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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
.Nra. NrOMaWgh

DEGs leave to inform her friends and The public &C.
ID morally tina. she proposes opening School TOT
the instruction of Young Children in the first dimens
f a, EnyI;sh Education at her residence on Columbus
street between King and Prince, on the lst Nav The
I.,,;oo !. well known to be one OF the most healthy
and pleasant in texandria She hopes her diligent
attention to the improvement OF her pupils will insure
for her share of the public patronage.
snr 27-3t-FrjSstS. Tues
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28

FLOUR. Thursday. the wagon price Of Flour
was s. O5; yesterday the current price was 90.
1t is again, in consequence of the decline in New
York, dull from stores in this market We hear
of no recent transactions. Opinions of the va
lue vary from to laa. Our stock is small,
and receipts light.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28

continue to have considerable impertations Of
Domestic Cottons, and sales are slow. Our crop
Of Indian Corn has failed, and recent importa-
tons from the United States sold at As, which
pays freight and something more "
A letter of the 25th says" Large orders for
Hides have been received from Europe and the
United States; they now cost, % ID hides, IS
cents on board; and % Id hides, Ia cents on
board"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
:ro,ice is hereby Given.

THiAT the annual meeting Of the Stockholders in
Gil Chamber, in the town of Aexandris, on Monday,
the seventh day Of May next, at eleven o'clock, A.:
u at which time a statement of the affairs Of the
Company will be submitted, and election take
place for President and six Directors to the
suing year. By order, JOHN H. CREASE,
Clerk d. &C.
Cana, Office, 9Th ApriI, ls32-2aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
To Lewis E. Blackburn and James M.
Roberts.

zen 'LEhEN-You having known place of re-
" Sdence to me in the State of Virgins, where
notice ~ person might be served on you, take this
method To give GU notice. that the 10th day of May.
ioS. between the hours OF O'Clock in the ming.
and clock in the evening, of the same day, at tho
house OF William Shepherd, in the County Of Fairfax,
and state Of Virg shl proceed to take the sda-
Wits OF George Gunne Samuel Adams, Eli uffutt, John
Powell and others, to be read evidence injunc
ton depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County of Fairfax, in which
am Complainant, and you and Others Defendants.
You will consider this notice as continuing from day
to day until all the afdavi.s taken that msy be-
practicable to do At the place aforesaid Yours &c.
WILLIAM GUNNELL.
Fairfax Court House, April rs, 1882.
spr 2S-eot10 thMay
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-April e5.

There has been some enquiry for Super6ne
Flour, but holders are asking higher prices and
refuse S5,2 the sales for export have been small
at IS. and but few sales made for home consump-
ton at higher prices. Rye Flour steady at S4,'
continues scarce and is wanted. Corn has come
in more freely, buthas brought last weeks prl.
ces. No change in wbiskey or Linseed Oil, but
they are dull. Coffee has improved SINCE the last
advices from Europe nearly 2 cent per IL. Sc.
veral lots of the Laguira which arrived last week
have been sold on the wharf at I5c. and mos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY ROBERT A. TAYLOR, BALTIMORE.
SN\e Of E.Nrtheuw0re

OutO VI IIWEIN6NWUT6s
I'M Tuesday morning. LIST Nay, at 10 O'Clock, at tho
Bampre,
l24 CR.4IES EAR7HENV.4RE,
Of RidgWas 5 celebrate manufacture, consisting Of
Blue, Crimson, Greer, Black, Maroon, Pink, and
Brown Pr'n'ed Dinner set; Lea snd Breakfast Ware.
same colors; Plates. rwl RS Mufin,, and Ewers and
Basins same cOlors.
.9lso,
Edged Plates. Twiflers aud Mullins; Painted Teas,
Bowls; Ensmeed Teas, Edged Nsppie,, &c &c
The Printed Ware is Of the best q ,aty and Of the
newes: patterns
Catalogues will be prepared. and The crates arrang-
ed for examination early on the day Of sale.
ROBERT A. TAYLOR.
baltimore, April 28-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
NEW YORK MARKET-ApR1L Is.

NEW 1ORh MARhE I--HPKIL Io'
Cotton is still quiet. A good many parcels OF
southern flour are landing and it is offered 12a
cts. cheaper than last week. Southern corn would
readily command so cts; there is none in mar.
ket. Western flour is retailing at 6Iaa, but
these prices must not be relied upon as extending
beyond the opening of the canal. There has
been large sale Of hides today BY auction;
200 Baenos Ayres brought l43, GALS cts; the
quantity OF Calcutta hides was large and sold ra-
Their low. viz: 4Oa1O7i cts. each.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
Notice.

rIlHE President and Directors Of the Bank OF poto
Il mac have declared dividend of two per cent Tor
the last six months, payable on Wednesday, tne ~ VI
May next. u. fho1' H"'".''
aDr 26-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28

Schr. Columbia, Smith, cleared at New York
for this port Gath. Schr. Erie, Bartram, hence
at New York s5th. Schr. Zillah, s. West, do
do. SIoop Johnson, Duncan, hence at Phllade'-
phia Goth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
Ice.

ice.
WIN B. STUART is prepared to deliver clean,
w pure ICE from the Columbian Ice House every
da, in the week, from sunrise until 10 O'Clock.
apr % -d3t&eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .aLEK.4ADRLA, ID. c.
SAILED, APRIL 27,

SAILED, APRIL 81,
Schr. Potomac. Baker, Barbados.
Schr. Meridian, Small. st. Bartholomew.
Schr. William Allen, Doane, Boston.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
,Mechunic Ne\ief Society.

VVNIIE Anniversary Meeting Of the Mechanic Relief
Society will be held at their Hall on Tuesday next,
Ist of Nav, at 10 O'Clock, A. 81. BY order.
apr 2S-St JNO, CORsE, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
For Norfolk,

,f& The SLOyP .aIL-aS will sail on Tuesday
NV morning tor Norfolk. and take freight to thal
Place Apply ON board at J. II DaYis's wharf
apr 28-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
Fruit.

A0S Boxes of Oranges
lND IS do ot Lemons
This Gay landing from schooner Virginia, from New
York, and for sale by
apr28 w. FOWLE 81 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28

Mrs TrOl!ope, recently in this country. land,
We are not mistaken, whilome a sojourner in
'lr town, has. upon her return TO England, pub
''ed booS descriptive Of American manners,
&c The book is made the text for an article In
ne English Quarterly Review We may take
's'a''On to refer to tbs book, and the article in
e Review. :; another time.
i Dsa'aL-ln recent debate in the British
House OF Conmuns, Mr. Dawes alluded tn some
Inns opponents, and among others to the no.
ae member from Sussex, who was asleep. -
i"NG LennO1 arose and declared that he "was
." a'esp'-he had kept awake, although ne had
N'0'a The house for many hours, and had been
"uPe''ed to listen to Mr.. Dawes speeches."
H''' weekly Messenger reproaches the .Bri.
Vi '0o'llv Tor quitting the metropolis through
=" . Tue ChcIsra. The editor AYERS, that the
''e'A aAd western roads leading irou Lon
r were h''ed with wealthy fugitives. The
",IOs OF Stafford remains 10 the neishborhood
wax CITY; but he has established Gordon Of
,''1'o0 around his dwelling; the servants are
''l,'eu IRON any intercourse with the towns.
pc and the newsman must throw his papers
"''f windows from respectable distance.
-, ,..,""Ic''andlng the backwardness Of the sea
n, "g iOung Hickones have begun to yese-
sIl.,s Is expected that they will soon be in
-Cmclnaati Gazette.
''e OIudseon that Houston used was stated
=; I"' u NE witnesses to have been /" Hickory
- Guy at the Hermitage"
A0hex curious account of the closing
49,. * IN the British House Of Commons on the
" u the Reform Bill:
.r,s.a SPENCER PERcEvAL then rose and ad (.
,oS,s. 'ne House from the back benches, in an
aao ms zone, and with solemn gesture. The
20: m oegan-In whose name do YOU sit
''' suppressed laughter.j In hls name,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
EOr Halifax.

sR The British Brig C.AR8P3N
GyS. will sail in few days, and take 200 barrel
freisnt. Apply as above. apr 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-28
MNAasses.

AIO Hogsheals Of prime quslity Moasses this cay
L q landing from British Brig Caravan, and tor
sale by W. FoW Ii = 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

Again: MIR. Webster refers to act Of the lst OF
March, 1923. 10 show that Congress has
this same pretcnsi0n This act he informs us
ed years before the of Mr. Adams adj
mnistraton, and in note he adds that Mr. Van Buren,
was himself member of the Senate and MIR. McLane of
asks various questions, all founded the superstition that
this law was overlooked forgotten when the instrc-
tons were pcnncd and tending TO ascbe this fact TO the
want oil t0eTdbc acquaintance rih the histsry OF
The negotiations Of The u STATES, their legislation,
We. Now have already explained above, what Mr..
Van Burcn had said this point and TO prove that no
was acquainted with the fact that the
10 was brought forward whilst Mr. Monroe President
referred 10 this re,y lac Of 1929 in which it was
embodied, and tchich also stated at length in The
Instructions In page OF the instructions, Mr.. Van
buren introduces this law, 'he next material step
IN the movements Of the two governments "a md
on account oil "hc influence which it had obviously
had on the of affairs, in relation TO the trade in
question: he proceeds state its contents which he sum:
up in four particulars the second of which is follows
"2dly. put forth claim ,cheh had been rrepiousi,
ddconcedb by IL, negotiations upon the subject bu
oi,cdys resisted by Great Britain viz that no byhc,
duties should be imposed upon the productions of the Uni
ted States in the British Colonial ports than upon those
Great Britain herself her other colonies aud ,cc bnd
been iecied for The protection Of their produce This
done by giving authority the President TO
coming from the colonies upon being satisfied that no sucl
duties levied in the colonies produce and b,
declaring that, until such evidence was given paymen
should continue TO be cxactcd"-G Instructions, D. 81
And yet Mr.. Webster would really wish the pcopic O
The United States TO believe that the instructions wer,
written in utter ignorance OF this law thus spread out upor
their facet is il possible that he has not vet read those in
sruciions! Ifhe has not read them, what is his Judgment
on them WORTH IL he has read them, what is the value
Of his candor'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28
"Old Vuginny Meier tire"
iurrah for the Bonnets of Blue"-Jobnson is

again the victor:
From the Charleston CITY Gazette, of The 22d1
WAsHINGroN CoURsE.-The annual races over This
course, commenced yesterday four mile heats when the
great match between Bonnefs of Blue and (Yoro
Fisher, decided in favor of the former Clara Fisher
won the first heat in handsome STYLE and with apparent
ease-timc, minutes 10 seconds. Bonnets of Bie won
the second heat-took the lead starting, and kent IL
throughontwas twice nearly locked by her antagonist
during the hrs two rounds but she led the way i'm the
thir and fourth, by several lengths Clara Fisher becom
ing lame IN the first mile of the heat-time min sec
For third contest Clara Fisher too much Injured and
was withdrawn The is in beautiful order and has
undergone several improvements, and may anticipate
good racing throughout the week. The company was
fashionable and numerous.
he following horses have been entered for the second
third and fourth DAYS.
WEDNESDAY, 22d.-Four mile heats
Mr. Thurston's H. Redgdu,tief, years old, rcd and
blue.
Col Richardson's sh Bertrand III. years old dove and
yellow.
COL Johnsons ch. m Irife years old, blue.
THURSDAY, 23d-Three mile heats
COL Richardson's CHI h. .ttckie John years old dove
yellow and red.
W. Ferguson's oh. Lafayette, years old, sky blue
COL Sngleton's CHI. Mary Frances, years old vel
low and black
COL Joinsons &. f. Bonnets Of Blue, years old blue
FRIDAY, Feb. 24.-Itoo uieheats.
COL Richardson's b. T. Little Penus wears old blue
Mr. Fergusons b. (. Cdiisfd, years old, sky blue
Ioi' Johnson S CHI t. Annette, 4 years old, blue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

some anti tariff man for that eonhon would
"c no eecuon by the people, and opposition tariff man
Nohfen"oh, whoever Is nominated will be n certainty
elected and no be nominated or ought 10 beno
ndled VINO Is not ttarn-who does not declare him
sell more favorable TO the Union than "a any tariand
none should be nominated who is not OPP
posed to the exercise OF all usurped or doubtful consu-
tonal powers claimed for the Federal by the
opposition"
To give moro effect to these views, should vir-
ginia determine to send Delegates To Rultmorc thew
ought as we humbly think, to be strongly instructed
to vote for no man, who was not right about the Bank
about Internal Improvement and for cutting the re-
venue down to the necessary wants of the govern
ment and for reducing it at least according TO the
principle of tho last Presidential Message
But If she does not send Delegates to baltimore
or does not relish the nomination made there is il
not IN the power of her Electors to make the best
choice for her-to for Barbour if he stands any
comes the nearest to prnciples2-By keeping
her uncommitted, may not throw our weight in
the scale where it is likely to do most good? Shall
we not obtain a better and better measures for
our country?
FoREIaN.-The Albany has arrived mt N. York.
from Iiavrc, with dates to the 18th ut The English
ministerial prints assert, positively, that the King
tcM create many Peers as will carry the Reform
Bill (somc say 45 or So -Repors were rife in Paris,
that not only Russia, but Prussia and Austria, would
refuse to sanction the articles of peace between
Belgium and Holland, as dictated by the Conference
at London The Moniteur denies it, but aprees
with the London Courier, that an embarrassing de-
lay will take place-Migel was making great pre-
parations to resist the invasion of his Brother
A letter written from Washington, on Saturday.
states, that "Therc was most outrageous altcrca-
ton yesterday in the House of Representatives be-
tween Branch and White of Florida 1t was more
personal than any thing that has ever fore hap
pened in Congress- Indeed, the elements of strife
are discemible in every thing here"
We understand from unquestionable evidence.
the stories PIT ont for effect in the newspapers, about
the decrepitudc of his body are all fise-that the
ease with which he received ~ or 1900 persons, at
his last Drawing-room, without exhibiting any mark
OF fatigue, was very remarkable-and that whether
reelected not, he bids fair to survive the merit
Presidential term by several years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

u The Address from number of the Citizens NJ
meckienburg TO VIM. o. Goodc Esq and his Reply was
on Thursday. "rr0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

. u much regret that have not room this morning
Tor the Proceedings from Northampton They are in
type; and will certainly appear on Thursday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

We recommend to the readers attention the able and
ueIu speech OF zen: Samuel Smith OF Maryland
hnguished Soldier of the Revolution, and an od-times
hepuoiican lie is entering the SOh year of his agc,-
yet WIN what iorce does he expose the errors of Mr.
Clay's Tariff Specchi - ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28

VI "ohroc, luch 10 MS credit, put his upon the
Di and were not, as far he knows the only vote i'm
the course ola years service which the most fas
dous critic torture into ain inconsistency with the
principles which Mr. v. b. protested TO maintain and in
inc justice oil which he is every day more con-
hrmed.' W.
Speech: F9"90' VI "'o
"lhe time, he trusted was not far distant whom tbc
interpretations which had been attempted upon the Cons
tuhoh' WIN the wretched sophisms by which llev vcre
supported WIN be subjects of severe reprehenson of
uerson with the people, and when great portion of The
talents that have been employed i'm ve3yino the nof uI
heeu oil It's own ingenuity TO escape its meshcs He hon
ca ne mad not been misunderstood surprising that all
had heretofore been ranked among the supporters of te
Dgh-tOhed doctrines he had condemned must of conse-
quence occupy the same station now BY no means He
would be ashamed Of himself TO be found the author or
sentiments so contracted and Liberal He knew foo well
hat although to certain extent names are things fbev
are not always the unerng evidence of the things they
sgny-Ihe t experiment. II, peace and in tcGI iciich
IRE hare nor had N the respcciipe oDcy1fjons ami
c'enry Of The Federal and state eOper,uenfs ouobf ~
@hJy egeTy dspossiOnate inquirer after fyIH of me
Jddoy opinions oiee extensively enterfafeJ Those
who thought So ought 10 abandon them and all who arc
wise enough 10 DC honest will do II is of itself ima
Deen called The great question is-wtat are honestly
ncr present sentiments upon those great points which
nave from the beginning divided the American peopIe
ana would, he feared continue to do so to the end,
"a gen IeInan OF great respecaby writes from WASH
ingOh' !" III we divide, arc gone Clay rides Whit
ourry triumphany into power What friend Of Inc Al
Inisuai'on can think for moment that Mr. Barbour
ueF present circumstances, be ecctcd' This ,hc
1Pn'oh OF almost every intelligent man here with whom
,1Vc conVersod from every part of the Union. Then
tna can grow out of his nomination. will be tie most fatal
DIVISIONS ana distractions IN rankshc very in9 that
Tue Opposition wish, and as sincerely believe thc vcrv
'""S ha produced the rejection of Mr.. Van Buren,"
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30

J Whereupon, Jacob Pusey, James Walter
J Bartholomew Lussell, M. d. Caleb Swayne, 8
! Joel Swayne were appointed:-who producee
the following Preamble and Resolutions which
were read and adopted.
] alt appears from the report OF the Commit
tee appointed at Emmor Worth's on the 25tf
of last month, that many of the citizenc of Will.
] mington and vicinity are convinced of the adj.
vantageous direction of the proposed route, il
practicable at reasonable expense, and would
give the preference to that which might be
shown to be the best under all circumstances oil
the case:-and as the practicability &c. of this
route can be best shown by actual survey: 1t is
therefore Resoiued: That Committee Of twen-
lty-one persons be appointed to obtain subscri-
bers to fund not less than $500, to be appro-
lpriated to exploring and surveying the best
route from the City of Wilmington, to intersect
the Pennsylvania Railroad between Coates
vile and the Gap.
Resolved: That said Committee shall appoint
their Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer,-
their Treasurer shall receive said money, and
pay the same to the order of their Chairman,
and that said committee keep fair account Of
their transactions under this resolution. and re-
port the same to meeting of the contributors,
to be held after the survey, plot, and estimate
dtOuuioHGuS Vi 6dtllCT IL nCCcSSdIy (WHICH I1ee-I
ting, said committee are authorized to call on
giving ten days notice.
Resofved, that the foregoing Committee on
obtaining an adequate subscription, shall APP
point subcommittee to contract with al
gentleman of experience, to explore the propo-
sed route and its vicinity,--survey that which
is best calculated for the purpose,-plot the
the cost of construction, frstI
for single, and then a double tract, and pro-
cure the assistance necessary for carrying this
resolution into effect.
Samuel Morris Jr., Jacob Pussy,
Abraham Hopes, Isaac w. Pennock, John CI
Philips, John Chandler, Robert Lamborn, Jes-
Sc Pyle, Robert Marshall, Amos Fredd, Eli
Logan, Francis ParKe, Emmor Worth, Thorn
as Garrett, James Delaplain, Ezekiel Reed,
Mahlan Belts, John Cochran, John ]. Philips,
Clement A. Buckley, and Joel Pennock, were
appointed to carry the aforesaid resolutions in
to effect.
or The Editors of Wilmington City are re-
requested to give the above an in
sertion.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30

observance of the Laws are defeated,--a dangeror,
wound is inflicted upon the vitals of Republic far
the healing of which there but one antidote; BY an
inexorabe, insidious, and invisible monster call
led Free-masonry. Its secrecy enables it to strike
aye assassinate, and conceal the hand that inflicted
the blow better Plan to effect the destruction af A.
ny Government conldno be devised, than to organic
an Association similar to Masonry Sworn allegiance
and secret communication afford every necessary faci
ty, for forming and maturing the most extensive and
wicked conspiracy. BY these means conspifacyhq
been formed, and its object successfully accomplished
in of the most populous sections four countrye
in such manner as to render legal detection nposs
ble The Report of the Hon. John c. Spencer and
others, which we are now publishing, is one of the
thousand evidences which incontrovertiby establish
this fact Here we behold witnesses contumaciously
persistng in perjurng themselves in open CourtJu
ror doing the same thing by refusing to convict upon
the most positive evidences of guiltmasons through
out the country affordng guilty brother protection
andevcry facility escape the penalty of the laws he
had violated, the encomiums passed upon; and the
sympathy and relief extended to, the most daring as
sassiansthe wilful circulation of false reports con-
corning the Anti-masonic investigation, which were
calculated and intended to deceive the community &C.
&c. These are some of the evidences of the political
as well as the moral turptude ofthe Masonic Hydra
And yet we lately convcrsed with very learned and
distinguished gentleman, who said that he was an An
timason in MORAL, but not in a POLITICAL point ii
view. What jewel consistency is.
MA memorial, to be presented to the Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church in May next has
been received The accompanying request shall be
complied with.
We learn that the Odd-fcl contemplate the &
rection of Lodge in Westchester, Chester Co. Pa,
The Inhabitants of that district have put the seal o
their condemnation upon all Secret Oath-bound Asso.
riatlons the demoralzing tendency of which, has been
SO clearly demonstrated. Nothing but Ignorance oy
the most daring impotence, could prompt those dsci-
Piles folly, secrecy and mystery, thus to brave pub
nc opinion, and to disturb the tranquility of moral
people, by introducing among them their "Grand
5res their hoods and cables, and some other meta
apparatus; with all their immoral dis
gushing, and desecrating routine of superlative foly
We have presentiment, that the climate of Ches-
Ter Co will not prove congenal to the Constitution Of
The rand Sire" or to the health and prosperity of his
lncouth progeny