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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
900 Reward.

ANAWAY from the subscriber, living in Fairf.x
II, County. Va, Negro Boy. named pINCEN1,
- or is wears Of age. and well grown for his age;
.o,Osr ooiored; trunchy built; thick lips; about S
feet or inches high marks recollected except
some light spots in his face oseaonsd oy poison mao
,a,,ons chin hat; no other clothing reeollected.
w ~ire go if taken in the County Of F.ra. or the
n;.6c, Of Columbia; if out Of either. the above re-
ward and all reasonable charges. secured 80 s9ss
se West End. Fairfax County, Va. Aug Scott
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
600 Reward.

DANAwAY from the subscriber. in Leesburg. on
IL the 9th instant. a Negro Boy, about fourteen
years Of age. named FRANK-dark complexion, "a.
Their delicately formed-with wide mouth and very
thick lips He had no shoes or hat, and wore blue
striped cotton roundabout and pantaoons.
I will give the above reward for experimenting and
securing him SO that get him again.
aug8-3t WILLIAM l.. ELL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

up Birth Eriraordinary.-One Of the Ser
nsots now being exhibited at the old Indian Queen
Tavern, produced yesterday upwards Of FIFTY
.a,,Sc.oSEs at a birth-in consequence OF which
tSe exhibition will be continued THIS DAY.
CIV Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
O. Reward.

liz hired yellow Boy, the property Of Mrs Black,
named WILLIAM HENRY; about feet inches
high; light complexion; very pleasant when spoken to
good whistler; much addicted to gambling and drum
kenness. will give the above reward for his aPPrs
hension. so that get him again, at Four nie hun
aug 6-3t RICHARD Z. oAhION.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

~ A BR1e Of $50 tons will be launched on
Saturday, at one O'Clock, from Murray's Ship
Yard. Part Of the timber that composes this
vessels frame is of locust planted by General
Washington in front of mis- mansion at Mount
Vernon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
AmericaM Eanke ell.

TIME subscriber offers for SALE by the bale or piece
i Nsnkeen manufactured Of the nankeen coored
cotton raised by Mr. Forsyth, of Georgia sa beau
tul fabric softer and much more durable than the IN
ds article and does not lose its color by or wash
ing. ). hhsoN' 'r'
Georpetowu aug l0-eoew
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
a Card.

RoCToRs VOWEL II DYER, having associated
IL themselves for the purpose Of attending to the
sonal services to the inhabitants Of Alexandra and its
vicinity.
Their office is immed iately in the rear Of DR. Vow
ellis store where they may be found at oil hours of the
day. DR.. will be there At night, and DIR. Dyer may
be found at his residence, northeast corner Of King
and Columbus streets. aug 7-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
New Goods,

ID LACK Twisted Silk Handkerchiefs; rich colored
III ditto; Gauze and Grape ditto; green and white
Wells; Ginghsms; Cross barred Nuslns; best Hoskin
Gloves; Russia diapers and Sheetings; Misses Cotton
Hose, &c. &c. Just received and for sale by
aug 7-eo3t A. LOCKWOOD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. AUGUST 8,

ARRIVED hUSUSl o.
Schooner Only Son, Powers, Nsnjemoy; Corn
and Tobacco to John Adams.
Schooner Thomas Chiffon. Goats, Bladens-
burgh; new Flour to H. Daingerfeld.
Schooner Accotink Packet. Delano, Accotink;
new Flour to Jonathan Janney.
Sloop Express, Duncan. Richmond; Coal to
Richard Rock.
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Norfolk and
Richmond; Freight and Passengers.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
and passengers.
SAILED-WIND N. E.
Schooner Washington. Knapp, New York.
Schooner Joseph Stewart, Wood, hence at
Charleston Slst July.
Schooner Virginia, Bea,ley. hence at Kingston,
Jamaica, Cd July.
Schooner Coluabia, Teal, cleared at New.
York for this port 9th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
Kenhawa = arkansas hands
OH OsI lit
The subscriber offers for sal


Hn7f7< The subscriber offers for sale
H@8 500 ACRES OF Ian D,
ST3 lying OF the Great Kenhawa, and within Is
- miles Of its mouth-more than 400 acres of
which first rate Botoma small portion cleared, and
70 or 81 acres in natural meadow, free Of TIMBER which
might be put inimmediate cultivation for very trAing
expense, and is of unbounded fertility. The balance
is covered with timber of the finest description and
growth. Steamboat navigation to it at all seasons, and
ready market for produce the bank of the river
Since the large appropriations made by the State to
complete the alton AMI connection of James and
Kenhawa Rivers, render those improvements more Ger
tain and speedy in their completion, landsbing near
the mouth Of the latter have become the most desra
BILE property in vrgnia-aways vastly superior to any
others in fertility. lying good navigation. and now
commanding both and Western markets, there
can be no location superior in the Union. Also,
ll2O ACRES OF LIND,
in the Territory of Arkansas represented TO be of first
quality and lying within thirty miles of the Seat Of Co.
yernment.
For terms, application to be made, either in person
or by letter. the subscriber, at Holm Hall, Va near
Alexandra, District of Columbia.
Holm Hall, July 81, 1888. G. MASON.
aug Swim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
81 Reward.

% NcWdCN,
GONE one lately entered my private office. back OF
y the counting room and took from the walls, where
they hung. Hkenesses of General Jackson De Witt
Clinton, John Adams. &c. I will give the above re-
ward for the recovery Of the pictures and Apprehension
Of the thief. EDGAR sNo"DIN'
aur 8--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

Clock & Watch Making
YVlHOMAS w. BROCCHUS has opened Shop on
KING street. between Royal and Fairfax streets,
opposite r. H. Miller's Store, where he will repair
CLOCKS & WATCHES
NJ the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms
He invites share Of public patronage.
aug st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
Estr0ys.

Estr0ys.
NAME to the subscriber, on the Falls Bridge Tam,
" pike Road, about the first of May hast, two ca
HORSES. The owner 10 requested to come forward
pay charges, and take them away.
aug ST. IRA GUNNELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
We steamboat Ousatonic

Will leave Washington eve.
~ nv Monday and Thursday
- morning, at o'clock, for KinsaIe,
on the Yeocomico. She will re.
main Monday and Thursday nights at Leonardtown'
and 90 down to Kinsale Tuesday and Friday morn,
ings and return to Leonardtown the same evenings and
start thence on wednesday and Saturday mornings
O'Clock, for the District
She will cali at Pyes' Landing; ouantieo Creeks san.
DIV Point; Scots, Stafford County, Foulkes; boyas
Hole; Nanjemoy stores; Matthias Point; Ladders an
Ferry Cedar Point; Bluff Point; stratford Mis- Leu
nardtown, and Piney Point. c...;,
June 28-2awtf PETER JONcoI O-P "-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
lust pubAished.

lust HuOllSNeO.
find on sale By JpM NJ MORRISON,
TIME wsverIey Anecdotes, illustrative Of the Incl
dents, characters and scenery described in the no.
wells and romances of Sir Walter Scott Bart IN vols
The Introductory Discourse and the Lectures deli
vered before the American Institute OF Instruction. IN
nos,on. August, 1892. including Prize Essay on Pen
manship; published under the direction OF the Board
oil Censors.
Polynesian Researches. by VIM. Ellis, (6rst volume
Just issuedl; to be completed IN vols.
Memoirs of the Rev. George Burden, author OF VII
lage Sermons, complete in one volume.
Also the first quarter year of Peter Parey's Maya
zine Just received, bound up in boards.
The Daughters Own Book, or Practical Hints from
Father to his Daughter. aug7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
anted,

A N Assistant in Drug Store. Apply to
n aug TT JNO. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
Mrs. pOvter's Seminary.

vu1HE Seventh Session of Mrs Porter's Seminary Tor
younp .adies will commence on the ninth OF Sep
TENDER.
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
nils encourages her renew The assurance that every
advantage necessary 10 the attainment OF liberal edu
cation founded on strict adherence to moral and re-
lgous obligations, will continue to distinguish her e.
forts, for the instruction OF most interesting ana III
portant portion Of the community
Board and Tuition in all the branches OF Ensi'sn IN
struction, hundred and fifty dollars per Oh ior
tyeight weeks. payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars according to the class IN
which they rank from four to eight dollars per term OF
twelve weeks s,o m
Music on Piano, Harp and Guitar SlS W
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting -
Wax work, transferring, Shell Work and -
n;,;a :, nil and w,ter coIors 90
Latin. French Italian md Spanish, each w
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, ana AS
tronomy illustrated by various experiments
Each Boarder must be provided with q single mar
.,,ress or bed and bedstea and necessary bedding;
silver tumbler, table and tea spoon. uniform -
worn' of blue Bingham during the week, and on sun
dov a white dress, with blue belt. straw bonnet
uitb blue ribbons 10 summer, and crimson in winter
Mrs. Porter invites the personal attendance OF ="
who wish information upon the course Of insuuS SD"
nd d;.cinline pursued in this Institution; and 70 those
whose remote residence prohibits this inspection, m
formation will be accorded in printed torn on IPPn
cation to the Seminary, corner Vi Duke A"u "~o
ton streets, Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
Ground Rents

Ground Rents.
vvvup .,b.crbe are authorized to sell seversi vsIua
bic Xnnuities of from go to slo0 each r,
MUSEUM
al from 10 to II, NJ, and from3 to 5. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
For Freight,

For Hoston-OM Friday,
sEN The schooner FORNaX, swine'ton, master.
GX For freight or passage apply to the Captain or
ia &C CAZENOVE & Co.
Receiuedper Fornar-
1e hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar
Sc terce, of summer strained Sperm Oil
100 boxes Sperm Candles
100 boxes best Mould do
Is boxes White Soap aug7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

Cholera.-It will be seen BY the report Of
dailv nterments that the change OF weather rom
very hot to very cool, has oecasioned a sudden
and considerable increase OF cholera cases. -
This nay be relied upon, Notwithstanding de'
eided abatement is proclaimed by DIR. Drake, IN
the Republican Of yesterdy morning.
Our information is, that there are many cases
through the country indicating fatality little
less than that Of the city.-Cm. Gag. !dug. s.
The population 81 Lower Canada is put, in
round numbers, at about half million, Of whom
at least four, fffhs, or 1000. are Of French
descent. Notwithstanding this disparity Of num-
hers in favor Of the French population, the favors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

For Charleston, =. g., and
SAVANNAH
sEk The fine copper fastened schooner MaRGA
SR0RET, Captain Parsons, will sail on Saturday,
and axe some freight reasonable terms Apply to
aug 8 w. FOWLE q 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
70 Rent,

TIME IYGU.4M ESTATE, lying upon Bull Run.
nes. t .t ha;.. IS 1h"n,. nIonth n"3m.. s
containing
1900 ACRES OF LIND.
six hundred or upwards cleared For terms apply TO
Robert Racliffe, Esq, Fairfax Court House, or the
subscriber living in Charestown, Jefferson County,
Virginia JNO. s. BLACKBURN.
aug 2-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09
For BOSTON.

For NOStON.
kS& The splendid fast sailing Packet Brig MaRY
sILGS HELEN Seth Ryder, Jr. master, having elegant
accommodations for passengers will take freight and
have despatch. Apply othe master on board, OF to
aup w. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-09

q Parfy Man.-An article in the Wabash
Mercury furnishes the following faithful portrait
Of thorough party, or collar man:
..He uses an argument, not because it is cor
rect. but because it is put into his mouth BY the
nowers that be: He adopts an idea, not be.
cause it is good, but because it is adopted by the
President: He advocates a measure, not because
i will be for the good Of the country, but because
j, will be for the good Of the party. He is
mere machine-he acts only as he is acted upon.
The measure which he advocates to-day, 1t aban-
doncd bv the party, he would condemn to.mor-
row. He is one of those beings whom Butler So
admirably describes, when he saws
.what proves all doctrines plain and clear
About two hundred pounds year.
Aud what was proved quite PLAIN before,
Proved false sgsini Two hundred more
lie is like one of the following sheep OF flock ;
~ soou as he ascertains by the tinke OF the bell,
that the belwether is in motion, he shakes his
,,;l. cries baa and is off in canter.
Counterfeit Notes, Of the U. S. Branch Bank,
At savannah, are in circulation. They are said
70 he uncommcnly we'll executed. They are of
,he denomination Of 20 dolars-letter S, dated
Sent. 9, 1896. Upon close inspection, it will
be perceived that the Cashiers name has been
traced in faint line, and then written over with
pen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
BLACK HAWK At THE PALACE.
Ftom TIC lIashin.fen OHM .4nttlnr


BLACK HAWK and hrs Son the pnopsrr and his
Son, and the other lnl'an hostages surrendered
under the late treaty, waited on the pRgslps>y
yesterday, 10 receive his orders. The President
met them kindly. He directed thc articles Of dress
provided for them 10 be exhibited them and told
the principal Chief that the whole would be deli.
vered TO him to be distributed with n yiw ia
their common comioit-lhni they mus, repair N
medaiely 10 Fort Monroe, and emain there con.
tented, until he gave them permission 10 return to
| their homas-tla the term ofthelr detention icnen.
ded upon the condact Of their respective tribes 49,
and that they would not be restored 10 their FAM
lies until II was lcerlainrd tina. the s,pulalons of
| the treaty had been complied with by their people,
and all the bad feeling which had led to tho bloc ly
| scenes on the frontiers b,nishsa.
The PRornEr replied to the PaEsiDENT, and
said, that they expected to be permitted to return
Immediately to their people that the war in VIII, n
they had been involved grew out of their ottcmpl
to raise provisions where they supposed thew had
right to do so that they had lost many of their
people, as well as the whites that their tribes and
families wore now exposed 10 the attacks of their
enemies, the Sioux and Mcno.. nccs and that they
hoped TO be permitted to return home 10 lake care of
them
BLACK HAWK added to the remarks of the Pro.
phet, tina, they considered that like Keo!,ck they
had come TO visit the President, and, like him.
would he permitted to return to their homes He en-.
tered INTO some brief explanation of the cause of the
aggressions on the frontier.
The PREsrDENT told them, in conclusion, that he
was well apprlzcJ of the circumstances which led
10 the disasters alludcdto-- that it was unnecessary
to look back TO them 1T was his purpose now to
secure tho observance Of pcace--to prevent the
frontiers from being again stained with the blood
OF ITS inhabitants, the peaceful and helplcss-tha,
lhey need feel no uncasincss about their own wo.
men and children they should not suffer from their
enemies, the Sioux and Mcnominees He meant
to compel the red men to be a, peace with cach 9th
or, as well as with their white neighbors--tha, he
had taken measures with this view and when il
was ascertaned that they were effcctual--when
the tribes had learned that the power they attcmp-
ted to contend WITH was equally able and disposed
to protect the peaceful and TO punish the violence
of aggrcssors-when his information assured him
that their people, in particular, were convinced of
this, and were disposed quietly and in good faith to
observe the terms Of peace granted to them, then
they would be restored to their families. He then
gave his hand to the Chiefs and dismissed them |
BLACK HAWK is not an Unlocking man-his
conntcnancc is intelligent and pot savage. The
paoFuEr, We think, has more The look of the mis-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
AMERICAN NANkEEN.

We invite the attention Of domestic economists to
the .ub,oned notice Of new article OF clothing, Of
pa,ivc origin and manufacture which acetns to be
well worthy OF their no,'cc. We have not sec n n
ny Of ourselves, but We are happy 10 know, that
the writer ofthe following is a gcntlcm IN who
takes great interest IN the promotion of the m Ann
features Of the United States and speaks with
knowledge Of the thing he treats Of
Ftoa ,As Baliimo; Chronicle. -..,
Esq. on business few days since, my at, nton
was drawn TO some pieces OF American Nnnkir
made from the cotton cultivate, d on the estate OF
Mr., FoRsYrn, Of Georgia, In appearance this ia
brc may be adyantageously compared with that
from China, whilst II possesses the highly impor.
tant advantage over the latter o'retnlning is color
or rather becoming da,ltcr by This fat 10 Il
lusra.ed lay specimens produced, which had boon
in wear ono aud two years, and which in colo
surpassed, for beauty and clearness, that which
had never been washed. There IS 40 dye used in
preparing this valuable manufacture, the natural
color OF the cotton being n rich brownish Nankin
winch IS only changed tor the better by The process
ofwash'ne. Feeling much qualification, as an A
mcrcan, at this evidence Of advancement in
or manufactures, and being convinced that whilst
we indulge national feeling, we would consul, c
economy by tho introduction Of this article into
common use for summer clothing, have been in.
duced to avail myself Of your useful paper by cal
ling tho attention Of the public to the sHhjec,. For
children IN particular the American Nankins is de-
srable, Its color being sufficiently dark to hide
trivial sons, and not yielding to the frsqucn,
wash'nss TO which the clothing Of youth is expo,
scd. There is another advantage, which ough,
not 10 be overlooked which is, that the article ie-
iefred to IS sufficiently stout and close, in texture
10 form safeguard against sudden n,ssnuations
OF neat ana cold aud IN case the wcarer should
get wet does not convey to the skin the chillins
sensation impaired by linen goods My only mo
i've Tor publishing this being for the publics benc
nj, feel that IN II have sufficient apology for
troubling you. uOMESPUN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Black Hawk and die other Indian hostages are
10 leave here TO morrow morning IN the steamboat
Patrick Henry, for Fortress Monroe. Few oi our
citizens have had the opportunity Of gratifying
their curiosity by seeing these distinguished Abort
sna Cbisf,, as they have kept themselves rs much
secluded as possible. One Of our citizens has how
ever succeeded in obianng their assent to permit
their i,keuesses TO be taken, which ore now bong
painted by MIR. Ford, Ia whom they ga, yesterday
and to-day nj hs rooms across he street from tho
Eagle, where they put up. R.ehaohd Ubis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
| Obserper.

Singular eaase Of death.-Jamcs Furney, Esq.
late At,ornev General OF Illinois died ON the 9th INST
near carrsllton, in that State. Nj Tnrney had
recently heeo,ne impressed with the truths OF CHRIS
,iani,y. and Ind abandoned the profession OF the
l,w for thai Of the G 5spe While recently engaged
in performing the ae, Of baptism on a brother who
had a wooden leg tic latter, whl' IN The water
accidentally set steel point Of hts arlIiehi les
On ,he loo, of Mr. rulnsy, which inflicted a severe
wound and the wound ultimately nonliying, DC
casoned his death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
FAIRFIELD RACES.

PINS DAY.
A sweepsake for three years old, mile heats,
en.runce " 100, half forfeit
WIN H. Johnson's gr. colt by Needy, dam Bclsey
Robinson,
YIN Wynn's b. f. by Monsieur Tonson, dam
by Hal,
Richard Adams ch. colt Lunatie, by Fran
tic, dis.
Time LIST hca, I'm. J3s.-2d I'm. Sos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
HERALD OFFICE,
MoxrrJ.AL, April %, 1888 !

MoNrrJAL, April %, 1888 J
Dear Sir The British American Hotel IN this
civ was burn, to the ground las, evening. The
Mes.rs, Herrnans' were about giving concert
a, 4 o'clock Tho large ball room, capable Of hoi'
J,ny 800 people was prepared, aud tho an'i-room
"a Il had been pr sviously decorated with branches
in mutation Of IN arbor on Captain Back the pre-.
yious evening receiving the company who at
tended the dinner given TO hun by the cliiztns o'
Montreal About quarter before eight, varicgn.
tod l.mps were GIFTED q in an IosIan, the boughs
which were lefi from the previous evening and per
fec,iy dry, cauga, FIRE, and presented, before you
had limo for reflection ono mass OF Game Capt
Luckln, formerly Of The fire department oil ms CITY
Instantly closed d. large folding doors, and W.
had no means Of escape bat by the windows
which were four uorcs high in the rear and three
stories in the ftor. There were at THIS periot
only 4 gentlemen alj about y ladies' present lh'
CRIES and shrieks were appalling. The hame'
aeon burst into the roam with an lndcssribabl'
fcrccncss while We we've expecting instant death
Al this critical moi.lcnt ladder VAS raised 10 on
of the front window, ana miracuously we all es
capcd Had il occurred n quarter of M hour late
there would have probably been three hundrc'
persons in the room and IN that case few wool
have been saved Nothing bu, the walls @se stan
ding. Insurance ali oat W., 500 upon The Duldin,
and furniture. The CONSERVATION in the cIiy wa
indesc,ibab known that so many lives wcr'
exposcd--bu, we have not heard of Gny one Ia
wing suffered death. Some have hocu severed,
burnt. amongst whom, we hear is one OF The Herr
m ms. write in great haste with miui horn
fed by the scene AID thankful for the escape o
myself and family
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

r,se al one of e lacis N tbat piaee, VIZ diea OF
~. following DAY from tic elects oflaudannm 81
,sn him by a person who came there in his compa-
nv The verdict of the jury of inquest was, his
q Death was caused by Ialiannm given TO him by
Thomas oo,en, bu, no, with an evil intention.
ON examination of bis I,apcrs, tho deceased was
f,unJ 10 he Lieut.. JAMES II COOKE, Of the u.
$. Army. |, is no, stated where was his place oil
residence /, and this notice is inserted thai his
friends may be informed Of his death
Dbsfrpfr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06


a.nno, fa. to aall Perth those principles OF active
ecnevo.ence that form SO distinguishes cherae'e'
] r,stc al the American People.
Tbs following gcntlcmen, rcs'dhg IN Cumber-
and eonst i,ute the committed 10 receive conr'bu-
,;o,,s Ard distribute them among tnc sufferers,
:. n,e,v John Hoyc, Thomas ] NcKaie, Richard
Rcsll. Rev. L. II. Johns, VIM ieNiohon, and
lame. P. Carleton. They arc not among 'he SUI
f.rers. and have been instructed and will feel II
,beir duty, TO apply oil contributions received by
shem. TO The relief Of those who are most dessiue
The undersigned avail themselves OF this occasion
"a assure the rul,ic tia, all donations which may
~ entrusted to tho care OF these gentlemen, or oI
sher Of them will be faithfully applied and aecoun-
,e1 for. JOH.; BUCHANAN,
ABRAHAI SiiRlNER,
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
A. w. MCDONALD,
JOHN NcllENRY,
VILLA PRICE,
JAMES DIXON,
FREDk 4. SCkLEfi
JOrN KING
NIB. Printers throughout tie Un,scd States 81
be pleased to give the above M insertion