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4 fort, fsom New York snJ Elenor .1m Phil,ielph,a
supply Of eaonshs DRY GOODS thi, Spr,ng'. impoA
part:
Black Italian iustrinrs and ser.h,ws
Plain black and piad Gro de Naples
Plaiu ard figured sstins aud ATTN cvantne
PLAID and striped sarsnetts aud lcvantines
81. A. aud I'd black mode
Worsted aud bsfeee rGbes and silk bsreee
lIaiistS and ginghams, handsome assortment
neat assortment OF new pattern prints
Mafabout Gro de Nap aud Barge hdkEs
Grape, Grape iisse and gsuAs do.
Gauze long shawls aud Gro de te hdLfs
Msrabout Gro de Nap aud gause ribbons
Lajss' blsck and white Silk hose
Do white, hisck aud slate eoloured cotton do
Do kid, hssve-, castor and horseskin gloves
An elegant assortment OF belt ribbons
-, and Ga camhuics and cambria fnusiis
IIain aud figured Swiss and mall niuslius
10 do hook and jaconet do
Scotch and french lawns aad linen eamsrie
Linen eambric hdAfs and imta,Ja do
Irish linens, lawns amt .hseunks
Binds eye aud Russis diaper
CAUTION aud Italian grapes anil rniics
S-4, 81 and common and caubr,c dimires
Bohbipet and hObbnet laoe'yeiis
Common width and Ga Frenrh bombazine
Plain and striped hastings and Russia drill
Striped nankeeDs and e ah;ursii,
Native col>"red French drilling and lasting
French punges for Eentlenens' wear
White aud colored Marsets aud valencia vesting
Gents'uens' cotton thread and silk hose l. BALI hose
Naiisn and JeVantIne cTsvats
white plaid AID bsste eravatJ
Blue aud yellow naDketus
Russia skeetins, duck and dOwas
Bro,eG duck, ozaahuigs and brGisps
Fine homha1ets and GTcassians
Summer cloths and Sauzr flannel.
Umbrellas aud parasos PLAN and ffingcd
Shell side COMBS, dressing DO
Common anil gilt pins snd needles
Epooi, hall aud lbs. cotton and ihi cad.
large aSsott,Ben DOES PICS to wit Aoron ehec Ks
furniture do, plaid and striped bed ueken, htug bieashed
and brown. 6ieached and hown ,-ee;ng strpe
&c &c. &c MANN q. VALENTINE * GO.
GF We offer for sale parcel Of New York made twelve
shilling boxes, rs cents each taken away immediately
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ROBERT SLIapARn-

SIeNOEkS ms TO MS TRENDS and the public,
~ Commission Ag-n, aud hopes by attention to bui-
ness 10 merit share VI the pubc patronage. he will sell ali
xmas OF country iure such Tobacco Fouf Cotton
e may senetaiy he found ia. Tobacco Warehouses; jur
Warehouse
~ The Editors Of the Petersburg In,es eucer, Raleh
REGISTER And Lyn hbug Yusinsn will PUBLISH the above al
Tsseneot 10 times aud forward their Il. s.
Apfh IL
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HAY Is


ElTHEa male lehaie, wanted fo scholars only
IA private family, and healthy pat the State. me
need apply, Of established reputation advanced in
lite TO give Of hXed aud steady hah Liberal
salary will he given, provided the desired can be
voucher for Any person disposed OLE, will be promptly
attended to- b. seudms has her aud references
PrLters.
May Is. ID,
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yamcs Rirsy L0nd Tor Sale.

NhB set u land belonging the heirs Of john Dindgei
TOT ale The above tract u situated 10 The county Of
Prince GEORGE Immediately Jsnef river, ad9iuing the
uds q George and Wlam fsffson ErFs. sod dS Edloe,
Hgd S9usns about sE HUNDRED aes Is 10 Que Of the best
neghoeurhoods % Virgins, aud inferior 70 IN fertility,
Vps q heavily bersd; it, location and quality render
the MOT desirable Of LAID Tor sale this time IN V
Eh fefscns wishing 70 rurehae ssctap the erms' ny
ePFying 70 Edmund ChtiisD ESQ. John Dtndridge 70
D -lIrrlH. Avn u. l-I.I
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.WUTTCE

FTNHE Pebble informed, have opened BOOT &.
Il SHOE Manufacturing Establishment Stree.
ShoChr Halt snd that have constituted NJ Johu Durham
my Agent conduct the ssme; and that he authorized
manufacture aud sell for aud collect al monies
Establishment. ANDERSON FORE
Nav rs
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EXcHa,1,ii577gl = B0dRDf0,

IhE Subscriber has wed from OH Punt Comfort snd
taken the above named hoi,e, well known in tn,
.Twn ard ,ntorns the ruhe that will open i. ARD
18th inst. ~ - 10y 80
The whole OF the preniss under going reps aud will
DC IN complete order. The any aud
utnshed snd calculated for i nun,i w inter hay.
place ia each I- heddinS essential 1, comfort - Of
h' nest qualty, hs servants we'll and he
inicr' himself that with tAe a these convrn,es he
" be enab ed 10 give entire satisfaction may ia
voT him with the'T company.
His experience Will enable him keep a. good able as
.he ma ke can ah' sssiie by supplies
~ me sesn boats iron' Baltimore, WashnG sud
d ne mas made have Bar supplied with
WINE ami Liquor Of the most approved quality.
lstge and t"nim0dous STABLE for The ronypnente OF
EBveiers. u attached 10 the itiahlishb,-nt
il Separate Dinners Luncaeuns provided 1t short
time -
separate Room Of large size furnished exe'p,ly as
's Room ot tue ladies who may visit has and
aV" prepared tor gentlemen Thee likewise long aud
eomm"don' oon Tor Balls Concerts, public ecaions sco
Tor Dinner Parties
|, ms terms are as foIo-rs:
b2nrd AMI Lodging lr ,iS!e person pet aunur $500
Do Do D DO g gy q, IS"' ",sa,s 5 55
rec week .
leT uay It-z
Board without lodging rer aunum 200
per Gl.eI -
Norfolk, Arril So, 1897. ia
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WE subscriber offers his fris, and the pno
lie 90 sell 40 kinds of country produce On commission
and pedgefthe srictes attention 60 the a m also
attend 70 the selection and buying Of every description Of
Uroesfesi and frsm his long experience a h. hop
70 give general sssctiou For the present. be- ma found
at the oil stand OIL b. q Co.. sx door. above ne s Tavern
A4a.Sh st-zf ~ q. Y.Er;g AVA.
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.AUVERTIS E-N E.N@I'

HE tract ot L,nd called Hill glove, cousinns above
5OO acres, lying 10 the lover end Amelia county,
ery sdveI,'.ed still for sale would make ant excellent
Iuon plantation 1t will he sold all oysber divided
rarceis. Ihet erms will bescconmndaing
WIgwan. inNIrhA Atu Giles
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Lu'adfie Hospital, williamsburg

~ oiiCEs hereby given that all toe cell. this
are occupied and TINT ratisnt viii he received
hs siven. By order Of the Cont % Directive.
al Is .5--lf L IIENIEv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

China, Glass, and EarthenWaye.
ITIB sub.crbef have taken Store recently occupied
y by NJ Joseph Gill doors above the Bell Tavern, Msn
Sbee-whee they offer At moderate prices by wholesale aud
retail general assortment " Esrhenvsfe Gssg and China
s 4 h. PLEASANTS.
Nav1. tt3-q,,sl,ssff
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.NEJV .N.4TgL TOSpJTgL-

IBERAL wsges and constant employment viii he given
~ by the suh7ciiher few 6rt tale CARPENT kRS,
BkicRLAYERS, BfASONS, IND BLACKSMITIIS.
JOHN HAYILAND, Architect
Buidrg Site Fort Nelson. opposite
Norfolk, March q, 81.
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CHARGE %.
CoNvrvINq AT hltTr1v,

- Ci1 RG z I'd.
CoNSrvING AT MrTIyyp
Specification. Ia this not feportine those WIN
were OF the mutin1nr par:y,as required b. the Rules
tnd Al Giles OF War. To which charges and speci.
hcaS'o's fha prisonsf plead not guilty.
Leu Noth Bennett, witness IN behalf of the
prosecution 5eng sworn, ststes that be saw the
prisoner on the lstn Sept. 1914, with a paper
containing good many uames, aud the prisoner
informed him he only set down such m en- names
as directed HIM 20 60 so--that these vyho were
present faid 1; was lis of mer's names to drew
Provisions to go home on he gotta Sept-that the
prisoner t0Ga one Of tn, n,ufirotls pdJtv. who
marched Oh on the morning OF the pom that he
belonged 10 the same company, aid believes the
prisoner never fepoued any of the nIutinous psr
~, a. required ~ the Rules and Articles of Iyay
thar the prisoner vas under his immediate come
mand on the Ugh Sept. and that he behaved him~
sell, sF Usual, rel until he evening" when he aaw
hun wnh the paper as described heretofore. o.
John il Hogan a witness In behalf OF the pro-
secuiion being sworn, state Ihs, he saw the pri-
soref win q paper setting down such mems names
a. intended drawing provisions fer the purpose Of
going home. and OF the morning Of the Goth Sept.
he saw the prisoner march Oft with The muii-
nous party.
John Husbands, private in captain KiIpa-
incks company. witness IN behalf OF the deIen-
dan, beng sworn, states that I've saw the prisoner
some Time previous to the 2Oth Sent with a na
going home thai BE prisoner did not appear 10
he nsing any persuasion, and slated thst IL was
nGht that some should remain at the Fort; that
he would soon have larger company Than capt
Rlparlck's, and leves tba, the prisoner did
mafcn OIL nth the nutDOus parry on the morn
ing Of bs Goth
.igin Johnston, private Of captain M'I6ay's
Company, witness behalf Of the pros, cutIon
being sworn, states. that while az Fort Jackson.
m he month 4 ,gus', he heard the prisoner
say that there was no Jaw to cOmrel the men To
say ~ service longer than three months that ho
was fnan Of spirit aed would not STAY longer
that a considerable number Of the men vyouid en-
then, and one that would TeGlse he could s1s
Bag0Heittd about sH ilghes-- that they would
70 uD 10 the Big or Great man and shipe4 fbe;r
nlusheis amer his head, bus not styi6e 20 hord
as 10 I'm him"
The court adjourned unGl tomorrow, o.
clock
lhe court met pursuant % adjournment, Dry
sent, the President and members, end proceeJeJ
TO the further examination Of the wines
Edi0aTd Stephens, Sergen, Of capt Eilpa-
iuck' company, witrcss in behalf Of the defen-
jsnt being sworn, sta'es. that be saw ihe prisonss
with pepper setting down such mems names -
were going home, and ,said thai hs would take
down none bUi such dfeci ed him 20 do 90 q
the prisoner marched of with the mutinous par.
y on the Doth Sept.
James Alezsaisr (ers', ms;or) wiSsp 10
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-4N-DERSO.N, Garth & co.
VI AVE Store aeeceSins The schGoneTs Reaper
n aud Magnolia from Boston, and Sea HGrse, Ne
froHi NrwRJk tine following articles whieh they
for sale upon their usual terms:
"a % HHDS st. Colx, Mu.eovado aud N. Orleans Sugars
VIZ IS hhds. assorted loaf 10
80 bags green Coffee pant very superior
Is do Java
% hhds English Island DIotIszes
rS b a0 Ind whnkey
so do Old high proof do
puncheons Antigua
do old Jamaica Gp
pipes fine old Cosuac Brandy
20 Dbl. apple do
pipe Old Holland Gin
T :stS
Malaga and wines
Rou,Iion
Is boxes gunpowder teas
Candles, Jackson's aud WoJitogS bsanN
Tt0 Kegs Beatty guUpowder
10 ton shot, assorted
40 do IRON, assorted
do plough mould,
German, English aud American Srssi
gu, aus wrought Nails
Bar lead
Indigo, Dsdder, alum, copperss
Rhinestone
Pepper, pimento ginger, nutmeg
Gap, letter, aud wrapping paper
Bed etrds, plough lines, lwine
DemjVhns, SiOuGware
G SSss R p;IS, ana From t9e Union n ng''uins
April "a. uS-tf
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KYLE& COCHRAN.

UIAVE just received large additional supplies Of Srn
Goods; which, togehes with the stock On hand they ar
lneni consists, 10 pat, rs follows, viz;
Jackonei aud Swb. Muslin Robei
Plsin and figured Swi" Muslin. (some very inr)
Null Null Jarkontt do
l.aPP.t 1anboufd do
"a & Ga Plain do do
Book Mu.lin Robe;
S-sis, Muslin Points CraEats
Eiusliu Inserting aoune<s
d>3 Il "a CEmFiic
e.I L. Ga Jsckpne. DO
Oh Csn,hriL Uinshhn
VI Jackontt do
ia 0arcis do
chi.n Dat,.se Robe,
Calreoe,a great variety, some vs.y hs6thglpe
Garment < CNnbrie Dimiy
Isnnlure DO
Thread Lace. Il Edsing,
Dobtin.t Lace VEN Caps Cspes
do do hall ndkf. Collars
Bohb;nst Gimp Lste, PealDs ouAfirg
Black hsrIn Lv.,f'ns
r.aid l. figured black Gro De Naples nix
Do do grea. variety Of colours
Bfsok satin LeVantine
DO French sstiA q mode
do LeyantinPs
French satin. & forenes,, assorted ec1o..,
Canton X nankeen grapes
TiEul ed handaIIuv HnSr:
Sinchews, S4resn,ts a. Grape slrfJSis
BLACK a. whte italian Grape
uauzs, Bares. silk haks.
do 10 ScArfs
Gaur@, satin lu,tring rbbsns
Cape Lis.e sssoued coloGrs
Belt Rbbo"., shade! checker
Piping cords & gDFs
Ladies kid gloves, lung and shot
Misses do
Gentltmen. Buck 4 Beaver gloves, some very emu,
Silk l. co,toP hoI'ery, English French GsrrAu
L1tlon l. slx SuSpeniess
Uhrc a. colou, ed mATsrilles
Tong 81 shOri piece; yellow nank1uS
Blue do
British twilled yellow do
pisIn 81 striped jeans ard cassin.eres-
Diack = mixed everlasting
FIeoch Engiish linen drilling
Hack ciresssisns g. Denmark ssu"ei3
Bon bnzines and bonbazeits
Blue 4 black cloths d Cashmere
va & Al IRISH lneus L lawns
"a, 81 lU-4 Diaper
Rus.ia & bl DIS eye do
Flemish Il Irish sheetngg
Cotton a. linen fixing
Ciark's spool aoIs Cotton
Elu.s thread, assorted Nos.
Paliu leaf Il feather fans
Umhr elias & Parssols
Brown L blesched donesiics
oZiAbugI, f,ckiSaburss,3e. SC.
also:
Superior boiling Cloths assorted HG@
Hfay g. II6-GfSwsiw
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SPRING GOODS.

iHE subs hsv. rctiyrd ", Manchrsivr and 1T
n fort, lsom New York snj Elenor .pm Philalepha,
supply OF sessonshe DRY GOODS, of this SPr,rg mporlA
hon which they offer very low prices The following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
IIESPER.
PAPER AND TYPES.

letter to the editor of the Franklin Journal,
mentions that Mcssrs. Cameron & Sons, Of Ed
tnburs, have an improved machine for manuflcss
turing paper single machine will produce
IN twelve hours, fifteen reams Of large size news,
thirty reams OF .demi, or crown; and sixty of
oolscap or post paper, of Uniform thickness,
Tree iIom air bubbles, water drops, or hem
ming; exactly square, with smooth edges
The same letter states, that Messrs. Didot,
Legrand, * Go. Of Paris, have an improved
mac hine for casting types, by which they cas-.
from one hundred 10 one hundred and sixty at a
ume-Iwo workmen of ordinary address,
will bill the mould three hundred times day,
and can, consequently, cast from thirty TO
fifty thousand letters, or forty thousand on an
average. This is said to be equal TO the work
OF from twelve 10 fifteen men, upon the old plan.
The letters are pronounced to be uniformly
more perfect, than those formerly Produced
SO great is The saving by this process, that ma
nufac,urers state their prices to be thirty per
cent. below those Of other founders in Paris,
although the latter sell thirty per cent. below
the London prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

are now passed. The tyrant is dead, and the
lovers may meet. How would they have re.
cognised each other? The gay cavalier, flush.
ed with the pride Of youthful beauty and gener
al admiration. brilliant in present fortune, &
anticipating still higher destiny, and the Young
princess, the lovely, the gifted, the worshipprd
happy in the affection ofthe man she loved,
and high in hope Of its ultimate GROWING and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are now old, broken in
health and dropping into the grave through the
accumulation Of all earthly misery. 1t Is their
first, their last, their only meeting. In this aw.
full hour, (for so may it indeed be cal!ed) W..
mans re resolution, like woman's love, proves 81.
perior 10 tia, Of man. He has married during
the long years Of his punishment. She inqui
res concerning his children, their age, their
names. She asks the gift of one Of lhem-one
to be daughter 10 her heart, to give her The
feelings ola mother towards his child. They
weep together. They part to See each olherno
more.
This story is no 6c,ion. II is one well
known, il is scarcely necessary 10 add lha, the
princess Amelia Of Prussia, sister Of Frederic
called the Great, and the baron Trcnck, are the
hero aid heroine of the piece.
N. y. Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
Fro@, the Cincinnati Register.
THINGS THATIHAEE SEEN

have seen the time when-the only boat tha,
floated on The surface Of the OHIO, was Canoe,
propelled by poles used by 'wo persons, one in
The bow and the other in The stern
have seen the day when the introduction of
the keel boat, with shingle roof was hailed as
mighty improvement in the business OF The
west.
remember the day when the arrival of
Canadian barge, Gas the ST. Louis boats were
called a. the head Of the Oaio,) was an imDor.
,ani event in he transactions Of year.
remember the day when passage OF four
months from NatcheZ 10 PIisburg, was called
a speedy trip for the best craft on the river; S
when the bOatmen, race now extinct, leaped
on shore after completing this voyage, they ex
hibi;ed an air of 81 much triumph as did The
sailors Of Columbus OH their return from tie
new world
remember the time when the canoe of
white ,Eaa dared not to be launched on the DO.
SOM Of the Allegheny.
remember the time when 4 trader TO Or
leans was viewed as the most enterprisiDg, a.
nong even The hardy sons Of the west; on lis
return from, his six months trip, he was hailed
as traveller who had seen ,he world.
remember he day when the borders Of the
Ohio were a wilderness, and New-Orleans was
soto orbe diuisa" literally cat off from the whole
world.
! have lived to see the day when the desert
is nourishing as Tie rose-when the race Of
boatmeD has become extinct, and their memo.
ny only preserved in the traditional tales Of our
| bordereTs.
/ have lived 10 see two splendid cities, one
devoted 10 manufactures, the other to commerc
spring up, where in my boyhood, nothing ap-
Yrared Ike cipiliz Aiion hut the hut Of the sol
der or of tile settler.
] have lived to see revolution produced by
mechanical philosophy, equal 20 that effected
by the art Of printing. 1t has changed the CHAR.
| acter OF western commerce, anc almost proved
that the poelical wish for "annhiIaling time &
space" was not altogether hyperbolical BY
II, New-Orleans and Pittsburgh have become
near neighbours
have lived to see the day, when visit TO
NcwOrIeanS from Cincinnati, requires no
more preparation than a visit 10 a neigbbouring
county town. l remember when il required as
much previous arrangement as voyage 10 Cal
Cutta.
have lived to see vessels Of 300 tons arriv.
ing in twelve or fifteen days from New Orleans
a, Cincinnati, and calculate upon living 10 see
them arrive in ten days.
have lived to see vessels composing an a.
mount OF ,onngt Of upwards Of 1000 tons, ar.
rive In one week a, the harbour Of Cincinnati
Al! these things have seen, and yet feel
myself entitled TO be numbered among the Young
men Of the west.
HESpER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
A SKETCH.

| A great and powerful king had a sister dis
! tinguished for extreme personal beauty, for
great powers and cultivation Of mind, and for
most aniable and benevolent disposition. She
was remarkable, also, for proficiency in those
accomplishments which throw such additional
charm over female beauty and intellect. In
music, especially, she took excessive pleasure,
and possessed extreme skill She was tie ia
vorie OF her brother, and was regarded with all
that consideration which such favor gives in
an absolute court. Youth, beauty, talent, feel
ing, powerful seemed joined to shower roses
on her path,-to give TO it all happiness But
this was not 10 last. young nobleman APP
peared at the court, who soon attracted uniYer-
sal attentioo.-Pecu lisrly fitted 10 shine in such
scenes, il was not long before his success, 60
use the word in its French signihcaGon) be-
came great and MISUNDERSTANDING others, the
princess admitted the young courtier, aud soon,
she loved him. Their mutual affection was
what might be expected between two young
persons Of fiery passions, and habits OF little
self control. Ii did not, therefore, remain long
unpeTceived. The young man was advised to
withdraw himself-but all SUCH cautions were
vain to youthful and favoured passion. lie re-
NAMED. Al last he was seized and imprson-
ed, & after various escapes, was finally thrown
INTO dungeon, WntTc nt was TOTALLY cut OF
from all communication with the world, 10
which he was as if he had never been. During
his first imprisonment,lhe princess had contriv-
ed To convey 10 him her assurances of continued
affection; and every alienation which wealth
could furnish to his lot-but after he wa. re-
moved to the last place Of his confinement, il
was as if the tomb had closed over him for ev-
er
Let US shift The scene, and we see a woman
touering in premature old age; her limbs have
nearly lost their power; she can scarcely Crawl
the length Of her room, and she Cannot lift the
one hand without the help Of the other TO raise
it. Her eyes are diuented, forced from their
sockets, and neatly blind. Her voice is gone,
and with it her fondness Of the art to which it
gave SO much effect and beauty. Her mind is
equally altered Her mldness is changed into
The hi.,erest sarcasm. From one Of the most
benevolent of human beings, she has come to
take delight only in the indulgence Of severity
of temper amounting almost 10 rancour.
She is seated in her chamber. The door
opens, and a man enters. He is old aud decrep
IT, His hair is snow white. His form is ben,
nearly doube:-
came
man, with withered limbs and lame
His mind oppressed with woes, and bent with age
his frame.'
l: is her lover. His hair has been whitened by
intense and continued suffering, rather than by
the work Of time; his body has been doubled by
the weight ofiron which il bore for ten years.
He was al that time in solitary con- nemeni, load
ed with heavy chains, and scrupulously debar-
red from the sliphfest miIiuatian of h;s .and;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17
Pork and Chocolate.
I(iFTY barrels prime Pork, so boxes No. Choce-
l. late, just received for sale by
march22 w. FOwLE&CO.
Ncw-Orleans Sugar.

1NCW-NIIICdIIS JUHdT.
lust received from N. York, llnls N. o. sugar
ID bale Russia quilts, for sale by
SAMI.. n. JANNEY.
Who has in store and jor sale
tierces and barrels sperm. oil
16 boxes sperm candles from Newbedford
pipe Marchs choice Madeira wine via India
pipes and half pipes Santana's selected Ma
deira wine
9 cases cotton and wool cards
do Gilpin,s letter paper and folio posi-
SIS bolts American canvass made of fax, cheaper
and better than foreign duck
3mo 5-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-17

worn man, with withered limbs and lame,
His mind oppressed with woes, and bent with
his Frame"
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-12

of the keeper, she sneaked into her cage with what she had got.
 While this business was going on, the ti- ger himself had begun to look round, and sec what fun could be picked up. On rais- ing his head from the lama, the first thing that struck him was the lion sitting in his cage with great dignity and unconcern'- The tiger showed his teeth; the lion slightly shook his mane. The tiger drew back oil his hind legs to make spring ; the lion rose up with dignity and shot fire from his eyes. The tiger sprung at the cage with great fury, forcing one of his claws ill be- tween two of the bars; and at the same in- stant the lion made grab at the tigers torefoot, caught it firmly between his tusks, pulled the whole leg into the cage, and held him there untll the keeper saw the opportunity, flung himself from the back of the elephant, ran with his moose to the tiger, and secured lim in a moment.
 After this was accomplished, the lion generously let go his hold, and the keeper dragged the other to his cage and secured them both. And thus, by singular traiu of circumstances, in which the instinct and trunk of the elephant, no less than the teeth and temper of the lion, bore a con- spicuous part, did the poor keeper get res cued from the jaws of the tiger and tigress. The whole affair has been the table talk of the Bowery for the last week, and we now record it in the Advocate for the a. musement of the children, grand children and great grandchildren of the next gen. eration. Nev- Fork AdvOcdte.