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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. AUGUST 80,

ARRIVED. AUGUST 80,
Schooner Abigail, Berry. Boston; Coffee. Tea,
Molasses, and Nails. to A. e. Cazenoye & Co.,
and freight for the District.
Schooner Pilgrim, Adams, Kinsae; Corn to
w. D. Mutt.
SAILED,
Br. Schooner Leo, McKinny, Bermuda.
Schooner Virginia, Jennings, New York.
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Norfolk.
Brig Mary Helen. Ryder. hence at Boston
Goth, A. Mcfarland passenger died at sea.
Schr. Harriet, Nickerson, hence at Boston 26th
Schr. Fornax, Swinnerton, do do do.
schr. Thistle, hence at Liverpool IN. 81 l4th
instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
LIBERALITY OF THE SOUTH.

The rail road from Charleston to Hamburg, in
South Carolina. is one hundred and forty two
mites long. 10 It's course it passes through some
valuable plantations, ADD consequently through
some very valuable land. The proprietors Of
these lands did not charge the rail road company
one cent for the right Of way.
We are told that the Chesapeake and Ohio ca.
nal Company, had to pay rs thousand dollars for
ID miles, on the line Of that canal Examiner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
For Freight.
shoes.

The subscriber. liz addition to his stock
a of Shoes and Boots received . few days
Dsince, has this day received, per sehr'
Abigail, further supply Of
SHOES. -.dmong which are
Gentlemen's fine pumps, shoes and bootees
Do common slippers
Ladies' morocco walking shoes
Do black prunelle slippers. rs cts
Do cheap morocco do so & 623 cts
do leather walking shoes
Children's leather and morocco shoes, ANGLE ties
Infants kid shoes, various eolors
Which will make his assortment very good; all Of
which are on sale on the most pleasing terms.
sug31 A. d. HARMON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CO.
.oo,y MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1883.
THE EARTHQUAKE.

,Isased to learn that the reported
NsnSs ;i,s,er at the Coal Pits turns out to be
F'tdla' The Richmond Wing received By
fh'lsOsi, ,css are simply these: The negroes in
in. , ans much alarmed by the earthquake,
pts ;. y, aoee to the mosth Of the shaft. When
|'lsu ed there, the curve was about to a.
ara" nos Of them seized upon it with both
|bG o;,hout being able to get into it-and
Fds had ascended the distance Of about
|'n .. y, feet, his strength relaxing. his
En- cave way, and he Tell. dashins out his own
~. and killing another person who was stand
immsdia,ely under him. This was the ex.
!. # ,hs damage. The pits were but little 1t
/ n iniursd-no tumble having taken place,
,,s roofs remaining to all appearances as
y ' =. before the earthquake took place."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
a Camp Meeting

WILL be held under the superintendent Of hi
w nisters, and members of the Methodist Episco
pal Church on the land Of Mr.. T. Wilson, about
miles from Washington City, near the Rockville and
City Turnpike The grove is most beautiful and the
water good and abundant To commence on Thurs
day, the 18th of September. All persons friendly to
such meetings are invited to attend.
aug S1-eoAt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
SHIP GLOBE.

The Philadelphia Gazette says that I" the dis
charging Of the cargo OF the ship Globe was con-
cluded on Saturday, the rigid Investigations o.
the Custom. House officers being continued unit!
the last chest was iandsl The Collector is now
satisfied, we presume, that he has been PLAYED
upon by his correspondent, upon whose ailega-
tons the search was made. No attempt at SNUG
Cling has been detected, but the cargo throughout
vas found to be precisely as inSoiced, with the
RECEPTION OF two tea chests, one OF which was
filed with sand. and the other with sand and gun.
ny bags. This is fraud practised by the Can.
Ton traders upon the consignees, for which full
redress will be obtained.
The letter duplicating the invoi ces Of the
Globe. is said to have been received from Bos
ton. The name of the author has not been men.
toned; but as matter Of justice to the public
now that the Investigations are closed-it should
be given up The Collector. no doubt, has act
ed In this business upon what he regards as good
authority; and as much Of the unpleasant feeling
which now prevails among our merchants would
be removed BY such an announcement, we pre-.
sumo there can be no objection"
PRUDENCE CRANOELL'S TRIAL.
% Friday aud Saturday last, the trial Of this
Individual tor violating law Of the State OF
connecticut, prohibiting any person from set
'ing up school to instruct eolored persons from
other States, took place at Brooklyn, Connecti.
cut The tact Of such violation was not denied,
and the defence rested upon the question as to the
eonstltutionality Of the law. On behalf OF the
State, Colonel Jsdson and Mr. Welch contend.
ed that the term "citizen'' had, in the constItu-
aon and laws OF Connecticut, and IN the Consd.
luton OF the United States, and in the laws OF
congress. technical and significant meaning:
mat Indians, Africans, or their descendants, al
noush tree or free born, we're not entitled 10 the
i"munities or privileges Of citizens. that. con-
sequently. the State had constitutional right to
say that no colored persons from abroad should
come COM thiher for their grammar and geography.
ms vas opposed by Messrs. Ellsworth and
strong on the part Of the defendant, Who contend
eu mat color was no legal test Of citizenship, and
sustained their position with Zeal aud ability
Judge Eaton charged the Jury, that in respect to
.ae facts OF the case they were the sole judges
vas not for the Court even to advise in relation
10 them. II they found that the defendant had
Committed the acts charged in the information. il
would be their duty to find her guilty, unless the
law wcs bad for its unconstitutionality. II they
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
$40 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Monday, 18Th
IL inst, . Negro Boy. named SiMOy JENKINS
Completion, dark mulatto; about feet 6 inches
high, stout made. and lmps in his walk Had on,
when he went away, blue cloth pantaoon black cloth
coat, black fur bat; took other clothing with him
which is not reeollected. He 10 toienbk gccS
Bricklayer and Brickmaker, Is we'll - waiter. will
give ten dollars taken within miles OF Alexandria
or the above reward If taken elsewhere, and secured
20 that get him again. With oil reasonable ch.rge.
Alexandra. aug 28-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
For Sale,

For Sale,
Landing from Schooner atigGi-
on Hogsheads st. Croix and Porto Rico Sugars
OU Is barrels do do
90 hogsheads Aolaues
so boxes Tea, gunpowder. imperial souchons
ITO bags Coffee
800 casks Cut Nails
IS tons Plaster
aus3i A. C. CAzENovE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
Museum,
Farm for sale.

7 WISH to sell EsRu. containing 312 acres
L adjoining nv residence. Il 10 beasny hmbered,
and has on il variety of fine Fruit. great bargain
may oe had if immediately applied for.
Fairfax County, Va. ID. r DULANY
aug 2S-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
rue KENTUCKY ELECTION.

x,,;,h.t,pdlDs Mr. Letcher was elected
hs 6Gh Congressional District, BY clear
Ia"I,.outed majority Of 60 Yates over his op-
'Ou u ur. Moore, the Sheriff. Of the District
Pa' an "A pdnesdsy last TO compare the polls, and
%E Hs # them IA majority have certified to the
u'' IT,. of Mr., Moore. This is strange news.
'' rSs circumstances are as follows: The She
r met a, Harrodsburgh on Monday, but did
'.. come TO any decision They assembled
W. wv an Tuesday, and organized. with the same
.s.aI On Wednesday. they again met. and
~ method Of consummatins the most disgrace
sI lesion Of returning Mr.. Moore, notwiths'and-
=, ri, acknowledged defeat. having been, no
Onbt. previousiy fixed upon, the Sheriff OF Lin
ain xh,ch gave M. Lrtcher maj"ri'y OF lag
s',s, ,sfused 10 exhibit the Poll Book Of the
60, without which Mr. Letcher was in a
w,,ority. which refusal being accepted. by the
Shor;g. of Anderson. Jessamlne, and the Depu.
;, sher,tf of Mercer, as pretext for returning
Nr Moore, they accordingly certified to his cleo
tom
Ne do not fear that Mr. Letcher will be fore
,l from his seat 10 Congress, however deep the
Mo, mas have been laid, for IT is SO certain that
h hs, been fairly elected, that it the subject 's
nlsceJ before Congress. as II most assured'y will
Be, there can be no hesitation on the part OF that
body in declaring him the ch"lce of the people
Of ,he district. aud their legal Representative.
To prove this. he has 10 his possession. We un.
jer,rand, the certi6, ales Of the poll books made
GU, respectively by all the judges IN the District.
These assure hun Of his election, and will be re.
eeiyed BY Congress and by the public, in prefer
snce to a certificate Of such a character as has
been stated above.
II appears to be certain, that Mr.. Halves has
been re elected to Congress, and that his sue
cess is a triumph Of principle. honorable alike
10 himself and the voters Of his District he
was opposed BY Philip Thompson. ESQ. popu.
lar and talented man, who, though of the Nation
al Republican party, declared himself in oPpo-
si,ion To the United States Bank. and Mr.. Ciay's
Land Bill. Mr. Halves, on the contrary, al
though heretofore a Jacksonian, declared that
he considered the LauI Bill a wise and judi
;ious measure, and the rechartering OF the U.
States Bank essential to the safety Of the public
funds, and the preservation Of sound currency.
The Sheriffs Of the 9Th Congressional district,
net at Westport, on Monday. and on comparing
he votes. it was ascertained, that Patrick II.
Pope, Esq was elected by majority Of eight
gotss over Mr.. Crittenden. He has accordingly
received the certificate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

FLouR.-We have no change yet to notice in
the wagon price Of Flour. Sales OF wharf have
been made at IS IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31
DRAW.S THIS D.aY
ViruInla State T,offery.

Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit cfthe ToUn Of Weasburg. Ciass No. 8
for 1888.
Will be drawn in Richmond on Saturday, August 81
prize Of 100000 prize OF $4,000
do Of 5000 &c &c &c
Whole tickets IS; halves 2 SO; quarters l Is.
Maryland State Lottery, Class No II for 1888.
Will be drawn in B,'trmore Saturday, August 81
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets ~; halves 90; quarters 00
On sale in great variety by
JAS. KIOR0AN.
or Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold purchased
Drawn Numbers in the New York Lottery, Extra Glass
No. "a.
90 10 9 81 81 81 25 IA 18 %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

Mr.. Durant proposes to make another flight
the region Of the stars, from Albany. The gu
Of S400 has been subscribed, and il 500 mo-
shall be raised. he will prepare himself forthwith
to vanish into thin air"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

Baltimore Races.-rhe Baltimore Races, ever
the Central Course, will commence on Tuesday
the 18th OF October next with unusual spirit and
The races are full Of promise, and
will display some of the finest colts in America.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

Trustees Sale IF Real Estate.
FINDER the authority Of q Deed of Trust from the
u Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra to the subseri.'
bers they will offer for sale at public auction. the
5th day Of October next, the following HsLUaBLE
PROPERTY in the Town Of Alexandra and its vici.
nty:-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

We have been presented with singular ear oil
Corn. brought originally from the Rocky Noun.
tains, and raised in garden 10 this town. Each
grain Of corn is enclosed in . shock, SO as to be
capable Of standing considerable severity OF wea.
Their without injury. The grains are fine and
large.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-31

Washington Races.-The Washington City
Races wili commence, we understand, on Tues.
day, October 8. being the week before the Balti.
more Races. In addition to the usual Fall
Purses, there will be Race for . splendid pair
of silver pitchers. This last is a single dash Of
three miles. Entries confined to subscribers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-ApR1L Is.

FLoUR:--
Hl,card Street Flour The ceipts of the
week are short Of 1000 bbls. On Monday aud
Tuesday, sales from stores were made at 50, 4S4
$3.50 The demand has been limited, and
within the last day or two the sales from stores
have uniformly been made at S5,4S3 A snail
lot was sold this morning at traction under that
rate, but we give S5.454 as the fsir stone price
to day. The wagon price ranged at the begin,
ning of the week between 5 % aud 5,S7a, With
a tendency dow awards. aud to day II IS settled
and uniform at 5,25 per bbl.
Gin Nils Fyom. About 1000 bbls have been
Sold IN lot, AT 1914 per DO, aud 10, at S5,4O
Two considerable parcels for eAp"rl have been
contracted for on t.rms not transPted
Susquehanna Fvour. Sales during the week
Of several thousand pOis at S5,S. per bb; IN
one or two instances at Il traction less Inc lair
quotation today is 5,S7s tor parcels IN good or
der.
Rue Fyour-A lot OF susquehauna was sold
some DAYS asoat IS IS per Dbl. Wagon Flour
continues from wagous) at "a 25 for LIST, aud
5 IS ior ID
Corn Meai-We quote bb's at IS so, dull;
and hind, at ID.
GRAIN
JEheat-The supplies from the Susquehanna
J
u,y only. On Monday two cargoes Of prine
West b, anch red were sold at 81 Is ludaN
a parcel Of the same description was sold at | ~
A cargo Of NORTH Branch red vas IN market this
morning. but we are not as vet advised OF It's
sale. Sales of various parcels OF MARYLAND red
~heats at 81 10 a 49, and l9-the parcels
at the latter being very prime. We quote lar
good to very prime reds To day al 81 10 | ~
At the beginning Of the week ID parcel Ut p''me
white Family -FOUR wheat was sold at 81 20
uther luts, not SO good at 20
Corn There was a tair supply at market at
the be sinniug of the week, and sales Of wuIe were
made az 68 cents. and yellow al 70 AL cents.
NJ further receipts OF moment came TO market
until Thursday. hen a shade OF Improvement
was realized IN the prices ut white; most OF the
par cells of white being ui good quality, sales tor
shipment were brisk at 70 cents. and OCCASION
aIly a. 60 cents yellow vas taken az 20 Il
Tor GOOD tn prime. aud an occasional small lot
by dealers or 10 fiji up vessel, alta cent more.
Sales of White to day at 60 20 cents, yeIu" at
II cep,s-wun lair demand. We quote accur-
dnyly.
Rue Good MARYLAND Rye is worth 20 cents
per bu she! par,e! Of heavy Susquehanna
was >nid ioda. at72 cents.
Oats "A cargo Of prime Snsquchanna was
sold ON Tuesday AT As cents, and another cargo
Of the same description to day at A. cents per
busheI. We quote Maryland Oats, as in quail
ty. at So a 40 Cen $.
CIorerseed No receipts this week The
season IL rapidly closing, but the article Is scarce
and still much wanted On Saturday last some
parcels of tar Susquehanna were sold at So %
8 S74 In Howard street trifiing parcels have
been reia,ed at S9a 9 so.
Farsesd No receiDts-season over.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
From q Lndu,s Album.

ITO" L0uy ddtoum'
"UNI NJ B ERT Y"
Who would sever Freedoms shrine?
Who would draw the invidisus line?
Though by birth one spot be mine,
Dear is all the rest.
Dear to me the South's fair land
Dear the Ceptral mountain. band
Dear New-England's rocky strand
Dear the prairied West.
By our Affairs, pure and free,
BY our Laws deep rooted tree,
BY the -past's dread memory;
BY our Washington.
By our common parent tongue,
BY our hopes, bright, buoyant, young,
BY the tie of Country strong,
We still be one.
Fathers! have We bled in vain!
Ages! must We droop againe
Maker! shall we rashly stain,
Blessings sent by Thees
No! receive our solemn vow,
While before thy shrine we bow,
Ever to maintain as now,
Union-Liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
+ or Sale.

'IvHE subscriber hiss been directed, BY the heirs OF
the late william West. deceased. to offer for sale
the following LOTS, in the old part Of the Town OF
Alexandra. designated in the patt IS Nos 8, H. IL:
10 and Is, contaong half acre eaeb end situated
az follows
No 6, on the east side of Fairfax street, between
Oronoke and Pendleton.
Nos. II, IL and 49, three fourhs Of the square be.
tween Fairfax, ROYAL, Princess and 0ronoke streets,
now occupied by Edward Mclaughlin
No 25 on the wesl side Of Royal and south side Of
Princess street.
The whole or any part ofthe above property will be
sold on reasonable terms (snd desired, The pay
ment of one fourth Of the purchase, credit OIL, 2snd
yesr. may be had. with interest, OH the balance
A perfect title in fee will be given, which 10 from
the Trustees ofthe Town in 1863
Any information respecting said property will be g.
ven by the subscriber. W. fEAfoN,
apr 1-eo2w Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

Of i". VI" 81 Leonard hatbauyn ior the murder
mr ' T. u"nltr, In hi, county. commenced IN
u. s ~ o'oyer and rermlner on Wednesday
The go. Inc circumstances connected with
hs M s A'e0' peculiar nature and interest. and
irnm \, 'oncourse Of people attracted by it
,s, I AZ sections Of the country. evinces the ye.
TSs e's winch IL has excited.
Of a.D,a aSTused Is young man in his Goth year.
r,lIJnooI appearance; he has been Injured from
acun.,,a. " 9'e 'ir'uous aud peaceful duties OF
IA, sr OF The soil. He is surrounded ,, tho
and =, 'n ANXIOUS father and mother. brothers
naIk,Ts..' his demeanor before the Court is re.
nance =; uaOqail and self possessed, his counte.
object at S'nr, oetrayins feelings ofevi,y. The
l,p.nda.e MS alleged cr,me was. in Youth a Moor
TIM sv,a Srl' and whoever the SLAYER. The vic.
Nlanv 00'n Of sensual and malignant
sopn.. saturday,, the evidence was closed. and the
he dr,rno ,altted the cause to the jury. under
% Sqnd,n' OF the Court-whereupoo the Court
70 he J",. morning. delivered an elaborate charge
lsnsh: ,Ds 81 81 about three hours and Quarter in
ioq1.. ,s" u "e Jury, after being GU, about four
Gdhg 'u into Court with verdict of Not
resulted only room to add tina, this ,,i,, has
OIthe immo uaary to the feelings and expectations
crowd Of persons who daily at.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
DIED.,

In Washington, on Thursday evening, April
II, Mts MARY BEsToR. consort ot Chauncey
Bes,or, Esq and second daughter OF Mr.. John
NJ, Leod, OF the General Post Oaice.
In Baltimore, on the 18th inst, WILLIAM
MEErEER, Esq, in the doth year of his age
In the death of Mr.. Meeteer. the City OF Baiu.
more has sustained loss of one of her most use.
full and eslimable citizens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
,Tempestivity.

vIlIIE M6ernal and laAuriant G;nx,r Ale isno more
for Viii sesson That it wa>profct.ns and med'ran
able the public well knows. d. not now ~ ne
shown. Andto I'll up + Vacuum and supply It's place
the SODA YER sid tt.n may be hsd eve
ny day. in status tempes.as pefus both in susvity.
omoi0gy AMI du c;dI'y, a.,a IN iunerosity, c'rpo
reity and abundance, hsil have required all posi-
apr I3-3t u. HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
70 NeMt f,
O,uNt,n aeyluM.

MATRON wanted. TO take charge Of the lnstitu.
u ton the first Of May. She must be woman OF
approved standing. both for picty and intelligence,
and capsule Of teaching the children in sl hose branch
es which, by the Board shall be deemed either rtqu.
site ,r proper. She mast be faithful, kind. and tender
in the care which she exercises them; and, both
both by precept and example, encourage habits Of in
dustry, sacred regard to truth and to the perform
ance of every moral duy aud love to the great prin
cpes Of the Christian Religion. Application to be
made to either of the Directresses.
ANN CLAGETT,
mar Geo CATHERINE p. JAMESON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALExanDRLa. IN. c.

ARRIVED. APRIL IS,
Brig Patron, Flanders, Boston; Plaster to J..
II. Laid, and freight for the district
SAILED,
Brig Belvldera, Fletcher, Amsterdam.
Schr. Emeline, Percy, Boston.
The brig Ariel, Smith, Of Norfolk, arrived at
the Balize Esd ultimo, in IA days from Alexan'
dria.
Sloop Delight, Davis, hence at New Yorkllth
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15
Adyerttsenenl

A GENTLEMAN is desirous of purchasing. for MS
IA OWN USE, thirty efficient Field Hands Any per
son having such Negroes to dispose Of viii do well to
apply TO Gaior I.wnxscE LEWIS, near Alexandria, d.
c. Re apr 9-C30thApr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

Tie Burning of tbs Treasury Office, An in
Sas,oa has been hod,ns i"r a seek past rela-
i've 10 the hre The cOUc u,lun a. been arrlv.
ed by he Executive, that the he proceeded
from design ihl- ha. ben the general op'nlon
ION the beginning. M geueral report of the
mqai.llIOa ha, ~ vet heen made. Nur Is It
AuO"u ShOl. to be made the scope goat. Ru.
NOT, aie all at. and We leave them so.
Telegraph of Saturday, ersning,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

New piano Music, viz.
TIME Halle Eye, ballad
L Oh sing from thy spray, do
Cel che W, vedi il core, Italian song
Our Native Land, a national sung
I can never love YOU more
The Captive Knight, ODDS by Mrs. Hepans
Forge; thee my Susie. in answer to {. Dinna
Forg't"
Buonararle's Retreat from Moscow
Polish March
The Minstrel's Tear, as sung by Miss Stevens
The Sea, song
The hunters Chorus. from Der +, eyschutz, ar
ranged rondo
The Light Bunk, The Beaver songs
overture to the Opera of Elisa Claudio
Operate Gems, collection of admired airs from
DITTO ditto No 9
Ditto ditto No 81 4. ard 5, SELL c.eI from
tn works of Mercsdante, Beini Il sossini
Just received BY ELIZA kENNEDf.
apr Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

Nse There. Rev Bishop MEADE will preach,
Apr. .tA, Il Freiercks urg l4th. ut Lamb Cree
Church, King gorge; l5,h. VI Sc: Panis ChuIcn'
King Grorgcfs17,h !isnover Parish Ming georges
IS n. ,iatto3 T,dge; 10Th, Yeocom,co Churcni <o.h
and Dist Richmond Cont House. I'LL tue Zstn' III
Northumber snd and Lancaster Counties gym. ionse
of worship below Richmond court HOUSE; Nay Is.
and 81 at rappaiannocS, Essex CouRtyi Sd. 4th ana
5th at vawters Church, On AID 9TH, " Fort hoyai,
9th anu 9Th, at the Bowling reen
~ We are authorised to announce CHARLES
F. MERCER as Candidate Tor the snffrages OF his tel.
low Citizens at the ensuing Congressional Election tor
the district composed OF the counties OF Loudoun,
Fauquer, and Fairfax.
" We are requested to announce Doctor
RICHARD G Mason asa candidate for Congress from
the District composed Of the Counties Of Loudoun,
Fauquer and Fairfax
~ We are requested to announce Captain
GKoaGE CHICHESTER a candidate 10 represent the
County Of Fairfax in the next General Assembly
To We are requested to announce SPENCER
Mnrraox BALL as candid,,e represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Gener,l Assembly Of Virginia
~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
s. DANIEL as candidate for seat IN the next Legis'
lature of Virginia. from the County Of Fairfax.
arP GEO. T. BRoWN respectfully Of
fers himself to the Voters pf Prince Georges County,
Msrylanl. AS candidate for the next ShsrhaI,y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

tended, and witnessed its progress-which was
openly manifested, as soon as the verdict was an
nounced, in the most indignant language of cen
sure aud complaint Chambersburg pa Rep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-15

We learn from the Salem Register, that Jo-
pph 5 Cabot, Esq Of hat town. the unsuccess.
h Jackson candidate Tor Congress in that Dis
iict, Ia, been appniated By the President Com
m,,oner4o settle the Neapoi,an GAINS. one Of
Ii, ,sDtcusn before appointed having declined
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