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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07
DRAWS THIS D.8f

DRAWS THIS MI.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Ciass NOT for 1882.
will be drawn in the City View York on Thurs
March7
Prize Of $4,000 1prize Of $4,000
l do of 10000 40 prizes Of 1000
Tickets SO; halves J: quarter 50; eighths rs
To be had in ,Hrlei, 1T numb
JOHN c. MANnELL'S
Lotiery an &reh"nge ,efee
DRydH S THIS LAI.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class NO. S for 1882.
To be drawn in the CIT, of New York on Thursday,
March
60 Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of S4.44o
do of 5000 Sc. &c. &c.
TicketsSi0; halves 5, quarters 2 50, eighths I IS
To be had IN variety OF numbersa at
J. II. WHITES
ot,ery office, Royal 81 Get.
T5 Ord rs from the country specially attended, To.
DR.aWS THIS D.4Y
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No S fori832,
Will be drawn in the City ofNew York on "Wednesday
March7
| Prize of $4,000 Prize of S4,44O
1 do of 10000 40 do Of 1000
I do of 5000 SC. &c. &c. =
Tickets 6i0; halves5 5; quarters , 50; eighths %
To be had in variety of numbersof -
;. SS0MSE.t
Lot cry u Exchange Broker. .aIe ','dria
spring Goods
10y the last New York arrivals, we have received
ID our FIRST supply of
Spring Dry Goods;
embracing &C .9i sirsble articles, and
as usual viii cun,iru T. receive
NEW SUPPLIES
BY the packets of ever, WEEK
mar loot JAS Mex VIE & Co.
CI"ver Seed x Feathers
AZ BUSHELS fresh Clover Seed
~ 400 lbs new Feathers. of best quality
Fnr sale by W. BARrLEMAN.
mar 5-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07

The Telegraph contains a long manifesto from
its editor. goins to show, what we have all along
known, that '.the party" has beyond all doubt
been most enormously humbugged by its dear
frisads-Messrs Van Buren,. Eaton & Co. We
Z" lookers.on IN Venice" can regard these things
very complacently.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07

We learn that Mr.. Clay visited the seat Of
Government Of Maryland, a, Annapolis. on Fri.
day last, BY invitation of Gov. Howard, accom-
panied Nv Gen. Chambers, of the U. s. Senate,
and Mr.. Jeniier, Of the House If Representa-
tives. He dlned with the Governor on FRIDAY
with large party. and On Saturday was presen
in both branches Of the Legislature, where he
was received with great coIdlality by the Mem
bers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07
Nrttlef


a - This thorough bred and beautiful
AfN4HS HORSE.
1GT N will stand the sui season .: PopU
H >sjs@sSZ e Tobacco, thar es County, MAI. iand.
at some 9th convenient situations, of which no.
tice will be given.
RATHER is q chesnut. full IS hands 81 inches
high with remarkably fine, short, and GLOSSY coat of
lar tthr surest indication Of high blood with strongs
clean bone great muscular power, and as - mnet,ical
in form and graceful and easy scos. - any horse il
Vir. inia
The pedigree Of RArrLER is short, and ~ rich -
blood Can make it. Til. following extract of letter
from James HARRISON, E,q gentleman we'll known
to the racing world will satisfy the scrupu.
lous Of the purity of his blood;-
s'RArTLER sired w the celebrated race bor.s
Timole N. th hest 0 Archy. his dam by Constitu.
ton b, Diomed, and ouI Of the same of Tmoleon -
This by the old imported saItram which war
b, pKeily's celebrated English Eclipse, his r lam,
Old wiIdsir. ggg dam. Fearnought. KY dam. nri.
verggggg. the imported Vampire, gggggg ysL
Greensvllle. HATrLsR has as much Diomed blood in
him as an, horse the United States, and be'irve
partakes OF more crosses Constitution by Di med.
the sire OF his dam T'moleon, BY Archy, by D,om-d.
his sire-all Mr.. Jones' run--they stand No in the
& Iendsr Ut Amerca. Timoeon KITE, Arstus, Mid
If Lodi, Snow Storm, Sally Walker. Sally NcGe-, and
many other fine racers, Of this stock Your horse
deserves to do WE'LL for he is doubled and twisted in
the same stock" [For particulars see bills
2. MASON.
Clover Hill. Stafford, Feb. 10. 1852.
feb l4-tl5thM Nat. Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07

Tea, sugar, DC.
q CHESTS superior Camp WIDER Tea
q dohaif do Young Tyson do
hhds n q Sugar
25 bags Golf
s casks Isl quality Cheese
large qusnti,. Of Bacon.
For sale b, re- w RAMSAY. -
Who hav, fpr rert, LOT, ar the Stone bridge,
which, 10 good tena"t will be rented low for
m . Years. mar 5-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07

Note
Office Of the Alsrandf anal Company,1
January 1899. {
NOTICE is hereby givef the stockholders in this
~ company, hat An lnsent of two dollars per
share is required o he pat or before the first day
of March; md further insent of two do!Iarsper
share, on or before the hrsS of April, next.
By order Of the Board.
i'm H. CREASE,
Jan 81 -d3taeof Clerk,
So&.
4 WISH to employ six WMEN that have been
regularly bred to the Sind Boot Making Bus
n.ss. The most liberal waIill br given
HOAAS T. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco, nov 25-d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-07
To Fishermen

TIVE subscribers have for sale SEINE made of
i Bridport Irvine, and has been used but one sea.
Il has cork. rope, and aIl the other apparatus
complete. Also, 1000 Fish Barrels. and SEINE
BIZ VI with oars, &C.; all Of which will be sold low.
mar l-d6t COHAGAN ~ WHlTTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

petition under the free aid equal secured by treaty that
WIN e" ."ss sm % dsE 5se I "%s':
trade Tie e, Tor 'yo tss is as a,aya"s %iav
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sf' and 4 r. + "4s: n; vii
this % nn' nj, unjust ;tas '"ss; @ the
prisoner !" " a'e. long time becomes reconced
"" % % c" ' " '1ys f "y s fsse
d. q, ] and ;.% effect s @ s I ,,' that
isly h. rrcv' Of these so,cs dominion
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how does he manifest ga'"c by y~ blow system
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Recently Delivered the and there wr' DC ma i hi n
from the speech o. inc hob%
ss!, han quou authority the hr"eufai J MT ~ yer"Iy
the habit OF looking ap'' @
lies bat for the sanction {" Gs r na pT1r mt sn
If. ,nciyo lscrsc
wu, FROM its justly character have u" "emc.
ssyin. lat IN Ri h order dignity pl,tos Inv com.
t Xnc mevss wuuid suffer, a the smallest eee' ny ~
Whit! c..;c, and Interested au-
;r , sun IS n,nps policy would say rre'a.
ground o fact explic 81,
% rsss they will appeal aud authority e h :rsse
70 ,a,r hr bad mpr. Allow me to quote rom With INV
m." # h ~ ,a.ml rang the family name WIN Ihss
Lord e but caton MS ~ toav nf Mchuen
the vlnaion inc treaty H.
fn treaty not interests roila he went Oh to say:
tenn of rruurn to OF nca-u We ;a;, ",b Y n
i for persnGaef o,h e n en%e} nso" k".c
@ rel a. The " Lord opposite and o.s u'S "e' I'd , me s the grsas
by ee ' nong more 20" "f all @ ir ,ngs
" ar revc fe. on" f " c;ucy trade had been pro-
iSy t,cnch his remark wai, r I Necessary the at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11
To Rent.

A very commodious BRICK ..,,,
TT. Dwelmg House. office and On t% ID.
Us, With half square OF ground sttaen oa,,e.o
81 ate IT the corner of Wasting ION ann Yam .I,m -
streets, now in the occupancy of Mr. John " s"oar
Possession can be had on the Isl Nay neM ,,.s
of ISAAC hop' ,..r
mar l6-dlwxeot1tM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11

Eugene Aram has been dramatised for the Bow
cry and Richmond Hill Theatres, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11
From the Raleigh, n. e. Star.
CORRESPONDENCE.
UaShineko Citu. Fe6.

Washington Ciy. Fe0 S0' 1857
Sir: have this moment receiyed .etter from
Messrs. Lawrence g. Lemay, editors of the North
Carolina Star, informipg me that you are the au'
thor Of publication which appeared IN that pa,
per of the 10th instant, under the signature OF
A. B. Under an impression that you may nave
been misled by the remarks OF Gov. fofsyth. In
the Senate of the United States, OIL the no'nina-
ton Of Martin Van Buren,, cannot Doubt Tor
moment, but that you will. On peru 'ai OF the
correspondence which has passed between that
gentleman and myself, promptly repair the inJu,
II which your publication is SO well calculated
to iniiict on nv character. | therefore connden'-
ly call ON you for retracton OF those charges.
With respect, yours. &c.
JNO. BRANCH.
To Gen. r n. SANDERS, Raleigh, n. &.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11

We learn from the government paper. that dis.
patches have been received by the Depa' tmeuI Of
State from our Charge d'Affaires in Portugal,
among which is the proces.verbd ct the arrange
ment concluded at Lisbon on the 10th of Janua.
~ last. for the ndemni6catiOns on account VI sen.
ures made in 1929. by the Portuguese squadron
while bIockading the Island of rerceira. The
Government of Portugal has agreed to pay to the
United States the following indemnItles tor the
prizes. the Ann, GaIatea. Cleaner, and Planter,
made by the squadron Of Portugal blockadins the
Island Of Terceira, viz:-For the brlg Ann,
S3S,.44 AZ; GaIatea, SS.O6S 81; Cleaner, y
$50 10; to be paid in metal. according to thea'
counts presented. The account for the o~uen
of the brig Planter not having been presented. II
is to be made out, and is to be allowed upor ne
same principles as the former account'.tob be pan
in tn. same periods and in the same manner
Nat. LL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11

A fire occurred at Paterson, N. ]. last week
which consumed five houses. The Editor OF the
Intell,gencer. whose office it appears but mar
rowly es, aped the ravages Of the devouring ele.
ment. and who suffered somewhat from the depre-
dations Of some of his fellow -townsmen, INDUCES
III the following expressions OF indignation at the
detestaole practice of piIferng on such trying
occasions:
''ls it not enough that people must stand and
see the greatest portion Of their property consum-
ed by the Ramesl And if they succeed in snatch.
ing few articles from the ruins, lind, Dhen all
is ouer, that they have saved them from the hire
only to feed the rapacty Of gang OF tn'eu'ng r'I
lains and hays, who collect about these scenes OF
terror aud distress, only to prey upon the mise
ries Of their suffering neighbors, and plumber
from them what the fire spares'
The New York Standard remarks that "such
has been the success of these plunderers IN Ne"
York, that people generally on such occasions
are Indifferent whether their property IS destroy
ed by the fire, or carried into the street, to be.
come the spoils' Of these heartless sasabond'. y
Surely there never was time in which the IN
consiste ncies of men were more extravagant and
palpsbIe! South Carolina talks Of notification.
and President Jackson and his supporters repro
bate il. The advocates of notification, 10 8 Ca
rolina. are the supporters OF Vice President Cal
houn. whom President Jackson and his adherent.
have denounced. Georgia actually carries null
fcation into practice; contemns the constitution
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11

tits reported that the U. s. Frigste C"ns'e'a
ton. now ready for sea at Norfolk is to pr" Vet
on voyage Of observation to the Azore', Ma
delra, and Lisbon; and thence to her station 10
the Mediterranean. 1t is further stated INA!
Commodore Patterson, at present member o.
the Board Of Navy Commissioners, will Pr"ceel
in the F,gate United States. in the course OF next
month. to take command of the Mediterranean
Squadron; that he will be followed in the eou's
of the summer BY the Delaware "a. Capt Di''
lard, which is to be the Gag ship.
Ge0rgetown Col Gd'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11
Respectfully, yours &c.
JNO BRANCH

To Gen RoMuLUs NJ SAUNDERS, Raleigh
P.S. As all act Of justice to my character, |
have requested the editors Of the Star, in which
paper ynur publication appeared. to insert the
correspondence which has passed between US in
relation to it. JNO. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11
To Gen. r. NJ. SANDERS. Raleigh, N. &.
Nashville. March 90. 1882

Nashriie. March 90. 1882.
SIR: Your letter Of the Goth alt. was duly for.
warded to me by your friend. My answer to
which has been delayed from causes not impor-
tant to state.
At the time of writing the communication for
the Star, of which you complain. had not seen
I" the remarks of Gov. Forsyth. in the Senate of
the United States, on the nomination of Martin
Van Buren;' but my Impressions were produced
by the printed speech Of Gov. Poindexter.
FROM the conversation as detailed by him, and
the relation in which you then stood to the Pre-
sident, (supposing you to have been the person
referred toy did not consider the conversation
of that character which forbid its disclosure for
the purpose for which il was afterwards used -
1t was under this impression that intended to
reprehend your conduct. am now satisfied that
the conversation, though private. was not conf.
dential and am free to say that consider you
above disclosing that which you might deem in
any way secret, or of giving information in any
matter which YOU would not be willing to avOw
to the world. have the honor to be, &c.
r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
Hon. JouS Branch, WASHINGTON CITY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11
Hon. JOHN BRANCH, Washington City.
Washington City, March %, 1892.

Washington City, March %, 1892
SIR: have received your letter from Nash
Vile, N. Carolina, dated the Goth instant. You
have retracted the offensive charge, which you
had thought proper to make against me in the
Raleigh Star, of breach Of confidence. and of
course, your explanation is SO far satisfactory as
to relieve me from the necessity Of resorting to
another mode of redress, which might otherwise
have been imposed ON me. But, in accepting
your explanation, cannot pass by the manner
in which you have chosen to make it, unnOtlced.
Without commenting on certain expressions
which might be susceptible of an offensive con-
struction, am constrained to say that its entire
contents bear the character Of justice reluctant
ly yielded-tar more so than had a right to ex
pect from one, between whom and myself there had
yiousy existed friendly relations, and who must
now, at least, be conscious Of the injustice he has
done me. Nor can conclude without expressing
my SUI, prise, considering our previous relations,
that you should 80 hastily, and on such slight
suspicious as those stated in YOUR note. attempt
10 nflict so deem wound on nv character
You must feel that you would not have thus act
ed towards me few short months past; and
slice that, l am conscious of no change that
could have affected your then feelings. except
that bear. BY no dement, of my own, altered re-
ations towards those who WELD that branch Of
the General Government which has the dlspen-
sation Of its patronage-the power of bestowing
offices and rewards
At the time to which refer, my favorable
countenance might at least, in some degree. have
been considered as passport to the devout wor
shippers at the shrine Of power. But now, from
the attitude in which am placed, they may sup
pose that more ready admission may be obtain
ed bv the immolaton of my character How
far this change in my relations towards those who
control the power of rewarding, may have SO
greatly changed your conduct towards me. as
that you should. in so short time, pass from
that Of sutton for office, through my favor, to
that of an assaiIant of nv reputation, and that
too on suspicious so hasty and unfounded, that
you have been compelled, on review Of the case,
to retract your charges, leave, without further
remarks. to your own conscience and to the
world to determine.
Respectfully, yours &c.
JNO. BRANCH.
To Gen RoMuLus NJ SAUNDERS, Raleigh.
P. 3. As all act Of justice to my character. |
have requested the editors Of the Star, in which
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-11

In bold and successful enterprise on the ocean,
the seamen of the eastern sections of the United
States have for long time past outstrpped those
of any other nation under the sun. The size
and capacity of vessels in which they have pro-
secuted profitable expeditions to the most remote
seas. might we'll challenge belief. If we were not
rendered familiar with the circumstances bv fire.
quent repetition. A voyage to the South Seas,
or around Cape Horn. which was but few years
ago deemed one Of the most formidable undertak.
ings of the mariner. is now prosecuted by our
yankee" seaiers in their little barks, with as
much Indifference. in reference to its perils, as
trip to the West Indies. 1t appears that one of
the late enterprises in the South Seas has been
rewarded by newly discovered Island, the find
ing Of which will no doubt be turned to the best
account by those to whom it is knonn.
BnA. finer.
Extract Of letter dated Si0nngion. .9prh
Q, 1882" The current report here, is, that
Capt N. who has lately returned from the South
Seas. has made a valuable new discovery in the
Pacific, Of Fur Seals. That the main Island
was also inhabited BY small race of human be-
ings, that came readily in numbers on board of
the vessel, when at anchor in the harbor; would
greediy devour whatever was given them to eat;
were to all appearance perfectly in"ffensive.-
Several Of them. when the vessel was about de-
parting. we're DESTROYS to come in her, but the
Captain declined bringing them away. 1t ap-
pears the seals resort to the smaller Islands. at
sea board out IF reach OF the natives, similar to
those at the Sisters, at Chatham Island, when
first discovered | have cOnversed with one of
the seamen; he says the seals were numerous,
and gentle; would not move out Of their way,
when among them; that they knocked down up
wards Of 800 at one time, could have loaded their
vessel in short time, but had not the salt to en-
able them % do it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
TAX FOR S31.

At Town Meeting holden June Z, 1881, at the
State House in Newport,
NOTED, That the Collector Of taxes be, and
v he is hereby authorized to allow one half of
one per cent per month, to all those who may pay
the full amount Of their previous to the LIST of
April, 1892, TO commence at the time the tax
shall be assessed and ready for payment, under
the regulations that have been may be passed
at this meeting: No allowance to be made IN the
estimation Of interest for the odd days. Also 20
ted that the laws governing the collection of tax
es be strictly enforced against all those who shall
neglect the payment of their taxes within the time
specified. A true copy: witness,
B. b. ROWLAND, ToUn elk.
~ CTICE.-The subscriber, Collector Of the
~ TOWN TAX voted in June last, hereby
gives notice, that he has commenced the collect
ing Of said tax, and respectfully requests all those
indebted TO pay the same without delay, at No. 8,
Market square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, Oct 20, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
TO SPORTSME n.
VILLA vi. e. o + +,
HAS FOR SALE AT HIS GROCERY AND VA
RuEry STORE, ( Head Of Gardner's
Hha,t, Ihames-strt., )--ALMosr
EVERY ARTICLE, USUALLY
CALLED FOR IN THE
SPORTING LINE,

ROUBIE and single barrelled guns; English
-EI gun powder; cylinder do; Duponts I + and
F F f patent shot Of all sizes; percussion caps
plain and Huted double and single shot belts; pa
tent powder TASKS; 1ints, wad-cutters, screw dri-
vers bullet moulds, copper heads for rods, patent
wormers, common do; brass tops for belts; char
gers for do; cones; steel chargers; portable rods
for cleaning guns; game bags; cone wrenches, &c.
ALSO,---guns and equi pment for sporting, to
let by the day, week, or month, on liberal terms.
On hand as usual, good assortment of
groceries, liquors, wines, teas, &c.--a variety of
goods in the clothing line, cheap for cash; also
few English watches
Any article called for which may not be on
hand can be furnished at the shortest notice, at
the Boston prces and guns of any quality or de-
scription, procured to order.
sUJeFor sale, one elegant double gun, wire
twist Damascus barrels, back action skeleton locks,
&c, "a finished arcle) price $500; one first rate
rifle, cost three years ago, $4,000, will be sold for
$50 90.
Al o, one case Of first rate pistols.
iUp Cash paid for good second hand guns.
dec. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
NEW GOODS.
4 GOOD variety of double-fold
y French MERINO CLOTHS, of

"A GOOD variety Of double-fold
"a French MERINO CLOTHS, of
the most fashionable colours.
English do-also of single width.
Superior quality ofGro' de Swiss, Gro
de Berlin, and Italian silks,
Fashionable winter ginghams and cal
icoes.
Random cotton and silk hose,
White and coloured petticoat robes,
Printed scarlet Hannels, for children,
Rich furniture calicoes,
Silk bags-rich belts,
With general assortment Of GOODS
suited to the season, to be sold at the low
est prices-,just rece,rcd by
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Oct. Goth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames street and Sher-
mans WHAT, IA few doors south Of the Brick
market. ,U}~ Entrance first door down tho wharf.
Terms
So in advance, or 1925 at the end OF the year.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-13

olate orphans. A little more than a year
after my first visit, business called me again
to Burling Ford 1t was delightful, day.
The villagers were drest in their best at
tire. The girls, crowned with flowers, were
sporting on the beautiful green before a
new and elegant dwelling; while in the
door who SHOULD 1 beheld hut that same
Julia d. smiling as gay and bright and love-
ly as the Towering spring, leaning on the
arm of her young, accomplished anil alor
ing husband, who was now the principal
proprietor Of Burling Ford, and surrounded
by her little band of brothers and sisters, as
mirthful and as happy as herself
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-13
ALARMING FACTS.

SHOWING HOW MUCH REMAINS TO BE DONE.
There are in our cities and large towns,
about one grog shop to every twelve families.
There are about five hundred murders com
mitted yearly in the United States that pro.
coed directly from intemperance.
The annual loss 10 the country by the use Of
Ardent Spirits is nmety-four millions four hun
bred and twenty five thousand dollars.
The preceding information is derived from a
work recently published under the authority Of
the New York State Temperance Society, and
is worthy Of the serious consideration Of al re-
fecting citizens.