Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19

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opened after the revolution of July, and III. 49,.
er cunning Of the Corsican Sebastian, owe, A..
the victory was ultimately obtained, Wco N
equally unwilling before the steadfas,nes, # -.
pose, and that confidence in the GOODIES, d 8,
cause, which prompted Mr.. Riv-s to per,....
under difficulties which darnted or di,cg,,..,
his predecessors.
" mont-1he Legislature adiour .
Thursday last. 4 resolution was passed ,,r-
nently locating the State House at MoaI,...
and appropriatins $40. 600 .or the erection Of
new one. The inhabitants of Mon'peIiet q.
give $4,000, making 100000 in the sis.
which, it IS expected, vii! build : pretty ds,s.
State House.
A convention Of delegates from t.p Bar.
Churches in Massachusetts assembled in >y-,
field last week. Eleven Associations. and 90.
hundred and eighty Churches, were rrpe,ea,j
The additions TO the churches By bsp'j,m. lai,.
the past year, were 1929.
T. urnton 5. CARMEL, poNt-master at >.,.
Vile. Ky. has been arree,ea for commuUr,.
predations On letters passing through h, cG:
The jonrneymen printers in New 0as
have left that city in conse .uenoe 81 The ,I,taa
now ,is,ting the place, and some Of t5el.l.
papers are on,y published twice OF ,h,i,r ag-t
IN consequence.
The splendid furniture OF Rrlaarl Rr,h Eq
is to be sold at the house Of Mrs. Maria llru,.,
between 10th and 18th streets, in Washn:rN
or Tuesday, the Got. instant.
Sir Walter Scott died poor, and the LchdG
Court Journal mentions that the whole p his pe
perty has been claimed by his creditors, VI
ious projects are offered Tor endouing his hH
~ and erecting monuments to his memory lI'
emh1rrassments were produced by the blnSnf
cy Of his publishers. Scotland should bnsH
treated and enriched him when he could Glr
the relief. -
The New Jersey Advocate. who has fought "a
battle against Jackson hard, gives it up soda
moredly, in the following language
"We have met the enemy I'D ,bsv-ai
ours" This is a fact which will not be d,P.s
and one which requires 30 ghost to con, .'t
IN. grave to tel! us. We have been va
ed IN Pennsylvania, rowed up Salt RIVER tm
Workers, and are now high and dry on the on
sIauph of ,olnt no-POinl--there to suck lI 81
Their four years tide float. u, again on the oD'''
ocean Of F. les. But what of this: ihe ''
tors" have done their pre'tlest against the ''-
Q"ishen." ard because they have eaten ,'' p
dang. ii Is 10 reason that we should eai 'l' -.
The tact i, we have been wGe!ul'y iil'ca' 7.
there's no use IN .'cryIng for ;. " mia
mon Spau.riasn saws IN the play, "or.
turn r>ciycs aBut .er, AS The bsel.'tr1A '"'
the s'idiron;' 80 let US say. Tie next One nv -
Sic mes about. The lung faces pow. vi l
splnk to the back bone then; and We '''
eve, for the next term elect the man OF our '''''
why, ..ur nouonen!s will theirs, AND i"4' 81
amount TO the same thing
Source ofMe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I''"
SchooIerat,, U. S. Indian Agent, states '''
has recently returned to St. Peters fro" 30 'f
dtion through ,heCnippeway county To "s ;"
es Of the Mississippi. He says
We found the waters Of the N'''HW"
good state for ascending, and awaited m!s'5'
this circumstance TO carry into elect u' ~
of visiiiu. its actual Sources p"Ih' WIZ.
continued to be predetermined 10 our geo
Pike places It at L.ech Lake in 1906 Wv" 's
or Cass carried It much further nor'h, ""
at Red Ceda, Lake in 1920. But II va
ascertained that its sources we're co'''"J
north and west of that lake enc w.
expedition with the troops and heavy 49,
at this last named lake, and procee'F" " =.
river in five small birch canoes. capable ii
tanning one man and his bed. IN adol''OD
Indian and Canadian who conducted IT. ID.
The Mississippi, above this point esP'" 1,rh
to 50 al lakes. the largest OF which s,.s
Trape,se A few miles, above this I" : . .~
by the junction Of a southwest anu I%r ms
branch. We assembled the former tn'Ous Il
Der Of lakes, to It's source. 10 small o'., M,
ing AN inlet into lake. From thence v. b|
a portage Of six miles with our can'c'. d.
Biche or Ibasca lake,-(tne latter ot'"s -, u
ntive from reriias eapuf.) winch IS ~. -
souce of this celebrated stream, oeins'
time its most northern head. brl.