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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

AyARIcE ouTwIrrED -Thr case Of John Eyrr,
Esq. who, thoug, " nth uIward> Of 80 oooi,
was convicted a, he Old 3 ilrv & sentenced 20
trans por,aion for stealing elev'ns Qnires Of
common writing paper, was rendered more me
unorahle by the oppor uni'y whichu gave Jun,-
US 20 impear b the integri y Of Lord Mansfield
who was supposed TO have erred in admitting
him to bail An auecdoie is rel,'fd Of Eyre,
which shows, in a striking manner, '"e Da'ura'
depravIty of the human hear; aud nay help "a
account for the meanuess of the crime If viii h
he s,ood convicted. An uncle of is, gen e
man Of considerable property, made his will il
favor of a clergyman who Was hts inlima'r
friend, and commilsed it, unknown 10 The r.,
of the family, 10 The custody Of 'he divine.
However. not long before his death, h,viag al
tecd his mind as to The disposal of his W al 3,
he made another will, in which he LET, he olI
gyman only 5ooi leaving he bulk Of his la e,
property TO go 10 his nephew anu his helr.a
law, Mr.. Eyre. Soon after the old gen,ltmau's
dea!h, Mr. Eyre, rummaging over his drawers.
found This last will, and percei'ing he Iega'y
Of 5Ool 10 il for the clergyman wi hou' ans
hesitation or scruple Of conscience, pur 1t I'M,
the fire, and took possession OF the whole .frrls
in copst quence Of his uncle being supposed 4"
die in,eslate. The clergyman coming to town
soon after, and inquiring into The circums'anc S
of his old friends death, asked If be had made
a will before he died On being answered by
Mr.. Eyre in the negative, the clergyman very
cody pu, his hand IN his po ket and pulled out
the former will, which had been committed 10
his care, in which Mr. Eyre had beque he'd
him the whole of his fortune, amounting to Sc
vera thousand pounds, excepting legacy Of
2ool 10 his nephew.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

RIplcuLE.-I, wee wel:, indeed, for mankind,
if ridicule would capf { itself 10 the fail les
and imperiec,ions Of human na'ure. and no.
extend It's baneiul influence aver The few good
GU ,lites and perfec ton, Of il: uu' there is no.,
perhaps, virtue to ne named, which may not,
by the medium Trough which l. is sern, be
distorted INTO vice. 2idicule will c'o' he pru-
dence in the garb Of avsrice, call courage rash
ness, sud brand good nature with the name Of
prodig lily; win laugh a he compassionate
mau for his weakness; the serious man for his
precisene S; and ,h- pious man for his hypo-
crisv.-- Smoiiet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

AeiSE FOR THE LAwYERs-rhr Bosom Cen
'e' asNs' concerning The SlAMESE BOYS, who
'S'e sci al Boston staring, and all the coun-
= wondering, "how would an action, ciu,Hter
& o"''qahiSr operate on one Of them? VIVA,
''ad De The construction ola con:arc,? Clear
%. one could not be taken, and placed in d,.
'"' e'', without the other. Should both be
w. ID imoO' Hadsus corpus to relieve the in
''''' would er nscessiiais rei libera,e the other.
'' .VO would they sand effected by the in
,'.''' o The law? Surely it would puzzle a
'.ileilhia Lawyer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

REvERsE OF FORTUNE When Amer, who
had conquered Persia ami rar,ary, was defeat
ed and taken prisoner by ismail, he sa, on he
ground and solder pr,pare'I coarse me 81
TO ape ,se his hunger. AS mi, was Boiled IN
one Of the pots used fpr The fond Of the horses,
dog pu his head in o il, bu, the mouth Of
the vessel being TOO small, hr could no, draw
1t GU ag.in, and run aw,y with 30 h 'hr pot
and the mra'. The ap'i,e ,nnnarch 'urs, into
e. pfla"ghttr, and on his CARDS inanding
WHAT cause upon ear h could induce person
il MS situation to laugh, replied" 1t was blu,
his corning the >ie ward Of my household
onpl.ined that three hundred ramels were not
'noagh TO carry nv kl chen fn'nitu'e-h"w
easily u is bnns by HI dog, who ha'h carried
away both my cooking instruments and din,
ner."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
.A.T-T sONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.

ON SATURDAY Fp'EAfvG. the l2M instant, at
emily candkdsht,
WHIP s..sold at the Auction st re- of King and
8. ,S,ph streets,
Il hdndsoUe nssorfmfnf Of neU and pdluable BODRSG
STATIONARY lust received .among them
bibles. Trs,.,nents, Fox's Book IF Martyrs
- Clarke's Commentaries, E vols Wesley 'sworkss
10 do born IN calf; Jo,ephus, vols gilt; Rolln
vols do; Chsselieux's Views and Account If the U.
aud Rise after the War; Goodrichs hstory Of do,
Blar's England; Mrs 0p.'s Works. - vosi Tales Of
Woman; ,mack's School Of Fashion; shepherds Ca.
lendar, Trials Of Life; writing and 'eter Paper black
lead and slate pencils. quilts pnt boxes &c. &c; also
paper hangings ,n' borders
find should time permit, 10 close sales,
small invoice Of lace,. edgngs, nobbineH lace
capes caps collars merino scars, do shaIs, SO.
sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

ne following advertisement, we find in a
""'o''ph'a paper. VIVA, It means we cannot
''"G We believe. however, the advertiser
a' Keeper ola public garden.
"O''oR ANDREW FITZPATRICK csnno, lorce,
|, 'Ieou'hale retri5utiug his ,ardiack thanks
!, rs honoseni'urs, for their kind pa.ronals of
n. .soGa and Labyrinth Garden. Should
~ SOn'lnae to peragra,e over his cedelve and
h. Ulosy, 10 avoid the excundescence of The
y 'ne DOCTOR assures them that they viii ne .
my u"a n'm unamalis,icaI, s,enlo,ophonick, or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

REMAINS OF A MAMMoTH.-It is stated in
the Chambersburg, Pa. Repository Of Tuesday,
that the tooth Of Mammoih, ond pa't Of the
Jaw hone, To which it had been attached, have
Just been discovered 10 that county. The hands
employed in sinking a trail race Oft mill in
Pa'h Valley came upon them feet below the
sun face Of the earth. Tie tuoth was taken up
nearly perfect, having sustained some H. jury
from the workmep before its nature was dis
covered II is seven feet in length. IA
inches in circumference, and weighs about 20
pounds. II was found says the Reposi ory,
near the head of a large lime stone sp'irg
which issues from the foot Of knoll and runs
ino a mesdow, formerly no doubt marsh,
occasionally overf1own by the creek. o ner
bones were discovered, bot they all .crumbIed
Immediately on exposure 10 The air. TIL ca.
amel or outer coal OF the tooth was very firm,
and iAicult to break with a pick the in"er
par, had become, in some degree, softened, but
presents a beautiful Wilderness
This is the first evidence we have had that
this mighty race-so long extinct as no, ev n
TO be mentioned IN history once inh4bned
'he voeys Of Cnnoe ncheague, "frd an cur
lawns, aud in our forests ranged:"- Bali Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
COM NJ ERcIAL..

From the Postscript to the Ne~ York Commercial Of Won
day afernoon
The London Courier Of the SIS, says: cit is report
ed and credited that accounts in town of the Gov
eminent Of France having arranged with the Hank OF
Paris for loan of fifty millions of frsncs-thry mil
lions to be PAID in and twenty when called for"
JULr ST. IL O'Clock Consols for account are at 8S
5-8i, and for mune, 8855 8.
LONDON MARKETS, JULY so.
CorrKE-3e20 bags were bought at 33s Sd per cwt.
SPIc.s-Pepper is readily purchased at a reduction
of 8 per ID
Conn ExcHASsB.-We have 1ull market, and no
alt; RAJ ION i" uric, of anv description
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
40 No\lars Reward.

- ROKE from the Jail NJ Ale.,ndra, ID. on the
a slave of small size, very much frecki.d about the
eyes and nose, which gives her very bad Appearance
that traders would not buy her, a,ng she too
ugly. She wore away dark plaid frock Of orange
ground and d&rk stripe, and dark sun.bonnet,, no
other clothes known Of She is about % years Old
She lived in Baltimore about FIVE years, with Mrs.
Shelley some time and Mr.. Haries She called herself
Ann Eliza, Baltic; her namei j, Fanny, but it is
taLed that her name Is Eliza Bordey. She was taken
up in Baltimore, and lodged in this Jail the 9Th Of
this month. will give the above reward if taken in
or abou, Baltimore and delivered at his Jail, s25 if
taken in the District of Columbia AMI delivered 40 q
bove TH0S STEEL, Jsilor.
" The Baltimore American will publish the above
every other day six times and send their account to
his office for payment. eo6, aug 29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

An AMERICAN TURK.-The ST.. John (N 30
Courier says ha, this impostor is still ~ ex-
islence He had been endeavoriRg TO practice
his receptions on the people ct Wes fi'ld,
Kings county. A paper was offered him, con-
tanning description Of his person, when he
appeared 10 be much confused, and said hr
could not read English. He al length took the
paper, and could find, without mucn difficulty,
that Il was da,ed the 18th Of August.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

!, ~. republican, printed at Portsmouth Va.
uc,iO, discontinued The experiment Of con
al So newspaper at tina, place, upon neu-
ro,,i. 'ipies, having failed of success the
Il, S m'Or o, The REPUBLICAN has issued propo.
,ri,N.ip %u,onSaiNs IN The Borough OF Norfolk
ILL., NY paper 10 be called the Evenine
terN.u' y ernsr the editorial management Of
sin will III Mnehel', E7l. The Evening Bull
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

language Of nature, have elegantly drawn. the
Ell It music on he mind Tn F.nrose
OF Marmoniellr, ne Maria of S-rne, snd 'he
Julia de Roubignr # Mackenzie, bu, more es.
p ia'lv he Minstrel # b It lie, sweetIv -,infe
his delightful and orwitch,ng melancholy which
SO oiand'y steals upon the children If sorrow
Literary Hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

Music. The soace Of h. mourner, that
food Of tender passion, which While il sweetly
,nel,s the soul, corrects each harsh and painful
feeling; will ever "a the wretcheJ be source
Of exquisite sensation. Those wri'ers who
have touched the finest chords # ply, who,
minslipg the tendetesi simpli,i ,v with he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
BY GEORGE WHITE

On SATURDAY, the I9h instant in front Of Hhites
AUCTION Rooms, ciH be offered for sale, TO the hghess
bidder
q shares Potomac Steamboat stock
" pew on the north aisle If st Pauls Church
100 acres land, near Marietta, in Ohio
3 shares Ashby's Gap Turnpike stock
II do Fauquier do do
do Boonsborough do do
Terms at SALE which will take place at 10 O'clock
A d. GEO. JOHNSON,
Residuary Trustee of Thos. Jsnney & Co.
sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
FIVE COMMANDMENTS

?, 11'ari'd from the JucksOn DseaIogus:
IT rnoa shalt no, think but as we think.
TIo ou Saa' not speak but as we speak.
u snait not read hu, as we read.
soait not vote but Us We woe.
0On shall, not choose, but shall, take VIVA,
VIC choose for thee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
TMoreluck at Whites office!

vhKEr Combination Nos 80 46 IL, which cine
Il up handsome prize of 81 600 in the Union Ca
nal ioer' at Penns, lvanis, Class No 10 for 1872
sold at WHITES Office to gentleman Of Prince VIII
ham count, Va besd many other snug little prizes,
such as $685. SOS, 40s, &c. &c Ac the cash for all
OF which can be had above, upon of the
tickets
IRaWS THIS DIP 1T % O'CLOCK.
Washington City Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington on Thursday,
the 10Th Of September
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets "a; halves 2; Quarters
Delaware and South Carolina Consolidated
Lottery. I eth Glass,
Will be drawn in Wilmington. Del on Saturday, 18th
s-.. OF September.
60 No Lottery 3 drawn ballots
Highest Prize Five Thousand Dollars.
Tickets -; halves Il quarters so cents.
Virginia State Lottery, 2lst Glass,
For the Benefit the Dismal Stcamp Canal Company,
Will be dra wn IN Richmond, Va ON Wednesday, the
10th OF September
SPLENDID SCHEME.
go prizes of $1,000 prize of 5000
go do of 500 do of 5000
do of 1895 do of g, 500
Al of 1OO 81 of co. S. nf So &c. amounting, in ALL to
S136. $40!
Tickets S.; halves : 50; quarters IS.
To be had in variet, Of uumbers at
=. II. WHITES
Lottery 06fee, Royal street.
% Orders from the country specially attended to.
sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
Cara.

A. B. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,
WlCL commence his regular visits to Al, xandris
w ON Thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
them the second and fourth Thursday in each month
until further notice Persons wishing his professional
services, will please leave notice at Caggets City
Hotel may ll-eThH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
800 Acres


this place. yesterday morning, q Tobacco note,
Il marked II. q. supposed num1er 1fO-Nett weight
9oS; first Quality in Pononkey warehouse (Md.) in
spected 1t September Persons purchasing will,
therefore. please take notice
sept ct HE'S All BRAWNER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ID virtue Of deed of trust to me- bearing date the
ID 18th April, 1927, and duly recorded in The office
Of the County Court Of Fairfax shall proc ed 10 SELL
at public sale. at Fairfax Court. House. on Tuesday TIE
22d of september merit betw. the hours Of ~ and l.
p W. certain tract of Land, "ying and being in the
county aforesaid the waters Of Little. Rocky Cedar
Run, and on both sides Of the Fauquier Alexandria
Turnpike Road. commonly called the Willow Spring,
the same being bounded BY the lands of Henry VIA.
ley, the heirs of % nj Berkeley Joshua Hutchin on,
thereof sold to Henry whaIcy in 1918, the residue
containing
269 Acres
more or less, The terms will be made known at the
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser as 10
vested by the deed Of trust
iu'y 22--cmS II N,KP%
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10
District Of Columbia.

County Of Alexandria.
TlHOMAs KINGSTON ha, applied to the Honorable
l. William Cranch, Chief Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief OF inso'vent debtors within the District Of Co.
lumbia, on the second Monday in septr. nst ~ ~,
clock, A. NJ. At the Court House in Alexandria when
and where his creditors required to attend.
EDM. l. LEE,
sept S-3t c. e. C.. d. C. c. L.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

.SNtice.
To Proprieto,s Of Fishing LANDINGS, and
aU0thers concerned in Fishing The Shores
ofihe Potomac and other Rivers in tie
virinify, where Fish are caught at the re-
guior season for putting up.
A MEETING is proposed to b. held in Akro,d,:c.
~ on thu first Nmday in December merit. al the house
of William b. Stuart Team B0u Intel) for the Dur.
pose Of making arrangements which NAV be mutually
benefcalto the propretors and occupers Of the differ
ent Landings in relation to the sale Of yh the ensuing
season In making this cs all persons interested are
espectfuiy invited to attend aug25 MonDec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

=, s.. shall have abundance Of har6 words
.,nmns Of stormy matter, between the
AD1 IF The Jackson party. They are at 1t
Nv, =, and The following official communities
NV" g n. Comm nder in Chief, under his
'0' r.nl Gives dreadful note Of preparation:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14
AT NEW YORK

TIE ,HemJere Of lie .70ieyican Institute dinea al
the Shakespeare Hotel. At quarter past six dinne
was served 10 numerous party. Clarkson Croius
Esq. presided and Messrs. Donaldson s Hox!c, act
ID as Vice Presidents
After the removal of the cloth, the company were
addressed In an Grafton OF considerable length, by
@iaiph Lockwood, Esq. who illustrated with eogucnce
and sustained 5v forcbe appeals to truth and reason
1ha great principles Of patriotism and policy on which
-. American System is founded.
The following regular toasts were then given from
Tie Cilair' MANY OF them received with lO,ir
ami repeated cheers.
i. The day we celebrate -rhe commencement of
our political trccdom, devote the comm ,.,o-
rdtion of delivery from the comuiu al thraldo,
Of Other nations.
2 The Am1ticAn and British Systems. --Thev
alike ncucate that each nation take care of itself
Odl- has the advantage in being Just TO ourselves
wItIout injustice 80 others.
). Free 1rade.--A British article, manufactured
exclusively for expectation.
d Tie TariiF-IIome coinpetition-and cheap
5. The Anti Tariff definition of a Balance Of
Tra5e. 10 buy All and sell nof,i,l;.
g. ST. Jlines's Free Trade Pills When admins
tered to " 'judic.ons' tariff man, they will digest
every ibrg bot the :. american System"
=. Domestic Industry He thai provides not for
AS own household, hah denied the faith and is worse
thon an nfde
3. Commerce and MISUNDERSTANDING our
merchant, 10 buy from abroad, and their Customers
20 pay, .aslwell as buy, al home
Q. Advocates ot d JudiciouS Tariff" Wolves in
5hecp'5 cloIh:ug.
10. "In Peace prepare for War."--I,ct us never
forgot the time soldiers were sbiverinr for tin,
"ant Of British blankets, while they were tcacb7-
John Boil to stand American ERE.
II. Let us aionc."-h perverted maxim rs hos
Gle to improved roads and common schools, as I, do
nestle manufactures.
Il. Tie resources Of orr cPubilc-boundless as
Tie bew world We inherit.
- J he members Of lie Legislature from the CITY
0i View York, vino had the discernment to UNDER
stand the objects Of the American institutc--rnay
cucd.
q. England by scientific power and protecting
laws has trlunphcd over Asia. Give American nr,-
huiLy protection. and 1t will Triumph over both.
VOLUNTEER TOAS'TS.
Nv ihe PfssdcntOtfr Gust Samuel t. Ktapu Fso The
taiIf Of the day for Unicd Ills paJo'c and
b. he er'ca' address, has only To be read appreciated
e,rl.,t ,-,rda Deoyie.
Lsyge 49,, % ien aud after appropriate remarks
~ o''s - fJiiDw!nI sentiment
IVAN iHStt'Itcs 1f Duific1 economy sIretyd
'S'''e o. Minerva 10 kseP eto eI2s Venus and Inc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14
From the ". Y. D.liiy .alreyiisey.

The Expedition against .Uerico.--We nave ufor-
nation on which we rely. in relation to ccrtun
circumstances connected with this Quxotic enter
prise which are OF soura interest to the public, and
Important TO DC known III Mexico. Such is the state
OF things that are well confirmed, not only IN the o.
unions we have expressed ofthe neccssar nv failure Of
the enterprise, bat OF the Iislnccry and dishonesty
which have jictatedit.
Barradas, who Is placed nj the bead ofhe exuedi-
ton, has not wisdom enough to make the declaration
attributed To hun III II paragraph copied from
southern paper yesterday. lie undoubtedly thinks he
may reconquer of the old colonies but the uov-
eh"r, officers and inhabitants of Cuba are uiiani
iioisiy opposed to 1t, and regard it as wanton and
useless exposure of human life. Even the Spanish
Ministry, far from sanctionng the undertaking. reso-
tey opposed II, and could be prevailed on to give
Then Consent; that the order was finally comnlui
ciLed not from the proper department, nor THROUGH
'hc customary channels but by the king himself di-
rcctly to the commander This was done in so nor
ehptofy manner, that rc,ionstrance or on tosi-
uoh could be made; and OF course fe plan is to be
pursued
With regard 10 tic king ii is Incredible that Inc
could really anticipate any important results from
sehdlIig 50 contemplate force the Mexican coast
ara under tile command OF an ignorant boatInan as
BarraGas,-Is without TALENTS. merit military cduca-
tIoh or experience. His Majesty, it is to be prsn,-
eu' expected, by this show of invasion, 10 satisfy those
VINO were clonorous for it, and probably lopci some
o! tile expelled Spamiurds would trust part of their
treasure III his hands Judging, however from what
We near OF the unanimous opinion III Cuba we be-
I"Ve lie VIII be disappointed III both these rcspccts
lie force Il Tar too small to ENCOURAGE dSaffectcJ
individuals in Mexico TO risk their interests ON il src
CESS as 1t will piuny be unnbe to defend itself much
more to protect them At the same time those who
have wished To tho reconG,Iest undertaken in earn
cst' are disguised at this feeble attempt We now
leah tIat the report Cf reinforcement from Spain
docs not obtain the least credit even at Havana
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

-" 10 .h1c het cu i t.., .to lax eycsy
The Orator of,he daySonl, ,ci o, patriotic lie has
p3v', hM'set 10 be good article OF domestic manufactures
Doct feliN fascalis, having been called for
gave the ioilowiug:--
shkErhe aneen's obtained i, by plumber and military val
our We can obtain by own industry. They tlorsm i,
could be created by magic cana,onNc produce it
By the help OF science and agriculture
The American ArsIhc legitimate ofpriucs of
parents rocked III the cradle of liberty their growth may bc
o.s'oay npeded by unProitious circumstances nothing
can prevent their giant maturity.
The Tree of Libcry.Fnmly rooted in Anericar Coy--
those who strive to UP roo: it disturb the SELL but the
Our Workshops Home Employing citizens,
conagng the arts aud agriculture, SOIL they
never BIZ snprlanted by workshops abroad,
nn'e'c Man"facimc-A 'csephn the American Family.
from starvation.
Free Trade and Protection Manufactures Tic
" I'll swarm us with foreign PauPcr. and roSuesic latter
will bring us capitalists anl honest ,ncn
{ a |aicto"s TarG-A fo..rd no,c, struck fom British
plate. which the free trade advocates will
i6 orator OF the Day-Our mods mods al appreciation
true American carr
faNIN9r,hcm Co,onFn FOX the nc.As Q! opponents
ald ire bucks OF oar friends
iiamiiou's iolisca! Er3.e,lyA isht feet and
iatnr 10 paths.
ha;'" "a Manufacturing satc IS pool positive at Alan"Ec
,nes are ru"cus The insolvency Of scores Co,n,.ca
HANKS proves BOILING against Commerce
me iornar' Socc,v of,he city Of Ncw York i@iIrh
T%e Iss iS ia aS1m sy. Hoa. ,o
When tue Manufacturers asked Tor bread tia,ir
representatives savc FISH, tney gave te.u
fanks as they sfoud De The promoters American In
a..iy-'"t as they are, devoted to hmersn agents
! Anefiian Nuctions John Bulls Shaving Sho's
/ l"c Anu Iasif pay-ideufyns themselves it'll foreign
e "i itr'sn 'nese-tsif the blind lead The bind, both vii
The iO,sio,sm of the South, iiuyns from our Northern
Manufacturers AMERICAN coli u es the sdppotiom that
they are t.nssh, a"G 'ins .apvu domestic industry sains
Aiclio,s Unreslfic,eiA s,nuIms Shock i'll the highway
honour, honesty. and fair dealing
! Love of Coan'y-rne universe. panacca for America,
British Statesmen and Po,tca Economists in America