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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-21

The Hon. C. A. Wickliffe has been elected
, member of the Kentucky House Of Delegates
from Nelson County.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
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AZ,SSlcs &
MR. AVERYS ACUUIITAL..

The tfiai which has exsrteJ 81 much interest
throughout Inc country, has finally resulted in ti,s
acqutiai Of to accused The New York Jousrste
of coninefse Of Tuesday evening clifton, anrcus ]
eos the feaull as follows
cur Reporter arrived from Newport efrly thu
morning Al lwelte o'elae< on sunday nom, I Z
lnfy returned into Cunt after absence Of - !
teen haufs. Il 60 nemeuts The prisoner WI
brought III. lie v allied with fsn sep and lu1
h's leat n the Counsel table, With his usual cs!es =
edness al manner
The Cont ware obtained some m mites, own Z
to tb3 absence Of Mr. Randolph, who was at tb !.
time IA ehaieiL Dunn. this period Of painful srs
prnse, II silence almost dsalh-hke pcfyadsd tho
wholo Court ltouae, which was crowded 10 excess.
Ne Randolph hay NJ appeared, Tho prisonera
was directed to look UPON the Jury, and tho Fofis.
man, onlia question belng put, How say you
do you lind the PRISONER guilty. or nolf' responded,
Not guilty -
The ebeek AMI brow Of Mr. Avery became in
SAntiy and violently suflil5 u he leaned his hea I
on his rlsht hand raised lis spectaees, and wer.
lis hand was ehsped firmly by the Rev Mr.
Palmer Who accompanied him into Court, and sat
close by his sila during this awful crisis.
Thee WI not the least exhibition Of focling ON
the p'', OF The spectators. They retired IN orde &
aud 1liendc.
Ma AYeiy was conducted out Of conr, on boartl
a schooner which had been prepared for his rccep-,
non aud n which he embarked for Bristol. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
Ihe wrench x.anguaye.

f1llfOoE Ladies and Gentlemen who are desiJ
~ rous OF acquiring eariy and aracLcaH
knowledge OF this beautiful and fashionable tongue
arc respectfully informed that Mr.. Nancrede'}
:oon, lover Messrs. Turner & Kerr, 81 storyl
back.) Is now open for the reception of pupils, Cd
the Evenings of Mondays, w Wednesdays and Fri
days, from TO 10 Z. NJ
Mr. Nancredc will devote er'nsircly 10 the Ia
dies, the evenings of tuesdays, Thursdays ant
Saturdays.
Beng originally from the city Of Paris, his pu /
pIls Will have the best opportunity of acquiring
pure PdftSian lucent and pronunciation, beins
led to speak it from the first lesson.
Mr., n. can be seen throughout the day at tin
Store of DIR. Howell Davies, Main Street. and al
Class evenings at his room, from to I0P. nj.
We have been, and are now, engaged in takind
lessons IN the French language, under the nstruc3
ton OF Mr.. Narcrcde aud besides being convinced
of his entire competency to teach The Language. az
highlyapprove of bis made of instruction, atd a.
fully satisfied and pleased with his ass.iuous after.
tons & happy faculty ofimparting his ins,ruc,ors
And we cordially recommend these DESTROYS of
tanning Acknowledge olthis elegant language to 8
brace the opportunity now odorJcd them.
I'm. ". Rires, .y3An H. 7aydr. Ia
ffo, q. Shelton, Isn,y E.ofso..
1a@es - Dorfa"d, TravcysD. Mona ~
I'm. H. Lambert W6s. Nuye j.
May % 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

v. make threG quarts Of O. al from att 10 tM'
thousand sa.ialts u y, per day, can be made at
the Factory. The Oh IS sad TO be well adapted
10 sarous purposes, particularly FOR making of
paints, and b4lng easily refined Will answer as
well as the best Sperm. Oil fof lamps, without the
disagrccabc smell attendant upon the burning of
,h.t Oil 'eladependeh, Of The o." says the Jour.
nal the cake IS Tho best Of food Tor stock Should
the enterprise succeed to tic xiea, the Journal
10 anticipate, new and ssr rrol6e source OF prof
IL vii be openal 10 The cotton planter. The Cotton
I'D which h. has heretofore thrown away Us use-
isss, will NOW yield llIm annually handsome ia
cone aud that toa wtheut na, addition EXPENSE
o. labor, save sending the seel 10 the Factory.
The Jalrnai states that Samuel \. panmer Fsu
one Of tho gentlemen concerned IN the Factory al
Nlehcz his made arrangements to put IN one.alion
!. sin;ln, one Il fIorcnsa, Ala anl another al Mo
bile
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

o. warn hss isld as 90 lis affls and rests fr,u
h.s !abogs, surrounded by honorable l,cphles. won
by hard service IN tunes Of eritieal emergency, AS
aarels are to be wtthercd b, tn. mldcw of a once
odlous ep'thctl Well---be IT 81. Ii James Mndi.
sou was once fede,allsf, and Tho isu feJeral,s,
nnw, We say, give IL las federalism, redoen, us
IS u love Of country aud an ardent attachment 10
The sfea principles Of human liberty, rather Than
those anarchcal doctrines, falsely called republican,
which have sprung NJ IN the hotbed Of disappon.
ted ambition, and the fruits of which, If tiny be
permitted TO attain their ull-bo,sn maturity will
be the destruction Of Our Union and win II of our
nattoni independence aud nd "lJael happiness and
prosperity Give rs James Madison as onl lea.
der and wc will eheerluly do battle under the
shadow OF his spoticss namc--s polcss alike ms a
private citizen and as public officer. LIE, t,u he
our leader, and We envy not those who fight under
the standard of Dr. Thomas Cooper, John &. Cal
houn, and other rehegad1cs and disappointed Of
Ice-seehcrs, who have been consistent only in in
consstency-a class of men Gctlatcd by motives
similar 10 those which stimulated many of the
tuition IN 1857, and Of whom the celebrated John
jay Was won't 10 remark that they " wished 10 be
LITTLE KINGS at home james Madison n
federalist proved David MComas, OF Wytie,
and by Yatcs's Journal against which evidence,
We presume, long years OF faithful devotion To the
interests OF the Republican pany, winch never
would have trlumphed but for his Jealous ana eli
elent services, tfe to weigh nothing james Mad.
ison a fedcraIis, What next viii it not lie
said that Nv Jefferson was II monarchist Wash.
ngten a traitor and Benedict ArnolIa persecu.
ted patriot Eor our own par's, We shall be u.s.
soalshed at moth ms in ,his nge Of political meta
morphoses. -EdItors F'rgtatdn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
june 10

81 A!siNE.IS, Lemons, Datcs Prmas' "a
- ron. Pres srYcd Ginger, FIGS, RalsnA, rs
sance ppermnt, Huuor Carbonate Sadl. Ia''af-
ie Acid, Soda and Sciduz rpaLers, CtHntrAo"
aai~, concentrated Salt OF Roses, tnee drtlcc)
4eidGated Lemon and Rose Oops ~ the ounce,
poini or Satister Cream Candy, CINNAMON
G3a6ts, Tartta,e and Sulpharct OF Iron, Ear ache
eemely, tnew arice,) German Tooth Paste, Oxy-
n1riste o! Lead, Ga new remedy,) Starch, TIRE
kinds, Glass Motto Seats, Guntcrs Scales Qua
elns and Uiage Rods, Musical Boxes three sizes
Tam O'Shanter Caps, Drled Eyed Needles,
Porcelain visiting Cards, Silver Spring Lanccts
w afcrs, English Toolh Brushes, Ambrosal and
Almond Paste Soaps, Prcstons Salts Thernome-
tiers, Soda aud Peppermint and Soda and Ginger
Lozengcs, Quick Slver Horse Combs, Duicemore
Wire, Ink Powder and Liquid Ink, Bronze assor-
ted colours Guitars, Vioiinceos, violIns and
Flutes some teauifa(, splendid assortment OF
French Pertumcry in Porcelain Etc Etc. Recei-
we'd and for sale at the rery lowest prices by
Howell DAVIES.
June3 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

- On rsalsts are aware that rssolu,ion has
been passed by the British House 81 Commons. the
object Of which Is to relieve tho Jews ifom eIsi
disabilities. In the course Of tho debate upon Il
MI Hume, one Of tho most conspicuous Ro{ofm
mcmbglsof Pa'Ilasnen, eonelalsl his speech by
rcmathtas that he could read a litter from 1lail-
ey Adams, the late President Of the United States,
stain. that there were ~ better citizens than tic
lows, anl expressing tho hope that Gro long the
whole Of Europe will acc ,ho justice aud wisdom
OF freely eonccIlag 10 thgm the fullest political
privileges
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
NEW GOODS.

VIE ahbsfrlbeia 1nse now the pleasure of in i
iofmlns their friends aud The public at large.
NAV nom recent purchases made at tho North BY
one OF ihe lfn aud carefully selected, their stock
Is entirely complete. They deon, i, unnccessarv .
to give l'sl hf their goods suffice il TO snv. tba,
their stock embraces almost every article in tho
Inc of DfB Good', Grofe,tcs, Httdioate and cut
@f1-'In thta, is included IN extensive selection M
ih'fs, B1ofs aod Shes, Of all descriptions. From
purchasers they respectfully ask call ,hey arc
conllien, lhni they can afford as GOOD bargains ei-
'hef etoff5ats or 'etati can be offered in this
market
Their Ware Rooms are also open FOR the recon-
''on OF all sorts OF roiace 10 be shipped or sold on
fonna9nn. Particular attention will be given
TO The receiving and forwarding CT goods
NoWLIN. HUNT & Co.
May 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
NV YopK Nav n

Singular Oscarrcnte.-fhe packet sc1,oner
Rsnnlre, arrived Yesterday from Norfolk Virginia,
34,yi.,r on board fourteen pass sngtts. W have
collected from her master, Captain Latham, the fol
yi-, particulars of an cxlruo binary at H. VIII n
t,t,., Mace on bDIrl her Ga iucsda ~ a teruoon
LIT some of the passengers having borlo wed Il
laabc bureled gun belonging u Frcnchman OF
ts nam, of Jonas Myer, tailor by trade and resi-.
lsat of Norfolk amused themsslvcs for a time with
shooting at small birds that were lying over the
vessel They returned the gun 10 Its owner who
very Deliberately loadcd IT, witha double charge of
shot aud fired II oil at one oil the passengers, Mr.
Young H. received the whole charge in the left
side OF his head about the eye and temple. Niger
then Jumped over board, bu, the vessel being hove
10 and the baat pat out, he was taken up, brought
ON board again and SO secured to pu, it out of his
power to co nmt any further violence. Mr. Young
Is seriously wounded though not dangerously
There is some reason to fear that he may lose one
of his eyes Coaricr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
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4 CAR ~.


E X BoSSlEUA respectfully announces to-
~" the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Lyuclbur.
and vicinity, that by viii open his d ANCINd]
SCHOOL III The Franklin lIotsl, on Monday
next lotb n5I, ana he hopes to sc lts former pu /
pills, 10 whom lie II ieaeh sonolliing new, and
viii have his Night and bay setgol u,ee, once ey-
ely OTHER week, Ia the evening, for lc purpose of
practising II .usos % which meeting pu,cnts " II
be respectfully invited To alon with their friends
tc Witness tht participation Of their children IN
the innocent, healthy AMI most delightful accents
pllslment, required IL all tho cneles Of tho Beau
MONDE. Parents who are desirous TO give that
branch Of educ ior 10 their children, III please to-
have the goodness to aend thcn al the opening Of
the school, MS Nh Il cannot rcniain longer than|
one qunief which vii. and the 10Th next mon.h,
ny giving LESSONS pen week instead Of 3 II is
much deslfed that 'hose gentlemen who are dispo-
Sod 10 attend tue School. ~ eouse,,cc nllogether,
1t VIII very much promote the progress OF The pu-l
pills, aud be beneficial ~ thsm.
Jun OFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
L'lNE. lllilCLS.

The iolowin; fine p,leoa we've obtained Tor To
b,eeo. ut Lyooh4 Warehouse, during the Ia.t
week. VIZ A crop Of hhds. made by MI Den
Jum'n Halliburton, Of person county, N. ca was
sold on Freshly last onn for jsl3 So ono Tor ~
3D. one iof So aud Que for No, avo,a,ing $lD Isl
Two h,ds msic by Mr. Byrd l. Fercll, Of Hu.
rli--fhtec hhjs Of tho crop Of Mr.. John Ovens,
OF Ph'syiyanIn, were sold ono for at1 and two for
10 each. Aud On fhnrsday hid nude by
Mr. William +, Thomas, Of Ptsy!vouiI, was
,aoIJfof@l6 The .a5t named hogshcad VIVA We
ry much damaged, by an accidental exposure IL
rain. bat for which Circumstance, Is thought, II
would havo brought from clghtoon to twenty dol
lars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
A CARD.

nR. BENSON Dentist, will leave Lyoclburg
~ IN short time. All persons wishing his
professional services, will please call him as
soon as possible, at his sooni, in the Washington
floiel
Dr b. having many engagements IN the lower
country docs not expectto revisit tins place be-
fore the Fall.
Dr. Bensons invaluable Anli-Dyspeptc Pills
and roo,h-Ache Tinciurc, will constantly be kept
for gale at the Drug Stores Of T. & ] Il
Royal. and d. K Lyman.
June J lit.
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public dinner WIS given to II \. Chapman
of PhllalcPIin, at lbs faglo lIotei - Richmond,
on the 3lst alt by his friends and lbs admirers Of
his character and medical sl,'L The Enquirer
spaalsoiltas rate "a nplmsnt va may call
It an Unprecedented oas,} II g,y,nsa pab.D4 dlaner
TO private, u'' Ailliea e'araas DG e..
N'attto Richmond va. oe-lt,onel by the marriage
OF his eldest 50" with u lady Of thu city -pr
Thomas Nelson eeted Il, the PpesM nj Of the Day
ASSISTED by On Jaeguelne Il llatgie, D., Cham
bcrlal ne and Tholnls ultch,c, ssg ~ Wee Pr,
dents Among the sentlancn present were Gbal
Justice Marshall. JUDGE L + Harbour, aud speah
er Stevenson. We sooct lew oil tn toa,ta
b. IL. "a ipaaa My native State, Virginia
-t'oi bless and prospe, her, IN whatever may con
duee 10 her glory aud happiness
IN CHG Justice MafahdH Tie City Of phils.
opha-tonowned tot her wisdom, har inslitu.
TONS aud her civic virtues
IN Judge I'Ai6p = acknowledgements
and Virginia They have long been united by
Petttteaf ttes Tho addition of natfimon,qi hes b.
tween then sons and daughters ~ within the spi
~, us well as letter, OF the Federal coustiurlon
hceause II has happy tendency JojorRta ngfs
F1ffcd faion'
~ Or Waedala9 (ot Bat'mRr)-'rho mofr=
age OF the James with tha u nnwha--.n speedy L
Mon, with tho certainty Of II numerous progeny.
NJ III SBcatty Stevenson our Gio,i0us L.
Hoa Tho cham wh,.h buds ladssolubly toyeth-
or pahfte LibcUg and IadIttdaai H7pptacaS.
~ d. R48(tt te L =. Aapql DR. AVm l.
Voenor, Professor u Aqulomy II the Uhyofslly
Of pennsy Virginia, llIss the Mother al the
Gfaeehi, points 10 HIM rs another OF her towels.
m III R,bcH Haaafd The Soouce thai
br'nss hopo und consolation 10 The couch vi sick.
ness. ond wit and eloquenco ~ the festive board
Ia NJ. Joha ~. Chapman tef Paih tefetta5
-- The beat National Guarl for the u. - le.=-
us.nefal Marshall and Tho supreme Court
Ba GgcS' john Randolph of Roanoke-
" Tho man wi.aoal 1 model ,uud without shallow
B0 ~ PaH'p V NteAo'as-Jobn MARSHALL,
u. distinguished for hs virtues Cl'ilen rs tot
his transeenjant judlef talents.
Nv Gaf,i .pnl.ek Henry lie leeds uo mn
bic 10 pefpeluIsc his name ueaameah ~ penn
atS ID.
~ The Postmaster General has instructed that
each nall carrier may carry angle papers to per
sous on the route mon In the immediate vicinity oi a
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Hat Nlal.ufactury.
u - N

fE>lll5 s1bar'5ois harr, in aiiition to their for@
-@ ma' establishments, liioy commenced msnu-
iocid'ns Hats IN this place, upon au oxtensiyal
scale, aud will he ready 10 manufacture To order.
under the immediate sopotntcnlguee Off l,un.
ho1shi any KIND or quality OF HAYS that mAy1
DO wa"liag. They aatiet thoDlsaises, from tiiol
excellence Of their mase.lnls and Workmanship, /,
give their customers entire qualification .-- Ilgy1
likewise Keep constantly Oh hand an extensive as
6oimenl oil Northern made Hats Of the best quaIi-
ty among them the beat Beaver Hats, .nadol
by Clepp q Cole. These, with what they Nuke
Themselves, sondos ,heir assortment of all qualities
and sntioni prices, MS complete any in tbs pan
OF tho country. Country Mo,cban,s and tha.,
wishing 10 Pasehase largely, afo invited 10 call and
examine lhoil stock, which viii b.. sold as low al
'hoy can DO purchased IN any market in this conn
Try -~ All orders tom tho country Will be punctuAl-
y attended TO DlNkLE * RUMBOuCu
June 10
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stlbJCAIlON.
=. & vi. ~. CARL MD,
ATTORNEYS at AAaW,

AVE MOVED their Office to the rooms IN
= the nPp3r p4rtof the tencm nj lately oceu'
ped by Albon Mcdaniel, Esq three doors above
Messrs. Mckee 4 Mccms. They continue to
give their Undivided attention to the practice
their profession in the Supesior ana interior Courts
Of the counties OF Amherst, Bedford and Canptr'',
as also ofthc Cooperation Of Lynshtgfs
june > 3."if
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Z + oND OIOTA. I..1

y y &C 4 y ~
" y \ n or.ier oi the board of directors OF The
= y l.yneilfurs and Blue Ridge Turnpike Com
rany TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS on each
share is required, 10 he paid immediately, 10y tic
Stockholders into the hands OF Samuel lhC1yAie.
Treasurer. Also. the amount subscribed for the
bQi'dia- Of de Bridge across Black Wnler Creek,
On sad read.
T. MEniWETllER, PRESIDE vi
Nav 81 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

LeY mutual consent of patlies, the firms Of
u y Chs. " d. b. Phelps & Co, of Lynchbufg,
and Of Bell Phelps & Co. OF Oiler Bridge, have
this day been dssoyed.The goods and effects Of
sad rms, also the debts due 10 them, have
been conveyed IN trust 10 5. & NJ. III. Garland, as
Trustees, CHARLES PHELPS
DAVID h. PHELPS,
VIM. l.. BELL.
June 10 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
MISSISSIPPI.

Death Of Pondexterism aud NJlliica.ionn-
Such are the terms in which soms Of the Mssis-
sipp papers announce tic election Of Gen. Hiram
q. Rnnnels as Governor OF Mississippi, by Il large
majority over the late Governor, Abrum NJ. Scott
And yet Gov. Scott issued a Card to the people OF
that State, IN winch he omphatIcaly asserted that
he was opposed to Notification. Notwithstanding
his denial, no @eyer, the snsP,eion clung TO nm
and that was enough 10 delca, him. This result
indicates Il healthy state ofpu5lic sentiment in that
young and growing member Of the ConieIetary.
-. Some Of the Norhorn papers rcpublish-
my, from the London Athencnm sketches of Cal
houn, Hayrc, Hamilton, McDufe and Cooper,
evidently written by some person 1ho was for
merly resident Of this country, or who has access
to sources of correct information. We find in
those tina, we have seen, however, nothing of suiI
cient novelty to induce to copy them Probably
when DR.. Cooper takes seat for his portrait, we
may learn something new, as he may have left
memorials Of his fame in the country which, like
certain cmigran,s to Botany Bay, he left for that
county's good which have not followed him here
Should it be so, VIC may make room it.
u. Sass Of L. : Baak Stock IL New faal,
5 II ~ AS. 3..5s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

~ In The account of the fourth days Rnceg IN
his rleco, for the Handy Cap Purse, the name al
Mr. Whites horse Noses was accidentally omit.
ted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10

: :. The county court of Cumberland, nj lta
quarterly session, the 18th ult tho death Of M
Randolph having been announced by Daniel A
Wilson, Esq, resolved, together with the bar, OH
GERS of the court AMI other persons in attendance,
to wear Grape Tor th,fty days. asa testimony OF
aspect Tor the n,ln,ry of tho deceased W.
ca'n, als', that atCanlouo curt h,use n nee.
ting was held ofthe citizens present last MOI
day court d'y,l an ia osaFd com, im 'niaty re.
solutions adopted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
THE STATE FIAG-0gn1n !

In the last Norfolk Beacon, we find an extract of
a letter from Richmond to the Editors Of that paper
giving an account of the funeral ceremonies in ho-
nor of the late John Randolph, from winch VIC
make the following extract. Comment is needless
How wonderful are the ways of Providence :
On this memorable day, the 10Th of May, we
were led, some short time since, to expect in this
metropolis, a parade and procession, OF a very
different character from the one which has lust
been witncss5d The flag of the Old Dominion.
we were told would probably be displayed in tri-
umph and rejoicing on this day. Bat alas in
stead thereof we were called to to.low in grief
and in mournlngto his last home, one Of the most
distinguished members ofthat very State Rights
party, which ntimatod an lntcation Of getting up
such proceeding. -lleavcn seems thus to have
frowned upon this misguided and unfortunate
scheme for sgitat,ng IN gteacf degree than it has
already been the public mind"
r A writer IN the Richmond Wing is dcsi-
rous of procuring list Of the members WHO cam.
POSED the House Of Busgesses Of Vagina ~
1853 to aid NJ Chapman J. us dos.st q. pam.
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MIR l,ASDtJ!.pl{ of X,

We learn that NJ. Rauioiphs remains have
reached Charlotte, aud have been deposited beneath
his patrmoa,al oaks. The corpse was met by n
bout loo gentlemen but We understand that thete
were no ceremonies at the grave.
In relation to the value Of Mr.. Randolpl's estate,
several estimates have been made in tho public
Journals some go,ns as high a million OF dol
lars othnrs as low as $is5, 900 Both are doubt
less erroneous Better Judges than ourselves es-
tunate II at irom sf150,O00 To 1900, 900 What
honorable and enduring monuments might w.
man OF MIR R,ndophs almost boundcss ii
and pr,ncely wealth have erected TO his msf1ly
IN the hearts of his fellow -cit,cns But, what
shall be written upon his tomb " Here lies man
Jgentas"-and with this his warmcst enogst
must stop-or TINT genus has lett behind no es-
denecs Of its gigantic might. Its posscssor passed
through life, MS the keel Ola ship cuts the waves
OF us an arrow pierees the mir, leaving no way
marks by which lis progress may be traced ., ITS
memory ptrpciuaed.
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1000 bushels Coal anted.
June 10

TENilE subscriber viii give tho highest casl,
u price for loco or more bushels good Chesnui
Coal H. Il BEACH & co.
Junc 10 Is
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.ssxSsM have recently become tie agent OF
ESsfSs@ u Mr. VIM. Prince, Proprietor Of the
s1ssS3aasNE Iin;epn Botanic Garden, New York
II Catalogues Of fai, trees, green house
rianls &c may b. found ut Mr. a, Il. NorIl'a book
store. free of cost Nh p. observes, that South Of
the Potomac, it is always best to transplant trees
in the fall Plants usually kept in pots ought to be
ordc,cd in the Spring and Summer. MIR. Prince
lss sen, me, for sale, myrtle lravcd orange tree
ael 3vcrll plants of the cape jasmine, VIZ the
lar.e shining caved and the snsl leaved multi
dara, double white cam ia laPoncn, and crimson
ancu,ne, Powered do. Ofdefs strictly attended TO
by 1ENNl LA lliH VI.
MAY 81 ST
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't7s Int holy Il the n,ameui y h.u pair.. Henry
Introduced bis famous resolutions ON the Stump
act Should such list be extant hereatsuts, the
possesso. may communicate ii to this paper