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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Cordial Elixir Of Bark.

VTSls elegant preparation, containing all OF ne VIZ.
tues OF the best Peruvian or Lima BARK can DC ussu
in their stead, whenever they NAV be requredi being
very pleasant the TASTE without
and even with avdty As general tonic it is not sur
pass.d and rs preventive and fer fever and aye
il is highly ecommended-Persons bs ing where b!-
lious diseases prevail. will find this very useful ar''
Gle 1t creates appetite and believes debility o. inc
stomach, and is an excellent article as
conyaescen,s Price, 81 W for large and Is cents
IN ANA III notifies
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

Just Received,
ind for sale at Dacid Martins Book,tOy.
~ III Virginia Housewife or Methndcsl cooL
l. Mrs. Mary Randolph Nefhod is the SOIL ~
angenent. Fourth edition, with nentmeD,, .Ta 40" ~
di.ions. Price rs cents
June lit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Ory Goods.

UAS lust received at his old stand opposite Jonatha
Butchers HarGw ares Iere, well selected assor'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
ORIGINAL POETRY.
THE rs TRANGED.


On foreign shore AIS grave was made.
And none were there To love Inns
In a foreign land his corse was la'd.
With the bright blue Sky above bin.
With carclses rneu they isid him there,
Far FAR from the 'rieuds of his bosom,
For his breast was now cold as the winter Az,
Aud his heart like a withercd blossom.
In. stranger men, they heayed no sigl,
And she'd no tear " pity,
But moved away ca,eessly,
As the men OF crowded city.
Ia after time no nAiders came
To strew his grave with roses.
All on the plain stone is grsved m same,
Where tAe hapless youth Tepo,es.
And there he lies neglected s'il,
With lis brightest deeds unspoken;
Ard none IA, re be who e'er could tell
How his heart aud hopes were broken. w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

English Pariiamea.-T Liverpool papers
announce the election of the following members
Lord John Thyme and Gen. Palmer, for Bath
Mr.. Quincy and r. Grant, for Norwich City,
Sir e. f. Smith and Mr.. birmingham, for Pom
te tract. Alderman Wood, Wathman, and
Thompson. and MIR. Ward, for the City of Lon
don; SIR +. Burdett and Mr.. Hobhouse. for
Westminster; MIR. Greene and Mr.. Cawthorne,
for Lancaster; Sir Philip Grey Egerton, Bart.
and the Hon. Robert Grosvenor, for Chester;-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

The editor OF the London Courier on the rcvo-
luton In France. says:-The probability is, that
Charles y. will be banished from France. and
that the order Of the dynasty will be changed;
but 1t does not therefore follow that the French
will not see the necessity of establishing them
selves under limited monarchy, in which the
example of England may be followed as closely
as circumstances may render advisable and the
peace of Europe be maintained. The subject is
certainly embarrassing, but it is not one of dan.
ger to US. and if ever England had reason to be
proud OF popular Sovereign and an able minis
ter, she has reason TO be so now, when under an
Sovereign and a weak minister there
might not only be difficulty, but danger. 1t is
deeply to be regretted, that the obstinacy of NJ.
de Polignac should have led to consequences so
disastrous to those which have ensued, have been
70 the Royal Family of Fance, but as far as we
Ire concerned to difficulty is presented, to which
he prudence and skill Of the British Cabinets
Ire unequal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

A secondary, but highly important effect of the
Revolution in France will be Immediately, and for
some length of time felt on this side of the At
lantic. Not only invasion but intrigues, scarce
iy less alarming, heretofore directed against Mcxi-
co, Colombia, and South America in general.
must now be suspended. The King of Spain can
spare no troops, the cabinets of Europe will look
we'll to their pecuniary resources, and statesmen
will have full occupation at home Nav patriot
ism and moderation prevail on this side the water
v. I. Da.IY .7dr.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27
GRUM BLERS.

There is class ofpeopIs in the world,
and unfortunately pretty numerous one,
who are never satisfied with any thing,
whether in the alIotments Of Providence,
or in the conduct sftheir iellow-cre eatures.
They gfumble alike At rain and sunshine
cold and heat, poverty and riches, sick
ness and health. Like the tiger, this
grumbling disposition can never be tanned
Il tears equally the hand which isexte,id-
ed TO csress, and thst which is raised tt
strike.
/" Like the qsills on The GTeyM porcsY'~e,'
il bristles every way, for the aanoyancs o
mankind. Myou value quiet then, avo't
. grunbler as you would the veriest pes
in existence. Get out Of bis way at AMI
sacrifice, however great, and you will be
gamer in the end. ao.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27
EMBLEM OF TINE.

The Egyptians drew time with three
heads. The frs: was that of 4 greedy
wolf gaping for time past; because 1t hath
devourcd the memory Of SC
many things past recalling. The second
was that Of a crowned hon, roaring for
time present; because il hath the ptinci.
pslity Of all actions, for which il calls loud
The third wss that Of a deceitful dog
tawning for time to come; because il feed.
some men with many fattcting hopes, tc
their eternal destructian. f'-~ y
A boy ten years old lately huAg Aisssel
N r.uRinsAtY. New YOpk.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27

The following caustic, but appropriate
fable, IL taken from Frsser's Magazine OF
September:--" II is that supports the
household" said hen one day to her
self; esthe master cannot breakfast with
out in egg, for he Is dyspeptical, and
would die; ard II is ] that lay It. And
here is this ugly poodle, doing nothing
earthly. and gets thrice the victuals do
and is caressed all day! BY the cock Of
Minerva, they shall give me double Por-
ton Of oats, or they have eaten their last
epg!' But much as she cackled and
creaked, tho scullion would not give her
an extra grain. Whereupon, in dudgeon,
she hid her next egg in the dunghill, and
aid nothing but cackle and creak oil day
The sculiion suffered her for 4 week, then
(by order) drew her neck, and purchased
other eggs-at sixpense the dozen. Man!
why frettest thou and whinest thou' This
biockhead is happier than thou, and still q
blockhead! All, sure enough thy wages
are too low! Wilt thou strike tcork with
Providence then, and force Him to an
/" .tern.tiyei" Believe il, He will dc
without thee: Il ny point d'homme neces-
sdire,
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27

One town ID Connects pfqducss, an
nuslly, silk 10 the swounoE Of we soo0.1 y.
Tho climate of the United States 4 Peeu'-
iarly adapted TO ~ culture, 20 much 60
as to give superiority to tl,s American u''-
manufactured article. II is NOT rash there
fore to predict, that the production OF silk
may yet become one Of the great employ
ments Of American Industry, and . new
source Of National, wedlth.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27

Two attempts we're made in Pottsvil'e,
Pa. on Sunday night, 7th inst.sto rob ana
murder In the street. One beat the rob
ber of, and in the pursuit by the ci.izens,,
another man was found bleeding and IN
sensible in Norwegian Breek.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27
GOBHLERS.

There are several kinds Of gobblers IN
he world. There is the table gobbler,
.ho, like q mower cutting . wide swsth,
eats his way before him, and swallows
fish, fowl, flesh, liquids
and solids, boil and roast, Try and ir,cca-
see, bake and barbscue-in Short, man
Who performs with his might whatsosver
has hands find 10 do, while there is any
thing within his reach. Then there is the
literary gobbler, who in relation to books,
enacts the same part that the table COB
bler does to things eatsble-devours all
before him, from the light TO the solid,
from the grave to the humorous, from the
iolio to the "a mo. all sent to the tofnbs of
tho Capulets, never to be thought ofaga'n.
Then there is the scandai gobbler, who
picks up and devours oil the little rumors
OF the nexhborhood-all the bits OF scan
dsi and abuse, which happen to be float
ing at the time, not mouthtul OF which he
suffers 10 be lost Besides these, there
are several other kinds Of gobblers, OF
which We shall name but one, and that is
the newspaper gobbler, who seizes upon
every paper he meets, and deposits It
where the owner never sees it again.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27
III Nk LII M:

STOCKFORD g. WHEATONS, /
HHAVE constantly on hand general
!, assortment Of C ORDA q Il, al
! their Rope Walk /; where they will fur
nish Gangs of RIGGING & CABLES,
on good terms and at short notice.
o.. M ALSO, ON HAND, as ~
81 WHITE ROPE, tN,.8 40 eft
.s SEINE LINES, asaes
SEWING TWINE,
BEDCORDS & LINES,
Ot. every description, Of the first quality.
They also request alipersons indebted
TO them on account or note, oflong stand
ing, tc call and pay the same without de-
lay. N'tf a4'' 'ss
Feb, 20. i esf
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27
WOOL
CkRDrN =.

O1N ~s Nsrs
tTYHE Subscriber having put his ma
chinery in complete order for
oAx@1N& WvU-.p
and feeling confident that he can manu-
{acture Roofs in as good order for Spin
ming, as at any mill in this Country, re-
spectfully solicits portion of public pat
ronage, assuring those who may favor
him with their custom, that no exertions
WILDE spared to give satisfaction.
Terms will be e cents per 10. CaSH
NJ. B. Cloth Dressing attended to as
sF Wool Or Cloth lea al Messrs
WV. B. & E. .. CHILp's Store, will meet
EBENEZER COLE.
Milford, (Spansey,) july "a.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27

ing and revelry WAS in hisPPaInents, and
The unfed bsggar came ering from hrs
Ioor. But 6s consideiet not that the
cries of the depressedwers continually en-
erinx the ears fths Most High. And
vhen l knew that this man was once the
cachsbIe child that ! had loyed--the beau
iiuI infant hsd eazsd on with delight
/ said In my bitterness" have seen m
nd of all ltsperisetion, ,''.-sAd ! laid my
mouth ih the 00st. SO lii
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-27

al ain IA old fellow says CoWpss, 10
me a his letters 70 Hurd, "but l had
s.acs my dancing days, - you have now;
yee l could never lind that / could learn
ualf DO much ofa wonan's real character
py dancing with her, ss BY conversing
With her at home, where ] could observe
her.behaviour ut the table, at the firsside,
and h oil the trying circumstances Of do
mestic life. W.. are all good when we
are pleased; but she is the good womaA
who v ants no fiddle to swceteA her."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27


train of ffiends and admirers. We beiieEs she
was also alluded u IN the novsl osiied tie FL.
elusive.
I, seem. thai Paiixnac has hesn one 81 the
Ki9e's mast iniempeIsfe sdsiters, indeed most
hlindy sa Hsa.sare1 she foreign ministers
,ha, M explasinn would fallew the obnasioas
DEGREES. and he seems 10 hare hern AZ much
sfaaished al The result as any one sise. Hr
has evidently been afraid 30 shos hanself since
VIZ iroahies have commenced. aud NJ think
int some silnsinns made TO an obno,oas min
,sier by the hhersl journals are meant Cor BIN.
lfH true lhai he has escaped 20 Brussels. he
as Il happy in having Summed tie D,is
hieh seems 10 threaten his colleague Pcyroo-
NJ
The Prince went 10 Enclsni Ia i729 ne An
hsssad1i. aud n s7e returned - frsBee ,~hsn
as was nsle president 81 tn Council. lis
continents hnYe On al oecasiaos been Of the
highest grade OF JHra Reyflizm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
From The albany Daily Airerii5cr.

MessrS. Editors The following affecting
and pertinent anecdoe was handed me on the
lay the news OF the late revolution in France
was announced IN this CITY. II IS from the pen
ut a gentleman of respectable talents aud stand
ing, who received the substance OF IL from the
most authentic suuree. Though written several
years SINCE. il shows the discriminating nina
aud mature foresight of lis author. From all
appearances OF the politics OF the " old world y
II viii nO' be v,sonar. 10 p edct that Napo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

n PURSUANT toa decree ofthe Superior
~ oVart of ChaLaery, for the Lynchbsfs
Dls''e't pronounced on the 18th Of Oci0beL
ioZo' IN the case OF Pollard vs.. Wright .rps
unat'slgsed Marshal OF the SAID conr,. will sell
10 The highest bidder. Tor cash. ON Frdsg
Tue ISL day OF October, 1880, Of fair II moi, ne
nFs' 'a'r day thereafter,) selling on The pen
SEES III the town Of L,achhurg. The following
lots, to wit: one lot in rhe rear of the MelIG-
d''t Meeting House, 80 feet by -. enc unJis.
ded mo'e'y OF LOT at the junction al .th street
anu ofd "'ley, containing quarter Of aa acre
lha' desirable residence for small family, al
yo,''nS I. anthony, on 4th slreet, lot CONTAINS
oil an acre, houses lnsurpd al $500, p|'
OF lot No. l37. on 9th stree, aud lsf alley, o'
containing an acre ON the out skirts In:
Town, lot OF three acres, near the residence 0.
me late Col, VIM. 3, Lynch, and any otref
'''s III me sad decree mentioned. And beio',
my once door, on the same day. two sina"
tracts OF land, The one in Bedford, on the "as''
o, "opse creek, adjoining the lands oil ~,
Hhttoh, Mr. Howell and others, CoDiaIHip7
w acres aud one on the turnpike road, ne''
Inc Friend 5 MeeIing, House, containing o9,,
seventy acres. The above property WI ~
sola subject 10 the dover right, If any, OF W.
Am .. Wright. /. 4. HOLCOMBt.'
Aug g Ii.as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
10. GOO DOLLAR G.
MODE OF DRAWING

10 be drawn on the A, b, c, plan.--The
oooo prizes 81, 10 he awarded 10 the first, Sc.
cond and third division, 10 be determined bv
that which may draw the capital prize of @lG
600, so hat the holder Of three tickets, one IN
each division, is certain 10 draw one prize. and
mhy draw four. All The prizes above The de-
nomlna Ion OF 81. IN one ~ heel, and all ile
numbers IN another AT once. the whole Ia la
drawn In a lew hDnIs.
Tickets $4-Palves 2-Qrs
10 De mad IN the erea eSt variety of numbers a,
WARD 5 OFFICE.
" All orders from the country, enclosing
The cash or prize tickets. will be pnnctually Al.
tended 10, if addressed 10 G. WARD
Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27
correspondence Of. The " Y Journal of CONF

~, LosDaS, 6ih August, 1880
There is so little attention given IN I.,n,o, 10
ans thing butIhe arrival of news from Franc
inst you cannot be supplied at present with any
positive information respecting English affair.
tia, would prove interesting.
nc elections are proceeding tamely but still
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

Remarkable Coincidence. The following az
count 81 he form of the snbml.s,on Of the Beg
OF iitieri expre'des piqpaut coincidence
Extract Of letter received from Aig,ers, pub.
lished III the Semnphore de MarseiiIes O! the
2sth Iniv - la the psme of God, &c. re
naunce the absolute sovereignty 10 tue virtn-
rlous aud Grant Charles ; and agree to paw
him the tribute aud viii also furnish him with
the contingent, oheying hun il the samc man
ner ana 10 the same torn as my prccrdes sors
did the Dey OF Algiers. also expect u re
celve from the virtaons Charles \ all the sue
cor aud protection that subject has 10 expect
from his legitimate king" LATHE did the poor
Bey dream that. ere his aci of ab!cat,on
reached Paris. the " victorious & grand Charles
y. would have oeen forced to sign his owe act
of abdication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

4 Skigal Politician A skilfnl politician !,
ii geler: II he can oniy FIX the minds of ~,
multitude upon some old conceil he can al.
ways play off his Ifieks before their eves wi,h
complete success. When a political iuepler
tells Won what you should keep your eyes mo,
always watch him, aud see what his eya -
anon. Few men pretend to serve other,
when they DO not aim, in The first place, II serve
themselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

hs maintained, was. at best, but donbtful and
= "hr'e there Is douht," said he, the iurv
are bound To acquii.f The jury were doubt
hi, however. whether tbrre was any doubt N
the case, aud satisfied their own conscience. h.
sentencing him 10 FIVE years imprisonment m
the peoii' ntiary. Mr. Helmhold was utterly
confounhed at heir decis ion. and wondr red how
they cold be SO deaf 10 conviction as 10 con.
yict him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

From The N Y Mercantile Adreriiser.
bERIors ClfARGE.-ie .terday An English
man OF gent"el appearance, aged about so
years, was arrested by Shern's deputy and
one al the Police officers, al the Barley Sire,
Hotel, and committed 10 the Debtol.' Prison for
De enHon. II appfars that The prisoner all
seconded from Nj. Shaw. a Merchan 10 Quebec.
whh notes, &C. I" the amount o. about $4,000
MI, shaw discovered the fight OF the prisoner
WITHIN little more than ~ hours after il com
meoced, and conjrclured that he would p,o-
eeed towards this city to take passage tor Eu-
rope after negotiating The money The mi
soner arrived heee on thursday evening, MIR.
SHAW arrived yesterday morning, and instant
" proceeded 10 the Poiee Office, where he
gave an exact description. Of the manner aud
appearance which characterized the fugitive.
anh such was the ACTIVITY ofthe persons enea-
Sed, that III a few hours the arrest was made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

NORFOLK, SEPT. l5.-Our readers have heeo
ul o 'nh' we hada knight Of the thimble in o,r
Do,ooSh jan, whose name he sand was Charles
d. fi'imoold' held IN custody upon cbarSe NJ
o W ,ng ms way through window of Mr. 1ob,,
- "oi'on store, on The morniug Of the %. n
Oh June last, with the intention of rohl;n. 49,
S"d"e lie was reman Ell by the examinms
co.i.' ol' MS oial came on before the Suner,or
"ou'' last Monday. Aiterhls counsel had Closed
very clever defence, the prisoner asked nsr
'.'as on VI ''e coun TO defend himself, which
was granted He accordingly proceeded for
d" "'a' 10 Comment upon the t.slimony. wbicp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

tot Benjamin Seiatan. Of M1r6lshead. We
have seen IN several of the eastern rapers re-
marks on the character Of this gentleman in
cohneSIon with the recent melancholy affair
~ oalem, calculated % make an impression on
me pubic evidently injurious TO the individual
~ question, and not ia accordance with fact AR
feelings OF JIsilcP. Colooel Selnan wa, i'm.
piisoned ia Salem antecedent 10 the meet ng
OF the hrst Grand Jlry w1ich mIIc,ed the
hnHpPs and the trownIhshelds On the ex-
ANIMATION before that jury, we have good az
"ohN Ion Sattng, thai iheTeNas no doubt oChis
CT re III &c nee OF the charge. He was hbe
h'eu 'eiy promptly; but tle untowarJ acci-
dent OF beng Imprisoned on such a charge has
ieh hahy per GUS abroad - believe that he
nah some cunncAion with tie bloody deed
MS mas, 10 mos caSrs, arisen from careless
ness ana mishpprcheDslon. Col Selman en-
J"y' very hgh character in Marhlehpad
""" mas snhtted much III his business and pros
PeC's from these uuiunnded rurnoure. We hav,
III common "ih other journalists. unwilhupIv
gwen circulation 10 these reports. aud we ,ow
'a0e pleasure IN being enabled, from the best
au'""rliv' TO contradict them While every
'hhl'"ihal IN tins aud eve,y other country re-
Pop"'" the conduct oil such nidnisht assasstns
az 'nr oaiem letoBS, y would ex TT themslye. T.,
III UTMOST 10 bring thrm 10 condIen runish
''e"'. yer me innocent ought not to be mingled
up "ith the gniliy-the man of fair reputarlou
WIN MN WHO lsied with crime and blood.
" Y Coar. and Epo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

FROM The Georgetown Sentinel, Aug. H.
SHcide A man by the name of joan Br,r
resident OF lis county, pa an end t. lis en-
's'enre on Saa day last, nv cutting hi, th,oa,
WIN an axe lie GIsi attempted i, with an
old case knife, bot tnding il too dnll, made ,se
OF the axe. He was in the habit of u,ino ar,;on,
s2lit' 10 great excess at times, and after his
oi"HNen spells, would he partia " deranged for
SO ne TINE. He was in thai situation wbp, ha
"h'ed himself. On the morning previous IN b;s
committing the act he informed his wife that
ne knew some Que would kill him tina, day hv
c"'lihs ms throdt, and made a kind ot ve,hoi
VIII lis Vile attempted TO prevent his kiil;,,
uinsri'' nut he pursued her some distance WIN
,ee axe, aud would probably have killed her
ia" '"e mol fortunately succeeded in CROSSING
renee before he reached her. She Thea oave
''e ia, III 10 her near st nelgnbors, but be fore
any one cou'd get 10 her assistance. Roll hui
Socceueo IN eating his throat from ear ia oar
completely Sesering his windpipe and ho,n
! 'sn'af srIas. Tie was Of res ,, cable con,a,
IONS am mas eiI vii. aud several small ,h;
atee' o"ch Is ih= tragic ana u.e.ancho., e.d,t
the drunkafd. u u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

Heath Of .Nco Orleans The New Orlean.
Mercantile Advertiser ofthe 23.h ali has the
following article on the health OF thai city
:" / he last three days have been Intensely
hot and much more oppressive than M any
Other period during the summer. Sickaes,
increases, although not as extensive as I,s
year, YET the cases of yellow lever are manv
At present many OF the Cases have MOI the usual
malignhncy IN This epidemic aud therefore is il
the deaths are not more numerous but should
the weather continue IN lis present state, il
would be hard tn imag ne how rapidly the ma.
liguanGy might Increase. We are not pnxtous
10 spread an alarm oi sickness prevailing TO a
greal extent ia the city, bnt Ne deem IL a duty
10 publish what Is actually the fact Those
who have no need Of ventnrug their lives,
whom fortune has placed beyond the emereen-
cy of remaining here, 10 become az cms ed IN
order to establish themselves, we would advise
10 leave the city, for the well known powers of
the rnvaging epidemic ever burt suddenly
upon Us, when too many are unp4euared 10
meet IL