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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
District Of Columbia,
County Of Aierand'
NAV TERM, 1888.


MAY TERN, 1855.
James Harris, Jr and Lucy. his wife; Robert
Brockett and Betsey his wifei and Maria Long
den, Complanants, -
Nancy Craig, Henry Craig, son of Lucy Craig'
deceased; George Craig and Edmund Craig;
Harriet McCready and John McCready her -
husband; Henry Craig, son of George Graz i .
Washington Craig, Thomas Craig, Charles -
Craig and Edwin Craig; Caroline Rose aud
her husband Samuel Rose; John Harrison
Craig, John Craig, George C. Longden, John
a. Longden and Alfred Norris, Defendants, )
VylHE Defendants, Harriet HcCready, John McCrea.
L DIV, Henry Craig, (son of George) Washington
Craig Charles Craig, Edwin Craig, John Craig, George
C. Longden, John A. Longden, and Alfred Norris, not
having entered their appearance to this suit, and given
security according to the statute and the rules of the
Courts aud it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that thew are not inhabitants Of the District Of Coum
bis on the compliments motion by their counsel, tits
ORDERED. hattie said absent Defendants. Har.
riet McCready, John McCresdy. Henry Craig (son OF
George) Washington Craig. Charles Craig, Edwin
Craig, John Craig, George c. Longden, John 4. Long
den and Alfred Norris, do appear here, on or before
the frs, day Of next October Term and answer the
Compliments bill. and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the Courts and that copy Of this Or
der be forthwith published for two months successive.
" in the Alexandria Phenx Gazette, and another CO.
nv posted At the front door of the of said
County. Test: EDM !, LEE, u. u
80 ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

JUNt I ETW, 1000.
T0HN C. HERBERT. Administrator OF Oliver Nor.
- as deceased, submitted to the Court his second
account as admns ator aforesaid with the vouchers
in support thereof; which account is received, and
will be allowed and recorded unless be shewn
TO the contrary, on before the frs. Monday IN Au'
gust next; Of which ali persons interested or concern
ed will take notice. A copy-reste:
;une 10 -w6w A. MOORE Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Orphans Court, Alexandria County

rkTHARiSE DIFF, Guardian Of The Orphans OF
" Adam Deiz deceased. submitted to the Court her
second account guardian aforesaid, with the vouch
ers in support .hero which account is received, and
will be allowed and recorded, unless be shewn
the contrary. before the first Monday in Au.
gust next; OK which all persons interested or concern
ed will take notice. A coPy-Teste:
iuue l9-w6w A. MOORE Reg. Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Saratoga W ater, Canlphur. &c.

Saratoga W ater, Camphor. &c.
e Dozen Saratoga Water, from Congress Spring
u 1l2 lbs Refined Camphor
s dozen Pink Saucers. off English manufac.
ture. Just received and for sale by
WILLIAM STABLER.
Who is Agent for the sale Of NACCLNE SC.7BS
from the Jennerian Vaccine institution Of Mary land
fresh supply Of Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS
for Fall use, expected soon.
Subscriptions received for LANDRETHS FLO
RyiL MAGAZINE, Of which sample may be seen at
the store of the subscriber.
9TH mo % tWarrenton SPECTATOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Dyspepsia Cured, without
MEDICINE

ME- subscriber still continues to apply the newly
l. discovered remedy for Dyspepsia with much sue.
cess. His price is moderate.
He hasjust received his Spring supply Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES & DIE STUFFS,
all of which he warrants pure and cheap any in
the place. Country merchants and physicians par
tculary invited to call orforwar their orders good
credit given to punctual dealers.
- Superior Salad Oil. w. HARPER,
mayl Druggist, Fairfax st. Alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

-.r... June Term, 1883.
HAT1IARINE DEE, Executrx of Adam DEE, de.
~ ceased submitte to the Court her second account
as executriI ..oresad with the vouchers in support
thereof; which account is received and will be allow
ed nd recorded, unless DE shewn to the contra
~ or before the FIRST Monday in August next; Of
winch all persons interested or concerned will take no.
tce copy-Ceste:
june l9-w6w A. MOORE, Reg Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Orphans Court. Alexandria County,
lime Tern, 1919


VNyUSON ". C. FAIRFAX, Administrator OF Pre-.
w derrick L. Griffith, deceased, submitted to the
Court his final administrator aforesaid, with
the vouchers in support thereof; which account is
ceiyed and will be allowed and recorded, unless cause
De she wn to the contrary before the first Monday
in August next; of which all persons interested
cerned will take notice. A copy-reste:
i,,ne l9-w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Ground Plaster.

For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or Bushet.
TIME subscriber has hand. and intends keeping
Il during the season, Ground Plaster, which will be
sold at sslow prices as can be procured in the Dis.
trict. JONA. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
Franklin House Hotel.

BY ]. NORRIS, at the corner Of
i38 King and Pitt streets, and recently in the
i1tt occupancy Of Mr.. A. Newton. This Sell
known stand has just been put in good
where they can be accommoj ted in the most agree.
able manner The salubrty Of its situation and CONT
guilty to the business part of,he town. and the selection
for the table being the best the market will Afford
enlargement by past fxyors anmates the subscriber
with renewed zeal to assure those who wish TO board
BY the week, month, or year. that no pains will be spar
ed in endeavoring to please He therefore from ,tric
attention and moderate charges solcsa share Of pub
lie patronage.
NIB Persons travelling from Alexandria to v ash
ington Baltimore, can secure their seats in Beltz
hoovers splendid Line Of Blue Safety Coaches at the
Bal, Hours OF departure, half past7 A. H., 2P. w.,
P.HWPHLETS Drinled af the Enxefle (lGce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02

Beds, Mattresses, e Cabinet
FURNITURE.
CTEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the
- public that he has on hand, at his Uphostering Es
tablishment King street, few doors above Mr.. L.
Hurdles Chair Factory,
BEDS, MAT7RASSES. &c.
and will furnish order any description of Uphoster
ing Cabinet Furniture at the lowest possible prices
and with the utmost dispatch.
N %. Repairing promptly attended to.
may 6-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-02
India China.

INNlN VNINN.
e Boxes Canton Dishes, from Is to Ia inches, supe.
u rior quality
do do Desert and Tea Plates, iat and deep,
pcnced and enamelled very cheap
2 do do Bowls quart and half gallon, will be
sold as low As Liverpool ware
IS groce Pint Porter Bottles
With general assortment Of CHINA, GLASS;. Il
EARTHENIP.9RE, wholesale and retail
5 mo g RODT. II. MILLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
DEMERLESs REMEDY FOR THE PILESt

IyHE PropVieter begs leave 10 recommend (which 1 he does with the fullest cOnfdencel one of ;he most valaabie remedies known for this tFOuhlet6me aud TaihfMt cumpaint Without going into detail, Re deems tt enough say. that he has ia his possession the most an1opbted sesiimonias that t has more com pletey aaswered the purpose for which is intended, tkaH any dsltef popular mediciIe.
 This semey is perfectly iaocengin iss applicasion n all Econdsions ages and sexes. Full drectiour, dsscriptien of the complaint, &c. accompany each paekes, which consists of two boxes Ointment and Eseciast Pfce, $t for the wiiole 50 cents f but one of IhesaNiisles is waateds
 sNF Noaessfe genuine euniess signed Oh tIe, ,oGside printed wrapper. by die sole p,opries0rs IT. NIDDEk SamediGte successor tO lhe late Dr.. w. T. CONWAF- For sale al his Counting Room, over No 99, Court; Street, near Concert Hall, BostoH, and also by hii special appointment. hy
 .Samuet Buel amdJ c. Beck0itA, Eitchf fsld; sE. Coscless South Farms; Duniee Norton;
 Candan.; yadsoni s, Wiiittiesey,' ". PresfOn Esanc S. WsdstCOrtk, BetkteM Neicton N
 Henderson, Goshen
 Large sliscosns, to those. who buy to ssatashin.
 FebEparY s.,,.. -,As, Al :. ..l.az-. lyeSMJo
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
NEW WORKS

HRTNCE Phfklef Nnskau's Tour in Eng: E land, Ireland and France. in the years isaB, a7, % ard a9; with remarks on the manners and customs of the inhabifants, and anecdotes Of distinguished public characters. Memoranda' of Years residence at the English Court. By Richard Rush.
 Voyages round the World; with select Sketches cf Voyages t0 the Seuth Seas, Noith and Eoa< Pacific Ocean, Chinas &c. By Edward Tanning.
 The Teachef; or Moral Influence in the Instfhetiou and Government Of the Young BS' Jacob Abb0tt. -
 Tile Infant School Manual. or Teachers Assistant By MIs. EIowiand. Fith Edition. enlarged and improved.
 TGs Works of Lord Byron, including the suppressed Poems. Also, a Sketch of his Lie. By J. w. Lake. Complete in one volume. M
 Egluaa 1: Novel by Mrs. Austi0.
 aalathieI; story of the past, present, and the future. By Rsv. Geo. Croly. ~. A fsw copies of Avery's Tsial on hand.
 .Wsbtters History Ofthe Uo'sed ssa'ss.- For saIs at lhe Litehaeld BoOkstore. y
 E. A. LORD.
 AHg. ., 1888. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
AfttbKeTd 1zttq,lfrer:: PUnhisHEo EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subsetibets, twe dollars per year. payable before the expiration Oi eix m0Rths. -s " l. te companies of any number over six, Sl 80 per year, payable as above. To c0mpanies IsAs than six 4i 15 per year, payable d beGore 95 esats will bs dedaeted from each ef these prices when payment s made ID advance, These prices exclusive of mail or etags charge for transportaiioa.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages afe paids except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish 10 discuntinne must be given before esIe expiration of . year. .e# 9t3..se. f.s !
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 3l, and the same proportion for or more equares.- Half square, 7S cts Goniinuahce over three weeks 2O per cent per wesk A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 or 12 months.
 Administrator and Executors Notices, Sl co
 Eodnmissi6nerss Notices, I 25
 All coMasanicatoMs must be Ii0st-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE 0FTTG q IT '

"OWEVEk i1velsrate, b one hour, s application, HI and 10 danger from taking cold, by lsing
 Damffiss' OsAfmeRt. This preparation, for pieasantGess saiety expedson, tse and certainty, sIMHds unFivHed fer the cure of this troublesome complaint Itis rapid, as well as eerian in it's operation, to this disagreeable disorder most efeciually in one hours application only!
 et1er dangerous ingredient, sBdmay be applied wiih perlecs saety by females in any state, or to children at the breast. Price 37 t-2 cents box, Nith ample direetions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
JUST REgE4vED,a

@ t JUST RECE4VED,a
 At the Ne,C Bo0kssOre in East' Street, E RGH RichnIO1d's Domestic POrtfaitUfei k.l Mensoi,s of Rious w Women. tMudic on ihes Ohsefvation of Nature. Abescronsbis's PhiIosOphy of the Moral Feelings. The, B0ysaand Girls Library, No: IS. Sr ALSO,
 Y; supply of Blank Books.
 GOODWIN & GALPiN. sAusssst IS 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
STOCKS.

A. FUEB assortment of Fashionable Stocks. EA made of the best materials and in the hest style. just received and for sale iow aa ti1a Variety Store of 3es
 August IS @ ' E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22

SOSNGfSs N0fpeMtGE4 0N0 G1VsssSe 1A0~eTS
 TOOLS.
 GNUCH as Saws. Chisseis. Gouges, Broad AO Axes. Adzrs. Veers-Punches. Angefs, Bitts. Squares. Beyils, Butt Sucks aud Bitts, Files, Rasps, Saw Setts, Rules, Oil Stones- Bench and Moulding Toots; Plane Irons. Bed Tahle' Butts, Brass Butts, LOCKS of every descripiioD. Sand Paper, Glde Kettles, Se.
 Also, genernt assortntent of
 HARDWARE.
 House building articles, out aQd inside Door Handles. good article. Butts, Bolts, Knob Locks-FIarness makers Trimmings-Glue. GLASS, WHITE LEAD: &c.
 NAILS, q fsilt assortment ut' the lowest Iprice.s Paint and Whitewash Brushes, SIc. Persons,in- want of ahe above articles may go furaher and doeno better :. kitchfeld. ApriI.s5. 1883 46'
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
6m,
SAM s2SlZl
T4D(ES.J

HAS JUST REcEivED A NEW snRRLH OF 4 ,yOSRSrs. CarpeRsera Gm8 Cabinet Makers
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22

Ixs Lexington, (Ky.I JeurmuL efsks sefk alt., 0anodkces the dsafk ef James CsisaH, Esq,
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22

AnecdOte Of . Sailor. During the prey- aIence of the. cholera last year iR this boS- 'oDeh. sailor of decent appearances called at Mr. w. s. Lacosteis bUarding- -house. and frankly told him he was adrift at the. mercy of ihe elements, without a llafijofl ahead, cf . shot in the locker. and if peF- chance bs should be boarded by the choI- era. why, he must founder in the street, he supposed.. Lacosie, wiio was never known to he backward in extending Felieffo q 9el- low creature in distress, and iuhe .poEcciw>, cd warrant for the poor fsllsw's honesty in his sountenance, readily rendered him .
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
PUBLIC MONIES.

The period has arrived in which it be- comes necessary to decide whether the Constitution of Government which our ia- thers framed, and for winch they have been landed wherever the language of freedom was breathed, is to be held d mere parch- ment barrier of our liberties, mere words and nothing else, or whether 1t IS to be a substantial bulwark, capable of resisting the dangerous encroachments ot power.
 The Constitution of the United States provides. that no money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but ln consequence of oppro- priations mode by lase. This provision has been heretofore deemed pregnant with meaning, and of great practical value. It was supposed 10 confer upon Congress the complete and efficient control over the treasure of the nation. But, another has been added to the previous proofs that, un- der the present regime, it is a perfect dead letter, 'signifying nothing."
 A sum of half million of dollars, 1t ap- pears, has been recently drawn from the Bank of the United States by draft in ia vor of the Girard Bank of Philadelphia, for purposes wholly foreign to the Government of the United States. Was this money in the Treasury before it was thus withdrawn! Yes; for the law recognized that institution as a part of the Treasury Department. Is it now in the Treasury? No for tho law docs not recognize the Girard Bank as standing in the same predicament. Has not the position of this money then been thus changed in direct violation, and in de- fiance of, the Consultation
 i draft of s,5o0,60o was paid to the Gi- rard Bank on 2d Nov. and thrice this amount Is supposed to be held in different parts oi the country; but where the invidious blow Is to be struck it is impossible to divine.
 A Southern bank had demand for 100.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
I From tue Missouri Republican l

HE DISTURBANCES IN JACKSON eoUN- TY.-We are glad to receive more pacific accounts from the county of Jackson, ln which such disgraceful broils have recent ly taken place. We understand that the Mormonites have determined not to oppose any further armed resistance to the wishes of the dominant party; and that they were rapidly leaving the county and their homes, with the intention of forming another com munity elsewhere. They are determined, however, 1t IS said, to prosecute the citi- zens engaged in hostilities towards them, and for the depredations committed upon their property; aud in this event, those who have disfegarded all law, may be made to feel its heaviest penalties, both in their per. sons and fortunes. The Mormonites have undoubtedly adopted the best course which was left to them; and all alarm has subsi- ded in that county.
 All our accounts, we are happy to say, concur In one thing, that the original state ment as to the number killed, was much exaggerated The most authentic and Ia- test account which has reached us, puts down the number at sIX-two of the citi- zens and four of the Mormonites-and q good many wounded. IhIs statement was brought by the steamboat Dove, from In- dependence, the seat of justice of Jackson county. Many reports prevailed even ill that quarter, as to the extent of the loss of life; and the first rumors may have well gained circulation without any sinister mo- tive in those who gave credencc and publi- city to them.
 We are informed that an authentic state ment of all the occurrences which have disgraced that county, may be shortly ex- pected. It was to be made out by some very respectable gentlemen of the county who have, from beginning 10 end, taken no part in the contest-and in whose vera city every confidence may be placed. Such a statement Is due to the people of Missou- T, whose reputation must suffer in the eyes of ali good men; and may remove much of the odium which at present attaches to one of the parties engaged in this disropu- table contest
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11

fhe Union Eaak ot Teawesssc.--Notes
 of this bank arc now at a small discount in
 this State, notwithstanding all the pufs about
 the charter and the profitable sales of the
 State bonds, to put the institution in the way
 ot making discoaat8. 4 war has grown ip between the directory of this bank and the present legislature of the State, about the
 contemplated refusal, on the part of the di- reetory, to pay the bonus stipulated for the charter and the profits of the establishment
 which It seems the legislature granting the charter, intended to have appropriated for
 the use ci common schools. The presi- dent ot the bank, in obedience to the call of
 the House, has made long report in which
 he claims for the bank the control of the
 bonus, the profits arising from the capi- tai furnished by the State, and all the in-
 tefests upon the Tfeasurer's deposits, until the bonds shall be paid which were given
 by the State, and which were taken by the bank and sold to raise the lrjad. This claim, committee of the House resists with much argument and pungency of satire.
 It would appear that the directory entertain some fear about the legislature being u Iptaee of safefy for the tSiate's honor aud .pHaefao'itg, and are disposed to lay a strong
 hand upon all the public funds aid deposits
 that may come in their way, and to use
 them, for the advancement of their own purposes. We have but little faith in the
 stability of the banks gotten up under such circumstances. Green Rirer Go1.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
To the Editor Of the .adrocate:
Pope Conatu. Nor. 3Oh,

0pe CONnlJ, yF0t. oUth, lSS3.
 Deor iSir--fhe talented gentleman who represented this county in the last General Assembly, has just returned home, much to the discontinue of his disbelieving ene- mics, who had predicted that he would never find his way to Little Rock. On his way home, the following conversation is re- ported to have taken place between this So- lon of ours, and gentleman of the county, to whose gate Mir. Garrett rode up, for the purpose of getting drink of water. After shaking hands, the gentleman inquired:
 "Nell, Mir. Garrett, have you enjoyed your health, since you left us?''
 s'Nhy, can't say as have. I've had some leete sickness, and riding in this cold air makes me feel very pasiiianimous.''
 ''Won't you alight, then, and go in and warm awhile4''
 '':Thank you-thank you. l have been away from home so long, that never want ed to get home agin with so much reiuc- taaace in all my life.o
 "Well, Squire Garrett, l understand you have been dividing our county"
 "Yes Sir-I'Il tell you, was pfeposter- ous on that bill"
 "Can you tell me exactly how the county is 10 be divided"
 ''No sir--no--I have forgotten all about it. l only know that was preposterous on it."
 What do you think of that
 Yours, &c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11

Ve,moat.-We are gradtied to learn by a letter from Montpelier that one of the last acts of the Legislature of Vermont, which closed its session about twelve o'clock last Friday night, was to appropriate $l200 yearly, for ten years, to enable the indigent blind of that State to avail thetnselye.. of the benefits of the New-England Asylum for the blind. This handsome vote passed unanimously, and was no doubt suggested by the exhibition of Dr. Howe's pupils be- fore the members of the Legislature on Monday last.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11

GOO dollars in specie 6n Inc bank of Aiuer- lea, in this city. The Girard bank of Phi ladelPhia was in debt this sum; and the bank of America called for the amount The Girard Bank, through the assistance of the Treasury Department, called upon the United States Bank for this amount in specie, or a draft on tlair branch in New York. The draft was given, and on We'd nesday last was received by the bank of America, and presented to thefhranch.-- The cashier replied, that he would pay t in specie, ii demanded, but, as the local banks were largely iA debt, he Weald re- quire the specie from them for the purpose. The consequence was, the ''sf}tef,' remain ed untouched, and the bank of America was left in statu quo, so far as their msiqtiic capi- tai was concened.-1Nat.ia iaiei's.eeaeer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
Administration Notice.

HEnndersigned, having obtained from N the Clerk, (in vacation) of W arlington cty Court, A. T., Letters of Adninistra- tion, on the Estate of Wm. ". Wilson, deceased ,on tie 10th October, ls33 hereby notifies all persons having claims against sad Estate, to present them to the under signed, properly authenticated, for settle ment, within one year ffom said date, or they may be precluded from having any benefit in said Estate, and if noi present. cd la 8.a years from said date, they wit be forever barred.
 All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested 10 make immediate payment. and all persons having any property ia their possession, belonging to the deceas- ed, are requested to deliver tue same to tho undersigned, without delay.
 JUHN E. TURNER. .ada.'r.
 9f he Estate of Wm. Y. Wilson, dec.
 FAyETTEvILLE, A. T., a .,
 Dec. 2Sth, 1883. o"-oo
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
hopToe county, \. l.:
 TWO HORSES,

and In Monroe county, A T.:
 TWO HORSES, One a straw berry roan, about sixteen hands higfi, and about nine years old, works well, is stout, well made horse, and has high carriage. lis mane Is rub bed of about the withers, by tiie collar His gait is rough, and he incIines to kick up if whipped or spurred, in riding him.
 ALSO,
 One iron gray horse, about fifteen hands and half high, five or six yers old, nat nrai pacer, and has tow carriage, a short thick neck, large head, and small eyes; othe rwise, he is a well formed horse. has heavy mane and tail, and, if am not mistaken, has burn on the side of one of his knees. Both horses are baref footed. Il is supposed that they will aim to get to the Mississippi river, near Helena. I will give the above reward for tue deiiyer ry of them at the place where they stray ed, or half for one of them, or will pay any reasonable expense if any person wilt take them up, and give me information, so that can get them.
 ". ZIMM ERMAN. December 1lth, 1S33 3w%36 9T The Helena Herald will please give the above THREE insertions, and forward their account 10 the subscriber, and Ii will be paid.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11

ceive with pleasure any information respect ing the topography, the soil, the climate and the character of the country; the facilities of education and the character of the inhab itants; from those gentlemen of the county, who feel interested in its prosperity, and any communication on those subjects will con- fer upon us favor which We shall be glad to reeiprocate.