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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
FADED HOURS.
By J. r. SUTERMIEsTER.

DIX y. H.
Oh for my bright and faded hours,
When life was like summer stream,
On whose gay banks the virgin flowers,
Bushed in the morning rosy beam
Or danced upon the stream that bare,
Its store Of rich perfume along
While the wood robin poured on air,
The ravishing delights of song.
The sun looked from his lofty cloud,
While flowed its sparkling waters fair
And went upon his path way proud,
And threw brighter lustre there
And smiled upon the golden heaven,
And on the earth's sweet loneliness,
Where light and joy and song were given
The glad and fairy scene to bless
Aye, these were bright and joyous hours,
When youth awoke from boyhood's dream
To see life's Eden dressed in flowers,
While young hope basked in morning.:
beam,
And preferred thanks TO heaven above.
(While glowed his fond and grateful breast
Who spread for him that scene of love,
And made him so suPremely blest.
That scene of love-where hath it gomez?
Where hath its charm and beauty sped?
My hours of youth that DER me shone-
Where have theilslight and splendor fed
Into the silent lapse of years
And am left on earth to mourn!
And am left to drop my tears
Der mem'ry's lone and icy urn!
Yet, why pour forth the voice of wall,
Der feelings blighted coronal-
Ere many gorgeous suns shall fail,
shall be gathered in my pail.
Oh my dark hours on earth are few
My hopes are crushed-my heart is riven-
And shall soon bid life adieu,
To seek enduring joys in heaven!
Rhinebeck, 1924.
What was our parting ?-one wild kiss,
How wild may not say,
One long and GREATNESS clasp, and then
As life were past away,
We parted to weep DER all
My young hearts great excess
OF pass ion, you to dream your love
Into forgetlulness.
What has our absence been? long
And dreary while to me
And mus fell dare not ask
What it has been to thee?
How shall we meet on either side,
With heart so light as thine?
On yours it may be fond again,
1t will be cold on mine
ANSWER TO THE REBUs, IN OUR LAST
FROM THE EVENING GAZETTE.
Three fifths of one fourth Of three 6fths of five
score
Are INare; 'tis as plain as the nose on you
face
And one third of two skies divided by four
Is One; which may help me smell out the
case.
One half of two thirds Of six more than five
threes, is
Just SeUesa, as have great reason to s'ppose
And three tourths of eight dozen, when by
eight it increases,
Make Eghty. The ansrer is under yolr NosE
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GRASS SEED.

10 Bushels Herds Grass,
1200Ibs Clover Seed,
For sale by the subscriber.
JOHN FOXCROFT.
Worcester, April 7, 1894.
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A. & F. HOWE.
OFFER FOR SALE, AT STORE
NO. 3 g 8
INDIA cTRFFT 1on--

OOChests Hyson,
Hyson Skin, u
Young Hyson, IS
Souchong and :
Bohea
2 25 Hh e s st. Cr0ix and Grenada RUM,
4O N. +. do.
10 Pipes Cognac and Spanish PRANDY.
25 do. and Or. Casks Sicily, Lisbon and
Malaga WINE,
do. Holland GIN,
IS Bbls. Am. do.
25 Hhds. best retailing MOLASSES.
Loaf, Lump, White Havana and Brown
SUGARS,
Shot, assorted sizes,
Best English, Duponts and Com. POW
DER,
Albany, LOrillard's Macoboy and Rappee
SNUFF,
4-6-a-lo-1a and GOD. Cut NAILS and
BRADS,
100 Boxes exc, 7x9 and 8xlO Window
GLASS,
Dry Fish.-No. 1, 2 and 3 MACKERELL.
Winter and Summer OIL,
$50 Bbls. Genessee, !
Howard St. 4;
Richmond C. M. S
Fredericksburg, re
Alexandria and
Petersburg
~ The above with an assortment eoual
to any usually kept in w. |. Goods Stores,
will be sold as low for cash or liberal credit
as can be bought in Boston.
March 81. I'm
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Coarse Wool.
= EREMIAH ROBINSON

as offers for Sale, 300B. Buenos Ayres
WOOL,-suitable for Carpets, &c.-very
cheap.
Worcester, March 81, 1924. CIV.
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Grass Seed, &c.
EREMIAH ROBINSON offers for
% sale.-
Herds Grass, Red and White Clo-
Foul Mellow, yer Seeds, and
Red Ton. Gardan Soods

Field Peas, ofvarious kinds, very nice for
cooking.
Also, A general assortment of Paints,
Six bbls. of old Linseed Oil-Spts. of Turpen-
tinc-Paint Brushes, all sizes-White. wash
Brushes-Gum Copal and Shellac-Copal
Varnish-Gold, Silver, and Brass Leaf-Gold
and Silver Bronze, &c. &c. 6w.
Worcester, March II, 1924.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
that Of Jnoin, of which We have hitherto had

that OF Juoin, OF which we have hitherto had
no lGiiinaiioD.-We Translate it from the
Argus of September IL, as frows:
Passage Of The .lndss By Boiicur.
We hasten To inform the public OF The i'm :
poriant news of the r"u,e of the vanguard OF
the ereny's army by the Patriot arms, con.
tanned in Ell Correo, received last night by
express from Chill
81 The Liheralur Bolivar and al his army
passed the Andes IA three disisnus on the
t"rniy-a'ih UI Junc-th- first un6. he cvsn-
mand vi G.u. Corduva, hy Cajs ramb0, th
second under the commend al General Lara.
ny tha'in-,hri under the voin sand ni Gr,
"efai la Mar, 10y Grayanco. IN. vanguard
81 Tie enemy, Composed II three thousand
a. e lund:ej men. IN Acnbanb,, Was cou,-
r!rirly routed, General Mnact who cam
nand'd il WAS woundrd and taken prisoner.
Almost nil this iii, sim oi tn. enemy f,ll in
"a our pow az, the nu,nbrr uf killed on their
part b'ing very grrai- Deine this action
iSe hundred iufa,iiy aud aud unc huodred
oa'"i :. urdrr thr cu;niDaud Ut ihr Spanish
chici Pema, came over Ia us and these men
i"iiSii ,a.iaiiily under the ,lir.ctinn of their
roniiuaI,.rf. Ne have also taken G.Gr can
non, 'he train, munitions, lorase and nauy
inusk~is
fhe vanguard of nurar,ny IS on the other
side 81 Janja Cani.ra, who was within two
h.gnes ol Cachic.chi. when Informed nf The
,irfr"t nf his vanguard, retired eu'i.avuring
10 sustain EiHiss'.f IN yaiious, points which he
was -ucress',siy nhiigrd {" abandon. IT, Ii
',ally fnriii hims /. GA the SKIRT Of the hiil
al APr'o, apparently with the intention of
rl,'"'ainias that position. bat with the soi,
"hl Ct OF gainin. time In s,,e bis lnag,Zin,
il Guayancn. Al the 'nnuntainrers with
Their chef, have j.ined Gent. Miller, bring
ins more than seven handled horses and
murs. and they arr nav acting against the
enemy in Chupacha and 'Chougos. reinrorc-
e'i by sions division under GEN.. Lara
With aanihcr division, Ganarra, Oierosand
Carr"nn joined by The maun,aineers of the
Patriot amy, occupy the mountains to pre-
vent the Intended escape uf The Spaniards-
Oar centre is la S"caga, aud the reserve un-
Ter the iinasprial Bolivar in Cachicachl."
The battle of Junin in August, as we know.
placed The Magazines of Cnn'ersr, which
from tn" foregoing he appears To have been
- anxious TO preserve, in the hands Of tn,
Patriots.
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impressed with the magnitude OF tho services rem
oe'tu us ~ common with the OF the people OF
ms" Un.ied States by our grea, aud iilnsirous
i'end Gen. La Fayeur, and the great sacrifices on
ms part 10 and us M our struggle Tor Independence
setting bright example he civilised wotid--anJ
'ee''"c every day the benehs OF the peace, order
'mior' aud prosperity conferred on u.s. in good de-
gree hy his assistance and influence 10 recount
"h'h would be useless, as they recorded in his
Tory, aud writ'e1 IN iie hears Of evetv American
kesolsed, therefore, That General L., Fayene ia
tion. "
Resolved, That our Senator and Delegates in The
assembly al Vagina, he Instructed, aud they here
''e Instructed, 10 exert their p6ucnc- 10 procure
Tue passage of aiaw, granting TO Gen. l., Fayeun
sue" uonition IN mone', az shall. comror, with
10" e'ed'' oi the Stae, and ia some small degree
" - his en-, SERVERS
soiseu, That our Representatives in Congress
-" instructed aud onr Senators eq,es-d TO use their
i"bue"ee to procure the passage OF u law By Con
.rrss, sra"ng 20 Gen. l., Fayei,e liberal donation
10y The Geuer i Government
Resolved, fh.t the ioreroinc procced,,s m. null
i'sled IN The chniond Enquirer
(Sgned)
THOS. NJ NELSON, Chairn,au.
III. WiNofiELD, Sse'y. -
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FOREIGN.
L\rE,T FRON FRANEN.

NEW YuRK, Dee. 20. BY The arrival nf
the packet snip Cadmus captain Allyn, IN 30
pays from ilhvfe, the Editors OF The New
York Daily Advertiser have received their lies
OF Paris papers TO the Gd of M, cinher, aud
llAyrc papers 10 Nosembrr 4;h. These pa
pers cO0tAn london dates tothc G0.h vi Oc-
tUber.
Captain AlIyn visited len In Fayeiie's ca
niily at Ia Grange, and let them ali well on
the ~ n Oct. has brought lri;e's f1r the Gr-
neral aud his sun, and a portrait of the Gene
raj presented TO Congress by M. Schegcr
Painter Of Pafs.)
The Courier Of the SOih says, that although
the report of bis mairsty's agents at D1so
"a is very favourable, Colombia cannot b. rg
c0goizrd until the termination of the war Ia
PrrL
Tue best understanding is said to subsisi he
tween the ministry Of F'iapcn aud dat Of
England. which, is proved by lhr fact thar SIR
Charles Stuart & Ia preserve his sltualiOO as
ambassador IN France, 10 conformity Iu wish
os expfrssrdby Charles Y 10 which Mr.. eau
ming willingly agreed.
Sir. FauEhcrHy has been condemned to
death.
FRANCE-PAEis. Nov ,.
Commerce l0ih he United .Siaies. The di
tectar gen.Iai cC cusinms yesterday published
At Have, that h., HE It'll article of Tie con
yrnuon brlwcen France and The dotted State
Of Aherica, concluded Oh the 2 liL june 49, e
the extraordinary dn,ies specified IN the Is
and cd articles of this treaty are to cease OF
the l5t Of Oct. 1924, aud that the sups re
ceiycd over and above viii be reimbursed ot
producing AZ the custom houses the receipts
Of customs paid since Oct !, according to III,
old tariff
No change has been made IN the dates a
tonnage,uor 10 the charges Of brokerage or ri
IOfage
We believe ii is certain that the subject o
the evacuation Of Spain. has been considers,
in the late councils held by the ministry. |
appears di!Hcut,o continue the occupation b.
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so Jar as 20 one or two Tiers of States beyond
ne VI ssiss.ppi-tu, no., IN his judgment, farher
'han h,s."- He argued agans, the 5,h $, clion
also on other grovnds.--The motion to strike
out that section prevailed.
Mr.. Smyth also moved to amend the bill,
So as 10 auihorise the President to occupy
"tiie territory ofihe u. ). IN the Northwest
coast of America" with military force, in
stead of" that portion OF the territory of the
u. =. lying on the Pacific ocean, north of the
42d dcS,ee nf nurth latitude and west OF the
Rocky Mountains" as now in ihe bill = Mr.
Floyd made an Ingenious really 10 Mr.. SIS
arguments. Mr.. Withdrew his amenirn mt
and offered another which was 10 strike ouI
the wi'"- of The 81 sect. (S;'hich cGsrs bounty
u land 10 SELLERS IN :hs is,rtory.) Mr.. T,lin-
ME at *. opp"sed This amendment in an
clnqnen; aud able manner. M question was
taken when Tie House adjourned. More
anon.
Las, nights mail gives ns Wednesdays
proceedings of the II. of H. The Si srcuon
WAS striker out. After an unavai,ing at
Tempt to arrnd, on the part of Mr. Wirk-
iifc, the hill WAS read. a; ia. request Of Mr.
Hamilton of S G. with the amendments
adopted on Tn-sd,y, and il was nrdrred to
be eDsross.d for 81 reading ia Thursday.
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On Tirsdiy, th. H. 1T 4 alter laying
lhr l1I Fdysu biiI on the table, resnmrd thn
hlii g for occupying the mouth of Culu,nbu
river"
Mr.. Poinsrif5 motion to allow an option rs.
10 the l"caiion ola lgrL pnssrd. Fire Com.
'ni'tre ihcn rnse-and H. ;br House Mr.. Tag
'pr of =. =. moved tn sffLe oui ;ft 81, sec
"hich pro'idrs f,r q terrific. i'll government
lra'log only 1siiii0rypo5i to be- cs'ab!i5hed
on the Columbia. Chs was de most that
lhe President recommended IL his Messsgp
ibis ruii1n gave rise to ~ able and ANNA,
ed d'scusSion. Mr.. a. Smytn tcbsipiran q,
'h' COMMITTEE np"n that part cf The Presi.
dents nesssage) advocated - military ms,
only. ~ went into long discussion aboul
the exprdiescy and pracncab.lily Of extend
iog cOnifdVaied go'etnmeut over 90 l,rgp a
space. Etrci territory, and then foane 81,
must have sfdfc there C0uld our fpderatiy,
| ayatcm 'akeins so much? He argued inzeniousl,
upon this point--and seemed TO ,hiDk IN :
"pcrhaps Our federsiSe system might occra.,
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4 NpBEHS JONES PrincipaIs--Iiie exercises 81.
= ihs tn,itnuon WI he resu,ned tie Isl DIV Of
enu'ty 1873 ~ this Seminary complete ard rodi-
ca! EnriS education, both Lerary Scientific nay
~ owaintd Board Cn the frniiy) aud tuition sxy dol
'rs pr session r1vae to Zach I,npil tnn.f
RUS. Pnir Of cts hiankeis towels and n cove rf
o. pay diis 30 ceris extra, PER session. Thsre are
s"u epmpeient teachers constantly employed. together
W. dap Giohr ar OrrcrY aud yalabls PA ilusorii-
M''c ~ 81 dular' Drawing and Painting al 20 dollars
PF s'''n bncrg 80 10 dollars per quarter nrc t4nght
"h-n required Those ntcrescd in ohtaianiro fir sr
tLc rrincirals. " ~'F W
VN'''h' O'HnVille County, Dec -. 72-W4w
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tooMaUNicATinxs /

nIEDl-on Tie 7h instant AZ q X Farm IN. the county
ct tcm1nd Va tile late residence &c bis father, RJCIi-
ils lIh yeae at his age
- IN New Orleans the titb Nov. in the 2efli
year ~ nus age, alter few DAYS npmeBt Of the
tS lever, Mr.. HAHpiN L. MOORE, son vi Benjnniin
Moore, iaie Ut Bedford County, Va.
Tue prcin'tufe death Of this aniiabe yOsng has
thrown deep gloom over wide circle OF fieuds aud
reiftiVes. The snuow Of all who knew him. who had
witnessed his eqn1nimy and Kindness of heart, Ls ex
eNipafy discsge of the various duties son brother
and friend. his best aud highest euogy His Surviving
friends however, have consolation OF no Ordinary kind.
% all O'er whom The grave has clos ed Few perhaps
have brsu better prepared for Tie awful change or met
d'1ih with more cuHru'uTPlis ias hours cheere
not opy 10y tie reflection Of wen spent hfe-bst by The
eAfed boia and consolation OF rcigiOa.
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CONvENTION. :
49,, f'IVr. Vt NtLSUN, Chail
I. L. WiNorikLD, Ssc'y.


D,,t'Hg The latter part of the last summer.
me D''e2htes elect Of the county of Sussex
tJosrph Mason and Villa Harrison. esorsI
gates public notice, that being DESTROYS az
ascrrl"ininS the sense Of IA ma .riiy of ,Ler
constituents upon the subject of the propos-
Ell Conventions me'iinS OF the freehoidess
"i me county was rsqaesed al The courthouse
on TIE succeeding court day, for the purpose
"i taking that matter intu consideration. Ac-
eo'anSy' "n The day appointed, after the:
Dusiiir-s of the Court had been ,iisoaich,d
'hr cIilzens assembled ia the Courthouse.
William Harrison, esq. first in a very BRIEF
and handsome manner explained The prrpose
'pr which his Colleague and himself had ir,yit-
III '''e mes u"S' and expressed himself ia IA
'"ui "i con'rhtiun; setting forth his uhiec-
Hons to our present constitution
1nn. u. bin,ster, esq replied, not only 10
me objections urged by Ar. H., but t. others
whicii nad appeared in The public priu,s and
elsewhere. Ihe clear and dlspassionate views
'akeu ny that gentlemen, aud the cogent and
"o'ns"erAbie arguments advanced by him in
sport at his positions, gave the highest proofs
ot his thorough acquaintance with the early
history of oar government, aud of mis- canaciry
Tor in' esiisnIl'g the most absirnse sul,jec,s.-
MS speech reelected great credit upon BIN.
a"d We regret extremely that we canno, at
'n's distance oitlme, gse Il brief outline of ".
C"i. Richard Epps. ~ his usual fnrcibe and
'usrninus manner, followed Mr.. 3. M con
siderable iemSth ia favour Of "A convention
Ia reply tn some of the arguments advanced
by C"i. EppS. Mr.. B. made a few remarkss
when the Votes OF The freehn!drrs present be.
'nG taken, tue result was as follows:
In favour Ola Convention o
| La opposition ma
III was then agrned, that as others VINO
were a"t present might h. disposed to exp,ess
'hei sentiments upun me question. the polls
should be left open with the clerk of lh.,
county court, TO give such as thought proper.
oppoi'1nity OF voting. Al Drcnmher Count.
however, M other names had been entered.
both parties having considered it IA fair DECISION
"i lie question. Ii way be- proper TO observe.
that among those who voted in favour of a,
cpn'entinn, besides the Delegates before
mentioned, were several of the most ininen-
ti"I men OF the county.
! i is Ia br r'gr'uod that course of this
sort IS not pursued throughout the State
Give the propl- an oppn:tunity OF understand
ng HE subject, lei them hear both s,es of lie.
question and have sufficient time for d lbpr-
anon, ana there will b. bat lii,le duubt rs 10
the result. lie are aot n}faid 10 sr,ts the
people" ANTI CONVENTfONlSp.
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10 CnnprsrONnrvrs

!''si .'', IN oar next The last 40. Democritus th.
tes""'"n' %! Stafford, tnuchiug Gen La Eaye,tr lie
SCI, concerning the hne bpiwceu Kealan ard Nason
cnMnNsi ia the course at thc wreArhe Dorues,,
'e"Nt !" me removal 81 William d Nhtt Coieg+,Mii
alrHr beiore The question cnines on in The u,e f,t
COMMITTEE "i Schools ana Colleges have been amsSos!y
enS s,rd ia itr vese alton Of tls matter-yc tinJer
Nan1 viii lay iii The 5r January 10 enable Iirn,
10 examine P's'rs AID aPsrs We have various ari,ces
%" ME WINCH 'nitrd publication. The Gu rcn b mess
n IN Legislature avduf Congress ais, growing npsn
our hands Uatef such anres, may we moi cx
pres wash lint ilr discussion uf should
e transferred tom our PAPER tue Lee iive Hall ION
ne ION j"nIf') as 80 We, hive through ihs
iw' series ri EsSsys, ip cusIrse Of pu
lOr, aid i!,e otter az niast
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

L, Is said, the ii. "f REPRESENTATIVES, wonll
pass the resolutions from the Srna'e, in rrpiy
To MIR. Wri's letter and the co,nmunc. lion
oi Cliu-- Blu; With some mDt:iicaiiuns of III.
language. " They are objected TO not so much
tor tn" s"bs!unce as for The form ; which 10y
-es erai persons is deemed in,rcorous toy, ards
ihe general government" The resolutions
g dtriyins to Congress the power, under the
constitution To adopt generot system Of iH:er
nal improvement as ii Daiioral measure" had
passed the Senate, so IL 10. One cores
pendent says they would probably he indeii-
nhiuly postponed Ia the ii. uf X.
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7 E'aE Go pauuer,hip heretofore sabsisting between
tH'ns fnrs. and Nm. johnson. beth Of Bfi.tnl
Con. t"pwn y he irm 0f Bac,s q io&As5H. nanuac
i-1H H"d vending eight CLOCKS with L0nstng
htteS ~ toe rt-es, Both i1 rornccUeut ard yirripa
wns by niuHa corscu dissolved the Gih dav ~ June
i.t ana irgaly nHvrr-r, thr Connecticut Ccurnnt
rHPer tei'' n che civ OF Hartford, Conn. Az per
s" re hrrrht 1f'ii ma.ne 0oy paynen said I,hu-
eiuut rt m'ies due 81 She rfm pr llarnt. & IpIr
s'f, 90 uns'fg 'he SAID Wm. JoifJn account std
hrm Of Harors huson, es viii r., 80 deb, OH
contracting uftr tie soid tii Gay Of iune i52s
THOMAS BAJt NES ii.
Eit'mcnt, Dee 50, itel Gi-.
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FtRGIH'A always preserves a disniiied at
ihn'ie ami maintains an uprigiu republican
policy. II will always be source of urUe
10 the friends OF Nd. Crawford in his part OF
the country, and confirmation Of their opin-
ion OF the correctness of their course. that
they have been associated in the same cause
WIN th" nigh minded politicians of that state.
f."'n M hnVoutlon t" this day She has maiu-
tanned her character and principles aud whrih-
ar her policy is 10 accordanee or not with
that Of her sister states, she always preserves
Their respect. 40 association with her either
in prosperity or adversely viii always ha hon-
oIable. Boston. Statesman.
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A Charleston paper states, that Gen. La
Fayt:ie's visit is postponed To The latter rud
ni February or beginning of March.

a 'ii'h breeze ha' blown mp al LA Guayra.
Capt. Chlity, a. o!iivrr IN the Coinn,binn SER
ice, crn'zng oH Carilagrna, fell in with the
French b''g Of war Gl"rilr, then bound To
Martinique, and suspectrg IL ia be a pirate,
ordered the captain ou board with LIS papers
'far Captain INCREASINGLY and pssiilauimousiv
,heyrd For tins act, The captain was cash
'"rrd on h's arrival al Martinique, and brig
1T war dispatched TO La Gm'yra, tn dcmand
Satisfaction from The Colombian authorities
fhry, II ~ sad, reused upon the ground thai
Capt. Chtty had made suf.irient apology.
whrp he SAID Ia The cap. Of the Gax.li. sNnw
that see who YOU are, regret ha,iug sub
l"cird you 10 this Inconvenience" The can
tain of the bris, had sailed, threatening 10 bring
"A ret 10 enforce the demand. They are FOX
loving suit OF our Commodore.
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BOLIVAR's VICTORIES.

The Il Ayres Argos contains ihe details Of
Boliyar's Victory Caniarac at .anin, which
have already appeared IN this and other
American papers, but we have also brleg
account Of a battle at Acobamba, previous TO
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CCMsiIJkic 5rrD.

The unanininus rcsaluiion OF the H. OF Delegates
invites Il / -r'e 10 CrpitDI.--Rm wlv Is NJ,
provision made Tor his Accommodation Inr ap-
p>",r"inn iss >r"here gone hand la hand wnh
~'he ",rdio" II Is not ioo iaie repair the invoi-
Ju,aiy oG,is.iua. Ar
No ERECTION OI Senator 10 ,vann In. te 1,
~" hnEc ballots 46 Bu inside post,o ed a.,i,,
iii. the III Monday in January!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

We are h,pry to understand, that the
board al she University al Virginia will not
exceed 5 90 Education must therefore h..
cheap-and the University will rapidly fin and
nvrri'nw. There i ~ danger of. il. Wh;I,
he University of Transyi yauia can always
command nrar 800 pupIis-N lille all the
Northern Universities are filed with a sreater
number, what danger is Ih.re that our Uniypr
sly will nni command ali the pupils which
II can contain Undrr snch admirable. ans.
prces too, as Il Will Commerce with Tnere
is nn niger Otis success. Why, ihcn should
we iu,rrposr aoy jra'nnses, or apprehrosious
from Wm l. Mary !? piac" il where ven viii.
II VII always he Subordinate. institution.
With sinal"r funds. smaIier library. smalis,
apparatus Sc &.-and with higher board
il must always play in an inferior orbit. l,,t
us then make friends al i,olh, instead al en-
e,nies. The Cui.eS. will assist The Uu;,rrs;
| 'y instead Of inlnring it. |! viii make Ea,,-
! Gallon beiier--biirg IL 'nnrr in demand i'm
prove both instiiuivns-and improve the gen.
| eral mind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

The SEAsoN.--We have been blessed bv
uncummuuly fine weather Our climate is RAJ
pidiy becoming much mil,irr.-'rhe same inn
proyenen; of temperature took place in En-
rope, when the marshes were drainpd. In.
woods cleared. asd tine bosom of the Garth
laid open 10 the rays OF ihe san. Ia Charles
ton, same of the pear and peach trees haze
hrrn In fail bloom. A pear tree has half g-owu
frGit upon it. Toe iig bushes nave youn.. f =
upon 'hem. A friend in Wragg -borpugh ha.
sent the Editor OF the Charleston Courier :. a
full grown ripe cherry, the second crop on the
sane tree the present SEASON." In Savannah.
IA y"uog peach the SIZE OF nutmeg. has been
producrd-The sweet jessaDiue aud wood
bine are covered with leaves, and present full
blown AOwels.