Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05


have received papers Of that island IN to Il, ,
Of his sailing.
We have received So. many inquiries ,b,,.
the public prints and pri'at letters relative IA,
Mechanics Bank Of this place, that we dean .
proper to refer cur correspondents abroad ;.
note which appeared in Saturdays Gazette II
can give no other information than tina, ob;.,
generally known, that the Bank la, sus,.,,.
payment, and We learn that in shor, I'm.
exposition Of the affairs of the Institute, ~,
submitted to the public.
A rumor prevailed, day or two ago. H., 4.
Chief Justice was Iaborins under yio,.,, a.
ness. We are happy to learn, from the r.
ricksburg Arena, that the fumor WAS ;,,,.,.
Long may his valuable life be yet spared a.,
county.
We are requested to mention, that Tie s.,
and Fair of the Fredericksburg AsricuI,ur,I
cie's will be held Oh Thursday and Prids, fl.
18th aud 10th days Of this month.
We unite With those who lament and te5,
the infatuation which seems TO have possessed f..
nuilifiers OF South Carolina, and wbjc. is l,,.
ing them on to acts Of folly and madness +.
crisis is indeed at hand. "bis with the fate" !
American Liberty. lis time to beseech d, a.
triots of the land to come forth to the re.cp.
Mr. CArLIN. whc drew the picture Of the Y.
ginis Convention, is now at st. Louis, Nilsson
He has visited taken jefferson Barracks and b
portraits Of Black Hawk and nine Of HI, n,
distinguished men, prisoners Of war Hr
tends to remove in a short time to New YOh
Fl. S. Tanner, Esq. hiss issued his " Ge,s,
phical and Statistical Account Of the Ant
Cholera, from its commencement in India, 10 4,
| entrance into the United States" The se,ur
consists of a series Of maps and tables, Vii.
are included in a small neat volume, and br.
been prepared with much care and eficlene,-
1t would seem almost indispensable for every p!
stefan. and indeed every philosophical enquire.
Conservation Of Bishops On "Wednesday,
st. Paul's Chapel, New York, very intsssr
service was performed in the conservation oils
individuals as Bishops Of the Episcopal Churi
They are as follows:
Rt. Rev. John H. Hopkins, o. d. Bishq
Vermont.
RI. Rev. Benjamin b. Saith, d. d. Bishop
Kentucky.
Rt. Rev. Charles P. M'Ilvaine, D. D. Bis
of Ohio.
RI. Rev. George W. Doane, Bishop Of NJ
Jersey.
The Boston Daily Advertiser states ba VI
Webster is preparing an Argument IN rep! 4
Mr. Calboun's recently published defence Of r
doctrine of Modification, and that it is po'S
1t will soon be laid before the public
Before this paper is in the hands Of all It's r''
ers, the presidential question wi! be 'uOs'atH
ly decided BY the resul! Of the elections oil ii"
tors, which took place Oh Friday IN P'nr''N
MIA and Ohio, ard will be held IN Name, NJ
Hampshire. Massachusetts,, Connecticut NJ
York. New Jersey, Virginia, Georgia li''r
Louisiana and Missouri this day-in Ken'a'A
tomorrow.
l, will become all parties to reconcile ''''
selves to results-as we'll as they can; an' %
maxim recommended to others, we 'ha' ''''
to practise ourselves, in all mOderatIon' ANU
decent respect for the opinions OF others w.
maintaining our own.
New Jrsey.-We learn from fre0'"
Mr.. Southard was on "Wednesday last, Ih6''
into office. and took the osths prescribed O' =
His inaugural address was eloquent anu ~
with generous and liberal sentiments oe'"
his intention to act as the Governor VI 'As w.
and not Of party.
Rhode Isiand-The Legislature OF tbs %
convened on Tuesday last, and on ,hs 'Se
ballot elected William Spracr.-. Jr. Speahs' =
f.fk.