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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
VIRGINIt ha3a:IShATURE.


I'HrSHaH, .hdfG4 b--ffH DlfAtta 't "a '
sos. a bin further tn ansnl thg a#f#''. ~ #
,.sang the Inspection IF lebnera S.. '#A# N.
raad i s,eena tjms. fFafh,netnH 'i ~.
b.il ars tha INCREASE OF thu saary 81 Oh. ls..
iucss,s where the shipping doty r. na. so'H ~
n. hat nnrnngs the p.o,isaou Ia 1HuHa im ~
v.ar--ana The County Court "hsn l.l5 h..UI q
mount Is Inspected to recommend uuos ti#'f34 81
four Inspe#fnr
Mir Brolnay, moved T. amend t.- III so = -
make the provision IN rs -ar4 % IL dHH'# ~ ii
-,..rio-s permanent On Who'll taaaou dIs6l. 'lal
l,al l,ca. n winch Nc> + BaeIuar. Rive. a5td
Brown, lo5ltpar when II was adopted 20. I1
was then further amended IN motion ni NJ iii
max. 10 strike out thr words fifteen hoaaff1 ah
Insert ai4e hundred. sn NJ "a MAKE At i1tWeh.h
on the Courts of Gmulies WIN -. = .'' ri
boesheals oftab1cao tha be iasf .r'. io recon
mend ttvee nsiral q for persons ta ia' ease
of inspectors The blI uss thsno'd"Jea 10 hf ..
crossed
IL Riyes moved to take up the lal prvld1af
forth, on ...9g and.rcpalrln- Of the Pulll' ro''s
Hr JTara.r opposed tn motion, md hop.d
fitsr Il taken mp, ms It would lead 10 d'hale'
~. a.~.aqgguiy 10 d'lay
-. .a.4..d hnp,u It would be the pleasure o'
li..geto.,..# s.p the Bdl IL CONSIDERED II Of
...#.t i.aportan 10 iert po5lnn OF The '"minnh
t-s1fs--sala tn bill had hc"n 7. .ulod md IL u.
lH b, N, members "a leng Tn. aud pr'Fan -
s.-e prepared 10 al promptly Tn motion
rasqs-stion ou TIC PASSAGE oflhc bin nns lost,
47to53
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srlr 49,, ~ Mr. fnhrn ~ sfrhs o. he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

-,,,i, 10 III. f,crsts II the His- men "bo bod In
- of,astee -. 3. % hands ilhout rePas'aaeg'
I'D oJ,en wi. stf.5fsa'oa. Is sah.rhe 10 mi
III ,,..ae. no .seapou execute the Do
cr,cs J.q Simple moral force Of such men, saFFy
WIN mem an Importance thu, siene Opposition
lcy.n II such decision transfer millions Of de'"i,s -
/ ,gi,.... t..o mi. .ons Of human beings. As see
/ Nh. venerable Judge Marshall IN his antique dress
,'.g,#.a I,.., i'm q most awkward eLt often *
..nm /, 10, sl:ean ii barossbie th't MS gfs'
man has - much moral influence over mero hrate
| c,r-at WHAT is there IN HIM that can sway the
mob. awe tae disailoe'd and silence tn 'ra'io-
-oasl Andyc,hs dor. DO it lis e5arar''r IS
roore powerfI than turning ann. 20 lon2 NJ
he Is atthe had Il nc Caart, an confident, int
r..l..Tfeatioa yell b. lis aecre.s, 50 deep
~ r,.,.Iis rs reputation as an honest, a sound
.ud aBlc man. Tn yorY spontfaeoH' tribute pau
10 hlfn by the r. Trad contention at Phltdel-
Ipha b. uaGGcrs aad AN Whan AN instantaneous IL
SIM took plae. at bis approach. without any pre-
,ous concert W. mar. Of hS power over
the hearts ana tho Jadsnlaatot tue A@ereaa pso-
fr1r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
LYXcaBTRs,. MARCH I5.lSa,
GEORGIA AND soUructR5 Tiy,


ison OF winch the election OF tins or tia,
the Presidency. dWiadIss INTO insi.nlf,se,.
thartac Federal Union eaa be preserved mn.
brough. to a fual issue. Nay, more-If., ,..
preserved. il is equally certain that tba,,,.d.
ton OF jurisdiction must a,i- b. definitely AMI
ever settled. Tie line OF dsa1ra,Io1 i..
winch Ia general m SITE c3Yer1n 5.s p.s.....
rl.httu.!y pass, must lie distinctly and -.
drawn. taaf. IA tayurs TINS. II " sa5sl l....
pas4 tins cri.., IN sals.y. tins powerful 49,.
may be ure.lod Gtam m,fM dsnsgo-aas. 49,.
l.rrol tern " stat Rigtil,a now t4s,j..,...
our cars Unit! las very sound IS ,llsy,lsl5. .l.
bansAed from the vocabulary Of the aa,,, ,.r.
.ians. wAolnes4sa It SO often, lis In. ...#.I...
10y that ave 50 many G,lss oloral, Of a. -.
preach Of the vol that II is now all heard -.
east back N d.gisioa in the teeth Of .lf. s,D,.4s
when tlo3a Rights may be violated
Georgia. by solemn { aImo., nrsr.,,,...
uliorl.o,Ioptrd at the last ,a,, finer ...i
declared ta,t HnIIid,a.ion the .,r.nt 1sD,,,.t...
weapon Of its macontrat ncighlor j., ID, ,..,..,
f.l remedy ot agyricqsa sn.a,--ba Will. :.
thus dcnoanc... On paper. tins r.bsD,ia,s -.
she has not c,ieffo yrl-tieei il. a, n,.es ,l...
occasion. icrd3sposI..5n, therefore. T., r.,...
TN. mod, of rejf.,4 canro. H.. ,,-,y.,.,.r,
toned should her in,er.s, POINT +, l--.,.......
as u,can pcrceiv,. II, her hatred o. lob, = -,
houn. a sufficient rsuson VIZ SIR. ~baIl q. ,aa..
in words even lhou,h she believed !, to r.. c,.,.,
a doctrine wirh which Mr.. IS p,Ii,.l o,o.a....
ar. supposed to he identified. B,yln, .n,.....,.
" bu,,iei the general royrrn,nant ir,, -. .....-
rencc in her violent and loa,c4s ,o4.,. }.....
fore il will not be ,ur,ra.r, f ste ,.a..t -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

BLANK BILLS or SALE Al
THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
A%%tyt1YI4. NIRra q

a%SA2OEIs, AttRNd u.
Afa meeting OF IA number ofthe Working Men Of
the CITY Of Annapolis convened ON Friday ese.
ning. spontaneously, on hearing that HENRY
tCLAY, the distinguished advocate of the Aneri-
can system. and therefore especially the working
men fuyoritc candidate for the next Presidency Of
the United Stats had arrived IN this city, after or
ganlzaton by calling JANIS WI4faANsoN, lisa. to
the chair and nammsJ Ha"b,s. as SECRETARY, res
buttons were UHaHimobAJ adopted appgDbalory
Of the man who through I'LL vel,sttIdrs Of tor,unc
had dlstm saishsd himself as the advocate o. thu
purest republican punclfles, - foremost and tear
less IN tho support oflhe RIGHTS Of mul II this and
other clma,'- tn defender Of Domestic Indus
Try from the attacks al foreign dominion -" TIM
we.tricd statesman and patriot and declaring
that MS II further testimony OF their regard thy
would assemble The noN day and ralI upou Mr
CLAW in body. 70 welcome hlm nast cordially
WIihsn their prccnc.4 Ia express L. linn ler>anliy
their hrllry arcorlaL 'e in thercpabhran po!.cg and
principles h. has, through Lie, sustained IN ourhu
uauncr a 10 elevate the character Of American
Statesmen. and to eutlde Inn 10 ia HIGHEST conf
d,ase which citizens nnoeoi,r8
Accordingly on Saturday morning they ealled
upon Mr. Clay, at tn Government housa, winch
I'll! l. clock, was literally crowded ~ visitors,
stranger, as w"Ilas citizens, anNt9u5 To take by
the hand Ia. man whose taleu,5 arr $50 universally
admitted ond admired. itis aeedlrsst To sd that
they were Welcomed iytigy,mor iiowno III tin.
most friendly m9n9er, AID Yr,,ded with 'o'u.iiar
and 5ociol interview.
Nj C.,1 VISITED both branches of the legisla-
tlrr ~hll5, IN srss.ou una VAS received with ne
distinction which isoccOtdej TO Distinguished sis,-
tors
Governor Howard invited as many Of his friends
as could b. accommodated IN tAe 0,n.rs room Of
the Government ao4sr, toa cheerful rePast. "
were delighted to see that the barriers OF putty
FEELING seemed to b. remo,edon the occasion, and
united in according tribute Of res
poet to services 50 uuqasstlonablc as those that
huve been performed, and will be recorded in the
history Of our country. rs the worl, Of Henry Clay.
fRryub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

Hon Fa,scrs BtYLus, Charge dAiairs to Ba-
enos Ayrcs Is to sa from Boston m lev day
on his destination IN the United States snip Pa
co.h NatPoH Hrcuy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
WILLIAM NukG>s CT
GEouaG NJ DALLAS 63

So that Judge Wilkins, now Senator in Con
Sress from that STATE was nominated tar Vice Pre-
srdent- Ge1rgc hrsmer off,noas memory, was
the one who voted for Mir Van Burcn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
ORDER OF THE DAY.

.4rran genenfs TO be obserrei in The celebration of
the Centennial Birth Day Of Washington
The Chief Marshal. appointed by the Com
mittees Of the Citizens, the Military and the va
rlous Societies of the town Of Alexandra. re-
colnmends the following order to be observed in
the procession, on the 22d instant.
Civic Escort.
Uniform Volunteer Companies.
Alexandria Washington Lodge No %.
and the other Lodges.
Clergy and Orator of the Day. Il
Washington Society ~
Relatives Of Washington. 10 Carriages.
Revolutionary officers aud Soldiers, in carriages
Mayor and Common Council.
General Committee
General of Brigade and Suite, on horse hack.
Officers of the Army and Navy Of the u. 8. :
st. Andrews Society.
Mechanic Relief Society.
Hibernian do.
Captains and Seamen,
Schools.
Citizens.
THE route the procession will take, and other
particulars. will be announced in general order
on the god inst
The following Gentlemen have been appoint
ed Assistant MarshalIs of the day.
George Brent &. A. Alexander
VIM A. Williams Edward Dangerfed
James Irwin VIM. l. IiOdssOn
Edgar Snowdpn
JOHN WASHINGTON.
Chief Marshall.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
SHIP NEWS.
PORT IF .aLEXaADRLi. ( u. c.

ARRIVED. FEBRUARY l9,
BRIG DelDs. Barrett, New York; sundrIes to J.
g. W. ii Irwin.
Schr Erie. Bartram, from New York; freig hit
for the District.
Feb. 20-Schr. Victor, Washington, Nanje-
IN y; corn IT, Gro. Johnson & 90.
Schr Commerce, jenkins, Sails bury; lumber
to q. II. Smoot
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. j. jenkins,
Baltimore; freight and passengers for the District
SAILED,
2O,h-Schr. COLUMBIA, Smith, New York
Schr. Virginia, Beety, from this port, bound
to New York, at Norfolk 10th.
At Sewall's, Point, schr. Lafayette, Bissel,
from this port, pound to New Orleans.
Schr. Premier, Mills, from this port at New
York 18th. Sailed in CO. from Cape Nav with
schr Georgetown, for N York. 18th inst. so
miles E. Of Cape Nav, picked up bale of cot.
ton. marked ] Graham, No. 1870 lbs-same
time, saw schr. to leeward. picking up cotton.
Sloop J. w. Caldwell, Mats, cleared at Phi
ladephia for this port 18th inst.
Schr. Buckingham, Parish, days from FIRE.
dericksburg at New York. with corn, for Boston.
18th inst. lat SO. 40, Ion 20, 46. sprung leak.
had feet water in the forecas,le; after 4 hours
pumping aud ball,ng. succeeded in freeing her
and put into that port to repair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Total 5086 go
NEW YORK MARKET. FEB. 10.

FoW-The market is still very languid, and
prices continue to recede-the decline during the
week Is fully l2i cents per bI. 400 barrels Of
Philadelphia have been sold at Is. so S5624.-
Sales of Baltimore Howard st have been made
at 5. Ia cash a on time. 100 bis. Western,
=. B.ach's" brand, have been taken for Havre. at
o.ISi. which is about 81 cents advance on the
prices previous to the arrival vi the Nimrod. for
the same brand.
Grain.-On Thursday. about 1900 bushels of
Southern Wheat were sold al 10 d 1874. Sales
Of heavr Long Island Wheat. good. have been
made atll2 In Rye, Barley. and Oats, we have
10 change to notice. White Corn has been sold
at 62l cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

Also, 40 timbers Of oak Of any description,
Of good aty, for foundation 70 be laid FIT, and
curing not 10 deviate more than six inches from
straight line, and less than seven inches IN diane
ter a the smaller end and 80 feet exactly IN lengths
in all 1870 hasal feet
$1,000 feet, board measure, white oak plank,
exsc,, inches thick and of any brsnab over ncb-
es and n less tl,an IS feet long, ia as foanda-
tons RI edges must be sawed straight and the
plank of best quality a.,
The whole to be delivered at Four Mile Run
Bridge on or before the Is, day Of May next Letters
,ndr,l Canal Company. Alexandra, ID. C. The pro-
possls for the Pisnk will specify the price per hundred
or thousand per feet board measure and per foot neal
ur running for the tmbers. The Engineer to be the
sole Judge of the quality.
WILSON n. G. FAIRFAX,
feb l4-eo4t Eng'r Alex Cansl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
.seMcy at fortress Monroe

vRvE subscriber offers his services for the ensuing
L wear MS General gent at thi, place for the pur
pose of transactng such business ma, be cOnded
his care All Orders from persons residing at dis
lance having business to transact either with Govern
ment or private individuals, shall have his strict tten
ton MARSHALL PARKS.
feb l8-2W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

FLoun.-Last week the wagon price OF Flour
closed at 81 IS. Sales from, stores at 90 and
5 O5.
Yesterday the wagon price opened at IS 90 TO
O2. at which prices few loads were taken, but
it subsequently, gave way and the current price
was 4 go. The article was extremely dull from
stores. and we heard Of no sales of King street
Flour; it was freely offered at 5 co. We un-
derst"od lot, 500 bis, Of ,ohaJf Flour was sold
at 4 81.
Export for the week ending Saturday 18th inst.
1871 bis coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period.
King street Alto bis. % half bis.
Wharf 967 242
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
OrrIcE OF THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL,
February ls, 1882.
PROp0S will he received

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ tvs fiji ,ni III, frs, e Aprii nex', for tue de.
livery of The following tlmbers and lumber. at the
ard oil The sur Mile Run. about three miles above
Aevan,lria. { r I've use vt b, Can.l COMPANY
$50 Oak Piles from "a to So feet long, not
less than a che, diameter at the butt 10 inches at
the small end, very straight and sound; white oak will
BE- preferred.
Cos feet Qineal measure) square timber, Of oak,
for Gaping piles, IL his ~ IL, rough hewn TO n
line, aud free frm defects he pieces to be Of the
f,lIu " ing lengths:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
D | E D.,

On Sunday morning. 18th inst, after an illness
Of FIVE days, Mn. WILLIAM CT RI. aged sixty
three years, leaving a wife and three children to
mourn his loss. He was perfectly resigned to
the will Of God, being willing to depart aud be
with Christi Communicated
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
EiiZa Kennedy

Has received, per schooner Presided, The foNoaf-
ing articles, viz:
HOHENs transfe ring ysrI>i; f0olscap Bristol board.
u thick md thin; battledore birds, complete as
sor,ment of purse clasps, black lines for writing; vo-
lin srangs; and assortment of perfumer,, NJ
of be RS oil. kephalin. Lows Indian OIL pomA,um;
fancy soaps, wash balls, Naples compound shaving
cake; cn!d cream, milk of ross, Persian Lotion, Ell.
Of and orangr; florida, Cologne, lavender.
aud waters, hair powder. plain and scented, and
from baltimore a fresh supply Of
Lees Patent Family MEDICINES.
feb Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Notice.

Office Of The .dlerandria fanm CompGny,1
&c January 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given. to the stockholders in this
~ company, that instalmeDt Of two dollars per
share is required be paid before the frst Aqt
Of March; and further instsment Of two doaB ~
share, or before the first day Of April, nest.
by order of the Board.
JOHN II. CREASE
jan 27-d3theoG Cicst,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Pub &c Notice.

CEAtED Proposals viii be received at my house on
- Paine street between K ng and Prince streets, un
iii aclock on Thurs lay g instant. for renting The
FISH WHARF for the present season
WILLIAM yElrCH, S.P
IA d,23dFeb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
RATHER.

A. -, This thorough bred and beautiful
ME vii, .,.,a the e s,.'' ::.... =. ro,.
a. se.Sl1eS L Tobacco, Thar County, Mar, land,
at some Other convenient situations Of which no.
tce will be given
RATHER is chestnut, full IS hands 81 inches
high. with remarkably ne short, aud glossy of
hair (the surest Indication Of high blood with strong,
clean bone great muscular aver, and ymmetrical
FORM and graceful and easy in action, any horse in
Virs inis.
The pedigree of RATTLER is short, and rs rich 40
blood can make it, The following extract Of q letter
from James Harrison, Esq % gentleman we'll known
TO the rac.n world will satisfy the most scrupu
ous Of The purity IS his blood
L" RATHER sired 10y the celebrated race horse
rimoien, 'h best Of Archy, his dam by Constitu-
ton b, Dome,l, and OUT of the same of iimoleon -
| hi, mare by the old imported Satram. which was
b, oKrliy's cbrstcd English Eclipse, his dAms
Old Vilsir, ggg dam, Fearnought, & gs dsm Dire
| yer, gg gg, the Imported Vampire, & ggggg Fal-
low lie is Of the stock nf Beni amin Jones, OF
Greensviile. RArrLER has much Diomed blood in
him any horse the United States, and I believe
partakes of more crosses Constitution, by Diomed.
his src-slI Mr.. jones' run-they stand No. in tho
lendar Of America. Timole0n KITE, Aratus, Maid
If Lodi, Snow Storm Sally Walker Sally MCGEE, and
many rher Rne racers, OF this stock, Your horse
deserves do well, for he is doubled aud twisted in
the same stock" tFor particulars see bills
b. MASON.
Glover Ill., Stafford, Feb. 10, 1882.
feb IA t5thM Nat Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
SALES AT AUCTION. &
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Sale " Jeweiry Continued.

OHtc VI JcWtiTy OVNVAHuCO.
I'M Saturday Evening tn, 18Th instant, al DC ocks
~ Ut nv Auction Rooms, will be sold an extensive
assortment Of.
WELRY.
Consisting. in part. OF handsome assortment Of
Gold, silver, and gilt watches, among which aFe
several Of superior quality
Pearl, jet. and garnet Fl ger rings
waich guards. chains. seals and keys
Filagre ear rings and breast pins, assorted, in
great variety
s few real Mosaic breast pins
hsdallions, silver ever pointed pencils
Pen makers. harmonious
Segar cases. new article, &C &c.
Also, il time permit, lot Of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles
ar Articles read, for examination Saturday NOR.
ming Eb
pe The above sale will ba continued THIS
EV%>ING, commencing al O'clock.
feb 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

The court, at Doylestown, have exacted from
the reporters, in the cases Of Nina and Mrs.
Chapman, a promise not TO permit their notes to
be used for immediate publication. The trial
excited the strongest possible interest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

From Cadiz.-Capt. Couthony. Of the brig
COra' arrived at Boston from Cadiz which place
she lett on the 18th Of january. informs Messrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
yhteN .uv,n Theatre

.hteN ..luvln Theatre
TaNHE Manager ha+ tie pleasure TO announce, that,
4 in compliance with the general wish, he has en-
gagged Mrs A ID. tK for one night on,.
On Tuesday Ersaing maH be presented the Ira
getty caled
JANE SHORE.
JANE SHORE Mas. A. DRAKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

Bulwer's new novel, Eugene Aram, has beer
published In New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

fopliff that much excitement prevailed there in
regard to the Cholera Morbus, and that sani.
tafy measures had been adopted to prevent its
introduction. All vessels coming from north
ern port in Europe, were subject to strict quar-.
antine. aud those from ans other port, where the
Cholera already existed, were not permitted to
anchor, but ordered Immediately tie Port Mahon.
A report had obtained credit at Cadiz, that
the Cholera had made its appearance on board
one Of our government vessels at Mahon; in con-
sequence OF which, vessels returning from quar-.
antne at that place, were not permitted to hold
communication with the shore, until after six
days of observations; those from Gibraltar except
in ballast. were subjec, to the same regulation.
Markets were dull. particularly for slaves, with
which the place was slutted with every descrip-
-tion.
Mrs. Decat,r's claim-The bill for the re.
lief of Mrs. Decatur, is again before the House
Of Representatives, and on Saturday gave rise to
considerable debate. This it invariably does, but
we expect it will meet, this session, its usual fate.
Bulwer's new novel, Eugene Aram, has been
published in New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

After which h {. or ie Farce called
PERFECTION.
Kate O'Bricn Mrs s. chapman.
feb 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
A.tention Rifle Guards

" W are hereby notified 10 attend Parade at the
L Market quare. on Wednesday morning, 22d at
half past o'cuck, to join in tie celebration Of the
Cs ntennia Annvcrssr, Of the Father Country.
b. order of tn Carton
f.b o g. " CO. IN ~ g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Fietcher & Dement,

yIAvE taken the Store AID Wharf recently occu
i i pied by Chamberlain Harris; where hey offer
for sale
20 bbls No. beef
~ prime pork
II +" No and mackerel
Is bags Mo Java and Porto Rico coffee
10 packages gunpowder. imperial, young
hyscn and souchong teas. late importation
Is boxes orang, in good order
Is +" sperm, moud and dipt candles
With good assortment OF
Groceries 8. Ship Chsndiery.
Aso. hickory, oak and Piae wood # prime quality,
landing every day, and will be sold cheap from the
wharf. feb 2l-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-12

The Senate. on Tuesday, on motion Of Mr.
Clay, postponed to next day the consideration Of
the resolution introduced BY him directing the
Committee on Finance to report bill TO abolish
the duties on imported articles which come into
competition with those of American manufacture,
The bill to erect barracks and storehouses in the
vicinity of New Orleans was, after debate 10
which Messls. Smytb, Benton, Hayne. and For.
sy,k participated, passed. The bill concernIu.
Navy Agents was also passed Several impOr'
tant resolutions on the subject Of the Bank Of the
United States were introduced by Mr.. Benton.
In the House of Representatives, all the uni
nished business before the Committee Of the DIS.
trict of Columbia, during the last session of Con-
gress. was, on motion of the Chairman. Mr..
Doddridsr. committed to the present committee
on that subject Mr.. DraytOn. from the Com
mitee on Military Affairs, reported the appro
prialion bill for the Engineer and Ordnance De-
partments; and it was read q first and SECOND
time and committed to committee Of the Whole
House on the state Of the Union. The resoIu
ton offered by Mr.. Carter Of n. H. respecting
property lost during the late war, was taken up
and considered. Mr.. COoke addressed the House
in its favor until the close of the hour. The bill
for the settlement of the South Carolina claims
was the next business in order; but, on motion
of Mr.. Polk, its consideration was postponed
and the House resolved itself into a committee Of
the w hole on the state of the Union, Mr.. Holt
man in the Chair. and touk up the Bill Tor the aP'
portioument Of Representatives among the 'ese,
raj States according to the fifth census. The o"'
fixes the ratio of representation at fort.eght thou'
sand instead Of forty thousand as at present
Mr. Craig moved to strike out the words 48'Ooc
and Mr.. Jarvis moved that the ratio be seventy
five thousand, bat The latter proposition was ne
gatived. Mr.. Jenifer moved that it be forty-h"
thousand. but before vote was taken, the com
miltee rose and reported progress, and the House
adjourned.
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