Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-26

paper did not come to-day" Il have not res
ceived the Journal in fortnight" "stop NV
paper, as am resolved nor to pay for that
which do not receive" Under these circum
stances, what is to be done? Our carriers
aver that they regularly leave Subscribers pa
pers What becomes Of them? Whv, they
get into the possession of the borrowers with
out license; these news mongers, who are vii
ling to read and be instructed a, the expense OF
others. IF they would but call at Office. we
would furnish hem gra'uItously with a paper
IA her than have Them filch from under he
knocker, the papers Of subscribers. At tie
low rate we furnish Daperss every man who
has leisure 10 read, can afford TO pure base.
1t would be gratifying TO ourselves and 10 our
Subscribers, if those who could, would afford to
live without borrowing.
OLIVE GATHERING IN PoRTUGAL.-Towards
The month Of November, the olives arrive to
ha, degree If riprness which renders them nj
Tor the annual operations Like our wa'nuts,
they are beaten from the boughs by means Of
lon rods, while large cloths spread around the
trunk, receive as many as fall within the space
they occupy The res; are gathered from the
ground BY women and children and 50 great is
the produce, that ne entire population of an o.
work alone, for several weeks, although assisted
by lsrg. groups who 9ock from distance of
nearly two hundred miles, TO share the labour
and return with little store of money thus
earned for their winter subsistence. Nothing
can exceed the spriph,liness of these Olive
cleaning Dar,ies. from sunrise 10 the hour Of
vesncrs M other sound is heard Than that of
SINGING s, merry converse, while every coun,e-
,or.. refec,s ,js oI,6pess or,be se,so, s, the
ronsr,I h,,,ipess ~ the .sim,I..b .ar,ed nea
s.r,,y When rbe mills are So, !, mo.ion' ,be
s,rr,er csn securely rcckon ON = sn,rIv or rradv
money wherewith to cultivate his lands; the
pork feeder & puulterer find the bruised kernel
Of the olive plentiful and nutritious article
for fa,Ieninp their numerous pirs and turkeys
while the poor labo,rrer. in addition 10 his Dre
sen, wa,rs. anticina,es 10 ,3y. and stores Of
nresprycd olives which, with liule bread. will
ioro furnish ,hr daiIv meal for self and his
household almost free Of cost An imner(ect
IDEA NAV be formed, even from this Slight
sketch, OF the cheering effect produced when
the ma ional tree yields its accustomed tribute
IN the children of the soil and IMAGINATION ill
no, r,;I,o r;c,urc in , Tx, dryTe, the deen
$500 Wv ~, 49,. ,,ion IT,
.""' ~ '"e wv rr'
is "ihhe'a, whelher ny INC i''ihehta'e ''si,a
ton OF Providence, IN smi'lng the EARN WIN
wan,only affecting his fellows.
-rho .v,hor;,;.s ,r Nav yo,L nv under,aL
IN .
ing 10 pay al GIN VII '!s'' W. 'Nr'''tr''o" ~
Sing Sing prison, nave gwen much offence 10
some persons, and exposed themselves - the
suuibs and pibes of the wits and wags OF the
rre.s rio C,Dou;nois sre, ;mep Of he mis-.
l;,os ,,.;.h ,hosa 49, do vile ;rrsy,.n,Iy hnrl
.i'es VIM" ''r -. Wv w" -,
IN 'he races o' '"e'r cor'.'lP' 'a'"'i..
lates % the setting Oh oil the committee.
TIE Sun Stood still uesIerday understand
that the STEAM boat Sun was detained several
minutes Yesterday for Mr. SlbelI, but in vain
We really hone the eentlsman's eyes are open,
ed, and that hereafter we shall find him mere
he ough, to le found. We are willing to look
upon his remaining at home as good omen,
for We know that he meant to SO, as late as
Tuesday afternoon.
Cod HESS tbe Senate if there's blessing left.