Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10

Tracciling CoJMe;.-Am.Hs the sux.a,t
Inconvenience attending the absence Of the p
sident from the Seat of Government. is the INN.
slbility Of procuring patents foriuventions. s.,
i. the inattention to things Of that kind, TIA,
blanks were signed. anil gentlemen have b..
waiting month or two at great expense Of t-,
and money, and to irreparable los, in the sale /;
RIGHTS, for their patents. They were Won't !,
mauar, these things better at " ashinstN. Psi
lie opinion points TO reform. u. ). Coz.
40
:. The Young lion Of The Nea."-Macas
been said of this nob|c animal, i1r some W.,
back. but he was 50 far of. that the Boa a,
Wolf Tribes - Of old Tammany paid little am.
t;ou 70 him. There isa distant roar, hoaes
now hanrd from ;hat region. which sound, T..
and vet louder-longer and vet longer Vi
makes these smaller animals uenib'c. And
they NAV. The lion is rousing hi,n.cil
viii soon shake the dew-drops from his naa1
lean forth in his majesty. A; has FIRST boaa.
wolves and foxe, will bic ihcmse.ye to thei,t,.
NY Ca
Cabinet Lifsrafure-In ia.c letter. 81
Barry. the Post Master General. mca,ion,
he lad been holding consultation vii
gentlemen and hin1aoy.
AeIw,,led BY ruy sc!f, t.lkcd 80 m,.,
A.I myself talked again unto IL
sad tn N, s. II take care at Myself
F.rnriA log cares :Uf the, &c.
prol,,hly the erudtc Post Master General t7
the old diuy beginning something aiertji, {.
: ;1n.. when h. uas boy. Bat again M. n
, ton has recently accepted an invitation 10
with some of hi. friends, somewhere N tie q
try where two members Of the Cabinet ne
travelling. In lis note OF acoepanc', tie 81,
; ,ary expresses MS readiness 10 "mia." +.
} pro65tsA ciriluy',o him>eE And, in
| c,usion. hc says Your confidence and Ii.
. ness has been often manifested" &c. lii I'd
| lamented that there were Ito SUNDAY Sc,
when the members OF Gan Jackson t..
were Childrea.-D.
Simultaneous WoUemeh.-ihe Derga,
, Mr. Secretary Van Bnren's llerkiner Cong
, ton. have taken their departure Tor the bean
vale of Mohawk, with their instructions u
: pockets; and Mr.. Secretary Van Buren, hi,
self departed fur Washington. Duff will TO,
: relieved of part of the cares Of Goyemmc.
SS al
:. s.7tro al atime. '-Eytract Of a letter /
= ARCHIBALD DGcKsoN (the rcprescnta'ivetr|
, from Henderson and Union counties to :c
man in this City.
e Il am elected, as you discover, over ny
4 pctitor by handsome majority. But y
stated in the Louisville Advertiser. that | |
0 pledged to vote the Jackson ticket on all Il
= questions. BE good enough to correct TIL,
e preston, and request the editor Of the Foca
f state, that am not pledged toyo;c tie !.A1
n ticket IN any particular"
| We are much Obliged to Mr.. DIcKsoyICt I
r above. and would thank all the friends Of "
CLAY who have been elected as represented
IN the next Legislature, and who are pledged
e vote for Jackson Senator, TO comnan,ae
d US similar contradictions.
/ .4iother:-The Argus Of the 18th ms. ID
+ awe were mistaken as to single indHd..I
- the list given by US of members Of the le.s.-
J. pledged TO vote for Jackson Senator
Mr.HELM, of Hardin, is tie gentleman TO
II the Argus alludes. Doubtless, after little n |
). examination, several more such misfGkes vii
!. discovered. louisville Focus.