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bilious or an interested majority may choose to
ncrnetrate. ,=.4thenS Speech.

bilious or an interested majority may choose 10
Speech.
GAS far as can recollect any distinct propo'
sition from the medley Of unconnecled quotations
you have made on these very important subjects
| understand you to affirm that in exPoundlne the
Federal Constitution, We should be ' tied down
to the strict letter" OF that instrument; and that
the General Government " vas not made the ex-
elusive and final judge Of the extent of the pow
ers delegated to itself, but that as in all other
cases Of compact among parties having no com
mon judge, each party has right 10 Judge jor
itself" As these may be considered The conee'',
fraied essence all the 0itd and Destructive prm
ciples that hare erer been adUancedin relation to
the subjects under consideration. aud as they
constitute the basis OF contemplated revolution
in the administration of the General Government
have been particular in using your very IAN
euase, lest should be suspected OF giving my
own impressions of the result of your arguments,
or, more correctly speaking, Of YOUR quotations.
[O"s ofthe People.
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of doubtful c, slionality. But it is not ai my
purpose to q any legal or constituents. . "nnas
q qus"ees are s GR sprnsiHs up, which De;
monstra,e TIL Of the new doctrine. and al
fectins the liiI F,y and property OF 'no'vsaa'
ala. involve YRS in unexpected Perp'eN'
ties. We M insist that the very ."" =.
sions. which n the disturbances. have !'en Ia.
ken place. fro3 belief that there VI. =, '""N
plty secured & BY that doctrine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14
Mr.. MrDUFFlE'S SPEECH.

The speech of Mr. McDUFFIE, recently ue'iV'
cred at Athens Geo rxh,o,ts that gentleman
a. the very anipnd. of his former self Il INST
have made the Georgians stare not litue 10 hau
the au,hor of "One Of The People" IN reP'' 10
the rrio," work written I" break down 'ne
Georo,a School Of Safe Rights, actually giving
them. ,h, Ji.cpes of That school, lecture on
State Sovereignty, with all the AIRS o' P'''e''
sor. Every one eemembers how MI NJ ''uFfiE
WAS ucn, to do gma,ize against State R'shls-now
ne d3gmati2es even more strongly IN 'he'r 'a'o''
and actually dennunces as igcoramuses anu
.dr;y;,lers., those who still entertain opinions TO
which he once len, the force Of argument and
the charm Of elcquence. We have not leisure
a, present To enter in an analysis oil this ne"
smauation OF notification PHILOSOPHY. and will
content ourselves in placing in juxta position
som. Of the present and former opinions OF It's
author, furnishing one of the most curious an"
,.,,,h,e instances Of standardization to be
ropnd on the record Of political changes.
1Charleston Cour.
18th. States entered into the compact as So
,srs;gn communities '-athens Speech,
..Tse General Government is as truly the Co.
vsr,ment of the ,ohole people, as the State Go
xsrnmenrs are OF part Of the people. "-One 81 the
People.
Each State has an inherent right, absolutely,
ins.p,rsble from its sovereignty, to hterPose anu
Arrest Within its own limits, the progress
nation aud thus preserve the compact from VIOLA
ton. "-.ifhens Speech.
1.-The States, as polite bodies, have no or'g''
,nf inherent rights. That they have such rights
ia false, dangerous and anti re puohcan assumP'
t;on. which turks at the bottom OF all the rea'
souiug in favor Of State Rights. "-One % inc
People.
8. These simple propositions, seTeuidenf to
every mind capable Of compromising the Import
Of the terms used TO express them, constitute the
doctrines of STATE Sovereignty and nu''incauon. =
athens Speech.
ga man Who will contend that our Govern
meut Is a confeJeracy Of independent states,
.whose Independent sovereignty was never IN
anu degree renounced. aud that II may We con-
troled OF annui,ed at the will OF the several In
d-pen,iant Safes OF soveregnties.' Can scarcely
H. rs,arded as heiongng to the present genera
ton. "-Preface TO Speech IN Congress.
Feat me i,nction,,,es OF the Federal Gov.
.,,m.nt are the exclusive aud hnai Jadses at the
ex,.o, If IN. PAYERS conferred upon them by
tina, very Cunsinuuon winch the Sovereign States
,,f,,e cunfederacy established tor the special
,,,,,ose Of imposing hn,au"ns upon those pow
ora amounts Ia nntH'uS le>s thaa that majority
of Cnnsre>s and at the other apartments OF the
Fedora Government nave charter 'ro" he"'en'
.,,,,,o,r I'm that bv which they we're created,
I'm, ,hem 10 do what they please, and en-.
-. ~, the States passive obedience to eve
~ act Of usurPation and tyranny "n'e" q" s"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wood are at present the " lions"
Of New York. They appeared at the Park Thea.
ire, on Monday, in the Opera of Cinderella aud
met with highly aattering reception Mr..
Wood is said to be very handsome man, with
very fine baritone voice, OF the lady the Stand.
ard thus speaks:-
Mrs. Wood is, though she hardly appeared so
last night, the wonderful creature we have been
told. She was greatly agitated, and towards the
close much exhausted, but in the finale she not.
withstanding vindicated her fame and our expec.
tations HeI first song. "once king, was Iou'-
ly cheered-a passage IN her first duet with the
prince drew a thousand murmured "bravos, {"
but her full, glorious triumph came not TILL the
close. Her power had been restrained. from
agitation or design, until then, and Mr.. Wood
had all the feeling and most Of the admiration
with him; but it was now time for the putting
forth Of her splendid powers. and magnifi
Gently were they exhibited. The audience, vast
and crowded as it was, sat wrapt in GREATNESS
expectation as she came forward. and when the
first notes of "Now in grief no longer bending"
burst forth, the hushed stiffness was like that Of
midnight, while the full, rich, sweet swelling
tones Of that matchless voice peaIins through the
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District Of Columbia.
Couniu of .Nerandrid,

County, 81 .7IeIdHuTtd' OCT.
EIENKY LLOYD has appned to the Hon vii.
liam Crsnch, Chief Judge of the U States Circuit
Court of the District Of Coumbia. to be discharged
from imprisonment under the act for the relief Of in
solvent debtors within the District Of Columba, on
the first Monday in October next at ten o'clock, A.
NJ, at the Court House in Alexandra; when and
where his creditors are requ red TO attend
aent list EDM. |. LEE, c. C..
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air. thrilled through AID entranced every he,

air, thrilled through AID entranced every heart
She gives her whole being to her song; her en,Ir.
soul i, lent to every note. as was the Black
Ku;sht's to the pluw; and feeling, thought, p,,.
sion. and copor-ai p"'er. are all cuncenra'edl IL
the effort that puurs forth the sloriou, melody,
She i, a rare and pertec, creature. The audlenc.
called her forth a-sIn, despite her exhaustion,
and she cheerfu'Iy repeated the mirace-mO., Of
the MT stood during the repeutlon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

Nix. AUDUBON, Of whose recent tour. sketch
will be found in our column, 4" day. taken from
the Boston DAILY Ad.ertiser, mas REACHED this city
we'll, and well satisfied A''er short soJnurn
among US. and tour to some OF the neighborine
States, which Will. we do not doubt, have The
effect of adding some names to the list OF sub
scrlbers for his magnificent work. Mr.. Audubon,
will. as We learn from han, depart Tor Tampico,
on bird tour through Mexico. His iudefa'Iga'
Bile labnrs will leave no field connected with the
SUBJECT Of hrs great publication unsearched; the
public will take care, are sure. that these la.
bors shall not be without their reward.
". y finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

A hog and steam engine On Monday
the cars on the Camden and Amboy Rail Road
were started for the first time with locomotive
engine. From .Amboy to Camden the cards
went over finely aeI back as far as Hsightstown.
There an unlucky hog got under the traveller Of
the locomntive, and IN endeavoring to run out be.
tween the fore and hind wheels, was instantly
dec pitated. The locomotive was thrown of,
and plunged with It's head into the gutter, and
the baggage car which followed Immediately at
ter was also thrown of the tract. Blu. the pas
sengers remained undisturbe,i. except that one
gentleman in the fright. turned somerset out
OF the window. The most moving part OF the
scene. was the lament Of the Irish women over
her poor piggy, Whose head could in no way be
replaced on the BODY - d to be Of the least use
in the world IN 7. Jour. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

General Hamilton. late Governor Of South
c.ro.ina, lefr Washington IN "Wednesday, for
h,s residence III Pendiston. ) G.
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Ooctor WheelWright

WILL hereafter practice Physic. Surgery. &c. in
w Alexsndris At present he may be found at
Mr. Clagetts Boarding House, corner of Prince and
st. Assph streets. sept 3-2awtf
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BATHOF BALTIMORE.

The anniyeS Of the Battle OF Baltimore
wa, c.leprateSerday with great spirit. Az
sunrise na,,,mlute Of twenty fur guns was
fired fr ON FrdAuI, and soon after the mem
hers of the d. associations we're seen re-
pailing to theinec,i,e points of rendezvous.
Retv cen e,uhT nine. the line OF Procession !
"a, e,mnletels ned in Holiday street. WIN
i,s ri,ht re,,iny Ra,h street. The ensemble
nresrnt-d nmmno.ine and anima'ing ap-
nearance. Tfrocessiun was led bv Captain
Rnuldin,s ,roopr aya,rv and after It succeeded
fine Na,ur. CT, sunci,' and officers Of the Cor
nor,t;,n and III orc and soldiers who t"nght
# N,rth point MET NJ. Henry. The Com
mite Of Arransant. and the keaue, anu =,
IN. order dr.iSe,, nv the Chief Marshal,
the yarious MecEa, Associations, distinguish
ed by their eles abanuers, appropriate badges
sa,bes. &c. andbrming a long and imposing
linz. The ProeSon first moved to Monument
Square. and aftIDass,ng around the Monu-
ment erected to imemory of the gallant citizen
soldiers who fell, the defence of Baltimore
proceeded along route designated to the Pub
lie square. Hamhad Hill, where the Declara'
ZION of hdepend1s. wss read oy Mr.. Joshua
Jones. aud an Orion delivered BY MIR. Joshua
Vansant.
The spot seIettelfor the principal ceremonies
OF the day was pic iarIy appropriate. the square
itself containing i,tery and part OF the t'"e 81
intrenchmeuts Wi, had been thrown up Tor '"'
defence Of the cfya tie occasion which the "a, a.
sembled citizens se then concentrating W.
learn that the Ora,Os erfOrmed the honorable du
assigned to him ',h much credit to Nuns" s'
and satisfac ton to : numerous hearers are
the conclusion Of ,hcerpmonies, the line oil prc
cession Was again famed. aud returned to H .
Iiday street, whet it was dismissed. In
weather was cool ad favorable, and the over
cast sky rendered much more pleasant 'or !"
celebr alton than ay Of unclouded sunshine e: :
We omitted to IGNITION that in North va
street the Processif passed under hanas'm
triumphal arch. erced tor the occasion oy W
citizens Of the vicinity. H.
The Fire Computes, with the visiting HOS
Company from Ph'hlelphla, also walked 'hro"s
the principal street, in procession; >, o
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PALM Oil.

= Hog.heads Palm Oil, warranted pure, just received
y from Philadelphia, and for sale by
sept 10 s. MESSERSMrH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

TALLAHASSEE, e9,h Aug 1858 we have Just
had fashionable mnrder pc prlrated here on one
of our most Respectable citizens john h lamp
bell. Esq U States Attorney Tor this D'''r't''
was shot through he head this MOI ning IN du-
Ell with George Hamiln, merchant nj Magnolia
Jour. Of Com
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GAZETTE.

TERNs.-Dail,.Paper So Der annum. payable half
yearly. Country PAGER IS per annum. Advertise
inse red Ut the rate OF one dollar for the first
three Insertions aud twenty FIVE cents for every sub
sequent-nsetton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

Fremont "A correspondent writes, under
date of " windsor. Sept. -" Anti ma.onry has
evidently ueen done up IN Vermont. The House
will be strong for the Union. and against pro.
scribjns everv one 'who will moi avow political
An.imasonry '"-alba"y .7rgus
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

THE Enormous Tree. This extraordinary
production of nature, which arrived a lew Ways
since, will be exhibited in day or two. Is
to be furnished parlor. containing AL l"e pa,
ra2h-Inaiia. sQ,h 49, psVet, ffsn. the Interior
followed out. and cspabe Of containing ~ TO oo
persuns.-N Y. Mer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-14

F,om South Carolina we learn that Mr. Din
,,.too (Nu!lification) has been elected 10 70"
rres. over Mr. Mitchell, (Union,) the late Ne
presentative.
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.)
ssr,,RDaY MORNING. SEPT IA. 1855.

writer in the Richmond Wing a'''se' Vs.
1ei,b to answer no questions which may De pus
>, n;u-to ayow no sentiment-to express ",
on;rions.-iu a word, to "keep DARK Oh"
Conceal all. This is pretty advice t" 'e give"
IN =. man who is candidate for pubic ONE. ;"
Tho country! We said. not long SINCE wv
1.eioh would not be the first who ever exc'a'"'@'
Save me, from my friends!
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PRESIDENTS TOUR.

iAe P@EsIoESr. accompanied BY his private
Secretary and the Secretaries Of State and Wac,
le'',Washington on Thursday last, on visit to
Tue North The Presidents reception in Balu-
n''e' Is thus noticed in the American Of that
city:
.7rriral Of the Presideni.-The arrangements
announced Yesterday for the reception of the
ffesldent OF the United States and his suite,
were duly carried into effect. At half past
'"e"e. Yesterday, the Committee Of citizens ap-
Poned Tor the purpose, accompanied by the
members OF the City Council. officers Of the Ar.
NY anu Navy, aud others invited OIL the oc casion,
70 me number, IN all, Of one hundred and fifty
NJ Mo hundred, proceeded from the Ohio Rail
Mead depot at the Three Tuns'' tavern, in a
uan OF eleven carriages, for the purpose Of meet.
Wy the President on his srrival at the intersec.
uOo '' the Rail Road and Washington Turnpike,
s'"ot $" and a half miles from the CITY. The
carriages were drawn separately, BY horses. un-
'hey reached the outer depot, where thew
we're united IN single train and attached 10 the
locomotive engine .4tfnafic. The engine, which
alter receiving various improvements ia now a
mo" em'ieut one, conveyed the train with ease
70 tue appointed spot m about twenty five mi.
aues. Soon after the train had been arranged
W tue return, It VAS announced that the Presi.
uent was approaching, and in few minutes an
S,sSan' coach furnished by Messrs. Stockton and
S Io drove up, containing the President, the
nun, MI MeLane, Secretary Of State, Cover
Y' LASS Secretary at War, and Major Donel.
'O", fr,vate Secretary to the President.
a,snuns ne Was received By General
s"'.o' Chairman Of the Committee. While sal.
S" Oos were enterchanging between the par,ies,
w.. "aia was thrown back until the centre car,
, a'en mad been specially set apart for the Pres
SsaIs accommodation, was brought in front of
we place where he stood As soon ss all were
,0S tu' the locomotive was again put in motion,
IN aoout thirty minutes the long train was
va'e!ed TO the Three Tans." Although the
%"e Of arrival was half an hour earlier than had
men announced. the spectators rapidly increased
n. u'noer as the train drew near TO the depot
S \" ea''ns the Rail Road carriage, the Pre.i.
Ga0 .oos his seat in an open barouche, with
S Se Smith and James II. McCulloh, Eso-
'' SUITE followed in another barouche, aud the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
COMMERCIAL.

It gives US pleasure to perceive the proiessios
of friendly feeling in the remarks Of the Balti-
more American of Thursday last, which shall al
ways be met by Us with corresponding good will.
Although our reply to their interrogatory may ap-
pear not to have been " conceived in good spi.
rit nor expressed in good TASTE" yet we must be
excused for having entertained an opinion that
the evil spirit came from another quarter; indeed
we had almost come to the conclusion that we
might look for a periodical attack whenever the
waters Of the Potomac or its branches were flush;
but we are now willing to believe that there was
no I" design to provoke rufiling temper" As
to "good tastes" we make no pretension in that
way, seeing no necessity for SO plain business
matter as Flour report being very fowsry.-
We feel obliged by the following friendly advice,
founded, as we are Informed, on some years. ex.
perience; "That commercial report is only
valuable. and will only be received with conf
dence, in the degree that its statements are cal
culated to furnish a correct and clear view Of the
market. without reference either to buyer or sell
er" If we fully comprehend the meaning Of
the above rule, it does not materially differ from
our own, which has for several years been prac'
ised by us-viZ: ascertain with as much accu.
acy as possible the prices that have actually been
paid for Flour FROM wagons and stores, and re-.
pot, facts without regard either to the interest of
buyers or sellers. town or country. Whether
or not we have adhered to that rule, we are will
ling to submit to those who have most frequently
read the report. In disnissiag this subject, We
are content, as on a former occasion, that our
neighbors should have the last word-never be.
ing The aggressor, but ever ready to explain or
defend what We say Or do. REPORTER.
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Price of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
yagohs and Vessets.

FLoUn-Our Flour market is in 81 ch pecu-
liar state, that it is difficult to give satisfactory
quotations. The wagon price has ranged from
s. so to IS for. common brands: at the same
more than 5 SO tu 60. Several lots Of stored
Flour have been priced at so to S SO. The
receipts are so small, that some persons appear
to be disposed to purchase from wagons fresh
Flour, to retail, at better prices than can be OBJ.
tanned for large lots in store. Upon the whole,
we should say fair quotation from wagons would
be SO. and from stores we think it could not be
bought for less than 5 62a.
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We are requested to mention. that Mr.. Bou.
det, painting Of the Raising Of Lazarus, through
tie pOieness Of the Artist, will be opened for
elhiJi,ion, for the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum,
in the session.room Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, on Wednesday and Thursday next
should the weather prove inelement. on the two
following days,-,he proceeds of one day to be
applied los the benefit Of the Artist himself,
and the other in aid Of the Asylum. We.there.
fore brspea& tie attention and favor of the pub.
L..
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A NOVEL INCIDENT.

a nOuel and Interesting political incident Is
related in the N. Y. Daily Advertiser, derived
from recent papers from New Granada Colon
bia) We have announced, says that paper, NJ.
Joaquin Mosquera's election to the Vice Psesi
dency. Ou the 18th Of April letter from him
was laid before both houses Of Congress, dated
at San Jose, April Cd, declining the Office. on the
ground that he considers himself more fitted to
discharge the duties Of retired station, and
that he had dedicated the remainder Of his life
" to the education and instruction Of the Young
and the common people: the only secure basis Of
our political principles and natonaI prosperity"
HIS request, although pressed with urgency, and
with that sincerity of character for which he is
conspicuous, was unavai!ins. g. This refusal. :"
says the government gazette, being laid before
congress !or their consideration, a long silence
ensued; and when the President put the question,
" will you receive this refusal III NJ. joaquin
Mosquera to be Vice President Of the Repubic?'
all the members except FIVE voted in the mega
tive. The meeting then adjourned"
The ffieth Episcopal Annual Convention u
New Jersey. sat at Camden two days last week.
The following resolution vas passed:-
RESOLVED, That at the instance Of the Bishop,
it ia affectionatelv recommended to every EpiscO-
palian OF this Diocese To commence immediately,
aud hencelorward ~ continue weekly appropria-
tion aud contribution tor the promotion Of chris
,ian knowledge and pety, on the principle re-
commended by st. Paul, l Corinthians 10th
chap. 81 v. 'sUpon the first day Of the week let
every one Of sou lay by him in store. as God bath
prospered him, ''-it being reco'nme nded that at
least five cents, in each week. BE- given: the pro-
ceeds Of such appropriations to constitute an an
nual fund to be known as the - offerings Of the
church."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety auction.

yINHIS EVENING, at my auction rooms, commenc.
ing at early candleghting, At which time win be
sold, without limits,
80 dozen worked Swiss muslin Capes
Dry Goods, Of various descriptions, suitable for
the season
britannia and Hardware
a lot of blue printed wsre. &c &c.
June 8 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
Necrees fUr sale Of land


4 T Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
n for Prince william County, held on the 18th day
Of May, 1885, 80.
Nathaniel c. Aacrae, Pisintiff,o
against
John Williams. administrators of Barnaby
Cannon, deceased, and Others, Defends
This cause came on to be heard upon bill, answer.
and exhibits and by consent Of parties and by like
consent, the Court doth adjudge. order and Decree
Nalh MEL e. Macrse to Barnaby Cannon. be sold BY
the Commissioner hereinafter named to the highest
bidder upon a credit Of six. twelve and eighteen
months; taking from the purchaser purchasers bond
aud security with lien upon the land, TO secure the
pa, ment Of the purchase money-ihe Commissioner
giving thirty days notice Of the time aGd place Of sale.
by MI advertisement published 10 some Newspaper in
the District Of Columbia and George w. Nserae Is
appointed Commissioner to carry this decree into ef
feet who is directed to report his proceedings to this
Court This decree is rendered without prejudice to
the rights Of either party. eoPy-Te.te:
JAMES H. REID, Clerk.
" Pursuant to the order and direction Of
the foregoing Decree, shall, on Saturday, the 9th
day If jay next before the front door Of the house
Of John W. Williams, Esq, in the Town Of Dumfries,
proceed to sel to the hshes: bidder upon the terms
and conditions in thesaid Decree set forth, the
A5Ax TRACT OF LAND
sX2 therein referred to, situate in Prince William
~ County, near Dumiries, and containing, by
1z6AaA estimation,
Il5 .3CRES, Foods, and 7 20-l0O Poles.
This Tract of Land lies within less than half mile
Of the nearest naygabe point on Quan.co Greek, and
is almost wholly in wood. embracing, with some Tim
Der, considerable quantity of Pine, Oak, and other
grow tn suitable for the woud trade to the District Of
Colombia. GEO. w MACRAE,
june g. eo6thJy Commissions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
gentlemen Of the Committee came after in car

gentlemen Of the Committee cane after in car.
riages.
He passed along Paca to Baltimore street. and
down the latter 10 the lodgings prepared for his
duly received and welcomed by the Mayor Of the
CITY, and the Committee deputed to perform
that duty on behalf Of the citizens.
The President will remain in the city to-day,
and tomorrow morning will depart for Pnadei.
phia 10 the steamboat Kentucky.