Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

q. yesterday performed the sao uuv
We VS., d.,,h Of the Hon. PHrIr DoD'
'' ID :, anticipated some public de"on't.'.
We # the respectful regard IN which the DE-
'fl'In y. h,ld. in the several towns OF this D'''
a.. and we speak with confidence when We
al'' ~. ,hs nu5lic authorities Of our town would
~ % 1.sm,d il sacred duty to have united 10
ave '., ,,,,;monisl. had they been advised IN
'N ,.on. |, was, therefore, with great regret We
'a'''I I ,r,.r our Wednesdays paper had gone
'HD''' ,h,, 5 o'clock Of Tuesday had been liked
"P'', 4. hour of burial, and supposed. until
,,,,,, In,elliseueer came to hand that the
'sneNoly rites Of interment had been COM
P ~, ,i,lzens feel deeply the disappointment
So, our public authorities have been deoafreo,
"' ,,.s circumstances. from the performance OF
m.I,OenUly duty Of attending the funeral OF
90, Who BY the zeal and de'otedness with which
.,.0o,,ed the interests Of their town, had me-
81 ,ss lasting gratitude Of its people.
49,, Election for Directors OF the Columbian
,.a,,n,e Company of Alexandra, on the 5'n
'..,,,, the following gentlemen were unanimous
;, reelected
Wa. n. Miller, John A. Stewart,
rI:. Ala Samuel Messersmith,
T So";. R.eIer. Robert |. Taylor,
John n. Laid, John MUS
John MCoOb, m' IL i'""'
Jo,enh Vaudeville,
A., meeting Of the Board, WILLIAM II MIL
-, "a, unanimously re eccted President, and
Roazpr yEIrcH Secretary.
N,,p Hampshirs.--The official returns from
II. State Of New Hampshire have been received,
from which it appears that the Jackson Electoral
,icke, has ,ucceeded in that State by msj 'rlty
# 5.4le votes; beng s,SOS less than were given
~ Governor Dinsmoor at the last gubernatorial
election.
The Branch Bank Of the United States at New
Orleans, at meeting Of the Board on the 9th IN
slant, appropriated the SUN of one thousand dol
lars for the relief Of the sick and INDECENT Of the
city.
The Somerset tMaine) Journal says, Eliza T.
BOles, Scion, has obtained, at this session oi
the Cou., Of Common Pleas, against Japhe,h Il.
McAllister, verdict Of $500, for breach OF
promise Of marriage. This is dear counting.
A Cincinnati paper gives melancholy &C
count Of Sac death Of the daughter Of judge Hen
aersOn. Of that place. by Cholera. 1t appears
that she was married on the Cd Of October, and
90 the 18th was a corpse. She left Cincinnati
18th her husband ". B Maxwell, Of Louisiana J
inmediately after the bridal-was attacked on
he 10th, near the mouth Of the Ohio. in the
rmung, with the Asiatie Cholera, and died al
I've o'clock in the evening of the same day. She
as lett her family overwhelmed with grief, and
numerous and extensive acquaintance. to whom
she was endeared by her many virtues ond thu
excellence Of her heart, to mourn her sad and
Early fa,e. The Cincinnati Republican says
We have beheld her a mild, innocent, youth
n! glrI: Yesterday the gay and beautiful bride:
Nas!-sad, sad is the change-she now sleeps
he bride Of DEATH"
VI. B. MAXWELL, ESQ, the husband OF the
'OaOs lady mentioned above, stopped ION his
say home) at Natchez, Miss, where he died in
a1OGt an hour, of the same disease which had,
n' aieS hours previously, 50 suddenly ushered
us youthful bride into eternity!1
ne Memory Of Carroll Although tsays the
Ne" York Courier) mortality is the lot of man,
aud although an extension Of the period OF hu-
nan I'ie beyond the ordinary limits not often
accounted a blessing to the possessor, still the
departure OF those who have been ilustrious and
'S'c to their country, must always be felt as a
'iase Of public lamentation. Never more SEN
"a7 'hau now has this feeling found expression;
'aa o'nef bodies must deplore, as the Council Of
Philadelphia has deplored, the calamity " which
"eass asunder the last human tie which bound
"erePuo'ic to the assembly Of its fathers"
''e Reaper his gathered the last golden sheaf.
and the garner o Death is now filed to the brim;
'"s and OF our CARROLL is clouded with grief
0u' 'he light Of the Die, Sod is shining on him.