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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13
Eistvict Of Columbia to wit,

district Of Columbia to wit.
The United States IF America, Libeliants,
AGAINST
One Box If Bombazine, and a'lpersons con
cerned, Respondents.
DE it remembered, that, on the third day Of Decem.
I'D Der, 1882, Thomas Swann, Esq the Attorney tor
United States for the District Of Go umbis, exhibited
to the District Court of the said District libel. aeg
ing and propoundng that, OH the seventh day OF Aug
uT 1882 one box Of bombazine imported into the
United States to w.t. into the District Of Columbia and
Port Of Alexands from foreign place. by sea, to wit
from the Island of Barbados in certain vessel called
the eonidas belonging to the port Of Alexandria
That the said box upon its arrival at the port OF Alex.
andria was ordered by the Collector of the port OF
Alexandra be opened and appraised; and the sad
box was accordingly opened. and upon examining the
sse il was found to contain two half pieces OF bonn.
baznA more than was contained in, called for by.
the inAoice which accompanied the said box OF mer.
ch.nd;zk by means whereof the sad box OF merchan.
die became forfeited to The United States under the
fourth section of the Act Of Congress- entitled An
act for the efecual collection OF SPort duties
the 18th May: 1850; and, being forfeit.
ed were OF the tenth day of August in the year aore.
said at the port of Alexandra in the District aforesaid,
duly seized as forfeited, by George Brent Esquire.
then and there beng Collector OF the said port OF Alex.
anIris ,
I, is ordered by the Court, that all persons concerned
he cited to appear at the Court House in Alexandra,
on the second Monday in January in the year 1888, to
show cause If any they why judgment should not
pass as prayed and the said box OF bombsze be con-
demned as forfeited TO the Uni ed States is further
ordered that thsthe substance OF The monitor be pub
sbed fourteen days before the day appointed for the
trial thereof in the newspaper printed in the Town oil
Alexandria, and be also posted up in The most public
manner for the space OF fourteen daye before the trial.
ut tn front door of the Court House. and also at the
Reading Room in the said town.
Jec 6-1dt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13
Trustees sale.

Trustee sale.
an Monday. the 18th day Of January next. the sub
- scrber will offer for .sle, at public auction. the
following valusble Buildings and Lots of Ground
A4A A two. story Brick WAREHOUSE,
&E!y!k on the north side Of King stree, and east
EHssrH side Of est street, al their int Isecton,
q in front on King street aosut - feeti On
West street 20 feet to q ten fee' alley
A two.story Brick WAREHOUSE, on the
north side of King street, l0i feet 81 nches to The
east Of West streets in from. King street q feet 81
inches; in depth tn the same alley i.0fcet
Two Brick DWELLING HOUSES, on the
north side ot King street. between the aboye-nen.
toned warehouses; in front King street about ~
feet each; in depth to he said ale, l2O feet.
a two-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
and LOT Of GROUND, on the south side OF Came.
ron street and east side Of West streets front OF the lot
on Cameron street 1923 feet S inchesi on West, 223
feet inches to the sad alley.
a vacant LOT, on the south side OF Prince
street and side of Payne street. at their int rsec.
ton; in front Payne street l76 feet inches; on
Prince street 81 feet inches
A LOT Of GROUND. on the Alexandria and
I.eesburg Upper Road. about two miles from Ae1an-
dria, containing l0f acres
The sale will be made ut II O'Clock at noon under
deed Of trust from James Sanderson to the suosc 10
err Gne-tenth of the purchase money will be r. our.
ed in hand the residue in three equal instruments OF
r. 10, ard "a months. The deferred pa, ments to
be secured by approved endorsed negotiable notes.
and deed of trust on all the property sold
dec I3-ts II. I. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13
LATEST FROM THE WEST INDIES.

Captain Kartscher, Of the brig Minerva, from
Turks Island, informs the editors of the Nor
folk Beacon, that at the time Of his sailing, (26h
at salt va. getting scarce, and that there was
aone at the Leeward Islands. having been de-
,troyed by excessive rains. Al Turks Island the
price was 25 cents per bushel, aud was expected
% advance to o cts the ensuing week.
The additional tonnage money of 2s. Sd. per
on, IN addition to former duties vent into effect on
h. 18th Nov. IN the Blush West India Islands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13

The Rev. G. Constantine Pisc, ID. ID Cler-
sYmn Of the Roman Catholic persuasion, was on
tuesday elected Chaplain to Congress, On the
part IT the Senate, for the present Session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13

The Legislature of Kentucky convened at
Saukfurt on Monday last.
In the House of Representatives, John ]. Crit
''adcn vas chosen Speaker unanimously.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13
TeMlperance.'

"A Card.
ClRAVEN ASHFORD, having qualified as Consta
~ bile, offers his services sch to the public lie
promises Puncualiiy and despsci'. lie will attend to
the settlement and collection Of accounts, and make
speedy returns of all business put in his hands, either
in his official capacity Collector.
Centre Hill, Fairfax County, dec - i dSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13

The Annapolis Republican states that Govern
OF Howard declines reelection as Executive
tarf Magistrate Of the State of Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-13

Schr. Lyons, Davis, hence at New York 10th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
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,rv PENNSYLVANIA has lon- lwal apis hia ~
saeofh,~ 4l,fafnlm NJ. aud IA f,;lk rs OF mir
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SCENT Ia ~ aa,a Dptfnen "ti.f-a's5a#
,,cni. VI D. happy 10 sAev freH osa.#'s'; IA
s.nt.-1 IL. vel. t,t r At a11 patri1a@ state
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se..a. ,v3icl taul oalp -. nteh'ity -
believe Tat. W e. pops X Han. i1# - -.
The god eauso is baf 9aa q. -. bd y "s"75''s
rhe r-es. ut Administrator h, .'tz1m. tta# PCT
l,es ,a,t1y dlserc9t7d rab., ofMon#,tsu ~
jackson has bern gr,laay lo3msi eyer sgl'e III
{ nmtncsmsAt OF hsolsld t.En. ID pa5'l1ri#
~ With which h, c1t.rslIt Whpi se.u"ns 1T The
'fmoa have bgen n aHtind from hm hy his srfn.
and H. insist nj c3urss upon TIE larh md Iri'f#
MI Imnroyem nj Enteust'e interests hlsr bern
,Auvn INTO opposition hy Efz ferdrss AMI msc-
.sspiaale A.nunr alton Of the Bank Many OF hls
zplest partjsuGs among ne publ writers have de
s.rtsdh and ifang consiHi .r,9ln portion Il fef
1.nzt4z-. z't0I adhere 70 hs aiandtrl. by thH VII
.nn attack. upon the judiciary Department b. mu#f
ia ,Itt / isu al IlI
n.t-rv IS completely broken up by TN open rppnr
.4,..n the frien|s ofih# VIC President and ths
ate Secretary Of Siule aud ut tins moment III" elti-
zars o,pa..lto his Re eleraon. constitute llro'e
,so,a.;ty %. the whole population Of tln United
..a,ss Onder thesn circumstances II = qalte nppa
frr# tia, NOTHING is wanted bal zeal activity al.i !
.eraart. u easurc success.
The aspect of tins coDveubon-the nanmI'g !
ar.lsaart which hlqr marked It's proceedings
All fne favorable results winch may b. rkpeiri
..,#a ITS influence upnn the community aasal
a,lc security that thcSereauises VIII not b. dtd
SIR u 9ow-citiscng, IS the character q tbo pc
<eu administration svch are the morhes ion
,han-.a- = and euchare tn persons whom Weic#
eommenI % Won for thu ehef Executive Office.
Coupar. IL qualifications with tbn-e Of thrIr
CONF ai,ss tnd may thr goolnes4 of Providence
So enj ia il gaar choice. thai II may tend to pro.
mot IL sars''y and pamanenca Of onr excellent
pos.-#1 ia. buttons, and the trae GREATNESS aul
e'o-.. O. uar loved country.
JAMES BARBOUR. PreJJra,
ALLAN TR1MBLE, !
JOSEPH KENT, =. p#.-=5-.,.
PETER r PORTER
ROBERT TEMPLE,
1as /. Tutt~miAa1, } o.,#
Hl>aY BAguS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
4 LItsIT OT LN,rTEhS

Remaining in Liberty Post OlI.ce On tho 3ls he.
cember 1881
A-Chrlc3 = Anderson
Edith W Brown, Adam Rouyfr. ThDaas
Brown sen Liulebcrry Bunduraut Philip Ia
lry, Joseph Run, John $. Brown David Blulr
C-John Charlton, Alexander Calvert, sur Il
amin ". Moralds, or Mr.. Crcacy, End Cf,lrr
lavey and Robert Clayton. Thomas CHRISTINA
Mrs john Galloway, Janus a. Clay, Mts Nay
Ci7mp, Joseph Clark, Mai. Robert Clark, Bedto-I
County Clerk, Bedford Superior Jerk ;.
p-Chrialoplcr Domyer, Ncednh Dayids0
ismael DAVIS, George d Davis, SalAuel Dafu-
port
E--Behionin II Bruin.
F-Cutharine y Fox, Richard Freeman Caleb
Ferguson, Caleb Fuqua
G---lsaac GEass.
H--Dr. Hector Harris, Rice Hughes Rsboca
Howell, Thomas Hatcher . Peter Hunter, Tab
tia Haynes Miss Emna L. Ilcwiu, HenT
Fletcher, Dcany Holder
J-cloey james
k--Tilman Keys
L--Berryman Lar, James Laync. nr Ellis L.
wich, James R. Loftwich, o. Samuel Franklin,
M--Thomss Markham, M. Elizabeth Mnr1
ell, Mrs. Mary Mead, John Murphy, sen. Jane
Mayhem. John Markham, JSm McGlathan BaI
d Mcdaniel, Edwin d Moo,e.
N--Georgc Norvell, VIM NOEL.
P---Wm. Preston ., john Patterson, Jamls Ear
ker
R-Wm. II Radforl, Esq VIM Radtorj, Je
emlah Locl,c.'. John Runnales 2 Charles D. II
roIds.
S---George ST Clair, Col DAVID Saundes \
Locky Saunders YIN. Subett, James Sledd' ~
At,1.
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Com. j. t4,n bowed ard proceeded to take IS -.
a5.el pca.' . Ioashea, md mex 10 the.51.i01-
,3r tcaerli who grulalaiod him, and shooh hai
by tn band.
Mr.. Obadrs.en, who mar several months einca
a match 70 ride l.go hundred mules IN ten nouns per
formed his r1atta with perfect casc, on Saturday,
tlla 1tlor No.cm5sr The day WIS very unl'isor-
ablc. rlrlne almost necessarily, notwithstanding
which he e8nlplslaa the whole distance Ia e6aety
eight lloIrs and tory t9o minutes, incinlin2 oil
sloos Heh,s won ialuanse sum d money On
tAg r. I'll
THE MARKETS.
Correspondence ofthe Joarnal ofCunmcrtc
II,EepooL. Nov Oh. 1881 -lhe cotton market
Is dali Floor Is in better d~Hlnl. Phi. free 3ls
Tor s#ec' bonded 23s. G., s7-ne partially SOU, sod
at 80 81, sour 2ls - -
Another st:er saae date
Tho lmmcasa stock %. El8frIn Bou1 ard its in
different qudtty vii Keep Is price at low rate,
whcncYcr it Is taken outofbond Average Of wheat
last week Wa, G05 leI agrr, ate Co. II. duty
% sd The demand ior fap. ca speculation has
sub. sIcd and Il may be bought a. ra'her less tat
TN dry ago These lattcr, az coatrede'ory n 70
flour vet both aga from hoasas of tie lust raspecla-
bly We do not sec that there was any impopius'
change a,h,r way. EdtS. J. Of q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
VIRGINIA LEasISLATyRE.

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ENGuES,F rEsIZE $1,000.
T5ll prizes 1880 Ua1hs
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MANN ar ~, ,ErI.r.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
From The Boston Ga2e2c. Der. %.

We publish this morning a short obituary no,ce
OF John Stevens, Esq. enc of the Aldermen elect
and IN the same column the death Of his son. Mr.
Albert II Stevens Both OF these gentlemen died
OF the prevailing infusn2a a disease which has
within the last four or FIVE weeks, afflicted a. least
tthS Of our population carrying death and its
auead1nl mt.sg1ss into many families, whchwerc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
ADDRESS TO THE POLES BY THEIR
COUNTRYMEN N ENGLAND AND
FRANCE

PolFs Il onfient IN the enlightened spirit OF
the nsc, and in the smctity OF your cause you rose
to throw of the yoke OF the opprcssnr The world,
N establishment, has Witnessed yon achievements ;
but nations whom honour duty, and even interest
commanded TO assist you, have puslIlmimousIy
betrayed the common cause Future ages will
show how blse WITS their conduct how short sigh
tod t1nr policy. The contest l. II an end the
sword tthr auocrat has triumphcd Europe by
her Gallons indifference 10 your mistoruncs partci
patcs in the mhaIowel at Poland is no more
erased from the list oinatons she is doomed anew
To a long slavery.
Conlrymen!-Wha can we expect, from the
conqucror HIS rage and fury We have already
dciicd, and If an unexpected effort OF humanity
should allempt 10 spare our sutrngs,o feelings o
patriotism would be more deeply wounded than obey
have ever been by every cruelty and torture for
merry devised 10 suppress them; for what, short
ca the Independence OF Poland can satisfy men who
have sworn 10 de- for he, trcedom2
Poles YOU have hitherto done al that became
a great and noble nation You have spared no
sacrifices 10 attain your great object. Thousands
Of your brave brethren have already sealed with
blood their great compact witt heaven to die for
| their coniry--But if the sword Of the cnelay has
spared ou lives let us remember that we are bound
TO devote every hour that remains TO emulate the
heroes udi nv lulcn ana whose honWr and glo-
| ~ are our most sacred trust No induccnent
o. fortune, rank, or interest shall betray Us into
| an act unworthy Of our most solemn vows these
| must he Guarded rs spotlcs5 the name of Pole
which Will hcnccforward be left 10 Europe as that
| o!patr lotlsm and devotion.
i'''s ut US ''.'e 'hat Wre'ched country, now
NV '''"r our own 'no'Sh ao'h,dWiththe nes' oioo'
u ''I 's-'t rs leave Europe, II heaitlcss
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FOREIGN NEWS.

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ID 'I'' ~ 2Pl'Ih'niN' At "h''a mis- sooitlous
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CONT aPn'# 'lte 'on'alt h"l'e meelhS
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h' Aldermen "'fe N.l'''y en2'''' IA s"'ar-
w III roh'iRhif'. Al the Respectable lhhah
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'arf "ere III readiness to act Inc Bank pt Eng
iHnd was strongly guarded. All these precautions,
Ioken with such promplness and decision seem to
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Fran - PH-iaf. r = 'ie-#Is T..
Fharecofl u dlslasf aa5i. ssas.> III. -,
OF deaths IN t-s cay ael Ito.ra to have be-.
iS9. CONSUMPTION had y vir'.hs infuetzo p >,
inflammation al me iaags 2iand mania J,or -. .
NC use Dr. dense S '.eesIa''ea,. bad only , ~.
those Who diea We hz,@t,n > ana ln1 y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

NNIfNES. Segsrs, Brandy, Green and Black
w Icas, Moasses, Rice, SHUTS, Chewing
Tobacco. Fancy Articles for CHRISTMAS
GIFTS, Medicines, Drugs, Surgeons Instruments,
Obs, Brushes, Soaps, Perlumery, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Scissors, Guns, Pistols, Dirks, Razors.
DC DC OF DdfioHS qualities, ard ri the mast rcau-
rcd prtces. Also, Prccipitated Extract of Bark,
"eie and haSdty rdtaaJlc remedy, for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Dec. 20 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
DOMESTIC NEWS.

| APPROPRIATENESS BY TIE PRESIDENT I,
| Bp aud n III Tin ddficen ud cousfatc ftbe $Hatc
Micajah I. Williams, Of Cincinnati, to be sur
ycyor General Of Public Lands in the States If
Ohio indiana and Michigan Territory, y.cc VIZ
liam Lyle, Decreased
Horse Brow Sc Trist, Of Louisiana, 10 be Survey.
or General of Public Lands III the 5tote Of louisa
ma, vice Joshua Baker resigned
Edmund Christian ofVrguja, tobc Marshal of
the United States, for the Eastern District of En-
gina wee John 'cranl, deceased
Abiah Sharpe, ufPcnnsylyanio, to be Marshal
of the United Stat eS, for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania, yIcr George b. Porter, appointed
Governor of Mich yan Territory
! james Points, OF Virginia tn ne Marshal Of the
United States for the Western D.strics Of Virginia.
wee Benjamin Rctder
Ffofa the Legislature of North Carolina we
learn that bill Tor rebuilding the State House IN
Raleigh (Which, twill be rceollectcd was destroy
cdby fire some months ago. after being ably de-
bated for day or two, was re cctcd in the House
ut Commons ON the 23d instant by vote of 6S To
10. The same question was also ably debated in
the Senate, and shared the same fate there by u
stlll smaller majority. The object ofthc majority
~ 10 remove the seat Of Cove nnent from Raleigh
an object that cannot be accomplished but by al
amendment Of the Constitution, which, thigty-siS
years ago, fixed upon Raleigh as the permanent
Seat ofGovcrnncnt the Government of the State
having been heretofore sort of locomotive machine
1t Is Snppo', d that the alte mpt To have Conycn-
ton called, to revise the Constitutions will fail for
the present ut least In which case Raleigh, though
destitute ola State House, will continue to be the
Statot Government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
NV ORLr.Hs. Dec. -.

Em3grGtioa 10 Libeyje In the 18Th instant,
the schooner Crawford, Capt W. II. Taylor, aa-
ed from this port for Libsra, with twcnty-oEc cni-
grants from Kentucky. The CraW ford tokcs out a
large supply ofmerehandsc, books medicines, &c
&c for the use oftho colony. The expedition sails
under the superintendent of DR.. Charles q Shave,
of Cincinnati, talented aud worthy Young gentle
man, who voluntC his services. and sratui
tonsy gives them to the colonizng enterprise
We have understood thar There were one hun
drcd or more applicants for passages on board o.
the Crawford, with view to final settlement Ia
Liberia, but arrangements could not be made ia
tmo to accommodate such number, 1t IS, how
ever expected they will sail from this port eary in
the spring, Nota drop Of spirits of any kind, we
have understood was taken out by the Crawford
not even for the medicine chest.
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Daart'le, Dc 3l.-On Monday night last, about
II o'clock, ~ out house on the lot Of our worthy
fellow ctzen,Col George Townes took FIRE. 1t was
soon burnt TO the ground, and in defiance of every
eXertlon of the Col to rescue them, three negro
children were consumed in the flames. This is in
decd melancholy incident 1t has excited among
our citizens lively sympathy for that amiubIc fam
lily. Not II months ago they were driven from
their beds by the deyouring element to witness the
destruction OF their handsome and commod.ous
dwelling house. Reporter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

Captain Catesby Jones has been any on,cd to III.
command OF the L, S. sloop Of war Peacock, which
with thenew schooner Boxer are now lifting oul
atthe Charleston Navy Yard for ,ho Falkland Is
lands and East Indies