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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7HYS DAY

Figs, Mattresses, Segars, &C.
'I>Hls MORNING. at II O'Clock, in my Warehouse.
l. will be sold without reserve, to close sales,
50 drums Smyrna figs, dozen wood .r.kes
dozen coffee mills. Also,
10 gros each table and tea spoons
High back rocking chairs
10000 haIf.spansh segars
cases mems fur hats
dozen blue printed tea, pots
dozen I" sugars and creams
Domestic and straw carpet
Together with lot of COTTON MdIR.aSSES,
assorted sizes
With variety Of other articles.
iube added TO the above.
boxes Lemons, and
small lot Of Secondhand Furniture
june GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
DRAWS THyS DaY

DRAWS THIS D.AY
Maryland State Lottery, Class No IL for 1855,
Will be drawn in Baltimore on SATURDAY.. June q
I Prize of $4,000 prize OF 1000
l do Of 5000 10 prizes of 1000
Tickets IS; halves 8 %; quarters 1 So
On sale in great variety by
JAS. R1ORDAN,
or Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawn Numbers in the New York Lottery Class No. q
tor 1858:
81 80 g. 50 az IL ii % 81 SIS
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit Of the To,0n Of He!l'burs, Class No.
for 1888.
60 Number Lottery-l0 Drapn Ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets S. halves 2 50; quarters IS
DRAU,S THIS D.aF
Maryland State Lottery. Class No II for 1858.
will be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, June 8
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so, quarters rs
GT Lowest prize dollars.
To be had in 4 variety Of numbers Of
=. CoNSE,
Lottery 81 Exchange Broker. AieraTdyio
Drawn Numbers in the New York Consolidated Lctte-
ry, Glass No 8 for 1885:
81 81 81 50 AZ IL Ill % e. IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08

ia Circuit, Superior Court of Law and Chancery
"A for Prince william County, held on the l7th day
Of May, 1885
Amelia A. haerea. Plaintiff
against
John Williams. administrator Of Barnaby Con.
nor, deceased, and others, Defendants.
This cause came on to be heard unon bill, answer,
and exhibits and by consent Of parties, and by like
consent the Court doth adjudge, order. and decree.
that the land in the bill mentioned. the land sold by
Amelia Ann hacrse to f3arnaby Cannon, be sold by
the Commissioner hereinafter named, to the highest
bidder. upon credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
mouts taking from the purchaser or purchasers bond
and security. with lien upon the land, to the
payment of the purchase money-the COMMISSIONS
giving Thirty days notice Ut the time aud place Of sale,
by advertiscme nj. published in some newspaper in
the District Of Columoia; and George w. Ssscrae is
appointed Commissioner 10 carry this decree into eff.
feet WHO is directed to report his proceedings to this
Court This decree is rendered without prejudice to
the rights Of either party. Acopy-Tesse;
JAMES H. REID, Clerk.
1s In pursuance of the foregoing Decree, ]
SHALL on Saturday. the 9th day Of July next before the
front door of the house Of John iisms, Esq 10
the Tow of Dumfres offer for sale to the highest bid
der, upon the terms and conditions specified in said
Decree, the
a.sss< TRACT OF Land
sSs therein referred to, living on ouan,ieo Greek.
~H& contiguous to the land in the hrst decree
49, above referred to, and containing, by estma.
ton, 50 aCRESand 10 poles This Tract embraces
proportional quantities Of Wood sad open Land, part
Of the latter being Of good quality, and the balance in
pre,ty Cnod heart and condition. The Wood Land
lies chiefly next to the Creek Aforesaid.
GEORGE w HACRAE,
,une S-eo6thJy Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, On. C.

SAILED, JyNE7,
Schr. Alexandria, Britton, New York.
Slonp Miller, Teal, Philadelphia.
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Norfolk
Schooner Potomac, Baker, cleared at New.
York for this port 4th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
i VIZ Mats.
Christ Raising A.aZarus.

VHSE public of Alexandra is respectfully informed
that the celebrated Picture OF the Resurrection Of
szarus from the pencil of Mr. Boudet, Of Paris, will
be exhibited in this City for week Sply, beginning
from Monday next ON 8 O'Clock A. u. until 10 p.
~, at the old Indian Queen Tavern. The Painting is
in the proportion Of about by Ia feet, and tho
principal figures large life As to the merits Of
the Picture. suffice it to say, that il has been highly
commended by the Philadelphia press. and most cx.
tensvey patronized BY all the religious societies. pub
lie and private scboos, and the public generally, Of
that city Admittance Is cents.
may 22-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08

sPTHE SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION
open every saturday afternoon. from half past to
o'clock, under the direction OF . Committee Of tho
Msnage5 At their Koom on Fairfax. few dooss north
OF Prince street reSat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
,,,rapsY MORNING, JUNE 8. 1858.

s.. ,,n only say. in addition to the remarks
=, ,sateaau to whom we are so much IN
US r. his fasors in furnishing US with our
F''N # the Flour market, which will be
ID, the Commercial head, that his re-
~ =. bsisyed to be as scrupulously accurate
.,,,ioed in the United States, and that
=" a. Therefore, be safely relied on every
We have had repeated evidences Of this
0al grali6es us very much to say 50.
.vs, ., much to observe that the Cholera
.,.,diug throughout and devastating the
.,o COuntry. We have very gloomy &C
w., from M.ysv,lle and Wheeling. The dis
AM, to be travelling back. We trust to
,o,rse,ic efforts made here to be prepared
=, and 10 have them commenced forthwith.
r,d,, III. head of politics Of the day, as faith
1, .,,ooeler. Of the sisns Of the tunes. are si'
:. anne spec ulations relative to the approach
,,o,,ss for the next Prcsidentship. We
.,.,,s, object to the premature agitation OF
=. os,stioa, and earnestly recommend that its
4.,,,,iva be delayed as long as possible.
n, legislature Of Connecticut have passed
=, Drohibi,ins the educating and instructlug Of
,.,re, belonging to other States in any "school,
,,d,my. or literary institution in that state."-
v, hope ,hl, fact will still further shaw the in
.,Inr., of the South, that their ISLANDERS upon
4, North are uafaundcd aud wicked.
Ths result Of the election for President and
R,,c,ors Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal.
rl B, found in another cOlumo. Ii has eSentu-
,,I q, We predicted it would. Honest La. o .
,l,r, to Roderigo is now acted upon with a ven
,,pSs-" Put money in Thy purse" As far as
,uyLe ririue Is concerned, those abroad may well
uslsim Fiji liam. The surest way to debase
.nl en.lase nation is 70 commence by corrupt
ia, communities and associations.
Al extract Of a letter from Columbia, S. C.)
hr,d the SOlh ult. states that duel took place
he preceding day, near the Rice Creek Springs,
,ats.en Mr. Roach, Of Charleston District, and
'lr Adams, (son of the late DR.. Wm. Adams, J
sf Rishiand District, students in the South Ca.
OinA College, They were both wounded-'he
ormer through the upper part Of the thigh. the
,Oue Of which was broken, aud the latter through
he abdomen. The wounds are considered dan
,srous 10 both instances.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08

The Steamboat Cygnet.
80 CAPTAIN GUY. will leave
A. Janney's wharf, Alexandris,
IzEG$HR. At half past z o'clock 4. n.
4&&0 1t 10 O'Clock A. ~.
At O'Clock r. NJ, and
At half past o'clock p. II.
Returning,
Leave Washington at half past o'clock A. u.
At half past II o'clock AN.
At 2 o'clock p. ~ and
At half past S o'clock r. u.
Alexandris, june 8-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
Clermont fur Bale.

xSA This beautiful and most perfectly
EAS aSIA heslthy COUNTRY SEAT, within viev
E4slS& of the Town Of AIe1andris, 10 for sale,
&H either in whole or in part. u contains
about 3OG Acres of Land. one.third Of which 10 in
Wood, the balance under good cultivation. and part
highly improved. The Dwelling is spacious ould'
ing, having four Rooms on the first door. I'VE upon
the second and two upon the third, with summer
and winter Kitchen; large Ice House. Stables Barns;
&c. &C.: Garden, containing ,eres Of Land. ven
enclosed with Cedar Hedge, and ID wnien mere
prcat variety Of most choice Fruit, good well OF We
ter in the yard with many never failing springs Of tue
purest Watet sp ,E,. u.,..
n, country residence for large family, no spot sur
n,ses It. If more agreeable to the purchaser. will
seII the improvements. which are extensive and gene
rally in good order provided not less than 100 acres
of Land, around the Mansion House, are iacuded IN
the purchase.
Those inclined to purchase are invited to view the
premises, and decide for themselves.
may i-2aw6w ClkisToPAEh NhALo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08
Virginia State LOTTERY,

Virginia State lottery,
For the benefit IF tie 7oson Of Helisbvrg Ciass No.
for 1885,
will be drawn in Richmond on Fridsy, June 2
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
whole tickets SSi halves , 81; quarters Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08

z JUST received, the following elegant and uaaduite
% rated substances.
The Indian Dye for coioring and prescribing the
Human Hair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-08

The Committee appointed for the purpose pre-
pared the following statement from the annual
report, which was ordered to be published with
the proceedings Of this meeting:
From the LIST June, 1882. Uhe opening of the
Inslitutiou) to the 1st NAV, 1883, there have
been AZ depositors; Of whom,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
SWAIM'S PANACEA.

We perceive by the English papers. that our
townsman. Mr.. SWAIN, is working his wonders
in that kingdom with his Panacea.
The Bristol Journal says" We refer our
readers to an advertisement in another column,
announcing a remedy for the cure Of Scrofula,
and variety of other complaints arising from
impurities Of the blood. We have authority for
saving that its consumption in America, where It
has been in use many years, is immense. and
that the testimonials "a fe" Of which only are IN
serted) from professional men and others. are OF
the mos, unquestionabIe authority"
The BAH Herald also joins in audns the med
icine in consequence OF its good effects. John
Bull seems willing 10 be cured BY the Americans,
if he will not be taught By them.
A certificate from one Of the great men, who
has derived important benefits from the Psnaeea.
has been given to the proprietor. who will proba-
bIy derive important aid 10 the disposal Of his
medicine from such recommendation
q. s. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
TooMMvNioATED.1

Mfr. Snosode,.-I Jaw 10 your paper Of Satuf'
dsy last communication purportlng TO De from
the Sons of Erin!" And, my dear honey, Amt
/ from the banks Of Killarney toos-and DOM
ike that the " Sons Of Erin" should say 01'
and I, being one on 'em, to say nothing on the
subject at all at all. Aud as they didn't call on
me to have q consult, I'll just say now that u .
we'll they d,dn't; because should not agree 10
denounce Daniel O'Connell. And can 1t be pos
sible, We Sons Of Erin, that you are denouncins
Daniel in good earnest!-and what but an II was
he that fought for "civil and religious hoerty +,
in old Ireland, aud fought like man-and
sure enough and he did too, now.-And VIII ye
seod aIons across the big ocean your slang whang
and bo,heration on himl By ST. Patrick! and
I,Il tel, YOU now, that ], for one, will have no.
thing to do with it;-and I'll wash my HANDS OF
that sin. And are ye "Sons OF Erin, IN ne
publican America, going to denounce ana pro-
scribe your General because the dear creature, IN
. misfortune. did make one mistake about the
Neaursl What but an the great BonaParte, too,
made mistake; apd had it not been tor that,
the volcano of his avarice and ambition would
still be heaving aud the people would be suffer
ing as if an earthquake had struck 'em-there's
no doubt about that, now, at all at all. hnd
ahsll that bit Of mistake committed dlm the
Iustre Of his fame or the spendor OF his achieve
ments? Oh! the dear sweet creature!-in MS
great real to do good. he happens By chance to
ssy leetle too much on the side OF the Negars.
and We caat look over that, can't yes And IL
YOU suck to that, you must not write again in the
name Of the I" Sons Of Erin" without having q
little talk ont first, because fair play is jewel;
and an Irshman should not mss that by sticking
ONT, now that he is contending for principles
and Justice. What language is 1t that an lr'sh'
man should justify Slavery because "'t had oeen
sanctioned by all former Governments, Doth hu.
man and divine"a Would not our Ensish ana
Orange task masters be clad on It TO nave tn,s
broad principle established! Ny lie on u tneren
ne M use of agitation or botheration about it,
and John Bull will have gained the prize, and
faith tbere'll be an end of it all, my honeys.
'N''" GRATITUDE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Louisa, Aug Esd, lsS3.-Neither avarice
nor curiosity has ever tempted me to search my
own lands for gold; and have not had leisure
to visit any one of the mines that have been DIS
covered. All my information concerning tnem
is mere heresay, and derived from those VINO
have visited them from motives OF c"r'osits OF
interest. From what can learn. there are out
few rich, aud likely to yield large prohts. on the
water Of Contrary Creek, branch OF North An
ma River, which divides this county from Spott'
sylvania, there are two gold mines, which are
considered very valuable. One OF them - own
ed By the Rev. Mr.. Tlnder, worthy minister
of the Baptist Church, and the other by Mr..
William Walton, an exemplary old man, who has
hitherto maintained a very large family, by the
labor Of his own hands, at bis anvil. From Mr..
finders mine. (where "surface gold" alone mas
been sought for; nearly $500 have been obtained
at a single washing. But the extraordinary
drought. which has prevailed there Tor nearly
two months part, has put temporary stop 70
their washings.
Mr.. Walton's mine is said to be uncommoniy
rich, and promises to supply great quantities OF
the precious metal. Mr.. w. is so upright,
straiebt. forward and correct, and withal so be-
uevolent, that all who know him, either PERSONAL
" or By character. appear to rejoice at his
fortune. When asked BY an acquaintance wne'
ther such a large and sudden addition to his
fortune would not spoil hml He promptly an.
swered, " No; l have no fears for myselij oil
nv apprehe nsions are for my children. Wealth
NAV corrupt and make bockheads Of THEM; but
am too old to be changed BY it," fhe follow
ing anecdote is so characteristic OF MIR. Walton,
that cannot refrain from recording il. Just at
the moment when the miners had ascerfained,
beyond all doubt. that the ore from his land was
richer than any they had ever seen, "a single
lump of small size having been pronounced to
be worth $780, Mr.. Walton. who was a 'pseta::
tor of their operations. suddenly exclaimed, 81
must leave you; have promised to point a
plough hoe for neighbour A., and cannot think
Of disappointing him." So of he accordingly
went, and pointed the pioush-hoe. Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
A RUPTURE.

The "orgsns" are making most horrible Dis.
cord. The Pennsylvania says:
{" The Washington Globe, we regret and Ia.
ment to say it, has been giving degree Of eoun.
tenance to these stock jobbins prints Of New.
York. and their stock ;jpbbins purposes, shics
requires explanation"
Whereupon the Globe denounces the Penn'yI.
vanian as dishonest and corrupt, and its editor y
a .Scotch adventure" The Pennsylvania har.
ing now quarreIled with all the other "Organs'
the Albany Argus, the New York Standard. and
the Richmond Enquirer, after having had "ln
day." will be cut, we presume, BY the Std:
party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. co.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4 ,s,,
FIRE COMPANIES.

As the Fall season is now at hand, when h,.
winds sometimes prevail, and more danger il ~ ~
be apprehended from the breaking out Of A e..
we would suggest to all our fire companies can,
full inspection Of the apparatus in their .nein.
houses; SO that, IN case their services should +.
needed. every thing would be found ready and il
order. Our town has been exempt for a Ion,
time from even an alarm of ire, but We c,pro,
expect always to be so highly favored.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
MEXICO.

The latest accounts leave this unIortuaae :" >
distracted country in the midst Of civil vi"
usual. One letter says: ..,,c
"The President, Santa Anna, appears a =,
manifested great activity. spirit, and ao'''...
a. the people are decidedly with him. s "I
probably very soon put an end to !h': feCsu
But the materials for civil war 10 Mel@.
50 abundant, that under their present 'ne i1i,'
form Of Government, permanent tfanq'"'
not to be expected"
On the other hand, another letter SAYS Al
my own opinion is decidedly that -. I,I ~ u
the views Of the proiunciadOs or be la' , u
Strong suspicious are entertained anu ,,J u
are already abroad. that the Revo'eths !. ' .ss,s
President understand each other tna. .. w. mot
y favors their plan, and conn''es a. Wv"
ments." Lut o,s
Let bot the nulyying principle Oe ,s y. COW,
fairly and actively put into operation !" with d
try, and We shall " Mexico" over again WV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05

The Cholsra-We deeply regret to state that
We are not yet permitted to announce the d"par'
ture of this formidable disease. As no report has
been made by the Board of Health for some time
past il is not in our power to state precisely Inc
number of fatal cases which have occurred since
our las, publication; but we fear that II has been
nearly. If not quite, as large as any previous perl
oil. The following list embraces all the Deaths
which have taken place during the week ending
a. one o'clock Yesterday afternoon, SO Tar IS our
information rxtends-thOse from Cholera being
prn,ed in I,aIics-viz: daughter ct Mr. + ia
yer, aged about two years: Mr.. james 5. Whyfe,
carriage maker, Mrs. WHITE, his wife, and
their infant child; Chauncey Loring. an appren.
tice Of Mr. Whyte; Mr.. Benjamin Swee'zsr;
Mr.. George Philips; young enid Of J. NJ Es-
nv. ESQ; Mrs Skates; Mrs. Shea; Mr.. EDWARD
MrLLErr; ELIZABETH ANN BIMPsoN; Mrs
FOOD; Mr. Wood; Mr. Serrett; an orphan child
Of the late Mr.. Brickie; Mr. Kellogg; and Jf0e or
sir persons, whose names We have not been able
to ascertain. &C Columbus Ohio Journal.
We have received the first number Of the Cd
volume of Romans Naval and Military Maya
zine 1t continues to improve, and is no doubt
rapidly gaining favor with the members Of both
services. We perceive that the cover is embe
Iished with handsome vignette, designed and
executed by Lieut.. NJ. c. Ewing, OF the Eng'-
neer Corps.
We copied, from q former number, some
Sc Hints for Military and Naval Provident SO.
ciety." and we are glad to perceive that they
have been promptly acted upon at one Military
Post.-Bah. Gaz.
Hollis HoteI-Some idea Of the extent Of bu.
siness done at this establishment may be formed
from the fact that from the frat to the thirty first
Of August, there were IN the whole seventeen
hundred and ninety FIVE persons accommodated
with board and lodging as 10 ascertained by a re-
ference to the register Of arrivals and departures
kept at the bar.-N. r Cosr.
The trissction Of the angle, which has 90 long
occupied the attention Of the learned world. has
been solved upon new principles, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Cahill, Professor Of Astronomy, at Carlow
College. We are informed that Mr.. Cahill sub
mitted his discovery to the examination Of DR..
Sadlier, and others, of Trinity College; and we
arc happy to learn that all agree in the fact, that
the problem has been perfectly solved, and on
the most scientific principles. An objection,
however, we are told, has been raised against
Mr.. Cshiil's discovery, namely, that he employs
neW curve, hitherto unknown. in order to effect
the trisection, whereas the difficulty was to solve
the problem with lines and circles.
Dublin Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
NEGRO RESURRECTION.

Captain Doughty, arrived at New York iroa
Matanza,. in twelve days, informs that an .,
press arrived at that place from Havana 90 The
day of his sailing. with the information ,ha, 10
instruction had broke out at Havana among Ii,
negroes, and that from from four to five huudal
of them had been shot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

A correspondent Of the Boston Commercial
Gazette gives curious account OF the com0d'
which are enjoyed BY no small portion Of tie
visitors at Saratoga Springs. We subion
extract or two.
Thus is truly queer place. There is ~
mistake about it, whatever NAV be said 10 h,
contrary BY the ignorant At this moment ls
village is overrun with strangers, and the con
pany affords great variety Of character-lr''
the wealthy merchant and planter. IN the o.
ioyment Of the best of health, 10 the poor ns
suffering invalid, who comes to quaf the VI
tiers in the vain hope that he may prolong his a.
istence few weeks beyond the period held u.
to him by his pbysicisn-from the state'min
commanding talents, to the stump orator and BIZ
room politcan-from the honest man and 80
cere christian, to the prohieate bIackguard and "
bauchee; and among the females too, the 'h'da
of character % are numerous % the spots 90 @
Ieopard's back. We have here streak Of lai
and there streak Of fat-here paragon Oh VII
tue, and there lump Of deceit and co'rupt'0'-
here huge roll Of specie and bsnk bills, %
there bundle Of rags. 30 we 90! AT thsn
tel where hang out, we are crowded as non
" Of poor mortas were ever crowded belon-
NV room is in the fourth story-a miserable
fair it is too. when you consider the price p'1
for board. 50 per day. A broken three h- |
ling looking glass, . twenty cent pine taos
wash stand to match, two nails driven INTO y
wall. and On inferior bed, are its principal dsa
ratious The carpet which once belonged 70 !
was informed, had been used up The dh'
eyed chamber. maids for garters."
"The noise and confusion prevent man! r.
pie from stopping here any length Of time u
dies and gentlemen who come 10 Saratoga wv
the intention Of spending q week, soon d''eon
that they are promised any thing but 'Plena.
at The large boarding houses; and after sOppg
day or two. they pack up their loose clothes ~
take their departure again, for resorts more ~
genial to their feelings. dsgusted with ~na,. y.
have wi. messed here. I could name se'efa' y
ties of ladies and gentlemen from our cry ~
made but short stay, because they could pnu
decent mmodations- il they found m.s
because other things we're not in keeP'nS"'
them"
This account taken in connection VIVA
New York Courier and Enquirer's "Com'o'S
Travelling" will be enough to cure the '''D''
able world Of its rage for Saratoga
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL

The Pittsburgh Gazette says that memorial,
Drawing Congress for an additional subscru,ior
On the part Of the United States, Of one miIlO'
Of dollars, to this work, are now in circuatu,
for signatures in that city and county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
THE MAILS.

The New Orleans Courier Of the Goth uldu.
announces a. an unusual occurrence-the arriuI
of the Northern Mail for the two previous DAYS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-05
OFFICIAL FIDELITY!

The Post Master General, Mr.: bar1, TsI
tertained at public dinner, at Na'", ~. xrs
on the elst uIi., a. testimony to 30. !" III
in the cause Of democrstie Pr,nc'P'e .S,iL n
past, and "in appreciation! Of b" 0N