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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
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find on sale by ". M MORRISON,
VNRANSArLANTIC sketches. comprising visits to
l. the most interesting scenes in North and South
America, and tie West Indies, with notes on Negro
Slavery and Canadian Emancipation BY Capt. J. e.
Alexander.
Bridgewster Trestses on the Power, Wisdom, and
Goodness of God, as manifested in the Creation LIST
Treatise: On the Adaptation of External Nature to
the Moral and Intellectual Constitution of Man BY
the Rev John Chalmers. ID ID Professor Of Divinity
IN the University of Edinburgh.
Chronology, Introfucti and Index to Uni.
verss History, Biography. and Useful knowledge; to
which are added, the latest Statistical Views of the
World, with chart of History.
Letters from the Moth of Europe, or Journal OF
Travels in .iolland. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Fin
land, Russia, Prussis, and Ssxony BY Charles b
Elliot. Esq of the Bengal Civil Service, of ,eens
College, Cambridge. and Member of the Royal Geo.
graphical Society," sept 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
Glover Hay. Rye straw, &c

NIOVeT Ahy, NSe .NtraW, GU
siNOR SALE, ABOUT tons prime Glover tIay; 4 or S
4 tons Rye Straw; several two and three horse
Ploughs, and good and substantial Family Gig, near
" new, with Harness complexion liberal credit,
for approved paper Apply to the subscriber, oppo.
site Messrs Kerr Fitzhughs store, King street, ~.
exaudri.. CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
l2-M6W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
Wheat Wanted.

TINE highest market price will be giVehiof "hea'
i at Triadelphia Mill, by
jy 19-f W. III a'LLn"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
Useful and q ne,MentaA.
The Indian Dye, for coloring and preserving the
Human Hair

The Indian Dye, for coloring and preserving the
Human Hair
VUlHIs excellent aud very innocent preparation dit
fers entirely from the various articles hitherto used
for the same purpose, nssmuch as it is free from all
noxious ingredients and will not. in the slightest d.
gree nre the texture Of the hair, even stain the
skim Red, light, grey, or grsey hair, can, m eight
hours, be changed by it to beautiful and permanent
black or brown or, If applied at night, on gong TO
bed the change will have taken place b, morning
Wbskers and eyebrows are col0red with the same
facility. -,
Purified Bears Oil
Among the many articles offered to the public for
the growth and preservation Of the hair none seem to
have given so much satisfaction as the Purified Bears
Oil-which has been known, in many as'ances,to re
store the hair on heads which had been bald for years.
also prevents the hair from falling oui AMI quickly
restores when lost from sickness. or any other cause
II gives to the most stubborn locks strong glossy,
and lasting curl; removes the dandruf, which often
mpedes the growth The hair. causing head ache &C.
The Bears OIL is far superior to Antique or h-ess-
sar Oils, which, being of vegetable origin, soon make
the hair hard and crisp while animal oils the con-
,rsry. make it soft and beautiful of the latter class
the Bears Oil being more penetrating is of course
nrefrred Mothers will find it excellent for the heads
of their children and 10 gentlemen ct fashion 1t re
commended for the growth OF whiskers When used,
should be well rubbed into the roots OF the hair with
a pene,r.tng hair brush which excies also healthy
action in the skin; the hair should be well oiled every
other day, before combing it. Being highly purified,
and pleasantly perfumed il will be found decidedly
snneror 10 ANY other article for in dress
ing the hair. Price IS cents PER bottle.
A parisiy of soaps. riz:
Fine Otto of Roses, Bitter Almond, Ceylon, Jessa.
mine, Lemon, Bergamot. Palm, Transparent, CHINA
mon, Windsor, Lavender. Pink, Mi'!efeur. Cream;
sutana Castillo and others Also, Shaving Cakesa and
Wash Balls of the first quality.
For ssle by JOHN u. JIM
sept l0-1aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
New school ard other Books

New school ard other Books.
TNLARK's Csssr; Valpy's Horace
" Gummere's Surve 'ingi Hutchin's Zenophon
Wrt's Life of Patrick Henry
Cicero Dolphin, Juvensl Delphini
valpey's Virgil
Dounegsn's Greek AID English Lexicon
Horace Delphin; Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary
Greek and Latin Testaments
Gr,m.hsw's United States. with Questions
Entick's Latin and English Dictionary
Aitbon's Sallust; Tit Livii; Lucisn
Adams Latin Grammar; Valpy's Greek do
Nelson's Greek Exercise
Aurray's Grammar; or, Key and Exercise.
Accidental Readers
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Together with several Political. Geographical. and
Medical Charts. Just received and for sale low by
sept 10 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

In the Sixth Congressional District Of Mary
land, in pursuance Of what was deemed the SEN
timent Of the New Market Convention to settle
the claims Of Messrs Johnson and Washington,
the latter gentleman has withdrawn his name
from the canvass.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

BY minister Of Providence. This seems TO us
to be the very madness Of philanthropy, not to
say rascality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

We have just learned thattk Difetsosso tSe
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company have
decided to adopt the upper route for the Rail
Road from Baltimore to Washington. Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

The firmnrss of Mr.. DUANE, in resisting the
mandate Of the President, which has caused his
expulsion from office, will in all probability, sc.
cure for him general respect, as well as great
popularity in his own State. 1t is now thought
that he will be sent to the Senate. Mr.. Duane
has not disappointed, thos far, the expectations
oil his friends apd the public.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
WASHINGTON CORPORATION NOTES

We are requested to say that arrangements
have been made, in consideration Of which the
Bank of Aleraadria receives, as formerly, Tor
exchange or on deposite, the notes OF the Uash-
iagtOn Corporation. This has been found, hi
,her,o, a great convenience to our citizens and
would seem to place them under obligations to
an Institution characterized by its lberality, and
desire to consult public convenience and adj
vance our common interests.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

.f6OiitiOn Of Siauery.-The Providence Ca
zette states that the Rev. Mr., May Of Brooklyn,
Connecticut, in lecture recently delivered be-
fore the Anti Slavery Society Of Providence, ad-
SOcated proposition Of indiscrimnate intermar-
rage between the blacks and whites! This
scheme, il is also stated, has been countenanced
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

Henry Ciay.-The Lexington Intelligencer,
says" We learn that the Hon. II. Clay and
Lady contemplate leaving tins city for the Fast,
on Monday next We also understand that they
design previous TO the commencement OF the SEES
SION Of Congress, to visit some friends IN Phiia'
dclphia; and will extend their journey as far as
Boston,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

Large Income The income Of Lord Francis
l., Cover, who has succeeded to the property oil
the Duke Of Sutherland, is 100000 dollars per
annum. His collection of-pictures is rsckOned
among the bestin England.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

The New Orleans Price Current Of the 9TH
inst. mentions the continuance of stormy weather
in thar city, and the total suspension of business
1t adds that "the fever is prevailing as an cpl.
demic in every quarter of the city where subjects
can be found, and is malignant and fatal to
greater degree than usual"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

.8nother Forgsry-A draft signed by the
Cashier Of the National Bank Of New York, al.
tered from either sixty or six hundred to $4,000,
was presented at the Western Bank of Philadel-
phia. on "Wednesday, and paid. The draft was
in favor Of Thomas Townsend, the letters Of
which comprise all the letters formed by the al
teration. A portion Of the original writing was
removed By chemical process. and the new let.
tiers formed were made in ink Of paer cast, as
the alteration is plainly perceptible on the draft.
A reward Of $500 has been offered by the West
ern Bank, for the detection Of the rogue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

More Poetry from 9. Adams.
ing to the Boston Journal. poem called the
"Piague in the Forest" from the pen Of this
gentleman, will appear 10 the Token for 1884.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

r .,rooance and contempt oil the Legisia'
Doe VI ,sor;ty of the country, which pervades II,
o., su strike every independent mind with in.
| 30 NV, and alarm. 1t 10 avowed almost in
dsua" That il is of no consequence what the OPT
ti"', what the enactments are OF Congress on
'eD .O"b;ect--by and BY it may be, on any other
ns ' uSIoxious provision was "an oversight in
l's ..;n This is the summary mode BY which
tSSS sscutiye Of free country evades the pro-
ne md The inhibitions Of the law. Are we to
'''oDc ,onv ell in our dayi Surely If there be a
re a,;ng spirit in the country, this last act OF
T 'u aggression must rouse 1t into action "
The Telegraph says
n. one Of these strange anomalies. which
,a3 occur in the history Of nations, We lind
s'u T,scutiye and the bank at war with each
a.. 10 sanction the usurpatioRs OF the Execu.
..s because we are opposed TO the bank, would
~" NV, Increase the power OF the Executive, al.
IL .o great, as to threaten the entire loss OF
, To- and we are satisfied that TO sanction the
n'S.,,n,ion Of the State banks, under their pre-.
ar,,rizarion, will be to consolidate 10 the
"u' If the Executive, all the powers now di.
r i'd hs,veen the U. States Bank and the Pres'.
l ,.", And it is impossible not to see that this
:. IL, real question, which lies at the bottom OF
I n rnoyement. The bank has refused to enlist
:. partlsan in support Of the election OF An
~" az. I,ckson. and Andrew jackson has re-
.al,sd that the bank shall be punished, aud that
- nnblic moneys shall be no longer deposited
~ hank which does not throw its whole weight
'o,o that politcal scale which he may wish to
nrsnonderate. After what 1--WE have seen, no one
IN ml.understand bis declaration, that any in
,.,fsreuce in elections will be sufficient cause
n, withdrawing the deposites. BY this he
means. that the banks, in which the public de.
Do.i,es are made, which take part in the cleo
,,ans ooaiinst the Executive will, must be pun
;.ssd and others, who will conform in this res
n.r, must be selected. Did he not lay down
he same principle in regard to public ON.
,,,, and do we not see the public Offices filled
n,,h busy parrisans, selected because they are
plr,isans."
Bu, then comes BRENNUs, with the sword OF
povEq. and visit into the scale. The Globe
says
YES. General Jackson has never made an
,uDeal to his countrvmen in vain. At New Or
Otleans be said. s0ur country must and shall
be defended" aud it was defended. When Null
icatlon reared its bloody banner, he said, I" the
Federal Union must be preserved" and 1t was
preserved When the Bank is now assailIng our
Institutions By corruption in thousand insldlous
arms. he saws, IL must be destroyed, and 1T
WILL BE DESTROYED"
And has il "come to this complexion" at last:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

40 Bundles Nay,
TUsT landed and for sale low, iftsken this morning,
% from the wharf GEO JOHNSON Co
Who offer the two Pianos lately advertised AT We
RI REDUCED PRICE, to close sales, Immediately.
sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25

II appears BY correspondence published in
the Washington Globe, that G. LESLIE, Esq. the
artist, who has for some years past resided IN
London, has been appointed Teacher Of Drawing
at the Military Academy at West Point. and that
he has accepted the appointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
From the .Nssen.l Ga.,ft,.

The Committee OF Arrangements Of Anna
polls, for the last Anniversary OF Inde rem
denee, have published in pamphlet the glow =
Ing Grafton which the Rev. L. Constantine
Psc delivered IN that city on the occasion,
at their request. We arc struck with this
passage
WAS II not stated regret IN be Obliged
10 speak Of myself individually, but the sub
Jeet and the occasion will be my apology
was u not circulated through the press. a, M
argument against my election 10 the Chaplain
cy oil The Senate, that ! am a subject Of the
foPe-that had made an oath Of allegiance
10 him rs temporal Lord, and that certain
honors had been conferred on me. " Inch az.
eiudedme from the birih-righis my country
shall contradict all these assertioa.i n, a.
necessary before such an assembly, for me 10
declare, that know Of no temporal come
ION existing between myself and the Pope-I
acknowledge no allegiance To his temporal
power am no subject Of his aominions-
nave sworn no fealty TO his throne-but am.
as oil American Catholics glory TO bs. iade-
pendent OF all Foreign temporal authority-de-
voted TO freedom, to unqualified federation. In
republican institutions. America is our eesn-
try-her laws are our safeguard-her Cop.ti.
tuition our Magma Charta-ber tribunal oar
aPPeal-her Chief Magistrate our national
head-to all which we are subject and obe-
dent, IN accordance with the Injunction Of
our religion, which commands us TO give no.
nor where honor Is due 10 be subiec,, Ia The
powers that be-and 10 give unto Caesar the
things that arc Cnsars."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The case of De, ou aud iIendrickson, com
mcoiy called The .S<w Jsrsv Q.skr~ Csss.
Vas yesterday deeijsd By the Court of Ap-
peais, st Trenton, On favor Of The Orthodox
Psriy-ahs Court sfkrwisg he jodxoeei PRIV
nounced by Judge Ewing in the Court II
Chsoeery. The progress Of the cause has
been watched with much intercst by the de-
domination OF Friends on account Of the num-
Der OF cases depending on the same prime ,
pie. That portion OF the Quskers called
h,eksites claimed the property In dispute ss
Beng majority Of the Society; the Ortho-
oox Claimed NJ beins &C Tie true aud otiri-
nal Quaker faith. The question ~,s argued
~itb great solemnity aud elaboration by ..r,.
OF the sbiest lawyers In the sts,e-Ne..rs
Wall and souihsrd on behalf of the ti,eli,e.
and Messrs- Wood and frsl,nghuy sen in q, -,
OF the Orthodox party. The points srx,.. 4
we believe were these LA the first plse.
whether the property beguss lhed os gwen for
the dissemination u certain religious doc
tr'nes must ever after be employed ca that
purpose ard ~ so. whetber the fIiclsitcs or
the Orthodox nrc the real inheritors Of the
doctrines Of William Penn, aud so entitled Ca
tho property. Both of these points appear
10 have been decided against The uicl.,te.
although the ground taken by the court on
the first Of them is attended with this d,fIscuI-
ty, that property granted Cor the disc min A.
ton Of any particular doctrine NAV, undo r
their decision, be employed in the support OF
opinions which have grown obsolete, as long
rs n single man can be found willing To take
the money and profess the opinions. The
decision IN this ease Is final. and ~ ~ bind n
large amount Of property in the southern part
oil The State Of New Jersey. The Court be-
lore WHOM u was tried consisted Of 4 Iudl,es
and there Is report that 4 Of them dissent
ed from the opinion OF the majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Ihe Wondering Piper at Plymouth. The
PIPER" tsays the Ply mouth Democrat az the
iith INST. made his appearance in the town.
last wednesday, and was rery eooliy receiv-
ed. Such bunch Of Arrogance never be fore
took up 30 digni6sd on employment. He
Plped IN PiIgram hall from to s o'clock, p.
NJ. to an audience composed Of small boys
aud girls. AZ O'Clock, several gentlemen
iaid money ON his desk, thinking il would be
more delicate manner OF bestowing their
misapPIled charity than putting IL INTO his
hand. Upon this the piper told them Vcr,
grnfiiy that they might take il up again; Il
they couldn't put is into his hands re wouIdn't
touch IL, and they accordingly had the meIan-
choly satisfaction OF re-Pocketing the cash.
The piper - stout athletic man, and il is
thought might get an honest living by work
ing on = farm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

IN action - nov pending IN the Supreme
Court a Albany against the Mechanic and
FARMERS Bank % that place, involving the
sum Of two shillings The plaintiff alleges
hat 10 presented 20 the Bank for payment.
one dollar bili, and that the CASHIER ref,,sed
payment on the ground that tie bill vas u,u-
tlssed' The fourth part q the same being cut
or torn OF, but rendered tie pisintia seventy.
I'VE I'VE cents ~hieb be Refused, and saying that
u'e hhi a. good for seventy Ave esuts IL
vas good for a dollar. The ground 81 A.
fence taken BY the Bank u, that the note go.
probably muiilaied for the purpose Of eoyn.
teFisiting. and tbst the Fognes have a way of
making i've god bills ott Of four. by takine
clip from each, whereby the Bank d m,ls
responsible Toe i've hundred dollars where il
issues only four hundred
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22
rU PrsTucNor.

lie Ckeievs ~ H.gusse~p--We have Dc;
Jet Published any cases Of cholera sNi,,n- N
Hsgsrstovn, because We have waited Or
report from the Bosrd Of Health. They have
given none, and We think We arc warrsute ,
IN letting our country friends know the !, ~.
81 state of a1airs. to ailsy The false iunpre,.
sioes created by runor.
The 6rst case az n resident Of the tow
thf, sss-on. vas on sunday IN. 9TH int. TN ,
old eoiored women we're taken On That q
and died the neat, on Tuesday. an cd g..
Iorrd man died. Since then there have be,
four deaths, va on Saturday morning las-
Mrs BOY. wife Of Mr.. Michael Foy,-an.! a..
Saturday night. two children and one old I,
dy. the wife Of Me-. NCo-ky. near Tie Cath
Ice grave yard fisgsrs Frss Press, ing A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

We notice in New Orleans paper, n num-
DER Of facts, presenting, in q point of view
at once striking and alarming, tie unhe altbi-
ness and mortality of that climate. IL ap-
pears, that some years since, an association
OF mechanics was organized in New Orleans,
inc OBJECT OF which was Ito relieve the
wants, 10 comfort the sutferings and TO pro-
mole the happiness Of their fellow creatures ~
during period Of FIVE years, the number of
members attached 20 this assoc iaton Was "a.
OF these left the city, 81 resigned, and 90
we're land IN the earth, during the same brief
period. OF the first - names on the roll.
SO, embracing Beasly the whole Of she opiGIs,a.
members, died in less than Ave years.
About ten years since, nineteen indiv iduals
TOOK up sheir residence In New Orleans, in
company IN the course Of nine years, l6 OF
them had died, aud during the late pre- ' aIeDee
OF the cholera IN that city, the nineteenth
u'ah-tsc only survivor-was gathered to his
companions! This IS truly a frightfuI pic
ture for contemplation.
The Missouri (St LOUISE Times, in pub
iisbmg one Of the letters Of Mr.. Brooks the
editor OF the Portland Advertiser, concerning
the prospects Of the city Of Now Orleans
taxes occasion TO add some interesting mar
ticulars Of the navigable extent of the Mis-
sour and Mississippi rivers. In general there
Is very little accurate knowledge upon that
suoleet while all have a vague notion of
mighty exPanSe of territory wateTed by those
sueams' lew arc acquainted with the fact
that steam boats ascend in ordinary seasons
more than t'co Thousand miles above the mouth
OF the Missouri, and in high waters. the
s'camooats OF the American Fur Company
ascend SIR hundred miles higher; and that
north~ard the Mississippi is navigsblc for SIX
Louis. o.
Inc country - exceedingly beautiful and
productive. The soil II so rich, easily cult
waited, and bouniifuI IN iis returns 10 The IA.
Dorer, thoi The whole tOil-worn population Of
Europe might be poured in the saIlie. sod
md ample support, without tasking the earth
70 ITS utmost. There j. a world Of nnex haust.
ed almost untried fertility, IN which new
states Will 5000 grow up TO power; aud mil
Hons as we'll the eXpaiFiaisa fugitive from
tyranny abroad, AID their children. a. the
sons Of this American generation, find album
dant blessings, and happy home for liberty
Ran .7ytisy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

Splendid Bedsisad There has been
lately exhibited 90 the Palace OF the Tame.
DO 81 -. PetsTsburgh. . state bed. con.
'lrueied II the royal msnnfsetory by order
81 The Emperor, 10 be sent - . present. 10
the Sehsh Of Persia. II is formed Of solid
crystal. resplsndent with silver srnament,
y y aseended BY steps Of blue glass, cod
has iousiain underneath, 60 eonsrived AZ
TO throw GOT on eseh SIDE Jets Of odorifsr.
ous waters. The effect Whea the chamber
- lighted up - sbsOluteIy dszsiing. 80 !,
hss the appearance Of myFiNds. or die
moada lCaiignahis 1fssssaRsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-22

The YsIus Fl Married .Hsn.--"A LITTLE nor.
animstiOn, my dear" whispered 4 adv a.
the gentle Susan, who vas NAlkinr la5.,,,,l,s
through qusdrille. "Do leave me 10 psnsos
u,y own business, Msmma," replied the pro.
yident lymph " shall not dance my rug
lets out u curl for married man ~" Or
course not, but ! was not aware who your
partner vac