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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

a century no certain intelligence was ever OBJ
taincd. The Rcsearchsarrised In January !ss''
in New South Wales, On her way back from
the Manicola Islands &c Calcutta, Capi D''o"
having ia lis possession many proofs o'the uh-
fortunate fate of La Perouse and his compan-
ions. The sydney (Botany Bay Gazette men
lions several Of the articles brought oy Sa?'
Dillon from the scene OF the destruction OF tne
lamented navigator. Among these the NOS
interesting was part Of the deeayed stern OIL MS
sip, on which ,hc hcurs-de-lis are Sill quile
plaia. There is also a bell, with The French
makers name on it. "Bszin ma fail, ana
some old fashioned china and culinary UTENSILS
he bottom OF a silver candlesiick, a SWORD nan
die, a silver salver, and a Spanish dollar; all al,
%fordine indubitabIe proofs Of having oei'nsso
interesting circums,anee, the details Of which
he hope 20 see soon in the English journals
Cap. Dillon was exposed to many d'fflcuihes
in the course of his reese arches.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
Trial 0r Ro5Jipr Erefer Bank

Trial for Rod5inr Ereter Bank.-The
trial Of Philip S. kmball and William Lorne,
for robbins The Exeter Bank on the l4th June
last OF 1927 900, took place a, Exeter, N. H.. on
the 22d and Esd inst. Malbone Briggs, who
was indicted for The same offence, was, or mo-
ton Of his counsel, allowed a separate trial.
The Attorney General of N. II. was counsel
for the state, and Hon Ichabod Bartlett Cor the
prisoners. The testimony, mostly circumstan-
tial, with other details Of the trial, occupied
nearly two days. Mr.. Bartlett declined argus
ing Ia the defence, on the ground hat no case
had been made out against the accused. But
the. Jury, after an address from the Attorney
General and a charge from the Chief Justice,
returned a verdict Of GUILTY; after abou, half
an hours consultation. On the 25ih instant,
Lorne was sentenced TO three wears confinement
al hard labour in the State Prison, and Kimball
10 two. We have not heard the result Of
Briggs trial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
A HAPPY REPLY The late Johu Adams was

A HAPPY REPLY The late john Adams was
the frs, Minister Plenipoteutiary sent by our
Government to England. After having gone
through the ceremonies Of presentation al Court
George the Third asked Mr.. Adams If he came
last from France. Having answered in the af-
hrmali'e, the King replied, smiling, "there is
an opinion among some people, that you are
no, The most attached Of all your countrymen
90 the manners Of France" This remark en-
barrassed- vi Adams somewhat, but drtermin-
ed not to deRy its truth on the one hand nor
leave the King 10 infer on the other, any strong
er attachment, 10 England, he assumed an air
of gaiety, and with a tone Of decision said,
that opinion, Sir, is not a mistaken one; l
must avow TO your Majesty, I have no attach,
ment bur TO my W country" The King re.
joined as quick as lightning, Gan honest man
will never have any other"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

On Wednesday, the l!lh inst. the Rev. Ed
ward Irving, from Loncon, preached in the pa
rish church Of Carnwa,h, when he chose for
his subject, the parable OF the Ten Virgins
The audience listened with establishment; every
thing was strange-his manner. his expressions,
her earnestnrss, his subject. The trimming OF
their lamps, and holding themselves in readiness
TO go forth aud NEE, ~ Bridegroom, was ca
gerly pressed upon then, and The whole con.
eludcd with his f%avoufi;e topic, the miilenium
That this is . theme not Fit for every ear and
every parish, the following fact will clearly
show. Before sermon on that day, an old wo>
man, belonging 10 The parish called for her
shoemaker to measure her foot, with strict or
ders 10 fit her as soon as possible. The good
woman repaired to the church; but her mind
was so agi,atcd by her miscoDcep tion OF the
subject, that on her return home, she called
again for the shoemaker, and sat down under
: .e most dreadful perpl.xily. After having
brcsthed a little, she then with difirui,y sobbed
out, Saunders my man, ye ueedna max thae
shoon, i believe" so, Janet, what's wrang?'
menTs lis, a, han, Guild be WI ns!" "Ei,!
what's putin that i your head?" THE mi
mister tell't US no mony minutes syne, an surly
he maun en."-Saundcrs very ooolly replied,
shat it was very unfair in his reverence to deal
gu, such unintelligibilili les with so little caution,
as among other imprudencies, he was doing
IN %anifes, injury TO his business" Janet, how
ever, left him, saying; tina, sit was needless 20
throw ava the siller for a wee al ony rate, until
she wad SEEM Glasgow Fee Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
MONUMENT TO HARVARD. Yesterday the GER

MONUMENT TO HARVARD. Yesterday the GER
emory Of raising a Monument to the memory
Of JOHN HAxvARD the founder of he University,
took place on Burying-hill, in Charles,own, in
the presence Of a large assemblage of citizens.
The scene was unusually interesting, solemn
and impressive. Prayers were offered by the
Rev. MIR. Walker; and an address was p,onoun-
csd by the Hon. Edward Everett, every way
worthy Of his talents, research, and eloqusrce.
Ii occupied about thirty minutes in The delive-
ry. The monument consists of a pyramidal
shaft of one solid black Of Quincy granite, Is
feet high, aud about lou: fees at the base; and
bears the modest inscription "HARVARD"
Boston Ce1iineL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

We understand that a lot has been purchased
in Hartford, Conn. for the purpose of erecting
a Roman Catholic Church. This is the first
a'em2t, We believe, ever made to establish a
church of this denomination in Connecticut,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

the government, of Bengal, about eighteen
months agn, despatched The Eas, India Com.
PAWS ship. the Research. under the command
Of Capt DiIlo 20 the Manicola ISLANDS, to as
cert air, il possible, the fate # the celebrated
French navigator La Perouse, Of whom for half
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

1t is stated in the New-York Commprcisl
Advertiser, that prayers were offered in SONS
in The towns and villages adjacent 10 New
York. DR.. Spring mentioned from his pulpit
that in a large church and-congregation in this
vicinity, such was the prevalence Of disease
that but eighteen persons were able 10 attend
church on the preceding Sabbath. The Rev
gentleman also stated, tina, in many places there
are not well people enough to take care oil tie
sick. The city Of New York is said 10 be re-
markably healthy,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

1t is stated, in the Democratic Press, that d..
Ezra S. Ely, in one Of his late pnlilico-relIsico
sermons, informed his bearers that ANDREW
JACKSON is, and always had been, a re,y piOp
member and in full communion with The Pres.
b~yterian Church; and exhorted them TO vote tot
this pious man.!
We suppose DR.. Ely had his eye, jus, at thai
Lime, upon General Jackson's horse-racing, and
cock-fghling exploi,s-his chaste ard puIelan
guage, as used upon various oce asions-his al
fair with Robards, and many more such displays
Of a p;ous life and conversation
II is well 10 mention that it 81 also stated Tia;
the congregation reprobated DR.. Ely's sen!I'
men.s, and spoke 10 just terms of his having
polluted the sacred desk to political purpose:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06

1t is unnecessary for me to say one word in
relation to the letter of MIR. Marshall; the
point and accuracy of it, at once brands on the
forehead of Mr.. Weens that of which he has
heretofore been accused-I mean, unhesi,a-
tingly, to say, that of his being a ''bold and
unblushi e liar" You may say, fellow-clti-
zens. tina | an warm; you may even assert
that | am violent; but remember the maxim,
that ..de sperate diseases require desperate re.
medies; for since MIR. Weems has thought tit,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-06
RUSH
LF PENNSYLVANIA.

FoR VICE. President,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03
Cloth Dressimg----AndlgC
R\ue ONiNC.

VVNHE subscriber informs his friends and
IL the public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth r. l. where all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
done with dispatch and 10 the neatest man
ner-or no pdy--as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had a
tong experience IN cOloriug and dressing
Cloth of every description. Wool carded
into Rolls IN the best manner, and with
promptness, at the customary prIces. Al
Goods entrusted to his care will be finish
ed as cheap as at any other establishment.
Goods intended for the Factory mag BE-
eft with Edward Sianhope, BtoaG street
" Bobert R. Carr, Ferry wharf. Newport
icorge Lawton, Tiyerton, and jeremiah
.fford. Bristol Ferry, where they VIII be
aken by the subscriber, finished and re
-1rne1. Carpets made to order, in a supe.
.or style from any pattern, and at shoU
u1tice. MOSES LAWToN.
Portsmouth, Oct. %, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03

celyes Bat a dubious uua unwilling hon.
age ln Europe, Russia has pushed loo.
ward her coDVuests 10 the Danube, and IN
Asia her troops press upou the Pbdsis.
Austrie, which wac, before thr peace of
Eli. separated from Turkey by the
mountains OF TransySania, and the Nstr "a
of the Danube aud the Save. has nov a
free access 10 SorNa and Bosnia. hv hce
acquisitions Ia Venetian Dalmat,a. That,
So surrounded, so exposed, and SO fcch,c
Tprtey must one day fall, requires not tla
gti oi prophecy 20 ioresse; nor ~ II nnra
ditfieult'r predict sthat once fallen she
vii new moro htl her head. lie vhn
tumbleS from the effect Of a blow NAV "a
up aga'h' bat the case OF him who com.
Bites, not from his ensmles' strength, or
his own weakness. is desperate. Still tha
day othpnbhaton OF lslamlSm in Europe
may hed'n a.eten,, nor WIN ihc mtcrlcr.
cnraxLbthc N.llies tona TO hasten il. The
erection of tho Greeks into an indepen
dent State, will. indeed. operate rather 10
retard that consummaiion. They would
hardly put forth their hand to assist their
ancient tyronts, but they may be induced,
even though the cause is hers, TO fght to
protect themselves in tho event of any
Power, at any future period, attempting %
make aggrcsslons upon Turkey, which
could hardly be done without bringing the
integrity OF Greece into hazard.
New Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03
PRESENTS
FOR
Christmas and New-Near.

DIBLrs and Prayer books, in elegant
I'D bindings-with plates.
The Token,
The Atlantic Souvenir,
Hemans', Bartons. MontSomery's and
other Poems, in neat editions
A new variety of Juvenile Books,
Elegant and plain Adams,
Boxes Of Reeves d Sons best water col
ours,
Silver case ever pointed Pcncils.
ALSO,
Ncrino Shawls. t
Elegant Fancy lIandlerchefs,
Sutgrl9r 30 lart Glnge., &c. &c.
ynef o"o lor sale ~
yArLls t.. 20 HU's
Dy Goods < Book Store.
nee 10 l-27 .NWpoH, RI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03

/ EFT on board the sloop ED,erprize,
- Capt. Dennis in Albany.s trunk con.
ta.ning 3 coats and vests, together with
number Of account books, purporting To
belong to Capt. Case, Of the sloop Detroit
of that place. The owner con have them
again BY paying charges. Apply at this
Office. Nov. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03

''N'N Ni'l''NfNu A'ui Vs. ' "a
North Atlantic . in
South Atlantic cludng Coasts of
southern Coast Spain and Portugal
Bahamo Banks and Is ST. Domingo X Jamai.
land u Cuba. ca Do South side
Nes'-!Gd: and Gulf, Spanish Main 4 sheets
OF IlcSico ! River La Plata
South America, with Carribee Islands
Harbors, :? shcdts Improved Charts of
Coast nf Brazil, with BahaiHa Banks aud
directions Gulf of Mexico, ,
Coast of Florida and . sheets
Ne Orleans Island of Reruudas
N15t'rf stern Coas' with directions
uf,ho uitcG States Vera Cruz
Cape do Ncrd Islands Havana
ST. Augustine East part Of Loap Is.
Natanzas land
Soston Harbour k-'iarbOr of Pensacola.
ALSO.
Turner'S Langitui, Tables -Dccl;na,Sco
Tanles-- Nantic1l Ainpnlcks for la &2a--
6o"dl.ch's Nlyis -Blun.'5 Coast P,.ut
&c.
Oa hraR is Hsgq9
Brass and No.d Co,npayscs Cfqdran,s Ss
For SHc az ths ,Nf3o. Yeyh Prices. IN.
". r. yEE l. CGs.
H"wpprt. NV. Il. fy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03
Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

IN rue BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsends Csffae- House,
And South corner of Pelham-street.
entrance Pelham street.)
Terms
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price of .IdrrrtiSiRg.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks. and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion
Advertisements not marked. will he contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly
DAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
UTNo paper discontinued until arreOrages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-03
Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer

THE Inhabitants Of Newport, are re-
Il spcctfully Informed, that they can u
gain be supplied with the above articles
from the BREWERY-at the following
prices, viz;
Ale delivered in any part Of tho
town, per bbl. g w
Pc,ter. do. do. %
C,o,tled. do. per doz. ] 81
Table Beer, 90
n. b. Bakers can bo supplied With Malt,
and Hops Of the first quality.
JOHN GOFF.
Newport, October 4, lo27.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
TAVERN FOR SALE.

1szzA NOR SALE, that valuable brick
fssssA n Tavern House, in the centre
sssM of the fiourishing town of Worces-
G~-AAsza- ter, now kept by Capt Joseph Low
ell, by the naSAe of the BLACKSTONE CA
NAL INN. This House has mary advantages
ovsr others. 1t is situated on the corner of
Main and Thomas-streets, at the head of the
Canal, and at about an equal distance from the
Bank and Court House, where, with proper ex-
ertions, business must for ever centre The
House is four stories high, with twenty rooms,
all well finished, and good Cellar under the
whole of it. There is large, spacious Barn,
finished in the best manner, and thought by
many to be the best in this part of the country,
with other Buildings on the promises. There
is a very valuable Water Lot, not yet built on.
The most of the purchase money will not be
wanted for many years. The situation of the
place, the ease of the payments, the large share
of custom it now has, and the almost certain
rise of the property, with the price it will be
sold at, make it one of the best speculations
that has been, or can be made in this part of the
country. Any one wishing to purchase, may
call on the subscriber in Worcester, or on Col
LOTHIAN BUSH, Boylston.
ELNATHAN PRATT.
Worcester, Feb. 49,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
.Ts1llainistrGtor's SnIe.

MITlL be sold at Public Auction, BY order
of the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge OF
Probate for the County of Worcester. at the
late residence of JOHN UPHAM, late of Temple
ton, deceased, on THURSDAY, the eth dag OF
March meat, at one o'clock, P NJ, so much Of
the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise
the sum of one thousand and fifteen dollars, for
the payment of his just debts and charges
Said Estate consists of Farm, situated about
enc mile northeast Of the First Parish Meeting
House, containing about so acres; with House,
Barn, and Out Buildings, exclusive of the wild
ew's thirds Also, an Out Lot of about % acres,
one third or more of which is covered with ex-
cellent Pine Timber, situated in the easterly
part of Templeton, and within half a mile Of
two Saw Mills. Also, wall Pew, No. Il, u,
the First Parish Meeting House. Also, the
right of reversion in the widow thirds
SAMUEL LEE, .4dm'or
Templeton, Feb 30.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
PUBLIC. AUCTION.

ENILL be sold at Public Auction, by Ii
w cense of the Supreme Judicial Court,
and by consent of all interested, at the house of
JONAS BALL, Innholder in marlborough, on
TUESDAY, the liza day Of March neat, at two
o'clock, P. M, Sc acres of Moving, Pasture.
and Wood Land, situated in the westerly part
of said marlborough, well watered, and of ex-
celent quality; the Wood Land having fine
growth of Chestnut Timber thereon. The same
Will be sold in lots or together, to suit purchas
ers The above is part of the Real Estate of
Timothy UNDERwooD, late of said Northboro'
deceased. Conditions made known at the time
and place of sale. JAMES UNDERWOOD.
Marlborough Feb ID
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, S. Court of Sessions, at Wor-
cester, September Term, A. ID. 1927, and
holden, by adjournment, on the second Thurs
day of December, A. ID. 1897.
On the Petition aforesaid, the Petitioners hav-
ing failed to comply with the former order Of
this Court, it is now Ordered, That they no.
tfy all persons interested in the location Of that
part Of the Canal, which is described in the fore.
going location, to appear at the next term OF
this Court, to be holden at Worcester aforesaid,
on the fourth Tuesday of March next, by pub
fishing an attested copy of said petition and To-
cation, together with this order thereon, in the
several Public Newspapers, printed in Worces-
ter, aforesaid, three weeks successfully, Cat the
expense of said Corporation) the last publlca-
ton to be fourteen days. at least, before the sit
ting of said Court, that the persons interested
in said location may then and there bo heard,
if they see cause, upon any matters or things
relative to the petition or location aforesaid
Attest WILLIAM JENNlSON,
. Clerk pro tenn
A copy Of the petition, location, and order Of
Court thereon.
Attess, ABfJkH BTcELow, cycyS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
Hitchcock's NewEy Inuented Snuff,

ENOR the absolute relief and cure of Ca
M tarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, WeGk Eyes,
Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, Infants
troubled with Snufles 1t is an immediate relief.
1t is also foundhighIy beneficial in partial shocks
of Palsy, especially ia elderly people, the fit hav-
ing often been protracted for years. After an ex-
perience of more than ID years. practice. can
safely say that have met nothing as a substitute
for it in the above diseases Having proved the i'm
eff acy of variety of Catarrhal Snuff in my own
family, Twas induced to make trial for some thing
more certain and effisacous in its effects, and was
led to the discovery of the newly invented Snuff,
which succeeded to admiration in my own family,
and with numerous others who applied to me for
relief | cannot therefore forbear offering the
publiea participation in the benefits derived from
the use of this Snuff and although numberless
certificates orits undoubted good effects might be
obtained, preferresting it on its own merits. and
the unbiased trial of q candid public, who may
wish for relief in the above diseases.
Directions for nsing. Begin with small
pinch on going to bed, and another in the morn
ing--increasingt to three or four per day Price.
IS cents per bottle. SQ,9s per doz. For sale by
J. ROBINSON, Worcester. eviy Dec
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
Ve,U Bakery and Bread Store.

VE ME subscriber begs leave respectfully to
q inform the inhabitants of Worcester
and its vicinity, and the public generally, that
he has established himself in the BAKING
BUSINESS on Front-street, nearly opposite
the Town House, where he intends baking all
kinds of BREAD, such as Loaves, Biscuit and
Breakfast Rolls (overy morning } also, Crack
ers, hard and soft; Sugar Crackers; Seed
Cakes; Sugar Cake Milk Biscuit and Gin
gerbread; all which will be made from good
Stock, and sold at reasonable prices,-and
hopes, by furnishing good Bread, to receive a
share of the public patronage
N: B. Dinner and Supper Rolls furnished
for Parties at short notice.
FRANCIS MERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Bee 12 50tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
AWcgg0N SAFES
FARM FOR SALE.

NETILL be sold at Public Auction, Of not
w previously sold at private sale,) on Mon.
day, the tenth day Of March merit, at one o'clock
T. NJ, Farm, pleasantly situated one and a
half miles west of Berlin Meeting House, con-
tanning $50 acres of choice Land, well proper
toned into Moving, Tillage, Pasturing, Wood
Land, and Orcharding.
Also, will be sold at the same time and place,
2 Jokes of Oxen, Ia Cows, Young Stock, Sheep
Swine, Carts, Wagons, Ploughs, and variety
Of Farming Tools
~ Conditions made known at sale.
Berlin, Feb. 60. ABEL HOWE
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
To the Honorable the Justices

of the Court of Sessions, held at Worcester,
within and for the County of Worcester, by
adjournment, on the third Wednesday in
June, A. d. 1927:
I'D EPRESENTS, the Blackstone Canal Com
ma pany, by the undersigned, Commission
ers, duly appointed and authorized to act in be-
half of said Corporation, that the said Com
pany, by virtue of the second section of the act
by which said Company was incorporated, have
located part of the route of said Canal which
by said act is authorized to be made, viz on
land of Thadeus Chase S. 80, E. chains aver
aging II chain wide. On land of Daniel Rice
S. 50, L. chain averaging u chain wide
And the said Corporation prays that this Re-
port may be placed on the files Of the said Court,
and notice thereof be directed, and three disin-
terested FreeholdgRs, be appointed by said
Court, to estimate all damages which any per-
son, upon whose land any part of said Canal, so
located, may be constructed, or in the construc-
ton of any of its necessary appendages, shall
sustain agreeably to the provisions of the eighth
section of the act aforesaid.
JOHN w. LINCOLN.
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK.