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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
ReGMeA Sugar

From the United States Gazette Ct apra %.
rIyHE charleston Courier in rep. ~ PARAGRAPH CT
the CONNER cal Advertiser, respecting refined ST..
CARS remarks: off the editors OF the Commercial
Advertiser we're in Charleston, we would show them
SAMPLE now before us of sugar refined IN this city,
BIZ Mr. y Dement,, which. as 10 waiteness, chryS'aic
z,,;on and richness of grain cqna to any thing OF
the kind they have ever We most freely declare
that we have seen none superior from any country
Aswe have not seen The daziing whit eness the beau
teous chrvstaizaton and rich grain which sald aP
pertain to the sugar of our sister cities we are Unable
TO bear witness their various eXcel!encies we give
them credits. however, for all they ask; and in re,ur
invite their attention sugar manufactured ID 'As cay
by Messrs GEORGE s. GEYEa Co.
II is rs white as snow as close ard fine IN the gram
as the hes, basket salt and entirely pure that when
melted in the clearest water it does not in the shgh'
est degree disc it, lis sweetness ssnperor 20 that
Of any sugar we nave tasted and no taste save
only that Of pure SNOW white sugar. The truth oil
what is n, tsted may be tested, and care ot now
soon or how severely it may be tested, by GAZING az OF
sending an order 10 The Sugar House, Sterling A''ey
running from Race to Cherry, and between THIRD ana
fourth streets.
G Geyer s. Cos sugar to be had of
may d ~. MILLER y SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25

{ From The Reading Chronicle.

From The Reading Chronicle.
AWFUL WARNING. Saturday last was the
Battalion training day at Kutztown, in tins coun-
y, and as is usual en- such occasions, the young
people Who had collected from the adjoining
nclsAbOrhOods indulged in dancing trolic IN the
curse Of the morning; at about IL O'Clock when
all were in the height Of their merriment, young
Ady, the daughter OF John Mengle, OF Maiden
C'eeS township, who was dancing, Tell 10 the
Noor-deless. 1t was supposed at the moment
ia, she had only tainted; medical aid was IN
nedia,ely procured and every possible exeruon
made to save her-but no signs Of returning lie
appeared. Thus suddenly was young woman
VINO hut a moment previous was In the enJoymeh,
II blooming health and surrounded by gay ana
nOnghtless companions, called in the presence
q Almighty God. How emphatic the warning.
Iae "smali still voice." in this sad catastrophe
peaks to the heart Of every one-"prepare "
meet thy Cod
The immediate cause Of her death is traced 10
very tight lacing, and consequent excessive Ia
isae from dancing.
The heasinsfon. The American corvete
keasiugton. Capt. Ramsay, hauled round Few
lays since from the East to the North River'
where she is now lying at anchor, ready Tor sea.
twill be recollected that this Is the vesssi on
aOlrd Of which was the Russian Minister on ms
Tay home from this country. and which sustain,
I'd and rode out calamity the severe gaze o.
asst autumn. She was brought into TINS port W
her owner and commander, Captain Ramsay
AND has been ever since repairing, unaer us sU'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25

Fruit, etc.
=, CASES Chinese preserved ginger =.
- ) Go double refined lemon syrup OF supefa''c
excellence
1000 lbs 5iarsees almonds
, cases sheed do
so lbs Barbadoes tamasinds
10 boxes pruncs
500 lbs Nstlera nuts
5 boxes Geneva cltron
, DO pine apple cheese
20 do oranges and lemons
50 drums figs
100 baskets Dublin table salt
boxes vermicclii
Is quarter boxes Cuba cigars
2 boxes Martinique Cordial ahaize"ei N'!o'
AMI Parfat Amour
boxes best London mustard
cases brandy fruits. together with
Olives, cspers. and anchovies
sale by d D.
may 2S-St .---------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE MARKET-ArRlL 81.
The prices OF Flour from the wagons liz Howard
ST. have declined, and transactions were made yes.
ter,lay at IS 90. We have heard Of the sales
of Is ahds. Whiskey from the Susquehannah.
yesterday at sls aud another lot Of 80 hhds. at
SO cents. Barrels from the stores are held at
81 cts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
7 or Sale,

VALUABLE Female House Servant and one
n Child, also female, about seven months Old.
The woman is sbou, % or d years Of age, and well
AGGRAVATED with all kinds Of house work. having been
raised in town. AMI always employed IN the necessary
dn,;ss of cooking wssing, &c. sc. She is sold for
no fault. CIRCUMSTANCES only render il necessary She
will not be sold out of the District Inquire OF the
U.;,,.r may IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
I.aMA for Sale.

g.. Wishing to remove to the West. will sell
,9yyn> or exchange the land I own adjoining the
EjssHi town of Providence Fairfax Court house. We
49, 49, mpwards Of eight hundred ACRES,
there is about one hslfn WOODS the whole well wa
tered and may be divided into four or more lots each
having teements, wood, water and cleared land-the
soil can say from experience, is easily improved by
as ,hnse inclined to purchase will view for themselves
will take less price for the land than the wood
alone would sell for ut the selling price Of 81 per cord
standing payable one fourth in cash, negroes or good
paper and credit for the balance OF one Two tnree
vc,rs or any length of time not exceeding ten years
NAV be had on puac,u,l payment Of interestor will
exchange for Lands in West Tennessee, Arkansas or
Missouri All communications the subject must be
post paid or they will not be attended to-
80, oO-1,wem ROBERT RADCLIFFE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25

as.se population there Is abundant food
gre So 'Sa,a there is food, armed menwill con-
dni sd Il. But in Poland, as well as IN
|s 20 nn must be formed at great ex-
B1''tl' VII food must be obtained from distance,
t'e' ';pcumstances arc almost insurmountaole
Sch II. ~ the keeping large army together
a: nth. the Prussians mustbe well aware. J"
n, lsis Isaiah Ihomas:0ihe Worcester
im ahIi,hes part Of the will OF DR.; Thomas
P-S" 10 Gives great number OF legacies to
''l'D .noant to public institutions. Among
afsss ,h;rty thousand dollars, besides some
90 law. %e Ipracies. to the American Antiquarian
~" Eve hundred dollars to the grand lodge
%,'!:s,cbusettS, certain real estate to the town
MM.scos,er-to the Massachusetts, General
VIZ. .I and to the Leicester Academy, three
''p Il ,lI,rs each, to the Massachusetts His
ad''S Soc;ety, the New York Historical Soci-
fN'. Massachusetts, Humane Society, the
IT, '"Su.etts Charitable Fire Society, aad the
Rvs Asylum-fve hundred dollars TO
|', 80 Female Asvlum-S50 dollars to the
star I.odse-one hundred dollars each
fu'' 'Tbonss Lodge in Monson, the Thomas
p,,,l Arch Chapter in Princeton, the PhIadei-
2 geographical Society. the Franklin Typo
ahc, S,cietv, in Boston. the Worcester
E'aI,nral Society. the Mechanic Association
pa.,or. two hundred dollars to the Massa-
Ii. Agricultural Society, three hundred
A.. Zach in books to the American Academy,
% Harvard University, and one hundred dol
s,eb in books to the Apprentices library IN
.o, and to the Essex Historical Society,
ID various other legacies.
-sSS1
,y,l Of Master Burke, had appeared at the
.',o. Ayres theatre, by the name LUIS Pa
-. po,aUElL,s. only seven years OF age. tie
-, h, DEBUT in the part Of Iancrei, in the
Nv -, If that name The paper says OF him,
n, ,ings with excellent taste and Judgment.
a what hi, voice wants in strength is compen-
,sj Nv its pureness: his animated action in the
:, \, furJar Ia Cdirna, and in the exclama-
=, Il n Campo, reminded US Of KEAN."
&NS
, S,Jiins CDanpiimeat. of the tag
=, and bobtail gentry OF New York, who occa-
.,Iv visit Long Island for sport. on Sunday,
R,coklyn Patriot saws. with vehemence-
W. do not believe that if ten thousand tons OF
s,,r ,m.iic, could, BY any possibility, be thrown
'n the very bowels Of purgatory, 1t could vo-
n. out such set Of animals"
-dNS>
R,a.bGcgnirm. Connecticut Herald di-
,,I., "tss Republican party" into--genuine Re
g,ican,-on the Fence Republicans-JumplnSS-
,.r R,publicans--Mongrel Republlcans-Ex-
lated. to. be Republicans -Pentagon, Heptason
nd 0ctason Republicans-and INITIATED Re-
,hE.sps
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED, MAY "a,
Brig Sarah s. Phebe, Thurno, Eastport, salt to
A. CaZenovc & Go.
British Schr. Fame, Oar re!, Bermuda. molas-
ses, sugar, rum and spcie &c. to Joshua Yra,on.
Schr. Triton, Post, Thomaston, '''9- 10 VIM.
Fowle & Co.
Schr. Correll, Davis, Norfolk, 10 Wm. Fowle
s. Go.
Ship Virginia, Morrell -of this Port, sailed from
Mobile 5th inst. tor Liverpool.
Richmond. May 2O-Arryed, schI. General
Brown, -, Alexandria; fish to the master.
Schr Stafford, -, Alexandria: with fish.
Schr. Betsey. hence at Halifax. May g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
Aisxandria Baths.
go ReWarA.

ENANAWAY frum the subscriber, about the 10th in
IL slant, negio man. named
PHIL;
A stout, strong well made fellow of dark complex
ION about u years of age; has scar on one OF his
legs near the ankle and his feet are clumsy and turn
out little lie took with hi sundry articles OF cloth
;na among them dark cassinet cost and psntaIoons,
not exactly alike. and brown linen round jseket-no
other marks recoilected.
whoever will apprehend and deliver the said fellow
to me, or to Mr.. George White, Auctloneer ana Com
mission Merchant Alexandria shall receive the above
rewsrL, and all reasonable charges paid.
JOHN ARNOLD.
King George County, Va. May 23-d3tt5eoA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
VALUABLE STOCK OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods .
At COS II.

(toAKLY e yANDERVORI, mtending 10 re-
move from the District. will dispose Of their en-.
tire stock of Fancy and staple Goods, At FIRST
COST. Families and merchants, wishing to obtain
goods upon very reasonable terms, will do wei 70 ca
mud examine them. All Of their goods are OF recent
importation and purchased IN view L RI, ~ S.,nd
a arse assortment Of staple goods, which are well
nr,Sy The attention of house Keepers, also full sup
DIV of articles, calculated for Gentlemens and boys
summer clothing II.
Washineton. is Nay, 1881. may io-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
Notice.

r1RopOs AIS WILDE receivedat my house on Paine
,.d.v the oath Instant for resting the Fish Wharf
for the remainder of the year- end on The hrpt Day
Of March, 1882. W. '"'AS"'' 'F'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
Ten Dollars Reward.

a. .4Imge sorrel Mare strayed or stolen.
xha~apYS On the night between the llth and 18th
1874 inst the above Mare tits believed was sto;
SL%,SA len from the wagon of the subscriber.
when st stewards the Little River Turnpike about
90 miles from Alexsnria Its face and all its feet sre
white and il has what is denohinated Glass Eye -
!, is about II hands high years old The present sea.
son and is believed to be with foa lift stolen the
shove reward viii be given for its reeovcry-if found
Sng two dollars with the necessary expenses IN
ib isces for returning il will be given by the sub.
scriber, living in the neghborhood OF Mddleburg.
,. on eo6, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
- aMted Immediately,

WET Nurse, who can bring satifaetory te:timo-
4 mails that she is honest, healthy, and OF good mo-
raj CHARACTER For such en- one lioern wages VIII %
given Enquire OF the Printer.
nxy Civ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
(N>

With the most sincere regret We learn the news
h the death of Jeremiah Evarts Esq. OF Boston,
Who died few days since at Charleston, ). Z.
W. ESarts had for many years been the Cores
pudding Secretary Of the foreign Mission Socie-
vat B1ston, and in the performance OF the du-
hes Of that Office has rendered the most import
~, services. To highly respectable talents, he
died the most unwearied assiduity & diligence,
! thorough acquaintance with the business and
,5jects Of the institution, and an entire devotion
otis interest and prosperity. His temper was
excellent, his pety sincere and ardent, and his
rharactei one Of the most unexceptionable and
exemplary, that we have ever been acquainted
aih. Ga no occasion have his talents, zeal, and
dependence of spirit been more faithfully and
naprably excited, than in behalf of the deeply
aired. prosecuted, and oppressed Indian tribes
a, the South Whatever may be the fate OF thus
mfor,unate people, Mr.. Evart's labors in their
AVER will be held in respect by all just, upright,
nd patriotic men, in all future generations.
IN T. Daily .4du.
Mr.. Evart was the author OF the Essays sign.
Cd William Penn" which originally appeared
a the National Intelligencer, aud which obtain
-lsasheAtensive circulation throughout the coun-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25

Csrpabsrs. are indebted TO Mr.. Lyford,
4 The Fountain Inn. Baltimore, for present OF
M yrO,cn cucumbars, the production Of horti-
gI,arist near that city. Mr.. l.. writes us that
', has had cucumbers on his table several days
20 as fair and full grown as those he has sent US;
nd, what will doubtless no less surprise the hor-
:liirsts in our vicinity, he further states, that
ary York cabbages, well headed, have already
appeared in the Baltimore market.-Noyfoik He
'H, Nay 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
Trustees SaAe.

ny virtue of deed of trust executed to me by John
ID Maddox and Ann his wife, and of record in tho
Clrk's Office of Prince William County Court, and in
pursuance of decre,a order Of the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Fredericksburg District, made in
cause therein depending between John Brown, admi-
ns,rator OF John Brown, deceased, Plaintiff, and John
Maddox and others Defendants. I shall. on tie frse
Monday in July merit before thefront door Of the Court
House Of Prince William County, proceed to sell, BY
public auction, -
aess7< THE TRACT OF LAND
aEHS IN the said deed mentioned. lying on Broad
sHS& Run in said County, and on which the said
<rsn> John Maddox resides.
Terms of Sale -One-third of the purchase money
will be required in hand one.'hird in twelve MONTHS
and the remaining third in two gears thereafter
uonts and deed Of trust the premisesS to secure
the deferred payments will be required Of the pur
chaser Such title Is is vested in will be conveyed
to the purchaser. u. b. SINCLAIR,
may -w2m trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25

int endence, at one Of the ship building yards on
the East River. These repairs are now finished,
and she presents the appearance, on the water,
of superb and handsome vessel, that will
"walk the waters as thing of Iife."
N. Y Enquirer.
-SNSN
New ORLEANS, May7.
Forgery Of United STATES Bank Noies.-A
man calling himself Colonel William G. Taylor
Of Cleaveand, Ohio, was arrested some time on
Tuesday afternoon, on charge of being connected
with the Browns, now in custody for forging, ut
tering and having in their possession large guam
tity Of notes, purpurting to be U. S. Bank notes.
Taylor is considered to be the grand master le-
yer of the whole concern; he is SAID not only to
have impaired instruction and intelligence to his
gang, but to have furnished the whole of the
plates from which the mass Of spurious and well
initiated notes, which were taken from the
Browns, we're struck of. He has been set at
liberty upon his own recognzance. backed by
deposite Of twelve thousand dollars, which is to
remain in the hands Of the proper officers of the
United States District Court as collateral Sc,
curity for his appearance at the next court to be
held FOR the eastern district of Louisiana.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
Mum, Sugar, Moiasses, Sc.

NVNN, oWSHt, sNVfNoS09' , 0'
4 AIMING this day from Brush schooner fxne'
Ia Capt darrell. from Bcrmucs, snitor SAFE,
- hhds prime nnscovsdo sugar
so do bright molasses
9 puncheons high favored Jamaica rum
9 do do Wind Sard island do
II bags wool
So OK hides
100 CAT skins
Dbl old copper j. SEA'oNc:
msy 95-St Uumheys whs'i'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
C0urt Of appeals.

c,,,,iI w;,l set, IS Court Of apPea's, on inc
esJ Oath and ssth inst. from IL Until O'CLOCK
each day l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Real Estate & Ground Rents.
an MONDAY the Esd Instant, at 10 O'Clock a. 81.
u will liz I'M he

Real Estate & Ground Nents.
nH MONDAY, the Esd Instant. at 10 O'Clock a. d..
~ will be sold on the premises,
That valuable LOT OF GROUND on the
south siie o! Prince between Fairfax and Water Sts
formerly occupied by Jacob Hoffman, Esq. as bacon
factory AMI subsequently by up Whitney asa store,
fronting Prince street thirty feet ten and quar-
ter inches aud running hack one hundred and fourteen
feet to feet alley, On this lot there are two large
fire proof warehouses, Prince street, three sto
res high and the other afures id alley, two sto
RES high, fifty eight feet long by twenty feet wide
! his lot may be divided into TWO tenements.
Another LOT on Washington Street, few
doors above Messrs Kerr Fitzhugh's, at presentoc
cupied by Mt Richard 5hacklefori, fronting Was
ng,on twenty feet and running back one humid
red aud twenty three f.. ct winch is comfortable
dwell Hing aud other bous' This proper Is also sub
ject to sn snn,lal ground rent Of $50.
An ANNUITY or GROUND RENT Of Go
dollars threefourths Of square, or one and halt
sores of land, lying on Henry, between Prince and
Duke streets. Also,
"A The TENEMENT adjoining, be.
GEsE!(An ing the balance on the said squsrs, Tying
G&saiHon Favctte street. n!aning II half acre
SyX1@s3 of land. on which iss fine large Brick
= elng House, with other out houses, garden and
choice fruit trees
Terms liberal, ard made known at sale.
mays So,s GEO. WHITE Auct.
~ The above sale is postponed till Friday.
The .7ih instant. may -4--dls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
Notice Is Hereby Given,

,o -. stockholders in the Leesb"rg Turnpike
Road tina, the 2ist day o. nns nee. .s an FOR for
on rs.Jent four Directors, and Ireasurerfor saio
70 "PS ny order of the President and Directors
py o'A'' sAh'L. u. EDWARDS,
Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-25
lNSHe

Rsqubiicallfm. ConneeHcut Hera'u Ut
,,I,, "tss Republican party" mto--genuine Re
g,ican,-on the Fence Republicans-Jumpinss-
,.r .R,publicans--Mongrel Republicans-Ex-
,r,ed,to.be Republicans -Pentagon, Heptason
nd Octason Republicaus-and Initiated Re-
mbicans.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-13

promised to see what could be done.-- l shall send him to do penance among the anti-Reformers in England. Some of the others wont fare so well; Branch l have sent home to be devoured by his own dogs Ingham is turned out to grass Eaton shall keep for pointer while longer. B., through my intefcession is still under consideration, wish to give him further trial. But l must take care how blab--cabinet secrets must not be divulged to every body, you know; you see what scrape Calhoun and Crawford are in from that same cause; but rely on your discretion.
 What is Gov. T. doing among the wiregrass2 has he abandoned his to- " friends in the South state? has he ever told you what a blessing gave him about them same nullifiers? the poor dear deluded man! l told him he ought to have a dishelout fastened to his tail the balance of his life; then he gave such look out of his two eyes, that it went to my heart. Hayne and MeDufie have bit their own noses ofI-they would 'hf he governed by inc, though l was the first to put them on the trail.- Having accomplished my ends, tried to call off my dogs; but they had got on a wrong scent and are now lost.
 ] have just had long talk with the
 -: the Cherokees shall positively remove in less than year; there would be no difficulty about it tifGov. c. and his foPpish colonels and brutal guards would keep about their own busi- ness. The smoke of their expressions has gone up; and verily fear it will be answered upon the heads of the inno- cent. shall go to Georgia and put in for draw Tn the next land lottery. G. will give me three chances at least. in re- turn for the many Gavors have shown him, besides what l have done for Geor- gia and the South.
 Is your post office any better attend ed to than formerly? letme know if is not, and 1t sltaH be. The post office is particularly under my guardianship, and shan't he neglected.
 P. $. Whatdo they say of my South ern Tour? How do the blue skins ad- mire their own lilxenesses? Give my love to all. Adieu.
 ANNE RoYALL.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-13

Ihe Sabboth BcH.-To all civilized nations-to all who revere the throne of Him wl,o fixed the stars--to all who stand in awe of the great architect of nature and ourselves, the Sabbath bell has greatful sound, It strikes deep and awful call to every man of refec- ton. It invites the good and pure of heart to holy converse with Deity, and it twarns the obstinate and depraved to pause, and turn, and be received. Af ter the tolls of the secular week, the morning Sabbath bell tolls in the ear of a busy people, to rest from their labors and enjoy calm which the great Almigfr ty hath ordained; it rings to all nature the tones of peace and good will to all mankind.
 The solemnities of our religion are variously observed, with equal value to man. On a Sabbath morning if the country, when providence is breathing it's smiles upon the earth, it refreshing to hear the Sabbath bell; to join the pro- cession as it wends its silence tothe house that is dedicated to the God of the Uni verse. There is holy charm in con templating their simple and nnadorned attire-emblematical of the spotlessness of the spirit witiiiil--their meek and un- affected devotion, and quiet concern of the soul in things that speak of its ever lasting peace.
 Nor in populous city is the spectacle less solemn. After the turmoil of busi- ness and the facination of the week, the Sabbath bell calls the venerable and the great, the young, the gay and the beau tiful, to remember Him who imparts his blessing to the just and even the un- 1 just. The prosperous tradesman, and the rich merchant, are called from their cares to devote few hours to holy recre. alton.
 They assemble in the holy house-A