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HATS AND HATTERs TOOLS.

TOMORROW, at II o'clock, A. M. in the
front Of Office, No. /, Market. square,
cases mems Fur Hats, Lot Blocks and 9TH
er Tools, for lIattsrs use, ny orler Of the as
sienee Of Mr.. Carnes, of Pawtucket. Also at
the same time, one cask Of Curry Combs, 10
dozeu German Hand Saws, number of Stoves,
MARTIN STODDARD. Auct.
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PIE ITS.

PEWS.
OnSATURDAY, April 2s, at o'clock. in
the afternoon in the Methodist Chapel.
A number of Pcws, pleasantly situated, be-
longing to the Society, will be sold on credit
ofsix months. BY order Of the Committee.
april 2l MARTIN STODDARD, Auct'r.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,

cotton, TO j. Mahton, Cooke u Brown, u. II. Stall
ford u CO. Beckwith q Pearson and l. ii. Arnold,
hides, to It. & w. Henry, and lumber to J. w.
Richmond. Passenger, Mr.. Moses Morse. Left,
brig Union, Burr, Of this port, loading for Havre.-
Sailed in company with ship Atlas, Of this port for
LIVERPOOL.
schr Lucy Ann, Ingraham, from Augusta, Me.
schr Olive Branch, johnson, from Brunswick,
with lumber.
schr Boston, Keller, from Machias, with lumber.
Schr Paramount, Ware, from Bath.
Schr Packet, Hopkins, from Bangor.
Schr Boston, Carver, from Bangor
Schr Sally Ann, West, from Augusta, with lum-
ber, to Field & Bosworth.
Schr Julia, Tinkham, from Calais.
Sloop Superiour, Child, % hours from New Y ork,
with cotton, wool, flour, rum, fruit, &c. TO j. Dunnell
& Go. Cooke & Brown, S. Il. Mumford & Co. G.. 8.
Rathbone, E. Dyer s. Co. Wheaton & Anthony, s.
Townsend g. Co. A. M. vinton, and others.
Sloop Flash, Aborn, Is hours from Hartford, will,
stone to s. & s: Tngley.
Sloop VIM. II. Allen, Pierce, from Bristol, with
-four to G.. 8. Wardwell & Co.
slooP Gen. Baitey, Gardner, from New York, via
Wexford, with grain.
Sloop Fair Trader, Burgess, from Sandwich.
Sloop William, Phnney, from Sandwich.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Aurora, Brghtman, from Westport.
SlOop Cs,harne, Harding, from Bristol.
SUNDAY, April 22.
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York.
Schr Mary, Smith, from Vinahaven, with lumber.
Sloop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, with oil
and candles, to the master.
MONDAY, .apru 90.
Ship Rising States, Pearce, 7diys from Savan-
nah, with cotton, to Humphry & Everett, and 9TH
ers.
Schr Otter, Haddock, from Baltimore, with flour
and corn, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Schr Packet Reed, from Bangor, with lumber
Schr Alexander, Bellaty, from Surry, with lumber.
sloop Hazard, Starbuck, from Wilmington.
Sloop Hiram, Hammond, from Rochester.
Sloop Harmony, Rhodes, 7 days from Alexandra,
with flour and corn, to p. s. d. Rhodes and others.
Soop Eliza Ann, Potter, 3 days from New York
with cotton, tea, wine, &c. to L. H. Arnold, E. Dy-
er + Co. Stephen Waterman and others.
Socp Susannah, Bourne, from Sandwich.
Soop Mary Ann, from Sandwich.
Sloop Leopard, Greene, from East Greenwich.
Soop George & Mary, Walden, from New York,
via Newport, with cotton, to L. II. Arnold.
Soop Gen Washington, Godfrey, fr Taunton.
Soop Mount Moriah Mathewson, fr Warren.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sroop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren.
Sloop Lucy Emelne, Sphinx, from WEXFORD.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, from Troy.
Sloop William, Miller, fr East Greenwich.
Sloop Sally, Pearce, from Hartford.
Sloop Ranger, Corey, from Tiverton.
Sloop Pacific, Griffin, from River Head.
TUESDAY, April "a.
sloop Two Brothers, Gardner, from East Green.
wich.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, from Taunton.
Stoop Becca and Betsey, Gaddng, from Bristol.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, fr Newport, with rum
70 George s. Rathbone.
Sioop Reaper, Besse, from Warcham.
CLEARED
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-The Copar,nership heretofore
~ existing under the firm Of EVANS e.
spRAsuE, was by mutual consent dissolved on
the Gath ult. Those having unsettled accounts
with the late firm, will please TO cal anil adjust
the same with Jedediah sprasuc, who is duly au'
thorised for that purpose.
IRA p. EVANS,
JEDEDlAH spRAGUE.
Glocp,;er. artil IL. 3w
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BY MARTIN sTODDARD.
REAL ESTATE.

THIS DAY, April 25th, st 12 o'clock. NJ.
Oh the promises,
The valuable Real Estate. owned and occn-
piedhy Mr.. Caleb Cory, situated and being No.
l6l Westmins'er-SIeet Said Lot frsnts on
Westminster street 40 feet, exfs nding back 100
feet. On the premises is 2 story dwelling
House. rs by 35. The estate being 20 PLEASANT
ly situated, and so shor. distance from the GEN.
tire Of business makes il desirable situation for
any one wishing to purchase Real Estate.
Sales will be peremptory, and at the time above
mentioned. Conditions at sale.
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CIEAR n ED

Brig Mary Ann, Brown, West Indies.
Brig Ann Celia, Carpenter, Savannah.
Brig George Washington, Smith, Savannah.
Sloop Splendid, Brown, New-York.
Sloop Traveller, Crandall, Albany.
Sloop Hazard, Stsrbuck, Nantucket.
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II ARD. 800 kegs prime Leaf Lerd, in good
ZA order, for sale by A. M. VlNTON.
April 25.
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SKNxS CADET HEE
~ MARINE LIST. SR

Full Sea-7his day, III. som. Thursday, sh. 25m
Friday, 81 l3n. o.
Fsabaetns % minute, gives the time ohb Newport
adding Shours aud
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IN.-33 hbls Child.' Gin, superior quality
"landing from sloop Flash. for sale by
april 25. GEO. s. RATHBONE
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"lNE.-5o ar. Casks Sweet Malaga Wine
w received this day, and for sale by
April 25. A. Nj. VINTON.
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s. RATHBON.E, Of
~ fers for sale, landing from sloop Sally-42
,bls Gates Gin. April 20
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SUGAR. s boxes Havana Brown Sugar,
- for sale by A. NJ. VINTON.
April 25.
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ID AISINS.--20 half casks Malaga Rasins
IL for sale by A. M. VlNTON.
April rs.
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ID UM.-1O hbds st. Croix Rum, primo quail
II ity landing from sloop Superior, for sale
by GEO. s. RATHBONE.
april 25.
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r. LEWIS l.. MILLER, has removed
IL from Franklin, Mass. and taken house
IN Westminster street. Providence, over the
Bank OF North America, 10 attend to his pro.
fession in the practice of Physic and Surgery.
april 25 4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
SPRING GOODS.

/n1E SUBSCRIBER now offer, for sale
- well selected assortment Of 5EASONABLE
DRY GOODS Of the latest Style aud fashions,
which, together with low prices, will he hopes,
be an inducemcnt Tor dealers To call and esum-
me the assortment
Among them are the following
IA 10 a. Cambria and Joronct MuIins
Plain and hg'd Null and Book Musns, extra
quality
SWISS Muslin, plain aud extra 6gd
Common aud superior prints, new STYLE
PLAIN aud stripe Batste, Silk Bnrrako
Swiss Muslin Capes and Collars
Elegant Gauzc and SILK IIkis
lush Linens Black Lntcstring, do Surcas.an
Ladies' Kid and Iioskin's Gloves
Gentlcmcn's iiosklh's and Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid Clonlss, new sfyle
Fine Versailles aud Valeniia Nesiings
Superior Blue and fancy colored Cloths
Brown, bleacled and plaid Cottons
Win almost every other articles suited TO the
season and demand, aud will 1t Is hoped render
satisfaction 10 customers
ABNEY NJ. FACKLEE
Bank square, Lyncbburg.
MAY ts3D
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To Mc EdilnrS Of e Iirrininnn-


Although at all times ayerse to
making private controversies the subject ofnews-
paper communications, an under tie necrs,l-
~ of appearing before the public, in reply 90 n
communication, published IN yout paper OF the
18th ult. signedby NESTS. Roy, Carter, aud O.
Tiers, members oithe last years Directory Of thc
Banl, ofViroinia, in Misplace Had thofe Gen.
ilemcn confined themselves in their comments to
the facts proven by Mr. Irvine letter and accom-
panyng documents, | should have been willing
TO have remained silent and depended upon the
evidence produced by themselves for n complete
and perfect justification of my conduct in the
matter referred to: but AZ they have thought
proper to derive from that letter " impressions
and differences" which conceive are not war
ranted by the conversation that ii details, must
be permitted, in defence my own reputation,
to expose candidly to the public the facts con
nected with the Bank transaction specially refer.
red To by them. II is unnecessary al this time
to bring into view the circumstances that have
placed those gentlemen and myself in opposition
~ each other, III relation TO the appointment of
President of the Bank of Virginia in this town.
The public are already aware, thatafter having
been elected TO fill the vacancy in that Office oc-
casoned by the death of Capt. Norvell. and af-
ter having been twice. re-clected / was in January
1926, without any previous public complaint OF
my official conduct, and without having any n a.
son TO suspect that any opposition to my re-elec
ton existed, put ont of office by the Eiretdry
Of thatyea Belieying,as did, that this event
was not contemplated by the Stockholders at
their preceding annual election, and apprehen-
sve that the opposition to me would not stop
there, quietly took my seat at the Board of DE-
rectors, and to the best of my skill and judy.
ment, discharged my duty, without attempting
10 obStruct the regular course of business at the
Bank but determined that ut theltext annual O.
lection Of Directors, ] would make IN appeal TO
those whose right TO decide between the cou-
tending parties, was nnqucstionnble. accor-
dinghy visited Richmond few days before the
annual meeting OF the Stockholders, when as
certained distinctly that my apprchensions of the
opposition were but too true TOR efforts were ma
king 70 turn me and all NV friends, save one
out ofthc Directory; propositions were made
Ito gentlemen who were found friendly to mel to
unite with the opposition, and erase me and mn
friends from that body In this stage of the
opposition. had the second Interview with Mr..
irvine AT his own instance and to the fuet, that
il the Opposition succeeded | was. together
with my friends, to he pm nta ofihe Directory
| alluded, when SAID that in case Of a failur.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

our readers know with what hoy awe and
'''erenee this beau idenl OF papers now regards
vi mat Is said and done by John Randolph OF
'"a'oie. The time is yet fresh in our memory
men the Roanolle statesman was quite oblloS-
nus IN the Enquirer Office. Listen to what Mr.
u'cii'e said of Mr.. Randolph in 1912, when the
'5e OF hoanoke was endeavoring TO reduce us
unconditional submission to British AFRO
Ncs:--
NT.it7ndolph has been PLAYING the Sooth- Say
~ NonSress-and attempting To scare all the
"" women and children in the country ont of
we 'ata of a war. = Shall we nor copy" saws
alter the quot uuvj5e example If Our pre-
ucceSsor' OF the republics OF ancient Il nrs--of
ne ancient world-to attend 10 the auspices
"iuef winch We are acting; the signs of the
\ "ef Is II possible that war should be en-
N,tu upon nndorpreSent circumstances when
q =, ,PSes earthquakes, and the most deSoating
tN''''on5 of God are taking place Can
81 pe lie hafbingets of any good - And
s cant the hardihyp ola soul.d unsophs-
t''l politician Yet this is precisely the
~ 40 81 alleslon which we s'loaid have expected
(" rom that honorable states man.
beg leave TO improve unon sir. Ran.
~ ''ea let Us copy the example of Rome
o., "pu'' Let u have new department to
lu''n the College Of Augurs-whon may tel
r.rt; 'a,e OF measures, hot by the force of re-
MI p"t hy the feeding of chickens or the
rs o'eatfss. 1t would save us IA world of
'''sn's aiid ofwotds. We beg leave 10 nom.
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GRE IUG@

Ills Evening, Friday, Mey 4.
lhe reIiorua1ne IL commence Nnh
noh sEMANsiiiP by Master Derrius
GRAND ENThEl II < beautilnl Horse. 4.
cils master. NJ. brown
eoNic SONG by 1r eampbell.
GROUND aud LOFT ItafBLISG BY she
Nhoh. troop--C Town Mf lewis
HolssEMAN iilr ~ alasiet 9. L,pnen on his
p9mes
Nf brown viii uifodnce The HoRSl:
Rob roy. e. med - hitaseif who VII 70
through hi, pes fsffnansfs
WORCESTERSHIRE bY aaster Brdall WI,
viii tonciudc his performance with - atiry
leap through hoop Of nAdeEKS
SONG, Hunicrs Of Kentucky, . by Mr. Csnr
hel
sill 'ACLrING by The whole troop. yiy
lInst, demonstrated the gr,,pt,st Vaulier
IN Amcfical Drnius. Myers, Nj Lipiuan,
Bndsah, 2 Lipmsn. &c
Tie whole 10 conclude with
GRAND IRA NPOIISI by Mr. Lewis who
Will throw = snmen=et osaf horses md
through RAi,lOOS on dre.
Il Door 20 open ~ :. aud performance 10
commence i holi pasi O'Clock
U Admiu'ncr Box, 81 Cents Children.
undet l29 faye. half price Pin rs cents
The Pavilion secures Ladies n,J Gentlemen
ifoh the wcahef. and covered seais offer COM
tori aud convenience.
Tickets 20 be had at the Washington iIoi,l.
aud NJ the Circus.
Maya.
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concluded by remsrkng, thai Ind no iodbi
but that was the ground Of the misunderstanding
and proposed thai he whole iaaiter should be
postponed tor tie present., winch proposition
was generally agreed To. Without any voie haF.
ing hron taken, ior no note WIS before TIE Board.
which is perhaps tire bust reason why inose f,en#
teuen DO mol reooiiee whether voted IN the
nggaiite or not"
lfthosc gentlemen are really anxious for an
investigation OF my official conduct before the
public. and pursue mt IN al my urJm ami ~
Siious insiauaiions,p Why 10 they not detail to
the pubic the many arts 10 which | have " ig-
nohly descended foi the purpose of clcyntne
myself TO the Presidency Of The Bank of Nlfei
MIA :" for the public only need correct iuiorndt
on upon this subject, TO come 10 just conclusions
And, IN conclusion, would say. as - Paul did
on particular occasion, " II have done an,
thing worthy of death IN TINS matter rehre no
TO de-" JOHN EARLY
Nav I'd. 1897.
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q. d. NJ. ALLEN. &co.
ALIENS OFFgCr

ALIENS OFFICE.
Lpphbteg ~ my 1897
OFFICIAL Ll5I
u the drawing of the Drnrai Swamp ca.
nal Lottery which was drawn 10 kui!ull, OOH
April viz
Nos l3----IA--33--ao-- Standardization
All dickrt, having three of dlc drawn nun.
hefso them are Prizes Of II Too OF NOR,
All Tickets having on them - md d5 ~ 81
60 PrizeS 81 goo
All Tickets having on them Is and 10 or 10
and 81 F,Ilcs OF gro.
All others, win any two OF the drawn num-
bers each Pm ,fS8
All othcrs with ny ono Of The drawn Nos
Prizes ofSI
Another drawing took place Yesterday, in
whiehf Che Cnpiia Trizes was $1,000
eniaed renew yoip Small Prizes. iofs Of
Jihd' y aTe for tie unfortunate adreafu9tr.
application must Nc mule Immediately.
5 Il NJ ALLEN AGO.
May 4
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~ RoKER 81 COMMISSION BUSINESS
- The subscriber has taken an office four
doors above Che franklin Hotel where he con
tnnes I" sell Tobacco and other produce on
commission, and will ia future also. transact
business as a Broker-.iie hopes TO be able to
give satisfaction TO all who may confide business
10 ms care ARCH. ilh1CHEp
b'S' 10 wtsit1S
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ate NJ Ra1dolh himself as the cl,.. :, sruspe,
iiao College
The character here drawn Of alr. Raadelnb
- Mr. Rnene, IS MS true one A-,hat which he
now give. lin, Is pecess1rll, incorrect.
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A1sv4

NpRS1 SN.fs--B, virtue Of a deed Of trust
-. mad; TO The subscribers by Idw ard Lynch
aud Mary his silt' 81 the lsi ia, of MAY, ~ !
and OF record in the clerks office Of the county
court OF Cafdpb6n, f'a the purpose of securing
tie pavment Of flIrco several sums OF money
therein mentioned, with interest dur Chfisto-
pher N,nirec, will bo sold, by the subscribers.
At public ouclion. for feady money, on the pre-.
mises, on Thursday the 9TH day OF JAW nekt. n
certain Irac' ~ Parcel Of Land, IN The county
% tenpbcll, and lying within one mile and q
haii 81 Lynchbulg known by the name of the
Fishing trcch Mill 1rac,, viii dwelling house
other out houses ard FfiStmili thereon, and con.
'a9,ns three hurdtrJ and twtnty acres, be the
sans more 81 'ess Possession to be hadthe LIST
dsy ct October next surh title only win be
conveyed 10y uc as is vested in us as trustees.
G. ANTHONY, 1,
Msy4 ctdssg
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REVTuW
Ofthr Iynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected ntttig Tar thr FirgimGn,
TnoaAs A. lloloeNhr aud klonsEU TiREr,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Nav I'd 1872

CONTINUE very brisk for fine, average of n fine
crop WOULD be from rs 10 o whilst the commna
and good continue nnaltered.
lbcqmntty inspected the past week Is large
but It's precise amount IS mol ascrrtainrd, nor
the sto,, to Che Isl OF May both Of which viii mp.
pear in the next review tie cause of this niof-
nation heinz inserted W. owing 10 the Necessary
absence of one of the partners whose duty II ~ To
p,na,,yc
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FOR THE vIRGrSIGs.


MesTs Editors-The following remarks we're
ELECTED BY the perusal a extract from the Ma
tional Journal IN your paper OF the 9th ait
The palpabie hits contained IN that article, on
the stupid etIrontery OF the Oppostionists, are
TOO obvious to admit of an attempt at tefuta-
ton,
Ii is AN ndubitable fact,-- fact well known
to every individual who takes the least interest
IN support of the present administration -
tha, Whenever one Of the oprositidnists is asked
to make i>nosn his objections to Mr. Adams, he
can ldd'ice ~ better argument than ts-hc is
bis fathers son And wheii asked to give some
iustifabie reason .shs he should support fienetal
Jack ,on IN preference to j. q Adams. the inya-
rlable answer i; Old hickory saved Orleans -
Aye, bot his being great GetIerd, docs not quail
liz hnn To he President Of the United States
.'Oh no-but he Is the only man who can turn
Adams OUT But, my dear sir, why do you
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale OF the above property is Postponed
until Thursday the 24th inst aud viii take place
ut Blakey's house, instead Of the place dessna-
ted III the advertisement.
WILLIAM &. MALLfSTER, Trustee.
Mac 4 c,Is2t
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May 4

RI ritfne ofo deed Of tyRd crccutedO 4h,-
- ander Patieson d,at dt guLnrbcr, by Pica-
snnt Bloteg on he 10Th dog of 1pra, ls25. for
purposes htrcin mentioned, oadot rerord ~ The
eierks office ofhe county n CanpJch, nil be
soid, toMe highest bidder, tor cash, at NE Spopi
Spring, in ncd county. on he Isl day Of Nag ono
sorrei mdre H'ree feafttr beds and JarGture, fire
heod Cf cntic, 10 hcadof hogs, soD,e steep, one
Batam .Joidotg tabie, pine table, ci0Gtcs press,
! cnpbonrd, g common chairs, Kitchen furniture
md plantation ioots--70 acres ofiond, ,rih ns
oppHricnancts, adjoining IN. Diugujd, ami D.
hers--apd Hlso NJ right and Hic Of said Biotsy
IN the esiae q dis Decreased mother, b,iug one
Thru PaH, IN hf state Of Ken'uctyj soid eaute
sppP0sed 10 consist et 8 siaees ami The eroy m he
Ptdataiton di dte deeh Of his mother, md oiq9 all
uni every /egacg, cittHisor demaad, mhGis0erer,
,oitih Hc sad Bfaltg mag hare in, 10, ar out Of
he estdte Of his mother. aRV o'bsr, ,ctaisosgef
such lHe as . gested ~ The sub@riber bghe deei
algcdhd, ~iH be c0heeyedb The purchaser erpu4-
ehodeTS. I'M t. NJ 1LLIS1ER'
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STAPLE ARTICLES
Flour, Wholesale, 81 so 81 70
Retail, / to 6 ~
Nhsley, wholesale, from 30 cts, TO 81 eta
Retail, 81 To 10
Corn. SO 90
Bacon per H.. Wholesale q cts. TO 7 cts
Retail cts. to y cts
Butter. scarce L. ~ 10 IL els
BcesNnX - cts
Iallow 10 cts,
The subscribers being now associated in the
Commission business will execute all orders aud
husncss entrusted TO thrir care with punctualitv
and despatch, and every okrriou shall be used
10 give satisfaction 10 those who may employ
rs. I. \ IlOLCOMBE,
RICH ARD fHKEE
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~ "CASSIuS" came to hand too late for
insertion to-day. We admire his tone and tern
per, aud shall be glad to loan him our columns
more frequently.
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~ A hid. of Tobacco, belonging TO Mr..
Thomas Wlles. of Halifax, was sold at Lynch
warehouse on Wednesday last at S;l2 IS.
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being to the enjoyment Of liberty and in
dependence. They would be elevated to
an equality with mcr .f other nations, and
they would become redeemed and regener-
ated beings.
The intricate problem which has weigh
ed the thoughts of our great men, is solved.
The land is found where the slave can be-
come truly free; where the African can
be naturalized elevated to an equal rank
with his fellow men and where he can be-
come homogeneous with the country. The
great question is satisfactorily established
and the deeds of the Society have de-
Tended the motives of its projectors. The
cause Of the Society is the cause of peace,
| Of civilization, Of religion, and of humanity.
J The scheme is circle of philanthropy,
every segment of which adds to the beau
! ty of the whole. The clergy Of our coun-
try send missionaries forth, to barbarous q
uncivilized countries, to spread the reign
of the gospel: But here is the most glori-
! Gus mission ever conceived. Every Colo
mist becomes MISUNDERSTANDING in his
own person, an illustration Of the glorious
influence Of religion, and of civilization.
To every other country, we send strangers:
to Africa, we send back the native to teach
and to convert his brethren. We send back
the long lost members of the great family,
to carry to their countrymen the benefits of
liberty and religion, taught them in the land
where they were captives.