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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
MO- 1865
Steamer Columbia

SleaWet SolVMDlN.
TIME baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
have the pleasure of infor ming the public, rat
the above new and splendid Packet has CONNIE need
Columbia.
e4sa The Steamer Columbia Cap
4 tain James Mitchell, will leave the
rEyE SssGS-g lower end of Patterson street wharf
49, 1888 on Saturday of esch week, at r.
VI. for .ierandria, Uashington and Georgefo,Dn lie.
turning she will leave Hashington Wednesday NOR.
ming O'Clock, and 7lerand,ia at o'clock, touching
at Tie following places the Potomac River, to land
passengers and freight. both going and coming
On The Maryland side: On The Trginia side:
Point .ook Out Sandy Point
Piney Point, Bhil FONT,
Coughs Lending Place, DOyds Hole,
Opposite Judge piaters, Mrs Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swann's Point,
Iudlow's Ferry, and
Mrs Piess.
Signals have been placed at each of The above pla.
ces, which will be hoistel Immediately the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav-
ing t,co engine s. and copper boilers She will carry
from 500 to 1000 barrels freight and accommodate in
the mos, superior style. at Ieas, 100 passengers For
speed she stands as vet unryaled.
The prope'ors hope by strict attention to the com
fort OF passengers, and care of goods to merit share
of public patronage
Passage to Washington 81, exclusive of fare.
Freight as customary.-UJ All baggage at the risk
of the owners. ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore may 50-june
n. IS. The passengers in the Columbia arrive sufh-
GENTLY earl, for the six O'clock Lines Thursday
morningto Philadelphia
IN arrangement has been made, by which thu Co.
lumbi, on her passage to the District, will receive
rom u!fhc Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats IN the raiaPsco and also from the steamboat
MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
Notice

Ill. persons indebted to Robinson & Siinn or to
y lanes Robinson, will please call and settle their
accounts AMI AL who have any claims aganS' the sad
Robinson u Shan ri james bInson, viii orlng IN
their accounts immediately.
aug ll-2N JAMES ROBINSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
Burlnps and Sackiug.

DURI.,PS, Va and 2. Just received from Bre.
I'D men, an | will be landed here in few days, tor
sale by JOSEPH JA'Nhf 30
Al.o for sale, few bales Scotch Soaking, Of good
quality july IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
CaNeiMea MAgnesia

ySTE have received direct trrm thc d'r,land Che
w mical Works supply oi SUPERIOR C'icned Mag
ne>ia, made after the manner Of Henry's celebrated
m,gueSia his magucsa We arra"t to be As good,
# not better than the EpgIsh, having b. testing the
two articles together proved this 10 be superior.
We here Offer IN condensed f'rm. nj hat the price
OF the imported, perfectly Puro m 'SneSm aud 1t may
be taken into the. mos' delicate stomach without pro-
tIucng The slightest tan object often 80 cons
,ler.bjc with pin, sic .n) being rather pleasant h.'
,ii,agreeabc tas'el In the use of the American aru
Gle and when it shall become generally known we ave
SATISFIED :, viii supc.cede the OF the imported es
pee ay as It is nrded at the ame price ani rs more
sure IN effect than the caiciaed nasnes'a u
is put up in bottles aud ttOelled WITH directions III
convenient SIZE for families retailing IN country
stores or other places where medicines are ven led
Also, an assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES and SOAPS,
Consisting ct
Tuck, side, long crooked neck and pocket combs
Cloth HAIR flesh, nail varnsh sash tools, and camers
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
SOAPS For sale by
august II WILLIAM ANfhirN y 'o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
Claret " inc

tlaret " inc
'BNE suhscrib"rh lust ccived and offers for sale
Z at his Bou',rr. Lar. q. 'srvrl street,
PtHE k.5RET VINE,
at Is cents ga'lon. or 70 single bottle Also,
by la, c,sk, from IS to s. dollars.
jpIy - 2. ]. SAT.VETAT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27

ScoWs fuv sale or hive
10y JOSIAH 10 DAVIS --12 kegs superior Lard,
ID put up for family use. July IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
Coach-MaKing

Holm SUMMERS x ALEX'RP Z. AUS TIN, respect
y fully inform the public that they have entered IN
Cons-,nershp snd continue carrying on the
Co Ich and Harness Making Business,
At N. old stand on St. Asaph-sreet. between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by Jnhn Summers,
where all orders will DC metw,th prompiattenloa and
executed with neasness and durability teh y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27

TIME baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
L have the pleasure of informing the public, nat
the above and splen lid Packet has CONNIE net
her regular tips between Baltimore and the District OF
Cain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-27
GeMuire Medicine. SC.

few DAYS, fresh suppty of
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

Turks ON the opposite shore is the maritime town oil
alata. containing the DOCKS arsenals, cannon foun-
dries. barracks, SC; above which stands the popu-
us suburb of Pera the residence of the foreign Min
ters 10 the Porte and all foreigners of distinctions
none whatever being allowed to reside in the city,
Beyond, as far as the eye can REACH is an immense
forest of cypress and mulberry trees, being the extern
s;ye cemeteries of all persuasions. From Galata' the
European shore of the Bosphorus forms one continu-
cd line of towns; palaces in every style OF archec-
ture. pleasure gardens and romantic villages. On the
onnosite or Asiatc shore stands the extensive town OF
S,utayi also suburb Of Cons;antinople although IN
another quarter of the globe, and separated by sea
mile in breadth and ut short distance the ancient
and ruinous city of Calcedone, whose inhabitants
were accounted blind for erecting their city in that
pace having the favorable site OF Constantine
lie before their ewes. AT some distance the group OF
he Princes island in the of Marmora, and the
snow clad summit of Mount Olympus, close the pros
meet. From the ancient tower of Leander, near Scu-
tar and Immediately opposite the Serago, the whole
of these objects arc seen in brilliant and interest
mo com deiI-a combination Of nature and ant SO
imposna and magnificent, at to defy the power Of Ian
gnnoe adequately to describe. We understand, how
that Mr. Burerd has taken advantage OF this ia
vorabIe situations aud has nearly finished panorama
Of this beautiful scene, which from the interest at pres
ent felt in all that is connected with Turkey, we ven
re to predict will be of the most popular, as well
az most splendid, ever produced
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
ELECTIONS.

We have few returns from Pennsylvania. In the
civ and county of Philadelphia, the vote for WoJ,
the jackson candidate for Governor, was 1,1o2 and
for Ra,er the Anti Masonic candidate for the same
Office, 556 With one exception the federal candi-
dates for the Assembly were elected great change
has been made in the officers of the city, nearly all
rho candidates on the federal ticket having been elect
ed.
In MARYLAND the Jackson party have gained consd-
erably since last year. In the Assembly they will have
majority of six in joint ballot. All their members
of Congress, except two are Jackson men,
DR.. Jnckaon-Some of our readers will probably
he interested with the following information respecting
this great moaeylender who recently made such iou-
rsh in this Borough. They are copied from the Alba
ny Daily Advertiser
Cqptaa Bqlfor, alias DR. Thompson, alias Dr JACKSON
We learn from an article in the Detroit Gazette that tne
DIR Jackson of whom account as being III TINS q
w. pretending he had large sums OF money 10 ioa, was III
ebioan 1897 made great figure there under the name
of Cantnn John Ramsay Bafour of the English dragoons
and son of John Bafou colonel in the British army ara
governor of a castle in the north OF England :
Canain Baom made arrangements tor the purchase vi
large Of land Joseph and talked much about the
houses barns dog kennels, Sc he meant 10 erect ne OK,
pressed dissatisfaction because OF the "ouu
occur in his contemplated establishment at 81 Joseph On
count its being necessary for him to make journey 10
the of Upper Canada order TO raise trne OF mo
new lust TO his present necessities one OF me cNens
Of Detroit politely offered endorse his bill ON England and
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.--We have at the store
of Messrs Le,cis Veroa g. Co. one of the three
Chandeliers intended for the East Room of the Pres
dents House. 1t is very brilliant piece of furn-
ttre the arrangement and cutting of the glass being
entirely new and in good taste, and is well adapted
for the place it is to occupy Am. Daily Ado.
altered Notes-Noes of the Bank of Baltimore, altered
from S5 to $50 circulation. We have seen one OF the
altered notes. date June "a 1924 and payable to j.
Corson the of which well calculated deceive
that was received without suspicion at one OF the banks OF
the city, The engraving in the body of the fifty dollar notes
of the Bank of Baltimore is however, entirely unlike that of
those of the denomination of S. In the former, the words
Bank of Baltimore all in the second nein the lat
ter they begin the first and end in the second-Ba GAG
TIE WestmoreIand Bank, at Greeusburgh (Pa.) has
stopped payment, and will not pay 25 cents in the
dollar.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. Is-we glad to perceive, do
by the reported proceedings of city councils that the Rev DIR
Hurley has purchased the old state house Clock for the
of ST. Augustine church, north Fourth street The nhah
an Of that neghborhood under obligations to the Rev.
gentleman his liberal expenditures the building and
for the new steeple of the church. U. g. Gag.
The new half dimes have been eounterfeited at
Reading, Pa
statement of the management of the Franklin Donation.
Boston, has exhibited to the City Authorities The fund
at present amounts TO $l7,72O Ga
AT the late term the Supreme Court ofRhode Island.
en- petitions for divorces presented behato females,
six of which granted.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
TO MARY.

Pm alone and | feel solitary,
COMPOUNDED bad pains in my head
must write few lines unto Mary,
!, And then shall push off to bed
I've lust arry'd home from the Party,
twas held at the I" Big Oyster Shell'--
The beaus there all drank pretty hearty
And all the girls sung very well.
There was Thomas, and Hiram, and Billy,
And the exquisite little Miss Brown;
remember you thought she was silly,
Last Summer when you were in town;
But all you were surely mistaken,
For she manages her business well,
And tho it cost some hearts aching,
She's determined to reign "City Belief
The Gallants here think her enchanting,
And our girls have all envous grown;
But they say "there is yet something wanting
To render her hand'somest in town"
They observe " She's imperfect in feature -
This remark I'll admit to be true,
For perfection I've found ia no creature;
No, Mary-not even in you.
Perhaps her light form should be taller,
And lighter the glow on her cheek,
Her waist too, think rather smaller
Than was called for by Fashion last week.
You know she's exquisite singer,
Though its hard to persuade her to sing
And does not her delicate finger
Look well IN diamond ring?
Now Mary don't think me inclining
To kneel at this young beauty's shrnes
Don't begin with thy pouting and pinng,
And forget that I've vow'd to be thine.
would say word more, but the Printer !
fear his dark frown my rhyme
So I'll lay the rest by till next winter.
No more-but remain ever thine.
-andywine 10th mo. 14th, 1920.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
DELAWARE REGISTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1920
Prizes at Braadywine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, $3.50: Midlings 500 400 Wheat
white, per 30 lbs. 1913; red, per 10. Ito: Corn
per 81 lbs. so Corn Meal per hid. so; do per
bD 2,a5 Rye per So lbs 60 cts Rye -four per Dbl.
3.62 a,75
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
MARRLED

On Thursday morning by the Rev Isaac Pardee. ms
GEORGE JONES, of Elkton, Md. to Miss JOANNAH
NAFF, of this Borough.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

Death of Con- Lincoln, Of Maine.--We learn from
the Gardiner Chrcnicle that Hon. Enoch Lincoln, Gov
ernor of Maine died at Augusta the 9TH inst. The
disease is not mentioned, but it must have been of
violent kind, for the same paper that announces his
DEATH contains an account of his address, then just
pronounced, the occasion of an examination OF
Coney Academy at Augusta. Gov. Lincoln was the
son of the late Levi Lincoln, of Worcester, Attorney
General of the u. S. and 1t. Governor of this State,
and was brother of present Chief Magistrate
He was a sound republican, good citizen, true
patriot aud fine scholar. AT his death, he was yet
young man, in the prime of life.-Bost Patriot.
1t has been stated that the late General William
Brooke, of Delaware county, Penn. died by the hand
of his son. The parrcide is contradcted. 1t seems
that no evidence was adduced before the coroners u-
ny which " went to crsninate the SON."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
From the Pensacola Gaxette Of .4ue. 18.
ARRIVAL OF THE FALMOUTH.

The u. S. ship Falmouth Capt. Morgan arrived
at this port Wednesday fast, after passage of
days from Havana.
The Falmouth the last 30 days has been CRUISING
on the north side of Cuba, between Havana and Ma
tanzas We are informed by officer on board that
no direct information had been received at Havana
from the Spanish expedition that recently sailed for
Mexico. a report was current that the squadron
had been seen off Sc Sal, some short time SINCE
There has been sickness among the shipping Mt
Havana. The City in other respects continues heal
my. The Officers ami crew of the Falmouth are al
well.
The Grampus, Capt. Latmer, is giving CONVOY
from Havana and Maanzas once week. Thew
have heard Of no piracies.
We are induced to hope that the report heard nv
Capt Voorhees, at Trinidad. relative to the assassina-
ton ofour Minister at Mexico is unfounded-a let
ter had been received at Havana BY Mr.. Grav, the
former American Consul, from Mr.. Masom Secretary
Of Legation at Mexico-datcd goth June, at which
tame they were al WELDON. Porter was staying at
MIR. Poinsetts house
by a gentleman who arrived here on Thursday
last direct from New Orleans, we regret 10 learn that
the yellow fever is raging there with unparalleled
mortality. The number of deaths on Saturday the
9th instant was 80. For several dava previous tho
number Of deaths varied from 30 to so daily rho
FEVER az yet is principally confined toetranpers
Many OF the DleXicans, who have recently moved
TO New Orleans, had fallen victims 10 the disease
Great alarm Is saG 20 exist among the inhabitants
and mary Of them have left the city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

ne ooaId make oath tina, the dollars, ar b..,o
price noHed 6y I'm, should certainly bel;s,c &
m us. nave distinct and posit,rc recollection Of lie tt
ooer mat IMPRESSION would give linn certi6a,e ,st
IT, ~ my recollection, the piice was as he s,a,ed
% sa,enc, made by Mr. ONell in his ccmmonieat;cn y;
arts ne impression Of the Notary nyscic te;r,
c mo o, The Notary as well myself is manes,y incorrect
w, ny Fcss.om uds so stated 6
in his poposa ,s, ;as.s solemn Doth named
SION as to The price, must be erroneous and to gva h;p
oehcae Ito the best recollection onfy5 as to the
OF MIR. O'Neill y ~ az "'e sPecial request
words 'as he verify believes" in the depositon made
uI' ONeii were inserted in the deposition as matter ~
ana not at his request did Mr. ONe recoIlrc, that
we words were inserted until he called al INV Office for
copy Oh ms deposition, and certain that he had ,L
the oath with this proviso ~ ' va" '"Aea
Your obedient servant SANJJEJ SAUsrSx,
Norfolk, August 20.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
MRS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opposite

- the Eagle Hotel has recently added TO her
boarding Establishment, and viii be prepared TO ac-
conmodate several Members Of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging
Families visiting tbis place, will find her rooms airy
and comfortable. and every effort to render saistac
tton 70 those VINO cali n her, VII DC made.
asc Q g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

singular anecdote is related i'm Ilojsteins Me-
in"1rs OF Bolivar, which will serve TO illustrate
prominent feature in his character. On his triumph
a. entry into Caracas, in the year 1913, Bolivar was
borne in drawn by twelve heauiiful Young ladies
from the first families in the place. dressed elegantly
in white. and adorned in the Datona colors He
stood on the car, bare headed and in full uniform,
with small wand in his hand, and was thus drawn
through thousands of spectators from The entrance of
the city to his residence. We doubt if there were
ever ungalant hero before !-.Ines Innr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

SIr-Relaiive 10 communication which appeared in the
OoK papers OF TINS day, dated Portsmouth, August 25tb
1879, and signed Barnard ONei" Rave no hesitation in
saying that the statement in said communication ar as
corroboratng evidence, is almost entirely incorrect
In the hTst place. necessarily be inferred from the
Statement, oil Mr. ONel that when drew tine Proposals
or hr did in Official capacity Of Notary Public and in
consequence ought IN have pot said proposals ecord)
nc Itct IS, that in March, 1927, did any ofic
appointment hut was engaged mercantile pursuits and drew
me proposals at the request and solely obge Mir ONei
ne second miss aenenI, and of great importance that
When Mr. ONe called at my Office the end of July last
ne purpose OF making his deposition aud obtaining NV GER
de as 10 tne iac dfacHy stated to him, impression
a the Price NAMED in hisproposas Stone York
was Sr dooTs or UpourdS per perch In reply Mr. ONel
uOVed a' my impression must certainly be erroneous as
wo"d baVe been utterly out Of the question have named gh
aPIc and that The highest price he could possibly hare named
nus nave been about fOur dollars, four dollars ftcent
re ceHt and to Saftg 10 the fact he ready and
wS 70 MIKE oHh that the price stated in his proposals. dd
of tIcced me sam last named replied, that not considering
e aa as oil any importance at the time Of drawing the pro-
od and not having the least interest in the transaction aud
so 0S period having elapsed cerainy could not cha roe inv
' a. " lie particular vice named IN The proposals
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15
BALTIMORE. July 90.

Stick to the Carriage. This is advice which has
scarcely failed to prove salutary when followed in
cases where horses become unmanageabe, and run off
with the vehicles to which they attached while,
on the contrary, lives have frequently been lost and
limbs very often broken where persons have permitted
their fears to their judgment, and have at
tempted to escape by leaping out. Yesterday after
noon carriage containing two ladies was passing up
Baltimore street, when the horses took fright and set
oft at full speed. They the distance of four five
squares before they arrested in their progress
the of which the carriage was several times We
Ty being overturned The driver, however, main
tanned his seat the box, the ladies their places with
in, and the foot boy his stand behind, and thus they
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

| John Major, indicted for the murder of Reuben
Gale, in September last, tried at Frankfort, KY
IN the latter part of July. The trial commenced on
the Esd and was concluded on the 25th. The prs-
oner was acquitted. In the of the trial ques-
ton of law was raised and decided-whether the de-
position of the deceased, taken as his dying declara-
ton could be read in evidence-it being proved that
ne did not believe in future state of rewards and
punlshments. The deposition Das rejected.
CharlestoDn, Va. August 5.-The rains which we
have had, in the course of the last two weeks have
prevented the farmers of neighborhood from Sc
curing their crops, and much damage is anticipated
to the wheat great portion of which has sprouted in
the shea We have heard of several instances of Sc
we're individual loss. Evils of this kind, however, come
not without their concomtant good. The wheat crop
was an abundant one although much will probably
be lost good store will still remain The corn and
grass fields freshened and renovated the streams
replenished and all Nature glad and glorious. The
bounties of the have been poured forth so CO.
piously that man has not had time garner her pro-
life gifts 1t would be folly to bewail that which is
without remedy, and it would be ingratitude to MUIR
muir amidst the profuson which surrounds US. We
should rather the realized which is SO han-
day Night where the "parent pair" of the house
hold
-" proher up TO Heaven their warm request,
That II E who stills the ravens clamorous nest,
And decks the lily fair in Aowery pride,
Would, in the ,cGy HIS tuisdom the best,
For them and for their little ones provide.
Free Press
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

Washington, Aug. Our Circuit Court (Bench,
Bar, Jurors, Witnesses, Auditors. and alD has been
completely wearied out by the long trials which have
just terminated-for the present The argument up
on the motion for trial, in the case of the Uni
ted States Watkins, not gone into yesterday
the Court having determined to adjourn, after getting
through civil business, to Wednesday next when
it is supposed the motions in arrest of Judgment &C.
of which notice has been given, will be argued.
The Grand Jury renewed its request for discharge,
and, the Attorney of the United States consenng, it
was discharged, after unprecedented attendance of
forty-two days latelhgencer.
"sSS@-
The Corporation of Cincinnati having passed an
imposing restrictions almost prohbitory, upon the
residence of free persons of color in that city, and
the validity of that act having been sustained by
solemn judicial decision, association has been for
med by this class of persons at that place for esab
fishing Colony in Canada. Their Agents, who
have visited Canada to select part of the country
for their location, in negotiation for " the Gulf
of Bluff Lands" which lie fifty miles from Lake
Erie, in AZ degrees North, on the Grand River. On
this body of land, the Agents report there are al
ready two fourishing settlements one of Dutch peo-
pie and the other of Quakers.-Nat. Intel.
Nep H1reu Conn Au0
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

escaped without injury except the fright. Had
tempt been made by either to leave the carriage it is
hardly to be doubted that broken limb at least would
have been the consequence.