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FsANk.SnlAIsE.
10 s.,9.. PUBLIC,

Il HAVE just received some very handsome
y Glass AID CHM Git elantl' Ornaments. Gu
Fruit Baskets, Git China MUGS, Gilt Chm
Pitchers. assorted sizes Toy Ia S4us, To}
EWcts and BasGns, &c. ~. all Of which will be
sold low. JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
April Is
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kEiNhiNIA, 10 Nu-N i,d.r, hohiru a. the ~
~ "h'ee oil thn Circuit Superior Court nl ia"
ehnhcefy, tor the county of iiilifax the mer'
Pri, ieS5-Joiin s Priddy, puG against Jl1es h'u' D.
ms own rIghf,and as admit de bonis al Tho na,
ny, d.ed. Jefard Banks, Jr. WIN. {. Anderson wv"
ieH' Meshack street and Bark Prddy, Dei's'
IN Ct1ANCERN. oiR
Inc Defendant Rnrk Priddy, not having enm 81
appearance ana gwen security according 10 onuesi
OF Assembly nnd the Rules of this Court, and II al Iii
ing by saa-!actory idenee that he not an ~ ~
ta"t OF 'is commonwealth On motion of The Il'" ,'
Counsel 1t y ordered that the said defendant do
on th@ Isl monday IN July next, and answer me PIT
bull and HAT cory Of this o. sei lie forthwith ihff
tue i'yncabnte fuglnian, for two months suepe ft6
ana posted at the front door Of the court ho"s'
county. Copy-Fcste. - - :,
y A. HOLT, D. {.
May % w-b
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AO 4 LAJS II e. X rs

fE7liE subscriber offers orsae the latest nlpro
IA vel Patent cast iron bark mills OF different
patterns and sizes, suitable for Hose, Water OF
Steam power. excelled by none nlhe l. States
Apply to JAMES z. BA1 Less.
No Cheapsde, Baltimore.
Refer to Poe, Esq Lynchburg, Va.
March ~ =
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NJ ~ GOODS.

RNllE subscribers have now the pleasure Of in
n forming ,hsil Il ends and the public al large,
At from recent purchases mad ri the Nsfth, bY
Sc of the firm, and carefully selected thcir stoek
entirely complete. They doom unnecessary 70
We Is, of,hoir eoods-suiiice II 10 say. thai
iaeir stock embraces almost ey6ty article IN the
me Of Drp q ois. nroelrtes, Uatd,ed7e and Cut
ltfg-ln tins, is included nn extensive selection Of
Hats, HoIit and s4nrs If oil descriptions From
purchasers they l'oettglly ask cal-ihey are
oonidtnt ;hat Thy eau Afford eoon bargains 81.
ghel alzleg4ie Or tstoii, can b. offered III ms
market.
Their War Rooms are also open for the rerop.
ton Of all sorts produce 10 bc shipped or sold On
commission Particular attention Will heRNeH
TO the receiving aud forwarding al goods
NOWLiN, HUNT & Go.
Mag 90 Is
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Duastables, LeShorns a Ribbons.
~ L invite onr town and country friends to
w the examination OF the above, embracine
iM newest and most fashionable style also a
splendid box Belt Ribbons.
Mckee, ROBINSON & Co.
March Z. 4,
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XXiK"'NiA ;-A tuler held ia the clerks oa.
" tircait superior court OF Law and Cha re'f ~
i"in 'onh'S, On the 81 day Of December, 10
sun, fih. against Charles Whtoley and A"ut's"
Thomson,Dcits In Ch ncerv.
The defendant Charles " ilrIev not having eni'rf7
appearance and given security according 10 tho get OF -
scnhiy and The rules cft', court and appearing b.
'c''N eNiae ice mat nc Is moi inhatdit pt ii>
Is ot1efed that he do appear here on 10,
day oi Tie next MAY term, and ansn er the t o ur
ri"'h"n', AMI iha copy OF Tins o,dcf hr lrni'' '
NHeih'au, punished al iynchburg. for Two month"; ''
slYey and posted the front door Of the house
this county.
copy-Tcstr, JOS. WILSON ,N
March Z. WIN
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Mag 90

z IL undersigned feels grateful FOR tho patron
4 - heretofore extended to him as a Camm,s-
SCR Merchant in the snlas Of Tobacco, Hour g..
a a mom5er Of The finn Of No@lin, HUT s. Go.
be soIielis a continuation Of that patronage, and
pedges rattcuju attention - oil cons ;umfnts
ma &c to that Gfm. SAMUEL NONLtN.
NJ ~ IL
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. gslth1 AIA.-Al faies lid - 10 Z t3k.onrr r
W C"aHiy Cont Of Amherst. or Monday IRE l.
anu l,5j-i lmoiaY Ftttcbnr, v5o si,'- - = T. 'a e
OF hiJai fiticnrr, plaInt az mi neof4r " "T@
ma lin L. Duncan DctpH IHtt- II tfrHccfs.
Inc hfienIhlii hourae W. nae, havms enlaa
ms appearance aud gkcn security according To me ~
"t Assembly ahd the rules tf this Cont, ant arp
tn the satisfaction nftlc court that hr /, not inmI
Oh ihl> commonwealth. Du motion of tic plaintiff ~ Fl
counsel 1t = ordered, thai the sal Defendant d. 90 re-
"cie ON ~ hl"fe TIC ist uay the nrXt July reu -
s"er the htll ofiie iinti1 AID that COPY 9TH
be forthwith inserted IN the L.nchhuc quinn, 't
hohuS snccrSsi,eiy, aud posted the ifonl aeo' "
court n ST., OF his county.
topy-Testc, ROBERT TlNSlh u.
Nav , N9n
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s,E G. ESsss

TytfI T. rnlltc atr inror med thai u daily mail i.
sA now running between III. place aud Wns'l.
fnGirn ftg. IN" advantages ot i'"s alIaog"-
mroi. M. rpin. rsps auI oh''ope.-li rof only
giyes th. race a tally Hoit''rn, In a daily Nfeh
mon6 uasl. II presents 10 The hattT'ng from
fcpasss1t, 81. foife aH{J eti 70 no dei"y uhnife
Ihs har !, intended Ia con bine proper
petition, will ample TIM for rest but whenever
il is tcquirea, il " III travel alKagh, NJ dos The
ficdc5,rk.5ur bur nal will ihrn reach Wash,
neicn aiIh1u tiiti nit, e"nn ~ The sfehrnbont.
From Charlottesville 20 heyFn'rias by lHud, III
n.ae..-- 4 xsnlta Il Washington, by the boat
1arl'".--'y nv tartc, III
+ lnm hitlottesS lie t. amh"w landing. -
N g. 5u,mhoat landins 10 u aelliueion, OIL
r5ol, b. Fr.dr. iesslulP, 10 mics.
Defiance tom Salem TO Nasal",tao CITY, u
IA b. afc. i =
FIR sph.c,, - his spaced no pins - p"D IL
=, ( arcoamo ttfisns 90 III, tpoI' rra4 u ~ =.
le,n 10 Wt-AseFton City Apa bo9mg ~" -
tth.sau N a nav, atl,httIrnl ts"rn'r, N 'ou..
q,efes al lhr ahlisannf OF st." J., ,"a'i, sotlls
hcsufpprt Of II sentr 'us pehIn..
d. Tn Ahiaelan 49, K ,.,,,lto farc,s ~.ll III.
ttnr ah,Nr = months - ~. usual @'.'"nn', and
send 'h.,r oceoua, 10 fbi. li'c o' co''c''an.
MAY IS
William IS. Rcel, 1aotaes J. N,.a, All
mni>ua'o1 olJohu RIA, deeeased j.
sept Gadd, >en',, ann Robert {. Cat
-.
TNsihF NoTiCF.-tbntl 81 III, an Thursday
x Gin, - lay of May Gcyt. be'ween the ri.iIe
an1 aettius OF IL sun, t5ke. mt Ia" house of Ms
Vohsi's II the cou1fv 81, ! ,spa the deposition of
tbe ssI Ms Roberts ord othets aud GA Wsd-
II. s#izlv Ito q urihe s4rfc month. between the
ri. ins and 4,tlins vi Ih Gin flie house 81 John
Dl3dlr, IN lhr .5anfget Augusta. tie deposition of
: Il lain u - hon IrIJ
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Il lh'l&l'=A H#e,e'.t aeia L. : a.4. e.#r.' 8
- = daS - 5ia'eh. t., It lrt,'o,se. '. 3''..a
II rid II Sv''i. administrator. If ll~pt itas#- -
" a. "rar' Saaoci Mellon md ntnj7.ia li1-r,, r
lp tflucrty.
On motion of The inintid,. tv oanu,ei. la. g.
Ell, aud il Appearing IL lhn r. ia "a. t' fi
the Defendant Samuel Mellon not IN inhrhtaht II
commonwealth II - ordered, at II. .-id cfhr47
benjamin Hams, tr reclaimed trum pa, lnc uuaX eoff
ing ar Otherwise dlspuslnr of any money goods e
effects, h" NOW las or which my hefclficr c,n.c hit
hands, "Wlrr 10, or belonging ~ thc sud alsori e''1
10 the amount ni thtrc nan5Icd tioln., 81 net +
PiHhhs demnad sud The fiin order ari dcoftc O. e
cahr; concerning HE SANE. And /, hntlcr o'dtrri
ne SAIL Samuel Melton do apprnt hrrc on he fuflh
day IN Jaiy meNi and answer tn. plaintiffs hiii I'D p
copy nf ihi> otdrr lie ffi with inserted IN 1hc -
burg NrPini3n, a newspaper published n lie --f
iyhehhufg"r tHn nlamths .Hcce.sItci, plc.i7r, 10
Ia, aud another coy thc,cef posted thr irs loo
the co"fi house 81 tnis county .n-lc cunri ~.
capy-ie-rr. Sp. eARfAh,- \
Anil " -
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John Rardall, NJ. y. Boston.
II w Parsons NJ. d DO
Walter Charming, NJ. D. do
T.. }. Davenport Nj. d. do
Nath Peabody, Nj. d. Salem
Edwin Parsons, NJ. d. Portland
w. X. Brown, NJ. d. do
+. tIigsnson M, u. Cambridge
Dudley Smith, M. u. Lowell
Prepared by Motfat, Plummer & Co. lis. State
street, Boston, Mass and sold by their appoint
ment by Howell DAVIES, Agt.
March w3m
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" holesale ard Retail.

MRArENf scy,ho BLADES OF every size
u Mullins do - do do
English Grass do 10 do
Brcr, Dutch Blades and Reap lipoiss
Patent Balances, and great variety Of other
Goods lnst received and for sale al the sign Of the
Golden Anvil. TiEO. ROBERTSON \ 60.
May 3 IS
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NsfihtlNt.--h Rules hohlrn IN tl- ,.ark', a.
hcr 81 HE Cue at SHpcsior Court Of Law md ca-,
cery, inf The town Of lnchhute, on tn IT, ia, II ~
liet. lini zen. Duiny and elm { hi. ~ =. s " = "
aud Laura q. lai, infant children = t,lrH A. !
L. VIII .ue bt the sad i.lurras Inlat ts.N ee..
hierd, Iitis afaiust Acihet l.d lat, EttoA .st, =
rec II. Ga i1rd, ptu'r dr bun. rou VI iattn,
dee. ard : trei Hrn-i"td. So frflt .iiset afa
o. INHehbn ., siIa sut ada 81 Chs L. - d.
D,n4-
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IsEf3Il1X Al.

vwFIF subscriber has removed his entire took
n ofGoo1s, from Lynehburg to New Glasgow,
aud respectfully solieits the patronage Of the ei.
OF the latter town aud It's vicinity. Ills stock
embraces Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, &c. &c. aud his prices will always be MS low
possible RO c. JOHNSON.
May 20 It
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DTess!S-'YDDTIi w ASH

IN t8'GH6t dH4 PfeHSIb ffRtfHE {7F Gf.cdSfH
Tecth ~oeagg Gums, aud unpleasant odoat
If iie The Bleah
e1llE valuable and highly respectable recon-
- mcnantion obtaiic ed from f4mi5iaor and
DcHtfsiy. the most cmlucht in lhelr profession Is
a sufficient guarantee of the measurable worth o.
the ;bnve named article. This Wash beng COM
posed entirely ofvcg,tahle substances, the public
may be assured that there IS nothing IN lis conlpo
,jtlon which can in any way injnre OF prove dele
terious TO the Teeth or Gums 1t is designed To br
used with IA brush, end viii be found much prefer
ohle to powder keeping the Teeth clean and
white, and preventing the wearing away of the
Gums from the Teeth.
It's particularly serviceailc IN cases Of Sponey
Gums restoring them to ii sound and healthy state,
and causing them TO contract firmly around the
Tech. In painful affections arising froG expo
sure 10 cold it viii &c found highly beneficial 1t
has been found very useful 10 apply this Wash
nj night Just before retiring to rest. This method
is recommended by Dentists, as, by so dong, all
particles OF food which might accumulate during
the day are removed, aud the mouth kept th,ouo il
the night in cfcaR, Sictct and lo6oicsGnc state
Certificates of recommendation from the follow
ing Medical genAemcn, accompanying each bot
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Noi.lN,,sSi0n HusiNess.

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March,.
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SAINT III. NOW LIN,
BENJA MIN HUME.
DA VID IIERNDON.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Steamboat Ousatonic unfortunate and
i'll fated boat seems to have been pursued by the
Spirit Of Fire with all the malignlty and deadly
rancor of demon. This is no less than the
fourth time. within four years. "~hen to sui:
phurous and tormenting flames" she has render
ed her account. In the spring Of $50 she was
burned in this city for the first time, IS we be.
lieve, nearly to the waters edge, while lying at
the end of Tllesfon's wharf We are>however
bv no means certain that this was the first time.
For ausht we know she may have been burned
elsewhere, a half dozen times before.
There were some doubts about repairing her;
however she was repaired, and resumed her trips
70 Nahant in about three months On the 50th
of the following June she was burned again, pre-
cisey in the same place and very much in the
same manner. There WAS no insurance IN either
case, aud the same doubts as to repairing her re-
Cured: however, she was repaired again. and
her owners, cursing at the same time their IN.
lucky stars and such an uDlucky boat, sent her
of to the South. hoping. as they expressed it,
that q change OF place might bring change OF
destiny. But the hope was vain.
The very next news we had from her, IN the
spring Of 1882, was that she had once more fall
en- q victim to the unrelenfing element, some
where on the waters Of the Chesapeake, it we re-
member rightly. How much she was injured In
this instance we never were informed-not how.
ever, it seems, "past all redemption" for we
soon heard she was in operation again. After
this-strange to relate-she ~as permitted to
pursue the "even tenor of her way" unmolest.
ed. for upwards Of year, and her owners began
TO indulge the fond hope, that having passed the
fiery ordeal three times, the demon had at length
digested ''the venom Of his Spleen" and that
the poor boat might now be permitted to depart
in peace Bot alas and alas! it was not So
The Alexandria paper Of Tuesday last says that
on the Friday night previous she was burned to
the waters edge whilst she lay at Leonardtown.
Md. and that the Captain and crew barely escap.
ed with their lives. This was precisely the case
the last time she was burned in Boston: We were
on the wharf few minutes after the fire broke
out and saw some Of the poor fellows, who were
actually singed. and had scarcely the wherewith.
al to cover their nakedness.a We certainly have
no animosity against this Inflated boat; on the
contrary, we have had many pleasant jaunt on
board Of her, but we do hope in heavens name
that she is now done for, and done up, '.past
all surgery" Peace to her ashes. -Bost. GAG.
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ve do. or say. or feel. or think. is the result o.
combination of mind and matter, we shall
soon discover the improperly OF believing
that we should separate what the Creator mas
put together. to serve his own wise, Important
and benevolent purposes. 1t BY no means tol
lows, that because man is, in the present state
of his existence, combination Of mind and mat
ter, those philosophers are right sho wished to
resolve all mental phenomena into mechanical
operations Of matter. have formerly stated
that phreuoiogists have proved that materials"
is untenable, even on the materialist's own pre-
misses.
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Cheap Boots u Shoes.

1 d. HARMON has just received an addh''
"A supply Of
40 PACK.7GES BOOTS f. SH0ES
suitable for the approaching season, selected BY ha
self from the various manufacturer; among which NJ
Mems coarse Brogans, suitable for plantation h'Na'
Mems coarse and fine Boots and Bootees
Ladies' leather and morocco Walking Shoes
Boys coarse and fine Boots and Bootees
Misses and chiIdren's leather and morocco sho''
and Bootees
And will continue to receive, by frequent irfn''
from the North. additions to his stock.
Also in Store, Of his oton manufacture,
Ladies' leather, morocco, seal skin and Lasting
Shoes and Slippers
Gentlemen's calf skin Shoes and Booees
All Of which are offered, wholesale and retail :"
accommodating terms. oetl
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Mr. Sno,Dden:-The chapter from Mr.. Coop.
er's new novel the Headsman" which you gave
US 10 this mornings paper. was in itself so gra'
phic and interesting, and enlisted my feelings so
much with regard to the characters introduced
and especially "the gallant Nettuno," that
was almost sorry you had published it, since the
book is not at hand to crafty innocent curiosity
thus excited. 1t was like, to use your own fg-
ure, whetting mans appetite with highseason'
ed provocativrs and then telling him that the
feast is not ready to satisfy the cravings of hun.
ger. However I am in hopes the publishers IN
Philadelphia will soon issue the work. and then
for q regular set to!
The American public will be more than usual.
" concerned as to the merits and success OF this
last production Of Mr. Cooper's, since it is ge-
neraIiy said that his previous work was somewhat
Of a failure. Let us hope that the genius OF our
countryman is yet as brilliant as ever, and des.
tined to add lu,tre to the literary reputation OF
our native aid bRAiNARD.
Oct, 8 1888.
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Wool.

LYMAN REED & co.
Commission Merchants, No. 6 S0tsh C"a''' -
BALTIMORE, MD. ,rooL
nEvOTE particular attention to the "n =, ,n.eup,
IL Letters, post paid, asking information a, .
he Wool Market, will receive immediate s"e""
LR. Co have lesve to refer to
! S S:::! =; e.; e.: e E. !: Baltimore
David Boyd. Frederick. Nd. ~
G. w. Rutter & Co. Upiontown, ~
Zane, Pentony & Co Wheeling,N
Isaac Hoff, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen. Cincinnati, Ohio
Russell & Mathews, Zsnesvllie' ONO
j. Armstrong 4 Son, xaysve, Ky
LeisIy Combs, Esq. Lexington n.y.
Muir 4 Wyev lI.ouiCille, KY
Lawrence nderson,
spr2-1eow6n
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formal and public evidences. and preciuoeo ,ioM
eouivoca,ion and subterfuge by such Punctifous
minuteness. Among all the satlres 10 "hieh 'oi'
~ and wicketness have given oceas'on' none u
eouaIIv severe with a bond or a settlement.
of the var;uus arts By which riches may De oo'
tanned, the greater part are at hrst view 'rieeon.
cileabIe with the laws Of virtue, some are openly
laeitious, and practiced not only 10 neglect, out
in defiance of faith and justice; and the rest are
ON every aide 40 entangied with dubious tenden.
cies and SO beset with perpetual temptations that
very few, even Of those who are not yet ABANDON
ell. are able to preserve their innocence. or can
nroduce any other claim to pardon, than that
thew have deyiated from the right less than Others
and have sooner and more diligently endea'oreo
to return.
Once of the chief characteristics oil the golden
age, Of the age in which neither care nor danger
had intruded on mankind. is the community OF
posse strife and fraud were totally exciud'
ed, and every turbulent passion was st'i'ed oJ
plenty and equality. Such indeed were happy
times, but such times can return no more ION
muuity Of possession must include sPontana"y
Of production; for what is obtained by laoour
will be Of right, the property ot him. oy whose Ia
bour it is gained. And while rlghtfoI claim 10
pleasure or to afiuence must be procured ELMER
by slow Industry Or uncertain hdLa'u' e"e'o VIM
always be muItitudes, whom cowardice or impa'
thence ncites to more safe and more speedy me.
,hods. who strive to pluck the fruit "ithout cuI.
tivating the tree, and to share the advantage OF
victory without partak,ns the danger oil the bat
tie.
In latter ages, the conviction OF the danger TO
which virtue is exposed while the mind continues
open to the influence Of riches. has determined
many to VOWS Of perpetual poverty: they have
suppressed desire by cutting of the possibility OF
qualification, and secured their peace by destroy
ing the enemy whom they had no hope of reduc-
Ing to quiet subsection. But by debarring them
selves from evil. they have rescinded many oP'
por tuniies of good; they have too often sunk i'll
to inactivity and uselessness, and though they
have forborne to injure society, have not fully
paid their contributions to its happiness.
While riches are so necessary to present con-
venience, aud SO much more easily obtained by
crimes than virtues. the mind can only be secur.
ed from yielding to the continual impulse Of Gov.
etousness BY the preponderation Of Interchangeable
and eternal motives. Gold will turn the intel
lectual balance when weighed only against repu.
tation; but ill be light aud Intellectual when the
opposite scale is charged with justice. veracity
and piety.
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Teas

~ Half Chests extra fine Guapowdef
4 4 do do Pouehong, in half pound papers
10 10 ID boxes Snuch0ng
Landing from schooner President and for sale By
oct g. NESS RsNITH
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Seine Irvine.

1 FARTHER supply Of Bridport sh.d and Hernts
n Irvine, Kenway u Co. 5" manufacture. reee'
ed per British bsrque Ada. via New York, for nIeg
oct w. FOWLE Co.
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ALEXANDRIA ALMANAC. A..

VXyII.L shortly be issued from the once o. WV
w andria Gazette, the
ALEXANDRIA ALMhNAI', Sc BE-
III n. ..i.,, finn. for which have been msde y ~.
,IxrS HA.IowsLI, and will be subjected 10 >"
sion. :. .,odetitfI
is the design Of the publisher. Il this as.S p3
il encour,eed, TO continue the Almanac ye''"
make il equal to any Issued in the county,
sept 3O-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

store him,o his former health and strength. WIZ
(Dslroii Com
Washington Rocss. fall races common.
Tuesday, October 8, on the race course north os
the city. Much interest is expected to be e,,,.
ted. and a novelty Among the prizes, to .,ei,.
competition, appears silver p.subscribed for h,
our citizens. We had. few days ago, the Mo:
sure Of seeing this beautiful specimen Of Ar, I.
the goldsmith aud jewelry store Of our neisbbo,
Mr.. Robert Keyworth, Pennsylvania As.np...
and view Of it. we are certain, will conyinr, II,
beholder that in the manufacture Of plate. W,.b
ington need not dread a rivalry with the si,t,.
cities OF the north. 1t ~ about thirteen ioeh..
high. and of the goblet form, that are usual,
adopted for cups 10 the sports of the turf. TT.
handles are spIenddly chased. and the bvdy ,l,o
, is encirIed by a chased border Of very super0,
! design, and about two and half inches broad
/ representing wreath Of roses. Iii, enb-llsbrJ
| bv . variety Of other ornaments on the neck and
edge Of the foot. The plain surfaces are richI,
FURNISHED, whilst the decorations exhibit an j.
festive contrast by being left in relief Of dead
white. Its value is estimated at cne hundred
dollars.
II is the production Of the skill and ts.t. Of
Mr.. Charles fryss, and its design and execution
reflect credit Or both. II will form a p.aslu,
trophy of the success OF the fortunate winner
Fashington Tdtgraph
On dts Of the day.-tt is currently reported
that Mr. McLane has had a serious quarrel with
Mr. fancy. AM, rendered his resignation Of ID.
Denartment of State to Uthe old Ro,,,n
which he refused to accept 1t is certain ,hn
Mr.. McLane has left Washington and is nos ia
Delaware. Gov. Cass has also left Washington
and is in New York. MIR. Post Master General
Barry, after lingering absence, has Just retura
ed, and Yesterday embraced his friend and pa,
ron. the President. 1t is also reported, tina, III.
evil genius Kendall. is vet busy, and tina, he is
pushing the President TO discharge the whole Of
the Cabinet proper, and to bring up at once Ii,
lower Cabinet 10 their places Gaz.
F5r.-The fourth and last Of the convict,
who lately escaped from the Penitentiary 10 tbs
State, was apprehended few days ago. u~
learn, in the Ohio Prnitentary, aud passed
through this city on Monday last on hisreun
to Frankfort. Fox had gone into the Ohio Psr.
Tertiary, 40 we have understood. under prst.ne.
Of purchasing pair Of boots. but with vlew,t
is thought, Of furnishing some OF his old friends
and acquaintances with keys. with which they
might effect their escape. Not using the neesh
sary precaution TO conceal the nakednea o. Biz
head, he was discovered BY the keeper, 0r'Ou,
one engaged in the Penitentiary, and imusd'
atey taken into custody Lexington Rep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

to the house Of Mr.. William G. Butler. At #.
mouth Of the Kalamazoo-the onI, s, %t
family within 80 miles. His appearance "s
rea,hing this hospitabIe abode. was that #
worn out pilgrim. His long beard, tatter.d o.
ments. and enieebled frame, oil contributes s., "
elicit the sympathies which have eonduc.d "a >.
store himto his former health aud strength. '
Detroit Cow