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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
!Missouri Laud wanted.

Real Estate near Alexandria
FOR SHE
aHN< 1.-The " MRADOWS."s valuable
$GN63 Farm, bounded on the north by the Little
0E& River Turnpike Road, and on the east BY
CO.,. Holmes Run, three miles from alexandria,
and immediately south Of the -four mill Of Mr. Miller
This farm contains 253 acres, is chiefly low land Of
good quality. psrslIy 10 cultivation
g." LOMAX," a Farm on Turkey Cock
Rum apout two niles west Of the above described
containing 352 acres, in cultivation, in the oceu'
psncy Of . tenant.
8, 4, 5.-Three small TRACTS Of UNIM.
PROVED LAND, containing 100. 100, and 80 acres,
lying on the Mount Vernon and Southern Post Read,
within three miles Of Alexandria
The above described property will be sold on scco.
particulars inquire at the Bank Of Alexandra.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
aug 22-colmkwG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
COMMERCIAL.

Price of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
soagons and Vesseis.
Flour, per barrel, IS IS 40 90
Wheat, per bushel, O5 al IL
Corn, do. 62 40 IS
Rive. do o 50 40 IS
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, IS 90 s7l
Oats, from vessels, do SO 40 80
Corn Meal, white, do o 80 40 80
Corn Meal, yellow, do IS 40 80
Flaxseed, do 90 o 90
Whiskey, Der gallon, 0 80 40 81
Bacon, per cwt. 10 40 w
Butter, per ID. 10 40 10
Lard. do OBJ o O9
Plaster Paris, (retail) per ton. 90 %
FLouR.-The wagon price Of Flour at the
close of last week was IS IS. Yesterday there
was no change. King street Flour is held at
SIS 87a from stores.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 18th
instant. S49 blbs. foreign.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street $50 bis
Wharf TIT 80 81 halves
1IlS" 81
New York Market Western Flour firm at
IS e. to 500 ~. y j Com,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15

Our distinguished fellow citizen, Mr.. Audi.
han Inc Naturalist, Is now in Baltimore. We
ar. ,rated TO learn that, since his arrival there,
three subscribers have been obtained to his great
archaeological work, in addition to those which
we're procured on former visit. The costliness
If this work-the subscription price Of which is
,ioki hundred dollars-limits the encouragement
of, to public Institutions, or private individuals
Of more than ordinary wealth, -Gassis
Liberia-The Mission Family, consisting OF
Mr.srs Spauldlug and Wright, with their wives,
and Miss Harrington. who goes out as teacher,
left this city this morning for Norfolk, via Ba,ti
more, where thew will await the departure Of the
shin Jupiter, for Liberia N. T. Com. .4dv.
From Bogota BY late arrival from Car
,bagena II appears that insurrectionary movements
threaten to affect very seriously, the adminlstra
lion Of Gen. Santander. For the present they
have been put down. Great complaints are made
Of the President; With what degree Of justice,
time must develope.-B
A Large Family -Four hundred and forty
beds have been made up in Hollis Hotel, tor Sc
vera nights past, and every one occupied. The
number Of person that have slept in this building
for week past, family and domestlss included,
cannot be much less than live hundred persons.
~ Y. DAILY .7dV.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
Public Notice

hereby given that the navigation through the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, from the head OF the
haPers Ferry Falls to the Shenandoah Lock, will be
opened for the passage of boats, RATS, &C. on the rst
day Of October next
Bythis arrangement. the navigation Of the Potomac,
winch has been for time interrupted at ths pc MT
vii be transferred to the Canal, and boats will be en-
aoed to pass the Harpers Ferry Falls and resume the
nser navigation above and below them as formerly.
hs confidently expected that in less than two
Sseksater the admission Of the water, above motto
60 the whole extent OF the navigation from Harpers
refry to she Basin between Georgetown and WASH
as'on City, will be opened to the public; Of which
timely notice will be given.
ALFRED CRUGER, Engineer.
Harper's Ferry, September %, 1883.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
RY GOODS.
Fall and Winter Goods.

THE subscribers take this method Of informing their
L friends and customers that they gill open this day
splendid assortment Of
SEASO NaBLE GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
20 pieces super blue, black and fancy cloths
IS do medium aud low priced do
do extra width for closks
20 do eassimeres, all colors
ID do fancy stripe do
100 do satnet. ali eolors and quality
10 do Rodgen' patent flannel
IS do assorted qualities
IS do red yellow and green
IS do French merino cloth
50 do English do assorted
House Furnishing .Article.
1 truss y hitney blankets
IS pairs point do, assorted
Nsrse,lles and knottsd counterpsnes
Ga 81. 1914, and i2-4 Irish diaper
,. DO ID. do . ord small, Russia DO
Ga, 1914 snd l2-4 Irish and Russia sheeting
Blue. scarlet and yellow moreen
Damask muslin for curtains
Furniture chnz and dimity
Bed tick and hoor bsize
Brow dsmssk table cloths
Birds eye and Russia diaper
French table covers, very rich
Do piano do do
Fancy Goods:
Rich Sgured and striped silk, latest fashion
Plain gro de nap, al, colors, cheap
Plaid silk. warranted to wash
Blue black poult. de sole
Dana squine, Q new and beautiful article
Painted and embroidered chslIey
Italian lustring very cheap
S cartoons French embroidery
Capes pelerines, collars, caps, &c.
Satin damssk shswls
Embroidered Tibet shawls and hdkfs
Blond wells, handkerchief and scarfs
French flowers and feathers
Ladies' work boxes and buckles
Ladies' dress cspes
fluted capes, collars and fflls
Embroidered merino cloaks
Plain ditto, large assortment
Fars:
- sable capes, large and small
"a do peltrines
IL siberian squirrel peierines
% do cspes
"a ermine capes and pelernes
$50 ladies' down and fur stocks
Sc sable boss
so squirrel do
"a muffs, black and colored
The above Goods with many others, will be ready
Or inspection this day. which would respectfully
,vte the attention Of friends and purchasers gene
lily HARPER, KNELLER y STETrlNlUS.
Washington, oct 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
Doctor Wheelwright

WILL hereafter practice Physe, Surgery. &c. in
w Alexandra. At present he may be found at
Ar. Cagett's Boarding House, corner OF Prince and
81. Assph streets. sept 3-2swd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
LAND FOR SALE, &c.
LAND for eNAe.

land for saAe.
r OFFER for sale my Plantation called CLOHER-
lLAND, ling In the County Of Prince william, 50
miles distant from Alexandra and Warrington. t
contains
1900 ACRES,
.NA Has on it . large DWELLING.
G.l Saw Mill is erected. The land has heeu
well titled, and for several years past improved BY the
use ofeover and plaster, the effects Of which no
where visible fully proven. II 10 divid.
ed into fields of an equal and convenient sise and un
der the best enclosures. This Plantation 10 Justly
sdered among the best in the upper country, ito stus.
ton 10 healthful and beautiful.
Az purchasers will view the premises before making
On Offer farther particulars are deemed unnecessary.
u desired. immediate possession may be given. Let.
tiers addressed to me (post p.d) may be directed to
this place, CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
Richmond City. Oct. l0'b, 1898.
N B. In my absence, Sr. Edmund Newman, Agent,
on the premises, will attend to gentlemen wishing to
view the premises. c. s. Z.
oct l5-U
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15

TVUHE subscribers take this method ofinformng thei
l. friends and customers that they Gill open this da
. splendid assortment Of
SEASON.A BE GOODS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
Just Published,

CUBsCRiBERs for Blackwood. Metropolitan. he
y are respectfully invited to call for their Nos. -
2s and rs oct 10 w. m MORRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15

New York Market Western Flour firm al
IS e. to 569 ~. Y J Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
THE LATE EARTHQUAKE IN HE
WEST INDIES.

The Charleston Patriot Of the lst instant 't'
knowedee til. receipt Of Dominica papers TO M n
OIL containing an account Of several shocks VI ''
Earthquake IN the Island of 81 Christopher, on 'i'e
nigh of the 9Th Feb and subsequently, for esnt
DAYS. dming which time the inhabitants were KEPT
in state of constant terror. All inc stores
ofs, Christopher were closed, and many OF the
residents fed for refuge on board the vessels II"
| the hafbor. a,.-.> -. -
| The injury (says the Dominica Colonlstl done TO
the buildings in Basseterre is very great lhcre 10
scarcely stone building or store, VIC th'nH' una,
has not been injured in some degree ana S1'e'a
old walls and chnlncys have been ,hro"n now n
The Church, the Wesleyan Chapel, the Jaw the
Custom House, the Reading Room, the Tavern
have all received damage aud several private
lwellIne houses have been so shaken as to caus
the walls 10 separate in many places. Inc fa,lS'
Church Of ST Thomas, Middle Island, has suilcr
ed materially. -
The works on several of the estates have pee
much rent, particularly those on the spring Loog'
(otley's Cayon) aud Olives, with many o'ne'
, that VIC haye not yet had an accurate aecou'
of and several ehmneys and walls were throw
q down. 49,. 49,,
/, considerable quantity afpoN'ed l9uor va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

uatrimoniai-W copy from the hymen al re.
cord Of the Boston Traveller, the following annohc'
alton: -,
wears Mr.. George NJ. Shaw, to Mss Mary 4
Nichols &c
Whv would it not be well in every instance OF
Tx. association, to state the time the Pafles rave
hoen forming their acquaintance 1t would be oil
vas, utility and show 1.-THE first sl"nse the p,@'p
bic chances Of happiness of the united Poif as !.
woud be inferred from long negotiations 'hat ''e'
had hccome intimate with the dispositions, pas
s;nrs sentiments and pcculiarites of each other
while on the contrary, sudden match woaln max,
II evident tina, they had entered into 1t hap hazard
and take, each other for better or worse as 'ae re
cult mieht prove And why would II not DC ~
wcn to add the ages Of the respective parties 10 .'
c,nvenont. so that the reader might hno" whe'ne'
tho ten wears billing and cooing was passed. III TN
an,umn Of their life or whether they adopted the
advice of the poet to love while life IS yoang' an'
c,,spmn,tcd an engagement entered INTO wh'i2 IL
,bcir childhood, when they arrived at maturity
'n''' ''''''' Boston itsas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

iofNfoyc1 by tho first shock of Earthqunke--the
'''"e supposed TO be some hundred pounds s,er-
hing
AZ no perld since the awful visitation Of 1877,
"Hen dreadful eongusion in South America de-
A'roycd many cities, md buried IN the ruins some
thousands OF persons, and which was severely felt
mere, have such severe shocks been rcmemb cred in
'hlS island. Wercniember many shocks which
'a"scl noment1ry ae'm, but no injury was sus-
''"''' ANA mere was no repetition of llem so as 10
create any apprehension.
he shocks OF earthquake. we understand were
scosbly fcIt ut News. AT Antigua. ii IL stated.
they were very slight BY the nail boat, from ST.
lhomns and Torola, We learn that at those Islands
they were not at all telt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

C,5;ua.--Wc had the pleasure yesterday morn
inc, announce the arrival of no less thon lour yes
sais from Canton with valuable carsoes. by 'hem
,,,o have received file of The Chinese Courier
to tho 9Th Dec. last. The contents are nnmpor'aht
~ tho American reader. Here and there however
,bev are amusing enough,-for instance, II is sa,u'
,hat = new Governor of Canton who had peeh &C.
,nned by dispostion on his road to that place.
vns EMPLOYING his time in decaPitatng sohufy I'M
ror,una,e captives who had fallen into hs hands aa-
'o,u' ,hs rccrn,v suppressed rebellion And again
we s were not aware that political Unions existed ste,
anv where bu, in England, it seems however 'na'
ons has lately been formed N China, under the i,'e
OF t he iron bar political unton," and that thu
"o,,hers had commenced resistance to the Govern
m e'~ Another proof,.a, the Chinese a'e not II"
d"h,ed TO Europeans even for those inventions o.
discoveries on which the latter PRIDE shemseVe
,,s ;s to be found III the fac, stated Ia one OF IN
n"nsrs before us, that Chinese physician ma
pr;,,eo a thesis to prove that vaccination "hic'
rasi,,ely been introduced in CHINA, wan she mos
beneficial effects is merely foyVas ., '"''s'
o'sco'''' ''''' N Y. c0a1tey,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

nus " exclusive oi tie soldiers, md large
number buried Ia two er three cemeteries outside
tho town
Etta" ~ a iffcf t1m n Uedieat Gentleman IL.
I ""rd"d, d"ted MafeA . ls35, rceeired III Bos-
foH
INC greater part of NIL the ehsas PROVE fatal
I consequently 'hc vulgar say TINT the physicians
''' hiIIinc them. Thu disease haa made sud worl.
III ono OF ia" large hospfala ~ rather nJms house
or sun more properly Max hole, carrying of 30
Persons IN one night Two other hospitals one Of
winch contains $50 miserable inmates, who are
coinphcly slowed III III ventilated and filthy apart
m'"is. remain To be swept In one room saw -
persons hnlf covered will filthy blankets. Wish
'hR'o KNOW what was doing al Tho burial ground,
went ont 10 TIA few days since While tcmnin-
,d 'hcrc, which ~ns about twenty minutes, f~o
loads OF bodies were inferred. They were unn-
oomb'f.d by collins of winding shcots. The naked
leoH'cs were thrown IN graves and ifodden down.
no graves beng filled level with the surface, say
five TO eight in cach erayo
y Whence came The cholorn Some guy II enmo
nom Mobile, IN pine timber soue three or four weeks
or months, SINCE others say il WIS brought from
Africa IN Gulnonmeu The Gct is Judging from
nat cnn learn they can trace II to no other plncc.
i'hc FIRST cause was thul OF druntnrd IN the in
e'of {" me CIiy' BOSTON Ga <efte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
BY FLETCHER * TOaEss.
I,EtIs Ms.

1TFor 81 per nnnnum payable in advance. Nh sub
,rpt,an vii 10 received for lees time than months
I'm paper will ji-cbntiiurI thu tho discretion Of
81 - ,I,tors) uuiil all srrearagrs paid.
n tDVisa riSENENrS will be inserted at 80
or .n.re the first tine, and b , for
continuance Those from dIsi he pad for pm.
.n. 10 tr,e,e in-rro tho payment assumed by
MOI. fble aersoa in t.ynchhurg.
rYAu letters addressed to the Editors be post pad
=, ihe, will not be ,tteuded to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

;n 'Ht. lay would carry his maarlt,
,, 'i'' eostr. Mr.. Clay's parliamen
n,., wv 'l'i'taple MIR. Websler's ahllit
rI,, e,''ehil Out IS not equal 10 MI
W. 10y, WIN ms popular manners IN,
;.;, SN''i VIII work a minority INTO ma
w. '' " custer can do no such thing nnles,
n,.,, us '''o 'hahse. Mr. Claws PERSONAL inau
w. -, ""'cn'e' MI Websters Is less extensi We
~"V "oW3 BOW To unite popularity and 10
| ''''"h' MI w tbster trusts 10 loe u.
AS for mag nation, naturally N, W.h,to, la.
| 'i'Hc, and Nh Clay has much Hut cd,,r,t;an ,,,d
pupll' lie have effected essential chances m ho,I
! VIZ rhsi.rs ttste IS admirable md bo DICT.
ms metaphors with ehill-Nr Claws ta4le s No,
so cultivated, aud hence fhonsb he oI,.n resorts +,
metaphor. hc Il, rot always hanny NJ ,v.hstnr
studies for metaphor Menlpbof=. comm l., Mr.
Clay. Mr. Webster poll hes his bals NJ, CIV
throws his tough bewn Mr. Civ conll hive l..n
q poet Nj. Wchsternever could have bee, n,,
notwithstanding all this. Mr. Clay has heon ca IN,
tie N the hnbit ofcallloy INTO eyercis. HI, ,,,,, r
imagination, that they are aImos, Jo,man, I'D
MIR. Webster has So well hnshan,el H.. I'M, a,sai.
that his nctof,tjon IN rrnlv =, r1 II 49,, :, ,s9n
is of the most beautiful and the hos, .x,,r,s.a5
know of any orator aneifnt mr. n,aaorn
To con,o,ro H.. -.
Giant o.,o, 80. :: - ~ '''-''' ~ "
lonos ,l ,:' NV 81 III US II '''Ne-
of p,,I XII ,,,'' w .'e''' ''s al '''c 'oSie
C'I,,, L, ,,Ir, r '',' = ''''' imagery
his c,,,,,,n, III. u 1'''o'', n"' ,l''e VI
hmm oc,,,r s ~ custer Is Tue bIeo'
s,or h,. H., ' 20 '''e '"''ing' " CD
i,,; ~ - wv w ~ '''tel'1ohi taf
" - " -'u" ''aY ms t1e ia
~ ,h I, w ~ '''''"i', gus lo'i
,yI,,, is ,,r -. - ~ - w GU W.
,I,,,, nm, ',l! '''' IA "''''''o' ,'aY Is
.,n o,torLat.'', W. 'oo '''' u 'ne ,ao'
NV i'''" ''npoi io' III American ii"
''' p"' ~ 'ne senate, fox was not reader nor |
""'' "'''!''n'' wooster has the dfeetfss and
Wv ''""f''hcbS oi '1'esars speeches, aa sd
'' "'' S'Ft" h''n' LAY mas all tile viVhfny |
'"' ,"r ~ 'Icero, win nana OF his polish. Web
'.'' mas '"".h OF me condensed power and rtee-
',' VI ''' n'"''''"n play mas II" us earn slle5s
W" o"' '@y' oo' none oil ms i"eoaf AMI study. The
"'"''S u,.i''u "oulu nave maae peIleei DC
"o''"'"oS 10 SUN up ine hellls oil The two let
"' say .'e"' NY Is an orator ny mature md WAS
.''" =" w "''', " 'p'''' y M oraloi By d'selP.
,"'' s'"uy '"u 'on'a,'"h' '''y Is RiWe's feaays
~ q'"0ho' '"' '''sH "e mon p'tn'a'l' 'he bot
'''''I '''N' "'F - ''f'a ~ - re- 79as
'@ 20 ~, ~ ''t'is' en- - ms MN
Jay II bu''oW resources III MS eaty s'1"les
" epa,cI can eau upon then Tor any WeHIohs al
ns o'o"'"S' NI'y "il'' ~. p'oe' vi ofisnle' IMAM
" oos'e I" P''Np" o'' " '"s'' 't''''' os''ei u
'S"''' ." " "' ~" az N''''7'''"''y "''"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
CIIOLERA AZ HAVANA

"'hednle OF nIerments in the Campo Snn,o, the
l"Hc t"i oury'ug ground Of Havana, from 10th to
22d March inclusive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

A. a8V 20 trr 'yG
Ofar,ien, tn,h, oeyond ,he Desert Land
llcr gfou5ls mansions lie
Their acr brsh, form IS lost at Gods eight hand
HID IN the eternal beams that round the bis ea-
palM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
POLITICAL.
HOPE.


IVh., the o'cr-burdencd mind
Sinks midst the turmoil an, ;hc strife ofearth-
And mournful thoughts cnshrincd
In the dark souit send their influence FORTH
lk. Ire sol whlrwinds, from the llozcn North
When the bcclouded eye
Is dim and fearful in Affections hour,
And in the bitei sky
The tlusl1y legons Of the tempest lower,
And Sorrows rain comes down oer persh'd lea
and hover
w at upon such II scerc
Gun shed tho radiance that from Heaven dcs
cends-
Tint makes our pathway green;
That gIfs of glory 10 each blossom lends
Aud with the unsuIlicd sky the smile of Eden
blsnis
l. il the lrofll's vain show
Pc a,mn ani Glitter OF It's f,ling things,
That DER oar paths can throw
A raw. where Fate " lth melancholy wings
Dc, treasured dreams ofIoyc, her midnight sha-
dow hngs!
* of the VAN aud fail
Ask the CAV summe cloud its tinls to hold
Ask tn Auumna val,
Liltlag its mounfaI voice ia forests old,
Faat lie TO Springs bland air dii their fresh
leaves uriodi
,l'rit Hus jil /, pass away
The .niags OF 3 INK on rmcs restless tide,
70 81 aato ms aai decay;
The lowly h"prt- Ambition with his PRIDE,
VIII he dill carlll-worms sIumberinS side by
SIDE !
.tth brrcfivclljng here
uer pae white ing is folded but in Heaven
Yetoft, the soul 10 chccI,
T. he believers way her smiles are given;
r hsfl he won IA breast . sin saL sorrow A.
v.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18
Correspondence Of the y. Y Journal Of Commeree

Correspondence Of the n T. Journal Of Io'n n@a
LoxDoH, March 9th, lo33
The first reading Of the Irish disturbance o'ii'
-, ,,,,n;od more lime lh.n Ministers had antici-
n,,ea They intended to get it into committee ~
,b,s time, and in reality, to pass 1t through VIZ
! c.omnons with as much rap'dlty as II wei"
through the Lords. They have however eeel
| grossly mistaken, and they have oh'y y '''"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

''"''na published the statement mentioned !,
we annexed letter, we insert il.,. ~oula hnse heu
''f o. yeo2YIsGltvers at the present Day pas u
~, vs., are some people, even IN this COUNTY,
strain their nngina'lons tor ', ",y
,;an however absurd Of improbaole'-.op pau w.
you Nv" LINN Lhc 3lcfandtta GasfHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-18

Wh.a the -burdencd mind
sinks midst the turmoil ami ,hG strife ofearth-
And nlotirnful thoughts cnshrincd
n the dark spuit, send their influence forth,
Il ,I,e al a, hrl, inds from tine floyeu North
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12
TIE SLAVERY QUESTION

We might I'LL our columns with extracts from
the respectable and influential Northern Journals.
dlsclalming not only all intenitou, bu, all ps1A,
to interfere with tho subject Of Slavery They, al
most uniformly, condemn, with an asrcrity NOT
less keen than that which mnks the comments of
the Southern prints, the tanntcnl and mi,chicvous
publications of Garrison, Dennsen and the little
band OF Emancipaors. who make mp for want Of
number by the violence Of their declemation. md
they as uniformly assure us that Notwithstanding
the labors and clalnor Of these incendiarv z,eo,s
public sentiment in those States is perfectly sound
on the question.
One nfthe most interesting and important of the
| publications which the discussion of this subject
has 'lclted, is the answer of the Rev. Dr. Porter
President OF the Theological Seminary. a, Ando-
Ver' (Massashuscts,) who has spent much Of his
time III the South, 10 the enquiries OF committee
of the students OF that institution asking the rceu,
OF his observations in relation to Slaverv.-The
Doctor declares, what every man of common so,so
!" 'he -Sorh as well as IN the South oughtto know
'hat immediate emanci patton is not merely inex-
pcd'enl, but impossible" and he proceeds to sbou
the reasons why ii is so-reasons familiar enoncb
10 US, who are in the mds, f,he evil, and which
being thus fairly laid before the peope Of tho
->or'h by one Of themselves, cannot but exercise
haPp. Influence upon public opinion in that quar-
Ter.
me Kew Doctor then goes on TO poin. out, in
brief but clear manner the pernicious ef,ects or an
"-sla'ery societies and newspapers, winch will,
we nope, induce those who have been. under er,o.
'e'us impressions induced to supper, .hen, ia
Withdraw from them all farther co,ln,enaoer W.
sincerely hope it MAJ have this etr,c, M, oec,..,
"e'e'i any 'Frrchessons tina! .aeY Wi. ever dare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

his family. including his via, has been here si4s'
June and
Weave romen,ienilys 'ustcd IN a very snsV1ai
'ow os vslisy, s!nvs as'-s'y surrounded hy sc.
rreeiritoe. htHs. The Fosds r. nulitis oi ~ pc
being ser, naimw, arc -oiigh,lali9 shaded 81 II.
most all hours efi'c ny, and aT3rr fine avenues
fos wasng md riding. The country = ~ Ii
brnkrn by lofty ridges aud spars Of ma ua,n,
whrh ara not cultivated ~ inhabited, nj q 49,
therefore, h,vs Wild, rorraptic appearance l.
sps'sLncss OF the population u country .Icssi.
'ngly picturesque, lmqarls to the m,nJ oi - "a
have just emerged from the snibke und dos -
The city and the eusy haun,s Of IN L. ihc nlost NJ
81 but agreeable sensations Of soi,ar~ bsat ly M
grandeur, md the soul that cannot take > . II
preston mas be- cold Ind Ell in IT'S .epS,bliit.
had almost 4l,t,--' Il not that nnn te fus,eu .
You myy forr1 SOM tlaa of the .IlIa.ss - ~.
SUR aundtsg r9af,-y shen Inform yo II. etr
500 ken 81 the most pat IN the nip slrio
We la1 hne bear Of nncr f. y ia seLe, WI ,h
was Killed within few miles OF ,his Otner + ajs
of game nlso abound
The efficacy ofthe Red SVipaur vat. IN rs At
ing healthy sot,on Of the system : lru,y u. ~.
lshng and have seen Il ,x .,npl,hel ~ ip,.sns.s
winch have come unde' my OWL t,u5nc,itn.c pusc
Walton. It's remarkable power OF reducing .he
pulse without materially din,n,siing tho general
streosh of the body is settled beyond the posslblll-
~ OF doubt Seyernl citizens OF Baltmo are liy-
ing Testimonials Of the fact, aud owe Their life, un
der Providence, 10 the experiment