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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Swiss Consulate,
Alerandria, District Of Columbia, 18Th July,

lS2S.
The time fixed for the first call having expired, no
lice is hereby given, that second call from the Or
pbsn Chamber of ST. Gall, will probably be made on
the I,t october next, third call on LIST Jany 1872;
so that the interest Ut the parties will not he ~
diced if they forward in time for the subsequent calls
the legal proofs of their descent from David and jacob
ZubhP to their friends at ST. Gall, direct, to H. c.
DeRham, Esq. Swiss Consul at New York. or TO the
SUBSCRIBER. ANT CHAkLEs CAZENo'E
Swiss Consul for the District OF Columbia anu the
Southern States
July 18-eolw
GTrbe Raleigh Register, and Charleston Courier
are requested to publish the above advertisement a
marke and forward their accounts to this Office INA
rnediately for payment,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
New foods .

EAMES MCKENZIE y Co have by the packets
% Erie aud Columbia, from New-York, received adj
ditionai supplies Of
NEW g. SEASO NaBLE GOODS,
which added to their former stock. enables them to
Offer AS full and general an assortment of
STAPLE & Fancy ARTICLES
be found in any house in town, and upon terms
equally AS favorable.
July 23-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
AUCTIONS.
Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
IN SATURDAY. the 26,h July at O'Clock, p n.
~ the subscriber will cfFer Cor sale, at public
tion on Harper's wharf, the following valuable pro-
perty.
@ Two undivided third parts Of the
ETss1 Wharf, commonl, called HrPer's Wharf,
saEE with the buildings and improveme nts, bound
&kl ed on the south BY Prince-street, on the west
by Union.street the north by the line Of the pro
perry of the heirs of George saeum, deceased, and
extending eastwardy into the river charged with the
payment of two third parts of annuity Of $50 to
Mary. widow of John Harper, decd for life.
A vacant Lot on the east side OF Water-st
and north side of Franknstreet at the intersection
front Watcrstreet SO feet 81 inches; on Prank.
lin street 125 feet, to Potomac street.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from James and Joshua Harper TO Robert !. Taylor
One fifth part Of the purchase money will be requir
ed in hand-on the residue credit of three, si~ -.
nine months vii! be allowed satisfactory securt, for
the payment being given. BY order of the Trustee.
juy2-ts GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
eot16A
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,

WAsHISGToN, July l9.h, 1923
THE Engineer having reported that another subdi-
vision of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, extending
from the head of the Great Falls Of the Potomac
Seneca Creek, (about 81 mles) now under survey,
and will be prepared for letting contract for en-
bankment, excavation, and wai'ing, at :he same time
with the above named: Proposals therefore will also be
received as above on the l4t 5th and 10th August
In this subdivision. there will be FIVE locks of eight
feet lift each: proposals for building them, well as
for the masonry Of such aqueducts, may be
cessary will be received from the Is to 10Th October.
JOHN 2. iNGIE,
;uly oS-tA16 Clerk of the T.. & o. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Trustees

DY virtue OF deed Of trust from Robert 7. Thomp.
Id to me, bearing date the Slst of May, 1927,
County Court, in the State Of Virginia, I SHALL on
Monday the 18Th day of angusf neSt, (being the first
day of Fairfax Angus, Count, Court before the front
door of the Court House of said county, expose TO
SALE b, public auction, for ready money, Tract Of
Land conveyed to by said deed, estimated to con-
t.i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
$50 ACRES.

The said land de scribcd by said deed as part OF
4 tract lying upon Oceoquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy Of said Thompson As shall cell
said land merely trustee under said deed shall con-
vey 60 the purchaser such title only is thereby vest
ed in me- JOHN MACRAE.
15--ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Wheat Wanted.

TIVE subscriber having again rented the Phenix
j. Mill two miles from Alexandria respectfully So
hcits call from farmers and others who have wheat
for sale, and will all times give the Alexandria mar
ket price for good wheat, delivered either at his Mill
on Ac cotnk, or at We Phenx Mill rs above named
Also wishes to purchase wheat at his warehouse, Alex
andria JONA. JANEY
TO % dow
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Farmers Attend!

r HAVE rented the Columbian Mills for the ensuing
lseason and will give the highest morket price Tor
WHEAT free of garc1 and if ,ieli,e cred at the mills,
a reasonable addition. FRS. DODGE.
N B. The Wheat will be paid for at the. Mili, or in
Town. as is desired, and the Wagons can have load.
ing in six and quarter cents per barrel for Flour.
Georgetown, July I0-2awlmo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Ernm the nai,imnre American.


BLAcKsMlrHs We have been politely favor.
ed with he following letter addressed 10 the
Blacksmiths BY the venerable CHARLES CAR,
ROLL Of Carroton:
July 18TH, 1923.
FsloW Cti-ens-The several INSTRUMENTS
presented 10 me on the Fourth Of July bv MIR.
nAer, The Representative Of the Association of
lne Black ard White Smiths, the Pick, the
SPADE, Hammer aud Trowel. all Of excellent
|orkmah,hlp, have delivered to the Direct tors
OF me Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. They
VIII De used IN making that road, which, when
competed VIII reward the zeal and persever-
ance oi our Citizens, by making their CITY one
VI me most prosperous in the Union.
You observe that Republics can exist, and
mat ,he people under that form of government
San be happier than under any Other. Tha,
me Republics created by the Declaration of
Independence may continue TO the end of time,
my ietvent PRAYER. That proiracted exis>
"Hes' however, will depend ON the morality,
s.o,'e'y and Industry of the People, aud on no
par more than that Of the Mechanics, forming
- Tur cues the greatest number of .aeir most
useful inhabitants
,P'' Fellow Citizens, my sincere thanks
happiness N"N "''"S 'o' '"'
CH. CARROLL Of Carrol,on.
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sugar and Wine

AZ Hhds prime Barbadoes sugar
l!b5 or. casks French Madeira Wine very
IS India bbls : cheap
II crates Bristol porter bottles. quarts
S do pint do do
Just received, and for sale by
". MILLER x SON.
Is boxes Brazil white sugar
do do brown do
mo. II ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Grain and Plaster.

yNNHE subscribers have formed copartnership, and
\ will transact business at Alexandria and Deco
ouan under the name of. < J. Janney. They
invite the call of persons who bring grain for sale to
either Of those markets.
Farmers will at al times be furnished at Occoquan
with plaster either in the rock or ground, on very mo.
derate terms,
JOS JANNEY, jun.
july l2-tf JOHN JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
Nillers Wanted.

TIME subscriber wants to employ two hands tor Sec
L ond MiIers Meme neei apply except such. as
come well recommended, 20 whom liberal wages will
be given. One with small family would be no OBJ.
7mo IO-eo6t JONa. JASNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
sack salt.

~ SACKS fine Salt, Liverpool filed. landing
ri from ship Cashmere, and for saie by
iul, II LINDSAY, I'LL e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23

The Charleston Courier gives distressing
account Of he prevalence of the Densue Fever
in that city. The disease is never fatal, but 1t
COMPLETELY pros,ra,es its victims, aud the pun
while i, lasts is very acute. Its duration II
from six hours to three days. II Is treatec
mildly: lille salts, and snake root, and warm
lemonade, to produce perspirauon, appears to
ha n. mos, common prescription, though in
some case, it is permitted to come and SO with
GU, any thing being taken 10 checker relieve
The pain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
CHI. CARROLL of Carrol,o.

ri,' a ee't oTalion OF the 4th Of July in Means
$50 bradford county, Pennsylvania, the Dec.
r .""r oi Independence was read by Col. John
'"A'n' now abou, 80 years Of age, in strong
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
s. sl.t!p NH SySs
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
July 22-Bng Planet. Flanders der rhomas,o", VIVA VIA
Fowl Il Co. and freight for the District. Lat. 40,
%; long 70, s6-spoke ship Henry, and Ship James,
"a hours from New-York, bound on Whaling voy
age, all well.
Brig John Laird, Fletcher, of this port was lett at
Trieste. 9th April.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
This Day

This Day.
Ne1c York Consolidated Lottery.
Class 10, fo- 1928.
To be drawn in the City of New York, on "Wednesday
23rd OF July, Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets IS; shares in proportion.
Grand onsoHdotea Lottery, No. I.
will be drawn in ashington City, on Wednesday
3Oth JULY so numbers, 9 drawn ballots. Highes'
Prize, 1900
tickets 80, halves quarters so cents. For sale in
variety ofnumbers at
.J,H. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
90 81 .s2 80 IS
are the drawn numbers of the Union Canal Lottery,
No. T. Holders of prize tickets are invited 10 car ana
;ve the Cash or renew them in either of the above
Lotteries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23

The correspondence between Judge "l'''niS
and Gen. Jackson will b. read with interest,"
The fact detailed in the Jufge's letter, 'oS4 '"e'
with variety Of others which have come 10
Gsh, are enough 10 make his admirers aemo'e
for their Idol.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23

The venerable ABRAHAM VAN VrcHTEN, OF
Albany. has consented TO become an Admins
,r,,;on Candidate for Presidential El'c'or, IN
the State Of New York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-23
NT,,SSx MD8lAa
,.yDxEspAy MORNING, july % 1913

- .rv;,ble notoriety Duff Green has
=, .iree his installation into his present
e., file is head of the Jackson corps OF ed'-
,ns month piece Of the opposition, Printer
c.,,,, the confidential friend and cores
T., Of The Vice Presideni, and 10 crown
- No g ,sa,es, liar in ;be country! Iitlese
,o,rb we should suppose 10 satisfy any man
-, over greedy for such honours. But DuH'
~. Cardinal Wooisey,"is man oil most Ut
,,,,1sJ sto,nach"-He is still for climbing
-, Nil, of fame-and ah! who but himself, "can
IN how hard ii is to climb" Nothing VIII sat
-, him but the Attorney generalship. ms
-. usro nus, GU, Of sheer gratitude confer up
him. For who has lied in The good cause,
deeper, louder or boder.
rh.v are raking some Of Dvf Green's part
..r Russell Jarvis's, foimer political opinions
c.o,, ,he ashes. Mr.. Jarvis, in 1924, was an
Adams man, and thought him superior to all
,;scompe,i,ors, in qualifications for the 'thce
oC president. The Jacksonlans must eer'a'"'y
h.,. most ire. cherous memories. witness
Noah. Richie, Croswell and Coleman.
Is,be Jackson men had half the evidence 10
pro,c corrupt bargain between Mr. ADAMS
and Mr.. Clay, that we have. TO show Jaekso"
wa, concerned in Burr's conspiracy, how 'hey
would clap their wings and crow. And yet 'ne'
r.r,iA ip examining their tale down peoples
-. aud swear orr account is false. Do
,hey imagine We have all lost our reason
The venerable ABRAHAM VAN NtcHTEN, o.
Albany, has consented TO become an Admins
-, - G. p,asidepiial FL. ctor. IN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-21
I PuRtIc.-No 81


AN c milking appropriations to enable thn presi-
dent OF the / 1itcd States la JeGay the expenses oi
delegations al The Choctlw, Creek, Cherokee aud
Gilickasaw, aud other tribes 1~flndiaus, to explore tho
country West ofthe Mississippi.
BE il enacted by The senate and House n
Represenlattres o)the United Sthtcs Of .im,r,
IA, IN Congress assembled. That the sum ol
fifteen thousand dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, 10 enable the Pfest
lieut. OF the United State 10 enploy suitable
persons 10 conduct delegations II the ChOc
'aw, Creeks, Cherokees, aud Chickasaw, aud
such other tribes OF Indians ~ may be dis
posed TO send delegations West OF the Nil.
sissippi, for The pul pose OF exploring the M.
occupicjlands OF the United States without
the limits of the States aud Territories pre-.
paratory 10 the final emigration OF said In
dams.
Sec. 2 And be ii further enneted, That the
President OF The United States Is hereby RL.
tborized 10 defray,he expenses OF the delees.
lions aforesaid, not exceeding The amount OF
the above appropriation, tObe paid cul OF any
money IN the Treasury. no, otherwise az.
propriaied.
ArpRovEp-May ID 1929.
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,yEp-o4th Nav 1929
rprRDc-N,. /.


AN ACT for iir hricr organization ofthc Medtcni Do
parlncni Of the Navy OF the United Stat
BE enncted tyHe Senate dHd House u Rep
reseuiatioes NJ The United States Of 1mer,ca m
Congress asstHibIed, That, from aud after the
passing If this act, no person sltll receive he
appointment Of assistant Surgeon in the Navy
OF the United States, unless he shall have been
examined and approved by a Board of Naval
Surgeons, who snail he designated for that pur-
pose, by the Secretary oftht Navy Department.
and no person shall receive appointment OF
Surgeon in The Navy oi the United States until
he shall have SEA we'd a. an Assistant Surgeon al
least two years, on board n public vessel Of the
United States, at sea, and unless, also, he shall
have been examined and approved by a board
OF surgeons constituted as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enacted, That TIE
President Of The United States may designate
ard appoint TO every fleet Or squadron an expe.
riruced and Intelligent Surgeon, then IN the ma,
val service of The United States. To be dcuomin.
a'ed " Surgeon Of the Fleet no shall b.
surgeon OF the nag ship, and who, in addition
to his duties as such, shall examiue aud approve
all requisites for medical and hospital store,
for the fleet and inspect their quality and wiz
shall, IN diillcnlt cases, consult with the SUI.
geoBs of tie several ships AID make reco. DIS o
the character aud trealme,t of diseases, / bt
transmitted 90 the Navy Department and who
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VOL. v.--NO. 3.

arc hereby. respectively, appropriated. 10
wit:
For pay and subsistence ofoficfrs. and ma
Of scarnen employed In the Navy. aannt. txaa
hundred and ninely.four thousand and 20 ges.
ty.eighl dollars.
For pay, subsistence, and allowance, Of
nfhcefs, and ray OF s%eAinen, al naty yards.
shore stations, hospitals, mud IL ordinary
'9fiy-s,s thousand Two hundred and fifty
eight dollars.
For pay Of snperintendants, naval con.
s%irucior, and all the civil establishment M tb~
ynrds aud stations, fourteen thousand sey.h
hundred anb seyenty-hve dollars.
FOR provisions, one hundred and twenty
Sly thousand Two hundred aud hfty dollars.
tor repairs on vessels, one hundred md
eigh'een thousand seven hundred and nliy
dollars. -
For medicine', surgical instruments, md
hqslli9i stores, six thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
for ordnance and ordnance stores, twelve
lhonsa,id 1--WE hundred ,tollafs.
For repairing md Improvements OF navy
yards, twenty -sis thousand two hundred aud
hity d%uliers.
l OF arfeafeges prior 10 one ihousand sisbl
hnndrrd aud ~twenfy-nine, three thousand q.
ven hundred aud CITY dollafs.
FOR contingent EXPENSES for ons tlfnusepd
- -AL 'F FtAA ~ fhNN -
eigtlt hundred and iNenty.nine. cmtrneirg
The items enunieraIed for ihat ohiaaf IN fse
act II serund of March, ore iiieusanJ elai,t
hundred and twenty seven, sixty thousand
For contingent expenses not enumerated for
one thousand eight hundred and Tvs eniy.ninr
ohe Thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
For pas npd subsistence OF The Maine Corpe.
thlriy 'hoQAeud i've hundred and ninety -four
deilars.
For clothing for the same, seven thousand
one hundred and ninety -one dollars. aud twenty
five cents.
For fuel for the same, three ,honsand and
tori y thine dollars.
foI contingencies for The same. three tho
sand three hundred aud seseniY Eve dollars.
For contingencies additional fot the ,nnnr one
hundred aud twenty five dollars.
For military stores ior the same. seven h,fn.
dfed aud fifty dollars
For medicines aud hospital stores for tha
same, five hundred aud ninely two dollars bnd
twenty-five cents.
See. 2 And be il further snacied, That the
sums herein appropriated shall be paid out OF
any money ~ the Treasury NOT othslnsks ~
piopfiaied, but thai no part )fthe snne shall
he diawp from the Treasury before the FIRST OF
January, one thousand eight hundred and lesn.
iysnine,
Apraoyrn-o4ib May, 1879.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-21

ENsEW PUBLlCArIONS.-Ihe subscriber
III has inst received, direct from Philadelphia
New Publications, viz
Lord Byron. aud some Of his contemporaries
with RecollectOns OF the Authors Life, and OF
his vis'tto Italy, by Leigh Hunt,
tales From tie English Souvenirs.
Wh:ms and Oddities. ia prose and verse, with
forty Original Designs, by Thomas Hood one oil
the Authors Of OdeS aud Addresses to great PEG
pie, aud the designer of he progress OF Cant,
I Morgan's Illustrations of Masonry, by one oil
the Fraternity who has devoted thirty years 10
The subject, with an account Of the kidnapping
! ofihe Author Cheap Edition,
The American 0uaiteriy Review, 9th number
for March 1928.
North American Review. 18th number, fol
| 1923.
Edinburg Review, No. o., for Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No. 10, tor Janua
| ry, ISIS.
The American Journal of the Medical Scien
ces, No. l, !, &3.
The Medlco Chitmgical Heyiew, No. Is, fol
Jan. ls2S.
Z The above New Publications have just been re
ceiyed, with a large assortment OF Stationary
| Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers. aud N,
pnblic generally arerequested to give hun a call
This stock is large AID complete, dna he IS de
%termined to sell, and Will make his prices accor
ding to the times. tie stlll carries on The Boob
Binding business III all IT'S various branches.
ADRIAN *. NORTH.
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LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
nv AUTHORITY.
Ld0s u lhe United Suites, passed al The first sss-
ion ofUe TWtntieA Congress.
PuPIIc-So. 81.

fuRIlG-No. 81.
AN ACT making appropriations for the payment NJ The
Revolutionary and other Pen,oucfs, ofthr iuit,d
State, fr tha lirsi lulrtrr OF the year one thousand
eight hundred and twonIy -uiue.
b ii eHaciei bV Mt Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the United States Of .4meri,
"a in gongrt 5 ds,enbied, That the follow
ng SUNK be. aid they are hereby. respectively
appropriated, for the objects following 10 vii !:
For the pensions u Tie revolutionary Pen.
sioners Of the United States, two hundred thou
sind dollars.
faI halfpey pensions 10 widows aud orphans
three thousand dollat,.
Forhhe invalid aud ialfpay pensioners, sew
enty-ffe thousand dollars.
SID 2 4adbe II feetttr euaried, That The
sums herein appropriated shall be paid ont OF
any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap
propriand but hat no part Of The same sLali
be drawn from the Treasury before the first OF
January, Que thousand eight hundred aud twen-
" uine.
AprEovTp-May p 1928.
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V1LU1BLE WOIK.

TRSIIE" POCKET FARMER or Gentle.
Il mans Gaidc, ia the management OF
Horses. under various diseases, win an e.-
plandtion OF the symptoms attending the oil.
terent disorders, and the shortest, pia,uesl,
tnd most humane methods OF curing them, d.
reclions Tor Jndglng Of the horses age, and
nsctNl observations on The breeding, raising
and training OF colts.-liints 10 purchasers,
aud general directions Tor using a horse on n
Journey, with useful rules Tor riding with saie-
~. srBcetuluess, &c. and directions to per-
torn the necessary surgical operations Re
-'1pt iof gelding, on "A new and improved
pian, aud tor securing horses from The dan
,ers arislug from Bots, lruncheons. &c. 10
which Is added The Horses Skeleton, taken
RON that OF the Academy Of Sciences at Pa
is.
The above work has been compiled and
written by James Ware, Of Amherst county,
and good ridges who have seen ii pronounce
il superior TO the works On F%arrierv now in
general use. The above work inst received
and for sale by c. A. WIrHERS.
Aug. z. fsR7
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ArrfovTp-May 2t.ls2s.
fPrBTIc-No 8o1#

GtBilt-HNo. ~
AN ACT to a1tburlzo the licensing of.esscls to be en-
ployed IN the Maeserci Fishery.
BE Il enacted by tie Ssnaie mud jiouse Of Re-
presentatres ofHe United states u Imetiea IN
Congress assembled, That. from and a'fer ihr
passage OF tins act, ii shall he the duty Of III
Collector OF the district to which any vcssc,
may belong. on Am Application for that purpose
by the master OF owner thereof, to issue a H.
cense for carrying on the mackercl fishery, 10
such vessel, in He form prescribed by the aci,
entitled " An act for enrolling aud licensing
ships OF vessels 20 be employed IA the coastlng
trade and fisheries. md for regulating the
same. . passed the eighteenth day of February.
one thousand seven hundred aud ninety three
Prorided, That all the provisions Of SAID act
r., speclng the licensing oiShips or vessels for
The coaamg trade and fisheries, shall be deem.
cd and taken 10 he applicable TO license aud 10
vessels licensed lor carrying on the mac.ereI
fishery.
AfpRoYRD-2Ith May, ls2S.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

EVIL. lands Of the Estate Of THOMAS
a JEFFERSON, deed. lyiug in the cour-
ties Of Gempnell aud Bedford, will be offered
"a the pfeni.es. il not previously sold pri-
vateIy, on Monday the I'D Of September
next.
Likewise, M~ONIICELLO, in the county OF
hlbamarle, with the lands Of the said esiat,
adjacent th%ereto, including The Snaduell
Nils, will be offered on the premises, il not
previously sold privately, on Monday, the
10th OF September next. The whole OF this
property viii br divided 10 suit purchasers.
The sale being ma,le for the payment of rhr
testntar's debt1, the desire to sell Is sincere
rhp terms will be accommodating, and the
prices anticipated low.-Mrs. Randolph Of
Monticello, VIII join in the conveyance and
viii make the titles perfect.
TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, EX'r.
OF lHOS. JEFF RSON, deed.
T,Iy - tIlGI -
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POETRY.
THE LOVERS LASf MEETING.
lFRoM IroEMs. BY MISS ELIZA RkNNlE1


THE LOVERS LASf MEETING.
lFgoM roEas. BY MIS- ELIZA RkNSiE)
We mqt-,st did not speak,
Our words were ona deep heightened sight
Like hear Is which inly break
Give, ere, they burst their cords, and dir
Musi. was breathing round,
Aud ~9lisndour she'd lie dazzling light
We did not hear a sound.
Nor see what gloamd upon ON sight,
The sculptnrd marble form
Had morr Of life tllen we possessed,
Saveahat there was a Storm
ofpdsions waiting IA each breast
lie gra5nd my hand-'tWas chill.
Aud rs was pale and deadl, cold
| felt III pressure, thrill
Like hoeghts whose po"'r ean ne'er befolt.
Thoughts passionate, intense,
iet HAl two, despair aud donIn,
Winch ehsnt the ports sense,
Aud curve iof him an early tomb.
We how'd a. few hasr ley'd
Nih feelings IN our breast that grew,
AL hopes and fears thai Moyd,
EacA others suul-eacl other knew.
And yet We mNily dcem'd
1t was was hut friendships tranquil ray
Which 10 anr bosotn bram'd,
Aud faag lis radiance DER our way,
But we were told 10 part
The hoar which brought the dark decree
JeAe h0m each tiuttfnk he1t
The vel ofoalm security.
To psrt-ihht fatal word
Hath eehoes mournini a8ihs lsnall,
When hrsi lspetl il heard.
For one vi ~ worslipp'd long and'sslh
Tn part t-tae word /. dfear
As ruuHds lbe yltsntua rFy 1Hfs