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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
FROM RICHMOND.

Mr.. W. n. McCarty, the State Senator lrOc
the adjoining district iu Virginia. has delivered.
speech in his place, on Federal Relations, Nhe
is highly spoken Of. The Jefersonian and Times
entirely opposed to Mr.. McCarty, and vicsr
notification paper, declares tina. "it is decided.
Iy the ablest speech that has been delivered OF
that side of the question" and says that "h,
open, mild, frank and independent manner va
calculated to win converts 10 his opinions" fa
is high praise, and, We doubt not. deserved
Mr.. McCarty sustained the resolutions repW'
ed from the House Of Delegates, as amended
their phraseolosy in the Senate, on motion Of Nj.
VIM. McComas. He expressed his general a.
proyal of the Proclamation Of General JaeksOH
which he considered as an able State paper, and
as avowiny those principles which alone could
preserve the liberties Of the country.
The debate still continues in the Senate, d.
though the Enquirer rates the Legislature lot
talking-talking, talking, and publishes piece
Of poetry concluding thus:
Cease then, brave senators!-the time is DER
For making speeches ACT but speak 10 NOR &
Unless, like Boieau's dame, your aspiration
j., not for MIAsuREs, but for pisPurATIos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
NAIL ROBBERY.

We have received the following note from =,
respectable Magistrate in Fairfax County, Va
Mr.. Sno,oden:-There was person brou,I,
before me, this day, on charge Of cutting h.
United States Mail, and strongly suspec, b.
was guilty Of robbing, also. On search, ,,r
was found the following notes. which, # adve.
tised, might be the means Of their owners se
ting them, If stolen-to wit:
One note Of $40. OF the farmers Bank Of yirr
mia, No. 2565, letter K, dated De-. IA, Isl:
One other $40, same bank, No. 90, 1874, lett,
= b, dated Sept. 26. 1919.
One other 80, same bank, No. l76, letter +
dated June 4, 1921.
One Other BIO. same bank, No. AL, letter [
dated June 2, 1897.
One note Of $40. on the Bank of the Valley d
Virginia, No. $50, letter G, dated Oct /
1882.
One Of 800, on the same bauk, No. $50, le;is
ID. dated Sept. 6, 1881.
One other Of $40, on the same bank, (Romne,
note) Nh I8. no letters, dated March Is, 1872
One note OF 80. Farmers 4 Mechanics Bark
Georgetown. NJ. sas5, letter +, June l, 1877
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
rFor the .alsxaadria Gazette. !
ENIGMA.

That which I. hidden from Omnycience's eye
That which pursued condemns US 80 we die
That which 70 hea,thiest balm, sharpest sting
That which 10 upright mans best Offering
That which, OIL. keeps well the wheels OF state
That which. in Clouds but moves to desolste-
That which has cursed. mapkind in every age,
And that which soils Fredonia's proudest pages
Join the INITIALS and form sppears.
Cased in asbestos and baptised in tears;
But whether human. brute, or serpentine,
OF earth, or blacklist Erebus-'tis thine,
Sweet Reader, to deeide,-this much be Known
Tsr Drxox OF raE WoRLD! it stands alone:
Jan. 1883. VEHTE'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
ANOTHER EXPRESS.

A Government Messenger, we are informed.
passed through Town on Friday morning last;
having arrived from the North at halt past 9. and
started South again at 90 minutes before TO-
Returning las is supposedly from Charleston, the
Express arrived here on Tuesday morning at 90
m. past 10; and probably reached Washington
the same evening about 7 O'Clock. As we IN.
derstand it left the Seat Of Government between
9 and 10 P. NJ. on Thursday the 18th, should no
accident prevent its return at the tine above cal
culated, il will have travelled distance Of sleren
hundred miles in less than tiue days! 1t came
from Lawrenceville to Petersburg. distance of
forty eight miles, in t,Do hours and forte mi
nutes! And one of the Riders, we are told, hs-
wing had his lat knocked of, kept on without it,
aud might, on reiguing up his trusty streed, al
most have said with the renowned John GiIpin:
"My hat and wig will soon be here
"They are upon the rosd!"
Now, after these repeated experiments, surely
no one can doubt tina, the Contractors keep on
the line between Washington and Charleston,
good horses and expert ridsrs-and this a.cer.
tanned, we hope the Government will waste no
more Of the Peoples Money and no further agi.
tate the Public mind, by sending Expresses wiih.
om an adequate otjeei.-Petersburg Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28

nv Aids de-Camps, who will deliver you my de-
spatches. and give you some details on the iac's
announced therein. as having taken place. AZ
8 O'Clock last evening, as have already announ-
ced by telegraph. the trenches were opened on.
der the citadel Of Antwerp. This was done with
success; for it was not till late this morning that
the garrison became acquainted with our "ork .
I cannot bestow too much praise on the activity
displayed on this occasion BY all gu, so'd'er'' a'
well as on the skill of their officers"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
FROM CHARLESTON.

Letters have been received in Richmond, fO1
Charleston, stating that the present time. AT
bringing on diminution Of the trade Of the e.
ty. Two vessels had arrived there Nth AUu,
but they had been advised not to land their ca
goes, as it was not considered altogether safe 4
do so. The volunteers were frequently muster
ing in the city.
If Modification does 90 on. Chareston will sui I,
aud we shall soon see who are the RuJsspisns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
STATE RIGHTS.

We profess to be friends to the rights Of t0'
States-,he reserved-constitutiona rights d
the States. We feel an interest in the preseru
ton Of these rights. We. therefore, fure""'
the advocates Of the Carolina doctrines, that u
pushing these doctrines to extremes. they arc de
stroying the very idea Of State Rights. TO|''
serve the Union, men will lean to consolidation
rather than any thing else. We say, therefore
Pause! You are in reality doing the very ~''
chief against which you complain. You are co.,
iurlnc up the hideous monter Disunion. to ltlg'
en- people 10 take shelter under a strong Sere'
nEnE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
"A Card.

NRAvEN ASHFORD, having qualified as Consta
" BILE, offers his services as such to the public He
promises punctusty and despatch. He will attend to
the settlement and collection Of accounts and make
speedy Of all business put in his hands, either
IN his official capacity Collector
Cenlreyille, Fairfax County, dec 13-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
Fairfar Street. (opposite the Po" Cpes)

TERMS Daily paper eight dollars per anaua' pay
able half yearly Country paper nve do'A'. pei
snnum Advertisements inserted AT the rate OF one
dollar for the first three Insertions anu twenty n'e
eeots for every subsequent insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
EXCITEMENT.

The e" fury Of excitement RACES" The p"
clamatlon. the Message and the Judiciary bI'
all designed to pacify, have added fuel to nc
flames. We do not know how the JudIciH!'
Bill, will be received in South Carolina, Ou1 w
Jeffersonian, the notification paper in R'chm0n''
declares that it " constitutes Gen. Jackson No
march Of the American EmpWe"-that "h ~'
Bill passes, a hundred Thousand swords VIII KY
from their scabbards."-lt calls Gnon sou'" ~
rolina to resist uato death-and " that J" W.
days, Virginia will bring to the field to her s''
port twenty thousand bayone,s welded BY @'a
whose cry will be, liberty or death!'-and J.
such is the language Of the nuIiiers in '"sp'
what will be said BY the nulIfers Of SouthC'
roiaa1 What madness! In the tempest OF pa
sion we fear that the voice Of reason Will u
drowned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
THE CRISIS.

The united voice Of a whole people Proe'aID'
that this is the most important crisis that 'l'
country has ever seen. There is not az lne'"
gen, man who does not acknowledge that "
now meets danger face to face, and, Tor the n'''
time, he feels the foundations Of the RePuo''
shaking under his feet. In this situation ever
Patriot asks, :. what 10 to be done!" The SAM
exclamation is heard from every side, ""''''
to be done!" We answer, for one. lei no Jo"
be used! If South Carolina will 60 to ext'e"'
ties, there is no use now 10 mncing matters
let the Union be dissolved peaceabiy: that ~ X
her be put out Of the Union-by Legislative s'
actments, or by the voice Of the people IN w.
vention. We know, and we feel convinced "',
this contest, if brought to violent ISSUE VI"
not end with one scene Of sIaughter:-we 'n''
have the glory Of the Republic extingulsheo u
seas of blood. II South Carolina should be r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
Bank " Alexandria.

JANUARY 8, 1883.
4 DIVIDEND, Of Three Dollars . Share, on the
n Stock of this institution, has been declared, for
he last half year. and will be paid to stockholders
on or after the 10th inst.
BY order of the Board:
j.ns-eo3w J. L. NeKENNA, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28
steamboat Essex.
Bacon, lard bu,ter, and
FAMILY FLOUR,

9nnn lbs. PRIME country Bacon, new
sNJSJU $50 kegs Lard, in shipping order, extri
quality
5000 lbs Lard, in 6rkins and barrels
50 kegs Butter 2rood
bbis do IN rolls : e
300 bbIs choice family Flour
10 bushels Hickory Nuts, in good order
Just received aud for sale BY
ian Is -eo6t FREDERICK FOOTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-28

Itsives US pleasure to state that the United
States Schooner Experiment. reported as mis-
sing. by her consort, after late gale Of wind,
soon after made her appearance, having proved
herself fine sea-boat.-Ndt. Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

tA;s-produeed BY the silent terms Of Inc" S,,i
Rot while the Globe is exposing Randolph, WI,
!, tell "a whether Eaton was not the sose.y -
Pur.er Timberlake, at the time Of l'"o s..;on.,
deathl-had he not been go ior va r rT;,,hsr.
and what has become o. u. G'
lake. to which Eaton was surety! 80. 81, eva
,. As ,ss B, ' Rando on the widow and or,
pbans. will it tell us why the personal rePresen,
ta,ve of Undertake has never taken any leg ga
steps to recover from Randolph the SUN o. ~6~
he has derauded the estate OF ilmoerlaNe e.. wy
no ,nplica alton, even Of private nature mas pee"
- .Ir 70 Randolph for restoration or Paymen" :.
IF Timberlake was detaulter. has the "1aw
hssn anplied in his case against his estate or MS
renressp,atves, or his surety Eaton to recover
from all, or any one of them, the amount OF 'ue'
default? .a no NAV
When these questions are answered. We may
tier understand the merits OF the Case
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

made the display Of other cities. yet be. s i, M
will not yield to any in sincere ad"'ra..Gn 9. ~.
Clay,, talents, or in feelings Of gratitude Tor n's
msny and meritcrious services. we oner n's
omen hands and free hearts. which we are eo"n
dent will be accepted in frank aad rePu0''eaa
spirit. A. .;.;,s ~ hi. friends
ar his rooms in Barnum's City Hotel, from ~ 10
9 o'clock to-day. Last night he ATTENDED, ' g
at the Assembly Rooms, by ins"auo.' 49, H%s,
understand. will visit the Front street ihea"e'
~ mh;"h he has been politely invited. this even
ing. accompanied by the committees u '''A's
ment.- Bali. Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30
This is 10 give notice,

THAT the subscriber has obtained letters Of adm
J. is,rstion on the personal estate Of Thomas BRO;
chus. lste of the County Of Alexandra deceased ~
persons having Chains hereby warned to exhibit e
same, with the vouchers nexed, passed BY the VI
phsns' Court, on or before the 18th Of Eo,emoe,'
1884, or they may, by law. be excluded from s oehe
fit Of said estate; aud those indebted requested
make immediate payment.
RACHAEL BROCCHu5,
nor 20 -2aW3w Administrs"1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30
THIS isto give notice.

THAT the subscriber has obtained from the "
l. phans' Court Of Alexandra County, in the DE-.
trict Of Columbia letters testsen,sy o. the estate
Gustsvus J. Sanders late of,he State Of Louisl4al, De
ceased All persons having claims against the $50
decedent hereby warned to present the same I"
the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court, OF
before the i0h dsv Of September. 1863 or they n''
BY law, be excluded from all benefit to said estate
Given under my hand, this 2$d October. 1855.
ADDISON II. SANDERS, Adm'
,~t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

The following female character is translated
from the French. However highly coIored the
portrait nay appear, it is not without a living
original
1T - her happiness to be ignorant of all that
the world calls pleasure; her glory is TO live in
the duties OF wife and mother; and she conse
crates her days to the practice Of social virtues
Occupied IN the government OF her family, she
reigns over her husband by compIaisauce, over
her children by miidness. over her domestics by
goodness. Her house is the residence of reIiei.
Gus sentiments, and fiIiaI piety Of conjugaI love.
OF maternal tenderness. OF order, peace, sweet
sleep and good health. Economical and studi.
Gus, she prevents want and dsspatss the evil
passions; the INDECENT who presept themselves at
her door are never repulsed; the Hceu:ious avoid
her presence. She has character for reserve
AID dignity that make her respected; Of indul.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Specimen of the Primeral Forest Of ono. :.
Ono of the fiat boats now discharg'ng coal az
Pomeroy's wharf, foot Of Pal" street, has gun
wales one hundred and one feet each in length
without knot or splice-s feet and an half WIDE
and inches thick. A pair Of gunwales OF s'm'.
lar dimensions. for another boat, were sa~en OUT
of the same tree. yellow or tulip poplar (Lr-
iodindron tnipefera) that grew on Long o0Ao"'
above the Pomeroy Coal Banks.
This boat has Is feet beam. At very low
STAGE Of water, she brought down 45OO bushels
Of eoal-at a medium stage could have taken
5000 bushels-and will transport with safety
unwsrds of one thousand barrels OF Hour to Ne"
Orleans.-Cm Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

'irrer rom Na'chItOches that the whole south
western country Is inundated with q new and
dangerous emission Ut counterfeits on various
branches Of the {" Bank of the United States.'-
Among them are S20's on the branches Of Ley
ingtun. Nv Fayetteville. y. c. Pittsburgh. Pa
and 81 Louis. No. and s., 90 those of New Or.
leans, La. Charleston. s. c. add Utica. \ Y.
Syirester's Counierfeiiing De,eefor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Lusus Nature The Cincinnati Republican
Contains an account, attested by Dr.. ]. NJ Ma.
son. OF an extraordinar, birth. 90 the Sth instan,
OF female twins. at Newport, Kentucky, connect.
ed by iigament, like the far famed Sismese
Twins. TIE attachment. however. vas more
extensive, commencing at the superior portion OF
bilious. The mother had never seen the S,am-ss
Twins. although she had heard much concerning
them, and had seen pictured representations of
then How tar they maf rave affected her i'm.
aginaiion, cannot DC known The children were
dead at the birth. The case Is a CURIOUS one. al.
though the details are more appropriate to pro.
lessionaI repository than NJ w.pap-r journal. -
We learn that scientific report OF it will soon
be published in the Western Medical Journal.
". T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Melancholy Disaster We learn by the arri.
val of The brig roba.co, from Tobasco. that 10.
teilisenee had been received at that place Of the
loss OF the schr. Mary. Captain SnIeld,. from
New York Tor Campeachy. She fouudered at
sea. and all who were on board, except one sea.
man, were drowned IA. T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30
FOR RENT,

TUX MINI,
AGS The commodIous three story BRlCh
&y = HOUSE Of Edward McLaughIG1'
G8l6N now IN the occupancy Of Wm H.
- Fo"Ie, on ROYAL street Posses''r
given abou, LIST January. Applyt
nov ss-eo2w JOHN II. JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

From this curious statistical taoe, OUT 'a'
readers may form pretty accurate Judgment OF
the chances which they have OF entering in'o .he
holy state of matrimony. and OF ENJOYING the
sweets 1--WE saw nothing Of the bttersl OF welded
love. Bat. Sat. Nsiter.
The following melancholy, aud we may 50!
diseraceui, piece Of intelligence, is from the Au'
pusia (G-orgia) Courier of Friday last. Inc
cause Of the ARRAY is not mentioned, but IT pro-
badly originated IN q parts quarrel The les'''
Iature Of Georgia is now in session at M''iedse'
Vile, and the Courier says that "the nuli'h'Is
are dls,urb the peaceful course OF legitimate
legislation by useless and PernIe'ous proceed
inss"
1.-The reported aifrsy at MiIledgev'le between
Mr.. McCombs and some others, at hrst verbally
stated here - incorrect. Mr.. McComos Is un'
hurt. Byron was killed, and Mr. Ward oah'y
woundpd-recoyery doubtful We refrain rom
stating the numerous reports OF the incidents o,
the scene-they cannot all be correct. sesefa'
others were slightly injured BY staas' &C. these
scenes, which are not new or uncommon AZ NH
IedeevilIe, are disgrace to that P' ace
Bali. Ga:.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

gence and frmness, that make her estssnsS
She diffuses around her mlld warmth,
light, that witty aud iIlumine all tha, esei,"'
herr
+; Happy the man who possesses such VIE -.
can Justly appreciate her worth; happy the ,sS
dren, VINO are nurured BY her care and ooI.,
ed ~ her eoaH-ri; happy the domes,i,s .ho
aw nit her commands and enjoy her benevolencs.
aad happy the society which nu.ds IN II, bo,om
beng 50 worthy OF better world. " J. Nt,,
.Slogc A snow storm began at an early hon.
YESTERDAY morning, and continued durIna n.
dav-mo.i e the snow, however, dissolve
s,,e siree u tell. This was the FIRST snow ,,o,n
of tive season. Last year, according to n,
Transcript. tn FIST snow fell on the Isl Of D..
orrb-r. anJ Oh the preceding year on II.
2Sth Of No,e,nber. Boston Daily .idv 18th
Early FINITE. There vas good sleishu,
! Buffsio on the 18th inst Snow Tell on Ssturd,,
and Sunday previous. to the depth Of nearly ia;
feet.
| o. p. Q.-This eloquent but eItrayas,-
writer, eont,nues to asitate of amuse The m
ders Of the London Morning Chronicle vii. n,
cancellations. HIS letters are always ~si, md
sometimes powerfully written. but the sru !,
so evidently an en,huslas, for liberty and r,
publican institutions, that his feelings insf,,t Il
Judgment, appear 10 have the control Of hi. Den
Had all the predl. tons OF p Q been ven.
fed. Europe would long before th, have bee,
reyolur,onized. suppressed Poland would h,.
h.., xrpsted from the bsar-gtaSp Of Rq.u,
and Lafa, cite would have been The Chief Nj
oistrate OF Republican Frarcs. All these D,
lI,tions. however. are vet to De fulfilled, but
P Q Is far from d''hear'sned, and goes on
,nd.fstigable as ever
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Bmter.-The daily arrival Of this precious ar.
hc'e Is immense. The to~ boats brought down
yesterda! from Ne~burgh between 7 and 10. ZOO
hrkins The weather continues mild. and the
whole produce on the Hudsoo landing will prob
ably reach the market ere We are ice bound
". =. Gas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

receives wherever he goes His friends part,e,.
nate his feelings, and share the honest Ps.Gs
which he mu,t experience at feeling 'nat NC %
borne aloft BY public opinion; that ne hve' saS
moves in al element above the s'm":p; "a.
party, and IN great degree free from ITS 'nna.
ces. Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30
4 Card.

I'M p, ". NORRIS offers his professional seIsice
IL 10 the citizens oil Alexandra He may oe iouni
,this flee Washington two doors from the co'h
Of King street, and nearly opposite the Radical ChuT0
Ale xsndria nov 26-7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

DR.iItS THIS mar
SPLENDID SCHENEi
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania.
CI-s, W. - tor 49,,
Sc NCuBERS-I0 DR.7U " B.irLOIS
prize OF 100000 prize ct 6Ioe"
do of 5000 l prize Of 500
100 Capital Prizes Of $1,000! &c &c
Tickets si0s halves 90, quirters So
To be had in a vsriety Of numbenit
J. w. VIOLETT'S Lottery Office,
Upper end OF King street, near Tia. Diagonal Pump
Where may nc had Tickets and shares in all poP"bi
otteres orders from the countr,, enclosing TIC
CASH CT Prize Tickets, promptly attended to.
Drawn Numbers Of the New York Consolidsted Lo''e
r,f Extra Class No. 55-Drsun Nov II
81 So 81 ~ IS 81 IS
- Combination Numbers IL Is 81 prze VI i"
Dollars, sold at this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

The " shooting stars" are filing the columns
Of the distant newspapers. That phenomenon
Psnnsyironian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Henry Wheaton. late our Charge d'Affaires at
the Court of Denmark. is, We perceive, among
the passengers IN the Roscoe, arrived yesterday
from Liverpool ~ y finer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Cane Palmas brig Ann. Capt. Langdon,,
cleared at this port yesterday, and has dr"rpr"
down the river, in ending to pro- ED Win ts n's'
fair wind for the west coast OF Africa sVf -
chartered by the Maryian Colonization eo''y's,
and carries out the emIgran,s and m'>''".'r'e'
who design to settle at the new colony VIA MAJ.
land" to be established at Cape fa'mas' u""e'
the auspices of our State Society. we"
marked by a contemporary, that "tnpy carry WV,
them the PRAYERS OF many tor SAFE votase a' =,
P'oSP@''N Ball. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30
DR.7If'y THIS D.4Y

UH.7VO ND V.TT
Union Canal Lottery OF Pennsylvania,
Glass NO o. for IS 3.
Will he drawn in Phla -lphis on SATURDAY.. roy 80
Go Number Lottery-l0 DTawn Ballot
prize Of 100000 prize OF $500
do Of 10000 100 prizes Of 1900
Ticket, $40; halves S; quarters 50; .gash,IG
To BE h,d in variety Of numbers st
o. s. .MORSE.S Lottery 0fce,
Corner King and ROYAL streets, AIe:a jn.. DC
~ Neats tak,nto, Washington and Baem.t n IL
Ser Line of GREEN COd' HIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

Chances of Marriage. The following CURIOUS
statement, by DR. Granville. Is taken no" a
En',,;sb n,ner. il is drawn from the registered
.s.es If s76 women, and is derived from their
sn.wers 10 the age at which they respectively
married 1t is the first ever constructed TO ex'
h;h;, n females their chances Of marriage at vari'
Gus ages
Of $40 females, there married
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-30

We learn from private source Of great re.
sPonsibility on Change. that i some remedy is
not soon provided, a susp sasion of specie pay.
menfs IS at hand. Immense losses have been
submitted to. already, BY the holders of stocks
in Wall street. Money can no longer be raised
upon their hypothecation, according to the usual
routine Of business in New York Ruin is
staring the Commercial Emporium in the face!
And If New York is injured. wo bs.,de. the
country toits remotest corners. "-AGdny .qdr.
Ii Mr.. Clay were younger and less expert
enced man than he is, if he were less sagacious
and less self possessed. he would perhaps be in
danger of having his head turned by the honors
and attentions paid to him during his journey to
and from the metropolis Of New England -
PractIsed as he is in the worlds ways, satiated
as he must have been during the late Presidential
with those professions and compliment,
which were poured upon him by political friend.
and adherents. be would yet be less than man
could he receive unmoved the testimonials Of per.
bonal respect which now, as private citizen, bs