Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CA
THURSDAY MORNING. My % ,sq,

tiee." We have said and copied quite AZ NM,
ABBOTT the Randolph affair as We have any iO,E,.
ton to do. The subject has been Sc, torn "a =.
tiers" with much writing and speaking. Po,n,
future. we shall only a'Iude to it when eou0.,l.I
to the task by urgent necessity.
AS the new appellation bestowed u,oo T.
Msckins Bird" by the Charles COUNTY -,
RE, will not. in all probability, be subis,,,
dispute with the G'erafi, the criticisms q,
Washington correspondent on that subi.,. g..
laid aside for the presen,-.o be used sbap,d =.
hear again from the UuJlerme.
The last production of our poetical corr.s,o,,
emf, Norval, is faulty in some of The lines and ~,
mon place in some of the sentiments. r.,
Rainbow never "peeps" IS in majesty" ~.
val should compose carefully and he will no, f,i
Us backward in encouraging young writer
The editor Of the Telegraph is now in Rd.
mond, writing for the Wing, of that city, ,u.
dry matters touching Temperance. Emanc,pa,q
and Mr.. Van Buren,.
We perceive that the Union Party in Charlie,
ton, S. c.. are again organizing, prepara,ory
we presume, TO the next election.
The Lynchturg Virginian adds the names #
Col. Ed. Watts. Of Bo,etourt, and Joseph C.
Cabel, Esq. of Nelson, TO those already 80.
sested for the next Governor Of Virginia.
The Petersburg lntellgencer offers "a PIC.
MUM of one years subscription to, and sd,rt.
ting in, the Intellisencer, for the best essay cau
tanning satisfactory proofs Of the eoree,ns. e
the opinion entertained BY many person, hat
there is no moral obligation to pay Printer.
bills. Should the successful competitor be 10 a.
reas for more than one year, he shall, in add,icn
receive receipt in full"
Already the CHOLERA is turning backward
upon US, in its course 1t has re.crossed the ,qIi
of Mexico, and again visited the City Of New
Orleans. 1t has also assembled the Mississippi,
and revisited the City of Cincinnati. Durir;
tie week ending the 9th inst. there were seven
teen deaths in the latter city, Of which seven
were by Cholera. The cities around US are NAL
ing active and extensive preparations for it, TO-
ming And what is done here! We may lite
rally say-nothing!
fhe Grown Lawyers OF Upper Cau,dl, b.
Attorney and Solicitor General. have been re.
moved from their Offices BY the British Govern
ment. The last Colonial Advocate mentions b.
probability that the Executive Council wOgds
Immediately dissolved, which would be FOLLOWED
by dissolution Of the House Of Assembly.
We learn that Captain Alexander S. Wsds
worth has been appointed to the command Of tie
s!oop Of war Vmcennes, now living at POh.
mouth, and that he will proceed in her to tie Pa
ciic Ocean sometime in the course Of the cD'a'
ing summer, as Commander Of our Naval iOTte
in that quarter.
The steamboat Columbia, Capt. Mrehei A"
rived yesterday, irom Richmond. She bfOucN
up the passengers who went down to the Ep'ito
pal Convention last week. The Convention w.
must numerousIy attended.
The Globe nov hauls in its horns, alnl s',
that only a fsw of the clerks employed IN lt'
Public Offices are " wretches"-" scOuad'eis
-" public brawlers"-" gamblers idl'r;,
and "sOts." Now what a modes. man Us
Globe editor must be!
The Massachusetts, Charitable Mechini
Association" are about to make an Effort to rare
subscriptions to complete the Bunker Hill N''
nument. The sum necessary to be raised
$4,000, fifteen thousand of which they have the
promise Of from some of our wealthy el'izet"
One gentleman agrees 10 give the sum Of S5oo'
The Association will have to raise gij COS.
National Temperance Conrenfion.-it I"
pected that this Convention, which is TO c'h'
mence its sessions in Independence Hall. IN ~
ladelphia, on Friday, Gath inst. will be reP'
sented BY several gentlemen Of the Grs! taIensH
the United States.