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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03

We are glad to hear it reported. in such man.
ner that We believe il, that the President OF the
United States has literally fulfilled the wish Of
our editorial friends at Philadelphia, by throwing
the Prescription List under the table: that is, he
has determined to pay no regard to it. Some
would have it, that he has expressed his dsap-
probation Of this new scheme OF Reform, even
more strongly than by mere negative upon it.
These modern Reformers hare 0ser.shot the
mark. -Aat. Intel.
We have no idea that the petition will be act.
ed on, or that removals will be made in conse-
guence of il. The miserable wretches. who
thus, like the Jacobin clubs Of revolutionary
France, seek to direct the patronage and control
the policy of the Government, will be foied. and
their organized association exposed to the con.
tempt Of the community. We have not yet,
thank Heaven. arrived at such a degree of cor.
ruption as would justify fear of success. How
rapidly we are Fastening to it may be inferred
from the fact Of such an effort being made To
what predecessor Of Gen. Jackson would a petl.
ton Of the kind have been presenteda Would
DR.. Mayo. Mr.. Riley, or MIR. MouIder have ven.
tured to busy themselves in such q matter dur.
ing any previous administration. We repeat
that no removals will be made.
fredericksburg Arena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03
district Of Columbia.
Counfu of .Hferdndrio.

TOHN AVERY has applied to tie Hononorsble viii.
% liam Cranch. Chief Judge Of the States Circuit
Court Of the District OF Columbia. to be discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the relief of in
solvent debtors within the District Of CoIumbia on
TUESDAY, the fourth day IF June next, ut ten
O'Clock, A. ~, at the Court House in Alexandra;
when and where his creditors required 10 attend.
may 3l-S;' ED4. J. LEE, e.. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03

TERMS Daily paper eight dollars per snn1m. pay.
soI. half yearly Country paper hye do'iars per
annum Advertisements inserted ~ 'he rae On one
dollar for the 6rst thre. Insertions and twenty five
cent? for every subsequent insertion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-03
GREECE.

A Greek brig which arrived at Trieste from
Modem. announces that the French troops, Of
whom there were from eight to nine hundred At
Modon and Navarino, were preparing for their
departure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

SIR CHARLES-This DISTINGUISHED beanuGJ tho
~ rough-bred racer and get,cr of racers, will again
stand at my sons Geo. W. ohnsons the ensuing season.
within mile of Moodys Tavern in the county of Ches
tecld is miles from Petersburg and - lrcm Richmond
and Is now at his stand, ready at 75 the
season, payable the LIST Of August next when it will
expire but may be discharged with $50 before that time
$lOo insurance, payable the is known to
be III oaI or parted with$l cash. To the groom. Mares
that failed 10 Sir Charles last year by the season. will be in
sured this at the season price Mares furnished with pas
urage, which is excellent and exiensve-and servants
sent with mares boarded gratis Separate grass rye and
wheat lots for and colts, with stables protect them
from bad weather, and fed if required according order
or without limit as TO grain, at % cents day. No ab
them.
Sir Charles was nevern finer health and there never
was surer horse. He will be 10 years old this spring
and has been often advertised, and is well known
that is only necessary to say that OF his colts
won the following races within the last year:
The Jockey Club purse at Columbia 4 mile heats the
$4,000 match at Charleston, mile heats; the jockey
club purse at Charleston, mile heats 900; the club
purse at Petersburg, mile heats, the mile day there;
the jockey club purse, $1,000, Tree H tho mile day
there; the mile day Fairfield the in here the
mile at Baltimore, 250O the 3mile day there Nor
folk the mile and the mile days, the mile day at Broad
Rock, the mile day and the mile Lawrencevia;
the mile at Jerusalem; the club Gloucester
Court-ho the club and mile day at Winterfeld Fall
lS32.-The Jockey club purse at Broad Rock the club
purse, miles and repeat at New Market the mile day
there; at Baltimore the $4,000 stakes 4 mile heats; and
the jockey club purse mile heats there; day Win
terield; the mile at Norfolk; the jockey club 4
mile heats, Tree HILL $1,000; the club purse Jersa-
lem; the club purse at New Hopes the jockey club, and
the propctors purse a. Liberty; the club Milton;
the mile club at Halifax Virginia; the mile day.
the mile day. and the best in day ChrstiansvIe;
the club race Franklin Court house; the club r., e
at Wythe Court House; day at Wheeling; the
sweepstakes at Beach Bottom; the at Elizabeth
town; the jockey club, miles, at Wheeling; the 2
mile day there, and at ElizabethtowD, and the
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where the field distanced. All these
Races by Sir Chsrles's get in 1892. These
facts speak for themselves and recorded aets they are
w. Il. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, February IS. 95-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

THNHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
n season:
JANUS at CHARLOTTE CoURT House..
R1NALDo with Major Rice, at FARMvGLLE.
BLACK WARRIOR in the County or CAMPBELL.
of Charlotte, near MosELEYs Ferry.
WILDFIRE at Cor. VIM. WooDs's, in the COUNTY
ALBEMARLE,
And GAscOIeNE near PETERsBURG
Particulars in the bills.
Gascogne will be let any thorough bred mare, any
breeder OF winner gratis. Unexceptionable testimony
will be required to the blood of the in every
stance and the expenses of any such mare from dis
lance ont of the State will be paid.
Janus also will he let the terms to any Of the
following
Merino Eve Ariel-The dam Of Sir Charles-Reality
The dam Of Clara Fisher-The dam Of Collier-Sally
Hope or her dam-Kate Kearney.
None Of these horses will higher than twenty five
dollars, dischargcabe with twenty If paid within the sea-
son, which will commence Valentines day february
~ and end on the day Of the month in July
Mares may be fed if required, with corn twenty five
day, and charge will be made for servants sent
with them. The pasturage Charlotte Court House
and Fsrmve is Of the first quality, very extensive and
well waered, and the public may be assured that no at
tenon will be spared the part Of Mr. Caldwell or Ma
ior Rice. The other agents named believed TO he
equally responsible but shall hold ourselves liable
for accidents escapes. Mares insured if re0uiredhe
money be paid in every instance when the mare is CO.
vered TO be returned n she shall prove not I'm foaI
JOHN RANDOLPH Of Roanoke.
January % ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07
s9Osl'WEs Y.
" AucH vEr REMsiNs uSsvNo.'
From NE Cincinnati Chr0nislc.
THE ItDDSuEROO\S.

Fss , ne cisemH ,Y.., ca,SSstaIol
The Of young sister, Indiana pretty
known the West by the singular appellate OF "oc
,ts'Tho following rhymes, from young ooheoou conveys
peambuaons throuSh that State, havo oen partake
welcome hospitality OF "buck cabin, while our gGan
od stood by the "sopng and the sugar trough" for tho ns
suppose, in riding through tho West,
stranger fouudn "iloOsher's ues'
hlosher words buck oyc cabin,
Just big enough to hold Queen Nab IN;
Its situation low but airy,
Was ON tho borders OF prairie;
And fearing no might be bcnightcd,
lie hailed the house and then aghtcl-
Tho "Uooshrt' met him at tho door,
Thoir salutations o'or;
he took the strangers horse aside,
And sturdy saping tied
Then having stripped the saddle Oa,
lie fed him in a sugOr-trough.
Tho stranger stopped to enter in
Tho entrance being with pin
And manifested strong desire
To him by tho log heap fic,
Where hulfo dozen 'lIoo rooms
With mush and milk, tin cups aud spoons
White hoais, bare loot and dirty faces,
Seemed much inclined To keep their places
Hut madam, anxious to display
Hor rough and undisputod sway,
HoT offspring to tho ladder led,
And cufod the youngsters up to bod.
Invited shortly, TO pattako
OF venisou, milk aud iohnny cake
The stranger made a hearty meal,
And glancos, round the room would steal
One side was lined with divers garments,
Tho other spread with skins OF "yarments'
Dried pumpkins overhead wcTo strung,
Where vVnisoa hams in plenty hungi
Two rifles placed above tho door,
Three dogs lay stretched upon the door
In short, tho domicil rife
With specimens of 'IIoosher'' life.
Tho Host, who centred his affections
On game, and range, and quarter sections,
Dscourscd his weary guOst for hours.
I'LL Somnus ever potent powers,
or aabluuary cares bcrcn 'em.
No how tho story onlod-
The applications intended,
Ia from the famous Scottish poet,
Who seemed to feel as well as know IL,
That "buitdly chiefs and clover hzzics,
Are bred in sic way az this is"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFIcE.)
February 20 n. 1898
A-NCtlOh lhON.
NAVY COMMIssIoN OFFICE,


January IL 1888
EDROTOSALS sealed and endo, sed will be received 1t
a this ofce, until the LIST of March next TO nranufac
ure and deliver at the Navy Yard, Washington u. C.,
about 100 900 pounds of the best quality American Iron
Tor making the Bower and Sire anchors following viz
From Is 10 10000 lbs. for Rower and 2 stresm an
chors Tor ships OF The line.
From 81 to 10000 lbs for 4 Bower and Stream an
chors ior Ggates.
From "a TO 80 600 lbs for 10 Bower and Stream an.
chors Tor slOops Of war
The shapes and dimensions OF the bars f,r the anchors
OF the several szos must DC made conform TO the mo-
dels and drawings which VIII he furnished the courae
tors Tor That purpose, and by which he iron on delivery
will be Inspected il mu also be tested the acceptance
add dii,iac ion OF Tie ommatdng officer oil the aforesaid
Navy Yard
he contractor must delivering the iron by
the LIT Of May aud complete The delivery of the Whole
quantity on or before The 3lst October, 1888.
Ten per cent will be reserved rom each payment IN he
made, as collateral security, in addition the bond which
will be required and will not he paid until the .hole
quantity is delivered, inspected aud tested unless spe
ciAly authorized by the Board OF Navy Comms,ioners
January 80 79-2aw
a new LINE OF NAIL STAGES. The public
IN are informed that the undersigned Pfopreors,
tabIshed on January lat. new Line OF Mail Stages
from LawfenceyilIe via Boydon aud Clsrksvie to Ha-
hax, FTgina,-runn'ng ia connection with Limo
oil Stages which was established by them at tho
time from the Rail Road at Be6eld to Lawrence
Vile The Stages save Lawrencevle and Halifax
the days on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
resting at Boyi'on night BY This route the
ton i unbroken from the town Of Petersburg Halifax
va the Rail Road TO Pe6eld, Lawrencevile, &C. Sm-
dents going 10 aud from BoydOn College will find this the
most peasant and direct route.
Feb 81. 9s"G
NOTiCE.-An persons indebted 10 the Estate Of the
y late Col WIN. Allen, OF Sumy, are requested to como
forward and discharge their respective balances and those
having claims will please present them properly anthem
tcaed without delay, TO the Undersigned in order that
they may be paj aud they hereby Informed that this
notice will be plead in bar Of all claims demanded
within the time prescribed by law
GRIFFIN ORGAIN,
Ex'r. Of VIM. Allen, deed.
Claremont, surry County, Feb. 10. [0l-6wl
Ii persons having claims against the estate Of Mrs.
IA Hannah Howle decd, or against the estate Of her
husband, Daniel Howle decd Of New Kent county,
arc requested 10 make them known Immediately a. I
prepared to settle up the estates and shall plead this
notice in justification OF the settlement and disbursement
OF the alOrciaid estates.
JAQUELN r. HOWLE, Ex'Or
Of Hannah md Daniel H0toIe, deceased
February o. ol-wlw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

AN Monday the 18Th February, the Stage Coach from
~ Richmond to Fredericksburg will commence run
ming daily, and arrive the evening at Washington
City by tho splendid Steamboat Sydney--Fron wash.
ngton, TO Baltimore and Philadelphia the lines will
mence on the same day. Travellers from the North and
South will find no delay. T.. PORTER 4 Co.
February 10. OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

SHAVE QUESTION-Review orthe Slave Question
- showing that slavery is the essential hindrance to
the prosperity lthe saye-hoding States with particular
reference to Yirgniahough applicable TO oder States
where slavery eXsts.--By Yirginian.
ho author Jesse Burton HARRISON Esq late Virginia
Of New Ofean gentleman destined reflect
tive soil, and to elevate tho American reputaon. Ehig.
Price 80 per hundred-75 cts. per doZeu-and - IL
cts. single, for sale by Y. /. SMITH.
March 9. g9-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

a DYERTISEMENT.-W be sold at public auction
IA and to the highest bidder, at Benheim the late re-
sidence of Joseph Hobson deceased (near French Ia
vern, in Powhaan county,) Tuesday the 26h day of
this month, (March il tair and it not, the fair day
thereafter, all the stock Of every kind, belonging to that
esate-say horses and colts and calves yoke of
oxen sheep and hogs, household furniture, (anongst
which some very valuable arcles) kitchen furniture
farming utensils OF every kind wagons horse CARTS OK
CARTS carriage single chair and carrya with harness
for each carpenters, blacksmhs and shoemakers tools
patent balance, to weigh 2500b., the crops of corn od
der oats and hay with many other articles tedious and
unnecessary TO mention here. The day after this sale is
finished, similar will be made plantation of the
deceased, called Markhams, in the county on APP
pomaltoX river adjoining Dr. Crump. For all sums not
exceeding ten dollars cash must be pador larger amount
twelve months credit will be given bond with appro
we'd security required, TO carry interest from the date if
not punctualy paid. THOMAS H. HOBSON .Adyi'or
Of Joseph HobSOn, deceased
John flobson will at the time SELL at Benheim on
the same credit and for similar bonds remarkably fine
saddle horse, fine booded brood mare and two Of her
colts-one three years old this spring. and the other one
and another very fine colt two years old this spring.
rouche and harness. we'll selected library bath (of best
UNI, &c &C March D. 9S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07
MOORING BLOCKS.
NAVY CoAIMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
I,nro.,, On 1000


- January 80, 1888. :
HDROPOSALS sealed and endorsed, will be received at
n this Office until the first OF March next Tor making
twenty cast iron Mooring Blocks, the following
weights, viz:
Twelve to weigh about II, 800 pounds each.
Twelve TO weigh about If, 900 pounds each.
-Four blocks of each weight 10 be delivered al each of
the Navy YardS-Charlestown Brooklyn Gosport ro
specively 10y and at the the Contractors Nina
uIre models OF the form of the Blocks will be shown TO
persons wishing to Offer the several Navy Yards and
viii be furnished 10 the Contractor The Blocks must bo
made OF the best American Pig iron, be subjected on
delivery, to such examination and proof may be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must be delivered before the 18th OF October 1893
Persons Offering must state their prices for each OF tho
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per centum will be reserved from each payment 10
DO made, as collateral security in addition the bonds
which viii he required, and will not be paid until the en-
tire number of Blocks delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners of the
Navy. Feb. T. TS7-2awtO
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFIcE,l
February ooh, 1888
AH OORlNG BLOCKS.--1 he time TOR receiving pro.
I'VE poals, for making Cast Iron ooring Blocks un-
der the Commissioners Advertisement of the Both uIimo
is extended TO the 20h March.
March q 97-i21M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

HRRlMMER-This thoroughbred horse a beautiful
HD bay OF good size and great power will stand from
the 10Th inst TO the 10Th Of July in the county Of Goocf
land at the mills Of Mr. John Watkins IS miles above
Richmond, and at the store Of DR.. WIN. M Anderson
miles below Goochand Court House. days out of at
the latter, and days out Of at the former pace-to CO.
yer at 10 dollars discharged by r. il paid by the
first day Of October nextS dollars the single leap paid
at the time OF serycc25 cents 10 the groom Mares fed
at the usual price Pasiurage gratis. Care will be taken
TO prevent accidents and escapes but no liability tor any
Information can be obtained from MIR Watkins and Dr.
w. NJ. Anderson BHmu,er was got by Herod. he by D-
omed he by Florzel n EngandO he by flerol Clo) he
by Tartar he by Crolrs Partner Brnner's dam was rot
by Robin Red Breast his grand dam by Shark o. e. dam
by Give, &. z. dam by Lcith, <. e. e. g. dam by Bay
ors Fedrnoughl, e. e. <. e. & dam by old Janus, e. e. r.
g. g. dam 10y Wilmington, &. z. e. e. e. g. D. dam by old
Janus. JOHN COODE genr
Powhaian, February s,h, 1898. s0-wsg'
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD will be given bv the
n subscriber, for the apprehension IL found out Of the
State Twenty Dollars within the Stale ola negro man
named Harry who eoped about last July from his estate
lie purchased some years past from Fucher Of Rich
moud, where perhaps he may be now lurking His height
about FIVE feet eight incheshis age thirly-be has
downcast look and his right foot turns ont lille
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
For James Barbour Jr
Hampstead, Orange, Va, Jan. rs, 1888. s6-susi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

Colts Neck N. j., July ls;h, 1881.
have the originals Of the above pedigree, letter and
certificate in my possession; and will shew them with
pleasure TO any who may wish to see tem as feel
satisfied now offer to the public fine horse and trust
breeders will do the favor of calling and examining
Tor themselves. w. w. HURT.
Halifax, Feb. 10. 9I-6w
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-05-22

the exercise over the states of all powers what
soever. That they will view this as Selling
the rights of the states and consolidating them
in the hands of the General Government. with
a power assumed to bind the statos mot merely
in cases made federaD but in all cases what
soever, by laws made, not with their consent,
but by others against their consent; that this
would be to render the form Of government we
have chosen, and live under one deriving its
powers from its own will, and not from our
authority; and that the costates recurring to
their natural rights in cases not made federal,
will concur in declaring these void and of no
force, aand will each unite with this common,
wealth in requesting their repeal at the next
session of Congress.
EDMUND BULLOCK, s. nR
JOHN CAMPBELL, s. s. T.
Passed the House of Representatives, Nov,
10, 1898.
Attest: THo's. ToDD, C. HR,
In Senate, Nov. 10, l79s-Unanmously
cnncurred in.
Attest: Ii. THRUsToN, c. S.
Approved, November 18Th, 1898.
JAMES GARRARD
Governor Of Kentucky.
BY the Governor:
HARRY 1oULMIN,
Secretary OF State.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-05-22

verse, eloGuently burst forth with the words
There's no place like homen An emotion was
visible in all. There was slight tremor in his
voice, showing that he felt the influence Of the
line; and when he concluded it, his pause was
longer than usual, and deep sigh escaped
him.
When he recommended exile from
home, the agitation in those around, was
merged in attention to the song, but his increas-
ed. His face was slightly averted and the
rays OF the moon as they fell upon it, and glis-
tened IN the tear that rested on his cheek, gave
additional effect to the expression almost of
agony, stamped upon his features. He was, in
deed, as knew, IAN exile from home, though
from what cause, never could discover,-and
the smothered grief Of years was now loosed,
and flowed in unrestrained power over him.
He continued. As the song drew to close,
his emotion increased, with that of every one
who listened. At length, as the line, There's
no place like home, --,n2se On the stiffness OF
the hour, the last time, rush of feeling was
evident, which, in many, showed itselfin tears
The man, who, from childhood had braved the
'foamlng brine and had stood without fear on
the brink of eternity, and he, who, an outcast
from the society of the virtuous and the good,
knew no 'home;' alike with the being of turbid
passions and unhalowed deeds. gave tribute
to him, who had so well timed, and SO feeling
Iingly executed, one of the most graceful songs
that ever greets a seaman's ear Oh! it was
good to look on men had considered harden
ed IN iniquity, thus throwing open the flood
gates of long pent affections, that they might
once more gladden. and purify the SOUL
could not think such men entirely lost; could
but look on human nature in a farer and more
pleasing aspect.
No one spoke, and after few moments, in
which all else was banished by the one dear
thought of the distant home we had exchanged
for our home upon the deep,' each one sought
his pillow, do not doubt, purer and a better
man. c. D. D.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-05-22

BY QUoNDAM SAILOR.
If music be the food of love, play on,
Give me excess of it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-21
Cash in Market.

NXIE will pay Cash for any aumber of ELKELY
w NEGROES, (of both sexes from II to Is wears
of age, Field Hands. Also, Mechanics of every de.
scription. Appyt to
C Ballard & Co Richmond, Va.
J. N Saunders & Co. Warrenton, Va.
George Kephesrt q Go. Fredercktown, Nd.
JamesF. Purveis e Co. Baltimore
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd
William Hooper, Annapolis. Maryland
A Grimm. Fredericksburg, Virgira.
Or to the subscribers, their residence in Alexandra
Persons having likely Servsntsto dispose of. will do
well to give a call. We, all times, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser whti
now may hereafter come into market.
AileommunicAhons prompt, attended to.
FRANKLIN e ARhFIEID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-21
Ury Goods.

VXTASIIISGTON u BRENT have received, by the
w late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York,
a Handsome Assortment of FILL &. WIN
TER GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
Snper6ne blue black, Russell brown, invisible
green and mixed cloths; Petersham ditto
Blue black and fancy col,red cassimeres
Blue and blue black silk velvets
Dark blue, brown, cadet and other mixed cassinsts
Rose. puin, and striped blankets
Domestic and other carpetng
Hearth rugs
Black and assorted colored bombszets
DO and assorted coored merino circassisns
Super6ne black and colored French bombazines
Black and blue black Italian lustrings
Handsome colored gro de maps
Ladies' super black and assorted colored kid
gloves
Linen cambria hdkf,; great variety of fancy
hdkfs
Thibet wool cloth and merno hdkfs and shaws
a q 6 4 bobinets and Grecisn do do
Bobinet and Grecisre,t quilting
Swansdown and Valencia vestngs
Furniture prints, great variety of fancy do
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Penitentisry and other plaids and stripes
Bed ticks; apron and furniture checks
Beached and unbleached Cantor hannels
Red, green, and drab do
Brown and bIesched shirtngs and sheetings
20 bales cotton osnsburgs
.3iso,
Burlsps, No. l. 2,3 & ii Scotch osnaburgs
Bear. Dutch. and Russl. sheetngs
And great variety Of other articles usual to be met
with in dry goods store, al of which will be sold
low at wholesale or retail.
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