Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

sary credit. No part Of his scma, c,,;..,
be idle; and he need Incur no loss from ms; "a; w
cious inves lures or unsaleable good. j'0N
stead, therefore, # renewing his en,; l.
as at present, in the SIP, ing and Au,,u"ft
t. ice in the year, he viii renew each '" '".s
of it, a, frrque fly as the country dem,nnti aH
ready access to neighbouring make, ~ t%
render txpedIenr. The sum total Of Lis' '"&
gain will be thus greatly augmented. ,nI u
win br both enabled and complies BY rn" ' %
itors enjoying similar advan' ages with ,P'
self, to afford his goods to his Custom, ~
much reduced prices.
In fine, the entire produce and sqb,r,,
the country, which may Should fnd , I,g
the Potomac markets, fNeir connfc;,.n,.5,
the rest OF the " ord, viii d relieved f.",,
burtheu Of double Freights, oablscom2,;,,;: -'
double port charges, and double h ,,,a ~.
sursnce: md the revenue Of the entire COMM
will be augmented 10 the benefit f e,c-,,
vidaal VIII sc estate, or residence. thu, r,,..
comprehends
All such articles furnished by hi, Conn.,,
as the consumption of the District Of C.,,-
bia requires, ana which are new d.g;.,I
part, from her STATES Of the Union, o. f,,,',
markets. vii decline in price. Fa,Laati,.
and lumber and Iron aud salt, viii, d,tf,l,,
do so. They are now derived, IN DR., &C.,
the North, and IN part from. forei IN >,r-
The supply Of al these ar icles from ID,
tomac, may he prom punced ineXh.ual ,lr. .rl
their price will decrease, a, their iac,.,,
consu nption will warrant and r,Qnuc d, en-
ployment Of larger capital, in their D,,f..
ton aud tran portation tr m the interior n,
the same reason if all the bread srulF, lot vb;l
there now exists an ca ctuai drmand-arlA
thcre does for all ;hat are now exported f,r
the United States, is cvideal-were Sc t sbo.3
through the market # the Di let Of Conn.
bia, tie valrc, to the n. ighbouting co.nrv =
that part Of thsm which it supplies, would b
improved by the larger and more active can.
tails employed in us purchasr, sransponuig,
and sale.
The foreign demand, indeed, like its ins;
can supplies, paItakes OF all The unc'rtarty u
the season abroad; OF the accidents Of wa;.l
Of the ctuating commercial policy If tdc d.
tons who consume what we offer 70 SELL Y
the mouths which are open to receive it, a,,
allowed to partakc OF the plenty that We -,
StSS, demand LOT our Dfi du an Si"!D NOA
never be wanting in countries whore raDt.,i
misery daily thin the ranks Of mankind :.
be prepared to avail ourselves Of wiser a..
cy in other nations is di rats Of prudence, Il
it would be ths contamination o.! lily, fwhis
every other State Of the Union is extending
irland trade, by opening roads and canAis ra
its sea board to it's interior, we were TO shut y
our own, lest they should compete with thtn
: in the supply of human subsistence, to hoa
who need il.
am sensible that these essays, whirh hs';
reached an. extent had not anticipated, wtsi
began them, ought to terminate, both Tor tx
public convenience and my own. The eaF.
solicitude feel, however, for the succe. .
their purpose. derived from an interest, publ
rather than personal, will plead my apo!Og
| hope, for deferring to arother, which shaI .
the last, the close OF tina, appeal whca | haN
made to the lukewarm friends and the open ,'
cmies Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
FRANKLIN.