Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-13

William Fo~le, Jonathan Bu,chs,
At a meeting Of the Board. JOIN Rrcu,,,.
and NATHANIEL WATTLEs were unanlmor,,.
elected President and Secretary; and Juo,
MORGAN was unanimously elected Director :,
fill the place Of John Richards, elected Pre.d.D,
The trial Of Albert Rose, for the murd., :
Mr. Tob'n. in Georgetown, took place bcfor. III,
Circuir Court now in session on Monday r.,
prisoner VA, ably defended, and the prosecute.
as ably conducted. Much interest appeared II
be excited, and the Court Room wa, crOvd,,
throughout the day. After the examination, #
evidence and the argument. Of counsel. the Jury
retired. and in short time returned with a ur
dict Of Granddaughter.
Some weeks since we advertised. fora M,,,
woman of this place, description of Two uou,,
Of her own color, and we believe her relations.
who had suddenly disappeared, aud i, was Sun.
posed had been kidnapped. Information, We ar.
val OF two women, answering to the description,
in Louisville, (Kentucky,) where ihsy were
brought and sold by man calling himself
Thompson. Proper measures will Imwedn'ely
be taken to give the women their freedom. and
if possible, to arrest and punish the person Of
persons engaged in their abduction.
Mr.. WEST, the proprietor Of the FaGka
House,-which establishment he has just opened,
yesterday gave an earnest OF his future efforts
to please and accommodate, BY spreading samp.
tuous board, at which his friend, and the public
were invited to regale themselves.
For most sensible and excellent article, vel
worth serious reflection, we refer to The piece ID
this days paper headed the Progress OF TH.t'
nv, from the Portland Advertiser
The Telegraph thinks Gen. Jackson anolh'i
Richard Ill. 1t is pity the Telegraph dldn'
think as it now does when the General was OIL!
Duke Of Gloster! We might have been spare:
much trouble.
Our experience in Baltimore, in regard to Rail
Road travelling, has furnished satisfactory e,i
dence to sustain, fully, the opinion, " that itsls
most secure mode OF travelling ."-Bak Gas.
Our observation made by perusaI of To, pub.
lie prints, from all parts Of the country, ats
fes US that Rail Road travelling is the most H.
secure mede that has ever yet been invented
We speak entirely without prejudice.
JAMES SAUL, Cashier Of the Unittd NG'u
Bank at NeU Orleans. adver,Ises "Chrrk' At
par, on Boston, Philadelphia, NewYOrk ard
Baltimore"
On Friday, the sword voted By the Common
Council of New York TO Commodore CnapDcey,
was presented to him in the presence of the Two
Boards Of several distinguished officers Of the a.
my and navy, and many citizens.
Liberal Proposition.-rhe following Iiben
resolutions, moved by Mr. JOEL z SMITH. set
adopted by the House Of Representatives Of Ten
nessee on the 30th ult.
RESOLVED, That the select committee or ib.
subject Of the American Colonization SOCIETY,", 30
to inquire into the expedenc!v OF ne,
Congress to make an appropfiato21d
300, 900 annually. to be applied by the sadCo
lonization Society in transporting to Lben' ns
free coIored population of the United States
ResoiUed, That said committee inquire into Tie
expediency Of making an appropriation BY tbs
General Assembly Of $4,000 annually, TO aid lh'
Tennessee Auxiliary ColonizatioD Society, to Dc
applied BY the said society, In Transporting to ne
colony of Liberia the free colOred population
the State OF Tennessee.
To the Editor of The Aieraadria Gastts
SIR:-I feel q strong interest in the prosper
ty of our common country, more especially 10
the welfare Of this my native section. ! 40
grieved continually to see that clog to It's aa
Slavery. which saps ever. fountain o.
good-paIsies every limb from exerIoD. and fe0
ders US idle and IistIess spectators Of the gfe''
and rapid advancement Of every thing that's e.
celent In more Northern sections OF the eouT
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