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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-06
District 6 fioian,bin.
.9'erandria-CO,naiy SCI.
NnrrMnRp IERM 1850

NOVEMBER ERN, io,'u.
Richard Jnhr> on AID b ~, 'pha
son, trading under The frn nt +
Richard johnson :, son Com
plsinanls, IN CHANCEKf.
against
william i,evtri, AID iioratio Cia /
gett ~ fei Giants,
s7It Defendsnt am Beverly, not having en-
tered his app arsnre, AMI given security accord
ing the statute aud the rules o this Court, and IT
appearing the satisfaction OF the Court, that the sand
i ilism Bever, is iuh.bitaut Of the District -"
Columbia. on the notion OF the Comp claimants, by ihc'r
counsel, II IL
0ldre4 That tie Defendant, Nillam Beverly, do
appear h, heCrc the first day of 'h next April
Term uf ih,s Court and the bill ct the Com
painnts and giv' sccurt for performing the DEGREES
of this Cour'; and thar The Defendant, Horao Ciagett
do not pay wa, crsrcree tue debts by hi'n owing to-
the menc,, estate, If cts. IN his hands, belong
ing In, said absent Defendant, William Bcyer'.
Ill TIC fi her order and decree of ttis Court; AMI that
copy al this order I've forthwith puhiishedin the Alex
andria rhciH Aete for months successfully, and
that another cop> b.. posted at the font door o the
Court house Of salt County.
Tcs,: EDM I HE, G. C.
dec 70 .C,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
RlcHMoND VIRGINIA.. THURsDAY

nent OF the Government, not excepting the affairs
domestic peace. We have received letter from HIGH
~ distinguished gentleman of the interior of the State
ao an influential member of the Jackson party from
winch we select the following passages. From the
closing extract led TO believe that there
hmg yet Notwithstanding that even the cor
respondence in the Journal of Commerce has not vet
exposed sorueng perhaps, of which dccency forbids
an insertion, in a respectable print:
gu have undoubtedly some knowledge ofthe private
history of occurrences at the great ctyThese things
must be brought QUIT is due TO the whose feelings
nave been outragod-it is due TO the Chief Magistrate
1t is due to the public-and the state of the public mind
demands it. What were the causes of the explosion
or The change of cabinct7 What it? We are told
expressly that there official discard What
theh, In the name of common sense it, which, be-
lore the American people could justify important
such an eectrifying movement? On this subject, the
public mind must be satisfied, General Jackson whose
character have always admired, will be blown sky
forceps"
depend upon it, if the matter is completely
olsclosed the whole country will smell the stink of its
rottenness"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
PENNSYLVANIA.

Should this State abandon Cen Jackson he will un
doubtedy be gratihed in his "choice," namely,
1.-THE Hermitage.". The first to espouse him, she has
been throughout the point dapPu Of his party, the pill
lar of his popularity, and the cause of his success
The countomanco of Pennsylvania gave his claims an
imposing aspect with the democracy of the Union her
strength and central position, confidence in his sue
cess, which in no small degree contributed to IT. But
for her early seodfas and imprisoned support, lie
never would have been seriously pressed upon the co
ry;once withdrawn, his defeat is too plainly inevitable
even to interest speculation Tennessee would alone
be relied on with certainty and he who camo IN with
accamation would 60 out with less surprising una
nmity.
Is there prospect of Pennsylvanias abandoning
Jackson7 Does she at last understand him? Does she
at length perceive his preposteroue unness MS udl-
crous want of capacity Equivalent questions are often
asked us For reply, must refer to the Pennsylva-
MIA Inteligencer. -.
Thelate events at Washington, are producing state
of things in this State the effects Of which, must re-.
coil upon the perpetrators Of the outragcs Those Of
the Democracy of the State that were deceived into
s1ppor, of Andrew Jackson, leaving him IN nortL
fcstion and dispust-During the past week, we have
received such information from various parts OF the
Commonwealth as 70 us that PennsyVania can
not anv longer be circulated 20 support that bundle
of sboinsons that threatens 80 corrupt every dePaT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
From the Alexandra Gazette, of June 10.

The True QueSfiOu-The people are not to be de
ceyed-the real matter II dispute will bo settled, anc
the satellites of corrupt power divert public at
tention from the at issue What is the ruo o,es
ton? What is the point upon which the people are
called to decide?-We shall see Let one Of the pen.
stoned mnions gnlnsay us, if they can.
Eighteen months ago, this District was full of ru-
mors of character which forbade their notice in the
public prints Long before this, however circumstan.
ces Of peculiar nature Cll known; but exccpt
that their recital shocked the moral feeling of the viz
tuouG to whom they told nothing occurred TO dis
tingush them from affairs, of the kind, in general The
private vices of ud.vdGas however notorious or pro-
mncnt The individuals may be, not the proper sub
jects for public dcussion nor has the press any leE
mate authority them. save when thev become CON
ncrted with public afIrs, and eHercice controlling
influence in government matters. Whom they assume
this aspect they become as liable 10 investigation and
scrutiny any other political subject thr can be men
toned To suppose that Gen. Jackson was unacluain
ted with these circumstance" is TO SUPPOSE mani.
fest absurdy. lie certainly had heard % them, and
doubt fully Of the extent 10 which un1or
had gone The ties. however, which connected him 10
the individual thus implicated could not o. broken By
the force Of public opinion be persisted II supoint
inc him to high Office. A. aocn fhi- yya- done
certain mcddnr priest tho Narplrf i'm ia;= nous
play ecppcd IN 20 diecord and crcstc Disturbance.
Thtough very natural feeling md In o. coatueu.7.c
spirit the flmlljcs If certain high officers or govern
mert declined habits either nj intimacy or formal polite
with The family Of their ate. There are 5u
tho 5osona Of females, certain sentiments which
nay 20 called prldsh, ~ OF which j. orr iu5~-
sntn. are every honorable and yr.8ouz It's not
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
From The CoEumbinn Gnxetle-

''Is tho Richmond Wing defunct2 We should truly
regret TO hear of its demise especially this interesting
Crisis. We have not received number since that Of
the 3Ath May"
Not defanc, thank Heaven, but espccially well, in
health and spirits. The Wing regularly sent to our
friend of the Columbian. Can't tell why it never
reaches him. Suspect the Rev Obadiah is fond of rca
ding it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
From tie Norfolk Bacon of June 10.

The hon. Levy Woodbury., Secretary of the Navy.
and Commodore Rodgers, Stewart and Paterson Navy
Commissioners, arrived here Saturday last in the
Steamboat Poclhontas, Capt Henderson, and took lodr
ings at Saints Exchange Hotel. They visited the Ma
vyyard on the Same day, when the usual honors were
paid them. They will leave here Wednesday next
on their return to Washington.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

We understand that the office of Attorney General
of the United States was lately offered by tho Execu
tive to Mr. G. NJ. DALLAS, of Philadelphia, and by him
declined. 1t further stated, that the Office has since
been rendered to R. B. fancy, of Baltimore, whether
with better success rumor does not say.
It is indeed new The first Offices of the land,
the object of honorable ambition and eager DESIRE
under other administrations summed condemned, re-
ected, and going begging under this! There must be
cause for this unheard of, this extraordinary back
wardnessa operating upon the moral sense the
serespect, of those solicited to take Office The ma
gn influence" the apprehension of being required to
take steps, which of honor they could not take
united with persuasion that the administration has
lost the public respect and confidence that Will not
cannot abide beyond the for which it is now fas
tened upon the country, explain the modesty and diff
dnce which all at once shine so conspicuous IN tie
lawyers whom Gen. jackson has offered the post OF
Attorney General,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

that cannot stand tbcn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
Froa, Me Baltimore Prtriot Of $3.50 on

'V'I I1IT.TtNIIIt OF y
'" learn that at the meeting OF the National Repub
can Delegates Tor the city and county Baltimore on
saturday last The Honorable WILLIAM WRIT and
HENRY Y: %OMERyILLE Esq. were appointed to
represent TINS Congressional District in the great Conf
ventlon winch Is to assemble in Baltimore in December
next we have pleasure in stating that both gentlemen
VIII cheeriuily accept the appointment Other proceed
ngs OF important bearing upon National concerns
were also adopted by the Convention, which we shalt
most probably publish tomorrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

FdS75'e Disc5550rcs.-I'hc o. 8 Telegraph is doing
more good to tho cause of democracy at this moment
tnah II mas ever before been in condition to render
Inc eiicdatlons OF cabinet affairs, and the develop.
menS OF secrets hitherto concealed among the internal
machinery Of this administration, which it is now en-.
gagged in presenting to the public will tend eminenty
10 open the eyes OF this abused nation The conse-
quonco must be, inevitably the downfall Of the Jackson
and Van Buren, dynasty. That paper of Wednesday
contains several columns Of precious disclosures in
which certain auditors and other nevivbrcecbed Office
holders, cut rather sorry fgures-aaong these that
miserable cats paw, Gideon Wclles Of Hartford
And that cadaverous cormo-ant, Amos Kendall
stand considerably conspicuous. They make show
quite as interesting as nat recently presented by Gibbs
their special Accommodation and distinction upon the
set IN our harbour DUFF Green fearess7 exposes the
arts Of this coalition" FOR the destruction Of his press
Wes. tp detach subscriptions from his paper and afx
them to the Globe! Can any thing more mean low
lived, and dstesta5e, be ion yined2-Y. y IRE Jouy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

u We publish two more Nos, of tho Philadelphia
Essayist We have felt stronger wish that what
unpublished, should be read
u The U. States Gazette aiodges, that of the g.
citizens who sgnod the invitation to Mr. Van Buron az
Office hoders
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

From the Baltimore Patriot Of the s,h IN 4
RISING OF THE BLACKS.

Extract Of letter received in Baltitnorr 4.
mcrniog from the Eastern Shore Of Ns,,,a,4
dated IAsroS, OCT. G. issl
isuppcsc you have heard the var.
Gus re ports that are In circulation abov,
the insurreetion OF the negroes for IL,
last week or ten days. On Monda, An
express arrived from Seaford stain,
tina, they had assembled in large force
in that part .f the country; last uish.
we were aroused from our beds abou,
II o'clock with an express from tie
same quarter. say ing they hal Assem-
bled oil the Nshticoke near Scaford
and had murdered a family and sho.
at others. The express was after arni
there have been some arrests IN
Easion aud we are not without coz
siderable excitement.
=. s. 9 o'clock. --Anoiher expires,
has just arrived from Denton, confirm
ing the news Of the rising OF the blaet,
they have murdered Doctor Bal.
and his family and commenced an al
tack on Seaford. We are sendir.
arms and ammunition to arrest ID.
mad career.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

deeker.l chip Of the line aud two
brigs. lie was hailed BY the Admi-
rails ship. and informed that the posi-
iioe Of the rock WAS ascersained to be
in lat. 81 deg. II min., long. lie degs.
IL min. On the 18th he saw the rock
himself, Maratino, the only known
place in sight, then bearing n. l W.,
and the volcano s. by f., and distant
about fifteen miles, with q large CO
lumn Of smoke issuing FROM il. Dur
ing the night broad fame Frequently
rose from IL; and il was stii, visible or
the Goth. The spot in which il has
risen was formerly a small shoai,
marked on the charts ~ having eight
fasho,ns Of water on il.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

this crisis, he said, gave him renewed
strength. and enabled him tc thrust the
other child out Of the window, and
then to plunge out head tmsRost HIM
self. that he might defend his children
together; and 10 his descent from the
chamber window, he said. q sheet was
let down from heaven, which entang-
ling in his feet let him carefully down,
30 that lie received no injury in fall
ips--hers he had another severe en-
gagemens with the dragons, who had
now transformed themselves into his
children-he caught them by the heels,
aud after beating them against the
wall, threw one into the cellar aud the
other amongst the weeds Prisoner
related the circumstances Of his neigh.
bors coming to his house that night,
and mentioned some of their names
said they told him he had killed his
children. and that he was now in pri-
son 10 he tried for that offence; but
he said they had no faith; that through
the eye OF faith he could see his chill.
dren, who were not dead but under
the power Of the devil, which would
continue five months from that time,
when they would return TO him
The prisoner during his recital Of
the affair, gave no evidence Of any
compunction of conscience for what
he had done, but exhibited feelings
Of administration for the condition
his family must continue in until
the expiration Of the FIVE months
On all other subjects ne reasoned well.
appeared perfectly rational and pure.
minded.& with readiness would turn To
texts of Scripture in Bible hc had to
prove the doctrine he had advocated.
Other Witnesses stated, that inme.
diately after the fatal deed. they found
Miller sitting at the window Of the
cellar in which the body Of the eldest
child was found, having in his hand a
stick. on the end of which an old hoe
was attached, and swinging it to and
fro-he was very raving. and crying
out 20, God! ., Christ. help, blood
for blood! blood for LIood.'' &C.
would occasionally smite his club
gainst the cellar window, and strike
with his hands, which were much la
cerated and bloody, against the glass
he had no clothing on, except his
shirt. which was wet. torn, and blood v
he handed his club to one of the
witnesses. and desired he would as.
sist in fighting the devils in the cellar
he called witnesses by their proper
names, and after little conversation
became more quiet-conversed ration
ally on any subject but what related
to the death of his children.
The case was submitted to the Jury
with very little comment, and they re !.
turned verdict of not guilty, on the
ground of insanity. The prisoners
friends have taken such measures as
will protect society from him.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

AUGUSTA, tCKo. sFIr. 20.
AZ the recent session OF the Suprcmo
Court Of Gwinnett county. the Re,
j. J. Troti. Rev. Ezra Butler, AMI
Rev. ). A. Wore ester, Missionarie. Is.
the Cherokee country, were sentenced
10 the Pnifenfiary Tor four years, TO-
disobedieDee To ihe laws Of this STATE
Seven other white men received H.,
same sentence for The same oEencc. ~
Their plea denied the jurisdiction 81
the court.
This mornings mail brings us tho
following news from Nilledgevillc:--
Nire Of the conVicis sboye nentiored
have been DaIdOBsG ~ the Governcr
on giving assurances that they would
not again vi"late the laws. Two o.
the Missionaries, Worcester ard Bot.
Ter refusing 10 give such pIedgr. o.
future good behavior, were COMMITTED
to the Penitenlisry. Mr.. Worcsstee
has applied to the Supreme Court.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13
SUPPOSED MURnER.

Considerable excitement prevails al
this time, in The lower section Of this
county, OF account Of the suppose d
murder. by poisoning, of VIM. Chap
man, at his residence, in Anda!usia
A william Of no ordinary character.
named Limo ARalio Esposy Nina,
has been arrested in Boston, on the
charge Of swindling, and since his ar.
rest, circumstances have been deve.
loped. which will most probably bring
upon him a more serious charge than
that OF forgery. Ii appears that ne
had become acquainted, BY some means
or other, with the family Of Mr.. Chap
man, who was an English gentleman.
and had school at his residence, on
the Bristol road, for the cure of impe.
diments Of speech, and that the villain
above referred TO, was in the habit Of
intercourse with his family. Mr.. Chap.
man took sick some time in July last.
at which time Nina was assiduous in
his attentions to him. lie died, how.
ever, and, in about ten DAYS after,
Nina married the widow, who, report
says, he induced to believe he as the
son of the celebrated Gen. Nina, and
foreigner Of distinction. He pro.
cured all her jewellery, plate, of which
she bad large amount, horses and
carriage, and other valuable articles :.
and took them to Baltimore, where he
converted them into cash. Mr.. Ross.
prosecuting attorney for this county,
receiving information Of the facts. pro.
ceeded TO the place last week, and ha d
the body taken Up. and an examination
made by DR.. Hopkinson Of Philadel.
phla, assisted by DR.. Coates If Bris.
tol, Tor the purpose Of a chemical ana.
lySls By Dfs. Hare and Mitchell, Of
the city.
The governor has made a demand
for Nina, and We may expect 10 have
him here shortly. A forged drsf, for
$1,000, drawn by him on a MERIDIAN,
~ Philsdelphis, had been intercepted.
Several letters from him 10 Mrs. Chan.
man have been lying IN the post Office
here for some. Tbs lady Of Mr.. c.
lsh this county ob Monday or Tues
DAY last, since when she has not been
heard Oh IL - unnecessary 10 state
any thing further, - the facts Of the
poisoning. shICh ere said 10 be alrnos,
positive. with other evidence, will be
brought forth on the trial. Great
praise - doe 90 those who have been
active 10 sitting out this business, and
thus bringing to justice an accomplish.
ed seeUndfel. whose crimes are IL the
e. eaIesi magnitude.
lDglcsiovn Democrat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13
STOP HIM!
General Nat. in Bofefouyt.
PINcAsTLE, SEPT.

FiNCASTLE, SEPT. ~.
y negro m an, n0D very genera,
supposed 10 be no other than the nc
torious Nat Tuner" lately passsl
through this place and by the Svs,:
Springs. He was stopped on Il.
high road, near Prices, in this cour
~, on Saturday last, by two youn,
men who were working on the roat
These young men, believing him %
he only runaway, stopped and were
IN the oct OF searching him, when h.
unfortunately mace his escape. Thcy
had already deprived bin of larc.
knife which he Carried in his bosom,
and desired him 10 take of the KNAPP
sack which he had on his back, ia
order that they might proceed TO a
more rigorous search, when the e.,
low throwing off both i, and his Goa,
took to his heels and has since ela.
ded all pursuit. Both tho yourg
men having guns, discharged then
after him, but without effect. Thei.
object being not to kill, but to wound
him in the legs, they missed him al.
together. On searching the knap
sack, some ammunition was fount,
which induces the belief tina: he was
armed. IL also contained a Hyma
or Prayer Book in which is " ritter
the name, = ZeDhenira Tuner. Rici
rlori.' The cu. cf the coat which
&c left behind is the same general
worn BY itinerant preachers, and has
roundbreast.
As little doub, can be en,eriainc
that this fellow is the same person
described in the Governors Procls.
nation, We hope the people will uss
all vigilance in pursuit Of him. n
is probably still lurking in the mour.
'ains, and eudcavouring 10 Get 10
Ohio.
We would no, be understood as az
iaehing neglect Of duty to any PEI
son, when We remark, that it is 10 b,
regretted description Of this fellow
was not sooner published. If thai:
had been done, he would, in all pro
liability, have been arrested before
this time Patriot.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

on . race which produced . qasrr.,
Mr.. w. struck Capt. G., who imm,.
dis,eIy drew . pistol from hi, poke,
and shot him IN the stomach. II.
lived two days after receiving Ii,
wound.-.7ie1andria Ga.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

charms will soon pail. and she will
find, ii she Ia. not found il already,
that in proportion ~ she loses the pow
er sf pleasing her seduccr, her wretch
eduess will increase.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

JaIa0bit CopA-At the recent CO..
Gle tho" ard Farmers Par, IN Ard b.
yer, Mass $40 cows we're exhibited.
one Of which, With feed FROM a pas.
turs. had gwen from the ID Of May "
the 9th September $50 gallons q ~
peVior milk. being an average produce
Of iegT gallons per day. Tie otho'
gave IN the month Of June T. qgsrs
a day, and there wss made frOu hsf
milk 'n one month, nv ponds Of
good butter B'Gh. Poll.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

\ friend IN town hes received let.
Ter from FavqVisr, stating ,bs, Mt.
samuel " ithcfs vas shot on Wed
btsdsy lest az the Wafrenssn Races,
by Capt Gale. They we're betting
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

The story of the capture OF IL:
insurgent NAT, We regret TO state,
is q sheer fabric aiion. The lie was
so much like the truth that we couil
not doubt il, and we were imposed
upon Norfolk Herald.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-13

" We want bot little here below
Nor vsn' thar little iong."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-09
TUESDAY NlDaSslna, AUGUST ., assae NgsW s!E
Medical Communication.

the intempersnce and luxury Of the age are hast.
IA enng the ravages of scorbutic complaints, andren
dering the blood more impure; and thousands have
destroyed their constitution by neglecng to apply the
proper remedies-to such Swaim's Panacea must be,
and has BEEN more than doubly valuable, as certain
and eectual Of restoring them to perfect health
and vigor. Few families wholly exempt from scor-
butte affections, which exhibit various symptoms, as
eruptions, alterations debility, loss Of appetite, and
detection, VII arising from impure blood, and which, 1t
not properly attended to. certain to produce the
greatest injury to the constitution well estao
shed fact, that impure scrofulous faint OF the
blood will remain in the system for years. nay, for
generations, invading the nobes organs of the human
frame. Swaim's Panscea is recommended at this sea-
son of the year, valuable restorer Of the SYSTEM
thereby nvgorating the constitution, and enabling
to bear the debtating effects Of the summer season.
Its by its great purifying qualities that so many dis
eases are cured by its Indeed publication OF the
blood the grand of curing most of the dseas
es to which we are subject fact only recently es-
tabshed by the general aud successful use of swams
Panacea. The effect Of this medicine is such not
TO interrupt either business pleasure, and requires
only the common restraint Of moderation in diet It's
conveyed by the circulating fluids and corrects their
tendencies to all those diseases which originate IN vi
tiated blood diseased liver depraved appetite, pre-
disposition to affection Of the lungs, &c. No. one hoU
eper is advised 10 use it, ,rthout first fully convincing
himself of the truth Of Dhat as here stated