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

"o''''"ua'lon bestowed - ,
him-and that while men like biny.Ir -, Il
bv late from the Old World, seek an ,.,. n..''a
our shores, We have l,,le 70 annrsh,9J ",' ~
the spirit OF emigration or 70, h, ,rb;,; ION.
''' '"''''o'''"s' boston Con Ca:
From late English Journals.
faecdois Of The Emte,O, of Rnssjo
man, who hal an estate Of hrtvc.r A. OF
$4,000 ruhles, which fell 10 him a, Tho 81.
OF a relation, was Obliged TO proceed =, o'< ..
Petersburg on account OF law i, r-;,,,r, 30
this property. Moth PISSED after moo,F W. "
year after year, till weari,d GU " tie '.N
OF justice, whom he discovered /, b. ~, 80
blind, but snail-paced he determined T..
don his Cause ct once On thi> h. vas inlorn.
ed by the p" rson at the head e thar Gr,,.
mem, that thousand rub!c> might sr,Ia ~,
matter in The course Of two or ,5,,, doc,
This Intelligence was almost as vxa,;.r,
The previous prOrraStination for how 49,, l.,
client whose 6nancrs we've NV NOE,
haus'"d, TO raise such sum- Dc,nr,,,;.
however, will 5mc,!mes hir upon ,xny5.,,,
that would s'arte prudence, hs r,,nl.al =
waive all ceremony, and Apply TO h, En,ro,
(Nicholas) Al once, FIR he loan O he n,oo,r
| he sirgu!aiity Of The request S such ,t,,
his Ma sly ordered the mar o b s., tr,- !
inqu ed VIVA, could possibly in ace him n
mistake his sorereigG for monrv ,cnler. or
max so extraordinary an applir,.ira. u,or
which the person briefly stated hi, l,r. Awe
81 The great corruption that existed in ali ,,b.
lie departments, apd anxious to ascertain il
such was the fact, or whether ii was m.,rlv -,
straiagem on The part Of the applicant, III,
Emperor gave him The money, having FIST "a.
ken he numbers If the notes, aud ordered him
to acquaint him with the result Tn, man
shortly after returned, and IN med him ill.,,
the minister had engaged to ,cllc the whole
business forthwith. On this the Emperor Sent
for him, and asked him whether he had rccriv.
ed any money that morning Startled BIZ 80
alb pt and unexpected 4 question, ard sps.
peCting that z transaction had reached The
impei ial ear, he deemed ito be most .rulrr,
to confess thar he had; ~ on the notes being
produced, they were found to be those gryep,o
the petitioner. The emperor the told the
dispenser OF justice, that he was perleCS
aware that Tie sa'aries OF persons in pusIic o.
fees were inadequate to their support, and lha:
ii wa one Of the grievances lie intended 10
correct'as speedily as circumstances would
permit; but that he could not overlook SO o..
grant violation of Justice md he mus pre-,
pare to pay visit 10 Siberia Wilson's harst
IN Russia.
JIeeping Young women are fall Of tears.
They vii. weep DIS bitterly for the loss Of
new dress as for the loss Of IN Old lover. 1b1
will weep for any hing or r nothing. They
will scold YOU 10 death foS accd, niaIly WarIng
a new gown, and weep for spite that rhey
Cannot be ievtaged ~ you '.aev viii play
the coquette in yo"r presence, aid weep when
you are absent. They will weep because thy
Cannot go to ball or tea party, because
their parents will moi permit them 10 rnnaw
with blackguar'; and they viii weep ber' 'e
Married women weep 10 conquer. Tears ole
the most D ,ent arms OF matrimonial waTlrc'
II gruf husband has abused his wife, she
weeps, nd he reents anG promises beI'er BE-
havour. How may men have ~pnc to bed IN
wrath. and risen in the mo- ming quite suhducd
with tears and a curtain lecture? Women weep
10 ge, at their husbands secrets, and the? also
weep Jecause their own secrets have ben r.
vcaled. They weep through pride, ihrougo
vanity, through folly, through cunni"g' q"
through weakness. They will weep Tor h.
bands m;sforI. nes, while they scoid hIm'c'
A woman will weep over the dead body O. LEI
husband, while her var!y will ask her b,St
boz RS how she is fitted with her mour"'ns' |
She weeps FOR one husband that She g"
another. The Widow Of Ephcsus oedr",I
the grave Of her spouse with one Eye While s''
squlnted love to young soldier with The ON
cr.
Comnnratiye Value Of LOOEs.~-At he i.F
Newcastle Bazaar, young 6 'ienan I'S,
ing for some time at ore OF The ''aiH VINO
was attended by very handsome young ''.'
6 The charge Of your inspection Of my ",r',
said the Fair dealef sis half crown ST.
was ahmiring yow beauty, ma'am' a,o 'r. ~
that of your goods" reptile the gallant -.
is five shiliings," spo...ied the lady WIKI B'.
readiness, and no demand, perhaps, was ''''
complied with.
Scur'wai use oThhe mord Forty.-l MS o ',,
rical, which occurs so frequently, and !" l'.
where its introduction is manifesi'y at ''r'."
with passages hat precedc and folio" :, - -
The Last constantly used as a grneTa' ~
implying, "many," or an indefinite NUM-
we use the words "score" and "dozen o, ,, w.
A ruined palace at PersepoIis Is called G SEs
minar," or the "forty pillars" Aou2" H." IA
bu, nineteen standing, and, when pe'Ie'' -,