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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
Dr. DayenpOrt's
BHfOU.S PNLS


rNNHESE Pills ars Justly esteemed FOR ,hei,
A easy operation and rood effects rs u'd.
safe, aud sovereign reGi dy for Billions fc.ers,
Pains IN the head, stomach. aat bowels. iaua.
dice aud scuryy, piles, rheumatism, iEflins;
ton of The eyes, female complaigis, acid slDIn.
achs, indig es,iDn. worms, srupiions OF lhs
skin dysentery, bilious chclic, dizziness, an1
headache. They are likewise an anlidols u
ganst infectious Diseases, removing obs,ruc-
iions of every kindly 4sso'ving aud discharg.
ing the morbid matter. helping digestion. 70.
storing l"st appetite, aud sure relief for
tive habits. ihcy are 50 accommodated 10
al! ages, seasons and hours, HAT they may bG
,aken in winter or summef, at any time OF
the day, wthou, regard TO die! or hie.ancs
of business. Their operation is So gentle,
pleasant and riIcc!0Gi that b. experience lh,.s
are found 10 exceed any other physic he,etv.
fore offered 10 tie public. Those who ara
travelling by sea or land,will fad them grea,
preservation from the diseases Of foreign e...
mates.
From the numerous certificates which
gh be used, thc proprietors will make uso
of the following only. irJla the Hon fknucs
Allen. Of pitishcd, Mass.
".M DaRiel--i have made use Of various
kinds Of Bilious Pills in my family, and | hes
itatc not 10 say, that Dr. Davenpor,s are tho
kost FaiAiy medicine ever used.
FiIf-NLAo u Ll-AN.
"pi,isdcld, Mass Ie,!9."
D.lFEVPORI,S CELEBRATED
EYE K.32ER,
which needs only 10 be used to 10 highly sp.
proved Of for all sorts Of weak and sors evss.-
ALSO
HHE.1TO.N".S ITCH OLNT.RE.S'Ir
The character Of this ointment is go w eB
established as to need no rssOnimer rdntionY,.
Tor being pleasant, safe and sure remedy for
that loalhsomc disease. Ii is also a cure for
! other erupiions of tho skin, particularly for
the salt iheum and childblains. Price 81 z
cents.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BITTER!S.
which have been proved By thousands to be
cmincntly useful in removing all Jaundlce Il
! Bilious complaints
/ Prepared by J. Daniel, in Dedham, Mass
according to the original improved receipt 70,
| the bitters formerly prepared by'J Wheaton,
| the Patentec, who has rclinquished the busi
| ness
In future no box will be genuine unless J.
! u. is stamped oa the lid, and directions sign
TO by J. Daniel, and n wrapper on the outside
ed that effect
CAUTION AS there has been some attempt
10 initiate the above Btlcrs, probably not far
rom this city and offer them to The public AZ
genuine, it probably would bo well to observe
The above.
fresh supply ofthc above medicine is JUST
received and ror sale in Newport, BY 5 w.
Yinson,J J. Fales, II Il. Hazard, +. u. Moorc,
and James Tay lor- in Bristolby L. w Briggs-
and Doct Johnson, - in Warren, by J. WI-
!iams, y. Moore, and A. Burr,--in Provi
dence by all the druggists, and also IN u, s,ol,
and throughout the United States.
Nov 8. 1920. leoplyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

HIS CONSTANTLY ron .S.1LE,
SAHD, Copper and Board Shearhng Pa
- per; blue Candle Paper. clean and
fast color; Wrapping paper from 75 to
Sl,G21 cts. per rehm; Double do. do. from
81 to SO do; Kcn,lsh Cap for ardware,
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell of Ter, &c. for Teas,
medicines, Confectionery &c. &c. Pol
ished Wrapping for the use Of Baiks
Public Offices, &c.
~ Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Can
vess and Flaxsced. Jan 7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28
tFr0a he .rbqay Daily .1ivsri:ssr !
"Or ere these shoes were old"

VI tft tltde. Sfp'N WtTt blp.
The widow Of Bishop IIcber. n, onr read.
ers may have learned from the latest for
eign journals, has married a Greek Count.
The reyulsion this has created in pub
lie sentiment towards this lady, though it
may not be entirely just, is perfectly natu.
5al. Wo had all seen with sympathy the
sorrows of that wife for whom the most ar
dent affection had been entertained by a
devoted husband. Ia the pious care with
which she seemed 10 gather up every relic
OF hls virtue and his fame. wc thought we
perceived love IA Il wonld survive tho sci
fi'hness of the longest iiic.
But alter his Journals and his poems, his
sermons md his life, have been, ore after
the other, given To- the world, AFTER the
erecting Of this splendid mnusocum to his
memory, and the widow had gained her
fnll share Of profit and ofpraisc, fur having
been the companion, the wife, tho biogra
phcr Of such man, NC hear of her second
marriage 10 some obscure Greek Count,
whose very name the foreign journalists
have been unable 10 discover.
Who would bcleye, al,hough few short
years bad lntervencd, that the author Of the
beautiful Zines written in India" coeid, u
aids the nccumulating praises ot tho
world, and The constantly recurring images
nf his worth, be so soon forgotten
lf lhon wcr, BY my side. MY love
How fast wanld evening ftl
In grrer BcnGild's palmy grove,
Listening the nightingale.
lflhOu. my love vert by my side,
My bsblos at my knee.
How g1i!y would our pinn,ce glide
Ger Gungas mimic sea
miss thce nt tho dawninr grey,
When on Our deck r,clirod,
In CARELESS onse nv lin bs lay,
And WOO the cooler wind
! miss thee when ~ Gunga's stream
My twilight stops guide,
Hut most beneath the lamps psic beam
Inlss thee from my side.
| spread lny books, my pencil try,
The lingering noon IL chsct,
Gut miss thy kind approving eye,
Thy meek attentive ear,
But when of morn md eve the star
Bch,ltis mo on my knoc,
feel, though thou art distant far,
Thy prayers ascend for ne.
rheu on then on whore duty leads,
My course b1 onward still,
Der broad Hliidoslan's sultry meads,
Der bleak AlnoralI's hin
! hat cours". nor Dolhi'- kingly gates,
Mr. wild Malwny detaih,
For sweet the bliss us both awaits,
BY yonder western main.
Thy Towers, Bombay, glcum bright, thcy say,
Across tho dark blue ses
But ne er wers ho,r,s ss ight and gay,
As thon shall moet in theo
But unhappily for the credit Of The hu
man heart the subject of these sweet lines
has proved herself bat too inAiGcren, 10 the
dcep, deep feeling which inspired them
Tho Niobe lately "all tears, has made "thc
funeral baked meats serve for the wedding
dinnerm And most probably the Amor
can publishers of the Bishops life will fad
on, that the profits of their philanthropy
are 10 DE RENTED 10 some Of the namelCss
islands Of the Egean. So goes the world
lao in love, tlccting in fame. uncertain II,
its wealth, unstable in IFS honors Happy
ia he who lays these truths to heart.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

PIoSEEns.-A At the siege Of Algiers the
Al abs used singular species Of Pioneers.
They collected several bodies Of csmels,
and formed them into long lines. They
then tied them together, by the neither lip,
81 MS TO keep them in ranks. These com
panies were advanced To the front of the
French bat,slions, and when at a proper
distance fire was applied to their tails.
The whole then rushed forward with such
impe,uosity, that they entirely overturned
tho lines opposed TO them, while the col.
umns OF Arabs advancing in their rear
rushed on close srcr them and took advan.
tago Of the confusion.
This marmuvre Is not without example
in ancient and modern times. On Que oc
cosion Hannibal extricatc himself from q
difficult position, by ednp,ing q plan some
what similar. Tie collected all his cattle
in the camr, and spplied fire. no, to ,heil
tails. but 10 their heads; then tied burning
torches To their horns, aud in this way sen
me whole body furiously on the Roman II
my, whi0t soon gave ground.
ln t5ear lJ9e i, Was proctised in Irc
laaisvlW decided success, particularly a,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

Tho following lines arc copied from ,h'
pnckwoodsnan. They ure from tho pen @.
it's talented editor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

Mr.. Gait, in his Life Of Byron, makes the
following severe but apparently just obser.
yations on his Eordshp's marriage: ellis
marriage was the rock on which his whole
afterlife wrecked; to use Lockhart's ex
pressive words -"lf there be one curse
which comes to earth direct as the crow
HES. with all the stream Of he'll hot about
il, it is all i'll assorted marriage" II seems
10 MS most affected delieacy, which in
such case would abstain flom seeking
grounds whcreon to form an opinion, or OK
pressing it when formed. Lord Byron was
all his life before the public eye; and those
who shared his celebrity, must share il
whether IA m't;er of vanity or annoyance
! We think there is no sort of rcpro,cll To be
thrown on Lady Byron's actual conduct:
but the explanation OF the whole il, tha,
she had no love for her husband--none of
that kindly and feminine affection which
makes all the excellence it finds, and soft
ems away the very faults it discovers The
very fact that, on such slight grounds as
those Of late, sho had no, hesi,atcd to throw
the most odlous imputations on the dead
shews at least how little Of attachment OF
| forgiveness enters into a temper whose
seeming at least is cold and unforgivinc
| Mutual Indulgence is the only safety Of do
mcsuc contents sach wife might be per
fecily irrcproachoble; but there are few
men who would not be tempted to exclaim
thank Heaven she is not mine Beyon,
the chilling vanity Of conquest. shc seem
to have neither appreciated nor admired hi
genius, and certainly had no love for him
self; but The last summing mp ofconclusion
/; is in the words of his servant Fletchel
, that her Ladyship was the only woma
3 who could not manage him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

The following scandalocs li5e on the Govern,
.a",f onr country i, contained in a letter from
,h ~ notorious Thomas Cooper,ot Columbia. to ,he
comm;t,ee of the Statesbnrg dinner. "hA'
Amsriran who know the character ct the man.
and his career both in his native country and IN
,h;s INIT must blush at the iniatuation OF party
which can give currency to ISLANDERS SO insulting
..Our government is not now government ac-
H. to the mutual contract Of independent
st,tes lint a consolidated government, IN whch
the majority claims to be omnipotent, ana oe,l'e'
TO the minority any rights whatever The con on
s;.,,,;nn ia annihilated by construction; tor the
majority put upon it that construction which Oes
suits their own interest, and most efficiently ex
tends tend their own power. know of no dehn.ll0 91
Of tyranny but government unlimited, uncon'r0''
ed Such is ours"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
Charles Hennett

III As imported. by the ship Pioneer from Liverpool.
3 The following
GOODS,
Which are offered for sale on the usual terms:-
C3,l's J. /. u. and ,.io,.".ets so;ae o. extra
qusicy
sup,rine blue. olive, and dark mixed cloths
Cambria uu,lns, book AMI lsc met hdkls
BOOK, mud, am, spris null nl,'ans
Gingams, Holland and double fine line tapes
Bla x silk hose
Black silk waist!oaing, ,el,c, and R"rentine
Shoe and cOor,t threads of various qualities
Shad and herring SEINE iWINE
Sad twine AID book binders sWines
Double GiV,,er and pine apple English Cheese,
from London, of first quality
And, by thc SS,ra, expected aily from Philadelphia.
he viii receive
4 gagged qssor'meni of Domestic fE.3.N-NEIS
EngtIsil.
S,tt;.ttts and casS,notts, and Americas csssneres
E,rSe, ; and linsrls, Cott0n osnabut8s
Furniture cotton checks and piAids
remi,cn,iary stripes
Fhshuss and Devoushire ktrscys
Lyd and brown domestic cot'ons G sh'.uhHs
Black and ovred circasslan s,ulis
wai>tcoating, great variety uc
n, Iras ana superfne .ndia Roma SILK hok'S
Redticks sewing silks
1w,llcd sacsingsanl scotch oznanurSs' %c' 'S''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
-a6Ner

Recognition. aficr fifty ysors olsence;IIhe
f1low;Sr incident is mentioned in the Niihgc
Record, printed in West Chester Pa" . cir
cnmstance happened in our Borough the other
Jsy. which may well be regarded as extraordina-
nv. 4 gentleman who had been absent from , the ,,
country for upwards Of Fifty years. returned To
Chester county. his native home. lie was aseu
,nirty when he left here, and is now eish'y-'wo,
Vie coming was wholly unexpected, and yet two
different ladies. at different places IN town. |"
stantlv recognized him."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
MARRIED.

In washington, on Thursday evening, the Cd
instant by the Rev. Mr.. Chambers. Mr.. CH,s
GREEN, Of Alexandria, d. C. to Miss ELrz.RrTv
JANE HAIsLIp, Of Charles county, Md.
On Tuesday, the 9TH inst. by the Rev. mr.
Laurie, of Washington, Mr.. MICHAEL LoMAx.
of fredericksburg, Virginia, to Miss SorHRo,
MA A. SMITH, Of Alexandria d. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
Noots and SHOES.

r. rusoN. one door from King; ."
s. street, h,. received. by reee" . S,ynsx
80 Ca n.as arrange men,. with Ire manu- nj nSa
s to be supplied will Win e II0 wholesale
of every ds.e,,p s." be Procured inany marke
,us 27-eo3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
~

Grand ,Ivbiiee.-On the 18th instant the NINA
biants Of Boston will celebrate the two hunored'h
anniversary Of its settlement The Boston pa
pers state that the most extensive arrangements
Tor the purposes are making Sain'es WI "
fired, and general procession OF the 'nHao''ar,s
take pIace-a public dinner viii De @Neh al c "a
neuiI Hall; and ia the evening music anu i've
works. ,:.o
On the above interesting occasion. aisc1V'se
vii! be delivered at the Sanctuary by 'he ron,
Josiah Quincy, and Poem VIII De proh0Im,eu
BY Charles Spragae, Esq ne eS0Ul' ""'II'
will be performed BY the Ancient a"d A0h0'a0''
Artillery Company.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

For Nent,
,uoprnry situate on the Bank OF the row
mac about one quarter Of mile s, fro" On
Az. containing " between twenty and thirty 'e'e' "
,h. nremises there is comfortable ,,oycr
a BRICK DWELLINI , . mUG hon..
A3f< with brick barn, stable and milk n a'%s
III s"d othe, necessary out buildings Tiers
is attached to this property
A FISHERY, ...
which fproperly managed, may be source Of p''"'
70 any one inclined to rentt.
ALSO.
FIR one year or the balance Q! NY ed' s,,sr,v
A LOT adjoining the POOR hU W." a aU wI.sa
in the occupancy OF Jacob iio''"""' 10y
there IS a '"A'' JyDoDEN TENEMENT
A tenant who wishes j. can be s ~Ip,psn ,ooi,
Horses cows, hogs, plough', harro%'. The r,
add variety Of poultry. 10 s'O'
! will he made easy. ,.oeve HEPBURN
| ~ Coco
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
NeWOVaA.

mo n JOHNSON & Go. have removed ,.s.'
d stock Of Dry Goods TO the store nous. $40, Of
cupied by Messrs. Scott "rSn'' -
King and Fairfax streets
sept S-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10


Winchester 6. Alexandria Ma'f ofase,
,nvp TINES WEEK, AND rHRooSA ="
The subscriber respect.
@=A fully informs the puddle .o sc;.u Ms'' he
&28 .has reduced the rare rom .s;a,e
.,..,ar N Alexandra to FIVE Dollars .I continue
enes,e. ~ ,. cents per mile The line WI, JARED to
as.A"S ,tro,sh in a day. and no pans WI" o'
10 I 3, ,%. nstronsge Of the public "Wednesday.
wiz W,a"ys at A. NJ and arrive in M Tn.,days.
ana f,. ",",n;ng. will leave Alexantns Oh ;n Win.
~, and Saturdays. at A. NJ. sss,, n. viii
op NJ This rOate passes o.! Wssh,,rr Al
chester Is M;uwood, Paris. Upperyi'le MnueId ay.
ages prns;dence; all Of which are 's''eo ny ""'
light .,, IA ,uch as to cause no detenuon
ms ~ travellers who wish to proceed ."et
,,.x.,r,s or in any direction rom .;"a
fro" stage leaves Ale1snda every
me " g,rent stages leave Winchester on 'ne ''
ana ' toll wing the arrival Of this stage
''s' A Splendid Hack and eng
Ken, for hire at my residence in M.da'e0m n1.
| Arc 49,. conveyances be had at s tunes ~ ''''
anu scanning places on the ronte,
- All oassAse JOHN BOYD.
sept 1s-eolws1sw'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
Notice.
CH,e of the Chesapeake :. Ohio Canal Conpa"y'
"0''' WAsHINerox, July "a, 1880

,)m,e of the Chesapeake !. Ohio Canal Company
'0''' =" " WAsHINcrox, July "a, 1880
A-oyICE is hereby given. that All insta!men, VI Wv"
y 'li,r. AID Gfw cents per share (bcing the l8'h
share Of stock IN 'nI be p.d p9 the
an n rn,h-r NJ. IT. and further instament Oh TWO
dollars and fifty cents share Oens the lyh install
nan,l on The sd day of November next VINO"
must I've paid to the credit oithe Ches"pense sna NJ
ohio Canal COMPANY to the Cashier or other officer Oh
either of the following Banks VIZ: ., Wash.
ington; ,,yosh;rcton.
The Bank of Washington, at wash'ns'o"'
Tbr Patriotic Bank of Washington, 90
Th. Rank of the Metropolis, 90 .o,oup.
! rbe Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at "eo'
| rhe Rank of Alexandria, at Alexandr'a'
| The Bank Of Potomac, 10
! rio Earmers' Rank of Alexandria 90
rh. Mechanics Bank of Alexandria 90
rhe Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstow", MO. ".
rhs pranch of the Valley Bank. in Ch"re'.ow" -. '"
The i,r.nch of the Valley Bank. in l:eeseurg' W.
| i"' pv order of the President and Directors;
ny ofu@' " John z. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
ENucatiOn.
THOMAS HAGARTY


RESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants OF Alex.
q andia, that through the solicitation OF some per-
sons of erud"n, he is induced to continue his school,
in the house occupied by MIR. Caden Oh Wolfe street.
The scholastic course comprises the Greek, Latin,
French and English Language; History, both Ancient
and Modern, Chronology, Geography and maps, the
use Of the globes, Wrting, Arithmetic and Mathema.
tics, &c. The advertiser Aa,ers himself that BY Sc
tuous attention to the moral and intellectual improve
ment of the pupils, who may be committed to his care
he will the patronage OF the intelligent portion
nj the community, z IT, refer, those that may deem
it TT. make enquiries rsi4its %nb can thoroughly
ssalFFHisiy 4Et:Hm." W."
aug l6 Stawt1.tSept alaw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
Mr.. Notebook

,,a1srs sept l0-2.wSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
IN SATURDAY, the lah day of nett month. o.
~ IL oeoes at noon, the subscriber w.ll oH. r for
sale, at public auction, the premises one
moiety Of the Establishment Commonly called the
A1 CITY TAVERN,"
Ea8 IT. now in the occupation Of - Clsgett, 81
E18 ,tuated on the west side of Royal street
&eAA and south side of Came ron street, extend.
ing from the intersection sad reets south on Royai
street 80 feet; thence west l25 feet inches; thence
south II feet 81 inches; thence west u feet thence
north LOG feet O. inches to Cameron streets thence
east on Cameron street 1877 feet inches to the be-
ginning And
One .Hsn,aty or Rent in Fee Of 1924,
payable half yearly the 18Th May and 18th hovem.
Der IN every year-charged three story brick To-
nement and lot Of ground the east side of Royal
street, between King and Prince streets, in tho
occupation Of James Green. rerIDs cash.
The above sale viii be made under n deed of tru,.
from William s Moore and wife 10 Il. /. Taylor, for
the indemnity of Ihos irwin,
For the Trustee:
aug LEO WIN. ID. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

At the second ievee of itliam ". deputa-
ton from the Society Of Friends was introduced
their hats having been removed BY the women
"c tho -nard. William Allen read the address.
The kim re armed very friendly answer from
hi, throne. The same person then read an al
DIES. to Queen Adelaide, who made very con-
descending reply.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

under various subordinate commanders, may
skirmish with alternate success, but when the
veteran hero of New Orleans takes the field q.
gainst the political Quixotte of the West. face 10
face, &C."
1t is something wonderful tina. the telegram
after its recent vain boastings should talk about
IS alternate success"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

face, &C." ' 9
1t is something wonderful tina. the Teleyranh
after its recent vain boastings should talk abou,
IS alternate success"
Much deserved apprehension is bestowed unon
MIR. Secretary Van Buren, who now $. holds
court' at the City Hotel in New York. and
there receives our Foreign Ministers. On this
subject the National Journal says
" 1t has been the practice to receive diplomat.
&c agents at the appropriate departments in
Washington, and to introduce them to the Pre-
sldeEt previous 10 their official recognition. The
idea OF receiving these agents at public hotel
some two or three hundred miles from the seat of
Government, and recognizing them in this off
hand manner. Is new, brilliant, land to coin q
world Fan RireaiU. This is the first practi-
cal and distinct Interpretation Of the phrase
= travelling Cabinet" which we have received.
The very chamber, as well as the duties, of the
first Cabinet Minister, has been transferred, as
by the touch of great magician's. wand, from
Washington to New York. The next step in the
progress OF Reform, after converting hotel in
to The State Department. will perhaps he to con-
vert thc-Satc Department INTO tavern"
The lntelligencer has the following
The case appears to US TO be an extraordi-
nary one. The Constitution provides that the
President shall receive Tor rec0gnize) all Am.
bassadors or other public Minister'S - This is
power which we suppose he cannot delegoie.-
The Secretary of State is not all officer of the
Constitution but of the Law. and Ministers are
not receiced according to law, but according to
the Constitution
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
Susar, OH and Cheese'

- UYps Porto Rico sugar
= 1000 gallons lamp "'l
~ e-om schr. Clinton, stephens from NC"
l;S"" ,,'h,ch we viii sell low on the wharf; r.
York; "h''' w LINDSAY, HILL Co
- Nv, II, s. r. 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
<NN

We are sorry to sec. statement in the Phila.
dephia Inquirer seriously affecting the literary
character of the Editor ofthe American Quarter
iy Review. We have so high respect for the
talents and literary requirements of the gentle
man, that we are anxious to see his explanation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

According to the New York Mercantile, young
kean was quite successful in the representation
of Sir Giles Ovcrrcach, at the Park Theatre, On
Friday night last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-26
Also. 10000 Acres,
Office of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,

WASHINGTON, JAN 90, 1880.
NJOrICE shereby given. that an instament OF two
~ dollars and 6fty cents per share being the iZ'h
usslmen on every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company required to be paid on the
d dsy of April next; and further sum OF two dollars
and y cents per share (being the 18th instamen on
the Sd day of May next, which instalments must be
nsid to the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
to the Cashier other officers Of either OF
the following Banks. Viz:
The Brsnch of the Bank of the United States at
Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, ao'
The Bank of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
r. RsnL of Alexandria, at Alexandra.
The Bank of Potomac, w. 10
tn. Farmers Bank Of Alexandria, do.
The Mechanics Bank ofAlexandrta, do
The aaperstown Bank, in HsgerStown, Md. and
The Branch of the Valley Bank. in Chariestown' va
By order ofthe President ana Dsee,ors ;
Clerk Che,apsakeaad Ohio Canal Company
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-26
70 Fishermen.

lust received lot of very superior ind'a snaa
Al herring twine, which will sell very low for
strength and durability, can refer to the experience
of some of the oldest fishermen the Potomac. A.so
English shad and herring Irvine, and ON eonsgnmess,
4 casks very stout hemp Irvine, cord suitable '''
seine lashing or sugar loaf tying: nsUrc
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