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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
PAENlCk HEENN
ACADEMY,

NfHE prospects OF this Institution have cor
Il iinued to brighten with every revolving
month, a. IL IA believed the most ssngtnne eTpee
iations oil is iuture osyfIness will be fully reas
ID. The number OF Students has increased 10
forty IL is however, thought expedient here
after 10 limit the number, which limit viii cx
tend TO thirty BB' ~ some fifteen or twenty
siil leave the Academy NJ The close Of the pre-.
sent session, there will be vacancies for about
ten. Those who iniend 10 connect III mselyc.
with he lnsiilu,ion will do well 10 signify such
intention ~ an early period,
Il is believed that The SUDDEN, can command
q, many md great advantage, here rs NJ my
ether Institution eflhe kind in the country -
the course Of study beng liberal, expenses mod
crate aud shnalion healthy. The con.se o
study Comprises the Ordinary bra nehrs of the
Engiish tIhe rudimenfs exoepied) together
with The Latin and Geek Languages, the hiphe
branchc, Of tie Mathematics and Moral Poli,
eal Philosophy. The terms Of board are r2d
per session of FIVE months, incnd ng coutingen
cics tuition, Sl2 60--lh. later 20 be pad i.
advance. The subscriber ID compelled 10 re
spri 10 this expcdient o SAVE himself the ireubl,
OF collecting, TO which he has nol tune TO dr.
vote. lnc tuition has been moderately a1yBn
eed the reason Tor doing 80 viii be found Ia
The condition Of the times Should q lp,ice ol
produce be atain depressed, milion Will be re
aacsd 10 the old standard.
The Subscriber promises hi, fnithflI and undi
,ided attention 10 The young gentlemen who
may be committed 10 his care.
LINCOLN CLARKE, preeeptor.
NOTE the " inter Session will commence
the fit oil January. Those who wish TO b..
come members III the Academy. must forward
their communications 10 the Precepior. from
whom they will receive immediate answers.
Should the plan proposed succeed as Is com
fdenily believed. Frrueh and spanish len III
or will be employed. l.. c.
Hsnrp. Sept 18th, 1920. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
FALL GOODS.

I" T. HAVE tlength the pleasure oil IN
w forming Our iliends ofihe arrival OF
part Of our FALL SUPPLY, eompr siog great
many scarce aud fashionable articles:
Cambria and Muslin East india Workfd Robes
A beautiful assortment OF Water CaicOts
Maltese Calcoes (eniirely new IL patterns
"a Cambrcs, and aud d Jaconet Mu.lins
Book add Japauned Null aluslins VERY cheap
Alron Checks, small patterns aud hue
With other Goods. al extremely low prices, all
Of which they wish their customers 10 examine
MCKEE, ROBINSON GO.
Sept. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
Fall and Winter Goods.

YKNHE snbstrbers having now recety he
greater part OF their FALL and WIN
Ten GOODS, respectfully invite their cnstom
ers, aud purchaser generally, 10 examin, tneu
pCeseGt extensive sortmcni. In the FANCY
LINE, they have the pleasure of chtrlng, at III
most woderntr pices. the following
Superior black l,plian Lnstrings
Riched blk. SATIN Leysntines
BIZ, and blue baek Gro de Nap Silks
Blk Corded Gro lie Zanns, n new article
Printed Battecsse, various shades aud figures
Rich figured lsnHrines, extremely chesP -
Saiins, Modes aud forences. every shaae
Gro de Nap s ks, every shade
Partisan Plaid Gro de Naps new .tyie
few pieces Nankin aud Caution Grape
Cnlcoes an extensive and beautiful assoItmel
Blk Cmcas.lans aud Bombazines
Ladies' steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown aud imperial blue Pelisse Cloth,
Blue an sca,a Mernn Cloths
ambored Book Muslins, richest figures
PLAN, rwlss aut Book do
81 and Cd JAc@nels aud CambrcS
few pieces % Medium MusIins, elegant
/ 1, % and ID Ihibei Shawis
Nerno Long Shawls, first order
Embroidered Paris Grape Shawls and Scarfs
Palmerine and Silk Shaws
lace Capes. CoIarets and Pelerines, splea lid
Deconpe and Barge Dress Shaws
Artificial Nroahs and Roses
"a aud Sd Bohbinet Laccs, plain and figured
Thread aud Bobbinet Edgings
Richest Brussels Laces
Silk aud Bobblnet do. handso mest style
Bobbinet Lace Wells, white aud black
Fine Lawns, and Linen Cnuat,fic Hdkfs.
Cotton SILK ard WorSted Hosiery, a iul assert
ment
Fine, and superfne grass bleached I,ish Linens
few pieces superior Thread Camhricks
beautiful assortment new stsie Bonnet Rib
bons
LadIrs' embroidered Mius and Horse Skin
A few boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
Wide iusning Ribbons, solid colors
Lad cs' and GentleInens black and white Silk
Plain white Merino Cloths, a new aud beautiful
article
case fashionable Leghoros, &c, &c &c,
STAPLE GOODS.
few pieces extra .fne Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine g. soperlinr Eng is,
Cloths, including blue, black, olive, steel
mis, aud every fashionable shase
Super double miled Drah Coatings
Flne aud superfine blue aud black Cassimeres
few pieces super Drah, do. double and single
miled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
MarseIllrs, Swensdown and Valencia Vestings
Scotch PIaids ana tamhlrts
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy colored Saunels finest flush
Several cases medium do.
several bales htary Point Blankets
A large supply English Duiiel Blankets
(Red Sripe) The largest and cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium nannels Of every color
Green Serge anh Booking Baye
Several pieces ingram Carpetings, handsomesi
figures
"a aud Al brown and bleache d Do,uestics
81 and "A Plaid do indigo blue
Sd brown and bleached Waltham Sheeting
bale superior unLleached Sea bland Shrine
few pieces 5-1 real Rus ia Sheetngs
Plads and plain Lindsevs f,r Servants wear
Several bales lube milled Am, lolhs
Double milled Napt Co,tons, Ne lts5
A full assortment Spun Cotton, g.. &c. &c.
DAVID & ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
Smith, Bagwell Il Go,

I'd Y the directions Of the will Of John Han.
- sard, dec. late OF the county of Amherst,
which will has been duly recorded in the Su
pefior Cosr Of said county. will be exposed
TO sale, on the prem ises, GU the I'd day OF Jan
nary n"z', thai part Of the said Trsiator's traci
OF bud, lying IN the county vi Amherst, which
adJoius the lands Of Anthony Rucker, dec aud
which Is 10 be separated from the remainder
OF the tract, by the road from Tius.ey's liuc,
(wiih The Spring iocluded TO WIN, McDan-
tells line, TO The Mansion House tract. Plat
and Survey Of the land will be present on the
day otsale-and the land will be sold TO the
highest bidder, for cash, unless the terms of
sale should be otherwise directed by the deyi,
sees. John. Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Polly,
Pamela and Caroline, children of the Testator,
Md between whom the proceeds nre directed
TO be divided.
BENZ. 1ALIAFERRO, High Sheriff
oil Amhers, county, aud as such, ad
mini'trator with the will an-
peAed Of John Hansard,
deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
TUHCHDlfTR

.
ZTlHR subscriber respectfully informs the
u public, that he mas excluded his lease on
the Washington Hotoi.-lie makes a grateful
sender OF III. thanks TO the public Tor the 1.-The
raj rafouase be has feeeised, aud pledges
himself 20 nae his best exrrtions TO give salts
taciion to all those who may favour him With =
call At The Washington. li's Tsbie sbati al
wsys be furnished siih The bes, the markets
Wi admit, and his bar with tho choicest H.
quors.--He has attentive and experienced Ost
lers. and bis STABLE Inferior TO none, win 4
good lot for droyefs, aud moderate charges, NJ
i5llows:
Breakfast, % cts.
Dinner, 81 IL
Supper, 20
Lodging, IL IL
Horses, per day 90 IL
Horses, per month, 81 oo
Board, per year, 1913 80
JAS. C. NORMAN.
Sept. 81. 3mil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

MIR HoLCoMBE having become sole
GEproprietor of the above Apothecary Sho,,
takes this opportunity of notifying his friends
and the public, that he designs keeping fnll
supply of all articles in his line Of business His
stock is very good one at this time, and he
Will continue to receive fresh supplies, from the
north, as they may be wanting. On hand, few
gallons of LlNSEED OIL, few dozen BOTTLES
genuine old PORT AND MADEIRA WINE.
WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL, &c &c.
Oct. % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

I WI. >sii'.em 30Oto 500 acres of unclear
~ ed 'and, iy'ee IA Hedford county, three
quarter q 4 aai,e from New London Academy
and thirteen nom lynchburg. It's well adapt.
dto the culture al Tobacco aud the diAerep,
md o. gram Usually cultivated ia me neighbor
hood ts"eli "h'"red, and lies be,5r than any
pact OF is size IN this pant otthe country. 1t is
SosIfuated as 10 be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy iaIns or high water The terms
wan he very 'ec"mmodaIng say one, two
and three years, upon IA small payment in hand
Enquire fthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south OF New London. ALEX. AUSTIN
Jau II. 500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
Sent. .

TInliE Proprietors Of the Richmond and
"a Baltimore Union Line OF Stages and
Steamboats,. hy Tappahannock, respectfully in.
form the public aud travellers generally, that
this line has been in operation one wear tia,
the best of coaches horses, and most experi.o.
ced and careful drivers are, and will be con.
stantiy kept thai the ronte affords the hes, a c
Communications, good roads. and no night trav
cling by land The Stages leave the Bell Tay.
rnio Richmond. every Wednesday and satur.
DAY morning at o'clock, and arrive at Tanpe.
hannock to dinner, returning. leave Tapnnhan.
mock every Monday morning AT O'Clock. and
thursday mornings on the arrival of the Steam
boat PatuHent. from Baltimore and arrive in
richmond IN the evening On Saturdays they
musi mee'fhe Patuxentat Tappahannock, ready
10 take passer gers TO Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by O'Clock. P. Nj.
The boat leaves Baltimore every "Wednesday
morning and arrives az Tappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Proprie,ors will snare
no iaoour or expense TO render this route agree.
able, and they have the pleasure 10 state. ,ha,
passengers have uniformly expressed the mselyes
delighted with the line.
VI Stage fare Al the low rate OF SO 20: In.
'ermediate Stages, cents per mile.
Oct. 10. on1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

q DICE By virtue of n trust deed execu-
" ID TO the : hsr lher by Edmund Pat"
aud .'afah HI wife, besIng dale the 18th das
81 Jul 1873, md duly recorded IN tie coun#,
court OF Bcdio'd. we " j proceed 10 sell b.,
way OF ruhii- LECTION, oa Tie premises, for Gosh,
on Friday tn Il uhy Of November mex one
trdcl of laud, M whie TIE sind Pate now resides
djOinine the au's Il AutbouN Nught and
o,hgrs ebna.uias oae hundred amt eighty a.
cres one tract al oining he same, containing
thirty acres one tract adjoining tho same, Cor
tanlHg sixty three acres one tract adjoinine
the sa,ue, containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other tract, known by the name Il
genly s tract on Falling creek, adj DINING III,
lands of Samuel How'll and o,hers Also, on
other tract, called Ncwman's tract, adjoining
The last mentioned tracts Containing two hun
drfd and forty acres also, the following slaves,
10 wit: Reuben, Tom, Spencer Milly Martha
aud Anna, or Anna, and iheit Increase since the
date Of the deed, aud as mentioned III the san
dce3, and for the purpose therein expressed.
The title 10 The fore named pfoptrJ. is believ
ed 10 be good-none other than that conveyed
Ivy the deed, W i'll be made.
The above Sac is postponed till 9th day Of
December next.
CHlSWELL DABNEY. )Trus.
DAVIDSON BRADFUIE. ]n.es.
Oct /. tdsl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
HEWsoN's OFFICE.

NOIF
Lynchbnrg, Nov o. 1929.
Numbers drawn in the Delaware and South
Carolina Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 10
40 9 10 3 % 6 SO II.
This Day the Richmond Dock Lottery, Glass
No. 8. draws-renew your prizes and be sure TO
call at HEWSON'S ORice
of Iurk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

NollCE Nv III he sold, to the highest bid
IN der, al the late residence of Milner Coz,
dec, in the county of Amherst, on Tuesday the
9th ot the present month, November. a mart
ofihepersonal estate of,he said decedent. con
sistipg OF three good work horses, one yoke OF
oxen, one or cart, one hprse-cart, the crop of
corn, fodder, oats, &c the stock Of cattle. sheep
and hogs. household and kitchen furniture.
plantation utensils Of every description, one set
oil blackNnith's tosis Terms Of sale.-A credit
Of IL months will be given upon all sums OF
$40 and upwards for ll;sums under $40, cash
will be required. Bonds with approved securi.
" will be required OF the purchaser
SARAH cox, Adm'x.
Nov. 6 idsoI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
New FAIL Arrivals OF
MEDTCINE lis

DTH1s, 4 umsp piss DD' 's''.U - 49,
Due Woods, ground and IN sticks.
Window Glass. Putty, Brushes, VINES
5aun., Fancy Esscnces, Fancy Soaps
Perfumery. Spirits Iufprni,ne
Alcohol, Tnrpealine soap, segers, &c. &c.
5000 lbs. Best EPSON Salts
5000" do Glhnbols do
800 Bottles Castor OH. all kinds
poo Kegs best White Lead
200 Spanish BfoNn
1000 lbs dry Nhhe lead
1000" Spans biawn
gal Spirits lsipeniins
200 " sweet Oh
900 lbs. Chrome Yellow
loo do or Patent Green
100 prussian Blue
10000 Logwood, IN sticks
1000 Ground Logwood, Campeachy
1000 fusIic, ground
1000 do 10 sticks
hoo Ground Gamwood
800 Nicaragua
no Arrow Root, all kinds
400 siarch. superior
800 BfstAIum
5000 Cappfra
800 Boras, refined aul crude
1000 Blne tltriol
100 White do
300 Rochelle Salts, powdered
4OO Sal Soda
loo Super. Carb. Soda
300 hump Mnguesia
so thlclned do
loo Spanish Flies
500 Cream tartar
200 Gum Calnphor
5000 White Chalk
900 Spaoish Whiting
900 Hest Putty
500 Aqua Forts
1860 oil tnrIol
loo hlriniic Arid
90 Nitric Acid, strong
80 Boxes Window Glass
bo0 lbs. SpUfls, IN bottles and iars
800 boxes Segnrs, from 81 30 ia S.2 ne
Thousand
Old Port and Madeira Wines, in bottles, and b.
tho gallon, cask or larger quantity
Prime Claret
do do e ns,"s" ! WINES
Paint Brushes, ground and unground
sash Tools do do
5crubhing Brushes, Hair do
Tooth 8" agreat variety
Dlsiiog d" Cloth bfnsh,.
Comb /" Velvet
Camels hair
Brushes for making Tobacco md Cotton
Fn'hes or marking Brushes
Fancy soaps, French, English and Anne ricor
great variety
Water colors, aud colors f., Velvet Painting
Perinmery, fancy cut Giass aud plain smelling
Nnls. the greatest Varey IN Virginia
A most splendid assortment OF Fancy Essence,
and Waters, VIZ
Honey, Cologne, LNvcnder, Jessaminc, Musk
Violet, Quo OF Ra.e, sc. NC.
Shoe aud Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot and llatness Varnlshes
Copal, japan aud SPIRIT
1000 lbs. Best Clue
300 Red Saunders
300 Gum Shellac
300 Copal all qualities
100 BLU Calls
bm Btazaieuo Wood
All the new remedies lately introduced into h,
practice of Medicine
thermometers, 300 lbs Verdierls
400 gal. Alcohol. 1850 lbs. Venetian Red
4OO lbs. Red Lead, 900 " Roc Le,le rowr
1000 Iurpenline soap
200 Calompl
100 Powdered Ialap
100 do RhubarD
spanish fIalani Indigo
All the secret Remedies
All the patent Medcines in uss
swaim's, Wilson's aud Scots Pannceas
Poi,er's Calholicon
Dr. Chambers celebrated remedy for Inlen,
persnCe
Surgical Instruments, in cases, and separate, a
kinds in use
Cathe'ers, all kinds, Bougies. all kinds
Obsteir'eal instruments, all kinds
Frusses, all kinds in use
Mathematical Instruments
shop Furniture, all kinds in use
most beautiful assortment of Snuff Boxes
the variety far exceeding any in Va.-toge,he
with gre variety OF other articles too nu
meroos to mention, and weekly arrivals. which
always keep the stock on hand large and fresh
All OF which are offered to my friends, TO III,
! citizens OF Lynchburg. TO Merchants pbysi
pc'ansand the public generally. at much lowe
ices ,hda they ever were sold la this place.
HOWELL DAVIES.
MalnStIeet, Lynchbure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
NEW ARRIVAL!

hNHB subscriber n now wing aud o.
- penmg ona ofthe most ertenart, general
splendid aud nlriitag STOGk OF GOODS,
which he has ever offered to the public The
stock consists OF almost every article in the
staple fancy and grocery line--the prices are
lover than ever aud he is determined 10 sell a,
a very reasonable advance upon cost for ash
or eodutry produce. Ills friends. customers
And 10 shof, all Hose who want good. ches
and good would 6ud It to their interest to w "
his sock previous TO purchasing.
HENRY ALLISON.
Nov. 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

~ VERY likely negroes Tor sale, il ap.
nv pied for IN IL or Is DAYS. The lot
consists Of men, young women aud boys. En-.
quire at his UffUe.
Nov. 3 ow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

ENON REM the comfortable dno.lng ~ =
u near Docl Strvens's. al present occupied
by The suhseribef. THOS. }. MOORMAN.
Nov o q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
4 split in the Jackson ranks in philadelphia
We merely mention the fact.
Glow naughty It's 10 zee
Brethren fall out and disagree"

appointment By The Presidsnt--Iames DIVES
eott, lun. OF Nsw-Jersey. TO be Secretary OF
he Territory OF Florida, vice William NJ, NJ.
Carly res gneh
Bistressiag .feeiden - Mr.. Edw ard Howard, q
Young gentleman eyed about n years, son OF
the late Ooct IL. Howard, ~ this city, who
was attending Nautical Academy for the pur
pose of acqniregs Knowledge of navigation
preparatory 70 his going 10 sea, was on board
the ship Francis, Wing alongside of wharf 81
The Poiai, on Sunday afternoon. and by some
means accidentally fell down the hatchway
which SO injured him that he died yesterda,
afternoon shout 6 o'clock He vas rendered
insenaibie, il is supposed, by the fall. and ne
yer spoke afterwards --Bah CA,omeie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

thstsnoIher navy surgeon, who had received
orders TO report himself for service. came on
70 Washington, in obedience to the csll. and
'aiormed the Secretary, that he had besn on
shore tor twelve years, and not called on, had
Concluded that his name was not Gu tie list..-
Since he order OF the Secretary bad convinced
hIm othis error in this particular. he bad now
70 claim twelve years pay, which IS due to him.
To this the Secretary demurred. but the Sur
geon's case seems clear"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
whole No. 1889.

'ure. They state that, as machinery ;;s animal.
y exported TO the Con,iaeni, tbs, csnnot hon.
to compete with the foreigner. The pe,i,;d,,
efs do NOT appear as agricultural. s,,r,.
e"itur'sss they certainly are no,---but q. NAM,
'astarersi and IN that light they rreseat tbe,r
prayer. which goes on TO an eaten, in which
CONFESS nay Lords, I do not coincids--to the
total exclusion Of foreign flour
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
nv WASHINGTON EVANS,
,,-o poLLARs Pen ANMund,

PAYABLE IN ADFANSbJ
!, TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AyrTR THE YEAR EXPIRES.
--,yo paper discontinued until all arreara-
" ~ maid up, except at the discretion of
.dvertisements inserted at the rate OF
.n,llar per square for the three FIRST inser
r. and twenty five cents persquare for each
,bssouent insertion
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25
MARTINsBuRG VA. THURSDAY, JUNE IS. 1929.

public paper, parallel with which were 9th
or columns. in the same paper, of the crosses,
abuse 81 the Government, and its funcliona
RES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

The facts detailed in the following letter
from the Correspondent, to ihs United States
Gazette, will probably be new to many of our
readers:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

There WAS another class of citizens upon
whom public offices had been showsred in the
grestest pretuson. l do not know the num-
Der OF Editors Of newspapers that have been
recently appointed. but have noticed, in the
public prints. soma fifteen or twenty. And
they were generally at those whose papers had
manifested the greatest activity in the late
canvass, the most vulgar abuse of opponents,
aud lie most fulsone praise Of their savorlte
candidate. Editors ATE as much entitled to be
appointed rs any other class OF the community;
but, II the number aud the quality OF those
promoted. be such as to render palpable the
motive OF their appointment; fthey are prefer.
ed, not on account Of their TAR pretensions, asd
their ability and capacity to serve the public,
but because OF their devotion to a particular
individual, ask if the necessary consequence
must not be TO render the press vens, and in
time to destroy this hitherto Justly cherished
Palladium ef QUE Liberty,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

eacuaby when 10 tue influence Of this
~ State do clam property
sheh The popary seek protect merely the
ute ofnian lot itself supplies the place value does
Msteonsis, in consunptnntis brute mater con.
bn,ng TO the eopfot aud ornament OF c, but II consists
neec senc responsible beings, that have be
ndlncd hearts feel understandings be ciyh,cncd aud
~ho aw capable of catching e dame of euthsasu
eloquent eiusons Of astaoTs, hefe parts
OF the State aud who uny be lost their
property bur Change Conditions aud become nasicrs them,
selves; far at least the ravaes seville war shall leave
any subject To I've ruled These dangers which
necessarily belong to tc existence Of this species of property
within boe Are these considerations have no wcish
Nhi gentlemen stu consider slaves
N they shut their the fact thar there are aud will
continue To he political missionaries who with ma,sna,, pur
poses under the stimulation Of misguided philanthropy in
dus'riousv spread conagon which power may able
arrest! Shall We shut our eyes aud all eNpccno
Tohns SO easily propaga,.d such enthusiasm, when
comes with all the orcc of apparent respect
and spirit OF general philanthropy Sir is this ,o 49,
such principles VIII not be por2ca:a -Te the people the
south seadv be npresnabl shielded against the SWAY
OF such .G Can gentleman look receut history
'his country, and say that come feelings which
under the impulse of enthusiasm ay pass wth the fapdy OF
lightning across the whole extent Of ,his Union?
tn mr. COS 1ts 49,.