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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13
Nuttler
This thoroughbred and beautiful
HORSE,

Georges County, Maryland, under the superInend
ence of Mr.. Baldwin
RATHER is a chestnut, full IS hands "a niche;
high, with remukabI, fine, short, and glossy coat
hair (the surest indication OF high blood with strong
clean bone. great mu SECULAR power, and as symme'ci
in form, and graceful and easy in action as any horem
Virginia
The pedigree of RATHER is short, and ss men
blood can make it. The following extract OF tus
from James Harrison, Esq "a gentleman well kh'1h
the racing worl!,) al satisfy even the most s'uPV
lous of { he purity If his Blood
"RATrLER was sired ty the celebrated &c ho'S
rimolecn III best son Of Archy. his dam by Cons''a'
ton By Dipmed, and out of the same of Iimoieon-
This msre was by the old imported Ssl'ram. w'Ic"vs
By D'Kely's celebrated English EcIpsv, hIsgg d,n'
Old wiliair e z dam, Fearnought, x 4 g dsm' W.
yer, ggggg, The imported Vampire, ggggs';:
low. lie is of the stock Of 'lr BENJAMIN Jones' "
Greensville. RATHER has much Dlomed blood !"
him as an, horse the United Ststes, and oeIt's
partskes Of more Constitution, by D'n"I'
ihe sire Of las dsm- rImoleon, by Archy, bj Dou'"
his sirs--all MIR. jones' run--they stand No III 'n
eniar of America. rimo!eon x lie, Ar,tns' ""I
of Lodi, Snoy Storm. Sally Walker Sally Nc'ee' ".
many otter fine racers, Of this stock. your ~
deserves To- do well for he is doubled aud 'w's'e'
the same stock" (For particulars see bills ~,
Clover Hill, Stafford, Feb. 10,
mar 3--ti 9Th mr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13
Assessors .SOtice.

VlHE undersigned intend forthwith to assess and ",
lue the taxable property of the citizens and Others
of the Town. and respectfully request their cid, IS f.,
as the annexed laws require, that the same msy B,
equalized as near as possible.
GEO. DRINKsR,
WA. YEAIUN,
Alexandria, 18th March, 1889. Assessor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13

Melancholy. The following persons persisted
at the wreck Of the Schr. Increase. from Nor
folk, lost on the South side of Long Island:-
Midshipman Gansewort, U. $. N. Of Albany;
Mr.. J. P. Wiles, Merchant, from near Eliza
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13
Alexandria, 18th March, l83
Entract from Lmc Of the Corporation rsIaliye
to assessments. &c.

The said As ,essors shall, immediately after Their
appointment. pr ,ceed to value the houses and Io,,
within the Limits of the Corporation, and to demand
fom the masters and mstresses of every family, lit.
Of all male tytheabes belonging to, residing in.
thcir respective fmes and also from every owner Of
taxable properly. list of such property And il any
master or mistress Of fm,, of taxable
property shall neglect or refuse 10 give in list Of all
male T. ,heables belonging to- residing in, his her
family, OF other able property, within five days after
the dems'd made thereof BY any assessor the person
so oe dg shall forfeit ard psy one hundred dollars
md if any person whatsoever shall wiifully omi, CT
msrepresent in the list given in. sny ,hsbe taxa
Die property, or shall in any other manner conces,hs
from the knowledge of the assessors. the persons
so nen ing shall forfeit and pay double the smount Of
ike tax imposed on such tytheable or tsxabl proper
ty Every merchant, shopkeePer, mechanic, or Other
person. hsv & in his or her service or empoymen, any
clerk, journeyman apprentice, or assistant shall rem
der AN account of the in his her list If tthe
abes, and shall be accountable for the capi,ator
hereb, imposed, in like manner, and under the
penalties as If such clerk, urney man, apprentice
assistant, were member of his or her family"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13
Section q of a Law passed March. 1851.

f>''NN~
"Be 1t further enacted, That the assessors BE- and
they are hereby, au horz ID to require rom ever.
r or possessor of hous hold furniture. kept for
of its aggregate value, Nj fair market price,
at the time of rendering such account and true la
Of all ground rents which may be payable to such per
son or PERSONS and any such person or persons re
qured, and sitter being informed Of the provisions
this section, refusing to render such account or such
list of ground renis to give such information to Ii.
assessors as may ensbe them to make such valuation
on such list of ground rents, he. she. or they 60 Of
lending shall forfeit and pay the sum OF twenty dol
iars; and in where the assessors have cause to
suspe CT they have not received fair estimate ofurn
,ure or list ofground rents or such correct formation
IS may enable them to make fair valuation Of turn
lure or list Of ground rents they shall assess the value
Of such furniture or list Of grnnni rents, accordngo
the best of their knowledge and judment; and should
the person SO sed deem HIM or herself sggrieyed be
or she shall have right Of sppeal lie the Common
C. ouucil - mar l1-jW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13
From the U. s. Gazette. March,.

1t is known to our readers, that MIR. Senator
Isaac Hill read in his place long speech to the
Senate, sometime last month, whereof it was
said by the Matt nal Gazette, that more was done
BY the author lin reading iD than could be ac-
compished BY most of the public. OF this speech,
the Concord New Hampshire) Statesman says:
"The principal part of that speech was read be-
fore debating club in this town, so long ago as
July or August last"
And, moreover, the same paper adds. the same
speech was read to other circles at various times,
and hence it was thought very probable by most
of the New Hampshire folks. that they should
hear of its being read in the Senate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13

Published, daily, for the Town. and thrice week for
the Country on Fairfax street, between King and
Prince streets, nearly opposite the Post Office Daily
n.ner AZ. Country paper IS per annum. All adver-
tisements appear in both papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13


A Hint TO Mtrses. "A few days since, negro
woman called upon a Physician in this citv, TO
have the shoulder of her child, five months old,
examined Her mistress had discovered lump
on its collar bone, and from the great pain It SEEM
ed to give the child. feared it was fractured. In
deed, the mother thought the sharp edge of the
bone was coming through the skin. On slight
examination, it had much the appearance of a
fracture; but as the motion of the arm was pre-
served. close inspection of the skin was made,
when, BY the aid of a magnifying glass, minute
metallic point was seen making its way at the
surface. BY tIlating the opening little, a sem
ing needle. more than an inch in length, was ex-
tracted with the forceps. The Physician then
learned, that about ten weeks before. while the
nurse WAS dressing the child, it suddenly scream
ed. as if it had received some injury. and for a
long time refused to be cOmforted. 1t was exa-
mined, but no mark Of injury could be found,
except small red point just below the left shout
der blade 1t had been very fretful. with fire.
quent fits OF CRYING, ever since. There seems
to be M doubt but that the needle was at that
time suddenly forced into the chid's back from
the nurses clothes. and had gradually worked
IFS way to the place from which it was taken,
and from the thickened state of the bone at that
place. and the degree of force required to extract
the needle. it seems even probable that il actu
ally passed through the impertec'ly ossifed bone.
Raleigh Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13

A writer in the Leesburs Genius Of Liberty. re-
ferring to the prospects of that Furnishing and
handsome town. SAWS
You were told that it was likely the road lead
ing from Leesburg to Alexandria would be spec
Oily completed. Its now in rapid progress: The
portion from Danes to Difficult will certainly
be made by the close of the current year. The
Alexandrians are building an admirable bridge
over that stream. which so well deserves its name,
and halt the road from Difficult to Alexandria is
substantially and beautifully M'Adamized, the
remainder graded and shaped in the first style.
and vigorous efforts are making towards ITS com
pleton. 1t is believed the present year will sui
flee to finish it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-13

Monument to Hashington.-Mr. Carriers bill
for erecting Monument to Washington, was
yesterday indefinitely postponed.
This bill was opposed upon the ground that it
contained provision appropriatiug the Washing
ton Monument Fund to the erection of a struc-
ture over the remains of Washington. 1t was
contended that such disposition Of that fund
would have been violation of the faith of the
State; that it was private property, and could
only be disposed Of as the subscribers originally
designed. or subsequently sssented to. The OPP
ponents of the bill declared their unwilliugness
to tarnish the fame Of Washington, by depart
ure from good faith; but expressed their readi-
ness to vote for SUN directly from the Treasu-
~. to accomplish the object contemplated BY the
bill.-Richmond Whig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-02
CARRIAGES. GIGS. sc.

fHFHE Subscribers respectfully lrioim tn
z lrlends and customers. fbs, ere n.8priag
turing aud receiving tom their northern man
factories cool supp, Of one and TWO iorsc
Barouebes, with rrmt,r 81 ofher Carriage,
such as Gig. S,I"ty., Bnahys, &c also
newly Constructed Cartage-suiahle ard
convenient Tor Family u#e. winch ttey offer
tor saie a The lowc-t prices Anp person wish
ing am article in ,heir me Of business would do
weIllo call at rDeir O. stand, near the low er
end OF oaia-strect, Linehhurg, where thty
can setert from great variety OF Carriages.
u Ali oraers for Carriages frum any part
Of the Country will be- thankfully received aud
ntaey executed with d,spatoh.
Is Repairing done al the shoItest motto, by
H.R BEACH Z C.
lune % WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-02

BLANK BTALS OF SALE AZ
THIS OFFICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

ResOlvsd, That, in the opinion Of the Senate.
the Ordnance Corps, as organized by the act OF
the present session, is not new corps; that the
officers of the said Ordnance Corps ought to be
taken from the line of the Artillery aud Ord.
nance as amalsamated by former act, and ac-
cording to lineal rank; and that the nominations
for said Corps be referred to the President OF the
United States, together with this resolution, for
the organization Of the said Corps.
Mr. Chambers called for a division Of the
question, and being taken on the first member OF
the resolution, to wit: Sc That in the opinion OF
the Senate the Ordnance Corps, as authorized
to be organized by the act Of the present session,
is not new Corps"
1t was determined in the negative, yeas Is,
nays %. as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bell, Bibb, Chambers, Clay,
Clayton, Ewing, Foot, Hendricks, Johnston
Naudain, Poindexter, Tomlinson, Wagggaman.
Nays--Messrs. Benton, Brown. Buckner,
Dallas, Dickerson, Dudley. Ellis, Forsyth, Ere.
Iinghuysen, Grundy, Hayue. Hill, Holmes,
Kane, Mangum, Marcy, Miller, Moore, Prentiss,
Robbins. Robinson, Smith, Sprague, farewell,
Upton, White. Wilkins.
The question being taken on the remaining
member Of the resolution, it was also determined
in the negative.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
BnsrnN MARKET. June 9.

Fiom.-There is a considerable Improvement
in prices, owing probably to the small quantity
at market. We understand that sales have been
effected of different kinds, at an advance OF IS
s74 cents per barrel above aur last weeks quo
tatons. Our present rates perhaps are under
the value. Several thousand. barrels Of various
kinds sold during the week.
Gram-Pnces Of Corn and Oats have improv-
ed. and sales of S 5000 bushels Southern white,
to arrive, at Csc per bushel, cash. Of other de-
scriptions some small sales have been made at
quotations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

FLoua.-Tuesday, the wagon price OF Flour
was IS 80; yesterday, SO a 6 90. Early in
the day, yeste rday, considerable sales upwards
of 1000 bbIs.) were made, from stores, at 90,
after which holders advanced their rates, or ra-
tn er declined selling.
GnarS.-We advance our quotations OF Corn
to 5sa6O, having understood that it is worth that
price, though we are not advised OF any sales at
a higher price than Sc cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
HAvRE MARKET-May 7.

-Four, American. The ship Pearl, from Phi.
ladelphia, has brought 1900 bbls; 700 bb's had
been disposed of before the arrival of the vessel,
at s5f; the 600 remaining have just been sold at
30f. Some small orders from Nantes, La Ro.
chelle, and Dunkrk, and the reduction in our
prices, have led to the sale of GA bbls N. York
superfne at s5f so, and ss7 brls fine at SSf; be.
sides this. SIG bbs Alexandria superfne have
been sold at S5f. Since these sales our market
has become firmer, and few sellers are now offer.
ING at these rates. The stock remaining consists
of 10 a 500 bbls in all hands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

We have been politely favored with the toilow.
ing interesting letter from highly intelligent
gentleman in Philadelphia.-N. T. Courier.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9th, 1882,
have just received letters and news papers
from Tampico, containing interesting and i'm
portant intelligence. have only time to say,
that an extra from the Office of the Tampco Ga
zette of 9Th May, announces the arrival of cou-
rier from the city of Mexico with the Register
Official Of the ssth April, containing the i'm.
portant intelligence that General lnclan had
left the city aud was at Lerma with his forces
where he had declared in favor of Santa Ana aud
called General Pedraza to the Presidency.
The same paper announces that the Patriots
of Mexico had risen en- masse-taken possession
of the Citidal-declared in favor of Santa Anna,
and despatched an extraordinary courier to Vera
Cruz with the intelligence.
The news from other sections Of the country
is also highly interesting as indicating the feel
ings in favour of Santa Ana, but the movements
in the capital are of the greatest importance. |
also observe that the papers generally speak in
high terms of Gen. Zavalo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
ID [ T. ID.
June IS, 1882.

In Washington, on the night of the 5th inst,
Miss ELIZA Ross. in the eth year Of her age,
formerly resident of Alexandria. to which place
her remains were removed on Thursday, follow
ed BY numerous friends and relatives, in whose
circle her death has left void which cannot be
closed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Company The
Chairman of the General meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany has, under standing order of the Stock
holders, appointed RIcllard s. Coke, Thsmas
Fairfax, John Mason, Thomas Carbery, Robert
l. Taylor, and William A.. Bradley, to be Of the
General Committee Of Stockholders. to whom
the annual report Of the President and Directors
is referred. These gentlemen, together with the
Hon. Louis McLane, Secretary of the Treasu-
~, on the part of the United States; Benjamin
S. Forrest, on the part Of the State of Mary
land; James l.. Ransom, on the part OF the State
of Virginia; George Watterson, on the part of
the Corporation of Washington: A. c.. Gaze
move. on the part OF the Corporation Of Alexan-
dria; and Samuel M'Kenny, on the part OF the
Corporation of Georgetown, constitute the :" &c.
neral Committee" appointed annually to investi.
gate the concerns of the Company.
JOHN p. INGLE,
Secretary Of The 4Neetmg.
June Is, 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
BA1r1MoaE. Tuesday, l O'Clock, P. VI

The Mrket-The receipt of Flour 10 How
ard street to-day will probably amount to 500
barrels. The wagon price yesterday and this
morning is &c 90; sales from stores at lsa 6
Is. The market is very quiet. and we hear OF
no material variation in the price OF any articles
since our last report.-Pat.
Corn Exchange The Flour market exhibit
oil very unusual state of things for the month
of June 1t is usual at this season to feel some
anxiety lest Flour should sour. Last year a
rood deal was s.badded" before this time But
the cool weather leaves no ground Tor such APP
prehensions now. The supplies were still small.
err than before, and larger demand being expe-
rienced prices advanced daily. On Saturday,
between Q and O'Clock, there was quite an ami
mated trade, and an advance within that hour Of
12s cts. on Western. The closing sales were at
SOFAS for Western. No Troy in.
The last sale of Howard st. was at SOL, though
at the close OF business IT could not be had at that
price. Georgetown S63 a J., alexandria the
same, and any Southern sorts S6s. The demand
was almost wholly for hume consumption. A
good many parcels were sold which have not yet
arrived A parcel of ordinary Chesapeake wheat
was Soda l25 cts. good from any quarter would
command $50 cts readily.
Rye advancedto 81 cts, al which it sold on
Friday, and was held at s6cts Saturday: 1900
bush. good yellow Northern Corn were sold on
Saturday at 6Scts., white at 6Scts, Southern
cod Csc and ordinary 6la62cts.
Erchan &c Tor tie Liverpool packet of 9Th clos
ed at 81 per ct. with but feeble demand
Money matters are easy. 81.
". l. jour. Com. June IL 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
lust published

and on sale by tPlM. ~ MORRlSON,
-nCToRJ p. * Henshaw's tewLoliection OF
,Iymns, for the use Of Social ADD Religious Meet
;no. 9Th edition, containing neay two hundred addi
t;en,l n, mns carefully selected from The best auto'
;une i2-- 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
NOtice.

sNUtlCc.
DERsONS having claims against VIM. Shirley,
l. requested to present them to the subscribers
and those indebted will please make immediate pay
men as it desirable to settle the business soon as
possible. EDGAR SNOWDEN,
june l4-3t Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
lost,

AOSls
IN board the Steamboat Cygnet on the llth, in the
place, a GOLD AACHEkO, or TUBE. used in hght.
ing Cigars. gentleman on board advertised to the
passengers that he had found something. II what he
found the article lost he will obge much by re-
turning it to Mr. Cageu, At the City Hotel, who will
pay a.y charges or reasonable reward.
June Is st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
" WILLIAM D. NUTT.-7H1S DaY.

BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS DIP.
nv Friday the 9th day Of June, will be sold at the
" Auction Store Of WIN. ID. Mutt.
fra Il Three Story BRICK DWELLING,
STy with Store and Cellar under the same. situa'
Hsl ted on the south side of King street, between
St. Asaph and Washington streets,--front-
ing on King street twenty three feet and extend ng
back eighty feet to an alley, with the right Of way
over said alley appurtensnt thereto Sale to take
place at O'Clock, 1t the place aforesaid Terms OF
sale then and there to be expressed.
RI TAYLOR.
may e3-dts Trustee.
~ The above sale IS postponed until Thurs
day. June H. At 4 clock Of which day il will take
place at MIR VIM. d Eutt's Auction Store those de-
sircs of purchasing respectfully invited to call du
ring the intermediate time, aud view the premises
June ll-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
SHIP NEWS,
PORT OF .aLEXaNDRLa. IN. C. }

ARRIVED, June IS,
Brig Pioneer, Eldridge, Boston; plaster, Sc
to Wm FowIc & Co., and freight for the Dis
trict.
SAILED,
Brig Belvidera, Fletcher, Amsterdam.
ScAr. Orontes, Hammond, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
Practisibg Ball.

cARusI has the honor Of informing the ladies'
4. and gentlemen Of Alexandria that be will have
,s,' 1Ei Bad .ae g. are respectfully invited to attend
;uoe 12-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

-Tsc"''ss Proceedings ofthe Seaais.-The in
, - Of secrecy having been removed from
p'0ce ed'ngs Of the Senate on the nominations
N.Y.. me ordinance Corps, we copy the following
portion Of them:--Nat Int.
ms In SENATE, May soth, 1882.
NJ. ine Senate resumed the considera,io, nf N.
BNas ase OF the Goth Of April, nominating Georce
suhm;,.a ana others. together with the motion
ns,;aa 'eo ~ Mr.. Bibb the 18th instant. which
-''1an he modified as follows: '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
The Sisters Of Charity.


i and Duke streets, Alexandra, G. and Will com
mence on Monday the 18th inst The class rooms arc
spacious and airy and will be kept neat and clean fos
the benefit Of the pupils
Besdes the usual branches Of female edueation les
sons will be given in French Music. Drawing, Paint
ing. &c. The Sister who will attend to the French de-
partment, will use every exertion to CONN upicate to
the pupils, an accurate and correct pronunciation OF
the language, and introduce the practice Of speaking
the language, during class and recreation.
The Sisters win endeavor to impsrt that useful
knowledge, and incucate those correct principles Of
literature and morality, which are the brightest gems in
the female character.
The inhabitants of the principal cities OF the Union
are witnesses Of the general benefit resulting to society
sin the commencement of the Institution in the Uni
ted States. In the year 1909 Society Of pious ladies'
located themselves in the vicinity Of Emitburgh, Ere
derrick County. Maryland known to the public by the
Of SIsTIns CsARIrf, and incorporated by the
General Assembly Of Maryland in 1916, since that pc.
rod these Ladies have dedicated themselves TO the
service Of God and the Education Of Females of which
this 10 . branch.
The course Of instruction embraces the English and
French languages, Orthography, Grammar. ComDos.
ton, Writing. Rational Arithmetic. Geography Ancient
and Modern iistory, Compos ton, Conversations on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Book Keeping,
Plain and Fancy Needie.work.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
Notice.

YUlHE Adjourned Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il Chesapeake and Ohio lanai Company will be held
on Friday next the City Hall in the City Of WASH
ington, commencing at II o'clock in the morning.
JOHN p. INGIE,
iunc 14-2t Secretary of the Meeting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
UissOluti0n Of COpartner ship

UissOlUtI0n OK COVartnefshlP
l,HE copartnership heretofore existing under Inc
L firm Of Fleming + hcVegh' 10 TINS Gay dtsoneo
nv mutual consent All those having claims against the
firm will present them -fmmediatey for settiements-
those indebted will please make immediate pay ment
o either of US, Is il s desirable the business ihnuid DO
sosad;iv closed ANDREW J. FLEMING.
WILLIAM N. HeVEIGH.
Alexandria rune 12-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14
Notice.

NIoTICE Is hereby given, that the connection mere
~ tofore existing between the subscribers was o.r
.oved by mutual consent on the 18th April last. All VI
persons having claims against Anthony Aoo,soS r,S S
Leesburg, Va are requested 10 Prese IA mi .ho.. in
des,ed are required to pay the sane to either party
whose receipt will be good. a. hDD!s v4:.,u,rcu
iune IL n0H,. -------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

y "s-oppsaranee Of ths S.a Serpent. Captain
,''suson' OF the siOop Meridian, a, New York
nun Charleston, declares that he sax tie Sea
'pea' on the 9TH inst. of the capss OF Virgil
-. a-' anu represents the appearance of the mon.
"er as hitherto described.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

neneral Bernard is one of the aides.de-camps
liking Louis Philip.