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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04

From the Doyiestown Republican, May1.
We learn that Nina will be brought into Court
this day tuesday, at IL O'Clock, to receive
sentence Of death.
Within day or two past, he seems seriously
impressed with his awful situation, and deter
mined to endeavor to prepare for his impending
fate. He has been kindly furnished with Spa
nish Bible, which he prruses with attention, and
much seeming benefit.
Previous to his conviction. Nina detailed in
private many of the circumstances connected with
his ill-tated intimacy with Mrs Chapman. Their
first meeting was on board of steamboat going
from Bristol to Philadelphia, on board of which
she was brought by small boat from Dunks'
Ferry. She approached Nina and his compa-
nion and inquired il they could speak French;
he answered no. but that his friend could. She
recommended them TO a boarding house in the
city, but they stated that they had already fixed
on one.
Shortly after their arrival, Mrs. Chapman call
ed on Nina, and an intimacy of suspicious cha
racter followed. she bearing an assumed name
Nina was arrested for stealing gold watch and
music book, which he alleges he purchased,
and committed to prison. Mrs. Chapman EN-
braced this opportunity, and carried Oft all his
clothes. watch, the hilt Of a sword, which was OF
solid silver. studded with precious stones, and
other articles of personal property.
After being released from prison. having no &C
ouaintance in the city, Nina determined to 60
to New York bv land. and accidently stopped at
Audalusia, for rest and refresbment, where to his
surprise, he recognised 10 the lady OF the man
sion, his ehsre annie in Philadelphia. Mr.. Chap
man at first refused him admission, but was re-
monstrated with BY Mn. Chapman, and finally
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
LIVERPOOL MARKEw--MARoH s

LIVERPOOL MARKET.-MARoHS 81.
There has been moderate demand for Wheat
throughout the week, and fine descriptions re-
main without alteration 10 prices. Sales OF Rus:
sian Wheat at IS Cd to SIS Cd per 70 lbs. and OF
sweet american Flour. at 22s per brl. in bond,
are reported to have been made for export. Sour
-four in bond is dull, and rather defining
Bengal -four sells, tor slzirs ate9s per 1856 lbs,
with an increasing consumption.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
Cash for Negroes

WE wish to purchase one hundred and nifty likely
wv Negroes, of both sexes. from IL to Is years OF
sre. field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give US q
call, as we are determined to give higher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who or may hereafter
he in this market and no certificates required.
Any commune cations promptly attendedto. We can
ut all times be found at ourresdenee west end Duke
street, Alexandra, ID. G..
maya FRANKLIN AhhFihLu'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
d I E D..

Yesterday morning, after an illness Of IS hours,
Mrs. Mary DAvEY. wife Of Mr.. Thomas Davey,
aged 81 years. Her friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend her funeral, This Morning,
at 10 O'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

IN Saturday next, 5th inst at 10 o'clock, will be
~ sold at the store Of H. B. Rose q Co all their
Stock in Trade, Store Nrniflre &c.
consisting of French brandy, Holland GIN chocolate,
mustard tobacco. stand casks, scales, weights, mes,
sures, oil cansters, &c. &c.
w. D. MUTT. Trustee.
WI be added TO the above Sale
IS boxes light VINE; pipes Holland gin
half pipes brandt; 8 boxes tobacco
Also, pipes gin; 2 pipes brandy
12 or casks Marseles Madeira wine
l2 do white do
10 hhds N. q. sugar, 10 hhds Auscoyado sugar
~ Or casks light wine. maya
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
Notice is hereby Given,

TNI!Ar the annual meeting of the Stockholders in
l. the AeIsndris Canal Co 4, will be held at the Coun-
Gil Chamber, in the town Of Alexandra, on Monday,
the seventh day Of May next at eleven O'Clock, A:
at which time a statement of the affairs Of the
Company will be submitted, and an election take
place for President and six Dire serve the
suing year. by order, JOHN II. CREASE,
Clerk a. C. C.
Canal Office, I'd Nav, 1832-dt7th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
ROsTON MARKET-ApRIL 80.

Fyour.-Since the late arrivals, less disposi-
ton has been manifested to purchase to any great
extent, but prices of the last week have general
" been sustained. Howard street So. no.;
Alexandria Mountain 81; and Fredericksburg
the same; LowIand 81 a Sc; aud Genessee at
quotations.
Grain.-The market is lesf firm than 1t was
in the early part of the week, when sales OF
Southern White and Yellow Flat Corn, were
made at So 81 c. per bushel-the latter on so
and 60 days credit. There have been no opera
lions to-day Of any Importance, and we continue
the above prices. Some small parcels OF White
Corn have been taken at slight advance. -
Sales of Rye at 90 c.and Oats so So c.; South
ern do. As c. pet bushel; and O: Eastern Oats se-
vera lots have come into market to day, and re-
main unsUld.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-May 2

But few enquiries for Supertae Flour for ex-
port since last report. and but two small lots
sold at $3.50; supplies continue limited, and
holders remain firm. Rye Flour has advanced;
sales at S4,1sa S4,s5, mostly at the latter
price. Very little doing in Corhsieai. No ar
rivals of Wheat; but one or two OF Corn, which
sold at 5l4 cents for yellow. Whiskey is in bet
er request at last weeks prices, and Linseed
Oil dull.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04

James Mckenzie + Co.
HAVE had, by the Last New York arrivals, their
SPRING SUPPLIES
largely increased. Amongst their present stock will
be found
Colored Italian lutstrnss, desirable shades
Black wstered gro de Naples
Polonase and popne figured silks. painted ar.
CANDIES
Mateoni's best black lutstrings and gro de swiss
Rich patterns painted muslins
Hesv white and col0red sstins
Copd hOrences modes and gro de zIins
India sensliews, sarsnetts ahd levgntnes
Arcophane and Italian grapes. sN coiors
GAUGE bonnet and blonde cap ribbons
Taffeia ribbons all widths
HermSns, Grape, ganse, nett, silk and other
fancy hdkfs and shswls
Ladies' and misses silk, cotton, raw silk and
VIgonia hosiery
Cotton and silk open work and embfod'd do
Ladies' and misses long and short gloves, plain
and fancy
Bobbnet laees, edgngs, footings and nsertngs
Cambria insertings and edgings
Irish linens, linen cambrcs and long lawns
Linen cambria hdks plain and colored borders
French and English chintzes, prints and ginS.
hams
Black, nankin and mandirine grapes
Pongees and bomb szines fine to xtra fine
Jaconet, Swiss, cambria and book musins
Rich blond gauze wells and green barages
Corded skirts and cambria dimity
Furniture dimity. chintzs and fringes
French grass cloth, for chlldreD's aprons and
psntaIetts, &c.
Irish and Russis, table and birds eye diapers
and napkins
Rug grass CANVASS and wasteds
Figured Aoor cloth ba,zes cheap
Russia, SILICA and Irish sheengs
Gsuzc hlnnes, warranted to shrink
Brown cambrics and battstes for bonnets
Umbrella sensha Us and canbrcs, brownblue,
and green
.fiso, for Gentiemen's Wear,
Supe rfine erminetts, fancy cOlofs
HACK, brown and gre en- French bombasines
DriIngs brown and bleacbed, plain, notified
and checked
Plaid, striped and plain sateens and horentines
New style fancy coIors AMI white Msrselles
Do do black and colrred silk vestings
DO do do princettss. hastings, and ciress.
Extra Gum Elastic Suspendess, new article
Spu silk, raw silk, silk web suspenden
Berlin, thread, cotton, hid and buck gloves
Fancy and plain silk, raw silk, and cotton hose
Bomb ,zine and six stocks, and large size Italian
crsyats
Bandanua, flag, pongee, and cambria handker.
chiefs, &C. &c &c.
Al! of which they disposed to sell at the smallest
possible advance They will be repIenishing their q.
sortment EvERr WEEK throughout the season. by the
arrival of each New York packet. apr 30-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Public Sale Of Dry Goods.

TIME subscribers, intending to remove from Alexan.
dris, will offer at public sale. at their Store OH
King Street. on Friday the 18th Of May, part ofther
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, consisting of &c.
neral assert nent of Sessonable Goods
Terms-ali sums under $50 cash; all over $50, and
not exceeding $500, credit Of go days; and all sums
over $500. edit Of months, closed BY negotiable
notes, with an approved endorser.
RICHARD s. HOPKINS & Co.
may 3-dts GEO WHITE, Auc' ioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
Ice.

ice.
WIN. B. STUART is prepared to deliver clean,
w pure ICE from the Columbian Ice House every
d.v in the week, from sunrise until 10 O'Clock.
apr 2S-d3t&eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
For sale.

4 TRACT ofland, containing 81 acres, inthe county
n Of Fairfax, adjoining the land of John Duln; and
WIN Ball about ten miles from Alexandria Apply TO
r. l. Taylor Esq. or Daniel F. Dulsny
oct. l7-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04

ACouyention OF Delegates OF the Nauonai Nc
,0bc,n Young Men, from different parts Of the
IroiOu. will assemble at the City Hall, in Wash.
aston City, on Monday, the seventh day Of this
month.
The Committee Of Arrangements requests
nat the Delegates to this Convention will, on
,bsir arrival in Washington, be good enough to
ave their names and residence at the Office OF
NE National Intelligencer.
gaoth.r Conrsnfion!-We observe in the last
Culpeper Gazette, notice, signed BY Judge
p;,t,rd Fl. Field. Col Samuel A Storrow, and
,,h.rs that IA Convention Of Delegates will as
.nhle At Charlottesville, on the 18th day OF June
ns,,. to nominate Ticket Of Electors, pledged
=, .aooOrt Andrew Jackson as President Of the
,,o;,,d States. and Philip p. Barbour as Vice
p,o.;d,ut." and meeting OF the eitizeus Of
,,,osoer is called, on the first day Of the May
ro,r,, for the purpose OF appointing Delegates to
said Convention.
Ne have carefully read the Bank Report, OF
which synopsis will be found in this mornings
G,,et,e. and fully agree with Col. Johnson, IN
H.. ooiuion he expressed with regard lit; "that
woald afford an abundance Of fresh materials,
q, Mo,e Who we're in favor, and those opposed to
ne hank. for making speeches on the subject to
5,t House, or rather to their constituents-buth he
J;J no, believe it would change the opinion OF
angle human being in theUnited States, either
ne uay or the other, with respect to the bank"
We have received the first number OF the Ma
ioO, Unioa, published in Washington, twice
week; we'll filled sheet, and favorable to the
LECTION Of Mr.. Clay.
The General Conference Of the Methodist
gD;.coDal Church Of thu United States convened
in Philadelphia on Monday last, at the Academy
IN North Fourth street, and will probably CONT
me in session for several weeks. We have been
informed, there are in attendance between two
and three hundred delegates, among whom are
nany Of the most eloquent and distinguished
preachers Of the Methodist denomination. The
meetings Of the conference, We understand. are
public; and every evening, during its continuance,
there will be preaching in all their meeting hous-
Is in the city and liberties Of Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
Mercer potntOes.

lust received, supply Of Mercer Potatoes, which
- will be sold from the vessel, this morning, lower
than can be bought after stored.
Ice Tickets ready for delivery
may 2-3t C. & p. C. MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
ThNMas NOWeN

hbWuS WIN
HAS removed to Fairfax street, second door south
L Of Prince street Having large safe warehouse,
will take on storage Flour, and keep the mill brands
separate His terms will be moderate, f ordered to
seil) Insurance property can be effected on the
lowest terms For sale
40 bbls fresh ground meal
Sack salt Liverpool filled; winter oil
Coffee, few bags; herrngs, nett and gross
Orleans sugar; white and red oak fish bbls
&c &c. on usual terms. may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04

New GUOds.
WASHINGTON g. BRENT
EIAVE received, by the schr Virginia and other
Ill late arrivals from New York, large and general
assortment OF
SPRING GOODS.-Among them are
Rest Italian lustring
Senshaws, sarsenets and levantines
Forenc. S and sa,ins; Grape shswls and hdkfs
Silk and gauze do
Linen cAmorc hdkfs, new style
GAUGE wells, white, black and green
Painted muslins, gnghams in great variety
French and English ohintz
Cambria and furniture dimity
I.ustring ribbons, some very wide
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Cotton hose, white. black lead and fancy color'd
Silk and raw silk hose
Laces, edging and quilting
Cambrics extra super; super menno bombazInes
Gauge A4nnels; damask, birdseye aud Russia
diapers
Damask able cloths, white, brown and colored
sIesia and Irish sheetings; Msrseilles quilts
Pongee, Aag and bandanna hdkfs
Rocks, Swiss and checked muslins
Umbrellas and psrasols, all kinds
Blue. black and fancy cloths
Centlemen's and boys summer wear, OF every
description
with almost every other article in the DRY GOOD
In. may 1-9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-04
White Head

White Head
100 IRON bound kegs pure White Lead, ofsuPe
liU rior quality, landing and tor sale by
SM & s. II JtNNEY.
Who have in Store, 60 kegs No. White Lead
may
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
From the Ney York Courier.

To keep down the price of exchange between
dherent parts of tho country, the United States
BANK is compelled at great cxpencc to transport
specie from one Branch to another. The effect OF
inns Is TO benefit the people, yet the organ of the
Government attempts TO pcrvsrt il into an at,emn,
at BRIBERY.
We have in this City $50 Custom house officers
whose united salaries amount TO $3.50, 1877 81.
All TINS patronage is arraycd against the PEOPLE
ana many ut them arc excused from the perform
once OF their duties to devote their time to
eectioncesing.
Late advlces from tho West. ~ atstbnt tho P,cs;
dent hos become so'seys hat star16d at the signs
OF the times and in ides asoslsdsior the cause Of
his evident want of posSfFfssse has hit upon Nh,
truth, and swoars vongcanee ASainst KENDALL g.
Co
He ronrs terribly at their proceedings and throat
ems to give the Augean Stable another sweepiny
Perhaps the day of rctribuiiom is al haad. but il
comes too late to save the President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
FoR TIE WHO.

Serious reflections upon the late conduct of An.
drew Jackson, President of the United States
have caused much uneasiness in the mind of an
old and obscure man, Tor the security and continu-
ance of our American Institutions. To remedy
1.-The arbitrary will, and the rights and liberties
of the people FROM the despotic encrou chments of
such President, upon free institutions; and
to preserve peace and harmony amongst the rood
people OF our Union with great defcrence) [ sug-
gest the proprie,y OF recommending to the several
State-l'egisiaturcs with view To curail the pow
ers now vested i'll the President by the Constitution
as 1t now stands, such an amendment to that in
struihent, as will save Country If IL be adopt
ed,) from jeopardy and ruin by any Usurper
Thatthe United States be laid off in five Dis
tricts (and numbered from one to iive,) equally
as convenient, and that each of said Districts shall
elect President for FIVE years, the seat of one of
whom, shall be vacated at the expiration of one
year, by lot to be drawn in the presence of the
Senate of the United States, and shall not again
be eligible for two years thereafter; the second
drawn number in like manner, to vacate his seat
at the expiration of the second year, &c, tina,
of the said Presidents shall be elected annually
by the people of the District whore tho vacancy
occurs. That those Presidents shall reside at the
seat OF the General Government, and be allowed a
compensation of $4,000 per annum, EACH for
their services; and the powers given the Pres-
dent by the Constitution, shall BIO exercised by
majority of the five Prcsiients any three or more
OF whom may act; and in of the death, resig-
nation, other disability of any of thcm, their
to be held by the people of his or their Districts
which shall be made equal in their limits and
population may be; and at the end of each sue
ceeding term of ten years, Congress shall have the
power by law, so to arrange those five Presidential
Districts, as 10 continue their equality Of popua.
lion and extont, and make such arrangements for
the accommodation of the Presidentc, as may
seem just and proper. L have seen with fearful
pain and trembling for the rights and liberties of
the American People, the great danger of giving
TO any one individual, too muclr power. There
may arise up amongst snme other viciously incli
ned man, who. with the aid of scyophants and in
,iriguers, may whecdle himself into power; and If
the powers now given the President, under
stItuiion, be not checked by some salutary or
wholesome amendment of tat instrument, | fear
our present form Of Government cannot last.
If we could get, at each succeeding election, an
honest intelligent, sensible patriotic statesman y
to fill our Presidential Chair, who would regard the
true interest of the nation at large, and not cons-
der as paramount, selEaggrandisement then might
one President be trusted; but under all crcumstan-
ces, think IT will lie safest TO make the proposed
amendment. Let us guard against danger.
INDICATOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
R0.gVoy6, .g.v.gpEwSe.y. "a


n r Wm continue the sale OF GROCERIES, Do.
,h ny GOODS, COTTON YARNS, SC at
ba ,r' nu formerly occupied by Anderson * LeaRe:
vii LIS I 10 his friends and the public generally n
G,,ia! ec'cd assortment, consisting in part of Nh,
enumcrate- - ~ wv 'e~io"' ~
~ ~ hhos. St CroiS, Porto Rico, & n. O. Sugars,
aoo 49,, anu oorreIs refined do.
oUo bags green and Java Coffee
80 hhds. English Island Molasses
23n sacks Liverpool blown Salt.
w 40. do ground alum do
80 tons Swcdes, country and Enpl;.h Iron
ton Plough Plates,
English and American Bstercd Steel
German do
100 kegs cut Nails and Brads oasor,od s;z
l@u bags patent Shot, do do
ID Kegs Duponts and Bcdtty Powder
~ bales cotton Oznaburys,
D do. "a brown Shirtings Richmond
D do. Al do. Sheetngs I Manuf,c,nr,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. assorted
pipe superior L. =. NJ. Wine a wears old
pipes and Or casks 5. NJ. do, Woodhouso
brand,
~ W CASKS sweet Malaga do,
pipe very superior Cognac Brandy; years
punchron old jamaica Ram,
Old Rye Whskcy, IN barrels,
common do. in hi,ds. and barrels,
Pepper, Ginger Alispce and Nutmces,
ni",eo, Mndder Coppcrus and. Alum,
Satpctrc, Birthstone,
Sperm. and Tallow Candies,
Dcd Cords and Leading Lines
sep % 81,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
NEW MARKET RACES


Tho Races the New Market Course COM
menced on Tuesday last, with the great Colt Stake
TO which there were ten subscribers, 5000 en-
francs, half forfeit, two mile heats SIX started
The following is the result:
Richard Adams b. C. Primrose by RatIor
VIM H. Johnsons b. C. Herr Cline, by Sir
Archie, II q
John M'nga's bl. C. Black Hawk, by Hot
spur, 3 3
j. }. Harrison's C. C. Sir Erin, by Archie, 9 d dis
WIN. M VESTS br C. Sir Walter, by Ton
SON.. dis.
John NJ. Bolts 5. c. Damon, by Gohan-
man, dis
Fime-lst heat, 3m. 55s.--2d heat 3m 54s-3d
heat, 3n,. SIS.
Inns was one OF the most interesting colt races
that has been run over tks course for MANY years
most oi The entries having been winners at tho
Spring Races.
rroprietor's Purse. $500, two milo beats ell
tries. Judges award. Z
WIN. X. Johnson's s. m. Annette by
Sir Charles 5 years old, 4 l
VIM. H. Minge's &. IN. I. c. by Archie,
=, years ora, 9
ii. Macln's b. m. Jane Shore, by Ar
chic, years old. 3 O
Thomas ID. Watsun's TO. c. Calcul,
ton, by Contention, ) years old 6 : @
). hinges s. h. Boiiingbrook by Sir
Charles, years old. "a 0
o. Z. Hare's b. 10. Die Vernon, by Di
rector, yeays old, 7 5 dis.
WIN. NJ. Vests, b. f. Lady Sumner.
by Shawnee, years old / DIR.
lime-lst heat, 3.n. 52s.-2d heat 3n 53s-3d
heat, Bin. 54s.-4th heat, Bun. So.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
FROM Peuison,. Ameriean Dailx Adperti,er.

:, From Poufsons american Daily Advertiser.
Extract from n lottor to gentleman in this city,
dated LONDON, 22d Angus, 1882.
Let mo cndeavsr 20 enliven you, IL il is only by
rousing you to defend your Amor Patre"--if you
can now boast of your independence, after the
quot OF your President Would our King dare 10
refuse his any bill which has received tho
consent of both houses oil parliament He certain.
~ has the power to do so; but what would be- the
consequences, were he TO act thusl 1t would i'm
mediateiy be asked ''Whaf minister had given this
advice 10 the king?"-and wee to the man who had
ac,sd so ra'hly! Truly has Pope said
"ror forms of Government let fools contest,
THAT which is best administered. is hest"
Under the name Of republic and independence,
you are ruled by Despot. Well, do the Ameri.
themselves independent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
-ESssdS5a8aOaoe RYce@.

'HNHE Fall Meeting for 1882, over the Central
81 Course, will lake place the 4th Tuesday
23d OF October, Tin lieu OF the 5th, as was adycr
tised,) and continue days as usual.
FIRST DAY
SweePstake for years old colts and illios
TWO mile heats, entrance $500, half forfeit, 3 or
more 10 make race, to close and name by the Odd
ana on the same day the Chateau Mrgeaux stakes
'or gentlemen who are to ride their own horses, Il
s'lgie neat OF two miles, entrance 800; nine sub
scribers and closed
SECOND DAY.
Inc post stake for all ages, 4 mile heats ell
trance $500, p. p. the proprietor to add s. OOO-4
SUBSCRIBERS and closed: VIM r. johnson, John c.
stevens, Jas. NJ Selden and Bella Badger.
THIRD DAY.
rroprietor's Purse two or three mile heats las
Viii Will hereafter he determined by the Club,) for
$500, entrance Sl5.
FOURTH DAY
The Jockey Club Purse, free for all aoe. mill,
heats, for 81 600, entrance 500
inc health of Baltimore and its vicinity, being
restored, and the Races this course coming pre-
vlous TO most of the important races i'm VirTini,
the proprietor will calculate on affording good
sport. j. NJ SEIDEN Pon5i So
oc l3-dSc tdr