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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
APPROVED
HORSE MEDICINE.

FENO purify the blood, and remove bad hui
"a. mors. 1t is beneficial after long journies OF
hard usage will restore Appetite the horse to
shed his coat early in the Spring, promote health
and good spirits
Directions for its use will be given to the pur.
chaser.
Prepared and sold by
GILMAN B. PARKER,
at his store IN Lancaster
March a.
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STORM oF WAR.

D! once was felt the storm of war
1t had an earthquakes roar,
1t f1ash'd upon the mountain height,
And smok'd along the shore.
It thunder'd in dreaming ear,
And up the Farmer sprang;
1t mutter'd in bold true heart,
And warriors harness rang.
1t rumbled by a widows door,
All but her hope did fail
1t trembled through leafy grove,
And maiden's cheek was pale.
1t steps upon the sleeping sea,
And waves around it howl;
1t strides from top to foaming top
Oat-frowning oceans scowl.
And yonder sail'd the merchant ship
There was peace upon her deck;
Her friendly flag from the mast was torn,
And the waters whelm'd the wreck.
But the same blast that bore her down
Fill'd gallant daring sail,
That loy'd the might of the blackning storm
Anu laugh III lhe roaring gaze
The stream, that was torrent once,
Is rippled to brook,
The sword is broken, and the spear
Is but pruning hook
The mother chides her truant boy,
And keeps him well from harm;
While in the grove the happy maid
Hangs on her lovers arm.
Another breeze is on the sea,
Another wave is there,
And floats abroad trlumphantly,
A banner bright and fair
And peaceful hands and happy hearts,
And gallant spirits keep
Each star that decks it, pure and bright,
Above the roofing deep.
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~ To Booksellers and Pub.
fishers.
FNHHE subscribers have made such ar
Ill rangements for executing

'
IL rangements for executing
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
in Lancaster as will enable them to meet orders
from any part of the United States for the publca-
ton of works in which these two branches are con-
nected. They are possessed of advantages which
will put it in their power to get out works which
may be entrusted to them, in any style which may
be wished, and at such rate as they think will
make it for the interest of those concerned in pub
fishing to favor them with commands.
N. B. Copperplate Printing, Colour
ing, and Bookbndng, are carried on in town by
Messrs. II. & G. Carter, for which the subscribers
will receive orders connected with their own bus
mess.
Orders Cor Engraving, on Copper and
Wood, and for Printing Pamphlets and Jobs of every
description are solicited.
F. & J. ANDREWS.
March II, 1898.
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POETRY.

FROM THE TRUTHS ADVOCATE.
GROANINGS OF ONE ANDREW JACKSON,
TO BE HEARD DECEMBER, 1873.
Caesar aut nullus, was his aim,
Cesar non venit-nuIluS came !!
Oh lud am dished--Oh sous I'M undone,
must give miself up to despair
For Adams, that rascally turncoat has won,
And is still in the Presidents chair.
In vain did fight so, behind cotton bags,
Which gained me such glorious renown-
In vain turned so pious-the curst Adams wags
Said the world would not swallow it down.
They say don't know cen our Geography here,
But know enough plenty for me,
know Washington's up in the District somewhere,
And Kentuck know ant Tennessee.
But phoo for your larning--for where is the use
If man should go off on tour,
Theirs any black Niger, that's walking the street,
Can tell him the way am sure.
murder Kings English, they say-so will
For it shows true American pride
hate all your kings, and your Englishman too,
And every thing English beside.
Then nice apriting-man have hired for my use,
To hide the bad spelin skratcl,
And them are as says how my grammar is bad,
Don't know nothing about it at all.
Though spouting sometimes in the Senate tits true,
I've stammered most sadly and Numbered;
But if I've occasion to make speech now,
Van Buren, will write me a hundred
"The three R's-honest' Rithmetic, Reading and
FITTING,
think, can say, I'm no TOOL in
Considering my time was so took up in fighting,
That only had three quarters schoOlia.'
hate Clay-f hate blrgain-except bet
On game-cock, or horse at the races;
like one of Clay's acts, thoughts so much like
nH,
When he fought with slim John at ten PAGES.
And then about that Mrs Robards affair
That, too, they've told Adams and Clay
Had it never leaked out, I'll make bold to declare,
'Twould not be known to this day.
Then poor Mrs. Gin'ral-I blush when its told,
How they laughed-(I can never forgive her)-
When she said that " she cotched most violent
cold,
For the Gin'ral had kicked of The kirer"
Though every objection I've answered enough,
Still the Adams men jabber and So all,
Bout militia neutrality-suspicious. and stuff
And war-and the deuce knows what ALL
Make me President once, and the scoundrels shall
feel
With my fist 'gainst the wall would jam EN-
they still made the jabber-by thunder and steel
I'd shoot every rogue of ern-d-n em*
TRASH
*NoTE. The author is no more blameabe for the
hard tcords" made use ofby the Hero than Milton
and Byron for the blasphemes put into the mouth of
Satan and Cain. The language and sentiments
must be characteristic of the snnaker
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SUFFOLK DISTRICT.
Hon. Francis c. Gray, Hon. John R. Adam,
q Thos. Welsh, jr. Charles Welles,
James Savage, Nathan Hale.
Hon. VIM. w. Parrot, Hon. Jos. e. Sprague,
g John Merrill, " JAS H. Duncan,
" Amos Spaulding, VIM. Thorndike
MDDLEsEx.
Hon. James Lewis, Jr. Hon. John Keyes,
Luke Fiske, WY. c. Jarvis.
I" BENZ. +. Varnum,
PLYMOUTH.
Hon. Seth Sprague, Jr. Hon. Josiah Robbins.
NORFOLK.
Hon Chr. Webb, Hon. Sherman Leland
Z" Thomas French,
BRISTOL.
Hon. William Wood, Hon. John A. Parker.
" Howard Lathrop
WORCESTER.
Hon. Edmund Gushing, Hon John w. Lincoln,
% Joseph Davis, /" Joseph Bowman
Joseph Estabrook,
HAMPSHIRE.
Hon. Lewis Strong, Hon. S. F. Dickinson, *
HAMPDEN
Hon. James Fowler, Hon. Samuel Lathrop
FRANKLIN.
Hon. Elihu Hoyt, Hon. Thomas Longley,
BEAKsHIRE.
Hon. Chas. NATION, Hon. Robt. F. Barnard.
BAREsTABLE-Hon. Elisha Pope.
NANTUcKET-Hon. Barker Burnell
PAUL WILLARD, Esq. Clerk,
w. +. GRAGG, Esq. Assistant Clerk,
Rev. WILLIAM jerks, Chaplain,
WILLIAM H. CUTTING, Page.
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PROBATE OFFICE,
May 20, 1928.

WoRcEsTER SIS. PROBATE OFFICE,
May 20, 1928.
FHVO the Heirs of NATHL. LOW, late of
u Lancaster, in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the Estate of said deceased.
GREETING -
You are hereby required to appear (if you see fit,
at the Court of Probate, to be holden at Worcester
on the first Tuesday in August next, at ONE of the
clock afternoon, to show cause why the account of
the Administration of said deceaseds Estate should
not DE allowed, and you will be heard thereon.
NATfiL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Letters Remaining IN the

Post Office, Lancaster, June 3Oth, 1923.
Mercy Adams, Samuel Jewett,
Abel Allen, Deborah Knowlton.
Frederic B. Burnett, Washington J. Lane,
Isaac Barnard, Thomas Lewis.
Eli Bruce, Joseph Maynard,
Hollis Bruce, Martha MAYNARD.
Cephas Chase, Pliny Merrick,
Aaron M. Chambers, BENJAMIN Morse.
Huldah Cleverley, Abigail Prescott,
Tory Fitch, George w. Robinson,
Ephraim Fales, Chester Stebbins,
Cyrus Fairbanks, iWm Thurston.
Lewis Fletcher, John Williams
John Goodwin Jr. Samuel Worcester,
Fidela Greenwood, Relief Worster.
Asahel Harris, Amasa Willard,
Kesiah Howe Samuel Wilder.
Chasiah Howe, N. RAND. PM.
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Grave-St tones.

HRAVE-STONES can be had at short
va notice, and delivered in any of the adjoining
towns, free of extra expense, application to the
subscriber, IN Lancaster, agent for the manufac.
March 4
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

*NoTE. The author is no more blameable for the
I" hard tcords' made use ofby the Hero, than Milton
Satan and Cain. Tie language and sentiments
must be characteristics of the speaker
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NEW GOOD

Just received, supply Of
FAsEEION.ABLE& UsEFTJr, 4
CONSISTING IN PART OF
SILK Vesting NEW style)
~ English Bingham, Calicoes,
Corded and plain Muslins, Bobbinet Lac.
Linen Floss and Thread,
Silk and Battistc Cravats,
Drilling, Stripes, Jeans, &C., for summer !,
Silk and Oil Cloth Umbrellas, &c. &c
HERDS-GRASS AND CLOVRl
Good and Cheap.
PATENT AND COMMON nd
DRUGS AND MEDICINE
PALM LEAF.
WEST INDIA GOODS g. GR0C|
As usual, for sale at the Brick Store
G.. B. PARRl
Lancaster, april Is, 1923.
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CIVIL GOVERNMENT
Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, for til
Political Year 1929

His ExcELLENcY LEVI LINCOLN,
GovERNoUR.
Hrs Hon. THOMAS L. WINTHROP
LIEUTENANT GovERNoUR.
COUNCIL.
Hon. Joshua Danforth, Hon. Aaron Hobart,
:" Mark Doolitte, &c Ezra Nudge,
'' John Endicott, " John Mason,
g Timothy Fuller, " Bezaleel TAFT, jr.
f" iona. Philips,
EDWARD d. BANGS, Esq.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
JOSEPH SEwELL, Esq.
Treasurer and Receiver General.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
Thomas Ming,
MERCHANT TAILoR.

King street, bet,se', PIC Franklin House and lily Hotel
vUNAKEs this method Of returning hissincere thanks
l. to HE friends and the public in general, for past
avors, and continues to solicit the for the future
He has just received fresh supply Of FaLL GOODS
He will be able to supply all orders in his line Of bu
sness at the shortest notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash. lie has hand all kinds Of
READY MADE CLOTHING-coats, pantaloons and
vests; cravats stncrs and fashionable collars; rufcd
and plain shirts; general assortment OF gentle mems
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand an
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also csssmeres, blue,
black and fancy eolors, and good assortment Of sat
netts; ahandsome assortment Of vestngs; toiinet and
swansdown velvets and silks; also, good assortment
Of bang up and hunters cords, ahsndsomc assortment
Of Tartan piss and blue and brown cambles; an %.
sortment Of AknneIs Of different coIors; handsome
assortment q fashionable buttons; gilt, plated and
steel. and large white pearl buttons, for gentemen's
coats, and fashionable black bottoms good assor-
ment Of calicoes; ladies' poeksons and children's
gloves. Also general assortment Of
LADIES & GENTLEINEPS CLOAKS.
Orders will be taken. which viii be made up to any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices
will be satisfactory I, those who may favor him with
their patronage nor IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

we have heard it limited that there is pos
sOhiy Of the election OF MIR. Rush TO the Vice
'''s'uenty, as many Of The electors who have
'''n CHOSEN by the Jackson party, have never
XXI Called on, nor have given pledges to sup>
''N Vaihoun for that office. If we are to bear
ase'll, Tor Gods sake, let US not add another
III is possible to be avoided; and We
4''''Ore trust, il there are any electors in the
.'a'lOn mentioned, they will perform Al act
patriotism and virtue, by hurting from Of
~ = man who Is disgrace to his station, to
''a'e, and to the country. Calhoun is
=. ~ aud feared by the party he leads, and no.
out The accidental connexiou Of his name
y" 'aekson's keeps him afoa. He must
I'D should sink.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

The Liverpool Chronicle of the l,h Of DC.
tober after remarking upon the deficiency of the
'asl harvest the inadequate stock of old grain
on hand, and the difficulty of procuring sup
plies from sources hitherto open, ceusures the
government, IN strong terms for what it calls
IT'S eowardiy aud criminal apathy" "France,"
says the Chronicle, 'has prepared herself a.
eainst the evil, whilst England has no, taken
single public step TO possess herself of any of
those means OF obtaining even The small sup.
plies which famine prices may still bring to her
shores. This conduct the ministry may live
to lament in unavilins sackclo,h, when the cry
from furnishing people shall so forth against
them, a. time when final crisis and foreign
wal may demand their undivided attention"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

The last Intelligence from Europe renders il,
certain that the campaign between the Rus
slams and Turks has finished. 1t is perfectly
evident that The Russians have b,en foieG and
disappointed. There is prospect of their be.
ing forced to make disastrous retreat, and it
is now even said tina, they have raised the siege
Of Choumla. We are no: sorry a, this result
Ii is an ill wind that blows nobody good, says
the proverb, and we know the pro,raction Of
the war will he 20 our advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

The Hudson On. Y Republican says, that
IA the county Of Columbia, al moderate esti-
mate, more than FIVE THOUSAND DOL
''ARS were expended in purchasing votes for
ne Hero Bribery was carried on as openly
IS The sale Of merchandise The ordinary
9'ice oil Jackson vote was from three to fee
OAa''- IN some instances barrel Of -four, and
IN others side Of leather. Those were the
grade OF bounty among the poor, bu, in other
uses higher game was attempted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
We Will give Cash

NOR one hundred likely YOUNG NEGROES ofboth
sexes, between the ages Of and 25years Per
sons who wish to sell, would do well to give US CALL
as the negros are wanted Immediately We will give
more than any other purchasers that are IN market
or may hereafter come into market:
the post Office at Alexandra, will be promptly At
tended to. For information enquire at the su5scfiH
era. west end of Duke street, Alexandra. d; Z.
FRANKLIN g. ARMFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

GEORGE nj. TRoUP has been chosen by the
Legislature Of GEORGIA, to be Senator Of The
United States for six years from the 4th day of
March next, TO succeed Mr.. COBB. Mr. T..
received nearly an unanimous vote.
Mr.. COBB having resigned his seat in the Sc
nate, OLIVER II. PRINCE has been chosen 10 fill
the vacancy thus occasioned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

We always read, with pleasure, the produc-
lions OF The gifted poetess NORMA, in the New
York Courier.-The fire and feeling Of true pc
elry is 10 every thing she writes. We have not
head the real name OF the lady-many inferior
female writers are better known TO US. NonNA
cannot, however, long remain unknown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
SNll{P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED, Nov. IL,
Schr. Mosque, Guyder, Baltimore; freight for the
District.
Brig Savannah. Babson, St. Andrews plaster.
SAILED,
Sloop Fanny. Mitchell, Baltimore.
ARRIVED, Nov. le,
Schr Washington, Wilson, New-York, freight for
the District.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk, with pas
sengers. Passed off Indian Head, brig Ceres, Lin
coin, from Stockholm. bound up.
schr.s Potomac, Bears, cleared at Boston for this
port, 18th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
Sealed Proposals

TWILL. be received by the subscriber until the 3o'n
w instant, for supplying the troops stationed Al
ve.r commencing on the LIST Of December, ns2s, and
ending on the 3Oth November, 1929. The beei sup.
nl;ed 70 be of the first quality, and to be delivered At
E", " ash; nrton on such days o: the week, not ex-
ee.dinv thr e. as the Assistant Commissay may direct
eeo va G.-WEBB,
Lieut. and Assist. Comm. Sub
g., Washington, Nov. Sd, 1s2s'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

The Baltimore American mentions that there
is at present great scarcity of prime seamen
in that port. On Saturday, as high as sixteen
dollars per month were paid. Prime white
sailors would readily obtain that price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
6The citizens Of this town

are earnestly requested to attend meeting, to be
held THIS EVENING at half past sir O'Clock. in the
First Presbyterian Church, to ascertain whether fur.
ther aid cannot be procured, towards the accomplish
ment of the great and benevolent objects of the Anne
rican Colonization Society. he different religious
denominations together with the membcrs of the Aux
iary Society in town, are specially invited to attend
Addresses from some strangers may be expected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
Winter Arrangement

Winter Arrangement
For the new line of Stages fran Aezandria TO Wash-
ington and Gsorget,Wn
10 comnrnce on Thurs
moaning, Goth instan,.-
tsS4X Will IetSs Alexandria at half past
in the tiorning and half past
o'clock in the evening. Leave Georgetown at half
past O'Clock in the Morning and half past O'Clock
in the evening Leave Washington at O'Clock in
the Morning and o'clock ID the evening
Fare % Gents,
Apply for seats at the Stage Office next door below
the Union Tavern, williamson's,
Browns and Gadsby's in Washrgton-and at Clag.
etts Hotel, Alexandria.
0Ihe Baltimore Stage viii wait the arrival Of this
Line. THE PROPRlETORS.
nov IL St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
To Builders

Office OF thc Chesapeake &Ohlo Canal Comply;
Washington, hou. ID, 1913.
DROP0SAiS viii be rsceived at this Office, until
L O'Clock, n. Oh the 9Th day Of December,
1928, for the construction Of houses for The Keepers Of
the Locks on that part Of the line OF the Chesa, AXE
OF Columbia, and the Catoctin Mountain. The num-
Der Of houses to BIZ put under contract. is about
ten. Their dimensions TO be 20 feet 'front.' feet
deep,snd one and half stories high. They 10 be
built Of Stone the contractors furnishing all materials.
The plan and specifications together with other in.
formation in relation thereto may be ", this Of.
flee after the Goth instant. JOHN p IN6IF,
nov i4-2twt4D Clerk Che and Ihio Canal Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
COMMERCIAL.
From the Baltimore american Of yesterday ]

II L toCn AMI (INtlN MAhhCl
The advices from Liverpool 10 tn. 18th
October. received by yesterday mornings mail,
have completely rallied the prices o. bread
stuffs in this market. Early yesterday nom
ing, before the news was generally known, q
sale Of Howard street Flour from store was
made at S7.75; but as soon as the intelligence
was promu ga ed rise took place, and sales
WIRE subsequently, made from stores at IS, Ss.
IS, $3.50, aud SO per barrel, cash. The sales
from the stores were chiefly al $3.50, and were
generally effected as early as ten O'Clock in the
morning, when further transactions were sus-
pended, and higher prices asked. The sale al
50 was for lot Of 200 barrels. The wagon
price commenced yesterday al SO, and was very
soon rua up TO $3.50; al the latter price num-
Der Of loads were taken IN the afternoon,
offers were made for sever al loads at 1875, and
refused. In City Mills Flour there
rar sactions. Small parcels Of Susquehanna
Flour continue to arrive In market
We learn that on Saturday afternoon, ex,en
sive purchases of Howard street Flour were
made on speculation, al SO.
We have been favoured says the Baltimore
Gazette by commercial friend with the fol-
lowing extract Of letter, dated
"LlvKRPooL, 9Th Oct 1928.
here has been recently considerable spec
ulation in the Grain markrt-but, whet her the
opinions how getting into operation are foun-
ded correctly, will require some time to decide
in the mean time, hope the farmers Of the
middle States will be getting clear Of their su>
perhuous stock at at good price
"rhe crop Of Potatoes in Ireland has been
uncommonly abundant, more so than Tor some
years, which will leave the whole Of The wheat
crop applicable TO this country, and the supply
from that quarter is immense. What desiga'
ing spectators can accomplish on public opi>
MON, has been tested in 1925, and has shown
the little dependence tina, can be placed on es-
Inmates of interested parties; and il the fears
now prevailing of deficiency be just, the gov
eminent has exhibited gross ignorance Of, and
ina,tenlion to the true state Of the country, in
not earlier providing for SO important an ext
gency."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
RUMN EY,S

LOTTERY and Erchange Office .alerandna.
Drawing Of Rhode Island Lottery, Btu class.
Is % IA 81 10 z So
Drawing Of I'd sub scheme of Maryland State Lot
terry. No 6, is received nov IA
Drawing of the New.Yofk Consolidated Lottery. class
IS, for 1928.
"a al 38 8 Il 37
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

The editor Of the Old Dominion is so much
elated with Jackson's success, that he breaks
forth in the following sublime verse, which we
publish as specimen Of Jackson poetry:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
Notice.

Little River Turnpike Company. NoV. II, 1898:
TIME Stockholders hereby notified that an Elec-
l. ton will be held at Horatio Clzgets Hotel in the
ary neri for President, four directors, and rreasu.
rer, to serve for year thence ensuing to
anime the and receive the report.
&c. Of the President and Directors for the present
year, on the 3lst of December.
JONAH THOMPSON, Tres'r
OrThe Leesburg Genius of Liberty viii insert the
above till election. nov II 3tswtD31
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
Office ofthe Chesapeake f. Ohio Canal 70.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90, 1928.
PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office Of this
L. Company, in the City of Washington, until o.
clock, NJ onthe 4th day of December is2S, for the
excavation, enbankment and wang Of the residue Of
the FIRST fifty miles Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
comprehe siding the feeders the mouth of the Mono
cscy and the Seneca Rivers and the portion Of the
Canal beta Rock Greek and the section now under
contract nett below the Little Falls of the Potomac
River, making about miles of canal excavation At
the same time, proposals will be received for erecting
three dams scFosst he Potomac river four locks.
basia,, and several bridges,
The plans and specifications fer The above work will
be exhibited at this office after the 25b day of Noyem.
Der. JOHNP INGiE,
oc.. 22-2twtdcc 4--6 Clerk Oh {. Canal Com,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19

Bejoce! Rejoice Columbia's sons rejoice,
And join the loud chorus of freedams patriot band:
Your choice! your CHOICE brave JAG kson your choice
Then celebrate your triumph thro' the land.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-19
New Music and Musical IN.
strumeuts.

New Music ana Musical IN
strumeMts.
4 r. KENNEDY has just received one case of SUI
N perior and common vioins, bows and brdgesy
Italian and English violin strings; guitar DO; and
claronets; single and double sgeolets: patent plain
and tpt flutes Of every sizes flies, &c Books Of in.
strucDn for the above, and variety Of new pubcaI
tons of
american and Imported Music:
Among which arc
Wragg's Instructions and Duets for the flute
Willig's Pocket Companion, Minstrel Lays, & Alex.
ander's Journal
Duets for the violin, BY Kleeberg Krsmmer and De-
vienne
PIANO NUSIC-Consistng of
Overtures. sonatas. rondos, cottans, watzes, qua.
drills, marches and quick steps, with large coee-
ton of SONGS & AIRS--Among which are
Greek March, Soldiers Grave, Rail Road March
Arcade. I'd be butterfly, Kitty Clever
.drab Maid, How Roses come, Gov. Yates March
Swiss Girl, Wilt thou Meet, Highland Bride
Dici Voyez, &c. sc.
large collection of Piano Music NOT photographic,
for sale at PRICE.
Dyer's Collection of Sacred Music and the Seraph;
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
o. A. +. Kennedy will exchange or take back afy
of the above Instruments, which on trial, may not
prove satisfactory to the purchaser.
nov 12-eo3t