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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08

Coffee, Soap &c.
a D BAGSCubacoiFee
~ % Aoxesb rightsoap
IS do mould candies
I do mems course aud fine shoes
9 hlds n. H. rum
60 lh mustard IN ID and half ID canisiers, re-
ceved and for sale by
novlS L. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
vO Alent,
Fer Rent,

Three smalItenements, near the upper end
&Tf Of Priuce street; to one OF which Is attached
HssH good Drick stable. The rent Will be made
&IRg low TO good tenants. Apply to
VI MILLER & SON.
Who have 1000 bushels Shorts for sale,o feasona-
hle terms. aPru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
6. & Z. Y. Thompson,

IIAvE received per ships Virginia and Boston from
Ill Liverpool, and other arrivals general assort
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
hardware Store

Corner of King and Royal streets.
Holm c. MANDELL has Just received per ship
81 Pioneer from Liverpool general assortment Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
NV fMi Gooas.

Sa1Eo Vi6L4I1n oCOt
:rs. ; TEST corr er OF King s, Fafridr SIS,
TEAyL received BY late arrivals, from New Yerk &
d F4Iiaaesphia, large assortment OF seasonaoie'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-08
Patent HeAstea&S.
BEDSTEADS

s6.1AkJ 4 x2xA0S
upon this highly approved principle, or after the Old
fashion, upon the most accommodating terms but he
presumes that those who the principle Of the pa
tent will never again think of having Bedsteads upon
the old plan. The joint is much simple easier
to be put up and taken down, more secure agalnG
bugs, and much 6rmer when up, than any other He
also ontinues his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
Life of y apOleOn.
July 30

kNHE last nights Mail broughtus asupply Of
- the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLEON,
in 3large svo. vols very superiority con-
tanning a beautiful and correct portrait Of the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from this
Great Work. But, SO far as have heard, and
can Judge, ii surpasses the most sansuine cxpcc-
tation | therefore hope every person viii do
me the favour to cali aud buy copy Of this
Splendid Work. more especially the work is
now Offering to the public ON more reasonable
terms than ever knew any work II lLr same
magnitude. Indeed may add ufany kind
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
New Arrival of ,;uoko.

nj subscriber has the pleasure OF snnounc-
- Ing TO his friends and the public generally
iiat he has received direct from Philadelphia, by
'af ,ast evening stage, few very splendid new
Works which he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
VIZ:
Reuben Apsley in . vols Ivy the author of
bahpetse House, The Tor Hill &c &C. This
Won IS 50 universally praised that any thing
more ,ald from me might be superhuous.
Inc f-pIcareau Tale by Thomas Moore, this
ns'ld 10 be decidedly the best production from
hep,n ofthe author.
LIE LIVING and tn Dead-This work is we'll
'9nht the attention my religious friends a. tile
paoae general y aud am greatly mistaken if
u Sap read 1t Is moi well pleased with It,
-, me sub diern nr Sketches OF the pcninsular
'h aitns The Campaigns of l6l3---lf, bv an
se"nness, THIS work is we'll worthy the alien
w" 'l every person, aud much question wheth-
- ""'oie interesting work wa, ever published
ABBAM II. NORTH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

AnecdOte.-i Fact.-Noi ioi,p since,
in South Carolina, Clcrgym was
preaching on The disobediencc u fouah
when commanded 10 20 preach % tho
Neneyltes. After expatiatluc at some
ieneib on the awful consequences q dis
obedenee to the divine com,u p.s, he
exclaimed II voice of thnnrcr, hat
passed through the congregation Ike an
electric shock, " and are there any Jo-
Dah's here 7" There was negro pre-
sent, whose name WIS Jonah; Il ihink-
ing himself called on, immediately ose,
and turning up his White eyes 10 ,he
preacher, with his broad grin, aid best
bow, very readily answered " lfere be
One, m0SSd."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

LnirerSdiSm. "A attempt havtnr
been mace by some Of the followers OF
Mr.. kneeland, n short time since, 70 cs-
tdbl sh congregation for hun, one Of
the preachers alter harangning his audi
ence for long time, observed, +" th'' ia
case ii was the desire NJ The people 10
would return ana address them gain
the following week" After wa ing
considerable length of time, an Oh peu~
tleman arose aud told him, = Sir, # You
have preached Us the truth 10 night, we
don't need you--4nd liyou have preach-
ed lie, we don't want You" Slight en-
couragemenl that.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

The Wdrrekom. - The Montreal Con-
rant oi the loth l0si. states that . few
days previous Ia lhat dat
\ Canadians Won,an ~ ChrmbIv.
while making an Omelrt fol y mo uci.
sons wl'o were IL breakfast with Ecr. o.
peped an eee for tho purpose, and to her
surprise found II 10 contain Hpc snake.
about two inches IN length, and rrsama
bling III every particular he grass snake,
with ibe exception Of the beads being
unusually large AID llat.-Whcn lhera-
ted, II cfawlod about on the flVinp ban
WITH much activity. Several Of the
nelghlofs we're Witnesses ol the feet.
The hen thai layed The eggs was mme-
dIately killed, and u number OF self rppc
wee taken on oi her, Zach Of which on
beng broken was found 10 eoniair a
snake, III SIZE and perfection proportions
cd Ia those oil the err containing H."
w have heard OF the hon who's cree
dn'ty was So FAR praciised upon q, 20
induce her 10 hatch nesl of Young vi
pefN, who III return repaid he k.u ncss
OF Their siep-mofher, by suckinp her
blood, Bun in I is instance, the lady,
hen was about 10 lay the vipcis' eggs,
aN we'll rs Ia hntch lbem.-The Cana
dian edlor adds -
We have often heard Of iron, bones
and other hard substances bciny found
III egg but the facr of the snake, l. r.
Ing alive, and other epps GaViuu similar
contents, Is certainly seiyestraofdinary,
and will puzzle nafuralisls tn explain tho
cause. About nine years apo, rooster
BELONGING 10 person named lie Fcvrc,
al the 1"noeries, laid an egq resembling
a dogs head, II wbrch was found lv-
'ag snake, about an inch and half longl
The snake WIS kept for some days a.
live, aud was seen by most of tn oeigh-
bors.n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

Neitder trunk nor sober-Aa .Cci.
dent happened to stage ooacs thro'
carclessness, the following capo ation
took place the neki morning heween
the guard am stable boy" A bad Job
that of Bill's, last niela !" why ,amo
says Bill was asleep" " Was he lussy"
g" NJ he warm drnns nor he warn SCI
Der The Liquor was dying IN him ike"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
Nov. II.

ynOR SALE.-My House and Lot, adjoining
the property of Mathew Brown, in the
own of Lynchburg. A bargain may be had by
application TO the subscriber.
HENRY MEREDITH.
July 80. ttsl02.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
Sign of the (iol.ien tortar.

Man Street, LgnchbHg,
YfS constantly receiving fresh supplies OF Drugs
! Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Pants
Oils. Dye-Stufs Perlumery, &C. &c,
All ofwhlch may be had on the most reason
able terms June D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

SrlOk RENT that. desirable two story
~ HOUSE, with good garden attached, }
NJ Present in tine occupancy OF Mf..1ohn
Webb, adjoining the residence OF Mrs lob'
Watt, on Frat Street Also,
The House At pre- sent occupied by Mr.
lewis as p Gun Smith hop opposite -
Franklin Hotel Possession OF either can ~
ha j the lst December
GEO. MHlTLOCKh.
vot, 2. twfs2a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

aired for SIX dollars r.,,,... ,..., 10 .,.,
all o. they WI. -. - :. as.-4s.e- ss--,~-
f.@fey Mn &c ! u }DOS.
&c yrarr,ta :, 70 Naw York ~ Phil-
X a.lplia. enable the subscribers mt pres
Ss~ ,a,r 10 their customers and the pub
Gu -, an assortment OF Seasoniblc GOODS,
5tanle aud Fancy line, as is not to BE-
.....I BY any mouse IN this section OF the
SUI SUI. Anon! the articles lately received.
a., ne following, VIZ
ar T. ,.c4s SHEPPARD extra dne Blue q
Ri,ck Cloths aud Cas,imeres
,a.acs eIperb Claret do for Gents Frocks
f.y n,eces fne Doubte Nllled Drab &>JllVe
claims. for Geat, 5 over Coats
f.y o,eces Steel Mix, new aud elegant ar
,,rIe for Sntouts, Frocks, &c
p,,a HacE aud Brown Cloths and CasslDeres,
medium qualities
o.,,,omen's fur and Beaver Hats
pE,,, AID ut SILK Velvet VeStlngs
pI,ek aud Brown eng do
2,,ses Genuine lrlsh Linen
o. a,i, 5lecs, d. oil peculiarly hne texture &
soft hnlsh
a,,s4, G llicoes, comprising almost every
shade and figure
al 7.s Bed Ick,nRs Indigo blue
Seyera, pieces 81 y Cd Irish SheelIhgs
-, nana,k Table Linen from 5-ito l0-4
80 "A a 81 brown aud Bleacaed Do
nesiCs
a1as4 nla,d do fast colours
lca,e fine Power Loom 5hrlngs
asas1emeD's fine beaver IL horse skin Gloves
Wine horse skin and silk do
Ria TX Italian Cravats aud Bandanas
PLAID aud Camblet Cioaks
Several peces ocoth Plalds Camblets
Several u eces Scarlet Marines, quite cheap
Best Twed English Blankets from 10 B
pon, unusually cheap
Best doube MilIed Napt Cottons
Eerseys aud Llndseys for servants wear
Strong high quarter Shoes, aud quantity Of
5oe Leather
Rose anl Whitney Blankets, from 3 TO IL qr5'
Fme aud medium Sat'ine,
ADroa aud Counterpart Checks
0Iee Balzes aud T toor Cloths, &c.
The attention OF the LADIES IS respectfully
solicited To the following fashionable articles VIZ
laee Veils Capes and Collars OF the most
splendid style
Rich Thread aud Gymp Laces ahd Edgmgs
Several pieces 4-4 and IS plain Bobbinets
Back Italian Lustrings, finest quality
Pam dnd hg'd BIZ. 1ro de Nap.
Mazarne. Brown aud Dove coid do do--superb
Plan aud ig d white Gro de- Nap.
Parisan PLAID do-a new and elegant article
Aia5 ge assortment lpost beautiful Bonnet Rib
DOnS
Afa pieces superior Pelicc Cloths
ki orse Skin an Sils gloves
IN assortment Silk, Cotton aud Norsted Hose
ry
A few patterns CHILEAN Robes, quite new
article
Afew Crimson & Blue Merin0 Shaws
Small Cashmere do do
Atew pieces superior plain black Nsnkeen
Crapes
Morocco q Sealskin Shoes
Blk u white silk a. Prunela DO of the FIRST or.
der
The above articles have been purchased on
the cheapest terms, Qis tor cash, dnd most OF
them at auction, aud will bc sold atvery mo
deralr advances.
iht attention OF customers and other gen.
teHen " 10 wish 10 purchase Cloths or CASH
meles IS particularly requested TO our present
assortment, a. the beauty, fneuess q cheap
ne'' Of cur late supplies, snrpass Auy thing we
haVe ever seen.
DAVID & ROBEKr KYLE.
u Country Merchants and retail dealers
a. respectfully invited TO cali aud examine
our assortment which is not tn be surpassed
IN variety or cheapness on this side OF the
Northern Markets. d & Il. KYLE.
llaF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

III nh nom ne, =. NTH 90
II close which brought him to the floor.
and he then threw himself upon him.
The tall and struggle made SO much
hoise, thu lie other officer and landlord
ran mp with lights and weapons, and tho
goblin WIS found be no other than the
eood .triar, who, having conceived some
thing more tlan spiritual affection for
his landlords pretty daughter had
played this internal farce 10 crafty his
passions. Being now secured and dc.
tccled beyond hope of snbtorfuge or e..
cape, he made u full confession of ha
guilt, am begged earnestly for mercy.
II appeared that this fellow, who was
near SIX feet, made himself appear still
higher, by putting upon his head q kind
OF tnra OF embossed paper, AMI had also
thrust = slick through the sleeves OF his
habit which formed the appearance of a
cross, aud stfndine sill, left his hands az
liberty, and lhai he had rendered him
sell visible IN The dalk by pliosplorous.
The landlord conicnied himself with
giving h's reverence hearty druhbinr.
aud then turning him out of doors, with
asli'ct injunction To quit the territory
OF LePe forever, ON penalty Of being
much more severely treated.
When II is considered, that il is not
moro 'aan thirty years ago that poor
woman Was killed III London upon sus-
plclon that she was a witch am tbat il
IS MOI long since lhe Cock Lane rho.,
found advocates among those who were
never accounted fools, even in LONDON
itself; II cannot bul be useful to put
down ON record every imposition ofthis
kind.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
Fall aud ! inter Goods,


purchased by their seulor partner al New York,
At great sacrifices Tor cash, also many articles
imported uy their house al Philadelphia, eK-
preSsy for this market which thcy will sell nj
much lower pIIces than have heretofore been
called cheap.
II They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices. which thtg vii al~ass
ask al first, and which they Wlneyer IL tn lra-t
drviale from; they make his notice pubhcfai .ne
Information Ul those that wish 10 favour them
with their custom. Bs this nod, those thai wIsh
10 purchase, viii get equally us low by order il
personally applicd for.
Persons wishing 10 purchase any article will
find II much 90 thcr advantage to call al their
cash store, where goods are sold to Town aud
Country customers at the same price.
They m.ll remark taen stock Will be kept up
by weekly arrivals, which viii cnahle them TO
nave the iatcst aud most admired fashions %
Staple IL Fancy Dry Goods,
Comp islng nearly every article OF useful goods
such as,
Broad Cloths & Cassmsres,
Cassnett, i sattmetts.
CoiOurrd Plans,
Rose IL Point Blankets,
Flanncls q, Balzes,
BOmbaZetts.
Striped y Plain Linzys,
Npstmgs. assorted,
Bed Iicklngs
Irish Lnens q Lawns,
Black ~ Cooured Silks,
Fancy Silk Shawls q tldkfs.
Tortoise shell Tuck aud side Combs,
Grape Leases q Gauzes,
Irish SheeIing x Table Linens
PLAID and Striped Muslns,
Sill ~ Cotton Velvet
p ~" n"" j. '' "tas. Sol Sac, { otto5.
R,bb,vds and Frinpe.
Thiu,hI.s \, I adio. Wallets
Wack and Cord CambrIrq.
pI.ids and Checks
Tiokmpburgs.
Book Muslins
O,naburgs very stouie
Cotton Cloths
SWISS Mu'Ilns,
'Hcdss'dn TIalus'
Callcoe PRINTS,
Laces and Edgings,
Canbrcs ana fnsiIns'
Metlho dhn Cassnne'e ona"is'
Lace ana "au"' 'ens,
tThpe dilu huSth hob'Sb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
Atlantic ) souvenir.


pima, sp!, ndid ASSOC Uncut ofihe
Atlantic Souvenir.
A Christmas aud new wears Offering for 1878
This isthe Bad year since this interesting pio-
ducuon commenced, and tie a,t years oouva-
ms ~as thought Is all 10 hr WY excellent. but
when compared with thosr, tn" contrast Is
So very great that you will be stotl foreihlc at
the veiy great impros emenl> thar been made.
II conud,us fifteen engrhnlgs, much more
splendld.y rAccuted than hase ever setn be-
io,r, AMI have no hesitation IN sa,ing thr sur
pass 10Y thing over executed in the L States.
Toe paper. prntlng aud matt r iast as good as
can be done ia any country It's Ia be hoped
int every person viii call on me aud supply
himself w,th "A copy OF tins wonderful prodnc-
ton. We hear great deal sald no" day
aboul encouraging Domestic Manufactuies
the people hdye an opportunity ef doing SO now
ana at the su,ne Time &c, t"Ice the worth ofibeir
mnucy. ADRIAN H. NORTH
Nov 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
English French India and Domesuo
Hhoicsale and retail Here H0use.
ANDREWS &. BROTHERS

Are no" prepared Ia ole, their isnds and
the public IN gcnel al, III addition l. then stock
on hand a large and valuable assortment Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

NV hl olC.-The subscriber has again
~ me pleasure of informing the Ladies of
-"ah,rg and us vicinity that he has lately re-
,a1 u aifecl from Philadelphia, a large and
s, eeea assortment of NEW MUSIC. en-
sb;.b "ii me new pieces up to this time
,,lr an ~ hopes they will do him the favour 10
- "' purchase, AS he is determined to sell We
,yafa- nut he Is sorry to be under the necessi.
not 'i'1 ming the tadies that hereafter he can
,s,,, ''9" 'hem To exchange then music after ba.
I'm ERECTED tie ives this notice thatno per-
~" ly be dlsanpnlnIed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
/. american Quarterly Review.

M t1fi number of the American Quarter.
neaew, is received and ready for deliv-
=! tn Us 'ril'ers at the cheap Book and sta
e9nte, stofeo of No Al r NOWTH
Sent 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

I'm FfEfCHER n RICH. II. IoLEh
Lib fp,,bbslsrs Of the Lars 81 the Union.

,v.ok,v paper, at 81, and tho Weekly
y Tn = ~ snn5,ri payable in Ht 1ncc.-No sub
Pafef. - he received for less time than sH months
salea IN oill he discontinued Out If tue discretion
aal 70 81 .,ar., until all arreurages are paid
elte ,,.,ts will be inserted al 80 cents per
u -, 6r.t time aud - - cents for each
glafs saf Tbose from 4 Distance must Ice paid for
eDthaif ,..i, insertinn or tue payment assumed by
? !,' responsible Pc person in lyogn'arr j.,
sol' Orders not exceeding two Squares are m
I'D for SIX dollars.
rr 4, letters addressed To .he Idi'o'' ""'' w P"''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29
ATLANTIC SOuNENlk.

%tAllE subscriber has the pleasure Of niorm-
u iug his friends a. la. public generally.
thai hc has Just received, direct from fhlIadel-
pima, splendid ASSOC tmrnt ofihe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-29

August % AohAN H. NORTH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17
Sx.sAreH. The HAVE p,.,., ,,...,

Nv. which arrived. here on SunSsu % nena hn.
been absent only two months and 3 days'
During 81 day. of the time Cspt g. s ayv' ;Sys
was p at Paris. Merchants of this city have
reeeiGeo aS,a' Zoo gooa. oy her which were ordered
oStJyy,mthee xxx Jayssgo. This is an instanc
rallel in the annals Of navigation. p'
The British ship Dalhousie Castle, which
arrived on Monday, has performed her vow.
age from tins port aud back since the fourth
OF March--We understand that the pack
ct ship Florida, for this port, did not leave
Liverpool in company as " as stated in some
of the papers.
We have nav before us Liverpool pa
per of the l6tb of April, which was brought
by the Dalho'sie Castle arrived on Mon.
day evening 1.-THE mail of this morning
brought US thiQuebec Mercury efthe l7tR
of April. Tbs paper has been as long ON
its journey frtn Quebec as the other has
been from Enpand.-lN. Y. Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17

genious young man who aspires TO userui-
ness or distinction in life.--(Prov. Am.
Il is to be hoped the good example set by
our neighborS, may operate favorably upon
this community. There is need enough Of
reform.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17

We understand that commission, con.
ssting of Commodore Bainbridge, Com
modore Chauncey, Commodore Morris,
and Loani Baldwin, Esq. Civil Engineer,
has been appointed, under the Act OF Con-
gress, Of 3D. March 1927, entitled " An Act
for the gradual improvement Of the Navy
of the United States" to examine thor
oughly the several Navy Yards OF the Uni
ted States, and report plans for their un-
provement, and Tor the preservation of pub
lie property therein.
In pursuance Of this Commission, the
three first named gentlemen proceeded
yesterday to the Norfolk Yard and Mr..
Baldwin is expected to Join them III a day
or two Nat. INTEL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17
FRO.f ST. HELENA.

We learn bt the ship Superior, Captain
Smith, from 81 Helena, that the establish
ment intended for the residence of Bona
parte is shorty to be converted into an ex-
teDsive silk manufactory. A large num-
Der of Mulberry trees has been imported
fer this purpose, and a number of French
ortlzans had arrived to superintend the
business. We also learn that the present
Governor Of the Island intended to return
to England in the course Of the present
year.--[N:Y. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-17

ST. DOMINGO CLAiMS.--The Balt-
more Gazette says--"Reports unfavorable
to the claims for St. Domingo indemnities,
having been for some time past circulated
in this place, for the satisfaction Of those
who may be concerned, we publish the
following extract Of letter dated Beau
vais, Feb. ID. 1897, upon the authenticity
and responsibility Of which our readers
may rest with confidence:
at has just been officially announced to
me that the government ot lIayti has a
dopted the financial plan proposed by Mr..
l.afitte. the richest banker OF Paris. and
that this gentleman has been appointed
Banker for the Republic of Hayti, and to
him in future will be forwarded the bills
Of exchange, MONIES, ingots and produce
which that government will send to CON-
plctc the payment of the first fifth, TO can
eel the interests due and settle whatever
vet remains unpaid OF the score oi the in.
IDENTITIES. This has raised the value of
the Loan made by the Republic, and
frightened the hopes of the planters in
ParR.
"On Saturday last, the 10th Of Feb. | saw
Count Alexander dc la Rochefoucalt, who
told me that he had received indemnity for
u plantation belonging 10 his wife. situated
in the quarter Of Limonade. He informed
me that the net produce of 1889, was al.
lowed by the government as the rate Of in
demnity, and that the last reserved fifth
would be much more considerable than
the first, second, third or fourth, on ac-
count of the number Of claims. which would
be rejected. His portion was estimated at
10000 francs, Of which he has already
received the first fifth. He added also,
that the second fifth would be paid during
the course Of the present year, aud the
others by inscription with an interest Of 4
per cent"
MIR, Cooper, the author Of the Spy, &c. will
publish in the ensuing fall another novel, en-.
Titled The Red Rover Of the Seas"