Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

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r,,p,y uuRr3NG, JUNE 20, 1928.
-. rcIers.apI thar during the storm Of We'd
I,rryen:ug. black man, the property OF
:. a,yne. Of Prince George Co. Md. was kills
,,,. rgh,ninp, and several other persons in
use with him at the time, severely inJur>
I'd.
house, a, the upper end Of Prince street in
.,,,o was also struck, but received no material
damage.
TIE first meeting of the Stockholders Of the
,.,.,,e. ke and Ohio Canal Comp any, for The
,.o:-e Of President and Directors, and for other
moses, takes place to-day, at 10 o'clock, at
',s Civ Hall, in Washington.
We have occasionally given our readers ex-
eats from the numbers the "Tennesseean"
,,,i,b have been published. Their length pre-
.,,as the possibility Of Inserting them entire.
T.. holiness Of the author, and his intimate
..on,in,ance with the life and actions Of Gen.
rtk,oo asronishsd and cxasperated the hero's
tu,rrrs. After collecting all their strength,
,ter made desperate effort TO destroy the va
rsy Of DR.. Armstrong; assertions, by des>
.,r,yinp his character. A most miserable
Gipre was the consequence; and their destined
,i,um has completely foiled them in their Ell
,,syours Determined 20 act the part Of
freeman, regardless Ofrhcir threats, and des>
using their menace, he continues TO draw, in
,,pe colours, the odious features in the life oil
the Chieraiu. The last of the Tennessee
ans" numbers we publish this morning. Let
The people read aud reflect upon the Black List
PRESENTED 10 their consideration.
We concur with the wish Of the Mary lander,
,b,, some of our friends at the seat Of govern
nent wourl publish the aggregate amounts OF
Expenditures for printing for the Senate for
some years back, including those of the session
which has just closed. An expose Of this affair,
would, we are inclined 10 think, 'sQissta the
Jackson men, with all their pretended econo-
nv, 90 not scruple 20 squander the public mo-
nry upon their hirelings-Green and Jarvis.
Meetings in favour OF encouraging Domestic
manufactures, or Domestic Associations" are
becoming very common in the Southern coun-
uy.
A meeting Of the citizens Of James City Va.
Or the 9th inst. passed resolutions 1.-The substance
Of which were that ".hey pledge the members
Of the meeting 10 make as far as practicable al
hama III ,rt;~r,c r --.."""I',iV.r, duu 10 use
their hest effItts 10 avoid deb,s. They recon-
mend the raising of horses, mules and pork by
cur own ci,izen,; declaring it 10 be impolltlc 10
be dependent on others Cor supply Of these ar
,iclrs They sxhort the people Of their State
AL the Southern people generally, to co'ope-
rate with the meeting in the adoption OF these
measures; and appoint committee OF ten
70 obtain the signatures Of such citizens o'
he county, and others, who are disposed 10
encourage the object Of the Association. They
consider economy, sim plicity OF life and man
Der5, he most stern and Incorporating in
,sgrry, essentially necessary TO the existence
OF Republic, and emf, emily calculated to in
sure domestic ease and tranquility"
This last by the way, is "a very good song
aud very well sung;" and we ardently wish the
meeting NAV keep the resolution in repubicar
faith
These meetings. although called avowedly
Is an,i-;riF meetings, or to protect against the
lcjF policy, will really have the effect which
ae tariff IS designed to produce, and that is
he encouragement Of domestic manufactures
'ad national industry.
The New York papers announce the death o.
Dr. Wright Pest of that city, the eminent SUR
c'70. lie died Oh Saturday last, at Throg's
Week, in the SD year Of his age
The Russian Declaration Of War, and some
comments connected with this important event
w shall publish tomorrow.