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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
Mounting Cloths

EUST received, an additional supply OF Bou''Ing
% Cloths, which ad,ledto ny former stock makes the
assortment very good, all Of which are tor sale AZ low
D;str;ct Orders from mers and others, will be par
ticuiariy attended to.
7mO 10 JoNh' ohNL''.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
Notice.

~ Office.
GGslonsry Court ofInquiry viii be held at the
:, - Council Chamber, on Monday the 18th July,
~ " O'Clock A. NJ. BY Order, this Court may for
S cause shewn, remit fines and exempt from Militia
~I!. JAMES THOMPSON.
SIg ~ Acting 3dgt lst Reg 2hd Brigade.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
&. &i. Y XMnmYson.
EStVE received per Ships Hevider- and Herald
Z AL "h.r arrivals, IN assortment nj
ST lIEs 81 e. GOODS;

4 and 6 striped and caecked fancy ginghams and
Seeruckers
98 and OIL, cambrIc aud iacOnet muslns
6 4 fanCy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
rs, fancy prints
Black and colourrd sarsnct cauhrics
Grandrell and shaded uankcenS
Silk stripe and brown linen ,lriiEng
"a hite, buff and fancy pr,u,ed cuttings
Mixed cassinut It's and angola cassimeres
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
VI ms white and mixed do and haithose
Thread and bobbinet laccs and al and Cd bobbinet
Spnalfied. Gag, bsntanna, leyant'ne, Madrass and
linen cambria hhdkts
Black and colourd sarsnets and gros de naples
White pink, blue, gree u, straw, purple and brown
florence
BLACK and cooured Canton and French grapes
aides white and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver and buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
rs and A Irish linens
S-4 aud rs do lawns.
S land Ga do sheetng, Russia do brown u beached
81, GA and lO.4 diaper and damask table linen
5. Oud rs damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka-
back
Yellow and blde nankeens
Best Italian sewing silk
White and coloured cotton balls aud spoos, floss do
and patent thr, ads
rwilled sacking stretz oznsburgs, shoe thread, &c
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtings and sheet
ngs, checks bed ticking, psids and stripes, cotton
yarn, sc sc. april ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
New Flour.

Flu made Of new wheat. Apply 10
'uH IL VI. MILLER & SON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

MTOTICE.-The subscriber viii ,E e.@ Sd day
Nv her School again on Monday, N,sWAY.
Of March next MARY b. ha taken or
NIB. A few female boarders VIII y" NJ &C.
moderate terms t,o5
Feb :.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

Sp9TRSUANTi 10 two DEGREES oi the e"f p,mr.
Court of Chancery, for the Ly"nfuclo.
District rendered the first on the l9'n ""' Ocio
Der, 1925, the second on the 2oh Gay Wedlc,.
Der, 1927, in the cause of Panneh vs. W. viii
The undersigned, marshal otthe sal 1r r"s, Govt
sell ut public auction, for cash, al t''. 1t 1898 a
House. on the fourth Monday IN ar a,'''
house and lot in the town of Marsrn , s1 n
l. n ~ ifwtd,S9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
I DEBATE TO Be COhIINUEH, ]

VEyiE public are hereb. cautioned again" hs me
ding for two Bonds---one e>ec"'e" 'il,rs
to VIM c. M'Allistrr f3r one hundred na. old
PAYABLE July ! |, 1923, and assigned 70 p pa5o
G. fiaden--th, other executed by me 10 .ays.
d. Payne, for seventy or eighty dollars, a pb he
bic at the same time. This caution Is 5;nseIf
cause the subscriber does not conslne' saa
l,ound to pay the whole amount 81 r'rn |tIrR
bonds i. Jbt hhoO4' Ho,H
Eoh % ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

'Know edge and wisdom, fsr from being one
Hu' MI tunes no conncVop-kgol, Lodge dwells
u heads rrplctc with Thoughts Of other ncn
Wisdom, in minds attentive iu their own.
knowledge IL proud that he has learned so much
" sdom j. humble that he knows no more.
Duoks sre not seldom talisinans and spells,
By which the magic art of shrcwdor wits
Holds the unthinknp multitude enchained,"
Aud no, books only, Sir--specches are not
less deceptive. Sir, not only consider the want
OF what IS called learning not to I've diSquaIif.
cation far the command in chief in civil or mill.
tary life, bur do consider the possession of TOO
much learning to he of most miscellaneous conse-
1uencc 20 such "A characters who is TO draw
from the cabinet oChis own sagacious mind and
10 make the learning OF Others, or whatever 9th.
er qualities they may possess, subservent TO his
more enlarged and vigorous views Such man
was Cromwell, such man was Washington. Not
learned but wise. Their understandings were not
clonded or cramped. bat had fair play Their
errors were the errors of men. not OF schoolboys
aud pedanis. Sir, 50 far from the want of what
Is called education being very strong objection
to a man al the head Of affairs, over-education
Constitutes a still stronger objection. lin the
case OF lady it is fatal. Heaven defend me
from an over-edncated, accomplished lady Yes
sir, accomplished indeed for she is flushed for
all the duties ola ~fc or mother, or mistress, OF
atam'ly.l SIR, We hear much of military usur.
patton, Of military Disappointment the sword of a
conqueror--of Casar--& Cromwell-and Buo
napa,te. What little know OF Roman history
has been gathered chiefly from the surviving
letters OF the great men of that dny--of Cicero
especiaily-and freely confess TO you, that, if
had then lived aud been compelled 10 take sides
must, though very reluctantly. have sided with
Cesar rather than take Pompey for my mas
ter. Sir, il was the Interest OF the house of Stu
ari--and they were long enough 10 power to dc
ito blacken the character OF Cromwell-.-tba
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
un)JCJAI. SYSTEM.

Mr.P.P Barbour, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported the following OH;
which was twice read, and committed to The
COMMITTEES of the Whole House on the State
OF the Union:
"a Bill flrther to amend the Judicial system
IF the United States.
Be j, enacted, sc. That the Supreme Cour,
of the United States shall hereafter consist oil
a Chief Justice and nine Associate Justices,
any six Of whom shall be quorum; and Tor
this purpose, there STALL be appointed three ad-
di,ional Associate Justices OF the said Court,
with like powers and duties, and 10 take me
same oathes, and be entitled TO the same salary
as the other Associate Justices thereof.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted. That the
seventh Judicial Circuit Of the United States
shall hereafter consist OF the Districts OF ONO
and Kentucky, and that The Districts OF Indiana
Illinois, and Missouri, shall form the eighth
Circuit; the Districts Of Tennessee and Alaba>
ma shall form the ninth Circuit; ard the DIS
tric,s of Mississippi aud Louisiana, shall form
The tenth Circuit; and the Justice of the SUI
prems Court appointed Tor each Of the said
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
PACKETS.

OF the ,h,rty-four packet ships says the
New York Mercantile advsr,i>erl employed
IN the resua, lines hetwren New York and
Liverpool London ard Hare, only 1--WE are
now in porI, aud one Of these is detained be-
loud her time to make some repairs. Eighteen
ave probably now on he way to New York, ten
gr eeyeh Of which are considered as due, VIZ.
from Liverpool; Isl Decembe. packet. Pacific,
S'h, John Jay; l6'h, Florida, 24ti., Leeds, LIST
Jan. Canada; 9Th, Birmingham; le;h, Britain
IA; 2i'h, Sias Richards; LIST Feb. New York.
trom HAVE; 1t Dec packet, Queen Nab; 18Th
Henn ~. and Don Quxot,e; Isl Jan. Cad
mus; ls'h, Edward QursneI, and Sully, Ist of
Feb. trancC.-From London, 10th and oath
January packets.
This delay IN the arrival Of the Jackets, is.
we believe, without precedent since their Grs,
Establishment Excepting those detained in
I've bay by the weather, there are only three
packet ships IN this port; the George Canning,
which sails on the 8th instant, for Liyerpooi:
the Napoleon, Tor do. on the 9Th March. and
ehs Columbia, for Londun.-Sixty.one GAYS
nave e.apsed since the date OF the las, adyices
Hom Liverpool, and the first packet due is
Supposed to have been at sea g. DAYS. The
SSPense occasloned by the want Of advices has
STe!ed materially commercial operations
Purchases are kept back and sales Of produce
~ export have been trifling. Commercial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
Ct \ SERMON WHY be Aeliv.

cred on Sunday Evening, by leave of Divine rrovi.
dence, at early candeight in the First Presbyterian
Church, BY the Rev. Harrison, and collection ia
ken, for the benefit of the oNEs'MuS SOCIETY.
Necessity compcls them to make this annual appeal
to the pubc and while they offer their grateful
acknowledgement for past generosity, they rely with
confidence on a continuation of it, and would still
plead the consa Mt demands Of the INDECENT their
charity.
The Society heg leave report that within the last
year they have distributed, TO thoe whom they
have considered absolutely needy, l67 garments. 81
pair Of Shoes and 40 pair of stockings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

FUNERAL of ARCHBISHOP MAREscHAL.-The
funeral oh,eauies of yhis much lamened and
Distinguished Preiate, took place on Saturday
last. The ctrs economics were in the highest de-
gee Impo,ing, an.l the GROVE: who attended 10
plv their last reS2sc, to he venerable drceas>
en- gave e,ideucr Of the love in which he was
held, by h, &c p>;oned grief that burst from
those wao had III long been nnder bis pastoral
charge. M,z rt's requiem was sung IN full
choir, aud high mass pc formed at the Cathe-
dral and funeral discourse delivered by the
Reverend Mr.. Wheeler. We did not see The
procession a, it moved to the Cathedral, but
learn from eye-witnesses, that the EFT CT was
extremely solemn. Thus have in short space
oftimr, two heads &c their respective churches,
been taken from their f,oks, and called TO re-
celve at the hands Of their heavenly Father the
need Of the d, eds done in the body Holding
different orceds, they united in the same grea,
end, to extend he kingdom Of God, and teach
peace on earth, and good will among men.
Bait. Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
From the Ner- York .4mericc,.
TARIFF IN NETWORK.

-. --ANirE IN NCW-1Okh.
Inc following resolutions have passed the
Assembly BY vote of 81 TO S. The dis,inc,
s,oena OF protection is here assumed as the
W Wo''e Tor the desired revision Of the tariff -
p nna' say South Carolina, DR.. Cou2er, and the
, IN 'ne Senate, the discussion of similar reso-
.su'ns was, On motion Of MI. Warren, post
P0aed until this day..
NesoiNef, Of the Senate concur herein, that
~, ~ SENATORS OF his State, in the Congress of
.. S United States, be ana they are hereby in
e'.'Oe'ed, and the Representatives in this State
a. requested to make every proper exertion TO
+'e' such revision Of the tariff as viii afford
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

eighth ninth, and tenth Circuits, shall reside
thereto. u.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, Tha, SO
mu, Of anv act or acts OF Congress-, as vests
in the District Cour,. Of he United States, in
the Districts Of Indiana. Ii!inois, Missouri,
Mississippi, Alabama, and Loaisiana. the pow
ers and Jurisdiction Of Circuit Courts, be, and
The same is hereby, repe aled; and there shall
be hereafter Circsi: Courts for said Dis riots,
to be composed Of the Justice of the Supr' me
Court assigned or ALLOTTED 10 the Circuit 10
which such Districts may respectively belong,
and OF the District Judge Of suchsDis,ricts,
Severally and respectively, 10 have like powers
with other Circuit Cou.ts, and 10 be holden
until otherwise ordered by law, al such times
and places us are now established in each OF
said Districts, respec lively, for holding the
District Court, for the exercise of the iuris-
diciion IF Circuit Court; and all actions,
suits, prosecutions, retognizances, and pro.
ceedings, Of whatever nature, now being or
pending in said District Courts, as exercising
the powers and jurisdiction Of Circuit Courts,
or which are or may he reiurnablp there to shall
have day, be heard, tried, proceedei in and de-
cided, in the Circuit Courts organized aud
provided for, in said Districts, respectively, by
this act, III the samei manner as If originally
brought, entered, prosecuted, given, or had
therein"
RETRENCHMEHT.
The House then proc eded TO the oonsid era
ton Of the so oft considered resolutions Of Mr..
Chiffon on, the subject OF retrenchment, to-
gr,her win thr amenomeL, Of Mr. Blake and
Mr.. Hamilton thereto
Mr.. Buchanan took the floor, and went at
length into q reply to the arguments urged by
Mr.. Everett on Friday, and Mr. Serge an, on
Saturday, o! last week.
Mr.. Rives rose, (about half past three o.
clock} but after a few words, y dec 10 a mo-
ton for adjournment, which prevailed; and
The House adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
District Of Columbia-fo Wit

The United States Of Amcrica-Libetants
AGAINST
One set Of If 7f, rt on"1 W sna Respondents
ID L RENE mbered, that Thomas Swain, Esq At
Id torney for the United States for the District OF
Columbia, hath exhibited libel i'll the district Court
of said District, alleging that on the day OF
dining set Of Liverpool Ware, have eenimPoried III
TO the United Sates-t' wit: at the FORT OF Alexan
dria in certain brig called "rhe Cumberland" to
whereof one Thomas Patterson was masteri that the
said China and Liverpool Ware ere not included in
the report, manifest and entry made with the Coec
tor of said port-By which means the same became
forfeited the United States and seed by the Col
ector aforesaid. All persons having right, title or IN
teres in the said China and liverpool Ware, are
cited and admonished appear at the Court House in
Alexandria the first Monday in March next to hear
and abide by and perform all such Judicial acts as are
by law required to be done in the premises.
Teste EDM. !. LEE, c C.
feb )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

sufficient protection to the growers OF wool,
hemp, and AJAX, and the manufacturers OF iron,
woolens, and every other article, so lar Us the
same may se connected with the interests OF
manufactures, agriculture and commerce
Resolved, as the sense Of this Legislature,
That The provisions Of the wooliens bill W lIh
passed the House Of Representatives al the last
Session Of Congress, whatever advantages they
ma, have promised 20 manufacturers OF WOOL
len goods, did not afford adequate encourage.
meht to the agricuturis, and the growers OF
WOOL
Resolved, That the Governor be, and ne is
hereby requested to transmit, copy OF the
above resolutions to each OF the Senators ana
Representatives in Congress from this State.
The House agreed with the Committee OF
the Whole in the adoption Of these resolutions,
by vote of 81 10 8, (Messrs. Albarlis, En-
met, and Smith,
The Jacksonites still attempt TO maintain the
delusive impression, that General Jackson was
soldier Of the Revolution. lie was toasted al
several Jackson dinners on the eight ph, as
"the Hero of two Wars" Now let two simple
facts be stated.
Gen. Jackson was born Therevolution common
so says the Bal Rep. on ced in l77s-6.
18th March, 1867.
So that r"Hcfo Of the two Wars" was but
light or nine years old the time when, as his
friends would have the good people believe, ne
was playing The hero. Such attempts al de-
erp,ion are enough to open the eyes OF the
friends oil truth, 10 the true character oil those
" no are using General Jackson as hobby up
on which to ride i1to power .Marylander.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

IS AZ SO u Is IS
are the drawn numbers in the Rhode Isk.rl Fourth
Baptist Society Lottery, No 3, which WIS dram in
Providence on the Goth Jan. The ticket having on
it the combination numbers S % -, prz If
$500.
was sold in shares at CoBSES' 10 poor bu, worthy
mechanic OF this place, feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
NeNiOy az

NeNOv
-EvHE subscriber has removed his .9cton Store from
L Janney's wharf TO that spacious three story nre'
proof brick warehouse at the of King and st
Asaph streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he offers by the piece or package only,
5 and 81 point blankets, "a TO 1874 rose do
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
Dandano hdkfs black silk do, crimson moreens
Black brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin, Drab cloths
Shsd and herring Irvine
casks Malaga wine
8 bbls bottiing crab cider
l9 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats upper leather, stoves
Tobacco, oars, quantity OF books, one piano
Secretary and book cases. chairs, one sdeboard
Fender, pen knives, and many other articles
All being on consignment, will be sold at lowest IL
mits at private sale, for cash, on usual credits
GEO JOHNSON.
George Johnson still retains a counting room, &c.
on Ianncy's wharf where he will be found st all ne
cessary times for the transaction OF Commission bust.
ieD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
I@.f, , s55gS = l%fi@i31 aAa
,-rSn,y MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1928

~. river a, Louisville, Kentucky, has fallen
,ipht feet, aud is now within its banks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

,.,, qoDoistp.sni. John Duer, Esq has been
,;,,rd Uoi,ed Stats District Attorney, Tor
IP {, 70 Of New York, vice Robert Tiliotscn,
Esor. resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
William Fow'e & Co.

UAVE in store, and offer for sale
I'll Is chests Young ny son Tea of superior Quality
80 hhds and tierces Of retailing molasses
500 sacks Of blown salt
1000 bush of Ground Alum do.
feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
The Alexandr. Philo- Dramatic Society in announc-
ing their next performance, Aatter themselves that the
novelty of the pieces (nether of which nave ever
been PLAYED hers together with other considerations,
will ensure general turnout of the friends OF the
drama.
On FhTD4K, EVENTNG, FEBRUlFY sh
The new and much ad nired Comedy, Gas performed
with unbounded applause at the principal theatres,
both in This country and England, called
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
Public Sale Of N.anA,
Trust SMle

y pursuance of deed Of trust executed by Alex
snder " Briscoe, to secure debt dae TO Miss Ma
rah Kech, will be sold for Cash to Tho highest bidder
on the first Monday in March next, lit being Pince
William Court d,y.) between the hours OF l2arG .
clock p. VI all much of the interest which The
said exanIe " Briscoe, holds OF is entitled to in
a certain tract of land, On which he the said n.
Brscoe nos resides, viii pay said debt interest rd
the of effectng the sale his land is situs'1
just at the foot of BuRun Mountain. in the County OF
Prince William, alb out eight miles fem Tia! market,
and about the saline dist ance from the Ahe rils in
ioHdoun County, and has long been cOnsid, rcd ~
mongs the best farms in that section ofthe country
The quantity ofsnd the said Briseoe l. supposedto
be entitled top aud which he now is in possession of,
(being part Of large tract) is between oui hum
bred and four hundred aud twenty acres his title IS
believed to be perfectly good. but such only will be
convey ed rs is in the subscriber.
JNO. GIBSON, Jr attorney in fact for
jan lS-lawts WILLIAM ASHMORE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
AUCTIONS :
BY George johnson.

~ Wednesday the 18Th inst at IL o'clock, the pre-
~ misses, the Lot knnwn AS boot Eowcll's-being
One SQUARE OF GROUND, southwest
of the Town, bounded north by jefferson street
tended east by Patrick. louth1 Green and West by
Henry-street. This property enclosed, has on tia
fa3 Small Frame House which ieute last year for
La $50 Another small part of it is ground rented
at Sl2 per anuum, and the balance und, lease for
years, part unexpired, at SIS per annum. The title
is unquestonsble, and the PROF er,, will be sold with
out reserve for approved paper at and IL months.
feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
SNIP NEWS.
tnrt of .AiexauAria

ARRIvED-Frb. S.
Steamboat Potomac jenkins, Norfolk.
Schr. Dray, Wadswor;h, Boston, plaster to VIM
Fowle & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06
Pico Madeira W ine.
In half pipes, and quarter casks for sale by
Il jan IS W. FOWLE& co.

70 Fishermen.
I'D ridport shad and herring ,wine
Id Cotton do do do
Rope Of all sizes
Cork wood
Tar
Long boards for seine boats
Oars
With a general assortment Of Cables, Anchors &c
Cedar and Locust Posts 8, 10, II, ID, 49, 20, feet
long, Boats Of various sizes. With gensral assert.
ment 0f UMBER.
jan % JOSIAH ii. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

Tho course pursued by the OPPosition par
= ,hs House Of Representatives is general~
:, r.rroba,rd throughout the country. The
,nie are indignant, tina, men who made such
- n,of, ssian> in the beginning, should now
s,r,e, or disry gard these very professions and
..an,ises. Iii, very evident that The opposi>
Z; conscious of the irapossibili'y Of pro0ing
,;sran.eement or abuse of the public
nr6, by the present Administration, SEEK by
IA ,ssection, to delude the people into the be-
Ga, ,uch is really the fact. The friends OF
=, Administration in the House have shown
=, disoosilion to conceal any 'hing-have ma
.;s..,ea no wish keep ie'r Constituents
;.ha1a.k. as regards the mea sures OF The Ca
AIM, On the contrary, they have expressed a
.i,b tina, an enquiry should be Instituted. and
VIGOROUSLY prosecuted. And while they have
h., hack their assailauts. and foilea them at
every auack they show their Willingness, o
have he whole unj~cI thoroughly probed. ihe
dsb,,, on MIR Citizens motion, will show,
,btt the opposition have faiied in establishing
any charge against the administration, and we
are much mistaken, if, iike many other plans
which they have lately adopted, 1t does not en-
,iIely fail Of effect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-06

7, has been stated in various papers, this
Gazette among o,hers,) tina, the Brazilian Gov
ernmep, had reduced the dunes on American
c,ods from "a to IS per cent thus outing our
Merchants on an quality wi b the French and
Pcp,i,h. The statement, as we iearntrom the
gentleman above referred TO. Is incorrect An
az, which would have had that efectp wa,
pass,d BY the House OF Repre- sen'anves, b1'
he Emprrar refused il his sane non
Fr,nrh and ErClisn mercnand Sc are admit
ned 10 erry on paymrn, Of Is Per cent. dut',
prd.r special treaties F,om some cause or
o,,er which remains 10 be explained, we have
no commercial treaty win Brill decided
preference is given al Rio J4neiro to Amrri' an
co,rse cot,ons, onJ if they were admitted on
uayment If he same duties as The English, the
consumption ofour domestic goods In tina,
quarter, would be very considerable.
Phil Ga-.