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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

aNRATEFuL for past fyors, MRS. GAM
IN NELL is induced again to solicit public pa
tronagc, aud proposes opening IA school for young
ladies i'll cOnnexlon with Miss T.. DORR, who has
been educated at the Female High School III Dos
ton, and is recommended by MIR. Bailey It's Prin-
cipal, as competent to teach upon the most modern
and approved plan all the important branches of
Female Educalon and also 10 instruct in Fancy
Work, Drawing and Painting, and the French Ian
guage. Reference, to Rev. J. o. Choues, Rev
L. Dunn, and Robert Rogers, esq.
The school will be opened oa Monday, April
lth. Application to be made at Mrs Gammcll's,
Spring street ape
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
.J.L. CLARK'S
f. Y c III A n G. E,-lG8 BRoADwAy,
Three Doors bcloc .Maiden-Lane.

VENIiE above establishment has recently gone III
Il to operation. Frequently experiencing the
many ncous enences that strangers are subject to
in transacting their business in this place, often i'll
want ofthc convenience ola writing apparatus, and
the means Of asceraning the different locations &c.
which they may be in pursuit of about the city and
vicinity; have taken the liberty TO give the public
general invitation to consider themselves at home
with me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most OF the
Ncw-l England, aud the principal Southern ; W est
ern and fair assortment of foreign papers are con-
yenienty arranged for the accommodation OF the
public. ANY negotiations, OF any business that may
fall in the line of Il Stock and Exchange Broker.
will lie attended to with fidelity, punctuAhy \ des-
patch.
Any commission with which my friends may ia,
vor me, will be complied with TO the full letter OF
their instructions. Please call on
j. l.. CLARK,
i6s, Broadway, New-lork, or at the corner OF
Union buildings, Providence
April 20, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
VERY CHE4P
BOOTS AND SHOES.

rT1 THE Assignee Of DA-
vIp RoDMAS oilers for sale
6sas~E1 ~SS9 previous To the ith Of Nav, by
A the single pair or larger quantity
and at greatly reduced rates, (for cash only} all
his stock in trade, consisting Of a general assort-
ment Of BOOTS and SHOES, large proper
ton Of which of the first quality. An uncorn-
monty good opportunity presents to those who
wish to procure good articles at law prices as they
will be sold AT cost. and in many cases much less
apo. ID. B. DAVIS, Assignee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
EOIIN +. TOWNSEND has just receive,
% from New York, supply Of

EOHN +. TOWNSEND has just received
% from New York, supply Of
NE " and FASHIONABLE GOODS,
among which are
Superior English ginghans Of new style, also
calicOs.
Elegant French muslins,
English and French mourning gnghams.
Pongees, silks for dresses,
Elegant fancy hd>is. great variety;
Irish sheeting, linens,
Superb cloths, cassimeres,
Green barege aud green gauze wells,
Real silk bobbmct lace wells,
Wide black bonbasn, grapes, &C.
A great variety Of goods to equip children for
Election.
Lace footing, wide bobblnctt lace,
Black lasting; blk English canblst, very fash
ionable for mems wear.
AIS Ga great assortment of superior Me
rno Shawls.
The above with n grea, variety Of GOODS no,
enumerated, will be sold at prices which cannot
fail to be satisfactory. april l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
y EW GOODS.
JAMES MJNFORD.
No. 80, THdincS-SIreef,
Has just received from New York, supply OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
.lnong wh,ch are

a. SIPER!OR English glnghams, Ponsccs, black
- Italian silk cIrcas>lauS, linen cambic; ba-
rcgc, silk and gauze handAerchleiS; Nainsoolt and
mu muslin, WIDE hobbuet PLAIN lace, do iootng
yer, handsome calicocs Nadrass \ silk fldg hand
kerchiels red Valencia shawls, blk. do. random
stocking brown drilling, black lasting, Irish lincn
Swiss muslin, long, PLAIN silk siawIs; supsrior cot
ton umbrellas, cotton diaper for table cloths, broad
cloths, cassimcrcs, and satllncS, aud general
e.,rtmcnl of domestic cotton shccimg, stripes, gng-
hams, aud bcdticks all Of when will be sold as
ow as can be bought at any store IN the State.
aprll -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
AT B. II. WILEOR'S
VARIETY TORE,

BRoAD-sTREET,
May be found The folio~ing articles, ris !;
tRocERIEs, teas, domestic goods. shoes, sp-
~ ccs, dyc-stuils and settings. grain, salt, &c.
variety Of pIoughs, cutlery; iron, tin, gllss car
then, stone, ,and wooden ware; utensils OF husband
ry of most every description; window glass and
putty; Oils-swcet, castor, lamp and lnsecd; a
general assortment, Of new
GARDEN and HAY SEEDS,
from Shakers and others, warranted inferior to
none; brooms and brushes, vegetables, potatoes
by the quantity; pork, hams, Checks lard, &c
Meat and poultry in it, season. Eggs by the dozen,
pail or barrel, fresh can be purchased; moas-
ses by the gallon, kcg, bbI or hogshead.
Flour hy the barrel-butter and cheese by the
quantity.
NJ b. A daily supply of FIRES II BUT
TE r is contracted for, made by some of the
neateSt dairy women the island, and will bs
kept constantly for sale by any quantity, in good
order, and for the lowest price.
All the above articles, with great va
re,y Of others not mentioned, will be sold upon
terms the most reasonable and satisfactory
March %, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
NEW GOODS.

H9AEyEY SESSIONS has received and
u n offers for sale, Il complete assortment Of
them are the following, VIZ:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
WHOLE NO. 81.
From the Was shugton telegram. Odd.

From the Washington Telegraph. Odd.
RES!GNATlON or TIE CABINET,
/ We to-day lay before our readers tho
correspondence between the President
and Secretary Of the Navy, Oh the
subject OF the reorganization OF the
Cabinet.
WAsHNGToN, April 10th, 1891.
Sir In the interview which had the
honor 10 hold with you this morning, ]
understood 1t to be your fixed purpose
TO reOrganlze your Cabinet, and that as
to myself 1t was your wish that | should
retire from the administration Of the
Navy Department.
Under these circumstances, | take
pleasure il rendering 10 you the ,mnis-
sion, which, unsolicited on my part, you
were pleased to confer on me,
have the honor to be,
With great rpSDeCt NC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
ASSIG.NEE'S NOTICE.

TNNlIE subscriber having received an assignment
II of the property Of DAVID RoDMA n for the
benefit Of his creditors, hereby requests those who
have demands against him to present them, and
those indebted to make immediate payment, as it
il necessary his affairs should be speedily settled
Such AS remain unpaid after the 10th Of MAY next
will be placed in the hands Of attorney for col
lection. DANIEL Is. DAVIS, Assignee.
april s, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

and Il varicty.ol other goods, all ofwhlch
Will DC sold low. apIl q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON
PUBLISHER AD PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Ihames-strcct aud Sllrr-
mans wharf, n few doors south Of the Brick
Market. Il Entrance first door down the wharf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

Broadcoths, casslmercs Red, white, yellow and
Cassnolts, black l hIb,t hdoiS.
Merno circassian,. HGauzc, Grape, bandan-
Circassans nIuslms, 8 no, Tag pltalteId and
Calicos. cotton ditto:
French drllmgs-imita- ! White and cold era
ton do. y watts,
Plain ginghams, ,-fgur- (, Mems beaver and u
ed do. < gloves, white buck do
Furniture and cambric' Ladies Ia gloves aud
dimIty, common do = nihts,
Linen and cotton dam Random, raw silk, and
ask, half hose; cotton ditto,
Russia and BIRDS eyct black raw silk dOlom
diaper, O. IS to 4s6
Cambrics, plaid and Cotton umbrellas
striped do. VNavallno bonncts,
ncu cambric, q Linens, cotton shcctlng,
Linen cambric hdIis shntmg, stripes, glns-
Aerno, hlbet wool & hams, chechs,
Valencia shaws =
and a varicy.oi other goods, all ofwhlch
viii be sold low. apnl q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
@rDoo for FouMg za0trs.
II T. = l. T. \ | S III f. ID.

Too numerous 10 mention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
WAsHIyGToN, April 10th, 1891.

TO reOrganlze your Cabinet, and that az
to ysoll 1t was your wish that | should
retire from the administration Of the
Navy Department,
Under these circumstances, | take
pleasure III rendering 10 you the ,mnlis-
sion, which, unsolicited on my part, you
were pleased to confer on me,
have the honor to be,
With great respect, Sc.
JOHN BRANCH,
To the President u. S.
WAsHENGroN, April 10Th, 1881.
Sir; Your letter of this date, by your
son, is just received, accompanying it il
your commission. The sending Of the
latter was not necessary; II is your own
private property, and by no means to be
considered part OF the archives Of the
Government. Accordingly return it.
There is one expression in your letter
to which | take leave 10 except. | did
not, as to gomseU express a wish that
you should retire. The Secretary Of
State and Of war, having rendered their
rcslgual.ous, remarked to you, that |
felt It to be Indispensable to reorganiZe
my Cabinet, proper-that 1t had come
in harmonIouoIy, and as a unit; and as a
part was about to leave me, which on to-
morrow would be announced, a reor-
ganllatlon was necessary to guard a
ganst ms representation. These were
nay remarks, made to you in candor and
sincerity. Your letter gives different
import 10 my words.
Your letter contains no remark a. tn
your performing the duties of the office
until q succe sDr can be selected. On
thl, su Jcct | should be glad to know your
views.
am, very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Hon. JoHv HRANcH, Secretary Of
the Navy,
WAsHINGrov, April 10Th, 1891.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of yours OF this date, in au-
swor to mine of The same.
In reply to your remark that there
is one expression IN my letter 10 which
YOU must except, | would respectfully
answer that gave what understood
t. be the substance of Your couversa-
ton dad not pretend to quote youp
language
reSIct 'hat r''Su''ucr''o"u you ~
the slightest degree; !, however, s'aha
corrected, ana chcenuliy accept thc IN
tcrprctauon winch you have gwen to
your own expression.
| shall freely continue my best eXei.
tons to discharge the dut's ol the De-
partment, un'l you pro'Idc successor.
have the hono' t he, with The great
ost respect, your ohedIent servant.
july bhANNl'
10 the lR@slDENT I. >
W.suIxGroy. AprIl 90. 1891.
SIN. Late last evening. had tho
honor to receive your letter of that date.
tcndnr;pr your RESIGNATION of the Office
of Sccrclory of the NAVY.
When the RESERVATIONS Of the Secrcs
tary Of State and Secretary Of War wcro
rendered. ! considered fully the rca-
SON. offered. and all the circumstance.
connected with the subject After ma
trrc dclibcrntion, concluded TO accent
th,.e r,siuuation, But when this con
clusiop WA. come IN. II wa. accompanicd
,,;th = convection that | must entirely re-.
pcw my Cabinet Its members had
hccn invited nv me to the stations they
occupied; it had come together in great
harmony, and as n unit Under the
circumstances in which | found myself,
I ha ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

EXAMINATION or PRATES. Thomas
Colllncu "a mulatto} and NilIlam God
dcu a black brought to this port IN the
I & sloop of war Peacock, were brought
on shore this morning, and examined be-
fore Judge Davis, on charge of Piracy
committed ua board hig O,h,t.
Bowen aud Nuli>c, i0o ol tie crew "t
the Orbit, and MIR james II Blake, WhD
vas on board the bug M,ntrs. When the
pirate, boarded her, were examined us
Witnesses. The prisoners wcr" sent t.
llIl, there to await thclr tal at the ucM
session OF the District Count, IA May
B"'o 4 .t, n
Experienced European h,,l.ou- .t.'a. rh' 20
much larger proportion OF ct,uou. cas.. o.cu &
~ towns than IL the country
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
THAMES STREET,

AHAVE Just returned from New York with Il
n 4 superior selection of stock OF the first quail
lty, for the purpose of manufacturing Ladies, Cen
tlemens, misses and childrcn's BOOTS AND
SHOES, in the most fashionable style, by the
first rate worknen. They are confident the salts
faction heretofore received by old customers at the
establishment (No. 1000 will induce rhoni still to
continue their patronage.
Having the assistance Of Mr. Potter in the esta-
b'lshmcnt, every attention will be paid 10 all those
who wish for the first style of hoots \ Shoes,
made to measure on the newest fashion lasts, which
they have ju,t received fiom New York. They
have on hand an extensive assortment Of Ladies'
Gen,lemen's, and Misses boots and shoes of every
description, usually called for in shoe store, of
their own manufacturing Also number of
cases Of the above articles, which they bought
for cash in New York, and are determined to sell
them as low as al any other store in Town,
They keep constantly hand the following
articles VIZ:
Black and colorcd last =; Grain'd upper leather,
ings, I. Black and bul buck
Russia sheeng-, ( skins,
No. aud 3 ribbous, Y black and coorcd mo-
Da,id's best saoons, 9 rocco,
Binding silk. Black and colorcd kid,
Silk aud cotton braid, Goat skin bindings,
silk and cotton boot : Sheep do do
cord, 4 Lining skins.
Boot webbing, ID %
English shoe thread, VIiquid Blacl,lug,
American do do. Z Sponge do.
Calf skins, iox aud past do.
Seal skins. Heel ball,
Horse skins, . Shoe brushes,
Curricd goat skins, -: sc. SC,
JOHN W. DAVIS.
JOHN y. POTTER.
april 27, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19

Orders have been forwarded to the arssual nj Ms,z to prepare lS new batteries with their sran Six ha1 frontier. ~
 From the MessGger dss ChGu6res, Apra6.
 Several letters from lhe GrOnuievs Of Foland sn.e s@at tne SHltan has declared war against Russia, and
 generally believed that the mission ofthe sle., son ot M Caslmr Perrier to SOr iVs oheci .o assure the English government that Fraace places SnQe confidence ID the justice of Great Rritan and !ha! France will only take up ars if forced ro Io "o m defence ofh her dignity and the national honor. and noe tor the purpose of ofaggrandizemeat.
 A report !s in circulation that cOmmunicatiom has Deen opened between the Poles aqthe Sublime Porle and that Envoys have been mutually sent from War. saw and COnsanVinOple. This rum0ur is eertaimlv cou4tenanced co by the French papers, which even 70 tne of saying that has actually been decsr- also asserted, has taken place in Courland.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19

NSp Tke ners meeting J ftks Liiek kNsli CmHn-I sa Ismgenance Soeisey sgiil bs Held as Kents eIk dc .torek 1hesdav ia A1gy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
lTEMs-,sxLEcxED.

TEMS-4ELECYED. #
 The Philadslphia National Gazette of the I4h says, It is believed that Ar. Van Buren wi sail for England on the lst of nexs monsh the successor of Mr. M Lane.
 I,is rumorsd hers that shs oiies of Attorney Ge"- sral has been rendered to Hsary St. George Tackes, of Virginia, and declined by him. He would have filled shs office with great responsibility Lw.
 The great masch race on Lsag Islasd between fbe noythern horse Gstiak hy Eclipse, and the southern mare Bonnses ef Blss," bS Ss CharDss, losr mile hea.s was decided. sisr fSo hsass. n favor of the latter.
 Ciev Hank Rot6ey.-The tfiat of Smitk, the bank rotbss came oD, Wedaesdayin ihe Court of Sessions ssavly aii dsy was spent is obtaaag jsry great nsn,bss were excused, having formed opinion. At o'clock is the aiernoon. sha evidence on the part of the prosscatios cohmenesd, which occupied shs cosa snaiI lO whssis closed; and lsssiony being osrsa s ths part sfths prisossr, she easss sub
 sed so se jssy os shs shasgs ofths Rseerdss. .wth- ont bssx sd sp os sitheS sids. Tbs jgy rsiurn. cd vssd;ss ef ahy without leaving shsir ssais.-- The erime is gvas8 xcesy; asd the fpnsish- men, five years impsi issnReaf at hard lsAef jg che s,a,s prison. Oshsr bilIs have bssn ssupd By che grand iury, which will bs essd sp Sor trial. shth is about s years Ofage, light complexioa. win mnds hair. about feet 10 inches i height and rather thin
 He was we'll dressed, appeared perfectly calm asd re- sUec,fs and heard the verdict whoss she least emo tson. He was ably dsssnded hy his eounsel H. Max veil and M e. Paiserson, EsqTs. The evidence was clear and c0ncIusive.-N. r. D. Ada.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
CASH PAID For Green @ alt Skins, By GOODWIN l sALPIN: LifchftA, Apsg 4zy

' RpA Aseesfse ef .sas E& 6sl9 1tnpsFales
 Scciefg sgiil be fei3 at fRg AEssfSxg House q sA
 siileae. oA Tghsklan ake A0sk aast. af q e'eles&l
 P. H. Res. kfy. Eanaselse is expected so deli- ,er nsa ndIyrss. IRe eitizens are respect fsIly .imuitad 0 Gtsend 1az@A a8
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
NOTICE.

WYE. Gerret Kellogg and John A. Beck ~ w ley. both residing in the town of Ca naan, and county of Litchfeld, in pursuance of an act entitled "an act authorizing limited TSssefeEships in certain cases." have, entered commencing on m fife thR lis term of two years, and ending on the first day of May, fsS5s 76Ba the purpose of carrying on retail trade in foreign and domestic Goods. Wares, and Merchandise, in connection with the Iron bu- siness in said town of Canaan, under the name and firm Of GERRET KELLOGG, who is the general partner, and as such is alone au- thorized to transact, manage and sign for the partnership." The said John A. Beckley as special partner, in pursuance of the require. ments of said act, has furnished capital of two thousand dollars for the benefit of said firm. GERRET KELLOGG,
 JOHN A. BECKLEY.
 CdmaGa. Mag l, 1881 6w49
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19

Edssard Livingston, the newly appoioied Secretary of State, has arrived Washington, and entered upon the discharge Of his duties. This will of coarse ere ate vacaaey a the Senate Ofthe Uaited Suites from Lousiaaa, which will doubisss be 6Iled by triend Of Bar Clay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19

4 PSsitiD. PSOm;s..--Idshfy Banks, Esq. sf Ke D. 'acky, has published statement wefein he sga Ihas Gen. Jackson, at certain pable hOuss in Fsnnkfors while . eandidase Cor the Presidency, made to him positive promise, ihai, f he should bs sIscsSA As auOstd not hokd, atssEpe Co heid, e ecs oFe GAsR (Os yeeVs; observing the same time, that kG isls and knew that he was unqaaliRsd by sdacasien, and the line of life in which he had acssd 10 dschafge the duties which would be imposed upon him." liFBanks waS formerly of the Genera al's warmass and most active friends snd even wrote some able papers in sup port of his election, but now says, as Gen Jackson has violated his promise 10 me, consider my duty to oppose his reelection in the most prompt and pub lie manner."-Register. -
 MARRIED,
 In South Farms, on Ihe 2d inst by the Rev. Mr. Miss Catherine N. Wooiraa. so.h of South Farms s on the llh iRss. Mr Silas A. Newton, of New Pres toM, to Miss Susnn Weed, of South Farms.
 In New Haven, Mr. Isaac c. Thomas. to Miss Bet in saybrOok, Mr. Asa H. King, to Mi.s Emily Ssarkey.
 :, h Wa.er,own, Mr. Milo Hoadley, to Miss Sarah
 In Harifard, John A. Tainaor, Esq to Miss Adrlia Croade Mr. ]. w. Rogers, of New. York, to Miss Laura A. Elton Mr. Lester Sexton, to Miss Emma Newton. .@sy. r4-
 DIED, +ea,s<-. In fhis town, on Sunday last, Miss Eliza McNel, aged 2S, daughter Of Mr. John, ,McNeill. .s
 fn Torringford on the 18th inst. Mrs. Luna Norton, aged 45, wife of Mr. Brdseye Norton, formerly of thil town.
 In Hartford, Miss Sarah s. Benton, daughter of the late Capt. Geo. Benton, 21.
 In Win.onbury, Mrs. Ruth Flley, 45, wife of Mr. Elijah Filley. h Canton, Mrs. Elizabeth Lattmer, 72. In Suf6etd, Mrs. Hannah Lewis, 58, wife of Mir. Hezekiah Lewis.
 Io Farmington, Mrs. Nancy Andrns, aged 60, wife of Mir. Asa Andrus. In ew-Eaysa, Miss Esther P. Whiting, aged 90 l daughter of Deac. Nathan Whiting. I1 Groton, on the 10th inst James Mitchell, Esq. Marshal of the District of Connecticut, aged 54.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
all of her gisser sta les :

Anssher TrismpA.-AldeEmsn stsvsnss of shs sm'o ward in Nsw.Y .Yosk. was elected Prssdsmofshs boa'd of Alderman Inst week. at is Fss congratulations under ,he new charter. This is ths geasleman, h viii De rseolsc.ed against woss election the whole fierce oi the Tammany JacksOnan interest was b'oushs O pear a. ,hs receut election. In the Board of Asssan'S' James B. Murray is elected ss presiding ofhcer' He ,s.. elected by the anti -Tsmmany party.
 nPThe Ns.U-HaUsn CIry Gazette has gwen "p '"e gho., lacksonism wouldn't AesP it on iIs Iegs'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
AUCTION.

yKTILL be sold at public AuctiUas at fhe w late residence of Hicks Smith. on NIon- day. the sth day of June, 1881. ,at go'clock in the forenoons lnnEess previously dispOsed of at private sale,l se much of the real estate of
 HICKS SMITH '. late of LitchGelds deceased. as shall be snfEi- Dollars. By order Of the Court of Probate.
 HUGH P. WEIGH. Ezscnsor.
 Lisekfeld, May n. lsSf. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
NOTICE.

TN the,nOtice of tho Commiasi1nefs AE the 1 eststs Of ORREN POTTER deeeased. late of LitchReIds published few dats since. an error occurred in Gh4 Eime 6os tneif lase meetiDgs which should ba essnsefsd. Yhe Commissioners ob said eslAts win meet for the fret day of October ne4fs instead of the 4eh. All ciaims not exhibited within six menths from the 4tlt day of April last wll bs deAarFed recovery.
 DANIEL HAxLe
 JuEaUs GR1swoEp, ComMs'rs.
 JOsKFH BInaE,
 Libchfeld, May 10, 1884 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19
NINE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND. Nrw-YORK May l6

By ti,e arrival yesterday of the ship Charlemagne, we received London papers 10 ahe 8th, and Liverpool to she 9ah of April inclusive. Tha London papers in acknowledging the receipt oi ihe atese Paris iournals mention that teir "ne was pacific. though ihe War Department was still uacsas- ing in is exertons ia preparing for waF Nc answer had been received to the note adds essed to Ausf'a hal from lhe Debates in the Preach Chambers ana the remarks in the French papers. there was raseT aa increased confidence in France ID the nnssnance Of the peace of Europe. u..--
 The Lonsion Courier says, aecoamts rom an qoa' sers concur in stating that brighter prospects wers opening to she Poles, and give i.s hope .: ns sU' only having the ardent wishes of liberal m'ndeo eoS evnen,s for ,heir success but even the support o Oliomaa Porte. .., ... eor&inr to the Journal du Commerce, this measure was awinx to eaancieai causes.
 Rio1s have taken place at Antwerp ana tnss essy kadheen declared by sn. Beauiien n staee os se Hythe laaese aeeounss Antwerp was more Qaset.
 The Dutch ao she number os SVO mee nao M"""" -
 New dislurfaaces had broken ont at Brussels anu a Lege and many sxeesses and much pillage nad sake place. The principal insiisaa~s were 'H tne "A"o 9linssiee. l.
 Brusses daaes Co the 4th of April announce Una France and England were making arrangements ' ssisls the disturbed saae Ofsairs nthat county m Maeths English government nt Ssnounce me 'os~~
 storing the family the Prince Of Orange, p,.,
 usdefs are said have been transmitted 70 AoLg s Res 10 gaa boats to cruise on the coAs'S VI N
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-19

Tsmperonce.-Ths JoUrnal of Humaniy has re. ceniy psbshed statistical account of the numbeF O' Tempesaace Societies. and members. 90 iar as was known. in the several States and Territories. The following s general recapi'ulatioa. It will bs Ob- served that Conaeciicut Outsrips a the temperance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-21
FLETCHER s. TOLER.
GERMS.

Far .. per annun payable In adsansS sx month.
p.ion vi" ~ ha discontinued (but at the disereooh
DO PS,ors, until all arrearages are PAD, Int. ma,
me En,,ssnents will be inserted at % CENT
,s Tor less, the first time and 81 must be paid for
.tinn hair ,n,srtion or the payment ASSUME" "
eno .aas.o,esible person in Lynch5ars. o,ara..,e
! Dc t fe',p,neery ORDERS not exceeding TWO
,5rsd iol .. drsssed to the Editors must DC posi-
! ~ thew will not be attended 10