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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WH1TE.-7HIS DaY.

Trustees Sale.
Under the authority Of Deed OF Trust from Ho'
~ ratio X. Marrvman 70 the subscriber for certain
purposes therein expressed, shall offer At public suc.
on on Monday, the 18Th instant at the Warehouse ot
Dir White. on King street, sundry articles Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting. in part, Of Chairs, Tables, Work and
Wash Stands. Clock, Bureau Bed and Bedstead ORES.
sing Glass, &c. &c.; all new and in the best order
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p ~. Terms Cash.
CHR. NEALE, Trustee.
nov Is GEO WHITE, Auctioneer.
Will be added tn the above sundry articles Of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture belonging to person eav
ing town, and to close sales
3 dozen bottles Champagne, warranted)
Of good quality Wines
90 do sherry and Port
2 barrels Rose Water
2 do French Brandy; demohn Aquafortis
l Medicinal Still; with msny other articles
GEORGE WHITE.
Uf At private SALE Iron Chest complete; 2 Iron
Doors, with frames, suitable for Banking House;-
Elegant Percussion Guns, from the original patentee,
warranted good; silver and steel mounted. nov 10
.4DDIIYONAL-To close Sales.
new patent spring Saddles, one of which is Of
superior quality
Parcel of ssddlers' Tools Benches, &c.
Also. l Anvil, 2 Vices. l Bellows, Turning Lathes,
Hammers, &c
Likewise, 1 neat second hand Carriage, with liar.
ness complete.
GJvariey Sale in the Evening. as usual.
nov 10 GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
Correspondence of The Baltimore Patriot

Correspondence O the baltimore Pafrtot.
Sr Thomas, Oct. %, 1889.
Since our respects Of the 5th inst. we have
had further arrivals of Flour, and the stock may
be estimated at fully 5000 barrels in first hands
There is little or no export demand, and the ar
tice is heavy at 81 IS Z so
Our stock of Corn Meal in first hands is about
$50 puncheOns and Goo bbis The demand is
steady. though not brisk, at our prices Prime
Pork. Black Eyed feas, Hams, Rec. r. D.
Slaves, p. P Lumber, Imperial, Gunpowder.
Hvsou and Hyson Skin Teas, are in fair request.
We are bare Of exports-freights none. Bills on
the U. S. 9 a Q! prem; England aud France a
5 90; Span Miled Dollars d per cent prem;
DOubloons Q; do SIG.
p S. We have ad,ices from Surinam via Bar
BADGES. of d most destructive firesha,ing taken
place at the former-you will probably have re-
ccved the particulars ere this reaches you.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

The people of Michigan territory have decid-
ell, by large majority of votes, in favour OF TAX
Ing the preliminary steps for state government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Snow haa fallen this season, at Kingston, Up
per Canada; Cleveland, Ohio; aud at I.ynchburg
Va
We are here, in the District of Columbia, IN
the midst of delightful Indian Summer. the
pride OF our climate and the admiration OF TO-
reisners. Almost the last lhaf has fallen from
the forest trees and the wintry blasts will soon
draw the social circle around the fire-side Hap
Nv they, who are sheltered from the inclemen-
cies of the season-happier and better they. who
have hearts to be grateful for the comforts and
bIessingso life. -Georgetown COL Gag
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Governor Lincoln, of Massachusetts,. has been
reelected to preside over iha: common wealth by
an overwhelming majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

The Election for Delegates to the South Caro-
Ina Modification Convention, tonk place on the
l4h inst The Convention will meet at Colum-
b;a this dav.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

CHARLESTON, Nov IL
We learn that DIR Hunt, the physician in at
tendance at Folly Island. reported on Saturday,
+ new cases aud deaths by Cholera.
The Rev. Mr. Bryne, the Catholic Minister,
who so promptly volunteered his services to ada {.
ulster to the comforts of these distressed eml
grants, has, we understand, written to friend
in the city, stating that those who have placed
themselves under his immediate charge, have
abandoned their dssolute habits, and are now do
iuss extremely well. no case Of sickness having
occurred among them for the last "a hours.
Later.-We are authorised by the lnterdant
to state, that the report from Folly Island. re-
csiyed last evening, announces four new eases
of Cholera AMI FIVE deaths, for the last twenty
four hours: and that the arrangements for the
removal from, the Island Of all who are able to
endure the voyage, are so far completed, az to
warrant the expec tation Of their departure in the
course of to. morrow. Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
t0tOmac River HOnt.

HS The Steamboat ESSEX
.S-=aA7a- leaves Washington at and
\ = Alexandra at A. NJ. on
a,,o,' n "ednesdsy, and FRIDAY Of each week, for
r4rs, tooNSe, wes,morelsnd County, Virginia, and
sav,I.uo thence at on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
Sa,..''s' reaching Aiexspdris about p. NJ. Pas.
u. r., A'ded and taken Off the different landings on
cec W. vi also Freight Of Produce and Goods, and
~, p'ssole accommodation given, by
'o!" CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

Extract of letter to gentleman in Richmond.
from his friend in New ORLEASs, dated Cd
inst.
The Cholera RACES hece to an alarming ex'
tcnt-Burials to-day III. Some Physicians
saw there have been at least 600 DEATHS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
Valuable hHrf Property

IN Wednesday, 28'h int at o'clock, will be sold
~ on the premises the desirab'e
WHARF PROPERTY,
at the foot OF Green street, row occupied by the
S,eambos Potomac. The wharf is in good order, of
sufficient breadth. and good depth Of water
Terms, one fifth Cash; the residue in equal install.
rnenis at I, 2. 3 snd years.
Bv order Of the Executor. w. u, MUTT,
nov IA Auctinrrer.
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arSAv1Ncs FUND INSTITUTION open

his day, under the direction of Committee of The
Board Of Managers, At the Marine Insurance Office at
O'Clock, r ". te Nontf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

The Token and Atlantic Souvenir for
1859.
GUST received on sale by w. n. MORRISON
81 Price IS IS. nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
For BarbaAoes.

SEG The schooner SUCCESS, Captain Small
sill sail in q few days For light freight or pas.
sag sl,piy to j. & w II. IRWIN.
IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
An,,uMls for 1898.

hNItUEYS IUT n
SfRIENDSHIP's Offering and Wi
Il plates; Arabesque binding.
Ackerm.n's Forart.me Not, II |
silk binding. (Engfsh.)
The pear!. or Affections Gift, by
ladelphis, 9 -ngrsvinps, Arabesque
Received for sale by
nov l6-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-18

g.. W.. have this moment received Intelligence
from an authoritative source, that Russia has
withdrawn from the Conference. The orders
have been ei, en- to the Russian feet to De IN rea-
diness to sail for the Dutch waters at a moments
notice. should the French and English forces
proceed to execute, de uiue force. the terms Of
the late Convention, and that similar orders nave
been sent to the army now assembled OF "he
Pruss,an frontier. We have no time 10 s'a.e
further particulars, but Tomorrow we sna'' s'a'e
more IN detail the new circumstances which have
arisen IN the way oil the settlement o' tue ne''
pian question 10 the mean time we may leave
Il to the public to Judge what chance there is OF
the surrender of the citadel of Antwerp by the
2,I of November, according to the rnperous De.
mand of the French and English Governments "
The Brussels papers breathe Of nothing but
war. King Leopold has made seine changes IN
his Ministry, favorable, it is said, TO an imme-
diate rupture with H"!land.
The postscript of the Courier contains advIces
from the Hague dated at 9 o'clock, +. NJ OF
o. tober slst. Affairs are rapidly drawing to
crisis. The British nd French Legations have
addressed tn the Dutch government peremptory
summons to surrender the citadel Of Antwerp. A
Cabinet C0unc,l sat Immediately. and, though
very rarely any thing transpres OF the dellbera-
TONS of Cabinet Councils held there, md although
the contents Of the reply have not yet been FORM
aIlv resolved upon, We are assured that measures
were taken into consideration at the Council OF a
nature to prove still more efsctually the deter
mined resolution Of perseverance.
The project Of law for allowing the employ
ment of the sums allotted 10 the war expenditure
for the months Of November and december OF
this wear (IO,S95, 2l5 forins.) was adopted by
the Second Chamber.
The British Consul at Rotterdam had declared
TO the captains of British vessels. that BY the
ders Of the British Charge dAffalres. he was to
advise them to be prepared to leave at a moments
warming; the Consul artery ards had the several
ship brokers and owners invited to an interview,
and repeated to them this advice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-18
Notice

GEALED Proposals will be received at my house on
y Payne street until Wednesday, the 26th instant
for cleaning and keeping clean. for year. al the
Streets lanes. and Alleys paved and unpavej within
the limits Of the Corporaton-the contractor to com
mence the work on the lst day of January. 1853
dec t3-eot26h WIN. YEITCh, a.P,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11
FO EIGN NEW S.

London papers to Feb. 30, haze been re-
eeiued at .Ns,0 York.
New cases of the Cholera continued to
break out IN London. The whole number
which had appeared TO the 18th, was Il, of
which As we're reported within the last six
days, and 20 on the 9th The number of
deaths of The disease in London was 43,
and of remaining cases l6. The whole
number OF cases remaining 10 other parts of
the Kingdom was 100; Of new cases Oh the
date of the last reports 81.
The London Courier of 25th February,
gives the following extract of letter ilom
one OF the most eminent physiciaEs OF the
metropolis:
81 have been searching day after day,
from Rotherhithe 10 Vauxhall--from Lime
house to Kensngion, for Asiatic Cholera,
without success. | have seen many of the
cases, fatal and otherwise, and am positive
that it Is disease Indigenous, and essen
tally different from that which have seen
in India. | have no doubt, however, that il
is produced by the same general causes
terrestrial and atmospheric, which have Fro
duced the epidemic in Europe. 1t is not
Cholera al oil. 1t is fever, commencing
rs a diarrhea Tor slight gastro-enteri,el-
and in the great majority of cases going
no farther. When, however, the bowel
complaint is neglected, matreated, or ag-
gruvated by cold, in:emperance, bad food,
etc, the cold or congcstiye stage takes
place, denominated blue cholera; but not
accompanied by one half Of tie horrible
symptom portrayed by the medical portrait
painters. There are few spasms-very IT.
Tie sickness or purgng-und, in fact, very
little suffering Of any kind. In no one IN
stance could trace the disease to infec-
tion or contagion. They were oil insulated
rases in vnrious localities, and totally I'M
connected with contagion. In almost every
instance .here was a preceding bowel com
paint; and ain quite certain that when
this is attended to there will he little or no
cholera. Tic afiiuent are secure, on two
acrounts. First, they are not 90. liable to
the diarrhea (thc first stage of the disease
as the poor: and, secondly, when affected
by the diarrhGa they will take advice, and
soon get well. With the INDECENT it is diff
terent; they neglect the bowel complaint
~ general, Till the sl,olera $50 calcd) comes
on, and then they are very likely 10 die, ei-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11
WORGDS0D9s
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IL, 1889.

STATE VALUATION. We published, last
week, the official return of the new VaIua-
ton, with the proportion that each town will
have TO pay, on the thousand dollars, of
State taxes. The County taxes will, also,
have TO be assessed on the several towns in
the same proportion. A very slight exam
ination will satisfy any one that, in this
valuation, great injustice has been dore to
the town of Worcester. For the purpose
of comparison, we have. prepared the fol-
lowing table, in which will be- found num-
Der of towns, selected from various parts of
the State. such rs might be supposed to
correspond most nearly with Worcester in
respect TO wealth as compared with popula-
ton, and also several towns, considered as
among the most furnishing in this County,
or, at least, above the average of the Coun-
ty. Against each town will be found its
population in one column, its valuation,
emitting fractions, in another, and, in the
last, the raiio of that valuation on the popu-
lation. Thus, for instance, it will be seen
that the population of Worcester is 4l72,
its valuation $2,357 1896, which, as the next
column sAews, amounts to 565 dollars TO
each inhabitant. The towns of Charles
town, Cambridge, and Lowell are put down
as in the table, bit, it will be recolec:ed
that S500,000 was deducted from the ag-
gIegate of Middlesex County. When their
proportion is deducted from these towns, it
will reduce Charlestown and Lowell to
about the same amount with Worcester The
population of Cambridge is about so per
cent. greater than that of Worcester, and
it includes within its limits Cambridgeport
and the large village at Lechmere's point.
1t will not he pretended by any one ac-
quainted with the two places, that there is
as mueh wealth in Worcester as in Cam
bridge, yet it is put more than 100000
higher in the valuation. Charlestown con-
tains more than twice the population of
Worcester, and the same, probably, is also
true of Lowell at the present time. If so,
the ratio of valuation is twice as high on
Worcester as on them. Yet either of them
Is as wealthy in proportion TO its population
as Worcester. Several other large and
aceaithy towns shew still greater disparity.
Whether any exertons on the part of
our representation in the Legislature might
have produced different result, we do not
pretend to know. But this we do know
that il the inhabitants of town, containing
great majority of National Republicans,
will send to the Legislature three Represent.
atives who distinguish themselves there for
nothing bu; the zeal with which they attend
the numerous Jackson caucuses, they have
no cause to complain, if perchance, the in
terests of the town are made subsery;ent TO
those IF tbe'Jackson party, or if they are
not sustained with the ability which they
might be, if confded to the care of those,
holding the same political opinions with
the majority of the town.
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TOWN OFFICERS.

PRINCETON. Selectmen-Ruius Davis. John
Whitney, Israel Everett, Enoch Brooks, Caleb Da-
ma; :; hssessors-kuius Davis. John Whitney, Isrs-
ell Everett. Treasurer and Collaboration Brooks
I'oion Clerk--Charles Russell:
STERLING. Selectmen and Ooerseers of Poor
ellison Brown, Joel Pratt, Jr., Eli Kilburn. Ezra
Kendall. Samuel Sawyer. Assessors-NIoses saw
yer, Samuel Sawyer, ID, Samuel Sawyer. Collect
or-Samuel Houghton. COnstables-Sam'l i. Houqh-
ton, Charles II. Whitney. I'o,on CLERK and Treas
Wsr-Luther Allen.
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killed, including Colonel Landlords and 500
prisoners, including As officers. On the 4th
there arrived ut Vera Cruz $50 fngitiees.
The inhabitants were waiting from hour to
hour, for the arrival of the Conqueror, that
they might open their gates and receive
him. The 9th regiment has been put to
the sword, snd the 9Th also has large part
Of il destroyed.
p. S. March 10. II is rumored that Gen.
Santa Anna has been for three days off ST.
Antonio, in brig which has at length dis
appeared. So you may perhaps expect him
soon IN the United States. His flight is
very proper, for he had no troops to defend
him.-.N Y. Mercantile advertiser.
From JAMAICA By the brig Maria Elizabeth
we have Jamaica accounts to the 9TH March
Letters OF that date estimate the destruction of
property occasoned by the late Instruction, at
f60O,O0o currency, equal to 81 100000. All
was quiet when the Maria Z. sailed.
NJ Y. Journal Of Commerce.
SroYNINGToS, (Conn.) April 9,
The curront report here, is, that Capt. L.
who has lately returned from the South Seas,
has niadc valuable new discovery in the Paci.
nc, of Fur Seals--That the main Island was
alss inhabited by small race of human beings,
that came readily in numbers on board of the
vessel, when at anchor in the harbor. would
greedily devour whatever was given them to
cat, and were TO all appearance perfectly molten
sive. Several of them, when the vessel was
about departing, were desirous 10 come in her,
but the Captain declined bringing them away.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

The Providence journal stntes that on
Thursday last the large wooden Cotton Facto-
ry at Valley Falls, owned by William Harris,
was entirely consumed. Some of The machine.
ry was f:ved. Tine building contained about,
3400 spindles. II is supposed that tho fire was
communicated by stove pipe in the mnle
room while the workmen were at dinner
$l4 coo insured.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

BURRILLvILLE BANK. This Bank has
stopped payment, and its President, J. L.
Clark, a Broker in Providence, it is said.
has deeamped. 1t is supposed that there
vas large amount of bills in circulation,
and little doubt is entertained that deem
laid plot to swindle the public has been but
too successfully executed, The Banking
house, papers, and effects have been attack
ed for the sum of $4,000 by the Suffolk
Bank.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

CoNNEcTIcuT ELEcTIoN. John S. Pc
tiers and Thaddeus Belts are re-electedGov-
ernor and 1t. Governor of Connecticut by
large majorities. The National Republi-
cans have also elected majorites in both
branches of the Legislature, over both the
jackson and Anti Masonic parties. A Sen
ator to Congress is to be chosen by the
present Tenislntnre
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

New ATLAS. We have seen the first
number of new Atlas, now in the course
of publication, by David II. Burr of New
York. Each number contains five good,
cPlored maps, about | by 10 inches, and is
afforded at the very low price of one dollar.
The series will consist of 20 numbers, to
contain maps Of all the known countries of
the world, with the latest alterations and
discoveries; 10 be published once in about
six weeks. To those who can afford it
and the price is certainly very low-such u
collection of maps must be exceedingly
convenient and useful.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

RFDUoTioN OF DUTIES. The following state
ment will show the estimates Of reduction of
duties under the bill recently reported to the
Senate. These estimates are made from the
best information in possession of this commit.
tee, and from an examination of mporta,iens
for the last four or five years.
On teas of all kinds 1900 900 coffee 1890
00o; spices Of all kinds 100000 fruits of all
kinds 200 600; indigo 100000; cocoa, gums,
dye stuffs, medicines, drugs, spongcs, India
rubber, horns and tips 100000 parts Of watches.
I'm IN plates or sheets, botIng cloths, corks,
hr'siles, brass in plates and sheets 10000,
crude salt petre, quick silver, linseed rapesced,
and hempseed oil, and fax $4,000; cutlasses,
dlrks and sabres, 'epaulets and wings of gold
ana silver, macAioni, millstones, sexiants and
quadrants, spy glasses, telescopes, paintings and
drawings, respecting which the committee have
no returns or papers by which to regulate their
estimnte, but which they believe may be safely
estimated at $4,000; other articles in tn. bill.
but not here enu,cra,ed.
United States TtIeqr0pL
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YOUNG Men. The Young Men of Wor-
cester County, are referred to the Notice
for Convention to be held in this town.
next week. 1t is hoped every town will be
represented.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

O. The Spring Term of the SUPREME
JUDICIAL COURT will commence in this
town on Tuesday next, the 18th inst.
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O. We refer our readers to the first
page for valuable communication nccom-
panied by an extract from President Way
lands Address on tho subject of dealing in
ardent spirits.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

The birthdays Of BURNS, the "Ayer-
shire Ploughmnn," and Hoee, the SET
trick Shepherd" are coincident-- namely.
on the Goth of January. Genius found
one at the plough, and the other at the
sheep-fold but both nre extraordinary ex-
amples Of nature triumPhing over circum-
stances."
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

STEPHEN THOMPSON MASON of Ken
tncky, the minor. or infant in law, whom
Gen. jackson appointed Secretary Of the
territory OF Michigan, lately met the jnnior
Editor OF the Emigrant in the street OF De-
trolt, and demanding of him whether he
wrote certain article, published in the EN-
igrant, on receiving an affirmative answer
struck him with violence. This youth was.
at the time, acting Governor of Michigan
And the offensive artirle merely declared
that for his own benefit, and not for the
good of the people of Michigan, he had
been appointed TO this responsible office.
HIS Erceliemcy has since been bound
over to court for trial for the offence, and
ordered. in the mean time, to give bonds in
the sum OF $1,000 for his good behavior for
the tenn of months
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-11

The last Richmond Whis h,. ,h en-.
paraPrapll "Our. country Is lhrsn,e,,na ~
tunes Of woe and desolaiiom Every d,s,'a WIN
man feels that IL is 40 The prnba6il;,y ~ AZ
union, Is the contemplation Of every mind ma
the theme ofelniost every tongue, Who"d Wv"
MT remember, when eysn TO speak Of !, WV,
yiewsd ~ species Of sacrilegc And aftor dis
uaiss ooncs-whatP Especially 10 Ola VIZ.
sidias Woe, wee, woe unto Jerusalem. ="
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che :Atassachuse;ts sSpp.

:" THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL tt
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"