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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-13

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no..
80; draws this day Dec. l3. Highsst
prize $6000-Tickets 2 parts in pro-
portion.
r. I. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. % ;---draws Wednesday December
ID. Highest prize 100000 prizes Of
$lO00-Tickets s parts in proportion,
MAINE STATE LOTTERY
no. l9; draws Friday December Is.
Highest prize s6OO0-Tickets 8 parts
in proportion.
s. CAHOONE.
MORE PRIZES!
In addition to the many prizes sold Of
late at this ofice--I sold in the r. ].
State Lottery no. Ia. Comb. 10 80 45
a prize of $4,000 in half tic.
Also, in II. /. Literature Lott, no 20.
comb. 25 SO SO u prize of s100-comb.
l 90 81. 5000 2 81, $50 sold in
quarters.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining ~ the Past Office. Newport, X
] Dec l3, 1891 Persons calling for then
wall please say they are advertised, rs they
are placed in q seperstc case.
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Fort Adams, Newport Hs,bor, .
necen,her 10 1871
GYANI'1sI.

DRoPOSAES wall b. teceived on, tho
Il Is January nexf. for tho SUPPLY a,
FnII AJNins. New port IInrbnr. Il. of
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MARRIED.

In this town. IN Thursday evening last. BY the
Rev. mr. Tucker. mr. Thomas \ Richardson IL
Providence. I" ni* Mary T. Remington, dsugh
ter of 'nr. Peter RI Remington
IN Pawtuxet on The 4,h inst by the Rev. mr.
Shnrtiif. mr. William iiorsweli ofthis town. Ia
miss Charlotte r Rhodes. daughter Of the late
Capt Charles Rhodes oftho former place.
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100000 Common n Bricks.-

AsOOO1OOV SOAAaAAASA IA oIACASs
These bricks must be cast in moulds Of
such size as " average when burned. eight
inches by f"ur inches by two and a half inch.
80. They must be OF the beat quality Of Mer.
ch"ntable bricks The proporuon Of salmon.
or pale bricks. must not exceed one eighth
~ the whole, and no soft or very pale bricks,
Will be received. The proportion OF arch
bricks musr not exceed one eighth Of the
whole. and meme of these tha, are much warp.
ed. will be rcreived The Proportion Of bro.
ken bricks must not exceed two per cent.
Al lenst $1,000 fo br delivered by the Isl day
of June next. and the remainder IN the course
of the Summer and Autumn Of the year, az
such periods az may suit the convenience Of
the contractor--p'ovided there be always on
hand the supply requisite for the progress Of
the work.
Should any persons desire 10 furnish tho
stated number Of brcks, or Q less number. Of
size different from that given above. they
will please to accompany their proposals with
a statement of,he length. breadth snd thick.
ness OF we'll burned brick of the kind they
with to supply.
Before farming the contract, q fair eampls'
will be required. to be deposited in The En-.
g'neer office. at Fort Adams. which, should
II prove saiisf,ciory, will govern in the In.
spec'ion Of the several deliveries.
Payments will be made, IL required, on
each cargo duly inspected and received.
All communications touc hing this subject.
10 be- directed 10 Breve, Col. JOSEPH G. TOT.
TEN, U. 8. Engincers. Newport. X. !.
JOS. g. TOTTEN, L. Col Eng's.
Brevef Col.
Fort adams, Newport Harbor. r. l.
December I2ih, 1891.
Tho publishers Of the Warren (R. I Star. Of
the Portland, Bath, Gardiner, Hsfowell, Wis.
cassett, Tmmastown, Rucksport, Bangor. and
Belfast, (Malne.) papers Of the Portsmouths
IN II papers Newburyport, Salem, Taunton,
New Bedford and Fall River, (Msss.) papers; {;
Boston Pasriei = 4. ainaian- Saw LondOn. Mid
dlstown and Hartford, (Ct) papers Of the New
York Courier & Enquirer. Now York Anssrican,
Journal of Commerce, and Of the Ncwburs, N.
Y. papers, will please give tbs above notics four
insertions, and forward their accounts
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Bearings. &c. Of Wiekford Light House
bearings and distances from the Light House
recently erected near the entrance OF the HsIbor
OF Wickford. Narragansett Bay, Of and to the
following places, viz:-
South white rock n 81 e. dis mile & 3l0 rds
James Ledge, sS3E, Q l00
New Ledge, s75E. geo
Fox Island, 38 Y. le0
Cold Spring rock, . 26E. 160
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IS. CAHOONE.
MORE PRIZES!

LIST OF COMBINATION NUMBERS DRAWN IN
X. !. Literature Lottery no. ~,
81 40 So IS % z 8 80 4.
Rhode Island Lottery no. 3,
81 30 l2 Al 45 %.
Connecticut Lottery no. 80.
437 So So 81 36 8 81 IL.
Maire State Lottery no. 20.
81 35 SIS 81 II II q &c 8.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
80; draws this day, Dec J3. Eghes.
prize 6o00-ticketS Q parts 30 pgopos.
ton.
r.. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. IS; d.a.s 0ea.esaay Dec. "a. TO-.
900 highest p-ize-fG pr!zes OF SicCC--
Tickets 5 parts in pr, portion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no. 10;
draws Friday December III. $4,000
highest prize--Tickets parts in proper
tion.
J.C. HAw.
LUCK UPON LUCk AT THE OLD
OFFICEl os
I sold combination 3-4-37 in Con-
nect,cut Lottery, No. 80, which drew On
Saturday last, and came up a prize, one
quarter Of &lOOOs :
This makes ths second prize Of $1,000
which I have sold within Ten Days.--
More good prizes for sale in various lot
teries. J.. y. SHAW.
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The above letters will be forwarded to the
General P"st Office. unless taken up before
the 3lst OF December inst.
r B CRANSTON. r. NJ.
Newport Dec. 49, 1891.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

A handsome put lie Ell eriainmeut YVES given
al Savannah, in Georgia. on the 4'h inst. 10
Hon. john Macpherson Berrien, Attorney
General. then on visit 10 the c'iy Of his resi-
dence. lie accepted the ,nsiation as a pri.
vaie citizen, aud not as public man.
so declaring IA his note replying 10
tue invnniiaa presented TO him. Mr.
Bel rien MAJ short address on toast being
drank comeiia' entary to hmself,In the course
oil wh'ch ne % ia occasion iopHy very high
complainant To the hrmness aud fidelity dis
played By the President OF iha United States
and the secretary OF War. 10 wnum he saws
that the State of Georgia is indebted for = the
prospect, which is Afforded by recent events, oil
he iavorble adjustment OF our Indian keia-
uous.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
THE VIRGINlAS.
LYsuHBURG. NAY rs. 1881.

Cioyfva, Ngws-ine foreign sdyices are
important. aad exceedingly gratifying TO the
rri-aIs Of the oppressed and gallant Poles.
~. occopy 40 much room with the details.
10 which VIC refer the reader. that We have
oooe for comment consistently with the claims
Of a. her matters upon our columns.-We viii
barely observe, however, that We do not con-
cur in the opioion expressed by the New York
editor, hom whom We copy, that the chances
The extinction Of tue insurrection in Italy, by
the Intervention OF Austria, cannot be atoDed
for except by war, unless the French Ministry
are co.ardly recrean,s from Their Own princi-
Piles, and uuless The French people have los,
the glorious spirit Of July. Aud again-If the
runor he well founded, that an alliance he
tween Russia and Prussia has been cemen,ed,
and il be true that the troops OF the latter pow
er are marching on Warsaw, France will be
bound, nof 10 ask explanations of Prussia. assn
has done of Austria, but To march her Armies
into Poland at once, and save that gallant peo-
pie from determination. If Russia can con-
auer them, be i, so. The acts Of a Congress
Of Sovereigus, and sslemn treaties. have lega-
lied her title 10 the share OF Poland which
was allotted 10 her in the grand partition of
the spoiIs OF TINT ancient Kingdom, and II must
be respected nv foreign nations, though origi-
na!iy acquired by force and fraud and
France. therefore has no right to resist her.
Bat II Prussia inlerferes in the contest, and
the F,ench government acquiesces in that In
reference. we hope and believe that the people
of Paris will again take upon themselves the
task of reforming their rulers L. send Louis
r illippe 10 mess with his Cousin Charles al Ho-
lyrood House, Il HI TIM or rac,orors sdvis' r,
to pl,y at chess with polignac Chanielauze
IN the dungeons OF Ham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

The National In'eil'gencsr corrects state
ment ~ reference 10 General BERNARD, which
rec"ntly appeared in the New York Gazette.
Although, since me ate change in the French
Government, hIS name has been restored 10 the
rollJ OF the French army from which il Ind
been dropped after the final ovsr,hrow of Ma
poleon, the General has not taken seryite III
France. h accepted n leave Of abssnce from
his country for sis months only, and his last
letters announcs the intshiion Of returning il,
the packet Of The 18Th April. We share with
the editors the pleasure arising from the Assn
rance that our country is not likely 10 lose the
services Of 50 able an officer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
rhe Chnrlon.srilie Adpoeals Saws. q s,mr o

The CharioHesrihe hdroeate says, +" some OF
our most lis inguishei aud successful farmers,
from present appearances, will not reap ID a Z
thDn The seed they committed u the earth. Ia
spni- instances, IL Is saii, tha, the crop will
hs,dly repay the expense OF ga bei'ng H. The
crops on JAules River we've neYer known 10 be
20 uuprom,sng. - The StdlniOn Spectator r..
marks tat linz dry, cold nhealher fui several
weeks pas,, mas prove a serious injury 10 v. 2.
citation in that county. Some fields 81 gam
nea, qure yeliowish cas- which is more "a
pe,Iahy the cAse where the ny has Appealed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

Ingenuity Rewarded.-A Mr.. Reynolds, of
Bristol, II. l. has invented, after much lahn-
rious research aud under that worst of all dis
couragements 10 ingenious me chanics, poverty,
ma chine for manufacturing wrought psiIs.
Mr x. under all his cmbsrrasments.by the d in,
OF sud, and perseverance has brought his ma
chine 10 snch perfection that it will take from
the rod and deliver 200 wrought nails in q
minute, superior in every respect 10 nails
wrought ON an anvil. The ingenious inventor
and his associates have sold he exclusive righ,
OF Ne machine to . company in Philadelphia,
and have received AS compensation the liber-
al sum of ) 100 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

ESURSUANT TO a decree Of the Superior
4 Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchbure
District, rendered on the Ord day oil Noyem-
her, 1880, IN the cause OF Coggeshsl VS.. LasIy F;
the undersigned marshal Of the said court. will
SELL on the premises, on Friday the 18th day
OF June, 1873 il fair, il not, the next fair day
at auction, for Cash, ~ the County Of Pitt.yl.
vania, Three Hundred Acres OF Land, bel ons.
ing To the estate Of Edward Terrell, lying be.
tween Ward. Bridge and Pannilps Ferry.
/. a. HoLCOMBE, NJ.
May l6 wiuds
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EoRYoLk. Nav is,


Important from Brasil -Lieui. Jones, OF the
Revenue Gutter Crawford, board d in Ihe Ches-
apsake on Saturday evening, The brig Consul.
OF and bound for Alexandria, 81 days uJm st.
salvador, aud was informed by the Captaln oi
The &. thai a few days previous 10 his .aliiag
GENERAL REVOLUTION had taksn place
~ tue country, but did not give The pailicu.
lars. The captain had one newspaper on board,
"h,ch he Gould not spatt. Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

Steamboat disaster-- The steamboat WASH
ington, winch len New York on Saturday AZ,
ternoon for Providence, Il. l. was accidentally
run in o a. twelve o'clock AT night, by the
Chancellor Livingston. aud VAS 80 much ,nju.
red that she sunk 10 ID or 20 mlnueies. The
ID Eneineer, Mr.. Sherman, was drowned. All
the OF her passengers we've saved, aud I.rocee-
ded % Providence in the President. / he bag
gag, about 81 packages Zone half the quantity
on board OF Mercnand,sr, S2o.oJO IN specie,
aud tue same amount IN notes, al,o saved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

W General Duff Green, 1--WE intend to be
polite To him Ms long as he seems disposed to
click 10 the truth,) ANNOUNCES the resumption
Of his Editorial duties, afler Through of three
weeks, during which time, he informs Us,
he " mingled much with tina sovereign people"
and saw aud heard much that would have
Trofited the President himself 10 have seen and
heard" The Telegraph opgh, to tell the Pre-
sident what so much imports him 10 know !;
and if the surveillance kept up at the Palace
doorsi' 80 strict 0to prevent tho ingress Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
CHEsrER, Qieen Al :, Co. Md. !
My LIN 1871

The Nv i. making hA'oe with thr wnea
which tom tue sey,riy of the winter looks
worse than ever saw ~. AM frIm all hear
tue crop must b- SHOT iadeed. Several per-
sons have plo,ghed up taer best lots Lna put
tue IA in CORN
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IRELAND.

Disturbances continued, anI in some in
stances 'hry we're OF IA frigh,fd character, Dr..
DOYLE hal published II panphat IN favor Of "A
system OF ppur laws. aud O'Connell had ac-
knowicdsed himself convert 10 The Doctor
Arguments. The Lord Lieutenant had travel
led through the disturbed dlsIrct9.
The Marquis his gone TO the South with a
view e conc'lia'ing h. ppopl', and has recaiy-
ed addresses from some of the Catholic CIer-
ey, and some of the lsod"d proptie'o,s decar.
aiory of their affection to the British Govern.
meni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

III The Washington Telegraph asserts ,t.,
" The Second AUDITOR (M-j. Lewis is in PHI
ie'ph,a, busily engaged in selecting an A.o,
uey General for the new Cabinet. It ia s.;d
that al one tune he inclined to Mr.. Bu hm,,
but as be had been denounced in IN. N En-,
Courier as an old federaIisi aud un6, fo, ao
Vice Presidency, (snereby hangs tale hi.
appointment would not reconcile the democ,,-
cy of Pennsylvania 10 the dismi.sal of N,
lngham II is understood that la has sh,r
doned Mr. b. to b is tate, aud that no nav
comHnends the appointment OF tn. Hon Mon.
ton c. Rogers" And who rs he His fme
hath not travelled thus Tar into the interior of
The Old Dominion, albeit he may be batter
man than some whose regulations are more
exien,ive.-We wonder whether the task of ar.
ranging the new Cabinet is inscribed on the
list al Excessive duties," or is il among tbo,s
OF the Second Auditor Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

Our accounts from the neighbouring conn
tty, on the rtser, both above and Mellow Us. are
unI yourable To the crop. iva have heard
OF farm in this county. below this city,
wliirh was expected TO produce 5000 b.
shels, and will yield ONLY perha.'s. about 1900.
We have bra,d of f.e farms sill lower. on
shich the wheat has been pionghed up--in or
Ter 10 SET in oats or cora. One oil tue best far
mess on the lower James River. wires that he
IA. never heard OF such general devastation
com United by thu vllaiaous fly.
Above us, on the hest low grounds of the
James River, the damage is represented 10 US
As being considerable. And The accounts We
have received IRON several farms IN Ptisylva-
ala county are scarcely he. gloomy,
Ruhnond Compiler.
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FROM THE LIVERPOOL cHRoNIcLE OF 10Th

The state OF ireland Is snhjee, from which
Engshmen, Of almost every class, habilually
shrink with f.. lings OF loathing aud avfrs o !,
SO sicken,pg is the spectacle of want aud
wfetchedness, turbulence and outrage, misery,
aud motal degradation, winch that unhappy
cosntry too generally exhibits. SlGh, howev'
err, is the accumulation of evils, aud so fright
fui the anarchy which now prevails in certain
districts. as to comp-l the attention OF the most
| unwilling mind. At a meeting lately HID ia
| Dublin, was given sketch of the ravages Of
famine and nc .tlence liz the counties OF Nav O,
Galway, and Donegal, and To this we have now
t. aid description of the rapine and VIOLENCE
to which the pressure OF distress has nrgpd the
popula ION OF The counties Of Glare and Gal
way In almost every barony of the former
coun Y, n sys'em Of depreciation has been or.
ganized, which, familiar as We are with rustic
out ag' in ireland surpassas, we think, any
thing Of the kind before witnessed. Fields
have been turned up IN the open day -fruce.
generally broken down-eaule turned out in.
! 10 he roads - wander without keepers. aud
sheep, in their yeanns season, suffered 10 per
ISL for want Of tending.
| The pea,an'ry, aud soma, il is said, above
! the ~ IN puInt OF station, hPve adopted sys.
tenn of terror. shich prevents herds and shep.
herds from actlg Z. No cattle can be impoun-
led, and 40 wrts executed The quarter ses.
sions nave hren pnsipnnfd for want OF ma is-
rates andhy letter ia the Evening Post
Of SATURDAY,, IL appears that there existed
81 eat difficulty indeed, IN procuring jurirs III
trv TIE prisoners AT tue a1joitned assize OF
Clare.
There have been repeated afrays between
the peasantry ani the police, aud IN one OF the
most recent five of TIE latter have been
killed, accompanied with cifcums snce :, il is
said, Of great atroci'v. In the mean time.
there are upwards of two thousand troops IN
that county alone, a large force of cOn.tabu-
larry, and several stipeudiary mag rates.
But not the slightest impression has beeo
made on The people. Even the presence of a
most popular Lord Lieutenant has had no
effect The very da, the Marques OF Aoglesea
entered the country of Clare the murders to
which we refer were committed.
IN the county OF Galway similar scenes are
perpetra,ed, and though unattended with
bloodshed, still more daring The house OF
Sir john Burke, of Marble Hill. has been at.
lacked and plundered in the broad day and,
several hnuses in his immediate vicinity have
shared the same fate.
II is 10 he remarked that the peasantry
make no distinction whatever between PROBES
tants and Catholics IL - not, therefore, a sec.
tartan insurrectiou neither rs il political. IL
is "A rising ofpoyerly against property the hun
cry gainst the wei fed the needy and despe-
rate against the rich and the grasping. II 10 dis
solution, iu word, of the ties Of society, aud an
abrogatioD, protanto of all laws,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

Letters from Mrnlz Of he 9th Of March,
state thai the Prp.,lan army. moving from
Effert 10 HE Belg'c province. Is ce'Dp'ae5,
according - npshepnc returns, of 100000
,aen, well armed aud discip!in l. up1l the
frontiers Of Belgin thrie were AT that date
the sill corps al he afmy the 7th were con.
aimed in The fhrtessrs al lhe Run lhr 9TH
were stationed n WesIphall, aud the I'd in .ne
neghiorhpod OF Erfut. Iese forces appear
prog.i ,nally sulIieirai q place the lett bank
OF tue Rhine safe ifom Fr.ncp aggression.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

u The National Intellgencer coniansal i,t
Of the acts passed al the hast session Of Com
gress, thirty in number, making a appropriations
for various objects Of Internal Improvemen,.
and approved by the President m The 2nd of
March last. They do not include about q
quarter OF million Of HAIRS, Q / prop,,sted dur.
ing the same session for the erection ofligh.
houses, beacons, buo,s, &c. in nineteen q. the
States and Territories. What an admirably
consistent politician is our able and profound
President We would not, for the world ,nsn
uAte that he may eieciionerr IN Pennsylyauia.
Ohio, SIC. ~ith these evidences his Iottiad
nar'dn'sni while be will wheedIe Virginia, 81,
into be'ieftia he is Unitarian, by shouting
pef0! Ief0 m the ears OF her citizens On
no he Is en,rely loo honest for that. Yet, We
must confess We should like 20 see the apps-
rent contradiction belwe the Veto and To
approval Of these laws rrconciled. True a
correspondent of the Richmond ENQUIRER,
whom the editor of that print calls sable" aud
VINO therefore must be So, dec lares tina, the ap'
prevail OF these thirty bills was g. perfectly con.
| sistens with the pIiaeinles o f the veto ON the
slaysy'lie bil'--but this is mere dssertioa-we
wan. 10 see IL demonstrated. We cannot con-
tent TO take the first for the last-for in loo ma.
ny cases; we end them somewhat variant, and
las the lu'rliigencer remarks) upon this
suggestion oil its correspondent, the Enquirer
Itself exhibits symptoms Of dubiey." Il says lis
correspondent" may DE righ'-the bills may
agree with the veto message" IL Mr. Richie
n Ia al. 81, nj
hope, surely we. who are someshat less credO.
lous in matters touching the sagacity and p'-
riiy Of our Chief Magistrate, may be permitted
10 deny II altogether, until We have the thiDg,
proved by logical argument which we have
no doubt the correspondent OF the Enqhref
is able" to furnish ON demand.
" The Tammany Society Of New York-an inlnob-
al aud extensive body of polit ieians who for many
years, have almost uniformly controlled the politeas
character of that powerful State just the JacoDm
Clubs of Paris directed the destn les of Franco, dus
her first Revoutionceebrated its 43d anniversary Oh
the 9th inst Gen. Duff Green happened to be in Nc"
York at the time, and by, purchas ticket 'ecurei
a seat at the public dinner given the OCCASION
When it came to his to offer sentiment, he ea'o
ooe conn linen,ary to Dspitt Clirton-a name at a"
no, oous to the ramnanyitcs. ani not less so now
when Martin Van buren, the fayorlte bantling Oh es
club. and the prosecutor Of that great sta'e'n'"
he lived, is sudeavouring to intrigue himself INTO '
Presidency. The wounded pigeons futtereo eN.s'
siyely at this iaring movement OF Gee. Dun vice..
Macbeth manifested not signs Of trepioat'oh W.
the ghos, Of Banquo seated himself at the festive
or when he read Alright the prophecy Of the
sistsrsr pointing to Banquo's offspring as tue I''
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From The Danriiis h,porter. Ma8 II.
THE WHEAT CROP.

W. understand that some ~heat-6elds. IN
this vicinity, have suff rd materially frou the
effects of ne FIy. We have, however, seen
sAme fields which did not appear 10 have sa,-
iained the least injury from any k'nd OF insect.
fhe fly Is said 10 lave attacked only such
wheat "a was sp~n at on early season. We
hope thai tie rsysges Of TINS destroying insect
my not exirod very Tar. Corn 10 sufficiently
hish-won nom 3 to SBi pes barrel--and
nothing hut the near approach Of the wheat
harvest, aud tue expectation Of an abundant
one, keeps II do~n TO what il il. Should the
what crop fail. theie ID no telling what corn
would command.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

a neW Coalition -" Mr.. Monroe a,
mated WIN MIR. Adlms. The one bees,o
President, AID the other Secretary Of s,,.
in due time. Mr.. Adams, by a coaliio, NIL
Mr.. Clay, became Presiden, him,efp G.
says the Washington Globe we nre.,m.
direction of the greatest and hes, !" IT,.
Telegraph defends Messrs. Monroe ami a,,u.
from this new charge, by showing thai the la.
Ter was in England wh,m the iorm., IVA, s,.a
'eu. we wish The Globe would explain III,
process by which such distant bodies can {. a..
mal9amale" aud mingle into one.