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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

The following anecioie is told of GOV R4y.
OF Indiana, wien ne crossed the aver TO a.eet
Gen. Lafayette at Louisville:
His Exc, liency was ushered into a splendid
room Il ted NJ Tor tae occasion. lie had been
as little accustomed 10 n carpet AS the man uho
walked around I. on tbs floor bur trea,eJ II
"'th less respett. It's ESeellency was an in
ofdinate chewer Of tobacco, and had Almost
Jnicy mouth, which he emptlrd with but lntle
ceremony on the rich Turkey carpet, whose
spIend0fs 1eie unto.ded IL the Nations Guest.
The servants lanked upon the di.grace TO
""ich The carpet vas subject, with 81 ent so,-
row. but With many a sguthctEt gesture,
winch none bui a tobacco chewer could iall L
understand. Iae Governor did not take tier
hlts, aud the receptacle (yuigsrly called r
SPu-Jor) was pushed round and round for his
uoHce, untll lie Could avoid it no longer " itn,
odt i"ihtng his back Oh tae honoured OBJECT of
his cnuntr5's gratitude. HIS temper bteams
Hlle excited by The acting of pantuuiiDe
before hin which he did not understand. H.
onIy che"ed The udpr, aud poured orr
the 0duriieions saliva in increased quantities
Al ldsI, with mnch inpatience he eXclaine
to the servant, :" i ye. don't lake that there
hing a0'y fHsqit it,
tWhesiing Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
[ Bgiiia.orc Chronicle


From The Neio Jersey HftOcdte.
Much ha. been SAID about the strong popa.
/ lar vote Of tn Jsckson---by what an oRsT
sbelmng vote he eas elected--eqnallei BY no
Pre- ,ideuIlal candidate since Washington. nnd
~ ibat-an5 the dela.ion has been complete
as regards hIs benghted followers. Ihey
really believe that almost he whole Of the \.
mefiean people voted for bim. Tney suppose
his srength so great, his power 50 firmly fsef,
thai nothing Can remove biul. lhry eofah
upbD thu opposiuon OF such men IS Calhoun,
aud Branch. sn3 Iugtan, aud Duii Green, mud
hua dreds of others, "a nothing and profess
to b1 morally certain oil his re election.
These DE- IJe1 fpiinweIs of The Gedrral are
not aware TUT single .ounlies ~ ihe u, states
give VOTES mofo than sufficient To connierbdl.
ance hi, msjorties in several States. 10 say no.
hing of his thiriy-5iH electoral woes Tor the
black population Of tin souih--thhi change
OF I 900 IN some c-rttiH States, would have
gwen Mar. Adams large majority IN 1879.
bet few plain fgures pu' this matter Ia'rly
and fully before t1e people
The electoral votos tor Gen. Jackson
~ 1923, wete l7s
For Mr.. Adams, 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

sud I'D moi - ,.sraits ! % pa.s tie tbfssh-
hold 81 -ny r=plt.bls h,p''. W. e-1s mol
nhaf b. .tall1n ny he -h's -lss~ toa sho 40
osiF - IL - = bnis."p, sri .,.as n WIN
u'hHs b.. shaa. % tfeaied, .. u adj, 10 Tia
Insult he o.. rs
D-gfadea a. me = iniry by he eandoei
Of ihe Pro- lfnt. Is Amt ricsn people are rot
yet, ihank I'D. - iod "a all feeli"g oil seii=fr-
speci, as o frfliii bIm ia 'nirnde INTO ilsh
denssfi- rreies. and - destroy all disiipei3pn
between viiiis and siec. No they are MI SET
pre- .,ated fof tlis-when they hre, General
Jackson nay nlty the iyrs0t with IMMUNITY,
aud quarter ahan lonel associates on whom he
pleh.es FIR then sfli the people have become
so deferred, MS 10 have lost all regard for VII
tue, mogsia, aud religion.
Egiiia.Orc Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

,i.,. 70 ~ ipaelia,s'y sites aai.s stiet sfth'
md rate ~ o. 8 } go, ! a ~ "ariA '',e
III ruas . frigsfss o. - % ,isls o.
saa.,A2 psi,.soand si.-s - I'D ~ $50.
: of tue ,rus ciass III sln- .i'oF'. -
tssn v -, birs Al - - :. . 1T r"f
rans, mssiis ioia. q = s7ips . ~ar
On a. iath Nav. tns noi ,-whsther a
c itlolit piiea could legally mariy under me
ca lrter--wss .ofemniY argued on an appeal
before the Roy II C,osf Of Paris. The Court
MAS divided 10 opin,an.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
NEW YORK. June %


attempted Suiciae.-Aboat 4 O'Clock, Sester-
day afternoon. young merchant ~ho arrived
from the South IN tue forenoon boat from
Philadelphia, attempted to commit suicide, by
cutting his throat in a respectable hotel in the
lower part OF the city. Immediately after ha-
wing made the CASH, it appears the young man
groaned aloud, and was heard by sumo persons
who were in the al joining room, who imme-
dialely rushed 10 his assurance. Two OF the
gentlemen Who first entered attempted TO bind
up the wound, but the maniac seized the razor
with which he had attempted 10 commit the
deed, and kept them al a istnnce. A ply ST.
clan Was in the mean time sent lor ; efore he
arrived, the persons of the Establishment he.
by extraordinary exeitions, succeeded in IA
kIag from him the insiruinen, with which he
had attempted 10 commit tne dreadful deed 4;
but, from the violence eahlbi ed by hun, they
were cons rained TO bold him down Ia bt d,
On the arrival Of the Physician, however, they
surrendered their charge, upon winch the rash
young man tore off the bandages which had
been applied, and declared, with all the
strength lett hun, that he WAS determined u
die. tie was, however, overp0"ered, AMI the
Physician proceeded 10 apply the necessary
remedies. Whilst he was rendering his ald,
some OF the persons present, asked the young
man why he attempted To commit sacn
deed he replied by pointing his fingers rapid
~ two or three times 10 a half orn PIPER which
lay on his dressing table. and ri the same
ment snalche off the bandage which bound the
wound. The paper TO VIII, Oh he directed toe
attention OF The person enqnplng. merely CON
tanned the words, "Psha, failure, disgrace
---FarpwelI-b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

forgery youLg man presented a check
10 Mr. Taylor, the paying Teller of the bank
Of America, in the city Of Nv York, during
Bank hours yesterday. purpor,ing to be draw =
by J. d G. A. Dwight, merchants, for the sum
II fifteen hundred dollars. The monen, The
teller glanced al the check, he suspected il to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

ToiaI mi Tor Gen. ]. in 7 SAFES, 329iO
change oil very few more ihan hall Of
these i, each Of the above named states
say change OF IL OuO vote, would have
a,y'n to Mr.. lans their electors, --countiue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
DO LIE 5Ii '.
REFORM.


FRoM TIRE PENSACOLA GAZETTE.
M. Editor: The following case vas dec'
he'd - the present tern of ,hr Superior Court
of the Weurra Distfiot of Florida, NV ~ ses-
sion q, pensacoii ,hr Hon. JUICE Breek"n-
bri ige pres ding. Yba will phase insert 1t ia
YOUR neG' paper.
The Post Master Genera,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

NJrth american Repieio.-The seventy Sc
cond number OF the North American Review
will be published on the l>t of Jolly. The sub.
jects Oh the artlcies cont lined in Il are as TO
lows: |. The Laws OF Population and Wa.
ges. H. Poetry aud Romance OF The Italians
H. Ongin K t'roekes5 OF the UsrfuL Arts. "
Penn. ylvaoia Biography. V. DeIente oil u
chaucal Philosophy. VI The Cherokee Case
Val. ,'opolar sports and kest,vais.--iX. Har
ward University. X. I.ff' aud Character Of iIen
~ Bruughsu. 81. North Eastern and Northern
Boundar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

I II "a
diaosai Hoek Island arr M! ;. f,.,t.,o,-
more serious "7''fe 'h'' 90, LIED
tad. ne HUMANS e'a 11s'.. > = &c.
the Black Hewk' "h'' VI
With bfH' Cdu"s, ssP -. : tho
eropah ~ al n"~a'"s -. .ha .d,sns viih
hban AMY "o'' - - II nos.
hs piss'"' i"'Se' - -, ,t,,i.h.d and
si5is, w o'efa"e '"ei' ''s''., = 80, oI
aaa Ansfe'o'e '"'te" :. -, ,.t,,,,,s -, !.
lnno'' 'o' 'e'n'9' 81 J..,u,.
iiia. Ne",'''"'" - IA. n ,s.
hAnefs sPoNr !" We =, -. ,,i,aa, an
ilh alsPos" "" .t...I,,i,, ,ns
reported ihat the Sc VIZ t 20 ~
country IA '"fi0i' u'
them'
-, ,ho
u - stated ." ~" d an p4fe.' ", @'Aa'a
hasshahhs'"' ~ ,'ts' ~, r,ne,i
defffminei ~ es'a'iishd 9''St" u -
mehis ahu Ct'he,''y' u 1 W spri,
a'ef 'ho pan ~ s's - a..s'lz' - ias
foi 'ha' f'Pp's ~ = ..,Ie,,cn
oefh 1''a'"1' h"i e., ,,,,,,..
nave nS'pS''"n 70. nc - - = = g..,,,id,.
hi ioea'i"" G" ne" '"ee' - t,,ar
81 about S"'e"'y "',fs' .,r.
each euo'1''D'' s"'' nave ''' - al ,
o'f" Sl'ato 'ee'' " o' 80 - ,I.as.
''""""t", ""' -, =, ,t..,,,r.,d
"'e' NJ" wa. '"e'' 40 80 Ii, t,c
.to iSl me he'"' q, no. - 49, alan.
oea',y % 'h' "",''sn' VI - ~ H.. eli.
leu WI" '"0 '''
'na'e'
Joh' marx y :" pursuance o' Il" k1" ,'''',
"ni W. wv" ,'"' VI VIC - =
nj ftener,ckto"" on r'y ~,
cu'oh TOOK pace apo,' - . ~,
a'9o'n'"g we 'ueNe' :" u - -,
'hs Guy me co"V'o' r'.9r''a, I,n. ,,,,.Lor
vi Tue CRIME 'or "n'ch ne '"ua'e' S''' w.
oil Newey iami'y) % 'no 'as' 49," 1900. ~ w
pace OF eAPcu.'U"' u"e '''' ''e d a - ",,,,
lore 'ne crop 'cl'' was Nv aoJ',t " a' Lno IN
'eia'on 10 'ne "'u'si. p", y" nv
innocence anu 'S"'''"'e 81 ''e p''so'
5o'' ny ""o." ~ W. -, a.I
'pc" '''e 'o''S'
"a '''' ." 10 -. ~ .I
o. 'ne case """ '"o No'u,.' ., nc ~ ;ah, -,
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- '''''' w '' '' 80 20 20 y - ri
S'"'J came ''''o wv Pos'ss SUI t,L..
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e'h'' no" rY"''o" 10y ''n'"e "',s Ia
"'s u. ~ " nv '''' ;. - : 500 ,i,,'
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81" '"po' "6r' - y'"i'' "a"s"'e ",
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''h'' 'o' "e'' ".'o'' ~ an ''J''ed'
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49, W" hohN' 'nhe -
'e',e'c1 p"y' - ''o,'e' In ''' wv
''ns 'no i'7' "''N' "'''b - 10y" VI"
oa'p'"iy 1" receive '"o stu e"eo " '"e
NV .,
"'"'s'' ''''y '""'u wv ~"
u, 81" "H,""' """ '"'''y '''" ''e"''s'
hey'S' WIZ" ~" '"'e"' " ''o ""u 'hu'"e'' va
o'ioe P"' 10 Tue oar i''esen,en 'fly o'ne'en'
aspect Io'h '"e "oiu, uno'nsning iion' "h'cn
he 10 az 'he '''he OF MS Hlhi "hen askeu
s"',''' ""' VI Po"I , ~, ~" UNI a''o'u''s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

A CENrENARY.-Ihe oide5, person in
Portsmouth, y. live believe, is WIDOW AM.
"a / jaYsRtg. ) reached The age OF lou
yrars on,Aeaday last-on which occasion
most oi her desee hunts resiiing in This town
met hr the cent m 81 celebra'Iou Her sirhf
has fail SUM h,r other iacu ties are retain-
ed IN fema ka8ie de- rec. TIT recently she
mas been able 10 walk about Town with cas-.
We recolie't Il t al the ctleGrat0a of her
birthday, i've IT SIX yeas siacc, she stood n.
in II dance in which JouT eeaerAious, (sacil-
ding teiSe,i;) ,e9k pant
Portsmouth Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

A project ia on foot for connecting the Ten
nesses aud Mississippi by araI road, tfon the
Muscle Shoals TO Memphis. The Huntsville
Advocate aiirms that s'ngle capitalist, =
gentleman Of extensive information on this rs
well as on other subjects, and having no inter
est IN the Tennessee Valley, has protested MS
Willingness 10 lake stock 10 the amount of onr
hundred thousand dollars in such d rail road. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
Majority for Gen. Jackson.

Total VOTES for Gen, Jackson
~ N. York, lao. 763 Ma ~.
For Mr.. Adam., l3j. 4i3 $500
Total votes Tor zen. Jack
IN Kentucky, 1901
For Air. Adams, 81. loI 1904
Total votes tor Gen. Jackson
IN Ono, 81 ,597
For Mr.. A lans, % 800 4,2Ol
iolai woes Tor Gen. Jackson
IN lndians, 22,237
For Mr.. Adams, II, az 3, l95
loial,o es for Gen. jackson
~ Illinois, Q 800
For Mr.. Adams. 4, 90 1861
Total VOTES for q N. Jackson
III Louisiana. 1902
For Mr.. Adams. 4,o76 527
fUIal votes for Gen. Jackson
in Missouri, e27l
Flo. Mr. Alans, 3,IJO i 1879
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

II rs ofsisiaiiy announced that Asbury Dick
ms mas 3een commissioned as Acting Secfeta
ry OF the Treasury, to perform the duties o.
ina, oiace until successor to MIR. Inghan
shall make his appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

tea fotssly sd 81 u he iD:poctian, n
so,nlc..s Ms confirmed. : IL isq ire . he
ya,,ng man Waefs he ohiai"ei he fhfck,
WHICH he ane,sss.1 nv saying ttst he rtcsited
i ,,afn l. Jaseph Hon, IA u ani street, =
vhIn pss given by tue drswgrs in naT-
met RI SOM property. Onept ths Nessrs.
Dsiehas y As Immediately sea! fsr, wha. al
hi, rival PRONOUNCED tito be a forgery. Jhe
Young tnan sas taken IN custody hy Mr.. y. !
Hays, VINO mad arrived in tie mean time, and
conIne,ed Ia the Pc ice 16icp, where be "as
searched and e,amaed. A large smouai Of
bauk no es was found in bis pocket book,
WHICH he had 40 Doubt obtained from soma
other Bank by slmilar eIpedieni. The con-
nexions OF the yonag ,usa are OF Inc first re-
spectabiii v. lJJuf. " Com.
Tie fsrgsriss nj ibe yonrg ~1D was
arrested o. Ffidas; nave b "a oInh Ia be more
pxl shs,ye ifan At rs supposed. The
o,isonpf Ias I,en n student al law IN this ci'V,
and II was Uncovered Oh oAtui DAY morning
that he had fotged a check ~ tue name oi tina
gentleman ia "nnse oil &c he was engaged on
the Mechaai..' and Iraders Bank, tor aae hun
bred and twenty five dollsts, aud obIsined the
money. A lo.sed check for three hundred
and eisat,.sis pillars, purpociing 10 DC drawn
by bedpc R.ng was presented aud paid at
the same bank few days ago, which the pris-
1uer admits be had some kGUWedge Of, boi
denies tina, il Wa done by hltnseIf The mu-
ney loand IN his ockel- .ook, viz: 15ho was
obIainel 10 II tho GrePuwich BANK an Thurs.
day. ~ a vi. executed frsery of the name
Of William loiey, j., Il Co. Tde accused l,
but 10 ears OF bg and was cuH-.aeIed by
his employer ~ RAJ her deficient ~ intellect.
Among his lenfTs we're numhcr written
ia hisrogyphica cha aclers, th' KEY Ia which
has been found. n. Y. J9Ur. e Com.
.Aaoher The Philadelphia Gesete 81 =.
day says: a young man. hitheho deeu,ed
rep.labIe character, and for some tame pa
caIryin on The grnoe' business in connezto..
with hi, iather IN the Guy OF Philadelphia, @ae
arrested on Wednesday afternoon in Camden,
(N j. charged with t5Tgcsy. He has been
forging checks and drafts on various houses in
Phuadeip hia, for some time past, and has sru-
rious responsibilities in Toe possession OF VAR
Gus persons tn the amount OF ten thousand
dollars aud upwards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

The following is said TO be the present state
oil the French navy ;-lseady for sea, or 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

We understand the unfortunate yo1ng man
is in fair way Of recovery. Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

Aaoiher death b. Lsa.atng.- Wiach s
ter (Va.) Republican menlioa5, HAT Mas 81
SUI Ca,psL aged IA yeors, daughter Of Mr..
Jaha Cape,. Of ihat COUNTY, IA, str"cN by
lightning on Saturday LII, white seated
II tao,e oe,' ,hr Inc place, aud INSTANTLY de
pryed If lite, Tue lghln,ng descended the
oh,"oey. Her 'uoihe, and sesrfaI other mem
hers ol ,hr family we're 10 the ape,tmentat ,ne
time, but were lItiei il al all ~ dred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

Henry Rats Isl candidate for Conore,s /,
indiana II is hardly necessary 10 say that
he is Jackson man. His oame is nroo
enough of that.
[LuuisviRs Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

Money roted 10 The Duke Of Weltngton-
Feb, uar,, 1910, giant OF E20o0 per annun
for his life, ana two other lives. Feb. Is
lsI2, a further grant Of $4,000 per annum viii
IN. same limitations. Dsc Z 1912, grant o
Eloo 900. May IL, 1914, grant of f40a 900
Total s4oO0 year for ,h,es lives, aud Zoo
100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
The pa,t Master Genera,

Antanle G llins md NJ. Crnpper. s"euriie
OF John Ft,zgerad, delatltlng Postmaster
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
TO THE LEGLSLATuRE-

we were apprised, when some weeks ago, we Dub.
ishod Communication addressed TO several ntclr,-
gent members OF the House Of Delegates. Oh the sinh.
jeet 81 Enclosures, that sGhnct was broacbad II,
when the Country felt serious and constantly, nd
YancnI Interest; but we had no, supposed before t,
experiment, that the public mind had already so wei,
weighed the matter We have received d,Gr,rcr,
Communications from various parts of the Co,nman-
wealth ent'eatng!ua to urge the subject necessarily
upon The Legislature. one most WORTHY Of inJ,ci,,
'hc'r interference and presenting field in which cy
can labor tn most advantage Tor the rcrranl advance.
mcnt Of Agriculture admitted on al hlnli.tg b., dc.
Ploraby depressed.
In compliance with this rcqusi,on ygc re.pce,riy,y
ask the attention of the General Assembly f., ,r,
Communication addressed 10 the Committee ON Ag.
H'nI'nrc, which cm1nnicI from n citizen Of h,rh in.
jciisc7cr, and ia whom the public has deserved con
hJrncc. The facts which he states are NOW mud
Imposing and the single one, tia, the present .ic,u
OF enclosures established by law. is loaGinv. and has
!cd' TO the sncr,!icn Of their firms By citizens who
lind the hurth"n in'olcrablc, and driven them +,
emlgraio, Is calculated to arrest the attention Of fs,
who hold tho remedy. If the cutr, Commonwealth,
is uuprcpn..J Tor considerable CHANGE; f., nb,
doning an oH System, and winch because IL ;so,I ,uI
Continue to find its advocates long alc- rsas,p b,
demonstrated Its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it, as is proposed
IN the contemplated new Road system, DO left d,er,c
uonary with each county. to receive or decline tbc
new sySicm Of enclosing The pasture ohy and NOT f,
whole plantation. n pri,ri reasoning will saii ~ c
~ man who will reflect, tilt adopted and put into c,
pcrlInen, by single county, It's intrinsic suprror
apparent UPON tf'a 10 spncdy lorco il into g,yor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

- 's'e'uay' Tue ohl organ /
- - - 80" was passed. no salaries except
-, - " '''' S'"''''' Wet" neither IN
IDoJl,.. 49, 80, ""' We ,Vu"'ed I''sn'y
So ''5'',''' ''''au '."ot We think
or ,ho 60. 49,. $50" '",''"' services
I.r,,;,at,, ;,,,.~,., '"' o'"' "G"u emu '''-
aucc IF h;s ,,,'. -. P'''''''
-, -, ''s '',''- "''"''' anu It.
=, Ions, 49,, ,,,,,,,i.,,
~, ,,...,,,', ''' I'''!
-; .,, 80 ""' ".S' '"'S-'' "''' warm
Of ,D,rc, co,l,.,,, I. " ''"y''S'
" S''''' "''''"' " N'''''h OIucF
from the cllcnt 10 tie shc,Iir
PRESIDENT AND NtcE PRrsIprNr -'rhc Cores
nord,n, 80. ,L, h.,
-, ""'' ''"'''' inquirer =" ''O"S"' PA
P''l IL washington, writes the following letter
under date Of the 10Th. Tins Corrr.oyudcu, is
believed ,o l., tho l,;,,,..,. -, r.-. ,;,.
,, ''''' y. '''' '''t''''' "'"'S'"-
"u" as lac Is Jackson 0Iu, aud probably h1s access
10 good lnc,ugcncc, ~ yrs,urc cons t.rtb'c rcl,-
np,,, ,,.,, s., -,
I'"N'' -" us '''''"'''
va '"c "i hS positions, NC have little Gps1t-'hat
the President nom.l. h, hon MI ,,r,, aeon. al, q,
with rho .,,,,, - -, :, =,
t''N''N- - '''i C''''''" u" 49, '-S''-
roc Saohet, touching ia" S'mlunlt Transactions.
This knYwledrc vh'c !, v,st q, his t,,,., ~, ,,-.
so-,o NJ r.,L',r
"''"'' '''"' -"''''e WIS interest P'""'H'-
cd Inn to buy golden Opinions from ala sorts o. mon
he did no, hermit :, -l,,ur. hi. l.,o,i,,,,
I;., l,.In .,..,
"'" ''"! I'll "''A " IN power assured ~ las .i'-
tercrS that he Is unl.terNo'y Cuthp1e8 % Ia iifC-
tiurs of Tho psoolc no l,,,,c- .. NJ ,,l
b,,, ,.,....,.
''""' n'' "''''' % '"'S'ls''"S as st'Vlie To ms
Prime AlinSier-the long SmuISGrrl fus,n meat hss
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28
lt We ask The attention OF the Members of M,
Legislature To The following communications
Fon ruE WurG .
II ne Lceisiot,lrc oC pjru;o,

u Ws T19W70INTC n TIrgIui0.
'2-'TVng That memorial has been prco,rcJ ;,,
IuinDrr!'nd, addressed 10 you, in which the o,l -,
Gounhcs OF The Tobacco district cr James Rive, arc
10 JOIN demonstrating against the increased
''''"'".' imposed on The TOBACCO trade b. tic act
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In diseases Of the Lirer, Ulcernted Sore
Throat, DEBILITY resulting from Intemperance
and Dissipation, Scrofuio or Kings ErH, OLD
anil Inreterdte Ulcers, Pdins in the Bones,
rheumatism, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dis
eases Of the Lungs, Syphilis, Blotches on tho
Face and Skin, White Syeiiing Of the Joints,
Ietter, McrcWiai diseases, Piles, SC. sc.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed
by the Catholicon, have become so numerous, as
TO preclude their insertion in any newspaper
The unriyaled and very extensive character which
it has enjoyed, for the last six years. a complete
renovator, and purifier ofthe biood and humours
both in Hospitals and Private Practice, is n
substantial basis for its future support 1t has OBJ
tained its present great distinction by the extraor-
dinary successes which has attended it in the Heal
ing Art, while every avenue and every track hav-
been searched in vain for its parallel its discov-
cry is one of the most sacred boOns that can be
afforded TO the unfortunate martyr of disease, and
it is most sincerely hoped that the sympathy of
the public will be aroused to the promuIgation Of
inestmable merits Proofs of the value of Pot
ter's genuine Caholicon-s healing powers
its usefulness as a general rcstorer of health the
city Of Philadelphia alone could furnish thousands
Of witnesses, to contradict the base and malicious
labrcations which daily emanate from the Jealous
What, we would ask, can be stronger proof of
great utility, than its success in the PENNSYL-
VANIA HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA AIMS
HOSUE, and the PHILADELPHIA and NEW
YORK PENrTENTIARIES, and in other public
institutions alike ser,iceable, where the eminent
skill which presides over them had been exhaust
in vain "Ihese facts speak trumpet tongued,
and cannot be gainsaid. 1t is much to be lam
ented that there are so many spurious mixtures
manufactured in imitation of this invaluable med-
cine, some assuming to possess equal virtues, and
vended under the same title others under differ
ent ttes-some have gone the daring extremity Of
refilllng the old bottles with the labels on-whst
others, to lch the public, have published for their
benefit the very certificates which the proprietor
of the genuine CathOiicOn had obtained from
those who were cured by his medicine, of various
distressing diseases.
Thus, has he been assailed in every form by
Envy, Jealousy, and Fraud and thereby pre-
vented extending the usefulness of this great and
long wished for remedy.
Just received, direct from the manufactory OF
the proprietor, fresh supply of the Genuine Pot
ter's Cdthoiicon, and for sale by A. p. MOORE,
Market Square export r. |.
Where also, may be had, Potter's "Treatises
on the CathoHcon,' containing accounts of some
of the remarkable cures performed by its USE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-02
NEW GOODS.

AH H.TON HALL, has just received from New
V9 York, 30 kegs of good Butter from IL to Il
cts. lb. Table and desert knives, brass candle
sticks, sad irons; nest of Weights, coffee mills,
hand-saws, bellows, floor and Hearth brushes,
slatcS < pencils; books and stationary, wrapping
paper, cedar tubs, crockcry China and glass
ALSO.
From Diahton Factory, an excellent assortment
Of hollow ware, all of which may be bought very
low for cash, or short credit
Also--3 cases of mems fur hats, from $3.50 to
81; one case of mems, and boys brown caps.
Oct q.