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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21
IN CHANGER,

The defendant Eah Davis, not having or,o..,,
appearance ana given security according mi - nv
Assembly and the rules of this court and :, so' OF
by satisfactory evidence that lie Is not an lr1Ia,'ns
THIS country Ills ordered tina, the sa def aD'.an'
do appear here OH the first day Of June C, @
ana answer the hiii Oh ne plaintiff ana that cen, =
this order be forthwith inserted in sone .9Iy VI
printed IN the town Of Lynchburg iortwo n,ontb pr
cessiyciy and posted al the front door of lc ''
IN tue sud town. c0py-iestc. '0'
Aprili S'N,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21
9NOGIRTHS $,

In the Grocery drpaItmen, he has Sail, Iron.
Steel, Naile, Sugar add Coffee Tea, aud many
other articles, which he feels warranted in sat
Jog are lower than they have heretofore been
old
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21

SCARFS.
6 do2. beautiful neck
Splendid Foulard, long-saiin striDe
superior fal'nefine do.-Em6rOideied
super SILK do fancy colo,s
DoNxrET RIBBONS.
a fe" set the most splendid. u The aeien-
slon "l the Ladies Is particularly invited. They
are also invited 10 call ann examine n spnerbjj,
beautiful AID net0 style article for ladies' 81 ~
mer Bnnneis, invoieed--" Satin suawn-the
latest Paris fashion.
" tide WINE and black Satin
WIDE pink, blue, green straw and black Lus
iIng
Narrow IdfTeta and Sa,n-a colors
"A few pieces elegant Belr-,sOmeOi,l, 1.eio
A4AC.nS.
Large rich fig'd White and black Wells
Caprs md Coilars--rlch patterns
cd and IA Bobbinels
Thread and BobbInet Laces and Edeings
Wade aud narrow Footing
Unread aud Bobbnei lnsertings, beautiful NAT
te'ns-arncles oft'n cslled Tor and but sell
dom found in This market
GLOVES.
Super long White Kid
super Horse.kn, short, white and fancy CO.
Tors
Fancy colored Mus
For Summer Dresses.
Splendid painted French Batise
pieces mos beautiful Satin striped, painted
French Muslin. entirely new article
Cheap Satin striped Gauze, for parties
GYTS%fT a MTG
Super A Cambria, handsome colors
81 MuslID-plaid
Buff Plaid-Scotch
SIriDed hlu,Iin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21
CA.LTCOS,

a large assortment, new patterns and certain
~ m"Se beautiful than any heretofore i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-21

Aug. 80
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Jan. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
"Hhen Greek meet Gr1ek &c

IO@H|u CsF(td TED
FOURTH OF JULr-CtleLrnhon at Gooehland c. III
's sbniVsr'sry OF our Independence wa, csisbt,t.f
IT, GJoehand Court House, az usual. nu,n.rou. ma,
ny OF gentleman s'tsndsd and though o a, u.s.v a.
he f,irer part of ersA OF, avourei ne with thai
senee as nigh be wished il 10 aiiribu ed r,it,r f.
the lowering ape Of h sky thao TO wan, of r,trio
sn On VI cir part The UtG harmony chez
revsed, as II should do. wheo W me o, ioy.,bs,
20 nnenorsie an evsn', cleb hSS conferred SO nin
blessings OF ou'selvss; bis broken the spell hat
ED he mind,.snd promises to dissbthftI Eunp
JS'eph >. W. kline was appointed z. r.lenI A.d J,h
y Fleming Vic Pas dent A. Two o'eIiek the Comma
~ eat down 10 sumP uous Bn't, iurui.h.d BY WIN.
lie" O.; II er he to'h we'd, the following ,oas,
sven ~
The day we Geo r,Ie-Th. birth day Of ffesdorp
avo'i'e Of every nation.
3 Thomts JsfeTson-The power OF kis gen'u, ha
siysn new charms 10 he philosophy OF human gh,s
4Jane1 nj adson-A CIGf0utd Tsiesmsn, n p9triot
b ines M0nrOs-VTSinil ranks him amonsst A,
'UGb b r OF her honoured 'onS
Andrew J,cksol-TOe President Of the Uoj,ed
: ste.f
y ! nd-Tte gallant ruggle Of an oppre,,sd reo.
p, c uin Djs he sympathy Of every lreem.n
8 Ssrzynt cki-His eounity's hope, aud freedom
~. poo.
EogIaud-Hsf X formed Parliament will (.tls.Ol
nsSlo The voice Of people to be heard 10 her souo
cns
10 inerna' Improvement aud the union Of ihs T. %
tern and Western wstsr'-iDdspsn,sblsi 10 tbs nefes
aOt prosperity OF Virginia
III Onion oi The Siass--Tbe only hope Of Anefic IA
IL Modification, like the VI rNord Convention, viii
oe bot upon the page Of American History.
IL The American Fair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

a "A Lii.O a.sa ~ r.n.>V.. Lr ,An.I.,l,
"a seerg the following Leners We eDquised int,
the f"es at Tho Gaze, and We understand kom H..
-. G'v,fhor, that they are az follow: Taat the u
=. Teeg'elh detected 70 The Executive ID par ment-
and not 10 Governor Floyd or John Foy d, Esa a.
Ia Privae irdlvdusl, was brought 10 the Lieut. Gov
- NOT presiding u the Executive Department., uud, q
ne Csnstu ion, In the absence Of the Governor-snd
,up,n ssc-raining that the sub. pion 20 he Tele
|srah had not been advised m,te .uhjeet OF con
i ion w"h toe uemb-rs Of TIC Ex. cuv- Council,
ith l.. voinor ~ ought proper 10 appiks ,he i,or
hn tie r"smis''on VI his paper under The al re gon
icircumstsnee, wss irregular.
(rrom the U $ 'Teicgra,h)
RICHMOND JuLo 30 h, 1921
sIH In The abseIee OF III Governor from he sest
Govetrment. your paper las been trough % me
rom the o., office di ec,ed TO the Exec 1.-Two epart-
lnen' OF Virginia. A. he head OF tina, Department a.
bis time, have :, say TO you, hat an aware OF nc
asga' or Regular watrsnt tor the hao.usso, Of your
spSper 10 ,he Executive OF This "a, The Council OF
h. ave having never advised rea ioa to the subject
81 m"k op-r 10 r'qn's; that no further numbers o
your paper bs forwarded TO the Executive, a, undo
4eSuog circumstances yon can have claim u.,,n tn.
Is ate Tor any OF them. Yours, SC.
p V. DAME.
Lieutenant Gou,rnor Of Virgi ia
O. n, WAsHINGToN July 7, 1871.
OH Upon my return home. after al absence of
NY Iounu your note Of the 80 h ul'. The cCpy o.
5me Telegraph 10 bich il Tefrs is intended for IN,
4Goverror ard not the Lieutenant Goperaor ot yirsi
oo0et existing circumstances" you will pleas.
o.su'n suen copies as may have come 10 our pos
on tu'ns ms alb 'ence, TO TIE po.t ffic. in YOU
Iy, 70 De placed With his private paper, IL he hs
rot brought lhe suffice, Of Il, sub.rrn,ion IN h IT
-. Iei.ssph e'ore the Council of at, :" rresum,
wa oeeau:e ne considered il SUI Gu WI ich b,
was no. CURED % ask their ad'ic i, may re tina
ne b'enus hereafter to do 1t will be in time Tor you
~ one oil his advsers 10 rsiuse your consent when IL
asked. Yours, &c - y
DUFF CIR EN-.
Hon. PETER V. DANIEL,
Lieutenant Governor Of pirginia,
Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
NOMINATIONS

hiessrs; WIN. Nc Mahon Joseph Cline, Reut n San
lday and Edward Stevens are candidates for IN a o
H.. IN hocknghom coun,y.-Messrs. Elias oston
Michael Miller and James Higgins for Han. ,shiy.
''coun,y.-Messrs. Robert s. Brooke and John cCue
TOR augusta county
f2r Congress-General Mccoy is a candidate for
)'he District OF Rockingham. Augusta, Pendeton Bath
ana pocahontas-The Staunton Spectator a,uou noes
The Winchester Virginian announces lis b inc an
horzed to state that Robt. Allen has yiede TO the
solicitations of his friends and has again consy tied 10
The people OF this district in the Com ess Of
me United States ii should be their Measure - n
shim"-Ihe same Paperis authorized to Skhounce Jas
NJ Mason as candidate TO represent the same district
composed OF the counties Of Shenandoah, Page, and
Frederick, in the neyt Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
'Vi-U ~ LE.s

+
ny sstess-Ths me..osy o. zoe sr~at Nano..o,, y
ny Edward GarIand-Tne Fous'n ~ JaI,. IT,.
Sss communion day ofour depend nee ID Il eel,
'saon OF which all rarii,s should unto
BY WIN. Lewis--H- nry CLAW: franz ,o,,iv ,.s,.
|meu. " MS county
BY the Pse.den, of III, DIV IT.,
Iprovemsn Experience, eonn on ,.ns "a M, 81 R
|o virginia demand soo,inuaon Of the canal a, f..
Ito LyDshLurg ~ '' nv 'ses |
By Henry l.. Hopkins, Of P,yb.,., ,,,,.i IN :,
Her Tsz,"eii, aud john Tyler, able hon. .nJ sn
ui,o o- C~n''i.nuon, they IN. r the a,u,ir.,i,n ,n
receive ihe 'cp9sr Of every tree pa,ro, aud
by Granville Tmbr,lske General A,arsw Ia.
20: My every weapon, that !. dsu a.
Gu 'o me'eI ansvrry tongue TIA, raised aim,
4 by Ctsrlt. Mckenzie ury Clay 10, x,.st,o h.
so.eo IN his retirement, his country will soon cal
BY Thomas Curd-Heury CLAW. wh.o nil,
4rod arrive Tor your cell ns Nj. Adams to NM,
iont wish to huny you, ST, only ak for informs,
By John b. Aodcr., n:-Tho Con.,i,,,io,.. II,
Shns OF geese saved Rome: Thy n,inei. are deaf
4 BY p. l. Watkins Poland: Hr r,,,.
need, III; her success, 'te downfall of ,y,so,. P
q, .hn Wood on-Tne Hickory Of I, nnessa. Il,
op mas all Oils branches. AID green ,.sy., arr
dwnhefed, o, more hard winter and 't,s dad
BY Col. SAMUEL ID axe o, P,,yba.snrt o.,
neh.ueky' not being stap,ed ihs stoysth o. the Ne.
E1si.hd qu"c', he been suppIauted by a Tyn,s.:
: anuv oe' 'uAui,
4 BY Thomas ArEy's-H ,u,y CAy: The a,Is Ar,
uhwearsd advocae vi ih- Am ri an Stem n hs
3oes "ekned IN me balance, end lou nd not
By j. ). WiastoL--Aldeew cssou: A y,at-G,I 80
"y ms Justly rewarded him With the bigbes, bonon,
within i'' si and well has be shewn HIMSELF worth,
; Of its conuhdence "''"'
BY Julian Ke'n-Andrew Jackson: Ipfamv n IN.
man who ha, lowered his country in ,hs Us of m
world. 90 " ="
b, Rehsrd Roys,er-Aadr-w Jackson. H.t,, ,h.,
lusre around his brow, which the censure and nss,.
racy Of bic enemies csouo, Iar.i.h.
BY Thomas Il. Hirfison-The Pre-. i,.nt NJ IN. Hi;
I'd States, Andrew Jscksou: HIS acts proclaim hi. m.r
unsur passed. NsoS
by }. N Poinde xer-Ths General Go, .r,r,
not as It iste uiuPer OF but Ne a ,Lor,
oe, the pressryer OF liberty. ~
by Hehry l.. Hopkins, q; PJwhstan-The ID y. W
ave met not to latter aiopar. or co,iri ,ba ;ayo
an angry iy'an bu, ir-eu,.n ~ cel-br.,, m,
3srand birth day OF our h5etiy. E., each of ma ,,.
8vaan' PJes. 'Pe' " VII
81 wan = Po'ndex,erSuf ring P,.and NAV ,b
pted'i; ovs ,h'o~ The X sdaa Ty-ani aud :. sun he
oEIn stand an0nk he iop
by +. J. Archer-Capi Miles Cary Of Catoub.E. A,
honest man the noblesl work Of GID
ny an old man OF the edj anas couuty-M 20 all N n
& angie be married, and all the mari. be tappv
q ny the Resident OF tn. D,y-Marn Van Bn,en. Il
S'eat magician by the power oil his irie I.s ,h b.,
&esy oil his Pui poses snI the d-voedress of his patro
Elm. rvs p'"'o'
by X. Hirisor-T6e n,ernai inp,ov.n.n,
Hfirshiau only means II her regene ration: NAV NJ
Hlou '"0''' JiS
b BY Taos. Cutd-Ths spifi, Of political r.toru-M,
a. q ioI'h 10 no erd' OF ,he earth, aud n,
IONS with hteiy, civil a,d rtLstuj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
FURTHER CORREsP0NDENcE


The NOE which appeared 10 the last Enquicer & wa
addressed TO va by gentleman in distant county il
supposed have aliuson to Corresponds b4,ye.,
Mes'U. Eaten and B.rrien, referred to in ths follow
Ing ey racis from The Philadepha u. s G,zsite and
the CulPeP.r Gazette:
From the Us Gazette Philadelphia.
CORRESPON DENCE
"Ii Is stated in a BiltiDore paper tS,ts corre-non
fence has recently been had between Major Eaton ant
Mr. Berrien, which resulted in ihe ire saus,sc 10,
lot the late Secretary Of War. This If irue leaves MIR
ingham in dilemma, unpl7 s'ant 10 bis friends AID w.,
nay add TO every citizen Of Pennsylvania. The cor.
esPoDdence, whatever II a. should in our opinion b,
aid before the people. They arc now in crested H.
whatever relates 10 the recent rupture. W. have
heard 4 sld, h,' the editor Of the Washington T.Ie
graph can have acres TO this correspondence; II So W.
put II 10 The parioti,m OF General Green whether n.
II jlsth,d in Withholding il from tie publ c. II Mr.
ng am In error, LEI him suffer The con'equ,ue.s Of
hi au bul II he 10 aimed in his assertion il 10 due
TO truth and jus'iset is due TO psnnsylvaDia Tint be
'bould be supported by the ,e'tnony OF those who's,
vdencs is OF eonwqueDce In the eyes Of the people
From the Cslpeper Gazette
y General Jdck,On and his iate Cabinet A repor
is in crcga ioD here, thor ty OF letters from sbI
ingon,'hst in correspondence, whohh,s I,tsIy tk.o
place between Messrs Eaton and Bs.ri.n 10 lattst
gentleman states tha, the Hon. Richard NJ. bn.on oil
X eniuekY, IL the authorized Msmbsr of Congress b,
whom Gen. Jaek.on sent tie message to MessTs Ing
ham, Bench aud ri, requiring In .m under pal
u dism'sa from ti ce 10 compel sir families 70 ao
cia,e with M. Eaton. We have never for a ,nom,p
'umed fttm 10 which ito truth or false: ODD must y
Johnson will doubtless feel hfmssI
bound to slate what commUnica,ioDs any, he MAIDS al
ne gentlemen IN question, aid how Ear he was aui o.
ICED by toe P6esdeufor doing We have 40 f.ars
10 the result We feel cor Fl lent h.t th., hk. tbfI
tou'shd and one fbricaliors which bavslaely issue
rom tbs opposition presses, oe4d only TO be subjected
The tea O. truth in der 10 b. nail-d 10 ,e eonp
sr az base and 1purious col As our friend of the En-
quiref says, "nous verrons"
There Is certainly sore mistake about this business
what says letter from gentleman Of high honor a
Washington
"The statement that the President sent word FOL
Branch lnghsm and Berren, that IL their families dbl
not associate win Mrs Eaton, they must lay down ihei
offices, IS base and malignant fd6ricdffou like al
thousand others we hear Of against General Jackson and
which will be repeated, and over again until Nh 81
next presidential election has taken place. Ihe Pre
sident ntU'r amhor'sed any such Communication o,I
any Mirg like H."
TO RESPON DENTS-The structures Of Man
Illus on "The Circular letter Of the Hon. John Taliaer
70 70 hl, censiuenls-and the Essay of "A Virginan'
upon "The Turkish Treaty" shall appear as soon as
possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

we understand tina, Judge Carr who was lately en-.
poneu VISITOR OF the University OF Va. in tic plas
MT Monroe, has declined 10 act in iba, CHI r.s,.r or
tne ground that by the 9Th Article Of the Conn uion
isi AIRED that the Judges during their o.nu.
ancs shall hold "no other office. sp ointment or rubli
tu' ana mat the place OF Vi,i,pr, il not an fise
lie certainly appoin IN mt or public NV nm
ere,std, that not adver,ing to the word t,us,' H.
1'ae Con 'hu'on, he had originally accepted i,-bu
j'hs, he subsequently, declined it-sud he had to nc
he Executive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

10 n. Au,.v.n-J ,na y. CO. 49,: ga. -
pea. the sargss undo bin aud ride upon 'her ba
40 "od the wafer whose eufnity he fung ASIDE auo
ea'ed n surge most swoln that net him
ny The Pes'dent-Georsc MeDufi.. He will no
oeievs that school boys his arg ume ats W
Itl men have undertaken IN. task
by II. II. wor;hius Ca Liberty: Her march 4. nm.
5warJ once NOR" has The banner b. EN- uptuIed oy ~
he fr Ida OF France, hail her re uro IN IA. eb,
varous land as The harbinyer of better day 70 man u
fall IA io,s.
4 BY ggi Povnsr-W chc,sf, in Ma,aeh,..u A,
81 masonry IN N1w.Io;k, Nu.iiiic alton IN Sou n Gro.
2iina, aud Jaeksopisn ,htoush SN The Cured $ a..:
STenSgaSe pools that communities as well as In ivi.
auns, are nh to the grossest il stua,ions.
BY Wan Bliord-John & Calhoun: The eoliyht
ed s'aenao oftae South; may he far eclipse the ss
: prant Il IA. North.
BY r. *. Meade. jr-Andrew J, ckson: We prsfs,
Chin to Clay, bu (in'er poeuio) we would prefer BET,
H,er.
& by Thomas S. Ghol' p-L'uueton Waller T.xswe,
Gle has ths Petspisae to discover and the hone, 10
e acknowledge the error' Of his party.
4 BY George Stcne-L,era,ure, Agriculture and Com
nerce scientifically offered. will d,ifuse happips
2~ea'th. a"d dom throughout the Gobs.
by INES Scosgn-The Fair: The front pi-c
Hhis works.
By John Subtitle orator Of the day. Thoua.
MS. Chosen: You b and eoquenee.
BY u. w. Jones-Gsorge w ashingtsn: The great snt
Egooi man-may his noble deeds be bright example Il
the rising generation.
BY Daniel W. His gins-The late Cabire, Of Pre.i
1den Jackson Inshsp, Branch, and B.erien-H ckor,
Ewood-Ea'ou, Van BURN & Co rotten to tn, core
j By John 5. R,whngs-John C. Calhoun, The gres
'ou,hern lgh': Tue bsaeon to direst even the wis,
linen OF the mort,
BY Leonard Purdy--The ref,rmed parliament in
$Engiand, turn their limited .rehy into federal re
publican gov-rnme Mt in her Kingdom and 60 oDies-
like the United States Of America, the bes, governmen
N IN the world.
q By Jemes b. ID lpuy-Tbe fair:
"Oi the dear little creatures We can't do yibou, than
They're all that are dear and cu,icing to man"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
SECRETARY AT WAR

IL o." been understood, that Judge White wa 20
cond lime consulted about the ID psrtn,nt NJ Wa. n.
mscA'ey before or after the application was received
ne het'h OF hi" daughter became 30 much worse ,ba
Se hna'iy determined ,s decline the office. Go,e.no,
us DOW appointed Aletter that we have re ,ivsc
'sa' lass ueies talents of high order with ,rea
Aniao'ily oil Character. We feel confident ,b,t n,
Ahars ei I've nation viii move on harmoniou,l ant
,ucc e.slully 1" u'' a"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12
TO THE EDITORS-from Lee C0nstv

alexander w. Mills the late clerk was elected a,
sour late court, clerk OF the County Court All the ma
Sgsaes present but one, and refusing to vo e. 70:
a. W. Mills 10; for John II. Fulkum g.. No .lano,
M The politics Of Les-JAcKsoN AGAINST rEs
5FIELD." "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

Inc press OF 4th OF July Celebrations the interest ne
connected with the death OF Col. Mon
sroe, Sc, SC. have excluded our Sd No ou TLe RI
aoi lie u States, SC, &c.-We shall pay cur resect.
IN our next 10 the last favor of the American Senne
{Sc Sc ' "S""''o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

u CONFERENCE.-The iron, "A Friend IN 2 ~,
10 reia ION 10 the eisconnuance Of the IT, s. Tel. b>
IN Lieutenant Governor, received too Ia,e f.: hi
dayspaper. Z" WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12

we understand Ihs' Tn1m,. w. elmer has boar
3'ppo6tsd by the executive, C.mmis,ot .. oder fb.
'e ne ia Legislature, TO prosecute The Reyon,icn
1ry Claims OF the State Of Virgpi, agan, IN. u 10,
''"es Charlottesville Advocate
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

! An interesting daughter of Mr.. Russell, Long
Island N. Y. aged 6, died recently of hydrophobia.
She expired in eight weeks after being bitten by a
mad dog The same dog Bit a bull, which be-
came rabid aud beat its brains out against the
barn wall.
1t was very sickly at Georgetown, s. c. Sept.
27 but the fever no. of malignant type.
The L. :. ship Vincennes, Capt. Shubrck, at
Pensacola, has been visited by the yellow fever,
which had gone through nearly all the officers
and men. Lieut.. IIayne had fallen victim to it,
Yale college. Orator for p. B. X. next year,
Hon. Edward Everett. Orator elect Hon. Dan
irl Webster. lom for next year, AIanson liam
lin Esq Poet elect, lion Theodore Dwight
Edward Everett j, appointed to deliver the an
nual adde's Ldore the american Institute, in the
city Of New lor,.
Rev. Na,h'l 5. Wheaton is appointed President
Of Washington College in pace of ri'hop Brown
ell, resigned
We understand that orders were received at
Fort Independence on Sunday evening. TO delach
two companies Of Infantry To Old Point Comfort,
in Virginia, and that two companies 10 be sent
from New York, and one fom New London, to
the same post-EosL Courier.
Posr OFFICE RoPBERY. Henry Jackson,
colored man, who has borne good character,
and has long been employed in carrying letters to
and from the Post Office in New York, was on
"Wednesday arrested on a charge Of puroning
package Of letters, and has been committed to
prison.
A breach Of promise Of marriage was lately de-
cided at Stralord, Eng.-botl parties being over
GO-verdcl for plaintiff shilling.
The latest accounts from New Orleans repre-
cent that city as healthy, and the alarm as 10 the
yellow fever had subsided.
There are 20 ships, engaged III the whaling bust
ness, now owned in Fairha, en-.
A vein of silver ore is said to have been lately
discovered in Lubec, Maine.
The Delaware aud Hudson Canal appears 10 be
thoroughlare for Iackawana coal. Between
the 9Th and 2iih Of September, 20 vessels cleared
at Rondout, laden with this kind of lucl. principal
" for markets north of New-lork Among the
number, - cleared for Pro, dencc and 2 for Fall
River. The vessels were Of various sizes, one
carrying 426 tons.
Insurrccionary movements have been discover
ed among tie negroes in Delaware.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
w. GALATIANS CIRCULATING LIBRA
, RY- Recent additions.

hilip Augustus; or the Brothers in Arms; by the
author of 'Richelieu, Darney,' &c. vols
Sixty Years Of the Life Of jeremy vols
The Kings Secie;; by the author. Of 1.-The Ios
Heir"
History Of France, by Eyre Evans Grove, vols
Anasiasius; or memoirs of Creek sos.
The 1uieries, tale, by the author Of 'tiunsariar
Tales, SC. 2 vols
The History Of Poland, f'om its earliest period to
the present time; by James Fletcher, Esq. with q
narrative of the recent events, obtained from a
Polish patriot nob!eman, being NO. 20 Of the
"famiIy library''--l vol.
View Of Ancient & Modern Egypt with an out
line Of its natural history, being 40. 20 ofthe a
hove.
! he Life Of Robe, Turns; by |. G.. Ioc.har, |
vol.
! he Plays Of Philip Massiager; adapted for Yam
iy Reading, aud the use of young persons, by
the omission of Objectionable p'sIgss, IN j vols
Oct; i3
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Some cases Of the small pox have occurred at
Windsor, Me. II first appeared in a lady, who Is
quite sick. and who thinks she took it from wash
ing the clothes of her husband who had just re-
turned from Quebec and had lodged at public
house where Il child had died Of the disease.
The Post Master General states that in about
two months the mail shall run daily between the
Atlantic cities aud New Orleans, and not thrice a
week, as heretofore.
! Gen Cameron and Mr.. MCord have proposed
to cut a Canal between the Mississippi and Lake
Pontchastrain, in four months only, by whicl, the
swamps in the rear Of New Orleans will be drain
ed, and the health of the city much improved.
| letter from Florida, dated sept. 1, states that
since June ! it had raincl s3 days, causing fail
urcs of the mail, loss of crops, and more sickness
than in the last six years together.
| In tue last month, it is said that strangers and
Others in New-York were robbed Of S59is, 10
watches, 272 silver spoons, and an incnlcuable a.
mount of jewelry, clothes, furniture, &c.
Mr.. John renncr died in Philadelphia on Sun
day from poison he boarded with his nephew, a
druggist, all of whose family were taken sick.
The q. :. Gazette thinks it was i.om eating holl-
ed cabbage, in which sometimes poisonous ami
mails lurt.
/ Providence has resolved, with but one dissent
ing voice, to have civ government. \ con,-
n,ltce was appointed, hy a ,c'c of la3 to :, to
revise the chatter lonnch, rejected.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 18Th, 1881


POLITICAL \ OTTO E.-l Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, riH be
hoHm at he Sicte House,in South Kings
ton, on Wtd"esday, The second day of.No-
RENDER neat, al o'eloch, p. ~ Gr Me
pmposc Of appointing Delegates from his
STATE, 10 The National Rcpublicm ConrG-
ton, 10 be hoidcn at BALTIMORE, IN De-
cember ncri, and transaciing such other
business as 'aoy be deemed crpedicm. Tie
terms are requested 10 iake measures 10 be
represented IN proportion 10 their rcspCc-
f,re representations in The General Assem-
jW.
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and resist the authority of the Court
This must be a very unsafe and alarming
state of society. What! the civil autho-
rity to be resisted by military force,in the
rightiul exercise Of its Legitimate lunc-
tons? The Governor requiring the SOL
diers to shoulder their muskets and resist
eren TO blood, the majesty Of the civil
power? We had as lives have our lot
cast among the wild Arabs Of the East,
as to be domiciled among a people whose
safety is unmatched by the vigilance of
civil authority.