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weapons very different from pen. NFe gse
 abhor the principles and conduct of the man, we detest and loathe bim; we would tranple upon him for his false, base and in- solent assertions respecting our Sovereign. Laughter.
 These consistent opinions might be en- ougfI as to one and the same individual and from the same pen, but they were wound up by two others in the same consistent strain-s'Sir Francis Burditt is the least conceded man ever saw" .sThe con- ceit of the Baronet IS intolerable." Loud Laughter. Suppose | man were to seek for an authority to show the friendly feeling which existed in the country towards the hon. gssfosiet, he he Ii,igiilt at once find 1t in such words as tlIese-ssSie feel that Sir Francis Burditt is our best fFiend. We participate in his principles; We rely on his talents and intcgrity.' But the same au- thority furnished the ready answer-ssI he Baronet IS hated by the few and despised 5ty 5y the many. Towards him not one single soul Ill the country has a friendly feeling" :" Continued Laughter. Now he must say, that with such power as Mr. Cobbett pos sessed of writing equally well at each side of every public question, 1t was too much for him to come there and seek the aid of a jury to redress such an attack as that of which he now complained. But if he (Sir J. scaglet) or his learned friend were to look out for select passages iii the praise or censufe of a nation, they had them at hand from the same authentic source.- Thus, on the one hand, 1t might be said 1.-The Americans are the least criminal peo- pie in the whole world.n To this the sim pie answer was-s.The Americans are the most anprincipled beings in the whole world" Loud Laughter. But then he who would praise the nation might say. q owe great gratitude to this sensible and brave people the Americans, and to their wise, gentle, and just government, for hay ilg preserved from the fangs of despotism one spot on the globe" The answer was a happy illustration of the political consis- tency, and of personal gratitude. 1t vas q know of no cause in which my life would be lost with so little regret on my part as in demolishing the towns of America, ana in buring their unprincipled inhabitants un- der the rubbish. Renewed Laughter On the subject of the public government of nation, if one was curious to know the opinion of 3 man Of eminent talent and 3 close observer of human nature, who has passed many years in tie country, he nigh find it thus briefly and pithily stated:-"A merica Is well governed, and so happy are the people, that there is no misery in ths land. There are not as many crimes com
 niaed 1neFe III a year as are committed il England ill one week, or perhaps one day. ssThe Government of America is one o the :E. ...o so.,t there is no sucf thing as real liberty in the country. The people are the most prodigately dishones that ! ever heard described.o Renewed Laughter. The jury would thus perceive that in this rich mine they had all inexhaust- ibIe fund for able information applicable tc l all practical purposes.
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PUBLIC SALE.

YETE, the und ersigned, will sell to the w highest bidder, on the 1Gtb day of Oc- tober, insfant, the following property, to wit
 A number of CATTLE, HOGS, and some HORSES. Household and Kitchen furniture, Farming Utensils, &c. S.c.
 Sale to take place at 10 clock. A. Nj :, al the late residence of Anne smith, de- ceased, 3 miles above the town of Little Rock. Terms cash, for all sums under i've dollars. Twelve months credit will be gi- ven for all sums over that amount. Bonds 9ih approved security will be required. N R. The PL | NfAF0N ofthe deceas-
 GREEN L. SMITH E MADISON SMITH.
 October I, 1883. 26-ts.
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JAasEEEESs EESs MeiSEN X K <
Attorney at Law.

L n NtUE ElE.y t<E EAtI VI ID ES1DES in Columbia, Chicot coun Ae ty, Arkansas Territory, aud will |regnariy attend the Superior Court al
 Little Rock--also tho Circuit Courts oi
 |cnttenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, Arkansas and Chicot counties ]; and will
 attend to the settlement and collection oi
 |debtsin any part of the Territory. Any business confded to him, shall be prompt
 Ey attended to.
 Sept 1892 Iy
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NEW GnGBS

|fNM1v ,,s,Lst s v " s4UJD
 r1h;s WILSON, respectfully informs (sat hs trends, ard the public generally.
 aas on hand a large and general (ul,Aih ihsssorthleEst Of Goods el fsanas 9s .iie season, which he will sell klmerssea sea pEces for cash, and to plrnctu- Sept 9. 1858.
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r,MnJ 10 Journeysssen TaiEors. Fl ,o ~ or three journeymen Failors, who |OOs,s sss arst-rate workmen, will receive Estioaa employment, on immediate appIi- brmaa as lo the subscriber. who will pay s7 lalls sa uress-coats, and for otherwork
 Y same proportion.
 ,;,,,. JOHN SMITH. ,.sae Nocs, July 10. 14-tf. kus S9 Inc Editorof tho Louisville Focus tsrljasnal' tsrljss,a' Will publish the foregoing ad- kount s~eht = s, four times, and send his ac-
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
From the New York Joarnai of Commerce


TERMINATION OF LOTTERIES IN New York.
The ans~ er Of Yates Il M'Intyre to call of the
Senate for statement under oath, OF the mum.
her and amount Uf Schemes which have been
drawn in this State since these August, 1896.
aud the number and amonnt of tickets sold
bv them during the same period, has been prompt
" furnished. and seems to have left favorable
impression upon the minds Of that body. since
thew proceeded, on the same day to accept the
proposition Of Messrs. Yates & M'lntire to
close the Loffery business on the s1st December
merit Had they credited the charges of gross
deception and m,smanagement brought against
those gentlemen in petition recently presented
they would not have permitted another Scheme
to be drawn. The Assembly. il we mistake not,
have already accepted the proposition OF the Man.
ayers. We may therefore safely conclude. that
after the close Of the present year, all Lotteries
piH be extinct in this STATE. The new Constitu'
ton declares tina. Z" No Lottery shall hereafter
be authorized in this State; and the Legislature
shall pass laws to prevent the sale OF all Lottery
tickets within this State. except in Lotteries al
ready provided by law."-i. e. Lotteries which
will have become extinct by virtue OF the present
before the commencement Of an.
other year.
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Eeahsco Slate Quarry.

TIME subscriber, residing in Prince William County,
l. (va) tenders his sincere thanks to the public in
general for the patronage they have Afforded him
in his line Of business. He wishes to inform the in.
habitants Of the Disric, Of Columbia, and the sur
rounding country, that he has been at considerable
expense in procuring quantity Of as good Slate rs
can be had in America, which be is willing to furnish
and put at from to dollars per square, agreeaby
to the quality. Those wishing to afford him patron
age in this Iaudable undertaking will signify it by ap.
plying to John K. Mills and John HuddIeston, Agents
in Ale xandra or to Matthew Waite Washington City.
mar 26-w3m WILLIAM WAITE.
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1F5r the .flerandria Gazette.

THE WRECK.
I've seen a noble looking ship,
With sails expanded vide,
Her gallant prov Gu: through the waves
And boldly stem the tide.
With streamers gay and ensign broad,
Her tow'ring masts were drest,
And from the shore she bore away
Full many joyful breast.
Her form, reflected in the deep.
Was majesty in notion
And her swan-like graceful bearing
Was the pride Of Ocean.
But soon the breezes slept IN peace,
The sails hung loosely down.
And scarcely then breath OF air
From of the land was blown.
The mirror surface Of the deep
Almost unbroken lay,
Save ahsn the spor,ive hnny tribe
Rufflrd il in their play.
But suddenly a gathering cloud,
In the far distant sky.
The long.expected warning gave
And told the storm was nigh.
The rising winds-the swelling waves,
Crested with whitening foam,
Made each one feel his nothingness,
Aud think Of far. off hsme.
A, length the gallant ship is toss'd
And swiftly whirled around;
Now, she Is on the mountain wave,
And then, in gulPh profound.
The mighty tempest is too strong
She cannot 6,de its pow'r:
She yelds-and, dash d upon the rocks,
Is lost amidst its roar.
'Tis often thus in human life
Each one voyage makes,
And on the peace Of many men
The storm Of passion breaks.
While others live in indolence,
Waited by fortunes breath,
Or have their dearest hopes all wrecked
BY an uutimely death.
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Cheap Roots y Shoes.
a. u. HARMON,

At his Store. adjoining VIZ. Butch.
- er's, and Two doors above his old stand. has
Dreceiveda part Of his Spring stock Of
BOOTS & SHOES.
consisting of almos. every variety Of ladies' Gentle.
mems, Misses, Boys and Childrens Boots, Bootees,
shoes, and Slippers which he will sell Wholesale and
retail. war CHEAP. Call and see. apr 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
EDGAR SNOW WIDEN,
Fairfar Street. (opposite the Post C0iee3

TERMS Daily paper eight dollars per annum' pay
able half yearly. Country paper FIVE dollars per
,nnum Advertisements inserted at the rate OF one
ao.r 70, the first three insertions, and twenty i've
cents 70, every subsequent insertion
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ET GEO. T. Brown respectfully Of
fers himself to the Voters Of Prince Georges County,
MARYLAND, % candidate for the next sherifalty.
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hour. from this declaration, the stables were in

hours from this declaration, the stables were IN
ruins.
There was no want Of water, but the fremen
could not approach near the FIRE IN front. G
consequence oil the extreme heat: the whole burh'
inc, as an old fireman said this morning, like
heap of dry shavings. The city was Illuminated:
and at one period. it was SO light in the second
ward, that a newspaper could have been
read. A gentleman from Newark, informs US
that it Was distinctly seen at that place.
The scene presented this morn'ng rs aeso'a.o
indeed. There are a great many families re-
duced TO absolute want, and we are GLAD 70 zee
that pnblic meeting has been called 10 renue'
aid to the numerous sufferers The hre ea"e
upon many So suddenly. that they ma" oa'e'y
time to escape with their hyes-some got in'" '"e
,treets with only what they had on when they re,
tired to bed. In some instances, furniture '"u
10 be removed three or four times; many ar"''e'
ere burnt in the street.
We heard one man remark. that late last n'sh'
no rsmuved all his furniture into house that nc
w.s This day to have occupied. aud this morning
mt vesti9e oft remained.
Niany are running about in the nelshoofnoo'
looking for their goods. not knowing, up 70
o'clock. whether they had saved an article.
Much We learn was stoen-and the pick 'Pocke's
were on the alert-one or two were taken 70 'he
police Office.
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Respecting Black Hawk, the editor o. =,
Kentucky Commonwealth mentions as 90 "'' '.
that s. Black. Hawk could prove the hnal QUIZ
which induced him to take up arms, ana VIEW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-04

We are glad to fiod growing d'sPo'''0"
mong our Editorial brethren to encourage % =,
Fine Arts, Of which we quote as evidence "'
following sentiment. from the last Courier '''
Enquirer: sit would be glorious thing !" v,
arts ia the country, II the wealthy ~ou'u "":
lay out oue-ten,h part of this money 10 PIe'"''
busts, &c. which they ezpend in eha0dsl,''s
looking glasses, pier tables. and all the s"I.
lumber which encumbers rather that emoe,''"'
fashionable drawing room in the o'''
States"
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The New York American, in mentioning fl,
contemplated visit Of the President aud VIZ.
President to the N"r,h, says, the obl-c, Of tie
Vice President in thus appearing every vI:,
with the President--with him to
Pursue the triumph and par!ake the gs!e,
is one. doubtless, purely disinterested and patti
otto. and luoks notch! no-to any Ultimate
personal ends. We shall see.
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Chlorine Tooth Psste,
10 the Teeth,

For Cleansing and Preserving the Teeth,
Arresting decay. hardening the gums correcting un'
healthy conditions of the mouth and throat, scurvy'
tarter, ulcers. gum boils, canker salvation; and CIV
ing tn all who use it q sweet and wholesome orea'n'
TlHIs preparation combines the virtues Of purifying
L and antiseptic, with healing, bland and dems.,
cent substances Travellers will find 1t . neat ana
convenient article. Gentlemen who smoke or cnew,
and persons who indulge In eating onions and gsrlleks.
will find it to purify. the breath and imPart 70 IL an
agreeable fragrance.
observe that il contains no acid. but on the contra.
ry will relieve the "teeth on edge" pccas'oned oy
acids; that it never gets hard and unfit for use; that
il is put up in neat wooden boxes with printed dlrec'
tons.
Certificate Of W. Byrd Powell, n. D., of Lexington
Medical College, Ky.
Iapprope highly ofMe component parts Of the Cho'
rine 16oth Paste; and find By experience Mat if com;
Dimes ailMe advantages ofte Chlorine Tooth Wash ana
the Dentrifees, wiihout The injurious consequence ha'
noav result from rery many articles found in the SAop''
ssed for cleansing and preserving the teeth
w. BYRp POWELL,
Surgeon Dentist No. 81 Charles street, Baltimore.
Prepared ONLY by d. L. KsAPr & Co. and
II COLEMAN Il Co.
Price so cents. Chemists, Baltimore.
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District OF CokuMbia,
County of alexandria, Set,

MAY TERM, 1883.
William IIoge and Thomas Hatch
er, executors Of Isaac Nichols,
senior; William Hoge and VIII
liam Piggo,.. executors Of sa. SlY CHfNCERY
muel NickoIis, SENT. Complts,
AGAINST
James Brandon, Defendant,
rHSHE defendant, James Brandon, not having entered
Il his appearance to this suit, ard given security &C
cording to the statute and the rules Of the Court; and
it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the de
PENDANT is not an inhabi.ant Of the District Of Column
bia; on the motion Of the compliments, by their coun
sci, it is
ORDERED. That the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first dsy of the next october
Term of this Court, and answer the compliments bill,
and give security for performing the DEGREES Of the
Court; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith pub.
lished for two months successfully in the Alexandris
Phenix Gazette. ana that another copy be posted at
the front door of the Court house of said County.
iy4-2m Test: EDM T. LEE, C. c.
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DR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific Ointment,
SOLD. Wholesale AND RETAIL, py
WILLIAM STHBLER, agent, .fleranar

YNHE above Ointnentis recommended to the public
i ~ safe and certain remed, for those obstinate
diseases, some of which have so loas bafleI the skdi
of medical science:
LIST White sweilings of every description,
I'd Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing,
Sd Schirrus or g~landulsr tumors. particularly those
hardened umors 10 women's breasts, which oftentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
9TH Felons; or what sop.e people know by the
Of catsrrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of.he joints;
9Th Sprains and bruises ofevery description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of sllkinis. In this complaint the pa.
tient, in applying the ointment, must Keep the part
outof water,
9th Ch;lblains or parts Affected by frost.
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CERTIFN4TE.

The following communication addressed TO the pto.
prietor Of Judkins' Ointment. from the Hon. John Ia.
~liaferro. Member of Congre.s 10 highly interesting
The gratuitous manner in which il is made, exhibits
feelings of no ordinary character towards suffering hu.
manly; and is oertsinIy well deserving Of public at.
~tention:
WASHINGTON, January %, 1929.
SIR-Ith has been my wish. fora considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which 1
have used the Ointment invented by . Mr.. Judkins,
and which { now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed by yourself, I have applied this
Ointment during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure to produce q cure
in every instance. Iconsider il the most decided and
efficient remedy in all cases Of tumor, be the cause
whatit may; and I have found nothing SO good for
wounds Of any description. II may be proper to
add, that the cure Of . tumor called white swelling,
given over by the most distinguished physicians as in.
curable. and which they decided would, without ampu.
tation. prove fstslto the patient, was, under my imn.e.
date notice, effected ytbe use o fJudkins' Ointment.
and the patient is in fine health. His limb sfsctedby
the tumor being restored to a perfec I state of souHt.
ness. 'iso that tie leg damaged man which had been
wounded, and exhibited one drsadfully liberated sur.
face from the knee to the foot, and which. for more
than two years. had been considered ineurable, was ef-
fec'uai!y cured BY the application Of Judkins' oin,.
ment. l mention these two cases, whichfellu under my
notice and management, as sdecided eyi.
dence Of the efficacy of,his remedy in cases oftumor
and ofuicerss have expe fenced, as decidedly, the
coed effect of this remedy in the cure Of Felons, and
OF every species of fresh wound. Itseems to me that
any one who will observe on the operation Of this oint.
ment. mist be satisfied as to its beneficial effect. lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use ofthis
valuable remedy.
JOHN T%ALIAFERRo.
To Mr.. CHAuLKs IIEusroHs. Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, nearPrede.S
rcktown, Md.
NOTICE.
~ Having been for several years in posses
sion offs concern in Mr.. NATHAN SIIPsslp's pstent,
for making and vending his Ointment, known by the
nam Of Dr.. w. Judkins' Patent Specific Oinfmsnt,'-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtsined anew pat.
ent thereon, and I having likewise renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest I held before, it is
de tmed necessary that public notice be given Of the
I nuisance. Having devoted much time and care
duringthe above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving 1.-THE gene.
raj characterit has sustained, with whatever improve.
ment, n all this time, it has received. present it to
public attention As heretofore, the genuinenes Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and sold, Oholesak andyetoil, near Friedrich,
Nd by c. Hrstons, eonecrnedin tie patent right"
April15. CHARLES HERSTONs.
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
junes Druggist, FaiJar Street.
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district Of ~Coiumbia,

County Of .M~eraadria, Sci.
May TERM, 1888.
Negro Hannah and Rebeccs herr
child, and Peggy and her child.
rem, Niily. Arnold. Sophia, Han.
nah, William and Robert, Com. I'M
p'Ainants,
AGAINST
Arthur p. West and benjamin
Oden, Defendants,
VTlHE Defendants, Arthur p. West and Benjamin
Il Odeh, not having entered their appearance to this
suit, and given security according to the statute and
the rules of this Court; and it appearing to the salts.
faction Of the Court that the said Defendants are not
inhabitants Of the District of Columbis, on the motion
of the Complsinants. by their counsel, III
ORDERED. That the said Arthur p. West and
Benjamin Oden do appear here on or before the first
day Of the next May Term of this Court. and answer
the conplainant's supplemental bill. and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the Court, and that q CO
py Of this order be forthwith published for two months
SUCCESSFULLY in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette; and
that another copy be posted at the front door Of the
Court Of this County. Test:
jy4-2n EDM I. LEE. C. C.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

DR.. LaYNE'S C.ARMINATTVE BaLSAM.
For the cure IF that destruciire disease on Children. the
Summer Complaint. and for Borel Complaints, Cho-
Lera NOr6us. Dysentery. Ge and all diseases arising
frum a diseased state Of the Stomach and Lirer, as
Dyspepsia, Indigestion end Sick Head .3ahe.
Certificate from Dr. William steeling.
This may certify, that I haze used Doctor Jagae's Car.
minatire BaLsom very extensively in Bowel Complaints.
and haze not the least hesitation in declaring it superior
to any preparation that Ihare met wih. FIR The relsg
those diseases. VIZ, STxELiNe, ~. D.
Bridgefon, July lS, 1881.
Certificate from DR.. TT Kits, Pastor Of the second
Baptist Church of Philadelphia.
Hauing been permitted to examine the eomponents Of
,vhieh the Cdrminatire Basam consists, and tested in my
family its beneficial effects. I am certain that IL ,oiA be
found q very happy combination and useful medicine for
khase complaints for which itprofesses 10 be q remedy.
Philadelphia July 20, 1851. TT KITS.
- Price Is cents per bottle.
~ The above articles are for sale by
9TH mo IS WILLIAM STABLER,
HdTrenton Spectator Agent.