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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-09
NEW GOODS.

VIM. C. COZZENS e. co.
HAVE during the past week received a
4 - very full assortment Of scasonabie
Goods, such mcrinocs and merino Circas-
SLAMS Red, Yellow and H'hite Flanncls;
Broadcloths. and Sa,inets; very nice as
sortment of Fancy Cassilneres; Brown aud
cached Shirings and Sheetings
Together with every article Of Domestic
and Foreign Goods, making their assortment
unusually gooa-which will be offered as
low as can be bought any where at wholesale
or rctaii' Sept4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-09
YARNi YARN!l YARNt!

Opposite the 1reade.
Dnn pounds Of blue, blue mixed and
AVV grey Yarn, at the very low price Of
eighty five cents. the pound.
QyIam down with my mcrinos and can
not RISE. shall continue TO sell them at The
low price ofono dollar and seventy FIVE cents
the yard. They are worth two dollars BY
the run, TII.LEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-09

O. 1t may not be uninteresting to
our friends to know that we have now
between Four and Five THOUSAND
subscribers, for the papers published at
this office. New Haven Examiner
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-09

A
Mrs. Almy
Miss Susan Albrow
b
William Burke
Ebenr. Brinlcy
James Bosley
Mary Batson
Emma Brewer
Mr. Thos. Bannett
e
Chester Clark
Mrs. Carson
Solomon II. Currier
James N. Campbell
Henry c. Chace
Mrs. T.. W Child B
I" E. Carson
DR.. l. s. Dorrance 3
Il
Capt. John Edmonds
Mrs. Lydia Faflan
Lit. Col. ~. s. Foster
q ~le
Capt. Nath'l. Glad
: ding
William Harwood
Iiehfy Hill
'''Ao' Hayward
ID. N. Ingraham u.
8. N. 8
Asa Jones
Miss Hannah l..
Johnson
Adam Lawtoh
Elijah Mscombcr
Edward Martin /
Richard Mcdonald f,
Lionel c. NOVEL;
r. B. CIR IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-09

PAssroRr TO CUprD.-And the best
one of the kind, that we ever recoIlect
to have seen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

- :. -. h's'"'' wei !" presume - 'nst'nis
,o,..eg Genial ir,,,,.,,ss ,na "so 10y ~,
country would ring with the cr,e. Of ,na,gn,ten
and The prosecuted Press would lind shelter and
Ptotee'oH oehea'a the covering sh'eld Of public O.
c,-na, d1,. - 20 "e'''a i'"o's 'l',''9a
meeting can venture tn ek,r.<. 49, ,'9,n,,s,
Inc leaden hoof ofdespotism eoacteIby law STUDIES
nuoae o?'eloa, and seatters every ruo,,a neet'as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
Sts4L. OF GOODS

a b. Wednesday the 26ih day Of The present
month, IN The house lately occupied by G. q
y II Phelps " Co on man srool, IN tho town of
iync1bpg there viii he sold, at public auction, a
ldtHc anu eNtensiYc assortment oiGROGERIES a.
DRY GOODS, being the entire stock Of said C. txs
y II Phelps Go. The sale will be one well de-
sorvlns Tho attention of Merchants aud other deal
eth. HE Goods have all been recently purchased
and afe ol good qualies-,he stock Of Groceries
arc vafy genefh. aud sush "a can 10 recommended
FORMS Fol ALI sums under $50 oa4l,--for TINT
anu mud under al0o, s,sty days--aa for all sums
ol BOO OF upwards tout months credit, tho pur-
ehuse's giving negotiable notes satisfactorily Gu
d14ed
The sale Will he made IN pursuance Of n tr,st
dtrd' executed to us on The d.h INST. by tho mem
bat5 OF tho nboye firm winch is OF record in the
Clocks Offices Of the liuslnea Couft Of Tho corpo-
bltnu ol Ly0thbnrg, aud ofths County Court of
bedIotd. s ~ VI. II GARLAND, T,usteey
By eitiuG Of the above deed, We have appointed
Wm |. Bell an agent 10 collect all debly due 10 the
late ht"s ofC y x d b Phelps & Co and Of
HrI,PhelPt y Cole az ourselves nfe alone nu-
lpelHsd iotceelee moaies due 10 those concerns
II 49, earnestly teqncsed that all those indebted will
come forward anl make immediate payment, OF
ehe 'hen boada and accounts wi DE put IN a legal
course for collection.
Mr.. Eel Is auiborzed 10 sell and deliver pri-
valeIy, IN cdst. any oftho Good, now on hand
8. n Nj II GARLAND, Trust ees
'nnf II Off
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COMMUNICATIONS.
EiNcununG llnrrRANcE soCIlly

~ NtHHuRG TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
NJ = meeting Of the Iynchhnrg Temperance So
f'r'v held NJ the Meihnd,t Elsiscopa Chareh. %
tf"las evoainr. 2I.i tanr. ISIS the fresidrnt
priug absrnt Capt. Ihouas \. iiolcombr was cal
led . the chair.
lHs so,irly was then adlrr,sr1. hy Nrssrs.
inhn NJ. Speed ani Branstnd Nswter. both Of
Nh IN ,Indieatnd With ability tho character aud
eblret al The institution. aud drp'ctrd. ~ glowing
eolotss I've deb,siog mN ienucs Rni hrst,neiive
nntnre al the yicr whirh the eoii"iv hoped II rN,
pei irou, the ltnd, u, concrntt aung the enr,RIr,
al thu fh,i"nthtopst AMI hpta,,l. aud enhsups
against a. thr emutratebt voter at PaAlr . staluu.
Ga lie coneaslon Of tncss lntr,cs M od.ite,acs.
III" Htnne President tnsitod al pttstus pftsroi
who weto disposed Ia unite IN ibs eaas,, 20 ID 50
and htern persons aided rhelr "a the list
Ga moiion, RtSOiutl Ihht tn thanks oi thr "a
cris lar 'r"de,ed TO Aessrs, speed aud Nnwle, tot
III" Wy 'hle AMI Interesting nlditsses which the,
have tbs evening delivered.
The committee, appointed nt tho last mcri,n. OF
N" satirty 10 rrcpa'r ~ amondeh dan al its
Constitution, and 10 report tbs meeting presented,
through ITS Ghnirman. the following
".irtrie lh'S institution shall bn cald the
Lynchborr Temperance Soe,siy.
" inttcie :. livery person who Il cnmos u ,nrm.
her Of th's Society Is thereby pledged 10 abstain
/ rom tbo use ot ardeni sp,rtis, eltepi as II Md
iciut
"ihcie ;. Ev'ry member /, also pledged t.
adopt such tet the - lusIon OF spiritous
hQno's.( 's an article 81 soctnl rntrrtanmcntA from
II house, Rs the present state OF pubii, stntnueul
may appcHr II justify.
jfiicie !, Ihs society shnIl meet annually, nj
such tnc aud place the nudrd Of Manager,
shall npPpni, elect Oaccrs Tor thu ne vt rnsning
}e'f which shall be DOM by ballot, a. plurality
al the Yates gwen III constituting valid cleohou,
hnd iar he purpose oi transnctuig safh other bu
s,ness "a may be LAID belJre the meeting
:" .ffiicir D The Officers OF his society sball l.,
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GTAG !EG.

rHNI L proprletors Of TIC line feom 1.ynehbnrg by
fIneastle, Sweet Sprlpga and W hilc sulphur
TO Lcwlsbute hnec determined ,pr the public ne
c3mma1aoon, 10 run three additional trips DUNE
the spune season, making six trps per week aud
connecting every trip with Nj Potesona Rich
mond line, and the Piedmont Inc.
IT. Consequence Of the expense of this expert
mcut, the PROJECTORS will be competed 10 rely up
on The public hbsrnlIty Ihcy will he compelled
10 charge nore diam the customary faIc. The
public will see II ~ hoped, the necessity Of this
principle, and II IS believed will not only excuse,
but approve Il
Fare from LgncI.hurg 10 Flncaste 81 90
I'ooasllc to White Sulphur / 30
intermediate distances, . cents mtle.
The line wl.bsln operation By the lafh day Of
LILY TIE pROPRiBTOHS
June u Is
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X ~

Mir. 'Coaa.t eauuHass b aaafass us ANNA
edand roqaaa, Le.t,rs To- Sac people of Ireland
notwithstanding the artillery Of the law has been
loveel al tIc freedom Of the press in that untot-
tonsc country, probib croo TIE discussion othe
measures which rye beaa adopted by the British
Ministry, ayo~ed.y to 1a5tfy ireland, bit really to
edsie'' her.--Nr. GCoaesH now publishes his let
.efa in the hondoa yrue San, the English press
neHng yet onsLacked-n the th Of whlch he thus
vents A.s ind gua;en against the measures that
have been adopted = prc,op, the effects of his APP
peais upon his country men, by closing the door TO
Eer publication in the Irish journals;
Fellow Coutrymen- sensitive dfspo''sm
makes men The Irish Newspaper Editors 80 not
uafe TO prInt my letters they appear icy IL 1'&e
S"R. The blanks ana chasms in thalr copies re-
Semoe the publications in those states v here the
"os' unqualified tyranny prevails, AMI the censor
sup OF the press exercises uncontrolled It's exe;ra-
bic sway.
Il is, brother lrishmen, to a reformed Para-
men'' TO hypocrtes daring to call themselves Ike.
io''hefs' 'hat we owe that despotc power, which
perceive naturally engendered slavlshfears, ana
WFtioe because truly irresistible prosecutions
zee you not how little sympathy the prosecutions
"l Inc rFess IN Ireland excite amongst lse news
PnPef writer's of this counry Ii the Attorney
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Valuable Rnanoko LAND
FOR SALE.

by gftue Of Decree pronounced by tic Cirs
- cut Superior Court Of Law and Chanceryi
Tor the county Of ienrico on the lth Jay Of Iunc,
ls33 in the suit Of
Robert BIrehett Edmund Birehct, and Peter
puryeaf. Pitts.
ngainst
lluubaI'on sigipwitli adur of Jenn skipwiihil
Iced James Cunningham Edward b. Hicks, a Z
Iey1ndeI S. I eI1, aud Martin Thayef, Deiss.
II Hbe sold, At public auction on the premises;
On "Wednesday the 2ilh DAY Of July next, II fair,
II not the Bctt fnif dl. mat palb0bie aud higaty
tfRl yeesd p'aatatah ia Meekisn1erg county, late
I'll property ofGol " liam Baehc1 lying Oh the
a9fth sale ut he Roanoke near the town If clsrks-
Fac, AMI within s,,ht or ten miles Of the 6ourIshs
M town If Royjtop, where has lately been es-
fabitnei Randolph Macon College.
The raet contains / or boo acres about ono
9Th u Vhlc Is lG, rate !og grounds--the high
land ~ well hared and fertile the improvemenfs
On It une xccptionable and altogether constituting
me OF tn most healthy AMI agreeable residences
"a the Roanoke
It's very rafe TINT sneh ap estate is brought iti-
II nlorkat, and II II be considered v III what faci-
~ produce now, by al Ut the Roanoke navigu-
ton, aud Petersburg Rail r9td, be carried 10 the
| various markets nj one half Of the former cost of
| transportation. tbs lnns 30 admitted 10 be one Of
the most valuable uaets Of Land IN Virginia, or
! pcthnps South al Baltimore.
IheaboYc property will be soil On credit o {
oae and two years. the purchaser giving bond with
approved sccUflty ion tho payment OF the purchasc
money he title TO be withheld until the same is
paid. ALEXANDER s FIELD,
CoamissioHeyx
June u ow
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June

"a held for bedford county, at the court bonse
xkSA the 9Th day of May is33Jonahan Groou,s pm,
against Catharane Steptoc, William VI Bnru ell and rean
ces his wife. Edward stoptoc and Thomas Steptoe ada
isifalor of james G. Stcptoc, decreased. Defts
IN CHANCERY
The Defendant Edward S.op,oe not ba inn an
his appearance and Fiycu security, according Ia t Il
Assembly and the ruie4 of this Court and il, nneay,
NE satisfaction Of the Court that he az nh.hi,
this satc On motion ofthe plaintiff by his ,.nn, -,
Is ordered that tho said defendant do on,5.ar IS
"er the bill OF the Plaintiff bcfore the ,uf
day IN August next aud that copy of this order h ss
wa seei ~ me iync'ha Virg uan for eigh week :,
s"tse<Veiy. and That tter copy h. no.,aJ a. -
troSt door Of The csgf t-ho1te Of tbs county, - NJ
,AI copy iese, RIO. &. MITCHELL, C. ~ c.
49," - ,y2w
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We have received the Isl NJ. of new and cx-
celIent agricultural journal, published in the city
Of Rlohmonl, called The Farmers Re2tgcg,' cd
tied by Mr.. Edmund Rulin, gentleman OF talents
and of great experience in the science of Asrlo9
turs from the Press Of Mr. Thos. w. " hIte,
whose wcllkno~n typographical skill is gonran-
tie. tina, j, will be handsomely printed as It Will
DO ably edited. Such journal has long been
4.sideratual in Virginia, and we cannot but hope
and believe tina, it will meet with sufficient patron
age among the enlightened farmers and planters OF
dc country, not only to kept alive, but literally
% remunerate the cn.erprising Publisher Ths
foowiu, IS tue ;abe of contents OF the first No =
"@encr;l Deeer 2lua Of Virginia D 'se"verY
q Ma. in New D.sIfIc,- A1a'Esls OF Man IA rom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
IEeliSI SALE.

Df virtue Of a deed OF rust executed to the SUBJ
srrlber,-by ia. 3ullocF, bearing date the 18th
of September, ls29 and duly recorded in the
eelks Office of Bolcourt county, shall expose 10
public sale. before the from, door of tI,c Franklin
Hotel, IN Lyrchbafe, on Thursday the 25th CT July
next, for cash, that we'll known Tract of Land.
lying IN Boetoun county, called the Big Lick, be-
ns the same tract thc sad Bullock bought FED
mund Pate. The undersigned, acting as trustee,
will give the title vested IN him as such.
L. FLETCHER, Trustee
June q ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
REV MIR AVERY

REV. MIR AVERY.
Neh'ye wIina. sc1 with regret, disposition
manifested by soma OF taepablc journals to dis.
cuss ho justice TIC verdict by winch tins unfor.
tpnate nmn--uofof,unate, whether he be Innoren,
OF i'l.ty bsro liberated from the walls of a
'r'e2n, "o1 restored to his family and friends
his disposition Is particularly keen IN two or
three journals, tho Editors of which seem 10 ny IN
the teeth ofthe just and metciul maxirns of the
law, " that mtois 10 he presumed to be nnocen,
ont'i he IS pf9reI to be sullty, and TINT when
doabt of quit exist the accused is entitled to the
bench! Of thnt doubt Thy would have Nj Aver,
hung, not because tine prosecution has proved lbs
! guilt but because he has not established his limo,
| cehee. Under the operation of such rule, the
| pofest men might be converted into mnefaciors
| W do not nov intend, however, to ioin in thif
dlScas5oH-but we do not hesitate to express our
! decided opinion thai Mr.. A. is wholly gultess oi
! tbs crimes imputed to hIm.-Nct, guiItess as We
believe han to be, hors are one or two myslclous
circumstance. connected with the death of Miss
cofaslI which vii keep alive, in potion Of lhe
public mnd, that strong excitement 10 which MIR
4. has already nearly fallen victim. Tins fact
should induce cautious clrcumspcctjoa on his
part, and an avoidance OF unnecessary publicity.
which VIC regret to see he has not always "a hIbi.
ed. We learn, from the Boston Centin.l. that he
preached IN that place few days ago, taking h Is
text from the 3lst Psalm, l9ta VI Oh, hoW great
IS thy goodness, which thou has, land up for them
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d,scass may DC amongst US.
TIE PRESIDEN rs TOUR.

The National Iotellipeneer fn,atcs TINT C.ea
jackson nnder,c,k his Northorn ,,,r ,...,os, Il,
advice of his ulejous frissds r1o..y.. H..
NAV be, il IS certain ,hs before he returns ,to..
who have any rssl regard for bi, w,, ,..,o, TIN,
Ia 49,, ,,,,..lt 90. ....,..-,. =,
- - .''1 "''''',
'" ''' ''e - 1'f''"'a VIM nave followed MS Loot
stePs, rendern, ea.a ann AMI themselves rillcn
i1us. root. hGnaa nature,
:. From Il ,,Jtfoa,h'. cysx tn. ..,..z.
nn.
And s.ilt has iva A dflycIle,. and sl,.,. -
>voc,,f,,., 70. IN f,roi.l,. ......,..,.
-f,1..,... .''''' eo'"a''ea
"'e''''' - ~ 'e'"'"e 'hey are SO IN
'ehi9'-- w''s' are ''S'o"ed upoa tho 'resi lent,
ny 'e1'F'o3H' "'a o'fPofat''ns ON his Journey
IL ''''' II . '''''7 ''''''' IS 'atn'lel ny his
''ai-e.""7 f"'''e' VIC h'' hefei'''re with
ST. ~ t''o'' ''''' ' !. t"7P''' however.
10. me" P's'-
~ ~ '''.' - - - '' ~" ''1H P'etao-
-. ~ '''N ~ '.sti-'' oil u Tree
''i' = " '.'''' y l'o-s OF hesn
ana INV " - ''' "''''9 > save 'ha'
- 80 o''''0'sy' Is
or #s''- ' - '@9eiAe' eN.
- ]'s'.s1 ~ '.'.'''' ID -" Psnn'Ylv'-
"e'# ''eaP I'm ~ '~'' ei--a 'eoseam'a-
~, " Dive "'"-nsss'' "eP lo''aeo "psetSes' lie
lsno rue -" OF '"s ''F'"e'''c "oi Oh " "i3ce and
Maes'e3o' am l''en'9'
%" 3'e',"''. - arr sse' II S'' ~ P'7'n SIM
.,,.,,o ,,,,oIn. IL ,,o,,,a,. ,I,,,r.
,..5d. and ancommony easy and graceful. lie has
al the frank familiar style Of military man
WHO rises by the enHgY Of his o~n senrds, an1
u exercise OF his Own tale. IS. IL tn coafsn of
The egenI muiE al las persona inrdis and -
qastlatInces called uP.n nm, tJssthrr A1th "1an}
otbls 1e'tog ctz rs, VINO never hal N oPp,1n
nlty before to Sc the greatest statesman anl seae-
raj 81 the AZ, -
The inflated compliment vita which the above
parssraph closes IS on apar with the disgusting
u,rt.cnlority with which this s.ryilc pander u
IL. t.a p...;lo,,,. ,,..a. .,a o,,,,ors Why
-,
"ia Inc ie9o" ho' 1t" Us "''''''' ''' '''''.'''
cuts soup wan t'iA OF sPoo"-anu "he'"c' 1t
blows MS nose VIII MS N'sefS OF us h'o'"Nef-
'''s! 3ai''Y We nave ~ 'no'n '''e'e'' III o''pS
'si'''e' MA ''''' "'''eN ~ nc "''' ~ "a
"''' "' Ns''' WIN o'''N'''I' ''o'u '''',
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VIZ " ''''b VIC vas
,,,''' ''e ',' VINE" n1 f''"s' '"e CO.
Wv ''''o" ''s p"''s''fn'
. - -'''''"
-''N' III our 'oeas oi inc moral sublime, to
l''t t'''' 'i'tV''co "n''o me Just mado per
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New A,oNAon academy i.

yHJHE ersuin, bcsson at this institution
Il will commence on Monday the lst Of July
Terms OF Board aud Tuition Il. heretofore
II L. DAVIES.
J;ne ~ 2Llt
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lne h'e Mulberry Batls and Insects -oNals
poa.das.I ~ '.'s 0, oa'l' N,sY As Manure
Wuzel- Worms and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,,f,,r,,5. |
Rats and Miee-Spee.Acd Manure. Glover. Fcll
Icas-i"cfeased Product Of corn from Mating
~, r'z''''''i's - q ',1saIu'a i'sV'e" H'a-
N,nseI wnrt1, i'm r,,lls- III. :; ,,I.r'a, r
Corn-Slil of Almarh-N Nv Powder for Machl.
merry eIershms kad Road-ScaP -Rad Roads
i'''''' ~, "' 9'' ''e'
-ro1- p..,I,,,, IL. n -. ,sI,.,..,,,.t'r,.
Farmers Register Pfoposais 20 Publish the Ear
'"'i' h'Ss''.
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IL P'''''''''' - ~ I''' e'-'''' III '"'o'yn " III
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'''sa'.' ~ '''s'''' i'"' ~ ""'s'' baltimore
p''' i''' o1'''t III. h''. III ''''''.' ''N. com
'''"ee'' '"e'''5 fsn'"so VIII aee'd' ON The 'ner-
"'o, M I''''.''o's ",'so navy b. o"'''a
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VS. u ''''' y P"''e"''n' recently
III -" Urn NJ - per "'oom) hy
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the i'ncr, vo would not urge the surgeon 70 lay
osde hls instruments because Of the noxou, o lour
~htshproeeeded from the wa'tn IA. wseonuol,
IN reference 10 the laar obJeet to Ire probe bc,os
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ANNUAL. Ri.PDR l.


he Board ai Managers, III reporting to the So
e''y mn account OF then d"ms9 would hrst ne
h'"'eose Then on.'sa'onS 10 The g1ser Of al good
io' ms i"o'lde9tlaI enc imon"h another yeaf, in
preserving our lVoT, nd IA enabling a. 10 con-
spnmaia the special work OF supply undertaken by
our predecessors. Every fanny u the counties OF
D1mP3s. beiioid, fh.5ytvanln, Patrick, Henry
amherst ana Franklin ~ NOW roSfess'd Of the
B'Dle Win the exception ut very IL" persons or
I"O''ifa' VINO iHf"QbR uHi9ahdrd pfJ1fec o.
mistaken Vows n,li IS believed weie unWllmg
to r'felfeIi at our hands. There were IN the de
p"'Hofy atihe commencement Of The ycaG t"o
thousand copies Of Tie Bible a present there are
throc minded on hau1' Since the last anbiycr
s6Iy, : 396 % have been received by our Tteugu-
rrr and '31O #efe s.Htto The American Btbe So
citty. the receipt Of winch las been duly reknow
lodged by It's ffeusprer lbts Soc.cty is si5I IN
debol 10 the Parent ~oeIcty iar books generously
furnished us. Ut credit tho sum OF ii 30.
Such IS bfiel uCeoaal Of the d1ugs Of this
BoWd 3an4 the pnsl eear aud Of tle condition Of
IT. aluls at present Feeble indeed and lnefr.
Gent have been our Efforts in comparison of the
u" 'e''' "''' '4''''' u Tue "oh' !" INC &c
prospect i"'Ie Is hhGniant Cause BOTH Of gratitude
o"0 mummy. u gfol'ode IN beng honored ~lth
an agency !" the distribution OF that word Of Life,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24

3. The Charleston papers announce the death
of Robert fane1.is Ia vii Known az the an
thor Of the E says ri " B,afas, winch exercised
. powerful lofucrce N South CoroIlnn, in convert
n4 I. at State to Nui,lhcauon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
Midway AcaaeMy.

vINIE subscriber proposes to open BOARDING.
1 SCHOOL at midway, Caroline County, on the
18th day of January, 1884. The course Of instruction
will embrace NIL the branches usual, taught in the
best private schools. The undersigned has heen long
known and approved as an Instructor Of Youth, ard
hopes by his exerons, to merit Continuance of the
public confidence The location of the School is IA
miles below Frederick burg three miles east of Vile.
borough. on',he stage road from Richmond to Prede.
rio ssburg and within eigh, miles ofthe Rsppsh
River. Persons wishing to send their sons from be-
low in the steamboat will please direct them on srriy
ing at Port Royal to report the Ives to air William
S Quesenberry. who will have them convey ed imme.
distey, with their baggage, 20 the subscribers resi-
dence. The discipline Of the School will be parental
As the only proper basis Of sound morals the mild and
benevolent principles OF the Gospel will be inculcate
all fit OCCASIONS, free from sectarisn partiaes of
any KIDD whatever.
TERMS Board and Tuition. Si00, each board.
6niing his Uwn bed bedding, towels and c,ndles-or
an additional charge Of s., if these be furnished
Persons wishing 20 place their VI sris at th;,
Institution requested to make imme date spphcs
ton Address villeborough. or the Bowling Greer
Caroline County, Va.
! CHARLES A. LEWIS. j..
November %, 18j3-2awtlstJau =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
the most favorable consideration Of

pate, under the most favorable consideration Of
| the subject
Our Exchanges are still uncertain. Some look
Tor an advance. others decline, before the end
Of the year. Both reason plausibly in support Of
their opinions. Present rule, nominally 4Od -
Few willing to do business until packet oppor-
tunity may offer, and many having refused bills
at that.
We will conclude BY repeating what has before
been said, and is Of so much importance in our
view,-we desire anxiousIy to impress it on your
minds, -that shipments subject to freight will al.
most always result 10 loss: that aay profit in
trading here for some months, can only be expect.
ed from our Exports: that produce costs less
purchased with specie than hills: is likely SO to
continue as long as our currency is Of SO little in.
trinsic value; and that Patriot coins are insult.
ed to the market
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
CON g IL Il 3 . .
!. Senate did not sit yesterday.

n. Senate did not sit yesterday.
:, Il. House Of Representatives,, a number Of
.d6,n, we're presented and referred.
n, Speaker presented to the House a long
,,,ica,ien from the Government Directors
4. B,pk Of the United States relative to that
a,,,;oD Mr. Archer moved to lay it upon
.,bls-lost Mr.. Archer then moved to re-
I'm Committee of the whole House on the
:, # the Union. which motion was lost. -
O6. Noes 1856 On motion Of Mr.. Polk,
.,s ,hen referred TO the Committee Of WAYS
v,,ps. and ordered to be printed.
several private bills were then read first
- second time, and the House adjourned to
NCully.