davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
The nth Session of MRS. PORTERS
for N,uns ha0ies,

WILL COMMENCE on MONDAY THE l9rH OF
SEPTEMBER.
!TDUCAIlON is viewed by the Principals OF this In
~ s,i,ution as tina, which mculcates correct prin'
cpes poiishcs taste regulates the temper, culFates
reason s6dnrs passions, directs tae feelings, h"ni'u-
ates 20 rct acon, trains Ia SELF denial and espe rally
that which refers al actions feelings. sentiments,
tss, es and passions to the love aud fear OF God"
The liberal patronage bestowed on his institution,
has procured for the first teachers III every branch
of scientific and ornamental education, whose con-
slant aim is strengthen their experience. by con.
sunc the various stems CT mUdein Improvement III
Europe and America
The yigihnt cafe and paternal watculno Of the la
les who live together as one household, regulated
TIN on glnut with view Ia the Improvement OF Their pu
ps secures good health, and rr"priety OF conduct,
and Aft rls opportunities for communicating lessons IN
Tie numerous points Of nann,rs AID morals, which
come into view, only in such domestic SITUATION,
where maternal intares! Pervades all Instructions
TERMS
Boarl, hundred dollars per annum, or IS dollars
Qiar,crly, pay able in advance
Trilian acco ding the class in which the pupiranks
from five to ten dollars per quarter in advance
French, Italian, and Spanish, each 70
Music, Piano, Harp and Guitar 10
Drawing. Landscape. Flower, Miniature and Velve.
painting,
Lectures on Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy
by b. Ha'lowell.
Each Young laly must be provided with bed, bed.
ding towels table and tea spoon, and silver tumb'er
uniform ,sworn daily in winter, Of blue b"r'hNzet,
or crcassan and Black apron Of the same material;
plain muslin han Jkcrchef leather shoes and coored
huse Ga Sunday inilsr dress. with cape OF the
same material, q straw bonnet lined with blue, and
crimson ribon coaks of dark blue. Summer dr. S. ut
blue gins ham during tie week, and on Sunday white
dress blue belt and the same bonnet worn rs III VIM
ter, with blue ribbon.
REFER TO
Rep r Keith. Reu Nm Jackson, Reu C. Mann,
hhn Roberts Thomas Earfar, Thompson, F. Mason
Laurence Le,ois Richmd Nas"n Bernard hooe.
n G Cazsnoue e 20 r Thompson, Vim. FspH,
| ay Go Gemge Brent. alexandria, Z
| Gen. tim Orerton Lonisidnn
! Col Bomford Hon Leri Ho9db~y. Con" Rcdsers'
| Gales e eaton Washington Z
Temple hason Temple Hal LoudOun Cy Pa.
Johp Va,hineLn, haunt psr"on p,
| Hea,v Turner nheailand Lftrson Cy ia.
! Hon Laaiel FEB ter, assachusseiis.
| Gen John Rason he0rgetCton
! IAle>audia, corner ct Duke and Washing ton s's.J
sep, lw6w
~ The re-openng of Mrs porter's School
is deferred until Monday the i9n instant sept9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Sept. II

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Sept. IL
At Tuesdays market there was only thin
attendance Of the trade New Wheat was in
moderate demand al reduction of cd per 70
lbs from the currency of that day se'nnight; old
was in very limited request, and I'd to Sd per
bushel cheaper. We also noted decline of Id
to I'd per 45 lbs on new, and Id per do On old
Oats, and of Is per Dbl on American Flour: The
transactions in the trade since have been chiefly
in new Wheats, which have gone off ex ship. but
prices are further reduced ed to Sd per 20 lbs.-
Old have been quite neglected. and we quote
them nOmiually as on this day week. The arri-
walls Of new Oats are still limited; good qualities
have supported their value, but inferior undried
are rather cheaper. American Flour has also
been sold for Is per barrel less money. Barley
is little inquired for. Beans and Peas are also
in limited request. About 400 bbls sweet Flour
in bond have changed hands at 22s. In bonded
Wheat no transactions are reported.
LONDON COFFEE MARKET, Sept. IL.
The public sale of Coffee Yesterday went OF
with great animation at an advance OF about 2s
per cwt. on the lower kinds, and the sales
amounted 10 about 100 casks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
NEW sARM

=, .ar tae s'yis Of Gcrrord & NcRsady.
/. "tFRARD. ~ Hen'ucky. and \ sicrE ~,
=. " W, hcm Il McReat.y X Go. h,ving assoc 4.rd
.'a !" The mercantile business, respectfully en-
..., :" We OF customers of 4. McReady & Go. auG
generally, that hey vii Ne RECEIVING. IN the
NV" tw dsyS. tnm lie Eastern cities, gene.
..r r'" q y A'onab!c Articies in their line when
-, 'e 'app, 10 sec their friends, and sell the N
Suns lhn>e persons who have not ct nur.
ar. tal n. Winter supply of articles IN their
d. - Pa'Sru'srly solicited TO delay doing so until
u, ,.' ','l Of 'heir good,
'-'ass. Fairfax CO. Va Octst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
COMMUNICATED

" EpuoR: When the ..Act concerning
Ave, free negroes, and mulattOcs,' passed /"
'npil on the l9rh inst. is published. please IN
sr ,ae Ave, and Noes taken on the passage OF
.hs bill.
Tbs AYES were. Messrs Mason, Bracket.
Bard. Smoor, Becler, Morse. Taylor, FendaIl,
Leg
The Noes we're. Messrs. T. Jacobs. Davis,
Miller HOlgh. Pres'on, p. jacob. %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
New Freuyh ii.NmMAar

| 't'ENhloUI md e,>y Grammar for teaching
ne 'r'rng III French Iarguag, Which may al
'''~h 10. s'Go-g,u.r, "''r t,crht. ~ uoi Al H."
Vs." H''.. uH -r,,SnG.fg OF tn French wri
r. -" '' " - m> D,,il,'i uro thirty lessons
,''-s' .,pN oE phrases, TO ~ cunr.ilted
.,t.''H . - ing Jhr ,tun IT the French
y SN''r .r.-. ,.,.sh AMI Is.,sn ComveTsa
D. 'y"SH"a, '-. &c BY HCnr, Gu-Sar. 'ate
.,t ,S ~ ~ 'er"acu,' ..gue az the Gymnasium
20 l%e, aol On >,c by
0'' 6 & We " nopp,snN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

BY GEORGE WHITE.
hardware and Fancy articles
vIlIIs evening, commencing at seven O'Clock, will
be sold at my auction rooms, an exten.ive assort-
ment of ordered TOR sale without limits, cors
sisling in part Of
enon, hand and mill saws
Brass door locks, chest. draw pad and horse do
Half shears aud scissors
Dinner and desert knfes and forks
Carv.rs s'eels comm ode knobs
Bolts and hinges
Brickla, ers and Paisterers' Tools
Plated and brass Candlr-ticks
Shoemakers' tools Of different kinds
Brace aud Bits, Tenders
Tea Kettles, GrIdrcns
Shovel and longs, Shaving boxes
Henings and Ba, iss Needles
Damascus ard other Rszors
Plane stocks and hits Of ifferent kinds
A great variety OF Saddlery
Butts and screws, &c &c
OCT 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Ennst.ahle's Sale

ID virtue of three writs Of er faeiss to me dlreceds
4 TO satisf. debt due Ia & %. Smoot, and issued
out of the Office Of Adam ynn Justice ut the peace
49, for the County of Aloxaniria shall pro.
~ M coed. or THURSDAY the l7tt OF November
next, at II O'clock 81 sell. on the pre-.
& Ys5sHl misses. to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the ut. it'll and 'r'er II James Black to cer-
tain LOTS and TENEMENTS situated in the
town of AIexan,irI. and bounded as follows one lot
Of ground with the improvements thereon. beginning
at the intersection OF of and Patrick streets running
with Wofstreet TO Henry st,thence north OH Hen
half square, thence easteriy parallel to Won
street To Patrick IT. thence south,rl I" the beginng.
Also, one other LOT Of GROUND with the I'M"
prov, meats thereon su,ted the wesi side OF pitt
street On the south side Of ten foot aey ITO fee 70
The south of Wolf street. thence south on Pitt street ~
feet, thence west parallel to Wolf So feet thence
north and parallel Pitt street % feet TO the said ten
foot slrv with th.t sev to tn" beginning And also,
one other LOT Of GROUND with the improve
meEts thereon commencing on tie west SIDE OF rHs
street with the line Of lot Of ground sold by Hamilton
TO Fletcher thence west with that line 80 feet to an
alley thence north with the alley the Inc OF lot sold
m Ia ilton to Ill., thence esster, with said line III e
in and pa:ile Wolf street SO N to Pitt street,
thence south with PHI street to The beg ming.
| EDWARD RURCulLL,
| nct Iyt. (.oEs.shies
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

r.Jn,d-l letter from augusta, Ga. states
J,,Ihal ju,tlakea place between John F
-. President Of the Macon Bank, and
C. .,I.sp, a physician of Macon. The par
,,.,j Z, !isat at augusta, but were prevent
-, h.c.yolent interference of the Augusta
n,s,mg Society. The meeting, in eonse-
,,,k MACE at Fort Mitchell. Woodson
ryl The difficulty was Of domestic
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
Trustees SMNe

TYNDER the authority of a deed f trust, executed
L on the 18th day Of August 1926, by John Lewis
and frances r. Lewis his wife. and recorded in tho
Clerks Office of Prince William County Court, will
SELL by public auction, at Bren sve. on the first Non-
day. in January that being Court day. for ready money!
y m"i.t, of
TRACT OF LAND called SrEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the ssn,e ah-reon
,hn Lewis nov resides, which conveyed BY said
Lewis and life the subscriber. Trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned
Such title AS vested in the subscriber by the deed
of trust viii, he conveyed to the purchaser; is beev-
ed to be II On. s,ioLable
oct l8 It's ROBERT BiIiY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

u,,,and Jockey Club has UNANIMOUSLY
' =, President Of the United States and
,' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Gen. Samuel
!. u. .oI llosorabIe Gabriel DaHal honorary
og,bslr Association.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26
,I,EXANDRIA. ID. C.
~ v0RyIvG. OCTOBER 20. IS L,

~ anothe. COLUMN, it will be seen
= ,.l friend, lend, in FairfaS' have taken measures
s'' n% ~ .good cause" Loudoun having
l;7"' ;,opIy remains for Prince Will
~ 49,, n order to insure Il united action
" ~ -, Congressional District. We are
: ',- bv the report of the proceedings
- y IA, some Of the most worthy, respect
i''- n,,,,i,l men Of the County, join in
p. 4.;, shoulders to the wheel, When the
" " cannes on. the District will give a
=, for HENRY CLAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-26

rr.. ,f,is .M,siss;ppi.-The prevailing de-
,,,. in that section Of country are the
4. ,I.,,,, Bap,is,s aud P'esbyterians, Their
.;,. upmbers, as given in the " Christian
..,,, and Journal and the = Baptist Tract
, anne. are as follows:
Tl,Ji5s-l9O,2l4 church members; and
/; i'iarnt preachers.
Rn,.si,.-Sj, oil church members, and l,OSo
ra,lcr'.
D, jp,srims.-60, 625 church members. and
e preachers.
R.,j,, the above iii, aaent preachers, there is a
y.. onmber Of local preachers among the Meth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
LYsCnBURG. NOV. 1881.
TO TIE PUBLIC

W. have the qualification Of presenting The
/ Viranian" TO IT, patrons this morning, somewhat
enlarged ala nearly in new dress. We find too
late for present remedy, tls4 our font ofaew type Is
too .naa to fill the sheet md shall therefore b. com
pelcd u uyo portion ofthc old fea vael.J long
~. ur,.l We can procure an additional supply.
Asa ftls 5Ql. q elotle sometimes LIS the effect
Guaranteeing men in'ozc-sirty from which hrrae-
bare garment would cx-Iaaa tom, W. may indulge
the hope hat like consequence VII be the eneal
of the new eafb IN which oar Fape5 appears. Il
care IN collecting and industry IN disseminatius the
earliest nseIligeace will constitute any eI4n upon
the patronage Q. tie pabr, " shall cadeayor to
deserve it--la yafiI-s our eol.nas are eaphatcal-
Iy)ree. OmoWn opinions are expressed with bold
ne, and decision; but We shall never close them to
an adversary who wishes to defend his views IN
the SAME manner five were hiamers, we night
be more popnlar, bllwa should certainty aot deserve
10 be So
WcshaII look for large acc ssion to our slibscrr-
ton list fiom among those Who take no paper, and
consequently keep themselves in a great measure
ignorant Of the mighty events which now agitatc
the nations Of the earth and "perplax monarrhS
cotemporury, the plea Of not beng able to pay
for newspaper is no. worthy OF credit in this hap
py country All who have hands to labor and the
heart to read may have brought 10 their doors, AVID
III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

| The news by the different arrivals from Europe
which have recently followed each other with con-
Siderable rapidly, can be h<tned to nothing so apt
! " us the changes effected 10y shaking a kaci-
doscope From the complexion Of the advicas re-
| celved ahou tn days ago, anticipated nothing
less than Revolution in France, follow.
cdby General War in Europe. But, another ar
rival, few days later, dissjpatcd these anticpa-
tons, and we sfed in the assurance that the Peace
Of Europe Was not likely TO he disturbed Agan
are all IN fearful agitation and that sagaciou3
politician q. p. O. assures u, 50 far France is
concerned-(ano, IN these matters, France is
EroPe)--th ii viii end in one of four ways
ma change ofdynBty and government or Sd, in a
sort ottemporar4 sstordlon, until the nation shall
rise or 4th, in general war; and anarchy and
trouble. 1t Is q ute unnatural Che adds) " &c
this state of mis- cry and uncertainty" Mons rcr,
rms; as he of tle Enquirer would suy We are
tired of speculat on.
Bat, the chan ;e nthe aspect of the news from
Poland is truly eA hrating Warsaw indeed, has
fallen INTO the h ands of It's enemies but,
" What though that field b, lost
All IS not lost. The mconqucrablc will,
" And study u revenge, immortal hate,
And courage never to submit or Yield
These stilb ltng tothe courageous Poles Andeven
now driver he ore their invaders to perhaps their
last place of re reat the proclamation of their CHIEF
breathes noble spirit Of independence, and OF
proud defiance worthy of Poland, inthe days hen
Sobleski and 81 iaiSaus! Shame to the tmid coun-
sels of England and France which couM have saw
ed this gallant eople, who have shown themselves
So worthy o. tae high boon of freedom, but who
FopId"ot Future times will reproach them with
Their cowardlce and impocy, as the present ace
now does the apathy oftheirpredecessors in silently
acqmesclng IN the first partition of Poland, by the
three rapaclous despotisms ofthe North of Europe
We console ourselves with the hope that the msul-
dued and apparently unconquerable spirit of the
| 'oea viii eNtort from the Russian Emperor favor
able terms olpcace il itcannot secure their indepen
dence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

~ J,.j-i #s., .l.,.,., a. =, ..,.... ..l,,C
,rI, .,','' - ~ '9'
H. ,''''' o,'' T. 's'''' III MS career ,''@,'-n
'lI. I'' " nav one 10 i'aus' III -N'"
''','u ~ ',''a,'0 u "''h some Il"
NV ''' '.,''' .a' ''iourn IN ''s own
,o ynn,,b.., val, ,b,,, ''''' ''' SUM- '''''s
lie mr,yeJ E,rc f,,n, -, ,,oy, -, on,,...,.,,
yer AND ,,,,.,, ,,,I ~ ,',',.'
" I.. ,,l,.,,.. n.,t ''9' ''N''''
h ,,d '.,,,,' ,',,',' ,,''''s ~ ms
, ,,,'a 49, ~ ~ n','",' ','', !, ',,''i'
IN" 9'"HS'l "I""sl CIV a'a Two sugar plantations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

A short and comprehensive SGRMoN-from IL
Portsmouth journal of Saturday last -
Ne~PaFe BorronerS-Rcad.r, if you hor-
rowcd this paper send it RIGHT hacl.--as You may
feel ctcap aijcf You have nsh,d rhs PARAGRAPH.
Ifthc tailor SENDS MIR coat nome 10 YOU, would
you think your nelghbor far IN his request tor the
first use of
ltthe baker leaves You hat 'oai should you like
TO lend 1t To Your ncghhor, and have 1t returned
cold with the corners gnawcd Of
lfthc pcmnypost leaves Il ietlf ON your counter,
should you think II right IN your neghbor 10 seize
II, before You had time TO read It 10 ioiiga load Of
potatoes on IT. and thank you for the of 1t some
hours after lhe should not be 50 unfortunate as to
oseit
lfthese things are not rialt--then IL Is not rigit
to6orror newspaper az TIE day DcbcR 1t IS publish
cd.
We have received request from one of our sub
scrbcrs TO discontinue his paper for the present, ior
no other reason than that he is pagucd yb0rroie-
crS. We presume that they not such persons as
he cam very well deay the use the paper So Il
Is lritt uoH, boTrower, whoever you are The per
son who lent you this, although he apparcahy die
| It with much pleasure, wished that you woult
take the paper yourself and not take his Rec coat
hot lo0f and letter before he has made full use o
! them himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

NJ. RoHdolph.--We have heard some rare sto-
res otthe freaks ofthis unclaimed Bcdlamite, who
like Hamlet has " method in his Madness" since
his return from his extraordinary mission, nca1
the Court of St. Petersbmgh
In his speech at Charlotte court house, we learn
that n declared himself the servant of his dear
constituents during his eXistence--in other words
that whenever they have Office to confer, he is pre-
pared to accept it And not content with this gen
eral tender of his services, he ayowed his willing
ness to accept seat in the next Legislature, il
there was vacancy Ga polite hint to Capt. Rich
ardSon to resign, inaSmuch as he kaely that other
WISE there was no yaoancy,) and upon the condi-
ton that " tie store @oUldje removed from the Iyal
otthe House Of Delegates quite trivial consider
alton, when the talents of such man are in market
and one which we propose shall be Immediately adj
usted to his liking, by public meetings of the citi
zens Of all The counties with view of nstructing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Nor York Eiections.-In the city ~ u.
at the recent general election, the jackson 49,
succeeded by majority of between 3 and iDGf
Great apathy prevailed, as is indicated by the ia
that the number of votes polled is nearly 5000 ie
than at the election last year, notwithstanding tles
is AN estimated increase or eco qualified voters
the city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Tcrmont-William slade Esq IS cIec1o
Congress, from Vermont, 10 supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death OF the late n Aia'aY
Mr. SlaJe is one the Clerks who was disns.r.
from the Department of State, on the aerossou 70
powered the Junior Nero. Whomthe Executive pa
ish, the people reward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

An Important tart An able editorial arlicle up
trrn boundary, winch Is undoubtedly from judge
PHfnlf, and may hr, therefore, relied upon rs au-
t.cnue AMI almost efir,dl II has been often stated
N tho country thai England was as dissatisfied
Name Let those who have credited such an asqer-
non read the tollowmg.
1t Is VIII lmown--ws have i, from the best an.
thonly thum January lis' III BRUSH Government
otleully madc knewnlothc KIM Of the Neither
lands is entire satisfaction with his drcislon-al-
PROVING thrPunc,plcs he had adopted in coming To
wisdom IN arriving ri such conclusion. l. istrl.c
tlns VA. done IN u secret and confidential mamcr--
hut 1t Is equally true that for more than s,N month,
the Government of the United States n, Washnc-
The Albany Ey.mng Journnl states thot Mr.
Srapr the Ann Masonic rnr3illate has ON the
fifth tll been elected Ia CONGRESS IN the ID I,strlct
Of Vermont, Lately rrprcs n,rl by Mir Nutut,
deceased
Ma BERmrN. late Attorney General of ,be Irni
ted States ha, been nominated 10 ~nacecd Alu
LeNrGlN. uf ti,o.ga. m The lo,..r huns. of,,an.
Cor GusnrN. rtccn'Iy apno.ntcd Eria-,d,,r
General Of Engineers. 10 .pccraI ,;r< Rre>,en
has mIpted IN Washington tonpdgrta,etba34,, II
tha' station
&C. = Z Porirv-The LEXINGTON XIV Ga
lc,tc of,b, 2d ,n,t nv W. arc ,'
g.ruusly IN a. the .lncs of Mr.. Brel,arid,, i,
this neighborho, ID. is now consider div h .rI,,.s
clans as ennyalcsc,nt and th,t we'll tni,d,d L,,,c.
may bu INDUCED Of L., .per,ly recovery
A Jackson paner >ays. g. the ,oic, If ,,c n.,,,,o
in favor of the hero tGr, l,rI,s,n1 is Lo.,n,,,,o
louder every day Th,nr,rcr IN. i he,n5
en- ty tle more moi 3 it makes IN ,,,n,,,,.. mn,
Tfafra C,pr-g,j..,- III, Ito r.. ar C.,.,,..,
ton winch met in New, No.l .,l,,t.J , ,,.,I,,;,,
IrcommsnIma J.. e ,yea,. ~, o,..,. a., ~
American system in III, Sontbcrn son,l, lv.',ora
and Western $ ,t,s "a he hel -, ,h,r,,,. - e..
rIxyarI ON N. Ia Nfana,,. - 1,,,,,',y. - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

p. The Pennsylvania Wig saws, We ware VI
error, in representing it to have sad, as fact c"
ming within its own knowledge, that letter VA
in Philadelphia from Mr.. Clay, expressing b.
willingness to give way to any ether indvlda"
who might promise to concentrate tie opposition
Gen. jackson more ofectually than himself W
50 understood MIR Simpsons para craph al the'lq
We now infer, from the manner Of his disraimf
that, we expected there is no such letter in cA
tence. Are we correct iii this?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

8r Apablie dinner has beer given to y
ton IN Nashville, and another toJar.sa r. I E.
the II. of r. in Knoxville. Bob -sa##eer
the " 7@bie Orotor"-as v, :. .acY -s4s
cry dog has his day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Pel7tjoas ruth 7a,1tg-Thc Now Yor'. Post
contains l,lter from Buyukiery near Constanrno.
pIf dated August 9th, which c1prcs e. somrdaIlt
Whether Commodore Porter viii be receive oy
the Turkish government and Of course whether
The frenzy viii be ratified
Tn, abusive language (aayg tie writer which
has been sollberally bestowed On the Porte m CON.
gfegs has boon col, ted and translated here This
has Initiated the high officers and the delay ns,n=
ding oul minister has increased tins irritation Al
Inst L $ vessel pro tents sclfat The Dofdanclles
with person styled an American minister on
board -as such he Is allowed 10 come up, and when
Las powers are IA be verified hc turns out only to bc
a CtaJsc Tins with rs Woaldbc considered az a
small matter but here where diplomatic rank re
gualed by the h.gh oour Of etiquette at Pcrn, II Is
com dered a. m insult II WA IN vain that II V If
ufqd that the United States n,ycr could from her
situation have any political relations with Turkey,
thai hrr views were exclusively commercial, and
that a C9drrcwas sufficient FOR that purpose. To
lhs 1t va, rtpcd that We Ind zen, ministers to the
countrie, of Chih and Colombia. aud
thought that dc Empclor eouIdb folbed off with
Chtrec
Austria Sardinia. Enal1nd, md perhaps France
hatc funnel thr onlbez, and ali arr uckIed with the
ldeu tint tn Yankees will be excluded from TN.
country Russia alone las ho,n. and hfleyr vii
rontlnu 10 be- our finn TREND throughout The
(arts connected with ths ease arr boirer, prnci-
pnly these The Adms arrived o. the Oh INST
4 anchored OUTSIDE thr Saraglio Point below thccty
whcre sh1 su liz, Porter landed about lie 18th.
ln,d house for II ycar at Bnyusdcrq, and h,fs
here entirely mnonecd 10y the Government No
.Nchu,ec Of aalulcl took place ON either adc. but
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
DIGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Nov II, 1881
ig ofthe Dismal Swamp Lottery, Glass n,
20, for 1881

43 80 l3 II % 80 II Is 81
TOMORROW the Petersburg Lottery, No 8
draws IN the town Of Petersburg, Capitals $50 600
COCO, &c.
e. The Official Drawing of the Virginia Ere,
Road Lottery, NJ. e, may be seen at
DIGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Al, Old lhR--Wc trust thatit is no offence to
tender ears, 10 use tins apPeIation, when speaking
ota maiden, who died in Poland last year, after at
tanning 10 her one hundred and twenty fourth year
She came into the world and took her leave of il on
the self same spot, the village of Br2czn Her
youth and advanced aye We're both endowed with a
greater portion othealth than falls To the common
lot, So much So indeed that on the very Sunday
before She died she walked three miles To att nd
divine service.