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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-22
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ADDRESS

ADDRESS
. Offhe Be1eroieni Society Of Alexandria for a.
r1siio,ating and improving the condition Of The
People Of Color
No. 4.
m THE POLITICAL TENDENCY OF SLAVERY IN THE
UNITED STATES.
The poli,ical evils Of slavery have long been
seen and acknowled ged by the wisest and most
na,riotic Of our s,a,csmen,-yet the public SEN
iirnent in the s,ave-hoiding States seems never
10 have been sufficiently decided on this point
10 induce our legislatures 10 take any important
steps towards its extinction. During The eX-
islcnce OF toe colonial government, the intro.
ducton Of slaves was subject Of deep regret
and serious apprehension TO many oil the oeSl
citizens OF Virginia, and the injurious effects
they foresaw from population OF this kind,
induced the House Of Burgessesto petition the
British monarch for prohibition OF the traffic
This petition, dated in the wear 1872, contains
the following remarkable clauses, which may
well be contested With some of the laws since
enacted by the people of Virginia, to rlvlt clos
er the chains their forefathers were so reluctant
10 impose.
"The importation Of slaves into the colonies
from the coast of Africa, hath long been cons-
deretl as trade Of grsai inhumanity, and under
IT'S encouragement we have TOO much reason TO
fear will endanger the rsry existence Of your Ma
;esfu's american domin,ons We are sensible
that some of your Maiesty's subjects in Great
Britain may reap emolument from this sort OF
traffic: but when VIC consider that II greatly re-
fars the settlement of the colonies acih more ,chte
inhabitants, and may in time have The most de
struciipe influence, we presume to hope that the
in,cres, of few will be disregarded, when plac-
ed in competition with the security and happI-
ness of such numbers Of your Majesty's dutiiul
and loyal subjects
Notwithstanding this request was SO earnest
" urged, and so consistent with every feeling
of humanity and justice, sill did the govern
ment of the mother country permit her merce-
nary subjects 10 impose upon the colonies a
population alike Injurious 10 their interests and
revolving to their feelings. Yet such is the
mower of habit to create wants and appetiteS
which nature never intended, that when the CO.
lonis,s came into the possession of selfgovern-
ment. several Of the states refused for some
time to prohibit the slave trade, and even at
this day many of them continue in possession
OF the fruits of that iniquitous traffic, and suf
fer the consequences resulting from il, without
appearing to feel the necessity - change
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POETRY.
REFORMED POET.

" has already been announced, that Ws'
Robert s. Coffin, better known as the "bosion
Bard,"whose fugitive pieces have deservediy at
tracted considerable attention, and whose lie
has been a series Of vicissitudss and irregular
tiles, is preparing for the press small volume
entitled "The Eleventh Hour; or, confession
of Chrislianitv-by Consump,iSe." AS an
evidence of the change in his views and leei-
ings on the subject Of religion be lately FUR
nished the following lines for publication IN The
Recorder & Telegraph Charleston O6s
No more the idle song weave,
To strains of goddess mirth;
Earth and its Aeeting Joys leave,
Its vain pursuits, that still deceive.
And have in sin their birth,
What boots the smooth and senseless lay,
That wakes at beauty'S nod
To waste upon the painted clay
That praise, which through lfe's little day
Alone belongs to God.
Orwhat avail to strike the Tyre,
To swell the victor's fame
To higher fan ambitions fire,
And bid the busy crowd admire
At vars destructive flame:
Why wait at wealth and follys door,
And lowly bend the knee
To him who never fed the poor,
Or lent to misery from his store,
A dot in charity
All. richer tirerHvs my muse uefnahos'
To wake the sacred lay;
Look on those pierced, those bleeding hands,
That wounded SIDE! To Ruffan bands
The Saviour falls prey!
Oh, God. no more to worldly themes
Shall sink the muse >upine;
The light of truth around her beams;
She bursts the bonds of fancy's dreams;
Best Saviour, she is thine!
BOSTON BARD.
Ne,cJ,pyport. Ft5. Is, 1927
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-22
From the Richmond Enquirer.
To the Peopie of The Northern Neck.

The experience of every day proves the
ruth Of Tie declaration, that the most Ignorant
and vicious are ever attempting to impusn the
conduct OF the wise and virtuous. Tie who
stands pre- eminenlly conspicuous in character
or fortune, appearing in such bold relief to the
ruined in reputation, and the desperate in cir
oumstances, tina, the envy of the latter will al.
ways attempt to reduce the former to their own
degraded level
This principle, so base, yet so universal, has
obtained in all ages oflhe world. 1t wa. never
displayed in stronger colours even in the days
OF Cafaiine, than al present, when all this cor
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should not have occurred 10 him sooner No.
it was not conceived until he was, himself, put
in nomination for the Presidency; il was utter
ed as lullaby 10 both parties. The Federal
lists are playing game but little suspected by
us Democrats. They abuse Adams because
he wa, Federalst, and laud Jackson because
he was Democrat. This, il not inconsistent,
is, al least, unjust, for they both stand on foot.
ing, in this respect, of perfect equality What
better can be expected from the embraces Of the
corrupt Of boln parties than monstrous birth
the birth Of President without political
principles!
Office hunting is the order of the day i'll
am correctly informed, A LOCKER On, or the au.
thor of the queries, was first for Crawford, then
for Adams. and now for Jackson, to whose
standard, i'm the contention for the mex, Pres
dencv, all people Of vacillating principles seem
to be rushing with headlong impetuosltX Fer
the entertainment OF II LOCKER I'm and Qper-
ist. will recite over to him an Ode in praise
of trimming, that / remember TO have seen in
lhes Enquirer, which, by the way, Is the only
paper take:
Happy the man in times like these,
Who trims his sails to every breeze,
With every gale still veering;
who to promote his private ends,
Wont scruple to desert his friends,
Still by his interest steering.
o! could trim with trimming Ben,
I'd turn and turn and turn again,
With ev'ry change still trimming;
Like Bray's famed VicarI would ride,
Forever on the strongest side,
Still with the current swimming.
And should instructive conscience still,
AID secret goadings thwart the will,
Like him I'd bravey doff;
Leave fame and honor far behind,
Though dear to ev'ry noble mind,
And barter all for profit
Under the Jacksonian Dynasty these raven
ing wolves picture TO themselves rich field Of
promise, and "sigh for the flesh-pots of Egypt,
which they expect in this new land OF Canaan"
But even the miraculous power of the Chieilan
will not even so divide The five loaves and two
fishes, as to satisfy the cravings Of The hungry
multitude All cannot get Offices, many will be
disappointed, who like Moses of old, may view
the prospect from afar, on which they are des.
tined never to enter; but they will not, like the
pious Israelite, submit with resignation; they
will turn with double fury on The very hand from
which bounty was just solicited. ASpY.
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Alex~ndria Museum, =,
Open daily, from 10 to "a. H. and from ) 10 -
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NewDwyport, Feb. Is. 1927
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01
FANCY STORE.

WI have this day opcned very general
~ assortment Of rich and elegant Fancy
Goods, surprising IN style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered TO the public
Satin scarfs 3 IL yds. lone beautiful shades
Rich worked Swiss Scaifs entiIel, new
"aaze, Barge q eau de Maple SIX Ilkfs.
A great variety of shaded 6gr Silks
hlegant Reiienles, plain and shell middles
BRUSSELS thread lace aud edgings
nifnp laees which will wash equal to thread
beautiful assortment of new style Belt Rib
bons
Waverly stripe and other fancGl fgr. Calicoes
Batesie and BsreRo Dresses ali shades
2oo pair fancy cold silk and Prunea Shoes.
Tie above goods with additional supplies
weekly looked for. places us in an attitude to
furnish our friends on such terms that we ilattcr
ourselves will give general satisfaction.
u Country Merchants are respectfully inyi.
ted Nickel. ROBINSON A 90
May %. 1872
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Nid ia

v ItIUSI SALE--ln pursuance of deed Of
Il truss, executed to the undersigned. BIZ
Benjamin \. Phillips, on the Sd day OF Noyem.
Der, ls26, and now of record in the Clerks Of.
fee OF Amherst County Court, given for the Sc.
curity of two several debts due to the late frn
ot Alexander foInpkins. II Co. We will on FRI.
day III 22d day oiJune, 1927 proceed to sell.
nP"n The premises, AT auction, for cash four
bot, al ground, containing a haif acre cash.
lymg IA theio"n Of Madison, and county OF
Amherst, within less than a mile OF Lynchburg.
One q those Lots Is improved, and the resi- are
vacant. HEY are the same Lots conveyed n
said Philips by the trustees OF the town OF Mad.
son.-Actng Is trustees, we shall only convey
such interest rs Is vested us by SAID deed.
:. * NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
May % tds42
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y aluable Property for Sal.

NttHf subsCtiber Diners fat SAL 49,.
- .e"'o'i''''' ems. al his y s4a &c. :
both IN town and connt... ,o,4.,.,5, 'fei!.
haii acre Lot, No 4, n the town Of / ,; - Oh"
ironing the tavern ahd public sqnaf. 10y,
on II CONVENIENT two story briel IT,, '.z.".r
,ae upper spartmfnts ofwhich are bs,',, 'at'..
n',,si'sa Oh, Tor tie tculency CT a mn "
,pny' w present occupied by b u 4 n a ID.
NNii ""ha an excellent cellar and sn,ak, 80.
"''"1heo TO me same.-Oae other hon.
monty called the shile house. with -, con.
cellar. smoke house stable and :. Ct iaons
suitable for sm'dl family, NOW IN the ssia. &.
/ ey OF 1ol ehatlrs Pefrow Aud /, s,,...ii ..la.s
very Conveniently coumoul, usrdss..r INV o
| sbop Also ont other half acre Let 'e'
containing a neal and comfortable IT..
mouse. WIN tour rooms, kitchen. sn,,l. '
'se-"ohse, ana large productive ea,t
.hf',ea 10 II, adjoining same Lot Also Ja,
~ hatihg On 1t a good store house. vi,h W.
io"uis MEOW, aud Two above, kitchen -
mouse, stable, and an excellent eardes
convenient stand On main strert-.,,td NY
Joining hat acre Lot. No. -. iront,n.. ~
street. Also Lots Nos. o. 10, II tbree s','
handsomcst for building ia town. and /, -, we
Tear ot the court house aud ftonti,, ~ III
square aud are considered very vais,l,f ''.-
50 one OF tie best planned tan yafds -
1ou"y, oei"eth ~ or 90 watts, with &
building CONTAINING every convenience H.
iYlng on the tanning business. Tn
Fal"abie property and any gentleman ,i,
small capital might work to considerafl
taBe aud profit LYING immediatel. il, ~.
ON Lots Nos. 10 and 10, we'll inclosed ,,,L
'ngs, aud IN a neshborhood abonndio, ~ p
81 the best KIND very convenient and ,I,,...F
Inc tohhiy affords large quaint, of l,d
aud a very ready market for all kind az = !
tler there beng an abundance of s.,5,il,.,s,
shocIhak"iS both IN town and the .d,
count .--Also tract OF land, adioi,,,ns ,.'
lands 81 Capt Terry Turner, and oihe,, ~.
hHning about 2hl Acres, now IN the orcn,,, .
ol Mrs. tdmonds and Mr.. Staples Tn, al
IS valuable for all kinds of gram and toI,,c.'
with fruit trees OF all kinds upon il, and Iv,n.,
bout four miles OF New Market and tb,se
Variety Mills.-Aso tract near adio;ni,.
same, containing 10 Acres. nearly ali m - e
and OF good quality. Also one other trar, l..
ing within FIVE miles of loylnestop ad;aiaiY'
the lands OF {, Thompson and Jacob Tnca,,,a
containing about 400 Acfes--this is prnelnsl,,,
mountain laud, but very fertile with va io,!.
oi nut trees that never iah, and partiqnlo,.
peaches, which are getting very rare in Ga.
part OF the county. Any person WISHING -,
view the property can call on Mr.. Spotf.yso,I
Garland, living III LoYingston who viii She, .,n
al the town propcfty--Air. Lemnel Turner ,,;ti
sbow the lands adjoining him, and MIR Tbom,,
son or Mr. fuckcu the lands adjoining tben,
Great bargains Will be sold in tn, nroso,,,.
and On the most liberal terms.
JAMES GARLAND
May o. e3wl9
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.N\E OlIC by virtue of two deeds of tltsf,
@.G executed 10 the subscriber and RllIiail
Eevetey, by Archibald Boiling, jr. in his life time,
oae bearing date ON the 18th of March $50,
and tie other the 10Th day of June, 1922, boll
OF which are ollecord in the clerk office atttt
county comtof Campbell Smade for the purpose
OF Securing to PcterJ. Archer the payment ot
certain sums OF money, therein mentioned, will
tie sold, TO The highest bisdcr, at the late resi-
dcnce of the said Archibald Boiling, on Wednes.
day the lth day Of July, the following real ani
personal estate, viz One ;fact ofland, lying on
Reedy Greek, adjoining the lands Off. Christian,
X. Watkins, the estate of George Reyeey, dec.
|. B. Jones aud others, and containing 6ioa.
tres, more or less al the stock Of horses cattle,
sheep aud hogs, one ax cart, onesct blacksmith
tools Implements OF husbandry, ali the house
hold ana kitchen furniture Of the said Boiling al
the dare OF the drrus aforesaid which ldticl con"
si>ts ofsegeral valuable beds and steals, sde'
board, clock, tables, &c. The land IS subject |"
hts. Rolln9'S dow er, which has been lnId mo
her. There is ON tins tract of land Grlsi MIL
IN most excellent situation 20 command Gus
tom, cleared land III good heart sufficient 10
work . or hands to advantage, and quan''Y
OF good tobacco land in forest, Ii Will, on view
me-, better recommend Itself than can do.
1esms-The land Will be sold on II months
credit the purchaser giving Iaud Nth appro'eu
security n a lem upon the property to secuio
the payment, The terms of the personal pro!
perry made known on the day. The title Is w
lieved to be good, but such only as IS vested IN
me, by said deed, will be conveyed to the pnfcha'
ser. WM {. M'ALLISTEk,
May %. ctdsI2 Surviving Trustee
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SPRING GOODS.

,HtlE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale n
- well selected assortment OF SEASONABI |,
DRY GOODS Of the latest style aud fashions,
which together with low prices will, he hopes,
be an nduccment for dealers to call aud exam
me the assortment
Among them are the following:
IL TO Cd Cambria and Joconet Anslins
Plain aud ils'd Null aud Book Muslms, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plain and extra fed
Common and superior prints, new STYLE
PLAIN and stripe Batiste, silk Barrage
SWISS Muslin Capes and Collars
Elegant Gauze and SILK Il
Irish Linens, Black Lutostfnq, do Surcassian
Ladies Kid and iIosl>n's Gloves
Gontlemcn's Hoskins and Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid SILKS, new style
Fine Versailles aud Valentia VestngS
superior Blue aud fancy colored Cloths
Brown, beached and PLAID Cottons
With almost every other articles suited to the
season aud demand aud will II is hoped. render
satisfaction to customers
AkNEY NJ. FACkLER,
Bank Square, Lynchhurg.
May 4 tsp
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Elegant Summer Goods T.! !! !!

Elegant summer GOODS
YeNAVID 4 ROBERT KYLE take pleasure
~ in announcing TO then friends and custo
mers the arrival OF new supply Of we'll selrcte,
and fashionable goods, part OF which are the
following, viz:
A few pieces Shcppards Extra, Plue Cloths
some OF which are not to be surpassed in fine,
ness, and are remarkable for their beautiful
rich'shades.
| piece super Blk Cloth, said to be the finest e.
yer seen for the price.
| do finest Blue London Cashmere,
Several ps Blk Justings a beautiful and sub
stantial article for gentemen's summer wear,
British Nankecns and Russia Drillings,
India Long Nankeens and Blk Circassians,
ps superior white Marseiles,
do do Buff, a splendid article
Col and white Marseilles, medium qualities,
case Calicoes hest quail and handsomest style,
small case Muslin Ginghams,
Fine Tamborod Book Muslins,
Plain Jaconets, Null, and Book do
cases double Leghorn Boliyars Hats,
do Straw Bonnets, &c. &c. &C
ALSO, several bales Sd and "a plain do
mestlcs, apron and counterpart checks Of the
best Indigo dye, 81 and Al brown and bleached
cotton cloths and bales finest Sea Island
Shcctngs, and quantity OF Ticklenburg, and
yard wide Russia Linens.
May II. nio
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01
David L. Robert Kyle

~ RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
~ ib,af ef,nds ana customers 'e the 'o'''N'
ing ariries recently received;
a few pieces 81, Italian aud sioehe" hn'e'
strings
De do rlsin aud ig d BIZ eros de .Nap'
! cas- fine Lswns aud 3 IRISH ehesfihgs
! do Calcoes Of the latest aud hnnasoines'
stele
A tev nieces Rich D5Rask Tahle Linen trofn ,
10 10 rs.
case fashionable pafasols
] do very iine Bfs < Whitccniton Hoe, &c
Which taey aseud TO sell at very moderate
priee. Nav -.
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MILLER d ROBERTS,

Ef AVE ON hand large and general asSort-
- ment OF Groceries and various other arti.
cles, amongst which are the following:
Best West India brown and common sugar,
Loaf and New Orleans sugar,
Green coffee, old Java coffee,
imperial and gunpowder tea.
Old Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
Old French Brandy,
Old MADEIRA aud Sicily NJ Wine,
Old and new whiskcy,
Apple Brandy,
Newark cider vihcuar.
Ialiow candles assorted SKIES.
Sperm candles,
Earthcn-watr assorted,
Stone ware assorted,
salt pctrc, alum,
Indigo madden. copneras,
Pepper, ginger spice,
Cotton Shooting aud shirtlng,
Cotton yarns assorted numbers,
Cambricks, calicoes,
! Mems lined and bound and coarse shoes,
| Nomen'S leather and morocco shoes,
sole leather best sort,
| New behring's, new shad,
/ Ger and bstered steel,
3 tons bar iron,
300 sacks salt,
! 10000 lbs well cured bacon.
All the above goods We will sell low for
cash or understandable produce.
u } Cash given for Bacon, Whiskey 4 Flour
May |. tt4o
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sltRl 7 sA..E.--s.a a'a.iay 'as al By
- oftnne next, We all sell, upon the pre-
nises. al public Auction for cash. The House
and lot now IN the occupancy OF Alexander
Bridgr'aad, near the slaughter pen, IN the Vi
ein. Of Lyneibulg-7a, the same time ahd
place viii be sold one horse cart. together with
all the household and kitchen furniture Of eve
| ~ description belonging TO SAID Brideelandi
consisting ofthree feather beds and furniture
complete. three mahogany dining tables. form
ing one set, one walnut dining table. one clock
and case, one dozen windsor chairs, one rocking
do. one childs, high do and mahogany bureau
and looking glass, one set Of china, half dozen
silver table spoons. half dozen tea do. one sill
yer ladle, one iron and one bell-metal kettle.
castors, plates, dishes, az &c. too tedious hefe
20 eunmerate.-1he above will be made IN pur-
suance of a deed of trust execlHcd by said Alex
Bridgeland, To the undersigned for the purpose
OF securing two several debts due to the late
firm OF Alexander Jompkins, 4 Go. and is now
OF record in the Hastings Court Clerks Office,
for the Corporation of Lynchburg The trns-
tees will only convey such right to this property
as the said deed vests in them.
s. 4 NJ. IL. GARLAND, Trustees.
MAY o. td.11
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Ol1CE.--By virtue of a deed of trust exc
cuied TO the subscribers by iiartwell
Epps aud his wife, for the purpose OF ndemni-
flying Fisher Wilson, which deed bears date
the Dist day of May, 1924 aud is recorded in
the county court oe Campbell; the undersigned
or one of them, will expose to public auction, tor
cash, at Campbell Court house, on the fi,st day
of the June term of the said court, the tract Of
land on which the said Harwell Eppes now re-
Sides lying in the county OF Campbell, contain
lug by estimation, FIVE hundred and seventeen
acres more or less, and bounded by the lands OF
Oden q. Clay and otherS.--The trustees will
convey such title only as is vested in them by
the deed OF trust above mentioned
JOHN ALEXANDER
WM RADFORD.
May IS. ctds4l
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III the business OF a clerks office, aud that
OF counting house, wishes TO get a situation
clerk Office would be preferred. He can come
well recommended Communications addressed
70 the posi- master at Losingston, Nelson city. will
be attended to
May % 4t42
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For Rent, until Christmas.

" aHE HOUSE AND FARM, about one mile
- from tynchbnrg recently in the occupan-
cy OF Nh John Lee decd.-This farm has every
advantage of aresldence near town, beng plea
sanity situated and beautifully improvcd.-To
gcther with the farm, may be had an ample sup.
ply of provisions, laid in by the 'ate MIR. Lee
likewise, two negro men, and woman who is
a cook; the crop OF corn. rye, oats and Glove,
and also a part of the Furniture, il desirable
THERE'S good supply ofice.--Terms accomoda-
hng.-Appiy 10 NAtHL. | MANSON
May %. tcisd2
NEW NOVELETTE, subscriber has Tn
~ pleasure ofmformingt the public, thai he has
received direct from Philadelphia. in the very
short time OF days after its being published,
The New American Novel called the Prairie. by
the author of the spy, Pilot, &C. &c This IS
equal II not supetl0r 10 any OF the author $
former productions Also Memoirs of Mrs sid
dons. nersperscd with Anecdotes OF authors
and actors by james Boadon Esq. This is CO..
tainly one OF the most interesting aud lively
productions that's been offered TO the public f1I
lons time. ADRIAN K. NORTH.
hHN -. tt91
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fTlOk RENT.-Tbe Mills commonly cailcd
- the fredonian Mills situated in Campbell
County about seven miles below Ivnehhurg.
and within iun yards or less, OF james i;vcf.-
For further particulars. terms. &c. apply to
Thomas i. Gay residing near the premises, o.
TO the subscriber in Richmond
JOHN ROBERTSON.
MAY -. 1910
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ID oBERT SHAPARD tender, his services
- TO the public, Is a Commission Agent. and
hopes by sirlrt attention 10 business, 10 merit Il
share otpuhlic patronage. lie will sell all kind,
Of country produce, such as Tobacco. Flour,
Cotton, &c. lie may BE- generally found al the
Tobacco Warehouses during Tie hours of In
spection Office (cast sidc) fronting Shockoc
Warehouse
Richmond, May 8. lOt7S