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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
MIR. Foor's RESOLUTION
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Every attentive observer of passing events. oa,po,
TAIL to b. impressed with the truth that IL IL of The Mt
most imnordnce thai The Democratic party should adj
here TO iis ancient usag.s keep IN perfect
ton and man ain the spirit with which achieved in
the election Of Thomas JeH-rson AMI Of Andrew I,cL
son. its at and glorious vic Dries over its
aS well in tie middle Satss, the South and the West
ash he North, where friends are manfnIly con.
tending 10 support thu Administration and the true prn
cPIes OF the Constitution. We are happy to find IN
The democratic editors. the fai HUI sentinel. Of n .
psoPle, arr not 'lnmhs ing their pot; hui .ouod
ing " alarm, that the enemy is The field tna,,sin
ing The oliou. and exploited doctrines Of that .rtv
which Mr. Je6'rson called the g monoorst, ADD
w ich Pr,sid nj Monroe denoninated the r,onny.
enedt paTiy,' on count OF consolidation neipIes
y deperdte struggle will be made by The oppoqi,on
led ny de'terste leaders, TO regain their lost rover,
bn u will b" in vain II the people maintain eternal
wg'anre, the only condition wherr by they hold III sr
liberties. The a'isocrsdc party is always vigitan,
aud otganizef, and cones upon the people ike !.
Thief in the night Let them find the repc biican mar,
W now r@lying, In all quarters TO The standard Of
son and democracy, ss sigilsnt and firm a, Oh M.
iriots and heroes, who the side Of Andre ~
Jackson hs 9Th Of Jan. 1913 defending the yspub
W. 7H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

II ~ SHhNCE hN AT rules holden i'm the Clerks
a Office of Mecklenburg County Court the 4th day Of
January, 1880.
Thomas Neal, pier
against
Robert Speed and William Townes committee OF
william Coleman, surviving Exor. OF Clevesius Cole
man, decd, who of the Executors of Beniamiu
Whitehead, deed. Defts
The defendant Robert Speed not having entered his
appearance according TO the Act Of Assembly and the
rules oil this court and appearing the satisfaction OF
the court that he is not nhabitant Of this State on
motion of the plaintiff by his attorneys ordered that
me said defendant do appear here tho lst day of
March court next and enter his appearance and answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order be insert
ed IN one OF the newspapers printed in the Town Of
Petersburg,or the city of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door of the court.
Jan. -. Si-wSw J. G.. BAPTIST. D. c.
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MARRIED.,

In Bristol, on Sunday evening last, at
the Methodist meeting house, by the Rev
Mr.. Bidwell, Capt Richard S. Pearce,
TO Miss Hope c. Read, eldest daughter
Of Capt. Samuel Reed, all Of TINT town.
Same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Lew
is, Mr.. William C. Manchester, to Miss
Martha J. Gladding, all ofthat town.
In Gardiner, Kentucky. MIR. Timothy
Dwight, aged 81 to Miss Arietta Line oln
aged IS. Both ofthem have lost a leg,
and he il 80 deaf that he has to use an
ear trumpet, and the bride is SO blind that
che cannot see an inch from her nose
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syDT1ENEEyuE!

The Bsislol Society for the promotion
ofrempcrancs, will celebrate tire approach
ing annipersarys Of American lndsPen-
dence, 1t Bristol, on Monday, July 9th.
An address will be delivered in the Cath
olic rcgstiond Meeting House, by
JoHs HowE, Esq. Services to COM
mence at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The Society will dine al Burgess Hotei'
They respectfully invite their fellow Gnu
gems to unite with them on this festival oc-
casion. lv~
From HamBwgh.-By the arrival Of
.h;u Europa, Capt. Trepka, at New York,
me Journal Of Commerce has received
Hamburgh papers to May A, and has
made the following translations:
A Stockholm paper states that various
medical drugs, particularly Peruvian bark,
had experienced material reduction in
price; in consequence ofwhich. the King,
at the suggestion ofthe Council of Health,
had removed the duties from seventy four
oruclcS uSco LII suo n @SsiSS Va "'SuASAo'
Ls.bec, May 2.--On board the steam
boat which arrived yesterday from Copen
hagen, came passengers Count Won
Schrimmelman, and the North American
Charge d'Aflaires, Mr. Wheaton, togsth-
.er with his family.
From the Main, April 3O--ln Vienna a
work has been published, entitled "The
progress of soul seeking after God, IN
this vale of tears; or the power Of the
knowledge ofsalvation, OH allegorical mar
rative, in l 8 chapters,by Alexander Prince
Won Hohenlohe."
Stockholm, .aprll 24.-Early this day
Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess,
gave birth to Princess, who Is to receive
the name of Charlotte Eugene Auguste
Amelie.-Two salutes OF "a guns an
nounced to the inhabitants Of the capital
this happy event, in consequence Of which
a solemn TIE Deum was celebrated in all
the churches. His Majesty the King
has invited their Msjesties the Emperor
and Empress Of Brazil 20 act as sponsors.
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DIED.,

Jnthis town, on Suhdey last, after a
lingering Consumption, Mrs. Bathsheba
Bowen, wife Of the late MIR. Henry Bow
en-, in the s5th year other ago. She was
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in this tewh, and model Of eve
ry thing truly amiable in her sex. She
fell asleep in the arms of her Redesmsr,
leaving behind four small children tomourn
her loss. 1a g.1
In Bristol, on the 18th inst William
Jdines; infant son Of Mr.. billings Wal
dron, aged 2 months. = 'n, 70
At Rehoboth, on Saturday the 18th inst
Mfs. Ruth Peck, widow the late Phil
Up Peck, Esq. in tho 7sth year Of her sge.
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frr1hs new and elegant eiiRce erect
cd by the members Of 81. Marks Society,
in this place, will be consecrated 70 the
service Of Almighty God, by the Rev.
Bishop GsIswoLD, on Thursday, the 6f-
teenth Of July next.
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Up at New York, schr. Richmond Pack
ct, Willard, for Tampico 25th inst.
Brig Enterprize, Hitchcock, from N.
York, has arrived at Pensacola. The
sloop of fwar Falmouth was in port, last ac-
counts to sail in about fortnight for Car
thagena and N. York. y :
At Matanzas 9th inst. ships Shepherd,
Hall, for Cronstadt, next day briggs New
England, Cole, for this port, do; Patriot,
Lurrabee, dischg; Ann Gadsden, Nor
than, from New York do; Mercator, Par
ker, loading Maria Theresa, Clifford,
Cronstadt, soon; schrs Little Williams,
Hill, Charleston do; Exchange, Given,
N. York, do. f
Arr at Providence, on Wednesday, last
Schooner Pocahontas, Carpenter. from
New Orleans l3 days from the Balize.--
Left ship Aspasia, Bennett, opposite the
city, repairing, having sprung aleak whilst
aground on the S. w. bar; brig William,
Taylor, of Newport, uncer; sloop Nelson,
Brown, for Rio Brassos 3 or A days. ~
Spoke, 28th, OH the equator, lon SO ship
Wilmington * Liverpool Packet, fin Pa
cific Ocean for N. Bedford.
Arr at New York, 2lst brig Rising
States, Carpenter, Port au Platt IS;
The schr Reform, Dickinson, from Bal
timore, arrived at Newport on Tuesday.
Up at Charleston l4th, schr William,
Miller, for Providence.
Cid at Hartford Goth ,sloop Sally, ,Pearce
Bristol.
Arr at holmes HOLE Goth, brig Enter
prize, Lewis, 20 ds from New Orleans for
Boston.
Arr at Richmond nth, sloop Rising
Sun, from Newport.
AT havana 10th inst. ship Martha, Hus-
sey, Just arr from Rio Janeiro; brig Doris
for New York 3ds and others before re-
ported. The u. S. cutters Marion and
Crawford, sailed q few days previous
Ofthe Nero, U. S. ship Peacock.
AT Carthagena 4th inst schr Waterloo,
for New York 10th. fETE
At Port Allegro 23d April, briggs Jas
Noble, Ashford, for New York, waiting
cargo; Adams, Shillaber do do; Argus, ol
New Bedford, waiting orders.
IA Asto oiuhuS Otu use OiSSS hDUy fV'
Wheatand, Salem, waiting orders; Ed
ward, Roberts, do; Lama; Bradford, Boo
ton 90; Argus, Baxter disch; VIM. Tell,
Bassell, New York 90; schr Nancy,
Smith do 8 or 6. In the river, brig molly.
OF the Bar, ship Savannah, from New
York; brigs Cedric, 81 days from Boston,
and Sophia & Elizp, from St. Catharines
AT St. Johns p. r. 9Th inst. brig Miles
Standish, Witham, arr at same day from
New York; schr Sarah s. &'Priscilla, for
Baltimore in 5 days.
The brig Joseph, of Portland, has been
lost at the mole, Guadaloupe. u ao,
Arr at New Bedford, 18th, ship herald,
Kempton, Brazil Banks, with 600 bbl oil
barque Dragon, Thatcher, Bremen, "A.
Cid ship Endeavor, Leonard, Tristan da
Cunha.-
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To the Honorable HODU.AH BAYLIES,
Judge q Tie Court Of Probate for the
County Of Bristol.
A T Court Of Probate holden at
"A. Dghton, in and for said County,
on the first day of June, A. ID. $780,
Thomas Peck, Administrator of the es-
tate Of NOAH PEARCE, late of Reho-
both; deceased, respectfully represents,
That the personal estate of said deceased
is insufficient, by the sum .of two hunred
dollars and seventy-three cents, to pay
the Just debts which the said deceased
owed, which appears from the second ac-
count Of said Adninistratof and the Com
missioner's Report. He therefore re-
quests your Honour to grant him license
to sell at public auction as much Of the
real estate of said deceased, as shall raise
the sum oftwo hundred forty dollars for
the payment Of the said deceased's Just
debts, charges of sale, and incidental char
ges, agreeably to law Of this Common
wealth in such cases made and provided.
THOMAS PECK.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bristol ss.-=.A Court of Probate holden
at Dighton, on the first day Of June, a.
| D.,IB3O.
a N the foregoing petition--Ordered,
" That THOMAS PECK, above named
give notice to all concerned in the estate
Of NOAH PEARCE, late of Rehoboth.
in said county, deceased, Of tie penden-
cy ofthe foregoing petition, by causing
an attested copy thereof, and Of this or
DEF to be Inserted in the .Northers Star,
printed III Warren, three weeks success
lively, the last publication to be fourteen
days at least previous to the first Friday
after the first Tuesday of. July next, on
which day a Court Of Probate will be
holden at Dighton, when and where all
persons interested in ths estate of the
said deceased, may Appear and be heard
concerning said petition.
II. BAYLIES, Judge Of Probate.
True Copy,-Attest,
b. G. w. COBB, Register.
June 5.
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LIMITATION RUSSIA SHEET
u lNGS--Few pieces just opened for
sale At LO.NG Room
June 26.
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nLACK GROS DE NAPLES :
ID Just opened for sale at
q LONG ROOM
June 26.
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MARINE INTElELIcNcE.
PORT or LYaRRE

n ys4r flfH PORT OF WdRRE.Y
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAsr.
Sloop Hannah 3 Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, fr do.
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SATTINETS-Just received and op-
- en- for sale at LONG ROOM.
June &c.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24
@BOARDING.a

"a NHE undersigned, hdping uery
Il commodious and eligible house to1'
the purpose, conveniently and pleasant
y situated near the University of
Virginia, 'oOutd be ceiling tn accom-
modate, on reasonable terms, q feW
going gentlemen of the above Mstitu-
tion; or yomng Ladies, who may vish
TO attend Mrs. Biettermann's Board
ing iSchooi, distant bit me hundred
yards, mag be also received as board
ers an the family. E0ery attention to
the comfort, convenience and COM
mandS of the Boarders ,oiH be cheer
fully giDen. and no pains shall be
spared to render entire satisfaction to
those aoho may faoor him ,oith their
patronage
VI. W. ID. JONES'.
,SeDfembep 3-S TT
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

High Proof Popder.-A country.
man lately purchased cask of gun
powder for the up-country market. In
retailing 1t, on his return home, he
gave It the following recommendation
as 70 Its quality. AFTER I'd bought
it," said he, "Sal stuck candle into
It, and when It had burnt down, the
powder caught fire, and was half burnt
out before could fetci. bucket DIVA.
ter 10 throw upon it.
The proclamation Of William w.. at
Bristol, took place in torrent of rain.
which continued during the best part of
the ceremony. A way observing the
drenched appearance Of the cavaIcade
cried Out, Hero beginneth the rain of
William w.!
Irish afection.-The affidavit of an Irish
mans swearing the decree against his three
sons thus concluded A nd this deponent
further saith, lat The only one of his chill
dren that showed any real offectio n, was his
son Larry, for he never struck him after he
was down. -
We saw merchant the other day sanding
dull times: Yet every body is CRYING out dull
times. We must join in the choIus. In.
deed nothing keeps us alive but the nullifiers.
we nope to hive long enough TO see them all
extinct. "Stupidity'is generally long lived,
as the Carolinian would say. But we are in
earnest what shall we do? The gold dust
might brighten our pages, but we had rather
have II in our pockets. A friend suggests
that we should do as brother editor did be.
tore us in the same office-(whch is peculi-
arly well adapted to escape the sheriff, 90 in
10 Q, the third story and keep our room, and tell
all who want money that we have got the
room 'dt'cs. Georgia paper.
This is an age of economy truly: the Paris
Moniteur says very good -four, and of course
very good bread can be made from straw;
we shall soon make buildings from chips,
and cakes from stones In addition to the a.
tores nd bread, we are told that this straw
nour makes hne wash for pigs, and drink for
horses J! Any thing noie?
Cant Words.-The most approved varia.
lions which are rung upon the word sauce, are
-Siack-Jaw, cheek music, chin wap, and
gum'talk. Tipplers use the refined phrases
"A slug of sh-hooks, a horn OF gun.
powder, gum-tickler, phlegm- cutter, and an
t'fogmatic. to designate their chief end !
a rum-cOoc ofa milling amateur thus spices
his ianguage-Douse his daylghts, put him
TO sleep with flesh pill, uncork his caret-
mug, sew him up, and go him the finish
II kings toast.-The following high mind
ed and lofty sentiment, was given at a public
dinner in Brussels in 1917, by the Duke of
Clarence, the present king of England, Will
liam Nv. May we always have health, a
clean shirt, and guinea in our pockets 4"
There is the dignity ola king for you
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24
To the Stockholders

nF the Riranna Navigation Com,
" pany. AT a meeting of the Pre-
sident aud Board of Directors of the
Rivanna Navigation Company, held at
EverettesviGle, on the 23d Of August,
lS3O-it was Resolved, by the said
President and majority of the Direc-
tors, That a general meeting of the
Stockholders of the Rivanna Naviga-
ton Company, be appointed to be held
at Charlottesville, on Monday the Ith
day Of October next, and that one
months notice Of this meeting be Civ
en- IN the Enquirer, published at Rich
mond, and in the Virginia Advocate,
published at Charlottesvile-and that
the Stockholders be urged to give their
attendance, as matters of great me-
meDt demand their serious attention.
and that it be notified to the Stock
holders, that if the weather should
prove unfayorable on the day appointed
that the meeting will be held on the
next fair day.
HUGH NELSON, P. r. N. C.
N. II. LEWIS,
JNo. P. SAMPSON, J
Sept. 3---6 ST
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24
AGRICULTURAL.

10 Agricuiturists.-The season has
now arrived when farmers are prepar-
ing to SOW their winter grain. The
writer OF this article has experienced
the efficacy ofslack lime, as manure
Oh ground that was entirely worn out,
producing nothing but five finger leaves
and weeds. The ground was titled,
and forty bushels to the acre IVES spread
over it. 1t was seeded with grain, aud
timothy and clover were sown at the
same time. Ityielded me fine crop.
l moved the same five years without
adding any manure. The second ma.
nuring was still more efficacious, when
60 to 80 bushels was used. Forty
bushels is as much as ought to be used
the first time. | know Of farm i'm
New Jersey, in limestone county.
completely worn out. The most that
could be obtained for il was fifteen dol
lars per acre. lpresume the purchaser
would not now sell it for fifty dollars
per acre. 1t is entirely renewed by
lime, and it is pleasure to look over it.
The advantage OF using lime, you
insure to yourseIfa certain crop. unless
the season is very unfavorable Ground
which has not yielded wheat for many
years now produces fue crops. La Que
instance, forty bushels per acre has
been produced this season. Your
grain at every kind will be at least
double-In many instances treble.
Your pastures will be very abundant
you may double aud treble your stock
OF cattle. If you have more pasture
than you want, plough under your clo-
vert will mellow aud very much en-
rich your ground. The farmer will
then reap abundan'ly, and the old cry
oil poor crops will be sIenced.-N Ypa.
A FARMER.
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University Mixture.

HNHE Subscriber is IN daily expec-
tatlon OF receiving some Cloths,
selected with much care, for Universe.
ty,unllorms. The best recommends
ton which he can offer TO the Young
gentlemen of the University is the re-
ference he will be glad to have made
to the cloths sold by him at the prevl-
Gus session, which in the language OF
some were as good as the best and
as cheap as the cheapest"
Also, on hand
A few Sacks prime Liverpool Salt, at
S3 per sack. ISAAC RAPHAEL.
Sept. I0--6 1t
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TERMS.

1.-THE. Nrginia Advocate mill be
Friday, a. Tarss Deilars par snnxm,
payable IN adrasee.
TNo subscription aoiu b. rc1eic4d for
tsss tAas six Months, be d,'~ tsxsd, 6St at the
discretion Of hs Editor, snti Irsarages shalt
Aspe been paid.
W Who'osver '0iu proc foe subseri-
bars, and gSarantss tie ssms, 80 entitled to ths
sixth grdtis.
Terms Of .adr ng.
UOne square or less rec Insertions
3l-eaeA eontinxsaes, 25 esnts--1 Number Of irssr.
lions must BE- noted the MS. ioertisemsnts eii
BE- inserted, and charged accordingly. Chanesry
dsrs, not exceeding too sqrares iil be published for
fsus Dollars.
UAu letters to the Editor must be post
Ssid or they soili not be eitsnded'o.
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without decomposing 81 weakening its
texture. They are taken from here
and placed Immediately in bark. 4, is
stated that the leather thus tanned 10
much stronger, and presents a more
fine and even surface than that mann.
featured in the rdinary Rocbes.
ter Courier.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

The Quakcrs at the icuee.-A de-
putatio" Of the society Of Friends pre-
sentedran address TO his Majesty at
the Levee on "Wednesday, and actually
paid the Yeomen of the Guard to take
their hats off! One would think their
founder had been Sir Christopher Hat
on. save, that he t'as dancing Chan.
cellnr, although even then the old song
wo uId bear us out
&c Merriy danced the.Quaker's wife,
And merrily danced the Quaker"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

WE, who are chewing, snufring, smoking,
n Think, think not, that | am joking,
When declare tire solemn fact is,
All may leave of this wretched practice.
Let every one the process try,
To Beg of all. and never Buy!
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NOTICE.

a LII persons wishing to take tho
1 "A Rivanna and Rockhsb Gap
Turnpike road by the year, they are
hereby notified that no person is au-
thorlzed to contract but the undersign-
ed, being duly authorized by the board
Of Trustees.
o. NORRIS, Seersiafy.
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NOTICE.

b. BENSON can accommo,
~ date four or five young Gentle
men with Board, upon as liberal terms
as can br had in any private family in
Sept 1916
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Cook and Chambermaid.

NV ANTED, for the balance of
w the year, a good Cook and
Chambermsid. They must come well
recommended for capacity, honesty
and attention. Apply to the Printer.
September ~? Il
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TO RENT.

f'HE house and lot now in the &C.
Z cuPancy of Mr.Bowman and late
" the residence Of Mr.. Kelly. Enquire
OIL V. w. SOUTHALL.
Sept. I0-6 &c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24
NOTICE.

fENHE Session of Mrs. Bletter-
H. MAINS School will henceforth
consist of FIVE months onIG, and the
terms will be for boarders, including
every branch of knowledge taught in
her School with the exception Of Mu-
sic, Dancing and Drawing, the sum
OF 500
And for day scholars English
Grammar, French Grammar,
Reading, Arithmetic, History,
Geography, the use OF the Globes,
and English and French Compo-
sition, Is
Italian, 5
Spanish, 5
Latin, s
German, S
Music, is
Dancing. per quarter, 10
Payment to be made in advance.
September 3-5 If
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REFLECTIONS,

" Such rs meliofste the heart,
Compose the passions, aud exa,t the mind"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24
VARIETY.
CURE FOR USING TOBACCO.

" Mirth, with thee mean to live.n
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

The modest and unobtrusive piety
which fills the heart with all human
charities, and makes man gentle to
others and severe to himself, is an OBJ
ject of universal love and veneration.
But mankind hate the lust of power,
when it is yelled under the garb of pie
ty-they hate canting and hypocricy--
they hate inpostors and quacks in pi-
ety-they do not wish to be insulted-
they love to tear folly and impudence
from the altar, which should only be a
sanctuary for the ..virtuous and the
good.-EdinLurgh Reuie,o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. ., 1880.
THE MEETING.

we give this morning the official proceedings of
the meeting at the Capitol on Tuesday night and lie
greet that we cannot accompany them with the adj
Dress OF the Chairman. and of Messrs. Robertson
Ramsay and WATSON, eXtemporaneous and animated
The great mass Of citizens receive the proceed
ing' at the Capitol with warm applause. The spirit
OF other days is up Let us not suy it with any act
oil violence or disorder If the spirit of philanthropy
ana liberty IS SO dead within any mans bosom, that
ne decnes to respond to the application of the meet
hg' and to incur the petty expense of illumination let
MIN ENJOY IN safety that liberty Of action the resto-
ration OF which to sc millions of people, fails to
touch MS heart, or to klnde spark of enthusiasm!
Some may Ne too poor-some may be sick--let every
mans house and the quiet of his family, he held sa-
cred There will be enough to feel, and to demon
strate their feelings.