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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

toI Y.
EAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, has on hand and
u will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal.
ST. Alexandria u at the corner of 9th ST., Penns.
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
the Questionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal if superior in quality, TO
ever ofTeredin the misunderstanding IN part Oh
Grecian, wing ed aud plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with ,carettsand marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
dressing DO with mirrors
Ladies' and ,ientlemens secretariesInd bookcases
Pierlables with marble and mahogany tops
Pillerand:aw dining, orea kfast and card tables
PIai do do do do do
L.desw work stands
Shaving sndcandle do
Wash ,tlnds With narbl and mahoganytops
Grecisn Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, ,ietts. cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks sc
With ageneraI ,,sortmentof beisteads ofrichly
carved MAHOGANY, maple and stained woods, all OF
whch will be sold ,sow for cash as they can be pur
chased ofthesame quality atany ,ther mandatory
n the Union. ALSO,
in .ssortment Of st Domingoa and Day of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for handrails,
steam sawed curl aad shaded veneers, copai var.
nsh of,'ip .For i,ity. ',ckng bottoms cords, &c
TURNING AND CARVING,
H.ntsomel\ q xcCuted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
MIX OF ROSES.

A safe and eficscious cosmetic, for removing free
kies chaps pmples TAM sunburn and other eruptlons
of the skin Its excellent remedy the chahng OF
fants and the ples>snest application to remove tHe
smarng after the operation of shavlng-Price, s3cis'
ner bottle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Payer, Enbacco, etc,


Paper, E"bacco, etc.
400 ReAaS large size wrapping paper
ttt1 . boxes smut lump tobacco
I,snIlns and for sale bv JAMES ih"iH'
JPho has IN Store,
30 hhds New Orleans sugar
400 sacks liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
50 barrels steam refined sugar
20 do New .re-ns
90 10 couutrN gan
10 DO cordials, assorted
10 boxes and half >nxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
20 do do grnger
10 bags race do
pipes cognac brandy
half pipes do
20tierces fresh rice
80 Gags green Rio coffee
20 do white do
20 baskets weet oil
All ofwh,ch he offers for sale on moderate terms
June 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
New Sprins Goods

w A IL - y ~ f. l
HAVE receivs1 byAhe recent arrivals large S'
! sor,mento OF <,,,Dc
!ST,APLE md FANCY DRY GOODS.
which they are disposed 10 sell very low to Their Gus
toners AMI the public generally Amongst them are
Extra. super blue, black. olive, and m'X'd c'o'f'
Blue and nel'd habit cloth, for summer coats
Super biack~Hcs ,siansi black hastings
Italian and French iustrings; black modes
Fouiard and other prints. in sreatvarety
PLAID and striped singhuns
Brown cambria, for calashi bat''stes
Iaconet and cotton cambria
plain and figured book and Swiss musllns
Fl,g bspd,nna AMI Nairs, h lkfs
cases LEG HORN BOLIN YRS, very chea,
Irish nn.ns; long lawns
81 1914 irish diaper; bird eye and Russia d"
D1Int,k table cloths and napkins
Linen cambrcs and cambria hdkis
French brown linen and drilling
Brown ,nd Dleached RUSSIA shee''nSs
Br avn AMI leschtd ticklenburs'
nnrl,Ds, oEnaburgs, and sackng
IPith large assoTf@em y
American brown shee'iHS,, shiriings
pl,ds STRIPES, and checks; and Cotton Yarn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Cmlcined Magnesia.

SKTE have received direct from the Mar, land che
w mical Works, SUPPLY ofsuperior Cscined Nag
nesis, made after the Ioauner of IIenry's celebrate
msgnesia This magnes We warrant 10 be IS soIu
If not better, than the English, having BY testing W
two articles togt ther proved this "a be snPeHVi',
We here offer in condensed form, at halt the PI'v
of the imported perfectly pure rnasnesia aud n@i
be takea into the most delicate stomach without "
ducing the slightest nausea, IAN object often 50 cone"
derabie with PHI, sicians) being rather pleasant w"
disagree able tasted. In the Of the America ~.
Gle and whenit shall became generally known, We arc
satisfied il will supercede the use Of the irrmftd %
pecially as is sforded at the same price aud O
.ure in effect than the common calcined masnesIa'
is rut up in bottles and labelled witt directions,
convenient size for families retailing in cou,'F
stores, orother places where medicines are 'ende"'
Also. assortment Of
COMBS, BRUSHES and SO.7FH,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket CONF
Cloth hair, esh nail, yarnish sash tools, and cane
hair brushes =,
Rose, transparent, variegsted and Windsor sD''"'
soaps. For sale by
august IL WILLIAM LANPHiER q 80.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Cash

ND the highes, price will be paid for grey squirrel
u mink raccoon musk.rat, rabbit fox and other
skins, by MORSE Joo>IL'N'
.l,g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
NuSh Saith n Go

sugar, Yea, Cofee, sc.
III. DOUGLAS have just received well select.
81 {. cd assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
80 hhis and uerces sugar OF various qualities
SIS hhds, tierces, and bbls molasses of DO
30 packages Of teas, gunrowder, imperial, and
young hyson. of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SaLT-Loose and in sacks
.SPFrES-Emorseing pepper, slspice, ginger,
cloves, nutnegs. cinnamon. mace, &c
SPIRTTy-French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Anti IA, and New England rum
WINES sieirs. Lisbon, port. malaga, &C.; some
of taem very low priced.
DIES Indigo, copperas. madden, iogwood, fushc,
ALAN, &c
EPSON SALTS ola superior quality
Syf-rF-I. eiper. Garrett, LOrar's Maccabau
Paper Writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch
mustard cheese, 6g biue gunpowder, shot par lead,
brms, ,ne ss,cpetre &c &c the whole OF which they
viii SELL wholesale and retail yer, moderate terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Dry Goods.
ROBERT BA X X \

gEAs JUS, received, 1T HI, old stand oPp1s.
"a Butchers Hardware store, well seiec'eo -sso''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
n Tailor .

CAPABLE of cutting well wonl meet with good
u situation at King George Court House. Va For
furthe prarlcu 'ars apply to
;,n1 GEO, JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
Annrentices wanted.

WILL take two Apprentices to the HarFs o w.
Il ness None need apply bu, boys OF COCO eiA'-'
ter-age from Is TO IL " III be preferred
,,,,e 11-d9w John l.. q. WILBAk'
~ The Warrenton Gazette and LeesburS "eh'a'
Liberty will publish the ADORE three times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
u. Y. DUNhl..

n. Is. This Ointment, which is highly valuable APP
pcstion for frost bites. burns scaIls, and womens
sore sweilcd breasts. is put up in neatl, finished
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed, with directions
how tonse t The proprietor wishes il to be ob'cr''
ci, that III order TO preserve liz virtues, person, ung
it will cork il again. to keep the air from destroy!
ing its good qualities. No agent receives the N ~ any
other way than being well corked and sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09

WILLIAM GUNTON.
Druggist Pa. 3resue, Washington.
\. JEWITT.
Druggist, Pa .9renue. " ashi"gtca
JNO. LITTLE,
druggist, GeOrgefoua.
MESSRS. SCOTT.
UPpe, Marlborough.
II. SEMMES,
Port IoIGetg,
NJ. GRIFFIN,
P,seataicay and Ncikngtcr''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
THE CONVENTION.
Mr.. RANDoLPH's SPEECH, Dec. 80.

The first Resolution was read as follows:
RcsOiosd, As the opinion of the committee,
that the Constitution Of the State ought to be
so amended as to provide a mode in which future
amendments shall be made therein.
Mr.. Randolph addressed the Convention in OPP
position TO its adoption.
MIR. President, shall vote against this Re-
solution and will state as succinctly as / can
my reasons for doing so. 1 believe that they
will, in substance, be found in very old book,
and conveyed in these words " sufficient unto
marked since the commencement of our deliber-
ations-and with no small surprise--a very great
anxiety to provide for futurty. Gentlemen, for
| example, are not content with any present dis
cusson Of the constitution, unless we will con-
sent to prescribe for all time hereafter had al
when called to patient, relieved him Of the ex-
| sliug malady, without undertaking to prescribe
for such lie might by possibility endure there"
| after.
Sir, said Mr. r. what is the amount of this
provision it is either mschievous, or it is nu-
qatory do not know a greater calamity that
eau happen 10 any, than having the foundations
Of its Government unsettled.
! Dr. Franklin who, IN shrcwdncss, esPeclat-
Nv in that related TO domestic life was never OK
cclIcd, used TO say that two movings wete equal
TO one fire. SO to any People, two constitutions
arc worse than frc.-And gentlemen, as ifthey
were afraid that this besctting sin Of rcPublicah
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
TERMS.

UTTHE pTRGLNIA .4DVOCaTE, will be
Published every Friday, at three dollars per
annum, payable in advance.
uTNo subscription will be received for less
than six Months, or be discontinued, but ut the
discretion of the Editors, until ali arrcarages
shall have been paid.
Whosxax will procure five, and guarantee
the same whf'bc entitled 10 the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
UTOne square, or less-Three insertions ST.
each continuance, % cents-The number Of in.
sertions must be noted on the MS or advertise
ments will be inserted, and charged accordingly
Chancery orders, not exceeding two squares
will be published for five Dollars.
UrAll latters to the Editors must be post paid
or they viii not be attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15

city OF New York ? impossible! The wo
mans crazy.
Mothcr. All, I'm sure he must be- her,
-Jst here abouts, where saw him try
ing to cross minute ago-Och, the darl
ing Jenny! Jenny eicrating he.
roiee, Jenny, my darling, if you're under
the mud, spake! putting dozen her ca,
to listen
Walker. How old was your boy
Wother. Och, Indeed, he was but five
years Guild jist, come next Michaelmas that
, Is to be.
Walker. And do you think child
five years Old could be lost in the mud
here ?
Mothcr. All, what is there to hinder
, sure And if you'll jist stick your cane
down here, won't you light upon him p
Aisy, aisy, bless your heart, or may be
you'll hurt the darling.
Voice. From bctop, SomearAat smother-
ed and mdistinct. A leetle lower-there
-therc-a grain lower, and can reach
it.
Mothcr. Och, the darling there he is,
sure enough Don't try to talk, Jenny, or
may be you'll get your swate little mouth
full o'mud
Voice. Like one talking ,cith mouth-
tMof m"sh. There, now, I've got hold OF
it-pull, now pull!
Mothcr. Yes, bless your kind heart, do
pull!
Voice. ITS my hand has sIipped-a
leetle lower-there, guess can hold on
with both hands, now pull
Mothcr. Aye now pull
Voice. Aisy Aisy!
MOticr. HOLD fast. Jenny! Och, my
darling, there he comes! Spet the mud
out o your mouth, Jenny, and then thank
the Gentleman FOR hiIpng ye out Lord
love your swate soul, Mister, whoever you
are, Tor saving my child. And Jenny, my
dear Jenny, listen to your mother, and
never try again to cross the stress of this
blessed city, till you're big enough to
hip yourself out o the mud, jist, my dar-
ling.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
LOST IN TIE MUD.

SOMEONE OF THE PRINCIPAL STREETS
OF NEW YORK.
Mofhcr. VIII stick pokiag in tie
mud. An INC I'm sure he's here abouts
some where, the dear cratur, and if on
ly had longer stick, so that could poke
down a Ieetle grain deeper, should find
tie darling
Walker. What have you lost good wo-
man Lcnding the aid Of his cane to as
SiSi az hc search.
Mother. Och, bless your kind soul it's
my swate little child, my darling Jenny,
that's lost in the mud.
Uaikcr, A child lost in the mud, in the
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
FROM THE AMULET.
a DOMESTIC SCENE.

"a ~ CSEINE
ny MRS. HEMANs.
Twas carly day-and sunlight streamd
Son thro' quiet room,
That hush'd but not forsaken seemd-
Still, but with nought of gloom:
For there, secure in happy age,
Whose hope is from above,
A father communed with the page
or Heavens recorded love-
Pure fell the beam, and meekIy bright,
On his grey holy hair,
And touched the book with tendercst light
AS if its shrine were there:
But oh that Patriarch's aspect shons
With something livcler far
A radiance, al the spirits own,
Caught not from sun or star.
Some word of life cen then had met
His calm bonignant eye;
Some ancient promise, breathing yet
Of Immortality;
Some hearts deep language, where the glow
Of quenchlcss faith survives;
For every feature said--" know
That my Redeemcr lives"
And silent stood his chlden by,
flushing their very breath,
Before the solemn sanctity
Of thoughts DER sweeping death:
Silcnt-yet did not each young breast
With love and reverence melt?
OH best be those fair girls-and blest
That home where God is felt
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
POETRY.
THE DYING GIRL.

Sister Deaths veil is gathering fast,
The chilling seal hath marked my brow;
This young hearts mournful dream is past,
The golden chords are severing now!
The spirit of the tcar-gemmd throne,
Bounds DER me with angelic light
And mercy on loves wing hath flown,
To guide the souls mysterious flight.
leave thee sister,-thee, the last
A lone one, dropping mid the dead,
A bud o er whose pale leaf is cast,
The blight from sorrows pinion shed.
Nay mourn not. Though OH thy young heart
The shade hath come with chilling power,
Though hopes sweet chain be rent apart,
A father wings the darkened hour.
Where is the sweet Lethean spell
Might bid thy soul its grief forget'
We of the grave can never dwell,
Again on earth--and yet, and yet,
This heart hath still lingering dream,
A hope that cen the death may bless:
That spirits breath guardian beam,
10 soothe the living's loneliness!
If soft from yon realms oflight,
Love still may own its mortal birth,
May soften still Affections night,
Thou shalt not, sister, pine on earth:
For where the young buds dewy fold
filings halIow'd incense on the air,
Where they once met, who now are cold
This soul with thine shall mingle there.
Kncel thou beside my lonely grave,
When summer brcezes DER it sweep
When yon proud orb " that gilds the wave"
Sinks glorious, to his ocean sleep
Kneel-and the vow thou breathest there,
At that lone hour shall foot on high
Spirits of light shall bless thy prayer,
The dead, the crown'd, shall greet thy sigh !
And now farewcll-strange music floats
Like ange! breathings round my heart
Are those tn Avengers awful notes
The signal tones that life must part
Aye, He, the One, the God, who sways
Creations depths, hath bid me come:
To seek the realms, that "hymn his praise"
The franchised souls eternal home. f.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
From the New York Mercantile Advertiser

[Fron the New York Mercantile Advertiser
"A Modern Blue Beard-Ve give today one
of the most extraordinary accounts of the man
ner in which fond husband in Paris amused
himself with his wiycs, (for he ticltled two to
death,) that has ever fallen under our notice
Those who have had the experiment of ticklino
their feet tried upon them, can easily imagine
the refinement of that torture which person
must endure, when so bound as to be unable to
resist. What pleasure the demon could have
taken in the extatic agonies of a lovely woman.
no human mind can fancy but that he did rev.
el in them the narrative renders but too certain.
EFFECTS OF TICKLING.
From the Petit Courier des Danes Of No
vembcr 10, 1890.
Mrs. LFs mixed much with the fashionable
world last winter, accompanied by her daughter
Emily. Young and handsome, the latter wa.
the object of general attention. Although with
out fortune, she received many advantapeou
proposals for her hand-but as her heart remain
cd unaffected, she selected from the crowd O
her numerous admirers Mr.. de va as the on
best suited to crafty her amour proprc, he wa
about forty, rich and respected--be adoIcd he
and would thus make her happy. Emily mad
a confident Of her mother, who could not avoi
expressing her surprise Mt tho selection Nj
de V*F had already lost two wives there was
disparity in their ages and she felt an invincibl
repugnance, for which she could not account I
the union. Emily thought so good an opportu
nifty of securing rich establishment might nc
again prcsent-hcr mother yielded, and she wa
married to Mr.. dc Vs.. Some time after. Elm
he's brother urged her TO frankly confess
| him, whether she had realised the happiness
which she had anticipated from the union. "
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
New York Constellation. I
a QuANpARy. g knows well enough"
said a fellow, where fresh fish comes
from--but where they catch these ere salt
fsh, Ill behanged if | can tell"
\. Y. Constellation

SERVING WET oN PARsoS. In one of the
eastern towns-no matter precisely where, nor
precisely whcn--a gentleman of the bar was a.
bout committing matrmony. The company
had assembled, the parson was in attendance,
and the bridegroom rose to hand his reverence,
the certificate of publication, according to the
law, in such cases made and provided As a
lawyer he could do wonders before beucll and
jury but this was a new case, he was sally en-
barrassed, and after fumbng awhile in his pock-
ct, handed the parson the wrong pnpe:. His
reverence glanced his eye over it, and with a
good-natured smile, told him he believed he had
made mistake, and handed il back Ithappen-
cd to be WRIT. The poor lawyer vas now
doubly embarrassed, and fumbling again in his
pocket, handed out another paper. After look
ing at this, the parson smiled again, but seeing
the PERTURBATION of the matrimonial caididatc,
forbore to notice second mistake, and ,roceed-
ed to tie the knot. On the morrow the happy
bridegroom was much surprised to find tl.s sec
end certificate returned to him, with the request
of the parson to forward the true enc lie OPEN
cd it, and found it was his rAYLoR's BILL
IN. Y. Constellation
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE COMPLAINT OF A DYING YEAR.

n.
AN ALLEGoRY.
Reclining on a couch Of fallen leaves,
wrapped in a ncecy mantle, with witber-
cd Ilmbs, hoarse voice, and snowy beard
appears venerable old man. Ills pulse
beats (eebly, his breath becomes shorter
lie exhibits every mark Of approaching dis
solution.
Thts is old Eighteen Hundred and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12

perform voluntary penance, which frequentlys,
tends to the loss of life.
81 The Dahcotahs sometimes bury their load
but more frequently expose them on s,atsoId.
or in the branches of trees. In the latter r,ss
it is said that the bones are afterwards interraI
we believe without truth, never having witness
it. The arms, &c. of warrior, are buried s.
exposed with him. formerly horse was sacri6C.J
that the deceased might reach his future nIas.
of abode on horseback. In old times. prisa ps
were put to death also, that the departed m;ah.
not want slaves in the next world. The W.
nebagoes have obrerved this rite within the ~ ~
membrance of many persons now living. WIZ
the corpse of female is disposed of, her mnI H."
ments of labor accompany it. The men mor,.
for their dead relations by wounding their arm.
blackening their faces, &c. The women rn,
their limbs with flints and knives. We h,rS
known modification to take place in con,cn,sr' s
of the severity of these self-imposed afli;ro,,
In one instance we have seen death ensrs
The demonstration of grief is never 90 .psr,.
ic as when stimulated by the use of ardent ,,;'
its. The mourning is renewed a, every retn n'
renee of intoxication, and they often bes &,
whiskey to make them cry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS stolen from the subscriber. abor, the hs' 81
w October last, my SEINE BO37, abnn, Is issi
long, carrying four Her seats are kneed aid r.
vetted through the bends; nearly new; butt Of nab.
ry, white oak and cedar timber her bottom AID SIDES
of Northern pine; also the top of her stern was knock
ed off BY vessel running foul Of her.
| have been informed that she seen in tos Of 4
schooner off Indian Head, going down the river; md
also that she at Josnspn's Spring, above he
Fort on shore. have reason 10 believe that She u
either above the Fort below the Indian Head, 4.
some Of the Wood Landings, as she is well cscu'A-l
for that purpose, drawing but small draft ot water
will give sl5 for the thief or thieves and IS r deli
verng said boat tome, at the mouth of PomO1Ag
Greek H0RAIEO N. MAtp
Pomonkey, Locust Hill, Charles county, Nd,
March 20, l85O-march 26-2aw2w;.wt:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12
Fifty Noiiars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension e JOHN, :
w slave. who was sent To Annapolis by jacob Boss
ford. ~ho fornerl, owned him, ard resides IN furc.
Georges county, Mary land, on rria,, sou, Apnl
John IS about five feet nine inches high rather en.
der EIade. light complexion; had blue irock Goa,
dark green cassneu psntslo' Ms, white hat, h, worn.
1t IS supposed that he took with hin sundry Other
clothing, amongst which were round yacSet and pan.
falcons, domestic white. with back stripas lie rode
away sorre horse about 70 hands high II or yea,
old II is believed that he is shaping his course TO
Pennsyivana.
l will give the above reward IL brought home to III.
in Aexamlria, or secured Jail, and information gwen
me so that can get him.
SAID boy is about % years old.
NAV ) REED CROSS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12
PerfuNery.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale FRESH SUPPLE
L consisting Of The following articles, viz: Cosntr
soaps, otto of wash balls superior shaving CO..
Cologne, lavender, Florida, and honey waite; R.a.H
tive lotion for the teeth and gums; Bss'mc Ii? s."
Kephalia and bears oil for the hair; Car5oic Gc"
ice; Persian lotion; Hair powder, scented ard P''
and variety Of Extracts, rose. bcrgamot a'e&'i
orange, jessamine, and lemon; Hair, shaving e,n'
and shoe brushes; and
INPROVED SEIDLITZ POUDERA.
possessing all the aperen properties Of The eer7'e
SeidIitz, and Chetenhsm waters, and as sgreasoe 'n
refreshing as soda water-pecuiary suited To- yam
climate f.. KEhNLbi
may t0-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12
DIVE O. HGRRE.

Dave is bright U1ulst;o, about iHy.fva years ~
stout made, and has pleasant couu'cGsace When 60
ken to-he wore away grey mixed c.s,iett Con, ,ri
pantaloops; his other clothing not rc-o; .ectcl
Harry is about five feet ten inches high yer, N,L
complexion, about twenty i've yeas Oh, stou; i VIII
made-worc away BIKE broad cio,h coa, a,d n,,,,.
looms. They are both yer, srttu. ard Il /, kci, Ih,,
will change their ns'ns- and clptn.#g and p.uyl5, d.
cuTe free papers.
viii gave l"enty I'VE dollars apiece ii ,skes =,
ginia Marl i:hd, aui the above reward lur ih2 il
-pprehe n,ie ont OF thD,e States, and secueL ,ch,
get them again; and all r-aspPsbl ca.rg, pad 4
brought nome. AUGs srON.S !RtEr
may lI--St
a. The National In'ei'genccr, Alexsnda Gazette.
Winchester trgiDI!n, and FrcdcrIck;Gwn Herald VII
publish the above three times and Charge to Advertiser
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12

delight. and often for the meetings of the musical
band. &c. That dreadful calamity, the destruc-
ton by fire of our public records, we have thus
far escaped-yet who can tell how soon it may
take place unless proper precautions are used to
inrevent it, A NATIVE CITIZEN.