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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01
" E " FALL GOODS S,
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS

N EE AVE just received choice selection of Ak NEW STYLE FANCY GOODS, to which they most respectfully invite tbe at tention of the ladies. The followine n,.c n fsr, among the extensive assortment tbeV are yow opening, viz:
 Grape de China ofvarious colors
 Fancy figured French Muslns
 Faucy colored painted Palmerines
 Painted Chintz MusIins
 Blk. and fancy eolored Berages and Gro de Nans Sup. and middng Checked and Corded Mnsj;n. Cambric, Jaconet, Null, India, Swiss, and Boot Musns of all qualities. Caroline Paids and Merino Circassians
 New Style Fall Ginghams
 large and splendid assortment ofnew style dark Cacoes 'N N"'" cases Ladies and Misses Constable Bonnets " Leghorn and Nayarno Bonnets Ladies' new style Open Work Cotton Hose Cotton Silk and Worsted Hosiery of all qualities Furniture and Cambric Dimity Ladies' new style fancy Gloves and Mitts Sup fashionable, watered figured and embroder cd Belt Ribbons Sup and mlddling quality Linen Cambrc Linen Cambric IIdkfs. coored and plain Border, Gold-bordered Areophane Grape Handerchiefs Painted Grape Shawls
 Muslin and Lace Insertions and Edgings
 Plain and figured white and black Bobinets White and black Lace Veils
 Plain and figured black and fancy Bombaze,ts 4 splendid assortment et Lace Goods, tonsisting of Single double and treble Lace Collars and Canes Lace Fueleers, Crazy James
 Queen Adelaide and Long Tab Lace Caps
 Lace and Muslin Pellerines
 Together with great variety of fashionable, fancy and staple Dry Goods, which We are determined to sell as low as any house in the State. ANDREWS & BROTHERS. sept 25 2o 40. l. Commercial Rozv
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01

RetaiiatiOn.-Although we do not, generally, sub scribe to the doctrine of retaliation, yet as the In quirer, not satisfied with the outpourings of abuse from his own prolific brain has drawn largely upon the Selma Courier and Planters Gazette we think we may be excused for republishing the following from the Alabama Journal as a partial offset:
 To the Editor cfthe 1'uscaIOOsa Inquirer.
 "Weshould certainly not have been induced to have honored you with the present notice, on account of any wisdom which has fallen from your gooseou |; but every Walker is not writer of Dictionaries nor critic though you have given indubtable evidence of your propensity to snari-a privilege we allow to certain ungrown domestic animals from which you no doubt, derived your cBnicaL cant The judge ment you pass upon Mir Calhoun's exposition is in perfect keeping with your acute criticism upon our notice of that admirable production It was. all along shrewdly suspected by many, that you were somewhat touched with the knave: but it required the proof which you have lately given, that yon are also bockhead We were perfectly aware of your possessing the
 "libera arts that pains
 "of study, industry and braimsn
 in fabrcatng tales to advance paru riecs in an cleo. ion; but poor fellow we are heartily sorry to discov CT that your
 " Little wit, sent a token
 - W Was m the carriage cract1'd and brokeni"
 The Roman era has passed. The Geese of the Capitol are no longer safe from "paper bullets of the brain"--the public then. we know, will forgive us for this shot at q capital goose
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01

Georgia.-Atthe late term of the Superior Court of Gwinnett county, Ga. three Missionaries and se- ven other white men, were sentenced to the peni- tentiay for four years each for refusing to take the oath of allegiance prescribed by the laws of the State.
 It seems a collision of rather a serious nature has occurred between the executive and judicial depart ments of the government of Georgia. The follow ing letter from the Governor will show the situation oCthe affair:
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01

H Doningo.-Captain Brown, arrived at New buryPort, Mass, from Porto Rico, says it was re- ported when he left Mayaguez, that fleet consisting o' Tour French ships of war, was blockading St Do mingo
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01

anTHSIED-On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. Tho mas A. smith, Mir ROBERT CARUTIIERS, to Miss RE. LINDA LATTER both of this place.
 n in II f1yeteyiile, Tenn. on the 12th u Mir NAPOLEON nyI n TInhNEh, of Selma, Ala, to Miss ANN l.. MsCON
 r daughter of the late John P. Mcconnell of the for
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01

VHNO PRINTERS.-S1x or SEVEN goo
 N Compostors Can obtain employment i this office from the middle of November til the first of April. sept 94
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


 " Sr' have just learned that the Judge of the Western Circuit has decided that the law for the of the mines in the territory occupied by the Cheokees vo and has discharged Indian from confinement who had been arrested by the Guard for its violation As the of this decision will be the opinion among the Indians that they now licensed punde the this b property have thought proper give you express streons to defend it, that may be justified in pursuing that course.
 have doubt but that the Legislature has authority to take possession of the mines, and the right to laws protect them from espass By law which has been passed the Governor directed take of the mines, and to all be who may attempt to violate that possession The special object of yourappontmen and the organization of the guard der command enable the obey requirements. You officer with the Judiciary Department, but the whom the Legislature has authorized the Executive to employ, perform public service which imposed by law upon that de epartmo nt You will therefore every person who may be attempting to take away any gold from the mines will give general information in the Cherokee country of the termination of the Executive Department enforce the laws so as to prevent fpossble the necessity any arrests.
 The peaceful acquisition of Indian territory and the preservation of the rights of the Stae may depend tally upon your prudence and mness executing the u- ty which has been assigned you vey respectfully Yours Be. GEORGE R GIIMER Col John ". 4. Sanford"
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-10-01

Our river which has been in good boating order nearly all summer, is now within IS inches of low. water mark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
Esii1 EftEGdSgAN
LYNCaBUeU, Oct. Isg,
SOUTHWESTERN RAIL RoAn

1t IS tie UNI I'm te Il al magu,Geert
ierprizcs to msei ~uh The chilling s,,,,..
l'mh friends, Tim which notbine can e,e,....
more inuIlous influence on their s,,,...,.
prosecution. When men. apparently 6i.,.a
to u scheme, suggest doubts If its r,sc,,..,.
t., aud intimate tears Of its lid and y.ons,,
ca ,rattcr, suspicion ani disfust are naln,.I
eagendered in The public mud and n,,oe...
could have spcees sfnIiy frsi.ted the s.p,,,,.
ol Us oprn and arowed opponents, in.ensii'.
Wild to an influence thu, originated h..
Mrs. as II wefc " of their own hnascbol.l D
The prof. Of opening a Communication l.
tween the Atlantic and the Mississippii,,,.
eantic ia its character, and viii require such
largo amount Of capital. thai il i. no .oo4..
Sc hear occasional pieJ,, tions, uttered ~
=, those who teiah lis success, that il vii a..
another to the many " snirndid failuyp,o ri.
disgrace the history Of III Oil Dominic,
Gonp Get ION with the subject OF Internal l.,
proVement These men believe, AMI, fea.an,..
irom TIE past, not without SOME show o. justin.
hat n effort OF tae sort can prosper IN H..
State. Going, u"consci1u.Iy, M doubt even
arfhpr than the foreign libelIers, who b.,.
sneel rh aLuS a. a..oe4nia 49, ov5b.n -,
do. "a Brown Shifiings
] do A Bleach do. do.
do * Dorchester Bedtick
do. 1 Superior do
do. Heavy Domestic Paids
l5O Pieces New Sh /. Calico
$40 Bales Cotton Yarn. OF Ciark's and tn.
Thistle Manufacture
90 Pieces Cloths Of all descr iqlions
10 do. Cashmere do.
80 do. Cassnets do.
In addition 10 which they viii DO daily re.
criv,ng fresh goods.
SsDl. 10. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
YMc ASncAlbuYg Minis

| n RE now ready for the reception of lhs
lzSA new crop of Wheat. Our friends and The
+ ,m,rs generally are respe c'fnily requested
q see Us b. tore diSnosine al t"'. "-"',,r itvnr
able tnhu the most sangulne !rienis Of the
gchemp had dared 20 ami, ipatp. The calenle
iops OF sober min led mpa snow that the wor.
when completed, will, in all pro esbili :, ,ici
profit 20 nal to that derived from any oihs,
ia which capital Can be invested. lis ut,llv
in y hatsv"r point Of view tt may be considered
has been CLEARLY demonstrated. Indeed, it has
been shown that it is oue Of those great pa,t-
ways Of travel and Commercial ,nIercaufsr
" penpi,ied ont by The band Of Nature" il.eiL
and inviting the cooperation of AT to MAKE
tributary fweailh, oVern wing and enricamg
81 within The sphere Of lis extended nAuenc4
IL advantages ate yrt comparatively bat Lutte
known but they vii brcome mo,e and mere
50 as far her researct, aud lrqatry shall DE-
velope them aud unless we will take adgal.
te4e ui tai, faod tide OF or fortune, foreign
capi al Hnd enterlrize will carry Of the rch
ifuis wnioh our avn apathy aiid tmidity have
patml"eh 81 long TO Icy ds snd unimpra,e9
u
pnh i,r,d IL the New gora Observer, Will .Ho,,
nat thn attention Of peopls abroad is uneaJy
directed To this eHtcr,tt1
" he great topic Of conversation, from
L'ncl.N"r- Ia TIN, place wbirh eng oeses ~
r. h d. > a'irn'4ao, - the Obi CT at r1ii.,0al
IRON LNnohhutg Oh the jams river ~ hinF.-
pprt - h noNylli", ia" s'ni,tou. mi 10 rur-
~" gee Ito Owe winch | haye ttalcie
Inc 10 tdiufe d Vlrg IA lat winter, lncaI.
porat'd ,omran} 10 nuke railroad rom
.Yn h arg I. Nv 4 yer, Il princ,pal hranth
OF tie II "awht. / Is how pioIo,,d 10 Cot.
'inne this Iii. "A through Abingdon into IL
rrn'rs 81 Eat Irun, 49,, mi ulinajciy ut,
he nnrIhtrn pat of Aahama. So, eral met.
mss have been held in varinns towns IN iui
regin, to consider the sui G., aud devise
measure =" ptnmpta H. Int such an III
rfpVemeut wou!a be "l immense advantage tn
nus region, i"r'ie not ouly Ia sol, but HI o IN
III" most valuable minerals, aud yet shut uut
"o" many oil tho'" 'bc'I'tes u trad" enIaFei
~ mnst dThtF seolion' U uur ooIutTy, is nlh,u-
iest--hnd nothing butara i'-,on rnn we'll he
made II would he from . 30 10 800 NUTS IA
ltng'h over very iav. rtb.e surface, aud
upr" ready MODE "t Converting ~ immense
ah""ht OF valuable productions 20 an eastern
'""'N'' ""d mus increase the reputation aad
tl,',,at 'Fs'o'' !" we S0n wa,
n.,s. - 49,, - r''' "''e' sue" '9S' ""
quantities, f0ht and copper, 10 houtg olnerF -
'saa' I" wine, 30 nonudam thaI vas' Gaaa.
H., -, ' - ''e L,'' u " 'V'''
sog =, w., ,''i1''''y 10" W
SIT, IA Nd'Ahsi lot, a tFw mites fIom A finb'
tp ,,.r. t,,s 'u '''''''"''' o''''e'' -,
"hHe !" sHpiS htst irnHessre ana East Va.
~, |i - v ''"'"e''"' SUI e'',
IN ,,,,li,,,,.,I -. '"' * y ""A'''"''
~ '"'''''''sa qe'"t''e'' c"n "e manniacI"fea "a
G.,t.r s,,lt,'.'5s '''' ;" f"s'"'"' "''
l,nars.., . y ''''''a -" eo''''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

Inc o''""hn> co. Sent'nei. Of tie 18th ult
"o'iGes Tue arIvaini thrre so,t, a, the u,,.,.. .
@, uhi c1f h'"' L.e,e E1t Though rAn nv,
'"''' "",n '"ry ''a.Ard Al" Wet,, ut r,r
ot'"'7' Ihey we've received hy linz r,.iy .-
"'h triumphant accla4naunos ami d,,r,,..,,'
81 a'hlrtf. or'etd . the pnat, ., htrt, -. 81
Trough "e'r onI't n y. Work, doared np Lake
t'i' and thea Town the OH, Canal T., ,n,
scot" 'i"er. ih'S natigst.an froa, |. a.. E.,i,
~ ~ o'u'.''n'' Is two 1"od' ed enG TT, n,n~, :
T., 30 '"" ''' sn1s, lhtt many merchants
htd "l,eadN pa'Iha,ed the,r l,u a..
'"as IN fhd al thn ani Me-. Nak. I, N.
'efrd al C"'Iicarne. The ent.o cnsI -,
II I'm anu rEeD TAN. except tle ,u.,,t,nr,
u" 'le Lake, CONES Ia only . : 5ihs b,,,i,.,,
1-ee'"e e. me goods "cIe htoaght ~ na,
81 fhAhals d'li Oalu, and cost lj, IA. ,,,.,.,.
- -, heleg saving OF p.rs. ,i, f,,JSt.,h ~
III Il "n'sn' h"1ries 4 g,la oi ii ., Is DAYS m.
,"e' ms every hing sasNs tas ,a.ue o,
iht .raal l@proy,AAsnl. VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

duo Biogr0lhg NJ sW Waiter SrotI Nrs.
.h'eY n lie" nav p"hil-hed ulperapu, o. 81
Walter Scout, when wdl sorp,i,e tae learned
author aud SUBJECT as mnca ns IT will interest
The ppb &c g'nrraah. For man IN be cnmp.l
leo TO "'i'e h's own biography. IN spite ot ~,
teeth, Is nrw feature ~ literature aud one
'h"t deserves attention. The maker Of this book
has selected from ne various preiaces" and
""'e' OF or walters own w,ring. such
paragraphs as beng suitably arranged, torn
+" 'op lt'e aho sa' factory history OF the greet
msue known None but "a lawyer would
have elected and pat together such a mass -,
: testimony, ana none bar n scholar conld
have . hued and prepared The ya,roas nar5s
Tor snch complete who.e. Appended to the
Autobiography rs most iuteresiIns coilsct,o,,
oil essays, &C. by 5.r Nalt,t. Il. ). tjas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
- 1A FL &Aa

From Rpnta-Cap'. Bssesf. ~ me b. g
s.m,,.. arrived - Besten. ffo'n ef"ntt'at
~ hich l,lsos he lsll On ibe la'h ahsh''' "H'ss.
.f4nvas quite bezith' OF ionsiad# "''h ~
- lhstr. i s. r.tt.b r.. tbefe re TN.
- a. tN,u,, rnsss Of .i'i-r. ds1lt. h'''f"a'
tai III. 81 mi t4e apIr~b"as' saf - W" en-
f,anan.r ct the .azkues. paj 81" ga "''shi
suh tdtai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

Ihr Young Men of pn,ladsIph ia. urrngh
a cum""'iee apro,"red 10, the rnrro,a. PIE,
s9nted tie 10 lowing adit.>, 10 Cn,ei II t,cn
H'i>h III dd'I"s IA, pce,eat stsit - iaaaaoI,
phlt -
Nh,-Iae yoang men Of ph,hdelr hia. re.
D'''"S :" the opportunity oi pasluc a iileute oi
'rspe'' IL ooe, Whom the, aud iurr f4thpr,
sl"'Ns h"nofed, nave aepnIrd rs "a eunvp,
the" sc"tIWent-- \ more gratifying ulaer
e""ih not have b,cn Inpo,ed-tnuugn We raa-
NO. ~ undertaking u, nut orpIvhtnd that wc
my b"i 'hprfircuy cKp'rs, the na.tn feel
'"s' o. 'hose mhon we np'rsrnt Ihty III
ai'SN you, ST., nut VITA tue VAIN hope OF add ~
IusIe ~ covered lame, by any freshmen,
my ca swld, 5ut ueeIn II n dut, t. tnen-
ELVES Hnd IL their country 10 declare tor
profound respect Ion your private aud pa III
''t"rs--'h'u hes,ly gratitude. tor the inte.ri-
y, z'"l, and abIliIy, Win which yun have
'id ird a"n espnunded the laws and con,tttn.
NJ u"der winch they I've, AID the venrratlun
" IA watch i1ey look up ~ you as ,Le ,uos-n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

sFBAeTIASI AND LkNAtQ'E.
0fau fu.Is TIA ssat ~tfF ri topRh, II
- NJ, bs atss#l ~ use an ~ hr'rt ~,
ehilh. a. vi he ss"r by ihe hid sud tad 81
he III i,ed and rot a,lga#l, we ihiah
fHn II str hrt~sfn la two h'o - ~ arms a
aavs aanaf, j.. The osp-shrsL Soma vague a..
e.snuts have bssa bsfat pubiis 81 81 the tram
acton bot ee baieye tho fhl details vii ..
tnass onr trHdera.
The lac dtei be'uesl me H6aiscr NJ Foreign
32ufs ~ france, nad Gtn. LgmHfquc = Il"
I'll wing patticblrs atc takeu I'm tr Itnps
papsf. ill., are enlipuslt hptacIefisur:
altsiil bt reoa. ls,fal tina Gsnrtai L'mntqna
wy trcrrt'y c,,led NJ l. b.aa =" thr se1aa-
liaii Of Belgium" IN he thsmhfr al Deputies.
IL uns ih,n called orioi h, the President.
VIM stid | must observe ihti sou Re sal itE
y. sebs.naur urpp tbs the Geurrrl all,
-. III Wished t,in,ult one u NY colleague.
NO aid choose fonir OF O. pace ihAn IN tn
h#no my intent q IL 10 uor.eniiY - sy'tem,
nd pot T. commit p"t,DaIliJs Ibt va,
all hat passed NJ ihat itne.
q Tie nc.t Ia, anp"t me u'olo,k. ~ Ia,
Gsnsral was on his Wy 20 tn Cbembc-, bis
cal,iagc vas sopprd npon tIis PINT dc la too.
cordc by VI. de klnti!uN, viz. Opening IN
do1r himself sud Gen al n. ~ebnttitni
{ nsidsf. bit-ef hut bi tour oHs IVA ions II
Vsstetday. ~ ho h.. commis.i M M Ia Dir.
= -, -. .
At ,.,,,, Is,,,,r, ts, uitnrs.cs l.r,o,l.\ , -.
me-, ,, a., Js,a,,,,I, mn, manu. =
,,,.o.,.. ,.,l,.d ,n.t,,.hy ~ ma. -.
cent II es...i.,,, VI I,,l,,,.,.,l !,
have hat hanb4r Good nd hou,uatl
neu.' sad Co.. Iautuqir, al :, you sriye
n. > bafrsnl soypp sn' mpi s.i"i those
no 9TH :.
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-. 49,. -
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''s''''' wy N - "'' '''i' '"' ~" W. u
VI - e#s.''''F '''"'hs ~ '"'' 'H"'a.
hg Is 'hr'' no 'u"''n'"s INV "nn'rff''.
~ d"ily Ia all N Is II "r''''fN, 'h'nt
)o', 'h"' Npp hno Ah'"'" p'"f' ""' ''''"b'
n me sam" Ipnhe way AS we WIZ Dat Out.
Lie ''"ahls
IN Iin''phh h"' 'Hf" ''i'ha' '''n ben
men 60 fNr inNh'os '"' IMP. ~ rs, hH'
"h.h my ''' e. ''''', NJ ~ h'n'S o.
st''e"' WY 'f't W "i'i mn NN'".' "et,
IONS mus 70 M I've" 80 ~. ''n' iat La
'h'i''' H"'' u NJ mug ~ - 'hfh' NUNS
"''i "''''" ~ NY ."""i" u 'h'hI'''h o.
WIN "So'"s bn' NJ o"h".''"h' md he oa'd
~ mamie IA 'rhi'n, ~ ne had h'i on" 81
ma n ms pi""'ht h"' "''shd ni'"n plsiols.
NJ n' NUN ~ to- !" hpuh ms ''Tnna,
a." '""N'"'''" INV WI eea o''ule nl' re-
'"fn.
In ~" mean I'm" IN" principals sat hosn
ana 'o'r''d IA sonFe''n'Ion, erp"'uth IN
'ne ~" '''''''' AM ""'" "'ass'a "". NJ.
o''"s''''' W, =" P'fo' "'m us P"'"'n" 'ish
n' s''"'" !" " : "'N''",lN' u was '"rofl o.
ne """A US Nh''h tue ht b'ah hihy h'a Jnt
met ia :" ia"'',.' a n'''"ss'"o '"'"rd
III On III pan 81 ihu ft"ce OF O'h"p' Gnu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

Log cal WUdrdtion.-A 'syman in Provi.
deRc., VINO az, asionaiy eAhorted at even,ee
meetings, thus expressed his behrf in the txt,t
g zee oil Deny bre'hren, | am just 90 certain
al Their rs II supreme Being, as am thai
tierr is Il ur IN Alr,nndria--aud that knuw
ior cr,tan, as yesterday received iIom there
a nj OF tbree hundt ell barrels fresh supe,fio.
witch will s, II as low rs anv oln.r pcrson m
brn.' N,,o Dedtod GaseHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17


Gen, BaldWin's Law School Was opened on
honday last, under promising circumstances.
The number uf student, who were present ni
tue opening, W. Understand was seventeen !;
dad tnaoy mpre ar. expected. Tho ihtrodac-
tory ltCTnre va, uastrIly aud impresswP.--it
sketcheh no A,wefy pro,prc' Of easA, either t.
The student Of lhe professor, in the perfor-
mhnce oI theIr respective duies whdr tt pour.
nnyed tne hlgh and en"obiiug inducements 10
d lgrni study aud preparation. with the e'iis
att-hdtnt up,a ~ opppsie 20 ltse, III IA . ram
- TIE most cap Waiting amt affecting eioqoence.
" ',ete ideas 10 ram Irum the lee u.e ttIdt
Tn. Baliata IuteHds 10 Conduct the iu,tiuI-
non n hIghl, liberal plan and that ne
Wi nave jhr ai4 oi d gentleman, whose rfn-
- on ''"rc parnoh ry qn,hhts nun for The
AN, II ojure on hled cal Jlrsprndrnce.
Laptci4ior.
- WI nj lIhYr : n cp arlivrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

I - s-|tf 49,
l.,oaf gaj ie.aigt.-A ~ .shrf - re
d. +, ,,,.t.,.,'. 4. pap.r i4ru'cd ia Boston. came
-. t,s t,.,-,fs p - fafa 81 tcr isst "eeA, con.
Int. ia. most illtB al AMI cotd-hipd-d alh-
-. ., ~. t.i r siifaas j irsuifrshha a"'5 So
our .l4.e.. In ptper t'n'i Is ny ia'p ''f
I,...I. Al the ,.t9rass G-nrrtl. ~ suh |ittd
.,#,.,at-t,, d., &, thr & add Jars 90 Ne
,s.,t, s....a,,J saaIisf ~ -. Lat.i t'fr''"h )
I..4f * .au,,. lhe ebns' 3 'iu.'s'+T =, ''T "a
,,.f f,f - 40 circulation g. ~ 'iicaiinn ~ 'h's
-. =. :. "a c,Htrtgeniipa - Tue act Of the Tat
s...f.. t..4,ll.. IL G,atd Ja.y.swr lrara.
f,aea lrnc b. -, -" shPPos', 90"
-,.s Il 81! yr ,em,n.ir ! 10y the Goserhor 81 tbs
5fsIe but Anrtbrr thy VII he surrendered
~ noi# II, the i.kaeauye Of ha-saehisrt's -
aaiirr about WIEN me are ~ ifrpafed -
hHz At a Conjecture. The act ks The Of
trncr FsI,p,--~uipping All tpprls'nne"t iof
80 + 81 oil nee, AL death, Without 1edsHt o.
drrsy. ~ tLe seeoal.
tn V,sH-ut As#auiait4n OF Rich 'and Dis
tic ; Z have utft,ad a r"Hatd ot hheen
nun do ltrs Tor Jae arrfehen,' e., aud
prosecution 20 conviction Of any "h tie person,
.,,ty IA. had an pkfafy ~ rbn'lbg "I.niH lie
) al al south Cars -, Tie M sp"prT CALEB
the Ilbsuinr, ia 1it,nrd "a Boston, % Tue ~
toiioas Haihcr "a aah.e'.
W ar told hit a plhIIc interview Of rather
"A panseul uaIure io"k place brt"een Jud2
,.,.h ot 5uHth Gamma, snI General Duff
G.ren. "a Washington on u pnday. Inc at
count. srte tuat Judge Smuh "as n ways
backward 40 Expressing his candid op"i1ns.
Mississippi and Ike PJnetarram Canal
Fem TIE Pnl.ad #ipnIa G'4ette of o.'o' a.
~ copy the ioiioNins pa agtaph.
- W. uud rsIahd tuai our tntsfpfl>nL ii.
loa -citizcns, Gen. Cameron ard III. VI Cod,
have proposed 10 cot the CanHl between the
RIVER Mississippi aud Lake tonrhart an IN III
snart tine ul four mn term that d,s Con-
sdefed equally ndsan e Ots - tn s"n tao
tor, aud tac New \. aus Canal aud K,n@,ng
c.. II IS supposed tar ttIng oi MS Claal
Wi rhectusiiy diam the s~aaps 10 rear OF
Nrw O,'e1us, aud tn reoy materially Improve
the = alui ul Ia tiis-- Hr lctel 10 h toTo,yn
~ lhe upp"I sid 81 tae Cana .Vili protect tt
IT. IRON fuiuir launddlIUn II ON the effects ol
tny c,eqIcc aOoYe.
Sirer Miace-li is reported in Albany. thnt.
! valuable silver ore Is been. within teW days
disco, ercd ~ great qnan i,,rs III the cou"iy OF
| 5cuohar., ia tue SIalr al New loIk.
! A Strong Team.-h, the agricultural eIhib.
/ ION and cattle saDw winch l1uk pace last week,
ii AodoteI, Aass. team OF one hundred
ani lily rdrs II working oxen paradsd tue
/ spres, bni IuaIcn"n ami counter marched with
=, much pIeCiaou US wi dit Cipiined Ntoo,..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

y &. SENATE Tn following il believed
(, b. ihr tt 81 qaftt's IN fha u - eeoafe 81
The Tni ed Si4tfS lurre are t,u y+rtn =ios,
one in krr.aakv, and ope - l,u,,iaua, 10th Of
aL,rh viii aao5tIcss be II led Dy friends 81 Alr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

S'rer Miase-il is rrported in Albany, tint
yahsaD,e silver orr is been. WITHIN teW days
disco, errd ~ great qnhn.itirs III the COu"iy OF
Scuohafl., ia Tue Stat al New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

A Strong Ttam.-A, the agricultural eXhibi-
Ton and cate SLOW winch took pace last week,
ii Ando,er, (Aass.) team OF one hundred
and fly par, It working oxen paradsd the
sllres, aud uaIcnen ami counter marched with
=, much pieCiaiOu as VII iii, oipiined Ntooya.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

We ar toll hat a pnhIc In'ersiew Of rather
"A panaeul narure to"H place brtWeen Juds
,a,th of 5upth tatuiina, sni General Duff
q. rea. "a Washington ON Midday. Inc at
count. s,ote ,uat Julee Smuh Was n ways
backward 40 expressing his candid opl"lons