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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05

EAMEs W. SIMPSON, having commenced the
81 above business King. two doors above Roy
street bcgs leave to norm h's tn nds an! the Pubic
and homes b, his attention 70 business to merit por
lion Of puhlc patronage Oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05
Servant wanted
Glass Knobs, hooking GiNss

For ikent.
EsyA A Three Story FRAME HOUSE
ESss 1A on Prince street. with the shop attached
EM AN thereto, opposite James Norris The
&hs$$ House is we'll calculated for q boarding
House is comm odious. and in good order. The Shop
is an excellent stand fo. Petal Grocer.
.4iSo,
fsssssAN That large ICE HOUSE on Water street,
E-ls ate in the occupancy OF m. u. Stuart) Mt the
North side of the town It's situation is convenient to
the river Apply to II. u. MILLER.
I2moSl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05
HOOts & Oh es.

BOOts & Oh es.
ID. HARMON has received by late arrivals, an
IL addition to his stock Of
so BOXES BOOTS &. SHOES,
OF every variety. suitable for the season. Also,
2casks Gum Elastic Over Shoes, prime article.
dec 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05

Boots and Shues
~ d. EDISON has just received per Brig Token,
y. few cases Gen,lemen's fine Calf, Sewed Boots
al IS 50 to 400
Ditto BuffPeg'd ditto, at 81 so 10 90
case prime Leather Over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and hOnroes
Misses and women's coarse and fine Shoes, va
rious kinds
Also on hond, of my own manufacture,
Gentlemen's calf and morocco Boots, IS to 70
DO do do Shoes. SO to s2a
Ladies' fine seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
h;s.es, do do do do
Roys' coarse and fine Shoes and Monroes
Children's Shoes, great variety
" B Ladies' Shoes made to order, in the neafest
and most fashionable style. dec -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05
MNlNsseS
SNtter

prunes, SWeet ON q No:uiHi
,rsrrsceiyed per schooner A'exandris, few cases
!, ,..sh pmnes. in plain and fancy packages
Fresh swe,t Oil, in baskets, and
S,nsh CorI,al in cases. For sale by
1ar 20 " cNHr' ---------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05
I,rv,,,an,oWn Nose
" Gllted,

. CoOD Accountant. loa man who csh CUM
well recommended. and Of sooer, steady nSo'''
iiberL wages all be given 600 ry,rp
,Isr WIZ :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05
Ni0 Cutie.

Rags prize no Coffee. Just received ana '0r
80 lie by S. MEsskRsMra
doc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05

New Urop Orleans oNs"f' S0
=, Hogshesds New Orleans sugar
do do moasses
10 do Trinidad DO
& 5,Ss pepps. and pimenio
10 baxs. s6HHdon mustard
no s~ss ground ginger
5 bbls coPperas, Just received by
,s CIAGErr & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-05
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13

set agreeably to their present liberal pro-
fessions. lfthey should become firmly
established in power and influence. and
have The opportunity Of acting otherwise
they have AZ least tho advantage Of the
example Of their late brethren, and Of
DR.. Priestley's remarks upon them.
Speaking Of the leading men among the
Methodists. the Doctor says" Find
ing themselves by degrees at the hesd
ofa large body of people, and in conse.
derable power ahd influence, they must
not have been men, il they had not felt
the love Of power gratified in such sit
nation aud they must have been more
than men, IL their subsequent conduc,
had not been influenced by il" A
shrewd hint, that DR.. p thought the Me-
thodist had been too remiss in their at
tention to their liberties, which they
ought to convey down entire and un.
nutiiated to posterity." Ex
Jhave introduced these quotations here,
to shew that j am not singular in my
views on the subject under discussion,
and that my opisions are sustained by
the declarssions and conduct, even o
eminent Methodist writer's and Divine,
themselves; and as ! propose to be br,e
in these numbers, shall defer my com.
ments to b future time. 'e 80
ARISTIDEs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13

That il 10 the object Of the clergy Of
"A particular stamp, to effect ultimately
n union of church aud State, or, in other
words, TO establish q national religion,
would be folly to doubt That this for
a long time past has been their fixed aud
steady purpose, thut il has besn their
study by day and by night: that to this
end alI their various Operations, (such
as amassing large sums Of money, for
ming Bible and Missionary Societies set
ting up large printing establishments,
forming Sunday School Union, &c.,)
have been, and still are, directed is evil
dent from many circumstances; yea,
from their own acknowledgements.
History will bear its pointed, testimony =
to the fact, that, in all ages, and among
all nations, where they have held the
reins Of government for considerable
length Of time where a corrupted
priesthood has gained the ascendancy
over the people, thrones ofhuman skulls
have been erected: fields have been coy
cred with the bones of slaug ugbtered mil
lions, and the earth deluged with seas Of
blood!
Him this now happy, Aourishing and
beautiful America, the clergy should e.
molly succeed in their grasp at supremacy
in their attempts to connect church and
state, to establish an ecclesiastical & ov-
ernment-if an ambitious priesthood
should finally become the reiguing pow
er, what surety have ye that inquisitorial
courts will not be founded, and that the
same cruelties will not be pract;sod here
which have been practisei in former
times, under similar governments -
None. To suppose thet this would not
be the case. would argue the utmost folly
and the most consumate stupidity. Be
il your care then, to see that the holy
soil Of freedom on which ye tread, and
which give ye birth, is never cursed by
such bramble.-Star in the West.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13
THE REPUBLICAN.
N e w PORT,
WEDNESDAY MORNING NOV. ls.
Es K. AVERY.
Dear Brother in the Lord,

Dear Brother in the Lord, t,
In speaking Of the suspension of TIL
Iabors IN the cause Of the mini try,sI
shall endeavour to give utterance to- my
great wrath against thy enemies in the
Jealous language of St. Paul. "I would
they were even gut OF which trouhle
you"-and depend upon it, brother Ave-
ry, the most holy aud potent Conference
will not hold them guil,less who have
conspired thy over,hrow,-Thou shall
not long be silent, "gird up thy ioins'
as thou vast wont to do-thou hast eve1
proved ,hyself an able and experienced
soldier in the good fight of faith. Thou
didst not fall back in battle, for the Con.
ference came to thy help against the
mighty. Thou shalt be rewarded fol
thy great prowess and fidelity in repel.
ling the enemies of the church-but
brother Avery, thou hast still deer
game to play--and the funds of the
"Lord's treasury" must encourage and
support thee, else, wo ard destruction
be to our calling, though great he our
Diana! Thou must, brother, be louder
than ever thou hast been in Thy proies.
sions Of piety and zeal IN the holiuess ol
thy cause. Thou must raise thy voice
still louder against the alarming progress.
of "damnable heresies." Thou musl
insist that it is only conspiracy of the
in6dels that would bring thee to justics
under laws that regard not faith or pro
ion-for If grace mere abound thro
your lie unto the glory Of God, none bu,
infidels would Judge you as sinner fol
SO doing -" for it is faith that justifie,l
lit is by faith ye ara saSed. through
grace, and that not Of yourselves, les
any man should boast, ,--and he ,ha
doubteth 10 damned, il ne eat; because
he eateth not Of faith for whatsoev yer /,
not Of faith is sin--not that we are suf;,
cient Of ourselves to think any thing A.
of ourselves; but our suffic,ency is Al
God |" This sublime reasoning of hro,
sher Paul, strikes he in6del dumb. i,
'sicke'h in his crop, while We, bro,he,
Avery find it very easy of digestion,
however plen'ifally we may eat of il.
Let the proud in6del sneer at this :,
he pleases. Let him still insist on the
necessity Of virtue or morality, as the
bond Of society. Let him practice wbs,
humanity and justice dictates. Let him
still adhere to these worldly virtues.
What shall all these profit at the iudg.
ment seat, If he remain in his heresv
whit, tho he canno, believe otherwise
than on the strength Of the evidence q,
presented to his understanding, still Ia
|" IN iuhdell a wicked, blasphemou.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13


passeih ths whole surface Of truth IN 4
darkness. Thisis the glorious Iislt who's.
roy. beam from the thousand points of
ia'h' Tor bsother Avery, even the yeriest
darkness ofths different faith is light too.
oazz"og tor mortal eye and as far above /.
truth and her precepts as the heavens
are from earth; and yet observe. brother :
avery what great importance this same.
Jesus attaches to acts of virtue and beoe-
violence, and how he exaI,s the be.,h..
or infidel Samaritan over the fai,h,. A..
no'nted--a holy priest and expound-
er of the quiddities of faith. II is toe,
bad brother Avery, and it is what the
moral inidels denominate a sublimelv,
beautiful illustration Of their arguments .
IN favor of good works as being (oh hor.
rieic infdelity) paramount TO the arti-
cley of faith.
Love rHr NEIGHBouR A TuYsxLr.
"A certain man weut down from Je-
rusa!em to Jericho, and fell amon.
thieves which stripped him of his raj.
"e"t' and wounded him, and departed.
leaving him half dead. And BY chance
tners came down certain PRIEST
'haf way : and when he saw him. be.
passed by on the other side. !, And ILs-
~''e Le'''s, when he was a, the Mac.
came andloeked on him. and passsu ., Z
on the other side. But certain Samn..
risan' Ia heashen and an irfdsl a..
he journeyed, cams where be wa: y
and when he saw him he had compassion
on him, and went to him, and bound up
ms wounds, pouring in oil and wine, and
set him on his own beast, and brought,
him to an inn, and took care of him..
And on the morrow wlien he departed,
be took out two pence, and gave them 10 3.
the host, and snid unto hiin-Take care
of him and whatsoever thou spendess,
more, when come again I will repay ..
thee. ~: 1e
"Which now Of these three, tbipkest
thou, was neighbor unto him thar fell
among thieves ! and he said, He that
showed MERCY Theusaid Jesus. 60 aud
do likewise" -a......-.
Now, brother Avery, we preach quite !.
different story from This. Pure moral, ,
precepts are scarcely acknowledged
items in our creed Of fai.h.--for if We
did preach forth the words Of soberness
and truth, how would the Lords treasu-
ry, alias, our pockets be replenished /, :
The loudness Of our CALLS is measur.
ed by the report which the "treasury"
shall make--,he sound thereof ia frc.a
qusn''y prodigioos-prodsc mn ipspi.
ration which belches out such iie ,ren,endu-
Gus volumes Of fire and brimstone, and
smoking lava, that sffrigh,ed mortal.
fancy they see the mouth Of fhsll wild.
open to receive themNwhile ,he pre,,
adversary of our race. WHO it is believed.
does not altogether abstain flioa animal
food is whe',ing his appe,ae for q re. :
past. ~.s
must now conclude this letter, bro..
'her Avery'in your own appropriate
language to brother George Storrs. and
after the manner Of nv last letter "a vou.
Your language to him think was,
fol's IN the bonds Of the Gospel"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13
Communication.

communications.
NOMINATIONS FOR A MEMBER OF
CONGRESS. ~
The Peoples Candidate.
DUTEE J. PEARcE. Of N.yport.
TnE U. 8. BArk CAsDIpArE. !.
WILKINS UPDIKE. efs. KIag.sos.
Z TIE BLUE Lronr CAsp,DArr!!.
MA THAN f. DIXON, Of Conn.
The people Of Rhode Island, and
particularly Of the county of Newport.
expect every son OF Rhode Island to DO
his duty on the 2O,h instant. teys,
We have. within tho last week. bsea'
astonished, by the nomination Of Nathsns
F. Dixon, a. Rhode Island candidate
FOR Congress. ~
Tbis' man is Connecticut born !! Cos.
nscfieut brought up! C0nnscfiex mar
ried Connecticut law-learned! Cousec-
ticmt in his religion Connecticut in his
politics Connsesient in Ills prejudices!
Connecticut in his private business /! Con-
nsetieut in his society! C0nnectiem in his
friends and patrons, and almost Connec-
fiem in his residence /! His present
residences is in Westerly, on the very
verge Of Connecfieuf and within a stones
throw Of that State. This man, whom q
member our General Assembly. moved
and urged, that law be passed 10 allow
Connecticut men to become directors of,
and manage the Banks in Rhode Isl-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-13

% A satisfactory price will be paid
tor files Of the r. l. Republican. from
January LIST, 1882. up to the present
time. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

n ANCASTER, DENLY s. CO, .qucfioneeys and
BL commission merchants, offer for SALE in store
3UO mus St Crox and Porto Rico sugars part prime
%oo eoxes and bbIs double and single LOAF steam re-
Az boxes white Havana do
'%oV oags and bills coffee consisting Of old Java, Ma.
40, ma, ko, Havana, Lagnira and 81. Domingo.
SVV packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson
and Hyson teas
ioO hhds molasscs Sugar House, Porto Rico and
MatanZls
EoOOO lbs. cotton yarns assorted
100 coils Manila corJsge,
With large and general assortment of Foreign and
Domesrc Liquors among which, superior Cognac
dy, imported direct wines Of almost every Mind and qua.
lily among which, choice old l.. p. Madeira in pipes
hall do quarter casks, half do and bottles London Dock
Port in pipes, and Fort, in bottles received from Liver
pool ana various brands Of Champagne London porter
eqnal 10 any ever seen in this markets pepper pine
race gnger numegs, mace, window glass; soap and cam
Dies owe OIL tanners do very superior; sole lea.
her' shoes hats, madden, sspetre, alum, shot H,ck's
gSrs lizards celebrated axes Passe and coupterpane
wsading' msnal and pier glasses, &c. &c.
H"s"s' GU 30--I6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
Sept. ID.

TO Richard Scruggs, James Scru2gs Archibald Br,ce
.dd"''or toih the mH annexed If James Scruegs. de-
ceased EHzabeh Lotcyy. Henry Scruggs Timofhy
SeTuggs, John ScJuggs, Elizabeth .ScruYps Priscilla
Se'nggs, and Nancy Scruggs. The Operseeys of me
Poor Of The county Of G0ochiamd and John Robeyt
son, attorney General Of The Commonwealth of Vir.
ginia. "
VOU will please TO take notice. that shall procseJ mn
III the fourteenth day Of October next at ia, house If
Isaac Lane III the county OF Jefferson in the State of
nessee, between the hours of o'clock in the mornn
and five O'Clock in the evening of that dav 70 ,ke ,h
positions Of the said Isaac Lane Lane and o,be
and on the eighteenth day OF the same MONTH (Octohe
snail proceed az the house OF James CaaDpban IN
The deposition OF the said Calang han in the county NJ
Green, and the State aforesaid and Oh The
Of The same month (Octobe the house OF J,nes Smith
In the county of Knox and State stores,;d nso.o, ~
take the dispositions OF the sad James Smith mi ST.
Smith AMI others, TO be read as evidence in three
SUITS IN Chancery, now depending and Undetermined in
e .c1t superior Court Of Law and Chsncery, for the
county oil Henrico in one Of which YOU Richard Scruggs
and James Scruggs plaintiffs and Won Archi,,sIi
bryce, Adm orr with the will annexed of James Scrugos
ueceaseu' Enz.pen Lowry, myself ShefTof Hsn,ver
county, anu AdnOr OF David Scruggs deed Henry
ocruggs, and Timothy Scruggs are defendants Tn ooe
other OF which, as the Sheriff OF Hanover county and
au or OF Davd scruggs deceased. the pl,inH and
you, Archibald Bryce Ador with the will anne Ted nj
arnes Scruggs, decd Elizabeth Lowry Timothy Scrurgs
Henry Scruggs, John Scruggs Elizabeth Scruggs Priscilla
oeruggs ana Nancy Scruggs defendants And in one
OF wch YOU the Overseers OF the Poor Of the coun
y OF Goochlsnd are the plaintiffs aud you. Timotbv
Scruggs, Henry Scruggs, Archibald Bryce Adm'or as
aforesaid Elizabeth Priscilla and Nancy Scrugg Eliza
beth Lowry, the Attorney General Of Virginia az tbe
Sheriff Of Hanover county, and Admin,,rsor If n WI
scruggs, decd Richard Scfuggs and James Scrnpos
others are defendants and, IL from any cause the tLin
Aforesaid The taking thereof will be continued from Js ~
day between the hours, aud al the same nl,co
III the taking thereof shall be completed am. your obi
servant, CARTER BERKELEY.
SheUW o. Hanover county. and .4d,ni1isfynf0y nj
Sept. 10Th. 1893 '"'' " ne ~s 'nn .,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
from tho American rorr Register 70, soo,.mho, ,

ON IiiE CENTRAL CoURSE.-The ARRANGEMENTS for
we autumn meeting having been determined on we have
m our power 10 announce TO the friends of the turf and
~ le noses the prospect OF the best sport that has vet
oee" Witnessed The races on Long island will b.ve
passed, with al interval OF week between thor, and
on we central Couf'e This arrangement of the races At
3ns 'i'u was naie IN spirit Of hbealty by the pro
PIc'of sh TIC meYserS Of the club there exnrss Eli
we" o. Allowing all their best horses 10 come on 10 tlc
races mere u Is In thi' piiit Of Accommodation and If
promoting e public feeling ia behalf Of lie noble snse
Ieh' % the tart that oil propfietors and clubs bouJ 80,
ne large purses offered by MIR Garrison Al the Tinonuin
Vle "eekaiter the Central Course meeing0 will
TTs"ue double inducement to sportsmen 10 come To-
a"t; ana since Tie trouble and expense of training il
nc same me greater the number OF prizes offered he
g"eF course The indncemeDt Of gentlemen in Nr1Iand
Iear DIooed horses Tor sale. IL happens too ,rrnoS,Iv
s' we ne OF meeting here will interfere with uone Of
'su''g 'rscks IN Virginia except Fairfield which IL
much to be regretted bur could not n we o, s..
wei avoided ' " "'N ""ush'' DC
The we regular bill Of fare, which is rich ono f
and SSourse' we have lite doubt that the possIaks
sa,ne P'shu'd match races will be made up for Inc
'S 0""s' An eye will be had to that al the me-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

IN CHANCERY -VIRGINIA-Ir PowLa,,n Conn
u ~ Court August 9th, is33-ou an Injunction.
Aibin G. Saunders, Plantn
against
Robert u NJ aeon and Manuel Judah late executors of
Ihaheeilor IT, Saunders. deceased, and Romulus Nj
iayne' deputy for William CumP, sheriff Of the county
OF Powhatan, Df,ndsoIs
MS DAY came The plaintiff, by his Attorney and the
defendant Manuel Judah having entered his appear
ance ana gwen security according TO The Act OF Assembly
and The rules OF this Court and appearing To the salts
faction oil the Court that lie an inlsban of this
commonwealth; on the melion OF the painih by his All
torhey II is ordered that the said defendant anur u
"a do appear here on before the first Monday in No
Vember next aud answer the plaintiffs BILL and give Sc
cnfy Tor performing such decree the Court NAV make
nereln and That copy OF his order be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
aud continued for months snccesvejy and ,ha
tner copy be posted up at the front door of the Count
House OF this County. Copy-Teste.
Sept l3 ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
POETRY.
''"ven rst Esm>,r. rs,us,.''

- 49,, -. From tho faiues.' R-si.,Irl
~ ~ al bbiS.-CuNruSrp LADT or WA'Hi . roS
Ne watch loo tl,s light OF tac 10 break,
go Nud color the Eastern 49,,
VIM t. blended iu,s OF .aiioH aud lake,
lhen -ay 20 other Awake! hwske.'
For eur winters Lyney - all To make,
A,d our bread for long supply
Anl m " HE iu the hi and the doll,
To the d"lI. 10 tie meadow aud hover
we love ia the co'umhnc. horn o dwoa
TO iip ia ths ly with white hci
1Ossaich Ia balm an it odotous cell
The uli'', aad the rosemary aowtt
We seek the bloom OF the eglan,nc
or the painted thistle mad bfi, =:
Api fol oN the step Of IN. wandering vine
NAsihoI II troll on the earth supin-,
Or round tho aspiring tree top ,vnc
And reach Tor h tate still higher.
While each on the good oG her sisters bent
49, IL buy ana care. for ALL
se nope tit an oyeuiug with hear = cOnton'.
rnI IN" winter Of lie without lmet
thut summer IA gone, s hours misspsn
Nnh tho hafNes u pAst rec 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

~ Ale OF LAND-ID pursuance of decree of the
~ Crcut Superior Court OF Law ard Chancerv for the
county oil Nelson, pronounced in The OF Rves against
austin and others, the undersigned Commissioner will
proceed 10 sen a' l;oving'on in the county OF Nelson
ednesday the "a day Of October next to the highest
ouuer' on credit oil one, two three aud four years. Ohio
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with approved
rhy ana deed OF trust the land the paw
nrh-) tract of land i'm the county Of Nelson on the
branches OF the South fork Of Rockfsh River sIior;no
NE lands oi Norhone Thomas, The estate Of Zach Nevi
and others and containing by survey 1862 acres ood and
80 perches This lsnd all in woods aud well ADAPTED
TO the culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco
MAYO CABELL, Commissioner
ou'y oV' 2f-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

n AND FOX SALE.-ln obedience TO a decree of A.
n Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for ie
county OF Henrco in the suit OF Griffin Ogan executor
o. ",l'm hnen, dec, who was executor Of William AL
len, dec, plaintiff, William Murray adminstraIor of
william Murray, dec, who executor Of John Murrav
uec ana oth'r defendants shall the 9Th iav of SEN
proceed to sell, public auctions on the premises
10 'e highest bidder the Tract OF Land lyag in the coun
~ OF Amelia on which William Murray dec. frDerlv re-
ueu' cared Grove Brook The tract contains about 600
Cash WI" Oe required to an amount that will defray the
expenses oil the sae and credit of one two and Jbres
years Tor me balance Of the purchase money; the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security and the lille IN bs
reserved unil The purchase money Is paid.
August 2L [32-wdl SAML JONES Trnsiee