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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
INCARNATION WANTED

NJ ,aost singular and extraordinary eire''r'-
:. ,,s some time 10 the month OF September,
". ,a,r of our Lord 1900, when = young te.
ID w nsrsonase Of respectable appearance, who
palS the English language, came to the resi-
;P If Mr.. n, in the interior Of Pennsyiva-
usN' t,hout so miles m north westerly direction
9'I, ,he City Of Philadelphia) and brought with
ho" ,nal, infant, apparently about six months
p', Ill oroportioned, dark eyes and dark hair,
eO' ,nnIexion, aud had an umbilical rupture,
%" IVA. soon aftersards perfectly cured
,S "'h he left, together with package of good
"'!.,I,s,,. clothing, small white fur hat. fUe
i,Nor bank note, and scrap OF paper upon
..h,ch she wrote the alleged name OF her husband,
". rbild's father,) in care OF the family OF Mr.
under prptence Of going to A--n, to
- her said husband, who she SAID was passing
' w. ,oUn on that day, and returning again to
" her child before night. Thus she disaP-
e. and never was seen there from that day
= ms, From circumstances, however, wnien
" ad and were ascertained shortly after the
hove date. It 1t Is rendered almost certain mat
nc cane from, and again returned TO- fai'adei'
yna. p.o,;d.n.. bowe
,,r ard the special care OF those under whose
'.,,,r,i,n the goodness OF Almighty God had
led this infant. IT has been sracIousiy preserV-
- and fortunately led through the yicis 'itudes
SL;s life. received liberal education, and a
n.,h,oical profession; arrive I" the age OF man
S,,J. !, now respectable citizen oi this state
,.J ,be head OF u family of wife and children
a. n ,ood health and prosperity-of whom his
'..j ,ors,,ors twha,ever condition they may be
., need in no wise be ashamed.
Tbi, baing matter Of serious consideration
18th ,ha INQUIRER. and he having been deslrous
;,.s 70 ascertain if possible, the facts in re-
.,,. m his ancestry, he has fnally come TO the
sI,.i,n ~ adopt this method of most earnest
e aoI respectfully calling on all OF any oil SUCH
n shom these present, may come, VINO 'hou'u IN
-, ,n,noer be acquainted with those mysterious
-, ,;nl,r) circum.ta noes. 10 give him some Nsot
~. zane. or render it possible tor bim 10 o.
tio kno. edge of such facts that viii iead
=, ,dl.closure Of his ancestry. &c.
The reasonable design Of this public inquiry
mn., hs ob,ious TO every enlightened and feeling
~;aJ Mn will for a moment reflect itself into
III, situation of the inquirer. Names anu fes'oehee
,e here reserved in order to avoid surprise Win
those unnerested
Any information on the above subject ADDRESS
cd to Samuel lines, Editor OF the Eastern fenn'
.,lyania Democrat & Argus will be- tnanS'u"y
received aud properly estimated. ruonsnefs o'
n,,ers and PERIODICALS. throughout the Cn'oh'
and n,rtcuIarly 10 Philadelphia, will confer an
acr Of beneyolence by giving the above one inser
ton, or at least passing notice IN their respee
tive Journals.
Sept. 1858.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
Nami\toniNn School.

uyHE subscriber has at length obtained possession Of
i the room that he has SO long wished to occupy
on the north side of Prince between Washington and
ST. Asaph streets-in,o which he has removed his
SCHOOL, and having procured competent assistance, he
10 prepared to receive additional number OF scholars
Since the recommenc ement Of the exercises Of his
School, the Teacher has made very important altcra
ton in his system of government Having abolished
the practice of coporesl infections he has adopted
thods of restraint and confinement the onl mode OF
punishment to be used in his School, except in cases
Of vicious violation Of the most important rules Of the
THAT such system may be successfully pursued the
ub.crber is already fully convncedi and its sdvsns'
ges are too palpsbly evidentto need rehearsal Us
only proper to say, that it is known, and universally
admitted that the Of the rod tends To harden the
fs,nos and destroy those natural sibilties which
children invariably possess in very emneM oegree
Children may be mortified and punished Dy re'~d'nt;
wi,hou, degrading them in their own estmatonI ano
by confinement they have an opportunity ;o.e' TpC
Teacher has likewise opportunity thus aforded MN
of reasoning with his delinquent pupils, and OF present.
ing to him his delinquencies in their proper ehsaces
Nv corporea punskments, feelings of fesr ana oreao'
and in many instances disgust on .ne par VIC
lar; and on the part fthe Teacher, feelings OF ra
bility and peeyishness often d.
.meIrically incompatible with those which should a.
ways subsist between teacher and ms senoan' aho
which should ever actuse them in their intercourse
one with another. But by system orewafds ana pun.
shm. ms which are in themselves of value, child
nay be taught to pursue good for goods sake, WIN
ant being sctuated BY remunersve CONGREGATIONS, or
by the debssing principle Of fear
In this school the usual branches OF an Engi,sh edu-
cation are fought Particular attention is paid to the
manners and morals of the pupils: they are required
10 be neat and ceany in their persons and c'othng'
40 h nunctusl in their atte ndance at school, and to
20 Immediately home from school The Terms are
ooderste. and in making them SO the subscriber
.ould urge the necessity Of punetusiity on the pst
Of his patrons that his attention to hs sehoars may
be constant and undivided.
NJ b. His Night School, for apprentices snd others,
will commence on the night Of the 10Th OF the present
month ' "'
sept 6-d3tseo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
New H0Oks.

VXJORKs of the Rev. Andrew Fuller, with his Me.
w mo,rs and Portrait; Boston edition. 2 vols Svo
Sco,t's Bible, with Commentary; ) vols royal octs
chalmers on the moral and intellectual constitution
Of nan.
Example. or Family Scenes
Pictures of Private Life, BY Sarah stretneyi and
Thc Quarterly Review, No 27i containing me ime
and Writings Of Governor Livingston "lnanam t,e
and spc.ches; Slavery in the District OF Columbus;
Poor avs; imprisonment Of Silvia Pelico; Goodrchs
Geography; Felton's Homer; Works OF Joanna BABY
Roscoe's Life and Writings; Penitentiary system IN
the United States. Subscribers WIN p,esse 70 vsu 'o'
their numbers ELIZA heNNIoi'
semi l4-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
f. U G. A I'll n.
Mrs. Porter's Seminary

TIME Seventh Session of Mrs. Porter's Seminary for
i Young Ladies will commence on Monday, the 10th
instant
Mrs Porter gratefully acknowledges the steady pa.
tronage of the early friends Of her Institution and the
confidence evidenced by the increased number of pu.
pills. encourages her to the that every
advantage necessary the attainment Of liberal edu
cation, founded on strict adherence moral and re-
lpious obligations will continue to distinguish her ef
forts for the instruction OF most interesting and i'm.
portant portion of the community
Board and Tuition in all the branches Of English In.
structon one hundred and nifty dollars per year Of for
weight weeks, payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars according to the class in
which they rank from four to eight dollars term OF
twelve weeks. a., m
Music on Piano. Harp and Guitar sls 90
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting
ch;n..e do S 90
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors 90
Latin, French, Italian and Spanish. each w
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry ana As
,ronomy illustrated by various experiments
Each Boarder must be provided with single mar
Mattress or bed and bedstead, and Necessary oeding'
silver tumbler, table and tea spoon uniform IS
worn, of blue gingham during the week, and on sun
day 4 white dress, with blue belt A straw bonnet
with blue ribbons in summer, and crimson IN winter
Mrs. Porter invites the personal attendance OF all
who wish information upon the course Of instruction
and discipline pursued in this Institutions and to those
who,e remo,e residence prohibits this inspection m
formation will be accorded in printed form on sPPl'
cation to the Seminary, corner OF Duke and "sshhg
,on e,reets Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

IMarles Hennett
UAS received by the Brig Bev'dera' from Liver
Ill pool, and other arrivals
Point blankets all sizes
1O-4 1i-4 and l2-4 rose blankets
1874, 1874 and IA best family blankets
5-4 fine Bath blankets
Shoe thread in bales, various qualities
Patent colored aud w. thread ,
Clark's Nile End, London, FIRST quality spooi ana
ball Gotten 80,
English black looms, sing e and double width
Raizes and hanrels
Kerseys. drab cloths and Aushings
Cloths, kerseymeres and vestlngs
Black and coored circssssns
First q,s'ity camblets
Furniture caicoes and dimi.ies. very handsome
An assortment of printed and Madras hokS
Black Italian cravsts and sewing SILK
wsr;no and cotton hose, Of all qualities
Hemming's old pstsn, and silver eyed W. O. nee
dies
Gilt pins, q. ~ and
A handsome assortment Of gilt buttons
Ginchsms; cambria mu'lins
plain and sprigg. d Swiss muslins
Swiss and jaconet hdkfs
sbad and herring seine tw'ne
M DOMESTIC GOODS, he has for sale
very handsome assortment OF bedticks
Apron and furniture checks
Penitentiary p'aids
pIeached and unbleachcd Canton hannels
Sa,tinetts
Bleached and unbleached cottons
Cotton umbrellas
Beaverteens
Cotton carpeting; lowell kerseys
IN, assortment of FRESH GARDEN SEEDe
From the Shakers SEPT u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
srTHE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION

open every Saturday afternoon. from half past to
o'clock, under the direction OF Committee OF the
Managers, at their Room on Farta.' rev door' norm
convenient, may make their deposits on any other cay
of the week, with William staber. Apothecary. &c
Fairfax street lS2ss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
Sept. 1858.

In letter addressed by correspondents al
Naples. in Italy. to the Editor OF the Newark
Daby Advertiser, we find the f"'l"~ins tribute OF
rs,nect. which we believe is every way deserved,
to our late Representative at that Court:
"Our Minister, Mr.. NELsoN, made 'a~or-
able impresson during HIS short stay here. lie
is certainly fine gentleman, aud an am'ao'e'
upassuming man; and, i, is said. IL esteemed TO
be, IN. Maryland. his native State, well READ
and abe LAWYER. HIS plain appearance aud un
pretending manners. --distingulshrd by certain
phirosophic cast, strkingly in contrast with
The vivacious ali.ctation. the gaudy eqnipage and
official pride of the European dlgnItarles who
are usually found here
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

hardware.
JOHN w MAssIE has just received. by the brig
- Bclviders from Liverpool,
AZ P.ACKAGES or HARDWARE HND
CUTLERY,
which makes his assortment yer, complete. and which
he OFFS for sale on the most liberal terms, HOLE
SALE OR RETAIL. Among them avery handsome
assortment Of
Double and single barrel Guns
Sheet and Hoop Iron
Crowley's Blistered and Cast Steel
English polished Wagon Boxes
CARPENTERS Patent Rim Locks, first rate
"a CRATES for burning anthracite Coal'
some very handsome patterns
A GOOD supply Of Plated & Japan'd sADDLhhl
Laces for trimming Carriages. Plated Carriage
Moudinss and Springs, &c &C. &c.
Country merchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves.
sept 1l-eo3w ,r.
Tf Warrenton Spectator and Winchester RepubiI'
can weeks. and send bills to the advertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

Franking Privilege In order to prevent
mlsappreht nsCn, With regard 10 the effect OF the
act Of the last session of Congress relative 10
ranking. we have been requested to state, that
the law. relative to the trankIns privilege OF
members elect, has not been changed. They are
entitled, as heretofore, to the Thanking privilege
only ,iriy days prior to the commencement Oh
The last session, Of the Congress 10 which they
belong. The late act extends the Thanking pr''
vilese Of the members Of the last Congress only,
to the commencement Of the ensuing session.
GOhio State Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
Circus and Mepagerie.

HJEssRs. HARRINGTON & HIPKlNs respect
fully inform the ladies and gent's men o. h;e
.nara and its vicinity that their splendid EHhioon.
"" the lsrpes, in america consisting of upwards OF
An and Of the finest Equesrlans amongst
.sb"m is Mr. Harrington, the unrvailea Equestrian;
vii be opened on nenday and Tuesday, the 18Th anu
oh instant -. er,r,;,, m;
malls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
India SWeetNeats.

lust received from New Yof, and OF recent I'M
% portation there
boxes Chou Chou
Is jars Green Orange Armaade
10 cases Of Chinchu, orConservated Oranges
Without being inanoquent. these sweet meats are
emphatically the most surrnLirrrI eSee"ent IN emo
logy and ucidy that have eve yet been offered for
sale in this market They inleed rare and ertraor.
into the western worId-being eonidered by the con.
servaors as too precious to be ststed BY any others
except the inhabitants of the "Celstial Empire"
sept l4-w3w JOHN b, hEtbONN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

TIPrt SULTAN. the great Hun aaa.
ELEPHANT. whose leafs Of activity anu 1890 'Ss
civ have never been equs'led by any other mn hs
in America He is ten feet high weighs '0'0
and has tusks four feet long
A LIONESS
BRAZILIAN TIGER
ARABIAN CAMEL
ZEBRA
AsIATIC LEOPARD
.So,ah american Congor, Lama OF Peru' fo"
ih,r. Badger, .Maccar,
A,.o. DANDY JACK on his Shetland roney'
together with sea. variety Of The honbs, os
The Ns Hn4S.y and tuesday. the 18th and 18Th me.
sS' H.. On lot a ,"s @ Of St Church Admit
Doors from h. past II 10 Ss O'clock The
s.u viii, b. accompanied by splendid Band q,
Music; Seats~ WI" DC sept l4-3t
of the ladies'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
Nails,

M0iasses.
ar uoysheads English Island Mo!asses' OF superior .
IN quality. landing from the schooner Mount 'ef'
non. from Boston, for sale by ,o,,I,r,n
Uho has in Store,
8 hogsheads St. crox Sugar. OF PRIME qoA'S
10 half casks seignette Brandy
10 quarter :,
10 half casks American 10
pipe Holland Gin ,,,. o. seotIl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
Vessels wanted.
~ office.

Notice.
EHAVING determined to decline business IN aiexsn'
dris and being DESTROYS of settling it as speedily
as possible. all persons having claims against me are
requested to present them Immediately for payments
and those ndebte! will be required to make int
mediate payment. F. roo'I'
sept Ia cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER IS,
Steamboat Fredericksburg. Jenkins, Baltimore;
Freight for the District. Passed Brigan,ine in
Nanjemoy Reach, bound up.
SAILED,
Schooner Rachael & Lydia. Perry, Savannah
Steam Boat Potomac, Nevett, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

Pr,ce of Produce in alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Vessels.
Flour, new wheat, per barrel, IS ga q 66
Wheat, per bushel, L 5 al 10
Corn, do 0 Sc % IS
Rye, do 60 20 IS
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, SIS 40 s7a
Oats, from vessels, do so 40 IS
Corn Meal, white, do 80 40 90
Corn Meal. yellow, do IS 40 80
Fiaxseed, do l 90 40 90
Whiskey, per gallon, 0 80 40 81
Bacon, per cwt. so 90
Butter, per Id. 9.1O 40 Is
Lard. do o 08s o O9
ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

MUSEUM -.
o,., all from 10 to IL. NJ, and from 10 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

The MARKEr.-rhere are some sales making
in Cotton at the reduced prices Of the close Of
the last week. The sales Of Up!ands have rang
ed from 143al6 cents. Small sales Howard
street Flour at 81. Western IS a shade better,
say 6 cents. Nos. and Mackerel are 12a
cents better. Molasses and Sugar maintain full
prices. Sales Northern Corn 76a7S cts; South.
ern 65a69 cts. Prime Virginia Wheat at l20
Cts, and some Genesee fair at l17 cts.
TN T. Jour. Conn.,. Sept. II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
W anted.

IN. Canning Room. Z. Lad of respectable connex.
i go ,vhose narents reside in town, and who VIII
he content with little or no compensation Inquire OF
the printer. ..P
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

Plaster Paris. {retail per ton. 90 0 90
FLoUR.-Wagon price, IS 62i a S 66. Last
sales from stores, IS Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

TINDER the authority Of q Deed OF Trust from I'M
l Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra to the subscri
bers they will offer for sale at public auction. on tht
sh dsy Of October next, the following E.dLUABLt
PROPERTY in the Town Of Alexandra and its vici
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

THE WYOMING MONUMENT.

Tho ceremony Of laying the conversations
OF . monument 20 the memory Of those Who
fell In the massacre on the Sd Of July, 1776,
was performed on the Sd instant, In iuzerne
county. The Wyoming Republican gives an
interesting account Of the ceremonies that
took place on the occasion. Seven aged vete-
rams who were IN the battle were present; al
so several Of those whose fathers were slain ;
and numbers Of others who Lost brothers or
other connexions, and whose remains they
were permitted TO look upon, after they had
lain beneath the sod more than half eentu-
~. There were alec present many who, IN
looking upon q bone, knew not bus the eve
was resting upon the naked fragment Of pa
rent, and brother, or some other connection.
An orstion was delivered On the occasion
by Chester Butler, Esq. A box was deposit
ted " the corner stone, containing . history
Of the early settlement OF tbs Valley, and an
account Of the battle, q liss Of a. many Of the
names Of these who fell in the battle, %
could be obtained; n copy Of The oficial &c.
count Of tie battle transmitted By Col. Zebu.
Ion Builer 20 the Secretary Of war; q copy
Of the sddress delivered By Chester Butler
ESQ.,; the muster roll Of = company com.
manjed BY Captain Samuel Ransom, made
out In September, Tits o copy of The nd.
dress delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Msy, at the
0StSS1etOo " tno huf uuty July -, lct&-e0c
. copy Of ne remarks then made By The Rev
Mr.. Murray one piece OF each denomination
Of United States coin; copy Of the Presi
dents proclamation; and . copy Of each OF
the papers published in Luzerne county.
The ceremony Of depositing the box wa
performed By Mr. Samuel Carey, asothel
aged veteran, Who was IN the battle. Tie wa.
| assisted b. Judge Scott, who had been 80
lectsd for that purpose, and who delivered
short and interesting exsomporsneous address
Nr. Carey then spoke short time, dfrin,
which, be svineed much feeling, and Q grea
degree Of satisfaction with the proceedings o
the day. The bones were then placed " IN
grave, IN the foundation prepared for Ii,
Monument. During the time occupied In de
posting these, the Battalion fred , rounds
After prayer By the Rev. John Dorrance, IN,
assemblago dispeTsed IN good order.
very largs number Of persons were pre-
seat tPAa. Eng.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25
QUAKER TRIAL IN TRENTON, p ,.
To'As IdisorsSs, he PAiladslpAis Gszeus.

1Saifen, m j. Wednesday, ysfsrniag, ,
July t7th, 1853
The Court II Errors and ADpeals-eom-
posed o. tbs Governor and msmbers Of the
Couneil. oSc from each county u tie State
Convened yesterday, and organized for busi-
ness, the cause foF srKnmsat being The isn-
pOrsant case between two parts % tie socis-
" 81 friends, eommonly called Orthodox add
h1cksiies, iuyOlving ths right 70 the Dossos-
son OF certain property. 10 consequence Of
ne soseses % Georgs Wood, one u the
counsel Tor The Orthodox, the Court adiourn-
60 over 70 MS morning. when aIi he msm-
sera o. The Court appeared, except two
NJ. board % Bergen. and Rar. Carter Of
Warren county. The cause uas shsn ooeped
81 Farrot D. We'll, who Rad the DlssAln~,
hied IN TIE eess, on the part q ne iiisksssss.
hs vss followed b Geo. Weed, Who rs.A
those aled ca The part q tie 0ythodox. which
occupied ne cOugt neaFly TIVE hours. Ils VS.
followed b 8. T. southard, who FsaA ths ID.
ssrPleadingn 81 Ne pert ~ The Bieksi,sa
The msmbors q ~ coeEt, vita IRE O.
yernof, sitting IN thh ease, are Dr. Clawson,
Wee President 81 CouResi, % salem Judge
Weed q Norris Petsr T. clask, e fiuntsS-
900 J. Townsend, % Caps Nay; games s.
Sfeen o. aomerset Daniel tioina, q Mon.
ssoeie W@. ckampion q barlinRton; We.
h.etks, % SUSSEX sid Iehn r. M'Doweii.
q hiddiessx--swo nenbsFs being stssns.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

nAITIHnaI. IrIxm.

naLTINoar, JULY 10.
FLoUR.-The wagon price opened a. IS rs;
st hss since become unsettled under the tendency
to advance, and IN making our inquiries to-day
We find IL easy mstter 20 state n positive priee.
Some dealers continue TO pay s. IS, others sre
paying IS 81 and occasional leads have been
taken as high ne So. Perhaps the medium rsse OF
IS ~ approaches nearer than any ether 10 the
average wagon price.
ALExAEDRTA, July 90.
FLOUR-Two loads OF new wheat Plosr. the
hr.i resHred, serc taken yesterday from wagons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

On Sunday morning last, &c short illness, the
Rev. JARED RIcE, PASTOR Of the Parish Of 81.
MARKS, near PetrFsVille Md. In the SD year of
his age. The decreased enjoyed tbs undivided
and DEEP affection Of his parixioners, as vas most
appropriately eyineed ia the funeral hoaours paid
20 bis memory. The Church. which had beea
erected under hSs ministry and ae,ive sspesinteu-
tience, was hang IN black, sad his remains were
deposited under the Aithr amidst the scrrows and
vmpashies ~ q most devoted and t;ssressrA eoz-
greya,Ion. The beautiful funeral service - d.
Church vas Rad, in most impressive s.ybe. by
the Rev. Mr.. DaAsK Of Hsgerssovn, sad seF-
mon q thrilling eioqneeee delivered BY ne Rev.
Alrxander Joses.
The deceased has IN most amisble vie sad
two children, 60 mourn = bereavement wAirk To
thrm Is einos IrrrpsrsbIe, bat f asy tlinx ength-
y can niitiyate their sorrows, and that q their
fricods, balm will be foaad IN the unixrrssa
ympa,hy 30 deliea,eiy and earnestly manifest
ed BY 'lse surrounding community.
On the igth lest. Doctor TaOsAs MeKIHEEE.
o. DssksSs'ilr, Berkeley county, Virginis. IN.
MskinDsy Gas Penasyiysnisn BY birtl,--a soa
OF Maj yoseph Mckinney. o9 Shippenalarg, for
u,sriy 81 the Csised States' Arsay. he CON-
meneed ne prurtice q mcdieino ~ Dsrkcssille
m the year ls27, siaee which time be Vas 20 for
tonSse ~ N lose only osse pas,eBs, he hsd 81
,ensivc pFaesice snd vas much e-sprmed ky In,
people a Dsrkessiile and is sieinlsy, both a. q
ply sieian snd man, add their kisd treaamena %
wards -hifn, wHs fall esiaaisa % their r.
spect for him. lie vas visited ~ EyuE srsperss-
bic pAgsssisns, sad regularly snd jadiei0asiy ate
,endcd ey DF. P-gr, ASSESSED ~ IN. Garry. tie
died vlsh0pi a Struggle o. moan, aud spparrAt-
deaih vas no terror % him, - " ne arm q
ne Logd wss sboui him, ss he nouE.taina aFe g.
80. Sesesaissa ssss has sbsd,ng piaee vns 20 BE-
Gods hoa,e. fOrrveS. TCe-psssesssd
Athis Fesidsnse % Dridrrpsrs, Fsyesse souusv.
Pn. o. Sunday syruiaa tho f4ih lass q 4 osxlosk
Y. ~. u Assiie Cholers. Gsnerni ssIaNsN q
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