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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
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n y ndHtrtlsru.eut appeared IN The last No.
IA OF thF paper over the signature % Ma
thanlel Amstdn, notifying the nubils rn-' re
hfms OF Ma. Nostoa O. - an3 J. d L T..
Lynch l. -. Az fgt dissoiptG, aud al our
h0ilCe OIL ttssO,oiI N AuIsh app AIRED "a Ibis
paper, 2itl Marco lac atls, be aisrr gstdrd.
We assure he pubic Gat IL above niealioned
b. ms sianl to#alJ dissolved bon ihs date Of
or notlcr W. wish tpe public TO ualers,and
GttnciIy As reason for our sudden dissolu-
ion 'uai such was the reckless Uonduc o. \.
Nlnss9A, tlat theff was no other ALTERNATIVE ! II
It's bH| the one We have taken ia dssplVipg
ralt1eas.p Our safety mper iously r,qbued
Z. And wt clai,n to be totally released 4 absol.
we'd toD uny responsibility, Tor any ncl Of his.
IA any way whatever from the ume u our dis
soliliom
lhose Ia whom ourselves or J. & G. +. Lyosh
& Go. are iodebtrd are requested to present
their claims 10 us loT payment, and such as al e
Indebted 10 Us o. J. y {. T.. Lynch l. Co. W.
nope VIII hove no scIuPles III pay ing oil prompt
ly*fo US Their hcconpis, when presented.
10 such abs 10 object 10 paving on account
Of the notice oil Nat. Winston a maa whose lm-
moral conduct AM habits have been such AS
10 oretate materially 10 our injury, and has
rendered BIN as a nember of The concern NJ
longer uust.H OFT, We viii give a foil and
absolute disehtise, aud CONSIDER il hap
ny radiance tIlm such men, as from whom
even at the termlna,ion nf law SUI, nphin,
would be recovered. J. s. [. T.. LYNCH.
/. ). We shall c1uliuup tie operation 81 Ia,
L,nchburg Mlls--and ould be glad /,
Sc tue Farmers ., tore they gage their crop.
OF wheat, no We are disposed to make them +.
ry liberal Offer. The tuhIc can now get corr
rye, &c. glc1ndby stnd,ag 10 l. hong mls
}. q \, l. LaNLli.
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Sale of Real ESTATE.

TOY virtue Of deed of frost, executed by
- Alfred Angle 10 the subscribers on the Cd
da, OF January, 1880, and duly recorded Ia
The Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court o
Lynchbure, will be sold, on the premises, for
Cash, on Friday the fret day OF july, 1881, il
talr II not then the first fai, day thereafter, al
fublc Auction the lot OF ground adjacent Ia
the town oil Lynchburg, on which the said
Alfred Angle resides, or 80 much thereof as WI
satisfy the purposes OF the said deed of trust
Acting as trustee we will Only convey said title
as 10 vested Ia US by the said decd.
JOHN WILLS,
JAMES BLEAGH.
Nav 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

~ OTtCE-lo fo,wer" all persons lrom
v trading iara BOND, o. any parr OF the
obligation Of $65, gwen 10 Wi.nan DaJseou
ny me Tor hoISe, sud vas due the 6hh da >
OF MAY '"S'. WHICH Bond is entuioa . credit
81 'h,r'y seven dolar'. aud the balance have
all Offset against it.
HITTING DAYIES.
juno IS :,
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NOTICE.

Nm PURSUANCE 81 the provisions of a
= deed uf iru.t, execute u the subscriber
bs Ulysses Hatcher, on the 18Th December
1928, aud recorded 10 tbe Clerks oiTice of
Bedford county court, ! shall. GA Monday
,he 18Th day OF July next, u fair, il not the
neyi fair da, at the dwelling house OF said
ilatcber, in the couaiy OF Bedford. proceed 10
Srli, at public auction, 10 the highest builder,
ior cash, . tracts OIL nd onveysd and des.
.fibsd in said deed, OF 60 much thereof ns
shall be sufficient 10 answer the purposes
'aet,ia men,ieped. These ls,ds adj oin the
lands Of p. Je.ef, I. Hunter, II. CLARK AMI
vtb.Is.
The lille is believed TO be good, hui sucl,
,nl, viii be conveyed as is slst,d in me az
trustee.
u. NJ. WHARTON.
June % wtds
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Dissoluti on of Copartnership.

fESHE copaflnership heretofore existing be.
n tween the undersigned, under the
hrm Of A. . Nash, g. Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual CONSENT. All persons indebted to the
concern VIII make payment TO a. Hatcher,
and those to whom they are indebted vii, call
on him tor pay nlent 40. NASH.
teo' A. HATCHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

IslHE Subscribers have just received an adj
- didonai supply of DRUGS. MEDICINE
PAINTS and DYE STUFFS, &c. which
makes their assert ment complete-eonsisling
in part ofthe following articles
Cream Tartar lCrome Green
Puiv. tpecac Crume Yellow
Roche lie Salts Sponish Annette
Sup. Carb Soda Paint Saucers, large
Taitsric Acid and WId,.
Gam Myrrh Carpen,er's Ext. Sas.
Gum Arabic sapari Ia
hhuOaTb Root, sup. BOLTS Knives
Jdlap Cinnamon
Gum Elastic Compost ion Mortars
l'ory dreaded Irusses Paste Backing
Patent Lint Sweeping Brushes
Blue Mnss, sup. Sup. Hair Brushes
Canlharide0 Castle Sogp
Spirits tiartshorn Crude sal Ammonia
Sulp Canine; (French) Alcohol
cold Leaf Compound Syrup Le.
Paint Boxes, water CO. verwort
Tors Ext Liqarice, SC &c.
Hose Fink Sup. black OH Varal.h
Together with an entire aud compIete as.or,.
meat OF Paints, Dye-Stutfs, &c.-Al Of which
hey are determined 10 sell on AS reasonable
terms as any other house in his place.
j. I. 4 J. l.. ROYALL.
May s is
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JOHN q. SHELTON,
VA. lLshOlHh

One door abore M. G. b. Taic's.and opposite
Dr. HoWel DavieSs,
n , ESPECTFULLY iniorms his friends,
Il q customers and The public generally, thar
he has us reformed from the cities OF n. YORK.
and Philadelphia, where he spent some time
in purchasing stool. OF Splendid Goods in his
line, such rs fine aud super tine Cloths, Cass;-
meres, Vesiines, Trimmings, Stocks. Gloves,
Handkerchieis, sc. &c. All of which will be
sold very low for cash
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Domestic Goods, &c.

u ihG]NlA--At a Court held for the county oil ohs
" iolte the 9tn da, OF March, l531.-.Wiliain ~
fulua, flAnlii, against George w. Dealon, deieldA
IN CHANGERY.
The defendant George W. Deaton not n tssn.
entered his appearance according to the act Of h ha
bly, and the rules OF this aud it appearing
satisfaction the court that lie is not an nhabitaoto
Stae, the fthe plaiutf by counsel, II ls
Monday IN June next and enter his appearance anu
the Plaintiffs bill, and give security or I'M
ming the decree of the court, aud that copy =. IN
order be inserted IN some newspaper prihtcu - and
town of Ly uchburg, for two months success'o,y,
posted at the front door OF the courthouse, IN
county. COPY esie. o,rNsON C.
AprH4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

a LARGE qpan,iy ol thus article constan. y
IA KEPT Tor sale at Anthony NH, upon OPP
po.um cieek-tour miles below Lynohburg.
June 20 6Y
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ii \ ENrLEaiEN who wish 10 io1A a, a. So
We peTbly iine piece of ENGLISH Blue
CLOTH ~iIl please call az
KYLE T. BORL.4ND'S.
AntilOo
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Musical Instruments.

lave just received an assortment of Mu.
II stcal instruments consisting Of Cha, onels
y Flutes, tipped u plain, Octave Flutes Flag
ssoiett' OF supeflor quaity. Which will be
sold low for Cash. EDWARD BROWN.
june 81, Is
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CLsULEzSs

4 pieces extrasup. Lonuon black Cloth, truly
splendid
do do do do blue do do
t do do do do green do, the most
fashionable shades
3 do do do 10 brown do do
: do, do do do olive do very fine
: DO Steel ntxd do do
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Campbell, juno Court 1851.

Campbell, June Court 1881.
a n \ the motion Of James BuIlort ADMINISTERS
SDtoT, 4 Macy Joues, ADMINISTRATIVE vi Row
land jones, deceased-"ho ia has lie time was
ebs ofthe secur,iits ol Aeihe,iand TAFT, ad.
sDinisii atos uf Caleb 1ae deeea.nd--pia,ine
thai said Netherland All, admr. &c. may be
compelled 10 give Other secusIy for the ndem-
nifty vi their Ieslator's rsiate, according Ia tue
ACT OF assembly in that case made and pro,i-
'ied, sn'i u appearing 10 the satisiaclion 81 III
Cou,t that the said Ne,ht rlanj TAT. Adnr.
&c Is mol az inhablant o. this slate; II j. OF.
dersd that unless be appear hare al The next
touri to be ho.deD Tor said eouuty, and give
her security thai his letters oi A lmnistfa-
iipn aforesaid lie revoked, and il is furihe,
ordered thai this rule be published IN the Vii
gsiiaD, printed Ia the town oi Luxembourg lor
three ~eehs, aext before Jui, Cost.
Copy
JOHN ALEXANDER, {. c. {.
ilns IS, aa
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TURNER d KERR.
GASEt SEONNs
PA K.S0tJ ARR

n RE- DAILY receiving fresh supplies OF
a Suring and Summer Goods, purchased ~
suc .lr,u, aud for cash, in the New York. Plli'a-
deiphis and Baltimore Markets. Their Stuck
ut thi. time is larger than II bias been al any
former period, and presents as strong induce
ments as regards variety OF iyie, qualitiss aud
prices as any III this place. Their Stock OF
Fancy Goods is large and general, aud always
comprise the stesi Northern styles. As they
do not coufBe themselves 10 Spring and Fall
purchases, one of tue house being almost coz
stanll, 10 the Norlbern Markets, they believe
they can at ell times give bargains 90 their
town aud country trlebds.
The advantages they posse IS are such as 10
enable them TO buy upon as favor allie terms as
any house IN the State Of Virginia, and iheiT
business being each one, they are deter
mined To sell their Goods mol at credit bui cash
prizes.
10 Country Merchants they would particular
ly recommend their Stock. The follow lug
articles are few their assortment 10 which
they invite the attention oil the pablic
cALICODS.
0 pieces handsome spring Patterns
5 do furniture do
dINGHAngs.
90 pieces Seersucker GInghGins
80 DO Adnanope do
8 do Cd do
% DIS Bdiisle ui1gbh MS anu HCbeS
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CANxBR1GS, &c.
100 pieces IA AID O. Cambfie Mu.lins from
Is. Cd a Is. 90. per yard.
90 pieces do do Dsmi Cambria aud ia
comet Muslin
80 pieces "a Mall and BOOK Muslin
SILKS.
Splendid Changeable figured Silk
n lain al
Matieonies superior black Italian Luslring
pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gauge Dress iiandkerchitfs
Do Grape do
DO do Scarfs
DO Gau2e do
LEGTIORNS, &C.
| entire case ot Leghorn BonneIs
| case Dunslable do
do Navsrino, black, white and
buff
RIBBONS.
aud Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nanheen Grape
. pieces PongLs
10 dozen Ladies black and white Silk Hose
50 do do do do do
80 do Ladies' Gloves
20 pieces black Boinbazetts
$ do 40 French Bombasine
Every variety OF SILK aud Cotton Handker
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
4 pieces Steel mixed Coibs
7 pieces Indigo blue do
pieces olives do
, pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black Imperial summer Cloth O new
aud splendid ar,Iole 70, Gen. IL nens' wear
, piecfs nierIno CassimefB
D pieces indIeU blue do
pieces dad do
90 pieces fashionable Mafsei'ies, Valencia and
silk Visiting
White and coiored CTavais
Black Italian Crayais
5UOO lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
With large AMI general assortment OF
H3hDWARE, ERiEs, So.
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June %
CASH fnr Negroes.

\NNrE the Subscribers have stationed our.
w selves at Lyncib1g, and wish TO pur-
chase large number of SLAVES, OF all des-
trip'itns, i0r the purpose Of increasing our
planting interest 10 Aiabama. Welaso made
our purchase III part, and ate extremely snx
ious 10 complete u ss soon as possible. Fer
sous wishing 20 dispose of such prourry vi
do We'll 10 call and Us before they SELL
Wecat be fodnd by enquning at Mess. AiIi.
le' ~ Roberts. a. MI. john II. ID. pe,ne's,
80 at Mi. James &. Motmans Ia,etn.
=. ]. WENER, &
STEPHEN BEA>LEY.
Inne %
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W. u - FL E.s< 80
Domestic Goods.

! bale super Bed Ticking
l DO medium quan, 80
a large q'aot',y 81 aad4-4 olsaehel and uu
bieachod Cotton Ciotas
a recent suppiy Of Cotton Yaro ct the most
approved mah"iaciure-Also. way eeueTai
asso' tmeht o! tiard"afe, Cutlery aud saddle.
~ t"1'uo'hs almost very article N eslner liud
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8 -G.Aas 80 l~SNS.


% -4..hls - = GODS
Il sAHE late arrivals al n. York iiom France
"a anu EnglAnd, has placed Us IN possession
OF 'ome very Fare ana beautiful Goods.
queen Adela1es, new aud iiGb article for la
dies dresses.
Berlin Etef, do do
uro de Swis. Silks, lew style
M itteonas. best black allan Lusiring
Best black Satin Levantiaes
H-aVy Md"darine Sattms, a superior article
large assortment of beautiful figured hianda
rim Damasks, all shades
pieces superb black do
Beef quality black Nankecn Grapes
Splendid CAME, Grape aud Indienna Hdka. /
DO Grape ocarfs, assorted shades
Pongee lldkfs. fancy Patterns
Gent bargains in Stockings, Muslins, Can
brics Cloves, Bells, &c. &c.
The above is worthy the attention Of all thos
disposedto purchase cheap and good Goods
MCKEE, ROBINSON & CO.
Parasols aud Umbrellas.
q LARGE assortment jus, to hand at Nc
-ssA Zee, Robinson u Cos opposite the mar
bet house
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SASSIN--REa

9 pieces extra s,nele m'li, ,ety hue
3 do do new Sp,ing Merinoes, ne " style,
altogether
2 do LIeht brown
, do Oak do
: do Lavender, with black and blue of splen.
did quality
And almost every thing suitable for Gentle
mel" summer wear, of the first order.-Such
as black, olive and brown Bombhz.ncs, Sum
me' CIol", Imperial Cord, French Drilling
Rrgcnt do, drab ard mix'd Cashmoleus, Whit
aud buff Satteens
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Nestings, of splendid Patterns.

Plain, black q figured Silk, best Eng lob ~hile
Buff aud Zig ured Alarseilles
White and buff Yelling DO
g pieces splendid Valuncias.
VI The sabscrlh.r having been solicited 10y
many Of his friends aud customers TO procure
for Ia If accommodation S ,ock of Goods ~
his hnr, aud having done so--invItes them 10
aliand examine the style OF Goods and prices
Aud ieels assured they will not iail To rev ard
nm wi'h iheH patronage. He has, also, tue
Latest and most approved London. New York
y Philadelphia. fashions & will receive them re-
gu"rly with any s. every article in bis line, hav-
lng made arrangements with s5lne OF the first
aud most fashionable rado,s, and also, some
oi the largest Importers in this country, 10
that effect.
N, Is. All orders in his line will NEE, with
prompt attention.
May .. 3m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

dog. u, auinoilJ hue cord Dorueled I;n,o
Cambria ''
DO nne large plain white do
| onpeS fancy SiiR, new article
super decoupe Dress
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TaNF q :

Ne son c. II. Oct. q.
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GLOVES S.
CAEICCs,

A large assortment, new patterns, aud ce,ta;,
y more beautiful ihan any heletolor, In.
naTipU. 80
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Aadies' Fancy GooAs
SlLTfS

est lustfe s-'Nnl
lei black and blue black Gro de Ma,
Fashionable fancy plaid do
Blue black sann sliped do
Llegan' blue aud gfeen chaog ea6le do
Sea green do "
Blue, punk, straw and lilac do
fior'nces. pink, blue, s raw, white and Dr.,
pleces plain whiie Satin ee'u
ii ii an d.
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Aug. 30
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LAND FUA SALE.

Amherst c. II. Jsne % ,3NJ
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June g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

LIVERPOOL, jan. 2i.--.1rtsi q "
O'ConneI. Mr.. Steele, Mr.. Barretf. 'Mr'
John REYNOLDS and Mr.. Lairlsss. on
charge OF conspiring to stads the Proeia-
nation .Act. On Tuesday morning, the
house of Mr.. O'connell. in Merrion square,
Dublin, was visited by Mr.. Farrell, Chiel
Constable, and peace officer Irwin, who'
upon being admitted 10 that gentleman's
presence, stated that they had warrant
against him, issned from the Head Ohices
on a charge Of conspiracy 10 evads The
proclamations recently promulgated by the
Lord Lieutenant. After long conversu-
ton. which we have not space TO notice.
Mr.. O'Connell entered into the requisite
securities, himself in fIO0O and two sure
ties in $500 each. Mr.. Barrett. Mr..
Steele, Mr.. Reynolds. and Mr.. Lswless
we're all served with the same processes,
and all gave bail.
we shul, offer no decided opinion on tkis
proceeding, until we know sosssthr"g more
Of the ma ,Ire of the alleged offence. AZ
present il appears to us that the irish Gov
ernmcnt have shown much more zeal man
discretion in the affnir. Mercury
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
THE REPUBLICAN,.
NEWPORT,
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8,

We have received the speech OF Ma
PEARcr on the Bill for the relief Of James
Monroe. In advocating this Bill Mr. p.
has employed such arguments.as could not
fail to produce conviction in every mind
not strongly prejudiced against the claims
Of this distinguished citizen. il 10 one Of
the best speeches Of our representative,
and we shall give il an insertion next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03


By the ship Mary & Harriet, which ar.
rived at this port on Saturday, from Liver.
pool. we have received Liverpool papers to
the 2lst Of January, and London papers to
the 10Th. We have copied below the
principal articles Of intelligence. The
news from the continent is no later than
has before reached US BY way Of Hsvre
and New York.
THE NORTH EASTERN BOUN.
DAIRY.
We learn from the London Morning
Herald Of Jan. 10 and %, that the King Of
the Netherlands has decided, on the qnes.
tion submitted to his dete, mination by the
British and United States Governments,
that the boundary line shall run due north
from the ST. Croix until it strikes the river
st. Johns. thence along the st. Johns to the
st. Francis, and thence strike off along
tract without any natural marks Of high.
lands or rivers, to the foot Of the ridge
bounding the St. Lawrence. BY this de.
eision the territory in dispute is divided,
and the greater, and probably much the
most valuable portion, 10 given Ia the Unit.
ed States, by the northern portion, contain.
ing the Whole valley Of the Madawsska
river and Timisconta lake, and the country
through which the line Of communication
between New Brunswick and Lower Can.
ada passes, is givon to Great Britain. The
settlements on the Madawaska Of course
60 to tho colonies, and those on the south
side of the st. Johns, TO the United States.
The principle on which this decision is
made 10 not explained. Il probably pro.
ceeded from dosrc TO satisfy both par.
ties, by giving TO each so much ofthe con.
tested territory as is Of most importance
to il.
This decision gives to the United States
two thirds or three quarters OF the disputed
territory. The Herald says "it will trans.
fer from Great Britain TO the Americans al
least six millions Of acres. Of this vast
extent of country nonrly 400 acres belong
to the county Of Hertford, and upwards OF
a million TO the county Of Devon, two Of
the nearest counties 10 the city of Quebec,
the capital Of the Cansdas. II is also cal
culated that the United States boundary
will be brought within about Is miles Of
the river ST. Lawrence for The distance OF
60 miles. (this 10 a mistake and that about
100 miles Of the river st. John, along the
banks OF which runs the old and direct
communication and mail ronte between
Quebec, and New Brunswick, Halifax and
Nova Scotia, will be given as the United
States boundary" The same paper rather
petulantly remarks. "fIis Orange Majesty
must have vasser ideas of space, than his
present limited sway void lead us TO be.
lieye."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

We are much indebted to our reprssen.
tative, Mr.. Pearce, for the following letter
and enclosed communication, on subject
Of much interest TO the citizens Of New
port, and Of the towns in its vicinity:
WAsBIKsroN, Feb. 18th, 1891.
Dear Sir,-It is known to many Of our
citizens that in the year 1900, JOSHUA
HUMPHREYS, then in the employ Of the
Navy Department, made q report Of his
survey and examination Of our waters, in
relation to the fitness ofthe hsrbor Of New
port or some place in the Nsrrsgansett
Bay. for Naval Depot and rendezvous for
the United States Navy. AZ but few of
his reports can now DO found, must re-
quest you to publish his letter to the Hon.
JOEL B. SUTHERLAND, in which is Yecited
the substance Of the snme. This letter Mr..
Sutherland has politely placedin my haDds.
to be used as may think proper.
The venerable Mr.. Humphreys mnst be
highly graiihcd, IN finding even at this late
period. his report made more than thirty
years ago, adopted by the Secretary ofrhe
Navy. and Navy Commissioners. No i'm
putaton Of sinister motives can be attribu-
ted to them or him.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
DvTEE J. PEAncE.
Mr.. VIM. Read.
Ponr REApiTs FARm, Jon. q, 1881.
SiR--In the last report ofthe Secretary
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

II is conjectured that thors will be four
candidates for the next Presidency-Mr.
Clay, General Jackson, Mr.. Calhoun. and
an Anti.Masonic candidate. II is scarce
ly probable that it such is the case, there
will be an election BY the people-and cen
the House decide among so many bitter
and conflicting parties, SO as to preserve
the peace and integrity Of the Union?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

Owing to the length of Mr.. Burgess
speech, we are unable to publish our
Congressional summary. No business Of
special Importance was transacted in either
house last week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

We would publish the correspondence
now going on between the President and
Mr.. Calhoun; and their respective friends,
il we thought it would soon be at IN end.
But every letter written is the sure preeur-
scr of others and we therefore think the
better course for usto pursue, will be, since
we cannot publish al, to publish none.
Whatever new and striking facts shall be
developed by this correspondence we shall
give to our readers; and perhaps most Of
them will be as well satisfied with this.
as they would be BY finding our paper
crammed, week after week, with what now
seems to us to be IN endless controversy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

We publish to-day more Of Mr.. Burgess
second speech on the Russian Mission, and
Mr.. Cambreleng's last speech in reply.
There are certain gentlemen about town
who commend the effort Of the N. Y. Rep
resentativs as something very admirable,
and far superior in every respect to that Of
Mr.. Burgess. If this is. merely party o.
pinion, il IS well enough--but il it is the re-.
suit Of deliberate and unprejudicsd rease-
ton, it were better to be condemned, than
commended, by such judges.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

Ponr READrTs FARM, Jon. q, 1881.
S,R-.In the last report ofthe Secretary
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

The Legislature Of Massachusetts, have
passed bill declaring that there shall be
but one training of the militia in q year,
which is to be by companies, and TO take
place on the frst Tuesday Of May. II win
be remembered that an unsuccessful effort
to produce the ssme beneficial change in
this State, was made . year or two since
in the Assembly. The present law as it
exists with US, IS productive Of great hard
ship, and little or no benefit in military
poin, Of view; and the sooner we follow the
example set by Massachusetts, and several
other states, the better it will be fos the
character Of our militia, and for the morals
and purses Of the citizens Of Rhode Island.