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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29

va lSSlSSlPPl LANDS FOR SALE.--The sub
I'VE scriber has for SALE number Of choice bodies of
tiful region of the State well adapted to the growth
ofcotton and corne is also authorised 10 sell num-
Der OF valuable settlements g 3, and years credit;
thus giving the purchaser time open the lands and
make the money TO pay for it. The great nduccment
held out TO settle in this State both for comfort and
profit, rs daily becoming manifest. No one who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east of
the Big Black and Pearl Rivers have any fears on the
score OF health. The county is finely waered general
ly and high and broken enough The State is soon to
he put under system Of Railroads which will afford
convenient markets to all portions oft. The roads from
Jackson to Mobile, from Jackson to the Tombecbee
river the mouth Of Noxubce river and another from
the Vicksburg road to Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road, which is required run east of Pearl
river, will make the counties Of Winston Kemper
Lauderdae, Noxubee, &c, the most desirable portion Of
the Staeln all these countless the subscriber will sell
lands lie may be found at Columbus until the middle
OF May and after the 18th June in Richmond Virginia
MADISON WALTHAEI..
March >. 10O-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29

lac mn Prop0Ssti0R.
Tho Senate being the Consli-
tutional tribunal for The trial oil the
President when charged by tho n
OF Representatives with O.fcnce,
against tho Laws aud Constitu
;Ion, tho adoption Of the said re-
solution before any Impeachment.
was preferred by Ihe House, WA
brcaeh oil the privileges Oi' the
House, violatio.l OF tue Coast
tuition, u subvrrsion OF Justice, a
-, s..ati5n 90 n question: whicl
might como before the senate, a.. 4.
disqualification OF that body tG
perform its Constitutional dut,
with fairness and impartiaiity, II
the President should BE- aftcrw
regularly impoachcd b. tie Hous.
OF Representative Tor the .amc
offence"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29

WIN. HENDERSON
asa BIGGS Conmufss
&. b. IiASSELL,
March 90. 10o-w4Y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16
A SPECIMEN OF WEIGH PREACHING.

At meeting of ministers at Bristol,
England, the Rev. Mr. - invited seve-
raj of his brethren to sup with him; and
among them was the minister officiating
at the Welch meeting house in that city.
He was an entire stranger to all the COM
pany, and silently attentive to the general
conversation of his brethren. The sub
Ject on which they were discussing was
the different strains of public preaching
When several had given their opinions.
and mentioned some individuals as good
preachers, and such as were models to the
style of compositions, &c, Mr.. --turn-
ed to the Welch stranger and solicited his
opinion. He said he felt it privilege to
be silent when such men were discoursing,
but that he felt it his duty to comply with
the request. But, said he, if must give
my opinion. / should say that you have no
good preachers in England. No2 said
Mr.. L.. No, said he, that is, mean
no such preachers as we have in the Prin.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1886

long list of quotations from the Hebrew
and Greek, going directly to establish the
point, for which am now contending, viz :;
that gopher is translated as a noun, by the
Greek noun, ilasmos would also re-
commend to his attention the remarks of
DR.. Magee, on this same subject, man
who has examined the original language,
in which the Hebrew word, gopher is
found, as much as some in our own coun-
try at the present day, even among those
whose age and experience in the world
have not beer inconsiderable
II. The rule for the use of types.
The rule Of Enesti. which A. hasquot-
ed in relation to the use of types, is an ex-
cellent rule; and one by which every the
orist ought to be governed in his specula-
tons invoking typical representation
But how does this rule help the matter,
in relation to Ms theory? He lays down
this broad, unqualified principle "hat
there must be IN the Gutitype something
answering to ecery part Of the type. -
But when he is hard pressed on this the
DRY, how does he answer "for himself?"
He gravely quotes the rule laid down by
the professor orthodoxy at Leipslc, which
amounts to this: so far as one object is
the type of another, why, so far it is the
type Of another.
This, must beallowel to say, is stur-
dy defence Of first principles What dec
laratlon is a more consummate trUesm,
than the last resort ofM in defending his
method oftyPical reasoning? If the wri-
ter Of the Essay had taken this ground in
his original production (the work which l
reviewed) he could not have found "a
man, woman, or child" in the mountain
state. that would have had the hardihood
to debate the subject a moment.
But there has evident y been shifting
/
original Essay. NJ finds that his princi-
pie needs qualifying. He therefore in
PRODUCES this rule for the use of types, as
his original sentiment. But this rule
does not favor the plan Of Nj. He at once
cuts himself off from all possibility Of dis
corertmg any thing by the use Of his types.
Why? Because, types are not types for
his purpose, onl so far as he knowsthem
to be such, by antithetic proof. But if
this antithetic proof is to be had, it will
answer the purpose ofM. as we'll without
type, as with type. Hence according
to the rule Of the learned professor, NJ
has Frustrated his own tayori.e instrument
which constituted the burden of his Essay
III. In conclusion, would make a sin
gle remark concerning the Essay in its
new dress" | perceive no great alter
alton in the work ITSELF except in the mode
of expression. The author has apparent.
ly analysed his peroration; and given the
several reflections more prominence, il
his last, than was manifest in his first edi
ton. He has also added some thought:
In his peroration. Did my duties allow
me, should be pleased to 60 into an ex
animation of some points in the Essay
which were not embraced in my first re
view. But, can only request the read
er, to turn back to those Nos. ofthe Tel
egraph, containing a review of this Essay
Of NJ, and read them in connection anC
will not trouble you, Mr. Editor, with
a reprint on the subject. DALETH.
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VOL. lX....NO. 8.

and consume the sacrifice; holy fire de-
scended--it swallowed his humanity,
and when it touched his Deity, it expiredt
And there was darkness over the whole
heavens: but glory to God in the high.
est, on earth peace and good will to man.
This, said the Welchman, is but spe-
cimen of Christmas Evans.
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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

Let the following article be made the
right use of. Let it not lead any into the
oPInlon-or confirm any in the opinion,
where it may already uhave been formed
that great men, " smart men" cannot at the
same time be good and useful men, and
good and useful IN proportion to their great
ness. That all are so, we are not about to
affirm. But the fact that every smart man
is not good and useful man, is no reason
why every good man should not make him
self as truly great and powerful as Provl-
dence designed he should do. Only let him
mind that his greatness be true greatness,
conjoined with goodness.
That there is such an evil in present ex-
istence as is finely limited at by (" Paul., no
one who watches for the good of Zion can
have failed to observe.
From the Boston Recorder.
Mr.. Editor 81 hear much said in the
churches about smart men,-men OF tai
ents, great men, powerful preachers, &c,
&C., and this more particularly in refer
ence to candidates for settlement. The
questions asked by churches in want o.
pastors are not, is the candidate a good
man? sound in the faith ? eminentiy pl'
Gus, devoted, and active but, Is he 9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11
SEE n EREm


05zl0l0 =. 19la . coz
gFAAE m pleasure oftsl., ass ahsaE lnsnds
- and the pubic -enTraliy. taai they have
just received and nos 49, for sale. u the old
stand o. Y Niehoss s CO. -
A VERY LARGE And GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
Taea. na0ds base bee selected with great
care 10 The News f0rk and PHILADELPHIA maj.
kels. and bought entirety alah esshs they there.
Iorv fell eoaiaeas IN sasias. Iaey can and pill
ssll - good barenias - any other hense IN The
pace.
Cal and examiae our goods. and decide for
yaaTselsss; II ynu Ike :hem and our pFiees.
we wIii thank you for your eustOm-
EF Goods Will b. g,ssn in sxrksngs for
very description Il ceaaisy nsds clsik.
D Q Long \ Co. Hanid respectfully tender
their thanks 20 Ihs pablIc for the sefs liberal
PstToaaes they have heEelofrFe received, and
hope, b. Close attention 20 their buslness and
modesais prices still 10 merit and receive q
resp sfshis PORTION &. Their custom
OeisheT -. 90
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nL DLA01 vi hbnEs
~ :zs n. sHREEFE-
Hias be the joy ~hAca CLEANS aroaad
The hearth where pure n cliaas dwsli--
Where Love snrsbed in ami e. 10 fasnd,
And ~raPs the spirit Wit ias sfsn.
Iwaald NOT seek sxrlta meats whTil,
NhsEe Pleasure wsars her tInsei eroSn,
And Passias's bsilous uP@sra euri,
Meath Hasred's daEsly gatasnag frs'sH.
The dearest boon from Heaven above.
Isbilss which brightly hallows home:
lis sunlight TO the world of lese,'
And LIES pure wiae All bOal I,s foam.
There q . sympathy Of heart
Hhlsh eoaseeFates tie social shrine.
R,.ss sriei Of g.oom, an. aaih imPsf
AiOy TO sladnsss al divine.
I, glsness from tie kindIing eye,
Which Ger sfiie'lun slespIsss isads-
Il gives dep pataOs 90 tie SIGH
Mhsea anguish IRON tie bosom reads.
], plays around the smlliae Up.
When love besiuss ihs greeting kiss-
Add SPARK IN each cup re sP
Round the domestic board in bliss.
Z, others seek 10 Wealth OF Fsme.
4 splendid ., b asFran 10 tread
ID rather wear lawlisr name,
With owe e..ehsntmea lis round il shed.
Raae's but light Ia gid the grave,
And Wealth can never calm Ihs bressl--
Bat Love. ahaleyon on Life save
Hath power 10 soothe Its sinies TO rest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
In Eanny-Seplemher Term. Is3R.

y pursuance Ut . decree Of the ,ona Of
Lquny, made at September term. 1856
shs proceed 10 sell, before tue Couu lsouse
dor a. taetown Of Hillsborough. on the fourth
Meuday IN November neat, on II credit oil one
and t~t yeats, the La DS u jacob Gari
son ~
one tract Of go acres on Stony Creek.
One Tract of IL acres. and one tract Of
% acres "n Laugnton's Creek.
One tract vi 100 acres on Jordan's
Creek.
JAMES WEBB, c. & H.
Septembet 6. so sw
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a. 10 b useless. The skin ofthe hands
and fare eracked into uhsightly and pain
lul gashes. whieh they were Obliged 10
Ill wills grease. On one occasion Capt,
Back washed his face and head. stand
ing within Ihree feet Of the Gre. and his
hair actually become stiif win ice before
he could dry IL.
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UondsJM Effects Of Cui'ure.-,lsay
PLANS lhat are highly nutritious and USE
fIil. under culture. are nseles, and even
poisonous. when grdH ing IN their nalq.
rai slate. The apple Is Inc improvement,
which culture has produced upon the
wsid crab. The uncalliyaled peach ls
sad To be poisonous In some parts Of
As'a. The cabbage is believed. 10 have
sprung from the worthless coleworl.--
The polaloe Is but small hlIeI root in
rs aa'ural condition in the wIlds Of Chill.
Mort II the plants which furnish food to
msu. are multiplied IN their products. aud
grsaay improved in their qualify. when
subjected to culture. Every year brings
To "Or nonce some species. hitherto USE
les. winch human industry Is rendering
sghserVieni to our wanls. Providence
has bounlllully supplied Us with the una.
terials necessary 10 our condition. II We
will but prepare them for our use. In
dusry aud perseverance ATE assured Of
their reward; and Incidence may be sure
oil meeting the penalty incident 10 the dis
ohey snce oi a reasonable command.
What a beautiful lesson do these facts
teach 10 the young The wild sncuIiu
ned mind. IS like the wild crab. wild pc
tatne. or colewoIt--a comparatively use.
les or nnxious cnmbranee in society.
Aod vel. il brnugh; onder suitable culture.
ha~ useful-usrfui To lis possessor. and
We |ul. like The plants We have spoken Of.
" he family Of man. the ignorant.
seIi,h beng. Who lives bu, Tor himself,
NAV, like the FREELY. emit a transient
light. and is forgotten. He never r.
slIzes the sublime pleasures that are pur
chased By knowledge and efforts 10 do
gond. While the learned indusrious
man, approaching the high duties he
owes 10 society, aud sctualed by an ar
dent desire 10 fulfil them. coniers bIes>
sinss on his species. and. living or dead,
10 me theme OF gratitude and praise.
III Cuiiisat0r. u
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HYPERBUREAN COLD.

Captain Back. in his narrative Of the
ArcIc expedition in searchof Capt. Ross.
glres some very courious illustrations oi
the severity Of cold endured BY himself
and his companions. Sulphuric ether.
in tightly stopped hottie. became opaque
in rs minutes. and deposited thick se-
diment. and The upper surface of the sides
Of the bottle vas coated with ice. Mer.
curry 50 degrees below zeru. Being res
moved to the house. and placed within
four and half feet Of brisk FIRE. the
ether vas AZ minutes in recovering its
Transparency. Temperature Of the room
80 degrees above zero.
Nitric ether lost It's transparency in
two hours. A drschm and half &c sui.
phnuc rthrr being placed IN bottle and
ex,nsed to The cold. out of the house,
unnl il became thick. the stopper was
wi ldrswn and a match applied. when
thu o,her Igni.ed with sharp explosion.
PyrOligneous arid froze IN less than
half an hour. Mercut, 81 degrees be-.
10 zero. Recufed spirit, diluted with
an equal quantity. OF water, froze in the
same time. Rum became thick IN few
minutes. Two parts Of pure spirits, di-
luted with one of water, froze solid in 3
honrs. Mercury s. degrees below zero.
A surface of mercury, in saucer, became
sD!Id in two hours.
In small room. fire of eight large
siirks OF dry wood could only raise the
TEMPERATURE TO l2 degrees below zero.
ali lnk and pain. iroze in this room.
C,pl. Back placed his table as near the
fre ~ he could bear the heat, vet his
came''s hair pencil "ss frozen to stiff
poanl and be had to give up his drawing.
Gases and boxes Of seasuned fir split 50
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Mrs. LMciasfa Thomas.
MILLINER, MANTUA MAKER. e.

ERA, ioratrd rers Il g. tstt.boroupti, on.
--> door above Mesas. La,Inet u, n eban.' =
sto,r. and Is ready to execute al kids sr Mil
iner's Work. Mantua Max ing aud ,,laln sew.
ig, al low prices She WI execute her work
g. the best sttle AID newest fashions. and
b pes To- deserve enc"u Engagement from the "a.
res AMI gentlemen Of hnisbyrough and Is vi.
cinity.
November 3, A.
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II Tract Of Land
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Grunge Coun'y.
In Eduny-SepIember Term, 1896.

III LqHHy-StpIeIhUeT TERM, IH5O.
y pr.hsacs u decree OF III. OUfi OF
Eqdiiy, male al Sept mbes TEN 1888 !
shall proceed tn sell, L. thv hiRhes, BRIDE. IN
crsrt oi me aud tao years b,fnre ihe couFt
'iouse door IN the town Of ,.Illsborough, on
tie Forth fonday N November next, all the
LtNDS Belonging to the heirs Of The laIr Thos
Bari -, deceased Bind AID security will be
required.
JAMES WEBB. c T. ~
October IS 40 Nv
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NOVEL AND IMPORTANT Tlrr
RARY ENTERPRISE

sssfsa ae<s DaeEssFS F9egus 1farsla q.
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mr. was ons u the great ob,ecis d : -.
n LihraFy, : !" % make good aesdass .l..-s
Aud 70 buHg itesalufe % every msn ! -
That Ohlnct has been Rer0mpgisled -.
g.xsn 20 books wines. aEd they hase ee.s.s
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ths literary, inf0rmatinn 10 all. " - -
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fs,d accessible, ws gave and rGEfiEns 1. -.
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''d we hope to accomplish great good; 4. En-.
wen and enliPhten the family tHsls. and IA
give II, al en- expense winch 81 eli b. % G. "a,
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n Otto E.

A IL claims due 90 the estate pf JAMES
- sLASCi, deceased, without dlsiinciicR.
which are unpaid on the 18th NoyrmLsI eek
Nt.l BE- put 10 SUIT. This eo1Fse 10 necessary
10 enable the administrator 10 settle the sslsi,
- the time pres Tibsd 81 Law. The notes sGa
accounts due Co the estate viii be left viii
MIrKLE 4 NORWOOD nil the 18th 81 M
yember, TO whom payment NAV he made
]. W. NORWOOD. .3dm'r. .
SspiembeI u. SO 6w
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TERMS.

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Psprr . Stage
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. small compass, bot in sufficient amouni u
embrace . knowledge II the pnnsipal sTstts,
political and miscellaneous, Of Europe ard
FmtrIcu.
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OHs addrssI To rtuhs Of tao lnfItldgals tive
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Addre's, poet rsid.
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October 30 IL
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LINE OF PACKETS
To FayefteriiIe.

slaHE s.hoousss CAR Linz and CALEB
- NICHOLS, Steamer MILMINGTuh,
aud low BOAFS wIil take m-asulemt ni
GoOds al NeN Y al and deliver thu m At Fsy
e1IeyIllr. a. the established rates, fee ii all
other charges
Heavy Goods will he taken ~ above sprclf
e., except that they ~Iil al times. when the
river - very low, be subject 20 storage ahd Il.
bar Of storing winch We iIust Will be seicO.
required, - the steamer aud Tow Boats are
of the newest construction and hight draughf
af wafer.
The Goods the owners risk, the same o.,
in the hands Of forwarding merchants
freight payable Oh delivery ai Fayetteville
All PETS as sHpplu. Goods ny the sboSs line.
will ntease nd t,t of the Goods shipped 10
Mes.rs Hallett \ Brown. 80 40 To sdSlss me.
WILLIAM D0UGALL. Proprietor.
Vikings L. BELDEN.
.ietaii al Fsysitsriil'.
Sep,embers IS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-29
FOR PRESIDENT
HUGH LAWSON WHITE,
OF TENNESSEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN TYLER, Of Virginia.

WILLIAM COLLINS, ofNorfolk County
MARK ALEXANDER, of Mecklenberg.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Of Henry,
ROBERT w. CARTER, of Richmond,
JOHN l.. MARYE, of Spottsylvania,
JOHN b. ID. SMITH, Of Frederick,
HENRY ERSKINE, of Greeabrier.
JOEL SHREIVSBU RY, of Kanawha,
JOHN URQUHART, Of Southampton,
ALLEN WILSON, Of Cumberland,
ROBERT McCANDLISH, of York,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Of Richmond city
JOHN JANNEY, Of Loudoun,
JOSEPH CRAVENS, Of Rockingham,
JOHN p. MATTHEW'S, of Wythe,
VIM X. JOHNSON, Of Chesterfield,
JAMES SAUNDERS, of Campbell,
WILLIAM p. TAYL OR, Of Caroline.
WILLIAM r. GORDON, Of Albemarle.
CHAS. j. FAULKNER, of Berkeley,
BRISCOE G.. BALDWIN, Of Augusta,
ROBERT BEAIITE, of Smyth.
MOSES w CHAPLINE, Of Ohio.