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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16

The trial of Charles ITighma', on an indict
ment for mingling poison in the tea. with an in
tent to kill and injure the servants of the famil,
of Robert Emnet, Esq. took place in the Session
Court of the City of New York on Monday
The evidence was altogether circumstantial, bn
the proof very strong. The Recorder gave
very fair and impartial charge to the jury, VIII,
after being out but one hour brought in yer
dict of GUILTY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
SNS

Extract Of a letter from Louisville, Ky.-Geu.
JACKSON passed here a few d2vs since--his re-
'eptioa was cold in the extreme-the department
,o"ArdS him was marked by silent contempt
itispieadia Justification, that he is not the Pre-
,,den' Of THIS Nation. bat only the tool Of vim
dicGye and prescribing party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
TWENTY NoNars Reward.

WAS stolen from the subscriber about the first of
w October last, my SEINE BOLT, about IS feet
long, carrying four oars Her seals are kneed ana IT,
vetted through the bends, nearly new; butt OF mnloer
vni, oar and cstlsr mbcrs; her bottom and sides
Of Northern pine also the top of her stern was knock
ed off oy vessel running foul of her.
Ihave been informed that she was seen ia tow OF a
schooner of Indian Head going down the river; and
also that she seen at Johnsons spring, above me
For, IN shor. have reason to believe that she is
either above the For, or below the Indian Head, at
some of the Wood Landings, she is we'll calculated
for that purpose drawing but small draft of water
will give sis for The thief thieves and IS for deli
vering said boat tong, at the mouth of Pomonkey
f,raeP HuRATlO VI. WARD.
Pomonkey, Locust Hill, Charles county. Md,
March 20, i85U-march 26-2aw2w&w6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
MavshNA's Sale.

iune26-wts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
t.auaiug,

E1ROM schooner Poneer, Capt. Atkins from. Bos.
4 ton, and for sale by
EDW'D. DAINGERFiEI.D Il Co.
200 bbls No. 8 mackerei
liz Store,
30 tierces rice, OF prime quality
I bhd Brazil white sugar
Nv Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
GOV. GILNER TO Mr.. WRIT.
ExRcUTIyE DEPARTMENT., GEO.
.kiilledgeoiYc, 1914 Jme, 1885,

.E~iaiedgeoiHe, 1914 june, 1880
SIa-Your communications addressed to
the Governor of Georgia. has been received,
iufsFuaing him of yopr employment by the
Cherokee Indians to defend lhcm against the
operation cfthe laws Of the State aad propo-
sing a reference of what you have thorgi.t
proper to cali the dispute between the Cicero
kce nation and the state 81 Georgia 10 the
supreme court cf The United States. Tho
Govern sr OF Georgia knows Of - rcassn
Why BE should be noti6rd Shat professional
duty required Of you TO take fees OF all who
ask voar advice. Georgia claims no laris
diction over the Lawyers OF Aafyland Your
justification will have become appropriate
when the State ioterirres ~ ith yourprofession-
al b~usiaess. WHY il should Be the misfortune
Of a citizcn of Maryland Gas you may say it
is vours) 10 offer with the constituted autho-
rites Of Georgia, is not very clearly under.
stood. You are neither responsible for the
legislation Of the State, nor subject 20 its
control. There is no doubt but that manyof
the LAWYERS distinguished like yourself Gas
ysu saw profess TO believe that the State has
nsurped authority and violated the faith Of
treaties in passing laws for the protection of
the rights, and Furnishing the crimes of the
Indian people who reside within its limits. IL
is known that the extent Of the jurisdiction OF
Georgia. and the policy of removing the Che
rokees and other indians 10 the west OF the
biississippi have become party questions. 1t
is not therefore surprising that those who en-
gage in the struggle for power, should fad
%Usorpaiion and faithleSsness in the measures
OF the Government accordingly "a the loss Of
office, or the hope of its acquisition may en-
Tighten their understandings. Whaty ou say
Of the lalibiiity Of the constituted authorities,
Of Georgia is a tfuism OF universal applica
ton, and have no meaning but By your iGtea-
ton to render the application particular.
You say chat the Supreme Conrt otthe u.
States is a high, impartial, and enlightened
tribunal. VIII such commentator?
The promise yea make 10 use your pro-
fessionai influence to prevent your clients the
Indians from committing VIOLENCE 1pon the
people OF Georgia Is very kind, NeIning as it
does from a private citizen Of another state,
and will without doubt create an obligation
upon the people whose safety is attended,
commensurate with the faycr 10 be received.
There are no fears felt in Georgia of Indi
an violence, although it is highly probable
that your efforts viii be productive Of some
mischief Ii is believed that the Cherokees
in Georgia had determined TO unite with that
portion Of their tribe who had removed to the
west of the Mississippi, if the policy Of the
President were sustained by Congress. To
prevent this result, as soon as il became
highly probable that the Indian bill would
pass, the Chcrokccs were persuaded that the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
Y.
HOPE.

Come, gentle Hope-come heavenly maid,
And yield thy all supporting aid;
without thee life Itself we're vain,
And JOY resolved to grief and pain:
Hope shall remain; though all depart,
Aud stilI sustain the pleed,ng heart.
Thou healing balm of every eIief,
AZ hand anon 10 yield relief.
When care eoFrodes The feeling soul
When passions in contention roll;
Amid the minds intestine Jar,
Bright Hope shall be its polar star.
I've seen tie soul OF henor bend,
And meme befriending virtues triendj
I've seen the tear of anguish How
Adownt The furrSw'd cheek IT wee;
But still to Ugh; the sonabre scene
The glsam OF Hope would intervene.
And ercas design and high resolve,
As frost before the sun d,'s i've,
ADD expectation soaring high,
400 early 5ishted wave and die:
Rut sin it wave, and though II die,
Vet Hope shall tight the faded eye.
~ thiugs besides in Lethe's shade,
shalt by revolving Time be laid,
AnI every lovely virtue fly,
md seekits native kindred sky:
Blu, Hope. bright Hope shall gid x chez
The close 81 LES entomb'd career.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
WAR AM LOVE.

War and Love has various cSFe;
war sheds blood, and Love s,ieds Tears;
,va- has swords, and Love has osF's'
war freaks heads and Love bresks h@af's'
war makes foes, Love snakes friends
Wars soon Ger, Love never ends:
war makes wrath, Love makes STRIFE,
War ,skes wealth, and Love takes i'ie'
War moves bold, Love moves sly;
War makes US rave, Love makes us sign;
Wars ru!sd by the men Loves rul'd by the lar
War needs many soldiers, Love needs but a par
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23
From the Baltimore Gazette.
Al CARD.
n re Edilor ~ DaNia1ore Ca.ens.

To he Editor fMc Baltimore Gazette.
observe, in your paper of last evening.
as extracted from Poulson's Philadelphia A
merican, a letter Of nine TO the Governor Of
Georgia, Of June 4ih, 1889, and the Govern
or's answer Of the 10th Of that month. | wish
ii to be understood that the publication Of
these letters has net proceeded, either direct
" or indirectly, from me; although | have
certainly 10 cause to regret 1T, on nay own
account. My letter to the Governor is IN
accordance with the professional courtesy,
which prevails in Virginia and A1ars land, u
giving notice, even TO a private gentleman, OF
"a contemplated suit. before proceeding a
gainst him. II is always i.tended rs a mark
Of respect, and. in this quarter of the Union,
is always so received by the gentleman adj
dressed. | thought it siill more imperiously
due TO the Governor Of the State Of Georgia
The other motives Of my letter arc sppaFcat
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

when | explained my meaning to him, he en-
.courased rae to 60 en-; and that | might take
lar cepies IN the day tins OF what | Lad done
IN the night, he often worked for me himself.
| shall Away: have respect for the memory
Of that man.
Aaving been employed BY his master 70
carry a:raessage To AR. Gilchrist, the minister
oil Keith, he took with him the drawings he
bad been making and showed then to that
gentleman. Mr.. Gilchrist upon this. nat a
map into his hands, and having supplid him
with a compass, ruler, pens, ink, end paner.
ccsned him TO take it heroe with him
and bring back a copy of it. Fer Tins
pleasant employment saws he, my mas
ter gave me more time than / ceuld rea-
sonably expect; and often took the thresh-
ing iaii cut OF my hands, and worked himself
while | sat by him in The barn, busy with
my eomfassss, ruler and pen" This IS /,
beautiful, we well say, even a tourhinx NJ.
lare-the good man 50 generosity ap.reeia-
ting the worth Of knowled-ean d Genius. tn
although the master, he voluntarily exchasr-
ed situations nith bis servant, and insists gs3.
on dong the work that must be done. him
self, IN order that the latter mar give his more
precious talents TO their more appronriate yo-
cation. We know not that there's In record.
an act oil homage To science and learning
more honorable 10 the author.
Tho following interesting question: is ask.
ed by a correspondent of the Newbern Senti-
nel. If a lady were lame in the right arm
and left ieg-if she had but one eve and
squlnted with that-if she had but two teeth
IN front and they were black-if she had a
hump behind, and TO make amends was ner.
feetly fiat before-and if she had a %spiifrs
temper, and forty nine negroes with seventy
nge thousand dsllars cash-How many suit
ors would she havc.o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

Lfbsrultiy "A man plainly attire6
and If a very unrretensing address.
called a few days siace 90 tie Secreta-
~ Of the Colonization Society, and at
ter making a few pertinent enquiries
respecting Ito prospects oflbs Society.
presented Tie Secretary VITA ahaadrel
do!lar bill. On seing asked to whses
thesSocieiy we're Indebted foy,he iibe--
al donation, he REPLIED, a friend - the
cause OLA tieaa Colonization, waohssA
il Nem Cslesns, and who far maEyyss
has bod an opportunity az nitussstx
toe evils u .lagefy.- Hastiastea Chem.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

The crsaiu,es are al ocork again lis dcs-
pair OF affecting Mr.. CL,y's character by inn
panging his public or official conduct, some
Of bis ~esemies, doubtless the lowest and most
vulgar, IN the Western country, have cem-
renccd tse propagaiian OF q scandalsus talo-
told on ths v~eFacity Of a drunken, worthless
vagabond. Fortunately they have been made
10 eat their own words, and deny the story
as soon as they rcpeatedik
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01

Dyspepsy CWveA Il Prevented.

TAR. T.. SU rI!ERLAND. having discovered the
cause Of and the remedy for this most dreful dis
ease. offers his services those who have suffered by
IFS distressing influence, for short time for many
yeas.
lie has entire confidence in the remedy, If admins.
tered RgTeeHbly To his directions not merely from his
belief in the correctness of its principles AS connected
with the of yspepsy, but also from having prac
tised il with complete in very great number
of obst mate cases which the patients have been at
cted with some nearly al! Of the following symp
toms pain in the he adj dizziness vertigo; confusion
of mind, attended with loss OF memoty; disagree
taste in tie mouth, tihidt,; melancholy, lrr.tabty;
loss Of appetIiei nause'; II gna~ng IN the stomach
when empty; affection ct the nerves. attended with
general debility and loss of energy chness; affection
OF sight, sourness burning OF the stomsch hatuen-
cy' pressure on the stomach after mcsls, producing
great uneasncss and Distress cold feet and hands, Ian
sur weakness of the stomach with vomiting,
acid eructaton; uneasness in the throat with pain
the side or breasts paptation weakness and pains in
the legs. frequent and involuntary signing, yawnng;
dropsness rregulay of the bowels, pain in the back
tremur, dIsur,i dist uIbed sleep
rhuse persons who are affected with any all of
the above mentioned, and consider item evils 600
gr to be borne" are respectfully recommended
call on DR. S. By whom they confidently assured
that his remedy viii effect speedy permancntre-
lief and will also prove pre-, enttve against the re-
turn Of the disease. references will be made to re-
,pec,abe ladies and gentlemen. residing in this city
and sewhere, who have been benefited by the uso
of this remedy.
DR. Sutherland may be seen at his office, No. 81
Wall street, every day Except Sunosys) between 10
snd O'Clock; and Ut slf other times at his residence
No So Elm, corner Of Grand strect.
New York, oct. 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
New FaN Goods

NEhave received by packets President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part Of
our FALL. STOCK; which enables VA to offer, on Ia
beral terms:
London super Llue black, olive, green, brown ard
mixed cloths
Pelsse cloths cassimeres anti satnests
Blankets and hann,ls painand printed baizes
Merino and common circassians
Bombazines aud bombazeus
Valencia, swan,down and toilinet vestings
Scotch and English piaids; psin and pd camjlc,s
n Italian lustrings and gros de Naples
- Satin levantne, senchews and sarsnets,
a q and modes; satins and hOrences
Italian and French crapesi pongee
Merino scarfs shawls and hdkfs, some extra quality
Plain white merno shawls, neat article
Thibe' barage and silk handkerchefs
English and India bandannoes
Italian and Bare elOns cravsis
Plain and printed jsconet do
Irish table dispcr. "a to 1914
DO linens aud sheetings; black and brown Holland
TwiIled sackng; buriaps and osnaburgs
general assortment OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
cons sting, in part, OF
Tickngs
Bleached and brown sleetings and shrtings
Fancy and fursure plsids.
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. &c.
Al of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer SCOTT MHGHl
oc,s Corner Of King and Royai streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
Or LADFS EMPORIUM

Ur L.dDI'S ElUIOHlOM.
TIME intended work will be generally literary. and
L occasionally political. The literary department
shall be conducted in not inferior to the best
periodicals in the counryin the several departments
of prose and verse, and their b1vsons into nara.
tive, sentimental, and ddac;c compositions, original
or selected. Nor, although its general head be tera|
rc shall the Iucubrations of science, in any OF its
branches, be neglected, when they shall be offered
for publication in the " National Magazine"
In the struggle which is going between cis
vii liberty and wild anarchy, under the garb Of demo.
crazy, she viii sometimes raise her feeble voice; not
as dspuant the Of party, but as an advocate
for ceIaim great principles which II may become her
sex and condition feel lively and deep INTEREST," in
msintaining in these times Of miscsed " reforms
ton As victim Of prescription" she has suffer.
ed much and knows too mach 10 permit her entire
silence Upon that subject she cannot avoid speak
ing freely he will try, however to speak discreetly
II there are any who would still frown upon this last
struggle Of mother for her family, they at liberty
TO withhold their support Daughter OF the Revo'
luton, aud the grandchildren OF Revolutionary he
roes will perish, ere they beg N the land where tnsy
should live in honor.
Tbc work will be comprised in eighty octave pager.
on fine paper in new type, handsomely stitched and
colored covers making two handsome volumes year.
1runs The annual subscription will be Five Dol.
lars PAYABLE IN advance, or on the delivery OF tho
third number, at the pleasure OF individuals,
All subscriptions remaining unpaid at the end OF
the wear to be discontinued. for single number IS
cents.
Mach attention VIII be paid 10 forwarding the mum.
bers, and with the least cost TO subscrbers-t being
intended TO establish agencies in all the principal ci
lies aud towns, by whom The work will be carefully
delivered To o,hcr places, or when the number Of
subsc;ibcrs may not be sufficient to establish sgen-
cy ,hcy Will be- forwarded by mail, unless otherwise
directed SubscrbeIs respectfully requested DIS
,incy prescribe theplsces, PERSONS to whom the
ork shall be sent for their use.
MARY BARNEY.
a. AIi letters and communications sttendedtoby
WILLIAM B BARNEY, Agent.
4 PROSPECTUS of the above proposed work
is at each Of the principal Book stores and Read;
i.eruors III the City Of Washington homegrown. sho
who will receive and forward communications upon
tie subject, q
Person, DESTROYS to pstronize the work, are invited
10 call and subscribe their names.
BENJAMIN H0MANS,
Agentfo the District of Columbia.
Gemgsto,cn, d. c, sept l@-2sx2y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
NcNlONNA.

yg,iIE subscriber respectful, informs his friends and
4 the public that he has removed his establishment,
next door TO the Franklin House Hotel, few dJors
mellow his Old stand; where he continues to carry OF the
Saddle. Harness Z Trunk business,
Nv I'LL IT'S V,gRIOUS BRANCHES. ?
lie tenders his grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage he has
wed from them; and begs leave to assuie item,
th,t with the aid Of the hest workmen, and am
ple spply of the most choice maicrils, he will be
abic To rem Ter entire satisfaction TO those who may
please to favor him with their business, either by order
or personal application
lie has on hand at this time, and will continue to keep
large assormon; Of the following articles wholesale
and retail, oil the most moderate ietns:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles. best quality; stun flaps
DO do do PLAIN
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and >teel.buvd brides, of various kinds
phtcd and steelmounted u.artngales
Sadde.bags OF tile s,esi fashion, and common
YeEsses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig DO
Rrass and Japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and lapanned.monn,cd carryah h'r
Wagon. cart, and day harrcss
Fire buckets all ba!ters
And also genera! assortment ct
Eleganf H.yd Lcuihey TruveMnS Trunks
And gres, variety ct
TIE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and s,rrups
Saldic,rccs and buckssiDs. assorted
Buffalo ssin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and cali
skim and quilted at shortest notice.
old sadd es harness and trunks uf all kinds repair
ed at the shortest notice
sept3o JAMES VANsANI,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
VIM. NarNer.

HHAVING been with iioctcr SUTHERLAND, Of New
ak York, Tor some time, and practised under his di-
rection, and being appointed by DIR S. as his Agent
Cor this section of country, offers his services to the
dicne Can be seen at all times at his Druggist Store
on Fairfax Street Alexanlrs where satisfactory evi.
ience can be given OF cures performed in few days
lime OCT rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01

A e. ard.

81 NNrN.
Afford & DILLON, Surgeon Dentists,
rNvENDtR Their professional services TO the inhabl
4 tants cf ,lexandrm aud the district. They have
taken an office The corner o. Sixth street and Penn
s,ivania Avenue. above Mr., Webb's Lottery Office,
and opposite Gosbvs I,,e; where they may be found
at all times. ready to perform all operations on the
Teeth They will file, plug, clean and extract decay
ed teeth aud remaining roofs. with care and 'a'cy
upon new AMI most approved plan, producing less
pain than the former method They viii also Sc, ~ ar
,6cia, teeth. BY the set r single one resemble The
natural teeth Superior lentfrice for whitening the
teeth and healing The gums, be had at ail times
by calling at their Office. aIics waited upon at their
dwelling, if required The poor attended gratis
Washington, oct ,
Orders aud calls will be attended to at the Frank M
Hotel Alexandria, every Fday and Saturday IN each
81 oct II-d2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
70 Alet.
proposa\s BY Mary barney,

For publishing the first day of November next, ant
on the beginning of every month thereafter in Che
City OF Baltimore, new Periodical Work, to be en-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
" ines

Wines
UViE subscribers have just received further supply
l. of Burgundy, Tinta, and Grape Juice, in quarter
and hafqulrter casks, imported direc, from Madeira
per the big u lRote, about two years since. They
have also on hani large stock Of old T.. p Madeira
of their own importation, Sherry, Port, &c, all Of
which they Offer for sale OH accommodating terms.
s,p,24 S. n. II 8. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01

~" Ihave appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, Of Alexandria, District of Columbia, my
Agent, Who has been fully qualified for curing Dys-
pep.y, on The plan prsctised by myself. oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-01
Scott & Wright

HAYE removed, from the corner Of King and Fair
fax streets 10 the Store, of King and Royal
Streets lately occupied by mcssrs John NJ. Johnson Il
Co oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-17

try of our country, am, and always have bses'
friendly TO Its Observation-Disclosures a fair anu Ju-
dicious aid may be given TO our own mahui"o
lures, do not wish To see a totl prohso,i'oh VI
foreign fabrics, because it would LEAD 10 h Dr.
nopoIy in our countrv.-In avoiding the oesi'"
we must take care not to fall n,fos Caary0dss.-
An external. and indirect tax upon the consumer,
NAV he properly preferred before an excise ana
hateful in is very name, the other oppressive up
on the agriculturist 81 I'm
dorn- with a seat in the legislature of Virginia
and il become my duty to pass upon the primer
rlas of the South Carolina doctrine. shall, In
NV legislative capacity, decidedly oppose them.
Give to the states the power to render Vo'u any
act which the congress OF the United states may
pass, aud the beautiful fabric OF our federai an,
ion, which has been. and is now, the envy OF all
nations upon earth, becomes rope Of sand
Virginia patriotic Virginia. .'like the mother OF
the Grace, whose boast and pride are IN her
sons, !. will paraly1e, and put down all attempts
of desperate politicians.-He advice, her weight
her example, will teach South Carolina. and the
world, that she has not vet lost sight OF the value
Of the union.
Il have thus briefly responded to the call OF
Que Of the People;'' and, but for absence from
home under call which could not disregard.
on an occasion affecting to my feelings. should
have appeared az an earlier periodic the Peo'
ole of Loudoun can only offer honesty OF design.
- can promise no more.-What their interest
demands, however, will, if elected, cheerfully.
zealously. and fearlessly support. with my best
energies and talents"