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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
MANUFACTURER OF
PROCLAIM LNCORRUP1ABLE FEETRs
No. So South Sharp street,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs The cInZens o. b3s-
g. MORE that he is prepared TO perform every opeE~
ten appcriainng his profession, such as CleaniHaN
Fling and Pluraag the TEETH, &c. lie will also IN
sey ncorrunble Teeth PvSts or Casp51 IN he mS@E
difabie manner.
REFERENCES
Philip Z. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, Baltimore.
John Needles,
VIM E. Bartlett,
s siis9s 5 T s::%aa' Dentists P'''
q
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- FOR REGNT-A two stoTy ct ne House
GlssA with rooms, and store attached 10 Il, with
. large yard, Cathedral street, near the isieh-
mond market and few steps from the Susqueianna
Rail Road, and is good stand for small grocery d.
siuess. Rent go per month
Also-WANTED TO RENT, a small Two s. 70
Brick House, suitable for small Grocery SIo.s, nj
central situation. corner store would ne pi.is'
for which fair rent will be given, on apphea,.s
LEWIS f. SCOFrl'S General lnteligehee anu NJ
CIV Office, No West Fayette street.
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CITUATIGN yVANTED-By a.youug man, eli
Their az Clerk or Assistant in a wholesale and retail
Grocery, Flour and Commission Store, or in Counting
Room He fully acquainted with mercantile business
and can produce the very best kind Gf references in re
gard TO character and qualification. For further norma
lion apply 10 LEWIS F. SCOTTI'5. General Inelli
gence and Agency Office, No. West Fayette street
A SITUATION as Teacher wanted, by a young
"a man, from Portsmouth, C0lleEe,) who has nae
two wears experience in the business of teaching.
situation in private family Academy, in or near
the city, would be preferred. Enquire at the . General
Intelligence C5cs,! or address " NJ. N. L.," through
nc said Office 5. 1ibe promptly attended TO- DC ~
YENOTICE.-ES
NET notwithstanding at Il. T. SCOFIPS
w Intelligence and Agency oihce Nc. W; Fay
cite street, easement of Banum's City Hoe, Clerks
Book keepers. Pouers, Waters, G0acbmen, Lnborers
Chanber-mads, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &c
au 81
WANTED IMIGDIATELY-A Teacher,
w togo ID the county, about 20 miles from the
city, TO teach the common rudments OF the English
Language, foe which a liberal salary will be given APP
Div to. LEWIS +. SCOTTI, , West Fayette ST. base
ment City BHcl no
AILORIYE1 TOOTH POWDER. for cleans
" ing the Teeth, healing sPengy Cams, and purifying
the Breath. Il is unnecessary to say that TINS room
Powder is superior anything else ever invented bat
is confidently believed thatlt will give general satsac-
ton those who it, One proof OF the superiority
this article is, that there many who, after having
uss it fear five years, pronounce 10 De ule eest
deza1ifee they have ever tried. Prepared by
G. X. TYLER,
Corner E. Baltimore and High st5 Bait.
n. D. None genuine, without the lac smile Oh ue
proprietor upon the side Of the box
jY 30
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r UTTTTEEs ON ANATOMY AND PLY
STOLOGY.

EAR BAILEY will commence his Lectures ~
a the College of DENIAL Surgery on TUESDAY ,the
I0,h inst Gentlemen who design becoming members
of his class, requested to call upon III ~ ~ a's %
lice Favette street, on Monday, 9Th inst, Hom
O'Clock, p. NJ. -. .o,o... "a
Dr. b. takes this occasion to say, that ne proposes 0
embrace in his Course of Lectures the more iht1Ieshe
and important subjects of Anatomy ana fhystogy een-
aajiv "a ms to afford TO those Physicians who may de-
sire 10 renew their quantance with these departments
of knowledge. and others who may wish IT, an oP-
nortunity to attend such course OF instruction.
nol0 70
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SHIPPING RECOR d.
PoR r OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER Is, 1910

CLEARED.
s;chr Thaddeus. WILLIS, New York.
Schr Globe, Ghason, New York
schr Joshua Brown, M niWTn lrnisiA@
Baraue Lark, Lowry, FIN New York.
Brig Gen Sumter, Hobbs, FIN Charleston,
Schr L P Cohen, Cromwell, FIN Chariesioz.
SAILED--Ship Johannes, KlockgelheE, Bremen !;
scllr Joshsae llrewn, Williams, f I'm 81 Io,
Schr Eii2abelh Jane, Dukes.
Sclis Thomas Turpn GudghaEl
Schr Chanceferd, Myers.
Schr Md. Daoow, fun Havre de eaaea
Schr Margaret Ann, Stockham.
Schr HiiyBe de Grace Brown.
SchE Eioquence, Bordley.
Schf Cinderella, Hubbard.
Schi Elizabeth Ann, Myers.
Schr Sally, Sanders
ci,r Rhndon,anthus, Phillips, frslh Havrc de Grace.
an,-packet Georgia, Cofey, FIN Norfolk. Reports
brig of Smiths Point, and a baI9ae off North POINT
bath bound up.
Ship Sc tland.Meuiman, isdays FIN Baltimore, arr at
New Orleans 9th instant.
Baraue Mary Myrick, fer- Baltimore, cid at New Or
shin William Penn, of Baltimore, for New York, and
brig MENTOR for Baltimore, wsre left IA! Montcviedo d
BRIG Wankinco, f0r Baltimore, cleared at Charleston
Schn'r Martha Elizabeth from Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston 18th inst.
scr Candid, for Eelheaore went TO sea fin ChasteS
schr l. adv Warrington, of Baltimore, I'm Cedar Keys
for New York, arrat Charleston 18th lust In distress,
in want Of provisions and water.
Schr Columbus for BALTIMORE cleared at Albany 18th
instant.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l7--Arr schr Anaabelle, fin
Norfolk.
cid ship Jehn Cadmus, New OFleans
Barque bevant, Trinidad lie Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov9-Ci'd Larquea Mary, Balt-
more; Helen Mar, Trieste.
Ship Scotland, ID DIS fin Baltimore.
VIRGINIA COTTON--2O bales OF VIRGINIA.
y in ire a
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ALBANY LUMBER.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
n ing week a cargo of ALBANY POPLAR. CONSIST
ne of Chair Plank, ScaniliAa and 5-S ri; also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will, with IT," CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTl4INtu now on hand,
make good assortment. He would respectfully inve
the trade to ci before purchasing. constant supply
viii be Kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
100000 feet Shipping Cuttings
100000 White pine SHINGLES
6,000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 Sect a, 6-i, 81, 3 and inch ASH
With larae and general assortment of LUMBER,
SUITABLE PcR BUILDERS. ID. L. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
fb7a!rhe Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Buge, Chestertown, and National Intelgencer,
will copy the above to the OF 81 each and charge
Amer,cano Office. All II
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RJIENOs AYRES,

BY the ship Brutus. from MonteVideo, Sept
18th, we have later dates from Buenos Ayfes'
We learn that Buenos Ayres was still block
AIDED and that Gen. Lavalla had landed In the
Province. Gen. Rosas had left the town ard
was with his troopa about five Leagues from
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MAKE READy ron WINTER.

MAKE READY FOR WINTER.
NHEDS, PILLOWS. nIATTREsSES, &c
- All persons wishing to make comfortable ar
engagements for The approaching Winter, by procuring
good Beds, Pillows, Mattresses Comforts, &C. VIII DO
we'll 10 cali at the bedding Mart before they purchase
as they cannot fail to be suited from the Ready Made
Goods, which the subscriber has and always keeps on
hand, and will be sold very low tor cash BY immediate
application al the Beading Mart, NJ W. q . w. COZ
ners of Lombard and Light stS MI ou
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WAGNER RUN OFF,
'II'H "a LO.4D or DRY GOODS.
$500 REWARD

For the apprehension Of the Wdgoner and recovery o
Goods alone.
A WAGNER, who sigued his receipt "JOHN
"A MCGUYER,'' of Allegheny County, Pa. (no doub'
a false name and false residence0 loaded at Joseph
Taylor & sons Baltimore. on the oath of September,
for Robert HasLe, ZHesrie, Ohio, but has not deli
vered his load Said Wagner is man abont feet n,
inches in height, red fac and had Pennsylvania wa
gon " it'll five horses. His load consisted of
Boxes, weighing 800, 49,, $50, 800, $50, 81, 30,
Crate, . 10, , Trunks, uelghng %, IS,
Ia5 2l5.. 245, 2I5 IS, 50,
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. AT SEA.-The
scbr. Emma, captain Cole. from New York, at
sb;s mort. exp .rienced off Hatteras on the 4th
;.st.pt a severe hurricane from N. Z. shipped
sea, which struck her on her stern, and washed
overheard five passengers, one cabin and four
steerage. The unfortunate individuals are; b.
Perro, native of France, cabin; John murphy,
John Corbit, Martin German, Jonn oais'y,
steerage. The vessel suffered consldeF a ~
sails, rigging and spars. The savannah u'olg,a
shat the cabin passenger washed overheard from
the schr. Emma, mentioned above, was Mons
Perot, who was engaged as Professor of the
French languages in Chatham Academy
Norfolk Beacon.
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Toc0nclnde with the NautI. al Drama of
BEN THE R0ATSWAIy.
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DUKEHART'S VARIETY fs,F0KE-

DIX FF!ARTsS VARIETY SR0KB@
No 1914 BALTIMORE STREET.
Between south and ADVERT StTeetS~
EMTHEFUE can be had on reasonable TERMS tAs
w following articles -
Sweeping, Scrubbing, Shoe, Sooth, Weaver ana
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, ham
somelv lettered.
WilloW-basict CARRIAGES.
Bellows Marbles, Bandy hall, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, TOW 81 rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakea.
Lime or Lemon SqueeZes
| Nests of sugar Boxes
| Bread Trays cake boards, and rolling pins
ann XVtgks assorted candle Wick
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable teE 49,
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParOur and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
WooIen cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fySutes: cabbage Nets, &e
Baltimore. 5month. IS4O. 50
ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Iha
IL subscribers obtained from the Orphans CO9EE
of Baltimore county, the State of Maryland, etterso
administration with the will annexed On Inc PERSONS
estate of Nicholas Myers late of the city Of BaltmsEE
deceased All persons having claims against the esfaS
OF the said deceased hereby warned 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof duly authenticated -
the subscribers before the first day OF Februizy
lS4l otherwise they may be excluded from all benen
from said estate All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make payment Without delay 10 etseC %
the subscribers -
Given under our hands this 9Th day OF july lS40-
JOHN GLENN,
WM. II. COLLINS,
Administrations with tie annexed,
jv9aw4 NIchOas MYERS.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT-Ye sterday, at about 10
o'clock in the forenoon, while some workmen
were engaged in completing the inside Of the
Water Company's new ice-houss, at the Calvert
street reservoir, part of the scaholding gave
way, and three of them were p,ecipitated about
25 feet, 10 the floor below, Two OF them, Mi
chael Dorsey and Uriah Mmich, were slightly
hurt; but the laird was seriously, il not fatally
injured. His name is Edward Hehernan, and
his residence is IN Hill street near Charles. Ills
spine was so much injured as to affect his lower
aimbs IN some measure. He was carried to his
residence, and attended to by DIR, Baker Car
penters cannot be too careful in the erection Of
scaffolding, seeing that sslifc and limb" are SC
much DEPENDENT on it. Sun.
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NAvAL.-The U. s. lrigate Macedonian,
hearing the broad pendant of Com Jesse Will
kinso9' was towed down to Hampton Roads
Yesterday morning, wind fresh from N. W.. by
The II. S. steamer Poinsett, LII Com. Lynch.
The u. s. steam frigate Fulton, sailed from
New York on Thursday last for Norfolk. Nor
folk Beacon.
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fG7- Tickets and Places for the Boxes 70 be taken
daily at the Box Office from 10 until g and from till
O'Clock.
G- the doors win openat 6, and the Curtain will
rise at precisely noIs
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THEATRE. FRONT ST.

THIRD NIGHT OF MR.. IT, D. RICE,
THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL JIM CROW!
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MARTIN NIATHERS & GO.

rEyO Tzs % 1850 I.AslsNT.-rN CE.--xA s!Il
cants for the insolvent Laws of the State Of Mary
land can have their papers correctly drawn up sig Vi
reasonable TERMS by applying to l.. F. zen
eral Intelligence and Agency office, NO Wes'
street basement siory SnfnaId's City Hotter %
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STEAMBOAT LINE FOR
ksxs77t sEAES}7ss Ss5saIi l1fHfAs33Ess
IzAaEsrsz-aE- &ssls<zzEsssszS
PHILADELPHIA.
TEHE1IS Line will discontinue running after Wednes
Il day next, 18th inst. until next spring.
No freight, by this Line, tor Philadelphia, can be tn
ken after Tuesday, 18th.
All persons indebted to this Line will please pay the
immediate ly it being desirable 10 close the years.
business this month. 7. SHEPPARD,
noi6,dlm p Agent.
FACTORY FILLED FINE SALT.
sDnn SACKS ASHTON'S FACTORY
a. 9e0dPSSFILLED SALT, now IInding from
ship Cneinnatus,
ALSO IN STORE:
1000 sacks Liverpool Ground Alum SALT;
1900 bushels {" Sc Z" {"
10000 So Turks Island. 90
For sale on pleasing terms, by
SEhLMAN s. CROOK,
&C corner South and Pratt streets.
MIA. DAVIsON's PApENV MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENMAESHIP.
report aud adopted by the Maryland Institute,
Z on the utility of the Glide in actual application, is
onnd the following:
''Thr repetition upon She Guide nculcates
conception Of the letters and drills the muscles Tia so
exact obedience to the will that failure would BE- Little
less than phenomenon
ROOMS ii, Baltimore street.
au3
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HOUCK,S PANACEA COUETEB-
FEETEIls
TO THE PUBLIC.


& SENSE duty To myself wen ~ 10 The Psb-
"a lie, induces me to state that my Panacea has bso1
cOunteTfeted to considerable extent aud that IaFEe
quantities Off have been snld in New York. PhIade
pha and Pttsbur-. The bOtils containing the NED
cine as elia the stereOtyped bills wnich cover each
bottle has been neatly and closely copied hy these
engaged in counteTciting heR that is dicult TO de-
tect Them and which indeed can alone be done by a
critical examination As to the spurious Panacea L Is
most wretched and deieteriOus compound, calcuhaG-
ed do, as il doubtless has DONE great injury the
constitutions of those who may be 50 info unRe %
Ii there be any thing within the range of human
action more immoral or wicked than another, it -
where unprncipled being jeopards the health and
lives of his fellow creatures the present Instance
for filthy lucre, and palms upon them a. genuine nedS-
cine of universal reputation far it, sanative quality
most vllldnOus counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ues instead of Possessing the power of cur tend 01T
t. deceive snd blight the no ofhe invalid, If not PSF
man nty TO destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this i1ja
ri1s fraud upon the public, we'll upon my ia
teress and being influenced by sincere desire pa
nsh the aggression of the former and throw the pane
ply of protection around the attcrI caused weeks
since he Instituted in the U. states Court EoE
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned in this nef
rnus affair; gular reports Of which when adiudeateG
will be- published Tor tic public information, and to warn
the unprncpled against the danger OfdepredatHg uPSn
The right Of others, and Of peril lg human health.
nl2 Al JACOB HOUCK.
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MTsSTssTPPI ELECTION.

Necessary to a choice 14s.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
TBNE1E Subscriber is authorised to purchase fer gen.
a ucInen of the south, number OF Negroes Of BEN
The highest cash prices will be given for slaves fOs IAN
and good titles.
file can always be found at the UHlted stasss HOasl
opposite the Depot, Pratt street -
V ~ dtf g. w. PEAkCE
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THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER Is, Is4O,
Win be presented, the Ethiopian oper Of
BONE SQUASH.
Bone Squash, Mr.. RICE
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A Nj III SEM Mt S .
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

FIRST NIGHT OF MISS CLIFTON AND
MIR. j. x. SCOTT.
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EnATENT COTTON SEINE TNa w., -
The subscribers, agents for the sale OF I'm he
Patent Seine Irvine, have now on hand, anu WI m, ~
CONSTANTLY supplied with full assortment Oh Inos, ~
proved sizes which they offer for sale on pieashs
terms. SELLMAN O ~ ~ a p,,,,t 'sts
nj dSt corner OF ooetn ~
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J. T. WATSON.
IMPRovEp WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE

NTEWTY INSPECTED HERRlNGs.-50O barrels
IN Susquehanna Herrngs, of superior quality now in
speeding. For sale low fiom the wharf
SELLAiAN s. CROOK,
corner OF South s. Pratt
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BA1LIEhOtSzI N~9s
Has removed TO No. 10 South Street.
JOHN |. DONALDSON, President
YzNFFIS COMPANY makes IEsURAEoEs ON LIVE
for one or more years, for life, at the fOHowEAG
rates for every hundred dollars:
Aeg. OHE YEAR. SEVEN YEARS. LIVE
% 100 LIE -
IS i,36 2,N
AZ 1OI 3,7E
81 As wv
GRANTS AHNuTr1E4-Rates FOR one hundred aOsszzx
8 s ''a'' Of age 81 Is Per a~'--
BUYS AHNEITIRs
SELLS EsDowARNT5 for children
BEeEIvEs MONEY Oh deposite
ExaCUrEs TRusrs
MAKES CONTRACTS III winch HE or inc mseFesS -
Money is involved. - 1,
ey. WILLIAM Ii. MuhbcCds 6oeDJ"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
THE BALL MOTION.

-Augustd.- Briscoe G. Baldwin, Esq. the Wing
Elector, and VIM. Taylor, Esq. the Federal Loco
Foco EIector Of the Rockbridge district addressed
the people OF Augusta on Monday last. Augusta is
good for from to IL TO 1900 Wing majority.
Neison.-We learn that V. w. Sou,hali. and TIL
J. Randolph, Jr. Esqrs. the former The Wing. the
latter the Loco Foco Eector for the Red Land
district. met at Nelson court on Monday last. Mr.
Souihall addressed The people on Monday; but We
understand that Mr.. Randolph could not procure an
audience until Tuesday, and then only BY sending
into the country for "recruits."
The Van Buren, Circuit Riders ia term ~hict
Mr.. Richie Of the Enquirer sneerngly applies t,
the Wing EIec,ors,) are thus in the field Don'
the Enquirer think il very wrong lit does, we
hope il will advise them of their error!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
GREAT TEMPERANCE MEErlNa.

! The friends OF Temperance IN The town ri Lynch
burg held n meeting at the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Wednesday evening the 25th INST. and
although The weather WIS very cold. yet the large
| and spacious church crowded. Tho's. A. lloi'
eombe. Esq. was called 10 the char, and X. u.
Motriss, Esq. appointed Sccreiny.
An able aud eloquent Address was delivered by
the Rev. w. A. Smith. IN which he clearly proved,
thai The use OF nloxIeang drinks was IN opposli oo
to The au,ho,i, OF thu SCRIPTURES, destructive to the
health and happiness ol the community, and at vat
with reason and common sense. lie showed IN
glowing language the eerlali aud fatal tendency
oil What Is called temperate dtnking Ia drunkenness;
The INJURY the using generation sustained by
their example; and clearly proved that renders and
makers OF a'csholic dtuhs a,e putting the 10 tie
to their neighbours mouths, thereby drawing an
themselves the en,sc of Almighty God, lie was
followed by Messfs Early, Mutriss aud liocomhc,
calling upon the assembiagcd 10 give y pledge up
on the principle o total abstinence from all nioSica-
ting drinks. Papers were then ciro ulated and NJ.
wards OF 200 persons gave in their N mes. The
meeting then adjourned to meet nj the Methodist
Protestant Church the next evening.
On Thursday evening, the Church was filed to
veffo"iug. A constitution WIS presented, aud u
unanimously adopted; in which the ordinary use OF
into xcaling drinks is declared be cssaty and
hurtiu TO The social, civil & tegous institutions Of
men, and contained pledge 10 ref ain from such n
use OF them.
The Rev. Nj. Early then made n warm and clio.
quent appeal otbc assemblage, 10 unite themselves
10 the Soeicly.-silcr which from 40 10 50 more
signed the pledge. The Society then proceeded Il"
elect officers. Thomas A. llolconbe, Esq. was
chosen President; Rev. J. Early Vice President /;
Rich'd. q. Moniss Esq Secretary aud Treasurer;
and Rev VIM. A. Smith. Rv. J. ID. Kirkpatrick,
John Victor, James w. Goedo,,n Jos ID. Evans, J.
X. ID. Payne aud WIN. II. Ryan. Es1uircs, mem
bers OF the Executive Committee.
Thus has great Temperance reformation com
meme ed, mud may II progress until the disereceful
habit OF intempetance is banshed frome among Us,
ought 10 be The prayer OF every WIFE, parent, child
patr,o, aud christian among us.
TEMPERANCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.

SoO ltEh LII EhAh
The No for March is before u.s. 1t opens with
" An Essay on the influence Of Christianity the
Criminal Law of England" distinguished by jus /
thought, and many admirable relections.-" The
history of an Adventurer" the author Of which we
happen TO know. and who is known by many of our
readers, follows next. 1--we were at liberty TO men
ito the name OF the accomplished writer this deep
Iy interesting story would stand in need Of other
endcrspment; "rhe Pastor" is also a story of deep
interest and have another interesting No. Of
MY Uncle's Unpublished Manusc ipts;" likewise an
excellent article, with the quaint tile of"Sparks that
may kinde - and po~erul illustration of The adj
vantage the Black Slavery Of the Untied States.
over the White Slavery Of Great Britain in its in
nuence upon national morals and individual comfort.
The Messenger also contains brief but interesting
notice of the learned Blacksmith Of Massac huseiis-
d r,an who, though lie makes his daily bread by his
daily labor has contrived to study some fifty or more
Of the languages Of this "babbling earth" Besides
these there many other articles of Prose Poet
~ Of rare beauty. The Messenger, indeed continues
10 grow in public favor il deserves to do from its
increasing attractions We shall solicit further
tee OF tins No. from the pen of accomplished
| irit nd.
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amherst, 24h March, 1910

amherst 24h March, 1870.
Messrs. Edtors-The following gentlemen com
pose the committee Of fifty good Wings aud true, "
appointed IN pursuance pi the fourth resolution OF
the meeting ii The trends Of HARRISON and Tyler,
held ~ Amherst courthouse on The 9Th inst, the
proceedings of which were published IN the last Nr-
gnian. Respectfully, DC.
DAVID PATERSON, Sec'y.
DAVID S. Garland, VIM. NJ. Waller, Hudson NJ.
Garland Jr Maj John w. Broadus, Col. John ID.
Davis, Robert Camn'. Joseph X. living, Edmund
Penn. Col John b. Duncan, Cbampe Cater, John
Dillard, Wm l.. Saunders II ,ek. ID. Tlnslcy, Mar
TN ID. Tinslcy. Isaac x. Reynolds, Alexander Nun
dav, Arthur Il. Davies Robert Brown, Samuel Mer-
edith Garland, Wilkins Watson, Absalom llgein
botham, Dabney SAndldee, Capt. Ben an''n fala
ieuo. Joseph X. Carter Cap. Thos. N, Eubank
IIazael Williams, Dr. Ezekiel b. Gilbert, Capt
James Davis. Elliott Worham, Edmund Moore
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