Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-28

bly, 50 of those who have enjoyed short-liyed
triumph over Innocence and Patriotism. The
time will come, when the Advocate-whose Edi-
tor, we know, from his manly course, will never
meanly stoop to detraction, will join US in hail
ing the elevation of the great American States
man. Who but him can bring the Government
back to its purity and vigor? H. can make repa-
ration for the injury done to private right and
personal liberty in the late Infamous proscrip-
tions-He can uphold the violated Constitution,
support the honor of his country, and reflect Gre
dit upon it by his brilliant talents. All arts and
Vaccinations must sink before him, because he
has the moral elevation of mind to rise superior
to every obstacle. If there was any thing low or
groveling in his character, then might his enc
mics have some cause to anticipate continued
triumph; but as he is, they. fail as sure as the
sun gives light and heat.
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We have been favored, by our friends in Con-
gress, with copies of Mr.. McDu6e's Report on
the subject of the Bank of the United States
We shall have word to say, ourselves, on this
| subject, shortly.
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! We have heretofore accidentally omitted to
mention, that Messrs Chichester and Ball. are
the returned Delegates from the County of Fair
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We have received the first number of "The
Reporter" paper just established by Mr.. p b.
Stone. at Orange Courthouse, Va. Its general
appearance is neat We wish the editor much
success.
Impeachment Of Judge Peck. of Missouri
The Commute appointed in pursuance of the mo-
ton of Mr. Storrs, Of New York, to prepare and
report to the House of Representatives, articles
of impeachment against Judge Peck, for high
misdemeanors in office, consists of the
Hon. James Buchanan, OF Pennsylvania.
Henry r. &orrs, of New-York.
George McDu6fe, of South Carolina.
.Aanbrose Spencer, of New-YOrk.
Charles II. Wickli6e, Of Kentucky.
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! District of COlunl6ia.-lt will be perceived,
by reference to our Congressional report, that
District of Columbia, for the election of Dele
cate to represent the District in Congress, and
that another bill was reported from the same COM
mittee, on the subject of the Orphans Court; both
of which were read twice and referred to the ap-
propriate Committee.
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| Captain Hayes, of the brig ROSE, arrived be-
low at Philadelphia, reports that he was fired in
to with muskets by the United States Revenue
Cutter, while under way on Friday night in the
bite of Newcastle. One shot passed very near
Mr.. Hawkins, a passenger on board the Rose.
The Cutter afterwards discharged six FOUNDER.
Captain Hayes letters are on board the Cutter.
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Newspaper improvements proprietors of
the Louisville (Ky.) Focus, propose hereafter to
publish that paper daily and tr-weekly, as well
as weekly. The Focus is one of the most talent
ed papers of the west.
| Missing VesSel-A reward of five thousand
dollars is offered in New York for information
which shall lead to the recovery of Prussian
brig called the Christian, which sailed from La
yuira on the 9th February, 1929, for Hamburg
with cargo of coffee, and has not been heard of.
1t is thought probable she was captured by pirates.
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Canal TnHs-We were Informed yesterday.by
an intelligent gentleman from the West, that forty
thousand barrels OF -four, lying at the village of
Rochester, and intended for the New York mark
et had in consequence of the increase of the tolls
upon the Canal. and before the, information of
their reduction was received, been shipped to
Montreal. This is severe commentary upon
the rash and imprudent act of the canal boart.--
.4l5uay Daily .4dcertiser Thursday.
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Trial oftbe Mail Robbers.-'fhe trials of the
persons charged with robbing the Pottsvie mail,
was about to come on, before the Circuit Court
at Philadelphia, on Thursday last. A postpone
ment for one day was moved by Mr.. Dallas, Dis
trict Attorney, based on letter which he had re-
ceiyed from the Post Master General, stating that
material witness on the part of the U. States
was now confined in the Maryland prison, and
that an application addressed to the Governor of
MARYLAND. for the production of this person, had
not reached that officer, owing to his having re.
moved into the interior; but that an express had
been sent to the Governor, and it was believed
the witness would be produced in time to 60 on
with the trial on the following day, (Friday.)-
On suggestion of the prisoners Counsel, the Court
finally ordered the case for trial on Monday morn
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