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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.

LLfuG " " Otte't J'V" "V'H"Sto"S 40
Editor.
On Friday last, the reading Of the address and
NE introduction Of a series Of resolution, ema.
mating from a Committee appointed for that pur-
Pose, expressing the sense of the Convention
touching the great questions which now agitate
the Union and which threaten its destruction,
elected speeches from several gentlemen who have
Won tor themselves ''golden opinions" The
remarks Of Mr.. Fessenden, of Maine, and Mr..
Williams. Of Connecticut, were those which
were marked BY the most decided applause-ap-
plau'e far from being undeservedly bestowed.
On Saturday morning the Convention again
assembled; and after voting thanks to the Pre-
s'dent, Vice President and Secretaries, for the
faithful discharge Of the duties OF their respect
I'VE oHhces. resolved to ad lourn without day. At
yer the adjournment, the members OF the Conven-
ton proceeded TO visit the Tomb OF Washington:
thus concluding labors dedicated to their country
oS grateful tribute 10 the memory OF its Father.
The members Of the Convention proceeded from
ne wharf at Mount Vernon, uncovered and IN
silence, 10 the tomb, at which the Farewell Ad-
!ress OF him whose remains are there deposited
vas read BY Mr.. Flagg. of South Carolina: after
ne had concluded, the members returned to the
Ooat, observing the same order and decorum
which had marked their march from it. The &C.
'enonles at the tomb were imposing and we'll cal
'nia'ed to awaken feelings Of patriotism. which
WI Impress those entertaining them more torci-
oy with the necessity of achieving the triumph
VI me cause in which they are now embarked
Inc members Of the Convention have now, Tor
ne must part. returned to their respective homes,
ylrTyInr ntth sk,,~ l. IS a,,N ln-
oO'ed to advance not the elevation OF a man, but
NE success Of measures. This Convention, no
a"ao'' has accomplished much: but it remains
'r he individual members to accomplish more.
me Conven'ipn. it is true, IS the great fountain,
"3' II Is the smaller streams which flow from i,
nat carving with them their fostering influence
H~rOashou, the country, will infuse life and luxu'
lance into all around. Yours, SC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15

-. o0oouents. The Washington Cores
"I .ot Of the New York Courier and Enquirer
81: ,ord ,c,sd thsmseIvss
la,. dscorum and gentIemaniy Propriety,
Tn =, the whole OF their debate on the no.
s0asno' If their candidates-Henry Clay and
sergeant. As the Senate OF the Unit
pm S.,,ss now stands before the people, IN
d e rspu,ation, | think that dignlhed body
yh, a, worse than take a few lessons from
a."' .onry men in the order and propriety of
1''r Oroceedings. One Of the best speeches
Apn n Inc best styIe-was made by a young
?o'en nv the name Of Mr.. Bradford, from
s'rJ MARYLAND. In purity Of taste-in the
~, ;mapqry-in easy diction, it was par
rh .,s rsmsrkable. Of course there was not a
CLINICAL opinion in il with which | could
~, Int the force and modesty, and propriety
,rsry deserved much praise. A Mr.. Faux
-, Of Virginia, also made a very good speech"
n. following is the valedictory address deli
,.,.a to the Young Mems Convention by Mr..
RlIford, Of MIDI
c~..r,rugy: We have now performed our last
c,n,o,,ional active have united in a pilgrim
% the Tomb Of WAsHINGToN-and. gather
,',noat, have rendered a hlial. heartfelt tri-
81 his memory. In doing so, We have dis
r.a,,d. and do disclaim, all partizan motives.
S'Io', indeed to every refined and generous
E'G,, must be the man. who could attribute this
-, 10 purposes so partial. We there felt no re.
n,mbersd distinction, save that we, as one, unit
al iodivisibIe American people, were g'oriousiy
,T';oyui,hed from every other on the globe
Would TO God that every youth Of this young
md rowing land, let him be called BY what par.
80 name he NAV. could have united with us, and
;s,r the knee upon the only earthly shrine to
ahich We will ever bow.
Gentlemen, we are about to separate for our re-
,,sctj,e homes; we have counselled together up
a, matters that we deemed interesting aud lmpor-
,D, 10 our national welfare. Our deliberations
Ar, closed, and the solemn scene in which we
ave Just joined, l. perhaps, the last act IN which
We can ever expect together TO participate; but
,hoeh we may be scattered throughout the
Spreading domains Of this We, Id Of WAsHINGroN,
sill shall one common purpose animate and unite
IL: still will We even remember, that IN the city
winch bears his name, we first pledged our ia
ents TO our country, and amid the sacred shades
Which shelter his remains sealed the solemn pro-
mise.
After the first great object of our assembly, as
It regards myself, | will say, that the next most
thrilling thought that its remembrance will ever
awaken, will be the friendly associations have
here formed. Under all circumstances, and in
every situation Of after life, to remember that |
met and mingled in the deliberations of this body,
SIl be among my most cherished "reminiscences;
and am assured that the same sensations are
shared by all around me; aud should chance or
choice ever again throw US together. the remem-
france Of the social compact which we here com
nenced shall ensure a warm and generous vel
come.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Fine Yeas

~ - IS ID boxes Imperial
20 10 half chests, and (Hy,on
IS IL ID cstty boxes
All of the Panams's cargo. being the latest imP"l'a
,;,n ;n,o, tho limited States, represented Ia be of suPe
rior o,sli,y. Landing this morning. from the packet
schooner President, from New York, and I r sale on
very favorable terms, by
NAV Is hEo' 'o''NooN "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
New Goods

GUPER black water Gros de Naples
- Colored figured water do At 50 cents
Heavy black Gro de Swiss
Dsmssk Grape and Herman Shawls
Grape and Gsuze Hsndkerchiefs
Cambria GiLgbams, Muslin needle work'd CsPes
Black Pongee- 1s..
DO Persian Cloth tor simmer wear
Corded Skirts, Cotton and Silk Hosiery
Raw Silk and Kid Gloves, mems
I case Irish Linens
Irish Bird eye Diaper
also,
/ bale extra fine Black Cloth
Blue, Brown, Green. and Olive Cloths
Together with many other sessunsbie and desirable
Guods. Just received and for sale low b,
may l5-co6t j. MEX EhZ IE u &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
3 E. D,

Yesterday morning, Mr.. DAVID MARTIN, eyed
40, for several years past. a highly respectable
citizen of this town, universally esteemed and
beloved by all his friends. His friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence on King, between Royal and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Notice.

~ Thursdsy next, l7th instant, at 10 O'clock, A.
~ Al, the ST stockholders in the Alexandria Canal VIII
NEE. ut the Council Chamber. pursuant to adjourn
ment. for the purpose of eiecting a President and SIX
directors to serve the ensuing year. BY order:
NAV 1876 JOHN IT,. CfEaor, sec }.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
The AlexanAria Museum

vXTILL be opened for the reception OF visitors,
w throughout tie present week. from sun rise to
sun set.
This Institution, dedicated ultimately to charitable
purposes, has been visited by the most iliustrious per.
sonages of the United StStes and Of foreign countries,
who stand foremost for their learning and respectable.
ty, and who have declared to their friends ard to the
undersigned the exalted pleasure and satisfaction they
experienced, in b~eholding q cole cton at once SO rare
and important, blended. as it IS, with the history o! -Four
own country, IN particular. and which can be founI in
no other place.
TO the above fact, all who NAV likewise honor the
establishment with a visit. will be enabled to bear les.
timony, and will beyond doubt, participate in feelings
of a kindred nature. I. MOUNTFORD,
may l5-d1w Manager.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Notice.

Notice.
1 ~PPIICATION will he made TO the Mechanics
u Bank Of Alexandria for the renewal ofa certificate
for tw~ enty.fve shares in the capital stock Of said Bank
stand ,ng in the name Of GIOVANNI Andre. deceased, and
numbered II, 1852 to 1876 inclusive; the O. igihal cer-
tifcate being lost or misa!d.
WIN MATTHEW'S,
may 14-3t Attorney for the h.ir RS ofG Andrie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7hIS DAE.
Furniture AUCTION.

Furniture AUCTION.
I'm Tuesday morning, the lsph instant, at 10 O'Clock,
u t5eing the regular Furniture sale day. will be
sold . collection II
New and Second Hand FURNITURE,
Consisting in part Of
a sidebosrds, several bureaus
Rush seat. Windsor, and common chaiPs
Candle and wash stands
1splendid pier do, with marble top
do round table
2 feather beds Of good quality
Several mattresses. Also,
4 quarter casks of c'sret wine, q little sour, and
suitsble for vinegar
Soap in boxes; 7 cssk pearl ash, and
4 Bales hops, &c. &c. may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
P. a. Horn

L IA. h6fh
E>AKEs this method Of informing the Citize' . OF
Alexandra, md its vicinity, that he IS now pre-
parades, or excursions Of pleasure, or q part thereof
for balls or colilion parties He also gives Lessons on
to q Military Band. lis f-irrn'n"
the Second Presbyterian Church. Tie can De SEEM
suy time at Mr.. Morris Tavern, on Union street.
irrational InteIigenoer will insert the above 3ts
and sent their account to this Office.
may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Il Eair

Il FNIr
For the Benefit gths Female Orphan .asylum,
XyTiLL be holden at Mr Gensres' Dancing Acsde.
w my. commencing tuesday, i6h. aud closing
Wednesday, 18th instant. Doors open at ~ ;. W.,
and close at 10 2 n The handy work Of a num,er
Of young ladies' (wlo have associated together tor the
purpose) will be offered for exhibition and sale -
Amongst the great variety. will be found q blending OF
both useful and fancy articles. The proceeds being
designed to all a most lsudsbie Ias;itutlon, the patron
age Gifts friends and the public is respectfully invited.
Admittance l23 cents, children half price.
may l4-3t --.e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
70 Rent,

snA Part of a comfortable BRICK HOUSE near
"a the wharf, lower end of 4" olfe street. Apply to
the present occupant, orto n,ys
NAV Is JoSih1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Regalio Refrigeratum,

TIME has changed the, tempestuousness Of an alsid
Il Winter into the beauty and vernality Of Spring, and
the subscriber has again raised his Harmorean C.sca-
telles. a regslio refrigerstum for the season, which
consists of q sanative, Auidus Iquidus, called
SODA WATER & SHERBET.
These renovasing and Strengthening Carminatives, %
oeathcus, hygeastic tempersnlis, which, whether
taken IN eonhexIon or separation, constitute . beside.
rata, medicinal, congeni,a ssiubritati, of the most plen.
tivious meihs enousness and benepIacity.
may 15-eo,ts n ugpRURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT
Trustees Sale.

TrUstees' Sale.
NV Wednesday next. 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock. A.
~ II. will be sold under authority of = deed Of
trust from Benjamin +. Spencer, bearing date 18th May.
inst ] all his
HOUSEHOLDS KI7UHENFURNT7URE,
consisting. in part, of tables, chairs. carpets, elocts
t~imepiece, looking glasses, Gc. &c.
Also, under authority Of the same.
Five good saddle and work
mSSuNm$aHorses two Carts and Gear, two
NXY4bL3T Saddles and two Brides
R4EuAlA Terms: all sums under 100 dol
lars, Cash; OF apd over 500, so days credit for APP
proved endorsed notes w. d. mutt,
may "a trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Price of Produce IN .Aerandrta yesterday, from
Waeons and Tessels.

FLouR.-The wagon price of Flour closed last
week at 81 81. Yesterday there was no
change, Considerable sales were made from
stores at "a go.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 12th in
slant, esl2 bbIs.; foreign 1855 bbls., coast~ise
1857 bbls.
.,+oJ I,-;,r tho sama npriod.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Chewing Tobacco.
Nry foods at Cost.

gU~uE subscriber, intending TO close his business mere
before the Fall, has commenced selling out al COST
an extensive assortment ct
SEASONABLE GOODS,
a large proportion Received oy the late arf''a'' wv
New YORK; anon which are
Cloths. blue, mulberry, olive, black, and mkt
Cas,imeres and Cass,nets, blue. drsb, and mkt
white and brown English and French Drilling
circs.siaos. Nankeens; and other goods tor summer
wear
Rouen rassimcres, q good article for boys clothes
M.rseiIIes. silk, and other Vestngs, in great variety
Italian I.ustrings, Florences, and other Silks
Grape de l., on and other thin goods for dresses
Bombszires and Bombazets
G,nghams, C,licoes, and Huslins, = large assortment
y; reduced prices, from l25 cents upwards
Hosiery, of silk, cotton, and w0isted' I'll prices anu
cheap
Italian md French Grapes, al colors
aer;no Cha wis. scarlet, white and black, very cheap
Bo,binet Laccs and Edging, at reduced prices
Crane, Gauze, Silk, and Bzndana Hdkfs
Cambrics. Jaconets and Corded Musllns
pIs;u and figured Swiss and Scotch Jsconet ana
Book Nuslns ~
,r,sh ! ioens. long Lawns, and Linen Cambrcs
umbrellas of cotton and silk, and Psrasois
eghorn hats, Bonnet Csmbrics and Reeds
Taff.ta Ribsnds. all colors and widths
Rnss,a Shooting, Birds eye and scotch piaPer
urown and bIeached Dowlas. Osnabufgs and Csnvass
D.o,n md hIeached Cottons, all pr .ces and widths
psd T;ct,ng. Domesic Plaids and Stripes
Swing silks, Threads. Spool and Jail Cotton
Buttons Cloves OF all kinds
"A MANY other articles, too nufnerousf TOT an adVer
,;.sment. At less than market prices, by wholesale and
'a..d w. SCOTT,
~ Corner Of King and Royal streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
Rolling Cloths.

TluE subscriber has just received an additional sup,
py of boiling clorhs Of superior quality Ground
master. by the ton barrel or bushel. for sale, and the
highest m,rke, price given for whest, by ,x
~, a.h-dlw JONA. JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15
GNlA and silver e q

NulA and silver Aieat.
IN KENNEDY has Just received . supply OF f'ne
Ia. Gold Leaf, deep and pale colors; Silver LSa''
Copper Leaf, and white and yellow Bronze. may
Potatoes:
900 Bushels Potatoes, suitable for family use -
|2ln 100 do do for planting for sas W
NAV IL STEPHEN sHlNN, Janneys vnaft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15

late with. An old coat is an old friend, when a
new one is necessarily an enemy.
"Have more than thou showest,
Lend less than thou owest,'
was the advive Of one of Lear's sage retalners,
and the counsel is vet good. We are not OF the
belief. however, that the present distress in what
we call the commercial world, and which extends
to the universal world, is a consequence of a
want of economy. II we buy Of a foreign natlon
more than we can pay for in produce. we must
nav the balance in cash, if none IS left at home
to nav taxes. The fluctuations of the money
market are Of late .ears the greatest evil in trade.
Our currency is fictitious; bank notes represent
money, aud property is pledged for their pay
ment-but 1t is not gold and silver, so that at a
time when money is the most needed at home,
or when the most Of it is sent abroad, there is
none to be had on any kind of property
Of nothing, comes nothing. Now IT our Anak
sons Of the soil will persist in leaving the green
fields where they may whistle in the burrows. for
the counter or the wnarf, let them not do so with
out a previous balancing OF evils A hundred acres
Of Glebe will. in the life of one man., repay the
labors Of cultivation, with health. equanlmity,
and a secure competence; dependent upon no
bank, but only upon the props and pillars OF our
planet. Nothing less than the expected collision
with a comet can effect the farmers security; a
food or a fire spread over his lands, but ~increas-
es their fertility. and the gaps of an earthquake
close of themselves, SO that there are no pro.
bable dangers of total loss that beset agriculture.
IF the farmer cannot sell his produce, let him cal
it. grow tat, and be thankful, He has property
if il be not convertible property. He has sup.
bort and certainty. He may not have coin; no.
BODY has; but he has what coin represents
Coin ia but a measure Of value. but a medium, a
representative; the farm and stock are the things
represented. =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-15

sS The schooner FURMfX,
GYQ. Captain Narston, will have ~despstchi tor ire'Sht
ct 200 barrels -four. and 100 on deck, apply to
A. G.. CAZENOVE Il Go.
For Sale, landing from Schr. F0rnar,
100 barrels New England rum
Is do American brandy
2 cases, containing lob dozen palm lesf hst'
81 hhar,eI. Nm. I Boston beef may IA
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06
NEW GOODS.
JOHN c.. THURSTON

MHAS just received from Boston and New
z Il York a large assortment Of .Ntao and Sea-
s0nabIe Goo5s, which are offered for sale at
uncommonly low prices The assortment con.
sists, in part of BROAD CLOTHS and CAS-
SIMERES of almost every color and quality.
great variety of Woonets and Cotton and
Linen Goods, for mems and boys summer
wear a large assortment of Rich Silks for
Dresses Bonnets. SC. 20 pieces French Mus
Inns, aud other thin Goods, for summer dresses !;
l case Calicoes, of a good quality for 4 cents
per yard; 300 pieces do from 10 to 81 cents
per yard; 100 ready made Garments, consist
ing Of Coats. Vests and Pantaonns 500 Rolls
PAPER HANGlNGS, comprising variety of
figures and qualities. Also, Irish Linens, Lin
en- Damasks, Russia Diapers, Duck, Crash,
English Ginghams, Nankeens, plain and gar
niturc Ribbons, Fancy Hdk'ls, Shswls, Mus
Inns, Cambrics, Grapes, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery,
&c, &c.
q A good assortment Of CRCCKERY,
GLASS and CHINA WARE; Looking Glass
es, Hard Ware, Window Glass Nails, Hollow
Ware. Feathers, Hats, Caps, &c.
also, WEST INDIA GOODS of the FIRST
quality.
n. B. Purchasers will find the largest as.
sortinent here that can be found 10 this vicinity
Lancaster, May g. 6w
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

"HESE Stages leave Worcester, Mondays,
IL Wednesday, and Fridays. at 6 O'Clock, A.
M, passing through Holden, Rutland, Hub
bardston, and Templeten, and from thence to
Keene, Brattleboro, and Greenfield. the same
day. At these places these lines connect with
oil the Stages running NORTH east, and west
The above Stages will return on opposite
days, leaving Hatch's Phoenix Hotel, Keene,
Chase's Stage House, Brattieboro', and New
toms Hotel, Gree nfeld, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and will arrive in Worcester,
O'Clock, afternoon, the same day. Al Wor-
cester, these lines connect with the Providence
Stages and all others running south, east, and
west.
Books kept at Estabrooks. Worthingtons,
Banster's, and Thomas's Hotels, Worcester
Townships Tempeton; French's, Fitzwiliiam;
Hatchs, Keene; Chase's, Brattleboro' and
Newton's. Greenfield.
c. TOWNsLEY & CO, Templetor.
/. NEWTON Il CO., Greenfield
BLAKE, YOUNG, & CO, Brattleboro'.
Greenfield, Nav 30
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ECLIPSE.
1T PROVIDENCE, RI.

FENHlS celebrated Horse will stand the ensu.
IL ing season, alternately at the Providence
Hotel, (kept by Edmund Jones) and at the Full
ing Mills, Warwick, that is 10 say--0n Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday Saturday and Sunday,
of each week al Providence, and on Monday
and Tuesday a, Warwick, throu; h the season,
commencing Thursday, May the 10Th, and end.
ing Tuesday, July 10Th.
ECLIPSE is well formed, with great action
he is good Bay and about 10 hands high
His Colts are remarkably fine, some having
been sold at 5 months old for $50-one sold at
two years old for $3.50. and the owner Of anoth-
er having refused $3.50 for one of the same age
all geldihg Colts, and of value only for do
nestle use. There are many others valued
very high by the owners, who prize them for
their form and blood.
Eclipse was sired by Eclipse, whose dam was
sired by the celebrated Horse, Dew of Alyiers
his grandfather the old Virginia Eclpse-his
dam was sired by Lance out of a Messenger
Mare, the most powerful breed ever imported
into the State of New York
For blood and figure, Eclipse has no equal in
New England.
Eclipse is pleasant tempered, moves easy for
the saddle or harness. his blood is well crossed.
and the proprietor pledges himself that no Horse
in New England has proved himself q more
sure foal geiter.
Terms, 81 the season, and IS the single ser.
vice; payment. will be expected at the COM
mencement o. the season. The proprietor will
not hold himself accountable for accidents
EDMUND BROWNELL
N. b. The greatest horse breeders in tho
south part of R. Island and the neighboring
towns in the vicinity of New Bedford, have SO
highly approved the stock from Eclipse, that
many of them have four Colts, and the same
brood mares now in foal with the fifth of the
same breed Nav %
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DY9LpRP91o0

NF most obstinate character, after hav-
" ing bafiled the skill of the most eminent
hysicisns, has been checked relieved. and cured
in number Of instances, by using tor short time
DR.. RELIES Vegetable Specific, and .3ntibiLiOus
Pile, in connection, according to the directions
accompanying the Specific. 1t is also one Of the
best medicines known for Sick Headache, Sick
ness Of the Stomach, Nausea. and FIatuIences
No mplant is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
or any country. than Headache. 1t is seldom a
primary affection, but arises from variety oil
causes, such as suppression Of customary evacua.
tions, obstrurted perspiration, &c 1t is likewise
not unfrequenty sym,omatIc OF Indigestion; for
so great is the sympathy between the brain and
stomach, that it is often difficult to determine
which is really in fault; and when it arises from
foul state of the stomach, it is generally termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved by
this Specific. Price Of the Specific and Pills. Sc
etuis each.