Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-15
&c Y%cAN-Di49A.a
rycn,y MORNING, APRIL Is, 1898

;o,sndcd l, publish 4 History OF Greece.
II Is now in the Press, and will shortly
,ishsl. (, viii contain, SAYS the New
r,eoing Post, an accoun, OF the causes
'., al 70 The outbreak Of the late revolution
40, country-a narrative Of the military
and political changes which have since
~. .n,c-sketches Of the characters of the
she'd men OF modern Greece, and CO.
notices Of lis presSn, condition.
-. committee appointed al = general meet
n. citizens Of the city Of New>York,
,.red for the purpose Of demonstrating
| ,h.;, respect To the memory OF DE WITT
r,,yr0N. on the 2lst day of February last,
..bI;,bed an address 10 the people Of the
e New>Yogk, in which they state, that
-. .hment,ble truth that Governor Clinton,
,;,nr Of his death, was greatly embar>
u in hi, pecuniary affairs. His orphan
'alr.O have no inheritance but The bright
tm, # heir distinguished parent By his
Aim drmi>e they are thrown upon the worls
.,b,ot property, q, a period Of life when they
most ,pou,re the protecting care OF a father.
~. F,,,cil difficulties are attributable 10 his
.,,;,s devotion 10 public affairs and official du-
fns in which he had been SO honorahly engage
~, IN this ,ta,c, for invent, five years preceding
his deaIh."
They rus,her add, SHAT the sum appropriated
,r,br S,s,e. will barely De sufficient 10 educ ate
,ni support the four Younger children Of Mr..
CIir.op. foe whom il was specially intended.
Il can be apalicd to 10 other purpose. And
is sIso . notifying fact, tina; at the pre-
On. moment his personal property is in the
custody ug he Sheriff Of the county of Albany,
and i, ial!r to be immediately sold under an
r~yrrvtior, at grea, sacrifice
The Commi;rc, therefore, under these cir
,on1 .rce,, have determined % .ArpEAL to their
tiow ci.izrrs throughout the State, "with a
caf!cnt expectation, that the people VIII de-
r~,ns,rare, tha, pre>eminent talents and virtue
j.ioed to their service, and ;hc rich ad,an-
.e% of wi.i,h they lse now rcaplng, are not IL
,rs ygrraLrc 20 be rc,urn,d by cold and UNI
f,Iue i = ati udc; aud ihey hope that all class
njb.jr rrilow citizens throughout the State
MI, uirhvu, delay, enthusiastically AMI cor>
F,ry unite with THIN in raising funds 10 re-
f-r, H., rx.saaeies Of IN family OF their late
Iyior,i,he.l and y~irIuous Chief Magistrate"
Bo.s 5ouses &c the New York Legislature
tl,y ay,gcd t. adjourn she 2ist of'his month,
and D, nave an extra session on Tuesday, the
ra u September nex,, "for the purpose oil
omsl, ing .he revision Of The laws"
rhr las. number of SilIiman's American
Ioarpll oiS:irn,e aal Arts" a notice Of which
sc hlv- already given, i, universally spoken
% wdigh terms. \ correspondent OF the New
Yrk American wrll remarks, that, ii we eX'
so; the ~iatigling aud p~crilous labours 81 the
Iparins parties employed by the Govern
nut, lhIs Ioarnal has advanced the knowledg &c
Gcgr own resources more than almost any O.
i'r effort.
'u>S NtIlI lSlSE Is u bAa.'"S 49,
lor.
'dsS for GopeYaor.-rhe returns OF votes il
MASSACHUSETTS for Governor, gives
GOr. Lincoln, 5000
Jdge Morton, 1881
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Thomas Smith, 22S
John Billups, 1919
hmes Baysop, 1907
Wm. X. Perrin, 81
Al. Uabney, 40
The Sheriff gave the casting the vote.
For a Convention, 81
ihe number against a Convention is no
%NDlonsd.
Nmay be well 10 remark, 4, this stage OF IN
e''Nns, tia, there is every prospect OF IN
''ac Of the Convention being triumphant
Naihlng can now defeat the measure but TN
activity Of is friends.
In addition, 10 III, ~r,,;e,;,r ip,aliiy,nce cor