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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

Black and white small pins. first quality
Black and white hooks and eyes
Sewing Cotton:
Mitchen's first quality 500 yds spool cotton
Large quantity white and cold bali do
Caiieos and G;nghams.
Alarse quantity fashionable style. black grounded
ealieoes
Super French chint., Ginghsms, black and cold
Mourning caicoes
AlarSe quantity ninepsnny ealieoes
Domeseies:
Penitentiary and other plaids and stripes
Bed ticks and apron checks
Bieaehed and unblesohed Canton danneis
81, 5-4, ~, 81 bleaehed and unbleached sheet.
ings and shirtlngs
Linens:
Buriaps No. 1, 9, 3 and<
Scotch oznaburgs; paddings, Russia sheetings
With great variety Of other articles usually to be
net with ia Dry Goods Store; all of which he will
el at low prieesi for cash TO punetusl customers
He has made such arrangements at the North as will
enable him to furnish such articles in his line may be
lesred by his customers, which cannot be procured
n town. upon leaving description of the came with
lin to be sent for. oct 5-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
DNct0r MMeeAWrigMt

N A removed TO the House on st. Asaph street.
oetveen King and Prince streets. formerly oceu-
Sss l.; +. Mason, Esq, where he can be found.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
LIFT or LRrTunS

LIFT or LHTT1RO
Remaining In tie Post Office Akzandria, D. C. On the
lH Of DECEMBER, 1883.
u Persons calling for letersi in the following List.
will piease say rnir Aas ADvsarIssD, 0r tlsy may NJ
get them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Ink, QuiAls, Go.

N.reRloR Black Writing and Record Ink, in quart,
pint bali pint, and smaller bottles.
S I'M from No to 80, from the mandatory of
c sISeh Co, Philadelphia
s.aa Leaf, Steel Pens, Ink Powder, Waters and Ink
,-s Just received and for sale by
10 AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

Apron and furniture ehecks
Peu.entiary plaids
Bleached and unbleached Canton Hannela
Sattnetts
Bleaehed and unbleaohed eottons
Cotton umbrellas
Beaverteens
Cotton carpeting, Lowell kerseys
I'm as,ortnenf Of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
From the Shakers sent -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Terms OF AovERrIsING:
For H0stOn.

tSS The packet schooner NEW-YORK. Smith
,msster. will have despatch. For freight apply
10 the mister on board, at Central Wharf, or to
nov u w: FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
New Goods.

"AsHINGTON q BRENT have Just received 9
w fresh supply Of NEW GOODS, consisting, in
part. Of
Blue blaet and fancy eofd Cloths and Cashmere,
WAite, red 9nd Miiied Fzannels
Rose, Point and Whitney Blankets
Me,i Ci,eassions, Bombazetts and Bombazinss
Cassinetts Negro Cloths and Lnseys
CGieoes CGmbries and Check Huskns
Worsted Hose, black, suhits and fancy eoiored
Cotton Hoss. black slats and fancy eoived
hisk ead Ge,maa Linens, Table ioths
German. hish and Rassia SAeefinRs
LINEN CambnS and Blond Lace HaIs
MasOLs Handkerchief Bo66inets. SiA Hslseis
Thread Edgia6s. Comferts. Tooth Brvshss, t5e
With variet, OF other Goods. 1t reduced prices.
nov H-2W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06


Capt John Brown Walter Bsnitt
James Black Henry Bradley
Mrs Heleo A Black Mrs Ann P Boulden
Samuel Briggs John BIantord-a
Barnes Miss Eliza Ann Bowie
G.
Benjamin crier Mr. Susanna Chapman
Mrs Sarah Grass Thos cassidy
Capt Chase Mrs Jane Cooke
l. Curino Mrs Cimmons
Thomas Cook Capt Hiram Cuts
D
Thomas Davie Miss Henrietta Davis
VIM Dunbar Mrs Eliza 8 Dade
John Devaugho (anner) Miss Rebecca Dryer
Capt NJ NJ Edmond,
Mrs Mary Forrest Miss Almira L Fox
A Fleming Miss Mary Flood
Henry franklin Julian Fitzgerald
H Closing James B Goodwin
John Grain Mrs Sarah Gates
Miss Sarah Green
Capt L Hammond Rieh'd H Harrington
John Huddleston-2 Dennis Hackett
James Hicks Miss Sarah A Hutchins
George Heide-3 Mrs Cath HUMPHREYS
Jerry Hubbard-2 Barton Hall
Miss MARY Howard N Hicks
Capt Nj Hancock Dan'l Happoldt
Joseph Hopkins Miss Hurley
John NJ Johnson Mrs Maria Johnson
Thos e jacobs Dennis Johnson-9
Capt Benz Jones M Johnson
K
BENJAMIN King Mrs Hannah Kenner-a
Charles King
Samuel Lee Geo Lucious
Nathaniel Locus Mrs Catharins Lathsm
VIM Lylse Eleanor N Lewis
M
John MeKoddy Capt wm Mastrin
Robert Mckay John Minor
Capt Richard Otis Ferdinand O'NesI
Matthew PEBBLES Francis Piles
John Patterson Josnns Powell
John 8 Preston
Jane: 3 e.i.,.,
Mr.. E,iz. Robinson PRo.eh.
Capt Matthew Rice Amelia Redman
John Russell Isaac Rollins
Mrs Mary Reeler
Abraham Swain Mary Smiley
Jas w Scots Andrew Sullivan
Rachael Shrieve John L Smith
MrsHannahJane storke Capt Rich'd H Shelly
Thomas Smith jonathan Schoheld
Mrs Mary Smith
T
Levering Thomas Rev FIT w Taylor
Jonathan Tipptt Cspt Thomas Trsves
Isaac Tunnel Miss Csthsrine rerrett
Col John Thornton Miss Amelia Terrett
w
Miss Nary n West Benz L WalIace-s
Robert Windsor AlQ1nder Wsshburn
Miss Martha Ann vii. inward
iiams
DAN'L. BRYAN. p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Dry G0Ods.

TAMEs MCKENZIE Co. have received their
- usual Fall Supply Of
STAPLE f. FANCY DRIP GOODS,
and will add to 1t by the first New York arrvals The
change they have concluded upon making in their bu
siness induces them to offer every article In their ~
D0rtment at RlpucIp PRIcls oct l-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Fresh Teas.
To EisherNeM.

ID have received for sale
5000 lbs prime Cork Wood
Al, SEQ do Cotton Seine Irvine (best quality
Nso' an assortment Of Cordsge.
%<S CLAGETT & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06

CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
1 ID. HARMON has Just received. BY schrs.
N New York and Velocity, from Boston,
md direct from the manufacturers, an additional
supply Of Coarse and Fine BOOTS, BOOTEES,
and SHOES. Of every variety, suitable for the
'''sOn; which are offered cheap. either wholesale
ir retail. nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boat

CHARCOAL BOILER PLATE IRON.
1 SUPPLY Of the above article, which is We
IA ~ superior to the common Boiler Plate Iron,
nov on hand, and will constantly be kept by the
subscribers, who will sell it wholesale at factory
prices They will also get orders for any part.
cular size Charcoal or common Boiler Plate Iron
executed in reasonable time, on application to
nov % A &. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-06
Shot.

Shot.
SIM Bags, (all sizes) just received from the Pho.
~ NIX Shot Tower Company Of Baltimore, for
Soy wy s MESSERShiTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

arrived in CINCINNATI. aud renamed
here some time. Mrs. n. sl,h,o,h
che never saw them, heard much aboat
them, and saw their Representative 81,
paper frequently. What inf,a.nee
this Siamcse curiosity may have hal
in the production Of the L.nsus Mature
of which now write, Z leave for the
CONFEDERATION OF those who may think
il worthy Of notice. No doubt many
grave speeulstions might he made. ar
the occasion, by the advocates Of the
theories Of the !Nari 1Eof,rni.
AZ the request Of DR.. Whitman ,h,
children have been carefully aud del,
cately preserved in the privaies ana
tomical cabinet Of Profr. Cobb, Oft
Medical College of Ohio.
l have understood that q full and
scientific report Of the case. is in
preparation by one Of the professional
gentlemen present, and will be pub
iished in Western Medical Journal.
l consider that such n report ably
drawn up, as have no doubt it will be.
will not only be curious and interest
ing. but highly useful to the medical
profession.
The mother Of the children, I am
pleased to have il in nv power 10 say,
is doing we'll. J. NJ. MASON.
Cincinnati Nov "a 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Aud will be offered at public sale. nj the
house OF james flore. on the premises, either
IN separate tracts or together, as NAV nc de.
sired, Ga IhursdIy the 26,h cf December aerf.
he two tracts together make finely form
cd and compact farm and by change in the
county road leading from Builskin, tho gre alter
portion OF the land can be so arranc, a as to
have the advantage Of water; and in addition.
a large string Of fencing would be saved
Inc lands themselves are not in n very high
state OF cultivation Mt present, IN consequence
OF having been tcnanted out for SCI crai wear.
past; bat with a jadicious course of cul,iya-
ton for year or two, they can be mad,
equal IN value To the best lands in the county /.
and from their position, they present the very
best facilities for every purpose Of the far
mcr having mill within two or three hun
drcd yards OF tho farm; about n mile from
tho contemplated rail road frum Winchester
TO iiarPcrs-rerry. and only Eve miles or a lit
tie upward from Charicstown.
The buildings consist Of an excellent dwell
ling house, but recently repaired on, and out ;
one or Two smaller houses, situated on differ.
ent parts OF the two farms n good stable and
shed, corn house, and hcxagon.
Any person wishing 10 examine these lands
before the day Of sale, (the goth December,
1888. can do 80 by calling on MIR. Flore, no
will afford every opportunity for full X ami
nation.
Terms Of saIc-oue third of the purchase
money In hand-the balance i'm =, ), or 4
years, with interest. A still longer period
viii be given for the deferred palmer ts, il
desired. p. MCCORMICK.
Nov. %, ls33.-ts
1.-The Torch Light fIagcrstown, and Citizen
Frederick, will please insert the above T.. and
forward their bills In Winehe.t,r R.-,,uIii-.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
EXTRAORDINARILY RiRrn

On the morning of tie 18th instant
n lady Of Newport, Ky. the wife Of
MIR. u, aged about 8 years. and
the mother Of several tine children,
was delivered of female twins. DIR.
Bennett, . very respectable medical
gentleman, being the family physician,
was, at the proper period. called on
lie very soon discovered a strange
peculiarly and difficulty in the case;
and the situation of the lady becoming
constantly more and Innre alarming,
and he having, without effect, Tesorted
to such means as were within his reach,
requested the counsel at DIR. Josiah
Whitman, of our city. DR. w. cross
I'd the river without delay; and IN
about half an hour after las arrival, the
children were born by instrumental
assistance without the least violence
being done to the mother. The chill.
dren we're dead. but were Of the usual
sire, and perfect m all respects, ex-
oept 80 far as shall be described below,
being plump and handsome, aud weigh.
ing about slx pounds each.
have had permission 10 examine
these children. they present one Of
The most uncommon aud interesting
illustrations Of the manner IN which
Nature sometimes sports. or errS. in her
operations, that ! haveeVer witnessed.
These little interesting twin sisters
are pfeternaiurally united ia a manner
very much resembling the far famed
Siamese Twins. The attachment.
however, is somewhat more extensive.
u commences az the superior portion
of the breast bone and extends dow t.
10 the umbillcus. That Of the Slamsse
Twins, IL I reeolIsct right, commences
at the ensiIoym cartilage 81 the ster-
mum, OF breast bone, and extends onis
from that paint 90 the smbilIcus. In
the case of the Kentucky TWAS, the
entire breast bone ADD ribs oi one child
are united, hy cartilage, 20 the breast
lsons add ribs of the other. forming .
fira attachment Of a least eighf inches,
leaving however. quite perfect tho
rscic add sbdominsl cavity lor each,
shicb ere divided BY . thin Bembfaue,
q reflection 81 the pefIl0neam.
Nine months ego the Slarness Twins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

FARM,
At present in the occupancy OF james Coates.
containing 161 ACRES, more or less, ring
IN Frederick county, w., on the main road
leading from Winchester to ShePhcrdstown n,
near WIN. Stephenson's store. About one
half OF this tract is in pine and oak timber-is
well watered, has 80 or 40 acres of meadow
ground, and tho whole soil natural to grass.
which make il q very desirable farm for graz
ing. The fine pine and white oak timber.
renders 1t, also, worthy the attention OF con-
tractors on the RAILROAD, a almost any guam
uty either for saving or other purposes, will
DC found convenient. T>rms-One half OF
the purchase money IN hand, and the residue
In j? months-thc deferred payment 10 be
secured by deed Of trust on tho land. A
general warranted deed will be given the pur-
chaser.
Also. at the same time, one other TRACT,
adjoining the above, containing 193 Acres,
lying ca the same road, and on opequon
Creek. Fifty or sixty acres are in pine and
oak timber, 20 or 25 acres OF prime bot
tom, on the creek, and some good meadow,
and more may be easily made. The improve
ments, good dwelling house and kitchen.
One of the purest white sulphur springs in
Virginia, Is on this tract, within . miles OF
Winchester and Of Smithfeld, and directly
on the stage road. This spring is much re-.
sorted TO, and would be much more so, if im-
Provements were made. Terms-one half
Of the purchase money In hand, and the -oa-
lance IN twelve months--the purchaser giving
deed of trust on the premises, to secure
the deferred payment. A general warrantee
deed will be made 10 the purchaser.
Also, at the same time, ono other TRACT,
containing $50 Acres, ~ iDg IN Jefferson coun-
~, on the road leading from the White House
to Locks Ford on TO Montgomcry's tavern,
and within or hundred yards of the ron
templaied Rail Road, djOning the land
~hercon William Riley resides, the line com
mencing At a stone in tho west end Of Riley
lane, running with the main road and Riley
line, aud north with the road 20 Smi,hficid
and Rilcy's line 10 John Wcish's line, thence
west with Wcish's line, thence south 90 Jor-
dams corner, which forms hi, tract into an
o5long square. One half j. clothed IN fine
timber OF Ca! &c. and j. q tract 81 inc, rich,
level, limr-'one land. T,r,a,--One half oi
the purchas" money IN hand. aud the residue
~ one ycar-tho purchaser 60 give a deed Of
trust on the land, TO secure the deferred pay.
ment.
THE subscriber will shew TIC lands N those
wishing 10 purchase, u application br made
pre- vious 90 the day ~ sale Nv resid l-icc
- on the main rad icsding from Sn,It;tfeid
20 Winchester, aboGt three miles from the
iOrmcs place.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
wINTER-nr sa.r. mowrrr.

ihcrrs Mt flower upon the hill,
fh-rc's not a lraf upon the tree;
The summer bird hail, lett its bo,igb.
Brigl', child al sunshine, singing now
!" si'i'y lands bc,cnd the sea
There's silence in the harVc1-Iis.lL,
Md blackucs~ IN the mountain glen,
Aud cloud tl,a will not pass away
From the hill-t0i,s Tor nlaay a ,lay,
And Stiffness round the homes OF men.
The old tree hath an older look;
The loncson,c place IN vet morc ,ircsry;
hey 90 not nov the young aud old,
Slow Wandering oa by oot and void,
Ia air u clamp, thc winds am cold,
And sumper-pstl,s arr vet aud weary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
NOTICE.

HyHE subscriber has taken out letters Of
Il administration upon the estate Of the
late Thomas c. Lane, in Virginia. All per-
sons having claims against the estate, are re-
CURED to present them TO me without delay
aud those indebted, are notified that they will
be expected TO conc forward promptly, and
discharge them, as much indulgence canno,
be given.
will endeavor to be in ShcPherds,own
every Saturday for some weeks-wcather
neutrality-suspicious. and when those concern
ed can have an opportunity Of settling their
accounts with the estate.
ANDREW KENNEDY, .7drar
IF Thomas c. Lane, deed
Charlestown, Oct 10, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

TTNiE dcvi-ec- u Jacob Bedinger. Esq. de-
y eea4ed, will cell AZ private sale. = small
tract % iand, lying one mile east e Sbep-
hcrdstown, On Potomac river, containing B6
ACRES, more or less.
Also, another small tract, nesriy opposite
containing 90 ACRES, on tie Mary lard
side Of the river, on the Canal.
For terms. apply to HJLLLkH LUC.1S,
Chariestown. % D.l.NTEL. .HORG.1.N, near
Shcpherdstown.
\. %. " the above lard should not be dis
posed of az private salc, rof which notire will
be given that IN Virginia viii be sold az pub-
Iic sale, On the 5fh of December, a. shcp-
berdsiown; aud that lying m MARY Hand, on
TIC 9th December, Al shsrpsburg
Nov ~. t-13.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
prnLisnEp, wxxxLv. MT
JOHN =. G.4LL.7HER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS < fifty oya,

PER .iS.S1.M
Payable half yearly; but Two Do'L,R
will be received as payment ia full, if paid
entirely in advance. Whenever payment is
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
interest will be charged.
subscriptions for six months, 81 IS, TO
&c paid invariably in sdcsaee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are: For n squire
or hess, u, for three insertions larger ones
in the same proportion. Each continuance,
- cents per square.
q All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time. will be continued until forbid,
and ehIygSi accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
JEFFERSON. L.l.N.xD
1T PIIRLIf, SIZE

AM fully authorized 20 sell the two tract,
IL or parcels Of Land belonging To Jamc.
F'orc aud Marcus Mccormick, lying in JEFF.
icrson county, on the main road leading from
Battlcto~n To chariestown, and about mid
way between tho two places, near the mill
nov occupied by John Claw.oa. and adioin-
ing the lands Of Thomas Grisg., ir., Thorn,on
Washington, and others. These tract, OF
land contsin, altogether about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
Cash tss Marker.

AXIE wish to purchase any number OF
" NEGROES, from 10 to 25 years OF
age. Of both sexes; for which the highest cash
price willb given, on application at the house
occupied by Benjamin II. Lewis, for several
?ears past. One or both Of the subscriber
will remain permanently in Winchester. Any
communication in writing will be promptly
attended TO. BENJAMIN III. LEWIS,
WILLIAM T. LEWIS.
Winchester, Sept. s, lS33.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
Rs PAKNXEa
.lffOrhsey az Lac,

"ILL practise in the Superior Courts
w Of Jefferson ana Frederick cou.sic.,
and the Superior Court Of Morgan county.
e3-IIis Office is in Winchester, next door
10 that OF Mr.. Byrd.
Nov. IL, lS33.--5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
LUMRER VARD.
Timber 0nd Lana Der,

'NHE subscriber having purchased the entire
n interest Of Messrs. Lewis Wcrnwag aud
James Hook, IN the timber and lumber on
elni' aud rented the saw-mill, Is prepared 10
~ biii' at short notice, for cash or APPROX
,ipaPcr. Having on hand good supply Of
seasoned
PLANK AND sos.MTLIfgd,
., various kinds, invites those wishing sup
ny, to call aud examine il.
EI-Cash pad for timber Of tie following
OTIS ieli9w aud White Pine, al kinds Of
FAX Pcpl1r, Birds-Eye, CurIoJ and sugar
nsP,'' wa Cherry, Walnut, Ash, Hickory,
'''u Locust, u delivered al Iiarpcr,-rerry.
,. JOSEPH l.. SMITH
Nrsinius, July j., I-a3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
PLAITR AND sOsMTLTIyo,


- Onn BUSHELS best COAL.
~eOaBNP inst rrr.ist-d snd fnF ssip b,
join y. LANE X WEBB
ShepIcrdsioun, Nov y, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
SEASONED
Poplar ScNRffiag Tor Sale.

NROM 70 J inches square, by tie 1000
~ feet OF smaller quantity.
ANnREyv WOODS.
Charlcstown, oct. -, is31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
REOg Skins.

a sJPPl.f % prime Hog skins. suitable
- 'of saddles. Just received aud for sale
y JolIN y. LANE e. WEBB
shepherdsiosn, Soy. -, 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

A PUFF EXTRAORDINARILY D.
ei,>nAn Was cfercd dinner by soDe Of the siii-
xens OF Philadelphia. vhich Ice las accepted and
eaten. Of course he made speech. ~hieh,
though not remarkable Tor ANY thing y~rs rloslueni
or instructive, Is vet very clever. A. i'm duty
bcusssl. however,, Zoe the fos~igu Mission given
him by Zen. Jsckson, and the twenty ar Harry
Thousand dollars flowing usercfrom, lac puts tho
donor after ,his manner:
"Nevcr was there q sounder maxim
Of policy, nor . purrr principle Of Jus.
tice, than that announced to the world
by our present Chief Magistrate, to
ask nothing but what is clearly right,
and to submit to nothing wrong. Act.
ing upon this principle, he has been
eminently successful in our foreign re-
iations. II must be q matter Of pride
and Of pleasure to our countrymcn TO
know the high reputation he enjoys
Throughout Europe. have mingled
much with society abroad, and can
solemnly declare, that no matter how
opposite opinions may have been upon
the great questions which now agitate
that quarter Of The Globe, all, without
exception, entertain the most exalted
respect for his ability. integrity and
U
Il n point never To introduce the sub.
iject; but wherever have been, his
character has been leading topic of
conversation. aud n theme Of eulogy.
May we justly anticipate that the pre-
sent judgement Of Europe is bu, in AL
vance of that which will be universally
formed by his own countrymen, when
the passions and interests OF the day
shall have subsidized, and when posteri-
~ shalt judge him by the great results
Of his administration. Abroad have
often heard him compared with Wash
ington; though in my own opinion, no
man who has ever existed, either in
ancient or modern times, can be fairly
compared with the man who will ever
be the first in the hearts Of his country
men. as long as they are worthy Of the
liberty thew enjoy"
No, equal to Washington. There Mr.. Bu-
olianan iaissed figure. To paitcr ia praise j.
the objectionable sin. The imam who has been
compared to "ihc Rock of Ages" will NOT brook
comIIarison less than Washington IL MIR.
Buclssnsn lsd gone the whole iigurc, he might
have Won another foreign mission, as GSin Won
i,iS office b, basI,h NOUS all,,-on, hut "a stop
short, has Consigned MIR. nuelanan To pti,st.;
nv ~ uicfc ~ any poor cFtatutt Nuo u honbt.
for otiisc, lat him csl,lal G~ia, and be can have
shat lac wants from u,e Treasury. BAR. f'af
Mr.. CIay.--Thc editor of the Troy Bnd-
get gives some account Of MIR. Ciay's rcccp-
ton in that town--aliudes TO his speech, of
VI ich he gives an extract
80 lie had been diverted, he said,
from the purposes Of his yisit-which
were 10 see h0p The land ies-to see
the progress Of the agricultural, com
mercial aud manufacturing interest
to see the majestic Hudson-to see
the beauties Of nature-to zee the wa.
ter fails and water powers-to see the
moral mproyements-to see the insti.
tutions OF learniDg-to see the lights,
moral and religious-to see the lights
Of science and Of the arts, nay, all
your lights, gentlemen, except lhe blue
ighfs''
The editor then exclaims, Ghost Of Ham,
Iet!!o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05

Ricuaap fEsS. ono Il the propric;ors. snd
of all the Governors &c Pehnss lvsnis. undes
the old regime. probably the most deserved
~ popular N the CONNIE ncsmsnt 81 the RevO-
luton, ibis brother John being Al that time
GOvernor) wss on the most familiar End ~
innate terms Wiis = number ofthe most 6eci-
ded and iniiuentiai Whigs' sud On certain
occasion, beng N company With = number
a them, q member 81 Con gees observed,
that such was tbc crisis, "thry nust all hang
togetl'es" ''lf you Do not gentlemen ssid
NJ Penn, ~ can tell YOU hat you vii BE-
very apt 20 hang seYaratciy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
LAND FOR SALE.
w HLCTION

WILL sell, 10 the highest bidder, at the
Il COURTHOUSE in CH.iRLESTOU.N..
on .IO.ND.if tae lGth Of DECEMBER, my
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-05
Interest in q Splendid Farm.
To1 a.AI.R.

H<HE undersigned 10 disposed tn sell his
II interest in the well-khown and beautiful
If