davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-01


CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
-; draws Tuesday Nov.l. Highest
prize $4,000. Tickets 4 parts in pro-
portion.
r. j. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. c2; draws Wednesday Nov. 2. TO-
600 highest p"ize-40 prizes of 5000
Tickets 5 parts in proportion.
r. ISLAND STATE LOTTERY
no. I3;--draws Friday November
2. Highest prize 29o0-Tickets parts
in proportion
AnOthcr lot OF prizes sold
at this Office.
Maine State lottery no. l3; combina-
ton 3 IL SO $4,000, sold in pack
age of quarters.
Connecticut Lottery l5 en-, combina-
tion % 40 81 prize OF so sold in
package Of quarters.
II. /. Literature Lottery, combination
Z "a 81, n prize Of $1,000, sold in
package of quarters.
Connecticut Lottery l5 ex. Combina-
iion l5 20 i3 prize of $1,000 sold in
quarter ticket besides several quarters OF
500 &c.
Another Prize.
Sold in Connecticut Lottery 81, Comb.
Is 16 6S a prize Of Si00, in package
quarters, besides several of the same de-
nomination of 800, 200, 100. dc.
s. CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-01

Religious Societics.--T'hc anniversary
meeting of the religious charitable soci.
eties of Hamden on Friday, were attend.
ed with the usual interest. In regard to
the Bible Society, it appeared that the
pledge, given two years since, to raise
$4,000 to aid the American Bible Society
IN supplying every family in the United
States with n Bible, had been more than
redeemed, the receipts during that time
having amounted to about $4,000, 800.
Springfield Rep.
LlBERALITY.--At late "yearly meet
ing OF Friends" in Ohio, the sum of $1,000
was subscribed towards establishing a
boarding school, to embrace, as far as
possible, children of all classes of the So.
ciety. The children of "all classes of
society" ought to be educated without
drawing so largely of the liberality fany
class OF citizens.
The National IntelIigencer states that
the Secretary Of War returned to Wash
ington on Friday evening, from his visit
to Detroit. His family have not arrived,
but are on the way to that city.
A Saratoga, N. Y. paper says:-" The
work OH this road, (Schenectady ard
Saratoga Rail roadD is now rapidly pro-
crossing. Laborors are much wanted,
and liberal wages would be paid by the
contractors for fire hundred additional
hands. 1t is hoped and believed that the
road will be ready for the transportation
of passengers, ut an early period Of the
ensuing summer" .,.f7....s
Mr.. G. Bostwick has recovered $500
Of the proprietors ofthe late Pioneer IineI
of stages, for driving against and upset.
ing wagon by which his wife was made'
a cripple for life. Several other heavyl
vcrdicts for damages for carlessness hnv-;
ing been awarded against these Godlv,
induced them tn sell out their!
The packet ship President arrivedI
from New. York at Cowes Sept. Ill
and ON the same day, MIR, Van Buren,
our Minister to the British Court landed,
and proceeded to London.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-01

Rioious proceedings in H,,tison.- We learn
that most unacounlable excitement, lea ading
to acts OF violence and the disturbance OF
public worship, has existed in Hudson, in
this state, for some days past The facts as
far as VIC have learned them are thesc:--The
Rev. John ~. MaiTitt, of the New England
Conference OF the methodist episcopal church
has been preaching for few weeks in tia.
city; an awakcping has followed his LAHORE,
and the number of hopeful conversions, seek
oefore last, we're estimated at about thnty.
Matters proceeded on quietly until Wednes.
oay evening Of last w,'.k hen large mob
surrounded the church with intentions evI.
gently hostile 10 the Rev. Mr.. Mofft HIS
,r'enhs We Understand, saved hlm f,on vio
'eoce with l'much personal hazard The mex,
oay the city was IN much com,notlon, aud
Inc authorities expressed their fears thar they
should not bc able to protect tho Rev. gen
ucm7u irom harn. Ec however perscvcrcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
FREE PAPERS LOST.
NUIkGE.

To MtsSrs. German ,Joyidn. Richdrd T.. Iid-
den Martin W. DapenpOri ddmr mlh hf
wiH onnercd Of I'm Matthews, dec Snml
Flaming, Sdckpdle hulg. and Thomas Frank.
I'm, (Myor)
Es&AkL NOiICE-ihal on the l4ih day Of
- November, 1881. at the Tavern House
OF Barney Finch, Al Campbell Court House, |
Shall proceed 10 take tho DISPOSITIONS of john
Akers, Pheasant Bagb,, aud otbers, aud II not
taken on thai day, then they will be taken ~
the same place on the day thereafter, aud rrgu-
larly continued rom day 10 day lIll CON, leird.
And ON the l7Ih day OF the same month aud
year, nj The house OF John Akcrs, in the comfy
OF Campbell, shall proceed 10 take sundry
depuSitious, aud II not taken or completed on
that day, then they will he taken At the same
place, o. The day thereafter, and treulaH,
continued lfom day TO day tIlI Completed All
OF "nch said depnsi'ipns are intended TO be
re ad on the uihl 81 cause now depending aud
Undetermined IN tho Crcun Superior Court Of
Law aud Chanceiy, IN The fown OF Lyncubnrg,
IN which AN plannrh and you ARE defend
dnnts. IHDhA5 4. WRIGHT
An infant undrI tie A. u yens, Who
sues Dy VIM. Cough, his gnardIan
md next friend.
Oct 10 uiW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
FREE NEGROES.

The suhjaned MenoI u tie Legislature,
which " II shortly be circulated in this county,
far signatures, sufficiently explains itself win
out any observation from "9.--.'t Is published,
in the hope thai the people OF other counties,
NAV be Induced to unite With US, ln.ihe ohiec,
,ronosed to be advanced by il. We invite the
aid aud coop ration of our brethren of the
press, by giving ii place in their respective
inpsrs
To the GenefcI assembly Of iifgina
TIE undersigned, citizens OF The county of
Invite the attention Of your honorable
h5,ly to a subject deemed by them Of primary
innnriance to their present welfare aud future
security.
The mistaken humanity OF the pPople Of Vlr-
.ini, and OF your Predecessors, has permitted
4, remain in this Commonwealth a class Of
nersans ~ho ara neither ireemen nor slaves
he mark sci them by Nature prrclndes
thpir eniuvmen' in this country, OF the priv,e
.ss of thr former aud tue laws OF the land 10
m, slt,w them to he reduced TO the cpndiiinn
ufIhe latter. Hence hey are, of necessity
dser id, uro6 igale VICIOUS. tulbulrnt an dis
hnnton'ed.
More IF qusnty than whites (probably in
tgnlold proport,an) Sustained by lac cha pahl
provl.ons of om poor laws the, are altogether
sburdsn Of the community P,rsrirg M
course t regn.a, business, aud nrg gpnt OF ev-
cry thi1g like economy nod nashandry. the
trr, n par Il tn 4uinanry, supported ny
rbe productive industry OF others.
Rottppir residrOce unung Us ~ vet more q b.
3 clolabl- On th .cCpuots. II j. INC IN lat-
.nle with III tr,aq 'liy Of soc.et. tneir appa,.
81 pxsmuiInE irom want and care and servr
,ude IT, business, excIts Impracticabe hopes
IN the mtnds OF those wh are even nor" :.
norant aud unfrh4cuGg-i thtir locomptve
hab fit them tor dangerous agency IN
Sc emes, wild and visionary, but disgusting aud
Annoying.
We would not be cruel Or unchtisfian--hui
we must take care OF the inierP It's and morals OF
soci rty, nnd Of the peace of mind OF the help.
less IN oar fsniilies. 1t IL indlspen able 10 III"
happiness OF the latt r, that his Cause OF az
prehenslon be removed. Aud efiorS to this
end are w. firmly believe. sanctioned by en-.
l,eh,ened hnnenny towards the ilI-faied class
TO whom We altitude. They can never have the
respect and intercourse here winch are essen.
iial 10 rational happiness. and SOCIAL rnj ~
Inent and improvement. But In other Ii, ds
-tdey may hpcuine an orderly, sober, industri
Gus, moral, enlightened AMI christian comnu-
nlts aad be The hsppt nsliu'nt MS of plant
ins aud d,flusns mos blessings over barOa-
rons ana beuishted conlIh NJ,
Your ps,n,ontrs wl,t 90 designate plan o.
Legislative operatl1u--t 'ry ave 10 the is
aJm aud prov den tor 'c,st oft 2 General As
senhy, tile Co"cepto aGop'Ioa sud pros, c IT,
tan of he hest pIbtti abIr lie =ur but they
would 'e.peCiiudy sn4 eHrHeSiy ask thai Ia
action oil tue laws rasSrr h TIL eife be neti-
sYe, and tue means me- gruc--snCn as shall
with as much .peed as mag be, free our country
T.. . - .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
EXecutnr'S AAle.

I'm PURSUANCE At the last Wi aud tes-
n tament II Robert Franklin, dec. shall, on
tuesday the l6tn uf Novembrr ne1t, II tar, II
not, the next lair day thereafter, proceed to
sell, II pubic auction, ~ the residence Of said
Franklin, in the lover end OF Campbell, on
Tue head waters oil Fallng aver, all the pro-
perry OF SAID de- edent. consulting OF is or 10
likeny Negroes, N: Men, Women, Boys aud
Gtls-lhr stock OF hogs, sheep, horses ana
cattle among WmCh are two yoke OF oxen.
one wagon aud gear, sui, piautatlon iu
pieulcni., pooseh Ia ani kucheu lrTnIurh he
crop OF corn, oats, fodder. hay, and a pare oil
Atpie Brandy, togr ner with wa traets OI land,
on one OF whnh SAID Franklin ,es,drd, onihin-
ing 426 acre b1 al od suyev--thl, tract Is
well I'D pied to tn calture OF wheat aud lobac-
CO, aad on IT are an excellent NJ ado~, and a
good Apple and Peach O,chhtd.--Ihe other
tTac; cJntIIns ABOUT 300 acres. win some M
proven snts--t Is Oh Cub Geek, principally
~ woods, and miles rom the former tract
A more particular description Is deemed unnp-
cessnry, as any person wishing 10 purchase viii
FIRST view the land. Auy person hing to see
said land, can apply 10 Nh thomas Jennings,
res,ding or he lanh, OF TO TIE subscriber VINO
will sheW the same
Terms OF sale--For all sums under IS cash
W III be required, and tor 81. sums al that n.
mount or over, credit OF twelve months will
be given; the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond VITA approved securiry--irom tho pur.
chaser or purchasers OF the and bond aid SO.
'prI'y, aud deed nj trusI on the land viii be-
required TO secure the purchase money.
LEWIS FRANKLIN Es'or
OF Rober, Franklin, dec.
Oct. 10 ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
'pnblie tos.th.r eth n.ffsel n.i.p Of

rennblie together eth a perfect ysten Of
roads aud EQUALS. Lei as c0aJt'r spdre IL i
thus the most distant parts OF n republic will
ne hfongh within (ss dsY. travel OF thu
oeaife Il Is thus that citizen OF u. west
oil read the news at Bo ton sill moist from
the Press" Inc force OF these rel cuons
must stTike with pa.er and etfsCt the mind o
every IN an who will permit hims iftn eramine
this subject dispassonateiy. Thew are ndeed
the sources of lie aud immoTtaiity to tins
great republic. aud its free Institutions Since
these sen iments werr delivered many attempts
n internal improvement have been mad. aud
la their effects. verified their justice atfo,d,ng
N us the beneh, OF practical lllusus tons oil
great aud important truths.
further bene6t 10 he derived, Is the facili-
Ties win h good roads and eHnal. afford TO
lie march Of troops. aud transportation of mu.
n'ltons OF ~rr IN cases OF Invasion or tnsar-
rectlnn. In all military operations speed !.
oecessaTy 10 success principle 50 fully
.linslra.eh IN the campaigns ri Napoleon as 10
iced M argument II prove TIN u country
whose policy Is opposed Ia large standing ar
nes, having such an extent Vt country md so
may assailable poin's as the United states,
these facilities are indispensable TO safety. The
events aud the experience Of The last war--
The disastrous results OF many attacks upon
our lfontlets, owing 10 The want ofIhcse fact
ines, cannot be iurg"tten--tor. Ut no poinl
WHERE the country sas as,a,ed was the prep
aia'Ion Tor drlen,e complete. New Orlsans
itself. notwithstanding the splendid we ory
which imno, alSe1 those engaged M II, ,nusi
lnve fallen, from this very cause, but Tor he
great energy and promIiiIado oil Genera
Jackson, IN aliarkmg the first part OF the Brii-
lsb forces which landed. thereby preventing
I ear immediate march 10 the q VI nerdoni,
! Ter 10 thase who we're ncDo's nad eye wit
nessscs OF the events at the war lor the prooi
tnnt want 81 firihty was tho cause ri N, s'ot
our disasters, aud impaired tie advantages ol
our most splendid victories.
lnese advan ages are ol themselves sortn
all the money Which has brea OF can he expen-
ded IN works oil inroinal lmpruvem nj. But
ndepg ndtnt OF all other considerat,ons 10 IL
mind OF MN, who loves his country, aud ar
denily desires her prosperity, they secure
un'Oa and liberty. JANE, RIVER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10

.s.fa5es, AMI NIT tie .trsisu sf.c!e &c IL.
,si,tsd Jny Tree, even though the Treasury
may be ~ need OF the revenue derived from
nat source |. shbr, where sha'i the lnr
t.,..fa RpseHae and Protection be louud ?
.,twho, OF the mighty men, who have
zone forth, with helmet anl spear, corsie, aud
.yord. 10 me combat, shall, after they have slain
,5sir foe. il hariy they succeed IN doing so,
is al!e to deliue toe line beyond which, il the
.ettIement Of thi veaei question. tho constitu.
ted anlhorltie. may not 20. without 'ranscen-
ding thrir constitutional powers ; Untl they
do this, il is sheer nonsense to talk OF the
uncon. tiiutonaty Of protecting duties. They
must first agree, as no two among them prob
ably sil, what are protecting duties, nnd what
are revenue duties, before they presume to de
eide the high question Of the right Of Congress
10 lmpo.e them. This, too, they owe TO the
government, whom they have assembled 10
instruct II is not enough that they shall pro-
.,,nce the Tariff Laws unconstitutional.
Tiny are bound 10 90 farther aud To say where
ne cpnsttu ipual power Of congress o~er tins
snheci Gods. They must take up the Tariff,
item by nem, and alix The limit, in dollars
and ems 10 which the general government is
c,n,t,mtionaly permitted to GO, in imposing
t,tis, on the va,ious articles OF foreign growth
.nd manufacture, imported Into the country
mi III do his. their labors will I've incom.
,I,,e and Unsatisfactory, and worse than USE
LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
TCE

q YOUNG LADY who has had several
81 years experience in tenching, wishes TO
obtain IA situation for the ensuing year 10 ihe
country, as an .nstructr~ 50 TO six or eight small
girls.-l estimonials of her capabihiy 10 teath
all Of the h'anches usually compv ebended IA "a
polite English Education cap no produced. -
A situation MS ma assistant would be preferred.
Letters upon this subject addressed 10 n. g
Liberty. Bedford county, viii he promptly AZ
tended 10.
Dc,. 10 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
AN IMPORTANT SUGGESTION.

We fpd tie following article IN late No. OF
The Richmond Wh's. We transfer it to our
columns, not because we are prepared 20
sent entirely 10 the scheme suggested by the
writer, but ioexci a proper spirit Of enquiry
aud inve tieation on the subject. Reoerr
events have DE- onstrated, not only that sla-
very is an evil, huttha Il is a national calamit,
TO rid Ourselves 1t which demands the exertou
o cur energies. II is high time that W
were considering OF the means, II we ever hope
60 get rid OF The curse:
T. THE EDIroRs up THE Wing:
Preston County Sept 2lst, 1881.
Messrs. Eiitor'--Th- Southampton rup-
s1le should call into active operation, all our
energies, 10 put final stop 10 an evil, progress
Size IN H. growth, and runous IN IFS eifects M
onethloks the negroes could ultimately triumph
over us. But on what part Of he State thru
vengeance might fall is unknown. 0nc's life
IS der 10 the Loser, a, all tue rest, and one
wool he as unwilling 10 off, himself martyr
To lheif vengeance az JvHIus was his name e.
III" brush hn'stry.
The disease is not beyond remedy. Ere
long Our public debt will be paid off. With
'ne present tariff, an immense amount of mo-
pies must be in the H, asuiy Would II not he
hHtonal benef', to remove an evil obnoxious
TO US?
Ibe monies that have been appropriated
70 me Improvement Of the North, aud West.
should Justify me in the b. lief, that their dele
ga ion /" CongTess. would assist us IN tpmov.
IN ,he negroes 10 Liberia, or at l.ast, beyond
We limits OF the U. 5 A. Let price be fixed.
h'same thai was fixed by the Commission.
e's Oh the recovery of the money from the BIZ
"s'' ''r negroes taken in the last war.
Lei each slave holding State, al the end of
, session Of lis legislature, appropriate
'ae 'unds remaining IN tie treasury, TO that
N"yFc'' and win the assistance of Congress, in
years, there would be no slaves 10 the U.
II Is clear, obviously clear, TO see. that the
monies arising from The disposal of the slaves,
h,s NE ,'frH neaier profit, aud with less uou-
a.. 'ud" 'om the slaves. Those large farms
NJ :, ",e no" occupied in supporting hundred,
w aaaves' frequently ruu,ng ther masters,
TH pa'u oe 'enaoted by Industrious farmers.
W., I''s anu sciences tina, are nov deca, IN
MY naturally flourish. The energies OF the
VINO m,oa' that are dormant, wonld become in,,.
ans Inc inaQence Of soutIern san
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
" Neat Wanted.

WYE WISH 10 purchase early this season,
" Is'ge quantity OF WHEAT, Tor which
w viii pay CASH AT tue biggest prices given
IN this Markel-or give the Farmers CHOICE OF
several other Uery far propositions. those who
ave large crops, We should like to see be fort
they make engagements.
l., g. X. y. NORVELL.
July %. ,hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
MAiklsl.Atss.S.

MARRIED., on Wednesday evening, 9Th ull.
by the Rev. Marnn L. Parks Mr.. lnOMAs
A. DREAM, to Miss ELIZABETH BECK.
HAM both OF this town.
-, on "Wednesday evening last. hy the
Rev. +. q. Smith. MR. ISAAC W. OLIVER.
OF Boetourt to Miss SARAH h. MllCHELL.
Of this place.
-. on Tuesday last, by the Rev. William
Harris, al the Maple swamp, Mn. DAVID
MOORE, to MISS POLLY BRAFfoRO, all al
Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
2l,OOU prises,
No BLANKS
MODE OF DRAWING.

The q 100 tirkeis are numbered from 10
81 900 Inclusive On the day Of drawing he
tnhote Of me Numbers NIL be PM ,nio one
,Oheel, aud all The prtzes Ouer 81 INTO another
tOheet--theni he numberSand p,ises mil be drdWn
alternately, fr, The number and neal he PRISE,
until all me prise' orcr ~ are dJdwn ihs
20 500 numbers Tint Temain undrapn, TiH be
entitled to 80 each No ticket Which shall have
drdwn aprlse ola sppenor denomination ca"
be entitled ~ an interior pciat Pigs pnyabfe
in cash jorty d1ys after HE drawt'ig SUBJECT 10
he usual deduction orftteen per cent.
Tickets $f-Haires 2-Qfs. l.
For sale ii WARDS OFFICE.
al orders from The Country, enclosing cash,
or prase tickets wiH be thankfully receired and
promptly attended 10, ifaddressd 10
g. W4RD. Lynch. Va.
Oct 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10

a. At an Antijackson meeting, recently
held in fauqnler, Maj. Ihomss Turner was ap-
p ,iuteda Delegate to the Conventiou,'o be held
in Baltimore, Oh the u Monday IN December
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10


AND FOR SAFE BY
w. w. DAVENPORT
AT HIS FANCY SHOE STORE,
FENtliEE doors south Of the ViIginian or
a hce, main street, n large supply or
BOOTS. SHOES. BA15, LEATHER, "a.
PLH, TRUNKS &c &c. compti.ing an Bssort-
meni III r. extensive and general IN tho line
Than was ever before offered ~ this section Of
Yifgirfa. lie will here take occasion to call
the attention OF the public to the fact, that the
supply If Shoes which he IA now receiving
weoe manufactured in The months Of May.
June and July last, before thu present advance
r,tos took place IN theSe ARTICLES conse4
quoutiy, he will be euahlrd 10 sell nj rates
muoh lower ,raking INTO view the quaty,) than
those who have purchased since the GIst Of
Aueos-aud they having hren made to speoi-
hc order aud ~iib pDri,eslat reference to the
retail trade Of L,nchhurg. he can co.. Gdenuy
TrCommt nd them for durability and long SER.
vice. And VI cn II is reme mbpred that he WI
Indemnify rarehs Iers Of ma Boots and Shoes
against failure Ia work OF IN other words n
gainsi Rips, by having The same repsi, ed with
oot cbn,g,, should IL occur no feels assured
thai sncS advantages Will secure 10 hin "a
liberal sha'c of c"a,om.
The following a,e Amongst the supply now
receiviag
Ladies snper6ne Pruntlli Boots, w. Strap aud
high Lace Walt,ng shoes
DO PraneIld add Booze slipper, some Of
which will be sold US low uS 81 IL cent?
apsr
Do American hid and French Morocco Slip.
perk, beautiful aud fashionable articles
DO Spring aud Heel, Saaiskin Walking shoes
aud slippers, OF very sup r'or quality such
as are sold by no o,her house III Lynch
burg.
DO Morocco Walking Shoes, superior to any
sold IN this na'ktt
DO Morocco, 5easkin and Pronelia Walking
Shoes. cheap
Do fine and common Leather Boots H. Shoes,
good and cheap
Geniemen's super hoe Calfskin Boots, prime
DO cheap nailed and sewsd Boots
Do fine Caliskn Shoes and Bootses
Do Walking and Dancing Pumps
Mems coarse sewed and pegged Broeaos and
| Shoes, best
Boys fine and coarse Bootees and Shoes
Misses Sealskin. Leather aud PTuneIia Bools,
Shoes and Slippers
| Children's Leather, Morocco and Prunela
Boots and Shoes
500 pair Negro Brogoes, The best ever made
Meas fine aud common Fur Hats--sope reyy
fine, and will be sold cheap
Meas and Boys Wool Hats
Writing, Letter aud Wrapping Paper, cheap
| Folio Hand Leather and Bellows lop Travel.
ling Trunks
Fancy Leather. Sealskin and Horseki0 Trunks,
Of all sSss
soal and Upper Leather
| Philadelphia and New York Cal(skins
Saddlers besi English Shsepskins
! Book Binders ana Ha,er's skins
Boot aud COach Morocco Skins
Wuh variety of other Goods. The public
are assured 'hai arocl' in his ne, may aiwe,.
be had OF the very best quality and at low
prices.
Oct. e 1ng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
%ijE

r SHALL petition he next General Assem-
! My 70 permIsnna To erect n Toll BIdg
across Stauutou rye, II ON any lind IA Phtsy l.
wanna county, 10 an "fpsde po'nt IA Campbell,
at or near the Rocket Ford.
WILLIAM W SWIM.
Oct 10. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10
"a n !
IL Sxy ~ q. ~ - D

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by
Hs te undersigne.i until the 18th inst. 10
furnish 10 900 feet White Oak Plank, % feet
long, lnches thick. and not less thnn 3 inches
vide to be delivered at the Toll Bridge. m
Lynchburg. as soon as possible, during the APP
preaching Winter.
A. LlGGAT,
j. NJ. WARWICK Com.
WM. W. NoRVELL,
Oct 3if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-10

u The Benton par, III Missouri. Who are
warmly opposed to the renewal of the u. S.
b nix charter, attribute the late Duel heiween
Ms B,ddlp and Mr.. Pets to the influence OF
" his man destroying institution, as they are
pleased /, term the Baok The logic by " hlch
they arrive Ut this eon,lason IS after this fash
ion; Mr fets was opposed to The renewal
If the Bank char'rr Nicholas Biddle is Presr
dent O { the Bank aud Thomas Biddie, who
Killed Peuis, was brother OF Nicholas Ergo,
the Z. s Bank iusliCated the duel. The chain
of Arguments certainly complete But we
,hruk we can prove the authorship Of the kast
Room Letter on Mr., Benton himself by strong
err evidence than this