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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
Trust sale Of Hand. Sc.

ID virtue of deed of trust ex-cutcd BY Luke Can.
ID non, Qate decd in his lifetime, TO the subscrib
er, which deed bears date the 24th day Of January
1885, and is duly recorded in the Clerks Off of the
County Court Of Prince William County, I shall, on
the premises late The residence Of the said Luke Can
non, near Dumfries Thursday the Esd Of Aprjnert,
proceed TO SELL for the purposes in the said deed
pressed. to the highest bidder, at public auction, tor
cash, all the right title ard "erest Of the sad Luke
Cannon in and the tract Of land which the said
Cannon lately resided, being situated the waters Of
Qusntco run and adjoining the land attached to the
Quantco Mills near Dumfries, the said tract being
tiInated, by survey, 10 contain
$50 Acres.
ALSO, the right, title AID interest Of said Cam
non in and to an undivided moety Of three several
tracts Of land formerly the joint propert, Of HIMSELF
and Francis Cannon, decd to wit:-One tract situated
on the waters of said Quantico run, and adjoining the
last mentioned tract the same being estimated, by sur
vey, to contain
800 Acres.
One tract sitGa,rd Cd ,he north fo,k Of said
run and adjoining the tract last aforementioned be-
ing estimated, survey, to contain II Acres, and one
other tract situated in the lower end Of said Co ~,
on the waters Of Poplarfork branch, and containing
800 Acres, more or less.
ALSO, all tie tight, title and interes, Of said
Luke Cannon in and to q negro slaves with the m
crease and the stock Of horses CATTLE hogs and socs
Of oil kinds with the Household and Kitchen Furn-
ture belonging to said Cannons estate; or so much Of
the above described property, real and personal as
the undersigned trustee shall deem sufficient, and
think proper SELL to satisfy the purposes and con-
dtons Of the deed of trust aforesaid, including all
costs and charges attending the premises he title
to the above property is believed BY me to be ndis
putable, butt acting trustee, shall convey such ii.
tie only to purchasersas is vested in by virtue Of
the aforesaid deed, under which am hereby authorix
ed to sell. GEORGE w. hACHAE,
marco 21-3tawts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13

vo,,oh friends are in high spirits at the
y, osthe advantages, likely to result 10
P''r so from the Dismal Swamp Canal
10, realize all their wishes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
Pubic sale.

PURSUANT the last will and testament of John
Il Childs, deceased, the subscriber will axe pub.
lie sale Of acres of land on the premises on
Saturday, the 18th INSTANT at 70 O'Clock. Terms cash.
of Col George Minor and the Falk Church, bending
the road leading from said Church to the Little Falls
Of Potomac. GEO JACOBS,
apIi, 8-t18tht Ex'r of John ChIlds.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
HeMiAmin I. FenAail's
GROCERY &. COMMISSION STORE

GROCEhF q COhNiSSlON S1ORE,
On Davis wharf, next door TO VIM Fow!e & Co.
ALEXANDRIA, d. g:
ID ENJAMIN I. Kendall respectfully informs his
ID friends and the public in general tina, he has
opened Grocery and Commission Store at the above
stand, where he will constantly keep on hand gene
raj assortment of articles in his line, and sci! them
easonable prices the! be obtained in the Dis
trict. He will receive consignments of
GRAIN, &c.
from his country friends and dispose of it to the best
advantage, on the usual terms. tf-april Is
Connecticut State Lottery, Class No. 5, extra,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane, to be
drawn at Middetown Friday. the 10Th of April. s.
numbers-8 drawn ballots. highest prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarersl.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
CLas No. 8 for 1929,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia ON Thursday 10th
April. so nnmbers-9 drawn ballots.
Capital Prize 80, 900 Dollars.
Tickets srO 90; halves 5 90; quarters SO; eghths
Is. To be had, in a variety Of numbers, at
,. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royol street
Drawing of the Richmond Dock Lottery, 81 class.
22 IS l ga Al
april i3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
SM1[P NEWS.
Brig America. Smith, hence. at New York 9th inst.

Brig America, Smith, hence. at New York 9th INST
DlsAsrEas AT SEA.-Brig Ann, Millet, ITO DIS.
from the east coast Of Africa, was spoken 3o,h
March, lat. % 10, long rs, dismas,edL A let.
ter received at Salem, from Captain VI. states,
that on he Goth Feb. at A. M his vessel was
struck BY tremendous sea. which swept over
board the second mate, Mr., Hooper Of Sale m,
and Two seamen, Henry Hill; sn1 VIM Smith,
who were all losi-carrieG away her manmast
and all the spars attached to il, the foretopma.t
and foretopmast head, trysaiI mas, and boom,
all the bulwarks, the channels and plankshire,
broke in the main hatches, The deck abreast
the same, TWO deck beams, and completely
swept the deck OF boats, spars. and every other
article except the pumps. Al "a. vi. ano. her
sea struck her in the stern, stove in The dead
lights, started the whole stern frame, and bad.
ly shattered the rudder head, The camboose
was thrown from the main deck on 10 the fore.
castle. Threw overheard or 500 hides, the
chain cable, guns &c. Secured the matches
with nails, and succeeded in stopping the prin>
cipal leaks in the upper works. After clearing
Inc wreck and rr6;ting the vessel as W, II as
they could, Captain NJ. concluded to keep to
the S. and w as much as possible, in hopes Of
reaching sumo southern port. She leaked but
little when spoken.
A letter received at Salem from Capt. Wa
ters, Of the brig Mermaid, put INFO 81. Tho
mas in distress, informs That on he s2d Febru.
airy he experienced the hardest gale he ever
knew, during which The brig shipped sea,
which threw hrr on her beam ends, The Yards
in the wafer, filed the cabin and forecas,e half
full Of water, sweep, over board Mr.. Erven Bot,
Of Salem, one Of the seamea, who was lost
broke the s'auach eons, rail, SC and left The
vessel complete wreck. The gale continued
ill the Goth, and the crew were worn out with
fatigue She arrived at ST Thomas OH the l2th
March. The state Of the cargo was unknown.
Ere. NJ maid from Surinam.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
District Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, Set:
At. United States Circuit Court of the District Of
"A Columbia, continued and held for the County OF
Alexandra, 10th day of November, 1928
Upon the representation of the Grand jury, It u
ordered, this 10Th day ofNovember. 1928 tha after
"this Term all applications for Tavern i'een'e; sn1n
be made to the Court before the Grand Jury saaa be
d.aIareed and that such application" shall be submit
ted to The Grand Jury for their con:iderssioe and
nresentment thereon. for the better information Of
the Court And it is further ordered, that the Clerk
have this order published in the newspaper printed
" in Alexandra" Teste;
april 1-2sv3w hDN' l. LIZ 90:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13

Richmond Dock Lottery,
Will be drawn THIS DAY Highest prize 10000
dollars. Tickets IS half so quarter Is.
Connecticut State Lottery,
Will be drawn at Niddletown on Friday next
Hgehst prize 10000 dollars. Tickets - halves 2;
quarters I.
New York Lottery, Extra Glass No. 8,
Will be drawn in Albany on Tuesday next High
est prize 10 900 dollars. Tickets S. halves so ;
quarters IS. For SALE in variety of numbers, at
=. RUMNEY'S
Lottery and Exchange office, AItsanaria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No 8, for 1899,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on Thursday, 10th
April. so numbers-9 Drawn ballots
Highest Prize $4,000 Dollars.
Tickets $40 Halyes5; Quarters so.
Delaware and South Carolina Consolidated
Lottery, Sixth Glass,
Will be drawn in Wilmington (Del,) on Saturday;
18th April 81 numbers-S drawn ballots.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Ticket. 81, Halves 2; Quarters ].
Washington City Lottery, Seventh Glass,
Will be drawn in the city Of Washington, Tuesday,
2lst April. 4S numbers-7 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets IS halves so; quarters IS.
For sale at
J. CoRSE'S
Lotteryand Exchange Office, King ,t ALEXANDRIA,
90 25 l "a "A
are the drawn numbers of the Richmond Dock Lot.
terry, second class.
4 IS 81 l9 8 ID
are the drawn numbers Of the New York Consolidated
Lottery, No. for 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
Public Sale

Public Sale.
IN THURSDAY neri, the 10th at 10 H. 81 will be
~ sold ut the residence of Robert Brocheu, decd,
MI his Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Quantity OF burnt and unbumt brick, brick.y ard,
TOOLS &c. Also, several valuable Slaves: men, wo.
men e children.
Terms at Sale. ROBERT BROCKETT.
apTl11- Admir-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13
AUCTIONS
Book auction

DUNK S1uCtlNn.
IN Monday Eeessne neat. the lS,h ,u.,.ss. nj half
~ past O'Clock. ut the Auction Store, c-n.r ~
collection of
New and Valuable Books. y
oil Of which are now opened and reaty for examns-
ton. e - 49,
U Gentlemen and ladies are invited to call and ex.
anime the assortment, GEO. WFITE,
april IL Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-13

The following (says the Richmond Whg) is from
the best possible American source in England. We
imagine that it may be depended upon. The prospect
for our bread growers better than the present prices
indicate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

MIR lngham, the Secretary of the Treasury,
LETT the city this morning, for the purpose of
completing the arrangements preparatory to the
removal Of his family and we learn that Mr..
Dickens has been charged, by the President,
with the duties Of that department ad interim
~. s. Tel. .aprH 25
Extract Of a letter from officer efthe NaUy to
ms friend in Washington. dated
"SMYRNA, Jan. IL, 1929.
The Commodore is still here awaiting ipteIli
gence IRON Constantinople. When we depart
depends altogether upon circunstances-I trust.
however, before the close OF this month.
We received information day or two since
from the Ottoman Capital. Of Russian brig of
war having arrived at that place from the Black
Sea. with flag of truce, also of an express from
England and France. The ostensibIe object of
the brig Is to treat for the exchange Of prisoners
presumption, however, carries il to negotiate a
peace.
The Russians have suffered greatly during their
campaign-for the loss of several thousand OF the r
army, two general officers of high distinction, and
great expenses, they have but the indemnity of
Parna In consequence ofthe intense and almost
unparalleled cold weather they have e. experienced,
the siege OF Sistra has been raised, with the loss
Oh all their cattle and horses for Of fool Ru.
NOR places them again across the Danube.
The WarroD has gone to France and Gibraltar
and will not il is thought, return TO this station
The Lex ington and Porpoisc still remain there.
The squadron generally in excellent health,
I'D.
-.-o0o"-
Rhode Island EIcction.-The election in Rhode
Island has just terminated in favour of the Jack
son ticket. Returns had been received from "a
towns and the Jackson prox. was I72 ahead. The
Cadet and Statesman, Coalition paper,in speak
fng OF me result says, .'the upper branch Of our
(theirl legislature, is like the elites of Sodom
and Gomsrrsh, without two to save il from
destruction" These folks die hard.
W. }. Duane, Esq. was offered the Office of
Mayor OF Philadelphia, but declined il on account
oil his repngnsnce to enforcing tho penal laws in
me present stale oil their prison scipline. no.
bic example Of the power Of principle Mr.. ID. was
warm friend TO the election of General jackson.
IN. Y. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28
GEN. SCOTT.

ZEN. SUIT.
1t will be recolle ctej that this officer flor dls.
beying tho orders Of his alleged junior, Gen. Ma.
eomb,) WAC, by direction of President Adams. In
November last, suspended from he command Of
fhc Western department Of the .dr,nv until me
further pleasure Of he President should Dc made
kii0fcH. - -
immediately after Con. Jackson came into IN,
Presidency, il is understood that Cen Scott s,,h.
United to him, thro' the War Department, the fol.
lowing propositions - -
l.; That he, Gen. s., should be put on duty &C.
cordng TO his rank-that is, as the senior major
general Of the army.
=. That (the first not accorded) he should be mn,
OIL trial Tor his alleged disobedience OF orders. 10
enable him 10 establish before Court Martial.
J"St' That he was in fact. and in law, the senior,
anu therefore, superior major general; and sec
ohdfy, being such, that it was against law to re.
general. 49,, -
s.. ALSO in the alternative.) that the Prssiden,
woald De pleased TO accept tho resignation Of hh
Gen. S's) rank in the army
Leaving these propositions for further, perhap,
legislative consideration, we learn that the Preei
dent has Just ordered, that Gen. Scott be relieved
ana discharged from his suspension, andfur.
TOUCHED TIL the 15ih Of Dec. merit
The ground ON which the suspension il under
stood to have been removed, does great credit 10
the Presidents acumen and respect for the law
OF his country. BY the S4th article of wars
courts martial lnot the President) are empower
Gu 10 suspend officers from command; and Gen
Scott had not had the benefit of trial, by his
peers, to ascertain the fact Of his guilt alleged
disobedience of orders,) or the nature and exien,
OF the offence. Suspension, therefore, which
Nigh haze been imposed aj1er trial and conviction
u considered by the President as illegally impos.
ed before such proceedings.
We learn that Gen. Scott win avail himselfot
his hrlough, to join his family at present in
France, tor which purpose, in part, 1t was, no
doubt, kindly Intended -
There is in truth magnanimity in the Pres-
dents course towards this distinguished Officer,
which must command the good opinion. of every
liberal mind. ~ +. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

EtHE SGb5criter offers for sale hi, tsc Of land IN Eoi,o
"a way county, the side Of Csllsr Greek ,pJ q,
both dss OF DEER Creek eousinng by late survey s72
screH 'sd there about 80 Of fst land o,t n
which has been reclaimed az Considerable erpenes ,rd
thought 10 be 6rs Tobacco land The ar,
pew hsyng been al built 10 the Of FIVE vesr, ssJ
consist Of two grrnrrisy, barns 20 nv "a feet .b =.
ovs"eer house aud smoke bog'e ell famed TIE nsrros,
eships are good and comioitsbie.
The payments will be made 10 suit The purchases. Pecan,
wi-hry 70 psrchsse will apply 20 Lew lone, vinx 10 he
county Of Nowcvsy, ebo IS sutborjI 70 d'srose n q
JAMES CASKIE
F1'il " t.+set
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

AUDiroR's OFFICE,
April 9th, 1922. I
PUBLIC NOTICE!
N oPARTES PUBLIC reminded that the ls, require,
them IN render oath tc this oaee ,nnu,.
wseiher they have hsve received sny isIs, due
ho Commonwealth The fra Of October in escs wear Is The
ought TO communicate the fact.
JAS +. HEATH,
fuditoT of Public accounts.
April 20. 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

e BAKEH-DE.VTIS
WILL leave Richmond about the last Of Muy, and be
W ,:nt the sres'sr part Of the ptr, Summer.
Hprii2s Ii4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

HTDUCATiON.-Th subscriber, having employed
~ young gentleman well qualified, as an assistant,
intends 10 open school, the ensuing year. at Hickory
trucon will embrace The Latin anil French Languages
the various branches OF Mathematical science, Natural
the use Of the Maps and Globes English Grammar
&c.--Ihe school will the 18th of Janu-
airy. and terminate OH the 18th OF December.
There will be vacation OF one month, in The sum-
mcrThe price of board, tuition, washing aud Iodg-
lug will be one hundred doars-for board aud tuition
alone, oiuey dollars, payable, in each case, half
o. tse let OF June, and Tire other half the 10TH of
December. Ills residence is about twenty-six miles
above Richmond and in Of the most healthy and
respectable neighboufoods in VirgiDia.-Itis on the
road, leading from Colonel Goodals Tavern Frede-
ricksburg.
The subscriber pledges himself 10 pay strict attention
to the tuiion and morals Of the boys ntrused 10 his
instruction. Letters addressed to Montpelier Post Office
Hanover County, Sill he attended to.
J. ID. g. BROWN.
Dec. O. CIVIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

One Of distant Subscribefs has requested us viii,
little niver. 10 discontinue his paper until tn,
Convention subject hls been completely settled. He
fecgrss tina he will take Virsinia psper until tic
whole subjsct IIa been eNhausted- What ,youId have
heenhis feelings. if he lad been upon the scene of on
era ion for the last 'hree ntbs hearing scarcely
any other subiec, discussed during that If we
cannot beg his pilience fcW toeeks iongcr-.Il we
hope 10 have the pleasure Of rensisiing him upon our
Subscription lists, and also Of dyersying the contents
OF our rager.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

SATURDAY, Dec. 26.--Tbe Speaker laid before The
House the annual commune alton of the Board Of Dree
to-s Of the Penitentary, which NJ. Ruthet foord's
motion was ordered to he printed.
MIR. Minor. from the Committee the 81 Auditors
Office, presented report 10 the number Of shares OF
stock in the James River Company, held by indivdu-
ala aud the State, &c. &c. which, on his motion, wac
laid upon the table and ordered TO be printed.
The Speaker laid before the House communica-
ton from the Fad Auditor, transmitting The docums n
called for nv resolution relative to the OF the
kanwaha Turnpike Road
On Mr.. GI'sers motion, lc,ve was given 10 bring
IN bill 10 establish inspections Of flour and iob,cco
Sco'isvilIe in the county Of AlbemarieOn Mr.. Scots
motion the Committee OF Propositions and Grievances
was Instructed TO enquire into The expectancy Of chang
ing separate election in Halifax county,: On motion Of
MIR. Smith OF Kanawha. the same Committee in
stncied TO enquire into the expedency Of amending
the laws regulating precinct elections in the several
counties Of this Commonwealth as TO require such
leciions to be held the day on which elections
are held AT their several court-houses.
Engfossed bills -" Directing survey between Bank
Bay IN the county Of Princess Anne aud the Seaand
$40 authorize separate election AZ the house of Red
mon Eskn. IN the couny Of Montgomery" were read
a third time and pisscd.
resolution from the COMMITTEES ri ads anil Inter-
MAJ Navigation. Nv favour o Incorporating IN
make rod from The Penn. ylvauia line, smith
held, on the National Road, 10 the mouth Of Fishing
creek or Ohio river, was agreed to-
RESOLUTIONS from tie committee Tor Courts of Justice.
were taken mp and agreed TO, viz: ist IN favor OF d.
vorc'ng Elizabeth Lynch Of Wythe county; 2nd. Re-
lectDg the petition of George Baggot Of Stafford, tor
leave to sell certain lands; Bird Rejecting tho petition
Parmcnas Bird who prays the passage Of aut'o-
rising him 10 sell certain land and appropriate the pro-
reeds Tor the support Of his wife and children; and 4h
For releasing TO George willard and others Of Wood
county, the Commonwealth right to certain lands.
Two resolutions from the committee were also
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31
MAYORS OFFIRE.

nj. NELsoN, SecreidrV.


To The Editors of The Nat. IpfeHigencer.
! communicate TO you, for the Information OF your
City Readers aud OF those who take an interest in the
prosperity of this city and undertakings, that have
received authentic intelligence, that the Hon Mr..
RUsH, the Agent OF this Corporation for hs, purpose
has completed the negotiation II Loan in Europe for
One Million Of Dollars, TO pay our Subscription 10 The
Stock Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
The pre- Of the Loan no, known, but has
been oblsn I'd at interest Of less than six per cent
per annum. Yours, respectfully,
10: GALES, Jr. g3fayor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

The New York Enquirer says;--" We have the gra-
t6caion 10 state on tie most and unques-
tonabe authority, that every word OF the Presidents
Message written by himself sud that the most pro-
minent suggestions are those Of hrs own mind The
FIRST draft Of this most valuable state paper, this creed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

The explanation made Monday in relation 10 co,In-
ty representation Immediately preceding the taking the
question ON Mr.. Stuarrs resolution in relation TO future
apportionment, made by Mr. Stuart himself and no,
by Mr.. Wilson, as reported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

At Meeting Of the Citizens Of Wheeling. held at
the Cour: House on Monday Evening, Dccemb.r Ilth,
1929, for the purpose of expressing their sentiments
ative to the late proceedings in the State Convention
now sitting at Rchmond: Col Moses w. ChapIine
was called TO the Chair, and NJ. Nelson appointed Sc.
crctary.
The Meeting was addressed by IL. Jacob and s.
Sprigg, who explained the objects OF the meeting and
expressed their views OF the resolutions adopted in the
Convention on the 5h inst
Alter which the following preamble and re solutions
were ad rpted:
Whereas, the present Government Of Virginia is so
organized that ambitious minority s enabled 10 lord
IL over majority Of the people: And whereas, ga ma
ority OF the community, hath ndubitabc right to
reform the government "in such manner shall be
judged most conducive 10 the public wes:"
Aud whereas, the sentiments Of the feemen OF Vir-
eina not truly and fairly expressed In the State
Convention, now sitting al Richmond; decisive ma.
jority OF the members oil that body being the repre-
sentiives Of a minority Of the people;
And whereas, the late votes in tho Cony cnion, re.
using TO adopt the white ba's Of representation In eli.
Their branch Of the General Assembly, and refusing al
so te provide for just apporonment OF the po-
liticsI power OF the State at any future period eynce
the determination OF The minority. who wsl
the power, TO secure and perpeuae sie in thei
own bans, in utter disregard Of the II Of Rights, and
OF the principles Of justice therefore,
Resotoed, That reposiDg entire confidence in the la
Tents, discretion and integrity OF the representatives
from Ibis district, entertain the opinion that when il
is de6nitivey determined in the Convention TO disre
gard the basis OF white population 10 organizing the
popular branch Of the Legislature the friends OF liberal
principles and reform, and especially the
from this district after entering their solemn protest.
ought to withdraw and take no further part in the pro-
ceedings OF the Convention.
ResoIred. That the assero, that The free labourers
OF the West, are, in every sense, on level with the
slaves Of the East the peasanry Of Europe is false
la fact as II Is nngrscions and iIIi5srsI
RESOLVED, Thot we highly approve Of the exalted
patriotism, and OF The pure and Republican sentiments
cxempl6ed in the conduct Of Gen. Robert Taylor OF
Norfolk, while member Of the Convention of GINA
Res0iUcd, That these proceedings be published.
MOSES w. CHAPLINE, Chairman.
M. NELSON, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

pulmonary the fVth
residence of Mrs Caaway, in the County OF Bedford
MENUS aged ~ member Of Of
Mcnns afforded in his short lfo, a striking
of the power aud effect of genius.
To this high intellectual
spondcd in full harmony Frank open and his dspo
stion lac a friend placablc To
Nature with beunu hand, added person.
no counenance and unwaverng fnos OF mind
to give them support. [Lyaehburg j. Republican.