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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
Orphans Court, Alexandria County.

Fsoruary Term. 1888.
CHARLOTTE JACOBS, formerly Charlotte Dea.
~ gan, Executrix Of Henry Deagan, deceas
d, submitted to the Court her third account rs Exc.
cutrix aforesaid with the vouchers in support thereof
hch account Is received and the same will be allow
ed a1d recorded unless cause be shewn to the contra
~ or before the first Monday in April next of which
all persons interested concerned will take notice.
Acopy-Test. A. MOORE,
feb l6-v6w Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
Eebruaru Term. 1883.

lOHN p. DULANY, surviving Executor of Mary De
Butts. deceased. rendered his second account, as
Executor aforesaid, with the vouchers in support there
ot which account is received, and the same will be
allowed and recorded unless cause be shewn to the
contrary, or before the first Monday in April next
OF which all persons interested or concerned will take
notice copy-Test:
feb l6-w6w A. MOORE Reg Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
KaCCINATION.

DIR. h. has quantity Oft priest Vaccine Matter:
and will attend to all who may request It, Asfhe small
pox il now in this and some ofih neighoorng ehes
person. that may have been vaceinated' VINO 90 nor
rons,der themselves safe and wish to prove the eca
CIV of former vaccination by being re vaecinated, will
be attended to for half price
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
February Term. 1888.
I'D 0BE3T TAYLOR, Admin ,rstur de boDns non.
IL with the will annexed. of John Harper, deceased
submitted to the Court his first account as admnista.
tor Aforesaid with the vouchers in support thereof;
which account is received and will b. allowed ana
corded, unless cause be shewn 70 the contrary.
before the first Monday in April next, Of shch all pet
sons interested or concerned will take notice.
copy-Tet! A. MOORE,
feb i6--v6S Reg. Wills:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
For Rent,

For Rent,
Gss.st The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
E.G'he LOT adjoining on Henry street. now occu-
pa " Mr. Joseph Davis. The rent will be mo,ie
rate. snd possession given on the LIST Of February
lan4 w FOWLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
dentistry

nR BENNETT will remain at Mr.. Writings, Fair
j fax street, opposite the Market, week or two,
for the purpose OF operating the mouth lie will
Clean plug file, extrsct, and perform any other ope
ration on the Teeth. the most removable TERMS
Charge for plugging single tooth. ONE DOLLAR. Ci'
tize ms and strangers will find it to their advantage to
call soOn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
February Term, 1883.
Ohm p. DUI.ANY, Executor Of John DE Butts,
- deceased, submitted to the Court his first account
as executor aforesaid with the vouchers in support
thereof; which account is received and the same will
be allowed and recorded unless be shewn TIL
contrary, o.. or before the first Monday in April next
OF which all persons interested concerned III take
notice copyTest: A. MOORE,
feb 10 WOW Reg Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
Ground Alum salt.

rROUND Alum Salt. of Eas'port and liverpool
u manufacture, equal in goodness anil weight For
sale by A. C CAZsNOVE Il Co.
feb Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
February Term, 1883.
DETSEY ANN GARDSEit, administering # =
- charab Gardner, deceased, submitted to the Court
h. fifth account, admin sratrs aforesaid. with the
vouchers support thereof which account is received
and the same vii he allowed and recorded. unless
cause be shewn to the ennrar, or before the hst
Moday in April next Of which ali persons interested
or concernea will take notice. A copy-Test:
feb 15-u6w A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07

A new book on the United States, entitled
- America and the Americans" has appeared
in London. The following extract from It's pre-.
face is given by the Boston Post as an indication
Of its tone and temper:
"In the course Of my travels and residence
in the United States of America, which country
| visited solely with commercial views, and un.
provided with any direct demands for what are
termed civiities. notwithstanding the plague
spot. slavery, in one district, saw so much to
cheer the philanthropist. so much to delight the
lover of liberty, 81 much TO interest even the mo-
ney spending as well as the money getting class;
10 short. saw nation so much further advanc.
ed in all the useful arts. as well as the eegan-
cies Of life. that 1, in common with the great
majority Of Englishmen, we're willing to believe,
that nv impressions on the whole were decided.
ly favorable. and were freely communicated TO
all with whom conversed. y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07

Wine.
4 Pipe Old Madeira, flicsrdis brand
L 2 half pipes choice old brown Sherry
Just received and for sale low by
NJ e S. II. JANNEY.
JTho hare in Store,
London Particular, Bursuudy, and the Juice ofthc
Grape, of J. Howard, March & Co.'S brand, in half
pipes quarter and half quarter casks, and boxes con.
tanning two dozen bottles each. Also, Sicily Madeira,
Sweet M,hga. and Marssi'les Madeira, in qisr,er
casks; Chsmpayue and Old Port. fe0 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

O1PI1dIS OVuIt, N1CAd11uI1 I'd OUttHt!,
February Term. 1883.
ISAAC ROBBINS. Admins ra'or Of honpson Vic.
lett, deceased, submitted TO the Court hi eighth
account ss administrators aforesaid with the vouchers
in support thereof; which account received, and the
same will be allow ed and iecorced, unless cause be-
she the contrary. before the first Monday in
April next of which all persons interested concern
ed will take notice. A copy--Test:
feb l6--w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
ishiMg SMit

O0nN Bushels Cosr, Salt. suitable FOR the Fish
S.s'J cries, the cargo of Brig i.aviiii for sale b,
feb 10 w. FOWi.E y Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.

From the NetU York commercial .HdUcriSeT.
NANTUCKET ExaUIRER. amusing jour
nal Of the 9th inst. reached'us day or two ago,
with verv satisfactory apology for its detention.
The island being surrounded BY ice. and the in
habitants cut off from all regular communication
with other parts Of the world. they had brgun,
our friend jerks assures US, with sort OF dog
gcd philosophy, to be reconc'led to the concus-
sion of heads between Gems Jackson and Hayne,
and other passing events, with patient reslgna
ton. The condition of the Island is thus de.
scribed by the Editor:
GIVE have sun and a moon. and couple Of
pretty planets almost IN conjunction, and wlthal
other stars Also These are our only neigh.
bors at present, so far as can discern by means
of senses uuaided BY memory. These can
look at: the, visit US diurnaily and noctnrnaIy
in our frozen solitudes. But we behold no such
thing as land, save our own spot. upon the face OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
For New Orleans
For Madeira.

.Fk rhe fine new copper fastened schooner HoPE'
tDlohn Beetly maser, is designed to sail for Ma
-. ,out the LIST of March next For freight OF o9o
Sarrels apply TO 0ho 'ohNs"N W.
,ens good opportunity to importers Of wine, ofwhIch
o.. hone they will avail themselves. Jsu ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Daily Paper So per aanum. Country paper %.
For NaAifeX, n. y.

~ The Brig REMITTANCE, Bears. master
Sshe is first rate coppered vesse anu can TAX
am light freight, aud handsomely ACCOMMODATE
" passengers. Apply TO ,,,esr,s,,ru
f,feb 70 .. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
TRIAL FOR REVOLT.

! In the United States Circuit Court, at Buston,
Caleb Anthony, and eleven others. comprising
the crew of the shfp OroZimbo, were arraigned
on Thursday for revolt on the high seas, on the
22d and 25,h Of October. BY the evidence for
the prosecution, it appeared that the Orozlmbo.
commanded by Captain kempton, sailed from
New Bedford for the South Atlantic, on whal-
ing voyage, on the Goth Of last July. Previous
tn the ED of October, the crew were put upon
an allowance of half pound Of bread-potatoes
being cooked three times day. On the day
named, the crew refused to work, complaining
that they had not enough to eat, and that their
duty was too severe. Upon promise from the
Captain, that they should have all the provisions
the ship could afford, and watch below during
the day, when not whaling, they returned to their
duty. On the 25th. the crew refused to do duty,
except to work the ship into port. Captain \.
demonstrated. but in vain; and was compelled to
put into ST. Helena The American Consul here
made several Intellectual attempts TO satisfy them,
and four Of the crew sent home in the ship
Cicero the remainder returning in the OroZim
bo The defence set up was cruelty on the part
Of the MASTER subsequent TO the first revolt, and
after promise of good usage, in consequence OF
which, the defendants were afraid OF their lives
and limbs.
Au V'uct W COUStitutc al attctHpt aSIeNo't, TIC
Defendants counsel maintained that there must
have been an attempt to overthrow the authority
of the master-not mere disobedience.
Judge Story" The distinction as to revolt
is, that an act of disnbedence by single indi.
vdyal is not revolt, but a combination is, and
more especially at sea, where there are no more
men on board a vessel than are necessary to work
her. If part, or all, Of crew go of, the dis.
cipIine of the vessel is overthrow, and the ma.
nagement is taken out Of the masters hands.
The result is, that If there be a combination |
among number Of seamen going to refusal of
duty, it is 3 revolt"
Judge Story charged the Jury. who, after
short absence. rendered verdict Of gully against
all the defendants.
They were immediately sentenced by the
Court to pay fine of two dollars each, and to
be imprisoned in the common jail-those under
age ten days, and the others twenty. They have
already lain in jail about two months. which was
taken into consideration by the Court, in pass
ng sentence.
1t is said that Mr.. Duane will ia few DAYS
proceed to Washington. to assume the direction
It the Treasury Department
TPhH T. s. Gazetfe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
Extract of letter to the editor Of the United
States Gazette, dated
NAZARETH, MAY "a, 1855.

NAZARETH, MAY "a, 1855.
| fin Ugly .Associafe.--'rhe passengers in the
stage which left W,lkesbarre this morning, at 4
O'Clock, for this place, were overtaken little
after daylight by large wolf, which followed
the stage for between two and three miles, appa.
rently attracted by small dug, belonging to the
driver. and which was running by the side Of the
stage. There were several passengers. among
whom we're two ladies of Phladelp hia; one Of
the passengers, on ascending the mountain over
which the road passes. got out and walked some
distance in advance Of the Stage, and had resum
ed his seat but few moments before the wolf
made his appearance. The animal had quite
savage look, and exhibited a set OF teeth that
wanted only an opportunity Of doing execution,
and doubtless was watching To make breakfast
of the dog. which, however, managed to keep
out of harms way. The appearance OF wolves
along the roads in this part of the country is
quite an unusual occurrence.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of Tuesday furnish
es the following informaton:
"We Yesterday heard Amos Kendall mention.
ed as a candidate for the next Presidency by
jealous and efficient friend of the Adminlslra-
tons
Mr.. Van Buren, is in danger.-Nat. Int.
The Western mail has brought the news Of
the death. at st. Louis, of Col. WILLIAM Nc
Rec, distinguished Officer of the late War,
and but recently Surveyor General Of Public
Land, 10 Missouri and Illinois. He fell a vic
tim TO the second recent visitation of the Chole.
ra, it was supposed brought upon himself by too
much use Of artificial! remedies. lie was buried
with military honors.-Nat. Int.
Serious News, "A respectable merchant of
this city has favored the Editors Of the Gazette
with letter from PARA, dated April 90, which
states that the Regency at Rio Janeiro had sent
OH to Para new Governor, who, on attempting
to take the rens of Government, was opposed
BY the mob. An engagement ensued, which
continued from the 10th to the 9th uIt, when
upwards Of 100 were killed. and great many
wounded. All the foreign vessels 10 port were
chartered to take away persons ADD property. |
some proceeding to Maranham. and others to
Lisbon. The new Governor, falling to efF.cthis |
object, left the place, and took passage for Ma.
ranham.
As there are several American mercantile !
houses at Para. and much property belonging to
them, it IS hoped the Government will despatch
a vessel Of war. forthwith, for their protection l
and ssiety.-New York Ga..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

| The Convention which recently assembled %
! Georgia, for the purpose OF remodeIl'ns anu
ducing the representation OF the STATE III ".
branches of the Legislature, have adoP'eu y.
following plan: The Senate is 10 CONSIST OF =
mrmbers, divided among Is districts, eon'''"'i
Of .wO contiguous counties each, without fe.ip
TO population, excepting one county-tlN
Murray-which is entitled TO one Senator l~ II
self This arrangement is based on te'fi'oha
representation. For the House. represenA"a
Of white population by numbers, was adoP''@II
The number of members is to be l44, disIn'a''a
Us follows: fifteen counties, having the hi.''"
number Of white population, to b. entitled ea.
to three members; twenty-five counties 1a".'
the next highest number Of white popula'i,D
be entitled each to two members; and 'ne
naming forty.nine counties TO one memOeI .''
After every census, a new aPporIlonmeh' " o"
made by the Legislature; and should ne" CIV,
ties have been created, the counties en'iu'o
more representatives than one are to be leu-.'
On the l4,h Instant the Convention ADJ
sine die-Phiiad. Gaz.
Europea,a .Arn,ies.-Ibe debate on The h' %,
Estimates recently occupied the attention A.,
House of Commons, and ELECTED from
Hume his annual opposition to the af,lhpeTT IN
details Of the Secretary Of War. sir Jonn -" ~
house. in contrasting the numerical force u
British Army with the other principal s'aa .,,o,
Europe, exhibited the scale Of the PfoPO'',Ss,
which Great Britain bore to other powers ~ 80,
ratio: In Great Britain IN the eh n0n
force. there was one armed man to every Wv IA
the population; in France. one to every ~ 80.
Austria, one to every ll6; in Russia, one so.s
~ e.; 10 Prussia, one to every us; in sp'"
one to e7s; in Holland, one to every Az ~
Belgium, one to every az: in Bavaria, O'I n,
every IS. In the United States OF Amer'sa, I,
regular soldier was to the population as 0n' +,
1926. lie concluded by moving that I"s.s n,
employed, for the service Of His Majesty. ~.
current year, 89,4lO men.-New YORK o"''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
SELECTED POE 7 r Y
LINES WRITTEN ON A PUNCHEON OF
SPIRITS.

BY PHILIP FRENEAU'
Within these wooden walls confined,
Tne ruin turks Of human kind;
More mischiefs here united dwell,
And more diseases haunt this cell,
Than ever plagued the Egyptian fiocks'
Or ever cursed Pandora's box.
Within these prison walls repose
The seeds Of MANY bloody nose;
The chatterins tongue, the horid oath;
The fist for fighting, nothing 10th;
The passion quick, no words can 'ai'e'
That bursts like sulphur into fiame'
The nose With diamonds glowing reu'
The 5loated eve, the broken heao'
Forever fastened be this door.
Confined within, a thousand more
Destructi,e fiends Of hateful shape,
Even now are plotting an escape.
In slender walls Of wood contained,
In all their dirt Of death reside
Revenge, that ne'er vas satisfied;
The tree that bears the deadly iru,t
OF murder. manning and dispute;
Assault, that innocence assalls,
The images of gloomy jaIls.
The eiddy thought, ON mischief bent,
The midnight hour in folly spent,
All these within this cask appear,
Aud Jack, the hansman, in the rear.
Thrice happy he. who early taught
Bv nature, ne'er this p"isen sought;
Who. friendly to his own repose.
Trrads under foot this worst Of foes;
He. with the purling stream content,
The beverage quafis that nature meant;
In reasons scale his actions weighed,
His spirits want no foreign aid:
Not swelled too high, or sunk too low,
Placid his easv minutes flow:
Long life is his, in vigor passed,
Existence, welcome to the last,
A spring that never yet grew stale
Such virtue lies in-ADAM'S ALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31

1t is said that Mr.. Duane will in few DAYS
proceed to Washington, to assume the direction
Of the Treasury Department
TPhH T. s. Gazette.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
HELL POINT,
For Settlement and Sale.

fTsHE eligible, advantageous, ana peau-
 tiful situation, Bell Point, Tn latter years known as Fort Smith, the unin- cumbered property of the subscriber, Will slartig- ! . laid of in lots and sold. 1 hIs situation Is on the right bank of tho Arkan- sas river, at the confluence of the foteaa.
 For locality and facilities of business, uniting more desirable properties and ob- vious Recommendations, thar any other site from the mouth to tho source of the river.
 1t is the head of safe steam boat naylga- tion, all ahove heinz precariens and an- certain It can command greater trade of fertile country than any other position in the Territory. There are now four merehantile establishments at this place, and the demand for additional investments mnst increase commensurately with the rapid growth of the contiguous country.
 This sale will take place in July next Previously to which, a plan of the town will be matured and effected. of which, together with other facts interesting to purchasers, tine pubiic viii be dtliy ad vsed. JOHN ROGERS.
 Dec I2 37
 (eFThe Editors of the Huntsville De- mocrat, Nashville Republican, and U. s. Telegraph, will give the above four in sertions, and transmit their accounts to the office of the Arkansas Advocate for payment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
Little Rock, April fifth, l833-2tf
Treasury Department,
.ffpriff 24iiil, IS33.

i sIpTgt A4Hts 1000.
 N the late conf1agration of the Treasury
 B building, nearly all the correspondence of the Secretary of the Treasury, from the 1 establishment ofthe Departmentto to the 31st March, 1883, was destroyed, including, as well the original letters and communlca- tions addressed to the Secretary of the l Treasury, as the records of the letters and communications written by him. With a view to repair the loss, as far as 1t may be practicable, all officers of the United States, are requested to cause copies to be prepared, and authenticated by them, of any letters (excepting those hereinafteral- 1 lude to1 which they may at any time have written to, or received from, the Secretary of the Treasury and allthose who may have been ii oiiea, and other individuals throughout the United States, and else where, are invited to do the same. That this correspondence may be arranged into appropriate books, it is requested that 1t be copied on folio fools cap paper, with a sufficient margin on all sides to admit of bindiDg--no more than one letter to be contained on leaf It is also requested, that the copies be written in plain dis tinct or expressing hand. Where the ori- ginal can be spared, 1t would be preferred. The reasonable expense incurred in. copy ing the papers now requested, not exceed ing the rate often cents for every hundred words, will be defrayed by the Depart ment.
 The correspondence which has been saved, and of which, therefore, no copies are desired, are the records of the letters written by the Secretary of the Treasury to Presidents and Cashiers of banks, from the lst October, 1919, to the 20th Februa- ", 1885, all the correspondence relating to the Revolutionary claims of Virginia officers to half pay, under the act of 9th July, 1882; and to applications for the benefits of the acts of the 2d March, 1881, and 14th July, 1892, for the relief of cer- tain insolvent debtors ofthe United States. Copies of some circular letters and in- structions, written by the Secretary, have also been preserved; and it is requested that before 2 copy be made ofany circular letter or instruction, written by the Secre- taiy of the Treasury, the date and object of the circular be first stated to the De- partment, and its wishes on the subject as- certained. LOUIS McLANE,
 Secretary of the Treasury.
 June l, 1888. 13-l3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
NOTICE

MI E subscriber having soid bi. st,.,- A Groceries, Sse. to Messrs = 6s, Ssock LOWRY, requests all those ;ndatsess IsNs him, either by Note or Book accons. cossa call and settle for same at their toun'' .tou
 Having every confidence in tbo soas'
 billty and integrity of Messrs. 1,'alI vsI Lo1gry, 1 cheerfuIly recommend 114A9 ,t the confidence ofmy friends and Inc 'oela n',a5
 LiAle Roek, June 3. 1893. Or al'N'
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
LEGAL NOTICE. JOHN c. F. TOLLIsoN.''. Z.

Prosecuting .4ttorneyJor tae foaTsSs 70. T~,s.
 Circuit and Attorney q, :, LS' < = eiircail WE'LL regularly attend ai, afi,c'rgittepdsp, 'gt St Francis, Monroe, Philips, ,.;sil natufa and Chicot. All business O. onrampt at intrusted to him, shall rece1rs55 r5.pa p Ti fent1on. His residence--is.'.sN
 March 27, 1853 5lli
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
LAW NOTICE.
$. $. Hall & @. v. HOwel

$. $. Hall & Q. V. Howell. HAVE entered into partnership in the N A practice oflaw. Their residence IS at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac tice in the Superior Court and in most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas They may be retained to attend any term Of any Court in said Territory. Business intrusted to them shall be pune tuslly and diligently attended to.
 .Ha4,eh 30. la2o.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
HUzxA FOB TRADE
NEW SHOP.

9NHE subscriber takes this method to GA inform his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a NEW SHOP, opposite to the Advocate ofice, where he will carry on BIacksmithiag, Gun naalcing and Bell making, Tn all their various branches He will also make butcher knives of the best quality, at the shortest. notice. Work from distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute all work sent to his shop h the best possible manner, and on the most reason able terms.
 Little Rock, April 17th, 1833-2tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
FINE SNVFE

MQUANTITY of Martinione N,,.I SA boy, of superior quality. ;n., a's 2 eeived and for sale, wholesale and l,as ro, | at the Drug and Chemical Stera os .ssal
 RITCHIE & VAN PRADEI.i ne
 Little Rock, Jan. 9. ls33. l'l.',
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
JESSE L. SMITH Tin and Tron wYo-,-

SslGN OF THE LARGE coprrp.ns
 ID ESPECTFULLY ;;ntos.,, 1s-YoT.) hH H of Little Rock, and of 'ts tss sns e eitizeI generally that ne has opened , esIllol II si'is FFa' on the Alley near fS tSo iss'aiSp the riyer, next door east of RroaaIsl saIlk Arkansas Inn, for the purpose gasSS@ndeld aS on the above business in all ;,. t. Saarrryil branches. All orders for T;n .ss 0iHere description. or for coyering ka,, are ot al copper, tin, or lead, will be exaa,ss ,guses vi despatch, and on reasonable fo..a fssa1ea vi
 Intending to make a apermanan,a N,1ls,
 in this town, he hopes by his ass;a.,3s sa aeeati strict attention to business. to tS'ually uy receive liberal share of the patroas m l,essl a the citizens and public generaliS flfiss0nage Littie Rock, Jiay 20, 1883. a,c