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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

m REFORM A DRUNKEN HUSBAND.
W. Western IntelIigencer relates the sto-
-, J,dy in the State of New York, who
u tho following summary means to avenge
% i. a insults and injuries she had re.
III from her drunken partner She had
,;.5bim with a fair prospect of enjoying
anotency and happiness but in the course
I, ss,r he Joined himselfto 9 ub OF merry
n,,r, and became a topper, She bore his
e and even his blows, for long time,
N no other complaint but her tears; but at
,o-.s her situation became sointo!erabie, that
| y 0s,nH endure it no longer She resolved
| , desoera,e expedient; and on his return
On bis usual haunt Of dissipation, just drunk
.ongb 10 leave him strength 10 beat her, she
!. ernl,, in execution. AS soon as he
=, hs, sleep, she sewed him up in sheet
m strong Irvine, leaving rim only little
,,co 70 breathe She then packed up her
ching dressed her child, saddled horse,
N waited calmly for her husband to awake
,om his SAUNDERS. At daylight he began to
n re and finding the prcdicament he was ln'
on,ed forth torrent of curses upon his vile,
Icrlcrigg her to release him instantly. She
-. took down raw hide which he had Of
! o. exercised upon her own person, and aP-
Zbrolching the bed, with perfect composure,
tecoan,ed the injuries she had recelved-the
mia he had brought upon himself and family,
! .be natieDce with which she had endured her
Ikufcrings, and even declared that she then
owed himas she did her own life-but she
could endure his tyranny no longer-she was
GONG to her fathers house, taking nothing
. bar herchild and few articles of clothing :;
Jeore she went, however she had painful
account 70 settle with him. Suspectrng her in
sntiun, he promised amendment, but she
commenced the work of fagellatiOn with all
he strength she could exert he cried for
mercy and attempted to extricate himself, but
bis arms were too firmly pinloned; he rolled
from the bed to the floor, but his wife kept
The whip moving until she thought she had
pretty Tell reraid his Kindness, when she bid
him good morning, took up her child, mount
/ edhcr horse, and rode way. She called at a
|neighbor' house, made known the situation
Of her husband, and requested that, at a GER
tam hour he might be released, which was &C.
corA0giy done. Shame and modification
oyepowered his love Ofdrink: he lived So
perry or year, when his wife consented to
return to his house, and they have since lived
happily and afeetiOnately together. rearing
apandmerous and well ordered family.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Cabinet. Chair, and Sofa Manufac.
tory.

~
tory.
sANEs GREEN Cabinet maker, has on hand, and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandria Il at the corner OIL 9TH ST., Pcnnsyl
vania, Avenue ashington-a general assortment OF
the mostfashonabIe and durable Furniture, which he
will warran, equal if not superior IN quality, TO any
eyer offered in the misunderstanding in part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic pedestal end and PLAIN 'ldebosrds
Ditto. with cellarettsand marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do WIN MIRRORS
Ladies' and Gentemens Secretaries and bookcases
pierlables with marble and mahogany tops
PilIer and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
pJa; do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving audcandle do
Nash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools bideus, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
with areneraiassortment of bedsteads ofrichly
carved mahogaA maple and stained woods, ali OF
hich will b, sold low for cash they can be pur-
chased ofthe gu atty at any other mandatory
the Union. AL1o,
an,,sortment of 81 Domingo and Bay of Honduras
uahorsnv. A part of which is suitable for handras,
I'm sswed curl and shaded veneers. copal var
n;sh of.s .rior quality, sacking bottoms, cordsSc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

Freeh Yeas, &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co. have for sale
I.nh chests and half caests Yocng Tyson tea, of
ltj the Suma,ra', cargo imported III April, and
oi superior quality
Go hhds >tCr"x and New Orleans prime sugars
50 hhds retailing molasses
so bags Rio C flee
100 b,gs Sumatra pepper
Is pipes
half pipes Sicily u,de;ro v;,e
qu,rter c'sks
eight casks
20 ppes, half pipes and quarter casks, rico
Nader. wine
90 baskets ismrsigne
100 baske, aar5sguX salad oil
81 pp-s g. root cosnac brandy brand
~ pipe iio!and gin
~ puncheons New orleans, Jamaica favored
10 IBIS rum
50 hhhs New England rum
Is bbls prime and mess beef
40 bbls prime pork
II tons S, PeershuIgh clean hemp
81 bolts Russia duck
l20 do heavy and tight Ravens do
$50 colts patent corclage, assorted ~iLes
30 packages seine, sewing, and shop Irvine
200 hides red soaI leather
IS bales of brown shirtIrgs
400 ca-ks rails assorted sizes
900 do pure white lead
$500 sacks, Liverpool filed, blown salt
5000 bushels liverpool coarse
5000 do Turks Island salt july 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

FHE LORD HELPETH MAN AND b Asst.
During ms march to conquer the world.
Alexander 'hc Macedonian, came to peo-
PIE IN Africa, who dwelt in remote and Sc
Cuaed corner IN peaceful huts, and knew nei-
'''' war nor conqueror. They led him to the
tutor lneir Chef. who received him hospta-
0'y anu placed before him golden dates. gold
en- lsS' and bread Of gold Do YOU eat gold
a 'lls country said Alexander take it
DI granted replied the Chief that thou vert
r'e 10 ind eatable food in thine own country.
TOT what reason then art thou come among
iour gold has not tempted me hither,
NV alexander, but would willingly be-
Ol' acquainted with YOUR manners and Gus
OaS 20 be 1t, reIoined the other, soiourn
W., S'u Us as long as it pleaseth thee At the
,VsO' ,hs conversation two citizens entered
-. ID'1 onelr Court Of Justice The plaintiff
-, 49, | bought OF this man a piece of land,
I ~ ~ was making deep drain through it
I'I' treasure. This is not mine, for |
~, 'rSsIned Tor the land, and not for any
W., ..'>l'e mat might be concealed beneath it:
~. YET the former owner of the land will
10y receive it The defendant answered: |
'e nave conscience as well as nv fellow
..,'1en sold him the land with all its con-
r ,, as we'll as existing advantages, and
'-STTqasntly the treasure inclusively.
ne hiei, who was at the same time their
. -{.ehe Judge, recapitulated their words, in
,"'' Ulal the parties might see whether or no
understood them right. Then after
' SIT. reflection said: Thou hast Son, Friend,
,.I ISIle'e: Yes! And thou addressing the
E ny Daushter9 Yes!-Well then, let thy
-. -" marry thy Daughter, and bestow the
,;, sure on the young couple for their mar
Se portion. Alexander seemed surprised
S,,,, perplexed Think you my sentence un-
yH,' he Chief asked him-O no, replied
~, .S,sNanaer, but it astonishes me. And how,
S. sI' ireolned the Chief, would the case have
u, Ven decided in your couutry?-To confess
,I truth, said Alexander, we should have
:, ,I~Ia Goth parties into custody and have seiz
,f |e treasure for the kings use. For the
,n. use! exclaimed the Chief, now in his
,S ~. 4s'onlshed. Does the sun shine on
Las eOahiry:-0 yes! Does it rain there?-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Washington City, August IAN, 1929.
prOVOsaAs

WIIL be received at the Office OF the Quarter Mas
w ter ui the Marine Corps until II O'Clock on
Monday the 2ist September next, for furnishing
1000 Bushels test Virgiaia Coal, and $50
Cords Of best. Oak Hood,
to be delivered at the Marine Barracks and at the Navy
Yard in this City. dt2lS august IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
$50 Reward

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Fauquier
4 county, Virginia, mulatto slave n med ELLIS,
about feet or 10 inches high about % years old,
and Ia. one of his arms very much marked by tartar
cmetc ointment which applied for the rheuma.
tsm lie carried with him 4 number of clothes, among
others black and blue broad cloth coat, with
roundabout, hantaoons, &c. l am induced to think
his object is escape either to Fredericksburg where
his father, free named Jacob formerly the pro-
pert of Dr. Willis Of Orange resides, to one of the
Northern states will give the above reward for his
apprehension il taken of the state and 500 il ap.
pretended in the state and on. of the county.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
august Is I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

Sugar. Tea. Mo'aSseS, etc.
q INDe ~, HILL & Co offer for sale
Ia IS hhds N. q sugar lst and "a quality
Is do ST Crook do
60 do N. . molasses
70 tierces do do
10 chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial &
Y. ". teas, Importation "f IL -, superior quail
10 ID and S - catty boxes do do do do
100 bags creer Porto Rico coffee
20 do Java do
50 barrels sand prime pork
IS d. mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filled
50 barrels " T.. rum
Loenac brandy in pipes and half do
20 rum in hogsheads
hosshcad W india shrub, very fine
> > bales Ia soft n"ns sren Almonds
90 boxes Cavendish tobacco of good quality will
he sold at cents per 10
90 bags pepper
do Pinento
10 10 s as s Fsss Ginger
10 do sal,pe,re
50 barrels behring's per
90 do No :; mackerel ~
IS b xes lemons
so boxes shaving soap
20 do mould candles (wR.l July IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
NO. 0g
New Cheese.
\ aAaga i've.
CMsM fNr Negroes

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes. from IL to 25y ars
of age. field hands; aso mechanics of every deserp-
ton Persons wishing to sell would dD well to give US
acall, We determined TO give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who may be here.
after in this market
ANY communication in writing will be promptly al.
tended to- We at all times be found at resi-.
dence, west end Of Duke street, Alexandris. ID. C.
july II FRANKLIN 4 ARMFIELD:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Wheat wanted.

WI customers and friends that they have agaRtaken
possession of the brick Mill called 7riadeiphia MR
on the Little River lurnpke Road on Four Nile Run,
where they will give the highest price for good Wheat
They purchasing, in Alexandria, Wheat. Rye, and
Corn and will thank their old friends and customers 10
give them call aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Sugar, cOffee, Yes, etc

Sugar, cOffee, Yes, etc
SAMUEL uESSERSuIFR OFFERS FOR SaLE
Az lids lst Croix, Porto Rico and N.
$50 bags RIO. Porto Cabello coffee, par, prime green
5 i 1af chests Y Hyso" Tea sggz.
s $ ; s;i ;s- IS box. do -
rs IS 1 10 es sns' boss. $'"ps''a' do IL
II, Q h na 10 ' Sose: Tyson do az
Powchong AMI Sonchong chests and half chests, do
10 bags heav' s'lms,ra pepper
50 hh s. \. Orleans aud - Imdia molaSses
) casks summer strained sp rmoil
~ pipes Cognac and Campague brandy, 'lennes.
sy," Goddard g Co and Seignette's brands
II halt pipes .'Seignette" do
pipes Holland gin
100 barrels y. T. rum
% do FOiey's and Trim5e's American gin
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 b.gs patent shot from The phenX lower
10 tons Russia hemp
; bales Germsr hesSians
20 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Laphsms cho.
co.te
so boxes yellow soap for shipping
10 boxes sperm candles
500 reams 40 ) and sup.rin letter and No. pot
and cap paper
@OO reans wrippihB 90
so bundles -usnr.oaf paper and binders and bandbox
boards
Lisbon and imitation Sherry wine i'll half quarter casks
l.. 2. Madeira IN half pipes
rcncrif, and LISBON in pipes
Hampers porter bottles
4V00 bushels Turks Island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

and green herbs? Very many, and of many
kinds. Aye, that must be the cause, said the
Chief: for the sake of those innocent Animals
the Allgracious Being continues to let the
sun shine and the rain drop down on your
country. C0leridge.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Charles bennett

SharleS Eennett
HAS received, per the packet ship Manchester, via
j New York.
Best Bridport Seine Twine 8. Shoe Thread.
sept1'
For Sale by the Subscribers,
Oh Pipes and half pipes CoSaau brandy. 4th proof
III various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
5 puacheons Jamaica rum 4th proof
do \, o particular rum, 9Th proof
$50 So S Sssee''} N E rum
IS barrels country gin, Campbell and other brands
so do Winchester superior whIssey, some dis
TILED from barley
20 hogsheads st. Croy sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
SO hogshea Is prime retailing moIass"s
chests Hyson and Ynung hs'on tea
100 boxes sperm cantles
so do mould do
25 do castle soap
IS do swee' oil
100 barrel, No, BOSTON bay mackerel
$50 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manufsc-
tured chewing tobacco
bales hops, Isl and n quality
10 tons Russia hemp
60 cuiiS Boston patent cordaSe, assorted sizes
$50 kegS Dnpont's Bcan1' WINE gunp0wder of dit
4creu, era les, singh, douny an" treble
in paper, and canister for porting, and
strong coars- for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent sho Of all sizes
So casks albnerts nndon brown stout and porter
Ia quart and pmt BOTTLES
Htudochs pale and high coiored old London pQrtctI-
lar Mad ira wine in CASKS OF ev,rl SIZE
some of who are entitled 10 drawback
White anil pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Claret wine in casks and bottles
Alcant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga WINES in or. casks
PAssarate
50 boxes ,,Accouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of all sizes
200 rearns wrapping paper
20 buni'e> sugar l0al 10
81 reams fholscsp and pot do
20 cases Boys and men's ,ur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes OF all sizes, Baltimore
wisdow glass
.iiso, l. bales German hempen oznaburgs, uckien-
burgs and hessians
5 do RUSSIA diapers
rs bales and case, 4, 70, A., 9 s and 5-4
brown ard blcachcd shrtings and shee,ings
Blue and elbow nanSIus
20 cases pru,ted striped jeans
do white Jeans aid drll'ngs
6 10 pratcd c,''coes, hdkts and shawls
5 bales brow' drhngs
do uckmss
500 ,5s Gotten yarn, assorted numbers
S6 pieces No AM cotton saIi duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic Hannels
assorted qualities
Is packages mixed and PLAIN saitinets, kerseys,
hnseys. S.4 and twiled cloths x casinetts
so dozen Germantown halt hose
50 do worsted do
l2O do iambswool. worried an Vgonis hose
so do lambsU noi. worsted and cotton knl'
shirts and drawers
Broad cloths casSimeres and waistcoatngs
A handsome assortment of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss muslins
a. a and 4 csmprics and jackonets
ok and fancy British mu>iins
sept2 \, G. CAZhNnNE 60.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Steamer Columbia .

TINHE baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
i have the pleasure Of inforn ming the public, nat
the above and splendid Packet has commenced
her regular trips between Baltimore and the District of
Columbia.
The Steamer Columbia. Cap.
a. l tain James Mitchell, will leave the
.ISEz$ lower end of Patterson street wharf
stS<las:7fS - on Saturday Of each week, at 5P.
". for alexandria, Washington. and GemgetoDn Re-
turning. she will leave Hoshington on Htdnesday
ming at O'clock and alexandria at o'clock touching
at the following places on the Potomac River to land
passengers and freight both going and coming:-
On The Maryland side: On the VTginia side:
Point Lookout Sand, Point,
Piney Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs Lending Place, Bo,d's Hole,
opposite Judge Plater's, Mrs Walters.
| near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swanns Point,
| Lud,ow's Ferry, and
Mrs Pies's
Signals have been placed at each of the above ps'
ces which will be hvisted Immediately on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav
ing tao engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from $500 to 2tO0 barrels freight, and accommodate in
the most superior at least 100 passengers. For
speed she stands rs yet unri,alled.
The proprieors hope, BY strict attention the com
fort OF passengers and care Of goods to meI share
of public patronage
Passage to Washington 50, exclusive of fare
Freight as customary.-UJ All baggage at the risk
Baltimore. may 5o-june
NJ Is. The passengers in the Columbia arrive suffi-
cen,ly early for the six O'Clock Lines Thursday
morning to Philadelphia
| An arrangement has been made, by which the Co
lumba, on her passage the District, will receive
passengers from offthe Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
| Mary land.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Tobacco and Oh.

. Kegs Cavendish tobacco
~ 10 boxes and ID Jumps do
IL kegs, Is to the pound. do
I hogsbead BEST summer oil
Just received and for sale by
sept THOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
Genuine Medicine, &c.

of the latest importation. in addition TO his present
stock. lie also has on hand stock of his best
BITTERS.
so much praised for their good qualities They have
been sold and highly approved at New Orleans, Pensa-
cola; ralshasse Kew West, in South America, and in
several of The West India Islands Those who wish can
have Spanish labels In seasons such as this, hey are
much wanted Where figs and miasma are common,
those who use them seldom need medicine.
All which he sells on the lowest terms possible for
cash, and on short credit to punctual customers
UT All who in arrears are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14

Lumber Tar, Pitch, Hosin. etc
DECEIvED aid for sale by the barrel or larger
IA quantity,
Far. pitch, turpentine. rosin, varnsh
Spirits Of turpentIne, herring AID ''rt
.ilso-A fresh supply of prime North Carolina hoor'
ing boards wiiha
General assortment Of Lumber.
august II JOSIAH II. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
DR.. w eAaerburn,

HAVING been "rctormed' out ofthe office of Sur
u veyor of the Port Of Alexandra. ard compelled
to endeavor to feestabsh himself in his old business
begs leave to inform his fellow-czens that he has
oDcned an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-14
ApcTHNcARYs & DRUG sHop

on King street, one door above Hessrs.
Gu Janney K Co.'S store, md opposite j. &
Xs#sQS A, Douglass, Siatoners--where h. hopes
ExtE his friends and the public general, will
ESA call, and furnish themselves with such ar
srse" tcles as are in his line. lie expects, IN a
10, oc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

death to their old chieftain. and Tins cheot
mim oil MS revenge, they started over the :,ill
iike roeS. But u speedy messenger was sc.
Ter tneni; an arrow caught Eyao nc hel.,1.
scented out of sight over the his1:i. ,ens. .y;,h
powerful and unerripg aim, il tral,sfi,SSx!d him
IN the shoulder. 1t must have gra,ed the
DENT that grew on the uill top to catch him.
as only Inns shoulders could be seen from
where Calum Dhu stood On flew the other
NJ Iregor with little abatement of speed. till
ne ~ 'edcneo ms chieftain with the bloody IL
uineS Vi n's sons death. "Raise the clan!''
was Diack John first words, "dearly shall
they rue it." party was soon gathered
Breathing all the Vengeance of monnto;n
warriors, they were soon far ON their wav of
iierce rctaaiion with Black John at their
head. Calum Dhu was in the meantime
not IDLE; knowing, from the escape of one of
'he three M'GreSors, that q battIe must
quickly ensue, ne collected "a many of his
oiansmen as he could, and taking his terri
PIE DOW, winch he could SO brayely use. calm.
awaited the approach of the M'Gregors.
VINO Ga not conceal their coming, Tor loud
anu aercely their pipes flung their notes of
war ana defiance on the gale as thew an.
Pfoached: and mountain cliff and Glen
echoed far and wide the martial strains
hey arrived, and a desperate struggle i'm.
mediateiy commenced. The M'GreSors car
RED all before them; no warriors of this time
could Withstand the hurricane onset. sword
IN hand, OF the far-feared warlike M'Grenors
black John ragged through the field like
chaied lion, roaring in voice of thunder
heard far above the crash, groans, and wells
of the unyielding combatants-" where was
the murderer of bis soni'' None could tell
hiin-none was afforded time for ne cut
down IN his hcadlong rage every foe he met.
At length, when but few Of his foes remain
cd on whom he could wreak his wrath. or
exercise his great strength, he spied an old
man sitting on ferny bank HOLDING the
stump of his lee which had been cut off in
the battle, and who beckoned the grim chief
10 come ncarer. Black John rushed forward
brandishing his bloody sword. CRYING in :.
voice which startled the vet rerpainino birds
nom the neighboring mountain cliffs
i" @here was his sons murdcrcr1' uShake
inc reg out o that brogue," said the old man
speaking with difficulty, and squeezing his
oieeding stump with both hands, with all tho
energy Oh pam, " and bring ME some o. the
water from yon burn 10 drink, and | will
snow You Calrm Dhu, for he is vet in the
neid' ana lyes; rim, for my heart burns and
Ia'"'s' BLACK John, without speaking
Sh9oN me leg ont OF the brogue, and basted
10 oi'hg water 10 get the wished for inteIl;-
SehCe. STOPPING 20 dip the BIoUdy brvs-.-
Ia 'i'e iitlc stream, MAlp-hooch!'' he
cuco, and Spiasicd lilciess in the wafer
Whct ~ mo!nant ran thick with his blood
lie. erred CaiLm Dhu, Tor it was ne again:
sap Your hand behin'; that's the last arrow
mot VI tic arm that sent those which came
not out where they went i'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
Selections from the Va. Souvenir, No.
LAURA'S GRAVE.

OF oil the streams that softly flow
InInurmurs to the sea,
The stream that winds by Lsuras grave,
The sweetest giidcs to me;
ltswhispcrs call tine hours to mind
When with the lovely maid.
Alone upon its blooming banks,
At summer eve stray'd.
Ofa!l the flowers that rich and CAV
In field and forest grow,
The rose that hangs by Lanrn's grave,
The sweetest seems 20 blow;
in it see the rutldy hues,
And soft enchanting grace,
Which once. when life, and JOY were hers,
hdorhd the maidcn's face.
OF all the birds that wing the air.
Or MARBLE through the grove,
e None with their notes appear TO me
80 pleasant as the dove;
Shes built her nest by Laura's grave,
Upon the willow tree,
And while sit beneath, the shade,
She often mourns TO me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

yvgX me Price OF subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
wiz, = six dollar. year. payable in advance
The charge For .fdvutissr Is "a cents e,r r,. ;s.,;
~ ess 40 3st cents or each continuance daily OF
=, sy. 10y beTc advertisements inserted only once
flfa. io ''' eao" INSERTION amer ihe
a. % n"seners are charged so dollars for squares
.r and Lottery dealers, who charged sion
-. tgs CVNsIlrUrIONAL WING is published twice
trvaiae m advance. " r. '
'aassrh"nS-IS cents square, or less for the FIRST in
sTuon, AMI ~ for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

From the atlantic SOwcniy.
FORGET ME NOT.--Imttatcd fyua tie Gera4,,.
Where flows tho fountain Silently.
1t blooms lovely flower,
Blue as the beauty fthe SKY,
And speaks like lTd fidelity,
Through fertunc's sun and Show of
Forget me nol.'
'Tis ILL., thy starry eyes, more bright
man evenings proudcst star,
bike paintings own halo light
II seems to smile upon thy sight,
And suys to thee ffOm far
Forget me not
When by tic lonely fount we meet,
And weep so soon 10 part,
That flower springs up beneath our feet.
Aud signs. as IT il WILD TO greet
A kindred broken heart
Forget me not"
Each dew drop OF It's morning leaves
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That whisper, when young passion grcvos
For one beloved afar, and wcaves
Ills dream Of hopes and fears
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