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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-22
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana! CoHpda
UashineiOn, JuiY 50, 1928

Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal CoHpd4
Washington, juiy so, lS!s'
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that an nstament Of W y,
~ dollars per share every share Of Stock " \.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is rtqmHGa.
be paid on the Sd day of October next, and 'r'"
instament of two dollars per share On tie ID GG
November next, further insiaIment OF two dor1'
and half per share on the Sd day Of DecembeTea !.
and further inslalmen. &c two collars and bA" p
share, on the Sd day of January next; alth,' ~
oftwo dollars and half per share, on the 81 d' T
February next; and further slim Of two dollars a.
half per share. on the Sd day OF March next WspI
stal ments must be paid to the credit Of the Che@F
and Ohio Canal Company, 20 the Cashier or o'I'' r
per officer of either of the following Banks. VIZ &,
The Branch of the Bank oft!e United s'A'g'
Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington
Tho Farmers & Mechanics Bank at George
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandra, ,.,J
The lIagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, ha''''
and
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charles"
Virginia.
by order Of the President and Directors
JOHN p. INGLb
Clerk of The C. & o. Camille
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DteU.

In this town on the 3lst inst mrs Rebecca
Barney, widow of mr.. Daniel Barney, in the
7lst year Of her age
On the LIST inst capt. Elisha Barlow, aged
SO years
On Friday last, mrs. Penelope Austin, wild
DIV ofcapt Daniel Austin, aged "a years
in Middletown, on the Sd inst mrs. Eliza.
beth Anthony, wife of mr. Gideon .inthony,
and daughter OF the late mr.. Joshua Cogges.
hall, aged 20 years, q worthy member of the
Society of Friends. She was a lady of milo
and happy disposition, and one whom her
friends and acquaintance can never think Of
but with respect
In Ncw.Yors On Saturday morning last
suddenly, Gen. Thcodorus Bailey, Postmaster
Of that city, aged about ~ years.
Last evening, miss Louisa Brown, eldesi
daughter of mr.. Thomas w, Brown, in tn
20th year of her age. If intelligence, amia
blty, beauty, and youth, and the tenderes
solictude of affectons.e relatives and friends
could have saved her from the tomb, she sti
had lived. But ah no tears can melt, n
prayers persuade, no strength resist the tyran'
Of the grave. When age is his victim, nature
submits without murmur to tho blow BIZ
how ghastly and terrible he seems, when Wit,
an iron grasp he wrenchos youth and beauty
from its firm, fond hold Of life, and from ali
Its blooming hopes Of happiness. She, whose
untmely fate we deplorc, fingered until the
hope other recovery revived again in the boz
SONS of those to whom she was dearest. That
hope was vain-for her seeming revival was
like the feeble flashing of an expiring taper
The sun of yesterday and the spirit of Louisa
set together;-but long will it be ere the re-
collection of her virtues fades from the memo,
ry of her friends
There is one who must ever regret thee,
For his love made thy bosom its shrine
Thore are hearts that will never forget thee,
Till as icy and silent as thine.
Even when the cold earth is above thee,
find the grass DER thy early grave grows
There are friends who will tenderly love thee,
Thou withsred, but beautiful rose.
Perhaps thy pure spirit is winging
lis way to the mansions Of rest,
ind the bright choirs of heaven are singing
Thy welcome to bowers of the blest.
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Sept. Ath.
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One of,he most intelligent Of the party
howeyer, acknowledged since the election
Of Metcalfe, that it was all over with them
and that q majority Of Ten THOUSAND
might be expected tor the Administration
in the fall ibid.
From the N. Y. Com. .7dv. Of Tuesday Eyn.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
By the ship Caledonia, Captain Rogers
which arrived below this morning, from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the I'd ult
we have received Liverpool papers to tina,
date, and London to the 3Ist July inclusive.
We have received our papers at too late
an hour TO give moie than q very bret
Postscript.
The 9Th and 9th Bulletins ofthe Russian
Army are dated at the camp at Karassu, Ju.
ly 5th, giving further details OF the capltu.
lation ofthe fortress ofBrailaw. The Rus.
sian main army was to advance by forced
marches to Banarglk.
The Gazette de France Of July Doth
gives the latest advlces from Bucharest.
bucharest July lo.--Accounts this mo
ment received Iuform us that Managlia, an
important fortified place, which defends the
road TO Varns; mas surrendered to the Rus.
slams. There is now no obstacle to stop
the march ofthe left wing OF the Russians
towards Varna.
Private letters received at Vienna, from
Bucharest, OF the 4th July, say that the
Russian authorities had arrested fifteen in
dl9iduais, guilty Of having designedly
brought the plague to that city. The same
letters assert that the Russian troops had
already effected landing near Vsrna.
Mr.. 5. Gaming set off for Ancons from
Leghorn, on the l2th July, to proceed Ia
Corfu, where, it was believed, the Minis
tiers from France and Russia had arrived.
Usurpation, says the Courier, has tri-
umphed over legitimacy in Madeira,as well
rs Oporto the result of the efforts OF his
partIzaDs at the latter place having ena
bled Miguel to direct his force against
chose, which would otherwise have remain
ed faithful to don Pedro.
We have under our eye letter from
General Lafayette, dated 18th July last,
from which it appears that the llustrious
individual was then in good health and ac-
tive as legislator. He strongly recon-
mends the young Duke Of Mon,ebello, (son
Of Marshal Lasnes.) who will soon arrive in
this country in the character of tourist.
We learn that son Of Marshal Ney is
nov in New York, with the same object.
Mr.. Jared Sparks arrived in Paris in the
second week Of July, and was employed
there IN collecting materials for the hlsto-
r. Of our Rcyolution.-NM Ga-.
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ALSO,
By the Boston WAGGON,

his Store has Just been replenished with
NEW GOODS S-AMERICAN, ENG.
LlSi, INDIA, FRENCH, and GERMAN
selected by a good Judge; and likewise anoth.
er Agent in New-York, looking up the good
Auction bargains, which viii enable him to
give some real good bargains.
.3mo'rg Mr.. S,oeets Cheap GOODS, are,
a lot sf Calioos that are undresscd for l2b
ceu,s per yard; and elegant prints from % TO
33cents; A lot of Cotton Hosiery for only Is
per pair, aud fine from 33 10 20 cents, he has
good silk, worsted, hemp n cotton Hosiery;
10, Of cheap book muslin hdkfs; more India
blue hdkfs. for ID each; Chex from I25 cents
to 20 cts; stripes, bedticks ane ginghalhs;
book, iaconet, and null musins; cheap Swiss
muslin, plain and figured Swiss muslin collars
and hdkis good Russia diapers; black Grapes
Canton and nankin; flanncls, bazes, blankets,
and broadcloths, very handsome; floor Car.
potrngs, Ravens duck, Sheeiing, and sail
cloth; cotton and silk Umbrellas, black silk
gauze Wells first chop, yellow nankins, horse
skin, Kid and leather Gloves and mitts En-.
glish, and French silk gloves, Cologne water,
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
NOT MENTIONED.
Newport, Sept 4 ls2S.
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AUCTroMs..-
On Saturday Next:

4 OM Saturday NeXt,
N ha!J past o cNoek,
In Font'of the subscribers store. wi;feesso,1
al public auction,
sidebcerd, 1 Secretary book case, seconS
II hand clothing, quadrant, L training gun
ana equlpage, ~ boxes herring, Watches
mats, aud avariety Of other goods ,,ons
at sale. M HyJI ..,.,.s
Newport, Sept II.
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The Schr Charles, Wheeler, 2 days from
Hamblin, (Maine,) bound 10 Providence, wen,
ashore on Brentons Reef about 8 O clock last
evcnlng.--She will probably be got off without
material damage, We understand tho capt
mistook the bearing of the Light.
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aarctr1.

N this town on Monday evening, 1st inst.
b. the Rev mr Choules, mr. John Almy to
miss Abby M. Barker daughter of mr.. David
Barker
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. mr.,
EDDY, mr.. Job Cornell to miss Mary Pike,
daughter of mr. John Pike.
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sArghpAr-arr. brig Fame. Bigley, fr
Providence, for Havana.
Sch. Nancy a. Maria, Perry, fr. Baltimore
Sch. Clito, Thatcher, fr. NY.
Sch. Sidney, McKinsey, ir. Prov. for Elis
City. :"
Sloop American, Cartwright, fr. Sagharbor
Slcop Fame, Bessee, fr. Wareham.
Sloop Levant, Baker, fr. Yarmouth.
Sloop NYork, Allen, fr. NY.
Sloop Washington, Baker, fr. Boston, fol
Albany.
Sloop Transport, Stanard, fr Haddaa.
sloops Canton Grape, Barlow Pilgrim
Godfrey, FIR. Sandwich.
SUsDAY--arr. Sloop Collector, Heath, fr
Boston.
SlQop Omega, Starbuck, fr. Nantucket.
Sloops Kezia, Burgess Exchange, Blan
kenship, fr Sandwich.
MoSDAy-arr. schr. Dorcss Hawe,. Bur
CESS Betsey, Nickerson Sally, Kelly ir
Saco.
Sch. Fairplay, Chase, f. Bath.
Sloop Joseph, Baker, ir Kenuebec.
Sloop Splendid, Read, ir. NYork.
TrEspAr-arr sch. Hope, Gibbs, fr. Som
ersct.
Sch. Butler, Hogan, f. Bath
Sch. Mechanic, Jones, fr Steuben.
WkDNEsDAY--arr. sch. Lendrum Beckwith
lr N London.
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MEMORANDA.

The Tea Plant, Boyd, fr. this port for Nor.
folk, sailed from Havana about 22d ult. Has
been spoken, one day out
The Harvest, Lawton, from Cronstadt fol
Boston, has been parted with, oil Fair Isle
N Gibraltar, July 10Th, U. 5. ship Lexing
ton 1t Breeze, TOR Mahon.
Ship George ChaNplin, Hudson, of thi'
port, IL days from Mstanzas for Bremen, wa,
spoken July 70, lat 42 long 81.
1T Stockholm, July 10Th, Ship Newpor.
Burroughs, to sail for home in 10 days,
III Havana august 18Th, Ship Elbe, Stan
hope, OF this port, uncertain when 10 sail.
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On "Wednesday, Sept. Gath,

. At2 o'clock, p. NJ.
0M Oe sold at Pubic AUCTION on the prem
ises, VJd'r tcea6her, " not, the hela fair
day
"A small FARM in Middletowu, contain-
IA ng about ~ acres of excellent land,
wlIh young bearing orchard, small dwell.
ing house, nc thereon. Said Farm l,es
on the East road, Just over Honeymau's
Hill, aud Is now the property Of Edward
Smith. An ndisputable title will be- CIV
en-, Conditions at the sale.
REM. Il. SHEFFIELD, .4.,ei'r.
Middletown, Aug. 20, 1895.
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Nautical fntflltgfntf
PORT OFNEWPORT.
ENTERED,

Sch Sally Hope, Baker. Boston.
Ship Boy, Greene, Gotienburg.
Shop Albany, Vars, N. York.
Sch. Clito. Thatcher, do.
Sloop Collector, Heath, Boston.
Shop Splendid. Read, NY.
CLEANED,
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
Sioop B. ID. Jones. Peckhap, NY.
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence.
Sch. Splendid, Gibbs, Baltimore
Sloop Speed. Rose, Philadelphia.
.aRRIv.4LS.
= rnpAy, Sept. 5--arr. scbr. Adelinc, Owen,
6. Eliz. City.
Shops Ann, Msschesssr Albany, Van, r.
rYsrk,
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List OF AE'YIE.RS.

- EaAiSiSG in the Post Office ut Newport,
~ X. l. Sept 1898. Persons calling tor
them, will please say that they are advertised,
as they are placed ia separate case.
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New FURNITURE.

sNNN = ANeN = = ~ hI'
MILTON HILL; has Just received from
IL the late sales in Boston, One elegant
spring sea, couch; harp pattern card tables;
work tables, ancy chairs, time pieces, side
boards, secretaries, bcdsteads, cases mems
,apt hats, blank books, Russia quills, lead pen.
clls, umbrellas, English and French watches,
wrapping and LETTER paper, curled hair mat.
tresses, ] case mems nailed boots; do. brogans,
100 pair ladies col q Kid shoes fiat irons, nests
weights, with n variety of other articles. nj
the above is offered very low for cash
Sept. IL.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01
THE YOUNG SOLDIER.

A story lately reached my ears, con-
nected with young soldier, belonging
TO one ofthe regiments upon this station,
which has something IN it of romantic
character, and at all events is singuarly
affecting. II give to humble life new
charm, and shows, from the realities OF
the world, that the affections may spring
up as strongly, burn as purely and bo
ready to make for their object as roman
tic sacrifices under the cottage roof, as
under the ample and gorgeous halls Of
fashion and of pride.
The young soldier to whom allude
was native Of Wales; the son Of respec-
table parents, and brought up with the
comfortable notions which belong to the
class of independent yeomen. Through
some unfortunate circumstances his faith.
or was reduced from state Of compar-
alive afiluence, to extreme poverty -
one misfortune followed another in rapid
succession-his rent accumulated uron
his head, and at length being totally un-
able to meet his Obligations, and without
prospect for the future, the landlord be-
came cIamorous, and no was consequent
ly sold of, and elected from his farm
The old man himself had to become la
borer, and his children were under the
necessity OF casting their bread upon the
waves Of the world Henry tho second
son, naturally Of an ambitions temper
could not bear the degradation of the
family, and hastily determined to join q
recruiting party, who wore then beating
up strength in the village; but the reso
luton had scarcely boen carried into or
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DUMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED /.
sp EYE WATER. 4oa

VINIs safe and powerful wash for infamsd Ryes
Il stands pre- eminent among the multitude Of ordinary
preparations for this purpose. The most obstinate a tho
most slight inamaons Of that delicate organ yield to this
highly approved Eye Waie which will brace and RESTORE
the tone o tho diseased parts On eyes the efecs
Is highly saluary In Of yean standings the most un
expected relief has been received after other applications o
inferior efficacy had failed. WeakRess soreness and 9th
complaints Of the Eyes, proceeding from egtds been
permanently removed Those who pronounce 10 bo
the hest preparation for this complaint they met with
especially in obstinate cases Of soreness and namatlon
Prize Is cents per battle. .Y
ALso-The celebrated Cambran Tooth aehs Pills which
give Immediate relief without the least injury the Teeth
On trial this viii he found one Of the hest erreds known
for this painful complaint. Price SO cents a box.
rfPrepared and sold wholesale, by T. KIDDER, pppri-
etor Of the "Connay Medeins," Counting Room Ia Cham
be over No 70 Corner Court and Hanover streets apd
retail by his special appointment together with MI the the
different articles Of the Conway Medcinc) by the following
Druggists, viz JOSEPH DALCH Jr. and
JOHN II. MASON b Co.
t,'Observe genuine without the written signature
Of KIDDER, on the osstside printed wppper.
Large discount " those who buy 10 sell again. 80 th
Oct. III. 7rit.t.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.

nR. ROGERS Vegetable Pumonic Detergent Also,
~ Rogers Anti Bilious Aporent Pulmonary Pills. I he
above articles well known, and their qualities just
ly appreciated by the public that tits sperous 10 publish
any from the thousands Of certificates the proprietor has
ceyed from those who have been cured by them The fol
lowing however having been lately received alone insert
ed ......,l.
DIR. GEoRGE RoorRs, Iew-Y York, Jan. 4, 1928.
Dear Sr-Ym must ccoect the circumstance of the in.
disposition of my re so, ,ar"irlng under serious Pull
moiary affection, whom you prescribed for few times by
the solicitation Of his mother a yo Office In the course Of
the past. II fact that he appeared to be
eoo1dbty from but by strict attention 10 your pre-
scnptions, and the Of your valp,be compound, Puno
mic Detergent for few weeks he is perfectly healthy
aud shy. therefore feel my duty to express my graft
de you under the blessing OF Providence, for the esto
ton of my sons health. does appear 10 me that
table medicine like yours safe and efcacios, requires
only be known be universally approved Of and
friend 10 the family of man and for this you at
liberty aud requested TO give publicity To the above
marks, from your obliged friend, although personal
quainiaDce with you. RICHARD GARDNER.
The above excellent medicines prepared with the
by Dr. Rogers at his Drenstory and for sale
by Timothy Kellogg wholesale and RETAIL No. o. Merchants
Exchange General Agent for the proprietor, where all
dcrs from any part of United States will be promptly
ecuted.
For sale in Providence, by JoHs II. MAsoN Co. No.
81 Broad st. and DuTY GREENE, High Street.
May2i ly 1awfw
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CREAM OF AMBER,

DR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE
HlNROM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal of Medicine and
II Surgery edited by n. X. Snih NJ. d. Professor OF Sur
gerry in The University of Mary land; ChsmLe medicine for
The relief of dunksd has been used with Louis
ve in the Of several negroes. II completely reformed
them OF their vice."
The following from circular signed by John Rogers, John
Kimla aud Freee Dearborn Esqrs. Select of Exeter
We would suggest the piopriety Of making aop
from The cence tax FOR The purchase OF Cbabs Medicine
We have ed quantity Of this article the hands Of
Physicians, who administer il free Of expense all who will
take it, and happy to have In power state, that
than twenty Of most confirmed dranksrds have
it, and those who have completed their have been cured
BY IT, and restored TO their ends and usefulness society,"
In every where has been tried in Portsmouth and its
vicinity Qom 80 to 4O has been known fail Of eject
ing cue.
IL prepared only by Dr. James H. Hart and Mr.. A. NJ
Fannns 10 Dr. Chambers their office in Rutgers
Medical College, and al the Medicinal Store Of Dr. Hart,
Of Broadway and Chamber street. NcwYork. The med
icne put up letter packages sufficient for individual
case, accompanied with directions, and be by mail
All orders enclosing the usual price, five dollars, and postage
pai will receive immediate attention. Those who unable
to pay personal application oi The individual oce
the medicine will be administered gratis.
CAur1ON-ln consequence of the great celebrity which
Dr. Chambers medicine has acquired there and doubtless
will he spurious limitations Of this valuable iemedy The
public informed that the directions the gem
uiDe melici signed by Jame Hart, NJ. ID. and A. NJ
Tanning For sale by SMITH X PARMESTER at the Office
OF the Literary Cadet and by JosErH BALcH, Jr South
Nam. street. May %.
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FOLLY OF Discomfort.

The following little anecdote Of per-
son who had contemplated self-destfuc-
tion, is very beautiful and touching. 81
was weary of life, and, after day, such
as some have known, and none would
wish to remember, was hurrying along
tho street to the river, when | felt sud.
den check. I turned and bebeId lit
tie boy, who had caught hold Of the
skirt of my cloak in his anxiety to sole
il my notice. His look was irresistible.
Not less 30 was the lesson he had learnt
" There are six Of us, and we are dying
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DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS!I


have, In multitude OF cases. cured these nveerae and deep
rooted complaints IN Their worst and hopeless Stages The
Drops also given with success ior violent eruplon after The
measles red botehe. fostering erPfions, and 1impies oms
face aud IN connection h Dr. Jebbs LDane they
nhite seHngs Of the joints The Serophu in lis early
'hapes Of mee an'us behind The ears and under the chm
and swelling Of the upper Up and nose, will not only qucky
yield TO this preparation but scros ulcers, which have
Pread TO such an extent and dsP corrode the catIses
and e6ee me bones n cdr have teen gradually and per-
man.ny healed ny the Peseverng administration Of this
erin 'unken sqad eouneanee restored to s
Phed ana nVgoiaed' ihey are also the best SPring md
Aetun'n" Physn; .
From many other proofs 0, the superior virtues Of d.
HtgeS DfcY', inc proprietor 'eiec" he 'ono"hx
rnrrprSTyN<, n <o~v
n-.,I - r .o SaoGoy ~
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] ' " 81 We" '" , W nei Io.n, ano aeenne1 all
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for the want Of food" "Why should !
not" said 20 myself, "reIieve this
wretched family! have the means and
it will not delay me many minutes. But
what if il doesW The scene Of misery
he conducted me to, cannot describe.
threw them my purse; and their burst
of gratitude oyercame me. 1t filled my
eyes--it wen, as cordial to my heart
81 will call Tomorrow" l cried. Fool
that l was, to think of leaving world
where such pleasure was to be had, and
so cheap. Rogers Italy.