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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16
From the ". y. Courier and Enquirer.
Or TiE Ut
DELOf ANTWERP.

We have received by tins convey
anCe, London dates OF the evening OF
the Both ultimo, containing intelil-
gehce of the surrender Ofthe Citadel Of
of Antwerp. Neg give below the par
tic ulars rs extensively as the time
remaining to US will permit. ihe
hour forbids US INDUCING lii any CON-
ment.
The capltulation is at length signed
and the brave General Cnasse Is d
prisoner Of war In the hands vi lne
French. The negotiations were Car
ried on during the whole oi the DAY,
and it is only within the last nour that
the terms have been dennllNely set
tiled. Chase at first demanded that
himself and garrison should DE allow
ed to return to HOLLAND. 40 TINS Oe-
rard positively refused. aud desired
that the citadel should surrender at
discretion. A second parleine..ta
was then sent by Cnasse. Win differ
ent proposition. The Mar shat, ha,-
ing consulted a Council OF war, re-
turned for answer, that Cnassc should
give up all the forts belonging 10 Del
GUM along the Scheidt; aud tiiat. on
such conditions being aCCeded 10. he
would consent TO the nrst demand OF
the Dutch General. Chasse, after a
little delay, sent third parliamentary
with note to Gerard, stating that ne
had no control over 10. Is Lilo and
Lietkenshock, which were placed un-
der the orders OF Captain Bake. &C.
rard at length sent his alternative to
Chase, and desired a categorical an
swer with as short delay as possible.
The Marshal demanded that Lilo and
Liefkenshock, with all the forts depen-
deECies of the citadel, should be gwen
up, when the garrison would be per
mitted to leave the citadel with all the
honors Of war; or, that the dependen-
cies only should be given up, and the
garrison remain prisoners Of war until
the forts of ..lllo and iiefkeushocls
were in possession Of the Be.gla:.s.
Chase accepted the latter Condition,
and tn caPltulation was slgned at IL
O'Clock, by which the Belgians are TO
take possession of the out posts of the
gates OF the esplanabe and secours, and
that the Tete de Flandre, forts Burght
and D'Austruwil we're to be immedi.
ately evacuated.
| Seventy-five thousand Frenchmen.
with upwards oflU pieces common.
have succeeded, after twenty -four days
seige, i'll reducing the citadel Of Ant
werP, with its handful of men. The
honor in this instance Is ali on one side
the Dutch, Notwithstanding the over
whelming force Of their enemy, gave
them active employ ment for neari, a
month. and Only surrendered when the
citadel was reduced to ashes, and their
provisions and ammunition destroy ed
by the bombs Of The sieeeFs. HIS
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aud safely, calculate that the French
sheltering themselves under the treaty
Of the I'D of October, will he In no
great haste to leave the country.
Ia any thing | have said as to the
military maneuvres Of Gerard, ] do
not mean to throw any slur on the bra
very Of the French army. Their con-
duct in the trenches has been admira-
bic. and for conscripts they have shown
GOODNESS and discipline that would hon
or the most experienced army. The
conduct of the Dutch is worthy Of
praise they speak highly Of their bra
very and lament their fate. This af
ternoon several French miners handed
through the breach quantity ofbran-
dy and part Of their days rations to
their more unfortunate opponents.
NJ. GLEASON, the French diploma
fist, assisted at the council Of Marshal
Geral this afternoon.
THE DUCHEss OF BERRr.-This
Princess in her captivity, is watched
with unceaslng vigilance. \ few eve.
nings ago, boat, in which were some
workmen, returning from their daily
labor, attempted to cross the river up
on which her prison stands, aites the
evening gun had been fired; but the
vessel was seized and its cargo seat to
prison. In other respects she is al.
lowed every reasonable indulgence.
She enjoys perfect liberty in the in-
terror. Whenever the state OF the
weather permits, sh" takes her alks
on the ramparts. kiosks are to be e.
lrected on various parts of the citadel,
to enable the Duchess to draw land
scapes of the environs.-A model y
already nade 4 is Of wood, Of ar oc
tagonal form, aud about ten feet in di.
ameter. This model 10 to be placed
on tn. tower Of an old castle on the
rampant. 1t has three windcws-onc
towards the town, another towards the
road to Brittany, and third command.
ing view ofthe river in the direction
of paniilac. The n tosk also contains
a fire place. and the inside is Carpctted
and ornamented. The duchess Of
Berri has been indiSposcd TO- some
day. with slight Inflammation in the
chest. which it IS expected will soon
be removed b. the physician who has
been called in to attend her.
! REFORMED PAaLIAnENT.-Thc An
ti-Ninlsterial Journals promise them
selves muci, amusement, from the odd
assemblase Of reform member, .-ccent-
! ~ elected to parliament, and especial
~ from seeing that veteran OF the press
William Cobbett, in the same arena
with John Walter, editor Of the Times.
The former has been elected mem-
Der from. Oldham, and the latter for
Berkshire. Goblet is said to have
been long anxious for an opportunity
] to confront Mr.. Walter and repay with
interest the various imputations which
have been made against him and his
writings, in the Times. Accident has
now brought them upon the same stage.
and they must sit ard vote upon the
same ministerial benches.
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Joint Resolutions and Memorials.
A joint resolution authorizing sub
scriptiOn ofthe second volume Of Black
ford's Reports.
A joint resolution relative to the public
printing.
Memorial and joint resolution Of the
General Assembly, Of the State Of Indiana
soliciting Congress to appropriate land or,
money, sufficient 10 improve the naviga-
ton Of Wabash and White rivers.
A joint memorial on the subject of d
treaty with the Miami nation.
A JOINT resolution of the General As
sembiy relative to the public lands.
\ Joint resolution Of the General As
sembly Of the State Of Indiana, to urge
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25

Prince street .scaaemy.

THE undersigned, in announcing to the citizens of
Alexandra and it, vicinity, that this Institution is
now open for the reception IT youth, would respect
fully them that he will continue to enforce til.
rigid observance of scholastic discipline, pursue
the same efficient system in the communication of in
eruction, and the untiring Industry in lib,
discharge of his professional duties which have HI
therto invariably proved advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care The system of Exercises in
the Prince.stree, academy embraces the following
branches If I'd 'cation: Heading; Writings Arithme
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar; Geography
the u.s. of Maps and Globes; Geometry and Algebra,
with their ppcstion to the practical branches of the
Mathematics; rrigonometry. plane and spheriesl'
Vensuration; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the instruction of the tables annexed the pro
lection of Maps and planispheres, according to prn
cIples purel} mathematical; Typographical md Arcli
chitectural Drawings Civil and Military Engineering;
Comic Sections; fluyions; Gnomonicks; Astronomy,
and Hechanics Conscious of the extent and accuracy
his research in the branches of science above
ra,ed the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he i'll give instruction in item, not specifically, but &C
cordng principles susceptible Of conclusive proof,
in the rigid language Of irreiragabe demonstration
Terms OF tuition, and Rules of the Institution, will
be made known al the Academy
JOHN DEVIIN,
Alexandra, Dec. 2l-tf Principal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
Hew Classical and English

.1C.TOEIHf.
yaHiIE Subscriber respectfully announces TO the in
4 habtan,s Of Alexandria, that he has this day open
ed Classical and English Academy, in the house re
Gently occupied by 7. Vowel, Esq on Water st.
The undersign Is himself Of the present occasion
to cav, that he designs to establish himself permanent
" in this place. am devote his undivided time ard
attention 10 tie srtuous and important duties of an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
system of education will be adopted and ever, means
empo, ed to prmnte the improvement Ut hIs pupils
which much experience n Teacher has suggested
to him a. most conluc to that end The discipline
viii b MIDI and invariably enforced The course OF
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin CLASSICS, the
French Language. and the Mathematics. with their
most useful sppc tons TO practice; be- sides the ele
men,sry branches of an English Education
Terms of admission snd hours Of Attendance made
known application at the Academy.
n CROSSiS.
Reference is respectfully made TO Taylor, Pey
ton thompson, Daniel Bryan, and Wm L. Hold son,
Esqs. jan 7-d!w& colt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
Office Of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company.
WAsuINGToN Feb 9th, 1853.

N1OrICEishs rely given, that an instanent Of two
dollars and ff,y cents per STARE. (be'hg the SSH
slment every share of stock in the Chesapeake
an ohio Canal Company, require to be paid on the
~ day Of April otxt sturther sum oft~o dollars and
fifty cent, per share (being the seth nstalment' on
Inc 4h ds, of Nav next; further sum ct two dollars
and fifty CENTS per share (beinS the Sch Insslmtnt
,n ~ IS lay % siay next; aud further sum ofiwo
dollars sna Atty cents per share oeS The 3S'h install.
men) o. hr 10th d, Of June next which instruments
aus, b, paid to the credit of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Cana. COMPANY to the Cashier or other Officer OF Ell
ther of the following Banks, w:
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bank Of Washington. do
Patriotic Rank do
Bank Of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank Of Ale xandria, at Alexandria
b nix Of Potomac, do
Farmer's Bank of Alexandra, do
Hagers,own Bank, in fiagerstown, Nd.
Branch of the Valley Bank. in Charestown Va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Lessburg Va
BY order OF the Pr, silent and Directors.
JOHN r. INGLE,
CLERK Ches s. Ohio Canal Company.
feb 13-wtJune10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25

FIN Ewasipe .fns,per. Well, Mr.. NJ "
asked an acquaintance OF accelerated horse deaf
er who was leaving Long Pole W the other day,
shave you been paid your billi"-" No." re-
Piled the hero of the manager, 81 always gets an
ewasive answer when | axes for it," What
was his excuse to dayi" asked the inquirer
IVY, he said he'd see me id first. "Iepiied NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
NGw ssERyEs wph. HG-M0. 1855.
kucifer Matches.

sTvHE latest, most expeditions and convenient mode
for producing light, for sale by the subscriber
at WHOLESALE and retail.
On hand,
The various remedies for the diseases Of the seasons
also, swaim's Panacea, G W. Carpenters medicines,
Hesds Anti dyspepic Pills, Rusi's do Buffers ve
getabie Indian Specifics, Wistar's Cough lozengesi
together with most ofthe reguarTinctures. Oinments,
Pssters, syrups Pills, and other compounds in use,
carefully prepared by the subscriber, for the use
Physicians, Merchants and private families.
For Sale,
complete set of REES'S CYCLOPEDLa.
WILLIAM STABLER,
2mol3 Druggist & Chemist, farfax.st.
fWarreHton Spectator
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
Coach n harness Making.

TJNHE undersigned have established themselves per-
L manently in MddIeburg Loudoun County, where
they prepared to the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Barouches, Dear.
6orns, Gigs. ca rioles, and Harness..
Of the best quality, and the most reasonable terms.
Having learned their trades, and worked in the best
Northern Establishments. and having in their employ
hands from there, who likewise well acquainted
with the buiness, they pledge themse YES to flu nsh
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and appearance to any in the United States
KErAIHs in their line will be done at the shortest no.
tice and ON moderate terms.
" They have on hand, FOR sale, several handsome
fashionable Carriages and Barouches and splendid
sukey, and persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to call AMI examine them,
sATTERTHWAlT & RICHARDSON.
Midllehurp Va Feb 5-ff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
Patent COr0age, &c
Office ofthe Ches. 8, Ohio Canal Co.
WAsHlNeroN, November 2S, 1882

>SS
NOTICE is hereby given, that an nsalmcnt OF two
~ dollars and fifty cents per IN re, ibeing the 'ist
instsmei) every share Of stock in the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, is required 10 be paid on the
2i day Of February nexii further sum OF two dol
lars and City Cents per share being the 32d install.
ment.) on the 18TH day of February nexti further
sum of dollars and fifty cents per share being
he 33l nstaiment,) the first day of March nexti
and further of two dollars and fifty cents per
share (beng the Saith nstament,) on the Is day OF
.arch next; which instruments must be paid to the
credit OF the chesapeake and Ohio Csnsi Company, to
the Cashier OF other officer Of either OF the following
Banks, wiz
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bark of " ashIngton.at DO
patr.t,c snk, 90
Bank of the Metropolis do
F.rners' aad Mechanics Bark at Georgetown
Bank OF Alexandra at Alexandria
Bank Of Potomac do
Farmers Bank Of Alex's do
Hagers, pwn Bank in II gerstown, Md
Branch oe the Valley Bank in Charestown, Va.
And the Is anch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va.
b, order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p ,NGLE,
Clerk chesapeake and Ohio CsnaiCo
nov S0--wtl5,hAar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
Demii hns.

Q 4 Fourth, half. one an two gallon Denijohns,
o. just received per schr Velocity, from Boston.
.fiso on Hand,
Five Gallon Demjohns, German and American; all
for sale by thu dozen or smaller quantity.
feb IL % G.. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
" hNte ON
Madeira Wine.

's|uE subscribers designing In make their annual i'm
porlaton of Wine nv the iiop-, invite orders for
any description of Howard March e Co.'s brand -
In this Wa, the persoa ordering viii have the assur.
snce of receiving tho Wine shipped for them their
names being cut on the cask in Madeira.
GEO. JOHNSON g. Co,
who have remaining from their last Importation, a
few quarter and half quarter Casks at Burgundy, Tin
to, Grape JUICE and london Particular Madeira Wines
warranted pure imported, and for sale on their
usual accommodating terms. jan 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
HAS received. by ship Maryland, Capt. Morrcll.
IL airect from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bridport Shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is of the very
best quality, and is for sale on the usua! terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab woucn Kerscys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
few halcs best Shooting aud shifting Cottons
lie has on h nd.
VERY FIRST quality black Italian ustrng
Ladies' Engisa white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French bes, F!orentine Vesting and
velvet WaIstcoating
Blue and black supcr6ne Cloths and x erseymcr
&c &c
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
l0w.priced Csssinetts
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Drity Payer IS per annom. Country paper IS.
For New Orleans,

-EE On the 25th instant, the splendid packet brig
- iRIEL, Capt. -. For cabin or steersgs
Pe.s,s ,95,h FRANKLIN 4 ARMFIEL0.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25

sge GEO. T. BRowN respectfully Of,
fers h,nsef to the Voters Of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, a. candidate fer tho next shslj&afy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
For Rent,

..NrrA 'rhe large and commodious HOUSE,
MEssL&at the Village. with valuable fruit and
MGiIiEvegeiable GABDES Of two Acres. former.
Viy owne BY George Taylor, Esq.
Also, three Squares cf two Acres each, next west,
east and north east, and ten south east Of the
first Apply to Samuel Larmour, at the Ware
house Of SAN'i.. y. LARHOUR l. Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-25
AAamps

EUSr received from Boston, per schooner Trans.
- port, v,ry hsndsom as>"rtmsn mt OF
CIT, Grouad and Plain ENTRY Lamps,
Of the most fashionable description. Also On hand
English Bronzed Astral Lamps
DO do Mant1l do
Do Bras shop do
DO Tin Wall do
Together with large assortment of China & Glass
ware of every Description offer for sale on moderate
terms, wholesale or retail.
window Glass of every size and good quality.
ianS0 HUGH g. SMITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07
NOTICE.

THE partnership existing between
Overholzer Il McNutt, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due the said firm will be found in the hands
If Abraham 8. Jeferis Esq. at the old
stand for collections; all persons indebted
to said firm will do well 70 come forward
and make settlement immediately.
OVERHOLZER e. MCNUTT.
n. b. The business will be continued
and carried on at the old stand by Samuel
who has just received = fresi.
supply Of Groceries, which he will sell low
for cash or good trade.
SAMUEL OVERHOLZER.
Richmond Dec. 7th 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

IN. HasouAYcThe~E11nn1nfne
Of laA week contains an arlicp epue4 49,
nature q initials q A. NJ, of abo1t
umns in length. in wiich tie winter
much ability, defended the cnSoeiune ~
means IL our country against the G 1ef =
black skin. And among Other q - ~
bon to show that il would Be e. -
sistent with ropriety and religion y0e
minR3e with them in maFiage.-Wi(znk
statme whether A. NJ. has or has not ~.
Ne convert 10 his doctine, would q
say to A. NJ. that examples is ever conaid-1
cred weapon more powerful than 'precepG,
or If he pleases than the g AEgumentum ad
hominem; - and that If A. NJ belongs to the
state Of single Elessednes,' and win Join
himself, las sappose him to be Of the mas
culine gender,) in holy wedlock with Miss
.Phils,' will admit that he is sincere, and
truly an 'amosous' philanthropist. And
that he may have no cause Of complaint, in
regard to having a sufficient variety and
number to select his stfair" partner from,
would invite him to come to Richmond.
Here he can be introduced to score or two
of the shade Of 'Pharaoh's daughter and
this colored Queen Of Ethiopia perhaps
a few somewhat assimilatcd to the creole
damsels. Should he then not succeed /
hope he will have as much honesty and can
dor IS Robert Owen, who attempted to es-
tablish his community at New Harmony, this
State, and acknowledge that the attempe
was ''fa,lure." And fhis gallantry should
be doubted, his purity Of intentions win not.
w. l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

ious notion, tien, Jest cone into ny
head. aud / seeod stock still, holdio
the Ginerars pataloons in one hand,
and his right boot. upside down, IN
tother, and there lay the specs
on the floor, Tor what there was
left on cmD and the Gineral stood
lookin at me, with eny, most notion on
him, and the Message and the Treasu-
ry counts, and my slate lay ON the
table-an awful time to stand so.
So to rights the Glneral he spoke,
and, says he, Major, what are you
thinkin' on! Why, says ], Cineral, ]
was thinkin, says ], il you had kept
your spectacles in your side breast
pocket, they would be on your nose
now; but, says ], that aint the worst
on't' I'm afread, says ], Cineral. we've
got too many pockets Tor our mony.
and when We want it We shall have to
come to our shirts aud boots before we
lind il.
The Gineral got as bornity as all
nature at this, and, says he, "Major, l
wish now you was only Calhoun, or
Biddls, or Clay. OF M'Dufiy, or Don
Pedro, or Black Hawk, or any one but
Major Downing-6or ] feel as if ]
should like to give some one thrash
ing" Why, says !, Gineral, you amt
mad nor nothin, be you, for am too?
says |; and every time look at the ac-
counts, says ]. feel as If would like
to git hold Of some one; and SO we
stomped about a spell, cussin and dis
cussin most things, till We got cool agin |;
but it was considerable Of a storm,
tell you. Your friend,
J DOWNING, Major,
Downingville Militia, ID Brigade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

J. DOwNINc, MAJ. DowNlNcvILLE
MrL,rIA, 2ND BnIGADE.-(ue ike to
be particular. We la. before our rea-
ders a letter from our distinguished
friend, xho as usual seems to lie en-
crossed with important matters. We
feel no compulsion TO applaud. but we
do venture to say, that among the
numerous happy illustrations which
are generally found III the Majro's let
ters, none are more ingenious, or more
60 the point, than the hunt for the
Generals speCtao!es. Nor can we
conceive how he could more humof-
ously call US to rcflec. on the possihili-
ty OF hunt after the publ,c deposits,
in the event Of any portion OF them
getting in a pocket with a hole in it.
WASHINGTON, l2ih Nov. 1893.
70 nsr oil frieaa III. D.-igh., Of TIE
.stssr York Daily .Idvertiser.
have always been tell,n the Gin
cra!, as You know, that Of all troubles
there was none so tuf to get round as
money troubles, aud when such matters
get in a snarl it was worse than tryin
10 s.rasten q melitia line after dinner.
Twas always afraid tsat VIC was gettio
toS many folks 10 handle the money.
and to be 6gesiD az the accounts.
Ever since I vas boy ] always had a
uoli0o that the fewer hands in count,n
the heater, and the less you handle the
"A = "A :
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-07

RY virtue Of writ Of venditioni expon-
- a. to me directed from the Wayne
Circuit Court l will offer for sale in the
town Of Richnond Wayne County Indiana
on Saturday the 25th Of January next, the
south half Of Lot No. IL, in the town Of
Richmond, and on the part laid off BY
John Smith and [ ounted as follows, to wit:
by Daniel Reid on the north Robert Dill
horn, on the east and lot No. l3, on the
south Pearl Street on the west and rum
ming 9 rods back and q rods in front
formerly the property Of Jesse Keslipg
taken in execution ~ the property of An
drew Hiodman 1t the suit Of George Sprin-
ger and John Smith Exrs.
JOHN WHITEHEAD ShG. w. C..
Nov. 9th 1888.