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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
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Removal.
WILLIAM JACKSON,
.Lock, Scale-deam, and Smiths BeAotos Manu-

WILLIAM CKSON,
Lock-. Scale-6eam, and Smiths Beilotos Manu-
Jac''uen
ID ETURNs his s;hcere thanks to his friends and the
90 public for that's support he has since
his arrival in this places aud, at the same time, informs
then that he has removed from King to Fairfax street,
opposite Dr. StsbIer's Apohecsry Store, where he IN
lends TO make and repair locks and keysof every DIES
crption: also scale beams of every size and quality,
lcoounonest excepted) w j. wishes to call tn at
tention of the public 10 his beams in PARTICULAR ~ pre-
from being imposed upon with unjust import
I'd ones as he is able 20 prove that scarcely one IN
twenty are just that are imported He makes smith 5
bellows oi c,ry size warranted inferior to none; old
ones re !eethered Bells neatly hung; guns and pS-
to!s carefully repaired; watch makers wees repaired
and re cn' scissors azors shears and knives ground
at the shortest notice; umbrellas and parasu made and
neatly reraredi glass china and earlhenware mende'
nv ccmeE,iny, with CT without riVetng.
n. d Persons DESTROYS of mending Their own ware
can be accommodated with the above cement, with Oh
rectinns for use, At cents per stick lie makes
real pan backing, warranted not to nure 'he lea,
Their. III. tutl value given for old umbrellas. and
parisols; old BRASS pewter, esd copper irou' keys
r,c sc mar l6-1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
historical SPINE,

HEn CASEY. pstentee of the Dormant Balance for
M the cure of Lateral Curvature of the Spine, is
now at Clagetts Hotel the City of ,lsx,ndra
AnEAmT application is necessary, and that apP''ca'
ton should be made through the family physician. as
no case is treated where a perfect cure, or very
signal nnroyement is not certain; and in all cases,
FIJI trio; free from any charge, is allowed II takes
nm, little lime, and there is the slightest pain or
danger The vouchers, which are always open To ge-
ner.i perlsag, would fill Newspaper In Aexandria,
Mr. Casey refers to Doctors semmes, Richards, ASH
ington, Smith and Lloyd ;,
Nurse. Causin, May, &c Gc.
In Georgetown, to Doctors Warrington sen. and
Jun. Doctors WarfieId, Bohrer, Beatty, Gc.
In Baltimore, to Doctors White, Alexander, Buck
Ter, Mackenzie, wright, Potter Smith, stewart ia
Ter &c &c. apr 8-7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
w. Dartleman has fur sale.

90 liliDS. West India and New Orleans sugar
CD 5000 lbs refined do
700 lbs Java, R,o, and Cuba coffee
30hhds New Orleans and w l. molssses
GunPowder, imperial, young hyson, and pou
chOng teas
Madeira, port, Sicily Madeira, Tencriffe, and ma.
laga wines
Cognac and bordeaux brandy
Jamaica and New England rum, old whiskey
Gin, mace, nutmegs, cloves, csssia
Race and ground ginger, whole 4 ground pepper
Pimento, mustard, starch, Epson salts, glue
Tobacco, powder, shot, rasins, currants
Almonds spermacet mould and dIpt candles
White, brown, and CASTLE soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
Leiper * CARROTS snuff, indigo and fig blue
Coppcras. alum, madden, salt petre
Mlckcrel, coarse and fine salt
Chocolate, ropes, rice, &c. &c.
mar 6-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14

FLOUR IS dull. vesterdy the current price
rum wagons, was SIS 90. Monday evening and
tuesday Morning, about 1900 bis. were sold at
900 Tuesday evening and Yesterday, 1000
rrres were sold at 96 to 90. and we heard
100 BIS were sold at 90. Potomac Flour COM
handed e 90 on Monday, it has since been sold
ats S0a ) 82!.
-eSe-
Corn Exchange. -There is no price for flour,
eCalse there are no buyers to make bargains
ioTard-slreet was offered on Saturday at Sc %;
Western is Grmer than other kinds. We place
he common kinds of Southern at Sc 50a6 6ea,
lonnal Wheat was sold rather lower. Corn
"a, comparatively firm: yellOw Northern brought
5a;5. and Southern 68 a 20 cents; Rye 80 80
elts
trchmgss are higher. The rates for the last
?''Set were, London Il 8 per cent prem. Pa
U' 'IIj, but few drawers; the chiet remittances,
fe made IN specie. Hamburg $50 cts. per m.
'', lns,erdam, 40c glider.
'1'asss generally possessed less interest
wan curing the previous weeks. But few artl-
sc, 'dvaoced in price, while several were heavy
anu some declining. All this shews that there
5 YET good deal of prudence in the market.
". T. jour Com. ,TprH | |.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
PHENIX LINE OF
Stue Coaches fur HMltimOre

This superior line of stages
has already established al
{SzS5es43$fsT unrivslled character with the pub
sk.&2nE-Akaisc will her, after take passengers.
arriving at, and passing through Alexandra, for Bal
,i,nore-wth every degree Of speed and convenience,
as well elegance Vet attained by any iine in this
an, other country hO,cr1 gren 10 boasng about pa
tent teel Spri"g,'' as letter understood, and
yer, often fell. upse,ting and bone breaking coaches.
In order to effect this object, in opposition 10 sp.
rt Of MONOPOLY unsparing, as it presumng, and
TO convince the citizens Of this place and tn. public
generally" the propretors have opened Office in
Alexands. which will be at all times faithfully attend
ed AID the orders of the friends of this superior as
well as safe line, received with 'bsnks'
On arrival of the B;--ts at The wharfn Washington,
the SKI Blue COACHES, with careful and obhging at
cnants, will be the spot, ready to receive psssen.
gers sud start without loss Of time for Baltimore.
Hours of departure will be for the present and 81
o'clock A. 81. aud o'clock, =. NJ.
CT Office of the Company at the Globe Tavern, on
Cam, ron street. e, w. AcKINSTRY,
apr 12--dlw Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
BY GEORGE WHITE.
FURNITURE auction.

IN Saturday the 10th inst at 10 o'clock, at Whites
~ Auction store, will be offered for sale, great
rety ofhousehod and kitchen furniture, among which
ARC elegant spring sofas
Several sideboards, tables. bureaus
Chairs Of various descriptions
Candle and v ash stands, pair round tables
l.elegam toilet table, marble top
brown sugar in barrels soap in boxes
Vnegsr, fig blue and backing, pipes
Cayenne proper in bulk and in bottles
Also-Elegant gilt glasses, china tea sets
Glass and hardware
With great many other articles
At private sale, Que elegant double barrel Percus
sion Cum Damascus barrel first rate articie-severaf
other neat Ones all arranl ID of the best materials.
" Sale of dry COOL hardware snd fancy articles,
in the evening as usual. SPA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
SpleuAia Furniture.
CHARLES KOONES.

CHARLES KOONES,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, ne1f doo'
TO the corner Of .4yred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures gene.
I RI! assortment Of
FASHION ABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which, for eie ssnce and durability, Jefies competition
His stock, generally consists of
Grecian and plain sofas. cuuches andlounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrawing- room chairs
Grecian, winged and single wardrobes
Pedesa!-end sidebosrds with marble tops and mirrors
Gothic and various other d:,io
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Pcr and block dining card and breakfast tables
do claw do do do do
plain do do do do do
French and various Jther bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladies' ,lrcssns tables. with and without mirrors
Diitn work stands and m:Isic stools
Ditto lal gentlemcn's cabinet ecretaiies and book
cases
Wasks:ants, with marble and mahogsn, tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and curl
maple and common beadsicads
Cribs cradles candlestands shaving do POI ahl desks
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LIYEWlSE,
Mahogany Of various kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded vepeers, pal vsnsb sacking bottoms, cords,
BEDS MATrR asses, sc.
The shove articles viii be Opposed cffor cash or &c
punctnal persons on the NEST liberal terms.
A very extensive patronage from Washington indu
ces ME TO say that y deliver furniture to- any pur
chaser in that city free ofexpence.
Turning e CARING executed in the best manner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14

~ alexandria Colonization yOcisty.-The
Annual meeting o. the Alexandra COLONIZATION Socie
ty will be held at st. Pauls Church, this evening, at
O'Clock. BY order ofthe Board,
aprI4 r. FITZHUGII, Secretary.
Sweet Oranges = Aemens.
gUS received and for sale
~ $50 boxes sweet sicily oranges
SO boxes lemons, in good order and moderate
price by wholesale OF ietail.
apr li-eo6t LOUIS BEGLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Shoes u boots

LITTLE RIVER TURNrIKE ROAD CoMPANy,2
.4prii ], 1881.
DIVIDEND of three dollars a share for the last
N twelve months, has this day been declared on the
o.n;,sI stock of this Company and will be paid the
stockholders or their legal representatives, on ana at
Ter the fifth day of the presen, month
BY order of the President and Directors:
' JONAH THOMPSON,
lilo a,cy Treasurer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Sam'A. e. Smith,
1T TORNE 1T LaW,

1T TORNE Y TT LINZ,
syAYiNG located himself At Brentsville, Prince viii
liam County, will practice in the Superior and In.
ferior Courts OF that and the neighbrng counties Of
Loudoun, Fairfax, and Fauquier. All business com
tons made speedily circumstances will admit, and
the money punctualiy forwarded
mar 3-laW2ms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE wHITE.-THIS DAP.
Excellent Fur Mituve at auction

Excelleat Fur Mituve at auction
-ss.E subscriber intending TO remove to Nev.York
nj few days. vii! sell. without reserve, on hurs-
day tie l+h instant at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at his resi-.
enle OF Prince street, between Roy and Fairfax sts
all hio
HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Mahogany sideboard, secretary, bureaus
Dinner tea and o, her tables chairs, sofas
Several feather beds, bedsteads, carpets
Looking glasses. sndirons, shovels and tongs
Tenders, with variety of Kitchen Furniture. &c.
apr9 E. CORNING.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
ALEXANDER 3 EzzEATl1
Mr.. E. FORESTS FIRST NIGHT

The Manager has pleasure in announcing the en-
gagement of the celebrated Tragedian, MIR.
E. FORREST, for three nights.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
The stage for lynchburg

Ss4 on tuesdays, Thursdays. and So
Returning, will leave warrenton at o'clock,
A. NJ; thus m king the drive from that place almost
entre, in the day time For the accommodation Of
the citizens f,hs place and the public Generally he
has formed connexion with oae Of the Baltimore
Ines whereby passengers taking seats the Bar of
4 Ne Aton.s franklin House will secure their seats
through TO Baltimore stage will be readiness at
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers i'm
medately on.
The subscriber tenders his thanks TO the public for
he very liberal patronage hr has heretofore cei, ed,
and promises that every effort shall! be made TO deserve
its continuance. WIN. SMITH.
Gpr 8-ilw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
Notice.

* 0(1Ccs
,nTN WRIGHT, who was from the County OF
ra;rr.v Joudcun. Prince william, or Farquier and
ssrseJ in the campaign und-r General Eraddock, IN
o,rI7,s b, living, he OF his legal representatives,
nv sidrsssing letter tn MN. H. PATTERSON, 'tsq
Lexington, Kentucky. viii hear ct somelh,ng 10 .ler
advantage 49, -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
SHIP NEWS.

PORT of aLEXaADRLa. On. c.
>ehr' Amity, Shinn, cleared at New York for
us port llth inst.
eoop Premier hence at New York 10th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14

On Thursday Evening, .dpra IA, 1881,
Will be pre- sented the Historical Tragedy of
DA MON & YTHIAS.
DAMON Mn. 4. FORREST.
pythias Mr. sherwood
Ncias IIartwig
Dyonysius John Jefferson
Damocles o. McKibben
Phiiistius Richards
PrUcleS j. Jefferson
Lucuilus Martin
Cslanthe Mrs Judah
iiernion, wife to Damon, Mrs. S. Chapman
Aria Miss jefferson
10 conclude with the laughable Piece called the
BLUE Dew lis.
James Megrim hr Jefferson
James John jefferson
OLD Demisuus McKibben
Notary tloben
Annette Mrs. J. jefferson
Mr.. E. FoRREsT's second appearance on Fri
day. and last but one of his engagement
~ Box IS cents, children 57a cents, Pit so
ant Gallery s5 cts. Seats may be taken from %
until Q at the theatre.
- Doors open at half past six; Performance
to commence at half past seven, precisely.
TIT In consequence of the length of the peices,
during Mr.. Forests engagement, it will be ne
cessary to commence at the time appointed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
To Rent,

To NeNt,
as two story brick DWELLING HOUSE.,
ESQ with garden lot. on Royal, between Cameron
aud Queen streets, opposite TO Mr. s;cGuire'' 10
CAREFUL and punctuai tenant the rent will be
able; and immediate possession may b' had
j apr IA SAM'i.. h. ,ARAOUR Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14
ALEXANDRIA, ID. G.
.r,,,,qyn3Y MORNING. aPREa II. 1861.

We presume .hat the announcement OF Mr.
vonsgsr in the character OF Damon, VIII ensure
, suod house at the Theatre tonight hls ia,
I.5t. as an actor have been property estimated
=, b;s countrYmen generally.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14

rbo tol.s on the Chesapeake and DeIaWaI
II last week, amounted TO three thousan
dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-14

On Thursday Evening, .april IA, 1881,
Will be presented the Historical Tragedy of
n A AnN G, PVT HIAS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

lgcdaesdnu Jan. o6.

In the Senate, after the usual business
Of presenting petitions, memorials, and
bills. AZ twelve o'clock the Senate, a. q
High Court of Impeachment, proceeded
with the trial Of Judge Peck. MIR. Storrs
of New York, one Of The Managers on tic
part Of the House Of Represe natives, ad.
dressed the Cou,t till the hour OF adjourn.
ment. without concluding. in an energetic
and impressive speech, and stated his ex.
pectation 10 cohclude Els argument nexi
day.
In the House, ufer the presentation Of
reports, the Speaker submitted a memorial
from sundry citizens Of Philade)phia. pray
ing for a modification Of the tariff duties
on iron; which, at a subsequent period Of
the sitting. led to long discussion, and
was ultimately referred to the Committee
on manufactures. After the Transaction
of some further business, the House, as
heretofore, attended, in committee, the tri-
al OF Judge Peck and on returning, al
half past three o'oclock, adjourned
Thursday, jan. 81.
In the Senate various petitions and me-
morirls were preseoted, among which was
one from the workers in iron in the city
and county Of Philadelphia. prayiug for a
rehabilitation Of the tariff upon that arti.
Gle Tho Senate again reso' we'd into a
Court Of Impeachment for The continuation
fudge Peck. Mr.. Storrs- concluded his
argument at quarter before three O'CLOCK,
when the Conr, adjourned. Mr.. Buchanan
will assume tile floor to day, and make the
closing plea on the part Of the House.
In the House, several reports were pre-.
scnted and. bills introduced. The joint
resolution from the Committee on Public
Expenditures, on the subject OF the com
pensation OF is.cmbers of Congress, re.
trenching the per diem allowance for suci,
days as they may be absent, unless in the
case of sickness, absence on leave, or on
the public business, was discussed, and
finally passed, BY ayote Of I59 to 81. The
House again proceeded to the Senate
to attend the trial of Judge Peck.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03
'pyf:MD

In this town on Friday last. I1apici Den Vi m
Esq. aged 67 years-fo formerly Jsistise OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, and iaet1ber or the
Town Council OF. this town. For upwards oi
40 years he wac tho hdmbls fallower .oi
The Son Of God, and, i ~ knpwn by
all who walked III I, cbristian. Fellowship
With. him, that his. own ,estimate of his
piety and charity was Gar inferior 10 that al
which he was held by his Giepds, He wps n
worthy citizen, good neighbo1r, Ejnd luther,
and husnhlc ehristnu.-r His jll4eeA Which
was very short, hs bore with patience and 70.
signatiop to the will of God. and died calm
and happy. and departed ''to DO with Christ,
which Is faf better" tf
|" Midd'etoivn, on Monday evening last, af'
tor short pnd distressing iljpess, John Chase.
esq. aged as years. Al the time Of his, de.
cease, and FOR several years, before, no was
Representative FROM Middletowh IN the leg.
islature Of the State. !.
AZ .Middlotown on "Wednesday last. mrs
Elizabeth Pettor, widow Of Capt. Henry 7.
Potter, aud daughter Of mr.. Janes Chace, ag.
ed i3 years. IA ..
!. At Sea, on board tho ship SusaH Of New.
York, on The 2lst Of Nov. by a fall from the
maaintopsai yard, Henry |. Austin, seaman, of
this town.
. AtLaurens, Estate Of Now. York) on tho 7,h
inst. after laboring and sufIerjng for more
than 20 years under one Of the most .paihf,il
complaints that flesh is heir ii; j1(rs Elizabeth
Easion, the affcctionato casto ~ mr. Job
East9n, and Only dats}1t4i 1a}e Cxbt
Eicnzer Trevett, oftiis toW1l y y F' " ), 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03
1,OOO,OOO
Common Bricks.

These bricks must DO cast III moulds ofshSh
size as TO svcrnge when burned, 8 inches By 4
inches hy q inches. They must be OF tho Bsss
quality. .ot M0fchanssblc bricks Tho propor-
tion Of salmon, OF pale htlcks, must not OK.
ccod one eighth ofthe whole; and no soft, or
very pale bricks, will DO received. The pro-
portion Of arch bricks inhsl h6t exceed ooe
eighth Of The whole; and none Of these that
are much warped will be received. The pro-
portion ofbrokep brickA must hot etcssd 2 per
cent, At ieas. $1,000 to be dslivetsd by Tho
lst day Of June next, and the rShiAihdes in tho
course OF tho stmuist and autumn of The yeas7
at such p6tiods al may best sLit The convcn-
ienec or the ohtrsctor--provided there bS al
ways on hahd the supply requisite for the pro-
gress OF the work.
Should any. petsois desire 10 fnrnish tho
stated E.r,bcr Of bricks, ofa sise diffstehk
from that given above, they will plsasS 10 nc=
company tRoir proposals with a statement bt
the length, breadth, aid thickness, ofa ~Sil
burned brick OF tie kind thsy wish 10 supply.
Before forming the contract n fair sample
will be required to be depositsd In thb Ehyi-
necr Office at Fort Adams, which; should ie
prove satisfactory, will govern In the inspvc-
tioa Of uie severa! deliveries.
Payments will be made, II Fsdured, on 6Aeh
cargo duly Inspected and Received.
All communications touching this suhjSet, 10
be directed to BreSet col. JOSEPH q TOT
TEN, U. 8. Engineers, Newport, II. J.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
JANUARY 10th, 1881.
The publishers ofthe Portland, BAlk,. ussdi.
nor Hallowell, Wiscassct, Thomsstoh, Bucks
port, Bangor, and Belfast, (Waihs, pspbrs; the
Posismouth, N. IA. papSfs: Nswbnly port and
salsm (Aiass,l papers; Bostan Patriri; Tsun.
psrs, .etonihgion, Now London, MIddIeto~n,
and Hartford, Conn. papers, New York Cou.
ricr end Enquiret; journal Of Commerce:
New York American, and of Tho Newburgh,
N. Y. papcts, will please give the above nstics
1 insertions and forward thtit accounts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03
WASHING MACHINE.

gTyHE undersigned have seen in operation
L washing Machine, invented by Rob
ciiC c. Arnold, which for utility convenience
and cheaphess, they believe, TO be superior
to any thing OF the kind hitherto offered 10
tho public. They therefore at the request
of,hc proprietor chcerfullt recommend ie
for general use, having tested ito usefulness
in their own families,
VIM. C. GiBBs; Jas. MUMfoap,
THos. TOWNSEND, John r. TtLtkt,
MS. EUbaLEs, WV. VARs,
p.S. H6LBowAY, JOAN w. DAVIS.
FRAscis ANpERsoN, JAS. A. GhrkNE,
rne hischines cas- be had by applying &C
Mr.. Francis Anderson's on Newihsn's
wharf Russell J. CLARKE, Agent.
Newport, Dec. 23d, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

Hapana, Jan. 0.-Some twenty days
since one Of the Havana fishing swucks.
owned by Catalan, arrived from the wind
ward, and informed the owner that he had
seen the prisoners who had escaped from
the Cabauas, Oh Key Cfnzc; that they
were preparing for acts of Piracy, they
veto provided with Small vessei, and
arms aud ammunition. and the leader the
noted "Antonia Ia 1'onts," was among
them. This inflammation was con.ihdhcat
ed to the Governor By the owner Of the
smack, wl.o voInnreeted TO go after them;
accordingly sn officer and t@enty soldiers
were despatched nhe better TO dispute the
thng.) they went IN two smacks, accom-
panied by the owner. They arrived a, ths
key, found the villains. attacked them, kill
ed the leader. and took six prisoners; two
escaped, but ere this have bcen taken or
killed. Thus this band of rogues have
been put down before they began.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

Melancholy Occurrence. MIR. Crimes,
Of this town, gives the following infor-
nation respecting the death of MIR. Ed
ward Greene, the driver of the mail
stage, between this place and Hart
ford. He started from Ashford, Con.
on Monday morning, with the Hart.
ford mail stage, After he had arrived
within FIVE miles Of Mr.. Corncll's tav-
crn, in Gloucester, he found it impossi-
bic to proceed with the stage, he hired
a man to proceed with him on foot to
Cornell's where he arrived after Sc
we're time, and let the mail. On his
return to Ashford, he perished from the
severity of the weather. MIR. Crimes
informs that he sat by his side in the
sleirh, and found he was much over
come by fatigue and cold, and was
drowsy. Hcwrapped the buffalo skins
around him and cndeayoured to arouse
and keep him awake by rubbing and
shaking him but in vain. In Q short
time he was dead. He then covered
him over with the buffalo skins, took
the rcins and conveyed his body to his
uncle's in Ashford. He was rcspec-
table young man, % years old.
A boy, in Foster, about IA years old
was sept by his f;ltIler, to store, near
Connecticut linc, Saturday, to get some
oil. He won't to the store, got his oil,
snd ettemptcdtoreturn. Hewas found
buried in !, snow drift, frozen to death,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

An attempt was .mado-on yunday
night to set fire to the dwelling house
ofa respectable citisenin Broad street.
The fire, however, was discovered in
t,mo to says the buildingfrom destrdc-
ton.