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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

the location Of the reservations. are busly en-.
gagged in tina, duty, aud if IT be completed BY the
18th of January. the intrsders will De removed
FINN the lands which nav be set apart for the ln'
dians-and # il cannot be accomplished, the To-
dams will be protected from molestatlop; by a
general removal Of intruders from the 'an"s. tne
oossession Of which is guaranteed to the Indians.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

A numerous body of Operative Mechanics met
last evening at the North American Coffee House
for the purpose of petitioning the Legislature TO
abolish the practice Of employing convlcts in the
various branches of manufacturing and mocha
MICS; several resolutions were passed unanimous.
~, and a Committee Of twenty five appointed
with power to add to their number to take such
measures as they shall deem most expedient to
further the wishes of the meeting ~. y. finer.
fl Thief Killed. THE public will probably re.
collect that a few weeks since, "e stated the &C.
currence of an attempt made by a gang OF house.
to rob a store in the Bowery, and that
young man who slept in the store. being dis
turbed and having provided himself with load.
ed gun. fired through the door at the thieves.
when they made of, one of them being probably.
seriously wounded. We now find that one Of
the thieves actually received the whole of the
guns charge in his side. that he fingered with the
wound till the day before yesterday. when he
died. The two men lately arrested for robbing
a store at West Chester ;of which we published
an account some time since) he confessed were
his companions IN the attempt to rob the store in
the Bowery y Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

1t is mentioned in the newspapers that DOUBT
exists which Of the two wills left by MIR. Kan
doIph was ratified by him on his death bed We
know that it was the one by which freedom was
given to his slaves The testimony on this head
IS ampe.-Naf. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

Affairs in WaIl-street much the same as yes
terday-tlai is, rather blue There Is great dill
icul,y in raising money on long paper The
pressure. however, does not yet reach the mer'
chants as severely as many suppose. No further
treasury drafts have been presented at the Branch
ia. day. The balances against the local banks
have apsin increased.-N !. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

Hayi The Haytien Government and peo
ple are in considerable CONSERVATION in conse.
auence of the peremptory demand Of the indem.
nity due the French Government. A letter
from the Island to gentIaman IN New Orleans.
is published in the Louisiana Courier, in which it
is stated that the French Government brig LIE
Curassier had arrived with the uIumatum Of the
King, threatening to send an expedition against
the Island. unless the twenty millions due the
French Government were Immediately paid.
nv. y Cou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22
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nRAWS TO-MORR0W
MARYLAND State Lottery. Class No. Is Tor i''s;
Will be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday. f",rm,''
&c Number Lotiery-l0 Dram Baa0'
Splendid Capitals .ooo
prize of $4,000 prize o. Coon Coo
do of 10000 100 prizes Of i,U''
do of 5000 &c &C a.
Tickets $40, halves S; quarters SUI e'6''"'
To be had in variety of numbers Of
J. UORSE,
LOTTERY u Erehanee Broker. Herman"
DRAIp.S TOMORROW
1 prize of 90, OOO-l00 prizes q 900 Do ,ss;
Maryland State Lottery, Glass No Is 'oi ,oy"
will be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday wv
Splendid Prizes: ,oonOo
prize Of 100000 prize o. oT G00
do of 5000 100 prizes OF *
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters SOL e'gn'''
Virginia State Lottery, ,c.u1r,
For the Benefit of The DismaI S'camp cana Nov Nov
Will be drawn in Richmond on ssturds!'
CAPITAL PRIZE $200Voos
Tickets S. 90; halves 50; quarters
On sale in great variety by
Jas. RI0ROAN.t
or Uneurrent Notes and Foreign Colo P'''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

The Columbia Telescope, says that the Legs
Iature ,oiH pass the test oath-ths H're Suggests
that. in such event, it will be necessary Tor the
Union Cow nton to meet again. Were the lei
sscope alone in this assertion, we should De ois'
posed to set il down to the characteristic intem-
oerapce of that print; but we are panied 10 oo'
serve that the country notification presses sener'
ally advocate the measure. We earnestly hope.
tina, this apple of jiscord is not again to be thrown
among US, but If our opponents are resolved on
mischief, we must be prepared to meet anu eouh'
teract it, Charleston Cour.
Habeas Corpus Case.-Iu the case OF the al
tachment against Jno. II. Peasants, Mr.. Rhodes
Yesterday made strong argument IN oeha'' "
the Court at Alexandra. After rejo'nders oy
the Attorney General and Nj. McFariaad' ana
a repI,catior1 from Mr.. Rhodes. the Court ad'
iou,ned, intimatiug that its opinion would oe g.
ven at 1 o'clock today.-Rich. Wing o. Tues.
Quick sailing The New Orleans papers
announce that the ship Hermann, Leslie, "f apd
from this port, arrived there on the 5th ins'an''
with the French Opera corps. in the extraor'
binary short passage Of nine days.
Stage .dcc,den!. An un'"'tu"d'e ~
happened ON Tuesday evening last, about hall
past T o'clock, on the Washington road. between
Mr.. ButIer's, near Elk Ridge Landing, and the
bridge, By the suddenly coming in contact Of
Stockton & Stokes stage, from Washington
with BeItzhooyer's s. Co.'s. stage, from Washing
ton for this city The latter had in it t'e passen'
oer.. all of whom were thrown out. BY the stage
being upset, which was stove to pieces, and two
of them very dangerously hurt. Mr. Delano, OF
Pittstield, Mass continued out of his senses
last evening, with his head much bruised; and a
Young lady, whose name We did not learn. equal
jyiniuretl about the head-lhe other three, though
badI, hurt. were less dangerously 50 than the
others. We do not learn that any uncommon
blame is aserbed to either Of the drivers.
Bali. finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

The New York Standard has almost eOIGH'
of euIogy on the character Of Napoleon taxing
as kind Of text the letters OF the Emperor TO
Josephine. This, il strikes US, is most unlof'
tuuate point on which to hinge so great qu'n'
tty Of laud. Follow up the correspondence 10
its termination; mark the gradatIons IRON pa
sionate fervor, to queruIous inconstancy'- from
that. to cold Indifference, and sad rePudla"n'
Who can reconcile with manly honor, the moo'
which the First Consul ultimately adopted u.
repay the empress for her idoatrous de'o'O''
Let the tears, the breaking heart OF Josephine
make answer. History does not Pre'en, s'sn
another specimen OF cons!ancy, fewaf'e" y,
black desertion. Great as was Napoleon W'
point in his existence is marked by Tie mos
cruel ingratitude. 10 his ardor to ape the we,
climates" while, by opposing in theory he n ,I
arisen upon their run, and IN order 10 pfo''u'
for the imperial successorsbip. he hung 's4i
at Malnaison, the gentle spirit when o'''
gave his faculties their SUI cessluI dItee"O"'
He left her, sick hearted and de'o'ae' Il"
worship at a distance-to wait Win tne u"
quiet Of unbroke aztec ton, to hear OF the "'r
piness Of one who was the author Of all hef Wv"
misery. With the facts OF history before os,
eyes, it requires vast imaginative power OHa wv.
much in the final conduct of Napoleon 10 20"
pbine, which does not sink like mIldew 0" wv
chapIet of his fame. Phil Gaz..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-22

We stated in our paper, last evening, that MIR.
Clay and Mr.. Van Buren, would both be at the
opera. and we're consratuIating ourselves on the
prospect of seeing them together in harmony and
good fellowship. We knew that Mr. Clay's
friends were cooked and prined to give him
cheering reception. SO we marched some dozen
of our rank and file democrats into the pit. with
ruffled sbirts and big whiskers. and they cried
Braua as loud and as much to the point as any
of the Cognosceni in the Bagnios. Well, after
the first act, in came MIR. Clay, amidst thunders
of applause-now, my lads, said |. stand ready
FOR The little magician-give il to him, three times
three-you can out.hallo these amateurs, if you
cannot out number them. While we were all
ready for the broadside when he should enter.
little Jim Nefus. of the sixth ward, made his
way into the pit, in his working dress. and dirty
enough he was, and, mounting on one OF the da'
mask covered seats. beloved out. file won't
come he's gone up to Coxackir." Sure enough.
he had gone up in the evening boat. Now, what
can we do with that little man! When Mr..
Clay came North, he ran of to the Southland
when Mr. Clay comes South, Mr. Van Buren,
sails for the North. We never can make him
President il he shirks. and lodges, and is timid
~ inclined to face his antagonist thus.
w. T. Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

q HANOVER COURTEOUS RACES-The Han
"a ~ over Jockey Club Races, will commence over the
Hanover Court house Course on the 4h Tuesday in No
vember, and will continue three DAYS
FIRST DAY--Sweepsiakes for colts and FLIES 3 wears
Old mile heats, entrance $780, half orfe-3 or more 70
make to close the evening preceding the race
SECOND DAY-Proprieor's purse $500, two mile he ats,
entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY-Jockey club purse $500, four mile he ats
-en'rance $2O,-nO discount on the purses
The proprietor the public that every effort will
DC made TO give entire satisfaction. His establishment is
large and can afford comfortable accommodation to great
many Persons-The tract is of the oldest and best in
Virginia. "
Ample Stableage and litter furnished.
J. ID. ANDREWS, Proprietor.
October 4. AZ ,y,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

"a OTICE-Was committed to the Jail Of the CITY of
Richmond on the sixth day Of May last, as r1ns.
way Qhe owner unknown9 Negro man, who SAYS his
name Charles Day. and that he Is free man; was born
and raised in Alexandria has free papers and saws that
ne never had any Charles s about IS years old FIVE
inches hgh, OF dark copper color well set no
net round about and panaoons blue cloth ves he saws
That bis mother was set free before he was born by Mr.
Mr.. G. Neal, (when he was Mayor of AIsTanJ;a IA U
mat ne knows him to be free; If he is runaway his ow.
required TO come forward prove property paw chang
"u "Ne " away, or he will be dealt with the law
''ec"' DAVID WHITE, Jailor,
August 10 '''e 9e a,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

N observation-disclosures rules held in the
"a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanrey Of Caroline the 7 day of October 1885,
James Duval, Plain,iH
against
Reuben Gatewood and William A. Moncure admins.
"1 ~, VI James LAKEWOOD Defendants
me defendant, Reuben Gatewood not having entered
ms appearance and given security according the act Of
Assembly and The rules OF this Court and by
satisfactory evidence, that he an inhabiant of this
commonwealth, II Is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear before the Judge Of The said Court the first day
OF 'he next term and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published III the City OF Richmond, for months
successfully, and that another copy he posted At the
door OF the Court" House OF the said county.
Copy. Ieste. ROBT. HUDGIN c. c.
DC tober 22. AZ %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29
POET'pg n.
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To he Editors Of the .Nfa Iork .nrror.
CENrLrMeN:A Allow pleasure of enclosing you some
lines oil distinguished and popular English poet wfe
II the plac. book count OF som
under pottait. OF Lord hni Lady D
They whole history oil thu couple
will admirers the readers
the Mirrvr. PuRriA.
marriage separation @ lady, toho
upon d inie, paired, not mstehod
She said she n. would Grr. i've,
And torcavc him
She vowd q single life she'd Two,
And never have tim =
She swoc she never would repent,
Aud yet rcpented--
by Jove! she yer won d consent.
And yet consented!
was THIS well done, sensible, or wiiiy
Aud ye. tia women. ike, ah, morc's the pity
Well, then, che married him OF course they phitcd
Within a twclvenlonth from their wedding day.
She scbbcd aud sighed neatly broken he aitcd,
Aud, with her babe, went sadly on her
He sought foreign chimes and wrote aud
Whole brooks bout his child aud wife,
Aud toy with pretty women by the score,
And, not long ane, brcathed away his life.
Tho world since then, has studied rather hard,
To solve the ridile OF this STANCE evoaS;
Some think the lady wrong d, and some the bard,
Aud some in tears have DER their bent:
Yet all agree, tits odl
That aud vito shnu ii such u
But one - resting meath the quiet sod,
Tho o her wastiog silently hie's taper.
Nav for the moral Of my fetCul
(Unlike the Writings of tho IN sing
IL has n moral sensible aud tcrse,
Though II, cash, critics praises bring)-
And mark IL we'll; young ladies' should wed
The whose hand they refused in scorn;
For IL the joins them, heart and head
WI rue tho day that ever they born.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

Wheat imported into Ameriea from Eufppe.-A cir,
cular from II. Gates Co. OF Montreal under date Of 4h
instant. communicates the fact that 900 bushels Of
wheat had arrived in Montreal direct from Archsnge
that one or two more cargoes expected and
queny that American wheat and -four were in
price.
This is new and unexpected competition with our
agricul,uralisis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

RER. MORDECAI MARKS:--You will please take
I'VE notice that at the Bell Tavern in the civ Of Rich
mond, state Of virginia on FIiday the 10Th day of No
vember 1893, between the hours offs o'clock forenoon
and CLOCK afternoon shall proceed take the depos
in the cause depending in the Superior Court ofLaw and
Chancefy Tor the county Of Heprico in which am plain
wv anu yon and others deendAnts And il The taxing
me dispositions aforesaid, shall he concluded ON dis,
1ay' the taking the same will be continued from dsy 10
Gay between the same hours, until concluded
Yours, &c. SAMUEL OvERTON.
Vc'oOeT 10 46-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29
VgyHE FREDERICK BJIRC LAW SCIIOoI =,

TE$HE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL will re-
N commence its session Monday the 4b of No.
yember next, and will continue ill the latter end Of
"lcn Inc course oil instruction will be heretofore
by daily examinations in the text books which have been
selected with appropriate references and plantations dur
ing The examinations, and sometimes by lectures The
stones Comm Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm. and
kents Comm Ii is also recommended 10 the Virginia
students that they should provide themselves with Tates
Digest the Supplement to the Revised Code and Robin
sons Practice The price of instruction will be sixty
dollars the session TO be paid in cash before admission 10
me ocheo The Students OF former sessions invited
10 participate in the exercises of the ensuing session En-
ceeDt accommodations may be asd by the students in
rredercksburg, upon very reasonable terms say from
$40 $2 90 per month"; exclusive only fuel and wash
ing The whole expense of living will probably fall short
OF S75 the session Those intending become students
VIII please aPprse me OF their intention before the School
commences They will be supplied with ie ri books AT re
dnced prices If in due time am informed of their wish
that should procure them. ~
Aug. y. IZT-1Nov1 JNO TAY, OF IOMAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

& bAkRlDGE FEMALE SCHOOL--This School,
~ which is near the Bowling Green, and at one of the
heahiest spots in Virginia will be continued the ensuing
year. under the supefnepdence OF Miss E. Jones' here.
toIoe All the branches OF good English education will
be Taught Ivy Miss j., including Geography, with the use
oil 'he GIoues the Elements OF Natural Philosophy Che
mls'ry and Astronomy.--AIso Plain and Fancy Needle
Work, and Painting on Velvet
Jems-Bosrd and tuition for the scholastic year, $50
at which rate eight ten bOarders will be taken.
WILSON ALLEN
bowling Green, Ifh Oct, 1883 5S-tlstDec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

VHNHE Eleventh Session of my Seminary, will com
IL mence on the 18th of October, al Rchand Stafford
county, Aqua, Virginia. on the 9th of Au-
gust following There will be other vacation except
from the 10Th OF August to the 18th OF October. The
course oil instruction will comprehend English French
Latin, Composition, Civil History, the elements OF Ma.
turai and Moral Philosophy, the evidences of Chrsan-
" Arithmetic Algebra, the elements of Geometry the
Globes and keeping The charge for the scholastic
year OF ten months, hundred fifty dollars paya
bile always half yearly in advance, for board washing
hre candles, and tuition Each pupil furnishes his own
mattress, bedding and towels Such as desire IT, can be
furnished with mattress and bedding al IS per
such as wish 10 remain during the vacation an do So sub
eci to charge OF twelve dollars fifty cents per month
Books and Stationary, if requested, will furnished at
The Book sellers prices No deduction is made for alb
sence, and none are admitted for less than ten months,
he most seduous attention is paid to the manners and
morals OF my pupils, who all reside in my family and form
part OF 1t none others admitted. A lew hours of
each day will be employed in the garden nursery and
vineyard: there empoyments will be substituted i'm the
place oil those games and anusements which are calcu-
lated TO lay The foundation OF many bad habits in after life
aud every effort will be used suppress such
as have That tendency The discipline is strict and pa
rental There are few vacancies, which desire TO fiji:
and as the number OF my pupss limited as TO enable
me to attend properly to them, early
ed. f>
On the LIST OF June, remove my family and Seminary
10 some healthy situation, distant from tide. water Let
,ers post paid directed to Chsntiey Post Office
Fairfax county, until the 18th of October and after that
dat., at Aqua, will be promptly attended to-
sept o l34-tls'Nov] VIM. BRENT, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

SUmFokD ACADEMY.-The Exercises of this
n1 institution continued by the subscribers will com
close on the 18th December with an interval of one month
1Uu1hg me summer instruction will be given in tho
T,eek' Latin and French languages Mathematics and
al 'ne branches OF English properly belonging Gram
mar school Terms, Tor boarders $l2Oior day scholars
S5O- 10 he paid half the first of April and the
Other, on The first OF October.
HENRY ROBINSON PJinejpoL
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN
King William, October 10. As-wev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-29

TENHE School at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
~ year on the 10Th January next. Pupils under ii
years will be received and instructed in the GreeL
and English Language, Geography, History Arithmetic
aud Mathematics. -
Ihere VIII De TWO sessions in the year, and vac alton
Of one month time in the summer The school ,,
close 18th December ' O'' WI"
Terms-For board, washing. &c so1 ,sr annu,n
Tuition, 25
One ball payable in advance.
No PuP WIZ be taken for shorter term than the year;
ess any OF my present pupils parents guardians NAV
choose TO send for one session.
CARTER BERKELEY.
October IS az =,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18
LATER FROM EUROPC.

An arrival at New York from Mala-
ga, furnishes Madrid dates to the 3ls,
May-twenty-two days later than previ-
ously received from that capital.
Charles S. Walsh, esq. late Secreta-
ry Of Legation Of the United States, at
the Court Of King Ferdinand, died at
Quintanar de la Orden, about the 2S,h
May. lie was inferred with all the
hsnors due to his rank.
The most important political intelli-
gence furnished by this arrival relates to
The measures Of King Ferdinand to Sc
cure the succession Of the Crown to his
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18

dauchter. A Decree has been issued
by His Majesty, directing all the gran
dces of Spain and dignitaries Of CASTLE,
TO whom it was addressed, to swear alle-
glance to his daughter.
Contemporaneously with this act, the
King signifed his will that all the Min
listers of his Council shall be present as
assistants Of the Cortes, together with
the oldest Secretary thereof, and of the
State of Castle, and that two Ministers
of the Royal Council shall also be pres
ent as Witnesses.
We place no reliance whatever (says
the n. Y. Com. Adv. upon the stabil-
ty of these acts Of the Kirg of Spain.
The absurdity of his conduct, proves the
imbcciity of his mind, and the prospec-
tive downfall of the policy he is laboring
to establish.
This arrival brings intelligence that
Sir Stratlord Canning left Madrid on the
ODD Of May, taking the direction o'
France, and confirms the previous ac-
count that his mission in regard to the
affairs Of Portugal was unsuccessful.
How, then, stands the case? k'ng
Ferdinand is endcavoring to secure the
crown Of Spain to his own daughter,whot,
we believe, stands in relation to it in,
precisely the same situation as the daugh-
ter of Don Pedro, whose claim to the
crown of Portugal he does not lilt fin
ger to establish, but is well understood
as secretly contriving to destroy.
The ori ginal right Of Don Pedro to the
crown of Portugal is as clear and TN
doubted as that of Ferdinan to the
crown of Spain. The right of ofabdicaton
by the occupant in favor of the next heir,
has been recognized for ages. Conc-
quently Don Miguel is a manifest u:ur-
per, and usurpation creates no rights
Hence the two Marias are on the same
footing. They arc both daughters also
of German princesses, and relations by
blood. They both have unclcs, the one
possessing, and the other claiming to.
possess their royal inhcrtances. How
then can Ferdinand hope TO establish the
claims Of his own Maria, whilst he repu-
diates the claims of the Maria of Don
Pedro' 1t really seems to be one olihe
weakest and most proposterous anticipa-
tions that any but Royal Idiot ever.
had the madness to indulge.
A strict quarantine has been establish
cd at Cadiz to guard against the ChoIe-
IA, and any persons secretly introducing
himself from Portugal, Havana, or any
other place where that disease has made
its appearance, is punishable with death (
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-18
Your ob't serv't.
DANIEL. WEBSTER.
TO Messrs. w. Armstrong, Il. Washington, SC

A very valuable bundle of money was
lately stolen from on board the steamer
Providence, while lying at the wharf in
New York, in the act Of starting. The
New.York Daily Advertiser soys-'It
appears that the Clerk who took the
package down, left it in the captains Of
fee, in the care Of an acquaintance who,
not knowing, or not being mindful, of its
value, left it for momest or two, dur
ing which time some rogue slipped in and
took the bundle, which contained Sl2,-
G06, in bills belonging to various bro
kers, and notes of hand to the amount of
upwards of $4,000. The latter can be
oi no use to the robber 1t appears that
the amount forwarded on the present oc-
casIon is much less than usual. A re-
ward Of $500 is offered.