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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-04
ENTE.N.SITE Sale
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARD.
WARE, &c.

HNllE stock of Merchandise of the late U,<py
l. Brow il, not having been disposed OF cnfnr
rs WAS anticipated, the Storehouse which is nearly
opposite the Banks will be opened in pursuance of
former advertisements on FRIDAY, the lst of July,
aud the valuable assortment of Goods offered ot sale
by retail, or III lots to suit purchasers for CASH a
the most reduced prices.
The Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the bu-
slness as soon as possible, is of the nrccSslt, of
Offering great inducements to the public IN order To
hasten Sales and Will expect In satisfy purchasers
that decided bargains NAV be had tor cash The
stock OF Goods Is one OF the most valuable and va
red character, embracing not only laree suppl, at
the principal staple and Standard Goods bun al
most every article III ever, line OF business constl-
iuilnE, III the fullest sense. Fancy and Jufietg
StoH. There Is III the House but an lneousidera-
bic amount of the Goods winch were ON hand two
years ago, whilst the greater part OF the whole
are such aS have Just been purchased at New
nfk, not cut OF hfukcn, aud many not Vet taken cut
oil the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late IN the season, while thcrr was pressure
III the none, market, after the merchants were chef
y supplied, and sales consequent, dull, 50 as pro
hablN to cause Slight depression IN mices Owing
also, To the period Al which they were bought ticy
comprise the freshest mportalions AID very latest
fashions. The commercial conmunitv Is already re
lleHed, IN some measure, from tlr prcunarN embar-
rasncut. under which from temporary causes II has
lately labonred, and Is general, aucipatcd this
pressure Is about 10 be followed by a general cxpan-
sion of the money and resources of the country M
COS will OF course RISE, aud the present moment will
be shown 10 have been the most favourable. both To
customers, and 10 those who bns to sell a.a'n for
supply iug themselves with Goods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-04

SHOT.
Virginia Patent. by Robot Raper, Wythe.
VUyIlI subscriber is now receiving from the Jack
A son Ferry Tower, general assortment of Shot.
which III be sold Ia dealer, at Richmond wholesale
.,,rico. WI. l.. LANCASTER.
, July II Us
~ alkdon's English 1nk Powder, just inn
w ported an! for safe hN
H. T.. RICH iEDS * Co.
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NEGROES.

WIZ subscriber will AT all times pay the highest
u cash pace for likely young Negroes. Persons
having such To sell, will do well to call him.
VI HART.
Ian [
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$50 Reward for DICk

- ANYWAY from the subscriber about the
ooh instant, IA negro man named DICK,
aged about 10 years. Some OF his front teeth
missing and few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring Of Mr.. Mark Anthony of
Lynchburg, where he will probably aim to get
aean, or 10 the neighborhood of Mr. Bowling
Clark, of Campbell, where he has wife. will
give the above reward, if delivered to me at my
place Of residence, Two miles south of the New
Store, Buckingham, or SO if secured in jail SO
thai get him again. JOIN J. NORRIS.
July is
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n r. w T. II \ Is LISII NJ L, n Il
ToURQUREAN d PALMER,
sign or TIE
Roy - lsOLDE.V' ,VORT,EE..

IN the Brick Tenement, n fr doors beio,c the Post
ONct, and betreen Il. h. NorpeiFS Fancy Dry
Good Store and Thurman ami Schooifeids Hard-
irare establishment
HANlNG entered into co partnership, for the
i purpose of carrying on the Apotlecary and
Druggist business in this place, take this method
OF informing our friends and the public generally
thatwe now receiving and opening direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, AN entire
new assortment of
Fresh AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRUGs, PAINTS,
Ous, DrE-SrufFS, SuRGEoN's INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
i'll use all OF which have been recently selected with
great care by one OF the firm.
As determined to sell on accommodating
terms. especially to large dealers, particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give
call.
Orders from distance promptly attended to, put
up IN the most careful manner, aud forw arded with
the greatest despatch We solicit share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS A. FOIRQUREAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
\. B.-We have just received splendid new so
DA Apparatus which will be in full operation IN few
DAYS. FOl RQIREAN X PALMER.
June Is
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NOTICE.

Il ] AN DESTROYS oi selling the llOl'Si. and
l::iM LOT, where at present reside, si'lf'tY,I
within few hundred yards OF Randolph
Macon College. will dispose Of the pfopgY,t nj
such price as may be declared by competent lidu
to be its just value. WILLIAM \. HOWARD.
Boydton, Va July II lw -.
i AIDES Work Boxes,
Il do do do with Music
do Toilet do very line,
Back gammon Boards,
Chess Men.
Fued Castors some very fine,
do Candcstcks
do SHUTTERS and Trays,
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers,
Astral Lamps,
hnd many other desirable articles Just opeaed. loi
sale by IL. i. RICHARDS \ Go.
June Is
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SPRING SUPPLY.

VuNliE subscribers have just received by the ship
Il SUPERIOR, their importation OF Spring aud sum
mer British Dry Goods, together with large stock
of other Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased III
Philadelphia. New York and Boston, in connexlon
with their partners (F. s. s. James g Co. Of Rich
mona, by the package.
They solicit the patronage of the customers OF the
concern of Franklin, Hunt y Co. well as the pub
lie assuring them that their stock is large and COM
manding, and will be Sold wholesale or retail ON
terms not to be surpassed by any house in upper Nir
gnla JAMES {. III NJ u Co.
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes and Hats.
J. G H. & Co.
April 81 is
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NOTE

VENllE subscribers are u>t receiving quantity u /
u North Carolina CLIPPED HERRlNGS, IN
III barrels. Those wishing to buy, would perhaps
upwe to give call before they purchase.
EClIOi.S x CINDIEF,
Lo,cer end Of Main stred
June 90 T.
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JUTN II u
Two MIR JOSEPH LOII.ARD.-lIniug UNI
1 dcrstood thai YOU left Gonzales, TeXas, some
time last winter, Tor the purpose OF visiting yotr
friends in the nciahborhood OF Burkevlllc, Prince
Edward county, Virginia, and not hearing any
thing from vnn Since | am induced To resort TO the
columns of a newspaper, To ascertain where you are.
Should tins meet your eye, Tor any person acquaint-
ed with you,) YOU will confer a great favor my
self aud brothers, by writing to Richard +. Miller
\atrhtorhr>. Louisiana and to myself at Burke
vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia.
j Nour FRIEND EDWA ARD Il. MILLER.
July II Nv
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! i. BROW y,


FIFtHF0f y HthfV Bf0lFN, j.
c. country Htchants, rs we'll as those from
Town. respectful, invited to call and make up as
sorted lots and parcels of Goods, which shall be fur
nishcd on the most satisfactory terms.
June 30 Is
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PUBLIC SALE.

WlLlbe sold, to the highest bidder, for cash
w on the land Of Mrs Mourning Christian,
section AZ OF the James River and Nanawha Canal
an Amherst county, on Friday the 9TH day OF August
next, all my Stock and implements of operation on
the Canal, to wit: Ten valuable Work Horses, l.
mong which three fine Brood Mares, > first rate Sad
nle Horses, Mue.2 yoke of Oxen, 5 Carts and
Harness, 3Scrapcrs and Gear , large Ploughs, one
SCI oil blacksmitI's Tools, Picks Shovels Crowbars,
Ne. Bed and Bedding, Cooking Utensils, &c. &c.
PERSONS wishing to purchase AT private sale will
DE punctually attended 10.
MILTON GARRETT.
July % ids
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tIEbG CATION.

VEvlIE next session Of the subscribers School viii
u commence on Monday, the - of August.
REBECCA l.. TOWNLEN.
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Shlna' Glass and Earthen-Ware Es-
tablishment REMOVED.
M subscriber has removed next door the cor
her befop the Banks m tho buildinos rccen,l,,
"a @ with GRANITE fronts, where he will be enabled
C,a,PPc splendid assortment in the above line
wonla Tor the patronage heretofore received he
:, respectfully ask of lis friends and the public.
Stand. ie'' '"o",' "Srasht at me we"
Juy23 '''''' - d. Nv NNS.
BL.I.NkS FOR SHE
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a STR A Z L a M r S

IA ILL be sold, nj auction, ON Saturday. the 9th
W August next. at an old School House, on the
premises, tract of Land, lying III the county of
Franklin, the waters of Owens Creek, North side
ol Pigg River ad looming the Lands of Bnwell and
Daniel Law, Robert Hodges and others and contain
ing two hundred and forty six acres.
Tcrms-Onc half the first day OF MAY, 1897, the
balance twelve months thereafter; Bonds with good
personal security will be required. Those wishing
to view the Land before the day of sale, will call on
Doct. George W. Clement, residing near who will
shew it, RALPH SMITH, Eror
OCJOhn Smith, Sen. dee.
June & wtds
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of la" an extra fee OF so, payable by those students
" ho attend the senior class.
HE allowance for clothes is limited by the enact
menis To Slep aud for pocket money. to so.
Religious services are performed at the | University
every sunday by the Chaplain, who is appointed IN
inm iromthe four principal denominations of the
State. JOHN \. G.. DAVIS,
Chairman ofhe COMMITTEE.
JnlV2l WV
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
CHAIRS.
Carpenter & BOnney,
HAVE on hand q few dozen tins
Baltimore and Grecian Stand
Chairs.
ALSO-Coamoa Wiadsor and large Rock
izg eAu,s.
Which they o6er low 70 close = consignment.
February 21-6tf
FOR SALE.

THE PIantation lying in the Fosi
Of Gsanuies QusEter and Flat Rock Greeks
twelve miles shove Camden, on the road b
Lancaster. zoo acres open, and not long
brought under cultivatieo- Pan .of It good
Upland, suitable fos Cotton eulture-5C
acres creek bottom, open and highly produe.
live. A good water Gin is attached, end
commands the water power at aIl seaeoos.
Every neeessary ous building oa shsplsce;
dwelling house containing Gre rooms, and ,
healthy situation. $50 acres 10 ths tlac1
For particulars. apply 70
DANIEL L. DESAUSSURE.
March l9-e:::::::4s ~
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PLAID SILKS.
AN assostmea, Of fashionable plaid silks
Coz sale BY
CARPENTER & BONNEY.
February 27.-saf.

BOOT & ezoa STORE.
TVuE subscriber has nov received fresh
l. and general assortment Of
Ladies and Gentlcmens Boots
and shoes,
of ihs latest and sooa fashionable stylo. which
wore selected vab much caro- BY himself
which hc bolisseo will give general sa,isfac.
ticn 10 those who viii favos him wish iheil
custom. His cock eompsises every descsiP.
ton Of Ladies and Gen,Iemeo, and ChiIdrcns
Boots sod Shoes. sencrally found in regular
oboe store. The Lsdics aud Gen,lcmen Of
Camden are respectfully invited 70 call and
cxsm;ue fos themselves.
ALSO-Oa hand gaerai afsoytment Of
EiNU SILK HATS,
Which will be sold on the nos, reasonable
terms.
w. b. DANIELS.
February 27.-5,E
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a GARD.

THE Subscriber, vi.h pleasure takes shis
method OF informing his ftseods ndthe pub
lie geoerslly. that having purehssod the en-
tire stock Of Goods Of J. G. Clark, Esq.
vill continue TO keep Al the same stand.
shese. By sasidui,y and undivided ssseuiioa
TO hs eustomess, md those wbo may favor
him with call. hs hopes 10 nsrit z share oi
ps,ronasv ss The hands Of Z gsaesoas pob,ic.
VIII Be foond eonstaniy On hand fresh
and general assortment Of DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES. HATS. HARDWARE.
and CROcKERY. With few dozen choies
Wines, via MADEIRA, LISBON, PORT.
TENEREFFE and MALAGA.
J. l. JONES
April 23-i3h
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Law.

THE subscribers hare formed a copart.
nership for the practice Of Law and Equi.
~ in Sumter District; Dir. Crosby can be
consulted iu sumterville, and Mr. M'Wil.
lie in Camden.
". M'WILLIE.
Feb. e-a:3m.
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A LARGEA s1eslleu, as.oi,H.en, Of Hurs Ps,cn,
rrussrs. duhie and Gingie. made 70 rtcr, Of ihs
noss durable materials, Cot Soufhsn uss Aiso, q
n.w lns.sunrns laieiy ineascj By Dr.. II. which ID
highly approved Of By Tho Ncv Yosk practitioners
Il dos swsy Be use Of Laced Beits sltagsahes, and
diminshes very much ths oeeesdty Of irsosting "a
Pessaries. BY i,s application, ,bs scarsss arc ..
COCO relieved iron grsss ineoavvnienec and caahied
% resume tt,eir former activity The above Tressss
juss reccivoj ara ofthe suhses;ber selection
and uili bc sGid unusually low.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
IN CHANCERY.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.
Jane M'koans. aud
David Aiken,
Elizabeth n. Russel,
Now Ovens, admr'x.
ct. NJ.
BILL.

ct. NJ.
BY virtue Of IN order Of The Hon. the
Court Of Chsnccry for Kesshaw District,
passed q, February Term, 1896. will Of.
fer At public sale, al public out cry bs.
fore The Court House 10 Camden, within
the usual hours Of sale. on Mondsy the
second day Of Msy next, being Tho sale
day In May. the following ifset Of land
belonging TO The Estate of the late John
Russell. and sold for distribution among
his heirs, viz:
One tract Of land situate on Little Dea.
ves Greek, Ia she District aforcsaid, con.
taiuing ffty.iwo acres more or less, and
bounded on The South by lands OF VIII
liam Duncan, and ON sfl other sides by
lands Of Fergus Russell.
Terms Of Sslc.--So much cash Is will
paw The costs Of sale. and for tho bslsnee
Of The purchase money a c.edi, until the
first day Of January next, with interest
from the day Of sale; to ba secured by
Bond, with personal security. and mort.
gage Of the land II required.
Purchaser to pay Tor papers.
WILLIAM. ]. GRANT,
com'r. In Equity. X. D.
April 9.-ll-ss.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons who are retailing sPIRI
n TUOUS LIQUORS without Z licencs
and al who may wish 70 do 20 with Que, O..
required TO make immediate application e
the Clerk Of tho Board Of Commissioners fol
Kershaw district, fos certificate.
JOSEPH PATTERSON, Chairman.
April @.-l3-c
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IN g TT ga
G.4RDE.1,SEEDS

THE subscribers are nou receiving suppiy- Of
Eng.ish Garden Seeds, Of the growth of 1855,
which tbay can recommend with greet eon6dence
to their friends and customers, a. being ftesh and
genuine.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
SUMTER HOTEL.

SU M i LII T1OI EAs
l"HE Subscriber informs his friends
Il and the public. that he has taken the
House formerly occupied by J. Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Exum as a
Hotel in The Town of Camden. and near
the Court House, whcre he is prepared 10
recrive company. and iastcrs himself that
those who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their aeeommods.
lions. a. Il. hUFflN.
Nav 23.-20::..f.
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NOTIf,E.

UyHE subscriber has Left With WIN. Me.
Willie Esq. for collection. his notes
and accounts. Those who arc indebted
to him are requested to como and settle
as sson rs possible. ~
J. d. LEMlE r
April a6-I2-3m.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

Books for receiving subscriptions. for the
cap:,:l stock Of said bank, two hundred
thousand dollars in four thousand shares
Of $50 eaeh,) will be opened on the
firs, Monday iu May next and the day
following, al the aforementioned places
from 10 o'clock, A. u. until 2 o'ciock. !.
P. NJ. each day. under the direction Of
the Commissioners hereafter nasnsd. viz:
At Camden. Christopher Maiheson, w.
e. johnson, and John J. Blair.
A, SumiervilIe. William Haynesvorth.
FL Moses, and John B. Miller.
At Laucas,esville,,J II Witherspoon.
senr. II. Clinton. and Benjamin Massey.
Al Cheraw, James Wright. Alexander
Muirhead, and David s. Harilee.
Al Winnsboroueh. Robert Cathears,
David Aiken. and Hugh BarkIey.
Al Chsrlc..on. John Robiason, II. Co.
ben. and John Fraser.
At Columbia. Richard o'Neale, B. L.
M'LauRhliu. and David Ewart.
A, Marion Court House. Thomas
Evans, Robert Harllec, and John II. Cher.
A, Darlington Cour, House. E r. M
liver, George w. Dsrgan. and Samuel
wilkins.
A, Chester Court House, Samuel ~
ALLEY. Gseenbury Colsin. snd John NJ.
Kse.
At Union Court House, John J, Pra.i
Col Won. X. Ciowney. and John Rogers
Twenty per cent oa each share subscri-
bsd wlil be required to bs paid at the
time Of subscribing. in bills of tho specie
paying Banks Of this STATE.
The undersigned Commissioner Al Cam
den, have construed that portion Of the pro
r;se. Of the Is, src,ioo Of the ae.. which
says ",ha, no subscription shall be allowed
q on either day appointed foe opening Tho Books
Sos erester namber At shares than two
tundsed," !" cos 70 prohibit individuals froaa
sabscsibisg for swo hundred shares eaeh
day.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

The aboyc catalogus II Sod completes Tho q
sostncnt Of Sod f@ this elimate, Saruesal stock
which win always be ksps On hand snd sold q thl
usual prices.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
Tailoring Establishment

Tailoring Establishment
THE subscriber grateful for the liberal
share OF patronage received since bis
commencement in the isll, hopes BY elise
application and Q readiness 70 please Ill
who may call to merit q continuance ol
The same. His work will be executed
9Th neatness and despatch, and In the
most fashionable manner; his prices will
DO moderate for easa or punetual eusso-
mcrs.
Wanted one or two boys from IA I, I6
ysars Of age, - apprentices 10 The busi.
ness.
J. L. BRAsINGTON.
March 800
70 ?A3aoRs.
Having becnauthorised 70 sell and teach
the Tailofs
MASTER PEICE,
being the complete guide for instruction
In tho whole art Of measuring and cutting
according TO the variety Of fsahion and
form wiih Plates Illustrative Of the same.
by Scott e. Perkins. reporters Of fashions
and teachers sf cutting garments At New
York. The above sysicm can be had With
all the necessary articles belonging there
to il application be made 70 the subseri-
Der. J. L. b
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
.NEW YORK .M}Rk ET. - Dec. 10.

FLouR--There is very litlr doubt that our sup.
plies are done. The North River Is closed above
Kingston. II is impossible 10 say what amount OF
hunr is on hand IN the market. II will vary proba.
bly, from $50 10 $50 600 barrels. The market
has been perfectly uniform Tor two months pasl,
s 10 is the regular price for common Western, snd
$40 so for Fancy.
GRuN-The large supply "f foreign grain has
apparently stopped, MS We have had M arrivals this
week. We know, however. there is considerable
on the way; the whole quantity OF rye aud wheat
received this is full seven bundled and htly
.Lss-~..J L.si.. h.. 'a1hc lnst North Rter Rye al
market vas closed at 1870 cts. good deal Of
corn, northern, OF market which is held Of LOG .
gales Of southern al 0S cents for 50 .o-
PoEk-NVt" outstanding Salt Pork has declined.
hogs have come in 50 slowly that prices have cd.
vanced, aud sales are now making at 10 = cts.
which is in advance.
WooL.-Thc manufacturers generally. have got
On hand sufficient Wool for present opcral IONS,
Which have become limited. ~ The prescott deran-
ged state OF the currency. There is bul little DO
'ng.-.E L. Eipress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

ynHE mea,.ss Of re Raaas Ffr Ses,sis are here.
- 10y bottled that The Anuul meeting II sstj scloy
the cdeirc Il othecrs iof The year tn'uiuz. ~, he
tollsu the Ceun iiea-s. GO the hr,l rue,dsy bong
she n lay OF January newt, std o',lcct, IN
LHfsci sen Hf ~ igWI The roll 81 u,h,r' . ~
he called 81 ja,l thr'y mau,u aier ihc me c.guaicd
FOR Nay meeting auj every m'mio heo aisnl fl. 90,
hne oftweu,y ave coui unless he frulcf satrlsc,oty
excuse othe rro,lcai fcf Ia, ab,cnce"
TtE ENGINE COMPANY, AMI TUE HOOK aud
LADDER COMPANY VIII take ooiicc. tts, ASCENDING
10 the by lsV, ct tie society. tie annual meeting. ct ,a
C"mpsu'c ft the choice 81 Ohrcr. ,obs idea ~
the Court House tie last roc,laN. heug tho g7 bay
Il Dcconber. instant Tho former at O'Clock. the stior
al uclock Aui that The Engine Com B'iilor. nni
She Captain, frs, aud ,eond Sargent, 81 ,he Nook and
Ladder Company rclairei 10 make report rc,Poei.
lively, al the above meeting oi tie soeicty
nv urier ~
J. D.BU Tier, P,,,ti,at
j. W IlorsINs, Ciok
- Rutland Dec. 20 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
WINTER EVENINGS.

Winter ia glorious thing, cold as II may be-
cherries as II seem TO be and we too frequently
really make it. II New Englandera have the char
8ccr of industrious, active, energetic, intelleua
people-no other means IN this world so much
the cold days aud long evenings Of Winter have
made them So They have been industrious from
necessity-thcy have decided ard read aud reflect.
ed from necessity; they have become a singular
people, respected every where from their energy
ana the intelligence from necessity. In the warm
luxurious south, they WOULD have been just such
people as the Southerners are---in Italy they would
have beeo efeninate as any Italisu--in Africa
as induient as any ncgro--ln Asia they would new
er have built factories, though they had tie best
water power in the word-In fact any where bul
in New England they would have been any thing
but The same nard, wie-awake. bold, toe the iaark
SORT of men and women that they arc.
If, then New England character is any thing,
New England winters is every thing to that char
acter. Read, read read, newspapers, books, cv-
cry thing improve the time in study and reflection
which cannot be given TO business store your
minds consult the history Of other republics, see
when and how they fell other peoples what
their springs Of prosperity. what the rocks winch
they split improve your hearts and your under
-'--is',s, ,."I ihanb Ic"- ''-7r,or that he has
ordered 1t, in his providence. that you can become
The best, the happiost the greatest people on ear;h.
BLIND cnoR,sTERs-We lately visited the
ASYLUM for the blind in this city, and saw
with much qualification the several produc-
tons of skill which were evidences of the
proficiency of the pupils III various mechan,
ical arts; such us basket making, weaving,
cabinet-Work, &c. Ii was still more inter
resting to observe the readiness with which
they could read by means of raised letters,
and accurately perform on the tables com
plicatcd processes of computation III figures.
Ne were most struck, however, by tic sur
prising effect with which they sung; they APP
peared to have been drilled by a thorough
teacher, and seemed, as they sung, to con-
centrate their whole soul in the effort. The
thought then occurred TO US, whether many
of the blind might not be trained to take part
in the choirs of our churches, and looking
over Boston paper, we have Just met the
following item OF intelligence:-"'The choir
of singers at the Rev. Mr.. Young's church
III Summer street Is compose;. entirely of the
pupils of the excellent institution Tor the
blind, in Pearl street; six males and six fc-
males. Their performances are highly crod-
liable to then. They commit 10 memory
the several hymns to be sung through the
day, and sing them without the slightest va
ration from the text, with a remarkably
clear and distinct pronunciation They are
paid 'aIr salary, and thus are these children
of charity enabled TO assist in one OF the most
pleasing parts ofthe worship of their God
fChurchman.