Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-26

,,.,,cr tells US that il is the Kitchen
Inc I'D nd ,ot the party" which is disqu'-
C'oO'' ss stated the other day. Very we'll
s'.' II see whether the one gets on without toe
CHER.
r., Philadelphia Intelliseneer thinks ina. 70
,,.,.e Of Judge Mclean we have ""l''aken Tue :,
Is. a, single print for the voice oil the press,
Yep Rn, we know very we'll that the
',, ,'n:, Of the Ohio Jackson paper was echoed
so Washington Jackson Globe-and we nave
'' us ,o, 10 believe that the whole pack will
). coon in full cry
RIGHT clad are we to see the stand take" o!
p.,mond Wing in relation to the nuil'hers'
". 49,. mon Mr.. Clay, We repeat. let them
'"', We ask no favors for Mr. Clay at
r:,r,nd, If they choose unnecessarily, I'LL
Ill and unseuerously, to assall Mr. Clay,
~, NAV continue to do so. Ion horrors
" l., ho.rors accumulate 1.-The CALLED
- .,1s, will vince" a, last. " o"r ~ithers" will
rsmain, "unwruns'
r.. ,r.eaote copied into this paper a fe" days
rer,,iye to a.coun,ryman's refusal to take
To-. 4.,es Bank notes, was pracuca''y mus
II; n ,,,s MACE last week. A farmer object
"a - ,scpiyng United States Bank paper ior'h's
b,r,nse he doubted the solvency OF the
Rink, when so much was said about and against
BIZ the government" These are precious
Ures
W. thank he Sentinel Of the Valley tor Its
-.,J ,y;,bs, for our town. The Valley farmers
~ 6,5 our merchants fair and lioerai-none
,,,s 90. Give Us fair trial, and Vt VIII Dc
...r that on tia, score we will not knuckle to
ugr ueishbOrs.
The nu!i6ers in the Georgia Legislature are
making the most persevering aud Determined et-
s,,,s 10 advance their cause. One wca'd think
,6s continued defeats they meet with would give
them qaie'us. Bot they seem to have the aeu'
,ily aud ,lsOr Of .antsas.
The New York Courier Of Saturday last says
the pressure upon the money market continues
~ ncreasen Breakers are most assuredly
ahead. The whole community suffers. A crash
must ensue.
We publish TO- lav accounts Of more Steamboat
Accidents on the Western Waters The de-
,,ruction of human life is most awful. Where
and when will II stop?
Pksde Island On a second trial, we learn
that Dotee j. Pearce, Esq. has been reelected
to Congress, by a msjOr,ty OF about 500 Mr.
Pearce is gentleman Of talents-a very thorough
e,iness man-and has ever been staunch Ma
anal Republican,
UE. Cooper The New Fork American in
LrmS Us that the compliment Of public dinner
hs been rendered TO our distinguished country
ran, since his return 20 that city and declined
The Pendleton Messenger states il as preVa'
len, rumor, that Mr. Rando!ph's famous "sk'n'
n.n," letter. Niu be made public bv Gen. Ham
lion on the occasion Of his delivering the eulosy
Ca TOrnbuu.
The first two performances OF the new Italian
0rera Company, at New York, seem to have
ne, with rather cold encouragement.
A letter to the editor Of the Richmond Compi
Ter, dated November 9, says:
"By two Cnoleras and two Fevers New Orleans
Ia, lost TWELVE THOUSAND PERSONS
IN ONE YEAR-say one fourth OF its PoPu'a
hon! s0lluis gay, busy New Orleans.
Cotton is falling toits proper value, and We
IiOk forward to an active season. The sugar
crop looks we'll though this is the critical period"