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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10

sure 10 be able to say. that the general health OF
our town and neighborhood neuer '0as better fhan
at This fine. With the exception OF few cases
of scarlet fever among children under ten years
of age. and two or three cases from i'nPrudence
in living, we know Of no sickness.
In reference. however, to. two sudden dea.hs
which occurred here last week. and from which
hundred rumors are already aaoat, it may be
nroner 70 make a remark. The first was the case
Of q stranger from the Canal. Who, according TO
his own statement had been incorporate tor ma
ny months together The second was the case
Of a young lady, Of delicate constitution. who haa
been exposed to the heat Of the san few Gays
before, and had eaten green cora.
We can safely say, that Charlestown Is now
as it ever has been, one Of the heathiest towns
in the United States.
rCharlesfoyn Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10

world to that just cqulpose which is truly called
their natural state. believe the Southern Null
liter should, without further delay. sever from
the side Of the Northern Manufacturer, and that
the example should lead to general dissolution
of the Union. Present indications point to TINS
as the inevitable tendency Of things. resulting
from the total incompatbiity Of the Geographic
al interests comprised in the United States =!
America. Asa preliminary step OF estransemen,
and jealousy, approve the idea Of grapo
Southern Convention.
Yours, NEW Lioh''
Frederick County, IA. Sept. 5.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10

There is a curiosity now in purt. on board the
brig Georgiana, lying near Chestnut street wharf
which is well worthy the attention Of patriots and
antguarians, 1t is an arm chair, which is said TO
have belonged TO Chrstovallo Colon, vulgariy
called Christopher Columbus. 1t is confidently
alleged by the present owner,-who obtained
it in very singular Wanner.-to have been pos.
sessed by the great Discoverer. The char
bears the most conclusive evidence Of antiquity.
1t is curiousy fashioned: the bottom and back
are Of most venerable looking leather. fantastca
Iy tattooed, into circles and sprigs, and divers
howery devices. The wood work, also, is an.
tique and odd;-and the whole appearance Of
the article bespeaks its transmission from other
ages Some clouds of mystery, bowbrit, hang
over the chair which have not as yet been com.
pletrly di.sipated. But we have reposed on It's
caPaclous and luxurious seat. -renecting 10 the
mean time. on the fact that the renowned servan;
OF Ferdinand and Isabella, had perhaps rested
there, and INDUCED IN golden dreams Of the Ne"
World. IN days Of yore. We now remember
feeling of adventure and exploration which came
over US for the time being; though how or where
1t was communicated, we cannot satisfactory
imagine. At any rate, if the chair is authentic.
and its longevity, and the use Of its youth have
not been overated, it is as great an object OF Won
der as the house Of Shakespeare at Avon, or the
tears cried by Niobe, which an old Italian monk
displays TO the modern virtuoso, preserved ~ }
vial OF white wne.-PhI Gdz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10

Pdoiished, daily, 10y EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly op.
posi,e the Post Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per IS per Observation-Disclosures inserted at the
following rates: For square of l6 lines, inserted
CENTS for every subsequent insertion. On Advertise
meats inserted once or t,oee veek IS per cent adj
drionai No Advertisement considered less than
SQUARE, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
m n,s published in the Daily appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10
House to let

eIgM That commodious two story BRICK R0oab
1sx n Cameron street, west Of the Theatre. IS re
pau a. 10 respectable permanent tenant, the req
will be reasonable. Inquire Of
septs SAML. p. LARMoUR c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10
Cart Il Harness for sale.

The subscriber has for sale,
Cart and Oneho Harness,
iEx1b ~ both ofthe very best quality; and he
eX~N.s{z will sell themlow.
sept7-St R0BT. GLENN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10

Wh0le number of deaths s.
~ Liberal wages will be paid for eight good
Nurses to attend at the Central Hospital. APP
plication to be made to one of the Attending
Physicians.
The number of deaths in Yesterdays report is
probably moderated. There are cases OF which
both the termination and the origin are unknown
perhaps to any Physician. In the cases report
ed, fewer now terminate fatally, probably from
being taken in hand early, in consequence OF the
general apprehension Of the disease.
At the request Of. the Bar, Judge Parker ad-
iourned his Court on Saturday last; and has set
a special term for Wednesday the 9TH OF Novem-
Der. Upon what reasons this request was found
ed, we are unable to say-and we believe the
gentlemen Of the bar themselves cannot tell II
upon any thing in reference to the health Of this
place. then is the cause Of alarm like the base
less fabric Of 4 vision " Itgives Us great plea
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-10

Whole number Of new cases 90.
Whnle number OF deaths 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
MlgW SERIES WDAo saaNOo @aS5

him, rose from his couch, threw on his 6eneseh
(cloak,) and, supported by his brother and SER
want, went down to the door. His foot had
scarcely touched the threshold, when the eyecu-
TONER, who had hitherto remained concealed,
rushed upon him, and passing the fatal cord over
his neck, stranged him, without giving him time
40 offer up prayer to his God. Shapdi's bro.
ther fell senseless into the street, the myrmidons
Of despotism turned the domestics out Of the
house, and put the imperial seal on the DOORS
The immense wealth was, presently secured and
conveyed to the hasne (royal treasury and a do.
nation of 900 piastres. or about l,s0O. ster.
ling to the victims brother, to keep him from
starving, was generously made by the Sultan
When was at Constantinope, the tragical tale
was still in every ones mouth. and even Turks
grieyed for the fall Of the good Jew, and regard
ed this proceeding Of the Sultan with horror
it's the custom, on all executions ordered by
the Porte, to afix ayata, or paper scroll, to the
bleeding head, or biackened corpse, setting
forth the offences of the deceased. The case of
Skapdii vas the first in which the yafta. was
omitted So spotless was his life and conduct.
that those who had the heart to kill could not ac-
cuse him.-T McFHlane's Constantiaopie in
1909
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
WE Alexanaria Museum

&c or.r daily for the reception OF vistors.-IH %, ~
,usp,;,rtion. dedicated ultimately TO charitable
a-noses has been visited by the most usr'ous per
nagss Of the United sta,es and Of foreign eount;
Who and foremost for their learning and "a the
w. and who nave aes' pleasure and satisfaction they
expereneet biened, as il is with the history o.ou,
and 'mpo,s'", :, nsrt,e.r and which can be founi 10
no other place moe likewise honor tic
10 tue spu' - v,s;,. will be enabled to bear tes
estaosn UNI gill beyond doubt, participate in feelings
''m0 inbred a nature 7. ,iouSTFoKp. Manager
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Vu,peuler's Medicines.

COMPOUND Fluid Extract of Ssrsaparllla, sofdifed
v B,sam Copaivs, C,trated Kali, Oil of Black Pep
PEI, Oil ct Copaiya, Oil of Cubehs oil OF Can'hsri-
ir, Oh of Slnapine. Black Oxyd Of Mercury, Precipi
=, 4 Extrgct of Q,,inine, Saratoga Powders, Com
Tai Extract of Buchu for diseases of the bladder,
&c: lhrrowsote salts, Ginger beer Powders, Cow.
'1d' Io'ion, 'perine, Compound Syrup of Lwerwort,
ctl,a,a Bark, Red Brk For sale. Wholesale and re
nt. By WIN. STABLER, Ag't.
6m. Of Geo " Carpenter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

,iT.r the affair to take place on that spot. lhe
Iile. after its periodical inundaton. had left lne-
Qualities which we're enuush to trip person up
At every step. "If it were but daylight SAID
Iurat. But you cannot light here" "Come
n,u said Junot, this is children's play" Full
INC off his coat, he drew his sword, and Lanusse
did the same.
Junot was good fencer He was nimbe,
Brave, and perfectly cool: but, wishing to haish
the affair, and taking his opportunity, he made
stroke at Lanusse, which cut the crown OF his hat
and spent itself on his cheek. Had he been with
out his hat he must have been killed. Taking
advantage of the movement which had lett Junot
exposed, he gave him back-handed cut, which
laid omen the abdomen, and made wound, the
scar from which was more than eight inches
long. Junot was removed with great difhcuity
The nature of the wound was most serious In a
country where inflammation OF the iatestines Is
the chief thing to be dreaded. But ne was sur
rounded by persons whose talents anu 'rlehusMP
quickly alleviated his alarming SITUATION.
The general in chief was furious the next
morning, when Desegenette's. at Junots desire.
informed him of the occurrence. ''What!'
cried he, are they determined to cut each others
throa's? Must they 90 into the miast OF the
reeds of the Nile, to dispute 1T with the croco-
dies, and leave behind for them the bodyot inc
one that shall have fallen? Have they not
enough then with the Arabs, the plague, and the
Mamelukes? "You deserve Monsieur Junot,"
SAID he, as though his old aid de-eamp had been
present, YOU deserve putting under arrest tor
month when you get we'll" Such were the We
~ words of Bonaparte. He vent to see Junot
considerable time after the affair, that is to say,
when Junot was almost convalescenr, Tor, at hrst,
Napoleon would not see him, saying, that he
was more culpable than Lanusse. However,
the very next day. when appri1ed OF the result
and causes of the duel, he exclaimed: MY
moo JuDot-wouuded for me! But then, the
IDIOT. why did not he fight with pistols'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Fresh Teas, &c

WILLIAM FOWLE y co. hare for Sale,
a.. CHESTS Young dyson } Teas. OF the Nepoo
4 , o ha fdo Gunpowder set's cargo, imported
20 do do InperiL \ me last mouth
20 hid, St. Croix and n. Orleans S,gsrs
g boxes brown Havana
IS bids superior retailing unoasses
Is hid n. E. rum
~ bbs
March u Co > London Particular, Sicily and Pr
Co Madeira, Ieoviile aud Medic Ciare''
ssu,urne and Champagne wines
iCO bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
50 do cotton raveus do
90 coils Mans corlage
20 boxes Havana sesars of extra quslity
10 casks nails, assorted sizes
50 bbls mess and prime beef
50 do prime pork
40 do NJ uscts,el
500 do No IS vine
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Noots g. shoes.

C,uANBsRLAIN & EDSoE have received ny "'
I ,ost arrivals the balance Of their ,,,oDc.
sSrng Supply Of BOOTS & ShO ; ,o.x
-. NV ohsr for sale their very extensive STOCK
Ven n those purchasing by the quantity are parleu
,.rv invited to call, they are disposed 70 se uu
s,Ialy low
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

Despotism of Aahmoud.-A Jew, named
Shapdji, had acquired in trade, and banking
transactions. an immense fortune; he made the
most noble use of his wealth: his generosity to the
unfortunate secured to him the title OF ''father
Of the moor" and this from the unanimous voice
Of Constantinople; for, superior to the restrict
ed shirt of his caste, he gave to all, and wheth-
er the sufferer was Christian, Turk, or Jew, was
disreparded by his universal philanthropy 70
pular sympathy was strong in favor OF such
man; and even the precepts OF the Koran perhie
in its incuIcatlons Of charity sanctlhtd ana de-
Tended him. But to the eye OF Mahmoud' III.
stead of shapdji's charity covering multitude Of
sins, his wealth covered all his virtues! Money
was wanted; money must be had; and he unre-
Ientinsly ordered the murder Of the good man
and the coniiscaiion Of his property. HE exc
cutioner and some chieoushes Confidential mes
sensers) were despatched to the Jews residence;
the latter advanced and knocked at the door.
which was forthwith opened by servant Inc
chivousbes desired to speak with Shapdlis 'ne
servant requested them to enter. They declined
doing so. and said Shapdjl must descend TO 'hem
"a they were bearers of amessage IRON the fo'te
The charitable Jew was confined to his bed oy
sickness: but he sent down his brother to hear
his business, or again invite the messengers to as
cend. They repeated they must communicate
personally with Shapdji-that he must come
doxn-t6at their business with him would not
TIC sick man, nothing doubting what awaited
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

Dow. the Preacher -Lorenzo, the Cosmopo-
lite. after an interval according to his own state
ment, of about twenty years, again visited TINS
Town on Saturday last, and twice addressed the
multitude, as he is in the habit OF calling his au'
dtors. lie is but little changed in appearance
and his manner of speaking just as IT was. we
are informed that in one OF his dIscourses, ne
spoke Of The sevea yiots Of Gods wfath pourea
out upon sinful world. one OF which was young
Napoleon, who in less than eighteen manlns' ne
nradictcJ. would be seated on the throne OF
France. thence, like another Attila, scoursins
the Nations: But if the last news from Europe
is to be- relied upon the prophecy will be faislfied
by the death of the 8. SON Of the Man ERE his
warlike career has beginning. or the va'icina-
tons of Lorenzo can be much farther promulgat-
ed. Petersburg hit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

A friend. who had means of direct information,
mentioned to us that there was considerable
rumpus in Wilmington, Del. on Saturday eve
ming. 1t was understood that party OF lndl'
vid1als had determined to express their aohor-
renee of the administration tariff BILL by burning
in efHsy its author, Hon. Louis McLane. Pre-
paration, it was reported, had been made to carry
the plan into plete effect. The report gained
the ear Of the new mayor who seized upon the most
ef1ectual means Of preserving the quiet OF the c-
". and unwilling to depend entirely on the con-
stabuIary force, he sent and procured the appear
ance OF small number Of United States SOL
diers stationed somewhere in mis- vicinity. Inc
contemplated movements were not made, and OF
course the peace and dignity of fireplace preserv-
ed.-U S. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Porter md ale.
For Rent,

s,.rs The well known Mill and Farm. called
esdFsTa< IRI.ADELPHE.8,
- isI situated on the Little River turnpike
$3.50 Road. about three and half miles from
xexsndr,a To good tenant, the rent will be mode
rate and possession given or before the hst june
., AMY IN W. H. MILLER, and
ROBT. n Miller,
Executors of II. Miller, deceased orto
ABIJAH JaENEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Chewing Tobacco.

rscs :. GRAY K Paukey" ~ to the pound
All . do "Mssley" 10 DO
r.; ,.ceiYsd and for sale by ,r,
In Store,
Pound tsist, superior' do do common TO
ps,y,, 10 and ~ to the pound luneS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
For BOst n.
Eor HoSton.

,,. schooner ELIZABETH u REBECCF'
.jsnr.jg, master. For freight of 200 barrels aP
1890 EDW'D. DAiNGERPlELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
AuiasseS

- HHDS molasses, OF superior quality, landing
j from schr Elizabeth 4, kebecca from Trinidad,
Nl Tor ssle BY
,i,ey EDWARD nAINGERFIEID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
piano fortes.

or slsv,nt new Forte Piano, in complete order
.xeeedinply full and rich, has extra addition
,sr,, and plays With variations with the harp stop
I" A., ,s ,-cond hand English do do in complete or
5s,, ADDITIONAL KEYS &c g ,.r
one other second hand DO. little out oil order,
~ sil be sold low TO lose sales.
RIpt s or-o- ~ -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
(hnNspngMe - Inc.

SN BASKETS Sparkling Champagne Wine, Jus'
y, received per schooner DuH,on y Son, and Tor
,.ir by S. VI X S II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

The female who was delivered of three chill
dren on the oath of March last, IN the Pennsy-
vania Hospital, has left that institution, and now
resides in Cox's Alley, between Second and
Front streets, below Almond street. The chill
dren, two girls and boy, are IN good health
the mothers name is Ellen Frazier-she is q
woman of good character and modest deport-
ment.-PhH. Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

Cotton Tan, Carpet Chain s. Cotton Bais
5,,rro> YARN. assorted numbers; CsrPe. Cham,
6ps and coarse; and Cotton Bats OF good quality,
b, .le by wv 80 IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
iiiNie.
Cash Tor Negraes

I'VE wish to purchase ore hundred aud Fifty likely
w Negroes, OF both sexes, from ID to - years ot
Sc ded hands; also mechanics OF every description.
Persons wishing to sell would DO well to give us u
Az as We are determined TO give ahigher price fol
waves than any purchasers who or NAV hereafter
: a 'hls market, and no certificates required.
Any com nunieasioHs promptly attended to. We can
at Hnes De found at ourresidence west end Duke
"set Alexandria, D. C.
!l1e2 FRANKLIN g. ARxPfEIp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15

Aemons, Oranges, &c.
al BOXES Lemons prime Sicily fruit, IN good
~ 40 do Oranges5 order
100 hampers imp ported Irish Pots'oes
Wines Liquors, Teas. Sugars, Coffee, spies an
other Groceries, a general assor n"nt a. Usual
Flour purchased and received on storage
Goods received and forwarded to country MERCHANTS
~ ';n ausr q sAML. b. LARMOUR g. Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
VmnDAY mDRgaNa, JUNE a5. 1884,

One Of them. young female. named Margaret
Force. had the two sides of her head literally
crushed together Twas sight too shocking to
look at. The other. named Bailey Cohen. had
her body, near the breast, crushed in the same
shocking manner.
The bodies were Immediately removed with all
decency to the adjacent houses. where the Coro,
ner held an inquest, and verdict in accordance
with these facts was rendered by the jury.-The
Jurors we're at the same time decidedly Of opinion
that no blame attached to the persons connected
with the soop, or with the ship. MIR. Webb, OF
the firm of Webb & Allen who built the ship,
went down to the pier previous to the launch, and
repeatedly cautioned those standing on 1t against
remaining there.
We learn that Margaret Force was only IL
years of age, the daughter of respectable parents
who reside within few miles of Newark, n. J..
and was on to this city to visit her uncle, MIR.
Wilson of Chatham street. Mr.. w. had accom-
panied his neice to see the launch. and was the
person, we are told who raised her when she
was crushed to death in his hands!
Mrs. Bailey Cohen, the other lady appeared
ODE about S5 years of age. and had arrived IN
this city from New Orleans about two months
since. She boarded in the house 'of Mrs De
Young, in Canal street near Elm street. She
was a widowed lady and was accompanied to the
launch by her youngest son, aged about 10 years
This boy, with his brother WHO'S aged about Ia
wears, are now lett orphans upon the world
Twas piteous indeed, to hear the poor boys wall
over the body OF their dead mother. They were,
we believe, taken into the care OF gentleman
named SulomOns, who was on the jury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Oranges and lemons

inn BOXES oranges
l,Nj Is do leincns, in prime order
Received per brig Alexsndris, for sale by
o,,7 w FONI.E s. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Singular Case We copy the following from

Singular Case We copy the following from
the Brdge'own n. ]. Observer
San occurrence entirely new in the annals OF
this county, took place before the Circuit Court,
on Thursday last, in this town, his Honor Judge
Ford presiding. The defendant, one Joseph
Dilks, a fanatic, whose residence is a short dis
lance from town, and who has drawn around
him few dcludcd followers, principally women,
one of whom he calls his wife, although never
married, was prosecuted for his open violation OF
the laws of society. The Grand Jury returned
bills of Indictment against both Dilks and his pa
ramcur, for lurnicatlon; which indictments were
proceeded upon by the prosecuting attorney, both
pleading not guilty to the charge, aserrIng that
the Lord had married. them in Philadelphia more
thana yrar ago, and holding 1t as past of their
doctrine, that in solemnizati0n Of marriage they
should not recognize the laws of man. After pro-
ceeding in examination Of witnesses some time
-Dks was persuaded by his paramour, TO yield
this article OF his faith, and consent to be married
in legal manner, which being made known to
the court, the prosecuting attorney agreed to stay
further proceeding, upon an immediate compli'
ance with the conditions proposed. The parties
chose to be married in open court. and by the
presiding Judge. who Immediately pert f,ned the
ceremony, aud released them from custody, and
he,re,urned to their old quarters We are moi dis
posed to question the Legality OF the proceedings,
but we are well satisfied that the people are gene
rally disguised at the result and We fear too, that
| the afiair will not end in very Pcacea6le man
ner. We must of course deprecate the idea that
violence should be used against the infatuated
leader of this fanaticism, but we would apprlse
the civil authority of the probability that some.
thing very unpleasant will he the final result. II
some more decided measures are not pursued -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
New Yoax, June IL.

New YORK, June Ia
Horrible .qccidcat. I'VE regret TO state that
two female, were crushed to death Satur-
day afternoon at the launch of the ship Saratoga.
The vessel was launched into the slip lying on
the east side Of pier No. Sc. On the west side
lay the sloop Rose, laden with stone. The pier
itself. very long and low. aud was completely
covered with spectators, as was also the deck OF
the s!oop Ofthese large number were females.
No sooner had the ship plunged into the slip, than
her bulk swelled the waves to great height, and
caused them to rush with. so much force across
the pier that they broke the fastening which held
the sloop's stern, whilst those by which her bows
were secured renamed firm. All who stood on
the pier were drenched, several were thrown
down by the waves. and many were precipitated
into the slip in which the sloop lay. Among the
latter were two females whose melancholy fate
we have to record. The moment was alarming,
and the cry offear arose from the multitude; but
soon a number of persons, perceiving no further
danger, rushed to The rescue OF those In the
slip.
The two deceased females had fallen into the
slip, between the pier ard the sioep, and were
quickly seized by two men, who had scarcely sue
cee,led in raising them by the hair to small
height above the surface Of the water, when the
reaction Of the waves, and the fastening at the
bows. forced the sloop back with violence, and
in an instant both were crushed to death against
the pier!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
Nine = Teas

Nine = Teas.
:! GUESTS Young lIyson
: half do lmperisl TEAS
DO do Pouchong
40 IS 10 boxes Gunpowder
hAfpipe Sicihan
~ quarter cssks sweet Malaga u-Jvr
" baskets Champaign I'VE
Ceases Clret
nav - upSSeRSv,ru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-15
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
A DUEL BY ToRCHLIGHT.

We make an extract from the account gives
of singular affair in the memoirs OF the Ouch
o.s d,Ah-apfes