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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16


The same paper contains an account OF an
engagement thu, had token place between the
lsench and Turks before Algiers. The posi-.
etions of tire former were attacked by The enc
ny. 10000 strong. on the i9lh Of June. The
Hrench opposed but 10000 fighting men, the
rest being necessary to protect the landing OF the
material from the fleet.
Ihe Algerines made the attack with grea,
ippeiuosiiy and iris STATED that the great utili-
~ OF the precautionary measure ofthe cheyau,
de frize. was fully tested. They were found
very effectual in defending The infantry from
the bordes of Arab cavalry. The fight con,in>
ned six hours, but European tactics and disci-
pne al length prevailed. The loss is not sta.
ted. but 1 is supposed thai il twas very heavy,
especially among the artillery. The Arab. are
better narksInen than the French. The grounu
wss well calculated 10 give advantage 10 irreg
ular ;reogs. j Algerines had several noun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
WEDNESDAY,, jan. -.

The lipus" according - the postponed John
ofdcr - aPdsl ~ JonI Billh w,fh the s..
nate 10 thr Election OF membrr OF The ESecu.
tive Gouncn - supply N" vacancy occssinned
hy the rsnen 'tol Of Nash Leerand ESQ Zap
pointed . oiiice under The 4 ors,es.)
Tue "a ing nominations lof tins purpose
wsre mads aud communicated 10 the Seuate,
viz:
Daaiel smith Cone Of the Delegates from
Rsnawha.) nominated by Nr. Williams OF Ilar
son.
Daniel 4. Wilson Of Cumberland-By MI
Garland of Nelson, supported by Nj. Dunlon
John w Brockenbrough Of tins Guy-By
MIR. Up 'hRw.
George w Nelson Of Hanover--By Mi.
While of Hanover.
William Fuon Of Washington Connty
BY Mr. Keller.
Wyndhan Robertson Of this Ciry-By Mr.
Rurfoot
The following were nppan'eda committee TO
examine the ballots, VIZ; Mes.rs. Williams Of
Harrison Garland OF N, Up,haw, White of
HanPvef, Keller Burloot, Dun,on. Shands.
Ieri'l Saunders, q Ferrall, Ilndman and
Dhndtidge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
/ IEUS.

Gold lines oil con,IdrIa0le extent and vslue
CONTINUE 10 he dscoveien ia VARIOUS paris nj
me COMFY In opo ioyiSA Id county IudIc,-
tIons 81 S'ea promise have been discovered.
In several pats 81 Nonh aud South Csrolina
also, 'ne precious metal is tou.d in great abun
dance
loe Annual Meeting of the Colonization
society was held IN Washington cdy on the
lo'1 INST ana alleud by iare- audience
An unusually great number oil Auxiliary Soc.
eIies were represented. The National Iu,.Ii;
ge"cer states that the Report of the Board Of
Managers dis oses much to cheer the hones
dnd anImat IN" eNertions OF the frieods NJ
colonization.
Col Drayton, m mbcr Of the H of r. from,
1hafIe' on .. c. has wrirten,o hi. c,ns,,,n
en'S' That th"ugh ne had pre- scented and. caosed
70 ne referred 10 the Committee. of io,s,,aI
improvements me y tilion OF the South C.ro-
ina hal Road Company, he could nor w,,bo,,
departure from principles which he had f..
quent'y expressed, support heir applcst,on Inr
ad from The national Golfers.
lhey are discussing with earnestness in Ne,,
io'k the prop e of e ecing IN UnIy.,siv -.
'ht p'Hh OF the Londop University, The scheme
will we think, succeed
On the ION inst. Edward Evere,, i.
i'Vered the Annual Discourse before ,ha 70.
'u''o'"h institute. and an unusually Iaroa
spoken Of "g"y
""er from oavannah, dated January
says 'ne hyaclnths and jessanInes are in
~ anu 'he 'ruit trees are putting forth"
IN mode Island. The Jackson and oppostion
parnes have nominated the same i,d,v;dna,a
~ ~. '"e oi'ce OF Governor and Lieut.. Goy.rnort
lucy must be " on the fence" men.
ms New Orleans Mercantile Advertiser =,
"e <ls' Dec says" Arrivals bv the SO. -
."e'' WIN a few days, have added fearfu,lv ~
"e "unner o. slaves brought to this mart .,
'o' sale. New Orleans is q comn,et. ,na., 8.
,pe domestic slave trsds-and the M,Ssiss;n,,:
neco"''ns Common highway for Tins ,ras"
-, ny whom are these slaves to be n,rcbesae, +,
""n .'ne present crop our. planters Oh,
- pu' l''ie TO advance in that way. nor i =,
rooeo'e mat they will consent TO i,voIv"
e" .'s IN ne" speculatioms until thev c.a
see their way clear '"ey Gao
MI Moore, 1t IS SAID. receives from AIR Mr..
ray; 'ne bookseller, 10000, tor his tor,hcoo,
ing Life of Byron. NO 'o''ncom'
missionary society bas hoo, .
austria, under the patronage nf m. G IN
'he chiei object of which is 10 nrov;d. Mp'
ares Tor the diffusion of chris,iani,u :. ''oi-
America. IN South
.,],, mercantile firm in Portsmouth IN. u,s
~ " OF Messrs. Pray &. Neeie. IL shonlJ
ne reVersed-Knesl and PrGy. '"O'''
Mr.. Monroe has left Washino,o, o;,
'e''"ence IN Loudoun. His health ia Ss;J =, US u.
ome"hai improved. '''u " oe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

After the Isl ballot, Mr. Nelson " "a dropi
by Iulr Of the louse--and after the 81 Mr..
Brock"nbrough WAS dropt. and Mr. Smith with
drawn bv Mt Williams of Harrison
On the Bid ballot. NJ W,lson was elected
Thu House then proceeded 10 the execution nf
the joht order. which had for It's object the elec-
ton Of two tonncellofs IN lbe place Of Mess
Cotton and Briggs. The follow ,ng nominations
were made.
Robert q. Scot, Of this City-Bv Mr.. Booker
OF Amelie, supported b, Nes.rs. Anderson and
Nhre Of X (who stated tina, no had thee years
ago so'ed TO remove hr from the Council
upon an erroneous imp esslpn oil his conduct
during the tete nj Yo,k-thtt hr had since
made II a point To inves * IT. me iarls and was
satisfied he had nni done niustice 10 VII. Scott
on thai OCCASION and he wished now to repair
TN Eip"s also bore ties lnony TO THE quail.
hcaiions aud past services oi Mr - ~ , mem
Ter of the Es culse Council
Col. John Baxter of Pochahontas. BY Mr.
Grimes supported by MIR Stevenson.
Nyndham Robertson was re.nominated by
MIR. Burfoot.
Guy X C.. Allen one of The Delegates of
Preston, nominated by Mr.. Brown of Harri.
son
Eaton anard Of Orange-By Mr. Davies,
supported by Msssrs. Finks aud Voolfolk
WIN. NJ, Fulton. re nominated by Mr.
George.
DR. Thomas T. Aikiason--re.nomnated by
Mr.. Scott
VIM. Vass one OF the Delegates Of the county
o, Montoe-pn, IN nomination 10y Mr.. Brown
Of Bath.
Geo &c seherrer re.nomiosted by MIR. Drum
mond
Inc iol'o"Ing were sppolntcda Committee
70 examine The ballots, VIZ Mrssrs Booker Of
A, GRIMES, Bnrfooi, Brown of Harrison, DAVIS
OF U George, Anderson, Fmks, Scott OF H.,
brown Of b Voolfolk, Whne OR, Stephen
son, nrnmmOnd and Zones
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JOIN Christian sas Of course elected ny
the eighfa ballot.
Nj. Chauoesi.s ae Sas dropt by the ruis
the iohse a. to nd ai the Isl ballot, aud Dr'
Hayes was sttadea0n bs Ar RulneHoo u.
Afsr the - b.lp d.. Atkinson Wa drop
aud DIR. Sehrtfef Withdrawn Nv Mi navy
Aner the 81 b,liai, Nr. Nicholas was dropt
by the rule . me III a.. and Mr., Brown vas
for thu pl..snt Withdrawn ny Mr.. h'chardson
and Al nbroagh t. ~ present " hh-
drawn ~ VI ,'snaw
Aha tna 4tn Dsilc;. Mr.. Baxter was dropt
by the -uif.; VI Rive. oi {. withIrfw Mr..
Nelson. Mr. Jpshaw again Withdrew Nj.
Breosaop ohgh, and Ar. Ryes Of 4. George
Withdrew Mr.. Lyons.
Amer the ) u ballot Nr. Robertson was drop'
by tue rule.
After the oth bsll1t, hr. Fulton WIS dropt'
Aztec ne 9Th ballot, Nc Wilson was dTopi
Ga n zion OF Nr. Mason OF Frederick, ne
t0tre |, That thp JOINT order vi the day lor lhe
elsct1n Of three members Of the Executive
ConaeiI. 10 suppl, the vacancies occasloned ny
the resgna'ion II Wash Legrand, Bsq. aud by
the re nOvsl Jf SBmusl Cotton aud David
Bdgg,, Esq be ,o.tp0ned until tomorrow.
Or}sreA Tbs, VI. Cabe carry thu same to
the Sr"ste. and request their concurrence.
Nj Mason Of Frederick, from the Com.
mit,ee Of Courts Of Justice presented Re.
pof, -Nhich was received aud lad upon the
table.
And bin 10 amend m Act entitled an Act
10 organize CbaF eniion, which was read Inc
first, aud on hi. motion, the second Inn ana
ordered 10 be rec Jminufod 10 the sad Com.
mittee.
4 message VS. received from the Senate by
Mr.. Tarl,r. stating hat they bad agIsed 10
the resolution Tor pos ponmg lhe execution OF
the JOINT orirrs pf 'he lay, Tor the election OF
three Councillors until lo.lnofrow
On mofoa, ord red, that leave Of absence
from he service Of THIS Ipusc. be gwen u
Mr.. Thompson for Ten days from 70 morrow.
Aud Thea, on ,notinn of ir Mason Of Frr
dslck the House adj ,nrned until 10 mo row
J i. o Clulk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROI ENGLAND.

La FsDl II lNNl u EsNhLANp.
The Packet ship Napoleon has arrived al
New York, with london papers 20 the 23d of
December The papers conla lille Of impor-
tance III relation 10 Engish affairs
The effects Of the forts made unEngland TO
undersell and bv tina means TO desloy our
manufacturing establishments, are s,ytre', ~
by a large portion Of the population Of tina
country. In fifteen towns, there were sani \ De
1926 midi lduals whose wages averaged each
not more than , . pence per day.
The merchants OF Liverpool have presented
our late respectable and venerable CONSUL n,
that place MI. Maury, with rich and splendid
service of rlate, Twelve hundred ounces of
which is an inscription in high degree honor.
able TO both the parties CCncernpd.
It's stated from Austrian papers, that the 20
liticsi affairs OF Greece are al length settled.
The precise terms will not bs published, until
they have been submittedto the Sultan, whose
sanction is confidently anticipated, Ii IS how
ever, stated that the l,mfs are enlarged 4 the
absolute independence OF the nation secured
Turkey.-The plague was by no means at an
end either al Odessa or in Moldavia in the lat
ter part of November, but It was checked by the
cold which. fortunately in that respect, had
sal in more early than usual. Hall Pacha, go.
ing on special mission TO St Petersburg, ar
rived in the roadstead Of Odessa on the 9th
November
Greece. The Courier de SMYRNA contains
the following paragraph, under the head OF Sy-
ra -" Count Capo 'lstrias is at this moment
having palace erected nj Lapantn in the Eng
lish style, and barracks for , 0ou men-A body
OF troops IS assembling at Messre, under the
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name Of Camp nfinstruciion : General feyeiis
gone thIther with tao bsttalious of500 men.
The real object of this expedition is not known.
PARIS Dee. 2O--Ihe Gonyo alton OF the Cham
ber Of Deputies Is said TO be fixed for the second
fortnight IN January ,a'fhat the Chamber would
he assembled on the l0h or 18th of + ebruary
The number of Deputies who arrived al Paris dai-
~ increases. Many are already met with IN The
political assemblies. The Deputies ofthe extreme
right appear 10 have received an extraordinary
summons, for almost all OF them are already
al Paris.
Some preach moderaion,announcingt that all
kinds Of authorizations will be proposed TO the
Chambers, and that the Ministry Of the sih OF
August will be more Constiiul ional Than all
those thai We have hitherto seen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

ted by tho COMMITTEES, aud laid upon The Ia
Bile.
Mr. Mason off. from the Committee Tor
Courts OF Jn,tice. lepufled with al amendment
I. hill 10 anand an act ent'led an act 10 organ
Yea Convention. Ihts amendment was ngteeu
10. and the Il Il ordered 10 he cngtosse !.
Petitions seTn prsseord--B Mr.. Anterior
from sund'y citizens OF Bplrioun iof Tie -.
tsbIishrnent OF lie ! WI 81 GIetnNtlic ~ thai
eauo,y aud by Mr. Williams ~ tearlco
from Messis Potter and Brldrn, Mad conirne-
tors. praying n reduction ofthe tolls on fhe X.
aawha turnpike IA th,lf iasor-"hch ~e'e
ftleIIed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 18th inst by the Revd
Thomas Burge' Capt HENRY PATTES0N, Of
buckingham, to Miss MARY A DAWSON.
daughter of the late Rev Lewis Dawson, Of
Amherst.
on Tuesday the l9.h inst. by the
he'. WIN Leitwich, MIR. Wm. FIELD to Miss
MATILDA, daughter of Mr.. Garland Hurt
dec.
=, on Wednesday the ooh, by The Rev
John Ayres, Mr.. CHRISTOpHER MORGAN
10 MISS SALLY, eldest daughter oil Mr.. SAM.
Field dec. all Of Bedford
IN Charlotte county, on the 23d inst
by The Rev. Philip Matthews. of Prince Ed
wa'o c'y: Nr. GEORGE FORE, aged a TO
Miss SUSAN McDUELL, aged 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

After the lst Ballot, Mr. vass was drot,
aud Mr. Atkinson withdrawn by Mr.. Scott,
After The I'd. Mr.. Scherrer was dropt, and
hlessrs Slansrd and Fulton Withdrawn b>
Messs Voolfolk aud George.
ATE, the Sd Ballot, MIR, Baxter was drop,.
On the Ain Ballot, Guy X, c. Allen was e.
Isclsd.
In the election for Councillor . surplv tho
vacancy otcasioned by the removal OF DAVID
Briggs.
MI. Stands nomina ed James LYONS.
Mr.. Hansbrough nominated Wyndham Ro.
berson.
Mr.. Cabeii nominated George w. Nelson.
Mr.. Booker OF A., nominated Robert G.
Scott.
Mr.. Richardson of Jas. City, nominated, Bev.
erly B. Brown.
Mr. Williams of ii.rrison, supported the no.
mination ofG. w. Nelso6.
Messrs. Guerrsnt and Burfoot, supported
Wyndham Robertson.
Mr.. Anderson supported Robert G. Scott.
The results Of the ballots were as follow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
ERInAY. Jan. %.


The House sal late, and went through a
great deal OF bus'ness.-lhey passed all the
engrossed bills, many of which were explained
ana some debate, besides attending 10 other
concerns.
The communication from the Senate inform.
ed 'hem that they have Srassed the bill to
change the palace of holding separate
elections, in the counties of Campbell and
Morgan,
On motion of Mr. White of Rockbrdgp
me Hon'e cane 10 the RESOLUTION. hm mhen
IN. House adjourned on The Oh ddy of, Eebru.
ny netl, they nil adjourn 10 the 3lst day of
March Anerk THIS resolution was carried
without debate, by vote of - to 5s
The following Eugrossed Bills were read
mr. time and passed. viz a bill ITO autho-
rize the Executive of the Commonwealth TO
arm the Militia OF the 2lst Brigade, or any por-
Ion thereof Ii gave rise sto some little
debate beween MIR Fisher in support of the
bill, and Mr.. F!nks in opposition, turning upon
Inc point whether II was e1Pedieni. on accoun,
OF the coloured population, to pat arms into
The hands ot the ci'izsns on the Eastern Sho,e1
=" 10 authorize the raising, by way Of Lottery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

10 twas objected to Mr.. Adams that he
was too fond Of E'qneIte-and too much dis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-27
.ilexamaria Canal

meeting of'he Commissioners appointed r. re-
ccve sub crppns "a the stock "f The Alex 'ndr'a
anal Cump,ny h"Id 4 th' Mayors Office IN h'eAan'
| iria 4,h June, l8;0-Present:
Jahu Roberts Charles Bennett,
Piintss lamnev Edmun' l. zee,
Robert I, Ia, lO-, Colin Aud
III mason f. Wa,on, Henry Daing.:h,lL,
Hugh Sni'h, George Trent,
\ g az .npye, Jonathan Butcher.
". II Hiller,
On notion, fDs LEE WAS appointed Chairman,
and ~. NILLSa secretary
0rlerei ihU luoks Of subscription be opened Gu
Nund the II rn,ttnt At the following Banks, VIZ
Ink Il Mex ,ndra, under the Jonah Thompson and
superintendent: OF q l.. McKenna
. . :, thiuess Janney and
"''> Vi '''''N'' Charles Page
. Richard " Scott and
farmcry' Bank Of A!exsndris, ; Iahn LIFT
Nechanic,' Bank Of Aleyan. George Brent snd
dra. }Chsries Chap'n
Office of Discount arlS Deposit SAINT. VI smith and
Bank ofthe U s Washington Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, W inches obed Waite and
ter, 5H. n. Brent
Office of Discount and DEPOSIT (p.o;.I .nd
Farmers Bank of Virginia &C. Oct
al Winches,er
Office OF Discount and Deposit U II. Henderson and
Bank ofthevalIe., Leesburs IS Edwards
Office uf Discount aud Deposit } 7Loo cs.oco,a
, n."a 0''he Valley Charles vm. Brown
Extract from tire Minutes:
EDM {. LEE. Chairman
w. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
june ?-3tawtl Aug
81 The National INTEL gencer Winchester Repub
lcan. Chsrlestown Free Press, and Lecsburg Gen MS
OF Liberty, Wil insert the above week iili 10th
August, and serd their accounts to this Office
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g Economy the surest Rood Ia HenHh."
a. i,aM,NNHd
VOV4TOP 4. CO4T DRESSER

DtSPECIFUILY informs the inhabitants oi Alex
andra and its vicinity, thu he has opened an ~.
mblishmert on King Street, Attaining W. hsDton''
Frank H,,sse HOTEL where he viii ,cour Goats, Pan
falcons, and waslcoats, Of every description. blue,
nlack dr.h plan eHt,rel, different fr IN that
pursued by Dyer, and peculiarly h'' own Upon ex.
ANIMATION nf the articles secured b. him, they wll be
found and pronounced b! good judges TO be very lit
tie iaferir to new ones The securing wi not mjure
the shape OF the collars.
Spots grease. &c viii be removed, and apparel pa,
into perfect shape; and when required he vii apply
,tiiienng and restore the color OF faded Ira
veiiers ate hdcd to at the shortest notice.
y. Il Reporting, nc attended to.
! : \ l. w,h = ii distinctly understood, that unless
satisfaction Is gwen. charge viii be made.
" l5-e13w
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HOST or Stulen.

an TUESDAY evening a>t black morocco Pocket
~ Book, containing papers Of importance t.
the owner, also sum Of money, in smouht 8 8. con
sistng of one sl0 note on Patriotic Bank ct Washing
ton one 80 note on tx ofthe NsfleS, on which VAS
printed q Battle IF Batfmore:' the remaining g in
Distric, Corporation notes Of and dollars hbe
raj IL ward will be given if the above buck and its con-
ents are left at this Office.
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Notice

4 Tr-persons having any legal demands against the
"a sub-cno.r. are requested 20 present them for'n
WI; for Payment; and All those indebted are desired
TO nake nnme hate syment, as no longer indulgence
can ~ Be gwen. -
II y. WHITNEY.
pS Al notes, bonds and account not settled by
the oh If August will be pat IN the hands OF an At
totne, for collection j. 2l-2aw2~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-27

W Camp hee'ing Noties-By Divine per-.
mission, lamp MEETING will be- he'd ., thr 'ssoc'st
ID Meth lists eommc noing Friday, he Ism day of
.Iugua merit orr he land Of C"l " liIam Minor, Alex
Iudra County, near tn. Fails Church. The Ministers
M mbors, and friends If the Associated Methodist
Churches and the public generally, are invited to at
tend. " -6-td
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COMMUNICATED.

Anecdotes, and especially those which treat OF
celebrated personages, are received and read
with p!easore. MAREscHAL NsY holds a
yery conspicuous station among the great men OF
modern times, no one will dispute: have. there
sre. translated the following one relating to him,
thinking that it would be entertaining to the read
4rs IF the Gazette. n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-27

From Gibraifar.-The brig Ocean, whltaf
rived on Thursday, brought Gibraltar paper
the 10th ult. Il appears that the fleet Spoken
in the ship news sent up from that yesse! .
wing passed Gibraltar, consisted Of 4 steam ?
and few vessels from Atlantic ports. lt'
lowing eXtrac. contains the horrible inteiI-'-
Of the murder of two French crews. WA"
the Turkish soldierv Of Algie:s expect J-' ~
termination, should the expedition b. ,nce's''
az y Com. Of SauF51F
Malta June e.-The following instance
a most barbarous outrage committed BY the r
pie of the territories Of the Dey Of AIgIe''
the crew Of two unfortunate ships Of The RE,
Navy, has been communicated to rs tnI0.
Capt. Hastings Of His Maesty's bril- tS"
who arrived here from thence on the 29,h W.,
On the goth Capt. Hastings arrived on
giers with letters from Vice Admiral sH r''ss
Malcolm to the French commander bIo'N.
the port. II seems that French brig, =.
dispatches from Toulon. had f.llen in WIZ i
Their brig Of the blockading squadron, "f'SD
fered to conduct her to their Commodore
consequence Of the thick aud tosgy YEA.
they both ran on shore the l7tn, and the III
commander knew not what was the fa'e o' IL,
crews. when Capt. Hastings arrived. PERM
was, therefore, granted to the Ferret 10 :, IL
the port, and captain Hastings had the b''f
Of learning, on his arrival at the residence
British Consul, that 10 beads Of hh
Christian Majesty's sailors had been 0TI c,.
the Dey's palace, and that the Senior e.
and eight men were al! that had been Droui i,s
to the top'r a'iv. Notwithstanding ~ 81"
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HMMk Vt AiexaMaria
J(y 5, 1880.


1 DIV DEND of h,re dollars a share, for thu last
u h.f ear, has been deci'rrdh tbs Bank pa! able
n or after Thurs,la, peS' the 9Th instant.
Ry order ct he Board
iy6 eoSw l. NcKFNNA, Cashier.
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ey5SyTte.
COMMUNICATED.

Sill further Caution 10 wHIsxEy DnlsEERs'
(af1er the manner Of" 9. E. Dr. Every
mail which arrives. every paper which we read.
brings intelligence of the bills Of mortality being
sweNed out bv the use Of spiritnous liquors.
9 In New York." the last - bill Of mortality
contains list of several dying from maria
poiu
In Philadelphia, ditto.
In Baltimore. ditto
tits distressing to think Of the numbers which
IS are emboweled in clay cold tenernents'' from
the use of liquor, and the quantity of people who
shuttle of this mortal COLE in consequence OF
administering to themselves large portions OF
whiskey, rum, &c.-those dreadful articles,
which too often :. extinguish that light which.
when once put out, we know not where to find
the Promethean heat which shall that light re-
lume." / am sorry in few sentences to - OBJ
trude'' so much bomboet upon 90 Z. D. s. no.
tice. Who although his arrows are dipr Ill gall,
has not sufficient skill in archery" to shoot them
from his bow, and with whose leave retire to
:. batter! bright ideal upon molasses and vine
ear"-s. malice ard venom being strangers in
my house. q
! I,f,i Of
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goal. One died Prince Of Mosawa, and was
Shot: the other, the same as he has been Tor the
last furtvthree wears, stretches forth each day, TO
the passengers. an arm all mutilatcd, and in Pi-
table accents supplicates charity.
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Cash,

NdbN,
M the highes, price will be paid for grey squirrel
4 nn4, raccoo7, Hlusk-Tat, rabbit, foI and otter
sSins, sy S''fsE q 'oaSELfN'