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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-13

Crawford, Creighton, Daniel, Denny, Doncau.
EAGER. Ellsworth, Joshua Evans, Edward Rv..
rett, Findlay, Finch. Gilmore, Gorham, Green.
Grennell, GurIey, Harvey, Hawkins, HemphiII'
Hodges, Howard, Hughes, Hunt, Huntington
Ihrie, Ingersoll, Irwin, IRWIN, Johns, Richard NJ.
Johnson, Kendall, Kennon, Kincaid, Adam King.
Leavitt, Leiper, I.etcher, Lyon, Magee, MALTA.
~, Mari, Martindale, Lewis Maxwell, McCree.
ry, Miller, lIuhlenburg, Overton, Pearce. Pier.
son, Ramsey. Reed, Richardson, Rose, Russell,
Sanford, Scott, Sill, Smith, Stanberry, Sterieere.
Strong, Sutherland, Swami. Swift, Taylor, fest.
J. Thomson, Tracy, Vinton, Whitt!esey, Ed.
ward d. White, Yancey. and Young-sj.
The House accordingly proceeded to the COG
sderation of the resolution.
Mr.. Haynes addressed the House in support Of
his proposition until the close Of the hour allotted
i for the consideration OF resolutious--7
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From'fhe Georgia Journal.

Our Indian affairs are rapidly approaching a
crisis. The reader will remember the resolutions
adopted in consequence of the citation served
upon the Goyernor,as published in our astpaper.
In obedience to the last of them, an express was
despatched to Hall county, at twelve O'Clock on
the night of their passage, and reached the Sher-
if on the day appointed for the execution OF las
sels Eberhart, the Sheriff of Hall county, had
been served with citation from the Supreme
Court of the United States. which he had deter
mined to disregard even if he had received no in
structions from the state authority. Tassels was
hung pursuant to his sentence.
During the past week the Governor received
the following letter by special messenger:
Head OF CoosA, CHEROKEE MARION,
December 20ih, 1880.
Tohis Exccllency GEORGE r. GILMER.
Governor fthe STATE Of Georgia.
SIR-You will please to take notice, that on
Saturday. the fifth day of March next, lat the City
of Washington, in the District of Columbia, the
Cherokee nation will. BY their Counsel. move the
Supreme Court of the United States, which is ex-
pected to be then and there in session, for an in
junction to restrain the State of Georgia, the
Governor. Attorney General, Judges, Justices of
the Peace, Sheriffs, Deputy sheriffs, Constables,
and all other officers agents and servants OF that
State, from executing and enforcing the laws OF
Georgia, or any of those laws, or serving process.
or doing any thing towards the execution and en-
forcement of those laws within the Cherokee
Territory, as designated by treaty between the
United States and the Cherokee Nation. The
motion will be made on the grounds set forth in
the bill, COPY of which will be handed to you
with this notice, which will be supported by the
necessary sffidavits and documents.
JOHN ROSS.
Principal Chief ofthe Cherokee Nation.
The bill referred to in the letter, consists of
nine closely printed foolscap pages, and is en-
dorced thus:
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. s.
The Cherokee Nation VS.. THE State Of Georgia.
BILL IN cHANcERy.
II commences thus:-'' To- the Honorable the
Chief Justice, and the Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, sitting in
ChanCery.
Respectfully complaining, shew unto your
bonors. the Cherokee Nation of Indians, foreign
State, not owing allegiance to the United States
nor to any State of this Union, nor to any other
Prince, Potentate, or State, other than their
own," &c. &c.
And concludes, aftera detailed statement Of
their grievances, thus:
sin tender consideration of all which, and in
asmuch as your complainants are wholly remedi-
less in the premises, except by the interference
of this honorable court: to the end, therefore.
that the said State Of Georgia. one of the Unit
ed States of America, may be made defendant
hereto. with apt words to charge her as such, and
that she may, by her proper officers, according
to the established forms of proceeding in this
court, in like cases, true. full, and perfect an
swer make to all and singular the premises, as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-13

fully and particularly as IL the s'"1 80
in again especially repeated. ana teey .he'eu1
particularly interrogatsd; that the said o'a,e o'
Georgia, her governor, attorney sene'", J, "t5
magistrates, sherifs deputy shcrlifs' constitutes,
and all other officers. agents anu servants; CIV"
and military. NAV be inioined and prohibited from
executing the laws Of that State within the Douh
dary of the Cherokee Territory, as prescribed
by the treaties now subsisting between the Unit
ed States and the Cher okee Nation, or Interter-
inc in any manner with the rights OF selt.govern-
ment possessed BY the Cherokee Nation within ,he
limits of their Terriory,as defined by treaty, that
the two laws of Georgia before mentioned as nav
Inc been passed in the years 1923 and io29, may,
by the decree of this honorable court, be declar-
ed unconstitutional and void; and that the state
of Georgia, and all her officers, agents, anu SER
wants. NAV be forever lnjoined from interfering
with the lands. mines, and other property, real
and persoual, of the Cherokee nation. or with
the persons of the Cherokee people, tor, on &C
count of any thing done by them within the IT.
mts of the Cherokee territory; that tae pretend
ed right of the State of Georgia to the posses
sion, government. or control OF the LANDS. mincs'
and other property of the Cherokee nation, with
in their territory. may, by this honorable court,
be declared to be unfounded and void, and that
the Cherokees may be left in the undlsturbed pos
session. use, and enjoyment OF the same accord
mn to their own sovereign right and pleasure,
and their own laws, usaees, and customs, Tree
from any hindrance, molestalion, or INTERRUPTION
by the State of Georgia, her officers, agents. and
servants; that these c0mp'ainants may DE quiet
ed in the possessIon of all their rights, priVueSes'
and immuni,es, under their various treaties with
the United States; and that they may have such
other and farther relief as this honorable court
may deem consistent with equity and good con
science. and as the nature Of their case may re
quire."
We understand that on Monday last, JONI
Ross, the President of the Cherokees, went IN
to the executive office at Milledgeville, and serv
ed on the Governor same. process from the su
preme Court in contravention Of the jurisdiction
of Georgia over the indians, but not signed, like
the former one, by Chief Justice, Marshail-en
tering abruptly INTO the Office, and retiring from
| it quickly without saying word; perhaps antici
pating-what we understand was intended hit
he subsequently found-that the Governor would
return the compliment, by serving some process
quite as abruptly. on him, under the authority o
the laws of Georgia to suppress the Indian Go
vernment-which make it penal offence, pun
,shable by four years confinement in the Peniten
tiary. to exercise any authority whatever, unde
the sanction of that government. We presum
the Courier will attribute this attention to en-
force the laws of Georgia, to "the Turkey Coo
disposition in the South, to fight every thing tina
| looks reds
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Huis.-We are indebted TO friend N''i t;,p
National InteIlisenceD for the following '"'
worthy Of consideration: # b.
/. The signature of the Chez Ius. aIs form,
United States to writ OF error Is me,.'i ~
The Clerk prepares the writ, and ne'u' :. he'd.
Supreme Court. in ordinary cases, sees "
of it till it is returned. c...ftu6j9
9. The Ith Amendment Of the CoDsu"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-23
DIR. W. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific Ointment.
i. SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
JpILLLAM ST.4BLER, .4gent, .g,e,,n,

g'hh above Ointment - recommended ia ,hs
Il as safe and certain remedy for those oh paoac
Of medical science: ''"'eu NE Skin
LIST white s~e:iings Of every description.
"a Sore less and ulcers OF long standing,
81 schirrus or gandu!ar ,umors, pare,,..,.,
hsrdenedtumo in women's breasts, which ns .a'se
terminate in ulceiated cancers; '''s'''ihu
4lh Felonsi or what some people know BY n. 49,.
nf catsrrhs, OF every description :! 'ehaHe
5h Rheumatic pains OF lie iun,s;
m OH sprsns and bruises OF every description ..
whatever part situate; r"', q II
Tth letters OF all kinds In this com,,,;,,,
'e"', in applying the chime H. nus, Ism Tue pa
ou' Of water; ASsp lie pa.
9Th Ch'ibisins or parts Affected by frost.
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Femnte academy,
Brooke Lodge, on 81. .Asaph Street. Jetveen


King and Cameron.
yENNE increased patronage of this Institution has de
\ termned The subscriber to endeav;r to enEagr tn
services of lady, in every respect qualified to ass, in
his important duties.
he Nnc,ent and Modern Languages Music, Draw
ing Painting &c with the other branches usually
taught in the best Female Semnaries, will comprise
the course of instruction.
The great OBJECT kept constantly in view. is to eIe
vate the standard Of Female Education, b. impartng
sound and us u' knowledge. such viii qualify the
nossessor to FL useful and dgn'fed station in socie
ty-a conducted with wise reference to a future
tate.
As the knowledge ofall things best tested by prac
tical experience he respectfully invites those who feel
Interested visit his School at any ,imc ard ascertain
the advancement, proficiency sc. of the young ladies
unlerhis tuition, that they may sndudge for them
selves.
The next session will commence the first Monday
in September. WM NJ. JONES.
Alexandria, aug
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Valuable HwuatNS hots
,une 90 -2awtf

FOR SALE. OK Nv GROOND hENi
6, LOTS on Washington street, adjoining the
) dwelling house OF Mr. Rober, Grockeit, . iee'
front. IS ie.t deep.
One LOT, a5 feet front on Princess street,
IA Tor about 6. feet front on Patrick street,
4 LOT 81 feet on Henry street, BY les 5-l2
west.
Two LOTS, q feet front on Water street.
about - feet icep
Two LOTS D feet front on Potomac street,
sbo,, Is feet deep
One LOT 100 feet front on Rnya! street, by
12451s deep, near Ystes's Garden.
ar1 a, l5)E.,t font on Water street, commencing
=, the corner rs Franklin street l0J feet deep.
One LOT 25 $40 on Franklin street. Also,
s-yss< \ PLANTATION in Montgomery
ca5sS County. Mar, lanl, IS miles from Georgetown
ny 500 acres: 50 to 50 acres in Wood THIS
-s-,ls,> and is only mile from the Chesapeake aud
D 10 Canal Il will De exchanged tor Town Properly
!; % THOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-23
Real Bottling I Cellar.

II ]. SALVETAT has on hand assortment of
Il CHAMPAIGN e CLAREI' WINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c. of his
own importation. London Porter. Hibberps Brown
stout, Albany Newburs anil Philadelphia. George
sown and Alexandra Ale and Porter; bottled Grab CT
der Allthese he is prepared to send round to his
toners in prime order. Good strong and distilled vi
negar; Corks Of various qualities.
Dye,ng and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for old bottles.
N d Order for any ofthe above articles will be
attended to- either for home abroad, to suit the eli
mates 10 which vessels may be bound AN object Of
some importance to commanders who aware Oftheir
cabin stores being thus preserved.
Royal Street. Alexandra, apr 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-23
BEDS. MATTRESSES, sc.
Gaut AUD RheumMtism cured.
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,
~ EfPnCh PreDQr0iIOll

II FTeIICH FTtPUTWIOH'I
A FEW hotties Of this celebrated remedy for the
a cure OF govt and rl,eum.tism-the paroxy SINS OF
which il causes to cease in few hours, and thai the
administration of few doses has relieved The bed rid
den of several years to the f;heir mb7.
The Eau de Nctlicnsle is extracted simply from
plants the medicinal properties ofwhch were unknown
to the ancents as we'll to the moderns. This disco
very was made aboutforIy years ago by Mons Nicho
las iusson: since that period. experience has constant
" proved its efficacy and utility. The principal vir
tue OF this water s purify the mass Of blood and to
be carried directly to the part affected ana will relieve
when known remedies powerless. lobe had OF
anr 4-w4m IP.H L.ahPHIER e Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-23

From the late Hon De nan Clinton Esq Gorernor Of
the state IF Ntv Yort, ~ ~. Daniel See, Booksel.
Ter. Agent far the sale cfhe Poiudepis. or India E1
tract. at Albany
Dear SRA female relative OF nv family, who has
resided with tor many years had been long attlict
ed with rackinE palms, sometimes in one joint and some
times in another, but most frequently in the wrists,
shoulders, knees, and ANGLES, and sometimes in the
breast frequently shifting from to another, each
day bringing with il an additional weight of misery de-
privng her of rest day and night attended with loss of
appetite, lowness of spirits, &c. which her physician
termed inveterae rheumatism, without being able to
give the least relief Under these circumstances. we
were determined to try the Po!adeIphs, or India tx.
tract which advertised agent for the proprietor,
the effects of which far exceeded my most ssngune
expectations BEFORE she used one box. her pains in
great left her, her appetite returned, and by
using three according to the direction, she is,
under the siies of Divine Providence, restored To her
usual state of good health. This being remarkable
cure under the distressing circumstances, plainly
proves the vast importance ofthat most valuable medi
cine Since the above cure has been performed, my
phi, sician inform ed me he had himself recommended
It aud used it in many obstinate chronic and inhamms
ory rheumatic affections with the happiest effects
therefore can, with confidence, recommend il to all
who are aboripg under h rheumatism in every stage
Of the disease; and it, IN m opinion this medicine was
into the army and navy, it would be last
ing benefit to suffering humanity and promote tn inte
rest o, the service DE ~ I>rON.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist Fairfax street, Alexandria.
nov l. eo6n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-23
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Ms.nufac-
tory.

TAMES GREEN Csbinet Observation-Disclosures d
~ will constantly keep at his old stand on Regal
St, Alexandria, e at the corner ofl0th ST. Pennsyi
vania, Avenue Washington-a general assortment ~
the mostfsshionable and durable Furniture, which ne
will warrant equal, not sup:rio in quality, to any
ever offeredin the misunderstanding part Of
Grecisn, winged and plain wsrdrobes
Gothic, pedesta lends and piainsideboards
Ditto, with selisrettsand Marbiesabs
French md plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'and re nt!eInens'sccreta bookcases
Pier.ab sw;th marble aud mahoganytops
pillsrsndciaw lining, bres ktas,and card tables
Plain do do do do do
I.a;lies work stand
Shaving andcandle do
Wash,tandswith mar and mahoSsnytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Nusic stools, bidetts cribs, radles
Portable writing desks&c
With ACCOMPLISHMENTS oeisteads ofrichly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all OF
which viii be soldaslow for cash they can be pur-
chased otthesamequatys tany ,ther mandatory
n the Union ALSO,
AZ, ssortmcnt IF st ilomi go and Bay OF Honduras
Mahogany, ! partof which is suitable for haudrails
steam sawed curl aud shaded rcneers, coPal var
nish ofasuperor quality, 'ackng bottoms, cords,Sc
TURNING AND CARVING,
oil tod
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The Virginia Free Press

Is "a weekly newspaper, published at Chsresown
/ letters n County, Virginia, at 81 per annum, pay
able in advance 1t has very extensive circulation in
the Potomac country and will be found valuable al
vertisng medium for City Merchants and Others. who
nv wish to communicate with their couatry frienos
rhe improvements in progress, which will con
meet more Intimately the trade of the rich Valley of Viz
GINA with Baltimore and the cities OF the District ct
Columbia, Will suggest to those concerned an add
ons m ,,ive fer awaiting themselves Of the columns Of
the free Press If sept ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-23
SpieuAi0 Furniture
Handsomely executed
CHARLES kOONES

III III LfIS AOONEN,
Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, neat doc
10 the corner of .4ifred street.
9EAS on hand, and constantly manufactures aSene'
a Il raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
which, for elegance and durability, lefies competition
His stock, generally consists of
Grecian and plain sofas, cnuches andlounges
mahogany and all kinds ofIrawing- room chairs
t,recian, winged and single wardrobes
P.des; LEND sida5oars with marble tops and mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
pil!er and block dining, card and reakfasttables
do claw do do do do
Plain 90 90 do do do
Centric or loo do
Frencha and various other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
Latliesdressine tables, with and without mirrors
Ditto work stands and music stools
Ditto anil gGntemens cabinet, secretaries and book
wasAstsnds, with marble and mahcgany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany bird eye and curt
maple and common bcadsteadS
Cribs cradles candlestansls shaving do, desks
aud every other article in the cabinet line.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany of various kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shaded veneers cking bottoms, cords
BEDS. MATTRASsES,& sc.
The above articles will be disposed offor cash or to
puuctual persons the most liberalterms.
Avery extensive patronage from Washington indu.
ces me to saw that siil deliver furniture 10 ANY pur
chascrn that city free ofeSpence
Turning g. Carving erecnted IN The best manner.
may 20
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EDM | LEE, C.. C
district Of C1\uMbit.
dec I0-2n

.4leraadria County. to tcit:
November Term, ls51-l0th Day.
John f. Page, Executor of VIII
liam h. Page, deceased, who WAS
Executor of Matthew Page, de-
ceased Complainant,
against
Daniel Graham, Administrator OF SLV CHAhCERl.
John Mclver, dec ased ,ihc Pre-
sident, directors aud Company
of the Bank OF Alexandria and
the President and Directors of
the Bank of Potomac, DePG,
FERiE Defendant, Daniel Graham, Admnis rator Of
4 John acIver, deceased, not having entered his
appearance, and gwen security, according TO the sta
tue and the rules of,hs Court; and it appearing TO the
satisf ton of the Court, upon affidavit filed, that the
said Daniel Graham not insbiant OF the District
Of Columbia; on the motion Of the Complainant by his
counsel, it is
Ordered, That the said Daniel Graham do appear
here before he first day ofnext April Term aud
answer the Comp!anants bill; and that the said prcsi
dent, Directors and Compan of the Bank of Alexandria
and the President Directors OF the Bank of Potomac
do not convey payaway, secrete the debts by them
owing to, or ,e money estate, ee cts in their hands
belonging to, the SAID absent defendant, until The fur
Their decree of this Cour!; and that a copy of .hh
Order be published in The Aexsnlria Phcnix G.zet;e
for two months successvely and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF said
County.
copy-Test:
dec l0--2n FDN LEE, c.
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DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND 30
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.

nESIR'NG to leave this town. offer TO sell
IL lJyeing Establishment ether in wholesale q
tail, as may be most convenient 10 purchasers AZ
my B0ttiing Cellsr. with al kinds Divine porter, 8
beer, bottles, hogsheads, &C
All persons to whom may owe are reqIe''ed
bring their bills and receive pa, ment. and those
owe me, 10 come and settle with me in the shc''
time, or else shall have to employ collector
Having been told that some Overs, my prcdtt'''
in this place. lsd lef, it carrying awsy with then 20
GoodS or Cloths which had been put under then a.
and being willing TO do the same, nor to D.
any reports of the kind made against ne, ea'h''
request all persons who have Goods in my hands
come and receive HE same before The 'ithoi w
INST. or else shall have L. SCI! them for p!m'.
ny labor. p J. ShL'hIh
n. 3. have still on han Bottled Bee, A''
Porter, 10 supply my customers
oct #
~ 6 orSctown Columbian, National lntells'
Baltimore American, three times, and send he'
counts to q J. g.
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From HINiam Ruff Esq Keeper Of The Ncw Prison in
6rch Nreek PhiladeLphin

Dear Sir-Ab0nt ear ana a half, was drcsdfully
afflicted with rheumatism, what my Physician rm
ed Rheumatic Gout: my pains great tina, il
would he impossible for me to give you description
they are better known by those aboring under Rheu
natism, than can he described had neither rest
sleep, day nor night; when took the Philadelphia or
India Extract according to the directions, with very
singular success; after taking few doses got to sleep,
and slept we continued the use of the Extract pills
and the pam gradually left me, rested well during the
dry and had freshing sleep during the night and
tnued to sc, better TIL Lgo, perfectly well.
WIN. RUFF
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superior Madeira " inc.

q HHDS and quarter casks Of Newton Gordon,
q Murdoch and SCOTS superior old London Par,icu
lar Madeira wine, received per brig lyanough, Snow
from Madeira, via New York, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSWITH
Who will receive and forward to hateira orders for
wine Of the same quality this parcel having been sent
ut rs amples for that purpose.
sept IL (Nationa! Intelligence; times daily
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

One Line. for the accommodation % passengers, W
81. ria The Baltimore 8. Ohio Rail Road!
Hours of Starting, 4, 81 A. NJ & So'ciock L. Nj.
,nAssH\GER> by The 4 O'Clock Coach vii! arrive
4 in Baltimore to bre ,kFast, and ALWAYS from one
ho,r and a hall to two hours and hat shesd OF the
,rsat Northern asi consequently IN sufficient time tor
hs ia o'clock boat for PA ade phia after having SO
iourned tI,ree hours in Baltimore
Announcements having been uttered into with ths
Bob;,re and Oaio Rail Road Company the patrons OF
this linz esrous ut travelling that way, can always
Sc ,ccommo lated in the 81 o'clock Coach, without
having to wait for their baggage to be changed me
to- nro.eed,rr direct on to Baltimore. The propri
- With view cf still further accommodating pas.
senrers will start a stage at O'Clock, T. d. during
the warm season.
y, racing allowed, snd passengers may rely upon
attention being paid at all times to their e"nve-
n;.nce comfort. and cvpcaton. Having four changes
on these lines wU not be dou6ied out maj Tess ne o'"
~ takrn in performing the route than those uheh hare
but three .,.c. c.. ,,,.
.,rs civil attentive and experienced drivers at all
sc nv day or night at the command ofpasscngc
n, will he conveyed in very superior and expe,.'
tious ms nncr over this roue.
Ths nr,pr;etors grateful for the liberal patronage
xtened towardsthe Phenix, shall spare no pans or
.,nanse to merit continuance OF pubic patronage
For seats please apply at Gadshys, Str"thsrs ana
- S,og. Office. Washington; HoltzmaH's, Sem
mes acCsndless', and Old Established ohce, under
the Union Hotel Georg clowns Union Hotel anu 1"oe
Hotel, Alexandra; Beitzhoover's Bar. Phenix Stage
Oasce No , North Calvert street, Lyford's Fountain
- Nul,ck,s United Hotel Baltimore.
Ihn' BELtZIIOOvER & Co.
M Passengers in Alexandra wishing to go by the
~. s,.ge. can take the steamboat Cygnet t, Wash
cary june s