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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
More Spriug Goods.
WIN n THOMPSON e. co.


WIN. H. THOMPSON & CO.
HAVE just received, by the packet schooner Pre-
IL sdent, from New York, large supply of
NEW and HANDSOME GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of the following:
90 and Ga French and English muslins
Super French and English gnghams
Thin goods for ladies' dresses "a new article)
Every variety ofsilk and cotton hosiery
Plain and fancy gloves and mitts
English thread and bobbinet laces and e5gings
Rich figured Swiss muslns
90 and a jaconet and cambria muslins
A large assortment of fancy Grape and gsuze hand
kerchiefs and shswls
A. and Ga plain bobbinets
Cambria insertings and edgings
Best black Italian lustrngs
Black and colored Gro de Naples
A large assortment of linen cambria hdkfs
French and English black bombazines
Ma. u to 80 lustring ribbons
Gause, zap, and rich bonnet ribbons
With great variety of other Goods, which are Of
ered for sale upon the most favorable terms either by
the piece or yard.
We invite customers and the public generally to
CALL APPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Cash for Negroes

NJTE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes from IL TO Is years ct
age field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well TO give US a
call, as we are determined to give higher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who are or nav hereafter
be in this market and no cert icstes required.
ANY communications promptly at ended to. w can
all times be found our:esdence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C..
marS1 FRANKLIN * ARAtiELp'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
TRUSTEES Sale.

0N Thursday, the 18Th day Of April next, the sub.
~ scrber will offer at public sale
TWO STORY FRAME TENEMENT &
81 LOT OF GROUND,
HSsg on the side of Union street, 6tty.fve feet
asSs six inches to the south of Queen street; in
Fl ont on Union street fifty five feet six inches,
in depth one hundred feet.
The above sale will be made in front Of the premises
above described, at o'clock, p. n under deed Of
trust rom George Coleman, since deceased and Eliza.
beth his wife, to the subscriber, dated 18th February
10 S. recorded inte Office of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandra Terms cash.
mar IA dts l. TAYLOR, Trust e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06

etrSumA Paste fos 8 &c
By THE TON, B7RREL, OR BUSHEL.
'ASrE suhscriJ, prepsredic supply his Customers
and otlieis with Ground "iaster ata low prices As
il can be had in the District for $50, constant
supply at the Cameron Mitis one mile from Town,
whc re the price is dollars PER ton. Wsgoners
can be supplied without delay
rhe highest market price paid for good WHEAT.
delivered either the Mills at my Store IN Town
JOEA JANNEY.
ilexandria, ed mo 16-d1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
For Madeira.
For Freight.

.Sr The schooner andes,
kYHCap,an Smith, carries 400 bbls under deck
Apply to D W. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Nnot, II NOES
CHAMBERLAIN 81 EDISON

sE.vE j''~t received per s,h'ones .e'o',s' wen
az rh;ck Brogans, Mems rh'ck Shoes s'id Scots,
suitable for Fishermen, and variety OF otItT Kinds,
suitable for the season. Also on hand Mems fine Sew
el Boots; DO Nailed do.
mar 10 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Attention!M

ATa Regimental Court Extraordinary of The First
n Regiment Second Brigade of the Militia of the
Dstric, of Columbia, held the 10th November, 1881
n was unanimously
B,,olped In accordance with the 9th section off An
ac, the more eectlal to provide for the organization
of the Mitis Of the District Of Columbia" that the
Uniform to he worn hereafter b. such Companies
not Already uniformed, be blue Coat. white Panta
looms. round black Hat, and black Cravat or Stock
Resolp.d, That the Clerk be required to make publ.
cation Of same, in the manner prescribed by law
Extract from the Minutes.
JNO DUNLAP,
Clerk Ist Regiment I'd Brigade N. d. C.
ian iS-2awlmtJeo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06

I.ately received,
4 FURTHER supply of
"A l.andre'h's Garden Seeds
Iucerne Seed
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash
Swans Panaces, at Philadelphis prices
Sciiusted Lemon Drops IN boxes
Hayden's 'dontagc Ba'san
Also on hand, large assortment Of DRUGS and
CHEMICALS Of the best Qualities, at wholesale and
r. IL Wal STABILIZE
8 mo22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
For Freight.
F0r Norfolk or Richm, I'D

ssS The superior schooner ESaiC DAYS.,
GlS captain Travis, carrying about 400 bbls Ap
NV 20 JOSIAH "a DAVIS,
.r97 Or to the Captain on board
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
Fresh Glover seed,

Fresh Glover seed,
lust received by the subscriber; who offers tor
% sale at his store on Davis's wharf general as
sortment Of Groceries and Liquors, viz:
Old and common whskey IN hhd' and bbis
Madeira Mirseilies Madeii, and Port wines
Imperial, gunpowder, young b, son and souchong
teas
New Orleans and West India sugars
Loaf and lump do
90 900 lbs good bacon
Lard. Liverpool ground alum salt. ctrn
4 constant suppl oil hickory. OAK and pine Wood,
Far Pitch and iiosin. Oil and Paints, Cordage. Sea-
stores pu, up at the shortest notice
MARI BENZ. 7 FENDaLL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-06
- office

* Ot1CC.
PPIICA1I0N will be made for the renewal Of Ger
\ tifcstes for twenty-five shares of stock of the Ma
rne Insurance Company Of Alexandria, issued IN the
# lanes Gum. Nos 57,3 to $751; dated 9th OF
iiay, 1898, that have been lost or m'slaid.
m.r23
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-07-27

the State to marshal their strength, to shake
off their apathy, and, when the day OF trial
shall come, 10 rush 10 the polls with an I'm
ni'lueo iorce' We cannot forbear TO urge
them to be active, energetic, and jealous in
in the good cause-being deeply impress
ed with the conviction of the truths contain
ed i'll this address, s; believing that upon the
issue of the approaching struggle, greatly
depends the purity, if not the safety of our
free institutions. Let it not be said that
we are in minority, and that all exertions
viii be useless. If tie members of this
body had yielded TO such reasoning, they
would not have abandoned their homes and
business TO aid in the organization of the par
~ TO which they are attached. Let every
man DO his duty-and leave the result TO that
providence in whose hands are the destines
OF nations. Having done this, if we fail
we shall have nothing with which TO reproach
ourselves, but may exclaim, in the consola-
tory language of the Roman patriot, ar
Rome must fall, we are innocent"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

FSNlE subscribers, who for several wears past has
IL ed is attention. to the breeding of blood horses from
some OF the best running stock in the State finds his stud
so much increased TO render il necessary for him TO
pose OF part oil it, He will, therefore, on Thursday the
10Th oil March next, ii fair il not, the next fair day al
hde' IN me county OF Loudoun, offer Tor SALE TO the
highest bidder credit OF six nonths, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, number of Mares
anu Colts OF The purcs blood and highly approved
Among them he will offer:
No. l--NErrIE Tor, sorrc mare got by Trafalgar
her dam old ctc Top by Spread Eagle imported by Col
John lIoomes of the Bowling Green-hcr dam bv Shark
grand dam by old Janus out of thorough bred
Nee Top is seventeen years old and is in foal by La
iayettc, the property OF j. NJ Bolts, Esq. of Richmond
No 2.-VIxEN, sorrel mare, full sister to Nete Ton
No l. Vixen is fifteen years old, and put TO Mr..
Bolts Johanna, but is doubtful whether she is in oa
No. 3.-MEG MERRILEss, a bay mare, got by Ira
iagar, her dam by the imported horse Dragon, grand
dandy i.amplight9r-herg grand dam by Hghnyer g. e.
grand dam by Eclipse, e. Z. &. grand dam by Shandy.-
Meg Meess s thirteen years old, and is in foal by Mr.
Botts's Johanna.
No I.-MINERvA, chestnut fly by Doct. Thornton's
Ratlcr out OF Rosaba by raialgahcr old Rosalba
got by Col Hoomcs imported horse Spread Eagle out
OF Alexandria, which also imported by Col Hooucs'
Alexandria was bred by Mr.. Kidd, and got by Alex
andcr her dam by Woodpcckcr-grandam by Phigon,
out OF Lord Egrcmonrs Hgh-nycr mare. Minerva will
he four years old in May.
No. Snail GwYNN, sorrcl Gy, got by Doctor
Thornons Ra,er out of Vixen, No. 2, and will be four
years odin May.
No. 6.-MAnEr dark bay FLY, got by Sir James, I
in March.
No. 7;-THonN, bay colt got by Sir James, out OF
Netlc Top, No and will he three years old i'm April
No. S.-SKY-LEAPER, bright bay colt, got by Sir
James, out of Vixen No. 2 and will be three years old in
May.
No. 9.-CoLLrNGwooD, sorrcl colt, got by Thorn
tons Ratler out of Vixen, No q and will be two years
old in April
No. lO.--CoNsTELLATIoN, sorrcl colt by Thornion's
Ratler out of Nctle Top, No and will be two years old
in May.
No. 11.-VryIAN GREY, an iron grey colt, by Ions.
dale, owned by i. b. Whiting Esq. (Sec Turf Register
out of Meg Meres, No. 3, and will be years in
April
No. l2.-SEPrIMUs sorrel colt by Mr.. Bolts Go
hanna out of ViXcn No. 3 and will be one year old in
April.
All these and colts of fine size and appearance;
some II the colts uncommonty large.
Trafalgar by tho Of
celebrated Calypso
by oh Medley, her dam Selma 10y
Godophin Arabian
Sr Imo got by Sir Arcy his by grard
dam by Pym, his grand dam by old FranOughi
by Ecguu the best of tho Guphin Arabian
the dam side, nhd Deriey
directly back all hls the best blood
through Sir chy he hines the blood
toms Traveller.
LEWIS BERK ELEY.
Adic, Jan. 30. S6-lawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

or SAVANNAH, tho custom house officer would de-
mand forty per cent. their value before he would
permit them To be landed and sold i'm the IT, States
and tho company of planters would probably I'M
quire why this duty was exacted upon their manu-
iacturcs while the same articles, manufactured
IN tho Northern States, were subject To no duty
or tax of any kind? Ii the officer of customs
should truly parsonage the system of which he
Is the minister, he would this inquiry by say
inS, 1t Is not because the revenue is wanted To- pay
me debts or provide for the defence of the
united States, that you required pay this du-
~ but this burden is imposed upon you by a wise,
and just, aud paternal Governments for the avowed
purpose of erctudg The productions Of your o,cn hon
est and tmcfM industry from The market of your o,on
na,ce STATE, az order that company Of Massachusetts
mdnnfdctWers may obtain possession of that market,
and DC enabled 10 sell inferior articles aiigher prices"
The history of the world may be confidently cha-
lenged for parallel instance of outrageous Injustice
perperated under the perverted forms of legislation
III Is very apparent that in tho case Just stated,
the burden or the injury inflicted upon the company
OF cotton planters, by the discriminating tax levied
upon Their productions, would fall upon them ex-
clusivey as the producers and vendors of imported
manufactures, for we have supposed that they con-
sumcd no part OF them; yet their burden would be
not very much less than if they consumed the whole:
Tor nothing can be more certain than that they would
nave to pay out of their own pockets, the whole
amount of tho tax levied upon their productions and
yet Obtain for them higher price than their rival
producers, the Northern manufacturers, would OBJ
tam Tor the same quantity of similar productions.
ITO be continued IN our neIi.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06
Aldic, Jan. 30.
SIP Charles.

FENHiS beautiful, distinguished, thoroughbred racer,
"a and gccr oil racers, will stand the ensuing season
at the residence of my son, George W. Johnson within
one mile of Moody's Tavern, in Chesterfield aud about
20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now at
his stand, ready TO $40 the single leap and
800 The season, payable the LIST OF August next when
ii will eNpirc-$lOO insurance, payable the
marc is known 10 be in ioal parted with: s cash the
groom Mares that filled 10 Sir Charles last year, will be
insured this year at the price OF the company
OF six mares may go at $50 the cach--and one
gentleman putting five shall have the privi-
lege Mares furnished with pasturagc which is very
extensive and eXcccnt-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis. Lots laid down in both wheat and
grass for and colts and fed if required % cents
day. Care will be taken to avoid accidents, but no
countability for any that may happen
Sir Charles has been often advertised that il is only
necessary TO say that he in fine health horse can
be, and is remarkably foa gcttcr. His colts are
very beautiful very successful and winning wherever
they they selling very high prices indeed and
in very great demand. Should the colts any other
distinguished horse and win, and win very often and
TO SELL and sell very often, and high prices they
then would only be equal to Sir ChdrieS'S.
W. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. ~, 1882 SO-tlJMh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06
Y'O2Tgks

The whole argument against removing the remains
Washington is stated in the following lines with the feel
ing oil a patriot, aud the icrvor Ola poet.
From The n: T. .incricdi.
VOICE FROl THE GRAVE.
ProcRt, o.. P,pcni Pref,sil
Hence i,iniiue' ttis .,"t - holy ground,
THO 'lrtos s-h"s uOurls
Hc-e let hin. sle'p ia d,.t.G. Il ,rpos",
u tomb his
Here Ssos'd hn resi-, hsuraih hts sky,
where his pOionar pr,,rity liilows by
Aud C,iars -i.ehWun NIGH, ul.r their to-
N,'u'"s quad he hSo, 1t
Shall hands 81 81
Rear if"m i'A sitiur thu -acf"h dust
Nnd iud-y ''wn-t' 81
Nhct" irn u h"ll carnival aud hraNts SPAR
Shall prry hui'ss ;int aud ~ asI,u,a tread,
u" vulgar wtnngc ili' il"io'~ head?
How wosd hs shade Indignant tisr,
" dco'uh to hear biasph',ulcs
Or, tousd lS Gn,hSi ur.ultnty glare,
In w'o"ed humanity sdis.rtc .
Away then, iiu'n cnU-yctat-d =
Aud In his tr-i Washiny,on
Let tnt'h"
y" trump a.. maj's'y -n'unbJ b""~.
Aud 80 Westminster Able, renal
imn,",siIr the ihr heat"
HE 's'ny Ahlrv 49, a Throne
"ihs afoHnHeBi shall he has
Lot hia proud country rrpud-s, al HE BIRTH
Acquire herself this -rcrat.i earth,
AMI 49, Mohsmmrd's followers repair
u" ",ecca's "nb. md their there,
t"lunbias Suns l." jerHoR piictins
And nj n hol't shrine iu,libc n hotter glow. n. W.
EsbrHorB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Doriison circuit court,

STATE OF I LNNLsSLE, IJUriUSOH CWcUH Court,
November Term, 1881 :
agoHNS n r.. poBbS' cOmplts' Original
Elizabeth DObbs Of ais, Debts. Dill
On motion of the Complainant by his Counsel, and il
appearing TO tlc satisfaction of the Court that the Dcen-
dauts Tazewcll p. Dobbs, and Mary Dobs his wife, arc
not inhabitants of this StacI is ordered by the Court
that publication be made lour weeks successfully in the
Richmond Enquirer in Virginia, commanding the said
Defendants 10 appear here the 9TH Monday in May
next and plead answer, demur 70 said blk otherwise
the will be taken for confessed against them, and
set for hearing cr.pdrte, and decreod accordingly.
Copy. Tcstc JACOB NJ. GAVOCK, elk.
Feb. 10. [00-wlwl and Master of said Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06
Chesterfield, Jan. 81, 1882.

ID UNAWAE.-Takenu up on the 9TH day October LAST
"a y and lodged in the Jail of Lee county, negro man.
who calls himself MOSES, and says he belongs 10 Alex
ander Mckenzie of Augusta Georgia. said negro states
that since his eopemen he has had his left fractured
which has considerably disabled him. He feet I0inccs
high aged about 30 years. and has rather dull ap-
pcarance and very black he also processes be
Der OF the Baptist Church, and reads toerably well ANY
person or persons claiming the above slave, will come
shortly and substanatc their claim, he will be dealt
with as the law directs in such
Feb. 2s. [0t-wl2w] CHARLES COUCK, JaiIor.
PMNwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away, in
N July, 1880, my Negro Woman Louisa, about 20
years old, tawney compile ion and very likely. She
has small her lorchead when she looks at any
person the whites OF her eyes appear larger than
mon. She is very good weaver and knttcr-can spin
the lax and cotton wheels. She has acquainances
living at Judge Smiths and also at Ailler Iron Works.
in Rockingham county where she may have gone with
some negro WAGNER. She has acquaintance in the
county Of Louisa, in the neghborbood of the Green
Springs and Pottysyillc-also in Fredericksburg. have
doubt she has procured free papers and passes free
woman will give the above reward for her apprehcn-
sion, and pay all reasonable charges for her delivery
in Orange county, five miles above the Court House
March 3. [o6-ws"l GEORGE BRADLEY
6SCIOOL-Thc 2dscsson Of the subscribers school will
~ commence the first Monday in March, and term-
nate the 1st Monday in August Mr. James L. Cabell
will continue to give instruction in Mathematics and Mr..
Ferron in French
The boarding department will be conducted by Mr. NJ
w. ID. Jones, on tho following tcrms-Board including
all usual wood, candles, and attend
anccsixty dollars for session Of five months, with adj
cHdIEe OF I'VE dollars, inc student take
rate room No student will be permitted TO board at a
tavern W. -. NAPTON.
GIL MINOR.
Charlottesville, Feb. II. S9-wlw
a TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman qualified
"a TO teach the English, Latin and French Langua-
ges will find immediate employment, in healthy, pious
aud intelligent ncighborhood, by application TO
RICHARD EPPES,
Near Parham'a Store, Sussex County.
Tho school is already in operation and the gentleman
now IN charge OF il is Unexpectedly called away to dis
tant part Of the country The school may be taken OF the
first Of March. sooner il desired.
Sussex, Feb o. S7-w0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24

clard, what he meant to declare, and what h
was ready 10 stand by and defend hero and else
| where
Mr.. ViNToN called Mr. srrwAar to order.
After some explanations between those gentle
men and the Chair
MI, McDUFFlE said that there was no doub
some Misrepresentation of tho question Of order
ne regretted that The gentleman from Pcnnsylva.
ma hai been deprived of,i opportunity of pro.
bouncing an enlogiun on document which, in
Mr., MeDs opinion, laid low the liberties OF the
country.
The CHAIR said the subec Of the proclamation
could not nov be discussed, save by special leave
Of the House
Mr., McpuFFIE said ho was not going INTO
the discussion, but he must be permitted to say u
single word He scoiced that the doctrines of tina,
."''"ment had not reoeivedtho ratification Inn,
iiousc; they had, he should regard the liberties
u .,io country as at an end --------
mr. ARCHER said the gentleman nom South
oeio'na would have, before ons, m opportunity
MI rrsa isa. the .aesfl!, ,--., n.y..
tho occasion of doing So
The resolution WINS then ogroedto, nnd the Sc
cct Committee ordered TO consist OF seven mem
)ers.
The House then adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24
EUENOS ATRES A M THE | NITED
STATES

The ship Jane Clark errivsd at his port on Sat
urday from Rio O. Jantiro. Ste brings passengers
Francis Baylits, Esq. Charge des a flares OF the
United States, near the Government Of Buenos n.y.
res, and family, and GcoIgosW Slncun, Esq A.
n,crican Consul at that port 1t has already been
announced tina; they left Bucnos Ayrcs in conse-
quoncc Of the difference between the two govern
m,pis arsg qqt IF ~, q cas ts Kscy a, The
TalKland islands We are not able 10 .en'n inc
particulars OF thccorresI'ondence between M' BAY
lies and the government, Of Bucnos Ayres, ou' u'',
ders,and that the pfetensions OF the latte, were o'
such a nature that they could not be suo"'"co 70
wi,hon, tho sacrifice ofimportant na''oha' INTERESTS
w c,rho, lsorn TIM. the official correspondence,
80 documents connected Herewith have, before
his reached Washington and, weprcsune, VIII
le riyen TO tho public in due tine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24
From. The Pennsytranian.
THE POLES.

Mr. Editor-Thinking the following may be
~ inter. st 10 some of your readers, l submit IL
for publication, if you think II worthy ny
E,ntyc0 Of a letter, dated
"Wesr PoiSr, Dec ?, 1892.
"Tbe dulness Of mono,ony ofthis place was u !,
little enli ghtencd, day or two since, by ''s' %
two gu, Of party Of six Poles lately a'r'vo" Do
NJ, Work. One Of them is graduate OF the 70
Ivtechnic and fed from his beloved home al'er INC
3nat discontinue of that brave band Of patriots
whose heroisn and trials have no parallel on we
nag Of history, only excepting our own 2, ~
'rhe other was Lieutenant in the Polish La'cc.s
r., ~ wears his uniform, having been Obliged to
dsnose of almost his whole stock OF co'hins 70 On ,
ablc him to come to this country, also hs wa as
and iewelry---bu, rcserving golden cross WING, 0
was given him as testimonial oil his ga,'"s Io D,
due, in defence Of his country. Tins cross nc "o
a. sac,cI as his life. Their i ii 10 TIC POM Wa
nrincipally to see the monuments and Gatuc" !
Kosruisko, When he was told le MAS Oh u