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pore and track the aoinding crooked paths Of
ous ss e1PedteRcg-he did not surround himself
WIN corps 81 ,ncdpa6tes as foil to his supe-
of"y-.nor dld ne mistake for honorable fame
.ne soroIa praise Of mean sycophants and fawn
ing parasites. His ambition mad ali The gran
aeur OF his intellect He called up genius,
knowledge, and public virtue, around him for
the generous qualities of great men are some.
time as contagious as vices in our exalted sta
ton. From the splendid success of his foreign
Polcy, and his commanding influence over the
popular mind he has left name among the
statesmen of England unrivalled in the fastina.
ton of its glory.
DEATH BY DROWNING. The melancholy duty
devolves upon US of recording the death of three
persons by drowning, all at different places,
within few miles of each other, and nearly at
the same time
on the evening of the 23d ult., George
Iowne OF Dudley, in going homo from store,
attempted to cross the mill pond of the Tufts
Manufacturing Company, and broke through
the Ice and was drowned. Not coming home,
the family became alarmed, and, a search being
made the next day his tracks were found going
upon the pond, and, on examination, his
body was found therein
/ On the 10Th ult. person named Stone was
drowned in Alum pond, lying partly in Douglas
andpartly in Thompson, in attempting to get
wild goose from the water, which he had
shot
The same day, Nathan A. Arnold, jun, aged
ii years, a very interesting and promising
| youth, was drowned in the pond of saw mill
near his fathers house in Sutton. He was
crossing on the ice, which had become so much
weakened by the thaw that il gave way under
HIM, and he sunk to rise no more alive His
father being in sight ran to his relief, and
would have shared with him his fate, had it
not been for the assistance of another person
who reached him pole in season to save his
life. The body Of the son was not recovered
till 1t had been in the water above an hour,
when life had irrecoveraby gone.
New TRIUMPH. An election has Just taken
place in New Jersey for Representatives to the
next Congress, the result of which shows
great change in that State in favor of correct
principles, the Anti Jackson party having
achieved great victory. Uncommon exer.
tions were made, on both sides-by the Jack
son men more particularly-and the vote was
| a large ono. The returns are not all in. but
every county heard from has given majority
| for the Republican Ticket. In Essex the ma
jority was over 1900, in Burlington over 500.
The six representatives of this state, will,
therefore, be opposed to the administration.
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I'm Gunner Wnnfed.

a FEW weeks since, BOX was left by the
IA Lowell Stage at Stockwell's Hotel, d.
rected to" Stephen Foster, Worcester" AS it
was not called for, and no persen of that name
being known, the Box was opened and found to
contain "Scotts Family Bible" The ownor is
to call, pay charges and take it away
Worcester, Dec o.
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NOTICE.

TWNHE subscribers would inform the public
n that they have taken the FURNACE for
merly occupied by Sumner Smith, (near Elijah
Burbank's Paper Mills,) which they will keep
in constant blast, with determination to give
satisfaction TO Machinists and all others who
may favor them with their custom.
Patterns may be had at the Furnace, or mado
to order at short notice. Orders will receive
immediate attention, and may be left at tke
Store of Daniel Haywood.
WINTER s.. WEBER.
Worcester, juno l6, Hl4
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Dee OF 1870

WORCESTER, S. Dec o.. IaaO
q NAkEN on Execution, having been previ-
be sold at Public Vendue, at Creighton Rug
gles's Inn, in Hardwick, on MoxDAr, the 3Ist
day Of January ne1t, at two of the clock in
the afternoon, all the Right in Equity which
MARTIN RUGGLES has to redeem The
Farm which he now lives on, situate about two
and one-half miles westerly of the Meeting
House, IN Hardwick, bounded north by land Of
BENJAMIN ID, Ihayer, west on land of William
OILS, east on town road, containing about sew
enty acres OF Land, with Dwelling House and
other Buildings thereon. Also, one other niece
OF Land lying easterly of the above thirty acres,
north and west by land of Ephraim Lane, south
ny land OF Benjamin Lee, east by land of Parks
Rugglos.
l. WILLIAM ROp1NcnN n c1.o
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DR.. Phelps's Sternutaforv-

u ME great efficacy of this SNUFF cons;sts
IN speedily removing Headache, Dizainss,
and INSTRUCTIONS Of the Nose or Nasal OriGces
produced by sudden changes of atmosphere
FOR The removal of Potypus, it is exceedingly
useful, and wheE it fails of cure, it greatly I'M
pedeS The progress of the disease. Experience
ana IN observation have proved the fact that this
1tefn"tctory OF Snuff is vastly superior TO any
thing of the kind heretofore in use. my
r, I sale, at wholesale and RETAIL by JAMES
GREEN d CO, Worcester, who are sole
Agents for the article. In S''0
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AZ Fl Farm for Sale

SITUATED in the northerly part Of North.
- boro, containing about 300 acres of Land.
T TeaI proportisncd as to Moving, Pasturng,
illlage and Wood Land, with decent BuiIdinss
lnereon: The subscriber will sell part of the
ABOVE st Farm, together with the Buildings, if
sneIe IS more Land in the whole Farm than is
wanted and the residue in lots to suit purchas-
c, a credit will be given if wanted For
Iuf'ner particulars, reference is made TO Hon.
Joseph paws of Northboro', Capt. PRKsrIs
hEYEs' hvIng near The premises, or the sub
Jan. .. IT JOSEPH DAVIS. Jr.
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BUFFALO RORES

UST received, prime lot Of BuffaIo Roho.
% and for sale cheap, by ' -''3'
w LEONARD & TYLER.
Worcester, Jan s.
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Indian Dressed Buffalo Robee

81 FRESH SUPPLY, and a snner,or ar,;-
"A Gle; just received, and for sale cbean for
cash, by Up. KETTETT 9, 90 '''
Worcester, Jan 5.
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Tho Opelousas (Lou) Gazette of tho 18th
ult., states that the weather had proved very
favorable for getting in the sugar cane. Ow
ing to tho want of rain, the cane was Of small
growth, but tho quality Of the sugar made from
il proved it TO be very fine. In tho neighboring
district 1.-THE Rapides tho crops of sugar cane
and cotton had been very abundant, so much so
in the case OF the latter article that il is stated
",ho planters wcro unable to pick it ALL"
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DO iiM 5Ilg.

Z
The irmnds 81 .o9,. foaTEs, th"snsst
horn W. desire .,is y ohe asr'esoGea) vii
be ~ AFFIXED w H.. following ii(t".aitvn 81 h's
hsalth aud az pursuits l.'Hf' f"'
Eriraei, f,op, teHse tfan Com. Darid Porter.
u. } Gharged dguffsie esnsan''nopis 10
| JOIN ). sdmnsf, Ls9 aasd bato", June D.
! ISL
lam inv PACKING np Tor PES. 70 Jon my
bro hrg-il-isw, Dr.. Hear, ~hn IS tee WIN
my si,tat, aud dang. ro"siy ~. Ibenre pro
ered 10 ConsantintT s'here shail fhdTa.
snr 10 z, tyous phsr of key hols e"tl, ard
1erhaps some o h. stfsnge t.ings. ! NJ"
send .oa some seeds Of nj -brning PINE
ifs We have nolh ne of ile snf Ia the
Unt,d State. 1, sa beautiful AMI useful
Tree. and furaishrs p lnSary for the t'ile. !
shall have n parcel NJ ihs "rples PAT ~, aud
deliver then oCspi Stevens. oi the Onfarip,
who w,ilhe hone ia sb ,ui mnut1 alter thia
reaches YOU. Yon eau Cultivate ~" tfr" as
Won would enlflesie con, only htie faIthef
apari. Iher. are SOME beautiful gioses Of
them mar Algezfss. oppose 6,bfaltar' AS
woli as in Italy. You may cat The nut raw, or
sligu1y roasted, aud yoi" hni 1t real deli
eacy. Tie slight turppntino taste ~ has Is 4
,eG iemrnt On laxury nope ,hcy aIay al
rive safely. II Mrs S. want. pretty ofna-
meats Tor the 'rs'-r 81 H. r btb. o, Der window
curtains, aud Tor various oiher purposes, she
has only 10 send the pine apples 10 - eilde
and b will fciurn them more beautifully per
feet than # they had been made BY tue haUas
Of thu bcsi carver.
shall Try aud send you very simple mode
Of c1ltsa ing the silk worn, preparing The
silk, md adspfed. IN The mos .inpl" tom, 10
IN. USE II famdes. shall seiil ir'm poor,
plain Maho1ess Woman, who. for h'r a'nnse-
men, raises the worm, separates 'ue shk from
the COCOON sums ant mapui,r urrs. anb sells
j. She showed ne several pu1nds Of eY.
crilent sewtig 81 X. oil the remains Of what she
had las, year. shall sead you sample. Yoo
will b. surprised al ihs simplicity OF all the
n,eans Of obtaining silk, and ol the II tie troa-
! BILE Attending u.
I'M. il written in haste. as the vessel ssIls
Immediately ftbis aferu0on) but 10 morrow, II
| eau possibiy spare tue tue. ! vii give NY
attention 10 the subj &C., and be more parrtcn-
lar 1ha cnltYalinn IT elk is upi Ms trouble
some as tho cultivation Of naI, aud Infinitely
more certnin aud p,ohhble. tic eImple
mode, winch | hope Ia 10 able TO describe, Will
| ,1puct, induce on gooi housewives to gise
some attention IL the SUBJECT, AUd, Oy gradn
al introduction OF us culture amung US, snYe.
IN the eud. mdliGns Of mbuey, Which Bnds Ms
WAY 10 this sid. OF tue Atlantic, For six is
Necessity ~ much 80 no tea aud sugar. NJ
man Ut woman can pat on eoai, shawl, la
gloye, or dress b,mseti, Or herself, Ia any way
without II. Excuse hasi, --nofe auon.
Respectfully luuts II ilv.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Session closed on The lS,h ult. The
next session eiii open ON the lUih September
The expenses III the session oil ten months. ex.
elusive OF ,loia,ng, is 2lS dollars.
The faruty 10 composed OF the Iollowin.
P6oies ors
l. o. Ancient Languages, DR.. GE.sEp
HARR,saN.
:. VI Modern Languages, Dr. G. BATTER
MAN,
8, or Mathematics, CHARLES BossYcAs.
TLk'
j. r. EnslT.
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Campbell August Court, 1881

Campbell August Court, 1881.
James Campbell, C.mnpt
against
john aud JLnes Merle ynolls Dens
ON AN INJUNCTION
happening the satisfaction of the Court thar Tho
defendant John Mekeynois Is not inhaLtant of this
STATE ana he not appearing 10 ordered aud decrced
thnt liz do appear he the ID Monday IN November
next, sd answer the bill of the comp ainsmt and that
copy of tins order he inserted the Lynchhurg Viz
glniad for two mouth. successiyey a.d ported M Tho
front dosr OF tue cUnt-house on two sevefa! court
days A copy-reste,
JOHN ALEXANDER, C. C. G
Aug. Is ,v.,
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THE yHssGzNaAN.
LySCHnrRG. ARC. rs. 1871.
KLN1UcKY ELECTIONS.

Al eyes aie turned Nth intense interest TO
The election reierns fr1m Kentucky. Great
efforts have bcrn made by botu parties 20 81
cure n triumphant result but If The parry to
which we are atfathrd has s1cceedtd. sc shai
he agreeably disappointed WHEN We reeeIlect
lhat they bad 10 content against sgsiemafised
fal.ehood, printed bv officers OF TIE federal
government, frn1.ted by the Presideai, the
Postmaster 6rueral, snd heir kubordinBies,
aod scattered in rvrry corner Of the state,
which was trayersed 6y a mai.cart or post
rider. In short, The patronage Of The federal
government has been " trough, inio connc
with tie freedom Of elections. in that Sih'e,
with aItcllcs. tlllon,cTy, which seemed 10
defy public opinion and 10 the teeth of the
hypocri,icsl can, oil the President ia his lnnu-
,uraI Speech, relative TO bis determ nation 10
" Reform" this abuse, which he was instructed
10 .ay Lad preyBled during the administration
ot h predecessor. II was imagined that. u
Henry Cay could be defeated in his own
State, h. would he abandoned in despair by
his friends and brnce. tue extraordinary ex-
crtlons which have been made 10 effect iha,
result-sn Do sirable 10 the = esidcnt aud 10
his mercenery ofc'-seekiug minions. Inc ac.
counts, how ever thus far. are more cheering
than We had any rrason 10 hope for. A note
70 the Editors Of the Virgnian, from gentle.
man In Msysv'lie. received by private convey
ance rhas sums up the rumors Of the day 1T
thai place relative to the Congressiona el,c.
ton
g" LIST Di.uic'. Il i, believed that Davis (Cia,)
elected over Daniel tjAckson) his opponent
and the late rrptespotar,Ve.
" Nar,hAil (Clay) Is elected inths District
by n J"lny OF iIom $50 10 10 4oO, oSer Cole
man (JaeksoB) the late representative.
:. Allan (G'a) Is elected IN the faeette di-
tric,, hy n majority OF from 5Noto ieH1, over
shannon, its JHcks,n upponrht. Iuis was the
istfici ia'rly Represented by Judge ClaTse)
:. Forj (CioJ !. supposed 10 tie elected in
the tranki,o d1s'r.t, osrI l. compte lJalasuut
lie ,"ta rcisf"senfatrte.
" hdoir ljack-on) is believed TO be elected
Ia the M'IGer district, over hln1ala {Glas)
t6e late Iepfc>ert,iyr.
:" The contest IN the Loaisviiie district i,
very clase, and no "piaiun ean be tornni OF
lie rrsut.
II " IL bes,en lhat orr correspondent only
peak. 81 one d.sfirt (ihe Mhy sviIle) eitn cei-
jaluty and we nave received ~ returns from
any othrr, except oce couety OF Daniels dis
II c., (Fiming,) when gives To DdaieI IS aud
DAVIS 1890.
III" MoysVaie Monitor, "a Jackson p&per1
oil The 9th ln>t. contains reforms OF members
10 the Legislature from eigh' counties and ac-
corng 10 us adm lsslun, SI of these are to-,
Jackson, and len Tor Clay. Tins election is
important, as ii Senator in Congress IS 10 be
appointed al the mex, session Of the Kentuck,
Legislature.
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CdricG'uyes.-A private letter from Paris
s"ys-ibe " Hepa6tic' is quite a s,andipe
Joke here. Ihefe is a caricalure OF female
on the 'op of he col mn Vendome, aud ano.
lh'r at the foo, crying out in the 8iue5eard
styl"--" Ann, sister Am, 10 vou SCI tue he
public coming -" see no hing bat cloud
ol dust. AMI a 'r-colprcd Dag waving in the
midst. - On -! fot God sake come d1wn, SIS
Ter Ann' for depend upon it, thats the Repub.
ne"
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DAVID PORTER.
J. S. Skinner, Eaq.

N. UeLiHe, the nr~ Secretary ofihe Tfea-
sutt, aIrsrd IA Washington on Saturday, aud
npvrrn - Cess AIMED onniay DO h Will
probably soou enter upoa the dtscharge vi Their
deW duiIcs.
ihe c, Ems of d troll gave public dina or
Il Coy. Cas-, previously 10 his leaving tina,
place. Georgetown Gag. dug. y.
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II is n singular thing hos the prophecies OF
fools are sumetimcs verified hy caance. lhr
last sDmmsr tnele Was cou61ed 10 the Mend,
city A>N la,n al Pals, IA old foo, VITO called
herself q cen Of France. she b"asird that she
kept Ch"les y. under ker Protection, aud n
sed 10 declare that. at mr. dealt, he should
cease to reign. She did on tas 2>rh of July,
IN III" evening on the 29ih the Ieign of tht
boui bons had ceased forever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

We unier-'and thai ,mso', htwhose haa.e
he pirates oibDs ""i Ivtn.isy luigri IA BAN
islant, mas heen conn'i'i..h Ia li,rfe~cll, ,hit-
3rd wi II the La ceny OF the 80 900 wHlsi, the
,iitaies stated they hnri d il tue saud nAun
they lJndrd iron. Il & brig V'neysrd.
IN Z. jour Of Cam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

The Phil ,deipbia Cnrnnicle mee,inn4 thai
IN ope"ing tho trunk 81 an cc"rurli-bed
sonug rouge. lately taAta by the yoi,ce III
that cdy and no" IA pr son, " ms library wAs
found I" cans'n 1t history nf the Pilates NM
set oil BuiIeeT's No els
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Dining for Siiter.--lt vii he Ieeoiecied hy
many iunt the Bril, Gigntr. Lneis was
~recke off the coast o, Brnz with mil Oh
Of dollars ON board, AL WHICH went down wiih
her hu, the captain OF the Brltisl vessel OF war
Lightning has 6.hei up l0D MO dollars,
ani said that he expected to &c, the Whole mil.
lion.
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To The Editor Of Tie ", Y Commercial .idrer
ttstr.

| perceive IL asserted In the papers ihat Gen.
eral X tot Is 10 be rewarded With ,hr Ollie. al
Governor of Michigan. by Gen. jackson.
Can YOU I'll M whether this rs in reward iot
his rclarhtinn ahnut thu General when he
VAS the Fl, S, line 10 nom nation Tor the
Presidency, VIZ: that II Uouid be as ioiss 10
make po'oder mqgnziae n ~ -, as 10
choose Jackson Presdeni r 4 READER
An wER.--I, Is the same Gen. Root, vino, in
tIr s,nccrny Of his heart, uttered l,nguagr
tpmval u 10 5ne woods quoted bv our cores
p"ndent. W. also henid him publicly Il clare
that h. - would rather have Buly Craa foru's
under. tcH,t stuffed up in Toe presldeLtlal
hair. than Gro. jackson but, added he,
~ reletenc. 10 tue discipline of The psriv "
suppose must 60 lor Iiog and IA 3mon, -
N Y COm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Fayetteville, (N C)--fsr " Observer SAYS
- Our jail !, stli ",u,ont n tenaut; whcn
eanno, he SAID OF any other house IN town,
beiieve."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

letter 10 the Editor OF the Village Record,
from an i"telllgeni aud tstnabIe friend, "no
ives zea Gu, Jackson man, says-iie d'd moi
expect, When, 'hr"s years aga, no was Il rug
hIlnsrlt 10 Elevate Andrew Jackson To the Pre-
s'dency. to b. obliged to eIp,tss AS iegrei 80,
having do"c 50 but that the d'Sg aceiut scenes
e&bibHtd a. Washington, user~neim HIN " IN
shame, and threaten Taia 90 ms county, and
he IL obliged To wish Tue President .naJ retire
10 the ileinfoge.
So honorable expressions of opiaion-.o
patr'o"', so superior 10 more pdri, DIR beco-
"'hg nu."''1ns. Inc change IN publ s.nti-
'neu' 10 decisive. JieL. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

late political price-current states, THAT
me Che'okees are about TO petition Con-
gress 10 remove the Geurgi ans from the State
As The oherokees have the oldest grant OF the
sou. Inc urorgianS obtained their grant fro IN
h'ng ueotse. IA The 18th century whereas she
o"e'oEe obtained theirs from King Adam,
IN HE year -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Tie doubie minister he Richmond En-.
qruer stated some weeks hgo, ihnt Mr.. Van
tnien, nigh, pos.'bly aiier visiting England
as hmistr' PlenWotrn,la'y, 90 over 10 Pans
IN displomalic capacity. speaking On this
hni, iron' me SEM "tta ,al Enquirer, lhs Ma
iional Jol.nal srys:
" Tue runner mat Mr.. Van Buren is TO 60
to fdr's, derives piauslbIli, from The lacI
that his Secretary of Legation TO Lon.
ion, is II nntye OF tiance--lamllar with the
French laugaage-who was cOnfdential
-'a-ak 10 NJ Van Bnren. IN tho Department
." o'"'e' ""1 "s-id bis situatuht,nu Ia that De-
ulgnity.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

A ceIe brated IRISH Judge, ,....;.a ga,
,tnce on thIel, Who had been convicted :,
steal'ng time piece IN "a dwelling house sand
: mai Ia grasPiug al tim, he had reached e
teTuuy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Al late meeting ol toe Lon loo Hotticn ltn.
raj o"ctts, Lady Cochiane wa. elected a
Es""'"'''i the so,rIy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Join Quincy AdaRlS.-Litte more than two
Years nave elapsed suite this Hmiable man.
accomplished scholar, and profound Statesman
was deprived OF power to make room far a
haaJ OF hnugtt v-nh oliice-se ekers--a hu,
before he was VAIN IN lis srat, had declare Il
'""' " ms administration must he put down,
though il were IS pura rs The anees around
the throne Of God"---an expression as prntane
IN ltsel5 Ms the motive which dictated II was
vicious aud unpr'ncipled. THIS expression
clearly indicated the mean. which were tn ia
employed to Affect his remoyal--and too Ia ith-
'dlly woro they ,esorted Ia. Falsehood and
ueu"cio", IN all Their multiplied forme, were
'asokei To effect this purpnst--and the wor,,
arts oi The worst men wtre kent in co,s,,,,
aud active operation. That they were success.
inl many who were dlped by them, now sin.
! cerely d"Plorci and not few have yoIuu.
tarlly expressed their regret and now unite
| IN tuegi2'ng the character Of our late Cnie(
Magistrate, whose character they never CORE ell,
! understood nn,iI tie malice of his enpmies M
'o"s' '~"adinG his iyalry, ceased to vex the
public ear with sldudero,.s- rn;sren,o,a,,a,,
|
OF hi, coad0ci aud opinions -Amome .h,,s,
VIII MSS lid run with the greatest bitterness
vas Stephen Simpson aud il affords us Meas
nrr, however low an estimate we NAV oIar.
IA on his Opinions generally, to extract from
one OF his pnhi oa'inns ,:he following candid re-
can'"t'"n' We risk nothing in saying, that, o
all Mr.. Adams's former enemies, no, one wbf
has the least spark of liberaliiy will not now
confess that be is greater md a better man
than they had been induced To beIieye-sot
but very few who, # left TO their own unbiased
judgment, would moi readily tranyer to hs wise
and prudent management The deslin,es OF tb,
country. Mr. Simpson says:
His" MIR. Van Buren,, "insinceri,v NJ
friendship towards Gen. Jackson, had bee
made manifest. by the tong interrnl dLriny
phich he Kept open The apenue of apprOach bs'
tween himself ani Mr. Adams hau tnaf pr.,,
and lPermH me 10 add an act OF Justice and
| aionementI injured stateman, deemed him Of
sulhoent Importance, 10 court, conc,liate ar
win hun over But Mr.. Adams disJatneh ~
surround himself by purchased enemies. 10 nro.
mote ms REELECTION, by imposing The letters nj
| great patronage upon the antagonlst leaters-
choosing III tall, as he rose, by the weiebI nj
his integrity ahd Nj. Van Buren, was ief, IN
make such contract and aigai, with General
Jackson, as circumstances might narrnn, or
Major Eaton suggest"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Inc Washington Globe says the Cabinet Sec.
retari"s all resigned voluntarily" " What
Is the matter, Pat !" SAID a gentleman who
was disturbed by an ontcry in the street, TO has
servant. o, nothing, your hoIor," was the
reply, only they are jorcing mda 10 turn
U0tlnteer."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Constant Pollard, alias CaIrara, was brought
befor1 Justice iloPson yesterday morning, and
exsuintd IN regard {, this charge preferred
ags na MN by tlia Chcvalier Hay geus, of III.
o ,b'ry OF TIE Jewels Of The Princess of Or.
age, AZ er his examination was fms ed, his
coausei, ~ .srs. Pee aud ". II Maxwell, re-
I,,rrd oi the Magistrate Ia state upon wba
sidrnce Tue pfl, ,ner was held 10 custody.
IL answer 10 this d-nand, hfssrS. Sre-
" and BALDWIN, The counsel lor the D.tc Go
vernmrnt, called Mr.. ZImnI' rman, TIE u ,toh
CONSUL aud Thomas Morris, Esq. u. :. Mar.
shall Who gave their testimony al irngil in,e.
garI TO fhe circumstances witnIn The = know
edge. The rkaminAtion * 20 be resumed fng
hay. A the reqn"s 81 all parues, We ioTbrar
~ publish Hiat .ranspred.
N. Y. Jour. Of Gem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15
DIGGES' OFFICE. ,

Lynchburg, AuS. Is, 1881.
Drawing Of the Virginia Petersburg Lo,tery,
Estta CT $ NJ. !, 10. 1851.
80 90 9 IS IL Of 10 10.
TOMORROW
lhe Drawing Of tae VrgInis Petersburg Lot
fiery N" ., VIII be received. Renew YOUR ANAL
rr zes IA that scneme al
DiG6ES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

A sigma gentleman from Mount Plea
san', iudiant, says, thai At the lad pre>,deL
'ial election every vote there wds Tor Gen.
Jackson ou, that now they will all be opposed
10 him.