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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
,;.,1 ove to myself, and to those who feel

..,;,h owe to myself, and to those who feel
An interest in my character.
An c.".r,I Metcalfe and Mr. Campbell are
,,....d 10 saw, 1--WE feel no disposition to engage
= controversy with Messrs. Calhoun and Nc
n,'fss re,pec,ins this contract" exceeding
:. core, that they should have thought i! ne
..,,.rv 10 rake such an allusion 10 the Vice
pre,ideut. as there is assuredly nothing in the
ea,s. either TO demand or TO justify it. With
,nv possible controversy which may arise be-
,v..n them and myself, on this subject, he can
Nave No sor, of connection: for owe it TO him, to
,,a,e distinctly, that he had no agency in the
nroduc,ion of the letter which has proved so
ogrn,,,e. further than TO suggest the erasure Of
one or two sentences, and the mitigation OF the
language, Of, perhaps, as many more. ishouio
have been more than willing myself to avoid
any such controversy, and there is certainly no.
thing in The substance OF the communication oil
General Metcalfe and MIR. Campbell, that l
should have deemed it necessary 10 notice IN
This public manner, but for he terms IN which
they have characterized the error which COM
mii,ed Speaking on that subject, they say,
"His misrepresentation, we Will not say inten-
sional ones, demand, and shall receive correc.
ton" I will rot assume the responsibility OF
interpreting this language, for fear should 90
injustice to the gentlemen by whom il is used;
from one Of whom, at least, thought had a
RICH, 10 expect ordinary kindness and courtesy.
But, a. the expression used by those gentlemen
NAV be regarded by others as being equivoeaI,
I am irresis,ibly impelled by monitor whose
suggestions shall always hold sacred, to state
explicitly, that, ifthey, or either Of them, meant
10 insinua,e that made an Intentional n'isrepre-
,enatiOn, the insiuua,ion is toantony and absolute.
IN false GEO. MeDUFFlE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
Dunn Vivimus Vivamus.

T0HNB. HEPBURN,respecfully informs his friends
% and the public, that he has opened his Reteeory
on King Street. nearly opposite the Mechanics Bank,
where he solicits a continuance Of those who have
been pleased to favour him with their custom Hav-
ing been burnt out on the 18th ultmo, by which he
lost nearly all his stock in trade, together with many
valuable articles In addition to the few articles he
saved from his former stock, he has Just received
up in new s. improved manuer) figs cocos-nuts, al
monds, raisins tamarinds, ice creams, &c. &c. Pas.
try and Confectionery Of all kinds furnished unusually
low.
feb 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
Quarter Marster's Office,

Fort Washington, February 10, 1927.
GEALED proposals will be received at this Office
y until the 18th March next, for 225 cords Of mer-
charitable oak wood to be delivered the hill at this
post IS cords by the 18th Of Apr so cords by the LIST
of May, and the balance before the 10th Of No
vember next-Payments will be made quarterly
Security to the amount of 300 dollars will be required
for the faithful performance Of the contract
THOS. CHiLDS,
Capt. Sd Reg't. Act'g Or Master
NorE-Persons making proposals will endorse on the
back proposals for ood, as do not wish to open
any until the time expires. &c.
feb l9-t12M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20

List of Donations presented TO the alexandria Soup
House, February IL and le, 1927.
BY Friend to the House, load of fire wood.
BY Mr.. VIM SHINES, Fairfax county,Va load
Of FIRE wood; also, lot Of turnips and cab
bages.
By Lady, lot Of carrots.
BY Friends to the Establishment, a box OF eho-
eolate-a timely present for the sick.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
District Of Columbia,
County of Alexandria, Set:

County, Of Hlerondr,G, ncE
TOHN C. HARPER has applied to the honorable
d Vim. Cranch, Chief Judge Of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief Of nsovent debtors within the District Of ColuH
ba on the last Monday Of February next, at O'clock
A, NJ at the Court.House in Alexandra, when and
where his creditors are required to attend.
feb 2o-2ts EDA. l. LEE, 9. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
POOR MORGAN.

A friend informed US yesterday, that his bro
Their rode on Saturday with gentleman OF We
raei.y from Black Rock, who assured him that
joint committee from Buffalo and Batavia
had at length discovered the dead body Of Nor
gan, with his throat cut from ear to ear and his
heart torn out just hanging by the roots....."."
in the clefts Of the rocks under the sheet OF the
cataract Of Niagara! Waterloo Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
s<Otice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate of
IA THOMAS TYLER, late Of Stafford County, Va
deceased, requested to present the without
delay; and all persons indebted to said estate,
quired to make immediate payment to the subscriber
living in Ar andria.
feb 1876 THOS. E. BAIRD, Admir-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
attention.!

ALEXANDRIA INDEPENDENT BLUES,
i square on Hursdsy the 22d inst at 81 O'Clock pre-
cisey to honor the day that gave birth to the mmor-
tai Preserver of Country 1t desirable the mem
beers should be punctual in their attendance BY order
w. T. HARPER, Secretary.
UThose Of the Company who have not as yet re-
ceived their Caps requested to call for them i'm
mediately, at Mr. Runnells's Office. feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
lAEEH AND@1As
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20. 1897.

Mr.. McDuffe's reply to Messrs. Metcalf and
Campbell will be found in preceding column.
/, will puzzle the reader to decide whether the
sophsiry Of the reply, or the ort,fcs Of the "pro-
test" which excited The indignation Of Messrs
Me,calf and Campbell, is the more contempti-
bic. Just as every body expected, who knows
the character Of Mr.. Nc Duffie, he acknowledge
Is himself insulted, and resents it by attempt.
ing to throw the insult back again. We hope
the gentlemen who have been compelled to ex-
pose his moral depravi,y, will leave him now
to his reflections. They ough, not to notice
him farther. The ehivalrous world will never
accuse them Of shrinking from bundle Of silk,
saturated with Cologne ,catsr.
Mr.. Lincoln, the present Governor Of Massa-
chusetts, has been chosen by the Senate Of that
State, to succeed Mr.. Mills in the Senate Of the
United States. Some Of the papers think il
probable that the Legislature will adjourn with
out making an election-others predic, that the
House will concur in the choice made by The
Senate.
We take unusual pleasure in making room
for the following communication. The infor.
rra,ion which il contains is creGitable to the
good feelings Of our worthy Mayor-truly re-
nresen,ative Of the will o. his consti,uents-and
a lust though inadequate reward of meritorious
conduct. We cordially unite with our cores
poudent, in his anxiety for the success Of Messrs
BRows s. BAILEY Apart from every other
consideration, their private characters, assoeia-
ted with their professional skill, ent,te them TO
public appreciation.
IForthe PAenir Gaz.tte)
Tothe known worth as gentlemen, and excel
lence as eques,rians, Of Messrs. Brown & Bar
lev. and the gentlemen connected with their
Company, was this day added the very high
commitment by our worthy Mayor, Of granting
them license, in behalf Of the town, to perform
free from the usual tax, for the expressed con-
sidera,iou Of their extraordinary and successful
services at the recent calami,ous Fire. 1t must
olive all pleasure to see the deserving meet so
inst tribute. Gratitude as an Alexandrian,
forces me to say, that though We have recently
met with severe loss, should exceedingly re-
sret those gentlemen leaving US without our
eoun,enanee to their manly, chaste and elegant
entertainments. To detail the wonderfully &C
tive and daringly bold, and may well say the
dssinierested conduct, Of those gentlemen, on the
memorable 18th January, would be but to re-
count what has grown familiar to US all, by the
so frequently repeating and hearing repeated
with so much pleasure, their we'll known feals
on that day. oNE "ho SoFfEKED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20

We are requested to announce
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the next
election
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
TrWstees' Sale.

Try virtue of two deeds Of trust, executed by Isaac
- Henry and Judith his wife, to the subscribers,
bearing date the 18th day Of October 1922 and duly
recordedn the Clerks Office Of the county Of Prince
William, and for the purposes in the said deeds men.
toned, We shall offer at public auction, for cash. al
Brentsville in the county Of REnce William on Dion
dcy TIE l2M Of February aeEf. the Tract of Land on
which the said Henry at present resides, lying in the
county of Prince William, containing Three Hundred
and Thirty Acres, more or ess-it being the tract Of
Hooe and Robert Hamilton, executors of Elizabeth
Carter, deed. Aswe shall sell the fore going proper
ty as trustees, other title will be conveyed than 10
vested1n US by the deeds of trust aforesaid
EDMUND BROOKE,
jan11-ts STUART G. fHORNTON,
The above sale Is pOstponed
until MosDAY, the 5tb MARcn mex, being Court
day, when it will take place before the front
door or the Court House feb -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
attention.!

ALEXANDRIA .aRTELLERESTSy
Won are hereby notified to meet at the Gun House
u on Thursday morning the 22d inst at FIVE O'Clock,
for the purpose of firing salute. Also, in uniform at
the Market House, at 10oosck BY order of the cap.
tain, ]. BROADERS, Secretary.
feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
oo.arn3rRo1AL.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Feb. 1o-Mary Eleanor, Evans, Porto Rico, Is days;
surar hide, and coffee, to j. English and - Rotch
ford. On Thursday, 9th February. lat. %. IS. long
TO- 20, NJ fell in with the wreck OF the schr. Hari
ct. of NewYork, having been topsail schr-had main
mast gone by the deck and fore mast gone about 80
or IS feet above the deck from thence split down to
near her deck, the one halgone the other standing
washed off and she full Of waterher rails. quarter.
boafis. &c. &c. all washed away Sailed from Porto
Rico on Friday evening, I'd Feb in company with brig
General Jackson, capt Mcdonald, Of and for Balti-
more. Brig just arrived from Boston, name unknown.
Left brig ST. Ann, Tden, of
SAILED,
sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Schr Reunion, Fluker, Charleston
Schr Mary Curtis of AID for this port. was left at
St. Thomas 26th ult time Of sailing uncertain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
Sand for Sale

WE have Sand Bank open near Hunters Ship
w Yard. where sand can be had (without remov-
ing any clay.) This Sand being in the vicinity Of
Prince and Fairfax streets, will make it object to
builders there twill be sold low for cash. barter
ed for clay or rubbish deposited in the Wharf adoiH
ing the Bank. App!yto
feb 20 NJ MILLER SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
From the Ne,r- York Mercantile advertiser, Feb 16.
FROM FRANCE

FROM FRANCE
BY the packet ship Bayard, we have received
our files Of Havre and Paris papers to the Sd
Of Jan. inclusive. They contain no news Of in
teres,. In reply to the address Of the Chamber
of Deputies, the King oil France said
"You desire peace, gentlemen; no one can
desire it more sincerely than do-,he efforts l
am making TO preserve il spring from my heart.
1t gra,ifes me TO be able to announce to you
that my hopes Of doing so, become daily more
strong. II Divine Providence should ever
otherwise ordain, rely, gentlemen, upon me,
as I rely upon all my faithful subjects: and
be assured that the honor of France will remain,
as i; ever has been, pure and untouched"
The French Stocks were at 999.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20

Chamber Of Peers, and demands explanation
relative to the passages by which he considers
his government seriously ineulpated
Some misunderstanding had taken place be-
tween the Consul General Of France at Tunis,
and the Bey, when the former took down his
flag, which is considered tantamounl to de-.
ciara,ion Of war. An explanation however
took place in consequence Of visit Of the Pa
cha TO the Consul, when he re-hoisted his flag,
on which occasion a salute of thirty.three guns
was fired.
The Egyptian feet, consisting ofseventy sail
with provisions, &c but no troops, arrived at
Navarin on the LIST Of December.
A French brig, with specie and merchandise,
had been captured by corsair on her passage
from MarseilIes to Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-20
COHENS
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
.4.aaf Ralfimnre.

ia Marketstreet, Baltimore;
Where both the great capital prizes Of One Hundred
thousand Dollars were obtainedin the late Grand State
Lotteries and where the HIGHEST CAPITAL Of 10000
Dollars in the last Grand State Lottery, was, as usual
paid in cash the moment it was presented; and ,ohere
more Capital Prizes haze been obtained than at any other
Uordersfrom any part of the United States, either
by mail, post paid, private conveyance enclosing
the Cash Prize Tickets in any OF the LOTTERIES, VAL
the same prompt and punctual attention, As If
personal application. Addres:to
il. COHEN, j.. and BROTHERS, :.
Baltimore.
nrCOHEN's "Gazshs e Lottery asgistey, will be
published Immediately after the drawing, and will con-
tain the Official List Of the Prizesi will be forwarded
grats to all who purchase their ticket: At CoHrSs Or
1rsr, and who signify their wish to reeeiveit 49,
Baltimore, Feb. 14-T 3tawtl2M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

"silsslle FAC, Vas nts suppled ia the ex.enI aud
apr!irs,on of the only legal provision for the poor
themselves In addition to IN. preceding n,,ionsl
expenditure, tor .esies OF many years, an ave-
rnse annual sum amounting to nesr wcn,y-six mil
hons OF dollars, has been levied In the several
counties OF England aud Wales, for the e,o, hing
and subsistence of their INDECENT poor, while oil
tins fund no part whatever has been bestow ed upon
their instruction.. During this period the annual
average OF all toe charitable donations from every
other source TO 'hls object has not much exceeded
$3.50 900"
MIR. Speaker, i sincerely regret, sir, to b,
compelled to inform you, that I am physicaily
exhausted; whilst speaking is at all time. pariicu.
larry embarrsssng TO me, AT present, sir, i, is al
most insurror,abie. Reading this long quotation
has absolutely put j, on, of my power to proceed
May then ak the indulgence Of the House, for
the hrst time in my life, to postpone the discussion
till to morrow!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
"oT.CE no INSPECTORS or 70

~ 1"ddo,'s Office, 4n SEPT, fe27
f1iE "a" VII be tsidy oafOtced .n,t such Insptoef
= wDo have hfheto fed aud .l4il fail after de IL al
Oct 4 render acc cunts u e salcs y-a,s Tebacso Tie
ffescbsa penalty wl hkswi,s be from sac Iospe,
who st7i i en- ,he Month 81 oct render acsosl
e Surplus duy ~ cf bands. u exported that 10. T., ~,
out gears oi winch sctouff hss been rendered vii H.
c"lfactd Al lHc tune, wh her sly SURPLUS Dot, -
eevsdo' st. The iaei 90 fs,phs csa on.y be- esoe,
al ihs oaoe rs fr i,ls5r u an ,ccouui ana sfdsgi
IA5. r. HEATH
A8'. pnb Acets
sf-wtf0lrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
- Georgia J0rn0l.
o - STATES CoNsJLArE,
rotterdam. 2lsi .aprn. 1897.

~.
Or i mad The honor OF addressing yonr excel
Iency on The l7th inst. incosing thefe%i,h coni.s
oi le'teTs eceiyed from most fespectsble gems
uepan resting IN the Kingdom of Wireubur,
anu expressive oil the prevailing distress raging
amongst ITS subjects, and that in order IN rnain,sin
ua"q"Hty' aud the internal peace of the govern
en'' passports were readily granted them for their
emigration 10 any foreign country, provided thew
"'1Ne known their intention thereto in their res
PeenVe aistrIcts-And as the German ebarao,e, IL
We" known tor Industry, sobreiy and honesty.
nus Deg leave 10 recommend the subiec, 10 voyr
SATe"eney' notice and further support, ipssnueh
- me- VINO wi-h 10 20 70 Georgia, will Ultimate
Oecome settlers aud an squisIiIon 10 yoyr state
',""y OF 'hen', unfortunately, have not the means
=, puyins her passage over TO the United Ststes
40 any who would advance these they would
engage Their service and time cay for two wears.
% expenses OF the Germans bound from thi- for
any 20 Ia the United States. are e. mated At
soat 40 per person, including their sea stores.
ms amount VA paid fof ell those sbiopeJ lss.
year Tor Baltimore '"'PPs' '"''
have The honor to remain Your Escellenc,',
'hosi respectful and obedient servant.
Il. WAmBEREEE.
NhopE ISLAND ELgcrfoN. The elec.io, of
- ep, essn's lyes y me 20,b Congress took pises
~ fhoJs Island on Tossdey last, vile. Nfsssr,.
tristan Burges and Do,ee - peace we. 70
.etied w'thru cprosi ico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

Department ST Gnoyoqul. Gen. Hsndo in
forms, under date of Guaysqril, 9Th June, thar ne
has been recognized and obeyed by all the military
corps which composed the third division proceed,
ing from Lima
The chiefs and o.!ieers of the garri.on Of G,svs-
gun, before the arrival OF the said General. sen,
their most solemn pro- ests OF submission and obe
dIence to the general government. In the dsp,,t.
meats OF The Equator and Asuay there was no
thing new.
Republic Of Bolivia. Tie President of the
Republic was at Orecno on the 2I,h, on his p,srcb
for Chquisacs and POtosi. 1t was oficiallv
known that he was resolved 10 convoke the Con
eTess 10 specisi session this year. TO resign hi, Ed,
tboh'y, and TO return 10 Colombia. In consequence
Gen Sucre had solicited Of the general govern.
men'' permission TO retire for three years 10 reside
IN The Southern departments
Foreign Relations. I've have reason 10 be.
HeSe, iiisi the general government Of The Swiss
can'ons proposes 10 establish friendly relations
with the Republic, from which Swizerl,ud and
Colombo would derive many advantages
We have before remarked in our paper. that Il.
Inilar wishes are entertained by tie Government al
Fussia, Sweden, Denmark. Bavaria and the II IN.
seattle towns: much so th4 doubtless the s,.i,,i
~ OF internal affairs, and the confidence which
would arise fsom il, would determine thoss "a.
lions and france, 10 take measures co,respondsnt
with so ia1dsbls an object.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
FOREIGN,

tro he c"nt,uued.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

II will be seen by the following er,,.c, ~
letter from the American Consul q, Ro,,erd.r, -,
Low Iroup, that the services Of Germans of hon
e-'y' s"oriety and industry, can be had on good
'efns Tor any purposes agriculture, manufactures.
OF internal impfoV emen. Men OF capital might
MAKE them useful and profitable in either of those
uen's OF industry Ia different sections of our
country, and their manners. habits and ,h.,,c,sr
qualifying them for free government. They and
the'r PoSieTiiy would become ysIusbc members OF
our community, as they have proven themselye,
In other SAFES OF the Union
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-27
22y4


the friend, !, AZ hand Is ID" mind 50 ,luv~hiy
oouuI TO- and dependant on, thi, corporal
IAmc. that il, uhir! j. to Ike to eternity, can
l"r"'ve no intelligence, no light, hnt through
the sense, and organs of that body which will
perish in day, and he for gotten III its Kindred
IL
ilcrap-cd, and tah,n., Ter by dc hand. IN,
rr,r!. {.
= # t,, MUD be nn' Illus absolutely d ;r.al
AT on tr Outward >en>ts Tor intelligence, luou
lnrrtIl speedy ci"er 10 my ir,cri>h eAi>t-
She cApo>tu!at d against the weakness, of
prrnHttln. the n,, nt & f,rutltc dog thus deeply
to affect hi, rlnd
- lie was but dog It's true hr1 /, Louisa
could better have spared better friend If |
posses, such. He WAS the means Of awaking
my mind tromlts present gloomy state, TO scenes
Of happier days He has been my constant
companion for ten years. We have climbed the
fountain height together, where the air was
pure and the heart beat freely, nnopprc> scd by
lhr contaminated atmospheric that cncircles the
haunts Of man. Whole days we have wandered
ever the Wild mountains, when the circlin flight
Of the eagle, as he assembled to purer region
yielded inrNprr,>ible delight to ~, youn. heart
When the cawing of the raven pcrchcd and
rocking on the topmoSt branch OF some ightcd
lIne hargiu@ over the prccpre, was sight to
arrest attrntion~-w.hcn | shouted with joyou,
I'-art To fright him from his secure seat and he
~ very mockrrl mingled his cHrtu-H with the
echo returned by the surrounding hills The
>4hi OF my poor dog served to recall those da,
- my bnylpod and innocence: ihcn nave | not .
,.Irch. bitter cause TO drplurc lis loss ?"
ts The nlglt was .tr advanced they retired to
.e-', but the hag@ari and Wo-worn features of
Cim2b.il, the following morning. proved, that
,t had been a stranger TO Iii, pillow The death
u his dog was severely felt nv HIM and his mind
IA, ,tron Is linbucd with The belief that his own
:,ath Was near at hand The suuer>ttions
',t'r and we've cherished on t!at account until
,hry became part Of his nature, stii maintain
i tltlr dominion over IN, mind, undninished
nd nothing could persuade hum from the be
.at. thAt Ir had received natural or super
Iotli !. Indication that 1t was time for him to
set his household in order" The mystical
orlh haa been touched, he said there is no
'ui>takins the notc--lherc is no mistaking nv
FEELINGS" The day passed, and remarked that
US colntcnantc appeared more serene than
,!oual
The evening WAS calm. and the golden beams
ri the setting sun were dancing upon the green
bosom of the hraving ocean Campbell and his
Niic were upon deck as usual, enjoying the
,'crc, and it seemed As if the delight he expe-
Ionc"d at that time compensated lor the load
oi misery he had enard upon himself His
yes glanced rapidly from the heavens to the
sea- ana from tie sea 70 the heavens and as the
int, IN the sky and upon the water varied, as
V sun slowly descended, he pointed out the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

ease is superadded the fac. oi lis signing and assn
ing in putting off The Bont- u that COMPANY uro,
the community in the course ol ten month. Ia n,
amount oil one million OF dollars: six EundFed Inn,
sand dollars Of which remained unpaid Al the lin.
Of its failure.
A particular recital Of all the circumstances \
your cases would be attended with an unnece,s.r
waste OF time. We mention these fact, op,
which have induced the Court to discriminate |,
your sentences Under these views oi your cas-.
the opinion oil the court is, and such is their ..,,
lenee,
That you. Charles Mowat, be imprisoned in Il.
peEiientiary OF The city OF New York ior the lem
OF t~oyears;
That you, Henry B. Lambert. be imprisoned /,
the peniten larry Tor the term Of one year;
THAI you, Samuel + Lambert, be impri.oned /,
the penitenliaty for the term Of one year;
Tha, Thomas Hyatt, be imprisoned 10 the pen
Tertiary for the term oil two yeats.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
From HE Georgian .Metropo'itan.

The North Carolina Register informs Us of AZ
act o great liberaliiy on he par, OF great lottery
vendet and broker, in giving one thousand collars TO
the North Carolina and Virginia Theulugica al Semi
nary such asum bestowed on an orr han asy lum.--
to endow school or oane 10 homes and industrious
young people commencing business woule hsvs
oeen an honor 10 the name and blessing 10 the do.
nor oul to throw away a theologica in.iituticc
70 au 10 TAXING r,uni,ies o the provision ot an
unnecessa number Of preac hers is we conceive.
with all due d,ertnce to this liberal lottery yender,
neither polite, nor prasewoithy act.