Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-15

-.o,sl on last MOlual " -.
pa iS,I have returns sufficient TO snow VINO are
Sc Members elect Of the House Of representa-
N's. scsN
e h, Jackson prints say they are glad
oo''t - "a. lined MARYLAND q Delaware. We
s. Nc 60, ~ - zoe them so easily satisfied. We
sc -. thsra better than this before the
"se w. /" fine wheel is turning, and we think
- =, mu,tcome uPpermOst vet
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., .,,el,sion Of the article from the London
-. ,loataIy Magazine. on the ke'e'ut'oh IN
r,a,., vii appear III Mondays Gazette
''''''' -ac%
7,,vRr M,cSLE, Esq. mas been appointed
vi ~, If tbe Union Bank of MARYLAND, IN the
''''' = Jonathan Piukney. Jr. ESQ. resigned.
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- .-.,snondent Of the London Morning
a;.le thinks. that Belgium must be united to
.'s and that tine people will never rest salts
''1..',f Rms event takes place. 4 bloody strus-
~ &C., n, had before such an event could
,.,,.s. His views on the subject are. that
b,J the Constitution of the Pays Bass
a,,fsrt-evcn had the King acted with i'm
-'a t;,- and wisdom--even had HIS Ministers
s."is,ted enualy from Belgium and Holland
~ b,d me Press been free-even had the
h.en diminished-eyen had judges been
.'n,opetEeyen had the instruction oil the youth
| m. country been put on u proper basiS-and
,,,,it thousand wrongs which have been com,
...sJ had not been perpetrated, and thousand
.'.,.o,, which have been rejected had met with
motion. sid the Bslsians would never have
~ ,s,isfed until their country became once
more united to France"
We shall see
The Portland Advertiser, with much felicity,
,,js Mr.. VAS BuaEN the PGiigaac of our coun-
~ the policy Of whom is "seif, ss.f, SELF"
1892
Of ,ixtyfour vessels advertised, one day last
v,.l. in the Journal of Commerce, to sail from
NJ York but four are for ports not embraced
within lhe United States. The proportion OF our
.,,.,tic a, compared with our foreign uaviga-
| IN NAV BE- Judged of from Ibis fact The re-
| glhr packets TO Liverpool. London, and iavre,
=. not, however, ncludcd in the calculation.
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Tie Warren Star gives the number OF mem
Der, Of the Baptist Church IN the United States
| Is 3OuG00 churches 4,2-l; ministers 1882.
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The L. $. Gazette sayS:-" Ex-Presidcnt
NoSRoE will spend the winter among his con-
HeAOn. IN New York"
General LAFAYErrE accepts of no salary ~
Commaader-in-C Chief of the National Guards.
Marshal Oudinat, the former Commander, re-
4 -. Il Iup nnO E.au,c
<aNeS
| At public dinner given by the Massachusetts
Mechanics Association, the following was the
seventh regular toast
Oar dis'mgm,he SsslafOr Ia CORgress-As
rue to the South aad West as to the North: his
'oye Of country, like the atmosphere, covers the
rh0lc UNION.
'lr'1d Of noblest growth. deep Taught
"a n pure and lotto taousi
nAea osoar, and ozark from Ugh
urreoun'u's foes - y Eagle eye, 81
-, freedoms guarjia9 hhnss { host
.eS EnShnds glory, Lohlr,bS' boast"
The toast Was loudly chez ed in Ill parts of the
i. Alter the applause lad subsidized, MIR.
"-a'rEa rose and addressed the Association,
mixing them fOr the compliment Just conferred
poa him, and for the hatterins attentions which
ey had at all times bestowed upon him since
e became member of this community. He
oHctuded speech of considerable length, which
'aa listened TO with undivided attention with
he lodowing sentiment
-ho1.s'y and hd'Isfry-The only sure foun-
-'"a 'or the prosperity Of working men. whe-
De' N The held. tn shops of the artiGcer, the
'4a''as house Or the professions. F"
KY
d. Guitars. of Abbcyiie District. S, c. has
"-Ied himself as candidate for Congress. in
opposition to Mr. M'Oltie. Although the latter
,'''snaa mas gone over 10 the Nu!GGers. he is
y valuable generally as legislator aud orator,
I'VE should be sorry to see him supplanted in
,r 1Se>
',S fdecjual prevention Of The prosecution Of
N0Ian Slave TRADE b. French vessels, aud
"'ad recognition of the independence of
!, '''l0c'pafeG Spanish colonies. are property
. ~, a'ei amoas the probable benefits of the
a'" treaCh Revolution.
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,,r "J ''lisns ct Richmond, Va. are proceeding
~, "y'' "lll IRelrwlter works. They are dig
'eIel'o's vIth all speed; AID have already
'''''e' uir'r iron pipes from Philadelphia.
U, %SSss-
u earn FROM the Salem Gazette that the
a,,,. ,i.'aAE DAVE has ready for publication an