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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
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Ihe speech Of Mr. Rlllari Of Louisiana, on tie
Farm, y quite a sound practical ,yopanent, con.
tanning much valuable nfott., ION, vel and pam.
y cNprcssed From tbs sprceh we ehfn tia, in
y Gafoilnai ana 6eorsie. the aforase crop Of cot
ton doesnot eXceed npqe h0h2Ifd pouds 10 he
hand whle IN Louisiana and Mississippi .he pro.
duce IS on IN average, about }ea N0Qsani POUNDS
10 the hind
Thethrre Atlantic Sfotcs above mentioned,
continued IL 1890 according taihc c,',srs Of tia.
year 71"J9o slages ard produced one i.u,ldfcd
and forty -csit million pounds ofco;on
The four Sohth Western States, Tenicssec. al.
nlama, Mississippi, aud Louisiana with 439 5if
slaves. WoIncrd t~o hundred aud tWen,y.einAt
million pounds
surely the Simple slnementof these facts must
satisfy every Intelligent mind that he alleged de-
preston Of the Garoiiias and Georgia cannot he
owns solely or even principally, 10 the Tariff.
This depression arises, N part from the exhausted
condition ofthr sol ia the SEA board states, md il,
cNo5erani fertility IL the valley Of the Mississippi
In the former the nutet mus, clothe and feed two
slaves 70 get 500 lbs Of cotton while IN Loui-
liant, 10 produce 1000 lbs ofcouon the planter need
only support on slave.
A to the fall of the price of cotton Mr. Billiard
thinks tina, it is inpar owing 10 the extraordinary
increase IN the amount produced.
Ia l7l6, the produce of cotton in the United
States Was 40 256 2So lbs, OF which 21OO0,OOO
were manufactured at home, and the balance export
ed
In 1880, tie total produce was three hundred
and scrcfiY six milton pounds, of which 7T,oOO,.
600 were mauuiar,lr u nj nome and the balance ex-
ported
Surely this inr.case cf more than three hundred
per cent in The amount Produced must ndcpcn-
dcntly Of all o,l.rriaaes have greatly affected tic
price OF the hnicte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

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Hoooted " ms respectable meeting el ny tt'Ia"
| ViuHeh',
series OF domestic affections wlathi hav' saz
Tered ~nh1n 'he last year, haze eaa'y prepared M
"aid lor such OCCASIONS aud taYe had made me x
'remeiy anxious 10 Keep alootifom tic basi'e aud
'eNa'''nsot h'e especially al It's pnb'e ceolrovei
! sizes ana 10 daV1te my whole hm' 10 The interests
"' my i'n'tl}, winch have, lear In past a'ieh=
'ohte Paoie aiaira LOO much anu too IoiS NEGLECT
GU phuef 'h'Ss IMPRESSIONS nave most pos
! uVeiy "etefH'ned not IN engage Pn5foR0t9 IN the
| ulS'afpca aho aSta''ns P"Ne8 81 The present mo
'hen' however oeeP an interest may 'oe' III urm,
anu content ny SCH WIN eNelealS that "h't'oale
rshl "'''eh enjoy IA common wan Very bee CIT
'"en, inc 'iS"' 81 expressing my opinions OF 'ie
Pu'"e measures I'll inc TIM, anu 'hus eo'nhhS NJ
'''''e VIA tno'e o' my ielo" su4sh5, '2otf bnle
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/ IS an engineer ioeoheeiSahle power whether ior
Woa ~ 'of Voc II may be termed The mental cou=
scleqshoSs oil a nation, and wien 1t = not formed
uhoet uidhe OF VICIOUS eNci'emeht IS always var
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'"e eio1'h' you VIII nope pafeon me 'or tAercis
Z "e III sVne s"aa a'S'ee On TINS OCCASION
of f.'atianS uheNPesiedy aitcT lung absence
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'"''sn''v'' P'eNa7'@ sehor'9g among 'lt people,
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co. a proved OF NE zeal ana General splrt OF tht
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/ measure ot " 0laie Convention wa iadfed urged
10y SIM Oh a'h BAL alc'c3 ta' n constitution
al hafter vas aud would continue Ia DC a sufficient
defence against ths danger AID believed that thu
puo1e nnd Would IN due time turn oi iiSoii almost
! necessarily" what consider TIE only snic OF
hopeial measure oil REDRESS. 'haah "' The hS
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ahoay al ih'eIees ana virtue ana P'itfo'Isnl whgh
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

tf9a f'e 81, Gaaah tieo'r ita, Angi4st 90
Georgia Is interested ~ the reno val ofthe Tariff
oppression, as well rs South Carolina She has
from tine totmn, prott sted. through her legislature.
against s un1uSi operation on The southern States.
She has hot had 10 Taii tor South Carolina TO tell
her oi tr own wrongs, or 10 prompt her to her du-
~ br, when Wi;h hoiiied words, Carolina
would whccd'c her into such measure as Milf
ton, She VIII exercise discretion andleg 10 be sx
cuscd The fable ofihe fax with his t.iI cut of
should be remembered III all constitutional means
to.gti RI OF this oilons hurhen. Georgia world
cl-cr!1'iy cooperate Ia an: State sur ahea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

\, a grand Modification festival tons place on the
iath INST, MT Edlsto Island, South Carolina
The most interesting pant of the oifeinl reoprl IS
the following oltrr Of Vice President Calhoun.
The beresy which be again rrocluIms may spread
IN Georgia, bur he will be disappointed in his hope
Of It's eencrnl diffusion even IN tho South lis
triumph would b. ,he virtual min of our C,hstlIu
ton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02

points in the report, III gard 10 which he dis,en.
ed from the committee.
MIR. Clayton replied with good deal Of a.,
nation, after protesting against this mode Of con.
troyer,ng the report before it was read, to n.
points touched on BY Mr.. McDufie, and glance
also on some other points. concerning the ODER,
tions Of the Bank.
Mr.. Adams, member of the Committee. nav.
rose, and stated the reasons why he should ,,l.
occasion to present. in distinct written Grn
his views of the subject. In the course Of his r..
marks, he said that il there was single sep,enc,
in the report of the committee from which he did
not entirely dissent, he was not aware Of it.
Mr.. Cambreleng. also member Of the Com
mittee, vindicated the course OF the Inyes,i,,
tons pursued By the Committee and exprcsssi
his disposition to maintain and stand by its repor
Mr.. Wayne, observing that the report, sl,,
such contradictory opinions Of it as had been p,
pressed BY different members of the Committec
could 90 to the world with very little AUTHORITY
however much it might be entitled to, aad Le,ir,
ing to see in form the objections which the nina.
rity of he Committee intended to make to OILY.
time for that purpose, moved to postpone the fur.
Their consideration OF the subject to Mondayaey
The motion was nesatived.
After some ,nteroculory remarksby Mr.Wics
life aud Mr.. CanbreIcng,
Mr. Thomas, another Member, rose TO Wind
cate the proceedings f'he committee, and avOq.
/, ed his readiness to stand before the House and
the People, aud defend the report Of that commit
tee.
Mr.. r. NJ. Johnson, of Kentucky. anorhc,
Member of the Committee, stated his views Il,
the report. lie had assented to it, he admitted:
but he discIaimed any intention to cast the Ieas,
reflection on the integrity or honor of the Prssi
dent or Government of the Bank, to the forme-
of whom he accorded high praise aud great merit
After an explanatory remark from Mr.. Wat.
mcush. the question on printing the Report wa.
taken and decided in the affirmative. And then
TIE House adjourned.
This debate was listened to with deep intcres.
by House, Lobby, and Galleries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
I.@fayette ICE Mouse.

VNIE undersigned return their thanks TO uen w. w.
L subsc ibers, and large portion Of the puone
heir Patronage heretofore to the LAFAYETTE ice wv.
As the public we know. the price Of icr having
heretofore mo icrate, assure them Tie P''t ,,
5e such as to induce the citizens generally 10 us
Ice. Ice delivered at the usual place, corner o.
and Fairfax streets and at The usual hours ANU
ready for their customers. ,.v
apr I4-2aw3w C.. q =. G.: hChnnI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02

The whole business Of Congress is brought to
pause by the absurd proceedings of the House
Of Representatives, in the case Of Mr. Houston
This, generally speaking, would not perhaps be
very great evil; for it is better for the most par;
that the time Of our Legislators should be spent
in making speeches, than in making laws bur,
| at this moment. there are some topics of peculiar
urgency. which should be fairly and promptly
disposed Of The bill to carry into effect Tie
French treaty, is one among the subjects tia.
should not be delayed. The tariff is another
and the most important 1t must be obvious to
all observers of the times, that general mpre,.
SION prevails. alike among the friends and opp
nents Of the tariff. that at this session of Con-
sress, a serious effort will be made to arrange
the difficult question; and it should not be dl,
guised, that the peace of the Union may depend
upon the spirit in which this task is performed,
Then comes the Bank OF the United States
theme not less exciting; perhaps indeed, moten
media,ey so, as it apPeaIs to personal prejudlce,
predictions, and interests. which have more
sway at this moment than public principles; aud
which, however determined, will most assuredlT
not be determined without much heart-burniug
The future disposition Of the public lands, is aD'
Their most interesting subject of inquiry and IT.
gulation. and it, too. is one full of difficulties
and on which the greatest c0ntrariety OF oplnloa
exists. These alone, to say nothing OF private
bills-or the endless incidental discussions COZ
stantly springiug up. might occupy the time Of
an ordinary session: and vet we arc now at the
close of the fifth month of the present session,
and what has been achieved! l( the trial Of NJ
Houston or Stanbery-(Or IL is hardly Dns,lbyu
say which It isis to go on as it has begun
and being in, we do not see how the House 80
get out of, the scrape of such all investigation
without going through with it-there can be 10
adj ournment before midsummer; unless, indeed
one of Mrs. TrolIop's yellow levers should 10
terpose to drive the members for refuge into Is
nadia. Still we hope the.v will not adjourn u0'.
the questions we lave alluded to have been 81
tber settled or put in fair train to beso
" T. finer
Conviction Of Mina.-We learn from asei
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
70 Yet.
That large and convenient
BRICk Il A Y + X y

ka&ffnA BRICK TAVERN
EsI5iSi# on Union street, between R'rg ani ~
f streets, with AL the necessary outhOu ~,
formerly occupied by til. late Joseph A5uIn' -
rent will be made low TO good tenant, and pO'''"
given tue 18th of Msy next.
.also, for gale, ..or,,,
e.s Two two story Brick DWELLING NV ~
p.sA on Fairfax street, calculated for small ''-r'
subject to ground rent Of bl5 70 cts per '"'"
payable to the estate of the late .ira Hooe.
Apply to MRs JANE Db'ni,I
abr lO-2aWN Wa,hInrtOh "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
Fire Insurance Company
OE EYAN1tRIA
OF ALEXANDI

1 DIVIDEND of forty five cents on each share OF
IA stock held in this institution is declared payable
the stockholders their legal representatives, on
or after the 4ih inst N. WATfLES,
NAV 1-d4lSeo2w Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
Taken at Me alexandria Museum, april, 1852.
By T. MouNTFoRD.
APPEARANCE OF THE WEA-
Their, SC.

Clear, high and dry wind
Cloudy, clear. hazy. humid
Rain, cloudy; h frost ut
Clear. sunrise 81
Do. brisk wind
Cloudy. hazy, chil'yLs r. So
Ditto
Clear, hazy; boar frost | mt
Clear, earth frozen. Ice J mt
Clear. hazy. blishting wind
Fair, hazy, cloudy, mild atm
Fog, hazy, sul,ry
DITTO. Good fishing weather
Hazy, smoky; LIST glut herr'g
Do. moon fiery & in halo | Mt
Rain, violent thunder gust
Cloudy; very high tides
Cloudy, very humid atmos
Ditto, showery
Ditto, light winds
Clear, cloudy
Cloudy. fair. hazy, humid
!Cloudy, showery, cold wind
Do clear. hazy. pleasant
Do hazv; ed glut herring
lazy, smoky, cloudy, h wd
Clear. fair, gond fish'g wealth
Fair, cloudy; showery ! Mt
Cloudy; thun. Lightly, I'm | nj
lCloudy; do do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
James 5. GunneN, NJ u

UEVIIOI, 49,
- EsPEGTFULLY informs the citizens ahG y, y. :,
IL Of Alexandria that he may be eonsutsa 'I.,,r
II. CIagcu's Hotel on the first and third WEE
in every month, from O'clock 4. N unl.' t.,,sa
AlIietters addressed to DR. G al his oihC u,a.
the United States Bank and the Pres,den ,si
Washington City, or left at Nr Chge!F' nor"
aniria, will be punctuaily attended to
janl:--cHti
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02

Published, daily, for the Town. and thrice week for
the Country on Fairfax street, between King and
Prince streets, nearly opposite the Post Office. Daily
psner s8; Country paper IS per annum. AL adver-
tisements appear in both papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
TAILORING BUSINESS

He hopes, by Punctuait, and strict attention to
business, to gain a share of public patronage.
THOMAS JACOBS.
N. b. The subscriber has for sale Three Shares Of
Alexandria Bank Stock. I. j.
apr l0-d3t&2awf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02
Tailoring.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally. that he has taken the Store.
on the Of King and Pitt streets, lately occupied
by Mr. John Rumney, where he intends carrying on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02

ICE.
"E have rented the Ice House belonging 70 s, ~.
w Beeier, snd are prepared to furnish 10 M
customers and our friends WITH GOOD CLI1H ..,,,
delivered every day at our Drug st,re on h'rs TO-
aprlS WN LAHPhlhn-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-02

Conviction Of Mina.-We learn from ase
tleman arrived from Doyestown. that the JURY,
in the case Of Nina. have returned verdict u
Guilty. The offender will be sentenced on iu''
day next.-PMk Ina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

HNRusT sALE--By virtue OF deed trust executed
IL TO the subscriber, by William Browne, bearing date
the 18th August, 1884, and duly recorded in the County
Court oil James City and Hastings Court OF williamsburg
shall proceed to SELL on Thursday the Sd ofJanuay 1881
Lair otherwise the next fair day. the late residence OF
the said Browne in the city of Williamsburg the Houses
and Lots known as the Paacea of Land in James
City, known by the of Lombardy estimated TO con-
tain 675 acreaso the following slaves Eivy Lefty Kit
y, Peggy, Davy and wife Sally, Molly, Nancy aud her
two children, Julia and three children. Henry Ben Win
ney Charles and Ned; also, all the househodand kitchen
furniture single zig and harness. and the said Brownies
Library, consisting of several hundred volumes
The terms OF sale will be cash for the siaves-the real
property one-trd cash. the balance six months
credit with deed trust TO secure the payment-,bo no
mainer oil the property will be sold on credit of six
months, for all sums above ten dollars
- JESSE COLE, Trustee.
WILLIAMSBURG Dec. Z, 1882. 6i-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20
H'esRl'a'ss n.
rOKTnAIr pAlNrlNG-nr1.r-,-

PORTRAIT PAiNTlNC-pr
Disinasi art, the stars above
Wcre faicl on thy hiith TO shine:
oll bora OF beauty aud of love,
What oatly poetry Nc. taino
Tho so0ness OF lonian night
Upon Ionian summer Law,
One plgnpt gave its yesper LIGHT
Enough TO guido "A lover. wav;
Rnd saNc the fountain AS Il pl,y'd
THO semblance ota silyery shower,
And as it, waters fell they made
music meet for such an hour:
That, and the touos the ccatlo wind
Non from tho leaf, az from a ,uto
In natural melody combiacd,
NOw that all Tudcf sound was mntc;
And odours lloated ON the air.
sn'lny uynph had Just unbound
Ihe wreath that braided her dark hair,
And Hung the has,ant uessos Toual.
Pillow'd on violc, leaves, which prost
tilId the sweet chamber with thoir sigb,,
Luil'd by the Tyres low notes to rest,
Grecian youth in slunbsr lies;
Aud at hi> side maiden stands,
The dltk hair braided on her brow,
Il n luio within her slender hands,
But hushd is oil it, music now;
She would not wake him from his dreams,
Although shs has so much 10 cav,
Although the mornings earliest beams
WIZ see hor warrior far away:
How fond aud earnest is tho gaIo
Upon those sleeping features thrown
sho who yo, never dared to raise
Her timid eyes to meet his own.
Sho bend, her lovers rest above,
Thoughtful with gentle hopes and fears,
And that unutteTable love
Which mover yet spoke but In tears.
eho would not that those toars should fall
UpoA the CHERISHED sleepor's face;
She turns, and sees upon tho wall
Its inagcd shade, tS perfect grace,
With eager hand she mark'd each line
Tho ShadOvy brow, the arching head
I'LL Somc creative power divine
Loves likeness DER loves shadow spread.
Slnce then, what passion and what power
Has dwclt upon the painters art!
How has 1t sooth'd tho abscnt hour,
With locks that wear lite's loygiost mart!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

N ERY-VIRGINIA-At rules taken in the
IA Clerks Office Of Prince Edward county court the Isl
day Of October, 1892:
John Pearson, Pitt.
against
Theodore Williams aud William b. Smith, Defs
The defendant, Theodore Williams not having enter
eI ms appearance and gen security according an act
OF the General Assembly and the rules OF this court and
appearing that he is not inhabant of this Satecn
The motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney, it is entered
rules Aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the said
defendant Theodore Williams do appear here on the first
day OF January court next, and answer the pai,s b
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the public newspapers published in the city OF
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted at
the front door Of The courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Tcstc, b. j. WORSHAM OK
october rs. 49-wSw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

z October 23d, 1882:
Norre III. Robertson, Hull c. HILL guardian for Alon-
20 r Robertson, Theophus w. Robertson and Madison
Is Robertson, infant children of Jeffrey Robertson Jr de-
ceased, Daniel c. Talley and Sally N his wife formerly
Sally N Robertson and Willeby Robertson, Complts.
against
Matthew w. Robertson, Henry NJ Robertson, Alonzo
berson, Jeffrey A. Taley, Thomas North and Rosamond
u his wife, lately Rosamond c. Talley, VIM. c. r. Tai
ley Alphus d. Talley Marcellus G. Talcy and Susanna
A. Ialley children of Daniel C.. Talley, and Sally NJ his
vile, Louisa NJ Robertson VIM. d. f. Robertson Virgi.
MA r. A. Robertson, Alfred b. Robertson T. T. Robert
son, children OF Norvell III. Robertson and Norvell Ro
bertson brother OF thu said Jeffrey Robertson J
ed, Judith Wineord, relic of - Wineort deceased
and ktodes Gannaway, relict Of - Gannaway, de-
ceased 49, Defts.
Miller Woodson is appointed guardian adj li,em for the
infant defendants in this and the defendants Nor
vel Robertson, Louisa Nj. Robertson, Vim. d. f. Robert
son. Virginia f., a. Robertson Alfred b. Robertson T. T.
Robertson and Judieh Wneiord having entered their
appearance and given security according act OF AS
semby aud the rules of this Court il appearing TO the
satisfaction oil the Court that they inhabitants of
this Commonwealth ii is ordered, that they do appear here
on The first day OF January Court ext to answer The plain
s bill and give security for performing such decree as
the Court may make herein, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city oil Richmond, and continued for two months succes
svey and that another copy be posted up at the front
door OF the Courthouse OF this county on two Court DAYS
Copy-Tese, p III. NUNNAILY ID q
November 9. 53-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

Al 40 AG Gaa T, OF d Ian FOR sALE-71e
ny virtue OF special authority from tho Solicitor Of the
treasury OF the u. States, shall Monday the 25,
day oil January 1888 before the front of the Farmers
Hotel in the town OF Fredericksburg Va proceed TO
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, tract of land w.
ing in the county of Spottsy containing 4li0 acres
more or less; being part of the land commonly called the
Nine Tract This land is said contain ro,, ore in great
abundance The mines upon it, understand were for
mey worked with profit TO the owners and il is supposed
might be worked again advantag on account
oil certain improvements recently made the neighbour
mood vi all this, however the purchaser must ldcc for
himself, as no guaranty will be given.
Many parts Of the land covered with valuable tim
per- now rendered extremely valuable by the FredcTicks
burg Canal, which rams through it. The title of
the u States depends upon deed OF trust from Lndwc
Lee dated LIST May, 1923, and record in the Clerks OF
ice Of the county Court of Sposyvana believed to be
objectionable Special warranty however, will only be
given. ~
Terms Of Sdle-0ne fourth Of The purchase money will
be required in hand-thc residue in three instruments
bearing interest," and payable respectively one two and
iree years. from the day of sale. Bond and security will
be required, and the title retained till the last payment is
made "' "
The land will be sold in such lots and parcels as on the
DAY oil sale may be though most advantage
TIL. f. BURFOOT, .agent for The IT. States
~ The Editors OF tho Fredericksburg Herald please publish
the above weekly till day of sale " - F
december 4. G0-wtd