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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
district Of C0AuMbia,
alexandria County, 81


NOVEMBER TERM, 1877.
The Mechanics Bank If Alexandra,
COmpRs.
James Kirk administrator Of John Nc. Pin ChanesF
Namara, decd Sally Mcnamara,
Henry L. McNanars and Luther
Chamberlain DsfrsJ
ylSHE defendants James Kirk, Adm'or. OF John Nt'
L Namara deceased, Sally Mcnamara, and hetg
H. Mcnamara, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the Statute and the fl
of this Court and it appearing to the satisfaction Of s
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said defendants
James Kirk, Administrator of John Mcnamara, decd
SALLY Mcnamara and Henry l.. McNamara, are notlh,
'habitants Of the District Of Columbia, on motion
the Complanants by their Counsel, it is ordered that
the said absent defendants. James Kirk, Admror o.
John MCNAMARA deceased, Sally McNamara, sna
Henry l.. Mcnamara, 60 appear here on the NV
day Of next April term, and enter their apPeh,
ance this suit and give security for performing s
DEGREES of the Court, and that the other defend'"
Luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, convey A"
Isecrete the debts by him owing TO, or the estAe@
effects in his hands, belonging to the said absent de
PENDANTS, until the further order of this Court, aa
that copy of this order be forthwith published '''
two months suce essiyely in one of the public News
papers printed in the own Of Alexandria and That
COPY be also posted at the front door Of the CoaH
House ofsad County, Test,
Jan 50 EOH LEEI 4 y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
Collectors Sale

w bidder, on Saturday, the 29h day Of March, 1923,
at the Office of the Clerk OF the Corporatioo OF
Georg etown all that part Of Lot No 70 in Realty and
Hawkins addition to Georgetown, fronting "a feet on
the north side Of Frststreet, assessed to eodore
Krouzs heirs (the assessed value of which cannot be
scertained) and will be sold to satisfy the Corpora
ton of Georgetown, ID. G.. for foot way paving tax
of S54 25 levied on the in 1927 with costs and
charges. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Terms Cash. JOHN HOFFMAN, Collector
Georseto,vn Jrauary "a, l823-law&29M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
Collectors Sale.

TWILL be exposed to public sale, TO the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the 22d day of March 1923,
at the office of the Clerk ofthe Corporation OF George
town. all that part Of lot, No. "a, in Old Georgetown
fronting Iii feet more Or LESSON High street, which
together with SO feet Water street, is assessed 3,
$2000,-to Stephen Vests heirs, and will be sold to
satisfy the Corporation of Georgetown, ID. c. for a
balance of foot way paving tax of $40 SO, with cost:
and charges Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Terms cash.
dec 29-lawl2w JOHN HOLTZMAN, Collector
Georretown d. O.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
Collectors Sale.

WILL be exposed to public sale, to the highest
w bidder on Saturday The 18th day of March 1928,
at the office of the Clerk of the Corporation OF George
town, all that part of Lot No 90, in Old Georgetown
fronting 90 feet on the north side of Prospect street,
which with the part of the said lot the south side IS
assessed to s300S, to Marsham -Warng TO satisfy a
front foot tax OF $50 levied on the same for the
year 1927 with costs and charges. Sale TO commence
at 10 O'CLOCK, \. Terms cash.
dec 22--law;s JOHN HOLTZMAN, collector.
Georgetown, d. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
Yo Nent,

s-a The three story brick Store on on rs h.'S
@41 n three doors above the corner OF az r,S
N35 ton street, lately occupied ~ Nj 70,
Smylh. Its situation IS goo" oooJ
any kind Of business. The rent will be low ~ @
tenant -" %
July 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
For Rent,

-. Alsrge we'll situated Store, with al Tx, ~
5TfA len, dry cellar attached to it. II IS bn,
40 bly, we'll calculated. for the Dry 1'o' - re-
H moss, and tenant in that line wou.s
ceive the preference. The rent will be m1dsAs
oct 30 Sco' wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
TO Rent,

49,. The House lately occupied by JOSH
FfTsSs Cooper, on Ramsay wharf; the ''snd - d;
tss., ~ any in town for small business az
SE calculated to accommodate snah'S'
Dorterms, which will be- tnoderate,apPnW 70.
oct 25 II. i. hmo~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
Daniel Bussard,

\ Do.
William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
George RiFel,
William Davidson,
Di,to.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard Gilpin,
B, njamin NIshornsy,
Ditto.
Do. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas I Mudds,
Trustee
Ditto
Duo
John Randall,
Thomas Lee, OF Bait.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & IL. WILSON,
No. S. West High Street. Wilmington.

No. S, West High Street, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of ca
ware for the sale OF 0dGge'S CheracGi Balm Of Co.
an5!a which is extracted nom found in the @'lds Of
America. The Balm is improved in COLOR strength and
perfume, and It's grand capillary virtues are as follows
One bottle price 50 prevents the ha from falling
Oft in 4S hours from It's first application.
growth of whskers in few weeks bottle p'ice IS
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling o but like
wise in three weeks growth to appear; and
at ST. gives in general good head OF hair to young
person
the hair from turning gray and makes il curl
beautifully look bright and gloss, and in few applca
tons frees It from and entirely head
aches.
Copies CT certificates will be shown by the vendors from
gentlemen who, after being bald number OF years, have
received growth OF hair.
The signcIs characters supported by His Britannia
Maiesys Consul, rhiladcPha, who thereto has prehxed
his zeal and the royal OF Great an Also the Masa
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who personal
y acquainted with the sgners, have certified 10 their hie
respecabty, and have .ikeNise preiNea their -eas.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
Ihe Dela,pure Fire Insurance Compuay,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature q, the state y, he
4 AWARE With capital If one hundred thousauN do!a.,
The President and Directors are nov receiving app
tions for Insurance. at their Office No 81, ShPey
hstacen Front and Second aCaust Loss h.. Fire
ey2sy lescnp' Of Buildings il general Merchandise
Ships Port, a.l their Cstgoes; iosehuuld Furniture
and other personal property also ains loss damage
BY inland tranpor alton Of goods, wares, chandsc and
country prndnce.
FERNS OF insurance viii be as favorable any OF The
Companies in the Cites vt Philadelphia New-Yotk.-
Parties assured, may pose the fullest confidence the
scGlty Of lis capital and that al osses vii 80 promptly
adjusted by the company
joan MooBy IS .,ent 90 sayycy property ODE insured,
io' NE and vicinity u AewCastlc IA place Of q u.
NL.hey declined.
LeTi H EvAsSis Age % survey property TO be nsI-
red for the town aud vicinity of Elklon.
lonN CLOAK is 5ent ID srYcy property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity OF Smt rna
JosEPm JosEs " Agent property to he insured
Tor tile town OF Wes.Choster aud vicinity!
D,rcc!ers
Iohn Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Bay, VIM Chandler,
David G Wilson, Jos, III Grubh
joseph e. Gilpn, kober Pnr'cr.
WM. SEAL, President.
D. Bynyrs. Secretary.
April 10 1926 43-
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
DIR. JEWETT'S
IMPROVED VEGETABLE OR GERMAN
SPECIFIC.

FEvHESE IMPROVED PILLS are an eifectual remedy
for dysebSu. ndees1on, janndce, he0d-achc, he6f
burn ssck1ss at The stomach dct fsiniess loss Of ae
c Gdsuence, conferences, p,es uedkness II Me bs h-x,
ness oubton Of The heart, sloao bilious vey etor, and all
those very affective complaints Connected with difficulty 81
the digestive organs, aud arrangement IN tie functions y ne
Euei
Certificate Of Dir. BaumRn.
The tolo4,ng is u certificate fan DR. C. z Ranmfn, a
graduate IN medicine, al he Unpe,ay Of Eoet,ngen no'v
a practit,oner Of hieh ceie6fiy, IN Cambridge, Mass
The subscriber has tested the effects OF Jewets I'm
proved Vegetable Pills several severe cases OF disease
Of the Liver and digestive organs and the result has con-
vnced him that they are emnerty calculated 10 sulsetVe
the purpose for which they designed Considering
altogether superior those articles commonly oer-
ed for similar complaints would cheeiiuy add my testl
mony in favor OF 50 valuable medicine.
(signed) CHARLES FREDERICK BAUMIlN. MD
NJ L In the abuve recomme ndaon particularly refer
to those Pills inclosed in blue wrapper, and sEhed Oh
yellow label II. PApmtcy.
G. f. BAUMLiN, NJ ID.
Cambridge, Sept IS, 1897.
Cernfcate Of III. a. s. G;yenrile
Having the satisfactory Evidence ut the med cal
qualities, and highly sal'tary operation OF JEWEL . ~
lro,ed Vegetable PNs. (prepared by H. PSaley) ~ cae'
If indigestion dyspepsia Janndce, disease ct the ve
&c | would confidently recommend Their use to t'o't
who may be afflicted with the above Class OF complaints, as
Az nvaiuabIe remedy. (signed)
Cambidgeport, Sept l6, 1877
| The above Valuable Pills. are for sale at ~
min.ton, by Il. b. Vanghm, No "A. Marke
strect,) Jos. Brinshurst s. Margaret Johnson
/ May 80. 1928 81
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30

The following certificate gives he history Of the intro.
dur ION Of Tie panacea Philadelphia Ams House
lnhrmaiv Those who read At, will be vnced that the
proprietor has feared the investigation of the ply
Clans ur eudcay0rcd administer the medicine in
also evinces The PR udces Of the iaculy-those ah
were so anxious oginally exclude the medicine from
this institution, would negec, opportunity Of egpe.iny
i, after II had be en- introduced
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
Anril is, 1925.

DErLRNS hs sincere thanks for the pa ronar-r aI r,et
4 q t. the hate firm OF MNgAL & Son and in assn, c
H. business inds dua, would foim his friends and tn,
pabc tha, he intends deyoting his atction more pa,
tcua'y work lie a'ters himself that from h,>
know ledge AID experience in the BUSINESS he will be able
10 giye general Sal lstaciion.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Wilmington and It's scin
y, informed tla The work will be conducted unler In,
immediate ltspectoi, by choice kmen, Of the bes, ma
teials, and according to the latest fashions
Tie has hand n'encis keeping large and compe,e
assortment at Ladie Black and Fancy Coiured lasting
B and Shes; Morocco do; Ca, Cnrtla,an and Sea
Skin d. Mems Fine Boots, Shoes and Pumps; Coarse
Nate Proof Boots, Monroes and Siines. Also, a genera
assnltmen, of Leatier and Hitr TRUNKS
Shoenakers would find alya ,iacep,,s TO sunni,
themselves with stis and trmui,g from extensive as
sortm-rt. JAMES M'SEA.
Wilnnnc'nn Nav - 1928 "a en-
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
WANTED IMAiEDiATEhY,
so Stone NHasons,

rryo worl, a, drv val in tie Cacsab,ahe q pec7yare
u ianai, at summit rl5e; 20 whom LIBERAL wages
IN h. c,,rp Army 10 aAS. Z; A. ROBINSON,
March * 1903 1S--lf At Summit liridgr
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
CHARLES SAUNDERS

Ne ESpEC FULLY informs his friends ard the pnllc
that he has returned this Eor"ngh. and Aa' he has
. mmenced tie PAINTING, GLAZING AND PAPER
ii Angling in all branches, and hopes, hvs rc'
attention 10 business merit share OF public patronage
Ju> 3 1898 H9-u
n Ii. Wanted as apprentice, 10y from Is 70 II
years of age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
ClIh AP BOOKS
IND STATIONERY, az 40 90. Murhe.

Ind STATIUNERX,W no 90, Murketu bo,,.
.lfcssrs Iarhin and Lam6orn's Grocery Stores '''eH
SCOTT begs leave to state his friends and ,hs -,
% he, 'ha' he has made such arrangements with Grs
and other cheap booksellers il Pnladephia a. ~ 'gs
him to oppose of Srhooi ami other Bosks together w
gene raj assortment OF STATIONERY at The tonnes, p,a
dhia prices, either at Wholesale TAIL IL a
II such arrangement Merchants ard 1eachrs from boh
,ou and country, would find it much t., their adv,
cali and purchase, HIS rery reduced Prices will coS
pleey preclude the necessity Of their gong TO lie cn
for any article in his line Of business the score Of chou
nesss
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
PARCHMENT.

a. x w. WILSON, No. s. Yves iIgh street, fave lust re.
ce'yed large lo p Parchment Of very superior ualy
for srumens OF Writing II will be sold low ard ia
RAJ / count made 10 VIII lie ,le purchasers
I|sdansigy, .4Gg. II, 1ss3
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
REMOVAL.
A. g. III. Wilson
HAVE REMOVED THEIR

Book Store and Circulating Library
10 No. S, Hest High ST. south side Of The Upper huhei,
4th FROM raE CORNER or MARKET srnrEr,
YEyEY their thanks for the liberal share Of custom
4 they have received, and will be grateful for con,lnu
ance Of the favors Of the public
They offer for SALE The -sauced prices general
Of School Books and Stationery, and variety
OF Fancy Articles.
HLanh Books Ruied and Bound to any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books; Legers Cpherpg Copy
Memorandum and Pass Books; Writing and Letter Paper
Eeut Lined do; Cardels and Comlys Gamu,ars; Comfy
Spelling Books Parchment Bonnet Board Band5ox
Board Prayer books of the Catholic and Episcopal Church.
es Methodist and Baptist Hymn books; Catechsms o the
various Churches Slaes Ink powder; Gold and Silver
Paper, Embossed and Fancy pareis &c
variety OF books in different departments OF Ltera
ture which will be sold for less than half the pubica
finn
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
Canal Packet Boat,
LADY CLINTON.

FIVE Sbscbers tender their respects the public and
H. iniolm them that they hsye procured AMI fitted up
it, handsome style, Cana Packet Bua which ,ley design
ruhrag l"s ensuing seas,n, to and from Delaware CIV,
81 Georges and summit Bridge Or Deep Gu, the
Chesapeake a9d DelA"are Canal fri tic accommodation
Of vsi'ngs and others
iiS boat viii run N connection wih the saien Steam
2 Va f,sex- leaving Summit brdge and S, Georges D.
'n"Gday Wednesday aud Ffias mornings, at Geyen and
eight O'Clock, and arrive "a, Dea@are CT y, at o'clock
"err passenger, take The Steam Boat Immediately
tor PhAGe i,,--ad ~ uesda, ihrr,Gay aud Sanmlat
atier ;ons ,pun he arrival Ut the Steam iioat fem rh;ia
c'l2h9, WI leave Delaware Cny, Tor St Georges ana
Summit Bridge.
Passage from Delaware CITY, 70 s. George, 9, cts
from do. Summit Bidge, 50
Returning, ssine piice,
H. HUGG, Philadelphia
7. MULFOHD, Georges
April Is 1925. TT
HE at will oe always IL readiness "a accaa.mo
Gate parties, tior cInc&, Monday "Wednesday al,
ay mornings, 10 two O'clock, Iues,,g, 1hnr,,ia
~ Saturday al erhouns; ard t!p.s viii meet an
Steam 1t hat usy alrve al N~ias are Lii,.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
NOTICE,

wing called feqoe oialn oil the iaxables OF
Christina hundred, without the desired result beg
tave 70 lniorn ak that such visits neither aEreeahc
profitable u me and hat for The convenience, Of those
who are desfous OF paying their 'ases Il, as my ow
considerations, point Wednesdays and S.tnls, to ne.
celvc them AZ the Inn Of James Pun,i,, w lmng,l
II must be evident to every cHec,ing candid mind thai
he demands agains the collector. winch are perod1ca
and inperious. csunot be promptly met WITHOUT punc,u
ay on the part Of his taXahes And for he further con
venience, have authorised Mr. Pumly to give rect M
my absence. AAtiON JUSTICE
Collector Of Chxlstiana ha,tyed
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
.lf3DDL EVOIV.r .iC.lDE.NY.

ya~lIS semnaly will open for the Winter oc,'."
y first ,nday in October, uncef the snpei'h'e''A'
the Rev Jusrpu WIIsuN. .,tr aic
lie branches taught arc ReadinS W'ie'"b'
Mathera., les and The LATIN and Greek La gnages ,
Pupils from distance will be admitted w''"o
uon As Ia thcir attainInenis. - in res.
Good boarding NAY be had Of the Prncra' "
pee able families ~ the Village, ON feason'o'e -g-g
-tf1 embrr 10 1928 .----
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

GJ-ExAMINATIoN.--W have occupied an
unusual space OF our paper Of to-day, with
the report Of the examination Of witnesses,
summoned by committee, appointed by Con-
grsss, with powers 10 send for persons and pa
pers. The oxamina alton, will not only be found
interesting by those who engaged in tho
pursuit to which it relates, but by the general
reader. A perusal Of il, will satisfy every one,
that vigorous effort is to be made by the OPP
pssite party, TO PROSTATE American Manufac-
turos. Throughout the whole course OF the ex-
animation, il has been apparent, that no effort
has bocn wanting on the part oftho opposition,
to PROSTATE the American System, and to es-
tablish on its ruins, systom Of mpoiicy,
which must provo destructive to tho nation.
To make room for this important and interest
ing document, we have been compelled to omit
several prepared articles, which must plead an
apology for any apparent want of originality in
this days paper.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

"CHURcH AND SrATK.-Tbo R1oHr
REVEREND Bishop HOBART, Of the City Of
NswYork, has addressed letter to the Mayor
Of that city, which has been published, and
which must forever render him dear to all who
are opposed to an union of Church and State,
and to all who are in favor of universal relig-
ious suffrage The letter was elected by the
Mayor, who requested the reverend clergy to
notice, in an appropriate and solemn manner
in their respective churches, the deep bereave-
men' sustained by our common country, by tho
death Of the Chief Ma ajestrato Of the State Of
N. York, and their fcow-clizen, De Witt Clin-
ton. The request, the venerable Bishop declin-
ed complying with, and in objection remarked
"The prostitution Of religion TO the purposes
Of secular policy has produced tho great est mis-
chiefs; and conceive that The studous separ-
alton Of The church from the state, which char
acteizes our republican constitutions. is design
ed TO prevent religion and its ministers from
being made subservent to the vews Of those
who, from time 10 time may administer public
affairs. But If tho civil or municipal authority
may desire the clergy " TO notice, in appropri-
ate manner" the death of the chief ma gistrate
OF a state, the request may be extended 10
every distinguished citizen who has filled
public office; and thus the minstrations of the
clergy may I've made to advance the influence
Of political men and political measures IN evil
from which, in tho old world, the most un.ap-
py effects have resulted, and against which, in
this conntry, we should most sedulousy guard
Tho character Of tho individual, too, whose
memory is to receive these high religious hon.
ours, may not render him worthy Of this sa cred
distinction, or in seasons Of great political cx-
citement, he may be as obnoxious TO one por-
tion of the community as he is the idol Of anoth-
er; and thus the clergy, who should be devoted
to the exercise of their spiritual functions, may
be drawn into the ranks Of party, and suffer in
its rude conflicts In almost every case, from
the varying opinions Of the relative merits Of
public men, tAe ministers Of religion, in the
capacity Of eulogists, may as much fall short
Of the ardent expectations Of some, as they
may exceed the more sober estimate Of Others
There 10 no view Of this matter which does
not, in my judgment, present serious objections
to a compliance with the request Of the Corpo-
ration.
As far 40 my private feelings are concerned,
il would be most grateful TO me to hear my
public testimony to the eminent talents. tho
civil services, and tho private virtues, Of the
lsment.d Chief Magistrate Of the Stato-and,
most certainly, great Difference is due to a ro-
quest Of the finctionaries Of the city in which
I am a minister; but paramount consderat tons
Of duty will prevent my compliance with re-
quest. which, in the principle that il involves,
and in The precedent which it will establish,
appears 10 me Of dangerous tendency, In re-
gard 70 tho spirit Of ow ire constitutions, end
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

Fire at NcD- Orledns.--At ten o'cleek at
night, on the I'd inst. fire broke out in q small
dry goods store next to the Government House ,
on the Levee, and in a few minutes il COM
municated to tho Government House. on the
one side, and to the range of buildings below.
all of which were burned down as far az ST..
Peters street, including the fine large building
corner Of st. Peters street and the Leyee, be-
longing to Madame Castil,on. The losses by
this fire arc immense. Tho principal sufferers
are the State. and Mr.. Pontlevert. The ar
chives of the State, the books and papers Of
the Treasurer's office, and Of both Houses Of
tho Legislature, were mostly saved, but the
New Civil Code and Call OF Practice, except
about 90 copies, were all burned. The City
Library was almost completely destroyed
During the continuance CT the fire the wind
was moderate from the Southwark The ship
ping lay very near, but, owing to the course OF
the wind. they were in perfect safety.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

VIRGINIA letter to the Editors Of the
lntelhgencer, from member ofthe Leg stature
OF ofVrgmIa, ddteda at Richmond. Feb. 10, 1928.
says
Yesterday an effort was made, in the House
OF Delegates, to take up the report of TIE Se--
lect Committee, on Governor GILEs's lete in
temperate message, on the preamble and reso-
luiions Of Georgia and South Carolina, and on
the tariff and internal improvement questionss
when, after an angry and protraded debate
of two or three hours, the question was taken
by ayes and noes, and the consideration of it
refused by vote of ayes II, to noes lI2.
They will make another effort to morrow or
next day. Virginia is on the march, and as
she coolg, she both gathers strength and num-
bers on the side Of truth, Justice, iberality,
and virtue. Our Legislature will adjourn on
Monday next''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

man. snd entitled to her good graces. and ev-
lasting love; but a. for Stone, Charles King.
Walsh, and Parmloe. Of Middlo,own. they
must prepare themselves for literary impae-
ment.
SUMNER LINCOLN FAIRFIELD, after fly
ing from Harper's Ferry, and being advertised
as a poltroon and a vagabond, marched on
towards Philadelphia, and commenced writ
ing for the Atlantic Souvenir. But not behav-
ing like well bred and proper gentleman, he
was suffered to depart, and take up his quar-
tiers where he could find them. Whilst writ
ing for the Souvenir, he was placed on the
free list of the Philadelphia Theatre, but when
he was dismissed, his ticket was stopped. Ne
vsrthsless, he obtruded himself, and imposed
upon the door keepers, which fact being as
cerained. the manager, Mr. Warren, invited
him to depart, but as Mr. Fairfield declined,
the manager compelled him to make flying
exit out of the Theatre, to the no small amuse-
ment and satisfact ction of an nsulted audience
At present he assists Stephen Simpson, in edit
ing the Philadelphia Mercury. Abctter asso-
citation was never formed.
REED, the famous Swnder, and tho actual
pcrFsirator of the act Of swindling, for which
poor Redmond suffered so much, and SO un-
Justly ard cruel!y, has been detected, and is
now at quarantine, in the city Prison, Now
York. He is an old offender, every inch
scoundrel. and will PROBABLY meet the punish
mcnt his vil!any merits.
SNELsoN, the Bank Rotber, has been safe
ly conveyed to Petersburg, and will soon have
his trial. He affects to be insane, and pre-
tends, that hs knows nothing of the Infamous
transactions, which have sealed his fate for
life.