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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
Bi41l nigh y, IA. 1882.


III ! HRrk",
So-Yor ,vour OF the ei'h jan nave j'S'
received an an >otfy 1t @a> - ''e 'r'eh'"S me-
los. w. .., ~ TN ne', m girint va' IN m
s. ..lt.. 10, y'1'ch 10 Wit p.eas Ifs A'
a.zl, 'i.f.u e-.
,yl,ud f,r corn IN the Il, If cen,
,,,,..,..4.o.... ,,,,ush, by tarowmg II up INTO
b.is, 6ve f..., (Which IS lhr distance cultivate
am. er, nvs mart either up'- high or ii I land >
t = .,,t ,fu,v nascr to do II tn y. At any TIM"
Ef... c.,ua,nce p'a ntlng. III 'h'trthrr
,a,.cbin.. or what W. c'I a" com planter,
.,.l. f,r;h,, purpos. sad leave The co9h th'n "'
..cx ,ro,hn, 10 tue slrcngt, ana moisture {" 'ht
.,nd Ii remarkably .lch, aud sn"e'"n'lV mo s.
leave a stalk evety sxor elgdt !hc''e' part II
IS ran. IA, s of good quality alb 'ut twe'Ve' an"
ttrk ,,,, t,rt /, one stalk lar enough al'NTt In
any 4,nd tat Wi prol luce AT al. In moist lhni
.,,ani on = d, aud IN dry taifsy land, IN '''
sunk on l,snns fllrrog by throwi " IOWA n lilie
e eac. bed ntn the SINK with small plough, LOT
ils purpose of getting bed tn plant IN. poaSh
out broken land horizontally, IN or'rr 10 h"'u Us
.auch moisture possible tor the crop, anu aiSo,
+, oresorye II from washing rams, If break 1t
,in the fall, plough it again just brt"re pian'
H. Nv reversing The DIS, as think II very 'mP"r-
amt prebst: the land we'll before ne pau" a..
or ,1,I,,a. k.,.o eli stirred Win coulter
,,,i fam. for one horse to
49, .nat VIII always h"ish ,,l !, got.
9'' ,rar,,, tho soon, II furr",". until II se's
mr. ,4,nseo ia ia beat the dirt from ne mo'' III,
hence. ,p,,nce ewing it my last pous. jung W.
acm.l tu,nlngp ,ugh by running two furfo"a Wv
each s.- nr ihe corn first, and then commencing a.
ram and Gn,,h,ns o II the middle of the row AS
sao1 as It will 10 10 thin hoe 1t, AMI then thh II,
and If 1t should require 1t, hoe 1t again. MINK
We should sthD working corn, as soon as II WIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Any;i q

- CH''I hI!US
Betie Royal - Murders, suicides, end hair
breadth escapes are becoming now days Quite
fashionable. Within u few days our city and
neghborhood have been the theatres of several su-
icidcs 1t was only yesterday we announced two
certainly, and several pIoblenatlcally. Now it be-
comes our duty TO record one Of the most brutal
and outsndish ARRAYS ever witnessed in this city,
Last nigh, about 10 o'clock, battle took place at
the house Of German, named Miller at the ex-
tcmeond of Main street, but out of the Corporation
German Bah was given at the house Of said
Miller. on that evening. We suppose the efrny
arose from some dispute amongs. The company col
lcctcd, though our informant knew not the cause
II lasted until IL O'Clock Brick-bats, clubs, and
abusive epthets were of course used freely. Two
men were killed, and several severely wounded
Some few of the ring leaders taken into custo-
dy by the civil authorities. We learned no
names --HcgRfa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
From h. h,u'h ~ Aeri nbnraltst.
,.;1l1'tiRE. OF CORN.

rr,R Srp-.lVnea saw The annexed paragraph
,,, ,#nr,spa,. | WIS induced to write t. MI
'e,ei 80 a. ,'ila.rr hs 'n"''e OF en- ''''lHaS n
ro.,,rf.,n re#.4,sl, IA answer, the anlJone1
. # y ,lc, piacc At yoa disposal VIII ny best
al,4es fr the Success OF your s'fv asr'ni Journal.
J. CLARKE.
Mr. A. E. VI . ,insor, manager upon plan
t,,uu IA tl.- county of Amherst, {EaJ ra'Se1 the
present. season, acre at la''', one hunareu
anJ alslt and "a Ini bushels OF SQUAD corn, and
tNaot n'rrlorq mittv THIS acre recr'' Il no 9TH
cr cultivation Itn the rest OF the hcia - ne same
~, mayer nal f.eqacnily made one hundred onsi-
,,, o sunni conn aud some of in.'IIol, .''n an a
or. oft,alou l.aas ant, si,,ad, ia tho county OF
tmfh..md'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25
lFfede1ioAsburg siteaa.

,,an,tre for Uheat. - Dr. Jos ph Z. Muse STATE
the opinion, that auimai manofcs o.c particularly
necessary for wheat crops, because gluten, the
clear actulstlc prnkimatc principle OF when'-c"n-
taius nitrogen, winch assmiln,cs to It's nniml BIO
lies. cthtWds Joh' hdt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

TufriHnitc Occnyttncc-Letters were received
in this town, on "Wednesday last, from Valparaiso,
stating the arrival there of the whale ship Ca'ha-
rine. Captain Paddock, this port, and some par
,icuars Of m melancholy affair III which the captain
was engaged.
We have rot been allie to obtain sight of the let
,crs but the circumstances, as We understand thch'
u,,re ms follows itcr the arrival OF the Catha-
rine, Captain Paddock went on shore "a heransed
s,,tc Of mind. and entering merchants compiling
rao,, Killed botb of his clicks lie then went
,,,o me street, and attacked two Spanards, one of
whom he killed on the spot, and wounded the 9th
o. severely. He then struck at SIX or eight more
norsons several o. HON he injured. He was al
terwarcs unprecedented, ,red, aud sentenccd to be
s,o, but the American Consul lntertered, and n
s ,..y vial was granted, salem Gu=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

1t was u glorious operation. SAL MI LII
cher of Ky winch carried the bill III Two hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

Asparagus is repu,od to be very healthy vese
table Loudon says, in Paris !, IS mncn rcsorte'
To by the seden,ary operative classes, whcn they
are troublcd with symptoms OF gravel or stone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

Letters have been received at Boston from the
captain of the ship ellespont, announcing his sale
,rriya, n, RIO de Janeiro on the 3oh February II
will be .ecoected tina, the wreck seen at sea some
time since, was supposed to have belonged to this
vessel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

H,nor 10 a,ence- A London paper states that
Louis Philippe King OF the French, pas conferred
the Royal Order OF the Legion o, fiono! 0" -, or
As,lev Cooper, which was presented BY Prince Tai.
Aey~ahd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

-, VIZ itports here that the Banks in South ca
follna have ceased to discount and that in consc
qnenc~ business was almost entirely susnenicd
onr gentleman from camd2n states that he saw a
number o' wagons with cotton on their way from
Camden to Cherow that cash could not be had
or the article IN Camden and if the same state of
Ihinss existed IN Cheraw, they would come on 10
Fayetteville that when he came to Cheraw he
,'ohd 'hat place IN the same situation. Many let
ters concur IN stating that the times are awlul"-
business suspended 4 confidence DESTROYED These
are but the beginning ofevils, unless something be
speedily done to prevent the collision which now
appears almost inevitable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

We learn from an unquesonablc source tina,
lew days since AT Spar'anburg S. e Mr. Cat4oun
and Gov Ham,hon were hung in eiRgy. We re-
sret exceedingly to hear of speh proceedings for
wh'e they can answer no good purpose, they
serve greatly TO niamc and exaspsra,e the onno-
site party. IRaieieh Peeist,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03
NoRroLK, December 81

NORFOLK, December 81
Noremeat Of 4, S. Ttoops-The five Comm,
MES OF e. s artillery, which we have before
stated were ordered from Fortress Monroe r.
Charleston, S C,) have all embarked on board tho
ship JcFe'son, Capt MeReo, fulIy equipped with
al their ordnance and stores, aud provisions for
Three months, and viii sail the first fair wind
lhey are about 300 in number, and are commanded
by Major Kirby.
Company + Of the Regiment of Artillery uu,er
the command of Capt. Merchant which ha, been
stationed at Savannah for upwards of two veors
sailed on the l2lh inst in the Revenue cutter NJ
Lane FOR the Forts in Charleston Harbour.
Beacon.
al me north, winter has fairly set in. There is
me s'cigaing from Troy TO Montreal. The novi,
sa'ioh oil The North river is INSTRUCTED by c, for
some distance below Albany.
air larson of North Carolina, men,ioned lo,o-
~ !" congress, tina, the amount of cold producrs
III 'hat State the year before the last, was $50, oo0
and the last year, double that sum.
The corporation of the city ofNew York has ho.
lore IL proposal to borrow two millions of dollars
to be devoted to the execution of plan IN snnn,,,
the city Yl.h good wafer. ff'
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-27

Commissioner's NotSoe.
UHE subscribers hereby give public
- notice that they have been appoint
I'd by the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the
town of Warren, Commissioners to re-
cei,e and examine the claims against the
estate Of z. LEONARD REED, late Of
Warren, deceased, represented insolven,
and that six months from the lst inst. has
been allowed to the creditors Of said cs-
tate TO bring in and prove their claims n
gainst the same, and that we will atteRd
to the business of our appointment ON
the last Saturdays Of July and August,
at the store of Paschal Allen, from 9 to 5
o'clock in the afternoon in the mean
time claims can be handed in to either of
US at our respective dwellings.
PAscHAL ALLEN,
S. p. CHILD, Conr's.
LEWIS HoAR,
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
MARY B. REED, .Admr,s.
april "a. 3w.
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can be this
Perfumery Spices, other articles -
Among whi Junk Bottles pressed Hop. fn Honey
Nuts School and Toy Books for Children Toy Paints
Drawing Slate: and Pencils with articles
Pills HYoEAS MEDICINE 1ss and Genuine Shhead
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Shipping or Family use always ON
ctions ito suth al
advice gratis purchasers
gcal performed the needy without
August JEREMLaH WILLIAMS.
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A GREAT VARIETY.
AT A. COLES

Nj AIDES and Gentlemen Boot and
M/ Shoe Factory, are made Ladies
Bolivar boots /; Bolivar slippers Gree
ian Bolivar's; village ties, and any other
patterns or fashions now in use, made at
short notice, and warranted to fit. Color
ed kid and morocco of latest fashion, on
hand, 10 make to order. Ladies in want
will please call, examine and try for them
selves. Stock and Workman from Lynn
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NEW
ARRANGEMENT
Daily Lane from Bristol to Msv Bedford v;a
Warren and Fall Rivcr.
A STAGE will leave

AS ASTAGE will leave
! &s5sR Bristol every morning,
Sundays excepted) at
o'clock, and arrive in Fall River at half
past 10, and in New Bedford in season to
dine. Returning, leaves New Bedford
every morning, at 8 O'Clock, and arrive st
Warren and Bristol, same afternoon.
@ Passengers wishing to 60 TO Fall
River and return the same day ARE inform
ed that they can stop in Fall River, two
hours, for the transaction Of business.
Books kept at Burgess's and Horizons
Hotel, Bristol; Coles and Commercial
hotels, Warren; at M. T. n. N. Lawton,s
Fall River at Blake's Hotel, and at the
Mansion House, New Bedford.
NATHAN WARREN, Br;stol.
march 80.
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s. DAVOL a. son,

'udhydcluTefs q OtpfTu
II T. A s = I q 8 4 . o Z s.,
HAVE on hand, and arc constantly
Ii making, Stocks Of sundry quail
ties, and Of the most approved style; all oI
which, they will sell'eIther at wHoLEsALE
or RETAIL, on the most reasonable terms.
Orders for Stocks Of any description,
will be punctualIy attended to-
march %, 1893.
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HAS FOR SALE,
u N assortment Of GLASS WARE,
"a consisting Of decanters; ship, feno,
and other tumblers; plain and cut glass
wines; lamps, a great variety of qualities;
crdits, plates, naPpees, saks, lanteras,
pitchers, sc. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Crockery Ware, such a. plates, bowls,
'platters, dishes, teas, basins, pitchers
common, blue printed, and enameled, &c.
SC SC. ALSO, Russia Quills and other
'motsons. march -.
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MORRIJONS' HYGEIdJN
UNIvEKsAL
M E D j Oh N E !.


1NHE subscriber has he en- appointed sole A.
- gent for vending this Univeua: Medicine
ia Waren, and now Offers for sa,e MORRl-
SONS PILLS, in largo and small boxes, for
the cure Of Consumptions, cholera morbus, inha-
NATIONS, dyspcysa. isvers, sgue, indigestion, biz
lious or nervous affections. and. all diseases oi
the liver :yellow fever, aou,. rheumatism, drop
~. d. vitus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy.
green sickness. small .pox, measles, whoopine
cough. scarlet fever. asthma. jsuodics. gravel,
stone, and all urinary obstructions, piles. scur-
w, itchings Of the skin, worms, king . evil, and
ell cutaneous disorders in short every CON-
plant 10 whichths human frame is 20 dirsfuliy
subject. under sll the varied forms and names ;
ss the Hyeoan conviction is, that man b sub
Ject TO ono only real disesse, that IT, to the inn
purity ofthe blood. Warronted 10 be fhs gen.
uine article.
REUEL H. BAKER.
Jan. 10.
This is 10 certify, that Mr.. Reucl n. Baker,
Of " arren, nsppointed Agent for vending Nor
risons Hygcisn Universal Medicines. for the
town Of Warren, in this State.
SAINT. YOUNG.
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0NRUNKD.-JA16Es GARDNER has just re-
n ceivsd lot Of Trunks, . variety Of sizes,
fer sale on reasonable terms. Feb ls.
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WWROUGHT NAILS d dihsFsni "sss, TOT
w sais BY JANIS GARDNER. Fob IL
NHW 0Ro0xERx STORE.
Taylor & Waldron,,
Corner Of MIX and Brood Streets, one
,S~>. Eosf NJ fLs (yosnsnprrsaI

door East Of The Commercial
Coffee House, Boston,
HIAVE recently established them
III selyes in this City, and received By
late arrivals from Liverpool, an extensive
ASSORTMENT Of CROCKERY c & CHINA
WARE, which they are enabled TO offer
on The most favorable terms, and would
respectfully invite the attention Of Gown
Try Traders. .1.
Boston, March soth, 1898.
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SIGN OF GALEN'S HEAD.
WNt01e.St9eeet.

General
X1 Daos FAhz PxRvEnv The
nnd subsequent selected with
ths the icssa Pesssn Selection and Prepratn
Medicines, article auke warranld
Stances ~ha ' for shPs Families and Phyc viii supplied
the shortest notice and NIDICINE CHI ESTS, Plan,
and which are sad judges Be altogether superior style wiz be
furnished ORDER Feb. 9, 1888.
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"ANTED-S or 4 Journey mon
w to work at the Plane Making
Business. Cash and the highest wages
will be given to good wn..smen. -
to niCEELOW sMPT
Dec. 90. Mps
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which are two elegant double bottom deta ched
Levers. Also, large assortment Of silver and
steel bowed SPcctacles an excellent as
sortment ofSilver Spoons Of every description /:
also, Brittana Ware. consisting in part Of tea
pots. English. The lat est patterns and low
sugar and creams to match with tho pots sill
yer plated csstors, spoons and ladies': cutlery,
pu6s, curls and ffizelts: tea trays tablo mats !:
fancy besds: jewelry OF every description, and
variety Of other articles, all Of which he can
and will sell as low as can be purchased else
whore.
He will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks, and all Jobs in his line
with pleasure. and hopes by his unremit ted OF
ertions to his business to please the public.
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
New. 8
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fSunSAcEs Of different sizes for sale bv
fso. ~. JAMES GARDNER,
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IN ARROW AXES, knives and forks,
IN pad locks, mincing knives, butch
er, bread and shoe knives, shoe pincers
and nippers, just received and for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON
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NpRACe CHAiNSef 4 different qualities, 70
~ sale by JAMES GARDNER. Feb. Q.
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RalR TRUNKS.

~. s,so,.sa ts.s. Ius' rses,s"d . md on safe a,
March 20, I,0NG kQOM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-04
MARRIAGES.
On Thursday last, Capt ayo (U State, Nav IN MI.
"' laughter OF The Chaneelor Bland Of Annapolis Nd
MAR 81
IlEAIlIS


the sh !" Csfone county, Sunday tho 29h u.
ye vi hts amor painful Of
be nv
the
.ns oaole and friendly an
ao We tender Ond ndusen
oosuon, which de,oivc In severe, frso,-
ne's"bcr husband man ,.snn,,
a. death, such, " cd NJ,
VI" ii ca. ,r h.,
We, sf, Anne Maj, H. WA hnsco, nuh,os q, "A ,ss
iuson ESQ OF Jcier-oa dstI
cal VIA iuence and high estate .e from "a
ing argo." "' '"f"a"N""' minister
|onav NcArnp lDepaei this on tho i Jay of s.r..
~ q N. lnc.s or,o
'ehio IN the Of
naa y, hhdfed or Infection ha,r been
"no we were wo Ito love
~ ea.h II affords melancholy pleasure in
~ and mpart
70 nv'an nature Col Sumner he
@ 81 nm oh AZ an carly period pablc hlc
w, ~ VIM Scarcely interim Sion, OF
If ups .he Revolutionary War;
ny " who ordered
umcs elected member
with fidelity in
justice Tue county Count, Sheriff
ou OF foas and Quarter Sessions
years Immediately preceding his Daring
Vi ms Pnic services no called
any act connected with his Official duties
aniay silent aud reserved; he
70 aud lie
integrity and nm infle xbs
MN IN punetaoty In ctionts
n'i snd tender kind
Ilrnd iv ras greatly beloved by his family ends
agd highly respected by large circle His
wa be ong and deep smcncd by his
goen by those To wboc lac
lie pto,rae,ct hic. '
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RICHMOND MARKET

The receipts OF Flour unusually small owing 10 tia
low slate oi the sream yet the supply equals the demand
and the article not very brisk JPheat has improved in
vaue since has come in less freely and nlle,s re.
ducs Their recent heavy sock 10 readily obtain.
ed Tor good parcels OF red refer 70 aug
'aiions above Tor the prices OF other articles.
Cot'on--A late Augusta Courier explains its late re-
marks on the state OF the Cotton Crop Ii did not mean
to express the ea that the present crop would be less
than The last preceding ones-but would be less
than was anticipated early in August from the prospect
mmeh ,hen existed OF mos, .xuberant That has
oeen dmished as we stated, by the late drought can.
not he dened but we do believe, nor have we seen
any one from The country who crop pener
ally viii fall short of Ina, Of last year.
L ne long and extraordinary drought which has done
much Juryt the corn in certain quarters Virginia
- at length terminated had several fine showers ON
Monday night; aud in the Tuesday il continued
TO ram with partial nermssion. We observed that the
refreshing showers have also extended
Alexandria, &C. The drought had also injured
the 'urnp CROP tue winter vegetables, SC. &c-and put
back the p'oughing for The seeding of wheat.
Flour inspected in the city of Richmond during the
quarter ending 30th September, 1888:
35,7O3 barrels superfne,
APT half 10 do.
l,720 bbls fine,
1913 do. miidlings,
ll9 do. condemned.
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".Wen and .gTonuere in .1merico.D

we have been Inundated by English Travellers,
whose province it has been to reward the liberal
hospitality we have extended to them by the most
ih'Derai abuse. We arc not weak enough to claim
immunity from criticism. No country is free from
'mperieclion-and we free to admit, that com
muniy, situated as the u. States have been, cannot
grasp at the same moment the greatest utility with
VIZ! y! highest refinement. They have been engaged
proving their rivers, establishing a new and unpa-
releIed Constitution-and in cherishing all those
schemes, which essential to the pYosperity of
a young and rising people Who could have ex-
Pected nat tney should have had the leisure to es-
tablish the most extensive literary institutions n
found the most splendid Libraries, and to produce
the most abundant works Of the highest Literature;
The idea would have been almost as much on, al
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HANoVER CoURr-HOUSE RACES-rhe Ian.
a over Jockey Club Races, will commence over the
Hanover COurthouse Course on The i,L rue.d,v il, NJ
venbcr and will continue three days
FIRST DAY--SwecPsiakcs for colts and fliies years
o mile meats entrance 500, half iorfeil3 moro to
~ IKE race, 10 close the evening preceding the race
SECOND DAY-ProprieIor's purse 5000 two mile heats
--eurance SIS.
THIRD DAY-Jockey club purse $500 four u,ile iea,s
entrance $2O,-nO discount on the muses.
The proprietor assures the public that every effort ,,
be made TO give entire satisfaction. His I
large, aud can afford comfortable 10 great
many persons The tract is Of lle oldest aud best in
Virginia.
Ample Siabeage and litter furnished.
J. y. ANDREW, Proprietor.
VctoDeT D J3-tt
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oil stormy struggle, in which he had hin.e with
honouraoie distinction. Baltimore which now contains
nearly eighty thousand inhabitants, he eubers pey
nsbns hamlet, OF some half dozen houses Little more
man nan century ago. the Americans handful Of
poor coions drivers OF slaves and small traffic. in um.
Der anu TOBACCO, from whom the policy OF
her country to squeeze all she could and i'm
return, which might be al all profitable keep-Then
IN her ohery csre she fenced In their trade with all
manner o restrictions which could way contribute
TO the roflenisling OF her parem,a xcbeaucr anil TO
crown her benefits, conde sceucl export rpos sp.
ply of l.u Johns aud Lord Chacses To I'll! ii,i, emmy
pockets, and keep the people in COOL hnour. with line
speeches, siong prisons. AMI u round iliaty force
" All this MIR. Carroll remembers, but he has lived IN
see state oi matters some what IiIrr~ The coloue.
nave uSHrp"afcd and Ia their place had risen powei m
ooheuefhi"n OF free States, spreading population,
"eVe h'ons over vast extent Oi fertile territory. and
possessing commerce. and marine, second ohl, those
'i nat nation IRON whom they boast their ies Hc
oeno'us hs couniymen as happy asthe uiotcrcd eno,
et OF Their great national adv snsges, and ins'itu
oi me oroadest democracy make them II. sees
reg'o* formerly The savage hsunts OF the panther,
"nu the Wild indian, covered with the DIV ,llnps oI the
Civilized ami Christian The hy rivers, Oh which
new wret"hed flats used TO tnske with difficulty an AN.
nnai voyage, he covered with steam vessels of
g'ga"'r sze and loaded with valuable h,udi.c IL.
mas seen taxes IN The very heart OF great connt
merry arprcarhahle only by adventurous traveller
come ced with the hy means of canals I'm short
'he lot oi Mr. Carroll has been east hat be
the most evenuI period OF his ronn,ry's history''
Yet spite of our objections To these Travels there
is one passage in its earlier chapters which we could
not read over without the greatest pleasure. Ii is
dme iorcibie picture he pourirays of The aoninuble
IDrlff system, so absrdly engrafied upon this young
snake the pillars of the Union itself. We recon-
mend It especially to the attention OF Eastern
Drettlren; u they Gun excuse the writer for the cha
racter he has drawn of them.