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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-06
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.


DR. JaYNE'S C.3RMIVA7TVE B.4LSADf,
For he cure Of that destructive disease on Children the
Summer Complaint, and for Bowel Complaints, cho.
from diseased state of the Stomach and Liner, as
Dyspepsia, Indigestion end Sick Head .aAe.
Certificate from nr William steeling.
Iais may certify, that Ihaue used Doctor Jaynes Car.
minatre BalsDm very extensively in Bopel
and hare not the least hesitation in declaring IL superior
TO any preparation that hare met ,uiM the relief Of
those diseases "M. SrEELIEe u. d.
Bridgeton July ID, 1881.
Certificate from pr. T. Kits, Pastor Of the second
Baptist Church Of Philadelphia
Having been permitted TO Examine the em,ponenfs Of
hieh NE Carminatue Balsam eOnsiss and tested in my
tamy its beneficial effect, am certain ttat T. wia De
found very happy combination and useful medicine for
Mose complaints for ,Ohica itprossses to be remedy
Philadelphia July %, 1871. TT KITS
- Pr,ce IS cents per bottle.
~ The above articles are for sale by
9TH mo Is WILLIAM STABLER,
I Udrrentou Spectator Hgsnt.
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Cash i'm Market.

CASn IN SM6EkcV'
WE will pay Cash for any aumber Of La az ...n
w NEGROES. (of both sexes from IL 70 l.y.s,s A.
of age, Field Hands. Also, Mechanics OF e'e'' ~
scription. Apply to
&c Ballard Co. Richmond. Va.
]. N. Saunders & Co. Warrenton, va -,
George Kepheart & Co. Frederiektown' No
JsmesF Purveis u Co. baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd.
William Hooper, Annapolis, MARYLAND
A. Grimm, fredencksburg, Virginia.
Or to the subscribers, at their residence IN 40
Persons having likely servantsto dispose Oh Wp mar
we'll to give Us call. as we, at oil tunes, WIN ~
higher prices 10 CASH than any other purchaser WIZ
now or may hereafter come into market:
All communeations promptly attended 20:
FRANKLIN Il ARkFlELo'
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Notice.

Notice.
V>HE subscribers intending removal from Alexan.
Il dria to New York in the course of q very short
time. have to ask the favor of all persons indebted
to them to call and settle their respective accounts,
their business must be brought to speedy close.
oct 1-dH JAS MCKENZIE Il Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-06
Hoots and Shoes.

H. WHITE has-Just received, per schr velo.
81 city and sloop J w. Caldwell, an additional
supply of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Consisting. in part. of
Mems calf sewed boots LIST and I'd quality
DO nailed boots
Do sewed. pegged, and nailed Monroes
DO coarse pcgged boots
DO coarse sewed and peggcd brogans and shoes
Boys fine sewed, pegged, and nailed .onroes
Do do do shoes
DO coarse pegged Brcgans and shoes
Ladies' caf sewed and morocco walking shoes
DO lasting, morocco, and leather slippers, at
various prices from 81 Is to SO cents
Together with general assortment OF childrcn's
Shoes. All of which are offered for sale wholesale or
retail, at the lowest prices.
Made TO order--Ladies' and Gentlemen's
BOOTS e SHOES, of all kinds oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-06
Sugars, Coffee, &c.

Sugars, Coffee, &c.
Al Hhds Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
III 1000 lbs Loaf and Lump do
40 bags prime Cuba and Rio Coffee
so packages Gunpowder.
Imperial, and TEAS
Young Hyson
90 barrels Old Whiskey
With genera, assortment of WINES, LIQUORS,
GROCERIES, Gc, just received and for sale Ut mode
rate prices by J. 4 j. DOUGLAS.
aug 80 Political Spectator times]
Molasses.
&c Hogsheads English Island Mo!asses. Of superior
20 quality, landing from the schooner Mount Yer
non from Boston, for sale by
EDW'D. DAlNGERFiELD.
Who has In Store,
8 hogsheads st. Croix Sugar, of prime quality
10 10 o oa. casks seisnette Brandy
III half casks American do
pipe Holland Gin
Malara nd Aarseilles Wine &c sent III
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The genuine Medicines can be had Of
VIM POMEROY. AIexandri

VIM. PUMERUY, AIexandr1a,
Sole gent for the Distriet Of Columbia and its uicnity
BY whom the Pills are sold in packets OF one, two
and three dollars EACH and the Powders at 373 cents
per box with printed directions; and also by the fol-
lowing SUP. Agents: r. w. Polkinhorn, between 9th
and 10th Streets Pennsylvania Avenue, John stlns,
Navy Yard, Washington; and Thomas G. Wright,
Sssrsnted genuine By sppointmen. Of DR.. H. s.
Nost H. p. NJ, N g. C. H., Brooklyn, New York, The
sole importer Of these Medicines.
Morrisonia the Family Adviser, price S275; Prac.
teal Proofs, illustrated by numerous of cure
cond and third editions, price Is and 37 cents to be
had as above.
Alexandria mar q, 1855
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02

Many comments are made, and some mirth e.
cited at the farce played at Cambridge in deliver
ing Gen. Jackson Latin Grafton, and making
him an L. l.. D. The New York Commercial
maIciously styles the General Doctor Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02
THE FREDERICK
White SULPHUR SDring.

CIrUATED FIVE miles north Of Winchester, former.
- " known as DUvALL'S Sulphur Spring, will be
opened for the reception Of company the first Of
July
The propretors return their thanks to their patrons
of last and inform them and the public that
the accommodations are more Spacious and comfort
able several out and additional rooms have been
added large bath house erected. upon the most ap
proved pan-good stables and sheds for casriages-n
short every necessary arrangement for the reception
of company. Every exerton shall be made for the &C
commodation of guests.
LEROY P. WILLIAMS
Frederick County, Va. June 25-w6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02

A melancholy occurrence on the verge Of the CT.
ty, yesterday morning, deprived one Of our most
respected native citizens of his life. Mr. JOHN
STETT1NIus, who has for some time past been In
delicate health, and who had recently returned
from voyage to the West Indies, having rode
out on horseback for exercise in the morning,
was found dead on the commons. not long after
wards, or died Immediately after being found.
where he had fallen or been thrown from his
horse.-Nat. int,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02
ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUzY2, 1858.

We are gratfied to learn that both the impor
tant works-the Aqueduct to. connect the Alex
andria Canal with the Chs sapeake and Ohio Ca
nal-and the Potomac Bridge. have been put IN
der contract and that preparations will be com.
menced forthwith to proceed with visor in tie
prosecution of both undertakings The contract
for building the A9ueduct has been made BY DR..
Martiueau and Hugh Stewart, Esq, Of Pa
That for the bridge by Philandcr Stevens & Co.
of Pa.
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a Card.

MRS. ANDERSON. late of Washington. will give
WI Instructions to Young Ladies on the Piano Forte
at her residence the of King and Fairfax
streets. Her terms will be reasonable, and made
known on application.
few Young Ladies can be accommc lated with
Board. jy 1-dlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02
DR.. WeAderburns stomachic

BITTERS-A Grand Resforatiue to Health.
Now is the time for using the above celebrated Bit
~ tiers the efficacy of which in many diseases has
been sufficiently tested and acknowledged 1t has
frequently happened that those who use these Bitters
keep clear of the prevailing diseases of the season.
The expense is but trAng in comparison with the
good they may do.
The Bters for sale, by the single bottle or other
wise, at Shop King street, next door to Aorr.
sons Bookstore. w. WEDDERBURN.
Iyl-1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02

We are much pleased to see evidences of in.
crsa-ing activity in the Ship Building business in
this district. In addition to the splendid ship
Potomac, recently launched from Hunters Ship
Yard and now nearly for sea-there IS fine brig
on the stocks, to be launched some time this
month at Murray's Already preparations are
making at Hunters for another Ship-and q
barque is under way at Capt Easby's. up the ri.
Yer. steam boat was launched at Nashington,
the other day-the keel Of another is laid at the
same place, and several smaller vessels have late
ly b. built and launched here and above. All
this is very encouraging, and we rej"ice to see
the spirit and enterprise of our merchants.
Contrar, TO usual custom, and to our eyracta.
tations. the approaching anniversary OF Ameri-
Can Independence will not be celebrated in this
town by a procession, GRAFTON, SC. &c. The
Washington Society had made every requisite
preparatory arrangement. and the civil and mill
tary associations were ready to unite with them
in the old and honored manner of observing the
day. Unfortunately the Orator appointed, found
it impossible to be- in town n the OCCASION and
was compelled to decline the honor. This hap.
pened at too late period to NJ. te new and other
arrangements of general nature. All that can
he done now, however, by individuals and socie.
ties, will, we hope, be done promptly. Let Ma.
tiona salu,es be fred-Iet the Star Spangled
Banner be displayed from, the public squire and
other places-let the Military Parade-let The
merchants, mechanics and traders close their
stores and shops and give those in their employ
day to themselves-and every other proper de.
monstratiou Of joy be made that circumstances
will allow.
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NOtice.

'TNHE Bank of Potomac will be closed on the 4th of
l. July. Notes intended to De offered for discount
will have to be put into Bank Wednesday, the Sd
of July, before u O'Clock; and all notes falling
the 4th Of July, will have to be psid on the Sd.
~ 1-3t C. PAGE, Cashier.
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The SteaMbaa, Ousatonic>
Will leave WASHINGTON evo
ry Monday and THURSDAY

r. n ~ Monday and Thursday
f11@GkR morning, at S O'Clock, for K,nsaIe,
on the Yeocomico. She will re.
main Monday and thursday nights at Leonardtown,
nd 60 down to Kinsale Tuesday and Frids, morn
ngs and return to Leonsrdtown the same evenings and
start thence on Wednesday and Saturday mornings at
S o'clock, for the District
She will call at Pyes Landing, Quantico Creeks San
dy Pointi Scots, Stafford County; Foulkes'; Boyd's
Hole; Nanjemoy Stores; Matthias Point; Ladders
Ferry; Cedar Point; Bluff Point; Strstford Mills; Leo.
nardtown. and Pney Point.
june as--.wf PETER JONES, Captain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02
CONTENTS OF Mr. RANDoLpH's WILL

We understand from a friend at Charlotte
Courthouse that the will of Mr. Randolph was
opened at Roanoke, his late residence on Friday
last, by Judge Leigh. in the presence Of Judge
Tucker and one or two other gentlemen. The
following are the principal IT not the only devises
To Henry St. George Tucker, President of
the Court of Appeals Of Virginia, ten thousand
dollars.
To Judge Leigh of Halifax, ten thousand dol.
lars:
To Judge Leish's son. John Randolp phi Leigh, a
small boy, five thousand dollars.
To John Wickham, Esq. OF this place, some
plate and horse or two.
The remainder OF his estate-lands, negroes,
SC. to the sou OF his neice Mrs. BRYANT, Of Glou.
cest.r, daughter of John Coalter, Esq.
Judge Leigh and Judge Tucker are the execu.
tors. This will was made subsequent to his
return from Russia, and was dated in January
1882.
Our informant says that he has not himself
seen the will, but that he gives Us the report be.
lieved at Charlotte Court House. This will will
be offered fnr probat at the next Charlotte Court.
II is the same that was left in Judge Leigh's pos.
session. An examination is set to be made
among Mr.. Randolph's private papers.
The name OF our correspondent and his off.
cial situation at Charlotte Court House induce
US to place the utmost confidence in the correct.
ness of this his statement.
Mr. Randolph, it is said here, has left two
other wills; one dated in 1892. by which he di-
rected the manumission of his slaves-and ano.
ther in Mare, 1885, The former Of these,
is the one to which he was understood to refer.
when he requested at Philadelphia that the pro.
visions Of previous will should be carried into
effect Rich Comm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02

We cannot consent to enter the polemica are.
ma with DR.. Ely, and hence our reply to his re.
marks in the Philadelphia Of the eth must be
brief. We did not lind fault with him for enter.
tanning any particular article of any particula.
-r-.u udr objection was, 10 the improper Ut.
terance of what appeared to US to DO an anti.
Christian sentiment Others may adopt the dog.
mas Of sects,-we rely upon the spirit and prin.
cpes Of the Christian reIigion-and those say.
"judge not, lest ye be judged" AbstraeIy,
we are. as the theologians say, all "deservinr
of the deep damnation of hell ,'-Dr. Ely him.
self ncluded-inasmuch as we nave {" all sin.
ned and come short of the glory Of God" And
yet Dr. Ely, epresume, would consider it some.
what more than uncourteous, IL zoe were, in a
newspaper TO single him out by name, as he did
a wretched human beng. and proclaim him
% worthy Of the deep damnation Of hell" We
hope the Doctor will excuse the argumenfum ad
hon,inen,, as we mean nothing disrespecuu' -
Nor does the vilIaIny Of CIough make tn" lost
difference in the strength of our position; be-
cause. who knows that be is not repenlant, for
given sinner?
Dr.. Ely is informed, for his oVn satisfaction.
that Mr.. S. is neither ga Universalist. nor ia.
taIst, nor an athest;" and that from the two
latter, he expects, he is as lar removed as DR..
Ely himself II it will increase his satisfaction
to Know further MIR. SIS views on religious mat.
tiers, he may arrive at the knowledge when he
tn al f. IL
respect and admire the loneliness of the true
Christian character; that compound of faith.
hope and CHARITY; that modest, unobtrusive
piety, which, while it seeks to save itself, is uu
willing harshly to condemn others, and consign
even the guilty to human view to the "deep
damnation of he'll I've are equally disposed to
reprobate cant, fanatcism, bisotry and self.
rsbteousness-the spawn of false religious pride
and the usual attendants upon perverted views
Of the most important Of all subjects.
MANY comments are made, and some mirth eA
cited at the farce played at Cambridge in deliver
ing Gen. jackson Latin Grafton, and making
him an L. l.. D. The New York Commercial
styles the General Doctor Jackson.
In the notices that we take of the Presidents
progress OIL his present Excursion. it is OF to be
expected that we should insert the various anu
speeches and addresses that are
made to the Chief Magistrate by Corporations,
societies and individuals, and his different re.
plies thereto. 10 do this would be to occupy
many of our columns daiIy with a quantity of
'erbiase and trash, which would be forgotten as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02

Tie Rail Road.-A reference to the advertise
ment of the Company, in our columns this morn
ing. will shew that this all important work is siea-
diy, certainty and rapidly progressing. The
Cars now run to Backville, 80 miles from
Charleston, with the mail--thus t,Oo thirds of the
york is ENTIRELY COMPLETED, and we
unders and that most Of the wood work on the
remaining portion Of the road is also finished;
and that the Inclined Plane, Is miles this side of
Augusta is nearly ready. A large quantity of
Iron, which has been some time expected, arriv,
ed on Sunday last. IN the ship Shaw, from Liver
pool. and will be Immediately put in requisi,on.
The Georgia Courier states that the Mail and pas.
sengers will be carried on the Hamburg end. to
the foot Of the Inclined Plane, where the stages
will be ready to receive them, which will leave
an interval of but thirty miles. There IS now
every prospect that the anxiously looked for Pc
riod, when it will be entirely through. will not
be extended much, if any, beyond the first Of
August next -CharlestOn Cour.
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TERMS -Dsiy paper eight dollars per annum, pay
sbi- half yearly. Country paper FIVE dollars per
dollar for the FIRST hresnsertions. and twenty FIVE
cents for every Subsequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-02

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No Is fur 1885,
TO be drawn in Wilmington, Del on Monday, July
prize of 100000 prize Of $4,000
l do of 5000 10 do of 1000
Tickets 81; halves2 90; quarters l 90.
On sale in great variety by
JAS. EIOROAN.
O' Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawing Union Canal Lottery. Class No. 10 for 1885,
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land to EngIand-and South Carolina Il a
States: not a. province, with her p,1
trailing in the dust, but as a sovereign ,ndi
pendent State. That was his advice. WsH
auer South Carolina. what can we do wiS.s
five drive her citizens into the morasss,S
Marion and Sumpter found refuye-af,e,
trodden her in the dust. destroyed her e;;.'
81 uahtersd their wives and children, and
bIished military despotism il South Co.,
where should we find the glory and huoo, ~ Nj
enterprize: Gracious God. (sald he)i,i1.Y
sar, TO urye considerations Of thi, sort ~ a''s
American Congressi Have the days Of Il.
volution passed, without leaving aoy Of i,s
behinds We have had darker DAYS than
present-some Of them in the course Of tho
but an appeal TO the 81 kit u the American ;.
Die had prevented any disastrous results, AL
had gone on happily until now. Put away h.
lit is the madness OF the times that su,,.s
force. Are we to satisfy the dscouteuls d n
people by force-by shooting some, and bsvq.
ing othsrsl You may make slaves by force, ).
by the application Of force convert frcrmen !.
siay.s; bu, after YOU have made them slave, Il
they look with complacency on their charms
When sou have suOdued South Carolin, Iay.
ed her proud flag, and trampled her freedom
the dust, will she love you for the Kindness ri
have shawn her? No: she will hate and J,,:.
you. Would you follow the example Of H.
miserable dtspot the Emperor Of Russia, xhohs
exiled some Of the bravest Of The sons Of Po,I
10 order to win the love Of South Carolina: p,
land wilt hate Russia until she is again f,e,. .
il would be with South Carolina. | would. M
he, that Ihad moral influence enough 10 say, n,
country in this hour of peril.
| Ill know myself, would peril al-IiIe an
s.rength-cnuld ! be the means. in the rpmo..
degree, OF pacif,ins the agtated pillows. Ih
no such power. | stand here manacled il
minority, for can count but Is Yates in Iii
Senate. You. who are the majorits, have d
destiny Of your country in your hands II Y,
| should grow out of this measure, you will be n
sponsibIe will wash my hands Of the b.,
ness Rather than give nv aid, would sure
der my station here; for aspire not to imin
the rash bay who set fire to the Ephesian dOu
No. sir, would lend no aid in the passs.s
this Bill. had almost said, II ~uud ra,hut
dog, and bay the moon, than such Roma
Rome had her Curtius-Athens, her LeOnld,',
and Sparta, her band Of devsted patriots; at
no matter who the man may be who steps fuur
to rescue us from our perilous situation. ttOsl
bis name may never reach us--though he N
never wear the crown-Eternal Fame .bl
wreaihe an evergreen around his brow, and
name shall rank with that OF the proudeN pal
OTIS Of the proudes. cli,nea Under these {
cumstances he was opposed to the bill Hes
devoted to his country, and on her affairs he,
this occasion, offered up every selfish cOnsids
ton.
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Office ofMe Ches. 8, Ohio Canal Co.
November 70


NOTICE hereby given. that an 'ps,aims mt OF two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share, lbeing the "ist
in,tame.) ON every share Of stock in the
and ohio Csnal Company required to be paid on the
I'd day Of February next, further sum o, TWO oo'-
lars and y cents per share. tbeing the SD install
nent,) on the ISM day # Fsbruar, next; further
sum Of two dollars and fifty cents per share (being
The SD insalment) on the first LAY of-dsrch next;
aud further sum Of two dollars aud 6hy cents per
share (heng the Saith ustament on the loih day OF
March next; which instruments must be paid to the
OF the chesapeake ard Ohio Canal Company. to
the Cashier or other officer of either of the following
Bank. yz:--
The ...nch Bank of the United States at Washington
Bail n, v, asbinpton at do
p.rotie ank do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
F,ra,ers' and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandra at Alexandria
Bank Of Potomac do
Farmers Bank of Alex's do
Hsgerstown Bank in Hsgefstown Nd
branch Of the Valley Bank in Charlesto~n, Va.
And the branch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
By order ofth President and Directors:
JOhNP lNGLE,
CLERK Chesapeake and Ohio CanalCo
nov S0--Wtl 5thNar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08

can hardly hope, from conversation WIN
many of the members, and the votes that nave
been taken, that any thing satisfactory 70 1ns
South wilt be effected this Session nav
sreat confidence in the next Congress-. uno ';s'
The new representation. II South Carolina win,
therefore, prostpoue her ordinance un.m ."e
Spring of "a, 7 firmly believe that aocaons.
strength will be acquitted. aud the whole E,ess,
tive influence. ihe- President mas dec.area "a
will be directed to the object, and that th w.,
will be reduced to the wants Of government ~. ~,
these prospects, and this assertion ooen. no' !, o.,
palues - IT.. snan. AN OBSERVER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-08
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO


+ The schr. Tepeyac, from Vera Cruz. arrived
in this port yesterday: we have received by her
our files Of the Censor to the 9TH inst bringing
news from Mexico to the Cd, and a few numbers
of the Aurora, from Jalapa, to the 29ih Decem-
Der. The news they convey are OF most lively
interest.
The garrison in Mexico had declared. on the
9th December, in favor of the Zasaiette Con-
yention. MusquiA. who fulfilled temporarily the
functions Of President, on being informed 81 this
event by the General Herrera, Conmander.'G.
Chief of the garrison, convened both houses Of
Congress 10 acquaint them with what was s;'lng
on, and begged to be permitted to retire to his
own house and to live as a private citizen. ms
demand was Immediately granted him. The pf:
ficers Of the four departments Of State are smut
up, and the archives placed in the custody OF the
Secretaries, who administer these departments
All which took place in the greatest order ana
without the least opposition.
The command of the military force was COM
mitted 70 General LOmus -
Ia consequence Of these happy events, the
two divisions, consisting Of about 5000 men, com.
lnanded BY their excellencies Generals Santa An
ma and Bustamente, made their entry into the
City of Mexico, on the ed January, amidst the
enthusiastic reclamation OF the whole popuia'
ton. Our news do not 60 to a later date.
rNeU Orleans Bee.