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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04
ALEXANDRIA, ID. C..
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 4. 1881.

This day, we confidently trust, will commence
a new and better era for ALEXANDRIA. we are
.bout to begin work in which we are all deeply
interested, and on the success Of which our hopes
depend. II is gratifying TO reflect upon the en-
tire unanimity and harmony prevailing upon the
subject in the community. All our citizens are
alive TO its importance and Jealous for its prose-
cution and completion. We have chosen an aus
picious day for breaking ground on our Canal.
Feelings Of local paruality can mingle with pa
trlo,ic Joy and pride The day Of Liberty can
we'll be employed in. a work designed to promote
the interests and happiness OF the people; May
II be celebrated throughout our land, and here es-
uecially, in proper tone and temporarily it be
Celebrated as becomes .am,erieaas. May the
bonds Of Union be strengthened, and the cause OF
Freedom promoted; and may no one, at Its close
have cause to repent Of any thing thought, said or
done, upon day which ought to be, above all
others, National Jubilee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

Storage.
USLOUR or Grain taken. in the safe Warehouse near
Hooe's Wharf, on reasonable terms.
TilOS. VOWEL.
Corner of Duke street and Potomac strand.
For Sale:
90 hhds retailing molasses
Mess beef
Herrings. nett and gross
Liverpool SALT in fuil sacks
Tobacco in kegs and boxes
On Hooe's wharf, hickory, OAK and pine
Wood, by retail. At lowest wharf prices
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!MiadIe TURNPIKE Company.

MrrrIN(, of tLe Stockholders Of the Middle
\ 1%rnnike Company will be held on Saturday, the
18th day Of July next at II o'clock, noon, at Samuel
Cats Tavern, West End Q
Py order of the Presilen, and Directors;
~ = = T.. +. LEE,
Clerk Middle Turnpike Company
iune I7-eot16ihsy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04
June Is, 1881.

Abeautiful new packet boat called the GEORGE
>y..u1Scros. was launched yesterday from Da-
,idsop's wharf, Washington. 1t is intended that
he shail commence running on the Canal on the
4sh Of July.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04
SALES AT AUCTION,


handsome Furniture at Auesn
IN "Wednesday next 9Th instant, 1t 10 O'Clock, VII
~ be sold at the residence Of Mrs. HELEN on Fair.
fax street, near Cameron street, Ill her
HOUSEHOLDER KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting in part Of sidedoard, sof., Buresus. Ia
bles Chairs, Beds, Bedsteads. Work Stands Giassss.
Brass Tenders. CsrpstS &c. BE With stysriey %
Kitchen Furniture. ' $3.50 6af.,-.
Mrs H. having determined on leaving Alexandris,
will close her furniture' persons wishing to buy, viii
10 well to attend. 0
Y 1-eots %..f-<. 80
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From the Hvper's Ferry Free Press
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

Mr.. Gaiiaher:-From present appearances,
am led to fear for the reputation OF this great
work. Its enemies are busily engaged in circu-
atine reports derogatory to its character and the
interest of those concerned. Feeling well as
sured of the immense benefit of water commu-
nicat,on from the interior to the waters of the
Atlantic, would suggest, for the consideration
of the community, the proprety Of constructing
a slackwater navigation from the Point OF Rocks
unit. the Canal passes the parts contested for by
the Rail Road Company. Indeed, l am led to
hhe believe that slack-water navigation would
be the most beneficial to the public, and much
less expensive to the Canal Company, than any
other mode of Improvement. The fall from
Harpers Ferry to the Point of Rocks, is, (agree-
able to the best of my recollection, about 80 fl.
and by dams, locks, sc. can be made perfectly
safe for the passage of boats either ascending or
descending at any stage of the river; and there.
BY evade the immense expense Of excavation OF
rock and the formation of embankments. which
must occur if Canal is built independently OF
the river. 1t would also do away the danger
and delay subject to an independent Canal,
from breaks, sc. &c.
II you think the foregoing remarks worthy of
the attention Of the public, you are at liberty to
publish them. Yours, CLINTON, Jr
&NS}
National Republican Celebration Of The Fourth
Of July. in the City Of Washington.
The Joint Committee appointed to provide for
the National Republican Celebration OF the ap-
preaching Anniversary of American lndepen-
dence, respectfully announce the following ar
rangements:-
National Statutes will be fired at sunrise, noon,
aud sunset,
Ceremonies at the City Hall.
Commencing at IL O'clock.
Music-f,tR Band.
Reading of the Declaration Of Independence.
Music.
Grafton.
Music.
Ample arrangements are made in the Hall tor
the accommodation Of ladies'
Public Dinner.
At 5 O'Clock. P. NJ. Public Dinner will be
served up by Mr. James Kennedy, on the lawn Of
the Mansion House, near the Potomac; for which
purpose an ample arbor has been erected, and
all arrangements made on the most liberal scale,
for the entertainment Of large company.
The National Republicans, friends of HENRY
CLAY and OF the American System, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, generally, and its vicinity;
and all citizens transientIy m the City. and the
frieuds and supporters Of National Republican
principles, are respectfully invited to unite ID this
Celebration.
Subscription papers for the Dinner are placed
at the Bookstore Of Mr.. p Thompson, and at
the bars of Mr.. Barnard's, Mr. Srother's aud
Mr.. Browns Hotels, and tickets may be had at
those places. and at the door Of the dining hall.
The National and Association Flags will be
hoisted, and continue to fly over the Dining Hall,
during the day.
PETER FORCE, Secretary
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go Reward.

TyOR the apprehension and delivery ofNegro Boy
NO X @ a ".
lie left my farm in Alexandria County, d. G. about
the middle Of april last. lie clothed in jacket and
pan,aloons of white wiIled domestic cloth Of wool aud
fur cap. lie Tot very black, or Is years Of age,
short, stout, and we'll made,
The above reward will be paid if taken within the
District and reasonable amount for any greater dis.
lance. am told he is in Washington City. All per.
sons cautioned against harborng or employing him.
;une 2A-eo3w A. HUNTER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04
BristOe Estate,
In The County Of Prince William, FOR SHE.


In The County Of Prince William, FOR SALE.'
TN pursuance Of the power vested in the Presidept
4 and Directors Of the Literary Fund. by an Act OF
the General Assembly, passed 18th February last. ap-
thorjzng the sale ofthe'
,.zar,e BRIST0E 7R.4cT OF Land.
Ha in the County Of Prince William, proposals
~ will be received BY the said President and
.z> Directors for The whole. or any portion OF the
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew tho
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instruments Of the purchase
money.
the greater part Of which is under leases. which will
rxn;re in the yesr 1849 and which subject to An
annual rent of about 5000 pounds of tobacco
by order Of The President and Directors Of the Lite
rary Funds j. bho"H' n'%o AUD
end Be it. further enacted That i shall be the duty
of the said Preside mt and Directors to require OF tho
purchaser purchasers of the said Tract bonds WITH
sufficient personal security payable to the said Presi.
dent and Direct together with deed or deeds OF
trust on the estate so sOd secure the payment OF the
purchase money and interests which bonds SO takens
shall bear interest from the date thereof And oil per.
sons vino shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually
within six months sitter the shall become due, the
I'M crest which may accrue their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim TO the credit given their purchases,
and the principal sall eupon become due, be re.
coyersbe by the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arresr by motion 20 the General Court, on
ten davis notice of the time Of making such notion or
the payment thereof enforced by proceeding on the
deed, or deeds Of trust aforesaid a. the discretion Of
the said President and Directors.
3rd. Bel further enaeted, That all persons becom.
ing purchasers Of land under the provisions OF this act
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount OF tho
purchase money at any time.
4th This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
,une I6-2awfl0th0ct -.---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

70 tie Editor of the Columbian Gazette:
S1R-I had the pleasure lately of attending
public examination OF the interesting Young Ia
dies of Mr.. and Mrs. WAUGH's Seminary in
Georgetown. was highly gratiied by the man
ner in which they acquitted themselves The
facility with which they answered the questions
nut to them. and put to them, too, in different
and varied forms, served to convince me that
they were well grounded IN what has been taught
them. In some of our institutions OF learning,
the memory seems to be too exclusively cultivat:
cd and depended upon; it is subordinate facuI-
ty of the mind, where the powers ot reason are
passive, and tends but little towards establishing
in it any fixed positions of truth Bl here,
along with the memory. the judgme' "as H ight
into exercise, land conclusions regularly I'd
ION; the premises presented. felt partIcU a.
dsI;ybte,i With the examinations on the eeme'' 4
Of Natural Philosophy; the various phenomena
OF nature that present themselves I" the oose1Ta-
lions of children, when properly explained ny
the teacher. engage their attention WIN Pscul'ar
emotions of curiosity and pleasure; ana doc"
not. under the judicious management OF ,ns Pr'n'
cipals of this seminary, will convey 10 the,r .u-
n;ts set Of moral and scientific lessons that can.
ppnt f,I IN reJound to their future adornment and
usefulness. Natural history is history OF re-
Lilies. II differs from fictitious narratives,
which hampers the taste, vitiates the imagination
and creates passion for adventure and romance
That cannot be proper moral which is held up
70 view through the false colorinss OF the fancy.
Natural Philosophy deyeloPes the real wonders
If the Universe, and while it unfolds to the un-
Outstanding the rich arcana OF natures beau
tes it exaI,s the affections, and likes within the
hs,rt the most sublime conceptions oil the great
and plorious Author OF all things.
have not the honor of being known person
H. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh, but as friend to
lbs extension Of knowledge, and the improve
,aent of learning, feel inclined to pay them
his trifipg but ,gratuitous tribute of commenda'
rion.
June l6, 1891.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

Something new uader Me S,o,.-'' The Great
Democratic Republican Party" has now at ITS
head, as members of General Jackson's Cabinet,
Mr.. McLane, Mr.. Woodbury., and Mr.. fancy
all three old fashioned, stauncn and true Ftderdl-
ISIS. :. The Great Democratic Republican Par
"" no doubt think this is all right Cen Jack
SON has the credit of restoring the old Washing
,on Federalists to share in the honurs and Off
ces of the Government We don't blame him
for IT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

The water was let in yesterday as far as the
has been erected. The packet boats now start
from the centre of the town.
In a few weeks more, the Bridge at high Street
will be finished, when the wholepine will be in or
der for navigation, through the locks into the
basin at the mouth of Rock Greek.
lGeorgeto,0n Col Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

W .4tIe,fion! '.4.ti7erists!- are hereby
notified to meet at the Gun House on the morning of
the 4th fully, at 81 O'Clock. without uniform to be
in readiness for the early salute. Aso full uniform,
vt "a o'clock TO unite in the oelsbrat on Of the day
BY order of the Captain:
jy1 WA. VEITCH. sec'y.
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PeO,lNNs!

1 GRAND War Dance will take place on the dsy of
n the Pale faces Festival, at the Hunting Grounds
across the waters, on the summit Of Eagles mount
The tribe will embark in prepared for the rur
pose at the wgwam south Of the settlements.
WE THE SYCAMORE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

Will the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette
please to copy the enclosed beautiful tribute to
the merit Of the Institution under the charge of
our former fellow citizens, and oblige a
SUBSCRIBER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

DIED,
In Frederick, Va on Sunday morning last. Of
dropsy. Mr.. WILLIAM w. FIrzHus Oh, aged about
As years, formerly of Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

New foods.
DLUE and yellow nankeens
ID Marseles quilts, csiicoes
Brown and beached cottons
Cotton braces
Russia and bird eye diaper
Irish and brown linen
With small lc, of Scotch Blinds. 40 Inches wide.
Just received and for sale by
jy2 GEORGE WHITE
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and Directors of the Alexandria Canal Company
to adopt measures for the commencement Of the
Alexandria Canal on the 4th Of July next, have
agreed to the following arrangements:
1st. A National Salute at sunrise, at the break
ing Of ground, and at sunset !.
Cd. That the Citizens, Societies, &c. assem-
BILE at the Town Hall at 9 O'Clock, and at half
past will move in the following order of process
sion to the point designated for the commence
ment of the Work, being to the right the Wash
ingtou Road, and about half a mile north Of the
Corporation line.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Band Of Music.
Volunteer Companies.
President and Directors Of the Alexandria Canal.
President and Directors of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal.
Mayor and Common Council of Alexandra.
Mayors and Civil Authorities of Washington
and Georgetown.
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution.
Civil Officers.
Officers of the Army and Navy.
Strangers.
Officers Of the Militia not on duty.
Teachers of schools with their Pupils.
Masonic Societies.
All other Societies.
Citizens
General ALEXANDER HUNTER has been ap
pointed Chief Marshal.
L. F. MASON,
Chairman Of Committee.
The Chief Marshal has appointed Major II.
r. DuLANY Officer of the Day, aided by Adju.
tant BRENT, and the following gentlemen are ap-
pointed Assistant Marshals; Chief Marshal TO
wear red. and Assistant Marshals blue, scarfs.-
Dress-White vest and pantaloons, With plain
blue coat, chapeaus and swords
ASSISTANT MARsHALs:
Uillian l.. Hodgson, Ed,oard Daingerfeld,
Edgar Sno,cden, Lewis Cazenoue,
Co.. Lewis Hipkins, John Washington,
Henry Daingerfeld, James irwin.
UiRians II. Williams, c. Il. .Aleraader.
aP .4teatiom Independent Blues!-You will
parade on Monday the 4,h Of July, at o'clock, A
at the Market Square, 10 join the procession for break
ING ground of the Alexandria Csqsb and To uaite in
the celebration Of the day which 1--WE were leclar
ed free. sovereign, and independent"
BY Order: - I. NJ WHITE,
june S0-St LIST Sergeant.
NJ. .4Heniion! .4terandria Mdepeadent 70
lsnieers!--I In accordance with invitation from the
Alexandria Canal CofDpshy. you Wit paadS On 'he
morning of the anriverssry of Independence. ategit
o'clock. at the Market Square, to asss in the ceremo
MES of the day. By order Of the Captain:
JAO. DUNLAP, II. S.
june 3o-4t
W .4tte,tion! .4itilerist&-You are hereby
notified to meet at the Gun House on the morning Of
the 18th of July, at 81 O'Clock, without uniform, to be
in readiness for the early salute. Also in full uniform,
vt "a ocock 70 unite in the celsbrat on Of the day.
BY order oftic Captain:
jyl WM. VElTCH. Sec'y.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

SAILED, Jury 2.
Brig Leda, Nichols, Liverpool.
Schr. Sally, Winslew, Nantucket.
July s-Brig Delos, Bsrret, Barbadoes.
Brig Alexandra, Howes, Boston.
Brig Leader, Flanders. Boston and Ports
mouth N. H. <> ,nss .:::..
Schr. Elizabeth; Baxtors 80 s. - Hslifar.,,
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sr Of course no paper will be issued from
this office tomorrow.
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The office-holders at Washington are with
drawing their subscriptions from the Telegraph.
The editor Of that paper makes a curious noise
at the last 6 proscriphon"-he writes II Bah!
-&Ns>
The Committee appointed at the general meet
ing of the citizens Of Baltimore, to superin,end
the collections to be made for the relief of the suf
ferers by the late FIRE at Fayetteville, closed their
accounts, by forwarding TO the proper authority
the sum of Three Thousand Seven Hundred and
Sixty-Two Dollars and seventy-nine cents
which, with the sum Of $4,000, RENTED in anti
cpation of subscriptions. 1.-THE receipt Of which
has been duly acknowledged makes up the a
mount Of $500 70.
IL is stated BY one of the Washington letter
writer's, that the Secretary of the Senate and
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, with all
their deputies, are engaged IN preparing tor the
press the legislative and executive documents au-
thorized last session TO be printed by Gales and
Seaton. Many Important documents have been
found, relating to The early legislation OF the UNI
ted States, which were never printed. Among
them is volume OF correspondence between
General w ashington and Mr.. Jay, in relation to
the treaty made BY the latter with Great Britain.
Also. a very able report of Gen. Hamilton; and
a great many COMMUNICATIONS relating to the
campaigns Of Harmar, st. CLAIR, and Wayne,
against the Indians northwest Of Ohio.
-aNSS
Hurricane on Lake Chm,piain. learn
from the papers, that on Saturday, the 18th ut.
there was violent storm Of wind, rain and hail,
experienced in the neighborhood Of Pittsburgh,
Peru, and other places on the shore of Lake
Champlain. Considerable property was damag-
cd. and there were remarkable escapes by seVe-
raj persons exposed; but no lives were lost.
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Trustees Sale.


ID virtue ola deed of trust execu ed to me by Johu
ID. Maddox and Ann his wife, and of record in the,
Clerks Office of Prince william County Court and in
pursuance of decrets order Of the Superior Court Of
Chancrry for the Fredericksburg District, made in .
cause therein depending between John Brown, ADM.
usrator OF John Brown, deceased, Plaintiff, and John
Maddox and others Defendants, I shall, on the fret
Monday in July nert before theft door Of the Court
House of Prince William County, proceed to sell, by
public auction,
aSsNs. THE TRACT OF LAND
&f$s& in the said deed mentioned, lying on Broad
SFA Run in said County, and on which the said
EAnp John Maddox resides.
Terms of Sale --One.third of the purchase money
viii be required in hand, onethrd in twelve months,
and the remaining third in two years thereafter
Bonds and deed Of trust the premises, to secure
the deferred payments. viii be required of the pur.
chaser Such title rs is vested in will be conveyed
to the purchaser. u. b. slNCLAlk,
may WIN Trustee.
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~ .4aeniion! alexandria Independent 70
lrsnteers!--In accordance with invitation from the
.tieAandria Canal Company. You VIII parade on the
morning of the anriverssry of Independence ateigat
o'clock at the Market Square, to asss' in the ceremo
MES of the day. By order Of the Captain:
JN0. DUNLAP, u. S.
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Theatre.
PPaloEs-7iekets so, Children IS cents. ~
Theatre
THIRD NIGHT OF rHE MERCER FAMILY.

On Monday (this) Eveaing, July 4, 1891.
Inc entertainments will commence with the whole Of
the Musical Farce called
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHs.
4! the course Of tie Ecening variety of SING ING.
], To which WILDE added the Builesque Of
:. SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD.
After which, the Star Spangled Banner by Mr. Mercer
In the course of the evening, scenes from
THE TURNPIKE GATE.
The whole to conclude with the Comic GIee IF
COAL BLACK ROSE, lin Character.)
For characters, &c. see small bls.1
Prices Of admission Boxes so; Pit 373; Gallery IS
centsi Children half price. ODoors open at half
past O'Clock; performance to commence at o'clock
precisely. N. b. Officers will attend rs usual
Tickets to be had at Mr. Murris's Mr.. Newton's and
j. w. Smiths Taverns and at the Box of the Theatre
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

DR.fJTS 7O-MORRUH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 10 for 1881,
Will he drawn in Wilmington, nei. on Tuesday, July
SO NEnBERS-6 DRAIPN B7LL0Ty.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets s.; halves 3 sos quarters Is.
To be had in variety nf numbers at
JOHN C.. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Erchange 0ffee
O. Orders from the country viii be promptly at.
tended to. y.
Drawing of the Delaware ST Peters Lottery, No. 8
Sc S4 az 25 IA 80 4 IS IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-04

Wool Uarding at Occoauan.
vIluE subscribers esaectuy inform the public that
they are ready for the reception Of parcels, and
will endcavor to give satisfaction to all wig may send
their Wool to their Carding Mills .r
PRICES.
For carlirg plain wool, 81 cents per ID.
FoS do aud greasing 81 do do
J. & J. II. JANNLY.
June 30-eo2m
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TN pursuance Of the power vested in the President
and Directors of the Literary Fund, by IN Act Of
the General Assembly, passed 18th February last, AZ
thorjzlng the sale ofthe'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-21
Nj ) G,Aty1I, s AXc Z.

MOORE'S BYRON.-The National Gazette
furnishes tle following paragraphs from the JOUR;
nal of Lo.d Byronns cont aned N she secona
volume OF Mnort's Byron. just published
d" At a s1iree ol the lie trnrj Madame AS, I"
Vcnic- J the conversation happening 10 luIht
one evening. upon HE statue OF Washington
by Canova, which had been just shipped Oh 'a'
the l. States. Madame A., " no "Bs lheh eh,
gagged in compiling Description RGsS0HEts u
Canusa's wotks, mud Was anxious tor Ini''np'-
ton respecting tine subject OF this si"'ue' T.,
u,iested thu, some Of her learned guests "ouls
deth,l to her al they knew vi him Inns 'a'S
a Signpr -'.'"" (author OF book on & '5if'
ply, aud statistics undeit took 10 perform W,
after some other equally sage Ind G",ntn's
detrils. concluded by IN forming her 'ha' ,''s
ia. ton was killed in duel by Burke. hF"'
SAID |, in the name Of folly, are you a. l"'"',
ing of ,ccoilpc'ed the famous duel o8'"ts'
Hamiltonand Colone. barr. whom was ~ -
dent, this learned vortny had coatoundc" W.
Washington aud burke =
" Lcghorn, l322.--Sinee AN here ue,s
been Invited Oh board the squadron anu ~
tel with al possible honor aud ee'en ~
lhcy have a,ked me TO sill for MY pic'u,e'
as was going away, an American I"u!
u rose from me, (Which had been gwen "
ihal very morning ny very w. Nod 10
lady) because, shs said, shs MAS dctern'n.U
s.ui OF take something which had a0ou;
20 America However, all these A"'- mr.
ouurs arise, perhaps, moi SO much hV'' lin
enthusiasm tor nv "poesie. a. ihsf OT% have
my dislike to the Ensi's in waieh , %'
the sa,i5iaction TO coincide with them lean
rather, however, have nod from an h'nj tia
inan SNUFF box from an Emperor rp'" TN.
American snlps Gner than the br"'u can.
SANE class; we'll manned aud oifcr'fu, YER,
tain Chsnncy Showed M an American ''.I mr. =
pretty clifton of my poems. AMI on ,I, 10
p.s,nge TO the Gait ed States, II ! lea,
mere. Commodore Jones was also r W..
kind aud aitr.liye iwent over thr "a sog
iioA ttae Commodoye's flag Ship anu tnls
smon. oth., things worthy Q! ten1'"'