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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Remedy fnr the Drrp y.

EHHE subscribers feel pleasure III AN Dancing 20
I the public that they have in their rossrs'ion
and for sale at their ipothcctries shop, King street
,lex.ndria, a FRIED and INNALUA ABLE remedy
for the above named distressing and too often fatal
disease As safe and convenient hydragogue' its
effects are almost immediate discharsins the water
from the system copousy; ss an aiterativ ,tresores
the equal action of the vessels, and esa1she' 'he
tones of the system and thereby the patent
from recurrence of attacks. The Tndersignt feel
confident that in all cases the seass is MT
ed by actual dsorgsnza,ion, the cure will De srRE
The confidence with which the Ansi.hydroPh'c pulls
recommended, is founded on experience IN cases
already tried and upon the fact of their being the
ult of genius, founded upon science, and not OF EN-
piricsm
Twenty four pills, in most cases, effect cure. APP
picstions from distance must be post paid APPi,'
esns will be furnished with the medicine at five dol
lars box, on their for warlng the money, and paying
the expense ofits conveyance.
jy l2-eotf WILLIAM LANPHIER e CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
DIR. RELIES AsTHMATIC PILLS,


VFSHIrE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna-
~ ment and blessing. he best security f'r
their advantage. IS to be found in the use ofthe
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENrRIFICE.
ih,sverv elegant rn''h P,r Err va very little
use, eradicases the &urry in the Gums. and prevents
the accumulation IF 7artr. which not only blscken>
but ZOOS he teeth and acce'ersies their dscrr
The y rtri e thu, removes the prerniing eauses ot
Intensive Breath preserves the hea Miuess and fo''I
ness of The Gums, and renders the Teeth 5eQui. full
uhtfe Price 81 cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Dyspepsia.

rQNHE subscriber continues apply the newly disco
L vered remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per.
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places HIS
price is moderate. Application to be made az his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WM HARPER.
G A generalsupply of fresh Drugs-med'clnes &c;
on hand and offered as low they can be purcnaseo
in Alexandria for cash OF the usual credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04

l.eMon syrup.
40 BOX rs Lemon syrup, of sup rior qu,lity land.
/ ing from schooner Reaper, from Boston. and for
salcby EDAh. ti>GLRFiELD,
Uho has in Store for sale:
81 hhd' Porto H'co }suGARs, part of su.
81 do St Croix r'' f'"''S
lOh.lf pipes oeignette's Brandy
10 s ssr p,De' American Brandy
pipes Ho'I Ind e.,
oarrsls American { VI"
20 aoxrs Manufactured Tobacco, los and Is
No Nackerei, &C &C jy IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04

TO The y4S7'HN4TTCS CONSUNP7ITE
tnE most prevalent and fatal ofsll the Diseases in
- cident to civilized socety-the Consumption
may generally be traced 20 the least alarming of dsor
ders, slight but neg 'eccd Cold ny estimation It sp-
pears that nehuadred and ffy thousand persons die
annually u the Consumption Most OF these dread
full results may be attributed to common Colds, and
negligent treatment Of the harrassng Cough that sc
morally ensues, which is usually followed by difficult
esthing pain in the side. and at last ucersted lungs
Violent aud repeated as'hmatc attacks also brig
Consumptive symptoms. One ortw dollars expend.
ed in the purch,sc Of
DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and little attention to their timely administrations
will usually mitigation of these disorders and
generally effect 4 cure. The Pills are also an easy
and ecc'ual remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the asthma and Coasumptiop; - C,lh
Coughs. Difficulty Of Breathing TfghtneSs and Strict
ure ocross he hest, Wheesiag Pam in the Side, SPIT
ting of Blood, &c Few can occur Of any OF this
class Of disorders in VIII CHI the purchasers of Dr Relics
Pills will no. find rich return for their tIIh ns cx
psnlure. Pr ce-Hhoie Fores so Pills, l D9E.i;
HrLf diAo, 70 Pills. so Cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
ITCH.

TEf0WEvER inveterate. in one hours appLeotion,
~ and no amger from takinscod. ~ using
DUMFRIES' OINTMENT.
This prrparstion, for pi4as,ntness s,fetv, exped-
ton aud certa.ny stands unriualed for ,he
of Ills troualesune complaint. 1t is rapid, as we'll
as its op .raon. to this iisagreeable
disorder efectusIiy onshous application only!
u does MT contain the least particle of mercury
other danger us Ingredient and may be applied with
feet safety ny pregnant females to children at
the breast. Price 573 cents, with ample directions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
Chnice Wines.

TvHE subscribers have for sale an assortment oil nm
n est WINES, in boxes of l dozen each, viz.
Champaign. Orn1Nnt Nouet brand
Leadtop Champaign, in pints and quarts
Chamber,n Burgundy
oCIossman Co" best Chateau LATTE Claret
"winkler," "Oppenheimer." "nberweseler,"
and Hattenhe:mer," OLDIiocK
st. Julien, La Nerthe, st Joseph and Laf'i.te
white and red C!aret
White Hermitage and sauterne
auscat, Lunel, Hermitage, Mayoisin
Chateau NargeauX
Extract d. Absin,he
Me'oc Caret, in casks
MADEIRA, in pipes, hogsheads and quarter casks
old and of the very best quality
Sicily and MarseiIles Madeira
St. Lucar, Sherry, Port
Dry and s~ set Malaga, sc. &c.
i,,,e % A. C.. CA2ENOVE Il Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
DUMFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES

TNHE proprietor begs leave to recommend (Which
- he does with the fullest con6dence) one of the
mo valuable remedies known for this .rou5leome and
painful complaint, Without going into detxh, he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-04
CMoice aiues.

CMoice Sines.
EUSr received per brig Remittance, from Madeira,
- g. p h,leira in h'ssheads and q casks
BIli d, quarter and ha'f qr casks
: .rcisl do IN h,ifqrarter casks
Gctpe Iucc 10 inqr mi hsfqr casks
The aaove Vines are from the uses of Newton
tiorioa, Murdoch and Scott, & Lewis * Co., and are
OF superior q Illty, AMI for sale by
NESSERSMITH.
Uho has in Store,
2piaes, 6 hhis aud ~ q. CASKS Payne Cos L.
Y. nal ira
Serc;si BIrgu1ly. and Nalnsey MADEIRA, in
qt,rter casSa
6po.ssnI4 lItr.er casks " r suira's" Up MA
4 IVA ea.it'si % leben'ure
Sap.san' Il hllS S,cih Aalelrs
m sup .r,Ir R,uS'llon
ID >slSets Champagne, &c. )y6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-26
JOSHUA ]. FRY

THE CsNsrTUT1oNAL WING IS published twice veek
Tuesdays aud FndsysO at FJtE dollars pcr annun,
payable in advance.
For adverisns-75 cents square Tor essl for the first
insertion, and 80 cents for each continuance The nun
Der OF insertions must be noted on the Ms otherwise
ingly. e'
Previous to a disrontinuancc or ,,s r.o. u, ,,ear
ages must be paid up And those who NAV wish 10 dis
continue, viii notify the Editors IN that effect al least
Weny Gays before the period expires for which they
Noes Of chartered specie paying Eanks Of any Of the
states WI be received in paymen, for subscription to
me wing tnough Virginia Or y. States Bank Notes would
be pefered and remittances can he made ,b,ogh the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors
All letters TO the Editors must be post paid or they will
receive no attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-26
OHIO g. KENTUCKY LANDS

VHNHE Subscriber offers his services to non-resi
N "a cent ProPrlctors of lands in the States of
ONO ana kentucky, for the sale thereof, and paw
ment of the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, or to John H. Price, Esq. of Richmond,
POST PAD will be duly attended to- lie refers those
to whom he may be unknown, to
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN Johnson,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAML. MYERS, Esqrs
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
Il. 81. 5. will also attend as Attorney at Law
to suits in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
ETdhkiot no 2--w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-26
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
A Doctor Emory has declined the Presi-
"a dency Of Randolph Macon College, q call
ed Meeting CT the Board Of Trustees will BE-
held at Boydton, to commence on Wednesday.
The 9TH of April next, for the election of a
President and Professor Of Languages, and
for other important business. a full board is
desirable WIN. A, SMITH, Secretary.
mar 6--ctdm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-04

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ipassd Ly the Secretary Of tire TfeesurY, and now
rsfa,t tI tin .onadrldtou Of TIN House. bili,
oHtsU. 90 as would in IT, do,ts, br satisfactory %
aaY one usH1ar at Inc Committee, but ~ tts
ION "a ufsb alone ti#y haye beeI abe 10 unite a
IN. FL. p ga fheirown Voices.
| III. aJst nud greatest alteration o. the existing
= sttru Of revenue proposed ~ edf1it Of The Sc
rrsiuyi la tn r.. ing 10 thc aa Is Of vol and
nnula. tulsl wooleas-articles involving interests
. pafdalt equal 10 al, The other manufactures the
| Union pW tosetuor cotton only excepted With
regard to the8e artie.s. TIC dHuit ofthe Secretary
! proposes not only sefy great reduction IN the n
MOUNT Of dulifl to be levied upon the imported nrt
! ftl bur 20 total change ~ thc system OF collection,
sup ,,uung ad vooten duties IN the place Of the
| graduated minimum established ~ the preceding
| Iauil law 4 clause IN the eblimoton Of mauy
| OF thu principal manufactures Of those articles
molo formidable To- Tie prosperity olthelr tab
| llHhmrus than tho reduction Of the dutfs hcn
3olees.
The COMMITTEE utter ftIl and deliberate consi
delauou oflhe arguments submitted them upon
shIs question by several al t.to upat eminent oil the
manufacturer, IS after eHius them lhc mea friend
~ and respectful attention haze found Ule eouclu-
| soas concuuln@ with tho5o OF thu Secretary oitlo
| lfra.ury, 'betthe System of graduate naalnum3
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10 be abolished for hr rcaaor5 npou which lhls o.
piulon J., founded they refer the House 10 the ~!
port OF The Secretary of ths Treasury accompany
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'aig notice. lae#r loais and .ns difficulty n mo-,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-04

Z 49,
Ion increasing The pr'ee Of the de.oeaia @oen
would he i"'epeal tho aeiy npon IT, same @a#"
Imported AN experiment Winch the friends 81 oa'
.n'thai M'"stft Wi uot be de''fo9s "I w2t4h'
We cannot subscribe. therefore Ia the doarnr
IT," the du.'.s oimpasl protective ct eu owl
manufacture aie paio oy The io1esn merchant "a
manufacturer hol Can We mo'eleauty bei'eFc
'N'' iaeF are IND by tue purchaser al ih' article"
exported l''n o" country 10 pay lof tue mrotta-
lions WING" We Ie@'''e IN return
llis eon'1na#d mat b. eN.'ndng the foreign
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-04

ed the American system. looking 10 the pro
t'c,'on OF domestic manufactures have gwen Ist
10 twonew doctrine, otpoillIeI economy on. -
them advanced by the friends, and one 10y the o.
ponaats vi that system bota at first si.at. hshl,
pJrade1lrai botl appearing, upon elosa examine.
tom 10 De not entirely wlthos foundation. a..
both, IN the ur,o ofLspaatou. relied upon. II /.
believed beyond ast and Rational warrant
The opinion advanced ~ tic friends of the PR
tcc'lre system is, that the tendency afaegrayutna
duties Of lmp@t upon mteiga imported from a
broad, and haze no competition WITH aiuliu1 az
uce5 OF domGur manufacture, Is Ia reduce and
not 10 lncfcaf, the price oil the articles themselves
The oPnltn sustained by the free uade party II
th1tlhe gr,t mass Of the datl,s ut lmposi is paid
lot by the Consumer of tie duu,d articles. hut 10y
the PlodaanfoI the atuc,e exported. 10 pay ior tho
article ppuH which the lmpost was c,lrd
The da.tme that duties ot lmpost litagca the
price ol 81 articles upon which they ave levied
seems 10 cmdIct Will nu drst dictates oi culomaa
sense. }t It's supporters hrst oppol with con.
hdcnce tathe t1et. that most of the articles upon
which aatuonai dauos were levied hy the tarlil' OF
1925, IER since that time considerably Elltun IN
puco-ahathrn they argue that 1t must bc 90 by
the eAfte'ayut oilgmP',tioR IN the market Il Is
C1tmy nullggy to the natural course Of tuuss.
''', "i' ao'''u'' To 'a' cost aa""I" bed reduction
"a ''' '''' VI an al''''. iloo IL Is, mat Use aa-
~ 4Hss SI"' 10 ne I'od'5 a"" Oh lhe a'I'ie ut
"0''s. '"' ''e % any 9".' IA The h"1het
'"'@ =" penn "r'" 'f'g f"."''oa OF
VI, 'll,''" ''o supply " Ia, p"e tHa p.re Of
1,. '%'' why '.'51' variations OIL u1'e,N"i Iiaes'
'"'' 0''. IT. 1t very e''1' eN' "' IN. lsi'H''l pro.
Po -, q '''' 'a'' '''o supply and consequent
W." lR''. Ut ',s ~Uc'c. 40 sue conclusion eai
W. 'o,' .' .'e 'l''.2oS'fodiJ 10 ''t Ia
~ W 90 inc ices Oh '"s otu''1s Mon winch
y "''''a "o'' '7#o 'n''''ae' nave f1Ieh' uness
~" "'''' ''i'''a''' !, IAN D' sae"a' mat the
"''''as VI '', oa,} was 'ht sa'. OIL i'' l1i IN
H'' ,'o' " ''' ii % s.'''1't 10 Prove - strange
P''"o2A'" ,sgoaL' .'F ahy '"e cAt'l'mtht Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-03

with that of the state. In this state no
such body of men existed, the civil affairs
of the colony were conducted by men
drawn from the busy scenes Of private
hfe for few days only in the year, the
rest of their time being principally occu-
pied in subduing the forest, & in the va
rious pursuits of agriculture and COM
merce. The clergy were few, unprovid-
ed for by law, and had no extraordinary
inducements to become historians. When
they wrote it was principally upon theo-
logical Subjects, which were wholly un-
connected with the State. One clergy
man in the town of Newport spent more
time and tedious investigation, more
learning and untring industry, and filled
more pages on subject exclusively the
illogical and controversial than would
have sufficed 10 collect and compile the
history of the state at that time.
We should be happy to have it in ouI
power to extend our researches beyond
the island of Rhode Island, 80 as to en-
brace the whole State, but the magnitude
Of such an undertaking is more than We
have the courage, leisure, or ability tc
encounter and are sensible, that what We
propose to do will be but partially accom-
plished.
The work will be given to the public
as fast as it progresses, and we invite the
hand of indulgent criticism and correc.
ton. Ifw should suffer by comparison
with others, we should be compensated
by the additional light thus elected il
furtherance of our main object, which il
to snatch from the wreck of time por
tion Of the history of our forefathers, ant
Of our native land.
Continued on the I'd. page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-03
WAVE THE THISTLE.
ny JOHN GRAHAM.

NY JOHN GRAHAM.
Air The Bonny Breast Knots.
Written for the New.York Society's Celebra-
tion Of the Anniversary Of Saint Andrews Day.
CHORUS.
Wave the thistle, blow the thistle,
Chant the sweetest note, man;
May freedoms wreath on valors brow,
Ay bloom on bonny Scotland.
Her towering hills though bleak and bare.
Her sons are brave, her lasses fair
And love and freedom smiling there,
Proclaim her bonny Scotland.
Wave the thistle, &c
And o how fair her heather braes,
How soft and sweet her warbler's lays,
How bright her silver burnie plays
Through flowery vaies in Scotland.
Wave the thistle, &c
Her bonnet crowns the hero's head
| His cloak her bonny tartan plaid
| Her sword is proud oppression's dread
Her name is bonny Scotland.
Wave the thistle, SC
Free Greece an Rome when freedom sped,
And kend ma where to shield her head,
| She flew where Bruce and Wallace led,
And found hame in Scotland.
Wave the thistle, &c
Where or tyrapt would command,
| May freedom find in every land
Sic chiefs to lead her guardian band,
AZ ay she found in Scotland.
Wave the thistle, &c
| Home Of love and friendship true,
Land ths foe could nc'er subdue,
Still may laurels deck thy brow,
| And freedom smile on Scotland.
Wave the thistle, &c
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ger, profound as was the interest felt in the
proceedings, ] was compelled to leave.
$1,000 up Tor that purpose, and to take last
iook 700 al beauchamp- when his eye suddenly
,eh upon me- lie started--his lips moved
ne ,ookeo at me anxiously-gave me hur-
in which he had been sitting.
To be Continued.
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will commence about the LIST Of December at Mr..
Towers Academy-tw evenings in each week,
for three months--at 81 25 cts, for each subscri-
Der, books furnished gratis-Those who wish to
attend the school, will please leave their names at
the Store of the Subscriber, soon-as no scholar
can be admitted after the school has commenced
nov. 9Th, 1881. B. MARSH, ir.
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NEW LINE.

Sm THE public are respect
1EsSksST@ fully informed that new
s2R-S2 GEkG line Of Stages has com.
menced running between this place and Fall
River, on the following days, viz: Leave New
port on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, on
the arrival Of the steamboats, from New. York,
Returning, will leave Fall River on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, at ii o'clock, and ar
rive at Newport in season for passengers to take
the steamboats, for New York.
Stage Books at Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House.
Fare 81. Newport, Nov. 1st 1881.
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Court Of Probate, Middleto,on, Nov. ~, 1891.
VTTHEREAS the Executors first account

w on the estate of JOSEPH CocGEsHALL.
late of Middetown, deceased, was this day
presented for examination and allowance
II is ordered, that the consideration thereof
be referred to Court of Probate to be hold
en- at the TownHouse, in Middletown, on
the Sd Monday in Dec. next, at o'clock, pm
and that copy Of this order be published 3
successive weeks in the r. I. Republicsn,
that all persons interested may appear at said
time and place and be heard. By order,
WILLIAM SMITH, Probate Clerk.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Newport. X.
!. Dec. 13, 1881 Persons calling for them
will please say they are advertised, as thew
are placed in scperate case.
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The following Hymn were sung at tho dot
ation the new Meeting House in Plymout
rected on the spot where the first house Of We
hip in America was built. .
ORIGINAL HYMN-By DIR. c. COTTON.
On Zion's holy hill,
The temple first was rear'd;
There was the offring made,
Tho solemn pray'r was heard.
Our Fathers God
Then deign'd to hear
The fervent vow,
The prayr sincere.
Two hundred years have gone
Since here the pilgrims came,
And on this hallow'd ground
Erected first the Fame.
Our Fathers God
Then deign'd to hear
The feryant praise,
Their pray'r sincere.
The rock which first they trod,
We with reverence view;
From naughty Prslate's pow'r,
They sought homo anew.
Our Fathers God, sc.
Ger billows rolling deep,
Mid tempcsts low'ring gloom,
Their fragile bark arriv'd,
And here they found home.
Our Fathers God, &c.
To thee their offspring BOW
And render thanks sincere,
For all thy mercics shown,
For all our Fathers care.
Our Fathers God
Now deign'd to hear,
Our fervent praise,
Our prsy'r sincere.
No mitred Priests awa;ts
Here with formal prayf,
No creed doth US direct,
Thy Gospel we revere.
Our Fathers God, &c.
Within these hallow'd walls
Long may wo chaunt thy praise,
Tho bread Of life he broke
And hero dispensd Thy grace.
Our Fathers God, SC.
Our God to Thee We bow,
Our hearts TO Thee we raise,
While here We dedicate
This house Of prsyr and praise.
Our Fathers God, &c.
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