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| as possible To that rate
Mr.. Irwin OF Ohio gave notice that he should nonos
reduction at The rate OF per cent years until the
revenue should not exceed 10 millions OF dollars.
Mr. L. explained his object at some length aud gave
he reasons why he opposed 10 the instructions pro-
posed by Mr.. WIcklihe yesterday.
Mr. Cambreleng approved the instructions propo,ed Inv
Mr. Drayton, but would desire that the reduction should
oe pecihcaly stated and not Entrusted To Treasury er
laton ' W."
MIR. Wayne took the floor. AMI went at length into
vindcaon aud support of the instructions proposed by
Mr. Bell wished recommit the bin with alb the n.r,c
hons and all the amendments TO the Committee of Ways
aud Means, who should ereupon report bill according
10 their discretion.
The Chair pronounced such motion out of order
Mr. Wieklhe now withdrew the instructions he had
proposed.
Mr.. Carson proposed division of the question 90 "a
first to decide whether the bill should be recommittcd
MIR Arnold insisted on the division, and warmly opposed
the recommiunent.
Mr. lsacks said he should vote to recommit wi,hou,
instructions.
MIR. dayton withdrew his motion to instruct the
committee. Wv
Mr. Carson maize remarks in reply to Mr.. Arnold
which being OF personal nature by the
Chair. > Wv
Alter some explanatory remarks from Mr.. Irwin
MIR Clay OF Alabama, inquired what would be tho ei.
feet OF the previous question?
The Chair replied that il would cut off all
anu all amendments reported from the Committee of the
WHOLE and bring back the House the original BILL a.
reported from the Committee OF Ways and Means
Mr.. Canbreeng explained what he had said on the
subject OF Treasury legislation.
The question being now put OH Mr.. Draytons motion
10 recom with the instructions proposed by MrIrvin-
~ was decided in the negative without a count.
ne question then recurring re-coinittng the bill
without instructions, il opposed by MIR. Wicklne
when
Mr.. Wayne moved the instructions which Mr. Draytor
had withdrawn, aud
The question being recomntting the bill with these
instructions, the motion opposed by Me,-rs Davis
Massachusetts,, Hubbard AMI Isscks and advocated by
MIR. wilde opposed by Mr. Huntington and farther sup
oted by Mr. Wayne; when
On motto o. Mr. Wicklihe,
The House adjourned.
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pursuance OF decree OF the County Court Of Hano-
n ver We the Undersigned Commissioners will sell on
uesday, The Oh OF March next, &c fair, H not the first
lar Gay bereaher) At The tavern OF John T. Anderson in
Tie county OF Hanover six negroes, consisting Of two wO
men and ionr young Negroes, all Of which likely
he terms oil sale will be credit OF twelve months
cept much may be sufficient to pay the costs Of the
decree and expenses Of sae the purchasers being re-
quired 10 give bonds with approved security within the
county. PLEASANT TERRELL, I....,..,..
VIM. ID. WINSTON, ! commissioner
February rs. gI-v3-
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a speech OF some warmth. MIR. PIX briefly replied
MIR. lngersoll next addressed the House in favor OF
the motion made by MIR. Wickhfe NJ was followed by
MIR. Watmough on the snie. MIR. r.. Whittlesey
then moved the pre- viois question which sustained by
yeas 81 nays go. The main question: "shn the bill be
rejected, decided in the airmave-yeas 1922 Tvs
81. Sothe bill rejected. At o'clock the mem
bers Of the Senate headed by their President Secretary
and Sergeant a-Atms entered the Hall of Represents.
ives pursuant to order, for the purpose counting the
ballots for President an Vice Pre- siden oC the u State.
&c MIR. Grundy OF the Senate aud Messrs. Dray ton
aud Hubbard OF the House OF Representatives acted rs
Tellcrs The ballots opened by thef President OF
The Senate, by States, commencing with the State Of
Maine and handed 10 the Tellcrs, 10 xaped and
aloud the ceTcses of the result of the
raj Electoral Colleges. The following was found to be
The official state of the
PoteJor President Of The United SGtes. -
For Andrew jackson oil Tennessee, PIG
For Henry Clay OF Kentucky, 80
For John Floyd OF Virginia, IL
For William Writ of Maryland, Z
pote for pice President Of the United States
For Martin Van Buren, OF New York, Is9
For John Sergeant Of Pennsylvana, 10
For william wilkins Of Pennsylvania, 30
For Amos Ellmaker OF Pennsy vani, 7
For Henry Lee OF Massachusetts, IL
The President of the Senate having the re.
suit, declared that ANDREW JACKSON and MARTIN
VAN BURKN having recev ed majority all the votes
were duly elected, the former President and the latter
piee President OF the United States for four wears from
and alter the 9Th OF March On motion OF Mr. Grun
dy, the Senate then withdrew 10 their Chamber nher
the House aljourned.- ". Globe
The following gentlemen compose the Select Commit.
tee OF the Senate TO whom the bill modify the act Of
18th July 1892 aud other laws imposing duties on in,
has been observation-disclosures CE,y Calhoun, Grunly
Webster, Clayton, Rives and Dallas-D.
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BTGHER'S
$4,000 CAPITAL, AND NO BLANKS.
New York Consolidated E,OftepV

Extra Case Number o. I0r 1888
To be drGUR IN " York, Wednesddy, .jfarch g. 1888
66 No. Louery-S Dawn Ballots.--ALL PRIZES.
uJBtGGER has recently sold and paid AZ sight, Grand
Capitals Of $50 OOO-2 Of 2OOOO-6 OF 10, 900, &c &c
And Capital Prizes than any other Vendc in the IT,
States
THOS. Is. BIGGER
Feb. ~ f90-tD Richmond "a.
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GJ'Our Correspondents must have patience with ma
thS morning. The interesting proceedings OF Congress
ere"o out almost every thing else. We have on hand
TWO essays against Secession, and from the pen of "a
Republic Of So, OF which in favor of Ire RICH, of
Secession W hope To find for them Oh TUESDAY
u We are authorized TO announce Colonel Thomas
NJ BoNDURANT candidate represent The county of
Buckingham in the next Legislature OF Virginia.
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Several of the Northern Editors have been indecent
enough to twi Virginia about the Instruction of South
ampon One OF them says that she was poverless ON
mat alarming occasion" Another asks whether . IN.
rs thing thought of and prayed for, not the ,ssis,
ance oil the troops OF the IT, States 20 And whether
committee OF the citizens OF Southampton did not make
immaculate Application TO the President for arms - 'sWhy
DID not his Editor have the candor state that the nsur
recuon was put down by the citizens of Southampton
themselves, before single soldier of the u s. reached
e scene Permit MS To him, that The
or men ana Tor arms seriously regretted and strong
Ily usdpproVed by almost every who heard i-aud
a was expected al the time, that some such misera-
he wlseacre as this Editor would make such an hberal
use OF The iAct, as this Philadelphia Editor attempted
why THESE malignant attacks; Why this unecnerous
spirit which Is so frequently put forth against the SoutIs
are mere not discortiS enough aready?Fhe ST. Clairs
VINE tOho) GdZettee Of the oh instant has SPOKEN far
more justly and generously when noticing our article of
beware; IT prOnOunccs IL TO be wholesome ADVICE"
I and says: '
mo advice contained in The following from the Rieond
nquFeT - equally applicable OF
M as me North The present the to
ana IN performing them, the principles compro-
mise which
'"'"' O''"s must again he called into action"
Correspondent of the Philadelphia Inoujrer' from,
Washington, inimatcs TINT Virginia aims at Southern
CopedeTdey, Oi which she is the pillar and over
winch She Is oil course TO exercise due confront rhe
assertion utterly granitous and false. affirm il as
an uquesiionabIe FACT that we have heard single
Vrshian express such view--nor more than ~ nj
them who brealhed wish for the dissolution of the Union
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08

dry and q vet moiety. The latter again divides
itself into two periods distinctly marked. The
first period is that which connects itself with the
popular opinion we have been discussing. 1t :nnqane
be said, on the whole. to set in with tbe slmum
of the diurnal mean temperature, usseI showa to
Of which, we may recolect. such an interval az
follow the summer ssastsii and a5th Of the month
to fall betwee'cstow, the 18th of that month, or
called J's Dry in the old style, corresponds to
S}s's6th in the new: so that common observation
Jas long since settled the limits Of the effect.
without being sensible Of its real cause. The
operation Of this cause being continued usually
through great part Of the eight month, the rain Of
this month exceeds the mean by about as much as
that of the ninth falls below il"
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,
Tuesdav Auuust e. 12S9.

Fyom.-The receipts of Howard street flour
are very light. Limited sales from stores, Of
fresh ground, Of new or old wheat, are making
at Sc 12a 6 IS, according to the brand and the
quantity taken. The wagon price is uniform at
for fresh ground -four.
We note sales yesterday Of several parcels Of
City Mills -four, made Of new and old wheat, at
Is and l2a. This morning parcel or two
ever, that holders generally are not disposed
to sell at the latter price, and ask s5. There
is no accumulation Of stocks in millers' hands.
There is no Susquehanna flour OF moment in
market, and have no sales to report. Parcels of
fresh ground, in good condition, are supposed to
be worth ls4 az IS.
red yesterday and to-day, have ranged from LIS
to 8l.ls, and we quote accordingly. A parcel
OF very prime, machined red, was sold today at
8l,20. Sales Of good white wheats have been
made at 1.ls, and Of prime family -four at 8l.25
a LIS. The fair quotation for whites to day ap.
pears 10 be, for common to good l, 16 30, and
for good to prime 100 Las. We have to in.
form our country friends that wheats free of gar.
lie have decided preference; and sell freely
even if the quality otherwise is not as good.
Sales of white Corn at &c 81 cents, and Of
yellow (Which is in better demand) at 81 IS
cents.
We continue to quote Rye at IS cents per
husheI.
Whiskey Limited sales Of hhds. have been
made at ssa cents. We quote Susquehanna
bbls as in quality, at so 81 cents. The wagon
price of bbls. appears to be 26a 81 cents, exclu.
sve Of the barrel.
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~. cbss,neake and Ohio Celrs,

S =. to procure an amendment to tnapany en-.
uu.h;ch TO cause Commissioners to be aPtharter
.l,sr ,be mode the Legislatures may pIsoiuted
a. sse.rtan and determine all injuries seseribe,
.ass that may accrue to private propertsad dam.
- m dispense with the use Of Juries: and where
"a President and Directors be authoriithat the
,hirds being present and agreeing theretya, two
g., any alteration Of the Charter which III to ask
deem necessary" may
And then the Meeting was further adj
20 the cd Monday in December next journed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
WILL be offered at public auction, for cash, on
w Friday, the 9th August, 1883, at 10 O'Clock, A.
H., the premises IN une1pred Lease OF about FIVE
years to come, in y
A CERT.aIN WAREHOUSE
upper end of King street, and formerly occupied As
store by Mr.. Richard Windsor This 10 most desira.
BILE stand for business.
Also, a Frame Shed, occupied BY -Nr. Jno. C. Vow
ell, situate the Of King andPayne streets-
Also, Stable, smokehouse, and Backsmith's Shop,
on Payne street.
Also will be sold at the same time. two good Mich
Cows.
The above property 10 sold under Deed Of Trust
from Mr. Robert N. Windsor to the subscriber.
PHILIP Is. HOOP. Trustee.
aug 5-eot9thAug
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IS Reward.

GONE one lately entered my private office, back Of
- the counting room and took from the walls, where
they hung, hkenesses of General Jackson, De Witt
Clinton, John Adams. &c. I will give the above re.
ward for the recovery of the pictures and apprehension
Of the thief. EDGAR SNOWDEN.
aug 8-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
For Rent or Sale,
NINE HUNDRED ACRES, OF


& about twOt third: Of that fertile .ndwell known
~ farm called WEST GR0VE, the property
- of the heirs of the late Col. A. j. Smith. of
this land three hundred and fifty acres we're reaeem.
ed from the river, by dixie constructed Of earth and
been cleared and put in cultivation. The soil is We
getabe mould FIVE six feet in depth of course easy
of cultivation, and not to be surpassed in fertility
Of the finest sort-this however, would be worth the
consideration Of planters Could it be rented to to-
bacco grower the owner would erect such houses as
other portion Of the land has been dtched and fenced
with great and expense, and has meadows Of We
ry considerable extent, well taken with timothy. No
this Farm.
The whole nine hundred acres will be rented or sold
altog ether or divided into several Farms to suit pur
chasers tenants Iflong leases could be effected,
very advantageous terms might be obtained The
others would be built If It could be made an object
A SHAD FISHERY, with all accommoda.
tons for borers and the curing Of fish has been made
that part of the river bordering the reclaimed land
and will be rented with the land separately. Also
A HOUSE & LOT, containing two Acres,
just without the corporate limits oil Alexandra, but
in that part fthe town called the Village The house
is comfortable, and the garden is early one. The
lot has good water and fruit on it, Also.
Another TWO ACRE LOT, lying upon the
Great Hunting Creek, and including the Brdgehouss,
portion Of which is in the occupation OF Mr. c.
Murray. For terms apply to
augl-f T. w. HEWITT. 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08

THE WEATHER.-For several days past the at
mosphere has been dense and very oppressive. Atthe
same time, ut the Museum. the Thermometer has rang
ed throughout the day from 7se to s6e and during the
night has stood from 79o to 800 in the open air. Wea
Their Of this kind 10 generally debatng and OPP
pressve to the system, than experienced when the
Thermometer is ola higher grade, especially if attend
ed by an elastic atmosphere.
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FLouR.-We quote the wagon price Of Flour,
new wheat. 90; fresh ground from old wheat
5 623 a S 65 For the former, 6 81 is asked
from stores; and the latter S rs S 81. A lot
of stored Flour was priced yesterday at 50.-
Our market is now nearly cleared Of old Flour,
most of the farmers and milers having sold or
priced their Flour in store.
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$40 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Leesburg, on
IL the 9Th instant. a Negro Boy, about fourteen
years of age, named FRaNK-dark complexion, ra.
Their delicately formed-wth = wide mouth and very
thick lips He had no shoes or hat, and wore blue
striped cotton roundabout and psntaloons.
Twill give the above reward for apprehending and
securing him so that get him again.
aug 8-3t WILLIAM L. POWELL.
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Public Gale.

DY virtue of writ Of fera faeas, issued by william
I'D Minor Justice of Peace for the County Of Alex.
andria d. c.. and to me directed. shAll expose to
public sale, Tuesday, the 10th September next, Ct
II O'clock the premises, to the highest bidder, for
cash. all the right title, and interest Of Augustine B.
williams in and to Q certain
LOT OF L a ND
on which said Williams now lives. containing FORTY
ACRES. more or less; subject to bis wifes dover
ken by execution to satisfy debt due Thomas Tuck
er, Of said county. WESLEY CARLIN,
aug 8-eotl0thSep Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
I'm Friday next, 9th Instant at 10 O'Clock, A. u.
u shall proceed to sell at public snetion on the
p n LOT OF GROUND
situated on the north west of Alfred and Queen
Streets rnnning from the Alfred forty feet.
aud on Queen eghty-eight feet. The above sale 10
made under the terms of deed Of trust and such title
only will be given - is now vested in the Trustee.
By order Of the Trustee,
aug Ssh WIN. D. MUTT, Auet p
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Just Arrived,

Just arrived,
find not to be equalied in the United STATES,
GREAT SERPENTS OF INDIA!
To be exhibited at the Old Indian Queen Tavern,
ALIVE
On Thursday, the 9th instant, only.
II 7. COPS most respectfully announces to the
81 public and visitants of Alexandra, that he will
have, Thursday. the 9th, his splendid collection Of
Asiatc Serpents. which are. without exception, the
largest ever imported into this country; among which
may be seen an enormous
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08

c u.. 74.ssgo. "A slip IRON the As.
1ts@ prsusEaste4 at Oskego, dated August 9,
s's.a I'M, says The Post-oiice al Oswego, to.
9ether with one whole block Of sSres, were
burnt last night. The FIRE took in a hacksmith's
shop. "-.aD Argus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
Milton Hi\A Il the Banks Of the

MlAIOn HAAA q the RANKS Oh Cne
DEBTOR SALE.
r WISH to sell or exchange the above Farms for
i mountain or limestone land. They are situated on
the Potomac River, in Charles County, Maryland, Sc
miles below Alexandra by land, and 90 by water /
AsQsa< MIrON HILL contains FIVE hundred
Acres of Land, and is beautifully situated
about mile from the river. The House.
- which stands on eminent hill in THO centre
Of the farm with q commanding view Of the river and
the adjacent country ~ far as the eye cay reach, 10
large and spacious, containing four rooms and large
passage on the lower floor. with kitchen, pantry and
closets attached, oil astefully arranged and in tho.
rough repair: The soil 10 FIRST rate, and veil adapted
to the growth of the best Maryland Tobacco. This
Farm is not than one.hslf cleared; the remain
der in Hickory, Oak, Cedar, Pine, &c For eligibi
lily of situation beauty Of prospect and local advant
ges this Farm equaied by few and exceed BY mona
THE BANKS OF THE DEE contains One
Thousand Acres of Land or upwards, Che exact guam
tty is not asccrtained.) It lies indirectly between
Milton Hill and the river This Farm is bounded ON
three sides BY water 90 tat short fence encloses the
whole Farm. The soil, though good, can DC made N
little Expense. Of the gssts fertility oy ' the ap
on its shores Its locality renders an easy access to
the luxuries ofthe waterWhich abound in Fish, Oys
ters and in their season Wild Fowl. Tothe sportsman
this place holds out the most pleasing inducement.
that Of shooting on the wng-for winch ID NOT excel
led BY any farm on the river.
To say nothing Of the various other inducements and
Advantages the< Farms possess, such - water CARR
age the choice Of markets. the access to steamboats,
&c &c shay only add that they pleasantly situated
in an agreeable gentee and social neghborhood, and
within two miles Of public worship. Az I am deter.
mined to sell, invite those who wish to purchase to
zee me At Milton Hill, assuring the m great bargain
may be bought, and any length Of credit given upon
small portion Of the purchase money being paid in
hand the debt satisfactorily secured, and the nesest
paid annually. THO. H. BUCKhEE
Harris Lot p. o., Charles County, Nd
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Estr&y 8.

EsVrayS'
H>AME to the subscriber, the Falls Bridge Tarn.
" pike Road, about the first Of May last. two By
HORSES The owner is requested to come forward,
pay charges, and take them away.
august IRA GUNNELL.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-THZS DAY
Furniture at Auction

Furniture at Auction.
AN Thursday next 9Th instant, t10 O'clock will
u be sold at the dwelnghouse Of Nf. r. vaecan,
who is about removing from town. . variety OF
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting of Sdebosrd. Bureau. Tables, Chairs.
Bedsteads, Stoves, 2 Clocks Watch, handsome
Glass Ship, good Mich Cow. &C. &C.; with all hin
Bar Furniture. auG6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
i2OO ACRRS OF LAND,
a.. Il. Hayden, Dental Surgeon

WILL commence his professional visit: to AIexan.
w dria on Thursday next, the 18th instant and
continue them the second snd fot~h Inursdays IN
each month during the season: Persons desinng ms
professional services will please sene noe TO inc BAT
Of the CITY Hotel june II-oNGe nunu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08

British Brig Britannia, at New York, spoke LIST
lat. 46. long. 66, a brig. hence for Amsterdam 4
days out.
Schr. Alexandra, Britton, cleared at New
Y Ork for this port 5th
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Notice

TO SpORTS1fEM. IDLE. MEN, &c.
ALI. pe,oas are forewamed from Hunting or Shoot.
"A ine on ~ Ground. near tow, - Am determln'
ed 10 prosecute al o6endefs -
aug W. III N''''
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"A Card.

noCTORs VOWEL u DYER. having associated
IL themselves for the purpose Of attending to the
practice Of Medicine respectfully tender their profess
sional services to the inhabitants Of Alexandra and ito
vicinity.
Their office is Immediately in the rear Of DR. Vow.
ellis store where they may be found at oil hours Of the
day. DR.. v. will be there at night and Dr. Dyer may
be found at his residence northeast corner of King
and Columbus streets. aug 7-H
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FOR Freight,

For HOstOn-on Friday,
SEX The schooner FORNaX. swinerton, master
SJXFor freight or passage apply to the Captain, OF
to A. C. CAzENOvE & Co.
Receivsdpsr Fornar-
19 hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar
So tierces Of summer strained Sperm Oil
100 boxes Sperm Candles
100 boxes best Mould do
Is boxes White Soap aug7
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To Rent.

10 hcACs
TINE W7GW.aM ESTATE, lying upon Bull Run,
i near Centrevile, Fairfax County, Virgins, be.
longing to the heirs of Thomas Blackburn, deceased
containing
1900 ACRES OF LIND,
nix hundred upwards cleared. For terms apply to
Robert RatcliHe, Esq, Fairfax Court House, the
subscriber, living in Charlessown, Jefferson County.
Virginia. JNO. 8. BLACKBURN
aug 2-6t