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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-06

George Millen, and William Williams,
confined in the Savannah Jail. for the
abduction ofRowland Stevenson haze
been recommended to Ge clemcncy Of
Governor Gilmer, by the City Council
# that city. They are both married
men. with families dependant ON their
sole exertions for support. sl.4.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-06
TEMPERA ANCE.

The Mayor of Washington offers
S20O reward for the arrest Of two
white meu, who assaulted poor bur re-
spectacle widow, about 9 O'clock on
Thursday night, and after gagging her
took her to Il retired place and commit
ted the most atrocious violence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
fave ,aioed BY aabanse Ofthe Adminisna.
Nep Orleans, Feb. l
,rrTISG oF sHIPMASTERS.

NETTING Of SHlPMASTERS.
- numerous meeting OF shipmaster,
A'a'" nort. at the National Hotel with Capt
NM Chase of the ship Lion, of Providence,
~, In IN, Chair, and Capt. Rose oil the ship
lh~'i5d.ab ofGeorgetowp, %. CO Secretary
Sbena"ons we're passed that they would in a
leso'rs;, On the Hon. Henry Clay, in consid.
eou} If his distinguished services to the
efane And further that they would fire a
eou' 'a and display their flags at the mast head
a1their vessels
oi," ncordlngly, about II o'clock on Saturday. a
ha,nber Of Captains assembled at the
Isss;oted place, and together with other per.
ayr anoun,iug IN all to about two hundred
so" 'f oaiI a formal visit to Mr. Clay. On
anu rival the following address was deliver
nv" ~ cant. Chase. which we give wit
reply .,L. REPRESENTATIVE If . ,.,co mo-,
THE Shipmasiers now ID the port of New
aJsans | an Instructed TO express 10 you their
o'ns.nsd esteem for your private virtues. their
u"n.;5.ratisn for your invaluable services TO
"soun,rv and their admiration for your un
u" and iuneIible support of the civil lib
1ans. of in every part Of the world !
q, e., mo,e particularly in our own hemisphere
ysore we trust your effective patriotism will be
""anhered aud acknowledged ed, so long as a
p@onblican Government has an advocate.
nn,st,ude has prompted us TO make this formal
vi an you. for we ardently wish you health
sad nrosprrity, and beg you w%ill.not only view
~ IN the light of personal friends ; but yOur
';,nds for the sake of your country"
In answer 10 which. Mr.. Clay said 4:
;" That he felt highly honored by this nat-
,,,;op. bnt unexpected proof Of respect and
',,sam. of which be should ever CT erishth the
D"si grateful recollection. II afforded hin
a,ss, satisfaction TO learn the favorable judg-
eeasot entertained of his public services by a
,aonec,able portion of his fellow c%itizens. en-
,ge,,n one of the most useful and honor able f
I'll human yocations. He most ardenily hoped
,6at hose civil libert les, with WI ich they had
soen nleased to associate his name, might
aver want eff cient advocates. Gallant and
ns,riotlc defenders. he was sure, they would
aaIyays find in America tars. He thanked the
ssntlemen here assembled cordially for their
s.,eodlyl personal wishes, g. begged them 10 be
s'snred OF the lively interest," which he should
olp,ys feel in heir collective and individual
welfare.
On Saturday night Mr.. CLAY WISHED the
,ner;ran Theatfe-he was welcomed with loud
cheers and repeated p%lauaits by the large com.
pan, present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
NEW W4DIGIIrGS

YrlOR sale, the following new Medicines,
u VIZ
Oil Chamomile
OIL ValrIian
COMPOUND Syrup of Liverwort, for Coughs,
Splitting Blood, Asihmss, Consumption,
and Liver complaints
Snperinc Flour Of Slippery Elm, new Arii-
Gle.
Extinct OF Quassia Howell DAVIES.
Feb 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.

IAHE ensuing session of the subscribers
II school will commence on Monday the list
The terms OF his school, in every respect
will be as heretofore. } htiD'
Feb. IL Won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

.4ppontments.-lVe publish this morning a
long list Of appointments which have been con
6rmed by the Senate. The City papers are 81
lent as 10 reflections, with the exception oio"e
noticed in the fntelIigenccr of the l9th INST
Thai paper says, " 1t is rumored aud believed
that on Wednesday, the nomination oil MI
Williams IN he Collector of the port of New
Bedford, rice Russell Freeman, removed was
rejected by a vote oil "a TO IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
DANIEL G. TUCKER,

I6fAviNe located himself in Lyncburg. will
IL attend The Courts OF Campbell, Bedford
aud Pit'sy lvania counties. and Of the town of
L,nehburg He promises the s~,tic,rs, atten.
lion to all business tina, may be coafded 10 himl
and hopes thereby 10 merit and obtain u libera
share Of patronage.
feb % dt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

Congres,.-The proceedings Of Congress Tor
,be last week have been entirely too uuinterest
ing 10 require a minute detail. TO the exclusion
of other matter. The Senate has been prlnci-
palIy engaged 10 Executive business which as
our readers are aware, IS conducted with closed
doors. The result OF their labors, IN ihe'r Ex-
ecuiive capacity, will be found in the appoint
men,s to which they have given the sanction Of
their approving voice. In their Legislature
character, they bave been engaged on no qnes-
ton of magnitude, If we except Mr.. Fools res
ol,,,o, the debate on which still continues eith
undated inieresi'
The names Of Mr.. Holmes and Mr.. Noble
have been added 10 the list Of speakers. 1t wa
though, tina, Judge Smith Of : { would foIlo"
the latter sentlems n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

u They find it 10 be uphill work 10 orea
of The nicely balanced state of parties in the
Legislature. After a struggle OF several weeks
the AnirJach,on party succeeded in %elcctine
their officers. and among the rest. the Governor,
M office which had been some time vacant, and
filled temporarily by the President of the Sen.
ate. tie was consequently inaugura,ed bui
his first message to the Legislature, before the
Supreme Court OF the State decided the whole
preceding course Of that body to have been IN
constitutional, and that consequently they mvsl
rub out and begin again. Aud 30 matters rest
ed at the last dates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

~ The Bolivar medal has been deposited
where the President should have deposried II,
without troubling Congress about 't,--among
the rubbish of the Department Of State and
the Committee Of Congress 10 whom the Pres''
dents Message on the Subjec, was referred, beg
10 be discharged from The consideration OF the
other topics embraced in 1t, 'nasInuch as inc
game of 1ommy-cOme-iickle me- played with
so much glee by the President and his Minister
10 Colombia called for no " legislative action
And thus ends the solemn farce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

u MIR. Barton, in his " tremendous philip
PFC from which we made some extract. in GU,
last, says, that when he knew Duff Green Il in
his honester days" Duff was a Fedsrnipi. f,he
rankes' dye and stamp. The same DUFF now
deso'es a column or two Of his Mud Machine
weekly TO The work of d%efaming this same par.
fy, which, albeit d%efunci, still stalks before his
minds eye, in an embodied form, like the spec.
tire, which haunted the footsteps of Macbe,,
We presume. however, tina, Duff has followed
The prescription OF MIR. Webster, who, It is said.
in his late speech, directed all upon whun the
SIN OF Federalism lay TOO heavily TO fountain
IN which they could be purged of lis stains, and
come forth genuine Democrats, " dyed in the
"ooL.' This fountain is IN the Peopie's Palae,
at Washington,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
MENU ARRIVAL

~F Raisins, Almonds. Cream Nut, Figs.
(C) sn,ana Raisins. new article, sc. &c.
For sale at the owestp prices.
Howell DAV les.
Feb. 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

D. We refer The reader TO an Interesting
Debate in the eitginia Legislature, which will
dudlon OF tolls on Tobacco passing down James
RIVER We have copied it Ms we found !, in
me Enquirer, though il IL proper TO state that
MIR Garland Of 4 Hhersi opened the debate, aud
not MIR. Garland o. Nelson. as would appear TO
be the cnse from the order in which the speech
rs hre published.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
FORWARDING AGENCY
AT Ii

II Subscriber having leased Il ERE proof
u Ware House, recently erected on l4th
street, convenient 10 the Richmond Dock and
ms Wharf, offers his services to his friends md
the public as an agrn, ior receiving and for
warding produce aud goods OF every descrip.
ilon.-He particularly solicits u portion Of the
tobacco sent from Lynchbnrg TO this place 10
be forwarded (whc,her To ships loading in the
rIver Tor foreign ports. or any Of the
Northern Cit'eS,) being already engaged
IN the business Engineering to every part Of the
aver, and having from peculiar circumstance,
The best Information in relation to the several
lines of packets which ply TO aud from Rich
mond. His charges will he moderate and any
business ConfJed to him he will endeasor 10
attend To satisfactorily,
JAMES FISHER, Jr.
% Refer in Lynchbnrg TO Messrs. Williams
& Cringan, or Mr.. John Caskie, or Mossrs.
Jno. Nm.& Casweil Poe.
Richmond, Feb. II. w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

The editor of the +" Lynchbure vireinian,'
fruitful IN giving the earliest lidincs, has an.
nounced an expected yisii from lhai conicaI old
wiseacre. Mrs. Ann Royal. She has CON init.
ted her books tn his keeping. Something Is
IN the wind. This matter mus be ciosely look ID
to-
lhe preceding paragraph is extracted from
the Ohio Bulletin. IL is an evidence oil the
wit and accuracy of its editor. both of which
we have heretofore had occasion 10 extol
: Fruitful in giving tidngs'-Explain, good
Mr.. Bulletin, eaplnin. You really use word.
with 81 little reference to their meaning, that
II IS difficult 10 understand you. Consult, the
Dictionary more frequently aud Ia, Joe Miller
ON the shelf" She has committed her book,
to his keeping did You learn III is
fact, most seracioas alr. Bulletin ? Or is Il
merely II " figure ofspceoho similar III iha, by
which you lately converted, at a dash of the
pen, the Pacific Ocean into the Mediterrane
an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
A Singing School,

PEACH Il LYMAN propo.e commencing
- " Singing School in this plsee rs ,oon
nm " sufficient number of subscribers can be
obtained. Dtsi,oos Tor all TO attend punciually,
and derive thai advantage which they may
nom our instruction, we propose the following
asa st,mnlns. For n session OF ak months
30 For pnncinhi aud regular attendance, n
n premium oi IL 2 cts each night, for he best
knowledge Of the rudimenls. a musie book
aud 70 the most accurate reader, n pres
ent worth 50.
Feb % ow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

u MIR Richie thinks that The dignity of the
Senate wasoutrased by MIR Barton's late Speech
lit was, (which we deny what right has the
Enquirer TO complain, when its approval OF
John Randolrh's speeches is recorded on lis
files The Enquirer was not thus sensitive when
Mr.. Randolph called Mr.. Adams " a puritan
aud Mr.. Clay a hlackleg'-nor even when
he called on Tins Tor " more porter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

w Bayari and Gen. Smith, Ii, reputation Of Daiibsr
OF whom has ever Yet been furnished b, tho breath of
calamny' should hasebecn guilty, tho first of an at.
tempt at bribery, and the latter of a criminal conceal.
men' ofthat attempt, eonsumlnated since by a direct
f~alsehood, IN stamping it with an unequiyoeal denial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

~ Among the resolutions adopted at n late
public m erlng in the state of New Hampshire,
Is one, approving of the appointment OF the
Honorable (ofi tally we mean Isaac HILL to
the Office of IN 81 Auditor, bs Gen. Jackson.
The resolution makers say they view the said
Hill as one of the best Of men THIS Isaac
Hill is the same uan who gave currency TO an
infamous pamphlet relative to Mrs. Adams,
which even Mr. Randolph denoun sed, on the
floor of Congress, as evidenc,ng a heart tanned
10 the core with rank depravity. Surely such
a man should notaspire to TAX from Gen Jack
son, his patron aud friend. the title Of " one OF
the best Of men, = which Secretary Branch AT
ter much reflection, bestowed upon that repo.
tuiionary hero!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
IL REVIEW

OF tho L%ynchburg Markets.
Corrected jOr The Firginian, by
THOMAS 4 HoLcomBE aud RionARD TYNE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobae-
CO, from SO 90 TO 7 so
Inferior to common, 3 OO 10 4 O0
Common 10 good, i 90 TO u OO
Good to fine, q O0to 7 30
Strips, 3 20 10 q 90
Refused. : 90 10 2 81
/ crop 4 hhds. sold this week at an average
of SO l2
! crop I hhds. 3 "a.
Several sales Of passed tobacco from = 3l2
to 4 IL
RcfuNtd 2,o Q %
We have inspected about sixty hhds. the past
week and prices continue without change. We
have received accounts from England 10 The
Bib January which represent the tobacco mar
ket rs being dull and inactive The stock in
Europe is somewhat diminished. il ia esi,matrd
nj 30, 900 hhds against Cd, 900 bids. nj the
close of 1923 aud 10 900 on the 3lst of DE.
cemher 1927 Stock in Great Britain 1920.
II 800 hhds. 1927, 5000 hhds, 1923, $4,000
and 1909. $1,000
Flour is dull 80 80
Wheat 80 10 SIS
Corn IL to 2 90
Hhiskry %
Hemp, q TO d 80
Bacon s 90 10 9
II ne tare IN ,'oyc and for sale ,seerni lots
Of superior Family Flour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

In the House Of Representatives.. the business
has eeen gene,ally Of a ,ocal aud uninleres,ing
character. The Committee of Internal I'm.
provsmenis has introduced bills authorizing
national aid to ihs Baltimore Raj. Road and
also 10 the Charleston Rail Road The Judiei
ary Bill is undergoing a discussion, whicn pro
misses to las, as long as the session itself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
VIRGINIAN

%. SrRAyED OF Stolen
Rf LAaN k{h - from the town Of
we TX Lynchhurg. on las, Tues
a~AkzaH8z64ks day night. u Bay Mare, q
bout 7 ysn's aid. 9Th - arg star IN her fore
head, about four lee q inches high, considers:
bly, marked with gear, particularly wifi the
hreeching and Que cork shoe on. tfsdcd
for her on the same day she WAS lost with
Daniel Williams. the barber and loaned her Ia
Christopher GoiT, from whom she escaped A
liberal reward will be given 10 any person who
will deliver her 10 me, residing in Amherst
county, near Benjamin Watts, abou, four aud
4 half mlles from Lynchburg.
MATTHEW GIBBS.
Feb. %. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25
TO Merchants, Physicians,
Aud the Public Generally;
NEW ARRIVALS OF

For sale, W 1olesale or Retail.
5000 100 800 H IS.' Epson T' Salts
800 bottles Castor Oil
200 lbs. Lump Magnesia
80 do Powdered Rhubarb, sup. ,
"a do Root do do
20 do Sugar Lead
80 do Powdered Jalap
800 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor, sup.
30 do Powdered Columbo
% do Root do
40 boxes Window Glass
500l lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
30 do Waters, assorted colors and size.
some IN boxes
800 do Gum Shsllac
% do Nuimegs, sup.
300 gals, Sweet Oil
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, sup.
$500 do White Chalk
1000 do Spanish Whiting
0O do Spanish White
100 do Ch,o,ne Red, new article
1000 do Salt Pere
5000 10 Alum
1000 10 Copperas
5000 80 Stick L~ogwood
l00b do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fas,ic
1000 10 Ground DO
3DNn d., Putty
$40 30 Aqua Forts
90 do best Turkey Opium
so do Spanish Flies
50 do CalcIned M4encsia
$50 lbs. SPIT. Hartshorn
$50 do do Nitre Dulc.
100 do Calomel
1000 40 Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do Oil Vitriol
500 gals. Linseed Oil
1000 lbs Dry White Lead
100 lbs White Mustard ~eel
Points in Oil, all kinds in use
Dry Paints, do do
Mellin's Cough Drops
Aniprson's do do
l.amot's d. do
DE Lamnnierat's d, do
SPANISH Float Indigo, sup.
n"aras Indigo. n sqnsses, new article
.ned'c'ne Chest Bottles, square
Alec iol
epiit lurne ntine
Liquid Ink, sup.
hcd and black Ink Powder, sun.
a complete assortment Of Surrical Instruments
'N"t VI dinl0I D1ushC
and Sash TooIs
a ''"'p'e'e assortment of Sweeping Brushes
n no do Scrubbing do
a urge assortment Of Campl's hair Brushes
a 10 do Marking do
A do do Velvet do
an assert OF Brushes for marking Tobacco or
Cotton
y large assortment OF White wash Brushes
10 do Hearth Il busting Brush
do do Table Brushes
40 do Clothes IL Hat Brushes
a do do Tooth and Hat do
10 do Comb, Nail and Jewel
ler's Brushes
q" do Flesh and Shoe Brushes
oo do parnishes, all kinds IN
IN assortment of Portrait Tools
"elhed Ox Gall, rendering water colours more
a., permanent and beauiiful-new article
1.l the secret remedies
-ni The Patent Medicines in use
All the rec Medicines.
t2se'her with a great rarietu OF other goods
AL '' which ! am determined TO sell on as good
'''m' as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES,
h. Alain-SI. L. uchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

The profits OF The Lynchburg branch are
greater than those at any other place except
R~ichmoud. The following is the state Of the
outatandiDo debts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

IL The Editor Of the Charleston Mercury
asserts that Mr.. Webster was a " leading mem
Der of the Hartford Convention - aud, arguing
upon this assumed fact, rates HIM most sound
ly, Il is strange That men who write for the
public should betrsy -uch gross ignorance OF
one oil the most prominent events in the poIti
cal history Of the country. MIR. Webster was
not a member oftbat body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

farmers Bank Of Hirginid.-Ihe Report OF
the Committee is no, so full as to this Instl,u.
ton, furnishing only the Following naked state.
ment Of the nett prnfits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

Recruitment The diplomatic expendi-
lures ofrhe present year a'e $4,000 greater
than the year preceding the contingent eS
pendilures OF the House Of Representatives are
5000 o and those of the Senate $4,000 great.
mittec Of Congress has reported IN favor of his
requesD for AN additional Assistant, Postmaster
General, and ten additional Clerks and, agree
ably 10 the suggestion Of the President, in his
lat4 Message, a bill has been reported for re
ErmiIW'' the Attorney Generals Office into an
Executive Department, giving him one assist
ant at 1900 dollars saidry, tOo CLERKS, and tro
me@sngers. Snch IS the difference between
practice and precept
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-25

The Fifth Censs.-rhe population Of the
United States in 1880, is estimated by tie com
mittee Of Congress, charged with reporting a
bill on the subject of the ffth census, at o.650.
900 free persons. and l;650,OOO slaves total,
l2.500,00o. The committee omm the
ratio Of $4,000, for representation, which, il ii
be adopted, will increase the number of mem
bprs OF the House to 22o The New England
Palladium, going upon the suppositlon that this
ratio will be adopted remarks that Ohio. n York
and some of the new States will have an add.
tional number Of representatives Virginia will
lose at least one New Jersey will lose one
Maine may possibly gain one Massachusetts
it is estimated. viii lose two Vermont, Della
ware aud Connecticut will remain stationary
Rhode Island, South Carolina, North Carolina,
aud Georgia will probably lose one each.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL-R


Mr.. HEMParLL, from The Committee On Il.
ternal improvement, made the following r.
port:
THAT the committee view the underssisg
as one of highly national character; is D.
jec, being to open a communicates beiwc
the rising country in the West aud The Ah'
tic Sea !, is dremrd a spirited and palrIoE
enterprise. which will, with other works nor
progressing, settle lh- question as TO the arI
Of rail roads in this country.
The comL,ittes have had their atsrl':
drawn TO he conaic' which rxlss belwrso b.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company and ID:
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company; Ne
course, however, which they have sdopH
super sedes The necessity Of explaining this dr.
agreement. 1t is the opinion CT The eonm.'
Tee that the contemplated highway owl TX
Alleghany noun ain, will need The assIs'''n
of the Ma ionaI Governme but they c'a'&
perceive any public inducemert 10 aid Bob
can j and u railroad. The COMMITTEE t':
r, heeted much on the in crossing qat''lo'"
il agitation in England and hi, co'hN-
viz: whether railroads are 10 br prefer"
TO canals, in ordinary cases, and on row.
where there are 40 intermediate va "a COMM
nicalions: and they rejnice that 'he eIpa
m-n, is now abou. o b. fairly made
II has bern represented to 'h' Conm'''
that the canal and railroad will ihrIsc ca
o'her at place caIIet! ,he Point al 10. ~"
the Potomac, abou, 66 miles from balI"''
The Committee believe thai It wi. !" "'
discree,, at this time. 10 assist he b1 .'n"
and Ohio Rail Road Company to 'i' r9'
Rocks; for, when the canal md ram 'sn ~
be completed to this point, they VIII 'n"y
fair and sa'i.factory experiment, On WIZ
can be decided, whether canal or '''
ought 10 be made over the mountain u"'
The auspices Of the National G"'.rn"'I
Ii is wished to be dis'inc'iy und'r oou' "'
the slightest preference IS not to DE g"w
either. The COMMITTEE have been lnn9,'
by desire TO aid in obtain'g i"i"Em nI'Ig =,
the greaIes' importance, and up'n WI
country can h, reafier act with reason ah'
crstion. According TO these views w.
herewith reported. ,r ...
This report was accompanied ny N
,horising a subscription TO the am'uh' |" wi
hundred and 6f y thousand dollars to "e ..
Of hat company. The bill was read a'o >.
frrred TO Conmitlss Of he Whole ~
state of rhe Uuion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-23
To be continued |
February 20, 1880

Mr. EDToR-Iou our correspondent, Suipitiu>
is graceful 10 A E for hi. criticism, and he
has plea ,ure hat he did no' cast away the pure
and precious ore on account Of few grain, u
alloy. To please SO frank and so polite cri-
tic, in future he viii! end avor to adorn his
lue vibrations with fiue thoughts, snowy Im.ges,
and with The graces of classic dicsiop. Who
ever writes for the instruction or musemt n,
Of the public, should not be Indifferent 20 the
admoni,on OF frieodly criticism. |, will be
kind, praiseworrhy, and patriotic" if my
rri'ic will resd the article, YOU have not pub
lished, and impart to them some Of the graoes
OF his capacity. The precious ore, by his cru
chile, will be refined from its dross, aud SuIpi-
tious will not be worthy Of an association with
The Secretary oi Wa.