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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
I'll M,~,h 1909


Sd March 1928.
SIR-ln compliance with resolution OF the
Senate. directing sthe Secretary to inform the
Senate of the original amount of judgment,
lately obtained by the United States, in the
District Court ofthe Eastern District OF Penn
sylvania, against Col, VIM Duane, and what
credits have been al owed to the defendant since
the date of the Judgment, the dates OF such
credits, bv whom given, and under what au.
thority,' have the honor to transmit here.
with. reports of the Third and Fifth Auditors,
viii, h furnish the information required
have the honor to be your humble SER
Sant,
To the President Of the Senate U. S.
A communication from the Score
tary of the Senate, accompanied by
documents, relative to the Contin-
gent Expenditures of that body. was
received, read, and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Barbour, Of the Joint Com
mittee appointed to wait upon the
President, and inform him of the or
eanization of the two Houses. and
their readiness to receive any com
munication from him, reported, that
the Committee had attended to the
duties assigned them; and that the
President was pleased to say, that
he would communicate with the two
Houses. by Message, this day.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, it
was agreed that the Senate will meet
at la O'Clock on each day OF its SEES
sion, until otherwise ordered.
Mr.. Branch, Senator from the
State of North Carolina, appeared,
was qualified, and took his seat.
At 9 o'clock, Mr.. Everett, Private
Secretary to the President of the U.
States. came in and delivered Mes.
sage, in writing.
After the reading of the Message,
e was ordered, on motion OF Mr..
Holmes, of Maine. that 5000 copies
thereof be printed for the use of the
Senate.
The Senate then adjourned to IL
O'Clock tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Removal.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. his friends & the public, that he has
removed 10 the mex, square below his Tor
mer establishment, in brick house, near
ly opposite to the Mechanics Bank OF A
exandrla, on the South side OF King street,
where he carries on the'
Saddle and Harness Making
Business
in all its various branches. He tenders
mis- grateful acknowledgements to bis Gus.
toners for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them. His friends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C.
commodations; he feels confident that
with the aid OF some OF the best work.
men and constant supply OF the most
choice materials, he will be able TO rem
der ample satisfaction TO those who may
please TO favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
BEAU1'Y.

Napoleon, 10 his memoirs, states, that
while in tho army of Italy, being much lasci
mated with handsome lady, the wife OF ons
OF the French deputies who accom- Dsned him
thai she nigh, be sble to form some idea
If battle, he ordered an attack on the I'd
vsnced po,t u the enemy, although IN The G.
vent Of Its beiog successful, as il was, It could
10 no wise prove advantageous. That the at.
tack succeeded, but several lives wete lost
and he never esased 10 regret the hfFai,.
This is another proof how mischitvous i.
bssu,y--snd atords topics of consolation 10
those who, without ',s charms, cannot aspire
to its power, ond dwell not IN ns dangers
Bonapane irved o see ihis sdy dsmsnrcd oil
her beauty, aud reduced 10 extreme indl.
gencs. He generously relieved her wants.
CharIesiUn Carrier
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

vivid lightning, 'Thou .hsi, die II. who
will SO TO The grave Of & relation when the
moon is shining usnquiI'y upon 1t, when all
around Is calm and sill, when we can dwell
with pleasure upon the virtues OF him who is
gone, and prepare 10 meet with calm teslgoa.
uon, the voice OF tho Archsngel, end The
trump Of God, cen clone describe my feeli,rs
when standing by the grave OF my mol"e'.
She, who had been 10 me an sfec,ions.e pa.
rent, was now cold sod still ss the clod, ihs,
covered her! She had excbsnged The tolls
and troubles Of This vain world, for the .ocie.
" OF angels spd the just made perfect.
Twas awakened from my reverie By the
rain which bad begun TO fall around the
cloud that hung in the west had oyerspresd
the horizon, and the wi,d, as i, whispered by,
almost appeared 10 pronounce, My con, pre-.
fare 10 J0i!ow
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SELEC 1 L ID.
7'O TIE pOLAR STAR.

$wect star OF night that DER the silent sea
Guides the winged trsvlier on her lonely way;
How many gaze, and smile, or weePou lhse,
Ot those that rove not, OK ot those that stray.
Sweet star OF night igpze upon thee now
And thou dost bring lbs buried past 10 light;
When Time had not yet pressd upon my brow,
Nor disappointment breath d hes gioomy blight.
Apd could gaze. and lose myse'fin Thought,
As, IN Succession, scenes o other ycers,
1fe, which Thy beams have swcety shone are brought
Back 10 ny soul, with feelings, hopes ead fears
That swelld with JOY. or agony. my b-east,
And troops ot friends arise within my mindi
And hands, alas |! that can more be pressd
Again are pressd--n mute affection shrln'ds
Sweet wa,cb.'ight &c the pole to lovers dear
Whereer they roam they love and bless thy ray
Aud thou hast witnessed manya sigh and tear,
From seyer'd bos0ms, d'ring far away
Sweet star Of night thy lovely beams cast
Fer DER the wave, the forest, aud the pisln;
Each present CLEAN seems !ov'Iier than the last.
Ard none shall gaze, NOT wish to gaze again.
Oh 'iove'y star, with ray as pure thine,
Lightn,ng like thee, the azure vault OF hesyn,
The soul immortal shaR in gtory sbihe,
Or sink iore'er III shades OF darkest even.
NhS nave 'oVu my rsy---tnouBh SADNESS swe''s
My throbbing heart, when Nem'iy PICTURES DER,
rhe scenes Of TAT fed days, and faithful, tells
OF hopes snd feelings that can bloom no more.
But yet, whose mem'ry. vampire like to me,
With balmy wing and soothing zephyrs play.
DRAINS and consumes, thoush sweet and tenderly.
The hesr,-,he heart that loves Thy persive ray.
And have iov'd thy ray that DER the stream
shines like sunbeam path ii gentle even;
And have gazd, aud dream'd. and in my dream
That gltlrng pathway seemd the path to Heaven.
Stay ofthe Night the time is hastening on;
Tic SOD shall blossom. and The wInd shalt rave,
AND ,hy sweet besm,ugs, wandering bright -" lone,
Gild The green sward-thc musucl's iowy grave.
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MISCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.
From The Dutchess Observer
-%%%9~.sS ~SS.--

From The Dutchess Observer
the GR.iVE or n .u0THER
" And say wt,en summon d from The world and thee,
lIay my head beneath the willow tree
Wilt thou sweet moucner, at my stone appear.
And soothe my parted spirit. lingering near
Oh! wilt thou come, at evening hour IA shed
rhc tears OF memory DER my narrow Bad,
With aching temples on thy hand reclined,
Muse on the hast farewell I leave behind
Breathe a deep sigh to winds that murmur low,
And think on all my love and all my wo"
/, was pleasant evening III November,
that entered the grave ya'd. The moon
shonc in her m,dnight meridian, not a cloud
was visible in the h mamenl, save 600 datk
and heavy that hung In The west, and porlen.
ded wind aod rain. Mus,ng ai- wandering
among the graves, | paused over that OF my
mo,her. No costly maI bic rea- cd It's head
TO tell that the slumberet benea'h had once
been great; it was ma ked by nought bu, the
plan, simple stone that stood at the head, and
the willow tina, bad been planted by The hand
Of love sod tnendsbip, hung silently over il.
No, leat s,itred save some that were nip.
ped by the p'nching itosts Of Autumu, from
the tee, and as they slowly deseendeG to the
eeub were silent monitors oi the approach Of
winter, and decay OF man.
There Is something solemn and setiou. in
the ,uliness oi the grave yard when the miod
10 IN adc to feel It's weakness, and 10 turn with
reyetence and admiration to that being WOO
governs he destin'es Of ell, who spe AXIS IN ths
,hunds''s voice, aud oi'cu ssy' to man Ia The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
&ALUABLE PEEL ES7A7E.

TUH OTLEI or to LEI,
THAT pleasantly situated stand for a Public
House, situate in Portsmouth. about 5 miles
from Newport, with an excellent orchard. garden.
extensive out houses, in thorough repair aud about
six acres OF land. The situation is we'll known bav.
ing been occupied as public house for many years
.1ho-a three acre lot, tie main road, within
one mile from the state house
LhsTrss-an excellent we'll finished two story
D~eihg House, IN Howard street, q; the south part
OF the town. in perfect repair and having a large
garden, with an abundant supply OF fruit.
LiEe'sise-two shares in The Portsmouth Woolen
Manuiactory, now in full operation
For particulars relative TO the whole or any part
oI the above property, apply TO
HENRY MOORE
Newport, Jan IS, 1925.
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CHAkTS, &c.
I'M. II. RHTHBONE,

nm. ii. RT1 HOONL,
HAS just received and offers for sale, at his store,
L head of Packet Wharf new Chart. extending
from New.iork to Havana, improved by government
surveys IN 1890, with general assortment Of char
of the latest surNeys-Bovdichs Navigators. 5h edi.
tiou American Cossl Pilots. 10Th edition; Nautical
Aimanacks for the years 1922 and 1928; seamens'
daily Assstant--with complete assortment al Nau.
ticsl Observation-Disclosures writing log and wrapping
Pa1er-Quills and Ink Powder
.4so, a general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage snd Ship Chsndlery.
Just received, so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes.
so thousand B-icks-20 dog Tile
GT Cordsge and Cables made 70 order. and ves-
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. .7HsHst Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
Domestic Manufactures.
HARVEY SESSIONS,

HARVEY SESSIONS,
Has jHss reee,ved, and intends 10 keep co>,-
SANITY for sdh thc .foiiowry Domestic
Manufactured Goods, Uiz - -
kIRoADcLolAs and Cass,meres, col
II ored and white Fsnnels all wool dnto, Satt,.
nets Plsins, Bedtcks, Stripes and Gughpms, 3-4 6
- Chez, K So brown Shee,ings. "a & 5-4 whit.
eneu ditto, ga 70 shirtings blsached and
bIssched Warps and Filings all numbers, war.
ranted the first quality; ditto eoored; Diapers.
rowctoth Yarn stockings and Miuens, white and
coiored Cotton Threads &c &c. Nov Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
POETRY.
From the National Gazette.
SPAIN.
By w. Is. TAPPAs.

SPAfM
By w. B. TAPrAs.
YES! march, ye forces, in array,
Yon peaceful, Stale invade,
Pounce, eager falcons on your prey
Draw forth the unrigiheous blade
Go, Autocrst thou foe to Man,
Go, bind the ee.born soul.
And ye base kings, who dare not scan
His vengeance-bld 1t roll!
Yet know, the desola,ing tide,
Ye Impious, loose again.
Back shall recoh, to 'wheIm your pride,
Prom free unconquer'd Span.
60 forth, ye slaves ,--although the light
Of victory gilds your plane,
That ray shalt shroud in fearful! night,
Those laurels d9ck the tomb.
Enter within Code canopy,
In mockery 20 the throne.
One breiing prayer OF slavery
IL enters not alone
Ten thousand thousand, as one heart,
spain join the prayer Tor thee;
Ten thousand thousand swords will start
For SPAN and Liberty!
Near ye not voices l--',is the shout
That hndIing, Xwelis on high
Gee ye not light l--those brands are out,
rbey fash upon the sky.
Sooner those tongues shall wribe in goye.
Those swords be drunk with blood,
Than spsia prove false TO days OF yore,
False to herscis and God.
Then onward, onward. vSunting band,
kesr siaverys s. Jmboi high.
Vet halt, proud lesions ! fieedom's land
10 hciy--touch and die
4pL~Y~N
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HATS.

NEW-YORk HATS, which are
l. handsome end cheap, including he fashion,
able Oval, and wide and common brims-- You his
and Chiidrcns Hats.
PAPER HANGINGS,
For Rooms and window curtains, with eiegsn,
Borders-soRe very low priced.
BOOKS.
Family Bibles, with pstes-Blsnk Account Books
-Blunts navigator and Coast Eliot, last edi,ons-
Aden's and Webslers spelling books--Nurray's
Reader and Grammar--Walker's Dictionary
schooI-Books of every kind in uSe.-Also, smt' Bs-
bles, 1estsments Watts Psalms and Hymns SO
Reams Foolscsp, Writing and Letter Papsr-Arc
Just received and for sale at the Book and Hat Store
OF GEORGE WANTON,
-Agefn TO e. HATHAWAY.
Newport, July 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
FARM FOR SALE.

TOR Sale---A Farm in South. Kings
l. town, a miles from the south ferry pleasantly
slus,ed, moderately descending TO the eusl contain
ing about $50 acres Of land, proportioned well tor
meadow, pasture, tlsge, orcharding, and woodland
well wstered with durab'e springs. The said Farm
is easily improved. On it one.siory onA two
story dwelling house, barn, &c Eor further partic
uiars, inquire OF tire subscriber, on the premises.
JOHN ROSE.
HonLr kingsto.en. Crl l6. 1892
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SAFE,

AND FOR SAFE,
Ht Ir. James HdmmOn6'S Book. .S!oYc,
and al Deacon Samuel Yinson'S,s
TIL = first number of,he LADIES MAA.
AztSE-Suo,ctipio paper, are open a, bo,h
pi1ces. Those who have subscribed, will
o'-ase call or send for their. at Deacon s.
WILSON'S.
The motive that induces the sale Of the.
6'st number singly, or TO suit purchasers, IS
20 give Specimen Of The WOtk, in the hupe.
OF obtaining more Subscribers and with less
trouble than the usual method.
Newport, April 9, 1928.
NrOTlC t...The CO partnership here
4 = ,ofore existing under the firm OF Per7y g y.
Greene. IS This day dissolved, by mutual consent.
PERRY GREENE,
BENZ. GREENE,
Ncs.h EngstOwn, April !, 1925. lA.s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

"Re D'fI1H'-@IE u FV'V I'EtI'
A FARM in the town Of Columbia,
n (Con.) situate two miles westerly from the
meeting house, and one mile from The turnpike road
leading from Lebanon to Hartford; containing $50
acres. Said farm is we'll watersd and well proper
toned in moving. Pasture, ploughlsnd, wood.
land and orchardng-wiih a convenient dwelling
house, two srns and other out houses llreoD stand
ing. Payment will be made essy-say one fourth at
the time Of purchase, the other three fourths may
remain on good security, from one, 10 ten years
hest suits the purchaser. For further particulars
enquire Uf EPHaAlM MIsER on the premises, Or to
MANASSEH MINER,
Sept I8, 1922. Of Signiagtor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having been legally appointed
Il 6urdian to the person and estate ct Hceden
" Corioa. minor, oil New .Shorehsn, hereby re-.
quests ali persons having any claims sgsus. sad
person or estate to exhibit the same 10 h.m
SAMUEL l.. ROBINSON, Guardian.
Nsw.Shoishaam, Jan. lS. Fla.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
FRESH
Drugs and AEDIGTNES,
OF THE BEST QUALIFY.

OF III l. BEST CUhLlTY.
Which viii be sold for vsry moderate prices, al
Dir JOHkSON's SHIP.
No. l98, yKAsES SgSEET
JIst north ofths Brick .gfdrhef
n0CT. JOHNSON thanks those who have called
~ bin for mcdcine, or medical aid and as
suies Others. that they Will End as good Medicine,
at his shop elsewhere aud the greatest will
be had that no mistake be MADE
GJ- Medicine Chests put up, or re2Ienished, FOR
families ships, with greet exactness
~ Natural and Artificial Teeth prepared and set
in the nestest manner Teeth dressed extracted,
&c with The greatest care.
or DOeL j. mil snens as usual 20 al PrQ(sssiondl
caRs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

PyrHEAs the daughter Of Aristotle being
asked which is the most bssuuiul color, so.
swered, that Of msdssiy,
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fOtt SALk.

FOK SALE.
\ FARM, containing about 80 acres
n Of land, situat. in Middietown, about miles
fron' the state mouse. containing two orchards, snd
is well wstered, wooded, and walled. On said Farm
is good Dwelling House, Barn, Crib and Other out.
houses--lyIng on the main road, next adjoining The
estate Of William Bailey, Esq For particulars and
terms, apply to the subscriber, living on tue prem-
ses JOSEPH BROW NELL
Mtdd!etoWn. ban 90, 1928
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
<JIE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court OF Proba,e, for the town OF New.
pert, Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors against the estate Of
STEPHEN BURDlCK,
deceased, late Of said Newport, bisc Ssmth, repre-
sen,ed insov,n, hereby give notice, that siX months
from last Councl day, is allowed the creditors to ex'
bibit their CLAIMS aud that will attend for i.e
purpose OF receiving the same, at our respective
90 silings, at any time during ssid period.
JOp TOWNSEND,
GEORGE WALDEN, Csmm1sSiSiers.
EDWARD WATSON, }
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to mase syment TO
MERlBAH DURDICK. .idh r.
Newport, april 9S
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Among Ills medicines are

Ooct. Sydsnhanl'S celebrated Pills.
:" These Pills excellent prevenives of many
diseases it taken in due season and in actual dis.
ea,e have been used ~i,h good success They sf-
ford great relief TO bious habits in rheumatism,
aundice. sick headache hsbilual costiveress cor
rect and purify the blood. and are excellent III ie-
ton, and the best physc for the head sche when
bowels They superior TO Lees, Anderson's, or
Hooper's Pills The increasing demand for Syden.
hams Pills, is evidence of their superior efficacy.
Rose Ointment.
This beautiful Ointment is cheap, certain, safe
and speedy cure for the i1CH. Il has been used
s remedy for the scadhead, aud Tor other eIuptions
about the head, face, hands, SC. This ointment has
never failed to cure the hch, in single instance,
when properly applied" The calls tor this oint.
ment, in preference TO sny other is proof OF its
persoruy
Also. of the 5esf quayty, Essence Of Peppermint.
Liquid Lsudanum, ELK iarsgoric, other 1Inctures
and Exirs, salts, hera picra, sulphur, tartar,
SC. sc Teeth powders and Brushes, Opodcidoc,
British Oil, Biuers, sc.
Also, Doct Manlegh's much admired
Madagascar OX,
for tho hair This oil is used to curl and perfume
The hair, TO cause it TO grow, and to prevent bald
This Oil is in general request
az As ABOVE,
100 10 ess peppetmnt-i00 10 liquid laudanum
Ia gross OF rose, or itch olhment-i2 gross ot Sy-
denbam's, Lees & Anderson's Pis--6 gross of
Maneigh's celebrated Madagascar Oil for the hair
Glaubers, aud other sa!ts-su of superior qualify.
Dec, 1S.
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FOR SALE-M a low brlce.

Newport, Jan IS, 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-07
FURTHER FROM SPAIN.

The following rs an extract of letter re-
ceved at Providence, dated on board the u
S. irIgate CONSTITUTIONS, at Gibraltar, Septem-
Der 8.
Since we have been here we have had "A
view ofan engagement between Spanish fort
and two French ships, which lasted two hours,
when the ships hauled of-the fort has since
capiulated, as the French were erecting a
battery on height which commanded the
fort. Mr.. NELSON, our Minister to Spain, is
now residing on board our ship, as hc cannot
get To- Cadz. The French General LqLiemGnd
and Sir Robert WitsOn, who are now engaged
in the Spanish constitutional cause, are now
here and have visited ON ship. We have this
day received letters which state that we shall
be relieved by the Cyane in November"
The following is an extract from letter dat
I'd on board the Constitution, Aug IS.
" Yesterday, a detachment of 5000 of the
French army took quiet possession of ST.
Rogue, and to-day, at O'Clock. of Agesiras
both towns are in sight of our present ancho-
rage" IN Y. Me-. .1du.
Greece and T'Urkey.-We republished yes
terday from the Boston Daily Advertiser an
abstract of The intelligence received at that
place, respecting the affairs Of Greece. The
same paper of Wednesday furnishes transIa-
lions from the Smyrna papers from which
the abstract referred tn was made. Upon an
examination Of the articles 10 the Specioisur
Orientoi, and Of the spirit with which they
are written, we are led 10 believe that The
accounts It gives are Ia, be received with grains
Of allowance. The iterise, identity adverse
to the Greek cause, as the following extract
abuudanily csinces:
AS to Hydra it is possible it may have the
good fortune 10 save itself The Hydriets in
these days Of calamity mos; recall daily with
a sigh these happy times when they were the
spoilt children of the Ottoman Porte"
! We are confirmed in the opinion expressed
above by accounts received from Greece, this
morning by way of Gibraltar. of correspond.
ing dates. 1t is there said that there is not
much chance of ~ naval action belween TIC
Greeks and Turks. as the hostile fleets seen
% VOID esch other. A gentleman who ha.
lately visited the Greek posts, says lette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-07
SHORES FOR SALE

Vie subscriber Will sell his farm in county of Uapo-
4 ver yisg the OF New rive UNIV rds Of
thee miles and adjoining the ScOtchIown plantation and
ohes. 1t contains between five and six acres ut
ianu equal ii not any in the
comfortable yelling house lately built with The best mate
,a Sood brick meat house, dairy icehonse, rocked
well OF pleasant and wholesome water Immediately in The
YARD "onmodous barn. stables comfortable houses
in negroeSaIso of the best apple thai
non OF country for and winter peach or
chart, and other fruit
should this farm not be sold before the day Deem
per next II will on that day he offered pubic auction ON
he premises onefourth OF the purchase money will he re-
CURED IN hand and the balance in three equal annual
>''nents with deed OF trust the premises securs
The paynent OF each instaIment.
uchiiemeD wishing 10 view the land will apply toe sub
scriber residing IN the Forks of anov r. who will al al
times with pleasure accompany them.
Should this land be sold privately before the list ecem
her due nniiee will lie given. The crops Stock &c will be
sold on that day, a credit Of twelve months
OctOberT. wtdSs JOHN rHOUNTON