Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

;rtellipence from Gibraltar has been re-
"a .t Nsw-York by the schooner Hyphen.
...oupls al Gibraltar on the oath of Sep
10, were that Cochrane was in the Archi-
.,.ro and affairs had improved considerably
- ,he Greeks. No late disturbance had TAX
.,lsce in Portugal. A number OF the troops
Itch fed into Spain, returned on promise OF
pdcn
hi; remarked by the Western Citizen, pa
.,uobshed in Paris Kentucky, that the en-
,,,,ion westwardly through that place, is i'm
s.,,c. and that the road to Missouri, farther
..s, IS completely thronged. The Editor
rooduauredy observes that the Hog drivers Of
a. vest, are going eastward in order tofeed the
.,oDe in the Old States, and enable them 10
md their progeny to the aoesfern forests Be it
s-Let the west supply US with hogs, horses,
md beeves, and we have no objection to throw
ecasionally into their market wholesome sup
ares Of Rational Beings. The parties will be
,eprocally benefited, each obtaining what
tnosl stand in need Of
The Grand Jury of Charleston, IS. c has
stepped aside from the path of duty, as Grand
Juries often do, and presented, as grievance,
The number Of Trading magistrates in that city.
We hope, however, that the pragmatic interior
.nce on the present occasion will not only be
productive of good in Charleston, but extend
il beneficial influence to the Ten Miles Square
The Jury recommends such change in the ap.
painment and emolumen.s Of these officers as
will check their encouragement of litigious
spirit among the poor and ignorant, as well as
rescue this class of the community from unne-
cessary, oppressive, and illegal charges, and
drive from the court house, number OF trifling
ases calculated only to harrass the court and
ds the wheels Of justice.
The Harper's Perry Free Press says, that the
hs cool weather has already had beneficial
dtct upon the health of that village.
The National Advocate says, that the Thea
ire Just finished in the City of New-York, SIS
shgopd doubt, both externally and internally,
sine cHASTEST AND MOST BEAUTI-
aFUL EDIFICE IN THE U. STATES.
The Fweman's Journal thinks il now certain,
atMr COOPER, the American Tragedian, will
visil Europe while Macready and Booth are in
this country.
Mr. William lie Baron has undertaken to
ould the Aqueduct for the Pennsylvania Ca
nal, orerthe Allegheny River, above the mouth
Of the Kiskeminitas, for the sum of 1000
a volunteer Company Of lnfantry, denomina-
ing themselves the Jackson Guards" made
nsir hrst appearance in Charleston, s. G. on the
YIN INST. As if impelled by some dark fore
'Ouins, which their inlatuation will not permit
lsmto resist, they have clothed themselves in
aaaH With "Jasksoa Guards embodied in
"sr section Of the Union, ii will be in vain TO
N'ls' the pretensions Of their Leader. A TWEEN
~n part OF the community can accomplish
~~e as Jackson Guards" bristling with 6ayo-
@tlhan the remaining nineteen twentieths
armed with ballots. VIII the people fold their
""sand look Oh with Indifference, until sack
va Guards" invade the very Hastings and car
y Oh The sacred statue Of the protecting God?
"e@'nk not. The republican spirit Of the
''"'fy wllwatch such movements with lea
.s0seye, and blast the frui, of these Jackson
'aafds" before it casts its blossoms.
WIN the exception Of one, all the Congress
'a Districts Of South Carolina have been
'''a from. The following gentlemen have
N'aeiscted; those in italics being new mem
Evil liam Drayton, James Hamilton, Jr.
), "a'am D. Martin, Thomas r. Mitchell, Geo.
,@ouffie, Harren r. Dapis, and William T. Mex
= . he major part of the delegation wear
livery Of Gen. Jackson.
'a endorsement on Ste1benville paper, re-
."ed IN Baltimore, confirms the election of
:, ~ wright, of Ohio, to the Goth Congress,
a, 'h viii be composed, as regards the Ohio
= .'sa'ion, Of t,oslrs Administration. and f,co