Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-14

= We have received information on which we
Mace implicit reliance. that Amos Kendall has
written from the city of Washington to an ed-
Tor of leading Jackson print, in one OF the At
lantic cities. advising him to urge in his paper 5
points, W.: g.. :, .m
;. The policy and propriety of the Veto; and
6. Opposition To a renewal Of the Charter OF
the Bank Of the Unitee States.
Whether circular of the same tenor has been
addressed to any or all of the other Jackson pa
n.rs. we have not been informed Considering
The connexion of Kendall with the President and
his cabinet, there cannot be doubt, that the
obove letter has been written by him with their
,.l,,t, If not at their MISTAKENLY. Reporter.
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C,,,,,erffi Notes of The United States B1ls-On
Tuesday and Wednesday, three very dangerous
limitations Of the 500 Branch notes OF the Unit
ed State. Bank. were detected at the counter of
the parent Bank in PhiIadel phia, two purporting
N have been issued by the Washington. and one
nv ,be Savannah office. The heads in the margin,
are those of Washington and Franklin. The i'm
pressions are fainter. and the notes longer and
br,,der than the original, but the filling and sig
natures are well executed The scroll at the top
of the denomination dies Is imperfect and the
white lines of those dies are less distinct than In
In. orr sinal There Is a marked difference be-
tween the two fancy heads of the marginal dies
AMI hose of the ori.ina, notes. also in the heads
oCWlshinuton aud franklin, the former appear
ino in the counterfeit more like All outline than a
furnished engraving. There Is want Of uni.
f.r.nity in the marginal die-work surrounding
the heads, sc. The words Bank Of the United
States, in the body of the notes. are much less
bo!d than the original. The same remark will
apply to the general appearance OF the counter
feit-N L. inner.
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Yesterday, Mr.. McCOy. Delegate from the
. county of TYLER, nominated Mr.. Presley Martin
"A a member of the Board Of Public Works, and
after extaustlng eulosy in his behalf and BY way
of summing up all in one word. claimed that he
should succeed on the score of his being Jack
son man. Mr.. Martin obtained SEVEN votes.
4 facetious Jackson friend required US not to
claim the result as an Anti-Jackson triumph. We
do not intend to do so-but il is at least the tr-
omph OF libelality over political bigotry.
Richmond Whg.
We are sorry to saw that the Small Pox has
,o,.,r.J NJ various points in and near the Val.
lev The Fincastle Patriot mentions one case IN
ar near that town. and lower down. near and be-
low Winchester. she cases are more numerous
Nessrs. Mason, Of Frederick, and Powell. OF
Jouduun. members of the House OF Delegates,
nave been called home, it is said, by its appear
ance in their families. We hope the work 1t
y,rc;na,ion will commence universally and with
fresh ,igor-ibid.
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.Ctockiap Sdcide A stranger, having the APP
nearance Of a foreigner, observed tn be- act
inu strangely this morning. in Maiden-ane. de
was walking hurredIy up and down the street.
and looking into the shop windows. On coming
20 the window Of cutters shop. he dashed his
arm through the glass. seized case OF raZors,
and commenced cutting his throat. Some gen
,emen attempted to interfere and prevent the
preparation of the deed; but ne sprang into the
middle of the street. aud by another stroke OF
,he razor. made an inci,iou 50 deep as to b. al
most instantly fatal. We have not heard the
name Of this unfortunate mauaic-for such he
must have been
We have since been informed that the nntor.
tunate man was Il native OF scotland. named
J,bn Rafferty, y. 'Om. ,3dc.