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

.so,i,e, a. TO the urost approved rene
=. me cure and prevention Of cholera.
~ death BY cholera was reported At cinein-
w. ,hs ID instant During the week ending
=" ,,,, rlt. the deaths in that city auoonted
/ ~ Of which lO4 were BY cholera, and II BY
Eases no, reported
-. E,,ton MIDI Wing states that three
,,,,, BY cholera had occurred in that town
the last ,sa DAYS.
Loan, Colonization Soeists 1t may be
' Dn.J h, some Of oar readers that during
tne"'s ....ion at Congress petition by certain
,l ,a,rs, ia favor Of the objects OF the Ameri-
s'crnonizaton Society, was presented to the
of representatives, and led to warm de-
l'G'e The spirit Of the debate we did not adj.
aN' -, n. decision, that the petition OF foreign
S"e - 80 matters of our own, should not be en-
I'D. we entirely approved.
,ts f,llo wing letter, which we take from the
D" Co,r,er OF 18th Sept ii would seem that
'inu n,,;,i,n was forgery. II will. therefore,
1 n, member who presented 1t 10 the
,f Representatives., We do not recoilect
ii ~, GAS. pr whether it was presented by the
y" .S.r 70 ascertain, If possible, the source OF
2 iSocs,ure.-N. T. I'm.
BANGOR. Sept. 10. ,
q, d, Editor of The Cou1er-SIR: | mesac
,iD,,lIv ,o.Jay with your paper OF the 18th 10
'u'.I :, which YOU have inserted the report of a
S%',. IN ,be Congress Of the United States on
4S'1s s. Nav last. ON the presentation oil a
~ - ,rou Nr. POWELL Buxton, DR.. Lushing-
IA ,,s,f. in favor Of the American Colo
We ',,,o Sorie,y. Certainly no such memorial
-. "sar signed or sanctioned br me, nor, l be-
% NJ other Of the other gentlemen named. -
r., attended memorial must. therefore DC rither
'Soar or > Iorsery. A' for myself, had l been
j 70 exrre,s any opinion puhhcly with respect
81 ~" S,r;,iy N question, it ,uld not have been
f,y,r of the principles On which now pro-
.,..s,o.c,. remain, Sir. yoT most obedient
servant, AAI'>N'
1uc N,SofR presented the memorial refer
81 a ,bove, nd will doubtless inquire into the
matter. I-Eis=, Go='
Notes BY The Way Side" And whence has
New Hampshire" It's der.'ati"n:' We asked Oh
he antiqusry
He hestated moment;
IL will tell ynu." said he.
When the coi1ny Of the pilgrims had pushed
ne ,po;Ia.rns Of culture farther into the iuteri'
Or, and Topped Otf more Of the natural lusur'ant
,,duudan, YES Of the new world: When colonies
we're seut out to pitch their log houses In the VIII
ernsss Of woods, one among the number became
very sho,, Of provisions. and j. was feared the
whole would die of starvation. They. called
.oudIy on the mother colony for assistance -
ia;s was rot refused, but IN consequence OF an
unusual drought, the scarcity had been general.
That yeuturous spirit, which is characteristic
Of the genuine Yankee, induced many to turn
SpgcvllroRs. In hateyer direction you cas-,
your eve. the broad and staring capitals
New HAMS HERE met its vision. And
rom many soft and cherry checked lassie, did
the thea enchanting sound proceed Of "new
ha rs here",--"new hams here" Every per-
son who was not in absulrte necessity, and could
shoulder hau, hung out his sign and turned
pork merchant. And have now given you as
lar as could collect, the origin Of the appella-
'ou Of the New Eugiand State, New Hampshire.