Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
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r,ii is nearly ready fv te PR. ii 81
I:slesl b; Christmas. 4. go sss
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,h;ive 5;fea iJeenst seetetlyl
aisIforW re.! a rslis, in be:.r Of tbc relations
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,Fl,e nessss eftlr. eyeats IN plqs sas carried
10 Svassrls sy Pigeons ;itiii as a seo" estEYs
c.tsrs mare 2rs tilala telegraph, me- art .! "a
eoIlic w4iti IS iicee .sai ssi reqae5'. q 2 "
te,,,.is SAID 10 have boene this piv senie'iee
;Paiis up--thc. king doNn--tie Miili,teys on
Tie gosten p,lEallisa,g als---s' ~ g .ieaF'l
through private aslrics that SIR. R,Rrog @iil ce;.
+, iirly be elected To tie ess5 - s;iste BY the
n iss,aFT Lesisiltese.''''s.s t
One effect 81 the feGcitt He,oIatiO9 in France F.,
has been 10 erase ti.anipe oflhe Duke Of " e.
lin gton from thet iSsss, sFa's of France; hNt
il is said rhis .fp;i.!fe a0 nj
feeling in En- 4. s.
The Bgso9t .t.as z. iis Caz
neau Pats. reeeiiss ~. 2es5seo0Sifed Sc.oo'
/ at Cambria has y iliyit.sn d ;hst
4 Uuitaiaii olgrs slia!..si Eatsiity AT saa!ins, I
ION, D. e 70 beSoate illsiil,ist.sg5
$ Ewoyoung citizclrs.o Of itlie United States. who
on The FIRST day OF de soslaHs iestsfihceot the
plrisian Youth, ruokn agifs 10 pay their debt
TO The sacrct cause of liberty persisted victims
( to tLcir enthusiasm. Honor tcsieirmemo's
.Sq..St5sszs,.
" Nineteen families and 100 individuals hayei
been rendered lIouseess b. the DIST sing GALA
nly at Gloucester, Massachusetts. HE an was
i literally ililed FOR miles wth cinlers and burni9e
fragments from the sceneot the conilagrauon.--
A woman At Eastern Point, two miles from the
FIRE. picked up live coai near her house, with
ahicli she kinGIed her breakfast. The Muster OF
ayes>e. which afterwards arrived at Gloucester
stated that when he was eight miles from the
scene Of the fire, cinderscame on hoord her!
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] z TGrre TrareNing. Bdg.-A Paris paper
saws tia, il one Vt he chambc,,of the Ca<,auba
(,he Dey.s place a large yelng-hag WAS fond.
containing doubloons TO amountsOf 50 millions ct
france. If this. - observes French Journal
be the history OF iIIe IS millions tina; have been
so much talked Of these several day past. IL viii
be necessary to make some deductions from II;
for SIS millions in doubloons would weight
less than u, 900 pounds. That woald indeed
ye terrible portmantcau.
.7dcaniaees Of liiary Pmalc.-The M
mediate Vicinity Of the s,eam engine, which eX
pIo,ed last week in New York, was common
resort for little chl,dren--a very large uumber
Of them vas playing there two minulcs before
the explosion; bat on their hearing military um
SIC. the little fellows bad scanpered round The
cornerto see the Jackson Guards. Oae man oii-
iy was passing over their pay sround at The mo
.ment OF the explosion. aud he was killed.
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From tie ". T. Daily .9ir.
The following extract from the London Zines
I of july 27ih. may serve to show. that great cau-
tion slioald be used in giving credit TO Stories
from England, respecting the prospective state
oftlie nnrrkets and particularly iiregard to the
2 crops Nothins is mere common than tie cir
culation of reports from England. a short tne
before their har, esting commences. Of extreme
bad weather. and the highest expectation thar 'lc
CROPS Will be greatly injured, il not ruined--hat
old wheat Is scarce, and -four rising-in shcrt,
that the appearances warrant the belief, and al
most the certainty, that the price of both wheat
and hour will and the state of the market
wil be greatly improved. The consequence
hege.is, that large purchases are secretly made;
and when the fact that they have been made is
!, known, the preefrIses rapidly, and there is a
Great hustle in the streets, and in the Exchange,
some proiGng of their intelligence, and others
4 wondering what it means. In few DAYS anoth-
er ship arrives. and brings information that the
rains have ceased, the clouds have disappeared,
the sunhas come out in full spiendor, and the ap-
pearance OF things respecting the harests has en-
trely changed, and there is fair prospect ofan
abundant crop The effect of this intelligence, Of
course, is 10 reduce the prices. and the market
settles down at least as low. and not nnfrequent-
Z " lower than i was before the excitement; and
the resut 'aust almost necessarily be n loss to
some body: and sometimes of no incopsiera-
BILE amount.
I Experience might have taught men better
lesson But experience seems, in slchcases. to
be forgotten. or disrecarded; or what is more
probable, speeulators ilaiter tea,sclvcsthey shalt
do better this time than en'turillcr occasiul!s
The letter from which we have taken ths pa;