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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

IN some of the small srze ION Roers) published bv
authority fthe State. from the survey of H. Boye Il
engraved by Tanner received and for pale consider
ably under the regular prices, by J. H. NASH
feb
Black Bombazines and Mourning Goods.
4 r II JENKINS a'''''' az
20 pieces black bomba2nes cents per yard to extra
and improved sewage
| Black Italian cTape vCs
Wide black Grape for do
| Best black grapes, for trimming, &c
! Jet black palmarines for dresses
DO do figured mandarines for do
Black mohar aud woIs;0d hose
Plain and ribbed black silk do
Best black horse skin gloves
Black mode silk and gauze hdkfs.
sold at reduced prices, r. n JENKINS,
FEB Aiefno Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Goods s'ore
Ponman ship and ook- Keeping.
4 SHALL hereafter be at the Office every day from
u SIX until nine O'Clock Il. NJ, and is desirable
HAT gentlemen should attend early in The even.
ing as possible. OLIVER a. SHAW.
! feb i
THEATRE TICKETS, for sale at the
Book Store of RI SANXAY.
| feb 4
! A CAKD.-Ny NrGHr SCHOOL for Book keeping and Pen
~ manshp now open Evening seven o'clock in
the Office recently occupied by Mr.. Carprner.
feb 2 OLIVER A. SHAW
, A PPRENTlCES wANTED.-Two In,cIliooo.
IA and well educated Boys, from Ii to 10 wears of
age and Of good character will be taken as Appron
tees at the Wing Office
! n wish TO purchase Female House Servan. who
u is good Nurse and Scamstress.
jan 81 J. II. EUsTACE.
/ TO Farmers.
Will give the highes, market price. for 4 or 1000
- bushels flax seed. J. IL EUSTACE.
| ian 26-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

Two negro waggohers were frozen to denth on
their way TO this city last week. One of them was
driving coal wagon. The other, belonging to
Philip Woodson, Of Hanover, wac sent to town on
Monday with load Of produce, and on Tue sday
morning the Wagon fouvd stalled on the rood.
and the unfortunate driver lying stiffencd corpse
alongside oft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
To Farmers,

4 Will give the highest market price, for or 900
n bushels flax seed. !. IL EUSTACE
ian 26-6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
COOKING VEGETABLES.

There is nothing in which the dill, renee b.,
tween an elegant and ao ordinary table /, mor.
seon han ~ the diessing of vegetables, more
especially greens. They may be equally n.
hne az first, at one place as nj another bul
thfir look hnh taste are afterwards very differ
en-, entirely ffom the ualeless way IN winch
thes have been cooked
Potatoes aud peas ale seldom worth eating
nelnie midsummer unripe vegetables are q ,
ins'pid AID unwholesuiue ~ untipe fruits
you wish TO have vegetables del,oaleiy
cIea"' pnt on Your Pot, make It boil. pun little
sat IN 1t. aud pk,m II perfectly clean bnip,a
you put IN the greens. &c.--lhe quicker they
boil, the efeener they viii he. When the veg
etaoleS sink, they are generally done enoogh.
SMOKING.
The saliva serves the important purposes OF
mixing aud preparing the fool Tor thu slouisch;
hence 1t ought not - be unnecessarily squin-
dered hY frequent sptting. The strange
custom al smoking tobacco Is on thai account
extremely hurtiul. as II ~eAkens lhe organs ul
depriyes the body Of many useful
fluids, aud has direct tendency To emao,ato II,
par iIculeIly la young prisons aud tno.s al
lean aud day 6bres. 10 these II is the nore
DIET 'ineuial, thai II promotes nn' only the spit
ing oi saliva, bot likewise other .vncuntions.
The practice nut Unly vll,atos the Digestion,
hut imPa,'s the understanding and si"phrS
the powers of the mud, Dr. UH,eh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
POETRY Z.
From The Token fer 1882.
OpENlSG Or The sixth SEAL.

ny THOMAS DRY, JUs
Ana I6eheh i0hen he opened The SAITH seal. -
Re,.v. IL
! stood above the IN pUntains. and saw
The unveiled features of etrfui,.
Inc MIR GIFTED earth dad qudA- The noun
! talns reeed
And heaved their bright foundation, 1, IN,
! day.
/ The i'lands roelted in the sea The rocks
lopPlfd' aud 'eli IN frngmenla. Lightning
! shot
a hery glare afhSart ne rnined world.
thanS returned again. IN eKinguihed sun
II blark and fa,lrss ii the midnight AR.
me moon b"eamc as blond. And one by one
lhe everlasting STATS Of heaven ii fall.
Even as the lg-lree. shakru rs The wind
prop' her untimely lrult. AL light wa, Dad
The h"pvens-th' aIsi-nai heavens Themselves
'liat stretched
Shtotd.like above the EARTH were rem, l..
Aat "ta3st."d like scroll together rolled.
Al mes t.l vsipIy strNin treir aching gaze
into ia- bo,t galf. that Knocked the space,
jae yesp,'g fs,'ye. OF the departing shy.
Tie ei}y rns deset1. Nlrn aghast
90 ~. n 'hrr rocking htbrta tons, ont
r...,t'A fl lds, that CAPPED aud swallowed them.
oha'n,
Add fling in bprror hi4 feed arms 10 hrnven
Aud men did cast themselves upun the earth.
Aud hide Iheir faces snd thty pfayeL and
died.
The living aud The dead together Law;
Inc lrantIc mother nnd the persisted chdd.
Aud mrB do grovel ~ the parchIog dust,
Crawling Like serpents or then kindred dead.
The crowned head, the lowly aud the lromd.
The r.eh. The brave, the mlghty, bond aud
fee,
rIembrd aud hid themselves, and shiverins
C.ept
into the dpns, and mountein-caycs, and rocks /;
Aud ia their mortal horror, lifted up
o. high Their hollow voices. and they prayed
I. We mountains fall on us--end ye, oh rocks
Hide us--ay crush us rom the face Of Him
Who sile,n on the throne, aud lIom III LaInb.
For, Ia his day of Vengeance rs arrived.
Aud who eau hope to s,and r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
Z = .ssAS z. e X & 81 Il. Ii & Il
~ w. = > * = - Us 10

~ 49, - = tx :, - 4Ee.s 80
EAAk SQUARE"
anEAVE j',i ,acrse8 % packages Fall and
x Wn'r Goods, purchase al the
N1r,lou 4 n1s. ~ M iorA, PhLadeig'hIa q
baltimore, All II waIlh they w,ll sell al their
',aal P',,es Tor Crsd. The following are Il lew
- t5a 4rntlrs reeeI, ed:
Bates ..ist Drsonshise ktIseys
DO. liu.rvs
8 d. t heavy Lordon DuiHe BLANKETS
do "a do
: do. . Point Blankets
do. d.. do.
" do. A n nvy Appleton Shir'ing
~ d.. "A CunnIn, ham j. Anderson do.
b do. ~ do. Oznabufgs
:. do. 5 1 do. do.
DO. ID Brown Shirtines
} do. "A Bleach do. do
'fo IL Dorchester Bedtick
do. 4 4 superior do.
do. Heavy Domestic Pads
100 Pieces New StSlr Cslico
5oO Bale, Cotton Yarn. of Clark aud the
thistle Manufacture
20 Pieces Cloths OF ali descriptions
10 do. Cashmere do.
90 do. Cassln-ts do.
In addition 20 which they will DC daily re.
CeIsng fresh goods.
Sept. IL. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

EYlRGlNia, TO VITA Court of Monthly Sc,-
sl"n, held for the county OF Campbell at tl,, court
House thereof on Moudlt The 18TH Gly II Septem Der
toji ~ the 56th year vi tue CouIlHouWedlth-lIayd
!. wood, Complainant against Jane Wood. Andrew
wood, Hiilim Wood, SI!as Wopu, Catharine Teas,
ana ner husband - Teass, William Fox LYDIA
Gerry. " ~
me Delendauts Aad,ew Wood. William Wood
~ ie,ss aud atharlae his Wife formerly Catharine
anu si'as Wood, not Appearing, aud II appear.
'He satisiiclOn OF The court that they are DOT in.
ol lhis State 1t ordered AMI decreed that
$500 y" 'p'ear here on the second Monday in Noyem-
,I "oN and answer the bill Of the Conplainants and
c"p5 81 'lis o-dcr be forthwith inserted IA the
'Usmi"i, published in the Town OF Lvurhburp, far
"'ns s""ce,svcy, ad posted up at the trout door
"' "'u .'nn "hf' On Two eru court days
AtOl4 feste,
Sept. Is. =, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
PORK.

Ia almost every bianch OF agricultural pnr'
suits. there ID ample Ioom Tor improve ,neui-
a cali ldr observations aud experiments, GA
no subject, perhaps, IS there a grrater need io'
bette, a. more groers y dtiused inlormstiou tina"
an thai OF mating PORK. We should I've uappy
10 have inqutues aud commnnIca ions from
farmers. lhe following I. itOln HE Western
lilies
As lie season Tor making pork approach's.
Il MA, NOT be ansi 10 call I'll" "1,rn'ioa oi lhn
laIner TO au ~ u.le 30 important Ia his ar' aIise
menls, aud so much affecting hts interests.
Amoagsl suose "ho otins Iu's erI'Ae 10 The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

Nim"iNiNA--At rules held n the Clerks office OF
o pouhly Court of Bedford, the 9TH day Of Sept.
~ i'-S3hl W. Hart Jane Hurt y Joseph Camp
'niareh m wlIe, formerly Mildred Hurt PnfS
I s,,ss iia'n Hurt Nnucy liur,, Floreutluo Hurt
h,vH nehry iiurl, and Aaron Aired and Eizaielh
~ ''' 1' vs. :" N""'S'7
,no ueIehdants Aaron Aired and Elizabeth his wife,
nnna9 E'@''elh iturt moi having entered their APP
aaIo ana gwen security ding 10 the act of
tra, 10y -"hu II appearing by satisfactory evidence
NaL 'ney are not inhabitants ofihis Commonv rdth,I
~. r mat The said defendants do appear here on
tn iSI'ti Monday ~ November next, aud answer The
VI tae f!aiht,lts anG that copy OF thi, nrder he
Or.l"'th inserted in some neyspsper nuhli.beJ,n the
un,,ad hyhchbhrg, Tor Two months succe,sveiy and
county. - VIZ 1ou'' MUST Vi ''is
eopg-Teste,
sept l. M y MICuLLL' ''k'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

external air. and the latter then presses in
vt every opening or erevlee 10 eisplace tue for-
mer.
nay does The suiphu,ie acid In fire bottles so
Often Jaa "a ,gaiiing Ms match
BECAUSE the acid "a continually attracting
moisture from the AIR. owing to the imperfect
man nei OF closing the boitlrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
pL.AIII IRIE3.

Mr. Il. Mason. of tins town, who has devoted
much attention 10 improvements IN agr,c II
ture, and Horticulture, has this year RACED
peaches oil n large SO and as rich IN Favor as
any lc he found ~ HE r"iiadiphit market HIS
trees are in poor, eravelly sod, and sheltered
from he north"e., wind. pedch tres gro"
too iast in IA rch soil aud do not bear iru't,
Ihey do bet ia w0rm sandy or gia-
veIIy lIshl soil, protected from tue cold
",nds. In the Spring it is brheved 10 he u
good paa 10 throw straw around the rao's OF
HE trees Ia prevent The frost coming oul too
soon. After tue rising sap stars the b"ds, a
htrd frosl Will VI them and The branches they
are on. Nnh proper care. this luscious fuIt
can be rased ny almost every one vino has ii
farm VI IA edrden. ReHntbec J0arHuL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
A LARGE ONE

A cucumber was raised thu, season, by Cap.
Alloy al tnIs town, measuring 10 inches IN
length, nd 10 IN cItcumirrence, AMI weighing
D. los. y Oh 5llLiUuH Mercury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
TERMS.

rrFor 81 per anuum. PAYABLE In sdsance'-No sun
yin be rece,,od for less time Ihan SIN MONTH
=, .y,ll he inued fbut at thG discretion
80 E,itors3 until al arreaTGees are paid
Advertisements viii no Inserted a, 80 cents PEI
Sor les. the first time, aud 81 ~ cents for eael
si'a,a,cs Those from a distance must be paid for
sv,asto their insertion, or the payment assumed by
ma ,..,,,,,a,bie .ersnnin Lynchburr
n All letters addressed 10 the EdIorsmust be posf
.sI or thsy will mol be attended 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

uU5i lrctivH Il . t.,ppir'r as>uItn'r"t ii
~ 4lt4ztS AT 81 u cEiSA To-
'tKaiG G..IOs kSs,- very oamot'--aud
= nn#n-d, 'prtiot qa.i'E.
s.,as %. kYIt. & BORLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

| oov. lis well. says the other, - now half -
aud with that he laid hs stick right scross III.
| hfr. and standing M. addressed the travel
| IN these words -" Name your na,ne---bs u ol
'hose that are upon the earth or Of those that
are beneath IL; ba 1t Frank, Moor. Turk, OF
Indian, prince or beggaI, living an u hre aihieg,
or resolved INTO the dust Of Adam 1000 wears
as"-spenk. and this boy shall behold AMI de.
scribe The FIRST named was William Snakes
pea'e. The Magician made three reverences
towards tho window, saved his wand nine
times, sang out something beyond their inter.
pretal,on, aud al length called out. " Boy, what
now ho you behold -" The sultan alone r..
mains. SAID the child" and beside him see
pals-faced frankfurt not dressed like these
FRANKS with large eyes, "A pointed beard,
tall hat, roses on his shoes, and ~ short man
tie ~ The other asked ior Ila,eis 1roufe de
Iehdn6, aud the boy immcdaiely descfihrd "A
lrhn, old. yellow-iaCed Frank, with "a huee
p'o"h wig, "a nn'meg gialer profile, spindle
shdnks, butkled shnrs, aud gold snuff hox
Lnrd Prpdhoe nov named .Irchdearon Wtanp-
ham, aud the Arab boy made answer, and SAID,
" perceive tall greg haired Frank, with n
little BOOK n,.coai. walking. IN s."a,.lep. ,wi,.
the hnok--hs eyes ore bright anu cleaning
Its 80 M, ..hfty--ne - the happirsl-lOok
Ing Frank | ever beheld.' Major Felix now
named brother OF his, VINO u ~ the cavalry
OF the Eas' India Company, IN the pre- Idency
al Madras. The Magician signed, md the boy
AGAIN answered. " see IA red.ha,red Frank, |
with short red Jacket. aud white ,ron scrs.
lie Is standing by the ssa-shor,, aud huhhd
him III re is "A black man, IN n iurban. holding
a beautiful horse rchly caparisourd." 3" God
III Heaven - cried Felix. " Nay, the boy re-
,umed, i" this is an old frnnh--he has turned
round sh,le YOU are speaking. and. by Allah
he has but ono arm - Upon tins the Major
swooued away. lis hroia'r lost his len arm
IN the campaign OF Ala --Ie'J an non anl.
plus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

vAlE .ob,cr'ssr, "a'"s 'o-" d"H anthor-
y SD IL receive aP}l'ra' ons "nl make
..t,e,, to- tnr a,ove company, offers hi ser
v,ces 30 the o4ugrs sf psop.'ty IN ,Vnrahnrg,
.oJ copuuy j acent JOHN J PURVi5.
AGg IL oho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
Oct. 3

NOTiGN.G,r'e ',n,e'''s', w"' pea
" lion = nex' Lee',laii"r % Virginia, tor
,etc. TO r,ect ioll Bridge over James RIVER,
,psf l.slcBbuig rom ibe inhd OF the frat unnl-
al in Auhsr,t. 90 thr Isnd OF HE Iale!, Ca the
opposhe '4eir ........5.....-
BENJAMIN .ScHOOLFIELD,
N!LLIAh DA5iEH.
Sept. .. I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31

market. y Is the frequent complaint, that the,
ar" compelled 10 sell Il for less than il COS
mem his IN many cases IL doubtless th,
| MOI, But u NAV be we'll 10 enquirs whether
ne loss may be the result of negligence ,or want
| OF eooudmy
fHsf IN The number of stock hogs which
man, attempt 10 keep through the wear, with
""' suitable provision tor their support and
'"'h he same quantity of food necessary To
Keep large stock of hogs from absolute star
'hhon would Keep half the number IN good thri.
wing condition and require City pr cent less
OF corn TO make greater amount oi pork IN the
same Inn Than would be made from the " hole
""mher' The pork tho. beng heavier, would
"on'm"nd higher price.
secondly ia the breed. More aud better
p'rN may he made from some breeds min.
honih' Old, than from q hers eighteen months
oil !.
lhrdly IN the manner OF fattrnng. Many
expect TO make pork by feeding theiI hogs up.
on III ground IN y small pen, which soon he
comes hlliy slough.-Ihry are ~ roor C1ndi-
""h when first enclosed aud after giving dlem.
say TO the number Of ten, 100 bushels of corn.
nay wnnder thew ar. -. - -. ...-.-i.
after this ranges from 100 10 100 pounds
'"hs'ens IN F." s@sitsrsa pen, having II good floor
aud bed Vi sfaH, aud often cIeanou, w." -
t'niive feeding, they might haVo reached 21o
POUNDS. without auy additional labor, save
that Of bdiidiug n stye. Attention 10 the lore
gong would make difference III the farmers
p'ohis, aud he would return from the market
Well pleased with the usual prioe "t pork, aud
be able to say 10 his neg hb0rs-l have made
money b, my pork this year find thai the
hnt heretofore HAS not been ~ toe Htdfhft bal
me
The writer has made in the manner here des-
crIbed ] 10 pounds OF pork from 10 bushels o.
aoind corn. II The corn had been boded aud
mN+d wnh potatoes washed aud boiied also
nth the corn, the qnantiy Of pork would
dO0biI. 30 nave been 10 per cent moit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
-eCfD--
From The Richmond Engnir

EMtGRA IiON OF FREE NEGROES To-
AFRICA.
| have been plrnsed 10 perceive, by a publ
ca,ion in n late Enqmrrr, that the Colonias-
ion Society have detr, miheh t. despatch ano-
Their txp.drIun WIN emrgI ants TO L,beIia this
lal. Bul ~ thrre " III no doubt be many
NOR . Is rs dtsfons TO rWissale than could
bt tansparlrd Ia One vessel and rs IL seems 10
me yer, Il, snahl" BAT At tue present moment
an ,o,p. tas shoni1 ba Ri,en from Iirginia, 10
the operations III the Colo acton aoc.eiy, (
cannot bni tank that 1t would be very desirable
90 pruyite ne means IN Virginia, Tor sending
vnt n seeoni expedition. i,oIB the Cnesaepake,
early TINS ~inlrr.--lh he iargtI the number sent
ihis year, IN. morr the Coiony Will he able 10
receive upxt year, aud do hol that the STATE.
al her own espence, will transport next year
as many as the Colony cnn receive. learn
'ua. s2e vii pa, ths asset u an enigraui,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-31
VOL. N.-~ND. 20.

NJ the end Of that period exceeded the wLites
3uol a"d VII" nov eacead them 10 nn,nbe.
! 81 ,u7s. Ills fsfth-r made manifest that
ffom 100. 10 1850 the blacks mereas-
cd. ~ pcs
the Whites Increased, u ,s6s
daIo Of The blacks ia the frat period, 2s,0u..
From 1900 10 1910, the blacks inereas-
cd, 4764s
The white, increased, 10.
Gain Of blacks in the seeoad period, do 80,
s'om 1910 10 $50, The blacks increas.
ed, o6,os9
the whites increased, 1890
Cain ofihe biscks in the third period, l6,6b6
From 1920 TO 1880. the blacks inrreas-
cd, 1905
tue whites increased, 81 062
Gain OF the blacks In the fourth period l6,02a
ih". III" 49, ..fs.- IL rb- %. "A, l.,
~ second pefod, 1a,,s,s
m fh"d p'riod, 1906
IN ith pciiOJ, 10 %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
Tu the pm;ic.

AvlNG observed in the Gazette of yesterday All
Il adv crisemen, Which appears to have been insert
ed at the Instance ofs Cub, termed the "Coiumbia
Cabinet Makers socety," the truly " benevolent
tendency OF which, seemingly, is to guard the citizens
oftne District in heir purchases Of Furniture, but os
tensibiy, to operee against my and other Estab
hshmens, for daring TO have, n their estimation. the
en,erty Of refusing to submit to their diciaon and go
vernsnce IN tue nansgt mem of my business
The Society state that " im consequence Of the re
duction cf prices for iu,Tnrymen's work they have
m de out Book ii Prces; when, in fsc the, are
we'll aware that reduction of their wages has taken
place FOR the last ten years; but, the contrary IN
advance OF at least twenty per cent; while the prices Of
Manufactured Furniture has, in propoHiv,a;c ratio
decrvased in price
rhe Society think it hu, jus, 10 announce the names
Of those emp'o, crs who have lin s.me instances from
nIsinformation) submitted TO their dctstion, and would
fan prescribe those who dare uns rske the manae e.
ment Uf their own business, trar.lneilrd by sny
pledges. And for myself can, will, nv I" boys" as
termed by them (though have journey men earia to
any OF the Society manufacture Cabinet Furniture in
all II br.nces OF equal! net superior eissunee aid
durability, 10 any OF the enumerated cmpo, crs with
the best workmen of this truly proscrptive
5eneroient Society confirma Of which assertion
would invite those wanting superior Cabinet Furniture
to call at my Establishments IN Washington aud Alex.
andrA. and examine for themselves, as I am prepared
to furnish House, wholly part. with every
tisl article OF Furniture, VI short notice, and certainly
Ut LESS PRICES than those aho they make it appear
pay higher prices for manufacturing.
JAMES GREEN
Alexandria Nav % 197I-,f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
ThnmNs Gardiner, NJ. D.
SURGEON DENTIST.

AS the honor to inform his fellow citizeus. that.
having returred from Paris where, for Tie last
two years, nc has been studying Dentistry under one
the profession he tenders hs-servces 10 the public
and hopes BY his attention and skill, to merit patron
age.
;,r. & has brought with him large assortment Of
natural AID most approved porcelain Teeth, which lat
ter. BY their sup"ror manufacture. resemble 90 nearly
the .tnrA teeth to be undistneuisbabc from the
WHEN placed in The mouth.
Persons VII" have, by cancer or other disease LOST
their noses, lac will supply with artificial either Gre
clan or Roman, 'h4t cannot be- distinguished from ma
lura hnars specimen may he seen at his house or
Penn '::sna 'vsnue, between 9th and lolh streets.
Washington City.
nov -i3r,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
To &he.pubAis.

EXCEEDINGi.y regretting the necessity which
II again constrains NJ 10 appear thus, nevefthe.
briefly notice an adver.eaent which .ppese IN The
Gazette OF YESTERDAY. bearing the signature d IN
pioyerf .besessats journey usen --The writer per.
cei'es from ati,torted and n,ys,ied q,otasos ofmy
charged him With submitting TO the diesati Of abe
Society. and prescribing those who dared undertake
the manag oj their own business" &e. .sJ
Asrespects the first, eAnnnt have greatly erred.
since those who agree to sign their Book must in
measure submit to their dictatiou; for BY one Of their
rules, an employer ~ arbitrarily prohibited from en-
playing any iourneymsn who does not belong their
Society, however avefse he may De to attaching tim
selftoA. Unless they do so, they must be bencvo-
lenty" discarded for the sake ofth exclusives -
This cause, therefore. If no other exist d, thint, fully
ust6es the assertion, and entirely e1onerates me from
the mputsion rfunjus6sble hostility to the s6eiety
rs never can concede to any Society the privilege Of
determining who shail or shall no. employ.
The writer, in the eagerness Of his desire to make
with the Society, and evince his unpro
voke hostility to myself has, either from the scuteness
obtuSeness of his perccptve faculties, discovered
accusation in my note, which other but himself
could have found; rs have in way therein charged
an employer with proscrbing"-so that the avowal
Of his innocence in this respect is Is premature as off
cious
With his remarks and opinions respecting Societies,
&C. have little to say, other than that their Book Of
Prices" may perhaps serve a convenient guide for
those who are mechanics tn theory; but those who
pract cay need no secondary guidance BY which TO
regulate their business; and parents binding their sons
TO such. have sure guarantee that hey will become
aea,s in their profession. without brng endowed with
that ineonprehensible ouniscience which Book Ct
Prices" lssad To afford
Not expecting To have been necessisted, after the
lapse Of near week, again 10 notice the socetys adyer.
sement, had ordered my previous note to be discon.
tinued as sewn b. yesterday Gazette; but have de.
sired it to be reinsered that the public might deter.
mine how far the gentleman's remarks of Yesterday
were cslled for AS varied not with Lm, now leave
the subject, hupng that shall not be again compe cJ
10 notice il JAMES GREEN
Alexandria Nov 10. 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-22
SHIP NEWS.
PORT UF ALEXANDRIA, IN. G.

| ARRIVED. NOVEMBER Of,
Schr. Erie, Bartram, New York; freight for
| the District.
slst--Schr. Velocity, Hammond. Boston; plas.
ter, nails. sc. to VIM. Fowle s. Co., and freight
for the District.
British Brig Caravan, Done, Halifax, plaster
to WIN. Fo~le & Co.
British Schr. Thistle, McKenny, Halifax; plas-
ter to VIM Fowle &Co
Brig Spears, Davis, Thomaston; lime to mas
ter.
sehr. CALEDONIA, Twining, Boston; plaster to
f. Dangerfeld.
schr. Robert Gordon, Ireland, New York; to
8. NJ. & 5. II. Januey.
sehr Seceder, Prowty, Boston; sugar and
mackerel to A. G.. Cazenove.
Sloop For,itude. McKenny, Nominy; wheat
and corn To James NJ. McRea.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore freight
and passengers for the District.
SAILED, Nov. 90,
Svhr. Eliza Hand. Hardin Providence.
Schr. Abigail, Norris, Boston.
Sioop Statira, Petit, Philadelphia.
$50
Schr Washington, Wilson, cleared at \.
York for this port 10Th inst.