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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07

To Hire, ..
4 LAD Of IS, well acqsinted with p''"'
"A business Inquire Of the Printer.
mar 29-2awtf
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HOUSE OF LORDS, March %.

Negro Slarery-Intenfion Of Ministers.
Lord Suffieid said he had several petitions on
the subject Of slavery in his hand, which he was
induced by peculiar circumstances to present to
their Lordships at an earlier perind than he had
at first intended. Certain rumors had lately
been aHoat respecting the plan Of emancipation
TO be proposed by Government, which he confess
ed had produced in his mind. aud he believed in
that Of the public, the greatest CONSERVATION.
He did no, mean to say that those rumors had
lsssened the general confidence which he was
disposed to place in his Msjesty's Ministers, or
caused him to regard with dsIust their inten.
tons with respect to the particular question to
which the petition he held in his hand referred.
He felt convinced that the principles Of his noble
friends mar him were sound and right, and he
had no doubt that they were fully disposed to act
upon them; but yet he was not blind to the for
midable array Of prejudice and false notions Of
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PORTUGAL.

The most important intelligence brought BY
this arrival Is in relation to the controversy be-
tween the Rival Brothers. LIS Issue, however.
still remains doubtful, although the reasons thai
have tor long time rendered the cause of Dan
Pedro almost hopeless. continue with undimin
lshed force. He still retains Opor,o, but by
precarious tenure. When the hostile armies en-
gage 10 actual conflict. has forces usually. and we
believe justly, CLAIM the victury. Still he makes
no advance, and conquest, instead of leading him
onward IN the path to his object, is made no fur
Their use OF than to furnish him the opportunity
OF again retreating to his she'll. 1t is quite evil
dent that ne IS wanting in the energy that is re.
quisite TO success-and that his recent quarrel
with Sariorius, Of which more hereafter, virtually
annlhllatng his naval power, must soon PROSTATE
HIN entirely, unless he shall be supported by
other aid than loans and private contributions.
Two formidable attacks were made bv the Mi.
euelites upon the entertainments OF Don Pedro in
the month OF March. The first was commen ICED
on Sunday, the Sd Of that month, which resulted
IN The rePulse Of the troops Of the former, consis
ting OF about 10000 men. who attacked those of
the latter, under the command of Gen. Saldan.
ha, at Foz aud Lordelo
Sk'rm'shes, and attacks npou the redoubts, both
felgaed and real, succeeded to the foregoing. hut
were productive OF no material results.
The next and most important affair ,ook n,,c.
on the Gath Of March, on which day The ene,o,,
for the London journalists seem to identify them.
selves with the cause Of Don Pedro) commenced
an attack at about 10 O'Clock upon redoubt
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By the arrival Of the packet ship South Anne
RIGA, Capt. Marshall. from Liverpool. the Editors
Of the New York Commercial Advertiser, have
received files of London papers Of the first Of
April, ADD Liverpool Of the I'd, the day on which
the packet sailed.
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ut is an axiom in the naval service that a
line Of battle-ship ought. il moderately well
fought, to destroy force equal to my squad
ron, wiz: two frgates and a few very badly
armed vessels) with the gratest ease, and the
enemy's frigate alone on these occasions, wat
equal in weight of metal and men to my only
effective ships, the two frigates.
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BELGIUM.

The discussion OF the budget of the War De.
partment was concluded on the 28th Of March.
The members, although they exhibited strong
desire to relieve the country Of the burden of an
army. which is. as they contend, kept in the back
ground, showed no wish to make terms with HoI
land BY other means than by battles, unless with.
in short period (many specified three monthsl
the coercive measures Of England and France
shall have produced their expected results. Ma.
ny arguments were used to show the utility of at.
tack by land simultaneous with the blockade, but
Ministers proved that it was the duty Of Belgium
to await those results before the efforts Of the two
Allied Powers should be neutralized by any de.
monstration Of force on the side Of this country.
TURKEY.
Accounts from ConstantiDopIe. by the way of
Trieste, were to the Sd Of March. Up to that
period the Russian squadron had not quilted the
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THE complete e above articles which
additions will constantly be made the various People, carefully
sold without
as cheap be purchased any shop this Country.
lPerlumery, Spices and various other articles.
Among Junk Hops fine Honey
Of Books Children Toy Paints
Drawing States Pencils with Stationary articles
Dams
Pills. HroEN MEpIc,sE z and Genuine shephed Mo
Patent Medicines
Fint small Pig
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Shipping Family always
hand will be faithfully the shortest and furnished with ample D
recionst the of every call
carefully advice gratis purchasers
performed the needy without and without price,
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zNRUNKS.-JAMEs GARDNER has just re-
~ ceived lot Of Trunks, variety of sizes,
fer sale on reasonable terms. Feb. I6.
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~ ARROW AXES, knives and forks,
IN pad locks, mincing knives, butch
er, bread and shoe knives, shoe pincers
and nippers, just received and for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON
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TIE subscriber hav-
ing just returned
from BOSTON, with
a new q sortment ol
Goods. is now emu
enabled TO accom-
niodate his Custom.
crs with any kind oI
TIME, they choose,
as he has a fine LOT oI
English and French
Watrhno A nann a
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which are two elegant double bottom deta ched
Levers. Also, a large assortment Of silver and
steel bowed Spectacles (; un excellent as
sortment Of Silver Spoons Of every description :
also, BrittanIa Ware, consisting in part Of tea
pots, real English. Of the lat est patterns and low
sugar and creams to match with the pots sil
yer plated castors, spoons and ladies': cutlery
fancy beads: jewelry OF every description, and a
variety Of other articles, all Of which he can
and will sell as low as can be purchased else
where.
He will attend TO cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks, and oil Jobs in lis line
with pleasure, and hopes by his unremt ted ex
ertions to his business TO please the public.
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
| Nov. 9.
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a T a meeting Of the Stockholders Of
IA the COMMERCIAL BANK, on
Monday the lst. inst. the following gen.
tlemen we're chosen Directors for the en-
suing year, viz = Thomas Church, Jacob
Babbitt, Thomas Richmond, EpEraim
Sprague, John Wardwell, Scott Green
and John Peckham.
AT subsequent meeting Of the Direct
ors, JACOB BABRITT, Esq. was chosen
President for the ensuing year, and
JNO. WARDWELL, Cashier.
Bristol, april 4, 1888 3w.
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$3.50 NEW
ARRANGEMENT.
Daily Line from Bristol 10 .Mw Bedford vid
Warren and Fall River.

O0tty Line from DfsSios 70 s'ew oe'J"" W.
Warren and Fall River.
~@ A STAGE will leave
y &3Me Bristol every morning
SSZSN9zG% Sundays excePted) al
8 o'clock, and arrive in Fall River at hal
past 10, and in New Bedford in season tc
dine. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at 8 O'Clock, and arrive al
Warren and Bristol, same afternoon.
EEs Passengers wishing to 60 to Fall
River and return the same day, are inform
ed that they can stop in Fall River, two
hours, for the transaction OF business.
Books kept at Bnrgess's and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels. Warren; at M. s. II. N. Lawton,s IS
Fall River ;.ut BIake's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford.
NATHAN WARREN, Bristol.
march 30
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SIGN OF GAL EMS HEAD.
WNte2sAStasee

AYFe found all GeneralAssormn c
4 Dros FAMILY PERuERY The Stock
with the
that the ctes personal attention. both the Selection and Preparation
Medicines article aHbe warranted in all in
~hat sold m Ships Families and Physicians will be supplied
at the % shortest lest & notice and III Gil on new a"
% 1888.
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\ N assortment Of GLASS WAHk,
"A consisting of decanters; ship, feno,
and other tumblers; plain and cut glass
wines; lamps, a great variety OF qualities;
craits, plates, napPees, salts. lanterns,
pitchers, sc. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Crockery Ware, such as plates, bowls,
platters, dishes, teas, basins, pitchers
common, blue printed, and enameled, sc.
&c. SC. Also, Russia Quills and Other
mofsons. march 20.
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TVHE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give public
u noti6S that they have been appoint
cd " the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the
towo Of Warren, Commissioners to re-
ceisc and examine the claims against the
estate of. LEONARD REED, late OF
Warren, deceased, represented insolvent,
and that six months from the IL. inst. has
been allowed to the creditors of said cs-
aate.to bring IN and prove their claims a
,gainstfthe same, end that we will attend
10 the 'business Of our appointment on
che last Saturdays OF July and August,
at the store of Paschal Allen, from 9 to 8
o'clock in the afternoon in the mean
time claims can be handed in to either of
as at our respective dwellings.
PAscHAL ALLEN,
S. p. CnILD, Comr's.
LEWIS uoAR.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment TO
MARY B. REED, .admr,r.
april IS. .3w.
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ST. DOMINGO mahogany plank s.
- boards; cherry boards; birch Joice /;
bedstead posts different patterns ele-
giant branch veneers, on hand and for sale
cheap Cor cash, by
A. HUMPHREYS.
oct. 27.
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0aART BoxES.-JAMEs GARDSER has
W. Just received lot Of cart and Wagon box
CO or oil sizes. Reb. D.
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Al Ia Court OF Probate holden within and
"a for the town Of Warren, on Monday i he
LIST day Of April, a. ID. 1888, application was
snade for the appointment 'ofa Guardian 10 the
person and estate OF MARY HALE FOWLER,
daughter of the late Samuel M. Fowler, Esq.
Iece ased,
whcrcuponit is ordered and decreed that
she consideration thereof be referred to Court
Of Probate, 10 be holden at the Town Clerk 3
Office, in said Warren, on the first Monday in
May next, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, and that prev
i,us notice DO given by publishing this order
three several times in the Northern Star, TO all
persons Interested to appear nj that time, ,if they
shall see cause, and be heard.
witness,
LEVI HALLE, Probate Clerk pro. tcm.
April 6.
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HAIR TRUNKS.

H.aIR TRUNKS.
n fresh supply of superior finished Trunks,
"a assorted sizes, just received and on sale at
March so. LONG ROOM.
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" The close Of this year will complete
another volume of the Alexandria Gazette; and
we take this occasion Of reminding distant and
other subscribers who are in arrears. that il
would be convenient for rs then to receive the
amount Of their subscription Those OF them
whose patronage has always ersced our banks.
but whose money we have nerer seen, VIII. u
their accounts are not settled before the lst Of
January. no longer receive copy OF this paper.
THIS course is due to ourselves. and as we snail. at
a very early period. go to considerable expense in
a new fount Of type for our paper. and
making other improvements, we hope this notice
nav be attended to by all whom il concerns.
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NEW READY-MADE CLOTHES
South Green for sale.

TTYHIs beautiful little FARM IS stusted on the Little
River Turnpike Road three miles from AIexsn
dria, eon,aining los ACRES-50 or so aces cleared,
the residue in w0od. II has good
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, lately erect.
1ss ed 40 fee, front by 20 feet; two stories high,
l.ls.l good and constant spring Of water neI the
house, some fruit trees, and 10 or IL acres oil botom
Land, suitable for meadow. Holmes Run passes
through it. -.
as. The above Farm will be sold at public
auction, on the premises Saturday, the 2lst De-
cember at - o'clock The terms OF sale One third
Cash, the balance in equal payments At IL and 10
months credit dec 10
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CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

4 II. WHITE has received, by recent ar
u rivals from the North, considerable all
dtion 10 his Stock, which enables him TO offer
almost every article in the BOOT aud SHOE
line either wholesale or retail, upon the best
terms, and particularly cheap tor Cash. Among
ten are.
Mems eclf se,ced Roots ist. % and Sd quality
Do no:Ied Boois IcbeoDl [ticle
DO fireman ,oater prof Boots Ian excellent ar
10 course peggsd Boots
10 c.f se,Dsd and mailed Slipper Boots
10 calf seued pegg d. and mailed Aunroes
do KIP and grain leather do
DO coarse tegged Brogons and Nhoes
no gum elastic and leather trer Nt0es
Boys calf ss,oed End pessed hOnrOs'
DO caf seUsd ShOss
Ladies' gaiier and eGtasr Boot,
10 fur trimmed gum caste Shoes
10 calf seal, and morocco Hating Shoes
10 seal and lasting N,PDers and J.gsrsons
Misses and cha rens Boots AID BOoees DaIsOus Kinds
.7lso. Hair Trunks Seal Caps, &c &c
Made to order, Ladies and Gentieman's Boots
and Shoes. of the best materials and workman
ship dec 10
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Mr.. Archer, prominent member Of the Virgil
ma delegationrn Congress, and heretofore yea
,,as Administration man, is said to have distinct.
!, Indicated ms intention to take Independent
;rooad Mr. AS constituents, almost to mao,
are 10 favor Of B. w. Leigh fur the next Presi
dent Heretofore Mr., Archer was supposed to
ave stood in the relation Of cherished and con-
adentia friend to the Executive, with expecta
eonS Of office to an amount equivalent to for
esu Embassy; this voluntary sacrifice OF his per
,Oaal ambition, TO serve his constituents, there
fare, i, ali evidence Of dis,nterestedness highly
,onorabie and praisew orthy, --Nouok Herald.
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MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED, December IL.

Brig Edward, Barrett. Carracoa,; Salt and
Hides to Henry Dainger6eld.
Lat. 90 Lon. IS; Spoke Brig PalIas, Ia
days from Boston, and a from Hampton Roads.
Schooner Pulaski, Nickerson, Boston; Plaster,
Mackerel and Apples to Lewis Mckenzie, and
Freight for the District
Schooner Martha, Adams, Portsmouth, N.
H ; Potatoes, Apples, SC. to John H. Ladd.
Passed up. Schooner Mount Moriah. Rogers,
frem Savannah, with Lumber, bound to Wash.
ingtOn.
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SALES At AUCTION.
Trustees Sale positively closed.

TNHiS EVENING 18th inst, at halt past
II six o'clock. at Whites Auction Store.
will positively De eo.,d the remaining stock OF
GOODS, which, from the number and variety OF
articles, could not heretofore be done. There
remains unsod, Britannia Spoonsj Coffee. mills,
with and without covers; lot of empty Wafer
Boxes; 4 hogshesds containing Vinegar; small
lot Of Books. Engrsvlngs, &c. &c.
'fhe above sale is made BY virtue Of deed
Of trust made To the subscriber for the purposes
therein expressed. B. HOOE, Trustee.
dec Ia
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"A Valuable FARM 4.r sale.

A.,ux wish to sell CLIFTON. II is
88I5!A situated about three miles from Alexan
NA M dris, Immediately between that place and
&Sa1 Mount Vernon Il contains Two Humid.
red and Fifty Acres-an hundred OF which are IN
wood, lying in body on that side Of the tract
est balance is divided into three fields
and well enclosed by the best post and rail fence.
The soil was originally good the fields have been
well dched and cleaned and by udicious cultivation
are rapidly improving. The Orchards number more
than six hundred fruit trees young. and bear
ing apple peach pear, cherry, apricot and nectarine
The Improye ments were made by gentleman who
spared to complete plan designed with great
taste. They consist Of brick dwelling house of two
wings copnec ed by a colonade-each wing contains
Gve rooms fiasIedin the handsomest style. The out
houses are of BRICK and convenient and suhcien,
for large establishment. The whole has lately been
thoroughly repaired. Apump of excellent water is IN
the ward The house is a commanding emlnence,
where health has always been enjoyed' AMI as sum
mer residence has superior. The view Is at onoe
grand and beautiful To the north, the house IS aP'
preached through avenue three hundred yards IN
length, of large and beautiful trees; and the gardens
and orchards arranged each side OF tins ave
nue. as TO give il grace and beauty. The view from
the house through the is shut up by the wood
land To the south east and west, the prospect is a.
most unlimited
ON the east you look upon Fort Washington and
cultivated country in the State OF Maryland. TN the
SOUTH Mount Vernon. an object with which every
American associates s that is interesting and venera
BILE Immediately under the eye, with ten or fifteen
thousand acres of fine campaign country, spread out
directly between the two bills, diversified by witness
and cultivation in enGless variety.
The River Potomac for near ten miles is visible from
CTfton and when whitened by the sails Of busy
commerce, as oftentmes is forms picture that can
not be seen without pleasure To the west, at the
distance Of thirty miles, the magnificent Blue Ridge
plainly distmgushab'e. :,
I have also for sale very handsome pair Of well.
matched Carriage Horses they are grey; over siAte
hands high; young handsome, active and GENTLE snc
draw well.
The terms will be accommodating. tor which apply
IN THOS. w. HEWITT.
dec 9-diw&eotf
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For Sale Or EXchaNge,
o.. The DWELLING HOUSE Il LOT OF
1-l.L GROUND fornerl, occupied us iavern, stu
ateu at the corner of King aud Asaph streets known
as the Indian Queen Tavern. This Establishment
would be sold on very reasonable terms, exchanged
for other real property in the town. For terms apply
n CATnARINE DRAWNER.
dec ID If
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New Fruits. Cheese. j.

p - .
/ New Fruits. Cheese. &c.
40 half and quarter boxes superior
J4S Bunch lsaisins Atvery low
q s aasr.er casks do p''
SIS Jars Grapes, in fine oroer
a casks Zante Currsnts
10 bags Brazil Nuts
80 barrels New York Apples
90 s s.as. Cheese. very superior
20 kegs New York Mich Dairy Butter
10 barrels do Buckwheat Flour
= SO do do Family do
10 casks Salt Petre
10 kegs Ground Ginger
10 boxes Mustard
50 50 s sat shs'd' whi'tsy. part old
10 hogshe ads new Rum
so bags Rio Coffec part old white
8 tons Shot, assorted
ton Bar Lead
20 bags Tennessee Feathers
Is boxes Sperm Candles
1850 Scotch Bags. suitable for Salt or Grain
Received and for sale by
dec 10 sAM'I. B. LARMOUR & Co.
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keaAy-Made Clothes at auction
nv Friday Evening" the 2lst instant. At 81 O'Clock.
u will be sold, WITHOUT assssvs, at my auction
Store, variety of excellent
NEW READY-MADE CLOTHES,
Consisting in part, Of Coats Vesta pantaoons, Ii.
men Shirts, Handkerehiefs, Towels, Silk and other
Hose, Crsvats, Shirt Collars, one pair OF Leather
Drawers, suspendes, Gloves, Dressing Box. &c. &c.
Articles ready for examination tomorrow
Acc rs GEO. WHITE.
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Noratio Day

IIVEutIO bHy
DEUTRNs thanks to the ladies and gentlemen OF
II Aiexsndra and its vicinity for the liberal encou'
rspement extended 10 him since his commencement IN
business and socits continuance OF their taVors. lie
has on hand general assortment OF
aides Roots and Shoes
Gentiemen's Boots aud Shoes; AMI
Childrens Boots and Shoes
All Of which will lie sold at the lowest prices Tor cash.
or to puncuaI customers on the usual time
Ladies or gentlemen wishing any Articles mace "
order, will be promptly attended to-
N d The subscriber being DESTROYS to close ms pre-
zen, business between this time and spring, Appeals 10
ali persons in tow or country who indebted to his
establishments settle their accounts by the middle VI
January 1884. dec ll-oIWS-sWoN
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~ Gentlemen in arrears to the Reading
Room are requested to pay their dues, and those
diSposed.so subscribe for the ensuing year are al
so now requested to pay their subscriptions
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Novice.

vVlHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
.nv for the election Of FIVE Directors. Treasurer,
and CLERK, will be held At Nevton's Tavern on Mon
day, the 9Th Of January next.
dec 3-eot6,hJan j. b. LADD, Treasurer.
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RemOVa al.

II HAVE removed roy Office from the south west
L corner Of the square. Intersection Of King ana
Washington Streets door norh of said corner ana
opposite Mr.. Grub's Store. where those having bus
ness with me will please CALL
nov 3o-w6R CHRISTOPHER NEALE
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70 Vet,
tttssA The large and elegant DWELLING HOUSE
EslsI situate on Cameron, between washington and
St hssph Streets, the property OF Thomas fsiriax'
Eso and recently vacated by bis removing to his
country seat in Fairfax County. The House newly
pointed in good order, and will be let upon favor
able terms for one or more years, to good tenant
% For terms apply PhiNEAS 'hNNI''
10Th mu Qth--7t