Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-04

tuil'"'" ,,rs. A respectable farmer of the
ns PafO, 49, oT Jerusalem, came to smithheld on
o'la' ~ reuorted that NAT, the instisator
s''d'y .I # the late Instruction in sOutha"P-
i'iO'' nrshsnded on Friday last BY party
VI ri men. who came upon him on the edge
H''I' ss,np on Nottaway river, about two
iHso Ira.alem. On seeing the horsemen
e % ';", be ran into the reeds, which being
'o'l.' =; ,1mi, the entrance Of horses some
:'S di,mOunted and pursued him for near
when in attempting to leap over oog'
".. 18Th short Of the opposite bank and he
''' 81. middle in what may be literally
Ok pp ~. . Slough Of Despond;'' for before he
fn'' ~ s,tricate himself his Pursuers were
ii "n, and he vas taken and borne tr'um-
az If 10 jerusalem prison, tie was well
|fi''' Inc musket. two pistols, sword
Us, ,J,k. bu, did not fire shot or make the
' The person from whom this re-
=; 70 ,s,ei,ed, stated that he saw Nat when he
:, brought into Jerusalem.
v.,;o0,l Gazette, in commenting upon MIR.
|,,,,., acceptance Of the Anti-Ma'on'c nom'na'
and urging his objections to that party az
iGica one, says =,
| .go, tbe rest, we would say without intend.
nv COMPARISONS or illusions, that Mr.; writ
s;m m;u whom any political. or poltlco-rel!g'ous
u % p'a Marty might adopt as their candidate,
iy" entertaining apprehension for the nation-
'.l, IVY n any psrtieuiar, -one upon whose pa
an eapacity, and general principles, reli-
l might Be safely placed. In this matter, we
'. ~, Harmed at nothing except the resolution TO
= }, .aother Anti Masonic Convention. at Wash-
~ .,, ~ in september. 1S45-which looks like
Inject , duly to take possession OF the govern
nent
Many Of the papers contain minute and tear
81 ,.cosnts of the destructive ravages ct the
r,s.r, ia Europe. Utcan we'll adopt the quo
.,on used BY Good in hisSi'ld description OF this
L4lVh W.
tVia.
am ,.ohb;,e minas! I'm. ,slem svertite casum /"
,sr reliance must be upon the favor OF an over
ruin. Providence, and the use OF every prudent
AMI revolutionary measure.
The"Pree Trade Convention" now sitting in
Philadelphia has organized itself.
On motion Of the Hon. Albert Gallatin, ct
New York. the Hon. Judge Ba, bour OF Virginia.
wa, unanimously elected President of the Con.
,eatOO, luiutroducing his motion, the Hon. Mr..
Gaatin made brief speech, saying it was unim-
pOctant what mode Of nomination was adopted. On
taking hi, seat Judge Barbour made brief and
pertinent address,
COOdy Racquet, Esq, was then chosen Score
iary, with power to apoint assistants.
On motion Of the Hon. Mr.. Gallatin, it was
unanimously resolved that committee Of two
from each state, to be elected BY the delegation
from that state, be appointed to manage the gene
al business Of the Convention.
Some discussion arose in the body on the exps-
ency Of adopting in ertenSo, the precise rules Of
'rder observed in Congress in The course Of the
PRESENT sesson-on these points Hon. Mr.. Gala
IN, Mr.. Cheves of South Carolina, and sundry
''her gentlemen, spoke briefly. The question
vas FeadIug At IL o'clock, % Saturday.
Prints!on COHege-The Annua' Commence.
oent OF this Institution, was held on the e8,h uit
iae exercises were ola character which sustain
ID the credit Of the College.
eresret to learn from the Boston Courier
'l Thursday, that the Revenue Cutter Morris,
'A':a lately went into Portland with part Of her
''e" IN irons Tor mutiny, last week entered the
'nO0'' with the new crew shipped at Portland,
!" worse state OF mutiny than the otter. The
nOuneers OF the former crew were discharged at
o'nsO' Tor want Of evidence.
.n'ei Justice Marshall arrived at Philadelphia
' where he has taken lodgings, and
vat remain some time for the benefit Of medical
'u''e' The National Gazette mentions that it
= ''n'emPIated BY the members of the PhiIadel.
Su' nar 10 Oder such honors as are due to the We
'' ''s 'A'e' OF the National judiciary.
."'~alns to the Richmond Enquirer "the
= ,p"'% Mr. RandOlph's visit to the South Of
'u'ce Is not true;" buthe was. NJ the l,,sst date