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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-07
Cabinet. Chair and Sofa
1f8N/yE4NTDPV

On King street. mex. door to Washington street.
Z EONARD o. COOK respectfully informs his friends
Ia and the public generally that he has commenced
the above business in all its various branches Eis
Furniture, which, for nestness and workmanship, he
warrants eqnai to any ever offered in the District will
be sold low for CASH, to punctuaI persons the
ost liberal terms Persons wishing to purchase are
respectfully invited to call and exs nine tor themselves
TURNING e IaRNIyHTNG Handsomely TIE.
cuted Old Furniture neatly repaired, aud all orders
Aunctually attended to. oct l0-Sm
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Moiasses, Wines, sc


Oh Hhds and boxes St. Crox; Porto Rico
rJU and Havana lsupars
10 barrels Brazil
5000 pounds White
10 hhds bright Retailing Molasses
80 casks Sicily Madeira, Port, Huscat, Mar
settles and Greek Wines
40 bags Marscaibo, Manila. Java and Rio Coffee
% packages Gunpowder, Imperial. Young lily
son. Pouchong and souchong Teas
Is boxes Plug Tobacco
2hhds winter pressed Sperm Oil
80 barrels Cider Vinegar
43 boxe, Goshen 1ch.o..
do Pine Apple
10 boxes Colgate Starch
40 do. Soap and Candles
so dozen Corn Brooms
do Covered Hats
+, so do Bed Cords and Leading Lines
20 reams Writing Paper
Together with general assortment of other GRO
CERES e SHIP CHaNDLERY, for sale on mo
derate terms by
sept7 LINCOLN CHAMBERLAiN
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Notice.
OYSTERS, &c.

Oysters, &c.
TOHN w SMITH, grateful for past favors, returns
Cd his sincere acknowledgements to the public, and
assures them that he has commenced with the season
to supply them with The best
NORFOLK OYSTERS,
fresh from the Coves, and will be regularly supplied
by the steamboat Potomac every Thursday. Private
families can be supplied all times.
The lovers of good living win find it to their advan.
tage to call and judge for themselves.
OCT 1o-2m
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Cash in Market.

CaSh IN Market.
WE will pay Cash for any number OF LIhcLn
w NEGROES (of both sexes from Il to % -.
of age, Field Hands. Also, Mechanics of every De-.
scrption Applyt0
X C. Ballard & Co Richmond, We.
J. N. Saunders & Co. Warrenton va.
George Kepheart & Co Fredericktown, Nc
JamesF Purveis e Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd.
william Hooper, Annapolis, Maryland
A. Grimm, Fredericksburg. Virginia,
Or to the subscribers at their residence IN
Persons having likely servantsto dispose Oh wan :.
we'll to give us CALL as we, at all times, WIZ Pr
higher prices 10 Cash than any other purchaser sn'
now or may hereafter come into market
ALI conmunca atoms promptly attended to.
FRANKLIN e ARNFlELV' 8 3
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80 o. 81
when I, FIRST ruse and prepared this Ointment, ana
hsd instances experienced It's good eHeSes
sentt to several physicians, with INSTRUCTIONS IN wnar
cases to apply il. who were OF opinion that ne u,nt
mens would be valuable public benefit. concluded
! shat the Ointment would occasionally fall into many
hands some of whom would probably undertake 10
make IT, and knowing the difficulty OF the Process-ne'
vertheless might be progaed IN thus sdnItera.ed ST.
tua,o.sas might in degree resemble the orig,'
nal-snd IN This way its good effects would De ootera'
ted sUniertbese considerations secured the org''
nal and CERTAIN remedy Tor those obstinate diseases,
sotae * Which have so long bafied the skill OF me-
dicsl science:
q ist White s@e,ings of every descriptions
81 Sore legs and ulcers ofiong standing,
Sd Sch;rrus or gandular tumors. particularly those
hsrleued tuners in won ms breasts which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felons, or what some people know oy the name
of catsrrhs Of every description.
sh7Rheumatic pans OF the Joints;
l. 9th Sprsns and bruises OF every description, or n
wSatever part situAte;
9Th -retters Of aikinds. In this complaint the pa.
rtient in applying theointment must keep the part
s,hsGhil6isins or parts Affected BY frost.
lis slso one Of the best remedies for burns and
scslds Il the pain and draws the fire out IN
short time.
For nhamed women's breasts and g,sndulsr swell
inss il is superior to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty 1t is much safer than mercuria ap.
pcaons Gas il does not contain the smallest atom OF
any preparation OF tlc ocCausc " uocs hO'
Law the patient liable injury from exposure to cold.
This Ointment has cured sores of many years stand
ing. Where it isimpossble or mprudent to heal the
external sore, in consequence OF the bones becoming
carious o, rotten will stop the progress Of the csrcs
increase the quantity of discharge remove the often.
sivc smsI u, and ease the pains
II cures the worst Felods and Whtlows, on appiica.
tion Of fOr,y eight hours
CERTIFICATES
Ftoa,the Hon J6!n Cocfe Hrm6tr Of The House Of &c.
personalities ia Congress.
WASHINGTON, Mar, h %. 1926
Sr-My son having been afflicted for five years
with swhte swelling, and having applied every rene.
dy recommended BY. the most eminent physicians
within my reach without success, at length procured
one jug of DR. Nidhtas' Patem Specific Ointment and
made the application according the directions &C
companying the Ointment, and stste for the benefit
9th Inflicted that before one jug used perfect
c1re was effected Ny son has enjoyed good health
ever since have doubt that to the Ointment alone
he is indebted, for nothing else was used for more
,hsn nine months before the application OF the oint.
msnt. Respectfully, JoHS Cocks
DR.. WIn Gunton, Washington City.
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Dyspepsia Cured, without

Dyspopsf~ C0te0'
MEDICINE.
FuyHE subscriber still continues to apply the newly
discovered remedy for Dyspepsia with much sue
cess. His price is moderate.
He has Just received his Spring supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES e. DYE S1OfFS,
all of which he warrants as pure and cnesp ss any III
the Mace Country merchants and yscians are par
tcuarly invited to call ororward their orders good
credit given to punctual dealers.
'..,superior' Salad Oil f" HARPER,
m,vl Druggist, Fairfax st. Alexandria
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Pq1Evr RIGHT SECURED.
BEW ARE OF POSITION.
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, formerly Judkins',)
Prepmedby c. HERSTONS. near Frederick.

RIcHnoSD. Va, July Is. 1850
.YTNHE public will be pleased to understand that was
4 the original discoverer Of Judkins' Ointment, and
sole proprietor Of the patent from September, 1917.
until &he expiration Of the same but having Connect
ed myself with pr Judkns in the commencement,
permitted the Ointment to bear his name. The term
Of the patent having expired the Goth june have
made Improvement in the same, and taken out aPa
tent hereon. SHEPHERD.
.Fy Imposition having been Practsed upon the nu6
sic BY spurious article, bearing the name Of Jud.
ks Ointment" the proprietor svails himself OF the
authority granted to him in his letters patent now 10
scalfe Ointment after his own name Henceforth II
/. viii be known by the name of
SHEPHERDS PATENT SPECIFIC ONT.
sss = MENT. /formerig .Judkins'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
FOREIGN.
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE

- LATE PEWS FROM EUROPE
VIEW YORK, Nov. BY the arrival last even;,n -,
we P"eketshp sas Richards, Capt Bursey from Jiyer
poo' whence she sailed on the 25th Of September 90.
nave oeen paced possession Of regular English 6I
oeihg nine days later than those we bav. b.,e,o,"
ceived. " '' "e'e'o'ore re-
IL WIZ be perceived by extracts respec,no po,,,,
mat Marshal Bourmont had sent in Ib irGoiah - =,
'dton, which Don Pedro had at one, reiec,od .
promise any thing further than that Don I;,,g 70
should be spared. ''"' Do" "'gueIs lille
Paris dates OF the 2lst had been received :, o..,.
oy winch II appeared, that msundersand;,, hI ~; ~
oe'"eep 'ne frehch king and the Duke de Brogle in
: 4uenee OF LOUIS Philippe having carried ON Jnio
""N correspondence without consulting with bs Mil
eI VINO Is SAID rendered his resignation but CO. =, nd
en TO withdraw at The solicitation of the n;'
Misundersandings are also represented IN 80
between some OF the members of he FL VN ,s
Whlch threatened change III the hIinist,v o
Our Minister, Mr.. Livingston we percSi,o .,
at Paris We perceive mas arrived
ENGLAND
LONDON, Sept. 2i.-Tbe private Ie,,o.s t.-,,
ms haJcstys steamer Echo from Lisbon d,eJ ,Jc tSy
.ls'. nave been received this morning TIE acconn's
roh'ied IN them are decidedly favorable confru,in, h
,,cPpr' 10 winch we alluded Oh Saturday of Don Mi
having offered tetmS OF negotiation for The 49, 81
the question. Some Of the terms were NJ s,,t . "
% Con fedro 70 refuse TO accede to them, the min
epai OF which that Don Miguel sbo,m - ,'o pm
.ntado Of Portugal the rights aud proncrtis gon
neie'o, but that he was willing that being srn,i
''Ve NE country another was, that the es ' "
per'es Of his psrtsans and the Clergy should mo-, w.
~ 'Wl'c'Uoni win one or two more that vcre cn,s;,,
s' Objectionable before Don Pedfo's refnssI
nPPhcsion was made to Lord William p,s.o, a., -
golaie hem, but his Lorjshp not consJc,n LiS NC
"'" 70 10 So sent home 10 thc British Government for
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Dove s3s'Brg.

Mr.. CLAY Ar SALEM IT. . - ,--
s ioIo%'"g account Of Ar clay, reception by e ,
Ibe great Statesman and orator Of f,e VIII,
ceiYed on Tuesdly sim the honor. due e., 49, H rec''V-
sn "iets' cmn-m public services, and g.t eu'.n-
,t' ~ "iivc'l - JDD between rin. add tea, -,
80 Y mug go ~ reception ihric vas Of the mo-, "
p'''' ' eHii' IfsrrP'io" J. G. SGckuey F,n 49,;
,,', we '"n"i tor addressed bin in hrict ,,i ~
bn,,s w. ~ f.'' lie remained Tie Ifoel sio,r n,
t,nfs ionro Se number OF the most respectable inI,i
~ % The opportunity Of paying their person Il
> ~. w. , , eminent iellnw. citizen
''''" WE'VE spd o.. O'clock Mr.. C1sy was receiy.
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BTGG ER'S

BIGGER
HACH4,NGE md LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA.
"'""h N los. Tor the New York Lottery, Extra No 80
drew 10Th inst. in The City OF New York.
jO 30 50 rs 42 20 81 ~ IN
- 100000, and 30 Prizes OF 81 900
New York Lottery, NO, 13.
A0Oe @dtc" IN me cry NJ New H,rk on Uvednesdav.
Nogember 10, 1888
CAPITALS.
Sdo,oOO-SlO,OOO-S5,0 00-S4, OOO-S37Oi
49, ~ prizes Of 100000 of $500,
r.Irrkee only $40, halves 8, quarters 2 so.
ickets and shares in the usual great yarietv of
fortunate Numbers, for sale the Exchange and Lottery
O"oc I" THOMAS II. BIGGER
an. Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
u Bigger has recently sold and paid a, sisb, o L..
w. oo1 Grand Capitals of $780, each Of $50 900 Of
October 20. IN ,f
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EI,o, AbLSH MEN for young Ladies ten mile. from,
81 boy"fon and three from Greens6oyough lferkIen
GWg county, Virginia. The Misses DTap,r. (Goro
ioh"on, Eng'anj1 respectfully inform, The public ,ba,
oney intend opening Seminary, Tor young ladies' on IN,
OH OF January and they feel assured that the attention
p'lu 10 p"piis placed under their will be such as will
give general satisfaction. '
TERMS ANNuM
For Board, payable quarter in advance sso
instruction IN Geogiaphy'use of the Globes pliIo.
lish education. % on
Embroidery and Fancy Needle Work, 10
French, ~
Music, 80
Drawing in Water Colors and Pencil, On
ORIENTAL TinfDg, taught in six lessons, no
Mrzzotin'ing do, m
Velvet do ~
Satin, Tiffany and Wood, I,
Instructions in Oil Painting, GO
Instructions in Ivory, four lessons M
vacation during the months OF June and Deco s,,,er
Each young lady TO provide knife and fork silvs,
spoon and six towels '' CIV"
County, Virgins. "''"'e"o"B
Mecklenbnrg, November 1, 1888. ba-waw
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IEwlsBURG, Nov. i.
, SNo" SrorM %" Monday lost our town Visited
ny one "i the most singular storms have ever
MesSe"' Tie morning was pleasant until noon, wh.
he heavens were covered hy dense OF Clouds and
me atmosphere became chilly make extra con,
cessary Tor the comfort OF all WHO the streets
ABOUT omr o'clock r. NJ there strong indie tcns of
81" approaching surn the wood. west of the tow were
"si'se1 by the fierce rushing Of winds and emitted sounds
s'"'r 10 The roaring OF tempesuous OCEAN Suddenly
scene OF awful grandeur presented itself: the clouds
Mhrh were lowering IN the west, assumed dark and
threatening aspec' and, carried along rapidly by the .
pe'uous element almost III an Instant enveloped the hole
e',h IN darkness, sending forth large flakes OF snow with
sue" apiy as to cover the earth in lew seconds with
ne "h"e mantle OF winter; whilst dense aud rapid
It's descent, that objects at short distance were totally
s""t on, nom view. IL was truly appalnyiy sublime
spectacle, and reminded very much OF some of the
'cchres of ,nilar character d, scribed with so much
force ana beauty by Cooper the Novelist IL seemed as
'"e heavens and Earth were coming together, and &c.
semoied The angry coic, OF contcndng worlds
ing destruction TO all the Inhabitants
We shai not atmp; further desc ton of this n a..
,no'ne spectacle, ceiling our na,eqnacy to the task
KNOWING too tia whatever could be said would fall inf.
heiy sAor OF The realty. and convey but faint OF so
graHd and interesting - scene
ne weather continued clustering and cold during the
ensuing TWO day' and nights. tie greater part of Which
"me The mercury in Fahrenheit stood below the feezing
point .4Hrghanian s
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fected by good organization and discipline. The people
OF Portsmouth, speak in high terms OF CONNIE ndation aud
thsnkuness oi the Phoenix Fire Company from Norfolk,
and OF the many active citizens from this side who kindly
We TO their aid
In our has'y notice yesterday, left TO be inferred
that the house Immediately in font OF that in wbich the
fire originated, was occupied 10y Mr. Cohn's family We
should have said occupied by Messis Cox jenkins
Dry Goods Store anihy MIR jenkins family reside
IN r"'s""nh as here, here is too much reason To
gud the late conag atoms va the a, som. ,i,. in,
'ary a. 40 hire had been kept dwg day in the house
where tie mischief originated. We can hut blush the
depre'a'e the goods Of the unfortunate su rers ne
cess'ry subjected 10 their unpiinciped gra,p.The most
exemplary puihmcm, should attend the oi such
u,i>rreauts.
The libcraly of Messrs. J. W. Murlaugh f. NJ. Watts
Co, N"ncycr Brother, ami Dr. W Collins in pro-
'"hg refreshments "r their friendly yisiteis and others
are much spoken ot.-BtacOn Nor 8.
.Ndudi.- Capt. FoxuAII A Parker is appoin,.J .,
-uc"eed Capt Thomas 4. WEpp at the Navy Yad
GospoL-D.
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OOK HERE LOOK HERE . one Gent ,e,coyd /,
- hSn away IRON Tho Subscriber about 18th Angus,
Tiry. 'JANEc ~ ,.pp 20, ",Sh
Wormins!or Melon, Nov. g. sa "a,
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. me Sth promised aud polesse. TO be an ed,ius,,s
non pSp'r -" III any body have the goodness to poin, ont
single subject upon which since came into exis,e,ca
haS supported the Go, ern,ncnt or has NOT o,nos -, T.
y more b"'y enemy than any Of the avoy ed ones WA,
po'''n i'r an honorable mind occupy II looks for
INNS oJecs Optrsevcrancc in deliberate
wears The cloak Of JacksoDism that il may stab orc
1seP'y and surely The friends Of the PresidqnH Ar III
b"oing 10 such base courses such anan.-.N. " Stan
The QUESTION SErrlrp-JLe F,ti... r a., O.
% ''ro gdh INFORM Us that returns from an the co,,
)" Georgia nave been received, aud Gov Iu,npkin n ~
os s reelected by IN 'jody OF 2 $50 votes " ~
ne mHIedgeviio Geo Federal Union Of the 2aI i,
hr,ot"" he Chioh men constitute mdjDry in csrb|
trn, " we ~ he'TI Assembly, and are prepared 600
and ' ~ unison ~ resisting HE invasion of anarrLv
of Sn,I ', ana mad ambition from the dominant nar,y
% SCUM ''roina.-C. Courier '"'''"'' parry
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RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE IN VIRGINIA

LIST. Every citizen who is, himself, In posses
sion of, or has a tenant on a piece OF land, 1t
matters hot how NAL the quantity, or has a
dwelling house. whether there be attached to u
any more ground than that on WHICH the house
stands or nor, provided it be of the value of S25,
and 40 assessed to be, on the commissioners
books, if required b. law, will be entitled to
vote.
Cd. Wherever, for example, there is an undi.
vided estate, say a tract OF land, or M t0f, " a
house and lot, and there are two, hive. eIgnt. ten
or any greater number OF parties entitled to
share in the division, and having an assessed
freehold estate in the same. and provided ga h
share b. of the value of S25, and so assessed TO
be. If required by law. all will be entitled to
vote: but when the value of the property would
not be sufficient to eptitle all to vote, they, Ia.
gether will be entitled to a, many votes AZ the
uaLte of the estate wnuld give, divided by S25.
Sd. The next class IS rerersioners IL, for
example, any une be entltled to the rerersion OF
an estate, either IN fee simple, or for lie or lives,
that is to say, If the estate b. held by another du-
ring his or her Ilte, but after the death of the
party in possession is to go to the sou, son IN law,
or to any other person, such snn, son-in.law, or
other person, would be entItled tn vote, ii the es-
tate be worth $50, and So assessed to be. II re.
auired bv law, and provided also the title to the
same ION the part of the reversioner) shall have
existed six months previous TO the time OF his oil.
fering to vote. But, in case a man becomes EN-
titled to an estate. in land, worth $50. by de.
scent. devise or marriage, such person Is imrned,-
ateiy entitled to vote, without Limitation as to
time.
4th. A lea,ehoIder for five years, it in actual
possession of the estate, whether il be an acre or
two of land, or house and lot, aud provided
the same be recorded two months before he offers
to vote, which is Indispensable, and provided al
10 the annual rent or value of the lease be not
less than 800, will be entitled to vote.
9Th. Every citizen, who. for twelve months
previous to the election, has been a bousekeeper,
and head of a family, within the county. city,
town, borough, or election district, where he
may offer to vote, and shall have been assessed
with a part of the revenue of the commonwealth,
within the preceding year, and actually paid the
same, will be entitled to vote. For example. a
housekeeper and head of a family, having a slave,
his own property, or hired-a horse. or a pleas
ure carriase-and paying tax upon either, will
be entitled to vote. A merchant also, who is a
housekeeper and head of a family, and paving
for his license to retail merchandise. will, in
such case, be entitled to vote.-Hfn. Rep.
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the interests of his sovereign, to lombard fro-
the citadel ct Antwerp, the cntrepot Of that city
il is notorious tnat IN the CONFEDERATION thar on
sued, a large amount of American property w..
consumed. Ii cannot be pretended with q a.,
dow Of reason, that the Dutch government a.,
not bound to indemnify our citizens for the H..
they thereby sustained. Their property va, IN
der the safe guard Of Du,ch honour, on Du,cb "a,
ritory, destroyed by a Dutch officer, with II.
sanction Of the government. in a contest n,t
with a foreign nation, but with its own subisc,,
these circumstances are totally dl,,Inil,,
from those on which we have put fos ward a claim
for indemnity from Holland, for the iniurie, in
ficted on aur commerce 10 Dntch port, DARN,
the time Of Napoleon. However, well foundsS
these claims may be On the principles Of intern,.
tional law, there still is an apparent harshne,, in
asking redress from a sovereign and people f.,
acts which they did not IN fact connlr, nor had
in their power to prevent. but here is A Star.
of things entirely different. We reou,reJ
from Holland no more than that protectio,
which every civilized country affords 70
frieadly merchants trading to lis ,%rrrtor,-
that protection we affnd to Dutch msrchanr,
when they place their property on American soil,
II. IN the course of events, the Dutch govern.
ment finds itself compelled, not only to refuse y,
protection, but absolutely to inHict an injury o,
us, can there be a doubt that We are Justly enr.
tied to indemnity?
We have ever been willing to bear Testimony
to the zeal and talent and success, with which
the federal government, under its presen, head
has prosecuted our claims on foreign powers Tar
injuries sustained, and will not permit our.elvs.
for a moment to believe. that ia case like tie
present.-so clear, so unanswerabIp. our me,.
chants will fail to procure fr"m the same source,
that redress to which they have a right. 1t isa
paramount duty of the federal governmeu,lOOt.
tain it for them. as much as il is their duty, 10
protect our frontier settlers against the Ineur.ivr,
of the Indians.
To the merchants who sustained loss BIS he
bombardment Of the entrepot at Antwerp, We
wouldpropose a concerted ac,ion:we~ould recon.
mend them to forward Immediately & ~ioselber,s
the Department of State. vouchers properly az.
lhenticated, aofI the amount Of their ~pr"per'yds
stroyed. We have no doubt that ample InJeH.
nifty will then speedily be obtained by them.
NeW Tark Courier g. EnqRit.
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FcoMMuNIcArED. |

To the foters of Faiyfar County:
On Monday next YOU will have it in your pow
or tn shew, by your vote, hoy far you are quail.
fed for IL .government. You have a well tried
man now 10 your service; but, if you please, you
can reject him and take another. All the new
class Of voters owe this right mainly to Mr.. Mer-
Ger. DR.. Mason scorned the thought Of making
you his equal at the polls. and is known to have
done every thing to defeat the liberaliiy and good
feeling Of Mr.. Mercer upon this subject. Yes,
you were poor and he could not trust you;-you
were not rich enough to love your country, or
clean enough to miDgle with sweet.scented, high
bred gentlemen. Poor, scorned souls-will you
lick the heel or kiss the hand that spurns you!
Or will you, to a man, stand BY your friend and
show that you are made of as good stuff as the
best.blooded man 10 the county? Be proud; be
true to yourselves; be true to your friend; let 1t
never be your rsproach. that "Poor dogs, they
licked the fingers Of the man who cufed them
from the ~polls.' Remember your friends; for
YOU may again want them. Remember that Bar.
nabas VAS exalted. and he who laid down his
life for US was shouted to cruciixion.
A VOTER.
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DESTRUCTION OF AMERICAN PROPER,
TY AT ANTWERP.

tits well known that we have uniformly expires.
sed our sympathy with the King Of Holland and
the Dutch nation, during the unequal struggle
in which they are engaged, and that we have, to
the best of our feeble abilities, endeavoured ia
poin. out the fallacy of the grounds on which the
two great powers Of Europe have assumed an
hostile attitude towards them.
But our sympathy with Holland ought not to
prevent Us requiring from that country, the per.
Torrance of an act Of justice towards our own
citizens; and as we believe on the part of the lat.
ter, a case can be made out-an unequivocaI one
-in which a heavy loss has been inflicted on
them, by the acts Of the Dutch Government,
whilst reposing in security on the protection that
government was bound to afford Them. we hold
Il to be our duty to call public attention to the
subject, and the attention of the Federal Gov
eminent, the proper channel through which re.
dress is to be sought, and we trust will be OBJ
tanned.
When General Chase thought It necessary to