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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

er.Garde Royaie 0hatresimsnt which made susn
dreadful havoc among the Parisians during the
three days)-the officer in question, l say 1us'i-
ed from his quarters on Monday last, with
drnDeau blanc, crying out ''Nive Emp 'eeur
Henri w, "Vive la Regente!'' "Vise la Dnch,
es dc Rerri!" He was soon afterwards arrested
and declared to be insane. This deciara.."h
NAV be correct, but the unemployed aud snher-
ing officers, sub officers, and soldiers Of the
grand armee ask-as do the public" why seek
among the ex garde Ro,ale, who slaughtered the
Parisians, sane or insane, objects for promotion.
when 80 MANY thousands Of officers and soldiers
of Bautzen, Lutzen, Leipsic. Hanau, Moptini.
rail, Monterau, iaon, Chateau, Therrv, lou.
louise, Paris, and Waterloo-tto say nothiig ut
the campaigns previous TO the year 1915 are
literally starving in Paris aad Throughout lhe
country!"
The late events at Marseiles are met to-day
By the dissolution of compauy-of the national
guard Of that city, for having turned our "niy one
captain. two lieutenans. three serean,s' and SIX
grenadiers, on the occurrence OF the Car'ist re-
volt attempted there on the s6th, uit. and t"r
having supplied only two officers and two grena-
diers to the grand review that took place OIL lie
day following. This is acting wisely. The me-
gative disloyalty Of the company 10 question de-
served punishment far more severe-hnt even
this is calculated to produce favorable impress
sion on the public mind at Marseilles. Another,
popular act Of Government cannot omit mem
tioning-namely. the removal Of NJ. Dava'' the
| obnoxious Project of Grenuble.
We ought to be now on the eve OF judicial pro.
ceedings Of very serious nature. The Carllst
conspirators Of the Rue des Prouveires-99 in
number-have been handed over to the tribunals
for trial. but it is believed that the temper OF the
public mind Is not deemed sufficiently calm to
render safe the escape of the accused, without
punishment, and that consequently the trials will
not take place at present.
The cholera report for Friday published this
dav) is less unfavorabe than that of Thursday,
presenting diminution of 10 IN the number OF
deaths, and of OF in the new cases received into
the hospitals. The weather continues frshttully
cold and Indictment, but as we have had good
deal of rain to-day, we may hope for a favorable
change.
The report of disturbances having broken out
| in Rhenish Bavaria, which was circulated yes
terday with industry, proves to have been un'
founded. The only revolutionary movement OBJ
served in that country was the planting Of tree
of liberty at Answiller. which was rooted up by
the troops sent from Landau for that purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

malipnity, and those who under their influence
have been broush, to the verge of the grave, can
by thy mercy be Immediately relieved-look
down upon US, we beseech thee, in compassion,
and stretch forth the right hand OF thy power for
our deiiverance. We rejoice, oh God! that there
is balm IN Gilead-we rejoice that there is a kind
Physician there. We believe, Heavenly Father,
that thou delightest not in our distresses. We
believe that thou hast feeling Of mercy towards
thy creatures, even when they are suffering un-
der thy severest chastisements. We believe, oh
God. that thou dost punish US for our benefit-.to
humble our pride; to make US sensible OF our de-
pendence on tbyself; and to lead US to repent
ance and amendment Of life. Oh arrest, we be-
seech thee, thou God of love, arrest by thy pow
err that awful disease which has desoated some
Of the fairest portions of the globe which has
found its way to our Continent, and invoiv-
ed the suffering inhabitants in the deepest
gloom. Bid, we beseech thee. thou Sovereign
Ruler of the Universe, oh bid the destroying an.
gel to sheathe his sword; and grant that Joy and
gladness may again fill our hearts with gratitude
and our mouths with praise aud thanksgiving.-
Nav thy goodness inspire our minds with hiiai
reverence; and may thy sparing providence SO
affect US, that we may be ashamed to offend thee
any more. We ask these mercies, Oh Father.
for Jesus Christ's sake, our only Mediator and
Redeemer. Amen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

and 2 emigrants. We have established 49,,
quarantine. We allow no vessel to Approach gu
wharves until she undergoes strict examin,,iSa
and if she is from an infected port, not at All
The trustees have been constantly in sess;o, =
the last three DAYS. We have obtained ,hs Nv ="
olson barracks for hospital, fitted IN ho, -. -
baths. procured beds and bedding, and N" mai. ~
cines, SC. sc. We have stopped the ferry ae, rS
the bay; in fact, we are under martial Law bs.s.
York, u C.-The Canadian Freeman, If t..
2lst, says" We regret to state tina, twu ,, .s
OF cholera have appeared in the hospital Of ri.
town, York and one of them has proved fat,Is
Rochester. reports of fes ndiyIIa,
cases 81 Cholera among the emisrants on the RI;
tish sid Of Lake Ontario, has caused no li,tIs .,
eremsnt al Rochester. A Beard Of Health h.,
Dreu o.Ss uiztd, and all due precautionary mo-,
sar,-s adopted TO preserve that popuous and i'm
portant town from the inroads Of disease. Amoo,
othrr preventive means, the Corporation have ~
solyed 30 furnish the inhabitants with lime sns
cieut for ile purIfi Of their respec,,. ar.
misses 4 vessel is stationed Of the mouth u
the River. with orders to bring to any vessel At.
tempting to come into search the saus AL
generally to carry !n;o full force the most ,;,;J
quarantine regulations. AT the recommeDd,,,r
Of the Clergy o! Rochester, Friday last was Oh, '
served in the Christian Churches of that Mac. =,
a day OF humiliation, fasting and PRAYER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29
FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1882.
Day of Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer

To the Clergy and Members Of the Profesfam
Episcopol Church in the Di0cess yf tTgta'a.
DsAR BRErHREN.-Bya resolution ut the last
Annual Convention Of the Church, held IN the
town of Alexandria, District of Columbia, it was
made the duty of the Bishop Of the Diocess, % to
recommend some early day, az day OF fasting
humiliation and prayer, for the purpose OF max
inc public confession Of our sins; and OF seek
ing to turn away from us the just judgments OF
tue Almighty"
By virtue of the authority thus committed to
me, / do hereby appoint Friday the goth Of July
next ensuing, TO be observed in all Parishes OF the
protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocess OF
Virginia, as day of humiliation, fasting and
prayer. Conscious that the Almighty has promised
10 listen to the applications Of those, who, IN
sincerity of heart confess their transsressions
and ask his forgiveness and believing that he will
lend an attentive ear to our united supplicauons.
and avert from US as nation the calamities with
which he might Justly aiflict US, and continue to
us those blessings we have 50 richly, through un-
deseryedly, enioved, most sincerely concur with
the resolution OF the Convention.
To produce in the minds OF our families that
devotional attention to the above duties winch
can alone render them effectual, hereby re-
commend to the people committed TO my charge,
the suspension of their worldly occupations on
the before appoioteu uay, ue'soy 'S'"S
their children and dependents with an opportu-
nity of assembling in their usual places of wor.
ship, to invoke with their prayers the blessing OF
Heaven on our Nation, through the merits and
death of the Lord Jesus Christie entreat Jeho-
yah tn en,lue our Rulers With his Holy Spirit,
and to guide them by his counsel-so to order
the uuruly wills and affections Of sinfsl men,
that discord and confusion may be husaed into
silence. aud "that peace and happiness, truth
and Justice, religion and piety may be established
among US for all generations''-to suppllcate that
Almighty Being upon whom we are dependent
for health and lie, to spare US from the rayages
of that awful disease, the Cholera, which has
spread desolation and ruin wherever its has pre-
vailed: sweeping by its pestilentlal influence thou
sands from the face of the earth-entreatins him
TO impress our minds with such dread OF bis
majesty, and such sense Of his goodness, as to
make US both afraid and ashamed to offend him;
and calling upon him for the aid Of his Holy Spi-
rit 70 enable US to devote the remainder oil our
lives to his service, and to make his sacred pre-
cents the rule of our conduct.
That a perfect uniformity OF worship may be
observed in all our Churches, | shall immediate.
" transmit Circular to each Clergyman IN the
diocess; containing particular statement OF the
services to be used that day, together with the
prayers appropriate to the occasion.
remain, Dear Brethren,
Your friend and Pastor,
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE. E
Richmond June 25th, 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29

Prayer for delirsranee from the Cholera.
Almighty and most merciful God. with whom
are the issues of life and death; by whose power
the most inveterate diseases are deprived Of their
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-29
Pyauers to be used before the General Thanks
giving.

P,auers TO be used before the General Thanks
giving.
Father OF all mercy, and God OF all comfort,
our onIy friend in time OF need; look down from
Heaven. we beseeeh thee, with an eye Of compass
si,n upou u.s. thy sinful creatures, who in sincere
ncniteuce for our past sins fly to thee for mercy.
Father. we have sinned against Heaven and in
thy sight Thy favors towards US people, we
have Teouited with ingratitude; and while our
no',tica, blessings have excited the admiration
IF the different nations of the earth, we have
been insensibIe Of our obligations 10 thee-by
our s,nfuness we have awakened thy displeasure,
and under the hdings Of thy countenance, we
are involved in division and distress. To the
God of our fathers We fly Tor reiief-to that mer-
ciful being, under the shadow Of whose wings
they found safety and repose. we repair tor help.
Spare US, good Lord--spare thy people. whom
thou hast redeemed with thy most precious blood,
and be not angry with US forever Suffer not
the angry passions Of sinful men to destroy the
fair fabric Of our government; suffer not that
Constitution, under which we have enjoyed SO
much peace aud prosperity, to be laid waste; but
may our rulers be guided by thy unerring coun-
Gil; and may the people yield to the supremacy
of our laws. Inspire US with love OF that God
and Saviour in whom our fathers trusted; and
NAV we never be ashamed of Him, who in the
bour of danger and distress, formed their depen-
deoce and support. Blessed God, we profess
ourselves Cbristians-make US such, we beseech
thee. in heart and conduct. Stop the progress Of
;o6delity-extend the influence of Christian
,riuciples throughout our land, and make as a
6oly people, shelving forth thy praise not only
with sur Inns. but in our lives. Grant these Iner
eies. thou God Of love and compassion, for Jesus
III :. b.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
Brook Grove for Sale.

HtTOR Sale, Small TRACT OF LAND, in the
n County of Hcnrico, the Brook Turnpike,
ilvs miles from the City of Richmond, Immediate
~ opposite Brooktied, the property formerly own.
dby Benjamin Sheppard Esq, now belonging to
Geo. Taylor, Esq.,) The Land lies directly on the
Turnpike, and contains 81 acres, by actual survey,
in two PARCELS, one containing 30 acres with a
house, formerly kept as Tavern with a grove of
the largest OAK trees at the house and fine well
OF water--the other containing 30 acres, separated
from the former by 90 acres, the property of Mrs
Copeland-to be sold privately, if a purchaser is
obtained by the first of March, 1888 otherwise, at
auction, on that day.-Ths Land will be shewn by
the tenant, now on the premises.
For forms and particulars, apply to
SELDEN g. CLELAND,
no l7-lawts Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
EAGLE HOTEL,
RICHMOND. Va.

Late Of the BolingJrook Hotel, Petersburg
E 2 EsrEcrruLLY informs his friends and the pub;
A0 Inc generally, that ho has leased the EAGLE
HO TEL and will take possession on Tuesday tho
date Travellers and others iii the best Style Ii is
his intention to make many alterations in Ills es:
tablishniont, which he thinks ill have tendency
to add mucn to the comfort and convenience VI
those who may favor him with tlisir patronage
Members of tho Legislature will DO provided with
comfortable apartments, and every cxertion used to
givo them satisfaction. II is scarcely necessary ID
say any thing of the advantages which this well.
known Hotel Cffcrs, situated in the centre of bust
ness, and convenient to all the public offices. His
expo ionce in the business iustifies him in Saying
thai morning on his part shall be wanting to render
THIS establishment worthy Of lie patronage of the
public I9A-edSctf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
Virginia Baptist Seminary.

HDf.Of O.'<hIIIo w III DC TcceIVeu until The TUth
u inst, by the subscribers, for the employment
OF Steward, next year, at the Seminary under the
management of the Virginia Baptist Education So.
cety, located in sight Of the Brook Turnpike, and
Steward may occupy all the buildings and NAV Il
he chooses, take at fair rent, the Farm, which con
ssts of between two and three hundred acres.-
His duty will be, to furnish the Students, which
stantial Board Washing, Lodging. Lights, and
Fuel, to be paid for by the Society. He may re-
move to the premises soon as he pleases but
the Session of Ten Months will commence on the
@oth February next His proposals must explicitly
state, at wAat price he will take the Boarders.2
Coal is convenient, and wood OH the Farm.
JAS. b. TAYLOR, Record ng Secretary,
NCHD. G. WORKMAN, Treasurer
do
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
EeHKaGEJy'E.B OLE SYO,N,E.

y a VIE subscribers beg leave to announce to the
n public that they have just received from the
quarry, 1000 pounds of this Invaluable stone,
and are resdy to receive orders from any part of
the Union.
They feel degree of confidence in recommend
ing tins stone to the public inasmuch it has been
fairly tested at the United States Navy Yard at
Washington City, and in some Of the northern CT
ties, and pronounced equal if not superior to Tie
Turkey Stone for reducing tools to an odcc, and
greatly preferable on the score of economy, mas
much as by far the greatest portion Of tire Turkey
Stone IS unfit for use, fact well known 70 al
most every Mechanic.
Tho subscribers wculd also recommend this
Stone to the notice of planters, has been used
for several years by planters living in The neigh
borhood of the quarry, a water stone for sharp.
ening plantation tools, and superior to am othcr
All orders addressed TO tho subscribers Richmond
Virginia, will meet with prompt attention.
COLMAN, RAYMOND s, KELLOGG.
~ The Office of G.. Il. s. X is kept at the
store of G.. V. RAY MOND. dc -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14

GNOAL PITS 10 RENTING Lease of the
u Subscribers Coal Pitts to Mr.. Chubb ending
with the present year, he is dcsirous OF leasing
them for further period. They are in good or.
der for raising coal, and provided with all nc
ccssary machinery and fixtures and there is rea
to believe that in their present state, years
work can be carried OH with advantage; and that
by further exploring, Che e2pence Of which he
is willing TO incur) large body Of coal may
be found accessible from he present shafts. Per.
sons disposed to lease, may examine the Pits, and
inspect survey and plat of them, and of the
ground above
Should he not lease them before the 1st January
next, which he would prefer, he intends 10 work
them himself and in that event, will be desirous o
hiring from 30 to 10 good Hands, Of which due no.
tice will DO given. JNO. WTCKHAM.
dc i3-cJt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
MR.. TYLER.

NO see In tho Wing Of Tuesday an extract ffani
communication from correspondent of tho Jour.
au .! commerce., giving some account of the
W !" 'ne senate OF the u. S. on the late election
OF President pro. ten. The correspondent saws
,,i is very obvious, that on the last ballot, MIR.
T",se co"id not have succeeded without the vote
Of M Tyler himsel.a
Our correspondent, TX" informs lis, that Mr.. Ty.
Ior .".ea throughout for Judge White-and we
sgrce wth him thut "the fact speaks for itself" II
10 highiy honourableto Mr.. Tyler.-JeGe, sonian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
For Rent or Lease,

For Rent or Lease,
u WHAT we'll known Stand, the WESTERN
-! n INN, for many years kept by Claiborne
ihouas' and tho last two years kept by the sub
scribcr, who intends moving TO tho West and now
offers Tor sale his Furniture and largo Stable, which,
may be had on accommodating terms. For fur.
Their information apply 10 the subscriber. who will
give possession the first day of January il re-
CURED Ii is unnecessary 10 saw any thing bv the
way OF inducing any person to lease the above Es
enlistment, as the Stand is well known to all
drovers OF stock and the public at large. 1t may
DO proper to say, the Lots are under good fence
ana supplied by two fine springs and large grana
ries. wv II -; J,Stu
n: B.-i have for sale, NJ my Stable, twenty
i've head of HORSES, including one pair Match.
Horses, and a few fine Riding Horses, the balance
COOS Work-Herscs, any of which may DO bought
at very low prices, being the remnant of two or
thre4droycs. w. III. p do 7-dSc tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14

A LBERT MICHAELS bogs leave to inform
GA his old customers in Manchester and lis vici.
NIFTY, that he has removed his mandatory of Sad
dies, Brides, Harness, &c. to the City of Rich.
mond. and has associ lated with him in the business,
Mr.. JOHN MARTIN, gentleman well known
to them as a first rate workman, and asks for the
firm, continuance oftho liberal support they gave
him. In rendering TO his old customers his CRATE
iui acknowledgements for the support heretofore
given him, lo hogs leave 10 assure those indebted
To him, that his g:ateful feelings would be consi-
deroby increased if they would speedily come for
ward, and settle their respective amounts.
Manchester Dec. 10TH 1889. c4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
Executors sale,

W]ET ILL be sold on Friday, the 26th of the
w current month, at the residence of Mrs
Maria A Bottom, in Manchester, all the Personal
Estate Of which the late William Bottom died pos
sessed, to wit: all the household and kitchen Fur
niture, comprising the usual variety one substan-
tal Coal Wagon, with six prime Horses, and their
gear; also, several other Horses, a number of
Stand Casks, and the usual fixtures Of u Grocery
Store, &c. &c. Terms made known on the day
of sale. THOMAS BOTTOM,
Admir- of VIM. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dec. 9Th, 1632-2aw II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
CAROLINIAN

YHNHIS celebrated aud woll known Horse, will
a again stand the ensuing season at my house,
Spring Grove, Hancver county, lS miles from this
city of Richmond, miles from Goodalls Tavern,
aud miles from the, Merry Oaks Tavern. Pedi:
gree, performances, &c. hereafter.
WILLIAM L. WHITE.
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase Stations, Marci
or Colts, will find il to their interest to take look
at my stud. consisting of seven Stailiors-tws
by Sir Charles, two by Monsieur Tons6n, tw6 by
Tariff and ono by Contcntion--four Mares in foai
by Carolinan, and three Colts by Johanna, year
old next spring. w. l.. w.
ds lO-Qawdt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14

From the N. Y. Commercial A drerfixer of Der. g.
y. .. BANK STocK.-Although the Secretary of
the treasury echoes the Presidents Message
against the Bank, yet the stock rose this forenoon
70 per cent IN ono hour after the receipt of that
document There are rumors afoat, which, if they
prove true, will place both the President and his
secretary in very unpleasant dilemma, touching
their joint attack upon the Bank
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
NOTICE.

va NJ. G. PENDLETON, Esq having resiats
Wv cd as one the Commissioners of the Cir.
cult Superior Court of law aud Chanccry for the
County of Hcnrico, the parties interested in cases
pending before him, are hereby notified that such
cases are transferred to the undersigned who will
proceed IN them as one Of the Commissioners Of
said Court, in the manner as if proceed.
ings already had in them had commenced before
him.
The Office Of tho undersigned is one door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE, Comm'r.
aug 90 24wif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14

" IRG INIA:-At rules held i'll the clerks of.
flee of the circuit superior court of law and
chancery for King and Queen county, on the 81
day of December, 1892; Richard Longest, guardi-
of Charles Longest, Carter Longest, and Tho.
mas Longest, pits, against the said Charles Lon
gest, Carter Longest and Thomas Longest, infants
by Harris Careton, their next friend, William Glib
son, and Nancy his wife, John Longest, and Bon
iamin II. Stewart, and Botscy S. his wife, dcfts.--
In CHANcERr.
The defendants Benjamin IL. Stewart, and Bet
soy S. his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rtdcs of this court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country; it is order.
ed, that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day OF tho next April term g. answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper psblisheC
in the city Of Richmond, for two months success
ly, and posted at the front door Of courthouse o
this county, Copy. Teste,
I01 ROBERT POLLARD. Jr d C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
From tho .NortaM H,ro,d D...t,o

A., I,0'n Me .'otjoM Herald, December 10,
Military five Companies cf u. :. Ar
,,lery' under the command Of Major K. NJ.
N'RBf' oil the First Regiment ,received orders
on Satuony last TO proceed forthwith from For,
Monroe To Charleston Is. C.)-The battalion
IL ini' and takes with il a completely equipped
hei.i train of sixteen pieces of fIerent culiures
ana suitable supply of fixed nmnnilInn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14

m,uee, Messrs. Brodnax, Dade, Gholson. Wal
lace. Randolph, Gilmer, Faulkner, Moore.
Miller. Charlton, Brown Of Petersburg, Goode
and Mccoy.
the report OF AIR. Brodnax's Speech and the
remarks of others To- morrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
Dry GOODS STORE,-

'
THEHE subscriber takes this method Of inform
Id ing his friends and tho public, that lie has
removed his Dry Goods Store from Shockoe Hill
to Il or Main street, second door above Mr.. John
Van Lows Hardware store, and not far from tho
Old Market, where he offers for sale large and eS
tensiVe stock Of scasonajc DRY GOODS, on as
good terms as they can be purchased in the city
such as Broad Cloths, Cassincrcs Sattnctts,
Festngs, Flamncis, coarce Cloths for scrvanlS
wear, Rose, duiell, striped and point Blankets,
British and American Calicocs, domestic Shcotings
and Shirtngs, very cheap, with gcnsral stock Of
substantial and fancy Articles in his line, TOO tedi-
GUS for enumeration. lie most respectfully soli-
cts call from his friends and all wishing TO pur.
chase. JOHN N. BOYD,
I'd doors above Mr.. John Van Lewis Hardware
Store. dc Scott
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
NEW GOODS

FSI 1CHOLS Il WILEY have received by the
- Hornet from 1Veto York, an additional supply
of new and desirable DRY GOODS, which, with
their recent auction purchases, and the stock on
hand, they are disposed to sell, wholesale or re-
tail, on reasonable terms. They respectfully in
vito their friends and customers to call and cxa-
mine them. dc "a