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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
Mrs AagavtN
sMrS NaSarty
ID ESPECTFUI.LY informs the inhabitants ct Alex
i Z andria that OH the Path ins' she will opena
CNEYn0Y,
SCHOOL

on Duke street, LOT hIiioti W iOuik
whom she propose, to teach the English and French
Languages scientifically, Ancient and Modern History,
Chronology, Geography with the use Of the Maps AID
Globes, the Elements of Natural Philosophy, Rbeto-
ric, Prosody, Mythology, Composition. writing and
Arithmetic.
From her long experience in teaching. end perse.
ycrng attention to the moral and literary improve
ment of her pupils, Mrs trusts she will be able to
give general satisfaction to those who may favor her
with patronage
information concerning her capability teacher.
may be procured from the following gentlemen and Ia
dies, whose children she bad under her tuition during
her residence in Georgetown, ID C.-Col Narbury,
Clement Smith, Jeremiah Bronaugh. Robert Getty,
Horatio Jones, John Abbot, Esquires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs. Macka,, and from Daniel Bryan, esq Alex
andra, D. C.
Her terms may be ascertaued on application either
to herself or TO Mr.. Bryan
Mrs Iiagarty socits attention to the uboined test
monals.-
Ha'hingfon. august 5th. 1929.
am well acquainted with Mrs. Tag rty believe
that she is pous. good lady, and know that she ID
well informed, and an excellent instruc'ress
JOHN Mcleod,
Principal Of the Central aeademy, Washington, ID C.!
Having had full opportunity, during residence OF
man, months in the same house with Mrs. fagar;y 0f
ascertainng the and variety of her literary at
tainments, aud her method and indus,, in ing
instruction, believe her, in all these qualifications
essential to the instruction Of YOUTH to be surpassed
by no lady with whom have ever acqu inted.
PHI IT eNiTIi.
Classical Teacher, Washington, d. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
CalciMeA MagMesiN

WE have received dree, from tn, Mary land Che
W mical Works. supply Of superior CaIc'ned Mag:
ncsia, made after the Of Iienry's celebrated
magnesia. his magnssia We warrant to be rs good,
if not better, than the English, having b, testing the
two articles together, proved this to be superior
We here offer condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnesia, and 1t may
be taken into the delicate stomach ~itbouf pro-
ducng the slightest Gan obiec; often so oonsf'
derable with ply scians) being rather pleasant than
Iisagreeabe tasted In the of the American arti.
Gle and when it shall become generally known we are
satisfied it will supercede the OF the imported IS
pecaly it is afforded at the same price and more
sire in effect Than the calcned masnes'a, IL
is Put up in bottles and labelled with directions, IN
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores OF other places where medicines are vended
Also. an assortment OF
COMBS, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair, flesh, rail- vsrn,h sash tools, and csmeis
hsir brushes
Rose, transparent, variega.ed and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august IL WILLIAM IANPIiIER Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
German Ainens.
Nothing CeNMr

TIME subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand an assortment of
Hines, Brown Stout, LONDON Porter. file,
cider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
NO. $500
FaN Goods

InG Packages seasonablr DIR, goods, just received
l(W will be sold at reduced prices by wholesale
and retail. They were purchased principally at
ton BY the package, and will be sold quite as low by
wholesale as they he bought in Baltimore Also,
$50 rtment Of COTTON YARN.
oct 5-2mo j NJ. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
For Sale by the Subscribers,

For Sale by the Subscribers,
on Pipes and half pipes Cognac brandy, 18th proof
OSD various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
S puncheons Jamaica rum. 4ih proof
5 do n. O particular rum, 18th proof
$50 SO S SntIs' }S.E rum
Is barrels country gin. Campbell and other brands
50 do Winchester superior whiskey. some dis
titled from barley
90 hogsheasls st. CroiN sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
SO hog~hea is prime retsIhng mO'assrs
chests Tyson aud Young HysUn tea
100 boxes sperm candles
50 do mould do
25 do CASTLE soap
IS do swee' oil
100 barrcls No. , Boston bay mackerel
80 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manuiac-
tured chewing tobscco
bales hops, lst and 2d quality
10 tons R,ss'a hemp
so coils Boston patent cordage. assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dupont's Bran1ywine gunpowder OF dill
ferent grades, single, double and treble +.
in papers and cannisiers for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot OF all sizes
SO casks fbberts London brown stout ard porter
in quart and pint bottles
B'urdochs oalc and high coiored old London parfcu.
lar Madeira wine in casks Of every SIZE,
some of which entitled TO drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Claret wine in Casks and bottles
Alicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga wines in or. casks
Passsrate
Marseihes Sherry
SO boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks Of nails Of all sizes
200 resms wrapping paper
90 bundles sugar loaf do
So resms foolscap and pot do
70 cases boys and mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes Of all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
Also, II bales German hempen oznaburgs' uckeh-
burgs and hessians
8 do Russia diapers
rs bales and cases ) 4, 70, "a, g and Sd
brown ard besched shirtings and Sheetings
Bike and yellow nsnkins
90 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and drllings
do printed caicoes hdkfs and shawis
3 bales brown driliings
S do tickngs
5000 lbs cottsn yarn, assorted numbers
36 pieces No 2 and 3 cotton sail duck
90 b,!es white, red and yellow domestic aannels
assorted qualities
25 packages mixed and plain sa,tinets, kerseys,
hRseys, So and g. ,wisd cloths x casinetts
so dozen Germantown half hose
so do wnrsted do
100 do hardwood, worried and Yigonia hose
so do lambswool, worsted and cotton KNIT
shirts AID drawers
Broad cloths, cassimeres and waisicoatings
A handsome assortment OF PLAN and hguref ara
fancy Swiss muslins
a., So and a camorics and jsckonet
Book and fancy british muslns
sept2 a. e. CAZESQNtlu ~ ii61Ilu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
SMgar. Coffee. Yea, etc.

Sugar. coffee, Yea, etc.
SAMUEL !NESSERSNiTH OFFERS FOR SALE
4, tlhds , St Crox, Porto Rico and N. o.
% $50 barrels sugars, part OF which is prime a.
80 bags Ro Porto Cabello coffee, part prime green
; ; 6 6a1f chests {Y Hyson Tea sEEs
s chests go
50 1908 Is Id. boxes) so
s % half 1c es sss' So.s. imperial do 81
i, 3 half 1s f. e ssss. Tyson do ~
powchong and souchong in chests aud half chests, do
10 bags heavy Suma,ra pepper
so bids N. Orleans and w India molasses
8 casks summer strained sperm OIL
90 pipes Cognac and Csmpagne brandy, "Hennes.
sy,"Goddard q Co and seignette's brands
IL half pipes "Seisnette" do
6 pipes Holland gn
100 barrels y. T.. RUN
% do Foley's and Trimble's American gin
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 bags patent SHOT from the Phenix tower
10 tons Russia hemp
5 bales German hessians
% boxes aad half boxes Bakers and Lapham's cho-
coate
50 boxes yellow soap for shipping
Is boxes sperm candies
500 reams No. 5 and superfine letter and No. pot
and cap paper
200 reams wrapping do
50 bundles sugarloa paper and binders and Dandbox
boards
sbon and imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
/. f.. Madeira in half pipes
TenerifFr and LISBON in pipes
Hampers porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks Island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17

Judging of Mrs Hsgartys requirements, lhaye no he
station in pronouncng her to be one OF the best qua
lifted ladies that have met with in her probes.
sion. II ms, be truly said OF her thai h r knowledge
Of the which she teaches, tar exceeds
her pretensions. JAMES CADtN,
Protsssor IF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
august II Washington, d C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17
New Fall Goods.

New Fall Goods.
CHE arrival Of the last packets from NewYork have
Z placed with us portion of our supply OF fdH and
UiRter
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
to which through the agency of one of the house. re-
81 ing in New-York,) shall be making additions
ery sek throughout the season, OF whatever may De
new and lies rable With such facilities, shall always
b, enabled 10 present to our friends handsome and
well selected stock and prices as low AS they can be
had at in the District.
sept lin JAMES MckENLlE 70.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

FSootfCte WV ~ xUS T VIVA " oNtSVftN W WE
Grand Vzier al shumla. 10 inform him Of the
iavesimeut o. she place, and earnestly begging
assistanes.
.rhe loss Of the enemy on fhe l7lh May,
may De about 400 or 500 men killed and wound.
ed; ours is about $50 men killed and wounded.
The bridge built al Ksisfssch, the completion
of which was delayed by the oyerhowIng OF the
river, will be finished 10 two or three days, add
az we'll as the bridge at iIFsowFs, viii tsclii
tate the communicated With The left bank OF
the Danube Ths.communics,ion OF the be-
sieging corps with Bazsrdiik, Kesludgi, and
Pravadl, are fully secured, nd The deIaohrnenis
sent out to scour the country have met emily
with a few Struggling par les # the enemy.
"AdmiFal 6reigh having been informed at
S~izeboli, OF the appearance Of the Turkish hes'
in the Black Sea, hAstened 9Th the squadron
under his COMMAND to go and NEE, it."
FL ssNoI, May 10
Colonel Heidegger, in a le;tev from Nspei.
of Cd April, confirms the accounts OF the 90.
vantsges Ea,nad sy the Greeks in Livadia, Nm.
der General Coufch. The Castle of Romelia
surrendered on the Goth 10 the Presidents
brother. Mfssolonghi was On the point sl sur
rendering The president writes that the
Turks have addressed 20 him their sincere
{ hssks for the conduct Of the Creeks and the
strict execution Of the exploitation.
LOHDNE, IuHE z, HALF.PSsT Two O'clock.
Private letters have been received from Par
is. stating that after Tia Russians bad invested
Siistria, the Turks made a desperate aucnp to
introduce into the above fortress 1900 head OF
cattle. THIS atisnp, VAS resisted by the Rus
SLAMS. A sortie vas made ard a general bat
tie tcsk place, which vas desperately fought
ca beth s'des. md il is reported the Russiaee
we're defeated with the loss OF 1000 or 5000
men. lis certain that sFest sickaess PreysilG
in the Russlsn Army.
-~~-
The reports inserted in various papers Of the
cecoPaiieG of Bsldshik and Kowarna, and ihe
ts.tskiRg Of zebol by the Turks, are safi.
GENTLY ref1ted by the above account
State Gazette, .ffau 80.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

men. II IS soafrzry to ne rsrcr---
to submit to any such e~xGnfDst.. Tscs,l
OF your corporation before, I've a-l
act TO obey any such ordnance THe'tEria. 4
to your corporation; and sh,ll b~...eates
dc with II. Send me a bill Of ,y u0shnf y
ever they are-snd I will paw n N
.Sssesssr. II is impossible. =,
tan icy Dave 4
.hej0r =. Well that is none Of M
and you shall not csms into ny hous. o%N'ass
me my property. Your corporation h.. y elat
to pass any such law. 10 rgs
.9'ssss0r. But, sir, We are now e,....
cot OF Congress, which expressly dir.r'.Hnss
do what we are nov doing. y" Us 4
.hajor E. Iknow better, sir,
gress when the law, of which YOU ,,s.a Coz
passed; and | Eas~ that there Is no s,rr., W
sion in 1t prsI,
.4'sessOr. You are mistaken, I sss,,. :
Major E2tss. >
.hq'r Z. l an net mistaken; but. :, ~
vents, you shall not come into nv bo,.. g"
.9ssesssr. Very well, sir, Is, Us kno-
ewn opinion eft the amount of you, ~
property, and We will putt down al ves,.
valuation. '~os
.afaior z. Twill do no such ,hina. r,s
ssme hesltatIon.l But write me . boss ~" v
subject, and | VIII answs it. u
Here :he Assessors ts0k their d.,,..
without any reply. N
From the tone of Major Eaton, in ,hi. =.
versat'an. and the attack made ny, Mr.. lnoS,,
upon the Corporation OF our Canal mee,;sn
may readily be ssen what is the feeling st
IS likely TO exist between the Cabinet md -
citizens Of Washing on.D
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
Lexington, Ken ,InIy

The Episcopal Convention, CONN,
cd OF Delegates from the congregation,
at Louisville, DanwlIe and Lex,nc,on
assembled in this town on Wednesd,v
last, and adjourned in the afternoon .,
the following day, having adopted ,
Constitution for the Diocese, appointed
officers, standing committees. and dels.
gates to the General Convention; or.
ganlzed an Episcopal Missionary Ssei.
ETY. and transacted other business con.
nected with these subjects. itb g view
TO promote tbs~inierssts of the Protss.
tant Episcopal Church 10 this state.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

bT~Rishop BAvENscRoFT Of the Die.
cese Of North Carolina, will, we under.
stand, visit this lawn next week, on BIZ
way TO the General Convention, which
will assemble in August next, al Phils.
delphia. The Bishop viii remain a few
days end perform tbe Apostolic rite d
Confirmation il Christ Church on Sun.
day week nest.--nen Reporter.
The Kentucky Baptist Education So.
ciety has determined ia establish forth,
with a Baptist Coliege.-Geoygetsa
has heen chosen as the site Of tbs in.
tended Institution-the citizens Of Scott
county having subscribed SEE, coo in aid
Of It's funds, together with the propert,
oi the Rittenhouse Aeajeuy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

General jackson would have the
world believe that his pretended re-
forms are all changes demanded by the
voice Of the people. In many instances
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
TFrom the AI,xand.a Phoenix Gaz.ite.l


There is. beyond all doubt, adeep and ADJ
ding sense Ct the injustice Of the ProscrPtve
policy efthe Government among the peoples
snd il is equally true that q gres, change mas
taken place in public sentiment since TIE prih-
ciples Of the Administration on this head nave
hsen distinctly svowed We speak not Is par
tissns-tor We are not-bu, 10 the spirit OF lsir.
ness and candor, and ask IL it is not tho iscti
Men, before wsrm and decided, have grsdusl
ly cooled their temper, and become moderate
the doubtful how speak openly OF their aboor
reace Of the system-and personal knowledge
authorizes US 10 say, that some Thorough 60
ing, but high minded and intelligent JaoSsoh
men have renounGed the party 20 which tney
have been attached, and honestly declare they
have been deceived.
ifthe Administrator, deaf to the voice 81
sssson. and TO public opinion, shoald persist
IN ,ts course, 1t MET 70 down There IS 10th
ing TO saws IL for the character OF the men ss
ISOLATED with il, and tho reputation ct
many Il has put into Office, viii but ado Other
weights 60 the load which is 10 pull il down
The friends OF General Jackson have hardly
been more disappointed than his former opPo
nenls. IL was thought on oil hands snd by
both parties, that something like magnaHiHits
would mark his official acts, and that. whatey
er might be his measures, his motives would be
uHquestiOned we, who deprecated his cleo
tlos, csntake no blame TO ourselves hat SO ma
~ haze iei the sad reverse.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

"Reform!"-The Mansfield ONO
Gazette, states that the Young gentie.
men in the ueighborbeod where toe
young ladies have resolved mol ~
receiv the address ofany yousg genie
nan whe IS in The habit of using 'p".
ituOus liquors., have resolved thai nc,
will not sen iott<ly pay their address,,
70 aCy yo,ing lady who wears cor'Sl'
all is said to be doubtful wh'e" w
slroys pnos, lives, liquor or cOf'e'''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

Greed Age In noticing acelebrasIoa
of the 4th inst, near Raleigh, IN "
the Register states that "Mr Arthur
Wall now in his iesth year, was par
ticularly invited; be excused himself On
account of being busy soih has crop
but said he would send one of his boys
a lad of 50. with his toast.-No teas's'
however, YER drank, for there we're no
Intoxicating liquors on the ground
Lsng before the shades Of evening, the
gratified company. after a day OF ,soef
and rational enjoyment, departed 10,
their homes, with improved nalions'
and neigbberhoed feelings"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

The editor of the American Manafac .urer
(Mr. ]. G. Whi,tier) having been sneerrd at in
the New England Review, as being QUAKER,
in reply saYs:-"A Quaker!-we glory IN the
name. Unworthy as we are of the appelatiou,
we feel pride in its application to ourself.-
A Quaker---he Can boast OF no ehiralric ances
tors, no wariike heroes in the simple annals OF
his family. But he can boast OF their moral
power-of ,heir triumph over self-of their he
roic 6rmhess in the dark days OF New England
persecution. No blood has flowed TO the de-
mon Of in,olersnce on the peaceful affairs OF his
sect. In the hour Of bigotry and persecution,
when the seaffsid OF death was erected on The
grave Of liberty, the Quakers alone stood forth
mot in arms, not in worldly power-bui In
calm and unbsnding opposition TO the tyranny.
And they died in their hrmness-perished on
the ignominious seaffold-the pioneers in the
cause Of religious liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

are enabled to state that Ihe,e M H.,
lists doubt respecting the origin n wSs e,
not be deemed other Than a na,ior s"sl en-
tune. s a .h0e%sker, at York, has iden. if';
Ledge, whence the incendiary made his ~, %,aa''
the Cathedral. A person, who oc, s.n Iron
lodged with shoemaker, is the ipdi,;s so1'l'
whom every suspicion - a, pres.n, can ''.. q
ed. lie is said to be printer bv trad, "L'ea .l
have gained livelihood Of late by h, SLu q
about pamphlets, containing a bjro, "a" AN
own life. He has also been know, f.. VI u!
10 foretell tina. York Minister ould b. ,fSsn'!
ed by FIRE, and, like many other propb,,. ''os
determined 10 fulfil his own predictions W., sn
some excavation to add, that the wr.,' " U
being has been more than once IN ,bs w.,
tic asylum, and is now believed 10 h. Na''
We can only add, at this moment, tina, ~, ,"'.R
lice are in pursuit Of this person, and w. +. p''
20 be able 10 announce in second edi,io, I ~
he is in custody. 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

UNKNowN ROMAN CITY.-At the distance of
tell leagues south east Of Cutabia, one Of the
highest points Of Asia Minor is an ancient
Roman city unyisi,ed by modern travellers, aud
Of which, t-en the ancient Itineraries make no
mention. I,s principal edifces consist Of a
large theatre, a stadium, several groups Of COLI
umns in good preservation, blu, no great height;
an Ionic temple Of The most elegant architec-
turs with columns huted, and Of single block
of marble thirty feet in height: these support
an en,abla,ure very much enriched, and in ex-
ouisi,e taste. From an inscription in the pedi-
ment, 1t appears that this temple was restored
in the time of Adrian, and dedicated 10 Apollo.
The site is watered by small stream which
passes over Roman bridge. in excellent, pre-
servation, as is the vault, also Roman, to which
i, leads, La6orde's address.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
WILLIAM MADISON, Chairman, &c. &c.

OUR PRosFEcrs.-Il is cheering TO the hear,
Of an Americ an-one who feels as citizen of
this tree and happy country SHOULD feel-to
witness the rapid progress Of Improvement
the increasing triumph Of mechanical power
over physc al opposiIion-of mind over nature.
VIVA, mighty alteration has few years
made in the aspect of our country. Her wild
est recesses have been explored-places the
most dark and rude and desolate, where the
rough earth and the foaming torrent seem to
have found their respective situations during
some mighty convulsion Of nature, have yielded
TO The skill and enterprise Of her citizens; and
along their conquered and unseemly wastes, the
village and the maaafaciory have arisen like
the creations of dream. The mountain tof-
rent, whose march had been onward from The
beginning Of time, whose strength had hitherto
been wasted on the rocks Of its own channel,
has been arrested in It's uuproduc,ive freedom,
and is power applied TO The benefit OF man
Our people are beginning TO feel and know that
10 be iraly Independent, America must rely up.
on herself-upon her own exhaustless resour>
ces. The experiment, has in some degree been
madr and i, has ,kIs far succeeded TO the ad-
miration of IFS frir-ds and the confusion of its
enemies. The good work has commenced, and
with the blessing Of God il will 60 on until A
nerica, no longer ie,tered by foreign monopo'
ly, shall become all tina, its founders intended
independent in the fullest signihcation OF he
term-independeni in the spirit as we'll as 10
the letter. american Manufacturer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02
MIR. MADIsON'S ANSWER.
MoNTpELIKR, March IS, 1929.

MONTPELlkR WATCH 20, 10y.
DEAR SIR:-I have received the communica.
lion Of the Delegates from the counties COM
posing this Senatorial District, assembled for
the purpose Of recommending four persons, TO
represent il, in the Convention which is TO pro-
pose amendments to the Constitution OF The
State, acqu ,inting me that l have been inelud-
ed in the number selected, and expressing a
wish 10 be informed, whether the Delegation
has my assent 10 their making il known 20 the
people Of The District, that if elected, will o.
hey the call to the service assigned me.
Although aware of the considerations which
al my age with the in6rmties incident 10 ii,
nigh, dissvade me from assuming such trust,
retain too deep a sense Of what owe for past
and repeated marks Of confidence and favor,
TO my native State, and particularly TO this por-
lion Of it, no, to join my efforts, however feeble
in the important work 10 be performed, should
such be the will Of the District.
IL thai event, | shall carry into the Conven-
ton every disposition not to lose sight Of the
interests and feelings Of the District, willis, a
vailing myself Of The lights afforded by the free
and calm discussions becoming to such body;
and yielding TO tina, spirit OF compromise, to
which the foresight, of the Delegation has so
appropriately alluded.
offer 10 the Delegation The expression OF
my sincere and grea, respect.
JAMES MADISON.
WILLIAM MADISON, Chairman, &c. St.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-02

G. w. Pren,iss, Esq. joint editor Of the New
York Statesman, until its diseoninuance on
The frs, Of las, month, has since died, in New
Hampshire, Of disease contracted BY TOO close
application and laborious assidui'y in conduct
ing daily paper.
He is not the frs: victim to the duties
of that arduous vocation. Whether his survi-
vors in the craft will receive hisNeath as me-
n1ento or not is for them to determine. The
public are li.lle aware OF the effect upon The
human frame and constitution, of the uuremi'-
ted anxiety and perseverance Necessary to the
faithful and diIigent charge and nagecient
Of diurnal press. n. + Journal.
We venture to add to the foregoing, that few
men are SO inadequately paid. The toll and
Iabour endured by them, devoted to almost any
other pursuit, would insure to them abundant
wealth -4uToro.