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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17
Public Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Aera facias issued by william
I'D Minor, Justice of Peace for the County Of Alex
andria, D. C., and to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, on Tuesday. the 10th September next, 1t
O'Clock on the premises. to the highest bidder, for
cash. all the right title, and interest Of Augustine D.
Williams in and to . certain
LOT OF L A N D
ON which said williams now lives containing FORTY
ACRES more or less; subject to his wfe'a dover-ts
ken by execution to satisfy debt due Thomas Tuck
er, of said county. WESLEY CARLSN,
aug 8-eotlOthSep Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

Plaster Paris, (retaiI) per ton, 10 UU
FLouR.-Yesterday the wagon price Of new
new wheat Flour was Sc OF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

Sacred Music.
nYER's Selection. consisting Of about three humid.
IL red Psalm and Hymn Tunes; sixth edition, i'm.
proved and enlarged One groce received for sale by
aug IS j.. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

a Gard.
nocTous VOWEL If DYER. having associated
ID themselves for the purpose of attending to the
practice of Medicine respectfully tender Their PROBES
sona services to the inhabitants OF ALEXANDRIA ano "
vicinity. ,e II, Vow.
Their office is Immediately in the rear OF Dr FoS.
es store where they may be found at all hours OF tne
dsy. Dr. v. will, be there at night, and Or. Dyer may
oe 'I co1un =, ~, .,ree,s aug7-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17
Wool.

Wool.
u>s. h;xhe.. market price win be paid Tor WOOL
l. either "s'"'o 8. ". b 8. n. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17

KicNard J. Pollard,
SURGEON DENTIST,
DEGs leave most respectfully to inform the citizens
ID Of this place and vicinity that he intends com;
mencng his professional business in this place, ana
homes by close attention business, reduced prices
and success in operating, to merit the favor OF ALL
RI p is prepared TO insert Natural, Horse ="
and porcelain Teeth of all the various shades at the
shortest notice. v.
He may be seen at Mr.. A. O. Douglass on hng "feG
.econd door above Pitt street, north sde. ne WIZ
wat on persons particularly lades their dwellings
apr l7-d6ta2awtf --
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
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ice I"il'lic hing entitled 10 flI know lcdvr og
ii' oPnn''s rod sieu II thpe. vho ma, b. pi,e.d
~ y, u a1 eandidf frr - ..i,,., - could
'n"Hit o. 0ur euusidrFstits = hfief q a rueut eg
ny opnions ulpn ore a. ~, ergat Iessiing t.,u,rs
No. bf'Hr W., puiilie flr disc sion This u ~.
,1',ret Il sLaVtFT ! .srn d. NOR ,arsic,.isr b,
,isiing ny opHionsupon t..s stbtef frori tie 80
ut tsrs have been rnt,Ffausd % NJ gltiss, 4, CIV
,icssUp a. D. hss b..rt f-srusi. that. a ,le,t.
n,igit icd ris sid ~ The scheme "A sl.sla,a,,'
= 'fi r'yrr' 10 tto 'rt sft.t rodi,iop views ,,,i
l"t"s' % u',s vho vosid ,lso, i.,sr,.t. ., To-
l"f'nt 10 ~ hands viii sisic eiie, a. MR.,
Nith I"i Wl-utnfni g. entnu.sif
- Nftp thr ubarst rigid 4 ors s,,.,, a., 80
''o''f ~ hv'ienitry s,rtitue. there .ee,o.to b..
u"S ~ hnic diHrrenec ~ ,,,saioe sitl,sr "a
si@''h"hhrs ~ uon-siayr ioli.rs Thi.o....,i,.,
~, " ~ n'sriy sttc' thibk Nth ,l,. ,r.,,,
unl ifiiy ujsoi, dis ts,.ita
~ lb,isete siasers tohc y ,ltaf evil o.. a, a.
rlsions '' ~ P@''e,"
20 ~ ti'r Jsrerrut siaie of tie i a,b Ittft.,,
W., ."l.'ith - sis'er, g. b. ,'s,rfy .g..rs,te.bis
ins euiTe nds "a aic .sis-rne. al tr,.-.t,,,,
'u'a shiss' lssts bron b,f.rr the t,5.i..
tVI' Fth can NO 30 ditt eta y ln t,ri.f ri
VI ''asei' ~ aet declaring Ia. of ,n ~
"- " ~cla re a siaysa i-5rt a. 49, I. ed,
'''i "a, $50, irts - tsrt..iu az. &C.,. ~ =. -
"--s Mt VI, vtoi, rae foa q, ,.is.t.. =. %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

ToR THE VIRGINIA TREz, PGkss.
THOUGHTS ON SECESSION No q


Having defined the nature. AKA stated the
object Of political secession, and having shewn
That q rests secure, protected not only b, rem
son and justice, bat by moral propriety. and
too often by moral necessity also, proceed 10
examine the foundation and ascertain the IL
mits Of this sacred snd indestr7ict,bls right
us foundation has been laid in the human
constitution, not by the wisdom OF will Of
man, bot by the wisdom and will of that God
who made man and bestowed on him lust such
properties ~ be thought proper. u Is then
DIVINE work, and no power 10 heaven or on
earth The power Of Deity alone excepted can
ever erase q from the nature Il man. Not
ah the tyrants on earth, or the 6spds in he'll
can destroy u For God has made 4, an "a.
sential attribute Of human nature Xyi,bou,
y, man would No longer BE- man-but a ncre
beast. AZ long, therefore, ~ human nature
lasts, this precious endowment Of its Creator
must belong 20 n. Whoever. then. shaIt A..
tempt 70 arrrsi or suppress IT. exercise. " Al
sooner or later ccrtsibiy hbd that b. has more
man mortal man u contend Wiil.-that he Los
that God foe bis adversary, whose gift thi.
t.shi y, and Who BY ne very bcstow nent IA.
P'eageu himself 20 protect ns exercise. or a.
venge hs wrongs. Yes, ~ sure q. there /. =
500 ~ heaven, ~ syn eC fhs oepyersr sGau 4,
%eAfH, snd fysrg frsnf hvusbisd sbogB M.
bh'ons IN millions ate npt 10 support In, uo.
Just devoted, tOiiersng power
u - Uncomfortable, that mans cg,.,,r L..
PI''h'a Vsfieiy ~ means for the pureos.
~ PFO"oiins TIC Lsfg.nes, - 'hs ia,ofa,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

MA. tntTon.
Most iEbsrsl ani unfOundsd sspsrsisns
arc cast upon those Who supported the sub-
auufs offered a. the late pubic meeting m
ChsriestoV The resOintioaa are called the
sNsLifyaR Resolutions, and aery y msde tina,
Only frsirs eonld he found ~ sustain them
Let those Eho make ihis silly vaunt. con
teDe aHoihsF meeting--nov thst the excite
ment . over, Hnd when tho public mind has
had tine for cool rejection lrt a fuu snd
calm discussion be bad. % he great nrinci-
pies - tie sctcfnu,nt Under Which wG ave
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-16
BRIGHTON MARKET-March Il,
(RepOrted for the Roston p.s,;,,

DrLNAAiO OiN MAhkEI-M0rch
(keported for the Boston Patrios.(
AT market this day 382 Beef Cattle.
Including 30 onsold last week. 537
Sheep and 725 Swine. 40 Beef Cattle
remain unsold.
PRICES. Beef Catlle-No particular
variation from last week; some qualities
may have been sold a shade less. We
noticed four beautiful cattle taken for the
Plymouth market at Is; we also noticed
one yoke taken at $50. We quote prime
at 1915 e,25; good at $5,s5 a 5,75;
thin at $3.50 a 5.
Sheep-Wo noticed an extraordinary
Cosset Wether fed by Col. Alpheus Al
derson, Of Shelburn, half blood, /" Bike
well breed" two years old, tsken for $40,
probably the largest and fattcst Sheer
ever driven to Brighton market, and cold
for the most money. We understand the
said Sheep win bc exhibited at F.YH.
Market alive th,s day. We also noticed
40 wethers taken at 50, being part Of a
lot Of IS fed by the same gentleman which
average over SO each. Several lots were
taken at prices from 4 to Sc, and ono lo,
for less than S..
SWINE No lots were taken: few were
retailed q Be. for sows and 6 ior barrows
N0ie-We would remark that Beef Cat
lie generally THE season weigh remsrka-
bly, light.
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!. rOR THE STAR.
BIBLE CLASS QUESTIONS,
FOR THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2lsT.
Matthew. TN ChuDfer.


. Matthew, 1th Chapter.
!, Quest. ia,-What does our Lord teach
concerning rash judgments in v. 1,4;
what are the parallel passages of. Paul
and James; (see Romans 2: flames Q:
49, is what is here said intended to dis
countenance the judgments Of civil mag
istrates; (see Prov. 8: l5-Romans i3 :
a. or Of Ecclesiastical governors (. (See
Matt. 10: i7;-f6: l9-lst Cor. s: g.
Qssst. Qd-Doe what 10 said in LIST and
ed verses, forbid passing judgment on, or
reproving the evil actions Of brother or
friend; (See Levitt. 10: l7;-Eph. 5: II;
Romans ID: 4;-lst Cor. 4: 81 aad
what does Christ say in 3-5 v. should
be our conduct before we reprove, or cor
rect the faults of others
Quesi 3d-What is the meaning Of the
9Th "; {see Acts l8: 46;-Matt. ~: IA,
I5,) was this a proverbial saying among
the Jews.s
Quest. 4M-Can any Argument be de-
daced from the 9Th v. against preaching
the gospel to vile sinners (See Matt.
8: 10, II, compared with 81: 81, 32.)
Quest. 5th-Is there any thing in scrip,
ure from which we may infer that dogs
wore objects Of a. aston and fear Of the
aacicnts (See Job 80: lid Samuel
8: 8;--Dcut. %: l8;-Phil..3: 2;-Jer-
emiah l5:,3.)
Quest. 6M-How does Christ teach us
in Ill v. to obtain whatever may. be
needful for ~ and what encouragement
does he give that we shalt obtain il !
Quest. 7h-What rule does Christ lay
down in i2--14v.to regulate our inter-
course with each other; and how does ha
enforce Il .....
Quess. How are we to treat false
teachers !; and by what fruits are we too
know them 1870 v, /; does the word
fIuas ia 18th v. refer to actions, or doc
ts1nes 2 (Ses Matt. 23:2.
Quesi. 9th--Who shall enter into the
kingdom Of heaven, and shall bs rcjected'
(2i-a3 W.
Qsest. iOM-To what does our Lord
compare those who hear and obey his pre-
cepts and to shat, those who disregard
shsms (sa-a7.)
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Tho Cholera 10 sensibly abst;ns n
Nashville, the number Of cssos having
much diminished, and those which do oc.
cur being of Z niIder nature.
+. DR.. William A. Hamilton, who was ar.
rested, charged with = participation in
The Coventry murder, hss been honors.
bly, acquitted BY the court ofsxaninasioIl
Ne yssssbls JsmS lgsdisos was q
s:; ss;s e 8 ss5,sa -; =. -
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ls Ma. RANpALL--At the commsnccmeal
Of your current volume, amongst Other
Plessast sounding prosnises, was one a
promote by all fair and honorable mssns,
the good old antedeluvian business of mat
fi,noGy. Nov the object OF this scroll Is
% congratulate you on the wonderful suc-
cess which has apparently attended yosr
brief course oflabor. Should you sue,
cesd half as we'll in politics, Arnold will
be elected !; for since you pat hand 70 che
plough, hymen's gates have been throag-
ed, and though many have entered in,
the crowd seems rsther to increase than
diminish. So that fears are enterained
by some, who are, probably, wise above
what iswritten, that stock will soon fail.
But ofthis there is little prospect, to those
who view things more disrsssionately. |
am Of the latter class. Trae, it 10 a |
delightful sight to see the young aad in-
accent safely sheltered fom the storms
which beat.On solitary and lo0ely heads.
But, Mr.. Editor, why don't you try to
bsssk up ssmc'uf the Gallow grounds Tryj
o discover the vulnerable pat-the un-
protected heel Of that scrssty band, who
ave 20 lobg refused to enter in them
elyes-and hinder those that would
Years have gone by since in the pride of
outhial beauty, my charms were first dis
aayed before one Of this insensate ciass.
'ith the iaudsbie desire Of conquest.-.
sAffied 10 the first attempt, recourse was
ad 10 other modes, but alas ! all was bat
,bor LOST; and years are now creeping on,
catering with snow my once auburn
'cks, and Plonghing up the polished sur :
ICE ofa face, once the pride and glory
q wearer. My remaining hopes lia- ;
efon the pledge you gave of -plead;ag | 4
y cause in the only quarter, decliniug b
outh and beauty will suffer me to indulge q
interpretation of deliverance. There
70 ! pray you, leave the younger class . !
r a little while, and just put IA on the .
i bachelors. Attack them ia their strong n
'lds-beat them out Of all their lastness- 81
,-and should success crown your well !: =
cant endeavors, strain ot eternal graf =,
,ds shall rise from the unprotected v
LYDIA LONELY. 81
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For Lieutenant Governor
JOSEPH CHlLDS,
Of Portsmouth.

Though by our political opponents ths
ccguomcn Of skyIisht,' and other terms
Of ridscule and rcproach, have been liber.
ally bestowed on this paper, in order te
deprecats our Iabors with the public; yet
so far from producing the intended effect
new subsc ibers continue to pour 10 upon
us almost daily. This, together with 9TH
or substantial marks Of appreciation from
our friends and patrons, leads vs., At times,
almost to imagine ourselves. basking ia
the sunshine Of popular favor, and truly
causes Us to 60 on our way rejoicing
For such favorable tokens Of good will,
we are more than grateful, and return our
unfeigned acknowledgements to the
friends who have 30 nobIy stood by u in
this hour Of darkness and peril but, -
far from Aattering oar vanity, or represai
ing our efforts, these crumbs Of comfort
shall stimulate " TO renewed cxertions ID
the course we have adopted, until the.
.
SrAR shall become every way worthy of
tas increased patronage and confidence
Of our friends. The firm and decided
stand we have already taken in advoca-
ling tho republican principles Of the old
school, in maintaining tho supremacy of
The law, in supporting tae National Re-
publican Prox, and in opposing the mach
nations cf factionists and demagogues,
have, together with the recent additions
to our subscription list, carried confusion
and dismay into ths ranks Of our oppo-
nents ; and brought our paper into more
poiaical consequence than could have
been anticipated BY iss most jealous sup
porters.
We know, that for some time past, our
course has given umbrsge to certain po-
Iitical aspirants, and brought upon US the
Of being an abusive little bit Of
an editor; but until recently, we had new
er suspected that our speculations could
possibly be mistaken for the sage lucu-
brxtions ofa juris consult. But such is
tho fact ; and lest the suspicion, however
unreasonable and unfounded, should gain
credit among those not in the secret fll
the community with doubt aud conjecture,
and cause great unsssinsss to sundry po-
Iiticai wisescres, towards whom we bear
the Creates good win imaginable ws
will, for the fortieth lime, again declare,
that % long a. We have the control Of this
paper, no ono shall be allowed . finger in
it, concerns, either to dictate our course
or in6uence our measures |; and, conse-
quentIy, that no ono can be justly held re-
sPonsibls FOR any thing pubIishcd in this
pspsr but o0sseIf This declaration 10 a.
gain made ios the especial benefit Of those
who feel themselves agrieved, and for put
ling them in the right way to obtain saiis-
Iaction. Let all such, therefore, no lon
ger seek q puta.ivs father ior what We
have alI along declared and scknowledg-
ed to be our legitimate ofIspring and
bavc, Al ali times, held ourself ready to
meet the ssspOnsibility Of the seknowl-
'dgsmsoi. Hsvtsw sepissi;ss ~ ssk
IS ~-
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The 6cnsls en tbs 97tb Of Feb. Sor the
shisd sime vqjeeesd ebe oo,niustio~ Of Sem
- 0wyua, - 60 elips e Recsivsg Pi
Psths Mstsst.upU. Ne Lasd O.
ess iu MHIsippj;~ 80. "
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The Rev. John West has resigned the
Rectorship Of St. Thomas Church, In
Taonton. The parish have unanimously
invited the Rev Henry BIacksllcr, Of
New Hsmpshi's, as his successor. Re-
porter.
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Rs~ : q. (sssy,.- -TAs Grand Jury
returned : bill of -isdieinsns against the
Rev. Mr.. Avery, (or the nurdsr VI estah
NJ. Cornell, on Friday moraing last -
The Court have assigned the fret Mos
day in May nexs for HE trial. II II sd
that his demesnor .was firm and manly. .
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.. :, - neeessss Stassw NJ
ss.~R.S
80 ~ ~. 1'-.s ~. II. re1
= ypotesd ~
4. -. ee ~ .ev'aR (ss
sS-- ~. Z! -, -, AngsssoI)
~: 80
- s.g9esess - 70 twhhdraw
r:'sesee sne eenelsman to mr.
's2vsr,ssg o. me ssejeess .
WhRles:y fese. and eRer word
q swes move1 me previous question.
~ tatou moved to lsy the resolution
% Me- table.
On this question, mr.. Polk demanded
i9he yeas and nays. -
Mr.. Wayn demonstrated, and believed
-shaf the motion Of Mr.. whittiesey had
-oeon out Of time, and out OF order.
The Chair decided otherwise, MIR.
\ Wayne saSmitted.
The question was then put on Slr. Pat
'son's mct!on to iaY tho resolution on the
table, asd decided by yeas ana nays
Yeas 70, Nays, SO.
!. SO the house refused to lay It on the
<stn.
Tho question then recurredson the mo-
aiSn of M. Whitlesey for. the previous
qoes len.
The motion was seconded by the
a1onse-- Yeas s6, Nays 10
lhe prcssoas question was then putt
nod carried, and tho main question, on
shss:qepsion OF the resolution, W. deci-
ded oy yeas and nsys. xsas iio, Nays
40: -
= inc faos:s reso'vea, I nat me nes- +
esngsent oepoa's may a tne opsn'oh OF
sns fipuses % ssisiy cont'noea " the
nsnk o me onassa os1ses
1De kaonse tnen scok UP 'ne. 1ene'.'
ArroPnsson n'n, wan .'e s%enume1's sWs
Sono 'desa'tory debate occurred on one
"r two o. 'ne .'emsEpan'cu'sssiyr r on ="
speno@ens onereo oy M': =. Lve'e"'
- s.'eoo 'ne ranking PIvneeo, Dy CIV
lng u 10 me nocrs from the Penod o. s'xiy
days before their entering Congress. to :
the hrst DAY OF the congress succeeding.
lh's amsndment was agreed TO-. ana the 2 3
bill was ordered TO : tnrd resd'ng. |"
EvENlN1 SESaON, IT,
AZ oc'ock, tne House sgain assem- y
bIed.
Inc o'!i: making aPpropr'suon ior the =
Engineer dePanmem, ana Ior tne clv. - -
IND diplomatic service, 20! sne year 1888, ~
we're .reao miro nme ano passea.
AFTER passing various sGts ITO" inc - -
senate w's"oat osoa.e, 'ne "cuse went
n'o Commh.ee o. 'ne "n''e Q" '"e n, ~
tate oitlc o.so6.
Ihs eu' making sPProP!sa'sons 'or tne e. e.
nd,as Department, was taken up. ~
Mr.: Everett moved 'of an smon0mens 4. A.
'rov'd'ng fos shc valuation ana Payment "" ""
q the property OF the american board :.
{ Csmn'.ss'ossr. Of kos:'fn Missions IN =, -
10 Oneessw Nsasons WHICH was agreed
o: Y. =.
Mr. Asn'.y Msosso an .mendment aP-
sePnssing 8tvV2A4 soe tne sxrenses OF
. acxpeditio6 againa the western Indians, =. ~
Inch was sgrsed 70. a. a.
Ane Comm"tse 'ncn Iose sno sePo''ea r,
% tills to the House. and shs amend - -
nsnts were conc0frec ~ IL.
Inc NcsPoh''an ifes'y o." was resd -
o. ne 'n,fd u"e ano passed: -
no House again went n.0 Comn'tses, ,,
~ 80. s". LII
Inc o'n exp's'n'ng the a so.a section o. ~, m
NC "a acI o. 'ne i4'n So'y, leo H.,
me pm nak'os appropriations 'or tne =
un.lc a, puuoines. .,n
Inc on. 20 e:P'a'n .no ameno .ne sew
~ Acss n"Posi"e ou''es ." na5owaIe. r.
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A state Convention Of Delegates wal
holden at the State House, in Providence
on Wsdaesday evening, Jan. ie, for The
purpose ofnominatiug suitable candidate.
to be supported by the freemen at the en-.
suing election for General Officers. Jo-
sErH L. TiLLisoHAsr, ESQ. was called
to the Chair, and LEVI Halls and C.
+: RoppISs, Esquires, appointed Secre-
'aries. The following gentlemen were
unanimously nominated.
NATiONALR REPUBLICAN STATE
NOMINATION.
For Governor
LIE MUEL Ill. ARNOLD
Of Providence,
For Lieutenant Governor
JOSEPH CHlLDS, 4
..,.s h Of Portsmouth,.
- Sssafors. II
! STEPHEN SrErRE, Snith6elA
2 HEzExIAH BoswoRTx, Warren
3 BESJAnIs SMITH, North Kingston n.
4 STEPHEN B. CORNELL, Portsmouth.
8 SAMUEL w. KING, Johnston.
8 WAGER WEEDEx, South Kingstown.
2 ELISHA HARRIS, Coventry.
9 DUreE ARNOLD, Warwick.
8 ETHAN FosrER, Hopkinton.
0 WILLIAM Smith, Scituats.
Henry Bo'ssn, Secretary.
.N6ert C. Greene, Attorney Gsnsral.
John Sie,we, Treasurer |,
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! w Ths s.prsas Jsdirhi cesn Il
ihp State, VIII commence III March ssysi
in Irevid. nes, nesl sref. ','1. {.
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A Post O6es hiss been sstsblIssS h
Dsunis, stthe hswss of La o. ChiId. m
|he essigNlsd - ~ Wtur Dennis ~
60 NlANp sysslc
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We percsive by the Canada papers,
that mr.. RsinsvilIsN gentleman recently
elected member Of the Provincial Per-
lament, when called on 10 sign The osih
preparatory to taking his ses6 ws} u6sl
bic to sign bis nsme, and Of coursS made
HE mark. Tho Montreal editor rscom-
mends that he DO put on The couu;Ves
on edpcstion. VI
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=, F,oM zsseMs. We learn isom Cant
Wadie'gh, OF the brig Angola, that shs
nrss division of Bavarian troope,. destined
Tor Greeceto support the thsanc IL Kiss
Ohio. arrived at Trieste, Dec. Goth f:he
day the Angola lefi, ,)and were to embark
an two Days for Pirano, where the con-
voy was to assemble. 90 tho 2lm. the
second division was expected 70 asr;ve /:
on the gath, the third 26th, the fourth !:
2Sth, the fifth and last amounting ia siii
to about 1000 men. The troops which
arrived on the 20th, clicitsd the general
odmration Of people at Trieste. The
Greek Committee had also asrivee. Ad-
m'ral Miaulis expressed himself very
much pleased with the young Sovereign,
from whom he had received marks of dis
tinction. No American men Of war at
Irieste.-.N T. Journal Of Commerce. !.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-16

COVENTRY. .--Yesterdsy,.. Saturday
morning David Gibbs, Of Coventry, and
Frances Leech, werc committed to the
'commo a Jail Of tho County Of Kent,
charged with the murder Of a ycune girl
named Burdjck. As the accused are
now placed upo1 their country, and are
10 be- tried BY thS impartial and intelligent
sribunsls Of the state, II 10 hoped, that the
pubic pvop will bs silent in relat'on "a
The crimes With which they stand charged.
tilI their fate 10 decided By the verdict OF
mn impartial Jury. The daughter oI
Gibbs, Who vss charged With . psrt'eiPa-
n The aIledged crime, has been dischar-
rsd .--rpSov. City Gazette, III.
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and ssIIy, Hope and Polly, Delight IN
Hope, Hope and Esther, Hopes Delight,
Hope and Susan, Good Hope, Mount
Hope, and a number Of osher eqna'ly
hopeful cogsamDos, Gro nsnse Of vesse.s
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hem vv.---Asion 1rnsferiPs. 2 ~. 3.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-03-16

Coo. Hom;lion's Sugar.-On board
the brig Catharine, which arrived at
Charleston on the 9th ult from Havana,
were % boxes Of sugars, consign ned to
James Hamilton, Jr. The Pa riot states
ths< he has declined to give bonds for
them, but required that they should be
stored for the present.