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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16
Dry Goods.

lanes MCKENZIE & Co. have received th'
d usual Fall Supply Of
STAPLE f. FANCY DRY GOODS,
and will add to it by the 6rst New York arrivals tt
change they have concluded upon making in their
siness induces them to offer every article in their
sortment at REDUCED PRIcls. oct -dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-16

Charles Bennett has imported
Mos. I, 2. and Burlaps, ct very superior qua
IN lily
Three bales "a and - Appleton Unbleaehed
Costons, 6ne heavy quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

ton, which converted friends into foes and enemies into
friends.
imposition OF high Tariff and submission thereto as much
as SCUM carolina does vet think her precpi,ae in the
passage OF her Ordinance.
Or III. III Goincs. l.. w. Tazewell: May lie supply
9ie next vacancy u, the United States Senate
y. ", !HurreH Thcmas T. Bouldin: Distinguished
by ranscendant talents and ardent. patiiosn: may he
once more be called on to guide safely through the poll
teal storm which so hvgviy besrts US.
II. AtGhc0ie J. Randolph Of Roanoke: May his ca
liant steps be long remembered by his iends aud county
T.. ". Henry John C. Calhoun and his brother Mil
iiers of South Carolina: Think sc to break that Union
against which the Queen OF the Ocean for six years rolled
her mighty power, only to harden What She could not
break! Cease, vpcrs, you bite file
W. ~. Hamlet. Jackson and the Union: The Unon
hickory stall.
Dr. }. B. Rice OH Hickory The last sprout the
best, and that is the Proclamation.
IL. 10. HGgernta". May Northern fanaticism TO
operate on Southern politicians.
~" e. Cdrrington ! lac President: When his nose
character.
~ H. Dennis Henry Clay: lie made virtue of
necessity, by abandoning ground he could not hold
" Il. Bryant. The memory of our itntnor,a W.
ngton Liberty unshea,hed his sword necessity stained
It, and victory returned it.
r. ". Gaines. Prosiden; Jackson: Well calculsted
TO Kill Notification and Secession
~. u. vHJrfOn. Our patriotic aud bold Ettlc sister =
Caroina: Although she was prccipidie i'm her move
against the General Government, the principles ic
adjusted her were just and purchcr interest is orr into
est-et us Chen defend with Der liberty aud interest
when as dear Ia us as lie itsel die ia ;e effort
samuel BGi6,oin, jr The Temperance Society: The
u'c'Gm oil men uSurping divine authority Yankee
scheme TO gull Southcrns.
Il. Morgan Peace and Unity: Nav il crer prevan
among the iIee-horn people OF this happy country
Dr. I'm RICE. The several State. May each re.
v0ve IN the orbit described by the Consjiu ou Abc ration
would as ceainy prove ruInous IN our political in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
THE CHOLERA.

The report OF the Choleas having appeared Princeton
~ j., spositivey conradcted The N. " Standard also
states the extraordinary fact mentioned by Vice Pres
dent lindsy. and confirmed the 23 inst by the Pre-
sident Dr. Carnahan that not student has died there
81 any disease since The foundation Of the College.
kENrUcKY.-The cholera has broken out at Glasgow
Barren couniy-aud is ssid ,hatin few days abou, AZ
deaths had occurred There hoo been % deaths in oil in
Cynhidnd-on the OH, no new case reported. In Nt,c
castle deaths in the town, and but few in the county
MIssoURI-The 81. Louis Republican OF the 18th in
stan seys Cases of cholera have again become frequent
IN thls city, attributable doubt TO the mprudencc oil
individuals The season OF green corn fruit and OF those
ahQminaiions of the Land, cucumbers has and
market baskets flied with these UNIV thin
lie cholera, which had prevailed to extent ST
Charles has abated II has entirely disappeared from
Palmyra and Hannibal but is prevalent in the country
Ndfchee.--Sill some cascs-i deaths by this disease
during the week ending the 2d inst
hnoruiHe, (Ienn )-One or cases of Cholera, and l
death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
Igilliam ~ 19,oles Tho memory Of john Randoph

Ipiiiian II. To,cies. The memory of John Randolph
Of Roanoke.
phiam GreshGm. Philip p. Barbour: One Of vir-
gnias abest sons may hc receive that reward which he
so richly merits.
Pm II, Hdrcum. Success TO every efort for the
Improvement oil our so orany of the departments ag
nculnre; tor upon this Improvement depend all others
UWkdm Eustaee Henry Clay: The accomplished
orator. the enlightened sta,esman his time and talents
have been devoted 10 the service of his country.
Dr. Lemu0 Periey. Philanthropy, Science and Re-
publicansn The first our moral the second our nteec
iual, and the last our political guide.
James Gresham. To the memory of the Signers of
the Declaration OF independence and the heroes who en-
forced their decree
sentiment was proposed
By the Company. The Orator of the Day: We es
TEEN him for his private virtues admire him for his
talents; we have the fullest confidence in his principles
aud patriotism.
By Request The Union: United we NAV stand
against the world; divided, remember the Kilkenny cats
During the festivities OF the evening" federal salute
"a guns fed and at the usual hour the company dis
persed every expressing the perfect satisfaction
with the manner in which the day had passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
TO THE nDIroBS or TIE E.voUInrR.

.-NUI ISN IILE, July Z3U, 1855
GENTLEMEN 81 have observed Curninrnicnon
si@ned"WC dated Hanover July l2, 1893 'n the En-
qer oil The 10TH stating that he has hal wooden
I'm cons'an, and successful u'e Tor tkan six months
exac'iy upon TIE plan reconmen dcd by mel an truly
glad that the plan has been tested, and found so valuable
An experiment was all hat conceived necessary 10
prove its utility would assure him, that ann moi ii
deDed TO him, or any other person for the idea directly
or indrccty-that never heard OF such being
made oil timber until, since the publication of my plan
ana since have concluded to "degrdde IL 6y Eate1t'
Nhn' as conceive the improvement OF the land in Yrg-
ma paramount TO tlat oil the road, and That "mar" is
perhap, better calculated to effect it, than any thing else
he need not fear tina, will make effort TO prevent him
from improving his - Caroline hills or making as MANY
roads upon ms farm as he prases any plan he may
had in for "Sir moats. certainty will no, do snv
hing destroy The conor, lessen the probable gra-
utude OF his "HHie n1uieS''
Yours. &c. JOI{N TIApTNr,Nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
lSnccnlnfinns -ahrnnd


mere DC nio could
20 ehgc rs republican iet them
ue ey a ieiet Of opiriOn may che rea-
son IS LcjtJfee 10 combat it''--JEFfERsoN ~
The slaves of Europe beginto speculate upon the
consequences of n dissolution Of the Union They
are already counting upon the division of the spoI.
what snys the Rerme Encyclopediqte Of Paris p
The French masters of Louisiana and of New
Orleans at the South and of the course of the ST.
Lawrence at the North, have been, and ,ciH be still
IN possession of the most important outlets for the
interior OF America, and of the streams that are most
necessary to it, for communication with the sea.
And although the French hare lost Canada and hare
ceded Louisiana, yet it can be said that they have
moi c'dSedt possess these two countries" The Bal
tImore American says "The New Orleans Bee has
noticed these foreign views with proper spirit, and
while 1T denounces the unreasonable" attempts which
gave our Watchu enemies such grounds for insult
ing projects of gain by distractions pronounces
an IDEAS that are based upon probable desertion Of
hiS government by the Creoles of Louisiana for any
other, to be "chimerical and wild"
But how can politicians abroad avoid weaving
some such specuations, when they sten TO the Ian
guage OF some of our factious prints on this
subJecP The C6umbia Times, for exanpIe If
speaks OF the indifference which S. Carolina felt on
the late Anniversary Of our lndependence-of the
" unsayory fruits from tree of so much promise as
our government was in the beginniug"-and asserts
That many had been heard say; that the LIST of
February 1888, (he day ofthe Multiplying Ordinance
gong into effect) would have been n more appropri-
ate day for the national festival of South CaroIia'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
JOHN HARTMAN.
Cn-NlfNA,LL1aTnn

COMMUNICATED.
iHtiHs presents his compliments Editors of the Enuura
ana requests them TO the following
Instead OF saying the ris6l faculties OF your il
ought TO have been, the riSibie -
Instead Of saying would DO "reyren,,5 i orb
to have been HiSnteyprcfcd '>0's'
Instead ct suPome Court of tho States ought
SGa OF eNcept 1t ought to have been accept version
constitute the facts. 80 '"'" F''"'ou
July 2ith, 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

rs Inc James Fisher, regular trader from Richmond
othe Northern Ports was lying Rockets on last Saur
day Evening" four slaves got board and them
serves the hold oil the vessel She deeply laden wi
coal, bound TO Newark In the course of that NIGHT or Tho
next morning. she saiedand some time during the dav
Sunday knocking heard the ceiling Of the deck
On raising the haches OF the negroes rushed out one of
the swimming fellow taken in. II was then disco
yered, that the 4h slave, belonging to Messrs WORKMAN
q Magruder OF this city, had become suocated in the
close air Of the vessel The Captain OF the James Fisher
with the negroes, returned Sunday evening i'm the
Steamboat Potomac, and delivered them up 10 their own
ers The Captain and crew most positively discaim all
knowledge OF the intended plan Of their escape As seye.
raj cases OF this description have recently occurred, il
becomes essentially necessary to adopt the most efficient
police regulations 20 prevent their repetition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
CURIOUS ACCOUNT cuRprNr

me fmadeiPhlA Sentinel gives us an abstract OF the
oass drank by the friends of the Administration in Penn
syvana on the last 4th July, in honor of particular
sons they are reduced TO the following table, To Jack
30-McKean 36-zDuane 2S--Dallas I4-McIanc ar
M Johnson Sbesides some toasts, that were given TO
Muhenburg, wilkins, Buchanan, Livingston Barry Ia.
ton, sc. &c. ' '' "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
For he Richmond Enou;rer Of IS33,


CoINcIDENcE.-The Richmond Enquirer of Dec.
10Th, ISOS, contains an Interesting letter from
Member OF Congress to the Delegates in the Virg-
MIA Legislature from the counties i'm his District"
EXTRACT:
heretofore in this country only three parties existed.
Republicans, Federalists and Tories.
new party arose during the last year, which can
only be designated the Presidential Party 1t was COM
posed OF mixture OF all the three great parties Men diff
erng In every great principle OF national policy, per
sonaliy hostile 10 and depising each other were thrown
INTO one party, having common ohjec, in which all
united, except opposition to the of President
by The Republican PARTY.
his extraordinary union of persons was little felt in
virginia, where we have few Federaiss and no Tories
Most OF the Republicans in State, too Withdrew from
tins unnatural connections and the violent who re-
NAMED have only been known in house
anu In the addresses OF persons residing in the city of
fNchmond who having never mixed with the great body
OF the people, arc equally unacquened with their feel
ings and interests"
1t remains to be SEEM whether Virginia is to prove
by her course at the present period that The only
reason why she was proof against the Vaccinations
of-the Presidential Party" in 1905 to distract the
Republicans and prevent nomination of President
by them, was, that of her own sons was the most
prominent individual. Was it sefshness that 20
verned her, or was it principle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

n AND FOR SALE.--In obedience TO tie win of
u Daniel Gucrapt, Decd Of Cumbetlaud county will
bc offered Tor sale, at Cumberland Court House on Mon
day the 10Th August that being Court day 0l fair If not
The next fair day i've hundred of Land more or
less, about five miles from Farmsyiile adjoining the Fat
Lick, Clover Forest Mrs Dlian's and others; on tc sur
lace Of this Land there is every appearance of Coai the
buildings with some repairs comfortable Icrms-one
thtd OF The purchase money The first January next,
and The other part in two payments, The hall ON the
fret January, 1885, and the other 1886 Bonds with an
proved security. will be required Tor The first pay ncn
and Tor tic two last On additon) Deed Of Trust ~ d
cure payment. Capt Gannaway, on the prentice viii
shew this Land or Col Puick
PETER - GUERRANT1
July Is 81 -r4o-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
THE SPRINGS.

The Saratoga Sentinel Of the 23d says that The
whole number Of passengers the Saratoga and Sche
nectady H9iroad during the week ending Saturday.
275l and sbelicyed that nearly two thousand strangers
exclusive Of not less than thousand from the neighbour
ing towns were here on that day. About 100 left in the
Yen CLOCK TaIn Yesterday, but their places nearly
supplied The arrival Of the afternoon and evening car
fiages." wv
Our Lower Country is also nockne 10 our mountains.
hood viii set out for the Virginia Springs in the course Of
This and the next week
" We shall ro-publsh ~ our next paper the Pro.
ceedings Of the Celebration at Siob- Town s. g. erbc
ing me letters Of Messfs. Calhoun and Hamilton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

q y O'A VA .-COmmittcd 10 The is of buckingham
'~ county, s runav ~, the ooh May last NEGRO
woman uWcd Eliza Puina.aged about 81 years; bripbt
W"'V", ABOUT feet or inches highhad IN her POS.
session Tree paPer' bot She and her registry not cotnoar
lnE' wis committed us runaway. Had on when com.
liled black elk dress and canbric bonnet The own
ct any WIZ come Tor her, viii prove propcry-pay
charges aud take her away, she will be dealt Win as
me IaW directs. PETER JRICK
Hansonburg, July o. 1893 9tsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

t.E ALE OF LAND In pursuance OF a decree OF the
~ Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chanccrv for tho
county OF Nelson, pronounced in the Rives gainst
Austin and Others the undersigned, Commissioner viii
proceed ~ sell ut Lovug''on. in the county vi Nelson or
eInesday the ri day of October next, 10 the highest
h"oEr' on credit oil one, two, three four years Che
purchase or purchasers giving bonds with approved secu
my enc coed oil trust ON the land secure the nav
mrnt-} tract OF lard in the county OF Nelson on The
br"chcS OF Tie South lori; o. Ruckf,h River adioininc
we "nds "i Norboiuc Thomas, the estate oil Zach Ney
ana o'h! and containing 10y survey 1872 acres rood and
80 Prrrhes lbs land IL all in woods and is ell adapted
10 the culture Of ON, wheat and tobacco.
July 80 0' ais.,,sv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

cnance Siediey-The Albany Daily Advertiser is
fPecuaing on the prevalent caousics and dyisionsand
comes at last to this distant contingency
~ g possible that IN tho general distraction which would he
y be oasng Of tho interests Of the al
e ifenns Of the Union, the Constitution and the su
W ebs,y o. me laws might BY uniting vigorously il support Of NJ
carry him in Nous rcrf0rs gs The Richmond sage
mat 10 say, II The sky fas wc oiag catch Isrks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
SCHOOL or AlEnlcINr


The Board OF Visitors NJ their last meeting made A.,
ShPemohis WIN distinguished medical gentlemen 10 filI
we Oh9r ol Medicine until TO the late pro
lessor Shal' be regularly installed The Board with Tie
view OF supplying this vacancy will meet again on the
2" OF september nest g. BONNYCASTLE
Chairman n The F0cuity
V2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

there be ho dsorpe this Union, or
" 70 ehenge rs republican stand as
Of no safety r teh opinion naag be tolerated % ya
- son rs IcttJ free 10 combat IL. '-JEFFERsoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
Total, cxclu i've of clothes, books and pocket

The allowance Tor clothes is not permitted by the enact
mens 10 exceed SlO0, nor that for pocket money $40
In addition 10 the above fees there in the School of
Law an extra fee OF $50 payable by those Students who
attend the Senior lass.
ne aeuy IS composed OF the following professors
J. or Anc'enf Languages DIR. GEsNER HARRIsor
2 .N0de'" languages, DIR. GEORGE BLErrEr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
ETNlXXERslTY OF vlRGlNiA.-TDe next Session

DIVERSITY OF NIRGINlA.--The next Session
a WI commence on the l0rI OF Sept, mber aud end
on the goth July following.
The expenses oil the whole session are a, iollows.
ro,, WASHING, lodging and attendance, $IcC
uel ana Candles at cost aud . per cent. commits
sion, estimated 1T on
TWO Students, g
Use OF HE Library and Public Rooms. l5
tees-H one Professor be attended, $50 If two
each $S3O-it more than two, each $50 rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30

tNe nave received letter. posmaiked pisylvania Court.
which states that Mr. Edward Carlton has died
u"h'
an n3 Of dHlr, Scarlet bnda
wi'o "a Halifax county, aud obtained writer's promise that l
would hsenth
seemed nc an honostlnan but without attention of
| mcdical aud, however, was omied."l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26

Novel TRrAL.-The last Hunts.
vile Democrat contains an account o.
the trial Of a negro girl, IL years Of
age, for the murder Of an infant, BY
drowning it. There was no evidence
against her, except her confessions,
which were, that the child became
cross and scratched her, and she deter
mined to drown it-that she went to a
creek near at hand, and cast it into the
water-after she had thrown it in, the
child held up its hands for help, where
upon she became sorry for what she
had done, and attempted to rescue IT,
but IN vain. 1t appeared, BY ample
testimony, that the girl was not only
destitute Of any notion Of human laws,
hat Of a God, and of future rewards
and Ponishments-and upon the
ground Of want Of moral accountabil-
ity, the jury acquitted her. BEING
asked if she knew tia: she had done
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26
THE SHORT CUT.

In these days vi mock philaut'.sophy.
the gallows appears to be the ''s!isr; cut
to Heaven. Let monster imprule his
hands in the innocent blood ol u human
being, he caught, Gagged, tried, and coz.
demned, and his 'swork" is done. Detweea
ondemnation and the gailows, by the AID
bee ONES a saint Of tive first water. Such
was Derey, who butchercd the companlpn
Of his bosom In a lit Of jealousy, and paid
the forfeit Of his crime at Montreal Oh the
Both If Au ,ust last. Just before the drop
fell, he read an exhortation ios., multitude
whom he addressed as 'sDc0s Coxnfry
men and Brcfhess IN God! The follow
i < are extracts:
"Couid ask q greater favor Of God
than that Of suffering aud oIsring him tho
sacrifice Vi my lite in atoneinent Tor the
enormity Of my Gins. "a! Lord have
pity on my soul, which has cost YOU so
dear and which you deisned to purchase
with your blood. ] must now qui, my
relations and my friends. My heart il
about to be delivered 10 the execu;,ones.
'rhis shock, without DOUBT, - painful 60
my relatives: but il 10 the will Of Almigh.
~! Imust be sesigned to Ilis DEGREES:
humble myself in HIS presence; adore
his judgment on me; and oilsr Him with
a good heart and sscritice If my life. !
address you and sce you for he last time
ask the assistance Of your payers. il
obtain mercy, SO expect u do, [ shall
not forget you before God. Pray al, Of
you for an unfortunate sinner, who is a:
boat to depart for eternity jesus, nercf
full Jesus, save me. A. DEWEY.
Montreal Gaol, Aug. 80, 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26

EorALErY.-1'heb broad basis, upon
which true democracy is founded, il
equality. The man who indu.ee himself
in hauShsincss, or if he feel the pride Of
wealth, or birth-if he plume hialself on
his talents, learning, uu professional skill,
and look dowA With c0ntemPt~nQsn what
ne calls the ssignorant and vsigar,-if
he feel himself better thant the iabGrcr, the
mechanic, or the iishcrman-ifhe - not
tree 10 take them by the hand aud irest
them as brothers, whatever he may call
himself, he is not Republican For tho
principles Of democracy teach Us, that tho
latorcr, the producer, and not the iich
alone are the benciactors ofmap klnd. il
Is labor that provides Us with ford and
clothing, that builds our houses, saots,
and factories, digs our canals, Levels crc
rail roads. and procu-s fo- us all tic
necessalies conven,ences, and iux.irieS
Of life. How foolish then are prize ard
how childish ard hey
,hoJghtiess ii Is for men 20 pgese;G. that
because they car live at ease Oh heeed,.
tary wealth; because they caa issue Il
writ, plead cause, mike a speech.
administer dose. OK expound hl:den
treasures, they are better than their neigh
bors For which Of these arc the mos:
important TO society-to lie able to make
:, speech Or hobnail; to issue a writ, or
manufacture shoe; TO provide food and
shelter for the healthy, or drugs for the
sick. And ifthe same time that is given
to the requirement % mechanical skill,
were devoted with the same assiduiiy e.
books, it would often render an indifferent
mechanic an eminent lawyer or s.ilful
DIV sic ian.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-26

Roliin, in his ancient history, relates
the following anecdote of the celebra-
ted Phry gian slave which, like his IA
bles, is full Of instruction and wit. 1t
will be recollected that Ksop was a
slave, and very much deformed-that
his first master, who could not endure
the constant sight of such deformity,
sold him to the philosopher Nautilus,
IN whose service his wit, genius, and
wisdom manifested themselves.
''One day his maste, designing to
treat some Of his friends, ordered Esop
to provide the best Of every thing he
could find in the market. Esop
Doaght nothing but tongues, which he
desired the cook to serve up with diff
fcrent sauces. When dinner came.
the first and second courses: the side
dishes, and the removes, were tongues.
Did l not order you, says Xanthus IN
a violent passion. to buy the best vict-
uais the market afforded! And have
l not obeyed your orders; says Esop.
Is there anything better than a tongue!
Is not the tongue the 6ond Of civil So
dety, the key Of sciences, and the Or
gan Of truth and reason? By means
Of the tongue cities are built, and gov.
ernments established and administer
ed and established: with that meu in
struct, persuade and preside in Assem-
blies: It is the instrument by which we
acQuit ourselves Of the chief Of al! du-
ties, the praising and adoring OF the
gods. Well then, replied Xanthus,
thinking to catch him, 60 to market a.
gain Tomorrow, and buy me the worst
OF every thing; the same company
sill dine with me, and ! have a mind
to diversity my entertainment EsoPI
next day provided nothing but the ye-I
~ same dishes, telling his master that
the tongue is the worst thing in the.
world. 1t is, says he, the instrument