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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10

Aneyro man Of rnBe h4Yo-iBg wheat this fail, the
harrow st.iiek rock bounded oH hs foot, Of tic
tee; en;eraE the Foos above the JON; Of the Big zoe,
the ,oo.h te h4rrD fo-cing though 70 te ssI on
the other sde, tezTng the aesh and s'neSs Through
hat ana the alieinif Toe .r4 Nng one fse The
.h1nf the axe 81 thread and tie length nf my
bsaI, 1lieh bad 90 cut oif-r.uch concern xas ex
cited 10 he faily iseIs, % jamestown f1f Pot Of
JnI<in. ointae directly spilled II directed; II
nl4dsa perfect cure int@' or three weeks have
80 :, On sther oecas.gI.s, Sit4 ike success.
JOHN SPRiGG.
r.u....., f,xf,, fg75
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Beuimo,e eoga,y, Oc,oGer2, 1921.

Ab0u, four winters ago, MAS severely froi bitten
n both feet, aai became quite lame Every succeed
Jag winter brough, forth the severity of the disease
heard Of Judk,ns' ointment and lad il applied; II
acted I,ke charm, completely curing me ~ short
time EDWIN II. SHELMERDiNE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
For Rent,

The fine ihree story Fire Proof Ware
FIT house on King street, nov occupied oy ne
IL subscriber, a, An auction Store. II has god
" cellar, and !. ebgibiy situated for retail dry
GOOD hardware grocery store. Fer the bsiance Of
the term for which an board, say about months
vrouid rem it LoE very DESTROYS RI returning,
TO the naTf GEO JDHSSOS'
u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Bacon. lard. &c
n MILLER & son
law Books.

SUsT .cceiyed. ii tie Auction S:ore, FER PH'.C
- sale. - halt oOok store prices.
Samples of 4 variety OF Law Books, 10 tie steGtC
Of practitioners aEd others, IS requested. !nCf
,heni, are-
EaSts Reports. by Day, 70 vols; T4un,ons Report
vols. BanHell e A!leTsOns DO. : vols, Tyler, &C.
2vols: American Digssi, irolsi BlzckstCEe's Reprr
: vcisi Abbot Shipping; Hawkins Pleas OF tie
Crown Jacobs on seA Laws; &snnel : Digest; swift,
Evidence; Fell on GuarzItees. EGS ards AGm.Ey
Reports, Coke's, AGaisc.l's, &c. Reports; BInSiuF
Acis; BaiIments, &c spril2i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Gsorge 5. Nough

George 5. Nough
EsIp1 sD-l.ayl select S.sr-tsn mt oi SPHfNU
4 GOODS among which are the following, VIZ
Blue cloths aud cs-siueres
Steel MKT and medley 90
Back do, some superior
Eigonia aud RoGe1 czSssme!es Tor summer
Stripes Of all kind,
White and striped satteeHs very neat Tor pahiaioahs
CclOredanl white dri.hnSs
Beautiful assortment Of ycstInss
Black lzsiiBgsand ciEcassIans
Black and cod 5rcchrir new article Ter coats, &c.
Super and common black bombazlne
BoDbssettes
Green, blue orange aud black rattinett tor coach In
ing
irish linens, sheetngs and lawns
g.: and 8: very stout barnsiev diaper
DO do cotton do
Damask r.spkins
super black Italian lu,tring
B ack and plain gros-ie naples
Pink, blue aud real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, MILNE; and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment din:i:les
Plaid and stripe catipalye
Batste robes
CaTcoes and super gngiians
First quality and common nankias
SaHkin dye blue DO
GTenad!ne and barTsge scsrfs
Fancy silk and gsnze hdkfs
Tine blue searsuckers
Large zssortnen, Of eolored, black and Lite si!kand
cotton hosiery
Gsuze fanncls
Worsted bindings, al colors
Carpet do
Red, black, trab and blue cotton 20
Para OILS and umbrellas
Russia, German and Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Black and coloreG Canon do
Mems and boys Leghorn fine palnleafa coarse hats
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
Grey Cantcn pongees
Chcp .ickings
With general assortment Of
DOHESTICS AND COTTON T.3RN
4uIo g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
For Rent.

~ AIarse wellsitusted Store, with an exc
ETS lenthry cellar attached TO il; 1t renaA'
bly, ellcalculated for the Dry Goods s''
~ ness, and tenant in that lire would u
ceivethe preference. The rent will be modera,e.
oct5O GEO. COZ FNAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Wine. Brandy, etc.

Wine, Brandy, etc.
r, 0aDEAUX brad, Of .gl--tie AID other 1'arts
ID EtslI.nd gis, veesp 3 Sass band
Jamaica Run
MADEIRA in= IL pipes, half Pipes and quarter
c,sk. Oh al very sup=ii5E par; oft ha'ng 1een to
fsttz
s5cIy aaj HaTseilles Madeira
DrY and ssse-t malaga
Ct.ampsgr-. ~ Rs,ePhe and other rench ='n=s
y E.rua ara g!o
Old and conIsou shiskey, ~ h'gsHe%is ana
5zr.efs
Manufactured 'obacc,, ysflcUs brands
BALTIMORE window glass
spzIx's philadelphia shot
Uuppr,s Brandy, vine, gunPovdsr
Nuscos aiIo and refine sugars
Sack salt, nzckerel
Sperm mould ard diPt candies
Frs, quality white lead
Gu, mails and 5rsd-, % 10 I'D
Young hyson and imperlsliea
Cuba aud Java coffee
Ancho,ies, citrontc. For sale ny
June % a cCAZEFOyE 2 CT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
TO let,
70 Rent.
To Rent,

49,. The House lately occupied ~ Josef
cooper, on Ramsay'swharf; the stand i'tf0.
a. =, ~ any in tow for a small business, antSd
.l c alcuiated 10 accommodate I smaitar'l
Forterms, which will be moderate, sppl,to
oct2 u. T ANSAY Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Charles Bennett.

HAS received by Brig CossAck from Liverpool and
Ill offers for sale
4bsles first quality shoe thread
lease patent w. u. and coloured Tai!ors thread
4bales best Bridport herring Irvine
II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10

TNHE subscribers have opened an Office in the City
Il of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale of
L0nds ir the Territory Of Fl0ri0a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
Chocolate and Mustard.

tUJ~O.sAL~1 t.'''1 -'1c--t~4N u
HAVING gHi>7tAten Tie iz=ses aese 81 -.
III iay Il che H1n-E1-;S--- G ~. icza.h.a p ,
PhiAdzIuki3. Ic4.cs.iate 80 te c-zs.i-;i, sao,a.l
xi.f. al sueA articles - Ii,= u ;esi a. .f
3r:ces, ard therefore rsqS-s- re a--e-.l {. al.
!, tie fo!so si.ly 4-ticse. Jsts; L-s<--zl, a.
u 5Sxes eAocoIzt= ez'r1 ~,
- GLo "a 70 d
IS bO,es % No.
Sd do d. 60
boxes Sl7e-tsrse a7-s.ast. coming ..,..
E4if pstat e<aS.'e-s
5 DO fax 81 Ia d 90
- DO srp-.tsas Is Ir:tIe5
- . Do izs 90
ray5I JiiiES IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
5000 bis nicely cured Bacon, DC.

TtUV DID IfINNI1 CIT CT 11-NV!Ei Vt,
81 barrels Eiiiskey, p-=t iieis pEooi. is. .,c,,
Ell AL f..r sale Z: Lie -ia-I5ga s:c-e,
GO. JOHNSON
X SToEE.
One dog rush bO,tsz..t Chars, re-
boxes brown sap
bags green caf'e-
OaeLgsshc4I .I.! barrels ia poo: Lnatarr,
5 hag.rIsoli Eh.,sey. veEyfiE
spzs.is!. az, half sP-s--sA seq
Young hysoa Tea
One Spanish gu -
Nsi3g,a 4nA pc:t ssSe
. ocsutiful se;ts britannia tea 40 cc.ct VIZ
IS IS ezch;
ca.-s meas nd 5cYs gh..e = col hats
Mems auL scTa-as SHOES, i-ather, SAGE, oil. c..
ister and sake 5izckiag, coE'lias 4Hd many O0efn
ticks III offered !oars; At EG.:sy pirate s4.e.
nav =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10
New ark Cider.

= EsIs Nss s-k cs5<r, laaeEsaE frofz sE4s.s-e'
j E-5e sa& fc- saS= -
n... y srGPHgX saIyN. Iasseys ~As-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10

~. q. sugar and MOlasses.
On Hhds N. o. sugar
81 20 10 do moasses, for sale BY
lame l8-WR LINDSAY, HILL, & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-10

Maatgqmsrg Ca~Ity, 1875
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
Thomas King,
6ER CHAT TAILOR

King street, bet,ceen the Franklin Huse and tig h's
TAKES this method Of returning his sincere nian
l. to his friends and the public in general, 10 |.
favors, and continues to solicit the same for theT
He has Just received fresh supply Of FAM 1oSp.
He will be able to supply all orders in his line =
siness at the shortest notice, and the most e's'
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kina'
READY MADE CLOrHING--coats, psntaioon,s. ~;
vests; cravats, stiffners and fashionable collars r
and plain shirts; general assortment OF genitpE,,
gloves, socks and stockings He has on "" ~.
assortment of fashionable cloths-Lue, black VI' ~.
drab and steel mixed do; also cassImereh w., w.
black and fancy colors, and good assortmen. .,
netts; handsome assortment of vestings; to'h..
swansdown velvets and Silks also, good as'O.,.
Of bang up and hunters cords, handsome ss'o'u
Of Tartan plads and blue and brown camole'si
sortment Of fannels of different colors; n.nI =,
assortment Of fashionable buttons; gilt, Pauu
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for genIaeo
coats, and fashionable black butonsi goo snl..rs
ment Of cslicoes; ladies' mockIsons and eh''~'
gloves. Also general assortment OF ,ooYy
LADIES & GENTLEDfENS CLoan -,
Orders will be taken. which will be MADE W
fashion with neatness and dispatch st sueh pr Id
y" 'ausAo'o'y " '"o'e VIM my nov u
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
New Music and Musical I'm.
struments.

4 T. KENNEDY has just received one case Of G.
hs perior and common violins, bows and bridges
Italian and English violin strings guitar 90; ,ndC
claronetsi single and double Alageoletts patent, Dr
and tipt flutes Of every size; flies, &c Books Of in
struction for the above, and variety Of new pubEa
tons of
american and Imported Music:
Among which are
Wragg's Instructions and Duets for the flute
Willig's Pocket Companion, Minstrel Lays, Al.I
ander's Journal
Duets for the violin, BY Kleeberg Krammer and Ds
vienne
PLANO MUSIC-Consisting of
Overtures, sonatas, rondos, cottlans, waltzes qus
drills, marches and quick steps, with large eOles
ton Of SONGS & AIRS-Among which are
Greek March, Solier's Grave, Rail Road March
Arcade. I'd be butterfly, Kitty Clever
.Arsb Maid, How Roses come, Gov Yates March
Swiss Girl, Wilt thou Meet, Highland Bride
Dici Voyez, &c. sc.
A large collection Of Piano Music not photographic
for sale ut HALp PRICE.
Dyer's Collection of Sacred Music, and the Seraph
being q selection Of Tunes adapted to the Hymn Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
~ A. r. Kennedy will exchange or take bickiy
of the above Instruments, which on trial, may not
prove satisfactory to the purchaser.
nov 1l-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
CONSIDERATION OF CHRIST Cu,,Do,

CONSIDERATION OF CHRIST CHrpc,,
TIE splendid new Church jus. erected y, w.
N w. corner Of Cumberland and Free Nh, @e
Streets, was conseerated yesterday, and ts5;
tee 10 the Most High 10 due and solemn s,.N
acco, ding TO the Ritual Of the Church. Tim
remonies which had been previously arr,noS,
with much care, were very impressive. and.
ecuted with that regard 10 order and sane
which should always characterize matte
such sacred import.
Neither the time nor room, at this Nome.
a, our disposal, will permit US to give a %.,
cription Of this beautiful: edGce, or 10 uotics ~
propriately the truly interesting soemnv !,
its conservation. For the building, we can =.
ly say, that. in our judgment, i, far surp,,.
in architectural style, just proportions M
The chastity Of its interior embellishmen, NV
thing which the Southern section Of our en-,
try can boast; and the good taste and inder,G
gable exerlions of the committee who planrs4
and have so zealously supervised The er,c,o,
60 well as the skill and ability Of the archie,
are worthy of the warmest appreciation ni
thanks Of the congregation, and, indeed, OH.
community 10 general.
The venerable Bishop Moore was assisted !,
this sacred ceremonial by seven cergymen !,
the Episcopal Church. The consecratioD g.,
mon, discourse Of much ability, was prea,b.3
TO very crowded and highly respectable a.,
dience of all denominations of,chris,iau, 4.
mong whom were many visitors from adiac,r
coun,ies) by the Rev. DR.. Ducachet, from 4.
text beautifully inscribed over the al:ar O
Earth, Earth, Earth, hear The word Of the Lord
I, was delivered in that style Of polished rio.
quence for which he is distinguished Tn.
Rev. Mr.. Grammar, Of Petersburg, preached,
very animated and pious discourse 10 rhr #
,ernoon, to very large congregation; and IL.
Rev. Mr.. -, closed the services at nigh by
a very impressive sermon, when ,Ae r.. Ref
Bishop administered the right of Conf, ms,o,
Norfolk Bsenon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12

Of the public peace, and the well founded ter,
ror and dread Of his majes,y's peaceaole ana
well disposed subjects:
And whereas we have received information
thai in other parts certain persons nave oeen
passing through the country, promoting aha !
exciting the assrmblage of large bodies oil
people, for no purpose known 10 the law
to the great terror Of his majesty" SUD-
iec,s, and The endangering Of the public peace
aud safety: ~.
And whereas the meeting and assembling
,oee her in such numbers and in such manner
as aforesaid, and thereby occasioning such
dread and terror, and endangering the public
peace, is . manifest offence, and an open breaeh
of the law, and such unlawful assemblies ough'
therefore, to be suppressed and put down:
And whereas many veil affected, but unwary,
persons, may be seduced by divers specious pre-
fences given out for holding Of such assemblies,
aud in ignorance Of the law, to frequent the
same
We, therefore, the LORD Lieutenant General
and General Governor of Ireland, being res"iv-
ed 10 suppress aud put down such illegal meet
ings, and 10 p.evest the recurrence theicoi'
have thought fit 10 issue this Proclamation, So
Iemnly and strictly warning ali his Majesty
Iiepe subjects from hencefor,h 10 disc ontinue
the nOlulbS OF o"J ~
assemblies as aforesaid, and 10 charge and ear
nesrly exhor. them, 10 the utmost OF their pow
er, to discontinue all meetings and assemblies
of similar nature, and thereby 10 prevent the
danger and mischief consequent on the same,
and, being determined and resolved strictly to
enforce the law and penalties thereof against
persons offending in the premises, do charge
and command all Sheriffs, Mayors, Justices oil
the Peace, and other Magistrates anc ofhcers'
whom it may concern, 10 be aiding and assist
ing in the execution Of the law, in preventing
sucH meetings and assemblies from being held,
and in the effectual dispersion and suppression
of the same, and in The detection and proseeu.
ton Of those who, after this notice, shall offend
in The respects aforesaid.
Given at his Majesty's Castle Of Dublin, this
Is, day of DC, 1928. BY his E1celleney's
command. F. LEVENSON COVER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.
FUNERAL OF GEN PINCKNEY

The remains Of Major Gen. Thomas Pinck.
ney, who departed this life at an early hour on
Sunday morning last, in the 7s,h year of his
age, were yesterday entombed. in the cemetery
Of 81. Philips Church, attended by very
large portion OF the population Of his naive ci
", either in a Civil or Military capacity.
The escort was composed of fourteen Uni.
form Companies Of the city, under the COM
mand Of COL Cobia, IF the Cavalry. The Off
GERS oft Army and Navy Of The United States
on this station, strangers Of distinction. the OF.
fcers and Members of the various Socie,ie. of
which he was member, the Rev Clergy. a,d
large concourse Of his fellow citizens, Joined
in the procession, which moved from hi. late
residence in Legare-street, by South Bay. thro,
Meeting, Broad. and Church streets, to 81. Phi.
lips Church. Minute guns were fred Ly de.
tachment OF Artillery, stationed in the Citv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12

might exercise discretion as to which snoal.
be frs, obeyed; or, if not, that he should mrs!
obey the one coming from the ohcsr hisnes'
In Rank. The predicament in which sueh an
occurrence would place the Quarter Master
would be embarrassing and unmilitary; but
is the fault Of lie system, and not the crime OF
the officer.
Assuming that Cap,ain Maekay was correct,
or even that he believed himself SO, in his con-
struction Of the law, ] can discover nothing 10
the tone Of his several letters 10 Major w orth
that manifes's spirit o! insubordination Or Is
dsrespectful. b. POR EA.
The sentence of the court is not approved.
The order f,om Ma jor Worth, for disobedi-
snce TO to which Captain Mackay was tried not
having been authorized by law.
10. ADAMS.
III Captain MacKay is released from arrest
and will resume his functions.
The General Court Martial Of which MAJOR
CRANE, Of e 4lh Artillery, Is President. Is
hereby dissolved.
By COMMAND OF MAJoR GEN. MAc"MB.
r ZONES Hdj. Gen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
POcket-HNOk lost!

T osT, yesterday afternoon, between the Market
IL square and Tobacco.warehouse, small folding
Pocket Book, containing Ten Dollar Note on one
the Banks Of Washington. On this note wa, artP:'
sentation Of the Goddess Of Liberty, we'll a. re'e'
lected. It also contained Five Dollar Note o. nc
Merchants Bank, which had been defaced. The na
err will be literally rewarded on leaving The POGSe'
book with
JEREMIAH HUBBARD,
nov 1l-3t Uni0n.',reel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
District Of Columbia,
Counfu of ALeTanl

County Of .Alerandr,a s %o
TOHN II. RUNNELLS has applied TO 'ee re, y" r,s.
% bic William Cranch, Chief Judge o. C cnI
ed States Circuit Court of the District OF y, AZ
to be discharged from Imprisonment, uno &c, I.re
for the relief Of insolvent Debtors within sSsas
of Columbia. on the last Monday IN ~: 40
inst. at O'Clock, A. NJ. ut the COURTEOUS o
attend. ~ EDM, J. LID
nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12

Square, f.om the moment the procession M.
ed from the residence Of the deceased pr,;'
reached the Church. The dwellings an - u
streets, as wrll as the streets themselves Il, "s
which the procession moved, were ,b,ou mr'
with the population of the city, drawn ,oe., $,S
at very shor, notice, to minse their rs o,as
a, the loss Of one Of the mos, beloved, ress s.
&c, and venersted, Of the sons of CaroIi,. pe'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
nov 1l-3t
Notice,

To persons Indebted 10 the late Matthew R5tHH.
CIRCUMSTANCES obIge me, without wishing
" give offence to any Of such persons. ofpaclns "
accounts due the estate in the hands Of RcHino sara
LEronD for settlement. CHARLES MURAL
l1-st Admir- of N. Robins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12

Here the Farmer, perfectly outrageous, open.
ed his mou b, and, contrary 10 his usual c ustom,
poured forth such torrent, that the observer,
who had carefully noted down the exhibition
thus far, earring that the foundation would
whelm him lower and deeper than Vesuvian
lava did Pompeii and Hero ulanium, made off
without further delay. Albany Dai. .4dv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
COLLEEN ECHONIS OF FARMER JACK
SON

SON.
Adjoining the Hermitage Of the Farmer OF
Tennessee, is saiG 10 be an oddly shaped old
ediice, which for a long time hiss been oceu'
pied by the Farmers negroes. When these
ne gro slaves are absent, about their da'y labor,
under the direction Of the Farmers negro
drivers, the old edifce is highly susceptible OF
receiving impressions from without, II being
then empty and hollow. Near to II rs hill
sacred 10 Echo, and in the classic language OF
the Farmer, dsnominated COLLEEN Echonis. On
this hill Farmer Jackson is accustomed to take
his station, and hold long, deep aud profound
con, ersations with Echo. He even serms 20
re gard Echo as kind Of inspiration, 1t being
something that he cannot account for, and
hence presum.s divine. He is prompted like
wise, like many o. her men of his own calibie,
10 receive that from inspiration which he can.
not from reason. One morning the spirit OF
the Farmer seemed unusually perturbrd, un-
commonly boisterous, and for the purpose OF
smoothing il down, and forcing il 10 How IN Its
usual peaceful channel, he had recourse 10 his
favorite COLLEEN Echonis On that occasion,
the following exhibition is said to have taken
place:
Farmer jackson.
When Adams rose, and all bis desperate band,
Say, gentle Echo, didst not bid me stand!
Echo--Stond.
Farmer jackson.
IF succeed, shall send Uncle Sam,
With all his host, forthwith TO Packenham'
Echo-To packing ham.
Farner Jackson.
Since times look rude, and prospects squally,
Should no, raise standing army.
Ecbo-A standing army.
Fu,.ner Jackson.
IF murmurers rise, how shall | moot EN-!
Slam, bang, ,hump, thwack, or hang or shoot
'em?
Echo-Hang or shoot 'em.
Farmer jackson.
If things unseen come on me pat,
How then, shall depend on Mat?
Echo-On Mat.
Farmer Jackson.
II vengeance finds me out too soon,
Should not call upon Calhoun:
Echo-Call-hoon.
Farmer. Jackson.
If they, intent upon their Hocks,
Leave me TO Clay, that cunning fox,
Should not be in bad box!
Echo-A bad box..
Farmer Jackson.
How Can best succeed, by laughing, crying,
BY standing calling, loungng, or BY Icing?
Echo-By hr-ing.
Farmer Jackson.
But will the people credit all my lies!
Put Clay and Adams down, ne"er 10 rise?
Echo-To rise
Farmer Jackson.
To rise! Shall BE- so unucky.
Will New York act like old Kentucky!
Ecbo-Tuck ye.
Farmer Jackson.
Tuck ye! Will not my Mat make all ends
meet!
With him and Throop shall be beat?
Echo-Be beat.
Farmer jackson.
Be beat J! Look round, survey my host,
Say il thou canst, that all is lost.
Echo-All is lost!!
Furmer jackson.
Thou pest, curse, ninny, source Of evil,
Begone l say, go 10 the d..
Echo-Go TO the d.
Here the Farmer, perfectly outrageous, open.
ed his mou b, and, contrary 10 his usual custom,
poured forth such torrent, that the observer,
who had carefully noted down the exhibition
thus far, earring that the inundation would
whelm him lower and deeper than Vesuvian
lava did Pompeii and Hero ulanium, made Off
without further delay Albany Dai. Adu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
ORDERS-No. 81.
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Oci. 28fh, 1923

I.-Before the General Court Martial, which
convened at West Point, New York, on the 9Th
day Of ug. and Of which Major }. b. Crane, Of
the 4th Artille,y,is President, was tried Capt.
ENEAs MAcKAY, Of the Sd Artillery, Assistant
Quarter Master.
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FuJ2ment 81 ancient Probheep -
we perceive IN enc OF the English
Journals, short paragraph in relation
10 the prophecies OF Daniel, and if il
should ever be verified, land she diff
cul.tesir which the Porte is now inyol
ved seems to induce a belief that il
will, mast effec'nally prevent, in fu,ure,
all sceptici IN with regard TO the an
shentici'yo o. the scr p,urcs iis stated
enat the ATTEST commentators on the.pro
phecies Of ID mel and ST. John al a
gree mat tn" EASTERN Or Mahemedan
apostacy would last from its establish
ment, 1850 years and then its GownfaI!
and complete destruction commence
When Daniel wrote, i is said the Jews
and other nations reckoned ooiy $50
days N the year; and the alteration IN
The caisander, making The year S65 DAYS,
did not take place i'll between s SOC
years afterwards Consequently. Da
niel must have meant 1860 wears of
500 days each, inasmuch as he could
have kncwnno other. this rea aoning
be correct, this year 1929 the pro.
phecy is romplete; for The Turkish date
tor this year is 1913 Now the forks
reckon their years ofthe same length as
we do, 365 DAYS. IF we reduce l243
years, OF 365 days each, into years OF
800 days eseh, we shall find tina, the
Mahomedan religion has this year las.
Ted 1850 years, with 25 days over.
Nr. Genius of Lid.