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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-24
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Dec. q

BALTIMORE MARkEf-Dec. 90.
Howard Street Nour.--rhe wagon price has
been uniform and steady throughout the week,
at IS IS per Dbl. The market has been very
inactive, and in the few tons which have
taken place from stores a decline from previous
prices has been submitted to. A parcel Of 500
bbIs. deliverable next week was sold at 9S4,
and two lots Of 100 bbIs each, for immediate de.
livery. at IS s74. BY the dray load sales have
been made at IS. Some holders continue to ask
the last named price, and occasionally fractiun
more, for large parcels.
City Mills Four.-The market has declined
a fraction since our last report. On Wednes.
day and Thursday, pretty large sales for export
were made at IS 623, interest added, and IS
on time without interest. We quote the same
prices to day.
Susqushanna F2ou.-Sales Of moderate par
GELS at S rs per Dbl.
Hhsai.-Owng to the prevalence Of head
winds for some days, the market has been but
scantily supplied, The sales Of good to prime
reds have generally ranged from 81 10a l Is
per bushel, and the market. as nearly as may be,
is in the same state to day. Of white wheat there
has been but little at market; we quote common
to good at Is 90, and very prime parcels
would command two or three cents over the last
named rate.
Rye.-Sales on Wednesday of good at 70 cts;
we quote at 7la73 as IN quality.
Corn.-The market opened on Monday at SIS
cents for good white and So cents for good yell
low, and the sales throughout the week, with an
occasional exception, have been made at the same
rates. We continue, heretofore, to quote good
white to. day at So cents. and yellow at Sc cents
per bushel. We know Of no old corn in market.
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4 FRESH supply of Jujube Paste. in sheet and
IA boxes; and Liquorce Rail-, of the first quality.
On hand,
The various remedies for The diseases of the
also Swaim's Psnacea, G W. Carpenters medicines,
Mesd's Anti dyspepdc Pills, Rush's do. Buffers We
getable Indian Specifics, Wi,tar's Cough I.ozcnges;
to, her with most of the regular Inctures. Ontmens,
Piasters Syrups Pills and other compounds in use,
carefully prepared BY the subscriber, for the Of
Physicians, Merchants and private families
For Sale,
pair Of Side Lamps. with reHectors and chmnies,
and q complete set of R,o.'s CsciopediS,
WILLIAM STABLER,
dec 81 Druggist s Chemist. Famisxst.
GWarre nton Spectator, emitting the Lamps
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THE BOSTON RESOLUTIONS.
lses Gazette of Saturday Tor an account Of

l,ea dizette OF Saturday Tor an account OF the
great meeting al Fanuiel Hall.
Rs'oIeed, rha. the members of tins meeting
nave read with high satisfaction the recent Pro-
5''natiOn Of the President of the United States.
Hrclrsd, That IN the present situation Of pub
'iaF"'', when che integrity Of the Union. and
4" Tie Constitution, are seriously menaced, the
"ams Of Tch Proclamation, is in the judg-
p'e'' OF tbs meeting, wise, timely, aud patti
etc act
"ctred That we recognize IN this Proclama-
Uon, the unequivocal manifestation of decisinn,
@e Presdent, to uphold the Government,
anu 10 malntaln the regular and just authority OF
"eaWs, by the exercise OF such constitutional
q powers, as are or may Oe, vested in the
"'sEu'i'e tor that purpose.
"'So!csd, That in our opinion, the Proclama
non EXHIBITS IN full, clear and forcible manner,
ne True principles on which the Constitution and
government OF the United States rest; and on
'oEA alone they can Ee successfully maintained
:" administered: and contain a powerful and
I'e'''Se appeal TO the good sense aud enlight-
.asI patriotism Of the People. We hold these
p,i"SA' iraths, which We conceive to be EXPRESS
" " NE PROCLAMATION, to be undeniable; that
* government Of the United States was or
- iisu and established by the People Of the Unit
y safes; that its leading object was TO ferm
Jung them more perfect Union, and to cre-
y, ~ 'oS TIE common good Of the whole, a more
S.s I' IaSernment, than had existed under the
~ We ea'ratlon; that the Government Of the Unit
,HA'es extends. though with limited aud spe-
-, powers over the people Of all the States; and
W ve fnll extent OF these powers the people
r.,, UM'ed States are one people; that the Go
~, %S"aen'ot tie United States is a Government,
n. uO' league; that it owes duties to individu-
"a, ,aa on The other hand that individuals owe
ra p.s' and obedience to its laws; that the Con-
aON itself declares what overt acts shall be
1,r.S Ss'sa treason against the United States,
Ma! amrmlns the sovereignty OF the United
H., ,' aaa the allegiance due to to its Govern,
Srs me People; that the Government Of
''eo states, not being league or confs-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-24
hardware.
TONHTHAN BUTCHER

JUIVU NWW DVE Wiz"
JIAs removed I'd his New Store, ut his old stand on
III King street, corner of Market Alley where he
now opening handsome assortment OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
received direc, from Birmingham and Sheffield, by
late arrivals which, with his stock on hand, makes his
assortment very complete, comprising almost every ar
ticle in the Hardware line, and amongst which are
Smiths Vices, AnvIs, Bellows. Hammers, and S'edg'
Is, good assortment Of Wagon and Csryoie boxes
Csrnenters' and Cabinet Mixers Tools. &C. &c. &c.
Also on hand, an assortment Of PLOUGHs, - usuaIi
all Of which he of 70 low for cash. or to punetual GUS
tome,s on the usual terms.
dec II -d3tS2awSw
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CODartnership.

VlHE subscribers having entered into partnership un.
L der the firm Of Benoni Wheat & Son, now offer
for SALE al their Store Ramsay Wharf, in the house
lately occupied BY Cohsgan & hittIe.
IN ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
Consisting Of
St. Crox, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
Rio, Laguira, and st. Domingo Coffee
New Orleans and Trinidad holasses, Prim:
Sperm, mould and dipped Candles
Soap. Pepper, Alum. Copperss
EPSON Salts and refined Salt Petre
Indigo and Fig Blue, Nader, Starch, Cheese
Sperm and Fish Oil, Chewing Tobacco
Chocolate and Rice, Nett and Grcm Herrings
No. 1, 9 and 3 Macktrei
Ground alum and sack Salt
Nails of various sizes
With variety Of other articles inthst line
Also. Family Flour. warranted
Also, first quality new Clouer Seed
They are general dealers in GRAIN, and now have
an hand 7OO bushels Rye and or 500 bushels Of Oats
BENOM WHEAT,
JOHN JORDAN WHEAT.
dec 7-I3tkeo6t
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A Rural Vie,O Of a Splendid Country
Observation-Disclosures

hdhS kONs thoAoO
yISiIs beautiful. we'll furnished HOUSE was I'm.
L ported from Fr?nce and is to be seen ut the sub
scribers. (who grateful to generous public for past
favors rcceved.) lie respectfully announces to his
friends and patrons that he has made arrangements
for celebrating with becoming sp'endor, the approach
ing Holidays. For that purpose he hasprepare
CHRISTMAS COMFORTABLE CAKE,
of unusual dimensions which he will be happy to serve
to his customers ON the occasion.
ILLUMINATION on Christmas Ere.
Also just received. and now opening
case Of French Toy $ and Dancing Figures
I do German do, beautifully assorted
200 lbs Conserve, Globe and Lobster Candy
I case of AciduIated Lemon Drops
Q cases Sugar Toys
boxes Tablets and Sugar Loaves
8 dozen German Pipes; 6 DO, yard long
case French Candy
Secrets, keys, and moss roses
90 dozen Vizsrs, assorted sizes and colofs
Also. variety of Christmas Presents
Ladies' hand drums, French singing walls
Harmonious; French and Turkish dolls
Wax dolls; 1 case Philadelphia patent candy
boxes ruck candy; 6 pair large vases; 4 do small
500 lbs Grecian currsnts; also,
A variety of choice and delicious fruits
40 half boxes rasins, 20 boxes fresh prunes
so lbs almonds; 500 oranges and lemons
500 cocoa nuts; English wslnuts, ground nuts
Filberts, Pekin nuts, &c &c
5 eight..dsy clocks; 8 e.day do, low price
10 boxes Geneva ciron
A few dozen flutes, volins and Aageolets
IS drums figs; Malaga grapes, &c
In conclusion, he hopes that the spendor Of his ar
with the enlcng nature Of his various de-
licacies, will induce many to call and taste tor them
selves
lie continues 10 serve up OYSTERS in the true Epi.
streets JOHN A. BECKLEY.
dec o. Ct
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Corporation of Alexandra, to wit:
PROCL.8M.HTJON

PROCLAlLdTION
VHHEREAS the Reverend Clergy of the
w several Religious Congregations Of the
Town of Alexandra have recommended that
Tuesday, the 25th of this month, tbeing Christ.
mas day. be set apart as day OF general Thanks.
giving and Praise to Almighty God. for the sig
nal mercies shewn to US 10 the late desolatlns
Epidemic, which has carried mourning and woe
into various parts Of our laud-Now. therefore,
hereby give general notice. that the Aforesaid
day is set apart for the above purpose, aud re-
commend to all the citizens that they abstain, a.
much as they conveniently can, from all worldly
business ON that day, that. with one mouth and
meth every good and perfect gift.
JOHN ROBERTS,
Dec. 22-d3t Mavor.
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Blooming Smiles.

THO elstrate with all the poiology and du'eloqy OF
i words. having all the stupendoxsness Ano cub.
lmeness of thought and DESCRIPTION, the SUdDA d
eoquence would End himself Inadequate to den, xtes
coniugate and sublimste, with that msieriaity snd
corporety in language, sufficiently to enbeihsd and
beauty the eropta6s and incompatible Whistles sno
nmit1bk nieees that the subscriber mas for sae-feA
and pe,tetus IN al the suhstantalities Of interfu.
concrevns and external eciat and splendoss sn1
admirably srrslgned in continuity. trpieity, e9asss
lily aud organization.
ON MONDAY EVENING
Will be fitted up. with great effect moot perfect
representation OF
A STREET IN VIENNA,
on which occasion ICE CREAMS and JELiiEs may
be had. HEPBURN.
dec 22-3t
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MARRIED,

At Romney, on Wednesday evening 18th, by
the Rev William H. Foote, Dr.. PHILIP c.
SLAUGHTER, of Fsirfax. CdlpePer county, Va.
to Miss Many ELIzABErH. daughter Of John Nc.
Dewell, Esq. of Romney. Hampshire County.
Ia Fredericksburg, on Tuesday last, by the
Rev. E. C. McMuire, Mr.. DELrHY CARLIN, Of
franklin, Louisiana, to Miss MARI JANE,
daughter Of Mr.. John Chewing, Of Spotsyl
wanna county.
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Just PublisheA.

lind on safe on WW ~ WURHIoUN,
TIME Excitement or q Book to induce young per
L sons To read, containing remarkable appearances
nature signal presentations, and such incidents rs
are particularly fitted TO arrest the youthful mind
The Ladies' my Library, vol !st, Diographies OF
graphies Of Lady Russell and Madame Guyon.
Degrrsndo on Self Education, (new edi,ion)
Divine Breathngs, fine little volume for the pocket
The above, with great variety Of new and choice
Books, selected for presents for the approaching holy
DAYS, will he sold very low. dec II 6t
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Notice is hereby given.

TJSHATa Meeting of the Stockholders OF the psu'
ouier and Alexandria Turnpike Company will be
held at Buckand on Tuesday, the 5tl' January next
for the election of President, Directors and Treasurer
OF said Company and for the consideration OF such
matters as NAV be brought before them.
Signed by order Of the B"ard
dee ID tie HUGH SMITH. President.
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Eisheries.

gINO RENT for the ensuing season. OF for term OF
i wears, the several Fishing Landing: on my Estate
in stafford County, called St. harysville !D'pp,e y
These Landings have been 30 long used: and wen
nscs..sry For terms, which will be moderate, in.
o,re of WIN. II Fhzhugh, Esq. near the Pfemi'es' or
the subscriber, Bush Hill.
,ov II -2aw3w RID. u. SCOTT.
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Notice.

NyHE Farmers Bank Of Alexandria VIII be closed on
TUESDAY next, the 25'h instant. being Christmas
da,; and for ties due that day, payment will be ex
pected on the Path; and those intended ,or ascoun'
nr.t he denos;ted in Bank Saturday, the 22d inst
BY order: JohN hooFF' SA'"'e''
dec 2l-3t
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once of the Chesapeake + Ohio Canal Company.

once of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal Company.
WAsHIsoroN, December II, 1889.
N7ortcE-A General Meeting Of the stockholders
~ of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company will
he held at the City Hail. in the City Of Washington,
Fr;d,y. the 18th day Of January next. commencing at
N o,ejock. A. NJ for the purpose Of eleetng Dirrc.
tor Of the said Company, the place Of Peter Lenoz,
ESQ. deceased
JOHN r. INGLE,
Ci1rk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co
dec is-lawaie.hlsn
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Thomas Gardiner. M. ID.
.SIyRGEOv DENTIST,

SURGEOIN UENl IVY
HAS the honor to Inform the citizens OF Alexandra
and its vicinity that he has returned from hrs tour
in Virginia, and may all times be found at hrs resi-
dcnce on street. between 9Th and 10th streets. near
" opposite the Catholic Church, Washington City.
nov 28-2aw4w
Certificate.
DIR THOMAS GARDINER, VI this city, graduated IN me
University of pens, lyania he studied Dentistry in the
city of Paris and prscsed here the last winter sue
cessfu.y: he is young gentleman Of an excellent cha
racer snd family. and as Dentist. is not INFERIOR in
our opinion, to any that we have known.
THOMAS SxwALL, ID.
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
&c HALL, b.
Professor Of Surgery.
THos HRspEHsoN, ID.
Froft ssor Of Theory and 'ractice Of Medicine.
Ia p JONES. NJ. ID
Professor Of Chemistry, Columbian College.
COLUMBIAN College, Medical Department.
Washington City, D. c June 20. 1872
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Notice.

VU>HE silly and dangerous practice OF firing guns ex'
L plodng fire crackers, &c at this season OF the
year, being usual amongst the ignorant the vicious,
and the vlgabonds Of socety. whereby much injury is
subject we'll be rigdy ex .cuted, and that all fines
aud pc naes arising under these laws will be given,
on conviction AMI collection, to the informers
by order Of the Mayor.
JOHN b HANCOCK,
IL TATSEPAUGH,
dec 22-3t Police ConstSbtes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-24

Aooat one o'clock Yesterday. the bells gave
tho alarm Of FIRE, which was soon traced by the
.rOks to the square on Pennsylvania Avenue
OpD.,i,s to Browns Hotel II broke out IN the
uvVc ,,ory Of the building belonging to the heirs
oitA late Charles Jones, which was occupied
h NJ. Samuel Stetlinius as a dwelling house.
AID Mr Jesse Cromwell. Although IN the mid :
Js Of bright day, ii WAS Is or 90 inmates be
be an engine could be got to the spot. Several
Of them, however, male all possible speed, aud
we're very efficiently applied, IL was imposs,'
be to save the house IN which the 6re originated
bat the rest Of this valuable row OF houses, at one
line IN inmlneRt danger, were saved, not with
uu, some loss from the confusion Of moving, &c.
We never saw before so complete demonstra-
ton Of the importance Of state roofs upon, and
plrape, wall. between houses But tor the slate
roofs oi the two houses adjoining. Mrs. Balls
and Mr.Seth Hya,t's) the whole row would have
been in flames oetOre the engines got fairly to
aOik.--Nat Int of Saturday,
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% Pack ages,

% PMcRages,
EONTAlNlNG Britannia coffee pots
u 10 tea do
Do sugars and creams
Carrington's and other iron coffee mills
+ ,ot stoves
SigLal. butterfly, nurse, and other lamps
Spit boxes with and wilhoutfeet
Tesboaris and walters, fruit dishes
Bread baskets; Britannia tumbiers
Japan canisters; spice and pepper boxes
Emerson and Pomeroy razor strops
Turkey box wood and other combs
Just received and for g. ....oas
GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-24

Bank Robbery.-Let.ers we're received in
MS city Yesterday morning. stating that the State
Bunk, IN Chireston mad been entered BY means
d false keys, last week, and robbed Of one hun
lrel and iifty.six thousand dollars
An attempttO enter the Branch Bank OF the
UAi,ed States, in B Baltimore, BY means Of false
keys, Vas made abuut noon on Sunday last. Ii
proved totally abOrtiye, but it nevertheless shows
he unparalleled boi,!aess Of the villains in max
rs I,,-Bhi. finer.
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dwelling 70 Alet

As,& Situate on the north side of Came.
GgST ia rom bet~ cen St. Asaph and Pit streets,
NRiIIk a good Brick Tenement and large Lot
Gf&z1 all lately repaired, and in excellent order,
now in the possession of william Cleary, Esq
Posse sson may be had the LIST January, 1883. OF
Immediately if required, upon application to Mr, Giea
ry, or TO Chh' N1ALD'
dec 5-2aw4w
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Nank Ut AAeXau&riW.

NNWK VI D1YtNWWWVHW-
December 22d, 1882.
4 this Bank will be closed OH Christmas Day next
n notes then due will he expected to be paid the
oath offerings for discounts will be received till IL
o'clock on Monday BY order:
dec 22-2t l.. McKENNA, Cashier
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NuSM EAairs

> Dozen rush seat Chairs. handsome patterns
~ Spring seat rocking d"
with general assortment Of other Chairs; for sale
nv ~ GEO. WHITE
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.,mbo., Cvgnet, running between this
The siS1 Washington, sunk, in about SIX . "a,
pl,c' an ,l,. JUS, below the mouth Of the Easter"
, . n,b h, on SATURDAY 'a''
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Wines. l.iouOrs &c

NNCb9 HIKSNWVEo W.
TIME subscriber, having beea an Importer and Deal
Il er in WINES for many years, his in store stock
of every description old and pure in wood and bottles
Asu general assortment Of the best selected articles
in the
GROCERY LINE.
or The Bottled Wines--upwxris Of 800 Dozen,
ed in cases ofone and two dozen eachhave been
selected from the approved prands London Par
tcusr Madeira. part of which late from inds, very
old; Tnta and Burgundy do; Sercisl and Buai do,
0orJon's pure Grape Juice do Old Sherry; Superior
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port; Old Hook; with vsrl'
ETY. Of French and other Wines.
Au Of which will be sold at the most reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON & SON,
dec 4-eoif Fairfax street, Alexandra.
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DR.4JVS THIS D.4T
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No 50 for 1882.
To be drawn a, Wilmington. Del on d"nc" Dec ~
Mghsst Prize 10, O0O, eOof 1000 Dollars, &c
tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters %
f,onnecticut Lottery Glass No. 28-Nsw Series
win h. .lr,xa al iIsrf,r N Nrnd4y, Dec -
CAPITAL PRIZE 5000.
Whole tickets only Sli halves 50 cts-
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. ~ for 1885.
will be drawn in the City OF New York on wednesday
December Is
HIGHEST PRIZE SIC 900. 40
At or 2t drawn numbers SlU Sd OF eth drawn do ~
Tickets SIS; halves2 sos quarters %.
To be had in variety Of numoersoI
=. OORSE,
Lottery U Exchange Broker, 1aiei"ndr'a.
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S,.,mbo,t Franklin. formerly running
Inc oW n;a nlace aud Baltimore. has been
s,tSeea '" ,ss Goyerument. and ordered on TO
pns9' BY 'f f., government purposes She sail
,.n saturday night
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r or Sale.

4 Likely Negro Rev. shout q years OF age
"A Enquire at this office
dec 2t-3t
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n, Charles Couny MA. Court will COM
n,O,e a, Port Tobacco on the second Monday OF
hnaary next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-24

Ia, Upton, Senator ofthe United states from
SO If Indiana, has been reelected. IRON
a. :, "A I,y Of March next, when his present term
e .,r,ee will EXPIRE.
r,,n,, Morris, has been elected Senator OF
Il, va,ed State, from the STATE OF Ohio, Tor SIX
,.,, from the Sd day of March next, to succeed
a. Rs,cles. whose term Of service will then eN-
ar, VI. MOrri, i, Jackson man.
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Ice Mouse 70 NeMt,
nv PEsSDN3RLE TERMS.

sss.N Il IS in perfect order snd keeps Ice better
a., tnan any other Ice House in town. is situated
~ .e.street near the Potomac R,ver and not much
expense for fling it, and If properly msnaged will
Day good profit For further particulars, apply to
LOUIS BEEIER, or
WILLIAM LANPtlER Co.
l., dec o4-e. &c King street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Trustees Sale.
TWILL be sold on the 1ith day Of January next.
w the premises, al the right. title and interest o.
]. C. Wilson, in and toihe
-. Three. story Brick WAREHOUSE. on King
ss between Union and water streets, adjoining the
Ssl9! warehouse Of 8. d. Larmour b Co.
rms made known st the sale
dec I8-ts 8. J: POTTS, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-24

,;ue of pu ting our paper to press on
Mme ;,h, we had received no later 'nteiil-
aaII am South Carolina than we gave on 81
:,J,, morning
~ y. ,,l;,b to-day. the Report OF the Legs
We RPaDniI,ee Of Virginia on Federal RelA-
tive C %%. R,port, OH its submission to the
.sa'. aa, po,tponed to, and made the order OF
Aa,S, G G,r to-rHorrnw; the desire OF many mem
a' Gay w. their families at Christmas, being
sr " . WI u have produced tn" delay Ayes
.1l, ~. %, 1t will probably BE- adopted by a
u o,;arity. The Report, 1t Will De Observed
aF ~! me demand for General Convention.
-, H p;,hmond Wing has suggestion ON this
Inject. which We adopt:
w. ,oores, our apprehen,iob5 at General
- !as,ead If reun,iins. we believe
tl. ,,II much ma,e probably dissolve the Union
'.' n he the last experiment. As II IS de
- i-.,iocin,ly On account IT the settlement OF
%,T rpIr sinciple: a. there is SINE hope, 1t not
r'',,,.op,bie hope, that thar may be settled by
1,' 1,Iao,,ry REIMBURSEMENT of the Tariff party;
', !, moi be wi.e to pnstpnne the dangerous
'r n.',rn; ola + s,rli COuSenttoa. at least I'M
4 ,s,, hope has finally sani'hed'"
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Just Received,

Dec. 22-d3t