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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
TOAsTS At NnRFo1-K

The birth day Of our Independence Our po,it.
zeal Sabbath.
Tic day wo celebrate The epoch of our Tnd,.
Pcndeacc, lmmoria'ized By the genius, and conse.
Grated by the death Of Jefferson.
The memory Of Washington
Warren and Montgomery
Their spirits wrap lhe dusky mountain
heu memory spakles Ger the fountain,
The meancsi rils the nghrIest river,
Hc m'ugling " lh their fame forever
Tic memory Of Jefferson The Author Of The
Declaration Of Independence; of the acts Of reli
rious liberation and the father Of the University Of
Virginia
The President Of the United States
Lafayette. The apostle Of Liberty in both hcrn-
isphcrcs.
cd for the welfare and protection Of MI, and not of
a mere majority.
Public honor and public Offices Lot them be
conferred only on those who have given the JcfIer-
sonian toai-i'onoely capacity and fidelity to the
Republic.
The Union. The patriotism and good sense of
The people have rendered it nnPrCgnablc alike 10
the rude assuo!ts Of tho nufcr and the covert
attacks OF the consolijationists-.t shall be PIE.
served.
10 Charles Carroll Of CarIollton, and the sur.
wing patriots q tho Revolution-iiko the pro
Phc'ic books Of the Sibyl, increasing in value rs
they Gccreas" jim number
u. Tho French Revolution Of the 26,h Julv
ls30.-"s'ic Scuyer Tyranuis."
II. Poland. The land Of Cassimcr, Kogciusko
of PonIatowski.
"Frccdom's Banner torn but FLYING
-. The success Of the rsforners in ENGLAND I
The glorious triumph Of the people over the HER |
arclIy and The aristocrocy.
H. Virginia. She will resist all aggrossions on
her sovereignty, as did the Roman nation all at
'eInPtS upon her chastity, even unto death.
l5 Tbs FaiT Sex;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
Toasts at PcfcrsJurg, Yirginia.

l. The Day-A pillar of light to nc Nations of
the Earth. guns-6 chcers-ii,il Columbia.
2. Washington-'''Tho father of his Countrv. -
No guu-no Observation-Disclosures March
g. Men of the Revolution-SoIcrnn honors &.
The departed. grateful trlu&c tho few who still
Inger among us. puns--G cheere-Iang Syne.
A. The ConsLitution-Tha sacred sork Of orr
yeneratcd fathers gpns--G charrs-Hogud sho
huge Oak.
S. President of the United States. runs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES March
G. Jsiierson-Thc grc1t champion Of the RIGHTS
Of man. No gun--no chccr-Icdcrsou's March
Z. Madison and Monroc-ycucrabl, names, as.
sociacd frequently in long course Of public scr
vice; ornaments Of their Country and r,ri4o Of
Vrginians. guns cheers sdisoa'i March
3. L&iayettc-A name never TO be forgotten
while chivary has adlirCr, liberty vo.ar,. or
humanity friend. 3 guns Granddaughter
March.
9. Denry-Tho patriot who first exclaimed. civ.
me Liberty give Death. 10 grn-no cLeors
--Tyrolese Air.
10. Franco-Crowncd with double victory. the
first over her Tyrants, The last over brr-CfC 6
guns-6 cheers-Mdrsci!lcs Hymn.
l. Poland-A land drcnchcd with patriot blood
must yield the fruits Of Liberty. 6 gpns-- q cheers
Scots wha hac.
12 The Press-'Tho light Of the v,or,4--.ry
rants dread it, for their deeds arc evil cane.
eheers--Tho Light House.
13. Woman-"Thy celestial claim,
as still rosistlcss, still 'bs same,
~ gin5-l5 chssrs-'
O say not woman's love is bought
VOLUNTEERS
By the President-Thc Crater of Che Day.
By the Vice Virginia Principles: Orr
brightest They should be cherished
BUR sacred birth-right.
By J. T. Brown-Dcmocracy: As taught and
oractiscd by Thomas Jefferson.
Bv joseph Brarp-PolaD5: Nation Of Heroes !
md Patriots, who exclain, "Ciyc US Liberty or give
IL Doathp
By T. Wallace-The memory Of Benja'nin /
Franklin: His patriotic services will ever DO held IN
gFsssSsl rstneIabranSs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

Mat no general conta zion has takeu plnce nv m.sr
OF tne aforementioned effects, whose publication.
pesiues, would be very difficult, and even imprac,;
cable. Even after the plague all the housos Of
Moskow were not purified, but those only wherein
IT was known that patients had resided or whose
occupants had died.
Z. Admitting what had only bcen co,;o,roa
that the Cholera Morbus was in fact nro,,,,aJ h,,
goods, brought from the fair of Nsni Nowporod
it would result that inasmueh as those ooo5 ,,or.
scattered not only at Moskow, but throughout ST.
Pctersburgh, and numerous other towns and ,re
now, in great measure given up to the consu.
mcrs, either the contagion has more been brought
into Moscoy by those goods thar it has in ST pc
tersburgh, or IL will be necessary TO purify all ST
Petcrsburgh, well the other towns which
have received goods from the fair of Nisni Nowgo.
rod in the manner as the city of Moskow
o. IL even, without stopping to consider the ev
idence which proves the impossibility of contagion
by means of goods, the want of exact observa
ons tending TO establish the contrary IL were de-
termlncd from abundant precautions to cause the,
merchandise in Moskow, to be purified, such
measure would not, therefore, be the less followed
ny consequences deserving all tho solictude of
government The deterioration in the color and
gsoss of the goods would produce a considerable
Reduction OF their value, and loss of onsiderabj.
capital; the march of commercial transactions
would still be tor long time arrested; many man
utac'uring establishments would be ruined, and
thousands of individuals supported by them would
be reduced 20 irghtiul want
y From these considerations tho Committee CON-
Guides, contormaby TO the order given by His Ma
Jesty the mperor, on the 25tt August last: that
IL IL not necessary TO subject merchandise to f,mi
CATION In places where the Cholera Morbus has
| existed.
The Report of the Committee has by supreme,
order, been submitted to the examination ofthe.
council OF Ministers, who has adiudged its con-
illusions to ne founded upon evident facts and or
dered 1t to be printed and communicated to all Gov
ernments, IN order to quiet the minds This or
der has received the confirmation of His Majesty.
the Emperor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
BY Il. L. Egerton-aeSry Clay: Tne allie frieAd
of Internal Improvement and Domestic Manufac-

BY Il. L. Egerlon--heSry Clay: Tne Allie frieAd
of Internal Improvement and Domestic Monufac-
lures
BY n. G. Fricud-'The Heroes of the Revolution:
Their deeds fresh in the memory of their
cOuutrymon.
Bytoscph Bragg-'Thomas Jefferson: The first
Statesman of tho first Republic upon earth.
By Aug. &. Bat;s-Antrcw Jackson: The patri-
OF aud statesman, unambitous and unostentatious
I'll his deportD"at-.he good of his country the
sole OBJECT OF his actions.
hy kobos, Chrkc--Mr, Inghau.'s Le;ncntatio''.
"ihey hunt steps, that cannot go i'll our
streets; cur end ~ nelr our days numbered"
ny G. ID. M'iadoe-OG. fur Contingencies:
! Forty stripes one. to any person who would
| write. speak. or publish eny thing against their
| characters.
By J. T. Brown-The rights of women--ii'r
| right ot neutrality il political warfare. The nou
raj flag covers the cargo"
W III. q. MEncfy-Danicl OConncil: The m
flexible and untiring patrot-His exerti.ns: 20 cnan
cPate his Country alone would cnttle him 10 the
! applause of the liberal world.
by Dir. T. +. Gan,-Hcnry Broughar: The
| Pioneer of the march OF intellect i'll opening the
| path of science to every mind.
! Ry G.. ID. MIndoe-The Memory Of Governor
Giles--An honest Mans the noblest work of God
| ny William Robertsou-'The Governor of Virgin
N: true Republican, faithful Ceutinel.
By Geo. w Hirrison-3cnj. w. Leigh: Distin-
guished alike for his i.riotis-; and talent-Virgin.
ia needs and shoait demand: his services in the
Councils of the Nation.
By !. L. " HcCN--lAe University OF Nryin,6
The i,s, Legacy IF Thos. Jeiferson-May ills lie.
grtces prove worthy Of their trust.
by James O. Butier-Poland: Success to he,
| neutrality-suspicious. her people.
By Geo. w. H,rrson--The Navy uf the United
States lie, not the deeds of her chivalry Ike omit
;ed in the hours Of her festivi.y.
By John r. Robertson. The Republic of the U
J Slater: blooming Eden in the Political Univcrs,
may neither nuliication secession disturb
the tics which now bind It's citzens together il
prosperity and glory.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
Law SGMnAH.

VIZ SUBSCRIBER intends opening, next fan, avg
Il School, IN ibe town Of Saunton; To be coptinucd
permanently, adequate encouragement should he rece
ed The mode of instruction yill be course of lpcn,es
and study, and frequent examinations u order IN devo,e
the greater part OF his time the proposed cbopl he
WI ron us commencement, cnnhne his practice TO The
Court of appeals at Lewi.burE and the Fed-.,l and
CHcuu Superior Courts in Siaunor The first session
VIII begin the Is, Of October. aud continue until The
Isl OF July next following, without iniermssion except
during the Of the Federal and Circuit Ste,ipps
Courts The tuition fee, per session. will BE- seventy
hye dollars Persons DESTROYS Of becoming pupils win
rs prsctcable and prompt attention will h. ovc
TO the inquiries which they may think proper 10 make
May 3, ls2l--wl3t BRISCOE q, BALpWIE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
KssfseS i0s, &0Ie.

Il SHE, Subscriber wishing to remove to the
n western Country, offers for sale his land
lying ABOUT two miles below Louisa Court House.
on the Main Stage Road leading from the City
OF Richmond; on which Plantation there is situs
ted good Brick House, finished about two ve.rs
past with SIX rooms, passage ming through
1t, and cellar containing large dining room
and another Tor kitchen, with comfortable ont
houses. The above mentioned Tract contains
about four hundred and ninety acressof which
ore hundred and 20 acres have been lately cleared
and is well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat
and tobacco; the balance is in woods and is re-
markably well timbered. II lies in the gold region
Of Louisa, has well of excellent water in the
yard, besides springs, which are entirely conye
nlent, and is situated in good neipfborhood
The above mentioned Situation is rood for ,
Tavern, a Private Residence, for Professional
Gentleman, or for Carriage Maker Cabinet Ma
ker, or any other Mechanic, being well Timbered.
as Timber is very scarce in it's vicinity
AT the same time and place, will be sold two
Hall Acre Lots, situated adjoining the Hotel Mt
Louisa Court House, with Store House, &C. on
each Lot. There is Mail Stage that runs bv thu
said Court House, twice every week, tho City of
Richmond Louisa Court House. the village. y ia
among the best Stands in the country, for mex.
chandlzing, as there is great deal of ceeh busi-
done there.
a further description of the Property, is deemed
unnecessary as it is expected that those who wish
TO purchase, will view the premises before the sale
If the above Property is not sold before the SO.
cond Monday in July next, it will he offered at
public sale on that day. at Louisa Court House, il
being court day.
If should sell privately, previous to July Lou.
isa Court, the public shall be notified
ma l2-law7w ALEXANDER LEVY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

Murine InfeAigence.--The following capital
jcu d. esprit is copied from the Boston Daily Ad-
vertiscr:-
Di,iyessirg Ship,crcck-Thc ship Cabinet, Jack
son, master, of Washington, has boon lately dri-
ven from her moorings in the Potomac, and total
ly lost; from the accounts of the survivors it aP-
pears this event was caused by the want of seaman
ship in the Captain, (who was brought up SOL
dor) together with the nutinous conduct OF his
officers and crew; in his situation she has been
recently sailing among shoals without any Virgil
MIA or Eastern pilot on board, and weather too
thick to make any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF distress
were heard for time, and when the fog clear
ed off she discovered union down, no one at
the helm, sails and rigging adrft; and evidently
settling fast, having thumped heavily upon the
Bank twice, which straiSed and hogged her frame
dangerously, her timbers wore originally of bad
materials and clumsily put together. In this de-
por able situation all disordercd on board and
no system observed fore and aft-the first Off
Ger (the only leadsman on boardl finding the water
pouring into his state room, and having sincere
wish to save the ship, took to boat with the
cond mate, with the hope of preserving his life
.'for another situation"
Finding himself thus abandoned, storm inereas-
ing, ship water logged and rudderless-the master
lost his reason, and in fit of despair drove most
of tho remaining officers overboard-as they could
not swim hang together, it is presumed they
were drowned. When last seen, the wrook was
sunk in deep water off the Clay grounds nothing
visible above water but her three mast heads, from
which waved the tattered signals bearing in blacl,
on red field Notification, Reform, Veto.
Another.-The annexed admirable hit at Mr.. Van
Buren's lucid expose, the Albany Argus calls it,
Is from the Middesex Gazette
"many years ago, of course long before cold
| ter associations were dreamed of, Mr.. - came
into the city, upon summers day. He
drank very freely of punch, and his return
found it impossible to sit steady on his horse. In
one of his reolings, lie lost his balance, but by
cngng to the name of his horse, he broke his fall
and came upon has feet A lad who was in his
company asked him, what he got off for a? Oh, said
he only got off to get on better :"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

the county VI Sase.n partssa.as - rcfosrcd to.
A very large National Republican Meeting was held
at Salem about fortnight ago, the call for which
was signed by upwards of 400 of tho most rcspec-
table citizens. Among these were the ,chole delega-
ton from the countycf Salem to the State LegisLG-
ture, who were elected last year decided Jackson
men; besides great many other converts from
Jacksonism A citizen of Salem who visited our
borough last week, averred there will not DO 800
Jackson votes in Salem county ut tho noxt election
Six month ago, this individual was a leading and
decided friend of General Jackson.-Dci. Jsur.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

NeIo Jerscy.-The revolution of political senti-
ment m this state is almost without an example,
The New Jersey papers spoak Of il as zsnoyal.
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The Document of which the following is a trans
alton, has been officially communicated to the
Department of State, by the Charge dAfairs oi
his Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of all the Rus
sin
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MIR. R,rCHIg AND Mr.. SIMPSON.

The venerable and influential Editor OF the
Richmond EoqOir' gave Nv mighty flourish
Of ,rampets and show Of strength. lie THREAT
.ned 10 overwhelm Mi. S,mp!0n. lie eyen Ia
i,maied tha, he had the documents all ready,
aud on the shit, Mr. Simpson anticipated the
expose, and published his correspondence.
~ hen Mr.. Richie few behind his consequence,
and says:
orlVc decline all controversy with such M
anagonist lIumhle AS we are, we cannct
stoop IA IN, level ;
Nav, there's 10 resisting an argument like
that How Convenient II is 10 he exalted
III. S. Telegraph.
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EY,,oe, ofa letter 10 The Editor. dnted
Munyslt.soeo N. CD July 26'", 1881.

MUHFHtksbuHo ". u I"Iy -II"t IpJT'
The recent uistu, Donces among III. great
men Of our nation NJ Washington. have greatly
excited pubic feeling Ia ,h'' quarter of our
cunnfry. Many scen resolved ~ ad ere 10
General Jackson snd 10 his iaVofres whether
rilht OF Wong whils', GA r'- othnr hand, 'na-
Nv WIN have uCTeialors been his personal and
politl col friends, ars determined no longer 10
support "a man who has be'" gully OF such
gro..inin.ucs as q u-rul Jnck on has, low ards
NIr.srs Ineham, B.anch aud Besrien and who
would rsthrr d svrt his couaI.y than Jobn Ii.
Eulon aud VA. b. Lewis u s. TEL
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rran N, \ ,tignaf fafeiligenes,.


From fhs hdisnat fafeiageHes,.
1 From Penns, lvanis. aar iaiornsiioa "a suei
a. 4. ,ojur- the belt-f that great change i
,sL,ag place ia the y iif,csi oonpienion oftha
1 s,.t. eiiizrB ~ guoiher, nos travelling u
,h,t sat-. wiring 60 u .ndes date of DIT. oi
/ Auens', gay. - follow
. rns e6angs 10 Pennsylvania Is b'yonl
conception. have SEEN pfrseni from all parts
of III. State, and MI give the same Intelligence
! There Is one universal wish on the part OF tie
J.ek.on men, that the General shopid retire
from the held. bays sten but two persons
who hold contrary opinion. Ffon much
iolsrcour.e and conversation with the moT M.
,ellIpsn, men Ofthe party, aud | bsVs sought
every opportunity TO gain inior'"aiion, the
Presiden. will be respectfully. hut firmly sod
decisiyeiy, insprmed OF this wish +; aud the gen.
srsl imprsstfoJ ~, that when 80 iniormed by
HI. reni EriehdI, he vii retire.
Nj D.rren'. adde's. has had great we gbt
with all parties None impeneh his IN egriiy
or douhf his vernciy. aud all regret the course
ofihe President"
An,tnef isiter To the Elhos from another
quarter of the 5ttrs conl,ms tnr suggestion
OF a great obnnge in pihlic sentiment, gives
some particular eIamples Vi ~, aud concludes
Ms follows:
Many OF the int lligeni portion Of the Gen.
eraI's fTien5s her haze abandoned hlm. ihcT
numbers INV are such as TO encourage than 10
sneak freely aud boldly, without regard to the
drnuncntion or resentment of their late ia
miiant and ln,nlsrani party. What III, effect
will be with our multitude, who do not read or
euad,rs much a short t,ms will dGVelope. l
nru mel n j TO hulk, tnai 80 public seni'mem
there 10 rid. aod current sci IN orr Idpor,
whrh will even hire. be TOO much ioI the hi
the,to irresistible name of Jackson
A letter from traveller in Mary Land to the
T. itors, says-" In Washing ton and Frederick
g coun,n's saw many Of our Intelligent friends
" aud hry MI eoncnr IN opioIon, that We shall
" succeed nj the approaching eiec ion IN both
" couutie.. Ths news from Ailegany Is al'o,
" eq ,aIly encouraging. We shall certainly
- sueL ecl IN tne oInle BIZ a laIge ma loLnl."
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ihs importation offoi tiea proissi.oos, - &c +.
cor fiic, siih the doctrine ~ ife- Hsds.
lie sl.o MFRS fgs isssa IF NE bsa Pefe-
mir, R1gtaok<, Cick.aiaf, or PiaiskiiaHk lsksa-
Fns, tor an essay sh.aite insi tree ,rsde ean
rid between iva nhtigss. si,hsvt great profit
20 one, aud great ioss 10 he other. p.l~ss he
psire Of iabhr and -s,sisiescs, tsEes, ii.t,its
md Industry. and the n.s Of scientific powers
are the same il both.
lie Also oGefs d0sen Of ddiam's best dmtr-
iran uine to any v 10 shall discover com
rneiciAl IA iou. vi bout . restrictive. system Er
the projection oi the Industry OF its owl eiti-
zrns Troy Sentinel.
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A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.

Sch was the conlemptuous sneer OF Dr.
JIM ON, when he heard OF the rehelIious move
nenls IN the Isle OF Man. What migGt he
have said Of the puny wtntb displayed 10y the
d,ners out al Charleston The whole sta
OF South Carolina. contains popniaiion, "a
elusive Of slaves, l,ss than our u, and coun-
w, and the adiacen, counties of Chester,
Delaware, aud Moutg geometry and OF those. one
hall nr more are not in their soher senses.
Bu, the handful OF nulIi6ers talk as big as Iom
Thumb aud most vasotly menace Us With
thsir cnrtouch borest II is wonderful thai
they arc noi ashamed 10 brpg SO much AMI
do so lutte. II is becoming altogether hdic-
,ous. u S. Gas,
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MULTIPLICATION.

We discover thet she Georgia Journa, as
sails MIR. Lumpk,n as Nahlder, because he
voted for the consideration OF the bill Tor the
rem, nj OF he 26h SEXTON Of the Judiciary Aci,
and vet the Jpurnd profes|s 10 be the sup
uurler Of Gen. Jackson, vino urged the repeal
Of TIM, section, ssa measure ior the special
beo.6, VI Georgia /. ~. Telegraph,
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From HE telegraph Of Avg 6.

VIII the 6lobe tell US villa, took Maj Lewis
TO Ne" Yoih2
WY TOES not he Globe publish Mr.. Craw.
ford g" Gnsl reply" to Mr.. Cslhoani Is ii
kept under al, sement Or has il been SEM
bnck l.at thu facts NAV he corrected
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ELECTROMAGNETIC
June l3
WARDS OFFICE

Lynchburg, Aug. 18Th, 1891.
The following were the drawn numbers for
'he Virginia r. tersnu'g Lottery. 2nd class at
Richmond, ON FRIDAY last.
SO az 10 Is 80 II 60 81 IS.
Renew IN the 9th Wheehng, which will be
dra~n 10 morroW IN Richmond, or in the Free
Road LOTTERY, Gfawn on the 18th, al the White
Sulphur Spring, Ticke,san Shares in both
| Tor sale at WARDS OFFICE.
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DiuGEo' UFttLE.
L,nchburg, Aug. ls, 1891.
Drawn numbers III the Virginia Petersburg
Lottery, class No. 2, Tor 1881.
80 AZ Is 40 80 II % 50 SIS.
Observation-Disclosures Wheeling Lottery,
No. o. draws al Richno0d. -Capnals, $40 900,
5,ouu, &c. Tickets aud Shares TO be had at
DIGGES'
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pDuRSUANr 10 n decree OF the Superior
u Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
isuIci, pronounced on tue Nm OF Nav, 1881 /,
~ the case Of Boyd VS.. Hant; the undersigned
Marshal OF the said Court, will sell, for cash,
on Thursday the I'm day ofJuiy, 1891, il tar,
il not the next inir day, before bis Office doc,
in the town OF L,nchburg. four Slaves. Squire,
John. Jesse Il Lucy, ihe properly OF George
lloyd, or SO many as will satisfy the said de-
cree. "a. HOLCOMbF, Marshal
pOSTPONEME
The an"y" .aie Is postponed TIL thursday
the 2sh day OF July. 1891.
The sale ol the above properly Il postp on ed
uotl Friday the 26ih of August. 1881.
IA. HOLtOMBE,
GEORGE BOYD.
June Is iiteis
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VIII the Globe deny that Mr.. ". r Trist.
Pirate Secretary 10 the President, rs The su-
thor OF "A conmua,c alton, under the signature
ola Vtglnian. ana,lng Menrs. FnzeweIl and
Tyler. aud published 10 the Riclm nd Ecqui-
rerp ~. S. Telegraph.
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Cider Vinegar .

NNHE subscriber has for sale, a, his office =
- cask OF rery sape rior Cner Vinegar.
Il. WARD.
Aug. Is, Il
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RETRENCHMENT .--Jhe rotation by
which MIR MLanr goes ioto the Treasury and
MIR. Vac Buren,. aud u new Secretary Of Lee
CATION, goto England, exhibits handsome
en- OF ] .ckson rereuchmen' The loss and
gain to the public treasury by these REFORM
movements, Is thus set forth in PLAIN hgnrrs,
Ly the Harrisburg lnte'leencer -
" VIVA, has been the efrci OF all these han
ges of Ambassadors 20 England Why sim
NV this, to reward Louis N Lane an Old Fed
.rnIsi and an opposer OF The late Wal, with tht
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DoMMSrIca
.ppoisrMfNr BY HE PRESIDENT.

Samuel : ca,>,.of South csroiiaa, "a be
ca.-al OF the UassI State tor tho Empifs o.
hiofocco.
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