Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-27

7tks care Of your Baggage. "A pass...r.
the Philadelphia Steamboat on Thuisda, eAeN;'s
after taking a-carriage and driving to one If
Hotels discovered that two of his trunks wv. s
missing. HIS agitation may be imagined wbsnt..
found that the trunk in'which he had deno,,,.ss
about $4,000 was gone! The driver and y.
passenger immediately FASTENED back and vs..
fortunate enough to find that bo,hhad fallen ~.
honest handsome was in the possession of 90.
man who was anxiousIy looking for ne oun..
and the other had been picked up by A ser,',,
in one of the boarding houses in The lower lar II
Broadway, and carried none until lie Should ~
certain to whom it belonged. We have podms
that the reflections Of these honest finder, A.,
now quite as delightful as they would. haze be-,
had they yielded to temptation and appfcp,;.,l
their Contents 20 their own uSes.--I0ur. Of r..
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New Orleans, Sept. i.-Thc bills Of m,,.,r
ty obtained from the Sections Of the Cslboi, -!
Protestant Cemeterie. during The past week, .Ss-
an increase Of one third; The number, Of ts,,l,
together amount TO SO. We are sorry to SAW.
the malignancy OF the prevailing endemic b,
greatly increased. and owing TO the suddench,r,'
Of weather last Sunday, several invalid. have NJ.
en- reapses and Herewith ended life. From 4.
Mayors Office, the sick that have been sent "a
the hospitals average II dag.
FROM the report made at ii. Mayors ORc,h
the commi5sary OF suburb ST. Mary, it apr7,:
that las men, and l women; are silk at the O..
rity Hospital. Zee
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Our Compliments 10 the IeAtrsouian. Ne5
rsht ia his understanding If what We said ina.
ference Ia a letter Of Mr. Madison. 1hat,a
cradle Patriot absolutely and percmpto1y. d,
claims the indemnity oi the do ctriaes Of tle Y,
sinia Report Of 80, and i'lc absurd, non,sn,a
and mischievous doctrines, held by he ones
raj, ultra iatitudinara1 party O! Sout, Cl~.E
s,i4matiZej DIS AWiyysrs, namc helcr11is
! become SYNONYMOUS with whatever Is tdl.e slr
dica.0us In duciiuc, orarrogintIn pret,a,a-
These nuiifyers, tie leaders Of whom 8cr &.
/ icderaiists ofISi2, theopponeEtS oi CAvhdm
( the satyris,s ct Safe Rights in 1894 have Va
constituted themselves ,he exclusive gUariil.t
! thu RIGHTS of the States: he only snuUd .,a.r
tiers Of the opinions of Thomas Jciitrson-lsIs
! TO Mr.. Madison. the excessive mCdcstyo' iiu2
! Hamilton. and Cooper, instructed b. he E
greater mo!csty If our own busliug sic ,e
not slraplc 70 cali him Federa!isi anI .sl.a
marian. He dis0wn the silly mu.hfoom Goss
of the uuconstitutionaity 0i the Tdif-'N
that to confer that very power on the G@S
Government WAS primary motive !or GEM
rid of the Articles of Confederation. aud adf
ing the Constitution of '88:-he has the SGprE
assurance. to put different construction 70 Il
Report of 80. The worI; Of his own hands. rr
that which il pIeases the NuIifyers to put upn:
and To-. Mr.. Madison has become feleain
Who can ever enough admire the mOde,y dG
Cooper aud his school. +
Mr jefferson, as the reputed author Of s
Kentucky Resolutions. Is also quoted to 'isa
notification. There Is clause in these Re,es
tion-but we have 1t on good authority. thatuE
clause formed no part Of Mr.. JeffersOn's dflH.1
and that ii was interp0laedIn KENTUCKY
As to Mr.. Msdison's letter-we could sea
good reason why it should not be published, ID
we devOutly " ish il were.-HfctnlcHd Hh'5
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The L,clia,s.-it is at length declared !
Southern editor that the President has eAPres y
his determination to compel the Greeks ''s
CRATE as nation, by starving them INTO %
pliance with his demands. Viii the Nat@as
NIT TO this, after we were 50 repeated!
during the discussions on the Indian blL
nothing like force would be used TO Pred'.s
obedience to its requisitionsi Has The ~
dent determined to place the matter oe''sl
reach of the Supreme Court?-Aat' J'@'S
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How 10 make the most Of an G6dt-F
lowing toast was lately given at IN uI'r' -1'
| ing dinner, in Alabama: -
"A General to lead us. IN Andre" d aa'
US, and Jackson to rule over us