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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
NElHsSATD8IAa
my yoR<iNG, SEPTEMBER 20. 1929.

pvpLIc EDUCATION IN 'i"eiSiA'-i i"-
are Of Education. as sppli-d to the great
Of The p,oplr Of our country, is univer'
n. ,dmi,,rd. Aad IN msny Of the SAFES,
aro.res, a, wei as the ef:e,s of pubic
N haze BEEN such as TO ast"nish even
90, dryo.ed and enthusiastic friends. II
he safely ss6rmed. ihs:, at this moment,
~, means Of a plain and subs an''al education
m,,e accessible and less cosby 'hon in any
,h,r par, ci the world. And We d'uo' very
mh.,ber the whole would can exhibit .
.,,;on tor,I in amouh, 20 that OF New
ra,t,d, 50 we'll inform d and so universally
.,,,,d In Connec,ieu', we learn from her
.,bue rep,r,s, that no less Khan $1,000 chill
- a~paua,ly Instructed at her public
,.as q, an average expense Of 'wo da!iars,
"a yeu York was enabled, dating the last
- ,x,rnd The means Of td,ca'ion 10 nearly
IF, mil!loa Of her rising g'"eralion.
These examples have NJ, he,n entirely los, on
y, mia. Al.rge and an increasing fund has,
,.m,,y years, been app'i, d 20 the ,duca;ion Of
,, o,orer c~i,izens. But that i has not been
,oob,d 10 The most judicious man"er, mus be
.,id-nr, from the simple i.c;, ,hi' while ii has
..,., vet furnished the means Of education 10
mn. than 10 600 ch Idren, 4 .imIlar fund in
NV Yo,k, but Ii &c more than double It's
noun, +, anruaily eiucl,ing upwards nf 45O,
mo The last Legislature, however. gave to
b> subject us mos, serious attention and, by
,, ALMOST unanimous vote in bath its branches,
gl,plrd such regulations, "a, we have every
-s,,,n 10 believe, will give greater security 20
he fund, occasion its rapid ircrea.e, AMI extend
n. m-ani while they will ss'n The costs Of
J~acation.
WI bout pretending 10 give even j general
| d. G.r Of the law la was passed, we may OBJ
| serve. hat is Distinguishing feature is 'rar
! .SEh aims a, he establishment, of public schools
~lrgg,out the State. Ii authorizes the divi
la Of each county into districts, and on APP
9~,92riai,u 10 each district. frr the erection
sd maintenance of a public Jree-schOOk, on the
ge condition, that the inhsoir ants Of The dis
rrrs shall cOntr,bu e u fair proportion for the
ane purposes.
Tbat this system, or one based on similar
~uaCip,s, viii uljimi'ely succeed in Virgins
RhaSe no doubt Its progress may, possibly,
no. he as rapid as we could wish. Prrjudices
ara u, bs oyar.on,c Ionr .S,ahIivheb h,bi,e IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

tract the attention OF citizens in every part Of
the Union, aud will be Of peculiar ~in,eres, to
US. Our intimate connexion with the grea,
State whose Constitution is TO be settled, ard
OF which We may even be said to he a part,
renders every matter connected with her adj
vancement, Of importance. in every point of
view. We shall, therefore, keep our readers
advised of all the importan, proceedings of The
Convention, and, daily, give a %succinct acc cunt
OF the business before it. We expect 10 be
furnished with intelligence from several cores
pondents In Richmond; and shall give a lead
ing speech on both sides Of each question Of
importance considered BY ire Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

FRoM ST. THcMAs The schr. Marv-S ew-
arr has arrived a, Baltimore, in 10 days from
s.. Thomas To the Capes. She sailed on the
ID h instant. Captain Fonkes states thar the
brig Carpenter. Si>son, from Guadaloupe FOR
Bath, Name, was lost on B.'buda on The 81
Augu.,-ciew saved. The schooner R-nown,
from Georgetown, d. &. was Loaf on A.negadA
ahou, the lst of Scpte'noer-cap,ain, mate
aud one man lost. \. Spanish ship, name not
known, was lost about the same time and place
ported much bad weather TO have been expert
enced aoou, the 3o,h OF August, in the latitude
Of 90 degrees, North
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

We are pleased TO see the favorable notices,
which are taken of our young coun'ryman.
WILLIS. He is certainly one Of the sweetrsr,
we dou'tknow a ber'er word, poets hat we have.
His Monthly Magazine will, we trust, add TO
his purse. as we'll as his solid fame. The anti
Giles IN the Mag zine Of his own, are ,erycred-
table o hi, tas' c and talents, and ii it is conducted
with a spirit highly Communicable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

1.-THE Chief Magistrate Of a great and powerful ma
ton should never indulge in party feelings. Ills con-
duct should be liberal aud disinterested; ALWAYS bear.
ing in mind. that he acts for the whole. and not a part,
Of the community" General Jaekson's letter to Mr..
Monroe
We know Of but one example OF elevated
sentiment TO compare with the above; and that
is in he celebrated answer Of LOUIS the 10Th
of France, when pressed TO resen. an insul, Of.
Tered him before bis accession to the throne:
"a King Of France" said he, Goes not re.
vengr the injuries Of the Duke of Orleans."-
We should doubt, however, whether any in&i-
vidua', seriously entertaining the first sentiment,
could fail 70 acl in a c"idance with the last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL COMPANY.

CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL COMPANY.
An adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders
Of he Chesa PC Ike and Ohio Canal Company
WAS held yesterday at he CITY Hall No qno.
rum being prrsen the meeting again ad j,urn-
cd until Tuesday neXt al twelve o'clock
A le ter WAS read by Mr.. Mercer Il ON Gov
crnor Keur. in which he stated tbs impossible
~ Of he proxy f,r III State of Maryland at
tending Ihe NEE ing this dav, but in i'm ted
tha' hr would IN all probability be suffi ienrIy
!~covrred o a'tead on Tuesday. 1t is here
FIRE confidently expected lha, a quorum will be
prrsrn' on Tuesday, and that the business
which has been so frequently postponed, Will
then hr disposed of
| isve,y desirable that The individual Stock
holders should either Attend. or send ,"tir
prox'es. GNnL Jour. Of Sal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The WinChrs,er Republican gives very nearly
a correct accoun, Of the troubles in The Wig
wan" at Washington-we say very nearly,
for it is extremely difficult to get at the truth
Of such matters. We presume people ought
no, to quarrel at this business getting into the
ne wspapers, since the Presiden, has thought 1t
OF cons,quence enough 10 hold a CABINET CouN-
Gil on tie subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
time Wines.

EEORGE JOHNSON has Just received, per the We
u loclty, from Madeira. a suppl, Of
Old LOnd0n Particular Mudcir0 ZINE,
in pipes, hogsheads, quarter and half quarter casks, of
J. How ard, March & Co.'S brand, warranted pure -
such as comes " to oraer. - and suitable for the best te-
bles. He has aLo received, per same vessel, i few or.
and half or. casks Of The
Finest Grape JHice,"
4 most delicious wine. All Of wliic! he offers for sale
on terms which he hopes will please; AMI invites deal
ers TO call and examine the same, at his store on lr.
wins wharf, where he continues to transact .4gency and
Commission Business Of every description
IntelIigenccr will please insert the above twice a
week I'LL forbid G. j.
sent %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The Richmond Compiler informs us, ,ha,
there has been two or three frosts beyond the
mountains, and on this side the Bloc Ridge, as
low as albemarle The effects Of a Sigh, frost
have aisr been felt iu Hanover. The weather
here has been yrry variable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

PH~orEsraNr LIBERA1ITy.-HENsi BARCLAY,
Esq. Of Saugerties, Ulster coun y, New York,
has presented to the Catholic Bishop of New
York, through the Rev. MIR O'Re'ily, a piece
of ground in the above rising village, for the
site Of a Catholic Church,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

II. ST. l.. CARTER, Of King George; Col. j.
w. HrNGERFoRp aud Dr. RosERT MURPHY. of
Wes,morrlanJ; Col. ROBERT CARTER md Au
GuaTIN NEALE, of Richmond; and Col. John
W. GIBSON. Of Prince William, are candidates
for the SCAT in ,h- Convention, vacant by The
dra'h Of ELLYsoN CunRIE. Esq. The election
comes on in he Northern Neck to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The cleo ions in Maryland are beginning
to excite great attention in the State. In ali
the c~oun,ics, candidates on both sides are nom
iralcL, and the contest will be a pretty warm
one. We expect Maryland will support her
consiste ncy AND 6rmness, aud do her duly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The President has given necessary orders for
the employment of part u our naval force, upon
The coas Ut Mexico, 10 protect, our co,nmere in
tna' quar;er, and 10 aid those OF our citizens,
whose persons or property are exposed 10 any
risk, from he existing state Of things there.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
New Books.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA

UST received, b, Steamer Columbia, an additional
~ supply of valuable BOOKS among them, large
family bibles, with plates, bound in morocco and calf;
small family testamen,si Pilgrims Progress; prayer
books, elegant edition, extra gii!; Johnson's and Walk
er's dictionary, improved by Todd; St Valentines Day;
the last Waveriy Novel, 4 vol; gilt albums; blank
books: merchants meo. do engraved heads for ladies'
ornamental work; Clarke on The Promises; Brown,
Sermons; Opie's Works, 10 vols; do on iying; Wood
bridge geography and Atlas: Cummin's do. do ;
W"rccstsr's do. do. Silver pencils; blank books;
qui Is; blsck.lrad pencil; era, ons, &c. &C Also, a
small inv"ice Of English walnuts and soii. shelled al.
monds, put up in SIN Ill bags for family use.
sept - GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The New York Ciiy Convention for revising
the chirier has RECOMMENDED It's sessions,
and the weather having moderated, and ice
punch and Ia rile soup not so much in demand,
will gel on with the business grandly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
E.arthenwave and China.

DOBERT II. MILLER has just received from Liv-
II erpool. per ships Pioneer and Boston
I65 crates and hogsheaaS Of Earthenware,
China, tTc-wlich enables hun to offer an unusually
extensive and beautiful assortment of goods:
English and French china dinner-sets
Assorted crates, in the original package
Rich cut. pressed and moulded glass
Pipes in boxes, black lead and sand crucibies
Portable cooking furnaces, stoneware
Plated and japanned casters &c &c. eo5w
~ Genius of liberty. Virginia Gazette, Winchester
Republican, and Woodstock paper, viii publish the
above and charge u. H. M.
sen, 2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

.NOtiCe.
tn Proportions Of Fishing Landings, and
aNothers conceynedin Fishing tie shores
oCMe Potomac and Other Rtrers in fhe
tieinity, where Fish are caught at the re-
gut'r season Jor putting up.
1 MEETING is proposed to BE- held in Asrandy:.o,
~ on the first Monaoy in December nezt. at the house
of William B Xiuqrt (Team Boat iIotei) for the pur.
pose of making arrangements which may be mutually
beneficial to the propTietors and occupiers Of the differ
ent Landings in relation to the sale of Fish the ensuing
season. 10 making 'h:s call. all persons Interested ara
espectful,y invited to attend. sug25-eS. ls.MonDec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The Petersburg IntelIigencer * Times are 10
be- united after ,hr 9th October, and to be pub
lishrd BY Messrs Yancey and Wilson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28

The following paragraph appearsin the I'm
tied States Gazette Of the 25'h.
ave had prepared a detailed account OF an
affair which has excited much feeling in this
CRY, but at The suggestion Of The prosecuting
officer. rorbear It's publication his morning, in
homes that the participants in a shocking crime
NAV be taken before alarm is given
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book !uctiOn

THIN EVENLNG. at early eande-kght,
Will be sold, at the Auction L re, corn. r Of King
and ST Assphsireets,
i. NEW IND "a cable COLLEC7fON OF
BOOKS,
this day by steamer Columbia; among them
Large Family Bihles, plates, elegantly bound in
morocco and Call gill
Praye r Books. with additional hymns, plain and
elegantly bound. octave, gilt
St Val, mines Day, Scots last novel
Wesley, works, 10 vols. calf
DIR Adam CIarke's Commentaries, 6 vols.
Mrs. Optics works, II vols Do ON ying
Engraved heads for ladies' ornamental tables
Elegant engraving Of tiarper's Ferry
Johnson's md Walkers qusrto Dictionary, i'm.
proved by Todd
Silver pencils, and a variety Of novels, histories,
school books, &c. sc. sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
Sd0itiOuai.

IMMEDIATELY sfters ards, will be sold 6OU As.
Il NEW GREENE, of good qusIity. sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-28
AUCTIONS
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Cotton NarM at auction.

HAVE just received, and will sell, withou, reserve,
Il at the Auction-store, corner Of Prince and Union
street.. III MORNING, at 10 o'clock
4l9 bundles Baltimore Cotton Yarn, assorted,
from No. 5 to No. l3, inclusive.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-25
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

YENHE undersigned offer to sell and convey
n all that valuable REAL ESTATE, stu
ated in Worcester, in the County of Worces-
ter, known by the name of the Chandler Farm,
and now occupied by Col. SAMUEL WARD. 1t
contains about 800 acres; is about 100 rods
from the South Meeting House in Worcester,
and extends more than 2oO rods on the west
side of the great road from Boston to Spring
field. Northampton, and New York. On the
north side il extends l49 rods on the great road
from Worcester to Amherst and Northampton );
and on the south side lao rods on a town road
1t consists of Moving, TiLage, Orcharding,
Pasture, and Woed Land, in suitable proper
tons. 1t has two good Dwelling Houses, near
~ new, two large Barns, with all convenient
Out Buildings, and the whole in complete re-
pair, and the Land is every where well water
ed. 1t is separated into convenient lots by
good fences, mostly stoue walls.
Ii seldom happens, that tract of Land, so
extensive. SO rich and so well adapted to the
different wants of a variety Of purchasers, is
offered in the market 1t can be divided into
four OF five excellent Farms, or parted into lots
of different sizes, and used for various purposes.
The whole eastern front may be divided into
eligible building lots, for which, the surprising
increase Of population in Worcester, must soon
create pressing demand. The whole Estate,
indeed has been long admired for the beauty
of its situation. and The fertility of its soil.
Connected with this, 40 acres of excellent
Land, called the Tltnic Pasture, lying about 3
miles west from TIE village in Worcester, are
offered for sale.
Also, one undivided half of az the Real Es-
tate connected with the Worcester Brewery,
now owned by Messrs. Trumbull & Ward, ~
ing IN business part ofthe village, and border
ing on the Blackstone Canal. The other half
may be purchased on fair terms of its present
owner.
A liberal credit will be given for nearly the
whole Of the purchase money, if desired. An
unquestioned title will be given, and an accu-
rate map of the Chandler Farm will be previ-
ously exhibited to those who may wish to ex-
anime it,
All persons disposed to purchase, are invited
TO examine the premises All those especially
who contemplate a removal to Worcester to
engage in any of the various branches of profit
able business,,which are opening to the view of
the enterprising and industrious, are reminded,
that another opportunity will probably never
be presented of purchasing situations, so well
adapted TO their wants; because a great proper
ton OF all the Real Estate in and near the CEN
tire of business, is already occupied or passed
into the hands of numerous individuals, who, it
IS believed, wilsnot bring any great portion in
to the market at once, and not on terms so ia
vorable as arS here presented For further in
formation application may be made to either of
tie subscribers in Worcester.
SAM'L. NJ BURNSIDE.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
ARTEAIAS WARD.
CHARLES ALLEN
Worcester. Feb. Is, 1929. Owl
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-25
AUCTION.
ENILL be sold at Public Auction, on Mon.
w DAY, the 9th Of March merit, at 8 o'clock

EMILL be sold at Public Auction, on Mon
w DAY, the 9th of March merit, at o'clock,
A. NJ, at the Store OF the subscriber in Charl-
ton City, $50 called,) % 6rst.rate Cows; pair
of working Oxen, six years old ; pair of two
years old Bulls, very large yearling Heifers F;
two-years old Heifers; Swine 4 good aud
young work Horses; Wagons Harness 2
Carts, and number of other articles.
Also, at the same time and place, 6 pieces of
LAND, viz: sne called the Waters Lot, lying
about one mile north of the Baptist Meeting
House in said ChaIl,on. on the road leading 10
Spencer, containing AZ acres of excellent Land,
completely walled, with durable water thereon.
One lot of Meadow, containing 6 acres, adjoin-
ing land OF James Morton, and on the above
mentioned road. One lot of Land, containing
about p acres, it being the south psrt of the
Peter Wheelock Farm, $50 called.) and adioin-
ing land of Aaron Hammond, one half Moving
and Pasturing, and the other half Wood Land
well watered and fenced, and the wood easy
getting at. One lot lying in the north part OF
Charlton, on the road leading from Charlton to
Spencer, containing IL acres about acres of
which is an excellent growth of wood, and the
other part the best of Pasturing. One lot lying
on the west side of said road, being part of
the Seth Jones Farm, $50 caled) containing
~ acres Of good Pasturing, well fenced, with
NN-NSaS h0tCi vi tue Edliio, Ouc iOt ifiliA III
the south part of Spencer, containing u acres,
chiefly Wood Land, it being the south part OF
the Jones Wood Lot, $50 called,) adjoining land
OF BENZ. Green. The above Land will be sold
on credi, Of from one to FIVE years, with good
security. The Lands can be viewed al any
time by calling on the subscriber at his Farm
IN the north part of Charlton. A Plan of the
above Lands can be seen at the time of sale.
10 BE LET, for 3 years from the LIST Of
April next, the Farm on which now live, con-
tanning upwards of 300 acres Ii is as good a
Farm and in as high state of cultivation as
any IN the town. Also to be Let for one year
from the LIST of April next, the Tarern Stand at
Newton Corner, miles west of Boston, and
from Brighton. There is about $500 worth Of
Furniture in said Tavern, one half of which
should like to sell to the person who hires the
Tavern, and tho other haift lease with it.
ABNER WHEELOCK, I'd.
Charlton, Feb 1S.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-25
O. FoR FEMALES, N

q r.. RELIES Aromatic Pills. have been
A@ lonS celebrated as a most valuable and eff.
eSeious remedy against those general complaints
peculiar TO the female portion OF society. They
cleanse, purify and promote free and brisk cir.
eu'a'ion OF the blood, when become sluggish and
snguId from the affecting ailments for which these
rus are safe and efectual specific They assist
the suspended operations of the sanguiierous sys.
TEN, "hen nature requires it, and rectify the ir.
regular habits OF the unhealthy female whose.
siehiy ana pald eountenance becomes terminated
and ireshens with the natural Glow of restored
heaith. They are tried and approved remedy
IN onstructions, debility, hypochondria green 81, <
ness, giddiness pslpitation of the heart. bad d.
gestton, ioathing OF food, pains OF the stomach.
sortness OF breath, upon every little motion sink.
ing oil the spirits and its consequence, detected
eounteHance and dislike for exercise and CONVEX.
sst'on They are equally conducive to the health
OF married ladies' except in cases of pre- gnancy or
hectic and eonsumptive habits, wien they must
not be taken. But they may be administered to
great advantage month after accouchment, ior.
lne purpose OF cleansing the system and purging
lnose gross humors, which, when retained lay
7 the foundation of numerous diseases, and render
the ncaulious subject unhealthy for life. Thev
should also be taken by all women from Is to So
10 trevent the dangerous disorders consequent
upon That critical period of female life. They
nave been further found, by experience, TO afford
powerful remedy in all hypochondriac, historic
and Yaporish disorders, both in men and women.
whose nervous system they strengthen and recu.
late, aid nature in throwing off those gross and
observation-disclosures which produce melancholy
aud depression Of spirits, removate the body, re.
aSimale the mind, and ditfuse general cheerful
ness and elasticity throughout the whole system
Price s. so per box.
CT Prepared from the original Rccipe in MS
OF the late DIR. w. L. CONwAY, by his immediate
successor and sole proprietor, l. KInDER, and
sold wholesale BY him at his Counting Room. over
No. 81, ourt-street. head of Hanover street.
near Concert Hall, Boston, and retsiIed BY the
special appointment, together with all the val.
liable Medicines as prepared by the late DR..
Conway by
J. ROBINSON and J. GREEN & CO., Uoy.
cester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leoninster.
CARY, RICE, & CO. North Brook6e,J
CHARLES PARKMAN, UesfboroTgb'
JOHN CAPRON & SONS. Urbrioige
TIMOTHY DOTY, WeSfmnsfer,
g. b. PARKER, Lancaster,
and various Druggists throughout the country.
- None are genuine, unless signed T. KIN.
DER, on the outside printed wrapper.
or large discount to country MUSICIANS
traders &c.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-25
D.aYENP0R1pS BILIOUS PILLS.

These Pills are justly esteemed for their easy
operations and good effects, as mild, safe, and
sovereign remedy for bilious complaints pains in
the head, stomach, and bowes-in removing oh
structions of every kinl. by disso wing and dis.
charging morbid matter, helping DIGESTION restor-
ing lost appetite, and sure relief for costive
habits. They are So accommodated to all ages.
seasons, and hours. that they may be taken in
winter or summer. at any time Of day, without re.
gard 10 diet or hindrance of business Their op.
Grafton is so gentle pleasant anJ eifectual, that
by experience they are found to exceed any other
physic heretofore ofered.the public.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-25
POst- Rider's Notice.

VHyHE subscriber having purchased of Mr..
III Charles Stearns his Post Route from Ash.
burnham to Worcester, through the towns Of
Fitchburg, Leominster, Sterling, and West
Boyston, would respectfully request of those
having business in his line to favor him with
their patronage, assuring them that his best OK.
ertions shall not be wanting TO discharge with
attention and fidelity every service committed
to his trust IVERS WHITE
Ashburnham, Feb. 18