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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-12
District Of Columbia,
County 0fHl

County o. '"e~ot"''
ApRIL TERM, 1882.
Bryan Hampson. Complainant,
against yoppv
Daniel Graham, administrator Of PIN CHdHCEHA'
John McIver, deceased, Defend
ant, r
TIME Defendant, Daniel Graham, administrators ~
il John McIver, deceased, not having entered ms
appearance to this suit and given security aceordhg
to the statute and the rules ofths Court and appear
ing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the saa
Graham is not an nhabitant the District OF Co'un
bia on the motion of the Complainant, by his COUNSEL
tits
Ordered That the said Defendant do appear mere on
or before the first day OF the next November erm VI
this Court and answer the bill OF the ComPaia LIN
and give security for performing the DEGREES OF the
Court and that copy of this order be forthwith pun
lished for two months excessively in the hiexahars
Phenix Gazette, and that another copy be posed a.
the front door ofthe Court House OF said County.
Test: EDM. l. LEE, c. c.
NAV 30-2m
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DR.. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES!

5NHEY purify the blood, quicken its circulation ss
u ss, the suspended operations of nature, and sre
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the feme part Of society They Pills are particularly
efficacious IN the Green Seness, Pa!pitaiion Of "a:
Heart G,diiness. short heafh Sinking ofMe Spirit.
detection and Dsinciindtion TO Exercise and Society
Married laies will find the Pills equsIy useful, excerpt
in cases If pregnancy, when they must not he taLen
neither mus, they be taken by persons Of hectic or
consumptive habits. Price 81 50a box.
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fiso,

h7- The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate ,.iiec
without The least injury the teeth. On trial this viii
DE found If the best dies known for this CON-
plant Price so cents 3 box.
- None genuine unless signed on The outside
'srir;eh wrapper. by the sole Proprietor, II RDDER
immediate successor to the la DR. W n Conway For
safe s., his Counting Room, over No 3d. Court street
Concer, Hail. Boston, and by his specis sppoin
ment, by WIN. SrABLER,
Fai- fac Street .1lerandria
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CERTIFICATE.

"e ioi'ow'ng communication addressed to the pro-
pfe'"r OF Ju'ikins ointment. from the Hon John Ia
laferro Member OF Congress is highly interesting
The grstuItous manner in which il is made c,h;I;,s
feelings ut no ordinary character towards L
manity; and iscertsny well deserving of public AZ
tention:
WASHINGTON, January %, 1929
sIR-lt has been my wish, fora considerable time.
TO communicate to you the good effect with which /
have used the Ointment invented by n Nr I,lL;rs
and which I now understand is made and spIt Nv
agents appointed BY YOURSELF I have applied us
ointment during the last three years to every species
W 'u"or shi wound, without failure 10 produce
IN every instance consider it the mos, decided and
Efficient remedy in all cases of tumor he The canse
whatit may; and have found nothing so good for
wounds OF any description II may be proper 10
ADD that the cure of tumor called white swelling,
given oyer by the distinguished physicians ~ ;p
durable. and which they decided would without amnu.
taton prove fstalo the patient was under m, imme.
date notice, effected by the of Jukins Oinmen,
ana the patient is in fine health His limb aft; c,edb
the tumor being restored to perfect state of sound
ness Also that the leg of an aged man which had been
wounded, aud exhibited dreadfulIy liberated sur.
race from the knee to the foot, and which for more
than two years. had been considered ncurabe vase.
fectuaiiy cured by the application Of Judkins On.
immediate notice and managcme Mt as decided e,i.
uence OF the efficacy OF this remedy cases of tuno
and ofulcers' have expe fenced, as decidedly the
good effect ofths remedy in the cure of Fcon,, and
VI every species Oh fresh wound. IL TO me that
any one who will observe the operation Of this ONT
ment, must be satisfied to its bene fetal effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use of;tis
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
10 MI CHARLES tirnsross, Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, near Frcde.
rcktOwn, Md.
NOTICE.
6' Having been for several years in no.sps.
sion OF concern in Mr.. NATHAN saEppERp's n.,,,,
for making and vending his Ointment knovn h. me-
nam OF IN w Judkins' Patent Specific Uinfu,nt,-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtained anew nat.
ent thereon, and l having likewis renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest held before. il is
deemed necessary that public notice be given Of the
. cumstance Having devoted much time and care
during The above perodsin preparing and making this
Ointment and been instrumental in giving il the gene.
raj character il has sustained with whatever improve.
ment, all this time, it has received present Il TO
public attention. As heretofore, the genuneness Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and sold, whoLesale andyefaI near F,sSlyieh
0id 6y u Herstons, e0neernedin the patent right"
April IS. CHARLES HERSToNs
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
JuneS druggist. Fairfar Street.
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Steamboat Potomac,

eRzxsA CAPT. VIM. HUBBALL,
a "a Being in complete order, Will
e$sE1y,yiG leave tte City OF Washington eve
ry Friday evening at 8, and Alex
andria at O'clock for old Point, Norfolk, and Rich
mand. Returning, viii leave Richmond on TUESDAY y
noring at O'Clock. and Norfolk on "Wednesday, at
a. NJ; aud arrive at Alexandra anil Washington on
Ears ~ No.falts including meals, 81 90
To Richmond, do w
mar 81 N. WATrLES, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-12

APRIL j ERM, 1907.
Colin Aud. administrator de bonisl
non OF George Pagan and Mat
thew Crawford. deceased; Will
liam Pagan. legal represents.
live of the said George Pagan,
deceased, and John L. Craw
ford, lega, representative OF
Matthew Crawford, deceased,
Complainan,s.
against lJy CH9NCERY.
Ann Key, administrative Of Philip
h. Key. deceased, and others;
and John jenkins, executor of
George jenkins, deceased; Jno ~
J jenkins, Robert Morrow and
Mary, his wife, formerly Mary
Jenkins; sarsh Maria Pye, and
Edward A. Pye, heirs of the
said George jenkins, deceased.
Defendants,
YIyHE Defendants, John j Jenkins, executor of Geo.
i jenkins, deceased; John J. Jenkins, Robert Nor.
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary jenkins; Sarah
Maria Pye and Edward A. Pye, heirs OF the SAID
George Jenkins, deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this suit. and given security according
to the statute and the rules of this Court. and It ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said
defendants are not inhabitants of the District OF Co.
iumbia; the motion of the complainants, by their
counsel, tits
Ordered That they do appear, on or before the next
November term of this Court and answerthe bill OF the
compliments and give security for performing the de
crces of this Court; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published, for two months excessively, in
the Alexandra Phenx zette. and that another copy
he posted the front door of the Court house of said
County. Test: EpM. l. LEE,
may so Pm G.. G..
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIX LINES OF
Splen0iA Hue Safety COaChes,

One Zine. for the accommodation Of passengers, al
81. ria the Baltimore 8. Ohio Rad hoaa"
Hours of Starting, A, 81 A. M. & O'Clock +. NJ.
UNkssENGgRSb BY the . O'Clock Coach will arrive
in baltimore to breakfast. and always from one
hour and half to two hours and bait aesa OF tne
great Northern Mail, consequently an suVcent tD'e ior
The ia o'clock boatfor PA adepa, after having So
iourned three hours in Baltimore.
Arrangements having been entered into with the
Bahioore aud Ohio Rail Road Company, the patrons OF
this line DESTROYS of travelling that way, can always
having 70 wal, for their baggage TO be changed, the
stage proceeding direct on to Baltimore The proPr
e,ors with view OF still further accommodating pas
senrsrs will start stage at O'Clock, r. NJ during
the warm seasons.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid ar ala times TO their conve
nience comfort, and expedition Haptng four changes
on these lines IL will not be doubted bat that less tin:e cH
De taken in performng ,hs route than those Dh!ch hare
bat Ihree
teams civil attentive and experienced drivers, at all
times tby DAY OF ight) at the com mani otpassenger'
who will be conveyed in very superior and expei
tious mannerover this route.
The pr,pre,ors grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towsrdsthe Phenix, shall spare no pains or
expense TO meri, continuance of public patronage.
For seats please apply at Gadsbys, Strothers, and
phsnix stage Office, Washington; Hozman's, Sem
mss' McCanIless', and Old Established once. onder
the Union Hotel Georg etowni Union Hotel, and Globe
Uyel Alexandria, Be'tzhooyer's Bar, Phenix Stage
ONCE No D. %urth Calvert street, Lytords Fountain
Inn. M,tlack's, United Hotel Baltimore.
'''"' BEI.TZHoOVER & Co.
N r Passengersin Alexandris wishing to go by the
early stage can take the steamboat Cygnet to Wash
nston. june
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no Let.
IssxSN That lsrP. and convenient
.s&aS1NA BRICK VERN
SkdlESM on Union street. betwee, King AMI FRINGE
ss34zEs streets, with all the necessary out.houses,
formerly occupied by the late Joseph aburn. The
rent will be made low to good tenant and possession
gwen the 18th of Ma, newt
Also, for sale.
a. Two two story Brick DIV CLING HOUSES,
stS on Fairfax street, calculated for small families,
subject to ground rent Of SIS 20 cts. per annum
payable to the estate of the late yrs Hooe
Apply to Mns. JANE DEAKI>s,
apr l0-2awtf Washington street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-12

IhIsVery elegant Tooth PDWcer with very little
use, eradicates the Srry in the Gums, and prevents
the accumulation Of Tartar. which not only blsckens
bat loosens the teeth and acceIera,es their decay
The ID ptr6ce thus removes the prevniing causes OF
ftnsipe Breath. preserves the hen Miness aad forid
ness Of the Gums, and renders The Teeth beautifully
,chue Price So cents.
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~ TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

ZNHE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER a.
fords instant relief and at the same time dissolve,
,od draws the Corn out by the roots without the least
pain.
cEnrrrIcArE =" To those afflicted with Germs on
their feet do certify that have used the Ab,a Cor.
Plaster with complete success. Before had use one
7,, il completely cured Corn Dhieh had troubled nc
FIR many gears. make this public TOR the benefit Of
,no,- afflicted with tha: painful complaint
nsiing, l. J. Feb %. VIM. SHAW"
Er,ce so Cents Boz
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@ To THE LADIES!

INHITE and SOUND TEETH are both orna-
w ment and 4 blessing. The best security for
their advantage. is to be found in the use ofthe
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTRIFICE.
Southern planter., 1832-06-16

~Well, exclaimed the cOufeasOr, IN tho snxious
tone, swilat mprefn
"Oh, Gtherl the worst Is 10 come. That nipht
70 pariienlar--is was. last Thursday, faiher--he
looked 50 very handsome, and seemed 50 very fond
Of me--and--that--in short-<p
"But," exclaimed the pions priest, with sud
den shew Of Indignation, edid your mother nevet
warn you Of the terrible danger Of such conductl
Did she lever tell you the fatal consequences OFF,
''No, father" (inteuuptedthe peniteni,l ssshe
never told me there wasany thing wrong In being
fond ofsoch very beautiful cat--and~-"
"a cat!--wqs 1 calf'
"Hea, father large beautiful white Annala,
that was SC wicked a TO steal from the pastry.
cooks opposite where We live, and have kept him
concealed 10 my room ever since"
IN nOmias.Patris e Spiritus Sancti, 70 absolpO
said the good priest; and never did he pronounce
the words with a more full and gntuitous feeiinp
Iofpious satisfaction.
Southern planter., 1832-06-16
RETRIBUTION.

Il is curious coincidence, that the Regent Nor
ton, who first introduced the Maiden, an insIru-
ment Of decaptulaion 10 Scotland: that M. Gull
loune, who improved and caused il TO be used 10
France under his own name: and thar Bredie who
induced the magistrates Of Edhburg TO adopt the
nAO drop, now generally used in EnJand for the
execution Of criminals: all perished by the insru-
ment Of death which they had themselves invented.
Phalars, the contriyer ofhe Brazan Bull, was also
destroyed BY h'S own handy work; and the Inventor
Of Gnnpo9der perished IN his attempt 10 realize
msans !er do des:rucsiM Of bis folloVSreoiures
Southern planter., 1832-06-16
METsCEE.T.ANY.
THE EAR PENITENT.

INT EAlh PENfTENT.
saaegening. The last rays Of tho setting sun
upgn The richly painted windows Of the Abbey
llreu sdim religious light upon the marble
beneatH, and the fretted pillars that rose on ell
ID A young female dressed in virgin white; ad
,ld up the aisle, with slow and irregular steps,
sgeadmidly bent upon the ground, and herlOye-
ehs half shading countensnce in which health
innocence seemed TO vie with each other,
q should add most beauty to features, the form
ealah we're beauty itself
stopped for a moment as she reached the o.
qElal Ofthe chapel that formed a recess, on
aio Of the aisle, and then turned into the re-
pntered Confessional and fell upon her
Nhnt nienorant SID could this sweet one have
anltted, that required absOlution az the hand Of
holy father c0nfessori
0o shall see.
HaVing first pronounced her accustomed prayer
atimidlRoice, she seemed 10 gain confidence
us, and Proceeded TO relate, first, her little acts
lpulumacy towares her school mistress, (for
qsh bordering on wOmanhood;) then her little
nfactual commission; reserving the greatest
lha last. AT length, though she had evidsnly
concluded her confessio he made full stop
iIqluolant TO proceed farther.
Come daughter" exclaimed the good priesl
Hoceed You must not permit false pride or deli
py 70 deter you from that full confession without
lchabsolution were vain. What tnOTes"
eIm aftaid to tell you good father"
Tho priest said something TO encourage her, bu
plpsiy penitenN Nil hesitaled; and as she eovel
y ha sweet face with her two hands, asifashame
y have Il seen, the tears made their way betwee
- 1leity fingers.
pome--come,p . said the holy father, sthis mui
Nbo. must inlerTogate. you. What is it thI
~ troubles you7 Have yonedone any thing I
1te Or offend your good Parentsf
RoIse, father.r
@na1eyou been reading in wicked booksf"
We not been reading at ALI father"
~ you play or laugh, last Sunday, durin
great deal worse, father"
The good priest began seriodsly to be alarme'
w he did not know how TO frame his questions
loayoid suggestions, which Qfhe should pro-
e'ongu his suspicionsl might render the TeneC
wore mischievous than the disease.
Alast fhe young beauty, as il by desperate e
l'is relieved him from his embarrassmeni.-
VI said she, with a trembling and half suppress'
voice q will tell you all, il Heaven will give q
,nesngth to speak. But, pray be indugent,. go'
.net Il was the FIRST time--and I'm sure
es.e' lhought that 80 much harm would cor
y u Besides, It was not all my ownfault--it y
E,.1suy ~ his. And he Is SO very handsome too
l'ne good priest trembled1 "And 80 fond Of Z
-ue used 70 follow me about wherever went--
", wsmed TO think and care about nobody bat me-
{eae passed moment-athen continuoa -eW
.s.aeE one night, sfler had retired TO rest, |
would yon believe it'll found him in my cha
y. 'lFhe holy father groaned alOudl u ne
ulo Tell how he got there; Tor shut the door
!" me, and fastened il carefully, us I always d
Southern planter., 1832-06-16
WORKING MEN.

The farmers. and mechanics Of New England
are rapidly acquiring correct notions Of Mr.. Clay's
mAmencan System" In no State is the manufac.
turing interest 30 strong comparatively as In Rhode
Island. Yet, the Working Men there have com
menced a resolute opposition TO their influence,
which bids fair IN short period, 10 place the pow
or Of thai Slhie in domestic hands.
A meeting was called in Providence not lopg
since, at which j0nrneymdn carpenter made tho
speecIRwhich wefcopy below. A letter from Provi-
dence gives the following account Of the meeting
and the orator.
"a meeting was called by the mechanics and
middling interest men, for the purpose Of nomin-
ating candidates for city officers in opposition to
those set umby the Arislocacy Ofihe place. A re-
spectacle mechanic wasappointed Chairman Of the
meeting which was numerously attended. AmoRg
them were portion ofihe adverse party, some Of
whom (the young sprigs Of nobity) exhibited AZ
evident design Of breaking up the meeting, and at
tempted 10 insult the moderator by hootine, hiss
ing, &c
"Mr. Luther is poor iouTneyman carpenter,
though respectable citizen, and bis speech was de-
livered n style that fairly atonished the auditors
The facts related by him, in reference to the prac-
ices in manufacturing establishments, ne undoubi.
ed. His speech has produced ngTeat sensation
here" Sc.
"The speech is read he-, by the working elias.
with the utmost interest, coming from one oflheil
own number, and there is every reason to hope
the whole body ofthem will throw off their shack
les and support that party to which they legitimate
| y belOng.p
From he RepHblican Hrrols.
Southern planter., 1832-06-16
POETRY.
SONG-

- AZ Centennial Celebration Of the Peunsyiva
AIas Company In schuylkill, May i, 1881.
NJ AIcHAAD PENN ssurB.
pall boys, pull, and row boys, row,
4 ns ksllermen here below.
sd % lind, and some on sea,
slne where fish could never be.
sb loF whale and some for sprats,
4 o|Rrs catch but water rats.
- nalieF where our boat we row,
s End IN fishing here below.
',sman who protests that he
4 de for Us and liberty;
sain who swears in spite Of time,
saullhy widows in her prime.
lnngogue who makes fuss
|hlng sll 70 gOdgeOn US.
NJ pull boys, pull, and row boys row.
lsS ~ fishing here below.
hVyg casts the willy net,
rnon, too, some lines has set,
1,nSal, timid as the deer,
lioW with the rougish leer,
rh modest as the wife Of Let
hiDg lor--you all know what,
~ pull boys, pull, and rowbOys, row..
+, ~ all fishing here below.
1ln below extends the plan,
Mex himself's a fisherman,
~ Ike him can bait a hook
lsa sometimes, have 's6sher's luckS
luln o. shine, what e'er belal,
lnlI9 gets water haul.
Iha pull boys, pull, and row boys, row.
W y ere fahing here below.
Southern planter., 1832-06-16

Fsom he Nashville Bnnef.
hsse on he bosom Of a young lady.
usen Of Howersi and is il thou
lee upon that bosom now9
d sunny banks you used TO blow
ani now--on banks Of sBoW!
Southern planter., 1832-06-16

.Ir .lesbf tins paper Is 1--WE DokAARs per annun,
-. 81 n1x pofrAns q the expiration Of The year
a notify adi1conlinuIeea a. the expiratlor n the
.',ssbsa ior, win be considered as new engage
.nrmsnrrHrs oonspicuousIy inasrie Owe DOL.
ISrart, ftenIneSor or uqder) for the ist Insertion,
.si crnrs fof each confinuance--longer ones in
q s,opollion Paymeul Be made whom the ad-
= = lafs for insertion, 3 on demand.
Southern planter., 1832-06-16

Laaghabls Escgpe.--we sro assured that tho
following laughabIe affair is on absolute faet--A
Corporal aud two Prvates, having in their custody
Deserler, we're enjoying themselves at the Shake.
spear Inn, Hardwick. The Deserter amused his
military guardians with several entertaining slight
Of hand tTicks but being encumbered with the steel
rutiies, complained he could not display his skill TO
advantage, and requested 20 have his hands at ber
~ whilst he exhibited isvorise trick, which he do
scribed.. This being agreed 20, he proceeded to
tie sheh hands ofthe three Soldiers and his own to-
eether with handkerchief, which he was wholly
10 loose witA gentle stroke. The magic knots
were tied, bet, on being shook, the knots all re-
NAMED firm except the one whichheld theDeser-
ter. This fell asunder with touch, pnd quick as
an arrow he lified up the sash, and daed headfore.
most through the window, leaving lis keepers
raging at each other, and tugRing like il-coupled
hounds, before they thought Of cutting asunder
then bonds, whDh having effected, they conmenc-
ed warm chase. But the game having got the
start, rendered their present efforts inedectual
MaHchesterP Paper
Southern planter., 1832-06-16
From Me RepuJlican Herald

MR.. LuTiIER'S SnEECH.
Mn. CnAiRmASi would ask ifpersons hot pos
sessing one hundred aid thry.fouT dolIarsin SOIL,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23

mentioned IN my last existing among the
SAVES 10 tn's immediate vicinity. became 50
alarming, that on the sist uli il was found
necessary 10 proclaim martial law. az l;r,nv
,ne estates, they IN FIVE DAYS DESTROYED h,ots
than half tho parish (St james,) one th;rd
OF Turnover a lev Estates in Nyestnoreland,
and some In st. Elizabeth, ell bordrrinv q.
this parish. The feeling OF the Slaves has
been much the same all over the country; hui
only here have they destroyed any property.
AS the Instruction commenced here. the,
got the alarm more timely In other parts. and
were better prepared 70 protect property and
livess A number OF lives have been taken
ny the slaves. principally when the insu rec
uon hrst broke out No correct accounts Can
YET De obtained. Very few lives have been
lost since, though several desperate attacks
nave been made upon our military posts.
Alter the iirst ana second rounds the slaves
have always gwen way, with great loss Ia
Killed, wounded and prisoners. Among the
latter are many OF the ring leaders, About
eo oil them have been shot and hanged With.
Ia the last Ten days In this lutte town. M all,
suppose 600 men ami wo,nen OF the rebel
saves have fallen and been executed In the
Iour pasishes above named. The parish OF
lreiawny (Falmouth lie town has suffered
IN hves, out no property Of any cons quenre
has been destroyed The slaves are now 50
heninea N. that they cannot do any more
mischief But being In the interior Of the
country, 1t viii take some time TO bring them
all ~ Several hundreds gave themselves Up
yesterday, aud | do believe the business is
drawing to close.
MoNTEGo BAY, Jan i9
Slaves have not destroyed any thing but
the buildings on the plantations. say iweliing
uGiscs, out offices, ana " arks for manuiac
turing sugar aud rum, though the canes are
ripe. and the fields OF them would have burnt
like Under The large fields Of country pro
visions arc not hurt IN the least; 80 that our
consumption IS only Increased Tor the mo
'neat, willie the tfaops remain among us,
hich will not be long. as the slaves are com
Ins IN fast