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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-11-23

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

Rise u PropeHy.-i lot of land was
recently sold III Buffalo for $4,000
which few years ago was purchased
for 500. This truly prosperous city is
destined to great commercial imPor-
lance.
Why is man coming from under
the Doctors hands like country
newspaper! Because he comes on,
weekly weakly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07
published every saturday morning, by
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Corner Of Main and washington streets

TERMS-Two dollars per volume, If
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fifty cents, if payment be delayed until
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-07

What can be more affecting and
pathetic than the means and lamenta-
tons ofsome poor creatures over them
selves in their sober hours, when con-
victed in their minds, and given to see
the awful consequence of their doibgs.
Bat. alas' how powerful is habit! we
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
LegiOnary Court.

H6SKVudFy OUWEV.
LEGIONARY Court Martial, for the remission Of
"A fines and other business will be held at the Old
Indian Queen Tavern on Monday next, commencing
at loclock, A. NJ, when and where those interested
can attend WM. ID. MUTT,
jy 24-6t Adjutant LIST Reg. I'd Brig. VI d. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
ALEXANDRIA, I'd: CO.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY "a. 1883.
MEssRs CALHOUN AND HAMILTON.

MESSRS. CALHOUN AND HAMILTON.
Our readers will find in to-day's Gazette two
Letters from the Modification leaders in South
Carolina, Msssrs. Calhoun aud Hamilton, writ
ten for the public eye, and evidencins. what ne
have heretofore told our readers, that they are
ceaseless and ever constant 10 their efforts to
keep alive party ferment in their own state
and in the South with regard to the question oil
notification. The letter of Gov. Hamilton is
| an eloquent production. aud, as a compliment to
,hs memory Of John Randolph, superior to any
thing Of the kind that we have read. But how
strange that James Hamilton should live to eulo.
size John Randolph! Well. stranger things
| have come to pass, aud we only count this
| as one Of the common wonders Of the age!
We feel no little curiosity to see the letters
that have passed between Gen. Hamilton and
Mr. Randolph. and especially that letter, 10
which, according to Gen. H., the Roanoke Ora
tor actually Aayed "A. Jackson, ESQ.," alive
or, in other words, lacerated him SO dread
fully with the goose quill as to render utterly IN
distinguishable the color Of his ep'dermis! What
bitterness there must be in the sarcasm. What
pungeucy in the wit! IL is spoken OF with so
much govt, that we have an instructive desire to
enjoy it, sand taste its pleasures all ourselves"
We had written thus far, when we observed
that the Globe notices this letter OF Gen. Haml-
toms and the threatened one Of MIR. Randolph's
The Globe says, Mr.. Randolph wrote the
President the most friendly, nay, the kindest
letters: even after the Proclamation appeared,
he came to -Washington-wsited on the Presi'
dent-dined with him. and in his very last in
terview evinced the same respectful, friendly re-
gard which characterized all his previous inter
course aud correspondence."-And this. it
would seem, after he had, in letter to Gen.
Hamilton, so castigated "A. Jackson, Esq as
not to leave skin enough upon his back to deter
mine the color of his epidermls!" All this is
quite beyond our comprehension, but we pre-
sumo will be perfectly plain. and all correct aud
proper with certain persons and certain parties.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
CHOLERA AT PRINCETON, SC.

The National Intelligencer Of yesterday Gays:
Z" We learn, with great regret, that the Che,
lera has suddenly made its appearance at Prince
ton, New Jersey, so decidedly as to induce the
Faculty Of the College to permit the retirement Of
such of the students as desired to return home
Many, consequently, were setting out; one of
them, from whom our information is derived, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
We understand that only two.cases, pro.
nounced to be As,atic Cholera, had occurred:
but such was the prevalence of The premonitory
symptoms, that its increase was feared, and the
government of the College adopted the prudent
and paternal course ofadvising all the students to
return home to whom it was convenient or accep.
table to do So"
From the 9th to the 18th instant, there have
been "a deaths from Cholera in the County Of
Kanawba, va. 1.-THE physicians at the Saines
not making full reports.
: Cases of Cholera continue occasionally TO oc.
cur among the Canal hands above Williams
port. That town and Hagerstown continue
healthy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
WN. NJ. MCCARTHY.

The name Of the gentleman who stands at the
head of this article has been brought before the
people Of Virginia, and placed on the list OF those
Who are spoken Of as proper persons to hill the
Office of Chief Magistrate Of the Commonwealth.
We observe, with pleasure, that the nomination
is responded to in Loudoun. and the most favor
able opinions there expressed as to MIR. McCar-
tvs qualifications aud attainments. And al
though we presume there is no probability of Mr.
Noes election, or even of his claims being
pressed upon the Legislature with prospect
of that event, the fact Of his being SO no.
morally mentioned must be gratifying to all his
friends He is the State Senator from the ad
joiuing district. and ably and faithfully repre-
sents his constituents. We are told that no
man stands higher in the Senate, aud that hrs un-
assuming department, and acknowledged merit,
win respect and esteem for him wherever he is
known. Such men deserve we'll Of the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24

United States" Yet it has been contended, in
the case Of Peasants, that tas Court had no
nower 10 issue summons for him as witness,
directed to the Marshal of Virginia, to be served
on him while Oh his s.notiue soil Of Virginia;"
and. consequently, the Court cannot, BY attach
ment. coerce his attendance. Although. BY the
9th section Of the act in addition to the act to
tablish the Judicial Courts OF the United States,
passed the ed of March, 1898, vol. 9, 288, the
Courts Of the United States. in any District, are
empowered TO issue subpenas for witnesses to be
served in any other District, and to compel the
attendance of such witnesses. II such be the
law as to the power Of the Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia to summon and compel the
attendance of witnesses residing out of the Dis.
rict, the result must be, that 10 no case, either
criminal or civil, can either party summon and
compel the attendance Of witnesses residing be.
yond the limits Of the District; no offence, whe.
Their treason, murder, burglary, arson, larceny,
or misdemeanor, can be prosecuted where the
witnesses reside out of the Distfict; and if the
acouittaI Of the accused party depends upon
NONRESIDENT witness, he cannot be compelled to
attend, although, by the 29th section OF the act OF
Congress, passed sOth April. 1890. prescribing
the punishment of the above and other crimes
against the United States, it is provided that eve.
~ person accused or lnuiCteu vi the Ciies atoie-
said shall be allowed and admitted in his defence
to make any proof he can produce by lawful wit
ness or witnesses, and shall have the same pro.
cess Of the Court whsre he they shall be tried,
to compel his or their witnesses to appear at his
or their trial. as is usually granted to compel wit
nesses to appear on the prosecution against him.
The 9th section of the act Of the 9th of Feb
ruary, 1901, concerning the District of Columbia,
authorizes writs of error and appeals from the
judgments and DEGREES Of the Courts OF the Dis.
trict to the Supreme Court 1t declares they
shall be prosecuted in the same manner. under
the same regulations, and the same proceedings,
as are or shall be provided ia the case Of wrls OF
error or judgments, or appeals upon orders and
DEGREES, rendered in the Circuit Courts OF the
United States.
If the Sd section, which gives the Courts Of
the District all the powers vested in the Circuit
Courts of the United States, does not authorize
these Courts to summon and attach witness re.
siding in State, it follows that writs OF error
and appeals from the judgments and DEGREES OF
the Courts Of this District cannot be taken to the
Supreme Court; for the same law gives both
rights, and, if void as to one, is void as to the
other a Citizen Of the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
JOEL CLOUGH.

The individual under sentence of death for the
murder Of Mrs. Hamilton. made his escape from
The Jail in Mount Holly, N. j.. some time dur.
hg Saturday night last He by some means H.
aerated himself Of his letters, excepra part sup.
POSED to be remaining on one Of his legs, forced
the bars Of the window Of his cell which led into
tie prison yard, from which he escaped by seal.
Ng the walls: this he effected by placing some
sfantling lying in the yard against the wall.
lCtough is about five feet ten inches in height,
was dressed in dark green summer cloth coat,
brown pantaloons, light vest, and pumps. Off.
GERS have been sent in search of MIN.
-One Hundred Dollars Reward is offered By the
-of Burlington County for his apprehension.
m Ke2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

We are indebted to our attentive and Obiging
correspondents Of the New York Courier & En-
quirer for an extra sheet, containing the Foreign
News brought BY the Arrival at that port on Sun
day last. The same day, the ship Samson. Lon.
don packet Of the ist, and ship Virginia, Liver.
pool packet of the 9Th June, were telegraphed
below.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
Supply Of Pianos

yuyHE Subscriber has received two PIANOS, made
upon the London principle, one Piano Porte, with
soft moderate and loud stop. with fine tone, complete
finished case with round corners; one do, with sort
and loud stop with fine drum, inestease, with square
corner. warranted interior and exterior, will be sold
for small advance upon northernlprce.
RICHD DAVIS. Royal street.
;yQeoc,tSv2v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
Names s. GunneN, M. u.
DENTYST.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens ana yi' y,
or. Of Alexandra that he may be consulted a.
w. Newton. Hotel OF the s;. ana nn,f
N ,n.. aJ,.s.ed to Or. G. 81 his Office between
t a Tinted states. Bank and the President. House
Ws.h;neton City, or left ct kr. Newton' h''e' al
.,.nd,;s' will be punctuslIy attended TO-
ian 2-ewedtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
Saratoga Water, Camphor. SC

- Dozen Saratoga Water, from Congress Spring
u lI2 lbs Refined Csmphor
dozen Pink saucers. ofbess English manuisc.
ture. Just received and for sale by
WILLIAM STABLER.
Who i. Agent for the sale Of uAcCfS Ns. SCa0S
from the Jennerian Vaccine insntuuon 2, ZEE
fresh supply Of Landresh's 0AnD1" 'A@D'
for Fall use, expected soon: ,,,nppDnO ryo
RsL M,fGaZINE, of which sample may be seen at
the store of the subscriber.
: 7th mo % tWarrenton Spectator
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24

about feet or : inches high; fair, rudy com.
plexiou; light hair, inclined to be bald; full blue
eyes, aud thin lips; corpulent and square built:
is no doubt making his way to ne west;
handsome reward. It 10 expected, will be offered
for his apprehension. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24

THE wEATHER.-At the Museum on Tuesday,
at3P. NJ, the Thermometer stood at goo, attended
with lively breeze from the North and an elastic at
mosphere.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
900 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. on Sunday night
Z last, from his place, the Potomac Bridge, q
Negro Boy, named ALFRED. who calls himself Al
fred Hatton He is very dark, has good ceunte.
nance; and when questioned closely, generally slut.
tiers. No particular marks recoleeted Had on blue
striped domestic stuff pantaoons, new figured waist
coat, and straw hat will give twenty dollars re-.
ward taken out of the District and secured 30 that
get hin again, Fifty dollars if taken so miles on ana
lodged in Jail. BAIL WlLLiAhS'
iy 23-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-24
LAND TOY Sale.

Land foY Sale.
49, That TRACT Of LAND called EFF
FINGHAN, lying in Prince william Coun,
y. Virgins. about three miles nom INC Court
- House, containing about
700 RES.
The quality Of this land 10 goods near one third 10 low
firrt rate Meadow. There is q sufficient quantity OF
good Timber on this land which Is now under good
fence The Improvements are large and very eonvs.
- FRAME HOUSE, good BARN,
Hr!f and all other necessary 0utHouses. There
HaaH isa Well of excellent Waterin the yard, and
large Orchard of choice Fruit.
Thir IL the most beautiful and healthy situation m
that part Of the county, 1t lies about 80 miles from
Alexandria, IS from Fredericksburg. and Is from the
for grain.-ALso. ~
A TRACT Of LAND, called CEDAR
HILL, in fauquer County, about four miles from IT.
bingham, containing about
1900 ACRES.
About 200 acres of this land is in high state Of cult
yation and equal to any land in the countys the ba
lance is good improbable land A large portion OF
this laid Is in Wood. The improvements are . tole
nble good -
f:s.s other necessary out-Houses. This tract was
1slII originally in three. and lies well to be divided
when wiilbe done to suit purchssers.-ALso.
A TRACT of LAND, Of about 1000
ACRES, lying in Prince william County, Va, about
40 miles from Alexandra and miles north Of Hay
Market, on the road leading to Leesburg.
This Farm for grazing, Is equal to any, being na'u'
rally fine grass land and very susceptible OF improve
ment Plaster acts with a. much power on this land
as any in the County of Loudoun II lies well for di.
viding, which will be done If required. This Tract
will be shown by Mr.. Carnall, living the Parm Ce
dar Hill and Efngham by Mr.. Green, living Of Cedar
Hill Possession will be given in time to seed crop
in the Fall The terms will be-One third cash, the
residue in and years. with interest and deed OF
trust to secure the payment 10 desirable that these
Lands may be sold at private sale before the 18th day
of August; not, they will then be offered at public
sale on the premises, viz: Cedar Hill and Efhngham
the f2h and the Tract Hsymarket on the lssh'
For further particulars inquire of the subscribers,
gibson FOOTE.
RICHARD H. FOOTE,
Near Warrenton, Fauquer County.
JOHN w. AASSlE,
+. FOOTE,
Executors, Alexandria D. C.
r Will be offered for sale, at the same time,
at Cedar Hill.
THE FARMING UTENSILS f. STOCK,
such As Horses, Cattle, sheep, &c, Also, the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
~ We shall offer for sale, on the same day
that the Land Hay is offered, on said form,
THE HORSES. CATTLE, e. FARMING
UTENSILS
Also, two hundred more BARRELS or CORN,
If not sold at private sale before.
10 % -tl2thAuP
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-25

EvOM Cringe's Log, 2 vols. Bulwer's new
Il Novels, l vol. Asmodeus at largely
the author of Pelham, 10 mo. Letters on
Slavery, by J. d. Paxton, vol Progress OF
Discovery on the more Northern Coasts of
America with Maps, by z. f. Tyiten.
A Companion TO the classical Library )
jones Classical Atlas, on an entirely new
plan, the Ancient and Modern names of pla-
ces being given on the same map. Printed
for the sake ofperspicuity, in different colored
ink
Woodbridge's and Wizards Universal Ge-
ography. fourth edition adapted to the present
state of the World for the use of the higher
Glasses in Society and for private Libraries,
accompanied by modern and ancient atlas
SEES.
ALsO-Olney's, Goodrich's, Worcester's
Woodbridge's, Smlley's, Blake's and Peter
Parley's, for the use of Schools
Received and for sale by
13-iy E. L. CLARK &, Co.
June Is, 1888. Booksellers &C.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-25

EARLY PRoFLrGAcY.-Sir Boyle Roche,
the blunderer, rose one day in the Irish
house of commons, and said, with a more
serious and grave air than usual, "Mr.
Speaker, the prohlgacy of the times is
such, Mr.. Speaker, that little children,
who can neither walk nor talk, may be
seen running about the streets cursing
their Maker"
''Go IT JERRY"-A horse, with saddle
and bride, was recently found without
a rider, wandering near country tavern
in Ohio. Search having been made, the
/ the gentleman owner,very essentially drunk
was found mounted astride on wall
sticking and squirting most furiously,
cursing his supposed pony for not moving
forward. Having become little sober
ed, he discovered his mistake and dis
mounted, to the no small amusement Of
the bystanders.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-25
PROPOSALS
For publishing a NEW WORK, to
be entitled the
ILLINOIS OFFICERS ASSISTANT

THE OFFICER's ASSISTANT will contain
an accurate and comprehensive collec-
ton of Judicial and Business Forms,
adapted to the Revised Laws of 1888,
for the use of Judges of Probate, Clerks,
Sherifs, Justices of the Peace, Coroners.
County Commissioners, Militia Officers,
lNotaries Public, lnspe ctors, School Com
missioners, County Ree' riders, Treasu-
rers and Surveyors, Administrators and
Executors, Arbitrator, MARINERS and Me-
Ichanics.
Said Work will also contain an Elk
PLANTATION of Law Phrases and Technical
Terms, both Latin and French, with ap-
propriate Forms of Articles of Agree
ments, Assignments, Acknowledgements,
Awards, Bonds, Bills, Conveyances, Cen
sus, Indentures, Leases, Letters of Attor-
neys, Licences, Proceedings in cases of
Naturalization, Notes, Orders, Oaths, Re
Icognizances, Releases, Receipts, Wills,
l&c.
To which will be added an Appendix,
containing form of Bookkeeping by
Single Entry, with number of Tables.
The whole to be completed and diges-
ted by gentlemen well acquainted with
the science. of Law, and published by
Robert Goud,,-, of Vandalia.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-25
CAUTION!! CAUTfON!!!

| hereby forwarn all persons against prr-
chasing three several promissory notes, exc
cuted by me to A. Baldwin, as they were
fraudulenty obtained, and do not intend to
pay the same till compelled by law. All said
notes bear date the 9th June, 1888. One for
two hundred and fifty dollars, becomes due
the 18th of August instant; one for six hun
Idred and twenty-five dollars, becomes due
the first day of January next, and the third
for six hundred and twenty-five dollars (as
near as | can recolect,) becomes due the
first of May 1884.
The above notes were given in purchase
of patent right for burning gas, which
proves to be gross deception; fraud was
practised on me in obtaining the notes,
and am resolved not to pay them but at the
end OF the compulsory process of law.
ELIJAH SKIDMORE.
Aug. 18th, 1888 [l7-3m.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-25
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the fol
~ lowing SCHOOL LANDS will be
sold at Public Auction at the Eagle Hotel
in Chicago, on the
!IaCentyJIrst day Of October meet.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock, A. M. and
to continue from day to day till the whole
shall be completed.
Section is, township 80 north. range
IA east of the third principal meridian. -
Said section joins the town lots in Chicago
Some of it is surveyed into blocks and small
lots. The south branch of the Chicago
river passes through the whole section, on
which there is much valuable timber.
Also-Sechon 16, township 80 north
range II east of the third principal meridian
Also-Section l6, township SO north
range nine east of the third principal meri-
dian.
The two last mentioned sections are stu
ate in Cook county, on the Hickory creek
and Du Page river, are well watered, anc
have suitable quantity of good timber.
RICH'D |. HAMILTON.
Commissioner S. Lands Cook county
August Is. 1888 l9-7w