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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
DRAVS THIS D.4Y

Delaware & n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
Class No for 1881,
Will be drawn in Wiimngtoa (Deil on TUESDAY,. 22d
of Mach
66 NUMBER LO77ERY DRAWN BsLLOpS
SCHEME:
prize Of S12.5O0 l prize of S1.os6
do Of 5000 10 do Of 1000
Tickets 81; halves 90, quarters 90.
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street. opposite The franklin House Hotel
drawing Of the
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal NU,mp Canal Company
Hhss -to7 for 81.
47-SO-5-45-6-48
DraSing Of The
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Clas, No, S far 1851.
3-35-56-6l-5-l0-
Tickets having If the drawn Nos. on, each $40,
and those without any of the drawn Nos on are each
entitled to a prize of "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .9LEX4ADRL8, CD. c.

ARRIVED. MARCH l9.
Schr. Caroline, Smith, Boston, to w. Fowle
& Co.
2Oh.-Schr. l eonnlas, Farland, New York;
freight for the District.
Schr Lafayette, Bissel, Norfolk, to Franklin
s Armfield.
2la.-Steamboat Fredericksburg. B. J. Jen-
kius, Baltimore; freight and passengers TOR the
District. Passed the ship Pioneer, Marbury,
ashore on Crany Island bar
SAILED. March 90.
Sloop Friendship, Duncan, Philadelphia.
100
Schr. Albany. Ryder, hence at New York 2lst
instant.
Schr. February. Allen, do do.
Brig Invincibie, Pratt. cleared at Boston for
this port 18th inst. via PASSPORT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
Extract from Lar # the 70 prnion relative to Asseis.
menfs Grc

Errnejr from Lar # the 70 prnon relative to Asseis.
nenfs tc'c
"The sad shall Immediately after their
appointment. proceed TO value the houses and lots
within the limits of the Corporation, and 10 demand
from the and msresses of every family Isis If
all male tytheabies belonging to, residing in their
respective families: and also from every owner Of tag
.e property, list of such PROPERTY: And any mas.
ter mistress of fanny, any owner Of taxsble pro-
perry, shall neglect efuse to give in list &c ali
NILE tytheabes belonging resdine in his or her
family, other taxable pr"prry, within FIVE days after
the demand made reof by any assessor the person
offending she II forfeit and pay hundred dollars
and If any person whatso.Ve shall wiifully omit or
msrcpresent, in the lis! given any tytheable ortax.
sbe property. sl,a, in any other manner, conceal
the same from the knowledge of assessors the per
sons so off ncing shall forfeit and pay double the
amount of the tax imposed on such tyheabc Or taxable
property Every merchant, shopkeeper, mechanic, or
r,her person having in his or her service or employ.
an, clerk, journey"an. apprentice, or sisant,
shall render account Of the in his or her list
&c and shall be accountable for the capits
ton tax hereby imposed mike manner, and under the
ss ne penalties II such clerk iourneyman appren.
lice assistant. member of his or her fanny
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
THE ALEXANDRIA
Iron Foundry & Machine FACTORY

rs nov IN operation and Pre- JARED Ia executc orders
4 for NILL Work e C.aS2YNGS of every de.
scription; HIGH e LOW PRESSURE STk1M
ENG INES and Hst'HINRRY IN GENERaL-sll
.f which the must approved principles and correct
Workmanship. fB0s w SMITH.
The best market price given for Old CASTINGS
feb 81
Or The National Intelligence, Teesburg Genius of
Liberty, Winchester Republican, Sentinel Of the Val
ley, woodstock, and Political Spectator wsrrenton.
will insert the above. law 3mo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
~ utiCe

rs hereby given that general citing Of the Stock
i holders of the Aexandria Canal is called al the
Court House in Nex4ndra on '.7TURDy9Y, the I'd Of
aprl Inert, al IL O'clock when important business viii
be sub mitted Tor their cnnsiderat
Nv order of ,he President and Directors
mar S-eo2Ap T. IT. CREASE, Clerk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
: usningtou ouAre
Washington HriAge Company

MOTTO + is hereby 81 en-, TO the propre'o of
~ shares in ue Washington Bridge Company.
that meeting of the sad ,mpsnv viii be held. at
the City Hail IN ashng;on, on Friday, thscigth OF
\pri ne " at II o'clock, A. n. to take measures for
tcpairine tie sid Badge, and any other business
pertaining 10 the said Company.
By ord ofthe ,'oard of directors, AM the Propre-
tors of onc-,h,rd Of the shares subscribed for
FREDERICK Nay,
President of the ashngton Bridge Co.
mar lo-dtolhA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22

fLOUR.-LdSt Wctk ue CurIeNt price vi hUuI
from wagons WAS 80 until Friday evening. when
a few loadswere taken at 6 25, which was the
prevailing price on Saturday. though as much as
6 % and 90 was paid. The business from
stores was languid and sales limited, until Satur-
day when upwads OF l ZOO bbls. were sold at
6 25.
Oar entire stock at the close of the week was
estimated between 19 and $1,000 baraes. -.
Yesterday up the middle of the day. the
current price of Flour from wagons was 6 Is. In
the afternoon il was unsettled at from Sc l2a
to 6 81. 1t was freely offered from stores at
6 25 without meeting with purchasers. We heard
of but one sale, that 500 bis. at about 6 25.
Export for the week ending Saturday 18th
inst. +, 259 ols.-foreign 4552-coastwise 1907.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street 1889 bis.
Wharf 666 258 half bis.
Total 5555 o5s
GRA1y-We were advised of one sale of corn
yesterday-llOO bushels at 20 cts.
-eSe-
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MARcH 1S.
Flour and Meat-There has been good sup
ply of Flour since last report. In the early
part of the week holders remained firm at S67
and about 625 brls were sold at that price; on
Tuesdsy evening sale of 80 brls was made at
Sc SCI, and on Wednesday 1000 brls sold at
662i; on Thursday the sales amounted to $500
brls, 500 of which were made at 62l, the re-
mander at SCI; to-day the sales were 1000
brls at SCI. and 226O AT Sc 52i, 1900 of the
latter were taken at the close of the day. To-
tai sales of the week IL, 535 brs. No transactions
in Rye Flour reported Corn Meal has been IN
demand and a further advance obtained. sales of
100 hhds. at SIS So and 2l5 hhds at l6 co.; 500
brIs sold o IA Sli
Grain The only sale of Wheat reported is a
cargo of Salem which brought So. About
10000 bushels Corn have been received which
met ready sale at Ga 6. cts. principally at &C
a g. cenis.-Price Currea.
-aSe-
TIE Harkef-There is IA better demand for
Cioverseed, bat at this season. the price for CO-
yer and flaxseed depends ;, much on acriden-
tai circumstances that il i, very difficult to Judge
of the futu.e by the present. The demand Tor
Coffee through the week has been good and prices
have rather advanced. There has been some de-
mand Tor Russia Hemp and Duck and prices arc
looking rather better Pork and Beef are inclin-
ed to Improvement. Southern Wheat finds buy
ers at l45 cts. Corn 70a7l, and Northern Corn
at IS cts.
The Sugar market looks up little from its
low condition. Hides firm. Rice brisk Flour
is little chcered BY the news from Baltimore
this morning. Bv the way of Baltimore ship
masters will hereafter provide themselves against
such q circumstance as being --latest from: Eu-
rope" they shall have all due credit here. Freights
are rising. Exchange is up to i per cent:
the Branch Bank price is Il prem. Cotton stea-
dy. The general condition of business is excel
lent.-N. T. jour. Com. Mar 10.
Letters from Liverpool received at Baltimore
quote the price of wheat at Dantz,c, 65s Per quar-
ter. being an advancement of 8 to los on psevi-
Gus quota tions.-Eis. Jour. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
IL. \ Y. WILSON X "A. II. Nose

"a \NtIEG entered into copartncrship under the
firm # II 3 Rose e Co. respectful, inform their
friends. they have hand general assort
mept uf
GROCERIES s. SHIP CHANDI.ERY,
wn,cu w, be sold OH very accommodating terms.
"a ROSESy Co
Just received in stare, 1900 bushels Of heavy Oats,
which will be sold low mar 22-St
NJ We are authorized to announce e. F.
MERCER as candidate to represent the Counties of
.ou,louu an, Fsirfxx IL the next Congress
F We are authorized to announce J. NJ.
PArroS as candidate TO represent the Counties of
Spoltsyl vsnia Louisa, Orange and Madison, in the
next Congress.
T We are authorized to announce JoHN
TALIArERRo a Candidate to represent the District
composed of King George. Lancaster, Richmond, &c
in the next Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
Eur freight.

III The superior snd fas, sailing schooner
S.l2 LEONID.7N,
Capt Farsnd, carries about 100 barrels, will take
freight TO the West inves Braz's; fr which apply
W. FOWLE Il Co
mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
Glover seed.

IUTrsSn Clover seed, prime parcel, received per
NJ. s,65'nS'n, and for sale BY
A. c. CAZENovE s Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22

Salt for the Fisheries.
52OOO .aa e. s s us A hs'''
800 sacks Liverpool fine do
In store, aud will be sold on liberal terms. by
mar ~ w. FOWLE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

~ The sale of Hardware, &c. will be CONT.
nued This Morning Most Of the desirable articles ~
remsin' unsold. wM. d. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
Assess0rs' Notice.

EyHE un ersgned intend forthwith to assess and va
Iue The taxable pr prr.y ofthe citizens and othe1
of the Town AID respectfully request their aid far
as the annexed laws require, that the same may be
equazed as near as possible.
GEO DRfNKGR,
WM YEATON,
Alexandra, 21st March, 1881. ASSESSOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22

Letters from Liverpool received at Baltimore
quote the price of wheat at Dantzlc, 65s per quar-
ter. being an advancement of to los on previ-
Gus quota tions.-Eis Jour- Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-22
258

GRA1v.-We were advised of one sale of corn
yesterday-llOO bushels at 20 cts.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
EALL and WINTER
GOODS.
HENRY J. HOLBROOK.

NO. 10 Ktby, corner Of Doane street.. BosTos,
EA AS received by late arrivals, $50 packa
n M ges Of FOREIGN .h4NUF.aCT URED
GOODS, among which are the following, viz
West of England and German Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Pelisse Cloths, Petershams, Cam.
lets and Tartan Plaids, Merino Cloths, Black
and Colored Circassians, Toilcnett and Valentia
Vestings, Ribbed and Plain Worsted Hose. new
style Fancy Prints, Furniture Patches, Irish
Linens Long Lawns, Linen Damasks, Damask
Table Cloths, Damask Napkins, Jubilee Cords.
Checked and Spotted Cambrics, Cambria Dim.
tiles, Verona Handkerchiefs. Satin Jeans, Book
Muslins Cotton Cambrics and Jackonetts. White
and Colored Cravais, Berkeley Cravats, Gilt and
Lasting Buttons, Black and Colored Sewing
Silk, Black and Colored Gro de Naples. G 70 de
Berlins, Imitation Italian Lustrngs, Black and
Coiored Florences, Silk and Gauze Hapdker
chiefs, Linen Cambria do, Black Grapes. Plain
and Bordercd Handkerchief, Kid Gloves and
Milts, Black and Colorcd Synshaws and Sars.
netts, French Ginghams, Chappes Spool Cot.
ton, DC, embracing an extensive assortment of
Staple AID Fancy Goods, which will be sold al
small advance for cash or short credit.
Also, for cash only, an extensive assortment
Of ENGLISH aud .4MERICaN PRINTS. va
rioiy OF styles, at the lowest prices, which pur.
chasers arc invited TO examine.
Boston, Oct. 10. 6v
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26

MONSIEUR CHAuBERT-THE FIRE KING.
VINO has not heard of the Fire King the
swailower OF Polsons THE epicuro in arsenic
and phosphorus? the tipper in boiling Florence
oil:-the celebrated Monsieur Chaubert who
uses melted lead to wash his hands and warns
hihseif IN an oven along side beef stake p
who has astonlshed all England has arrived in
inns city and is exhibiting his experiments in
Clinton Hall. He is certainly the eighth won.
Ger oil the world-the real salamander, TO whom
hre, heat, poison, &C., are perfectly nnoxious
On Thursday evening last ho gave a private
exhibition of his wonderful powers 10 selec,
audience ct scientific and literary gentlemen at
the lecture room of Clinton Hall. On entering
the Hall the first thing that strikes the ewes OF
the spectator is large oven built of bricks and
resting on the floor of the building. In front
OF the oven is small platform with a table
i'ghts, &C, where Monsieur Chaubert perform:
ms experiments. On the opening Of the exh
Ditlon Mons'r e. made a short address in Eng
ish-peculIarly marked, however, by a foreign
accent. He assured the audience that Their,
was not The slightest trick or deception in an,
oil his experiments, he courted the ninutest in
vestigation OF every scientific gentleman in tn
room %
Inc exhibition commenced with a red no
shovel, which he drew over his Ease and tonru
with the greatest sang from Imaginable No
the slightest injury was inflicted on him. n
solye, re-" = aser his hai' sassfy r9s,
c SaVerel gentlemen Eeached N, tha
myers and placed them on his hair and ch ,"o
h iney Drew them back with all imaoino ti
,ss ie as a. !, 'Hey had been touching the show,
antldote and he told them go, Tb;s WIN I'M, ~
much surprise. w. nus excite
H. ms next experiment was with sealing W,
on his s ,on oao wax to the candle and dropped
take seal and give it the Impression !" n
o u; seemed DESTROYS eff that Office, and Mon
s h;s ~ took up portion of tho wax betwee
ms niger and his thumb and drew il in \ ,,rn
from his tongue. He passed over 10 a,.or
Per''ne9's, and prepared to take the poison :.
ne told the company that he would take from
sTry 10 forty grains of phosphorus, four grain
OF , whlch is sufficient to kill any individual
" II any gentleman wishes to use his own Mos
phorus, l wiil DO so" said he. Mr.. Chiffon In
eenymist, had brought some phosphorus viii
nm lie desired his young ,.an 10 take il an,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
FALL & WINTER GOODS
BENZ. BUT.M.A.N g. On

kE now opening an additional supply .t
IA Fall and Winter Goods among which
are Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, of almost
every variety Of color and quality Ladies,
Ssuperfine Habit Cloths French and ENGLISH
merinos Cirsassians; Bombazetts; White.
fed' Green, and Yellow Flannes Booking
and s Floor Cloths; Ladies' Ribbed and Plain
Mors,ed Hose, Merino celors; English and
french Ginghams; Linen Damasks; Rob Row
anu tartan fiaids; Goats Hair and Worstea
Camlets; Satinets; cases Linen and C;n~
ham Umbrellas; Metheun and Dorcbe.,s,
Tickings; stout Sheetngs and Shlrtings~to.
geIher with large and general assortment of
CROCKERP and GLASS WARE.
Worcester, Oct. S. g.,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
Fresh from NesU York.

"A extensive assortment Of Rich Silks fo
- Bonnets and Dresses,
Thlbet, Cashmere, Grape, and Silk Fame,
Handkerch:eis,
Elegant Merino and Thibet Sbawls.
Raw Silk and Valentia do
Pongees and Silk Canlets.
"A splendid assortment ofBonnet and Cap Rib
Long White Kid Gloves "a superior article,)
Gloves and Hosiery,
Thread Edgings,
English, French, German, and American Prints
An assortment of Ginghams,
Merino do. "a new and excellent articleA
A large assortment of Plads,
English and French Merinos and Circassian,.
Goats Hair and Imitation Cam!ets.
Grape do, "a new and splendid article ,)
Rose Blankets and White Bed Spreads.
French Baskets,
Homemade Flannels, Pulled Cloth and Frock.
ing,
AT the Store south of the " Central Hotel,"bv
WIN. HENRY SWAN
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1881.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
ROBERT EARLE.
q CENTR.3L-STREET.

q brrrn CENTR.8L-STREET,
SUffEfS for sale at Boston prices, with the
~ hhds Potn Rico Sugar,
do ST. Croix do.
% bbls Boston do.
"a boxes Philadelphia Loaf Sugar, refined
witAout blood, 'N
u boxes Havana Brown Sugar.
chest Tonkay Tea,
l9 bbls. No. 2 Mackerel,
~ casks Malaga, Marseilles, and Maderie
Wine,
~ casks Fall Pressed Oil,
% do. Cut Nails, Cd. To God.
do. Philadelphia White Lead,
10 boxes No. ] and 2 Soap,
o do. pure Spermaceii Candles.
Worcester. Oct 10
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Printed and Published by the Proprietors.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
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Gn',t'n 10 those tcho receioe them by Stage 7oo
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"eG ulree ~eeks longer for FIFTY Cents Larger
W The Proprietors ofthis Paper aviH hold them
setces responsible for no error, in any Advertise
me't beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26

Music and Umbrella Store.

YWyHE subscriber has taken a Store nearly
n opposite Banistcr's Blackstone Hotel,
where no intends to keep good assortment OF
Umbrellas, and will furnish Musical lnssru-
ments on reasonable terms.
Also, Sheet Music for the Piano Forte; q
variety of Marches, Wal,zes, and Songs; Mu'
sic Books; Bass and Violin Strings; Clarlonet'
Reeds, &c. >,
W Cash paid for old Umbrella Whaisbon'
Frames.
NIB. Umbrellas made and repaired TO order
AARON LELAND.
Worcester, Oct b. eop0t
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
LINES BY THE LAKE SIDE.

BY REV. GEO. w. DoANE.
This placid lake. my gentle girl,
Be emblem of thy life
AS full of peace and purity,
AS free from care and strife
No ripple on Its tranquil breast
That dies not with the day
No pebble in its darkest depths
But qu;vers in its ray.
And see, how every gloriou3 form
And pageant of the skies,
Reflected from its CLASSY face,
A mirrored image lies;
So, be thy spirit, ever pure
To God, to virtue given;
And thought and word and action bear
The imagery of heaven!
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FARM, pleasantly situated about one mile
IN east of Sterling Meeting House, contain.
ing l2 acres of good Land well fenced, with
good Buildings thereon, well watered and a
good proportion Of Wood, Orchardiug, Plough.
ing, Moving and Pasture Stock and Farming
Utensils, will be sold if wished for: Terms ~,
eral. Inquire of MOSES THOMAS.
Oct 10
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Mrs. II. M. Wetis's .fcademy,
WORCECTED TH.nA

TWNHE Second Term of this School, for the
IA reccpionSof Young Ladies, will com
mence on MoSDAy, the gath Of October. Ap.
pllcations for the admission Of pupils. will be
received at the Academy, lately tho mansion
house of Calvin Willard, Esq, high Sheriff Of
the County of Worcester
TERMS
English studies per Quarter, 81
Latin, /"
French,
Music, " 10
Drawing and Paining (water colors) S
Imitation Porcelain Painting, A.
Painting Honiieur style,
Board, per week, (including washing) 2,25
Mrs. Wells has liberty to refer to His Excel.
'ency, Gov LIScoLS, and 10 THOMAS KINNI
ourr, Esq, in Worcester; in Boston, to Rev.
}. PIERPoNr, DR.. JeHN RANDALL, DIR. JAMES
JACKSON, and CHARLES TArrAN, Esq.
Worcester, Oct. 10.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
NEW CENSUS.

An abstract of a careful revision of the enumers.
ton Of the United States for the years 1900 1871
1920, and 1885," compiled at the Department of
State agreeably to law and an abstract from the
aggregate returns of the several Marshas of the
United States of the Fifth Census"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
NEW GOODS.
.MOLASSES, SALT, &c,

MOLASSES, SALT, sc.
~ HHDS. heavy Retailing Molasses,
~ 500 bush. Coarse. Fine Salt,
200 do. Turks Island do.
so large Bleached Sacks do.
25 bbls. Genesoe Flour, from new wheat,
hhds. prime ST. Crox Sugar,
20 bbs No. Mackerel,
40 half bbls. No. and 2 do.
5 boxes Sperm Candles, long 4s and IS,
Now receiving, via the Canal, by
BENZ. BUTMAN g. co.
Worcester, Oct. =. Sw
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
TO RE LET,

A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, with FIVE forg-
IA es, on Thomas.street. Also, the large
Brick Building formerly used as Furnace
Repairs will DO made to suit the business OF the
tenant. A. ID. FOSTER.
THOS. KlNElCUTT.
Wnrcestnr. juno Is. u
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
Hosiery and Clones.

A VERY prime assortment Of the above Just
"A. roceived--among which are Random and
Ribbed Worsted Hose, a new article Plain
Worsted Hose, merino coils beautiful Check
ed and Random Cotton, Open Worked and Ran.
dom silk Hose, &c. For sale by 80.
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Oct. IL.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26
TAILOR WANTED.

A YOUNG Man who. has thorough knowl-
IN edge of his trade, and can produce good
recommendations, may establish himself in
pleasant situation, where proper exeFtion on
his part will ensure him a liberal patronage.
For particulars inquire of JOHN G. THURS.
lON, Lancaster. Oct. 10.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-26

"A Countryman" has read a column in the
boston Statesman in alusion to his REMARKS
upon the worcester Address but he ner-
ceiVes no attempt to controvet, but merely
10 eVade ms positions, which are founded an
lacts and figures which cannot mislead =
ne editor GHedgeS that a Countryman g on
aeaVours to prove the necessity and reasona.
Dleness OF our State Expenditures Jf tb;s
allegation Is intended to apply to the o,ode IF 49,
ment of many officers by salaries ne
Is true II intended to apply to the amount maid IN
representatives. In consequence of the refusal of
the people to amend the Constitution IL 10 f,io
and the essays of" A Countrymau. prove !, III
siahoerous attack upon the late Gov Brooks viii
not Tor moment deserve the cons;derat;on r az
writer; and the ntimaton that he g con,enJ g..
inc correctness ofthe Senatorial representation he.
cause Boston pays a heavy tax is .hsnr5 -
groundless. He toiH support the reverso g az. I'u
doctrine-and has spoken of the tax Maid NV Ro.tnr
10 reiute the calumny that " the aristocracv,; do
not Dear their burthens of the State. IA Conn,r,1
man man VIII not attempt to relieve the Worces,sr
Gonseh'ioh ana the editor of the Statesman from
Tue aiiemma IN which they have placed themselves
Dy saying at irst that the Bank Tax was draw g.,
he aristocracy-and when they found that this F,ct
Ieiu'ed their allegation, that all the income of 6
State was drawn directly from the pockets IF Ill
the people, by endeavoring to explain il away bv
the absurd declaration that it comes frora ~
farmer who has in his pocket a five dollar hin NJ
does he think it worthy of his attention 70 snend
his time in proving the distinction between tnc.
ton Duties and the Duties on Imports Until
sO@e.hlng more IN the shape of argument, founded
on iact' can De presented, A Countryman" will
not permit his attention to be diverted from The
worcester Address, by the senseless and contemnt
ibie clamor about MISUNDERSTANDING"
The facts which he has presented in refutatiop
OF the Worcester Address, and the correctness Of
tne ngures which sustain him, are not called in
question-unti they are, he has no ambition 10 en-.
ter into war of cords with the editor of the States
man. CoUNTRYMAN.
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