Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-30

OH, Of the Public Journals, giving all the
~. brought BY the last maiis-sho"ins the
,,,, ace aud body Of the times, their form and
pressure"
The Hon. Daniel Webster has consented 10
"a, address before the Franklin Institute
o philadelphia, in the last week Of November
p,,s,t N. Randolp phi. supposed to have been
.s.,s5 last winter in the vicinity Of Railway,
o. Jersey. has recently been seen alive and
n !, Philadelphia. though he denied his
.me He left home on horseback with con-
.I-,,h. sum Of money in his pocket. Short
for his pocket book rined, aud his sad
Hn.f.,,;,sd with blood, were found in thick
s.,g through which he had to pass; and the whole
..,,,v around vas raised to discover the body,
,I;f no,sible the murderer, for whose detection
-, ,hs relatives and the Government OF the State
Mod large reward. No motive is known Tor
o.. ,0Oduc. Of Randolph in thus mysteriously ab-
,sn,lng himself.
Saguar.-In Mr. Flin's ind'an wars OF the
Wa, h. relates the following singular circom.
,,,,i.,-which it will puzzle the sownsmen sa'
,sfac,orily to explain.
.Oo N, side Of a mountain 10 tennessee, are
no marks Of the footsteps Of men and horses IN
,hs limestone, in great numbers, and as though
.sv we're the tracks Of an army. Some OF
,,st,,rks show as if the army had slipped IN
mirv cIsv. All have the appearance OF being an
,c,a,I impression in soft clay, which afterwards
Su1pOrd 10 stone, retaining perfect impression.
Cb,rac,prs Of great freshness Of coloring, are
,o,,Led upon many Of the high bluffs, that i'm.
pead the western rivers. lnscr'ptons VI '"'s
sort are found in Missouri, on the i'linn's' anu
in various other places. A remarkable track '
shuman foot was found in solid block OF lime
stone. on the bank Of the MisspP', ut 81. Louis.
The most ancient traditions OF the west DO NOT
touch the origin Of these mounds or characters "
Or. Calhom-NiIes' Register, referring to
byguns times, remarks: Z" We well remember
tb, at the time stated (ls2l-s) it was very
common saving that Mr.. Calhoun could lind
constitution for any thing. We heard d'st'n.
guished member Of Congress from Pennsylva-
MA, Who was regarded as an ultra friend Of In
tsrnal Improvement, declare that he could not
rsash Mr.. Calhoun with "a long pole so lar
did Mr.. C. 90 beyond him in liberal coustruc-
tois Of the constitution"
We perceive, from an intimation in the last
Raleigh Register, that Mr.. CASTOR, yielding to
the pressing solicitations Of his friends, has con-
snted that his name shall be presented to the
approaching Legislature Of North Carolina, as a
candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court OF that
State, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Chief Justice Henderson,; and from the superb
or legal attainmenrs and high standing Of this
gentleman, no doubt can be entertained of his
election.
The following Advertisement appears in the
New York American:
Change Of Fortune is the lnt Of Life"
Two Ladies desirous Of settling themselves
advantage Ously, would wish to form matrimonial
alliances with two Gentlemen Of good family
and sducdiiOn. Riches not 50 much an object as
mental endo,rments which are absolutely re,
q"idie. they both being devoted to Literature
ant the 9ts. The Ladies having been closely
united IN the bonds of friendship, would prefer
Gentlemen similarly situated, that they might
SUI ENJOY the delights Of reciprocated afec ton,
man which nothing can be more desf, able. The
Ts' OF references will be given and re;uired.-
Proposals through the Post Office. and nos after
we iN October, as the Ladies will then retire to
@er country residence, to take into considers.
noh The merits and d.merits Of the respective
'anldstcs Their ages are between II and &c
Please address the "Modern Boiina, or the
"iOathful Tacita," for,
."Goi help those who help themselves"
~ bah proposals strictly confidential.
Msdid not presume to question the Specta-
%snsht to propose as many heterogeneous to
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