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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04
Losdoun County. Isl Oci. 1923

Among the numerous instances, with which
we are daily favoured, Of the abandonment of
Jackson in support IF the principles Of the pre-
sent wise and able ADMINISTRATION, j, gives us
great pleasure 10 pace the name Of JOSHUA Os-
BURN, Esq. our worthy and intelligent repre-
sentative IN the State Senate. AT the last cleo
ton Mr.. o. was the Jackson candidate for FL
ector in this District Satisfied with the mea-
sures Of Government, he sees no reason for
Withholding his support, and aocords It from
sense Of duty 10 his country.
Leesburg Washingtonian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04

ton, and The Masquerade Objections, few ike
wise of which are here alluded 10, existing
against his rival.
Thus, fellow citizens, we have attempted
very briefly and imperE:: to explain the mo-
lives, which have Influenced our decision upon
he subject Of the approaching election. Con-
hdeDliy trusting, tina, your opinions coincide
with the sentiments here ayowed, we cannot
withhold the expression Of The hope, that, on
the first Monday in November, you will repair
to the polls. and by your votes and your exam
pie, demonstrate your love Of civil liberty and
civil supremacy, over military mierule, and
civil incapaoily. 10 these remarks, we have
been solely guided by aregard for what we es-
TEEN the public good; and have uttered nothing,
either Of faci or opinion, which we do not
know, or consc cautiously believe 10 be true.
RICH. H. HENDERSON,
CUTHBERT LOWELL,
JOHN JANNEY,
BURR w. HARRISON,
JAMES MclLHANY.
Loudoun County. Isl Oct. 1923
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04

A MisER.-A letter from Oldham saws. Ga
shor: time ago person died at Farnhsm; ,am-
ed Mills, OF extraordinary disposition & strange
habItudes. He suffered his beard TO grow for
some years, till il bad assumed a palriarckal
length. and, it is said, seldom applied SOAP to
cleanse his face withal 1t was known he was
possessed OF some money perhaps I,5ooL; for
he denied himself many of the necessaries, and
all the Inquiries Of life. He had two sons. bu,
they we're brought up and educated in a very
humble way, 4 were pot to tratse, a consider.
able distance from the inhospirable home of
their father. AS might be expected, on the old
mans death, considerable curiosity was mani
tested to ascertain how much cash he had &C
cumulatcd, and those Immediately interested
were not a little surprised by learning OF ap-
plIcation Attn Bank, that instead Of I,oooi. or
,5ooL he had safely lodged there as many
thousands! This agreeable fact stimulated
further inquiry, and i was more than suspected
from his close mode Of living at home, that
possibly few odd guineas or sovereiens NIGH,
be lett there, as well as in the Bank. Accord
lngiy rummage was Instituted, and clue be.
ing had, The cellar was searched, where snuelx
concealed in a corDer, WIRE found about Ten
thou land pounds.-As much success had at.
Tended the parties below stairs, il was tboupbt
prudent to sdopt similar process in the un.
per apartments. They were not disanpoin,ed ,
Gold coin was found in various places-even in
ga cups and pill boxes, and the total proceeds
II The search rewarded them with near 9 DOOR
London Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04
Patriotic Investment Of Capital.-Col

Patriotic Investment Of Capital.-Col.
Amos Binney Of this city has lately invested
considerable sums of money in enterprises,
which, if suecessful, will deveIope the treasures
Of our country aid become abundan, sources of
employment. and profit. We refer to his ope.
ra,ions in exploring the coal mine at Worces,
ter in this state, copper mine in Vermont, s.
the recent org ,nizatIon Of company 10 work
the lead mine in Eaton, n. II. in which Col.
Bnney is not only an efficient, energetic direc-
tor, hut large capitalist. There IS much pa.
rrotism in these exertions TO explore and bring
into general use the hidden treasures of the
earth, wben the uncertainty Of success is con.
sicereo and the great loss which attends fa-
lure. The man who is The first mover in ma
ny OF these mining establishments and connect.
ed with nearly oil now in operation in the coun,
~, as he deserves, should receive the aid, the
good wishes and applause Of his fellow CHI.
zens. Boston Palladium
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04
John II. Peasants, Esq.

lie Courier des Flats Uni., Of New York,
states that an experiment has been made ct
Vincennes,with the steam cannon, purchased BY
the French government OF Mr.. Perkins, and
that the machine, though very ingenious, did
not in any respect answer the purpose. us
great weight, 10000 lbs renders the use Of it
very difficult, and besides, it carries ball only
half the distance which it would 90 if impelled
by gunpowder.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04

We recommend The attentive 2erus,I y, =,
temperate and able Address OF III. r,.,
Comminee. not only TO the voters Off ,.s
but 10 the people OF Virginia generally
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04
Leesburg Washingtonian

By the following notice il will be seen thai
Bishop Chase Of Ohio, after hrs unwt led and
persevering exerions to establish his COLI &c il
Ohio, is reduced to the necessity Of sacrificing
his own property, to carry his purposes into eff
feet. We hope his friends will save him from
the misfortune of parting with his home, BY
contributing the sum necessary for his present
wants on behalf Of the institution.
Bishop Chase, Of Ohio, under pressure Of
very great difficulty, in rearing tie walls, and
putting under cover, the centre building ofKen.
yon College, this fall, is obliged, for want o
means to pay the workmen, to sell his Farm s
Dwelling Houses. la'ely his residence, nea,
Worthington, IN Franklin County. If immedi.
ately disposed of, so as to give him timely re.
lief, he will sell for sum much less than the
property is worth.
Tie Farm consists of so acres Of good land
about 70 Of which are under cultivation There
are on il, two good Houses, large Barn, and
other convenient buildings.
But that which renders i. peculiarly desira.
bic 10 man Of taste, is the beautiful shrubber nv
covered with Craze Vines, which completely
embosom the Mansion House; ard three quite
extensive Orchards, now in tuIl bearing, Of the
most delicious and well assorted fruit. 3ishop
Chase will sell the whole for three thousand
dollars.
GamoIer, ION September,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-04
IamoIer, ION September, 1920.

An Episcopal correspondent of the Daily AID.
vertiser, proposes thai six hundred individuals
shall pay FIVE dollars each to raise the sum ne>
eessary for completing Kenyon College in the
State Of Ohio. Surely there ought TO be feel
ing and librrali'y enough in The community. to
prevent the devoted and good old man from
making such sacrifice to his favorite project,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

replies "a soms qusstI0ps put 10y Fanny,
and tho i0c0hcreDcO Of sODetbtDg sis
attempted " ssy 10 recommendation OF
truth and csDdour, IeN q very u~nfsvors-
bio impression of her On tho mind 0f
George Audlcy. Fanny, who well vD-
dersiOod tho purpon Of what tho p0Dr
girl would have said, felt no increase 0f
NDdnoss towards her for her uDnskcd nd
vice; and coDirivod, In m aiicr meeting
with bor lover, 10 reduce her, by q lew
nftful instructions, still lower IN bis esti-
nation.
when they retired 10 rest on Tho evo.
DiDg,ibo events Of which hnd Wsdo known
10 MDry tho stnio Of her heart, n
long conversation took place between tho
cousins, which nj last terminated 10 the
satisfaction ofDciihcr. WIZ tho warmth
and oarpesibess Of u true attachment,
M0ry e0deny0rod tO convince her mis-.
guided relation Of Tho improperly md
oven criWinuIiiy oi her d,singcDuousboss,
~ first ogniyocaliDg, and niferw nrds VI
lcring Inlsohood., IN Ordorto hide Tho de-.
feel IL Ior ,isipL Tho occusod defend.
20 herself on the ground that The frat oh
jeci she was called upon 10 admire wns
scnrcoly beyond her sight, for she could
dinly perceive il, md size WINS willing 10
plcnsc her visitor by eoncurriDg 10 his
opiDioD that bg,iDg told IN innocent rhhe
.fb, ~ - instance, sbo could moi reirnc,;
aud was thus lid gradually on, from
cqniyocoI cOOru1cnccto his remarks, 10
The uicrancc Of decided umumb. She
rcinl,aicd tho rcpronch Of her cousin;
charged bor with having anonymously
~rDdooyOfcd 10 expose her, aud implied
Tint Jealousy was the incentive by which
she was nc,uaicd This Inst insiDuuiIoD
closed Tho lips Of Mary, aud the Two
cousins, di-plcnsed with each Other, aud
ono of them unhappy from another cause,
ondoayorod 10 GOd consolation In slcep.
farmAiNDEN IN oUR rgKT1
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12

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