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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12
Reds, Mattresses, e Cabinet

CTEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the
y public that he has hand. at his Uphosterng Es
tablishment King street, few doors ABOVE MI L..
Hurdles Chair Factory,
BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c.
and will furnish to order any description of Uphoter.
ing or Cabinet Furniture at the lowest possible prices.
and with the utmos, dispatch.
NIB Repairing promptly attended to.
NOV 6-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12

Teas, Aoaf sugar Coffee, &c .
40 Chests and half chests Teas
10 18 boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
IL hhds Porto Rico and N o Sugar
IS bags lava and St. Domingo Coffee
bbls Jamaica do
10 boxes Chocolate
20 hhds prime New Orleans Molasses
casks new Rice
Is boxes best bunch Raisins
so drums pulled Pigs
10 bags Pimento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boxes Plug do
so reams Wrapping Paper
90 reams Foolscap do
case assorted Fancy Soap
IS boxes yellow do
as boxes mould and dipt Candles
rs coils white Cordsge
Just received and for sale by
marN KERR FITZHHUG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12
Franklin House Hotel,

- By J. MORRIS, at the corner OF
sEk King and Pitt streets, and recently in IRE
itiR occupancy Of Mr.. A. Newton. This vel
q known stand has just been put in good
where they can be accommod ted in the most sgrec
able The ssluhrty of its situation, and CONT
guilty to the business part ofhe town. and the selection
for the table being the best the market will afford en-
couragement by past favors animates the subscriber
with renewed zeal to those who wish to board
by the week, month, year, that no pains will be spar
ed in endeavorng TO please. He therefore, from s're'
attention and moderate charges, soics share Of pub
lie patronage. n
N. B. Persons travelling from AleAandria to a.b'
ington or Baltimore, can their seats in Beltz
hooyes splendid Line Of Blue Safety Coaches, st the
Bar. Hours Of departure, half past z A. ~, 2P. ~
and Top. M.
D NpIII R1S n-;nt.d .l az I,nzeft. (I&ce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12
Wines, Aiouors, &c.

fEvHE subscriber, having been an Importer and Deal
Il er in WINES for many years, has in store stock
Of every description old and pure, in wood and bottles
Also general assortment Of the best selected arcies
m the GROCERY LINE.
OT The Bottled Wines-upwards OF SUI Dozen'
packed in ofone and two dozen eaeh-have oeen
selected from the most approved brands-LondonPar
tculsr Madeira part of which late from India, very
old; Tinta and Burgundy do; Sercial and Buai dol
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do; old Sherry Superior
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port; Old Hook; with Vari
ETY. Of French and other Wines.
All of which will be sold at the most reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON & SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12
China and EarthenWare.
HIGH C.. SMITH

HUGH C. SMITH
Has received per ship Virgins, Just
arrived from Liverpool. and offers tor sale
on moderate terms. wholesale and RETAIL
ia Crates and Hogsheads
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
comprising an extensive assortment OF eve
- ~ article in the line
superior DINslR SITS. blue and fancy coiors
Best quality GILT Tea SETS
English Thermometers, in bronzed copper ana tm
cases
Best quality Casters. silver mounted
Lamp Wicks, assorted sizes
ON HAND
India china Dinner Sets, Plates, &c.
A large supply of cut, plain and moulded GLasS'
WARE
French gilt Tea China
window Glass. of good quality. every size
Pipes, in boxes 5 groce each. English and German
90 groce best quart Wine Bottles
IS eroce do Porter do
90 groce pint do do
Demijohns, from quart to gallon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12

Dyspepsia Cured, WAth"Nt
MEDICINE.
VulHE subscriber still continues to apply the newly
/ discovered remed, for Dyspepsia with much sue
cess. His price is moderate
Hehas just received his Spring supply o.
DRUGS. MEDICINES & DYE S1OFFo,
all of which he warrants pure and cheap as any I'D
the place Country merchants and physicians are par
,;cuarv invited to call or orwa their orders good
credit given to punctual dealers.
- Superior Salad Oil. " hAnrn n,;,
mayl Druggist, farIsN .. y" Ne"H.-~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12

John a. FWucard,
Uphoisiersr and lMattrass Manufacturer
'lNENDs RS his respectful acknowledge 10 tle
L public in general for the very lnersl encourage
ment he has received, and informs them that he mas
on hand general assortment of
New live geese Feather Beds
Best curled hair Mattresses
Spanish mess do
Cotton do
Cat.tail do
Straw do
Sofas, Easy Chairs, &c. &c.
New live geese Feathers and Spanish Moss sold by
the large small quantities. Curled Hair Tor sale
wholesale retail.
All of which can be warranted Of the very best qua.
lty and will be disposed of on reasonable TERMS for
cash. .
The public are requested to call and examine his
Goods. may Zi-eou
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12

EarthenWare and China.
ROBERT Fl. MILLER
HAS received, per ship Virginia, just arrived from
Ill Liverpool, supply Of
EARTHENWARE & CHINA, Viz:
o. Blue. brown and pink printed Dinner Ser
! ] !
vices
Do do Plates, Cups and Ssucers &C.
DO do Ewers and Basins, &c.
China Teaware, &c. .
&& Together with an excellent assortment OF
M Pressed, Plain and Cut Glassware
#X Pipes in boxes, groce each
- window Glass. from 8x1O to l2xlo
Black Porter Bottles
Furniture Knobs Looking Glass Plates
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12

India China.
- Boxes Canton Dishes, from Is to IL inches, supe
u rior quality
S do do Desert and Tea Plates, Hat ana Deep
pencilled and enamelled. very cheap -,
Q do do Bowls, quart and half sal'on' Will De
sold az low as Liverpool ware
Is groce Pint Porter Bottles e..
with general assortment of CHINA. GL.dSo q
EaRTHENJH.aRE, wholesale and retail
% ROBT II. MILLER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-12

~ 3-9rn
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10

At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeid.
scithin and for The District of Lifch field, on
the 27th day Of December, 1889: as 49,
Present, frederick Wolcott, ESQ. Judge
ETPON the petition of Moses Wadhams. OF
~ Goshen, in said district, shelving to this
Court that he is guardian to Seth Wadhatns,
of Mendon, county of Monroe, state OF New
York. and Adeline Wadhams, OF Goshen, in
said district, minors under the age Of twenty
one years and that the said miners are the
owners in fee Of the following described real
estate, situated in said Goshen. il being land
distributed to said minors nndertlle last win
and testament of David Wadhams, late of said
Goshen, deceased-the estate of said Seth
Wadhams being an undivided third part OF
one acre Of land and the buildings thereon
standing, lying in the village of Goshen, on
the corner northwest from the meeting house:
also AN undivided third part of about ten acres
Of land situated in the soHtherly part Of said
Goshen, and bounded east on highway lead
ing past Jonathan Wadhams. south on jena
than Wadhams' land, west on Amasa N. Cha
pins land, and north on Bsehe Wadha,ns'
land, valued nj about ave hundred dollars.
And that part of the land belonging I'd said
Adeline Wadhams is situated on the west side
OF the Canaan and Litchaeld turnpike road,
north Of the Store Of Wadhams & Miles, and
y bounded east by said turnpike road, nortl,
By Jane Wadhams' lands west by Maria Wad-
hams land. and south M Phebe Wadha ms
land, containing abo0t three acres and sixty
rods Of land. valued atsahnnt three hundred
dollars and that it9W0uid he for the Interest
Of said minors thatgthe same should be sold
and the asailsthsreaf disposed Of according
to the statute insuch cases made and nrovid.
cd, and pra, ing for lihesty u sell the same for
the puI poses aforesaid "a NAP NATHAN nm Al...
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10
Neso York E00mgelsst.

IANHIS paper is published weekly. at So SO
Il per annunn, in advance. Ii is devoted to
Revivais of Religion, doctrinal discussion, prac-
teal Goodness, and religious Intelligence gene
rally. On theplst Of January it will be con-
sderabiy enlarged, and published on an entire
new type. AT that time the present editor Of
this (Norwalk) Gazette will become interest
ed in its publication, and would respectfully
solicit of his christian friends in this county,
who are DESTROYS OF a religious paper, their
countenance and support IN his new enter
prise. He asks their attention. to the follow
ing testimonial - : assaT8 8s't ss19s& d
REQ. Joshua Learist Dear Sir-When the Evan.
gelist was rst announced, Idoubted ito wisdom and
praciicahility both, and stood aoof from ito interests
More reflection and observation have convinced me
of its great Importance; and cannot hesjiae most
cordially 10 Invoke for il the practical regard 81 al
chrs.ians. and the benedic,on Of the Lord Almighty
When ! consider the places where, and The times
wnen ana the ends for which IL circuates; the great
crisis Of principles which i. il called 10 meet; is pc.
cuiar charaeteristics and aims; is contact with The
popular mind; its destined influence 10 a community
OF readers; the resources, other than pecnnary
mea9s winch are pledged for its support: s bold and
manly d.scussaon Of qnesons aud oinis too fashiona
ply esaded elsewhere; its importantly, that loves cvi.
aence w!noHs aread'ng iiaht-since il were worse
IMAM semA-.nndei TO Imply that investigations would
10 me very foundation Of faiths without claiming
any thing IKE snsnacafas for s character-and while
am Soasc'Gas mat J, has enough 20
- ~ I v't's pArenthx0 IN nsi tts Dfanen.
Z Mst Be- and shall 6s, Il there are ;neli;oent chris
.ans IN tins country, who believe IN the coming sub.
ION Of the gospsl - = G.
We have no parsr that can take lie place, however
Ms existing cotemporariee may be. It's
pam 2 s own and though neither nor you recsise
Iol oEacosons every thing that il contains ID may be
e"WSoussssa e walk q, ruain tbas palh.s ss's v'
1oar paper nae gained ground in all directions, i
Gon.evs' nong The good; among the friends of con-
anss y o. genuoe ressRs ofreligion. May
able and ccnspieuous LAHORE. Nav lie Fn,hsr 81
,.snls ps me Great Counsellor and Patron Of ths
s. Y = q ha. Gospel which Ii wishes 10
aane! ~ y ~ rsSA'y s.
81 December, 1889 SAoEL u. COA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10

HNTHEREAS my wife MAxINDA has LEFT
wv my bad and board hereby forbid
any person trusting, harboring, or employing
her or any other member Of my family, - j
win pay no debts, Of their contFuniing alter
this date. ALANSON MORGAN. i
Warren, Dec. 10, 1889 sa9
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10
!. NEW BOOKS.

THE Token g. Atlantic Souvenir for 1883.
n The Christian Souvenir. Christmas,
New-Year's and Birth Day Present for 1888.
The Comic Token for 1855.
Dermot Marlborough, or the Conquest Of
Ireland; historical tale of the Twelfth Cen
tnry, in four cantOs. By John q. Adams. .
9's Magdalen Facts ny j. r.. McDowall.
a Remarks on the Influence of Mental Cult
walton on the Health. BY Amariah Brigham.
Ia very useful and entertaining volume.
Indian Biography; BY B. b. Thatcher.
n Landrr's Discovery Of the Termination OF
the Niger. s
For sale at the cheap Book and Variety
Store Of e. AFFORD.
% Persuasion. by Miss Austin. author Of
Pride and Prejudice: Henry Masterton !;
Westward Ho! Gla0her Spa; and several
other works, have been recently added 20 the
Franklin Library. VI 81
December 27s ssvs @s4@ 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10
Sleigh and Gutter shoes.'

M q. FONfER win keep during the aea.
-. =, 500 Ycsnstantly on hand Cast Iron
sss'9n ann Inter SHoEs, which win Be cold
q A,so, Cass Iron PIPE BOXES, for ons Of
s"O 800 49, Fire Dogs, &c. sssss..s
above artieles are invited 10 cs,l anS :. mine 4.
them. go" 'Ers@ Dec. aT
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10
% North Street, NSH as.
DRY GOODS

AZ REDUcED PRICES.
THE subscriber will sell the stock or Dry
j. Goods on hand (which consists of most
Kinds wanted) Extra Cheap for cash or short
cry, and asvariety Of HARDWARE.
GROCERIES. good supply at less than
usual prices. SALT-a quantity Of heavy
Turks Island Salt, selling less than common
price. LEATHER, SIC. SIC. - -.
Those who wish to buy Goods on the SAP
ing pyincipie, ssll find it for their interest to
call at The North Street Store before buying
elsewhere. ,., s,F.. -,z. .a
rs WIN. BOLLES. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10

From the Literary Tablet.
MUSIC OF NATURE.
The voice Of nature bids us all
Regard her universal CALI
10 join the sweet harmonious sounds
With which her every part ab0nBds, ~
And showing by their unity,
The glory Of the Deity.
There's music Ia the shady grove,
That echoes with the notes Of love:
The feaihered tribes their notes prolong,
In chanting here their rapturous song,
Which sweeiy floats upon the air,
And % " STRAINS melodious bear.
There's ansie IN the gay parterre,
AmuRg the creatures sporting there;
The iinmsning buz1 Of insects wake 2
Our torpid thopghis- -our slnmbers break;
The constant efforts Of the bee
Prompt 10 uniiring industry.
There's music in the murmuring breeze
That gently rocks the forest trees, W.
And when the wind with mighty force,
With whisiling sl,rill and moaning i,oarse.
The leafy branches break and drop, sst
Sweet sounds are in the proud oaks top.
Thers's music in the ocean'sr roar,
When roughly breaking on the shore
When He disturhs the tempcets Sleep
And moves the surges Of the deep, +
We gaze with wonder on HIS power,
And swiftly flies the passing hour.
There's music when the thHnder's voice
Utters lie gfun and mIttering noise, &
And harshly falling on the ear, as@
brings no alarln--excites no fear y3as S H
When Iightnings blaze throughout the sky
In full and perfect harmony.
There's music in the starry skies,
Where systems upon systema rise
Where planets IN their circuits roll
From east 10 wess--from polo 10 pole,
And channt their grent Crealor's praise, M
While chewing forth His glorious ways. ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10
Fur Gaps and Collars.

EUST received, "a lot OF CAPS, Mems and
~ Boys, consisting Of Fur Seal. Hair Seal,
and Mountain Beaver. Also COLLARS OF
various kinds for Cioaks, which are offered at
small advance from cost. BY
ss s WIN. PORTER.
4 One door south Posi- Office, Dec. 70 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-01-10
BROKE INTO

.av.ksSs HE enclosure of the sub
l. scrber. on or about the
18th inst. cow, OF a Dark
aks&Rnv Red color, about three years
old, with no natural or artificial marks. Said
COW is in the possession Of the subscriber, and
the owner can have her by proving property
and paying charges.
ALMANAC HAMLIN.
Sharon, Dec. ~, 1889 $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

il somewhat difficult to form an opinion OF their
particular indications, but the formation Of his
head, according to the maxims OF Dr. SPurzhe'm;
10 decidedly bad-the upper part OF his lace froaa
high cheek bones-the lower part Of his forehead
much suoken, and the eyes contracted towards
the centre almost to deformity; the latter EXHIBIT
however occasional glances, which IL not denot'
ing his true character evince clearly that 10 what
ever class Of society he belongs he has always been
a conspicuous member. He asserted warmly anu
with much emphasis his innocence OF the crime
charged against him, and expressed the greatest
confidence, in being speedily misunderstanding
the court to produce single evidence OF bis guilt
He SAYS he has not friend in the country, nor
single connection living In answer to my IN
terrogatory respecting his health. he assured me
he had never enjoyed better 10 his hte-saia tna'
his Accommodations we're ample. anu tnat ne was
treated with great kindness and humanity oy the
Sheriff He also, in jocose manner comPh'
mented the children and women OF the village
for their hospitality in furnishing him. through the
gratings of his cell. with tobacco ana green ap.
Piles. exhibiting at the same time hait oushe' OF
the latter under the head of his pallet.
The case will be tried before His Honor Judge
Ford, and the prosecution conducted by the Dis.
trict Attorney, Henry A. Ford. Esq. assisted by
John r. Brown, and Jacob w. Miller, Esqrs.
The prisoner having no counsel engaged. the
court have assigned William Halsey, Esq, OF
Newark. and frances L. Maccullcch, Esq. OF
this town. both gentlemen Of eminent talents, for
his defence.
P. S.-The court has expressed most posi-
tive injunction against publishing the proceed.
ings of the trial during its progress. The pc.
nalty Of disobeying this order vii! be imprison-
nlenk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
antonio LIE Blanc charged wiih the murder OF
Samuel Sayre, ,0ife and Servant.

.4ntonio lie Blanc charged wiih the murder o,
Samuel Sayre, ,oye and Servant.
MoaR1srowN, IN. J) Tuesday Aug. II, 1888.
Gentlemen: The trial Of Antonio LIE Blanc
for the massacre Of the Sayre family. comes on
today IN this town. The intense curiosity to
witness the details of this bloody transaction, un.
paraIleed in the annals Of this peaceful village,
has brought together great numbers from the ad.
jacent towns, which with the usual travelling Of
the season, has completely filled the hotels, and
even the private boarding houses, with strangers.
Through the politeness of Mr.. Sheriff Ludlow,
| had an opportunity this morning Of visiting and
converting with the prisoner in his cell. He was
arranging his dress to appear 10 court, aud appa.
rsntly in high spirits at the time. He converses
iuentiy IN the French language; says he is ma.
1--WE o, FRANCE out his countenance and dress
give him rather the appearance of the Belgian.
and Swiss emigrants We meet with in this conn.
try. HIS features have acquired % much of the
Jail hue from bic close confinement as to render
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17
QUAKER TRIAL.
To the Editors Of The Philadelphia Gazette.

To the Editors Of the Philadelphia Gazette.
Trenton, Tuesday evening. August 18th.
Mr.. Southland has not yet finished his argu.
ment. He has been listened to by the Court
and the audience, with the most profound at.
tention. The argument Of this distinguished
gentleman, in the case now before the Court of
ppeals, will stand as a monument of his indus.
try, learning and eloquenee. The way 10
which he approaches his subject, and the regu.
lar, historical manner in which he has pursued
it, and the strong and irresistible application Of
principles to the facts connected with the case,
have wrought conclusions which are almost
overwhelming. We think it very probable that
he will finish by Tomorrow noon, bot perhaps
not till evening. The room is crowded to ex-
ss,-two hours before the time at which the
court meets, every seat 10 occupied. We sup.
pose there cannot be less than one thousand in
attendance and about one haIfadies.
You are aware that Mr.. Southard's is the last
of the arguments. Messrs. Wood and Freling-
huysen have left the place; and Mr.. Isaac II.
Williamson is the only legal gentleman employ.
ed by the Orthodox side, who is now 10 attend
ance at the Court. We cannot say when the
decision will be given-though we think it wi II
not be more than one day after the argument con-
cludes. Very respectfully Yours, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

We notice in a late New Orleans paper, a
number of facts. presenting, 10 point OF view at
once striking and alarming. the unhealthiness and
mortality of that climate. 1t appears that some
wears since an association of mechanics was or
ganised in New Orleans, the object of which was
{" to relieve the wants, to comfort the sufferings
and to promote the happiness Of their fellow crea
lures" During period Of five years, the mum.
Der Of members attached to this association was
Ga; Of these IL left the CITY, 81 resigned, and
90 were laid in the earth, during the same brief
period Of the first l48 names on the roll. 80.
embracing nearly the whole of the original mem.
bers, died in less than five years.
About ten years since, nineteen individuals
took up their residence in New Orleans. in com.
pany. In the course Of nine years, eighteen OF
them had died, and during the late prevalence Of
the cholera in that city, the nineteenth man
the only survivor--was gathered to his comPa.
Mons. This is truly frightfuI picture for con.
temptation. -Phitad Gazeits.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17
FROM CANADA.

In the last number Of the York, ~. c. Cou-
rier, says the N. Y. Commercial, we find the fol.
lowing COlonia, appointments snnouneed:-
ellis MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint
HENaY JOHN BorLToN, Esq, late Attorney
General Of Upper Canda, CHIEF JUSTICE oil
Newfoundland.
"Mr. HAeERMAN has been re-aPPointed So
hcitor General Of Upper Canada. They were
presented to the King at the Levee, and kissed
hands on their appointment
In consequence Of the clamors that had been
raised BY the opposition in the Upper province e.
against Messrs. Boulton and Hagerman, they
were both removed from Office in February last.
The news Of their removal was received only .
few days after Mr.. Hsserman had sailed for
England. The very satisfactory explanations
which he has been able to make to the Minis
tiers, have doubtless led to the promotion Of Mr..
Boulton, and the prompt restoration Of Mr..
Haserman to the Office, which he had so credita.
bly, filed, and from which he had been rather
unoeremoniousy ousted BY Lord Goderieh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

8 per cent Of it as early as June next.-tCaleu3'
ia paper. 49,,
The concerns Of the firm Of Messrs. Alexan-
der & Co. are to be placed under the protection
Of the Insolvent Court. Mr.. Hurry and MT.
Burkinyoung have been appointed assisnees'
The public will generally regret to hear that
the Steamer Hugh Lindsay is now probably on
her last trip from Bombay to sue1, IS there Is
no doubt an order has been issued BY the Court
Of Directors to discontinue her annual voyages TO
the Red Sea.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

The Value Of Married Men.-"A little more
animation my dear" ~hispered Lady B. to the
gentle Susan, Who was walking lsnguidly through
quadrille. " Do leave me to manage my own
business, Mamma, replied the provldent nymph:
4" shall not dance my ringlets out Of curl for a
married man. -" OF course not, bat was not
aware who your partner was"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

Mormonism.-Our readers have heard of the
Mormonites, a new race Of fanatics, whose ex.
travasant deeds and doctrines have hitherto ex.
cited the ridicule and wonder OF those who have
had an opportunity of knowing something about
them. The following extract of letter receiv-
ed by gentleman in this city. from St. Louis.
dated July Goth. discoses new trait in their
character, which, in the present instance, has
drawn down upon them an exercise of that
summary mode Of doing justice which is rather
too common with our feIIow.citizens in the re-
rote west Wilmington State Journal
"You have no doubt heard Of the Mormontes.
"A few days since, the people residing in and
near their village, on the Missouri, became ex.
asperated at some specimens Of their predatory
habits, aud. proceeding in body to their village,
demolished their printing establishment, and the
dwelling Of the High Priest, and inflicted con-
siderable injury upon the persons and property
Of the whole brotherhood The High Priest was
tarred and feathered, and paraded through the
village in cart. The parsonage who impiousIy
assumed the name Of Christ, and professed to en-.
Joy eternal lite. gave the lie TO bis pretensions
b. dying. last Wednesday, while on his Say up
the river to Independence-the name Of their set.
Element"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

Government negotiation vith the New Fork
Banks. We learn that Mr.. Kendall, the Urea.
sury agent, left New York on his way to Boston
Yesterday morning. after having received the as
sent of the following banks TO the propositions
submitted to them for transacting the business OF
government, and receiving the public deposits as
soon as they shall be withdrawn from the United
States Rank, ,chich wiH happen sooner than some
EoILe fb;nE oE