davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
A MERCHANT.

what will.
A MERCHANT
it ought to DC obser,e in relation 10 Lady
Morgan's Letters to the Reviewers, which
gave occasion to Mr.. Campbell's note, that it is
not published as part OF the Magazine, bat,
Is preiixed in different type, or in the lan
guaSe of the publishers g being merely prefix
ed gratis, rs any other advertisement or
prospectus, for the sake of publicity" Had
the editor OF the National Gazette, adverted
to this circumstance, he might have spared the
remark that" Mr.. Campbell must discharge
ms functions OF editor in strange way, if
the Magazine can be issued with long articles,
which he does not see until il is in possession
of the world"? Boston u. .4dU.
To the Editor OF the Morning Chronicle.
Srn-ltis known To many persons that
ann Editor of Tie Mao Monthly .MagaziI,e. or
Literary Journal; il is known To all with
whom have conycrscd on the subject, that
wish this work TO be a receptacle FOR calm dis
cussion and liberal opinions but net AN arena
of literary hostility. make it no vehicle of
personal attack, and therefore L claim right
to keep it free from the din of even dcfen-
sIre personality. For any exceptions TO this
rule that may seem tn occur, hold myself
bound To give an explanation To the public,
provided :he articles containing such excep-
tons have been submitted 10 me as Editor {;
but if any paper should find IFS way into the
Magazine, without having been shewn TO me-
| will not be responsible Tor its contents. Now,
Lady DIorgan's letter in the number of The
.Ne.c Monthly .HagGcine, published to-day
was never seen by ma till published, although,
to 80 readers oat of 100, it would seem To- be
the leading article of the number.
am not Lady HIorgan's accuser, but de-
cline being involved in the squabble between
her and her enemies. She may be very light,
and they may be very wrong but, whether
She IS III the rightor in the wrong, her letter
TO her reviewers was never submitted To me,
as Editor of the work which am known To
conduct, and The propFietors OF that work are
alone the publishers of her letter.
am, Sir, your obcdent servant,
THOMAS CAMPBELL
CO Margaret street, CarendiSh-square,
October l, 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I3.-NVe have re-
celVed communication sis5ned " Solon"-urS
ing the high claims OF Mr. Adams (uow SERGE
tary of state) to the next presidency.
We have heretofore expressed Willingness
to have the merits of the candidates for this
station fully and fir ely discussed and had
I" Scion" confined himself TO the commenda-
lons of DIR. Adams, howevfr, warm his
pmCgyric, il would have found ready inscr-
ton in the Advertiser.
SCION" however is moi content with this,
but INDUCES in strain of invec;iyo towards
othet sections OF the union, aGd persons, stand
ms high IN the confidence OF the American
people, much better calcuIated 10 ini,lre, than
benefit the cause of Mr. Adams.
Whilst we are prepared to do Justice Ia Mr.
Adams, we are not prepared to lend our
columns to the sectional denuncialious which
seem To influence Scion.
Fortunately for the people of these states,
virtue and talents are not confined To geo
graphical limits, nor will the friends of Mr.
Adams promote his claims To the presidency
by denounring other sections Of the union,
Tor having the tenIerity 10 urge The claims OF
other individuals to the presidency.
NO matter from what section OF the union
the president is selected. The American peo-
pie have nothing 10 fear SO long as the elect
I'VE franchise isfree and unbiased.
We need apprehcnd nothing from the mum
her of candidates, nor from different sections
oil the country urging claims 10 AN office, ;tlih,
! open to all.
We have to apprchend, having president
made at Washington CRY, either by Congress
stondt or Presidential Caucuscs.-And vs.,
need no other Illustration Of this danger, thai
the fact that the last congressional caucu,
held upon this subject Hese SELF created elcc
tors, voted nearly as many voies f,r MIR Cra,y
ford as Mr.. Monroe. When. had the vote becl
taken at the same time by the people, per
haps four fifths would have been found in ia
your OF Mr.. Monroc. Next 10 this evil of nav
4 ing president manufactured for us at Wash
4 inSion, is the indulgence of the sectional ami
mostly which seems TO influence g Scion"
i Whether for The presidency or any othc
pubic station, OIr motto Is. the " unbiased
sntira6es oftho people" When this is fully an
freely exercised, we shall bt content with ia
president, whether be is cllimed by Maine O
Missouri, Massachusetts OF Kentucky.
lou. Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
NEGROES. &c. For SAFE,

E shall sell cash. Mt Ida in the neigborbood of
w New Canton, the 27h q 2sth days n December merit
between so and 40 valuable slaves
The remainder of personal estate Of the late David
Ross will be sold credit of twelve months.
portion OF the above property will be sold by the sub
g'Atthe same time the Plantation will be RENTED for
one year GEO III. PAYNE, Er'ors of ID.
November 29. 81 tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
NliTICE,

WILL SELL The third TA,rsdny IL, this month nhat he
N ing Powlatan county cor mt the tavern of Edward f.
h9nsl' q The Courthouse of said county, TWENTY vALU
ABLE NEGROES consisting of men, women and children
on credit of twelve months but il is expected that the
purchasers will give bonds with approved security.
nIchin"hd, Dec " B2-tlS WILLIAM MANN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

d. INC above inscription, except tie No and the words
oh ano BOSTON, IS stamped on the Cards ui-crcuar
Tue No auj words Cotton and Boston are printed
i ,sh., and within the 'eni-crcle Dated New York. i3s
0at-s,Ieet SAmL WIiITrBMORE Il co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
ys5s> Very Valuqble Caroline land 7or SAFE.


s.slA The subscriber offers r sale his very valuable
i-R-ss- estate IN this county, Poecat Swamp,
tanning about 300 about 500 which is valuable
swamp and first rate low groundpartly reclaimed
e,enre, and produces tobacco, &C. equal land in Vr-
enia ln this estate all the necessary buildings for
Senee fnly, principally nevttree large barns other
necessary outhousesaso extensive orchard peach
and apple aud great variety OF select fruit trees
pums cherries, &c Attached 10 this farm is rxcellen
grist and saw mill and inexhauble stock timber
every description crop Of wheat of 80 30 bushels only
has been seeded this fall but that prime
however, fine chance to seed large
g spring The above tract Of land will he sold entire
Vded 10 suit purchasers, and the made easy except
SIX TO eight thousand dollars which required AT the
Time OF possession This estate is distant from Bowling
Sreen Observation-Disclosures 25 and Richmond 10.
sons disposed to purchase requested View and Judge
iOT themselves RICHARD ITOOMES.
December cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
Practice of Medicine aud ,SIlroeru.

fFdctice o. Medicine and ,SirgeTB.
nR CULLEN respectfully informs the public that il is
his ntei!ion to reside permanently this city and
mat he VIII be happy 10 attend all applications hich
may b, made at his oice Mainsireet over Dr. Duya,
Apohecay store and opposite Messrs Aliens Lottery
DR. e. will deliver courseof Lectures Chemistry
curing The winter evenings Gentlemen disposed 10 attend
viii please apply above.
November 2T. 5e,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

NASHVILLE, Novemher l7.-On Saturday
last we had the deepest sno.v ever reconccted
to have been seen in Nashville al this season
Of the ycpr. On Sunday evening the wea-
Their moderated, aud on Monlay the snow
nearly disapneared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

BANK or Tue VALLEY N VIRGINIAI
WincheSter, Nopcmbsr %, 1921
TFE annual meeting of Stockholders FOR the election of
N Directors, will he held the Bank OIL Monday tile
9th day OF January next. LEWIS u0FF, Cashier
81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

ing part of the community, that what those
countr.e' receive OF US, and the conditions, al
so, upon which they receive it, is governed
by their wants, and not By what we in return
receive from them, ana at loss to know
what viii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

L II + ~ bBF1A ttli1tstG
IAVtNG qualified a. administrator the estate OF ZEE
= NEIER MACNAiR, deceased, hereby requests All
persons having claims against the estate present them for
settlement; aud those inuc.c said estate are TO
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND u. MACNA1R.
y BIN The absence &c the administrators from his civ,
all persons Interested viii please make application n Mr.
LEWIS WEBB. who viii attend tic business and It j.
particularly requested that nny cntlemun olup paper
rea i've 10 saia estate, deposit IL with r. Lewis Webb
hirlmomd Anerst ~. 90--T
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
fT7lE subscriber offers cr nlc niont 500 acres Of land
being part oithc tract which Mr. Benjamin Binfpr
has resided os ycarssiiuafc in the county 81 Buck
iHghain aud adjoining tie lands of sir OHrard Brown On
the north. SIR irvine the west. Mr.. Trent, and
Scruggs on The south. AID William Daniel ESQ on hc
cast-A suircf' portion Of tins anl g. WuDs and very
heavily fintcrcdfbi, iard is situated healthy and
nrceae neighborno3d, and sUnnds .i s,ings Of excel
icnt watcr and lies is rop Niliiss river. and II from
@cw Canton James river persons DISPOSED 10 purchase
Invited 20 view e band f0f tiegstvcs which will he
shown hy Mr. Vest or Mr. George ". hten living on The
place There lie ahJui % bushels Of wheat seeded on
tc ii tii , u viii be divided suit purchasers or
soid entire ty private sale and IL sold eioc The i0h
Dug p J0nu0y a. Wil that av sold She hrlest
bddcrA;ier weh viii bc sold all TIE siutk aud pans-
ton utensils, OF every description with e crop of corn
folder. oats &c.
Terms o. snOnc two, three ard four yesrs credit from,
dsy OF fie 'snh deed sc trsf 20 iie paVncnt.
BENJANiE MUSBY
t,r'f+ = Ih'sf. rea 1iasbf dss asff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

10. The ENQUIRER is published twice n week, general
~ and three times week during the session Of the State L
gsfate.Price the as hereiAiore, Fine Dollars per
payable in advance Notes OF chartered paying
Banks ( will he receiy ed in paymcni The Editors will
the safety Of RENTING them by mail the postage
OF all letters being paid by the writers.
IT No paper will be discontinued, but at the discretion
ofthe Editors, until all arearages have been paid up
IL Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have n tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
JT- One square, iss-Firs Insertion as cents-each
continuance, so cents
No Advertisement inserted, until il has either paid
FOR, assumed by person in this city, environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

Bank Of Iirginia, December l, 1891.
1.-THE annual meeting the Stockholders will he held at
fra' Monday in January next
Iecciaher 9. 62-id WM. DANDRIDGE, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
From tis Na,or,0i inisa.ssrrerl
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921.
In SENATE

Dir. Elliot OF Georgia, and Mr. Ua,:er, OF
Alabama, appeared and took their seats
On motion of Mr.. Burbour, it was
Resotved, That the Senate viii, on Wednes-
day next, at ls o'clock, proceed to the APP
poinment OF the standing Committees OF this
House.
The Senate took up and adopted the rcsolu-
ton offered by Mr. Dickerson on Friday last,
for the appointment of joint Committee on
the arrangements for the Library of Con-
gress and Messrs. DtcGerson, UoHer, and
Elliot, were appointed on the part OF the
Senate.
Mr. Witiian,s, ofTennessee, having obtained
leave. introduced Il bill to authorize the mem
bcrs of the two Houses TO transmit Certain do
cuments by mail, free of postage, which bill
was read three times By general consent, pass
ed, and semitic the other House for concur
renee: and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

O. Wanted 10 purchase, $50 Negroes,
hELIVERABLE after the present crop is made; their
- being in gang would be preierred-bu not less
han 20 to 80 together They wantedby gentleman
Tor his own use, anil MOTTO sell again. Enquire OF
SePi. ~. S8--tf ROGERS < HARRISON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
: eW No,k K.

A MEMOIR of the life and character
~ OF the Rev Samuel Bacon, A. VI.
late Attorney at Law, officer OF Marines 4
principal agent Tor liberated Africans m
western Africa; by a gentle man OF Wash
ington city, for sale by
hlessrs. j. u a. DOUGLASS,
and A. L. KENNEDY.
dec 81 cow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
Tickets Lost.

OF Enc following Nos. in the National
" Lottery 5tb Class VIZ. No. 66S!--
iS, S-663S-6634--66 and
~ the University Lottery No. 1851 d
@'4l, The finder is requested TO leave
h"mwith the printer, ani receive suIta'
he reward.
uec97 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31

For Freight,
ssx The good brig COLUMBUS
x&kJ. G Marbury, master. bnrthen
about 1900 bills. and now ready to receive
cargo. Apply to
j. H. LADD & Co.
Who have just received for sale,
10 tons Russia clean hemp
90 or casks RIO Madeira wine
30. 900 Spanish segars
1900 lbs ST. Domingo coffee
case band boxes dec -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
For Amsterdam
First spring okipl

Efa,. lne well Anowu superior copper
~ fastened sup GEN EhAL LING
An, Viti.am Crdosree Jr. idasler, burthen
about GU linIs: infee iOUrtbs oil hei cargo
Is engaged, tne remainder VIII be received
On irsiSht.-Appiy 10
Nm. FOWLE & Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue 10 attend
10 tue cUnceIiis OF his Shipping fneuds-
any pr ~ .rty entrusted 10 his management
wal De duly attended 10.
dec ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
For Norfolk.
For Freight,
Also,
For Freight,

sgs The good Schooner MARY, w.
Ls.s3s. Carrlck master, burthen about
400 Bhis. and viii be ready Tor cargo
to-moxuw. Apply TO
JOHN ii. LADD, Co.
dec Is It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
For Freight,

xtH> The brig SHAN NUT, new
A&sand excellent vessel; burtnen ABOUT
IL OF l3uO Dbis. She IS now on her pas
sage IRON Boston, and ,feisbt ~ The
W es, Indies, Or South America IN prefer
ence, would be engaged al a reasonable
rate. apply 10
dec 29--ot >. MESoEt,oNii II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
ACADEMY.

COLUMBUS Street &C ADEMi opens
" this moroing. III addition TO the
present number OF pupils Jew more can
he admitted. tie subscriber declines
mentioning to the public the improvement
the students have made il tue several
branches OF learning which they have
studied under hin. hls be leaves to the
learned Gentlemen who mad the goodness
TO attend the examinations.
JAS. CADEN.
dec 81 '3t--th y m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31

Manufactured Tobacco.
A SUPPLY Of Gray e. Paukey's man.
"A uiactme1 tohscca' usrranied eausi
v any IN market, for saIe'by
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
y an,ed to Hire.

A steady and INDUSTRIOUS Negro Man as
adrjyer; and an active boy oi ID or rs.
tnpiv TOT - Pr:rt.r dec N.--".
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
For rernamlu CO (rrssii)

Ito The address of"James II. Bennett
.ns.> The substantial and tas, sailing
& SchooDsr GREEN, Saniusl Lum-
bard master, has the principal part Q. a
Cargo engaged & going on boaIt tor freight
OF GOO barrels or passage.-Appiy 10
j. II. how LAND,
Who hasfor safe. gust received per Paaopsa
from Boston
30 Boxes mould Candles, "Hpl,s" Brand 4,
10 do do Simpsons,
Zoo Gallons best winter. pressed sperm
acct Oil. ct.
18th mo 81
For Portland D. SAGE.
81, The good schr. SYREN, Moses
.Mf& Emery, master, will take sou bills.
freight, Il immediate application is made
to w. FOWLE &. Co.
Who have received per the above vessel,
aud offer for sale.
$1,000 etof lumber.
dec 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31
Murdoch, luilie, " ardrop y
Co.'S.

Finest old L. Z. MADEIRA Uine.
Received by the brig htbe ir,n hsdek
"A, fail supply of the I'm - odd L IL. itf-
that House, IN pipes, hog sheads ano quar-
Ter CASKS, which with their former Stock
will b. sold on reasonable terms.
sept6 C. CAZENCVE..& 20.
On Education.
7 HAVE eng eyed Mr.. Wolfe who nof
i lives with me, tor the ensuing year, AZ
English French, and Ciass'eae
TUTOR.
I will take few boys at $50 doiIaE
per anpum for board and tuition &c.
Mr.. Wolle's SYSTEM of education com
prises a collegiate course oil Greek ana
Latin, the English and French languages
dramatically; History and Gtogrsphy.
Ancient and Modern Elocution, with stfics
adherence to emphasis. nuhciaiion;,
writing and arithmetic. The school Will
commence on tie LIST Of January nt't. 4
vacation Of four weeks viii be in August.
ARISS BUCKNLR.
Anburn Dor a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31

s. tbs Erening, at Z o.
clock. a Charity Sermon II he preac h-
e. in St N,rv's Church by the Rev. j..
" rARc oreH. in all Of the tun,s OF
the Sunday School Society, attached to
the Church.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31

Doctor Joseph v heelwrght
VNCILL practise Medicine, Surgery &c.
" in Alexandria and its vicinity
His present residence is at Mrs tvelrth's,
Cameron street, opposite the market
house. .,
nov 10 al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-31

TOE freight 10 a SOutnerh
Port.
TX Tse good schnr. PANOPE,
49, Nathan Soule master, carries rs
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply 10 W. FOWLE Il Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
6 tons clean hemp
50 pieces Russia duck OF sup. qual'y
100 do DO sheetings do 90
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sheetings
IL chests olive oil
pipes Corsica wine
casks tanners oil
80 bbis No. Boston beet
10 do do DO
So ton. plaster
der %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

of the country, Anderson berhougnt him
self Of an expedient to make his escape,
and for this purpose disguished himself
in the character Of Mahometan pilgrim
going to Mecca, where he was seized by
the Sultan, put ON board the East. India
company's brig Vestal, Capt. Watson,
and carried to Bombay.
Not finding any American Consul, or
American shipping at Bombay, he was
compelled to work his passage on board
the British f.. India ship Hertfordshire,
capt Hope, to Canton, and thence to the
port OF London, where he arrived about
18th or 18th Sept. last, and made known
his circumstances to Col. AsPINwALL,
American Consul at that port who treated
him great kindness, and sent him home
in the ship Henry Clay, Capt CAN'T,
which arrived in Hampton Roads on the
third inst whence came up to this place.
HE feels filed with gratitude to kind
and merciful Providence, that he is once
more permitted to tread his native soil,
although in very destitute condition. 1t
Is his Intention to proceed Immediately
to the place of his birth as soon as circum-
stances will permit, to publish correct
narrative Of the interesting scenes through
which he has passed, during an exile Of
eighteen years in country where civili-
sation is almost stranger. He has am
pie materials for such history, which in
the hands Of man Of erudition, would,
he thinks, yield volume no less crafty
ing to the curious than useful 10 the his
tOrian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JISv<sy 81, 1891.
STATE ELECTION.

A General Republican Convention will
be holden at the State. House in East.
Greenwich, on "Wednesday evening, the
2ist OF February next, to form a Pro1
for General Officers for the political year
ensuing, and to make the requisite ar !.
rangements to ensure its success. The
Republicans of the several towns in the
State are urged to elect their Delegates
accordingly, as a full representation is
particularly desirable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

cred from ore acre Of land. belonging to
]. HONEYWELL, Of Newton, Mass. in the
present year. But les bushels and 4
quarts were raised on an acre in Otsego
county, New York, and, on another acre
in the same county, l20 l-2 bushels,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
Bp @ati.

NORFOLK, Jan. IL.
The u. S. Corvette John Adams,
Capt. Wadswor,h, from the Coast OF
Africa, anchored at Hampton Roads yes
terday morning at clock--ofhcers and
crew all in good health. The J. A. sal
led from the Coast OH the 4,h Nov. and
on her passage home touched at Porto
Praya and Martinique, from which last
port she had % days passage, and passed
Havana 9TH last. Left at Martinique,
among other vessels not recollected--
ship Essex Junior, to sail for New York
in about a week. Midshipmen Free
men and Turner died on board the John
Adams, while on the Coast. The Cor
vette has come up and anchored between
the Forts.
The John Adams weighed anchor and
sailed from Cape Sierra Leone on the 4tb
of November, at which time the Ameri-
Can Colony of people Of color, at Sher
bro, were in as prosperous state as could
be expected, from the inactive lives that
they led, not having yet obtained their
land.-Daniel CoaAer, "a mulatto man.
upon whom the care ofthe settlement has
devclved, since the death of Mr.. Bacon,
was at Sierra Leone when the A. sail
I'd, waiting the arrival Of more coionists
and furher instructions from Government
He is represented as man of great
persona. merit, active and persevering,
and SO zealously devoted to the humane
purposes of the undertaking, that the
most pleasing anticipations may be in.
dulgrd of the success OF his efforts in its
behalf. He was frequently with the col.
onists, and omitted nothing to promote
their comfort and prosperity. =
About The l4th OF Dec. one of Aury's
squadron had captured Spanish Polacre
Of great value. out of feet, from St. Ja-
go de Cuba, bound to Cadiz, under con-
voy of an English frigate, and sent her to
Old Providence.
AUGUSTA, lcHsRcIA,) JAN. 8.
. On Saturday and Sunday last, 9th and
7th inst. the Thermometer stood at tsuo
degrees BELOW ze,o-the coolest weather
we evet recollect to have experienced
thus far south. The hoary monarch,
Winter, was emphaticaIlv armed cap-a-
pie-and SO unexpected was the vista
ton. so quick the transitation-that one
might be led to believe, some sudden
revulsion in nature had changed the poles.
HARRISBURG, (PENN. Jan. 10.
Yesterday. bill passed in the House
Of Representatives in committee of the
whole, for the education of the deaf and
dumb. Its provisions are, an immediate
grant Of 81 900, to the Philadelphia in.
stitution and an annual appropriation of
Sl60 for each scholar, provided the
whole amount do not exceed $500.
This is worthy liberali,y.1
NEw-YoRK, Jan. %.
A number Of the Five Dollar Notes of
the City Bank have pieces taken from