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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-04
Tuition
ing, and in the Spanish and Naf,at


In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Italian,
Languages.
q PINISTRI respectfully Offers 20 :ae citizens Of
-. Alexandra his services to teach in the above
branches.
Mr. Pinstri is an Italian artist has taught in New
York for the space of twelve years. and this District
for the last three years. and is now teaching IN some OF
the most respectable families Of this place.
Drawing useful to ALTO young ladies', as an &C.
complishment and an elegant finish to their eduea.
ton; to young gentlemen to facilitate and give an
elegant finish their Of pursuits viz: To law
yer, in the Of maps, direction OF land, &c to
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemical In
struments &C to merchant,'to understand stamps.
patterns &C.; to mechanical professions, it is not less
useful No tailor make graceful and well suited
dress without il, to carpenters, shp.buders, house.
builders &c it is indispensable: in fact there cannot
be wefnished mechanic Of any kind without
knowledge o. Drawing
Price Of Tuition:
For pupil. "a lessons to Quarter slo
- to.s do do do do
10 pupils and upwards 90 5 do
Night class for young gentlemen 90
References:
New York, Hon. g. Van kensselaer, Hon e. ID. COL
den, late Mayor; Hon. James Kent, Chancellor.
washington, ID. T.. Commodore Patterson and Mr..
Peters
Alexandra, Chss. Chaplin, Esq. Thomson r. Mason,
ESQ late Mayor, l.. Lewis and N Carusi, Esqs
or Inquire at the Book.store OF d. Martin, wnere
subscription paper is left
sent lift
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~ aMteA

4 YOUNG MAN ora Youth, Of correct habits to al.
~ tend in store and lumber yard. One somewhat
scquante with the lumber business wpud be orefer.
red. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
oct
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Nj A r lie d,

On the Sd INST. by the Rev. Mr.. Walton. Mr..
GEoaeE w. CursHAw, of Jefferson county Va.
to Miss MARTHA JANE MoxLEY, Of this place.
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ANTUACKsoN MEETINGS IN VIRGINIA

~ Fmrtar Coamty.-A rneetins Of the Vot-
srs of Fairfax County opposed to the election Of An
drew Jackson President of the United States is re-
quested at the Court House on the first day Of October
Court. for the purpose Of concerning measures with
the voters Of Lodloun and Prince william Counties
for the election of Delegates to represent
this Congressional District at the National Republican
Meeting. to be held in the City of Baltimore in Decem
Der next MANY VOTERS.
~ Stafford Co,aty.-The citizens Of Stat.
ford. who opposed to the reelection of Andrew
Jackson to the Presidency. requested to meet at
the Court House on Monday, the 10th day Of October
next, (being Court day. at O'Clock, with view to
that object. LEGION.
" Westmorela,,d County.-The National
Republicans of the County of Westmoreland are re.
quested to attend meeting proposed 10 be held at the
Court House the first day Of the Superior Court to
elect Delegates the approaching Convention in Bal.
,imnre. Many Citizens of Htstnneland
Superior writing Payer.
IN REahs superior writing paper
GU do wrapping do
Just received and for sale by
oct J.& w. II. IRWIN.
i
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25:9 225
Besides IS bbls Of Rye Flour.


PHILADE' PHIA MARKET-Sept. so.
-Four q. IWeaL-The supplies OF Superfne
Flour continue limited, and is taken as il arrives
at $3.50; the sales for export this week amount
to little less than 5000 barrels. Rye Flour is
scarce, at 81, a lot has been sold at something
higher. Corn Meal steady at $3.50 in barrels,
and Sl5.75 in hhds. Sales Of 800 barrels and So
hhds. at these prices.
Grain-But few arrivals Of Wheat; the few
sales reported have been at former prices, for
small lot primeD elawarel foacents has beenpa'd.
Corn Is lower; sales during the week at So cents
for white, and 50 a 60 for yellow. Rye is in de-
mand at quotations. A good supply of Oats has
come in during the week, and sold at lower pri-
ces: sales of southern afoat at IS cents. Barley
has not yet come into market. Pennsylvania would
hiring so l00ce and North River lo0a loo;
North River Malt would dommand 10, per
buahri Price C2tYeat
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Money X.Ost.

GREEN Buckskin Purse, with red bottom, con.
"A tanning one gune. and FIVE dollar bill. The I'm
der shall be literally rewarded by leaving it 1t this Of
C. ,-.- oct st
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Nr. Nobert ~. Grymes

n RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
T. 10 the citizens Of Alexandria and its vicinity. His
office is on Fairfax street, next door to$he Post Once,
where he can at ali times be found.
aug 29-tf
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hardware.

JOHN w. ASSIE
HAS just received, by the ships Shenandoah and
Ill Virginia, from Liverpool, large part his
FILL IMPORTATION,
which with the Goods on hand makes his assortment
yery good, and is offered county merchants and
others on the most reasonable terms.
sept 6-eo1m
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DR4JT.S THIS DIP.

DR4bfS THIS O.HY.
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Class No. 10 for 1881,
win be drawn at Wilmington Del on Tuesday. Oct
Highest Prizes-5, 900, 20 Of ZOO dollars, &c.
Tickets IS, halves 3 so; quarters Is.
Connecticut Lottery, Eek. Glass No "a for 1851
Will be drawn at Hartford on Tuesday, DC, 4.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets *; halves 90; quarters So.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No ~ for 1881,
will be drawn in New York on Wednesday. Oct
Whole tickets IS; halves . so; quarters IS.
10 be had in variety of numbers Of
=. U0RSE,
LO.'ry e Exchange Broker. .7r1Gndrio
Drawing ur,he Va, Dismal Swamp Lottery, No II
81 10 90 80 81 "A "a Is
~ Quarter Ticket Nos 81 - 81, entitled to the
handsome prize of 81 00O!! sold at COKSE'S Of
fee, to widow lady of Alexandria, who is respectful
ly invited to call and receive the cash.
DRAINS THIS DIP.
Delaware g. n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class No l9 70. 1881,
To be drawn at Wilmington, (Del.] on Tuesday, the
4,h Of October
Prize Of 5, e45-20 prizes Of 900 Dollars!
Tickets IS o. halves 50; quarters IS
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 10 )0r 1881,
70 be drawn in the city Of New York Wednesday,
the 5th Of October.
66 NUHBERS-l0 DRAWN BaLLOTS.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS; halves so, Quarters Is.
To be had IN a val ETY. numbers vt
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street, Pposi'e H. Frank n House
Drawing of the Va. Dismal Swamp Lottery, II:
81 10 90 so 81 IA 5 "a Is
DRAWS THIS DAY
Delaware & N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class No l9 for 1851,
Will be drawn at Wilmington, [Del on Tuesday, 4lh
Of October
I prize of 5,245-2n prizes Of 1000 Dollars!
Tickets IS, halves sos quarters Is.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 10 for 1881,
will be drawn in the City of New York ON wednes,
day, October S
Sc Number Lottery-1O Drawn Ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 900
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; qusrtersl Is.
To be had in variety Of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
lot cry Office, Royal ssf.
or Orders from the country specially attended to-
Drawing OF the vs.. OISnai swamp No
5 81 10 20 so 81 AZ "a 10
DRAFTS THIS DAY
Delaware G. n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 19 for 1881,
To he drawnat Wilmington. Del on Tuesday Oct q
60 Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots:
Prize of 5,245-20 Prizes Of 1000 OoHars!
TicketsS5 90, halves 2 so; quarters l Is.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 10, for 1881,
TO be dawn in the City of New York on wednesday
October S
66 NUMBERS-l0 DRAWN BHLLOIS
CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters -.
To be had in variety Of numbers at
John c. MANDELI'S
Lottery and Exchange Office.
m, Orders from the country will be promptly ut.
tended to.
Directing of the Va Dismal swamp Lottery, No. II
s 81 10 90 so 81 "A "a ID
WHEAT WANTED
At THE
STE A M NJ IL L.
CORN MEAL for sale.
au1 2A--eotf
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SALES AT 1UOfON.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-7HS DAY
District Of Columbia,
Cou,,fv of alexandria. SET.

County Of Alerandria, Set.
NOVEMBER Term, 1929.
The Mutual Assurance Society,"
Complanants,
Abiel Hobrook and Jacob Nor.
gam Defendants,
TIME Compainants' bill having been heretofore re.
l. gusrly taken for confessed, and set for Decree
and this cause now coming 10 be heard on the Com.
pIanans bill and exhibits and appearing to the
tisacton Of the Court from the exhibits fled by tho
Compliments, that there is due 70 them for quo.
tas Of insurance the buildings in the bill mentioned,
under policies made by the Companants to the Defen-
dant, Holbrook, Of which he was owner, the sum Of
S204 rs. with interest At the rate Of per cent per
annum on Sl73 So. part thereof from the first day Of
April 1922 till paid; and that the said buildings have
been conveyed by the Defendant, Holbrook, to the
Defendant, Morgan-His by the Court the-eupon d :
creed That, unIe the said Defendants, them
do, before the first day of May next pay to the
Compliments to their Agent, the said sum Of 500
76 with interest On 1873 So, part thereof from the1
first day of April 1929, till paid, and the costs Of this
suit the Marshal of the District Of Columbia do sell the
property insured BY the policies exhibited with the
Complainant bill at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, and thatsoo of the money fm such
sale to arise he pay TO the Compsnants, or to their
Agent, the said Of 1904 rs, with interest afore
said and the costs of this su and that he convey the
property sold to the purchasers thereof And If any
balance Of money remain that he pay the to
the Defendant, Morgan after deducng from the same
the commission allowed by law for sale Of property
under writ of 6er f.cias and the expenses attending
such sale; and that he report his proceedings herein to-
this Court Copy-Test:
EDM. I. LEE, C. C.
w. In pursuance of the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell, ON SATURDAY, the 29th day of 0eto-
Der nerf for cash. the following property, IN the pill
mentioned, and described in the policies by Nos 1852
and 1885, and bounded as follows.
"a TWO BRICK HOUSES,
ATT two stories high, and Lots Of Ground, situated
Asks. on the west side of Fairfax street, supposed
49, to be So feet 10 inches and Is Of an inch to
the north of Cameron street, and running thence With
Fairfax street, and binng thereon. So feet; thence
westwardy, with and parallel to Cameron street. 81
feet; thence soOthwardy. with line parallel to Fair.
fax street. So feet thence eastwardly 81 feet, to the
beginning
The above sale to take place at O'Clock. before the
from, door of the premise and il the purchaser fails
to pay the purchase money BY the hour Of q
the day, the property WILL at that hour, be sold
again. and the first purchaser held liable for all dehci-
ences and expense, consequence ofthe second sale.
C. SCOTT. D. n.
sent 29-eots For Henry Ashton, Msrshal
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Trust Sale.

Trust sale.
DY virtue of u Deed Of Trust made to us by Isaac
Id Henry and wife, for purposes mentioned in said
Deed which 10 duly recorded in the County Court OF
Prince William, will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the premises The 14th day Of October nez,
aA4sa< THE TRACT OF LAND
E4 on which the said Isaac Henry, deceased.
sfSb lately lived, in Prince William County. con-
xhln tanning $50 acres. Also, sundry SLAVES.
mentioned in said deed.
The land lies on the Turnpike Road leading from
centrsve to Buekland; is adapted to the cultivation
of all kinds of Grain; may be improved by the use OF
Plaster and Glover, and has suffciency OF wood for
its support II vil he shewn to any person who may
wish to view, b. Mr. Robert Hamilton, living near the
place, either Of the subscribers. Such title - 10
vested in us by said Deed, will be conveyed, and no
other. LANDON CARTER, Jr.
ADDISON u. CARTER,
sent 6-im Trustees.
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FLouR.-Last week the wagon price Of Flour
was s 5,l2s until "Wednesday, when it declined
to OF, at which it was steady the balance Of the
week. The principal sales from stores were at
10.
Yesterday the market was without change.
Export for the week ending Saturday, lst inst.
1850 bis. 1000 foreign. 1860 Coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street ! l46 bis. half bis.
Wharf 664 225
Potomac 769 90
25?9 225
Besides IS bbls Of Rye Flour.
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w An Association will be held in st. Paul's
Church. King Georges County. WAY to commence
on Thursday the Goth October and continue until the
Sunday following. oct
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Sugar q Yea.
Havana Segars.

A FEW boxes prime Havana segars, received an,
n for sale by JNO C. MANDELL.
oct 4--3t
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M Notification gentlemen in Charleston,
-. ' '' tue most industrious set We have in the
\ late report Of one Of their Commit
-, "O"s That there has been distributed in The
bIv o .OvO copies OF General Haynes 4,h Of
-. o''uOn-i'9 copies Of the celebration of
%u'y-i'O copies Of the address and consti.
'''a !" NE A'sociation-65O copies OF Tract
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r In pursuance of the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell, ON SATURDAY, the 10Th day of 0eto
be, ner for cash, the following property m the pill
mentioned, and described in the policies by Nos 498S
and 1885 and bounded as follows.
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lie Carlisle, Pa. Republican, of the seth ult.
IN mourning Tor the Honorable William Ram.
W. W who died on the morning of that day, in the
W" year Of his age. after an illness of about s
-" At the time st his death, Mr.. Ramsay
presented The Carlisle district in Congress.
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sept Sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24
I nc Hon. ]. z. CALHOUN,
Pice President Of the u. States. {
NO. ~.
General Jackson to Mr.. Calhoun.

HERMITAGE, June 49, $780,
Sra Your letter Of the 22d June last has Just been
received, via Washington City. | regret that mine to
you of the 9TH May, covering copy of one TO Mr.
Forsyth from of the date had not reached YOU
as ii would have prevented you from falling into The
gross you have from the unounded differences
you have drawn from Mr.. Forsyh's letter 10 me, and
would have informed you that had conversation or
communication with Mr. Forsyth on the subject alluded
TO- before the receipt Of the copy of Mr. Crawford's
letter. which so promptly laid before you. To correct
the into which the differences you have drawn
from Mr. Forsyths letter have led you, here with a.
gain enclose you copy of my letter 10 Mr. Forsyth of
the 7th May, and his thereto of the Is.h June
last, which received on the sth instant, and have
to regret that interruption of the mail prevented
your receipt of mine OF the 7h May, which was mail
ed at the same time mine TO Mr. Forsyth was
Mr. Forsyth having promised, in his letter to me OF
the 18th June. that he would expan and by letter cor
rect you in the unjust and unfounded nferences which
you had drawn from his letter; and must add here
for your information, hat il understood your other al
lusions, they equally unfounded. | had never
heard ii minated, except in your letter. that the
individual to whom suppose you aude had the slight
knowledge the subject, the most remote agen-
cy in the matter In conclusion, repeat, have al
ways met the limitations OF your having made efore
the cabinet in secret council, against me- injurious
movements, with fiat and positive denial, and brought
into view, by way OF rebutter, yeur uniform and full
approval OF my whole conduct in the Seminole cam
pagn, far /, any Of my friends, had heard YOU
the subject; aud the high character you sustained
for fair, open and honorable conduct in all things
entirely opposed TO the secret uncandd, and humanity
ascribed TO you by those ntimations, and ban
ished from my raind what conceived TO be unjust i'm.
putatons upon your honor, by ascribng dupicity to
YOU and never, until after the limitations commu-
Dicaied to me Of the suggestions of the Marshal as stat
ed in my letter to Mr.. Forsyth "a copy of which was
enclosed to you) 1t was then that I had desire to
the statement said to have been made by Mr. Craw-
ford, and when information (normed) by Col Hamilton
thar such statements had been in writing, that
made the request to il, with the object of LAYING il
before you, which I then supposed would meet your
prompt and positive negative. But regret that instead
Of negative, which had right 10 expect, had the
poignant modification to in your letter admission
OF its truth. Understanding the matter now, feel nc
interest in this alteration, and leave you and Mr. Craw
ford, and all concerned to settle the affair in your OWL
way, and now close this correspondence for ever
am, very respectfully,
Your most ob servant
ANDREW JACKSON
Hon J. G. CALHopN,
Pice- President Of the u. States,
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not yet settled. congress Of the allied powers Is to
be held this year, Nov. mbar 10 spoken o1 to decide
that question England proposes the colonies
TO Spain with free trade and colonial governments.
Russia is less favorable, as are all the o,hers. We
have Russian document written by order OF the Em-
peror the bases Of instructions his Ministers at
the several courts, speaking Of the Bri.h PROPOSE
tavorably, but stating that II must be considered and
decided On by tie allies, and the result published, t.
produce o,al effect on the colonies, on he failure
OF which, force is spoken Of Tho settlement of The dis
pnte between Spain and Portugal is made preliminary
We parskc in me- councils whose object not their
complete ipdspt njsnce. Inlimations have bsen Civ
EN- us that Spain is not unwilling, ard i, even prepat
ing for ar wi the United States ia III hope OF rsa-
king general aud uniting Europe against us aud her
colonies the pineip- bat che has no h. pc OF saving
them. Her pertnacious refusal to cede tho Florida
20 Us heretofore, though evidently her inter to do
1t, gives eolorng to the gyes,ions II we Gu
gage 10 war, il is OF The creates, Importance tia, QUE
people tie united, aud with ,ha, view, that Spain com-
mence it aud, above ALL that the Government be free
from tho charge OF committing breach Of the Const-
tuition.
hope that you have recovered your health. You
see that the state oil the world IL unsettled, aud that
any future movemT 1T likely to be dir scled US
There IN lie very important coca lone Tor your
vices, Which will be relied on. You must have the OBJ
J ct la view, aud be prepared TO reuder them.
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FROM FRANCE

HEw' YORK, Feb. lS.-By the packet ship Henry
~. arrived yesefd,y, from Havre we have r,rsiv.g
our regular bes oil Pdri papers, 10 BIst Dee incIs;
In wbici f I'd al ten ien not contained in on -,
London pavers. From Les ComDiuuts of ,hs a., So ~
leara Il tho TN OF ha; month ina, ~ ehos. o
wei The hr'l dss5a'ches announcing the revou,ioo
in Warsaw he spoke Of TIE numerous bepa6 ,vhis
had been hsaped upOu land since Inc r,.s,,,bi;.s
mfot Of t1s' kingdom Of the hprid ingrauds Of sbs,
people by Their deeds he swore that he nsy,, oaIS
shea,he bic sword il the LOST rsbsilj,us 10
i,hsd. Two corp. Of tbs army part Of the zion
soVaro' mad received orders march 10 Poland ana
N'choIa, announced Inst hs w.uld place him,sit ~
pefson at their head ' ="
towards Warsaw 'e' '"'
u is said hat the Emperor he addressed not, IA
he European Courts. IN which be says " ,be g.
Psfor VIII never treat with his rebels" n 4. .ads
that he vii receive no Polish deputaliop and n f,n a.,
no propositions. " "
Letters from Warsaw Of the 18Th Dso,mbs, .,,..
that q Poles are about 10 publish uanif.sa r..
demands they make, u sail, ar that the p,s. ssS
their kspre'eutaives, shall themselves vote On ~.
public taxes WV u" 'ne
published. w we sne
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frankly cod fully, any Information which you might de
siee, IN relation to my course on the occasion.
JOHN c. CALHOUN.
To President JACKSON.
General Jackson 10 Mr.. F1rsyths

WAsHiNoroN Juue 1880.
SIR; have received your eter Of he 2 instant,
enc osirg copy Il your letter To Nj Cah' un Of III.
3Ist ullno, anu his Ply ieteo, al which have duly
noted.
You have requested copy Of Mr.. Calhoun's letter
the 29th OF May last Tor The purpose OF its be-
ing shown to MIR. Crawford. Mr.. Calhoun, in his re-
ply you does not consent yet object to your be-
ing furnished with copy but refers the matter TO my
discretion.
A copy of the original letter of Mr. Crawford to you
having been submitted 10 it occurred as being pro-
per and correct that you should be appsed oil MIR. CAL
houn's answer and therefore IL was shown to you.
cannot reelection, perceive any impoprety in now
according to you the request you have made, particu
lsrly your referring this matter TO MIR. Calhoun
he does not object accordingly send it, with this in
junction, that IL be used Tor other purpose but the
one you have stated. TO be shown to Mr.. Crawford
In the letter which you have addressed TO Mr.. Cal
houn, you state as follows, TO wits "Having at the
quest of the President to be informed what took place
in the cabinet Of MIR. Monroe the subject Of the Sc
minoe campaign, laid before him copy Except the
omission oil a nancy OF a letter from Mr. Crawford, )"
&c. SC. This is construed by Mr. Calhoun into de-
claraoa that requested you to furnish mo with the in
formation l satisfied il was not by you Intended,
md would be glad you would so explain it to him.
conversed with you upon this subject previous TO
the time when YOU sent me Mr. Crawiord's letter.
The facts these: had been informed that Mr.
Crawford had made statement concerning this busi-
ness, which had come TO the know ledge Of COL James
A. Hamilton, OF New York. On meeting with Col.
Hamilton, inquired OF him, and received for
that he had. bu remarked that he did think proper
to communicate il without the of the writer.
answered that being informed that the Marshal OF this
District had, 10 friend OF mine, made similar state.
ment TO that said 10 have been made by Mr. Crawford.
would be glad to Mr.. Crawiord's statement, and
desired he would write and obtain his consent My
reasons WERE that had, from the uniform friendly pro-
fessions of Mr. Calhoun, always believed him my friend
In all this Seminole business and had desire know
II in this had been Mistaken and whether pos
si6e for Mr.. Calhoun to have acted with such insncc
rity and duplicity towards me.
! have enclosed Mr.. Calhoun copy Of this letter,
And am, Sir. with respectful regard,
Your most obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Hon, JouN FoRsYrH, Senator in Congress.