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"ANoTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT
CONE

DIED-On Wednesday last, the 18th
inst. at his residence near this place at
an advanced age, Col HENRY BOWER,
a soldier of the Revolution, and .ior ma
ny years clerk of the Court Of Botetourt
County. His remains were inferred
with the usual military honors on Thurs
day, and were attended TO the grave by
a very large concourse ofthe friends and
re latives of the deceased.
FincGstLe Patriot.
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a EB r. a III a WI.

if taken up out ofthe State, or thirty dol
lars for securing him in Jail SO that he can
get him again-or twenty dollars il he
is taken and secured in the State, and all
reasonable charges paid if brought home.
Abraham is about p years of age, a
streight likely fellow, about five feet e.
leven inches high, we'll featured, light
complexioned for a negro, but not mu-
latto-in speaking he lisps little, and
has crooked stiff finger, believed to be
on the middle of the left hand-he was
never known to drink ardent spirits of a.
ny kind.
He was seen shortly after his clopement
driving a Wagon belonging TO Augusta CO. =,
Va, TO and from Richmond; but from infor-
nation received ii is thought he has gone far
Their westward, as fellow answering his des-
cription left Waynesboro' last summer, in
company with black man, driving cart,
going 10 one of the Springs, about which he
may now be lettering, ifhe is not gone TO O.
hio or some other non slave holding State
ELI ALEXANDER.
Near Charlottesville, Aibemarle "a June %
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POSTSCRIPT.
Saturday Morning.
STILL LATER AND MORE Distress
yNc -

49,
ING
A gentleman has Just arrived from
Quebec, who states that on the ilth
there were SIXTY new cases and that
it had extended to the Upper Town,
where one gentleman had died after a
few hours illness. 1t is added that three
persons died with the Cholera on board
the steamboat in which our informant
left Quebec for Montreal.
The Board Of Aldermen OF this city at
an extra meeting held last evening. vot-
ed S25, 600 to the Board of Health for
the purpose Of erecting hospitals, Sc.
~99GFe--
The legislatures of Pennsylvania and
Ohio have held extra sessions TO district
those states under the new aPporiionment Of
representatives in Congress.
=eEeE-
Heman Allen has at last been elec ted in
the long contested district in Vermont, a
Representative in Congress.
-~s6s--
STAUNTON CONVENTION.
LoudOun--Lewi5 G. Beard. r. G. Ba;..
", Chas. NJ. d. Binns, John Stephen
son, Henry Nj. Thomas, John Jannv
Chas. L. Powell, G. e. Mcintyre. and
Robert Mcintyre, are elected delegates.
FredericksJWg-Col. Thos II. Bolts.
Lynchburg-Dr. ]. l.. Cobbs, Rich =
ard II. Toler, DR.. Micajah, T. Lynch,
and Charles L. Mosbv.
Meetings have been called in the fol-
lowing towns and counties :-Charlotts-
vile g. Scottsville in Albemarle; Berke-
ley, Campbell, Amherst, Nelson, Rock
bridge.
From the Aartinsb,ug Gazette.
Stanton Convention. Our readers
will perceive from another column Of
our paper, that it is proposed to have a
meeting in the county Of Berkeley. on
Saturday the Both of June, for the pur-
pose ofsendiDg delegates to the Staun-
ten Convention. The original design
Of this meeting has been somewhat en-
larged--and instead Of combining the Sc
lection to young men, it is proposed to
extend 1t so as to embrace all, of what
might be termed the aCtire material of
the party without reference to their
age. We greatly prefer this latter plan,
Tor the Stanton Convention will have
TO act upon the most important interests
Of the party such as the framing Of an
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-22
SWOLLEN.

FROM the subscriber, living one
mile from Baylor's Mill, on Middle Riv-
er in Augusta County, on the stage road
from Stanton to Winchester, and four
miles from the former place, last night,
"A dark Bay Horse.
about IL hands high, five or six years
old,--he has blaze, and two hind feet
white, his tail long and heavy, and his
name also heavy. He is not gated. Is
very fat, and moves heavily. lie had
no shoes behind.
Areward of % dollars will be piven
for securing the horse and thief-or Ten
Dollars for the horse alone, iftsken ont
OF the county, and information be given
to me, directed to the Stanton Post.Oc.
flee or half the amount in either case
If taken in the county.
WILLIAM FISHBURN,
June ~, 1892
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who could neither whistle nor sing tune.
in few days, was able to note off any tune
In these few lines have given you what
believe to be correct, or it is my view on this
subject. Yours Sc
ANDREW A. ALEXANDER.
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$40 RE WARD.
RAN away from the subscriber on
the night of Tuesday last, my boy
B 4 e. H..

He is about five feet III inches high,
stout and corpulent, of yellow complex
ion, resembling an Indian, of sour
countenance, speaks slow, is about 36
years of age, but would be taken for
forty from his appearance. AS he once
ran away and reached Pennsylvania, he
may again endeavor to make for that
State. If taken in the county l will
give ten dollars, and ii out of the coun-
ty twenty dollars. VIM. BOYS.
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Electoral Ticket, the organization of
county committees S-c

Electoral Ticket, the organization of
county committees, &c.
We are gratified to perceive the read
mess with which this suggestion of a
State Convention has been acted upon
by the people of Virginia. 1t argues a
healthlul state of public feeling-and a
just sensibility to the endangered inter-
ests of the country. We perceive that
meetings have already been called in
Fredericksburg, Richmond, Lynchburg,
and the counties of RockJridge, Augus-
IN, Nelson and amherst. We have no
doubt that every portion Of the State
will be fully represented. We hope
our neighboring counties Of Jefferson,
Frederick. Hampshire and Morgan will
display their accustomed zeal in sup
port Of the good cause, and present a
just representation of the feeling of the
country in the proposed Convention.
Postscript 10 Liverpool letter of May is.
No administration vet formed, and
there is an impression the Grey Ministry
will retain Office.
Extract of a letter to gentleman in
Baltimore dated Tampico, 22d. May,
1882.
An express has just arrived from We
ra Cruz bringing important news from
Gen Santa Anna. He has defeated his
opponents, and Gen. Calderon, comman-
der of the government forces, has fled.
leaving behind him his cannon, ammu-
milton and baggage"
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tie Walton than any of the papers comment
ed upon" in The far famed Report of the ma
Jorlty OF that committee we cannot but eX-
press our establishment tina. those keen scent
ed gentlemen should have omitted all notice
OF II in their bill Of Indictment against the
Bank. The accounts of Messrs Noah and
Webb are surely small game, when COM
pared with this glaring attempt of General
jackson 10 convert the Bank into political
engine, for the promotion of his own reel
ec'iHn, and looking even beyond that, TO the
election of his heir apparent, Martin Van
Buren,, and so on, Gd infnittnl, so far as
the Bank influence, controlled by the gov
eminent, could effect that result!
-ISec-
The Editor Of the New York Spectator
says he is informed by the Butchers of Full
ton street that the Beef market has not been
so lily supplied for seventeen years as at the
present season. If it were not too far TO
drive, our graziers would not want better
invitation 20 that market, backed by the as
surance which the editor gives OF "high pri-
ccs and quick sales
THE HARvEsT.-The Petersburg In.
telligencer Of Tuesday says" The
Cutting of the Early Wheat commenced
on some of the neighboring Plantations
yesterday. Generally the Crop promi-
ses well. In few days we shall proba-
bly, be enabled TO state for the iniorma.
ton of our Country Friends, the starting
price of the article in this Market"
oefS--
G&COUNTRY FLOUR is as quot.
ed on Thursday, brisk at 1915. We
heard of some sales on Saturday at So
81 1-2.-Rich. Wing.
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100 Dollars Reward

win be given by the subscriber for
the apprehension and delivery to him of
b is nepro man
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-22

o. We have received from tie publish
ers, MeGsrs. Key, Mielke and Biddle, of
Philadelphia, a copy Of AN eXcelen. little
work entitled "The Young Mans own
Book" 1t assumes the Office of friendly
adviser, and is replete with valuable coun-
sci Calculated to form the character on a
solid basis, and to ensure responsibility in
lille" Ii is decidedly the best work Of the
kind we have ever seen.
o. We have also received from the same
gentlemen, work called ''The Singers
own Book )" the merits OF which we have
not had time to explore.
o. Both works may be had at the Store OF
j Is breckenridge, Esq
Condensed English Chancery Reports,
advertised for sale by Mr.. Cowan ofthis
place.-Chancellor Kent speaking of the
great value ofthese Reports to all the A
merican Bar observes Il think they have
been judiciously edited, and it is a work,
that was much wanted, it was indeed
indispensable to the circulation in this
country Of English Equity La,c, (the best
Code in the world of ethical principles
justly and truly applied to the adminio-
tration ofJustice;) for who could buy or
be willing to wade through all the vo-
luminous pages of English Chancery de-
cisions, when one half of the number is
cumbersome and useless with u.s."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-22
N6gTEGN.

THE subscriber offers for sale that val
liable
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

l7O5, used to suffer his beard to grow in disorder
iurins the whole period of mourning In this he
initiated the Jews. The dowager expresses ne.
yer left off weeds, and their apartments were
ung with black till their death. The Chancel-
Tor Of France is the only person who never wears
mourning. The brothers, nepkews and cousins
Of Popes never wear IL; the happiness of having
pope in family is too great to allow them to be
afflicted even by his death.
, The most remarkable of all these usages, is,
perhaps, that of the people of those ancient ma
lions, who dressed themselves as women when
they lost their relations in order. it said, that
the ridicule attached to their vestments might
make them ashamed Of their grief.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
Remedy 1ar the Dropay.

sBSHE subscribers feel pleasure in announcing to
! the public shat they have in their possession,
and for sale al their tDothecaries shop, King street,
aex4ndra, a TRIED and INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named distressing and too often fatal
disease. IA a SAFE and convenient Hydragogue, its
effects are almost immediate. dischargng the water
from the system c,plosl; Alternative, it restores
the equal action Of tie vessels and establishes the
tones IF the system, and thereby the patient
from recurrence of attacks. The undersigned feel
confident that in all were the disease is not
ed Sy actual disorganzation. the cure will be SURE
The confidence with viii h the Anti hydroPh'c pills
are recommended, is founded on experience in Cases
already tried and upon the fact Of their being the
mIt of genius founded upon science, and not OF en-
criticism
Twenty four pills, in most cases. effect cure. Ap.
p,ications from distance must be post paid Ap2ll-
cants will be furnished with the medicine at five dol
lars box on their forwarding the money and paying
the expense of its conveyance.
iyl2-eof WILLIAM LANPHiER e co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
SpieMdid Furniture

CHARLES KOONES,
Calumet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, nert door
to the corner Of .4lfred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures q rene.
i raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE.
Which, for elegance and durability, deAes competition
Hisstock, generally consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrswing room chairs
Grecisn, winged aud single wsrdrobes
Observation-Disclosures with marble tops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables with marble and nah ogany tops
PilIer and block dining. card and breakfasttables
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
French and variou other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Ladiesiressing tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittoa genemen's cabinet, secretaries and book
cases
washstands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany. bird eye, and curl
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles candesands, shaving do portable desks
and every other article in the cabinetline.
LLKEW1SE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam saved, curl and
shaded veneers, copalvaInsh sackng bottoms cords
BEDS, MATTRASSHS, go.
The above articles will be disposed offor cash or to
punctual persons on the most liberaIterms.
very extensive patronage from Washington indu.
say, that Will deliver furniture to any pur.
ci.aserin that city free ofexpence.
Trimmings Carving executed in The best manner.
may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

y
JAMES GREEN Cabinet maker,-has inland, and
will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
81, Alexandra, u at the corner of10th st., Pennsyl.
'snia, Avenue Washington-a genera assortment II
mostfashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, superior in quality, to any
ever oheredi the District:-Consistngi part of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedesta lend and plain sideboards
Ditto, with cellarettsand marbleslsbs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES san bookcase
Pier,abieswith marble aud mahoganytops
Pillerandcl dining, brea kfastsnd cardt tables -
Plain do 90 do do do
Ladies " ork stand
Shaving andcsndl do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mshoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, radles
Portable writing desk sac
With agenera hssortmen tot bedsteads frichlv
carved mahogany maple and stained woods, all Of
which will soldaslow for cash they can be pur.
chased ofthes anne quality atsny other msnufactory
n the Union ALSO,
.anas sortmen ofStDomingoandB Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for handrails
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nsh sacking bottoms. cords, G
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed msy6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
FresM Teas, &c

WILLIAM F0WLE & CO. hare for Sale,
= :, IaESrs Young dyson Teas, Of the kepoa.
- Is hafdo Gunpowder se,'s cargo. imported
70 do do Imperial the last month.
20 s saass ST. s:s Sfs ns ."a N Orleans
IS hhds superior retailing molasses
20 bbs : ' H rum
March e Cos London Particular, Sicily and ri.
co MADEIRA, Leoville and Medoc Claret,
Sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
so coils Manila cordsge
90 boxes Havana segsrs of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
50 bbs mess and prime beef
SO do prime pork
500 30 do do NO NO 5 "aeterei tune,
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viii please say TaEr ADVERTISED, or they may no
get them.
A
John Arnold David Allen
dr Anderson Miss Ann Avery
B
John Ball Miss Margaret Bailie
William W T Brister Daniel Bruce
John A Blue hrs Ann Bronsugh
Niss Susan Bell James Bloxham
Edward Burchill James Bell-2
Hiss Ann Ophela Baden Mrs Beisey Burnes
- Mercy Byrne Joseph Ed 3rinton
- Sarah w Bronaugh Mrs Rebecca Bright
Presley aarker
John Carson Thomas Crook
Capt Oliver Cclburh-2 Benjamin Crycr
slrs Bridget Caulfeld
John Dixon Danr r Du!any. U sN
John Donaldson Miss Ellen Douglass
Kitty Dogan Daniel Dulany (Jnior)
Mrs Jane Davis
VIM Eastern James English
Edwin Fitzhugh James Fadclv
John Francis Stephen Fields
G
Edward Gray Dir Gibson
Alex G Gordon, U M Mrs Rebecca Green
Mrs Amanda Gordon
II
James Hill (cooper) Henry Hoy
Joseph Hackney Elizabeth Husson
Col Lewis Hopkins Dennis Hacket
Miss Sally A hutchins Nehemiah Hicks
Airs Hayden
Hiram L John on-2 John Jefferson
ARR Mrs Ann Jackson
Miss Maria Jones
Miss Byzantine Kidwell Nr Kdwell
James KelIy.-2 Christian Keefer
l.
Daniel w Lewis James IL Lee
Miss Elizabeth Lewis Adm'rs of Edward Lloyd
Miss julia A I.ongden
NJ
william MILAN David Martin-2
Frederick Nyrck Allan Hc1se
John Henry Massey--2 VIM Maddox
Robert Marshall Miss Margaret Nancy
Mrs Jane Monroe q Mrs Elizabeth hcCIain
Alexander Mckenzie John Mattingy
Miss A Minor Airs Sylvia Morris
VIM Mcdaniel
VIM Nash Mrs Catharine A Nash
o
Rszen ogdon
p
Miss Sarah Jane Patterson Miss Constsntia Preuss
Mrs Piper John Potten-2
Ebenezer 6 Perley Mr. Potts
David Price Mrs Mary Ann Pritchard
Reuben Potter John Popham (hstter)
r
Joseph Root Mrs Susannah Rose
David Rice A II Ringgold
Wm Rlcketts-2 Wm Robinson
I hacker Rogers John Ritchie
S
John Smith Mrs Stewart
Nes,rs Sears s. Price - Sarah Su;er
Wn, Sinms VIM Spencer
James 5aers Mrs Ciocy Sillick
Mrs Mary Ann Stevenson
I
Charles Triplett VIM Thnrnss
Rev Dennis ryier Charles Turner llo
Jonah Thompson (tanner) Camitius or Harrison lay
w
Alexander williams Mrs Julia 81 Wallace
Mrs Williamson James Wosburn
Sarah u Wndsor-2 imogine l. wil!thorne
David " oodbury Robert Windsor
DAN'L. BRYAN, +. NJ.
| Alexandria, August 1, 1926
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

Saratoga Water.
FROM CONGRESS SPRING.
4 SUPPLY OF ;he above a,ci, Just received; also
y Robinson's Patent Barley, for making BARLEY Wa.
ter in len minutes &C.
On Hand,
Swan's Panacea and Nerm.fuge; G w Carpenters
Medicines, Compound Syrup of Sarssparil's Chloride
of line CHLORIDE OF SODA in bottles, Elegant
Hcdcine Chests for families and other articles in the
Drug Line VIM SIAbLEh.
!,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
RULES FOR YOUNG MAIDS.

At fifteen affect vivacity, and line your bonnets
with pink. II in company with the man you like
for husband, hold your breath long enough to
blush when he speaks to you, and incline your
eye downwards in giving an answer. Be eau
tious at this age to wear your gowns made high
in the neck, and your charms may be conceived
greater.
.7i sirieen, seem to have high spirit, with the
most unbounded submission TO the opinion OF the
favored one. You may now look in the gentle
man's face, but be cautious that the eyebrows are
KEEP, well arcbed. Affect great liking for little
children, and get the credit of being good nurse.
1T seuenieen, read the news of literature, fash
ion, ard form your opinion of the lullies OF the
day upon its model. Condemn play going wo-
men, and talk of The happiness OF retirement and
domestic life. Shipper 'nmby pimmy," to put
your lips in pretty shape. and kiss children so.
iuptuously before gentlemen, to set them long.
ing. Wear low frocks, but do not show off too
much.
III eighteen, look ont for husband for YOUR
SELF. and practice making baby linen for q mar,
ried friend Read COOKERY made easy and
Littie's Poems," in secret.
fit hiaeiee go to routes and parties, bnt avoid
general flirting. Dress fashionab!y, but with
great decency Wear no flowers in the hair,
Out lei the Cufls Oe uispidy eu "'ue'J'
AT t,osnty, consider yourself IN danger of not
getting husband, aud suit your conduct to your
circumstances.
.af tweaiy-one, affect every thing, and marry
any body.
| 1t t,renty, t,ro, try the watering places.
| at trsnty-ihree. go 20 Cheltenham, and look
out for the old East Indians. We'have done!
You cease to be young maid.-Eng. Paper.
4
Curran and LysagM.-The famous Ned Ly.
saght was perpetual ear-sore to the 10 less Ia
nous Curran, his contemporary. Wits like poets
and kings bear no rival near their thrones Cur
ran was particularly averse to meeting Lysaght
in company.-For the orator had always pen
chant for showing OFF, and the punster had a
passion for engrossing the attention of the audi
tors to himself alone. Sometimes, too, a COLI
sion took place between them-'a rare encOun
! ter of two brilliant stars On one occasion,
! Curran, somewhat piqued at the overwhelming
radiance of Lysasht's facefie, pettishly exclaim
ed that he was quite tired Of the quantity and
quality of puns with which Lysaght inundated
the company; and half jest, and half earnest,
proposed fine on any such future delinquency
The joker assented, summing up his offences by
the following quadrupe joke:-' All! Curran, il
were pua.ished for every pun shed. | would
not have puay shed to cover my punish head
.4fheaaum.
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NEW SERIES WWAo s77NOo ea55
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, ilerandria D. c. the
LIST of aUGUS3, 1882
II Persons Calling for letters rhe following lis,.
viii please say TaEr ARE ADVERTISED, or they may moi
yet them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
Bacon, Flour, Whiskey. &c.

Bacon, Flour. Whiskey, &c.
fn0 0O0 LBS. prime Bacon. cured by the
$50 bbls super6ne family Flour, best Shenan.
doah brands
100 hhds and 10 bbls Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
key
120 chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
lmpersl. Tyson, Young Hyson, and Sou.
chong Teas, all of late importations and
fine qusities
2 half pipes superior Port Wine
do pse and brown Sherry
lyI4 SAMUEL II. LARMOUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

Eem0n Syrup.
~ BOXES Lemon Syrup, Of superior quality, land.
m ing from schooner Reaper, from Boston, and for
ssleby EBe'D. OAiNGERFlELD.
Who has in Store for sale:
80 80 ha Id Port Porto Rico SUGARS part of .u.
"a do st. Cro1 P'of 9uany
10 half pipes Seignette's Brandy
10 S SsrrI pipes American Brandy
2pipes Holland 2c:,
barrels American vi"
20 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, los and i2s
No. Mackerel, &c &c. iyl7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

Epicmean .AGrice AT venison feast one
day, REYNOLDS addressed his conversation to one
of the company who sat next him, but to his
great surprise could not get single word IN an
swer, until at length his silent neighbor, turning
to him, said" Mr. Reynolds. whenever you
are at venson feast. advise you not to speak
during dinner time, as in enJeavoring to answer
your questions. have just swallowed fine piece
Ut the fat, entire, without tasting its flavor.
CNorthcon's Life Of SIR j. r.
There are only three liquors that harmonize
with smoking-beer, cuffee, and hook. Cigars
altogether destroy the flavor Of claret and in
deed of all red wines, except Auchmanshauser;
which. IN case you are not knowing in such mat
tiers, is the produce of the Burgundy grape trans
planted to the banks of the Rhine.
Memory and Recollection. Beasts and babies
remember, i. e. recognize; man alone recollects
This distnc ton is made by Aristotle in his Ethics.
.4necdote offhe Emperor .7ieraader-The Fun
peror was accustomed to travel with the utmost
rapidity. On certain occasion his Majesty, IA.
tigued By having remained long time in his car
riage. alishted. and, unaccompanied BY any of
bis suite, pursued his way on foot through viii
LACE that lay before him. The Autocrat of all the
Russias was attired in bis usual travelling cos
tune, military great coat without any parti-
cuiar mark of distinction DESTROYS Of obtain
ing some information respecting the road he was
pursuing. he accosted military looking person
age, who stood smoking cigar at the door of a
house. To each Of the Emperor's questions the
stranger replied in the most uncourteous man
ner; aud by way Of terminating the unsracious
barley ALLOW me to ask said Alexander,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

Memory and Recollection, Beasts and babies
remember, i. e. recognize; man alone recolects.
This disnc ton is made BY Aristotle in his Ethics