Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-01


GoRDos, Jr. in Caroline County.-Fed .ir.
Within the last moth Mr.. Writ has rs,,,.
health and strength. His indisposi,ion IA =
beginning Of the summer was owing to excess,
application to professional business H., M,
vas never more vigorous and brilliant than ,,.,
present moment. 1t is only week .ln,,
concluded, in Court, long and coM.peSa,,
ment, nv which his powers were fully ta.Sed,,.
demonstrated, AID which was listened to ",
admiration by crowds Of both sexes whu wen,
the courthouse to hear the celebrate. ad,o,.
We give the testimony Of auditors Of Oqrr
quaintance, who are entitled to credit for ina,
ment and impartiality. Of Mr.. Writ, nd.
pendence in every respect, his enlightened 4,
unalloyed patriotism, his private virtues. his O.
cilia,ory spirit and winning manners, We a,
not speak. Nat. Gas.
The Rhode Island American. of the e-thi-.
contains letter from Richard Rash. EG 2,
head of the Anti.Ja,xson Electoral TIc.e,
Pennsylvania. He states that the entire 20,
the ticket will certainly be given to Mr. v, |
and Mr.. Ellmaker,-aHd that the Anti.Mi.y
throughout Pennsylvania are abundanly M.
rited by the results of ihe recent election. H.
adds" Such cause is sufficient 10 lni,t.
ca operation Of the enlightened and parjit
all classes, Including certainly that dr.cngir
OF Masons themselves We trust Tia, III, /.
Ii Mssons will prove true to their own tlhsth
going to the polls universally. In TN. e,ea
must succeed MAJ Gaz
The last number Of the London Foreign Qw
terly contains superior article on Mr.. GaI,rEi
excellent pamphlet entitled Considerations
the Currency and Banking System fthe Uurs
States" The Reviewer represents he work II
be one Of the ablest and most remarkable &c
published, and Mr.. GaIatin as one Of the hy
est authorities. on the question OF Currency d
Banks. What compliment TO the Am.ss
People do the American assai,ants Of the Bh /
of the United States paw. in surprising that ttt /
the People, will prefer the judgment Of G,nn
Jackson on the said subject, to that OF AsI
GalIatin! We have seen other TESTIMONY
letters. of some Of the first political economist
and 6naneiers of Europe. to tie unri,aed M
of Mr. Gallatin's publication. and the egrsgp
folly of attempting to disturb the present &c:
ton of our currency.-\at Gas.
The General Convention Of the prot''r
Episcopal Church determined on Satnrdlr
vote taken bv States, OF ten TO eight OF bot
ders. that the Diocess of Ohio is varsnL III
question SO much dis used, however, d
Iawfulness of bishops resgning, is no, dd
ed BY that vote-the vacancy. existing pnqnI
tionably in the present instance, BY reason y i
abandonment Of his diocess BY the Bishop Y
a consequence Of this voie, the Testimonies
Mr. McNraine, Bishop elect OF OHIO aersS'
ed. and he, together with the Bishop e1
Vermont, Mr. Hopkins. Of New jersey
Doane. of Kentucky, add Mr. Smith, 81
consecrsted on Wednesday or Thursday ae'
~ y .7mr
Episcopal Creek Mission. We are I"c'2
thrt the collection at St. Thomas Chaftn
Thursday evening, together with SlOO !. L
wards contributed. amounted 70 S51o. VIZ
with what was collected at the A'cen'loh
Saturday evening, and an out door 'ub'rnp'
makes the whole amount received for the osA
of this Mission l,lOO. N. T. Ddig .fd''
Sudden and ..7wfM Re,ribuiion. -hOoN IL
weeks ago, a man on horseback came to He:
of the Delaware Bridge at this place '0''.
hour after midnight. and demanded pass:
The toll keeper, Mr.. Able. su'peclIa- w.
could he on no honest errand, refuse >; H.
of bed, and the man went off, The nrS' ~ II
horse was observed wandering alons i'e
the saddle and bride having evidently N,p nj
roughly soaked with water. MIR. sIdnsy
of this place took the horse in charge and ~,
him, but before he could be advertiser
man arrived here from Heidelberg 10 -
County, in pursuit of horse thIel. aHu ".
of this horse, went to see him, and In:'s"I.
cognized him as his property,uPon wn''p y. w III
NAL was delivered up to him, and take" ~, Il
The matter caused considerable esc't'Di' I'D
various coniectures, the most obvious aH' r.
bic of which was fully confirmed oy VIZ al
gence received in the course 81 the en,G".
from RockyFalIs; at that place, ao"n' io,,
low Easton, the body Of a man was iounu''.t
land tolerabIy we dres ed. win 'e a,lJ,s
around his body containing about l. 'o1c{
silver, and having on his boots pa" =" ,,fi,u,I
No doubt remains in the minds oil our .'a
but that the horselthleffin his eagerne'' h, n
Of the way, attempted to SWIM the ' =, n, ,.s
ing unacquainted with, and unu'e' :" W m,I, d
ing motion Of horse. was unsea'e'' '"' :"
terry grave.-Easfon Ctnttnel:
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