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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27
Medical Communication.

the intempefance and luxury Of the age are hast.
ening the ravsgesof scorbutic complaints, and rem
deng the blood more impure, and Is thousands have
destroyed their constitution by negectine to apply the
proper renedies-to such swaim's Panacea must be.
aud has been, more than doubly valuable n certain
and eectual means Of restoring them to perfect health
and vigor. Few families wholly exempt from scor
butte affections. which exhibit various symptoms As
eruPtions, alterations. debility, loss of appetite, and
detection, all arising from impure blood and which if
not properly attended TO- are certain to produce the
greatest injury to the constitution It 10 well estab
shed fact, that impure serofulous taint Of the
blood will remain in the system Tor years. nay, for
generations invading the noblest organs Of the human
frame. Swsim's Panscea is recommended at this sea.
son Of the year, valuable restorer Of the SYSTEM
thereby nvgoratng the constitution, and enabling
tobear the debiitatng effects Of the summer season.
1t by its great purifying qualities. that so many dis
eases are cured by its Indeed publication Of the
blood the grand secret of curing Of the diseas
es to which W. subject. fact only recently e..
tabshcd by the general and successful use of Swaims
Panacea. The effect Of this medicine is such as not
to interrupt either business pleasure and requires
only the common Restraint Of moderation in diet It is
conveyed by the circulating fluids, and correcs their
tendencies to all those diseases which originate in Vi.
tiated blood, diseased liver depraved appetite pre-
disposition to affection of the lungs, &c. No, one hoU
euer is adused 10 IT, ,oithout first fully convincing
himself IF the truth Of tohdt IS here stated.
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I.anA For SaAe

TIME subscriber being desirous Of removing to the
}xatsez1. ---A-Ze.n7v1, IN fosyor County,
IL containing upwards Of 800 acres. lying in-
W& mediateIy on both sides Of the Little River
- Turnpike Road, Eve and half miles from
AeIandris; one half OF the same is in wood, part Of
II heavily timbered. The cleared land lays vel-velD
watered-and great part in good state OF eultiva-
ton. The Dwelling sa
- 7wo.story BRICK HOUSE,
N4S3t With four rooms and passage on each aoors
Vsks and brick Kitchen; the outhouses comforts
~ BILE; good orchard, &c. On the Road va
CON stand, inferior to none on the Road, With good
frame buildings Of six rooms and Kitchen four Of the
rooms is feet square; q frame wheel~rght shop and
blacksmiths shop and smiths dwelling house Of four
rooms and kitchen. all new. The neighborhood
healthy and agreeable
To person who would wish TO establish . dairy
farm, there is none more suitable in the county, Is it
is first rate grass land. and spring aording a. much
pure water as any in the county, within seventy yards
II the door. with good stone spring house Fifty
tons of hay may be annually, and great deal more
with little expense Persons wishing to purchase
the aforementioned farm, will apply to the subscriber
on the premises THO MOSS,
iv2-eolm Fairfax County, Va,
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hand for Sale.

- wishing to remove TO the West. will SELL
Sfyrn or exchange the land I own adjoining tho
HggG town of Providence, Fairfax Court house, We
laEAl upwards Of eight hundred .fCRES,
tbereis ABOUT one half in WOODS; the whole well Va.
tered, and may be divided into four more lots each
having tenements, wood, water and cleared hnd.-the
soil can say from experience. !: easily improved "
as those inclined to hsse will view for themselves.
will take a less price for the land than the wood
alone would sell for at the selling price OF 81 per cord
Standing payable fourth in cash, negroes or good
paper and credit for the balance OF one two three
NAV be had on puactue payment Of nterest.or will
exchange for Lands in West Tennessee, Arkansas, or
Missouri. All communications the subject must be
most paid, or they will not be attendedto.
may 2O-law2m ROBERT RADCLIFFE.
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Fare Reduced!
The Packet Boat

The Packet Boat
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Capt. fenlor,
crARTs, rs usual. every morning at O'Clock. ron
coh,mbis. Georgetown Persons wishing to take
meals on board can have breakfast dinner, or supper
a, all times: bu. il large parties intend taking meals
little previous police is desirable.
rare 20 arc nam,.. nnnsr So cents Supper IS
Wine at from so to $50 cents per bottle
The boat arrives Georgetown, on ner Fetuf' a. "
before sunset. ru,e. :.
The scenery between the Great Falls and semees !;
much more romantic than that between tne fais s"'
Georgetown
! Georgetown, iy s-eolm
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IA F ayette.

This celebrated Stallion is now at
49, nv Stable in Middleburg, Loudoun Coun.
W. Virgins, and will remain there during
>AAA1x the Fall season ,.
The purity or his blood and bis racing perform ance
NAV be seen by reference to the Turf Register and
Sporting Msgaline, vol. l, page Sse: ,,o,. AVN
jy2l-w4w 1Hoaae o. No'r
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From DIR. W. Gibson,

Professor cf Surgery in the University Of Pennsylvs-
Mis-, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Alms.
i!uuse lnfrnsry. sc.
| have esnployedthe Panaces of Mr. Swain, in III.
instances, within the last three years and have
always found il extremely efcscobs. especially in
condary syphilis and in mercurisl disease. have no
hesitation in pronouncing a medicine Of inesmable
value. W. GIBSON, VI. ID.
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CERTIFICATES.
The most respectable and satisfactory ever given in
favor of any Medicine.

tVtT SIFtI
favor of any Medicine.
From DR.. N. Chapman,
Professor of the Institutes and Practice of rhysc. and
Cynical Practice in the University of Penns vanai
President of the Academy OF Medicine Of Philadei.
phia. nc.
have within the last two wears, had oppor,uni.
~ Of aeeing several Of very nveterse ulcers
which, having resisted previously the regular modes
Of treatment, healed by the of Dir. swsim's
Panaces, and do believe from what have seen that it
will prove all important re medy in scrofu!ous venerea
anu mercuresl diseases. NJ CHAPMAN, ID.
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From DR.. Thomas Parke.

From DR.. Thomas Parke.
President of the College ofPhysicans of Phladelphia
formerly hysician 10 the Pennsy yana Hospital for
fory.hVe wears
At the request Of w. Swain, hereby certify, that
in the few cases have seen his psnscea given, l
have observed great benefit derived from its use, and
particularly in the of r. c. Tregomsne. who WAS
for many years afflicted with very nveterste ulcers,
that were deemed incurable by all Of the eminent
geons who had attended her In this hopeless stus-
lion she was IN Ssntember, 1921, admitted patient
III Il Tire Surgeons ,ar at'un nvus
receiving any relief, when she began the use Of the
psnacea which, to the surprise Of all who witnessed
its effects restore her to good health in two months
In October, 1929 she was discharged from the Hospi
| tai perfectly cured
panacca. in r. C. Tregomsine and from several
well sttested reports Of many Of most eminent sur
geons believe to be very useful remedy in scro
iuious syphitc, and mercurlai complaints and many
other constitutional diseases.
THOMAS PARKE, d. D.
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DIED.,

In Washington, on Friday evening last at 9
O'Clock, Mrs. SARAH WAsHINGroN, widow OF the
late Henry Washington, of Alexandra, in the
esd wear of her age.
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From DIR. Ealentiae Mott.

Professor Of Surgery in in the University Of New York.
Surgeon Of the New York Hospital, &c.
have repeatedly used Swaims Panacea, both in
the Hospital and in private practice, an have found il
to be valuable medicine in chronic, syphilitic and
scrofulous complaints. and in obstinate cutaneous af
fec,Uns VALENTINE MOTT, NJ ID.
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Caution 10 Purchasers.

This medicine had been used for more thsn sEyss
TEARS before Nh effort was made to initiate It, The
grea, demand and its wonderful success have induced
great number of persons to initiate 1t IN various ways
nnwards of fifty different mi Itures of it have been
got IN in imitation of it, ehich convincing proof Of
IFS being medicine Of great vafue. Some are selling
ssrsaparIla and other syrups, imposing them on the
ignorant for the Panacea, at REDUCED PRICES; others
not;no three bottles out of one. thus retaining some
Of lis y?rues others are using the genuine Psnscea in
their bottles, to perform cures to obtain certificates to
riye their own a reputation, &c. Some Of them have
susn yesori,d to perjury These limitations and adaEe
ra,ions have in many instances pro'racted We sume,
! P9nacea would have proved instantly ethcacious'
therefore deem it duty owe the public to assure
the that the composition Of my Panacea is not known
nor was it ever communicated to any other person "
anu tvay ,ohatspy and that all other mixtures repre-
.e9,ed TO be nine, are fraudulent inpostions.
WILLIAM SWAIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27

o.. -s,dsrs no doubt saw with melancholy IN
...t and mournful forebodings Of the result,
n.ss from Poland in yesterdays Gazette.
&r'u,o, but unfortunate nation! who does not
rno,tbze with thy misfortunes7 Who does
q, lament thy hard and cruel fate'
Tho bravery Of the Poles must be OF the high
-. and most heroic nature. The London Cou-
|s, speaking of their late defeat, says "if they
y usra,v TO contend with the Russians in the
,-o,or.;ou Of two to one-if the latter we're left
- .usslves, the result would not long be doubt
|a, They would not find it difficult to reduce
~, number Of the Russians. and. as fast as sup
.s Of men arrived, to cut of their means OF sub
;,,,,ce. hut Prussia, with her pretended ueu-
r,ty and real par,izanshiPio for Russia, puts forth
worry means Of ANNOYANCE TO the Poles and OF
.,Dnort 10 the Russians; SO that the Poles have
:, contend against masses OF barcarlans paid oy
pp,sia--.fed By Prussia-organized by Prussia
a, without Prussia there would be neither CON-
ns,ar;at nor military organization. wonder,
=, tb,, the Poles are compelled occasionally
:, Weld to their invaders. The only just cause
roDd.r is. that they should have held out so
.sll, and prOtracted SO much the death doom OF
heir independence"
The Polish General has fallen back on Prasa'
sbere he will make gallant. if not fortunate
,ss;.,,nce We almost envy the fate OF the
rrave followers BY whom he is surrounded-for
ftbey fall, il will be with honor Their death
will not efface their deeds-they will live in bis
tory as heroes of liberty; but the natives OF Eng
land and France, in 1851, will say, "A hun
e dred year,. ago occurred the massacre OF War
:. saw, where the streets ran with the blood of
"the Poles struggling for freedom, whilst our
d" ancestors looked on with an eye of pity. but
:. with hands bound to their sides BY European
"pOliey;"s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27
t.rOO I,aborers Wanted,
AT ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.

u1YE subscribers, Contractors on the Baltimore ana
i ohio Rail Road, want to employ
1,700 LABORERs, :,
IN whom One Dollar Day will be pune'"a,y PSu
This work is in one Of the most hes'ihy ana
..r,s NJ the United States. Mechanics, such as
STONE CUTTERS & STONE MAso ~,
; also ;ad employment, on this work at very liberal
wages Tr,,rnrte Rosd and at Fredercktown.
f'Tos''e rost r. A. Clements,
!a I, C"h Matthew Borland
~ c,-ey Lloyd Humphrey -
Christopher MidIer 9hoh i.e
James Cosgrave sesse ", We
~ e;,h Robert Williams
- Caboor John A. Horton i
IN Caboon Harvey spaldng. y
Patrick King
| jy12-w7w'
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THOMAS PARKE, d. D.

II is ascertained TO he a fact that quack doctors
are making cures by using Swans Panacea i'll dis
guise, for the purpose Of selling mixtures in imitation
Of it. One remarkable fact was discovered few days
ince in New York, by respectable individual, ana
no doubt il is prac,ised TO great extent in this city.
The public should he their guard against these i'm
pos,o:s as much mischief may be done BY this deeep
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27

The Hsather.-on Tuesday the Thermome-
ter stood at So; attended with brisk N. w.
wind and elastic atmosphere.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27

The subscriber respectfully informs those VINO I'VE we
convenient 70 Alexandra that there is occasion tor
them to send to Philadelphia for the panacea, TOR ne
keeps constantly on hand supply direct IRON INC
Laboratory Of william Swain
General Agen, for the Proprietor
10 22-wSw
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President aud Directors shall, upon cons,dera.
ton Of all the circumstances, be of opinion that
it is properly chargeable to the said Corporation.
BENJAMIN L. LEAR, Esq. from the Commit
tee appointed to wait on the President Of the
United States, to ask for copy Of the Report on
Survey Of the Canal, lately made by the U. 9.
Engineers, presented copy Of the said Report;
which was referred to the General Committee.
The meeting then adjourned until Monday, the
Sd day of October next, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
a Question to be asked.-I1iNthe Globe ansDer ?
Is it fact that on Saturday, the members of
the Cabinet, alarmed at the situation in which
the President is placed. and fearful Of the con-
tinuance Of the evil counseis which have brought
him to this situation, waited upon the President &
told him explicitly, that for the future, If he in
tended 10 have them for his constitutional advis-
ers, he must have them alone? Other advisers
mnst be discharged-they would not else be re-
sponslble, and would give up their oficess We
speak, Of course, not officially.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27
Measure Triu to the Canal

AohSNio ANY w tho CuAaA'
TIME Steamboat MARYLAND viii leave Twins
Il wharf on Friday morning. the 29,h instant ri half
past O'Clock, To arrive in time tor the Canal
Packet; and their return in the evening the slary
land will be in readiness to convey the passengers to
Alexandria yY2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27
Trustees Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed Of trust. will be
Z sold the premises by public auction, on the 9th
day Of August, the
a;s..,.. Tvo-story FRAME HOUSE and LOT
ghfE or GROUND, which belonged to the late
Esas Jacobins M'Cutcheon; fronting 20 feet on
49, tn north side Of Prince street between Fay
cite and Payne Streets and running l22 feet deep to
an alley. Terms Of sale, Cash.
WILLIAM GREGORY, Trustee.
iy l-lawts
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Wheat wanted.

NOR which the highest market price vii! be pad by
jy27 GEO JOHNSON Il Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27

.4rriral Erfraordiaary-Under our ship news
head will be found the arrival of a bark canoe.
Is feet long by three wide. six weeks from the
Penobscot River. The commander of this craft
is a Penobscct Indian, who calls himself General
Williams. His mate is his helpmate. She is
nimble at the oar. and often very serviceabe in
propellng & steadying the canoe. They have two
children with them. 1t appears that the Gene
ral's object IN making this perluus voyage, is to
see the city of Gotham. He has also expressed
a particular desire to see Governor ThrOop. We
hope every facility will be afforded him, fulfilling
the purposes of his mission. We ought to have
remarked above, that he put into several ports
along the coast for provisions, and on one occa-
sion took the canoe on his back and came e5 miles
BY land. This, we presume, was in crossing
Cape Cod. One of the pilots very civIlly tow
ed him through Hurl Gate.-N T. Jour. Com.
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ALEXANDRIA. d. C.
r,nygSpsY MORNING. JULY y. 1881.

:, s,ockholder" complains of the delay IN
.oins 90 with the Canal. He neglected to fur-
,. with his uame. and we cannot break our
!. with regard 10 that matter. He refers TO
hs;eulty with the Washington and Alex
/ ,Jria Turnpike Company.
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James 5, GunneM, NJ. y.

Names S, GNnneN, M. u.
DENTIST,
n EspECTFULLYin informs the citizens and visitors a
( Of Alexandris that he may be consulted az ar
IL. Ciagct,'s Hotel on the first and third ~EDss'0A'
in every month, from 9 O'Clock 4 N until ?.
Alletters addressed to DR. G. at his once oS,~ee"
the United states Bank and the Presidents House.
Wsshngton CITY. or left at Mr. ClogsHs Hotel. Alex
andri., will be Pune,aaIly attended to.
I:-eNf
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The "R0ARING LION" at Washington,
who has made the very palace shake and all "its
slaves turn pale,,' wlIl be worse than ever when
he comes to nod his party " minced INTO inch
pieces" on the Berren rack. From present ap-
pearances, we think the Great Republican
Parts will, in the course Of this month, be very
harl 10 6ud u Is even whisperea that the
q, Roaring Lion" wants them TO let him so home
10 the Hermitage They and he, however, are
very safe---until the election.
We hear from Kentucky that MIR. CLAY is IN
excellent health and spirits" minding his corn,
nendios his fences, and feeding his cattle."-
How pure, how exalted is his situation, when
compared to the miserable attitude Of his reviers
Tow he must look dozen upon them and their
toings-
And nore true Joy MAncELtus exipd, feels,
Than Caesar with senate nj his heels"
The Baltimore Patriot states that Col. GadS
len, Of Florida, is appointed a successor to th'
celebrated French General BERNARD in the En-
sneer Department!
The Hudson Republican states that somebod,
N Undertook, whose name is understood to b.
Heron, has been appointed Superintendent o
the Indian Department, in the War Office II
Washington, in the place of Thomas L. Mcken
ney, removed. He is said to be special protog
Of the " Magician"
The July number of the Lady's Book is, a
usual, very handsomely prepared for its fair read
ers. This is the commencement of a new volume
which is to be enlarged and improved. 1t al
pears to meet with general favor and encourage
ment,
The Stockholders Of the Chesapeake and Obi
Canal Company assembled in Washington @
Monday last, according TO Adjournment.
The owners and representatives Of large M
jority of the stock Of the Company attended; Il
Mayor Of Washington IN the Chair.
The following resolutions were unanimous
adopted:
RssOIred. That the President and Directors
he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company b
and they are hereby, authorized to cOmmenc
without delay, that portion of the Canal betwe'
Rock Creek and the Basin at the mouth OF Tyb
Greek, and to prosecute the same simultaneous
With the excavation of the said Basin, by the Co
poradOn Of Washington; provided the said Pr
sldent and Directors shall be satisfied, upon
tall consideration Of all the circumstances in
alton thereto, that il is expedient to common
and prosecute the same forthwith.
Resotred, That the modification, BY the Pre-
aent and Directors, of the terms required by I
RESOLUTION adopted By the Stockholders on {
Nth day Of September, 1898, and which reso
Ton stipulated for head Of water, in the said
sln, three feet above the ordinary high tide in
n'er, be, and the same is hereby, sanctioned a
approved; provided, that any lock or locks VIII
may be required in descending from the Ca
INTO the said Basin, shall be constructed at
ccst OF ne Corporation Of Washington, If
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Pianos
Crate Coal.

1 CARGO of very superior Crate Coal. for sale in
N lots to suit purchasers, fappiie'l r to aaY
iy27 GEO. JOHNSON I, Co.
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To Destroy Musquitoes.-Take few hot Goals
in shovel or chatting dish, and burn some brown
sugar in your bedrooms and parlors. and you ef-
fectually destroy the mosquitoes for the night
This experiment has been tried by several of our
citizens, and found to produce the desired effect
TN y Ere. Post.
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DRA|VS THIS DIP
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 20 for 1851.
will be draw in New York on "Wednesday, July q
Sc Number Lottery-1O Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID CAPIT.AL PRIZE SAC, OOO
Tickets $40; hsives5; quarters 50i eishths IS
10 be had IN variety Of numbers, A.
=. II. WHITES
LOTTERY Office, Royiishee
Rr Orders from the country specisl, siter,ed to
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We find the following very curious notice in a
MOrristown New Jersey paper:
{" The Ladies' Society attached to st. Peters
Church respectfully give notice, that on the ev-
ening Of Tuesday, the Goth inst. variety Of RE-
FRESHMENTS will be offered at Mr.. jason
Kings Hotel. The proceeds to be applied To-
wards h1uldating the church debt"
"To the pure" of course, "al things are
pare;" but if the ladies get upa refreshmeat at
tavern, for the sake Of aq,idattng the debt. OF
liable to be evil spoken of."-U. S, Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-27

Marrying for Fta.!-A marriage which lately
took place in this county, and which was an
nounced in this paper last week, turns out to be
rather a ludicrous affair, and took place under
the following circumstances: The parties. toge-
oether with number Of the young people OF both
sexes in the ueighborhood had been invited to the
wedding of another couple, aud had assembled
at the house Of the father of the bride where the
nuptials were celebrated. After the ceremony
had taken place. young gentleman, one OF the
guests, proposed to young lady present, to De
married for fun, and they stood up together up
on the floor for that purpose. The magistrate
who il seems was willing to contribute his share
of the fun, consented to crafty the hunor Of the
couple so far as to marry them fps worth-a
second contract followed to be married to the
value of '.lsuy," and in this way the "fun'
proceeded for some time.
The magistrate, it appears, at last became ra'
Their tired Of The sport, and informed the young
couple that if they persisted in their demands 10
he !. married for fun he would marty them III
earnest. They dared him to do it. and after
his repeated ajmonition to them, although they
con,cnded it was ..al in fun, - he actually pro
nounced them husband and wife," and. as II
would seem. not until they had separated ant
retired each to their own home, did they begir
to understand it anything more than being "nar
rie,, for fun Learning now, however, tina
they were really caught in the marriage moose
It became matter Of serious concern to fce thu
magistrate with few more fps and hrys t
{. loose the tie which by this time was gettin!
rather burdensome, and which was rendered no
the less so by the continued rallyins Of theI
comrades.
They were soon given to understand. however
the truth of the old trite saying, that magstrat
can tie knot with his tongue that he cannot un
tie with his teeth, and as we learn have given u
all hopes Of legal separation short OF an appIica
ton to the Legislature.
The transaction reminds US OF another WIS
saving, which we would urge to the considerable
Of the Young couple, and which is, s. be careft
how YOU medde with edge tools" a magistrate
, tongue being dangerous instrument for those
NEEDLE WITH who only desire to be married FIN
:, TWellsboro' Phenir.