the expen-
ses of his sickness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

We understand that the society of Frineds
have been removing, within these few days past
the remains of their friends; relatives and an
cestors, from their old burying ground in Ce-
dar-street TO the place appropriated for them
at the out,kirt. Of the city: This was done
with much quietness and withou, any Of that
affected sensibility which the subject of inter-
ments have called forth for the last two years.
The h' old grave yard is to be converted into a
green house by Mr.. Thorburn, the enterpri,
Sing scotsman in Nassau-street, which will
add very much to the beauty of that part -four
city. aduocafe'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
Wibernian Society

TJNHE anniversary meeting Of the Society will be held
1 at the TOWN HALL on Friday NEXT, THE
I'm INSTANT, precisely at 10 O'Clock.
The punctual attendance of every member is parti'
culary requested, at the hour above mentioned as the
Society are to walk in procession to St Mary Church.
where divine service will be performed by the Chap
lain to the society, the Rev. J. W. Fairclough, and
discourse delivered by the Rev. John Smith, of George
town. ROBERT l. TAYLOR c.,,:,..
JAMES CARSON, r. 80.
JAMES DOUGLAS, T" 1917"
EDh'D. SMITH,
BY order, JAMES bAkhf' secy
uarch IA w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
Was Committed,

9Th inst. as runaway negro woman, named
SJIy4N COLE, who says she is free, and that she
came out of Brooke's estate, in Maryland. The said
woman appears to be about Is years age FIVE feet
three inches hgh her dress is Nankln frock much
worn. The owner is desired to come, prove property
nav charges and take her away otherwise she will be
disposed of as the law directs.
march s-lawsw AND. R0UNsAvELL, Tailor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
A Card.

MR.. GENEREs respectfully informs the ladies and
N gentlemen of Alexandra, that he contempates
opening school for the ART OF 1aNCING, in the
beginning of the ensuing month"; if sufficient encourage
ment is offered In the mean 'ie' those parents III
tending to enter their Children will apply to Mr. Poincy
march Ii eO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
- WzZZZzfXNEZ
M3RRED.

At the Thoroughfare Prince William county, Va on
Thursday, the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr. Barnes, JOHN S.
CHAPMAN, esq of Frankfort, Kentucky,) to Miss Ma
r1LDA L. A. CHAPMAN, eldest daughter of George
Chairman, esq,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

The left Stockmg.-Altho' it may be thought
by many very singular how we obtained our
knowledge, yet we assert it as fact, that La
dies al,vays pull off the left stocking last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

Lost, Mislaid, or Dest"oyed byihe late Fire
IN PeterS6wg.
VVNHE following Certificates of Stock, VIII share
L stock of Bank of Alexandria, No 165, IN the name
of Martha Is Nick ol,s do. do No 100, in the name
of Mary C. Nickolls do. do. No 1913, in the name of
Anna i. Nichols; do Bank of Potomac, do; do do
in the name of Mary c. Nickols; | do in Little River
Turnpike Company, in the name of Martha B. Nichols.
Application will be made for the renewal Of the a.
bove certificates J. b. NICHOLS.
march l5-WSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
THE TEA CASE AGAIN.

Ne,c- York March ii I'VE understand that
the United States Circuit Court yesterday re-
ceived bonds for The large seizures Of teas made
in this city short time since The bona fde
holders Of those teas will be able 10 dispose Of
the same, and we believe will eventually obtain
relief from The payment Of the bonds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

Norfolk, March 10 We understand that Sc
ven companies of the Regiment stationed at
Fortress Monroe, are to be transferred to other
stations and their places supplied by the same
number of companies from other posts. The
companies ordered away from Fortress Monroe
are the following:
Capt. (Brevet Maj Pierce. to St. Augustine.
- do Lomax, Belona Arsenal.
- Ansart, Charleston.
- Erwing, Savannah.
Mason, Newport
Zan,zinger, New-Y York.
Mountford, do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
Trust Sale.

ID virtue of decl of trust executed to the subscn
I'D Der on the l4th day Of June 1928, BY Noblet Her
bert, the paymen, of certain Of money
therein mentioned, due from the said Herbert TO Ma
thew Ransom, Esq. Of Charlestown, Jefferson CO. Va.
which deed Of trust is recorded in the Clerks Office
of Jefferson County Court shall proceed to selto the
highest bidder, public auction for cash. the Court
House of said county, On Saturday the 25M day Of
March 1erf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
A Certain Tract of Land,

containing Sixty Acres situate in the county aforesaid
about mile southwest ofCharestown, adjoining the
lands of John A. Washington, Esq and others; OF as
much of said land will be sufficient to SATISFY sad
Ransom the sum of five hundred and twenty-one dol.
lars andtwen,y cents that being the balance nciu
ding interest which will be due him on sad deed OF
trust on the 25th dayof March next as also the costs
nd rhrges of carryihp said trust into effect Such
t;t w;Ibe made the purchaser is vested the I'M
ders;oned as trustee JOHN YATES.
Charlestown, Feb. lS-95-ts trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

1t is stated in paper published in the inte-
rior of New York, that after free and candid
debate npon the merits of the question, the Ge-
neva presbytery of that state has resolved, that
il is inconsistent with the character of profess
sor of religion to countenance dancing assem-
blies or schools, by personal attendance or by
allowing their children to attend; ane that "their
church sessions should be directed 10 institute
course of discipline with any OF their members
who should countenance, by their practice, the
disorderly conduct above named"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
A,e.asX AN1D@IAa
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1870

We refer the reader to the opposi'e page
for the latest European intelligence II VIII
be seen, tina, the Philadelphia account oil Con-
,,an,ine's abdication or resignation is fully
Observation-Disclosures the first has assembled
The throne of Russia, and will, ii is said, follow
,be poli,ical footsteps of his predecessor and
brother.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

The Senate had no, adjourned last evening
a, half past seven O'Clock, and 1t was confident
" believed in Washington, that they would not
until the Panama question was disposed of,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

1t is whispered, (says the New-York Mercan-
tile Advertiser Of Saturday last that the ship
Addison, from Canton, arrived on the Oeia-
ware 5 or days since, where she received a
nilot. and stood off to sea.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
OBITUARY..

Departed this life yesterday morning, at Colchester
Fairfax county, Va after lingering Illness Mrs Nd
ry Berry, aged 40 years. relict of the late Capt Tho
lema Berry leaving family OF seven children and
numerous train of relatives to depIore their loss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
CONFORMATION Notes

7 WILL receive the notes of the Corporation of
L Georgetown and Washington in payment for Lotto.
ry Tickets, or will give SILVER for them at small
discount JOHN CORSE.
march
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

By recent act of the British Parliament, no
!Smcide, in the kingdom is permitted to have
any funeral rite performed at his interment,
whatever may have been the verdict OF the Co.
roner's Inquest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

The following gentlemen were, on Monday
-, .,.c,sd Directors of the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandria,
John Longden, Thomas voweii'
Tbomas Sanford, Matthew Robinson,
C,eoroe Wise. Jonathan Butcher,
Jobn A. Stewart, Joseph Vaudeville,
Louis Beeler, James larson
pober, Anderson. John B. Kirby,
Rernard BRYAN. James Z. Barry.
Robert Jameson,
A., meeting Of the Board on Tuesday morn
-. T,,o,,s VowE11 was reelected President,
and CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.
In THE SENArE-Mr Randolph withdrew
the motion he submitted yesterday, and moved
to print the report Of the Committee OF the
Senate, Of which Mr.. Adams was chairman, in
relation to The expulsion Of John Smith, a
member of the Senate from Ohio. In Offering
this motion, Mr. r addressed the Senate from
the hour of meetinaNntil O'Clock, in series
of desultory remarks; in the course of which his
attacks upon the administration, upon the po-
itical character Of Mr.. John Adams; upon the
administration Of Mr. Jefferson; upon the ad-
ministrations of Mr.. Madison and MIR. Monroe,
were repeated aud severe. He dashed reporters,
talked Greek; spoke If all the Grecian heroes;
admitted that he was descended from one, (a-
luding to Pocahontas) 10 whom John Smith
was under great obligations; allowed that his
predecessor, the present Secretary of War, was
aman Of good heart, but too good for the place
he occupies; believed in the salvation OF Socl-
mans; thought he election of Mr.. Adams to
the Presidency more improbable event, than
to suppose that he would be impeached and
tried by the Senate; that the report Of the Com
mittee alluded to, showed him to be destitute
of the most common idea Of justice; contended
that in time of peace, the General Government
<had nothing to do, but attend to the concerns
Of the Post Office; that this was the first adj
ministration that had tried buying up men,
and he was glad they had bought none but
Crawford men. He affirmed his willingness
to unite with any thing to put down this STUART
described the old Federalists of the Boston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

We yesterday enjoyed sunshine, of which we
had been deprived for the preceding twelve OF
thirteen DAYS. The weather was uncomlnonly
warm for the season, the thermometer, at one
O'Clock, being at IS in the shade, and at 1876 in
the sun. Pha Gaz March IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

That loathsome disease, the small Pox, is
making it's way from New Orleans up the Mis-
sissip9i and Ohio The town authorities of
Cincinnati deny the existence of any case in that
city on the Gath ult. and have adopted measures
10 prevent its introduction.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
For Sale,

A Carriage and "a
fEf4d-N@,eAa fine pair of sorel NJ I'll
Yssass5 1,s:EEJ5 Horses an excellent S-S~i'NssS
$3.50 6 E9-sztmatch, entirely safe 81 ~
and peculiarly flied for the use Of private family
Inquire of the Printer. march l5--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Ii.


Peter Mills VS.. The Bank Of Tie United States
Wi, of error TO the Circuit Court of Ohio
MIR. Justice Story delivered the opinion Of the
Court. Judgment of the Circuit Court affirm
ed with costs.
Henru lfHer's heirs VS.. John and Jacob licIa-
tre-Appeal from Kentucky Mr.. Chief Jus
tice Marshall delivered the opinion ofthe Court.
Decree of Circuit Court dismissing the bill of
the compliments is reversed, and the cause re-
manded to the Circuit Court to be further pro-
ceeded in as the law directs.
Micajah T. Williams VS.. The Bank Of the Unit
ed Staies-On writ Of error to Ohio Circuit
Court. Writ Of error dismissed, the same
having been improvidently granted.
Eksha d. Barnes & Oihers,vs Ohrer HiHioms,
On certificate of division of opinion Of the Cir
cui, Court of West Tennessee-Ordered, TO be
certified 20 the Circuit Court that the verdict
of the Jury is too imperfect to enable this
Court to decide the question on which the disa-
greement Of the Judges of said Circuit Court,
and that a venire facias de noco be awarded by
said Circuit Court.
Henry easel, administrator Of Louisa Bro,0ning,
VS. Charles Carroll Of CdrroL'on-The argument
of this cause was continued by Mr.. fancy and
Mr. Writ for the Defendant.
E. CHAMBERS, of Maryland, was admitted
as Attorney and Counsellor, and took the usual
oath.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

The Cincinnati Emporium of Feb IS, says,
at gives US much pleasure to say that Major
General F. P GAINES arrived on Saturday;
18th, in this city, where, we are informed, his
head quarters are established"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

Among the present visitors 10 the Scat Of
Government is CHARLES y. BoNAPARTE, Prince
Of Musignano) who arrived in this city on Sa-
turday, and has taken lodgings at Gadsby's
Franklin House. Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15
Wheat.

I am purchasing wheat, and request those having tn
4 article for sale to call upon
march l5-St JOS. JhNNEY, Jun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

The brig Emily, at New-York from Port-au
Prince, reports that two French frigates had
Just arrived there from France, with the Haytier
Deputies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-15

pY order of the orphans court, will be sold at the
ID auction store Friday at ~ o'clock,
Il LIKELY FEDL4Lk SERVANT,
about II years od-a good house servant, and Of un
exceptionable character Terms at sale.
mar Is s. A M4RST,ELLER auc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
FALL DRY GOODS.
W. & ID. Kyle g. CO.

FL AVE received, by successive arrivals since Goth ul,
I n very extensive supplies of En- l. and ULNIER
wOODo; and are enabled offer assortment be-
10 be nearly perfect, at prices which il is hoped will
meet the expectations of purchasers. Among them
Slough and Braithwaite's napt cottons
'"e''s insey wooey, coatngs, and variety Of stout
wooiens, suited for negro cloathing
Nieii"n and superfine bue black aud fancy colorrd
cloths and casSmeres
Blue military cloths reduced prices
Canhrcs, jaconet,, null and book m,uslins
several cases calicoes, comprising some arctv NJ
rich new patterns -
Grapes bombazines, circassias and chilian s,ripes
Gauze, barge and gro de and scarf
Irish linens, sheetngs and apers
Plain and figured bombazc,ts
oznaburgs, dowlass and porter si,cetngs :
large stock of domestic shirtngs Reetinrs MAIDS
checks of various quality
Flannels, plaids, drahb cloths, &C. &c.
fresh assortment of ''Anker'' BOLTLNI; CLOTHS
from N to inclusive, said TO be Of very superior fabric
Sent. 10. i '''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
DIED,

AT his late residence in Queen Annes County, Mary
Oh IOurygay week after short illness, the Honora-
Judge OF the Second Judicial District Of Maryland This
gentleman had filled during his life many public stations
and had for several Congresses been member If tho So
ate hrst and afterwards Of the House Representatives Of
The United STATES He was in whatever sta ton placed an
ardent patriot, and enthusiastic friend Of v}at no he
liered TO be political truth and right.
On Sunday. the 10Th Instant at his seat IN Prince
De'r2e's County Md WILLIAM BowIE. ESQ. aged 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
The Louisa Jockey Club

" ILL commence, at Louisa Court House, on Wednes
" day, the i l;h day of October next.
First days Races mile heats, two thirds the clubs
purse free for any horse, mare gcldng in the Unite.
States.
Second days Race mile heats for the remaining one
purse, making handsome pursc-free as above
Third days Race-will be put up an elegant ca ddle
brde mariingac and collar vece, whip and spurstbe
best : IN j, mile heatS-5 entered.
Amt. present SUBJ $500. JNO. NJ. PRICE, Sec'v.
Sept 10 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
90 or SO Dollars Reward.

"A BscoNDED ON the 18th of August negro man h,
IN name ERASMUS HUNT Said negro is abont n
years OF age rather below the middle size, stoops little
and generally keeps himself very genteey dressed 1t is
thern Cities. "
l"enfy dollars reward will be given for apprehcndipr
SAID negro upon delivery, upon his being confined SO he
Us again obtained by us, If taken within the State: and il
taken out of il, Fifty dollars ""' -
Sept 10 eo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
WINCHESTER, Sept. Is.

WINCHESTER, Sept. Is.
It is said that the hon. P. p Barbour has yielded TO the
solicitations of the echodcrs the Orange district TO be-
come candidate for congress the next election The
district is now represented by MIR Taylor who will not be
canndae Regarding Judge b.. election as certain We
lec some desire to know which party viii, attach him
se-wheiher that of the administration in which his
brother holds distinguished placeor that of its on
pose III which he must encounter him. lie will be IA pow
erul man with either.
Judge Barbour vii hold the superior court for
tins county, to commence Friday the 29t inst Tic
trial of Steel for MURDER understood " II come IN nm
the Monday following.
John f. Page, Esq. Of this town. was appointed during
the visit Of Judge Bfockebrous to be attorney ,I
the commonwealth for The superior ufIaw for Jefferson
county. Repubkicqn
The Kentucky Public Advertiser SAYS the yyorl, on
the Louisville and Portland Canal progressing rapdv
The force has been greatly augmented, being now g.
quail to about 1000 hands. The weather is cool and
agreeable and those employed this important public
work, enjoy the most perfect health.
FREsHErs.-NOt paper reaches US from the int
ror Of New England that docs contain accounts oil
damage to bridges mills, factories roads sc nv tho
rapidly 10 prevent the escape of animals but nv
swimming. Tic bridges in WestGeld were rendered
impossible. TIE cotton factory at Chester-the pow.
der mills and gri-tmill in SouthwicIs-al the brd
ccs Russell and Blaudford--and tIe cuvers If liz
Pennington canal, in CRANKY, erected al an exnens(
Of S7OOO-arc entirely swept away and DESTROYED
Several mills, in Bristol, Burlington, and Plvmontb
Con have been destroyed and others oreauv injured
The damage done 60 the roads, in Canaan Nov IIart
ford and HsrtIand IS estimated at 1000 dollars
---------------------- Boston Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19

On Inc 4Sh ins o pulmonary complain, under which
nc had long labored, SAMUEL CLAPHA ESQ AZ old and
GINA.
Letters received from Kentucky inform, us of the death
oi Hon. ROBERT I. HENRY, Representative in Con-
grees rom that State He died very suddenly about tho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19

AT the time OF General IVashiogton's dea,h, it was
stated m the news papers, that lie had left Journal Of
hs life from the time he had entered into public ser
vice, down TO The day wien, by sudden and mortal
sickness lie became incapable of continuing it, IL
may not, al this time, be improper TO ask whether such
journal does did xis? and If So whether the
author gave ans directions as 10 the disposition 10 be
made Of il?
In reply 10 the above inquiry, we arc enabled TO
say, that journal Of tic kind referred to does exist
and IS now IN the possession " young gentleman Of
This place, from whom we have time since had the
promise Of being favored with few extracts We yes.
terday took the liberty Of jogging his memory. lie
has RETAINED complying w his promise, from feelings
of deIcaCy, which, though honorable, think ought
not 10 exist in regard 20 the paragon Of whose
very minu,esI acts the community, not Of this that
city, or state, country but Of the whole civilized
world conceive they entitled to. We have little
doubt however, that tho young gentleman Of whom
we have spoken f I've he LEFT TO his own good discre
on, w'll no longer withhold the which he has in
us power OF furnishing from this iocstmabIc treasure
we maze 10 right 10 say moro than WE HoPE III VIII
'"+' t.4jCr,rids5I HcycM.