Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-16


Lectures are 10 board in the College
except such whose parents or guar.
| dams reside near the College, and may
prefer to board their own sons or wards
and such students too as the Faculty
may, for sufficient reasons, permit to
board elsewhere. The person who su.
perintends the clearinghouse, is &c
be selected by the Faculty, he is to oc.
cupy the Braferton House and its ap.
purtenances, for the accommodation
Of his private family, free of charges
he is to have the use of such other
rooms in the College as are not other.
wise appropriated; so much OF the
College garden as may be necessary to
supply the table with vegetables; be.
sides supply of pine wood from the
College lands for his kitchen use; and
certain portion of those lands for
cultivation. For board, bedding and
FIRE, the price is TO be limited to 800
for the course, or in that proportion.
The Faculty will prodceed on the lst
Monday in September, TO appoint both
the Professor Of Humanity, and the
Superintendent of the College Table.
The necessary expenses OF the Stu
dents are TO be limited to the moderate
sum of SlS5 for the entire course,viz
board, lodging and fire, 500; wash
ing and candles, 90; fees to three pro-
fessors, $50 each, 60; matriculation
and library fee, IS.
The Faculty announce that the stu
de nts during the late course have en-
joyed excellent health, and were unu-
sually moral and correct in their de-
pertinent. They do not state how ma
nv attended, but we understand it was
a small number. The Faculty howe
YER hope from the very moderate scale
Of expenses, as they are now regulat-
ed, and from the arrangements which
the Visitors have made 10 place the
institution on its best footing, that the
Halls Of the College will once more
be filed.
A letter from Valparaiso of March
9th, states that the government was
in very unsettled state, and that a
number of members of the Congress
were in prison for a conspiracy. They
were TO be tried by the Legislative body.
The harvest in Chill was very album
dant, and it was supposed there was
sufficient wheat for two years conSump-
ton, both in Chill and Peru.
Extract ola letter from gentleman at Rio de
Janeiro, to his friend in this city, dated May
Goth, 1925.
owe have an arrival from Monte vi
dec in days, bringing accounts of the
Banda Oriental having hoisted the pat
riot f1ag,-supposed to be that Of Bue-
nos Ayres. Monte Video, however,
still remains faithful to his imperial
Majesty.-All the out posts were taken
by surprize, and the Brazilian troops
made prisoners, and started offfor Bue-
nos Ayres, before they were aware OF
what was doing. The Orientalists
were near succeeding in an attempt to
get possession Of Monte Video, but lie
Ger was informed of the revolution just
in time to save it, by closing the gates
as the enemy were approaching.-The
Emperor is embarking 1900 troops to
strengthen lie Ger; and he has on the
river and OH the way, a considerable ma
val force, so that the patriots can have
little hope reducing the two. In case
Buenos Ayres has had any hand in this
business, thre will probably be a decla-
ration of war on the part Of Brazil, and
the former will suffer most unless, as it
is surmized, Bolivar is at the bottom Of
the thing, and has an. understanding
with Buenos Ayrcs, for the latter to
cause rupture with his imperial Ma
iesty, when the Libertador may be JUS
tilted in gratifying his passion Of pur-
suing the war against Royal power; and
some prophets believe he will in time
march from one end Of Brazil to the o.
Their, and put their public affairs on an
other footing. 1t is apprehended the
northern discontented provinces will
become unruly again, as soon as the
River Plate intelligence reaches them,
in which case the Emperor will have
sufficient business to engage his atten-
ton.
Ia,portant.-We have seen letters
from Buenos Ayres, dated the 10th
May to respectable house in this city
which says: General Olenata who
commanded the remnant Of the Royal
Army in Upper Peru, has been killed
in battle. This puts an end to the
Royal forces in all South America.
Daily advertiser
GRAFTON,
DeLireredin the Capitol, at Washington, on tn
4,h July, 1925, By AsBunr Dickens.
Published at the request of the Committee o