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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Education.

l. rons Of the late Mary Anna rabott and the cid.
liens nersy, that having taken the house recently
occupied BY her, they propose opening school on
the first Monday ofst ptember next The course Of
instruction to be pursued in this academy will embrace
the following branches Of useful and polite Female Ed
ucstion. viz Reading. riting Eng sh Grammar, In.
gish Composition, Practical Arithmetic, History and
Geography, with the use Of the Giobes-where the ..
b,s aud attainments Of the pupils admit, win BE-
atn rs "h n.y' Na aura o'?pn Los,
reefs or Guardian, the French language, with Draw.
ing, and pal,tns viii he also introduced into the
o.st-uctiGn Great pains will be taken to i'm.
pr, ~ urnU H. nud, OF the pupils. a knowledge Of
the first principles every bTsnch ofscience to which
their attention. sha be directed 8, the same t'me due
care will be ed 70 their morals. manner, end
genera department. sh9re Of public patronage is
solicited. EEBECCA " TALBOT,
aug lS--dif tiiNNAi l1TS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

FLOUR. -Tuesday the wagon price of new
wheat Flour was II, 10, and 90. Yesterday
IS 90 a %. Considerable sales have been
made from stores within the last two or three
days, but the terms are not generally known
We should consider l2a for old wheat, and
Is for new wheat Flour, fair quotations.
CorroN YARN.-rhere is no change in the
price of this article since we last noticed it; Nos
9and 10 % cts with the usual difference for
other Numbers-6 months credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
district OF Columbia,

County Of AieranG.ia, Set.
SOHN RAWLINGS, Jun la, applied To the tone.
s rable Wll,m Cranch, Chief Judge oi the United
States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia TO he
discharged from imprisonment, undertb Actor the
relic OF insolyent debtors within the District Of CO.
u,mbis, on ruesI.y tht 9th Of September mex a, 9
o'cIocs, A VI. u, the Court House in Alexandra.
when and where his creditors required,o attend
cue g -3t ED. l. LEE. q. e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

MAS returned to neXandria, and IS ready to resume
the practice of his profession III the town and It;
neighborhoo,!. His office is at the n. W, corner ct
Pitt and Cameron streets.
DR. + in his late absence of FIVE months. has been
constantly engaged at Philadelphia, in increasing his
medical requirements.
aug Is -dlwSeo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Classical Il Eugtish achool.

IN +. subscriber WI reopen his School on Monday,
y the 20 OF this month The Latin and Greek
La. Su.ges nd The usual branches in English, en-.
brace the Course Of study pursued in this institution.
use srhsciiocr would express his grateful scknow.
cds emens for the very liberal encouragement he has
rec ved during his residence in this place lie n.ul.
gos the hope, that I've shaii continue to meet the
sonable expectations Of his Iarons, and advance the
bet f hi, pupils, to whose mental and raj
improvement he intends selu.ous!y vi devote what.
ever of knowieise experience he may posses
qnre.
Those who feel interested IN the and useful
al the school, would crafty the subscriber by Oc-
ca,iona'l. visiting it. L. CLARKE.
aug 2O-2ay6i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Ansa received uu sake,

SDr M NJ. MORRiSON--An Introduction to the
Id Critical Stai, ant! Knowledge OF the Holy Scrip
tuyes, by Thomas Rrtweli Howe, 4th American ed-
ton, illustrated VITA maps and cs mi les of
biblical manuscripts, complete in 4 vols 6vo
The works Ofthe Rev. John Newton, complete in
vols; to which are preixei Memoirs of his Life, &c.
b, the iiev John Cecil
Also jut published andreceive d. Psalms and Hymns
adopted 10 puohc worship. aud approved by The Gene.
raj ASS unity the pesby terian Church in the United
States Il America
advertisement ofMe Work-At the meeting of the
Genera As>>in5y vi tie Presbyterian Church in May,
1850 the Cur mittre on PAamCdy presented the FOL-
ioulng smended aud Improved Book Of Psalms and
iiyu,as which approved by The Assembly; and its
use in 'he worship Of Coo authorized IN all the church.
under IHeir.care. aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
New publicatinns, &c.

ELlZA KENNEDY has received the following: VIZ
kZ The Christian Altar. ofices OF devotion, for
the use ofpesons receiving the Lords supper tose-
ther with treatise relating to that sacrament and d..
rections for the communicates dali, walk with God;
b. "m Wyatt, 81 ID Rector of st Paups Baltimore.
Lectures on future punishment. by + Tyler Fas.
tor Of the South Church, NidJletown, Connecticut.
Journal Of Naturalist, being No2 OF the Cabinet
Library
Memoirs of tine Rev John Townsend, founder Of The
Asylum for The Deaf and Dumb.
The Mothers Book.
History of England by Sir James Mcintosh I'd vol.
Paey's first book of history
Lessons on things intended TO improve ciidren M
the practice IF obser, aton reflection, and descrp.
ton; on the system of Pes'alozzi.
Also.
A further supply of Paper Hanginss, in which Are
few veiy rich patterns. Aew STYLE aud an assortment
of fresh perfumery
aug 25-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

Oh tue aist Of July, IN extraordinary session.
The greatest tranquility reisned throughout the
Republic. A conducts had arrived at Tampico
with 800, oCO, and 80 bars of silver-and two
others were on their way with 10000 dollars
each.
A Jamaica paper Of the 22d ult says-"The
beautiful phenomenon exhibited on Tuesday even
Ing last, by the planet Venus coming in contact
with the upper horn of the moon, attracted the
attention OF almost every body. ltlooked like a
silver tassel suspended on the point Of the horn,
while the inner curvature Of the moon itself, as
seen through the telescope. exhibited all the
asperit,es of mountains Of ice. The circumstance
OF the planets of our system being visible at once
in our hemisphere, about eight in the evening, is
certainly novelty Of rare occurrence"
The Philadelphia Chronicle mentions an in
stance of spontaneous combustion, which was
discovered on Thursday morning, in wholesale
dry goods store in Market street. A large piece
Of coarse muslin, thoroughly oiled for the purpose
of making covers for boxes, was left over night,
folded loosely, in shed in the yard. 1t was
found, when the store was opened that morning,
burnt entirely through, and apparently about to
blaze. The fire appeared to have begun in the
middle; and could not have been applied from
without.
The following remark Of that excellent scholar
and pious divine, Bishop Taylor, should be indie
libby impressed on the memory; once recorded
there. it would produce more permanent effect
on society than reiterated homilies on scandal:
EVERY man hath in his own life sins enough,
in his own mind troubles enough, IN his own for
tunes evils enough, and in performing of Offices,
lallings more than enough TO entertain his own
Inquiry; that curiosity after the affairs of
others cannot be without envy and an evil mind.
What is it to me if my neighbours grandfather
were Syrian, or his grandmother is iilegitimate,
or that another is indebted five thousand pounds,
or whether his wife be expensive? But, commonly,
curinls persons or (as the Apostles phrase is)
busy bodies, not soiicItous nquisitive into
the beauty and order of we'll governed family.
o. after the virtues OF an excellent person: bat il
there be any thing for which men keep locks and
bars, things that blush to see the light, and are
either shameful in manners. or private IN ma
ture-these things are their care and their ba-
sinesS."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Fleming & McTetgh,

- -
the u,seI,es in tbs above business uner the firm of
Fleming s .McTe,gh,
in the house formerly occupied b, Fleming y Chsm
herain, on yowel's wharf where they ust receiv-
ing from New York very desirable assortment of
GROCE RIES,
Consisting, in part, as foiiows:-
New Orleans aud West In i's sugars
Loaf and lump do
Prime green and white coffee
Gunpowier. imperial, young Tyson, souchong,
and Yorkay teas
New Orleans uolssses and West India syrup
Chocolate, soap, starch, "a sins almonds
Sicily and siarsees Madeira, pale sherry, and
muscst wines
Cider vinegar, London mustard
Alum, madden, copperas, indigo, fig b' e
Ncrigfis, nutmegs, mage, cloves, imento
Pepper and ginger. mould and dipt candles
Sai petre, powder ard shot, white lead
Lnseed aud sperm oil paint brushes, corn brooms
Nails ground alum and blown salt
III rings and mackere
Together with general assortment Of SHIP
CH.4NDLERY &c. &c.
All of which We are Determined on selling, whole
sale or retail p, low as they be purchased in this
market
Being fully CONVINCED of the great evil resulting from
the Use OF ardent spirits, have dete ned on aban-
Joining the sale of them, and hope by our strict s,ten
ton TO business and excrrns to please, TO share
portion oil puolic patronage.
Ne particularly invite INC friends and acquaintarceS
IF William N. McVe,sh from the upper counties, to
give CALL AZ they may rest assured We VIII make II
their an serest 10 do SO
ANDREW FLEMING,
William n AcVEIGH,
Alexandria, aug 25, l83l-eo12t
? rhr ieesbuFg Genus OF Liberty vii! insert the
above four tmes, and sent ;her account 10 this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, On. c. }

ARRIVED. AUGUST "a,
Soop Charles Williams. Dumfries; bacon
Schr. Loon. Hanson. Canal; -four to Juo. C..
Vowel. Schr. Globe. Lucas, do do; Indepcn-
dence, Belt, King George; corn to Geo. Johnson
& Co.
SAILED,
Brig Remittance, Moore, Pernambuco.
Brig Alexandria. Howes. Boston,
Schr. Cherub, Hiekcll, Hewburynurt.
British Schr Fame. Place, Bermuda
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Wanted Mire,

geY The month OF yssr. Young .ian Ser'snt, who
20 can bring recommendations for mdus,r, and So
bre,y anil is capable Of drvngs caT,is5e snd waiting
in The house. To such liberal wages will be paid
Iuq are at the store OF Koones.S Mian.
our 25--er6,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
aug 4.
Alexanhsin ACADEMY. y. G..

lINllE subscriber respectfully informs the ctxcns Of
AieS'nhr. and the public, thst I've has taken charge
OF inns nuon' and has so srranged his affairs, that,
for the future he viii be enabled to devote his TINA
aud attention exclusively to his profession.
The School Room, Prince street. 10 airy spacous
comfortable, and well furnished
The c'u,se of instruction will comprise the lain.
Greek, and French Languages, Bellies Ietres Elocu.
ton, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Ma.
bemstic, and the usual branches of liberal eduea.
ton.
English Scholars will be received and prepared for
tsc counting house, or they can be taught any Of or
all, the branches ofa complete English Education.
le classical students will be we'll grounded in first
principles aud the ton Ut sentences; aud with
Jew to The cultivation Of their taste. and the i'm
PTovemen of their sly tc and grrersi knowledge, tho
bc9utes oi the authors, fi. iioms SC. will be care.
fully noticed Compositions IN the ancient and mod.
! ern languages will be req r-d rhe pupils Of tho
Eng sh ID; par'ment will also &c exercised in compost.
ton, dc clanati0n &c
The obJect Of the subscriber will De to rrepare his
scholars, hs far practicable. for active life or for
whatever profession cmpio, mcnt they may be in.
tended heir morals and genera. d. pertinent Will be
strictly a'tendtd,o.
III. subscriber bsP> leave To- state. that he has had
more thn year. experience rs instructor Of
youth; that be las been 81 III head ofsevera respect.
able literary institutions in this section %. the Union,
that he has educated many young ven lemen who
promise to he 'u sud respectable rber of Soci.
ETY.! AID that he has the satisfaction t. believe he has
ncen the instrument Of r,uch good in his line.
In relation 10 his standing as a general instructor.
satisfactory testimonials be examined, BY refer.
ence to sr Robert l Taylor Mr.. Dan1 Bryan, or
himself
She property Of the subscriber being principally in
the Dis,c', lie wishes to establish himself permanent
" IN his town. those who patronize this institution
may, therefore, not appr hrnd any Ct the dsadvants.
ges or inconvenience attendant upon 4 change Of
teachers
Board may be had in respectable families, on
I'D IN h.
he"i'nrss Uf the place. will, it is hoped, be an In
Queen to parents at distance, to place their sons
il This institution
Tia. Principal could accommodate -four younS
gentlemen ia lis family, reasonable terms to whose
morals and improv. particular attention would bs
directed.
His terms, which correspond with the charges for
tuition III other spectacle seminsres may be known
by applying to Mr. Bryan, or to the subscriber atthS
Academy. EDWARD HUGHES.
aug 20 Prineipal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

Three hundred and twenty thousand francs
have been subscribed by individuals, in France,
for the assistance of the Poles. Gen. Lafayette
is Chairman Of the Committee raised to receive
these subscrptIuns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
hand Sale
M o U Mt ROCKY.

XYHx, MOUNT ROCKY.
spa Farm Of first rate SOIL on the red and grey
w sst- Rock, situsted and binding the lands
.:..ssSaAof Hr. Stephen Daniel, Mrs Brown, and Mr.
Z, Stewart. in Fairfax County, uear the Little ri.
yer Turnpike Road, about 20 miles from Aexandria,-
win be offered at public auction the highest bidder,
on H. premises. on the 2oh day Of iugtist. 1881. At
IL oe.ek Of 1 day. very liberal term, Of payn ent:
3 portion Of the purchase money being required IN
hxnd on executing tile which there can be no CT.
ceptnn The term, will be made more explanatory at
the time Of sale IheFhRM is abundanty watered,
and good improvements be effected With great b
cities rhe Buildings comfortable and Of wood.
Mr. C. Stewart or r. Burnett, the tenant. will Ell.
Their Of them give any information and shew the farm
TO any person DESTROYS to inspect it, which would b.
more satisfactory than any other mode of description.
GEORGE W. HUNTER,
Trustee for George Lee Turbervilie.
eup 4-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
NEW-YORK MARKET-Aue, %.

UooI-A quantity of Saxony wool was sold on
foreign account by auction. The qualities ,yere
not suited to the market exactly; making fair al
Iowance for this there was decline.
Corn Exchange The demand for -four was
almost all coastw;se and qaite light, but the sup
ply being still lighter prices advanced l2a 25
cts; all fresh lots meet ready sale on arrival, -
The price Of N. York fresh, is 5,l25 25 next
none in market, and from New wheat 5. so ca;
Western Canal ordinary lots in store, re.inspect-
ed lei. good lots 81, seven hundred bbIs.
made III June, sold at the latter price, fresh 81!
to 624 for fancy brands; for 800 bis Troy. the
only parcel fresh arrived, 81 is offered. OHIO
via Canal, IS 5s5. for Southern sorts, the price
of old and sound is s. 5 l2a 25; Alexandria
new. sold at 81 80; Georgetown new IS;
Richmond new S ca 6: sour Flour. of which
there is an usual proportion, sells at IL 25.
Rye Flour is dull at 8 62f
Sales Corn Meal at 5,62a per Dbl. and SI7
per ibid. scarce. Very little western Wheat has
arrived here. being bought up freely at Albany
aud Troy, at Is CTS. A parcel Of ordinary North
River Wheat, sold at lis cts, and two cargoes
Of North Carolina. also, ordinary, at 1873 cts.
Far Rye 80 cts is asked. Sales round yellow
corn. at 75a-5 cts. Southern none,-worth 65a
68.-J0ur Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Partnership NissoiYeA

tnftnefsNlp DiSsNiVeU'
vhVHE partnership heretofore exiting under the firm
\ Of scott y wright. was dissolved the lst inst
by mutual consent. Persons indebted 10 them
lu.sIsd 70 make paym,n to James " Scott, who -
!nlhCrizel 10 receive monies due To the cuncerT and
viii meet all demands pom the fun
JAMES w. SCOTT,
WI. WRIGHT.
Aexsnlria, August 6, 1891.
AT' The business will be continued at the
store, corner uf King and Royal strects, BY
aug JAMES W. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

- npbli,hing. yesterday, the result OF the cleo
-. ,,r member of the Legislature in Fairfax
r,no,x we omitted to mention that MIR. HEN
r,,,v,x withdrew his name from amongst
...,,of tho Candidates some time before the clos
ing Of the polls,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
- office

ySVHH lIylrsusn Fire nyines have been removed for
4 the present 10 The CUai warehouse frmcriy oecu
pied b, the late Hm l.. Kennedy Entrance at the
Alley
aug 23-PC6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Ipholesat DRY GOODS Business,

at No. l4O3 Aark sStreet pHILADsLPnIAi AID will be
succeeded in business, here, by Ic>srs Ko"nes e
Hi,isn, who arc auhnrz ID to collect all debts due
them, and settle Their bus ness generally. lhase
persons residing here that are uis beh 10 us, will
ple:,ss cali ia the of the week nnd settle
III r accounts. Of the firm will Remain, here that
time; and those having CLAIMS viii please present them
fer pavmcnt. JAU. VI. JOHNSON y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


rrarsr.-COasress Barbour s7S; Wallace
~ i.,,. s.nate-Hanton 485; Grigsby 247.
Ta.E.Jotare-Chil,un 52l; Marshall ol';
n, Aefson ISIS. - ca,
R,rboar's majority in CulpePePer' s soo
Wa!.ace's majority in Fauquler' 100
narboar's majority in District 7oS
,Igpton' majority in Pr. William $50
~, do Fauquier 25S
~ do in District, 494
Marshal, -,
Chlit0u, 80
HcSersOn,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Extract of letter dated HAvRE, s0th June,

Extract of letter dated HAvRE, 3Oth June,
1881.
..Since the 2lst inst. very little business is
said To have been dune; the general uneasncss
seems TO have spread ITS influence over all com
mercia' operations.
Ia Cotton tie sales have amounted to only
$500 bales against an import Of $500 bales. leaV-
ing our stock on hand this day at $1,000 bales.
There is still some doubt whether peace will be
maintained or not between France and the Con-
tinentai Powers; from all appearances the month
Of July will Spass withouta sort Of crisis. which
will no doub, solve tina, question as well as many
others, concerning our political situation, both at
home aud abroad. Til that takes place, bust
ness will remain dull. Manufactures are very
far from reviving, aud many establishments, are
going to be reduced one third. We prognosi-
cate much misery among the working classes next
winter, unless things should suddenly and mate
rally change.
The crops continue very promising and the
price of Wheat is declining. Pot Ashes are with
ont variation and find BUYERS at 40f Pearls are
almost unsaeable. some small lots have been dis
posed of at 4SE.-all first.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
New Groceey Store

TEHHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
4 the pubic generally. that thcy have associate,
the useIyes IN tbs above business under the firm of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

astral iamps
tUsT received, per ship Shenandoah f'on Liver:
- pool a very handsome .sserment Of Bronzed and
Loequeyed Tabie and HGnfel lamps.
Casters OF common and best qualities
On hand,
Bronzed and lacqu red II. wall, and shop lamps;
lamp shades and lamp w'cks :
aug Is HUGH CHARLES SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25
Sutice.

FsyvF subscribers especially inform their
customers, tina, they have established themsc.ve IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

'sge Washington Telegraph says "we honest
oe'''e, that all the influence of all the Office
,''NS's IN the country cannot secure the re-elec-
wa Of General Jackson; aud that il Mr.. Clay is
'"'uta"n' and Gen. Jackson continues candi-
We ne viii not receive thirty votes"
: We" orleans, papers have been received
II ~" ''sA'rO up to the 9Th July, and letters from
P''O I" 'e a5d'-COnsress was to have met
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

in the house formerly occupied b, Fleming y Chsr
berlan, on voweis wisrf. where they are Just rece
ing from New York very desirable assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

a@eehns Of the friends of Mr.. Clay in Pitts
A'sH IS called for Saturday next. the 27tn inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

Among the names Of the passengers IN the ship
ug,.t;,s. at New York from Havre. we notice
l,,or Iovy G. CRApM,N. Of Alexandria.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

The Grntral : saa.iesed, lUm various son'.
re-, II rnisttnssioa. ,s=i ihfTs has fssasd -
vsn.raI easssf, af-sng tiis s'av~----eifeasas'sa-
-. i,y,,ss.ilis - ave hssn i''gnsd. d. Mp
ssr.t, ths eatI.a ssaar+ncH IN TIE sn.lsd. o
I'll t.le slstes n H. oonaiic' stoand senh.
a,nnton, smoa4 WIEN h. has aver 1n1~i'
more re-sei ofaee snd qtiei 70 pf'ss'
that i masfia IL fcsreieed, fhai o. fhe
s.neiai alarm, lie sa'se' o. - 'as.'fH 81
'oree Shouts asya - ipns toaimuff oaAHasaf
,nd heer 40 piaeh essfgrraird. - hfi ~
iaai ataay fiats. fafee Of e fsspaie mfn'
eonf,uu,ed WI. q al es.d2 hist pa fasm,
1a,vp
Iae highest a. .rsbaiaa q espfss sa 81
he adairaAl+ esn1aei and .a'fa Al fbs piifts
si, hive es-fY shefe tuned oat @tih lie
oino.i prompt tut. All gwen The mt ne.
apcttttna1ls esidenfe 81 ihfir ahiiiis, instantly
aud ehsctualiy IN MI doyn every ssln attempt
The 66th AID 09t, kegi'oeni' as nj ana
marched from brunswick upon SanbamPioa
by different routes, IN ~ hours from The tim
he nie l,igsncr feaefe1 them-Pa.t OF ihea
rom a distance Of . mlss.
4 fac tfolp 81 rastlrs fc'm Maeklsnhifg
reported 10 General d. ips service, On Tia
2rh,
Inc fnniles sho fed llon supposed danger
and taken ,eioge nj iiiohsiord, Greenss'ile
have generally fetnlne - their homes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
From he Nema,6 az ~ Eagic.

Look OUT FpRA VILLAIN III rvct man
deserved 10 lie mtied eud feather, Il and f,dteu
upon - rad 10 the state pt,sun, II Is the one
whose aban ionpd career Is hIr hy arsotihtd
below. The editors Of oppcrS NAV render an
a0l ot JUSTICE 10 tine public, bad perhaps be IL.
struIn-ntai in rrscding some other nnsus pclung
female from The snrpentne embrace OF lhs uu-
ptincipied monster al IA mae, hS publishing this
tntrr,enl, The Hlihntiu OF feans, haUn
would do we'll 10 keep shaIp look out Tor htan
aud enieavour In bring him to justice und pun
shneni tor his crime.
Somptine turing the year 1872, man by
the name OF HtHtnm ShjpmnH, a sno, maker h,
trade, and naive OF sex county, in tie
state uf New jersey, MAS married ioa respec-
table young lady OF Hlnover, Morris county
hv the Rtv MIR. Cnndt They removed to
Newark, where they ived veg thr!lX or sev II
yeas. lie then abseh,ed h,m>elf without any
known prusocat1n or cause Whatever, leaving
hi4 wife y i'm two bel liess churen to trngslo
with the difficult aud complicated cares nai lri.
ais of lite incIleui 10 tie lOurly condition o.
a widowed mother From Newark he VIM
dered 10 Easi0n, Pennst ivana, where he loca-
tel himself long enJuIh 10 commit the CRIME
of blgamy by marrying second tnir. After
hayIrg one ,hiid by this woman he ei,andoned
her, again" seeking who n he might devour."
lie next proceeued 10 Bedford, pennsylsA
where H. bud tie address ana hprllhood Ia
impose himself upon an ami,hle gui OF Is
years OF age, named Narg net lracy rs sia-
gle man. They were msrried by The Ray
J I'M Rough de Bough. Frvm Btdiotd they
removed 10 Pittsburgh in tat sane stale, where
they ted together aud he'd tive childreu. Ga
the h ol Jsly he abandonei her al,a, aud
then, IL cap the climax OF hl, per ii1R and usu-
enoe, he returned \ wark aud psi his fret
w'le a very abra t,is,, cna' gi"e her win hay.