Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-10

~. and affirm, the event of vat We y
consider a NATIONAL CALAMITY, the death or
signa,ion Of any Of the Justices o.! the Svpx
Court,-that WIN. I. BARRY!. will b. II q
elevated by Gen. Jackson to the beutA; u
some say they think he will be the suc,aat
Judge Marshsll!!!!
ADMIRABLE SENTIMENTS The PaM-
Whatever difference Of political opinion nav !
ist between public journals. says the Prurid.Gu /
Journal, it can afford no valid reason FOE the 10
ploymsnt Of reproachful. personal. and dS
spectfui terms, in newspaper contests. LaT
posing editors differ on broad political grounds
let positions bs defended or attacksd-as'a1
tions maintained or refated-all may be acts
pllshed 10 that spirit Of eourtesy, which shoaIdr
guIate the inter course between men and clpa
For ourselves we cannot u,ngie party prsdis
tons With personal feelings, in such msnaru
to embitter and poison the natural spirit IN
gard in which we wish TO hold ogr fellow OF
Life, at best, 10 not al sunshine and he ia
enemy to its enjoyments, who darkers that WIZ
is of itself, sufficiently sombre, by repro,cse-
by ribald invective-snd by persona. ,e:s-
which is seldom remembered beyond The pa
Of its employment, Without sorrow and rt.s
II, in the violent political struggle now r'srs
bchoves every editor to bestir himself 'H =
country and her interests, it is equally I''';
ben. upon him to perform the duty IN such Wv
a. to reflect no disgrace upon his pToes'oa' H.
to keep up that am'abIe--at least cred'0''' :
prit du corps, Of which no honorable e""'"'
Of public press will ever lose sight.
The lost Malt Found Oh the morHI1:
the lst inst. the great Western Mail was '"'
from behind the Mail Coach between Nof'h''f
ton and Chesterfield, Mass. 4 reward ~
was Immediately offered BY the Po''n'''H
Northampton for the recovery Of he "''' !"
the detection of the villains. On the '0''"'
day, as will be seen from the annexed 's''a v
ceived by the Boston Postmaster, AMI e'p'a :.
US from the Morning Post Of that c''y' "' a
was found, and part Of the contents 'ee''''
NoR1H.MproY, No'emoHI
Dear Sir-The mail was found today 'n'.
cut open on Roberts Hill, about loa' I
from the village, the contents scattefeu a'I'"
the ground, over the former, near the foau
A few packages Of letters escaped me ~. ~
Of the thief; among them is yours Tor AlO,, 4
I send a transcript Of it, and also Of 81 ". NJ
ers, with the names OF persons 10 whom wv ~.
tiers were addressed. No other le''e', ".
found in the mail, and those | have cent ~
Albany with the mu,iIsted newspaper ~
The loss will consist chiefly Of your 's"' ..,..
distribution ut Albany,-they are g"oe os
off the ground and rifed Of the con'en' "
other place no doubt.
The cholera ses.zs to be travelling Cove ',
Mississippi. 4 passenger who arrived 49, ~,
Orleans in one of the steamboats, from ""
died on the 18th ult. Of cholera, alter aie""'
illness. .,.I
The St. Louis Times Of the 27ih W. -
that the cholera continues to Prevail 'H'''
though ito ravages had comparatively oe''. =.
The number Of deaths is not stated; 90 ~ a
reports having heen made to the board o. . =.
The Savannah board ofheslth, at la ~,
on the LIST instant, passed vote Of 'D. 4,
DIR. H. G. Jameson and E. ". Cars'
simore, and 10 other gentlemen WIN ~,
eo,r.,oondence bad been opened, TOT u =,