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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

Eartlienware, China and Glass,
WHOLESALE q. RETAIL.
TO Southern Merchants.
7-vE ME subscriber has received his full
- Il supply of Spring aud Summer
GOODS, in the above line, to which he
would respectfully invite the attention Of country
merchants generally. II consists Of articles selcc-
ted IA person, especially for the Southern market,
AID ~ al be well packed TO order, on reasonable
terms. Merchants IN the habit % purchasing a.
tie NORTH, are requcs ted 10 call and examine his
stock aud prices. CHARLES HOLT, Jr,
Opposite Lewis Webb 4 Co. Main Street Rich
mond.
March 2s CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
-o.sIsIS-TOOTII WASH.

4 n ofeefaai and pleasant remcdg fer dDcdSea
Teeth, SpoHgy Gums, aud unpiea'an odow
Of fte .Ae Breath.
/nIIE valuable and highly respectable recon
- incubation obtained from ptgsfeiaas ane
Dentists the most eminent ~ their profession j.
a sufficient guarantee of the lncsimablc worth o.
the above named article. This Wash being com.
posed entirely OF vegetable substances the public
may he assured thai there IS nothing IN ts eompo
sition which can IN any way inlure or prove dcic-
tefiops 10 the Teeth or Gums IL Is designed 10 be
used with brush and Will -o found much prefer
able to powder keeping the Teeth eleun and
white, and preventing the wearing AWAY Of the
Gums from the Teeth.
It's particularly seryiseabc in cases Of Sponsy
Gaps restoring them 10 sound and healthy state,
and causing them To contract firmly around The
Teeth In painful affections orislhg tfoEl expo
sure To cold 1t will Be found highly beneficial u
has beer found very useful to apply this Wash
ut nisht psi before retiring 10 rest. Ihis method
IS recommended 10y Dentists, as, by so DONG nlI
particles Of tooi winch might accumulate durlug
thc day are removed, and the mouth kept thfou5 h
the M IN a cleaH sieeet md m5oie56me state
Certificates of recommendation from the follow
ins Meu.eal gentlemen, accompanying each bot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
~ NoIy if>t',
ROBERT TINSIEY, CT.

"A Court continued and h"ld Tor Bedford COUNTY 1t
= n the court house. the eth day 4 hffch isJ- Ied
he Scttie mt against william IHrsot,u ard u, ir
ma his We, Illain StttIe, lc"s Stfle, Irtn> St
lt'in Drrrett aud s'ct his VII. l1audfi.r JuH pr
nud Nancy his "lir, Thomas E'th.s AMI irl hn, Wlf
cHli'iien and heits nt \. lite tsr.-, t-
y Seth, " iliIam -etl. lnhu Srulc En- Scia
ut1 MAINLY Settle, cillift and hcuso l St.ut,r Sto
deceased, who "it ulIhr ciihlten Newman S,ur
dee. ased, defendants In Chah,frs
Inc defendants " illam SETH" Seth" D,udrlre
l. ckcr and Nancy is Vii, Thomas Kue,ct aud firy
VIE, him Settle Johg Sc tlr Irgpy Ssll., ir,nah
S,r, And MaIIcy settle, not hu>Idg tTlri H.
prarlnce aud gwen seeuiitY according the act up
Assembly ami the rules ." tins Court, aud appearing
the satisfaction al the Court t thrN III u,tut~u
un Copatft. On HE motion Il liz" plaInlln roLnt, 70
ordered lhii The I'D ,st nliucd defendants
before the fourth h''ndt4 May nrNi, aud
III The plaHtH aud ilata copy OF TINS oler IL iuHt
publ .hcd ftr 's't mftk> ucces>ite;,, the l.,
Nirgin1l and TINT another cuI,y be posted at the u.
door oi the c"rui -housc ,t this
Cop! -Icsie, 10. [. Nj ItIil.ii,C e. f e.
Apnl T.. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

RTltdlNlA AT fnt- holden in the trks ofcc of IN.
W Circuit Nupe'ior tourt oi Law aud Chanccy for II.
eoahN "l aulb.l IN The day oil .bInarv, Is,,a-
William u FOX, Complalua against DAVID j. " ODD md
Andre" Il. 1homp ON, ID e. In Chancet,.
ihr defendant DAVID }. Wood not hsylnr cntrrcl
MS hflth'ahtc aud gwen security uceotdIug to lle
act al s.cu'y and tie rules of this Court and "a.
I"Jtm@ IN satisfactory rNdrucr thai b. is an ia Int.
itat II is country 1t Is uidr I'd, that the defend.
ant ii" -. ttt here on the In, The ncNt tfru,r
irth nj ih court. aud a,n" theh Of tie piu,tin ua
tpa neers "t TINS oief u i,it'-lti ius'.tsG M >. na
nr"tnapei rw."d N tn ts"a NJ lsaeifluis lI $50
n'en acc -.''eia aud io1e1 a III, daol Do, lao
tun,thua,c, uf iit rouil}
A'"pt-I ate,
join ALEXANDER. &C. s. {, IL chy.f. 'ouu,y.
NJ ,rrl Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

TSIhhlNlA VI IA cutrG oi su.-fnA. nni
y held nr tine county OF Amherst tn, houlc
Mnndat the lrth day OF ErhtuarY, iraJ--N nItri l.
Christian, Plaintiff Iuhu thIlsilan Peter
tMistsan, Driendunis.-ln thnncrrs.
The Defendant Junu Gh hnpinr uttered has
aud gwen tccHtIy according tbr o1 A.
sembA and the rules OF thu, hnd II I,utti
the satisfaction oi the that he l. :nlHhI
- cath uGtle Plaintiff, "a la.
counsel, the shid defendant jain, H.
tinn, do appear before the ~, 81 =
e.ut nex the lill Of th. a1aii, nhU iA.t
copy Of tin, order he forth"lth Inserted the I,nr-
tnrf Nieunh f"rt"o months Successive, aud pocd
Tie iout dout OF the conrt-iuu,,, iit L.S.
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02


appearance ana gwen security uc,"rdne tuthc tr' .
Assembly and the rules this court and /, nInYtt
satisfactory evidence that he inliahiiant 81 LIS
country III j. ordered tha: the sand defendant
pear h"tc ON the first day OF the rtx tenn, nuv
IN" tiIl OF The paintiis, and that cop, 81 tn, or
be forthwith inserted simmer ted ~ h
Town oi lynchbure for TWO months su,cr- ety. ana
posted att front door OF the curt hauc, in sud
town. A cop,-Ues, d. EDDrS { h.
aFfd IL wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
AT THE CHINA STORE.

AT THE CHINA STORE.
uST recelved-Glass butter plates with COW
- ers-pcarl glass curtain plns-mantlc flower
pots--brass church hampshire latest English
style ewers andbasons, tea pots, sugars, creams
and pitchers. together with number Of other new
articles. JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
Ppr -. At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

William 3. Reid, Thomas !, Reid, ad-
ministraior Of John Reid, deceased .Jo-
seph Gadd, scn'i, and Robert c. Cut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
March, 4

Cloths, Stocks and Vestings.
n ENTLEMEN are particularly requested TO
W call and examine our present stock, which
we have just opened. fresh from New York.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
March Z. t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

>Viihi Nlt-h Rules hulden N Tn. ,irrn. III
hes oi tie CGrc lit superior Court Law and Clnnts
rer. Tor the town of l., nchhnrg, 1t ia, If AIf
1855 I,nN,,us Dupuy and C-iinr { Ii. WIZ WV Ia
hhJ' Iouisa d. Tan, infant children If Curb Tan, l
dec. VIII" sue by the ss'd linUnus nulus, tbcr tcu
friend Pti.. against Neither laLd iaI Ic on Ja, Nh
fIfc H. tAi i"ui, Hm'r de huni> .f Patrick Iaf-
dee aud Samuel Eihnsiuid, -, gead i ihe tr poJ.ias
81 lAnehlmig, suth u.liT uI H.. H. Tat, IT..
hoG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

China, Glass and ,Earthen Ware,
UST received ard opening the China, &c. by
- the Ship George, from Liverpool, and likewise
a splendid assortment Of Glass from the Northern
factories. The public are respectfully invited to
call and examine the articles.
JOSEPH D. EVANS,
Opposite the Post Office
..sfTvy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

join ALEXANDER, &C. s. {. J.. : chy. e onu,e.
NJ trrh q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has given pub.
lie notice that he is prepared to pay of the whole
of the four and half per cent stock, amounting
now to 82,041,6l1 II.
The Globe states that this is the last install.
ment of that stock. and BY the terms Of the con.
tract was redeemabIe at any time after the slst
Of December next, at the pleasure Of the United
States. But the law by which this stock was
created requires that six months notice OF the re-
endorsement should be given, and consequently
the United States cannot insist on paying it and
refuse to continue liable for the interest until the
expiration of the six months after notice OF the
intention to redeem. But, as tho Secretary is
prepared to pay of the whole amount, another
advertisement offers to the holders the option Of
immediate payment, if they will consent to &C.
cept it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
THE ALABAMA DISPUTE.

The Globe states that, s. while the Indians In.
slst upon the execution Of the treaty, 10 good
faith, and demand the removal Of all intruders,
in conformity with the Ian especially referred to
in the treaty, the President has 40 alternative ba'
to carry its stipuIations into effect or to acknow.
ledge that the Government he administers is not
competent to make treaties. inasmuch as 1t has no
power to execute them" Ard il further says,
that Governor GavIe mus; know that the pre-
sent Chief Magistrate is not mao who will De
deferred from the performance OF P-b'rc trust
by any parade and mastering Of q military array,
to prevent the due observance and compIste exc
cution Of mis- duty"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
TUESDAY M0RalNe. oc7uBER -. 1885,
COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. MERCER

A public dinner was given BY the e't'zsn' Oh
Charleston, Ksnawha County, tvs.) on the l9th
instant, to the Hon. G. r. MERoEa. About ~
or 80 gentlemen sat down to the table, at which
Col Density presided, and where tho greatest
good feeling and harmony prevailed. 10 reply to
highly complimental toast, which was drank
with enthusiasm, Mr.. Mercer made . very elo-
quent speech. ~ $50
A gentleman who was present at the dinner,
and communicates the above, adds that Mr.. Msr.
Ger 10 one Of the most popular men In the State
with the people there and that every possible 70.
spect was manifested towards him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
IMPROVEMENT OF THE BLACKS.

The peculiar state Of our population in the
South, and our situation in a weIlkn0wp point
of view, render it imporic, not to say danger.
GUS, to introduce general education amongst al!
the inhabitants Of this section Of country. Per.
sons Of rearc ton at the North will readily per.
ceive and appreciate the motives which dictate
this course. Butt necessity teaches US caution,
and regard to the present and future peace
and happiness Of society, it does not freeze up
the genial current Of good and kindly feeling
which runs in our bosoms towards all mankind.
And our fellow. citizens elsewhere, were they to
come amongst US, would soon perceive that we
are not behind any in true benevolence and &C..
,uine philanthropy. when e1erted even in be.
half of the coored populatlon--a race which
comes in for SO large share Of their attention,
and which, some Of them idly imagine, claims
so small portion of our own.
We are led to these remarks by fact which
has not, perhaps, come to the knowledge Of the
public generally, and which we take this coca.
sion to mention.
At the last Convention Of the Protestant Epis-
sopal Church Of Virginia, the subject pf the MO.
RAJ CULTURE Of the Blacks was brought under
consideration. and received great attention from
that body. After due deliberation, it was una.
nimously resolved that it was subject worthy Of
the concern Of the philanthrophist,- and re-
quest was made tina, the Assistant Bishop Of that
Church, in the D,ocess Of Virginia, would embo-
dy his views, which we're adopted, in the form
Of pastoral charge, and thus make it obligatory
upon the clergy Of that denomination to pursue
the matter in right spirit. This will probably
be done in the course Of the winter, or as soon
as Bishop Meade's engagements will permit him
to prepare the charge.
Il 10 proposed, we believe, in accordance with
these views, at meetings held at proper and con.
venient seasons for that purpose. for the minis.
ter affectionately and kindly to instruct the CO.
lored people under his charge in their duty-to
explain to them the scriptures, and the prinei.
Piles Of the Christian Religion; to encourage them
IN the exercise Of every good word and work; to
make them, If possible. datifaI and obedient in
tneir sphere VI ihes-auos ssue'shy' " give
them all that moral culture of which they may be
susceptible, and which may couduee to their own
good, as veil as to the general happiness Of SO.
ciety.
It is hoped and believed that great benefits
NAV be derived from this scheme. As for our.
selves,-after candidly considering the subject,
though we see some objections, the proba-
Bile amount Of good which may be effected far
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

We understand that snow fell for the depth Of
two inches. in the Blus Ridge. on Monday last.
Mr Lindsay, the Madison mail carrier, informs
rs. that il xas still yisibl. 10 spots on Wednes.
dsy.-Senfinel Of the HGiley.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
about SO or 200 huts were burnt down: two or

about 1 so or 200 butts were burnt down: two or
three lives only we're lost. as
4 letter, signed Aibrsnd, Priest and Apo.
toiie Missionary, and addressed to the editor Of
the Singapore Chronicle. relates that the King Of
Cochin China had passed solemn and severe
edicts against the Missionaries and Christians 70
siding within his realms, that the French Catho-
Inc Missionaries had suffered especial perseeu.
ton, that the Christian churches were pulled
down, and both men and women were thrown IN
to prison for no other reason than that OF their
being Christians One Of the French Mission
aries arrived at Siam whilst the Peacock was
there. having fed from Cochin China. and oo'
tanned leave to repair to Bankok. Many Chris
tians in Cochin China we're reported to have
been compelled to trample on the cross, and to
wear the congue--a heavy wooden collar worn
by criminals in that country.
From Port an Prince.-Letters OF the 9Th
inst. received yesterday per the brig Danl. d.
Miller, state that French frigate had just arrl-
from Martinique. with dispatches from the
French. for the Haytien Government, and had
sailed again for St. Jago de Cuba. to return in
few days. 1t was supposed IRON the friendly ma
ure Of the dispatches, that all the differences be
tween the two Governments would be amcably
and Immediately settled. 1t will be recollected
that these differences relate to the recognition oil
the independence OF the Island. The markets
were glutted with all kinds Of American produce
~ y Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
Doctor Wheelwright

WILL hereafter practice Physic, Surgery, &c. in
w Alexandria At present he may be found at
Mr.. Claget.'s Boarding House, corner Of Prince and
st. AsaPh streets. sept 3-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

~ The person Who carried of from this "
fee, on Sunday, the New York Commercial, 30.
it is believed other papers, will, if detected 10 ~
depredations, be exposed. A strict "assn VI"
be kept hereafter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

~ A subscriber living in Ohio writes "
word that some time siucs he deposited q 'e'''
in the post Office at Wheeling, Va. in which wa
enclosed the amount of bis subscription Tor 'D'
year, directed to Us. The letter has never s0D'
to hand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29
ORIGINAL POETRY
TroR THE ALEXANDRIA eAzErrE.j
THE SEAMAN'S BURIAL. :

lnE SEhMhNN - oOAssS
Might DER the deep her dark'ning mantle hung.
While 10 the breeze the ship her canvas Hung;
And round the heavens the clouds their drsPery
Where coursing winds their storms eareerins
He'd; rs
And DER the waves the scudding vessel hew,
10 foarnips triumph with her scanty crew.
Athwart the shrouds the swaying haiyards
swung,
From which the corpse 'twi1t heaven and ocean
H,.s,rd and worn, pale and feeble frame,
Scaihsd By the hshtnings OF the levers hame,
Whose death. damp'd raiment shiver'd ia the
Whose cold limbs trembled Ger their wat'ry tomb.
His living comrades mark'd the spectral sight,
b. the dim lan,horn's pale and chequer'd light;
While round, the wheels relax'd, the halyards
whrl'd, -
As blsz'd the lightnings DER that billowy world
And plunged. while silence held her mus'ng
The death. bound wanderer in the booming main;
When, billow-toss'd, the proud ship dash'd the
spray,
Spread her light wings, and kept her home bound
way.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

appointment by the Governor and CoHn'Hy
MaryLand.-John Alexander. Esq. to be a''''
ciated with the Surveyors appointed by the s'ss'
of Virginia and Delaware, 10 surveying the 's'
Coast and inIets Of the Peninsula, with view"
the improvement Of the navigation, &c. unde
Joint resolution Of the several Legislatures 10 '"'
effect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

Liberal Collection. On the 18th instant
new Methodist Church was opened at Na'h,'s
After sermon BY the Rev. Bishop MeKenofss'
upwards Of one thousand dollars was collected u
aid the building Of the Church.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

We stated on very respectable, but 1t appears
misinformed authority, that the Government A.
gent, who lately proceeded to Alabama, took
with him ga large sum Of money" So it was
reported and believed; and the impression was
that the funds were to be employed in some way
to procure the peaceable adjustment OF the con-
troversy; but we have since learned that this was
incorrect. He carried but thousand dollars or
SO for the expenses and contingencies of his jour
ney.-Nat. Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

outwsishs the evils which We fear. ".
fore cordially unite in wishing i, every suc,.'.
We do not know exactly what regulation,
this subject exist in other churches. he.;I.
one We have mentioned, and this ,r,;..
be the means Of calling their attention ;, ~
matter 10 hand. We
There are some fine lines 10 the {" s.,n..,
Burial" We should be glad to hear often c
the writer.
The new Attorney General is " rubbed dan.
in the Virginia papers, particularly in the RI,
mond Wing They say that he will ha,. ~ -.
out peeduI il he falls Iuto the hands Of N, w..
or Mr. Sergeant, or Mr.. Jones, or any o,b., ,0.1
lawyer at the bar. Fle, gentlemen, how e,a ~
be 90 i'll natured!
The U. s. ship Warren, from Rio J,n.,,
has arrived 10 the Delaware.
Extensive arrangements are making 10 The I'll,
Of New York give Mr.. Cooper. the Tra,,d;,,
great benefit at the Bowery Theatre.
! The quidnuncs must console themse,,s. ;.
day, in lieu of Latest from Europe" with ar,
piekings a. they can 6ud 10 the news from O.,
ton aud Calcutta.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

Extensive arrangements are making 10 the ri,
Of New York tog've Mr.. Cooper, the Tras,d;,,
great benefit at the Bowery Theatre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

The Montreal Daily Advertiser Of the 3d.
says:-We regret to hear that several failures
have occurred in town within few days II
is to be hoped these will be the last for this sea-
son, which has been remarkable for the number
of these misfortunes. and the earline" win
which they have occurred.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

Mn. CLAY, attended by several friends. visit
ed the Colleges atCambridee Yesterday after
noon. After an interview with President Quin.
cy, the under, graduates were introduced to him
in the Library Room Of the Law School. where he
was received by Justice Story, and the Law and
Divinity Students we're presented, aud he then
went to Mount Auburn. and returned to the CT
~ in season to dine with Hon. ]. T. Winthrop.
Boston Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

"The Standard accuses Us Of KNOWING noh;D,
about the state Of the money market We NAV
not be as we'll versed in the mystery Of An -;
change Of notes as our brother editor. IN, ",
know, from experience, when money j. sars,
aud the brokers tell Us how much it will brin, II
the market" "
All! this experience, especially in money mat.
tiers, - . sad thing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

Peter d. Vroom, Esq. was, on Friday lnt
elected Governor Of New Jersey, at ajont meet
ing Of the Council and Assembly, held at T'u'
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-29

There are some fine lines 10 the " s.,n.,
Burial" We should be glad to hear often f,".
the writer. WV
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING

REVENUE INCREASED BY DIMINISHING
DUTIES. This is a process of which
there have been thousand proofs from
time to inc published. In the latest
Edinburg Review, an article on taxation
affords these additional illustrations of
so wholesome and bcniicent truth:
In 1922, when the duty on spirits in
Ireland and Scotland was SIS. cd. per gal
ION, 1928, 900 gallons in Ireland and
2,o79, 900 in Scotland alone paid duty:
yet the Commissioners of Excise, in the
same year, estimated the consumption of
spirits in Ireland at 10000, 900, and in
Scotland at about 100000 gallons. In
1928, the duty was reduced to 2s.; and
in 1925, o,267 900 gallons in Ireland
and 5000 in Scotland, were brought
to the charge; and this, as well ascertain
ed, not by reason Of increased consump
ton, but owing to the total suppression
OF illicit distilleries, consequent upon the
reduction Of the duty.
In 1908, the consumption of coffee in
Great Britain amounted to 1909, i s lbs
the duty being Is. I'd. per lb.-It was
that year reduced to I'd; and the con
sumption Immediately rose next year
to e,25i,sS7 lbs. and has gone on in.
creasing, the duty now being cd. per lb.
till it amounts at present to 23,ooo,oo(
lbs. Nor was this increased consump
ton of coffee at the expense of that o
tea; for, in 1908, there were 2o,S59 1926
lbs. of tea consumed in Great Britain
and the next year, although the increas,
in coffee was 800 per cent there was onl,
falling off Of per cent. in the consump
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-06
+ From the National Gazette

The London Quarterly Review remarks
of the present ministry of Great Britain,
that they have drivers (the mob) but no
followers.
The same journal says-st1f Henry v.
(thc Duke of Bordeaux) should live,
France may at last find a resting place
from half century Of agitation, under
his constitutional sceptre."
The Quarterly describes the battle OF
Navarino thus. "That unfortunate at
tack ofthe combined fleets Of the three
great maritime powers of Europe on a
handful of miserable Turks"
From the same. "The Incursion OF
tie Duchess of Berri into France. was
insane, and the frailty which the result
Of that incursion has detected, most la
mentable." -
"Thc, abolition Of the House of Lords
was treason, two years ago, tits now be-
come familiar political problem, before
two years more, itmay be la,e."