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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
COMMUNICATION.
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY

ihls ms tuition, which wus Incorporated by m
"'' 81 1e las Legislature, /, nav I'M most Il U.
i''hfS e"nJ ION. ,.libou. Il II ~ les, than tst.a
ho"tss 81" the SchroI WA frat openel Il
as's VI ehdius II ar To surpassed b, tho
u any ann,nr institution n lie SIulletn country.
"' mere - therefore nn reason Why Il should 10
uoui'a' Its healthy situation among he tarauz
"'"S' tic beauty ol tho scenery around uul liz x
'tI-ni soolcty Il The ne,g hbafhood mi of l. ~
'"se IN winch n !, located utr Of themselves ndYau.
iaSes winch II possesses. II no ordinary charee
'er hbnrc oil thcsr, however the cxe,llen, lis -.
me OF the School II, netrhl regu .a.Ioas Ito H. Il
ehorae G. Of the teachers and their lnolo Of IN
parting Instruction 10 their pupils justly cnr' II to
'e very hrsi rank IN the order OF Literary usliu.
Nohs' The writer of tnls had the pleasure Of 81.
Messing the examination Of the Young Ladies IN
MS school, At tho close Of Il, second SESSION. en
the 29'h ami Both Of April lu.t, and can uuy say
mat the exercises wttc Of character highly inter.
eslng TO the large audience iltsrnt ON the "a
SION. The Young Ladies', without a single cscep.
ton in all the yarlon. br nehes Of her slude. mr.
quilted themselves IN manner most eiedlpha 10
he teachers as wsll ns tho pupils, aud gratifying
also 10 their itlenls and those par,nt who were H.
attendance. As lceehers every way qualified To-
conduct an institution Of tAls kind Mrs Smith
Miss Bigelow AMI Miss Bas,elt Justly sustain, In
ue opinion OF the public, the highest chatucter.-
Al this School pnrenls and olhcrs may ho assured
lh"t no pains are spercd 10y the teachers 10 promote
IN every particular, tho intellectual imptoy, Of
the pnplls-und tint every branch OF Female cdn
cation, usually taught may be hetc pursued with
tho greatest advantage. Every attention, ON lhe
part OF the teachers, also pnld TO the department
ana manners of the Young Ladies aud thur attach
nent 10 the teachers furnishes the Lcsl evidence oil
that confidence with which Mey fail not 10 inspire
those under their care
The number of pupils at It's ms ulion Iurine
INC session which has just closed, wa nearly fly
The next session will commence on the fisl uf June
when u still larger numb IL expected 10 cnicr l.
is gratifying 10 learn, TINT most, If not all hnsr
from dlsonce, WHO attended The last session will
| return the next and it IS already known that II
number oil new pupils will enter the School Mt tn
commencement of the next session from the I'D
| loinlng counties. The large and commodious ST.
mlnary buildings, which wero commenced during
me past year will be completed by the o,cnlng Of
The mkt session. The teacher. will then reside nj
the Seminary, and with them II number of YOUNG
ladies' can also reside, Boafd can likewise be Ind
III private families IN the village, Immediately IN
the vicinity OF which the Academy IS lacatcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

-'' ''' III pfpI en- ~
~ oshehclal etc Is OF lnterna! uprg.etns,, a., 49,
- ut NOR IA the increased faci!t,,s h..
""''a y commercial cnternriz, md he .sar
''''' 'hey gave 10 nsieulu,4l industry. than N
''hfae hate inillencc on the ya,o. # rronc,,y
IN Their vicinity. F'
"'aee the raIl read between Charleston sc. md
- - ,'''' went mo operation in Is / n town
-. a"'n, has sptuug up on the Inc. winch
''"S 'a's 10 become piece OF no litle mpn,tepce-
'''''ah'''e establishments and even large msuufac
N''', oelhS already IN successful operation. II Is.
even now style The Rochester Of the
@"u''' IL was formerly Pine barren.-w worth
dollars '' ''o"'"'o' VI
t'Pa'ef nome, VI have similar illustration in tft
'"o4eS1e' 'auf The Winchester Viry,nian
"''tf'hs TO investments made IN the vicinity fbe
spot selected as The depot, says-" the properly
ow"eo by Mr.. Ephfalm Hawkins, which he Offer.
go Issi i"ll for $4,000, has been disposed Of for
s1ooo, to Mr. Jacob Bakcr an en,erprislng mer.
chant OF this place, and rents are booking un
over me whole town. This work is bu, lust com.
MERGED
We hope the day is not far distant wneo the
progress of the james River and kanawha i'm
i'"'emen will enable US 10 say the like of Lynch.
burg W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

: FfaI ya'stsEosf b.'g lboui fsma.s rom
- - ."a''rg l.:1,rs he p0Li'c esitle ba
meg q Ely 6. 0eou. a Campbell co5' hon,r,
"II r. et.nIH.1 md hat Nj Otgsa i, fully su.
f..l 3. - wt'la 10 tp uasstt,d business &c
aa' - P.gsca,len c ost, mad rafsn q ho
late fa = Imy : Marin ot Lccs,Iiie, exc. IT
s'me Aoajs, wtfeh are in the hand, o Csp,. Bar.
sou Lie, en- raliteueu, AM VII pu,p1 10 the ~
Ios'oeft of that bpslae,S a, vii a. 10 ny iutivid-
N.. .ffnaariouf JACOB EARLY
My "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
= EN AND SEASON ABI.E
5pApGil ATaD FANCY
DRY GOODS.
7. ). MILLER g. co,

= ~ ira received neif Spring supply of
81 = asnd, tnfHrafng nerY general variety Of
rr ufs.tt tiNlt. nd most drtlrhble ARTICLES, VIZ
C""tz 1T, Pei'- Srnftf, aud Aprons, Superior
he ii osi's tle-urs. Gonicd Grape Deleons.
Poa IN C'res. ii.a'k md Blue Black MaGoni L.s-
I"s. VIM "nd { iHd Down Sleeves. Wrought
loirrts Bo!,s. = D., did GaUzp Stripe figured
'insia, C--eef Blonde q ,c', Fancy Handktr-
'ht.i= "a fP''ndit a.to'tment, Gauze Wells. &c
Hla1 navy ''htr destr bio ntutlrs in tn, line. Al
'", - A. sHttrlt Il uIueirs Tor Gruernrns wear.
abb ~ witch VII lie sold al reasonable prices
We III eh,n'ftlY soi,c,i call f, ON our friends aud
H." feh.lr, b.l3lf pareba ln:.
Va hive 90 teJj, .msil stock of SCHOOL
BOJlNa, and ie@ copies oi SCOTS. Hcury's. and
he \ g." tolni = LIN .sr Commemorate. For tho
h.uef york. ~ afs agents. and Will furnish subs
.r' fefs Nl'b any Al, ,rPfon OF bind,ng, ut tho
.tr,'est ro''.e. thls ~ntk l., adapted 10 all DEM.
uiet9us "i DHhnd"r CHtlsftans, aud among those
"" teai, - Or eery Of the B,p'ist edition. This
lstesis ol,aa y RI.
Aafai3p 4tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
Tie Caralicrs Of Virginia"

ms novel has met with q somewhat singular
ave NtVcn by VTsnan, II has been severe
tl'Ielscd ny reviewers IN Virginia while oflhe
northern critics, some Of them have Keen decidedly
euloSlsilc, and Others while they have been less
qaaIIhed IN then commendat!on hnya certainly
treated II with any thing bat harshness Dr. Cafu.
'hers, under such crcums anccs may console HIM.
self with the verilable ndogc, that "roone is Il he
70 TO his own palet de chamJre :, or with thats,ll OIL
der proveib, " no man is prophet in his own coun
try II will be seen, by the GLOWING article from
the Richmond Compiler, that # the Doctor has no
escaped some of those rebuff which all authors
are more or less subject he is not without some OF
the encournsement5 also which extra, then sting
and render them measureby lnnoxlous
tf9m The RiehHlJHd Cpmpiier
We have read a letter from MIR Bentley, the
Celebrated London publisher, 10 the auhor # lhc
Cavaliers of Virginia." In Which he announces
the acceptance Of hat work, as well as u prospec
i've arrangement for the Simultaneous public alton
IN London and New York. Of another historical 70
nance ty the same eulhor, cAt led " knights ofthr
Golden Horse Shoe"
is gratifying to find eur young a d cn,erpri
sing authors rapidly doing away the old prcudl.
ces against American books in London Hitherto
the critics in this country seldom praised a home
made work until il hod been endorsed in England
a favor very rarely xended IN former Tunes 81
strong was the prejudice agalns. our countrymen
IN the literary way.
The author ofthc Cavaliers making oil due
allowance for the defects of his work (and de
fcts can he pointed out in the productions of the
most ceebrat d and popular writers # the day, }
will feel compensated for the severity OF many OF
'hc Criticisms at home in the fact that ,eve.al Of
the London critics ptaising his work 10 the
skies
With the geniu. and imagination accorded to
him on all sides, we have doubt he will prof
by the criticisms, whether favorable uniayorube.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
THE NEW Postmaster GENERAL

TIE NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL
1t vas predicted, as our readers NAV reooIl.,
that as soon ns the result OF the electlona in v.
glnIa should be known ut Washington Amoo
Kendall would be regularly appointed posrms,,s,
uen'rai- ana, true 10 the letter lhA prophecy has
come to pass We presume that Grn. Jackie, :
now sash that his popularity can stand any l,,.
and lie Is Determined TO Tax II to rs utmost ,,i,s
For our oAn parts we tandidly admit. that rho -
siness habits of Kendall viii qualify him for tho ~
fee and If We had any confidence IN hi, hon,.,,,
ard # We DID not believe that he would corv.,
his Office into great eleciiuneerin, m,rh;,a
" lringlns the patronage OF the federal poyernmen,
nto conflict with the freedom of eleclinnsn w.
should be conlened with lis sci, cton.-As il "a
~c are disposed 10 give HIM fair trIal. and to
Judge him by his works. If his aaminis,rntio,
OF the Department shall justify the opinion we have
formed OF his capacity, and dlsappoint tho fears "
entertain OF ms evil purposes, shall no he DIS
posed TO mu'mur, however long he moy remain in his
comfortable quarters, luxurlating like a frog in
a stasnant pool, muntIcd with a fringe Of slim,
green:
From the National Iaeligencer. lIaB2
According TO tho general anticipation, MIR. Bar
~ yesterday took leave Of the General Pos
Othce, and Amos Kendall was installed in his
place.
In this movement, the Kichen Cabinet pre IN
ders'ooi TO have achieved complete victory owe,
the Cabinet proper who, il in the beginning of this
Administration, they came in uni, seem to be re-.
duced now pretty nearly TO the condition of a CT.
rhcr, III the Government. A for the rest if ~
were not for the political objections TO the new ad-
mlnistrntor of he Post Office we incline to be.
lleve, from what evidence We have of his business
hnbits, that he would make an efficient Pos,mas
ter General. Perhaps, however, it will be time
enough 10 give hlm credit v hen he has deserved !,
When he shall have earned ii, we will not depv II
to him.
DR.. Mason, recently appointed Chief Clerk in the
General Pos Office, "a personal friend and connec.
llon OF Mr.. BarrY,) has also resigned his rust l.,
Is SAID that p. S. Loushborough, E,g, who has Ion
several yers filled an agency in the L, par menr is
10 take post us ChiefCIerk THIS VIC should sup.
pose TO be good appointment
E5 Clayton, who recently made the great erial
voyage from Cincinnati to Monroe county. ", is
said to be an Amer can mechanc-He made his
own balloon, and superintendent the preparation of
the gas, and the filing of the balloon. 1t was his
first experiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
OBITUARY..

DIED, on Monday, the eth ult at his r,.idcaec
IN Amherst County, JACOB PIERCE, an old
and highly respected citizen Of that county aged 20
years.
-, at their residence IN Leon county. neat
Tallahassee Elorl non the 18th INST MIS- MARY
ELIZABETH GLELAND EPPES, wife o.
trances Eppes. E.a lorme1LY of Nlr.lnLn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

g4r There was a violent storm at y ~ York On
the NIGHT Of the 25lh and the morning Of the % h
uIt. by which many vessels were driven on shoe
and otherwise seriously injured. Some. also, suok
a, the wharyes. The damage sustained IS very
considerable, and loss Of lives is npp1ehcnd d ON
the coast where several vessels arc keoan to Lave
beer wrecked
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
DISSOI.I IIOa.

fEsIE e5parnsfsh'p beft'ofors esis'as. at New
- London undsr tko firm Of Cd ssti Garter
a 9. "a, dissolved, 10y mairel consent, On ina
Isl Of aarrh. Z. Carer hnsing urehas.d H. -
tire sfoes, in.5 ding dr1s, due % Rec nc, n. ell
erson. Indebted vi re with ] n, sd fho.e
lawn, elelms fss.a,t .as sa.J ecee = T. III Pr.
enl them 10 HIN s5r pa men
JACOB EAiLT
EDsYHRGg ~ r. x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

~. Mr. Henry Dunnlnslon wos on Monday
last elected Sergeant OF the corporation OF Lynch.
bur5. rice Mr.. SAMUEL Bransford who was not a
candidate for reduction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

gr A company has been formed in New Yorl
for tho purpose OF establishing n steam ship commo
nicn,or between New York and Liverpool In
first ship is 10 be built Immediately.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

ng.n raI'a'ins, absolutely aggravated offence,
n; ''.''' 81 under ~ influence l,isa,try eonr.
49, uoS,r'he, II II bc tn tue ore W. dafl
"0"e'er the policy Of reeosul.,oe i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

Stock JoJbing The spirit of speculation in stocks
is raging wildly in the Northern cities-eni will
terminate, as all such gambling operations do, in
widespread ruin. The following table will show
something of its character
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
AEUSCA'TEL LNE. cts.

a al IIALF quarter ensk', Mlscntl Winr, u.
IA ~ prtiof quality
y doc. Muscatel Wine. superior. IN
BnIes
10 lbs Superior Family Toa
81 lbs NnfmegE best freth
chests Black lea
% lbs Anntuc, brsi span,h
30 boxes biangei and L,noas
% doz Porter
y qnstief ensk, mud . r IS Madeira
VINE
do do Port do
30 do Bury,ndy A,
20 d'x Pau Vine
u do Chamragrc do
80 do Corel 4.
- doz Madeira Al,
J pipes mud quarter cn.h. Gbampn,en.
nnd French Brandy
- boxes RRi.ns vofy low
harr,ls anl II bo1e, stnteh
ono rtas. Botlle aud yin CoIks
p do F,ol. assorted
o. dh2, papst. 81 PM.
- rinss ila'I,e Sfeel knitting Needle.
- do2. sIatcl e,.5ried. .tr. 10.
H., .hie Ly uOlpEl. DAVIES
Mat ins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

- A writer in the Kanawhn Banner MONT
mates Judge Summers rs President of tue james
River ard KanAwha Company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

s'- Mrs Buffers Oale Mss Fanny Kembc)
book Of travels has been published. The Phla-
depha National Gozcttc crtIclscs It with great but
ev identity just severity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
LEMON SYRUP.

4 FEW DOZEN bottles Of Superior quality
IA for making Lemonade J1st recaigcd aud 10
sale by ~ X. LII MAN.
Sign Golden Mortar, Bank Square, Lynehharg Va.
Maya MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

III, T., nc Jackson papers are publishing list of
s,s wv oIhccrs, showing that a majority of them
thei, h.. ns' Is this preparatory to looping of
rrr,r ".aus next winter ! We shall see with what
the w., ,"e axe will be welded by those who made
lar v;n VIM" ring with cries of prescription when
,wco,, 's TWO officers, who had been, Cor some
.ub ais 'aitening out OF the public nib, were
70 'h'I' own tayorite process Of rotation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

~ The first settlement of Ohio, on the l7h {
Apt, 1883, was COMMUNICATED in Cincinnati, o
the l7h ulI by splendid Festival
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

co, log hhds refused, total 32l.
Comparison n Inspections 1884 ls3J
No Pass. No Ret For ln,p $oel6
1884, April 80 l279 1896 9q2 l217
1884 April 80 100 1893 POI c6l
We notice no change In prices Soefrul ctops
have sold the past week. averaging from s5t' 10
No foreign accounts later than the 26th OF March
Flour IN demand al Al % I'D q o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-07

TRIAL THE RoBBER OF THE NORFOLK BANK
The old countries produce men. greater than
the new. in the art Of appropriatng to them
selves the goods Of others.
Pre-tminent above all countries stands Eng
land, our revered Fader-land, in rearing class
OF men who pursue robbery as profession and
who of course excel in it.
The late trial at Ded.,am was interesting. as
it showed the GOODNESS and perseverance with
which such men pursue their plans, unlike the
impulse of sudden temptation, which is general
ly the stumbling block of a Yankee scoundreI,
if any such character there be.
There were four bank robbers. Slater, Graves,
Thorn and Devoe. The first three had been
practising their arts in South Carolina, where
they agreed TO make a campaign in the north.
Slater was accompanied by his wife, for he was
a tender Conrad. They stopped at the Broom.
field House, and on the same afternoon met
Graves and Thorn An immediate walk was
the consequence, to reconnoitre doors and win
dows. Through the door of the Lafayette Ho-
tel, they saw Devoe, who was, in their estimation,
a hero. One Of them pointed him out to the.
others as the greatest scre,o in the country, and
the very man, as did the Wheeling Jug"
On being cross-examined or asked, how II
that they were willing to engage with
Devoe, with whom he was unacquainted, Slater
said that Devoe had been represented to him by
the others as a "man worthy to be entrusted
with his secrets" No society can hold together
without some confidence, and thieves who have
necessarily parted with honesty, have profes.
sional code based on their notions of honor, and
a man of the world who scorns the restraints Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
va o9@gNT PtIEAsANT FEMALE SEMINARY


RH CUNT PLEASANT FEMALE SEMINARY.
I'VE The undersigned having been Disappointed by
unavoidable circumstances in obtaining the services of
Miss Taylor, in the above school happy inform the
public, that she has succeeded in supplying them by
those Of the weknown and accomplished Miss T. X
Carver in consequence, the Of instruction will
be much more extensive than before contemplated com.
prising photography, Reading and Writing. Englisb
Grammar, History Ancient aud Modern, Geography.
with the Maps and the use Of the Globes Astronomy
Composition, Bellies Bofes Chymintry Philosophy ,ogd
The French Language Long experience and continued
success en'e MISS Cdfver to rank among the Grst f.
male teachers in The State
notwithstanding the acquisition Of useful instruction
IN the above school, the terms will be as befor ,de
tiscd--S75 for board, tuition, beds bedding &c. me
exercises Of this institution will commence on The 18Th
OF January 1886 and terminate on Che 18th Of Dece
Der following, with vacation Of ono month in the SUN.
season - 80 ~
Those who wish 10 enter their children are desired 70
DO so speedily. Communications made 10 rae ~ reen.
BAY F9s Ohce, Hanover, will meet with prompt alien
on In conclusion, IT may be necessary to add that
the situation Of the above school, in the extreme upper
end OF Hanover Of The heatbies and best watercd
~ The county MARY w GOODWIN
NOV II. 56-w4wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

months we wil be in full operation under our STATE n,
.u,ons' ana nom that moment will connie nee rising
WIN uegrce OF rapdity in population and wealth un.
P'oyueho IN the history of any country In ten years
people WIN look with wond and anoz ut the ex.
enInge IN this county and any in the u
Wv p3.e me golden showers of spec ulaton they
Tor 20 DC otherwis.. Formed by Nature to be the
g.'esl s'a'e on tue Continent f North America We
wv" or Three States that contribute to populate Ibis con
Try Evey State of your Union is contributing its thou
SINUS au Europe sends us also population and in re-
and draw riches and population aud greatness from
~ portion of the civilized countries = 49, "
Respectfully yours,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

Now, therefore, be IL known that I, Andrew jack.
caused the said Convention be made public IN The end
that the and every clause and article thereto NAV
De observed and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States and tho citizens thereof"
In consequence of this the President and Congress-
at once passed the necessary laws giving France great
privileges and benefits under the treaty which she has
been enjoying since, while dollar las vel been
paid o us
Look on this picture. and this Republican filth
aud promises in America contrasted with Knoi,, 81 ~
and promises in France. Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

IHE DASvLLE CoSyENrroS.-W alluded Yesterday
70 Ie meeting OF the Executive Committee Of this body
on the 10th inst and their appointment of MI Gwinn
as Engneer IN conducting the survey of the route of the
Eyansh"ih Improvement We now take pleasure in
sating that the Executive Committee during feir ,f
session, resolved with view Calculating the progress
oil ine great work in which they engaged TO fsag
senble the convention in the City of Richmond on i've
SECOND Monday IN January next The President of the
conV ntion Will in due time, however, officially pronuI
gate this information. 10Y P'
our elow.czens cannot but applaud the zeal which
has characterized the conduc, the COMMITTEES and s
do not hesitate to declare that if through their srenuo
exertions the great Roanoke improvement shall have
been accomplished, their will be cherished aon
those oil the greatest beneiactors Of Eastern Yronia
Norfolk Beacon Noo H.
oHjorfgH0ts 9tair-We learn from Captain Chap
man 9 me steamboat Patrick Henry, arrived last eve.
nlng rom richmond, that attempt was made vester
1Sy, by the ship Henry Leeds aground 25 miles below
Cy roInt 10 run out an anchor; but from some msno
hagement IN cutting away the anchor carried down the
TWO poas That bore it, and four out Of the seven persons
~ TIE bsats, among whom the second mate were
drowned greater loss Of lie never perhaps oceuyred
on any similar occasion.-U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

m IRENToS, N. j., Nov 6, 1886
GENrLEAES; The enclosed resolutions of instruction
nave passed both houses of Legislature They
cd The Assembly by vote of 80 to TO- 1.-TWO Jsckson
men absent, and in Council by vote of s to a Zone
jackson man abSent) The people of New JERSEY are de-
ierned 10 support Colonel Benton in the course which
he has taken in the Senate TO expunge MIR Claws CON
demnatory resolution The Wings YOU will see bv re-
terence to the columns of the Emporium have G,lIv
admitted the right of instruction. by offerinU and SIM
porting resolution of instruction. for that course tLip
Mr.. Southard Will not thank them. / am SC rGIoLe
HE HARRISON FAnURE.-The National Gazette on,
iertains the same opinion of the Harrison meeting Of
Monday afternoon which has been expressed in this ma
per The editor of the Gazette says So far as The
meeting was intended and expected 10 be nanresat;on
OF The public sentiment Of Philadelphia il was miscor
rage. IL cannot be styled large in reference 10 the
numbers OF the wing party alone and might be describ
cd as small relatively to former Anti Jackson asgcbis
ges We learn from impartial spectators that The ano,a
ton OF the scene was confined 10 tile public spenkers
[PennSw0anian.
SYMPToMs-Thc Norfolk Beacon states Tint the North
carolina "a has been taken of the dock and hauled
alongside OF the wharf, at the Navy Yard 10
getting IN her masts, &c. The Falmouth and Gramnns
nave been locked for repairs, at the same station
Inc ~ Y Star also states that all the forts in that In
Dor are ordered 10 be garrsoned forthwith and that
hundred cannon have been ordered to Fort Richmond
Whatever be the result it is well TO be prepared for
Tie worst, the Senate 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
fDid.