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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-14
Odd and Even system.

The nerf Maryland Siate Lottery,
(No. = for 1929 will be drawn in the City of BaIti.
more, on Wednesday, the Goth august, which will
permit distant adventures to forward their orders in
time.
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARE:
TEN THO USAND DOLLARS,
81, 000-S1 900. &c &c the whole payable in CASH.
The scheme is arranged on the Odd and Even System,
by which the holder OF two tickets shares will
be certain Of obtaining at least One Prize, and may
orac 7YREE!
Whole Tickets 81; Halves 2; Quarters 1; Eighths
so cents.
veyance, enclosing the cash or prizes, will meet the
prompt and punctual attention if on personal
application. Address to
J.L COHEN, Jr. K BROTHERS,
July I5-2awtl8A Baltimore.
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Found.

SMALL sum of MONEY was picked up on King
street by a black boy on Thursday last, which the
owner may have by proving and paving the cost of
this advertisement Apply at this Office
aug Ia ST
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Carriages at Auction,

Marriages AT sluctlOA,
an TUESDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. at o'clock,
Up. NJ. before the Auction store, shall sell
coachee, suitable for private family or hack and
light carriages for one horse,
All quite new, finished in neat and comfortable style
with Harness complete, and made by Mr. Frazier Of
this vicinity.
Terms =, 4, and months for approved endorsed ne
gotiable notes. GEO. JOHNSON,
aug Ia Auct.
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AUCTIONS.
Soap Works for Sale.

WILL be sold on Tuesday neat, at - o'clock on the
w premises, the Soap Kettle, .7,h Stands, Cart,
&c including all the apparatus, necessary 70, Soap
Boiling Establishment, formerly the property of the
late Mrs. Resslcr.
aug Ia GEO JOHNSON, Auc'r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-14

NIslcaII7s ma, -
iari,y l74S
In addition 10 this Me,cal's majority is swell
led In Madison 500
B,aoken 100
Fleming so
Which gives him majority over his oppo'
nent Of 2,2lS
ne same gentleman has seen private letters
which corroborate the above statement and ex-
press confidently that MrtoaAe will succeed
throughout he state by d majority of about
wv woes. For ourselves Ne have no doubt his
majority will be much greater.
~, ne returns from these two countries were to
''0''oek on the election day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-14

First Dstrict--White, (Adsms) 1880. Livingston,
(JaC kson; ii71.
second discretionary, (Adams) l1S6. Ssun.
ders, tJackronl 1882.
Third Di,,rict-Over,on, jackson 1869. Brent
[hdams} 800
The parishes of washita, Claiborne, AID Concordia,
in the Sd District, had not been heard from 1t twas
supposed that Brent would have majority in all three
Our Philadelphia correspondent, however,
states positively, that Mr.. Brent has lost his
election This is very probable. Mr.. Brent
resides in Maryland, and has not been in Lousi>
ana in a number Of years. The same cause is
SAID to have operated against Mr.. Livingston.
But this makes no difference in The grand result.
The whole state election has gone for the ac-
mini .tra,ion by a vote Of about two 10 one.
" Y. Commercial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-14

LouIsIASNA ELEcTIoN.-New Orleans papers
o? he 18th July, give the following returns Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

on one oil the sofas between the mar bic eoIrn,
at The back Of your seat, Mr.. Stevens" a VIZ
preached us, and with some apparent ,sper
ness, introduced the question Of who was !.
next Speaker. He informed US that The n W Os
OF Louis M'Lane had been mentioned f., ". ,h..
Office, and expressed his mos, decided dsse ,a'
remarking tina, he did not think i, possibIs ~,
an avowed Federalist TO succeed in an a,rem ~,
to till that Chair, aid thereby become III. hs r.
Of Republi' an House Of Representatives "
Af'er Mr.. Stevenson left US, l recollec, nv p.
marking TO the other gen,Ieme tina, ,bon. vs.
il little unkind in Mr.. Stevenson 10 sneak !,
that way about Mr.. M'I.ane--tha, il had M ~
been long since Ahe Representatives from IN, ~.
slave-holding States were very open in ,h.;.
expressions Of appreciation Of Mr.. Mia.
course in relation TO the Missouri question :
then learned, however, that Mr.. Stevenson w..
looking up to the Chair himself. Thi, cos
versalion Of Mr.. Stevenson | believe msn
toned soon afterwards to several Of nv
friends"
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Thomas King,
.ER GIANT TAILOR

King street, 5ef,ceen the F,anka House ana ons
VlAKES this method of returning his s'nce'' s.. rs
i to his friends and the public in genera; 6apt
favors, and continues to solicit the same ,1r ,:G0
He has Just received fresh supply Of fILE b.
He win be able to supply al orders m DIS ~. ,.,.sp
sness at the shortest notice. and on the mos IND,
BILE terms for cash. He has on hand Az ..I n q,
READY MADE CLOTHING--eoats, P'n aiaes IA,
vests; cravats, stifners and fashionable eol.
and plain shirts; general assortment o. hand
gloves, socks and stockings. lie has on " DIV,
assortment Of fashionable ctoths-blue, on. bIe
drab and steel mixed do; also casslme s, If al.
black and fancy coIo-s, and good ,ins, and
NETS: handsome assortment Of vesngs;
swansdown veIvets and silks; also, COCO
of bang up and hunters cords handsome an y
of Tartan plaids and blue and brown ea'nD' h,rd,cn
sortment Of flanneis Of different colors; ,",sd ~
assortment of fashionable buttons; giH' pn",Iemess
steel, and large white pearl buttons, foI SooJ ,s
coats. and fashionable black buttons; osh;drepy
ment of calicoes; ladies' mockisons 'n'
gloves. Also general assortment o. orOsES
LADIES & GENTIEMElNS t iI ~ ,or
Orders will be taken, which will be made " IIee,
fashion with neatness and dispatch at sacn him VI,
will be satisfactory to thoscwho may ''''' '
the'r patronage.
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Honorable JOHN SLOANE.
WAsIIlNGToN, Decemb,

WASHINGTON, December, 10th, 1925
DEAR SIR: have received your note of n,
9th. in which you state, that il is your impre,
sion that you communicated 10 me the obxr
walton which you have alIedged MIR Ste,enso,
made to you in December, 1926
Near the end Of the second session Of the 1911
Congress, and think during the debate on b.
resolutions OF Mr.. Saunders, relative 10 prin.
ing Of the laws, you stated 20 me, in the Hall d
the House of Representatives, that, a, the tin.
of The election Of Speaker, in December, lss;
Mr.. Stevenson, Of Virginia, was very anxOu;
for the place, and ,old vow, that, if the frieoti
of the Administration would cleo, him, b.
would supper, the Administration.
] am, very respectfully, yours,
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
Honorable ]. SLOANE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
December OH, 1899

DeceWuer 9tI, 1928
DEAR SIR: In compliance with the rpous.,
contained in your note Of The 9Th, I submit II,
following statement: During the FIRST session n
the 18th Congress, you informed me, thai N,
A. Stevenson had, on the morning Of the 6Ia
Monday Of December, 1925, proposed to yov
that, if The House Of Representatives would tIr,rt
him speaker, he would support the Admins.
tration. The precise time at which you e,v,
me this information, I cannot now recol.e,
but believe il was near the close OF the sessin
Very respectfully, yours,
J. LAWRENCE
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handing

EROM sloop Rising Sun, and for sale e, BY r,
20 boxes sperm candles
10 India barrels Passarete VINE -;
90 boxes mould candles We
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,

December lllh, 1875
DEAR SIR: Your note OF The 10Th instant is
received, and embrace the frs, moment TO 40.
swer its contents.
You Say that you have an impression thai you
mentioned 10 me The substance of conven,.
ton between yourself and Mr.. Andrew Steven.
son, on the first Monday Of December, 1926,
relative TO The election Of Speaker Of The HOus
of Representatives.
This impression is we'll founded, as you did
state to me, on the frs, Monday Of Decembi
1927, or shortly thereafter, in free cohvsrn'
ton relative TO the revolution Of parties, and
the sonersets Of individuals, that Mr.. Steven
son said to you, on the first Monday of Dec,
1925, a few moments before the House pro-
ceeded to the election of lis officer, that, il We
would elect him Speaker, he would support h:
Administrator.
am, with great respect, your obdt. servant
JOSEPH VANCE
Honorable JOHN SLOANE.
WASHINGTON CRY, Dec 6, 1925.
DEAR Sir: Your note On the subject oil the
controversy between Mr.. Stevenson and your
self in reference to the choice Of Speaker oil"
House, is received. In reply have 10 oosent
That, after Mr.. Clay was known 10 ha'sdt
termined to leave Congress, it was understood
Mr.. Stevenson would be candidate Tor TX
chair Of the House. boarded with Mr.. Sc
venson q part, or all Of the session Of 1921
thought we'll Of him; and being inclined o"P
port him against several persons named, us' |
frequently to make TO him Joeose re'naFk'V
on his prospects.
During the FIRST session Of the 10Th CongH"
and think as early as January, you mentl0n' /
to me that Mr. Stevenson had spoken 10 y"
about the choice Of Speaker, in nearly orq1is
the same words contained in your mole 10 nv
public Of -- last. You were LEO 70 lncrD
me Of this remark, by some expression Of -
constituent made by me, as to the eharseM.o
Mr.. Stevenson's opposition to the aam!n'I"'
ton. Your friend, J. {. "hio'''
Hon. J. SLOANE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

Extract of letter from Governor Netcalfe, Of Ken.
lucky, dated the 2lst November, 1928.
SIT does SO happen that have not yet seen
your Statement, Of Mr.. Stevenson conversation
to you in your presence. Nor have seen his
answer. an told, however, that you repre-
sent him as having made an overture 10 the
friends Of the administration in order to pro-
cure their support for Speaker, by giving an
intimation, or making a proposition 10 sup
port the Administration, if that party would e.
lect him: and this statement he positively de.
hies. 1 have no recollection Of any statement
made by MIR. Stevenson to me, or in my Ore.
sence, substantially of the character which you
im2ate to him.
About the time, or soon after, it was under.
stood that MIR. Clay would accept the Office Of
Secretary. while was sitting with some other
member (though I have forgotten who il vas>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-09

iYGEL4 HOTEL, oLD.o1.v ..o.s ..,..,rs
VIE Subscriber grateful for past fs.or ,.,a, h iue.re
sea Hotel since bs. h.sn IN ~, .ceupsney and
,uy INFORMS The pnbie, thai ioi the les, ~ DE
seen ensts.h "a rakns eeralon, aud The
'ns.io, OF the house ha, heea newly painted
az isso9''e hsd with clean uodhsruIee. HIS RAJ well
we ho'e.,' Llnor', puretned by i,.r (sH-
p.ssse"d Jais.l Now yck and Ph,iadep h.a; asa Ia,
lie throw, ape b House Tor eoup.,y thai
'hey WI nj hnd inferior 20 any OF the
ms FABLE choices, dsheseis, ,a ,ts."n' m,tes Il
neisshcihood Afford sj that every stenou shall be iLewn
'h ,,, VINO n favor hin, with Their patronage.
Old FONT comistt well known, thu. il Mt ~. no
s.hss Z" .sy TIA, the well established .h,-
on TIE 'sa both 10 e Invalid IN gues "
Steam Beat, from Phil.deipLe Baltimore mud w.kins,op.
uuee - tue Font each ir 10 iaud snd receive
~ o' th eon'ehs nee oil those who may wih TO visit
noa rop foreign po't' and eoa.twe Tie ntsnaude
'us ~ T prog, es,'ns d1y. The fne mill airy APP
M ssIneo % PRACTICE, and ,heis elegant Band, ell
boa' employed on Pa,ies of Pleaure the Cap. whene
We, number jusfs, It, ard timely motto given
thete ns' nee Istsy erected Bridge Mil Greek
soI hne Turnpike ro,d Will he completed between OH
rom, snd amron which will AFFORD opportunity visit,
or. 10 s's" tn stJcining country.
Tbt't are Bathing ousSs the
bath; MARSHALL raRxs SOFA
" The Dats House, on the beach Tor lie .onye
nease of Sea Bathing, h,, been provided With feo, path
aans ts The Hsie, viii render. the walk n,,eL rte
.e--enl ,han htmrty thru the .end. June 81 iS-v,
vn'u" Of i'eJ "a n,.t ,IecuIsi su.c ,hei, ~
int recorded IN the Oeikb Office isnayer cototv Ia,
'ne Fu &c CT tstuiny L. Eizsbtta Aukt,on the
c.iein sum therein n.eut,p.d WIN he cid ,n T. H.
'n 's'h pec TO the hisht bidder, for cash. on & preu,..
certain pisoe parcel OF lead lying County "
itsnpve containing 800 acres, le.s aud adjoining
OF itchd Morris and Others. Tho The abu
PoP ny shehertd 10 10 hidspuajle b, shall only co
'ey neh tile ss is Ees;ed in Ttu,tee,.
RiCH'D MORRIS,
L. w. SCOTT.
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QUe subscriber offers for lSe.c,
WE valuable pisiaiori whleh h. reader called Il
m.sdow bii1g.s T6i. -s,ste situated IN the eouutv
eIosef, on Ch'ekaboIiny Swamp, miles from the city
nnoua aud contains 456 and Eighth aerss; Of Viii,
meieare bttwten 100 aud $50 grounls
ne ate improvements on the Swsmr have .uttly tfsr,
me nAt snds- The high lands well Improved The bull
nss are extensive, eommsdous aud ~ good ordc, The q
eharcs ere large eousniuy heiwten ard 400 trees Of
eeitn 1''s The heath OF the sossciibels family siuee
e1euee On THIS estate, SLOWS him TO that siva,s
ne ni1ie dssuaie ,st No % opefty has BE-,
offered Tor sale this sr,ton Of cnup,ry mary yes,
as nanerou' sdvaiass The soil well eaienis,,
mali portion foi wheat, rs veg table TOLL il Is
sss''rieer would pteitr p>lag private sale, which
publicly. - ~ $50 '"s'
a. ,e sane tune he viii ;eil or 90 likely Negroes
sop =" ,otn consisting OF about so -hetss,n $50
VI which arc houiiny corn, ivdde, .hucks Sc- also
uuis. anu eetb tyyethei with h, housshoj rurniur,
psuVn ",en'. &e-- The term, OF sale the real sp
petsoai estate, vii: Dc made known al proper time
JOSHUASTORRS
Oct. III,
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EDUIATiON5

J)N the 18th day OF january next, Mr. john II
Day viii open school convenient 10 thc sui.
scnbefs, by whom he has been recently employ.
e ps' ~ "mcn WI be taught the Latin, Greek.
me laSi' all the necessary branches preparatory
LOT college We deem it unuc cessary 10 saw morn
Of Ny Days moral habits or qualifications Tor !
leacher, IMAM 10 refer those who may feel dispos.
ed 70 paironi1e this Institution. q t,c ra,r.,,
inenda'ions in bis possession; or 10 such persons
as have Encouraged bis school Cor the last eight or
rive or SIX boarders can be received by each Of
thc scholastic year}
As Boarding with the Teacher is often desired
Tc are authorized 70 state, that Sir. Day will sc,
eonmodate few Young gentlemen upon the same
terms as above mentioned.
iuiuon "a every Instance eiH be $2j.-
THOMAS GOODE.
THOMAS Willy.
-'f"' ''~' W.. ~, isk5' 51--wti2Jan.
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RiCH'D MORRIS,
EXECUTORS SALE.
Z. ". SCOTT.

EhECUTOKS SALE.
jim PURSUANCE OF the last Will and Testament
OF John Shelton, Esq. dec'd.-will be sold to
the highest bidder. the premises, OIL Tue
DAY the 10Th day OF Dec. next il fair, wise
me hrst fair day thereafter, the Grist and Saw
MN, on Tie Southland River. Louisa county, with
hve acres OF land attached thereto, and about six
acres adjonng, formerly the property of William
naugh decd, on which there is very comiorta-
PIE Dwe,ling House, &C., and excellent ORCH
ara, &c. &c. One fourth of the purchase money
VIII DE required in casiior the balance, one, two
ana three years credit will be allowed, the pur-
chasers giving notes satisfactorily endorsed, and
uteu oil trust upon the property, TO secure the pune
nai payment oil The purchase money the same
lime viii be sold Tor cash, Tract OF Land former
~ The property of James Astin, containing about
20 acres, about % Of which is in wood
<Aiso, one other Tract called Lovell's, contain
ing about So acres
Also one other Tract called Hunters, contain
ing about 40 acres
The above Tracts of land will be sold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims against j. Shelton Jr.
BENJAMIN b. DUKE, Exorsof
WM. SHELTON, (Minor,) ]. Shelton, decd.
Nov. 7. 5I-tss
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
" HrenLsrLMc- ~ IL. n. - =


IN THURSDAY, the ish dsv Of pecsmserI, s,. 90 ;, ..
- g pot ihe asSi fsir day The tubcfibAg viii az, 80 H.
- neuon 81 bfeusVi!ie, The fCJsyius pfope,v o..
iha' vel. anosn tavern stand, the fttfsyIr N ~
upg we prT iquste, TIE LOT contsnirx acre of rnrJ
,uisoe man building 10 which sis IS rooms and IT,
Pssages tFo II saii o9us haze been well fte np e,
ao s9untng roon, Nth sarge cellar underneath ADJ -.
we best inercnntiie stand 10 tie place he h.
- ~ iuhhufs' co"p ing ano't avc5y article needed L
~ 4nu Keeper aDoug which ~ beds hedsead. end h,
S. hlo' ai' Lggs, horsss ox'n, Wagon, ea,t, son
.s "'. snd al proyon band; Two b ito, lrsff
'1t ~ HiHe ihe tavern properly. containing about 100
stttti tas o,aer lyc IN Che bend d tjsds, gop
chf .c, Y gd~n who purchased Il AZ Ws!fer CJ,s
It'rf-Fhe olyeti Of The snbsef,ber sang 4, e,. e.
t.,.' ~ Snn-seerer psy his debt. sol ebsnse XII.
ttYrin wog be bsisnce vi be n-de rs,-ti H. ~
ru.c he psymc &. - "Ni' % &C.
hl 2i'ief property wi be sold o. c,edi, NJ oi,. ,,
-. ~ .i a3'ys ? With hor u the usual % amer fos 81
BsIi1n' indehitc 70 bs Subscriber ere es-se,iDv o.
qHs'led iomsss 'etieneftty n,te Of payment ,,i,
Convenient, ' ''-'- ~ 'poi -
~. Pc al properly 'od for o--h ,yii he delivered ;,,
lif'eJ,oi c'+t'e' ins osisucs 18th Dec
III. u. HAMPTON
- D - '-sfce'y snY entertain sophf t,,, Fl,
.bsnetry cft.tf r'i y period itspf g.. op6,
w fe'Ptctrc Eo1'rs, ~ property The Coutt So, =
srs.1.Sy '4asel ''iey, ssi ,as .eseiiaiip al.y
g'e~ =. p n.
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Treasury DEPARTMEN;,;T.

-.-orIc,: !, b,,,.. Oct. LIST, 1923.
Won OF iheubredsemed per cent ,,,eL .pa' t"I-
PURSUANCE OF an act Of CJngress IF E ot ssted ~
o.oom'ns'ed the iosu Of August 22d Jst r., n
suoun,'ng 10 yey ntHions and 6lfD ' yS1
Sa 1na t'gfy dollars and setsnfp. sf,s e,,. hHa'
~ al upo" tbe suiIeLder thgres viii or ~ ns' 'he'f
SsH'y next be paid 10 them respce,iy,2v @ nt' day
ve', Or a'tOrney' duty con.fusd s,th .r lef4l
oiey stand cisdted. 'A' '"O' 70 he reimbursed.
IN. hnn u " D'ihst made Known. Tor t,e iuG,o.a.
& GO1e en.s' tbat TO sGtier OF tie e,,i VI 100
oS' ron Tue books Of tie Trea,urv s ~ rvs " no
I H. I o. L'ln will be allowed aftcr iic ~ .om
1gJ mat The interest nereou will ee..e md d.,..,
e y pe1ed's The dsy betety Gsed fy he On
RICHARD RUSH
O,tIz Secretary IF lie Trtas.5,
4 hoLts ,sktn1 i6e tls1E, I'M =
=, =, l!'ne Ed"oJ, tie e,h day If e,olar 10y count
Cltnent Davis
Asand lf5.
w'sqJ ff'elsad Dougsi iersu,cs. Jvgl,,, v,,..,,
~ IN y toyltf and Jsque'n T. rsylo. ' :" 'nkheld,
p' oeith iah's FftcisDd snl FerrO,c1 no, .; bif-
s Ps'aote SHd s'ven security secoria. ~ en'tfed
ty az" We rules Of fls oeo'i, srd srs,s az 10. o.
&c Mt ,nbsbants Of This STATE; IL :. i"'i.B mat
az e ," 20 gsiend,n' ftsesnd F'fenon d, ,o., r. lDs.
i,y ~, D'efmoef couf next sn.wt, a., III 90
Pt"HS' nd ibst COPY = Tbs offef l.. wv Dp OF tts
,,b, 49, .t' re".'s' ~ the cry n Fehn,ooS ~ 80
eurtlorse Of H. wa s''o Po"sd gde Goof doc, ., 40
OtL2g s,uay r, ',e',f'
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Oct. Il.
UNION HOTTI--.

70 Members Of the Lcgis!Sturc.
ink bet i,ends aud the Irhiic. and emhsts of %,
Ls"iuFs m pareusr, that the yaiun Hotel will be k
onasF byf isnas ;she hs.
intend her hst, bsdroous and tables. attentive
's ot her stables, sud promises Tor herself that nee mai,
shall be wanting TO render Acceptable 10 il. 10,
e Psu0n ANT 10 every respect wos;hy Of pu5ek RAJ
'"n:se as ANY siaii.r sstatlha.ent in the u States.
Ii"'S tt.S up her beiioUu aud p,l,uis the fret ,v,
u hes,iss, and elegance she prepared rconn,oae VII
ian'is' ATTY OF six;. eu,hers of th Lesstu
WIN oosIa, upon t.ins As reisvnsble aad accounted
sny ''mil.r establishment: in the city. e'
Nov.
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WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
Lafs 8GT5eT and Hair Dresser ~ f5e J-o

TstECtF0LLY iuiofns his t,uor,, aud Tie npb
1 'ni ne ~. recently temnvsd 90 Street NJ, IS Ey,
uSo, osiow he United Sts,t BANK and within r., e.
~ we c2HfI tain'ns towards msyo bridges where he il ore
.a "l'h eytfy ihnz ihs esssIy 10 nj, busine..
.s 1'e nodan ot gentlemen tAit may favour him win
hftt rs'e order. '''' &C Pu' ~
- i-2 cents ~ ''-'i d" Nl'"H6 haif
Dec. Z. 70
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rtum me ~ York r.venWs rD.ll
CHRIST III THE TEMPEST.

CHRIST III THE TEMPESF.
ST. Matthew, viii. 2i-21.
Midoishi was ON the mighty deep,
AMI darkness filed the bcunrle,s sky,
Nhile 'riid the issiuc wind yyaI hesVd
The sss.birls nnufniul cry;
F"r ;eupcb elpud' were numbering wrath
4lsros, the ssan,su's ,taoAle,, path.
csme al length Que fearful rust
fsnt from the mast the shiss r.taS slII
And drove the hslples, bark alvuS,
The plsyih,Ds o. toe gale;
While iesiiully the lightning, glare
Ell oh the pale bIows gathered there.
Sn, there IVES one, DER whose h. irhi f,-s
unms'k e! The liYid lightning flashed,
Hn' on whose stitles:, rrritia,o toioi,
on'eN The sesspray 6'sbedi
y or Uid the tempe heTes aud Will.
ne 'Iumbtred ikea semicd child.
On who could lo.k upon tina; lace.
Aud feel the string Ut eovsrd te,I-
though belrs ii tee demons rsStd srOus6.
Get heaven itself was here;
Or who that glorious brow could see,
Hor own q present DEFY:
W. b buried fsat they press around
Iae 'ov!y Ssviour's huuhIe bso,
a, Th, very touch had power
Toshieh their souls fr.ro dread,
Nbiis' tTaa,ed on the resins deer.
1ci'y IN ositn and tranquil sleep.
Na,n'y they struggled with their f.air
~, wilder still the teinptst WOKE
IN from heir inil aud o'eifrausht heais,
Ihe voice Of terror broke,
'behoid' we .ink beneath the wave
1--WE pe'''b. Lord hut ;h,;:: e.a.. ..gs"
Slowly be rase---5nd mild foLuke
Shone IN III, soft and he ,veu.lit I've.
"Oh ycot little faith" he cried,
els no. your maker Sigh
not your hope Of .uceor ius.,
WAY know ys 70, IN whom ye tIu.,t"
As in ned away, and eon'eiou, power
phetei his maj s,ic form,
d. Ger the boiling sea he bent,
The ruler of the storm;
Earth 80 II centre felt the thrill,
as low he murmurtd-"Peaee! he :tili''
L.rk TO The burst Of IN. citing wares.
The roaring of The angry sea.
moment more, aud all is hu.hed
In deep tranquility!
While not breeze ~ near 10 break
The muroT-d surfsce Of the lake.
Then, on the stricken heart. of al,,
Fell anxious doubt and holy awe
h.,imiily they gszed on him
Who's. will was natures Law;
What m,r Is this" they cry, swho.e word
~E'sn by the raging sea IS heardtn
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=. palnGdie Lands TOR Sale.

II NftoUS TO remove T. ibe Wet, oG,r for sale ,
-A IsSt "i Laid h hriHoo oOuaiuiuy hy an o,
survey 10 are, lying the Brook Turnpike road and ,
''n,ns u. lover Foil Gate whIn mil. the CITY Of
~ -hnlondThs tract It, n small but oomfo1i. nj.
pNtiing House with out houses attached.
Also, one other Tract IN Hanover, which row reside,
"a frtopoomoy Greek, containing $50 acrs.-yi,,u III
"'es :" hehmondj 100 scres of which cleared ts re
nainieT under the original groh There q about q, n.
" OF creek land part Of which reolained TIN, Tract
seneiay OF sood quality with orchard OF choice fuit
bu'idnss are ordinary; but the s,tustiJn
oy heaHfyA farther description deemed unn.ce,,s,v
viesviug the premises. ' ~ ~ """'"'
The shove T'act., will be laid of 10 suit noreb,,s,
ns h.Sros taken ia payment The former tract will Re
"a Young. aud the latter by the Subscriber - NV eo;
eA'n' 10 me on this subject will be promptly attended TO-
JNO. w. ELLIS.
~. ~ SIS VT
EALYIllOHE n,ld L,LI y q u z, ~, u
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NOTICE.
sfoR SALE, at the Peniten,iary Store, nearly o.,
posi'e the State Banks, large assortment ,
Penitentiary Manufactures. to wit: Negro Cioti
ing, Shoes, Gear OF all kinds, Nails, sc. &c-Far
fully invited 20 call and examine them.
The prices OF many Of the articles have be en- Ia.
reduced by the Board Of Directors, particulars,
the Shoes THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Sept. %. an &c