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ROSSEdU'!S OPINION

~ the Bibie and ITS 4u.aor. di-
vine book, the only Que which is ind,s-
rensable to the Caristian, need only he
read with reflection to inspire love (or
ITS author, and the must ardent desire
To obey ITS precepts. Never did virtue
speak SO sweet a language never was
the most profound wisdom expressed
with so much energy and simplicity.
No oce can arise from its perusal viii
out feeling himself better than he was
before.
The ma jesiy ofthe scriptures strikes
me with establishment, and the samcuty
Of the gospel addresses itself To. nv
heart. Look at the volumes of the phI-
losophers, with all their ppmp: how
contemrti5le do they appear III compa-
rlson TO this Is it possible that a book
at once so simple aud sublime, can he
the work Of man! Can he who is the
subject of its history. he himself mere
man? Was his the tone of an en,hu.
siast, or oian ambitious sectarv! What
sweetness What purity in his man
ners What All affecting gracefulness
III his instructions (! What subhmty i'm
his maxims What profound wisdom in
his dscourses What presence OF
mind, what sagdcity and proprie,y in
his answers p! How great the conu,and
over his passions Where is the man.
where the philosopher, who could SD
live, suffer and die, without weakne $
and without osteDtation! When Plato
described his imaginary good man. CO.
Tered with all the disgrace of crime. VET
worthy of all the rewards of virtue. he
described exactly the character OF Jesus
Christ. The Resemblance was so strI-
king, it could not be mistaken, and all
the Fathers Of the church perceived il,
what PrtPossessinD, what blindness
must 1t be, to compare the son of So
PMonscus to The son Of Mary What
an unreasonable distance between
them f! Socrates, dying without pain.
and without gnominy, easily supported
his character to the last; aud il his
death, however, had not crowned IN.
life, it might have been doubted wbe,h-
or Socrates, with all his wisdom. was
any thing more than mere sophist
He invented, it is said, the theory ot
moral science Others, however. had
before him put it in practice and I've
had nothing to do bat to tell what they
had done, and to reduce their examples
TO Precept. Aristides had been Just,
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From the american Farmer.
10Th ron DF CaOPS
Chester Co. Ia. .Juiu

Chester Co. Pa. Jun 50.
In compliance w'tn tue request OF
" a SUBSCRIBER IN the Farmer at. the
ION INST, propose to offer IA lew adj
duion"l particulars, relatwe 10 our
mode OF hrming, III this district Of
country: though, my iormef commun-
caii"n, III tact, exholis tie principal
features oi the system wlgch Is most
approved heie. The subordinate one
railons such as oullvatny more or
less OF roots, feeding hogs o. sAeeV, ma
king butter, &c, may he vaileG accord
Ing to the demands of the times. or to
SUIT the lJcai circumstances ni the far.
mer, but The mans object, as we appre-
hend, is ID Improve the condition of
the land by Il iudIcIous rOiation 0f
c'0pS, AMI to gel the pasture fl Ids and
moving grounds covered with a mel
low, productive sod iull of valuable
grass roots, aud clear of mullins. br,-
ars, DAISIES, tinstles, aud all sorts of
weeds and rubbish 70 this add my
own conviction, that the larm should
De divided inio such number of fields
as tn allow them all, In successi,i. 10
fepn'e 'ui or fl'e years III pasture. Ii
rs usual here, tD let the land resi- about
three years IN grass but [ am satisfied
that, where The soll is duly improved,
and well Til ID win the roofs at useful
heritage, IT would be advantageous to
eItend the term OF pasturaye. la this
case, thu leading object with the Ia =
ner would be The feeding OF caule;-
or, u he lived near enough To market,
and had good cold spring-hoAse. he
might ind his account III a dairy. Our
best farmers IN this region, have gene
rally turned their attemiou TO feeding
cattle, as being less lhborious shan a
DAIRY, al the distance we are from the
c'ty-and less exhausting to the land
than severe croppIn with grain but
still each field takes It's turn, in regular
succession. Root crops are not much
attended to, except potatoes; and those
chiefly lor family use, planted among
the margins of the Indian corn fields.
However vsliable the escnlent ,oots
may be found, III European agricu-
ture, 1t does not appear to- me, that they
vii ever become prominent objects of
attention ~ this country, where the In
| dian corn can I've raised So successfully
At any rate, our malD reliance IN
! Chester county, next after Geedlno
stock, IS upon orr crops Of Indian
corn, barley and wheat The namber
OF horued cattle, hogs aud sheep which
can be fed IN farm Of iven s,ze. OF
course depends on the quality aud con-
dltion Of the land. A good farm OF me-
dlum size, (say with 100, or 100 acres
OF cultivated land, will feed from 20
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REFLECTIONS,
THE CITY or REFUGE
:" Such rs meliorate the heart,
Compose the passions, and exalt the mindo

BY J. G. WHITTIER Joshua, Chap. 20.
a WAY from thy people, thou shedier of blood.
Away to the refuge appointed "f God
Nay, pause not To look for thy household and kin,
For death is behind thee thou worker of sin!
Away look not bnck-when that sorowful one
The mother that bore thee shall wall for her son
Nor stay when thy wife n beautiful blossom
Shall clasp thy fair child TO her desoltte bosom.
Away, with thy face to the refuge arr,
In the eye of the sun and the CLAW uf the star
Though the SIMEON breathe DER thee oppressive and
Rest not by the fountain nor under the palm. warm
Away, for the kinsman of him thou hast 81 Tin
Hath breahed on thy ad the dlrk curses of Cain
The cry of his vengeance shall follow thy plth,
Toe tramp of his foostcp the shout of his wrath ~
ANA the slayer sprang up as the warning was said,
Ana the stones of the altar rang out to his tread -
Ihe wall of his household was lost un the ear,
lie spoke not, he paused not he turned not to hear
lie hed to the desert, he turned him not back
when the rush of the sand storm grew loud in his
Nor paused till his vision fell grateful and glad track
On the green hills of Glead-thc dwellings of Cad.
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AFFLTcTioy.-Wnuld we see Christianity
in all its power aud preciousness, we must
turn from the scenes of health, and enter
prise and gaety, and ambition, and in the
aoodes of poverty, or in the chamber of sick
ness and of DEATH behold it comforting the
triendless, sustaining the anguid, and heal.
ing the broken and the bleeding heart. To
the miserable victim Of his own transgres.
sions, ruined in constitution and in fortune.
brought down to PAIN to darkness, aud the
pfecinls of the grave, we have seen religion
approach with angelic aspect and inien, and
cxclaim," Son, be of pod cheer-tiiy sins
are forgiven thee" While the world could
aford NJ help, and human sympathy was
unavailng, we have seen religion draw a
stream from the rock in he desert, cover
with verdnre and with roses this rugged des.
cent tn the grave, and cheer the eyes of the
most miserable, even in death, with the lrph,
OF Immortality.
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!" ou bullocks, averaging about Col
pounds each; and these will make !,
so'nc'ency oil manure To keep The land
!" @"od order. Hogs are not usually
ied III any great numbers; but every
'"'"er keeps enough To supply his
I"ihi'!, and also To spare some hams aud
bacon Tor the market. Steep are ire
queh'ly procured from other districts.
ana ialt"ned Tor the butcher; bat the
breeding OF flOcks does not seem 10 be
exactly suited To ouI small, highly cul-
''Vated farms. Sheep a" no, icl.~ |, our
rank, ant fetal grasses. SO much as ,he
spontaneous growth al comparatively
sterile hills; and | am inclined Ia
ihink the extensive ranges oil our noun
famous districts will he found much
better adapted to the raising of large
"ocks. Our tanners are yeutrlly good
economists, aud keep sheep en- ngjs To
cloihe their families IN winter; but be-
You'd that, they rarely %, Tor the rea-
son already suggested. Oar sutplus
EraIn Is either ted To stock. or s1ll To
the merchant milers Tor ready money.
as The stale ut the markets may renter
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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

MonStrO"S l.! The Baltimore Eme-
raid states that a gentIeman walking
10 the Rail road, few DAYS since, per.
spIFed to such degree, that he fl ated
oui OF LIS ii""t~, and has not been heard
ct sl"ce. For the thermometer was a.
b"ve 9O degrees the house on Mon
day Iasi, II ranged from 100 20 IO2 bur
a favorable change was experienced on
Tuesday evening, then the mercury fell
10 or IL degrees.
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AGRfCULTUia

Corn Co5s. 1t has been pretty accurately
aascertained, BY agricultural experiments, tina,
tlirtee:i bushels Ui Indian Corn in IN, err
ground up corn ana c"bs together aft hi at
least us much nuiriment in feeding catile
as nine bushels OF coin without the cobs.-
The difference is owing to the great quantity
of saccharine matter contained IN the coos,
as well as Ia additional stimulus ot dis,eniion
afforded the food, which is al. nnpnrlnh ,,r
gramIn:vurous ANIMALS.
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July 800 tf
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NOTICE.

FHSHE connection of the Subscriber will,
N the Virginia Advocate has. for some
yearspast, compelled him to limit his practice
as Physician for the most part to Char-
lottesville and its immediate vicinity. That
connection is dissolved g. he will again re-.
sumo the practice of Medicine on as large
scale as the patronage OF his friends and the
public will allow him TO do.
July 1910 -
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VAR ETY.
e" Mith, with Thee | mean to live"
EPI'TAPII

On gentleman of color, who commit suicide
for love.
ETN dis here tone
u Lie taller faced Pomp,
He die Tor Miss sally Cuss
" he lib, she bab him
Now. he done die like fool
She see him dam fuss
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NOTICE..

TENHE subscriber wishes to pur-
q chase two good strong yoke ot
Oxen, well br, ke and IN good order.
for the u,e Of the Turnpike Road
for such Cash will be given.
o NORRIS. Ttens'r.
X r. q. Turnpike
August !3-3 II
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NOTICE.

,EPY alate resolution of the Board Of Direc,
ED tors ofthe Rivanna Navigation Comps-
ny, Subscribers are called upon TO pay into
The hands of the Treasurer on tho LET day Of
September next FIVE dollars on each share
held by them.
DANL. F. CARR,
July 1910 tIst Sept.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

In late curious criminal prosecu.
.1ion wh'ch took place III LIVERPOOL Two
persons found guilty OF robbery, were
proved 10y a combination of circumstan-
ces Just before execution, TO have been
innocent OF crime. Among these cir-
crmsianctS was a letter from the real
robbers, who gave as reason fnr the
commission of the offence, that unable
I" Ind work III Engiard, and beinu in
no wise DESTROYS of starving patriotic lly
there, they were com, led, in order to
leave the land where such fate awaited
them, to steal enough TO pay their tray-
cling expenses IRON it!
AT a Liverpool Theatre, Harle-
qn'n, III some petit spectacle, is exhib-
tied IN Car drawn 10y Jour real do.
nestle Cats!
when the famous Bunyan had ON
one occasion preached with peculiar
warmth and enlargement" sine o,
his trends came to shake hands wul,
hlm after the service and observed fl
nm what sweet sermon" he had
delivered. "Ay !" replied he" Won
need not remind me of that. for ,be
DeVII told me of it before | was out Of
the pulpit"
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The editor OF the Daily Sentinel
Troy, makes mention Of scythe be.
longing to Mr.. Oliver Jewell. so sharr
tina, even its shodO'C, as il hung on the
limb of an apple tree in the bright sun,
cut mans foot half off
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Valuable Ian ds for Sale

rxnur suhscriber being determined TO sell
,h., norton OF the Rose lsle estate. winch
haIooe. 10 him, has laid il of In desirable lots
az from f.o 10 foar hundred acres each. and
an "Wednesday the 18th December, fair. IT
NOT, t,. ne At fair day thereafter, he viii offer
,h.m for sale 10 the highest bidder, on, liberal
terms. al the Mansion house. on the premises.
This propeay lies in Nelson county, on the
,va,e,s OF I've river, IL miles above ,hr JUNG
,;ou of N al stream with the James, four Or FIVE
mites disls of from tile stage road and 30 from
Lynchburg and on the main direct road lead
,ng from Thai place 10 Staunton. Rose Isle Is
we'll wat red and 6nel, inb.red. and is situated
IN A respectable and wealthy ueighbUrhood.
7 By recent survey my PORTION OF the estate WAS
nni TO contain 1921 acres, tinciddng an
undivided interest OF 213t acres 10 the lower
hsIf1 OF which $40 acres are rich inexhaasiihie
river bottom, the residue up land, which am
justified IN saying, isrqual, il not superior IN
ienitity OF soil to any land ia Virginia, which
the present YEARS crop eau attest, having been
abundant notwithstanding the long CONTINUED
drought OF last summer. large proportion OF
tbr fine III Lane is yet 10 cut. This estate Is
we'll adapted 10 ali the staple commodities, VIZ
tobacco, corn, wheat, oai., rye, hemp, &c. which
last named article promises 10 BE- very prOhta-
bic to the grower since the introduction OF hemI,
nachinery-there are several machin,s in Ill c
PEELED by water, III successful operation. for
which Rose Isle is eliglbly situated, and he es-
tate nsrll embraces two ine sites ON never
fading str am Tor the employment Of water
power, TO any extent M propelng every des-
criptlon Of machinery. Likely young negroes
would be taken IA payment, provided it suited
purchasers. For information on The subject
those dispo.ed to purchase will apply To MIR
WIN Ryan living on the place (who will show
the land,) sterling Claiborne, Esq. oil Nelson,
Patrick II. Cabeil Esq. Of ynehturg
OF The snbscribrr-On the 20th of December.
will be disposed Of by way Of public auction, in
the town of Lynchburg one other Undivided
interest $50 acres, in d tact OF baud on the
Richmond Stag. road, IS miles from Lj nchburg
aud adjoining Raleigh ChIltonS tavern. Also
two other small tracts IN the vicinity oi Lynch
burg, valuable for their timber. Those deslrous
OF Information relating to the 3 last mentioned
parcels OF land will spply 10 john X. ID. Payne,
Esq. oI Lynchbufg, or the subscriber living in
The neigbborhood.
u Sale to be conducted by j. r. ID. Payne
AuCtIoneer.
LANDON II. CABELL.
Oct 25 IDS
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Lands and Slaves at auction.
Sept 80

NDy pifiils ola deed Of hHIt erecuttdio Us BY
Ek IN Garter. bsaring daie on he 5h day
Of Nag ls25. aud gf record IA The o0nnfg oourt
81 A,nhersl, aud for The purpon Of paying debt
ilcrsiA neniioraod. DUE 10 the Preaidsuf. Dree-
tors q. ca. Of The Bank Of HirgiHid, ut 'ihif, on
the % day Of December, 1880, before tht Jronf
door Of lbt taecrH house an me turn Of aeo
Gtaszom, aud and county Of 9nthesh al Prtstat
ocr4uied bg Jdmt, S PeudieiOn. sell. By Wgy o.
public oisciioa. FIR ready money the Joi'omirg
.aarss. ieih the increase Of The Jrmafcs Of them
ri ang) sinoe The d.le Of the sad deed oJ bua.
10 ,oii John, aud Molly h,siOye aud ne" aren
children james sally. Betsy, Marin, Mary Jn'it
and Ntd-Dary aud PoHg his ,oiJe. aud htH
our children Franktg, EiuUn, Henry aud D1ug
and 1Hnd aud her ite0 sous 1nron aud I'd
niaiid Should hs sale Of The sad Sinre' not be
gomyieted on he day aL0pe appointed. The sue
hereof w,Hbe continued on The day nert jottow
my at hr same piaft abors appointed
By ririue Of The same deed oj trust aud tor me
same pufpo.e nbore designated m sh1h. on mr.
an dag Of Decea,ber, lsB0. at He LATE dl0eftHg
house ofsaid mn Carter IA he sad cohIhg ot
dRihersi, sell, By may Of pubtte auction, 1000
acres of Land, ioh TIC hppudcndnes, iyiHg
and beng ~ he said county Of Amherfi-it he.
ing he ioiory pdri o. end Of The tract 81 innd on
i0hleh He SAID M Cnritr resifed nj NE date Of
The sad drtd Of trust aud al The fimc " ms
death y be and Of and iirided from he residue
oftbe nid iraet by a Hraighi line 10 be run from
ons sde.itmt Of he sad traci 10 he other side-
hnt Of 4hf satd tract so as 10 include The duet
h,g home oceupletbg Ne sald tdrter atths dalc
Of =, sud deed 81 tfist, 6tHg The snme house
al udjeh NE sad sdte Is hereby adfertssd 10 lake
ptoee
FIRMS Of Sale Of NE Ldnd-Te Land wiH be
soh on eredit Of /. ,. dm / gears tor equal
portions Of The purchase moneV, 10 BIZ eOn,Pmtd
from The day NJ safe ForhLe hro frsi payments
bonds U,M opprorsd PERSONAL atWiiJ wH tc
reqa'rcd aud jar be t,0o last payments bonds
mnhom any pe,'onui security NIL be demanded,
and u decd " trust on The Land itseU UlH be
required 10 secure Ms four pngmens.
The hie 10 The propcrg herein btiore men.
TONED Is beiered 10 be good. ba actirg merely
as trustees. uc shnH only eoHrcg nteh hiie as IS
pcdtd N ln By he ittd Of frud nforesaM
LDCdS L. THOMPSON I y,,,.,,,s
JOHN " OfEY,
OFT p IDS
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

1fS pursuance ola DEED Of Trust, dated tho
7th January 1928, aud recorded IN the
county court TANNERS, executed by DAVID ;.
Garland and Jane II his vile to Daniel Hlg
g,nhoism and james Lyons, j., trustee, III
Tust, to secure tne payment of three thousand
aud eighty eighi dOtiars aud ,nneiy cents. with
inirr.si theron, from the l6th OF January
1872, 10 Benjamin ". Leigh and Robert stan
a,d, u q tisly the said d. bt aud the expenses
Of the tfu.t-t0iH be sold. at public auction 10
the Highest bidder, FOR cash at the front door
OF iho Eagle Hotel ~ the rlty of Richmond, o.
Friday III. 10th day December next. the fol
lowing lands ~ the SAID Decd of Trust mem
toned and conveyed, aud more particularly
drs ribed, VIZ
Oue tract oil parcel of Lind. lying aud being
IN the county of Amherst. On the north side
aud adjoining BuHalor River aud on both sides
+ OF Higg inbotham's Creek, aud containing one
tho isand aud three acres by msles aud bounds
IN the sai Deed Of Trust desCribed) made up
oil the lands purchased OF Henry Holloway aud
/ w ilhm Lee.
One other tract or parcel OF land containing
sixty acres adjoining the before mentioned
traci. and being the same land which was sold
under decree Of Amherst county court Oi
September term 1913, pronounced in the case
oi David 5. Garland, adn,'or VI Benjamin Phi
FPS. deed, aud guardian OF George ID. Philips
pHlnant, against Mary Philips willow y relict Of
William phnlps, deed aud others defendants,
aud bsIng tn same land .hIch was conveyed by
Gabriel Penn, to William Philips. decd by
deed dated Ii Nay 1880, and duly recorded IN
the county court Of Amherst.
Aud one other tract or parcel ofland al DIN
nig the last mentioned tact containing four
hundred scrs (by metrs and bounds in Tue said
DS"d of Trust desCrlbed) aud beng the same
land that was granted 10 Aaron B,ggnbotham
aud devised 10y jacob Tyree The elder 10 hi,
tao sons William and Jacob.
The sale will lac made by the snbScrber,
under The special power. IA the Deed Of Trust
cIpi' sscd and Contained 10 the trustees or
ehher olihem, 10 make the sale, aud only such
hJle as Is vested by the shld deed IA ths trustees
10 he sold md conveyed Aud the sale will
commence, between the hours Ol II aud
O'Clock oil the day Of sale above appointed.
JAMES LYONS, JUNIOR.
Nova tbs
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YnfAVING engagements that viii carry

'EfANlNG engagements that viii carry me
- from Lynchburs for some time, have
prevailed on my friend Doci. Cobbs TO attend
the application of my remedies for the cure OF
Dyspepsia, in my absence.
avail myself OF this opportunity of saying
that he may be relied on to the full extent Of
ms undertaking. His long experience pecu-
har'v qualities him for discriminating the Ca
ses ,ha, fall within the sphere of my rene
dies.
Patients of this description for whom | have
prescribed, aud received fee will bs attend
ed by DR.. e, with the same piomptness
as those coming rigfnally under his care.
q. A. ROSE.
Nov L. IA
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" Crail's Patent tIrist Mill

FENHE Subscribers having purchased the
Il Pateht Right for this improved, cheap and
desirable Mil, for the counties OF Buckingham.
Cumberland, Powhata aud Nelson, of the
Proprietor, are alone authorized to dispose OF
the rights for these counties. They would pre-.
fer selling the eHtire right to some ind vidual
residing in each county, and would do so on
such terms rs TO make ii an object of much
prof. 10 them or they will sell individual
rights 10 persons IN each county. IL will be
only necessary for Farmers and others to ex-
anime the operations ofthls a." improved Mil :
to be convinced of ITS utility aud cheHpness,
and how desirable IT will be 10 have one on
their farms. One OF the subscribers, attending
.fnherd Court as an Attorney, will be prepar.
ed TO sell entire rightS for the county, or indvi-
dual rights and persons wishing to purcla.e.
can he furnished by calling on them in An
herst County, Blue Ridge Canal, Nh. WIN. II
Digges. oil Nelson. and Mr.. Eldridge OF Buck
ingham courthouse, will have one nl these Mills
in operation in few days. where persons resi-.
ding near, may have an opportunity of seeing
them. HENRY w. QUARLES and
FRANCIS l., QUARLES.
Sep. II w2m