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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
.DENT.E ST.

nR J /. l,liNSoN, SURGEON Dentist. havine
y In pess lhtough Lynehhnfg ton hls return 10
iieInnondl will remaln thfre OF tour days. III that
place dnfng his stay IN town lie viii attend 10 all
professional calls pr |, wllI bs III lYnehbars
on "Wednesday the 9Th OF Jun Il, Benson's
Invaluable Anti Dyspeptle or Digestive Pills, for
The euto OF Indisoston, Soal ttoneeh Hood sehe.
faioleney, &e. &e may be Ind u, MI times Al lie
tfns Stores oil I. " / Royal and II Il
l.Nman.
Lynebhmg, June 70 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

AZ virtue Ga deed IN trust, executed 10 Tic
= = Subscribers by John Il. Ru1e1se. bearfne
date the 29lh Of Janaafy. l,3o mud roeoaIcd in The
Clerks Office of Campbell county, vii BIZ oflereI
tor sale, upon the PREMISES onie isfh day Of lu.
ly next, falr ifnot, the next TAR day thereaI
tor 10 the highest bIddcr sad Rmleases interest
amounting TO one thud 10 a Rlidse Called Wand
ernNc, neross Stnunton River. ~ e,edit Of one
two aud hler years Willie given the purchaser,
upon BIS entering INTO bonds, with sufficient sccn.
riy, to bear interest from The dale, md deed IN
trust upon the property to iecute The Plymant. The
title to the propor,y Is beloved to be good but the
undersigned, acting as trustees, will convey such
title only Is the decd vests il them.
THOMAS FOX.
CHARLES II. LYNCH. ) '''s'''s'
juno % wi1g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

1Iaee}tae.-rhe lIB1e5iap Times Of June -
says, The Cholera has rapidly decreased nj LIS,
IN It's mallsnty aud @e have reason 10 bope phal
tins nearly on quite ceased 10 prevail anon. u. as
epidemic
B,td.,ega1g { 04ioA-rbe W6se1in4 na,,e, g,,es
as mepuefog account the condition oftbe III.
tie VILLAGE situated ncnrIy opposite Wheeli,a ro
population Of 2oa Of winch II consisted. an the
morning pliar lie t'ho!ef. u,de ito aonee,,nce
persons law dead none nj vbi,b u.er. #,,,,i..
, and but few laid out The town indeed was no,,.
~ les,fted l.. all who could leave !, mn, onre finn
anol 10 fcrsons rem,nIne
Hagsfli}> ihra )--The llagsr jlle L,aolc glt5o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
OBITUARY.

DIED On MONDAY last lie fo'lf as' atlhq
fasaehee Of Cd 1olh " Ilinms. N tbs vicinity
the Hon NATHANIEL. W WILLIAMS. ol
Smilh county. for many yants one ofths JUICES Of
The Circuit court N Teanessee. DUNG his iaaef
years hs trouble, VIZ pnitinlie.i, mi ms II
illeiens increased, nail a ensIh hs fafthly care.
and iumols wets terminated BY denll
fLaa4fsTI. f,....fa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

ri lie sehs rtgef nov hfiny ap The gnhins
AMI 1avetn at The ab9se pl4se, and viii be
feeflF IN lssg days II accommodate NIL those who
my iayor bin with Then patronage. H. fabln
will aWnYs ha furnished VIII tho besi tie niafhas
ailul'is and tic sfslti8 with sood pr5yendaf and
refefai ti'.s--.si h. aseaanem Of " ues and IL
iaets the known eelebsiiy ri the eafsf nseda M
sneemiom eotiea 10 81 MI iase WHO haye
eiatsd thenl ARE weiI aaflslat Of The madieiaal
e9f4es oil the water.
l'be Bu0aloa aptiags aIe s'Iaatea IN n fiealthy
country, II Tho county al Amherst, = milss from
LYasdRWg -tot romantic .eeaafY i a4anol bs
sorpaseed Tic aa64af.be, leall eanddem TINT
seperoas publ ii 'IalY appozala lasetflfialss
"a contribute both 10 the heal aetl aHtemenl of
IN. gursfs SAM. STII.f.Is
Jun - Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
NOTICE.

Il h VIC rseealg emlattai.en 20 Iyuchftifk
aud geaeefd turnpike, mn disposed 70
~ : u ID sxsn 40 "a aHply asinsh nceus~l
einsd u iatd lai9az I'D la nNgtagsiaan eflianHs,
1nl a.#a ffeal IL 10 - 1an]a Any person orpef-
seae whoran neeemmedato mezin iag esinve way,
9l lind ne geaetai.y NJ homs N L ,nehhurg.
pLsAsAA ! fAkIfS.
iana II g4f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
juno IL.
TAKE NOTICE.

WISH to close adj accounts due me as speeds
I. ~ as possible. Those who cannot pay now,
are respectfully requested to cali and give their
Bonds. Those who do rot call and pay or give
Bonds will receive no indulgence after the first of
AUGUST LII N0RVELL.
June II 02.it
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LAST NOTICE.

Nv SIZING to close tue business of the late
W firm Of l.. q r. y. Newell Immediately, we
again respectfully ask payment OF all persons in
debted 10 US, either by note or outt--Al del t.
due and not pad before the Isl Of August wit be
put in he hands OF Lawyer 10, collection
10. NORVELI.,
X. b, NORVELL.
juno l3 w2uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

MASSA.TiISEI'7 5 - Ilmn G0l0ln 117
acen esets7 sfepsesse;alav &c Il Congress t.pn tha
city ii Boston, ny plurality II 9Si Votes and q
majority ot 5ol over all others--G'aytoa 2. Os-
gool has also 1een elected, BY alelofity Of "a,
oyer Mr Cushing, ia the district represented N
the last Congress ~ Mr.. N,lson--In tae district
represented last yearly Mr. Dearborn, it's supposed
there has been no chnice-In each of the foreg .
districts there have been heretofore several una
yelling attempts 10 fl the vacancies, in conse-
qucnce of the law, common to the New Eng and
states, which requires majority of all the votes
given in, instead Ola plurality as with U.S. &c make
an election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A meeting Of tho Lynchburg Temperance socie-
ty will be held TO MORROW EVENING, Fri
Jay the 2st inst a, carly candle light, al the
Methodist Episcopal Church Addresses Will be
4e..gegei AMI al INTERESTING n.elng : a'rleraed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

Thu citizens oil staunton aud Augusta county,
assembled N public meeting, have tins day depn.
ted thH Undersigned, committee 10 conway To ynn
the high sease entertained by them ef the valoe nj
yeni pubic services whist Minister Ia the Count
a the klne of Tho French, aud also Tor Your ate
ahie and eihelem support, as menibet Of the 50
ate of the niied Staes al the riehlso 81 the fee#
raj Union against The spurious version oi State
Rights eentenaed for by South Carolina AMI her
eoadutor they nave directed us IS II further
manifestation oi then respect, to invite Yen to par
take nj public dnner IL lac PROVIDED lei the Or
eason On day mosl suitable 10 You convenience.
The members OF the committee having lons
known yon1eneaanng a high respect In Ven per
sonav, and uniting cordially mihe sentiments oil
said meeting, take great pleasure III being the On
gans OF this communication, and IN soliciting Yen
To ac4niesoe III theIr visits
We are, respectfully,
Il .1t....t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

= a III. "a GOODS

A efneaaaY lie 26dI lay ri tlr prnxen.
" nfsnsh, II tse Haa7e I1fal3 occupied by . 4,
y fbelps 20 ~ MN slreei IN HE fe,en ~.
yntlbair lhere vii ebIl At pallie noffion =
lais5 aa5 exfnslfe nsgaftninit ahtRpfIgfi.s &.
DRY GOODS, beng ,lfe etf.i,e ytbSk Of 4aHi {. 4,
|, Pheps g. Tic alla ~ le mo VOL d..
sefylas tho onenite o Merchants and other ler.
efs. The e}ood9 hste ., h6en feseily pnfrhnse1
aud nfe oi seod gaaltesz-the atnck of 6forprjes
ere very seneral Rnd such a. ean he recommended.
Terms. For MI aena under $50 eash- 10, thar,
at'n' and nndor slo9 sixly days AID FOR all sum.
al hlDo or upwards fenr months credit tie nffr.
eboae,s giving negotiable notes satsiaetofify en-.
dorsei
The salo VIII be n,hdr IN pltrsnarieo d4s trtsf
deed. executed In na On the III mat. by he mem
bers Of tin above hfn. which lsof record IN ,b,
Gerta oliees Of the fius,ines Court Of tic cofno.
rttiton 81 ynehblrg, aud flita County Com, If
Hedtotd = n N. ~ GARLAND. Trustees.
by virtue offhe aboee lee3 ~ have annoInqei
Wm l.. Bel m AGENT 10 collect ,loabts duo 10 III,
late inns ofG 4. =. h. l.. pbeps * CO and or
lteli Phelps y Go.-lle OF curative. are aone an.
lbotz'J loreceige monies due ~ ihose eoneerox
II y eafneslIy requested tint all lliose indebted will
come forward aud nuke immediate payment or
else Then bond aad aeeouats 81 he put IN LEGAL
course iot collection.
Mr.. Bel - anlaotilel to sell nj fuyer nri-
gaiely, fer caAa, any u lip tosi5 now on bani
>. x NJ II OAKLAND, Trustees.
June II ytf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

w sErats LEAD i.luaeea oii, spi.
impenline Gnnrfng eml 4areien. Inntfn.
menls gehenfy, Itch oininpnt sevelf kind,
best li'so IN large or stnaiqaanflias h aini pur-
ehaseis Jpiate Pasfe, by box. pound or alaiee To-
getbo with sldon.5d ayaafImaol IF fresh. pura
and warranted Medicine. b 5hfs cts, etc,
received aud ior eale, u tslassd ffiees. l,Y
HOW'LL DAVIES
Iina ~ ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
NOTICE..

Two a WheeIwtlglet and Turner, who is mas
n ter Of his trade, industrious, attentive, sober
aud Of GOOD moral character, a situation tan be
bpd about | ! milo. aboqe Lynchbarg, where, II h,
VII, Il snug eslaie ean be nude in n few yeats.--
Enquire Of the Editors Of tie YHglnian
1une - VT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

y 1t will ba seen dat there have been setons
Riots IN london, growing oas Of larse meeting
held n spafiei1s, near London, with the view Of
forming National Contention Tic object Of
tls National Convention IS not stated nor do W.
observe the names Of any distinguished persons
CONNECTED with the proceedings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

q In ausioo to his being summo ned 70 Alex
anrr,a, as ~itaess'to prove 5 aeasptseYi III
ihe "a Ii Rao,Iolplr. the senior Editor n The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

II The publication oftho New York Standard,
edited by john J. Mamlord the celebrated npecu,
Iator in L s Bank stock, and the Jackson
aud Van Bu.an organ IN the great city of he
Empir, siae, /, 10 ba discontinued after the 3olh
inst Mr. Mami9rd. IL bis Iaooaie anuuhciaton Of
his pretln.na.i9t .oy- te,doss apticdl aaIled W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

ztr The Washington correspondent of the N
Y. Jaurnal Of Commerce dominates Mr.. houi.
MeI.ane, the new Secretary Of State as candidate
Tor the next Presidency whcreupon the philadcl-
phia II s. Gazette remarks # the battle IS TO be
tough, between McLane and Mel, an VIC OF the
press mus, look to Our proof reading
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

.Ner RaH Road The Rel mond Compiler has
suggested the establishment, of Rail Road be
tween thateily and Potomac G,eek, poar Fteder.
leisburg The Enquirer approves OF the scheme,
bat recommends its Poslronement until the great
Western Enterprise, thu 'mprovcmen, fthc James
and ltllawha rivers. IA completed. 1aat, indeed
/. .he battle OF Arbcla' Accomplish hat wofl.
aud all other necessary improvements will follow
as surely a commerce follows capital.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
FOREIGN Nl.Ws


AMONG the other items al interesting foreign IN.
tcllisenec, brought by the las, arrival. from Eu-
rope the reader will fod tho plan Of tho Brush
Ministry Tor ei1eeting Emancipation IN the West
indies. Is To the Feasibility q this plan, We are
net pfenared to fofm. and shall moi therefore ex.
ptess, any opinion. Tie readiness with whiel,
iii1es been assaulted, however, IN and OUT of parli,-
ment, aud the variety Of new sehemes already sng.
sesied substitutes fo l. show the almost insur-
monntsble difficulties ny winch tie Whole subject
IS cneompassed, md In cautious manner IN Mheh
ii should be touched by those wao knne nothing
Of slavery, lis elect. anl is means OF eufe by
tual experience. Some el the English phllanthro-
piss, WHO making SO much noise ala,a the hof-
rofs Of African bondage, While tber own White
slaTes are worked and starved L. death, under
the1 sefY NOSES. by scores aud hundreds, without
exciting theif eanmiseraten, il strikes US ar
straaos At gnat and swallowing a camel W.
loubt very much whelh,f even tbe Wesi lndia
aeero, tie most cruelty treated We suspect, ot his
much nlaled raee, Is not much better fed and
clothed AMI quite as easily worked as are the op.
etalises Of Gfen Britain, who toll from Gully dawn
10 darl, and are glad at the expiration of tim
DAY labor 10 procure ENOUGH Of the eoarsest food
10 afpease thcr craving appeltes In the Wolds
ola 1ttle poem. which recently Appeared III the
London 1its Saa
lhea fendef heafts ae signing,
4 Aelra mf5aes arc lold
E." y hle tielr letlte darts are dying.
q " ho ezunid thrlr ve1low pod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

g-s We continue our notlees of the tour TO the
North Of the President of the United States and
Black Hawk, the lions ofthe selecting such
as arc least Objectionable On the score of sycophan
cy which seems 10 be the giant vice Of the times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

Besides SOS. 3os, :,os, lbs, Sc. &c.
Tickets $l-HatVs 2--tars II
| or sale ut 4pf1,lst,ss .srrs$ -
JAie " "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

To Messrs. ; H. Peyion, u q Boiite'n 7
! .Mtbie, IN. htnaeV, j.. .NehoiaA [ hiaafR
H. II paHcseb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
POTOMAC BRIDGE.

The following communication TO the House OF
Representatives, relative to the Potomac Bridge,
was made by the President last Friday.
WASHINGTON. Dec. %, 1882.
To The Senate and House of Representatives.:
beg leave to call the attention OF Congress 10
the accompanying reports. one from the Engineer
selected, under the at of the 18th July last, to
take charge of the survey Of the bridge across
the Potomac, which that act, authorized the Pre-
sen, to cause to be erected, and showing. after
Il careful survey, the propriety Of applying part
of the SUN appropriated to the repair of the old
bridge-the other showing the consideration
which in the opinion Of the same Engineer, and
that of Gen. Gratiut, should determine the choice
between a superstructure Of wood and Of iron.
on the same foundation Of granite.
Concurring in the reasons stated by these 9th .
GERS for the preference of the superstructure OF
wood, have adopted 1t accordingly. and propose
to take the measures necessary for the execution
of the work. Previously, however, to inviting
to contracts for this purpose, deem il advisable
to submit the subject to Congress, iaeorder that
the necessary appropriations may he supplied
ANDREW JACKSON.
Ordered, that the said message be referred to
the Committee for the District of Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
BUENOs AYRES.

The following communication was made BY
the President to the House of Representatives,
relative to Buenos A,vres, last Friday;
WAsHINGroN, Dec. %, 1882.
To the House Of Representatives.:
have taken into consideration the resolution
of the House requesting me 10 communicate to
it, 50 tar as Ia my opinion may be consistent with
the public interest, "the correspondence between
the sovernmen, of the United States and that of
the Republic of BuenOs Ayres, which has result
ed in The ,irnarture of the Charge d. Affaires of
the United States from that Republic, together
with the instructions given to the said Charge d.
Ar irps;" and, in answer to the said request,
state. for the information of the House. that al
though the Charge d. Afares Of the United
States has found it necessary tn return, yet the
negotiation between the two countries, for the
arrangement OF the differences between them,
are not considered as broken off, but are suspen-
ded ONLY until the arrival Of Minister, who, It
is oil iay announced, will be sent to this coun.
try with powers 10 treat on the subject.
The fact, It is believed, will justify the opinion
have formed that it will not be consistent with
the public interest 10 communicate the cores
pondence, and instructions requested by the
House, so long as the negotiation shall be pend
Ing. ANDRE" JACksoN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

The foreign news which we issued Yesterday
10 an extra 10 our town readers, and which we
publish to-day for the benefit of our country sub
scribers, is important and interesting. The ro-
mantle incidents connected with the capture of
the Duchess de Berr sill attract attention,
whilst every one must feel more or less concern
ed in the prospect Of general war IN Europe:
and that this will occur now very shortly, seems
to be the opinion Of most of the British and
French newspapers. England and France, firm
ly united, will be able to set host Of enemies
at d.iance; while, on the Other hand, we look
for an obstinate resistance on the part OF Hol'
land, who will be backed BY other powers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01

o.,, the more important protec'eo aru.'es,
,,poI ~ nro,rr,sive. The higher rate OF du-
u G. ,bs next wear, which result from TINS
s;..;nls If calculated upon the amount OF I'M
pa.,.,inn assumed as probable basis Tor the es-
ri;.n,,.s of future years, would produce reNe'
.,s ror the wear 1884 unnecessarily large
~, commercial experience has rePeatee'y
.,a.n that With the prospect OF an early anu
80 reduction Of import, importation Is seue-
ra,fv clossl, limited to the immediate cohSumP-
81 ,bs country, aud the certain demands
81 Eor,iUn trade, and that therefore, u"'e'S
~ Law !, disturbed by some other powerful
',,sr,c,,ns cause, il Is not probable that the
,aras,ts importation OF that year VIII iaii SNORT
t,,erace value assumed, and the revenue
Iii no, much exceed that estimated ior Tue PER
WI. ~, ;ncome of the Treasury. Should lit
".,vs otherwise, from any cause which cannot
ro,v h. an,icipated. the unexpended surplus VIII
rsm,in rs balance ia the Treasury 10 meet Tue
contingencies Of future years
The Committee, p sewing no sutleleh' reaS'"
,yhy the consumer Of foreign iuxuiies shou'o nut
nav a share of the pubic burthens, propose
20 raise the rates of duties upon silks nearer 10 .,
th,. ,ysra,e rate Of duties imposed by the OIL
~, ,bsv a.. under the act of 1852. They also
p,oposr to Tx moderate specific duty, equai 10
,bon, % per cent. on the value upon teaS, "n'c"
were made wholly free BY the act OF the last sum.
mer. This has been added from motive OF
financial prudence. lest the revenue from IL, The
Gu. ms should. from any modification OF the OIL,
IL otherwise, fail short OF the estimate. OF the
nroceed, of the Public Lands should be IN part
diverted to some other source, IN which case an
increased revenue would be derived from TINS
source of about 700. OG0 dollars. calculated on
the rather short importation OF teas IN tne 'as'
800 Shou!d ibi, sum not be needed for the
1ubIic service. il may be repealed wi,houtailec-
,ing the other parts Of the system.
1 detailed statement of the operation OF the
hill ha. been prepared, calculated upon the
actual imports Of 1881. year Of larger lmporta'
,iou than any former wear, but which viii, 1t is
thought, not exceed the average OF future years,
under the operation OF tariff such as that no"
Droposrd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01

They having been read by the Clerk. Mr.. Wal.
lace offered substitute, which, IN substance, de-
nounces Notification. views the Ordinance as
the immediate provocation Of the crisis, and de-
mands reduction Of the Tariff The substi.
tute makes no allusion to the doctrines Of the
Proclamation, nor, as we'll as we could hear, to
that paper in any shape.
Mr.. Moore, of Rockbridge, then offered an
amendment to Mr. Wailace's substitute, the
spirit of which is depreciation Of any interfer-
ence on the part Of Virginia.
Mr.. Moore addressed the House at length,
and had not concluded his speech when the Rich
mond Wing vas put to press on Saturday eve
min
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The United States Troops, which had been
located in the Arsenal, on Charleston Neck, al
the request of the State aud City Authorities
were removed on the Oath uit. with all the arma'
ment attached thereto, to Fort Moultrie.
Tire friends of the Union in Laurence, New
berry and Fairfield, have solicited Gen. STAR
LING Tucker TO become d candidate to represent
them In Congress. He mas, with great reluctance
and personal inconvenience, consented to yield
10 their wishes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01

The Paris Moni'eur contains Royal Ordon-
nance, permitting -Four OF foreign wheat to be
imported into the colonies of Martinique and
Gaudaloupe, at all times. whatever may be the
prices in France, or in the said colonies. paying
a fixed duty of elf per bbl of 90 kilogramnes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
ERR Al'A,

In the Tariff Bill. as pubIi'hed yesterday, the
comma, after cotton. in the first clause ct the
Oh Sc tiun. marred the sense. What was meant
was not "cottou' and " WOOL" az some might
suppose, but conen-mootiraw or unmsnufac,ur-
ed cotton compound term but little used IN
this country, though il is the common term IN
Europe.
La the Sd section, last line but one, the word
{, discontinued" should b. cOniiaued
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. co.
TUESDAY MORNING, xaNuaRYl. 1883,
NEW-YEAR.

At the commencement Of a new year we greet
our readers With the compliments Of the season.
and our wishes that it may be to them HAPPY
aud PROSPEROUS one. Nav they enjoy with
thaakfulness, and in comfort, the kindness Of an
indalsent Providence, whose gifts we hope may
be extended to Us all till we shall no longer be
here to note the revolution Of the seasons and
the recurrence of new eras in our existence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
THE TARIFF.

We publish to day the Report of the Commit
Tee of WAYS aud Means, ON the subject Of the
Tariff. II is an able document, and Of great in
terest in the present attitude of affairs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
St. JOHNS DAY.

The Masonic Fraternity of this place marched
in procession on Sunday lastto ST. Paul's Chnrch,
woe,e an apprnpria,e sermon was delivered by the
Rev + S. Evans, and collection taken up tor
the benefit OF the poor of the town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
Mr.. RANDOLPH.

We understand that Mr.. Randolph came out,
a, In. last Charlotte Court, against the Procla-
nation. He addressed the people on the sub
iect, and denounced the doctrines contained In
that document
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-01
THE NAILS.

We have, at last, all the mails due, and we
hope to have continuance OF regularity Tor some
tune to come.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.
ARRIVED. December 81.

ARRIVED. December 81,
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore /;
freight and passengers for the District. Passed
a brig in the river, bound up.
Schr. Increase. Ryder, hence at Boston Goth
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MARYLAND ASSEMBLY.

The annual session Of the General Assembly
of Mary land commenced yesterday at Annapolis.
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PRESIDENTS LEVEE.

The Presidents House will be open this day,
at IL o'clock, VI. Tor the reception OF vlslters,