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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-20
ADDRESS TO BLACK HAWK.
rE.o,n, N. N,w York standard ]


There,. heauty on thy brow old chief! the high
And manly beauty Of the Roman mould
And the keen flashing Of thy full dark eye
Speaks Of a heart that years have not maze eo'o'
OF passions scathed, not by the touch OF nme'
Ambition, that survives the battle route.
The man within thee, scorns to play the mime
To gaping crowds that compass thee about.
rhou wakes, with thy warriors by thy side'
Wrapped iu fierce haste, and high unconquerea
pride. a.
Chief of thousand warriors! dost thou yet
vanquished and captive, dost thou deem that
here
The glowing day star Of thy glory set
Dull night has closed upon thy bright careers
Old forest lou, caught and Gagged at last.
Dos't pant to roam again thy native wild!
To gloat upon the life blood flowing fast
Of thy crushed victims; and to slay the child,
To Gahble IN the gore Of wives, and mothers,
And kill, old Turk, thy harmless pale faced bro
Tiers!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
SN,iNs Warehouses.

NNE. the Undersigned, Inspectors, return our
w thanks TO our friends customers and the
public generally, for them former support and 10y
our Increased exerons please and the great I'M
provcmcnts that IRE made and making III our
Warehouse we hope at least &c do business WIN
naatness and dsputch aud thereby merit aud re-
crive something like II proportlonabe part OF the
business done ia this place, which is all we crave
We can do nothing more than other men, but we
thn6 the Planter by beng served quickly, before
his spirits o. down, and but little tobacco put up
with his own, he " ouJ he more likely TO claim the
attention Of ali the buyers, and thereby get the
worth of ms tobacco more generally than when IN
great crowd.
F. S-la the advertisement inserted IN the last
paper, our Oh, ct merely to convince the plan
ers Of the benefit Ia themselves OF distributing their
Tola go anon, all of the Warehouses, instead of
concentrating It u a few, aud not, as has been sup
posed, To- cas; any ImpntatIon on the integrity Of
The rureht,er, in this market.
JDSATliAN JOHNSON,
LlFTLEBERRY LEWIS.
Mari | s Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21


F7y'IE sTRsC Kaua.it. formerly ofthe Bell Ia
"A vrl. "a LIBBY, V has 'aI.n possession OF
Ii. spsye#, lnld as,ebl 5n@e:,i. recently occupied
T. fo4.li Ni.#a4s Esa
i'aisosW '..aisj. H. Inc numerous rooms Of th's
sp,,soas 4 pt>s ,sl,-t.l lh1t Wit afford elegant
accoosao. OPS hose 0bo may Please 10 call
On Asu. lssya'c plr,1Gs ana dlnm. rooms suitably
furnished vii hskept for The use Of families;
AMI '1saa nen travelling by private conVzy
1ooe md} br assured nat the extent OF the
fiplSe e1abls tn pro 'rietor 20 prevent annoyance
10 Inn from the arrival and departure of the
S,aEas.
FAa saI-nlnl lines Of Stace-ceoshcs to this
pl7cs, ',roln Rehm, nd Daev,lle, Salem, and
Wasaia ton "tyn and lie watering places all stop
a In a9us", Iad thstr respective Offices are kept
init. f"e date Is sitnatod on the main street,
convenient II bo1h Banks, aud TO the Tobacco
" .sshoIsrs.
STAGE Passengers may a; all times, be supplied
Hfh tiatl.7, Gi;s ~ horses, 10 travel off the inc.
:. Is, wi nuai. ar, S hectcd sober, honest,
sa0a t-9ae - d Isl rs o.et whom he
~ #s-s.,= #u=-=,.E a.a va-istns e.tsafl n
nm to aceonnoa,te 'ae amd'al persons with
ease. ! sfab',s vlIjr b. 81 possed BY any in
sfa'}, a. u. sab tTe 'n-a, with dirt and
reea4 ly,rs ena a sIeplY 2f set#t attnc doo,.
tia lag taaoe the ,hoyr cstebI'>, ment 5r MIN
Der Of years, olt latafr havy expenditures in
improving geldDg up and furnishing it, the sub
scribor'S interest VII! induce him 70 omit nothing in
his power to accom- nodate has customers
Y. n. OLIVER
Fl The DaNvie Reporter, Wythe Argus anj
Lexington Union viii insert the above once week
Tor weeks, and forward their recount to this Office
for payment. Jan :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
TIER MS.

~ r. e prr aa1aIn. paea5le in a1vance. No sub
rti,,f,n Nj "a eHst,ai ftr Ia iiueth>
,t o.. ~, b ss 'atiaI't th1l It the discretion Of
30. n 49,. I5td al tsreatases rad.
r ,aVe trlsG il:NfS VIII h. ta-er.ei nt 50 cent.
.. fr - a II 4 tne nd - = cent fur each
~ lra51 i''t'ee mis- he ra'f Tor pc
-, Hta l4-s To-, ~ tb MI 1>.nfaed by sslne
.,,.i. Il, go ~ i.F'rasn5g.
A. t.u,#- Il rs..f ia Elitersmast be post p1'd
=, 10y .ii b. tttnh Id 10.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
Commission Husiness.

fAft subscriber offers his services to his friends
- aud 'he public as Commission Merchant
Ills oihce is few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
SAML. ANTHONY.
MIS- Anthony wishes to take few Young La
aes as boarders. Her rooms are commodious, and
near ar, some OF the bcs! Schools in Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
DEATHS,

the sS S S @% count Of wEIn , morning
:S ,.. f. WI Brent, Rehna ecua, s"d Thi.
1881 az s"iy H'is s
ho holy Ap s s us sI Y %% The
he shn.eee,' and with the would only
them to the VIII OF Cod IN '"s Ses
r ,%e " "Si ,o and friends eP
Of that and Bcn whn, bes, for
sos" a,@s Il, "he tie, have the H fS
him no is through et'y 0 seeing
nd en- Monday The u in King william
e. g age pui y" @s . sSu s of M 6
:S'%y n %Ge ssd before
I" %" , dsS"iea Gn'"" She was pogs, bigosd
'O,,'s this; their las, dcpore loss
nS '' Wis% k'"s william E.S
y o. %" ars Wills, ever ready to ex'on the ho.P
wa asp"loG a. a" and ndieiOu.
md died survived by 81" Widow We an" ,s'
WI" must %".. sS s s 9TH Sr', s ssas
Gsas .; i; NJ E1ngo , year Of %s
Virginia The writer Of this notice delight upon ,hs
al had ca 1e.s and she S%,sS
What thnkuns. rrve the blessings by usnv
sny r"hsr; how humble and all
a. who , life oS ISl"I w anS
.Se Moved %" having ''''
Hccure from the drcadfu storms,
W hch iou1d this wo h. sprcbJ
nor husbands reside
25d uhfno, alter short Illness A
leaving husband aud seven children dsconoats their
b'e this Jom ono
who performed more faithful the duties OF WIFE, mother
Why can no hymned c. arm of Music heal
4 Inc sle6pless med its feel
1nn Fdncy's fairy haHt veil
] r o hide the sad realities Of Fate!
10 tribute to
I hoS epaIed tbs NE on SUNDAY morning Sep embsr
| ~, o"ciock ROBERT Augusn Thomas u
t o. D.nT,dd after short illness boUrs
ieo yeof ana Tour months To know
wherever ne went where took ia
W having something him lie the delight of M
eeonate athe and mother with tie and roher
% a se family connexon, left bewe his But seep on
beit ~ the arms Of thy Jesus the e.
corning angel to Thy father mubef little sisters and b,ohcr
10 the Paradisic worlds above $3.50 '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
COMMUNICATED.


AT a meeting OF The citizens OF Sussex county, TREND
W TO Temperance, bnt opposed 10 Temperance Societies,
held at the Court House, Oct. 3d. 1888:
Col. Robert Key called TO the Chair, and Capt.
Thomas X MOyler appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting explained by NJ. J.
Walden.
On motion, Resolued, That NJ. J. Walden S ID. Park.
err, James Key, Thomas Gee and VIM Parker, he a
nee 10 draft resolutions expressive of the feelings of said
meeting The committee retired, aud reported the follow
ing, which unanimously adopted:
Whereas concUirng With the cuzens of FL zahe'h j..
~ i'll the finn b. ie o the evil tendency OF Temperance
SOcetrs q lsely caled cndangering the hbeiti,
aud Independence al political agents. Withholding from
iheD their SUPP OF, how worthy they may Le from
tic circumstance of ttir being unconnerted vi
SIMILAR insliUonswe look upon them dangerous aud
insid QUE and concu in The pinnn tat very person
WHO egars his individual ind, penence aud tba our
in- i'nions, shou d aid in their suppression:
BE ii therefore,, ResoiDed, That regard T, importance
SOciers, rs lar destructive uIics than lB-
temperance u individuals.
Res0ir,d, That believe that Temperance cot sss il,
the proper of the blessings AID comforts SLOW ed on
man by lis Creator, and not the total abs Inence from them
ResOfCed, That regard ii impairment i any
ciefy 10 consult for any other Than lie indi-
vdual members and that any attempt TO control public
sentiment by any other UIsn dat Of ample
gumeni, IL an infringement of our natural rights
Resoiued, That cherish Liberty, genuine Reis ion
aud practical Pety, but detest Fanai.m in whdieSe f
shape may meet IL.
RIsoiUed, That the editors Of the Petersburg Intei.
gencer, Richmond Wing, Enquirer and JtHrrsonan, be
requested to publish these proceeding, IN their respective
/ paper.
| ResOIUed, That this meeting do s',iourn
ROBERT KEY, Chairman.
/ THos. X. NoYLER, Secretary
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AULD LANG SYNE.
The following is copy OF Letter written Ivy one OF
aYist in

the visitors in 1921:
York TOton, Virginia.,
2lst October, 1924. (
My dear Eiend,-The pageant is over and ere de.
part you shall have sketch of the scene NV first essay
to the field which, forty three years ago. the BIZ
tis Army, under The command of Corvallis surrende red
TO the combined armies OF America and France-an
event so highly appreciated by the patriots OF those days
as 10 call forth the following resolution:
Monday, October ooh. ISL
" Resolved, That the United States in Cong ress as
sembled, will cause TO he erected York Town i'm yir
gina, marble column adorned with emblens Of the al.
lance between the United States and his most Christi N
Majesty, and inscribed with succinct narrative of the
Washington, chiet of the combined lorces
Of America and France TO his Excelency the Count de
Rochambeau, commanding the auxiliary troops OF his most
Christian Majesty in America; and TO his Exec lency the
Count re Grasse commanding in Chief the Naval Army
OF France, in Chesapeake"
Instead OF the jesic monument which il should
he the pride oil country To erect; beheld misera-
BILE attcmp 10 marx the spot which eIiina ed
The war OF the Revolution. How much Ohoughd II
delight il would have afforded veteran General
and the few old heroes who were with him. TO have
laid the corner stone OF National Monument Oh the
l9ti The old patriots, God bless heiD delight
ed to take the General and each other by the hand rene
old acquain' ance, and talk OF event. long past.
The General and suite of for Williamsburg and the
Carl 'gc is watiag 10 take after them: From thence
will wife again.
To --, New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
New York.


FOX THE F-NRUTRER
Al meeting OF portion OF the Students OF ia. Uni
versiiy OF Virginia, held in the Hall o the Academies
Society, on Monday the If u of October, take into
consideration The proprcty of forming Temperance So
ciety, The following Constitution adopted:
4" The Undersigned Students OF The University OF Vr.
GINA pledge their sacred honor abstain entirely from
the use OF ardent spiriisan of wine, except oera
iion-during the present session OF tile University.
"This obligation shall I've binding. when twenty sigma
lures shall he a%ixed hcreup'o and not beioebuf shall
then he irrevocabc. except by unanimous consent"
President, Vice President and Secretary were then
elected On motion il resolved. that the proceeding
he published in The Richmond Enquirer, Richmond wing,
and Charlottesville Advocate. The meeting then adj
jourueh
u AZ the time of adjournment there forty. six
"eT'bers. a STUDENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

NOTICE By virtue OF Deed Of Trust (beating
~ date The 9th day OF March; 1892 and recorded IN
the county court Of Chester hed) executed Ivy Peter Ma
SON aud Agnes Mason his daughter for the purpose Of
curing the payment OF sum OF money therein mentioned,
10 Mack Code and Ncherd Goode, executors Of Benja-
GoOde, deceased will be sold OIL the eleventh day OF
November next, at Chesterfield Court House, being
court day, to tie highest bidder for really money, one
piece parcel Of land lying and being IN The county Of
Pisylvans adjoining the lands Of Charles Shelton Tho
Slayden and Others, and contains 1860 Also
negro woman slave named Suckey and her two children
Harriet anil Ann. Such title only, as is vested in
Trustee will be conveyed.
Oct g. fH-wtdsl JOHN b. GOODE, Trustee.
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/
VINO Is 10 NC our "ex Govsrnor! Is enquiry OF much
inporance-an among the various candidates who have
oeen already proposed to the public for that dsng
ana prominent s'auon there has been ndvid
ed as yet, upon whom public sentiment seems TO favor
with its sanction. Many Gentlemen that have been
named doubtless highly deserving and IONS ci.
uzens most OF whom have seen some public service and
have been useful in their sphere action but the servi-
ees OF most oil them have been but Of short dur alton;
deed, too short for them to have gained sufficient
rence TO enable them to fulfill the duties such station
as that Of Chief Magistrate OF the "Old Dominion"
The promotion to that office should be preceded lin the
occupant called to fill ~ by life OF political onsstency
and long OF ,ithul and arluous public service
evncng throughout. sound head, warm and hone 81
heart disco ming Judgment, aud tenscy of purpose
Tor The advancement OF the common veal all things not
inconsistent will, the institutions under which we live in
iacf, he should be sound and well tried pubcan-
Lake most others, too have my patales and
ces aud like them, shall presume 10 bring TO public
notice the name OF gentleman. who is in my humble
opinion amply and adequately qualified to ill the office in
gu sion, AMI who has perhaps much service as
any man IN Nrginia: That gentleman is Heroine l..
opie, Eq of Jefferson county, Va From, long and in
uinate acquaintance with him, feel justified in saving
That he sound and pure republican, and one OF the
mot liberal and snterese living Hospitabe and
benevolent (aost oa fault) he has been perhaps Tor
thirty years or upwards, either a member of the House
oil Delegates, member OF the Board OF Public Works
or member of the Senate, of which last named DO
ny he - now member from the Dis'ric, composed
OF fredeitck ani Jefferson counties. lie first elect
ed from his native county, Northumberland, in the
Northern Neck, and continued to serve the people OF
that county and Senatorial District either in the House of
Delegates or Senate al various tines until he
the upper country, West OF the Blue Ridge. He is now
abon, the proper age, few years above fifty, neither
an adventurer after Fame Fortune having ACQUIRED
an honest. unob,rusive manner suciency Of either to
content him; therefore, he officer seeker. not d-
o,ous Out decided in his politics, holds
dsorganzng doctrines; being farmer himself and hav
ing an ample fortune his every interest il deeply CON
neced and Identified with the substantial and lasting in
efest oil the country. As the Constitution err
ronesusly impaired great and increased TO the Ex
ec"ve by eecng that officer Tor three years. there
oy iessening his responsibilities il is altogether
ola .l...
mindful at whose hands he holds the power, and who can
not be tempted TO abuse il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
STAGE ROBBERY.

We mentioned in last paper the robbery of the
Stage, and the amount Of money stolen therefron We
now nave the pleasure to state that about l2 800
iound oy Mr. Warrington carpenter. near CSrrngto
mn In the Naey-dropped, doubt by the thief in his
10 sach the City, The balance Except about S2OO)
was ouna last night. buried in the yard OF black this
my Inc fellow has ma &c his escape-bu will ou bt
oe hken He offered, in the course OF Yesterday, fifty
dollar noie-upon being informed OF the amount his
The ladies' wearing apparel has also been Too
much praise be given police other gen.
tieinen, Tor their industry snd zeal in this business
ANOTHER STAGE RopBERY-The Northern Stage
from fredericksburg robbed Tuesday about
20 miles from this City by csng trunks from it, For
unately for the owner, they left behind a trunk contain
ing about $500. The contractor this route inform.
us, that the baggage shall he completely secured INV
chains hereafter that the OF these ~ in
be prevented.
MAYORS COURT he captain of a Iiyb,er which
pies bet" cen this City and City Pout and ip the ppo-
matoxwss brought before the Mayor Yesterday morn.
ing under the following An officer direct
Ell 10 look after some Of The many slaves who have alb.
sconded rom this place within the last two or three weeks
ascsr'a'ncd that negro reain,d board the
nghter belonging TO the prisoner and going board Ia
ne heighborliood OF City Point, found who had been
aaversed as runaway. belonging 10 Capt chardson OF
ms CITY, The slave ored TO his ,er, and the
captain OF the lighter arrested and brought TO an
'wer for supposed violation OF the law which ~ ohibis
my county corporation Whether the slave in this
was carried out Of this county by the prisoner is
ion yet TO be decided. Meanwhile, the case was extend
3D. anu the captain ordered find bail in the sum Of
SooV Tor MS appearances and being able do So was
einanded 10 custody. Compiler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

~ Il. HYDE, Jr tenders his warmest thanks to thoss
gentlemen citizens Of Richmond and residents in the VII
entity, who promptly volunteered their useful services
in searching for the large OF money robbed from his
trunk Sunday morning last. lie will ever retain
grateful recollection Of their nn'rng exetonS and Of the
warm interest rnanlestedn his behalf
Richmond, 18th October, 1898
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

The ~ Inteieenrer lately made slight aIIusion 10
(our) pecuniary transactions with The Bank of the o.
This alIusiop calculated TO deceive the Pubic-snd
met ii by a inIid exhibition Of the facts tlernse
We called OF the lntelIgencer for similar exhibit The
lniegencer declines the invitation; and rejects any
assumption OF the Sort inUGSi0n Of private rights,
which Vheyl will never permit TO be violated IN (the)
personsP Let the Public then Judge between us. Let
them decide how lar 1t proper in the FIRST instance 10
state that Press greatinnuenee in the country, which
had been brst put under lien, and then absolutely sold
out to tile Bank, should then warmly yndicaie lis echar-
ter, At the sacrifice even Of constitutional power in the
President Of the u. S. Let them also decide how lar II
was proper for the Inieligencer, after bringing up
private transactions in way calculated to deceive the
Public now TO affect TO stand upon its private Rights
and refuse TO clear its skirts OF the iDputaioDs which
gone forth against h-by merely initiating our example
and exhoing the real state Of its concerns with the Bank
We have attempted in vain 10 procure copy Of IN,
Debates OF the Congress Of go No such record foun,
IN our excellent Public, in the City Library Th'
former confirms the journals OF the H. Of R-but re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
MARRIAGES

Married the 10Th instant the
ill., by the Rev j. Curtis Mycrs ESQ q" ri hmonJ n,
Mrs Ann A. Conway, eldest daughter the William b. Giles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

the Constitution, who is most likely MAORI
y OF the Votes OF the People Another
is that Virginia has, seven Presidents
four; we should not, think. this time incur the jcal
ousy OF the otiIer states. by pushing forward Virgins
candidate. GEO. T.. MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
TO THE EDITORS or THE EJvo UIRgR
Sal, n. 1000

AMEbIA, OH OcI., 1888.
IN The Enquirer Of the 1t ins discover that ndme
is put upon the committee Of is county Tor spond.
ing WIN committees of other counties, and using all ho-
nor"be means IN their power, promote the election of
Benjamin W. Leigh 10 the Presidency Of the United
States.
Believing The course pursued by Mr.. Leigifs iiends
calculated TO distract and divide the Republican party
Virginia u not that OF the United Stateslo do not
think he stnds any chonce Of being elected and being
moreover, uniformed oI the opinions he enlerains upon
the hghs oi TIE states, the powers OF the General Go
Vernme"'' NuIhhcdion, Secession, Sc, cannot hoist
his nag and therefore, take this method OF withdrawing
myself from the committee.
Nh proper should stale, that was present al tue
court house on the day OF The meeting and attended IL
part OF me Time was IN session. spectator but retired
before the committee was announced, OF then should
have had my name taken Off
wish to see the people manage this business so as 10
make the election themselves, and shall 20 for
that man, provided che capable honest and faithful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

desired effect He then brought under it the saw plates
which in few minutes neatly and completely cut
through longitudinaly When he stopped the buzz he
ound had received from the operation aud that
he could Immediately apply his fingers to it, without per-
cSiving much sensible heat During the operation, there
appeared band oil intense fire round the buzz, continual
ly emitting sparks with great violence. lie afterwards
marked the saw for eeth and in short time cut them out
by the 1t seemed evident that the buzz in
eectng the division, never came in actual contact with
the plae."-StiiimGn'S Journal
MIR. LIvINGsroN.--we learn that amid the many and
pressing duties which devoved upon the Secretary of
State, he has long been engaged in perlcctng very i'm
porant statistical docuUen,; which will exhibit at a
glance, the different modes aud quota OF taxation of the
several States and territories Of the United States This
work is one oil high practical utility independently OF the
consideration that had become necessary in order 10 ena-
BILE the friends of free institution vindicate them from
the charge Of prouse expenditures of public money 1t
WIN AFFORD 10 The different state governments opporu
nifty TO improve their systems, by comparing the several
modes OF taxation adopted by each The comparative
cheaphess oil monarchia and republican governments
Is subject which has occupied much public attention
on this well the other side OF the Atlantic
The British Quarterly Review and the Revue Britannoue
oil France, have boldly challenged comparson and,
ndeed 1t has been affirmed in the Chamber of Depu.
es that the people of the United States paid heavier
tax than those of France The relative expense OF the
different governments is not important matter as
the advantages which, the people derive from them
II is not to he questioned, however, that all wise go
Nernments should consult in the
their affairs "There but two kinds OF government
says distinguished writer, the good, which has never
yet been discovered and the bad the only object OF hich
Iodtaw money from the pockets the governed into those
OF the governors. MIR. Livingston will, in a little time
be able 10 show the world that that 'te goo govern
ment has, at length been discovered; if economy of the
peoples money be taken the II is probable that
The result OF Mr. Lvingstons inquiries this subject
will be communicated Congress beginning of the
next session Whenever the document is published we
eeI cohdeht That our European BRETHREN whatever
be their present opinions; will be convinced by that the
citizens OF the u States enjoy the benefits of Free Co.
vernment at less Individual expense than is borne by
the subjects OF any government Europe The returns
will embrace wide field for information useful to poli,i
cal economists OF both hemspheres-.N. Y. Jour. Of