Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30

Who is there SO rude that lie would not be al
American? If any, let him speak; for him have
I offended. Who is there so vile that he will
not love the Union: If any, let him speak fol
him have ofended;-I shall pause for reply
and if there be none, then none have offended.
have done no more to Jackson, than you
shall do to Calhoun; and as have exposed my
old friend for the republic. shall receive with
resignation the same treatment at your hands,
whenever il shall please my country to need my
exposure"
Naval learn that Master COmmandant
John II. Auick, has been ordered to the Wash
ineton Navy Yard; to take the place of Captain
William b. Shubrick, lately promoted. Capt.
s. We are informed. will proceed to Norfolk. as
member of the Board for the examination of Mid
shipmen.
The National Journal, the principle organ of
the Clay party at Washington City, notices the
report. current in 1922, and mentioned at the
time. in many newspapers, especially in those
of Baltimore, that during that year, Mr.. Craw-
ford either applied, or expressed his willingness
TO The party which supported Mr.. Adams, to serve
as Vice President. This, (says the Journal !
has never yet been denied, and it becomes ,mpor-
taut to understand whether the statement made
at that time is founded on truth. If not, it
should now bp denied" We too think so; and
shall be highly pleased, should the Southern Re-
corder not consider silence on thessubject to be
experimentation Telegraph.
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The present year l834.-A foreign observer
has, within few months, publicly stated by
the last eclipse of the moon in 1881, we are ena-
bled to prove that our present computation Is de-
fective by no fewer than three years. Correctly
speaking, 1851 should be 1854; for Josephus
tells US that shortly after the death of Herod during
whose Government the Savior was born, there &C.
Cured an eclipse Of the Moon in the night of the
18th. Is OF March, and il has been astronomcally
demonstrated that this eclipse took place in the
fourth wear proceeding the christian computation
of time; consequently mndern chronology is three
whole years in error.-.4b. Daily .4dr.
49,
The editor Of the Washington Telegraph, az
ter deyoting column or two to his - cOad iutor."
of the Globe. and to Mr.. Amos Kendall, con-
cludes with these expressive words. MIGRATE
Full HypocRIrE." How these words must sting
the .3udiiOr, when he remembers HENRY CLAY
1897
Caution TO Mar, led .Nsn.-1he Philadei phia
Y
ry:-
A espertab!e gentleman Of this city, the
head of family, requests Us to mention, by
way of caution to the public, circumstance in
which he was party materially concerned. A
few DAYS since his lady was called to the door
to speak with Young woman who seemed very
anxious to see her. Mrs. C., as we shall call
her, inquired whether charity was asked for;
and, on receiving ALI answer Ill the negative, re-
marked that she was then particularly eneased,
questng her to come again the following morn
ing. This the young woman promised to do,
observing that she had something to communicate
of the utmost Importance tn her peace OF mind.
The LADY made her husband acquainted with the
matter; and desired him to be within call at the
time appointed for the interview. At IL O'Clock
the Young woman came. Her story was. that
Mr.. g. had seduced her Il wear before, and that
she was now the unmarried mother of an unt0r-
tunate little one, four months old; whether cir!
or boy we are not informed. He had accOsteJ
her as she stood gazing into the shop window of
silver-smith; asking whether she would like to
have a musical box which he saw she was admir-
ing. She said yes; he went in. bought it, and
gave it to her. She then. with child of ten
years of age, whom she held BY the hand, walk
ed awas with him, &c. The lady asked whe-
Their she could recognize the gentleman; and she
said. in the old form. that she had but too much
reason to know him. Mr.. G. was then called,
and came in. His accuser declared, at once,
that he was the man. He expressed his deter
mnatinn to retain her, and directed his son to 90
for constable. His lady, convinced that the
tale was mere fabrication. but naturally DESTROYS
to hear no more of it, laid her hand on his arm,
and begged him to let the girl 60. The jade
seized the characterized and was out of reach
in a minute" GWnat did she want?