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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
Houses TO Rent.
Eusiish Annuals for 1S34.

Euyiish AMNuA}s Tor 1SS1.
TESE subscriber has inst received and offers for sales
Il THE Gem, Literary Annual for 1881, con-
tanning twelve splendid eHgrayings. BY the most emf
ut artists
Friendships Offering, Literary Album and
Annual Remembrancer for 1851, containing thirteen
beautiful engravings. amongst which are Mary Queen
of Scots going forth to execution, and Aud Robin
GRAY
The HInter's Ureath for 1881: containing,
rom,, ST Christ by r.. Smith, from Ben. West, and The
DeIuge by r Brlndard, from painting by A. Moses.
The Forget Not. a Christmas, New Years
and Birth Day Presen, for 1851, containing fifteen ee-
CANT cngravngs
The Christmas Bor, by Marshall, Juvenile
Annual for 1851.
A fresh supply of the Atlantic Souvenir and
Pearl for 1851; also The Gcnticman's Pocket Alma
nacks for 1881, and Dcsilver's AImsnacks for do.
nov d DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
BOOK g. JOB PRINTING

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
6<ATALOGUEs of Sale; Bank Checks, with
Z or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Current; Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
cial Blanks; Bills of Lading; Policies OF Ins9r-
ance: Bill Books; Lottery B'iis; MiitlS NO
tees: Hand, Hat, Shoe, Window ShoP' iooae-
CO. Horse, and Show Bills; with every otner de-
so,;nt;on oG I.r1reR-Pngss PRINTING. Cards,
Bills. Checks, sc. printed either in red, blue,
green, yellow. or black
LOTTERY BILLS
Of every description for sale at tlis Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
Navy Bead & MidAaings

Turing the present severe weather, We will fur
Onsh good Navy Bread at 81 cents per ID. and good
Fresl Middngs at cents per ID. These will be
found to be good substitute for Corn Neal, and much
cheaper. apply at our store on Prince street, to
NJ. MILLER & SON.
jsn2
Seneca Falls Tract Mount Eagle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
FOR SHE.
WILL ssllths valuable tract ofland, called Seneca
4 Falls Tract, continuing
100 Acres.

w
4 Falls Tract, containing
100 Acres.
It's situated on the Potomac river, about four miles
above the Great Falls The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal is on the opposite side of the river, distant half
mile-lt is bounded on side by the POtomac-the
other three sides straight lines, and lies in com
pact form. There is stone grst mill and saw mill on
the land, and mill scat, with about IS feet fall
unfaing stream. This land is well Tmbered. The
other improvements are "a few tenants houses, &c
This lama formerly the property of Mr. Daniel
McCarty who owned about ten thousand acres in the
county of Loudoun adjoining, and who always consi
lercd this land as the best OF all his estates.
MOUNT EAGLE
~. Is situated near Alexandria, com>
81 Z mands a delightful view Of the Potomac riv.
80 > err, tie City uf Washington. Alexandria, and
css;5sz.c. the Mary land shore-i, contains about
Forty acres
rkc House slarCe and enient, three rooms pas
sage nd piazza hciow with Closets kitchen and aun
Iry all under one roof; three rooms and passage up
stairs; the whole establishments III good order there
is stable and carriage house, he garden yer, pro.
ductve pacsl in and the whole tract wei! uc!osed
There is sulfoency Of lire wood, and the water is
uncommonly fine
IwiW also Sell Fire Tracts Of Land,
in the county of Hampshire, containing 1884 acres;
one containing 2l9, adjoining the lands formerly Geo.
Gpin's, Christian Stephens and Flakes. One con
tanning 70 acres, adjoining M0nroe's, Sts1ord's and
Clintons surveys. One containing 309 acres, adjoin.
ing Jno Houses old survey, and the lands Of Brown,
West, Scutchfcd and others, and one tract contain.
ing Is acres, adjoining the lands of Monroe, Scush-
field, Gi.pin and Others These lands are well timber.
ed and lie near the river
Also, 1000 Acres,
On the Gaulcy river, in the county of Nenhawa, nea
The Randolph line.
Persons disposed to purchase any of the Hampshire
lands will call James Mason Attorney at Law, Win
chester Va. Augustine j. Smith, Attorney at Law,
Ciarkesburgh, Va. Ihose.dIsposcd 20 purchase the
otheriands will call on me at Guns,on, Fairfax county
Va or write to me al nccoquan Mills, Va
GEO. MASON.
Gunston Fairfax Co. Va iune27.
.,nr YY-GHWtI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-04
Sugar.
Al Hogsheads.1 ppovn sr1cAp a, lo,v ,;u;,s
III so barrels : - -" ''''''''
For sale by A. C. CAZENOVE 4 Co.
jan 90
Sugar
Soup.

TIME Soup House, under the management of the
Trustees Of the Poor, is providing wholesome and
nutritious food for 400 persons daily at the small
expense of about two cents for each person. II must
however. be understood that its continuance will main
ly depend upon the liberaity of the public. % Do
nations in money! meat, or vegetables, will be thank
fully received. jan :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

II: tendency was TO benefit Mr. Van Buren. who
wseed Gen. Jsekson's popularity transferred TO him
The foregoing is the autnc of that part of his con-
versaticn, which related to the Presidency. and 10 in
WV, ",uer IN winch It took place. Gen. Green will
made by his private and public consent"
Inc following is the letter of vTeles above refer
red TO- 1t will give high idea of his independence,
ana bis political morals! MY own individual opin.
ion (hs says i, ugans, any Individual holding the
Office tof Presidency second term I'm, # III, ,,r,v
say otherwise, feel it my duty 70 submit, In,c
Pendent Gideon! Aud again, it would be ir,poi;tic
to deny although untrue, that which i. aoio~ MOS,
J'f our 0e":E''' Polite Gideon Wellcs!
HARrronp, Sis, March 1880
Dear Sir intended sooner TO hovo ,ps,y.oa
yonrs out have been busily enga god on subjects
perstory To our annual election which takes place ON
monday next 1t has given me pain to witness the
controversy between tho Telegraph and the Courier
but Tho mdscrctIons OF he latter carry tiin, thc
own ant'd"t". II permitted tn advise would wish
Vac Telegraph, at present neither To adm, nor dcny
Inn. 'ch Jackson was candidate for re election
IL woui" nnIues tionably operate 10 our benefit m
Connecticut were VIC to impress the bcIicr ,h., l.,
would again be candidate but from this have an,
didus'y Sustained. My own individual! cpinion i,
against any individual holding The oiiic6 a second
20 submit. 10y ivy
The belief here Is, tina, Il. tho Prcsidcn, is csns
oa'e, nc will obtain nearly an unanimous vote. puJ
nav 'ne democrats Will again obtain The nsccndancy
IN oil the Eastern States 1t would the rcfrc ~. ~.
poc TO counieract the tide ,ha, is slowly sc,,irr
IN our favor, by denying tina, which is doing most far
our benefit "'''' III
We have said nothing upon tia subec, of the next
Presidency 1t is evidently best Tia, we should no, nj
present. ard wish that this might b. the course Of
all the democratic papers
-, Attic proper time public feeling will be leyeopcd.
re journals which consult tho good of the party.
ana winch would retain their influence should Lc
careful how they attempt To dictate or control tho
voice OF the people The Courier is DESTROYING itself
oy thrusting forward its sentiments, and niurng the
cause which it probably wishes to promote. Those
editors Will sooner later ascertain that il is no,
their province. in their power to control direct
II govern, public sentiment,
fhe neglect TO max some necessary changes i,
TIE pns' offices, and onn two unfortunate appop,
men,s. will materially alltc, us I'm this town and
county the prospects are nattcrinr.
LET me hear from you often. and believe INC sim
ceTeiy your friend GIDEON WELI.ES.
DuEF GREEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
from the National Journal OF April rs.
"ON DTS"

CoNNEcTED WITH THE LATE CAaINE, EXPLOSION
:, Major Noah, Judge Of Israel, Surveyor OF New
York, Editor Of The Courier, &c &c. &c. arrived in
this Oty The other day, but so shocked at the
h:rgety-pgglcty condition in which he found tho
FIX Cabinet, thot he ncontnontIy jumped into tho
SteSe, and went beck to st. Tapmany.
When Mr. Thomas Fi;lcbrown was abcs, IN bo
removed from his situation in he Navy Dep,rtmen,
Nr Secretary Branch addressed lc,lc TO him saw
ing THAT he found it necessary 20 have ErrIcIr:;r
"ncn IN the Department, and therefore Mr. File
.oro@ns service. were no longer required When
hir hcrrd al bIr Branch's removal, he sen, tho
Ex-SccretoTy copy of the foregoing extract from
The day before the Secretary of State backed
out, he addressed letter TO Tcuch Ringpold. ESQ
rs LATE Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
On The next day Mr. RingIold answered the letter.
directing his reply 20 Mr. Van Buren, as LATE Secre
tsry Of State"
II Is said that there certainly was correspondenco
between Gen Jackson and Mr. Branch, concerning
The remoya! OF the laItct and thu E4 Son of Nep-
tune hos been for some days thinking" whether h.
would take in consideration" The expSdcucy Of pub-
shnE IT, il IS said, however,, that he is also think
ing whether lie viii ever again call Gea Jackson
'Tuh GREATEST AND Bgsr."
IHE CAnINEr.-The latest en- pTTs haze il. TIM,
Col Dayton will be called to the War, and LAIN
Forsyth to The Navy Department
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Ffun lbe Nalional Gan.l,c


Decision has 6ctn lnvishly used IN our rcnublicnn
country sgaln.i The subjects ~ tho European rponar
chcS-'hc British paiticsarly for their fond loyalty
towards incapable kings. Iie toIe!aflnn of az
executive cnetr las been pcrdoned as necessary m
The uonarcl'!col eysIeTj but admiration and ldj,c
uon Tor Them lave been treated as nfatualion. and
the celebration Of their names and merits os nth,
hypoensy or folly. Hereditary Legislators! hercd,,a
~ administrators the idea proclaimed to be sb
euro; 'ca' devotion 70 George III. or George ".
pitiabe weakness Sow, the Subjects of tnon,,.
chy have ~ alternative as long they wish 10 pre-.
serve their scheme ~ government which they NAV
deem generally the best for them; md il ia mol, a. ail
extraordinary that they should be daz1ied by the
pcDdOr Of the crown, as TO be blinded Ia tho yices
= deficiencies Of its wcarcf;--,hat hereditary sue
esson with iis old pomp and prestige should rGdicati
oval propCrsit!es. Here then is Tie apology Of row
lists.
VIVA, could be the excuse-what would be the
consistency Of American republicans, If, hay.
'ng the full. unembauosscd faculty Of choice and
-hange, they elected ond fondly retained as their
thoT Magistrate Gn hti:iGoI "nccual 20 4 c oAsc
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
MISCELLANY.
An Irish story.
From the Dublin Literary.

From the Dublin Literary
q Arrah, Paul,' said one OF them, VIII you
tell us the story about. The iim7 80" want to buy
Inc foTty .piana Tor Colonel Edmondson's dangh-
ter, long ago"
ThrothI wasaint' to be blempt FOR the same
purchase but master Frank Edmondson, that put
me up to it out o. downright wickedness. a
wouh! ITS the money was Us plainly as skate
stones or this young fellow aOuld'nt be at such
loss to spend it IN one diversion or another /;
for he ped dacent for his iigaries. ] had, ye see
an ordher for piaha-forty, to a Misther, och,
disremember his name but he lived in Wisht.
moreland street, in the town Of Dublin. Paul.
says Masther Frank. will YOU have many things
to bring for my father from Dublin" 'Yes, sir
say /, sl'll have piana forty, phase your honor,
an' lot of carpentin' aud two tables only
Masther Frank, Im afeard Of losin' my way
in that big place, or bein cheated or may
be gettin' myself in gaol' siWeli,'sald he,
| could sarve you, it you would keep saoret..
sThry me wild it first,' says |. .My iather'i
throwin' away money upon a piana-iorty, an hi
knows no more whether one is good or bod thar
COW does Of holyday neither does my shs
ter , an he winked knowingly at me- IT,
well,' said he, shat it wasn't pana-hity or pl
aua.sixty that be Ordthered; he's too lavish en-
/ trely OF his money! says the cute young shaver
AM it's a shame for a man Of his years TO b
buyin' musical coffin, when IT'S one OF oak h
ought to be thinkin' or an he ViRked so wis'
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
SWAINE'S
p ,MET a GLE 81

PNN Ag8Ao
FOR the cure of Scorfula, or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphilitic. Mercurial, and
Liver Complaints, and most diseases arising in
debhtated constitutions, or from an impure state
of the Blood, &c. &c.
Caution to the Public.
SWAIM'S PANACEA-the public is respect
fully cautioned against spurious imitation oil this
medicine-tle preparation of which Is put in bot
ties similarly fluted, and in size, but the impress
sion, biOn in the glass very feint and lndistlnct:
The taste OF the admixture is acId and bitter and
the only sembance it bears to the genuine SCaim's
Panacea, is in color, aud a component aart fear
saparilla of no virtue. When positive proof Is
obtained of the source from whence the imposition
originated, it will be made known.
George Sheets,
Cured after having been sir months in the Tenn
sytudnia Hospital. s
This is to certify, that | was afflicted with
diseased foot, for which was attended Tor two
Years by the physicians of the Philadelphia Dis
pensary, without receiving any benefit. was
induced to 20 in the Pennsylva Hospital, where
remained six months, under the care Of the sur
geons Of that institution; when seeing Owen Tough
ran cured by Mr.. Swain, in the same room, it ur'
ged me to leave the Hospital, and place myself
| under bis care; being then much worse than wal
when went in, having many more holes IN M
foot, and being unable to stand alone or wall
without erutchcs.
| | left the Hospital aud commenced takln
Swaim's Panacea; and after having used two bot
ties, the sores healed up, and became perfect
we'll; my health, and the use of my foot, were en-
i tirely restored. 1t is now more than four year
i and am still in good health, there are now n
traces of the disease, except the deformitJ oil IL
foot, which was much disfgured by the raVages
the disease. GEoRGE oHEETs?
Lombard near Broad street, Philadelphia
Philadelphia, March ssth, 1898.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
VIEW NERVES.: VOE. XII. NO. II69

in the papers, along with the account o. The whole
ructiOn, cane AM by givin' an explanation to the
bishop, got me cut but he gayed me hive pounds
for the joke any how ior the cash was llush with
him; so that was very well ped for ;an'EPaul.'
says he, as he put the mnney intp my hand. the
thIick played Oh you was because you cnhslnted
to be chate aein my father, that often bcirinded
~,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
"a. W.. Freeman,
DENTIST.

poets to remain until Spring, and will be happy
to serve his friends ard the public in the line Of
his profession No. sc shipley st. few doors
South of the Post Office.
While this notice continues he will remain in Viii
mington.
November 9, 1880.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

For Sale,
SARATOGA POWDERS.
These powders will make water fully equal in every
respect to that taken fresh from the Springs
SEIDLITS AND SODA POWDERS.
Maynard and .Noyes Rochelle POWDERS.
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE with directions for making
tho Beer
PURE LEMON ACID with directions for malsing
Ptaat, Shrfd Sc. Tariarf zelda y Stsf,i4. 1asoos
me- q Soda, Tot making Soda powdGis. Sal .4erd-
us, SC, &c. &c.
May 10, 1884,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements Of twelve lines or less, will be
cOnspicuousiy inserted four times for dollar,
andtwenty cents for each subsequent insertion,
unless il should extend to three months, When it
.willne i've d.lars, nd for year sixteen dollars.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

An HoxEsr CARPESTER.--Age gentleman whose
house is undergoing repairs, called IN shortly alter
the lob was commenced TO see how the workmen
got on, and Observinga quantity Of nails lying
about, said TO the head carpenter, "Why don't
YOU take care Of these nailse they'll certainly be
lost" Oh no sir. replied Mr.. FOreplane. "YOa'1
End them all in the BILL"
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
MINERAL WATER.

THE subscribers have opened their fountain for the
season. Tho fountains newlynned--a variety Of
the best syrups will be constantly kept
VAUGHAN g. PETERSON.
No 1856 and
=. b. VAUGHAN,
No, a. Mnfket-Rt,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

The Intelligence. IA London paper, gives the
following
Acau4INrAScE TABLE.--2 glances make
bow. Q bows-I how dye dos--6 how dye dos
Conversations and conversations mako ! &C.
quaintouee.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SANNUEA MARWER.
No. A, Market Street Wilmington.
THRNNs.

The Delaware Gazette K American Waterman,
is published on Tuesdays and Fridays, in each
week, at 81 per annum, payable yearly ia adj
vance, 81 so payable half yearly in advance, or
IS if not paid till the end Of the year.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20

Nor1cE ExrRAoRDINARY.-rhe following adj
Vertisement was once posted up in country tav-
ern BY the Preceptor Of the village academN;--
" Whereas several idle and dlsorderly persons
have lately made practice Of riding an ass belong
ing to Mr.. - up and down the Academy stairs;
now, least any accident should happen, he takes
this methsd Of informing the public, that he is de-
termined to shoot this said ASS, and cautions any
person who may be riding il at the time, TO take
care of himself, lest by some unfortunate mistake
he should shoot the prong one" Mr.. - was
never troubled again BY the racing OF Jack Up and
down the stairs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-14
Hardware & Cutlery

Also, an extensive and complete assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY consist ing of almost every article wanted by house. keepers, mechanics, farmers and others. Al. SO, Joiners' Planes, and Moulding Tools O'I and Paints White-w wash, and other Brushes Glass, Nails, large and small Steel Yards Brass Kettles curl'd hair for Mattresses Sc. with a general assortment of
 Crockery and Glasssoare,
 GROCERIES,
 LEATHER, &c. Szc.
 Customers are respectfully invited to call and examine our goods and prices
 Litchfeld, April 7, 1881. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-14
Stats cf Connecticut, ! Litehfe1d, Jun.
 LitchtGeId County, ss. %, 1881.

-.so'ysSs'S SOe~sssyS SSe ZZS AOOls TTPON the petition of Mary D. TIttle, of V New. Milford, in said county, brought to the Superior Court to be holden at LitchfieId, within and for said county, on the third Tues day of August, 1881, stating that in Decem- her, 1927. she was married to Luther Futile, then of said New Milford, with whom she liv- ed until on or about the goth day of March, 1928. when the said Luther, without any just cause. deserted the said Mary, and has ever since continued to desert and wilfully absent himself from said Mary. and to live separate and apart from her in the total neglect of all the duties of the marriage covenant on his part to be performed; and praying a bill of divorce and dissolution of the marriage con- nexiOn between her and said Luther, which petition is dated June 9, 1881:
 H IS ordered, That notice of the pcndency of this petition be given to the said Luther Futile. (he being out of this state1 by publish ing this order of notice three weeks success ivcly from this date in the LitchfieId Enquirer. paper published in the town of Litchfeldl which shall be sufficient notice to the respon- - dent of the pendency of said petition.
 Dated at Litchfeld. the 22d day of June. 1881. CLARK RESELL,
 4 Judge cf the Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-14
NOTICE.

.-D THE new and splendid Steam Boat SU- 1 PERiOR. built by the N. Haven Steam Boat Company expressly for . DAY BOAT (which has been so loudly called for) to run between New Haven and New York, is now completed, and will commence running on Monday the 2d of May next. She will make fUe daily trips 1p aud dOlOn iss e0ck SUeek leav- ing New-YOrk Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs day, Friday and Saturday mornings at o. clOck-and returning, leave New-Haven on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays aud Fridays, at o'clock P. M. No pains or expense has been spared to render this Boat safe and cOmmOdiOus; her boilers are placed on her guard, and are upon the low pressure principle. Her speed is expected to equal that of the fastest boats upon the East River. Her commander, Capt. SGmfo is we'll known to the public. E Post Coaches Travelling with extra speedy will start for Hartford, via Meriden and Berlin, immediately on the arri- val of the Boat at New-Haven. By this line, the passage between New York and New-Ha- ven will usually be made in to hours, and l between New York and Hartford in II to 12 hOurs-of course by daylight.
 Passage from New Haven to New-York f,co dollars; from Hartford to New York, in- cluding stage fare, three dOlLGrs-medls ertrG. This Boat will carry no freight.
 The Steam Boat United States, Captain Beecher, will continue to ply between New Haven and New.Yerk. and will carry freight upon the usual terms-leaving New Haven on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 2 o'clock, and leaving New-York on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at l2 o'clock (noon.)
 Fare t,co doliars-Me0ls ertru.
 JOEL ROOT, Agent. New. Haven, April 25, 1881 tf46
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-14
ClGy's Nch Ointment.

NOR Pleasaniness, safety, expedition, aud cer-
 ainty, ]: infinitely superior to any other cure fov that tOrmening disorder.
 Price g cents per box. ..s .. ..s.s- Clay's Stomach Bitters. TENHEY will be found in all cases Of tho following Vomiting, Cosaveuess, Weakness at the Bre6sl, Pain in fhe Stomach, Loss of Appetite and all other svm0 toms of Indigestion and Fiatuleace and as nervona cordial, s not to he surpassed by any thing.
 Price 25 cents a box. .rl. --
 Pe0rl TOOM POscder. vEyFITS celebrated Powder needs no r..,.......s. l ton-every gentleman and lady should he ia ,he constant use of F. they wish to preserve their teeth from decay, and have them appear of abeausiIai pear iy wilderness. Price 25 cents box.
 Sold by Samuel Bael, Lee & Beck,citk. md Abbs S BaTnes. Litchf hfeld, and 0f gaTioIs ofker P'9ces sn os tas .s.o .coOanty. D. CLAY.
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