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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
|. p. THOMPSON. c. c.

Ee The members of the Common COunc.
wi meet th, morning AT the Council Chamber. al Il
,'cIock mars
NJ The Rev. Mr.. WILSON, of Fredericks
ur,, will preach this evening, in the Second rrrsJ
ran Church, ri o'ciock. mar )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
STERLING.

= Court mouse III Fairfax county, Va Oh Tic hg'
the Cd inst. a negro man nsmed
STERLING,
sometimes called Sterling Bill, about fee, or Sin
chrs high, of yellow complexion. toIerabiy vel &
body, about 40 years old lie is srIiui a1dyer Ins
nuaiing, and under the garb of religion shows e
appearance Of sanctit,, had on SUIT OF domestic wi
led cloth cotton warp and reddish yellow yarn h 9
coat, waistcoat, and pantsoons, 81 Il the s'Tne sS
!e has elopcd from my service wihout any sru"
present or hr retofore. as his person wall plA MY $40,
has originated from detection Of fragrant 'N'r,
rbich lhsve reason TO believe he has been too 'ctu'
;omed to. He is well known in Alexandra, where u
las been accustomed to visit; also IN Geolget''
where suspect, in one IF those places, lie IS I"rA
will give reward of 800 if taken up ~ AVE
ria Georgetown Washington Cit!, az Fairfax com
r $50 If taken up in any other part Of be U sn'"
md secured in any jail so that get him agsn
All masters and owners ot vessels, and al pefS'
are forewarned not to conceal, habor, or conrc,
.way, under the penalty of the law.
Given under my hand, in Fairfax County, S"t
Virginia. JOIN FoLiiN, SCH"
mar 5-wSw-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
Notice.

1IlnE subscribers intend fishing that well knovnN
Il ring landing called the
RED HOUSE.
lust above and next to the landing known BY the ~
Of Johnson's Spring; where they will be glad io'Hl
all persons with herrings from the scInes 'be! y
beg leave to state that they intend to salt herring
the purpose Of barrelling, or to sell by the l9o'a
out Of the rtrike, as may best accommodate we
toner. They intend fishing with two seines D. "
means they hope to be able to supply sll VINO h
pleased to favor them with their custom the CIV
season; and they pledge themselves to supply
come by land in preference to Others; and viii
JOHN p. GOWN
mar s-eo3t MOSES o B. CiWOO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
C0-partnership.

TAAES IRWIN and WILLIAM II. IRWIN having
- connected themselves under the firm of j. & w.
Irwin. wilransact Commission business at tht ware.
house on Twins wharf, recently occupied by James
Irwin JAMES IRWIN,
Alexandria, mar S WIN. II. IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
RICHMOND March 9

RICHMOND, MdTtn Z.
Yesterday in the House of Delegates. after the
despatch OF some local business, thss House. on
motion Of Mr. Leigh. again went into Commit ee
of the Whole, Mr.. Mason Of Frederick in the
Char, and resumed the consideration of the Ju-
dietary Bill. Mr.. Leigh continued and conclu-
ded his argument. in support of The first section.
establishing twelve Circuits and providing for
twenty-four Judges, to be commissioned as Judg-
es in Law and Equity. and in opposition to the
substitute offered by Mr.. Christian. proposing
twenty Circuits and twenty Judges, to be COM
missioned both as Chancery and Common Law
Judges. When Nr. Leigh finished. the question
was put, and Mr. Christians substitute rejected,
ayes 40, noes 60. The Committee then went
through the bill, upde some minor amendments.
and reported il to the House.
Thus far. this important matter has proceeded
more smoothly than was anticipated. The plan
reported by Mr.. Leigh would seem to have gain
ell ground, and the prevalent opinion is, that it
will pass the House with some notifications.
-sseeeas~
SAVANNAH, Feb. "a.
Shipwreck-We learn from gentleman who
left Hilton Head in Carolina yesterday, that the
ship Mary Lord, Capt. Wolf, was driven on
Martins industry Ia shoal on the coast Of South
Carolina on Monday afternoon last, in the north
east gale of that day, and is said to have since
bilged. The vessel is insured at New York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
SAVANNAH, Feb. "a
Country Gin

Country Gin.
IN BBiS. Baltimore Gin, of God quality, for sale
JUDY A. C, CAzENOVE & Co.
mars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
Notice,

The steamboat
INDEPENDENCE
&-Aanvwii hereafter, leave Alexandra
g ~ 81 and IL 4. II and 8 p NJ ;
and " asl,rnrton at 81 A II. IL and o'clock P NJ.
mar 5-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
go Reward.

nANAWAv from the subscribers farm nelrtleo
II Court house in Fairfax county, Va on the ng
the I'd inst negro man nsmed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28
From The United States Ielegraph.

Every intelligent reader must believe h'! De
controversy between the Globe and this press ,
as painful as it is Improbable to US. Weaeh'
y aware that large portion Of the newsPaPtn
supporting the administration are either direct!
or indirectly interested in preventing any schsr
which may endauger the reelection OF Gen.Jad
son. We toresaw that Mr.. Van Buren's position
the cabinet, & the influence whlchhe was slppos.
to exercise over the State, the War. and lle fH'
Office Department, 1.-THE sources Of the emoIuns@
to the press with the direct influence Of le%
iicehoders and expcctants, would enlist 10 lsI'
half, and against US, the preponderanee o. utG
ministration presses in those States where paeTI
sentiment was nearly divided. To these cav SJ
erations, powerful in themselves, have been ;oD'
extraordinary efforts to disparage the Wee ~. ,.
dent, by representing him as an inPa'eA- M
less, ambitious man; and to iDjure hl' PIs"J
creating an impression that it was piedseo~ We.
vocate his election as the compelltoF o. o''"'
Jackson. ii,
TO us was presented the alternative Of qc"%S ~;
basking in The favor Of the Executive, or T." W,
charging our duty faithfully to the country, =,
chose the latter; and. as part OF that uu!,
come now to speak of ourselves. "ea'A"
readers to hear US for our cause. go
The Wilmington Gazette complains u'a'
charged some of the administration presses CO
having received and acted on instructions a. T.
Washington. The Ohio Monitor ana lns 49, IT,
Hampshire Patriot have published 'het u'
They had not the precaution to weave 'l'e" ~.
editorial articles. but gave them a.; 'ron
quarters. The Louisville Public AdysIl'e' 9
the Nashville Republican. also, give ln's'T W,s
idence that they have correspondent q.
ington All this is natural. Editors ~
lance look to intelligent men here, anu e.. n
to those in the confidence Of their party ~ .,
rect information. We arc, therefore ~ W,s
prised that the agents Of Mr.. Van buren,, n" mss
Lewis, and Mr.. Kendall, should have oa ~. >" s,r
influence on public sentiment; nor are W VI
prised that they have done US much MUIR. .o,.
rejoice that these secret agents are DO" w. n IS
ed. The mole works not above groanu'
not stand the midday sun. -. ,,,Sk
First, as to MIR. Calhoun. and the ldsa !. u G.
intended to be candidate in oPpo'''io""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28
From The OneiiLa Ohserrer.

To Epicures.-Dr. n. Smith, of this VIIas,
opened case Of fresh HOLSTERS that he purchase
and had kept four years and two months, which
had been put up and Theoretically sealed, in he
city of New-York, l6 months prior to the par.
chase-on which number Of gentlemen dlnet
and pronounced them as fine dish as they s'si
eat prepared of that fish.
Utica, March 10th. 1851.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28
COMMUNICATED.

Mn. SxowDEN-If your correspondent who
i" lives OH King street, between Royal and Fair
fax Streets" will furnish the proper authority
with the names Of the 4" two or three young men"
who disturb his family, "by rapping, in most
violent manner. at his passage door, and then
running away" they will be effectually restrain
ed from repetition of such impertinences.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28

and observed turbulent populace ,tta,..
force an entrance at the house door. ~ paass
fore began to fear for his life, and eec mI tlA
cape by back way, through the garden 6ass
flight he was met, as he SAYS, by mr.,I Ms
hireliug. VINO attempted to stab him with .Js!las
but the Duke Knocked him down and oon .Ie'
his escape. He afterwards arrived !"
where be was at the last advices, but Ds ~ ray
whole ofhis property is in England. Ta ! &
of Londan and Berlin advise hun "a ahd :e court
mally in favor of his brother. and retire - s'
RIGA er elsewhere, but the Duke Shove w " aas
sitiOn to do this" ''H-
The Richmond Wig argues from ,..
circumstances. lhat Mr.. CALHOUN nsya'!
the declaration imputed to him on le,y;a. n nad'
mond-that he intended supporting c. ASh
Jackson.-The rulVor cannot be traced I s.
source willing to avouch its truth, " 10!
We have reasons of still more dac;s;..
acter. adds the Wing, for denying that n, ' u
houn made any such declaration as that ssI u.
10 him. Gentlemen above reproach w '.'''f
sured by him in Washington, that all cor. NM. l.
political and personal, between hun and tho sf I S
OF the Government was Observation-Disclosures
by other sentiments, so entirely incompa.ss
With the imputed declaration. that 10 sr n'~
him to have SD declared, is to suppose him IT,
tute OF the most common regard for ty,n :''S
say nothing OF honesty and independence
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28
RICHMOND, March

RICHMOND, March q.
The House Of delegates were partially engaged
yesterday, on two bils-the 1st, an engrossed
bill for forming new county out of parts of She
nandoah and Rockinsham-which was finally
passed, IS to As, after long discussion. in
which the Delegates from those counties took
part the new county is to be called Page J.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28

Wenndersiand that the spirited student. T..
L iversity of Virginia have started the nI,, ~
Literary Paper, which is to 60 immediateIv;'s'
operation. They had a meeting for the po,n w.
OF considering it-and 1t was Determined ,r ~
Sc to make the attempt. Ii is to be coudpr,I
by the students, under the superintendent ~
editorsh'p ola Committee Of 81. Its eyns,,I
to appear in the course of three weeks. in Ss =
flee of the Charlottesville Advocate hxs|
assume the title Of ..3hs Camelion," in aIluGir
to its frequent change Of Editors. Weri5,
all success.-hichmond Compiler.
sae5,Is-
Nofires for going 10 a Ball." Why,pg
never to be seen at Almack's?" inquired yo3,
l. ofthe Hon. w. III onIy know ~,
motives for going to balls, replied the rOw:,rJ
none OF them happens to move me at presents |
fist, to look Tor wife; secondly, to Look ss
your own wife: and thirdly. to look after the vs
OF another man .'-LORdon Court Journal.
-egl3;as
THE "Ljs" IN an Oyster. The liuuOr in n
Oyster contains incredible multtudes of su,
embryo, covered with little shells. perfectly tran.
parent. swimming nmbly about. One hundr,l
and twenty of these in row would extend o.,
inch. BESIDES these young Oysters, the liQsv
contains great variety of animalcu!a. five hun
dred times less in size, which emit phosphOrs
light. The list of inhabitants, however. doesDe
conclude here, for besides these last mentioned
there are three distinct species of worms, calls
the oyster worm, found in oysters, half an ind
in length. which shine like the glow.worm TsI
seastar, the cookie, and the muscles are the prss|
enemies Of the oyster. The first gets within h.
she'll when they cape, and sucks them out
When the tide is flowing, oysters lie with b.
hollow side downwards, but when il ebb, thsr
turn on the other side. CQuery: How do tios
manage it that are attached to rocks: DO they
like cunning politician, 20 with the tide' What
moral might be drawn from the economy fth.
oyster! The loose ones il seems, are always 'or
the fence"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28

And the Cd was the Pilot Bill, in which Messrs
Rutherford, jones. Maxwell, Mac'arlahd ana
Burfoot took an active part.--Aitef seVeta'
amendments were made, the bill. was ordered TO
be engrossed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28

The Judiciary bill was reported In the Senate
from the Committee. and $50 copies were order
ed to be printed. This is substitute Tor the two
Judge system Of the House of Delegates-and
proposes one judge TO each Circuit-but the ar
rangement and number Of circuits are not specl-
fed. 1t also proposes new mode OF proceed
ing in civil suits. particularly in relation to the
pleadings, testimony and trial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28

We have been much amused to-day by the ap-
pearance among US Of the we'll known Juba of
Roanoke. who brought with MIN fine young horse
a present to the Secretary Of State from John
Randolph. The Secretary and his diplomatic
family seem to deal extensively in horse flesh.
Flashing on Letter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-28

The Brunswick Revolution The Editor Of
the New York Evening Post gives the following
account OF an abortiye attempt, on the part Of
Duke Charles, to recover his authority, extracted
from the London Court Journal. The a,coun,
is said to be written by the Duke himself, and is
given as his BY the Journal in which it appears:
:" He was expelled from his territories in the
beginning of September last and went to Lon
don, where he had the modification to hear of the
accession OF his brother to the throne, amidst tes
timonies of the greatest enthusiasm by the people
Here he formed the plan, as he says, of proving
to his subjects aud to the world, {" that they had
Judged falsely of him in supposng that he had
ever harbored an idea of depressing his subjects,
or depriving them Of their rights He therefore
set out in November, to return through France
to his States, and distribute his proclamation.
When he got to Erich, the PIussian frontier
town, he was met, he SAYS, BY some of his SUBJ
jects, eager 10 express to him their attachment
and fidelity. and received dcputations from some
of the neighboring Brunswick villages. inviting
him to return among them. On the frontiers.
however, he met with detachment of the militia.
ry, ready. sword in hand, to oppose his en-.
trance. He therefore, "to avoid the shedding
of BLOOD" turned about and attempted to gain an
BY way Of Osterode, Hanover,an
town. On arriving at Osterode. he heard threat.
ening speeches beneath the windows of his inn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09
FOREIGN.
F.1n tire New York Commercial Of Friday afternoon.
ONE DAY LATER

IGltn tire New Work Commercial 81 Friday ancrrcou
ONE DAY LATER.
Since oar IS: publication the plckc, ship Corin-
than, Capt. CHad"ick, has arrived from Lon DON
He left Porismou h the J uiHip. and briugs
London papers Of the eUeniny OF the lst-being IN
fact, OF the scrr; Of Lews, one day la.er than the
a1yIces by the Binnnln.
The pirIam:utl recess would close on the 2id
md that body would assemble on the 81 4 very
important snd stormy session was anticipa: Cd
EeIy'IIvcly HppruIcnsions are entertained TINT IA
wings VIII not have as long, : pleasant a tim IN
Office they dCSir', the cXg"ncIes of the conn.
try demand. During the rec 50 IL IS sud, the tories
have been actively organising opposition. and il Is
feared that such combinations have been formed
the adm mis- ration The following artlci. upon :his
subject, is from The Tunes Of the gJtI Jlnuary:-
+ There has been hlicncd, according To tho bcsi
10 ellnencennd III fact we have ALREADY 6onuunc ID
it-n plan for tbworlIng tho ma0s irs ct r,iotni at
every stage Of ITS PROCESS through the House Of
Commons Almost incredible such an enterprise
might appear ~ the rreSen state Of pub ic feeling
and opinion throughout England, we ara tol that
the thing is undenablc The parties to this plot have
agreed Among them selves ~ "A couclaYc, held lately
at certain country srat e. matters not wlorcl To-
oppose Parliamentary reform ~ the uii"TmO-t, and
To make thr.r sys cnotic stand on tins opposition
The parties exp e,3 them elves $50 prDf md Is their
know ledge of tho statc OF Puraln nj and Of the
tirn>l temper and fccling) wih perfect assurance
Of success reckon ngon II rs necessary consequence
OF hci victory that the present Cabinet must be dis
solvcd-Ibnt new administration VIII b. formed by
Sr IL. Peel himscii-tlow must the Right Hon.
BurOnent have bgcn amazed Al this intrlIgencc)-
and thai 80 reinforce still further tho vast power Of
The conspring potcn'utos, sornc members of'he ex-
sting government Will bo solicited and persuaded 10
serve undsr Sir Robert PccI
We understa that one nun reliance Of the con-
rdcng parties ~ on The sauncb aud sturdy veterans
(miscalIcd represeniatlycsl for Scoand-a dcscrip-
ton of allies which mus, tend, no doubt, to enhance
the popularity Of the whole proceedings and 10 Ia
cili'atc return Office Of those Enrlishmen who
avail thcmSeycs Of such crcditabo agents FER pro-
longing, in this part Of The ISLAND, system ofreprc-
sentation. than which none but thar Of J'iand
herself can bc more eXcrabIy vicious"
Tho Courier of tho date (cycuinp) admits
thai opposition h13 Tins bccn ofroDized, but
/ tsaO's "hcthet cith'f 'ha Du." ol Wcf1gtun or
\ST RotcH.Tccl, would .quy .hcE 12;os.a-a % ,ie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-09

LIST, pursues the subject, in tone of evident alarm
Ii insists that "A Reform in Parliament the only
security against n revolutionary overthrow q! the
Church and State of England. Beyond all question,
III adds ifthc Wing NJ ns,crs be not now supported,
Tory GoYcrnInent--or rather bastard Toty--would
stand good Glance Of immediately succeeding to
ollie /"
Measures are taking IN England to strengthen the
organization of the army Al pensioners having Il
shilling day. be inspcc cd in order 10 asr-,.
tain the number til for service. Sixteen regimen OF
militia are ordered out In Ireland the militia axe on
duty. Those OF l,e,rim were mounting guard Il,
Carrick on Shannon.
LONDON. Feb, l.-'rhcrc are arrivals 1T mo
nirnt to-day. The closing pricc of French Funds
Saturday, was i6f Csc The opening pr &c Of Con
soils to>day COZ, 8l--thcy Tell TO Cos :, at noon.
but at Qnartcr past two the report the Polish
D'ctators resignation III again TO SOS /, aud
were Grn.
In the Foreign Market. Russian Stock advanced to
%; Brazil To 574 7; Spanish lGS.
The magistrates of Drhn, Is said. were dc or
m ned to prevea, the -,sc'lnr at tne cn:r.re cIal
clerks of Dublin, advertised ,r Tie nh of January
"uns for gold had occn made upon several of the
Irish banks bu: II y wcfep onwij met The az t
THE r0Ltsu REvOLrrI0N.
Advccs from Warsaw - tie 2Oth OF Inuary
inclusive. Bu the accounts are moi very encourage
ing To the friends of the Pc"s nor after a careful
| examination Of the Na-ipus accounts. ia we cC,rvc
that the great at Tho p'Op.c hIaa~;i,
III the cause, ia" rcv'n' ouar, :rr. ,,; ,r ~
have represented IN" Emperor u: Ri.s>ia - noyy
admitted have rated upon TIC scene =, uC.
ton fore" overwhelming and ll-p~nror i1-Cl "a
the resistance winch he may calculate pJm meet II,
that more remote attriu'cL Iu han, aad tie
French papers speculate upon ms masking, under
cover of Polish coercion. schr,nr ri nva III ui Ina
French territory. Upun tbs pint quote tie f !.
| loving paragraph from tho iuI.hdrg - l.t',:-
At Is said thnt Il OJJ rsgEiar calai-v and OJ1
Cossachs have already ,lnrl 'hr I,sssau arm. a.d
That this number is su-r To be lplh'cf. SLci for
trI lhl lnp.l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

nrNTY5TRY. B. B. BROWN, en-
EF eouraged ~ the liberal patronage he
received in this section Of country last fall,
has been induced to locate himself perma-
nently in Winchester; and he will visit Mar
tin.busg the second Tuesday in every month;
shepherdstown on toe fast + iday in every
month: aud CharlestoNn on the first .'loaday
in each month.
He may be found, whilst in Martinsburg
at Nr Kroescn's Hotel.
April Is, lS3l.-G
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

Il - l'3Af-Talcn up Ivy the subscriber,
Ri A as agent for Col John Stroller. AS an
cstray, frcsPa>si7e on the lands Of said Stro
ther, BL.fCk HORSE. shod all round.
with two white feet, Uhe right fore foot and
hnd ioat.) aud hip shot, abou; EGceu hands
h'sh, supposed to he thirteen years old, M
praised to twenty five dollars The owner
OF sad horse is requested to come prove pro-
pc''y, pay charges and take him away.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Nm S6 i9at %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

Subscription 20 the Winchester and Potomac
Rmi RoGd.
EEyE have been appointed commissioner
~ to open books at Martins burg to re
ceive subscriptions for capital stock in the
above company by letter Of Attorney FROM
the commissioners under the act Of Assem-
Div.
we hereby notify the public that the day
fixed for opening the books is .HoHday The go
q BaG- to continue open until the Goth q
June iolI9uins-isaac ; Lauck, Esq vl.
supcfIalend tie slFi seriptions al the store Of
Laaek * Stephen il 5laftinshurg
tapitai $780, 900
Shares, each 81 90
The charter requires ono dollar on Gael
share to = paid at the time Of subscribing
bat the commissioners have deemed it advi
sable to dispense with that requstion -Thi,
sum however must he paid "hen required
~ each neaIhcr-~ 90 dae i.1;,eu being given
EFista Beyd, T. c Pc,,dieton,
isaac 5 Larcf, D. II. Co,Hod
{. J FudhRcr,
Nav 10 1871
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-09

''D2rEoFUL ACCIDENT aregfcd- A YOUNG
man employed IN some useful capacity about
one OF car hotels, lately became enancred OF
a young and beautiful file de chan5re in The
same establishment; but his passion not, inject
ins the necessary response, he determined
en- shaking OF this mortal col. Of disappcint
I,nent and grief--where the course of true
love runs zig gag,
- MakInS it momentary as q sound
Swift as shadow, short As any dream"
Accordingly be determined on swallowing Il
potatIon OF "poppy ard neutrality-suspicious.
procuring a good quantity Of iaadanum, lie
received the same alongside true and low
ing heart. and laid down, determined 10 be-
come delanct UnluckiiY. howteit. the cir
cumStaEes ioHlyed out, and he was taken TO
the hospital, where by inordnate and unplca-
SAINT otilciouSness on the part OF some medl.
Cal gentlemen, he was efficiently pumped
His cruel fair one had by this time feiantcd:
and consented, after the lapse Of "A year, TO
become his spouse. The pump and promise
together have quite cure him and he was
discharged yesterday. He left the hospital
Chewing the end q sweet fancies. and buoy.
ant with ''sesafed suggestions" for the "a
ture. Like >hakspeafe's Romeo. before he
stood by the tomb Of The Capulots--as lie
departed.
- Ills bosom's lord sat lightly on its
throne"
We cordially hope that the lerrous disti
nea' IA the Phi4l o. sorrow, may BE- eXchan
ged Tor the Drumming ohalice Of matrimonial
felicity -PhI Ga<