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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
district Of Columbia,
COUNTY of Alexandria, set.


NOVEMBER TERM, 1899.
John McIver, assignee of the es-
tate of Josiah Watson, a bank
rupt, Complainant
eeyton and Thompson. commits IN cuANCERy
sioners in tie case of :he SAID
bankrupt, and raaferro Strib
ling, executor of Francis Strib.
ling, decd, and others. be.
PENDANTS.
VylHE Defendant, Taiafero strbling, executor OF
L Francis Stribling. deceased. not having entered
their appearance to this suit and given security &C.
cornc TO the statute and the rules of the Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said 1aaferro strbng is not an inabitant OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. on the motion of the Complainant
by his Counsel it is ordered, that the said Taaferro
strbing executor of Francis Strbling, deceased do
appear here before the LIST day of the next April
term of this Court, and answer the Complanans bill,
give security for performing the DEGREES of the Court,
and that copy of this order he forthwith published,
fer two months successfully, IN the Alexandria Phenix
Gazette and that another copy be posted a, the 'front.'
door of the Court House of said county.
Test EDM. l. LEE, C. C.
ian 5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
70 Rent,
70 ReMt,

ExaA The large and convenient House
&&sFNA at the Lower Ferry. It's well calculated
E& 5SsHf,r grocery store AMI dwelling Also
GSA one of the Houses lately built opposite
Stuarts Team Boat Hotel. 1t fitted tor store and
dwelling. JOSIAH H. DhFis'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
Mechanics Bank ,

.qierandria, FEB. 8, 1880.
c,rocKuOIDERs are hereby notified. that an Elec-
ton for fifteen Directors will be held at their sank
inc House, on .is secynd Monday CSih day 81 hareh
rs, CHARLES CHAPLIN,
g, o ,,,vsp, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
Mechanics' BaMk,

Alexandria, March 2, 1880.
4 DIVIDEND of profits fer the last six months. OF
"A Tue per cent the capital paid in, l: tins day
dectred payable to the stockholders or their legal
representatives. on the 18th instant.
CHA. CHAPLIN, Cashier.
marsh S-dStSeo4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
" ines

lust received four quarter casks OF OLD pave ser'y
J wine, which with large stock OF old T.. ma n-,
Linta, Burgundy, Grape Juice, Sicily, VIdnna ror',
in half pipes and quarter casks, and "Tahmn .,rap.
Juice in boxes of2 duz. each, makes our assortment
VI Zig WI" 6. n. s. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
Indigo Blue Dyeiny

VNilE subscriber informs his friends that he is nov
i prepared to dye such articles may be cn,rlS-I
TO his care, of a most beautiful aud durable BLUE,
having erected vat expressly for thi, purpose Ny
RINO SHAWL S bleached in the handsome>t maine
find every Voriety Of Dyeing as here'ojcr,.
Merchants who may have cloths, Of un,sle,bI.
colols are informed that they can have them d. I'd an,
colors they may desire, warranted to equal The be-,
European dye.
Those persons who send their goods to be d,ed
are particularly requested TO the precauiion 70 n
ceive ,cHe, leaving their goods with the >ub,cr
Der, which ticket must be returned on the deliver &;
the goods.
DYES for sale on msaerate terms
- One or two apprentices wanted.
p. j. SALVETAT.
Hest side af Royal Jet,0esa King and Prince stree, a,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
Nyeing Establishment.

La critique est aises, mais Partetfifoik.
VINIlE subscriber having returned from Europe, r.
L specially Informs the public that he is prepared
to execute ali orders in his line of business with neat
ness and dispatch Ills assortment of the mos, fash
ionabIe coors can be at any time, and he uiIlv
rant them to stand equally wei any in Europe
He will bleach Lace, Gauze, &c. remove spot: md
iron moul,ls from cambria, linen, CLOTH silk mtiro
and other shawls, without injury to the border He
colors Hats also so that they fade or turn rusty
Leghorn bonnets and l,as cleaned in the first STYLE
For the accommodation Of his cus,omersin Wash
ington, goods may be left with Mr.. Lsbille PeHENL
vania Avenue, opposite the Panorama, to whose a.
dress they will alwsy sbesent.
P.J. SALVETAT,
French DYER and Scgurrr
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-04
THE ADVOCATE.
From The Philadelphia Recorder.

W bANs
I" There is a rest which remaineth for
the people of God"
The text of Scripture here quoted, has
been chosen as the subject OF few re-
marks and inquiries on the nature and en-
ployments OF that heavenly state,to which
the gospel directs us to aspire, after the
trials. temptations, anxietics, hopes and
fears of this state Of vicisitudcs, arc end
cd and precious indeed is the thought.
When those who have +" fought the good
fight of faith" have contended resolutely
with all their spiritual adversaries, from
within and without, and wearied with the
strife, are at length released from their
warfare, that there is reserved for them a
mansion in their Fathers house, where
they may forever repose after all their
tolls and troubles. 1t is the hope Of this
rest, which sustains the heart OF the Chris
tim believer, under all the trials and sui.
ferihgs which the hand OF his gracious
Redeemer imposes, Whatever may, be
the instruments of his suffering, whether
sickness, losses, calumnies, relscutions,
Ne knows that it proceeds from God, that
all are Kindly designcdto wtan his affect
ions from world, to which they still
cling too fondly, and to prepare him for
the noble enjoynents and higher employ
lnents of the heavenly world. But while
the expectation Of another and better in
heritance. wht this state is over, Is the
support and solace OF the Christian, amid
the sorrows of the present lie, 1t Is be-
Iicyed that mistaken views are often en-
tertained of the nature aad enjoyment of
he future World, even by those Who aIe
nc customed to rest IN il their best affect
IONS and iondest hopes, andto whom It is
the subject of the most frequent conten-
plation. TO these erroneous concept
ions, witch we are apt to form oi heaven,
may be in a great measure, imputed the
,oldness with which it IS frequently rc-
garded even by good people. They think
Iii. indeed. astheir final home, to which
they hope one day TO- arrive, hut IN their
aspirations after il likely it has not be-
come 10 them an object Of that strong desire
md inteeesi, with which they are wont to
contemplate the iavofite pursu'ts OF the
present stale and us their affections still
inaer fondly about the things Of earth
.hev fail 10 attain much Of that exalted
Observation-Disclosures and spiritually of char
,cter. which the gospel directs us tn ac-
,uire. We are too much inclined, It Is
believed, to think ofheaven as too differ
ent in lis nature from the present state
Exalted, glorious, and happy indeed il is
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-04
JUST PUBLISHED, THE
FOL. TIOAL GLASS BOOK.

HNTENDED to instruct the higher
classes in schools in the origin, nature
and use of Political power.-By William
Sullivan, Counsellor at Law With an
appendix upon studies for practical men,
with notices of Books suited to their use.
by George B. Emerson.
This work is intended to show the ORR
gin Of society, and Of civil government (;
the division otthe members of society, into
calsses the division of labor rights of
persons and property ;the meaning Of the
stute and national constitutions the pow
ers exercised under the these, as to bank
ing, insurance, administration OF justice,
revenues, expenditure, militia, army, ma
Wy, &c. the meaning and use of the law
OF nations the connexion between civil
power and religion.
The appendix contains short account
ofthe most approved books in arts, scien-
ces, literature, history and morals, with
introductory remarks.
This work will be found exceedingly
useful to every citizen for reference, and
should be in every school, and every
mans hands who is desirous Of under
standing the genius of our government,
and his own rights and privileges, and So
cial and relative duties.
For sale by
G. M. TESSENDEN.
Aug. 90.
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GUARDIANS NO OTICE.

VKVHE subscriber hereby gives pub
lie notice that he has been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate OF the
tuwfi Of Warren, Guardian Of William
Bopen, Charles p. Bouen, Rebecca Bov-
I'm, and Mary Bo,ren, children of the late
Mr.. Henry Bowen, Of Warren, deceas-
cd, Minors, under the age of ID years,
and has given bonds according to law
He hereby calls upon all persons having
demands against said William, Charles
p. Rebecca, and Mary, to exhibit the
same to him within six months from the
date hereof, and those indebted to make
immediate payment. tN
HENRI YH. LUTHER, Guardian
Aug. %.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-04

beyond conception exempt from fiailty,
reed for ever from sorrow, from trial, and
sin but must not the sources Of its happi-
ness be adapts to our natures and be such
{" Kind as those which the righteous find
IN EARTH
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-04

Also, prime lot Of
GENUINE GROCERIES,
selected from the best assortment in that city.
AMONG THEM ARE
Havana and New Orleans Molasses
Havana white, brown, and Canton Sugars
Rum Holland Gin Brandy
Madeira, Malaga, Port s. Claret Wines,
per gallon or. dozen
Hyson, hyson skin, young hyson, bohea,
and souch Teas
Muscatel, bunch, bloom, and keg Rnisins
Rasberry Brandy, iie,r article, nerer be-
fore offered in fhis market
Pearl Ashes /; Sal Eratus
Doolittlc s. Coigates Soap
Crackers; Pilot and Navy Bread -,
Figs Prunes Dates; Citron; Currants;
F'ilberts, sc.
Pepper; Allspice pimchto Nutmegs |;
Cloves Cassia, &C..
Lorillard's Snuff and Tobacco
Van Dykes, Mustard Vinegar
Lamp Oil f; wrapping paper, &c.
Bottles and Corks
Hams Tongues, SC. SC.
He hopes; by keeping Goods Of the
irst quality, and selling, as ioto as can he
urchased in this State, to receive a share
IF public patronage.
p. S. WILLARD.
Bristol, August I.
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CROOKS (BALTiMORE)
COTTON DUCK.

S1tOOlA l11OJlAIJ
GoEToNDUCK.
HI HE subscriber having been appoint
~ ed agent for the sale of Crooks
Cotton Duck, will keep constantly suppl
ed with this superior article, from No. j,
to 10; and which he offers for sale, at his
store, at the Factory prices.
The first cost of this Duck, is rather
less the square yard, than Russia, u. x.
and the real wear of it almost double, be-
sides the advantage Of holding wind until
worn out. In fact, il is only for ship Mas
ters and Owners, to give it d fair trial, to
be satisfied with its advantages over al
most every other fabrick.
G. M. FESSENDEN.
Warren, August ID, 1880.
From .Ne,r Bedford paper.
CorToN SAIL DUcK.-Cotton sails have
been used in this country to small ex-
tent ever since 1919, and possibly at an
earlier period. Those who have used
them, as far as our information extends,
uniformly speak well of them. Among
others who might be named, is Mr. NJ
Kim, of Baltimore. "In the year l823,' -
ne says, s,"I built the fast sailing schr.
Yeloti, burthen about 1870 tons, and this
vessels sails were entirely made Of cot
ton, boih light and heavy sails her repu-
tation for fast sailing is not exceeded, i
equalled, by any vessel other class. Sh'
has made two voyages round Cape Hon
with cotton duck, and two to Smyrna
none but cotton duck has been used dur
ing those voyages, and SO fully satisfied
am with cotton dick, that shall never
permit any ether TO be used on board m,
vessels, as lam fully convinced that it is
FAR superior 10 all other duck, without ex-
ccption. In the first place, the cost is
rather under the best Holland duck-sec.
ond, it will out last any other duck, as il
never mildews third, a vessel with suit
of cotton dick will sail nearly d mile, pei
hour faster than with sails Of any other
description"
1t is well known that many Of the
Greek and Austrian vessels are dressed
with cotton, not from necessity, but
choice. The consumption Of the United
States is rapidly increasing.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Aug. %.

"HE subscriber having been duly
IL appointed by the Hon. Court Of
Probate OF the town Of Warren, Admins
TRAITOR on the estate Of
!. REBECCA BOWEN,
late Of Warren, dcoehsed, ,and given bonds
as the law directs, requests all persons
having demands against said estate, to
bring in and prove their respective claims,
and all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, to
EBEN'R. LUTHER, Admir-.
Aug,7.
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Usher.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
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TERMS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollars pet SearSIAyaide beforeihe expiration OI six months. To companies of any n1mber over six, Sl 50 pes year, payable as above. To companies less than six $t 75 per year, Payable as before. HF25 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment Is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
Damtries' Remedy for the . .1 . Piles :!

N.y ease of q cure Boston, NdSem6er 24 cslR,--lhe Phe Ointment and Electaary lately had S of you has had an excellent effect. nave been troubled for years with the Piles, and have never The late attack was severe one, hut the relief was alss.Iat Ushetiaic take great pleasure in commit. mcatMg this you, for the bene6t of any who may be suffering aader so painfel disease. ,,,
 Mr. Kidder. t ' T. H.. , T'he or,einal letter may be seen at the Counting Room Of the Proprietor.
 The proprietor of this medicine recommends 1t with ahe fullest confidence of the most valuable rem ~ics yet discovered. for the care lthe paint"l and siebil,iating complaint of the Ples He deems it "n- neeessy absisb any other tha0 the foregoing tes' simouial in s favor. This remedy has morc perfectly answered se purpose fos which tt is intended, than anv other now in common use and affords tD'Hedsafe sI yermseae rie both from the disorder iiself and ;,s Accompanying symptoms of pain iR the lons yer tigo, headache loss Of appetite, indigestion, and osh- CT marks 0f debilitys
 The remedy Is qeiie innocent, and may be admiRie- tered to all ages and both PlaiN and ample di' rectioas, with description of the complaint, accom- any each package, which consists oftwo boxes' one containing a0 OiRtmens, and the other an ect"1ry.
 Pcice $i fer bOth articles, or 50 cents where but one ORly is wanted. 7'H
 TRe ebove valuoble Medicines, prepared from fhe orignGI MS. recipe cf the late Dr. ". I' Consray, 6y T. KIDDER, his immediate success sor dnd sole proprietor. For sale (scith GN fh Other Conway Mcdicine.) at his counting roOp ouer No. 99, Court street, corner cf HGSsOce street, Boston, and 6y Ais special appointment ,.
 SSasRueI Bael, Litchfeid, EdsCard CosCIes
 Soutk Farms. DdMiel Norton, CGRGGR, Gss'
 y. c. Hatch, Nes0- Preston.
 ..observe that aone genuine unless signed by T NiDDER On the outside printed wrapper.
 A large discount made to Physicians, Ccu";ry IT" der. Tc. 1ye5w29
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
POETRY.
From the Neac- EngtGnd Weekly Reyie,c.
 THE FAIR QUAKERESS.

Sne was ia!r young girl-yet on her brow
 No pale pearl shone-a blemish on the nure
 Aud snowy lnstre -Of it's living Iighl- .
 TI1 TI SaG.ant s9 gem snone beautifully through
 ri Ihe shadowing Ofher resses, as star
 Ihr""gh the dark sky of midnight; and no wreath VT coral clrcIed on her qWeenlv neck i1 l1,, mockery of the glowing cheek, and Iip,
 Wnose hHe the sairy guardian of the flowers
 Wight never rival when her delicate touch
 I'"ges the rose of spring-time.
 Unadorned m ... Save ny her youthful charms and with a Sarl, Simple as Natures self why turn to her
 Ihe proud and gifted, and the yersad in nH
 The pagean,ry Of fashion? -. She hath not Moved down the dance to music, when the hall lslighted up ike sunshine, and the thrilI ofihe light viol aud the mellow flute
 q. And the deep tones of manhood soitened down 10 very music melt upon the ear.
 She i'as not mingled with the hollow world, Nor fainpered with it's mockeries, unail all The delicate perceptions of the heart- .. ... The innate modesty-the watchfal sense Of maiden dgnity-are lost within
 The maRe of fashion and the din of crowds. Yet Beauty hath its image. Kings have bowed From the tall majesty of ancient thrones With prostraied knee; yea, cast aside The awfulneas of time-creased power, For the Fegardfnl glances of child. ..s .s Yea-ihe high ones and powerful of Earth- 1HS rOUs VI VbCtOry-tnS grave And schoOled phiosop ophers-the giant men - Of overmasering intellect, have turned p Each from the separate idol of his high .- . And vehement ambition for the low
 idolairy of human ioveliness; And bartered the smblimity of mind- s The godllke and commanding intellect -- Which nations kneh to--for wOman's iear soft-toned answer, or a wanton's smle. And in .he chastened beauty of that eye, g.. I. And ia the beautiful play ot that red lsp, ... .s And in that quiet smile, and in the voice, Sweet as the tuneful greeting of bird To the first flowers of spring -4ime there is more Than the perfection of the panter's skill s.ll Or s,a,uary's moulding. Hind is ihere- The pure and holy attributes of soui-e The seal of yttue-the exceeding grace or fmcekness blended with maiden pride. Nor deem yc that beneath the gentle smile, And the calm temper of n chasicncd mind. No warmth of passion kiodles, and no tide Of quick and earnest feeling courses on From the warm heart pulsaiions. There are spring Ofdeep and pure affection, hidden now, Within that quiet bosom, which but wait The thrilling Of some kindly touch, to flow . Like waters from the Desert-rock of old. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
MILLINERY ~f,$ '.8. S'F AND FANCY GOODS.

..r~a ANN P. CABLE Has just 7eturned from Ne,r- Fork wih large
 ond splendid assortment of nSa Fall'and Winter MILLINERY and ,,... ,.,,, ','.'}'s .','. FANCY GooDs, .., ..@~ of the latest style. All articles ofthe FArcY
 kind-alsn of M1LLrnERY. MISS CABLE trusts she can offer 10 her I'VE customers so as tO give satisfaction. e Cloaks, Habits and Dresses made after the new style with short notice. Miss C.expects NEW SUPPLIES from New York every week during the season.
 Litckfeid. Nov. 1880 tfa4
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
Clav's Itck Ointment.

For pleasan,Hess safety. expedition, ease "ed eer aaia,y, s jaaely superior any other care Or that eormeating disorder.
 Price 95 cents per box. Clay's Stomach Bitters.
 They will be lannd in al eases sf lhe taewng de- seripaian gse relief: Nansea, Vomiting, HeaEibarn Cssliyenesss Weakaess zaa ehe Breast. Pain in the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, and all other symptoms o lsdigestion sad Fiat.leace and seFvous cordial Is not lo be snrpasssd by any shiag.
 PeGrl Tootk POacder.
 This celebrated Powder needs 10 recommendation
 every sanslsman sad lady shOuld 10 ia she eOnaian use of t. ifthey wish to preserve their teeth from de eay amd have them appeaE of heautifal psaFy whise ncas Price g cents box.
 Sold bV Samuel Bssi. Abbs g. BaEnes. an. Lee & BsekDith.
 Lisrhseld, June 2s, IsaO 'i U2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
slKarisss from as Arsk Pssm

Cursail thy sleep, and incFease thy knowledge he who knows ahe vAlqe of bio object, despises the pains ie costs kim. , Say not the possessors of science have passed away, aad are forgotten: every one who has walked iR the path ofscione0s has reached the goal. u M
 Increase of knowledge is a vlcaoEy oser idlsassss 5 and ths beauty of knpWlsags b FOctitudO of conduct. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
VISIT TO AN ARAB HAREM.

One evening as went upon the terrace
 to enjoy the fresh sea-breeae which was just setting in, easement which I had new CT observed. slowly opened, and black hand appeared waving significantly at me. Impressed with some degree of fear, im- mediately retreaaed, but on looking again, the waving was repeated and several wo- men peeping out, beekoned me to them, making signs that the men were all out Oi the way. While was hesitating, a negro woman and hoy came out upon another terrace. and vehemsntly importuned me by signs tO go to them. .Afier some conflict between my Sears and my curiosity. the latter conquered, and down I went, the