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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
Communicated.

Communicated.
The 18th of July, 1926, completed the hall
century of our Nations Independence; it was a
day Of jubilee, of rejoicing, and where political
feelings did not intrude; a day Of unmingled
pleasure. The great family of the American
people, with common consent, resolved to "hal-
low il, and proclaim Liberty throughout the
Isnd;" this was the universal sentiment From
Maine to Georgia, from the Western forests TO
the Atlantic, ferveut glow of patriotism warm
ed every breast, and inspired every bosom. Nor
was this feeling confined alone 10 abe old-the
youth Of our land felt the same generous emo
tions. They too wished to gather around the
altar of Freedom, and with their fathers, to send
up their prayers for the happiness and prospe-
rity Of the American Republic They too,
wished to join in commemorating an event,
which gives them so many blessings denied to
a large portion Of our globe.
The day was celebrated at the Columbian
College by the Students with the usual ceremo-
MES. AT half past eight, A. NJ. the Encs'a'an
and Ciceronian Societies, with their appropriate
badges and banners, walked in procession TO the
College Grove. After a prayer by the Presl.
dent of the institution, DR.. Staughton, the I'M
mortal Charter of our Independence, which Sc
cured to us hfe, liberty and the pursuit OF hap
niness. was read in very forcibie and impress
sive manner, by John Boulware, member oil
The former society, and an Grafton delivered by
John w. James, of the latter. The Societies
then returned to the College, and separated to
enjoy the festivities OF the day. The orahon
was distinguished for patriotic sentiments
which did honor TO the author The manner
of its delivery was excellent, and 1t mersed and
received the appreciation Of every one who at
tended on the occasion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
Erom orr Correspondent.

Hahfar N. s. June Il You before this have
probably been informed of the arrival at tins
place, Of large quantity ofteas. This IS in-
tended for the supply of Nova Scotia and New
brunswick, and the company mean in future to
s.ad US one cargo annually. The tea will be
sold here as in England and Canada, by period
zeal sales You are aware suppose of the pol
;cv Of this measure. For these some years
hack. since the Free Port Act Of 1922, large
Droportion of the tea used in these colonies has
Seen struggled from the States, to the great In
;nry of the E. India monopolsts and the legal
;,nnor,er. Statutes are quite Intellectual 10 pre-
vent smuggling. The company aware OF this,
have determined TO restore the tea trade OF the
Provinces into its legitimate channels and
hence. by importing the tea direct in their own
tsssels they iatend to sell that article at as
chean rate as it can be afforded in the States
lido not know but they may turn the weapon
agans, you-,he teasee sold mere as O low as
thrown into the Boston Market.
Boston Traveller.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06

suls." His majesty adds, ~ am consulted about
nothing. am no longer what should be-
Law-It is computed that 10000 writs
were issued in 1925 against debtors in England
of whom 1000 were absolutely incarcerated.
On the smallest calculation, the expenses they
were antecedently and subsequently run to, by
law process, must have been 1901. Individually,
and averaging the whole, makes the sum total
1925 .oook taken from the pockets Of their Gre
ditors, and shared among the legalists. Added
to these losses, came their bankrupt list Of
5000: allowing each estate was injured to the
triaing charge of sool before and after the stri-
king of the docket, increased the legalists' bills
to s,s2o,2ool.
1t is stated in an English paper that Mr.. Ash
toms factory at Hyde, near Liverpool, which
contains from five hundred to six hundred pow
err looms, actually manufactures piece Of cot
ton every minute in the day We wish some
political economist 10 resolve the question;
how long time would it take one hundred
manufactures Of this description to produce
sufficient cotton stuffs to overstock the market
of the world for a century? And when thus
overstocked to what use will the power loom
be convertedS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

A commodious horse boat has commenced
running on the ferry between Black Rock and
Waterloo, Upper Canada. At that place the
river is rapid and about three quarters OF mile
wide, but the boa, usually crosses in five min
utes.
In the Senate of Mexico in the month Of
April last, a bill was introduced for the sup
preston, virtually, Of the Lodges Of Freema-
sons throughout the union, as hostile to the
establishment of religion; it was discussed and
rejected.
British Ministry Those who pretend to
know all the mysteries OF the cabinet and the
palace, state that Messrs. Canning and Huskis-
son. are no great favorites with the King and
tn. Duke of York. They are, however, amply
recompensed by the favor of the nation The
King has given them the title Of "1hs 1too Con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.

A hurricance, accomp anied by a hail storm.
visited the town of Russia, in Herkimer coun-
ty, New-York, On the 9th ultmo. The hail
stones are said to have measured an inch and
quarter, and fell to the depth fthree inches =
Many houses were unroofed, and the grain sus-
tanned much damage In Remsen, Oneida CO.,
which is said to be the most distant place Vi
sited by the storm, several houses were blown
down, and other damage sustained.
The Erie Gazette says, that eight Pelicans
lately visited the neighborhood of that place.
Mr. Greenwood, of the United States works,
killed seven OF them at one shot, and the other
escaped. These are the first, we believe, that
has ever been seen in this part of the world
The largest measured about eight feet from one
end of the wing to the other; and about four
feet from the toe to the tip of the bill.
The Mobile paper Of the 18th ultimo states
that no interment had taken place :here for the
last l9 days previous to the publication. The
circumstance was mentioned by the Editor as
an evidence Of the remarkable health of the
i
sickly.
The annual Sheep Shearing festival at Nan
tucket was held on Tuesday last. The number
of sheep collected within single enclosure,
preparatory 10 then -~,"s u'srrrUu'eu ur'o'p
thir several owners according to their ear marks,
for shearing was about 1000.
The Pensacola Gazette insinuates that the re-
solutions recently passed by meeting Of citi-
zens at that place, recommending the annexa-
ton of West Florida 10 the State of Alabama,
do not express the feelings Of majority Of the
inhabitants.
The statue ordered by the Washington Mo-
nument Associaton.of Boston is said 10 be f.
nished, and now exhibiting in London.
The semi-annual dividend Of three per cent.
declared by the Bank Of the United States, is
strong evidence of tie increasing prosperity of
thai institution; becauseit has not been allowed
without due scrutiny, caution ard candor.
Rain.-A gentleman in the vicinity Of Phila-
delphia, who is curious in these matters, in or
der 10 ascertain how deep the rain in all June
1au tHS Sdilii, utS u lew udyo
go, in afair aspect, to the depth offour feet, at
which distance he could perceive the effects of
it: and yet the whole body of rain which fell
was not four inches in depth
A man about so years old, was found on the
shore near New Utrecht, New York, in dying
state II was ascertained that he had been
landed from on board vessel arrived fro Sa-
vannah, then lying at quarantine AS he died
almost Immediately after being discovered, the
captain of the vessel was arrested.
Messrs Wells and Lilly Of Boston are repub-
fishing late English Novel. Called Brambk-
fye House written by a distinguished Scots
man. Dr.. Rocheclife. The same general sys-
TEN Of historical manners, and the same histor
ical personages are common to BramdLtye-
House, and to Sir Walter Scots Woodstock, each
author having written without knowledge Of
the others design
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
Bluff Point for Sale.

Asef2a. The subscriber wishing TO remove to
ey$ the Western Country, offers for sale that well
SYES known tract of land called Bluff Point, ".
~ ing on Potomac River, in the upper end Of
Westmoreand county, Virginia, and just below the
mouth of Rollers Creek, containing
TWO HUNDRED md NINETY acres.
That part which is cleared say half is productive and
susceptible of high state of Improvement, the has
lance heavily tmbered, and the whole well watered
The improvements are toleraby good-among them
an excellent apple ORCH4RD This small farm
untes many advantages. perhaps, any of its size
the river Persons wishing purchase are request
ed to call Immediately. 1t will be sold low for cash or
negroes at fair valuation.
ALEXANDER BERGMAN.
WestmOrelard County, Va. June II, 1926.
july cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
Eton the Mer:antis .adysr.issr Of tais morning.

From, The Mercantile .4dvsrsiser Of this morning
We learn by gentleman who leii the La
Plata on the a3d OF April, that the Z SHIP
Cyaae. arrived at Buenos Ayres about the ION
and was 10 have sailed about the 2oth Tor Mon
teyiedeo. Bahia, and Rio Janeiro. The e. was
ordered bv the blockadiDg squadron not 10 pass
mn. bu, took no notice Of the order. Some skill
mishinr had taken place between the Brazilian
and Buenos Ayres vessels, but nothing import
aot had occurred since the date oil our former
advices Flour at b Ayres was SIS per barrel,
sugar one dollar per pound
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06

The quantity of -four inspected in Rich
9ond, Va. during the quarter ending the Soth
June ultimo, was 5,4lS barrels-and the guam
,itv inspected during the twelve months ending
with that quarter, was 1875 barrels: The
Inspector remarks that the product Of the last
was s9,4l7 barrels less than that of the preced-
ing year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

SAILED,
july 5-Brig Knott, Crockett, Cowes and market,
Ste am Boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
schr Napoleon Griffin for this port, sailed in COM
pany with the schr Leader arrived at Baltimore Sd
inst. from st. Jago de Cuba.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
Notice.
Aist OF Aetters

AlSt OK AetterS
Remaining in the Post Office at Fairfax CourtH House,
f July l, 1926.
Thomas Allison IL
John Allison Levi Lewis
Wesley Adams Daniel Larkins
B Doctor VI Lane
Sarah Ann Bagg George Lloyd
Edward Blackburn or
John Ballnger George Mason3
George Blinker Richard Mason
Edward Bates Mr. Manifold
Robert Brown James Motur
C. Noah Martin
Thomas Golfer VIM Moss
Hiram Carver Mrs Moss
Elizabeth Collier "
Francis Golfer George Newman
George Chichester p
ID Joseph Pickerall
Sarah Ann T Duany2 Francis Peake
John Duhn
Rebecca Devaughn Philip Riley
Jane Davis y
Thomas Dennison Shubart Smith
T. Lewis Sewc
Robert Ellison Lewis Suddith
f Charles Sewcll
James Flood
Mr. Follin Robert Thompson
Mary Fon James l. Triplett
G. JOIN Thompson
w Gunnel Rsbert 7 Thompson
Gamett Alexander Turlcy
John Gaunt
II suan yermnian
Richard Hrst W
jeremiah Hampton Joseph Wells
Robert Hunter Nathaniel Wells
Boiling Eatton Sarah Wrg
Ms Winlred AM White
Addison W Jones Waiter Dosen
Rczen Nl!coXen
Alisannah Kell
iulys JoEL0z. HARPER Pm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06

OFFICE OF THE PArowMAcK COMPANY,
Georgetown, June 81, 1896. )
yIyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Pa
towmack Company will be held on Monday the 9Th
of Aupt next, at the house of Claget known as the
indian Queen Hotel, in Alexandra, at ten O'Clock An
ROBERT BARNARD.
Treas. Of the Patowmack Company.
r-1 The Alexandra Phenix Gazette, and the Win
chester Gazette and Republican, will insert the above
once week till 9TH August, and send their accounts
as above. ,.,
;une 26 lawH -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
4 CARD

a CAKD
AIR CADEN has the satisfaction of informing his
patrons and the public generally, that he has en-
aped most respectable Classic teacher, who has CIV
On more than satisfaction the two reverend gentle
r,e who have examined him. whose testimony follows
IL: ror terms. applv to J. CADEN.
We. the undersigned, feel nohositation in recon-
menJine Mr. Buchanan, asfully competent to perform
what he proesses that he has an excellent knowledge
Of the Classics, ard understands them radically.
Elias Harrison,
June 9s-oawtf Joseph w Faircaough.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
Soda Water +.

TIME subscriber has established at his store Roy
i al street, next door to his BARRIERS shop, SODA
fOUNI.aIN where he will be happy to deal out this
delightful beverage to all who will please to honor him
with call THOMAS SHIELDS.
iuly a 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
LEX q N-DA9Aa
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY s, 1926.

The Editors of the New York Gazette have
received Buenos Ayrean Paper of the sth OF
April, which states that Bolivar left africa on
the LIST of March for Lima. The converts OF
San Augustin, la MERGED, and San Francisco,
in Chuquisaca, had been suppressed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06

The Baltimore American gives an account
Of heart-rending scene which took pla7e al
Elk Landing, near that city, on Tuesday the
a7th inst Mr. Benjamin " 'Kenzie, his son a
lad Of II or 10 years old, and grandson 10 or
il years old, were crossing the river from Ce-
d ar Point &c Mr. Hollingsworth's landing. The
Youngest lad was steering the boat, and when
in the channel about so yards from the shore,
The stern Of the boat gave way, and the boy Tell
into the river. The eldest boy sprung in after
him, and in the attempt to save him lost his oar
the only one in the boat. Mr. MKenzie was
left drifting before the wind without any means
of reaching the struggling boys. The water
70 feet deep and strong current in the river,
which soon overpowered the weakest boy, and
caused the other to seek his own safety by cling
ing to one Of the channel stakes. This distress
ing accident took place in the presence OF a
number Of persons on shore, and among the
rest the mother ofthe drowning boy. The boz
~ was recovered, but not until the vital spark
had fed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-06
Burlaps
Tobacco and Snuff Store.
JOHN w LOGAN,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and custom.
IL generally, that he has on hand at his store,
FIRST GUILTY. CHEWING TOBACCO,
warranted to te superior to any in the District Also
Superior ladies twist 1st quality small do, Gray Pam
keys celebrated brand Also-superine yellow and
brown sEGAIS, manufactured from the best Havana
tobacco in whble, half, and quarter boxes2d quality
do do do-lst ind I'd quality half Spanish do-do do
common do, made ofsuperior tobacco
.asO-A general assortment of lst quality SSCfFSo OF
Martinique
Natchitoches
LoillarPs Maccaboy, in bottles and jars
Coarse and fine Rappee
Garrett. Scotch, in bottles and bladders
Leiper's do 90 40
A,so Comm e,e assortment of SNUFF BOXES
which he oGr at wholesale retail as low as can be
had s in the District 5 cou%
S!J -. ,be;r advantage to favor him with call at his
store. next door to Tyers Lottery Office, Kiugstree'.
Alexandra.
n r. Tickets in the various lotteries will be kept
constantly for sale June lo-Sn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-14
Age Probable failure life.
From oto 81 years 80 years

II. d. Ia Malle saws this table wa4
fpr'nrd from The property tables, tho
register Of birth, puberty. manhood,
DEAF, age, ~x, diseases, sc. whiC h
were kept BY the Romans with The
greatest eXe"tness. trJm the time of
Scr,ius iniii. tUat II lnstiman.
tlpiapGs fixes 80 ysars a. fhe mean
d,ratlon OF human liie during thst
period. Ii extraordinary AL tie
chances II lie detailed IN the above
table are prertsel. Those which the
register Of mortality in the city If
Flarence exnDlteh In the presene
year.
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.aLUCAIIDGHa

Znit. Subscriber having Withdrawn from
the Female Academy, proposes - open
school for the instruction 81 youth, on
Monday. the An OF sept nest IN a room nj
Mrs. Richardson's, near thr court house, re
Gently occupied by Slr Harp"f In witch
viii be taught All The useful g polite bIanoa-
rs of English Literature, VIZ - rthogfaphy,
Reading, Writing, Artbmet c, book Keeping
with the useful Puus OF The Mathematics, as
Alensura,ion, surveying, Navigat on &c.-
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition aud
History. Also, Geography, with the use OF
Mans aud Globes, and the construction OF
Maps, with the Elements of Philosophy, As
tronomy and Chemistry Every attention will
be given TO the morals OF the pupils.
Persons inclined to patronize the School
and " ant further information, are referred 10
the Rev John Early, Rev. Edward Cannon,
John Victor, esq. or Mr.. A. Douglass, 81
the Female Academy. J. COLE.
August3 tab2
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WMY. BOOZE

~ VIE subscribers have Just received hv the
latest arrivals from Philadelphia the
following bonks.
The life Of VIM. Pinkney, by Herr,
Wheaton. in vol.
Bramhle,ye House or the Cavaliers.
and Roundheads, by one of the authors OF
the rejected addresses. in 3 vols
Cranky Novel in Q vols.
The Merr, Tars OF the wise men Of
Gotham, by thu author of John Bull m
America.
Woodstock by the author of Wave.ly,
C,nsadrls, IN wis.
Tales OF the Wild and Wonderful, in /
vol
An inquiry into IN. nature and treat.
mrnt of Dsfetes, Calculus aud other af-
iections urinary organs. by VIM. Prout,
IN vol.
Treatise IN the arrangements of the
liver internal organs and nervous system
b, james Johnson, IN | ,ol.
The Trne Masonic Chart or Hiernely-
phic Monitor, by Il. Jeremy, l.. Cross,
GIL.
The TrmpIa,'s Chart or Hierogyphic
Monitor, b, J. L. crnss.
The Life ofthe II. Hon. Richard Blins-
ley Sheridan, By Thomas Moole.
C"lr's Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunts of the Morning and Evening
Praye : and Communion service, as sung
al st. Janes's Church, Philadelphia.
Ne" Universal Gazptteer or Geogra
pbical Dictionary, by Jedediah and Rich
ard {. Morse.
Conversations On Natural Philosophy,
new edition.
Walkers Key to the Classical Pronun-
citation of Greek, Latin, aud scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new edi-
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Ossiau's Poems,
Thompson's SEASONS,
Beauties Of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goldsmllh's Essays,
Lady of the Lake.
Young Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crusue,
Grlmshaw's United States, with Ones
tiors and Answers.
Prayer Books in COMMON and gilt bud
lug
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. &c
Al OF which he will sell 10y tor cash.
e. A. WITHERS.
July Is.
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FANCY rJR RATS,
Together with a general suppl y o

IUHVIIIVT NI'T d SVNtI"T hIFITIJ VT
Common Fur and u DOL Hois.
4 part of " hiCh are of their onu manufac
turing. and warranted 10 be first quality
and made Of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the pubic patron
ag.. AS they are determined to keep con-
st4nlly ON hand complete assortment of
fancy hats nf the latest northern fashions,
and likewise every description of fae aud
common hats of Their oNn manufacture.
All Of which they viii sell very low FOR
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their own
make, sh N be ,roned without charge.
,Iurr 26 1870
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s,usfsp AND PUBLISHED ~
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'pabiishers ofthe Lars Of The Union.

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sase"t lime than six nonths and no paper will
a ~ 9,.rantinned tbnt al The discretion of the
W u ,..sr.A until all atrearages are paid.
~ ~ Advertisements will be inserted at so
nor SQUARE Cor less) the FIRST time, and
e c. cents for each continuance Those
distance must be paid for previous to
. .'.,. Insertion, or the payment assumed by
W. w. eesnonsibIe person i'll Lynchburg.
s'' - cbancery orders not exceeding two
.,,,re, are inserted for si' ollsrs
w, All lettersaddressed TO the Editors must
/. aas,5pA1n. nr they will not he aHended'"
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BLANK work

Al minutes n1tice, Merchants Clerks, aud
the public generally may rely on having m
work ordered OF me, faithfully done q mad
ont of the best materials and Al v.ry low PR
ces-Persous wishing books bonud ar RI
quested to bring them forward Immediately,
AS am somewhat at leisure and can do thsW
much better than when am pushed viii
work. The puh'icare further informed lha' |
bind books At much lower pfiees than thy
ever were known TO he done al in This part
ofthe country. and in much more superior
manner. ADRIAN *. NOR III.
Feb O. ts27
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QuInIne Bafk, IanThaFfdes NhanOmIIe
starch. Magnesia, Lump and calcined Sup,
Csrh. Soda, Tartsric Acid, Borax Arrow Root,
Mama, SIENNA, sulphur, Opium, Rhohsrb
Root and Powder, Prus.ian Blue, Chrome
yellow, Iceland Moss, CoInmbo, Cu0els
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Fancy Soaps,
do Phials, and a number of other articles
Augns'
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New Iiat, store

FH4ns. SAMUEL DINkLE q Co. have
Ia ~ just opeued,. IN the house nexl
I.r.ss door above Henry Carlton, *
Co.'S. Shoe Store, ard a llitle
below the Vrg,nian Office, a NJ" and eN
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ME ~ MSYsIC
VWkking Mntcrial 5

tatkNng MatSrla'S.
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blask do do in Powder,
Mac, Cloves
The above together with any other arli-
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WALTER n. MIDDLETON
1hlY II, tsq6
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.Ndite Rf.un'S Genrrnnhu-

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E'hE subscriber has been appointed ia
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