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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06
NlMssical d EnglisM school.

TINE subscriber will reopen his School on Monday,
! the 28lh nf tins month The Latin and Greek
Languages and the usual branches in English. en-
brace the Course Of study pursued in this Institution
Tn. subscriber would express his grateful acknow.
Judgements for the very liberal encouragement ne mas
received during his residence in this place He Indui'
CO the hone. that he shall continue TO meet the rea'
sonabe expectations of his patrons and advance me
t int erests of his pupils to whose mental and moral
:.rcnt he inte nds sedulously to devote what
ever of knowledge experience he may posses or ac'
quire e,
nessor the School, would crafty the subscriber by oe.
casionaIl, visiting it. u. CLARKE.
.uu 90--0.w6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price of Flour
was steady at IS 20, with the exception of few
loads taken occasionally at 81 90. Sales
from stores of New Wheat Flour at 1S to s5,
old wheat, fresh ground. 800 to 1S4. Potomac
new wheat and mixed at 5 ls4. and parcel of
Cd or. old Flour in store, priced at IS.
Yesterday there vas no change in tire market,
% ruled from Wagons. Small sales Of King
st. from stores at "a to 5 25. Potomac new
wheat and mixed at 90 to l2!
The exports for the week have not been received.
Quantity inspected during the week ending
Saturday 81 inst
King Street 1855 bis.
Wharf $50 1872 half bis.
Potomac SAT
Total 2I58 l32
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06
Soap u Candles

: aNDING from scEr Juno and for sale by the sub
1 scribers, lot Of VIM. Jackson's sospand can
dies. A. c. CAZENoFE - TO-
sept )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06


This Marke. The late advance in the prices
of Coffee in the London market, caused some stir
in she Baltimore market on Saturday. Upwards
of 5000 bags good Rioand Porto Rico were taken
at 2 cents, aud in some cases at III for the lat
ter. Of the amount sold, more than 1000 bags
were Rio.-Baiiimore american.
Prices Of Cotton Yarn in Baltimore. Sd Sept.
No. 10, Is cts, Using one cent every higher
number. and falling one cent TO No. 7; for Nos.
S and E, 81 cents.
-eSe-
The Markef.-Immedatelv on the publication
of the news by the George Canning. Coffee was
bought largely, say 40n0 bags, at old prices. AZ
forwards prices were fixed about CT higher, bu,
with no important business Ashes are rather
higher. for pearls so SIS is offered. Flour
droups. T. jour Com. Sept. 5.
-eSe-
From the London Price Current of J,dy29.
A toeraby large supply of Wheat from suf
| folk, fresh in for this mornings market, which
| met with an extremely heavy sale, and If any
thing the prices were rather lower than on Mon
day last.
London ,'viy 25.-FIour remains as last quot
ed. Wheat 90 to rs, Rye, SO to 54s; Flour,
per sack, So to Cos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06
PORTUGAL.


Advices were received here last evening, and
published in some Of the morning papers. that
Lisbon had been attacked BY the French squad
run, and that the attack was followed by revo-
luton, and the flight of the usurper, Don Miguel.
We have inserted the articles referred to in ano
the following tems-all we find respecting Por'
tugal in the papers before u.s.
PoRruGAL Aradne sailed from Lisbon
the day after the French squadron calamity fcrc-
ed their way INTO the Tagus. 1t consisted of 5
line ships, fiSates of 60 GUNS. and small yes
sells. They fought the forts two hours and half
but lost not spar. When they reached the city
the Portuguese ships struck their colors The
English took no part with the French. and had
no intercourse with the shore. 10000 persons
were said to be in prison.
Private letters from Paris state that the French
squadron has LETT the Tagus, taking with them
the Portuguese men, war, to the numbr OF about
five or six, with which they remain outside the
bar. They retain the above ships until the mo
ney demanded by the French Admiral be paid.
about g3O,OO0.) The two reclaimed French
men are also to be sent on board the French Adj
mira's ship. Don Miguel was using every en-
uedNOr 10 procure the dDOFe SUM. we w hot
hear of any French troops having been landed to
take possession of the forts: the French ships
passed them regardless Of their firing.
Morning Herald.
TURKEY, GREECE, &c.-A letter from Wen
ma, dated July Is, now says, that there is no truth
the report of the burning of Jasey, and not on
Iy does the alleged conhogration seem to be a
fiction. but the accounts of the ravages of the
cholera morbus appear to have been greatly ex-
aggerated. In reference to Greece, these papers
state that letters from NapoIl di Romania to the
s9th OF May. negative the reported troubles in
hat country. According to commercial letter
trom Smyrna, dated June 5, the malady repre-
sented TO be the plague. turns out to be only fe-
yer, which was not contagious, and had caused
but little mortality. We may add, as further
specimen Of tie news IN the German papers, that
this fever at Smyrna is now said to have no cha
racteristc in common with the plague.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-06
Varied & Manila CorAase.

TIME subscribers have received an assortment OF tar
red coriage, made of the best Russia hemp; also
some Manila hemp, Which they will sell on reasonable
terms A. C. CAZENOVE Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
CO 1iMUSICArIOs-to, tAs I.rs'a'aa
10 me Editors Of the ..rginian.

10 me Editors Of the Isfginian.
GEsrLEass-rhe Wing Of tia 2sih Instant,
Contains short article stating that " MI.
s~inder. nsM Lreds. has jast published n
book. 10 prove that Lord Chatham was Juni"s.
and 10 said 10 have succreded in hinding Lord
Chatha,a's Draws with the authorship Of these
celebrated political l.uers."
Iunius in his 18th letter having occasion TO
speak OF Lord Chatham. SAYS, 3" II his ambition
he upon level with his und, rsianding " he
Judge, Of what Is truly honorable for himself.
With the same superior genius which anima'"s
aud directs him 10 eloqurncs IN dsbste, wis
dom in decision, even the rem Of Jon,ns shall
contribute 10 reward him. Recorded honors
shall gather round his monument, aud thicken
over him. ll'ss solid fabric aud will support
,h. laursls that ~dorn il. am not oonvr'ssnt
in the language Of panegyrie. These praises
are eHior ed from me but the, will wear well,
ioI they have been dearly canned"
presume this compliment 10 Lord Chatham
must ha,e escaped the memory oil the Editors
OF the Wing Such man ms Lord Chatham
was, could n OF have been guilty OF the indtli-
cney Of beslo~ng such a panesyr,o Hs ,hi'
upon himself. a..
February LIST, 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

n ca r. COCHRAN have on hand
~. sacu an assol tmcnt oil Fancy Go ds az
they believe isnot surpassed Ivy any other IN
this country Ia variety aud selertIon. Compri
sng the following articles in Can on, Ffench,
Italian aud fancy BRUSH Goods $:
black nnl coiored Italian Lusitinss, Imitation
PLAIN aud changeabs do
Black, col,red aud cnangeable Gro de Naples
figured do. in grea, variety
ColoIed chsns cable, back mud blue black
MarcelInes
5-4blnck and colo,ed Bomhazinrs
Crepe de Lyon, plain and figured Mandarinc
Plain aud figured Poplns. Ageriees. PUMA
riocs. OF tie newest styles
French Prints, aud Ginghams, and Foulafd
Musns
Pons"es sod many other articles for Ladies
SpitsiGeId aud fon6ee, Dag and Bsndsnna
Hdkf..
eros de Naples. Gauze and Grape Ildkfs and
Scarfs
Silk and Kid Stocks and fancy Crsyats
Black and coiorcd Italian Cravsts and imiss-
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and IIorseshin Gloves
eros de Naples and Cave Garni,ure Ribbons
Cap aud Bet do, of the newest STYLES
English, and French Silk Hose aud { Hose, EN-
broidered aud open work do
Linen Cambrics, and Cambria liandkrrchicf,
Black aud c0lored French Grapes, Worsted
Barge, brown Cotepaly, &c.
Sewing Silks aud Twists, iaacy Buttons, Houi
and Eyes, &c. &c.
+, Viii alsp have M extensive ess0itr1 .,
Lace ''9eds. con4isIipg OF
English BObbnef, Gymp and Thread I,r,s
and Edgmss Caps, Capes. pcler,ne,, Chem.
zeits, black aud white Ls.e Wells and shawIs
wl'ha complete ass'ttmsh, of a., Old, "a end
Sd Ihbtt aud ~ ,riuo Shsvs, fr. :
Merino Long ohawls, 6v. &c.
A u q (. G. have .secied ,hrir sto, k r;,h
particular ie'e'ence To the southern a: ,dwe.
'r'n market, aud MS ihey will add to ,hr;, a.,
so'tmont constantly as fresh Clouds arrive ,he,r
STOCK Will Oe Kept up throughout the year Al,
OF which they now offer Tor sale a, low 81.
and on The most Ebe'ai terms. They ,psaes ,'
fully invite purchasers to call md ...pp ...
with care enc, fidelity eAeca'cs
New York, Jan. II, 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

u The Legislature OF Alabama having
passed resolutions nominating Gen. Jackson
for re-eieciion, the Governor of that State
{ transmitted them 10 tie Executive of Mas:a-
chuse,t,, who did not give them very cordial
reception. Gov. Lincoln made this extra egls-
latve procedure Of the Alabama S0lons the
subJec, OF special communication (very ur
necessarily we think to the Massac h.sctts Ls-
e islature aud thcreupon ensued a deba e " full
Of sound and fury" which ended AS all such
debates must Of necessity end-in nothing.
En- pnssnni-Wc ART pleased TO see that the
Legislature of Virginia has thus far progressed
withou, mcddns with national politics. We
hope IL will not consent 10 be drawn from the
consideration Of measures OF Slate policy, at
least during the present. session, into The discus
sion of matters AS foreign from their powers Rs
thu loo al concerns OF the States are from the
jurisdiction oil Congress. Gentlemen who aIe
ambitious OF figuring TO posIeriiy as thu authors
Of W Reports will IecolIect, too, that OF all
the past aspiran,s in thi, field. Mr.. Madison IS
the only one who,e fame has lasted above one
winter. One Cesar lives, "a thousand are
forgot"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
-, i. bi,i-B.eauss i makes a''--

,..i.s up = hiIl'-B'''0'' > '
pant. - nj,
On the mrs, an at Drury Lane ON 'ne
srd ca IT De L. 1856 John kemele h,m'e"
2mh OF oe'ps .ad sang the songs. a, one
Ilaysd h'eha, of this piece 10 appeared 'ha'
ofihs rshsa .,,,;red the tune OF Inc pri"ci'
kemble anu correctly, but that ne was sHo-
pal song n the linton when MI. n"s"
Iy d1hcie"' ",,laimed with f'npai'ence, MT
the les"' ,h., ,eally wont do-yoo n'.tae, ,"'
hemor' - We'll Mr.. Shaw, sa'o non'
u'ns ~. /. nsl solemnity, oe"1. ' - !,
Wv" ,;n outright than to ue ai"ay' '''"e ~
a, gu are
an. excellent precepts 10 iarnen
bicb are stored IA P"f''
w. 6nd the following ,.-
w I'm l.rt. OF cows and h'eshs ,ne s''
h.yino milk and honey. Conh"e
e" -. wah good fences' but let your oee'
60 al lrgr,
ia, 10 SHAKE Of Trouble. Set about doug
ID IN .omebpd,-pnt on your nat apu 90
ga ,,.i, The sick or the poor-I"qu'e 1910 'he'
mi. and minister TO them--seek our inc oe
"a a,s - immersed, and tell them Of the con-
s,laions of relsio'' -, no
Y''"aI ,or a heavy heart IoTard.
a,.Pe i0' "'
y ,io,O 10 hare hs ,cinier 10 pass a,tdy quick
c,ve note payable 1T the Bank In Oh DAYS
and spring will come before 20" a'e prepared
iof il.
Rsf,rmltiou Isl work OF time. national
~ hov.vpr wrong il mar be- cannot be to-
,"I,, changed al once--ve must yield little
20 "' n. repo.ses.,on which has taken hold on
.pa mind. AMI we NAV then bring people TO
' 1Ion, ,,ha, would offend them, ii endeavourcd
-, ne introduced by violence.
" ~ Sir j. Reynolds.
f. vain man The sin tilest spark may KIM
.us ioto the creates, Aa"e--becaase the mate
',.,, are al vays prepared for l.. Hume
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
Etna Fire Insurance Company.
Prefection Fire and Marine Insurance

SomFdnH, ODtce on I'm Street,
Richmoni, Ia.
par. Subscriber. as Agent for the above
- Ohces. will insure Dwelling Houses,
"se Hou'es, Mills and Machinery. Manu-
'dco''es, and buildings centrally. ani all their
contents, VIZ: fnNitrre, Books, and Wearing
~ M|"'iei; Family Stores, DIR, Goods. Groceries,
"uea3 Flour. Corn. Cot Oh. &c. nc.
also, on Vessels and Shipments to and
,,''" Tue different poris ia the Uniled States,
Europe aud The Wesi {ud,es.
u wefence may be made to the principal
'," IN Richmond. large portion of
nr o" ""'r assurances effected 10 the above
omcss'-Lr''ers tpost paid) Mil be attended
W. aud any information gwen that is reqoiiej.
jNO. o. LAY. Agent
for ftna aud Prot'n lnsu,. CONS
~ hie' I" Ca.wsli Poe, Ii nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
Respectfully &c, a. b. JOHNSON.

tAhD:
To TIE Patrons Of The J1iers0ninn.-T hnve
tend, red you my thanks for Tie sup ~ eIt'n-
ded 10 the " JEFFEkSONIAN ~h,c h,ld
an interest in that pnper, aud TO have adused
you Of my Withdrawal from II as partner. was
a duly which ought 10 have performed AT
the proper time aud should havr done II NJ
d much eailIrr period than tbIs, had II mol
heen ior the iulroducion of circumstances
which 1t is needless 10 mention. Blu n IL never
too late 10 do good aciIon--espeolelly one IN
which the actor - SO much interested as am
in tue annuncIsti0n must make. beg tbrn
that you Will receive my warmtst ackuow LOG
meats fer the llbeial dIsposit,en you have maur-
lestea--rrgre,ting 1T tie sauIe tune, that couId
not consistently wi my own views, Coniinue
IN n stu alton in which might have enjoy ~
that disposition longer will ren'aik thar IL
WAS u in n view TO benefit the establish
ment, mud therefore to advance the interest
Of the party which the paper WAS gotten sp to
support, that dispos' Il Of ny ,n,.re1 in 1t TO
those who no~ Lou'rol II. Whether have
been disspposted since the change, or you
erati fled, you will hes, determine. 1 will fur
ther state, that sfer having resigned "A pro-
priarorsbip III the pspsrj took upon nys II,
nj the solicitation OF those who became solely
Interested, the responsibility of performing
&c rten of its dulirs these, also in ubediunce
To my own feelings, aud in compliance with a
ish, often before eIpi essed, surrendered ia
Nuvetpber last, lilo the hands OF th0so who
assigned them 10 me. I could say more, but
fsr,hrr thnn 10 congratula'. you on the ui-
umph of the party 10 which most Of you he
long, and Oh the prospec' Of ITS continued pre-
dominance, ~ouli, NJ this time perhaps, be
tedious and uninIerestipg
With great respect,
ACHILLES DOUGLAS JOHNSON.
P.S. ngai" say that have had no con.
NJ 1ion with the Office OF the rsonIsu" siucs
November last A. ID J.
Lynchburg, February d. 1881. Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

AIR NENO begs leave To inform the IN
NH form The Inhabitants of Lynoht'nrg. that
he Ia, opened BAKERY nj The Washington
Hotel, where he attends Ia bake the best oi
Bread--WheAt aud Indian Bread-hot rolls
every mor"'ng aud esering-hot Tusks every
e,ening-Biscuit and Crackers OF the bas'
quality. Families supplied with bread-lS
loAye, Tor u dollar.
Feb. In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
nAilip'S OFFICE,

Feb otl, 1871. :
Drawn numbers in the Un,on Canal Lot
terry GLASS No. ?. drawn al Philadelphia on
Saturday. Jannary ~.
81 81 q ~ IL % OF 80
Call aud renew yous small prizes tor tickets in
m. Dismal swamp Lottery. the drawing oil
which will be received tomorrow NJ
ARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
s1.SsNE ~

II Duff Green " 81 re-elscied- Printer 10 The
H. ofn,n,e..nt,tiv on Wsdnssd-. ie.'. The
vote stood thus Fsr DAB Gree" loS, Gales q
sea,on rs, William Greer 10, Scattering d,
Blanks ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

II Tn. Canada Patriot predicts quite con
fienfly the speedy dissolution of our Union
We hope the Canadian is not a prophet. though
the signs Of the times have an awful porlent'
And, indeed. il, rs the Nullhyers argyle, the
states are entire and absolute sovereisnties
aud the general government a mere shade"
tae Union is an empty name al best, aud IS not
worth preserving.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

rUNlr,H,E - ANN
ipfAyE just received a, their e"'h S'S y on
EX Bank Square. iresh supply VI ""'
Goods-aaongt which ara
% pieces Casinetts
~ pieces L'ossys
10 piee-s Duilicld Blankets
Bale Point do
truss OF Hose do
A Splendid assortment OF fresh Cloihs ana Vas.
,nsres OF every colour aud quality cougar ~
auction.
900 pieces OF handsome Winter Cslicoes
MrIino Shawls aud Scnris
Cnshms.e do do
Nava, ino Bonnets
The above Goods, together with most Of
their stock are fresh having been purchased
thin a short time aud will be Auld nj the most
| reduced prices.
February 7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
MARRIAGES..

MARRlED--Ont the Sd insiant, by the Rev.
Samuel Arm,sead. THOMAS RAMSEY, 10
Miss SUSAN HAZLWOOD, OF Charlotte
County.
- on the 2Oth of February by the same
MIR. ALFRED ELDER, 10 M,n ELIZA,
JONES OF Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
FLAX SEED.

r WILL give the highest market price III
=! cash for a guam hy OF clean fresh Fla. Seed
II delivered immediately. A. HATCHER.
Feb !. in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

TENtIE subscriber respectfully inform, tho
4 public that he " receiving aud mnnufsc
turing Carriages Of every description, Among
which are the following Coach, Coaches
Chaots, London aud New York Bughys, Az
bany Pheytons, Barrouch. Balrouchee, Phi.d =
lephia bons, Gigs, Hunters, &C. and any
Others that may hr CALI, for.
All ORDERS thankfully received and punctualy
attended To.
Repairing lone al the shortest notice and on
he most reasonable terms by
II, r. BEACH g. Co.
N B-Jnsi received hrst rate Coach smith
rom The North, OF which we will assure the
public they can be accomln odated with repair
ns Carriages Of any Kind a few door. below the
franklin Hotel, Lynchhure.
IL. II. BEACH X Co.
Nov o. Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

nj Our readers are aware thatan Eclipse OF
81. c., ~;,, take Mace on tie 18th inst. II
NAV not be amiss to caution individuals asa'n'
gazing at i, with the naked eye--as 'ns'snce'
have heen known in which ncurable injury has
been thu. inflicted upoa that sensitive ofg'"-
Stained o, smoked glass may be osed win
safety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
To the Editors ofMe pirRinian.

Gentiemer--Ihs following Gard was handed
TO the Editors Of the Jelie'sonlan some ,sn
days ago for publication. "A II has not yet
appeared III that paper, aid rs its publ Icnton
as early as possible may he beneficial To- me,
nust request you 10 insert II ia yUur n,h'
number.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Foreign Ncus.-There seems TO be an en-
barxo on the European packets. Our latest date
from London is the 9th aud from Paris the 9th
of December-about two months old. w.
may expect in few days news Of great 'n'e =
rest from tina, quarter-pe rhaps decisive OF the
question of peace or war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
Millinery, Matchmaking &c.

Millinery, Matchmaking &c.
MINIS. GILL returns her thanks 10 tho ciii-
lVn zens of Lynchburg and ITS vicinity Tor
,hsU patronage, and informs them 'bst she
"onlinoo4 10 execute ORDERS for Bonoei., "a
dir. ,9resses, &c. in the ncntrst manner, aud
according TO the latest aud most approved
modes
She has on hand an assortment OF Silk md
Leghorn Bounris, Suitable Tor both tow and
country trade, which viii be offered At The
most reduced pTitrs.
Ian 40 ifGtots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

II We are compelled to postpone the co""-
ter r.oor, OF the minority of the committee OF
manufactures, in order I" make '""'" ''' az
Repor, of the Board of Public Works. ~h'c"
i, of more immediate interest to our readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
.33O,OOO, S2O,OOO. 100000

2. r0iOOO
And NO BLANKS.
n. Y. Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 8.
Draws /" New York on Thursday the 10Th
~ of February.
GRAND SCHEME.
Prise Of S3O0"0 % Prizes of 5000
2ooOo 20 900
l00to 10 $50
92ud 81 100
Besides many of -jOs-40s-Gc. &c. and
h"ne less tnan So
NTNO BLANKS.sn
Tickets Si0-Halves $5 to- q altsrs B. so.
For sale al WAKD's oEEICE
Where all orders from the couatrv meet the
most promp, attention.
February
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

NJ A writer in a Charleston paper ascribes
IN. extreme cold weather Of the present winter
o the in fiuence Of the approaching Eclipse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07
TEN DAYS LArEa FROM EUROPE.

Aiier our paper ~as put TO press, the mai
arrived, bringing aeeoaais Of The arrival 81 The
ship Sovereign, Cap, Chamrlas a, New York.
bringing Loadon dates 10 Dec. 10. We have
only time 10 make the following hssty but i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

IN .yain nan the SIN 'lrst spark may KIN
Ale INTO the greatest hhme--brcaase thr mate
rs,, are al ways prepared for l.. Hume.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

\ .,o,o 10 hare The pinter 10 pass aitdy quick
,.,a note payable 1T the Bank III 90 DAYS
.ot soring will come before you are prepared
for il.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08

Creator. To admit the omnipresence ol
God In space, but to deny his omniscience
in time, is to half dethrone hime. All J.
IDEAS therefore Of succession as to time,
and Of distance as to space, relate not un-
to God, but unto man. God is at once,
" first, last, midst and withom end )" and
time itself is but drop in that ocean oi
eternity, where he alone, both fills and
comprehends. All things, therefore, are
present to Him the motive no less than
the moment, the action no less than the
man. To Being that is omniprescnt in
time, all future actions may be looked up
on as done they are see, therefore, be-
cause they are done, not dome because they
are seen, and if this be true, it follows,
that fore-knowledge, as applied to God,
with its necessary deduction, foreordina-
tion as applied to man with all its lame
conclusions, and libertine consequences,
fall, q baseless fabric to the ground
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08

EOR sale at this Office, Just printed
~ on good paper the following Blanks
Foreign and Coasters Manifests
Portage Bills (Whalemen's)
Warrantee and Mortgage Deeds
Justices Executions
Court Writs
Inspectors Returns and Accounts
Blank Notes, &c. sc.
ALSO,
Noyes' Razor Straps and paste, q supe.
yios article.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Nov 9