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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
Dec 81

vfIl(:I>tA. 10 wfr AT a Circuit su-
' perior Coort Of Law and Chancery, contin.
ncd and hfld for the Town of Lynchburg, at the
Com; House, IN said town, on the 30h day of
June 1892, sitting court OF Chancery,
Chaeles l. Jordan and Matilda his wife, Alex
andcr Button, Gpsiayus A Burton, John N. Bur
ton. Chnsiophtrc Burton and Elizabeth Burton,
Tie last foar Of whom are infants under Tho nge OF
twenty one years, @hosue by their nestir'end,
Alexander Bar,on, Pitts.
against
JOHN I " Read, nlmr of Samuel Red, decd.
l,Is sad John r. w. Read in his own ught Rob
cn Ro.s james Mitchell Merrea and Mitchell,
Anderson fafia, stephen f. Mitchell, George
| Norvell, Benjamin WIZ, and John benwieh aud
| William Lotgisn, surviving * cntofa OF William
! Lenwch, deceased. De't9
| This cause came on this day 70 be heard Oh The
Bill auswcfs OF all the defendants, except McnciI
| mud Mitchell exhibits, examinations Of witnesses,
aad TIE Subpoena awarded therein on ile Xth day
Tof November 1926, winch appears 10 nave been
daly executed on tie said defendants Nerrett aud
Mitelell aud was argued by counsel. On consld-
Grafton enrieof the Court doth order that one OF
is Comm s iouerstsk an account oil the aimns.
ration Oh the cs,ntc Of the said w lliam LettWlch,
| deed. 10y his executors, also an account OF The
! Lands OF which Alexander Burton, died, possess
| cd, ond &hfn were aicr%afuS sou py w ilihhl
LcitW ich ia MS lie time and the amount Of Al Aan-
der Buttons debts paid in that account by said
Tostatof IN his life time also on account Of die
debts ngains, the SAID Alexander Buaons estate in
tho proceedings mentioned, and report the same to
the court, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself or required by the parties to
be 50 stated Aud HE Cont doth further Order
that the said dcfends,ts, TIC executors Of the said
! William Lenwch, deed. do, utter dnc notice tot
that purpose attend the Commissioner who may
take the said accounts and ao# Her IN soicmn form
such lnterrogstiou7 as sht ts 'hen mud there pro
pounded to them loach.as he m3licl ~ co,ttoycr-
" ia this suit y CJpy -Tes's,
II ROBES. OK
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
fynshbug, In Dec 1899
Ihc parties in this cause will t4ke notrc, that !
have appointed Thursday IL 4letdhy Of ebruary
next, 10 commence the accounts directed lay the
foregoing order of Court, on which day, ut the
hoar OF nine o'clock IN the morning, tiny are re
qnesned 10 Intend nj my office, in this town, with
heif accounts vouchers and copies OF court papers,
prepared 10, examination and settlement Aud lhn
defendants, John Leftwch and William Lellwirh,
Surviving executors of W llam Lcfweh, deceased
ai.o icqaifed 10 attend prepared 10 answer such
iBlcrfagutons ~ may be- thcn preNounded 10 them
JAMES BENAGu G,
- - wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

v KIT Al fties hnli.n KS Office oi Inc
~ - cli @upr. ior Court of Law and Chancery for ne
c"HtiA "i Ahie T. Monday the 9TH dag Of NoVr"5
brf' ia.'2-ht ~, Staples PM against Idw ard A. lap -
s'ef'e4 Ia'"er and feachy Franklia, Dclts,ln eha'
r.r,.
He 'ctn dat iei hen Tgrrcr Peach, Franklin me-
lhE catftet lhrt appearance h given steHrlty ae0ou
~ 10 HE cl OF Assembly ue- of tins court, ana
fFprail"e lay Satisfactory rlidchce that they not HIM.
utis ois< cLuutr II order cd that said defendant
Ia nPPcai here the FIRST da, al The NJ ri A term a
ahswnr TIE hl Of the Pliutii, aud that a cory olWn
ifdn' be forthwith inserted ia ihe llncLarr Virginia.
for two u1Hth sncce-syeiv aud posted y front JV"
81 The court honse Of this county.
Atop-Tesic, JOHN THOMPSON, jr. CHI
My - w2m
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II ROBES. OK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE }
VIRGINIA: -Ata Cuou,, Superior Cour

VIRGINIA: Alta Cueu,, Superior Cour,
ut Law aud Cuancery, continued and held
in tho town Of tynehburs, u, the courthouse on
tae 2o.u aog of june 1892, sitting as II court Of
GHtHFff,
lad.,tl la5sarl and Peter C. uansard, IN infant
who sues ~ sand judith llansarJ, his next friend,
Pitts
against
William NcDanicl, Me,it Talbot od'mr of John
faibo'. de-. fisnry l.. Davies, BeniaMin Tolia-
.s7re adm de bouts non with the will annexed of
loan ilansurd dec. John w. Hmssrd, Ambrose
Il i1msard Archibald fIansard. Isaac Il. Han
#af4 ssoa fHsley end Sophia his wife, George
Burle'i and Poly b'srite ljah Davis and Pa
a,iia his VIE. nud la,p Bu.ofd and Caroline his
VIE Defs.
Thir ea4sc same On lbs aay IL I've heard on the
aapers formerly read, aud lho report Of Commits
elouor EcDash, made N pursuance oi the order of
the il'hd ay Of May 1851, and was argued 10y
counsel, Oh consideration whereof the con-, being
al opinion that the reEort Of the Commissioner is
too imperfect to enable the coult to make Il correct
decree IN the promises, dolh therefore recomnit the
sad report 10 one Gifts commissioners. Who is d.
rccted 10 make such additions thereto and such al
teratons therein as tho evidence may Justify or re-.
41se, so rs completely TO execute the aforesaid de
efctal order ofho llti of MAY. 1881 and tn rcDof-
his proceedings to the court, with any matter spe-
cially stated though, pertinent, by himself or re
qalred by thc parties to be so stated
Copy-Tcs'e, d. ROBES, e. @.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynehtarg . itb November, 1879
Tie parties ~ Il. a9lsc wiu take notiec. I'm,
haze appointed Friday the fourth day of Jannar,
neN toeoahencc Tie accounts directed by the fore
going order Of court on which day. at The hour Of
oine o'clock IN the morning, they are rcqu ed to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
ESTRAY ED COW.

1-r7r--s---',-.--yy..x STRAYED from the
l.ttgaI.te fSs, 4ssess\ - Lot of Elijah Flet-
w s@Eass AlAL-Ss0 cher, Esq. in the town of
EEVY Lynchburg on Friday
Aes.s.ruN night, l2th October last,
''4s,ss @sa, leaving her calf A JVhite
COW with black ears and black spot on her hod,
}'o MARX reeo .ceted.l She had been, but little
pc'ef'' driven iiom the county oiAugusta. ANY IN.
hfnauon concerning sad COW, left at the orfi-c of
the Frginian, will be thankfully received bv tho
subscribe JESSE MILLER.
~'-~ 81
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1NEO3s1aAI'ION.
Dec. -

NENUlNE Mouse Hole and Foster Anliis
N superior Ccitcr Key d Vice, Smiihs Bel
lows, MAYORS Shear and Cast Steel (torm,rly
Naylor & Sanderson's) and Cooking Stoves, just
received and for sale low, nj the sign ofthe Golden
Anvil. TIIEO. ROBERTSON 4 Co.
Dec 10. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

Hoop Poles aud Slaves wanted
TftIiE subscriber viii give IS per 1000 for go.a
seasoned ayes aud Heading. aud %
1000 FOR good Hickory loop Poles. delivered az
Langhorne's Mill. W,l. CADWALLADER.
Oct.S Is
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~ IL. i.ETs1R J. FRANCISCO

lie owners lutiCOf.
Doc. l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31
epecutocs' Sale Of Valuable real
and personal Estate, Crop, &c.

~ ~ kHlftVH t77S' ~ ? :. -
kfI.AND hsoagiag . The late Wa. Mckinney
-. siuassi IN the eeatisy q Iaaaf'be9l. on bis
es,linx River, uear Reads Ola store ~ i.e5.
q Land was iorns.ly ovaedhy t"fi'oa - az
- he;,s and pssbably coaiains nhat. 40 as'cs.
|son acres of winch is rich Low (sepdns b ih1sa
Eevho kaow il, il is believed 10 be amoag tle 10y
|b,sttr arls IN the country The title y laa'sa's.
he. The plantation Is IN high state Of eo'iiNa-
lion. and 2o9 bushels O. wheat neatly POT ~ IN
keocd time.
We will sell, a, the sar1t time AMI place 'he re-
xp>vsionsrv interest in two-thirds of an aiionag
arnct IN which VIM. Jones ID. b hasa tie es.
tate. which has q cons jerablo quantity Of Low
fsrout,ds and is A very valuable tract eli Land.
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RICHMOND & LYNCHBUR(:

Nov. II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
CONG RE SIS.

The Senate, on Wednesday, transacted but
little legislative business, having been engaged
nearly the whole day in secret session. Previ-
GUS to closing the doors the following bills were
passed: The bill making appropriations in con-
formity with the stipulatons Of certain Indian
treaties; and the bill to change the times of hold
ing the courts Of the United States for the west
ern district of Virginia. Mr.. Waggaman laid
on the table resolutions of the legislature of Lou.
isiana, instructing the Senators, and requesting
the representatives from that State to use their
exertions to procure the passage Of law, at the
present session, recharterng the Bank of the
United States.
In the House Of Representatives, question
Of order was discussed, on a motion by Mr.. SIade
to reconsider the vote rejecting resolution sub.
mitred by Mr.. Arnold. Of Tennessee, for an in
quirv into the expediency of constructing a road
from Buffalo to New Orleans. The motion for
reconsideration was advocated by Mr.. Arnold,
in a speech which occupied the attention Of the
House for nearly two hours. After some re-
marks by Messrs. Carson, Mercer, and Mr..
Blair, of Tennessee, the yeas and were ordered
at the call Of Mr.. Speight, and the House refus-
ed to reconsider the vote, ayes "a, noes 90. -
The Indian appropriation bill was read third
time and passed. The bill! to extend the benefits
of vaccination among the Indian tribes, was ia
ken up on the motion Of Mr. Bell. and after its
consideration for some time. was postponed till
this day, The House then went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the state of the Upion, Mr..
l. Ccndict in the chair, and took up the revolu-
tionary pensions bill: Mr.. Davis, of South Caro-
lima, addressed the committee unit! four o'clock,
when, before he had concluded his argument, the
committee on motion Of Mr.. Carson, rose and
the House adjourned. Mr. Davis retains the floor
for to day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
VIRGINIA ELE CTIONS.

Spottsyluania.-Fredericksburg--For G. L.
Stevenson, 100; for r. d. Powell, los. Court.
house-For c. L. Stevenson, ISL; for r, d.
Powell, 59-Total for Stevenson, eco; for Pow
ell, 164. Mrs. Andrews yet to hear from.
He,.rico. John G. Williams, 500; for
John NJ. Bolts, si6; for Robert A, Mayo. LOG.
Mr.. Williams was returned to the last Lesis-
Iature and took his seat; but, 10 consequence Of
his being resident Of Richmond, the House de-
eided against his eligibility. During the proceed
ing session, the decision of the Legislature in
the case Of Mr.. Leigh was the other way. Mr..
Robert A. Mayo was subsequently elected in
Mr.. Williams place. The question Of the right
of citizen Of Richmond, will probably be tried
in the person Of Mr.. Williams.
Isle Of Wight. Senate: For James D. Mas.
senourg, of Southampton, col; for Francis E.
Rives, Of Prince George, lO9 County: For
Joel Holleman, $50; for James C. Jordan, 1S8
Mr.. Massenburg was not brought out until the
morning Of the election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-ApR11 4.

BALTIMORE MARKET-ApRIL 4.
There has been rather more activity in the COT.
fee market within day or two past at reduction
of about half cent in the ID. for good qualities.
Sales of Cotton, Georgia Upland, a. II ], and
Alabama at IL, which is an advance of of cent
on former nsactions--Cloverseed OF good
quality is selling at Sc per bushel. not plenty
Sales of Susquehanna Flour at SAYS, Red Wheat
is worth 95 a Sl.OO.-Corn, white az IS and
yellow "A As: Mackerel is plenty and dull at
last quotations.
BOSTON MARKET-APRIL Q.
Flour. The transactions have been principal
" at prices reported at our last review, and con-
sists of 6a7O0 bbls. Fredericksburg lowland,
ssh a So, mountain, So; 200 do. Philadelphia,
sl4, mos; 500 do Howard street, 81, 4 ms;
200 do do do, So cash, and some parcels of Gle.
nesee at q shade advance. TlU wind Is now Ia.
vorable for Immediate arrivals.
Gra,n.-Owing to se~ arrivals and an extensive
retail demand, prices tor Corn have further ad-
vanced; several cargoes have been sold at SIC.
per bushel for white, aud IS IS do. for yellow
fat. Rye and Oats are without much change on
last reported prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. IN. CO.

ARRIVED. APRIL S,
Schr. Oscar, Guy, Boyd's Hole; corn to G.
Johnson & Co.
Schr. Virginia. Jester, Accomac; oats to do dc
Schr. Louisa Franklin, Bailey, Fredericks.
burg; bran to do.
Schr. EInora, Godridge, do; corn to do.
Schr. Columbian Star, Todd, Richmond; coal
to Geossr II. Smoot.
Steamboat Potomac. Hubball, Norfolk; pas.
seugers for the District.
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore;
freight and passengers.
British Brig Emperor. Armstrong, Bermuda.
Schr. Andes, Smith, Boston.
Schr. Addison, Marshall, Eastport.
March %, Brig Leda, Of Boston. from Alexan-
dria, for Amsterdam, put into Hampton Roads
for harbor
Brig Alexandria, Howes, cleared at Boston
for this port lst inst.
Schr. Velocity, Hammond, hence at Boston 1st
Loss of the Ship Meridian, of NeD York.
Robert Dickev, Joseph Hopkins, VIM. Robinson,
Samuel Drummond, Jack Green, and Bob,
of the Ship Meridian, of >ew York, arr ived here
from Elizabeth City, N. C. on Monday evening
last, having left three others of the crew on board
of Canal Boat, bound 10 this place, who were
tot much fatisued to pursue their way on foot. -
Robt. Dickey states, that the Ship Meridian,
Capt Curtis, of New York, sailed from Charles
ton, s. C. bound to Trieste, laden with Cotton
and Rice, on Sunday the 18th ult On the second
night out she sprung aleak. which increased so
rapidly, notwithstanding every effort made to free
her, bv keeping the pumps constantly going. that
she had feet water in her hold OF 22d. Hopes
had until this time. been entertained that they
should be able to reach Cape Henry, but the leak
continuing to increase. it was deemed necessary
for the safety Of the lives Of all on board, to run
the ship ashore, which was accordingly done
after sunset on the 22d ult. on the Sandy Beach.
about Is miles to the Northward of Cape Hat
teras Light House. She grounded about loo
yards from the beach. When she struck, the
long boat was hoisted out. and Immediately
swamped-the small boat could not live in the
surf. Some of the crew who were expert swim
mers, then swan TO the beach with line, by
which those on board reached the shore in safety.
During the night heavy blow came on from N.
w. and the Ship went entirely to pieces. The
furemast, which had been cut away just before
the Ship struck, with the sails and rigging, and
about 600 bales of Cotton, drIfted ashore, and
were saved. Capt Curtis, with the mate re-
NAMED on the beach, near the property when
the crew left there, on Saturday morning last
They reached Elizabeth City about IL o'clock
saem night--and left there on Sunday morning
for this place.
The Charleston papers of 18th ult report the
sailing of Meridian frnm that port, bound 10 Fri
este, on Sunday l8th.-Norfok Beacon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
phi,aAelNhia Jacket Notice.

s@ Merchants and others in the District OF Co
&dumbia, winchester, Va and that VICINITY, are
.r. u.arly Informed that Packet will be despatched
from Philadelphia to Alexandria Washington, and
Eeorpetown, b c. direct, via Canal on Thursday OF
ssch weeh. without fails and, to enable the vessels to
sail with punctuali., no freight will be received utter
so'clock, p. NJ. on the day Of sailing For further
D.r,;c",srs apply to STEPHEN sHINN, Alex'a.
WIN. MORGAN, Georgetown n,
JOSEPH HAND, Proprietor,
No North wharves, Philadelphia
M r. nerson, in the District Of Columbia. or the
.ghhor;ne places would make it rule to order their
GOOD. shipped on board, Packet at phladelphi, on
ednesdsy or Thursday, they would find this to be
>. Inedous and by far the cheapest and safest con-
yevance between the above named places.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
George !. Noug.

HAS opened some fresh fancy and staple spring
III goods, among which plain pink and blue
gngl,ams striped and plaid ditto. handsome csl'c"es
painted musins, super and common black ustrings and
gro de naps black satin levaneen, black. white, blue
and pink sattins, COLD h)rences; fine assortment OF
white and fancy cotton hose. silk ditto; Iadys and
misses kid gloves; girls white cotton hose; fancy
hhdkfs; Paris Grape ditto white, green and black
cured gauze veis, fine Irish linens and lswnsi super
white aud black areophane Italian Grape; with gene
raj assortment of domestic goods
And in few days will have an additional supply
Sd mo 30 -d3t&eUSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
OBITUARY.
[coMMUNIcATED.

COMMUNICATED.
A friend Of the late MoRDEcAI MILLER can
not let the brief funereal notice which has already
appeared suffice toexpress his worth nd useful
ness. The deceased was not only known TO his
immediate acquaintance, but to the community
generally, and especially to the inhabitants of
this town, in which he resided for upwards of 40
years, as prominent and estilnabe citizen. an
active, intelligent. and scrupulousIy honest mer.
chant, possessing the entire confidence of all.
He was sincere friend to the poor and Cypress
ed, and his benevolence was of that active kind,
which relieves efectualIy and at once, without
waiting for the movement of others. Long will
his memory be cherished by those who have known
his worth, aud the very many who have expert.
enced his sympathies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Rnttier.
This thoroughbred and beautiful
HORSE,

n ~ This thoroughbred and beautiful
A fTA~ENS HORSE,
IN %S will stand the ensuing seasonal. q een
a s.sl1esSL Ann and Upper Msrb rough Prince
Georges County, Maryland, under the superintend'
ence of Mr.. Baldwin.
RATHER IS q chestnut, full IS hands 80 inches
high, with remarkably fine, short and glossv coat OF
hair (the indication of high blood with strong,
clean bone great muscular power, and as symmetrical
FORM and graceful and easy action, as any horse in
Virginia
The pedigree of RATHER is short, and as rich as
blood can make it. The following extract Of letter
from James Harrison, Esq (agentleman we'll known
the racing world will satisfy even the most scfuPu
lous Of the purity Of his blood:-
"RArrLER was sired by the celebrated race morse
Tmoleon thu best son Of Archy. his dam by Constu'
ton, by Diomed, and out of the same OF fimoeon -
This mare was by the old imported Saram whicn was
by 0'Kelly's celebrated English Eclipse, his usm'
Old Wildair, & DAM Fearnought da"', III,
yer, pgg e, the imported Vampire, 6 & ggg gar
low lie is of the stock of Nr. BENJAMIN Jones, vi
Greensyille. RArrLER has much Diomed oiooa 'n
him ga an, horse in the United Ststes, and oelrve
nartakes Of more crosses--Consttuton, oy Diomeo'
m, sire of his dam-Clmoeon, by Archy, by Diomed'
his sre-all Mr.. Jones' run-they stand No IN me
r .lendsr of America. Timoeoa Kate, Aratus, MAO
of odi Snow Storm. Sally Walker, sally mcSee, ana
many other fine racers, Of this stock, Your horse
deserves to do WE'LL for he is doubled and twisted ~
the same stock" [For particulars see bills.
Clover Hill, Stafford, Feb. 10,
Eak Avu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Notice..

uEREBY authorize EZRA LUNT, of hlexan,
4 drs. in the District of Columbia, for me and in
nv name to receive all Rents that may be due me, or
become due to me, in the said Town of Alexandria.
from the date hereof; to give all notices tha, may be
necess nv to the tenants in possession # my hes, in
the said Town Of Alexandria, and all Rents so receiv.
eds 70 give receipts in the discharge Of the same, in
90 G, and am,le manner as il transac ted the in
nsrson Given under my hand. this 5'h day of april,
rSs2. MaRGAREr MORRIS, her x marx.
T.st ANN LUST
st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Notice il hereby given,

yuyHAr the subscriber has obtained from the County
Covr, of Fairfax County. W.. letters OF admins.
,,.,;on On the estate f David ricketts, late the sid
county, deceased All persons having claims against
he said decedent are requested to hand them in for
settlement on or before the Goth day Of March, 1859
or they may by law excluded from all benefit Of said
estate; and those .debtsd will please make immediate
payment r. I. T. WILSON,
mar ,O-2awSw Administrator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. Co.
pRrDsY MORNING. APRIL 6. 1882.

The remains OF the lamented WIN. II. Frrz-
.roH. we're brought to this place on the Sd inst,
:, vessel from the Eastern Shore, aud hence
,..,s conveyed to Ravensworth, in the County Of
r,,,x, and re-interred in the family burying
,ro,ud, attended by the immediate relatives.
The ashes of this esteemed and distinguished
:,o Of Virginia, now repose in the bosom Of his
native soil.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Trustees SaAe.-This Day:
by virtue osa deed of trust, duly executed on the
ID 18th instant, BY Mr. John e. Msndell for the pur'
poses therein expressed shall proceed to carry the
same into effect by exposing to public SALE on Friday
the Oh april. a. the residence Of said hsndel, on Ste
asaph street, north Of Cameron, the
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting Of most of such articles are used in
house keeping. Also, one VALUABLE WOMAN.
named Eliza slave for le aad patent lever Gold
Watch.
And on Saturday the 9TH day Of April, on tho
premises a, 10 O'Clock, that valuable and desra'
bic Fire proof Two story brick
S-4 DWELLING HOUSE & LOT
MT of about 100 feet square At the intersection OF
YsSS ashingtun and @ Iern streets, now occupies
NJ. by George Johnson AIso.
The Two Story BRICK HOUSE & LOT
occupied by Mrs Garner, on Royal street. between
King and Cameron Streets the same being situated in
valuable part fins tos for business Also,
The DWELLING HOUSE & LOT on St.
Assph str = occupied by said MandeiI, aud
The DWELLING HOUSE s. LOT adjoining
the last mentioned one, lately occupied by II. White.
Terms liberal and made known q, the sale.
GEO JOHNSON,
ISAAC CANNELL,
mar 30 Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06

c,orgia.-we agree with the Richmond En-
orirer in hoping, that every friend Of the country
,;ll use his influence in persuading the Chero-
hoe, to emisrate beyond the Mississippi. The
,ecept cessou Of the Greeks may accelerate the
.v,D, il the decision Of the Court does not alto.
,.,ber infatuate their leaders. 1t being now
Known that the State Judge has refused obedi.
,oee TO the decision Of the Supreme Court, and
nublc sentiment in the State being manifestly
and unequivOcaIy in favor Of this refusal. there
!, only one way to prevent collision. Ii the
CberOkees can be persuaded to remove before
next January. all NAV yet be well.
Ws,re no alarmists; but we understand, from
,ssDectabe authority, (slnce our last papeI) that
,be State Rights Party Of South Carolina are de-
termlned upon MULTIPLYING the TniG, in case the
nre,ent session Of Congress should terminate
without redressing their wrongs -R'eh, Eng.
We cannot despair. yet. of settlement Of
his question. Is it possible that the Tariff can
NOT be adjusted3 May not the spirit of peace,
at last, assuage angry feelings, and induce our
statesmen to yield something on all sides tor the
sake Of Union and Liberty?
Twelve columns Of the Globe Of Saturday are
occupied with an examination OF the recent OPT
moo Of the Supreme Court in the Cherokee ques-
ion. The work is ascribed to the Secretary Of
War.