Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
ALEXANDRIA, DC,
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We have before US several numbers of,h
full work, published in Philadelphia. dsSo'
a Eabipet Of Natural History. and Amer,t'ssa
raj sports. The ensravings are in verys.
or style. and the work itself truey yau,ns va =,
should be especially encouraged tor ia n,':.S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received at h. -
Office.
Il good oae!--Gcncral Jackson saer,, :.
very indignant with Mr.. Calhoun for uryi'" y. Y
inquiry into hi. conduct in the Seminole -, =
eaiga: and yet lais same :" Immaculate" d
.anpearanccs, holds sweet counsel with Nr h.
ton. who shot at and attempted to dix him in i
a,eets of Nashville.
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Bou9dorV Der,Sion. --The Portland ,5,. ~.
ser SAYS: =. 4 letter was lately received hr O.
Smith, grpm he President of the United S,,,.
communicating he fact that he has received I
olliaiaI information # the decision Of the Urs,
in regard to TIE boundary Line,
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4 public dipner is to be given 20 Nr. Bra
(; in New Yurk 90 the sch.
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After the 9th September next. an a5da,,
duty OF $40 per barrel Oh Flour has been iaa
the goyeynmeat oil BnenGs Ayres.
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We copy he following communication Of \
Hon. r \. ilAYSE, addressed 70 ,he Editor !,
the Charleston Mercury, aud published in 8,
| piper. with q view Of doing al tha, We can \
| ward= Ca, advancement of trurl,, and to de .,
.prcssiun 81 ali false reports
:. SiR---0a nv return IT, tbs city ye.cnl,,
from " asnlnsIOn, my ALLEGATION. has been al \
to various notices in the rpolic prints Of an " D
cry correspondence. witch is said to have l,i,1
taken place between General jackson and ny.
and which is supposed u have had .omr c,ana
ion with The controversy between The Ple.1g
and Vice President. IN one Of the versicr, i
this story, il is asserted that General Jacky 4
| turned one af my letters unanswered. viii Il
word :. iusolent'i written upon it. Tuw.|
end to these representations. it Is pCIn II
| should state, that no correspondence hntv
taken place between Gene,a' Jackson and nys|
Of an unfrieudy character, or having tie nHs
est counexon with bis controversy With Mr. Ct|
| houu. and that he has never returned any lete|
addressed to him by ne. either with or WIt@|
! an endorsement nor have any reason to beC|
that he has treated wiih the slightest dsrssEer
any communication have made hn-ard II
certain tina. | have made none of a dlsrespsttl
character, or which would Justify such treaHe
on his part. ROBERT Y. HAlNE
Charleston, March %. 1881.
1851
A Bermuda paper of the 9Th INST. has been 4
ceived az New York, which contains the fOIlc
ing:
" Between the Isl and 18th Of February, \
ventecn rcssels from the United States arr'd
at Barbarloes. with cargoes OF this number,
| were American vessels. and the'remander Bd|
ish rhe greater number came TO ao entry; a
Others went on. The following appears IN Y
Thomas paper of 18TH January: :" We hear
great many complaints from the masters ol An:
rican vessels, that instead Of finding any ldTi'|
tage from the opening Of the ports, 'hey have /
great difficulty to find markets. NJ n'i i
they have touched at in the run down ha'lal"
ed them the facilities Of trade; the old HAa
seems to be preferred by both parties" i
THE st. Thomas Times contains ''Oe' i
account of a piracy and murder, SAID !" n1
been committed near the island Of d. ponin:]
vessel having been fallen Ill with near me 'a'']
island, with great number OF murdered prI%.]
on board. The vessel is supposed To pe ue W
which has for some time been employed ID Sg1
ins an equestrian corps among the "e'' r '%
islands; and the murdered persons are Oel'es,
to be the unfortunate beings who composed
corps. The large sum OF money which lH%F
pIe are said To have accumulated, indnces
lief in the horrible rumor; some oil the P'I
must have " kept sharp look out Oh "T"
tracked the vessel on her route, ard Punq"
aud murdered all on board"
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Gin Bank.-The New York Gazette 90
that on Monday a man exchanged two h'oon
dollars of Morris Canal Company notes az ,'
the Hartford banks. He observed NAT
from Boston. on his way to Worces.er-n
should return in about week. aud. II de,!"
would then take back the Morris bills Np'1
was thought of it at the time, but IN 's' -. ".
news of the bank robbery in New iolN V.:
ceived. it was thought probable that tbs We
of ihe money. The man was an enlIfe e'.'r.
10 the persons with whom he transaced "'.
ness in Hartford. as it was afterwards 'Ol,a,
that his manner indicated much e'nO1''4''"'
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A proof slip from, the office OF the A'0a'! -
Advertiser. contains the following
:. Riot and .7ssn,M About eleven 0 'IC''
Monday night, some of our most respfc'lO.,
habltants in passing along State.sir'f'' W." g.,
Lodge and Pearl streets, were 'lo'eh1l
oil hv n ,,,n,ha. ,f hi, ck on,rds without wv