Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-11

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,,,n ,ae Navy Department, reieired 10 ia 'he
p1I,;r,ore Chronicle few days ago, others on
.Sa s,me Department, and drawn by the same
INT Wv to the amount of about Ten Thousand
5oNo,s have since been presented and accept
orcs refused .-Georg etown Col. Gd1.
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A. meeting of the Stockholders OF the Bal
-. and Potomac Steam Packet Company,
, n II baltimore pursuant to public notice, on
Tnssday. 4th inst the following gentlemen were
.,scteJ 70 manage the affairs OF the Company
for the ensuing year:
i'' IL 9 C;;fIincs. Andrew Hall,
S.,eI Wilson. Richard Linthicum,
Godfrey Meyer, John McCoDo'
Alexander Kirkland, Peter, Lenox,
Robert A. Tavlor, O. NJ. Linthlcum.
NJ. II. KEENE, Sec'y.
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Rank OF THE UNITED STATES,
January 5; 1881.
49,, election held BY the Stockholders OF
,h;s Rank, at their Banking House on the sd ana
81. ;ns, the following gentlemen were chosen
directors for the ensuing year, VIZ
S;.boI,s Riddle. John r. Nef,
:rhomas p Cone. Edward Coleman.
| ,ta.,rdar Henry. William Patt,
- r, Fisher. Thomas Cadwalader,
49, S.roea,t Richard Willing,
- RobIan Matthew NJ. Beyan,
I,.uaon Cbeves of South Carolina,
pahert Gilmore. of Maryland,
IOhn N,Kim. Jun. of Maryland.
Cam,hsll p. White, of New York,
49, C,ror of New York,
'T|amss n Perkins. of Massachusetts,,
y w CrowninsbielJ, of Massachusetts,,
ygODoiatnsats by ths President, By and ~.fh
,be adpice and consent Of the Senafe.-Nichoias
RJJ,e. of Pennsy lvania, George NJ. Dallas OF
pa,nsyIysnia; James Campbell, of New YORK
linn s. Donnell, Of Maryland, and Daniel NJ
DARRELL. of New Hampshire; to be Directors oil
me Bank of the United States for the year 1851
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,~e The House of Delegates consumed the
whole ot Yesterday in discussing resolution OF
tho Committee of Courts Of Justice, changing the
,.nure nv which Clerks of Courts hold their Oiil-
ras- from life to a term of years, and giving the
Courts within this period the power OF removal
for misconduct generally. No vote was taken-
hut the temper Of the House seemed both nci'n-
ed both to alter the tenure, and to vest the
courts with the power oil removal.
GRichmoAd Uhig, Jan. s.
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BoLmee.-A correspondent of the American
,.m,king structures on modern abuses OF the En-
,-6sh tongue, and thinks 1t Is not correct TO say
.Ihad ten barrels of flour, kept two and sold the
b,lance.' He had better take care, Tor the mode
of using the word has the sanction OF the highest
authority in the nation. Seven men were sem
fenced TO die. six was shot, the balance were
nardoned,' Sc.-N. y. Conn.
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Ofcid Returns from NeV Jersey.-We are
,,deSted to a gentleman for the following official
returns from the State of New Jersey-by which
twill be seen that the entire Clay ticket is elect
ed by Majority of from ten to twelve hundred.
In consequence Of the Anti-Masonic Ticket, it
was doubtful whether Mr.. Rando phi or Nr. Park
er were elected. Itappears. the former has sue
ceeded. The ticket is therefore chosen entire.
IN. Y. Naity .4dU.
3. Condict, l4,sss MIR. Jeferey's, 1906
l.. Condit, l5.26S Mickle, l4,Oll'
]. Southland, 1902 WurtZ, l4.O54'
J.F. Randolph, l4,5l0 Fowler, 1880
r. NJ. Cooper, 1850 farKer, l+'ooi
TIL. Hughes, 1904 Iravers, lS,9lo'
jackson Ticket
The Majorities in the different counties on the
highest candidates on the regular tickets, are as
follows
CLAY. JACKSON.
Hnunty los