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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
New Establishment.

HHHE Subscribers hnvs associated them
- selves (undef ,hr firm Of HARRIS a.
hOON1 for The purpose ofrsnsaetng Wbole-
sale aud Raiail Grocery business in ihis place,
IA tho isnsmnnt near tire Banks, aud next
door To Ms. Habsoa Johns. aud respectfully
beg lehvr To in n,u ihrir friend and the public
gensrall,, hal thes have received nj extensivo
assortment of 0rneerrs. besides many otter
articles ut nsnnlly hrpi IN snch nn r,tabl,h-
men MI II whlth ate tffsh. having hecn 70
oeuns seIaeted III fhilAdelrhis, BALTIMORE pud
klchmrnd. The following eonrti.es pat Of
the stock. VIZ Is httls. New Odeaas, rudte
Rico aud 81. Gras Sugar. tsroe and %
bugs Ia tiau,rn, ilhsnna ani Java Cotien, 10
hhds. Al ,lasse., 1000 IL. Loaf Sugar, II bo,cs
liyson. Young n,spn Blnck, lmr. aud Gun
pow der lens, pafi 81 attn pn,lilY. Madeira,
leneilFr. Pori. Champaign aud Mnlaca Wine,
crhiss Bhtlles, IL gInss Borlr Cerk'. iOD
Sacks Llv.fppnl filled Salt. American and
S~edes Iron, Blistored, =. Il. G,Ttnnn md
Cat Strel, Iuoo Lbs. Cotton inrn. hall tou
Shot, % kees Rogers aud Dnpnns fowdtc,
81 ho,es lin,hnna Il other 5rgars, Tobacco s.
SNUFF, % boAes Bunch Raisins, II boxes Choc-
olate u doz Mustard, Ginger, Pepper, pimru.
10. Cinnamon, Cloves, Nn'mcgs, Starch inli-
gt, Maidrr, Coppefss, Alum, Epson aud
G.anher Salts, Sperm OIL, Sweet do. Spirits
furpsndnr, \ = 10 4 10 l. Window Gll g.
Shoe Thread. Wrapping Paper aud Twlne,
Wiring, Cup. Post aud Letter Paper, IL eases
Mems abi Bn,s' coarsa Btogurs aud klp
shora AID hrngan,, n psti yeiy stout aud cal-
culn,ed 10, hee,oe. o ease. Cotton aud Wool
Cards, II hox.s Shaving SOAP, 30 do Bsr
SOAP, hall gross Shoe Binfhas, gfoss Shoe
Blm kiug, Shuvel,, Spades, Itaer mud Halter
Chains, cast Iron, len kellies, Patent Con .
Mills. Nc. &c. together with many 1ther ,alur.
bic nrilcles. wh,uh ne ern deiefnlined to srll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
Valuable Country stand.

hHoR RnNT, tor one ormoro years, tho
II Store mud Lumber HOUSES NJ WHugh's
trrry ,brlonglng 10 tho estaie Of james Waugh.
II is believed 10 be the boa stand Tor - Store
aud troeery III this pan Of The country. bc,ug
situated Immediately on the back al Jam :
RIVER, NJ the intersection ON very pubic rnah,
leading from New Glisgp", aud the prdlnr
Mills, 10 Liberty, Salem. d. which crosses at
the frr,y AMI that leading i,om Lynehhurg
10 Lexington, winch - about IN be tutnpikcd
II IS also the place oi deposit lor the product,
olt~" populons aud frrillr sections Of country
Is Jog IN Amherst aud bedford ard has tue All.
vnntnge OF the kiver ,rndr which - valuable.
The irnanl tan have the Ferry win the erab-
hshlncnf. II ~ IS drsned, aud possession mme.
didely. WILLIAM AKAllsIEAD.
q I. y 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
IyCeIECE;.

SHVsILL b. rented, To the highest bidder. on
w the tenth Of November OrH, foT one
yeaf, the plantation whereon the late Spencer
Norvcil, deceased lived with the priv ledge o.
s.rd,ne Ills Fail crop OF shcni, aud possrs
sion gwen on the htst day Of january nFE'
Bond aud approved secnrity viii BE- required
OF the reuter-. BENZ. NORVELL, Exor.
OF 5pencer Norve u, Dec
Or, OF Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
Oct Of

= lafiL SnbsGiIn.f III con. nlac Ia do butinrgs
u nj the old Stand off N >. Boal. and re-
tprcliully solicits the attention of his friends
aud the public gsnsral, Ia hG present very
eA,ensivr stock oil Dry Goods. Groce'i"s, &c
&c JAMES BOAL.
nsf In,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. On the 18Th Inst 10y the Rev.
Samuel Arn.lead. Mr.. SAMUEL WHITE OF
Charlotte. 10 Alss MARTHA, daughter OF Jo-
sah Jackson, Of CampbulI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
NOTICE.

SnlIE Co.phrine,sh,p HERETOFORE existing be-
- tween the Subscribers, under he firm Of
Ismes aud Samuel Boal. Wa. dissolved on the
q h October 1891, by mutual eonscnL--An
persons indebted TO The concern Will make
pa, meni To james Bonl. eho i alone "uIhor'
ed 10 receive the snmf, aud ihose 10 whom the
late irm Is indebted VII apply TO him ior all
adjustment. JAMES BuAL.
SAMUEL GOAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
DIGGES' OFFICE, !

DIGGEo' OFFICE
Lynchburg, Oct. 27, 1881.
Drawing OF the Dismal swami Lottery, extra
Class No. 3, Tor 1881.
46 60 81 40 80 50 81 ) is SO.
Drawing of the Virginia Wheeling Lottery,
class No. Z, for 1881.
80 81 ~ % 81 10 AZ 8 8.
Drawing OF tue Wellsburg Lottery, Extra class
No. 3, for 1884,
90 81 As Al 55 23 g.
To morrow the splendid Dismal swamp Lottery,
No. 10, which draws at Richmond on Friday
the 18th inst. containing Capitals Of 3O,OoID-
2o,o0o-l0. 000-and % prizes Of 5 900, &c.
.kleAeis and shares Tor sale at
Di6GES' OFFICE Of Luck,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

To be drnun on hs 4 u. c. plan - r.
1000 prize, Of ~. 10 be nmarftd 10 III fttsf, -.
eond or Mird diriaon. 10 be determined bp hH
wbich may true Tho eapdat pfizt o. 10000, -
nat he hotter NJ hrce betets. one IN eqch n
pi1on &, ct,tGin 10 d,ou ous friFe nad aiag
d,n,o fow. anne p,t.s, abaee As denoopHa
ton NJ So IN orr tobcsi, oom all the number m
anOihor nj once The uhot 10 be dfaton IN u
Icw hon.s Po,ass psgnbie N ehh jaHg tn
niter hc drawing, ,nLjeei 10 The usual dtd3t.
tioa JGiteeg per ce1t
Tickets 81 iiaire, &c :. /.
Far saIs At YARD - OfFtCE.
m orders from hg Country, enclosing rast :.
ar prize hctes tgiH b, haptjitiip ,eeeitcd apd
yfompily attended 10, ifadtr,a,d 10
q W.iRD Lyleh. Ia.
nct 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
NGIxCE,

PAVING suffered Cons,d-fab,r damage Ivy
~ psrsons, under pTetrnCc al hunting aud
fishing. aud Others. ranging through my hrlds
without any known obj ct, Lerehy ioraarn
all persons against 'respussing upon NV lands
inelosed aad un,nClosed. MS | shalt endcayoT 10
enforce the la" against all inrruders.
wa. DAVIS Jr.
Oct. a7ih. w3y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
A very valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.

sNtlE undersigned will sell great bargain
II in valuable Tract of Land, lying Ia
Bedford county. on the head waters oi Coos"
Creek, nj HE looi of the Blue Ridge, about q
miles from =. Bufari's, containing by " late
survey l2o5 81 acres.. The surveyor was re-
aae.t i 10 note the quality and quantity IN
wood aud the following il his vriI'on report
597 81 acre. one survey. is good land, lies we'll,
hui in woods, and ms upwards OF SIXTY acres
Of low grounds--3l3 may all TOO said TO be
IN WOO q, some god mud, bat generally thin
mud hrokcn-3l4 Il Que halllie Wells good
tobacco lnnd the Other hall rough and poor,
thu we'll tlmb-rrd. Tie terms accomm ola.
ting, say l. . and years, or for cash either
way a gnnd bargain eau be had. Application
IN mr. IN Lynchburg The Land will be shrwn
by 1honns ]. HUI. who lives on the premises,
TO nay one Wishing to purchase.
JOS. +. kOYALL.
Oi27 ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

Oct. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

Oct 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08

FLouR.-There was great activity in the Flour
market last week: and the transactions unusual
" large. The whole quantity that changed
hands was. probably, not less than 10000 brls.
In to "Wednesday inclusive, the wagon price
was IS GIL II, and the store price IS 20 Il
5 Is. Early in the day on Thursday, before the
news per the Silas Richards was generally known,
one house purchased between three and four thou
sand brls. at $500. Friday sales were made
through the day at lsa to 20, but late in the
evening when the mails from New York due
that day and the day previous were received,
and the full accounts per the Sias Richards pro-
muIgated, there were more sellers at 90 than
BUYERS. the news not being so favorably received
as had been anticipated, it was freely offered at
co. and from 500 to 1000 bis sold at that price;
there were also ] 500 bis. taken at 6 19a Saturday
there was more frmness a few hundred barrels
were sold at 90 and O6 but the principal trans
actions were at 6 1ea. The wagon price on Sa-
turday ranged from OF to e 06 and in one or
two instances 0S was paid.
The news By the Britannia has had the effect
still further to advance the price of Flour.
Yesterday the wagon price ranged from Sc so
to 40; principal receipts taken at SO.
At 4 o'clock in the evening we were not advis-
ed of any sales from stores-6 25 offered, so
demanded.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9Th INST,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08
The Misses Mui g
FEM.4LE BOARDING SCHOOL,.

IN presenting to the public their grateful scknow..
Judgments for the patronage hitherto afforded them,
the Misses MUIRS would avail themselves Of the same
opportunity state that their school is still opera
ton, and open tor the reception Of considerably
larger number, we'll Of day scholars of boarers
education, ordinarily taught in other sehoos, care.
fully attended by them; and with the enlarged &.
perience of several years. devoted exclusively the
business of instruction. they Aatter themselves with
the hope Of being able to acquit themselves to the
entire satisfaction IF those whose chren MAY be en-.
trusted to their care. Their terms moderate.
and their attention to the morals as well as the
education of the children, asing, they with
confidence solicit continuance Of that generous pts
tronsge which they have hitherto received
3eieren,e to the Rev r.. HARRISON. who will con.
tinue attend the school twice week, and If .sr-
ed ~i instruct any of the children in the Latin Greek
or Hebrew languages.
mar 3-3svSv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08
ALEXANDRIA, ID. G.
7yEsDJy uoRmNG, MaRcH 8, 1851.

We this day present our readers with copious
details of foreign news, received at New York
by late arrivals, and which did not, owing to the
irregularity Of the mails, reach us till Sunday
evening, when our hands had left the Office, and
consequently, precluded the possibility Of issu-
Ing an extra sheet.
Our correspondent "FABRIcIUs," will par
don us for not inserting his communication in
this mornings paper; it shall appear on Wednes-
day morpinp,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08


-. o'OG'e W tie Chambers. the preceding
an' o. tins paper, the reader will find ample
r5,aS O' The important debates in the French
S Se;'GoerS, on the eth and 2Sth of january; to
We briefly referred last evening" We can
I'm, uni In this place, an expression of our un-
surP'lse and even deepregret, at the Ian
SF,Ss "S'd by General Lafayette, in the course
,p, a'" Seoate 1t is far from being the Ian
Sa,S u wisdom and discretion which we should
sa~ expected from such a sources; and we can
iom p,. clearly perceive why he was driven
nv p'st as cOmmander-in-chief, BY minis
gi,oD ~ determined to preserve the peace of
rr F. The couusels of Lafayette. would be
ernsr re s0, EDITION of the propagndism of the
Av Of r re'O'unOn. | al they been pursued. the
~ ,0's Europe would ere this have been reddened
The S"S auon, and the soil drenched with blood.
he sou S1pA'e 10 which we refer, was resumed on
Vue,ta n saNerte rose and said. whenever the
Ihaye war has been presented at this tribune,
N The rSoaOaheed tor peace. cannot coincide
P"Oh That those who find any thing in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08

Notice.
'sNIE subscriber. intend fishing that wen known her
L ring landing called the
RED HOUSE.
lust above and next the landing known by the name
IF Johnson's Spring, where they will be glad supply
al persons with behring's from the seines hey also
beg leave TO state that they intend to salt herngs for
the purpose of barTelIng, to sell by the thousand
out of the rrikc, may best accommodate the Gus.
toner. They intend fishing with two scincs, b, which
means they hope to be able to supply all who may be
pleased to favor them with their custom the ensuing
season; aud they pie ge themselves to supply oil who
come by land in preference 10 others, and will not salt
any herring IL wanteG fresh from the seine.
JOHN 2. COWMAN,
mar 5 cost MOSES o h. CAWOOD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08

SAB bills: 2725 coastwise; $50 foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street, 4110 bbls. 90 halves.
Wharf, 6e9 :. e5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .9LEX.aADRLa. On. C.

PORT or .9LEX3NDRLf. On. c.
ARRIVED, MARCH E,
Schr February, Allen, Charleston; sack salt
to VIM Fowle, & Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Decatur. Powell. New York.
- Velocity. Hammond do.
7h-Sloop Johnson. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Ship Virginia, Morrell was at Liverpool S1st
inst.-Brig Numa, Fowler. cleared at New York
for this port 4th. inst.
CHARLESTON, MARCH,.
Ship Boston, of {Alexandria) Upton, (late Fin
lew Greenock, 4th Jan. Captain Oliver r.
FINLEY. late master of the Boston, died 9th Feb.
in latitude So, Ion. "A. of dropsy in the chest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

had Of been s ;aS ~ Ea,;s a; a
burg The London Courier doubts tho existence such
probability
Mr Trevor was ahnu, Introducing u,a Pasl,nen, motion
satemen, "eelcua,cd, at period Ike the pressn
great excitement, and ought to I've suppressed"
'aa"ent continues the discussion OF reSeuchncnt aud
r'nissiou of taxation
We confidently that "a, tn the present moment the
news Of the Polish produced any marked
change IN the tone aud hearn. nf m Ministers ~ the
Powers relative TO the affairs c!suu, C3iSt oarasI
letter fon Bcrln Ausbur. Ute. in anno,,ncin.
the departure OF Marshal Dichoh om Berlin observes,
he will find the Russian army ta offered assis
ianca OF Prussia 'eadv hsuc Poland
viii probably he down in tee weeks The writer adds
satisfactory as 'hs prospect is mach cis'nn aud mischief
are to be expected"
PHrutAr!ox rolAxn--a, he beginning OF 1929, the
Kingdom of Poaod the russian province called, OF
winch Warsaw Is tue mc'rupolsl contained ioss ls9 souls
exclusive of the The increase since the 1925 had
had been almost universally located distinct quarters; they
amounted to S8' individual. Tie cx,s, OF property in
siIed IN TIE Warsaw Assurance Orr feo0ooo)0 guds
>5S s5onno) n value. Warsaw rc possesses poprl,on
men and otrhs population SOL 10 pfte i.rsrlr,h faith
has been rannTSrd that the m,,uco,'oi =, Wsrs'w must
Poe to Pole
Accounts 'n :, rc,rs,,a4h la, ihe e,!s,l
bus continues Ia aLa:r
Alarra. Nav 81 The Lieu, Cor couu,audu. in Chic
the troops before Ag-T -e"s communicate 'a following
letter AMI order of the dav:
Al bivouac Oh the Atlas, II o'ciHt Noy. II Af,e
an obstinate battle ani Which lasted hors, Il" expedition
Atlas The battle dill close ,nu night / an, unv i
leagues from Medeath, ro-noros morning shall ne c'sas
severely some ir0s VINO have taken part
the defence of the Atlas, aud tie evening shalt try
reach Mc'clh, return To Aes alter shown. bar
"A''""' all ,. the army can D do asnm them"
Sodiers-The trS %! your mrOYac the heights NJ
the Atlas he this cnunuuri j:a iy ghs
OF the Africa the have
achieved iluacal aud birham opppeh SOFT
of people who accompany thcni
You have fought like giants. aui the victory yours.
fou are, soldiers Of te the brave; uc rivals
of those OF the revolution aud OF the empiIs.
Receive tie testimony ,ais;acuu the c.,pr and
Of the affection of your General in Chief. CLNUSEl'
Pope Plus the 9Th, died Rom, lIe hnrn on
20,h Nov. l76lhs elected Pope 1tst March, lgl9
aud crowned an 6:h ArJii following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
MARKETS.

Tom a Commercial letter. IYNp1N Dec If
The Gram and Flour make rrnsn, .um American Flour
IN bond, 3!Gjls per J.l.
Another Ic'"r Loy0Hv, Dec IA.
la market ",l''ii variations have iakcn pac. dur
luz the last Cotton depressed. will most likely
remain for lime cn0ia. aud lower nrrcrs will be
submitted GoNuaIS rcrjn heavy. IEl Grain and lnur
market stationary. hui the stock both ~ This country
md on the col'urn, l,h, sh ~ require l,r' >ur
Plies from yOvr side daring pru, and "rr bat do
not EXPECT mech Change in lccs inT time 10 CONS,
LONDON, Dccsmacr &c
We are without regular au ais expresses ',s morn
ing from abroad winch produces degree Of s!i over the
market generally and Coascls again cyncus aealency
to decline.
letter ton London Of the 5h says tivrrrool on the
18Th tine Cotton Market dull and prices loakjn. down
private letter from London OF Dec H. quotes American
hour AT S!> 1" Us A"i ph.l,auu OF Iir mentions
that there ciInrI in uar1c' ~ liv,r,. ON
the 10Th fpJs 40. qHo.eL at % To co, an! dull.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
ss se5p aasossw aS)eN.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. !. Ig3i.


III The Fore'gn News excludes every thing disc
being again oi the greatest aud highcs, import, Tho
Revolutionary feeling has extended to Poland, and
'rusSin and seems destined To pcrvadc every corner
and nook OF Earope. The Republican principle is ae
WORK every where, and prevail. The details
are Of high interest and we presume the reader need
not DC invited to pcrusc them.
- me Judiciary question Is still under discussion
IN Tie House of Dcl"gates-'hc second resolution of
the COMMITTEE proposing TO unite Chancorv and
Common Law Jurisdiction in the same tribunal b,y-
iAS oecn Yesterday debated by Nessrs. Garland a.,
Nelson, Maxwell aud Norris of Hanover. The
House at Mr. Lc'ghs instance, reluctantly consented
to dtIay fixing tho question, and to continue over
the debate until to-day.
Meanwhile, our conniry friends may rest assured.
that The principle OF the secopd resolution will be
adopted-'housh possibly, under some Of tho mod,fi
cations proposed BY Mcssrs. Leigh, Brodnax or Nor
rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

NbD JAMAICA RUM bhds. Jomoica Rum.
~ OF superior quality, years old, for sale at re
:aia o. = y. DREW, Agt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

one pound OF Sea leland Cotton costing ~ cents h s,,o
u H"s doo' "h'h IS sold inr % Cuncas, about I'm
' ~ INC "oundrripl iuGueucc Of sl I'm increasing IA -,
we oI material comparatively worthless / few yea,s 90
w" mn"I''"s. had made comparatively hut nle n5n
-o'' COTTON yam No 100 sold FINLAND AZ me- n
uy'"P'on IS now reduced to is PER pound PyoviSgco
n, ~ population OF Uppe' Canada, in March -aao 49,
"''i'" i'rflAsS dsf's 'c ",s' r3za, IS .Ds '-O
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-22
FOR THE STAR.

FOR THE STAR.
Snow SronM.-Among the great vari-
ETY. of outward occurrences, but few pro-
duce a greater voriety fAensations in
the mind, or more general suspension
of every day affairs--a more deadly stag
nation of news, with closer and more
lasting blockade Of the ladies, than may
be attributed to real old fashioned snow
storm specimen Of which was sent
as u sample, on Saturday and Sunday
last. 1t appears to me that this is but in
time with other things ; for in dress, ole
things are becoming new /; small clothes
or short breeches are getting to be ali
the 60. The same kind Of three cornet
hats that our forefathers wore are all in
vogue ; and the ladies' cut short their
gowns and pvt the cloth into their sleeves
and with all this why not have old fash
ioned snow storms new vamped over
There cannot be any thing improper sure
ly, in merely keeping pace with the times
There is certain appearance in snow
which creates in the minds or some deep
solemnity; the cutting thought that some
fellow creature must be suffering, and
placed perhaps, IN situation where NJ
created arm can extend the hand oI
charity but amid the peltIng storm h,
must receive the whole OF its fury brings
to the mind the most melancholy reflect
ions, while others may be amused il
watching the snow fakes, as they circle
and Gall to the ground which cause them
with much delight to cxoisin--
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-22

Hew- besuieous the csys.Als. how hsudssm
their Farm. VI sf
|N osheught can conceive such. no bsin
cen mould;
But him who hath power the great arch Il
command, 10
And q fl'd with the works of his own might,
mind.
While the individuals who are in the hab.
1t ofcollecting all tho late foreign and do
netic news from the different papers, are
waiting with much impatience for the mail
TO resume the regular time of departing
and returning, SO that constant stock oi
matter may be had Gor consideration.
Some part ofthe time old papers are read
and what is gathered from them, appears
really refreshing to the mind, and for a
short time, something is afforded to 60 up
on. 1t may be the PRESIDENTS Message
wiRbe the theme for discussion, which if
discussed at all, should be during snow
storm, when nsthing else can be attended
to. The consequences which naturally
follow such storms, are many and import
ant. The first however, is to clear the
snow from our dwellings, which by the
by, is circumstance of no laughing mat
ter and the next which appears as indis-
pensible, is the clearing out the roads for
which a general turn out is required, no.
ice of which is given by the Surveyor
And finer parode or q greater display,
Has never been on earth. since Ole babel was
rear'd, rs
Than the one which was seen when our compa-
ny form'd
'f bread Pesls and shod shovels, with men all
snay'd
For war with the snow banks, to clear out the
roads,
Ind cntice farmers in with their fms loads of
wood.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-22

fscts meas happiness as fiiendshiP.'-
Have we q friend to share our joys, 4
Tighten our sorrows whose bosom throi
10 in unison with our own ;--when we
are happy his joys Cow in concert with
ours; when we are sorrowful his symPa'
,hies mingle with our sorrows (; when the
world is cold towards US he is cheerful ;
slander may breaths its poison-envy may
riot in the ruin Of our character malice
and hatred may oppress US but friend
ship is firm, rock amidst the mighty oc-
ean--the pillows dash against it and it de-
tes their fury the friend is isunchangcd-
SANDER has raised her voice /; but he re-
CARDS it not-envy has thrown mantle e.
hide the charms which it hates, because
they excel its own but he sees through
the filmy yeil-malice hatred and revenge
have essayed in their united strength to
crush their victim to the earth but the
vigilance of friendship Ihas dictated their
vllainy the true friend is firm in unaba-
ted love and the innocent victim Of mans
perfidy can turn from the malice and cold
ness Of the world, from all the sorrow-
goading scenes Of he in adversely to the
lirmness, constancy and integrity of true
he will find one heart 10
DO justice to his motives here he will
ind voice to approve his conduct when
ust, to admonish him in error, to cheer
lin in gloom, to condole with him in mis-
ortune and to rejoice with him when ho
happy. In short, friendship is recipro-
al kindness, mutual confidence, pure
owe, union ofsouls.