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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
.MOlaSses
liaauiAtonian school.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -VEKUVE.
VHNHE subscriber again wishes to call the attention of
l. the public to the School now under his tutorage.
Having procured EFricIEEr ASSISTANCE he is prepared
to receive more scholars and anxousIy hopes that his
friends the public will afford him patronage suf
cient for his encouragement and support. Being en-,
gagged other business, the whole attention of both
Teacher and Assistant is Directed TO the School, and
the subscriber hopes that long probation and many
years experience will advsntageously characterize that
att .ntion in the opinion of the public.
The mode Of government and peculiar character OF
the rules of this school, we'll the of the
e. ners. conduct of the pupils. Offer considerable in
ducements to those parents who regard habits OF mora
lily rs cessary item in tie education of their child
rem His terms are moderate, and in proportion to the
advancement Of The scholar:
ES.iaC H. ROBBINS,
spr data cost At Christ Church Lecture Room.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Notice is hereby Given,

~ O{1CC rs NCtVUS ONNOH1
WlHAT the annual meeting of the Stockholders in
the AIe1sn,lrs Canal Co. will be held ut the Coun
Gil Chamber, in the town of Alexandra, on Monday,
the seventh day of May next. at eleven O'clock, 4.
n at which time statement OF tile affairs OF the
Comnsny will be submitted, AMI election take
place for Pre- sdent aud six Directors to serve the en-
suing year by order, JOHN GREASE,
Clerk a e. e.
Canal Ofice 9Th .9oril, IS32-2aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
HanDstead f0r sale.

hampstead FOR sale.
aEyILL be sold, to the highest bidder Saturday.
w the 9TH april next. that desirable stu.'on. called
.:zsa< HA NJ STEA nd,
$50 lying in King Grorge County, three fourths
%WS of q mile from osd's Hole, where the stean-
chr. boats plying between Baltimore and the dis
,rct stop and land passengers and freight four tm"
week. I'm the premise. area Dwelling House, > .s-
House. Warehouse, House for Post Office, Stable e!
Carriage house, and aI the necessary Out.houses IN
god repsir
For Merchandising HANPsrE,p possesses many sd-
vantsges and is not surpassed %, any other siteso IN
the Northern Mex Terms made known on IA day
Of sale. SAMUEL PHILLIPS d SON
Fredericksburg, March II, 1882.
mar 70 -2Sw;7thA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
COunt,y bar Asun.

:, Toys. from James River furnace, sent as sam.
s. nile; embracing square and fat bars, and fni
PLUIJGH PLATES. Just received and tor
s.. nm very liberal terms to dealers consumers, By
GEO. JOHNSON b Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
For Freight.
knr New York.

fNc - CIV XNTK.
Sx The racket schr. president,
ND F. Kirkland m ,ster. will sail on Saturday. For
i,rb' freight or passage, apply on board or to
.pr STEPHEN SHINN. Jsnney's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06

Bouts nod Shoes.
A. ID. HARMON
IEAs Just received, by schooners Velocity, Fornax,
ii Jew, and Turk, general assortment OF Coarse
Boots Bootees, and Shoes suitable for the fisheries
Gentlemen's calf morocco, and sealskin Boots, for
summer wear.
Ladies', misses'. and children's Shoes and Pumps OF
every variety. to suit the season..
Bows coarse and fine Shoes and Bootees
All Of which viii be soln, wholesale or retail, on &C
commod.,,np terms apr6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06

# nave received the two first numbers
asw ~e "'etersoniaa and Virginia Tines" a
~. paper established in Richmond, or rather
Y S thlther from Lynchburg, by Richard
''ale. tits published ssmi.weekly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06

rom Behia.-Capt. Finney, Of the brig Wash,
"SSn' reported BY the Revenue Cutter Dexter,
= NorlOrlk, informs that when he sailed, the City
", = nln'a was so closely besiesed BY the enemy,
'S' no supplies could be got into it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
Dec. IS h, 1882

MIOTICE-To all persons who hired Negroes or rent
ed Lands OF Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer of Cumberland,
for the present year, which il life estate her. from the
Will OF Daniel Gucraut deed, cautioned to pay no
hire rent to Mrs Spencers the time OF her
death, which took place the 18th of July, lS32-as tho
other proportion is by law Tor the benefit of the legal a-
gaees oil the deceased also give notice TO the Agcns
oil Mrs Spencer (who understand to be Mr. John Cesp(
TO comply with this the law directs; aud earnestly re-
quest that those who hire or rent will deliver the
grocs on the estate III; LIST OF January, 1888 for the
purpose OF division, with clothing hats, blankets &c.
to my brother Thomas p Guerran who is authorised TO
receive, ADJUST and receipt for
PETER w. GUERRANT,
Ex,or and Legatee of the estate Of Dan Guerran deed
December %. 6sAyly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Died, Tuesday tho 18th Instant Miss Wokha,
of her -
Died. Thursday, the 18th lingering noss
raj Henry H. Watts Esq OF the of th
tnable friend whose social aud enoarng qualities him
valuable chasm has been created
and acquaintance which will reVcr remain uufed In
uOn OF husband, he devoted and assiuOu
aud respectful; father, kind aud enont,
deating and beloved Tho of this had
knowing Mr. Watts. and the
wh no endured the suffering attendant lingering and pain
III csease aud that o dod he had lived the full
tious Immortality. -
:" The sweet remembrance Of tho Just,
Shall flourish while heys IN lust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

A EGROES WANTED.-The subscribers wish TO hira
"a number OF Negroes, to work at their Coerv; for
which they will pay the highest wages. Satisfactory re-
eehces given as TO the treatment OF the negroes and The
payment oil their hire made TO suit the Apply at
their Coery in Gooehand county, near Dover Mills or
at their Yard, on the South side of the Basin.
e. BROWN & co.
Richmond, December 20. 6S-tIJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
Sale Of $4,000 Fire per cent. Stale Stock.

Ply authority of an act OF the General ssembly pass
HD ed 9Th February last, entitled " An act to amend
an act entitled an act auhorising the Board OF Public
Works TO subscribe behalf of the Commonwca TO tho
stock oil the Petersburg Rail Road Company, the Pres
dent anu Directors OF the Board of Public Works will on
Friday, the 18th Instant at IL O'clock in front of this
State Banks, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, ceri
Gates oil State Stock to the Of $50 0O0 bearing
interest OF cent, payable semi-annuaiy, the 18Th
January and 18th July at the Treasury OF the Common
wealth. This stock is edFemabe for 20 years, hut is
afterwards redeemabe the pleasure of the General As
setnby. BY order OF the Board OF Public Works.
J. BROWN, JR., Second .auditOr.
December 81 6S-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

NOTICE = The partne ship lac, eo.ore existing DO.
tween us, in the line oil iour horse pos, Coach, s.
from Richmond TO Louisa hous. Va, is this ray
dis olved by mutual con.en; and Elisha JdcksOn alone 10
authorised TO transact the busines Of said concern.
BENJA. L. HARRIS,
ELISHA JACKSON.
Dec. 10 h, 1882 6S 2t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
December Is.

"a r. Wal COX:--Tskc notice, that we shall pro-
lV1 ceed on the 10Th day Of January next, between
the hours Of A. M. and I p. NJ al VIM w Weisieer's
store, in te town Of Mancheer and county of Chester
he to take the dePosIous Of jesse Hx and others; and
on the same day, between the hours Of aud o'clock in
the evening at The Of Henry watkins in The CITY or
Richmond, to take the dispositions of Henry Watkins and
others; and on the 18th day Of the same month"; between
the hours oil 10 A. M. AMI o'clock p NJ, at the house
Of Macon Trabue In the county aforesaid to take the de-
positions o. the said rabue and others and c 10th day
OF the same month"; between ~ A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ
vt Mrs Kerr's tavern at Powhatan Court house. to take
the dispositions Of Thomas Porter and others TO be read in
evidence in suit in Chancery, now depending in the
Circuit Conr OF Powhatan, 10 which we as distributes
of Pasey Cox decreased, are plaintiffs aud vou as her
administrator and others are defendants
THOMAS g. BowLEs and MARY his wife,
ELIZA ANN SowELL, and
MARTHA +. SowELL, infants, by
GEORGE - MooDY, their next friend.
December 8. g2-w4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

a SITUATION WANTED.-A young Gentleman
"a who has had several years experience as teacher
wishes TO procure situation for the ensuing year. i'm
private family or some public private seminary. He
has been deemed qualified to teach the Greek Latin and
French languages together with several branches of Ma
themahcs.
Letters addressed TO N. NJ, Stanton, Va or Benia
min f. Niche Of Richmond. will be attended to.
Dec. b. 62-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

NOTICE-Wil be soil Oh Wednesday, the 2i day Of
u January next, at Seamore's lanyard, immediately
above the town OF MANCHESTER all the personal Of
Patrick Wall, dec. consisting of leather the rough tan
bark, &c &c The terms will be made known on the
day OF saleAt the time and place, will be leased
lby order OF the proprietary for of years the said
lanyard. By order of the Admir- OF
Dec. D. T6S-2tl PATRICK WALL Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

RICHMOND MARKET December 2lst, 1892
Whedt-120 a 125 cents.
Canal FfOW-buyers offer So rs; holders ask So So
T0Jdcc0-- selling rather lower.
Corn (new) 65 cents per bushc.
Do. Odd 40 cents per DO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

~ ollCE-Being desirous of settling my administra-
1 y ton OF tue estate Of Mrs Euphania Claiborne de-
claims against my interstate iequess~i to brn iheS
forward, duly ablisled, speedily possiGs- ~
CORBIN BRAXTON,
Admir- OF Euphania Claiborne deed.
King William, Dec %. 6S-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

~ cree OF the Circuit Superior Court Law aud Chan
Gerry Tor the county OF Hanover will he sold for cash. at
henuer'ohs Roads, IN the upper part OF said county,
Oh Friday, the 18th day of the present month December
lar not the next fair day thereafter Sunday except.
ed all the negroes belonging to the Of the late
Charles Mills, senr. decd. There about 10 in num-
Der, some of which considered neutrality-suspicious.
iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

NJO ICE wish 10 hire Tor tie ensuing GEAR FT6,,
active, able bodied bere s. Tor the OF tie hes.
ie'hed Raft Road ompduy Lbc al prices will be given
on Application 10 the subscriber the Rail Road Office in
Manchester, to Nr David More, at Roads, iie near
Ches erhrd Coal Pits. THO. JORDANE Supdt
Dec. 20 81 2,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

a FEMALE well qualified TO give instruction ia Mu.
"a SIC and con come well recommended, will meet with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes, Prece2,ress cf
Dec. Zz' 6S-2awl2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Hk UNAWAY IN JAIL Committed to the i,l of
Ea Amelia county, the evening Of the 18th ult a
negro man who calls himself John and says he belongs
10 negro trader by the name Of Knight who bought him
OF Mr.. Godlor, Of Mecklenburg, Va Said negro is
feet, inches high, about 35 years of age Of dark COM
plexion; mad on when committed old yarn coat pair
OF cotton panaloons, domestic shirt and an old wool hat
The owner Of said negro requested forward prove
property, pay charges and take him out of a or else he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
CIIAS. r. IRVING, Tailor.
Amelia C. H. Dec. 10. 6I-wI2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

IYHVHE Subscriber wishes TO employ for the ensuing
z year, Female Teacher, who is qualified to teac,
the English AMI French languages, Music, Painting and
Needle WORK: Such an one, well recon-
mended, will be thankfully received. None Others need
apply. JAMES FARISS
Bent Greek, Bucknghanl. Dec. %. CSC w1ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

Married. ON Tuesday evening the lsth by the Edward
smith, Esq all VI PoMhnlan. - : -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

~ N TENDING removing out of the State as soon as
FL can do so, would be glad that all persons am in
drbed 10, would forward and receive payment and
all those tdt owe Inc, would and pay what they are
Indebted TO me. mo COICIN
Dec. I7h, 1882 6sIt+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Y D ROCK lGR0YE FOR SALE.--For sale small
- Tract of Land, in the county Of uenrico ON the
Brooke Turnpike, five miles from tie city Of Richmond
Immediately opposite BrOokhed, the property formerly
owned by benjamin Sheppard, Esq, now belonging 10
Geo Taylor, Esq The land lies directly on the Turn
pike and contains 81 acres by actual survey in two par
GELS one containing 20 acres, with house. formerly kept
as tavern, with grove Of the largest oak trees at the
house, and fine well of waterlhe other containing 80
acres separated from the former by 20 acres the proper
~ OF Mrs Copeand-o be sold privately IL purchaser
obtained by The first Of March 1888 Otherwise at auc-
ton, on that day. The land will be sewu by the tenant
now on the premises.
For terms aud particulars appy 10
SELDEN s. CLELAND Aucta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

WISH To employ on small farm, man Of good
n character and habits and who is acquainted with agr-
culture and the care of cattle will hire for the en-
SUING year Sb oemaker. p. V. DANIEL.
December 20. 67-,vtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

NIRGlNIA.-IN CHANcERY:-At rules held in the
y clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chancory Tor the county Of Gloucester the 81 day
Of December, 1882;
Henry l.. Nut'all, late sheriff Of Gloucester county
and Ihoms s. Dabney, present sheriff Of said county,
who sue Tor the benefit and at the costs Of VIM w Jones'
Pltfg.
against
Betsy Lively Judith Lively, and Charles Lively, heirs
and distributes OF Charles Lively, dec. Dei,s
The defendants, Judith Lively and Charles Lively not
having entered their appearance and given security ac
corng TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth; On The motion Of
the plaintiffs by Thomas G. Amory, their attorney il is
ordered that the said defendants Judith an1 Charles
Lively, do appear here the Grst day Of the no term
and answer the plaintiffs bilI and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published Ira
the city OF Richmond, for two months succcssively and
That another copy thereof be posted At tie front door Of the
courthouse Of this county, two successive court dvs
a copy Teste, ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, G. C.
Dee Is s6-wsg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

retailing Of sprituous liquors az any camp meeting
or other place OF religious worship, SC.
On motion of Mr.. Murlaugh the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

n n CHI ANCERY -YIRGINGA.-In Powhaan Circus
u Superior Court Of iaw aud Chameery, September ths
10 h, 1882:
DAv Kauray, Plaintiff
against
William Lewis aud Richard Watkins, Defendants
The defendant, William lewis not having entered his
appearance, given ily according 70 The act Of A.
semhy snl the rules this court ii appearing to he
satisfaction OF the that he is an inhdban OF this
ominon wealth. the motion of the pa'nuR by his at
orney IL is ordere thai the said William Lewis do an
pear here on the first day Of the Term Of tbs court
ahd swer he bill OF tie paiuf, and give security for
performing such decree the may make herein
aud TOD" copy OF this order fo.ih with inserted i'm some
newspape, published in the cry OF Rci,n,onl for two
m0nS success ively and posted the front door OF the
court h use OF this county.
! Copy. Ieste. Il. f. Graves d. C.
December -. 6S-vsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

coreeo9he Enquirer Of the 21th stating proceed
ngs oil wednesday Dec TO- and the petitions presented
MI GAbe ofGiizens Of Nelson the subject of
dual emancipation, understnn that there il mistake in
thus statement that the prayer the petition substance that
the Legislature will provide of free persons I
color and sucPoons of color be hereafter
he ownehe reasoning of tho
hut they carefully restrict their petition these points
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

The sweet remembrance of tho just,
Shall flourish while they sloer in dust.v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
From the National IufcLlipcuccr of ycsferd1u

From the National InfeLLigcnccr of yesterday.
We do not rcc"llect that any thing has occurred
in this city for many years past produce as great
last, of assault on tho person OF Mr. Arnold the
representative from Tennessee, by NJ. \. Heard,
who, we learn, was formerly of the Army. There
seems to be but opinion in relation to it. Evce
the oh :ia paper, which apologies for the previous
assault upon Mr. Stanbery, calls this last assault ian
outrage disgraccful TO the country" The circum-
stance that Mr.. Arnold had, but an hour before dc.
clarcd, i'll his speech, of which brief report will
be found in the preceding columns, his opinion that
no man was safe from violence who expressed his
opinions freely on that floor, greatly added in the
public mind to the effect of this outrage Tie of,
fender against the public peace in this case has, we
understand, been taken in custody of the civil uu-
thorty, and is now in confinement therefor, to he
dealt with IN due course ot law. Tho account of
the affair, which appeared in the Telegraph of yes
torday is beloved to present tho facts with substan-
tal accuracy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
From the Tclcrraph of yes,erdry.

81 intend to whip you, but not now; am armed
i presume you are not want no advantage of
YOU and therefore put you on your guard."-Er-
tact from HearGs card published in the Globe
Such was the threat which the Globe published
on Friday last in the name of Morgan a. Heard,
the rutiian who waylaid and attempted to assassin
ate Mr. Arnold, for words used Oh the floor of the
House, relative to Houston, and without rebukc
or ccnsurc Yet the Globe of yesterday, says that
Heard should be punished by the civil authority
And why does the Globe desert Mr. Heard in his
distress? Does that profgatc press, expect to
meet public Indignation now, by pretending that
Heard was not encouraged to make the ASSAULT
Heard was unsuccsssful-he was unfortunate
and there is tho secret. This is the character of
the Nashville school of tactics.
we are not alarmiSts. Our readers know that
we have not been intimidatcd from the fearless ex
preston OF our opinions; but arc not inscnsi.
bic to the danger which surrounds us. We learn
that Heard was applicant for employment as a
bearer OF dispatches, and that, few days before
the assault, no said that he had assurances of his
appointment The Globe the official organ Of the
Executive, published his br2vado that he would as
sault Mr. Arnold, without a word of comment: and
we are crcdibIy informed that Terrl, another of
Houston's associates made two unsuccessful move.
mcnts for assault upon the editor OF this paper;
and that the same individual declared on Monday
that ii MIR. Burgess were twenty years Younger he
would thrush him before night =!
Would these things be, if thoy were discountc-
nanccd by the Executive? Doctor Davis, too, has
been here Tor months, an applicant for office.
lie brought whole bundle Of hickory sticks. He
has had correspondence with the President upon
the interesting occasion of their delivery, and, If
he is 10 he Gciiered, has received his full share of
promises; but he finds that cline words butter no
parsnps," and he unitcs in the attempt to dragoon
tho House into silence Let the honest, the sober,
virtuous citizens, ask themselves why are these
things so! Why is it that the President is sur
rounded by greedy office hunters, jobbcrs and spec
uttors, elevonth-hour apostates, and nsovcnt po.
lticl1nS-wl'ilc the higi-mndcd honorable, indie.
pendent and vrtuous citizens, who have never
sought and would not accept, Office at his hands
have left him in disgust! These things arc true,
and why is it so}
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
2sscgeasu oasU TSaSsem
"wednesday Ecessslss., .RE0y EG
BRITISH WEST INDIA TRADE.

we have been deferred by its length, and the
press of other matter, from publishing Mr..
"Pragne's Speech in the Senate of the U. Statos,
upon this subject. We have endcavored to make
an abstract of it, but could not without lesscni pg
It's force. We are compelled at last to lay it be-
tore our readers in full, and earnestly beg deli
berato perusal of it. We would heseech every
friend OF the present administration to give it an
attentive pcrusa, and if he will, we cannot for a
moment doubt that he will concede that the ar
rangcmcnt has been injudiciously made. We de.
signedly use very moderate term of emission
Tor our political opponents, it would be expect.
ing too much of them to concur with us in the
OPINION that our navigating interest has been igno.
rontly or desgnedly sacrificed to produce politi.
cal ctfcct-that greatly cherished right has been
surrendered to the grasping, monopolzing spirit
OF British cupidity, for pitful and pretended
triumph in obtaining that which had been refused
to a former hated Administrations We charitably
believe this thing has been done through ig
norancc, hut from base motive, and we trust in
God, the time is not far distant, when all who
have had any hand in it, will rue tho act and re.
ccve their due reward from betrayed and an in
dignant people.
When our shipping engaged in the British w. In.
Ola Trade shall have dwindled TO nothing and proba-
bly, a large portion of our products be carried to
England in British bottoms by the way of Nova
Scotia, sc. Mr.. Van Buren, and his supporters, Gf
he then have any, will be execrated from Maine
to Louisiana, for this basc surrender of our ac-
knowledgcd rights.
We purposey refrain from comment upon the
facts stated by Mr.. Spraguc, and his deductions,
for the same reason that abandoned an at
tempt at COMPRISING his remarks, because we
could not but weaken the force of his conclusions
in the limited space to which we must coniine
ourselves. We again most earnestly cntrent eve
ry man who has the honor, dignity and interest
of his country at heart not to be deferred by the
length of the Speech, from giving it u deliberate
and attentive perusal.