Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-17

old Tariff pay Sc per ct. adv
Under the new Tariff, so do do.
Flanuels now pay 22s cts. per square yaro.
Under the new TSSiH, 10 do do do.
Brussels Carpeting now 20 do DO 10.
! Under the new, IS do do do do
| fhgralned Carpeting now, 40 do do do.
/ Under the new Is do.
/ venitian CarpetiDg now pays 40 cts. per square
yard.
Under the new. pays 22a do do do.
Worsted Stuff Goods, such as Bombazsts, Gam
bets, Plaids, Circassians, SC. now pay % per
cent al v.
Under the new Tariff, 10 do do do.
| Silks and Worsted Goods, such as Bombazine'
| Norwich Grapes, Barege, ItaIients, &c. &c. now
pay IS, do do do.
Under the new, 10 do do DO.
Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves. SC. S5 do do do.
Under the new, 25 do do do.
Blankets, not exceeding rs cts, such as Point
and Bristol, under the new per cent.
Under the existing duty, So do do.
Cotton Goods, costing less than So cts per square
ward. shall be deemed to have cost So cents, and
+ D per cent ad v.
New Tariff deemed to have cost so do and Is
do do.
If dyed and printed, same as before, IS do. and
IS DO.
Yorkshire or Servants Cloth. under the existing
Tariff, As to sc per cent adv.
Under the new Tariff, so per cent.
Cotton Bagsing now, cents.
Under new, 81 cents.
Six Goods. now, so per cent.
J'nder the new tariff, 10 per cent.
Iri,L Linens paid by the old Tariff 25 per cent.
Aud are to pay by the new, Is per cent only.
Much curiosity has been expressed to see what
course the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer would take
after the Bank Veto tits currently reported that
Is sails are now shivering in the wind, prePara-
tOry to netc tack. It still, however, bears the
name Of jackson" at its head. We find the
following hint IN the Commercial:
coMMuNIcATIoN.
Suspicion is a6oat. Yesterday morning ve-
Fy respectable looking gentleman accosted me IN
The street, with" Good morning, sir; can you
Direct me to the most substantial Clay (norninsj
baper inthe city?' RI mentioned the Gazette. ]
3 think + shall 90 to the Enquirer & Courier"
This own way Of speaking it, as that is getting
butte popular in our village since il has intended
IOon TO raise the National Repu6lican Flag"
A JOUR. PRINTER.
We see announced in the New York papers
hat the Rev. William Jackson, recently of this
Town, and Rector elect of ST. Stephens Church
q that city, was to have commenced his parochial
lutiss last Sunday.
The claim. or merits Of the american Coloni-
Folion Society, have come to be discussed and
recommended in the best quarters. The North
american Review, for July, (says the Philadelphia
Gazette contains most forcib!e anu expressive
rtlsle on the subject, which we hope will meet
with an extension even wider than the great cir
fplation of that eminent journal. We have not
hme to recapitulate the favorable arguments, or
extract any Of the convincing sentences to which
She Review has given birth on this subject; we
nav say. however, that the colonization plan is
regarded by the editor, as worthy Of all support
nd eulogium. After setting forth the natural
advantages and blessings of the country destined
$ the scene Of colonization, the article closes
With the following rich and Impressive para
sraph:-
"And who can enjoy more than the philan-
hropists Of the West and South, this sweetest
happiness Of giving happiness to otherss Who
an tell better than they, what freedom is, aud
hat the SOULS yearnins may be over the loss of
hat holy boon? God speed them in the sodlike
Enterprise. God speed them to make freeman
the slave, aud ciizen of the freeman, and to
end him back to the shores of his own rich and
|erdurous land. The skies shalt smile upon
Them, and the soil shall be sacred soil. There
|et them lay the foundstion of an empire in ST.
ence and in peace. Ages hence it may still
|tand, lighthouse to the gloom of that desolate
|on,inent, and monument Of praise to this, i'm
bortal and beautiful as the stars. Even then,
hOugh their own proud republic should live but
history. it may still be at least an asylum,
fhere he that has wandered and wept from his
childhood, shalt again exult in the smoke Of his
Iillase, aud again
--"shall drink at noon,
| The palms rich nectar. and lie down at eve,
In the green pastures OF remembered days,
And wslk.-to wander and to weep no more
On Congo's mountain.cosst or GamSis's golden
shore"