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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05

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To the Citizens of this place and the Public &C.
neraAy.
xar< Passengers for Baltimore.
H3l&s,xA&c.s are respectfully rnform dt's'
Sf.SSs@SSEe--Sthevc secure theE passage to
-ssFss,skH Baltimore b. the9, ~ or O'Clock
Line of Coaches from Washington, b. taking seats in
Alexandria AT Newtons dotei, and leaving IN the z
8, 9, 10, IL or IL O'Clock Boats for Washington. As
there viii be Coaches the whsrfto convey them up
to the Stage Ofice without any extra charge
BY this arrangement passengers cannot De disap
oointed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
ut all times
Fare to Baltimore 49,
s. Nine O'Clock stage by way of the Rail Road
rHOS BLACKBURN.
may 14-dtf Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
COMP UMD
Cf8LO &zEGS e TOOTH w ASsE'

T5IIE subscriber has just received supply Of w
L above popular article, which he offers at Whole
sale and retail; s'so Jnube Paste, Compound SYM
Of Liyerwort, Jamaica Ginger, in race and pow3er.s
other articles as usual WN. S1ABLEs
2d mo e l291-tS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIY LINES of

SpleNaiA Hlue safely coaches,
One Line. for the accommodation Of passengers al
81. ria ne Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail Road"
Hours of Starting, 4, 81 A. Nj. So'clock L. NJ
ID.SSEN GERi by the ! o'clock Coach w'i arrive
1 IN Baltimore to breakfast and ALWAYS from one
hour and hail to two hour and halt ahead OF tne
grelt Northern Mail, consequently IN sufficient time Tor
the y clock boat for iIdr PIMA, after having So
s iouru-d thr e hours in Baltimore.
Arr,lsen. ats hSy'ng b.'n cred INTO WIN 'he
BaYiors ana Osio Bal Road Company, the patrons of
this ,Ine i'srons oftravellig That ~ay' can a,~Ss
he ,ccomm Iiat,d ~ the 81 o'clock Coach, without
having to wait for heir baggage to he changes, the
stag proceeding lirect or IL BALTIMORE Inc pr"pf
etor. with a view ut still further accom- nodating pas
sengers will start stage at ) O'Clock, during
the lrm season
No racing allowed, and passengers NAV rely upon
every ,ttenuon being pad At al, tins !" 'h"r ave
nine. cont ~, ,nh sxpe,lrion Haring fur changes
on these Gaes irH Mt be duhed bat that le's ftme uni
Be 'rkea perring The route than those 'h'ea Adre
5ui three
sp,eadA Blue Safety Troy built Coaches, Fl st rate
teams civil attentive AMI experienced dr,v rs, a. al
tim,s lby lay or night at the connsni ofpasseng
wa w,ll he conveyed in very superior and eXpe
tou> manner this rou'e.
Tue pr prietors gr tefl for the liberal patronage
extended towards the Pie ak, shall spare pains on
expense to mcri, a continuance ut public patronage
For seats please apply at Gadsby's StrDthers, and
Phenix stage Office, Washington; Hotzman's, Sem
mes lcCandess', and nd Established office. under
the Union Hotel Georg town; Union Hotel and Globe
Ho el, Alexandria; Be tzhooyer's Bar. Paemx stage
O,Hc, No 2, .orth Calvert street LyforPs Fountain
Inn, Matlack's. United Hotel. Baltimore.
,'"' BELIzhOOvER s. Co
M passengersin Alexanlris wishing to go by the
..rl, stsre. Can take the steamboat Cygnet Wash
sng,on, june
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
n most yal,.abie EAST IVDL4 MEDICINE
For the Cure of Rheumatism, &c.

Erfract Of letter from the Rer James EnghM ddfed
Bengal 10 his friend, Dr r. BedreA. an Iona
"Dear Sir-Agreeahly to your request, have. WIN
aulty procured and send you by the snip Jsso'
Capt. Robertson few pounds OF me roaae.Pnus. VI
what generally goes by tie name OF India Extract
Medicine universally esteem, among the people o'
India, for the cure Of r eumatism. was TO INFORM
YOU OF the number of people who are daily relieved and
cured by this vaua lie remedy, it won h require more
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
able to bestow Indeed the effect # this Medicine is
SO immediate, that in RHEUM4ITSN you would in
suppose il acted almost like charm IN re-
moving that painful disease. The usual mode OF x.
ing i, is lin the form Of Pills shall use all my endea
vors to send YOU a constant supply" J. r..
Since the Proprietor has received the above Medi
cine wishing that the poor should benefit by it as
veil the rch ne has put up in boxes made for the
purpose with directions round each box. and has APP
pointed Br ROBERT HARRIS Jr of Philadelphia,
the only agent in the Ust:d states to dispose OF the
same, with full power appoint agents where he may
think proper. +. o"hLL'
j,.icio,.s practitioner speaking cfts hdia Extra
expresses himself thus
Lav, (says mel employed all my skill and talents
TO n, out an eul preparation for the relief and cure
of Rheumatism, and >n,emnly sfFrm that have
never found thing good safe and ecacous as
Ur BedwePs India Extract. Yu may depend upon
it. (sa,s hey for have often experienced it, that pos
sesses ever, virtue that be Justly sscrbed to any
medicine for that tormenting disease Rere Then (says
he, AGAIN. you m"dcine of superstive efficacy
and Of intrinsic value, mild in its operation and certain
in its fleets which may DE given w'h success n a va
ricw If Chronic diseases. but especially IN obstinate
mAsm., ory and Chronic rheumatism In pains OF the
face, sc. pill two taken at bed time will give re-
lief
Dr. Clarke, of New York. in letter to the agent OF
the Proprietor concludes by saying: every class OF PEG
ple will fnd in the India Extract cheap and valuable
remedy for ,ae Rheumatism, have generally found
from one to two boxes have produced cure
Asa CLARKE, u. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
district Of Columbia.
County Of .aierandr'a' Sef'
November Term, 1881.

November Term, 1881.
William Fowe, surviving partner0
of Lawrason & Fowle, Com
plsnsnt, u,ycnpv
against SIN CHA1">C"A
Philip G. Marst., Ter. Jonathan jan
ney. and Josiah II. Davis, De
PENDANTS.
VIytE Defendant, Philip G. Marsteller. not having
entered his appearance at this suit and gwen secu
rty according to the statute and the rules OF tns
Court, and it appearing. to the satisfaction OF 'he
Court that the said Philip Marsteler is not an IN
hsbitant of the District Of Columbia, on the motion
of the Complainant, by his counsel it is
Ordered, That the said Philip G. aarstrler do an.
pear here OH or before the first day of the next >pr
Term of this Court. and answer the C"mpl''nants
Bill AMI give security for performing the DEGREES OF
this Court; and that the said Jonathan Ianney aud 10
siah H. Davis do not convey pay away or secrete the
debts by them owing to, or the money, estate o. et
fe cts in their hands belonging to- the said absent DE
PENDANT until the further order and decree OF tins
Court; and that copy of this Order be forthwith pub
iished in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette for two months
excessively and another copy os'ed at the front doo
of the Court house of the sai. County
Test, EnM L. LEE, C' "
81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
MARRIED..
DEATHS

DEATHS
6o@as aged I Of bc Ss. e S % sSp%ss NJ
iyie OF 'h city No mon has dcscended no
aaa eequauancos than This es,msblc and excqleu,
rEn lDe, IN Manchester The 26,a o aNos
gise the dead il hut inttey To the Ii,isi peS 10
f OF The writer of present obituary but 10 rive 10 he I
nb Vie T. nm "v" ,t,9s IN g ogSh o. ills good
Of b. honest man a' OF an aaoge oae and society
e ,eeli,e du'ss OF man towards hnsefand
p SSys,efssd county he lC ult John Woodbridge
emit red So he N tue 2i yco Of his jus,
@ % "l'n kn9wlodge aud encouraged by
Sp with yi5iue and native eheOrnc a1v won
steel added 70 Tho most any proportion bearing
ae, principle ofg4e iho lighted every feature viii hope and
he Socaae and ali ths 10y c U p" nsa,-et all
Sn GS ne S s SS S, let The hope a. such goousss
to- i 'f s, S"q l Turn , het 'e1rs TO rapture"
euogse the merits OF deceased friends in high
!esPe dngu.cd merits OF The deceased TO- cUo"
yir,c has seI upon G" h LSS which the finger Of his
than T @a g , w., bosom OF h's l,eGls more inaes,rabo
with anguish which Providence in II. wisIo" has seem
e I aS Iss %,i sweet though melancholy pleasure
~ CSpEn teeen ",, H. ,s semoe 10 Nelson Coun-
pne OF e yenoted soldiers OF the Revolutionary War
p sd SS o some years member of The Methodist Church aud,
ton liz % % been %s G sasae 10 EoGa'
his Oa and a@S in liz na oS% eS%S S
70 an wo needed his assistance Such his Justice kindness,
hospitality and hencyolcnec, that believe not an
hN he loss be
iNe c ol friends ana ncquantonoes But will
~ OF descendants
domestic pc he model OF kindness
MA not td him Tor distinction IN public cbu
enjoyed utheton ioi and goodness,
H" conscip TO lis eclas long lite
cnnno I'm,
posteriy hI friends with the beauty OF $
DcPa'tc tins Smithicl,
county
Ierlil Doctor
>. Navy, ih the 2ctl year OF her
She wasIthc only daughter William of
Eastern 'r OF Virginia IL her destiny
aler anu oihet IN infancy his
ana avert as T as possible in her helpless
inc tender re nn experienced instruction of
ana Tsp Taylor,
tualy COOP mild cctOnan
lhncipes so
va as toene her the beloved object
" IN which fhe lived fe refined pursuits OF Painting Music
were che pea with somuch pleasure and delight
sh attnpens that they existed prcconccptuns
intellectual dsccInmcnt which
distngushe for every moral excellence -
Bred m o guy ccc Of ashion with all tho which
OF education, the
ah uc nu ents OF youthful hope, could
slted elevated exalted
UNITY OF the Chstian Fath and Rodecmers her
o happiess,
pie in the Chutch of God
aud the tum her exhibited to her sorroying ana con
Ing en ON her dcabcd the
% and hOpc aud Christian homage But
fallen upon thus PEDESTAL plant, and
bosom o hor tdo and aorug husband bghcd
OF her btFaved friends.
rest IN tie tranquil joys OF immortal glory;
Father and her God; and len us here to ygecp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
THE MILITIA


AT meeting OF portion Of the Officers Of the 18th
Regiment Virginia Militia, convened at F7uuanna Court
House, the 26h Sept 1892 take into consideration
the Proprety of taking part in the Military Convention
proposed TO be held in Richmond on the Stl October ne
notion Col. ID w X. Bowles was called to the Chair
and Capt Samuel 5. Payne was appointed Sccretary-A
gentlemen ga esD Major Joseph s. Perkins, Cipt Peter
r. Johnson, Lieut.. VIM. Appeberry, Lieut. Daniel Tur-
ner, and Lieut. James S. Crewdson, who having retired
for lew minutes, returned and reported the following re-
solutions which were unanimously adopted
l. Hes0lUed, That consider the present Militia Sys-
ten OF ihs Commonwealth, totally inadequate the pur
poses Tor which II was organised
q ResotUed, That highly approve Of the Conven-
ton proposed to be held in Richmond on the sh October
next Tor the purpose OF devsng plan calculated
place the officers aud soldiers Of this State on that high
ground ihey should occupy in every free government
y RcsoiUed, That Col ID. w X Boyyes Capt Ben
iamn ~ Magrudcr, Lieut.. Col. WIN. Wooling Ensign
John Forbes, jr., Capt VIM. G. O,nohundno and Lieut.
James 3 Crewdson be, and they are hereby appointed
delegates TO represent the views of this meeting said
Convention.
o. hes0tUed That our Senator, Horaio G.. Winston, and
Co barrett o. Payne, representative be requested 10
use every honorable cxeriOn 10 effect sdlutdry
Oh nge ~ the present militia laws OF This Comnonw ealth
D. hesoiyed That the proceedings Of ibis meeting be
signed by the Chairman aud Secretary and copy OF them
be forwarded to the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
Itch The same
O. ResoiUed, That this meeting adjourn sine die.
-. w. X. BOWLES, Chairman
SAMUEL y PAYNE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

IA AESDOWNE IN MARKET.-I offer for sale this
a beautiful edcncc and Farm, containing, by survey,
about S35 Accs adjoining e farms Messrs Wexford
and Bernard and within three miles Of Fredericksburg.
This settle notorious for health Justly to entie IL 10
the character Of an American Montpelier The residence
IS new and commolious containing eight rooms and has
attached, all necessary out buildings, both for domestic
and farming purposes Between and GOO acres are Rap
pahannock Nat, the balance uuduIng wood land in the
back ground Of the house. from which the prospect Is
ensve and beautiful The arabic land divided into four
fields OF 40 10 100 each has been rapidly improved
during the occupancy of the subscriber The farm IS we'll
watcred having stream through each field, and is well
adapted 20 he growth Of grass IN common with all tho
products of our Tide Districts good Spring within
a stones throw Of the door
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will doubtless view the
premises (Which viii be shcwn by myself at al times or
NY Manager n Of my absenco) Tide unquestiona-
ble and terms accommodating eary application be made
Any further PARTICULARS desired, will be readily obtained
by line addressed to GEO w. BASSETT
October 42~ta(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

CUI.HUNIC-IIED.
September, 1872:
The memhers Of the Court
heard with unieigned of the death czen
NeIcweatha Is BIodnax, late the
IN this CouWam C. Parker, Richard H. Baker Ralph raves
Ihoas ~ Gray, and James Rochelle, appointed
TO submit resolutions the
Court aud Bar and the officers have sustained Inv the
uiiney death OF the deceased. The retired
short tune returned aud submitted the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted--
Hesotped That IN testimony of the
members of the
or the memory of the deccascd they will
for the space thirty days.
Roued That the proceedings this
Seu OF record on the minutes of tho Court, and published
richmond Inquirer Acopy-1cse,
JAMES ROCHELLE q g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
Your obcdicnt servant,
~ - SAMUEL BLACKWELL.
10 H. W GiLMER, ESQ. Chaiyman}
Of the J. g. b. e. C. O.
FLEETWOOD, p. U,aIiam Co, Sept 2a

FLEETWOOD, u. U1iiid,n Co., Sept. 23d, 1882
olR,-in consequence of long absence from home your
ee' bearing date the 18th ut post marked 2Sth has lust
oeen received;-ln answer to which, have saw that
having acceptedhe nomination OF electo from the gis
iae convention, shall n the of that tickle proving
20 oe 'he choice of majority OF the people of Vrgnia)
resident OF The United States, but liberty exercise
discretion IN the vote may he called give for the
wee fresiden-and in the exercise of that discretion
should look to that individual who would in my Judgment
DC oes' calculated TO produce harmony and among
ue friends oil the Administration throughout the Union,
anu VINO would be most likely TO decision of that
Important question by the people, and thus prevent the
uon OF ,e Senate Of the United States thereon; whether
n' ,nul'd""i should be (n my opinon) Judge Barbour
am very respectfully, your oSedent servant,
JNO. GIBSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
JACKSON ELECTORAL. T

=.
Aor/oik
I'd John Cargill, of SUSSEX
3D. james Jones, Qf .V0ttotoaU
4Ih Thomas Nj. Nelson, ef .lIecklen5trg,
9th. Archibald Austin, IF buckingham.
9th. Richard Logan, Of Haitian.
7th. Joseph Martin, Of Henry.
Sih. William Jones, Of Gloucester.
9th. William II. Roane Of Hanoucr
10Th. Samuel Carr, of .Hi6emd,ie
lIih. Lawrence T. Dade, of Orange
18th. Archibald II. Harwood, of King g. Queen
18Th. Samuel Blackwell, IF NOrfhuD,beTIand
litli. John Gibson, Of Prince TiHidn.
10Th. lnman Horner, NJ FGugiiier
10th. Heroine l.. Ope, of Jeferson
l7th. James NJ. Mason, Of Frederiek
18Th. John Mcmillan, Of BrOohe
18Th Jacob d. Williamson, Of Rockingham.
goth. Charles Beale, Of Botetomt.
2lst. Thomas Bland, If Leicis
22d Andrew Russell, IF Woshington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

GREENwooD, Sept. 9Th, 1892
SIR:Y orr address OF the 18th ult Chairman of the
jackson and Barbour Central Corresponding Committee
was received Monday last. 1t would have been re-
ceved earlier, but it directed noice where only
receive my letters monthly.
In responding TO your enquiry of the jackson
electorso Virginia o he auhencal informed" whether
will vote for the Candidate for Vice President who shall
be the choice OF the people OF Virginia, have hesita-
lion iii answering in the affirmative.
Very respectfully, your obt. servant,
JOS. MARTIN
THOMAS w. GILMER, Esq, Chairman If the Jackson
and Harbour Central Corresponding Committee,
Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02


We commence to-day the publication Of this able essay
the hrst number Of which appeared in the Richmond En-.
qurer oil august H. The Editors Of that paper say the
writer: "Ihe author OF Agricoa has been firm and able
aud uniform supporter Of the doctrines Virginia We
recommend his essay TO te readers attention." friend
"a Georgian Of disiiuctona Jealous in the cause of
the south, and who has rendered TO the
try-mow in Virginia, writes TO US, under date Of Sepem
Der 10: 'The publication Of AgcOa i'm our state il is
thought, may do much good know tie author well lie
IS OF the first in the OF those who
acted with the democratic party in 9S and has lately had
correspondence with Mr. Madison The subject oil null
fc0iion, and Mr. NJ in Of his letters, declares hat
iiiis South Carolina doctrine is net0 TO m."-4ugusfu
C0nstuutionGiisL
Iltis mistake 10 say, that Agreoa has lately had
correspondence with Mr. NJ, upon NulhhcaGOn.-The
letter referred TO addressed TO him but to gentle
man IN another Satebu at circumstance does not les
sen the authority Of the extract.Ed Enquirer
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
letter from the jackson Committee Of Amelia, re-
quests the following names to be published added to
that Committee.
Hodjah Meade, George G. Moore, William Gregory,
John W. Baker, Fabius Lawson, Peter Burton John II.
Brown, Thos r. Wilson, James Bot, John W. Deokon.
Jookson Meeting at Giles Court House
At meeting OF the jackson Core sponding Committee,
together with many other citizens of e county held al
GILES Court House, on the 10Th Sept 1892, agreeaby 10
previous notice:
Mai. David French called 10 the Chair, and Jo
seph D. Mansfield appointed Secretary.
he OBJECT OF the meeting briefly expdinej from
The Char, and Oh motion, il was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
By The Lieutenant Governor Of the state Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION

I|ItttttWUtt 1VUtITIUI UIt NIuIt " TUYlNIU
a PROCLA NATION.
NAIIIEREAS IL las been made known 10 The EXccu-
Wv tive, that The Malignant or Asaiic Cholera has
made its appearance in the Penitendary Of this
Now, therefore, |, Wyndhain Robertson Lieutenant Co
vernon, acting in the absence Of the Governor from the
Seat Of Government have thought ct to issue this procle-
nation, requesting The Sherifs OF the several counties
throughout The State TO delay bringing to the PenitenaTy
any cOuvic bey may have in charge sentenced con-
fnemen therein, for the space Of thirty days from the
date hereof.
Given under my hand and under the lesser
[SEAL.l Seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond
this 18th day Of September. 1892.
(SigneO WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
October < 42--w1w
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To T. W GILMER. Esq Chairman
cfthe : 81 b. e. C. g.
MEcKLrNnuRG. 22d Ssn

MEcKLENBURG 22d Sept, 1882.
SIR ours OF the 10Th August received by our
last Mail Considering the Representative bound by the
VIII oil his constituents except where great princ
pie Is involved Gin which case, if differed from my
suensI should resign the appontnenlnlo their hands1
can have no doubt or hesitation the point TO which
your letter refers.
The consequences Of ieopardizng the election of Vice
President by the people and the possibility of throwing
the election into the Senate of the United States are as
wen understood and appreciated by them, they be
by the College of Electors
am respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
THO'S NJ. NELSON.
To i. w. GILMER, Esq. Chairman
IF the j. s. u. c. &. c.
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~, 70 THE EDITORS or TIE ENQUftER
nc quesion Is often put to me, by my friends in the
country, IW me Cholera come among Us2 always
answer. II mill What reason can he given why IT should
not The condition OF grea, many slaves in the couR-
Try - as favorable 10 tie introduction Of Cholera among
them, as among those Of Norfolk SmithheId Suffolk &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

%I OTlCE.-i shall the 26.A day of October lust.
at Wilmington, in fiuvannl county offer for sale
the highest bidder the Escheatcd Land in said county,
whereof Joseph Wilson died seized. comprising about 400
acres This Land is situated Immediately the Big Bird
Creek and is considered inferior TO Land in the county
oil OF the rivers VIII attend personally with any persoi.
who may wish 10 purchase, and shev the Land, with
plat thereof The terms Of sale credit of twelve,
eighteen and twenty four moaIs, the purchaser giving
bonds with sufficient security for the payment of the pur-
chase money. WALKER TlMBERLAKE,
EScheGtOr IF FuGannG County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
By The Lieutenant Governor ofthe State # Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.


a PROCLAMATION
AST HEREAS it has been represented TO the Excru-
w tive authority OF this Commonwealth, by the Co
OF the County OF King Queen that murder hath
been committed upon Thomas Gilmore, free of
our, by John, negro slave late the property of
Captain Rowe OF the said county that the said slave John
is going at large, and there is believe will
attempt to escape another State Now theref fore [
Wynlham Robertson, Lieutenant Governor of the State
aforesaid, acting in thc absence Of the Governor from tho
Seat OF Government, have thought fit TO issue this proca-
nation Offering reward oi one hundred dollars per-
persons, who will appre!end and deliver the said
fugitive to the Sheriff Jaor OF the County of King and
Quecn-and moreover require all officers civil and mill
tary, and eXho the good people of this Commonwealth
their best oXerons TO appehcnd The said slave john
that he may be dealt with according TO law.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor,
[Seal] and under the Lesser Seal of tie Common
wealth, at Richmond, this 18th day September
1892. WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
John is full six feet hign of dark complex ion samners
when spoken to, IS suPTisedbut sometimes speaks
without impeachment, has very long and broad foot
usually the joint Of the big oei is stated that
he was sold some time since by Mr.. Rowe OF King and
Queen, to Mr.. Chubb at the Coal Pits above Richmond
October 2. 42-w4w