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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
NJ .Aicines. Chemicals, Druss'
Dive Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery.
Bronz Brushes, sc.

yey subscrb, RS Offer for sale geheri assortment
of afore mentioned articles which Physicians,
country Merchants snd Others. will find it their int
r,.,t 20 cau an ! examine Among the new medicines
have received supply of
,J.;a5e Paste: or, PectoraI Gum:
This me.i,cne, besles It's mild nature, possesses
plea>nx TASTE color and form The jujube paste has
been u,el lately m Paris with the greatest success II
is s1}enng pectord ami calming; It etfectdaiiy sp
ps.scs cough and softens the ptuous humor IN the
bres,, and throat; II is che beneficial to persons o:
dry constitution, with teuiercy - phth SIC and L.
thrs,, gho are liable hoarseness aud loss III voice
Dye Sufs-Consisting of logwood, hache-
wood, redwood, csmwood. Brazil dust, 8rtz'tett
fu,,,c. c1chlneal madden, turmerc, cudbesr, tndgo,
arnstio blue vitrol. alum, copp-ras cream tartar,
prsr',sh, <c .
Perf,mery-Of the following kinds; Cologne
r,s,v) mix of roses, lavender water, ro-e 40
or ,nce ,wer do pomatum l'sriey] OH cedrs', ca
a., n.roh. lavender AMI hurganotte. powder puts,
rn ,w,ier vim gre lie rouge. vegetable rouge. &C
Soaps.-Crcam of soap Tor shaving, Ia supe-
rior rt,ce) windsor, raresa'ed ANTE OAR ana
C.Sil- = 'sDS, &C.
Paints, Bronses and Parnishes-Composed
nj a, .,,a,c eliw DO. red do. green; rrussiah bu
leah yerbgris, red lea htharge rose pink, droi
L. r,rra lee Sieuna; also, blue aud green snaits.
gr,.,,cr. red green yellow and white bronzes; gold
lr,s mi Dutch metal copal varn,sh, AMI spirits
tn~,,en,;ne; glue anl sand PAGER; new supply OF
--uni paint sash tools and camel HAIR brushes, Az
sizes Which wall be sold on accommodating terms
~ WILLIAM LANPRlER y Co.
scn,1S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
.7nnnpotis, .7pril, 1922.

hereby certify, that have used some of Jrlkin,'
ointment in my family with such success, AS convinccs
me that It deserves to he recommends 10 the a!hct
ed )ne instance My son had been laborinc under
very di,4greeable eruption his head tina, ba I'd s
efforts ;are i, until, bv applying part of jug. it
was entirely removed in less than aweek.
Ii Y. DUVAL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
Blhimore County. october }, 1921


About four winters ago, WAS severely frost bitter
in both fee. an became quite lane. Every succeed
ing winter bruug,: forth the severity of the disease;
heard # Ju lkins' ointment and had it applied; acted
like charm, completely curing me in short time
EDWIN II. SHELMERDlNE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21

"I have appointed WILLIAM ifAkfEn'
nr,,,1,;s, al ,,rh.udI,a district OF Coi"no IA, my
,srm1, who has been fully qualified for curing ny.
nen. Y. on the pian pricnseii ~ INV sell "ee -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
Office.

WISH to sail the LOT next 10 Branhain's, on Wa
L ter street. and opposite the house Iste, occupied
Ivy l.. 'ii!i. Also, Two Shares in HitnOr. " ash.
ingtoh Steam Packet Company And wish to purchase
aCpachee AMI harness, and light second hand Sui.
key aud harness.
sept ~ GEO JOHNSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21

Molasses, Yea, So.
IOHN H. LADD Hers tor sale
al II hnls retsitng nolssses
3chests young hyson tea, " Mentor 8 cargo
9oipes gin
6bsrrels sperm oil
~ barrels vinegar
IS boxes muscadel rais;ns
So boxes yellow soap
barrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum salt
$50 sacks blown liverpool filled
45O barrels No. 3 3.t,oI
So kids No
SObsrrels Nos aud herring
10ui pounds Goldfish
l00 reams wrapping paper
f00 gu n, bags
20 pieces tow cloth
40 ;rindstones
case CT nbs. assorted sizes
Freehurn', ~ III, rvs hrree VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
sugar, tea. Coffee, sc.
81. DOUGLAS have just received well select
% edassortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:

&J. DOUGLAS have just received well select.
% edassortmeht OF
GROCERIES, Viz:
90 h!,ls and uerces sugar, "fvsrious qualities
IS hhds, 'ierces, and bbls mossses, 81 do
40 packages of teas. guupow'!er, imperIa', anc
young by son, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of difIe-en, numbers
20 bags best and comma. coffee
S4LT-Ioose and in sacks
Spies Embracing pepper. sfspice, ginger,
cloves. nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, sc
SPIR{1S French brandy, holland GIN Jamaica
Antigua, and New England rum
IPINES Madeira, Lisbon, port. malaga, &C.. some
of teen very low priced.
DIES In.ligo, copperas, madden, Haywood fus,c,
alum,
EPSON SALTS ofa superior quality
SNCFF-Lciper, Garrett, s. LOriilar's Maccabau
PAPER Writing and wrapping; tobacco. starch,
mustard, cheese, hg blue. gunpowder, shot lead
birthstone, salt petre, &c &C the whole OF which they
wilIsei, wholesale an, retail yer, moderate terms
Notice
o. DOUGLASS informs the public, that having
n. made arrangements to devote his time exclu
i've, I" the
BOOK BINDING g. BLANK BOOK MA.
NUFACIIRING BUSINESS,
lie has taken ;e >econd story Of the barge warehouse
corner OF Primo. and Fairfax sire ets sign of th ledger
where he Intends keeping for sale constant .uph Of
Merchants account. Office, and Binlk School
BOOKS, such as
Ledgers. Letter Books,
Journals, Cash Books,
DAY Books, Waste Books,
Invoice Books, Record Books,
Bill Books, Copy & C,pherng Books.
Me1oranduns sc. of ever, description Of ruling and
binding
Books ruled and bound To particular patterns with
nestncss aud durability, at the shoTtcs, notice.
BOOKSELLER, be supplied with Blank Books of 81.
per'or materials ami binding at Phi!ndclphia prices
jy3
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V aAuAbie pv"perty
FOR N.4LE OR Use.


a, No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
SsTHsi the corner Of "r,nce AMI F,,risx -'rce's
ussil "A Lot Ground on Prince street,
go ,oou, l09 feet front on Prince anu w tee' u"
Roys, street tn this lot IS good BRICK d"e''"b''"
the occupancy of Nr r. II Miller
s.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 20 by
100 feet 10 a ,.uivst alley. q
A Frame Dwelling on Water street, "A IT,
from D, 1 - ct deep rv
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection oil wa
ter snd Frsnkia reefs, loo feet trent oy % 81
deep rhis Wi, DC rented IN building lots al ~ e"'S
per front foot
GA Vacant Lot, A feetfront on water ST.
~ Us deep
"A lot on Washington street, - feet front
ny I01 fee, deep he ,tersrcton nj '"cesSs''ee'
On tttsi,t :, bncx out ling.
S.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
front ,ni,ttf ;Re .I-rth al III, ,qiare
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, 10 ieef
rroat AMI hadtat depth oi the square
rHUS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21

N. y. This Ointment, which is highly valuable ap
plcation for frost bites, burns, scalis, and womens
sore sweIled breasts is put up in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed with drec sons
how touse't The proprietor wishes it to be observ-
ed that, order to preserve its virtues, persons using
will cork it again, keep the air from destroy
ing its gool qualities No agent receives them in any
other way than being well corked and sealed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
HGENTS:'
WILLIAM GUNTON,

q
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist ia .frenue, Washington.
N. JEWITT,
Druggst, Pa -icenue, Washington.
JNO. LITTLE,
Orusgsit, Georgeto,on.
MESSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
NJ. GRIFFIN,
may 8 Plseuta,cay and Nottingham.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21
William Fowle X Go.
MINI AN0 } NV1NG,

t.nds0meh . sccuted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-21

w Town, from Philadelphia and New York. ParI u
our FALL. STOCK, which enables us to oif;r' on IT,
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-12

Arr at New Bedford, Sd, ship Rodman,
Joy, from Pacific Ocean, with 5000 bbis
oil, April 10th, lat SO ls S. Ion 1926 w.
spoke ship Pactolus, ofMarbiehead, from
Montevideo for Valparaiso. -.
Also arr ship Hydaspe, Spooner, Bra
I'll Banks, with 1900 bbls oil. Left Per
nambuco 9Th ult in CO. with ships Clark
son, and Pacific, for Nantucket. Spoke
May II (probably 3l,] lat 90 As, lon: 63
80, brig Susan, Foque, 10 days from Nor
folk for Porto Rico.
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- iS6o- Heard ifSn in Ajsl, nip
Com. Rodgers, New Bedford, 1000 ks-
vor;te: Fair Haven, 600 Egssx; Of b!'sr
tol. 100 May 9th, of Pefnhmbuco, sn'P
xroonnut. of Sag Hsrbor, 100 |; in the
Otter Roads, ship CIarkbon, Allen, Of
Nsntucket. in want Of provisions and wa
tar = Nav lth, lat A sis. lon SO 0 w.
snoke. ship Alexander, AZ days from Lls-
bon. for Rio Janeiro. M6y 10th, lat "A
n. lon 81 SOW. spoke and boarded tne
s,h;o Rodmnt, Joy, from the Pacifc Oce,n
of md Cor New Bedford, with 29O0 Dds
oil Found on board the H. CaptHawes,
h;s FIRST officer. and two boats crew OF tne
.h;. E..ls Of New Bedford, having got
Lost from their ship offthc Island OF Fer
A. s;..adc Noronha. Capt. HAYES reports,
that. being offthe 8. w. part OF the lslano nc
on The morning Of the first OF May, ne
sent his FIRST officer on shore to obtain re-
fsahment, and not returning in 3 days,
and feeling much concerned for their safe
~. he left the ship on the morning OF the
All. in search ofthem, but did not reach
the shore until the morning Of the 9th, be
ywccn and 8 o'clock, the distance being
much farther than he expected. He found
his first officer on shore, he not having
seen the ship since he left her. In the al
ternoon, they discovered from the higiand
a sail, which they concluded was the Ea-
ole, but did not think it prudent to leave
the shore that night. On the morning
of the 9Th, no sail was in sight. On the
morning Of the 9Th no sail appearing IN
sight, he put to sea with his boats, IN
search of his ship, but not succeeding and
loosing sight ofthe island, he shaped his
course for the main land, and was taken
0p ON the evening ofthe 10th of May, by
the ship Rodman. Capt Joy being short
of provisions and water, ut the request ol
Cant. Hawes, took six Of his crew on
board the North America, viz: William
Lumbert, first mate, Charles Church, boat
steerer, VIM. J.. Brooks, Moses A.. Bar
ney, Lewis Cook, VIM. Cook, seamen.
Arr 10th, brig Atlas, Burr, 31-a DIS Fl
Charleston, with cotton for Providence
Passengers, Isaac Baily, wife, and sister,
Messrs. Stoddard, Hobart, lnglccon, ).
fnqraharn, and C. Ingrsham. Spoke at
the Bar, ship Bowditch, Of Boston, 46 ds
frMarscilles.
Sloop Superior, Child, fr New York
with flour TO Henry Sanders.
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GROCERIES,.

Also for sale at the above Store d gen
eral assortment of Groceries. Young hy-
son; souchong and pouchong teas; brown
and loaf sugars coffee; box and cask
raisins figs almonds filberts spices
of all kinds chocolate ;starch mustard,
Spanish and American cigars; superior
cavendish and common tobacco snuff
rice !; molasscs salcratus; ground pep
per (; trooms soaps sc SC.
G. M. F. hopes, by particular aitent-
ton to the selection Of his goods, and to
the wants Of all who may favor him with
their custom, TO merit and receive share
ofthc public patronage,
n Warren, May 8, 1880.
BRISTOL, W.aRREyv, IND PROP
IDE.NCE
SsaaEe.
A MMoDATIoM STAGE!
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Court Of Probate, Warren, jane 7, 1880.
4 lie minis,ratos's account on the estate
! Of MARGARET MASON, late Of War
rem, deceased, wns this day presented for set
,lsmen. and allowance. !, is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred 10 Court ol
Probate 10 be holden at the Clerks Office, on
lhe frst Monday in July next, at 2 2s'clock. r
NJ. and that provio' nciic' be given. by pup
lis ing this decree three several times in tho
Noithern Star, 10 all pcrso.s interested TO ap
pcat 1t that time and be heard.
Witness. So.
Juno IL.
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From our Correspondent.
BRISTOL, June II

Arr yesterday morning, ship Anne,
Wood, from the Brazil Banks, with $50
bbls oil, $50 sperm), to J. D'Woii, u.
b. Munro, WIN. E. Norris, and Byron
Diman. {.
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ALSO, :
Large fudia wrought shell
COM BS,

plain and side shell do wrought imltt
ion and plain horn do; ivory hair an
pocket ditto.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ LII persons who are indebted TO
"A me, by Note or Book Account, Of
more than six months standing,. are re-
requested to call and settle the same, or
they must invariably be Left for collection.
All having demands against me, are re.
qucsted to present them for payment.
On hand and for sale, lot OF BIRCH
JOIST and BOARDS, cheap for Cash.
A. HUMPHREYS.
June I2. +,
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At Court Of Probate. holden Il, and fer the
town Of Warr.n,on the 1,h day Of JUNO A
n. 1880
XNHe Guardians Account OF MOLLY SIS
~ SON, late of Warren, dec sascd was pre-
senicd 10 this Court for Probuic,- st
II Is ordereJ--That the consideration
,hefeof, be refcrrc In Court of Probate TO be
holden a, the 7, wn c erk's Office, on the first
Monday or Jul, next. at 2 o'cluck, p. NJ. and
thai previous notice be given. by publishing ,hs
der thres several times in tho .Nofihern Star,
to all persons interested 10 appear at that tine
and Sc head .hcrcon.
iincss, =.
S. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
tune 10
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CABINET
|WRMINWRla

"HE subscriber offers his remaining
IL stock on hand, on the most accom-
modating terms. And Notwithstanding
ne has disposed Of large portion, at Auct
ION, there is still on hand, as good an as
sorsment, as can be foundin this County,
sno VIII De disposed Of at prices very rca-
sonaoie, Purchasers are requested to
can ana examine Tor themselves, as to
quality and price.
June 12.
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W@W GID Q0as


r.. AZ FESs ENDEN, ,
ma EsPgcCTFULLY informs the pub
lie, sfw he has taken thst well
known ssafd, formerly occupied by Mr..
j. T. Cfodde. and recently by Mr.. E. w.
Burr, and.has just opened an
sCTENTIRE WEW STOCK OFzEs
pSsHAsoNA1LE aoops,-eo
--AmUk6 WHICH ARE
Blue. black. brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cassimere, woolenet, blk
lasting. drab and brown drilling, nankins,
dock. silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS,
a splendid variety of CALlCOES, fur
niture prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslins, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silks, pongee, Gro de
Nap, crapes, polmyrine battiste, sarsnets,
florence, silk ind tabby velvet, bo'nbuzet,
bombazine, silk hdlsis., Italian icravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, blacks white
wrought bobbinet lace wells, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet lnces, wrobght muslin
capes, insertings, black, brown and white
linens, dnrnask cap, belt and taft RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkfs plain, figured and plaid cotton era
vats; ladies and gentlemens black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladics kid, horseskin and white lin
en- gloves and mitts; gentlemens kid horse
skin and linen do silk stocks canvass
padding ;bucktam; rattinett sewing silk;
tapes; braids quality bleach'd g. brown
shectings and shirtings tickings; stripes
csccks ;towelling knitting cotton liner
and cotton thread floss suspenders
llannels ;carpeting bonnet poper ; floor
hand, clothes and tooth brushes; PAIN
LEAF HITS !; gilt coat and vest buttons
pearl do needles, pins, and thimbles
scissors hooks and eyes knitting pins
sc. sc.
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plain and side shell DO wrought imha-
ion and plain horn do ivory hair and
pocket ditto.
ALSO,
LADIES new style brsnze and pru-
nclla Shoes Children's do.
A GENERAL assortment of Perfum
cry, such as Fancy md scented Soaps,
Including musk and oxygen; oils -
Cologne and a variety Of distilled scented
waters aromatic vinegar; Otto Of rose ;
shaving soap and boxes.
ALSO, general assortment Of Books
and Stationary, including. Blank Books,
log books, Iwriting and n'cnsoramdum do;
superfine and common letter and writing
paper and a large variety ofnew and in
teresting books quarto, school and dia-
mond Bibles /; testaments Winchell's
Watts, various sizes Methodist hymns
all kinds prayer books, fine and low pric
ed Bridgewater and Handel and Hay
den singing books; ckiidren's colored and
plain picture books BentH' testaments;
national reader Introduction TO do /; first
class book Goodricli's large and small
geography and atlas Morses do histor
ical lessons history U. S. ]; Emerson's 5
questions /; Smiths arithmctick WaIsh's
do Dabol's do reading lessons nation
al spelling book introduction to ditto +;
Frost's grammar Walkers geometry ;
Noycs penmauship Halls lectures ;
English reader with vocabulary Green
leafs grammar /; Walkers dictionary AL
den's reader /; do spelling book I; nlbrms
and miscellaneous Books ALs6, quilts 4;
states pencils lead do trayons black
and red liquid ink and powder variety
pen and pocket knives ; water paints and
brushes stamps steel and silver pens 7;
playing cards pictures by sheet. ; ink
stands sand boxes black Sind ivory
folders !; sealing wax homes (; visiting
cards ;e1astic states waters India rub
bcr rewards of merit wallets, &c. g..
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ELOUR-A choice lot of CANAL
n Flour, for family use, for sale ut
HOPE B.dyVK BUILDING.
June I2.
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PA.NTALOON STUFFS, &c.
NM OUEN cassimers; black and mixed
B0 lastings worsted and cotton sat
teens drab and MKT cassinets plain
and twillen nankins drab, brown, and
twhite English and French linen drilfings
cotton drillings brown, white, and stripe
jeans cotton poplins Olive cord I; blue
mixed cotton drill Washington, Whining
ton, Hamilton, Mattewan, United 20. and
common Stripes, for sale at
LONG ROOM.
fnne 3.
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10 tie Hcnorabis HO HODI5saHBAYLES,
Judge efMs Cosut Of Probate for the
County Of Bristol.
A 4 Court Of Probate holden at
N Dighton, in and for said County,
on the first day Of June, A. d. $780,
THOMAS PECK, Administrator. Of the es-
tate ofNOAH PEARCE, late Of Rcho-
both, deceased, respectfully represents,
That the personal estate Of SAID deceased
Is insufficient, by the sum Of two hunred
dollars and seventy-three cents, to pay
the Just debts which the said deceased
owed, which appears from the second ac-
count Of said Administrator and the Com
missioner's Report. He therefore re-
quests your Honour to grant him license
to sell at public auction as much Of the
real estate Of said deceased, as shall raise
the sum oftwo hundred forty dollars for
the payment of the said aeceased's just
debts, charges of sale, and incidental char
ges, ogreeably to a law Of this Common
wealth in such cases made and provided.
THOMAS PECK.
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stPTHE Accommodated Stage, viii
commence running on she aeth inst. icavi
ing Bristol, for Warren and Providence
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Saturdays, a
'halfpast 6 o'clock, A. M. Returning
leaving Providence at half past 9 o'clock
p M. same days, until further notice
]. g. N. CHADWICK.
Bristol, March Q7.
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c0MMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Bristol ss.--A Court Of Probate holden
at Dighton, on the first day Of June, Il.
u. 1880.
AN the foregoing petition--Ordered,
W That THOMAS PECK, above named
give n.tice to all concerned in the estate
Of NOAH PEARCE, late of Rehoboth.
in said county, deceased, of the penden-
cy ofthc foregoing petition, by causing
an a,,estcd copy thereof, and Of this or
der to be inserted in the Northern Star,
printed in Warren, three weeks success
lively, the last publication to be fourteen
days at least previous to the first Friday
after the first Tuesday Of July next, on
which day Court of Probate will be
holden at Dighton, when and where all
persons interested in the estate of the
said deceased, may appear and be- heard
concerning said petition.
II. BAYLI;.S, Judge of Probate.
TRUE Copy,-Attest, d
D. G. w. COBB, Register.
June s. ~
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-16
MR.. wEBsrERs SECOND SPEECH.

We commence publishing below Mr.. Web
ster'sreply to the preceding speech Of Mr..
Hayne. We wish our readers to have
the bane and antidote, and also to have an
opportunity of judging for themselves of
the extent of Mr.. Webster's triumph.
Mr.. Webster's reply is glorious for the
honour of New-England and for the hon
our Of our common country. His views
are wide, and embrace the whole ground,
the whole extent of the subject and of the
nation. In the constitutional argument
he is singularly happy and lucid. Indeed
we never read a more triumphant argu-
ment in that respect. in opposition to the
singular doctrine of State rights that is
becoming so fashionable at the "swee'
South -
Mr.. PRESIDENT When the mariner
has been tossed, for many days, in thick
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Advertisements, or any
jthrough them, will re-
ICA T..
SPEECH.
,Epl.
Mr.. Jefferson, of
I'd in the conduct of
iag 10 bring about
that very ccnsolida-
lsman from Massa-
the exercise by the
powers not delega-
nal improvements"
manufactures" And
:rson consider con-
irectly to disunion !?
the exercise by the
fthe powers contend
bis " a Government,
pEers," the submits
bred as a greater evil
here is one chapter
which Mr.. Jefferson
must therefore sup
lis to be found in the
England against the
In relation to that
Ind doctrine is thus
her learned political
IF a doctor of laws at
ilerary institution of
ID Quincy. President
luote from the speech
Aman on the floor of
lOn of the admission
Union.
ed and justified a re-
rh, to save all misap-
omitted to writing, in
fthis bill passes, it is
That it is virtually a
b; that it will free
0ral obligation /; and
TALL, SO it will be the
re for a separation,
Dlently if they must"
b it to be distinctly
remarks l have made
tended to be exclu-
!, which l have de-
party of N ew Eng
POLITICAL associates of
s'a.iuSSltS--d party
4erations that State
ID War, and who are
all the measures l
nothing has been fur
lhan TO impeach the
athe people of New
aeady habits and har-
Rrtain a becoming re-
ae to the truth of the
'e the Revolution, by
Alghest eulogy /" that
i'Ilald, the activity of
l'us and firm sagacity
have been more than
'ent people" Hardy,
y, industrious, and
New-England of the
p Of their ancestors.
at has it been my in
3 that could be con-
aspect for that party,
arrow, sectional feel
% their principles in
aean the Democracy
~ highly as | appre-
flhe South, l consider
V due to the democ-
Rho have maintained
'gh good and through
period of our ma
700 up manfully for
Whole country, and
In the great po-
they we're found uni
qof the South, march
athe constitution, led
liberty, in search of
ronise, which they
% but to possess and
IN the darkest and
the war, when our
handed, against !" the
pe'ors Of the world"
'nnd them was dark,
N and discouraging,
hl
band in that narrow
IN Of their country was
flAd its grave. And in
INVOLVING, as we be-
Of the principle of
We're were the democ-