davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08

Scarcely believing my own ears, l
eagerly questioned him concerning his
private history, and was told that he had
tai ken up his abode in Lcndon about ten
years since, had soon become very pop
nlar, had accepted valuable living in
the gift ofa nobleman who was very much
attached to him, and through whose
means he had risen to the highest digni-
ties OF the church; that he had been mar
RED about b years To I'M American lady
whom he had met with in London, and,
finally, that he was living in great spIen-
dor, as much beloved for his .irtues as
honored for his talents.
AS | was upon the point Of visiting
England myself, ! obtained Ormesby's
address, and my first visit after my arriv-
al in London was TO him. lie received
me with the utmost affection, and intro
duccd me with smile to his wife. the j.
IDENTICAL Mary Wilson whom had once
knew at Princeton. ] learned from his
own lips the particulars Of his history -
After he had been for some time estab-
hshcd in London he accidentaIv cncoun-
tered Mary Wilson, who, with her faith
or, was travelling in search Of that health
which hopeless love for Mdoraunl had
destroyed. He had by that time lcaln-
ed more of human nature, and he could
not have long remained blind TO Alary's
partial regard. He offered his hand, &
never had cause one moment To repent
his generosity. Though not warmly at
tached to her when he married ,her sweet
ness of temper and tenderness had won
his most devoted affection, and they were
now completely happy. | ventured to
ask about Cecilia. lie smiled sadly.
"Sho is widow, the mn;ncr Of two
destitute children" said he. "Iler hus-
band squandcred away her fortune, treat
ed her with the utmost harshncss aud fl
nally died Of mtemperance, leaving her
without friend or shilling III lhc world.
She is now an inmate olmy house. Ma
ry sent for her ns soon as she beard Of her
mislortunes, and for the last two wears
she and her children have been members
of my family"
The next day dincd with him md eaw
Cecilia. Her sunkcn eye and palld
cheek told melancholy tale. Her spir-
its were entirely gone, and when ! CON
trasted the blooming appearance of the
happy Mary with the faded and wretch
ed countenance of heroncc brilliant cous-
in, could not but feel that Cecilia had
paid dearly for an uniinetg jest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SALE BY
i A NES HAMMOND.
Worember II, 1881.


graphy aud atlas
OIncy's Geography
and atlas
Cummings Geog-
raphy and atlas
M Morse'sGeography
and atlas
w orcester's Geog-
raphy and atlas
Woodbridge$ Will
lard's large Geog-
raphy
ARITHMETIC.
Primary arithmetic
Arithmetic tables
North American a.
rithmetic
Colburn's 1st les
sons in arithmetic
and plates
Colburn's Sequel
Key TO Colburn's
Sequel
Smiths arithmetic
Staniiord's do.
Daboll's do.
Hitchcock s Ger
isher's-and Ben
nets system of
Book Keeping
Euler's Algebra
Days Algebra
Colburn's Algebra
GRAM MAR.
Grammar, by n
teacher ofyouth
Murray's Grammar
lngersol's do.
Smiths do. lst pit.
Smiths do. Cd pit.
Smiths do. lst s. Cd
Murray's exercises
Ayers &Murray's
Exercises
Mnrray's Key
Guys Orthography
DICTIONARIES.
Primary dictionary
W alker's pocket do
" alker's Diction'y
Pcrry's Dictionary
" chstcr's ditto
\, Y. Expositor
Grimshnw'sE 'sEtymo-
logy
SU
jameson s Rhetoric
Blair's Lectures
Rhetoric
Blair's Questions
Portcrs Rhetorical
Analysis
First lessons in A.
stronomy
Furgerson's Astro-
nomy
Wilkins do.
w cbster's s Chemis-
try
Thornton's Botany
looks Pantheon
Roman Antiquities
and Mythology
Easy lessons in &C.
ometry
Gibson's Surveying
Scientific dialogues
Blnir's Philosophy
BIake's Natural
Philosophy
Political Class
| Book
Moral Class Book
B 90 X S.
| and English Die
tlonary
French word books
French Grammar
French Testament
B OK S.
Viris Rome
Historiae Sacrc
Virgil Delphini
Horace Delrhini
Tallusti Delphini
Cicero Delphini
Clarks Cgsar
| Wilson Sallust
Ciceronis Grafton
| es
! Cicero de Oratoro
BOOK
| EnglishDictionary
Greek Testament
Leusdcns Greek &
| Latin Testament
! GrDca Majora
| Grmca Minora
: . r DS.
black and colored SILK
by r. w. LAwTor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08

CIV " p'N - i IiiiCI
Worcceter's do.
Franklin Primer
y. \ ork Prcceptor
Church Caicchism
S L T. l. J. ! y G
BOOKS.
Wclrs'cr's Spelling
Book
Park hurst lst Les
SNI.S
Introduction TO Ma
tional Spelling biz.
y atioilal opeIlinS
Book
Aldcn's Ist part
Aldcn's cd part
Cummings Spelling
book
Murrav's ditto
New ! ork ditto
x + 4 ID T. X S.
Easy Lessons
Boston Reading
Lesson
Improved Reader
Worcester S second
book
American Precep-
tor
hurray's lntroduc-
ton
Murray's Reader
Pronouncing En-
gIish Reader
Nlurray's Sequel
Agricultural Read
or
Young Reader
Introduction to Ma
tional Reader
\ atiunal Reader
Historical Reader
Rhetorical Reader
American lst class
book
Acadenical Spea-
kcr
Mental Guide
SCOTS Lessons in
f.locution
{ .lunhian Orator
HIS + . r Y.
First lessons IN his
tory
Goldsmith s Greece
Goldsmith's $ Rome
Goldsmith S Eng
land
Grimshaw's Eng
land
Blair's England
1rinmer's ditto
History of United
States
Eoodrich's United
States
Emerson's Ques-
tions to Goodrich 5
I United States
Grimshaw's $ l. nited
States, and Ques-
tions
Welplcys Compend
and Questions
GEOGRAPHY.
Worcestcr's Firs'
book oilicography
Blake's Geography
Cummings lst les.
Sons inGeography
ParIy's Geography
. + X f. n & |
! French Reader
l.cciur Francois
Boycrs French
Dictionary
Ncugents French
J. A TT n
Adams Elements OF
Latin Gramner
Gould's Grammar
Biglow's Grammar
Enticks Latin Die
tionary
Ainsworths Die
tionory
Latin Tutor
Walkers Latin
| Reader
| & Il + T. X
Hackenhurg's
Greek Grammar
lGoodrichs Grcel
Grammar
Greek Reader
Groves Greek and
SILK
Il a good assortment {
UA CORDS, Cor sale
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
TEETH.

EnOCT. MOORE will attend TO filing. filing,
y dressing and various other operations on
the TEETH, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saiur-
doys. between the hours Of 8 and IL a. m. at his
office, No. 93 Thames-sireet.
TEETH,
AT all times extracted in the most careful manner.
and instruments are provided for removing the
roots Of such as are too much decayed to admit Of
extraction in tho ordinary mode and for cutting
,hcm level with the jaw, whom this operation is
necessary june 5oth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
IA MES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-strcet and Sher-
mans wharf, few doors south of the Brick
market. ,CJsEntrance first door down the wharf.
Terms
So in advance, or 1925 at the end Of the year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08

rive find the following very interesting aud in
structive story in the New-York Mirror
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

am, the President aud myselfnever had
any conversation on the subject. From
FIRST To las, my efforts we're put forth
to reconcile the parties concerned
they were for the time being success.
ful. have never claimed any merit
for what did : felt happy, however,
that was in any way instrumental IN
prolonsing the political relations which
have since been severed, in which I
have had no agency, and which ! deep
~ regretted. Having thus noied.to my
great modification end myself drag.
ged before the public To .indicste my
self against .cntiments and converse.
items imputed TO me By part of those
friends. WITHOUT the opportunity Of ex g.
planning ia them their misapprebcns sion
of what did say.
Without ad,eiting tn any farther in :
accuracies of your letter aud staierne mt,
have the honor To be, very respect
fully, your obi serv't,
R'U ~. JOHNSON.
Hon. SANuEL ID. INunAM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

.7mtrieun Cioims on France nd
jusfed. dur readers viii recolieci, tha (
under Nspolron's ridiculous Berlin
and Milan DEGREES, several vessels.
the property Of subjects Of The United
States. were seized by the French, and
burnt, or condemned as prizes. be.
tween the years 1906 and 1912. For
these outrsges the American Govern.
ment, through MIR. Warden, its Con-
sui General in France, demanded re-
para,ion of The French Government,
but Notwithstanding the energetic per-
severance Of Warden, Napoleon pro-
tracted the negotiation until his own
downfall. The application was renew
ed on the accession Of Louis XVlIl.,
and continued to be pressed on the
Government Of Charles X, and again
renewed under that Of Louis Philippe.
This long pending negotiation has at
length been brought 10 n close. The
French Government has agreed 70 paw
"a an indemnity To the subjects of the
United States, for their los, Of proper.
" above mentioned, $4,000, 900 francs,
exactly one million sterling. The orr
ginal sum claimed was 10000, coo E.
2, 400, 00OL sterling.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

The following communication aJdrr..sl
10 The proprietor az Judk!ns' Ointment, from
The Hon John Taiaferro. member Of Con.
grrss, - highly interesting The gratui,ou,
manner IN which Il Is made. exhibits feet
ipgs ei no ordinary character towards s,i-
ieiing humonii,: and il certainly well de.
serving OF public attention
wAsHIScroS, JAN. 4sd, 1870
Str II has been nv wish for q considsra-
ole tmr, TO rom municate To YOU the good
ELECT with which have US. the oibiment
invented hS MIR. JudkiBs. and ubi,h Inow
understand ~ made and sold by agents ,p.
pointed ~ Yourself I have Bppiied this
ointment, curing the last three years. TO
every species OF tumour and wound, " jthout
isiluro to produce O cure IN evsry instance
consider ~ the most decided and efficient
remedy IN all cases Of fumour be The cause
"hal " NAV, End have found nothins -
good Tor wounds Of any description. nmav
De proper 20 add Dist The cure Of tumor-
GATED White Swelling, Ei,cn over b, lbs
most distinguished physicians n incufablc.
ano which thel decided would, without ON.
pu'ahon' prove iaiai To The patient, wss On
der INV immetia notice effected by the ,te
OF Judkins' Ointment. ADD The patisbt,s.n
hne heai'hi his limb affected by the nmoar
belns restored TO I'eTfeet sistc OF sound
ness Also, that the leg Of an aged man.
winch bad been wounded, ard exhibited one
readtuliy uieerried surface from the kr.r
I" The foot. and which. for more Than two
YEAR. had been considered inenrabis. ~.
eheeibo!!s cured by The application n ~.
kihs' Ointment mention these two rasrs.
which fell under nv immediate noiire ari
management, ~ n decided evidence 81 tho
efficacy &c this remedy IN eases Of ttmo.r
and OF ulcers. have e. periencsJ ~ decd.
eddy. tie good effect Of ihis remedy ~ he
cure Of Felons. aud Of every species Of fre.i
wound. " seems 20 me that any one who
Will observe the opsfsiion of this Oinim.tt.
must nc satisfied ~ 10 81 bens6c,at eco.
lean With the utmost copRJence recommsfi
the Use ~ the valuable remedy
an, sir, very rssrseth.liv
JOHN TALIAFEREO.
TO MI CHAHtEs HEHsroSs Fropfis-
i'T 81 JndkiBs' Ointment, nearC
Frsdefickiown Maryland.
hereby certify. hat . VS. for NJ.
months sfHictfd most Krieyously win
letter upon both ~ 10Y heels, esustnv o,.
tngs isfgs ep0Dgh 10 admit . persons nm,
] iftcd rarioss remedies IN vain. ubebIr
induced TO tfy Judkins' oistmsnt. ,rd us.
cured hS 'hs use 81 s.rgle hx Isma..
fous nat others. stmilsriy emtcied. move
Esi themselves u so yslusbIc y reinsJs
ROBERT FULTON.
Charlesiown. Dse-iC. 1899
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

FL The above Ointment is offered 10
'hc P"h'i' n safe aud certain remedy for
hose obstinate diseases. some OF whch
haze - long baiilcd The X II Of medical re-.
ence
i';. White Swellrgs "f every descirtion.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers OF long stanLiUc
Sd. Seh'rrus or GlsnJulsr tumors, psrii-
cniariy those hardened iumors ia women.
breasts which oItentinac. terminate ia uIcc-
rated cancers.
4'h f.sons. or what some pc ople know br
The name al Catarrhs, Of every description.
9Th Rheumatic pains Cf the joints
9th. Srr9iGs aud bruises of every desorip-
ton or Ia whatever prrt situate
1ih letters of oil kinds In this com
plant the patient ~ applying the Oirtmeui,
must keep the part out OF water.
sth chiiblains or parts affected by frost
Nav lg, 1891
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

The Nmy-There arc now the no.,
nanis of three Commodorcs stream,
tn the breeze IN oar waters. ,i<. H.,
bfue OF Commodore Chauncev al.
otnnands tins naval station: tho r,.i
Of Commodore Downes, Of the PIT.
mac, destined 10 the Command or a.,
squadron in the Pacific Ocean.-ard
the Uhite Of Commodore Cassin. .,
the Hudson friga'e, which came NJ,
and anchored in the Hudson river ~
Saturday-on which occasion salute
were exchanged between that ship and
the Potomac. Probably il i not 90.
neraliy known that the rank Of our n,-
val commanders Of squadrons. /, do.
tcr'nined 10y the cplor Of the penuant.:
the first Jiu6, the second red, and N.
third rkifr.
The Hudson is probably discharcin,
her crew, preparatory 10 laying the IT,
gate up IN the Navy Yard, as we psr.
oeiye many groups Of her seamen with
their white trowsers and blue collar,
IN the streets. They look very We'll
and healthy, clean aud respectable =
Indeed, we are informed upon author.
~ that need not be questioned. that
there IS an obvious and very great i'm
provcment taking place in the moral
character OF our seamcn. A. an cyi.
denec OF this fact, upwards Of one
hundred OF the crew of the Potomac
have voluntarily relinquishcd Their
gIog, prelerring TO receive the value
OF the ration Of ardent spirits in cash.
Tor which the Department has recently
granted permission.-N y. j. Com.
project is on foot TO make 4 rail.
road from New York to Albany. with
Capital 1T 2.OCO, 600 dollars
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18
COZ. JoHnson,s x.nrrER.
To the Editor. Il ,Ar National In,,,lliv.oset.

BLuE srRiSc. July 81. 1861.
.Uessrs. Gales q. !Ssalon: After hav
ing finished the within letter, I dis.
covered in your paper Of the esd uli.
that Mr.. lNcuAM had published his let.
ter TO me, rs we'll as his statement. -
You will please, therefore. TO publish
this letter "a my reply, aud oblise your
Obedieut servant.
R'H NJ JOltNSON
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

Ih"mpson--and saws that this !.
liant picture. that ! have given above
OF The base conduct OF Davidson and
his followers.
Ioirfed. lime ;. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

: ~ nov opening another supply Of si'
- sONABt T. GOODs
june 30. HUMPHREY REYfs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18
WOOL WOOLu

WISH "a purchase lsfge qosrfi, y
4 wool - I'll qualities. for vh,,h is.I
si'e Tee hughes, pnees
Apfi -. g. w. HAMMOND
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18
DIR. w. JUDKINS
P0tenk SpeciGc Oinimcnf

DaiNS have Uecn taken TO make this sup.
II ply very good II may be had at he
f"ii"" ,ns places. viz;
Hv7phrey kfyes'. Chariestomn,
.gi"'n lo"ng's. Marimsburg.
.7d0m lo'0'c y. Co., Harpers-Fru.
To~ncr Y Harris. Mepherdsioun.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

Mr.. Wax BrREy was 10 have sailed
irom n. York for London IN the pack ct
ship President, Capt. Cbsmplin, on
the 18th inst,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

Singular Deafh. The Gardiner. Me.
Chronicle says.-We regret 10 learn
that son Of the Rev. Thomas nulloa.
ot Jay, aged about % years. died on
Friday last an consequence Uf having
iDhaled through las nostrils into his
lungs a PARTON 81 the contents If =
"puH ball" 10 check bleeding al the
nose. lie was Young man Of excel.
lent character aud much promise.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-08-18

\ project is on foot to make 4 rail
road from New York to Albany. with
a capital If 9.OGO. 600 dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Whilst the supporters ofPra>pieat Jackson are
lauang all aud every ofhs measures, Il would uu1
be amiss for them to say a word on the Russian
Mission The singular individual appointed to this
place, by President Jackson, has, after an absence
offftccn months, returned home. and po# radei
from New York to Richmond. passing Nayh.or'on
without approaching il oughlno' som inquiry TO be
made into this matter. Should VIZ not know what
money Mr.. Randolph has drawn from the pnlllc
Treasury Do not the supporters of President
Jackson oweit to HIM and to themselves. Ia rrtaf
into proper explanations II Mr. Randolph ha
hlmed and received his compensation in full. ougit
.sithe olium Of such a proceeding to he fastened
npon him. If he has not, ought no the fict 10 H.
known for his credit and for that OF the AdnliHstra-
ton
There Is a strong impression abroad that Mr.
Randolph was appointed Minister to Russia. for til,
purpose ofbuying him up. The Cabinet drealad
his vituperation, and sent him ut Of the way upon
his own terms. His whole course. from his reuuir-
ing the Secretary of State to meet hun at Nor H.
TO his passing Washington on his way hona, has
been an Outrage upon all proprlety. If the admin.
i~stration suffer IL TO pass without animadycr5ion II
would seem a just conclusion, that they are still
afraid ofhim. AT his request a mere boy, was ap.
pointed his Secretary of Lcgation.-TAa boy ha,
been thus made Minister to Russia. Indeed every
thing about the business is marked with imrropri.
ETY.. 1t would seem as if Mr.. Randolph, in taking
the appointment, had no other object than to cast
rldicale upon the Executive.
Tngt, D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

The Ch9rchman, Of SATURDAY, contains ar
IRON London, announcing the arrival a. ID
poctable american prolate in London. H. ar
~ the eve ot the anniversary el,hre.'-r n
" SoejctY io1 Tie propagation Of the Ga@r'
rign paris, on which occasion the f-
t9riaso on the Church ofEnglanj v. r,
tie capital. Bishop Bowen nas rs
treat courtesy and uttert'.a. Z aa '..ar
interesting account Q ft.. e#i-'rt 49,
rican Bishop was hieas -ssaaHs
mcnceuleat ofhis visit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

fo5bct.s Register Of Septenhor 9Th. sg#l.
serotal ofthe preceding numbers. contains, 49,.
from several papers II different pait, Of h.
dom and tion let!css. irving account. 81 .r...
attempts te cultivate Indian Corn i'll t.rrat r
"a the oco1lnendN'ion OF Mr.. CuGbrt. sfd .
ding 70 In5 5lslru,u6.se. - tbuE, thar Il. -.
}alloa oflhis corn ii lie a er,a. bru,fftofa.I
boring people, ant LAT It VIII greatly tn ni-..
tacm tar!, a due proportion of small fan..
the Close ofils last article on tie subject, -, fgJ,,.'.
following oHae~hat bombas,ical.
CHALLENGE,
To e9Hr }aatccS upoa he frce NJ t. i'm
! William Goblet. of kensial'ol. III ed
l9hd, hereby offer 10 bet any ! mk,c, g. IT,.
dred Pound, tie considerations of Wiicll,t =.
follows r.
Fl2t '4st Die said Yankeo shall r'anl ~ -.
corn IN America tiat the sad Yanl.cc sf.aa
hs acre standing AND rowing IN some Il... Na g..
ten miles distance Gftio Cc5rt Tuusrofaa G54,=
New York hat Wien he Aaii Lc sar it1,sf..#
Or. Mitrhel1.+ of#~ Ioak. l.. ,5an.qa7,
case Of inability Of iin, Ar. Jim .ts.s,Ea' ~.
Long Island, shall co ana ascsffa.. 4..
Ur.n@ Of square rod, imFartieit l#.,
corn he has s~talstine upoa hi az -. ia, ..#
said Yankee shall appoint ore of4a. n1.
residing III England. 20 conc ii lle s..alqc. a.,
take an account o. die auouGt ofny &C; ,i3t A.
parties shall communicate 10 r. tie ama5t af fl
crop in England and America t'at 5f,ia Ae,r
can Iudg,s' account Of Ire Yarlas', cran ,,e.,
that Of mine. pr Michel m Tie cher IGi,. si..
draw upon Ee far the hundred pound tiaougl Al,
john Harris, of New York, WHO vii rs3 the IA.
that ifthe contrary be tEoresuit, thes9id Dr. Mic.
ell or John TradwcH shall see the hundred 1aalr.
paid to Mr.. John Harris on my arc5Qnt. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
From me Kaqialtg C5nmcp,gtor Nor

CASH oFDacrpap pEIprP IN r.e,,f
,l.,L .fII..,..N -, -. cr.,,r ~
9TH. As..,Il, f.., pn...n county II, IN,
L,,.l af ~. pr. ,ba l,,, ,rl ,,.ss,, n,c}',h..
i. L.a, r,sa,a,.5 u, ,I.s,, '' ,=,l yaa,c NH,
,t .a,":,; ~, tn., ,i" ~ a",a1,ro
- .,I5a. N ~, ~, ii,s;l', - lan ,.m.
'iI'. ~ =. I"a ',s5t au,a 80,
- "1s "" i'i,, '",'l ~ 'u M y. a' a.,
" . s''u'N IN 9'' " ~ t"a,.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
TIE nESCRIE

In the recently published mcmeirsot IL Z
ron, by his friend Moore, we find the %fo.'t@a
phie description of a dinner party It Ye#tr
dined ont with a large party; Ike other pmtes'.
kind, it was frsrsilent. thentalkv, then ar2rmo.'H
the~ndisputatious thtn unintcllieIbl henal'osD'hf
then inarticulatc, then drunk. 1 earried away mn
wine, which had previously carried away my m
mory SO that all was hiccup and happiness toFs
last hour or so.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

our warehouse, wogksae7s All s.sr's 'lsa3n3
,r,h excellent aud elegant wafesoi anssi53t I'D
r alton. almost rxt'oaine thoS7 irofa anzes' 81
~ nl plat 4 ware, Il riches fhss'' sa1"sIei.
h,4seheiI farnihsr8 al llea9Ha ca=Hias 'Re'l
> 49, tia oars. haslwar S a1ash' II sziH f"''
.Ir-y. ami eFeyg45m - sita# % i#1-.ss -,
.sais and als. I3a,ss ys and ~ .ha'' ~
s.ris. every And 81 #a.hlaerf sr'i ''
ss.rn.ept o~fclarrT 20 a IN fas'#a5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

E-acoaragemeat ia goung mcn-Johm Ho'f#.
Prentiss, about twenty years Of age, a Clerk IN ID.
Compiling hou3e Of Massrs. Williams, Puoa.
&Co,, Boston, an a son Of J ldge Pr ntiss, o.e'
the United Stats senators from the State ot yer
mont received the annual pri4e of the SoalrF 70
the diffusion of Useful Knowladge, for the he,' e.
say, entitled 3" The American Tarif Laws, a
their probable effect upon Trade, Conmsr'c H'
Manufactures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

i,'t..ici to-'s g ira. 4o7ss Y
N oaz ilsi, says The cslea5aian Meresrg. :.
s2p(fis mt o. The niseeDansous prose MI. -
Waiter scott lad been purchased Ter tle au,il.
The ExehanseS Coffee hoase OIL r.day. 1t ,ae. =
fact, tt1i tie m91 'o'umnoas autlor this Con-.
has produced, Is now the proprietor Of all bs
~ritihgs,poe'ry as Wi! a. prase, ext nd IL
thing near 100 volumes, and dat. teo al, H.
sold most all Of them dgriug l..,.t 49,.
publication since l5J2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Nt3o ITerk By LoyG EroaSlom
says the Lsuuon Morning Ilo.4d. III. I.,5,
selori pursuing " the even tenor OF his Wy
dac'd his bll fer reforming the Censts 81 T..
Ills Lordship's object may be state ID a4,
10 sa7e the soliors hom plund I. IT,
did not use this phrase, nor pgrbs2s ~.
tflci.y IN ordse that he should use = .ee..-.
vas addressing m assembly, same Of Win. =
tar5 had allowed the plumber 10 90 on fa,.4.
sery noscs for a number of years,