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FHIUAY, FEBRUARY 25, 180.
i- - ,
after
nuticr
Domciti.
that few girls thus educated,
truly distinguished wive. Well
if you must hive separate schools- will
YStf cf ' K nar to bJ0tt ' "ch rio19 unJJP yr P-"
Fuf to be P'i advance, iso K' "
IrnflAfPfi anil nlitaAtin. Id Ihn nltiwa.
t hnfef than tore mutiuis
."irimion becomes due, and
". u.ii hv been civitn.
i' .. orrMin? 14 lines, are in-
1". Jh .ubsequent insertion : and in like!
where there IS prer number oi
fL fourteen , Te cash ratot accompany
unfrnovrn to the editor.
can Ia ov cue bewe'rra1
Woinw" i wei 5a in advance t!
" md scontimwnce vitnour paymuiior ar-..I-..
t. the ontion of tho cditon.
ever made House ojfltlclegtj. are now' absent from establish a college of its own, (in tbe
Veil, then,! this city. . v fetMy of Kentucky) in which those
ironage and proteotiou ? I the-eultiva-
tioo of the female mind female with
whom we nrav to live, from whom we're-
luej&itly part, an object of indifference ?
I abail however be fold, that lite scien
ces taught, at Catskill, anil the accom
plishments at Watcrford, are unoeeessa
rv fr females, and that the state Cannot
asia institutions whieh instruct young
ladies in botany chemistry, language
and dancing. 1 will readily admit that
extensive appropriations for these object
Kvoold be impolitic, ltit where the school
fund ts upw ards of a million of dollars,
surely two thousand dollars to caeii of
these institutions will nut be deemed au
unfair propurtiou. I ant willitt 'to allow
"fZTue NeW-Vnrk Nti6nid .tycate.
OMBSWC ECONOMY.
1 have neUher a coil hock at
l tor a letter to write, nor n vtt t tlmi a vt'ry. leanied wcniiui, 4jinyevnui
11 '...a walk to take, I read n poiiM-l wiiu all tke seieuBen, and rfevdtjuV aH
iV1 ... . )iirli InititfV rcni-a itill t)M.v IJier iiini In alui'v. inu'tt ht a vprv
ftto Qr ' , , - j v J . - l
jdiK.tcaoHiderpoliJic as vif nl) ;rb:e companion, bul then it is better tu
Vctutiicb should CAainiautl tttfi?Hiiuii.'o t'aniiliu.Aiyaeijuainted with all,.
Tho tneetinir beine thnn organized, a youths, who were intended to act for
mMion was tnado by Mr.rYnncey -to call.lhw? in eithef the military,, or civil ! de
over the list of former Eleetor. , pariment: or as merchants, traders, fac
Mr. Bayly moved an adjournment on-! tors, &c. wore educated in a more expe-
tho ground of-the sensibility osiitejbyjditious way than they eoold be'atany of
'he intelligenee just received irom.v au-tee omer nniversities or the kingdon
ioffton, and the prffprieiy of wait'tne forjand it is a -well known fact that tt
m . r t -j- . -a. ! , i- s ji . .......
lurtner accoiiuia, oeiorq -any nomination, nave reansca every none anu expoetauon
was made.' ; .. ,. f Hjr-om tbi establishment. In tho Austri
Mr. Chamberlayneceeomleci the notion: an dominions, the dull formality and te
he referredio the eomnronmo spoken of
at wmhtngtoa-aui iu4imaieu nil nope
that Virginia wonld ptifBue the principle
whieh had always governed her, Princi
pies not jn7i. :
" blv. Wooding sI7, N licit tUej ad
jouriied, it were belter t adjourn ' till n
particular lime and b$ namcii next
Wefhienday right.
-, Mr. Mayo vyishetj parfjewj uly to know
wlistt iiil'ni in:itiatt ti .d lif.Cn rtv.ci vcfl fr.iin
de-! w..ai.;....i. -
if nmiiii(iL'll.
A mvmher then rose, and stiea llisft
he had received Icttf-r fj'om an Jiminro
itlve W Hneeniuer.Wo.rM to ". ChwnWtv ..d Ban, -ar cnonc, tad .-V6-Senior, sttc tht- ilf.iur (h?
1-the serenity of my twipcr with iytj, dao JiV, a. wfj wlariuiiw of Mala .4- ftMauri..-lai,
Iu wttpn' leet'i ou?Sce,ar t;l rt'uiHi vary i
dions process of edtieationT has almost
banithed literature ; and ITJ is cultivated
but by a very few, except foreigners, ll
requires ten or twtlvO years to trudge
through a sufficient portion of literary
lumber, to be qualified lor a Chamber-
lamo to tlie Lmpror. . t
2d. 'i'ho situation and condition oFtfii.
p'ir iothi state, ougltt to bo enquired
i:i'i. e uavo no Knowledge or their
'" oftUjf t'j'e amount of money whieh if
arjnuiiiy espetided far their maintenance
I Wft infomrd, that two yenr ago, the
poorfi? Of llalilax Cuunty' was three
I i.H4id dollars ! This i-aniy ivr-H
JhreSHi! sfrievoiis tnx and d.nu!!r grlev
cu,; when ro reflect that it hi been la
-. . . - " ' . i .1 . i r
nay l"" '""J o m ' bv ttrnr ' .niu M,Btr.tKtr . Mi-t .
a4fai ; j n kiiT-.virfdc ? ul' ScitAte ; tlrat oue of the: member fnH-tbieeiior iu!'ie ehnritv.' t hav Km-., m
fi4J,(fpaneh, wtiicb, when fortified h;be l-.togu.5i Vlnl it leadi 'to;tlitsta- a n'nsli re-holding state would voto .fc-Uiule berMfiiued. I sSk.oIJ wish Itr'aee
K i mtttb neid. reott a partial smatkj 'y ni 'Jiiiioryyiir'p irts a grace nail a pa- gainst it, unless a ownpromisc was ojade, pwoir ho j.rs establwhsil in evervouuif
,fiiD5. aodlfftvei a foujJi tartness ojn:liar atirasiion i temaurs la eimu, a bv drawing a boundary at the lute 30 where- he- aiden) should place the
bnji!?. However, I now and IberMvumai may to -aecon p!tIed; without ' .st)- latitude, (W. of the Mississippi.) P'r
; aud see that they were well attend
ee i.iay befearnisd, vet slavery. to he admitted S. of this lint,: t,- And, not only oiiostiuti to feed-
iuij uiiii ruMiiiiig siioui.j -oo r.,,juireu,..oot
attention. aUo to their moraiir. lr.aEners
ip5, aou ifftves. n Vj laiiifcii. uirjtijuar auranoii to irnmi'-s xu unori, a uy urawing a uounuary
. ;jf. However, i now ani men
' I ' ftnrernur'-s mssazc, oot that 1
.trnara ofa (..orernof tbnn any other3miUblo ; p.,Misiis; a gir.nsr mind, yet ,1Pnhiliitpd tn iho V. r it. r. Arr.
'"- . i i-: Id..:, '.t..,A.l . ft. .. . ,. .. i . , " . '..
lij'-D 't tltt's W ccbicu iusuii uiuuiicis, aaa uee may i!c;jpy uer
.inse. but ilii uis eonstitatisaai uu:y,at'teauoo. wuuout intrudtotf t'! in oliier
thtrk oa new ir ecis tor a wjoiu uumsponsamo avocaijotss u -g
wholoiudiponsaba nvocatjotss
Mr. Brown of Fauquier hoped gentle-.
'mn wonld not aiijiiurn till gomeAvrittcn'
"."' TV I 1" 7 ..w".v" ",tlte reasons for adjournment.
, univalent in bank note or,,- studv. mav ometimos nmduce a! T ic questhm wns then taken oir ft.l-
in paid
ipeeie.
as
the cusc.lfty be. 1 was parii-ptreogth of mia, a 6rnineg and fiirtinide.
,d with the rfomhwodstio:; whieh vould enable- the widow to
ofoar Uovcrrinr, to rotrench the Jjabhcjup and.
..MnJliure.' and lower the tilan.e's : of without i
Pip"B:lilure,' and
id saV that
(H;D trick a dash at populdrythatrow ground, f wo nr
krtauuld have done it bef.-e but I sayjjettered -saeert ntl
better late than otver and if in hi'-withholdtng this assist
iourning till Thurwlay liigftt, the I7tli
tush And the uicwnis auiottrnefJ.
Rich J Jnsj.
The following ij a copy of a letter,
from a contloaau usknown to ns. dated
o
' FAYETTEriLI.E, i I'TH FEB. 1S20.
"Dear T--i have taken the liberty
instruct her 'helpless cLiltl. eu
HisiclaKij nnrl ilia nli.n 1 n't!-
,i4llic fltSeera. Jit na.;urea panuciau- teet nergoii jn mis oesigatng worm. 11
it was a mere eiention ive reason against this aalronaee on nur-
l..Llltlllj If ll'.k fl U ...tin.MAll 1... ..k
iiicuinujcu ij uii-
uoeoutn jst, in
is tan ce, we shall nev-
scirth far popularity hesavtifhe stale a,er reach that porfeetion in society, which t iaform yoq, that a gentleman WHro!ib
tlumb, anuuallv, 1 pardon iba matiyertrehuenient and education jointly prcdaee .cd near thrt ptaro la.U ingst. He was
6riaf-fk-of 4he tt&ult. La..lowe- .yeJjyitJsa.yt the rigid economist) our I lttrening froia jo south, arid , when ar-
nc! gratified, at perceiving a rc-. girls dnut want tu learflingvmake tSemirived w itftin two n;rles ot tswn was a
fnir.mcnsa.r.'n lor lesisiawve uitt iu i-jh 10 iija-ry, I'-aiu iti'-iu iu Kan a;iu sum iacsn v,n muc uu n-. mc umuyi
believe
tin ere at
ivery gallarit oan, ar.d particularly et-;a knowledge oftbeso thiugi i-i very plea
ttcued to lauiett cf uikiueace ar,i uii'CvSma ,t and very usepii, oau a cueoiul per-
Mi not but lock lor sum? objections to-forman e of tseo is highly meritorious :
and cuueait urn. JVIdtiv Oil the poor li.-d
ate children f and it-should be an indi:
perisilde tiuty of Wnrdeim "to have
thei:i taught ta rea:!, wr;to arid cypher.
This coo'.d, in m't;y jnslaVce, be !o:!c
by tbe aed'Hefsnus bclonzinic to thennor
hojr. It-is unnecessary 'or ine To 'ttuiot'
out ti your.Kxcelleipy, tho blessicgi
which wxiiIiL) result' t )ui .iifdividuaj:.'
thin attended to, as well . the public
The peoj!o would pay i! tuxvejy
ehcerfal.'y, end I in Sure it -.vouid u(M Us
urar as heavy hi it m ir:.!r the wrefehed
Bystemhow established iu a great nuniber
of co'.nltiea in this o:o.?i
"These arc not the dreams of a viamn- ,
ary theorist or projector, but are trvihti
capable of being eomprehended bv orerj
person of the plainclt understanding. .Vy'
a 7
i
9 vvvvwuiucat-f
INSfiATfii;.. . ; . fj
V MISSOURI. QUESTION.
The Seua!o.rrsutned:.t!iexojBs!(l9rati6hA
of (he Maine hill, jahrj tbeamendmcnt 't
reported thereto by the fadjeiary com-
thittec (adding pr.orisions lot the forma, f
tion of a state goverhrjnent In Missouri.) -i
'Mr. King pcwitkV-Igiwtlj' .1
to the intimatjvljich: he ave pt Wed-
r.esday, rose and iiddrcssed thd SefiatoV
about two hout9 tri spjpprt of the right
.md expediency of . rcstrictmgl'hc'jeon
templated state of Missouri from ' fcrjrojt 5
ting slavery therein ; and (hifn on fXiV
tion of Mr. tlmi'th. "the subject VTsl3. post
poned to Monday to vhic1 day tlio1
Senate adjourn k
The
iidmenu offered by Mr. Thomaii VhtL
ptfBdio? wheh the fecnato oljoftid i '.yii'-.
" 3nl It it further wucttd, TJijtt iW-
sixtliatti.clo of eonjpuct of rhordlWtn-,
orCoB?rcs passed on the tiitteeotU
day of JuSv, one-thuutand seven Luodreil
and- eijjVy-seven; for the govertiment ot
i.u unuvij tn u:v t'D.lt'U OKISI DOriH-JJ
-st of tho river Ohio, shttl),. ta all in-j
tents and iurpbies,Cr, ond'Iiereby if
u'ecnu;! oud .1!J appjieuble to, aad sbair)
have fall force and 'CrT?cl on and over?!
JI thet irict of. eoutiiiV ceded by Franco
o the UhitPd .Siaf.cs. utider fee nauio or
Louisiana, -.rvhith lits nurtii ef thirfyxU
J degrees and t'lirrj niontes north lafitudej!
nxtcpiuiij niiiy .v.;c.ii fartM'.'BrPof as u iao,
e'.udwl vit!rif the iionts of the atate eob'!
;ni;.'at-t'J by this r.ct."'
Air-2'.'!"Wts ruse and,
wi i In! row th&
r-ieo6.:ieBl, a'M in Huh thereof offered aj,
suliiiti'iMu eiii'ii (veiafr the, same liruiis, be-;
wbicji liavsry .'sh'a.'l ! Jie exeinded js i
vnnu
and varying from it, only in dr linjn itsf
tr.ieiii oy enpn si woica.niju omiUDit: aiu
.ur. -i mi ore, ur a rj'o ution or t.ic ' r..,..., ... n.cv..f,i;j
, . 1 ... . ;nn.n.tn-i iv nir iniin:;ti: n 1.0 , liimf
f ? ..lVn.yj..!sa.e a the niSfcndmrni offered by iiicu oai
mcmbor or th2 -Board of PuMic Works.,- iiHtTondViM
a. u Mi,jiin in
liH Mnp have t(!o Iir Mr '.,,, V "t' m.trw-
1 i.-... . 1 IV iV-i! nnnt'.ap f . . .1 I.. 1.. I. if r..J n!n. .....! un.t. Iiu lia.l it'it'. IfiL'n . mi! Ii i nu.M.n c.t n L. .4 : i . .. J T.rr.7.' -
lUaCauc'-'V i iuiuumiiiuuiiiini' nun uakc u cu, un'i uinir Luce, auu i,n "' v ; ' i uijiiiicu iu 11 BllrVCV ailil rennrf ill - :..-.! . ...:v.
lieve.U Calskdl-T'-he only two in'a turkey, and nurse e'.nldrai and ru'i jhis horse by the robfcrs, and Old to tartjtr,8 cotenip?ated .Cawlor In-let from ilieiiVs'a'ed' nnA-eVl
d ffraaa t hi hi h. i in su t ri imii l..uu i,. iirikii 11 i m . if hi . niitiuitf i a itiiiiiit i:ini i & uu Dti(i, iiuiv iu t.iiiii ' ' i-iv. :,it nri M.rrjiuKii 11 mil- ... A i v.... . .
iS tit. V nti-iw TE " nil v ------ j -" " -5 " - 1 4 ( - -wv ix-tvra-T M Ii 7k.
lliJ Appropriation, aiid even wt-et ro far
ii to aaticipat soow ridicule oa the pro
jttl)lisi to nay Hip laat vTi-'j wi4.
paa(iiMot to'tiw dincera.'iii'iit of R
Tviit LegiUtiire, ami for liiv'j his Kx-
Msy jwquia.02 pau:sieu oy i;avtog i
into Albs-U(n.C(5m,r 8?rikii!s; out so muily
"till, it' to thest,. u wife snould p.t-etis a
few auxiliary aceooiilimeins, v'.iy, m a j
ijiscernijj butiand they must be very
.Ajr'cfciihle tJey servo to make bis honuv
j Cvmrjtiable. . If I had friends to d.n-'
a'ii Ii me. 1 should not like to see inv wile
tiittW pulled i : ff Ins coat Ly tiio de!icitt,ru;a from the kitchen to the head of tbe
$ngr of soma female In '?. Wtt'yji,ie, wi'.h her pretty face flushed, her
tknuVl a proposition ''of. so mucn imjior- jilress dinrd-rett, and her whole appear
tiaeeand oulity be ridtstileil? wiy sbi-'uintng s ,.. thi!:g in t-o shape of a roasted
Id b denied o an" object in wiiifh ' tht-j;l)ly ; on I'le.eoutrary, wittiout cegits'ling
community generally are so much Titer iinperious duty of yuperintendeuee, t
eiled. 'the stute, some years &iuccs,,(,(Sld wish to see hor lake her seat with
;utly considering that educatiou wan tiieji;-i'ect tranquility, toL"" able to pirtici
praper basis on wbiei) good cit.zenspte the progressive ami social co
couid be erected, governed by. lho 'laoda-jeerse aod, it' she can, occasionally ad
fele intedtioa of tonkin;; every peasant a dre3 the foreign centleman on her riant
icliolar, ereateJ a laigo schnnl fiind, andfn few words oi''Freuch,'aid the one on
I'Jth bus been the happy result ol' the ex-hcr left in Spanish, and urg her hospttal
periaient.tLal the traveller cao ridd ba: jtv in nn$ i'ainliar and grateful to their
fs'W pules liirougi our flourishing state ars she does herself an bonon, & they a
nitiioat a modest sehooi house brea'js up- pleasure, & me certainly a"grcat--ifieu
n liij sigbl, seated in tbe nndit ol atjoo. Then, in -ompuny w ith a 'gentle
graie ?f oaks or weeding willows, on the man of science she rambles through th-e
Hurgin of ii bubbliug streamy or plae' garden, pnints out aud classifies the herbs,
lko a beacon on a commanding emiuuce xuiaios their uses and virtues, thsh pau-
-Le8ees the litila urchins frisking .'ot'Ue at the fliwers, plucks a violet andpri-
ini) grass, opeuing their . iiltlo Uuskelsent in its classic uame, and infor.'iiS turn
iih iLeir meat exercise giving tlasti-jt'hat the petals are used to colour the
..! to the iirrYTiuT'alitv, -s'weetaesi to!ijfup extracted from the violets, that it
tbe temper. Me heurs the chimiug of tht'U aiu agreeable medicine for children ;
belli and soon perceives i hern at th'c:r aajf inoieover, that the prestnee of acks
iU0ies. Ihl88 indeed a hamiv sm it nnr! ilL-fiLa i discovered ov usioi tins bt
cj - . w -
.nr. WAr irfv wn '1 ri i nun liiirni'pr. u....... - ... ... ... . d
..... u... n ..-..v.. i-.iiinc oiiumi. a -:ntloliPlfi 1hmk'rfi.i .. .1 . 1..... r .t..-
....:.. '.'.:... ...... .i.r ... . .' n,e"1" " "" ur mic 01 avunrauuiKK
ru....b - - 'V:ai o.-proj -e, a carneii into clleet, woul.l ft!T,j ,,, :..stirt the fnlwii, .11 that:
part of I, .ui-iana (as ccdrd by Frane
thif
liim nil III. Iiflf2il I. A lifwl tl.u A nhnrtnni i I' ....... ..!...! ..'"... 1
" . "i " ....... 11c iu?iKit-i 1111 moro. ivsn sw. fn
of drawing a pis-ij.from his belt, andoh;8tafc, and the-United Htiuen,0 than any
being seated aad ordered t atart, ha lircd,.tt,,or object which has nitrated the at-
mil injured one o tne ronaers lue restjteuiJuii of the commissioners oT Internal
fiew to arms and quo af them fia3hed ailinnrovf ment.- Tim rr.nn
guri or muskel near fcU "breast j and fhtrartvei Who havb. navjsrated -rraem of b-
othelswereprepingto ihont-him-wh.u1ye.r lon, -hortlieti, tiiroug't Roamoke 8iao, n-ud east of tf.e'!7tb or 21th de- f
. . . . . . .... .. . t ... i.i.i r. .ii i.rurt i ...... . . . n . i . t - . . .
lie- ruut; uu. nv oniini m m u Bi . uii. i us waters 01 (lie vurioiK rivers
to tha 'United Ssfutcs,) w bich lies west oC
the Mi!'is.ip'! riveri except that prta
which is rjiitainwd' in ".the state of Loui '
Kiaort. arid exeent th.it part oT theterritoM
ry wiiicB uoscorin oi lae-aiRie trrxi'niJ-ii
urprise, and very'uiueli hurl at the los-s., falling into' Albemarle bound, 'formerly
i.f hi munev. Mr. Jl. l Edward a Inn trl fit' I hp! t' M' fill tm f.irt nAuan I Iii-aiiis
in A'orthumptr.n Cunaty, that Inlet .aiid 1 think they could agai
of his money
his name, from
am
Caroliiia. He i here iu distress, ami hisi he en ta .Irafe-dirtclimu with a rnrouura-
iri. tjds, by yerciakie- this kn.iwnltiv s'niaM exjicuse. If the k'tc.am .Plan "A.
lately i8.Teo,ti,a,' is worth any thing, i
through your paper, will hear oi it soon-
. . i" I . . H, .... ... . !, n .
er tuail ll lie was i'i v riic w uic i'
may iio cmiwyl j;, o.-'eiiiiia--(his eariHl
I am, 3ir, your most ob'df serv't.Jwith tfj ::i . tn. et. The Albemarle,
J.MES JONES.' Sioi..d will aj,:..t vessels drawing fr,in
IS to 10 .feet water to Kdentoii, uiid per-
itii'ie-AiiUli'S. - i lllP8 " ) moutti Small vess-U oi
(ingiit ue uro-iglit ih(u ihcse
;j.;red and provisioned. An
tbeir mind beooniB expanded ; th?v arc
taagHt to know the world, mankind, and
tb part they, have to act they are to
appreciate their rights, and to baconr;
Mifiejently enlightened to preserye thei
i.p in ehemiiial inquiries. Iheu felie re
turns to th prloor, ,-uns over a cato-iiK-t
on the piano, p!av with her chil
dren, and .iuilly'coirvfjises with Ital-
laffgcntleuian on tho b-tauties of iiso &
avertyt so much crood is to he tterihod!ri i.to Cart tbero be any lhlif more
J tho .liberality ol tbe state. But haW.tcii-'htful than this melange of the uselul
"nuet no alaiiua V,n i!ip iiHtA r I 'tlie'.ml ;,riimr.riiil ?'J'lieo let it be
ttardy oak to be, t'immed and nourished, C0Hraged let these two female aemina
d the Under ivy neglected f are we tojrj,, he placed.under tiie auspices of the
WlttVaie the rose, and disregard the . vio-'sjate let the education of woman engage
1,1 '.Ifaror.it will ba saiiS that grrlsjur attention as rnneh ,a-i it did ibal ol Ue
J"y participate und du parlijjipata in the. Romans. What isulhe cot in eompari-
- ui me siatc, Out then there are no
cadeiaiej exclusively for females, which
son
werve any public patronage.; I hve
Wways coBsidered I hat -females, after
Saving attained a, certain age. should n t
u proaiigcuoasly with boys it ma)
Teste-early and anmetimM tmnrooer at-'
tAchtueiita it impairs that mutual res
pect and delicacy w hich should bo ever
erupuloasly observed between the sexes
-lf Bnmr.1... . f . . . -t
:. uicitMica prumoies commence wiiu
'Jt emulation, indiBwreoce tyithout at
'BBieuti. After a young lady has ar
"'a at the-age tt twelve years, her edu-
n should bo completed amouts fe-
ieion v. - " ' - ' .
.Thejiappiegt days I ever passed, were
FROM THE HALIFAX C0M?lLCa.
To Jits Excellency Johs KHAfccn--'
Governor nf 5 forth Carat' na.
Sin Permit n:e to ruake a tew re
,nrk on several subjects, which ore, in
a great measure, iimiyr your manageiueril
and uirectiun :
1st- Thei-ysten of education in our
univerhily is very defective the studeim
of that seminary, on their leavit-g u, tire
far from possessing. that .kind of know
ledge, which can render them ouajitieil
f7r die various oliices and duties of civil
t i Jo. -They know nothing of the duties
appertaining to the military or naval ser
vice or the mechaoteal or agricultural
arts ; and are .entirely novices' io, the
Reienee of legislation.- Tb,e I le, .re.ujiir.-in-
a siuJrntlio have a koowiedse of the
war
nvtrs, re-
iuiineuse
onaiility of sJnp timiier, paval stores, un:i
provisions, might he pioturrdon the va
rious, riveis failing into. t:m tSouud.
.Should there be any liifiieuliy of gt-'ttiug
ships, over' the bm , it migl.t be inagieal
menMire'obvitiUil iv Uie om. c-f 'btiovant
ree cf west longitude, (agreeably to
vieiiisii s map; una somn oa me iidw,;
wnrcn may uc csianiisuou lor mo nonun.
em boundary for f!;e proposed state of
Missouri (iu su-!:Rtance, to exclude-
slavery ffum the whole eountry west ojf
the iVUssissipp'i. exefpt in Louisiana, Ari
IjanraW, nnd Missouri.)
Thii rn( ion was, nfier srme di?CHs
sion, decid-.-d in the nrgative, by yeas and
nays, as fllov$: , -,i
j'or yif. i riinmc s nmenumeni .vi.es,
srs. li.irriil, Dana, Dickersonj Horsey,
Hnnicr, Kii-g of New York, InmiW
Lnwrie, Mf'ljfn. Mor.il, Otis, Palmer,
Parrot t, l?..iwrs. Rug?le, 8ufordf
1'ir.henor, Tnu;?r''fl, "Van Dyke, WiUoa
30. ...... '
A.ga5iit it Messrs. r.arbonr. Brown,
Cu'oii, 14? lint, r.dvtt'!'' -aiUard, JotW-,
2'j0 s siiiiing (it ni'V of the northern
pol ls., esseU would avoid the daiyeri.
of tbe 6';n(i, ()criicoek Bar, and the
Shoals oil Cape ilateras.
Permit rue to give you a feint sketch of
the conimerce which would pass through
this canal i The best wheat laud in the
state lies on lire I'errj'jimni.itts and Fas
ijijolankrivers j larg (rant 1 1 i-s of it are
ma le in every eoimy njith of the 5o:iiid.
tt is snipped in .niiall' vesaij tbrcngli
Curritiick Inlet, (where t tie water is oAly
3 t-3 feet on dio bar) t-r TJaltimorel'hi
ladelp'tiu and New-York. Tbe iinantity
I luniber, which is got-from the swamps
liinn aud gfeek languages, btl'ore he eau
e.-iter (lie University, .should Uaexpjoded.
rsome have not the time, and otheis have
not tho means t ueojiife a knowl,odg? ol
these lahguagiis : nor can the acHisitior
he ftl'unv impiirtanee hot to persons in-
teuiieil lo oeeome leac-iiers in sejimm. or , a,j fisewhere mi the sfreiiaiS of trie Albe
tniullow some one of . ih learned pro- j ,;,IV, i -y S(.und, is very grr at. Much ol
with the advantage ? nothing. lf,fessions. Whereas, a knowledge ol yo- j tijis m.-N its way in NorfoHs ihroegh , the
money cannot be raised for the obieet then !graphy, history, malhi'niatics, aslMHoiiiy. i Oiimal Bvvamp Canal, and ';a. great deal
tai the batchelors a very fair tax "for 'j navigation, reneU language, natural l ls shipped to tho jiorihuni and West. in
such a purpose, and 1 do therefore hope philosophy, civil ami piHitieai (iaw, ai
that the good intention wuicit leu ione icasi a Kuowu-ug-i m i;mniuric -nu.-
rreommeiidalion, aud lho good; results mentaries, IbeConsiiiuiimisof the States,
which may bo confidently anticipated, and of the Uuited States also the Sta-.
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tues or mo oiaie ami u nneu nuues,
some treatise on the Nws of nations) is of
the almost importance tn'meu of every of
fice, class and profession.. It is well
known lo yon, tjiat the libraries at the
University, indiilercnt as they are, 'aro
the best in our stale ; and if ' no person
may induce the members of the Lirgisla
ture to Simla beniiioaully on the prniiusi
tii)U, and open their . hearts ana public
nurses toeeiher, and I promise thai each
of their wive and sweet hearts shall re.
yard them with a kiss.
HOW AUD.
! .Itleeting of the Members of the Le,e;isfatire.
A notice nail rjeeu lernp si me uoor oi
chool with the jrirls we were an idle the House f De'legates for the members
IM nf-.i.il ' . . .. .. ... ... : .1 . . . .
can eet access to them, lint to those who t tfreat expense, to : the Vireiuia mar
have been wading. for four op five year kets, from the Dan, Staunton, tlie Upper
through the latin and.greek, looking into Koartoke, together with the vast'nudotity
notluiia but ..Virgil aud Horace, Homer of pork, drove frettbis slate to Virsi-
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or children played all manner of'of both Houses of the Legislature to con-'and Xecophon ; a groat part ol the -tise- nia, would take a new direction Ply
ona another in. se.hool. vene' at o oclock n W eduesday evening,, fulness juiended by those Jibraries, will mouth would bo an immense mart. Ships
nnrl .. . r . 'i v ..!.'" in . a . . . i i . j . - .
mow tiall'd one another out of it in the DelejratesHall .to uommate ij.ieo- be lost. , tne pian oi euucaiion aaopt- wouid sail direct from it to all ports or
tors of President and Vice IVesident ot edinvthe.-University, was pUeeil on a the world' Millions of Wealth arising
to JJ. States. -"-.'--'.- more liberal tooting, it woplu-be. ol un- from the products of-our .uresis, rivers
Lam evenfnt they accordingly met. Mr. meuse advantago to the State.Snany per- and fields, would pars, through IheaVew
4. "w nuuiuci vui ui n iu
fleeted our studies ; the result of all the JJ. States.
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t luuiiift u L r.friiLr-Kii Ana.
.lool fa 6r wild nations and sot mar-BauksrSpoakeroftheHouao of Delegates, sons would then havejlie aid of tho esta lakt-lndttstry and enterprise wontd be
v lue iramaction was so rapid that it was callil to theenajr; anu .vxr. .-nxumuru. ousiimeui, wnij are onurciy uriapie ro pay promoted -anu, tt - tyORres wouia sen
ddered :thein. that . Knno hr:.l Jolerk tn ihe IloBiiaC Oeleeatsi, was.ap'r ' fr. tike tedious procei of learhiua the uo more land en --.cTedd) the ricnest far'
. "flttiii imnrint ris Lr.aa ilia AmnrAii a pric ' mmm - t utuu lauauacTi uuiuiiuct atuuciiu itc i m(ri vniii(i rPTnuin Hninnp-iiH. cuiilciilcu j irir. xitmvte : . ,
fc!r,fro'a ''which had just been brnsb'd!'. The list of Senators and Delegates was to join those classes where the "useful oa the east side of theinouniaios,impry-..bill so as toVcin'g the north line oflltj
---.liia uoy 0 tixtoea'iD tbe teliool ealieu oyer, rreuciii i - "'r"" v uiu& nwguj in mcir imumt xriu nuuiu ucauu iu iaii biiuu u
ale. - ...t v 'touta oi ine tine ptvj""T
vessels, known m the Kuisi.n noi ls of . . .. lt..t-r. J..i.nn .r l.nniaiana '
the 'Ue .Sea, by the i;ina. of cmuem. jr:, 0j, AU'-r.c.'i, Lcukf, Lloyd, Logan,?
i't. ............ .'i.:. ij-.. .' i ' '.' . . .... r, j . i
l 'o , t u'ui, wooiu savi- vj.ct; Ai cie, j'tuKnev, r.easanis,
ST!. ... : i..j .. i I v ... . .... in .ii I
Smith, JSiolics. luymr, t nomas, vi aiKer
nf Alniaoia, Walker nf Georgia, NVU-f
Jiams of aiiJiissippi, WiHias of Tn-
nessee ii. . ' ,.M
The question then recurred onMr.J
Thtmai'i aniynrfmeiif, which is io thei
following words . ' . -f
".Jindb?. tt further enacted, That in all j
that tcrritorv eeded by France to the Uni-il
led States, u:i'der ihfi name t.f Louisiana
whieh lies north of thirty-six degrees ana
thirty minutes" north-latitude excepting
only sy,ch part thereuf as i included
vviihio the limits of the state contemplat
ed I'T this act, slavery " ami irtrolnntary.j
' T . .a' . I. l at. A nttntdlf .. I
servitude, oiiierviiso man in um jiumhuy
m.eut of crimes., whereof the party shall,!
have been duly convicted; shalj be and i
hv forever prohibited Provided, al-h
'.iys,"rbataoy person escaping into tbe
same, from' whom, labor or service is Taa
fully claimed in any sraie or lerruwrjr v.
the Umted States, sucn luguivu um .
lawfully reclaimed, and convey ed to tn
person claiming h is .or her labor or set )
ulna a nforeSRid." .' . j '" . :'
On fhe adontion of this amendmeut thHj
qnestion waMaken by yeas and naysanv
de'enoiBed in-the ajirmutive, a ; JaMows
For the amenduifitJr -Messrs. Browu
Burrill,-DanaV Dickerson,' Eaton. Ed
wards, Horsey, Hunter iohnson of KJen'
lucky, Johnson, or, Louisiana, King, '
Alabama; King, of NejvYork,- Lanmaii!
Leake, Llnyd, Lo!;any;Xqriei JVlellep
ii .i i.lmor. Parrot. Pinknev
Roberts, RugglesSanford, Stokes, 1 1 ho?
mas Tichcnor Trimble, Van Dyke, Wa,.
ker, of Alabama, vyiUiaan, of Tennes
see, VVilson -3 : . , i
A'ainst the amendment --Messw
Barbour, EHioS. Oaillard, Macon, Noblti
Pleisanis, Smith, Taylir, Walker,
Georgia, Williams, of MtiiuippirU
Mr. Trimble then moreg to ameaa irj
dia .markets. The grWs products of the
Herring and Shad Fisheries, amount le
at least. glOO.tiOO per annum and mur
than 30,0.10 bhls. of Indian Cora per-an
num is shipped from tbe rivers flowing
into tho Suuud. Many thousand barrels
of tar pitch, and turpentine are ".also
shipped.- It' the canals through the ses
bank aiid'and" round the-fulls -ef-Iloan-ohe,
should be completed, ail the tobaeo,
'cotton and flour, which is now waggoned.
toflni it aiaieea-ia lea seiiooi canru a. icami. '-- - -------- ------a -.- o ' , '"a
a- h "suit Tifr this system wasDelegatef . Many of the ciembef of th Logliia East ladia company were obliged atale. -
'south of the line Ptopo
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