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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-09-08
THE REPOSITORY.
From The Budget IF E1,rurd ,7irru@h, Egg
TIE FORSAIxEJ OWE.

1t was near the close Of July day, fatigneI
with riding. had thrown N, IN .sly up-
on my horses neck and prrmitted hun to sa,ln-
ter along at his own rate, as descended into
one of the beautiful glen, that abound in the
Western HI rhiand, of Scotland. The clouds
which during the day had occasionally embodi-
ed themselves, were now f'ling of in small
masses. like the remnants Of a routed army
when the battle lost and won. and the sun as
he retired to the chamber Of h9 lost. might lie
compared 70 warrior wrapptn. himself in his
mantle a. ne sunk behind bank ofrlnnas which
showed their 4r.tcsque heads above the western
horizon, tingins their - rrs With the riches;
hues Of crimson and gold The sound ,f the
shepherds whistle heard as he called h,
dogs together in the stra g~crs Of his tlacks and
the drowsy tlnklinG of The sheep bells broke
upon thr ear, their wethrrs lr4ped from
crag to crag in their descent The cowhcrd
was driving his charge home, and stopped DC
easlon.,lly IN hnmmIng native air, to scold at
some of his cattle who, tempted by the rich
heritage, turned aside from their path The 81
gantic shadows of the western hills were stretch
ing themselves over the bosom Vt the valley and
the vane the spire Of tn" village church was
seen sparkling in the suns last rays. vhil>t the
hamlet itself was in dark shade Delighted
with the pracefnlness and quiet of every thing
around me- my thoughts had been lued into
STATE Of ll~tless repose. when, on turning round
the rejection of a rock, my attention was fixed
by female figure seated upon a fragment.
which in the wreck If fine had been torn from
tn" hill side and rolled t. its present po>iton-
Hr cheek rested upon her hand. aud her eyes
appeared steadily fixed on some distant object ::
my approach seemed t. he unhre,lcd hv her,
whilst 10 wild but exqui>tely sweet voice, she
warhl-d,
e y wac's me vi this sodgrring sac gau,'y O;
re La'rd's ta'en away my hehaad Iaddie )"
FIR moment she ceased singing, her eve as
snmed more wild expression her features
beam" "s'tatrd IS if BY some strong convnI-
sion Of feeling, and rsing from her seat she dart
ed across tn road and swift as an arrow ran
toward the spot upon which she had before
been gaz'nE. screaming my wean my wran
oh ave my n'irn. In short time salv her
scrambllns up the bill tie opposite side of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30

| From the New Yorh Daily Adve.tzer.
Latest from La Plafa-Our correspondent At
Rio de Janerio has sent US our file Of the Dia-
rio Flumineuse to the 9TH of May. We are
| sorry to say, that, after new instance of sue.
cess the gallant Admiral Brown has cxperienc.
ed reverse, which, if the Brazilian accounts
| are to be relied on, is severe. 1t is added that
he himself is wounded
The following is an abridged translate on for
the New York Daily Advertiser.
An official letter from the Brazilian Admiral
dated on board the frigate Pirangu, April 18th,
says the expedition to Patagynia has been
lost" The two corveues got ashore and were
taken on leaving Maldonado; and manned by
the capiors. They soon took TWO schooners, the
Escudera and Constanga; and next the ltapaxi-
ca, the Grew Of which refused 10 fire. The
Brazilians from the Escudera, however, took
the battery, burnt the wagons, and spiked the
guns; but Shepherd, their leader was killed in
the attack, and the soldiers taken prisoners.
This is attributed to treason!
The news reached Buenos Ayrcs in the be-
ginning Of April, and Brown prepared to sail
with larger force He sailed on.:he 9Th, and
on the 8,h inst. attacked them, and had bat
tie: the brig Independence Muerte, ~, with
4S killed. and the Republica, l8, were burnt by
wen onseI', oeeause t'ey Rot aSrounui oC'
II will be remembered that the patriot vessels
are poor old hulks, escaping in the Sarandi.
The Brazilians estimate the whole patriot
loss at l4o killed, and state their own at Is anG
% wounded. Among the former was the Capt
of the "29th of August" The patriots threw
overheard months provisions, many arms, sc.
The emperor delivered speech at the open
ing Of the congress on the Srd OF May, in which
he says that the war will be prosecuted.
The privateers continue to infest the Brazil
ian coast.
The Brazilian frigate Paraguassu arrived at
Rio on the 9th, had taken launch which had
been captured by Buenos Ayrean privatecr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
MarshaA's Sale.
VIRGINIA.,

VIRGINIA.
TIA Superior Court Of Chancery, held in the town
n ofFredericskburg on the Esd day ofApril. 1877
Baden Dulany, Plaintiff.
Benjamin Duly, Dulany Forrest, French Forrest and
others, Defendants.
This cause came on this day to be heard, by consent
of the parties by counsel upon the papers formerly
read, and the reports Of Commissioners Barton, and
pursuant the order of the 18th day of May. 1925 to
which reports there is exception, and was argued
by counsel; On consideration whereof the Court, an.
proving of and confirming the said reports doth by the
like consent, adndge. order and decree. that unless
the defendants, or some one Of them, shall
within sixty days from the date hereof pay and satisfy
to the plaintiff the sum oftwo thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars, and eighteen cents with inter.
est thereon at the rate of per centum per annum.
from the 9Th day Of January. 1920 until paid and the
costs by the plaintiff expended in the prosecution of
this suit, the Marshal of this Court after having adyer-
tsed the time and place Of the sale Of the same in some
newspaper published in the town Of Alexandra, and
at the front door Of the Court House of the county Of
Alexandra, in the District fColumbia for five weeks
successfully do expose to sale before the front door Of
Clxgett's Hotel, in the said town Of Alexandra, for
ready money the lands and premises, in the proceed<
ngs mentioned, with the appurtenances; and out Of
the proceeds of the said SALE after dcfrayhg the ex.
penses attending the same do pay and satisfy the
plaintiff his aforesaid debt interest and COSTS and the
surplus Of the proceeds Of the said SALE If any, depo.
site the credit of this cause in the Office of discount
snd depositc Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia Ere.
dercksburg subject to the future order Of the Court
herein and report his proceedings herein to the Court
Costs S74 GA copy-Teste,
J. II. WILLIAMS, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30

.say well then, SIR, pronounce this ias'
charge of yours TO be false, utterly false, as ap'
,,Iy,e 70 me individually, or 10 the Senate over
which presided, or to the Military Council o1
,yh;ch was a member, or that the most distant
hin, or wish was ever expressed, in any OF theif
DELIBERATIONS. or in private by any one OF their
members, with my knowledge or within my hear-
;no. TO make terms with the enemy. And more
false. if possible, is it STILL that the Legislature
should with my consent or conn'vdnee depote a
Committee to wait on you on that subject, or
on anv other during the invasion, IN which mad
any agency, that was not founded, In my hum
Bile estimation at least, on principles Of patriot.
ism and honor may. therefore, hope to ind
indulgence in every honest breast for having
expressed, in some degree, the profound CON,
,empt which this charge so justly merits, anu
which il is impossible for me, with life, to cease
20 feel.
will on the present occasion, Sir, close tins
most reluctant vindicafion ofmyseif, oy deciar-
ING. with great sincerity and truth, that my on
w object is to rescue my conduclaadc haracter
from the weight Of your foul denuncia'lons ooth
written and verbal and with no desire to poo
tuce the sligh impression on the .resideh-
,ial question, in which you are so Geepiy engae-
ed. and in which l have taken no interest since
MIR. Crawford the candidate OF my choice,
withdrew from the contest. Fully Impressed
with the sense Of my duty, to respect and obey
The choice by the People, or by the House OF
Representatives, Of either the present incum-
bpn,. or yourself, for the Presidential chair,
Hereafter, should it become your extraordinary
destiny to fill that high station, / shall, in COM
mon with my fellow-citizens, snll look for safe
~ and protection under constitutions, which
were made by the People to secure them In the
enjoyment Of life, limb, and property, and 10
nrsserye to each State of the Union her rights
and dignity in resisting Military Tyranny or
u,urpalion; the principles of which the great,
,he good, the immortal Washington, and his
commanding Generals, never thought OF violat-
ing IN a seven years bloody conflict against Fo-
reign and Domestic foes.
FULWAR SKIPWITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30

that place, viii crafty the public curiosity, no
doubt-he certainly will ours, by obtaining it
for publication; tina: is supposing it to relate to
public condensation, if there be any private
matter between the two gentlemen, we have of
course no wish to pry into il.
Any thing new, in these dull times, will be
recreation TO the readers Of newspapers, and Of
course acceptable to the makers Of them: and
nothing, we observe, takes more with the gene.
raIi,y Of the People than a piquaa eorrespon-
dence between great men.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
Sm1p M-aWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

SAILED, JUNEE9,
Ship Pioneer, Marbury, Amsterdam -
Brig Ann Maria, Jordon, Salem and Boston.
Schr. Love, Swift, New-York.
Sloop Constitution, Zeal, Baltimore.
List of vessels left at Jacquenel, BY sIoop Eagle
May so. ls2T-Brtish brig VIM Wiiierford, White,
of Liverpool, for London, TO sail in 10 drsi brig WE
liam, Thornlke, OF Ihomsston, forNew-York, days,
schr Perry, Dining, Of and forN York, days; schr
Robert Haynes, Mix, ofand for New-YnrK in 4 days;
schr Monticello, Holmes, of and from Baltimore, Just
arrived.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
Five N0lAars N,sMhrA.

II WILL give the above reward TO any one that will
Il return Single Barrel Gun that was taken from my
Shop on whtsup Monday last II is set with silver
plate the stock. with The letters ]. W. S. engraved
on it; the ramrod has been broken, and rivct put
through it. By leaving the above Gun with the sub
scriber the above reward will be given and ques-
tons asked WM DEyAUGllN.
iune 30-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
MahOgany at AuctiOn.

On MONDAY NEXT, cd Jidy) ct 5 O'Clock, p. Il
,oiA be sold on IHompson's Whrf-
lit Logs city Of 81. Domingo Mahogany,
now lapIing from sloop Eagle, Capt. Wilson. This
wood is principally Table ood and Croiches, and isre
presented to be of very superior quality.
Terms will be liberal and made known At place Of
sale. JAMES g. BARRY, Apct.
Or The Baltimore American will give the above
three insertions and seId account to this Office.
june 2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
rYhe Pastor Of the Secon;

Presbyterian Church having returned the usual servi.
may be expected tomorrow forenoon and at early
candle light. On Tuesday evening next the Presby-
terry of the District Of Columbia will install the Pastor
Services to commence at eight o'clock.
itine 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
Laplatc Hides.
ANDlNG this day from on board the brig Earl stst
IL son, from Rio Grande.
1900 Dried Hides,

of a very superior quality--wlil average 20 IDS.
AND IN sroRET
:.. ..aortnent of salted hides. viz: fernam-
h Am Massnham and Porto Reo dos
9Gs J cois Skins: 90 bbls. hes; tanners oil-Ah OF
which will be sold sold at New York and Baltimore
prices, by n MILLER & SON.
Ths National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times, and send their accountto N. N. SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
HPursuant to The foregoin

decree, shall, on the 9th day Of August next befor
the front door of Clsgetts HOTEL the town Of Ale,
anra, expose to sale by public auction to the highe
h,dder. for ready money. a Certain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30

Messrs Gales and Sealon declare, most Sc
giously, that no S,ar-Chamber lnquisition, in
The plentitude Of its worst tyranny, over press
or speech, ever attempted more high-haneed
eacroachment on the freedom Of either, than
Mr. " has done in the case Of The National
Intelligenccr,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
Public SNle.

ON THURSDAY, the 10Th univ merit
r on the premises, the House End Lot on
III which now reside. on the Little River
- Turnpike Road, about I of a mile
from. Alexandra. containing about one acre. There
is on the premisesa
Slaughter House, smoke House, Stable, &c.
and never failing well of excellent water. The
terms Of sale one half cash. the balance in two equal
payments. one half in six the other in nine month";
Sale TO take place at IL O'Clock.
june S0-ts JOHN FJRCAsoN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
Tract Of Iland,

Of which Mrs. Eliza Duany died possessed, containing
abou, forty -four acres, together with the improvements
thereon situate. lying and being in the county Of Fair
fax, Immediately the line of the District Of Colum.
bia, and near the said town Of Alexandra.
JOHN sTANARD, NJ. F. C. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
AUCTIONS.
Notice.

Notice.
A GREEABLY 70 the order of the District Court for
"a the County Of Alexandria will be sold bv the Mar.
shall on Saturdey nfxf, at II O'clock for cssh. at the
Custom-House on Cnon-street, barrels of brown su.
gar c. SCOTT, D. NJ
june u for l.. Ringgold Aarshal
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06
ny PAINTING.

FEyIiE Subscribers would respectfully inform
n their friends and the public generally,
that they continue to carry on the PAINTING
BUSINESS in Westminster, a few rods from
the Meeting house, in ali its branches; such
as House, Sign, Chaise, Chair, g. Ornamental
PAINTING, GLIDING, Sc. They manuiac-
ture OIL CLOTHS Of all sizes for Spreads.
They viii keep on hand, for sale, most de-
scriptions of FANCY & COMMON CHAIRS,
which they will sell as low as they can be
bought of equal quality.
Secondhand Chaises will be Painted and
Repaired in every part at short notice.
All orders for SIGNS, or any part of their
work, will be Immediately attended to.
Those who wish can be accommodated with
PORTRAIT PAINTING at their residence
in different towns, or at the Shop. of the sub
scribers.
N. B,-Thcy tender their thanks for the en-.
couragemont they have hitherto received, and
hope from their experience and attention to bu-
siness, to receive still portion of the puolic
patronage. ROBERT PECtAHAM,
SALMON MILLER.
Westminster, May 9. Owls
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06
REEUM TTSM
4 AR. JEBB'S CELEBRA1.

~ ED EMINENT, prepared by the late
w. I. CoSwAY, from the original recipe of Sir
Richard Jebb, Bart. Physician to- his late Mai
esty and Royal Family; sovereign and pleas.
ant remedy for Rheumatism, Bruises Chill
blans, Sprains, Numbncss, Stiffness of the Joints
&c Numbcrless instances have occurrd, where
fixed Rheumatism for length of time, and
every medical advice had failed has been Der.
fcctly cared by this Linimeht in less than as
hours after Il has been applied.
afflicted
Mrs. -, near Boston. was for many years
afflicted with Rheumatism, which prevented her
attending the family concerns on using one
bottle Of this Lininicnt she was perfectly cured
IN old man was severely afflicted with VIC.
lent pain in his back for many years which bent
HIM nearly doubla--on using this Liniment was
perfectly cured, and walks upright as any other
person,
a gentleman OF Boston was afflicted consid.
cradle time with violent rheumatic pain in his
knee was cured by this Lnment; all other med
cines had failed.
An oM gentleman Of Boston, who was aflct-
cd with the Rheumatism in his back and shoul.
ders, was cured by one bottle
Price ONE DOLLAR, with directions
May be had wholesale of the present uron,do.
tor, at his Counting room over No. 10 Conrt-
street, opposite Concert Hall; and retail. hy
his special appointment, Of ' y
JEREMIAH ROBINSON, Druspist. JRo,er.,o.
.dfso, in other large cities and towns throucb'
out tue country-and at the above places nav
mso DC had all The other Va'ua5le Fan,ilv Med
'ct1es prepared by the late DR. CoNwAY.
" Country Physicians, Traders. &c. suunl;cl
W - p'''u"'' Mar "a, 1926
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06
MILFORD ACADEMY.

TEyHE last Quarter in this Seminary Tor the
present year win commence on the sec
oad B'ednesday IN june neat. Tuition from
80 so TO so Board as before, at so To
accommodate those female scholars, who wish
TO devote part or the whole of their time to
the several branches usually taught in Female
Summaries, Preceptress has been engaged,
who has successfully spent several seasons IN
that employment The young Ladies may at
tend the instructions of the Preceptor or Pre-
9eptress as they choose, or of each alternately
in different parts Of the day, and no extra
charge viii be made.
Arrangements are also made f5- course Of
Chemical Lectures, accompanied with expert
mcnts, to be given TO the Students gretuaosS-
IN, and to commence with the Quarter
GUSTAYUS ID. PECK,
Secretary to the Board Of Hangers.
Nav 30 y
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06
Consnnnptions, Coughs, Nc.


ED SPECIFIC, for the cure of Colds, Coughs
Co,sumntion, Splitting of Blood, Asthmas, and
AL Disoruers oil tie Breast and Lungs No Med
icaI observation is better established none more
generally confirmed by experience, and none OF
more Importance than the fact that many of the
most uiincuit and lncurable consumptions oisi-
nate 10 neglected colds. The pills Of mortality
exhibit the melancholy fact, that the proportion
o. deaths by this disease may be considered as n.
oout hve 10 one 1nasmuch then as this fatal
disease bids defiance to the skill of the most &c ,rn
en- physicians, 1t is qualification to the Proprie.
TOR that he is enabled TO offer to those affl cted
WIZ u, goodly prospect OF relief in that highly
valuable remedy. tine VEeeTABLE INDIAN SpE.
cIfic. The Indians are happy in their know.
euSe OF medicinal plants governed wholly by cx
perlence, they are certain rs 10 their effect. and
II IS SAID by an author OF great character TINT n
true consumption is disease never known a.
mong them.
CERTIFICATE.
BHHimore, Dec z, 1895 ~, w. Price. of
the city OF Baltimore. do hereby certify that was
for long time afflicted with severe cold, accom-
panied with an almost incessant cough, and main
IN my breast and lungs; also spittihg of blood
and purulent matter from the lungs, with night
sweats and fevers, and was much emacated with
loss OF appetite, rest, &c ] applied 10 several
eminent physicians and passed through course
Of medicine, but could obtain no relief, and found
myself fast vcrging on TO 4 confirmed consumnton'
Having AZ length heard of the many astonishing
cures effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific, I
was induced to make trial Of It, and found almost
Immediate relief. | continued its use, and in
few weeks was completely cured, and have re-
NAMED SO Tor several months, and am now in bet
ter health and flesh than have been for many
years. W. PRICE,"
For sale (only) by y. ROBI.NiSO.N, Druggist,
Worcester.-Plicc s. per bottle.
April II, 1877 eoiv
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FASHIONABLE HATS.

~ ENTLEMEN'S, Youths and Children's
IN water proof q a rs, for sale at
wholesale aud retail On the most liberal terms
by j. P. KETTELL & co.
u Likewise on hand, large assortment OF
Mems and Boys plain waterproof II ,o
suitable for common wear, very seasohao-e,
and cheap article.
NB-All orders for particular Hats punctu-
allv attended to.
WorceSfer Nav %
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scrber has been duly appointed Guardian
County Of Worcester, an idle, intcmpelate per.
son, and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All person in.
debted TO the said Warner are called unon TO
make immediate payment; and those to whom
said Warner is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement
NATBL LONGLEY, in Guardian.
Bolton April 25, 1897, *2I
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Worcester, IS. Ma, -. -
q TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"A Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on MONDAY, The I'd Gag Of JitEy ne1t,
At . o'clock, P NJ. at the Inn of Amos Sheldon,
ID, IA Fitchburg-all the Right in Equity
which JAMES SOUTHWICK, late Of Med
way, las to redeem about $50 acres Of Land
with the Buildings thereon, situated in said
Fitchburg, on the county roads to Leominster
and Luuenbrg, adjoining land of Grace Wood.
Reuben Baker, Joshua Goodridge, Samuel
Hale, Joshua Pierce and others
s22 SAMUEL HOUGHTON. d. Sheriff.
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/ Highlv Interesting 10 the afflicted.

IItg5tty INTERESTING 10 Htc 0iUeeO'O'S'
FNVTIE public are respectfully informed,
n that .4nderson's Cough DROPS g Peetoras
Po1oders have from an extensive use for years.
proved themselves one OF the most valuable rene
dies ever yet discovered Tor the cure oil Coughs,
Colds aud other affections of the breast and lungs
leading TO Consnmplons Thousands have expe-
ricnced the happy effects of this Lcahng 6dfsani'
aud many OF Che highest responsibility have vol
unfairly gwen certificates, some OF which VIII ac-
company each bottle, that will satisfy every un-
preJud'eed n'ind that the most extraordinary and
unexpected cures have Eecn performed by the use
oil TINS medicine in of long standing in which
other medicine had produced no favorable effects,
anu where the most skilful Physicians had given
them up as hopeless 1t is not pretended that
they nfsIhle cure in all cases, but of such
as are incurabe, there are but few bat what will
be greatly relieved by the use of them. Scarcely
case of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side, difficult.
~ oi breathing, want Of sleep arising from debili
", or even seated consumptons, but may be re-
l'cycd By timely use OF this Healing Balsam,
Each Dollar Bottle Of this medicine contains abou,
40 doses, which proves them to be q cheap mcdi"
cine, considering their virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the public, the
following Certificate is offered for perusal.
.NEW CER1YEYCyi1E.
DIR. MELLEN, Sir-The cause of humanity de-
mands OF me to give you the following statement:
My wife had FOR six years been in decline, and
pronounced b. her Physicians to be in consump-
tive state, and was attended BY severe pain in
her side, with Cough and difficulty of breathing.
She was reduced so low as TO be unable to get
from her bed TO the FIRE without aid Al hopes
Of her recovery had long been given up. In this
situation, was prevailed upon, as last possible
| resort, yet without any hope Of success, TO make
use of " Anderson's Cough Drops" She COM
menccd the use of them in February last, and AZ
ter using two bottles, to the establishment of all,
in the month of May following, the health of my
wife was entirely restored, and since which, her
health and strength were perhaps never better
Feeling deep interest that the public in general
may resort to tn same remedy, when their friends
or relatives are apparently, or evidently on the
brink of the grave, to rescue them from the same
you are Of liberty TO publish the above. lam re.
specially, &c. JAMES ii. STYLES.
! Rhne6eck, Dutchess co. IN ~ NoD. s. 1896.
/ For Sale by Dr. JEREMIAH ROBINSON,
! Worcester 52-eowGm