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Ctfstss. Hssc1 I ~ Portland a Is ruseI
s4Fs When riaf4reu reached Brunswick Col
's.a. 6.s.fhe Cho.ars gas ~ lopsham, Il student
- the f'sss.aaH cia,s observed that he knew Toe
Cholera Wou.n g.. h,rs, hu. he hoped he should 5e
sorior yh-n II arrived, as lie unda..tooJ i; only
attacked tar t.ne. ei0sxss
"a
E2AANktS
Of EVERY DESCRIp ION FOR SAId az
i ti1G cEfiGt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
ORIGINAL POETRY ,
"FAREW ELL"

"FAREN ELL.
There is a magic something in that word,
which l have always felt and always fesr'd;
1t tells fjoys depsrted-joys and cares
which time has buried in the lspse of years.
1t te,'s Of Friendship and Of social ties,
That graf, iul to our reCollec,ions rises
OF hearts by kindred motions rulsd-snd all
The kindly subjects Of Affections CALL
1t tells departing --ne'er TO meet again,
And binds the unwilling heart as with chain:
who has no. felt. and who now cannot tell
The magic impert Of the word FAREWELL!
NORYAL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
TCoMMUNICAIED.l

The ladies' having barred themselves to the lash
must read with composure the subjoined caustic
criticism, extracted from an Eastern paper. We
regret exceedingly that fashion shouIdhave led to
sogreat an exposure.
1.-The only sign Of modesty in the present dress
Of the ladies, is the pink dye Of the stockings
which makes their ANGLES appear to blush for the
total want Of petticoats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07

Great Match against tims-Mr. OsbaldIstone's
match, for thousand .guineas, to ride 200 miles
in ten successive hours, lately came of at New
Market, in England. IN favor Of Mr.. o. The
distance WINS accomplished on four mile course
in hours and AZ minutes, including stoppases:
thus winning the principal stake BY hour and
lS inmates. The number Of horses used was 90.
changing every four miles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07

=, Charles benne,t
HAS imported, by the ship Cornels, via Baltimore.
III and offers for sale,
Burlaps No. I, , and 8, Of first quality
nov II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
D,ssotutiun e Cn-partnershiV

1--WE Copartne rship heretofore existing under the
firm OF Chamberlain 4 Harris, is this day dissoiv-
ed, oy mutual Consent, and those having claims viii
present them, and those that indebted will make
immediate pa, ment, we wish the concern settled as
soon as possible. Payment be made to either of
us. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
JOS. HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07

eP JOSEPH HARRIS ~l continne the
Grocery snd Ship thamery Business, II, the old stand
formerly occupied by Chamberlain & Harris, and soil
cts share Of public patronage
nov 90 II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
RALEIGIt, N. C. Dec. 81


Legtsldtue.-The bill appointing Commissioners and
making appropriation OF $50, 0O0 for rebuilding the
Capitol Union Square in this City, has the House
OF Commons by majority of thirteen votes The bill
is before the Senate where its success is hoped for
with equal certainty though not by SO large vote
Two Reports have been made from the Joint Select
Committee on the subject OF CoIvenion-one, by Mr.
Pearson, accompanied by bill provide for taking the
votes of the people of this State for or ast certain
ter Report, submitted by Mr.. Outlaw Both have been
ordered 10 be printed and will hereafter either publish
them entire, or give satisfactory analysis ohe
Mr. Pearsons bill provides that il majority of the free
tche voters Of the Safe shall be in the
amendments TO the Constitution, such amendments shall
from and alter the communication OF such fact TO the LIE.
glslaure by the Governor form part of the Constitution
he amendments proposed alteration of the basis
deprive free persons color of the light
oil voung-the Legislature To meet every two years
the Governort TO be elected by the peope-expunges the
that no who denies the truth of the Protestant Re
Sion, shall be capable of holding office.
On Tuesday, bill reported in the Senate, from the
joint select committee the subject of Convention
titled ga bill to call Convention, fix place for 10.
eating the seat OF Government. 1t indefinitely post
poned by vote OF 81 to 26 thus ardng it is believed
favorable test 10 the fate OF The appropriation bill The
Yeas and Ways on the question of posponement appear
under the proper head.
Considerable debate occurred in the Senate Wednes
day. on motion to take up the resolutions on the subec
OF the Tariff and Notification in Committee of the Whole
1t was resisted on the ground that joint Select Commit
tee OF both Houses already raised, with instructions
consider and report matters of similar import and
would therefore be indecorous TO anticipate their action
he House refused 10 go into Committee, and the resou-
ions lie upon the table-RegSter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
YIORrnUMBERLANp ACApEMY.--Mr. J0seph

M ACADENIY.--Mr. Joseph
~ H. Davis, gentleman highly qualified by his abb
hty assidui,y aud experience in teaching, will continue
preside this institution the ensuing year, and will
be assisted by many competent teachers tho interest
of the school may require.
The academy is situated two miles below Norhumber-
land Court House, in neghborhood proverbaly healthy.
The buildings oil brick spacious and comfortable and
calculated to afford accommodations for 20 boarders
The Boarding Department will be managed by Col Jo
seph Ball, Jr whom the Trustees rely with confidence
to give entire satisfaction TO his boarders.
La this institution taught tho Latin and Greek Lam
suages, together with the other prerequisites of collie
gate course.
About $50 volumes of books, of History and Science,
have been carefully selected the of
library Mathematical instruments, globes and maps both
ancient and modern, also provided for the OF
dents.
TefmS-For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and English
Grammar, $50. These with Geography and the OF the
Globes aud Mapping, S25. In all other cases, $780,
nually For Board, 500, annually exclusive OF Bedding
and Candles
The school will commence the first day OF February
and end the first day of December, without any
mer vacation. Parents and guardians liable for the
tuition fees and board of their and wards, only from
the time OF entrance till the end of the sessonto be paid
quarterly in advance. THOMAS III. HARVEY,
President IF The Board Of Trustees.
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
December 6.

FHSRUST SALE.-Dy virtue of a deed Of trust executed
N TO the subscriber, by William Browne, bearing date
the 18th August 1882, aud duly recorded in the County
Court OF James City and Hastings Court OF williamsburg
shall proceed SELL Thursday the Sd ofJanuary 1881
fair otherwise the fair day. at the late residence
the said Browne, in the city of Williamsburg the Houses
and Lots known the Palacea tract Of Land in James
City, known by the Of Lombardy, estimated
tain 675 acresaso the following slaves Evy, Lefty Kit
ty, Peggy, Davy and wife Sally, Molly, Nancy aud her
ney, Charles and Ned, Letia Sarah and child and Re
becca and two childen aso all the household kitchen
furniture, single gig and harness, and the said Browne
Library, consisting of several hundred volumes
The terms OF sale will be cash for the saveshe real
property oneth cash. the balance six and twelve months
credit with deed of trust TO the payment-he
mainder OF the property will be sold credit of six
months, for all sums above ten dollars.
JESSE COLE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, Dec. 7, 1882. 6I-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
POETRY.
"ncca rrr pr~.rS, vS,vso."

Fru;n DHckwcoi's Mugasinc.l
tSABEL.--BY ALrRCp. TENNEYS ~.
Eyes not otvu-dcopt nor overnight, but fed
With the clear pointed flame of chastity,
tiutr, without, heat, ,indyiug tended by
Pure vest'l thoughts in tho Translucent iang
GO hvc ,t'll spirit; lucks no, wide disprcad,
Mtlu wise, on eithor side her head,
sweet lips where Po,petuhlly did reign
The summer calm of golden charity,
VI he1e fixed shadows OF thy fixed mood,
RevCred Label, tic crown and head,
Tho stately flowers Of female fortitudc,
Ofpcrlcct wichood aud puro lowlhcad
The intuitve decision cd a bright
Aud thorough edged intellect to part
Error iiom ctiinc--u pruicnco TO WITHHOLD
The laws oil wiiehuol charactercd in gold
Upon tho blcuched tablets of her heart
a love still burning upward, giving light
20 road those lRWs--un accent very low
In hilndis hm'nt, hut mort silver flow
OF subtitle paced counsel in distres,,
Right to the hcWt aud brain, though undoscried,
Winning its way with cNtrome geutleness
Through ali the uutwUrNs of spicious PRIDE
\ courage Ia endure and to ohcy--
\ h1tc OF gossip patltncc, aud otswny,
Crown'd Isabel, through all her placid life,
Tho queen of marriage, a most perfect wife.
This moNowcd reflex Ola winter moon
clear stream flowing with muddy one,
Till IN its onward current 1T absoC6s,
With swiitcr movement aud in purcr light,
The vexed sldics OF its Maynard brother
A leaning and uhbcatng parasite,
Clothing the stem, which else had fallen quito,
With ciustcr'd nOwerbulls AMI ambrosi1l orbS
Oftich iruit-bunchos leaning each other
shadow for thoo the world hath not another
llhougii all heT iuire-t iOfrs are types OF thee,
Aud thou, % God, in thy great charity
~ such a huish'd, clastcn'd purity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28

q hEN CiSTRY.-DR. A. II. LENNON, Surgeon Den
h1 list, having associated himself with John Neon.
nell, they will strictly attend all applications made at
their office, directly opposite Mr. Charles Beck's Conec-
uonary Store, and tho Store of Messrs. Waldon s.
Henry, Haters
From the experience and success that Dr. L. has fet
with in the business Gas the annexed certificates will
show,) they atter themselves that they will he able 10
give enio satisfaction to all who may require their serv-
ces. they will insert from TO entire OF natural,
artificial or porcelain teeth also plug Clean separate
extract, as well as regulate the teeth OF children.
j. McConneil has had considerable experience in maxi
ing and setting artificial teeth TO which branch OF tho bu-
slness he will pay particular attention.
PALMYRA, Va 1882.
Dear Sir-with pleasure avail myself OF this opport
nifty oil giving humble testimony in fav OF your supe
ror skill in Dentistry. The various operations which
nave seen you perform, aud mastery manner in which
you operated my teeth; enables me
skill.
E. STEPHENS, NJ D.
To DR.. A. n. Lennon.
1t is with much pleasure that say to The public that
not only from what have heard of De- Le,nnon's ope-
rations ON the teeth but from the and dspa ch
which he operated on my own, have hesitation in re-
commenting him TO my acquaintance in this county as
sktui Dentist and would advise them to embrace the op-
portuny he oilers them, OF having done their ee
what may be so essential TO their preservation and good
appearance. GEORGE CLAIBORNE, Nj. ID.
King William CO., 18th Aug, 1882.
Since the above was handed TO DR.. Lennon he has
performed the several operations the teeth of eve
or thirteen persons in this neghborhood and has given Csc
I r as have learned) entire satisfaction all.
Aug 9th, 1882. G. C, NJ. d.
DIR. Lennon has operated on Mrs. Ayletrs and my
own teeth, and believing him 10 be faithful and skilliu
Dentist, it with pleasure that hereby recommend hin
10 the the employment OF my friends and the public gene
rally. p AYLETT
King William, Va Oh Sept 1882.
DIR. Lennon has operated on Mrs. Hills teeth an,
mine' very much TO our satisfaction and expect TO b
much benefited by his services have been by tn,
serv ces OF other Dentists former occasions.
CHARLES HILL.
King and Queen, Oct 2Oh 1882.
Dr. Lennon has operated on Mrs. Faunileroy's teeth
and on mine wi great peaness and skill. Being sub
1ect have paid some extra attention o. with grea
safety recommend him the patronage of all who ma,
wish services in Dentistry rendered
Nov. lIh, 1882. NJ. G. FAUNTLEROY
| December II. 63 WINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
KaIHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HORSE RLAKEFoRn

FEVHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE BLAKEFORD.
A- The subscribers have purchased this splendid stall
on Bakoiord will stand the ensuing season, which will
commence the LIST February and terminate on the Ist
oil july at the stable OF the first subscriber mile be
low Dunkirk and one mile above Cldkson and at King &
Queen Court House. The terms 25 the season dis
charged by the payment of 500 within the season. and $3.50
to insure with oal. Fifty cents cash 10 the groom
in every instance. Mares left with the horse will he
led with grain for 20 cents per day-good and extern
sye pastures, well enclosed, furnished gratis Every
attention will he paid TO prevent accidents or escapes
but we will not be responsible for either Blakeord is
descended from the very best horses imported 10
wit: Moreion's Traveller, Fearnough Janus Othello
Medley, Shark, Domed, Gabriel Selma, Kitty Fisher,
Jenny Cameron, Jenny Dismal, sc. sc. He is % Ga
bfie Is Fearnought, Is Medley, I-S Shark Is Do.
med, &C. By referring 10 the Turf Register vol 3D. pa.
ges 2o3 and $50, will be that his pedigree is at-
hcnc, and his blood of the first order possessing as much
it not more Of the blood Of the Godolhin and DarIev
4rd6ians than any horse in America indeed every in
dvlua link in the chain OF his pedigree is record in
that work. and will be found pure the Hpd stream
Blakeiord is beautiful dark chestnut full is hands
high OF great bone aud muscular strength and i'm point
blood symmetry, beauty and action inferior to no horse
lie was ioaled in May 1926, is oa geier and his
colts arc large and handsome.
large majority of his ancestors were very celebrated
on the turf at all distances, particularly in four mile races
hne opportunity Is now presented TO the gentlemen
King William, King & Queen, Essex, Middlesox ant
Gloucester countless Of breeding from this superior horse
Pedigree -Blakeford was got by Gov. wrghrs Silver
Heels; his dam Selma, by Col Tayoes Top Gallant; 2
dam Lady Jack Bull, by Col Tayloos imported Gabriel
e. &. dam Active, by Fitzhngb's Chatham; e. e. r. dan
Shepherdess by Gov Edens imported Slim; e. z. T. 2
dam Shrewsbury, by Doct Hamillon's imported Figure
g. &. &. e. <. dam Thistle, by Doc Hamtons imported
Dove; &. e. 6. &. g. dam Stella, by Col. 1askers i'm.
ported othello; his g. g. glgg.g. dam was Col Tasker.
ban Silver Heels was got by Gov Oge's famous horse
Oscar; his dam Pandora, by Col. Tayloe's Grey Domed
e. dam by Halls Unon out Of the dam Of Eden's Flo
rea; <. g. dam by Leondas; e. &. z. dam by imported
Othello e. &. &. e. dam by Gorge's imported Juniper
z. &. <. e. (. dam by MOreton's imported Traveller
z. g.g e. e. g. dam, was the imported mare Selma nv
the Godophin Arabian. Oscar was got by impor,od ca
briel his dam Vixen by imported Medey his grand dam
Tayloo's Penelope by old Yorick, &c &C.
HUGH CAMPBELL
VIM. p, COURTNEY.
King Queen, Dec. IL. 63-,af1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28

MOTICE.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trist executed TO
me by Edward H. Boisseau, and Of record in Cbes.
tcreld County Court Clerks O6ce-I will sell for cash
al Chesterfield Courthouse, the econd Monday i'm
January next being Court day) FIVE or six likely slaves
belonging said Bos5eau, for the purpose of satisfying
some Of the objects mentioned in SID Deed
JOHN j.. GOODE, Trustee
December 20. 67--,ytls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

IUsCALOOSAb Dec. >, 1857.
iLLUMINAIIoN OF THE CAPIToL.-On Saturday
last The following Preamble and resolution were introduce
ell into The House oil Representatives, by Mr. Ormond
w hereas certain information has reached this place oil
he election OF General Jackson the Presidency of the
United States by great and increased majority There
ioe be resolved, that mantle OF our pleasure
on the happening of this AUsPIcIoUs EVENT the door
keeper be directed TO illuminate the CAPITOL this even
ing, at 7o'cock. Mr. Hudson OF f. mo ed the following
amendments and Martin Van Buren, to the Vice Presi,
dsncy, which, alter an animated debate, adopted
yeas 49, nays 80.
Those who voted in favour of the amendment, are
Messrs Breedn, Brckell, Camp, Carithers Chamber
lam, FIemlng Flournoy, FOrtSon Goodrich Graham Hall
Houston of L Houston of NJ, Hubbard, Hudson of f
Johnson King Lockhart, Massey, Mason, MoTett, Mus
80 ""N V ''i''"'
Those who voted against it, are
Messrs. Speaker Brodnax, Carmack, Coker Cook
Creagh DeverkuX, Drish, Earle Herbert, Hollis, cen
er, Lee, Lush, Miree Morrsett, Onver Paul Perkins
mons Trotter, Ward Ware, Wilson, Witherspoon, an,
Young-32.
lnhc Senate, Mr. Chapman offered the following pream
bic and resolution: "Whcreas have received certain in
formation that Cen Andw Jackson ected President t
u B., aud Martin Van Buren, V. Presidents Be it, there
lore, resolved manifestation Of the cheering tidinr
oil ms AUsPICIoUs EVENT the doorkeeper be directe,
10 illuminate the Senate Chamber, this evening at o.
CLOCK. Mr. Wahall moved TO strike out the words
and Martin Van Buren, V. President" which was lost
yeas o. nays To- Those who voted in the affirmative are
MessrS. Abercrombie Anderston Bridges Hemphili Ir
win OF H. and WahalI Those who voted in the mega
tLve are, Messrs. President, Ashe Barclay, Chapman
COopwood, Dupuy, Edmondson, Erwin ofG HILL III an
MY" y' Morton, Philips, Pickett, and Vining
nc resolution was then adopted, yeas l5 naysI. Mr.
Bridges, only. voting in the negative.
The Capitol accordingly brilliantly Illuminated il
/ the evening, as Directed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28

HNDUCArION.-The subscribers lassica and Ma.
ii a hematica School, will be continued the ensuing
year. at his residence in Hanover county, % miles FROM
Richmond aNOve Gel Gooda's and one and half miles
tom the stage 70 d leading from Richmond TO Louisa
Court House Terms For board tuition, Washing Isdg-
ing, and candles, 800 for ten months My school i'll
be opened on the 18th of January 1888, and closed on
the lst OF December following. vacation of one month
viii be given in the summer. As my character and
qualifications, beg leave 10 refer to the following gen.
tlemen: Bishop Meade OF Frederick the Rev. VIM Arm
strong, and f. and J. s. James Of Richmond Letters adj.
dressed 10 Inc, near Montpelier, Hanover county, " gil
mia, will be attended to EERMON DAVIS
Annfie Hanover, Nov. %. go -wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-28

We copy the following from the Gaenian, published at
Galcna, Illinois, OF the 21st November.
From the late and authentic intelligence received from
the neghborng tribes Of Indians we are compelled to be-
eve that we must have another general Indian war next
summer.
The Indians have already begun 70 form heir alliances
one Tribe with another and they say that their want of
success last owing to their not being
ed-but they will be well prepared next summer.
The Winnebagoes, il has been recently ascertaned can
raise 1000 warriors who say they raise many more
among the Poowaitomes Chippewas Sioux and the dis
affected Sacs and Foxes
Their place Of rendezvous will probably be amongst the
klckapoo bills the best habinger for such 10 the
world. 49,
Should such a combination take place, and assemble
nor'h OF the wisconsin, large force of men will
DeTcqhTed 10 conquer them The close attention of our
Governor should early be drawn to this subject and
means adopted to prevent the contemplated massacre and
devastation rom these barbarian combinations.
There Is no frontier in America so much exposed and
where Indians can do more harm than in this Upper Mis-
sssppi couuy and yet there no country where the
means oil protection are so slender aud few.
learn dat General Upton has been re elccted sena-
tor from Indiana We have not the vote hut "a soon AZ
we receive authentic news Of the balloug will present it,
The result IS gratifying. There vas we believe ma
ory on joint ballot opposed the administration in the
Legislaturc-but the public sentiment so STRONGLY *
pressed in the reelection Of Gen Jackson had decsye
innuence.-.Nat Int.
personal encounter took place at Edwardsvie, III.
the 10th ut between Gov Ninian EdarIs and Tr,lc
Smith, Judge Of the Supreme Court of hat STATE In
the version OF the affair given by the former he saws hat
the Judge approached him with two loaded pistols and
presenting me muzzIes Of both at bin, offered him his
choice, calling bin damn'd dog whercupon the exec.
vernon instead Of accepting the Offer Knocked tc
down with his FIST and caned him until hey were separaf
ed by hejn'ervenion Of Others
Louisville and Portland Canak-The Governor Of
Kentucky, in bislatc message, says:
"The Louisville and Portland Canal arm praGGed IN
earn completed, and tho passage Of vessels through
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RAITtNfonr Dec on

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
To,on .Neeting.-Measures are in progress for the
calling oil injecting without, distinction of parties for
the purpose of obtaining public expression OF the opinion
oil citizens the subject OF Nullicaon and tho late
Proclamation OF the Decentralization.