Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-28
ITEMS.

A Young man died Of iildrophobia near Char
.o,,,Iille Va. u short time since. lie received
,be bic which caused lis death in june last.
The official returns from the Florida elections
SIR he Legislative Council. show the total mum
Ser OF voters IN the Territory Is 56Oo.
Providence paper mentions that person IN
hat town has advertised his intention OF jumping
,.ou ia, top Of the Franklin House to the pave
m.n,. With an umbrella ia each hand to break the
sJ.1e If III, descent
O..e mu;9a more stamps were issued for the
lmdon newspapers IN 1898 than were used IN
1875. In 1875 the n'unber was l6,9l0,0 6o: III
1870 num5.r was L. ,996,2-9. That increase
i, a,ti0dcl to the ex,l'a'ion occa'ioned by the
syt<ion # the dcfinrt Catholic Question.
Doctor Ab,a,om Thompson. OF Talbot Co.
AL hl, communicated 10 the Easton papers. the
tS,e Ol 0Jy ten or eleven years Old, who became
del, i,..s and died in commissions from eating Wa
t>y Me,iuu seed.
Tie Chamber,burg Pa Repository of yester-
d, safes that most destructive drought now
p,evg,, in that vicinity, and has, southward'v,
iar a considerable time; while. ten miles to the
n,rth, and a. tur In that direction as heard from,
there his been plenty Of rain.
The Anti.masUnic Committee of Vermont. au.
'horued by the late Convention to nominate a
candidate for Governor, have announced the nom
ln,0on Of William A. Palmer, of Danvllle. -
There are now three candidates for Governor in
Vermont, viz: Gov. Crafts, the National Re-
NbIlcan; Mr. Mech the Jackson. aud Mr.. Pal
uer the Antimasonic.
United States Marine Hospital, under the
guidance OF Doctor A. Sheftai, was opened at
Hl'annah on the Oh instant, tor the reception Of
'ck and disabled seameu.
Valuable lands are advertised for sale In the
New-York papers. situated in Niagara county. in
l'a' state, The sale will take place at Locsport
IN the l5th Of the ensuing month.
In digging well at Middleton, Conn. few
t1ls since. quantity Of bones. the horns of cat
te' aad vegetable matter were found below at the
lcp'n II from 10 to Is feet in state of good pre-
SNa'wR. A species Of corn stalk perfectly
'"er'Iy favored was also found. The Middle.
%N UiLtt,e accounts for the god preservation
v '''e Lungs BY saPpo>ing it arises from their
'''I bo,ned In nnd of "a salt, marshy nature.
iAe amount Of Cotton exported from Charles
'"' Uoh octoOer TO August IA. were leg, U35
'"eN pand. and 5000 do. Sea island.
Exported t'o.n Havana. during the month of
INV 4o,1l2 hove, at sasar.
ih' Nonncll of Mich au Territory have in.
'fj'F~;ed "A company To construct Rail Road
Between o-jroi and Pontiac.
lac SI9 Constitution. which sailed from Liv-
Sp'ol on a" 18th June for New-Yorh. with Oh
N'e''5e passengers, has put into Boston in dis
rt>>.
ARe f''sburg Statesman mentions a singular
case oil i,'alIty, which occurred lately in family
IL nA!ier' Ia. The funily consisted Of seren
y'r'o"' and they all died IN quick succession. in
y'e course ct avery short time. II i s,n,oseJ
N'eF were cut OH bya fever; yet the neiobhor, s.
'Rgc in health. "'u 0o'-
ne ar!eston Southern Patriot Tuesday last
Hs- Inc following note. written ON \ niece IF
'at,S', was found enclosed in bottle which ~
60" NV up a. hoocow. this morning. BY slave
%'0Gsns to DIR. Weston. The be,,,s and ar;
o'"u paper have been left at this Office:
The brig Crawford. sailed from Jamo;., ~,
, ,, 1850 bound for Falmouth, Eng and was
ucS oy lightning and burn, at sea IN ,na , ~%
June 1850. Any one finding this i rs,u. 80"
''por'' 10 any paper. ''''eu
JAMES McCn1, Master.
SNo' SMITH, Mate.