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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

The following summary Of the situation Of tho
State Bank Of Alabama, is by tie facetious
Noah.
An expose of,he condition Of the State Bank
of Alabama was made last month. II has
S}39. Gl3 Of its own notes in circulation. and
$50 SIG IN specie 10 meet demand, besides
1921 in counterfeit notes Reckoning The ooun
terfeils as spscir, they have issued little over
eight dollars IN paper FOR 04s OF specie. They
nave a considerable lot OF bank furniture, nills
of exchange, notes OF several banks, and other
~earables 10 make up ;he balance The bank
is considered in very healthy condition by the
Aabamans. We therefore put it down as
prime.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
THE VIRissNiAN.
EYNCHBURG, ZEN p. 1870.
CnNSISrEN Wy

The editor oi the Euantr.t has bean asse,t-
ing tor twenty years, the reasonable projects
OF The Eastern Frederalist-and thought Mr..
Madison RICH, in giving Hcory 500 900,
n convict them ofan attempt to dissolve the
unon But siuce Mr. Adams has animated
tina, these Federalisls had at one time designs
hostile to the Union-alI is changed with this
consistent gentleman He does not now wish
NJ Adams to plunge himself deeper by naun
deri & farther with tins correspondeuce--and
he calls upon others or their descendants, 20
whom public opinion has assigned the rank Of
leaders of the Federal Party. 10 purge them.
selves or their ancestors by similar lnerroga.
tories.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
MARkETS THIS WEEK

Lirerpooi Jan. 5-Thcre has been no chnnge
IN the value oil any article of th. Corn trade
this day week the general demand has been
very limited, but holders lparti eularIy OF
Nhcnt) are 6rm. aud the quantity of this grnin
NJ present pressing on the market is unusually
ANAL. though al the same time we believe the
stocks "a be increasing,
LoadOH. Jan. a.--'rhe Corn mnrke, was very
well attended by Country buyers this morning
who expected 10 pun chase Wheat on low terms
on account OF the heavy market, but as the
holders were firm. few purchases were reported
Till tow ards thu close the market, when con.
sales were effected at rather hi gher
prices than on Monday, although the imports
ot Foreign Wheat were 5000 qrs. Oats were
rsth.r pressed upon the market nj lower rates.
In other Mtlclest ere was no alteration since
Monday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
EDGE HILL.

We repubIish the following from The Enquir-
er, by the request of friend, who is himself
great critic in all literary productions but
who esteems more highly the taste Of the aides
in works of fancy, than that Of gentlemen -
Edge Hill is certainly work creditnbie 10
the author, and will well repay the lovers of
light reading the expense Of a copy, and ,hc
time of perusing il.
TO THE AUTHOR OF EDGE.ulLL.
thank you in behalf of NV scx, fsr the
charming production which you havr ushered
into light. hope it will he generally read,
and | Nm sure ii will Gud its way to The pub
lac admiration. II is true, Sir, that Won will
have TO encounter the difficulties Of all Au.
thors, and especially Authors OF genus There
viii always exist an anxious tribe Of snBrle,s,-
men OF little souls, who will depreciare what
they cannot equal and hate that excellence
they canNot reach There are others whose
minds are so inveteraiey ignorant or preiu-
dic<d, nothing will induce them to believe thai
{" native Author can possibly possess merit or
If perchance they are compelled 10 admit the
claims ola Cooper or n Sedgewck. they WI
yet coniend that in our Southern cline, whore
every thing else is fertile the mind alone is IN.
fruitful. know not, Sir,-lfyour work should
find its way TO the North, as it most certainly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

AlARkEis

There has heen f.w transactions IN the s,a.
pie article. oi produce Cor srsernl days past
owing 10 the seyc,c cold weather. Tobacco
still brisk anil IN dsmand-len dollars the hun
dred Is becoming n more common price. -
Flower Is duh ! a little declining From SO 10
SO % !. the price from he Wagons. Wheat
has ikew se fallen--ihe millars are now only
giving 81 10 IL tire bushei. very little coming
in. III othe, articles, we believe there Is no
mater, hange
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
Sale Of Iomn Property an d
L "A N ID.

EDURSUANi 10 a decree nj the Superior
u Court III Chanccry. for the Lynchburg
district, rendered on the 18th day OF Octobrl
1923, IN cause between William A. Clark
Plaintiff against Henry Clark aud others deten.
danIs. The Undersigned Marshal of the SAID
court will sril ON the premises inr cnsh in the
iown of Lynchburg, ~ 2 leel nI ground with
a commodions dwelling house and other i'm,
provenenls on uesdny the loih day Of March
1929, n"d on the premises DO acres Of Land
lying on the waters Of Flat Grefk, adjoining ~
lands OF Rowling Ward and others. AZ acres
adjoining the above tract Of Rowling Ward
aud others on Thursday the 10th day " March
1920, aud an the premises IN the county of
Campbell, lS7 ncres lylug on holeys Creek
adjoining the innds OF Richard Callahan, james
oharer aud olhers, and 66 acres III SAID county
on the Moth fork Of Seneca adjoining the land
OF William Ghrson and others, on Friday, the
18th day OF March 1920. The above sale,
will take place on the days above namrd Il ii
weather be talr, ii not the next fair day there
after, Sundays except d.
IHOS. A HOICOMBE, Mar.
Feb. q. inds5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
,NrrRrs TlNo DISCOVERY.

W understand That Mr., Jabez smith and
Sit Folle, OF Petersburg, have just taken out u
,,,lent for a discovery which promises TO be of
steat importance 10 the cotton planter-ihe OBJ
lecf i 10 separate the kernel of the cotton seed
rom the huh aud thu former to be used in MA
king oil.
Zach bushel Of seed is snid to produce three
quarts Of oil Of a qualify, little, # any, nieri-
nr 10 the lmsccd OIL. aud applicable to nearly ey-
cry purpose for which that species Of oil is EN-
poycd
WE have specimen Of the prepared Kernel
~ our possession FIR which we are indebted to
fhe poll encss 81 n friend-and which will he
promptly shown to any per on who will be
pleased to call Al tins oiiiee.
Richmond Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
MEETING OF NoN.FREEHOLDLRs.

There has been a meeting Of non freeholders
and other citizens of Richmond friendly
to the extension Of the right of suffrage 10
non-ireeholders in the election OF Delegates
to the Convention. it was said 10 be
numeronsly attended Committee of seven
composed of DR.. Rob' Mayo, Gen. J. b. Rar-
vie, 'Wyndham Robertson, James +. Heath,
WIN. Rutherford, and Jno. G. Blair were ap-
pointed to draft Preamble and Resolutions
expressive ofthe sense of the meeting on the
subject for which il was assembled. The pre-
amble is drawn up with mucI, ability, and we
regret that a crowd of other matter will not
permit US at present TO publish it in extenso.-
We suhjoin the concluding paragraphs withthe
resolutions
Notwithstanding the irresistible strength Of
the conclusion that The community is the
whole free people of lhe commonwealth, and
not rich and favored few. the bill 10 organ
lie a Convention, proceeds upon the contrary
suppositIon, and recognizes the ireeholders a
lone,.as composing that community. From
which il follows thai either the authors of the
bill of Rights are in error, when they assert
the right of the community Ia change their
Government, or that the General Assembly in
undertaking 10 confns and limit this right 10
a select class, have committed glsring usur-
patton upon the rights of the great mass Of the
people. How this dilemma will be determn-
ed by the people of Virginia and by the world
we feel not a moments doubt.
!, has been enormously imagined and is ar
gued by many, who concur in the wish that
the non-freehoders shall be admitted 10 the
rights of men, that this cannot be done bnI
by the intervention Of n Convention and that
i, is incompetent for them TO exercise the righi
until liberated by provisions of pewC onsli,a
ton. We cannot yield oar assent to the truth
of this view of the case Ills characteristic
of our State Constitution. that whatever is not
prohibited by t,pnay lawfully be done by the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

MARsnAL'8 SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

WNN0TIAL oALE Of KEAL E0I y,
UDURSUANl 10 a decree of the Superior
Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchburg
district rendefed ON the 18th day Of May, lb27
IN Il cause between Thomas HlgenbCiham,
jas Brown and Robert Rivrs. Merchants aud
Partners trading under the style aud firm Of
Thomas Hgglnbotham Il co. plns against
Lindsay Bunk, aud WIN. Hannah, defts The
undersigned Marshal ofthe ,ad court will sell,
on the premises, in the county of Amherst, on
Friday the 2oih day Of February, 1920, If far,
if not, the next fair day thereafter, for clsn, a
valuable tract OF land, containing 800 acres, ~
ing in Amherst county, in the neighborhood OF
Waugh's Ferry.
7. A. HOLCoMBE, MARSHAL
Jan. % w4wii1G
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Marshal's sale of Fine Dan river
L & " ID.
Feb l6.

DURSuANf Ton decree al the Superior
u Court oil Chanoc'y, for III. Lynchhn,,.
District, rendered on the Goth day Of Octobr,.
ls2b. IN n causa between Saml bnbney. yup,-
dian Of WIN. n 1oha L.. aud Mildred IT, DAB.
n'., ~. against seml. H. Dabney aud other.
deiIs.
he undersigned satshal Of The said court.
VIII seIl, o. TIN premises, nrm Milton, IN Tia,
county OF Phtsylvn i'h on Wednena, the llih
Jay OF March, 1929, II fair. II not The next lnff
hny thereafter, on u credit of0ne and two year.
valuable tract of Land. wing ON ban itiyI
containing between aud 800 acres. Bond w,li
security will he required Of the purchaser, ami
the liilr retained until the pas ueni # tho pui
chase money IA made The abose ,rac, of lana
Is worthy the attention Of capitalists. NJ the pap
kse' Is nov narighblr 20 the Ihnd.
Feb Q I'd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
IHF LEGISLATURE.

While we were expecting tha return Of our
Representatives 90 d,ch homes, We find them
seriously engaged in the rerg Pro@cbl' discus.
sion Of The resolutions Of the committee on the
Anti.Taria Resolutions Of Georgia and South
CaroIina--when this discussion viii end. or
when the Legislature viii adjourn we know
NOT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
EDITORIAL CHANGE.

In consequences Of Mr.. Marcclus smi,h's
i'll heath, he has disposed Of his intrre5tin the
Constliuti nal Wing, u Me.,s l. sha Baker
and Josiah &. Abbot, Both the Constitutional
and daily Wing, vii hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of Pleasants, d Go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
MARsHAL's SALE OF LANDS.

Thh)iaia , JAIL VT LatHbO'
HDt kSGANl 10 decree of ir Superior
u Court OF Chancery, for the LynchhuTg
District, rendered on the 18th day OF UctobrG,
1928. IN a cause beteen Pleasant Murphy
Plt. against Henry Brown 81. and Samuel Clay
tor, Defts. the undersigned Marshal vi the
said court. will sell, on the premises, N the
county OF Bedford, on Thursday the 9th day oil
February, 1920, If fau, II not, the nexi fair day
thereafter, NJ auction, for cash, one tract Of
Land, on which Pleasant Murphy now esides,
lying on Goose Creek. containing five hundI ed
aud eleven acres. Also, the interest of sad
Murphy in tract or parcel of Land, confirming
fifteen acres. There are CERTAIN restrictions and
reservations, made IN the deed OF trust. convey.
ing the above Lands which will be made known
on the day of sale. r A. HOLCOMBE.
Jan. % idsI7
~ The above sale ~ postponed ill Wrdnes.
day the 18Th day OF April, on which day If fan,
II not. the next far day thereafter, it will lake
place I. \. H., NJ.
Feb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
AGA

MTR. WIN HAkNAN iakes his method of
lFH Informing the public, ih1f be vii rrsunr
his hulIes AZ instructor OF Music On the Pian1
Forte, laflonet and Flute in this place, in tn
course OF two or three months reference As to
1nali6 atoms, terms &c },r. Wm ". Nortrll.
capt. 9aml. l. Wait Mr.. L. f. Bowen or Can't
]. f.. Noryell. Is
Neb. IS
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M A7kESIAGES.

Married, by The Rev. Snml Armi.iend on thr
Th Inst Mr. - DAVENPORT to Mss
MARTHA, daughter Of Mr.. 1arlion Jones.
BY the same, on the OH Inst. Mr. NATHAN
TANNER 10 Miss NANCY, daughter Of Nh.
Branch Tanner, nil Of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
EXCHANGE.

bhAf lS-on Nes York, Philadelphia, Bal
,sn IRE, Washington city. Richmond aud
-fiershnrg, for sale at "A small premium,
ana IN sums TO suit purchasers, at the lottery
s"a exchange Office Of B.W. HI.WSON,
successor 10 :. 4, VI, Allen II Go,
Lyuchbnrg.
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Trust Sale Of Negroes. Nc.


A h Saturday tie 2lt Fee. 1920 ue w;l
" sell, NJ public aociinn. for cash befo,,
the 'front.' door OF the Market House. in The tow,
OF LYncbo"Ig, five valuable negro boys, tp vii
Addison, OF 10 years Of age, Elisa about w
or l3 y ars OF age, Richard about 10 or IL
years OF age, Randolph, Of about the same age
and Epah 10 or II years old also a waggo,
aud tour horses The sale viii br made IN tu,-
sna1ce OF 4 trust deed Of record IN the Clerks
office OF Amherst county curt, executed by
Christopher lspel 10 ihr undersigned on the
lOlh say OF September, 1877, for the purpose
of uring debt due ~ him 10 Nathaniel
Winston. BY the provision ol the deed the mr.
perry will he sold whether In or on, Of nlace
As trustees we shall only convey such ,igh, M
the deed vests IN ms. but the title is brl,eyed ga
be good SAMUEL GARLAND. 1Tyus.
ROGER q. IOMpkiNS. tees
The above sHle Is postponed until Friday,
97th fri ruary. 5. GARLAND.
Re-. ToNPKlNS.
Feb. %. ,d,55
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

-. aciBs .rr. aA.ie tho p, c'a.aes N co.
..,,os the customs cor Is2o cost 81 per oenI.
r.a., at suv wing 2sales Of the Public Lands
va .Thgre are noe aIo,273 800 aores Of land
.....d, 81 aud which II sold a, the pee.
s.,, nj -. ,icdtei ing 'st OF sale. would yield
,,stt revenue tofhe Treasury OF 500, oi2, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
Sate Of Land ona Aero,
Feb Q

Wdr7ha|s 'Snle n Ldnd ond heprocy.
d EuRouANi 10" decree of TIE Superior
n to"r Of 1hnncc,y. Tor The Lynchb,,p
district, rendered on tine 27th dsy OF Ortobr,.
1873, N causr between Charles &. Pauerso,
rli. aud Robot Campbell AID others def.
the undersigned Marshal ofthe said Conrt vii
sell on the premises Al tho mill oi Charle, {.
Patterson, IN the county of bedford on Iup.
day The 2lth day Of February ls2p if fair. /.
not. the urxt tar day thereafter, II auction for
cash, all that tract o. parcel Of ihnd cooyc,
ed TO Charles {. Patterson, b, deed wat,an, ~,
gun, lying on the nortn west side of the man,
road leading ltom Bore Augur TO Liberty, ,on
which irac mere !, n tnG Manufacturing MIN
the following slaves whh their increase. t,ui,
sam. TOBY, Edmund, Mary, inendn, n, ISon.
Les's and Bur"el aud -, tie same II,ne AMI
place a tract Of land Oh Goose c,erk. ad;oinip,
TIN lands of Robert Eilint, aud Others. contain,
ing one hundred and Eve acres, more or less.
"so tour negroes TO VII Nancy. Caleb, Lydia
aud Lucy, VI h their increase
I. A. HOLCOMBE MARSHAL
JIM 20 w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
OIfITU AIRY.

Died, in Franklin county, the 81 nat. Col
EDMUND TATE, worthy and h,gply estee.
med citizen.
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SUGAR CROP.-A letter from New Orleans
iy tn snip John Linton, OF New York, dated
ihe 10Th January says" There will be def
cicncy 10 the Sugar crop ofat least 10 or 20,-
U0 hhds. owing TO the Cane not yielding as
mufh rs the Planters anticipated, in making
'helr estimates early in the season and the
ssvrre cold W have had will inure the balance
oil the Cane if any warm weather should ensue.
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EORTlnN NEWS

by the arrival the snip Njmrol from Ii
v"rpool~.-da'cs from that place OF the 9th. aud
Iondon Of The ID January, have been received.
They contain no political news of the least i'm
portance What relates 10 markets viii he
found unde, our commercial head.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

Gen. 5roa.-lt is said thai this gent leman
on leaving Washington, placed his resignation
in the hands of a friend, with Instructions to
tender II to the President on the 4th OF March.
if on that day Major General McComb be in
conmand OF lilo army.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
~ Y u + f y.

YNUST received and for sale, al rerg reduced
y pr1ccs, a very large assortment ot Snnfs m
Botties, Canislers, Jars, Bladders andkeggs'
HOWEI DAVIES.
Feb % e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
rrsr or PERFECT VACCINATION,

All prrsous should insis, on the family sur
-. ,,.i,,g the test discovered BY nr. Bryce,
II Eainaurch. L consists in vscrinaiing on
m. olh,r arm, tron ihr one first vaeeinetrd.
II the first has been perfect. both I'nssnes " III
,,n,n prcriseiy at the same time II ihis does
moi tak. pl4cr, the cons tuition has not been
.,,,ne ~ aly-c,.d, and vaccination must b. ret
ara,pt. 1bi. srmpe aud easy scelriiy ought
never 10 he neglected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

The James River Canal. nea Richmond has
again broken, which prevented, for several
days, the running OF boats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
PURE Old
NJ n Id EZRA WINE.

nNoN by Pipe, harreior gallon, az ~
low price rs can he bought in any rnnls
Ne. ~ V'rgihin, the quality being n. good
ron 10 ilONEL DAVIES
Mahys Highly Approved Plaster C.olh
EcOhMENDED bv Dfs. Resh, Physick
- NC f"r The cure ot Ulcers aud Sore
acre breals, boils, corns, cuts. &c.
Howell DAVIES
Feb 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
Lamp and | inseed Oh.

HE subscriber has this In, received q
- good supply oil Uinfsc sfnintd Latnr
oil,and olsoa snppy 81 Linsee Oil
HOW I'll DAVIES.
JAMS
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CLO Err SEED

A SUPPLY q CIoYer seed, received and r..
"A sale oy HENRY DAVIS,
Jan2a, 3w4s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

The Fill reported FROM tho select committee
tor the relief of james Monroe eppropriatcs
g37 e33 for that purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

T. W. I. Gordan Of Albemarlc, is announ.
ced IS a candidate to represeu, the Senatorial
District at prescnt represented by Joseph {.
CabeiI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

Baefelor&-Thc Legislature Of Ohio have
,anI lax upon Bachelors for the support OF
schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

Fire Hbo9.-A fire composed of billets Of
wood not more than IA inches long, will give
u is said more than twa-thirds as much heat as
that made Of wood double that length.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

Paluabie 0f;ce-The American Consushir
at Liverpool, is the most lucrative off &c in he
gilt ofthe government, the income being near
ly eqaaIto that oftbe President OF the U. States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

hr. Oliver, IN his account OF Java, relates a
msrvel'ons tale of large tiger, which visited
a Rampong every night, and carried away all
The carrInn winch was thrown into the street
Tor which he was so thankful that no would
not hnr, a child, but hunted away every othe,
beast of prey and was religiousy considered
Il, the guardian Of the village
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HE M E.:

Whole Tickets s. o0) Quarters ai IS
Hives 81 so
= or sale in the creates, variety Of numbers at
he ever fortunate office az
B. W. HEWSON.
Successor 10 Messes 6. 4 VI. Allen & Co
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GOLDEN tRUIT.

Trees are rented in Bengal jn.i as lands and
hoases are IN This country \ mango tree
produces one rupee annually; cocoa-nnt
rigbt an 5, jack one rupee, tamarind Que
rapee, beteI.n n four anas, lime four anas
SNOW.-rhe depth of snow in the vicinity
nfQneber stated to be upwards o. four feet.
Much injury has been sustained, particularly
IN the new settlements. by he weight OF the
snow crashing DOWN the roots OF barns and o.
der out houses On the 25tu Jan. the thermo-
neter was down 10 10 degrees below zero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
New York Consolidated.

Chances So, Halves 10 60, ona,ietsslQ5
The drawing ot the above veil br rep,d,,l, a..
ce,yod a, the Lottery and Exchange Office of
q ". HEWsON
Successor 10 S. n NJ. Allen L. Co.
Feb 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

A Scotch weaver in Nashville, (Tenn.) who
has attained the great age of 105 years, can
weave yards of cloth and walk 10 miles per
day. He walks upright and steps firm.
John northumberland has a
letter to his address in the Baltimore post office
From late census it appears that the num-
her of qualified veters in Arkansas Territory is
476l. The population is therefore supposed to
be about 10000.
DEATH FROM FEAR. During The thunder
storm on Sunday night, lady residing in
Courtland-street, New York, was very much
alarmed and went to bed As the storm in
creased, she became exceedingly agitated, and
at length tit seized her. Before medical as.
sstance could reach her she was corpse.
DEDIcATIoN. The Evangelical Congrega.
tonal Meeting House in Bolton, the corner
stone of which was laid II months since. was
dedicated on the Sd inst. There were about
1900 persons present, about 1400 of whom were
enabled TO take part III the exercises.
A NEW OFFICE. Caleb Atwater of Ohio. rs
appointed by the President, to examine Inc
minerals between Mississippi River and the
Rocky Mountains. He has 81 per dav, for
about four years. The account will stand a
per day for AGO days, $rl ,6so--$8 for every
90 miles, say 1000 miles; $800-total ST., 4S6
for picking up stones Can the farmers afford
to pay at this rate for clearing their pastures
ANDovER THEoLoGIc&L SEMINARY. At a
meeting held last week, The Trustees of the
Andovor Theological Seminary, elected the
Rev. Benz. b. Wisner, ID. d., Brown Professor
of Pastoral Theology and Ecclesiastical Histo.
ry, in place of Rev. James Murdoch, D. D.,
removed.
That impudent virago, Anne Royall is at
last in fair way to meet her deserts. The
Grand Jury of Washington city have found an
indictment against her as " common nuts.
ance." Unfortunately She has eluded the pu--
suit of the Marshal.
John Quincy Adams late President of the
United States, arrived at the patriarchal seat in
Quincy on Thursday evening last, where he
will spend the summer Mr.. Adams's health is
much improved since his last visit.