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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

Beyare of Sentiments !-Whenever we lind
a msn INDUCING in fnesPun sentiments, 1t IS al.
WAYS we'll 20 be on our guard: so 1t is always
wise to look with q jealous eye upon those who
espouse with too much zeal The cause OF any OF
the numerous societies which the fruitful imag.
nation of the politicians oil this day have given
birth TO Wherever noble sentiments are liberal.
ly ,nduged INDUCED 10, take 1t tor granted that
honorable feeling is absent sheridan, IN ms
admirable comedy, 'SchooiJor Scand''' makes
Sir Peter Teazie entertain'a mortal antpathy
for "noble sentiments" and, indeed, it is
mt 70 be wondered at, considering how the old
gentleman was sulled by them. Sterne's SEN
timents with regard to Maria Of Ifonkns, ~err
beautiful on paper-yet he suffered his mother
to I.ugulsh in prison without attempting to relieve
her. Such was the fuss made in DIR. Johnson's
day about pure and disnterested love Of coun-
try, then the old snasIer defined patriotism to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
NHw s.smgEs VOL. 4x- ITO. as95.

he the last refuge Of scoundrel! In the year
I777. Benedict Arnold wrote to John Hancock
prefacins his letter thus: .'the duty every hon.
EST man owes his country, oblses me-" &c. and
then closes the same letter with the memorable
sentiment - honoris a sacrifice no man oughfto
make as IreceiUed, so {Wish to transmit in
u,eiate TO postsrityg" We might multiply
thousand instances, indeed, IN our day TO shew
that those who make the most noise, have ever the
least pt etension.-Ge Col
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
For Nent.

fin The STORE HOUSE next door to Washing.
Ealss ton Brent, and the Dwelling House .ttached
ter 10 Possession Of the latter be had 'mmed'-
ately and the former on Ist April The Store House
is to be put in prime order, With new modern win
dows, &c
The superior location and character OF this properly
for Dry Goods business, will. it 10 hoped, ensure
good tenant readily Inquire Of .r Joseph Jsnneyo or
mar 90 GEO JOHNSON Il Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Charles Bennett

gVAs received and offers for sale
I'll A few bales 81 Y % inch stout unbleached Cotons
a. bleached Cottons
90 and 50 Cotton Sheetings
81 inch Cotton Osnaburgs
No l,2, S,4 Hempen Bursps
Rest Dorchester Bedticks; Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark blue and w patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black super6ne SsSony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, a and S Pins, first quality
Hemmns's genuine first quality slver.eyed Nee
dies; w G. ditto. mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
8O4 Prizes 40, 600 Tickets $500 600
Tickets s. on; halves 90; quarters 10.
Mo,je of Dr1,gino:

Tickets s. on; halves 2 W; quarters w.
Mode Of Drawing:
The 40 600 tickets ave numbered from to 49,
INC usve On the day of drawing the whole of The
numbers will be pu, into one wheel, and all the prizes
into another, the numbers will be drawn alternately.
first the number and then the prize. until all the prizes
are drawn. Prizes pa, able in cash sixty days after
the drawing subject to the usual deduction of IS per
ctnt.
Tickets shares and packages TO be had in the great.
DAVID S. JONES'S OFFICE!
Harrsorburg. Va.
Orders for tickets shares and packages, in this Lot.
tery enclosing the cash. will receive the most prompt
attention, il addressed as above, Agents ordering
tickets in the above scheme will be considered posi-.
tive SALE and charged accordingly at scheme price.
DAVID S. JONES, Manager.
February IS. 1883.
kT Notice to Agents vending Tickets in the
Shenandoah Bridge Lottery have appointed GBo.
G 'GLAscucK, Of Warrenton, Fauquier County, Va.
Distributing Agen, for,he following Counties: Orange.
Culpeper Madison, Spottsy ivAn,a Stafford, Prince
william Fairfax, Loudoun Fauquier, ana the District
Of Columbia. 49,
Agents residing (or responsible persons wishing 10
become such) in the above Counties, will please send
their orders TO GEO G. GLASCoCK, where they
W II be promptly attended to.
February IS, 1853. DAVID s JONES. Manager.
mar Il 5th Abr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Notice is Mereby given,

TSNIAT General Meeting Of The Stockholders OF the
L Fauquier and Alexandra Turnpike Company will
take place at Buckisnd on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF
May next for the purpose ofeiecrg president four
Directors, treasure, and other Officers OF said Com
psny. ]. HOH0AN, treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
70 Uabinet 1Makers.

T C SMITH has this morning received from Bos.
sls ton Box of Patterns, comprising the latest and
best assortment, Of cut and p6o Furniture and Door
Knobs, Curtain Pins &c sc. and which cabinet max.
era and others are invited to call and examine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Coarse Salt

WYE are authorized to sell few thousand bushels
w Of Isle of Nay Salt-which is ncari, as heavy
and coarse as Turks deliverable at any part
Of the District or on the river. Please apply imme.
dately to GEO JOHNSON q Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
New Boot and Shoe Store.

I H. WHITE, having taken the store recently oe'
d. cupied By SD Edison on King street. opposite
the Mechanics Bank, offers for sale general assor
men. Of
NORTHERN BOOTS and SHOES.
and has made arrangements to be constantly supplied
direct from the most approved manufactures.
.dlso,
made to order Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and specs
of The best and fashions; all OF which no
will eeIl on the most accommodating terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Notice.

10 The Steamer C0LUHB a..
bsaS A Captaiu James Mitchell, viii,
tS+z[7-iE Nasst7 70. the ensuing four weeks,
SS..sS- leave ;,',mno,e on Saturday at
..,.,-. p u firth, Di,tr Of Columbia; and re-
-, vlIr.ye Washington at 8. and Alexandria at
~ ckA " on Wednesday. apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
~ a,lhaAi's Best Chewing
TOB.aCCO.

,iSHE Subscriber has ju,t received boz Of the
L above article manufactured from he choicest Leaf
Tobacco which he offers for sale by the pound or
smaller quantity WI SrABLER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

Shenandoah Free Bridge Lottery,
Extra Class No for 1888,
To be drawn III Winchester, (Va on Monday April
IS. 1883
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000 DOLLAR&
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f0y amsterdam

.-F-s The c,ppersd brig BELpIDER7. Georgs
E,'0re,.he., master, will have dispatch For small
:, :, - Oh fresh', or passage, having handsome &C
IL EDW. DAINGERFIELD.
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Genuine bears oil
Superior antique do
Nsples do
Ia new and said to be a su
perior artic'el
Superior toilet powder
Rich scented nursery do
Preston salts
Persian rose soap
Bitter almond do
Vernscular and Ceylon do
Jessamlne and violet do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
PerfuMery. &c

NLEMENT A BREAST, at his Shop on Royal
u street. just received from New York small
assortment cfPERFU1fERY and other articles, Which
he would be happy to dispose Of amongst which are
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

TeNs, Aoaf >ns ", t"hes, nc
lGs Chests and haf chests !,as
10 IS boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
IL hhts Porto Rico and %. Sugar
S. bags lava and st. Domingo Cuttee
bois Jamaica 90
10 boxes Chocolate
90 hhds prime New Orleans Mossses
5 casks new Rice
IS boxes best bunch Rsisins
so drums pulled Figs
10 bags p'mento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boxes Plug do
SO reams Wrapping Paper
90 realms Foolscsp do
/ case asserted Fancy Soap
Is boxes yellow do
IS boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils white Ccrdage
Just received and for sale by
mars KERR & FiTZHUG".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Spsins Gnoas
Ecnt0NAl.

ssliIE subscriber resps ctfuy tenders his thanks to
the citizens of A., xandria and his friend generally
for the liberal patronage he has received for the tour
wears las, past ~ informs them that he has changed
his location to that extensive and commoi,ous Build
ing occupied for some time past, by him. a. " are
house (s,nce fitted up tn answer his pnrp"ses n arv
opposite his Old stand, on King, between Washington
and ST Asa h Streets where he will be hspp, to at.
te, 4 n an, busins - in the
AUCTION IND COWHISSION LINE.
Outdoor "a rs of every description. sales Of stocks.
tJc &c attended 10 with pr,n,tness ana despatch
tle has hand and expects to keep, Pretty general
assortment cf
FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS.
FURNITURE Of almost epery description,
Such US M,hogsn, silebosrds tables, bureaus
W sr,.roDes, candle and wash stands
Cane and rush scat, Grecian. stump and stick
chairs
sprinr seat and o'hcr rocking chairs
Ha,r mass and cotton mattresses
Patent a, Il window blinds OF every description,
with springs and cords
B'ue printed and edged ware, assorted
Git mantel aud pier glasses
Painted wash tubs, an excellent article
Cooking furnaces
A pcner,l assortment Of Britannia AMI japanned
Mantel aud alarm clocks
A lot Of Jewcry, silver & gilt Watches, &c &c
AL, of which he will sell at HE most reduced prices
ans GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

With a number of other
descriptions
Cologne. lavender, flori.
da and Bay water
Very fine kapi, 8 soap, for
shaving
Tooth brushes, curls, puts
An assortment ofhsndsome
S1Ot KS
Venus pomatum. for dye.
ing red or grey hair black
Pensnives, razrJs, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN.
&. =, p,nst Ss per aaaum. Country paper %.
For Freisht

- Tn. superior coppered Brig 0H.ih: =; FISH,
IN ter carries 1000 barrels, and Will take
!. .-- - - any foreign port. apply to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Eor weight.

~. The Big BEaYER, S. Squirting, master,
,s about 400 borreis, viii take freight to
- Il "a, In,ias or an Eastern port. Apply to
''' '" 81" -. FORI.h = Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

To which he will be constantly adding
r-r Ladies can have almost any description Of Hair
work to order, at short notice. Curls re dressed
tie hopes, by strict attention to business TO merit
share public patronage in the line of his profession
apr5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
NSm9eA Il. l,arm0ur Il IA

On M. OYER for sale,
oU sOSo orleans, Porto Rico and St. Croix Sugars
IS hb3s 80, do
so0 ls trinidad, Orleans & ST. Cruix Mola,, q,
~ ~ as,s' Rio and Java Coffee - ''''A '''A',e'
Is do Pimen,o
nail chests and chests Young Hyson,
$40 bo., mper'sl and Gunpow .er Tess
ers Liverpool, ground alum, Lisbon and
500 Turks Island Salt
With ~: aess liverpool blown do
USUAL Ass0rtment of Wines, Liquors, &c.
soO,,, .7iso,'
1908 rs S. mould and eipt Candles Of their own
lpri No and yellow Soap 5 manufacture
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Eor n0stON.

- The schooner EHELIyE, Cspt, Pesrce,
~ .,,,s,ii in an the present week, and take 2Uo
80, freight Apply to 49, roy, = G 70
,pSg TO-, -" - w.
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CuTee

100 Bugs ri" Cnfier viii b. landed tbs mor''':6
iSys from Schooner stafford. for sale b,
80 GEn JDi son s. Co.
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t,oSaAg@

Grange,
.No Boxes ewc : Dranc-7 or 1rs-a aorieT, land
80 ing from sciir lao, ~ IS. h}
oDr4 ". EG# LE - Go.
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{luas,a [$heStiHss

4 FEW bales Russia Shec'ings received per SCI
q lno. from Boston, e. safe by
apr q A. u GHZ"N''Nh q po
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
ROYAL APARTMENT.

Boudoir and Reception Room Of the Queen Of
Belgium
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27

A Sping Trap.-High Constable Hays, VIE
has had great experience in the Apprehension AID
detection Of rogues, and well knows The nece.'
ty Of binding them by something more subs!an'
tial than their word Of honor, has seen The nete"
siIy of being well provided with what are !eth'
nicslIy called sdfety chains and RIFLES Like
almost every thing. however, in lis age Of In'rh'
ton and rall-roadi, hand cuff, have had tier 10.
provements. and The worthy High Constable en-
braced an opportunity OF supplying himself i""
abroad, at no small expense. with splendld Fn'
lished pair OF modern improvement. HEY ''
So contrived that they cInse with aspiring ca'e''
nd no little art IL necessary TO open them as'in'
even when pro, ided with the proper key,an'e'' ~
structed in the mOGc OF doing It. We have hrSf'
though will not vuuch for the truth, that they
passed the custom house free Of duty. undcrts
specific Of philosophical apparatus
One day during the present week. these '''eI
spring and case hardened hand tuf,, we're ha'
rowed from the High Constable to transport
dangerous rogue to the upper prison 10 Believe
and being returned by the officer m the aO'G"'
Of Mr.. HAYS, were left for him with the t't'
of the office. While in The office thes naaI''!
excited some attention, aud underwent tie ~
animation and scrutiny of the officers gehrfa,"
as well as the magistrates. A person IN 'n' OH {
on business, stepped up TO one OF the mas'l'''t'
and asked permission to look a: them, which s'
readily granted, little thinking at the tine OF '"s
unpleasant dilemma to which his curiosity "n
leading him. After examining rhrIn leI'Hfe''
and with great interest, he imprud"n'y u'''
them on, when the spring catch closed, "D|'
he did not observe until he made an e'iof "
disengage his arms aud found it lmprac'caU'
To add to his mortifica alton and ebagrln' w
key had not been left with the irons, and no o'''
key in the oHise would fit them.
In this condition he was constrained to rema,1
several hours, while fruitless searches we're h'"'
for the High Constable. the irons becoming mo''
and more oppressive from their tighthess' anu 'r
thing short Of an imprisonment for the nl!n'' /"
least. appearing to threaten him. A ht!Ie v,
fore dusk, the High Constable was found W..
afforded him the opportunity Of realizing ~,
pleasurabIe sensation Of an arm released 1--WE
painful pressure. by taking off the letters a0o
storing him to liberty-not. however, "liho'. .;m
that it would be prudent Tor "'J
hereafter to take care how he played with e"s''
tooIs.-N Y. Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27
don, via yigo Bay, having left the latter place on

don, via vigo Bay, having left the latter place on
the eth Of March.
Captain p. reports that the fleet of Don Pedro
was lying in vigo Bay, and that much dIssalisfac.
ton prevailed among the crews. on account OF
not receiving their pay. The Emperor had sent
Sir John Doyle an officer Of his staff. with dis
patches to the Admiral. ordering the fleet round
to Oporto. The Admiral not only refused to
obey the order. but placed the officer who bore
it under arrest. In consequence OF this proceed.
ing. new Admiral Crosby had been appointed
to command the feet. Capt Peet further states,
that the country was in a state OF great confu-
sion, and that it was dangerous to 60 on shore,
as shot were flying in all directions.
Capt. Peet left Oporto on the 18th ut. and re-
ports that the vessels off the port had had no
communication with, the shore for several days.
They had on board provisions for Don Pedro's
army, but the batteries recently erected BY Don
Miguel, which commanded the landing place,
prevented any debarkaton except in the night
time. Don Pedro's army, although compelled
trubsist on rice and fish, was apparently in good
spirits.
Capt Peet learned. previously to his depar-
ture from Vigo Bay. that the King of Spain had
ordered his brother Don Carlos and his suite to
return to the Capital, from which we conclude
that the accounts which have already reached US,
that the King had ordered his brother to leave
Spain, were substantially correct.
GREECE.
King Ohio has already appointed six Greeks to
be Generals.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27
GREECE.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

By the brig Congress, arrived at New Orleans,
the editors of the New York Daily Advertiser
have received papers and letter, from their
correspondents IN the Capital If Mexico, to the
18th of March. Public peace continued.
Cholera in Guatemala. An official letter to
the Governor at Vera Cruz, dated Tabasco, Fe
bruary 9th, states that 1t. Espmosa had ugh
information that the Asialic Cholera was making
terrible ravages among the inhabitants of the CT.
ty Of Guatemala. The greater part of the first
battalion had died. The disease had not appear.
ed at San C,istoval de la Chiapa. on the 4th
when he left here. 1t bad not made its appear.
ance at Tabasco.
Correspondence Of the New York Daily Advertiser ]
MEX CO. March Is, 1883.
Thus far. every thing promises we'll; and il
the new administration can only manange to con
duct matters as cle,erly as NJ. PedraZa's has
done, we may anticipate continuance Of peace,
tranquility and constitutional order.
The enemies of liberty have, within these last
weeks, published several most violent amphlets,
which however. am happy to say, have not pro
duced any other effect than that Of calling forth
the dormant energy of the conquering party, who
solemnly declare they will not put up with the
least outrage, and tina, they are determined to
curb the excessive haughtness Of the aristocrats,
Such i, the dread that these entertain for Gen.
Santa Anna, that seeing he has won the election
for the presidency, and that it is no longer IN
their power to prevent the Congress from assem-
bling IN the lst of April next, they have resort
ed TO the ultra ratio OF all powerless and revenge
ful factions. endeavoring to procure assassins
who may plunge the dagger in that worthy &c
nera's heart; but it is all in vain-thousands OF
ewes watch tor the protection of his life, and
Heaven itself appears to shield him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27

Instruction In F0rmoSa. From the Canton
Register, Of December Goth. we derive the fol
loving particulars of the insurrection in the Isl.
and of Furmosa. 1t appears to be Of formida.
BILE character.
The instruction commenced near Chang foo
heen, about 40ie from Tae. wan foo, 1.-THE capital
of the island) where twentv-six mandarins, great
and small. together with about two thousand men,
were killed.
The inhabitants of the western side of FOrmo.
sa are natives of the island, Chinchew men. aud
Canton men; and the ARRAY originated about five
pculs of vans, which some Chinchew vagabonds
took away from some of the resident Canton peo
pie, who Immediately applied to the heads of the
village where the plunderrrs lived, and received
redress: but thinking that bv applying to the
Chang h"a.heen they might prevent recurrence
of similar ourases. they did So, and the Chang
hwa hern direct, called upon five of the heads
of families. and demanded money tn the amount
oi a 1000 dollars each, the payment OF which they
resisted alleging that the af,ir was already set.
tied 10 this he lent deaf ear, keeping them
IN PRISM ill the money should be paid. When
thew had been thus, Tor seven or eight days IN
confinement. finding them untractable he raked
up a stronger charge against them, calling upon
them to prnducea Ladrone. who had escaped,
and who could not be found. The head men
concerned, exasperated at this unexpected de.
manJ, sent to the village privately, and offered
reward Of 1000 dollars TO any one aho would kill
the Chang hwa heen. The villagers listened to
the proposal, and in open day attacked the house
of the officer. kind him and all his attendants.
The Tae ~ an foo hearing OF the affair, went in
person. attended by about five hundred soldiers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27
Cheap Boots y Shnes.
a. d. HARMON,

At hisnew Store, adjoining Mr. Butch
@ er's, and two doors above his old stand, has
Stsreceiveda part of his Spring stock of
BOOTS & SHOES.
consisting of almost every variety Of Ladies'. Gentle
mems. Misses, Boys and Childrens Boos, Bootees,
shoes, and Slippers, which he will sell wholesale and
retail. VERY cHEAP. Call and see. apr 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27
QuiNs-QuiNs.

FIRST rate assortment Of Noses superior n'I !,
"a featured Quls, from No. 10 to 70, which VIII =
'old at the manufacturers price, by ov
apr l9-bt W. u. NoRhi''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27

ET GEO. T. BRowN respectfully OF
'ers himself to the Voters of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, as 4 candidate for the next sheritfsltv.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLIsHED AND EDITED BY
EDGAR WIDEN,
Fai1tar Street, (opposite the Post Ofce.)

TERMS -Dsily paper eight dollars per annum. pay.
able half yearly Country paper five dollars per
annum. Advertisements inserted Al the rate of one
dollar for the first three Insertions and twenty FIVE
cents for every subsequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27

The murder OF the interesting and amiabIe
Mrs HAMILTON, at Bordentown, a few DAYS
ago. is no doubt fresh in the minds Of majority
Of our readers We learn, from a gentleman,
who has seen and conversed with her DESTROYER,
that he Is young man of good address, with a
handsome face, aud apparently amiabIe. He
speaks OF the lady who was killed by his hands,
IN the most exalted terms. When converting on
that subject, his eyes were restless and his man
ner perturbed; as If some dark train Of bitter
thoughts were passing his brain, and unsetting
his reason. His actions are alternately wild and
hiul; but on CON non topics. he seems snaffec.
teddy easy and agreeable. His trial comes on in
May; and will be attended BY thousands. Great
excitement prevails on the subject throughout
the country.-Phh. Gaz.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-05-01
PROPOSALS.,
BY JOHN MORRISON,

1876 CHATHAM-STREET, NETWORK CITY,
FOR PUBLISHING SUBSCRIPTION THE
Biography Of that distinguished Hero & Statesman,
COL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, OF KY.
T1flE work will present him native son ofVir
Il ginia, following his patriotic sire to the wilds
of Kentucky, when its forests swarmed with savage
tribes, often accompanying his father, when youth,
on numerous and dangerous expeditions, giving pro
lection to theinfan settlements in that now flourish
ing and patriotic State
To which will be added an account Of his after life
in the Councils Of the Nation for thirty years
Also, his heroic services at Maiden and on the banks
of the river Thames, Oct. 4th, 1918, where he "a
chieved one of the most signal victories over four
times the numbers of British and Indians, command
ed by General Proctor and that distinguished Chief,
Tecumseh Also, will be appended many of his
Speeches in the Senate and Houseof Representatives
various important occasions, not emitting his two
Vetoes on the SUNDAY NAIL QUESTION.
The Book will be of respectable size, printed on
good paper and fair type, and embelished with a re-
presentation Of the fall of Tecumseh, by c. Harrison
painter and engraver, Wali-street, New York.
Price, One Dollar in boards, and One Dollar
twenty-five Gents bound in gilt.
New York, Jan. |. 1888
GtsPSubscriptIons received at this Office.