Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
.,cn9Y V0R.yiGG, SEPT. q. 1880.

.I i"iar and were hospitality receiseu C Suu Gu
s'sal1sii hr the officers and Volunteer ComPa-
's''a's' onr Regiment. They proceeded, yester-
rls ne corning - 10 Washington
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~ accounts, the election in Maine has
f!'L = favor of the Jackson party. When
''sl'FU d.f,,ted, we confess it.--there IS no use
are ~ e., ~I ,Lont ..pledged men," and "doubtful
q 0s'a9 ~ m that sort of stuff. The wheel has,
','' - 10 make another turn yet
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I'll Anti Masonic Convention In PhiiadeiPhm
~. harmed; they have published an address
Is -! - az their views, which we shall no.
Yin '.Ssn we receive it. Another convention IS
ice 'ul" ear hence. Before that time Anti
, IN nav be as dead as door-nai!.
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has been established at Port Tobacco,
-; - Phi IT'D the Herald. Its politics are not
"a' !. brt we presume it must go FOR the great
1 ~. 0,tor. HENRY CLAY. Prince George,
CO." and st. Mary's are true to the good
,' a and the paper ought to support the views
II .ls people A
G., .ypRsw STEWART, formerl y member
.Coogre,s from Pennsylvania. and now d.
% .o" IS the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, is
- candidate to represent his district IN the
| " ''a, IS representatives. Gen. Stewart Is an
80, rScicnt friend If Internal Improvement.
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W. receive the Richmond Wing most irregu-
|,-Iy Where does the fault her
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yss-e bappy to state that Mr.. VAUGHAN, the
a;n.h Minister. has 81 far recovered as to be
~. N ,j1. abroad. The National Gazette states
!. ~ Nr;yaughan has received his new creden-
s,l. Constituting him the Minister Of William
IL Fourth.-Nal. Journal.
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We are requested to mention that ore hundred
cr,ni,e stone cutters and Quirrymen, viii md
IMMEDIATE employment aud tar WAGES On the
n,tr,ets for laying stone railing. on The iIrst and
odd divisions Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rali
'Road.-PhA Ga=.
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The Cincinnati American. Of the OH instant.
,renti,u, tina, the Bank of the United States has
I,rese,tel fifteen hundred dollars To the "Cin-
|,nna,i, Columbus, and Wooster Turnpike Com
,ary." "a contribution to the cause OF Inter
! q, Improvement in that quarter. This hbera!l-
| l. is much applauded, the road being deemed of
| he hi.hes, Importance to the prosperity OF Gin
ciunai;,
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| We have seen leuerfrOm Cincinnati, dated
9th Inst. stating that the number OF bindings now
underway 10 that Furnishing city exceeds that OF
I1ay previous wear. and such is the demand for
mechanics that employment cOuldbe had for at
least 500 or 1000. The writer mentions that IN
,me instances bricks have beea taken from the
BE Silns while yet warm. Good boarding can be
fal from $3.50 to : a week.
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The King of England held his third leyee on
Ehe 4th Of August, which was most numerously
kueuled. There were upwardSOf one thousand
ea,lemen of distinction presented to his ajesty
IN me course Of the day. The Queen received
COMPANY inner drawing room. where the clergy,
OrtislminiSters, and others, were introduced 10
eT, and kissed her hand. Among the presenta-
bon, To the King, we perceive the names Of Col.
-ow Major AmOrv. and Mr. RAY, presented by
he American Minister.
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Miishlpman Alexander L Dade, attached TO
e United States ship North Carolina, in ordi-
lry At she Navy Yard, GosPort. was accidental
drowned from that ship on "wednesday night
~, by stepping from the bow port, as he sup
sed upon the gratings in the head, but which
lhappiy having beeu removed. without his
nodedse during the dav, he was precipitated
hO ne river. and disappeared before assistance
MD be rendered.
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Ere a, GlouceSter.-The following is an ex.
fact from u gentleman in Gloucester, to the
htmaS,er in Salem, dated Sept. To-
"lhave just time TO say tha, distressing
commenced at this place about O'Clock. and
o", half past ten, We have just got it UNDER
'aye strong hopes we shall stop t--about co to
buildings are destroyed, 1t commenced in
4aaeI Gilbert's shore and is supposed originated
spontaneous combustion. The Post Office is
ne a'hon, every thing is removed from it; the
'e'S aremSuch condition that the cannot be got
s.AI!' As soon as possible. despatch the
''-"e are IN very distressed sltuation.-
he course d the 6reis on front street."
Inc above extract was forwarded to Mr..
a''ene, the Post Master of Boston, together
'' the 'oi'owins particulars, under date Of Sa-
cd nan past two o'clock, p M
BY the foregoing YOU will see the cause o.
elr receiving no mail from Gloucester tn day
have received no farther particulars, ont ar,
nope the trP l. SubduCd--much s,noEe car