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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. c.
rgJD3y NOR WING. APRIL 8. 1851.

"a, davote the greater Part OF our columns
- n,orninc to the speech OF MIR. BuRGEs, which
hall conclude as soon as possible. Ii IS pi.
80 md eloouent, and will be read with inter-
ar,sr Mr.. WEBsrER's speech. which Is OF a
,ss;arent tone and order. Our readers will find
:" NJ r. : speech a mastery attack upon the
ila,.d fnrtress of the present Administration,
SS ,rr;son of which is Already in state of mu-
NV and must surrender before long at discre-
ION After this, the people will unite heart aud
,and in building up another, whose foundation
hall be CLAY
The National Gazette appears in a new and
,mnro,ed dress. 1t is powerful advocate OF
sOod cause
The CLAW Meeting in Philadelphia has fright
IA the Jackson men there. They are busy in
r l',,,,r m a cOunter meeting. Very well.
<NsD
Nr T,zEwELI's speech on the Turkish Mis-
.,on has been published in pamphlet form, and is
much sought after.
No New-York mail was received here last
Monday.
m. Noah mas again resumed the station of
p,Iior. having become joint editor and publish
=" IS the New York Conrier with Mr.. Webb
H,s no found his reward insufficient; or is he
making provision for the approaching day OF re-
form?
-dNSS
I-Don the suggestion Of our first physicians
T. ,ha reader to Mr.. CAsEY's advertise
',sot, he complaint called Lateral Curvature
e the Shine. is most dangerous and increasing
orI and if nat arrested in time. very often ter
inmates in severe pain, as well as distortion, and
"", nnfreouently in death of lingering torture.
- Young Ladies, who are IN the least affect
"a Ly using the proper methods in time. are Sc
cured at once from all possibility either OF suffer
ing OF dsiornity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .4LEX.AhDRLA. %. c.

ARRIVED, APRIL 7,
Ship Malabar, Captain Wade, Boston; plaster
to w. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Eliza Hand, Holmes, New York; freight
for the District.
Schr. Premium, Shevrick, Boston; plaster to
w. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Betsey, Wilson, Boston; to S. Messer-
smith.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; freight
and passengers
SAILED,
British Brig Heroine. Slater. Barbados.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
The Stage fOr I.ynchbNrg

VIII, hereafter, leave tIIs
~ at half pas, P N. precisely
r. S1ss6GXGGS on the usual days. Returning
leave warrenton at 4 o'clock
thus making the drive from that paes a%0 of
ofthis place and the public gene rally, he
S sne s"rnoed connexion with one of the BALTIMORE
mas Messengers taking seats at the bar OF
A. Franklin House will secure .neis ss
through to Baltimore. as stage viii oe :" enasrs inn
the wharf at Washington 10 take "' -
medistely on, ,,.s ,o The pubIic for
the very liberal patronage he has 70
and PROMISES that every effort shall be maze 20
its continuance.
apr s-dlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

A Jsweller in this city, received this morning
through the Post Office, silver watch and the
following letter: "I'his watch was stolen from
you, and the money is the interest on the price
Of the watch since it was taken" signed "Con'
science-or rather the effect of revival OF Re
1igion." Enclosed was IS 81, estimated lnte-
rest of the value for five or six years. There
WIS no date to the letter. and traces of the au-
.hor 1T 1t can be discovered. -Boston Trans.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
DistorteA SPINE.

HEu CASEY. pa,entee of tn, Dormant balance Tor
NJ ,h. cure nf Lateral Curvature o.. the Spine, is
now at Claget,'s tIolelin the City OF aIexanar's
Anr,uLr application is necessary, and that aPp"'a,
ton should be made through the family physician as
no case is treated where perfect cure OF very
signal improvement is not certsini and IN 81"
bt J,,Ic time and there is not the slightest pain OF
danger. The vouchers, which are always open 10 Sc
M"rsi nerusa would FIJI newspaper. In Alexandra
Mr.. Casey refers to Doctors Semmes' Richards "aS'
ington, Smith and Lloyd , e.u.u
Nurse Causin, MAY, SC &c. ,,
In Georgetown, to Doctors Writh'ngton' SCI" "'''
Inn doctors Warfield Bohrer, Beatty, &c.
In Baltimore, to Doctors White, Aiexander' euUk
,e YET, w." so e." apr SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
Washington bridge Company

NOTICE is hereby given, to the proprietors of
~ Shares in the Washington Bridge Company
that meeting of the sad company viii be held, at
the City Hail. in Washington, on Friday the eighth OF
April instant at IL O'Clock. A. to take measures Tor
re parng the said Hrdg; and any other business
pertaining to the said Company.
Asst constitute quorum for the transaction OF ou
siness the attendance of every St ckho'der IN the DIS
trc, is necessary it is hoped that every stakeholder
will stt nd himself or send his proxy.
By order ofthe Board of directors, and the Propre'
,,rs of one.tbird Of the shares subscribed TOR
FREDERICK NAY,
President of the Washington Bridge Co.
woshiorton aOr 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

DywM NJ MORRISON, The North American He'
II view for April, 1881 No. XXI
Cosrsxrs- srt origin and progress of the French
laneuage-2 Foreign relations OF MeHcn,o hc9no,
~ IS e,hsns-4 Character and abuses Of the medical
nr y wsverley novels. Psrker's editions
british and American shiPping-7 The art OF prsse,H
inc bsau,y-s Memoirs OF Cherlin-9 Geology
Imprisonment for Debt H. The Water "'ch-i1
Bank of the United States
Smhscrntons received for the above work; also for
,hs pd;nhurph Review, London Quarterly. Westnn'
s $50 mrnn apr 8--St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
szae3c1e5s~

1t is stated IN the Barnstable Patriot that the
18th child of Mr.. Salathiel Nickerson was late
" married BY the same clergyman who had
united all the others to their different heipmates;
and that the 18th will probably soon be settled
in a similar manner. All his children are set
tied around him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
DIED.,

On Saturday last, the I'd inst. at the house OF
Bernard Hooe in Alexandra, aged fourteen years
and two months. MARY +. A. SoTHoRoN. the
only daughter of John Sothoron, Esq. late OF st.
Mary's County, MARYLAND. deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Dry Goods 8 Hardware.
O-MoRROw evening, 9Th inst, at early c.ndIeIirbt.
will be sold at Whites auction rooms, great "a.
rety C. seasonable
Dry Goods, Hard,care, and Fancy .artieles,
Consisting. in part,o
case superfne calicoes
Cambrcs ghghams. fancy cravats
Plain and figured battste
Bird .ye and nacn diaper
Irish linens and checks
Brown and bleached cottons
C;auze scarfs and hdkfs. silk shawls, etc. etc.
Domestic and furniture plaids
Fancy and Valencia vest patterns
Rouen and cotton cashmere
Bandanna and English silk hdkfs
Nsnkeens, sstteens
Knives and forks, pocket and pen do
Scissors, combs, locks
Commode knobs, pins, awl blades
Best canister backing Deeds
Together with elegant gilt pier looking glasses,
glassware, &c &c. APPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
-o,eaEI5szs-

Fresh Emission-W have to congratulate
the moods and lenses of the active verb Van bu-
rem. and it's nominatNe case Jackson. upon the
appearance of a new derivatiye in Chariestown,
il comes in the shape of a semi-weekly paper
called .sThe Democratic Standard"
Boston Courier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

IS. aud of the institution the 42d."
This must be the true Republican party?
Nat. Journal.
.NEwBURYpoRr, March go.
i" An amusing incident occurred IN the Town
Meeting-while the choice Of town officers was
going on, and the nomination of Hog reeves was
called for by the Moderator, some mortified par
tsan, filled with spite and low malice, nominal
ed an aged and much esteemed citizen for that
Office; MR. rose and rebuked in proper
terms such disgraceful conduct. As soon as he
ceased speaking and the nomination was again
called for, the partisan, by way of revenge nomi-
mated Mr. who had just been speaking
Upon this, Mr.. - Immediately addressed the
meeting again, and informed his fellow citizens
that he should be proud to accept the office of
Hog-reeve, il they would allow him to proceed to
execute the duties Of the Office on the spot, and to
yoke and ring all the animals that had trespasSed
into the Town Meeting. and acted so swinishly.
"This sarcasm caused some squeating among
those whose bristles were up, but the dlsgruntled
were soon quiet"
-ssseasaa-
Pun Clerical. or Liuers and ights.-A Ken
lucky clergyman, being told that some "new
fghfs" had appeared in the religious world, re-
Piled emphatically, 81 wish we could hear OF
some new iuerS.
-ssse0GaeH.
Might not "he Republican party'' well ex-
claim to the present combatants,
Cheques, with good reason, honest men sbhor,
Hut Tool with Tool, is barbarous civil war.
Embrace. embrace my sons. be foes no more;
And cease to shed such genuine villain gore"
-aaSeses
We are struck with the motto OF the Buring-
ton Free Press Not the glory of Casa, but
the welfare of Rom .e'' 1t is possible this motto
has frequently passed under our eye before I'M
noticed, and that we only remark 1t now because
ofits present special applicability. Very certain
ly the spirit of the times is doatry OF Caesar ra-
Their than care for - the welfare of Rome"
". T. .3mericma.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
SALES AT AUCTlON.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Furniture Sale.
vv1o-MoRRow NJ rnng at 10 O'Clock, will De soia
=, NV ,uc.ion roo,n. variety Of new second hand
FURN1TURE-such as
Sideboards, bureaus, tables
Chairs. candle and wash stands
Elegant gil. looking glasses
40
barrels tanners oil
fierce sperm do
Brown sugar IN barrels, &c. &c: AIRS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

unite. The Committee are called together at
Tammany Hall, by notice, which bears the
following date:
s. Manhattan, Season of Blossoms, Fourth
Moon, year Of discovery $50, Of independence
S.. aud of the institution the 42d."
This must be the true Republican partys
GNaf. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
Whale OIL.
This UaN receiN ed
Washington, apr 8

Nn BBI.s. whale oil, received and tor sale by
N us N MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
ar.HxSNDRxA THEATRE
On Nria;y Ey;.aing, Apra 8, 1884,
viii be presen..-d the .'dmired Tragedy OF
PIZ.ARkO;

PIZ.AkkO;
Or. Death ROL Id.
p;z.ro Mr.. John Jsaerson
RoIIa sherwood
Alonzo i.atwig
At.liba RichArds
Orozimbo Jefferson.
Blind Man McKibbeH
Sentinel ]. Jefferson
Valyerle Martin
Spaniard Hoben
Boy Miss Anderson
EIvra Mrs Judah
Cora s. Chapman
Cola's Child Master J. jefferson
To conclude with the laughable Farce, calleithe
VILLAGE LAWYER.
Scout Mr.. jefferson
Snsrl NcKibbin
Charles Martin
Justice Mit,imus IIartwig
Sheepface John Jefferson
Kate Miss Jefferson
Mrs. Scout Mrs. Judah
~ Box - cents, children S7a cents, Pit so
and Gallery Is cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
ssse3eess-

Nrw-Yonk, April So O'Clock.
Late Ne,cs at hand.-The packet ship Bright
on is below, from London: day OF sailing l''h
February.
The packet ship New-York is also below IRON
I.iyerpool; day Of sailing the 10th February
-ssse9Es-
The New York Courier trembes on account
OF the effect which the split in the Jackson RANKS
nav have on the coming Ward Flee u0hs' ~
that CITY, and summons the friends OF Henerai
Jackson and those of regular nominations 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania
Glass No. 7 Jor 1881, 80
will be drawn at Philadelphia o., Saturday hpr .
66 NUMBERS 10 DR3Wa BALLOIs'
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
pr;,e of 100000 l Prize Of $4,000
lin of 1000 do of 5000
l W. u" oe 6.0oO do of 1900
whole tickets IS; halves 2 so, quarters 25
To be had in variety of numbers, st
,. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal strse
,r tho DeIaware and North Carolina Lottery,
ofA"S Glass No. 6 for 1881,
56-44-16 -SO-15-54-52-55-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08
-1NS>

NORFOLK, April g.
The naval Board for the examination OF MIDI
sMpmen convened at the Navy Yard, Gosport.
vesterday-Present Com. James Barron, Presi-
dent; Capts. Ballard and shubrick, members.
Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-08

DRAWS THIS D.4H
Virginia State Lottery,
,.,.s, If The Dismal Stcamp Canal Company.
fo' '"S ''"' Glass No 10 for 1851.
Will be drawn in Richmond On Friday, April g.
W" capital PRIZE $125oo
Tickets S4; halves 2 90; quarters w.
11,;o, Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No, Z for 1881.
in philadelphia on Saturday, April 9.
WI" DC HIGHEsT PRIZE $4,000. nm
Second High Prize o. o'o'"oo'
~. helm variety of numbers at the Office Of
7. H0RSE,
Lottery and Erehnnet Broker. abzandri"
=, .;,r nf The Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
D'A"6 Class No 6 for 1881,
56-44-I6-5O-15-54
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19
MAl,liIEn.

In Conway County, on the 2dtll ut. by Nm. C. Safpd Esq. sIr. Jus. Gornaoei, of Independence, to Miss Luvieia 7nyfor, daughter of Mir James Taylor Of tie former county.
 On the stI inst at the Post of Arkansas by the Hon. ]. Woodson Bates, Hltinm Cunapias ESQ. Attorney at Law of Little Rock to Miss fyatrsgtc, only daughter of Frederick Notrcbe, Esq ef tIo former place.
 On Thursday evening last, in Conw ay County ay Wm C. Safold, Esq. Mr, John Carlisle to Miss ,Jte,fha Bur,iss all of tlsat County.
 t'iis town, last T E aI asssfs, MT. ---- Laea. 10 Miss Snsan Enrseu
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19
ED,

On Cadron Creek Conway County, on tc 2stb ut. Mrs. - 7iadaH, after anillness of days.
 On the 3d inst. at the same house, Mrs. Charify .Hc Eimnrry, after illness of g days.
 On the stl, ip Conway County, Mrs. Jouath0a. Haydin, after an illness of days.
 At his residence in Virginia, the Hon. Wi. | GILES, formerly Senator in Congress, and lately Governor of Virginia. For months past, tie state of his health obliged Mr. Giles 10 retire from political scenes and studies and the part lie took in the late Convention Of Virginia may be consia- cred as the closing act of his long and useful poll ticai life.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19
PULASKI,

We have seen a copy of the Gold bill, which passed on the I'd inst. entitled, :. An Act to au- thorize the Governor 10 take possession of the Gold, Silver and other mines, lying and being in that section of the chartered limits of Geor- gis commonly called the Cherokee country, and those upon all other unappropriated lands of the State, and for punshing any person or per sons who may hereafter be found tresspassing uponsaiti mines
 The first section of the act, authorises and requiresthe Governor to take immediate pos session of the mines in the Cherokee nation, and to employ the mi ia for that purpose if ncces- sary.
 fs,.he 2d section appropriatcs S2G,000 for the purpose of carrying heaboye section into effect.
 The asd section makes the digging ofearrying away any minerals from the. above mentioned mines, misdeneanor, punishable for four years ln the penitcntary.
 The 4th section makes the offence the same, to employ slaves or caloured persons iii digging or carrying away the gold, 6Se.
 The 9th section authorizes the conhscation of all slaves and other property found So engaged contrary to law.
 The 7th authorizes the appointment of one or more agents hy the Governor, for the protection of the gold mines S5c.-.Iiacoa Iel.
 The Macon, Geo.( Telegraph states, that cotton Is declining price, and does not think if will soon improve. This 1t ascr:hes to the unusual mildness of the fa.l whic!s has caused greater quantity to mature than H.as expectedat its c0nsaencement.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19

i'lls ( Hsirs, Report ef the "A rlSsosas hNle sogstg, instituted al Iittle Rock, shall appear in ,nr next.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19

Beauy.- That quaint old moralist Quarics, it. his Enehirdoh, gives the following adyicc.-
 "Gaze noton beauty too much, lest 1t blast thee nor too near, lest it barn thee If thou love 1t, it disufbs thee; if thouiust atcrlt, itdcstsoys thee3iiyice associate with itis lhe seui's pnr- gasory; If virtue accompany II, it is tic hearts paradise; 1t is the wise mans bonfire, aiid the fools furnace.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19

,ss i;ssr!. that tA e steanhoat fF,auerzsss Capt. pdtssvwIq. has 5scenaed White River, as far as s,atesyiile Aln6h credit Is due to tie enterprlze = Can't . in thus opening new resources aao giv- v fresh in petls to the enterprise and industry - .Ie citizens of that part of our Territory But ,e i'll not by any remarks of ours, anticipate the
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19

to receive entries o eTlls to land ,eflved from the Trench and Spas,iall Governments, under tue act oi Congress heretofore ciacted OF that subject, and report thereon ly bill or otherwise.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19

Gov MooRE has been elected Senator to Con gross from the State Of eseorgia, by majority of nine votes, over Col John Mckinley.
 In sonth-Caroina, Gov. MILLER has been elect ed Senator Congress, by majority of three votes over Judge Smith.
 Judge NAaega, of North-Caroliaa. has been e lected Senator to Congress from that State, eiee Judge iredeIl, whose term of service will expire on tse 2d of l@afeh next, and wilo declined a re election.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-19

tsl1 Etatls5 sa T. parsag the sslsiS sa4 eaFiages for thc different fortresses. The appropriation for this service ought, the secretary thinks, 10 he so incresed as to provide suitable armament ijv tie time tie Notifications are conpicted For the forts Hicil finished, million of dollars viii te nc eessary. but others will be shortly completed. With the annual appropriation of Sl9e.0fN it will re quire ten years to furnish these which are at pre- sent readiness. SShaftid lssse, efs fects would beFeFg preiedicial. Ail the aishursing branches of the war department, exAibitpunctuaii- @ty and fidelity.
 Under tie authority of the president, te seere- tary of war, in company with Gen. Coffee, visited some of the Indian tribes, and neeociated treaties with the Choctaws and Cbickasaws, under crcum- try under the protection of the United States where they can be free from any liability to State laws, and be able b dwell n peace under theirown llstoIns.o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-21
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on Wednesday morning, nothn.
of any Importance occurred. The Bill tor us
relief of Peters & Bond of Boston, by reiunc
ing the moiety Of the value Of the schooner 40,
ma. forfeited as smuggIer, in 1914, was rsal
a third time and passed. Resolutions wef'
submitted by Mr.. Chambers and Mr.. Noble
In the case of the Impeachment, the counsel %
the part Of the Respondent commenced the sun
ming up. Mr.. Meredith's speech occupied us
Court throughout the day. r,,
The House Of Representatives did but ll'll'
yesterday. There were some bills reported T 70"
the various Committees, and among them pI'
to extend the relief now given to officers and ~,
diers Of the Revolutionary War, which will N
found at length in another column. The iOpS :
then went into the Senate to attend the tr'a' u
Judge Peck.-Naf. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-21
THE NAVY PROTESTS.
10 the Editor ofth Baltimore Palrlol

SIR:-Itwas intimated short time since, "
some Of our public prints, that Government %. %.
suffered several Drafts, drawn BY the Nav!
Agent at Lima, upon the NAVY DEPAnTMES1, !"
be protested for non acceptance and am lnlell
ed that some of those Drafts are still Perml'!s'
to remain under protest, without the holders
ing able to obtain any satisfactory inforna'SS. ~
from the department as to whether they VII, n.y..
ultimately paid Or not. The representau,.s"
from the district Of Baltimore city and counY
and the Senator from this Shore, have been y.
dressed on the subject, but they either have wv
interfered. or their interference yet, has Os..
attended with no beneficial result. In the msa.
time, it is reported that the holder of no's
Drafts has at length been able to obtain payne
ofthe same, not from any sense Of equity or l''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-21
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. State
WEDNESDAY. January l9. 1881.

WEDNESDAY. January 10. 1884,
Present as yesterday.
On Motion of Hon. D. Webster, Belhny
Storer, Esq. of Ohio, was admitted an AtOrn'!
and Counsellor of this Court.
No. II. John Smith +. Plaintiff in Error, and
the United States; in error to the District Court
U. S. for the Missouri District Mr. Justice
Mclean delivered the opinion Of this Court re.
versing the judgment Of the said strict COuE:
in said case.
No. al. The United States plaintiff in error
and Thomas Tingey. The argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr.. Jones for the defendant u
error, and concluded by Mr.. Attorney Genera
for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till II o'clock tomorrow.