Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27

National Gazette informs rs that Mr..
=. o,s Of our mos, distinguished painters,
:, executing picture at the Louvre, which
I..iros for exhibition in the United States
:. rsoresented upon large sheet OF canvass,
u;.s IN 4 reduced scale. Of various masters,
:. Titan, Corresio, Rubens, Vandyke,
a. &c. The canvass represents one side oil
',,.. Hall at the entrance Of the gallery:
= which will form part Of the picture
Oain,ings are Of course not those really in
,oou, excepting two or three but are select
f,,m different parts Of the gallery aud are all
.,d,nuvres This happy thought Of Mr.. Morse,
has executed in an admirable manner,
..s him to exhibit in one view specimens Of
mas, remarkable style in each school and
.o,be our countrymen who have not visited
,,,,e European collections, to estimate the
-oa, peculiarities of the artists.
We would repeat, what we mentioned not
no since, that all notices Of marriages must be
InI,d in personally or accompanied BY name
e., they can be inserted. We have to adopt
,al- for our own security. Marriage notices
.o0Oyd into the Letter Box anonymously will
be attended to.
q We shall gladly welcome the hour. isays
. New York Commercially now near at hand,
hen We shall again render our news department
lor. ample-that is, if there should be any news
M, in il. which has not been the case of late
/ M return to our literary and miscellaneous Sc
kctioas"
| Most cordially do we unite in the wish Of cur
Dtemporary The incessant din Of party strife
a, aaaoyius to us as it can be to any body else,
nd nothing but a sense Of duty could induce US
mipoe a. We do in the melee. The "fair de-
sh,ful plans" OF peace. uhwarpeJ by party
he, are more congenial to our dispositions than
e hustle Of politics.
L1srality Of Seamen.-On the 1st OF May,
|lr. y. X G. Oliver, Secretary Of Commodore
Downs. Of the U. S. frigate Potomac, then on
|cr passage to China, died Of consumption. On
De following dag. as we earu from the Daily
ADVERTISER, f,cO thousand and e:.htyt,co doiiGrs
ere subscribed BY the officers and crew, for the
Elief oil his bereaved family.
The following extract from the Fsderaiist, No.
l. written by Mr.. Madison, speaks in a voice
i wisdom and warning to the people of South
flrOlin&;
II submit 10 you, my fellow citizens, these
|ohsIderatons, in full confidence that the good
ense which has so often marked your decisions,
(ll allow them their due weight aud effect; and
hat YOU will never suffer difficulties, however
Vrmida bile in appearance, or however fashionable
he error on which thew are founded, 10 drire you
P,tO the gloomy and periiOus scenes in'0 ,Ohich
Ne adcOca,ss for dis,miOa ,COuid conduct yo,k
|iearken not to the unnatural voice, which tells
lou that the people Of America. knit together as
hey are BY 50 many cords Of affec ton, can no
bnser live together as members of the same ia
hily; can no longer continue the mutual guar
ilans Of their mutual happiness; can no longer
be ieliow-cIuzens Of one great, respectable and
fourlshing empire. No, nv countrymeu, shut
your ears against this unhallowed language
Slut your hearts against the poison which it con-
YES The kindred blood which flows in the
VEINS OF American citizens; the mingled blood
hlIh they have shed in defence of their sacred
rights, consecrate their union, and excite horror
~ the dea Ut their becoming aliens, rirais, enc.
mes Aud II novelties are to be Stunned, be-
Ie'e ne the most alarming OF all novelties, the
most NId OF all projects, is that of RENpING US
N PiEcES IN ORDER TO PRESERVE OUR LIBERTIES
AND PROMOTE OUR HAPPINESS.
agriculture IA Liberia A new impulse has
oeen gwen 70 agriculture during the year past.
Most OF the emissants, recently arrived, have de-
'"ea themselves, successfully to the cultivation
Of Their larms The coffee plant. which is found
gerry where near the coast, "growing in the
'Toe'' iuSuriance," has now become an object
u attention with some of the most respec, table
''lens' The Rev. G. NJ. Waring expects to
save plantation Of 10000 trees completed in
'1O'' une' Cotton and indigo are likewise spon.
'4ueOas productions OF the country, but have not
W Seen subjected to cultivation. One colonist,
however, Is named, as having raised. spun and
NV'e cotton enouoh IN cln,b, solf nd C,,,,;I,,