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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
of Shepherds- TO,un PrOperh

W SHepteIu D. OtCW ITOUCTA.
EBf virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Su-
ED perior Court of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson county, rendered at the last term.
in the case of the Mutual Assurance Society,
compliments, rs. the administrator and heir.
Of John Morrow, decd. defendants, | shall
on Monday the 18Th day of March, 1888. be.
ing the first day Of March county court. be.
fore the court house door atChariestown offer
for sale, DWELLING HOUSE Ia
and the ground on which it stands, fss.
together with the Kitchen and wing
attached and the ground on which S21
they stand, being the same which is now
owned by the heirs of Col Morrow, former
ly occupied by the Rev. MIR. Matthews, and
fronting on the south-side Of German street;
and if the proceeds Of the sale of this pro-
perty be not sufficient TO pay and satisfy the
sum oil S3S4:54, with iaterest, the costs Of
suit, and expenses attending the sale. then
| shall, at the same time and place. offer for
sale, another Dwelling House with the she'd
or wing attached and the ground on which
they stand. fronting on the North side Of
German-street, which was once occupied by
Robert VincenhelIer, lying between the lots
Of John G. Unseld and David Saiyely.
The terms of sale are one third cash, the
balance in two installments Of six and twelve
months, the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond and good security, or trust deed on
the deferred payments, at the option of the
subscriber
D. Fl. CONRAD, Comr.
under the decree.
Januarv OF 19QQ-fs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

sion was long and highly respectable. All the
Navy aud many Of the Army officers attend
es and sn We observed .
tains Perry and Mix, Major de Russy. and
many other officers. The Rev. Mr.. Scarf read
An,horu md n. p.v 81" NJ, Ca,i.r rsc,or y 3,
Of the deceased TO learn. that in addition to the
above demonstrations Of respect to an intelligent
and high minded officer, usuy Of the most re.
spectacle citizens Of Brooklyn, and several from
this city, we're seea ia the procession paying their
ship, and who sympathize with relatives at loss
to irreparable. y Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
ENGLISH MARKETS.

LiVERPooL, Aprii g.
Cotton Dealers and spinners are yet holding
back little 10 fear Of blowing up prices, and
thus has caused holders TO offer their stocks more
freely. The sales are near 5000 bags, steady
prices. consisting mainly Of American descrip.
tons. ranging from 7 to I'D, except 100 Bahias
at 81 TO Cd, rs Surats 4s TO sgd, and so Madras
GID, per ID.
LONDON. April 9.
There is no new feature in the colonial mar.
kets. The unfavorabe intelligence from Jamai.
ca and other West India settlements. received
yesterday, would at any other period have had
an immediate effect Of raising the prices Of all CO.
lonial articles. but the hcaviness Of trade, and
the great depression 10 West India property, pre-.
vents all enterprise and speculation.
All East India goods are at nominal quota.
lions in consequence Of the great uncertainty as
to when and how the East India Company's mo.
nopoIy is to cease.
There lie no new feature to notice in any one
article, and there is Of course ne alteration to
state in the market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
OBITUARY.

Capt. JosErH C. HALL. Of the U. s. Marine
Corps, died suddenly, on Friday last. on board
the U. 9. ship Franklin. the receiving vessel at
the Navy station. N. York. Captain H. had
the command Of the Marine Guard, on board
the above ship, from which his remains were yes
terday conveyed to the burying ground OF 81.
AIMS Church, in Potion street, BrooklyE. with
military honors. The pail was borne BY three
naval and three marine officers. The process.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

a,,uracy of English navigation. General
'.,r,,d. in a debate upon the marine budget.
ss French Chamber, said, that when he was
h,,rJ an English vessel which conveyed him
G. HeIena, the Captain, when their vessel "as
n, o,r,llel Of Tenerifft, said the land would
,;,sIe the next evening at six o'clock; and,
|. he, a. they were sitting down to dinner, land
:. ,naounced from the mast head. The dis.
Issu.hed N. Arago also mentioned that English
t',oo,r. had, by the s,J Of their instruments,
ro,,r,J the harbors Of India aud Mexico dur.
(.g N. night, and cast anchor in the very
[oo,s indicated BIZ their observations, without
L.srius the land white he happened to knowthat
|, ,su short time since French vessel from Sc
,,oaI was unable to determine the position Of a
,,nd.bank, which il observed near the Azores,
b,,,use IL had no thermometer on board He
ob,,nsd that although there we're watch makers
ard philosophical instrument makers in Fran &C
c,lfe equal to those in England. (since ehro-
nu,neers had frequently been made in Paris
shieh did not vary second III a year, so little
nc engagement was given TO them, that the only
nanulacturer Of circles Of reflection in Paris
I'D him that he had sold but six IN two years.
,Aile 10 England a single manafac turer had sold
thousand in ,b. same time. These remarks
Icre listened to with great attention by the
'him5er.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
For Sale,
Twill sell A FARM, containing abou,

$50 will sell A FARM, containing about
~ 1oa acres lying in Fauquier County, Va.
on the road between Salem and aymarket,
&c near Hopewell. called Mountain's End
IA There is good STONE HOUSE on the land
3h"s yet finished, but which would make an excel
IN s0and tor Grocery . Distllery: The land II
Sa'ered, and is good Mountain Land, The title
,.. sq lsstonAble. Apply opposite the First Presby.
N.An Cnufeh, to LErlrlA MCDONALD.
apr l9-2aw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

\ etNrLkNAN residing in jefferson County. Wiz.
s'ms, wishes to purchase, for his own use, Good
s .%ae coot' Young Man qualified to wait in the
rou and two Boys from twelve to fifteen years old.
n0se Of good character. liberal prices will be g
ven inqu're Of the Printer.
may i7-eosv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE ParRIor OFFICE,
Wednesday, l O'Clock. P, NJ,

The Market. Flour, Howard st.. sales at
$3.50 to 5,62a from stores for cash; City Mills
5,75; extra, ST.. Susquehsnna, 5.44 Grain
red Wheat, LES; white 1,32. Corn, 62 to Csc.
Rye, 72 cents. Whiskey, hhds, 29ac; bbls. 80
cents; the wagon price for the latter is % cts.
Att public sale this morning Of real estate,
known as Clem's iots-8 lots, each 90 feet front
on w. Baltimore street, $50 feet deep on West
Of Cove street, sold for 1915 each Other lots
on Wine, Fsyette, aud Lexington. sold at $500
each.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

.,. ,,o late to see the ceremony, and turn.
AZ, Az, ,se whole, Sunday is very bad day in
tpV ,..o..-s bad institution there, was 60
.,r bot i, is not my province to scan the
y ' - q, good and evil in day the Deity has
si'u r,,.d. Oae thing is certain, there is more
'n'' u,re iniqui.y. more sport, in that leisure
cs' man on any other during the week. The
=, - Theatre is open,-and crowded. Men
'sn ns together. likeness besets iniqaity,-
!. ,, enough, my paper is down. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

st. Croix Sugar, Sc.
m Hogsheads st. Croix Sugar, of superior quail.
~ tys landing from Schooner Columbia. for ssle
" EDWARD DAINGERFIELD.
Who has in Store for sale,
Is half pipes seignette
10 do American Brandy
80 boxes Lemon Syrup Of ssperior quality
a' Do 's % s sss:i 's:', s.as,
may "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
Christ Raising Lazarus. ;.

fNVHE public Of Alexandfia 10 respectfully Informed
u that the celebrated Picture Of the Resanectiun Of
Lazarus, from the pencil Of hF. Boudet u Paris, will
from Monday next, from e'cioet A. y. until 10 2.
~, ct the old IRdian ouesa Tavern. The Painting 10
in the proportion Of shout Q by 10 feet. and the
principal 6gures % large - lie A. to the merih u
the Picture. suffice Il 70 cay, that II has been highly
commended BY the Philadeiphia press. and mast eI-
tensvely pstroniIed BY Oh the religious soeietes pub
lie and private schools and the public generally, cf
that city. Admttance % cents
may 22-f ss'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

W The early arrival Of the MsiI;every night
eomPeIs Us to put our paper to press at q time
5000 enough to meet It. Our advertising custom.
ers would therefore, much obIige US by leaving
their advertisements during the Summer at the
Office Is soon in the evening as they can make it
convenient.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, m. e.

ARRIVED. MAY 90,
Steamboat Potomac. hewitt, Norfolk; Freight
and Passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Schooner Good Inteni, Herald. Portsmouth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY "a. 1888.

The ISLANDERS and calumnies Of the Globe reIa.
tive to the National Intelligencer deserve repro
baton and punishment in a Court of Justice. A
Jury of twelve homes. men might learn the hire.
ling better manners.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

tive to the National Intellgencer deserve repro.
baton and punishment in a Court of Justice. A
Jury Of twelve honest men might learn the hire.
ling better manners.
Among the articles in the papers brought by
the last arrival from Europe, we End long let.
ter from Daniel O'Connell to the People Of Ire
land, relative to their present situation. 1t is ably
written, and is the first Of a series which he in.
tends to prepare. The affsirs Of Ireland become
very interesting.
From Merico.-Two Of the late Ministers.
Alaman, Secretary Of State. and Facio, Minis
ter Of War. having applied for passports to leave
the country, and being refused, have absconded.
The immediate cause Of this proceeding is said
to be the determination Of the Congress to bring
the late Ministers to trial for the assassination of
General Guerrero. A circular had been issued
to the commanders at all the ports, to prevent
their escape.
In consequence Of i'll health, President Santa
Anna had not entered upon the discharge of his
official duties. Gomez Farias, the Vice Pres.
dent, has consequently hitherto occupied the Elk.
ecutiye chair.
Among the deaths by the freshet in the Sas-
quehanna, IS that Of VIM. Brindle, Esq. Of Ly-
coming county, Pa. Mr.. B. was highly re-
spected citizen, and was formerly, for many
years, connected with the newspaper press-hav.
ing at different periods founded several papers
in the Northwestern section Of that State, which
yet continue to flourish.
In view Of President Jackson's proposed tour
through the states north Of the Potomac, a pub.
lie meeting Of the citizens Of Harrisburg. Pa,
was held on Saturday evening last, and a COM
mi,tee Of sixteen was appointed to address a let.
ter to the President, inviting him to make I1ar.
risburg point in his contemplated tour.
A subscription to steamboat stock IS now in
agitation, for the establishment Of q nes line Of
boats between Quebec and Montreal. The shares
to be five pounds each, and three thousand shares
to be set up. The undertaking will be commenc-
ed ON the attainment Of one thousand subscrib.
ers. The rates are pr"Posed to be equalized 10
those on the North River, between New York
and Albany. The formation Of an importing
company Is also spoken Of at Quebec.
At this season one cannot but feel the beauty
Of the sentiment which Milton puts into the
muuth Of Eve
"Sweet is the breath Of morn, her rising sweet.
With charm Of earliest birds; pleasant the Sun.
When FIRST on this delightful land he spreads
Ills orient beams on herb, tree, frui, and flower,
Glisteuing with dew; fragrant the fertile earth
After short showers; and sweet the coming ON
Of grateful evening mild"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
Hand for Bale.


as9&x That TRACT Of LAND called EFF.
t, BINGHAM, lying in Prince william Conn
~ y, Yirginis, about three miles from the Court
szA House, Containing about
700 ACRES.
The quality Of this land good; near third is low
ground lying on Cedar Run. which might be made .
firrt rate Meadow There is Q sufficient quantity Of
good Timber this land, which is now under good
fence. The improvements are large and very eonve.
nient two story
ia FRAME HOUSE, q good BARN,
Hss and ell other necessary OutHouses. There
IJlSt 10 . Well of excellent Water in the yard and
As63a large Orchard Of choice Fruit.
Thir is the most beautiful and healthy situation in
that part OF the county; il lies about 80 miles from
Alexandria, IS from Fredericksburg, and Is from the
thriving Town of Oceoquan, which is good market
for grain ALSO.
A TRACT Of LAND, called CEDAR
HILL. in Fauquer County, about four miles from If
Bingham, containing about
1900 ACRES.
About 200 of this land is in high state of cult.
walton, and equal any land in the county; the ba
lance is good improbable land A large portion Of
this Isad is in Wood. The improvements are tole.
rable good
-, FRAME HOUSE. a large BARN, and al
...l other necessary Out.liouses This tract was
INTELLECTUALLY in three, and lies well to be divided,
which will be done TO suit purchasers.-Asso,
A TRACT Of LAND, of about 1000
ACRES, lying in Prince William County. Va. ABOUT
40 miles from Alexandra and 2 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 As much power on this land
rs any in the County Of Loudoun. 1t lies we'll for d.
viding, which will be done If required This Tract
will be shown by Sir. Carnsl, livng the Farm; Ce
dsr Hill and Hfingham by Mr. Green, living Al Cedar
Hill. Possession will be given in time to seed q crop
in the Fall The terms will be-One third cash; the
residue in two years. with interest, and deed of
rut to secure the payment II is desirable that the
Lands may be sold at private sale before the 18th day
of August If not, they will then be offered at public
sale on the premises, Wis Cedar Hill and EffiDgham
the 18th; and the Tract Haymarket the 18th.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscribers,
gibson FOOTE,
RICHARD H. FOOTE,
Near Warrenton Fauquier County.
JOHN w. hASSIE,
F. FOOTE,
Executors, Alexandra, ID. C.
may 2a-1swtf
Gjr The Fredericksburg Arena and Warrenton
Spectator will publish the above . week till for
bid. and send their accounts to Foote, in Alexandria
Attention. Independent Blues!
Won are hereby notified to parade on Fairfax. be-.
J. tween King and Cameron streets. on Saturday
morning next ut 10 O'Clock. being Battalion Muster;
blue pantaloons will be worn on the occasion.
By order Of the Captain.
NAV 23-3t REREARD RRY4N Ir qec,v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
Wool Harding at OccOuuan.

VHE subscribers inform the public that they are sea.
l. dy for the reception Of Wool, and will endeavos
to Card the parcels with care and dispatch.
All who can, conveniently, are requested to send
early in the season. All who live within modents
distance from the Mills will find On sdvantsse In this
because the numerous parcels sent from distance BY
the wheat wagons, 10 August and September, some.
times cause delay. J. & J.. H. JANNEY.
NAV 3-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
Notice..

81 shall hereafter be mostly in Baltimore, persons
"A indebted to Joseph Jsnney 4 Co. o. to myself will
please to make payment to Janney. Hopkins Hull.
Hotel) Ba!tmore they may please to make payment
70 Charles Ross ct Jonathan Butchers. o. to Jonathan
Butcher either of whose receipts win be binding:
JOSEPH JANNEY.
Alexandra, April IS, 1888.
- N. b. Ny DWELLfNG HOUSE 10 tor ale
OF rent. and my other Houses for nie.
apr l6-2awN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

HEBER, the purest Of modern bards, inspired
BY the spirit +" that touched lsaiah's halow'd lips
with fire." sung in strains OF which every line
teens with scriptura imagery,and with true He.
brew soul. His devotional pieces, really deser-
wing the name of Psalms aud Hymns" dlssi.
mated the delusion which hung, like cold spell,
over many minds Of much feeling and under
standing, that religious poetry was Impractical.
BILE. He proved that p"etry may be klndied at
the altar Of relision-nay, that poetry IS never
truly in it's element, bat when essentially so in-
spired. His Hymns are now incorporated for
ever with the poetry Of England, and his imInor-
tai name stands canonized on the roll Of her
Worthless. Of his Hvmns,-the breathings OF
90 unsophisticated devution,-we are tempted
to give one specimen:-a gem Of "purest ray
serene"
Lo! the lilies Of the field.
How their leaves instruction yield!
Hark to natures lesson given
By the blessed birds Of Heaven!
Every bush and tufted tree
Marbles sweet philosophy,
"Murtal. Hy from doubt and sorrow:
God proyideth for the morrow!
"Say. with richer crimson slows
The kinsly mantle than the roses
Saw. have kings more wholesome fare
Than we, poor citizens OF air?
Barns nor boarded grain have we,
Yet we carol merriIy.
Mortal, fly from doubt and sorrow!
God pruvidelh for the morrow!
"One there lives whose guardian eye
Guides our hun,bly destiny;
One there lives who, Lord Of all,
Keeps our feathers lest they fall:
Pass we bIithely, then. the time,
Fearless Of the snare and lime,
Free from doubt and faithless sorrow;
God provideth for the morrow"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

Presidents Healih,-By private letter, dated
gu Mondly evening at Washington, We are hap
py to learn that the President is still GONZALES.
cent, aud that h,s health Is now AZ good as it has
be-sfor year or two past-there Is every Proba-
EhIy, therefore, indeed no doubt, Of his making
his eastern tour. The idea thrown out by the
Courier & Enquirer at n. York, that the Presiden,
sa' ab,ut retiring to Tennessee, is without the
ii.h,est foundation. We beg the e. & Z. to
sarect its mistake. The Post Master General
and the Attorney General will probably remain
at Washington, with the Secretaries of the Navy
and the Treasury, during the absence Of the Pre-.
;ilent and Secretaries Of State and Of the War
0dise. -Pennsyfuanian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
Just HMbiisheN,

Just 3MbissheN
find on sale by W'M N MORRISON,
NHRIsT Our Ex ample, by Caroline Fry
~ Scripture Principles Of Education, by Caroline
Fry, (author ct the Listener. Christ Example,
The Glory of the Age. Essay the Spirit Of Mis-.
sions, by John Foster.
Also, tany for Beginners. being introduction to
Mrs Lincoin's Lectures ON Dotany, by Mrs. Phelps
may q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
Alexandria academy

TIME Trustees Of the Alexandra Academy announce
l. to the public that they have elected Mr. II l..
CRossoS Principal Of said Academy; and thst this In
stitution Is now open for the reee pton Of Students
The course of instruction will embrace the Greek and
Latin Classics, the French Language. and all the
branches of complete English Education.
TRUsTEIs:
Rev ELIZA lfAsRIsoS. President.
Rev: F. Lppett p. Thompson,
Robert Taylor, VIM. C Gardner,
Edmund ]. Lee, Charles A. Alexander,
Hugh Smith. VIM. l.. Hodgson.
John Lloyd.
apr 20-eotf WN L. HODGsON Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

The Cholera. A hummer Of cases Of this dis
sass appeared on Monday and Tuesday last, in
tins city. They originated in, and we're con.
iued, with one or two exceptions, 10 some Of the
STAN boats at the wharf. Two cases were report
ed on Wednesday; and on yesterday there
were eight or ten new ones. la one or two
u the boats, local causes undoubtedly genera
,ed the disease. One Of them was in very
filthy state, and had cargo of potatoes,
corn, &c. She has been ordered TT We be.
Geve that. as heretufore, the sickness is confined
principally 10 the blacks. We have no dispo-
stion to conceal tine real state Of health in the
city: neither do we think that these cases ought
to excite much alarm. We know enough Of the
disease to he aware Of the description OF persons
to which its ravases are mainly confined. The
temperate and the prudent have but little 10 fear
iIOmi,; and we would counsel all to continue at
their usual avocatiops.
T& Louis Hiss Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

We are frequently asked the question, d. you
no, think that the Cholera will again visit Lex.
ingtoa this spring OF summer? To this question
USreally difficult for us TO give reply. We
10 mol know whether il will or will not. and can
Oul! say TO our friends, use every possible pre-
caution against il; keep your premises well clear
ed ofe,eIy thing that eau have the least possible
tendency TO produce Cholera or other diseases;
Dc temperate in your diet aud drink, especially
the at,er attend strictly to the directions OF the
Physicians. and al~ays apply for medical aid
immediately upon the FIRST appearance Of the pre-
noniiory symptoms of the disease; aud above all,
nlw ave not already subscribers for our paper,
eOne iorward without delay. enrol your names
on oar subscription list, and pay US in advance,
anu We will almost venture to insure it that the
Cholera does not visit vour premises The present
fea''-LeringtO". Ky Reporter.
81 poma take a newspaper IF ! could find
Time 10 rsad Il. "-'lhls is the excuse which ma.
ny people make against taking paper Non.
sense: There IS a mechanic in this village, who
aAs no other ~ay Of supporting himself and
afse famhy, than his own hands, who takes SIC
per"d'cal papers. The subscription price and
pos'age Ut Which amounts to nine cen dollars and
Y,esi ce'as! We hope some OF our wealthy
"e'sneors will keep their countenance. Besides
reading all these papers weekly-snd one more
which friend gives him-he finds time to read
~ a. much more In scientific and other useful books.
lie doesa good DAY 3 work each day, and we yen-
a'e to say, labors as many hours in the course
0. a week, as any Of those who cannot "Gnd
aAs 10 read a single paper" lie does not sit
u e1. alter doing his days work and toast his
sAins asd suck his fingers
lBetEast Ne Republican Journal.
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Attention. Independent Blues

"NVCHNKOU. INuOHOhOONKV bHWCos
Won are hereby notified to parade on Fairfax. be.
J. tween King and Cameron streets. on Saturday
morning next, ut 10 O'Clock Battalion Muster;
blue pantaloons will be worn on the occasion.
By order Of the Captain.
may 23-3t RERNARD BRYAN. Jr. sec'v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

"Sweet is the breath Of morn, her rising sweet.
With charm Of earliest birds; pleasant the Sun.
When first on this delightful land he spreads
Ills orient beams on herb, tree, fruit and flower,
Giisteuing with dew; fragrant the fertile earth
After short showers; and sweet the cunning ON
Of grateful evening mild"