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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

WV "N'N"NN ~"''e' VIZ" "ah ia'eiy pidfCd nav
Ock ln OuC ~->~--, -
d,r,, We deem it proper to publish the 'oi'o"
mo uoice, which we ind in the Baltimore
rh-o,i,,- II will be seen that the "Reform'
mas been su,horized, and ina, the Captain has
40, ac:ed withou, orders.
Captain WEBSTER We are authorized TO
ay thai Cspt Webster OF The Revenue ou'ri
had written orders from MIR Johnson, the nee0-
!, appointed Collector Of 81. Marys, authorizing
and directing him to take the Steps "hien |,
Ne mas, iu relation 10 the lettering OF 'esSe''
names GA their stems.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Now I.Ock EstablishMe."'

0n,o,iJe Mr. John ". Mdssie's HHTa"u'e
OPP' Store, King Street. So, c
w Sn;,h from birmingham. Englsnd,) bsSs eave
w sm. to inform the inhabitants ct Alesan'
dIa ,nS hs s he intends to locks and keys
ds.spon and ss,s s+fse hopes .fS BY
preuueesn,p - uodera,e charges, merit share OF
Their fap pS lock. cleaned, repaired and fitted with
KEYS: Of ~. Pr;nter.
ale Guns ss: ..a n Sss'
The utn'" S''u' neY 2e-eoiot~
&c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Spanish Hides, Goat y Calf Skins.

Spanish Hides, Goat y Calf Skins.
II ANDlNG thu. day. from on board the schr. Ale1an'
la der. ]. Roran master, from St. Thomas
1000 heavy Angostura hides
500 goat skins
rs calf skins
So logs mahogany
25 ceroons ST. Domingo tobscco
8 tierces and bbis. fine green Jamaica couee
AND Nv STORE,
1000 Porto Rico and Iagura hides
700 large La Plate hides
1000 bushels ground alum sal:
1000 do very handsome Turks Island do
So sacks of fine blown do
40 barrels and 20 tierces Of brown sugar; and
90 hhds moasses For sale BY
loo 70 MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

The New York Courier and Enquirer calls
me American System the Chinese Sys,em--
anu say, that Mr.. CllY i, the American Man
brine. This is rather straining after wit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
sALES ar AUCxIo;s.
BY GEORGE WHITE
Furniture Sale,
Public SNle

authority vested in me. shall proce ed to SELL on
- s'onday ne l4M inst at O'Clock. ON Entw;.iess
s wna1f, to the highest bidder. SEINE, about two
y. lannon's long and thirteen feet deep. with all
us appurtenances Terms made known AZ the nlace of
JOHN s. PRESTON,
Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
To Let,

A,wo story Frame House on Duke,
49, h.tween Fairfax and water streets 10 eeooa
EEs pew, the rent will be made low. and posses
gkas sion given on the frs. Of next MONTH "p
ply TO Mrs. Lespo wM N. MILLS.
dec 9-so4t ;,o year ON or
N. 4 Wanted to hire, for the en'"'"E ".
two active laboring men
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

The Pensacola Gazette Of Nov 81 announc-
n the arrival at ,ha, port. Of the y oenrs.
Florida aud Shark.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
BY GEORGE WHITE.
CarpeNters TOnls

Nv wednesday next the 9th inst a, 10 ~ ,oek 4
will be sold without reserve, at the siop lately
occupied by Thomas Brsddock. dec on washington
few doors north Of Cameron st an extensive a.
.os'eht OF carpenters tools. benches. plank, sashes
wndor shutters and blinds, one cast iron crate two
guns, and avariely Of other articles
Ierms-For all sums Of ten dollars and under cash.
over ten and not exceeding twenty sixty days, over
Wenty our months credit will be given the purchasers
sers 'N~e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

The Steamboat North america made her pas
sage from Albany TO New York, on MONDAY
in ten hours aud twenty>sigh, inmates!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

having bern stated that the Captain of
he Revenue Gutter who has lately PLAYED hav,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
From Ms National JvQraai.

The "gorg eous description OF the furniture
which has peen prepared, under The direction
Of the "Repubican" taste Of Gen jackson for
rho celebrated Eas, Room OF The Presidens
Mansion, cannot have escaped the a'ienioh oil
our readers. We we're never among 'hose VINO
suppo.ed tina, either the reputation or the IN
,er,s,s Of our country were promoted by 'eay,
inp that spacious apartment without furniture;
bu, /, cannot nor ough' not, TO be forgo"en'
tina, the very mea VIII aye now so eagerly Tau
inc III. taste md proprieIy which have filled
,ha, room with splendid furniture, were wv" or
three yea,s ago, the propasa,ors Of very differ
en-, opinions. The Editor OF the Richmond
Enquirer published in 1897 letter, OF when
,ne following is an exuaci, accompanying ],
with such remarks as The splenetic hatred ana
prur,ent imagination Of the Editor could sup
ply
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

The subcIiber takes The
On liberty Of informing the Citizens
&asSsS16XG@ Of Alexandra and the public gen.
orally, that he has made an ar
---.-., s., .,,v.v;os passengers from alexandria
r ,:n. "as'SSLTyWGRE EVERY DAY The stage
Iii n ,ure leave II Clagetts City Hotel, Royal 81
eyery morning at o'clock: Passengers for Sa w
more will enter pay their fare thrT 'S1y fs ESr
1a- cc1'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Trustees Sale.

Irustee's Sale.
v'rtueof decree Of the Superior Court of Chan.
- Gerry tor The Fredericksburg District. will offer
for sale, before the from, door of The court house Of
FRINGE William County, on the first day Of Jaase,y
Count ners,
a3xa n 7RaCT Of LIND,
N.Y. situated On Broad Run, in the SAID county:
III supposed to contain four hundred acres on
<sSse. which, John Maddox. at present resides,
winch was conveyed to me, in trust, by John Maddox
and Ann his wife, to secure debt due to John Browns
administrators
frms ~ Sale-One third of the purchase money to
De PAID IN hand one other third in twelve months from
,he DAY OF SALE and the remaining third in two years af
ter SAID sale; the two last payments be secured by
bon with good security, and deed of trust upon the
iand Selling as Trustee, shall convey such title only
as rs vested III me by said trust decd
N. SINCLAIR.
OCT S@-Vs Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Over Shoes.

over Shoes.
have just received supply of dressed PUN elastic
l. over shoes, ready to put on, per brig Alexandra.
from boston, aseasonable article, ard for sale at INV
store on Prince street "'
dec II WA pou,NeoN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14

TH,o,oh 6.ou, juuy ua n.y ~ frc h0"rS
w;,, Isovs I yFORDs FOUNTAIN Inn, Lghfsfreef'
on Thursday 9Th inst at half past o'clock !" the morn.
ing for Washington, and continue to run daily; At he
s ~ tine viii leave Bunards Monsion HOTEL Penn.
syIvania Avenue, (nesr the Presidents house)'0r
~" Roo., kent at the above place. and also at inc
s,.ee Office, No ?, South Calvertst for the recep'o"
Of passengers names. ,eo,,
- .d;,o-s of the Gazette, Aiexandriai Arena ana
III E,sJ.rick sburr; Compiler and Wing. R'ch
,,en,'. Times and Old dominion. Petersburg; her.a
,o"', Norfolk, Register and Star, Raleigh; ana
Observer, Fayetteville. will publish the above '"'ee
,;m,, a week, inner form, for month.
noy ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
rF,ose the Richmond Enquirer.]


Extract of letter from Washington. dated JAM l. 1877
..Tbs being the day which the presidents
uo,s. is thrown omen to all visters, Wenf among
It's. 10 DAY nv respects to him; or rather should
fsir COME 49, Ilpenf the las: Room ~" .e io
r-u1r " which We had voted sZ9'ooo NJ uie 's' S
,~- : ,or,rs.s wxs anxious to ace how that amount
- s,t,,,, criid be slowed away IN single room, ana
~, -l,r r.j.v va. fully satisfied II WAS truly sofse
on .l, IN behold, 6ri, had much the look ofrega
-,sg e-rc- 30 * perfectly agreeable to my oaaJas"
TO- ca iept,biean feelings"
III, l,,,,.oG, subsequently attributed 10
Ssncio, of the United Sfnies, was copien io'o al
;hr J,cksun papers, and made the cue 'o' oa"!
SANDER, against the improviaence, TN eA'rs'a'
60 me corrup, ,as,e Of the late Executive.
81. ,,ls,hond was detected and exposed by me
friend, or Mr.. Adsm>, and by The thouSa"os
..a Ioo.. %, m VAN to- the .rlsndid inves'ure
Of, his soacious ROOM bu, TO ad"p' ,he 10
oe 1is,;npvishen IN mber oil The virginia
tfory.r,;oc the lie performed its mission, De-
for, The ,rutb couid ovrrtake H. NJ
| Now liza, he verv faults ascrloed 70 WI
| Adams-tha, the very, RAJ VINO" "e's ".''
,,led improvid nee. ex ra'sgancs anu -o'
have exhibited ,temselses in Zen.
IarL.n-',bat he room is filled viii spiendio
rnrni,,,,-- the very same party turn ROUNDS sou
Inv sn.cies Of netemps> Ghosts pc '"'
themselves, and Of their own Pecuhar Co
,rap,form wees into virtues, and maze W."
which wss supposed fault in Mr. ADAMS, l.
,osi,i,e vi tue in MS ~ csssor on Una, SUI
;sc, the New York Euqui' is PECULIAR! e'o
omen, in ,ae iollnw,ng paragraphs
.T5. East Rom The coalition papers ten Us Una
the .sast Room IS going 20 be furnished ms ~,
rs, j. had authority; but II II he true we arc
| =. h,.r;, The manner in which Mr.. Ciy's Pres'aeR
Kept the East Room dsrespee,fa to The snIG
rre,sdent Off United States Instead OF us looh.
neat and clean, and tidy and being aeesn psn.bI;
,.,ht % he il was full OF cobwebs. few OLD e'sH
broken glass aud looked es.s
liz one ofthe apartments in Windsor Castle. ho'yl''
palace. or the tow Of London, those "ppenussn,
S kings and monarehs. The head OF . fePa'"S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
phares YhrO0p

oTuI continues his business at the .s", snI de,.
Cwhere lne .;,hrrto been his custom may be ex
P a,sod S nv those who favor him with q CALI
doc 1-eoimo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Wares 'rhvOOp, Jr

Y informs his friends and Tue pup
Z lie that he has commenced the
CABINET MAKING BUSlMSa H. &.
~, Sna..sreet. in the house partly occuP'd ny n"'A
Their opposite M.s' ,,rs, i1' and particularly
IS "s and to have such work made as ne can
an venture to warrant to be durable and ,.o
fn, al lie solicit. earom those Of D.. enas.
c J;spo.ed to p.,ronise him, and pledges ID" 'e''
ertions to please.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-14
Fort WASHINGTON,

West side at Royal bstceen King and Prince 'fTse 1S
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-09

10 O'CLOCK, AT NIGHT.
Since the Above type, have politely furnished
lard - lI-t.-.' - 81 -
"Sinea you eft tho Navy Yard Lieut. Breckenridge aud
marines have died. but very partcuar additional nr
mnton has been yet obtained respecting the sad explosion
Lieut. Null states TINT the had taken
LOT opening the Magazine, aud sentinel placed the Hatch
before he leu tho deck, aud that after being the ward
."c twenty minutes the explosion took place PROM all the
INFORMATION obtained the accident have becn altogether
aecidenth My time has been much employed with the
wounded, that have thought ofli,ilc else.
passenger landing this morning to &c the North Rv.
e. Scemeoa's had ms pocket off, containing hvc thousand
DrrciiS, CorSrr R,ct.Tc Races over this cousc CON-
mened on Tuesday, with nc weather very full attend
both Of the residents OF the county. nnd Of city visitors
Inc competitors on the first day for the four mile heats. for
pure OF $500, were again, aud for tho third within five
weeks iriand Kelsey Rarso Tho bc,s were course all
for the former winner aud Ariel found no hackers; but tho
aslo"smen and confederation Of very many Ariel took the
Ariel, al
Betsy RauSnm. le
The rt heat done in minutes 81 seconds the second
In Sin %, and the third in asn 9s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-09
DOMESTIC.

Tho City water works of Pittsbnrg have gone inin
complete operation and already afford net revenue
Of two thousand dollars to The corporation.
More than nine hundred miles Of CANALS and rail
roads are finished or Under contract in Pennsylvania
at this moment. all leading to the Philadelphia mar-
kct.
Last week the Schuykill Navigation Company re-
ceivcd about four thousand dollar, for seven DAYS
tolls and the Union Canal one thousand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-09

From U,e v. y JO4rndi of Commerce, oc Ttenlgy.
THE AsToR TRTALs.-thcse trials, involving pro-
perty to large amount, will, il Is believed occupy
for several days the attention Of the United States
circuit court. Some Of the most celebrated barris.
tiers Of the Union arc engaged as counsel. and among
the most distinguished is Mr.. Webster, who, We on.
dcrstand. has been especially retained. great num-
bcT OF witnesses have been subpnnacd. We noticed
yesterday plralanx Of about thirty individuals, re-
lies apparently Of past age, who have been brought
from Putnam Co. by some Of the parties, in the foil
hope OF profting by their "reminiscences. Among
them wasth celebrated Enoch Crosby 20 distinguish.
cd as the Harvey Bircl" Of Cooper.
solemn Thanksgiving took place last Tuesday
N The church Of 81. Augustine. at Philadelphia, on
account OF the recent emancipation Of the Catholics
of Great Britain.
foolish trick vas played upon young lady IN
Baltimore by telling her that the boiler Of the
steamboat IN which gentleman 10. whom she was
attached had sailed, had bursted.
The effect ofthis suddop ard affecting intelligence
upon All ardent imagination produced the most no
pleasant consequences, and the shock received hae
rendered hes recovery Doubtful.
CNlaiyOn the evening Of the 2Gfh Miss sara. n Pit
ndn, OF Sutton, Ms 10 years Of age, literally burnt N
death She aone IN her chamber, Il supposed
asleep ~ which situation her clobs took ire hon c1nde
ASSISTANCE was soon rendered. boz late. Sc fingered n
AoufS N eScfueiaiing pain, an expired
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-09
State Of Maryland, }
BALrINopE Cry Cuunr.
June l'eru 1929.

gambling. passed ut December Session 1896; and il
clearly appearing to the court, under submission of
the by the accused, that he had kept at Roulette
Table, ut McPhcrson's, where the Cattle Show was
held IN November 1927, and had received and paid the
bets OF various persons ut such tablcte court held
him guilty, imposed fine of $1,000. and impris
oDment of one week. -TGaScfie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-09

our brother Editors by lucrative Offices ,r5 f
ernmcn,; and whereas we IN reasonable s-cc,s
ton. that in four years moro n certain Hrnsv css
or sonc other good friend of ours will have the ia
opportunity Tor rewardng his friends: This h TO e;vs
vices well and truly performed. ourself in proees.
persona, make application to the said Henry Cav.
or whoever else. being our fiicnd. may be Pfeeidsx
OF the United States, for fat ofice--promisinc In
tho mean time. TO behave oursslf discrcetly, and
Afterwards gracefully to retire from our editorial To-
bors--a 10 mode Green, Carr, &C.
N. %. We give this notice thus early. in order
that none Of our friends may be surprised when shev
see us one dny an Auditor, Collector or Pos,on..
ter.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

could have called for assistance had left her
to perish and she expressed her gratitude.
On the tenth day from the birth of her
chlid' symptoms of approaching dissolution
mad made their appearance. A. felt
that she was dying-but she was calm-she
knew that she must die-yet flush upon
that cheek told that something still linoered
at her heart-need I say ?-'twas mothers
deep and painful feeling-her little HELPLESS
orphans-her dear children, the pledge of
that affection which was now SO soon to
termln ate-must she leave them to suffer
for mothers tender care Twas this
that made her bosom throb that brought
the Hush OF feeling to her blanched cheek,
and caused that precious tear Of sweet af-
lection thus silently to flow oh what
must have been that mothers feeling at that
dreadful hour oh, where are words to
portray the agony of mothers love at such
moment and E too although
forsaken, she cherished still his memory
nearest to her heart
4" She never bland him-never ;"
Oh, no she spoke kindly of him; she for
gave him! "Ten him." said she, "when
am gone, how, much l suffered-tell him
" "aICh o'et am protecL my children, and
teach them to shtN their mothers errors
ask him to forgive ny faults-and when the
cold earth is laid upon my body, oh, tell
him. to she'd tear for her who never wrong
ed HIM, ard whose greatest crime was, low
ing him too well. Tell him this, as the
last dying prayer of his fond, deserted wife
but do not say that reproached him !"
She now beckoned for her children-they
were brought to her-she pressed her eld-
est to her lips, and impaired on her youth
tul cheek the last fond kiss she would ever
receive from her who brought her into be-
ing !; the child was taken from her, and her
sleeping infant placed beside its dying moth
kissed it-and with its little head
reclining on her bosom-her mostened eve
cast on Heaven, as though to invoke bles-
sing, on her babe-sighing-she breathed |
her last
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

sight OF his tormentor, STEPPED in the col
ors OF his trade" and his knife unmannerly
breeched in gore" threw the poor coun-
tryman into fresh agonies. He appealed to
the by-standers for protection against the
artist, who he said was in The habit of kill
ing dozen men every day, and now wish
Ell to despatch him. Appearances were
against the artist. He was Immediately
seized, and cries of " Burke him % resound-
ed on all sides. Some of the crowd, in the
nelght OF their Indignation, proposed to
sacrifice him on the spot with his own
knife; but others, more knowing, thought
II better that, for the sake of example. he
should undergo the ceremony of trial pre-
Vlously to execution; his death. however.
with or without law, was thing determjn-
ed. Nothing can be imagined greater than
the astonlshment of the artist at being TAX
en- INTO custody under such extraordinary
circumstances, and unfortunately being, as
before stated, afflicted with an impeachment
IN his speech, his abortive attempts at ex
PLANTATION were looked upon as so manv
proofs OF his guilt. He was being dragged
OH to BoW-street, when some of his nei0h-
bors interfered on his behalf and endeav-
ored to explain the mistake. With consid-
cradle difficulty the mob was persuaded to
carry the artist to his own house; but it was
not till deputa 1,on from the crowd had in
spected the premises and tasted the color.
to satisfy themselves that it was not blood,
that he was set at liberty.
Tond0n 72noer
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
From the Token for 1880.
THE LEAF-BY S. G. GoopRIcH.

The LEAF.-BY S. G. GOODRICH
It came with springs soft sun and showers
Mid bursting buds and blushing flowers;
1t Hourlshed on the same light stem,
II drank the same clear dews with them.
The crimson tints of summer morn
That gilded one, did each adorn.
The breeze that whispered light and brief
10 bud or blossom, kissed the leaf;
When Ger the leaf the tempest flew,
The bud and blossom trembled too.
But its companions passed away,
And left the leaf to lone decay
The gentle gales of spring went by,
The fruits and flowers of summer die,
The autumn winds swept DER the hill,
And winters breath came cold and chill.
The leaf now yielded to the blast,
And on the rushing stream was cast.
Far, far it glided to the sea,
And whirled and eddied YEARLY,
I'LL suddenly it sank TO rest,
And slumbered in the oceans breast
Thus life begins-its morning hours,
Bright as the birthday of the flowers,
Thus passes like the leaves away,
As withered and as lost as they.
Beneath the parent roof we meet
In Joyous groups, and gaily greet
The golden beams of love and light,
That kindle to the youthful sight
But soon we part, and one by one,
Like leaves and flowers, the group is gone.
One gentle spirit seeks the tomb,
His brow yet fresh with childhood's bloom
Another treads the paths of fame,
And barters peace to win a name
Another still tempts fortunes wave,
And seeking wealth, secures grave.
The last grasps yet the brittle thread
Though friends are gone and Joy is dead,
Still dares the dark and fretful tide,
And clutches at its power and pride,
Till suddenly the waters sever,
And like the leaf he sinks for ever.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
Mrs. a -.
To the care Of Mrs. o., Mo-, Mar.
shaL.st. Boston

10 the care OF Mrs. o., NO., Mar
shaIt-st., Boston.
Some weeks elapsed since the receipt of
the above letter, and as yet Mrs. E
had heard nothing further from her hus-
band--she wrote to him; but mail after
mail arrived without bringing an answer.
She now became alarmed at her destitute
situation-a settled melancholy had fasten-
ed on her spirits-and the intense poignan-
cy of her feelings added to her delicate
state of health were making dreadful havoc
with her constitution. "Surely," she eX-
claimed, as she sat beside her child, caress-
ing the little innocent prattler, whilst tears
fell down her pallid cheek, " surely E
could not be so cruel as to leave me thus
alone-sick, and friendess-dependent on
the charity Of strangers for nourishment and
necessaries for my little one-at least, he
might have provided for thee, my poor
babe !" she said, as. she kissed its uncon-
scious lips" Oh, E.! is This the re-
ward | meet for all my care for thee thee,
for whom | left my fond mother and my
home ON, Il, you could not be so
cruel! !" Twas the only time she ever muir
INJURED, or gave utterance to her grief-but
the inward emotions of her heart, in its
hidden recess of sorrow. told, in the sadden-
ed eye and downcast look, of feeling, which
tongue or lip were TOO feeble to express
Again, letter was despatched to Prcvi-
dence, and still remained unanswered, when
friend to her distress volunteered his SER
vices in her behalf, and after a frutless
search for the object of his mission he re-
turned with the tidIngs of his secret depart
ure from thence-and whittier he had gone
none could tell. This was death-blow to
the remaining hopes which she had cher
ished-cruel as he had been, she did not
expect this-bQt thought the day was not
far distant when he would return, and by
his love requite her for the anguish she had
felt but twas not so she knew her
hopes were blasted-she felt that she was
now alone, upon desert world, deserted
and forgotten
The period of her confinement approach
ed-disease had made fast inroads on her
frame-her health declined each day, and
death had placed his signet on her brow.
Among strangers, remote from friends, and
those who should have been near her in
that trying hour, she gave birth to daugh-
ter. Each day still nearer drew her on to
eternity. Her kind landlady did every
thing in her power to alleviate her suffer-
ings, and did all a mother could have done,
for she loved her us her own child. Poor
A. felt the kindness thus shown her
by this good lady, when all on whom she
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
NEW DRY GOODS.
OLIVER BLAK e,

NO. 2 Goddard's R0w,
HAS just received general assortment of
"a 4 LII GOODS; among which are,
Blue, Black, Olive, and Mixd Cloths and Cas-.
sincres; Habit Cloths; complete assortment
OF FlannetS; Blue and Brown Can,6lets; Tar
tan and Camblet Pl0ids; Worsted and Merino
CtrcaSsians; Ratinetts /; cheap and super dark
GinghGmS and Prints Plain & Ribb'd Worsted
Hosiery; Ga, IA, and "a Linen Danask !;
Shirttng, Sheeting, Bedtick, Batting & PeliSse
Waddtng, &c. &c, at lowest cash prices.
Worcester, Sent 80.