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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
PRICE 1WO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE
To the YWhAic.

TN consequence of the numerous frauds and limo,
Il tions practIsed in reference to my medicine. 4,
again induced to change the form Of my B0TTIE
In future, the PANACEA will be put in round bottle.
uted longitudinaIly, with the following words, bos
in the glass, "SwAIM's PAsAcEA, PmLADA," asrepre
sented above.
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto
fore used, and will have but one label, which coven
the cork with my own signature on it, so that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. ! he medicine mar
copsc be known to be genuine when nv SIP
nature is visible; 10 counterfeit whieh. uA b. puni,lc
as jrg~y.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicin.
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL.
LARS per bottle, thus bringing it within the reach Of
the INDECENT.
My Panacea requires no encomium; It's astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, bohrOf
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the hghes r.
speciality, the most unqualified appreciation, andes
tsblshed for it character which Ehvy's pen, thoug
dipped in gall, can never tarnish.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine,
which have been SO diligently circulated by cerui
PLY sicians have their origin either in ENVY, ornt:
mischievous effects ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, 30.
gives them the most solemn assurances, that this med
cire contains neither mercury any other deleter
drug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my PAM
cea except from myself m. accredited sgens, or per
sons Of known responsibility. and all those will CON.
qucnty be without excuse, who shall purchase iron
any other persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
CERTIFICATES.


From Doctor NJ Chapman. Professor Of the lnsi,utu
and Practice Of Physc and Clinical Practice in th.
University Of Pennsy lvana, President Of the Aes
DENY Of Medicine Of Philadelphia, &c.
have within the last two years had an opportunity
having resisted previously the regular modes of trs,
ment, were healed by the use Of MIR. SWANS Pau
cEA, and do believe, from what have seem that i
will prove important remedy in scrofulous, venere
and mercurial diseases.
n. CaAPNAN. NJ. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
F,o0, n. Norfolk Beaeon of October "a

SHIpwRxcK.-Wr learn'from the cirw of the
brig Adams, Gus, Of Bath from Brunswio k,
Me in ballast, bound TO Wilmington, y. Z.
that she was cast away on the night OF The 9TH
inst. at O'Clock, on Boddy's Island. about 3
miles to the Nor,h OF New Inlet, in heavy
blow from n E. and thick weather. No seri-
Gus injury had been sustained by the vessel up
to Wednesday evening last, when The crew lett
her. She was high and dry, and was advertised
70 be sold on the 2Slh inst The brig Rpssan-
cab. Weston, Of Eas River, from ST. Thomas,
in ballast, went ashore on the same evening.
From the same source we learn that Brig
went on shore on the same night on the Bank
near Roanoak Island; pa, ,icslars Of which they
did not learn.
The Schr. Director Day, Of and from New
York. arrived at Elizabeth City on Saturday
evening last She had previously been ashore
10 the southwark Of Cape Haueras and s,ruck
several times on the Bar in crossing; which in
jsred her SO much as 10 cause her to be con-
demned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

The CANAL LAsnRERs We learn that she
laborers no recently arrived IN this city from
England, and VINO had entered into inden,ures
10 serve The Chesapeake and Onio Canal Com
psnv for four months. for The expenses oftheir
passage, were brought up on Thuis day last be,
fore Judge Crauch, on wril Of habeas corpus.
These men had positively refused TO comply
with rheir engagements upon iheir arrival IN
thi, country, on the ground, as we learn. ,ha,
they could no, make themselves slaves, aud
were. under no obligations TO serve the Com
pany, and had therefore been Imprisoned
These new tangled notions Of Amerir an liberty
were, however, wholly subverted by the deei-
sion Of Judge Cranch, who has remanded them
10 prison, there to remain till they consent TO
comply with their solemn engagements, and
thus discharge the deb which they have 'olun.
tarily contracted. - Washington City CHrOn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

Our revdtrs rerUilccs, pelhsps, thai about a
year ago, Mr.. FoRREsr, the actor, offered a re-
ward of FIVE hundred dollars for the hes, ira
gedy, the hero of which should be an tmeri-
can Indian, tina, should be presented to him.
A committee of literary gentlemen in New
York, are now sitting upon The pieces Ina,
have been "ffered, seven or eight in nGmber.-
We venture ,o'pro2hecy ,haI these gentlemen
coroners, before they ore done with the still
born lAbors Of he candida es for the premium
will be sick of their off e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

Mons ALTERED NoTks.-It seems to be al
mos impossible to guard agains, The ingenuity
of he praciised villains who appear to set at
defiance all the precautionary measures tsken
by The officers Of our Banks to prevent the al
teration or coun,erfeitiog Of their notes. It
will be recoileeted hat we cautioned the pub.
lie, day or two since, against receiving notes
OF the Bank Of Baltimore, altered from 6,e TO
City dollars, and mentioned The Difference Of
the typography in the genuine notes Of these de-
nomin alton, as affording ready mean Of de-
lec;ing the altered notes. To-day note has
been shown to US, in which the words we in
stanced as being differently arranged 10 the
two bills, have been extracted from the BODY Of
the FIVE dollar note, and arranged in the man-
ner in which they appear in thos- Of the demo-
minaiion of fifty dollars.
The only possible difference to be discovered
between he altered and the genuine fifty dollar
note, is the bad figures and filing up Of The
former, and the want Of the words Fiji y
Dollars" in small white letters on black
ground in the upper margin, on esca side Of
the vigne,,e-thr genuine notes having this
distinctive mark; the altered note being with
ou, il Baltimore Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
cOMMUNIC ALTON.

Mr. EDrToR-I have heen in your town for
several d,ys past, during which time put up
a, The Franklin Hotel, kept bv Mr. NEwroN,
who Is an entire stranger 10 me; but l beg
leave, through tue medium Of your paper, 10
ado nv humblr but disln ercs''d testimony in
favor Of the excellent acconm di,ion Offered
q, that establishment. The good provision
the neatnes, and prompruess with which i, is
served up, th- good and clan bedding, the
obligirg manners Of Mr. NEwroN and his bar
keeper, the acute servants, and the attention
and correctness by them observed IN the dis
charge OF their appropriate duties. together
with the moderate charges made, Cannot,
should suppose, fail to secure TO the worthy
proprietor Of the Franklin Hotel large and
increasing share Of public patronage.
A CITIZEN OF MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

reJoinders to bis enc mics and, ifhe is no, gull
~, to treat with contempt" their ISLANDERS.
Burke says: There is limit at which FOR
BEARANcE ceases 10 be virtue.' If,ha, limit
has not been attained in the case Of Mr.. Clay,
we know not where it can be 61ed. Absolute
license in language aud invective, will have to
be judged correc, and just.
Again-Burke, speaking Of CONTEMPT, says:
" No man, by lifting his head high, can pretend
that he does not perceive the scorrs that are
poured down upon him from above" How ri
dicuious, ,heh, would i, be for MIR. Clay 10 pu,
ON an affected contempt for the malevoleni as
saul's that have been made upon him,
We leave the study Of the extracts we have
made TO The editor from whose paper they are
taken, with the hope that he will yet one day
do justice to one Of the greatest add most in
iuIed men In America
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

0crosuAS We took The opportunity of q
few spare hours. day or .wo since, 20 .isi'
hi, little village, and we're highly delighted
1rh our Tip.
OccOQuAs, in Prince William county, Va
Is Ieen miles from Alexandria, and 81 ual,d
% 0ccoquan river, about seven miles from us
nouh. The RIVER is navisab.e for vessels Of
flhl bGrhen up to the village The yiDge
!Sli is handsomely located, and The scenery OF
he adllcent country Is romantic and pic'ur-
Soe Nature ha, no, worked here upon her
hrgest or grsndest scale, aud her Efforts are
Sme have made OcCoquan HarpeI's Ferry
lminla'urs. The COMPARISON is not, pcrh APPS,
,'ay rsr one. Th'rc are rocks and preci.
ife', and tumbhng waters" in both places;
|" our more unpr etending village wants many
d be AFFECTIONS which give celebrity 20 Har-
Rh Fry
We we're particularly struck with the vast
aavoge, that OccoQusn possesses as ma
nhcgting place. The stream sffords i'm
lrnS wafer power; aud the ease and expedi-
au With whic h goods aud produce can BE- car
'ed from thence TO this place, is no small item
u he account When Virginia shall know her
tue mlens, and receive The energy Of a new
Constitution, we hope to see this village re-
sound with the hum of industry and The noise
GP'ienr Iaror 10 king for reward for its tolls.
There are already Cotton Factory, Mer-
chant Mil, Girls, Mill, and Saw Mill, in
SEe oPera,i n in Oceoquan- The Factory Of
hr Nessrs. JANNEYs deserves particularly to
S mrnlionrd. Upwards Of fry hanus are
'oplyed in the Factory, aud about one thou
Ahi 'Pindles KEEP, at work. The order ard
''ay 1f the ma hinery, and The regularity
Hh VIII, h The dlff-rent processes are carried
"'eanh Tail Of in 'eres,irg every one who is
tAmilAr with these ma',ers The Cotton
mSnuiac ured at this Factory, (which, we
y AaPpy % hear, is getung into extensive use)
SeFresth'ed to be Of the very hes, quality
Vf H0ied acquaintance with this species OF
~'''ae'ure, and The short stay we made, pre-
Us ifOm giving othe' details which might
'FEsSi out readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

Salt, &c
An00 bushels ground alum and coarse salt
lCUp so sacks fine do
SIS kegs butter, Of good quality
90 coils cortsge, assorted sizes
20 chests, half do. and boxes imperial and
gunpowder tea
100 bbls common and old whiskey
20 bags st. Domingo and Rio coffee
S hhds and 80 bbis N. O. sugar, some low
price
S do and tierces molasses
1850 lbs loaf and lump sugar
40 bbls prime No shad
10 kegs Carrots snuff
10 or casks sweet malaga wine
Together with general assortment of
Spices, Vines, Liquors, and Groceries.
X. & W. RAMSAY.
TO RENT
"a store on Ramsay's wharf The stand is equal
.Eis TO any in town for business. Apply as above.
oct 26-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

The extrsmi,ies to which politics may carry
men, is exempllfed in 100 many instances in
the Wes'ern Country. The state Of society
there rather encourages than reLresses the ex.
hibition Of strong passions and violent excite
men..
The case OF young Week.-Mrs. is a very me-
lancholy one. We are told he was young man
Of warm and generous disposition, OF noble
nature, bu, of a quick temperament. Circum.
stances threw him early into coils sion with
those around him differing from him in polii-
cal opinions, His father, as public man, was
often exposed to political attacks from his tine.
mics. Young Wickiffe, urged by 6lial duty,
and stung by the oppnobriums which were
heaped upon an honored parenr, resented these
insults. When the a,lacks descended to the
mos, bitter personal invecri,es, he became
asperated, and his rage finally ended in destroy
ing the life Of one Of his fellow creatures.
His hopes thus bias ed, and the current Of
abuse now turned upon him instead Of his fa>
Their, he became reckless, and challenged one
Of his opponents. The resul: is known
An awful waruing is here given! The un>
timely fac OF this talented young mar, how>
ever much it is to be deplored, might have
been expected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
A'f, HSS AlsylDN1AA, d. o.
.,rxsspAy MORNING, OCTOBER %. 1899.
&c, T.urrco A slip from our cores
-, &C The New York Mercantile Adver-

- T,uprco. slip from our cores
.J,D,, of the New York Mercantile Adver-
=, received BY yesterday evening" mail, con
:. he following intelligence" The brig
$40 Woodbury., returned to this port from
.cn,ico on Saturday evening, with her out
-. cargo She was blown off from outside
.,.p,,;n a nortisr on the 9Th ultimo, together
-, ,be United S ates' ship Hornet, the schr.
r., Fan, OF Baltimore, schr. Eclipse, aud Eve
,,.r ,,hOoners from New Ollcans-mos, of
,,;,b uouli probably return TO the coast.
It T,mpico remained in possession Of the
so,o;,rds. who were said 10 have lost from six
- .i,h, hundied men BY sickness and in skir-
.,,,,e, s, Auna's force had been increased
n, number Of from FIVE TO ten thousand
40, and il was understood that he had fixed
n, n, 10Th to storm the town; but a heavy
. no vas beard through the night Of the 9Th,
,r,o an attack was probably made, the result,
(which i, unknown, the Dromo having been
iosD Of the mex, morning.
Captain Woodbury. states that much da-
mp, was done 10 the town in The attack of the
I'D August Most Of the foreigners had re-.
ird 10 the interior, with their property. The
Brrsh Consul had gone to Vera Cruz in the
BRUSH packet
@P.S A letter from New Orleans, By yes
is,dsy's mil, states, in postscript, a vessel
las just arrived from rampico, with news that
he Spaniarc, in that place have cspitulaied.' !"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

Ut Philadelphia Gazette argues that VICE
I" NuPID'TY must necessarily have mucn
l ~ u aHalrs Of Government" We hope the
CUE Is no frightened at presen' prospects,
O"nnng sIo,he its OWE fears by drawing
Illusions sr nscssataie rel. W. demur TO
'u'h prooe, ding The Gazere has been a
S'o' 'borer ia bringing about the p,esen,
''o' "'nss; and, ,her,f fore, if " vice and stu
' IN our Government are so palpable as
matters Of remark, the G-zer,e must bear
'"a'e Of the blame, and not be suffered to
" shoulders Of the bur,hen by taking Of
'Uy' Necessity, indeed! "Vice and SUI
y IN other places besides Governments,
:" s'on lose their distinctive features If
were allowed to cloak themselves behind
Plea Of necessity
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

l., "s the Interesting and exeelleu, excerpts
ia n appear in tn National Gazette, we
rom TIE writings Of Burke, which we
IKE 10 press upon the attention OF the
NO, 10 Of that paper
ma ai0nai Gazette has been foremost in
,,, s That innocent and prosecuted man,
! Sh,,s 'M' Tor addressing his frllow-ei'izrns
h :" al his own fame and character. OF
II. I'e' again has Mr.. Clay been advised.
>''umns of'hat paper, to "foroear" his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Notice.

IN the eth March last, requested my creditors to
- give me six months more upon their various
claims against me. Not having been able to pay all
and of the few remaining having expressed will
lngness to extend the indulgence, ask it OF all that
do remain and tor the last time for six months more
Most respectfully and gratefully,
oct 5-2aw3w OTHO w. CALLS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
50 Dollars Reward.

50 Dollars Reward.
DANAw Az from the subscriber, Saturday night
j last my negro man ABR4HaM, known gener-
ally by the name of DICK about five feet six inches
high, light complexUn. twenty four or FIVE years OF
age; his clothing not Particularly recoected being OF
various kinds he took with him bay horse, Is hands
high, well made, or wears old, some defects in one
ofhs fore feet. These all the marks recoected.
will give the above reward for experimenting the negro
and horse, OF ten dollars for the horse
WILLIAM PFhkE,
Fairfax County, Virginia
oct 2O-eo2wSJ2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Choice Wines -.

g H. s.. ". JANNEY, agents Of J. II. March &
Ne Co of Madeira, have received per orig Baltimore
and schr Velocity, just arrived from MADEIRA, choice
election If ZINES of the following kinds:
Burgundy In oipes, haEpipes. quarter.
Tta fcask', and ha'fquarser-ca'k'.
Part Of ~hch is in the Custom House and entitled to
debentur,. oct 27-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
MarshaA's Sale

1 Ia Superior Court Of Chancery. held in the town
u of Fredericksburg on the 10th day Of May. 1897,
Pncenf Moss, Plaintiff
Anky Bogges. Defendant.
By consent of the parties by counsel, the Court
doth adudge order and decree, that unless the de.
fendan, shalt, within twelve months from the date
hereof, pay to the plaintiff the sums of thousand
dollars, with interest thereon, ut the rate of SIX per
centum per annun. from the first day Of October, 1872
until paid (subject to credit of twenty dollars
and htty-six cents, paid the 9Th day of December,
1920, on,'thousand dollars, With the like interest
thereon. from the LIST day Of October. 1870 until paid;
one thousand dollars, with the like interest thereon
from the first day April, 1872 until paid, subject to
credit Of sixty eight dollars and fort, SIX nts, pad
the Esd day of March 1925; thousand dollars with
the like interest thereon, from the first day of Apil
1920 until paid; thousand dollars, with the like
interest thereon from the first day of April, 1921 until
paid; thousand dollars, with the like interest there.
on from the first day of April, 1892, until psld and
thousand dollars, with the like interest thereon,
from the first day of April, 1923, until paid; and the
costs by the plaintiff expended IN the prosecution Of
this suit, the said defendant and his heirs and all per.
sons claiming under him, be til. nceorh, forever abso.
luteh barred and oreclost Of and from all equity uf
redemption in and from the lands and premises describ-
ed in the nden4re of mortgage, exhibited IN ;hi, cause
bearing date the oath day Of September 1874 brtween
the PENDANT Of the one part, and the plaintiff of the
other parts and that the Marshal Of this Court, after
having given six weeks nolic. of the time and place
thereof b.. adyerts. ment published in some newspaper
printed in the Town of Alexandra, do expose sale
at public auction the highest bidder, for cash. the
lands and premises aforesad and out the proceeds
of the sale after defrayng the expenses attending the
same, pay to the plaintiff the said principal and
interest and the COSTS and the surplus of the proceeds
of the said SALE f any, pay to the defendant, such
person as may be legally authorized to receive the
same; and report his proceedings herein the Court
in order final decree
tnpy-Teste:
Costs 81 80. J. II. WILLIAMS, C.. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
american Canvass.

q 4 s. JANNEY have just received com.
- plete assortment Of American Canvass, made Of
aaS-the qualify Of which is highly approved Of
oct II IF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
SALES Ar Au0r1oN.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

IN Wednesday evening. the 2sth instant. at early
candlelighs, will be sold at the Auction Room. .
var,etyof ~
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, & FANCY
ARTICLES, viz:
70 dozen black slate marble and mkt mems and
women's Stockings and half hose
40 pieces superior fancy prints
10 do common do
Is do dark powerloom csmblets
Is do blue hastings
6 dozen gilt pier, dressing, and German glasses
Broadcloths, cassmeres, cassinets
Andirons, shovela and tongs, rims and casters
Knives and forks, bsndboxes, mouse traps, etc.
1t private sale.
7dozen Chairs, just received, at very reduced prices.
oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
J. II. WILLIAMS, C. C.
Notice.
Costs 81 80.

PURSUANT 10 the foregoing decree, shall. on Sa.
front door Of the of William and Bushrod Rust,
in the Town OF Uppervillc, and county of fauqrer,
expose to sale, by public auction, to the highest bid
JerT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
AN that Tract Of LAND.

lying and being in the county aforesaid whereon the
plaintiff Vincent Moss) formerly resided and which
is composed Of the several following tracts viz: One
Tract formerly the property Vi Nathaniel Moss, on
which stands the dwelling house; other Tract, puF.
chased by the said Vincent Moss Of George Fisher, aud
other Tract purchased by Hezekah Glasscock and
said Vincent Moss of Caleb Whtacre, on which, has
been erected merchant MILL &c. which mill has been
recently burn;-tLe Whole bounded by Goose Greek.
BYRD Is. WALLER,
Deputy Of John Stanard, N FL ID.
oct l3-2aut28Nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Trustee 8 Sale.

Trustee Sale.
DY virtue of decree Of the Superior Court Of Cham
ID Gerry for ,hr Fredericksburg District, will offer
for sale, before the front door # The court house Of
Prince william County, on the first day Of January
Court nsrt,
x..kSs Il Tract OF LAND,
cNSf situated on Broad Run, in the said county;
'ES' supposed to contain four hundred acres, ON
Az$sss, which, John Maddox, at present resides,
which was conveyed to me, in trust. by john Maddox
and Ann his wife, to debt due to John Browns
administrators
Terms of Sale-One third of the purchase money to
be paid in hand ,one other third in twelve months from
the day Of SALE and the remaining third III two years If
ter said sale the two last payments to be secured by
bonds with good security, and deed oftlst upon the
land. Selling Trustee, shah convey such ulle only
as is vested in me by said trust deed.
ii. Is SINCLAIR,
oct 24-dts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

1 Ia Superior Court Of Chancery. held in the town
n of Fredericksburg, on the 10th day Of May. 1897,
'inee"t Moss, Plaintiff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

The Delaware Journal sia,es that an embez.
element to considerable ex,en, has lately been
detected i'll the Post office al ST. Georges. Del.
aware Several letters containing sums of mo-
ney having failed to reach their des ination.
eircums ances led TO the belief that the fraud
was PerPs tra'sd by youth Of about i6 years
OF age, who was employed as clerk in the Of
tte He had been discharged or left ,hs Office
from some cause; and was residing IT, Whining
ton with his parents, when the Post Master
convinced Of the youths guilt, obtained scare h
warrant and found abou $500 which the cul-
rri' Acknowledged he had purloined from DIFF
tersnt letters. He was committed 10 prison.
where he now awaits his trial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-05

Sweoringen sine his apprehension and I'M
prisonmen', has suff red much in mind
HIsicounlenance il Is said exhibits the same un-
m. aiming fea'urrs, for whi' h his uhy<eognomy
was always rrmar shle. Confinement has
somewhat impaired his bodily health. II was
no iced that he tx ihi,en Il" signs of sens,biity
waie thu Witnesses we're detailing The bloody
tale Of the Assas>in ton -aud i, was on'y WI, n
the sentence "fguihy, aud the more sole mn Sen
tenoe OF death was pronounced tha, hr quaiI, d,
and wa thrown off his balance. He ,rembl-t.
for the H., time. and felt an alarm al his I'M
pending fare he has made some confessions.
which are absurd and contradictory He arr
hu,es the murder % Rachel Cunningham. and
considers hims' II scarcely an accessory. When
one of his Couns. announced to him thai he
must die, he replied that he was nut long mo
king up his mind 10 any Thing. AND rumor
says that he specola,e> loosely on he las, act
OF the trag' dy, in which - will soon perform
most ignominlous pa,t Cons ierce has not We,
enjoyed is ,ighs. but in his case appears
scared and twice dead HagesiO,cn Herald