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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
En.ti,N Bar 4 buA I'm, sc.

Engti,N Bar 4 hot Nm, sc.
rs BcRr 4 Nil LER offers for sale
a icons Bar Irou, IA inch by .
oS do Round do S 8, 70. and l inch
A. bundles ,nch Round
40 do inch square
Coos,ng Furnaces cssed with iron, a superior article
English pstsn, porter bottles
Eag'ish and Dutch Pipes. IN bake 8 groce each
Hinduw GAS, various :izes and qua'ines
Witha handsome as,ortrient Of L~Srtasn~are, Emma
aud csee - 5th mo 5Nh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
;ntics is hereby given

Notice.
,kslE Copsrtners,ip heretofore existing undeS ,ne
Arm OF aorIecai oh1er Il Son having oeen us
.a,,aJ nm Oh. ID rs, by tn death If Iordecal Miller,
- hnsines. &C .h- concern will nc closed Dy the sur
v;v;ny mariner All persons having Claims Will please
n,caent Them for settlement, AMI those Indebted are
rrcaueslsd to make immediate payment.
'1 ". II. NIi.i.ER, .
.,o7-,e su-v,, ing partner Of ". MILLER y Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11

sugar. Infee, " inea, &C
I0v UnDS, old and new crop New
% Orleans
SIS hhds prime st Croix ,,
6 do common PUr o Rico SSOuAh
~ obIs Trinidad
S noxes D Philadelphia steam re-
70 6bis fined
81 tierces New Orleans moissses
LOO bags old and new crop Rio coffee
S 10 Java 90
IS saIf chest. Young Hy'0H Re.
/ chest superior Gunpowder do - >
10 pipes Fine Old III Madeira nINE' OF
10 hsif pipes Sdirect importation from the houses
l2orcasks SofSewton. Gordon, SurIocs and
Scott Payne u Co and + j. figuers
! han pipe ( Superior Burgundy Madeira
4hsf pipe : do sercial 90
9 o. casks
9 or casks do Ma msey 10
pipes cognac brandy
80 aoxes Bakers sni Lspham's No. l chocolate
a. resns printing paper
200 realms nlue. yellow and white letter paper
SO do foo!scap
For sale by D.
apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11

For Rent,
- One three story Brick WAREHOUSE
gE-sr corner King and Union streets
SssH One three story brick Warehouse next the
&-Ass3 shove, On Union street. -.
One three story brick Warehouse next the FIRST, On
King street.
One two story brick Warehouse on King street, for.
merIy owned by VIM. l.. Kennedy.
One three story brick Warehouse on King street.
next to Messrs 4. C Cszcnove u Co.
One two story Frame Store and Dwelling on Fsirix
street, next to our retail store.
may SAN. d. 4 Co.
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ice.

- tr ice.
WYE have rented the Ice House belonging to LOWS
w Beeler, and are prepared TO furnish his former =
customers and our friends with GOODC LEaH 80
delivered every day at our Drug Store on King ss,ee''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
SON Segrnes WanieA

r WISH to purchase them from Tue age ., l 80
ears Persons hsvitg such TO sell. shall have
cash. and the highest prices. by applying to the SUD
sor;b.r. Pratt street. Baltimore, near the intersecuoh
of tbs Rail Road with the Washington City Road. IL
ber,l commissions will be paid to those who Will sd
in purchasing for the subscriber
apr lit AUSTIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
Notice.

NOtlCG.
~pp rIrJCA TEs tor forty shares stock in Nechan.
;cs, AMI have been lost or mislaid. from No 357
~ n, so6. Doth inclusive. Application Will be made
70 the board of Directors fora renewal OF the same, oy
10 j. q J. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
'T,ilosirg.

TsSHE subscriber respectfully iafntms lbs friends AMI
4 the pubic generally, that Ia hiss taken me store,
on the corner ~ Kns aui Pitt s,r,r's, lately occupied
hy MIR Jo,n 'unn. y. where h Gtends carrying ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11
TAILORING BUSINESS.

lie homes, ~ pIngtuln'l ~ > NC suehu'h !"
business, 10 sain a siar@ Of pu3i,c patronage
UsOuiS JiCO S
~. B. The subscriber hss,for sale Three shArts OF
Alexardris Bark STOCK. 80
anr 10 A5t 2aWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-11

Houuets and PaAM-te Mats.
> CHAMBERLAIN & EDISON
SAVE rec, lived per schr Jew on consignment, and
will be sold at New York prices,
e5 dozen dia. L.eghorn and fancy cottage oonne's
90 1" improved gipseys 90
us 4" palm leaf hats, common and hne quarry
200 resms wrapping paper
Also. an sddluon., Supply p:no,; os,te blssS;ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19
FOREIGN.
HIGHLY INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT
NEWS

inc news from Europe contained in our paper IN dov
IS OF tie most intense interest The loss of the Reform
BIZ the defeat and resignation Of the Ministers Inc re-.
turn to power Of the Duke Of Wellington the uncoonro
mng enemy Of the popular wishes-and the conseo,iou
eHchepent OF the people, the uncertainty alarm and fear
ul apprehension which hang every movement for
Ihe n'uro combine to make crisis Of danger and Difficult.
~ beyond calculation run upon the Bank was appre-
Deuod meetings were called in the counties and in an
CHESTER petition as got up and in three hours signed by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-19

WAsHfNGToN, June H-The Bank hin bas been
postponed (by Ms friends in the House Of
and made the special Order Of the Day for Jfon1y ,er
his arrangement would seem TO indicate belief tbst
The arlf discussion will be brought to a close ia all Ibis
Week.--.Ndf. Int " " ""'
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-04

OLD LINE.
l0' EYER Y Day.

THE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
"IVE notice to their customers and The
" public that they have purchased of Mr..
WARREN BATcHELLoR his line of Canal Boats.
and that they have one new Boat now building
making eight Boats in their lire, which " III be
ready for doing business on the Blackstone
Canal as early as the season will permit, which
will probably be the first week in April.
The Boats of this Company are fitted I'D in
the best older and provided with masters of ex.
perience and skill TO navigate them. One or
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces.
ter euery day, Sundays excepted)
This Company have made an arrangement
with Mr.. ROBERT EARLE, at the Upper Basin,
in Worcester for the use of his commodious
Store House, and have engaged his services in
securing and forwarding Goods They also
have large and convenient Store Houses at
the CENTRAL BASIN, Washington. Square.
Worcester, and at the CANAL BASIN, in
Providence, which they offer for the storing of
Goods, free Of charges, and every reasonable
attention will be rendered their customers.
% All Goods consigned to IRA POOR of
Providence, BENZ. PORTER, at the Cen.
trat Basin, or ROBERT EARLE, at the Up.
per Basin, in Worcester, will be forwarded
agreeable to directions If March 81
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MR. RANDoLPH. John Randolph has been
formally announced as a candidate 10 represent
the County of Charlotte (Va.) in the next House
of Delegates.
U. BASK. The National Gazette SAYS
We learn that in the best informed circles at
Washington, it is not doubted that both houses
Of Congress will, this session, pass bill for The
renewal of the charter Of the Bank of the Unit.
ed States.
NORTH CAROLINA. The Raleigh Register
assures the country that the people of North
Carolina are perfectly cool, and busily engaged
in their own concerns. without participating
at all in the political excitement which is said
to prevail in Georgia and South Carolina.
Crows IN THE CoRxrIyLD. Two thousand
one hundred and twenty five dollars were paid
out of the Treasury of the State of Maine. as
bounty on the destruction of eroaes during the
past year.
A letter from Palermo, of Sd Jan. states that
in the place Of the volcanic island which had
existed for some months, and disappeared late.
", is now seen column Of boiling water, about
twenty four feet in diameter, rising from be.
tween ten to thirty feet above the surface of the
sea, and exhaling strong bituminous odor.
COLONIZATION OF FREE BLACKS The bill
which lately passed the Virginia House Of Del
egates, making an appropriation for sending
free blacks TO Liberia, has been rejected by the
Senate. The Maryland House Of Delegates
in the mean time, by a vote Of 36 TO 90, has
passed a bill approprating 100000 for the
purpose OF enabling free negroes and MULTI
toes 10 emigfate TO Liberia. This bill has yet
to receive the sanction of the Senutn.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-04

A machine for cutting veneering wood
into thin sheets, and of every length, has
lately been invented in Russia. II possess
es this peculiarly, that instead o. cut-
ting the wood from the fiat and thick sur
face, it comes off from its circumference a
continuous shaving, the result of which Is
that leaves of an indefinite length are pro-
duced, agreeably veined and knotted. The
construction is simple. combining the ad-
vantages of cutting the precious woods
without waste, and very rapidly to an ex-
traoriinary tent, and so thin that they
have been employed for the covering OF
books, and, for photographic and other en-.
cravings. One hundred feet of veneering
may he cut in three minutes. They begin
by placing the timber from which the leaf
is to be cut, upon square axle when i;
is revolved and made circular with turn
er's geuge. The blade of plane of high
iy tempered steel, and rather longer than
the cylinder, is fixed at the extremity Of a
frame SIX or seven feet in length, in such Il
manner as TO exert constant pressure upon
the cylinder, and pare off sheet of equal
thickness, which folds upon another cylin-
der like roll of linen. The frame &c
which the blade is attached is movea.
bile at its lower extremity, and as it is
changed it drepresses in proportion as
tue mass dininishes in substance. Thai
this depression may be progressive anc
perfectly regular, the inventor has append
ed regulator to the machine, consisting
of fiat brass plate, preserved in an incln.
ed position, upon which the frame descend:
as the regulator itself is advanced The
motion is communicated TO the cylinder by
means of several cog wheels, which are
t6Ined hv crank
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MELANCHOLY EVENT. Three boys Of
the ages of 2, i, and 3, we're drowned yes
terday morning, in the factory and oil mill
canal in this village. The oldest was a
son Of Mr.. Nathan Taylor, the other two
sons of Mr.. William Mitchell, and his only
children. The boys were sliding down hill
upon sled, when, probably they were all
preciptated into the canal together. No
one was near them, and it is supposed they
had been in the water an hour before they
were missed. We know not when we have
witnessed scene of greater distress than
at the houses of the parents of these chill.
dren, yesterday. Mrs. Mitchell was very
nearly distracted. She has lost two chill.
dren before, the last one about fortnight
since; and now, to be deprived of all tina,
remain and those, two fine, healthy. promis.
ing lads, who lief; the house but a short time
before :hey were found dead, full oflife and
youthful animation, is almost too much for
mother to bear up under. But the ways
OF Providence are mysterious.
Newport IN HI Spectator.
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two different kinds of roots and herbs in each
bottle, some of which are not to be procured in
this country.
For the last two years it has been very ex.
tensively used for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
and all Pulmonary complaints Hopping
Cough, Pain in the Side, Splitting Blood, Phthis.
ic, general Debility; and likewise for the
Liver complaint there is nothing that has prov
ed so efiicacious, and all complaints of the
breast. 1t is considered by number of our
physicians very valuable discovery, which
VIII ultimately prove great benefit to the pub.
ilc The Agent, at No. 10 Merchants Row,
Boston, has received within the short time it
has been in use, numerous certificates, sent
voluntarily to him from people of that city,
proving its efficacy for different complaints
which are generally brought on by first taking
cold and then negleciing it until they were
Obliged to purchase some of Mrs. Gardner
healing Balsam, which generally proved effect
U The above article is for sale in Worces.
ter, by JOHN COE, who also keeps constantly
on hand, an extensive assortment of Medicines,
Pants, Dys-StufS, &c. ep3teoS, Sent 2s
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GARDEN SEEDS, SC.
JAMES GREEN & CO.,

Opposite the Centre School House, Worcester,
AHAVE received from the Office of the New
n I'll England Farmer and other sources, a
fresh supply of sGarden Seeds Of the growth Of
1881. Likewise Garden Peas ef the following
kinds, viz Early June, Early Washington
Early Canadian or Six Weeks, Early Frame
Early Vermont, Dwarf Blue, Imperial Dwarf
and Tall Marrowfat, Black Eye, Sugar and
Field Peas. Also, large variety of Garden
Beams. Also, few bushels of Early Potatoes
of good quality Cor the Garden. March 2S
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From the Liich6eld fCfA Eno,,r,r

NAL Practice. Harriet A. London as
DIR. Asahel Humphrey. This was an actor
IN the Superior Court for malpractice in
performing the operation of vaccination upon
the left arm of the plaintiff, in March, 1929
II appeared that the defendant and sundry
other physicians had made a contract with
the Board of Health Of the town of Salisbu-
ry, to vaccinate the inhabitants of that town
tina; the physicians divided the town into
districts to enable them to perform with ia
cility the duty assigned them--that the
plaintiff resided in the districts confded to
the care Of the defendant that the defend
ant employed one Rollin Sprague, young
student of medicine, to attend 10 the bust
ness for him as his agent, and that Sprague
vaccinated the plaintiff, and made two
punctures just above the elbow joint in d
very unusual place-the effect of which
was immediate, and was attended with the
most serious consequences, Indicating, il
the opinion Of Professor Hubbard and 9th
ers, with unerring certainty, that nerve
had been wounded. 1t was proved ;:lat the
injury was probably incurable. The case
underwent an elaborate investigation, anC
the jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff
$500 damages.
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VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM.

YMNHIS truly valuable remedy has now
"a been before the public for four years, and
has proved itself the most valuable remedy dis
covered for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Phthisic,
Consumption, Whooping Cough and Pulmonary
affections OF every kind Its sale is steadily in
creasing and the propretors are constantly re-
ceiving the most favorable accounts of IFS effects
| The following New Certificates are offered for
PUBLIC EXAMINATION!
| 10 the Public. l, Daniel r. Brsyman, of
Richmondtown, Or. ~ feel il duty to acquaint
the public, that have received the most unex.
pected relief in severe complaint of the lungs,
from the use oithe Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
For three years previous to my trial of the Bal
| sam, had severe pain in my breast, violent
cough, frequent raising of blood, attended with
great prOstration of strength. For the principal
part OF the above time, was under the care of q
skilltui Physician in Boston, who employ ed beside
many internal medicines, blistering, Sealons, &c,
without any improvement in my case. Two
months since | commenced with the Balsam, and
baye now taken two bottles | am now able to
labor most part Of the time, have ceased to raise
blood and am almost entirely relieved of my
cough. DANIEL p. BRAYMAy
Messrs. Lozve g Reed,-From the time that
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was first pre
pared by Messrs. Reed n How ard it has bee n us
ed in nearly all cases of Coughs and Pulmonar y
Affections, which have occurred in my family: and
have recommended it to many others, and care.
fully inquired respectingts effects Ihaye never
knownit produce any injury aud except in con.
frmed Consumption, il has never failed of afford.
ingsreief Several cases have occurred in INV own
family, and others among my acquaintance. in
which the attending physicians have preferred adj.
ministcring other medicines for the diseases for
which this Balsam is designed. No other medi
cine, however, has proved equally efficacious; and
in several instances, when the other medicines
had been used without effect for many weeks, The
l}asam was at length resortedto, and speedily
effected cure. find the printed directions
which accompany the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, to be safe aud udcious; aud would recon.
mend that they be carefully observed.
SAMUEL WORCESTER.
Brighton, Dec :, 1880.
| Price 50 Gents.
| GTSola in Worcester by JOHN COE aud
| JAMES GREEN * co. Nav A
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From Poulson,s Dailu .Adpertiser.

Extract from letter from gentleman Of
Philadelphia II, the interior of England.
Frequently the first question put to mo
by Englishmen, upon being introduced as
an American, is, shave you never been
in England before ?'' "No indeed % say
they, surprised perhaps to ind that have
not a horses head or an aliigator's tall
The next leading remark is, "we send you
plenty of rogues, your state Of society INNS:
be abominable, how is it you protect them 2"
The third. "your tariff is impolitc, and un-
kind to u.s." They then launch ont in
pralsing the beauties of free trade. Anoth-
er faverte subject of TRADE is our not max
ing the blacks citizens of the United States.
Sometimes | almost lose my temper in con-
tradicting the stupid. falsehsods they re-
late concerning US, yet not unfrequenuy
there are men Of education pretty well in
formed concerning America. | have not
met one individual who will admit that our
union can last any length of time argu-
nent, diversity of interests of the different
States. We must end in monarchy, say
they.
The French are not that frivolous set we
are apt to suppose them. You would be
surprised at the intelligence of even the
6ds peuple, and the number Of sensible in
structed men you meet on all hands. ]
was in Paris during the riots, $50 calIed)
upon the occasion of the fall of War
saw After all the Paporing faIsehoods
OF the English press upon the subject,
think two hundred Philadelphia watch
men would have preserved order. The
government was 10 much less danger than
was for you must know that in the Pal
ais Royal gardens, 1.-THE usual scene of dis
lurbance) the .Mouchords (spies) chalk eyery
person on the back whom they imagine
suspicious fellow, then shutting the gates. !
The decorated gentry are seized by the sol, |
d'ers OF the Police. 1 had one dsy the hon |
or Of being SO decorated, and perambuated
me garden with my badge of distinction |
,or considerable time, until informed of !, |
ny some good soul. The fellow seemed
alfaio 70 speak to me. was then igno.
rant Of its meaning. wv" 's"0'
EXTRAORDINARY BIRru, Mar ,bo
town OF bfoomsgrove, (says a late English
paper)are four sisters. nnme1 NJ. 1ngIish
Saran, ana Elizabeth Richardson. the nro,
duce OF one hlrth, who were born IN The
23d March. 1872 and now haze ,, W. 'ne
the age Of il years. The father aa a"eu
borer, but the presents which ha IA,
from visitors, who fiocked from s,l u 1--we,
see them, soon placed him in easn p i';u 70
stances. The children are ali i .'cun,
health. sooa
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PHYSICIANS ATTEND!

W7HE subscriber wishes to sell his stand as a
I'll. Physician, in the East Parish of Marble.
rough, Mass with II acres of Land in high
state of cultivation, on which is a Dwelling
House, Barn, Wood and Chaise House, all con
vebient and in good repair, located near the
centre Of the town, 26 miles from Boston, on
the Great Post Road to Worcester and New
York. There is no other Physician in said
Parish. There arc 2074 inhabitants in the
town; the roads are good and the soil is rich
and productive, Astounding in fruit of various
kinds. There IL also au Academy pleasantly
located, with a Preceptor well qualified to in
struct The above stand will be sold reasona
bly,, with liberal credit if desired.
BENJAMIN w. inLDRETH.
M,rlh0ros,eh Mach
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WHITE GLOVER SEED.

EUST received at the Seed Store connected
% with the New England Farmer, 500 North
Market street, Boston, 1000 lbs finest White
Dutch Honeysucke Clover Seed, imported from
Rotterdam by the Janus. The quality of this
Seed is considered superior TO any that has been
offered in this city for many years, being remark.
ably bright, pure, and free from that great pest,
Canada thistle, which is frequently found in
White Clover Seed Of american growth Farm
ers are requested 70 call aud examine it.
March %
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INDIAN COMPOUND

H2ALSAMlC SYRUP OF HOREHOUNT
BID AND OTHER HERBS; containing
nineteen different kinds of plants; for Cen
sumptlons, common Coughs, Hopping Cough
Difficulty of Breathing, Astbmas, Influenza
clumsy, Phthlsic, Splitting OF Blood, Group
Weakness in the Sidc, Want of Sleep Soreness,
IN the Chest, and the Tickling in the Throat
which provokes Coughing
inns Balsamic Syrup is an elegant and com
modlous form of exhibiting the virtues of hore.
hound, and the other herbs which enter into its
composition. Never has IA medicine been offer
ed TO the public under circumstances so auspi
cious as this preparation, it being composed
principally of an herb, with which almost every
man, woman and child is familiar, enables its
usefulness to be Immediately known.
Hundreds already have escaped premature
grave, by resorting 20 it immediately at the
commencement of a cold or cough, which, II
neglected. inialliby terminate in consumption
and proves fatal to the patient. Every person
who has made use of this Balsam, concurs in
saying, that il is The most mild, pleasant and
certain remedy they have ever taken for the
above complaint Its effects have been truly
wonderful and astonishing, indeed it might be
said miraculous Emaciated forms have risen
under its influence, as it would appear, almost
by enchantment, TO healthy and robust con
dillon. In not single instance has it failed
anu UNLIKE all Other remedies, u may be taken
by persons of any condition, without the fear Of
dangerous results.
For Splitting of Blood there is no medicine in
the known world which can equal it. 1t has re
ceived the appreciation OF most scientific physi
clans, many of whom prescribe it for their pa
tlents, in preference to other medicines A few
months since, a physician mel the proprietor
and with much apparent pleasure applauded the
effects of the discovery, and observed that he
truly believed that few months previous il
was the means of snatching one of his patients
an interesting young lady, from a premature
grave.
This Balsam excites expectoration, composes
the nerves, and gives energy and strength To
the tender lungs.
Among the many testimonials of its remark.
able efficacy, the following extract of a letter
from distinguished gentleman merits atten.
ton =" Early in the spring of 1929, was at
tackled with bad cough, accompanied with an
acute pain in my left side, which continued till
the month of June last, Notwithstanding made
use of most of the remedies advertised In
June commenced taking the Indian Com.
pound Balsamic Syrup of Horehound," which
has entirely cured me.
VI For sale by JAMES GREEN g. CO.,
Worcester. ep3teo9t Sept %.
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DIED:

In Quincy, Hon. Thomas B. Adams, brother Of
Ex-President Adams, aged So
:, In chesterfield. IN. w. March 9, Of consump-
ton, Mr.. Joseph Holt, aged 81
In Nelson, w; H. Franklin Murdoch, only son
At the Rectory in Troubrdge, tEng. I Feb 4 Rev
George Crabbe aged 10. author Of the Borough.
and other poems. He was the Oldest living British
Bard and has added to the national literature many
poems Of great beauty and vieor.