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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

MuLEDGEyuLe, Dee. 2j.-Aecounts of more
Indian murders committed on our Southern
frontier nave been received within the past week.
The Cavalry Companies Of Washington, Bald
win aud Putnam CounucS are called mo service,
under the command OF Col Everard Hamilton.
Inc three Companios rendezvous here and march
al on sunday last.
Before the adjournment OF the Legislature, a
concured resolution was passed, approving the
measures taken by the Governor for the protec-
ton OF the Southern frontier, aud rrquestin, him
to employ such further military lolce as he may
deem proper for that seryce--And also to dis
patch without delay, am express to the Little
Prince ofthc Greek Nation, to demand of him,
thai he immediately apprehcnd and deliver to
the authorities Of Georgia the Indians who have
committed the recent murders within this State
Recorder
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

Hqr brr@ih L@aps Every one who bs,
frequently crossed the Old ferry IN sullivan h..
Witnessed, with delight and wonder, the njgssn
rush 81 natci which passes over the falls ms
bove the tertymay 4 few days ago, a -.
man, IA crossing the bay IN boat, lust sL,sa
the falls, when IN the middle the stream hi =.
his paddle, and the blade drif1ed from him J..
this fearful situation he had no other alter,,.
tive hut 10 submit to stern necessity and f,en..,.
10 90 over the ials at the worst time of tho "a.
Accordingly he took OFT his great coat lied N,
rope attached to the head of The boat round a.
arm, laid himself down in the bottom Of H.,
boat, commended himself 10 the care Of iLe A
mighty and submitted TO his fate. In pass;a,,
over the falls the boat was capslzcd, aud bc
prccipltated into the briny waters he lose and
received tremendous blow in the stomach h.,
the boat which came up under him. Blu, fhousb
disabled by the blow and immersion IN the a..
ter, he got hold OF the boat, and a watchlo pra.
violence directed tine winds and waves TO carr,
him on shore, and hC Is still hii,e
Name Courier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15
IMPORTATION OF FREE PERSONS OF
llll IlIl

''i'l"
MT. HeehN "R''e"''' louo"lhs resolution
hfDirh" i''l Il 'l"''a' ''"llni't'e p' up
pom'e" ny 'h', Illus 70 '"q"ue mo 'n' 'sp'-
dirn'8 OF naN'ob " "PP,"P' h'"h 'or INC
transportation oi sdeh rec People OF color as
may W." 10 DC sem Va tRe Solon9 I" Liberia
Nj. aefhs std, twas no1 ms intention, al
the moment = obeIhb subject OF tins nature,
To- the eon>wt Edion oi thl' honorable body 10
attempt 'hit'InG IN" me meiilsoi ihr PROPOSE
ton, o'ecause ~ hoaa a'eH A. TO feeam Tor
coh>'a'f1uoh, III WIN THIS indulgence OF the
hohse, he "'ald s57it' m as condensed u man
nct a. possible, t"oteisoas mat had influenced
bis mud, 'itl tue nope thailt might induce eve
~ menuet OF long tess 10 examine vel TIM sub
jcet. III Na't 'ana5 sad he, the 7tite which /
have ihn hon"f, Ia part 10 ier'escnh II nus been
found prdchcabic t. extend 10 TINS unhappy
part OF ON community equal rights as enm
hMs' 80 inc blessings even NJ Itml' ntdiy coh.
haemcn, A. mst, " aid, until 1t was found
that, Hla lew me'c frara, building covering
ten ~ twelve aet. "onld not, perhaps, contain
them 5amshucat, therefore, has been substr
tuicd, and, although furnished with il copy OF
t'e record, DIZZY nave no eeearlty ior mtuIe ILL
try, IN 'he contrary ihtY are purchased and
eTfs4 10 a distance audi II Is verify believed
fa1tfey are 40 sooner beyond the COMMITS oi
lie ai,de, t'Hn tnct arr rubhcd 81 that evidence,
nad sAsned INTO slavery Tor lii Regretted as
tins Hiuat be, bv IA Hlru ot Feeling, there N no
'eas.s' "e''" sof5n. le' So '9al, !" nun,
"t"f' W. ~ ."'''o'inb 10 P'''eni me sl"Fe-
J" -. "''n '', rs = V"in" On oN American
'i'h.'s '''"'!' W. " l''', ealtNhs II On
d. na"it- An't"a '3so" s. sli, mat no" sdt-
iSh'3 ei 'hy'' i5iaa'a sl'aalo's large mum
tel 81 lhr lre hdeh' 81 hat5 tend haNr memort-
mal.,nr IA strong appc,i,n tnrir hest foi,',@s -,
charity aud iusuce inviting assistance sufficient
only "a vat thcm 10 the land pi their toreta.
thefs--to the young COLONY at Libcri1, where
they expect to bc able, as humble tnstrum MS
in he hand Of the Greati AN 10 cause the vii
detnesS To rejoice, and the helthrn become the
worshippers oithc living God Iacy have IL.
mindedu, OF oar ancestors, When forced toy per.
sec4nou 10 emigrate to thIs c3tmtfy--then a say.
age wildrncss--no the Paradise fthe world
Aud small Ae. not eaIcl4or to do ,nrethir,r IN
meet tins cali utr.co1 AIDING in the ycfy ola.
iect prrllp.. ,y6rb WI intended f., n, ,,,,,a,,.
ed when ou ioraiatners ecrc persuaded 10 bring
them here For never can consent sir !,
view it IN any otarf lighf believing as 1 do that
the rigbt Of properly OF tins SORT Of pnreh,s,
with our money. la, brcn recognized under. c,,
~ di-pensauon nom tod to man. lis the ip>
ticc aud mmnait, OF the 4rt sir than in1u,i,,,.
my conduct, and not br.l,l Tat There d, an,
thng like a mne that may be bloVu m, with +,
match
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15
INlIAN ~ AID

ALEXANDRIA, January s.-Despatches by ex.
press, were received on Saturday at Washington,
rom 'hc Governor OF / lorida, stating that on
the morning of the 9th Dec the indians commit.
ted a "anton, unprovoked. and dplbernte murder
ON the West sldr Of the DELLA River. The prea,.
er part ola Mt Carr, faulty had heen butcher
cd aud bsnlt an the flames oftheir own DWELLING
--one man four children aud a negro. were the
victims OF savage cruelty. The Executive i'm.
nedldiely ordered cut the Militia. in comnetent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15
omitted. |

WAsHNGToy, Jan. 3.--Wc have for som,
day past experienced the most severe spell OF
cold weather we have had for several years. -
The Thermometer was ON Thursday morning
at s o'clock, as low as eight degrees above zero
aud has no morning since been higher than q
degrees The Potomac Is frozen hard across,
and IS SAID to be bddeed as low down as Mary.
land Point These factsa OF course. stated
lor distant readers, and not for our neighbors,
who have them all at their fingers ends.
Adt. Int
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

lions Of freenen prosperous. fearless ana j..
hgent, rapidly advancing in letters. arts. NJ.
tons, aud ali the enjoyrnents ofpolished soc,...
10 Nir Carroll We owe much, for h.
born TO great aiiinence and held MS possesz;,.s-
as "a prosperous gentleman when the r..
iionary conflict commenced, He knew fb. -,
gle would be long aud the end would be d.
ful, but supported by high resolve. he tb,e,. -,
fortune uyou the tide Of chance, trusting n -.
righteousness oi the cause, and the protection :,
Heaven y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

letter from Washington 10 n gentleman in
Boston states, thai many membcls of Congress
| are now preparing proposition 10 erecf com
MISSION, composed of members 70 ,it during the
session only, u decide upon all prruniary
elaims against the Governments O1e ofhelead-
Ing Ieatu,es 10 be 10 ioa,c their decision Gnal on
all -mns within certain limit beyond which the
claimant 10 layethc right Of appeal to Congress.
II /, said that uuscucd claims are 50 rapidly ac-
emnoiailng, andsoccupy the time ofCongress so
much, that some such commission has become
actually necessary ID
The Legislature of New York convened at
! Albany on the ID INST and on the same day the
! Ho'r,nOf communicated his message. General
Root was elected speaker OF the House of Repre-
| senatlYcs aud delivered an inaugural adde's,
promising lmpnrtlallly IN the discharge al his du-
! " except where parig considerations are invoy-
! ed. lie was elected to the Legislature he says
by political party, and madc speaker by the
same patiyi When, Therefore a Committee is 10
| be appointed ~ hose duties may be influenced by
party feelings, hc promises 10 select majority
from las own side, dcomng Inconsistent 10 refer
= measure 10 a committee known to be hostile 70
the IS not willing 10 put out child TO Il nnrse
who will certainly ,ulnglc lt.-All tins IS candid,
10 say the least otit II.
The Governor Of Ohio states in his MESSAGE to
ofthe yoHag Hereules amounts to 100000 aud
that tho Grand total Of souls Is more than n nal
hon. Twenty Yeas AGO the population was
toriV SIR HD@aid, a twenty more If viii be tie
second II not thu first state IN the Union. The
Canal Commissioners anticipate tnaJ upwards Of
100 miles on the Ohio aud Niuma Canai, vii be
nayigated IN the month Of Iuiy neat WIEN the
state will begin 10 derive revenue therelrom.
N.
It reported in Philadelphia that Louis Nc
Lanr. Esq now the Representative IN Congress
from Delaware, VIII be elected a senator OF the
United states during the present session Of the
Legislature of that state IL.
1t is said that a small quantity of salt sprmked
on the tootwnys Of streets, will speedily dissolve
the Ice in the coolest weather, and render the
walking perfectly safe, The experiment has
been successfully tried III Baltimore during the
recent sleet b.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15
Nineteenth Congress, 2d Session.
sAruApA}. iAsuARY Ii, 1921
The Senate did MT 81 'u-duy.
greed toby the House,

EItIN Wy VI fiU'7'
Nh Hoile moved the following resolutions
l. ktsojrri, lunt the Committee ON lndip
Analr. be Instructed TO inquire into The rxpe-
dicacl OF mai.,hs az appropriations AID the ,e.
mottl 0f saca CHaCthH ana ChIckasnw Indians,
" may be disposed 10 emierate West OF the
Mississippi
, RcDkca. That the sdne Committee bo
iurtncf Instructed 10 inquire nho the esprdlency
of re-anp,n,,ug osuch Of thr Missionaries az
Jn1s accompany the SAID ndlans IN then reno.
val. thr money expended 10y them IL the erection
OF building, 10 and them 10 the erection OF othel
building, Tor schoels.-Lad on the lable
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

m ROkER & COMMISSION BUSINESS
- The subscriber has taken an office f,r
sioofs aooF the Franklin Hotel where he con.
hni'es TO sell Tobacco and other produce ON
commission, and will in future, also, transact
oss'hess as Broker-IIe hopes to be able 10
XIV satisfaction TO all who may confde business
'" rs ca.e' ARCH, HAl CHER
Dec, 10. p,.,r,a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

fortr ua1er dc command & Gen II +. Cal,
vino is nv ppBrsut ni the tnafdeeers Order
have been Transmitted IN all the counties, 10
place the country ~ etaie Of defence. and
Capt Dade. Of ie united States AMY with one
company. Is stationed on the Snwanuee river,
aud i actively engaged m arre.ling aud disaup-
nr the Indians, many Of whom are painted for
var. and display hostility.
Companies Of mounted men have been order
cd from .eyefal Of THE counties aud an express
hns bern sent to Col Lynch, commanding the
United states Troops II Pensacola, and To Col
Brooke. NJ Tampa baY requesting flter lmmcdi-
ate ala winch. the Executive believes. vii be
promptly Gwen, ard which, he saw vii enable
hun 10 protect the inhabitants OF the Territory
aud, II necessary, to carry the War iato the cnc-
my s Couduy.
Ihe Executive states il as his opinion, that
the body oil the Seminole na,ion, Is not concern
I'D IN the late hostile movements.
The Mclasuky tribe. who may muster about
two huDdrcdiNarriprs, and the III contenud
Creeks, II is believed, have nadly determined on
hosities.
We learn that The Department Of War mnc.
diatfIy upon reading the dcspatehes, sent of an
expires, with the necessary orders Tor the most
efficient defence Gazette
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

The question whether the Government Of the
United statcs vii take any paIl IL the Colonial
tlon OF Free Blacks on the Goa-t of Africa has
been dcclsiyeiy settled BY the House Of Repre-
scntaiycs, IN refusing II consider a resolution
proposed by Mr.. Bccms oil Maryland, asking an
inquiry. by special committee, INTO tine cxpcdien.
= oil appfopriating money foflbn transportation
d such nee Nerrpe, ms are disposed 10 90 10 Ii.
b"fil. Arelusli, nof only a. grant an inquiry.
but 10 consider the request j, deemed conclusive
as 10 the disposition Of die Iioa,e.
Phenir Gas
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

Accounts from Buenos Ayres, 10 the lst Of Dc.
tober. have been received at Wilmington Della
ware, Stating thai Admiral Brown had taken pos
session Of The fleet purchased from the Goacfn-
mcnt Of Chill and wis soon eHpoeicd on the
Brazilian toast. General h'ear has crossed
over from Bncnos Ayrcs 10 iGr Banda Oriental,
and nj the last accounts was masking prepare
tons for vigorous campaign.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-15

Ertrdrt from the Anager, dQted
Philadelphia, December 29fh, 1926.
The information requested by YOU has been
ebtAued from the Office of tho Frpthnuotarr Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-13

bic issue made letwcca lie limited S,,tes -, .-
selves, we might have had difficulty in referring II
10 tiietn as Judges protesting at the same t, ,
The ursdiction and ing our r,uh,s nf .ovcros.r,
II the u States Will, with withou, the cun,.nt az
ueo'g,a, make question before The Supreme Cc"i'
u VIII he Tor the Government of Csccr-ia ,,,;r,..i,
submit, or not 10 the decision of tLa, rrh,,,t H.,
according tony limited conception the SUPREME Cam
o"' mace 0y tic constitution Of the y. S. the atb,
Ter III controversies Involving rights of so, cresnt, h
,"eeh Inc States and hc L. States The Senate al dc
ohied states may iavcso considered it, because as
"Neh proposed TO make that honorable body itself the
'o"ei aid umpire between them. The States cannet
consent 10 refer To The Supreme CONT as of RIGHT and
obligation, questions of sovcrepnty hetrceu tc,n ard
the United States, because that court bpnc oCevc.
sve appointment by the Government of tic United
States wiii make The United States the JUDGE in ,bor
own cause; this reason IS equally applicabIe In STAT
Tribunal Hence, The difficulties likely TO arise cyc
ny Srcsot 10 the civil process aud thus Won ~ III
ceive how INFINITELY preferable il to carry into ,ct
ihediaey The measure contemplated by the instruc,
tons 10 the Accut
It's indeed to be lamcnted that person so we'll
known here for his uuftpcss, should have been char
scu y" h suCh an Office but this very knowledge will
make The faiure If the failure happcn not onr g.u,t
but the fault of his employers.
W al The wrongs wan'oaly and cruelty inflicted none
'aVe oeen borne w'h more patience than the CHARGE
OF seeking dissolution of the Union Ny inenti,,ss
nave been IN cement and perpetuate it, BY ptcsoryr.-
i"fo'ac' NE nights OF the parties to the compact
without wmch, tie compact would be of no value ard
10 this end have increasingly tailored. inc may
prooaby disclose, that very imperfect Judgment had
erred IN the adoption OF the bes; means bnt the inten-
ions wi remain tie same and he who ,npst fnaI.v
Judge, VIII certainly not mistake them.
Hoping that the President will not fail in the CON
cnpiaed negotiation, aud that the matters in difere,c &c
may be speedily and amcably adjusted 10 the entire
satisfaction of the parties have not he
stated TO make you this frank disclosure and exp,ana-
"f that YOU may use II at your discretion TO promote
the peace and harmon, which ought ever TO subss be-
tween he States aud the United States and in which
assure yom none can feel deeper concern than
Yours very respectfully,
G. NJ. TROUT.
TIE Honornble Senator'S and Representatives.
.fron Georg'a, an Congress Of United STATES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-13

in tl;a
NATIONAL lnriiigenCcr.l
ENrccTvH DErAnrMsHr, Georgia,
.l!dHc"gcr5}e, 2isf Etb. 1877
"ENFtE7IE'i was clad 10 IeaFn, by the mail OF tuA
cay f'a' measures bad been taken by the President
subsequently to the communication OF The Secretary Of
war; oil the 20!h m 10 procure the lands left ont nv
l'ie instrument called the New Treaty. I lave mi
'oFhy H'%Cd This m0asue on the General Government
rom lie moment !; protested Willingness ccptinaan
ny to adopt IT. and IN part of bc correspondence
more stTcnuoSy tan my letter 10 e Secretary
~ "r OF Use Soh ct Janta'y copy 81 which was trans
eiiiled to you by t.c last mail IL was known to me
l"dt sincere desire 10 procure them acconpauIeJ
nY corresponding efforts could not fail Of success and
hai iet both surprise and regret thai any reuo.apco
had been manifested tOhave recourse 10 The necessary
measure lthGut delay. The reasons assigned for te
ana $" The President was informed in a candid aud am,
'caoc spirit Oh are at liberty 10 state to the coun
CHS bciuTe whom you represent hc interests ard ir,s
OF ths state, what hos been repeatedly represented f
the President himself, at Tic Gov o. Georgia has mr.
eF at an tine entertained the idea ofresortirg to mill
tary force 10 couDGtact Of the Government Of
tieaO' Sates, bat on tic occasion where il was deemed
ostter I'D honor, III conscience and in uv sacrcn
every thing hold dear than uuresistiHglv 10 s,,itr
On the last occasion, when military Coercon was th,c
'chcd, Tie PRESIDENT was promptly and CsnfdIy inf
med oi my resolution to meet that coercion in . mill
t"Ty 'na1Her So far as determination was expressed
TO resort 10 the civil process, it was dccfd t5 raor
to the Ike process 10 su7ta in, according 10 the Con a.
luton ard laws Of tbc UHijed States and the Consu
-
ga engaged IL the execution ofeir duties under the
orders directly oi's Legislative and Executive author
i"es- az ohigJiion on part cno!r Cd by tfe very
sanction which the President, in his late message r.
efs 10, as 5cio9 paramount 10 any human power g. Of
course, equally imperative with as with him. ran
MOI acknoW ledge power IN The United States to brrnr
before IFS Judicial Tribunals Tor trial and Judgment
a1d punishment. tie Governor, or Judges or TepTes.
taiiYes, OF other Occfs such acting under au-
il'urity Cftbe Constitution aud laws of the STATES
"m't therefore, intention exists to resist tle civil
authority Of TIC Unncd States consider mYseif bound
:" a'ia 70 oihccrs OF Georgia acting under my orders,
~ VIC protection can, consistently with the CUnstiu
tlon and laws; and can adult that wrongs done
by Ohccrs Of Tie United States 10 Officers oftbe State
sai! not be inquired into aud redre5sed Jy to State
Tr:Lunals.
CONSIDER all questions %! mere sovereignty rs mall
ter Tor negotiation between States AVID the United
states un'i The competent Tribunal Shall be assigned
by the Onsllrfion itself (or tie adjustment OF them
am not wanting IN confidence ia The Supreme Corr,
OF the Unued States in al falling thin their az
EnowIedscd jurisdiction. as men, would not hesitate
- ser OH cage q tAer arbitration or en- erica
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-13
LETTER FROM GOV. TRoUP
10 nc Delegation cf The State Of Georgia. III tie Co
g1'esS gf the UnHed Sh,les

10y ""on II IL communicated fo publication in the
National intrIgenccrl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
SbO Reward.

NOR experimenting and securing in Jail. BILLY
IL JOHNSON, who murdered dra,men IN frede-
ricksburp. Johnson is a large light mulatto. about
Eve feet Ten or eleven inches high has bald head,
large beard and whsk ers, scar on his upper lip, on
the left side. small piece off the lower part of the
right ear; is subject to breaking out and infamma-
ton on his right ance, little above the Joint, an he
- It, A0 years of age is shrewd fellow, can
read and write, and suspect will try and ass as free
man. had On n blue cloth coat, with metal buttons,
black homespun waisccat and pantaoons. Twill give
the above reward if he is secured and information IS
given to the Mayor of FredercSsnu,s SO ,'aI me
him. :,'e 49, IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

MON into frightful consolidation! But. IN;
bono! MASKS Off. "What respec, would such
great civilian entertain for the In,os and con
stifution of his country" A most an, in,.rr,,.
garox- point, Mr. Richie! The words ,oo.
were, a6,ly spoken; they are, like apples of
gold IT, pictures Of silver "What respect wouId
UGH great eiuLan entertain for the La,o. and CON.
stituiion oth, couniry2" Why" he would con-
vert the whole country into one great CAMP
and reduce almost every thing under martial
law"-"be would transmute traitor into spy.
and punish treason, not by the civil courts. bu,
a court martial "--Candidly, Mr.. Richie, els
such an ons qualified for our chief ma gis,ra,e?"
Ii is well known, that the opposition of The
Richmond faction 10 the present Adminis,ra-
ZION, is protessediy to its policy--its construe-
ton OF the Constiution-its Recommendation
Of laws for the protection Of domestic manu-
features, &C. And it is well known too, that
the opinions of General Jackson on those SUBJ
iects, so far as he has expressed them, or as
they have been Inferred from his acts as le.
gisa,or, have always harmonized with those Of
Mr.. Adams. The same motives, therefore, by
which the faction profess to be actuated in their
endeavors 10 expel Mr. Adams from the Pre-
sidney, should, to preserve consistency, urge
them equally strong to prevent the accession
thereto of General Jackson. They are equally
odious, as regards their political creeds.-
What triumph then would principles derive
from the expulsion Of the one and admission
Of the other? Surely none. Obscure dis
,or,ed vision would behold the same vswninc
gulf Of CONSOLIDATION; and the same grea, BuB-
n,vs which now por,end destruction 10 the
piob,s IF IN. states. would continue TO f1oa, in
,hs nol;,;c,I atmosphere. The "ancient domi.
,, IL no ;ncubus of her Ricbmord f,c-
-: ' .,,d ,han 40 now--in,ts.d If cnl,;va,ino
,o'' WV" ;n,srn,I conai,;on ex,,hl;sh;no ,;k Q
'' Wv" ronnhI;c,n iorn, e ,.o,,.rn
her si'ter "'a'e' 'o.r y, VI s''''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

l, is said the Attorney General has ord cred
Notle Proseqan TO be entered in every prosecu-
lion instituted in the Circuit Court OF The u
niied States, at Philadelphia, relative to the teas
OF Edward Thomson, amounting to upwards OF
600, in consequence Of the late decision of ;he
Sunreme Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
N,Tasa1x q Et.DR1As
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1897.

A letter from 8 gentleman in London TO ano-
Their in the City of Washington, says, that Sa-
mgei Williams, the American merchant, is in
ars, credit, and will, in few years, be enabled
to crafty the first wish Of his heart, pay every
one who lost by his bankruptcy. He lost SUI
peror fortune by ill-luck--but never his good
name.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
Columbian zee Mouse.

VJlE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
L Alexandra, tina. he will be happy tosupply them
with that healthy and invaluable luxury, ICE, during
the season, having filed the above House. the last win
ter. The Columbian Ice House, when owned BY the
late DR.. Richard II. Little, supplied nearl, the whole
town, the House being the largest in the town, and
peculiarly adapted its construction for the preserva
ton ofthe article would be superhuous my part
to say any thing by way of recommending the use of
Ice, rs it would be attributed to the great ruling pas
sion in the human breast, self interest therefore
leave to the public themsclvesto decide whether
they will use or reject this wholesome and Al the same
time, refreshing comfort.
Persons wishing tickets for the scassn, will please
apply The Ice will be furnished at any hour during
the day, at the Team Boat Hotel.
WILLIAM b. STEWART
april 13-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
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