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breathing-darkness will not hide its hue
cunning not protect it from detection,
nor pretended soulless apathy, turn aside
the retribution of awaiting punishment.
That this foolish-nay wicked young man,
should have been proved to be guilty, is
melancholy. But that punishment should
follow guilt ofso deep dye, is demanded
by public good. The grey heirs of ouI
fathers, should be protected in their dwell
ings, when deep sleep cometh upoi
them.' Posterity has a claim upon us
that we should send down to them an ex.
ample of this age, that the stabber of the
sleeping-the housebreaker-the murky,
midnight 'assassin-goes not unharmed
of any man'-and that crime Of this
kind, whenever, wherever and however
perpetrated, should be met with solemn
investigation, impartial consideration, and
legal expiation. But most affecting in
deed is it, that one SO young is so swiftly
to be sent to that bourne from whence
no traveller returns"-that but so little of
cloud and shine will pass over him, before
the convicted and the victim will be face
to face, before higher and moral tribu-
nal,-that but little period shall elapse,
and a parents tear will be shed upon the
grave of son and felon But, more
than all, that no friendly eye will sparkle
with the tear drop Of true, unadulterated,
honest pity, and pardoning regret, Aye,
and further it is truly horrible, that, fiom
the past, which has presented itself in the
countenance of this deluded young men,
Der ola quiet society, no present hope is
held out that repentance is busy within
him. 1t is to be feared that, at last, he
may go to his long account with all his
imperiections on his head ;-but let US
hasten from subjectvhich fascinates by
its gloom, and, like the fatal gaze of the
springing tiger, fastens the footsteps OF
the passing traveller to the spot, by the
enchantment ofits terror
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
THE MURDER OF MIR DUNN.

CtariesfoDn ia March 24.-In our last
paper we stated that Cox, the murderer, had
made full confession of his crime, and accused
seven other persons of having been participators
of his guilt thatfour of them had been commit
ted, and two others had voluntarily surrendered
themselves into custody upon hearing of the ac-
cusation. Since that time the seventh person
came to town and gave himself up to udergo an
examination.
On Wednesday last, Charles H. Mills, one
of the first mentioned four, and the one most deep
ly implicated BY Cox's disclosures, was brought
before the examining court and we have never
witnessed a trial which excited more intense in
terest The courthouse was crowded to overflow
ing by an audience displaying, in their manner,
the utmost anxiety to see and hear the procee-
dings. Cor, the murderer, was first examined
as witness on the part of the Commonwealth,
and gave his testimony withoutthe least apparent
embarrassment. He is, by the way, the most
incomprehensible being we have ever seen.-
1--WE defy the disciples of Lapater to make any
thing of him, whatever the craniologists may be
able to do He is apparently, youth of 1S OF
10, although he is said to be IS years of age
He is small and neat in his person, and there is
nothing in his countenance betraying the hun.
dredth part of that depravity which his own evi
dence disclosed. Yet we have never seen human
being possessed of such nerves. Nothing can en-
barrass him. When every auditor shuddered
at the recital of his criminaty, he alone remained
unmoved. During the investigation. the fatal
musket with which he perpetrated the murder
was brought in and laid before him. He exam
ined the flint, and declared it to be the same
which he used when he shot Mr.. Dunn. He spoke
of all this with as much apparent indifference, as
if relating an ordinary occurrence In which he
was not in any manner interested. During the
trial an incident occurred which excited his risi
hity to a considerable degree. Although every
eve was upon him, he was entirely self possessed,
and made no display of feeling whatever. He is
a most extraordinary being.
A great many witnesses were examined perhaps
to the number of fifty: and the most unlimited
range of examination in regard to !hihs' habit:
and general conduct, was permitted by his coun
sci. All agreed however, in representing him as
man of excellent character and upright depOrt
mcnt. Not solitary circumstance was proved
to corroborate the testimony of Cox; but on the
contrary. evidence was produced calculated tt
throw strong suspicion upon his veracity, even
had he been man of good character. So entirely
satisfactory was the investigation, that the attor
ney for the Commonwealth, informed the Court
that he conceived it his duty to say. the evidence
was entirely insufficient to justify the court in re
handing the prisoner to Jail for further trial. lh'
court was unanimous in the decision that he be ac
Quilted. The other persons accused were also
discharged without the form of going again through
an examination of the testimouy.-Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
Description of Scenery. &c.

~
Act |. Scene 1.-The sea coast at Bergen,
with boats and shipping in the distance. Cottage
of Weignstadt on the left hand small public
house on the right hand, sign of the ship-Salors
discovered carOusing
Chorus Junk and Sailors.
Sailors, Junk and Frederick enter the boat which
is row'd Off
Scene 2-Inside of Weignstadt's cottage
storm arises-thunder and lightning.
Act 2. Scene 1.-The deck of an old store
ship-a mast with rigging conducting to the lam
terms of the vessel-casks-rOpes-a glass door
which opens into the cabin-the hatChway lead
ing to the hold of the vessel-violent storm
Frederick Is seen in the water-after much diff
Guilty he succeeds in reaching the side of the vel
sel-during the scene furious combat between
OrmalOf, Frederick and Maurice-Frederick is
saved by the interpOsition of Mariette.
Scene "A rocky strand and sea by Moon
light.
Act 5. Scene 1.-The deck of the vessel as
before.
Scene 1.-The hold of the vessel-a bed partly
concealed by tattered curtain in recess.
Scene Same as first, the arrival of Jack
Junk and Saiors-the destruction of Angerstof
and party-the vessel is fired.
THE HORNET
comes in sight with Weignstedt, Christine, SC.
the curtain descends
After the drama
A Fancy Dance. by Miss Hatch.
A favorite SOM, by Mrs. Franklin.
Recitation, by Mrs. Hatch:
Who will also give limitations of the celebrated
Miss Clara Fisher.
The whole to conclude with the admired Farce of
ALL IN THE DARK;
Or, UHich is Puzzled?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
T H E AT r E.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. HATCH.
FIRST night Of the grand Nautical Drama Of the
"Pirdfe," or The Robbers of the Beacon.

The public are respectfully informed, that the
above drama will be produced with entire new
Scenery, Machinery, &c. Scenery by MIR. LEI
BENAU, pupil of the late celebrated Mr.. COyle.
Machinery by Mr.. HEPBURN.
As great trouble and expense has been cxpend-
ed to produce this piece with more than ordinary
spendor, it is to be hoped the citizens of Alexan-
drla will second the efforts of the Company to
please, who, if encouraged in this, will not hest
tate to produce number of new pieces, such as
1.-The Flying Dutchmaa," ''Iom and Jerry,"
'.Itnlour the Iarter, &c." which, it will be O.
therwise impossible to do, unless sufficient ear
nest is gwen to defray the expenses which must
be incurred.
ON SATURDAY. EVENING, MARCH, o.,
Will be presented first time) the splendid nau-
teal drama called
THE PIRATE,
Or, THE Robbers Of The Beacon,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
Twelve Months credit

VyTII. be sold. at West Grove. Fairfax county, VIZ
w ginia, on Friday, the 10Th day Of Spr1l 1880
the personal estate Of the late COL A. Smith, con.
sisting Of
FORTY SEVEN SLAVES,
principally valuable Young men, women, and boys1
TWENTY-SIX HORSES,
Among which are two saddle horses and some colts
two and hrec wears old of good blood
A large Stock ofH0GS, SHEEP e. CA1ILE,
Among which ,re fourteen yokes OF OXEN. 'he
Sheep are $50 in number, ofthe mixed nefino pieeu'
and have be Ell bred with great care
Several CARTS, perfectly neln.
Also, A new and handsome FAMILY CAR
RAGE, Harness. sc. With yer, large stock OF
FARMING UTENSILS
P,ouphs liarrows Spades, Hoes, sc. SC.
A SEINE, with all the necessary tackle and
means for sctua use.
All the HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FUR
NirUHE, library, Plate, &C. &C
A large quantity of TIMOTHY HAY, in
stacks; and
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORN.
Bond, with approved security. will be requlr, for
all sums ABOVE twenty dollars PAYABLE IL months AZ.
ter date with interest from the date thereoti and
!f the terms of the sale not complied with the
property will be re-sod the risk OF the first purchaser
For purchases under twenty dollars cash must be paid
SUSANNAn SMITli,
Adn'1 Of 4. J. Smith, deceased.
march 24-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
The whole to conclude with the admired Farce Of
ALL IN THE DARK;
Or, Uhich is Puzeled}

~ Doors open at 6, and perform ,nce to commence
at z O'Clock precisely
- Price ofadmission Boxes, so cents; Gallery %
No Pit price,!
+4t Tickets to be had at the principal Hotels and at
the 3ox Office OF the Theatre each day from 10 till
o'clock, when seats may be secured,
SIS Proper officers will be employed TO enforce de
c0rum.
Gf No smoking allowed in the Theatre
Persons Wishing To rent the Bars OF the Theatre Will
make application at the Box Office. between the hours
of eleven and one o'cinck.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture. SC. ut auction
~

Furniture. SC. ut auction.
SATURDAY, at ii o'clock, A. NJ
(beng the regular Furniture sale day,)
WILL be spld at lis Auction store, .,
w Household aud Kitchen FURNITURE.
Also. 10 dozen chairs, ordered tor sale without IL
nit; together with great variety of Glssswac, Look.
ing.s lssscs; Lamps, Japsnned Trunks, &c.
ADDITIONAL.
so mattresses, Of hair, cott0n, and moss
refrigerator tnew, aad neatly made of cherry)
Parcel Of straw carpet
Turkey oil stone, warranted good
boxes glass knobs, plain and ribbed
Qrsae in the evening" usual, Of Dry goods. Class
ware, etc, mar 20
H. The above sale is postponed till MON
DIP, the 18Th instant, at same hour Of the day.
march "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
a Curd

,,rcKETr has removed to The spacious and
rs co,ren;ent Dwelling House on King street. re-
IL vi Cos" oeeunied by Thomas Smith, Esq and I'M
cen,y nnrosi,e to the store of Hugh Smith Co.
r1er. she can accommodate few ge"ieel ooaruers'
march 27-eo5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27

mp We are requested to announce that
w. uorrnox Brit will he supported oy mum ~
Der OF the ,h as., Gener. Assembly Of Virginia
ION ll-2awtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
Salt anoat.

ooon bushels superior white Lisbon Sal" Ja .av
lUeUU ergo of the ship NORM .t low from the
ship, by
march -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
House ana I.ands For Bert.
march 24-ts

wish to rent to: or more .ear, he
So, HOUSE 8. SQUIRE OF GROUND
sg.s, situated just without the limits OF the C"rpo'
: ration Of Alexandra. IN what i, called the Vii.
l,ge, lately occupied summer residence by Cot A.
smith, deceased. With some r, pairs which l am
authorised 10 make twouh be pleasant and deSira'
Bile sboie The Garden is earl, and productive
would rent two ONE ACRE LOTS IN the same
vicinity, binding he Great Hunting Creek
ryvsi I am desiro,s 1t remit x 'wO th,rds ut the
F5+H.! WESI.GROVE EST.4IE,
sSiSI being about Twelve Hundred Acres, consist.
r. ing Of improved river bottoms meadows and
about three hundred Of reclaimed auvai lands
Which cannot I've exceeded in fertility and have been
found BY experiment. be particularly well adapted
to the growth of hemp AMI tobacco they are well
worth the attention Of Mar. land tobacco growers
These Lands will be E, nted for money rent or
part of the crop-as one farm, will be divided into
several, to suit cultivators, :.
For terms apply to 7. W. HEWITT, III Aiexsndris'
or to the sub ,crlber, at West .rore.
s. SMITH,
march of Guardian, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27

~ We are requested to announce n n.
~ ESQ. as a candidate TO represent the County
r. r.;rts, in the mex, General Assembly otF"g'na
march II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety AUctiOn.

1J(HIS EVENING, at half past 7 o'clock, will be sold
l. at his Auction Store, variety Of
Dry Goods, Fancy Glassware, Looking Closes,
sc. &c. in great variety.
march az
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
a Ni,,ey and " uoi-carAer,

WHO can produce satisfactory evidence o. ms ex
w nsrience and skill in both branches, may nav
desirable situation by applying 'mheA y,SSsY
at Occoqusn, to
march 27--6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA On c.
ARRIVED, MARCH 20,
Sch. Rambler, Colley, Thomaston; lime to
John Kurtz, Georgetown.
Schr. Caledonia, Eldridge, Boston; plaster
to W. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Dusty Miller, Williams, New-York-
bound to Georgetown.
SAILED,
Scbr. T.. O., Burrows, ......... St Thomas.
Steampacket Fredericksburg b. J. Jenkins
Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-rHIS DAY.

houses onA lots al auction.
WILL be sold, on Thursday the 25M instant,
w at O'Clock, + ".
~A A LOT brginuite rs feet Eve
N9titII inches to the westward of Royal street,
EH! I'll fronting 50 feet y inches ON the north
80 side Of Prince street, and running back
about feet, with the Frame Buildings thereon
Another LOT on tie south side Of Prince
street, beginning % feet west Royal street, fronting
Prince street II feet, and running back IS feet to
feet alley with the two story BRICK building thereon.
Also, A LOT adjoining. fronting ~ feet 6
inches the south side of Prince street, and running
back 70 feet, with the frame buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash; the ba-
lance payable in four. eight, end twelve months. by
negotiable at bank. bearing interest from the day
of sale, secured by deed Of trust on the property.
BY order:
march - GEO. WHITE, Auct
~ In consequence of unfavorable weather,
the sale is postposed till iO.NORR0W, at ~
o'clock a H.; when it will take place
march % GEO. WHITE, auct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

mh N' NpoLras o5rrir.-Wbea we pubnshel
-, ma rs on ms suhjset which appeared lew days
since, We were net aware that the ii which w,s re-
pored inCongress Tor the outfits of several ministers aud
charges, aud passed through some of the preinin,rv
'@ges' oh not hnally pass aud become law We fin1
Wa' hs bill WAS 'moheied in Tho press of bu
ess St NE close OF The session, and thai tie outfit for
voc iter TO 81 PeeHhurga was one of N. Gaze. for
""'n provision was proposed IN thai bill. The failure
OF u- appropriation, therefore s not IN convenience q,
hes'eei To Ask tor the appropriations nos is Il Ia consr
Su."ee reiGsa to grant the part OF tongress
w, coh'lng-ncy arising from the House Il pre- sem
''uEes not having been able upon IT, before a. q
SESSION expired Such failure l. not p.ilsps "a i-eI,
charg able 10 The executive Ulcers OF the govers
ye' one would suppose hat with reasonable nreceu
ions hey might have guarded ag4ins. IL. II might oc
cason very serious inconve nence the IN lvduss in
unless there IL sons proper remedy Tor it, be-
ues loan from the private purse Of the Silent o.
sore o'her ehmiaby disposed person We should sun
pose that such remedy might be f,und in the con,in
GEM iund, and we knew not why il was not re.
-oreu 10 IN the present Instance, in preference TO the
eNPeairnt mentioned in the paragraph which gave
occasion TO these remaks"--Bosfon IN IDOL
Ana II hal bseo. re'orted to, we should have seer
wha' a'erribs Glamour would have been raised hv
these same people against h President or abu in the
contingent iund-ENauIRER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
ALGERINE BARBARITY.

In me Raleigh (N. Regi-ter ot tb- 22l instant
we Ind letter from an American officer NJ Port Ma
hon oil the 9th Nav. 10 the editors Of the Register
which contains tho following ststemen Of a shocking
massacre by the Alerrines
ga French Store Ship came in Is. evening from Of
A'giers, and brought news that during a lat. gale
there were two hrgs OF war driv~n ashore the Bar
barry Coast and that the Officers and crew, were all
mas.acred by the Aigerinca.'
The above is confirmed by the last New York pa
pers. The brig Ocean which arrived on Thursdav
brought Gibraltar papers to the 10th Of june which
contain the folio wing parcnlars via Mia VIVA, can
the Turkish soldery Of Aeiers expect but exlermina-
tion, should the expedition he succt,sfu:
MALTA, June 2.-The following instance Of a ro.,
barbarous outrage committed by The people Of he
rories Of the D-y Of Aleers the crews Of two I'm
fortunate ships OF the French Navy ha. b-en comrsu-
nicated TO us through Captain Hsstines of III. Bri.b
brig Ferret who arrived here from the nee on the 2o,h
ul'imo.
On III 2O,h, Captain H'''ngs arrived or Aleier.
WIN letter. from Vice Admiral Sir Pnl'ney Maleom 10
the French commander block aiding The mort I, se,m,
that French brig, with dispatches from Toulon lad
fallen in wi II another brig of The bo.kadine squadron
which offered 10 conduct her 10 their Commodore but in
eonsequ snce o The thick and oygv weather thew both
ran on shore the 17h and the French commander kps
not what was tho fate OF their when Capt. Hast.
logs arrived. Permission VA, therefore granted 10 The
Ferret to enter the port and CAPT Hastings had the bor
ror oil Farming his arrival residences Of the
British Consul that 10 hends o His Christian Maize.
tys sailors had been brought 10 the DAYS palace md
mat the Senior Cartsn and eight we're all that
been brought into The town yiths,andr tbi.
dreadful ngh'er, no less than 10 missing
VINO ~ suppoSed have been mBssacred as re yard of
ZoOdolars s offered TO- every he al o Frepehman Th.
Information obi 'in-d the spnt from tho For.rp
Consul resident in Aleer' some Of whom had seen IN.
FrechmsD's heads piled UP thus bsrbarously and 9th
ers had SPOKEN vih the Senior French Captain whose
recital and miraculous escapes enough 70 max.
The blood thrill W.. lie telling T.
We end the following extracts in the morning pa
pers:
"No part Of the expedition wac 10 be seen Oft A'giers
the inst. Ounce but by vessel arrived this lay.
IL isknown that great many sail deserted eff Tho
Bslearc lsauds, steering 10 the southwark, the 2S N
and 29h ult. and That blew very bsrI from the south-
west three daNs after"
.tpaper Of the 3ist May saysft appears by an offi
cal communication from the Spanish consul at Algiers
that on the H., eight ten Xebecks fitting out 10
harrass the French commerce. Another paper says
"Aecouota from Alsers 20 the 26h May, state that the
Foreign consus bad resolved not 10 leave the place du
ring ihe expected attack from the French.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

H& virtue oil Deed OF Trust executed by Joseph
y - X Robertson TO me, dated the fourth dAv Of
March, eighteen hundred and twenty eight and dnly
lecorded in The Clerks Office Of Amelia County for
we putPo,e ct securing 10 Marha Base, .adbu'gr of
John W. Bars the payment of sun Of money there
~ expressed, shall. the furih Thursday in August
ueNi, az the front door OF AHea C0urlbouse III being
Court DayO sell Tor cash, at public auction N tbe
highest bidder. the Tfset Of Land Ia sad Deed men.
iiooed, containing by estimation above two hundred
acres u being The said Tract o Land on which the aid
JosePh Robertson now reside. Acting AZ Trustee
shall convey such lille only, as hold under said
Deed'though lite believed HI title J. unqu sGonable.
July 30. ai-gsu-
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&c u 6hak REWhRD.-Stol.n, from the Subscri-
" III WE Der. hne RAN HORSE 80 &c ~

~ qeae hkE"ARD1 s Len from 'hs snb.cri-
sunday, the 4ih ins'.Thc Horse was a yellow b,v.
seven or eisht years OLD square heavy shoulder
made, WIN square dock. smooth shod about fifteen and
and without blemshes ''"'
NE gig was Boston made, with wood syringe run
n'nR Oaok behind. which is generally in the Eastern
SAFE called chaise--baok, and almost new lined
WIN blue coh throughout. except the under side oi
NE cushions which are dark morocco; he cover of n
apron - patent leather, with small device on the eide
ihe Gig, brass mounted, With brass on N q md oi
me shdfs with brass mounted harness round ,err,ts
me water hooks Standing high alb We the saddle large
oras' ornament on the winker-'tolen by man call
ing hia name II. f.. LUDLOW, giving his nnmber oss
real Street, light complexion, daik eyes round lil
face. abou feet 9 or 10 inches bieh had on d,,
CHIMES cure gentee hEure, and TO all appearance
GENT mau- his age absut 80.
The above reward will be paid on return OF fbe
Hofse, Gig, and thief. fifty dollars for the Here md
Gig alone and all reasonable charges. r. d. LEWIS
New-Yo,k, July 80. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

nuaaa nature wIse her kaaess ussbos au bst
humane aitenteos to the Distressed eyaaed he
wi observance OF those sacred prcecp sha love Inv
as tnysei" and honi them needy tbo,
n no, 'ua swsyrememberns that tho good things Of ibis
o entrusted 10 usony Stewards Great Shsnh.J
"hohaib commanded Us to feed his Sheep Nork IeyeX
on Tuesday evening last, a,er labouring under most
obstinate and parchng Bilious Fever ays m % %
asnee o. GPs Wm Thos,on Halifax county, vgna his son
pton 10 he Slth year oihis
loved by all who knew him. Knew him hos,
eu him most-ovey man has his enemies If this youny
bad one, IL il known O his friends 80 ''""s "s"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

The Baltimore Republican ha., in some very en-
phauc remarks, called attenon to one import.n,
Public Document, which had been lying for several
days on our table IL letter from the Secretary Of
Tie Navy, enclosing Report OF The Nh Auditor re-.
'pec'ng the paw, emolumrn's ard allowances 10 Off.
GERS and agents in ihe Naval service OF the u s. A.
greeahly to call Of the II Of 1t presents hide
view oil the abuses practissd under the last Admins
"Ation, in that Drariment.-Mr. Kendall deserve.
great credit for his clear and fearless eXpostons OF
thcse ahu'sT-Ihe Reform produced in this re spe Ct
alone by Gen Jark'on's Admi. ration is worthy of the
gratitude OF the Nahon.-Mr. Southland cannot be 81.
rnt-ii he has any regard for hi. reputation The
Sketches which are here drawn OF Tobias Watkins are
irshtiul We shall pubi'h the material parts of this
Docunen'--in broken doses