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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05

Neao York Corn E1change.-Tbere was very
little activity in Flour, and prices gr adually de-
cI,ned. until on Saturday 1000 brls. Western
common brands were sold in various parcels at
sc co.: good brands Sc Is. and fancy, Ely, &c.
96 so; but the latter only in a small way
500 bbl,. New York city were sold at D 70, and
common Southern 5 -, though the sales were
quite limited in extent. The ram for seVera,
DAVIS very much retarded business. A good deal
of Western Flour is piled upon the wharves at
the landing places. There were several sales oil
" heat though no large parcels: som Carolina
and Virginia brought Il9al22cts ; Genessee $50
als2!cts. and a lot of Susquehanna iS5cts. but
the state of the market does not warrant that
price at present. Sales of prime Northern Corn
at 75cts. Southern, none.
Freiqhfs.-Ther was some reduction; Hour
was shipped for Liverpool at 4s5d a 4sod per br'.
There is. however, a pressing demand for large
vessels: three ships were taken up to load at n.
Orleans for Liverpool at Id per ID. 5s6d isofier,
al for -four, from Virginia; 55s for tobacco, and
| 45s for tobacco from Maryland. TO load at Sa-
| yannah for Liverpool Id per lb. is demanded tor
cotton and Id from Charleston, The ship WIN.
Rvrnes late a Liverpool packet SOY tons. years
old. was sold at S2S. 900 for Philadelphia.
Erchmges advanced and on Saturday were
for rbe nacket Of May 1st, 81 premium on
London. but rather dull; purchasers holding OIL
Business generally was rather heavy than o!n-
erwise. Hardly any article attracted huen III
terest.-Jour. Com. May2-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
Vrustee's SnAe.

T1ADER the authority Of a deed oftrust. executed
u On the 18th day of August. 1926. by John Lewis
and Frances F Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Prince william County Court, J will
sell, hy public auction. at brentsville, on MONDAL
The All day Of July meet, for ready money, a moiety OF
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County, being the same wherein
John Lewis now resides, which was conveyed by said
Lewis and wife to the subscriber, as Trustee. to secure
Certain debts therein N ent.oned.
Such It'll as is vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will he con veyed to the purchaser it 10 be-
lieved to be unquestionabie.
ROBERT BAILY, Trustee.
nav S-eot4thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
ALEXANDRIA, DC.
.oyy,BsDsY MORNING.. NAY S. 1881,

=, ,be abscnce of news, either foreign or do,
.s.,;c. we have filled our paper with shreds and
'atche',
A, ,eaerai meeting Of the Stockholders in the
no Alexandria Canal Company, held at the Coun-
IL Chamber on the LIST Monday in May, 1881,
.ar.napt 10 the charter and public notice
Eow,xpL |. LEE was called to the Chair, and
rry,xDgR MoonE appointed Secretary.
\ reyort of the President and Directors was
,,,L Which, together with the accompanying
Iornnpnls, were ordered to be filed.
II va, moved aud seconded that the Chair ap-
N, , Committee of three Stockholders, to in.
"art the proxies and receive the votes for Presi'
Jsnt and Directors of the Company for the ensu-
;"% wear. George S. Housh, James Irwin and
TWvi;,;,m \. Williams were appolIted as the
r,mm;ttee, who reported that HUGH SMITH had
m,;,rity Of the whole votes for President, and
pS;1,as .Jaasy, Thomson +. Mason, Robert
prorksr. HIM. H. Miller. .4eraader H,ateE,
md I'm. c. Gardaer, as Directors.
,Tben the meeting adjourned, sane die.
EDM. !. LEE, Chairman,
Test,
,icnYg- Spc'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
David Martin

z As just received and offers for sale
III The Federa,ist on The New Constitution. written
in the year 1888. A Few edition. with a table OF con
tents, and a copinus alphabetical index.
Vols. 18th to 21st Waveriey Novels, new edition,
with the su hor's notes. ~(English) Plates.
Nos 4 to 9 Views in the United States, by John
Howard Hinton. (Englsh.)
Vols. 8;h and 9th Uivines of the Church Of England
Vols. 9Th and 7th of the Modern ~ir<ciier, contain
ing History of Mexico and Guatima'a.
Fist Number of the American Botanical Register,
containing eight beautifully colored plates Published
by Thompson & Romans, Washington.
Also, an assortment of Musical instruments, VIZ:
Spanish guitars, uarious
Victims, a great variety
u, G., Z fat, and + clarionets
Flageolets, German Flutes, and Flies
The American Botanical Register viii be published
in numbe's, monthly. Subscription Sl2 per annum'
may S - dot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
DIED,

On Wednesday last, eth ult. at his residence
in Fauquier County, Va. after a severe illness of
several weeks, SAMUEL WEAVER, Esq. leaving
a wife and six children, besides numerous rela-
tives and friends, to deplore their bereavement.
In all the relations of husband. parent, mas
ter. neighbor and friend, Mr.. Weaver has been
most advantaeeously known.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Real Estate & Ground Rents.
I'm M0ND1Y. the Esd instant. at 10 O'Clock A. u.
" will be sold on the premises.
That valuable LOT OF GROUND on the
south side OF Prince, between Fairfax and Water SITS.
formerly occupied by Jacob Hoffman, Esq as a bacon
factory, and subse quentiy by H.P Whitney AS a store,
fronting on Prince street thirty feet ten and a quar-
ter inches, and running back one hundred and fourteen
feet, to a ten feet alley. On this lot there are two large
fire proof warehouses, one on Prince street, three sto-
ries high. and the other on the aforesaid alley, two .to.
r,es high, fifty eight feet long by twenty feet vide
This lot may be divided into two m and is
subject to a small annual ground rent.
Another LOT on Washington Street, a few
cupied by MIR. Richard Shacklcford, fronting on Wash
ington street twenty feet, aud cunning back one humid
red and twenty three feet, on which is a comfortable
dwelling and other houses. This proper is also sub
iect to AN annual ground rent of 500.
An ANNUITY or GROUND RENT of 80
dollars on . Square or two acres of Land lying on Duke
and Prince, between Henry and Favette streets.
Also, one other ANNUITY or GROUND
RENT of Is dollars on a Lot or half Acre Of Land ~
ing on the north side of Wilkes street and west side OF
Royal $ rect, running with the latter one hundred So
~vemty-siX feet seven inches; thence westwartiy. with
u line parallel 10 Wilkes street. one hundred and TWEEN
ty.three feet five inches; thence south " ardly. with a
line parallel to Royal street, one hundred sevent, SIX
feet seven inches, to Wilkes street; thence eastward
", will tina street, one hundred twenty three feet FIVE
inches, to the beginning.
Terms liberal, ard made known at sale.
BY order:
may Scots GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05


FINDER the authority of deed of trust to the sub
Z scribers, will he sold at Samuel Cats Tavern,
West End, on the 27M day Of May, 1881, at public
suction, 10 the highest bidder. for cash, 50 much OF
asssNs< That TRACT or PARCEL of LAND
E.H commonly called MOUNT HYBLa, and 81:
We tuated in the Cou, ty of Fairfax and State OF
Mxsa. Virginia, as isincluded in the following boun-
darles, TO Wit: Beginning at the root OF an old stump on
the west side of the north branch OF Little Hunting
Creek, thence with a line of Hamer3ley's land south
86s, west 237 poles, TO a white oak beginning OF
Brent's patent; then south &c, west 1913 poles, to pin
oak ,abou, 20 poles from the Mount Vernon road, then
south g., east 1876 poles. 10 a stone in the line dividing
this hand from the tract formerly held by G. W Aasont
then north %. east SO poles, to a corner OF the three
patents Of Rail, Nottershead, and ~Stafford' then south
854, east 81 poles, to a white oak, second corner OF
Bali; lh,n north 81. east 1862 poles. to q stone on the
North branch Of Little Hunting Greek; then up tho
same, aud with the several mesnders thereof to tho
beginning. "Ii.LiAM fhhhE,
DEHNl II TON,
ma, 81. Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
NAV 4-ts
Notice.

SttkSSs
FINDER tie authority of deed of trust from Alfred
L. ;. Lane to me, as Trustee for the benefit Of Hum,
plreY Peake, will be offered for sale, on the premises,
at public auction, for cash, on The 18Th day Of May,
1851. all the right, title and interest OF said Alfred 8.
snc in the following described property, land which
RICH and interest is the reversion upon the death This
mother. Mrs susamnah Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereof to wit: -
One-fhird part of a SQUARE, and part Of
another SQUIRE, lying in Fairfax County, VireInla.
and on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the IT,
mits Of the Corporation Of Alexandria.
ALSO,
.ALOT on the mest side Of Pitt street, bet,ceo,
King snd Cameron streets, adjoining the property. Of
A. q Cazenove and the heirs ofJohn Janney, on which
stands an old Hooden Building, containing two tene.
a LOTOF GROUND situate at the corner
o! Prince and Pitt streets, on which there are FIVE tene-
ments. C. L. CHAPMAN,
apr Z7-ts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
The stage for i.ynchburg

Will, hereafter, leave this
place at half past P N. precisely
HEz&NEE@ on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and ss-
6strrdsys.
Returning, will leave Warrenton at q O'Clock,
NJ thus msking the drive from that place almost
en,;reS in tine day time For the accommodation of
the citizcns ofthis place and the public generally, he
has form ed a connexion with one Of the baltimore
lines, whereby pssseng, r. taking seats 1T the Bar OF
A.. Neuton's Franklin House will secure their seats
through to baltimore, IS a stage will be in readiness st
the WHAT at Washington TO take the pa sengers i'm
mcdia'ely on
The subscriber tenders his thanks 20 the public for
the very liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
and promises that every effort shall be made TO deserve
its continuance. WM. SMITH.
spr l6-df
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
Sugars.

tS M n n,s.I p, .Ss. s0 %~p Rico ; Sugars
I.,L;oe from brig Daniel H.. Miller. and will be sold
low if taken from the wharf, by nun,
may S 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
.NNiice,

otASSe
FTNDER the authority IF deed of trust from VIM.
u IL Lane tom, a. Trust = 'ar the beneht Of iur''
phrcy Peak. vii be ctcrca fr sale, ~ ihe rrr mis-
IS. at public auction, TOR cash, an m - Tag y .eH
81, all the rrra' :, and interest OF thc sa.- Nh II.
Lane in ,he follow ~ 'as-.o'd Erole"iy,(t Which r''ht
and interest !, me rei-- ~ soHn - ds"'l q. b.
ther, Mrs. Sus,. .saa, ~ 30 '-a-s.4ea la-.s'F
thereof =" NJ:
One third part Of %gU.Inb a." pr > Eto-
tier SQUARE. lyrrs IN fsrf'x Crln' r..s. ma and
IN F snkim Street extended, and beyond the limits OF
the Corporation of Alexandria.
ALSO,
Il LOT on the Vest side Of Pitt street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, adjoining the proper
" # A. G.. Cszenove and the beis Of John Janney, on
which stands an old Wooden Building. containing Two
tenements. Also,
Of Prince and Pitt stee,s, on which there are five te-
uements. G.. 1. Oh AfHAHs
apr 27-ts Trustee;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

determined on closing my business, l will
sell, at auction at my residence, north east cormsr
of Prince and Union streets, on Sd1THGAr NEXT
9Th inst ut 10 O'Clock, all my
STOCK IN TRADE:
comprising a pretty genera assortment OF Inoekniss;
scales, weights. stands, shop furniture, &c: Also, a
variety of household furniture. Terms ut sale.
Gral persons indebted to me are desired to make
Immediate PAYMENT; and those having claims, to pre-.
sent them for pa, ment.
NAV SIS iHohho HL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue off deed of trust executed to me by John
I'D Maddox and Ann his wife, and Of record in the
Clerks Office of Prince William County Court. and in
pursuance off, decreta, order Of the Superior Court Of
Chanc, ry Tor the fredericksburg District, made in .
cause therein depending between John Brown. admi.
n;,,ra,or OF John Brown, deceased. Plaintiff, and John
MADDOX s,d others Defendants. shall. on the Jfrse
Mondau in July nerf, before the front door ofthe Court
House of Prince William County, proceed to cell, by
public auction,
aara~ THE TRACT OF LAND
eI$s2A in the said decd mentioned, lying on broed
ITS Run in said County, and on which the saio
SAx> John Maddox now resides.
Terms Of Male -One-third of the purchase money
will be required in hand, one third in twelve months,
and the remaining third in two years thereafter
Bonds, and q deed Of trust on the premises, to secure
the deferred payments. will be r. quired of the pur.
chaser. Such title as is vested in ME will be conveyed
to the purchaser. u. b. SINCLAIR.
NAV S WIN Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05

eS are kept burning COntlnuaiIy. ana inc guns
supplied with ammunition; in short, all was in
the utmost state Of preparation to repel any at
tack. Little or no apprehension existed among
the foreigners as to their persons or property
Both the American and English Consuls are ex-
tremely active in making preparations to give pro.
lection in case of need, and a British vessel Of
war continually in port.
send you a copy Of the American Consuis
Circular to our citizens
l left Panama the latter part Of January, at
which period Gen. U. Urdeneta held possession Of
GuavaquiI; Gen. Flores was in Quito, said to be
making preparations to attack Gen T..
You will have heard ere this Of the destructive
fire that took place in c. on the night of the Esd
Dec. four of the principal squares of the city
were entirely destroyed. Three millions of pro-
perty was estimated to have been consumed
Bartlett & Swell, Gibbs, Crawley & Co. and 9TH
er very respectable houses, are among those who
suffered.
In the lsthmus all was quiet; Gen. Espinar
was in the civil and military command, profess
ing obedience to the actual government, in all
but removing him from Panama.
[ had almost forgot to mention that the town
of Chagre, with the exception OF ten houses, was
destroyed by fire on the Cd of February.
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. LUQUE.
To the citizens who come to the defence of H.
bertv.
Comrades!--The death Of the meritorious Gen.
Padilla demands just vengeance! Heaven itself
appears to protect US; and only a few miserable
and disheartened men oppose our endeavoTs.
Fellow citizens! Let US hasten to conquer;
let us conques; and, after victory. with our brows
covered withfaurels, let US rejoice with our coun-
trymen. ann the bad fortune by which we have
been oppressed will be at an end. Rely on my
protection. offer TO establish the matricu-
la with more advantage than heretofore.
Inhabitants of Loro aud Bocachia. The few
deluded meu will resist in vain. You with me
will take possession of the fortresses. | promise
it.
Head quarters, Cano de Loro, March Goth.
JOSE ]. DE LUQUE.
CIRCULAR.
Consulate OF tile United States.
Carthagena, 18th March, 1881.
To the citizens of the United States in Car
thagena.
Gentlemen,-I think it proper to make known
to YOU the two articles of Gen. Montllla's pro-
clama,ion to the inhabitants of this city. of ycster-
DAVIS date. which bears on foreign residents and
existing circumstances, which are strangers.
lst. That in case of any alarm, the event will
be announced by three cannon fired from the bas-
ton of San Antonio, followed immediately by
the beat of drums of all the bands of the corps
in the garrison.
18th. Strangers, of all descriptions will repair
to the houses of their respective Consuls. The
residences of the Consuls of the United States
and G. Britain will be open to all persons Of each
nation. as well as to all persons not having con-
sular representations in this city.
| have the honor to be, gentlemen, your obe-
dent servant. J. MACPHERSON, Consul
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.

ARRIVED, MAY a,
Brig Daniel H. Miller, Bacon, Philadelphia;
sugar, molasses, &c. to ] & VIM. H. Irwin.
SAILED,
Schr. Byron, .Litchfeld, New York.
Barqae Isabella, Mansfield, from Georgetown,
for Bremen.
Schr. Seceder, Prouty, do. for St. Thomas.
e9e-
Ship Gov. Strong, Of this port, for Liverpool,
was spoken on the Sd Of April, in lat. 40 Al,
long. IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
Smiths Coal.

A CARGO of first rate Smiths coal just received and
II for sale by WA. CI.EAnY Il Co.
NAV Corner of Prince and Union streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05

Real Estate & Ground Rents.
AN MOND3Y. the Esd instant. at 10 O'Clock A. u.
~ will be sold on the premises.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05

or National Intelligencer 12w, Hagerstown Torel
[,ight 81. and Il fillmore American d2w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
Public Sale.

may 5-eot4.hJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05

GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-20

fTlmc ST. Crojy sugars. for
OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
Eran Hr PishmoDd Eugpiycr
THE roXr ia or NATTuRNE

VaV - 90 ~ VHH ~ AI T. ~ = ~ II y
iii.S,'N i''.''' = ', a. ,rLap,..
Mt. TX 'loY li'",P",' W"
LESSONS o' a'al ! inner ,, '''' " =" , A.. ~ - :,
I,'lo" III aa'oila'nP,'n' "' w., 's'. 'ag,y,
n''''a'f,a II m'e' ~ - nom. la,,..1
''ofn tlie bhnaiia own ups III, ",,f
"hlfi' i'Ill'a INN a i''P' an" q ''.'''. =. =
's ,'o eoilhh'ilesl mem i''sI.'' ""o y ,1 ''l' a. -
an ilsuffeei'oil' t9f pare i''''" " "c', q ''' -
blood run col. ! a' n'''' ,I''" VI Wv ~
'i the whites Is 'eIf,"'. W. e'''D' "'''
P''u' tAuae,' IRON II p,'""'' ~, I',
py night. But We my DR. "'""'u' "''2,' ~ -
lr'nS'ns on the ao'hof i'''"'S1 ''Il5 w -
loving lnf'9elis .
Ana ny ai2is Ia 'he "'',n' -,
make known 10 me "h'n' ! ,''',"' - 3" :,
great "o1h ana mn the '''' wv" 'lP'"''n' :
SIoola conceal II nom 'h' h'' "t'"E'Vt =" !, IN
On the appearance oil te 'lg' 't'' 'I''Pso " w
sun last 'bfuaiyf) l allo"'a 'r''' ~" i''I"''"y
srIi' and STAY my enea'l's " 'h''ci ~" "aal1.s'
Ana Inlihealeteiy ON me sign nPP'"'''7 u w =" ,
''ns, 'hes'o' WINS remove" I', Ivy ~ =, W., l., :
coi''"'''l'' u' t'''' WIZ" "'' ID
To lour III "h9ih ! i''p ~, -''"'1t M
lilenry, ilafki NeIsoh' ana san" - vas NJ
caby us 10 nave P'sah 'n' "o'h VI -'' " y,
The ilh July iasl. Many "''' IN p,"'s ~ ~
rejected ny us, ana aIee,ea my "''' " w, = y,
gree, that tell s'eH, '1a inc ,''' P.s''u w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
THE WEATHER.

W. hayc already had occaslon IN notice the eur
ly severity with which the Ylnlef bus sci II Tho
cold Of The last c,ght and forty hours, IL cttn morn
remarkable than was he snoW-atofm OF the night
otile 3lst Novcmbor. The thermometer WINS down
10 ~ Yesterday morning, pnd the ia'ts between
Alexandra and the Clty were OBLIGED 10 Top run
nm durlng part otthc day, on efeounl Of tic ico
making 80 fas, in the Potomac. The fnme cause,
IN pnrl, caused the destruction OF some valuable
property 10y Grc, IN Georgetown, US stated below
the wolcr lrcc1lng n, fast an collected IN tho cr-
gines.
It VIA ia the d,ad ofthc nielt before la7tr ORA
ther,oy carly yesterday morning, that a fire broke
out III TIE bakery Of Ma Witt among some dry
M wood |Irgprcud with such roPldiy, that some
Of The laluhrtnrt4 of houses destroyed Ind to be I q
lon out Of the w,udows. 1--we houaes were b'>n.,
and n quantity Of furniture pul merchandise. Mn.
Wnlrf IS said 10 have lost property Of the value OF
twenty thousand dollars, aud oller individuals have
suffered scScroiy Nat M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

. there n l1tA W.T. lifAlF' I'''''
dutl,s by vGIelom inlusr = Is protected % tith6
vooldb revived t44tou r,,l,drt sataorpueilN
,Lugs,3 ,na the.# ii the oth.r States ofthe luiiift
lgi .,t n,t.sF,av caunnt hc destroyed without ia
h,na .,axlI,iv fit tfs1.Iort c'cry Sl'te OF tn
J,an. Nh44 no. %Imluou' .riy aslontsios rs, IS
fl, s,. I'm, nauaslIiaa mpda w the representative
of ia. southern Siates. With whom We are connect
cI Tx 80 rrsaqt# - otali,rt,ou ard mutual interest
vb,r5 slsalll b #amanY t unite ls. Ia tins VI
the, hayf declared asainst the lnld thelr first
blows ,.rrr directed AGAINST ~. II would he IA
,,in 10 tell .henI#t1 At tins duty haN,Ag been eflsE
ualk, lnnposel on lorflgn sugars tor the purpose ei
r,y,nnr. md hatmg served only Incidentally asa
protection To our manufacturers, we Sll'''ln h' con
sldrr,d as siranetrs 10 tlnt 50 repeatedly dlseossea
question. Ear from admitting thus dlStinti'ol' am
mukmg II the glu1ud ofcNccptlon N our ta'"l, 'ley
answer US, that In prosperous SITUATION ol ON
National Treasury permits the %rcI'Shl"t dlnll''o'ioa
oftlis branch ii The revenue " that lhe reetssa'l''
,C If, ,bo,,L1 ne far ns practicable, bc Ncmpied
from taxation. lhnt sugnr has become an article al
great necessary consumption Ia all classes ms
latter reason. winch WIS greatly insisted upon III
Congress. should however, 1t would appear, initiate
IA our lT,our. The most Jealous partSansoi o''l'l1'
ted Free Trade must admit that SOME "'li'les mus
be- taxed for the purpose OF creating u ha'ola' reN'
uuc; and If tbs truth IS CONCEDED, ON WIol "'l'les
should tins TX be leslr d ? linol ol iorr'eh Articles
that enter INTO competition ann uon''Au' a'''''H'
which We can produce and manufacture To ndSun
tagc7 Ii these articles are indispensable !" our
comforts. il h. a further reason 10 encourage then
mmuLlriurc. thai W. mny be cnlnnclpatrd entire
~ Gom all dependence upon foreigners Who COM.
pete with " IN fabrication tor opcople who con
not provide from within lhon9clycs those Times g
.t. H. H. ,at.It u#DtllI hI ms IltIr Ihtlt#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
HOUSE OF COMMONS, OFT L.

Sa,qort6c ,tetrooag5e Nj EutLy,n inurqsani
IND, , ,.,f,,, from, G,I,av in toyo, IF p,Ii,o
m.n,afy Reform. condemned the decision of the
Lords regretted that the conduct Of the Bishops
WIS what II had ben. and rcjoiccd lhat the people
had conducted themselves peacefully in then course
to the Palace ,his day. 5S,rH Hsrjiaec cApresaed
establishment that the conduct Of the procession Wa
praised, when the dastardly mob had attacked, NAL
treated. and wounded his Noble relative ~liarguts
Of Londgadara) and had injured the Duke ol
Wcllneton's house. The Hon Bart. then com.
planned of the letters Of Lord J. Russell and the
Chancellor of the EAchcgucr. acknoW lodging the
receipt Of The thanks voted thom by the great Bir.
mingham meeting, that of Lord John Russell in
speaking ofthe 81 whisper of faction, he continued
was designating the decision oftlc Lords as that u
Il " faction. Lold jain RDsarH said he could not
rctract the expressions Of his letter. lie certainly
did consider that the opposition to the Bdl WIS
that of Reform. He deplorad the o%Utraacs that
had been committed they were most injurious 10
tnc cause OF Reform but lie could not admit that
any such proceedings were encouraged ~ lhosa
letters. ST. { Utttcrfi accused the ministers OF
not appealing To the law to put down tha cDmmo-
tons, and declared he would move m Address To
the KIM for a " Special Commission 10 try tho
who had fired Nottingham Castle, because the Duke
of New Castle Ii d honestlo expr,ssed his opinion
against the Jqeol. aical an R~egoidion@B BiH
Io,na. ~, Is-Nr I,bp II pl.al,tt a,
Ir.L =. ,bai,e h,,,is,.r a.. aa,noint,d TO fine o,Ii.o @,
SoIi,ifo, G.,,r,I m New smith Wales lie i, Inc
frst po,oan C,tbolir nronor,d IN any Of the
Colonics under the provision of the RcliefBll.