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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Notice.

ggVE subscriber intending Florida, oHtrs Tor sale
4 the TRACT Or LIND wheroon he now resides,
in Norhub erlsnd County, State OF Virginia. contain
ing rs acres, with good orchard. houses ouhouses,
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard, beng
rood stand for all the above branches OF business,
which he has carried to advantage tor number OF
years. and not exceeded by place III the Northern
Neck for health. convenience, and commanding an ex'
tensive view ofthe Potomac and mouth ct fcocomico
rivers Davigabe water, with abundance OF hsI anu
oy sters two thirds around 1t.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-hr Acres,
about three fourhs et mile from the former, also on
navgable water, with goni Orchard, House, and
Barn g.,
Also. another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty FIVE acres about mile and half from the st-
ter having only Dwelling House and few Frnit
Trees but heavily tmbcrcd with Oak, Chestnut, &c
dar and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
varIs from ,he head Oft tide water.
The whole of these places are watered Win never
falling springs and sufficient quantity OF each m chi
t;ya,iou; and the land OF as good quality as any IN
,he peybborb0oh. Il not sold before the 5th day oil
July next they viii, that day, fair not the next
Fair day. be sold public auction on the premises
Terms liberal, and nis,ie known on tue day OF sale
will also sell that day. AL the remaining Stock
of Dry Goods, Hardware and groceries, WIN NUM-
her OF other articles too tedious to enunerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
half the remainder with forty htty acres OF land al
;o;nng. ma, be had during 1hos wroe's life by be.
cnmipp curator for him. a great bargain may De hau
of all or either of The above places by applying 10 me
subscriber on the premises, or to Lindsay iii 20
| Alexandra, ID. c. 'A"H' H"" "
Yeocomico, apr lS-eoto'iiJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Notice.

FINDER the authority Of deed of trust from VIM
u H. Lane TO me. Trustee for the benefit ofiium-
phrey Peake, will be offered for ssle on the Pr.ms'
es at public auction, for cash, on Inc 28fh day ~
81, all the rgh', title and interest OF the said WIN H.
Lane in the following describe properties which right
snd interest is the rcverson upon the death OF his mo-
lher, Mrs. sssannab Lane, in an undivided moiety
One-third part of "a SQUARE and part Of ano:
iker SQUIRE, lying in Farfax County, Virginia, and
on Franklin Street extended and beyond the limits OF
the Corporation Of Alexandria
ALSO,
A LOT on the Hest side Of Pit street, be-
tween King and Streets adjoining the proper
iv C. Cazenove and the heirs of John Janney, on
which stands in old Hoodsn Building, containing Two
tcncments. Also,
a lot or GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and pitt ST. es which there are FIVE te.
nements C.. +. CHAPMAN.
- o1 - Trustee:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Nu,,,.r NaAies' Seminary.

vUynE uhscriher informs the friends of his Schoo
that il viii hereafter be continued in much more
commodions and airy room in the second story OF the
same buildirE-Brooke odGe, on ST Asaih street.
In addition 20 the English branches usual, taught iii
the hes, Female Summaries, the young Ia hes VIII
have the opportunity of being instructed in the Greek
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux well known asa distinguished trench
Teacher is now engaged TO give instruction III 'ha'
language.
The experience Of many years consiDces the Subscr
Der If the great xvantage resulting from freq"cn' ex
sma,ous; he is therefore not only witiirg bn des'r-
Gus, that the most competent judges should witness
the procress oflhe young ladies under his tuition and
he respectfully invites tie patrons and friends OF the
Institution to visit it atany time
Teachers may be employed in Music, Drawing
Painting &C. Board msy be had on reasonable terms
in some of the most respectable families !" tins CITY
Cards may be obtained by apP'isato" 10 the suosef
Der. specifying his terms WIN N. 'oNhS'
Alexandria, mar lO--om
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book Auction,

TlHs evening. at Whites auction rooms; commence
L ire al pree seiy 8o'cIock, at which will be cold
extensive collection Of new and valuable Books,
part Of them opened this day, and for sale without T.
mts among which are extra Bibles with fine plates,
do re,taments Fos's Book Of Martyrs, prayer books,
adj b., INNS. jays Family Prayers, Aliens Church His
tory 2vols; Gray sMediatorial Reign, Benson's Com
gilt Albums, phtcS; Boyer's French and English Die
tonsry, Ainsworih's Latin and English ditto, Life
of Arthur Lee. 2v; Shakespeare, ". gilt, draw
ing books Carendons History Of Rebellion, 81 gifts
with great variety of novels and miscellaneous works
of taste and merit. Also. blank books: such - day
books, journals. edeers copy and cash books, paper,
ink, pencils, &c &c maya
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
icnnNuNICArED. /
Stockholders of the .Aierandria Canal

Il. Stockholders 81 me ''se.to"'"''" ''''"'
70 % Company.
-. last meeting i. was unanimously oecio-
1t gu, forthwith, the prosecution OF
,l Io" ob;ec,: upon which depends the future
;,s srea'e ~ ,Ysx,n,lria. We trust to the good
d''tay y liberaity Of the United States Govern
case aAa ii rs in the full accomplishment OF ";
sent - i fair reason TO expect that we shall
nd nIs .appOinted in that trust, il we proceed in
.'' Dc i. J' NTH energy and prudence. Unaniml-
% S~ ok, h,,Iy in selecting the conductors OF It,
Out al, orr Ground upon which We can expect them
: TeO"T ,non aod discharge, to our advantage,
ea%, o rr duties they will have to perform -
!: aua G.6ed with the present Board Of Direct
We" ,l" ,"bnn the various interests OF the town
;otrv proprietors OF estates, the mechan,
lad 'O' ,Ss General body of traders are all we'll
= aD ,n, I'D fherein,-and apprehensiVe that any
'0IF,.", possibl, njure, rather than promote
.a'5s " m, interests, venture respectfully
"f sSa,, to vou to support firmly, this day,
''''" anno;o,ment Of the present Board. have
ne 't .,.sIt 10 consult but as private stocShold-
''i''S.s, ,nSr Of real estate; therefore address
q aH1 ~ a"" marks 10 Won with The freedom that
est ~ ~, i.s,iGed by our mutual interest.
J ''"' 4 SrocKHoLDER IN THE
.Usraa9ria Canal Company.
-, 1871
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Notice.

TINDER the authority Of deed Of trust from Alfred
u S Lane to me, as Trustee for the benefit Of Hum.
phrey Peske will be eff red for SALE the premises.
1T public auction, for cash. on The 18Th day Of May,
1857 all the right title and interest OF said Alfred D.
Lane in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest is the reverson upon the death OF bis
mother. Mrs susannsh Lane, in an undivided moety
thereof to wits
One-ihird part of a SQUARE, and part Of
anothe, SQUARE. lying in Fairfax County, V,rfina'
and on rrmkIin street extended, and beyond the Ii
mi,s of the Corporation of Alexandria
ALSO,
.4LOT on the mesf side Of Pit street, befweer
King and Cameron streets. adjoining the property Of
A. C. Cazenovc AID the heirs Of John Janney, on which
stands an old Uooden Building, containing two tene-
mcnts. Also,
Il LOT OF GROUND situate al The corner
Of Prince and Pitt Streets on which there FIVE tene-
men,s e.. T. CHAPMAN,
.nr o7-,s Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Valuable Slaves for Sale.
an TUESDAY NEXT, the Sd Of May, at 10 A. ".
~ in front Of Whites Auction Rooms, will be Sold
on credit of three and six months, for notes satisfac-
tQrib endorsed, carrying interest from the date,
FOUR SERV WANTS.,
Conveyed by DIR eake in trust 10 the subscribers viz
CHARLES, man-t xcelient carriage driver and
usnsger Of horses;
HARRIET, his wife, sexms,ress and chamber
maid;
D{N.3H a cook; and
SALLY, girl about II wears ofage.
The e servants are SO we'll known to need n0fur-
her descrp,i, NJ aud being sold for no fault will be
valuable acquisition TO persons wishing such for
their own USE GEO. BkENT,
=. r. MASON,
GEO. JOHNSON,
Alexandria, apr 27-ts Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Payer Aanginss, etc.


VNTuILE embracing this opportunity of returning
w her thanks to her friends and the public gene
rally for past avors the subscriber would respectful
~ inform them that she has received in addition to
her former stock, handsome variety OF patti rms
of PAPER H4NGINGS g BORDERS. from the
Baltimore factory; the remainder of her Spring sup
ply, embracing assortment Of Eich Fire Screen Ph
ferns IS expec cd in few DAYS. She has also receiv
cd from New York and Philadelphia the following ar
tic!cs, Wig:
Fuolscap paper "a solid COOL ar,icle)
Mute ditto sin and embossed, co:ircd edge
Letter ditto, White, pink, elbow and blue, supe.
rior quality
r,pping Gluo straw and tow
Gold aud silver coiorci aud embossed paper
Embossed eol"red aud white Bristol boards
Office waters, small waters all colors, some very
low priced
Sealing and visiting cards. various colors
Glass seals with mottos; gold and silver lc +
Coppcr leaf, white and yellow bronze
ind an cIiens ne assortment Of = + RF u ~ II T.,
amoagsf ,chieh are
FRESH milk of roses, and fine Florida and Cologne
waters
Drawing materials, and fancy articles in great
variety. ELIZA kENHEDf.
apr 27--co3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Ssmn. e. Smith,

-avIN(; located himself at Brentsville, Prince Will
,;sm COUNTY will practice in the Superior and In,
- Cnur,s OF that and the neigbborng counties OF
,ei'o, Fairfax. and Fauquier. All business com
r,eJ TO his care will receive strict attention Collec,
,;ons made as speedily circumstances viii admit anu
the none, punc,usiiy forwarded
M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Notice.


7 meeting Of the Stockholders of the " ash.
y ingtoh Bridge Company, held OH Friday, the Sth
day of 3pri', 1851, itwss
Resoipcd, hat the President aud Directors be di
rected call the Stockholders Tor an instament OF
Zen Dollars each share--the said instalment to be
payable the first Monday of May next to the Urea.
Of the Company.
II being understood that az the whole of this sum
will be then wanted suit viii be instituted, or
forfeiture incurred, in respect TO proprietor, Who
shall each share pay that day dollar like sum
on The first Monday IF every mouth the resfteri in case
any proprietor shall pay sum beyond the amount so
payable the first Monday Of each month, he shall
be allowed discount tor such anticipated pa! NJ
the rate Of six per cent per annum.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the above direc-
lions, the Stockholders Of the Washington bridge
Company are hereby notified that nsalmen, OF $40
on each share is called for, payable IA the manner
sci forth in the above :. solution.
By or.ler of the President and Directors.
snr 2S-dIm JNO n. RELY. Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
The stage for Lynehburg

VIII, hereafter, leave this
01~ place at half pas, n. precisely
4sH1Sa On Tuesdays, Thursdays. and ss-
&Xa-Stnrda
Returning, will leave Warrenton at o'clock.
thus making the drive from that place almost
en,re, in the day time For the accommodation OF
the citizens ofthia place and the public generally, he
has formed connection with one of the Baltimore
lines whereby passengers taking seats ct the Bar OF
A Newton.s Frank lin House will secure their seats
through tn baltimore sisge will be in readiness at
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers I'M
rnediatey on. ,,,r. t,r
he subscriber tenders his thanks TO the Puohc 'or
the very liberal patronage lie mas neIe.oI.e S.s
and that every effort shall be made to deserve
a'" pe,;",,snca WIN. SMITH.
.pr.j6-IH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Notice.

The new Line of Mail Sta
<@ =Ases from Alexandria, ID. c. to
Winchester, Va via Leesburg,
Snickersvie, and Battletown, has
.,,,omenced running, and will leave a. Newton's
rrankJ;n House at II o'clock, A b. on every Monday,
wednesday, and Friday.
THOMAS 6. BLACKBURN,
anr1e-dtf Agent for Stockton & Stokes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
70 Politicians.

coupI File nf the National Journal, from
4 o.,nh.r 1877. TO December 1929, inclusive, may
be had on goo, terms by applying at sis once nee,
a.o file of the Weekly U. S. Telegraph and oo""o
Flies of the Washington Gazette
a,r 2S-eo5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

IN Tuesday next SD May) at II o'clock, will be
~ sold on Janneys wharf-wi.hout reserve,
$40 dozen Madeira wine
Is do Port do
IS do Chateau MIrgaux DO
quarter casks Port do
2 do do Madeira do
Indian bbls do do
pipe gin pipes and bbIs cider
bbls Salmon, bbs vinegar
100 reams wrapping paper
boxes brown Havana sugar
Terms at sale. apr2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
JUST PUBLISHED,
Review, No. 4O4
A CONTENTS:

JUSl fODLlStlEUs
Edinburgh Review. No. 4O4
A CONTENTS:
ARTICLE L-Reports from, and Minutes
OF Evidence taken before the Select Committees OF
the House of ds and Commons on the Affairs OF
the Fast India Company.
Ill. Specimens OF the Russian Poets Trans.
lated by John Bowring. LII ID.
2 Batavan Anthology. or Specimens ofthe Dutch
Poets. by John Bowring, I'll. ID.
3. Ancient Poetry and Romances ct Spain. Sc
iected and translated BY John Bowring IL ID
and II. S. Van Dyk.
T. Specimens Of the Polish Poets. BY John Bow
ring. LID.
s. servian Popular Poetry. Translated BY John
Bowring, LID.
6. Poetry of the Gagysrs. BY John Bowring,
IL. D.
III.-The Principles of Political Economy, with
sketch OF the Rise aud Progress OF tin: Science.
b; }. Il. Mc';u!ioch, Esq Professor OF Political
Economy in the Unvers'y Of ondon.
IV.-Statement of the Civil Disabilities and Pri-
vations affecting Jews in England
VA Comparative View of the Social Life of
England aud France. from the Res, Grafton of Charles
the Second to the Fee,ch 4, voluton. BY the Edl-
tor of Madame de Defends Letters
Vl.-Essays on the Pursuit OF Truth, on the
Progress Of knowledge. and the Fundamental
Principle # sill Evidence and Expectation.
VH.-Anti-Draco; or, Reasons for abolishing
the Punishment of Death in cases of Forgery By
a Barritter.
VIiI.-The Cropy, Tale of 1893. BY the au-
thor Of the O'tlara Tales
2. The Denounced By the author Of the OLA.
5. Yesterday in ireland. BY the authorof { To.
day in Ireland +
A The Cole ians
) The Rivals by the author Of The Collegi-
Nv III e r. D.a:..JJ u,tr,r n n
Lord Bishop of Calcutta By his Widow With
Selections from his Correspondence, unpublished
Poems, and Private Papers; together with Jour
nal OF his -Four in Mo- way, Sweden, Russia, tiunga-
~, and Germany. and History of the Cossacke.
>. The Last Days of Bishop iIeber. by Thomas
Robinson, A. II. Archdexcon Of Matras, and
Ii domestic Chaplain 70 his iordsli.p.
5. EA,a,s om the Lives Of Cowper, Ne~to and
HeGcr; or Az Exsrnn ston of til. Course of Ma
tUre ~cug interrupted by the Divine Govern
ment
X.-The Greek Grammar of Frederick rAierseh,
tan lated fron. the German, with brief Ketarks, by
sirD X. SANFORD, A 0i christ Churca Oxford,
an Pr.fes>or Of Gre * in the University o Glasgow
M.-Seventcenth Report of the Commissioners
appointed TO ccqure into the Duties, salaries and
fmo.,unep:s Of tie Officers Clerks, and Ministers of
Justice Of all remNural and Ecclesiastical Courts III
Irela,ld.--Courts of Quarter Sessions, aud OF AS
sisiaa' Barris'tr..
XII-A Retaliation OF an Article in the Edln-
bnrg Review 60 Cit) entitled, 'Sadler's Law OF
sPopu,;,,on, and Dispronf of Human supertecun
'dity;' containing also A !ditiOnal Proofs OF the
Principle enumerated IN tina, treatise. fouiied on
tie Censuses OF different Countries recently pub
GShed. BY Michael Thomas Sader, u p.
XIII.-The Duke of Wellington without Wings
&c. sc. :,
Norn to the Article on the Capital Punish
Ipcn, u forgery
Received and tor sale by
spr 29-5t WN M..MnRNisON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Govt and Nheumntism Cured.
EAU MEDICiNALE DE HUSSON,

Ia French Prepara',on.)
4 FEW bottles OF this celebrated remedy Tor the
~ cure Of govt and rheumatism paroxys'ns ut
which it causes TO in few hours, and that The
administration of few doses has relieved The bed md
den Of several years To the of their linbs
The Eau de ~ dcin, lie is extracted simply from
plants the medicinal properties OF which were unknown
to the anciens AS we'll the modrrns This disco
very was made about forty years ago 10y Mons Memo
las lusson since that period experience has constant
~ proved its efficacy and utility The principal vir
tue of this Water il TO purity the of blood and to
DE carried directly to the part ced, and will relieve
when known remedies pow, rless. re be had OF
anr Win WM LHNFUCn = ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
I,atelY received,

A FRESH addition 10 our former stock Of Med'clnes'
- h;,h BILE us to offer general an assortment
Of GOOD articles in our line be furnished in any
o. 80 in,,nn reasonable terms Country ply scians
,sreh.n,s and Others respectfully soictedto call
and examine our goods ,, yp,urp
,pr 4-w4m WV, EnlN, ...r-N - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

viii please say ARR ADVERTISED, or they may moi
get them.
Jas Atkinson Hiram or David Andrews
Leonard Adams Harrison Allison
Joshua Armsworthy-2
b
Geo Berrymin Thos Berry,
Hannah Bruce Capt John Beatty
Henry w Belmain Charles r Bealle
JAS Boyd Joseph Boyles
Miss Ann Beckley Robt Buchannon
Geo bots William Ben
John Brown Miss Mary Ann Badin
Mrs Catherine Brown Capt John II Bell, UsN2
c
Josiah N Clark Sam1 Cats
Mr. Catiet (merchan) Richd Cross
John "a Craig Henry Cook
Vim Cumpston Moses U Cawood
Nathaniel Crosby
Mrs Margaret Day VIM Dobie
Dinah Dudley VIM Deney
Miss Davidson Turner Dixon
Ihos Dunawsy Richard Davis
John Dixon Thos Doyle
Nathaniel Dawson Mrs Dan'l DuIany
Ann Dosey
Secretary Of the Evangei- John ID Emerson
cal Lodge NoS
DIR Fairfax Thos Foster-2
G.
Juhn Gilmore Mrs Susan Green
Capt Henry L Cntherc DaIy X GasscocS
John Graham
Peter Hall % Asrrfson
Jas Ho,is-2 Mrs Eliza Narrower
Susan lIsndIass Rebecca Hattersey
Wm Hackney Francis T. land
Mrs Ana IIannrn Willis Hall
Miss Mary HamersIey Washington Harris
AIRS Mary iIumphries VIM i'ervieu
Mrs VIM Herbert John ilepbort
Miss Catherine Henry
Edward Johnson Geo Johnson
Mrs Johson Francis Jefferson
K
less. Koiser Miss katy Kston
Elizabeth Kenner Robt Kirkland
L
Geo Lour,I VIM u Lane
Ezra iunt Sarah Lind ,ay
Louisa Lee Csgett lyies
NJ
lac Mcdaniel Mes,rs McKennee
h,l;. Ann Nortimore Mrs Emily alcCartY
Mrs Lett ia Mcuona!d Miss MARY Ann middleton :
J,cnb Morgan Eiiza5e'h u Mar
Humphrey Monroe j. d ActOTmcS
Allan McRea J"hr "cFar'ahe
Wm VI Mozart, . J0hm M"ttsngy
n
Thos Neil Martha NICHOLS
Alfred Powell Mr Palmer
ThOs Parsons
wui Robinson
)
Ssmue, Sin,mons Chas Scott
Chas Swami Sarah an.ith
Mrs Frances Swami John Skidmorc
Capt Rob, Sh'nn Andre" sullivan
Lefty Surnbry WIN Su toh
Sam't staples EEzaost'' simmons
Iobp Smith Geo " steele
Adeline Simpson 'eoo \ em'h
L
Barnabuss Txy lor J'rcs lyman
VIM Thomas 4 thorhl0h
PLAINLY Ta!lr
u,ch Violet Sam'i wife
Mrs Ann Violet 1hos " hittins'on
wright \,
Alexandria NAV 9-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .aLEXaNDRL8, q. CO

ARRlvEo. APRIL so,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; ffeiShe
and passengers.
-aSe-
Schr. Amity. Shinn, shipped both cables al
>ewllis point and arrived at Norfolk 9th.
Schr. General jackson, Heating, 1homaston'
days with lime, bound TO Alexandru-put III 10
Norfolk with loss of anchor and cables.
AtSeawel's Point-Schr. Columbia, hirtiaha'
IRON Alexandria, bound to New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 10 for 1881:
will be drawn in New York on Thursday 'is! ,.
So No. lottery, by ternary pemr"oh' ais" o'''0'
Splendid Prizes!
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do of $4,000 do OF 5000
do of 10000 6 do "f 1000
Tickets $40, halves o. quarters 50, e'ghths rs
Delaware & \. Carolina Consolidated Lottery
Class NO. s for 1851.
Win be drawn in Wilmington, tel on TUESDAY, Nay d
81 yUHBERS--9 DR3WN BALLolS.
CAPITAL PRIz $4,000
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
To he had in VARIETY Of NUMBERS at
JOHN G.. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange g6ies.
~ Orders from the country will be promptly at
tended to-
Drawing ofthe
New York Consolidated Lottery. Extra Ciasss
es 81 SO q ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
Notice is hereby Given.

NOtlcc rs NereDy NlVeN.
'INHAr .annuaI -heeting of the Stockholders of
L the Alexandra Canal Co will be held at the Coun
Gil Chamber Monday. The End day Of ay neat, to
cleo, President and Directors to the ensu
Jag years and for such other purposes may be brought
before them. JOHN IL CREASE,
apr 25- dt2H Clerk 4. G.. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Resaiing IN The Post Office, 1ierandria d. C. on the
Let Of NAY, 1881.
T Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say raEr ADVERTISED, they may not
get them.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19

Disturbances at PerndmbucO.-The Journal of Commerce publishes the following letter froma Cap stain Adams, an American, who has recently escap1 Fed from unjust imprisonment in Pernambuco: SrosrNeros, (Coss.) Oct. g. Dear Sir-I now have the pleasure to inform you ghat am out of the power of those vile unjust and Oppressive beings, who are known by the name of 5Brazans, and have arrived in my native land of Lii Iberty This was occasloned by an instruction n| sPernambuco on the 10th of September. The troops
 rose in rebellion took possession of the city, bowed pup their magazines, and pundered the town at thei spleasure. The morning after they took possession Ethey maciously fired into the prison and killed se everal prisoners. The jaers fled for refuge. The| Soldiers then returning 10 their work of plunder, the sprsoners sawed open the door and made their es1 Fcape walked out with some English gentlemen Swho were also in confinement under the oppession Sof despotism, without any just cause.
 4 When we passed through the streets, there was anot Brazilian soldier to be seen. The soldiers Rand some other vagabonds, were walking delibe- $rately with their plunder in one hand, and gun o Edagger in the other
 a The Brazilian were too cowardly to show the fheads from their houses to que the riot until the bsecond day, when the English and Germans who Ewele there, made the first attack. They were them 9bacled by a few Brazilians, and regained possess ksion of the city. About two hundred soldiers were tkilled and several hundred made prisoners, and put q lon board of English merchant vessels The loss
 was estimated at more than $2 000 000 the greater part of which, it was expected, would be sustained eby English merchants.
 ' found welcome reception on board an English &brig commanded by Capt R. Dixon, where Intend Fed to stay until the American soop of war arrived, (which was expected every day :; but whaling
 schooner the Breakwater) stopped there for water, Ewhch was bound to Stonngton. was then ad- Nvised by the American aud English gentlemen to go ghome in her, which did Your ob't serv't, M. ADAMS.