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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

lv,s nov carried, and had children.
were s;tting down to supper. The
old woman hsd died without divulging
the secret. He opened the door, and
stood for an i0stant en- the Threshold.
Benoni's countcnaisce assumed = dead
" pssleaess. sDo yoa not recolIect
me. Benoni9' said Pierre. odd man,
replied Benoni, Il know thee not
Not know me, wretch said the other
burxting with indignation, and grasp
ing with violence . huge cudgel which
be bore in his hand; 4dost thou deny
thy htherr Pooh! poohr said BE
noni, the old fool has long been food
for fishesv These words struck dread
fully on the ear Of Pierre. The blood
rushed into his Eace-his arm instantly
rose-the cudxel vas bsandsshed in
the air, and fell with tremendous vio-
lence on the &C Ill Of BeDoni. He stag
gered a few pace. forward, and fell
dead at his fathers feet.
The latter Was speedily seized, and
conveyed to St. 10, the capital Of the
department., where in due time be
was brought to his trial. and condemn
ed to die. An appeal however, be-
ing made to Charles the Tenth, and
the early incidents Of his life, bis ro-
mantle and devoted attachment 10 his
son, the provocation he had received,
the suddenness Of the net, in which
th>s> ia ,nt ~nnnar the slivhfesf nrO-
jrct~d malice, being all weighed, his
life was spared. He returned to ver-
olet, and wandered for few months H.
mong its woods, or sat listless and alb
sorbcd upon its rocks; but the hand Of
death was on him, and at length, real
izing his paternal fraud, he PreciPita-
ted himself into that torrent, on the
banks Of which. years before, with a
view 10 save Benoni from the conscrip-
lion, he had deposited bis hat aud
coat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

M Mornxa,s voucn-Oft in the depah
of solitude, whep ~ mortal from intrudes,
an admonitory. Unearthly voice u beard
soft and still - the strain. Itrises from
the grave-fiom the sweetiy slumbsring
dead! Oh, 'tis the voice ef sasnasd
mother, breathing from ths tomb solemn
vet meiodious sound. Those accents o('
wisdom, Of Instruction, and of pious var
ring have whispered 70 ny hsaSt a@idsa
scenssof0asth and epiety. lhavso(li0es
been checked when surr0unaea with the
gay the volatile and the hosgAtless-wy-
self ~ thoughtlsss ~ they-aed have liz
tened to hat Iow, unhsard voico-ue-
heard BY al save me: the Joys a he soag
.asd the rsvsl 10 ~ shss esassd; and
the worm Of cooscisnce began his has-
ouet. =
Thus memory wakens, ssd rscolleciios
points 70 what We Uere and what - eaR2f
to Be. What then, eannse pious aoahss
dot Her sd0eniaions eaforced BY exaa-
pie, more OF lsss foems tho cassaesss of
her ehildesn in altss lie, ae1 sGeeas their
happiuoso heeo SID hegeaftes-'tiD s6e
Who planes IN to bsoo0eb loveof virsue,
Of tenderness and she smishis qualities
Of the heart, without which naakin1
would have beon but nvaeeo-SAow -
the mother who prizes de fostaas welfare
Of her childreo abovo IL 0o0oaansy
&ran6eaiion q ssfase is6u1esacs. asd you
show - the real hsssias, he ssb1ssl
. nafiso can booDa-hes
children teceme ogDa0aoea oo0neiefy. r.
gasdsd Cor the gssflessss as1 = IAhlsoou
Of their 0anuers-and 81 tie oweeaDeau
Of theis disPossfioa.-Eb y naasse theis
fempess are pervesss asd wayvar5--by
ths 0oehes,s pesssvsrsaes De sauhbosa
are ssbdusd, he ai0id saessr1ged - sc-
tSoo-aAo in4eosue eeosssd 10 eassU-
assd ID weak n.de sfroog-shen liasa
oh lisecn, to her adooaisrsv voice,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

THE Subscriber has just received rev
= and boantffal ase0rtmeot of FANCY
OsLvEawARx, JswElav, &c.
coasisting in part Of watches, chains scala
keys, silver table and tea spesss, platsd
%. thiobles, bsoast piss, 6agos-riagS, ear
drops, gard sAains, pocket Pisesls, pr
cuasios caPs, pocket compasses, pocket
books, fancy And snu6 boxes, spectaclas.
evsr-psisssd Peseils, crayees. bras A.
rasors, warranted ef the best quality. &c
Also, handsome alabaster mastIe time
piece, (sixteea days,) al Of which will be
cold 1t email prs6t. Watches and clock
repaired % the shortest notice.
&c. FERGUSON.
Richmon1, Asg. l7th, 1850.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
INSURANCE. fssn Sssses ~ Ass.

HAVING bsse sppeiated agsst q the
Hastfeed, Ceonecticut "Protection
Fire Insurascs Company, !" the subscribed
Il ready to stten1 20 all the busiDess Of the
agency. The Company hsve capital u
$4,000 With ths privilege (graatsd By
the chartsr) 1t iscreasisg the same Ia
halfa nilliea 1ellan. lnsuraaces are el-
fbeeed ~ tbs cs0paDy, both - real asd
peSsonal psUpesty - IL 0ost moderate
ferms. Every iologDafioa win BE chees-
fal1y and pseoptly gives % al applica-
tioss made either By peoeo, 81 b. letter
;Psst paid) It H. e1ce q the sgssey IN
RichmonA.
I'D. VAUGHAN, Agent.
Nay 4. l63s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
ANCIENT DExTERITY.

ANCIENT OEATEklTI.
Ooe e the easly 6sgs e Egypt,
being desigeus % secure hss sichsa,
|com0aodea tEoasare hoooe - be
built; but tlse aeehitec, inessding -
have some share e he tseasuse, 10
stead e Smashing he basl1sag com-
|pletely, plsced = IRE stones 10 - art
|fal = manner, that Il could BE tAken
out and put in again By one man. A.
he vas prevented By death from &C
|csmplishing his design, he on his death
bed gave full instructions to hrs two
sons how to execute it. Alter they
had for some tine plundered the trea-
sssy, and carried q large. sans, the
king, Who observed tie gEaAssl dimin-
ulion az his wealth, without being able
10 discover how tie thieves had ac-
cess to it, fading bic seal upon the
door always whole, ordered several
strsng traps to be leit in the treasury.
By thss means one Of the brothers
was 1t last taken; batiinding il iapoesi-
bic to escape, he pressed his bsoeher
to cut of bus bead, and retire With il
to prevent any discovery.
The next morning, examining the
success Of his project, upoa fading .
man without . head 10 the saaee, has-
tened out in the greatest alarm and
confusion; bot recovering himself, he
ordered the body 10 he exposed 10 the
public view, charging The guards Plsc-
ed around il to Observe the co0nte-
naOces Of the spectators, and - seize
those Who appeared sorrow6al. The
Surviving brothes, arged b his moth
'er's entreafies aud threats ofexposure,
iormed the design of carrying a his
brother's body. Accordingly driving
his asses thither, laden With skins of
wine, be found means BY letting his
VIM run out, to intoxicate and stupe-
fy the guards.-While they we're in q
deep .leeDs be shaved The right cheek
OF each q thso, By way q desision,
aud in the middle e NE night, carried
ii the body On one ofhis asses.
The sctson seit saose aseonished the
king, wh.A being now mere earnest to
s4eoCOVCu I've SeosC % " 0SUCO o9eo O0OkUSSU
to receive the addresses Of all suitoss
p'omiscuously, on condition that each
5 .ould previously confess to her the
most ingenious action he had ever
managed, and the gfeatest erime he
had ever committed. The young nan
resolving again to perplex the king
went to the palace to his daughter and
confessed to her that he had cut olFhis
BROKERS' head, and Afterwards carried
Of the body. When she then offered
to lay hold ofbim, he stretched cot toI
her the arm OF . dead man, which he
had carried under l1is cloak, (saspect-
ing the intentions Of the king) and
while she supposed she had detained
the culprit, he made his escape.
The kings resentment being now
into admiration, be promised
q pardon and reward to the person Who'll
had robbed his treasury il he would |
discover himself The Young msn,
upon this proclamation, Immediately |
made himself known; and the king
thereupen accounting hiln far super
Tor in dexserity to any man then living
gave him his daughter in marriage.-I
Howsk's Lit. Ga.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
AN INDIAN SCENE.

N lew evenings Su0Ccs 0CCtOGDtdt'
by fell in company with = gentleman,
who had been travelling in the Indian
country. HE accounts Of the man.
|0ers aud customs Of the Indians were
very interesting, and hoping that some
who read these pages may be induced
to do all in their power for these poor
degraded creatures, ] shall describe,
in las own words, q visit 10 one Of the
Indian huts.
Early one morning, l was invited
BY friend to ride, aud, accepting the
invitation, seated myself by his side in
the vehicle, which he had obtained for
our use. We proceeded a few miles
very comfortably, but on account Of a
heavy snow, which had fallen few
days before, the road, not being much
travelled, soon became almost impassa-
bic, and espying a smoke ascending
from IA little wigwana, resolved to en-
ter it, and stay tIli my friend, who had
business Of few miles distant, should
relurn. The hat was composed Of
stakes, which we're driven into the
ground at Il short distance from each
other, and tied together at tf.e top
with n strong rope, forming the hut in
the shape OF a funnel. 1t was then
closely covered with mats made Of
grass and the. bark Of trees. The
door was small, and not Of sufficient
height to admit me without stopping.
BY the side Of the door sat the lady
VI the mansion pounding corn for soup,
and without exception she was the
most unseemly creature ever beheDd.
Her dress consisted Of a green flannel
skirt, extending little below her
knees, lcggings Of the same texture
and noccasins. Over her shoulders
and waist she had a ragged quaker
coat, united before with q large pew
ter button. Her hair, which vas long
and straight, stood forth in every di-
rectio0, and was matted with dirt
Tier clothes, IL ever they we're washed,
certainly had not for q long time under
gone that operation, aud to her hands
and face, soap and water must have
been perfectly strangers. As | enter
ed the hint, l looked around fer a seat,
but could find nothing Of bed, chair,
table or stool. Soon, however, dis
covered in ono corner, a couple Of
poles, over which we're spread some
henlock boughs. There seated my
self, and commenced an examination
Of the hut. The Gre was built in the
centre. and the smoke assembled thro'
a hole at the top.
From this opening was suspend.
ed long pole Cor the purpose Of hang
ing kettle, in which to boil their soup.
On the ground, BY the side Of the Gre.
! noticed a large wooded bewl and an
1ndisn knife; in the corner stood = key
IT corn and a Few pounds Of grease.
the color Of which certainly was not in
.it,ng. These, with1he exception Of
a long pole to stir the fire, were al
that ] could discover anywhere. either
as food or furniture. The family con-
sisted of two sgeA people and their
granddaughter, together with Sour
dog. They all slept upon the grosnd,
- l learned from seeing the shape Of
eseh individoal followed out of the
hard earth onder my feet. Ny friend
vas absent several hours, and - ! did
not understand the Indian language,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

y EsPecTvoILv Informs the citizens Of
- Rich0osd AID it, vicinity, that he
has com0enced Tie shove business, one
door east Of Mr.. u. Laws' leather store,
en Main street, where all orders in hin
line will be executed with 6Aelity AID
despatch. Psblic patronage 10 respectful
~ solicited.
February -, 1883.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

Uooe o00 91AOcU0DEe0G.
THE sndersigned informs his friends
= md TIE public gsesrally, that - has
removed his sAop . 0ais street, . few
doos west Of the Nakiosal Hesea, and
nearly opposite the pristisg odEce, where
he inteads carryiag on the above bssinesa,
u all its vaSioos braoehss. He will var.
saat his work to be - good - any made in
the country, and hopes by strict aaeaqn1oo
to business to share . part Of the public
patronage.
ANSLEM WATSON.
Richmond, 9Th. mo. Srd. 1893. 20
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vAsshes issuins fioa ~ liviae IL -
iron tho silent tomh. -.
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nor in any way NEEDLE With the laws,
it was most unfair and cruel to treat
her as il abe had been one Of the
governors and law-nakers o( their
country.
She was nevertheless, net only put
into vile, dark unwholesome Jail, but
kept there friendless and hope
less; her dear children, whom she pas
sionately loved. were taken from her
she had hardly e.sossh bad food 70 eat;
had only a bed Of damp and dirty rags
to he on, and bat enc torn and worn
out robe to wear. She passed her
days and nights in loneliness and tears |;
and 90 great was her wretchedness that
she really longed to die. as much as
one who is happy wishes to live. At
last, about nine months after her hus-
hand had been killed, and upon the
10th day Of October, in the year 1893,
this most afflicted lady was taken from
prison sitting Of a common chair in an
open carl, with her hands tied behind
her bach; and 50 drawn slowly thsough
the stseola aod crowds Of Paris till che
|came - ahsge space near the palace
where she had once SIT on = gilded
throne, aamired and revereDced - the
best beloved and aost beaateoas psiu-
|ees 81 Essupe; md there % q scafsld
and bosa1 With cords 10 filthy and
bloody block Of wood, her head was cut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
NoEs -Messrs. Baird, Moore.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled /" An act
concerning Slaves, Free Negroes, and Muat.
toes" passed the l9,h day of October. 1851.
SECTION /. BE ii enacted by the Common
Council Of alexandria, That the provIso in the
first section of the act to which this is an amend
ment, which declares - that nothing in the said
act contained shall prohibit any slave, free negro,
or muIatto from attending, either day or night,
any OF the usual places of public worship within
the limits OF the Corp ,ration, when and where a
duly authorized white minister shall ofHciate, g"
shall not be hereafter 80 construed as to prohibit
any slave, free negro, or mulatto, from attending
any class, or other like meeting authorized and
required by the present government and disci.
pine OF any religious society within the limits Of
the Corporation for religious services. or at any
place q! public worship. when and where white
member of the said society, duly authorized by
the Resident minister of the said religious society
to olciate at such meeting. shall attend. oficiate.
and conduct the services Of the said meeting:-
and provided the said meeting or assembIage is
closed before or at ten o'clock at night. and they
shall actually depart from said place of meeting.
Sec. Q. find be Il further enacted, That this
act shall commence and he in force from and af-
ter the passage Of the same.
| Passed ia Council this 2lst Of February. 1888.
EDM. /. LEE,
President of the Common Council.
Approved:
JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Test: |. p. THOMPSON. &C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
Ny0r.uiinn Fire Company.

Extract from An act Of the Corporation Alexandra
for the ex,inguishment of Fires
SECTION Ifanv person who shalt be present at any
fire, shall neglect refuse 70 obey the order drec
ton OF any officer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company now established, which may hereafter be
established, knowing him he officer. such person
shall forfeit and pay the sum of FIVE dollars provided
the of such cer shalt have been FIRST published
in one Of The public papers
1 T stated meeting # the Hydraulon Fire Compa.
~ ny. Februsry II, 1885, the following gent. men
were elected Officers Of said Company for the ensuing
year, viz.
William 4. Williams, President.
Robert II. Nil or Vice President.
Directors:
Aaron ID. Harmon, Isaac George,
benjamin Hallowel, Daniel Shryer,
Iam Stabler, Benjamin Waters
Charles C. Smoot, James irwin
And at special meeting Of said Company, Febru.
ary ~, 1873 :. the following resolutions were passed.
Resolved. That any member of this Company may
commute his fines by the pigment of one dollar annu
ally; which amount shall exempt him from the pay.
mem Of all fues, except for at, tendance at the
meeting the evening If the second Monisy in Feb.
ruary OF each year. for the election of Ulcers, and the
fine, for absence at roll call after the engine hiss been
returned from fire or alarm
Resolved, That, at the quarterly meeting in May OF
each car, at ans time previous thereto such Menu
bers may choose to Commute their fines shall make
known their intention of so doing
feb 23-3t r. JOHNSTON, Jr See'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26

The Heather. At the Museum on Friday,
the Thermometer ranged from SO 10 40, OH Sa-
turday, from SO To So; IN Sunday, at 42', $50.
Coz, down,o So; on Monday forenoon, from SO
to 500. The transition from heat to cold on sun.
das, was remarkably sudden. On that day. at
p. NJ. dense cloud covered the horizon 5 w.
to Y. f. Siartly alter. the wind burst forth in
perfect tornado, bringing with it, squal Of
rain. hail aud snow, which was Of short duration;
but the ~inu continued to bios fran n W.~lth
great violence. throughcui =. E-8t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
$3.50

GRAIN and SEEDS We understonl sales of
corn, could not be forced on Saturday; but hav-
ing heard Of no sale at reduction, we continue
our former quotation. The season for shipping
Fh1seed being nearly over. the wagon price is
down to one dollar per bushel. Our market this
season. so far, has been badly supplied with cloyer
that is held at SIG prr bu,bcI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
Notice.

1 GREEABIY to an order Of the Honorable the
N Judge of the District Court for the District Of
Columbia made at Dec mber Term, 1882, shall pro-
coed to SELL for cash. the Custom House. situate at
the intersection OF King and Union Streets in the town
OF Alexandra. on wednesday, the 27th day Of this
ninth. February, 1883,
ONE CASE OF BOMBAZINES,
which has been forfeited 10 the United States Sale
to commence al 10 o'clock.
G.. SCOTT, DM
feb Cts For n. Ashton, Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
REED.

On the 18th instant. a.ter a severe illness Of
three weeks. SIGISMUND. A. second daughter
Of John W. Massr. in the III b wear Of her age.
On the 18Th instant. Mr. Moses STARR, tor
merry of Philadelphia. but for several y ears past
resident Of this place.
In New York on Sunday 18th. the Rev ALEX.
AMBER M'LEoD. Pastor Of the Reformed Pres.
byterian Church,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
IN COMPLIMENTARY 81, 1885.

The Report Of the Assessors on the appIica.
ton Of William N. Mills for the remission Of a
tax. was received and read; and thrreupon the
Council refused to remit the said tax.
The Board of Health made report Of expen.
ditures, with the accompanying vouchers.
Leave was granted Mr.. though to bring in a
bill entitled San set respecting Guagers, Mca.
surers of LUMBER" &c.; which was read first
time and laid IN the table.
A commune tinn from the Board Of Health
was received and read: Whereupon,
Ordered. That Doctors Washington, FarQu.
har, Fairfax, and Alexander, be each allowed the
sum Of Sl5 for services in attending patients at
the Cholera Hospitals
Ordered, That Physician be appointed for
each Ward of the Town, whose duty it shall be
to search out and vaccinate all persons in indi-
gent circumstances who may require it, the ex-
pense Of which to be paid by the Corporation.
i'ociors Washington, Semmes, Farquhar. and
Grvmes, were elected under the foregoing order.
The Council resumed the consideration Of the
bill entitled An act to amend AN act con.
corning slaves, free negroes, and mulattoes;' "
which was read second time. aud, being amend
ed, 1t was then read third time and passed, by
Ayes and Noes, as follows:
AYEs-Mrssrs. TayI or Hnugh, Davis. Vic.
lett, Brockett Johnston, Miller, Jameson, Smoot,
Lee.
NoEs-Alessrs Baird. Moore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
$40 Reward.

I OsT. on Tuesday. the 5th instant, between Mr.,
Ia John Fsrr's Tavern and Leesburg, on the Turn
pike Road, small Leather Pocket Book, containing
Fifty Dollars The above reward will be given to any
person sho may find and deliver the same t, the sub.
scrber, deposit it with the Cashier Of the Branch
Bank OF the Valley in Leesburg.
feb I2-tf GEO. W. HUNTER, Jr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

Mr.. Snowden:-l take the liberty of recon.
Inc ndns the follow ins tieke, to the Voters in the
First Ward, convinced az am, in our present 81.
tuation, better representatives cannot be select.
ed. | hope, therefore, thsse gentlemen will serve
if elected Freehold.
Ruebea Johnston, Senr. Joseph Harriss.
John H. &ewart, W. Snyder. eenr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
CnrpNratinM Notice

WE following persons are appointed Commission.
ers for holding Elections in the several Wards,
Tuesday. the 5th day Of March next for members to
serve in the Common Council for the ensuing Year viz:
John A Stewart, Alexander Mckenzie, James r.
Coleman: at the house of Anthem, Rhodes, on Union
street, for the First Ward.
George Johnston, Silas Reed, Guy Atkinson: ut the
old Reading room. for the Second Ward
Jose phi Smith, Andrew SchoIfed. James Douglas:
at the old Indian Queen Tavern King street. for the
Third Ward
William FowIe, BENJAMIN s Kinsey. wi!Esm A.
Williams: at Miss Mills, corner Of Prince and Alfred
Streets tor the Fourth Ward. .a
feb I8-dl0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
'IeuVerunee .No&lye.

4 CALLED Meeting of the Methodist Temper.
Society will be held in ,hc .icthOdist Epis-
copsi Church, (Prosidence permIling,) thi, eve.
nng at 7 o'clock, when IT is expected that several
addresses wal oe delivered All freudh to the cause
of Temperance are respectfully invited TO attend
Nv order: JOHN l. PaSCOE,
feb 26-lt SecretEry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
Ground Plaster
feb Cts

For sale by the Ton, Barrel. or Bushek
'YNfiE subscriber has hand, and intends keeping
L during the season, Gr,und Plaster which will be
sold at low prices it be procured AT in the Dis
trict. JDNA JANNEY.
aexandria Cd mo 1l-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees sale.

DURsUANTt to Decree the Circuit Court OF the
l. district ofCoumba, sitting in Alexandria in Chan:
Gerry. shall expose to puaIc sale. before the door Of
Mr. Michael Cleary. in the Village Of Occoq"an.
go. A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
ss sas i'a sr, 1 So $3.50 .s's. h:
.1xs sale will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 27ih
day Of February next, at IL O'Clock, midday The
conditions and terms of the sale, directed BY sal
d. cree, One third Of the purchase money he
pail on the day of sale, and the remaining two thirds
in one and two years thereafter, in eqs PORTIONS with
interest from the day sale; the purchaser giving bond
and security the satisfaction of the Trustee for the
punctua payment thereof; at which time only the pro-
perty is to be conveyed.
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
jan 15-2awt27thFeb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

We did not obtain our regular abstract Of the
proceedings Of Congress yesterday, but learn
that Mr.. CLAY's Tariff Bill was again taken up,
and that Mr.. WEBSTER addressed the Senate at
length in opposition to it. He was replied to BY
Mr.. CLAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-26

riaster farls' lretaii) per Ton, D oO U UU
FLouR.-Last Saturday the wagon price Of
Flour was "a 75.-1,O50 bbIs. were sold from
stores at 4 80.
Yesterday the receipts were small and princi-
paIIy stored: the few loads priced, we believe,
were at 81 IS. We heard Of no sales from
stores.
Our stock is now estimated at from 60 to 21,.
900 barrels, of which from Is TO $4,000 barrels
are stored Flour, belonging to millers and farm.
ers in the country.
Export for the week ending Saturday, Esd in
slant. 1913 bbs.; l77S foreign. 1900 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
KiAs street, 26i1 bbIs.
Pntomac, 442
Wharf, 677 IS half bbls.