Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27

Snt"' Donaldson AS
rbneqf DeIesals'-vv;an Vance S Ss6
Keller $50
u,..r. Vance and Sloan elected.
MoRGAN.
Donaldson 242
Gu0de 81
Helskell l6
II. noraldson elected in the district BY about
10 majority.
,r...or Dsysrq,es-Isaiah Buck l55
John d Ferrall l25
Mr. Buck elected.
The Erie and Champlain Canals we're opened
"a, navigation throughout the entire line ON Mon.
j,y last About forty boats, says the Albany Ar
,,, obtained clearances, aud departed for the
pts, and north
Letters from Augusta, Geo announce the fail
arp # the Planters aud Merchants Bank of that
mace. The uomlnal capital Of this bank was
ssf0OOD: Of which we understand, only small
Dsron had BEEN paid in. The amount OF It's
Nil, in circulation is said TO be SSO0,000
Welearn With much satisfaction, SAYS the New.
bern y c. Sentinel, that the decided manner in
vsch the citizens of Raleigh expressed their dis
,oorob,on Of the intended =. reform" of their
p,na.er, has caused Mr. Barry to pause.
Mr. Scott, the present worthy occupant of that
o,,e, i. IL be retained.
The 6lnbe intimates that Mr. Mercer gained
lb election BY ''giylng ia his adhesion to the
Porlsmatou There is not voter IN the Con-
gr,.,anal district who did not know from Ms
hglldag that Mr., Mercer approved of the
Proclamation.
Tae Globe saws that Mr.. Taliaferro (. stole a
march" upon Mr. Cbinn. and that this circum-
sance alone pu, the latter gentenan's election
10 jeopardy. We appeal to gentlemen of all
PARTIES in the Northern Neck to say, il they do
10, believe, that. had Mr.. +. come out earlier
and used more exertion, he would have been re-
Turned 10 Congress.
How aohderful are the effects of civilization!
'h the l2h inst, expired the fifty third year
NOce an Indian encampmeut was discovered d.
rc,Iy Oppo,ile the spot where Cincinnati now
SANDS, by Captain Lyle; who, in descending
The oIo 10 the Fails with emisrants, landed for a
S'Ue at the mouth Of the Licking. All was then
iSdderness. Nature dwelt there amid the TO-
'e'' 'ol'iudes, unchanged by the hand Of art; aud
he idea Of enriching its soi with the breath OF
Cultivation was as yet uncorceiveJ. Behold it
a'"' The muutudlnous woods have disappear
a. |" give lace TO one Of the must aouishlng
uF'm the Union. The solitude now contains
'"Pul''lon 1t $4,000 inhabitants; and the per-
'R'9 silence is succeeded BY the hustle Of coa,-
u''''Ai activity and increasing Importance.
sion theatriCals at the fremont House, are
harrisburg The Box u<kel, were retaied by
S~'1'a'ors, a! one dollar and fifty cents, and
P'"'ans OF about five dollars, are paid to the
pug nSh'ets tor Obtaining boxes AT the per-
''d0ee o. FaZio, large portion Of the orches-
VA occupied BY ladies'. to the great discom.
'u'e 0f The musicians, who are treated rather
I've lumber. than any thing else. now that the
"'elts aad Austin excitement is over. For the
'"''cder OF the Kemb'e engagement. one half
we o'Ne, are 20 be sold by auction.
tie r>Apecksts have travelled IN the wake of
N'~Oes The Ba.tonans not only lose their
''s' INV tickets. and get into fever Of de.
W; oa' they are also levied on by The light
s''eO gentry. who float from CITY to city, max.
sA!y " Miss Kenbe's sunshine. More than
'snandred dollars were stolen from gentlemen,
''''Oeu III the play on Thursday last.
h., r"ySP 'lcHrnane.-We learn that the Right
NIL p''op McllvaIne will deliver his fare
BrooE r's"ar'e to his late pastoral charge In
M, 'Ma' on the ensuing sabbath. He will
lena, r short tour into New England. and
n. E'' Ills diocese in the west, early in June.
~ OsA0p OF Ohio, it may be recolec,ed, is er
hon ,,a. asnt ct Kenyon College, an iusutu.
and "S,S BY the enterprise Of Bishop Chase,
IVES, pO'u'ses vast usefulness IN the great
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