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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Sugav. Coffee, Wine, Sc.
= SANIrEI. MEsSERSMITH

Sugar. Coffee, Wine, &c.
= SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has in Store, and offers fer sale,
i2 1 10 Il, 4t%;:a s e. as,":
$50 bags coffee, part PRIME green
TchrS.synunl hysOn 1I.-In'
chts, nnperisl dilute
) half chests StmPo !"
boye, e fine
cases, cont'g 2lb cans s"'P'"'e quality
e 8 R'Gfi pipes fine old / p Nader.
ID or casks ULNHS,
90 boxes, each cong from to dz chiefly ofd
hid & 2gr casks Tints or BurG'y rect fmpor,,
l do and , do Serc'al Staftons ana
2qr&1t Or casks Man,sey ,carrantea
hhds 4 , iierccs genuine Port ~ fne qua
10 hhds aud bbis Lisbon Hfy.
SCR casks Sicily Madeira
cases sparkling Champagne J
2pipes cogrsc brandy
10 bbs New England rum
20 bales Louisiana cotton
2 hhls James River tobacco
. Kegs hesss manufactured do
800 bags patent shot
$50 realms supcrfne No 2and letter paper
50 do post and cap do
so bundles bniIng and band box boards
50 boxes and half boxes Bakers and Laphams Nc
chocolate
100 pieces German fIesslans
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Dyspepsia.

TIME subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
i vcred remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per-
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places. His
price is moderate. Applications to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WIN. HARPER.
u A general supply of fresh Drugs-medic'nes &c
on hand and cs!ered as low asthey be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
For Nsnt>

su.;r. That very desirable property, at present
EssG Occupied by Messr,. Chamberlain * Harris at
az :, the corner of Prince Street
a1 Tie stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery business, * the wharf prohta-
BILE one roa gaod tenant the terms will be low; and
possession given the 23i January next For terms APP
plyto JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
sent 5-te
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
VO Hent,
No Rent .
Vhe Virginia Free PRESS

Is weekly newspaper, published at Charestown.
i letters County, Virginia. at ~ per annum, pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive circulation in
IN. potomac country, and will be found valuable ad
yer,ising medium for City Merchants and others. who
n ,v wish to communicate with their couatry friends
,he improvements now IN, progress, which will con
meet more intimately the trade OF the rich Valley OF Vr.
pinia with Baltimore and the cities Of the District of
columbia, will suggest to those concerned an add
tona motive for aYsing themselves Of the columns Of
the Free Press. IF sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Notice

To the Citizens ofthis placeond HE P''bhe &C.
neraAy.
Passengers for Baltimore
;tc.are respectfully that
R25E4&&ETR they Can secure their passage to
~ Baltimore BY the9. II 2o'cIock
Line of Coaches from Washington, by taking seats IN
Alexandria at Newtons Hotel and leaving IN the Z.
8, 9, 10, II or 10 o'clock Boats for Washington as
there will be Coaches q, the whsrIto convey lhen up
to theStage Office without any extra charge.
BY this arrangement passengers cannot he dsap
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
al all times
Fare to Baltimore S.
"a S. Nine O'Clock stage by way of the Rail Road.
THOS. S. BLACKBURN.
may l4--dH Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23

end Be further enacted, Thatit shall be the duty
ct the said Presd mt and Directors, to require Of the
purchaser or purchasers Of the said Tract bonds with
sufficient personal setury, pa, able to the laid Presi
dent and Direct together with deed or deeds of
trust on the estate sold to the Of The
purchase money and n'erests; winch bonds, 81 taken,
shall bear interest from th date thereof And III per.
sons who shall fat to pay into tie 'reas,, annually,
within six months sitter the shsl. becoms due, the
in crest which NAV their SAT, b. MIS- shall
forfeit all claim the credit given ther purchases,
and the princpa all lhe'eupcn become due, & be
coverab.e By the said President sad Dir trs with all
interest III arrear, by motion to The e. neral CCu' on
ten days notice of the time of ma .ng such notion.
the payment thereof enforced, BY prcc, cJi,y the
deeds deeds of trust aforesaid, at the discretion q
| the said President and Directors
3rd. Belt further enacted, That all persons oeco,l.
ing purchasers Of land, under the provisions of thu
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount of lie
| purchase money at any time.
| 9TH. This act shall be in force from the passing
| thereof
| ,une 10 2awtlOthOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Supepior Madeira Wine.

q, IliIDS. and 8 quarter casks of Newton Gordon
y Enrdock and SCOTS superior old London par'icu
lar Madeira wine, received per brig Iyanough Snow
from Madeira Via New York, and for sale hy
SiHUEL NESS RS NTH
who will receive and forward TO Madeira orders Tor
vine of tie same quality, this parcel having been sent
cut rs sinpI5s fiIr that purpose So
se,,t Il [Ns,ionai lnteii,gcncer 6 times dailyl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
BRISTOE TRaCT OFLAND.

Hesesk BRISIOE TRdC7' OF LIND,
3fin the County Of Prince William, proposals.
w will be received by the sail President and
.n. Directors for he whole, any portion Of ths
said tract. until The ION day Of October NEXT.
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew the
conditions required Of The purchasers.
Persons Offering proposals will consult their onw
convenience in fixing the instruments Of the purchase
money
The Brstoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the greater part Of which is under leases which will
expire in the year l849, and which are subject to an
annual rent of about 900 pounds of tobacco.
BY order Of the President and Directors of the Lite
rsry Fund J. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Notice.

Notice.
The new Line of Mail Sta
3GA-ages from Alexandria, ID. Z. to
.!S&SA Winchester, Va. via Leesburg,
sfx.sxx~AHnS ncksrsy,l'e and Sattletown, is
now running, and leaves Newton's Franklin House
at u O'Clock, a. N. On every Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday.
THOMAS s BLACKBURN,
Agent for Stockton & Stokes.
aug 5-dtlstOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
TWO LOTS OF GROUND.
Bristoe Estate,

In the County Of Prince lillian, FOR sale.
I n pursuance of the power vested in the Presden {
and Directors OF the Literary Fund, by an Act OF
the General Assembly, passed 18Th February last, au-
thorizing the sal, nf the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Public Sale,

1DURsuaN ANT TO the terms Of deed Of trust made by
Thomas Brochus to the subscriber, for purposes
therein specified, dated the Goth November, 1920, and
duly recorded in the Circuit Court of the County of
Alexandra, will be exposed TO sale, public auction,
for cash. on the premises, at IL o'clock on SATURDAY
The cath day Of September. 1851
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
BY the said deed conveyed the subscriber-one de.
scFioed as small lot Of ground he north side Of
Cameron street, fronting thereon twenty-five feet, and
fronting on Water street sxtyone feet; the other as
tot containing one acre. bounded by Royal, Queen,
and Pit streets The title is believed be good but
the subscriber will convey such only as is vested in
him L. w HEWITT Trustee
sept Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16
THE QUESTION sETTLED

me f'iiowiog Letter, OF Co. Richard M. Johu,op
OF hsnueky, gives the coup Ge grace TO all the mis.
fePrs'sn,ailons which have been got up by Mr.. Ing
ram, published by Mr.. Berfen, and 90 inansttiou,Iy
scuia'sd6y The Opposition This question is settled for
Eyer; ms ingenious and manly letter puts to ngh,
s me faisshoods bal have been harped upon for bs
la' three weeks, pressed n'o the Elections aud irshlled
ino ne ears OF the People, respecting the diciaon Of
'he Pfeidfn', and The unboundtd influence OF pe,d
coat Government at Washington. What becomes now
OF Tie distinction between social intercourse" and
me large etiquette Partits? Coll h,son expressly
states, that "Gsn. Jackson never did make sncb re-
QUESTION, 10 any manner ohafeUer direcfly or indi
fecHy nor did l ever intimate TO you that he had
made such demand" al now come (.avs Col I \
70 the material point controversy GenarI
jackson, through me, required Of you 10 invite Mai
Eaton and his family to your large parties. Tas sus
Eesiop was made upon my olcn yeponsibttty with an
anxious defite more e6eeuay to re concne the Then
existing diifoullies."-Hs thus asserfssn ths mo, -
psil terms, that there was no requsfon of the pre-
sident in any shape whatever.-He conyicis MIR. Inc
ham OF further, the groSseS mistakes He shows him
that the President bad rot changed his ground alsr
johnsons FIRST interview with Ing ham but that cit was
his report OF mine That gave him satisfaction and changed
his feelings and discrimination not kis ground, rs vo1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

isssns TO be friendly 10 these infant es,abshme ntf
1uu 20 De "niing 10 extend to them adequate
agemenI The present motion assumes new aspec,
IL is introduced pro!essedy the ground that manu-
lectures ought no, to receive any en.orasemsp; cd
w In Its operation, leave our cotton ab,hnsn,s to
Inc competition Of he cotton goods Of the Eay lodi
which it Is acknowledged all sides they ATE not ca.
paoe Ct meeting with success, without Inc poviso pre-
po'td 10 be stricken ou ny the motion under dis
culsion."
As be!ore nonsd, the Bill Of 1916 with tbs mini
mum was vo,ed for by six out OF eli hi of the Rtpre.
senalivss oil Sou Carolina VIZ Mss,r5 John c. Cal
houn, j I'm j. ChaOpeil, William Lownd.s, William
Maytant, Henry Middlelon and Wi lam Woodward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16


The linton, yet was lhs right then denied by
dis,ing ushed men--h vas denied ~ General Wash
ipston-and itis sGn deuied bY many Tae RICH, OF
ate 10 protest TemOa~Ta- tsatnsi the Scts Of the
the Saiesos sppem' 0m m w-rs 81 hes Saies tc
the Resolutions OF Vhguis; aud Syees' C0mu.i'tes
81 he 'g.etu,e 90 she SA,e CT S~UtA Gao ina, IN
1924 reported; ''whst pets TO-. cm so~ people "o'id
be pee tul received al cOusd RI Coy Cons'tss)
the OF tn a,e would be = gafded AS sh
usury alton VI autGcthy uuess made your COMMITTEES
have before chs rvet, wih view ~ - dmen'ment oi
IA, CUnsi'u io..'
We're the prinei, lie 70 be soueedei. ths, ae ha-
the Constitutional Iiiht u iu'etpose veto upon an
Act which "a deliberate, pa psbe and dangerous"
iOra,ton OF the Cousutuiop this could he PRE-
oica ed Of tie TaUd Acts OF 1924 ani 1928 Wha, lie
to b. understood by dsabera's violation Of th- Con-
situ'iOu, have already hgwn That these acts are .
malnsin d, when ia is tcsolIected, that the policy
which dictated them has been recommended by Mr..
Jefferson aju itttd 10 be tie srctest Of s,ret ctnruc
toais, aud by every President OF ths United States.
Bat the distinction is, IN tact, wi hont ference,
iher Safe stains he corsc u0nel right TO arrest The
p',gress If Law, wherever deemed by /, 10 DO un-
COAST uliouai. Ocy where a Is considered t. be
deliberate, papsbc, and dangerous i"ras ion OIL The
Constitution ); Tor It's cisste ion Is Its judge,
both cases; aud where il has previously regad
low 10 be cons iIulioual, il would not be Frreludet
from reversing that dseisior az prcncuncng ,hatve
~ la" 10 be dsib,rae, plpaH's and dangerous usur
paion Ct power. The Acc o. Ella April, 1916, was Al
plainly within The protective system" as the act
1928 When tho sct Of 1916 passed ina, OF ISL
was in force, by which the cutes doubled, on &C
count OF tbe with EGglSud. BY the act vi 1916
soDe OF hose double duiies continued. U ro
es, the duties raised bsyoud what the.
were by lhe Act Of 1872 aud all OF them, wi few
exc, pious, were very much higher ihan taey hat
been beiure he war. I've Act OF 1916, avowe'
DO Tor The protec ion OF the manufacturer. 1t in
rodVcsd he minimum duty, Ihs most Odious feature
IN the prOisc i've systpm."t The Ceclortd object c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

10 my nfuuy admitted by INN not TO s bc,t,auy
10 me, and had 50 ''ea,ed 1t. lie could
'"e " WAN mat characters nnr much Of his
nnnca',or ~ IS IN reply request TO be informed wb.,h
CT nau CORRECTLY repeated his not he Considered as
Dear Sit "'N"'oH q" "ae"' 'SI"
received three days since vnr le,,., or nm, ,,b r.,,,
an1 have seized on the first leisure n,on.n Il, ousw., In
e Gonve'sa'n TO which, y,ur letter aiues supposed as
you di not state the object your enquiry as 10 what had
rase" on particular point cahiuc dcl,b.a,on on the
H',s'o"' wa, to- "Da'n information, order meet
the Presidential question Wy answer wa, accoInsiv nc
Dictated such .upprs,ion and WAS ,,cns.J -, n. ~
tons unsupported by the AUTHORITY ~. any name, IN t.
general manner without name, and n.ned to bs mcd
even with that denial of wh,, WAS fs.v -
| hav" occurred on the occasion
=" now learn by your letter that your Object is NOR. p,c
se na va" ds,F' u ohIrs tho information. "becausc
"sh 10 'uhI the Object oiny enquiries by confirming. Ma
Jnr Lewis confidential fend u Cen Jackson al ~
me fh not with the view ofhS making publication on the
subject At present. hn, To be prepared anst an
attack founded with the Campaign"
nave under tins aspect Of the subject, debe
now '' coui WIN prrey, speak Of the proceedings the
cabinet at all, which has resulted IN Conviction ,hn; uy
oil avery hs aud deratc character imposes ON me silence
"tnieainng these views, will see that d,rl,. Nh,
'nonueon OF ANY shape connected W ~hs
passed M tie cahn-, the which you refer What
stated III conversation actcr an intend
ea a above stated cuable hy general contra
w'nou; the introduction oi my name, suppos,
eN'e only III the shape Of aud request YOU &c
consider It rs tainted u that purpose on,y"
The residue of this letter, with tive o,herpars Of tho cores
h'e NOV cons ieed rs m?nrtan, to tins discussion
The letter from MIR Forsyth to me was no, seen no any
at my house y ''"J'' ''~n
me circumstance un'r which copies IN, letters writer
w Va C"wiord aud ~ MIR Forsyth communc a,ed I,
the President, fully aud f,rncny s;,,d in ,hs 60
10 render unnecessary for repeat them
its impn, expressed see Mr. Cr,wfd,s sa,c,",
ye'atd 10 III. request TO communicate him. first o,,anip
c"eh 81 the wi' t. al" So from the NANTES, propriet
VI INC course me- proposed 20 pursue, aud the readily
an opportunity would thus he afforded Mr. alhoun 10 dis
prove statement 81 directly opposed his own or 10 ex
PLAIN his versions Of the transaction
never Mr. tIdw osdS letter to Mr. rcsy,h ,,,;, nc
! " was scw To the President aud 10 Mr. Calhoun.
In tins effort v'Hh:cl'e nys, Il lou ,ro,.ss
nave confined myself To- those topic, which belong TO ,ha
| vindicaI:on alone 100 " ~
! New Yo.&, February 22l. 1851 W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

On motion of Mr. Forsyth, (wbo has the loor far
The Senate adjourned.
In the Senate on Friday, the motion Of Mr. T.ze.
wen 10 strike OUT so much Of tho amendment of the
gchera' appropriation bill, relates to tho comms
soners employed at the Ottoman Porte was again
discussed: Mr.. Forsyth opposed the notion and Re-
phed 70 McssIs' Tezewell and Tyler Mr. Smith Of
Maryland followed on the same side. The oue.t;on
was then taken first the amendment submn.sd
on Mr. razeweis motion, by BIr. Kane, and carried
,.a .'' ani,hY" TO ei-.,hcn on Mr. Tylers mo.
then withdrew his notion conceivng that Mr.. Tv.
icr's amendment embraced the same object. Ano.
th"r amendment was afterwards proposed nv M
Webster, and carried by 81 to 7, which goes to an
point merely Charge d'Afiairs to the Sublime Porte.
IN hcu of Minister Plenipocntiary, with Secretn
ny OF Legation, Drogomaa, &c. &c. as was at frss
contemplated. ~ '''
III she House ct Representatives. the motion OF
r, EVerhtt, the bill to subscribe f,r $50 COMICS nj
Na,es " Seat"n's compilation OF Documents wss
caieo up and The House agreed consider il Lv n
s"'e VI 80 20 40 The question OH lts enStossnent
was decided in the aifrmatvc-.; v,,s ~, noes 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
TO THE PIIRIIr


Although u 10 rstO that an inJiv,d,,I or b,.,t,
PIs.enuons eco attempt to arrest public s,,ention
VHnout seeming to take 20 himself undue imnorunro
yer the writer Of this vindieaion 10 placed bv ihe
puoileaton Of tho recent correspondence bet,yson
the president snd VIee President Of the -IIni,cJ
o'stes, IN such situation TO compel him IN h,1
a'n that importation, rather than submit in silence :,
he grave charges which. If not directly made ace
oy differences insinuated srainst him. "
DIR Cslh0uB. IN his address and le,,o,s s,,,os ,L,
mere was movement agnins, hum" "ths o,,gin oI
Th'ch went back beyond the date OF this eoy,s,n,'
aence' which had for It's object his political de-.
nnuc'on' tie refers 20 Sir Crawforda lctte, ~
DecemoeF' 1927, as the commencement "of thu,
Guam OF ohiul operations that has" &c lie snsnLs
,ss movement as "a political mannuyre," desi0n-
w. !" Inoke the President "Gn instrument" and The
wee PRESIDENT the victim" lie refers "a @. bsso
poIucH intrigue" and then adds-"Seyersi indicn
.ons 'o'ewHIneo me long since that blow was med
n a.eo sRanst me; ] will not say from the quartz,
non shch TINS comes; but in relation to this snb,sct
'nn, , ,h'n Two years since had a correspondsnce
WIN me Dstfet Attorney for the Southern Di,tyiet
=, view Iork on the subject Of the proceedings Of
me csoiDet on :ho Seminole war, which ,bou9h 4,
did not excite particular attention at the time has
SINCE IN connection With other circumstances se,vsd
70 p'iect my eysto what was going on"
have thus brought 10 view, in n ds,;no, fo,rn
parts o' these letters and address a, contain in
ss . or charges Of political mannuyres plots.
yase 'ntrRues. snd as Indicate directly or remotely
nen supposed eontrivers or instruments in order
'na' msy meet all that can, By iust Implication or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-01
RICHMOND, Feb. 2j, 1881

! Yesterday the Legislature again had the loan
Bill under consideration; Mr.. Miller from the
Select Committee to whom it was referred on
Wednesday, having reported substitute, re-
strictng the appropriation to the James River,
the Shenandoah Valley, the Winchester and
Parkersburg Road, the Tennessee Line Road.
ending in Botetourt, and the Petersburg Rail
way.
After close contest, the appropriation to the
Petersburg Railway was expunged, by one vote.
Some consider This beneficial both to the Rail
wax and the Loan bll-to the Railway by sep
arating it from the general subject and leaving it
on its own merits, (there being a bill before the
House to advance it 100000 from the fund for
Internal lmprovemcnt)-to the Loan Bill, by de-
taching from 1t an Improvement which many do
not consider State Improvement. We hope
the opinion may prove sound in relation to both.
Our city was thrown into great commotion and
distress Yesterday morning. by the result of a
rcncontre between Mr.. VIM. Gait, a merchant
of our city. and Mr.. James w. Marshall, a son
Of the the late Thomas Marshall, Esq. of Ken
lucky, in which Mr.. Gait was shot through the
body by Mr.. Marshall. with pocket pistol, and
we believe there is not the slightest hope of his
recovery
This occurrence took place little before ten
" tioe uhVSpJ 'oiIt VI oui OinSt. Nc were
in the office at the time. and hearing the report
Of the pistol, walked quickly to the window,
when VIC saw Mr.. Gait standing on the sidewalk.
on the opposite side of the way. apparently per-
fectly still. but upright, and person whom we
afterwards understood to be Mr. Marshall, slow
y walking across the street, in the direction of
the corner of our Office. Several persons imme-
diately approached MIR. Gait and supported him
into DIR. Clarke's office. In the mean time the
High Constable had taken Mr.. Marshall into
custody, anu he was conveyed before the Mayor
for examination, and by him committed to Jail for
further examination to-day. We are DESTROYS
to avoid saying any thing which may have the
remotest bearing on the case of Mr.. Marshall,
as it must come before judicial tribunal, and
ought not to be prejudiced or prejudged. We
will therefore, only simply state, that this most
melancholy event was the result Of misunder-
standing between those gentlemen on Tuesday
night last, at the Ball given at Terpsichore Hall,
at which Mr.. Gait was manager.
Edward l. Brooks, a fugitive from Justice,
charged with having committed, in Warwick
county. on the 10th Dec.a "cruel and deliberate
MURDER on the body of colored woman named
Maria. who had been hired to him, and for whose
apprehension the Governor had issued a prorIa-
nation, offering 300 reward. was taken UP in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-01

Durng the consideration of the Bill making APP
preparations for the Public B1ldings in the House
Of Representatives yestesday, motion was made
by Mr.. Chiffon to strike out the appropriation
for painting to fill one Of the remaining PANELS
in The ROtun,lo. lie said that he was DESTROYS,
before he could vote for the appropriation to know
what would be the subject of the painting. He
would not wish to see the PANEL filled with n
painting of the Battle Of New Orleans. the Ken
lucky troops were to be represented rs flying in
gloriously from the field. Mr.. Yancey expressed
his admiration Of his classical taste. said that the
painting which he would wish would be s.to see
twelve millions of freemen painted out Of debt"
The appropriation was stricken out
National Journal