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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
VARIETY.
MATRIMnNINIAw

The editor Of the Boston Transcript ia n
gentleman glorying in bis bachelorship. He
goes forth from fair to fair" well received
aud well entertained, because he has not vet
passed the line Of hope and while he conti-
MUGS on the fence with regard 10 matrimooy
ne occasionally drops q crumb on either side,
so that when he shall jump, no may be de-
Gently received. The following is extracted
from a recent number OF his paper. We beg
leave TO add that there is 10 law In Pennsyl-
wanna prohibiting man from beating n wife.
For the same reason, We imagine, that Q le-
gislator OF old refused 20 add to his code a
penalty for parrieide. JU. g. Ga-.
- Touching the marriage contract,
we have q word Of consolation for the
feminine moiety Of the corrugated,
worthy their remembrance. A large
portion OF the sex have been ssfriehted
from their propriety" by nonsensical
belief, founded on the ex-cathedral as
sertion Of q marvelIously learned, an
Gent aDd 6shlike Judge, of the British
Neaim, that man has by nature, =
right. perfect and indispuiable, to an
noint his ieomGn vith a rod. provided
always Il be no bigger than his thumb.
Ihe whole story 10 ridiculous, and
not worth one moments consideration.
II may be Common Law in Old England.
but IT Is positively against the Statute
Law in NeO Engianl-and SO eOnci-
entious were our gallant and chivalrous
ioreiathers 10 this respect, that the ve-
~ liTSt section OF tile chapter If re-
corded acts respecting marriages add
married persons, provided that no man
shall strike his wife, nor any s0omGn
her husband, (maTk the latter clause ye
dsmseIel on penalty Of sUch 6as not
Succeeding fen pounds, currency oG
those times, say about S33 33) or sueh
eorPoreai punishment as the court ahalI
deiermins. The Law was passed in
lo5O-has never been repealed, and
ls worthy all remembrance.
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1NIiE Stockholders Of The "smithheld,
~ Chariest0wn, AID Harpers-Ferry Turn
pike Company. !" are respectfully notified, that
the following instalmsnts'sro required 90 BE-
paid 70 Humphrey Keyes, Esq. Treasurer Of
ne Company, upon those subscriptions Tie
whole q which have not heretofore been
called In, % wit An instaiment Of IS pes
share on the ist days respectively q each oi
The nonihs Of June, July, August, september
October, and November, ensuing.
BY order Of the Board,
ANDREw HUNTER, See'y.
April a., 1893.
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WANTED.
KIM Or 1000 DOLLARS

~ Oh 1000 OOLLAARB
~ 9NOO wanted, for bonds bearing
interest, AID secured upon land worth at least
four times the amount for which Il is bound.
To any one having either amount 90 spare
for which they want interest, tilis will be
found perfectly safe transaction. Apply 70
WA. CLEVELAND & co.
Auxrrsf l. 1879.
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ll&9 15asM

Nv CAsaRLESTO K.V:
ASING taken the eligible stand near the
IL centre Of Charlestown, long occupied
rs tavern, and combining many advantage.
oil location and convenience, the undersigned
respectfully asks share Of public patronage.
he Is determined that the house SHALL Be Lsrf
IN the nosf sati.fseisry sfyE, and that nothing
shall be wanting, In attention and comfort, TO
crafty his guests. Ills bar and table shall
be supplied with the best the country affords ;
and his stable shalt always have n plentiful:
supply OF provender, and a frs,-rate ostier.
To his friends, little need be said-and
from travellers, no invites n call, by way Of
trial, under the confident hope OF being abb,
to please them.
JOSEPH DELAPLAISE.
Sept. l9. ls33.
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Wood Wanted.

"A PEW CORDS of good Hickory AMI sea
EA- soned Oak WOOD, wanted a. ths o.
-e' Oct a., is33.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
George 3. Aough

rs now opening choice selection of FANCY and
l. STAPLE GOODS. consisting in part Of
Super London cloths and cassmeresi mems summer
wear; black lu,trings and pou de soie watered and
figured silks; white pink, blue and blsk satns, pant-
ed mu,lny and calicoes; light French cacoes, very
handsome; painted paminete; Italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris gsuze cambrcs, sckone 8; plain and figured
Swiss and Hook dittoi plaid muslns; ginghams; real
scarsuckers; pongees, white and brown drillings;
stripes fol boys; super soft dressed Irish IL
mems; super Ioag lawns; green and white blond wells:
figured and plain barrege ditto, linen cambria; ditto
hdkfs; bishops lawn; white merno and camel's hair
shawls; beautiful assortment of fancy hdks; bobbines
and lsces; Grecanette,. nuns lace, Hoskin and kid
gloves; large assortment Of cotton hosiery; misses dit
to- very superior; MsrseiIles Ind silk vesting; ia
bic and bird eye dapcrsi Irish and Russia sheetings,
b!eachrd; black and coored lssngs; blue and green
table covers; colured ind white knitting cotton, grass
cambria for bonnets gsuze and other ribbons, gaoons;
fine black bombazette and crcnssiang; and common
bumbszecns; yellow and blue nankcens; gauZe fan.
nes; fancy tuck, side and puff cobs hair brushes in
great variety; tooth and nail ditto; bandannas,
first chop; ratnet for coachskers, bangups and bea
verteen', tckings and donestics generaly silk and
cotton umbrellas and parasols; foundations and wsd.
ding, point blankets, coarse linens; cotton burlspsi
low priced very handsome; four cases straw
bonnets, Lrghorn ats, boys leghorn hats, mems su.
perfne palm ditto.
Cotton Yarn. Candle wick and Cotton Bats, constant
" on hand, at Baltimore prices 4th mo 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17

The mass Of mankind are in pursuit of vision
airy objects add fictitious ends. which they denote
Happiness. They believe, if certain purposes
can be effected and certain ends attained, the
boon is won, and consequently they shall be hap.
nv. But this is mere deIusion, which a little
self knowledge would explode and show TO De
fallacious; it is only self compacency mlstifying
things, and thus unheeded we are decelving our
selves. TO this purpose. some men seek distInc.
ton, others acquire wealth, and others gain pow.
er: but then none uf them prove sources ut un.
mixed happiness Distinction gives a'man pain,
and sometimes subjects HIM to extreme perlls; OF.
ten il is a source Of envy aud righteousness to
some, and imposes rksome duties and restraints
upon others. Extensive wealth does not always
confer happiness, though i, admits many social
comforts and great cunveniences; its possession
requires much anxious care aud Judicious ma
nagement to preserve 1t, and often II creates an
inordinate desire to possess more.
The pampered appetites are soon sat'ated, and
the stomach, fed with luxurious lDdulgences, ear
" becomes diseased The body may be tortu:
red with pain on curtaihed couch as we'll as on
a straw bed, and the heart may be lacerated in
the saloons of palace as we'll as in the retire
ment of cottage. Power is irksome. because it
il difficult 10 retain, demanding constant watch
fitness and care to keep it; besides its attendant
responsibilities, scrupulous political honesty and
CONSCIENTIOUS discharge Of trust. are often mis-
represented and seldom appreciated. The &C
complishment Of great purposes and distinguish,
ed ends, either, does not not confer Happiness
Bruce. the celebrated traveller in Africa, de.
sired to establish an imperisbable fame. by dis
covering the source Of the Nile. This end could
not be attained without intense suffering and i'm
mineut peril. After enduring all these, his hopes
are contaminated, and the long sought fountain,
among the inhospitable mountains Of Africa, is
won. This event. both to himself and the world,
was an important one; yet when he bad accom-.
state OF the most painful dependency. "And
is this ALL" he exclaimed, when he thought OF
his own home and those he loved. and the un-
certainty Of ever meeting with them again flash.
ed across his busy memory. In the bitterness Of
his heart. he wept agonIzing tears.
ooh! Happiness! how far We fee.
Thine own sweet paths in search Of thee"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
UNPUBLISHED POEM, BY MATURIN.


We have, say the editors of the Edinbsrg
Literary Journal, much pleasure in having it in
our power to present our readers with the fol-
loving beautiful posthumous poem, by the IN.
fortunate Maturin, author Of F." Bertram," "Mel-
moth" and other works of great genius. 1t has
never before been in print; and, through, the
kindness Of an eminent literary friend in Lon
don, the original, in the poets own writing, is
now in our possession.
Gentle, constant, mild and brave,
With graceful torn and vernal cheek,
Bold az man in peril's hour,
Soft az woman, in suferings meek;
The wrathful clouds Of stRimy life
Have Ger thee oft their shadows thrown;
But thou vast bright and peaceful star,
Sparkling through all, and sailing on
Thou ant beautiful vision, seen
Half through mist, and half By the moon
But the mist is gathering close and dark,
And the lovely light is fading soun.
Thou art flower, on whose soft cup
The shower of grief beats rude and chill;'
But, through the dimness ot its dew,
The tinis Of heaven are glowing still.
There is smile in thy dark blue eye,
Whose light seems borrowed from fear,
Aud in its orb both joy aud grief
Are ever minglnS, or ever near.
And Joy so meek is akin to grief;
And grief So chasten'd hafis bliss,
And the cloudless light of sun ligh,-eye
Ne'er boasted Blended charm like this.
There's music in thy very signs,
That chides The stirf il halt beguiles;
And the twilight shade OF Thy pensIve brow
Is sweetcr than noon Of smiles.
Thv fine toned heart, like the harp of the winds,
Answers in Sweetness each breeze that sings:
And the storm of grief, and the breath of Joy,
Draw nothing but music from its strings.
The bird that skimm'd The shoreless deep.
Saw but one ark where is rest might be;
And the heart that has roved thrO' desert world,
Has never met aus',t in the world like thee.
NV spirit may soar ID brighter worlds,
And rest in the isle, OF some happy sea;
But where, in the brightest Of worlds shall il
meet
Another spirit as pure as thee!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
New Piano Music, viz

'1>HE Halle Eye, ballad
Il Oh sing from thy spray. do
Ciel che mi vedi il core, Italian song
Our Native Land, national song
I can never love you more
The Captive Knight. words by Mrs. Hemans
Forget thee my Susie, in answer to " Dinna
Forget"
Buonaparte's Retreat from. Moscow
Polish March
The Ninstrel's Tear, rs sung by Miss Stevens
The Sea, song
The Hunters Chorus. from Der Freyschutz ar
ranged as Q rondo
The Light Bank, The Beaver, songs
overture to the Opera of Elisa Claudio
Operate Gems, q collection If admired airs from
ditto
Ditto ditto No 2
Ditto ditto No ); 4, ard 5. selected from
the works of Mercadante, Beilini s. Rossin
Just received by ELIZA KENNEDY.
aDr Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
Teas, lloaf sugar, EOHes, &c

Teas, Aoaf sugar, Gohee, &c
81 Chests and half che sts Teas
10 10 boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
ID bids Porto Rico and " o. Sugar
IS bags lava and st. Domingo Cotfee
bbls Jamsica DO
10 boxes chocolate
20 hhds prime New Orleans Noiasses
S casks new Rice
IS boxes best bunch Rsisins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags Pimento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boxes Plug do
so reams Wrapping Pepper
20 reams Foolscap do
case asserted Fancy Soap
Is boxes yellow do
25 boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils whine Cordsge
Just received and for sale by
msr27 KERR & FlTZHUGB,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
New Publications.

yINRAVELS of 3 German Prince; Pucker Muskau's
4 -Four through England, Ireland, France, Germa
ny. &c &c.
Mansfield Park, by Miss austin.
An ESSAY on Moral Culture, addressed to Parents
and Teachers by n. M. CARL.
spr ~ ELIZA KENNEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
Pilot I,ine Of stages
DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.

The Public are respectfully
M4M2 leave the City Hotel Alexandria,
sr=zfS ~ Baltimore, at half past o..
clio k, A. and leave Washington for Alexandria at
half past 4 o'clock, r u
Stage will also leave Washington fer Alexandra
at half past O'Clock every morning. and returning,
leave Aexandra ut half past4P. ~ By this strange.
ment, passengers remain in Washington all night,
leave therein the Mail Stage the same night for Bal
timore.
Passengers taking their seats in Alexandria, have
the preference in leaving Washington
Fare to Baltimore, 81 25--to Washington, IS cents
Gil A NEWTON,
apr Aft Agent for Stockton Stokes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
=, Charles Bennett

HAS received and of rs for sale
I'll few bales 81 28 inch stout unblesched Cottons
"A bleached Cottons
90 and "a Cotton Sheetngs
"a inch Cotton Osnaburgs
No l,2,5,4 Hempen Burlsps
Best Dorchester Bedtcks; Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark blue and w b patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black superine Saxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, ~ and S Pins first quality
Hemming's genuine first quality silver eyed Nee
dies; w C. ditto. mar IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
WaAtMaAl's Hest Chewing
TOB.HC'CO.

vTSHE Subscriber has just received boz Of the
i above article manufactured from the choicest Leaf
Tobacco. which be offers for sale by the pound or
smaller quantity. WM. STABLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
NHW sE,Rg-ES VOL ES 40. $500.
Opposition for Washington &
RHLTTNORE

BALTIMORE.
BELTzHoovER s. Co.'S Blue
~AAL Line of Safety Coaches leaves
their Coach Office, Royal street,
Abetween King street and Newton's
City Hotel, every morning at half past o'clock di.
rect for Washington and Baltimore, calling by Hsr.
nngton's and Norris Taverns for passengers Pas.
sengers can enter their and their seats at
either Of the above places Passengers wishing to 60
to Baltimore at any other hour, will be sent to Wash
ington without any extra charge These Coaches.
Horses and Drivers, surpassed by none, and ra-
cling allowed Passengers called for and put down
where re quested. Every exertion to please.
Pare to Washington 30 IS
to Baltimore 3 Is
G. II. BRUCE, Agent.
S. A Stage leaves the Office adjoining Gadsby's,
Washington, every afternoon at O'Clock for Alexan.
dria. apr loft
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EWlter

. Bar'e.s RocxIyGasM Roll Butter, in prime order,
. jus, received all tor sale By
apr u GLAGErf & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
hinseea Oil.

4 Barrels Linseed vi, for sale BY
1 apr y CLAGETr & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
Oats
Coffee

lhJtn Lbs Rio Coffee, landing from Brig
o'o Omar for sale by
W. FONLE & Co.
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PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
- =. p,,,r rs psr aaa,sm. Country paper 30
Gov New York.

rh, schooner RENOWN, Clark Risley.
M ~ For freight or passage, having good
....ssss1raiia.ions, apply to n,,vcrpr,Etp
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For Freight.
Fur Freight.

- The Big BEaVER. S. Squirting, MASTER,
IN carries soot, TACO barrels will take freight 10
= q e.. indies or ALI Eastern part. Apply TO
~ Nv ~. FOWLE u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
'aaaAIia COrdage, White Rope

&c.
u SV us m Manila cordsse. assorted sizes
" "a'e Rope, suitable for fall,
Sloes, male from Russia hem,
nnnSI, s ami American Sewing wine
m4Ad lines, log lines, marine
Ils ,. "oa'e "ne, deep sea line, pitch and rosin
r ,'.a Tor saleby '' ITO" Ne"
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN.
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For Neht.
TO l.et.

To llet.
A..s> comfortable Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
Esl.l with Out Houses complete. adjoining the house
occup pied by Mr. Joseph Eacles on Cameron street.
Possession may be had immediately Apply 70
apr CHARLES BENNETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-17
POLICE REPORT.

We find the following in Belfast paper. Il
sill epliven our more grave recitals.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing a NEW WORK, to
be entitled the
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

SALE OF' SCHOOL LANDS.
n Office is hereby given, that the fol-
~ lowing SCHOOL LANDS will be
sold at Public Auction at the Eagle Hotel,
in Chicago, on the
I7acentyJfrst dag Of October meut.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. NJ and
TO continue from day to day till the whole
shall be completed.
Section IS, township 80 north, range
IA east of the third principal meridian =
Said section joins the town lots in Chicago.
Some of it is surveyed into blocks and small
lots. The south branch Of the Chicago
river passes through the whole section, on
which there is much valuable timber
Aso-Sechon Is, township 80 north,
range | l east of the third principal meridian.
Also-Section Is, township SO north
range nine east Of the third principal meri-
dian.
The two last mentioned sections are stu
ate in Cook county, on the Hickory creek
and Du Page river, are well watered, and
have suitable quantity of good timber
RlCII'D ]. HAMILTON.
Commissioner s. Lands Cook county.
August 6, 1888. l9-7w
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from Level H. Snowden,
10 living in Louisiana, Avoyls Parish,
two negro men, named, Harry and Noses
HARRY is near six feet high. of yellow
complexion, one of his arms ii little stiff, mods
his heads when spoken to, is about 26 years
old.
NOSES is dark Completed, somewhat
taller than Harry and heavier, one of his
little fingers has become stiff Ny cut on his
hand; he is 81 years old. bought them of
Samuel Burke, in Jefferson county, Ken
tccky, near Louisville. They got away
from me at James Herriugs' wood yard :,
near the little chain on the Ohio river in
Kentucky--they are brothers, | will give
500 if delivered to Ward s. Ensmings in
Vienna, Johnson county Illinois, or $50 if
taken and safely lodged in Jail so that can
get them. The taker up or Jaier will please
write to Ward & Ensmngs they so can get
them. NJ. S. ENSMINGs, Agent for
L. Ii. SNOWDEN.
Vienna, Ill. August 81, S3l.--ls-tf