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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT 70. 1852

How ardently must the true patriot long 70,
the final adjustment and complete settlement. Of
the distracting questions which now agtate the
country, and divide our people into sects and
psrties-Yhen notification shall be forgotten, Or
remembered only to be regretted-when the 10.
dams shall be comfortably situated. and Georgia
satisfed-whpn the North and the South shall
be once more, in reality, united 10 feeling and in
interest, and wreG personai political preferences
shall be merged il aigner and loftier considera.
TONS
" Ours are the plans IF fair, delightful peace,
a. U,!wsrp'd b, party gag, 20 LIVE LIKE saoriERs"
We will. at the END u this week. publish, in a
form convenient To b. passed up in Merchants
Counting Rooms, the Tariff Act passed at The
last session Of Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

published, daily, (by EDGAR SNOWOEN,) for the
Town. and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly oP.
posire the Post Office Daily paper 80; Country pa
per IS per snnum.-Advertisements inserted at the
following rates: For square Of 10 lines, inserted
daily, or every other day three times, 81; and 70
cents for ever subsequent Insertion On Advertise
ments in serted once tciee yeek Is per cent adj
di,io,aL No advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81. All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
SAMUEL TUCKER.

Our Charge at ST. James's.-It is fortunate
for the country that our interests are not mate
rally suffering through the neglect of Gen. Jack
son to till the vacancy occasioned by the rejec-
tlon OF Mr.. Van Buren,. Much has been said
respecting our diplomatic relations with the Court
of St. Petersbursh. entrusted as they were, to
Secretary OF Legation. SO young aud inexpe-
rienced. Mr. Vail. our Charge d.. flares at
London. is man Of superior abilities, and no
ordinary requirements. He speaks several mo.
dern languages, writes them with elegance and
facility. is fine classical scholar, and under.
stands as thoroughly as mere spectator can do
the complicated and Earring politics Of Europe.
We are glad Of an opportunity to praise one of
Gen. Jackson's Ppointmen,s.-.Aib. Dai. .4dv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
MARYLAND.

Cambridge. Sept. s.-Four cases and two
deaths, BY Cholera, have occurred since our last.
Frederick, Sept. 8.-Several cases have occur.
red in this city, and few additional at the Aims
House; but there is no alarm among our inhabit.
ants.
Washington County, Sept. 6.-Seseral cases
have occurred, during the past week, on the line
of the Canal, within our country, mostly in the
neighborhood Of, and above, Harper's Ferry. So
various have been the reports, that we cannot ha-
lard conjecture as to the number OF cases.
Report says that as many as three. four. five and
six dead bodies have been seen in single shan
tee at one time. Certain it is. that considerable
panic exists among the Workmen, and that they
are leaving the canal very fast. and spreading
over the country in all directions, dittusIng ex-
citement wherever they go.
One case occurred and terminated fatally on
Sunday morning last, about four miles west OF
town The subject was 'aborer on the canal,
who was making his way West.
There has not yet been case in the town.
and We are happy to be able 10 state that our CT
tzens enjoy better health than usual at this sea.
son of the year
JpiHiamsport, Sept. IA case exhibiting
symptoms Of Cholera occurred at this place late
ly. The patient, a laborer on the Canal, is con-
valescent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

Serious Accidental serious accident occur.
red at the store of Mr.. +. B. Mackay, in Mer.
chants Row. yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Samuel
Parkman Baldwin, son of the late Luke Bald
win, Esq. had been marking two bundles of furs
in the third loft of the store, and while engaged
in that business, the porter, unperceived by him,
opened the scuttle. with the view OF lowering
them. Mr.. Baldwin, turning round suddenly,
made misstep, and fell through the scutte to
the ground floor. disIocating his neck. and other.
wise injurlng his body and limbs. He survived
the accident short time only. He was about
twenty-five years Of age.-Boston Gazette
Diamond cuts Diamond. have been in.
formed that. an evening or two since. at one OF
the gambling houses in Chartres street. fellow
who had not been very successful at play. sud
denly started up, and seizing quantity of bank
notes, which were displayed On the table in the
usual attractive style, in the first moment Of sur
prise and stupefaction BY which the keepers Of
the table and the other attendants were enchain-
ed, got securel, into the street, and made good
his retusat. The amount uf the booty thus OBJ.
tanned. is understood TO have been about nine
hundred doHars.-New Orleans Gax.
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Cash for Eegrnes

WE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, Of both sexes, from IL to IS years Of
age. field hands; also mechanics of every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do we'll TO give us
call, as determined to give higher price for
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
be in this market, and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly attended to- We can
at all times be found at ourresidence west end Duke.
street, Aiexsndris, d C.
sept8 FRANKLIN & ARNFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

We find the following communication in the
Cincinnati Gazette. The writer does not appear
to be over nice in his conscience, but we copy it
principally to show the real operation OF the Veto
in the Western Country.
Mr.: Hann,pnd:-I perceived communica-
ton in your paper Of Saturday last in which
am charged with procaiming hostilities against
friend and foe, and using the power | possess
over my debtors, in putting them to the torture,
SC.
I offer war to none who meet their engage.
ments: against those who will not pay their notes
when due. nor give such additional security as Is
required, openly proclaim hostility.
A short time ago Cincinnati was in prosper
Gus conditions; improvements were going forward
in every part of the City; the banks discounted
liberal y; money was plenty: every branch oil bu.
s,aess floLrished; and real estate was purchased
with aviiity. Now all is changed; gloom aud
dependency prevail; credit Is shaken; money Is
scarce; real estate Is deprecated IN value; con-
fidence in monied aud commercial transactions
is impaired; numerous bankruptcies follow each
other in rapid succession; and general feeling
of dstrust is prevalent throughout our CITY; and
when il I. considered that III all probability this
is but the prelude to yet greater embarrassment,
YET deeper distress. is it surprising that should
resort to energetic measures, TO collect such debts
as have, from the change in the times, grown In.
In the present aspect of affairs. conceive my
self justifabie. not only in demanding higher
price for money. but stronger security, Inasmuch
as the business is much more hazaT dOus, than
when the city was 10 thriving condition
A. money is an article of commere, see no
improperly IN selling it for the best price 1t will
command. All business men dispose OF their
commodities to the best advantage; and should
scarcity prevail in any article inwhich they deal.
do they not uniformly rise in their demands!-
Now money is the article 10 which traffic, and
l contend that it is fair and just that should
buy it as low, anu sell il at as high price as it
will command II the Presidents Veto has. IN
some degree, cut of the supply Of money. and
thereby enhanced its value. consider myself
quite as justi6abe in profiting by the event, as
dealer in four would be in demanding an ad-
vanced price for the article because failure OF
crops, or any other cause, had created search
ty Of that commodity. The writer Of the article
alluded to, does me great honor in assigning to
me the rank of leader among the brokers. My
ambition leads me TO prefer being considered as
the Prince of Shavers, rather than be classed
among fourth.rate politicians. w. SMEAD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,
September IL, 1882. ) .
The Board Of Health report no new cases OF
Cholera for the "a hours ending this day at noon.
By order: v,,spv s..,v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12
In the Board of Commissioners of Heath,

BosroN, p. NJ. Sept. T, 1882.
This Board report that female. named Eliza.
beth Hunt, aged about forty years, died of Ma,
lignant Cholera this day. at half past ten o'clock
Of the forenoon. at the Hospital on Tremont-st.
By order Of the Board,
WIN HAYDEN, Jr. Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

The last report from WAsHINGros gives :"
new cases Of Cholera. and IS deaths. we re.
ceived.no National InteIligencer yesterday anu
are consequently unable to give further par'eu'
lars.
The last report from BALTIMORE gives, deaths
by Cholera, IS: Whites, IL; Coored. IL.
HEALTH OFFICE,
Baltimore, Sept. 10. 1882 j.
Report of Interments in the City OF Baltimore
for the last week, ending this morning, VIZ: o'd
age, 6; bilious fever, S; consumption, 9; cho'e'
ra e26; cholera infautum, %; asthma, /; liver
complaint, 1; stiIIborn, 8; typhus fever. o; IN
fantile unknown, 23; unknown adult, s; milan
nation of the brain, l.; dysentery. 5; cramp. cho-
lie, l; suicide, +; casualty 2; abscess, l; drop.
sy in the head, 8; rheumatism, 1; intermittent
fever, Q; mania, l.; small poS, Q; marasmus, u;
sudden. l:-total, $50. Males. 1863; females.
l6s-3sa OF which number l22 were coiored
persons, 100 free, s slaves.
By order, DAVID HARRIS Sec'y.
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GEoReErowx, I'd. c. Sept. II.

GEoRGETowN, ID. y. oept. IL.
ChoLera.-We have forborne to mention the
existence of few cases Of this disorder in our
town. partly because we expected that the Board
of Health would feel it their duty to make an Of
fetal report, and partly because the physicians
themselves were divided in opinion as to whether
the disease was any thing more than has been
known here before. though in an aggravated and
highly malignant form.
Besides these two considerations, we had not
time to collect information that could be relied
on, and we preferred making no mention OF the
cases. alleged to have occurred, lest we should
give incorrect information. 1t will be seen that
the Board of Health have made report. which
embraces a. deaths by the cholera from the LIST
to the 9th inst. As in other places. the disorder
has been chiefly confined to coIored and impru..
dent persons. Two or three of those who died
during the week have been long time in i'll
health.
Our citizens generally enjoy their usual share
of health. which may be ascribed to the precau-
tons recommended by the physicians and CorPo.
ration, and very generally adopted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-12

BENZ. s. KINSEY, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale:
1000 lbs. EPSON and gauber salts
25O0 do. roll sulphur 500 lbs. sal aeratus
600 do. ilos do 1000 do redwood
1900 do. dry white lead
700 10. chloride lime 800 lbs. putty
10 canisters pure verdegris
I25 kegs Lewis No aud 2 white lead In oil
20 do. CHI. green, 10 do. sP. brown do.
1920 lbs. stick logwood, 800 do ground do.
5000 do. lamp black, 1000 DO. alum
10 terces lamp oil, barrels lnseed do
10 barrels tanners do do. sPts. turpentinO
875 Cologne water
200 dozen castor oil-udTious Sizes-BEsr
60 do. olive do, part superior
so boxes fancy soap
Window glass, assorted sizes. from 7%9toIs%24
from the Washington City, Ulster, and Jackson Glass
Works
Msccabau, RaPPce, Scotch Naichitoches sN1rrrs
Copenhagen, MassalaPatum and Va No. 8 o
Cloth, hair, hearth, busting, white wash }pp1rSurS
Paint, horse, shoe, aud sweeping }"NOoHE0'
Superior chewing tobacco,-BTO,cns No.
segsrs from 6 to $40 per 1000
Pearl ashes, sat-petre copperas indigo, and madden
Gold and silver Leaf Dutch metal Maccassar OIL lavender
and Florida water
Teeth brushes, chlorine tooth wash and Jujube paste
BARCLAYS compound of cubebs and sarsaBarilla
Sulph Qunine, citraed kali piperine and oil of black
pepper, iodine, solid balls copsva, spice mace put
Degs, cloves mustard race and ground ginger, black
red, and long pepper, lump and calcined magnesia
Csmphor, calomel, rhubarb, and cantharidos
Pearl barley, and tartar
Dental instruments
Hull's patent and common trusses
Govt and rheumatic drops elixir Of health, somachic bit
tiers, and nervous cordial
American cough drOpsa certain remedy for colds coughs
influenza, hopping cough, asthma, consunptons, &c.
Ant-mercurial syrup, for purifying the blood
Ant-dyspeptic, and Anti bilious pills
Seidz and soda powders
Black and red ink powder, and liquid ink
Paste backing and snuff boxes, from so cts to 80 per
dozen
With great variety of articles connected with his line Of
business, by lar too numerous for the columns of a
newspaper; all Of which have been selected with
and will be sold for a small advance
eychanfs and Physicians who visit the rilv this all
for the purchase OF such articles, requested TO CALL
hcving they will be able to lay in their supplies on good
with the advertiser with any other house in the
place, that Is doing systematic business.
Oct ~. 45-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

NoTlCE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS of removing
TO the Western country offers for sale his TRACT
LAND, wherein he lives in the county of Bucking-
ham, on the Middle Fork Of Slate River containing 500
acres, one half OF which yet clear about
oil Low Grounds OF good quality, and in good heart to-
gether with the cleared Land The improvements are a
good Dwelling house, with three rooms and passage
Kitchen Barn, Dairy, Tobacco ouses, SC. This Land
lies in healthy, wealthy, and popular part of the county,
hve miles from the Court House, adjoining the Of
John Morris, VIM lsbel and the Estate OF VIM. H. Per-
kns dec d. there are three four good Mills within that
distance, and various Manufacturing Mills for
the reception oil Wheat Ii is deemed needless say
much OF said Land, person would purchase without
hrs viewing the premises But this Land evidently in
feror Land in this of country for the growth
OF Wheat, Corn and Tobacco, ptbe of improve
ment at almost any period. As the Subscriber is deter
mined TO SELL he would sell bargain.
Oct. 2.-42 ANTHONY JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

EMAIL and Winter Supply Of EGrthen Ware, China
h and Glass Wholesale and Retail.--The subscriber
las the pleasure OF informing his country friends and
toners generally that he has just returned from the North
where lie has purchased aud now receiving full aud
general assortment OF articles in his line. large part
Of the stock IS entirely being Immediately from the
mandatory, and the whole is decidedly the best assor
ment he has ever had II consists Of every variety Of
light and dark blue, black brown, pink and purple print
ed, painted dpt-edged and cream colored Ware; fine
every description; all expressly purchased for t market
Orders IN person by letter any extent will meet with
prompt attention; and the Goods will he disposed Of low.
Merchants in the habit Of purchasing North arc respect
fully requested to favor the subscriber with a call.
CHARLES HOLT, in,
Opposite Messr' H. Webb s. Co. Main street Richmond.
September 2s. 4i-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

NOTICE.-The subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in the upper part of Goochland county,
lying on the three chopped road, 80 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 acres of land with very good improve
ments. good dwelling house with five rooms all in ex-
celent repair for the reception of travellers as tavern
stable frst-raie store house. with counting ROOM all
IN good order for business; wagon yard, with granary
and house for wagoners stay in also fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard also, granary near the
stable, frst-rate garden and orchard all of the best fruit
&C &c This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road, has the advantage Of
the road leading from Winchester, Cupeper Court House.
Orange Court House, and Louisa Court House, from thence
to James River, through Buckingham and to Carriers
Vile, Cumberland Court House, &c. &c This is one Of
the most healthy places in Virginia being so conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge Of the yard as well as
every other convenience, which makes inferior 10 none
for business. Any person wanting such place, will do
well TO and view IL, as A bargain can he had
for cash, part time. Possession will be given i'm
mediaey If desired For terms, apply the subscriber
JOSEPH B. GLENN
September u. 37-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
Fresh Fan and vVTnte,. Goods.
n. a. j. y. James q CO..

MARKET SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va
importers Of British Goods and Dealers IL, E,ropsou
India and american Goods generaLlv
AVE received, by the EQUATOR, from Eireypool
- and various vessels from the North, large portion
OF their supply OF FALL AND WINrFR Goops and are
daily expecting considerable additional supplies which
hey expect TO arrive so to be in by the 10Th inst
when more particular notice will appear-in the mean
ume they will be glad TO see such Country Merchants
and Others as may be now ready TO buy, all of whom are
assured that great exertions will DO 10 give saisc
ton c., %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
BY RITCHIE a. COOK.

OF The enquirer is published twice week. generally and
three times week during session
Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars payable
Notes shattered,
ceived In The Editors will safety
ting them by ma the postage of all being paid writers
will discretion the
Editors, until all arcaragcs have been paid 10.
a Whoever will guarantee the papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis. - - "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
9 Ono quarc, less first insertion,
% cents No advertisement
or assumed by in this or senviro
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septemher IL

NOTICE. shall on the Goth day Of October inst,
at Wilmington in Fluvanna county offer for sale 10
the highest bidder the Eschested Land in said county
whereof Joseph Wilson died seized, comprising about 400
acres This Land Is situated Immediately the Big Bird
Creek and Is considered inferior 10 Land the county
OF Of the rivers will attend personally with any person
who may wish to purchase. and show the Land, with a
plat thereof The terms OF sale are credit Of twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months the purchaser giving
bonds with sufficient security for The payment Of the pur-
chase money. WALKER T1N1BERLAKE
Esche0tT If EUUdnno Co,tufv.
yet z. 42-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

NOTlCE.-ro be rented out on Wednesday, the I7th
inst on the premises 10 the highest bidder the plan
taon IN Caroline county called Milford belonging 10 the
estate OF Reuben Tankerslcy deceased The land is s
aed Matapony river, about one mile and half from
the Bowling Green and at present occupied by Joseph
Jessee. Terms made known on the day.
JOHN GEORGE, Guardian, SC
October ~. Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16
NEW ADVEseTIsEIMENTS.

STURGEON DENTlST.-DR. J. l.. BENSON, Dentist
~ respectfully informs the citizens of Halifax, that he
will be at Halifax Court House, Monday, the 22d
Instant prepared TO offer his professional services As
his stay will be limited to few days only, all persons
wishing his professional services will please call as soon
possible
Dr. Benson will also be prepared attend to all cases
Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion
October Is. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

WOUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.--TIe is a dark bay,
n three years old last May, FIVE feet two inches high
aud hney proportioncd gotten by Tariff Of Bedford
mare raised by the late Capt George Dabney. OF Han0
YER Apply to Mr.. WIN. d. Taylor, or MIR James Fon-
tame Mr. Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
to the pedigree OF the Dam Of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr. Chiswen Dabncy, Of Amherst
August -. f31-t1 EDMpD FONTAfNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-I offer for
~ sale either my mill tract OF land, in Henrco or my
farm in Hanover The former is less four miles from
Richmond and contains $50 acres, with valuable mill
The land is uncommonly ferie 100 Of Chicka-
homony low grounds entirely free from foundations The
balance improved high land nearly valuable the
bottom A fine young orchard just in bearing.
The farm in Hanover contains than 40 acres and
lies on both sides of the Mechanicsville Turnpike. The
hVeme stone is not far from the OF the tract The
whole OF this land is rich. There less than $50
acres Of low grounds the Chckahomony half Ct which
Is admirably adapted meadow But the value of the
whole sgreaty enhanced by the immense quantity wood
and valuable white oak, ash and maple timber that ma
be advanagcousy disposed ofa large portion Of
never having been cleared The unceared land of
heient fertility for tobacco and il s convenient TO the
turnpike, that the wood aud timber may market
at all seasons, road little inferior pavement The
place IL healthy aud sbounds in good IL is worthy
oil the careful examination of any wanting purchase
For terms, apply 70 Charles = Bolts Esq, Richmond
OF 10 the subscriber at Ahiied, HenricO county.
Oct l6. T46- c. w GOOCH
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September Is. li5-tdsl MARTHA j.

INAVERN at BOydtOn for rent sdle.-I purpose
= renuhg Tavern Establishment at Boydton Meek
enburg Court House. consisting of convenient houses sta
bies garden, &c convenient and productive farm with
ia one mile OF the Tavern may be taken with the premises
hdesired by the tenant IL purchase be preferred
w accommodate any person. The will be reasona-
Ole ana perfectly accommodating TO the time of pay
men Mr. Alexander Boyd is the present occupant of this
cemoer next have remark that there but other
tavern at the place; that the County of Mecklenburg
large Institution, is within mile of the Tavern.
Shouy expect to make repairs about the establish
meht am anxious TO sell Tract OF Land about four
miles east oil Boydton, called the "hlne Tract" contain
ing 939 acres which is mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
tlmbered with pine and oak. This tract will be divided
required by purchasers terms accommodating price
and credit For terms apply to Mr. Beverly Sydnor re-
sident at Boydton, Mr. William Penck my agent who
Is IN the habit OF attending Mecklenburg Courts Early
application Is Indispensable JAMES BRUCE.
October 2. 42-tI4Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-16

n AND FOR SALE-My Tract of Land in South
- ampon county, heretofore advertised in the Enquirer
Tor sale, is still unsold 1t will be sold on an extended
credit and upon the most liberal terms. For particulars
those disposed TO purchase, referred my brother
Lewis g. Trezvant, residing in the vicinity of the Land
October D. TI3l JAMES TREZyANT