Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05

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better humrS and profits made have heard
IF the lo"sI Of Nv President TIPS a,eS
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based he would not conform to them, audi in punt OF fact LAID N
stock o pork y purchase from the first passing Kentucky ip'e'
That trade now partially resumed was maintained by the Sale OF e"f
condition oft il, ssa from sr"! cars si. " .g " ,
anil, cteniy, does t,'aw did purchase I'r
fabrics, a might be the Vi England purchase
e'ia o. cotton Ing Kentucky droer received lie Fou' ~ia if'e,
taking b, evidences banks.
home. ard diIss them the merchant, h; CORDS ri iarSg
domestic manufacture return Such re circutous nature OF trade
and remittance, wh;c Great Britain
the wh;cf has the parent mach bet II
nnot pah Of South Carolina Itself where have with 50
much but Of other the Union which cotton
especially those bordering the Mississippi, confidently SPEAK II
planting less profitable than result Increased
pruc; but believe it TO be still the s mtal investment of
a any United States AM. if