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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
Trustees Sale.

nNWednesday the 10th day Of Jar,tary 1898, iffair
- itnot the next fair day, shall offer for sale at
Public Auction, at the DIV cling house now occupied
by Theodore Mead, corner of Washington and Came
ron Streets, sundry articles Of 49, =. ii.
HOUSEHOLD FURNYTURE
consisting flag bottom windsor chairs, dinrp, tea
ard breakfast tables, sdeboard one marble ciock
two excellent carpets, and many other articles eli Ii;
good order. and Of superior quality. At The sane
time and place WILDE offered for sale, the Dwelling
House and Io', now occupied by the aforesaid Theo.
Mead Terms made Known at he time and place Of
sale. he Trustees will convey such title as is vest.
ed in tfem under the Deeds OF Trust. Sale to com.
mence at eleven o'clock.
C. SCOTT, Trustee,
CHRIS TOP HER NEALE, Trustee.
dec l2-9awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
STRIP 1sy.n> VS.
tort ~ AieXanhyiM

sAILEp,-Jan 10,
Schr. Increase, Shinn, New York
Schr. Julian, Hooper, Portland.
January II.
Schr Columbia, Knapp New York.
Below bound up, Brig Ssatiorse. Everett, Hsvan
ma, Sugar and coffee, TO john Vowel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
Public Sale,

>HE subscriber will on Tuesday the 18th day of thu
L present month, sellat pvblic auction N credit
OF IL months, tract of land containing forty acres
situated about4 miles from Alexandria, near the Lit.
tie River Turnpike Road, and commonly known by
the name OF Turkey Cock Sale to take place on
the premises at II O'Clock ny order of the heirs.
jan 1-eots WN H. DUMAS Ever
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
Public Sale.

TlHE subscribers will offer for SALE IN Tuesday the
- 5th day of the present month, on the premises,
all their RICH; and title in and to moe,y ola ccrtn
tract Of land known bv the of Turkey Cock, 81
ate in the count! # Fairfax, state Of Virginia, and
bout three miles from the town Of Alexanara Terms
liberal and made known at the time and place Of sale.
On the above described property there three
tenements and desirable situation for fine garden.
Also, will be offered Tor sale at public auction by
the subscribers, Saturday the 18th inst 2 O'Clock
NJ if fair; if not, the next fair day, az the same hour
SUNDAY excepted)- all our interest, property and
claim. in al wooden buildings situated Princess
and St Assph Streets immediately in front of the new
Jail, md generally known by the name of ID ,odt .
town. Terms made known ut the time Of sale. "'''
Jan 2-1awts JOHN b. HEPBURN,
ANDERSON HEPBURN.
CrFor particulars. or il any information relative to
the above described property is wanted. please apply
to j. e.. BARRY, .7uet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
flf&D,

YESTERDAY morning, Mr.. MILAN w. LAWRENCE,
his friends and acqIansn are requested To attend
his funeral tins nIng, from his late dwelling on
9th street. Washington City
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
Prunes:
d boxes Of fresh prunes

| o. boxes Of fresh prunes
| ~ 10 do do bunch muscatei raisins
1000 do fresh oranges
looo do kmons, together with fresh fgs, mala-
sSsrapes shell barks, also, preserved ginger and
preserved ounces in pots very superior seCars in
boxes yellow, beautiful varega,ion consisting of a
great variety OF French and German Toys, &c. &c.
-l Jan I2-St J. B HEPBURN.
drawings.
a. |. Fourth Baptist Society Lottery No2
81 80 10 S SO % 81 %
Washington Lodge Lottery of r. I. Class No IA.
IS S ls 81 IS
Several handsome prizes in the las, Lottery, as
Usual soldb ]. Fl. RUNNELLs. 20
Lottery, for the benefit Of the Dismal Swanp Ca.
nal, Class No. IL.
Grand Scheme.
lp'izr of $4,000; $4,000; Of $500,
of 1850; Of 1885; 4 Of 1000; 6
Of 500; 10 Of $50; 90 Of 100; as Of so;
tickets S5i shares in proportion, variety of Nos
j. I'll. RUNNELLS.
King Street. Asrandria, d. C.
Where more prizes sold Tor The amount of tick.
cts vended thanany other office Of the y. States.
jan II
Notice.
FLEFCHEH, would be glad to obtain employ
- ment in any business connected with Mercan
lie affairs. jan ll--3t
Next Aottcry.
Delaware and North Carolina Consolidated Lotto
~, Class No s. To be drawn in Wilmington Del
on Saturday January 12.-Hghest prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves j, Quarters SO cts, in variety
Of Nos. ut
TYLIER'S
Lottery Office, alexandria, d. C.
Nos. drawnin the Washington Lodge sLottery, on
the 5th inst. are
6 IS 10 81 IS
New Orleans Sugar.
iOHhds first quality N q. sugar just received and
l. 1for sale by JOHN S. MILLER
Green Coffee.
6pIhA bags Rio green Coffee, Of fine quality, for
~StyiF sale by
jan g JOHN s MILLER.
Wine and Pr Ines.
r. white sparkling champagne, in pint bottles
ID Hermitage
a boxes fresllprunes, just received per schooner
Columbia, for sale by
jan7- G &IP THOMPSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12
Aiey-Hsx. sT.Di49 A,s
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY l2, 1898

We have jus, inspected several other speci-
mems ofrery fine and very beautifully varicga-
led Marble, taken from the quarry Of the Rev.
Mr. Walton Of this place, and deposited for
termination at the Book Store of Mr.. David
Martin. The specimens are accomp anied by
q certificate from Mr.. RoRERT BRowN, dis
,inguished arts, of Washington City, pro
pouucing them equal, III quality and sascepri-
biliry Of high polish, to any marble in the u
ni;ed States. tseems TO us that Stock Com
pany nigh, pro6tably embark small capital
in the enterprise. We can safely warrant that
there will be no difficulty in making liberal
contract with the proprietor
We have been permitted 10 read a letter
from gentleman in Sa, ann, n to his friend in
;ais place, informing him hat Heights 10 Liv-
-rpool had GO, down TO half penny per pound
Tor Cotton-,ha,, in consequence Of the scar
civ Of the ariicle not single AmeriC an vessel
was loadiag for Liverpool, Circumstance
unparrallel & al .his S ason OF the year-and
that the numbrr Of ships, together with few
5rigs was ahon, forty. He thence infrrs thai
the carrying trade wall remain dali during the
whole wia;cr
IL will be recollcCtcd by our readers tha,
General Jackson has been charged with threat
ching, and intending 10 outrage the person Of!
Mr. Senator Eppes. II wa, alleged that the
frmness ofDtca,ur alone prevented the per>
n-l.ation of the m,dilaIsd violence To this
Grperal Jackson replied, IN letter to Felix
Grundv, that as 'to Commodore Decatur and
myself having such conversation as stated TO
have taken place in the anti>ch amber Of the
Senate; we never had such conversation there
Or else here"
Dy referring TO the letters on the opposite
page, copied from the Frankfort, Ky. Cons
Incntator, il will be seen that the material part
Of thr charge is clearly and explicitly proved.
The fact of his having most iolently and inde-
rOrously threatened TO cnasti>e Senator of the
Uni CT States, for having dared, in the dis
charge of his duty, to disapprore OF his ACTIONS,
admits If no denial. Dat Of his own mouth is
NJ condemned. II ma,tered very little a. TO
the affair said TO have lranspired in the anti
chamber of the Senate-it only added darker
shade, to this dark picture Of the Generals sin-
.eDce and inlemTerance. We leave the subj, CT
20 He calm and dispassionale consideration Of
rejecting men, with the single remark, that
this afIair shows, most conclusirely, that Gen.
JaCks9n's habits aud :cmper render him Ut fl
20 ne trusted with power, end especially dis
qualify him from dlscharging tive duties Which
devo',e upon the Chief Magistrate Of the
Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12

Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company.
ME Stockholders in this Institution, are requested
j to meet at Mr. John Upps Tavern in MildIeburg,
Friday the 8h day of February It. to elect Pre-
dent and two Directors, to act in conjunction with
the State Directors, also. to elect Treasurer and
transact such business may be laid before them
By order of the President and Directors.
Jan tie 4. GlBSON Treasurer.
Mdlleburg. Loudoun, va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-12

but what honest man or 9arty,whose conduct
is founded on principle. and whose object
their countrS's welfare, can guard agains, sue h
scandaous conduct? II is a lact that all the
intrigue, management and bargain. with which
the country is cursed, is on the side OF the
Jackson party.-ahother illustration of the
proverb, tina, the cry OF thief! Masf? IS generally
raised the first and loudes, by the thief himself,
TWENTIETH CONGREss-Isr SESSION.
Thursday. january 10. 1923
INSENATE.
MIR Chandler, from the COMMITTEE on the
Miillia, reported bill he more effeo tuaily
to provide for he defence oil tn, Uui,ed States
oy establishing uniform system Of militia
throughout The Oni,ed STATES; which was read
and ordered 10 SECOND reading.
The remainder Of the DAYS session was occu-
pied in discussing tie Till for the aLo!ishmen,
of imprisonment for deb.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

l'eii presented the memorial Of lhc Merchant
ai'ors OF h,chironH, pray ing adji,iona duties On tho
| importation ot ready made clothing, Referred
TAPICF.
On motion Of 1Tr. Dickerso,. tho ~, r., ;ao... t,
duties certain imported a,,,c;re .s ti 's
TIE first amendment reported bv the Co'nn, ~" AK,
Manufactures, as follows vi
''PTov,ded thot al ,aanu?onres Of iron
IN equal quantity OF rolled ;ron =, 49,. ni t
shall he rated as rolled iron in bars s,5 , ~
codrngIJ; sui al iron III safes blooms Ions w. ,p
torn particularly sa?c,i d. shall n, rstsI 49, rl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
New Ic9K, May G
IL POSTSrRIPr.


i5y The Columbia, from LurdOu papers rcce:Y-
we'd al a late hour, the lst nit. fem wi; We give
such su'nma' les time allows. The fist art Gle
iron tic Courier ot the Gt March which use.ens
summary Of the iore.2 Intelligence received rp Il,
that date IN London: and hs leaves tbs question OF
peace ard war still undetermined. The next gives
'vha' was done la the Corn Laws wh al! subject was
to be resumed on the i1ih Apr.I A!eaalime PagIa-
tnent was 10 aljuucn Tor Il week
report prevailed extensively IN I4oudnn that 1ur
Key h'h granted a" sr'nsi'ce o three nuni, re,ce
bit il was credited.
SIR J. e. Smith. the DISTINGUISHED naturalist ,j,;
Norwich on he ITiA HilrL:
The P:Ice OF csan5e had III 3 szss!. f3- ST. Is-
1ershurgh.
The Courier of lst AY:i! says
Ctfy 2orhcG-'Fe are "i'itou; arrivals. In The alb
sence OF nsws The funds remain steady but with SO hi
tie doing that the price consoa may be coa,ered
mere nominal. Pieces 81 = 81 l. The :,1ai-, mar
ke nearly IN the Stale
The foreign intelligence which has arrived w., Paris
papers to the @3th ar.h by Brussel, am5 ii,:rbnr.
mans, leave the question OF peace in ,,,, ana,
W hist accounts irurl CunytaEtircpa .vou;i ia,
dcGe us tn believe that the SG!au had listened Ia mare
moderate sou nse!s, other inform act. which d
not justify any such bc!ic The account oil the arrival
OF two vessels al Odesss from the Bo Ilorus does not
prove that Tie passage is open. They are said TO bs
Austrian vessels which have been permitted 10 return
toOicssa after having been obliged 20 disca.nc teir
cargoes o! corn NJ Const antincr!e.
"!ean"1iie. ii we may forUI any opinion from the
Intelligence that arrives fron st. PCtergkurab we
should say TIA; the Emperor of Russia is .eer,onad
upon war The Imperial Guard has left St Peters
hnrgh, and the Polish and Lithuanian army coasist,np
OF 10000 men, is 20 form aIr,r Of reserve
There is tlttlo doubt of peace iay;:r beer, coDc,,d
ei between Persia ana Russia The Russian, mad.
themselves masters Of Tho fortress of Arcebj. which
seems 10 have q"ckcDcd the pacific intentions of the
Schah. Part of the be ra,d By Persia h.t
arrived, aud been deposited IN the hands the H,ir,tL
Minister, Mr.. M'Dohah, The remainder yyas nm .,s
way. The feiersbN gin G.zet'e ayaIs f;sc!f of Ills
occasion to speak highly Of Mr.. M'Donad's conduct,
-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

,er obJec's your flag, tue installation OF your uc
Government. They must that ends
attained, bu, they shall ,noneut the Govern
mcnt vt the inieror, strong by its laws, deliver
iscm hiShtul anachy aud conduct YOU Nv degree,
your national and political regeneration.
"Th"n you will be able to give the Allied Sovrrrisas
'hc Indispensable pledges which yon them, in oar'
hnt they may no ouGsr DOUBT nf'ha march which :l
take To obtain the sa!utary object which iiGs,y
OF London, and the memorable day OF Oc,obeI 20.
''BefoTs this period have right hope for the
assistance that have invoked for you, thc
which the oil cunG oider Within,
preservation of your reputation abroad.
a. much afflicted that u- National Assembly %
Tfezene havs furnished the Senate suocen,
80 its independence triumph. II is Impossible
couvokc national assembly before the month of April;
but during this nterva tire present crisis, if continued
might destroy all hopes. and deprive you of the fruits
the mmeuse sacrifices which, you have III our
strugge-a struggle which you have sustained with 5
much bravery perseverance,.
persuaded that you desire wiki Rrour 20 obtain the
'f"iis "i those sacrifices anA realize the expe
'ie Allied Powers we'll the interest with which ta
Christian srld horourS you. have made the on
'"c"os 'nmy power to attain 'hem by comvokrg noua
assembly for Ami,, and ~ Adopting till Thea, nrnvson.
government founded tie basis Of the Eplauus
iStra, aui II
IL have this hiul Of gnrAr1nrat, ,avi.,
consulted the Senate, and those among You with " hose
experience acquainted shall have their supper;
AS well as that Of the who by the SURFACES OF I'll,
provinces haze already raised the rScivcs honoufa
bic iunctinns uf representatives. OF the cation.
sin uining themselves to they will partako my la
hous and share my hiliy The NATIONAL
Will be Judge OF this
A!y life the political career whicl, have m,
or than thirty years, the favour which acqu.-
cd in several counties of Europe rvincc
only object Of my resolution place you under th
shield of laws and preserve you from tic fata!
guences of an arbitrary government.
(Signed)
The Governor J. 4 caro- DrsrRlAs.
'Esinn, Feb g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
gOIy.TyCAg.
'r9ri tie Dcmorrni;c Py,,s.
THE posi- OEEIl,E


ITcH1stancss, for some wears en- iptir,etef,, ..
ted me with the political fortunes Of the Ia,e a., 49,
present fost h'a'ier Of Philadelphia that ,vouId ,I
i'sE PASS by recent occurrences If any ofbor cI;,
~ WIS Guy had thought proper 10 give publication o.,
,"e "I's winch think it right IL submit "a ,zclI -,
NC people. as 10 TIC constituted authorities If a.,
criniTE. Tbs has not BEEN done; and yla,ooer NJ,
oe inc PcFs"Dai reluctance feel il mus, INV 40 IS
zen ''' 'foTe sink under the obligations Of duir
"Pe so 70 d'ScharEe his dpfr as 4, make II bo fl,
zen ~ nose "hoare politically opposed HAT
ava no' PaT'7nnt, consider atoms which move me !,
ao concerned that shall he obl:~rd n r7al,o ,f,
menus winch must wound the feejiprs of i-s.y i,,.i
"@c are onti;lcd 10, and have, The syr,ra,lr cf ~
Puo'c' As lar rs N my power I will sl,,aH t,o,,
.''""Sb rave 100 nany reasons 10 know hat srcb
'ce,'kS nave not rcCiprocated--ij ;ber had :, i
~ ~, '"' ne present, 10 them, calanjfou. state
NY principal object IS by the disclosure If ,,.,:
acs 20 cause an inquiry to be instituted into tho t
ouCt % VIC Fost Ma5ler General have no 1oub, H., i
"on'a issue m The removal Of Mr. Mclean No,n,n
70 ne events OF the times can sl,,t bia rind
"o oe"ef That this gentleman il popular pnblic
ana that be enjoys much favor in the orcs n
~" resident The inquiry should be, does he DO
~ ms popularity, is be worthy Of this fayor,o THO
P'Pn'"T'y OF Nh Mclean, we think ma jplv res,. ~,
W "e extensive patronage Of his ohco and his .ref
at"ce OF me Opposition n the Administration n,
"0o"n preference and political bias has ,oerrs,, $50;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

PARIS, .uach 29A Marsci.,es Journal states as iol-
lows
arrival e" Asatic troops at Consta unope has produced
>'' chy. Notwithstanding all its efforts 10 main
'"" {" t 'ne government has not been able prevent
tome EhiiSiiHrs being killed in the streets. The Turks
themselves ate not without fear when they leave
hrnSr aud have sometimes fallen victims disorders
w'n reva--the inevitable consequence, of the si,ua-
ton III which this capita! ha beeu placed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

's'n ,"i1 on the table the foll9wjng reSolpriop:
'!S'''1' alt 40 much OF tie Tuirs If this House a.
ana the same - hereby repealed. 90
., DEPoRTED SLAVES.
W. ''s en- asked leave cf the House 10 STATE b,rr.
's 'o"sonS oi milton he WAS about 10 make Io,y
N gwen rri cor" he a3ycr;e1 10 the suepensicp of,b
proceedings Of The Board or Conlos4ior.t. 5 ~ wv,
py ." "at"'' on the subject e dcpoued slaves nd
',ue' W'th motion TO pos'nore Order, of the
''nF UP motion of Mr.. WicElfs, now lying on the
@ @ o. Tie bill Oh rhat subject n order to bling
"'"'"n prevailed, and The Committee Of the vyhoIe
hay,ng bee" discharged accordingly.
1 ,ygs moved TO amend the bill 5y striking out tie
I'm o |'ovembcr, the day for terrlna rinr the
% %, nf |ommiSsonyand inserting IN lieu thereof the
- "" 'ns motion debate arose, which occuDed tho
""So 'I 'our ococf bot which we do not think !, ne
..SSHIy 70 report particularly iDasnuch as the ,,biect h
ess;ua ''''''e we P'esent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

we nave J'i received. ny sxr,.sa, the Paris y7re~- a.
N'""y' Hi one dated seserl7 CUR c re F,y,,,r
i"ey 1n'''''r ''e Intelligence " envoy frl, the
Hey "' Ayers having arrived Toulou with full ,o.y.r
~ "fai Tor Pr'c+ Hay,mjs Thought shat peace has beer,
ircady coucjodrd. Tie military prcysra,,ng At aI,r
s'"es ana i""on have accordingly been suspended aud
fHr biruG ofvcssele stopped.
INC az story o. an "nilire h1Y;r tee1 offered 10 m,
Creeks T they viii su,r. Is rona,-rd eyr ,i,is s.
has brru made before. aud r-i-creH.
he "T0va! Of Some Asiac troops a; C ,rs'4c.,a J..
$50 g" nave lei a. > !,- cy.ss. .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

The rej5ung Sultan NIahmoud II. was born in i7G5;
descends i'll direct line from Osnlan !. onnfe Of the
dynasty; aud Is Of the eighteenth generation the
thirteenth sovereign OF the that
Turks, and has for his sole heir Prince l;aud, who
was born in 1915 OF these thirty Suitans died
prisoner IN forcis land, iei acid of battle
aud niue were tssasnated By their aud rebels
ne present Sultan is extremely mai who orders
and directs every thin, himself.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

"Asu:SGToN, May So ,n,,c, IF 80 ,.,
."P''" ~ the House Of representatives. ye>s,dar nv
o"sS "h'cn mad priority business before Commit
" '"' 'h'i' that no opportunity occurred To- Mi
"s'Fe""y To notice. until the usia hour Of ad,u,e,,
"a" ""''o 4" 90 into Committee iiItt subject wa
l'S ~ me u.e OF alj"umhen and viii or the sun
nnishe" business OF to-day. "
senate the bill for revision Of the tariff of do ties
, t'S Was Under close consideration all duy, and
'''V'u' Important votes taken upon it's details.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

Dc House 81 Representatives yesterday fixed Or,
ire <o.n n' Tor tl,e day of adjournment, by 'n,;o;
u, - 10 l. he senate did rot On tie resn-
'hat BODY shall have disposed of the Tarla:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
~ SENATE -alora;v, Ei.v

ar yer presented the memorial Of i;c Merchant
'otS OF h'chEon", PRAY ing additional duties O., tic
importation OF ready made clothing, Referred
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

The Governor !. =. caro- DIsrElAs.
"Ecinn, Feb g.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
SPANISH JEALOUSY.

The following tragical and interesting sto-
ry is giyenln French paper, under the
date of Bayone, March II.
''B. Scveretd, aged CT, a Iaudholdcr,
reported to be in opulcnt circumstances,
was married about SIX years ago to a beau
uful young person, then only l6 years Of
age. Every thing indicated that they were
living on the most happy terms. They had
but one child, born during the lst. year of
wedlock.
In November last, an elderly lady, from
ST. Jean de Luz, took an apartment for
her son, who was in i'll health, at Sever
etti's farm house. lie had been educated
at Paris, was highly accomplished. and
his person very handsome, but his morals
were not of the most rigid kind, audit was
apparent that his indisposition had been
occasioned by dissipation. lie soon be-
came on friendly terms with Severc.ti and
his wife; but as 1t may be ceniectured, he
gave a preference 10 the latter, in conse-
quonce other kind and soft manners 81 also
for the repeated attentions which he was re-
ceymg at her hands.
"Ihe husband was occasionally Obliged
TO absent himself for two or three days to-
geiher. on business; upon which occasion.
at least, latterly his daughter, about five
years old, was IN the custom Of sleeping
with the stranger who was now nearly re-
covered, and ofwhom she was as fond as of
her own father. Whether Soyeretn was
naturally Ola Jealous disposition, or his sus.
plcions bad been aroused by lntlmations
thrown out by one ofhis iiicuds who lived
LAC ~ Jago. village about mile from the
farm house, has notvct been ,s lively as.
cor'mncd Certain Il Is, that Tor the last
month he had testified a reserved behaviour
tohs wife. Nw,th which She had tlcouonilv
rcproachcj hm.
"ltwas c,ijeattothe STRANGER, that tho
dte'o' passion vas raging IN SoyerNa's
etessa and as h,a health might now bo ~.
ea'aelthed he had determined 10 leave tine
'''hl heuee IA iew DAYS, aNd with ,hls
resolution he acquainted ihe Mmih Sew
eieW eNhNsseJ hw seuow, and nfoSsel
hm 'eieMa'n a, least latO tow Aa,s longee.
es he wan Obliged % dissent h.msplf hF
sen'eNNel ana he would be- serr haa6l,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

cd, hot to NEE. with him on =.
The young man readily compiled NJ, ~.
wish, and Severetti set out on his -.
But, instead of proceeding totbe MN! ~.
mentioned he remained concealed ~
neighborhood of his house; and wb.
thought that all the inmates were rs,-,
rest: he gently let himself in throncS
door that looks into the garden, and vl
he must have been surprised atno,snS
locked. This was about nine 90
half an hour previous to this, his WIFI
rome to the cottage of one ofthe lab,.-
only few hundred yards of, to WIS.,,
administer assistance to a poor w,,
who was dangerously i'll; she hadr~
returned when her husband arrived "
ITO his bed chamber, as 1t may b.
posed, he instantly proceeded; and 6,5..
that his wife was absent, he became r
tic with rage; he ran to the kitchen, sD,]
ed I'D a knife, and rushing into the cl,-
Der of the young stranger, he flew to ]
bed. There was light sufficlonttoper.~
that two were sleeping in the bed; hen
ed one hand, and with the other pulln,
way the clothes he plunged the nstur..
of death into the bosom ofhiS infantdm5
ter. who was fast asleep by the side Of
young stranger; he was about to repea,
blow. which also must have proved \.
to his guest, when he heared the yois
his wife. who had just entered lo,,
room, calling out for assistance, as he +
borer's wife, she exclaimed, was then y
piring.
'sI'he wretched Seyeretti now disco...
ed that he had murdered his own daugtt.
when, turning the fatal weapon agans
breast, he stabbed himself to the heart, ~
instantly expired"