Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13

...l,ied to raise the pride of French
u: IS con,iderations and feelings OF, tins
pan. ~ Iii. like the present, must give way
Ind III . a; avs Of policy. The nation must not
p soosr ',l.r fruit as soon as il is grasped.-
toP '.'s .s,;"n of youag Napoleon would unfoose
1e sIe ,on,s Of discord, and again raise re'o'
...saarr rhi-laind'
ro-Nsa Journal remarks that the " ho'S
y = Not exactly ,o--lhe mem
''y, ~. firm are ali alive, bat the partnership
..-~ % -, '"rs beea dissolved by mutual con-
afy-''sW Y, hear OF no meeting OF Consress-no
--.. 49,. .r,in,t the unruly French-no declar
''l s.ss a2inciples oflegitimacy& divine right
'.' Tbs naoadam allies no longer employed
p '''5 ,,ag thcir ..hO!y" contracts, hnd quite
Pl,IJ5. ia taking care of themselves, with
'-7 mo yih other peoples affairs. We
30. "' Inv never thought Of the propriety OF
''' .o,t.s before. 1t is, however. never
:, 10 do good, and we trust that IN thus
ina from doing evil. they may learn to do
a. ~, wonder If they would ensure Ferii-
'''i s,ain. or that hopeful prince Don Mi
''. p.yi,oaI: Or do the allies think these too
lG. any premium: few days Will deter
-sNsS
...,ls "a about TO D. raised, We perceive.
t.s fashionable PUNISHABLE bounets, and
..,gd Of the Cincinnati American has gone
"a, q, place horrible caricature OF tins
..,, article Of dress, over hts leading cditor'-
-. # he 4.h inst, which is entirely dcvO-
"a, - c,,Jesuation Of the whole affair. Now
.,.,ii',,y e.slew such a course oil conduct
...,.c,,,,, be allowed to manage THEN own
I'm iseir own way. We aver that Dun
..'ar.,r, he very things, for they are .ali the
- -.r,, sc admired Bishop sleeves when
.,|, all ,he TO- although the American
..r.,. that they have lately been reduced IN
,...,,, q, REQUIRE no: more than seven yards
q. matter Of curious tdshionG'ie history
s,geye-. and in order that our lar readers, oi
,,,,, ,y the by We here nave maDv, may see
., o-i,In of,hesa famous bonnrts Ne extra the
|s,N,ui1s authentic account OF their Introd"t l1n:
The history oft FIRST edition Of these bonnets.
:, understand 10 he this \ fashionable miiin-
rim B,,ton contracted for considerable guam
~ :, b. made for her IL an adjoining county
,,l,,s. At about SIS each. She boxed them up
,,,,Iy and sent them 10 New-IUr& by land.
,,sre she bad them shipped ia onr Of the Prlnci-
| -, D,,ks,, for Boston. ~, then procured an
s,,syn,us ra,raph 70 he inserted Ill several
. 4 ,ht Boston papers, anu"tac;US Tie aru'aI al
New York of quantity oi eleSan' aud "new
s.y-" bonuet,, Just fyon Paris, which were ALI
. he -" ia that civ. aud were worn bv all the
male, Of the ROYAL Family. \ tew day, after
ts aanunciatiou she published ia the papers
: pamg advertisements, that she had purchased
tC Of the aew-style Partisan bOnUets, JUST army
| cd AZ New-Y0rk aud expected 10 receive them ON
he following day. Ihi, news created con-
siderable ,r amongst the fashionable females of
rt,l. i.l several # the Up top ladies made
sla,gu ats Cor The FIRST choice at from SIC to
SIS eia the bunncts arrived as expected
| ul .., aet.naIc ENqui,ites were speedily sup
|plrA Ia, deception, however. became known
few DAYS, and the price was soon reduced To
$ or SG-hlt ;hr trick was not discovered until
c fashionable milliner had III posed of her Par
.u supply " all The high toned" iadie. Of
Boston had gotten them on thelr hands at $40 or
q, each, they concluded 10 con'i1re to wear
20 As "D,tS'ai6 B,npets," taNin. their
me from the town ~ wrich they were made,
TINS did they obtain rank in the fashionable
rlI.'
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Tie honest Dltchmen IN this county'ire often
si. # hostility to interna lmDr0y meat
4tr Canals and r p Roads L, j. said
n VI. MEacER loses many votes in his dis
2, because hi, German constituents are 3fraid
t.e Canal will do away the ne essity Of ssing
E wagon, and teams. 4 GOOD tale Is told bv
ore'p,ndent OF the Boston Courier, who is
l'e'iuI IN Pennsylvania, who relates the fol-
.s lueciate-
"t, HaS my good fortune to fall in with
y .nu who actually suffered his cigar to ex-
e While he descanted with much philosophy
Do the Internal Improvements going on in
sale. lie accounted for the decline of his
borough Of Reading, with sasacitv worthy
N-'cAerulcker's greatest hero. 1t was for
-'N Auoqrsuing town, ne observed. but the
Pa, iAdde two canals through it, and since then
Rae how or other, thcy did no business. hat
excellent foundation tor another Ma, sviIe
,5e' must not forget the Dutchmans pro-
az fe'"ng business. He proposed making
$50 rdm between the two canals. which was 10
'uS' me taii OF trade, BY running both. The
V"tA' NAV be good one; at anv rate il IS
"a ma q.