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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-01

To ADn Drale HoSgaJct Jo,,cs ami Jotn EYogd
fon and aa1n'1ttatatW NJ June Breelc1uidgc
dCcd,
4sIAkE NOTICE, TINT shall, on the flsh day
- Of Jonuary next, 1882, Mt T. Swcellond', Tia
'trn, IN the town ot Pallonsburg Boletour county,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock aud sunset proceed
to take the dfposltlnns Of Jacob Ilnllar md others
10 he read rs evidence for the defendants IN a snlt
m Chanccry now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law y Chanccry for the town of Lynch
burg wherein You are plaintiffs; and myaelf and
others are deifndants; and should | not complete
tae tafingoi all my dispositions ON that day. shall
continue the taking them from day 10 dry until COM
pIct'd ANN BOYD
Dec, l WV
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OR MARKET

Hbc0f--rhe aofta,r. If ll,c corp Of ibls orr3ee
throughout the United States is now evidently felt
-- Although thf exports of flour have been more Inn
tcd tins season than for years past yet the stock
ON honds every where extremely smal-ThcJ oul-
nal Of Commerce Of New York, states TINT upwards
of2o0G0o BIZ of flour ard 10DooD bushels
ofwhcof les ha,e been received IN that market
than last ,cuto the darn, stIl the p,ces are cx-
mcmcy low. The quantity of Wheat coming 10
our Market Is snll very small and the Alers by
comp ion hase agaln BROUGHT up red wheat lo % u
100, aud Whl'r i 10 los cents. TIN extreme pm
rr, orc only raid for very prime machnad wheat
particularly .rola Tie State OF North Carolina
PaekaDna Int
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Woodbourne Boarding SeIosl.

HNhE subze,ber respectfully announces 10 th'
n pubic that he proposes opening Boarding
| School, at his house. on the 10Th january. 1852 -
Wood5ourna Is IA the North East corner Of Pinsyl
| wanna county ahout miles dluv, Pannlll's Ferry
on Smmton The situation Is equally heal'hy
retired an pleasant, and consequently vii adapted
10 the purpose oi mental aud moral fdncaiion
Toayoid tn LIS Of time and o,h,r ineouNeulsp.
c"s resulting iiom Attending School at of } null
distance the sub trlbar has deemed Il mot eligible
to erect aueat and comfortable School house III his
own yard lis domestic arrangements ar such,
that lac can accommodate 10 hoardars
ii,a syslcn u discipline viii br nld bat s'rirt
and impartial TIN roll ~, AN otdiaa1R means Of
enforcing obedienra. Or stimulating diligence, Will
be- oh,ndnnr1i bal At the sam, tInia Il peetlll
and orderly demeanuur with pmriaal attention
to study VIII be indlscrmnotoy required from eyey
pupil entrusted 10 hisemr
The studio anar,rrrisrs taught vii - Spelling,
Rcodmg. Writing Arithmetic ENGLISH Grammar.
Geography, with the use of the Maps and Globes,
Surveying, Geometry, the Latin and Or * Ian.
euogcs and the Elements Of Natural Philosophy
I'm addition. course of Scrlpurnl RcadMs vii b.
required Of the boardors suitable employment
for the Sabbath
70 afford parents and others Interested an op-
poltlrnly 10 JUDI Of the proficiency Of the pupils,
oa well "a 10 excite a Wholesome emulation amongst
the latter there will b. public examinations At re
guIar periods
The subscriber IS furnished with good set OF
Maps and Globes rs well as t2lcrabe Library
which III be ,hecrlulIy accorded 10 the use of hs
pupils These advantage IN conjunction with hs
long experience III teaching, and hs assldults viii
he hopes, enable HIM to give ample satisfaction ia
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NCNECATEONS.


FoR THE NraGlNlts.
Beard Of CoWaiSioatrs NJ TIE Lrtr45prg ard
.Nem Rirer RaG hood, o5 Lyasabulg, &C., Nop
1881
The resignation of Wm NJ Rivcs, Eaqr. as Sc
cre;ary ofthi9 Board, being presented, on motion, II
vas Resolved, unanimously that th thanks oitha
Board be presented 10 HIM for the zeal and a5iity
with which he has performed the duties OF that OF
fee, md also or the prompmcs5 and public spirit
with which, for the advancement of this entorprls'
he undertook and performed the South -westcrntoar
as Agent Of this Board.
The Board beng satisfied that the Whole number
of shares authorised not yet subscribed for on
d,rod that the Books Of Subscription in tins place be
kept open til the 10Th next month, Dec. lS3l)
At mcetineof portion of the people Of Amherst
County, at the Court House thereof ON Monday
the Dist day of Nov. 1881, for the purpose of aP
pointing Delegates to meet other Delegates from the
other Counties ofthls Congressional District IN the
Town of Charlottesville on the first Monday II
Decembcrncxt, to appoint delegate torepresenI
tins Congressional District IN the approaching Con
yenton to be held IN Baltimore on the second Mon
day in December.
The meeting was called to order,-Capt Edmund
Penn was called to the Chair, and John Thompson
IT. appointed Secretary.
On molten, Resolved, that the chair proceed 70
appoint Committee of five persons to craft suit
able Preamble and Resolutions, intended TO etfectu
ate the objects oflhs meeting, wheroupon Col John
Pryor, Ambrose Rucker, john Thompson, jr. Jo-
seph Staples and john O. Davis, Esqrs. were APP
pointed SAID Committee, who reported thu following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted, to wit:
This meeting views with deep concern every
attempt, no matter from what quarter It may come
to lesson the respect for and the attachment of the
people to the Union because they do believe that
the Union ofthe States under the Constitution, is
the only safe guarantee to ourfuture liberty and hap
mess s. that without il the people would 1t be COLI
stantly subjected to insult and degradation, civil
wars, anarchy and confusion. Under this belief
we view every man Who prctends to calculate the
value of the Union, or who gives countenance To
those who do as an enemy to the free institutions Of
our beloved country.
We deem the preservation OF the morals of the
people as essential to he pemJncncy ofour liberty
and happiness; and he who openly or coverty
gives countcnance and encouragement tulcenciaus-
ness, or who by a system ofrewards and punish
ments for the free exercise of opinion, (he dearest
right ofman) trammels the elective franchise and
thereby builds up and perpetuatcs party feelings
and pre- uicos as among the deadlies foes 10 free-
dom.
We view any attempt to coward editors OF the
press from the public crib, orby appointing them to
important ig.11.iae eli 3. be-! So u tn TO-
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HART & DAVIS

's9 ESPEtTfuLLf acq,ialnt their friends and
- the public generally that they have moved
their establishment lower down ON Man Stree.
two doors from the market house, wherr they con
tlhue okoep alaf2e assortment of every article nr
the Dress line, with u general assortment of Dry
Goods.
N. b. Phey have on hand at this time hrar
assortment Il Ladies and Gen'cmcns llald and
Camblet Clolss md Big Coutg, which they can sell
ut unusual low pllco5.
NOV ~ Wiwif
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EDMUNDTNEN, CE#9laaa
JoHH THoMasa.s5 ir StcJc'urJ
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA
LEGi5LATUEE.

TO THE MI HBERS OF THE VIRGINIA
LEGISLATIVE.
GeaHrmeR--I expse, he ensuing session #Iil BE-
oac of great excitement and anxiety on tbe napofn'
subject of Internal improvement IN or STATE
There will no dolbt b. many plans Suggested. and
great efforts made to do something ot importance
on James River, at least from Richmond . Lynch
burg ncedno mention the great cNttnt Of ~odD
the difficulty OF constructing, and the length of
time taken perform those plans win leave thar al
10 you, and only describe my plan, winch Is my In
vcnuon, and leave it with you, together with mo
del, which viii hand III at early period Of your
SESSION andeXplaln personally, and more partet-
larry to you. myself
will only here suggest, that, to improve James
River, would in the iIr,t place begin at the bay or
mouth of the River, ascend up till came To sand
bar or shallow place. Will there make and fix III
the river wing dam of bar IRON posts and ratings,
and plank piles two thirds across the stream more
or less the may require, which will stop the
water III that part and cause the cbb tide To run
brlskly through the part where there Is no dam
and wash out the sand until the sure is deep
enough for the largest vessels, heavy loaded 10
ccnd to the head of tide water by making a 3un
Of this kind at every place where there may BE-
need, and there will be but few wanting in tide Wa
Wcstham in a similar way, stop the water ON one
side and cause il to flow on the other deep enough
to form a sluice for steamboats,, drawing three or
four feet water without falls OF locks cddys. or
any kind of obstruction All this can be done in u
short time and AT little expense. say two years and
at Il cost of$50 OOO, from Richmond to Lynchburg
This will last forever without much of any repair
and admit vessels of all descriptions to ascend or
descend as they please, without lock-keepers or toll
gathertrs, or being detained to construct or fix any
thing. The present mode of navigation may be
gradually exchanged for more extensive one
which will be amply sufficient to carry down oil the
produce and bring mp all the goods that can come to
Lynchburg at very cheap rate, and at little or no
risk. | can substantially make these dams IN tide
water or any where on the river that cunnot be ef
fected by tide or ireshets, or any thing else For
further information, reference may be- had to pub
LEGATIONS in the Vrginian, as well as from me per
sonaIly.
am your obdt servant
WILLIAM THURMON
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f,is,. to - p, a. power d; ia.ias d..
tendency Ia corrupt the source u niaraatea. sna
thereby 10 lave delt'erous eii,-t upon ~ m'nd-
o. The people aud rs tending to subyeftihe laWs ait
constitution four country.
We view ahnd attachment To mon, reglrless
ofprircplg AMONG thu most dang rolts symptom,
Ct ds,.a~e n ous be!y polite and as calculated to
arouse the iears Of Tie rllr,o, for the stability OF
cur government, We therefore Ii re declare tint ol
pursuit IS for principle and not for men AMI thoj
we care NOT who shall b. President, 50 ihat h
be ahl., virtuous, and faithful to the Constint
ton
We hereby declare, that we view any attempt
Of State onullify u law Of Congress direct
attempt TO seyer the Union Of the whole and that
whenever any SUe shall be SO far farsttful other
own happiness and Of her allegiance to the Consti-
ul'ou openly to set at defiance by resistance the
laws of Congress. made IN pursuance of the Con
>umtlon, that she has already committed an
overt act of rebellion and 1t bchooves the coil
sutucd authority Of the country with the strong urn
Of the federal power 10 put 1t down
We hereby declare 1t To be our opinion, that the
Tariff Laws heretofore passed by Congress are
Constitutional AMI that what is called Is the Amer
lcan SYSTEM Is the true policy 10 bo pursued by
the federal government But IN making THIS dee
laratlon, W. are not 10 be considered as asSumny
the ground thai the present tariff IN all IL detail
Is udlclous, and W. have no hesitation to declare.
that If Congress shall find It partial inits operation
and destructive of the interest Of any section Of
orr country, It should be SO altered or amended IA
10 make ITS burdens and benefits bear Us equal u
possible
Believing the foregoing principles tobe immuta-
be- We hesitate not 10 say that IN our opinion An.
'.'" 'I N9'' 'o' 's' u w 'i'e''u II s''
VI WE un'ep 9'''''s. +.,
BECAUSE We h'Hf sen III some OF MS All ~
NonS''AS' aa>A'sih 81 ""'''' "'''l''s. ''''ih'y
l""l,''U Io' ei's'oleer'oS purposes oloo'oia'a5
Wv "'7'''' VI : 'a''n'
"'''''' nv ~" '''' ''',"' p" ''' '''','''
','''t HIN ''' ny uS ''''l' - s''
''P''' 20 Fn'" II Tue S'',''"' VI 'n"N u ''' ~
n'cI' Vi Eo''Ih,'1@ 'h''l'S""ny HIS I'M ios"6 Ms
d''ol'cs upon the country contrary to the known
"IsA'a o! majority al the senate.
because W. haHe seen the monster party falsl'S
Is hyd'a At'a 'oan alarming extent ana ihf' aiming
to pun down the iabre ot our omon under MS
sway -o'aes nave ftHea 'n' laws oil congress
ana tA' lresnes win the lhdi'h 'rli'' Win ofiI'
ION, ana nave u5HfPed authority contrary 10 Inc
constitution III relation TO those Indians, anu Inc
MISSIONARIES sehi among them To t'aeh ih'h4 our no
" f,hS'o4 "aalf tlae i'S oil 'Flo1ai'oa' ana MS
has been done undef lis sanction ANA III accordance
-" lth Ms Wishes
because We nave seen Editors OF the fi'ss II.
"'fue" WIN laeftllEe olhr'S Tor o'N"ton - MS
'aln' reg ardiess al Pfhe'lh' TO an extent o1Ioi
faI'ru II the history oi our country hio Ii.
ei'ct'\c Haheflse polluted ny 'NccnNelnia' nfe a'a
ms system oil rewards ana P'hlS'men's
h''''e we laVe seen nm, ''n'''nS oo, III l'l' no
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RICHMOND 11ARKrT Nov 81

Cjy Mills Flour s575 80 Country do ssi o.
small lot Of superior quality sold yesterday lor 5f5
Wheat lor pnme parcels otwm. NJ do red
@l05 Corn. old, yer5 hulc IN market Tor al II
Is pro1abs not worth more than ~ do new ST.
o2"j Tohlaeo - - for common 10 s. 10 FOR
fine The quantity Of all descriptions offered for
INSPECTION L smal. p.rtcnArIN ofGne
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! .y;y.. - .y's7 ply e.. mercy. W
~trh a.i'a.a / depi.lod as q man IF uncommon
ateLIi-.o's Il one moving in his sphere Of lie,
and as possessed, af spirit soarine aboge the
attributes ofamani the wr,ars judgement AMI dis
.ercio1 ~iii ba regarded as greatly nf4rior to his
availability or his ayaricc.
The hH''-Rags'e Caesc--Tho rrrrnt election
Il nassl'iwsaas, Pennsylvania and Seu Yora.
sill rorl,o M 4Vlr' a useful lesson. If he he
not blinded ~ ambition or misloIb b. fatal deter
mlnatlon to defat Mr Clsy's election to the presi-
denry and with il the best interests Of teeo MIR
h. VIII Withdraw from a contest in winch he nut
inevitably not only be defeated, hut LEFT N dis
sraaef"lmnority. III personal friends sboa'ial.
Use Inn to wlh.lraw foma canvass Which. ter
mna," as itmay, nnst result in modification and
'ha@rin to huas.ifa aud his friend.
anti JlrFson hettug IN NadrHc--A very re-
spectacle meeting has been held in Nashville
which unanimously adopted spcrtra preamble
resolutions spprosin; the course ofthe present
administration, aui appointed DIR. Boyd MeNary,
Wilkins Tamehill and Isaac Rawlns to alrond the
National Rcpu 6ean Convention to be holden IN
Baltimore the l2th lust for thcpurposr Of nomina-
unga suitable person for the Presidency
T15c5.4--1he French market for tbs article Is
interesting to the dealers as well as planters IN tins
part Of the country The following information up
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,gffNEgN1azz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OEsIIIr AIRY.

DEPARTED this life on Saturday the 10Th
Nov at the residence Of DR. Robert J. kncad
IN the county ofNeisoo IN the I9rh year of her
are Mes MARY ANNE VILLA Ms, second
dJVshr Of Nj Georqe Williams Of that County
It may truly be sad that in the death Of tins ani-
able "nd Interesting yonng woman, society has
been deprived oi one offs brightest ornaments Her
family md numerous henli will huvc loag to de
nInIc h.r T..
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MODE OLE nRAWINa

To he drawn on the A, y, G, plan The 1000
prlzc. OFFS 10 be nwordcd To the first second or
ihIrd division, 10 be determined by tint Which nnv
dfnw the capital rrizc of$5 900 80 that the hollc
OF three nek'ts, one IN each DIVISION is certain to
drnw one Prlze and may draw four All the prizes
above The denomination oft1 in ono wheel, and nll
the numbers IN another at once, the Whole to be
drawn IN atcw hours. Prizes payable IN CASH for
~ days after Il drawing, and subject TO the usual
deduction Of fftaenpcr cent
Tickets 93, Halves II 50, 0rs so -
For sale al DIGGES, JOTTEDy
and Exchonge Office, Lgnrh
where all ofders from the country fpest paid
enclosing the eaah or prize tickets, will meet with
prompt attention
Nov. 81
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in u lj'foa's Laiter.--We have ncfcr, II ON
ei1.id career, inserted IN article with more heart
s5dItgh, than " 10 today the Interesting laitar
d. Mr. Middleton, our late Minister To Russia, IN
=. atioa to tn doctrine Of Null.dcotpa. a native
uturGsil,at Of South Carolina, aud oaa oftha
Nad;h.cst planters ofthat 5ssio, h. is as much in
ucl 10y the Tariff as almost any other indy idua!
N be, lit be true that the system Of projecting du-
L. i; oppressive in It's operation, BIT lie knows
htthI systen Is not the parent OF the poverty
@.h which the cotton planters are SAID 10 be stflck
n The cause lies deeper than that, and Is Who'll
" IG pendent Of all governmental measures But
cgQ if the Tariff System be the prolific parent g
al&e evils attributed to it. Mr.. Middleton clcarl'
shows that Notification Is not the rghfol and ap-
poanate remedy, ina brief but mastery and con
elusive argument 1t Is highly gratifying to see a
nan like Mr.. NJ step fgra from his retirement,
= strip Ae mask fro Il the demagogue3 who, III
;he 5p @ioos sarb Of patriotism, and ef vcnera-
ranto the constitution, are preparing to aim
rt'dily blow a; the union oil the States. The I'M
lsked hypo,r.es must vince underline kaenness Of
j lash Weearnes!ly invite to it the attention of
os' readers.
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New Glasgow academy.

W|R- YATES. the prlnnlpal of tins Academy,
Is4 Ia, engaged the services Of Mr. Lev Burt
lett, IN the classical department Mr. Bartleu IL a
graduate Of Dartmouth College and has been for
the last four years teaching IN the County Of Ncl-
son, where h. has glycn full and cntir. sat sfieton
lie i, IN possession Of the most satisfactory testi-
monias Of qualifications fitting HIM IN every re-
spcct for the duties Of trachcr--Mr ! atcs terms
for boarding seventy dollars for the ycar Or for.
tydolIaa Tor Tn winter SESSION Of FIVE months board
and tuition fees payable scmi-annuolly in advance.
THE TRUSTEES
Dec. l. 81
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ADMINISTiS tTOHGS' SALE.

<pts ILL be aod on Tuesday the loh Of tns
w month, ri the lIlr residence Of Samuel clay
ton dec the household aud lt,tchon fWnltne and
! or female House Servants, belonging 10 TIA,
estate. Terms NJ sale,
JAS l. CLANTOR, a..
} y MUiRELI. ''''''
Dee / "a
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..-.,l.. t,s.r arrssly zir -g45l.i-.; = a.
IN = ma aprsra,!e a ,rr'a iizemaa' II -
.. > oior an cnlt, II ja'l'i.ias which nov
- nsty, great gsozttphi'd see'leas and
-, .r .tl,ina.s ss2lration. think 4 81
-. which has bsea thrown o't hsra, Is WI
.s.....r,o,. consultation Of tls b7l1 of tn
- att,.s city. TT s,asnsi', to n#tr'lst tn
.,.i,, 70 ~ s.-iss ~ apo-.ion If tn s'es'..
.l.o. l,g.y N p.o7say holders, or9a whom
-, .il r...aly fll. % participate IL Tists.
.,.., ,rtcy b. prosaltoh- visionary, as tn. IN
,.,.' I, VIII. m1s' .s.ala1'e in the uoimasnable
..,,.,o,n. oftae gaaa Of thelr possessions.
v.,,,;n Of c5arss hlys seen, before t.ls reaches
,h.l,,. Interesting Foreign mtstli,taee The
,'.,.,, o. the Reform Bill, By the House Of Lord
.,,-srs as uaexp etad as i, appears to be
,....I,,. Although no overt act Of violence lad
.n,.,..I in, immediate aanaaoiotion Of the result
,,rinion app safs to be rs just as it's sener'l.
,.,,..t s5necompron can be cteefel, --ef
,..,,. ,,.,s.tr. be t5r,a Through by tho atom
.,.p.ient number Of new Peers to carry II. a
,..,,o m Eng'4a Is inevitable. 1t depends
..,.c,ber 81 I'll oars Which the K'ae nay th.nh
..,,,r +, parsaain lhis crisis Of his fate. Ii he
-,. y. .,la fal5s Of Reform, TO violation Of
.....,,3,i, tranquility is to be appebendad But.
..ha h.no, 50 If. liz tine Juggling friends in
A,l.,b h, has hsoa palter7n- with the people IL
,,..,,.. sense. / bs has, in his course hitherto
,,.., counsel of,y Gins fears, growing outof the
,,..,.h p .soh,,.oa and ifha should now cease to
r.., TN rb,sseoqns.ls. in Whi,hulnte safty IS to
h.r,ni II. u.n iisn.s. d, prasg.t Ministry re-
...,r tn. EngIis' P9Iigna4 to premiership ani
,roy himself one noe into tic o,la, Of Ia int,
crate Tories; aal the. VIC shall .na, wheeler tn
,ocorthc people, or tie vii Of Tie hlao, Is tr
.a.rol the Le ,is,1tion Of that Empire
An hop. fJtP4a4i = a. n: cti Her bra.ele-
.ns have 5,eo in.lej tolhc earth bcaoa,h ,he
.f,nh.c. Of Il. Gessaek '--5.ojugooa by tie su-
a.,ior oIu ii q har aeq,~r enemies, aiiad by The
a4i.oIs o.uaslfy Of Prussia end Aushi,, and
BY the hyparteai sympothE Of rance and En
AaL
Poland t14 fdlea ba, yet no. in VAIN,
Have tears AMI blo,a ben sl3I like Autumn
rams
The .son ofher Struggle lives FOREVER,
T. prove now much The r-s0uto can dure,
Tn. few anl rriendlsss. in III, iutt end soyor,
Their filters from dleir CALLED limbs to tear.
Poland hath t,dlra--but E.ropc shall arise
grsdby many Nr..ng5 and Thanksgiving
qrlcs
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lonjc@len Of Net Taraer.-Wc have perusea
DIS catch-prnpy pamphlet, which tn author in
forms Us Is p0bslad for Ii" qualification Of public
curiosity b4 w.eh he ha3 tl.cua strange mode Of
gratifying by accompanying itwlth Il copyright
aud thus oreclosing It's circulation in the newapa
pes The narrative Is rot drawn up With any
hing like elegance Of style on the contrary, it IS
a'aAgued by glaring defects Of composition, as
L1st Speeches and Dying Confessions generally
arc Yet, it Is so well written as to throw disered
II Oh the publishers assertion. that it IS with 1T
- or n' variation, in Mats own words We
marvel how An almost unletterei slave learned to
discourse Of" hycrog,yphics," of " cutaneous dis
cases sc Sc. This circumstance, probably ought
MOTTO render doubtful the narrative in other respects
Quit was bad taste to show of the ignorant fana-
tic IN the character Of scholar and nan Of science
fhe copyright precludes us from making any cx-
tracts from the panphlet-hut, Is the Publisher
seems to wish that public curiosity" should be
Tllnod, it may not offend him, to observe that the
ihSurrectlon seems to have been the offspring o.
Sioony tanaticafa-.hat ii was confined to quite a
limited section ofconntry, and, even in that limit
~ Se'Non' was participated in by very small por
''' OF the slaves, the number never having excec-
~'''N y--snl that Nat and his band had no a
s'''y IN poiuelag, and no connection with the
f!o'tor astmjor movement in North Carolina. or
z'e"n re. Tie Publisher expresses an opinion
c,. " 1t was inte brave man indeed, he speaks
- MN as one possessed Of spirit soaring above
.'e 9'''oats ofman but we conjecture that, like
po'"o'th, the friend of DR. Johnson and like the
"'graphers ofgrcat men generally, the publisher
0i'3 100 much enamored Of his hero to pourtray
=" III 'l9 characrer in which he appears to those
N'EPen not to have been honored with his
'''''ce' The pamphlet ON the whole, is
y, -'''''SS' and we think injudcious publication.
never admired the fashion Of investing every
s-"'f'r who meets his doom on a gallows With
'u duties OF hero, soaring above the attri-
-, man, to use the ersPifuOuJphra
mats biographsr much less can we sanction it
'1' present occasion, when the sufferer was the
''0s' ~utal ofbutehers the murderer alike ofnfan-
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