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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17
Notice.

NvHE Subscriber hereby gives notice to
all those indebted to him for the WORCES-
TER NEWSPAPERS that their several accounts
are in the hands of JOSEPH WILLARD, ESQ, of
Lancaster. where they may be adjusted free Of cost
at any time previous to the 18th Of November next
CHARLES STEARNS.
Oct, 20, 1929. 3wis T4al
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17
DISPEP STA,
rNDraEsrroN.

YHIS prevalent disorder, as it exhibits,
= iself in IFS customary symptoms of ioant of ap-
petite, distressing fatuencies heart burn pain in
the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, pointing and
costiveness is found to yield to the tried eca-
cy of
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE PACIFICK
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

BENEVOLENT Societies. 1t is difficult
to tell where charity ends, and miscellaneous
prodlgality begins. "Lucy, why did you
buy a ten dollar shawl ?" said lady of Bos-
ton, to her help ; why don't you put some Of
your earnings at interest or in the Savings
Bank, instead of laying it ALL out in
clothes 2" "Oh / don't know, ma'am," re-
Piled the help, did lend some money once
to my brother-in-law, and he ran away, and
/ lost it. And now am determined to lay
out all | get, and enjoy it as go along
!" But what will you do in sickness, or in old
age' !" Oh, there are benevolent socie-
ties enough to take care of me.D
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

YHNHIS safe and
n infamed Eyes
multitude of Ordinary
The most obstinate
nations Of that dellc
approved Eye Water
the tone of the dlsc
eyes the effect is hlg
standing, the most
ceived. after other a
had failed. Weakh's'
of the Eyes, proceed
manently removed
to be the best prepl'
ever met with, espeec
ness and iniammatI'
nTTbe celebraa1
ACHE PILLS, WI
out the least injury
be found one of the
painful complaint;
G. B. PA
**observe that
written signature OIL
printed wrapper. ]
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17


MEDICAL LIVING. 1t is truly said, that
$. az; medice pivit, aisere Uivii." There can
not be more pitiable person than one who
exists per force of physick, flannel, and
barley water; drop their wine, weigh
their meat, feel their pulse, examine their
tongue, make all their movements and meals
by the regulation of the stop-watch, and
who measure out their life and actions by
the scale of scruples and drachms. know
persons who, strange to say, are sufferers
from the rigid regularity with which they
eat, drink, and sleep. This is city COM
plaint originally introduced by some of the
Marlborough Van-Dams Of the last century,
whose movements resembled those of the
figures of their own Dutch clocks, equally
regular, and about as lively Wadd on Cor
pulency.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17
nA CERTAIN

ri
HIS filthy AMI
- ever so invetera
application by the u
DUMFRTI
1t is unrivalled for
tioss, safety, and crtd
perfect cure of this dil
to be so certain and 4
to effect a cure in one
uot any hazard of taN
docs not contain the
any other dangerous
with perfect safety
even to children at d
VPriee 81 10 G
tions.
For sale bv
G. B. PAA
March 90.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

M
TTNHE Subscribe
n zens of Lancast
have opened a shop
Lancaster, lately occ
offer their servicesfo
WATCHES
TIM
OF EvEI
They intend also \
connection with their
gener'
,JEWELRY. W
PTEC
Their prices will
by punctuality and "a
baton of the commu1
The highest price
and SH LIVER.
NJ They would =
debted to them eitheI
been standing more
ment must be madelI
Auo IL.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17
POETRY.

The following little song, SO perfectly Scotch,
taken from Friendships Offering" one OF tt
London ANIMALS for 1880 -
ASCOT'S LUvE SANG.
BY THE ETTRlcK SHEPHERD.
Could this i'll warld haze been contrived
To stand without mischievous woman,
How peaceful bodies wad hae lived,
Released frae a. the ills sac common.
But since it is the waefu' case
That man maun hae this teazing mony,
Why see sweet bewitching face
% had they no been made sac bonny.
IL
mighthae wandered dale and wood,
Brisk at the breeze that whistles Ger me,
As careless as the roe -dur's brood,
As happy as lands before me;
might haze screwed my tuneful pegs,
And caroiled mountain stream SO gaily,
Had we but wantit a. the Megs
WI glossy cen sac dark an willy
saw the danger, feared the dart,
The smile, the air, an a sac taking,
Yet open laid nay wareless heart,
An gat the woundthat keeps me waking.
My harp waves on the willow green;
o. wild witch-notes it has name ony'
Sin e'er | saw that pawky queen,
Sac sweet. sac wicked. an sac bonny!
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

A MILITARY DANDY OF THE Box ToN.
" Will you sup, Sir Harry" said a noble
hostess to lieutenant of the 10th, who was
rolling, and quizzing, and attitudinlzing
through her splendid apartments. "Noe,
me Teddy, Icut all suppers decidedly" "You
play ~ Noe, cut keards too" "Then
you must dance" "Noe, me dear Teddy
Mary, ] abu-m-inate dancing" But you
must, Sir Harry, have partner for you"
Well, trot her out"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

A short time since, prisoner in the Fleet
sent to his creditor to inform him that he
had proposal to make. On his arrival the
prisoner observed, " have been thinking it
very foolish thing for me to lie here, and
put you to the expense of2s. 4d. a week. My
being SO chargeable to you has given me
great uneasiness, and God knows what it
may cost you in the end. Therefore, what
| propose is this You shall let me out OF
prison, and instead. of Is. 4d.. you shall al
low me Is. Cd. week, and the other l0d.
shall 60 to the discharge of the debt.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17
Price 81, or 6 bottles for SIS.
G. B. PARKER, Lancaster.
T. DOTY. Westminster.

Z. DOTY, Westminster.
*x*Observe. that none are genuine with
out the written signature of T. Kidder, on
the outside printed wrapper.
0FA large discount made to those who
buy to sell again.
March 8.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

1T seems to be the fashion of late to eulogze la
dies fret and ifthe soul of beauty lies in the shoe
why not
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

The following little song, so perfectly Scotch Is
taken from Friendships Offering" one of the
London ANIMALS for 1880 -
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17
EYE

Aug. 1S.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-17

Aug. 25.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

pa bhc desoar his speeches, and therefore TO, q
publish them, argues Of respect for tie tastes
OF their readers On the other hand, 10 be made
the Instruments OF disseminating his eloquent vim
dcation OF the late Administration, his refutations
OF their own hes and caumnies and his brilliant exoo
sure Of the vindictive and antr measures
Of the present wrefched Administration, this !,
little short % death to them. These are the rea
sons that when speech is expected from Henry
Clay, the whole stye is in an uproar. Then comes
the stale Wit OF the table orator, his eating and
dining his way to Kentucky. and suidry other
choice specimens OF the same sort, SO much aimi-
red particularly by the consistent Editor OF the En-,
qurcr, that he publishes them every month. Let
the gentlemen enjoy their witt but they must publish
SIR. Clay's speech.
We have eczema late letter from kentucky from
the pen Of an intelligent man, and give an extract
from it by permission.
81 was at the great Clay dinner a, FowIer's Gar
dem great may really call it, for IN the numbers of
guests sumPtuousness OF preparation, and the graft
ficaton of the company, il far surpassed any 1hing
ever witnessed this side the mountains Numbers of
Jackson men were present and inrmonized entirely
i; Is an idle opinion that the Jackson men in Ken
trcSy are therefore hostile 10 Clay. MANY of his
most attached friends voted for Gen Jackson For
President, Clay would o-mprrow, beat Gen. Jackson
or any other man, in every district of The State und
have nodoubt of'Ohio. he lost ground know,
while he was at Washington. Ills personal enemies
the Popes Barry, Bib and many others, whose ,iis.
like of him largely partakcs OF envy, rallied in his
absence and made great and ceaseless excrions 10
put him down. You know, when the cat IS away,
the mice begin TO play
but though he lost ground i, was but little. and
his return, and identifying himself again with the /
people, and the lnalevolent prosecutions of his enc
mes, have nearly or quite RECLAIMED it. Rely upon
II, tat he is ell powerful here If he could no: car
ry Mr. Adams ON his back. he can carry himself !
Our little Minister to Colombia has gone on 10 i
Washington. He is OF the most conteInp:iblei
men IN Kentucky. IN size ard in every thing else
am AFRAID Bolivar wh think us nation OF Li!lepu-
tans and make uSUn us. Yon will see Claws /
hit at the little t'anker His appointment and that
of the Hearen directed Kendall, have shocked the
fieros popularity more than can express. They
are both generally known. and as generally despscd
Free Tom for his irivoli'v Kendall for bi, base
ness TO bis benciactor."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

2;-ed has been accepted for export. Very eooc "a.
GELS virginia strips viii only fetch did a Sd In
iess material and unexpected advance should taks
would appear From the INST adyicrs from vour s,de o
the very high rates, that shipments can be made 10
deed.
1000 barrels Virginia -four cold days seo a,
32s. in bond %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16
PORT or BICH5IOWD

.4rriccd, schr Freedom, Stulrnan. from Providence
az y with balsst--Passed, at Old Point ComfoyS
s!ooP George, Of Troy, or ~ below Point Of Shcss'
sioop MARROW, Read, from Taunton, (NIass at Pom.
ct Shoals, schr Virginia, Pearson, from PhilaJelp,R.
bound up.
Sailed from Liverpool Nay tnd, Virginia. Mor,p sr VI,
GINA l2ih, Anaorcun, Virginia
At INC Clyde MAY 9th, Hero, from Virgiuis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

AVCi'ou dHd Lottery lsInd
ihc last page Of the Daily paper
~ Tue drawing o. the Splendid Union Csual Lottery VII
O cccNed to-day Tickets cm be procured before tie arrival
oi the mall Of Messrs Hawkins, Chtbb, Bigger Yass & Ma
yr ana fclTfm Whose advertisements with oycTs wc afc
dnablc u maNcfoom for this morning
~ The Washington City Lottery win dr1w t,d ay ava
ne account Of nc drawing re received THURSDAY Tctcfs
nf sale at ucStEs Lottery Office tho Eagle door and az
The other Lottery O!ces-Ca pital SlaOGO Tjetcs "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

gentleman ofthis city has oblieing!y put iut,our
hands letter from u connrXIon at Key West dated
Goth May detailing most anda cjous outra ore Commit.
ted in that inian, town. Here follows an extract.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
OBITUARY

The decease of On SrAusHroN has been already an
nounced hut not PEI hsps in terms due to his merit
We therefore insert the following with pleasure.
Died, on the morning of December 18th, Vt the resi-
a. nee of his SON. Washington city, in the 6Uth ear
of his age, the Rev WIN. sTAUGHTON. d. Pre-
sident Of the College in Georgetown. Kentucky.
The death Of this truly great man Is an event csicua.
ted to i with sorrow the friends ofregion and bene
Violence throughout our Union. Very few men have
applied their intellectual powers to such variety OF
subjects with equal success Asa scholar in classic
lore his reputs has been advantsgeously known TOR
many wears Endowed with f-rvll ina sinstion he
took great delight in the natural sciences, smlrng
the wonderful goodness of the Almighty in the works
Of Creation He was proficient Of no common order
in the exact sciences The higher works Of literature
were all HE own, md his loss the public OF letters
to q certain extent iFreparable He WAS. however,
more extensively know preacher ofthe evrrssti
gospel of deep and frr'@ mt piey, he felt the
Importance of his dutie, herald Of salvation, and
enlisted in ;heir service all the strength and mjety OF
reason, with the grace and beauty OF eloquence Is
no, of,-n that individuals maintain popularity like his
unimpaired by time Ills character Ms pu pit ora or
wa> pecuar, there = sweetness and junction. in his
addresses that found lis way TO every heart It's IAN
guagr elegantly classical and pure, applying he
nice shades of distinction between words with sdira-
ple kill Ills voice powerful and meIotlos, his
action graceful and appropriate but the fascination Of
his eloquence cannot he described: they must have
been (, Il To b. understood
rs an instructor Of youth, his services have been
highly seryiceable. Many distinguished preachers OF
the de m ION of which he brilliant orna
mem were educated under his care, and hundrs DIS OF
his punil. are scattered land, who owe to his
ID paternsl counses and to his upright and pious
eA.npi, no small share of The that has smiled
upon their manhnod
,tb,s los. philanthropy mourns! A prime yer in
the grand system Of Christian bene, ocnce tia; now
ylad-ns thrword he was one oftne frs, who set the
wheels in noiion f the great m'ssona, op' rtons IN
India tie W., founder # the first Bible Society
10 America sunday schools and othsr charitable i''
,ttu,ons we're eraly aided b, his INV are 81 la.
bors Into these SERVICES he entered with the enihn
sasm &c ardent peu. and w"h The sober conviction OF
ultimate success
The brne yo'cnrc Of his heart rendered his private
char ties ,nnumSrae. "N han the eye saw him, then
il blessed I'm In all the relations of society. his
walk was a,sne ,s,. his character unspo'ted. From
tn, heart, Of Wis uercu> friends his memory can new
er I've eff "rl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

Gre free I. copf, - tina We .ds. not mp'rhs
the wsys Of the politicians Of rhe prSs.n, day.
II is knows that Mr.. Calhoun W, oae 81 The
greaI champions Of the sdminisirs ion in get
ling the charter Of 'he presen' Uni ed STATES
Bank through the Housr OF Representatives.
That project Was lhes all in all wi Sosth Ca.
rolina; aud, % We have No, heard that NJ. Cal.
houn has changed sices Upon his question. we
were no, little sur prised 10 fnd, by letter 10
the sdi,or Of the Charlr sion Mercury, thai r .
solutions had bern in reduced Tito The Senate
Of ,ha, Stale 10 the following eE.ct:
Isl. Tina, their R presen,siivss in Congress
be rrQaes' ed, and their Senators Instructed 20
oppose The renfwat f. he u S. Bank.
Cd. Tha, in hr event Of its r-.ine orpor ion
not 10 permit any private Stockholders i" iha,
institution, and ,heerby make II National one.
Sd. Tha, in the event Of The Incorporation oi
any persons for Banking privileges, all me i
,izsns Of the Unie Srat's br put on an equal
ing, in Subscribing for the 8 ock of the
s,me: And,
4,h That the committee IN Finance b. in
siructed 10 report On the Druorie,y Of the es
Enlistment Of a National Bank excluding pri-
vate Stockholders, and III. bes means Of ef-
fecting this object.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

Dr.. Scudder, the celehra ed "occuiis'" in N.
York, who his d evoied his attention To The
ssbjve, Of aruhciai eyes, and who has me,
with great success in his profession, stat .
that he has now succeeded in accomplishing
wba, he Ia, long studied TO stsin-whieh is.
70 have the pupil of the eye sonrae, and di-
late in the same manner as the human eye (;
this is done BY a discovery purely ms own,
aud Is accomplished by the rays If light which
are thrown upon it. The ar,'6 iAl eyes put in
by De- Scudder. move 10 he head in the same.
manner as the real, aud so nearly resembls the
human eve, thar i, is almos, impossible TO dis
iinguish one from The o. h.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

The Telegraph de"iss '"e representations OF
the correspondent, Of the Albany Daily Adsrr-
tiser with regard TO the Pos Office Depart
meat, which we copied day or two since.
The denial is pruGently guarded, however, f"r
fear Of accident, as witness
sUudrr all former Post Master Generals, IL
did sometimes happen ira, draft, by rccidr"'
exceeded the sum due from the Pos'mas,s'
whrni was mlde;srit is possible hat such a case
may nave oce urrei since Mr. Barry has been at
tie mead Of that DeDar' men,, as the draf'> arr
made by tn same cletk, and upon The saw
principle. without any new instruction frsm
him. But il such 4 case has occurred,
Pos master has ever fallen under the censu
Of him, or Of his predecessors, Tor no, paying
speh draft"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Tax NEXT PaxsIDxNoy - rh- " York E"

THS NEXT PREsIDSNcY - ih- York En-
quircr OF Ss,urdsy, 2rocIaims Mr. Van bufe"
as he candidate Of he repuhlica al party, IN cas-
the - h al h Of Gen Jackson shout not per
mi, him to serve another term" On this con
Iinc"ncy. the Secretary OF State may now ne
considered IN the field as b, authority The
Enquirer puff, this gentleman quite on tie
hirb pressure system. Whrn the time arrives
thai M question must be- formally brosched
ibr Enquirer gives the assurance. th~ New
Y,,k will D. true to- herself and 10 ih'R pub
L. an party throughout the United = at-s."-
"Her CLAIMS (says tho E quirsr) IRE great, and
SO veil u IersIood, th,t sc have no fears bu'
her wishes an this all impor ant question, viii
be promptly met by 'hoNe states WIN whi'
she has so ofteu acted in concert, and t. who
she has so rep.a'elly yielded her just prefer
si>ns. So much for her claims ~ q state; but
independent Of these claims, the tain and
quslifc a,ions Of Martin Van Buren-his stern
republican principles aud unwa"ering consis
tcncy-his industry aud legal aoquirrmrn =
his knowledge of men aud msasures-unl'e I"
place him before the people as sai'sbl' eandi'
date for the Presidency when the proper time
shall have arrived"
Tne Telegraph thus rebuk . the Enquirer
fir the PRONUNCIATION Of such sentiments. we
COOKERS on IN Venice" can laugh a, the fears
ef the dominant party:
wefegret to see, in the Courier & Enquirer
an edi Dial article. which will no doubt oe con-
sidsred as formal aud authorised annuneia'
lion of Mr.. Van Buren,, al candidate ior me
Presidency We regret i, because us end.n
sy will be 10 encourage the hopes OF 'hos "ho'
p.ly:ng on division in the Republican parry
calculate upon holding The balance "i p"~er'
and thus 70 use the words OF Mr. Clay, oo>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
MT Journal of yesterday.

In the SENATE, yesterday, various pe.i'ion'
and m. mo, ials were presen'.d and 'sFrreo
aud resolutions submit'ed.-Ihe BIZ ior the
adiu.mrn, # Land Claims in Missouri "a'
r. ad a second time, and ordered TO be engr"ss'
ed Some time vas spent In the consideration
Of Executive business.
In The Hous. of Representatives number
,s ,.,;,;on. were presen,rd and referred. Vs.
riou. bills were then reported by some OF the
Comm;,,ess. and were read twice and com
mi,,ed The house then took up the consider.
alton Of the resolution relating to National
Amory or the Western Waters. A brief dis'
cus,,on took place; all the amendments were
re- lie. ted. and tae Resolution was then adopted
in its original form
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

We have perussd aih feelings Of deep dis.
gust the leisr Of he h audi or of hr Tres.
sury to he Seeretsr- Of ne Navy, witch WIS
r.nsmin-d - Congress with the President.
message; he letter br,rays the maiign,,Y oi
The wri,er's hear, and the baseness OF his al
temp to prop his fallen character Of the e1'
pense Of others; aer, l. in some parts mawk-
ish FIR, 10 conyiu e he public Of his regard
for morality and religion and Of his Claim TO
the nile Of "heay+n born" magnanimous
mind would have scornrd such insiduous ar s
bn, the .en,imeu' of msgraoimi'v, as we'll a.
OF graft sde, j. s,reng MS bosom.
Georgetown Col Gnz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

PENNSYLVANIA. --ln the house of Representa-
Ives, Ms. Wilkins repor, and resolutions Ga
yora,le to the tariff were called ~ on Wednes
vi, bout debate OF opposition.
Gen. Samael M'Krsn has been appointed
Secretary Of STATE by Gov. Wifi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

ts1ninS the esntrois Of the ehoie1 6ytU& vSxS
President. The article Is, in every sense. in-
discreet, because j, canno, benefit the indivi.
dual whom il processes to serve. and 10 direct.
~ in conflict with his known opinions. We
ksc'o that no one is more opposed The sgita,
ton Of tia, question than Mr. Van Buren,,
and 'ha' he permits no ct opportunity Of dis
coan'enanoing and discoursg,ng, to pass BY
unimproved
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
RATHER CoIp COMFORT FOR THE SECRETARY

RATHER CoLp COMFORT FOR THE SECRETARY
- WAR.-The Boston Bsll.'in, Jackson pa.
r,r, ashamed of the Report Of Secretary Eaton,
avs rha, Duff misprined il for the purpose Of
Ii.cracing the wrrer. Upon this, DIFF, with
,.r taking up the cudgels for the Secretary,
;onienls himself with denying the assertion,
add declaring that he printed il as il was W ri,-
en-. Thus, between the two, the Secretary
umsies 10 the ground!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

N-arly 1000 h ers were rrr'iYrd a. he
New York Pos, Offi-e Yesterday bv he ships
Csar'rm,ue aud M. Thomp'on, from Liv-
Yrpool, all IF Viii h were assorted and ready
for delivery ithin TWO hours. In hive minutes
after COMM ne,nS h- delivery. nearly all The
r., e,s for tina tiiy were taken out, by The per-
sons 10 whom hey were directed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

James NeKerzie Il Go
Have received per schooner Gcorgs'"' and Vie
III ginia-
Blue, black, olive. brown. elaret, green. London
smoke, drab and steel mixed Ane and superhne
Cloths
Super extra buff and white Csssimeres
Eng llsh and italian black silk ve,tings
Italian iu,tring. and Aorenees. superior iustrs
Siachew Pongee., English sllh mower.
Rich Fouand chints prints, Queens silk braids
Barge handkerchief, p'.in nd Ithographic bot.
- drPs
Scsrlet fsnnels. plain and printed
SuDer white WEIGH fsnneis
Extrs rine long White X gloves
DO bnct edg,ng. quilting t'ttings
lens hnrs ski, buck sad beaver gloves, &c be.
And BY the :sew-YIrx packet, hourly expected, they
will open = further supply OF
SaxOny merino cIrcasslsns
Rich GarntIrc rb5snds
BlAck modes. Italian grapes, &c. &c.
Gro lie naples
dec IL = eU6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

lNpErENpKScE OF THE Pass. An Ohio edi-
tor declined pusli. Ing an obituary notice of
swo Columns, on the death Of an infant three
months old deeming Il rather too long; md
for which refusal the liter stopped his paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

The Visduct on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road over G~inn's falls has bern
called the CArroIliun Viaduct; and that over
he Pa,apsce, the Patterson Viaduct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23
Public SALE.

WILL be sold on Afonday 2sth inst on six months
w credit 1t the late residence Of John Hollis, dec:
Of Nan iemoy, Charles county. MARYLAND, ~ the
t.--.., Personal ESTATE
-VEEM ofsaid decesse,i, consisting 1T the follow
IYN ing articles VIZ: Sew. rsl Iik ~, yuuns ne
sc--S-oogr oes, of both sexes, horses and mu'ss,
cattle, sheep khGgs, with variety ofearming utensils,
in good order, household and kitchen furniture small
herring seine, boats AMI oars, &c &c sc. Also an
interest in some fishing tackle At Pomonkey. Tho
sale to commence 1t 10 O'clock, A. d
JAMES HOLLIS, Administfatof
N. B.-H Monday, the 18th Dec should not be
fair day the sale will take place the rs, day there.
after dec 8-lsvts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-23

Auditor KENDALL is very hadsomely scored
N :e newspapers; bu, We fear no corree ion
sill ever "reform" him.