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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
Sug.rs, Coffee, Molasses, &c.

Nug.rs, Coffee, MOlasses, &c.
n liogsheads} Orleans, Porto Rico and st. Csoix
", 40 barrels Sugars
4 boxes white Havana do
81 barrels and boxes LOST and lump do
ISC bag, liio !.aguira and Java Coffee
IS hills Orleans and English Island Moiasses
~, 70 . ,h,,s copper distilled "hiskey
5 pancheons old Jamaica Rum
Is aids New England do
ITO chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder
l1,persi, Hyson and Young Tyson Teas, Lew
i,'a cargo
100 OtC lbs choice Bacon cur own curing
50 O0n .hs Ycirow ard Brown Soap
d boX,s siould and dipped Candles
Pr safe by SaH'L. y. HARBOUR & Co.
sent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
For Rotterdam.

IN The coppered ship C0LUHBL3, Abbott
- lsster viii sail about the 18th oeptember, AM
AZ - hogsheads tobacco and small articles on
freight. Apply to W. fo"L1 = 90
4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
10 EeNt
BAY Rum, &c.

rUsr received, Bay Rum in bottles; set Of Appa
j ratus for giving the nor AIR BATH; fresl
supply of Comp Chlorine Tooth Wash, for sale By
Wholesale and retail, Moxon's Efervescing Nsgnesia
fresh supply OF Swam's panacea. Jujube Paste &c.
On Hand,
Geo w. Carpenters Medicines, and supply OF 81
ticies suited to the present demand.
9Th no g WIZ. sIAbLLH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
Vessels wanted.

$50 THREE VESSELS wanted. to carry To
~ bacco from the Pstuxent to Philadelphia anI
S,rr1norr A C. CAZENoVE Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
] i,s,e

sSREsH Thomaston and Rhode Islsnd Lime. fer sale
d nv JOSIAH ~. DAVIS.
ai.o. air sacked dit.o for the removal Of nusanees
,nd C,r ,,.oure j. III ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
ST. CroiX sugar

AZ rlosshesis 5, Croix sugar, superior Quality
4lB ID DO Porto Kico. For sale by
cent J.. l. w n. IRWiN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
stoves! stoves!

'+hSS Sos p toNSO
Or STOVES Of various descriptions; such as coal
OP nine plate, Franklin, with aud without Crates;
plain and ornan.,,ed with dras: No. 1; and couk-
ing stoves, at the latest and most approved patterns
For sale at reduced prices
~ Orders for stoves CT any patterns, thankfully
received and promptly attended to, BY
sep, 8 GEO WHITE, Agt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
Salad Oil.
Carriage and Warness.

wv NIASO utiNt NUT NOS
1 CARRlSGE and Harness in good repair fe sale
n low by GEO WHITE
Whohas constantly on hand, gigs and carriages. va;
faTaeSs complete; for sac at reduced prices .s'sl
67e ptsiH, neat SulSty with harness. aug 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
New Goods.

10 Packages and Boxes of Goods, consisting in
fo part of britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, do Table
and lea Spoonsi Signal Lan,borns. Coffee Mills,
Wood Combs. Looking Glass Clocks, sc. &C. just re
ceved and forsAe al reduced prices by
septic GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
Wrapping papes.

UST received on sale b; WIN ". MORRISON, so
" rearns Wrapping Paper, also 20 reams large size
r,s PAPER, which will be sold low. sept6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
Sack Salt.

BACK S&At.
400 Sacks Liverpool blown salt, for sale by
%tjU sept ) GEO JOHNSON 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

NBURSUANr tn a decree Of the Superour
q Cour Of Law q Ghauc,ry fos Augusta county,
held At tHs Court house IN Saunton on the 2Gth day
q! January, 1882 In the casc of Robert Wiley
against Nash l.. Pilzer and Benjamin WEIGH. ad-
'nIs;rotors OF John Pnzcr decd and the Widow
and Hens Of sand John Puzer, decd Snail, on
tuesday, the Doth day of May next, on the prem
hfS offer for sale at public auction the land IN the
TIL mentioned, on james River IN the county of Bo-
nouFt to the highest bidder on a credit of one, two
{ three years, the purchaser giving bond { security
ifT the purchase money N three equal instruments &
decd ot1rust upon theland to secure the payment.
aaid land lsa large trae' containing upwards of
itIIEN HUNDRED ACRES a great part Of
which Is Low grounds aud well adapted 10 the eaI-
t3re OF Hemp, Tobacco, Sc has On tia first rate
Buck Dwelling House Barn aud other convent. N,
ont HOUSES, together viii Merchant Mil all @,
which are now i'll the occupancy OF Nash l. PIT.
q, Esq and viii be LAID of ana soIl in separate
la.ce,s to sui purchasers
GEORGE FSkRIpGE.
Commissioner appointed by the Court
hprt23 wt3s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
DOMESTIC GOODS.

a NFOKt,E tARIfI ooruet Of baIIWore and
w Charles Streets. Baltimore has for sale a 90
neral assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS con
s'slme IA part Of WALTuAM A9lfroN, Low
Eli, U,Mmro@, NasncA EXErfE. A,fRY. and
FTratuLD MANUFACTURESn-which will
be sold on favorable Trims 10y the package or piece
Baltimore february e. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.


L.iilM orrsat. vii oiease cal! and SEE The
akssS18a1 promises. Also ~ lots On Wcst-
lf,o'
All. -. FARM n Auier.. ore al n half
m.'' tom tts Cooperation aass prllert3 .s,l
h. 'n@sh'.fc 90 On rarahasaf ~ faI IA t'is.
lfaH.. 81 ile i.-, saturday - #ag a.t4ae4tIttp
lar,' ...sfHi h., 81 .el 1t public f-8sflaa os
follow - One -. ~ abya. - tar.H.9 Ai,hlu
',~ hundred yaras Of The Riser ths iat n,rc
Is % I#aabie portion Of wood .1ui ". Huto-
al N.f = cleared .aud on tina - y ir.saas8 i1,
Nl'1a aab.u md atai'r ard eyli apuae eHr.
oaas'aIs.' lire ue#ffat. Iyeg along siae. .on-
tHiu..s ssauf ~ Hsf##=-a o.. .drrab'e poFflnu Of
aaa lots tnay tnaeted tie aaayino 81 and
afors,Iset quality. nia.s. portion Of TIE open
.aaa ige#h and rood On lhl .oi t4rsc JsU good r1.
bu and fae sprug From thee TWO lots three
aud tour Loads Of wood may he made per d. with
sHr t. tbIrd lot contains about 100 ueros on
his there Is a comfortable dwelling ho0#e gcId
lNHge bun g. with about 120 fiut ucc3 the
aBd, and peaches lot supposedly any IN this
country On lhg. l.. there - ceusil r..5e wood
iuI nd much Of beee1rel IS fresh and If rood
quality with a number Ct fue sptngs
This LOT IS worthy the attention the citizens
Of town on account Of u convenience benz not
more than mile and half from tie market house
and though so near t3Nu . Is nevertheless plea
SAINT private retreat 10 pub..a fosd pas ng through
OF near Tie PREMISE
All he god i.oll eli h" ahose tract say about
20 ur % mere Of q God qlaaty %, any upland
IA th.s se#aoa Of country
WILLIAM HtRD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

N%elltGINlA--Nt Kuirshold uttP Chr nm. INN q.
v thr CIRCUIT superior Court OF 1t" ana, is
FOR the town ol lynrhltrs, on the 9th day o. VI. ~
- CnANClEA. 49,.
Daniel 4. PGrrov. Jun. PiaIurlf agaru,t Sam.
Branch J.1,!an, Clement TpwnscHd, Ge'man 'aln"1 A..
ard q. liadru mud Es Hunter, administrator 90
Hmtct, deed. latc Sheriff VI Campbell 'o'b.l,
The HeE.nduuts Branch Jordan. Clement l#"5 ...
Richard G. IIalen net h ayiug entered ihrIt aIr'".
the supplemental til Of the Plua..G and Eh,h n q
according To tue uct al Assembly and the i"'s d
they are no, lnhabnauts Of this country j. -
that tine said defendants do appear here on Wv MIA
ofthe next Term and answer The sad OlIl Oh IL, plf
IN some rrusraper printed ia the town OF ~
for twomonrhs surceslacly, nut postcd at me row
The cvurih nj The s..u ign- ACoPEIiGSff,,fs ~
N.!uhs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

EFIkGINlt--At5tc curt OF uontay sfr'I 'us fau.#
a. aud he for bedford couuly.u I4e c'.ftasH-f.
gSth dag Of February, one ruuu.ari al-n ia. t5.5. .
thirty iwo --DauIcl l.. Price, cN'ur of ktUrr fHt 8.
aud fNtra lhoTp, Hiir Of " N Tho7p, "Ha sa1> j. =
next fieud, Darlel /. Prco ptls. a.al,t vi "'
aud " IN. YnVrp, Deils.-u ChauctfH. -.
II appearing To the satisfaction nttHo court lai " .
Hf, pcndag TN. sun. and thrt t , fmIc rlaaa1 ,N
dow, hath -Iurc rnartled lth taru"u ~ -.
ty-tbs suit ]. nGdcted 10 ahate as Ieiha' G' ..3#
On the motion q the defendant Boyd Nh '...f'n
my Ar. b, IN, counsel, ordered falt %. - h#
TIL shah sperd their cause, by rcySIag the saht
TN per social representatives, OF aud y u up, = -
also do nakc the said Garnet Lea p1lt' tr.'h#Ht
IN thin days rc,i aI,rr being ,crved viii eolA
nrdor, 10 be cxrautrd au tHc female plnuun " per.
lay four weeks roucc, L bo published 40 Tire i
NrgIrIu, H. 10 thi, pialnuH, nluiei /. Prcr ID.
nou-rr,deul 81 tus tate, that then bl be sHiss
act OF tins Gay. coP'-.irstc, ,. - p &
RIO. G.. NfrCHEll,'. -
March -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
SPRING GOODS.
At unusually Low Prices.

q MI Wholesale and Retail friends are RESPECT
" fully Informed, that OUT Spring assortment is
Isouiary adapted to their wants, embracing every
description Of staple and fancy Goods, fashionable,
useful and cheap-we solicit an examination q the
same, confident hat We can give general satistac-
Ton. N.KEP. ROBINSON. 4 60
April =. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
BRUSHES. SO.
NOTICE.

FENTiE SUBSCRIBER intending 10 remove from
n Lynchburg, in few weeks world take !, as
particular favor ifthose persons who are indebted
to him would call and pay their bills Immediately
and all those having claims against him vii
please present them for payment
r MARTIN.
April 90. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
Real Estate OF he
Lato Shelton Taylor, for Sale.
a TRACT OF LAND near Fralhn Court
IA ACRES.

NJ qf VI u = bottom. therefore feh and fsf'#a
H. .,i.aatases ofsu.h IA situation L, llo ua.sz-
mn d. 80 a. Tho farmer . apparent
r.. ra.s sa.u4J.e Hmd Wi hs sold -.
high b.5d.r on TIC - ,9v oftHene,f sassrIe.
Cadr II u county. NJ tn ro4Htaa.s.-I saa=
yfe fourth s.sh. tho balance T. month. credit MI.
bond and approved -,caGtY
Al-1 at til late residence of saa.ian Taylor IN
Moaday tla It'll Of My n,zt. on tn same teas
far#uds I'm. artr {. TN Il, cast # tn sad 1ay
or one 'r,et haoWn by TIE nane Of Ashbalr5 S
containing
Gao ACRES
LING op the man road leading 10 IYuchl9fg. Il
laree portion rood tobaccoland well timbrred aud
walerod cleared land sufficient 10 employ tonr OF
ffc hands One other known h9 tn auue Of " Y
son e. adjoining The former containing
100 ACRES
With a good app.e orchard and to'aab'c dwelling
honsc. ono other odloining. called Nat So With Il
tau ard all IN complete repair, containing
2Of ACRES
Aud one other also ADJOINING, containing Of A
CRES A very particular description is deemed
rs thcae wishing to purchase VII Of
ca1rse. cNam.nc Tor themselves
JOHN y TAYLOR, Fxot
Of SHELTON Taylor decd
Franklin CO. harch5 TIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
THOMAS J.DVEAL.

Up ESPECTTULLY informs his friends and
ia the public, that he has sold out hls whole
Stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c now on
hand, to Mr.. DAVID r Lyman, Who will hereafter
continue the business al the stand formerly occupied
by him. Thomas J. Duyal returns ms sincere
thanks to those who have favored him with their
patronage. and begs leave to socitthe continuance
Of their t1Yols to Mr.. Lyman, whom he takes plea
SURF in recommending Us all excellent and expert
cnccd Druggist All persons indebted to him are
earnestly requested TO come forward and nuke I'M
mediate payment, rs longer indulgence cannot be
given.
Ami Ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

ne are genalue une Curd /. klDDEH
On tie outside printed vrapPet
G.rch 10 a. Ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
TURNER 4 ERR

NuI Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27
d | E D..

In the Philadelphia Allns-house. on the 18th
inst. CHRISTIAN MENzIEs, at the advanced age
of 1l2. native of Strathspey. Invernessh,re,
Scotland. She had been an inmate OF the house,
since 1917, and was enabled to walk until last
November. She retained her faculties till the
last, and took farewell of those that were with
her, few minutes before she died. She had
been the mother of a large family and outived
them all
In Greenfield, Mass. Mrs. ELIZABETH LYON,
aged SO years and 10 months. who lived to Say,
arise my daughter and go to your daughter. for
your daughters daughter has got daughter"
In Ne~buryport (Mass.) Mr., JoSArHANWHIr-
MORE, aged 81 years and months. He was a
twin brother to MIR. David Whitmore, who died
in 1898, aged 90.
In bingham, Mr. Samuel Norton, Esq aged
88. Mr.. Norton was one OF that venerable race
of men, who exerted an active influence for the
cause of their country in the measures which led
to the Revolutionary War.
At Urbuna, Ohio, on the 10th of February,
Rev. Martin Hitt He was very eccentric in his
life, and equally singular in death. He was bu-
ried on the Sabbath after his decease. in the fol-
lowing manner, agreeabIy To his own previous Ill
rections: His grave was made very large: wal
led up with stone, and raised two feet above the
Vi the STOuHu. II was tiUsSlJ WIN
a single stone slab The coffin was splendid in
its exterior, while tkr interior was lined with
sheep skin with the wool on; within this was an
other lining of flannel. A bag of hops was pla.
ced under his head. i'he shroud was made Of
flannel. The corpse was laid in the coffn thus
prepared. when strong arch Of stone was raised
Immediately over it, so that no vile earth should
poute or disturb his repose ;afer which the grave
was filled in the usual manner. and closed by the
slab above mentioned.
At Hagerstown, Md. Mr.. JAMES FERGUSON,
aged 80 years. He commenced the mercantile
business IN Hagers.own, about forty years ago.
and after having amassed large fortune, long
since retired from business He lived respected
and died regretted By all who knew him. Indeed
We doubt whether he has left an enemy in exis'
tence-so remarkably correct and conciliatory
vas his department, Mr.. F.. we understand,
devised the interest of $4,000 towards the annu-
al support of the Presbyterian Church in Hagers-
town, $500 to the Theological Seminary, Prince
ton, New Jersey, $500 to tile Board OF Mission
Of the General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, $500 to the American Board Of Foreign
Missions, and $500 to the American Colonial
ton Society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27

that they pursue with an Incorporating spirit
the great object of the present political strug-
giles; and that if in the approaching contest con,
fusion await our banner, We still look forward
with Joyous anticipation to the day when this ma
ton shall be blessed with the elevation OF Henry
Clay to the Presidential Chair.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
Committee of OVERWHELMINGLY essrs. Josiah
Fishbach, John NJ. Ball. George w. Martin Da-
MEL Morgan. Thos. A. Rector. Jno. Smith, Jno,
S. Powell, Edward C. Marshall. DR.. Alfred
hurry, Col. Jno. Walden. Jno. Philips, John
s. Byrne, and DR.. Robt E. Peyton.
On motion,
RESOLVED. That the Proceedings of this Meet
ing be published in the Political Spectator, Alex.
dria Gazette. Richmond Wing, and National
InteIligencer.
Resolred. That this Meeting now adjourn.
ROBERT E. PEYTON, Chairman.
JOHN S. BYRNE, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27
FRIDAY, APRIL OF, 1889.
rcoMMuNIcATEp.

To the Hon John ~ Patfon.-SIR: address
sed you few lines, not long since, which hope
received your attention, If the occupation of YOUR
time in the important duty Of defending the no.
norabie Mr.. Houston permitted your thoughts
TO be turned on any other subject. Pardon my
rudeuess, Sir. in corresponding with you through
= public journal. must claim the privilege OF
using my own means for obtaining from you
hearing
am told that you bid fair to rival any Orator
in the House Of Representatives-in the number
Of your speeches a, least. ! AIN sorry that the
compliment cannot be made less equivoeai. l
am also informed that you were told, in the pre-.
sence Of tina, body, thai your ambition seemed
now to be, having cooked and primed your gun.
TO discharge it at all hazards, even 1t 1t should
all end in noise and smoke! This you no doubt
considered rude. Another member is reported
to have told you that you had thrice thrown your
self toto his pit for fight, but he declined even
peckiug at you!! This was horrid!!
There is no honor in merely making speeches:
there is less in making motions merely to ruth
draV them. You will understand me.
If INV letters should make the CALLED jade
wince," then may we hope for reformation.
should dislike exceedingly to see Orator Patton
classed with Orator Emmons; but such a thing
might take place; for there is hut step from the
sublime to the ridiculous. Your fellow-cltizen,
Pngiaia, AprH %. ScRuTAToR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27

The marble bust of the late Chief Justice Jay,
which. 6y vot" of Congress. was ordered to be
executed at the public expense for the Hall of
the Supreme Court. has been completed by Mr..
frazee, OF New York. and placed temporarily in
the Library OF Congress. 1t strikes US as a very
superior production Of its kind. The material is
extremely beautiful; and we are confident that
the work will be adjudged BY all who examine
it, to reflect high credit on the skill of the artist
we use tins occasion to mention, also, work
Of kindred character. which has for some time
been exhibited in the Capitol, and which it was
due both to the respectable artist and his beauti.
ful model, to notice before now: We allude to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27

Tn town 10. far from Glasgow, one of The
Battles. while engaged the other day with some
other Of the members Of the Board of Health, in
experimenting the fitting up Of temporary
hospital, exclaimed" Cd! it III be desperate
il that cholera disna come here, after we've
been at sac muckle trouble an expense fort"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27
To the Editor Of The alexandria Gazette.

To the Editor Of the alexandria Gazette.
SIa-Spencer NJ. Ball was declared, at the
close of the Fairfax Election, to have had majo-
rlty Of eight votes over his competitor, Mr.. Da-
mel; but on an examination of the votes taken at
Fairfax Court House, by the Commissioners ap-
pointed 10 examine the polls, it is ascertained
that Wm s. Daniel is duly elected, by majo-
rity of seven votes over 5. NJ. Ball, to represent
the County Of Fairfax in the next General AS
Sembly Of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27

sy lnformality greatly conducc to coa'tort,-an
approximation to a state which, n ever suaihe",
must be begun by individuals who nave sumc'eht
to follow the dictates oi common
sense, careless Of common opinion. ~
We find the following pleasant and opposite
anecdote in the Augusta Geo. Courier:
Original and true .4aecdofc In certain lit
tie town in the land of Nullltcaton, Merchant,
great stickler for Free Trade and STATE f'ghfs'
had cut those words, in capital letters. from some
of the worthy papers he read, and pasted 'he'h
cOnspicuously over his desk. Now u IS Gus
tom, much honored in the strict observance there-
of, in said town, that when merchant buys your
cotton, you must buy his sugar. coffee, irof' @c'
A planter sold the above mentioned merchant his
lot ofcotton, but went and bought his groceries.
&c. at another store. When he came back, the
merchant rated him for it very earnestly. The
planter replied, 81 saw Free TRADE and State
Rights over your desk, aud thought Free Trade
was your political creed. | have only reduced
your theory to practice" The next time the
merchants desk was observed, nothing but State
Rights could be read on it,
We find the annexed paragraph in the Beaver
pa Republican.
Rumor says, that Count Leon is about to pur-
chase this town, (Beaver)-that his agents have
engaged toiuquire the price of each mans proper
ty, and make report to him on certain day-that
lie intends to locate in Beaver. some thousand
Beleiaus which he expects on shortv-it is also
said, that bis hoaor Judge Henry made an estl-
mate of the value of the real property in Beaver.
and that it fell little short of 800, OO0.-But
- II "A,
II Storm of Mud.-The following account Of
q natural Phenomenon is from the Cosmopolitan,
paper published in Buenos Ayres. dated on the
| 18th ult.
| On Saturday last between one and two o'clock,
dense black cloud was observed approaching
from the westward. The haste and apparent ter.
ror of street passengers at the time, indicated u
US the nature of the coming storm. and we turn
ed to behold an object most terrifi; ally sublime.
The cloud at first resembed black smoke rolling
EDWARDS with indescribable rapidity, driving be-
fore it hocks of atfrghted birds screaming in ter
tor at seeming approaching destruction.-ln a
moment it was over our heads-'he sun was hid
from us-we were in darkness. utter darkness
We stood before an open window. but, for the
space of nearly minute, could not perceive that
it was one. Then was heard loud peal of thun-
der, which was Immediately succeeded by show.
| er of "mud, " thick mud and there was light
the dark eei which enveloped US had been
wrent, part falling to the earth. mingled with
water. On the re-appearance of light, surround
me objects presented themselves in different CO
| or The fronts of houses which. but a nioment
before, appeared to our view white as snow, now
wore dingy robe.
But it would be idle TO attempt to give an ac
curate description of this "dust cloud" We
can only say that ITS appearance was awful indeed
and would, perhaps, in any other country, cause
dire alarm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-27

sy lnformality greatly conduce to coa'fort'--an
approximation to state which. n ever STAINED,
must be begun by individuals who have suihclent
independence to follow the dictates oi common
sense, careless Of common opinion.