Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-14

eo's" W ooS'o"' ouu "h'S" hds gwen rise IN
much litigation and contention, has at length been
decided.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. CLAY CONT.
nues at his residence at Ashland in the enioyms,,
Of good health, aud that, although slckues. and
death have surrounded him, his own family has
been mcrcifulIy spared.
The PREsIDESr's health, We are happy to hear
continues to be improved by his residence at III,
rip Raps. where he enjoys the comforts and u,.
ny Of the Injuries Of life, comparatively lre.
from the annoyances to which he 10 subjected !,
the seat of government His Northern tour in.
jured his health not little, and persons AIN
have not seen him before for several years, are AZ,
tonsbed at his feeble appearance.
The CHOLERA still exists in Kentucky, M.
nois, Missouri. and Ohio, although in mi,igatsd
form. 1t seems to Iinger hey ond the mouutaip.
Public health is good in all the Atlantic States,
We have read. with much pleasure, All Cratic,
delivered on the last 4th Of July, at Pon, ps,
SAINT, IVA by JAMES CRArK. Esq, in which til,
doctrines Of the New Lights of South Caroiu
and Virginia are triumphantly refu,ed, and ,hos.
mild, proper and constitutional remedies, Null
cation and Secession, fully exposed to be- what
in fact they are. disorganizing and Revolutionary
attempts to break up the Union, and elevate on,
State in defiance OF, and in opposition to the Un
ted States. Mr.. Craik spoke to an audience and
amongst people who are as true as steel to ,he.
country and its institutions.
Our neighbors Of Georgetown are some what To-
quandary relative to road which they conlsm
plate making between their town aud the F,IA
Bridge. The Common Council prefer one route,
and the Board Of Aldermen auother-so that AZ
usual, between two stools, &c. &c. The meet.
ings Of their Corporation Legislature, never " like
angels visits" have, Of late, been even more fr,
quent than usual.
The Congress Of the United Mexican Suta |
have appropriated thirty thousand dollars for The t
purchase Of periodical publications-aImost al
Of which are. Of course to be imported from fer
eign countries. The bill, a. passed by the IIOus
of Representatives, appropriated Ss5, 900; but
being increased by the Senate, was adopted Wit
their amendment
The Natchez Journal estimates the number d
slaves in that State, (siississi2pD who have died
Of Cholera, at not over 1000, and 10 Louisisn, It
10000. or about per cent. Of the entire popai
ton. vsIuipg each slave at S4oO. which is no.
an exaggerated average, this would make the Pc
cuniary loss alone Of Louisiana four millions.
The death of the Hon. JOHN SrANLy is a.
nounced as having taken place at Newbern, y
C. on the srd. He was for several Congress-.
q representative OF that district in the House d
Representatives Of the u. S., and for many y'in
a leading politician and statesman in his natl"
State. His reputation as man Of great abb
ties, especially as an orator and dcbaler il
among North Caroinians, second 10 none &f
the State has produced. He has fingered 10
eight years under paralysis which attacked liz
in the delivery Of an animated speech, on ~
floor Of the House Of Commons. of which bod!
he was at the time Speaker, 10 the session
1926, '27.
The most gratifying signs of the times in l'I
South are the frequent notices Of projected nL
roads and other works Of internal improvement
When her influential citizens become occup.
with the wholesome excitement of such undr
takings, they will have no time to bestOw q
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