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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

salcss Of prrssc ssiid tebe -sHninstsred TO
him?
"De dogs arerTesdy," replied she Fire
King, very cody, 4sbut (slnugaug his shoul-
Iders) me no say take pIussic acid to day
myself You are q clever man, Monsieur
Lance, !" be added; aside; "but it won't do,
am no suoh Geel.'
At this moment de shouting and hooting
lofthe company were quite .deaieniug.
care yca ready to lake tee 49, repeat
cd Mr. Wakley; ayon have declared yaa can
take prussie acid without injury; arc you viii
ling % pat youf beast 70 the teston
fsl~yill do all my bill say Il will kill one
dog wild de prussic acid, and another dog dat
take it, shall not do; what naoIs DO youHaat,
Monsisor LANCER (rosrs Of Iaughtsr)
Amid the confusion, the Fire King cast an
anxious glance towards the door, When MIR.
W9kiey addressed something to aim. and
then coming forward, declaring aloud axe
notice, gentlemea, that the Fire Kisg dcxi-
dedly reiuses to take prussic acid. Ito de-
cliBes also to take common water at 40 do
gfees heat" (grea4 confasion.)
"A gentleman hero said, that he had chal-
lenged the Fire King to take small portion
OF Shields prussic acid. The fare King had ,
however, begged biaa not 10 repeat HE ehal-
lsRse. as by 40 doing, the bread would be ia
ken out or his mouth.
The whole company here arose, ard press-
ed forward in the dirertien of the platform
Ch.bert LEFT the room, and on going down
Stair, -'as greeted with tho epitbosa, Cheat
ead siinposter.' In passing through the hall,
lie Heteomerough usage, and was finally she
we'd tnto the street, where turning short upon
hss pufsuefs, he daf1sd down the area efsfsps
and finally took refuge in the ceal hole at
taehed to the premises.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01

EBLOUGHS.-Ths subscriber has on han
H and intends constantly keeping, varie
" OF PLOUGHS, Of the very best quality.
A. S. CHAMBERS
.NmtmsGa1g, .MmEh 10, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01
LAUCK s. STEPHEN

VNISH to employ YOUNG MAN Of
w respectable connection who is a COOS
salesman, and capable oftaking charge of set
OF Books; to such one liberal salary and con-
slant employment will be gwen.
Martinsburg, November &c, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01
PHILIP c. PENDLETON.
March II, 1896

SALE OF LANDRY virtue
N OF deed Of trust executed by Barnard
Aephart and Sarah, hss wife, TO the sul,scri-
iseis, dated 9TH day Of May, 1926, and duly
recorded in the Office ofthe Clerk of Berkeley
County Court, we shall. oa the 18th du II
.7rrts sssrt, before the door oithe Court house
IN the town of Martnsbnrg, proceed to sell
20 the highest bidder, for cash. the three
tracts or parcels Of Land conveyed 10 us in
ii1st 10y SAID deed, or as much thereof as
shall be sufficient 10 discharge ti4e SUM in
oenaed 10 DC secured by said deed. with in-
Ifefests and costs, and charges of sale Two
iof these Tracts or parcels of Land were con-
ssseyed by George Spego and Sarah, his wife,
TO the SAID kephart on 9th of April, 1916,
ana the thrd by Jacob Weaver and Marga-
vet his wife, on the 9th Of May 1915. and lie
ION the drains of Opequean creek, on the wrst
MctQuilkn
:, DAVID iEI5l H c aSasi 5 Trustees.
March 4, 1890
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-01
Id1tO for @ale.

wv cs~S***
= d lie subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM
81 on Tuscarora,i mile from Martinsburg-
= his farm contains 1865 acres of first rate
limestone land; about 100 acres cleared, and
the balance wei clothed with timber, and a.
Inst rate meadow which produces from % to
90 tons OF hay annually; with a never failing
sfr"g near the house, and the creek passing
u1ssxA. through the yard The improve
Efx2I ments are a good STONE Dwell
ssf&A LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Barn,
~ Stables. Smoke house, Corn house
Sooe Smith Shop, and all other necessary
out houses; in short, this farm is not inferior to
asnyn the county. The purchaser viii get
bargain IN this property--Terms made known
oy the subscriber, living on the farm.
CHRISTIAN SLIDER.
January 81, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
SADDLE TREES
CORDAGE STORE.
JOHN w. BERRY.

I'd EGS LEAVE TO inform the Public. that
- he has taken the large Brick Warehouse
lately occupied by MesSrs Frazier and Bayard,
on me corner of Water AMI Union Streets and
Immediately al the head Of Zanes Wharf, in
tyrhiAh b. has onaup1 q
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
COTTON

YfUSF received and iorsae. SO Bales Tenn. IS
~ Alab Cotton. by KNOX a. MIKE.
Jan. 6, 1890
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
CORDAGE STORE.

and is now ready 70 execute all orders for arti-
cles in his line with which he may be favored and
on the most advantageous terms. He has now on
hand a very extensive assortment of Cordage Of
every description, 10 which he is daily adding from
ms Factory. His prices viii be regulated by the
loi5cst Pj{is51Tgh a. Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident Of being able to I'LL all orders OF
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
ON al least rs good if not better terms than can be
procured any where else IN the Western Country.
tie Will warrant his work TO be of the very best
quality. Commanders Of Boats are requested TO
give him a call
Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and Mckee,
Forsyth and Dobbm, aud d. B. Bayess, Comnls-
sion Merchants, OF TO HIMSELF promptly attended
to.
Wheeling, March 4th lS29-6l
=. The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, and ST. Louis Republican, viii please
insert the above once week fortwo months, and
forwagd saeir accounts 60 this cficc for payment
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
FRESH SALAD OIL,


FEW DOZEN BOTTLES LOP4RDS SUPERIOR NACABOUGH SNUFF
PHYSICIANS Country Merchants udo win find advantage call the
enlistment ar In the and the
W7ikv Ginseng Beesw, a exchange
NlnnLnr Anrl1
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

as. MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sTUFFs
FOR SALE, BY
.4rchibOId 8. Todd.


the Posi- Wheeling Ti ne has low y
ScE Amogl the articles on hand are the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13

The Organ neoer a a loss for Reason. The
Organ says that Roman was elected Governor of
Louisiana because he is a FenchmGn, and Judge
Duilard was elected to Congress from the same
State because he is not Frenchman.
The people of England charged Mr.. Fox's
physicians with having killed him with too much
Fo1-gigce. The physicians declared that they
had not administered any Fox glove to Mr.. Fox.
The people then charged the physicians with
having Killed Mr.. Fox BY emitting tho Eek
glove. Vat. Jryrnst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13

The letter Of JosEPH BoXAPAgrE, P12''''.
in Yesterdays Gazette, is document o. ''.
interest. showing, as il does, the feeling d r..
at least, Of the Bonapar.e family; ar4 We l', =;
every reason TO believe, that all tEe I'-'u' ,..
that family are exceedingly anyioas to' Tue s...-
ton of their kinsm.n, The Young NA?ol1.' >.
Some Of them have applied foo adm.,-''n ,' -,
sumo their Old stations in Paris. We ~ :.
think it likely. however, that party can Os
ed, in favor of Napoleon. sufficiently s" Ja;t
disturb the existing government a'hodsa' Ga' d.
less. there are thousands in France ""0 a., ,.,,-
sirous OF favoring lis pretensions, aud 'I, o,s
him to power. There Is much Of romantic -G
IN rho very name, aaa win IL rr' aee'''''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17

| will also, sell privately,
my House and Lot near tie Universitv
iy Virginia, upon credit of I,co.
Three and -Four years. by haoi,g the
payments satisfactorily secured
!hts property is oeH calculated both
tor business and a private residence,
consisting Of an excellent tpo story
BRICK House, ,Oith a large and come
n,ent Store Room, q Brick Lumber
House, Brick Kitchen, and sH other
necessary Out Houses. If not sold, IL
'otn De rented on good tsrms. AppK-
cations may be made to j. w. SALN
DER!S, Of charlottesville, or. to the
undersigned HUing on the premises.
ALEH'R. ST. C. HETSKELL.
Dec IL
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17

Yesterday the committee OF PrIvile-
ges and Elections was busily engaged
for several hours on the contested cleo.
ton oi Messrs. Barbour and Davis
Mr.. James Barbour addressed them
several times and at considerable
length. H.. En0.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
NOTICE

HNHE subscriber has lately pmcha-
n ssed Goods an Baltimore, which.
an addition to his .former Stock, makes
ms assortment toierably complete
lie noa0 inoites has friends and the
pubic generally to give him call.
examine has goods. and Judge for
fhemsetoes.-He is disposed to Barter
for good leaf Tobacco, Corn, RE,
Oats and Fa1seed. He keeps con-
stantty on hand a pretty good assort-
ment Of Cast and Wrought Iron, En-
gt'sh and Common Bistered Steel.
and has at present ssUerai first rate
riding and DraugM Horses, ,phich
he wiH sell to,o for Cash.
B. FTCKLEN.
Dscenfbsr J7-3t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
NOTICE.

a LII persons to whom the estate of
~ John Hammer, deceased, is in
debted are requested to present their
accounts for settlement and all those
indebted TO the said estate are required
10 come forward and discharge the
same, as no further indulgence can be
given.
CHARLES w. HAMMER,
THOMAS HAMMER, :,
Adm'rs. Of J. Hammer, dec.
Dec IL Ct
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
MARRIED.

At the University of Va.on the 18th
inst by the Rev. Mr.. Bowman, DR..
Gessner Harrison, Professor ofAncient
Languages, to Miss Eliza, daughter Of
George Tucker, Esq. Professor of Nor
al Philosophy, &c.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
EDUCATION.

TNHE next session of Mrs. BOW
n MANS SCHOOL will COM
mence on Monday the 10th Of January
next.
The following are the terms of tut
ton, Tor session Of five months, viz.
Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and History, SO 90
Spelling, Reading and Writ
ing, e no
December IL St
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
DIE D.,

AT his residence in Amelia county,
WIN. B. Giles, late Governor of Vir-
ginia.
Near the Warm Springs of apopIexy,
Daniel Shelly, ESQ.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
HIRE of NEGROES.

EEHE Negroes ofthe estate OF Dab
4 ney Minor, decd. will be hired
at the Central Hotel, in Charlottesville
on MONDAY the 9th December,
1890, by ALEX, GARRETT d.
Hxeeutor.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17

RAWING Of the Va. State Lot
~ terry for the benefi, Of the Peters,
burg Benevolent Mechanic Associa-
ton. class No. q.
ID, Al, 3. 45, SO. q, 81. Is, 9.
ID, Al, prize 1850
3, As, 80
81, 40, 20
Sold and paid a, WATTS Office.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
NOTICE.

NM ILL be sold on MONDAY the
w 3D. day Of January next, to the
highest bidder, the following property
to wit--five Negro Men, and one un-
improved lot Of land, in the town OF
Charlottesville, belonging to the estate
of John Kelly, deceased. Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
0. NORRIS, Ex'r. of
John Kelly, dec.
December II 3t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17

&C. &c &c.
Whole tickets oaly "a, Halves 81,
Quarters 81, in great variety of
numbers at WATTS OFFICE.
Orders from the country punctuslly
attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17

o&The usual operations on
The Teeth, undertaken by Dentists,
will be performed By
CHARLES CARTER, NJ -.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
-
WANTTD,

a T ShadaoeH Mills, four miles be-
IA ioU Charlottesville, on the RI.
rama Rioer, 10000 Bushels of
wheat, for which the highest Cash
price 'oiH be giuen. "A large supply of
Ground Ptaister for sale at same
place. Flour and other articles re-
eeloed at same place, on Storage
I,mbertafsc q J & IT. y. Kagrudsr.
December f7--4t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
c. THIS DAY!-0

Virginia State Lottery
HI<ok the benefit the Petersburg Bsne-
violent Mechanic Association, Class
No. S for 1880.
no be drawn on Friday (This Day. the
iIn Dec. 90 Number Lottery--nine drawn
Ballots. Splendid Scheme.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
NOTICE.

INO Il IOL.
WILL sell at Public Auction. ON
IL Saturday the LIST Of January next,
on the premises, my house and lot in
Charlottesville, AT present occupied by
Turner Jones, on credi, Of one, two,
and three years. A lien on the pro-
perty will be required TO secure pay
ment.
ALBERT G. QUARLES.
December IL ids
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26
COMMERCIAL.
NEw-YoRK MARKET-Apnr1 %.

Ashes have declined to 81 l2a for Pots. The
sales of Cotton have continued much as last
week. Flour has declined.-The arrivals yes.
terday and this morning are large from the South.
BUYERS are Off this morning, and holders to a
void putting in store would be content to take So.
500 lbs. Whalebone have been sold at 25cts.-
Freights are still higher. Almost every ship in
port is taken up.-Flour has been shipped to
Liverpool at As. per Dbl. and cotton at at all
Is. There are no other changes. The general
appearance of business is good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26

Ca,stion!-Counterfeit TEN Dollar notes are
in circulation of the Farmers Bank of Alexa..-
dria, dated March %, 1926, letter A. made pay
able to g Bolivar" The signature of "John
Hooff," Cashier, is remarkably well executed;
that of Richard Nj. Scott" President, not a
good imitation-the vignette is imperfect. The
colour of the paper having purple. or blush
cast, and general appearance such as to enable
persons accustomed to counting money easily to
detect the counterfeit, though number have
been passed in our town as genuine, and might
be taken by most persons where they did not
suspect imposition.
-ssee0eT1p-
Our readers will see, by an advertisement in
this mornings Gazette, that an opportunity is
afforded them Of patronizing one of the most use
full and charitable institutions in town-we mean
the FREE-ScHooL. We hope the proceeds of
the exhibition will aid the Guardians of the School
to increase its means, and extend its sphere of
usefulness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26
Nouses to kent.

That three story Brick DWELLING
w. HOUSE on King street. next to the corner Of
sssS Wa,hire ton street, lately occupied by Mr. N.
ANs Fitzhngh.
Also. that Three Story Brick DWELLING
HOUSE ON King street. lately occupied by MIR. J b.
Hammstt go,
These houses are in good repair and will be rented
~ CHA. CHAPLIN. .
april g. dStaeMonf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26

49, The Delegates Of the different Fire Com
panles of Alexandra, Georgetown, and Washington,
are requested to meet the Hall of the Franklin Fire
COMPANY in Washington, at z O'Clock, on Monday
Euening, April &c, 1880
JOHN A. NJ. DUNCANSON,
Washington, Apr %. Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. Cd. C. J
ARRIVED, APRIL %,

ARRIVED, APRIL %,
SHY Virginia, Bowers. Liverpool, Is days to
the Capes, Salt to w. Fowle & Co. & Crates to
r. Fl. Miller.
Brig Wayland, Coffin, st. Ubes, "A days to
the Cape, Salt to VIM. Fowle & Co
Schr. Governor Brooks, Taylor, Norfolk,
Ballast to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Washington, Eldridge, Newport, via
Norfolk, Potatoes to the Master.
Schooner Success, Jordan, hence at Philadel-
phia, esd instant
Schooner Harriet, Nickerson, hence at Bos-
ton Goth instant.
Hannah s. Mary, Jameson, cleared at Boston
for this port, 18th instant.
Schooner Solar, Pitts, hence at New York 22d
instant.
- Rambler, Colley, do. do.
Peceda, Robinson, do. do.
Washington, Wilson, do. do.
- Georgetown, Kirkland, do. do.
Hysco, Jennings, and Virginia, Rod
bird, from Georgetown do. do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26
Exhibition for the benefit Of
ma Free.SchooI of Alexandria

rsvHE propretors of the Museum Of Hnr Figures.
now exhibited at the corner Of King and st. ,ssph
streets IN return for the encouragement hey have
ceiyed from the inhabitants of Alexandria respectfully
;rrr, the puSlic that their Mu will be open on
H.. J,, from A. NJ to 9 p. ~ for the qualification
ot yi,ors-The proceeds are to be applied to the be-
ne6t of the Free-school of alexandria. GrTickets
80 b. had at the door. APPS 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26

For Rent,
ma The DWELLING HOUSE on Pitt
street. nearly opposite ST. Paul's Church, ROW
HILL occupied BY Mrs. Gardiner. Connected with
,his, IS an OFFICE, fronting on the street. re-
Gently occupied school room.
This tenement has the advantage OF all the necessary
out houses, and is considered very pleasant residence
for genteel family. Apply to Mr. T.. Harrison.
CUrHBERr POWELL.
Toudoun county april l6-MtJwtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev: E. Harri-
SON, Captain Charles Dearborn, to Miss kl,sa-
beth. eldest daughter Of the late Captain har6ley
all of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-26
DIED.,

On the 10th instant, in Charleston, 5. Z. Mrs.
Marietta Keith, wife of the Rev. Reuel KEITH
d. d. Professor in the Theological Seminary,
near this City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26

the reading Of a letter from the postmaster A.
Springfield, Mass. to the postmaster in this CITY.
under date of June 20. from which it apne,r,
that the post Office at that place was broken opea
in the night; the mail bag cut, and the package
containing the letters for the Albany post ofie.
for distribution taken out and part Of them oper.
ed: it is believed that none of the letters Arc
gone. The Williams probably got alarmed befor,
they could open more, and they went of no doubl
in hurry, rs the tools which were used IN break.
Ing in, were left behind them.
The said letters have been received at our pos,.
Office: some of them are much torn, but there
appears to have been no money in them.
JNe lest Chikiren.-A letter to the Mayc
from the postmater at saltwater, dated June ~
saws that Matthews with his three children, wer,
seen at that place on Friday. Matthews wasip
curing for man named Morey, who lives three
or four miles west of that village, and he had gone
in that direction. An express has been sen,
from this city TO Saltwater to obtain the children
Matthews, as we have before mentioned, is in
a state of arrangement. On Wednesday night,
the 10th. about ] | O'Clock, he called up his fam.
ily and told them that the city was to be DESTROYED
for ts wickedness BY judgment from Heaven.
and that they must fee for their lives. His wife en-
deayorcd to persuade HIM not To 90, and detan.
ed the oldest girl; but the three boys believing
what their father said, were excessively friI;,
ened. and went away with him. Two of HI,
npirhbors followed him fora short distance, but
thinking he would return. left him. He and
hi. children were seen on Thursday, at Gibbons
Vile: since which they had not been heard of till
the above information was received from SILVIA
ter. A person was despatched to the West after
them ON Sunday. VINO has not yet returned.
4 man named Brock Barron. living in Troy.
cave false information that Mathews had been
Seen ON Thursday, not far from Amsterdam,
and in consequence messenger was despatched
there. Barron has since. on being closely ques
toned, acknowledged that he told a falsebood.-
He is now in Jail in Troy, on charge of receiv
inp moneys in consequence of such false state
ment. A wretch who will thus, for money,
sport with the feelings of distressed wife aud
mother, and lead humane search astray, deserves
the severest punishment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
To the Public.

HAVING heard that reports IN Re 'ahon 10 me "H
IA fortune that beel one oil the Stages OF The re"
Line" running between This Cit, and ia uuore, frR
Laws since, of which wa the driver, are ~ o,rc"'
ion, which are calculated TO cast tie blame % I" on
ne, deem il due 10 myself to give 10 th' puohc VIC
particulars of that unfortunate Occurrence Ihty 'i'
mpl, these = Between the 10 an ~ mile stones
one Of the stages Of the cold Line" N ad'ano' u
me, that driven by Mr. NcCracken. Was ssceno % -
hill, the horses being walk, passed ahrsu, "so'
ing several feet space between our sfagcSas nJ.
had proce edcd but short distance and was oee'n
ing hH when perceived Mr. NcfFaeken e'i" "as
4her me at fall speed Obs, RING th' ur In
wide enou,h to aimt Of bi' P"''hs VIM" .nn,e.
ger of our carriages coming ID eo,'S'' .oc,,,i,on
hended in Jury. and Accordingly t,o' ~. sage
to protect M self from il. On Nr~heI'"e :" -,
arriving abreast of mine ho~ev u IL, '."e ,a .,,ye
mine, locked our forward wheels. an" ~ ..r. ,s,.
imrne datrlv out OF the road and turned - "a.
hazar.ng the loss of life or limbs OF h"' Ills
dies aud gentlemen, who were passengers ~ ~ ~ 100
is plain and honest statement of the iaC'' W W.
have no, another word to say III rclationto'', 'r
only add, that If nv statement is doubted, q:
ton, Esq u. s. Attorney in New 'orki r.. 'i"s i,
E.o hardware merchant Of this City; the Rev w ."
lem of the Navy Yard, and some fifteen other persons
ladies and G, nllcnen whose nlmes may bad OF ap
plica,on being made Mr. Fuller, the H8eH tor lle
New ine" in TIM City, may be applied to corro0o'
rate or di. proyeii. 4. b. DEAN.
Itoshiugfon, .uns 22-Iiune 24-5t q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
COMMUNICATIONS.

:, T,boros olso mil THrsrLEs shall Il bring forth
M tLee."-Cen. oh. III, verse Is.
A matters have turned out, it would have
,.sen more prudent for our Superintendent OF 70
Gcs 70 have followed the example of his unassum,
mr. nredecessors--have employed a couple OF old
nesroes to cut down the few thistes that inies5
the bye-lanes eff the town. But then that would
not have produced e6set-eyery thing now Is tor
.,act :. Sealed Proposals is quite In the mill
tarv and naval style-OrrIcIAL!;! 49,
The consequence has been, that the Gazette
has since teemed with that plant. We have had
= :. Hoax about thistles--a - Song about tins
,les-and. in this mornings paper. the 1h'St'
rhes nv steam. But, as the Superintendent has
made his election, leave him To his rePose-nro'
:. ON bed of roses''--recommendinS HIM. lnfu-
ure, to beware Of this ,,
JltRe -. NOLl ME- iANoHNT'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26

..Where is the figure now said he' S"'i'''s'
8. | see it not" f,et from us.',
.I soc # not" said he again; ''and II IL were
r.., nv senses would not receive the ihiasse 'sSs
,aIn,hly than yours" And he spoke 10 'he a'
pichpoI' men sneak. did not argue nor rePsi;
but.ordered the servants 10 prepare r''H wv az"
cover the floor with thick layer OF sand Wae,
eov was done babe the Leech follow me INTO the
room. and barred the door. mere e.; Is ~.
S ~"re now repeated he; aud said, six ieet
f. So ne az before!.' And the Leec smiled
:. IT, Iook on the floor" said l. and pointed 10 we
snot: :. what see you:'' And the L'ee IS S""d-
dered and chung to me that he msh' no. ..',. ,o
:. The sand.' sad he, = was snoTh wnea W" &c
.nteraJ L. and now see on that spot the PRINT OF
human feet" r,;,o comma.
MON On. 8. See" said |, '.Shere We move "ha'
follows u.s." .ri,o ,r;ot >,
The Leech gasped for breath. . Inc PRINT
s,;J be. :. of those human feet"
:. Can YOU not minister to me. them er'su l.
in sudden and fierce agony, - ana must i'c-
yer be alone again!' ,,
And saw the feet of the dead thing trace one
word upon the sand and the word was ~ EN-