Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-23
ALEXANDRIA, I'D. c.
rSDsY MORNING. OCTOBER %. 1882.

1y-cSDaY MORNING, OC1U6Ed 20 1857.
1,,,,courss vith the lo,cer co,niies.-We pre-
.nms mat the regular running, every other day,
r steamboat between this place and Mattox
p.;d,s. in Westmoreland County, (va.) will
,,,,;bute materially to increase our intercourse
~ an. counties on both sides the river down to
,oJ below that place. The farmers on the river
c,u be conveniently taken aboard at the different
leading places, and enabled to arrive here ne
.,oe day. They can thus, without unnecessary
J,l,,. buy their dry goods, groceries. wares, &c.
=. and return home the trip afterwards. This
:. GREAT convenience. Success to every good
work to improve business and benefit both town
and country!
Sou,h Carolina. 1T is ascertained, we believe,
int the requisite majority. two-thlrds, Of the
,,.m,ers elected to the Legislature OF South ga.
r,,,o, are nullifers, and that this majority will
10 orepared for any measures Of an Anti Union
.h,r,c,er which may be pressed upon them by
,hs;r leaders. Gov. Hamilton has called the Lee
o;.I,ture together at an early day. We think 1t
nrouer therefore to prepare the public mind Tor
ne events that may possibly happen. There
go. time. when il would have been a crime al
INNS, 10 think Of, what it is our duty now to look
ra,,lu,ely and boldly in the face. Let every pa
,riot be prepared to support the UNION OF the
STAFF, AGAINST violence, sedIton and mad iniatn-
atom.
No,,h Carolina. The Clay electoral ticket
far this State has been filled, and the friends OF
tho American Statesman in that patriotic coun-
try will have an opportunity Of recording their
sentiments in favor Of distinguished son of the
| soo,h, who reflects lustre upon her BY his ia
,.,,s bpt who scorns TO latter OF fawn to gain
her favor.
Dr. Us5stsr's Spsech.-The able speech de-
li,ered b, this gentleman at the Convention IN
Worcester, an outline Of which has been publish
ed in this Gazette, is considered one OF his best
eenrts. We have read a correct and entire re-
mort, and agree that its excellence must be at once
appreciated by every man whose judgment is not
prevented BY prejudice.
yadgs Marey-lt this gentleman will have
all The "Spoils," the ways are determined that
they will have all the f,os. They are running
The Judge hard at present about his pantaloons
which, it is discovered. he at one time kept in
repair at the expense Of the state" A writer
in the Albany Daily Advertiser commences his
communication with sundry opposite classical
and literary quotations--to this effect
Subtiliter insnuatus,
Irldi ct impelit quasi naven yeaq ne vents
EucretiHs
Bs dic;te. Pean!
"pecidh in casses rrsds pe,ita meon!"
Ovid.
"Lsceroto tegmine vests!
tMiserabi,e visu.") G. Slus
That We might beguile the old p1ntaLoan
Iaming Of The Mrep
"whst fashion Madam shall | make yoar 5reeches?''
Gent of VerOnd
"short blistered breeches" Henry Sh
Myself have seen in one cloth breeches. eighteen
holes rorne, rackt aud pulled please the sy Tor and
deceive the commonwealth
3Qu:p for Courier.
The New York Commercial tells the following
anecdute:
The wOrshippers Of the HERO, like benevolent
and kind-hearted Pasans. reared ckory tree,
the other day, in front of Senator Marcy's house,
that he might paw his alterations thereto, MORN
M and evening, without the trouble of going far
lher than the window. But 10 add bshold. on
the following morning, the sacred emblem was
Pro'aned BY spurious pair of small clothes be-
lOs hanged thereon, with large red patch upon
upon the knee, labelled,
" STATE Of Nsw York.
ITO WILLIAM L. Marcy, DR..
" 10 mending Ny PANTALOONS, 80 So"
banking. Some of the Western States, fear.
'u OF the devastating effect of the Veto. and ap.
prehenslre Of the great distress aud multiplied
injuries which must result from the sudden with.
U.a"aI OF that portion of the capital of the Bank
me United States which is now employed in
'em' are preparing for an enlargement of their
banking operations, and for the chartering of new
OanSs, &c. We fear we shall have sad times.
vi >''as E. Burrows has published an address
o"e public, relative to the singular use made oil
"S naue and Character, by Me,srs. Canbreleng
~ CIay'on' in their Bank Report. He handles
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