Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-08
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u La -. ,o,;teness Of a commercial house IN
N ,,.s we have been pu, in possession OF ad'
tbs f.om Rio to the 18th September received
'N', =. Bris Ohio. Konklins, at Baltimore a
. ~ lated the 18th Of September says;
"N-We estimate the stock from Is to
"s o SSis Prices up to the present have been
spvoV n,in,ained than expected owing 70 extef'
better "nJ The River Plate and Pacific having
pal osII Or ar, of our importations; but the Ar
taken On ,rriyed from Baltimore on the 18th
s'Ie aa ;,% new Flour, aud the season approach:
ln'i W. ,,rgs supplies. we spprehend material
ns w The nrice of the old stock: we quote It
dee"I 90 % s1s according to quality. The mar
ron R,h;a. Pernambuco and ko Grande'
ke'' 4" VII snnnI,ed at our last dates. Consider
we're ;nonts Of American Flour had been re-
aoe snip Il, Fne,aud, at the two former places;
eersu. ,housand bbls which have found their
anu 80 from the same quarter, have had We.
va! ;"r;ons effect on our prices, being forced on
bslos the market rare, .;.,..a
,0,h aluctuatiOn, and operations nave oee" -,
NV. since the End ul,imo, pr'ne'pa''y az
~u' the transactions this month have ruled
s.o~ Al to ss!d, aud it has still downward
tendency. ..,.d in discus.
social affairs, ADD the various reports as
nDs ,a.nIt IF their deliberations has great IN
sasoce in creating the fluctuations IN our maIke.,
I1. 10 rsgnlating the Gold standard at 2Ho0C
mar Ottawa, equal to an Exchange Of 42Sd
',,.;n, nor 100 rs., has passed the tirst reading
It'll he Currency becomes more nxed' we sna''
t Snm 70 sudden transitions in Imports,
Exports, and all Exchanges
" The Copper continues still source OF "ue"
.,v;a,r and Inconvenience, aud Is rs. uiseou".
sn,ni,h Dosboous. 100000 each; Spanish Do'
Srs 1880 Government Stock, "a to % pei
400, Freight to Europe. 92 los to 9S per 'on'
There was once, (says an Eastern apologize
related by recent author,) in tue days oil Cheops'
an Egyptian. who had remarkably hue p"c'"y
ward in which we're all the fowls of all the lea
Tiers that Egypt ever saw. One day. IT 80 nap
,s0eJ. that, walking By the side Of the Nile, the
Egyptian esplcd an egg, which he immediately
took Up, aud, putting it in his breast. carrieu Il
hon. and hid il carefully in the nest VI se"'ns
hen. Twerty days after. on entering MS p0a'
Try YARD, to his great surprise, he tound-no'h'is
but feathers and d young crocodile, which IN
SANITY attacked him also. With great d'meu'
" the EpyDtian freed himself from the destroyer
Of MS hens; and when he died, he directed i,
biz will. that on the frontal bandase OF his mum
nv there should be written-=" Beware nov y".
hatch crocudiIe's egg in your poultry yard
The neral Of this apologize Is most excellent
and how admirably can 1t be applied TO 'ne
pesst situation Of our domestic national al
lars! Did not the President, IN his course 10
The Georgia controversy, "hatch CROCODILE
e.: in his poultry yard" which now. in Alaba
ma, il threatening to fall upon and destroy him!
Melting in Orange County, Va According
% appointment. a large and respectable portion
Of The people Of Orange assembled, on Monday
tie aSth ult, tbeiug Court day. to take into
consideration the proPriety Of instructins their
representative in Congress to vote tor the re-
charter of the U. States Bank.
TIE Orange Democrat gives very or'e'
sketch Of what was said on the occasion, to which
paper we are Indebted for what follows:
GOV. Barbour first addressed the people. At
ter discussing other topics, He incidentally
touched on the Bank question; but IN .eonse
Qasuee Of the late charges against that 'nstltu
hoo, finally moved to postpone the consideration
Of the Instructions. until further Developments
we're made BY the Bank.
When he closed, General Dade arose. HE
regretted that the Governor felt disposed to
postpone the dlscussion-he, and others, had
come prepared to discuss both the Constitution
ats and expedency of the Bank. He then
Proceeded to give his views on ITS Constitution
ar,y, and closed by calling on Mr. Patton, our
representative in Congress. TO give his views up