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nuAaTEAL1 REYIEMs.

We have nVi yet had trpouny OF noticing, fuliy
could wish, The 1T Number Of The Anie,icen Qaar.
fsrfy Rtu:ev, edited hy Mr. walsh, and pub,ned Fhi.
deyha by Messrs. Cay Lea. hut have psrusei with
great satisfaction, aud had s appearance the
most promsng signs' tie Literature Ut country Il
Is full Of new sud interesting natter uiigt hsyo been
-ected from the great local sdyantlsssd cniJ, FROM e de
ngushed htetaty sisinmen 1t acknOgied-ei Editor,
and from thu paus which have becn taken Go end the bel.
slent ~ its support I'VE rndefssnd that receiving
extensive patronage tha IT. circulation daily spreading
and thus the indut 90 conduct with ability sud keai,
7pidly Increasing. We eatHtty recommend o. our
icuds anil The public 10 gcuta" I'VE obsevf that The I'd
No will be ready ioi dshuon At the stated period the 1T
~ thi' month -" Anrng he works reviewed Preside
Cooper Lectures Political Ecunomy Count Orlod. Ho-
ryOf Italian mufc the Diousphy Of The Signet. o the
Declaration VI Independence; Chtmpollos Egyptian lie
foglyphics; Captain Kings Austsl ScEIs Memoirs, 6e
The American Drfs French Literature 1T the age and Epi-
streau Philosophy, included "a the Other iuiJecs
among he other literary phenouc1s Of tie Tunes is
Wtfsrn QurtCry Re. isrp edited at Ciriunat by The
Rev Timothy Flint te author oi "RecoeetJu, o. on yeas
residence and Journty 10 The Valley Of the hnUsppn md
Of tie novel II Fianc Birrisl We have not seen co. hu
observe thai The q part Of ne t No, which hls ins
bten puted contains 80 articles 10 the character OF orsna
tlsiys % thsi oi Reviews, aud tgo poems
Edto' address the lot chh Western interests and ion
provemcpi progress Of The TEST Missouri ffappef lensi.
core ponfencc the wsgoIs execution; Tue csap eetins
ksusuo u Btisni pucms Lones expedition Sch solcraif
travels IL mdieys Addresses Wesfsn Medical & physica
Jouind Ohio Seiol t'' 49, o.. HssuctJu,s .er,cirn 81
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.AOYERT XSELfEA-T

TIVE subssriber has hand 10 deuijohu, Of sood 81
labelled a. foow:-Iwo If Run, IS old OF =
pie Braniy, ~ yessv; Ditto 10 years old Of Peach
~ andy years Il Of Whisky, 10 years old; OF Cherry
bounce CT Superior quality years cid; of Apple Dian
years odd All Of which will be sold, and warranted he
10 me sb. upon them the day of Oct
TAR, n not, the next fair day, Sunday excepted.
I.rihs Of .sie will be made known on that dss.
he 'nb.criher has fixed good bathing house where per-
oh- may he dated with the shower or warm bath,
ne wall receive boNders by tn. week mouth upon
sS as ne eau possibly "a di and WILL spare pains
aud make comfortable, all such may favor linn
n 'h.n company: Genen,B Who prefer keeping their
anu horse mere for tia. accommodation OF their
s' may nave theii horses kept dollars per week
to have sa' Of gain eaeh good hay or fodder
thew can eat In the - huu = no 9u { Sukn rRs
short Pumr, June
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a'Ssnfe1sSfeGaesS) eagerly copied tue article ans
lent the light ottheir countenance oi with all their
positive knowledge TO the contrary. What gulls
must some people think the American family to be
The Advocate would make out to be aristo-
Gratis, because we oppose the tariff because we
advocate the interest OF the many in opposition
ihat OF the few because insist that the people
ought TO be allowed To obtain the best prices they
can Tor their produce whether in Europe or Anne
rica-and berause contend that they ought not
70 be compelled by the government 10 purchase
goods from Old England or New England nu,
De LETT Tree 10 procure them where they can get
'hem the cheapest, and IN exchange for surplus
productions that would otherwise be vaiueless in
their hands II 1t be ariSiocracy to hold these
opinions, then are we aristocfsts.
The Junta which has been said to exist here
and which has been characterised by so many
names, isbIt the creature OF a distemp imacI-
nation None such exists in any form IT il
does, who compose il That phantom was
got w for the purpose OF effect Il is one
OF the knavsh stra,agems employed 10 a. sull'' the
people, u poison their minds, and array them
against men, who, in the opinion OF its conrivers,
could be assailel successfully, in no other wsy
Why Is II that the operations of this Junta are no,
better understood here9 Does any intelligent and
respectable in thus City countensnce the ex-
istence of such thing? The few individuals here
who take part Ia the politics Of the day, think
with the great body OF their fellow citizens through,
out the state. They have maintained the same
doctrines at all times and uadsr all circumstances
And when they cease to claim the right Of free
opinion, orto feel any interest for the welfare of
our common ccunry, ;hen they tCiU merit the
pronunciation which malignity is so necessarily Lee
yelling - them. II the principles of Virginia are
dear to her, those who profess and main tain them
wlth consisncy and hrmness, have nothing 10 fear
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TRUST SIR

ERh virtue N deed n executed by Tohn walker d.
tea It Dee, 1875 and recorded !enrico n'y conri
et on me lh Dec i825, for purposes therein neu' oned
w shl proceed 20 sell, Monday, the ta day OF Juue
ie%f on tne pemises' AZ noon, The hghett bidder Tor ~
sfah tract % part Of tsti IT land sieren the ad orr
aver e''ded at me time Of lis death ,ius ana being r
ihe county % henrico; and that pa,i aud e ,shoe Of d.
part on winch The private dwelling of said Waller r. a.,
we 'Wh de o. the uan road 70 Grauui Squirrel Rrivs
ana bounded on the North by said road and o te We, d,
Bahoomew Iueheart, South ~ Jobn Lucas and ohe, sl
Eat by W. " Chsuheflsyne containing by e,iiuali m W
lnd Drhey CONVEY ed u, and ds.erid moe olly m n.
deed. las yyitfrrr oty '''' ''y W '"'
r. .aosDY sHEPrARD, ''''ee'
June J. Isl
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EoasHisRite;sG.
TOBACCO

TOBACCO.
Ii0 Hostead, broke the Public .hou,. on h
<S'h inst While this comprises the rgest break that s
ever oeen made IN hehnoha, IT was acknowledge be- IA,
far the Gne parcel Of Tobacco opened the same TIM
many years Mr. Tariton Fleming, of 0oochland obtained
81, Tor 10 hhds OF his crop part Of III. crop of Mr.
iai Sanar Of the county, brought s6a As
" n a COeke, Eco IL Powhatsu, soid hhds Tor SO and
upwards some for Si2, Is ~ dolls IS. the crops Nss.
iassh-r lOhundiO and Clrm.nis ct FuvAnns, .od ON 10
d"iis III dolls - doii'; inferior dolls 80 dolls
% I-e coDp,ny WAS unusually large.
oaSsiuday, 25th, 80 hhts hroke-a rant of which
sold at 9olls S. Ia dolls so and, such the exed
Ton Of business, that OF te ready a, the
oteeV was struck out, and cheek given before pures
ser 'it the Wa ehode. Such O.sptch cannoa OF elicit
S the Planters pAironsgt loo them much and
eXpen,r.
On Monday, 2ct 50 binds, broke which sold at 5uI!.
dolls at doib Some, belonging col w J.. Fuuntaine
oiu io dolls o. Aith- sales, made at thi WA ehOst,
nave heen hsay farins, aud perfectly ,.sc,oy 10 IN,
plahttts aud commission merchants
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w As committed to the Tsii NJ VI her eosnts 81 Uus
vt or The i0b d9y u April j. negro woman NAM
~ Law MA, VIII" j. believed belongs TO fir - Her.
5ns' 20 whom che was sold by oap Robert white NJ u1noys
lnS 'ai woman about y yeIrs Old, fe-i aohcs
nith tpt made aud ~ rather light cornrs fIer DO.
pare wss blue striped GOTTEN irock " NOT ken away M
e eHptstn " - month";. sha VIII fhen 30 sef tt. te
go" ite'' &C. according i3hY. rugS. EDW8RDs,
Jaiir
20 Wv -
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tC0p.rtusicutel
Exhibition at Hampden Syd,,ey College, fin,
26tk, 1927.

communicated
Exhibition at Hampden Sydney College, .qp, il
26tk 1927.
ORDER OF E&ERCISES.
l. Latin OrH;i6n Character Of Germsnieis: By Junior
IN Venable Of the Union Society.
IL EagtHh Grafton. National Pr, udct BY Senior e.
~, 4. IL; Swami OF the Ph,snthroPc Soc,eiy.
Howard, oi the Union Society.
~ Enrlh Grafton. Tue Influence OF Nation. Cira,,-
tude ga Individual CharacierS Eat,onh Ory jy w Fz
GERALD, Of the Phlanlhropic Society
FS'eSis the advancement knosi dse and Civil
ai,"n conducive to the Of Poetry, ny Freshmen N
j. Barnett, VI the Philauthropic Society," aud l. c. GA,iau
the Un'on Society.
MUSIC.
VI E"sl'A ora'ion On Spain. BY ]. Lyon, of tie
VII Forensic Ought The Catholic. Of Great Britain TO be
entied TO Representation IA Parliament Is, Sorh,uu,,
Ch'''v"den OF The Philanthopic Society, p Bebe
the Union Suoiey.
MUSIC.
VIZ E"gLt'A Grafton g the march Of onward"
BY SENIOR q. Fitzgerald Jf The Phi!antLropr Soc,tv
IL Liberty, Poem: By Freshman H. A Dg,-b, ,f IN.
Phiianhro,io Society.
Music.
X E"gtih oI"'ion Ameucan Geniu, By Senior W.
Is. fIn,leS, Of the Union Society
XII dialogue, BY Sophoin pT-, w. G.. Crschead Of tho
PhIanhrope Society a0d Freshman e Lee OF th. In, m
Soricty.
1NTERMisSIoN r. OR HAZE IN HOUR.
NIL Gree O[atson Character oil iristides Nv Junior
Leigh, Of the Pbianhrupc Society
NH. Dlaogas Spoken by l.. c. FISHER, T. e. Dillon q;
Fitzseiald, w Il. Crdshesd J. Chenien, w. c. Scott 4;
T. Beirne, H. + Preston, A. S. Randolph. + Turner w
Fitzgerald, D. c. Pharr, l. e Garland, Is. III. Smith &c
XIV. Dialogue, Spoken by Minso G. T. II. Swami e
Lse, aud +. Wil.oS.
MUSIC.
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WoOLLENs BILL.

With respect to be Wooen Bill, which seems
TO have excited 20 much anger among the Opposi-
ton, we are free TO declare hat ii the Admin1rs-
ton Rad not shown a dspositon to attend to the
prayers OF ibe petitioners On the subject, they
would not have meriie1 The confidence uf The ma
ton Having done SO, could they be diverted f'om
that proper course by yitupefation aud opposition
they would still less deserve n.
(Yatignrf Bst~taf oae or lie C'sigr Or-4ns.
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PURLLC hnrIrE !,

-IUDL IONo UIIIET- Z
EIay 50. 1927
wi ne pleased 10 take noiice that ,ltas nausn,ii-
fu o'hh once md made payable t. ne ord.r Of ne
6"4"gfi whl De refused. The Auditor viii suend with
pleasure, e. the settlement Of he aeent, sDd will and over
20 tnc proper oce all bills, shccks dra. Which irdi,id-
u may coude to hiu but will decline yilcinr h nam, OIL
,Non PfPe"' JAS. +. HEATH, Mud.
"''t - T.-ef
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NORFOLK R.4cES-F.,u,l Da..

Proprietor handy-esp purse of zoo do,-I,, 5 M )
won y MI bYs. Pads, running assnt MI G.rrson'
A.G!GntG, and Mr. WesI's Charlotte Pace
i ht hfst heat won nv Ataams Tome min 81 ser
ihe second by Oh Iute Pace Cise, min. - The
hi" neat Charlotte Pacseane it, bat from s..ctv.
fiHhs she was Higed to have last heat according Ia
me Ses 81 tho br wuhirssn on the contest tu.
oteing the victory she had ieecJinr the
winning horse which Phili. Time min. Tn. i,ah
h be between Willis and Aialan.s, won by tn. Tor
Tnne min. 81 sec.
We understand the ooeyntits,r ,y.r. ,,u,ld u, h. 80
creme OF their Aoief socatiVD by the Puu Pms who
PaE ~ upon them by accident. clearing out
are told however. that they afterwards cot at 1t AGAIN
linus nave we seen sRck Of scared away from
earea:, ny some wight who chaeea pass halfway
upon oaoent fence stakes and pine trees
" sain was cut OF SIGHT whsn, BY one, quitting h
peiV, dropped do~u his prey, the shu. foe
were sAn assembled together at their rsvening operations
Norfolk Hera!.l.
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~ In the Governors suaunciation of hi, intention 20
present the Honorary Swords public published ia our last
paper the following Erraia have oecurred Order of Conn
ci Instead Of aivee of Council NOS. re.peetiu, utad
OF mare respectful
the e.oiutions voting sSOrd.;o Gems. and ane o
nIoeEe' Mar HOLMES, and Caps Rich passed 18Th Feb.
ley passed the 18th heb. 1910.
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w USY Nile 0E L1AcD

- virtue OF deed of tru executed by VIM Huch,r,p
bearing date the Sd day Mach 1890 Of reeoid ~
he eIsrks Vnlce, Htnieo order thsteu
.hloned shall proceed SELL highest bidder on
"wednesday tue eth June before the door Of lie
co"rthcn'e henieo, o cash, 20 land lying AID sd
joining Jacub Ellis and Others the upper Ilenrieo
county te ;rie SAID to he dutabe shall COW.
only such lite vested trustee.
EDWARD q. MAYO, trustee.
Sune =. 7--tds
BIZ U.NSH'ICK III s. .4C7DEMI-.
NE Exam aaon of the Students Of tn. Iu.uIion al the
bTn'1n'ct Mineral SPTiHsS, will the OF
June next ."d continue days Parents, nts u
June
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COdBE'S OFFICE-tt4. M,.Isi,,,..

C0dbNS OfFlCE--tf4, Mari st.,,,.s.
i'aliiaors, Mory IN, 1927
- Vnder sohoiy Of tue Act al tue ,itneiai assembly
Fust Cigss 1T the Maryland f1NS '"e
1'ITz3RATU M LOTTERY.
The whole 70 b. drawn ~ ONE DAY 10 The ctv ~ mn
more, and under Gle istmtnjtnct us t,e 5os,
Apo n-ed ~ tie 6 'stfior y Council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-01

From mics sxpsi evil treatment Of every sorts
we are prepared TOT IT, We are animated b. it, anI
tunes triumph in it, BOiingbyots.
The Editors Of this paper, finding themselves
compelled to cbuse between Gen. jackson and
Mr.. Adam, aware, that whatever might be
their choice, they would be assailed by the heated
parizans as well dependent writers of the other
cand date. II has been their fa.e Tor many years
to be rallied at from every point Of the compost
Indeed, we have experienced so much rsncour, 20
much illibersty and vulgar personal sbuse, that it
excites quite different feeling from what The su-
Ihors fancied they could excite. These eTpsions
Of political hatred or personal malice create only
sentiment Of regret, that the dignity Of The Press
and Of private character should be 81 Often and so
shamsiuIly disregsrded That the same sentiment
il produced in the minds Of an intelligent and no.
norable community cannot admit of doubt But y,
this regret, so Tar a. we personally concerned,
is, in measure, cGunierbslanced by the disinc-
" We are animated by IT, - because we see that our
labors have some estimation set upon them even
in the opinion Of our worst enemio,.
We should be unmindful Of our obligations TO
the public, If we were to attempt 10 rspe one half
Of the attacks that are made upon us. Those which
are libeous upon their face, aud are full of ram
eour, proceed from contaminated sources, and carry
the anidote with them. But the various lights 10
which we are held up to the public, are quite
amusing. II suits the uncandd purpose Of one
opponent 10 paint US as destitute of Independence
and always following public opinion al such =
distance behind, a. to be sure that we are on the
side Of the majority. Asoiher denounces Us q.
diealorisl, insolent and intolerast Il is strange
hat these fellow labouFers IN the work q de;rsc
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Hfc HEST PEIzE,
10000 DOLLARS !
BRILLIANT scuuITr
Doilss,

1862 priZcs, amounting 10 $4,000 De,fs,,
2O335 only 1000 Tickets.
o. TIE CASli i0t thc whole OF u, prise, can be HI .
usual COiiENS OFFICE. ihe tnntn, I'd they a. 49,. ~
Mopb OF DNAWtNG.-Tbc number. VIII he no, ,,to
one wheel az uufl sid 90 te ohcf vii ls tus ~ r,yf
riopc he denomination ~ Eve D4llars ADD al. q, -.
wosfe DO be us1si manner Tie 5000 pfles Il -, H."
a ' pc 1910" ~ tAe teke the numbers o. vilft srf
with zoe cfuimaifut hgurf IT either 81 the "a :. -,
.est y, aBfeai teini"fiious The 1--WE Bas p+.r. Il,
-, ,', '.'ses iiving the Two lsst hrnfes esrfs
ronHins WON le ts.f sst figures Of sufh nnui f f.f
af'~n o. ggtreGi termination This mode viii p,fns fr
df""E afinsuor pr1e gI MT Be ysssssf nom drawn IN
tlckei' So 90 Quarters 81 25
Halves = so Esebtls n 10
- odfrs from st,y put o. dc United sr,es ,rbs- IT,
me post psD or Frsse eonycysl s, encosfDg tbt Cash -
fffe ckeis in any ri fhe Lutfi'. VIII meet fb. ss.
f1oinPt aud Puneti attention asr personal applca,5
B x, NifrtFfa ~
s~.s T"' 't1'N'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-01

Florida COL A.e in ST Augustine on tie iG,h inst,
lie y compisioned by the Government t. the di.
-nn OF ihe Indians respecting their removal from F!o,la
%Oib int. al tine Agency.
The election Of n Congress from East FLORIDA
been decided the above date. The return from, g.
counties secol White sos for col CI4dden 10 Th.. va
40 doubt entertained Of col Whites recollection
ICiarLest.n Cis., o.
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We glad 10 hear from the Chesapeake and Delaware ca
nal favorable account Of progress # its approach
completion Capt Smith, Of the engineer corps
by Dr. Howard, has recently paid the line Of te ca
pal under n,iructJns from the Government. to examine U
PTosIess Their report VIII probably he made WITHIN hor
time, aud We will endeayo TO obtain copy off for pubca
'i""' a' sou" - KS made MAJ. Int.
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ryaU,nV
PROCESS Their report VIII probably made WITHIN hort
lime and we will ehdeayo obtain copy Off Tor pnbca
'''4' d 'o''' - "iS MADE MAJ. Int.
ie luth inst by the Rev Mr. LiPpeu Na,hanf Zyi: OF
Fairfax county, to Miss Caroline o. youngest daughter Of
GeIge 6 Tyler, Esq, dec.
DIEDon the 9Th inst his fathers residence in fle
county OF MddseA mr. benj f. Brs,ow, in the year
my aud very rr'isou'y just he died. tus IN the free
possession Of that hope which u,,ar' beyond The
hon NC Oi lime r has LEI; many friends depOrt his loss
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY OFFICER GONE .
DIEDin LynChhu E,on the 2ih Of april IseJ nearly 40
years IT Frdneis tray He was lieutenan m oil ,
Wshngons corps OF cavalry, and participated with tha
gallant officer, in bis many hard n.ht GIAy wa
man Of the most uGdaHEted one ac,nn ~.
ceiyed wound froni sword which cut Ok uart cf , ,
ear, and penetrated the bones his head aud aee Ed
which is thought to have brought state Of Mai de-
eiy, under which he houre Tor year. ,ioe h deab
lie has left aged widos and few childten &c be
TOT, by their Il Cd aud their country.
on "Wednesday l.'i, iiIia7, S. Stone I:,q in te
esd year OF hi Ills death produced by Tesanv
which ensued hom slight injury that received lively,
days Previously by Kick FROM horse The d.cess-d nd
ring which time be- held consyicuo aud hgh, , isbi
Standing IN social and businss circles lie w.,
bsi II vas "a the domcs,ie acle s chef hanpinc.s On
eenrated, that his virtues conspicoY The mo
mony VI bis worth 10 the enlearing relations Of I,b.1J "a,
,hef aud friend! BY these h, memory viii long he
.hon lamb, give comfort 70 the bereaved widow ami oJ
il their day Of trouble III, remains we're yessr .v -
Falmouth lFr.gtri.i b,,I,. V y'.''p l"
-, on the 2et'i Of April, hi, place. IN the 72l
year Of her Mrs Saya Garter, coA orr of Mr. e,s
CATER Srhr Through her pilgrimage VI H6s there vas
none ~ the circle O her acquaintance more esteemed ,
shs' Her examples a'a mother VI nunei sus VII ,s were
surpassed ~ non vas Kind and afeetioniie ~ M. d.
tesed Aud when death the king uf terror ,ua,o,ed h.
ron mes r"thy ia5erniee she enabled 10 .ay dc,if
"here - Thy sung, On grave whore IL thy yiein1D Ths
writer Of ths knew tie d-cta.ed time otcvibo, 10 b
death. ry,..Eu' =" "s'
-, =; llowlry Mars, ihe 7ih n.; after many ,oo,b
% f, enc su ms Mf BOjed S. Cgin the "B,1ion Earl
son % the late Eheuezsr C,6a, a. r.
-. NJ Providence, T. .G.aud IN t,c ttib t,r, 1;.
Pardon ""2s'"i the u 81 Navy, ths Szh year OF IN.
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New Books.

'bNtES ct the o'fiara Family, second s.r;.s oo,,
price 50 SO. " VIC SaS'ie, vols
Rome in the 10Th century, containing \ cour,.,. -.
o u ,he runs OF the ancient City, the remains rs
WV, ''uic ages, and the monuments of modern ,;nce
WIN remarks on the fine arts, on the state ne soca.
su on the religious ceremonies, manners and cusSr
-: 'e h'"ielh romans first American. from The IN
LdihDurS edition, vols. 49, 'N '
Essay on Morbid Sensibty oftbe Stomach and
es' as the proximate cause or characteristic CO M
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80, "o on 're'r return from hot and Unhealthy eli
II! James Johnson, NJ. ID. / VOL 81 cents
~, annual Discourse before the Pennsylvania AGA.
he"y OF me Fine Arts; delivered on the .ih Nom
n 80 ny Henry ID. Gilpin. Price so cents.
s. discourse delivered before the Historical Society
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'aux, price 81 cents 500 ny Ho'ei'
nc Philosophy of the Human Voice. enbr,c;,a;, ia
H. h s history, together with system of nrnci
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SoPrehensiyei TO which is added brief ana,s AnS
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eeons OF Laguayra, the poor sufferer was as ''pe
a,ed on condition Of his going back TO oPo "
reside The maxim seemed to be, 10 So.e'"
the oolonists BY the ierrors Of prison, 10 ah"'e
them into debt, and keep them under It's penai
ties where they would not have volunteered "
se,,le n, remain one hour il they could nave
had choice. NJ,
This unhappy man has lately been allnred 10
ON ,vav 10 the United States; he went oy 'ne
Columbian, Captain Rugan; subscription nav
inc been raised for his passage. ne asf.e
ment having been violated, 10 give MN anu
others good land by giving them some o, '"e
worst his imprisonment was false ana ot'
pressiye; but it was night iransacuon, d crue'-
ty hatched in secret, and executed III eo'"e''
of which | knew not Till lately, nor did many
others
Another harsh case is, tina, these people are
located away from any town. and have no me-
dical help. There are now two women IN ue-
lica,e wav, whom | have been obliged 10 bring
10 Caracas, hire houses for them, and pay Tor
medical aid from the subscriptions. 10 Ia
mine has been added he prospect OF thus mi
sery, and though ayerlesl, all is temporary at
present.
|, they had been located on a good estate,
they would have reaped al least 20 bushels oil
maize per acre; they would have had 1000
bushels, which, at the retail price, would nave
been near S4oOo.-Among them they have not
had 200 bushels.
They did not seek to come here; they were
sought out, deceived and lllured under the IN
Hucnce of grea, names and specious promises.
They arc all cruelty deceived, brought from
their native homes, planted on rock in will
derness, and left with cold-booded, slave-lrade-
like indifference, 10 starve there.
Nv tXerlions have been great, my expenses
| considerable; / cheerfully sacriAce thes,, l
| should feel myself traitor 10 humanity, II did
not do all can to assis, so many wretched and
| forlorn pcopie, in this miserable condition.
! Those who have wronged them, have become
| my enemies, because | am their TREND; TINS
account very high honor.
| When | look over The nations OF the earth,
| and witness the gross darkness, the deplorable
and degraded condition they are in; when see
| the cruel wars and wicked speculaiions, which
desolate the other, am painsd at the very heart
! but, in case like the present, or wherever
the fallen nature Of man presents its hideous as
peci, oar duty is TO do duty in the RICH, fear,
| and 10 know no other fear.
THY obliged Friend
sTDonations will be thankfully received by
the Officers oil the ST. Andrews Society Of A
lexandria.