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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-25
district of ColuMbia,
Countu of ,4Leran!

county 81 '1teIaH""' oe''
May TERN, 1888.
James Harris, Jr and Lucy his wife; Robert0
Brocketi and Betsey his wife; and Maria Long
den, Compliments. -
AGAINST
Nancy Craig, Henry Craig, son Of Lucy Craig, =
deceased; George Craig and Edmund Craig;
Harriet McCresdy and John McCresdy her SS
husband; Henry Craig, son of George Craig; 8
Washington Craig, Thomas Craig, Charles
Craig and Edwin Craig; Caroline Rose and
her husband samuel Rose; John Harrison
Craig, John Craig, George Long len, John
\. Longden and Alfred Norris, Defendants,
vJ>HE Defendants, Harriet McCready, John HcCrea'
/ dy, ':enr, Craig, ison Of Geprge) Washington
Craig Charles Crsg Edwin Craig, John Craig, George
C. Longden, john A. ongden, and Alfred Norris not
having their appearance to this suit, and given
security according to tn statute and the rules OF the
Conr and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that they not inhabitants Of the District ofCoum
bia; the compsinant's m on by hercounsel It Is
ORDERED. That the said ABSENT Defendants, tar.
riet Mc';resdy. John NrCreadv. Henri rag. (sun OF
Georgr) Washington Cra'e: Charles Craig, Edwin
Craig, John Craig. George c. ,.ongdn, John H. Long.
den, and Alfred Norris, do appear here, on or before
the first day of next October FERN, AMI answer the
Conpainant's bill, and give security f'r perf'rning
the DEGREES OF the Court; and that copy Ut this Or
der be forth with published for months successive
" in the Alexandria PhenIx zet'e, and another CO.
py posted the front door Of the Court Of said
County. Fest: EDM. 1, LEE, Z.
iy l0-2m
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India China.

Il Boxes Canton Dishes, from i6 to l5 inches, supe.
u ror quality
S do do Desert and Tea Plates, fat and deep,
pencilled and ensmeed. very cheap
2 do do Bowls, quart and half gallon, will be
sold 81 law as Liverpool ware
Is groce Pint Porter Bottles
With genera! assortment Of china. GLASS. e
EARTlHENIP.7RE, wholesale and retail.
mo 70 ROBT ii. MILLER.
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Saratoga " ater, CaMphur. &C

saratoga " ater, CaMphur. &c
z Dozen Saratoga Water, from Congress Spring
u liz lbs Refined Camphor
dozen Pink ssucers, ofbest English manufac.
ture. Just received and for sale by
WILLIAM STABLER
Who is Agent for the sale Of HaCCLNE SCABS
from the Jennerian Vaccine Institution Of Maryland.
fresh supply Of Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS
for Fall use, expected soou.
subscriptions received for L.7NDRETHS FLO
RAJ Magazine. Of which sample may be seen at
the store of the subscriber.
9TH mo % [Wsrrenton Spectator
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Ground Plaster,

For sale By The Ton, Barrel, or Bushel.
TIME subscriber has on hand, and intends keeping
during the season, Ground Plaster, which will be
sold at aslow prices asst can be procured at in the Dis
trct JoNA. JANNEY.
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Cash in Market.

Cash in Market.
WE will paw Cash for any Number of LIKELY
w NEGROES (of both sexesJ from IL to rs years
of age. Field Hands. Also, Mechanics Of everv de.
scription. Apply to
r C. Ballard & Co. Richmond. Va.
]. NJ. Saunders & Co. Warrenton, Va.
George Kephesrt & Co. Fredericktown, Nd.
JsmesF. Purves e. Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd.
Thomas n. Jones, Easton, Eastern Shore Of
Mary land
William Hooper, Annapolis. Maryland
A. Grimm. Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Or to the subscribers at their residence in Alexandrs.
Persons having likely Servantsto dispose Of will do
well to give call. we, at all times, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser who
now or may hereafter come into market.
All Recommendations prompt, attended to.
aug 1-H FRANKLIN e ARMFIELD.
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The following communication addressed IN ~.
prietor Of Judkins Ointment, from the Hon. JOS e '
liaferro. Member Of Congressis highly nte,s,.ai !"
The gratuitous manner in which it is made e,SS.,
feelings OF no ordinary character towards su.r, NV
man.ty' and iscertanly we'll deserving Of prb. w. J.
tention: ''"s ~
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From Tie Boston Courier.

|. II 'S'' FfI SOo'JH NCHf ttI.
- Newish some OF our public spirited
yca6ig men would get up society lor the
suppression OF smoking, cheering aud snuj-
.Ehe tobacco. Shutting is indclensibe /;
oaewlng is filthy and vulgar smoking
opE vocabulary is too poor TO supply an
cphhet winch can denote its character. -
"A communication against drunkenness
v'as banded to US day or two ago, by a
GsntcmaR, whose ruiiled bosom was spot-
Ted with coagulated snuff drops from hjs
nose while he was IN our Office he made
soyr floor slippery with the saliva squirted
rom between his tobacco chewing Jaws ;
aud we know that lie spends more money
iOf cigars than he contributes to the funds
fef the suppression Of intemperance.-
Why should man who spits over his
wighbor's floor, or puhs the smoke of a
cigar In his Leighbor's face, be tolerated
ln4ss anathemas against the use OF rum
There Is no more wickedness in carving
abettlc Of rum in ones pocket than box
OF the most nausoous and intoxicating
wed that ever grew.
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BY the election law Of CHS State, no
citizen however vsrtuous, s,Jntcliigent, pat
,ioi,c, puactudi in the payment OF his tax
es and in the discharge of all his civil du-
ties is FREEMAN unless he owns land
What then is he? We forbcar to answer
the question in this enlightened country.
We are ashamed to expose such q law
by commentary upon it. One thing is
certain such an cstimabio citizen by our
law is NOT FREEMAN.
The best OAK is sometimes called NOT
WALNUT but il can never be bent nor
broken. Ill.,
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Eoi others especially of his wife,
er he made them. Oier did she
n leave bis bed at midnight, and
lIstehto the sound of his lootsep as it was
directed to this closet and The sound of
the bolt, as he unlocked the door, grated
harshly on her ear at that siil hour, when
no other sound could be heard but the soft
breathing of her infant, that slept undis-
turbed by her side. Nor could She fail 10
remark widness in his eye, and a hurri-
ed confusion Of manner in her husband.
whenever lie returned from his secro,
haunt to his couch, which were alike
strange and unaccOuu,able to her. She
did not however, allow her thoughts 70
dwell N these appearances, and still
struggled to be happy as before.
Such was the state of things when the
birth of third child rendered it necessary
for Frank TO employ the services Of ore
OF those ancient matroGs wno become the
repositories Of village scandal, and whose
eMly wrought iancles reveal in creations
of the wonderful and the strange.
She had known Frank when he was the
delighted father Of his first st-bcrn, and she
saw him now the cold, indifferent, ,rr,re a.
ing parcn, OF a ihird innocent pnd heipless
infant. She saw, too, that there was a
changeln every thing around her. There
was paleness upon the cheel, Of his wife.
winch was something more than the hue
OF disease and the fond yet tmid look
which she cast upon her husband, as he
sat moody and silent by her bedside, was
something so different from what had once
been the case, that even the crone, whose
heart had long been caious 10 all the soft
er motions, was touched by her altered
appearance.
Jl WAS now June, bat The little garden
around the house was green with rank
weeds, among which n scattered flower
here and there struggling to ili is hcnd
Ihe woOdOlrcs and honcysuclics had
been beaten down from their dccay,ug
frames, and lay neglected amidst the grass
that was sprlnging up in The walks, which
had once wound through the beautiful
shrubbery that had sheltered and surroun-
dcd the house.
ii Frank at any fine broke the sullen
silence in her presence, money, expense,
and ruln werc The topics of his couvcrsa-
ton md the oitenCr he sought this fatal
closet, the more gloomy and morose he
became.
The cronp, Of whom I have spoken, at
length resolved TO discover the cause Of
this strange change. She had heard the
hints and surnises already referred to -
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THE PRESIDENT AT LOWELL. The
Lowell Journal relates that newspaper
containing q copy of Major Downing S
letter from Providence, was handed the
General, after the procession was over
lie seemed to be much amused with the
Majors remarks relating to the anticipa-
ted display Of the Lowell girls, and oh
served, 81 believe the Major was right
there appeared to be at least five thou
sand Of them -
The Journal records also melancholy
accident which depressed the universal
hilari of the occasion. Two members
of corpse of volunteers, Mr.. Cyrus
Russell and Mr.. Phincas o. Dunham,
who were engaged in ramming down the
charge of field piece, lost each a hand by
the premature explosion of the powder
Mr.. Dunham's arm was amputaled ; his
other injuries were comparatively slight.
Mr.. RusselI's arm was also amputated but
his cyesight is probably lost.
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lief, that lis bsel to the teeth, is.

lief that itis b. y to the teeth, il.
contrary, by poisoning and<P PxIil fhc
vessels OF the gums, it nidySimpr nsthe
healthy condition of the vessels ID ~ q
to the membranes ofthe socket, VIM the
condition of which, the state of the tooth
rs closely connected
h lhe practice OF smoking is olike dele
terioos. If it were ever useful as a med
seine, the habit, by dcadcnlng the ner-
NOUS sersibilliy, must prevent every good
Ieitect, and then it becomes Injurious on
~: Indeed, even i'll persons much ac.
'customed to it, may be carried so far az
TO prove mortal poison. '--Egtrac!s from
Psa:e Essay q .3merican Itnlprance SO,
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W A II II T. " .
SINGULAR FACT.

1t is a FACT that not only the citizens
of every State in the Union, except Rhode
Island, but the subjects of the King Of G..
Britain exercise The right of voting for
their Representatives upon small per-
sonal property qualification, while we, in
the prctendedIy free and enlightened state
of Rhode Island are excluded from the
exercise of this right unless we are able
and willing to purchase strip of this land
Of no use to US. The subjects of the mon
arch of Great Britain vote for their mem
bers ofParliament, but the citizens Of r..
Island of the same qualifications arc not
allowed TO vote for Representatives to our
General Assembly. RHODE ISLAND A
LAND OF LIBERTY? RIDlovLGUs, 10 call
Il so'-Pror. Patriot
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The Cholera on the 18Th ut. had nj.
most subsidized at New Orleans. The
Governor of Mississippi, his Excellcncy
A. Nj. Scott, has fallen "A victim to H.
raIagcS.
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The Newpor; Republican says We
understand that all the jury believe that
Mr. Avery was proved guilty, bnt that
the proof was not as strong rs to preclude
The possibility of doubt,or the hundrcdlh
CHARGE oihis innocence agreeably to the
saying of the law il is better that nire-
~ nine gullty persons should go unpun-
lshed for their crimes, than one innocent
man should suffer-
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Landlord" said shrewd fellow, rs
he seated himself IN the bar-room, aud
bore the silent gaze Of the surrounding
advocates at the bar, " do YOU know o
any body who has lost a handsome ivory
handle iack-kniie, with four bladcs--,wo
large ones, and two small oncs-having a
piece of silver on one side, and brass ot
thc ends !" " No." replied the veteran
landlord, whose proboscis rcsembIcd Il
ripe strawberry, tipped with pcarIy drop
of dew" why, have YOU found one "'--
\" No." said the way" "'But ! thought |
would enquire, so that if | should find
one, L might know whose It was"
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IT bad not occurred, however

1t bad not occurred, however, at that
liln0Ef0abis wife, that any change had la
in her husbands manner or
There-Nc1anR. indescribable
sornsmifg, which al pade her sad !;
bet It was feeling 7sospeWfo her he
did not know how to ttace il. or 70 Vnot to
ascrlbe It, She often Saw IL frown uroa
her husbands brow, but she did not doubt
1t was that Of caro- or abstraction, which
the perpicXtics OF business might have
planted there, and she was satshed with
this method ol explanation. lie had be-
come less and less frequently the com
panIon OF her evening hours, but she
knew THAT business engagements detained
INN, ana she cheered tieTlong and
icney hours that she spent in waiting his
return, with thought that it could not
be long before this time of toll would take
place to competency and ease, ". en- he
might again ENJOY the society of one. for
whom sue had cheerlully given up the
world .1And when she heard his well
known step, she forgot the time she had
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$40 Reward.

oSi. on tuesday, the 5th instant, between Mr.
IL John Fsrr's Tavern and Ieesburr on the Tn,n.
pike Road, small Leather Pocket Book, containing
Fiji, Dollars The above reward win be given to am
person no may lind and deliver the same 70 the sub
scroer or deposit with the Cashier Of the Branch
Bank Of the Valley in Leesburg.
feb lift GEO. W. HUNTER, Jr.
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DIR. RELIES
NOtAnicaA OrOps.

n one ofthe INST efiescous compounds IN .Ae ~
terra N,lcs for the cure ofthat class ofinve's.'
n,ouced by an impure state uthe olooi ana
yitsted hahit Of body, and usually exh6rinS .ne
selves in the forms of scro6ula salt rheum. az
Anthonv's 6re fever sores teven when the 1,h,s
ar cited. white swe'Ings If applied w,tn VI "a svs.
Iii;meut fool sni obstinate ulcers sore ess gn,
ne nd head in children, sourvy and seoroanc sous Ps'
sled ,r earbunelea faces, fostering ~.
cal tai nts throughout the body. IN winch ,ss. esse
Droo. oten cue when mercury taiis 'ney a SO. .S
On. bess spr,ng and sutu'nnai physo; 70 pnrv anu
cleanse the system from hamours wnse M ~
mar Ar the se seasons Of the year They also ard the
n,,oes, Of aud. by purifying the blood pre-
r,t the secretion nf malignant humours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relics upon the vast mum
her &c cures effected by these Drops, not only W pos
ton and its vicinity. but throughout the Un,on lot IN
hes, proof Of their excellence Is an unfuhng ales
tive me cine, in all the cases above specih.d.
article has recently been pronounced ey w.
of IN. 6rst respeeaSility. who had witnessed us sur
prisin. fc,cy as satped in his opinion to faHe sae
he ppa. avte: ko;on 70, e ,; So'v e e aDIs
Nc 4,i nation throughout the country.
Price 81 q Bottle, or Ss Bottles for ~
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ESTABLISHMENT

TO THE aSTHM3IYC&C ONSUNPIIpE
an IL most prevalent and fatal ofali the Diseases IN
III ci,ient to civilized society-the Consumption
nav generally be traced to the least alarming OF dsof
ters. q sigh bat neg lectcd Cold ny estimation APP
hears ,ha one huadred and sy tsoisasd persons die
tnnually of the Consumption Most OF these dread
ul results may be attributed to common Gods. and
negligent treatuen, Of the harrsssng G0:ga INA; ss
breathing pain in the side, and at last liberated lungs
Violent AMI repeated asthmatc attacks also br'"s on
Cousumptive symptoms. One ortwo doilars eAPe"d'
ed in the purchase OF
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
anil little attention their timely administration,
viii usually ensure mitigation of these disorders and
..nar,lly effect cure. The Pills are also an easy
81 s.c,.,, remedy FOR the symptoms preceding and
neeoup rnyiag the is'hna and Coasumpt'o'' Catas
Cou-I, 0f.,hy Of Brea'hiag Tghiness and Triet
or, cross he iss Paeezing Pain in the Sids yp't'
fiay of Bod Je Few cases can occur at an' OF tins
s, # n, riers in VIII CHI the purchasers of DIR Relics
p,,s will no, 6nI rich return for their trh ,C ex-
n ,nmre. Pr &c VaoLe Rores, so Pills, Do(hui
Half ai., p, 10 Pills so Cents
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REMEDY FOR
RNeNiNatism.

ops exoruei,ng pain the deesep9de h anu a a.s
tn usual attendants of this disorder are suffered by
m nv from despair ola cure, or disappointment intae
Ell .a,y of the numerous pretended antidotes used to
eff =, This purpose. But those who have made far
trialof
M JE33'S. CELEBR ArED IMMINENT,
eve, IN cases ot long standing, sad ofthe most
ch,scec nave eceived certain relief and many have
been cured in few days. some in "a surs! asa num-
her of sons in Boston and vicinity, who were Tor
MEL Certificates are IN possession ofthe Propri'
proving the most thorough aud surprising cures
bv means OF this powerful Ln'ment, IN cases where
9th .r approved applications had utterly failed The
LniueG is also used With tor Brnses' sprans'
N,r5n.s,. s,iffaess ofthe Joi.ts, Chilblains, &c.
Price, so cts. . bottle
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Dyspepsia!
Or INOIGESTION,

0F long standing, and Of the most oostnale
eharuefsr has beea Immediately relieued ana cIlen
pymaneniiy cured in variety OF cases that nave &c
cur-rd in Boron and vicinity o' using 'or shor' "n
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC q
.ANTE-BILIOUS PILLS,
hath of which are to be taken together according 10
valuable. p,sin AMI practical directions, accompany
ING The Specific Price so cents each; ..,.
- Nine are genuine unless signed on ,ne oH'Sae
printed wrapper. by tie s,le Proprietor; klDOEH,
ira mediate to the lat Dr W. Contoay
near Concert Ha Bostonl and also bv his Special aP
pointment by WM. olhb s
apr S F0irJd1 HUeet. .Ne1o"r.1
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na;ufj esmplsiss. without going into detaii'y nc
deems il -noughto that he has in his wy
ncst nndbtrd testimonials that il has more comPseey
ans,pered Which IL fnan any
other popular Medicine .r...,o,
This remedy IS perfectly innocent IN iu A.
IN ali conditions ages and sexes Full directions, DC.
scription Of the complaint. &c. accompanying eae1
packet. which consists Of two boxes, Osnfme! ono
Eleetuory. Price, 81 for the whole or 81 cents 'u'
one of,ne articles 10 wanted. -, ,.;d.
- Nom a-c genuine ualess signed on tee o. Jn,.
s,.eesso, 10 tie late Dr Conwcy For sale .. n''
Counting Room, over No SO, Court street near Com.
cert Hall, Boston, and also bv his speatappnn'me"'
he VIM. STABLER.
.n,e fai,f,r Ir.ct. Aerandrid
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- TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
Cl)RNS.

THE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER A.
fords Instant relief and at the same time i,ssolves
and drawst Corn out by the roots without the ieas'
pain c. -
their feet do certify that have used the ao'n Corn
Plaster with complete success Before had us. one
ho1. completely cured Corn ,ohieh hhd troubled me
those afflicted with ,ha: painful complaint.
Flushing, l. Feb % VIZ. SHAW
Price so Cents Boz
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'aVHE above Ointment is recommended to the publE
4 AS a safe aud certain remedy for those obstinat,
diseases, Of which have long bsfhe the skill
Of medical science:
LIST White sweings of every descriptions
Cd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing,
Sd Schirrus or gandular mrs. particularly those
hardened tumors wum~n's breasts, which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felons; or what some people know by the name
of Catsrrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ot,he joints;
9th Sprains and bruises of every description, In
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of ali kinds. In this complaint the pa
tient in applying the ointment, must keep the par,
out of water;
9th Chiblains or parts affected BY frost.
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DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

UNDR sore or inaamed Eyes gives immediate case
N and relief On recent sore eyesthe effect 10 most
ss,utsry. where the complaint has been OF years
s,,nIinr aud in 50 ne exceeding bad cases the most
u1,x,ected and desirable relief has been found in the
ne NJ thi, Ers WArxa, after every other remedy had
f.ilei a,ny persons who have used It, pronounce II
IN, ,..t prep raton tor those eompsints tney nave
90. n. with esoeciAlly in cases of soreness or In
ina m. ION Of long standing. Price Is cts bottle
sI,ne are genuine un!ess sigaed on the outside
nc,t.i xr.,par, ~ he sole proprietor, rKlODER,
in ae hate successor TO the late DR. l., Coswn
~ A., Cru ting 3oo,n, over No. SO, Court st {,
~. meet iAl, Boston, AMI also ny his special ap-
,n.,t nv va. SrABl.ER
80 Firfir Sheet, .fieraadriG.