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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

@SALE OF LOTS IN Me Torn Of S. Joscph Post.
~ Yoned-Fbe sale Of Lots in The town Of St 10.
seph mas been postponed I'LL the 18th Of January next
when they viii take place the same terms as those
heretofore advertised E0Bf. BEVERlDGE,
Prest L0ke Uimieo g. 81 Joseph's CanaI Congso1y
st. Joseph, w +. 10th Nov 1885
H. The papers that inserted the original advertise
ment, viii continue TO do ill the 10th january and
also the above postponement Immediately under it,
lhry will confer favor Wy citing the public attention
10 the same, in an editorial article
Dec II. G4-nnJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Thc sub
Iva scrbcr offers for sale his tract Of Land lying the
county OF Chesterfield, eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile of James River containing $50 acres
OF about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been improved by careful management and
the use oil clover and plaster that nearly the whole OF
now produces clover kindly. About 20 acres are GOOD
creek meadow, part OF which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops The wood las lust Ircn
cleared away from 30 acres of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from lis coniirnfy TO
the River, and The facility with which the wood can bc
carried 10 Richmond. The wood is worth 20 cents
per cord it stands the land and contracts for The
sale OF several hundred cords at that price annually can
now he made. The improvements are nearly uew and
sufficient Tor the comfortable accommodation of iami-
~ he situation IS healthy aud the water fine During
my absence, applications may be addressed my bro
ther, Col Peter Smith, Of Manchester, (who is fully
empowered TO sell and convey the land) my Mana.
gen Mr. Thomas Cheathan, upon the premises who
val show the land to persons disPosed 70 purchase Il
P. Sd wish also to sell &c acres Of land upon most
ct which the wood Is standing, lying within three and a
nan mics OF Manchester, adjoining the lands If Mr.
oct 20. 4s-5r
IRON STORE.-Wc have in store a large and we'll
z selected assortment Of Iron, 60 which are daily
adding by receipts per almost every packct-ond offer
ysly 10" prices @0o 'ons OF 'hc following description,
FLAT English, swedes County aud Ulster, almost
ROUND English, swedcs and Ulster, from Ia to4d.
SOU RE-English, swcdcs and Ulster, from IL to
diameter.
ONAL--7.S oval Uls:cr Iron.
Box, band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron
Ne, Rods spike rods, axlcrec mon!ts l0r coaeh-mascrs
Crow Bars.
STEEL
3 tons best American blsieTed Steel,
.'a DO. do English do. a. siomp)
do. spring Steel, from . 90 = 10
u do ssnderson & Bros best Cast Steel orhe usual
variety of sizes.
4 g. ealme' Mould Boards. ftoto No. toste.
AXES-Siniinons q Beers make
WORKMAN, AlcGRUDER & co.
WOW .. 52-uF
MOllCh--A petition viii be presented 10 tIie next
Legislature OF Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
ton AT William lrnina Inucrn -. I.D... ...l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

' 70 Persons A@ri0g Negroes fer Hye-We wish 10
a hire Tor the ensung year. large number of hands
to labor on the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Kali Road They viii be employed between Richmond
and fredericksburg, and between Ffedcricksburr and
The Potomac River The country and occupation IS
healthy; aud they Will hc well 4 d, we'll clothed and well
treated We viii give from seventy five 70 ninety dol
ars for good hands and for first rate ones Apnv
- letter or Otherwise TO j. II. Hopkins at the Rail OE
hce, or % Messrs. George p Crunp and James RAT.
elite Richmond, 70 Thomas White ia the county Of
King William, and the ncigborbood; or 20 James Hun.
ffy Assistant Engineer, near The White Chinnes Ca.
Tolnci or to Theodore S. Garnctt Assistant Engineer
near fredcricksburs TO H. f. Guy g. Co in Frcec.
I,ehsouIg' ana 70 others having authority from, II
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer
JOS NJ. SHEPARD.
December o. - DGG91f,,eey
H AND FOR SAbE.-fAc suJscrib.r e,sle. +, 81,
~ The Fract Of Land which bc resides In de con-
" Of Cumberland Wills river containing zoo sc,
aboa 100 acres Of which Willis bottom This land
y situated " an agreeable aud pleasant ncioIborbnad
wiih 'ne aayanlagcs Il water navigation from Che frr
~ tbc ciy oi Richmond. The improvements are good
ana suited " use comfortable accommodation or small
iainiiy Tie would also zen tact adjoining he above
supposed TO contain about I7Cac acres JOS FUQUA
'Vfe'"o'' " 53-wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

NoTICE TO CARPENTERS.-1'he Richmond,
In fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company
wish TO employ workmen to execute the Carpenters
work of Is miles of Rail Road supe.structure The
highest prcesby the day or job will be given
Workmen also wanted for the construction of Rail-
Road Cans
The building oftwO Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
As the work must soon be compencctI and vigorously
j. III. HOPKINS
Prin. ass EB0iaeer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

NJ OIlCk--A petition will be presented TO t,e next
~ Legislature ofYirgnia, praying for precinct lee
ton at William lrwns Tavern, ia The lower section NJ
Cumberland county [4a- October o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

SllsAS CHEATHAM, ID. s.,
tor Daniel Weiseger, inc Sheriff, and such admir-.
N u shall attend the hireings of Mr.. j. b. Goode,
when hope TO meet those who hired negroes of the
above Estates the present year prepared their
bonds. & q
December 2i. 2o-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

EAW lSSlSSIPPl LANDS FOR SALE.-The Sub.
1TA scriber offers for sale, accommodating terms,
each IN the counties Of Washington Rankin and War.
rem, in the State Of Mississippi Some of the tracts in
Washington county are upon the Mississippi and Yazoo
Rivers, and all OF them believed TO be first rate Emil
grants and others wishing 10 establish plantations in
either OF these countless might do well confer with the
subscriber at Vcksbng or in his absence with his friends
Messrs. j. J. Chewing aud WIN. H. Sims Of tie sanc
place, from which of the but short dis
ance Reference for further information is made TO ID r.
Wm: >. scott and Mr. lhonas Green of Richmond,
virginia JOHN f. S, OFT 7
Zee 81. 7I-2Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

FEyO BLACKSMlTuS.-W Wanted 10 hire for the en-.
i'll suing year, six Blacksmith Strikers for which the
highest price will be given.-Apply to
December 81. [T-2tl JAMES BOSHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

q an Monday the th of January 1880 will be sold
w at public auction, at the residence of the late Lucy
- berkeley, all the personal estate of the deceased not
disposed of By her will consisting of some valuable ar
cles of household and kitchen furniture small stock of
cattle, sheep and hogs few farming utensils old
chariotee and harness. good carriage horse and mule
two mich cows few bushels Of oats about forty bar
Fcls OF corn and proportion of tops fodder and shucks
OF the crop Terms will be made known the day of
sale. CARTER BERKELEY,
administrator ,eilh The sciu ANNEXED.
Hanover, Dec. ~. 70-2awtds
q Nash FOR 200 NEGROES-We will give the
~ highest market price, in cash, for hundred like
~ Negroes from ~ 10 % years of age Every person
who intends TO sell, will do well give us call near
Seabrook Warehouse, where are prepared 20 keep
them safe and comfortable whether for sale or other
wise. THOS M'CARCO q, CO
bec OF. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

a LIBERAL REWARD.-Straved, or was taken
4 "a from my residence, near the City of Richmond on
"Wednesday 23rd inst, small dark bay horse (neary
black( the property Of the Rev. Samuel Cornelius Said
horse is about 10 years Old rides well and works in har
ness is in toerable Order and has flesh marks that
are recolleced, except small round white spot in his
forehead If he is not detained by some person il is
expected that he will make fr Alexandria where he was
raised, and at present belongs. liberal reward will be
paid upon his delivery to the subscriber for such in
formation us will lead to his recovery.
RICHARD REINS,
Sidney, near Richmond. II
Dec' o. H-}t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

VHE current debts due 10 The Office Of the Bank of
III the United States at Richmond, which shall remain
unpaid WILL the LIST of the ensuing month be trans
icrred to the Bank Of Virginia and the Farmers Bank of
Virginia The suspended debt due TO the Bank of the
United States, and payable at its Office Richmond
viz protested notes and bonds well judgments will
be collected at the said Oice.-The approach ofthe
period VIXEN the charter expires, WILL it is hoped show
the debtors the necessity of early attention TO these
claims Dec. 81 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

30 The edi;ors Of the Courier and Enquirer York arc re-
qiecd to publish the aoyr three times AMI
send their account 10 The oiee Of Tho lic.mond WIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02

M OTlCE.-A persons having claims against the es-
y tates OF John Baker, jeremiah Hancock and Oba-
dah WInlree, dec d. requested TO make them known
immediately; those indebted will make payment mme-
dately, as no indulgence be given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-02
Letters post paid) directed Elk Hill, Amelia, will be
promptly answered. VIM II. HARRISON
December % 702aw1w&w2w

FHiE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens Of
n Richmond and the public generally for the liberal
iorns them that be has returned from the North "a s.
ieoFfnn9 WIN an entire assortment Of lf4e and
CARS all fashionable and lresh iast from Che mannfac-
tories us stock IS eqnal 60 any in ibis city fof neat
ness Of fashion variety Of quality and prices Cenfc
men in want Of Hats and Caps are respectfully invited
- call on their obedicnt CHAs JOUNSTCN
~ y. My assortment will be complete IN few gaos
when moro general advertisement viii appear
DeccmiSr d.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
aI suad.zna4 a;iendaa: 1lasg0aasd with
his usu / prornpincss. The door opened.

S;. nsu i nromn,nes,. The door onened.
md rc found nurselG in the prrsence Of
,ho -.,r.se,,,,;v. of rho ,I.,,o,,,d w;s.
a.m ,f ~, s,,,o The dcnu,y sergeant.
,.,n,. -, ,Ie rIou.c ,f R,.nrrscn,o,iy,,
of p, n,svly,nis drew from his bosom a
document. and reoil 10 us in proper tone
,rd c,,nh,s;s .ub,.nra "duces t,cun, !"
,,.,., c,,r,.,i,,ce wLc.c,f i. chairman
ru,nrrs Srrxrxs E.o. c.llins rnon rs
- ,n.,,1 b.fnrc ,l,c SAID Ina!,us on the
MI u.,,d,y in January ius,. Now.
hon., ,I,, c,,,,,,,i,,..c has in our oni,,inu.
rr,,rc ,;cl,, n c,,nu,l ne :, ro T., IIa:.
.;.h,,,r. ,hau they have l.. sen! us ,n 81.
uc,c,.hur,. yc,, il hr.lt,, rare a,,c.,-
,,,,,uo.r n,.,son. will pr,m;i. We stall
e,n,;n,y .c,cp, The invitation. There
NAV be- SON. ~ ho vii! ask. with reference
,o ,lc proceeding, (" ,l,y, what evil hath
he dnnc"-,o wh ch We rcrl,. !h.rr is i'm
pat, Ia us the cnnrrnou. cr,.mc Of being
a lrcclna>nn"-- =. Gaz",c.
There Is TO b, masonic procession
from TIN, city 10 Harrisburg Oh Monday
nc1, br ,rLrr NJ ,br cn,uu.;,r,r ,rnnin.
,cd hv ~. II,us. ,f R,cr.sc,,,a,i,cs. ia
;,ro.,;,,,c ,jc evils uf ,n,s,ury. sr,
d,,h,Ir.. som. .,,rnen,,uus ,!rvclpr.
n,er;s" will bc msdr. Our contemporary
Of the United States Gazc,,c is "nc Of the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
! b
THE LOl - G.S.Aa-:
CAMDLA, JAHuARi -, is.6.
P.DLI,HLa,, A.O.lCE.

Iae ....Snesi 49,. sets..e ;!.c ps"P:.e. .: The
CAHDAs !erAAAi, a.1 .f,ca!s - i.'r ,.i.1r". ..
Cs"csn. .ud The 'u'.Uenan: County - support
! ucic col, .u.; he ~ a~A.r -, iow" ~ i.r
ln.sI e!-.cs- as as I-l..Ie", "!ei. G'>s ac;
sasiA!n S"s nrssP4!si. rn!r !..e'" aH si"-i
...aa, s,.a.!r, ou... n.'..s aua safrosLns i"".
.r ;..e 44s ga. b, '>"cn l .a1oird 'AsA, VA
;.r.c.-., ~ i1Nrr .; ;i' a.!..i. a"d ns-
.e'.s, "s .,-Prs.. i.',.i r.-a'sscIi A"i sac
,c-. ssc!. p.i.~ sa' Count. s pool in-s 'hs''
Lsnea.s a.r r:.r-!.! aP,"ee:a.e., sud '!sa"n"i be
Ina. ,!.c ,~ap.e u Ia4, a"i ~ ~ Ia,rnt cuun-
~, ~. ,r...n Ia: L"i.,"G s"c a. 80 10 sut'f
iar rir.. ac., /, !ans sad l.' 'ot Tic "aa' o'
a4, Su-.. casou' sr..'ct. snd 'gir".. aA'r 49,.
L... a. ,a...o. te as.. '...". 49, 'e' a" "a: 'g
90, .so.. :.e s'ns... >S.''."m' eA,''>srd t., All,
Lu,4n. the G..ci s,.ratr q! ,nc JDlkaAL. wa
taO.e oi 20: c!, irn, AVN, s"l n s'r oG"t. !
,u.rsc.hd al ii.s Pi'.i- ~. %; ta-.t'n. aii ."
su.l..i.s"s . as~srAiS' h'fr, c.sc a' ro"r .':on'
rcn,ral w.sl 81. Ia c"nlru."r' Ia".tlt r'!.
.c,.e, y. .hs.; lr.. on .ht rn.... .aN.n"G, at.a
IN ,,,uin, ,L~ p!upt!r,J, aA. n 4 uI! La! in ia
.tons VA. e.! shr m",'H - iL'., ntcnc,, Al ell
r,ra.s sc p.,is's h,Hr'.. Tia! ..'oir'''v' un :'
pat; .aA.. * spAcG. IN 'DH4". iar Jor'.>'i " "''
III, =! I,e patronage a tn r.e.'-, 80 lax as ia
..re:,n.... rI,.u.t,. !. >o!,s!r,d. thai ss l,s
icou.'a' ii, raItrai
4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
JAsss Hose, he,,.r known as .hs Est,ssk shsP
herd, died in November last N' aoss wss 'eh
n.ds ,nun, End one Of Srotlands sweetest poets.

A convention composed Of The Democratic Re
nublic,u members Of the Legislature OF Virgin u
and epceial Del, gates, assembled al Richmond on
the l,,h instant, and unanimously recommended
MAa1s v4s BrnIs, as q proper person tor ,ns
Presidency. und WILLIAM sarrH, of Aiaoam .
formerly Of this S,a.e, for The Vice Presidency
IL will be r-c.Iicc,rd that the Virgins deiega
lion 10 the B.l,imore Convention, did not concur
!, The nomination of Col r " Joussos. The
Old Dominion could no, have chossn for the se
copd oh.,c of the Republic; rurr or more een''
ten, supporter Of the cause OF ''em'c1aey 'aaa
J,dse Sslry. We sh him succrss-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23

Ms Rive, can 40 wa, csc pc The arrows
Of the Wings Onc vi them as."tt-. li'a' he
has compromised tho claims "t "'r merchants
fR les than alhlrj--sn",hrr Wiz. '.r.
" sddy Tbompsou) atli'ms. wish cqnat de-
cency aud truth. .ha. he ha. played ,hr part
OF horse jo, key u,on the Frc"ch--scsc".
ins them, We sapir,.r. and driving hard
bargain with them. Pray genl!rm"n, asrcr
IN some 5, " among yoursei'eO-a"d do ""'
pI,os Mr.. X. upon both horns OF the d'lenma
u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
ELECTION OF SENATOR ~ ILL
<D(S

On the ooh "i Drccimb"r. the Lesi-la-
turc n( Illinois went iuln The election g!
a Senator I" I'LL the ,aeanr, occhs,ncd ly
the dcn,h of the Han. E..s h. hanr;
There were four cunGid.;s. ali lr,rdir l..
The Administration and Tor Ike Baiar"n
.ut,l.na,lnu.. On lhc i2..r trial. slea
vnc.. Grn. " :ll,sm l.. D. Ewing. of Van
dalis. was c!rclrd. Tie wHs I" set ""s i"i
Washington ou .hr 6s:' inst
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
The psl,rnorr pa.t,o, ,s,. ono dny. =,

msn,bcr. and Officer, OF Inc Harrisburg Com
scniion are inr The most part '!u'.-
hnL~rgrr..' AID II !, therefore s"nr"ha,
dnubllni whether om,rm',",,. 20 c''n.
e,i,u,rd "'Il he abb, la accomplish mS1a
.ai..on and hatmun.. ~ iar Ia The W"if fpar,
70 concern d." Lot. Prc-nt Change! hc
mex, d y, ii I, compelled to.,y" the sluh.
Ieni~rg r'gh,h "f j,nuAty on'rn,'on. nj ITS
sitting Oh The Oh. udcpffd tic 4h MHch
ELECTORAL 'i,osc,. wnh1ut alteration. -
| hu., Iiarnony and Unon ,rc {" ",soted-
the VII, - arc di,Atd III P,n",!IsamA.
III
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
HIGH AND MIGHTY.
"Li,tl, uhnt vt paa's coming"

Little rhof &c Oa0s coming"
Yesterday morning. while sitting in our
elbow chair. conc"cting paragraph L"
supply the deficiency caused by The delay
Of The mails. we heard en- alarm a, The
dosr sf ssr ssns.ssry. to which our faith.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23
.saAas, scas sssaaA sAResgh EhiaaP =
char,ctsr and ex:snt of her hudnesa ZIP ns1S

. II
character and ex:sat of her hpdnesa ri ms1S
known.
The subscriber had INDUCED the htst suoh
a disposition Of the establishment, mi9se been
made as would have permitted him fre hom
e.! conuc zion with il, but circums altoge'
,her uninteresting to the airons q J0u'"nt'
ha, mude i, necessary fuI him TO cie 10 dis
charge the duties Of Editor.
In performing these duties, il ~f bis con-
san; care TO evoid g'rng cfrncety one OF
any party. I,wouId perhlp., con- 70 the 90
vantage OF the proprietor, in dnn'ty ike
ours that tie parrr, ~ far as p".iurfonceEnro
sh"u!d be ncu,,ai, bet in times 3hr present
when eurs;,ons on various sub, nd of grra
Importance are the SUBJECT oi d. ION, such
course, however desirable. wouE difficult,
no, impossible !" pursue. sy an accns'"m's
TO ;hnk. aud having Liberty ,osr C"nsr9urn MT
ly il viii no, be attempted. BURIAL WI
therefore, n,ainiain lis frue. ppl Character
and in suppn,, o. the opinion, y express I"
adopt. w.llb careful always in Ise OF the ia"
euasc required 10 c'p:css .hosd'"n'. 10 keel
in yrcw. al least, az decent ycsp3 thc oP'ni"ns
Of others.
With ii-c hope Of making Undertaking
the proprietor successful and l,abIr. tie Ed'
TOR VII Use every c1rrii"n to sth'u! an6 true
IN the discharge o: his duty Z. "tSi.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23

Tn, Srs,,olr, Florida. ijc las, month I"
,un h,. brcn the scene o. a u slvasr warfare
The Scru.no'r Indiant hare v committing Inc
mos, !awIrss depreciation. on ;Ahabi;an's. mu''
d.,,n: all a:c. AMI .e1-.. and lroyi"r property
10 va; a.aous. Several cn. ,rn;s have taken
place. N winch much bloods l,ccu .l,-d A
Company OF volunteers from rannah. i"'n'ed''
s,rly On a.rrr,a,n,us the ra,d s,a,r OF their
b.-thr~n in Iinr,da. went u assistance. and
from Char!r,;On nrm.. pro-,si &c &c have
been promptly afforded. Ff' the well know
cha.ac.r, of ,lr,c .aY,gc. sndi, mode of var
:,:r, II .s to be cImctod th-, - u'nr VAL csapss
before .!iry a.c completely sued Among Lax
plantations The bu't nss. :"t. cI"i~, &C.
~h.e!, have been dcs,ro, cd. wtiiee ;hai 'i 1oi
RIIs, o! Su.airr Dei..cL, IN State
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PERIUDICA!

DUNG ,hr temporary slna''o The 1'ea'Al'
and evn,cquc"! re-. IS IN our i'' nal 'ao"r'. Ne
have s.cr eashird 10 give ikp;rus nI.'s s'ss
Nth Which Inc pre.s is soEs al. i,'u''Hs. sna
with mu.eh ~r bare tc,n ts,'a, uion A.sie
pI Iu.ai Dan usry usls ally .S.i'II tahds, a.-
Grc.u II t.sh: an5 p,'I<' 'Lsl .l'r'd s"' "a
p.sss,on " u'c up u.ans ~b,e!;c !.s't "in-'o ~
sr!a,.,a 10 u.cu.. %c b,g.o b
l.iE SOt ,,ltNN II iEkSl MESSENGkR
We a!~a, ;..c ~ ;l,s, oa.'':''n n with pleasure
II, u,r,ar, eha.acrI 10 c! rn,.:r.J CAS-. 's"i
stamp. tom uha, Of ans o,.r - h:rh sc az pa.
..cs,t 20 prrus-, AMI .ur, o' =" stamp TO- aen
6I. Up ou, ,dea OF eostrc, tAs ! hr nui"orf 'c-
tore u, Ga o! vol. 2.i) ~e. r.H-and all The ar.
Ilelc. ous,nAi, rherp! ssnr onc VIA. go.
cTs'nt rAiu" L; ;.I, puht'aon N "af rse"'a-
,Ion 10 the corscci mnta!s, sch nearly all Tue
wr.irr. .--m constant, {" s- IN view, ard :"
,nd,aro. 20 ,nou.cs:r ia lot Tsyon !,
.'aphte ard 'nsetes,,n. .kr!, Iu. wr ar 6~''c'
,ira.ca ;a no m"ial 81 ,l,rSuti!Ll s!c uode'
,ar ;1.r o; Srn.,p.h;y, ii: LA: 'i any ois."f
s!c!;-acr rs!r.n b, Nr II. IS An "Ier''~n'
lni:ia."n -: t,ciaIan er,rIr -snce. lie "s wf''r'
.: e.,,...i-Isac iosre and .. ina!t;y. Lui has, ws
,hn1, :G!t ia-. n"e!. oil J.. Pctiu. IN has e"'a
r','uo". 'o' afefS'e' a"'h'
Win ..c +" El.:at.ai ci,,.ss> We have bcr'
much p!"s.ca, v.,h ,nr c1r 2,.cn tie Is ta'ho
,~,,;c our erssr;ry .,r. W G s,ss'. dc''
! N aeo.u,nn 10 ,hc pup. "i ;es.l'r'ns t''!nu
| !nu.. ..-d cation %: Ih- lsrI.san. c"n-ai'ns
ga, ,haa hal; du.rn H.. 1h.. wa' la cl
r,.cd iar In b.. r-,na:, the oha'ar,rr "
roRsr. VIC en,rrls c"nnr. and as'er Nth hn
'h,: ",hctr j, nr,,h~, ur'no, humo' IN an "aih q
any Kind n,'eh les. och e' Mr SANS has Pu
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-01-23

The Rev. hA.o GowARp proposes opening .
tshcpl in tle ty d NV York, - trsch sSeFes
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TIT. l.AUYS HoOK.

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u: '"us 'r,c.nai a'ao,",. and the "''e'''n' arc
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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-12

you won on the fields Of Vargas, Bayaca,
and Carebobo, will be forever green but
will that content your Are you willing
that your name should descend to posterity,
amongst the mass Of those whose fame has
been derived from shedding human blood,
without single advantage to the human
race? Or, shall it be united 10 that Of
Washington, as the founder and the father
Of a great and happy people? The choice
is before you. The friends of liberty
throughout the world, and the people ofthe
United States in particular, are waiting
your decision with intense anxiety. Alex
ander toiled and conquered 10 attain the ap-
plause Of the Athenians will you regard
as nothing the opinions of nation which
has evinced its superiority over that cele-
brated people, in the science most useful to
man, by having ca lied into actual practice
system OF governn. mt, Of which the wi
seSt Athenians had but a glimpse in theory,
and considered as blessing never to be re-
alised, however ardenty TO be desired =
The place which you are TO occupy in their
esteem depends upon YOURSELF
Farewell.
w. II. HARRISON.
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Uhat | like 10 see.

l like 10 see men pay their debts on tho
back of an eXecCtion-it saves trouble
hereafter.
like to see men when they make mis-
takes have them always in their own iavoE
it shows they wish TO take care Of Que,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05

Trials productive Of Good.-I remember,
says Mr.. Whitetield, some years ago, when
was at Shields, went into glass house
and standing very attentive | saw several
masses of burning glass, of various FORMS
The workman took piece of glass and put
it into one furnace, then he put it into u
second, aud then into third. | said to him.
"Why do you pass this through so many
fires" lie answered, 80, sir, the first was
not hot enough, nor the second, and there
fore we put into third, and that will make
it transparent" This furnished Mr. w.
with useful hint, that we must be tried,
and exercised with many fires, until our
dross be purged away, and We are made fit
or the owners use.