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L,o0king-Glasses, Hardware, &c

lust received and for sale at my Auction Store,
% corner of King and st. Asaphstreets,
Elegant mantle, pier and dressing glasses
Brass sndirons, shoves and tongs, tea boards
plated sets casters, brass candlesticks
Glass salts and cup plates,
90 mattresses of MOSS cotton and hair silver watches
"a, 81, "a, 1914, la, l24 and 1874 rose blankets
Point 90
Several beds and furniture
dozen zane bottom chairs, and variety Of useful
and fancy articles, such watch seals, chains bead
clasps. cards. watches, snuff boxes, wood combs
cloak clasps shaving soap, tapes buttons, sspenders
sc. nho "hiiE ~ aue'
dec IL
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7. COR SEES

Lottery and Exchange office, King-'t Alexandria
II S % Is 80
arc the drawn numbers in the Grand Consolidated
lottery, Glass No. TO- which was drawn in the City oil
Washing on Tuesday. Dec. Is. dec IL
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Yhis is to. Give Notice,

SUvIAT the subscriber Of Alexandra County in the
L District Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
plans' Court Of said county, letters Testamentary
III the estate Of Luther Chamberlain late OF the coun-
ty aforesaid deceased All persons having claims a.
ihe same to the subscriber passed by the Orphans
Court on or before the 18th day of June next or they
nsy, by law be excluded from all benefit to said estate
md those indebted thereto, are required to make
Immediate pa, ment Given under my hand this 18th
day of December 1928.
JANE SELMA CHAMBERLAIN.
Excculrix of Luther Chamberlain.
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The report tina, the Governor OF Maine had
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The PacketShip ALEXANDER, arrived at Phi
ladelphia, brings Liverpool dates TO the 9th
November;
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N. o. Sugar, &c.

4 Bs bids. SNev-orle'n' sugar
so boxes bloom raisns just received and for sale by
dec IL MESSERSMI III.
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J. RVMNEY'S

lottery and Exchange office. alexandria,
Drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10
II S 2S Is 2 so
dec II
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-13
eOuNCE pOsC.
LITCMFIELD, MARCH la, ls2s.

lPWe have received the Address of Rev. D. 0. GriswOld, before the F. RI. Soc. off. c. furnished at special and earnest request It came too late for insertion this week, but will appear in our next
 Tn reference to the article on our first page, Eela- ting to Greece, benevolent lady in this village has handed US the Following communication. We trust it will do much good in stirring up the ladies of Litch
 field county in this work ofbenevoIencc and Christian love.
 Can any person possessing the common feelings of humanity, read the above and not reach forth the hand of charity alleviate the misery of our op- pressed brethren in Greece. We should remember that they not only human beings but Christians, subject the pains body and mind that we Ask yourselves what you would feel tosee your moth CTS, wves sisters and children, driven to morasses and caves to secure them from treatment than death, naked and destitute of wholesome food That which you wish to have the wives and daughters of prosperity do to you in similar situation, do ye to them. Great efforts from individuals not necessa- ry fla united system in the of suffering human ty is exerted. Let every farmer in this county, send
 small quantity of provisions, cheese, busheI, or even half bushel of pease, beans, or any kind of grain. any thing that will support life, and bear transportation. Let those who have not provisions to spare, give the avas ofa days labor. Let every female make,some coarse garment suitable for women or children, or if they cannot make garment send any kind of cloth cotton, linen, flannel, and they will be made up either at NewHaven or Litchfeld.- Sheets, towels, and shoes much wanted. In eve- ry let there be deposit for articles when fnsh- ed. Those in this town county may send any arti- ces of clothing to the house of Phneas Miner, Esq. and all provisions to the store of Goodwin & Gal pin, in Lchfsd. Let every person who reads this paper, shew it to his neghbors who do not read it, and call upon them in this of charity thousand rivulets united will form mighty river. Let all bring thank offering to God for the blessings they enjoy, that the prayers opersecued Greece may continue to ascend to common Lord for the pros- periy of Amerca.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-13
WEWTIEIR COWGRRSS,
 FIRST SESSION.

Monuay, rep. 70.
 In the Senate, sundry resolutions were a. dopted for attending the funeral of General Brown. The bill for the relief of Simeon Webster was discussed and rejected. The bill for establishing q Southern J judicial Dis trict inDthe Territory of Florida was discus sed and ordered to second reading.
 Insthe House of Representatives. the nun Der Of petitions presented was. as many as IL sual. Mir. Gilmer presented a resolution to appoint select committee to inquire into the expediency of reducing the number of cadets at West Point, but it was laid on the table by a vote of 90 to 6S. The House then passed the private bills which went through the com, mitte of the whole on Saturday. with the ex- ception of the bill for the relief of Mr. Joseph Young, (security for a deceased p0stmaster) which was'oppoS-d and laid on the table. The House took up the appropri- ati0ns for internal Improvements. Mr. Hall moved to strike out the first section, but after some discussion withdrew his motion. at the suggestion of Mir. M'Duffie. Mir. Taylor then moved an amendment in the clause relative to the Cumberland Road, which was agreed to. An amendment was then moved by Nil. Hayne.
 Tuesday, Feb. go.
 In the Senate, resolutions of the legislature of Ohio were presented by Mir. Harrison, de- claring thatby the constitution, Congress has the power to foster and protect domestic in- dustry, some private domestic industry. some petitions having been presented; and hills read, the Senate went into the consideration of Executive business.
 In the House of Representatives, Mir. Gil
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-13

Advices from Washington induces us io believe that the letter which we published from the Boston Centinel last week, stating that Messrs Madison and Monroe had con- seated to serve as candidates fer Presidential
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-13

boy with two heads. one above the other, two ia ces and features reguarly med, the enjoy ment of perfect health and with faculties perfect as those any other child has been recently discovered in Gan. ada How he came there is not stated.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-13

lPWe have received the Address of Rev. D. 0. Griswold, before the F. M Soc. of l.. c. furnished at our special and earnest request It too late for insertion this week, bat will appear in our next
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-14
Cloth Dlcssing---- Indigo
Blue Dying.

THE subscriber informs his friends
Il the public generally, that he carr.
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINE
in all lis various branches, at the UNI(
FACTORY, Portsmouth r. |. where all p
sons may be assured their work will
done with dispatch md in the neatest IN
ner-or no pGy-as he has employed an
competent TO the business, who has ha
long experience in coloring and dressing
Cloth of every description. Wool cnrded
into Rolls in the best manner, and with
promp,ness, at the customary prices. An
Goods entrusted 10. his care will be finish
ed as cheap as at any other establishment
Goods intended for the Factory may be
left with Edward Stanhope. Broad. street.
or Bobert X. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport !;
George Lawton, Tivcrton, and jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry, where they will be
taken by the subscriber, finished and re-
turned. Carpets made to order, in supe-
ror style from any pattern, and at shoIt
notice. MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, Oct 25, 1897.
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JULY 3.
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270 Byron Lord Byron and some of his
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Reign Of Ttrror.--Despots govern by
terror They know, that he who fears
God, fears nothing else and therefore they
eradicate from the mind, though their Vol
lare, their Helvetius, and the rest of that
infamous gang, that only sort of fear which
generates true courage.
Buke---0n the French Rerolution.
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BELLEVUE HOTEL,
.NEVPORT, (R. ~

V,UE Public are respectfully Informed,
Il That the NEW BOTEL in this Town
will be Opened on the lst OF July, under the
superin,nndance Of mr. I. ROUlLLARD,
an experienced landlord, who will exert
himselfto give satisfaction.
In addition to the Table dHcte, private
Dinner and Supper parties can be accom-
modaied Also, Soups and Coffee al al
ho6rs.
The DAR will be furnished with the best
Of Wines and Liquors, aud these OF every
description usually found in respectable
Tayerns.
The Reading Room will contain the New
York. Boston, Providence, Washington
and some other Southern and Eastern pa
pers.
BOARD on reasonable terms, furnished by
the day, week, or Year.-Ihe best OF Beds.
and Hair Mati rasses, entirely new.
Newport, June IA.
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-s.eAs..-
LOVE.

LOVE.
THrv may talk Of Glove in a cottage"
And bowers Of the treciled vine
or nature bowitchingly simple,
And milk-m half divine
They may talk Of tho pleasure of sleeping
In tho shade Of spreading tree,
And walk with nymth at morning,
Who trips with a footstcp free
But give me a sly Irritation
BY the light Of the chandelier,
With music to play in the pausos,
And nobody over near.
Or give me scat on the sofa,
With glass, especially wine,
And mamma too blind to discover
The small white hand in mine.
Your" love in cottage" gets hungry;
. Your vino is nest Of flies
Simplicity" cuts tho graccs,
And your milk.maids talk ofpies;
You sink TO your shady sumber,
And wake with bug in your ear;
And your damsol that wa ks in the morning
Is shod like mountaineor.
" True love" is at home on carpet,
And nightly likes his ease
And true love" has on eve for capon,
And starves in yonr shady trees"
His wing is the fan of lady;
His foots an invisible thing;
And his arrow is tipp'd with Jewel,
And shot from silver string.
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MISCELLANY.
From the ". Y Morning Courior.

From the N. Y Morning Courior.
Al KORAN The nature Of tho Turk
ish creed is a little known TO people gen.
orally. MS the Turkish character. Some Of
its points are curjous enough
The Turks insist upon the uniiy Of God
They believe TINT the Saviour was the son
fthc Nrcin Mary. and was conceived BY
the "Rauah." which is the breath or spirit
OF God. They believe that he was great
prophet--,hat ho had the power or perform.
ing miracles, that he foretold the coming
OF Nahomei. who is also no more than
prophc' They believe that Christ shall
come to Judge the world-that he shall
re'gn forty years in Damascus. during
which time tnti-Christ shall arise. after
whose ies'ruction Christ shall ascend into
Feav. n and then the dsy Of ,udgmen,
sho'' be hold They believe tha, the Cos
pr AS sent TO Jesus as the law was IN
Mos and the Psalms tn David.
Thev believe NIL the prophets Of tho Old
,Tcs'anien', they balievc in Paradise. in
Hell, but not IN Purgatory. Instead of
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From the Ladies Magazine.
GIT SHALL BE WELL"

" Say unto tie righteous, IL shall be 'oeH
seith them" I!oiy Writ.
/" It shall be well"--the conqueror word,
when vanquishod realms salute him lord,
Gold, honor, titles, power coniers
Upon his faithful followers,
Yet daros not bid fame 8 clarion swell,
Reared the sound" it shall be we, 4"
1t shall be well"--the Youth hath fonnd
joys, like young roses, clustering round;
Ie dreams, might there 10 bhghting fail,
q, he could win and wear them all
What promise can his ieors dispolf
That holy me" it shall bo we'll"
He gains it--yet liz, wntry day
Hath swept those clustered Joys away,
Scattered like rose loavos on the wnd--
But lives the promise in his mind :
.. ne'er again his sorrows tell,
Cling to the hope" il shall be we'll"
"It shall be well"--there needs no more,
The cup of bliss is brimming DER
Joys they nre all BY Goodness lent,
'Tc's-they hle al ny 'lciCy seHt--
That promise ours, where'er we dwell,
Prison or palace" shall be well "
II shall be well"--when spring is bright,
And when mid winters chilling night;
The minds dark storms were hushed in peace
AS rainbows bid earths tenipests cease,
When on the tear dimm'd sdrit fell
Heavens beams were gowcd--" II shall bt
we'll" CORNELIA.
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Store.

No l03, State. Street. Boston.
D NJ. BARNARD. Agent, offers for
Ia. sale ss above, by wholesale or re
tail =
900 kegs English Tower. proof GUN.
POWDER, (for sporting.)
20cO kegs Dupont Gunpowder, warrant
cd first quality.)
$500 90. Boston do. (warranted)
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
NIB. The above Gunpowder is war.
rant.d, and will be sold a. low us at any
othe establishment in the Country of @.
quail quality. For terms please apply To the
Agent. or to Mr.. RUFUS 3. KlNSLEY.
Netport-snd orders given 10 either will
be uomptly attendedto. Nav Is.
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This Day opening, at
ll4, IS s1hEhE. 4 Fl Is
B. S. CAHOONE.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
IAN ns;eti,1o of

Consisting Of
DROADCLOTHS blue, black and 9th
ID er colors, low priced and fine; cassi-
meres, fnnnels, bombazetts, black circas.
slams, bombazin, red raw silk Shawls, Ga
merino do. square with palm corners, fan
cy hdkfs. from 10 cts. To 81; Bntlaniias,
choppas and Bondannas, French aud In
dia Black Levontines. Slate Pongees,
Blk. Gros de Naples, White & Bird Of
Paradise do. cheap gauze Garniture, plain
broad Taifeta and satin ribbons, Betting,
ulper Brown Batise, Plaid g. striped do. 5.4
plaid & Striped Ginghams, Linens, Lin
ten Cambrics, Imitation do. Plain & dot
ed swiss, Swiss Jaconct and Null, Book
Muslins, brown Cambnc, ,Calicoes from l2a
cts. 8. Thread Lace, "A s. ca plain
Nets, Linen Floss, Boxes ofcotton at Sd
Ladies blk Kid Gloves at ls. assorted Par.
is do. Bowdsrds and Raycs do. white, blk.
and Slate English Silk do. cheap, Canton
Nankln g. French Grapes American dim
i,y, TickIngs, Cling gaams- Bleached and
Unbleached Sheeting and Shifting.
Also n small lot of over yaId wide
SHEETlNG at Cd per yard.
Newport Nav T.
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this they lave place called "Araf," to be
inhabited by those who have led an insig,
nlfcunt life in which the good and e'll
are about equally balanced.
The Paradise Of Maholnet is sensual
lovely gardens, ioir fruits, fresh fountains,
flowing rivers OF mill. and wine, the song OF
he Houris--eyeiy thing is addressed to
the senses. Soft is also with their He'll
the wicked are 10 drink scalding water,and
TO eat the bitter fruit Of Tie ZacoH. Still
tor while they have hope if their )dah be
proof against torment. after all their sins
are washed awny 10 the waters OF Solza-
boltl, they are admitted into Paradise. But
to those who have no faith, the fires OF
Hell are eternal. The Turkish belief In
fatdhse is well known II is this, IN con-
nexion with the reward ofParadise to those
who die ia battle, which makes the Otto
man soldier formidable foe.
-..eAe--
n Good hand. In the endless variety OF
hand writing TO be met with in this scrib
bling, scrawling world there seems to be
some difference Of opinion, or OF taste, as
to what constitutes a good hand. When a
fair lady sends fair note and requests the
pleasure of your company to tea on given
evening, that is doubtless fur hand.
When a man writes you most iaconlcally,
informing you that unless you pay that note
he holds against you 10 "a hours, he will
Immediately send you 10 Jail, that may be
called plain hand. When n gentleman
sends you an exceedingly polite note, only
demanding tho satisfaction Of blowing out
your brains, that is denominatcd au honor
able hand. When lady writes billet
doux with quill puckcd from the wing OF
Cupid, and with such fine and delicate
strokes as to be invisible except TO the eyes
Of love, that is a ioveiy hand. Tho Lords
Prayer written in the compass of half a
dime, is a very fine hand. A hand which
is frequently placed al the bottom of u note
"for value received" however coarse and
vile itmay appear is a very Promig'ng hand
A hand, which after writing long, lear
aoporilic article, requests an editor to favor
the public with tbs sublime squeezing o.
an empty noddle, is TO say the least a very
impudeni hand. The gentleman, again
writes TO hip same humble servant o
tho public on matters of any hind relat
ing 90 a newspaper, and makes a point o
forgetting the postage, by the unanimous
! opinion Of the whole corps editorial writes
a most raseaily hand.
! Berkshire American.
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Cheap Vines.

MUTTON HALL has just received /?
NA quarter casks Roussillou wine. and
: casks Lisbon, Of a superior quality. which
he offers very low ior cash o. short credit.
Newport July ~
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PoTTER's VEGETABLE CATHlLlCoN

TNHf proprietor Of this invaluable medicine
Il ftrls authorized by its increasing repu.
tation, o recommend it as superior 10 all 9th.
er poplar REMEDIES, for the cure of KINGS
EVIL or Scrofula- NECROSIS or diseased
bones SlPHlI.LlS i'm every stagc--MTR
CURRL disease; RHEUMATISM; LIVER
comphrts, and ULCERS of every descrip.
aCa
Tho Catholicon has also beon used with
great success in every variety of Cutaneous
dsea4, blotchos on The face, pimples and tet.
ter in particular, White Swellings Gout.
hundco and Bilious diseases generally, Dys
pepsh or lndi igestion, complaints of the Sto-
mach, and general debility. 1t is certain
purlher of the blood and humours, and has
been found an eficacious remedy in purifying
tNc blood Of children after vaccination, and
should be invariably used as general altera.
tive both for children and adults, being agree.
able to tho most delicious palate, and a CRATE.
ful cordial to the stomach. This is tbe first
discovery Of 4 medicine taken into the sto.
mach, that has had the long desired effect ot
curing the most obstinate and distressing ex.
ternal diseases. The use of nutritious food
and the ordinary avocations Of business, are
not Interrupted by the Caiholicon and IFS
properties having the power of restoring both
flesh and bone, and of renovating and invigo.
rating every part of the system during the
process feXtermmating disease, is without a
parallel.
Numerous certificates have been forwarded
To the proprietor in proof of It's wonderful Of.
feols, but from its established reputation we
deemit unnecessary to insert them Tryiag
is te naked truth. SoLp ny
A.P. MOORE,
Market. .suunre Ncvport II I
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Beduiy.-It was n very proper answer to
him who asked, why any man should be de-
lighted with beauty ? that il was question
that none but blind men could ask since
any beautiful object doth go much attract
the sight Of all men, that il is in no mans
power not to be pleased with II.
Clarendon.
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RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment.

This choice aud safe medicine is said 70 bc
superior 10 any now in use. for that dsagree.
able and Troublesome complaint the itch |,
Is so certain in il operation, that no person
troubled with the above disorder. ought to be
without 1t. Ii rs q remedy for cutaneous o.
ruptions, sccrhutic affections of the head sal,
rheum, or any other b,Saking out which ari.
ses from the sharp humors of the blood.
Price as cents box.
Tho Ointment is for sale by
SAMUEL w. ViNSON.
The above medicine is for sale by Doct. r
II. HAZARD, and Doct. A. p MooRr, Ncwport
with Geo. Hammond, & Co. Wexford and
with the Druggists in Ncw.York and Prov
denco and IN the principal stores in the north.
ern states Newport, may i5, 1s2s
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FIatterer--A fatterer is said to be
beast that bteth smiling. But it is hard to
know them from friends, they are 30 obse.
Quious and foil of protestatiOn; for, as n
wolf resembles dog, SO doth flatterer
friend. SIR ". raleigh.
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Yc u gM Ys
from the London Literary Gazette
BOYHOOD.

tFrom the London Literary Gaaettsl
BoYHOOD.
n Oh. once again who would not be boy
BYRON.
The dreams Of early youth,
How beautiful they are--how full OF joy
When fancy looks like truth,
And life shows OF tint OF sins alloy.
When every heart appears
The temple thigh thought and noble deed:
When our most bitter tears
Fall o'er some melancholy page we read.
The summer morn's fresh hours, hues ;
The thousand woodland songs; her glorious
Oh life so full Of FLOWERS,
The difficulty then is where to choose
The wonderful blue sky;
It's cloudy palaces, lis gorgeous fancs---
The rainbow tin,s which lie
Like distant golden seas near purple plains;
These never shine again
AS once they shone upon our rapturcd gaze
The clouds which may remain
Paint other visions than in those sweet days
In hours thus pure--subime--
Dreams we would make realities life seems
So changed in after time,
That we would wish realities were dreams
g. SWAN.