Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-27

s,,J hut that II VIII ue
tefan'J law week. Phil Nat. Gas.
c.,,, Peas and Strn~6srries They had Tot
e., ,,me this season. both the ABOVE gra'e'o'
'n' n" in New York last Thursday. The hrst
,l'io S, half dollar peck; and the last one DOL
sOu .sSd hafa quart The latter must nave
M I" .sIIybeing thus silvere! over. lbey
a'su 8. h,lf III delicious when they bring on
sHi uO H., , ousrt Cheap things never taste
' oeople.-Pha Com. Herald.
.,,,,,,,ioo, which is SD literally bestowed
IL" ,,s rsen, Chief Magistrate by the Admin
UPON p,ints. savours d any thing but repub-
r'"1 .nrIt. A proper degree OF respect Will al
h''" ~ ,sudered by the American people to their
,Is,, but we trust that the man-worship,
f'l lavish feeling, which apperta'ns to the sub
Nu moparch, viii never be transferred
lt. ss,t,,n norton Of the Press OF this coun-
nv" here alone. it exists, to the native freemen
# impriea.-M I Gd-.
Ts,,n,rance Conreation. Accounting to pub
=. no,ce, the delegates to the United states
IGNORANCE Convention. assembled al " CLOCK,
III, afternoon, in the Hall Of Independence,
- arrangements preparatory to the opening
% t%. cop,sotiun this DAY. Mr., Roberts Vaux,
p-,I,,ot Of the Pennsylvania State Society,
,..av related the object Of the meeting. and pro-
ID that the Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, OF
tbany, be requested TO act As chairman on TINS
....,nn. which motion was unanimously agreed
- The Rev. DIR Edwards. of Massac husetts.
n, Smith, Of New Jersey, and Judge Darling
# PENNSYLVANIA. acted as secretaries, The names
4 The delegates from the states north and east
a PENNSYLVANIA were then taken, after which the
m,,,inq adjourned to 9 O'Clock this morning.
The Hall oi independence was crowded to over.
H,s,pr, gentlemen being present from nearly all
N. states IN the Union. A larger place. We
,hak, must be provided for the future meetings
ofrAe convention. s GaSehc
Thunder storm During the violent thunder
.crn which passed over the city on Tuesday at
,,.,,on. the lightning struck the building No. A.
Avenue D, in which Mr. Van Week keeps an
decay An Interesting lad, the sob OF Mr..
H,rmen Of Lemis St, who had Just re'ied his
l,.,.n and Vas sit'ing with his back to the wall
Va, killed BY the electric fluid which descended
hs wall, without injuriug any one else or even
Inc building. The top gallant mast ct the
Ctarlp.,on packet ship Sutton living at Peck slip,
81, aI,p struck bat without doing the vessel any
aiury. ~. T. Inner.
C,nm,nveqlh vs.. Mayor and aldermen, -
n, sui came on for iial yesterday incoming,
b,lOre the Municipal Court, His Honor Judge
nacher, presiding. The prosecution vas con-
dus,ed h,. S ID Parker, Esq. County Attor:.
rev, and the defence was managed by John Pick
sans. Esq. City Solicitor, and Andrew Dun
hp, E,u who was engaged particularly on
bphaf OF Mr. Aldermen Fales, but the defence
Of the oOe was that of all. We did not hear the
rgument Of the County Attorney, but those OF
Mr. Pickering and Mr.. Dunlap. were very able
and ingenious. The case was committed 10 the Ju-
~ at quarter past 3 o'clock. and in few minutes
hey returned verdict OF not guilty.
Boston Ceniinst.
The prophecy Of Ofrer Exams made IN the
presence Of the editor Of the REGISTER, and in
the muse Of his father.) many years ago-Is near
lsla6Iment Oliver Evans said, that the "child
WIS then born who would travel from Phladel-
mia IN Ros,on I'm me Jayo Oliver allowed,