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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

Rio JANEIRo, Aug sd.-Ihe state Of AFFAIRS
has been for several days past very unsettled
The Ministers have all resigned, and the Kesen-
CIV followed their example and rendered their re-
signations. The Legislature of the nation which
Is now in session, refused TO accept them; the ke-
gency refused to act, and consequently we have
been withou, government tor several days.
The National Guard was all caliedo out, and the
different posts in the city double guarded, aud II
is undoubtedly owing TO the good management OF
the National Guards, that It is as quiet as IT Is.
Yesterday the Regency Withdrew their res'sna'
tons, and vote of thanks was passed by the AS
sembly to the Regency for their good conduct IN
the late affair-thus quietness has been establish.
ed, at least tor while The greatest subject OF
discontent among the people has been that relat-
ing to the Tutor of the Young Emperor-one par.
ty of the Assembly insisted upon his being turned
0ut-another prevailed upon his being retained
as Tutor by a majority of one vote. Had
their decision been otherwise, serinus distnrban.
ces might have been anticipated. To-day have
seen but few soldiers. and every thing seems to
be quiet out of doors. Nothing is to be heard
but loud cIamors about the proceedings OF the Re
genrv and Tutor, although the majority OF the
Houses have approved of the conduct OF both
No news has been received from the River OF
importance, other than that contained IN the
report now sent YOU. Some Of the Buenos Ayres
papers are verv violent against the United States
Government-and letter which received yes
terday from Buenos Ayres. states that "war
between the two countries is by no means lmpro.
babie" Our Minister which has lately arrived
there, has taken high grounds, and eVinces no
disposition to succumb To the Government OF
Buenos Ayres. They have taken great umbrage
at one Of our vessels IF war for not firing salute
on some occasion. They also say they do not
like the idea of making treaties at the mouth OF
the cannon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14
JOB PRINTING.

HAvINs received atel. several fonts Of new and
large Plain and Ornamental TIrk, Merchants Bills
and other job Printing be handsomely and exped
ti0usIy executed at this Office. #
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town amt thrice week for eConntry. on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince Streets nearly op.
posite the Post Office. Daily paper SS; Country pa
per IS pr annum -Advertisements inserted al me
foil,winera,es: Fora square of 10 lines, inserted
daily, brewery other day three times, 81; anu %
cents for ever. subsequent 'nserti On ADVERTISE
meats lnserted once or vice ,oeek 25 per cent sd
d.;ionsl No Advertisement considered less than
SQUIRE nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
M ats published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14
Notice,

IL persons indebted to the late concern OF Iso,
n neil & Wise, are requested to make payment
the subscriber, on or before the Goth instant hiF
that time he is compelled to place all claims 10 VIZ
hands Of collector. GEO. 7. WEI"
sent 7-dt26sh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14
Conee

Cofaee.
ENFrY bags prime Green RIO G. fee
ii Is do prime Java do
Jus' received 6y CLA1ElT & PAGE.
sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14
electoral vote of

Tremendous Betting Betting Is foolish
practice. in every sense OF the word. Even
about Indifferent matters 1t is wicked, as foster
log the spirit of gaming; and when wagers arc
laid on coming events. they are denounced by
divines, as specializing on the unknown but or
dained arrangements of Providence. They are
also legally immoral when the conscience OF vOt
ers NAV he swayed by their interest We should
therefore never allow bet, properly 50 called,
to be offered or accepted in our columns. But
as Chronclers of what is going OH, we cannot
but be amused with the furry into which the
Jackson meu have been thrown BY a few heary
propositions. One of them, for $4,000, was Ia
ken up by tam, after considerable haggling -
As a set.of, they offer wagers of tremendous
amount, which il is well known by them nobody
will take up, on account Of their magnitude. or
of the manner in which they are contrived. The
most sublime offer we have met with is from a
Tobacco Planter of Virginia; who saith
I" All the land, negroes. tobacco, cotton.
wheat hemp. and corn in the State of Virginia,
will ue staked that Andrew Jackson will be elect.
ed in November the President of the United
States; n least you are authorized TO say all
hare wM be sinked. amounting to about 70 or
10000 GoHurs," and signed underneath Tobac-
co Planter of Virginia. {" My name. If called
for. can be given to any applicant, but not pub
lished unless the bid is taken, and the amount
can be deposited in any bank that will suit the
person who will take the bid"
The " at least. }" &c is the most touching part
of this piece Of composition. Probably, If any
person was able and disposed TO take the lid. he
would like to see the "iand, negroes, tobacco"
&c. of Mr.. ANONYMOUS first converted into hard
cash; in order TO BE- sure Of their existence, and
that they would not take to themselves wings be.
fore or after the election. And besides, what
right has he to say that all the - negroes" IN Vir-
einia will be- staked! some of them are free. and
might object to being thus impaled. Y Cam.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14

Early in the late session OF Congress, the
Commissioners of the Hudson and Erie Rail Road
Company determined to apply for an act direct
ing the survey by the u S Engineers. The AL
bany Money Changers and their agents. saw that
there was not possibI ity Of preventing the pas.
sage of the act, aud immediately determined to
thwart the intentions of the applicants, by SEEM
ingly conseutins to the propriety of the survey
by the General Government out of the annual
appropriation TOR surveys, and without the inter
terence Of Congress Governor Cass the Score.
tary at War. is friend of internal improvements.
and when applied to on the subject, promptly
agreed that if the Representatives Of Ohio, Penn
svIvania and New York asked for the survey, It
should be ordered BY the Department, under the
law OF 1924, without any interference on the
part If Congress. This was acceded to-the
application was made--the whole negotiation on
the subject was known to the Execu'ive-and
the Secretary at War acting in good faith, order
ed Col Clinton tn commence the survey, and im-
mediately left Washington for Detroit.
But no sooner had the Secretary left and Col.
Clinton and his assistants assembled IN this city,
than the Albany gentlemen brought forward their
long concealed determination. Through their
associates. Kendall & Co., Colo: CIiuion was
directed TO remain in this city until further or
uerS. ana then the fTesluent was called upon to
decide that he would not permit the survey to
proceed unless the expenses were borne by the
company! They we'll knew that the company
had no funds. and that such decision however
unconstitutional or however injurious to the Ex-
ecutive, would have the effect to strike another
blow at the prosperity of the Southern tier Of
counties, and the influence of the politicians in
that region who are too independent to wear the
collar.
For years in succession, have the faction in
Albany defeated every measure in our I.egisla.
ture, which had 10 view the improvement of
that section of the State which they cannot con-
troll. and now they have avaiIed themselves of
their influence over the President to thwart
them at Washington. 1t was base project,
conceived IN duplicIty and carried into effect BY
trampling on the Constitution and rendering
ridiculous the Chief Magistrate of the N alton.
] he law of 1924 made certain appropriations
for such surveys as the Executive NAV designate,
and at every Session of Congress since that peri.
cd, large appropriations have been made under
that Act. subject to the same exercise Of discre.
ton by the President. AT the last Session thirty
thousand dollars were appropriated for this pur.
pose. under the full conviction that the survey il,
question would be made; but the Albany money
changers decreed otherwise, and Kendall & Co,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-14
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IA. 1882.

Copy of the Circular addressed, BY the Chair
man OF the Jackson and Barbour Central Cor
responding Committee. to each member OF the
Electoral Ticket of Virginia, formed by the Lee
sislatiye Caucus, and adopted by the late Char
iottesyilie Convention:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-31

After Mr. Mayer had concluded, Mr.. Car
roll declared himself highly gratifed by the
expression OF the feelings Of the Young Men
of the United States, and hoped that they
might enjoy uninterruptedly, through life,
and transmit unimpaired TO their posterity,
the noble institutions of this happy land
The scene presented by the Young Men
gathering around this venerable patriarch,
and catching the spirit Of Our Constitution
and of Freedom from his lips, was truly So
lemn and impressive; and we have reason to
believe, that no one who witnessed it, de-
parted without entertaining the idea that this
tribute was prompted by gratitude alone,
that it was a deep earnest Of love of coun-
try, and of affection for the memory Of those
who had called it into existence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

u.solio.a II ,le s.o.,deD ulcers aas csapionS there
IS not better mineral water on the continent
Two tumbers ottho water operate an exhilara-
ting cordial u glow ditluses itscif over the wlule
system, and the spirits expand ith unusual elast
city The accommodations, in every respect. arc
excellent. Egen the bon eiyalH would ha satlsi
co nth the vands, that I'll an Old Virginia beard
TIE iHrdIid IS PtsU'ia1tg ceMf0ttebte He get
such articles ofiuod as adapted to his situation
which 10y the bye, IS net the Al several more
leiejfatei wateriqg places in Virginia and New
lo,l The chambers ATE light, neat ard dry and
tie beds ard mattresses excellent In word
Messls Editors. there IS 10 Mineral Spring within
your ancient GonnnoaW cath, which, from the VII.
tue Of It's waters, the sa'ahritv oflhe climate the
beauty OF the scenery the facility OF access and the
excellence of the accommodations, offers more IN
JUDGEMENTS 10 the man oilesure searching Tor van
~, or the yaletudinaran III pursuit OF health
a SOUTHERN PLANTER
y. B.-To prevent the inscription OF THIS article
to the Proprietor ofthe Butetourt Springs or his
TRENDS, the name OF the writer is left with the Ed
ltorS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
\ ALI ABLE REAL EST
Al Az CIIDNr.

IN the 3idayol November, ls32, thot vaino
W bic tract al LanA on Winch the Iuic lohn IL.
Goodwin resided, situate ia the county Of Amherst
about four mics from the tawu ui IynchburG
vii be offered ior snIc ~ way OF public auction
oo the Premises The tract contains about o.
acres, ot whlc,. there are about 300 acres III
Wood, heavily tnbrred The Improvements are
extensive, aud commfuns. Ectug situated IN
medJnteiy OH tin STAGE road leading from Lyorh
bafg tot hariotteaHIilr, II Is an eligible stand Ion
TnHcm and til hulldugS atc well adapted To sach
nbusIuess. 'Fhe land abounds With fine water, IS
ia healthy nelghborheoI and there are upon il
orchards q ehorc fruit odcrl, II is believed that
a more desirable establishment : rarely IN market
Tic terms wall be liberal and ascoinmod uing,
and will bc fully made known OH the day Of
sale By TIE pROPRlEF0RS
L S-W Ill be sold at tic sam tme. aud place
some Household and Kitchen Furniture AOx
Cais Yoke ofuAen some other Cattle, ) head
of Horse, and | Still
Oct wtls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
-. =. f'IT'CTf-DfsTIsr,

ND E5PECfIul.LY informs the citizens n
Nv Iynchburg that ho expects 10 spend tsw
days IN ;hcir town on hs return i,om the Snrines
about thc 25,h of sept. A. he IS a stranger 10
most Of the ciilzcns lie subm3ihe following letter
iron' Dr Samuel }aeksop OF Philadelphia, TO DR..
a Pcfbcy Of Sew ORLEANS
P1ilodetptia, DEC q, 1920.
~. Pe7leV- Dear Sin take the liberty 10
introduce to yoat acquaintance my tieaa. Dr. 5
Fitch, ~ho will visll New Orleans pr Fitch is
regularly educated 40 practitioner of Medicine
Is a very intelligent and wei informed gentleman.
aud hus devoted ms attention chiefly to Dental Sur
gefy, on winch suhlacl he has #rltten an excellent
work Tic visit OF DR.. Fitch Is entirely proits
sonal and any services yol can render him WI.
be esteemed = iayorby your ohodent servant,
SAML. JACKSON"
Also, copy Of letter from the Hon Benjamin
w. Richards, Mayor oithe city Of Philadelphia. 10
Edward FORK, Esq of New Orleans
Nv Bear S,r-rhe bearer Of this Is well cd
ucaied and very respectable Dentist who has for
some years past pfaesed very successfully IN our
CITY. He Is a young gentleman OF excrllen, char
aeter, and haye reason 10 bclievo of more than
ordinary skill IN lis profession iou may safety
recommend nm, and You @ oblee me by permit.
ting hin to refer 10 you. Unnecessary | am, very
truly youls, i. W RICHARDS
d" To EDWARD ! oRB, f.sG
" JIeorfd 81 ~. :. ) Film. '
Philadelphia. Dec Is l52r
- PRlti ~--Orc Dollar for each operation
exclusive . god, which VII be a Sc, arac cl aree-
- Ee69,e5es ~ l.BRcibugg--Co LanghorAc.
Capt O,ey Em. Boa sll Alexander T6nlp.
kus, Esq,s
Aug 30 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

VA ENlIl seil, on Tuesday, the 81 October
w large assortment OF Groceries, consisting of
10 hds. - ttoA Sasar
30 bass tlcen ollie -,
Il binds. Rum
PIPE French Brudy
ibid NcW pdcous Moaescs
nc,ec5 Jew llce
boxes IH lals
, do Woa 20
10 bale IL and Stout ~heelug
2enaes Raj ROAD Brognna
boxes Ollie Mil
100 SIDES Soie Leather coax tanj
beXes Rnale
, eaidiea lmpeual Tea
, dol. Wue oltiers
pie1dd peir Shovel and longs
Fancy Silk llandk",ehcG3
Terms tor s'uus ot so and upwards, months
rclt iuder cash
= Nd Il. rlltLi'S, & Co Auerrs.
Sept 21lh otlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
'E'HSs @E SALE.

I'D virtue eta E,cd of rlust, executed 10 the
IA " subscriber, by William Woods, barring late
the ; III day Of April, 1923 and duly recorded IN
the county Court Of Bedford he viii proceed to sell
On Monday the @2d list, at public auction, for
cash Al tbs residence s.: sad WOODS III fhc county
Of Bedford. The ioowins property w Two negro
women named Betty and SylIa and tlree children
Mary, Frederic, and Marla, together with all tn
horses, stock, plantation utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, mentioned IN the said decd Thr
undersigned, nc,ing ns Trustee, viii convey only
such title as IS vested in him.
FRANCIS MEElWETHER
Oct. | wHi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
DENTIST.

he BENSON having made oihcf en- 1ge-
NJ nenls, viii case LyneAberg on i'rdny the
,,h inst. Persons wishing lis professional serYl-
ecs, VIII please call a, his o6ee possible.
All ord 5 for hs Anu Dysp,ptlr Modteines, dF
rccted to tnis p1ce (pfcNous tot6ts notice. vail be
forwarded 10 him. and receive immediate attention.
bet1 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
rs So g 80; o
seztN -,
la Is. REPORT

The Richmond faprrs Of Friday contain the rs-
rog' Of 6eunenis u the preceding day (thc II,
whites , eoIorad La decrease of sin g ii 'aa
report Among the victims in Richmond Ne Mr..
joha bashcf householder OF laat city, two chl.-
iron Of Eiehou Crouch, Esq, A.r. canby a.
Ruihelao.d's ials. Mn prabs', The y lie Of Mr..
lsay pmbst} Ri P5spos nilliner,l Mrs Cox,
tbc ~ 'te o. Nj toA. heHse carpenter, and Mrs
Jiee iashas. Captain No. Goa, Of Manehes-
ltr, s al%o AMONG Inc dstI A letter from c..
) Morgan Ea9. superintendent Of the Peaiten
aa} states that tha Cholera hns also bfoaen out IN
tbat institution A case occurred on the eth, md,
at iAe last accounts the pasai was considered des-
pcratc =Ida Enquirer Of the 18th says" We
ny Iiuee Il the physicians yesterday evening.
TheY al believe thai tic Cholera las no, vet de-
e'casrd ulsius Gon nc number Of cases they
have seen toduy. One of them thinks. however,
dat the fnsaz he Mas seen were Less malignant"
III Washington cify, on the Goth Sept q new ca.
SEES and 40 death.
Ia Baltimore 81 the same day, 3 deaths.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
Eolc,0ptt Springs. 22A sept, lS3:o2.

Eolc'5u1t Springs 224 Stpt lS32
To tie Ed1 IF TIE IrefFiaa:
SrRs Several months s,uce, you We're kind e
ioueh to publish communication from M, relh-
tive 10 tie chemical properties Of the waterH' this
place, and It's sautary operation on my own sys-
tem. Iaeoin ask the Indulgence OF your widely
circulated columns while proceed, second tine.
70 invite the attention OF the .ub,!, 10 this fa4aoI"
watering place. Individual cases constitute tn"
best criterion, by which the qualities Of any remc-
dial process may lie estimated and for the ntorlna
ton those, who may be suffering iIom disease /
will briefly state ny OlcR case. reached here IN
May, after having resided constantly for five years
between the 3ist and 32I degrees Of North latitude,
with incipent liver complaint confirmed dySpep
sin, and .reat general debility. My complexion
was pallid skin IN IA state of ngarlable scedtion,
tongue iirred, appetite generally little, but some
times rapa sious abd was subec; after the SilSht-
es exelton To violent papltatlon OF the heart AT
ter my arrival, hab,tually rose at sun rise, took
far tumblers ofthe water and walked or rode IRON
a quarter ola mile to one or two miles, before
breakfast Between breakfast and dinner, | took
about eight tumblers Of water, and the same mum
Der in the evening. | used the water also US us-
ration, constantly. In the meantime, ] pad par
tcular attention to regimen, eating only such VI
ands as found ta agree with me- and taxing ocea-
sionay. little weak toddy, OF the best French
Brandy No other liquor agreed with me. Grad
ually, my liver began TO perform It's tunetons-my
pulse, perspiraton, appetite and digestion became
regular and uniform. My faded cheek resumed lis
colour, and returning strength assured me OF the
sanitary effects Of the water On my system,
these waters may have had "a peculiar and unprece-
deuted effect INV recovery was rapid, and III a few
weeks, with cxhilaraed spirits, started to the
lower part of Virginia. The month of July and
part of August. spent on the tide waters OF Rap
pahannock and York rivers, and was much exposed.
About the middle of August was seized with a
disease, resembling Asiatic Cholera, in all ITS as
poets, which was followed by violent Bilious te-
yer; and arrived at the Springs second tune,
mere skeleton. In the course OF one week, my
strength has been restored The transition from
convalescencc to health never was SO rapid J
drank the water so copiously that the silver IN my
pocket was slightly tinged and tie perspsat'on
from my body had the odour of sulpAur,-dere
then, Messrs. Editors, terminates my faseI md
could refer you to many others, moro or lQss nnaa
gous. For liver complaints, pulmonary affections
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Situated third street. near the centre OF the bust
ness and population Of the Town Of Lynchburg.
lie respectfully informs his friends, and the pub
lie generally, that he has spared neither pains nor
expense IN fitting mp and furnishing the House and
Stables IN the best marHsr His Table and Bar
will BE- furnished with the very best that the mar.
ket will supply His Studies VIII be always well
stocked with provisions, and under the sQperinten-
dence ofthe most careful Osters order, attention
and poiteness wil be strictly observed towards
every guest in every department, and his charges
will be moderate. The subscriber confidently.
therefore, ask, the patronage OF both travellers and
citizens, hAyin2 determined on Keeping. IN every
respect, d FIRST RATE HOUSE.
A. HATCHER
Sept 27 GWlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
MIR tSFfEIS.

lIau, Cloth, Serntbing, Whtc-wesb. Sweeping
Horse, PANT Tooth Shoe Fornlture, Heath and
Varnish Brushes. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

iaic7 'fon Elpopc The North American ar
fyed Nc@ York dom Liverpool, brine. adyiees
one day later than IN preceding columns There
= no later late nom Portugal hut the latest Paris
accounts are very d@aouforng 10 Don Pedro
Ne olhrr new
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
Nlb'l'Il'l...

WILL. glye the mghs5t mlce III cash fo
II Hides delivered 10 All james Maeau, ptaf,
'hllstau, or Lewis L. Simpson.
JAMES PAMrIlN.
oct p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
PATENT MEDICINES.

Anderson Pills, British Oh, Betenons Drops,
Dyots Pills. Essence Of Peppermint, Eye Wn'er,
lwams Vermitngc. Godfrey Gorlial, llaarlrm
OIL ilooper's Pills, Ices Pills, opodeIdoc, Oh of
Spike, Parceorie, Stougbton's Bntars Swans-
rauacen rurIington'5 Balsam Dalbg's Gamma
.,rn pnt1er :, L ntlInllcnn Nc ,Nc