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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14


On the cork Of each bottle is seal with the sub
scriber's name, to prevent dcceponi and it, trial.
it should not prove as represented, be returned.
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscr-
berhas bottled quantity of wine, porter, cider, &c
in whole and half bottles, which will be delivered free
Of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine. por-
ter &C. bottled, will please give few days notice
in order that may undergo the necessary process for
long sea voyage. The above liquors were import
eel by the subscriber, and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. He expects hereafter to receive re.
gulsr supplies All orders from the country (eithcr
IN boxes or demiiohns) will be promptly attended to-
y Is. The subscriber is at all times prepare d to
CLARITY and bottle wines for those who may desire it Ut
their dwellings, and if required can furnish claret
bottles and corks of first Quality
In few days he will be able t, supply his friends
with " inc Vinegar Of the best quality.
lie continues to- carry on ali it's varieties, DyeiHg
Securing and Bleaching llerino Mawls. in the hes,
manner, the west,ide of Royal, betwe en- King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may 9 p. J SALVETAT.
II The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times. and send their accountto this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14
no. 1858
TO Warmers,

EoR SALE, quantity of air Stacked lime. at the
Il yer, low price of 10 cents per bushe, If called
for Immediately. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14
Notice.

vJNiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public that he carries on, hisod stand south
side of Kmg-street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank Alexandria, the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14
Th"mas King,
IN Err CH Mt TATY.on.

o IN AhSs
49,, mER CHANT TAILOR,
N M. continues 10 carry on the above business in
In, rs Branches, al his I'D stand, next door to Mr.
,.sr, 'a5 Lottery Office, and is thankful to his
s,-, me public IN general for past fAvors, and
nm. ~ s'ct attention TO his business they will con.
,.,,i |er patronage towards him. He has ius, re.
'eda fresh supply of ~ " has '"'>
M, fashionable Fall Goods.
able TO supply all orders in his line of bust
Or'eSi notice. He has on hand all sorts of
u READY MADE CLOTHING.
gre,,I s make up, TO an, fashion that may be re.
su, .! ms Customers, and on the most reasonable
III, .slo for Sale,
ri,.S eanhlet cloaks; Bombazette do; and
nAde up in he latest fashions.
.ilSo,
H.. 'Ne'y OF cheap PLATO CLOAES.
s,l ,Appy 20 iuiorm his customers thu, he has 70.
sny.. y 1est fjLL u WINTER FASHIONS,
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14

-. y. Sugar and Oranges.
~ hhds prime Flew Orleans scgar
IL 10 barrels fresh oranges
Landing from schooner George Town, from New.
York, for sale by
dec S LINDSAY, HILL ty Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-14

s. u Edison,
"a At his Boot and Shoe.store and
Manusctoryon Royal, End door $3.50
from King street has received sSssa1k8
49, general assortment of Boots and Shoes;
which he offers for sale by the wholesale and refaiioW
for Cash. NIB ork Of all descriptions made to or
der in the neatest manner
or s JoURNEYMEN wanted on the La
dies Branch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

drawn from q comprehensive and mastoriy view oil
the subject n all its bearings and relations Ifthers
could be doubt on any point considered in it, we
might question the right of tho Cherokee govern
ment to tax the United States traders Their treaties
had conceded that the regulation of their trade
should be managed by the General Government, and
such IN exercise Of power the part of the Chero
KEGS might essentially defeat the objects and stipua
tons OF the treaties What, sir is the character Of
this Government Of the Cherokees which appears to
have offended the pride of Georgia SO highly They
Claim no jurisdiction over the concerns Of any body
but themselves. They have always had this and al
ways exercisedh. Their Government has lately Is
stunned . more convenient form, and better adapted
to thor improved condition. Their domestic instu-
tons show more of civilization and good order than
We have seen among them before, and hope we do
not reProach them for that. Their regulations for
the allotment Of their lands and the better Govern
ment OF their own people interfere with nobody. I
have never yet been able the force of that sug
geston which treats them as State within the
sense OF that part Of the Constitution which orbids
the erection of any State within the jurisdiction
OF any other without its consent think il has NO
application to the case. The Cherokee government
has neither been formed or erected as one of the
States ut this Union or to be admitted into it, It
70 no more calculated to alarm the jurisdiction of any
State than certain kingdom lately projected on
Grand Island, the institutions AT New Lebanon, or
the family government at New Har nony.
Speech to be continued
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18
From The NJ y. Evening Journal.

"
laPRIsosMtNr DEB-We recommend 70 the special
consideration Of friends Of the "Barnstabe Lyceum the
following high authorities in favor Of aboshing this
practice They such will cause them at least
pause before they decide favor of its continuance should
the question be revived for discussion that able in
tuition We shall do ourselves the pleasure them Judge
able pamphlet upon III subject If copy be pro
cured ~ this city -
"Ths Biagna Charta Of Great Britain says:-"Nri,her
the King nor is bas the debtors suretiei shall seize
more Than the debtors goods and cbaes, lands and
enenis,' not his person The Bill of Rights with Magma
Charfo say"No freeman shall imprisoned hut by the legal
Judgment Of his peers or the Law Of the Land
lbe giea Francis Bacon says:"No arrested for
gent IN England, according To the constitution:
Law with God on IFS side preserved the person free air.
until comparatively modern times introduced judicial writ
called capas ad saiisiacendum" Coke says, "By the
Law oil the Land Gte body liable 10 execution for
debt justice blackstone says, "Ihe and civil law
ended Their process IN taking all the debtors substance
looked upon all farther process nugaoTy" Burke says m
IS miserable invention ri artificial science operating change
civil INTO CRIMINAL Judgment DR. Johnson says ono
can think thai law wise which, when capable Of work
ob9e mem 70 bes or just which exposes the liberty Of the
one to the passion Of another" The Arch Duke Leopold avs
VT prevents the necessity Of poby credits and pIobiy eau
never be rendered 90 necessary IN a state"
honesquieu says "The liberty Of ona citizen s Of greater
importance 10 the public, than the and supernuty
her" The Marquis Beccara says Detenon debt great
ando liberty Chancellor Talbot often SAIL "kccordne 10
the principles Of real humanity and good policy the debtor su
hcenty pays debt OF any by imprisonment Of three
debts q. we forgive our SnS I Edop ""nv b"s
but eforme has SAID, "1tB permission of acts Of eea,e
OPPRESSION and nhumanty than be with in slavery
the husband from his distracted wife, and bury him in dun
geon 10 IHger out life Of pain and misery To redress such
grievance wondbe task worthy the Of patriot and
friend TO civil liberty"
John Fisher was found guilty, at Albany, on two
indictments, for robbing the mail; and on Thursday
morning was sentenced to five years Imprisonment
! on each indictment, in tho Auburn State Prison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

We see but one serious objection to a consun,.
nation so devouty to be wishedone only little cloud
on the horizon OF SO sunny prospect. And that
is-how would the world 60 on while this editorial
convention lasted Who would write for il. Who
would think for it. To imagine il would contrive
for ten days fortnight to think for tslf is quite
visionary-particularly this warm weather. If. by
any means, this great difficulty could be got over
If the world could but manage for ten days to
spin from its own brain its ideas, instead Of
drawing on ours, we should say Amen to the BuHa-
10 editors proposal.
We pray our readers not to believe that Amen
dictated merely by presentiment ofthe good things
and the merry jokes that would circulate at such
meeting Move look further than that. No spe-
cifc against bitterness infable as hesrty shake
Of tho hand. The very recollection Of that week g
civ'lities would smooth down moro asperities, and
quell more party bie than years Of cold reflections
and If our courteous masters the public did miss
service for few days, the loss would be amply re-
paid to them by years If improved temper and recip
rocal politeness. The lovers of paper
alone could have reason to complain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18
LONDON NEWSPAPER PRESS.

An account showing tho number OF Stamps
lowing London Newspapers in the 1922 and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

John Fisher was found guilty, at Albany, on two
indictments, for robbng the mail; and on Thursday
morning was sentenced to five years imprisonment.
on each indictment, in the Auburn State Prison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18
AN IRISH SCHOOL.

AN IRISH SCHOOL.
"Pierce Mahon, como up wild your multiplication.
Pierce, multiply four hundred by two--put it down
thatsit,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18
STUMP CANDIDATE.

We have received the following address published Taia
hasa, from gentleman who procured that place. He
assures us that tho candidate "Dsvd Budo grea
Isaiah Bdrdo, fish Catcher &c." actually elected cap
tain OF the bloody 7h regiment of the Florida line We pre-.
sumo the edoubable Captain ranks the Col Pluck OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

.aIouements Of The President We learn nv n let
ter from Washington published IN the United States
Gazette, that ''the President has written to his
friends to say, that he is about return TO Wash
ngton, and hi expected there about three weeks
He ates that he has been ready to meet the Indians
and that If the chiefs disposed to meet him,
he will return without ufIordns them that opportuni,
ty OF ascertainng his Intentions regarding them
which he was will G to afford them" GThe Cher
okees are clearly right, under their present circum
stances and after he treatment they hava received
from the cabinet, IN not going meet the President
Com Ado.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

Inc rhiiadeIpha American Sentinel, in noticipg
Lne circumstance OF The American shipping susyen-
eng theif coIors at halfmast as mark Of respect
Jng 81 the late King of England and OF
servations W.
Colors half mast in token Of mourning for tho
eeo'n OF British King, appeare be strange thing
10, n hIherIcon shipping in American harbour.
Newspapers IN black on the same occasion, stranger
slhl' Is II the that is mourned1 Mr. JeTerson's
account ut his lbertine youth whatever the Duke Of
wellington may spou to the contrary does not ro-
commend our sympathy. Is IL the monarch Wby
not u So go into mourning for the Emperor Alexan.
DER, our greatest friend among the crowned beadsp
o' Louis XVIII the brother ofthe protector of Amer
ican independence Why lie King of England TO
DC mourned for by Americans, more than any other
kng' Why is my King TO be mourned for BY Ameri-
csnS Are not such signs Of sorrow, badges of colo.
NAL sublsction' Arc they becoming a free, cover
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

From Cadis.-The brig Brilliant Winsor. from en-
diz, has arrived at Duxbury. Ca t W. left Csdiz
on the Sd of July. All vessels from the southward
OF the Chesapeake Bay were forbid entering the
port utter the LIST Of July. All vessels touching At
Cadiz, under any pretence whatever, excepting for
SALT are obliged to pay tonnage duty of Sr O5
per toni and although it is declared a free mort.
the charges are higher than they were before
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

10 We have been hugely amused with the follow
ing proposal of the Bufaloe Working Mems Bue.
Tin, and the witty commentary of the New York
Sentinel thereon. We think the reader will derive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-18

SALEM TRIALs.--Mr Webster concluded the sum-
ming up on behalf of the State, in the case of F. T.
Knapp on Thursday morning. The arguments Of
the counsel on both sides said have been very
elaborate Judge Putnam occupied two hours from
eleven o'clock until one, in charging the jury The
latter had not agreed upon a verdict at o'clock IN
the evening, the latest hour at which advices have
been received from Sslem-Con,. .4dp
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

undertakes TO state-that General Gor,jon,s
plan, adopted ON the 18th of December and
voted for by Mr. Henderson and myself on
that day, was the successful yicai of the plan
OF white population and federal numbers in
stead OF being the plan aself-that .suegro re
presentation" did not prevail-and that Mr.
Henderson and myself did not vote for il but
agdinSt 1T. on that occasion
have perhaps attributed more inheritance
to this particular blunder than it deserves but
am convinced by information received from
sarious quarters, that the public mind has
been much abused, will not say intentional
~, IN regard to the distribution Of power made
by, and The provisions contained in. the a
mended ConstItuiion.--It is nv purpose to
address You on these topics: but, as my time
IS not my own, my communications will per
maps Se irregular and desultorv.
One remark, and one only. on the merits NJ
the SUBJECT, wia make before | close this
br,ei introductory letter. Ii is that whatever
may be the merits Of the amended Copsti,o-
ten, when compared Will ths.t which the was
tern delegation, az a party, se9gias 10 obtain
IN iieu OF 1t, q mean an apportonment OF re
presentation according TO white population in
The House OF Delegates, and according to fe-
deral numbers in the Senate) there cannot be
doubt about It's superiority TO the old Con.
sttuhon lpresume do bot hazard much in
saying that not a single delegate to the Conyen-
ton from ''the Valley" will vote for its reiec-
ton. JOHN X. COOKE
January 29th, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
TA-a GiAA!8pplSa
MARrlNSBURG, MAncH IS, 1880.

We lay before our readers to- day, the let
teys of Messr. COOKE and DopDRInGE, on
the subject of the amended Constitution
We bespeak an attentive perusal of the same
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

10 the Peopt. Of Frederick and Je6ersOn cosns-
;ies. i,t Eisgaia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
THE TARIEF.

On Monday in the House Of Representative tAe
question was taken on Mr.. Strong's motion, to lay
the bill reported by Mr. McDufie, to reduces du-
ties imports, on the table. and decided in the afr
native, by the following vote. The Telegraph
seems oEhnk that this vote produced by the in
disposition consider the subject of duties, before
the extinction of the national debt, when the policy
may undergo a thorough revision. Be this it may
are glad of the result, and hope it is prophet
ic of the fate of all similar measures at This time.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill reduce
modify the duties upon certain imported articles ard
allow drawback on spirits distilled from foreign nolasses
The question the motion made by MIR STRONG, the
9Th inst, said bill do Ire the table, recurred and
being put, was decided as follows:
YEAessfs Armstrong, ArneId, Bailey, Barber Eariey,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. II, 1880.
PurLIe LAsDs--.ur. Hunts RESOLUTION in Tie Flo

PUBLIC LASDs--.Ur. Hnnfs RESOLUTION IN The House
Of Representation.
The demand upon our columns from various causes,
Since the meeting of Congress, has prevented US
from paying that attention the course of business
at Washington, which its Importance well deserved.
That demand having in some degree relaxed we
shall atone to the reader by increased future vgi
lance.
Among the many important propositions which
have been brought forward at this session of Con-
gross, and which denote clearly, the approach of
another great national crisis the resolutions of Mr..
Hunt, of Vermont, are not the least so That resp
luton as follows:
"ReSotced, That the Committee on Public Lands
be instructed to enquire into the expediency appro
praDg the nett annual proceeds of the sale Of public
lands, among the several States and Territories for
the purposes Of Education and Internal improve
Inent IN proportion to the representation Of each in
the House of Representatives"
In the progress of discussion the resolution was
divided into four parts, Whether the nett proceeds
of the sales of public lands should be distributed
2, Whether the condition Of such distribution, shall
be its appropriation to education; 8, TO Internal
improvements; d, Whether the distribution should
be updnthe ratio Of representation in Congress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

Bockee Bors Buchanan, Burgess Bu.n,an Cahoon Cbilds
Coleman, Condict H. Craig, Crane Crawford Creighton
Ear Ellsworth, George Evans, Joshua Evans Edward Ever
e Horace Everett Findlay, Finch, Ford Eolward FRY Gil
more, Goodenow, Green, Grennell Haey Hawkins Hemn
HILL Hodges, Hughes Huntington lbrie Ingersol Irwin vp
Johns Richard Nj Johnson Kendall Kennon Kincad Per-
kns King, Adam King, Lecompte Leper Le,chev Lyon
Magee Mallary, MARI Martindae, Thomas Maxwell
Maxwell, McCreery Miller, Mcneil Mafenburg Norton.
Overton, pesson, Powers Ramsay, Randolph Reed Richard
son. Rose Russell Scott Shields SILL Smith, Ambrose Spen
Sprisg Stanhey, Stergee, Stephens Henry r. Sor,s
Strong, Sutherland, swan, Swift, Taylor Test John Thorn
son. Tracy Vance varnum Vnlon, Washington. Wh,,esey
Edward D. White, fancey, Youns-Io7.
Mas -Messrs Alexander, Anderson, Angel Archer John
s. Barbour Philip r. Barbour, Barnwell, Barrnyer Bell
james Blair John B!ar Boom Bouden, Cambelen; Camp.
Crockett Crocheron Daniel Davenport Deberry Desha De
Witt. Dorsey, Drayton Duncan, Foster, Gather Gordon
Gorham, Hail. iammons Harvey, Haynes Hnds Hubbard
Isaaeks Cave Johnson, Lomar Lea Lent Lewis, Martin
Pearce, Petiis Polk Potter, Rencher Ripley Roane Wm
Shepard A. Fl Shepherd Smyth Speieht Richard
Sanddcs. Eaiaferro Wiley Thompson Trezvant tucker
verplspct,ssF Camp. r. White, Wicklife Wilde W.
lIan,s Wilson, W iIisate-79
So the subject was ordered to lie die table.
aa' The House of Delegates, after another day
consumed, yesterday ordered the bill rechar,erng
tie Bank Of Virginia to be eigrossed for third
reading. 1t will be observed that clause was in
serted bya large majority, requiring monthly esli
bits to be made to the Directory Of the transactions
by the Officers In the purchase of Bills of Exchange
and that the Bonus Tor it ought to be called, the
Bride to the State) is left unappropriated, which
carries it of course to the Fund for Internal I'm
provement, unless that fund be Invested by the Lee
gtslature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
Sp LENDID

THilE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public thai he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line oil business f;
and, alSo, that he has made arrangements
wh,uh will enable him nj all times. aud al the
shortest notice, 10 supply thuse Who may favor
Linn with THEN patronage with COACHES, Gigs,
Barouches, or any other descril ton OF Car
rioges, from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
10 be the pery best Ma'tgjaciory Of such articles
IN the ,corid. Arrangement, have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, so that any ordrr which may be
given can always be Immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on The Carriage making business, and Is pre-.
rared TO make Carriages of any description
whirh may be wanted by those who prefer the
h.ae manufacture. lie viii. also do any kind
of repairs On the cheapest terms, and in tho
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Aup. 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

an Tuesday. the s,b day Of January, 1881,
~ at Tie d~s Hing house OF James Martin, IN
the county Of Bedford. | shall proceed 10 sell.
al public auction, for cash. tile tract of land
sherson the said Martin nov resides Containing
about 2I7A seres, be the same more or less. adj
joining the lands oil Capt. Edmund Gwsisin.
Henry Clara and oiheu-Alsp, Al the same
time aud place. and upon the shms terms. viii
be sold, III. foilosing slaves. 10 within, Cres-
~, Mary, Sally, Wat. Chariniie and john. aud
any increase OF tho sstd females since tue 2srd
day Of Decemb.,. ls29-also. yoke Of oIea,
! head Of cattle. IS sheep, u hogs aud bof-
kss.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of a deed
of trust sIcruedio me by said Martin a. Eliza
beth his wife, on the 23rd day OF Dreember
1899, which 10 Of record IN the Clerks oiiice Of
BEDFORD county L. is now for the beus6, oil the
representatives Of Jossph Hardy. deed.
Allofihe above property Is really valuable
md the sale Is well deserving the attention Of
those ~ishing 10 purohsse-ihe title IL believed
to be in1ispntsble but acting ss trustee shall
convey with special warranty Transferring such
interest only as the deed aforesaid vest III mt.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, TIusiee.
Dec 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
NegrOes for Sale.

~ Friday tho 3ls, day of his month. We
~ will Proceed to sell, at public auction, for
cash, before the Office OF the Marshal oftbe
Chancery Court in the town of Lynchburg,
three Negroes, TO wn-Randall n blacksmith
about % sears Of age, Bob, . boy, and Nancy
Watt, girl.
The sale will he made in pursuance of deed
oltrusi, executed 10 the under 5 ned aud James
Garland, (he not acting) by Ibomas WI.
l'ams on the llth day OF April, 1928, " hich il,
of record IN the Clerk. office OF ri tsylvanis
and Campbell toun,ies-as, also by virtue of
an ag reement filled IN the cause Of boyd vs..
Williams IN the Superior Courl of Chancery
for the LynchbnIg District.
Acting as trustees we will convey to the pur.
chasers with special warranty transferring such
title only as the deed of trust and agreement
aforesaid vest IN us-the title however is be.
loved 10 be good.
GEORGE ". TURNER, Trus.
THOMAS A. LoLCoMBE, { tees.
Dec. 10 ID.