Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-22

III.
ryland. has now ripe Strawberries.
The first Legislature of Virginia under H..
New Constitution, meets Oh Monday the 9Th D..
cember next.
The new Cotton received at Mobile up 70 III.
Cd i, II. has been sold at 10 IL cents. Tn.
receipts in the mouth Of October, amount 10 oss
bales.
The forth coming number Of the Southern p.
uie,c twelfth will contain the following article,
l. Mental Development: ,. Geology; 5. Me.
ulors of Josephine; 1. History Of Greek Litcr,.
ture: s. Social Life of England and France:
FIcrida:.. Tribunal of Dernier rcsort;s Grc.
bach's New Testament.
Commodore D,GNBRIDcE assisted, at Port Car.
bon Pa recently. in laying the corner stone Of
the first large warehouse in nottsvillc. 4 Friend,
meetine -horse i, building i'll potts,ilie. and
theatre i. to DC converted intoa church.
A Whale s:ii!tcd on Choatc's Point. GIouco,
ter. on Monday week. where the tide left it
From the flake 10 the upper jaw was 81 feet, and
he vii, Weld from 80 TO 40 barrels If oil. n,
mad three dozen harnacles beneath his law. one
Of which measured = inches round and /! deem,
The people Of town in louisiana are said +,
consider the postage ot letter dcba'aje affair
and CHATTER in hi, wise. The other day you et
;. ha,c package for bit, and now YOU ask me
f,oo for this little letter" But it is double.
and there's the extra distance "Well. if
mus; pay so dear. you shall throw newspaper
in to the bargain.
Some paper recommends ito travellers coire
suu;h TO watch their pockets We suppose i
they do not. their pockets las Mr.. Finn would
saw. will Be ma-aached. Many men themselves
are the worst Pickers of their own pockets.
A Russian vessel. from he Black Sea. arrived
at Constantinoplc. early i'll August with seventy
beautiful Crcassian slaves, who were bought by
the Turkish Lords at the rate Of 200 pia.,rrs
each. The Turks had feared that the los. of
Anapa would cat off their supply Of Circassi4n..
The New Orleans Commercial Iptrlligencer Of
SOth ult. says:--" The Fever i not as prevalent
among strangers as it has been. b., L i. ,ri i'm
prudent for those who ale no; ao>.im@,cd to yeu-
ture into the city,"
An official notice from the Union Bank Of
Maryland, which has been published in the Sc.
verai newspapers OF Baltimore. gives the import.
ant and highly gratifying intelligence that he
:. President and Directors have determine ~
make loans of money, upon pledges Of arlrO"d
stock as security. at less than the rate OF per
cent per annum."
We learn from the New York Journal Of COM
merce that the President has conferred Oh The
Rev. Mr.. Cotton. late Editor Of thc-t* ash,G.tolt
Chronicle. the Commission OF Chaplain Of the
Navy. and that in consequence he has ef' sL-
inston, where he was universally esteemed, foe
Pensacola.
The Charleston Courier mentions sample OF
Muscovado Sugar, manufactured in that cry,
from the juice If cane which had been injured by
frost.
The water was LET into the Juniata Canal az
Huntington Pa. on Tuesday week. The houses
in tie village and along the Canal were lIlumma.
ted, and in the evening there was Ball at The
house of VIM. Jackson.
Jos. DRAPER has been elected representa-.
tive IN Congress. from the State Of Virginia TO
supply the vacancy occas:oncd BY the deccasc OF
ALEXANER SMyIH.
The baltimore American of Saturday ssvs:-
" We received yesterday from MIR. Daniel Nm'-
ncy, Of Oakley farm. near Cal,erton, present
Of remarkably fine STRAWBERRIES. which lld
just been gathered in one Of his fields lOey
were all of delicious flavor, and many OF them ol
very large size; and we heard with surprlze ''a'
they had attained this pectcction of maturity 10
the open field. without any care or culti's'oA
on the part of Mr.. w. They are curious III
stance of the unusual mi!dness Of the pTeseH'
season."
We have been Informed. by one oil the propn'
etors. says the Washington City Statesman
that the Union Line of Stages, which run "
tween this city and Baltimore. have carrie' W
wards of thirteen thousand passengers III '''
last six months during which time an ofIo'l
ton line has been constantly upon the road @n,'
has probably carried six to EIGHT 'hou'lna' ""u,
di'ioa to the above-makipg an as2fes4r "
abont twenty thousand travellers upon I"b''1 ns
from April 10 October Of the present year , ~,
ring the same period. tw" splendti ,'i' ';,,..
were constantly plying between the Two ''''''
carrying many passengers. .o
Nehaye heard it SAID thata Rail koac O'"'
Washington and Baltimore will be c"'"hI'u',"
il May next. Should tbs be undertaAenana ''''
Plcted BY the time our great Western cana .'s,o
rs Cumberland, can any one predict "''ol.o
Ing set down as a mailman, the ImmeD.e mgr.
and future amount Of travel. from the Norm h.'
by the way Of the Baltimore and "a',D-V
Rail Road and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal u"
Western world: