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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

punsser being asked by musician whether he
was not lover Of harmony, replied Yes: bot
prefer it when it is abridged, for, then it is money.
and that, my friend is the better half of il. have
no objection to your notes, but like those OF the
bank of England much better: yours may make
good tunes, but those make infinitely The best of
unes.' How so that bank notes excellent
things will allow, but pray what tune will they
mske!' The very best tune in the world---a for
tane.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

Care is the lot of life and he that aspires to
greatness in hopes TO get rid of it, is like one who
throws himself into furnace to avoid the shiver-
ing of an ague.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
THE Err Of Dnil{e.

1t would be difficult to convey to
the mind Of an ordinary reader amy
thing like a correct notion Of the
state of feeling which takes posses
sion OF a man waiting for the com
mcncement OF a battle. In the first
place, time appears To move upon
ieadcn wings every minute seems
an hour, and every hour Il day
Then there Is a strange commlnglinS
of iCtIty aud seriousness within hln
IA Ie,hy which. prompts him to
laugh, he knows not Why aud Il
seriousness which urges him, ever
and anon, To Int up n mental prayer
To the Throne Of Grace. On sucl,
occasions, little or no conversation
passes. The prisates generally lean
upon their ~tirel0cks, the officers upon
their swords ; and few words, except
monosyllables, IN reply To questions
put, arc spoken. On these occasions,
too, the faces OF the braYcSt uttcn
change their colour, and the limbs Of
the most rosolute tremblc, not with
fear, but with anxiety , whilst watch
Is are consulted, till the individuals
who consult them grow absolutely
weary of the employment. On the
whole, it is Il situation Of higher OK
citcmcnt, and darker and deeper
agitation than amy other IN human
Inc /; nor can he be sa d to feel all
which man is capable OF feeling who
has not filled It.
ISiGge Of ST. Se5aStians.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
mo. So.

plots Of a Catalina hut the rebcja
lion of angels--tlle creation Of a
woild-thc incarnation and death
Of The son Of God--the resurrection
Of ncu-ihc dissolution Of Nature-
the general jodgmeni-and the final,
confirmation of countless Millions of
men aud angels in happiness or mis-
cry. No subjects are 81 sublime
none are 81 Interesting To the feel
Jugs Of a rejecting audience-ne
Orator vas himself ever 10 deeply
interested in his subject as a godly
minister Is in the trutLs which Ie
presses upon his hearers. Ii on any
topic he can become impassioned.
and be carried beyond himself. 1t ia
on the tlvnc Of i'm ortal lotc. and
the everlasting destinics Of men,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
II
ORIlIU DE.

Tie Dying Speech Of .Ir. tgbec, Sc
crcta,y u The Earl Of Essee. he
1eas c.rccatcd in the reign Of Queets
Elizabeth, for the same o.Deace that
brought he Earl ot Esser htmScJ
10 thc b,ocl -
al am here adjudgcd to die for
acting an act never plotted, for plot
ting a plot never acted. Justire will
have her course aCcuseis must be
heard greatness will have the VIC
tory Scholars and n~aturalisls (tho'
learning aud valour should have the
prc-cminencc,) must die like dogs,
and be hanged. TO mislike this.
were but folly /; to dispute it. but
time lost /; to alter il, impossible -
but to endure il is manly /; to scofn
1t magnanimity. The Queen is dis
pleased. The lawyers injurious and
death terrible but | crave pardon
Of the Queen /; forgive the lawyers
and the world; desire n be foggiy-
en- ; welcome death"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09

guinca-pigs were Killed nj this pc.
riod, IN trying the effects of variou,
gases on the organs Of respiration.
He then explained the effects of ga
seq ON the blood /: when in lis pure
and natural state. IL is of a light CO.
lour. but coming in contact with at
mosphcriC air. II changes TO n much
darker appearance. To clucidatr
this fact, another experiment was to
be tried on the Spaniel. One of the
assistants whistled. and with some
difficulty the animal stood upon his
legs. and came slowly towards its
eXccntloncr. torgctiul of The cru
elites it had endured and pleased Mt
being carcssed gone of the students
patllng il IN the back, il Wagged its
tail aud absolutely =. licked the baud
last raised To shed its blood" am
not more sqnCamIsh than other peo-
pie, yeti declare this sight almost
made me laint, and | stIll shndder
ut the lorrld recollection One OF
the arteries was then cut Islander,
from which llowcd II cup full of blood,
y tins was exhibited In the audience.
l he artery WAS Immediately tied
with thread. and the Dig being plac-
cd on the ground, 10 my astonisl,.
ment ran about the stage, although
very weak, but apparently hot sui
fering ~ much as | anticipated. The
Professor said that the dog would
n Il be able 10 eat or drink. but that
he WOULD IAc III this state 8 or 4
days In about an hour, he Was again
p 1 upon the table, aud a liquid pre-
paration was syrlugrd into the Httc-
ry. which, after passing through dill
iercnt paris Of the body, issued sud
denly from the mouth, and, coming
III contact With the air, accustomed u
sort OF explosion and blue tlainc.--
He sulicrIngs of the Spaniel were
dreadful i; every muscle appeared to
be shaken; II Wrlthed with agony.
he Professor expressed his surprise
that the animal had not expired after
such an operation. lie attributed thc
circumstance to its state of |cxlaus-
ton, altho' ii was still able To crawl
about the table. Another dog WAS
nov sent tof. and a very large mas
TIL was led on the Stage. Nom. non.
WAS The general cry thrO' the room /;
but The no, no, from the lips of the
English medical students was pccn-
LARRY d,stingnishable. .'Eh blcn !"
SAID the Professor We will rcscrse
the mastlif Tor the evening lecture"
The spaniel was again placed upon
the table, the same operation with the
8 syringe was performed, and. To my
intimate relief, the animal expired.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
.idn and animal affection.

An affecting anccdote was Il short
time since related in the French pa
pers. \ young MAJ took a dog into
a boat, rowed to the entire oil the
Seine, and threw the animal over.
with intent To drown him. The poor
dog often tried 10 climb up the side Of
the boat. but his master invariably
pushed him back, till, overwhelming
himself, he fell overheard. As soon
rs the faithful dog saw his master in
the stream, he left the boat and held
hun above water I'LL hclparriycd from
the shore, and his life was saved.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09

IT he Rples held an tie ClerI's Office q
hesford County lie dag 9. .lput,
'"fs 4. RronIieH end SQrdh his rife, for
"''g 9qfqh C6Naap, piantJs,
aggias.
,.'S@'Ty CramP, i hsy owu right, and as admir-
|Ttofgc Cr"mp, dec'd, Susanna Crump, John
r. 4. VI0@!'' .9Jner Crpmp, Hiiiiam Cfa0P,
N''-3 of'mp and Deueriy Crunp,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09

From he Population distract Gigoi,
Pobisded ~ order IF he british
patddmfnt:
s~1ArIs7EcAL CALCULATIONS.
In Great britain. the number OF
persons capable of rising In arms.
ca muSsc. from fifteen to sixty years
old, Is 2,744, 1857.
There arc about 93,o30 maria.
gcs every year. and of these about
three In siAty-tLtcc arc without off.
spring.
In Great Britain there die every
year about 35,708 every month
about 1852, every week 6.49s
every day 9l4 aud every hour ~
bout 40.
Among l15 deaths, there may be
recorded ono woman in childbctls
but no more than ono In 400 dies in
iabour.
The proportion Of the death Of NO.
men To that of men, ~ so 10 So.
Married women live longer than
single.
In the country places, there il nm
average ot four children born Of
every couple. In cities, the pro.
portion Is scscn 10 every two mar
riagcs.
The married women 20 all tho
female inhabitants of the country
are AZ one 10 three, and the maIt
rird to all the single men ~ tLrco
To FIVE.
The number or widows In 10 that of
widowers s to /: but tllat Of widows
who rc-marry to that Ut widowerst
: 10 L..
More people live to a longer ago
in elevated stations than in those
Which are lower.
Half Of those who are born, die
before seventeen.
The number Of twins il 10 that of
single births al one 10 sixty five.
According 10 the observations OF
Boocrhgyc, the healt,iest children
are born in January, February and
March.
From calculations founded on bills
Of mortality, only | out Of 3i56 lives
10 be 100.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
PRINTED AND FURNISHED ny

TLIJAfI fLEINHEN, q kIClI. n. IOLLR,
Publishers ojthe Lars Of the Union.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
NEW SPRING o

pm Suoscrtbe7 Is now receiving a, hi,
~A S'9fe h'ht door to Aiessrs Gait 4 But
'ueh' a largs aud general assortment Of
oprln5 and Summer GOODS :
AMONG HHICH IRE
super shaded ID French Fane.es,
Do PAINTED Muslius,
~ 6-i and 6-4 Camlrics.
\ splendtd assortment Of C~alirors.
s'ain and hgured Jaconet aud Mail Nruslins.
n, u" 40 Book do
Flnin and figured Caution Crnnqs.
superior Mandarin Grape Robes.
Grape Shawls and Scaiis,
PLAN aud figured eotofed silks.
SILK ohawIs aud iiaudkcrchiet,.
Gauze aud Zelin do
An elegant assortment OF Ribbons,
Gaaze and Lace Wells,
/ case oil Irish Linens Of very superior =, ,iity
grass bleach, and Warranted ia Toe ~ a,g1
as any that has been in this market for fee
years,
ladies and g~entlemcns' Cotton aud silk Hose
sewing Cotton aud Floss
Linen Camhrics aud Lawns,
stripe Denmark Satin
Narseilles aud Valencia Vestinr,.
silk stripe Florentincs, tor geutien.u's wear.
stripe aud plain Satcet.
prab and white Russia Drilling.
Wilmington and Washington Siripc.
lnlon Mixture aud Blue Markers.
Cotton Cassimeres and Grnndcrills.
An assortment Of Cloths aud Cassimercs.
Ladies' Prunella and Morocco Shoes,
) 1 and - Domestic Piaids,
DO do Sd &d4 Sheetinss and Shirtines
An assortment of Cutlery,
Tortoise Shell Tuck and Side Combs
Cotton farIl, Mems Coarse Shoes,
An assortment of Croker, Ware'
Mems aud Boys Wool Hats,
Fine Beaver do
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NJ The Semi-Weehly Paper, Mt S4, and the
Weekly Paper, at 50 per annam, payable in
.1yuace.-No subscription will be received for
Iie,, time than six months aud no paper will
:. discontinued (bat at the discretion .. the
~ssd;,ors) until All aIrcaragcs are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted at 30
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a. IL cents for each continuance. Those
ram a distance must be paid for previous to
.,eir insertion, or the payment assumed by
,1ne responsible person ia Lynchburg.
~ Chancery Orders are. inserted Tor six
dat.tfs
b P5sr PAID, or they viii not be attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
or SPEECH.

1.-THE common tluency of speech,
in many men and women says
Swift, .'is owing to a scarcity OF
words i; for, whoever is master of
language, and hath II mind full of
ideas, it will be apt, in speaking, to
hesitate upon the choice of both /;
whereas, common speakers have only
one set OF words to clothe item in,
and these arc always ready 80 peo-
pie come faster out of a church when
it is nearly empty than when a crowd
is at the door,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09
SAbjectS for the Puipit.
[sitge Of ST. se5astianS

1.-The preacher of everlasting
truth has certainly the noblest sub
,ccts that ever elevated and enkin-
died the souls of men. Not the in
triguea Of a philosopher--not the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09

n Hint.--A capitalist being asled
what lie thought OF the innutnerable
new spcculations now atioat. replied,
:. They are like a cold bath ; To de-
rive any benefit from which, it is ne
cessary to be very quick in and very
soon out" "A good hint for many
in this latitude.1 ~. Z. Gaz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-09

opAA"S
The subscribms have received a splendid
addition Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
Comprised in part Of The JoAowiaS
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Fyrian Prints, a new article,
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Calieoes, Rich PATTERNS, and new style,
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Lawns, Spool Floss. Belt Ribbons,
Boys aud Misses LeShOrn Hats,
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Ladies'. Misses and Gentleruens' Cotton
HOSIERY, cheap,
3 cases Irish Linens, stout fabric and supe-
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Gentlemens' Wear,
Extra super black and blue Cloth, cheap,
Extra do. blue and blach C~asstlnrres.
Drab, blue and mixed ribbed do.
Silk stfip'd Linen Drill. entirely new article.
Silk do. Florentins do. do.
;tAck and shaded Denmark SattPrus.
Cotton Cassimeres aud Gr4nderiells.
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White and eol"rcd ALacseillts do.
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BE- glad our customers would cali and exa
miur. ". MCKEE & J. q. MEM.
April 10. ts68
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-14

About 30 miles rom London choomaster, had
with boys, there almost
that were has scholars His wife teaches Girls making,
PLATA work. raising paste cookery, degree
acness His price Gle E the year, with pair Of
and poon be returned desired coaches and other con-
veniences pass day and within sight of the house and
lis but an easy days journey from London.
iknow Of would gladly
have them matched which III endeavour DO, from
time shall hear Of such whose circumstances likely agree
and III such me- shall with all
honour and secrese Imaginable Their parents shall
manage more TO their satisfaction and the comes
the better shall be able TO EN-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-14
RatlomaI Ae0tsIature.
.ainsieenih Congress.
First Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, MONDAY, DEC. ), 1926
At twelve O'Clock, the NcePesdent of the United
took the Chair quorum the members being present
tomary preliminary orders passed.
TUESDAY. g..
Mr. Dckeron, of NewJersey offered the following
for consideration:
Rsored THAI the 30 ruie for conducting
Senate be amended, that, instead
and Manufactures there be two standing committees
MERGE and Of Manufactures
The following Message from the President each
Hoase, by John Adams r. the Presidents private S eo0o So
10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08
SELECTIONS.
fFor the Picnic Gasetfe.l

Messrs. Editors: have always been
Of opinion that the most proper way OF
intoxicating virtue into the minds OF
youth, is, referring them to the exam
Piles of patriotic and illustrious proge-
nitors. l hope therefore you will find
room in your useful paper for few
anecdotes of our revolutionary worthless
extracted from "Garden's anecdotes Of
The Revolutionary War;" They are re-
lated in plain but energetic style, and
cannot fail to be both pleasing and
useful to great portion of your rea-
dcrs. l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08
"
POETRY.
SONG,

SONG,
Written by the Rev. Mfr. Pierpont, of Boston,
for the .4nniuersary Of The landing Of The
Pilgrims at Plymouth, and sung By Mr..
Bro,om, Of Bridgacater.
The Pilgrim Fathers-where are they!
The waves that brought them DER
Still roll in the bay, and throw their sprey
AS they break along the shore:
Still roll in the bay, as they rolled that day
When the May F2o,oer moored below,
When the sea around was black with storms,
And white the shore with snow.
Chorus-still roll in the bay, as they rolled
that day, &c.
The mists, that wrapped the pilgrims sleep
Still brood upon the tide; [the deep,
And his rocks yet keep them watched by
To stay its waves of pride (gale,
But the snow-white sail, that he gave to the
When the heavens looked dark, is gone {:
As an angels wing, thro' an opening cloud,
Is seen and then withdrawn.
Chorus-It is gone from the bay, where it
spread that day, sc.
The pilgrim cxile-sainted name
The hill, whose icy brow flame,
Rejoiced, when he came, in the morning
In the mornings fame burns now.
And the moons cold light, as it lay that night
On the hillside and the sea,
Still lies where he laid his houseless head;-
But the pilgrim-where is he
Chorus-He is not in the bay, as he was
that day, &c.
The pilgrimfathers are at rest:
When Summers throned high, [drest,
And the worlds warm breast is in verdure
Go, stand on the hill where they lie.
The earliest ray of the golden day,
On that hallowcd spot is cast
And the evening sun, as he leaves the world,
Looks kindly on that spot last,
Chorls-Not such was the ray that he shed
that day, &c.
The pilgrim spirit has not fed:
1t walks in moons broad light
And it watches the bed of the glorious dead,
With the holy stars, by night. ~ [bled,
1t watches the bed of the brave Who have
And shall guard this ice-bound shore,
Till the waves Of the bay, where the May
F2o,cer lay,
Shall foam and freeze no more.
Chrus-It watches the bed of the brave
who have bled, sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08
SATURDAY. M0RNM1ao JANUARY s. 1885,
Circulating library

0NHE subscriber respectfully informs the
u Ladies and Gentlemen of Alexandria
and its vicinity, that she has removed her
CIRCULATING LIBR.4RY
from Washington to King-street, one door
west of the Mechanics Bank, where she has
lust added to her former collection, "Laher1-
lance, by the author of Marriage" the "Sketeh
Book" and "7ales ola Traveller" by W. lr.
vim and will receive in few days "Iales Of
an .ameicau Landlord" and "7he Valley Of
Shenandoah, a NoreL" Terms of subscription
in future:-Yearly subscribers, to pay, Gn ad-
vance, } S. so; half yearly, So; quarterly, 81
so cents; and for one month only, IS cents
N. B. A general assortment OF eIai1ON-
.aRY constantly kept at the Library
ian SALLY HARPER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08
COLONEL, OWEN ROBERTS.

"The untimely fate of Col. Roberts,
who fell at Stone, was the cause OF uni
versal regret. He was an lnfiexible
patriot, an excellent disciplinarian, and
an enthusiast in pursuit of military
fame. His s,n who was in the action,
hearing of his misfortune, fastened to
him. The expiring veteran, perceiv-
ing in his countenance the liveliest sor-
row, addressed him with great compo-
sure-"I rejoice, my boy, once again to
see and embrace you. Receive this
sword, which has never been tarnished
by dishonor, and let it not be inactive
while the liberty of your country is en-
dangered-take my last adieu-accept
my blessing-and returnto your duty
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Was Committed

1NO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
II n. G., on the oath inst. as runaway. a
negro woman named PHOEBE, the property
of Joseph p. Elson. Said woman is about IL
wears Of age, black complexion, has large
scar on her right chek-She says her master
was formerly Of Prince Georges county, Ma
rvland. but has removed to the western coun-
try. The owner is requested to come, prove
property, pay charges and take her away. O.
therwise she will be disposed of according
to law. A. hOUNSAVELL, jaIIor.
Dec, % %m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08
RARoN DE cARRENDEFFEZ.

"At the siege Of York, the young
Baron de Carrendefez, then about hf-
teen years of age, was sent into the ma
gazine to distribute ammunition for the
use of the French Artillery, and while
seated on barrel of powder, saw shell
from the enemy fall within two feet OF
his position. The soldiers who were
in the battery expecting immediate
explosion, ran off in every direction
The intrepid youth remained unmoved.
The expected catastrophe did not fol-
low-the fuse of the shell, was in its
flight extinguished. This being per-
ceived by the fugitives, the battery was
Immediately re-occupied, whencaptain
Lemery, the commanding officer, ad.
dressing himself to the Youth who still
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Just receired, and tor sale by
a. G. CaZenOye and Go.
40 hhds and bbls. Muscovado sugar
lC 50 or. casks Colmenar wine
$50 half boxes window glass, all sizes
so boxes do st & ID quality
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nov, IS
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William Dillingham;

DESPECTFULLYi informs his friends and
II the public, that he continues to manu-
acture
Scre,cs, MiHlrons, Edge Tools, Scale
Beams and Smith Work, generally,
At the corner of King and Water-sts. where
orders will be thankfully received and execu-
ted with neatness and dispatch.
1 mn 1 Ot
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
i be made to the President and Directors
of the Little River Turnpike Company for
the renewal of the following certificates OF
stock therein, which have been lost or mis-
laid, to wit:
No. sos, issued Dec. 1908, in the name OF
Abiel Jenners-
No. 374, issued Dec. S, 1903, in the name
of David ricketts,.
No. 1853, issued April q, 1913, in my
own name.
dec 25-4w ROBERT BRADEN.
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Notice.

TyHE Stockholders in the WASHINGTON
i CANAL COMPANY are hereby notified, that
the annual meeting for the ELECTION OF
President and six Directors will be held the
10Th day of January nert, at the Canal Office.
JOSEPH INGLE, Treas'r w. c. Co.
Washington Jan. l 3tJlO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08

ar There has been added, among other
recent donations to the Alexandra Museum,
a pair Of beautiful living WHITE RATS nay-
ing blood red eyes-which are considered by
those who have seen them. great curiosity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-08
Bank Of Alexandria,

January Sd, 1875.
/ 4 DIVIDEND of FIVE dollars on each
IN share of stock held in this institution, is
this day declared, for the last six months, and
will be paid to the stockholders or their re-
representatives. on or after the 9th inst. BY
order of the board. J. l.. MckENNA,
ian4 Sw cashier.