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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
More fresh Dry Goods.

II YLES DAWSON, have received BY the las. an
IN walls from New York, an additional supply Ol 50
pie and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part Of 'heN
lowing articles:
Extra super blue cloths
Superhne steel mixed and olive 90
Blue c.ssimeses and pelisse cloths
Crimson moree1s
Ceases !arlies' holivsrs
do white meraro long shaw.s
do scaric. do do do
do square shawls assorted colou-s
4bales 3D. brown shirling
3 do 78 do do
Blue, black grosde nap extrs quality.
Coloured do do
Florcnces assorted colours
Satins do do
l case lawns, some extra fine
1 do apron checks do do
50 biz and white bobinett lace
A large assortment Of ginp's and pipirg COZ"
- aud Ga checked muslins, beautiful goods
- and O. null muslins, extra 6ne
A large assortment OF swiss muslin oapes ande'
lars, needle work
Foundation mnslins
Mems white SIX woods and besver gloves
do English buckskin very superior
Blk bobinett lace wells, large size and leg"
rich borders.
Together wit, their former stock, enables tltF
Offer almost every article in their line, oftie ia;ef
poftations. Purchasers are invited to call sud si'.
Inc before they purchase elsewhere, as they Si!it|'
TO their advantage.
Pork
PURCHASED by L. & L. CHAMBER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

No Business being before the convention OF
motion of MIR. Wilson Of Mononga!'c, Il so'
i,urn.I 10 Friday a. 2 o'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15
Repoyi Of The Eiecfoya! Committee.

torai Ticket" beg leave 10 rcport that they have
performed The duly assigned them. and submi,
10 the Convention The following ticket:
For the Electoral District composed Of The
c]ountie, of Orange, Madison and Coipe per
JAMES MADISON Of Orange.
Loudon, ,Gerson aud B~erkely-JAMES
MONROE of loudJn.
Norfolk, Princess ARne, Nansemond, ana
the Borough Of Norfolk-Col STEPHEN
WRIGHT Of Norfolk Borough.
Surry, Isle Of Wight, Prince George, Charles
City, New Ken, and the Town Of Petersburg
BENJAMIN HARRISON, ofBerkley, Charles
City.
Sussex, Dinwiidie and Southanp,on-Coi.
JOSEPH GOODWIN Of Dinwiddie.
Brunswick, Lunenburg, MeckIrnburg and
Greensyilie-Dr. RICHARD FIELD ofBruus-
wick.
Charlotte, Halifax and PRINCE Edsard-Gen
EDWARD {. DARLINGTON Of Halifax.
Amelia, Chesterfield, Cumberland, N~oroway
and Pow hatian-4ENIAMIN HATCHER Of
Manchester.
Buckingham, Campbell and Bedford-SA-
MUEL BRANCH Of Buckingham.
Franklin, Pi,tsylvauia, Henry ant Patrick
Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS OF F, rankin.
Aibemarle, Amhers', Nelson an1 Finvanna-
DAVID s. GARLAND OF Amhe.st
Goochland, Louisa, Henrico and the City Of
Richmond-CHAPMAN JOHNSON ofRich-
mond City.
Spo;tsyIvania, Caroline & Hanover-Judge
FRANCIS T. LROOKE of Sportsy.,ania.
Essex, King and Queen, King William, Clio
ces,er and Mallhcws-CHARLES HILL of
King and Queer.
Accomack, Northampton, Elizabeth City,
Warwick, York, James City and The City q;
Williamshurg-Cap'. ROBERT LIVELY Of
Elizabeth City.
Middlesex, Lancaster, Richmond, Northum.
berland WestmoieIand, King George, and
S~taFord-Capt. HANCOCK EUSTACE of
Stafford.
Fauquier, Prince William and Fairfax
Judge WILLIAM A. G.. DADE of Prince
WILLIAM.
Frederick. Hampshire and Morgan-AL-
FRED H. POWELL Of Frederick.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-15

Pork .
DURCHASHD BY L. & l., CHAMBER
IL dec 1s
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
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u within its range all those topics wbish may
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cd strictly IA accordance with the following or
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tanned a record Of regular Communication, Ac-
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/ ESSAYS, Odcs and Song. rs win be Of Use % DE
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md. Il DEPARTMENT Of Bellies Lcitys, in winch
viii appear Original aud Selected matter, OF The
higher order Of eomposuqn such as may be DER
we'd from the best Gazettes Of Literature Of tho
ace. and from the storehouses Of native genius g.
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( tbe fine and mechanis arts, and whatever may ap-
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FIFTY-THREE PACKAGES,

FIFTK-THREE PACKAGES,
CONSISTING rs FART AS FOLLOWS
Saws AIl = Cur and Pits Hand. PANEL and
Tenant;
DO. Frame. Tood Circular. Compass and Frou
Auy.s. real Mouse Hole and Birmingham.
Vices bright and black assorted Sizes
Dos Hand.
Screw Plates assorted sizes
.r11 Jma.a and common:
Steel American English 10. Nly.as ana Sn-
arrsous
do. Hoop l. CrowE ana German
>aotes and opades. mon and stoc. pointed Sock
"a, >hoVc.>
Nrc al Sizes and Wire P.yers
Plane Irons Butchers and Cams 5os. east steel
and c-IUCU
I..os assorted of a. kinds
Coorars Shomakers Caamabc-s and Sai.er
Turner'S Cl.sse.s and G7u-es;
Gmccks double three quarter Bride
do. owire. and Roller raised pan,
DO de. DO skeleton do,
Sheet Brass
Hinges Butt. Table and Brass;
Screws. assorted sizes,
Hlcdsts Axes and AIDES,
Ctsos Ncr.crg Sockets, and Fnmcr
Plated and I Sajdler, and Hair Plush blue
and 0rar-
Com ana Gar5.. 7es; GudronS Frying Pans;
Bel Ale,tc Tea Kettles. and Saucepm-
Castings Nlajul Irons Dutch Ovens Tea kct-
dos SNLc,s Mould Boards and Sad lrorE
Brushes Of u. binds.
C.- Nails. Ju.atr. assorted Sizes
Thought de- Cut Iacss C.ou,s. B,yc,s s. Springs.
II1Ucs Brick and Pls.-rI-,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
LUMBER---1OO,OOO FEET,
FOR SALE,

A PPLY to the Wheeling Manuiac'
JOHN LIST, Agent
Wheeling, April 80, lo2S.-5t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
SNUFF
OOCTOR VICHER'S
=MEEcGE=-cN.
Just received and For Sale by
A. s. TODD.

"H HIS EMBBOCAIION has for a
long time been esteemed Is a valuable rem
edwin variety Of diseases, andI Viil ven
tre TO say. that IL VIII want 10 other recommen-
daton than that furnished by the Use OF one or two
Bottles. I'm RHUNATIsI Il is attended with the
most signal advantages also valuable IN SpTGIts,
Nua5nsss, Burns, Iad0leHt SJselliHgs, and is par
tcularly scryiceable IN Ln760go or pains in the
back, and in many instances when taken in doses
of from to 10 drops, Gin syrup or sugar. it gives
Immediate relief IN CHoLIc. It Is also much
named for It's powerful disCIsive efficacy In the
removal of Poll-cr6 FiStula, FTSa. SprQls. and
many other diseases incident 10 Horses. For a
more particular description of this EmJrocatOR
rnd tho method Of using It, refer Won to the ad-
vertisment surrounding the Bottle
HkeiiRg, March 10. ls2-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
Stone CMttiMG.

NWARK DOUGLASS respectfully IN
IV forms his friends and the public. that be
continues 10 carry ON the above business
ON corner of Washington and 5tn streets, where
Stone Cutting of an kinds can be, finished az the
shortest notice.
IL Two APPRENTICE 10 tie Dove business,
wanted.
Wheeling, March 5th 1913 lO-Gm.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
RoRR & MORRISON,

WIyDsoE CHMRs, with great variety Of SIT
TEES CRADLES, Common Windsor aud Arm
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
have considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and commodiou5 building
lately occupied by Mcssrs Bayard and Fraser
where they also intend keeping a general asou
ment of the above work.
n B. All orders, thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
january 2nd. ISIS. Its.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
FOR sale.

II OF No. ], in the eth square IN the
ltown of Wheeling containing 4 convenient
- ONE STORY DHELLING HOUSE Or
brick. and a two story brick building IN an uiilni,
isbed state. The above lot is pleasantly situated
on the corner of Nam and Washington streets
and win be sold low for cash. or part cash and the
balance on liberal credit. with approved security.
An ndisputabe title VIII be given to the purcnaa-
ser. For further particulars inquire Of j. "
Clemens. &. Co. who are authorized 20 make sale
of the Sme. LII. y. OA'LI-''
III .,7;,, 4nrJ 1S9S 1i-6m.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
ID QUEENS-WARE.
ON CONSIGNMENT,

From Cue Fort Pitt Glass-works, a handsome as
eo-,ror- If DOUBLE FLINT GLASS WARE
tor sale N the Manufacturer S prices.
Persons wishing 10 purchase goods al oheaT
RATE win please 10 call and examine, as we intend
SELLING at r verv small advance upon cost.
Colntry Merchants VIII find It 10 their adyal
age to GIVE us q cali
HtalnG Ny l4lS 2o.--ts
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
DOMESTIC GOODS.

And O variety of other articles not enumerated
Also
French Brondv Peach Brandy, Holland Gn
Wmskev. PORT, Madeira, Lisbon, Ieacute, and
Country 81 mes. Molasses; MlckereE Gunpowder;
Imperial and Young Hvson Teas, &c. including
General assortment of an kinds OF GROCERIES
ma OT-EFNS-W ARE
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
BLANKS

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
MEDICINES.
Paints, Dye-Stu,6S, &c.
CLEMENS s. RAY.

Have supply of articles in their line, ofwhich the
following are part and will be sold on moderate
terms. Having been selected with care, they are
confidently offered.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23
NEW HARDWARE STORE
RICHARD LANE & 90.

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
the publ that IN addition TO their former assort
ment they have just received and are now open
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-23

& 1888
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12

Haydn, the celebrated MUSICIAN, always
said he had more trouble in representing the
motion of the waves in the tempest, of GER
tain opera,than in any thing else. Cartz who
had his spirit and taste, was difficult to please.
but there was also another ebstacle-nei-
Their OF the two authors had ever witnessed
a storm at sea. How can a man describe
what he knows nothing about? If this hap
Ply art could be discovered, many theologi-
ans and politicians would talk and write
better. Curtis, all agitation, paced up and
down the room where the composer HAY
dn) was seated at the piano-forte. elm
agine," said Curtz, a mountain rising. and
then valley sinking; and then another
mountain-and then valley, the mountains
and valleys are to follow one another with
rapidity, at every moment alps and abysses
succeed each other. This fine description
was of no avail. In vain, did Curtz talk of
the thunder and lightning - Come, describe
all these horrors for me on the instrument
he repeated necessarily, "but particularly
represented distinctly. the mountains and
valleys" Haydn drew his fingers rapidly
over the keyboard, ran through the semi
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12
'rRTCUETURAE.

(tical farmer, whose livelihood de-
I'm his calling, should make it the
ofhis worldly ambition to excel in
4 neglects his farm for almost any
he is generally a loser both in
and credit. Solomon, the wisest
If men and things, tells us of his
/ the sight of a slovenly farmer.
'bv the field of the slothful-and 10,
crown over with thorns, and net
\ covered the face thereof, and the
4 was all broken down." Owner ;
thou? Perhaps doing away thy
humber and sloth; or spending it at
/. or perhaps dreaming of promotion,
led in the business of some petty
Better mind thy own business, else
poverty come as an armed man.
on the other hand, who keeps his
his stock in excellent order, need
named even were Solomon himself
w. Every passing traveller no
lis his eyes over such a farm than
s the proprietor in his heart. The
moreover is sure to receive for
something that is more solid than
bur. A comfortable, decent liveli-
f. which he is indebted to him only
4 The earth and the fullness thereof.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12

GAMING. The following anecdote ap-
pears in a very clever little work recently
published, called DOran's Sketches :-"I re-
member story was in circulation at this
time concerning a SOLDIER in the Kings's
Body Guard (every member of which is NOBLE
who, besides immense gains, had broken the
bank at Frescati's, in the Rue de Richelieu,
three times in one week, Such unusual good
fortune on the part of the man at arms had
excited great rancour in the breasts of the
proprietors of the table, and they determin-
ed to do all they could, not only to regain
possession of the sums they had lost, but
also to ruin him who had won them. 1t
happened that the young life-guardsman
was ordered to Lyons, on which orders COM
ing to the ears of the great men of Frescati's
they resolved to send down certain number
of agents to that city, to establish hazard
table, and decOy their intended victim to his
ruin. The success of their plans exceeded
their hopes he played, lost his winnings,
borrowed from his friends, and lost: and at
length made free with the money which be-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12

OTTER tanned. This solitary and am.
phibious animal has been completely tanned
and domesticated by George Humble, shoe
maker, of Rothbury. Humble is in the habit
OF hunting offers on the banks of the Cocuet
On the 18th of April, 1927, he was hunting
near Brinkbury Priory, few miles from
Rothbury. when the terriers brought young
otter out of hole, Dead The otter hound
having pointed near the water side, Humble
broke d hole, put in his arm, and brought OUT
young one alive, seemingly about three
weeks old. The old ones were in hole
about three hundred yards distant, one Of
which was killed. Humble brought the
young one home, fed it with milk until il
could eat other food, and called it "Ben.''
which name it knew and answered to in a
months time, and in two months l. would
follow him like dog, and accompany him a
fishing, and many persons have seen him dive
for and bring fish out of the water. Humble
has often run and hid himself whilst the otter
was overhead in the water, to try if it would
run away and leave him; but such was the
animals attachment to its master, that as
soon as it missed him, it whistled. and made
a .plalntVe sort Of whining cry and if Hum
BILE whistles or calls Ben, the animal follows
the sound; and as soon as he discovers his
master, he fawns upon him like dog, and
shows every SYMPTOM of fond attachment.
He will creep about any person like cat, and
SO harmless, that he has been frequently
found by the neighbours in bed with their
children, lying in their bosoms sound asleep.
When Humble takes down his fishing appar-
atus, the animal shows every symptom OF
being highly pleased: but if he is shut up,
and not allowed to accompany his master, he
seems very discontinued, and makes noise
for some time after. His sense of smelling
is very acute, as if a fish is undera stone in
the water he can smell it out; he will fol-
low any stranger to the water to fish, and
will even 60 himself and return home again,
He has no particular smell about him
Humble's otter hound, which first discover
ed poor Ben" is now his constant conpan-
ion and play-fellow, and they will roll abou,
and play together for hours. He frequently
goes to the butchers shops his food now
is chiefly on butchers offals. If he is with.
in hearing, he will answer to his name but
knows Humble's voice best and is fonder Of
him than any other person. This animal Is
feet in length.-Huu (Eng.) Packet.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12

DETECTING RoGuEs. The anecdote of Mr.. More.
head, inserted below is from the Boston Courier
we saw similar one attributed to Lorenzo Dow
the celebrated Methodist preacher, some years
since, which is as follows:
As Lorenzo was going to church, he came
across man, who looked as if he had lost
all has friends. On asking him the matter,
the stranger replied, that somebody had
stolen his axe. SWELL" said Lorenzo.
"come to church with me, and will find it
for you. Inc gentleman went, and Loren
20 picked up large stone, which he found
on the road, and carried it to his pulpit. In
the midst of his sermon, he stopped sudden
ly, and spoke as follows: "Dear hearers.
Il gentleman in the neighbourhood has lost
an axe; and if the person who has stolen
it does not defend himself, | will hit him
with this stone." He then made a mo-
ton to throw it, when nan in an obscure
part of the house, was seen to dodge his
head; he was Immediately taken up on sus-
picion, and after a critical examination was
proved to be the thief
Our once famous Mr.. Morehead is said to
have declared in his pulpit that he knew of
man in the congregation who stole his
neighbours wood, and that he was deter
mined to throw his bible at the suspected
thief; whereupon certain man lodged his
head to avoid the blow. There is also a
story of Nathaniel Ames of Dedham, the
well known almanack maker. It is said,
but we do not vouch for the truth of the
story, that in jovial company of his neigh
bours, one of them declared he had lost a
small sum Of money, and believed that some
one of the persons present had stolen it.
Ames told him he could identify the thief if
he was present, without searching the pock-
cts. He ordered the large kitchen pot to
be brought into the room, the old cock to be
brought from the hen-roost and placed in it
with the lid on. The room was then made
perfectly dark, and each person was then
directed to rub his hand on the bottom of
the pot. If any one was guilty of the theft,
when he touched the vessel, Ames said the
cock would crow. The ceremony was fin
ished, but the cock gave no token of the
approach of the criminal. Come, said the
astrologer, here must be some mistake, there
is no thief among us but let US look at your
hands. On examination with light, it was
found that one person present had not rub
bed his hand on the pot The inference was
too strong to be resisted, and the culprit
pleaded guilty to the charge.-N Y. G0z.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12

lie died as he would have wished TO die
his eyes resting upon his daughters face snd
his cheek nestled fondly upon her arm $3.50
Soon after this event, / missed El;z.ho+b
from behind my chair, when dined with y, :,
friend, George Cartwright. Her modest and
attractive looks had interested me so mncb
t 1hat could not forbear inquiring what had
Mr.. Cartwright replied, she was too hand :
some for servant, and that, to confess the
TRUTH he found the disposition of his own rirls
somewhat injured by the notice she received
from visiters, especially as their wild frank
good-hearted, but mischievous brother, ba j
more than once declared he wished he had =
SISTER half as handsome as Betty Stevens
My friend added, what he THOUGHT yerv re-
markable, that her widowed mother had
collected together all the money She had
saved so parsimoniously, and was actually
preparing to go to the West Indies. with =
distant relation, in csder to establish a board
ing mouse. had always known her an
AMBITIOUS woman, whose powerful traits of
character needed but peculiar circumstances
10 call them into prodigious exertion. hpt
this spirit of enterprise at her time If life
$500 AASA SSSAuuCu udDlIS, seemed to mo
almost Incredible. Yet it was true-and
maternal affection, ambitious to place a
beautiful daughter beyond the depressing
influence of her birth and education, had
wrought the miracle!
Afterward,l more than once heard of Mrs,
Stevens at the head of very Furnishing and
respectable establishment,--and of Eliza
beth, distinguished belle and reputed
heiress.
Where is Betty Stevens nows ***#*
MY friend George Cartwright is dead; his
large fortune is divided among his children ::
his daughters have married NewYork mer-
chants, and within. a few years his son has
brought home to his splendid residence ia
NOUS West Indian lady. Had you seen her
lace in childhood, you would know it now, by
that dlmpllng archness of expression, which
even In sadness beams forth, like fra gments
OF RAINBOW among the clouds.
Yes, it is even so-that dress so tasteful.
yet SO costly in its Simplicity that mai
estlck figure, worthy Of the Juno Matrona,
belong to little Betty Stevens, who once
fancled herself very picturesque in green
baize, and pink calimanco.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12
- EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
q u. ANDREWS,
aNcAsTER, MASSACHUSETTS,.

r.o dollars per annum-or one dollar
1 Eve cents if paid in advance. If not
NV NV months after the expiration ofthe
. dollars and fifty cents
,srNENrs conspicuously inserted three
oSr DOLLAR per square; less than a
n WV CENTS, and continued longer
\ shilling an insertion.
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,op THE LANCASTER GAZETTE

. F0R THE LANCAC L EN VAIL IA
cr H. HILLS, Leominster.
lies II. WHITING, Sterling.
Err e. SAWYER, Bolton.
/ gentlemen named above as Agents are
- receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
~. for the same. Advertisements, or any
pr;oting, forwarded through them will re-
hi attention
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eCEzLANEOUS.
DE MASSACHUSETTS JOURNAL.
BETTY STI,,CNrc

- MASSACHUSETTS JOURNAL.
BETTY STEVENS.
t'. Is between the Duke and /? no
Il wee" ona TWO bricks, all made of one clay
h oIe Is placed on the top of a turret,
LII eg oottom of well, by mere chance.
). a 3 nigh as the Duke, should stick
5;, ~ iair show, and bear out weather
'80f'G Corombona.
. long year since | saw Simon
:. remember him as distinctly
:, seen him yesterday. He was
p man, with deep-set
RS and a loose attenuated frame,