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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11

ECONOMICAL REFORM.
At the session of Congress in ls24-5-
Col. Benton received for his services, $500 20
The amount really due 1853 20
Amount overcharged and improperly drawn, 1919 20
At the session of 1856 he received 26s8 90
Amount really due 1888 20
Amount overcharged and improperly
drawn, only 404 80
Exhibiting nett saving to the Trea.
sury III one year of CO.. Ben
tom's pay, Of 1914 40
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11
WHITE SHAp AND HsuRINe These

WHITE SHAp AND HERRING -These hsh
have tommen, ed their annual visi's 10 our Wa
tiers SOM what carrier than usual, no doubt
caused by the m,ldness OF our winter. On
Thursday last we had in our market a load oi
abou, 70 ad, and yes'er day morning wa saw
half a cozru herrings witch were caught III
our ba, in sh d net. Edenion n C. Cog.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11

In he House. IF REPRESENTATIVES,, on Tues
DIV, Mr. WASHINGTON, fpom the Committee
on The District Of Columbia. reported DILL to
Incorporate an Insurance Company in George,
town, in The Dis'rici Of Co!smbis which was
sid twice and commiueG and maee the order
Of the day for "Wednesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11

The Hon. John Forsyth, OF Georgia; has ac'
cep,ed the sppoin' mee, OF the American wing
snc;.,v If Nassau Hall, to deliver The uraiion
brfore III. College Of NV Jersey, on the day,
preceding The next commencement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11
'lPREME COURT UNITED STATES
TUESDAY, MARCH g,

= S's'en' as yesterday.
IN ~ - 1oha P.Vsn Ness et'ux. appellants VS..
h, ~ S"''ed States e, Corporation Of Washing-
~ ne argument Of this cause was concluded
VIZ ,'r' fancy for the appellants.
sS, % William I, Cali, ct al appellants VS..
~. -ensham, ct al. The argument Of ,his
Nv" commenced by Mr.. Irwin for the ap
4, , ,' and continued BY Mr.. Doddridge for
'i'a'hed Till tomorrow II o'clock, A NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11

r,,s ssofes are about 70 be taken in New
M. M building new msnument to Captain
'''n'e' Don't glue up the ship"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11
Edward StabAer 4 Son

ID ESPECiFUILY inform those who have opportu
II mites of seuding to Alexandria, that they expect
to receive in the course of the present week large
and general assortment ofthe BEST G.7RDENSEEDS'
IN supply OF Flower Seeds vii! subs, qIcntly come to
bsnl1 grown bv d. e T. Laudreh nj their Nurseries
near Philadelphia and oarrantrd6y them to be genuine
E.S & Son stale, also, tina, the. are Agent, tor pre-
curing Plants, shrubs Vines, Roots, Fruit Trees Or,
namen,al Trees &C every description.
All will be sold at tn Philsdepha prices, the pur-
chaser paying the expenses of transportation, &C. on
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation of the above
articles they give the following letter from Dustin
cuished citizen Of Virg ina.
OAK HILL, February IS, 1880
Gsnilemen-I have received your letter of the sd,
and assure ou with pleasure, that the Garden seed
with which YOU have supplied for several YEARS. OF
exc, .len QUALITY, and such family have highly
annroyed did not know from whom you Pr occurred i.
blu, conclude from your letter that was Messrs Land
re,h
With respect and esteem. yours,
JAMES MONROE,
tn Messrs EDWARD SrABLER SON.
Druggists, alexandria.
march IL taWN.siI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-11
. w antad,

TN wholesale and reta Dry good store, an assistant
of steady, moral habits, who is & good salesman
Enquire at this office, III" '-''
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
A Pleasant remedy for
.- QORNS ~ .'''. a. -l.'

sFhas been ka0wn far years. that the A.
bicn Corh Plaster, affords immeai6te.re-
iief. and effects certain cure for Cor.s. In
its application according to accompanying ii
rections. thes sCorn issoftened, a,tenuated, ami
drawn out by the roots. without the ls ,st
pain, or apy OF the trouble aud anger stten-
ing The haxardoas und iLelfec' ual practiceof
extracting the Corn by mere cutting. u 1. a
!ho following instance. fro m many others o
similar charauter, sufficiently attest to the
super'our elhcacy Of the A lbion Corn Plaster.
Certfcafe.----'ro those afflicted with Germs
on the feet, do certify, hat |. have used they
Albion CornPlastsr, with com,,lete sucessr
Before bad used one box, it comp ely chr
ed Corn which had trou bled me for many
years. make this publicfor the benefit Of
those afflicted with that painful complaint
(Signed) ,....a ~ w. SHAW.
Flushing ,i.ons-Island, Feb2a.
Price rs cents,a box. .s......
For sale by } WILLIAMS, Warren
DR.. A. Z. MooKE. Newport |; and N
DvRFEE. Fail River, 4aH ,esur
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
DIR, Relics Hr0nt1sl
- ''A' :" pills : 20 's'f's'F =

14fAfE been org celebrstedps@ = mo q va
0k liable ana efi,acious remedy al
gaihst these general sonplsmts pecuiisr 20 the
female portion, ofsoeieiy.,- They cleanse, pu.
rify and promote q free and brisk circulstiok
of the blood, when becoming siuggish and lam
gnid frem the 'sfaicting ailmenls fors whict.
these Pills are safe aad efectusl specific.
They siN the Suspended operations Of ths
sansniferious system, when nature requirss u,
and rectily the irpegulashabitsp af The unhssl
thy female, whose sickIy aud pallid cou utens
ance becomes reapi 9ated,. and feshens with
thenstursj glow of restored health. sThsy are
= tried and approved remedy n e6sirsclsems
debility hypochoxdrid, green sicknees, giddi-
ness. PdlpiSsfson sf ne Heart. bods Aigssfixo
ieatst1g IF (osi, Pains Of tie asxsssk, sRsstsass
Of breath, upon, every little motion sinkissg o
the spirifs and is Consequences detected eOu
dislike for exereiss and convssson
ion. They are equally conducive u <hs health
Of married ladies. except n eases ~ ps~enaey
hectic and so0nsunntavs -habit wjbeN 30
nsssf mol BE taken.s Zhey have been 6arthS
ound. by experiences. to a1erd q psRerfkl
remedy inalHt ocbondrsoc, hsptswjc, aad a {,
periah disorders, both IA ssss asA $780,
whose nervous system tbty slreusthea 1sd
regulate aid nature il thrswiug oG lhosa etes
and superabundAut hsmoasy which pvodnce
melancholy and depression sfspirits, renovate
the body reanimateths aind, aod AiTbss
general cheevfalaess ed ebasticity throaghout
the whole system Price - 90 Per bsxs ~ 3.
Isrss Aiscosnt to there Who bay " sell ..
gain 'e''
For sale bysJ. WILLIAMS, War
ren, Dr. A. !" MocaE, Nswl,ort M
THAI DuRFEE. Fen River. T" 'as'- n 4
JtIvl 80
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
NEW B1 pN 81.

eis y. M&W BW Wl&Ss X
|y1pIiE SUBSCRIBE oul.p inform hi.
P \ 'g'iends ,rS II public. ii general
that he has z-s-. zs-,.. ! 49, Jew supplY VI
Books, s<s ded 10 his former
stock. m,kts !ls ~-srs,nent complete.
tHgs4s s'- .rang wisich'Mre .'.''s-s 'ig
cmcrsons Moth American Aii'hme-
/ tick-fir,t pait go
Smiths Practical iAri hmctic, cD.a new
plant in which mental ari,hmric is
combined wikhou' The use ef states
'RWhlard, a Novel in 9 yls tA s'r.
prnowen, do spirase do " 81
Gen'gc Barnwe, Antiquary n &
rhe Rins /; C.mma. .'syer Books
Helene 'Fllsrinase'sa yltesaisr ,.,es
&. An assortment Of States, ets4ether
with ava,iet of Schnol Book 8 u uaIly
found in a Rook Store. - so" ~
Also, ChiIIrens Books. Toys. &c.
,0<T 'He. still continues the bu<iness
Of Book Bindiag in sll lis vaAiety, sal his
'Old,StaRd.s p is.s iyg ales74s st
z - NATHANIEL CHURCH, Ja.
b istnl, Dec 26. ~ 4 '''s'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
"a PROSPECTUS OF rHE
Ret1=Eorlt Antttlef.
.dnd Lddiss' Literary and Religious

AVA Lu0ses LueTofy ana RekigiOus -
.'Nah sN@F Chyonifle.
QNHE primsry ehjsct Of this work will bs
to check the rapid progress OF two aluru,
ing evils, 80 fatally prevalent in our country.
VIZ intemperance and In6delity- which.
iik, the canker worm, are stripping the green
walks of life Of al iis flowers. and ioa vnc 4.
ssoraI world leafeles 70 desart. To ID III
fheimcre Aecluslly, We shall pouStrav n ~.
most vivid colours, tho ddforlni, v and; deIsse- !
rious consequences Of these most dcadIrev;Is
by interesting moral tales, sketches. ffrau-
ments. ESSAYS, and scriptural hlustrat;ons
We shall endeavor TO cherish in tho hearts or
our readers, ,thes0bIime and beneyolen, sen-
timents Of the, blessed gospel Of Jesus Chris
TO exhibit the besutics and rswssds Of y;r-
tue IN all their captivating loveliness--.to n
wakcn the better feelings Of human nature =
TO cultivate the SOCIAL and DOME ,rrc .c
fections--to lead the mind through the mos,
delightful avenues, to lead the mind sthro
the most delightful avenues, TO The bower. of
happiness and peaces--to. elevate and enloros
the conceptions Ito imbue the undcrsts nd;e~
with the most exalted ide.s Of .llimtable ~
tributes and .rsslections Of the Great Diyinitv
thereby. Feacing mankind TO s.fear 0oJ
an keep bis commandments - -
TO accomplish these dssigns, we shall csp
oout aid all the cIoquencs Of Truth, clothed
mfhe u.ost 'fascinating forms such a. nor
al essays. simple or pathetic tales. varv;ny
" rom grave to gsy, from iivoIyto sercne'
--Pest st'cal sketches, didact tic articles in verse
ard sometimes TO snliven our pages, = taIo
o. fancy homorous story, an allsgory, ts1
iad, or song. VIII receive an insertion. In
each and insail, tho great end and aim will
be, to convey moral and religious continents
r mSNfv a.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

"A i'ues tcd, ana all larger, 30
Leads If every thickness and size
constantly KEPT on hand +; Cuts OF ey.
cry description on metal bodies; Pres,
es, and all other articles necessary for
a printing Office furnished to order.
Printers can be supplied with second
hand type. which has only beer used
for stereotyPing. on very favorable
Old type received in exchange az 9
dollars per lO0bsI .ifs./
i n, 8: Stereotyping Of every descTip
tien will be thankfully received, .sn.I
attended TO with correcsness, and de
spatch. on reasonable, terms. 80
Publishers ofpapers that will inset
the above three times will be entitled
to receive e dollsr-s d Settlement Of
their acoaubts, or iu .asys ty,,e cast. nj
this foundry. provided four times the
amnust is pure hased. 80 1e
New Ymk. ,I)ec. 26, 1se9. aRP =
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

NEw 9ecds ef AiGsssat kisds hsts BEN
ssSsl9d The wssk, snd ~ going %
nl.,' :. se'y 'e~ prices. For further psriieuls1s
Me- w. ! 'IS~o co g. RooM Ne; !.
such ssods = sss n jsnsni. -. "s.s:o..s
:eorcsss Slnost evesy day, whici, : keess
ssrs;6" [ SShas3I SSs3I eepslHapy1 worthy the 1t
ne, sfs'ssysTsg s3ll1 btsaH ~ ISL 4
~ >'-,..prs.. - - "a 4 x =
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
sfilTAIRD ANDLAST sypl
! GAZE. !a!''

|ATOTiCE is hereby givea. ihat al
IN demands jse 81 me ON Note or
Book Account, are left with ICHaBQD
DATIS,,o( ;BrisiSi, for COLLECTION /; l.
all demands ss illednon or before tkiety
days from thiss date. Can be settle d
without any exPenSe, and those de-
tnands remaining unsettled At the end
Of thirty days, mpst expast 10 pay cost.
LEARNED WILMARTH; an.
sBpistol Jan 20, 1880. Hsots ~
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
Furniture.
SoSSMyM q. 1sM.l I'll AAwC$SMlH@ y $S:Ml!9 N!!.,

One door north Of Coles H0keI.l
we ...,--JH.aLN STREET- ~ p =
|nFfERS for, eale a hsndssne A.
" sortment Of Of CABINET FUR
MIURE, made from the best ma.
'erials, and will be sold en- reasonable .
terms. viz .tss H"4' N'e ~9"Hl
BUREAUS. TABLES. BEDsTEADs
'SEANDS. CHAIRS, Crickels, &c &c
) .aLS0--A good assortment Of Ma
hogany Framed '-A as'
y. 4. 1oDktttU EIaa4e a.
Old Furniture repaired with. neat
ness aad despatch at short notice.
- The smallest favor gratefully &C.
knowledged. -, ''''''a .,..' .',. - .
Warren, June 27. W
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

~.s F0t< lDl<0 0x1lOYlN4. vr-
SUPN89 90 "a 3 4A38s
II NFALLlBhE ,OspslHlsry eosspouhs'
u Ter Destroying SopeslSou$ itase
This cstsPosnd ~. e6sctdsll DE-
Nreyt The hair thst it mag be'{emov:
ed in few minStes. a(lsr sits onppIic6.
lioss ssd 10 thsssiovs psvtieulsrl rec,
sINmended To- iadses.e who 'possess ths'
g!sst Disagreement x female y 'au(,
sdperayppi ksiz,. p9 thsiy .ls0ses necl
aud assias, .alf,wWbe nSed with N,
most sntire' sa(ely. \ Rer sale ky Il
se~AN sns,fsaJ1N&6 GARDNER. |
-s.May'e sssAe tse,a'h asss AaslsdAslN.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
1, I 1DK

~. ,RAlH H1uKYas NINA
4,0E sJFqVeANpssii I
E f. ''ss .:s ls. ssH tsss sss ss sa.. &: &
4 youth Of (slFfs.t ap- oldAgA ler pain:
i9Prie Tor freedop, and yet fear 70 die
sAcThA tadD iASS Vssl sashsiS usrtaI
To dc s.l.st--unpi,ied, aadStgot.
!. "ALACS1Pd6R nnu fANsjATbkE."
Since H9ysslY " ip,Isetb great aha spsll
Created BY their dresses, 49,
AnSfSitS %;h'seA The worth of1isn
by that which ne posspsssstEt hIO
a u they Mishu 70 adrsw respect and awe
From isnorHns boholdsv. nil bGa III
! The rich muat wear their virtues ssars c,s
! Upon thsir, ,bue eks and shoaldess.i s. s.urH
asa esti - -. ~
Yet they that probes shrp'' stars and robes.
Nigs. velvet. nlk and sss,ine,
May fsel sldpabs whe,bV rside OF out
Our homage should determine 5 dsg
-kOr tho Judges mob may its wisdsm rob
Ffowths tat Of , four legged mother.
And The grandspr's, germ Of tho human orm
! Nay spring from bis silIen bre,Lsr.
Plunsss pearl. thai gem Of Beauty. dia.
o5m-
Upgoais I that perfume give Il, 7 1850
Your pomp and grace : the refuse base
'of!he Ostrich, Oyster .pd ;Ciyst Y.,sl
Even vi gbty kinse, those helpless things.
Whose ,. DE J. the sroyiI ermine--
Their glory's pride must steal. ftomthe hide
OF the mespest spotisd vermm. sa.tsl
h. i. .p--.ssa1f. VI l.'4 HifN
Since the Lords Of The earth. borrow the
worth az tftAA NK.Sx
find sptendor their vanity Wishes,
Must their litile"css dock in the gaudy wreck
ofbirds aad boasts and fishes q a ~ {
Since hsngs con6ds mra-ro ropt-r.s hide.
To makeltheE g,eatqcss greater. S1s,gl
'pPhat can sages c'y, asthc pageant they oy.
But. :" .Alack !posr human nature e, {
v Ndz HoaAcE s16Irm
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
10 PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS
fl,6t AND PUBLISHERS.

.AMES GUNNER, Oderst,r sale
- atlbis 'ryPe and Sters,ype F.sDd
ry, 10Y Nassau street Printing Types.
M 8 months credit. or 7lI-2 per scsnl.
deduction for ca>h tat tne deduction <or
cash al the prices af6xed. 80 D iA9
Hi. type will be found as pe,lect, ard
made Of as good materials, at least. ias
that manufactured at any other estab-
hsh'nent {: it's nearly al of an eni,e
NEW CUT is lighter faced than any
other noU erhibted, and will on sle-
queniIy icear longer. look bette, take,
less ink. and less labor in working
than moSt other iyAne
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

bsasfy. They aIss msnu(scssrs Calf n m
SHOES ssd thick BOOTS, wsrassed 10
b - geo< - can - yuFohsssd in town.
Any article h tksiriiDs, called for. no(
On hand . Will be fssnishsd at short petics.
ALS0--Bslls superior shoe slsskIna |;
Sspsp de-; sbes bsaqhsS &s.1 81 ~, -,
novll.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
NOINICE..

NHE subscI Iiber reYuesis aIl persos !.
- > Indebted 70 him Of LONG stsnd,nr
q can and ssile The sane without II
lay; a. Money y wanted. sr'ls 4
q, isa .t,ss ~ LEWIS HOAR. =
Dec 10. ,tsae4 ~a'si - 8w
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
K Valuable !. Medicines

"a Valuable q Medicines,
~ Recossmended By saqwes;onaSls ssd
- coneiusjUc ttstisnohials - s''P
QHE Proprietor confidently ofIsn to the
- public what experience has proved 10
b sone of the most eiicacious cofnp9uKds .
the Aetssis Nsdies for thei cure Of thin
tass Of distressing dennesoua and nveterstst
Dise9ses, produced 6y an impure state. ,efte
blood, acrfmony of t6s humors, and : v;ths
ted ahsbR of body, hand usually iexkibi(iis-
then,stlsss in ~ vaious forms n ScSop ko1on
SAT- Rtensss Isyvpsv. 81. samskssS,s Rsia
fsver Sores. White Sscellinrss ,lsuJ ~
oesfinafe U7cers,- .Spre LeSs and Ewes
Sestd Head, Seuvry and Ysusyisl TGsnf
where Mercury has failed
"a Piepased from the original Recipe N
o. the iate Dr. ". Z. CozwAY, by ~ KID
Dsa lhn sms& ds4s ssfessssr and ~ sole
prey810pA N4ich swit9 IL Ahsr " 0snsoas,
.Medicines, "is for sale wholesals st hiv Comt
20 Rsoa, ever flos50. cdipsfs ~ Eou& -
!!:s;siII s:::sF -: !; T.; &;
- Otsssvs. soas sfs xssSfbAv vNhSf vtQ
!rittsw dsnssuts OF ~ KiDDss, ID ths ovts
'ids printsd wssppess iasieeeo tHs .lAssas~a
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

aooO6 AY.xoHa 1o01G". =
" BplfidN,4 Z ''s.'pppIi n Es,apn
IA. abls sEticles ESrH .bSs8a 596eiYetl
1ghss lsss Nssksil,sfs GNF9ft HlDQ69l
I'WFblcb reRdep ihe Ha}lFlD D9D9 ,6Pe not
|ISs q Hssss ezsgsssea's q 9Raf taesdap. Ips
|s.isAA s.ilSj BaNHsAHoS T$hs s9ss s.y
PRIS iEl;sf - Ss;s 4 ,SaI ,Iss;s:. j..
|6p their ap's purchs9 IA peif -pteeent
[SrpCk GeNseq eqpsni 81 j. sfw and frsyk,
and .,wfy sought, st AuclioS. and yelect
ed with ca, 3 from the first hdnds Il hs
ss sgt ;s;. 81. 4 ss:
gyhsiafA ia olb6ksJIae ssd y sxsts ~
|!slss, l fAll wv 1ilsAt! 596F. .l9'cenexso
US q2i'ss 1pEe phsseslq 81, ssi,ss .ss
W. beXclHlneSlx x4hlx iAai Nd AZ, tsniaxs
IBaitnh Ann ceptfc Bedti{iice
s's: 81 .'ass'ss s's;s. J:s; ss:sss,e,ss
~~- .t..--stg.a Il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-23

Messrs HEzsgIAu LANGLEY & Walter Surra
have issued proposals, Though tie National h..
teligenoer, tor the publication Of weekly ncs,
paper in Pert Tobacco, Charles County, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-23

Mr. Endicot stated that he mad conVersa SD.t
with Joseph ]. Knapp, jun. in January laS :, .o;d
the time Can't. White had an MI turn ' 'i saw
If had been in town Mrs. Bckford wou'G I ha
have sent to Boston for Stephen White-,o. ~
had no doubt that if Stephen White was pres" pres,
AT the old yentleman's death, he "culo t ussu
all the notes held by the estate against hlmss, sen.
II. sa,d further that Stephen White was the oh'}
Evecntor and that MIR. Lambert, who was deau'
,ras thc ONLY witness Of the will. Witness douo',
oil whether this could be so-but Joseph sa'o
:. MACK and white wouldn't lie." witness ASK
cd if the will was not locked UP, to w''cn joseph
replied, ewes, bat there IS such th'hs a' WV
KEYS to a lock" ,;.,,, .,
Mr.. Webster said the government nes,'vu u
nroye that the house of Capt. White had peeh
entered and a will DESTROYED short tune oe'"fe
the murder. Mr.. w. citeda case IN "nien S"0''
proof had been allowed upona crI'n'''a' WA, .tt.
MIR. Treadwe,l said he knew Joseph " hi.e
the deceased. that he was Sc years OF age al his
death: his heirs were Stephen White and Others
the descendants of his only brother. ana Mrs
Beckford and her heirs the descendants q MS
only sister. -,
Thomas Hart testified. as he did OIL the prevl-
Gus trial, concerning the appearance OF Frank Il,
Wenham on Saturday night about the 2otl aud
that some person sat in the chaise at t,e gaze
while he was in the house with Joseph: lie sad
he metJos. going into Salem on the afternoon OF
the Sd of April: he remembered that Frank had
annoyed Benjamin Layton with his dagger on
Sunday the twenty-ffth Of Jaly, Layton sad
:. Thomas" witness said ..well, what /, l:''I
:. They're coming down to take me if don't tell
all know about it" Uhe murder.)" Whatii meg
do with you:'' 9. Put me in prison, | suppose.
layton then repeated to him HART what he
had overheard at the gate. between Joseph and
Francis Knapp: Joseph said when did yon see
Dicks" Il see him this morning When Is he
going to kill the old MANI - don't know. -
:. Well" replied Joseph; eff he don't SIl' him
soon won't pay him =,
Dr. Barstow testified that he was with Mr.
Colman when the club was taken from under The
steps of the Howard.street Meeting house.
alr. Webster here stated that the Counsel up
on both sides had agreed to save time that The ev
idence given at the former trial to prove the abb
| of George Grow ninshield, should be read to tbs
Jury, Instead of examining the witnesses. HI
then read from his minutes the Testimony Of sey
eral witnesses as ii has been before Published
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-23
rgEGElS

Il Cat's Craiis.-Among many stories, there
is Que, rather singular, yet very generally be-
lieved. of an event said to have occurred at the
great inundation of bort, in 1870, which in one
night destroyed 2 villages, some of which. or
their sites. now ! so feet below watcr-1CO,000
people persisted. But, the wonder is, the pre-
servaion of child. six months old. VINO happen
ed to be asleep in cradle, in common with an
aged cat. which latter had the sagacity to pose
the vessel. by running to the side opposite to
which it inclined, and persevering in this sailor
like conduct for some DAYS, the quadruped pilot
saved herself and the child, 20 the great wonder
of all who heard the historv.-Ue5s'er'S YrGuf&.