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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

We congratulate the National Republican par.
Z, IN the norin ton Of the Hon. BENJAMIN GoR-
IAN BY the County anh Ward Committees last
a'u'o,, as thri, candidate for Congress. The
arniaa'iou canno, fail to give general salts ac-
o'a He will be elected triumphantly.
Inc convention was fully attended, and Mr. =.
GorhiW received a unanimous vote. He was
waited upon by co'nr,itree, and il gives us srea;
pleasure to say. >iau,h ID his willingness Ia rep
'e'SHt the district ia compliance with the wish.
ssoi the Convention - Boston .9fl0s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
sealed provosN,s

W IL SeSei',d at my house on Payne street, un.
as Fsa WSSulas the first da, ef June, for renting
Re 6r, As, The remainder Of the wear, ending on
NTdrel e." T u March next. Good security will be
sre "a co me payment Of she rent, and, in case Of
b 'O,Ae py with the terms. the premises will BE
' wN. vEITCH, s. P.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
XVIII.
xxx.

Ytt6f ,iSh strange aud isrring elements,
nv myrisds, LoGdnn, form one peaceful
Whsle;
S,anposi,e in wishes and intents,
'rN wonderful What hidden powers control,
ma them in ledgne uuto ore common gaol.
Pleasures the rich mans INFECT, his l,,r's end !;
Vast, fesriul want, the poor mans constant
iIc,
", side by side. each other they atteaj.
lai little 'uS. Oh Gnd! the rich the poor be-
iiiend. ZANIsL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
Notice.

! - - hereafter =" nns;h in Baltimore. persons
=, '.l 'e,i 10 JOS ph June q Go or To my self viii
NJ a, , MAKE payment 10 janney, Hopkins q HUI.
n, ~ ~ Nar'st street, (napnste the Indian Queen
;, HA'Im'rc, OF ,hsy ma, please TO make paymen,
r.- SIS Ho>s at Jonathan Bu,cner's ar 10 Jonathan
'''''' e'ae' 81 whose receipts viii be binding :.
A.. JOSEPH )ANNEY
N'"n'ria. APsi! IS. 1888.
Ny DE- eLLiNG HOUSE is for sale
-. -, = ~ aud M other Rousss icr sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
district Of N,iumbla.
(0univ OF .GIernndr;,.

Io,y $500, t0UnIy q .1lerandrfa. SCI.
80, ,,'ost' Chief Iu ge of tie sts,es' Circuit
m ~ y, Ule Distract ct Columbia. to be discharged
So, ','ohms NJ, under the act for the relief of in
rrs.n Uen'ors within he District Of Columbia, on
|rf,t ,he so"rlh DAY of June next. at ten
|vh,,, ~. A. ~, at the Court House in Alexandsis;
CAV mere us creditors are reqa red TO attend
- EnA LEE A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Handsome Furniture j. hooks

IN Thursday nest t6,h instantly at 10 O'Clock, viii
~ be sold ut tn. Mechanics BANK, variety of very
handsome FURAIILIPE, consisting it, part of
Mahogany Sl1@board, Secretary a Book Case
Wardrobe, 7 sbIes, Bureaus, Work Stand
Wash stands two Nantei Glasses, Carpets
Prints, Inside Window Blinds. Vases
Sets Chins, Sofas. Lounges. Chairs. &c. &c.
With an excelien, Library Of Select Books
by order Of the Trustees Of C. Chaplin.
june Its WM. y. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

~. The Annual Meeting of the Members Of
the Alexandra Savings Fund Society. and Of ,others
Interested, viii be held in the room adjoining the
Council Chamber Monday next, the Sd of June, at
O'Clock, Pm. The Board Of Managers will present
to the meeting report of their operations for the
past year. Il. JOHNSTON, Jr. Sec'y.
may 29-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

W An adjourned meeting Of the Managers f
the SAW - Fani Institution WI e i 1t IL lsoon
N Fairfax street rr nee. tn, aycn,, 4. O.
Clock 10 receive the Report of the cou.nit;se s2-
pointed to prepare the Report to be presen ed to the
Annual Meeting on Monday next
june II JOHNSTON IT. S-e,v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
MARRIED..

On TUESDAY, last, by the Rev. Mr.. Smith. Mr..
Roassr II L,NHAN t. Miss Lucy ANN AuRE-
Ia, daughter ot JON Palmer. Esq, all of Prince
GtOrses County, Md
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

sS. SANGER still continues to carry on
the upho'strng business ali its severa, branches,
and can furnish To order description Of Upholstery
or Cabinet Furniture at the lowest prices.
iu1e --te''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

The Committee appointed to provide suitable
place for the accommodation IF the President of
the United States. have. we learn. engaged
rooms at Newcomb's Baltimore House.
baltimore Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

Rhode Island. -I,appears from the proceedings
of the Legislature Of Rhode Island, that the Al
,orney General Of that State has instituted
process in the Supreme Court of the United
States, against the State of Massachusetts. in re-.
lalIon to the boundary line between the States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
SHIP NEWS.

sCP TIE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION
open every Saturday afternoon, from half past to
O'Clock under the direction of a Committee Of the
Managers, at their Room on Fairfax few DOORS north
of prnre stree, TeSHi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
A.Mber YARD, ~ aven.us.. 81
WH3PVEN

to pursue the Rope-making Busi.
~ ness, it is my desire to close m pre &c q, busn.s.
$500" as possible ] VIII therefore dispose of my
STOCK OF LOuBER consisting of Boards, Plank,
scanning Shingles. nc &c; and will rent my
Whsrves, Lumber Yard, and Warehouse, on reason.
able tetms JOSJAu n UavIs
: J Post Hewer and Setter wanted Immediately.
Ine .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
DissHANtinN

'sNHE co-partnery heretofore existing between s
s. Sanger " illism Creighton. was Dissolved r.
mutual consent on the 6,h instant. may 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

We are gwen, in so many words. to under.
stand that the next Presidential question is again
to he settled, sat the proper time" by what
Paddy would call another Baltimore Convention
t" be held in PHILADELPHIA. Well. if the people
so will tive say, so be it. We shall look
s. more in sorrow than in anger" they ma.
mayed these things differently once.
The Postmaster General has instructed that
each mail carrier may carry single papers TO per-
sons on the route not in the immediate vicinity
Of a post Office.
If an arrangement of this kind would be any
convenience to any of our subscribers, Or any
who would wish to subscribe, in the adjoining
counties, by giving Us notice, it Would be at
tended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS D.AY

BY WILLIAM u. M TT.-IHIN UTY
Marine Insurance Co. Stock for sale.
a r not disnpsei of before saturday next LIST June
1 ONE HUNDRED SHARES of it will. on that
day. at II O'clock positively be sold TO the highest
bidders, for cash, in lots Of IS shares EACH before tie
door OF the City Hotel, Persons disposed to buy will
apply to Wa. MUTT. Auctiuneer.
may 27-Mon, Thur Sat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

DR.4U'S THIS DAT
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No. IL for 1888.
Will be drawn i, Philaie,Dhia on SATURDAY., June
4 Capital Prizes Of 10000 Dollars eacls
Tickets rs; halves 50; quarters l IS
To be had IN variety OF numbers Of
!. c0RSE,
Lottery Il Exchange Broker. AieInndria.
Drawn Numbers in the New York Consolidated Lot.
ter,. Extra Glass No. Is fer 1895:
So Ii 60 AZ 81 Al 63 36 SIS ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

get them
Mai G a Alexander-2 Miss Nelly Alexander
JOS or ii Anderson l. NJ Alexander
B
Miss .Silvey Dali Susan Batter
Geo Is Derrick w X Barker
Miss Mary Bssford john Brown
MIS- Harrie, Beede-2 Capt Ii Bell, USN, 8
Mrs Mecca Bell Richard Bowles
Mrs Eliza Corson John Hill Carter
Elizabeth Curt, Moses o b Ca~ood
Geo II Cockleli Samuel Coleman
CudIip Mrs Rebecca Curry
w Caui-2 Andrew Cook
Thomas NJ Couk joan Cole
Edwark Clarkson
Peter Davis Turner Dixon-2
Dale Miss Nancy Davis
Mrs Sarah Seymour Dick VIM Daany, " S n
Mrs Ann Dulsey
Mrs Ann Maria English Elijah w Fills
+
Addison ID Fisher-2 Fox Feayii
Mrs Mary Forrest Mrs Mary Ann Fowler
Henry Grimes Fanny Green
john Grace Isaac George
Robert Gray
II
Robert c Hynson Henry II Haley
Andrew l. Hancock Francis Il Hanson
Dennis lIa,ket Mrs Dolly Hepburn
Is w Hunter, UoN--2 Nicholas Kingston
Samuel Hills Edward b Hart
Cap, q Harden, Jr WIN e Harrison
Chs G Hitler Thos H,sdon
WIN Howard
Richard IL. Jenkns-2 David Irwin
John II Jacobs
John King Miss Jane Knikin
Il Kennedy, Esq
Robert Lavender Robert K Lee
Dan w Lewis Elias Lesg
nj
James McClOrg Capt Chas Mcintyre
Daniel Monroe VIM Massey
Capt James Mitchell Daniel Minor
Jane. Mcdaniel Daniel McKinzec
Mrs Emily McCarty-a Masonic Lodge
n
VIM O Newman Miss MaryEmilyNorth.
WIN r Nichols craft
Capt John Newcomb
o
Miss Elizabeth O'Neai
p
James Patton III BM DR. WIN Peake
Consult Mrs COrnslia Patterson
Robert Patton, u s n
r
Mrs Margaret Rynor Archibald Rye
Samuel Reese. John H Richie
S
Mrs Sarah Suter-2 Miss Elizabeth F Set
Simon Sommprs tes-2
Miss Nancy Sut,en w o Smith
Henry Smith George Suckley
7
Mr. Tennison Mrs Julia Terrett
K Tate Capt Terrett
Geo B Thompson Mrs Susan Troth
WIN Thompson George Thomas
Mrs Sarah Talbort lin John S Thornton
the country
w
Hannah ] White Wilkinson Williams
WIN White Worden
Geo Woodbridge Jeremiah Wheeler
Samuel White William Wood
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandria, Junn l, ASSIST
a Cara.
noCToR A. II. SANDERS, having located him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

.:,sout .inning, fair ones now are naught,
ANU Gar. as far can be, tina, Howret grows
=. his leaves nor spot nor talnt disclose;
W." from hi. desk the apish clerk Is freed,
-',,..,v,f,. the vast city's current H"ws;
Aec GUIDED shops the ai,y Parks succeed,
H,,o ,lo,e carriage Is deserted fur the steed.
XIV.
,he, The Parks deserted. and the steed
AT -. fall rack and managers gently led
-. n,or men so considered IN their need,
"" .;,dly tended. 80 proiusely ted.
t,J hecn wsaIih's protection. nut IT'S dread.
ga r,ydy train now homewsrd hungry 90,
,',,a,,v odors grateful incense she'd,
qro rich repast's laid out m eiitter,ns show.
.,,j tbo,e who eat the countless dishes hardly
ka0w.
,.-,sr change. and 10. the silded room.
r.. .ilken hangings. aud the dazzling sight
n, ;,,sn'd bpauty-iustres that Hume.
,.J with meridian splendour gem the night
u,,k me load laugh. quick Jest, and full de-
HIGHT.
-. .rbsne successful. and the baffled plot;
~, ,,Ine>s rcigas-each face, in sorrow dight,
Ia, for an instant to their happier lot.
While las, nights tale is told, regretted, aud
forgot.
XVII.
D., strange. is this orr topsyturvy world.
r, ,.e 80 beings placed IN strung contrast!
Oac in the giddy circle upnost whirl'd
O, ror,ene's wheel. his ewes closed To the past,
All proud as rock his slippery seat were fast;
The o;ter, in his misery. frarlul lest
ANN, his species he should lose his caste,
r,p Ead. consideration, comfort. rest,
'.,da1p.y as brute be pamper'd aud caress'a.
XVIII
Ak each car his opinion Of the world.
~, strange d",neanunr 10 the other mark;
affecting that theS bnth are hiIher hurl'd
lpll the same frail ienure--and embark
g, he same .sa. where both are in The dark
Tel each his duty TO The Others love.
la.,. Of that love that died for them, a spark;
B,ho'i thcir gnrSes rise aud sadly prove
VIA, FEELINGS wa0t for wealth, aud wealth for
plIsrry u0ye
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

DRAJVS THIS DAT
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No II f6r 1855.
To be drawn in Ph sde phs on SATURDAY, June I
4 Capital Prizes Of $4,000 eacn!
Tickets S., halves 2 50; quarters rs.
On sale in great variety by
Jas. RIORDAN.
q uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawn Numbers in the New York Consolidated L0tte.
~. Extra Glass No IS for 1888:
50 II 30 az ~ Al 63 36 IS Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office Aeraadrip. D. C. on the
LIST Of JUNE, 1888
IT Persons calling FOR letters in the following list
will please say THEY AHB ADVERTISED, or ey ray not
get then.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

Yesterday we received the mails from the
North. South and West, in their due order
The late rains will, however. impede travelling
and delay aud perhaps disarranse the mails for
some days to come.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

A Schooner will be launched from the Ship
Yard Of Capt Easily. in Washington, this day
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. She is owned in this town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

Rsser. viii take 500 barrels freight, If offered
Arpy to W. F0WLE y Go.
who have for sale said schooner's cargo of
IS Tons Plaster Paris. may %
Wand f0c sale.
:;,x:,s Tina. TRACT of LAND called Eff.
ysSSs FINGHAH, lying in Prince william Ccin.
m ~. Virginia, about three miles from the Court
SfIss2g. House, contariog about
700 ACRES.
hr quality of this land is good; third low
ground, lying on Cedar Run, which might be made Q
hrrt rate Meadow There is sufficient quantity Of
good timber on this lind. which is under good
fence The mprovem :nts are large and very eonve-
acnt two story
FRAME HOUSE, a good BARN,
= and all Other necessary out. itouses there
$50. isa We'll OF excellent Water in the yard, and
-1is4lsS,S large orchard Of choice Fruit
rhr is thu most beau'iful aul healthy situation in
that part Of the County; Vt lies shout 80 miles from
Aexandria, Is from Frederick ,bug. and from the
thriving Town Of Occoquan, which is good market
for grain - Also.
A TRACT Of LAND, called CEDAR
NIL in Fauquier County, sooui four miles from IF.
fhghsm containing about
1890 ACRES.
About 200 Of this land is in high state Of cult
vslicn and equal to any land in the couniy the ba.
lance is good inprovable land large portion Of
this IN VI 10 III w oVh y tote.
rabIe good
FRAME II USE. a large BARN, and all
fFIsil "her necessary Out.Houses. This tract was
Ss., 'igally in three, and lies we'll to be divided.
vines vii! be done to suit purchasers Also.
A TRACT of LAND, of about 1000
ACRES, lying in Prince william County, Va, about
40 miles from Alexandria and miles north of Hay
Market. on the road leading to Leesburg
This Farm, for grazing, is equal to any, being na'u.
rally fine grass land, and very susceptible Of improve
ment Plaster acts with as much power on this land
as any in the County Of Loudoun. It lies well for di.
viding, which will be done it required. This Tract
will be shown BY Mr. Carns, living on the Farm, &c.
dar Hill and Efingham by SIR Green living al Cedar
Hill Possession will be given in time to seed crop
in the Fall The terms will be-One third cash the
residue in one and years, with interest and deed Of
trust to secure the payment II desirable that these
Lands may be sold private sale before the 18th day
of August; If not they will then be offered public
sac on the premises viz: Cedar Hill and Effingham
on the l2b and the Tract Baymsrket the l4th
For further particulars inquire Of the subscribers,
gibson FOOrE,
RiCHtRD u. FOOTE,
Near Warrenton, Psuquicr County.
JOHN w. MASSIE,
=. FOOTE,
Executors, Alexandra, D. c..
may 22-1awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01
Fur halifax.

.5EM The schooner CONVOY 2. CroweIl mas.
~ er. viii take 500 barrels freight, if offered soon
arpy To W. FOWLE q Co.
who have for sale said schooner's cargo of
IS Tons Plaster Pans. NAV %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

noCTOR A, II. SANDERS, having located him
IL self at occoqu.n. Prince William County. vir
gtns respectfully offers his professional services to
the public He may be found at Mr. Fishers, or at
his Office adjoiaing. june i-eo4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

may 22-1awH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-01

The Grand Jury for the body Of this County
have now the Randolph affair under their consi-
Iteration, at the instance of the District Attorney.
As soon as We hear that the Investigation is over,
the public shall be informed Of the result.
BY the polieness Of the gentleman who hand.
ed US the New York paper Of Wednesday, we
were enabled to give the latest foreign news il
yesterdays Gazette, twenty four hours earlier
than it would have reached the citizens OF this
District by the mail, which failed on that day.
For such attentions we are always grateful.
We must again decline communication from
correspondent in Virginia, on the subject Of the
recent assault upon the President With the
Richmond Enquirer, " we are satiated-nausc-
ated with the subject" subscriber from Ere.
derrick County, Va, writing to US, says: "Your
first notice Of the affair was correct and proper
Just what you should have said, and no more.
like one remark especially the affair itself
should have been kept out Of the newspapers
There are some fine stanzas in the poem emit.
tied London during Fire." which we have
inserted in 70 days paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

we have seen this specimen aud it rca'l de-
sc''es all that the Colrmoto.e says oft.
tf,x .4mcs. fAr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

IA the dark, bu, never before felt the elcc,ri,
shock
was playing with nay Angora cat il WAS ".
ing on the table on its right side | laid my left
eand open on its nc 's, my thumb on the hind parl
OF the shoulder roln, md strotej down the hair
with the right han1 felt several very smar,
shocks of electricity which evidently gave srea,
poin TO the cat, rs they did to me.
| mention this to ven, thu, other experiments
may be mnde, aud if electricity is beneficial in
some Diseases las it is said to be) feel confident
.lat II may be obtained from the cat, sufficiently
strnns for ali medical purposes
AT the time this was discovered tho weather was
tirv and frosty, and the room wnrm
cansed some ofthe servants to place their hands
rs had placed mine. while s,roked down the
hair o. the cat. and they complained tia, the
SHOCKS were very painful to them. Whether this
is peculiar TO the Angora cat, and to the neaiey
geade,' can he easily aseeriainod. The mrs, fire..
1neni shocks were felt in the liGle finger, which
rested on the root Of tie left car-bn the several
shocks were felt III the thumb which rested "a de-
foro sa'd. on the hind part of,he shoulder lcint
placed my hands in other positions md could
pr oiuce no schock whatever
II this is II new discovery it is worth follow il,y IN
II may he MS old as the hills for wha, know. but
mover heard Off. Yours truly,
DAVID PORTER
}. y. SKINNER, Esa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
cireala, e5Ae Bqa,d # Commissioners.

! eiAbNbSbi fAtht AP'os
Gtnaemra,--Tho undersigned, constituted q
Board Of Commissioners for the purpose ofcarry
ng into effect the provisions Of an ACT passed the
lsh OF March last, entitled an oct making AZ.
preparations for the removal OF free persons Of col
or, have deemed II exPedieni 10 transmit copy Of
| the said oe 10 The several comply and corlnlnton
coor.a within this Commonwealth, together with u
| tabular statement, exhibiting tho several sums or
proportions of the fund appropriated hs the les sIa
| lure, allotted TO ,neh county OF corIata,on.
twill be readily perceived TINT IN order 10 en-
able tho board TO fulfil tho purposes Of ,,s creation
information Oh various points viii be required
WHICH can only be conveniently obtained and com.
m''n'csted through your friendly 20 operation VIC
therefore respectfully request. that after making
the necessary enquiries, you III e pleased in.
form US whether within the limits Of your joiis.
hles,on, sufficient number of free persons Of color
eau be found willing 10 cmigtnta u tho western
conss OF Airiea, whose transportation will absorb
the quota Unsigned to yonr county or corporation.
II there are any sush, VIC should be further obliged
TO you 10 state their names, ages and sex--tow
long they have resded within tho limits Of your
county or corporation, md Whether they were free
before the 9Th March, laaa.
by aro,ision in tha existing laws, Il is mnde
the duty ofo,ery commissioner Of tho revenue to
return 10 The court of his county corporation nj
'h' bh'o no rVufhS Hkt OF t1Nnbic property, n
complete lis, of all free ncgrocs or niuntloes within
his district together with tho nn,ncs, sex places
of abode and particular trades, occupations or cal
lings copy of this list, according In tho form
prescribed by the revenue laws, ought TO hs trans.
mltted annually by tho commissioners TO the auditor
OF rub accounts hut the duty has no, been reg.
larly periorned, and consider The information
hlfhly desirable we would thank you to direct the
attention of thu revenue officers IN The subjeci IL The
lis to be returned 10 The audi we should bo glad
II tho free ,laa,tocs were distinguished from tho |!
free blacks
Any other information which you may deem i, |
Axpeticoi 10 communicate, In order To enrblo us
moro cfectually 10 oxoenc the provisions Of the net
above refcrrcdto, We VIII also thank you 10 trans
MT, and NO shhll be pleased TO receive your cpmuu
n,cnsions on or before tho day Of August next,
'r as much sooner os practicable.
We ARE gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedicni servants
ions BLoyD GDreyaGr.
Wy.pHAu noprnrspN, Lieu, Orr.
JanrsE. HssrH, firl Aaditor
Jaues Bin,we, IN Sedppd 1atit,,
N y, BE pleased to ADDRESS your communications
o the auditor ofrubc accounts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
POLITICAL.

We never read the following lires, written /
Thomas Haynes Baylcy, without realizing ~,
nation. which il is n, all times difficult TO suprres
The productios is one OF those boaulit. mt slle
lid affairs, which do equal honor to,hc had an
hear, Of the poe, ; and i az tic same try, add,
The fame already acquired by its celebrated and e
,s,tnt author.
THE PlLOT.--sy r. II. nAYLsY.
Oh, PHO, It's frmtu night
There's danger on The rp,
III come and pacs the d.Sl with thee,
dare not 20 to sleep.
Go down the sailor c,ic,l, go down,
This is no place Cor thee;
Fear not but trust II Prov cnce,
Wherever thou aay st be.
All pilot, dangers often met,
We all are aps 10 slight
And ,hoo hast tnown these raging waves
But TO subj 4. their might.
It's no, apathy. he cried
Tia, gives this strength to me;
Gear mot but trust in Peovnience,
Wherever thou may'Ss bc.
On su.h night the sea cngulrd
Nv fathers lilrless form;
NV only brothers boa, nj down
In lust so wild "A storm
Aud such, perhaps nav be my fac,
Bu, still | say Ia thee
Fear not but ,rasi III Providence,
Wherever thou ,nsy'st bc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
SUGAR IlEE.1'

A writer for the New England Farmer, with the
signature l.. y. whose communication IS dated
Concord Mass. Jan. 90, 1891, prefers the sugar
beet TO the genuine mangd wnrzel, md recon
mends il az f" aifo,dings bountful crop Of lnree
sound roots, which, if no, SO large MS the mrnge
wulzel, think are heavier, md will keep better.
Their use as food by my cows has produced de-
CT led improvement, in the quality of their milk,
which has been percep,,ble to all my family in
two days after began 10 feed them on. to my
cows"
John Prince, Esq of Ro1bury, has had much
eA pcrlcncc in cu,iss,Ing both the mansol wutzci
and sugar beet, and we believe pref rs the latter
Its crop is Lot bulky, but i, is not Only s~eeto'
and more nutritiyc bat may be preserved .. -.
more facility from decay or ie'orior.iionR