Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-05
,IEXANDRlA, DC.
,,oyn,Y MORNING. DEC. 5, 81.

,,oynyY MORNING, DEC. 5. 81.
- Session Of Congress will commence to-
!" i ,bs Presidents Message will doubtless
-, IA tomorrow. We shall endeavOr to lay
,r readers at as early an hour as prac-
',' The los, Of the Bridge between this
"a Washington, will operate to our disad-
49,, Jurras the session. But we shall exert
l ..'',c. 70 please our readers. The favors OF
n,ad.nts-abstracts from the Wash
~. and occasional visits to the Capitol,
ra,,,i,iIv supply what we desire to give,
Anniversary Meeting Of the New York
l..u,s Society was celebrated with much
chat civ on the 50th ult. ST. Andrews
limit pas, unhonored here, although his
.,,a more quiet III their mrlb as well as
:, Numbers. Sco;chmen and their de-
,,,sc,nopt be excelIed in the amor pairie.
e.. ,,s orieyed to see the Editor Of the Rich
NH. take such grounds as he does on
o.,.,ion Of dividing the State. W. have
,. or room now 10 argue the question at
With him: but we must enter our protest
,.,.. the adoption " his opinion. What does
,u,,g.i,acnlaiism! Does he stl3matiZe with
.,.;..., the love of NIrsinians ~ the O!d Do
,,,l,,Ied: Nee can H. Erd yurrr nr
.,,. .ca.J ~ .,"a t"'- ansclionate al
,o... ia III, native state, which was wont to
..L,,,,i,ri,,lc Of tie EIrginian. The mat
~. Il interest. or of power. we are not discuss
-, There is something in this life TO think of
.,,,. these cold. calculating subjects. There
,. feeling, and affections, operated on in all
,,mupi,ie,, and they are often found to out
;.b other considerations Of a more sUrdtd cha
,c,r. We have much more to say on this sub
| s, at III, proper time.
r., Rthmond Compiler mentions that there
,r now sitting W ina, city four courts. The Fee
l.nI Court, judges Marshall and Barbour-The
Co.t of AopeaIs-I'he Chancery Court of the
y,laty Of lIenrico, Judse Acknowledgements
d. Hastings Court Of the City.
We reCerel yesterday by the southern mail
aons With our Savannah and Charleston papers,
g,praI New York papers Of the Goth ult la
ia, case the longest way round was not the short
81 way home.
Iii, mentioned in nn,icing the death of ALIEN
wDEs F Rose, Esq. Of Stafford County, Va,
Who va, a member of the Convention for the
Northern Neck, that there has been singular
mortality among those who were elected TO and
served in that memorable Convention. DR.. Cal
yin II. Read, Elliston Currie, john Mac rae.
CaIOri Menpis, VIM. b. Giles. VIM. H. Fitz-
high, Aired II. Powell. James Monroe, Rich.
ard Morris, Samuel Clayton. Fleming Bates
ul Alexander F. Rose, have all fallen in the
pace vi itIle more than two wears. and all except
Nt'srs. Monroe and Giies, in the prime Of life
Oh these MeSSrs. Read and Currie died before
hey TOOK their seats.
Our Southern friends are beginning already 10
|" complain OF lie ,resllari,e, Of the mail
Wat will the, before The winter is closed?
The pOsimaslt must he in Ning Rich
ards rsn when = nod
Bring reports"
- We are 40 j,ed to ask questions Of he
'''Oe, but will that plper .,.l us the origin Ut
'te ramor that there are egei, serocs d.,scotions
IN the Cabinet, aud IL, fears l,e entertained for
'le adhesion of the secretary of War? We
AeeIy ask lur iniorma,lou--ca we be Informed!
STA Tact that the president rW have his way
at a! hazards? Is there to he any more rating?
There are now at Blrnun's stables in Bilti-
n're' Cot. JOhnSoH', tarOriis and splendid horse
Medley, by Sir Hal. out Of Old Reality; also
Mr hearncv. sister to Mr. Sednn's Sussex;
anu ArIeta that beat the renowned Ariel, two
miles, Tor $4,000.
In the samc sable is one Of the famous Rh,nd
VaNanS, which VA gi,ea TO him by the Grand
>'''9n, aud By Congress taken away from him.
'.'ey Is going To Mr.. Craig's, near Phiiadel-
T., 4.