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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
WAsaiEeroN. Sept. g.

WADnsN4BVNe SNpte xos
 Mv. Duase, the late Secretary fshe Treassry, iefi inc Seat oT Governmeai yesterday on isre home.
 ss ocia career has been short, bus had ii eooinu- ed to .sa end ofis fife, eould not haze mpastd his aams brighter lesire 'a6 has been shed opep hv ,he esusss which have suddenly sspaFased him om ol6cs. Ilss maassr is which he ias sssisiasd si"- nsc,edTy lound hinself placed, and his Roaias hrm ness ssdss those ciresm.iaaess Tedenpd ~ ihe hgh-
 sf dearee to his personal honor, and u give te his brief sduisisssalioS 6f the Deparment an ebdnsisg and easia5le fame. ne waseasu:ied hy ii.e as wilh nast which no would ssfEender e onlawfnI aa- shssisy. asd which eoaid he wrssed fom hin oely by naas;ee over his body Sc eafne eso olice win lle ssseeas of all pares-as carries wiih hm ont ef is shair asirairntion.--Nes. kaesL
 ssua Vs,se,. MaMnss ssd Casiona- -Deriag q sw ysars sesiasacs in sbat ssssiss sfths seunsy. witnessed scenes enough similar o ihs following e msEs us heartily sick sf ihs 'snew eeunly' q the South s-
 The alemphis fTensl Advocate of she 2lsf AHRusi eavs-'s On Thnrsday laet aB unl1rtnnase rehtensre look plaes beiwesa he messrs hulis el ihis place. sai IT. Chvi.t;an and Alr. RsbiBs1n. The character ofsks iWo latter oensmsa aad that sfshtis nmiliss
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

Gen. Jackson says, " He s at all times ready lie. ten to the suggestions of the Representatives of the people, whether given volau,ariy upon solici,a. iion." Aud yet, when these Representatives advise him, by very decisive yotc to recharter the Bank he goes directly counter 10 hem ad places upon their acts his constitutional veto. Such is his readiness to Iislen to the suggestions of the Representatives oi the people,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

As e Cows ef Probate koidfn q NoEl lsfk. isifhs
 n oaa Or fke pisfyset af Ns.} !. e ths'
 iasA dev ef SepfkaSfy,. tS51s
 Prsssasy A5ishaef E. G1iils. Esq. fudge. TsnE 6gecutor@ of ilis lasE will and iessa | k mept of RSrs CAvxOAD. late of Norfolk. deeeaseds sTsprssent the esssts @ be insclsentf Ordered. iijit szidseneeuioFs give notice io AlI pessOns inferrsted in said estate ta anpaaf. N they ,sea esase. at tha prehafs 0fIics n sai& Norfolk. ea fhs aast day of 0eloher. feaA ae ao e'eluc1 in fhe ebrsnneu, Co bs hens4 se}a- tive fo fhs appoinameng of Cpnnissianess nn eaid estate s and thaf seid execa1nFs paell.h 'ihis order " s1vsFiising lhe same ta 3 ns:ss- paper pnbllshed ia EifShneid. aud hy posiinS < eopv oa fhe siennost in said Nesialk.
 CeTfiled from lha Record.
 ; y5 sai0nAnE '. MIEza. yndeAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

So extremely weak and faIlaeious wss considered the reasoning of the President minis message to his Cabinet, tha, on iis receipt in NewYork. U s. Bank stock. instead of being depressed anticipated, rose nearly 2 per ceat!
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
AND FRENCH
 HARDW ARE

of eCery saescfJptl0W. <! Country Merchants are requesfed to call and examine the lot. which will be sold at | small advance from cost of importation.
 Smith Ga 8hegxn01ly
 Chapel-SWesi, 3AoaFs Wesi of Slaae-si. Neae- -Hopsn, Oct. 2. 1888 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
It q Court ef Probafe hoiden as Litch hfeid.
 ssiihis and Jot fhe Dissriet cf Life.fe oa

At Court 0f FT0b0fe H0EdeN ~ IcHEes1s seifkia and Jot Eke Dissriet ef Litch fesd. on the g5M dGy cf Ssptem6sy, 4. p. tSSS:
 Present., Frederick Wolcon, Esq. yudgs. TyHlS Court assigns the S0tk day of Oeto- l her nexf,t at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. for the appointnsent of Commissioners on the estate of DAEIRL HoLT. of Harwinton: in sa'a district. an iuselsc0t debtors, to receive: eAa- mine and adjust the claims cf the cssaaoss-- .a And the lrustees are directed to poblsn no iifieaiion of this order in the nswsparsr print ed h Lisehisld. and to post up nke no,in- caiion on the signpost in said Harwinton. snekl all persons interested may attena aha Ss heard # they sre cause.
 By order of the Court.
 CALviE BUFLsR,
 ELl P0TrERs AssigAtss. tgv DAEIeL Hoh1, Ja.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

s.A - aAeaseo % anelymous le1tegs, Whleh NAte Se.reeled so seys.nl indiydmals a shis place. The hessFs. Hqlls aud NlF. q. VI. Baaka, IT, were rns- pecsed atthe limo or bsiaR lhe uuhoes ofSke aboSs .s;aeo = s sseEs. Tlleh they have saee ackaeWsdgsd were three pistols rrd the eonseass of one o them lodged tn the breast and shoulder OI Me- Joseph neu; a.d Aar. R"6'Hsoa was severely wounded R ths shoulder wi,h large diyk knile AGier the parsies abandoned the hoHse, Mr. William. C. kE6al was shot In the stVeel. TWO balls pnseiNR through ,he body Just below the breast. Mr. RoSins0Rss wound, NlehouRh severe que, is not regarded by his Hhysi. eians ne mortal; the situation of the MrssFs. Has s !9"ked upon as extremely perilOus. Dr. Christian $ ,hc only Sae ot the four Persons who enga- having his coat pocket shot Oif."
 NOTICE. The annual meeting oftke Li,ck6eld County Ttnpsrance Socissy win be held n Ltehticid on the Iourth Tuesday lo0d) ia October inst. The meeting for the ransaclion of business will be held u, 10 o'clock A. M and the exercises in the church to commence at 2 P. M. Itia expected thai tue Rev. Dr.. FIsK, of Mddle,own, win deliver an address ou the occasion.
 Asths OGacers of the Society Gar the year ensGing; are 70 be elected. and some important ptopOstons noted upon relative to the organisation of District As. sociaons, embracing Seyeras cal Soce,es |, is hos ped ,hat no Society in the County sOiN aa to Be sep sesensed at fhat ti.ne. RICHARD SMITH. S.cy.sary
 Sharon, Ocs. l, 1883.
 MARRIED.
 tn this town, 0n the 18th 0li Mr. LacNs w ilott t Miss Mary Ann Kilbourn; Mr. Osander Bishop to Miss @dlia WIlmost. S{ ..s
 ln this .town tNor,heId Socieiy, on the os ins,. Mr. Joseph A. Clark or Washington, to Miss Alyira Hoichkisa of Nunh6eld on the 25ih inst. Mir. Asa 5. Btakesee. Merchant, 10 Miss OrFa Hopkins, daughter Oi the late Mir. William Hopkins, M ~" Hartford, Mr. George w. Prahsto Miss Mary Morris Ia Welhersfeid, Mir Henry Ferree 10 Miss Loretta daughter oi Capt. Jesse Goodrich.
 la Simsbary, Mf. Henry Taller to Mics Mary Will cox. eG In Ess, Hnddam, Joseph Goodspeed. Esq. to Miss Roxy Bigeow.
 In this village, 6n Taeray last. of anhrlrxy, Mrs Rhnda Harvey, aged 26, wiie of Mir Warham Harvey
 lN Bristol, the l6,i. nlt. Mrs. Sally Encher aged A; and on the 25h her father, Deac. Austin Bishop, In Darien. N. ". on the l2,h ut. Mr. Charle. Chascha, aged 2, sun of r. John Churchill of,his town.
 ln, siHsbOry, Mr Reuben Euo, 7s. soldier of,he revuluiion. {
 In Coiehrook, blrs Anne Slocumh, wife of Mr Rich ard Sl0cpmb, Jr. aged 2S. # in Middletowa, William vanl0erson, Esq.
 !n New LondoBy Mr Daniel Starr, 68. In Chatham, David White, Esq. 79.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
ANOTHER sUPPLY 0F
 NEW GOODS. S. IF. BOLRES hss she plsus,.,s ek eDeriRg Jor sale. at vednced pricess qsDsEt
 haa9.ows sssovin.ns q Ssasenabs
WN&Y GOONbS.

PURcHASED EAST WEEK IN NEW.YOnK.
 NeLUDsKe Nls tho usual variety of snhsaauI- 1 tial. useful and Ihncildl. which it is deemed unnecessary so paFiicahFiRe. as an who arc willing to De histlier Informed upon the snHi- ject are respectfully invited te cal 6 examina for themselves. Ths sphsegikfr however bega leave to say, that ke is fnlly ,Gonvineed that customers will Rud theiF prulIl u puFchasing from his assortment without hesltation.
 lerms-Cash. produce, 0f gOt6 credit if
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

The AlIbaDy Charter Election wss held Tuesday of last week, and resulted ip is-Gl0 to lOin the Board of Aldermes. Last-year tbe Regency party were iR . minority. IF
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

Wm. !. Duane. Democras of ths old school, has een emoyed 1o, the office 0fEecressgy ike Trea- euTy. and Roger 3. Fancy . Fsdsyaiisf of the old school asd ose engaged is the ceiebsaed Baltimore "id De1Iocrac Parry ssy 70 tks Noah's Eps. Esar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
C0MsunptloM.

DIR. 7lHAYBOLDS Oriental Specific Remedy
for Consumption in its last StageM .Atso.
asthma. Splitting Of Blood, and all pulmonary
diseases-as Shoriaess of Breath. Pam in the
Breast, Debility, Want Of APPETITE &c. &c
'SuiI, Medicine IS an txtra.t from Herbs, Roots
L rlants. &c -, which, in their combination, become
balsam to the diseased frame; and is never s'ling
remedy for that worst of all destroying and ravenous
comprehensive CoNsUMPTiON!!-ss many hund
eds of persons have certified.
Pa1LApEIpaIA, April lS, 1882
Spruce street, near Tenth
SIR-- BEING extremel, reduced from the contraction
Of q consmptive disease BY COLI, wet, and neglect,
vas s,rnngv recommended to use your Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" and was at length
(al other remedies having failed induced to try it,
aud judge my establishment on its first application,
though feeble wesk, and snkin fast, and scarcely
able TO assist myself, in few days was enabled to
take the air; IN three weeks was new being; and
am at this totally relieved from all debility,
and furgetful Of the past except the gratitude owe
you, which thus willingly and unrequHed express
hoping you will not fail to make my case public
I am, sir, yours truly,
JAMES ALLISON.
Innv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
ALLISON.
DysDep.ia.
DR.. JoHS THAyBoLp.

nR. THAYBoI.D offers to the public the BILIOUS
IL PREVENTIVE, as most powerful antidote Tor
DYSPEPSIA. and all organized arrangements of the
dige.tive system lime and space forbid here an
enumeration of all the various OF cure; suffice II
to say that it is wholly extracted from natural We
geable productions, innocent as is sure IN MS
effects II is well known to have restored. in few
days, strength and vgor to the languid limbs; steady
ing the paisied hand and fsuitering tongue, and I'M
parting health and tone to tl:e debiitated stomach.
GEonoErows, bridge St.) DC. Nov II. 1852:
SIN do. with the greatest gratitude and sstistsc
tion give you liberty to make my case public, 81 thai
those sborine under similar complaints, may have an
opportunity If being relieved. was severely afnct
ed with in iges,ion dyspep ia, and dsagreeable feel
ings all over for Length Of time, and tried all nedi
cine thai could hear of, that had any relation to my
complaint; but had relief until accidentally saw
a DR. tina, boii's advertisements; took one bot
tie of his Bilious Preventive" and making use OF II
according TO the directions that accompanied the bot
tie, I'm at This time in good state OF health, sn!
enjoy nv AS we'll as ever did in my life, and think
ny self new person.
lam, SIR, Jour obedient servant,
Dr. TulrHaLp. HENRY BAKER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
UphOlstering, &c.

STEPHEh SANGER respectfully informs the pub
- lie that he has commenced the
UPHOLSrERING BUSINESS
Upon King street, Q few doors above Mr.. Hurdles
Chair Factory where he is prepared to execute de-
scrption Of sey, and will furnish to order Pea
Their Beds Hair, Moss, and common Mattresses Of any
size, Sc. &c.
Stephen Sanger and William Creighton,
under the firm OF Sanger Creighton have also com.
menced the business of
CABINET MAKING,
and they offer for sale Sideboards, bureaus, Tables,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas &c.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles viii
doubtless advantage themselves and obge by CALI
ing, as it is purpose to sell at the lowest possible
prices. Repairing promptly attended to
jan Soft SANGER CREIGHTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Madeira Wine.

vIyHE subscribers, designing to make their annual i'm
L por,ation of Wine by the Hope, invite orders for
any description of Howard, March Il Co.'s brand -
In this wa, the person orlering will have the sssur.
ance of receiving the Wine shipped for the,n-their
names being cut on the ca.k in Madeira.
GEO. JOHNSON & Co,
whn have remaining. from their last importation. u
few quarter and half quarter casks nf Bureun y I'm
to, Craze Juice an! London Particular isdeir, Wines.
warranted pure as imp ;rted, and for sale On their
usual accommodating terms. an 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
NnauvNutism.
Dr.. lEIYB Il

goHN THAYBpLD's RIIsUHA1ICiA is safe,
81 sure AMI speedy cure for the rheumatism, Gout,
and weakness of the Nerves; it has not been known
fail 10 many thousand Cases. of the most distess
ing azure; and has in two weeks restored TO the ou
sness walks of life, patients who had not been able
to leave their beds for several want ct space
preve n,s more certificates than the following being
giyen nut many others may be seen both for this ard
tie first named medicines, application TO either Of
the Agents:
GEORGETOWN (Wster ST. ID c. Nov, H. 1852.
cIa-l have been affected with rheumatism Tor
years and found any medicine that could stio ord
me more than nonentary relief until heard Of your
invaluable medicine, " Nheumstac's;" got one bot
tie and applied when my hands were SO that could
not use them and could scarcely do any thing for my
SELF and by three applications they wee perfectly
WELL and have not since tell he slightest symPt"i oil
the complaint. YOU al liberty, SIR To make pubic
nv case in any you think proper, Tor general
circulation am, SIR, yours, &c.
On rR,IBoLp. H. w. DAVIS.
The following persons are Agents for the sale OF the
above medicines:
JAMES THOMAS,
Bridgr Stree Georgetown, ID. C.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Pennsylvania Avenue. ~ ashrgt"p lily.
Miss +. KENNEDY,
king street, .lcxsnits u C.
HENRY WEARY,
No. 50, Pratt street, baltimore.
nov 27-W6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Notice
nov 27-W6w

PURSUANT TO an Order of the United States Cir
cult Court OF the district Of Columbia, sitting in
i,snc-ry at Al-xaniris, in the case OF Lincoln Cham
bersiu surviving partner of lincoln and Luther Cham
ber.in, against George NcCiirsli, Administrator Of
Arch,b.ld McCleish. e, all passed. 0ctoberrerm, 1852
the creditors of the said Archibai! NcC'sh are re
CURED to present their claims TO The uHdt r'gned on
OF before the 5'h day Of February next or they VIII
pe excluded from tie dividend of lis estate
A MOORE,
ian I7-1m Master cofhuiss'o"er.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Noots and ShOes

y d. EDISON hasjnst received, per Brig Token,
% few cases Gentle fine Calf, Sewed Boots.
at So SO TO 400.
Ditto BuffPegd ditto, at 81 so 10 100
] c,se prime Leather over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and Nonrocs
Misses and ~omen's coarse sud fine Shoes va
ruus kinds
Also on hand, Of my manufacture.
Gentiemen's calf and morocco Boots, IS oi6
DO do do Shoes. SO TO b23
Ladies' fine seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses do do do do
DO, > coarse and fine shoes and Honroes
Childrcn's Shoes, great variety
NIB Ladies' Shoes made to order, in the reatest
and most fashionable style. dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Charles Bennett

HAS received, by ship Maryland. Cspt. Morrel.
az oIrec from Liverpool,
10 bales hest Brdport Shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
hes, quality, aud is for sale on the usual terms.
lie has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab wopllen Kerse,s
Lowell cotton ard wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
Afew bales best Sheeting and Shifting Cottons
He has on hand,
Very frs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine vesting, and
velvet Wxistcoating
Blue and black superfne Cloths and Keseymcres.
sc. &c
lie expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
iow.priccd Cassineus.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Union Tavern
The subscriber respectfully informs
Jan !7-1m

SevA The subscriber respectfully ihIprms
liz his friens and the pubic generally, that
WsEs5!Ihe has removed from Union street t" Far
S.ssaa2 f4x street. between King and Cameron
streets aud n. ,r the Market. where Ladies and Gen
tjemen can b. 4ccoum ,,latcd in gentce manner; as
hs establishment is vel fitted up, and furnished suf
hcientiy to render comfort 10 those who may please
to pa,ronize him.
lie has e. cellent ST3BLLfG for twenty or thirty
Horses, for which his charges Will be moderate
cen,Iemen can he furnished with OYSTER SUP
pE2S in private rooms or otherwise, as he has his
oyster Establishment in complete order.
he can also accommodate ten Or twelve BOARD
Frs, by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices
Ills BAR IL furnished xi:h the best Wines and Ii.
quors the place will afford
Being thankful for past fsvors he hopes, By strict
attention and moderate charges, to share part Of
public patronage JAMES NORRIS. b
ian l5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
A New Store.

AINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN has commenced the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
lower end of Prince street, adjoining John H. Ladd's
and directly opposite where he formerly kept on The
wharf where he intends to keep general sssortm nj OF
Times, Liquors, Groceries. and Ship Chundiery,
and wh-,e he invites his old customers AM others to
call and pet bargains an 20 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Jnst publishpa.

find on sale BY HM NJ. MORRISON,
'TsHE Little Reader. or Progressive Step to Know.
i ledge. with engravngs
rhe adder to Learning, collection Of Tables. ar.
ranged progressively, in words of one, two and three
syiabIes, with original morals, edited by Mrs. Trim
mer, with 70 beautiful wood engravngs
The Chld's Own Book of Tales and Anecdotes, about
dogs &c with numerous engravings
These little volumes will be found very instructive
and amusing to children Of all classes. feb6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Hats md Gays
Alex andria Canal Office .

31st January, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given to the tockeolders in the
~ Alexandr;s Caral Company. that an instslmeDt Of
Ave dollars per share makng total OF $50 per ssre)
s required TO be paid before the 4th day Of March
newt, also an nstalment Of Eve dollars Fer share, be
maid on or before tn 4th day Of April, and further
Of FIVE dollars per share, to be paid or
before the 4th day, Of May next.
By order of the Board Of Directors;
JOHN n CREASE. Clerk A. Q. Cv,
feb @ast-E1,2 2, 3H4thNaf, Aprhy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

MUSEUM
Open daily from 1oto -. ~, and from to S, ? y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
The Steamboat Essex

,sAn Will commence running
A-fAn~ to Mattox Bridge ON Friday
gzSssisfSI =. the 9th of February. and
return On aalulI Sine viii then run as she did last
Fall. leaving Georgetown every Monday and Thursday
at7 O'Clock, A. ii. calling at ashington and Aexan-
dris, and on her return, leave Mattox Bridge every
"Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock, A n. She will
stop st the usual landing places for passengers and
freight of all kinds She has th:ee hundred bags for
Grain fb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
lust Published.

.4adtor sale by ELIZA KENNEDY
yIlHE Declaration Of Independence. the Constitution
Il of the United States, Nashington's Farewell Ad'
dress and the Proclamation of Andrew Jackson to the
People of South Carolina, with prefatory remarks by
one of he most distinguished Statesmen in tue Union
Price Is cents i'll cloth, l9 cents in paper.
c.hd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
ti0lslps

GUSr received from Boston. per schooner frans-
% port, ,rr, handscm assortment ut
Gu, Ground afad Plain ENTRY L.ANPS,
of the most fas nionatie description. Also hand
Eng ish i'ronsed AstFAi Lamps
10 do Iantei do
Do Br.s. Ship do
Do Tin Wal! do
Together with large aSsrr;mcnt of China & Glass
ware of every Jescripton offered for sale moderate
terms, wholesale retail.
window Glass Of every SIZE and cool quality.
anS0 RUGH &. SM'iu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
ELOQUENT APPEAL.
BUNKER HILL. MDSU WENT.

A lAfae meeting was held Al Eanrui Hall, Bos
! ION, n iew days ago 10 hear the Report fthe Of
h,ers otihc Massachusetts Meebtnic Association,
relative 10 the completion Of The Bunkenl lll Mon
| nueat An Address to the people Of Massochn
sets vas reported, IN which II IS stated that the
| wutk Of The Monument - already vo=lhlus com
pIec1 Tat the expense of,nslng 1t To the height
Of 22o feet of enclosing and plating the hell with
| trees, a. will be so o01--thnt the Ladies fund
on interest 80 900 and property OF the Assoctn.
Ton. 10 he disposed Of ni'cr the Monnmait, shah
be completed, will amount l. 1000, caYng SUM
OF i ~ 800 requisite to complete the Monuncni.
This added 10 the deb, of HAT Corporation, (2S,-
o00,) for which the land IS Pledged, and which It
Is desirable to llberatc from lncnmbrlnee, makes
the whole sum requisite to be raised 800 800 The
address embraces The Resolutions of the Mas
chusetis Mechanic Association in favor Of an I'M
med ,c effort to raise tho sum required for the com
pIcllon of the Monument and calling upon the Me
chmc Associations IN the various parts Of the
Commonwealth aud tllor Mechanic brethren gene
rally, 10 ald them IN the patriotic undertaking.
Mr.. GroRcg BLAKE offered resolutions warmly
approving the proceedings Of fhc Mechanic Asso
claiiou aud pied tns the other citizens present TO
cG-opcrate with them.
The meeting was addressed by Mr. CnAHLEs
G. GREEsE in a brief bat eloquent speech, in favor
ofthe resolutions. Mr. EpwAaD EvGnGrr then
rose amidst loud and continued acclamalions, and
spoke, in such strains Of argament and fecins
rs grcaiy moved the auditory. Judge SroRY
made powerful appeal to the audience In favor OF
the monument The resolutions offered by Mr..
Blake were then adopted, aud the meeting was
dis solved.
EriratA from The Speech Of he I'm, Edp4rd T.
ptrcH.
am met with the gr at objection -" What
cool Will the Monument do g beg leave to ex-
crcisc my hirthright a Yankee and answer this
question, by asking two three more, to which J
believe ii Will be quite as dfcuil Ia furnish sat
sfictory reply. 1 am ASKED, What good does the
NOMINEES; do 2 And ask, What good does any
thing do What IS good Docs any thing do
any good} The persons Who suggest this ohIec-
ton of course think that there arc some pr jecs
and undertakings, that do good; and should
Therefore like TO have the idea Of good explained
aaI analyzcd, and run out TO is clements. When
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
From he Ft,acrletsbhrg CIa1 Hro Il.

Mn H,Ffew--i p4s.iny th,ongll or streets
lie oiacr da4. could ba, observe the Lash pota.
toes, nj ICED II tic door Of almos, cy.ry house oi
business; on akin. the. prie,, was told lhat one
hundred bushels conl bc had at ono shilling per
bushel, and IN lots Of twenty bushels, at 20 cents
per bushel Now, sir II, we look for you to cor
rect whatever goes am'ss IN domestic as well rs
psf.icsl ,conomy wouid II not be kindly received
D., tn tea,efs of Your paper especially farmers, TO
eve them A hiat at the policy pursued by them in
the .. neral neglect ofthls most valuable root, Is
CUT yali,n in tho st place, Is perhaps, of all h.