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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Virginia ] .ands for Sale.
7 WISH to dispose by sale or lease. Of tracts con.
Il tanning more than
$4,000 Acres Of land,

Wing in the county of Pendeton, and the head wa.
tiers of the South Branch Of Potomac This land con-
sis,s informed 1T hills and valiies, all unclear
ed great psr is admirably suited for grazing and
not small portion, j, is thought, is highly adapted to
the cultivation and growth of the vine.
To individuals, companies, foreigners or others,
disposed osciile and improve it, for the above or other
purposes. twould sell every other thousand acres, on
very liberal terms lease the same frate OF years
for small annuity--but to purchasers OF tract or
more the price would be very moderate and payment
received in easy instruments, or in property within the
District or its vicinity For further particulars apply
to Mr. John Bryce Of Baltimore, orto
Alexandra Jane IS GEO. JOHNSON:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
ScoWs for sale Or hire
DY JOSIAH u DAVIs-12 kegs superior Lard
ID put upf for family use. lo,y .
Consolidating

roHN SUMMERS X hLEX'R r Ausiln, respect
u fully inform the public that they have entered IN
Conar,nership and continue carrying or the
Coych and Harness Making business,
=. The old stand on St. Asaph-street. between King
all prince, and formerly occupied by jain Summers;
here all orders will metwth prompta'tention sad
sxecu.cd With ncatness and durability febs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac
tOrY.

cdDltlCt, Ctldh uhN IVA .Aohui"S-
tory.
UAHEs GREEN Cabinet maker,-ha on hand and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on soyal'
ST., Alexandria, e At the corner oflJth ST., Pennsyl
yana Avenue Westinghouse general assortment ct
the mos fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warran, equal if not superior in quality, to any
ever offeredn the ict:-Consistng in part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic pedestal end and plain sidebOards
Ditto, with ceilaretts sand marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dress,ng do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentemens Secretaries and bookcases
pierlables with marble and mahogany tops
piiler and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
Plai do do do 90 40
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Nash stands with marble anu mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Hlsic stools, sitletts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
with ageneral assortment of bedsteads oirichiy
c,rv,d mahogany, maple and stained woods, all OF
bicb will be soidas for cash they can be pur'
chased of the quality at any other mandatory
,hs IIn;on ALSO,
gn,sserment of 1T Domingo and Bay of Honduras
uahorauy part of which is suitable for handra'ls,
ste.m sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nsh Of .s,p .rior quality, sacking bottoms cords,S
TURNING AND Al WING,
Handsomely executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Wheat wanted

NIORDECAI MILLER & SON inform their former
lNl customers and friends that they have AGAIN taken
possession of the brick Mill called 7riadelphia NIL
on the Little River turnpike Road, Four Vile 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
give them call. aug1l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Tobacco and Oil.

. Kegs Cavendsh tobacco
y 20 boxes and ID Jumps do
- kegs, l6 TO the pound, do
hogshesd best summer oil
Just received and for sale by
sept THOS. VOWELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09

X x Ibds 2 st Croix, Porto itico and N. %.
Wy $50 barrels sugars, par, of which is prime a..
2SG bags Rio. Porto Cabeilo coffee, par, prime green
s s saif chests Y Hyson Tea sggs
3 chests
so 10 X IS Id. boxesS Sc
rs IS a 10 es s"s' boxes Imperial do az
II, 9 hs'f r. chests se,s. }Hyson do ~
Powchong and souchong in chests and half chests do
10 bags h'av, sumatra pepper
50 hhl- n. Orleans and W India nolasses
) casks summer strained sp rim OIL
20 pipes Eognac and Gsmpagne brandy, "Hennes.
sy." Goddard u Co and Seignet,e's brands
IA half pipes "Seignete" do
6 pipes Holland gin
100 barrels y. r. rum
% do Fnl.,'s and Trim,le's American gin
1873 coils patent cnroage assorted
500 beg> patent shot from the Phenix tower
10 tons ttussa hemp
) bales German lcssians
20 box AMI half boxes Bakers and I.apham's cho-
rolate
SO boxes yellow soap for shipping
10 boxes sperm candies
800 No 5 and superfne letter and No 5 pot
and cap paper
200 rr"G'> tapping do
50 bundle, ,ugar.oafpaper md binders and handbook
boards
Lisbon and imitation sherry wine in half quarter casks
l.. p. MSdera in half pipes
feneriffr and L,snOn in pipes
tlanpsrs porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks Island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
PRSVR Y PRFCT Mn
NR KIP THIS PRCPTS TN

y 10 discover the meaning, add the vowel
: : "here ltis wanting-eight times to the first
He and nine times to the second.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Charles Bennett

HAS received, per the packet ship Manchester, via
u New York,
Best Bridport Seine 7oine g. Shoe Thread.
septl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Cash for Negroes.

Cash for Negroes.
WYE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes, from IL 10 IS years
of age field hands; also, mechanics OF every descrp'
ton Persons ishing sell would do well to give us
CALL as We are determined 10 give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may be here
af, er in this market
Any communication in writing will be promptly a.
tended to- W. all times be found at our resi-
dence west end of Duke street, Alexandria. ID. e.
iuly " FRANKLIN AKMFIEtD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09

Superior HhnMastOM Mime.
1Al casks just received. now landing from schr
VI J North Carolina, capt. Martin Sal schooner
will take freigh, for Eastern or Southern port hp
ply To the captain on board, orto
,,p % JOSIAH VI. DAVIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
A very excellent Farm
 FOR SALE

DLEASANTLY situated in the rich arpi. A cultural town of Sharon, state of Con. necticut, about one mile northwest of the Presbyterian meeting house, containing 100 acres of good tlable land, most of which 10 first rate, and 100 acres ofw0od land. There is on said farm good house, three barns, a cider mill and house, good wood house, and other Ont houses; fine orchard, with m ex- Cellent assortment of fruit. Two never Gaillng streams Of water pass through the farm: there is in the vicinity of said farm a grist mill, clothiers' works, and a school. The Subscri- ber wishes to retire from business, and would wish to retain the house, with two acres of land, one barn and wOOdhOuse during his life, for which he would pay 100 dollars year. Terms would be very liheraL Any person wishing to obtain such situation would do w ell tO call md examine for themselves.
 Two stout old horses to go with or without the farm. For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber on hepremises.
 CALVIN MOVES.
 Sharon, April 2e. lSe9 '45
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Probate OOiee, ss. District cf NoJok,
 April IS. 4, p, 1920.

 TTPON the petition of Eliza Coe, of Nor- " ton, in the county of MCdinN, and state of Ohio, showing to this Court that she iA guardian Of Eliza COe, Jun. and Charles Coe, both of said Norton, minors under the NRo of twenty.onG years that SNid minors are own CTS oC about eleven acres of land lying In Win. chester, In said Norfolk Probate District, which land bounds northerly on Daniel Coe's land. And also one ninth part of twenty acres of land, lying in said Winchester lying In common aud undivided with the heirs of Jon NthAn Coc, lNte of said Winchester, deceased, which last mentioned land is under the h. cumbraMce Of the widows right of tiower; and praying this Court, rorthe reasons there- In stated, to authorize and empower some meet person to sell and give lawful convey. ance of said estate 90 belonging to said mt nors, Ns by petition on nle. dated the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1899:
 N is Merej6re ordered, that said petition he continued to the goth day of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then to be heard at the ProbHte Office in said Ms.~falks | and that q copy of thia order be published ina nawapa. per printed In LitohArld. called the Llschntltl EnguIrer, three weeks sucGesslvOly, the last publication to be at least six weeks before said goth day 0f Juno, which being done, shall be- duo notice Co Hll c0ncNned.
 A true copy of record.
 4o' MICHAEL Y. MILLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

.it q Court Of Pspbose held in Ne,c- Mi!lord.
 wiihim and |6r tks District cf NesO- Afi!toni,
 April a0tk, ie2S-.
 A NAN HiNR. of said New Milford. having "A on the 18th day ofApril. 1889. made m assignment of hss real and personal estate in trust to Ezra Noble and George w. Whitilc- sey (or the benefit Of lis the said AnAn's cred- i.crs and on the same day ssid assignment was lodged for Fecord in the Probate Office in said District pursuant t0 the provisions of statute law of this state entitled "an act in addition to an set entitled an act against frau dulene conveyances."
 Wherspok. erdered. That Commissioner he appointed at the Probate Ofiee in said New Milford. en the 4th day of May, 1899, at % o'clock in the forenoon, te receive and eRamiae lhe claims 0f all persons who were creditors of the said Anan Hlne on the said ieth day of April. 1899; and that all persons interested in the estate sO'' assigned may he notified thereof. the sald trustees will cause ehis order Va he pnhllshed ln a newspape | Iprlnaedain Llach0sld. and post copies iheFeo In two different public places tn said New Milford. A true copy of record. ] A5s NATHANlEL PERRY, Clerk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Commissioners' Notice.

THE subscribers having ben appointed -A by the Hun. Court of Probate for the Dis. trict of LitchAeld, Commissioners tO receive, examine, adjust and settle the claims Of the several creditors to tho Estate of
 JONATHAN CHURCHILL, \ late of Goshen, In said District, deceased, represented inSolvent-hereby give notice that we shall attend to the business of our said appointment on the second Monday in October next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, as the dwelling house of Alvin Guild, in I.itch. field, Milton Society," Six months'being al. lowed said creditors from this date to exhibit their said claims legally Nttested.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, ] Commis HUGH P. WELCH, sioners.
 LitchfeM April %, 1899. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
BTRDsEY CHRIS

HAS removed hls SELECT SCHOOL 4l from Milton Co NelD FresIOK, and will be ready tO receive. scholars the 9th day Of May next In the Academy School Room, near the Meeting House.
 Tuition for English studies, SS co
 for Latin and Greek, { % Board, including room and washing, can be obtained in respectable families for Si SS per week.
 LitcAGeld, ApriI 90, 1899 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Stage Dsirers.-A stage driver in Delaware has been fined Si0O for damage done to carriage by his attempts to pass i,.
 A bill has pnssed the Senate of New York, impos. tug fine of SiOoo for holding n masquerade h any theatre, public house, SC. A Ncw.Yosk paper OK. presses the opinion ,hat by holding TWO or three of these exhibitions in . season the proprc,ors would bc enabled Co pay the fine, and afford to thcmsevesA handsome profit
 The Pensacola Gazette says thu, during the Mlmin. iSiraiion of President Jackson Florida will probably be admitted into the Union as n state.
 The Memoirs of Bolivar, by NJ. IIols,ein, is about to Do published n Boston.
 Young yacksonians.-The Sicnben County AAvo. cate states that Joseph Potter of that county, had twins presen.cd.to him 4.h March. He named one AWdvsW J. and the other JacksOH A..
 It is stated h q Kentucky paper, lint John Pope, recently appointed by the President Governor of Ar. kansas, has refused io accept the appointment and
 a. he candidate for Congress In the district late. y represented by Mr. Moore appointed Minister to Colombia There are two other candidates for the office.
 In sui, in New.York last week, Samuel Chandler vs. Richard Pette,, for malicious persecution, in pursuing and prosecuting m indictment for perjury agains, the plaintiff verdict was given of elH,SeO! Another fire took place in Haven on the l0tb inst. on the Long WhaV, tn woodea building Occs. pied as blockmakers shop and sail lOte, which was destroyed. No other buildings materially injured. A new College Is to be opened at La Grange Ala. in about year with fifty trustees! A white man was committed ,o jail ia Norfolk a few days since lor attempting to sell free negro he had brought from Baltimore.
 Counsereit three dollar bills of the Cranston R. |. bank are said ,o be in circulation in NewYork. The paper of the couaerteiss s somewla darker, end the engraving eOarser than in the gsnuise ones.
 Ramor says that the recently appointed Treasures Ofthe United States is De dsplabed to make room Cor James A. Hamilton. Esq. or Nsw.York, of Gov. F.ndlay, of Peansylvaaia.
 Mr. Alto. Gen. BerFien hes aceepsed the inv,iaiiOu to deliver the next annual ornon before the Closo. phic Society of Princes0n College.
 Nouel Mal.-On opening haddock in EdInhurz, says an Eaglah paper, s was ssbasd so eonsain nsws paper, neatly relied up bringing a.s iassIleeaee on Ireland. It had probably been thrown overheard from some vessel.
 The steam beat Talms, on her passage lFom Pitts huvgh to Franklin, Missouri, sDOk fire tn her hold was seulalsd. aad sunk.
 Stephen ". Bailey, . member of one of the GFs companies Ia New.YOsk as he was proceeding so the
 re wih ths engias on she SiA ias. fsl dOws and i'm mediaaely expired.
 The state Of Ohio hes raised by loan SlOO,OOO GO' the construction ofcaWAls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Probate OGcs, S. District ef LiteAfcid,
 April 10. 1920,

" Apri! 1s, 1929. ' TTPON the petition 0f Marvin BlakeSley, O of Plymouth, ln klsch2eld county, shrw. ing to this Court that he is guardian of Ed. ward S.Gmves. Oftiarwint0n, in sald Probate district, minor Of about eighteen years of age, and that the said minor is owner in fee of one undivided sixth part of one undivided ilfth part of certain tract of land lying in HarwInton, In said Probate district, being land formerly owned by Stephen Graves, late of said HarwintOn, deceased, E described ln sad petition; and praying this Court, for the rea- sons therein stated, Co authorize and empow. CT him, or some other meet person, to sell and give lawful conveyancss Of said estate go belonging to said mlnoF. Rs per petition on iile, dated April l8. lsee:
 K e Gkeve(6re ordered, that said petition be continued to the 9gth day of June next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then tO be heard at the Probate OlIice in sald Lltchheld, and that . copy of this order De published in the news paper printed in Lilch6eld, called the T.ileh. field EuquireF, che lass publleasl0n @ De q feast six weeks belOFe said a0th day of June next, which heing aOne slsaii be due notice to all concerned.
 A true capy of Record.
 45s EREDERIcK WOLcOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Probate O0Ecs, ss. District ef Litek field,
 April lStk, 1929.

t TTPON the petition of Polly HamessoA, Of AJ LltchReId, in said district. chewing to shls Court that she is guardiaa of Laura L. IIumestOn, and Phebe R. HumeslOn, aN Of said Litchaeld, miners undes the aga of twen- ty.ons years; that said mindrs are heirs at law of the late sherman Humeston, deceas ed, and as such that they are owned in fee of the several lots of land hereinafter described, situate in said LiichReld, via: One piece of land containing about seventeen acres; me piece containing about fifteen acres one piece containing about sixty acres one piece con- taining about thirteen acres; one piece con- taining about eleven acres; the undivided haif of one piece containing about one acre, with saw mill standing thereon, known by the name of the mill place." Said lots heinz bounded as set forth in said petition, and praying this Court. for reasons therein stated, to authorize the petitioner. or some alhes meet person, tO sell and convey the mieFesl of fsaid minors in said property. as per petisiaE on Ille.
 It's therefore ordered. that said petition D, continued to the 2ed day of June neat. at teg o'clock in the forenoon, ihen t0 he heard d the Probate Office in said Lischneld, and thu a copy of this order he published in she mowa paper printed in Lltchneld. called the K.laeh held Enquirer, three weeks auccesnisely. th last publication to he at least alx weeks h0to4 said aad day Of June next which helug d&u. shall be due notlca Go all concerned.
 A true copy of record. , 4
 A FREDERlcK WOlccwT, ysA1ge
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
NOIlICE.

WIZ tho Subscribers having been appoint
 w cd Commissioners on the Estate oT STEPHEN M LES. adiudged Co be an in. solvent debtor, by the Hon. Superior Court at its February term A. D. 1899, hereby give notice that we will attend to the duties of our said appointment at the dwelling house of said Miles in Washington In Litchheld c0un- ty, on the first Monday in May, A. D. l8ee, and on the first Monday of July, 1899, and on the llth day of November, 1899, at one o'clock on each of snid days, on which days the creditors are requested to present their claims properly attested. s ba
 SHUBAEL R. CUSHMAN, 2 Commis-
 ERAsTUs REYNOLDS, { siomsrs.
 Washington, April lst, 1899. e40
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
NEW GOODS.
CHARLES l.. WEBB. .AS just received from New. York, and is 4A now opening, an extensive assortment of
 NEW SPRING GOODS.

HAS just received from New. York, and is HI now opening, an extensive assortment of
 NEW STRING GOODS,
 cOnsistlng cfG urge srply or Chintzes and CNlicocs English and French dark & light cod GinghamS, elegant patterns; Linens; Lawnsi Linen CAmbric; CNmbric Hd'kfS; Whlte Jeans; Silk and plain Drillingss
 Brown Cambric and BAttste, for hOnnets; Book. Swiss, and fancy Rg & plain Muslins, TarnbOnred Collars and dlHandkerchieis; Domestic Sheetngs and Shlrtings, very low ; Black Gros de Nap Snd other LHstrings, Le.
 vantines, &c. Italian GRAPES; Sllk and fancy VESTlNGSy Fancy silk and gauge Scaris and Handk'G; Large square and long Merino Shaw6; An elegant assortment of Fancy Ribbons; LEGHORN HATS; Black Rg'd Lace Vels, cheap and handsome Silk and cotton Hose; Horse skin, kid and beaver Gloves; Black and blue Circassians;
 Wide black French B0nba2ine; A large assortment of black, blue, olive green, brown and mkt BROADCLOTHS, much lower than usual.
 Black and blue CASSIMERES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
MASONIC NOTICE.
RUNAWAY

RUNAWAY
 "a FROM the subscriber, living in HarwintOn, On the ed fast. a
 black boy named James Psssr:on. E/ about If years of age, bound to @ me by the select men of Llteh- field. An persons are hereby fOTbidden from haFbOving CT trustiag said boy on my account: One cent reward. and no charges, VIII he paid for his apprehension. ....----~
 Litekfeld, April sS, 1889 ]S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
Litchfeld Female Academy.

UyHE Summer Term of this Institution . commences on the 18th Of May next. T.,ifion--teu or twelve dollars for the term, according to the studies pursued.
 For single quarter, six dollars.
 Litchfeyd, April eS 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
MARREED.

h this town, on tie 18th tnat. iy tho Rev. IsnAc Jones, Mir Danlel s. Edwards, of RoxbuFy, to Miai Mary Ann Webster, of thlstown. lH this town, (DoUth Farms,D on the 2e.h inst by the Rev. Mr. kobinson, Mr. Lewls K. Churchill to iS Hsdds%, Mr. Gidson Dralnerd, jr. ,o Miss La in coicbroek, Mr. Joel B. 7ailor, of Mlddletown, U. H., .e Mss Sally, eldest AAagkter of Doct Ell Miss Matilda, sscond daughter ef Dooi. s.
 DIED,
 h Canaan, on the il,h inst. Mr. AsaheI Dunham, 'iiS Aaburn, N. Y. Col. Samuel Bclamy, aged a ia New.Yovk, on the ll,h lns. Archibald Oracle, Esq. aged 74, for many years . most distinguished Ia Albany, Mr. Henry J. Rico printer, sl, late O' in Edgefe,d, s. c. Tom, negro man belonging to Mrs. Bacon, Ut ,he'greas age ofi3o years lle him. ,s"e oS his memory. t%eIs S ls doubt bu. sas hs was as least as old as had been stated. In HaEslord, Mr. Sylvester ClaFke, 70. ..
 lnTolland on the 18th inst. Rev. Nathan Williams, m W@,hsrs6eId, on the 18th inst. Mrs yemimah Wells FeIos of the late Gen: Roger Wells, n.
 In East Windsor, Col. William Thompson, OV Mrs. MaTsha Allen, 56 wife of mr. Solomon Allen. ln Torriagiord, Mra Sally Gee, S6, wife of Capt. I@ New.London, Mrs. LucFsiia w. Williams, g, wife of Mai. Thomas W. Williams, and eldest daagh. ter of the Hon. EliRs Perkins.
 ls sl.e Island of Cuba the 2lih of Jan last, Mr. Samuel Clarke. 5l, formerly of Cenn.
 iW Tolland, Conn. Cemf Clasee, coloved uaan, aeed 100 years; revolutionary peauieaer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
0kOO "a III g.
,CROCKERY. Sc. Sc.

AM of which will be sold very ckeap for cash, or exchanged for most kinds of country pro. duce. 46 LischGsA, April SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

representation Co COng,sss.-By the COGranr, W, 'oaI '"as returns have been received at Hartford from s"."e 'cwns'" the sta.e which, though no, Ofciaare Oe'leVed to Do correct The resu. la, .ha, the dele. eS"OH in Congress will consist of Messrs. RoIph I. .eVersO''' Moves Barber, Ebensser Young JabeI W. hu"sInV'on' Win, L. S.Orrs, and Win. W. EIIswOr,h
 Mr. Ellsworth leads Mr. Plant tho highest or ,ho nm. successful candidates, l49 vo,esi tho former having 65S6, the latter 5a07.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23
GRO HE'S,

with great variety of Goods not enumcrat- ed, which will be sold low for cNsh, or on u credit not exceeding slx months.
 Litchtsld, April 9S 45
 N. B. For sale. handsome GIG & HAIR. NESS, almost new. cheap for cNsh or pro. duce next lAll or winter. C.L, w,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

The N"t' IntOlligenccr Or the 18th announces the appointment by the President of Lotus M'LANE, of Delaware [" be Minister to England, tn the room of JAMES BARBOUR, removed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

H' or suspect tho existence OF suoh project; and rom the fraOkness with which Nir Tracy was ln the "@Olt Of expressing hs opinions, and from the n,a. Cy otmy intercourse with him, wiIIbe dlfcul.Gor me to believe that coOld have existed with his knOw
 eoge' and never have been mentioned In my hearing"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-23

A"O'her Pr'"t'r pFOUidsd .JSr-B. II. Norton, Esc lately one of the publishers of the Hartford Time. mas been appointed Postmaster at Hartford, in plac ot Jonathan Law, Esq. removed.
 A"O'her.-DHbney s. Carr, Esq. editor of the Bal 'imore Republican, R appointed Collector Of the Pc. Of Baltimore. Truly, he has his "rcward."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-29

moral sxioms; nor, ike Corporal Trim, de-
scend into the kicheu, to edify its inmates
with nv Observation-Disclosures, because they
come from the heart. But in my Study, sur
rounded by the learning of ages aud nations MS
accompanied by the written thoughts OF the
learned and the wise, / can. 'Tisthere learn,
from contemplation Of my feilow-creatures
unhanpipes., 10 be contented with what have.
There. schemes for wealth ADD the dreams o.
ambition modest me not. am an isolated OF
ing, happy in myself-envying not the lot OF
,ry man-A knock al the door here inter-
rupted my medi a,ions, and introduced HATCH
EN-, painting and blowing, and urging me 70
haste for the meeting of the Club. followed
him; and SO ends nv reverie
ELNATHAN MARIGoLD, Gent