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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
AN EARTHQUAKES.
From Paulaiag's Uesiward Ho!

(TCW L utstSttfS ~ 90 S"S hfc'
While the arunauts OF the broad horn were
gathering drift wood along the shore, Raj sin d,
accompanied by Captain Sam. strelled ia the
confines of the Great Prairie, as it is called.
which extend, for many miles from the borders
of the Mississippi. As they stood admir'ng the
rolling expanse of vapour which gave to its vast
surface the appearance of the distant ocean In a
calm. and cour>ing with their eyes the dead and
no,srless solitude, distant rnmblng sound
caught their attention for mountaineering for
a moment, and in moment beginning again,
apparently nearer than before. twas succeed
ed by vast cloud of dust, which all at once OBJ
scursd the air, and hid fivm their view the tace
of the world.
s. Cut dirt, stranger, for your life; there's a
whirl~,nd coming" cried Captain Sam, suit'ns
the action to the word
But he had scarcely spoken, whea the earth
opened between them. and they stood rocking to
aud fro. on either side "a yawniDg chasm. The
ground rose in waves, like the sea in Storm
the vast trees that skited the bare precincts Of
the endless plain, nodded aud struck their high
heads together With a crash, and dashed each
other with their giant limbs; the earth burst its
strong ribs, and rose, and split into vast rasinss;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office ierandria. D. c. on the
LIST of N0TEMBER. 1882
r Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say THEY ADVERTISED, or they may not
gettsem.
John Adams John .AttUeH
Hrs adams james anderson
James armstrong
Cuptuin John A BAXTER bliss Lucretia Bradford
fumes Buch-2 Wm Benter2
Richard Barrp Charles Bench
Captuin Rc.ben Barisr Captain .oh. II Bell, U s
John Bro,cn hary-2
Ed,rard Co,oGn John F ClrpOe
fumes Cross Henry Calls
.ann CLARK Miss Ezabeth Cartwright
Lhn (rowiv Captain Jaeob Curtis
Samuel + Crusc Miss Julia Lrans,on
D
.ames Douis Mrs Drury
lirs .jrerilia Dillon Daniel r Dufany
John Larts
lanes Edelin, Elisha Ellis
Miss Eleanor Ford Vim d Ffsshugh, 1leE''th
ban Grihs Ea.card Gillian.
Peter Gooiii1
Ms Ew;lv ybssoek Samuel Hills
Hiss haly 4 = Eu,chins 3 John s. Humpbries
~ Hngston Joseph H0ao
I'm U,skrev Thomas Hubert
John H'lDindn Cot Letois HP6ms
Isaac u Stephen Janney Henry Je6rson2
Jesse Jasper J'hn JumieSon
Airs Mary knight Mr. Kerr (Sail MuksrJ
l.
.Johanaa Lanogn Lsaas Leedom
John q Lindsay
b5n Mullen Mrs Bidiy MeGiauclIn
James ~ NeRea Frederick Hyrick
Hiss Catharine Nelntie
n
William NorJsok Mrs Nary Nm6sck
Captain Ephraim Perry Reuben Potter
| p u Pool-3 airs Sarnh y Pr'ce
Samuel Pummer William fge
James Perley Geo Pctet
L
Samuel 6euler John II Runnels
Hilliam nOJinson-2 George ho65
| Josiah RWta .4rch'tafd rye
R;ehard B Siark-2 Mrs Mary .ann Stevenson
james Borne,ceN Sulliran Lenus Scyrs
| job l. AdJre 3 Iooen "a"
| Mss .ann { SAFER Mrs Cafhartne SANDS
James W Sears - Cioey SEc
Airs 4na Maria Sisuart - Elisabeth SteUaTI
L
| b. nian,in 7rott 4 Simon Itriey
born,aa 4 Ti.tik Bernard Ihrockmort0n
hrs Susanaah Tracey Henry Tyler
Lku $ Ihornt0n-2
w
Thomas Hheehr James q " est
'''' DANL. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Alexandria, November ], l832-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
" Ill. Thompson 4 Go.

IA = 49, ~
qyAyE received by last arrivals. further supply
Ill SEaSONaBLE DRY GOODS. Among them
are the following.
Blue. black and fancy col'd cloths and ca,simeres
84.94, lO4 II 4 and IL r0se Blankets
Point and d file do
Cassinet. of every color and price
Drab fiushings and ksrseys
Stripe and plaid l'aseys
Petershams, fr Bsug up coats
Eed white, yellow, green and scarlet Hannes
60 green carpet bsisc
Goats hair aud other csmbets
English ard French black bombazines
Hack aud colnreh crcassans
ca Frenci, meTino CLOTH black and fancy colors
Mrrino shawls and scarfs
Tliioet, liernani, Grape, sauze and worsted hok!s
Best black Italian lustrngs
Black mode and cnlore, fOrenccs
PLAN lustring and fashionable bonnet ribbons
White and C i1red Canton asnnels
SUPERIOR 4 4 Irish linens
SIS and .awns and Russia diapers
64and iC 4 Irish table diapers
S4nni 1914 do dsmssS so
lamssk table cloths and napkins
Irish ard Russia shcetiugs
Silk and Valencia yestings
Ladies' aud mems best II. s. gloves
Cotton, w0rsted, aud silk hosiery
Domestic shirtings and shcetings
feelings, ps Gs, and stripes
With almost every aruc!e found in Dry Goods Stores
for sale upon favorabe terms wacLEsALE or RETAIL.
oc: l5-d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
Fresh. Teas. &c

Fvesh Teas, &c
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. hare for Sale,
n = CHESTS Young dyson } Teas, OF the Nepon.
4 y IS hafdo Gunpowder Sse,'s cargo. imported
20 do 80 Imperial S,he last month.
Is h hnses b. browne "ro HAVANA ."a A. orleans
IS hhds superior retailing mo!asscs
ss hid hha't N. E. rum
March - Co.'s London Particular, Sicily and P.
CO Madeira, I,oyil!e and bedoc Cirst,
Ssuturne AMI Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck. all numbers
SO do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila cordsge
90 BOXES tIavans sugars Of e&trs quality
700 casks nails assorted sizes
so bills mess and prime beet
50 do prime pork
40 do No q uack.rel
500 do No 8 unc7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
George L Wise

CONTINUES the Dry Goods Business at the oil
Il stand, formerly occupied by CARMEL y Use, and
has received part Of his FILL SUPPLY BY tho
last arrivals from the North. and viii continue to re-
ce,ye fresh Goods through the season. His stock OF
CLOTHS. &aTTYNEIY, FL8NNELS, BL.aN
KgI.S, no RESIYCS and FdfCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses and gentlemen's clothing. being
tensye, he invites his friends and the public to call
examine, AS he is determined to sell low.
Alexandria, October Is, 1882.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03

GrucerieS.
- n BAGS Rio and Java coffee
y 81 hhhs Orleans and West lnia sugar
al do do co mo!asses
80 casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
wine
S casks Port wine
7 pipes and half pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
puncheons old Jamaica rum
so barrels New England rum
10 do Country gin
% do oil whiskey
10 boxes loaf sugar; 8 Gags pePpeN
bags pmeBto
100 reams wrapping paper
$50 sacks fine salt liverpool hlied)
100 barrels nett herring aud mackerel
5000 bushels ground alum salt ,,,e
sale by CLA11I = :. no".
MUSEUM
frpr IN n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
Roots and Shues.

hOoNS ollN .fhpOSs
A. d. HARMON
EUAS lust received, by the scnooners Rolls, Good
III cope, and Velocity, from Boston.
4 Gensraland Complete assortment Of BOOTS
f. Shoes,
suitable for the present and approaching season, con-
ssting Of
1850 pair women's leather shoes
$50 do do leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
700 do mems coarse bootees and shoes
500 do boys coarse and fine bootees
$50 do do Id and BID shoes
$50 do mems Id and I'D bootecs
700 do do fine shoes and pumps
1000 do children's shoes and booiees
500 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses shoes
500 do womeu's lasting slippers
500 do do morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by the subscri
ber in part from the late Semi Annual Sales in Boston,
but mostly from The manufacturer, and which he
ently believes be equal any other stock offered
in this District The subscriber expects TO add othe
above list by various arrivals during he Fall. direct
from the most approved manuiacturers. good articles
sui ed to this market, which offered, wholesale anu
retail, very CHEAP. sept g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
To Re,,t.

sr,.,, The three story BRICK DWELLING
TSFsi on King. near Water Street, With he sdioIn
49, ing LOT, on which there is Brick stable
3,A-. and Carriage House, lately occupied by samu
ei 3. Lsrmour. rhe house has been recently paint
ed, and is in good orders il may be examined, and pos
furniture may be had None but puLctuaI, careful
Tenant need apply. For terms apply at the warehouse
of SAMUEL b. LARMOUR e Co.
oct 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
GAZETTE.
SELECTED POETRY.


THE LION MUZZLED;-oR BERaNGER Il
ENGLAND.
From the London Metropolitan
Time was the Bcitish Lion stood,
Majestic upon Europe's plainj
Lord of two worlds, of land and flood,
With lightning glance aud horrent name.
What upstart Russian mock'd his gazes
What huckstering Dutchman dared his blow
To-day, dare, mock him, be at ease
Poor Lion, he is muzzed now!
The hungry Croat and Austrian slave
May trample Italy's rich fields,
No more the royal beast can save
His look is meek, his fierceneas yields:
lie sees tyrannic fangs and Claws
The very heart Of freedom plough.
Yet motionless his teeth and jaws
Poor Lion, he is muzzed now!
When the trine despots covenants tear,
AS rocking Poland's death shrirks rise,
Aud murderers with their red arms bare.
Mang'e-then jeer her agonies;
The royal Perjurer's guilt confessed,
See the chang u beast no courage show,
As if he sanctioned their behest-
Poor Lion, he is muzzled now
Calmuc and Cossack get bis gold,
That should for hours OF need provide;
His debts are more than can be told,
His bonds unpaid on every side,
These tame him! What! so abject still,
No wrinkle on his faded brow,
To speak the indignant thwarted Will:
Poor Lion, he is muzzleo nov.
Along the wild romantic Rhine
The Vandal hordes are gathering fast;
Taihly may iianoverians pine,
Poor infants 70 the Mooch cast.
King half of ireemen, half of slave,
Is he, their lord, who bids them bow;
But where's the champion that might save?
Poor Lion, he is muzzled now.
His wealth BY Tories misapplied,
To job or set up Bourbon kings;
The nation by their plumbers tied.
Like bird with vainly flu,terng wings
By Wings now ruled who temporize;
The roar is but the steers weak low
That once in thunder shook the skies
Poor Lion, he is muzZled now.
Belgium confLes and is betrayed,
With promises they duped her suus:--
State-stranslers now they stand arrayed
'Gain>t Law and right with swords aud guns
And must the noble beast succumb,
Stihe free Thought, truth dsavow,
Crouch, hatter, fawn aud still be dumb
Poor Lion, he is muZzled now
Come Europe's Lord from Volga's waves.
Nero or Nicholas with thy knou,!
Come Prussia, Austria, twin-slaves,
Change men to brutes, force knowledge Out
Drive back to ignorance mans mind,
Make your kings paradise below;
The beast that might have saved mankind,
Poor Lion, he is muZzied nov!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03

<NOficU
SSre.> The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain james Mitchell, will, tor
esssr-. Az=,,he ensuing fonr weeks, (conmen'
sSSSSSSs cling on the 18th Sept. and ending
on the SIN October teivc baltimore on Saturday ~
O'Clock " for the district of Columbus and return
ing vii leave GeosEoto"nat 5, Washington al O. ana
.isx,,dr,, \, : o'clrck \ ~ on "Wednesday.
Passage, srclusire Of RsGis:
FINN B,l,innre 10 the D.sr,ci or to the different
Innings on the pU.omlc ron these places 10 BAL
SmNTe p w
10 pye's Landing Quau'ica w
Sandy Point, Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry oo
Bluff Point Moore's Landing, Biackstone's.
Piaey Punt. sandy roin,, Va Corn,
field Point w
cent ly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
To NeNt,

To NeNt,
6sssA The fire proof BRICK WAREHOUSE at
Ea1z. the corner of Prince snl Union Streets recently
occupied by VIM. Ceary Co. twill be rented low.
apply to w FoWLE.
sent 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
Mouse to Yet

6ss1S That commodinus two story BRICK HOUSE
bsl:: Cameron street, vest Of the thes,re. Is re
pared. TO respectable permanent tenant, the rert
will be reasonable. Inquire of
septS S,wT. TARMnUR Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
& fancy Hair DIRE ssirg

TAWEs w. SIMPSON, having commenced the
ID above business on King. two doors above Royai
street. begs leave to inform his friends and the public
and homes b, his attention to business to merit por-
ton Of public patronage oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03

MUSEUM
Oxen daily from 1910 IL, H., and from to s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03

To Rent.
finn The spacious BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
EzaI2 the corner of Duke and st Asaph streets, re-
cent., occupied by Mr.. H. Dangeried The rent will
be moderate. and immediate possession given Appyto
sept Is SMITH, or W. FOWiE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
Choice - ines.

Choice - ines.
Z UST received per brig Remittance, froT Madeira.
81 L. p. Madeira in hogshesds snd Or casks
BuaI do in quarter and half Or casks
Srrcial do in half qusrter casks
Grape Juice do in Or and half qr casks
The above Wines are from the houses Of Newton,
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, Lewis Co., and are
Of superior quality, and for sale by
6 MESSERsMITH.
Uho has in Store,
2pipes, bhd,. and ~ Or casks Payne & Cos L.
p. Madeira
sercial. Burgundy, and Malmsey Madeira. in
quarter casks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-03
Superior Wines

SWVerlOf w lneS
VXTE have imported in Brig Hazard. via Norfolk.
w and this day received. our annual supply Vt
CHOICE MADEIRA WINES, viz:
one Pipe hogsheads, 81 Quarter Casks, and IS
Half Quarter Casks Of the most approved brand OF ].
Howard, March g. Co, and consisting Of Burgundy,
Tina London Particular, and the finest Grape Juicet
represented to be as gooc If not better thanever sent
to us !.
We have also few quarter casks Of the brand OF
Mu,dock, Shortridgc Co.
All of which we will be pleased to sell OH the most
accommodating terms.
aug so GEO JOHNSON Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06


iafsa.fi19 " yin + 'is ofi i'''i u L
Hes.-h you nave iahaei suitable fuuty' on
Wiash you an dcs.foos 10 rae It pron''o1' crop,
NTH but h'tlo trouble aud expense, You c'nnot 10
aetb.r than 10 SOW II with WINTER rye SOUS OF
Sanay or gra'cIly nature afe recommended Tor tbs
Stah' i.ye IS not only proper crop Tor IAN" 81 tins
description, Tut 1t answers valuable purpose ON
sou winch IS fo'fttH to "odace wheat In iius-
49, we are 'o" ny Uce'hhuoca''oa 10 'iA' b''tls
''o"" Vi tA9'lcU'''fE) Tue lfoo"'e H"h poSSP
,'nuS' of'aie'' so"tu WIN rye upwards oil lolly
''s"9'' 10 ono n''S"o' So"ea anu theY %e'of"i'y
Wv '"us" s.''"c' qo'''''y vi Seeo II soWIH9 Sulh
'o,N' u'! ID "eceSS''! III so"''S d s"' ho' 80
.'1t, M h. ll"'l"euieo ma paper 'o'l''tilea
" ,""h'o''0HN u nc -'tF frff A%'t1ttShf"1
''59' Observed III substance mat II n'iS"oof Oh
''''''' ~ '"'"'y sl''"e ioas u poo'' EI"e"y,
ny ,, + WIN i'ut ihousand 'nanian"h Hnh, ana
sawed II with rye AT tue rate "i on. busncl 10 the
:" NC N""a II Vas t"'t5 s"''"SsNc'y ca
- w. I''s' a" ave H''l"'a' o> Sheef n't'hi'3 'h
100 "e'l'i'" ne'-'' "' hIile l''c'''' '"' 'ta'
"'' s'H ''''"cS '''c 'a''ss. neSe toPph3s
"'''F C"'Ncu 10 niahe IL gro" thicker ano
'"'' "c'o't ana W"fh hae'es'cu II pro-
'A'ccH bushels q" al tie rate oil one hundred
:" e"'! -e'2"N ''Sle's 10 INC acre giving 10 the
'e'o.'.' To the calculation o' Honm .dleu,
q. :, u ,5"'y I'VE aoiafs to the acre OF cleai
r.,, i',''''','''ea says WA, '"'s account
I'i,'' se'' a''n'S' beyond the bounds OF pos
49, H., 1u - ''"'y ct''''"e W''ha IS IS
W.. 'I-,' =. 1i'9us' 10 INC m'dde Of
Loi, 1'''n y! ,.''s' '5,eo't'T'S'S To be tue
- w ' p 'e III 'ne icn'olfs OF the
SAL - Il 'oui'''e' VOL o., II Is
gns a. H., a., y.I, Go"sn .''o ''' week IN AT"
If ,i,,,, .a 'e'''''G' at 'ie rate
o,,,,,, 81 i.''s l's' eefei some say 'ofty-
il On IL, "a no " :, '''' '2wcu AT mat ''"e'
that il nav no, i'm '' :" >o'c"o'f 80
requires e,rI;nr ~ WI 'l"'is poor sou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

nv FLETCHER * TsbLEss,

by sheep Clover also succeeds much better after
rye than after wheat
In England il iscommon TO sow rye ior the
purpose ofnahng green fodder tor cattle aud sheep.
particularly the latter Ia the spring Rana.stef )
HaSjandrY" an English work of INERT, says
when rye is sown for snecp feed, II is proper To
allow three bushels 10 the a,re for where toe blade
hnuhn NJ stalk form the primary object, Il much
larger proportion of seed Is requisite than when tit
crop is mean, for harsesti.s."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
TER Ms.

1rr,rsl per a,rnun, payable IN alvanc'-No sub
;. = -, No ,sceiycd for les tlns lliap months
50 y,ll IL, discontinued hut At the discretion ~
Sbs = ,,or.1 nntil all urearases are paid.
IF ADVERTISEMENTS will be- inserted At so cent
he. .nfe COR essj Tho h'> tia ani 81 =. c"uts Tor eneh
,.,,i,,orf lrn.n it,tluce he paid for
<ans To t,alr ot o tha iyneat assumed by some
tcsnonsibIe person IN l.Sneinnrg.
II All latter aIre,rlt the EIitor. must be post pad
,r ttu,y will no, he attended Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
pOSII'IJAL.
THE DEPARTED.

lis street "a 3ciicrc Of he abse1t isc 'ore,
= ne MISS Hcm bcioic, To- StaH mcct Mem a5ots
The departed the departed
They visit us IN dreams,
And they glide above our memories,
Like shadows over streams -
Bat where the cheerful igilts OF home
In constaut lustre burn,
fae departcd--thc departed
Can never more return.
Fhe sno1 the brave, the beautiful
How drcancss IS their slecp,
Wl.ere rolls the dirge like music
u Ia cvcr-tosslng deep
or where me hDuyios night w'nds
pae Winters rob have spread
Above ticir narrow places,
In the cities OF the dead
look arouni tad i,r Il ths awe
fonr vino walks alonc--
Among the wrecks Of form II days
In uou.nil rlln st.bWa.
starl T., h..,r fl,a s,rttn. sounds
Anon, tho cypress r9es,
Fas III Ypirtui,ae tPart.d
Is bora. upon Ia breeze
Tn solrmA voice 1t nnsles WITT
Each free and carelass stuiu;
scarce can tl,nk ia1ttti mlnstr5iaY
VIII cheer mF heart aganf.
The msloly of summer waves,
The thrilling nosss OF birds,
Can never bc So dear To mr.,
As their remembered words.
som times dream heir pleasant smiles
Still on me sweetir tail
Their tones of love family hear
Ny name - sadasss call.
IhRom nut t4cV Hfe HappV
Utft Mcir anaet pt1@t'f en-;
But mn A1trt Is rsgg le~lair,
To tbiak Mat Hega arc goa,
The departed the DEPARTED
They yisltu, in deans.
And they glide above oar mc9'or'cs
Like shadows over Streams
But, whore the cheert,l H., at, Of nonc
In ronstan. iustre burn,
The DEPARTED the departed
Can never more return p 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

nlsc wete Understood tu To-, that the advocates OF
rostrr tou should consent To- considerable rcdnc-
uont "a The rate I'll protective duties and IN the
mount OF revenue la be collected from imports, and
that some changes should hc mndo III those parts
Of the system here IT'S pressure was peculiarly ob-
noNous. The uitfa-fesrlotionsl5, and ile parti-
4lla OF Modification did not subscribe 10 these
terms, the former beng adverse IL any dlmfnutlon
al the protective duties tie latte rrpadiating cv-
! cry species Of COMPROMISE WHICH I'D uot inc,udo
the abandonment Of lhc principle OF protection.
rhcSc ultraisls however, were minority. The
majority acquiesce,i IN the COMPROMISE Whlrh hus
been mentioned but where the toa! or the suppos
ed interests of The parties were 50 variant II wu,
vain TO expect that any COMPROMISE could be 50 cx-
ccuted Us 10 lac exempt from mutual objections, An
approximation toward, that which eael oi,h,m de
! SIRED was us much ms could have heen, reasonably
calculated upon, III the passage the irst tariff act
! which had been Introduced during SO snany years
with the declared intention OF reducing the rates
OF protection. That approximation, ii seemed To
ne was effected hv the act Of lS52, lnusmucl rs
! 10y 1t the minimums ui woollens We're repealed,
! and the aggregate Of the revenue and the amount
of the protective duties considerably diminished.
Beng satisfied that this act was ineomparoby
better than that of 1928 accordingly voted for IT.
| Upon what ground can, even pausihlv. bc charg
ed with impoey or Inconsistency, itn thus voting,
| am urdble 10 discover. VI Is true thu | have al
ways expressed myself adverse TO the constitution
| pllty and the expedency of Il protective talH; but
/ whatever may be my opinion and tl.e oplniuns nj
a large nuitlon Of the citizens OF the South, am
compelled 10 adm" hat the constitutlonaty ol IA
protective tariff Is not only debalahie question up
on which wise aud honest men tlay and do dlsa-
gree, but that the weight OF numbers aud OF great
namesprePondrrates 'nia'oroi those who MAINTAIN
It's cohS'itusloohitiy on0cr these circumstances
when reflected that thc act OF ls's2 diminished
| the existing duties, repealed the tnlnImulhs upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

ioi"' a'"o""' VI Si35T56
I a.. IN mad 70 per cent and adding the d,Aerenee rem
the n,, valuation the pound sterling with eas o.es
snd sholtegct credits, s32o esaa. to apoA 9'
.sats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

prp by seward fancr, wl0 atisnea,eJ pto,eeti0n
hr cou'lcred that sset 'hr nlnmn as niiurdiDg tho
iHsl cirieHt II 4ec,r the least urfhfn an The cot
The opeiifo - .t - ten bad teen ini.tep'esc
ici lie N heeH sLfPi,el 10 hear gentlemen affirm that
letid duties of ito. i, aud 10 per cent yard
al ciu costing 81 i,ets, snd yard costlag one d0
la fnd one cent Il y tue imported w"i pay 81 II ~
cents tici onI IT, at r III ~ pee cent
costing - efnls would - cents, and yard costiEg
u cent 'mpo,ea II cents, being VI the rate of 30
Bul the iIei No cloths chang ssbis nth
thtse high dsitfs imported. The unportsiss
confined 10 cloths ,a,loi lte undtr TIC ssamwm.
Tho effect then, rrohsiiion the npo rtaliou
ofths cloths bet&een ihr ssn'mums oftho.a excluded. the
cloths OF the ,ergfdiete Ealass tia Atfsda
rN kaus the raoit rsaise." EAtsact fcm Mr.>tssa
cts speech the Iafif i. delivered 18Th J4ac le,hss
lut.s!.sl u the Nsiieaa. 81 .c,tseactr