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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

The Mediterranean and Bay of Biscny.
great canal, originally projected BY Rlquet. the
French engineer, for the purpose Of uniting the
Bay of Biscay with the Mediterranean. is about
to be accomplished under GaIabert. 1t will join
the Lansuedoc canal at Toulouse, and take up
the Adour, at the port of lame, after traversing
the departments of the Upper Garonne. Upper
Pyrennees, and Ladies This SPLENDID enter.
prise will remove the difficulties, dangers, and
loss of time, consequent upon the navisations OF
the Straits of Gbralter, and the coasting along
the shores of Portugal, Spain, or Africa. The
canal will be deep and spacious enough tor the
ad mission of vessels of hundred or a hundred
aud fifty tons burthen, and undoubtedly contri.
butte largely to the prosperity Of BayOnne and
the South of France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
Court Of appeais.

TIME Council will sit as Court of Appeals on the
Il nth and 18th of June. from II until l o'clock
each day, after which appeal will be heard for any
alleged over valuation OF property The Tax Books
will be left at the Council Chamber, and may be exa
mined after O'Clock of each day.
NAV Sl-tIlthJ p. THOMPSON, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
Chairs, Chairs.

o DOZEN Rush Seat Chairs; Rocking and nursery
= do-with general assortment ofo,her ens!rs; TOT
sale low by -Itiu R 0& S1nuu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
Eur Rio INNeirO.

20 Af,w hundred barrels Of fiour v i'll be taken
,IgS a, moderate freight, on board of good yes
- hound TO Rio de Janeiro. Apply to
". % &C CAZENOYE u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
For Amsterdam.
For baAtiNlOre.

The schr LOOKOUT
30 rapt spedlen vii. take freight at low rate
sSoa offered. ApPIyto -
MAY so .. ArSoE"oNtiu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

Colonization Of .Agiers. -Marshal CIausel
has sent circular to each of the members Of the
Chamber of Deputies, informing them that they
have the privilege OF naming one family from
their respective electoral ACCOMPLISHMENTS, dis
posed to settle at AIgiers, to whom. on arriving,
allotments of six hectares. or IL English acres,
will be assigned, at rent Of IS francs for each
hectare on the coast, and 90 francs in the plain,
besides expense of measurement, on lease for
or 1s years, at their own option. These settlers
are to furnish themselves with provisionsfor six
months, with sufficient tools or implements for
the works they mean to carry on, and cloth tor
making tent for their abode till they have erect
ed more substantial dwelling The marshal
states that the autumn is the most favorable sea-
son for emisraling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

The Piece of Cabbage Staik.-On how incon-
siderable thing the fate of nation is sometimes
made to depend! The fall Of Robespierre was
fastened by the following circumstance, as re-.
lated in the life Of the Empress Josephine;-
Tallien was the life and soul OF the conspiracy
organized by the Mountain party, against the de.
spotism of Robesplerre. But the utmost cIrcum-
spection was necessary; and the copspIrators were
waiting for the ripening of events, before striking
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

It's stated in the English papers, that the ex-
pertinent recently Instituted by the Pacha Of
Egypt, of boring for water in the Desert, has been
completely successful. The enterprise was ma
mayed by Mr.. Briggs, an EngIishman, at one time
Consul at Cairo. At thirty feet below the sur.
face, on an average. water Of pure and soft de.
scrption has been obtained. and the experiment
has not failed in any place where it has been tri-
ed. A tank, capable of containing 1000 cubic
feet of water. has been constructed in the Desert
Of Suez, and others are 10 progress, to be suppl
ed in the same manner. This discovery cannot
fail to be of the highest importance to the ad.
vancement and fertilization Of Egypt and Ara
bia The Pacha. by whose enlightened enter.
prise this result has been Obtained has lately I'M.
ported an English Stage Coach, with coachman
to teach the natives TO drive. newspaper print
ed iD Arabic and Italian has been long establish
ed in his do,ninions, and he has instituted sort
Of Parliament, composed Of the chief men OF the
provinces. The debates are regularly published
in his paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
The grief so lively shown.
Makes us think upon our own,

and calls to mind the spoilt genius Of embellish-
ment. who scampered mad with riot along the
banks of the St. James's canal, and rejoiced that
he had full swing under the spirit Of monarchy.
On, that we could fetter some of the geniuses who
run upon our banks-upon the bank of the kx.
chequer.
Mr.. yigne has discovered another evil conse.
uuence Of democracy in America, lit iss That
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
POETRY
THE MAMELUKEs.

Dull clouds gather round the pale beams Of
the crescent,
The h,.s - he infdel shine IN the sun
Al hsmdn Il ti.ahl the Ugh, cvanescent
Is veIfd- let the wliIof tr,sh Allah be done
We dream Of the past but the past IS departed;
We look IN the future, il wears black pail:
Aihamda ilIah'--ihe brave are faint hearted;
The mantle Of destiny gltdetb US alt
Time wss when the palms in Granada we
planted;
The palms flourish still, but the planters
are gone;
Time was, when our songs by the Dare we
chauDted;
al bamdu Il lllshl the Dare flows on;
But our yotces are checked our hiheli' faded;
Thick do, pgGs The darkness ioretold by
The seer:
Al hanidn II iah, our Stamboul invaded
Aud where is the standard OF Aiahomet.---
wheIeg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
COLTS,
il EW GOODS.

BUhkHART & DOLL,
81 AVE just recei1 ed and are noA nnen
n - large and general assortment Of
Spring md Sunnicr G009s.
"tirh iheJ invite the public TO call end =,
dn."e, as tAey are dcttrlnincd 20 s,l ,bso.
cheap ''i' IA
Mar'iasbugs, April =, 1892.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
LOVES WATCH.

When not q breath disturbd the air,
When not a shade defaccd the sky,
When spirits secm'd 10 bring from there
The hallow'd calm that dwelt ON high,
In verdani grove with moonlight glowing,
in pensive mo d saw thee stand -
SO caim!--so swseil--Ihe images showing
Oh heavenly sprite in image land.
Unconscious thou that was near,
saw thee weep and watch the night;
To drink thy signs straiu'd my ear,
And hush d a tumult Of delight.
Like gentle dews on tender flower,
Upon my heart so iril each tear.
iclt lis warmth, aud from that hour
The flower OF Love grew doubly dear
OH blush not thus, because know
That tears did fall, and heard Thy signs;
For when those tokens silent naw,
New magic iills Thy melting eyes,
There's npught 10 nature can lmpart
A loveiier charm sweeter grace.
Than those true heralds of the heart.
When soft they beam on worlan's face.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
TRUST SALE.

H7TlE Undersigned. trustee ia a deed OF
a trust executed by William Gregory and
wife for fhe benefit OF Dayid Hunter, and
,'uly recorded in the county court OF Berke
ley, will sell by pubic auction, for cash. at
the door Of the court house IN Martlusburg,
os Tuesday The Str dog IF September negt,
Lots No al. 232 anu !56 ALI 10 10 the
town OF MartinsDufg, with the improvements
thereon (being he property bow occupied by
the said William Gregory Also TRACT
OF LAND containing about thirty acres, on
the west SIDE of. and adjoining the said town,
when will readily adnnt Of division and may
be sold ia lots to sGIt pHrcha sers.
JOHN K. COOKE.
A4nnst % Is32-ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
Virginia i Farmers!

Virginia Farmers!
W FHE SUBSCRIBER has rebuilt hts dam and
bis Mill Is now N toll operaliyn, with
great addition 10 The water power; any Uuan
htt OF WIFE If viii tie purchased al the
highest rates. and tie money promptly pald.
III present, prices average from ! | c.,lo 81 10
per b1shel. q 90 pounds | want also a
qntnu'y OF ki l., for which wlil pay the
L'stest price. Apt, to
JOHN VAN LEAR, i'm.
W Illlamsport, .ld August rs 1852 -4w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
To the Farmers Of Berkeley and
Jefferson counties.

FEvtIE subscriber having rented the MILLS
q belonging 10 Josiah Flasg, and the sduie
having undergone thorpasn repair, he OIL
Cers TO the pubic his serylces--ile will give
one bar9,l supeTGDe -four Tor every 800 lbs.
Of merchandise wheat, and stand the 10
speciion IN any market il may be sent TO; or
he wdl grind wheat 81 seperate parcels TO suit
customers. Country grinding tor work. will
be done with dIspaIeh.
9z-Piaster grinding al notice, and Saving
when net basiy engag Il 10 grinding The
subscriber himself viii attend especially 10
the business, and he liat,ers himself that
from the experience h. nas bad ia the bus,
ness, that he can give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH MENGHiNNl.
August 80, 1882 I'll
9J.l will be responsible for all grain deliv-
cred into ray Mall, now in the occupancy Of
Joseph Menghinni
JOSIAH FLAOG.
August 80. 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
Ecclesiastical Notice.

il, Il meeting Of the synod OF the German
"a Reformed Church, held in Harrisburg
IA iast September, IT was resolved, that q
general Synod u The GerBasa Returned Church
az the u. States d Month .1niefica, convene
IA the city of Frederick. Sid on the Sd sun
day, the 18th day OF September. 1882 As
II is Anticipated that business OF great impor
lance to the interests OF the whole church
will claim the attention OF this conventional
synod, pnnctuaI attendance OF those who
are interested = expected.
1t IS particularly requested that the minis
tcrs, with their delegates, he ia trederIc< a
day or two previous TO The time above speci
fled, that suitable accommodations may be
provided TOR them, so far rs practicable
JOHN II. SMAL1Z,
Pastor Ger Ret Church, Frederick, Md
August -, 1882,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
Ggditlst

Sou'hwood Hedge, X Josiah Hedges, deft..
Fl II II defendant, Southwood Hedges I
ID havins entered his appearance and CIV
en- security according to the act OF assembly.
and the rntes OF the court and il appeaFine
TO TIE court that he Is not an inhabitant Of he
Cotnmonwe al'h; IL is o,dered, that the said
defendant do appear ler. on the second Nluu.
oay III Septembei next. and answer the hin
OF The plilnitfs: aud It is further orde,.d
That ihls order be published in The Alartins-
burg G"zr'te an0 Pubic Advertiser, for Two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF The Court House of SAID county.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cB.c.
June 9S rS3l On,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
Notice.

FNENTLEMEN having Lands to rent,
We will please to give the subscriber inior
nisdon. by letter, 10 TIC directed 10 Liberty
town, Maryland, he wants Farms of two or
three hundred acres Of good land He would
prefer having them IN the neighbufhOod OF
Maflinsbufg, Virginia
CHARLES CRADDICK.
August %. 1872 -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06

Vincent Beall, DIa;ntig
against
John Lamon and Ruth bis wife, late Ru,b
Chenoweth, Rachel Reall. late Rachel
Chenowcth. James B. Chenoweth and Al.
fred Chcnoweih, heirs at law of George
, L. s,iieho"eth' uecd. def Is.
HE defendants james b CIenop III nd
Alfred thenowelh, not having entered
lhelr appearance ana given s.cuili, s,eur,,.
lhs to the act OF assembly, and the rules Of
lie court, ahd II appearing to tie court N t.
they are not inhahI'antso itne Commonwta
u IS ordered. that the SAID de f,plan,s do an.
pear here on The second Monday in Septem.
her next and answer the bill Of the plaiaA:
and 1t Is luther oiderrd, that his order he
published IN the harinsburg CT ette nd
fnblic Advertiser. for two months success.
.i'eiy, aud posted at the font door OF tbs
Court House Of said COUNTY.
Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, cpc.
June % 1882. 2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
1s4 = 11sEO Ia&gA s KS.

MARES.
No. IA SorIei mare, FLora, IA years old,
out Of .'iisS Emce 10y F3ostzd Batis.J
no "A Day mare, Fet. 10 years old, out
OF .h'@s Dance ny 81. IdAai,y
A. the character Of Fr9fteeT is so generally
koowh and RANKS him amous the mosi o,s
insutshed racers OF his uaY, 1t Is deemed
on!y Necessary TO say tao was tie sire.
~ fdiaaay, the Sire oil PET, was fall bro
ther to fioftseg, and bred by Maj Jonr Ro
REhTs, OF tulpeper, who purchased hlf. a
epeNiag colt, aud when only thee days old,
gave ior hla. 100 gumcas.
hts dorsc, when Cot, was pat in train
ING by MAJ. RoBEREs, but an accident DC
cur <, IN was Withdrawn from the Turf
:" 'uih' oi appearance and performance, has
jHdIcipas owner esteemed Ai.n al that ase AS
piI'Als'ng to oe fully equal. n not superior,
10 i.ts brother, ttori,et
'htSS Daace, the dam of these two Mares.
was bred 10y Col DANcE, OF Chesterfield
ahu Is We'll known 10 have been on. OF fine
i"tst Mares IN Virginia. When % years old.
anu l'fen owned by Mi. ROBERTS, $500 was
oiirfed Tor her and refused
mss Dace was by Rrbuck, dam bv h.
oept"ae'ce srand dam by the imported hon Sc
Ola Jnus
h@5ack was 10y the imported horse S,see
per- ms dana by the Old imported horst ia
Ji-f son OF the Earl OF March's old EajaS.t.
son OF the GudoIphn ArahIan.
Both these Mares. + torG ana Pet are NOW
SIR .iyehy -
No 3 A Chesnut Sorrel mare. Tirago. 8
years old' ny " III dir, dam by the impor
,ea morse ffamltton. grand dam nv Slrsad
tC, fN al
my 10y Gov BaFbour's imported hors VonoSr
lrhiti". and now in (nal T., Carol,,;n.
y ia FIR was by liza. and Was bred nv
Col RoRERr WALkeH Of Amhe,st-h;s tan ~
oy h''Sety grand dam by HtshRyer. great
sr"nd dam by Old u lid .3ir e g grand dam
oy '4s"-s!' 3 Z. grand dam by .4risloilo.
; grand dana the celebrated running
mare HeriJord
NO Chestnut SoFrel Mare, .NettIs.
years oto' very stout, fuil sister to Pirago-
""s now ~ hcr side fine horse Colt. bv
young h49'e' and in foal by Carol.niafa
oorrci Mare, Cora. 3 ,eafs old
inli SIS or to pirego and sittle, and in fo.I
by Carohllan '"'
COLTS.
CT Of these 1lares are the foIlo,siuo CoBe.
a Chesnnt Sorrel, years old, out Of t2o
'a' by Letayettc, and ia foal by CaroR,;ou
Gray fhly. | year old, oat OF Pet bv
w, II tohnsons ,Alejieu
g. y oorrri fIIly, years old, out of Flora
a Bay Fdly . years old, out of Pet by
=. Sorrel Fdy. l year old, out of Cora hy
application may be made TO the Executoys
oi Alexander + Rose, Freder.c ksbulg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06

$4,000 Tickets. More Prizes than Blanks.
To lie drawn on the High and Low system
Tickets So Halves - 50 Quarters 81 %.
Tickets, shares and packages. to be had IN
the greatest variety of numbers at
STEVENSON & POiNTS'S, Office,
Stanton, Va.
WASHING TON kROESEN,
Martinshurg. Va.
WILLIAM l. BOAK,
baskerville. Va, or to
DANit.L ENTLER,
49,. Shepherdstown Va.
RJ~All orders from distance, enclosing
inc cash. or prize tickets, will be Thankfully
received and promptly attended to, IL ad-
dressed to
STEVENSON & POINTS.
Staunton, Va.
August so, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
Ten Dollars ReMard.

CT IIOIiaES IlpWafu.
f } AN AWAY IRON the suo,cnnrr on sun
l. & day the 29th ut an indented apprentice
TO learn the Tanning and Cusryn e business.
named ,UlCH8EL Peer. aged about -
years, toieFahly stout made; addicted TO low
company lie took with him variety Of
clothing The above reward OF Ten Dollars
viii be paid any person for apprehendlug
and returning said apprentice TO me. All
persons are strictly forbidden from harbour
ms or employing sand boy, as am deter
mncd 10 prosecute every person 50 uGcnd
lns. JAMES PORTFRFIElD.
L.IIle Georsetown, August9, 1892.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02
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IMPORTANT

leital To the Editors ofthe Yirginian. from
Southern member efGongress, dated Jnnc 27a,
10 o.ei0lk al nigh" says--" The Tariff bin is tbs
moment ordered 10 third reading by a very larga
majority Thiab.il ouehl / think to give pretty
scGeral satisfaction. and it ma doubt will II Is
estimated, and believe lrul Il vail reduce the r.
venue from slx n "sgdt million, Of 11ar5 Tn bill
Is not ~ nj. respects, AZ coul wish. but Il rms
"a near TO II US could expect. My constituents de
sire n reduction ofunnece5sary duties, and the bli
reduces the whole revenue one thifd The ultra.
tnuhtes, the ultra- tartes aud he who insists on 10
unconditional and unqualified aud instant gurren-
der OF the protective system, may and will condemn
the bill but orery thing will come straight For
The present We could do no better What will be
done IN the Senate, know not Ihope thy uiy
pass n o5Ht -
I s. haYedserIy reelected on tho provisions
OF tn bill now pondmg May not It's liberal proy
slons, a. ii respects certain articles brought almost
entirely itou, France induce that power to remove
restrictions on our tobacco traIe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02

.nto. nut abused scns.h,llly. Lone habits Of The
world, and melancholy c6nt teton law llul# gauG
he has boen able 10 do N It, harden many a tender
be8Ht1 person The milk OF human Kindness be
come3 soured by repeated acts Of ingr1ttudc
This commonly induces IA indifference 10 the well
beng of others from bopelasness of adding 10 the
stock Of human virtue aud human happiness
This uncomfortable disease Is very fond OF spread
tag rs own eoniastou, Which Is a cruelty to the
health Of young and unu,etod virtue. For tins
dfstempor, generated by too SAM ume DISPOSE
ton. and grown rhrnnieM from repeated dIsaps
pontmeuls, from having rated worldly generosity
too highly, thcre Is butune remedy. or rather one
prevention, anu this - a genuine principle Of p,ety
How is Once convinced lhat IN = to assis
his lcllowzrirltues because It b the wiIl Of God
lie WHO Is persuaded That his ior.fyins his fellow
servant rhc hundred pence Is "a condition annexed
10 the remission of ms own ton thousand ulrnts
will SOON get above all uuraamrsg when ulr eonse-
a. me- does not answer his rNpDrfalion lie viii
SOON become only anxious 10 do hls duty hnmby
committing events 70 higher hands D6nnpomt
mrnts vii thtn y servo torcdue hls motives,
aud purify In, vutua. LIS charity wall then be.
come a sacrifice with winch tod In well plra,od
Ills affections will be mo,e 81. ttuahzcd, md
his dcsouons molc intense. Nnthu. short al such
a courageous plety growing VA rao ,torl, CHRIS
tan luue,plcs, C1u preserve heart hacku#yej L.
the world, from relaxed diligence o. criminal dies
pan.
People IN general arenut aware oflho mischief
u judging ol the nshteoueur, any action by IT.
prosperity, orot the excellence Of any institution
by The nbuse oft
"a We must mover proportion our cxcrtious I,
our success, hut to our duty Ifeycry hudable un
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02

m'di'y vi Iatis. ai patrioac sollcnude, that uur
Tears are stronger than our hopes The Washln-
ton Telegraph, nieed-irom which paper We copy
the foregoing D s5ta-whils It very m,lcs.ly I'D
nuts TIL II IS hot WISER than It's neighbour, d..
e'arts, IS tat result oflts calculation of the value
oI The Caon, as pcrfee. CONVICTION that there Is
no 4enser of disunIon' But when the pubic
told that ITS conviction is founded on reliance in
Tile potency Of that most absurd of all absad lheo-
ae' Aahtt@atJen, they viii be disposed to place as
i'tc reliance on iis Judgment as they have conf
dcnoe IN lis remedy.
The Fourth OF July Is at hand--and believing.
as wedo, that M people in no section Of the coun
try are prepared for dsuniou, but at the SANE rmc.
that some Of our i-edtns politicians are. W. hope
thai public sent,nen, particularly in Virginia, will
Be SO unanimously and stenly expressed, that the
~atanes Of the day shall be compelled to pause in
their meend,ary career, aud consider well tie con-
sequences before they apply the torch 10 the temple
OF our liberties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02

VIRGINIA At rules held IN the Clerk office Of The
tircuu SuptrIur Court OF Law Chancery for the
aonny of Amherst, the dtlr DAY June, s2-fienry
1ashMe, Plaintiff, inst john CashwCl and Peer C4sh-
ven executors Of Peter CHBhwol deceased and tho said
Peter Cuswr administrator of Elizabeth Cashwel decd.
aud The SAID john Cn.we Peter Eashwe Mildred ash
Vel, 'hhuy Bourne. Judith IaBsard. lohu Bethel and
hteht1 us wife, hillam Eourne, surviving executor of
Horny Bourne d. ceased Joseph Dlar1 Charles Mu nday
ana bclamn Iaerro, late Sbefl, such Admins
rLt"i OF John lhnsard, decd Defendants IN ehhncery
Inc Defendant john G1,hweli not having entered
ms appearance anu given security according to the
Aclol Assembly and the rules Of court aud il am
cdfg by satisfactory evidence that be is not an inhab
ahl 81 ts enmnouw Cal the of the plaintiff
ny H- counsel, n Is ordered thai the said defendant John
Cnshwo do appear here on or before the frs, Din, of
september term next, the amended bill al the
Piath aud that copy of tins order be forthwith nser
Tea ~ TN Lynchhutg Nugmmn for months sucses-
svey and posted the trout the cou.t house of
this county 4 Uopv--Te>tc,
!oHA THOMPSON. gr Clk.
" - s2a