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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Removal.
WILLIAM JACKSON,
IncL !ScnLe. henr1- and NnaithS' BeWOlpS IIQnu-

Lack, Scaie-bsans, and Smiths BeHows Aanu-
.t~aciuren,
ID ETURNs his sincere thanks to his friends and Tie
ID public for that support he has experienced s'noe
his arrival in this place; and, Al the same time, informs
them that he has removed from King to faitfax'street,
opposite Dr. stabIer's Apothecary Store, where hei
tends to make and repair locks and keys Of every des
cription; also. scale beams of ever. size and G%"l'y'
(co,nmoncst excepted w. J. wishes to call The at
tcntion Of the pablo 10 his beams in particular, to pre-
vent them from being imposed upon with unjust import
ed ones, "a, he is able 10 prove that scarcely Que IN
twenty are just that are imported He makes sin'th's
below VS. of every size, warrants inferior 10 noiei OH
ones re leathered. Bells neatly hung; guns aud PTS,
tolls carefully re paired; watch ma&ers' v'ces repaired
and re. cu.; scissors, rszors, shears, and knives grodhd
at tn. shor,es, notice umbrellas and Psrnso's made and
neatly repairedi glass; CHINA and ear.Aenware n'enue'
by ccnen,ing, with or without rivetting.
". b. Persons DESTROYS Of mending their own ware
can be mmo with the above cement, with d.
rections for use, at ia cents per stick lie makes
real Japan b~lacking, warranted not to nlure the lea,
Their. The full value given for old umbrellas, and
parisols; old brass, pewter, lead, copper, iron, key
r. -. mar l6-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
4 B Aayacn, Mental Surgeon,

STuL be in Alexandria on Thursday next, and con
" Gnue his visits on the second aud fourth Thus
day in each month, through the season. Persors@rni
rS his professional services, will please apply or seno
note ,othe Bar of Clagen's City Hotel
apr N-d2tSeIhurtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Vocket Nook Lost,

NoNrAINI>Gtwo IS notes, and a bond on "l'am
~ 'hsr.nn' leaving a balance now due Of about
s75' also, smother bond on Charles N; Grin tor SaO'
shD . due bin on EFiish Smith for 81 40.
I will Give the ten dollars for the POCKET no"s s"u
papers
anr 26-St.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Nook auction.

Nook auction.
v1O. MORROW Evening. at early candlelight. will
4 be sold a, whites Auction Rooms, a~variety ofnew
and valuable
BOOKS s. STATIONARY,
Together with Elegant Gilt hantcl and Pier Glasses.
The whole for sale without limits; great bargains may
therefore be expected.
a, Books really for examination to morrow morning
when those disposed to purchase will please call and
view The assortment, before tile sale. apr 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

,,, p,Etics.--A letter from a well in-
a,,neI gentleman, dated Richmond, March 20
.mn bslnre me.-The subjoIned facts are col
',,,.d from it. Mr.. Calhoun has a strong body
: f;spd, in Virginia, and a decided EFFORT VIII
y r,,de IL that state, to bring him forward tor
,a Presidency. at the next election. Inc re-
-, ,b,t he declared there, he would continue to
,aDo~, President Jackson, though published III
Lrt Irnon;rcr, has been ascertained to be wholly
.,n,ndlsss, A Calhoun paper Is to be establish
= ~ Richmond, to be- edited by a Mr.. Gilmer,
msmber Of the House of Delegates, from the
,~otv % Albemarle. Preparations we're max
mo 10 give a public dinner to Senators farewell
nj ryyler. which all the efforts OF MIR Epeaker
Stevenson aud Mr.. Richie couid not prevent,
and. 10 save appearances, many OF the van bn
On lack .onians intend 10 join the company. 1t
distinctly understood that MIR. Randolph comes
,,ms. determined 10 make war on the admins
ration. He is satisfied the appointment was CIV
N 10 BRIDE or disgrace him, probably both and
. means 10 make the alnenGs honorable, BY wash
No al the Treasury dirt from his own dou5!et,
nj shifting his venom at those, who tempted
him into the slime. He is TO decline the OUTFIT
s aOCO dolls. and take his stand upon this tor
rG6c,tion. The standard Of Calhoun is TO be
aiSed, under his auspices, and the yawninS and
imussable gulf that lately separated them Is to
be closed.
Strange as all this may seem, ii is not more
strange than much that has come to pass, IN the
lit6ye years. In the present position OF public
.flrs, il smacks strongly Of probability.
Gin. GGS.
Much Of this speculation we know to be true;
hat which relates to the future, Is strongly tor
uied BY probability. Wehaye reason TO oe'te'e'
nat Mr.. Randolph's intended course AIR. his re,
urn home. i, unknown to his friends, and shaped
li, must be, bv events which he does not YET
Know. and events which may occur while he IS
,! abrOad, in all probability, to himself.
Rich. Whig.
Ia word, were we to write the Epitaph upon
The departed Legislature. we would throw upon
rs tomb this sort Of Inscription:
Richmond Enquirer.
Here lies the Legislature of lSSO-Sl.
The first which met under the New Constitution
of Virginia;
ltliyed to the extraordinary length OF lS5 days.
II contained some men of fine talents,
But It's general character Mas tar from cores
pOAdins with the public expectation
Ii has done something
towards extinsuishing the Local Divisions of the
State,
though they sometimes manifested themselves
In an odious form.
1t has reduced the taxes l-1Oth,
But its appropriations
For the Executive and Judiciary,
Were marked by too strict al Economy.
Tit has done some good, it has done some harm.
lit has given an impulse to the great cause %
Internal Improvement,
l,has fastened upon the State a One Judge Sys
tenn,
Which threatens to clog the Administration o
Justice,
Mud to check the qualifications OF its Ministers
Requtescat Ia pace!
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Tailoring Spying Fashions

EoHN 6. EMERSON has just received the Fash
% ION, from New York. Their style is very neat,
aud superior to any thing that has been seen hereto
fore. l will take this opportunity to return my thanks
TO the public and my friends in general for the past IA
vors | have received, aud beg u continuance Q: the
same There shall! be no expense OF pains spared to
civ. satisfaction to those that mSy give me a call.
To those OF the Trade who may have a wish TO be-
come scuuiin,ed with Mr. Saguez's Patent Rules for
Cutting all sorts of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel,
this is 10 inform such that they will be taught, by NE
at NY shop ON the shar,es, notice. l have u fun sup
ply Of me Standard squares and Stiifes; also, Books
f,r measuring. Persons a, a distance wishing to pur'
chase any Of the above s,ticies, can be supplied by
enclosing to me the amount of said article, together
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
The Stage for %i.ynchbWrg

VIII, htTtaIleT, IeaVe uIIS
~~AAplsce st half past P -, precisely
&S6GSdrH.@ on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and So
~, ,hus making the drive from that place almost
en,ireel, in the day time. For the accommodation Of
the citizens of,his place and the public generally he
has formed a connex'on with one OF the bAnnmore
a Nevton.s Franklin House viii secure their seats
through to Baltimore, as a stage will be IN readiness 1t
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengers i'm
mediuteiy on
The subscriber tenders his thanks TO the public for
the very liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
and promises that every effort shall be made to deserve
lis continuance. WA. SMITH.
Abr l6--dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Wappi.,s Minis FOR sale .

WapYi:'S MAtAs IOr saie.
TIME subscriber will offer at public auction, on
l. Friday, the 18Th day of Nay merit. if fair, fnot
the next fair day, on the premises, in Fred ,rick Coun
ty, Virginia, that well known property c.lled the
MAPPING MILLS,
? consisting of II merchant and country mill,
Mes saw mill. dis,illery, dwelling house, store
-. house, and sundry %tenements, n young and
thriving apple orcharp of choice fruit, with about 20
acres Of land attached thereto, situate in Manassas Gap,
four miles from the Shenandoah river, in 4 productive
grain country.
One fourth will be required in cash, tho balance in
four equal pay men!s of one, two, three and four ears,
with interest from the day of sale.
A deed of trust on the premises will be required to
secure the payments.
JOHN HOGFF,
Cashier Of the Farmers Bank of Alexandria.
apr lS-2awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

EF We are authorized to announce JOHN >.
R.apouu As a candidate for reelection to Congres''
~ n;str;ct composed of Fsnquier and C~ulpePer.
~ We are requested to announce GEORGE
.,.rru as a candidate to represent the County OF
pa;rf,x in the next General assembly.
No We are requested to announce JOSEPH
~ Cu,., as n candidate to represent the District com.
messed Of my George, Lancaster, &c. &c IN ,he neH'
a. We are authorized to announce y. r.
M1ncEa as a candidate TO represent the 'ou""e" "
! oudoun and Fairfex in the next Congress
S(P We are authorized TO announce ;: NJ,
p,,-ox \ n candidate to represent the Ccunnes Oh
sno,,sy,yanis, LOUISA, Orange, and Mad'son' )" 'he
s W. are authorized to announce JOHN
r.I,rrpuo rs a candidate 10 represent the D,''r'c'
.nmnosrd of King George, Lancaster, Richmond &c
49, We have been requested to state that >.
p r. c.IpwrLL. Esq at present an active member Of
the virginia Legislature from Londoun; w.U e oH s"p
nnr.eJ as a candidate to represent the DiSHiet Iompos.
"a Of Prince william, L.oudoun, and fa'r'aH' u "sN'
Congr, ssionsi tern,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

Mr.. Sxowpry-The Sun Fire Engine has
>;oOd several weeks, unsheltered, in Water ST.
VIII YOU inquire tor what purpose 1t has oeeh
placed there? and who can give a satisfactory
answer to that inquiry? Please also to SUCCESS
10 the proprletors. that If they are unable to take
proper care Of it, they would do better to sell OF
10 give it to those who would do so, than to ex-
pose it to rapid decay and total ruin;
JOHN BROADHlNT.
,aPri 20. 1851.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture auction.

Furniture auction.
n Saturday morning. 30lh inst. at 10 O'Clock, will
- be sold at Whites Furniture Warehouse on King
street, next door bu, one 10 Mr.. II. Days shoe stofes
sundry articles of excellent second hand
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Amongst which are
Elegant cane seat chairs, several bureaus
with pilsrcd front and pier Top
2 sets dining tables; sideboards, bureaus :
Stick and stump chairs
Vinegar in barrels, soap in boxes
With a large assortment of new mattresses, Of cotton.
moss, and hair; with many other articles.
abr %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Notice.

~ NtICC.
The new Line of Mail Sta
~~->ges from Alexandra, d. &. to
A6H8sE@ Winchester, Va. via I~cesburg,
A and Battletown. has
commenced running, and will leave A. Newton's
Franklin House al ii O'Clock, A D.. on every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
THOMAS 8. BLACKBURN,
apr is-d.f Agent for Stockton 4 Stokes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

y0Nn A t0NcMr0,
UphoLsierer and Murass MaarJac'urer,
~ysSENDEXS his respectful acknowledgements 10 te
public in gen raj Tor the very iiotrai encourage
ment b, has r. ceivel, and informs them t"a' ne HAS
on hand o general assortment OF
FEATHER BEDS
Crrird hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofa-, easy chairs, &C &c.
An of ~ hich can be warranted Of the very best q ia
l,tv, and will be disposed Of ON reasonable terms tor
cash.
Two apprentices will be taken to learn the above
named business, between the ages ofl0 to 10 years
apr 26-eotf It..
above six times, and send it's account to tins ONCE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-TH1S DAY.
Sale Of Slaves

Sale Of Slaves.
nv THURSDAY. tie sA day Of Sp,,l nsrs, the
" subscriber will offer for sale ut pubhc auction. for
cash.
TWO VALUABLE FEMALE SLAVES;
one ABOUT s. wears Of age, and the other about sixteen
years Of age
Sale will be made at - O'Clock, 1T noon. at the auc-
,ion room of W n. H.. Nutt, corner Of Union and Prince
streets. Alexandria, under q deed Of trust, to secure
the payment Of certain debts therein mentioned. By
order of the Trustee:
mar S0-eotss WIN. ID. MUTT. Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Window Blinds.

ygyHE subscriber. as Agent for tie manufactures, ex-
poets to receive in a few days a genesl sssort.
ment Of
PATENT WINDOW BLINDS,
which lie will sell whoiesale and retail at manufactur.
er's prices. "Eoh"h "hifE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
.urshaS's Sale.

MarshaS's Sale.
ID Y virtue of a Decree of the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the fredericksburg District. pro-
nounced on the 18th day of May, 1880. in a suit de-
pending in said Court between Joseph Janney, plain
Till, and Jesse Ewell and Mildred his wife. and Others,
Defendants, I shall. on the 18th das9f Way nert, upon
the premises, in the Town Of Dunfries and Coun-
ty Of Prince william, expose to sale by public auction,
to the highest bidder, on a credit of six aud twelve
months, certain
sr2aa< HOUSE AND LOT
in said Town, whercon the SAID Jesse EweU
STHIt resided in the year 1918, together with the
@sS5ssA GARDEN LOT; being the same property
purchased by said Eweil from Thomas Chapman, ard
is more particularly described in the deed from said
Chapman to said Ewel, OF record in the Clerks Office
OF the County Court of Prince william The purcha-
er or purchasers to give boiSd, with good personal st.
Curly, for the payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN STANAHD, MIC. ID.
apr 81 -2awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Steam Refined Sugar

2 boxes steam refined sugar, escorted NUMBERS
I'D lust received and for sale BY
J.. Il w. H.-lR"IN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

TO nor SWbSCrINtTs ] "
N b VIII not be liable for any damage or n'scar'
riage J.S. EME"SoN,
snr c6-St Agent for y. + Saruez.
AZ The Genius of liberty, L~eesburg, and Winches'
ter Republican, w,nchestr, will please publish the above
three ;imss, and lend their accounts to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28
Horses wanted

DR.4TVS THIS U.4P.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 9 for 1851.
VIII be drawn in New York on Thursday, Hprito'
So No, i.ottery. by ,ernary pernutstioni5 drawn ballots
l prize Of $4,000 prize of $4,000
| do of 5000 L do OF 5000
Tickets 81; halves2 CO.. q%usrtersi %.
Virginia State Lottery,
Far tie benefit If the foon IF Hesburs' Class Hc. D
for 1851,
y,:u H.. Drawn in Richmond on Friday, the S9ih April.
W." a. NTUBERS-9 DR3UN BALLOIS.
HIGHEST P1IzE $40 900
Tickets IS; halves , 50; quarters / -.
To ne had in q VARIETY oi numters IT
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery AMI Exchange 't1ce.
nr Orders from the cou"try viii be promptly al
tended to.
Drawing Of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 8 (r 1881,
"a 40 40 o6 IS 25 A 4 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

TUyNAT sealed proposals will be received until the
18th day of uay, by the Middle Turnpike Com
pany, for the delivery Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

whom am ambitions to proptia,e, dctcsts III the
ores, al nevertheless induced to hazard my thu
or III thi5 case 1t i this that the diseased OWN
10 minute insect, which prcys upon the bark, and
'lt"tes and poisons the elaborated sap y that the
chloride destroys thu insect ard becomes AN anti.
dote To the poison. From partial experiments am
induced TO believe that chloride Will prove an 4
heleni preventative TO the mdew on grapes alsa
These suggestions hazardad in the hope thalthey
may lead Others 70 make satisfactory eyer
inents. RI
Of 20 1921
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
POEIfYEEAGI.


i itil FIX ~ ct W LILLIAN pRaf-
i'', " S""'A laf@t2a, IL "N'If'eR - II"
'97>fsi@'"'"t f.opsk y e'"ef,S* " '%f'5f Pfa-
''s't@& "P'''S ~ Gtlt4R c lrIi""'" eh'R
M RPr"'nl"''reS II toRgH" jroN ne S'qte
y .N,E 1'f.
Ny DtiR SIR IN common WIN uc thousands
81 my ieHo"-''""h' IA dalS safe VINO haht Ill
heaft The .''. ana welfare OF TINS tmoa AMI M
pamahence "'I'H ''oHef 2aent have watched VIII.
intense an" o@iy increasing interest," every sltPe'
YOU course ufoNShoatt the hre<'h' contest IN South
'roiHia contest SO aSltatnS to y'W native
state 50 important In It's results to the whole ma
ton ana IN Whl'h You have hoolY discharged
mos Pa'l'"' 'u' glorious o"'Y. " l,' '"'m haze
nono5e9 INC "IS"''n' 'le ''i2o, am tNe p'f'olism
H''l "hI'n you nave sustained alike inc que an
ai'"i'y q ''s '''' Ii" "o'''''' II, anu 'l,e pe'
''ie '',u"- l""''' MS VI soo o"n 9'''', hast
sS'''''s ~ ''l IL, severe S''trlilg'5 "' personal
,''i''4 ''",' i''i7 '.' ,''e'os,iP9 "n'' you hds
oa',' ''''I" upon 10 max. nave '',"E'' ''le l"a
'.'a s'e''S 'on'l, ''f nanny H"''No' - im en-
Ni'',' "''''' -, . t'' ''ss anu courage ny Nh'G1
5eo ha't SU'lU ''o even aiiayea '"unu you '1'
'a"eoi u i''','cS. ".g'oe' oeiae" y'"!hS one Jo
81 PfihellH, III "r""o'3 OF Oh 9ecISIoh III conGofI
Al 'n'' l H''' H'''"f9 una '0'n'I'u, nut without
81" e-'''H yg"ta' Cos 'lo'7n S,l'"' ooSe,Na
aon p" y'" P"''e ana ffiEau' cho'a''cf' ia"
P''P'i'" "lo ." - q" '''s' 'I "'"'' ""'i'et'
your energies o"I resources should be called iofh
l1o loii 'f''-'S' ny any hollfi''"S Puol' 'fais.
Is 'io' .I'' SIN eve coi is,'' Vi ''e just %eIshL
u you o'i'"' anu oi It's inlio'iro upon lnd.' 81
o5'ti '''ib uI'' hNe seen WIN &'c"' concern
yo'i e'.Ntsa'"" 10 your oPfone",a Ut .1e 21''
id'ns5 parry o.! 'h' uheoasooa"h'''y OF 'ne pro
- ny > 7"' III '' >i''' og"i Vi VIC MN, u
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Ee0HO2lYINFATTEYINcU HOGS.

TL,,.- ,I,r,,.- -
'i''1Y'n oy my steamer iof To-, A'5 1904 ans
a,ga , Ill., oelsF, anu 'n'S %i'a a, AanI-'' 4d
oyar NJ ''L'F 'ons'S'ad Oh % gallon casks
Of frr 3;, h2''l'' ''i'y sci. could only work
,5a5a and ~, " 'ls"S " u'y, VIA! great LABOR and
,,y4 a, INC ''P'r'tos required 10 be Itad with
.a5io, ~ IN 'p{@'o" " l'n any new kettle
7hg,a'.2.,.7 ""''n l. Il nm 1et'hu casting
~ ,aa, 1,. 'IS'' "a' h!ae barrels IN ha!f day
.al ea,s;.. -. ~ '''', '''o'S'. ms
consists ol small retase potatoes, OF which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

Let every farmer divide IN pasture GROUND as lie
please. Let the fence between his CRADLE and
pasture land he as strong as an external tcues.
But ifposs,hIl, let all his arobe ground, though 1t
be an hundred acres, be IN one lot Then his
plough runs clear, in Il laag f'now His tlloge
IS divided only by the dleren. species Of Tram and
vegetables he cultiguas. 1aere are no fences Of
consequence, leo Wtaageni.nt and worthless head
lands no apology tor thiz;les and nctt,cs FL
scene is beautiful To the eye The whole has the
appearance Of Garden. aud begats to the tar1ner a
sort oth0rticltued qaatacse.
Gardcncrs JoaRql
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a.'F1 AarscrH Oot %, 1881.
BLlGtLTIN PEAR TprEa

IT, ~ fTlHTt IENtS.
b5, u'sease OF the pear tree, termed UigH, has
Ra0s' prevalent this year than during years past
III, 10 have assumed 4 new character, or
.a 9si us mode of attack In the carly part ofthp
o discovered that the epilcrmis on the bodies
had s'' Uees OF two to four inches in diameter
seu,r,,3 III brown IN spots, and was cracked and
s5e,,sI'S from the true bark and in some IN
U,,l iouai the disease mad ex.enlad to the
,.o.l, - Immediately had them washed with a
alg1 , luton OF chloride OF lime which seems to
lie H. 5ss,'Fed them to health. Iapplied the chic
t2sah. P'5cealng year to the s:umps ofsome arnpu-
NJ mes, IN soma Of which cases tn disease
h.. extended down upon oas side 9th, bolc Of the
'ai.. IN every case the dis sass was checked and
Atbo,ob NJ, nave p7otruded beyond the dead wood
WI Lowell, whom Aighg respect ard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21
SEASON FOR pLOIHINll

land which rs composed IN part Of CLAW, or
What Is c'llcd sui soil should be ploughcd IN the
fill an1 laid as light as possible 50 as to expose II
to the action Of frost which will puyerlc q subdue
II; and insects viii then be Destroyed by exposure to
the rlgors of winter But arabic land, winch Is
sandy and porous should lie and consolidate TIL
,Drmg.
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3. W., ar. restrained IN our trade with foreign ma
ronq and wb.re we could be supplied with any
manufacture ehrnper from them, hut must buy the
same d,arcr from Britain the difference oil pnc' :"
clear tax Ia Britain
Great Brtans monopoly ofthe supply OF cloth
ing and the materials OF clothing, tefm nhd'i un.
head a special ground OF complaint ia me '""'""
rcmonstranees, especially those ol lhe eoon'" "'-
scnbll OF New orlI which body IN l7o5 con.
planned Of btms obliged 10 receive nom l''''u
all European mel. hpudtlc and especially the g'ood
article ofelothing At the .nnr Tine they ''""i'-
,d that the ,luiits imposedby parliament on the
trnde orthis colony are very grl,,uas md bwIhcn-
some. and have greatly diminished the adv anita
cco,,s trade heretofore Carried ON with the foreign
| islands ofthr We, indies .iaH.sat3 As@Mh4D
| N,tc lak }W 1853 y
| have quoted DR. Franklin IN Ill 1T AS now
observe his language, IN his famous examination De
fore the House Of COMMONS, IN ut
"a What will be the opinions ii The Americans
ON those resolutions (a5acrtng tlengata OF Great
Britain tax hmcuca)
a they will dunk thcm eneonsulnuon" "'d
unjust, ,-.,
"a VAST on opinion in America, hriorc l.63
that the parliament had no right lay tax, 'u" "u
| ties htre p
"A never henrl any objections to The wight Of
i0BjRe 3its IN ffGHiqtC coRmafff hui ih' h"n' !"
Law Internal taxes WIS never thooghtlobe N porI,o
mcrt
"a Onwhat do you found your oplalen. that
thepcople Of America make any aosn "''''''
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"a l1now that Whenever tn subject has occur
tcd ia conversation, 1t has appeared The opn'on OF
every one that " could not be toNedhy parliament
" here W Wrfe mol represented hut the payment
nf duI. lad a. REGULATIONS of commerce WIS never
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TERMS.

40, 81 per anuum. payable IN adnanc"--No 'nt-
IT fof f ,ec,Iyel for less time than six months
tzHpi'h t he li,cpniiuned Out n the discretion OF
al ~ LIS anti! all arreasages are paid.
- fit9'St -. vii 10 Inserted at 30 cents pc
= A5.st'' i,t tInlo, aud 81 l-2cents fore nch
sina .ri fron 1distlncc must he paidfor PtoNiaus
TN. re- nm or tho payment assumed by some re-
- ~. =..rs1air i.ync1burs.
211i3,s e. ,tl,.>scA t. tho Editors aust be posi-
- ~ ~ NOV viii not be attended to-