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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

the 4 e'o.so.sr Wa 6x ID Tor he period Of Ii,
perP .sss'ioa trss negro In Sou arlington mad
toe t"etosu'e 10 N isWan Of n AZ pi G, aud the
alarm In varcus forms wa iasan'ly spread far and
vide; several have been executed, ard several the
tnfosmati,n al those, imprisored hers--on.
bes msd .ofes'ion 70 the sams sh.s'."
lac ws'ebul s-n'insls, viii L. nat be vel that The
people al uid remember The nesessi,y Of ing alway.
on the guard without which there entire sseur
W Tor M IL ur-! The fsna.ies o. the nth .. very
few as believe they are. have nearly tuce-ed.d in
producing sat- Of ,hings frsoxh, wih he adj.
ful son-eq"cne Z. The misersbls ings. whose n
diiion thy with To b.ierC oun ry paros di sr-siIy
conducted. shonli be per.everDely ecn,ibu d the
people son'nuslly on their guard. all vii be safe
Communicated.
"Ihe Heir ioorns."-The preceding Administration
tried In vain 10 open the Fesf Ind Pots-to settle
our Claims against Franc, &c.-wc heard no hing
then OF our Claims of l-2 millions upon Naples. and
Of the Dutch G ain, which Mr.. Euslis la 1915, and
Mr.. Everet In 1919, In vain attempted to secure. Mel.
ther did the last administration make any attempt to
secure them, did the Claimants expect any thing
from their exertlons how strong contrast does
the present un di piom0tie administration exhibit -
Their success In other respects has inspired confidence
u has revived the dropping hopes Of the Nespotan,
and even the Dutch Claimants. A meeting has already
been hell In Salem, and Committee appointed TO re.
present the case TO the Government. Salem claims
S7l7,O00 - Few compliments could be paid to the on.
ergy oil the present administration Of moro striking
character, than these ements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-30

A GkSTLsMAr, who bas itugbt .u.,ts.ivsl, ia ,hr
IA LietUy aud NJ 4.hrb.teb utpaf,tuen, ~ a ~.
sper ~be & III I,,ti,uii q, aud G. Il proGucs . 90,
'rs'iu onsIs, wishes % ain ,iIuauon NJ piva,s
tutor Address (po't-psiO) q. p. NJ, nr.ush he RE
mond Pc, Office.
~ 30 H-a-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
NOTICE.

TAKEN by virtue of Warrants to me di- -A rected, and will he sold at the sign post in Washington, as the law directs. on the gath day of July, 1881, SO much of the real estate of the following persons, lying in said town of Washington, as will satisfy town tax of eight cents on the dollar on list 1929, and state tax of one cent on the dollar on the same list, with incidental charges of sale. (viz:) Barna Abbott. Ephraim Baker, Stephen s. Baker, Lucy Baker, Ephraim Bowers. Benjamin Ca bIes. Rhoda Cogswell, Hiram R. Cummings, Henry H. Fowler, Tillcy Foster. Zecheriah Furdon, John Griswold, William Narragan. Lysander Strong, Eli Tucker, Gideon Fay lor, Francis Tracy's heirs, James Throop, Jared s. Wheaton, Orin Armstrong's heirs, Samuel BeckIey. David Beard. James Gil- bert, Phebe HurIburt, Lewis G. Humiston, Naomi Jennings heirs, Erastms Loveridge, Constantine M'Mahon, Asahel Stilson, Ozias Sanford, Noah Stones heirs, William Stone. James TryoD's heirs. Daniel Wakelce's heirs, Homer Waller, Anthony Strong's heirs, John Trow wbrjdge's heirs, and Rufus Ames.
 DANIEL G. PLATT.
 Collector cf State and IO,On Flares
 for the to,on cf Washington.
 Washington, May 2S, 1881 - $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
LOVE. By Shakespeare.

LOVE. By ShGkspeare. l. forsooth, in love I, that have been loves whip A very beadle to humorous sigh; A critic; nay, night-waich constable; A domineering pedant o'er the boy, Thap whom no mortal So magnificent! This wimpling, winng, purblna, wayward boy; This senior junior, gian,-dwarf, Don Cupid; Regen, of leve rhymes, lord of folded arms; The anointed sovereign of sighs and groans; Liegs of all o,terers and malcontents.
  Sole emperatcr and great general Of trotting parators. Oh! my lltle heart,- And ts be corporal of his field, And wear his coors like numbers hoof!- What7 I!-I love! I sue! I seek wile!- A woman that is like German clock, Still repairing; ever out of frame; And never going aright; being watch, But bsing watch'd that it may ssi go right!
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
SpringGOods.
 THIS DAY RECEIVED BY S. P. & VIM. BOLLES,
 4 general assortment cf SEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS,

Among sohich mag be found i, NEW and elegant patterns CaIicoes and IN Ginghams, black and cold MarceI'ne' Italian, Gro de Naples, Sinchew. Sarcenet, striped and green Lustriog and other SILKS; S-4 and 5.4 Bombazines blk, Canton and A and GA Italian Grapes, fg'd and plain Swiss' Book, Null, Jaconet and Cambric MusLINs Bishop Lawns, mourning Battiste, Ginghams and Calicoes, Linen Cambric and H'dk'fs i; Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery Irish Lin ems. Linen and Cotton Diapers, brown Bat tiste and Cambrics, green Worsted BarraSe and Veils. Lace Teils, Merino and Imitation Sha,Ols, Fancy Hdk..ts, Gloves. Mitts, plain and tambour'd Bobbinets Laces and Foot ing. Silk and Cotton Hdk'fs. blk. Italian, and Muslin Crayats VEsrINGs Silk and Cot ton Umbrellas; BROADCLOTHS; Sheet ings. Shirtings, Tickings, Dim'ties, Checks Stripes, corded Velvet, Nankeens, Sattinett, Prunelle, Beaverteens. Drilings, Lasting Sat:een. Duck, Tailors' Trimmings. Stacking Bottoms, and great variety of other Dry Goods. which shall De sold at such prices as to compete with any other establishment in this
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
School Notice.

THE public are respectfully informed that
 L the subscriber will open Select Schoo' in Milton, on Monday the eth ot June next Terms are from one dollar and my cents 10 three dollars per quarter Of twelve weeEs:- H:s Board from one dollar to one doI'ar 'h'F'y' four cents per week.
 Refer to Rev. MT. Marsh, Key: MT SoneS' and Miss Pierce, Litchfeld; MISS Nancy Thom pson. Goshen; Mir. Birdseye G'oOs' New Preston. .c,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

DaUenpOrt's celeJrated Eye Water. which needs only ts he used to be highly approved o for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
POETRY.
RnRERT RIIRNS,

There is much sweetness in the following descFip ,on of this poet of naturo It is from the pen of hi gifted couniryman, Allan Cunningham, who behel him after his decease. He lay in a chamber still and lone,
 And meet for a poets rest; And the flowers of Spring were lightly thrown On his cold and shrouded breast. The lines of his face miglN still be scaRn'd,
 1.-the gazer would yield the care; They were dark and deep, for Deaths cold hand Had not swept destroying there. Silent and sad, not sigh was heard
 Der the form that in slnmber lay; s. Unbroke was the gloom-by whisper'd wOrd' All gazed and all passed away. His countrynen came, ten thousand strong,
 To weep o'er his narrow bed; And tears they gave to that "Child of Song'" Who had sued to them for bread. The earth was heap'd, the turf was strewd,
 And far fled the mournful train; And the morrow came, and each renew'd
 His grovelng craf agais.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
MOre NesO Goods. PORTER dR5e CD.

Haue this dag receired from Ne.O- York an ad-
 ditiondi suPplr cf GOODS. ,ohich they of.
 fer ai reduced prices, comprising, in parf, PLACK Italian Lustripg. black and scarlet D MERINO SHAWLS, Poplin, Worsted Basrcge, gauge and silk Fancy Handk's. Lif- and Mediam Muslins, Bobbinet FootinEsa and Edgings. white and green Blond Gauge. Wells. Cotton Yafn, Batting. Wicking, &c. &c.
 Liichfeld, Mag s3, 1881 s5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
WO OL.

THE Subscribers having located them- l selves at WoLcoTTvlLLE, for Manujac- turing WOOL, give notice that they will pur- chase the article, and pay cash on delivery.
 Wolcott, GrO0es S' GOodaosIs. WoleOttville. June 10 tf59
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
Court of Probate for the District of Ne.e. Hart
 aT ford, ss.

! yUFW9 OVs THE Trustees of ALLEN MoORE, 0f New 1 Hartford, are hereby directed to give public notice to the creditors and all persons interested in said trust to appear (if they see cause) at the Probate Office in this District, on the goth day of Juno next. at o'clock F. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of said creditors: And said Trustees are directed to publish this order by adycriis. ing in newspaper printed in Liichfirld, in the county of Litchfeld. and also by posting the same on the public sign posts in inc north and south parts of the town of New Hartford.
 ISAAC KELLOGG. Judge.
 May so, 1881 5i
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
Dr. ,Davenport's Bilious Pills.

TTlHESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
 N operation and good effects as a mild, safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Feyers, Pains in the head, stomach. and bowels, ja"ndice and scuryy, piles, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female complaints, acid somaclss, indigestion, wovns, erup. ,ions on .he skin. dyse"'eT, hlous cho'ic dizziness and headache. They are likewise an antdote agans infectious diseases, removing obstructons o every kind, by dissoving anu dischargng the morbid mat ter, helping digesiion, restoring lost appetite, and sure relief for cos,ive habits. 'rhey accoDmo dated all ages, and hours that they may be taken iR Winter and Summer. at any time of the day,
 without regard diet hindrance of business Their operatioa is gentle, pleasant and eectual. that ny experience they found to exceed any other physc heretofore offered to the public. Those who are tra- yelling by land will find them great preserva- ton from the diseases of foreign climates.
 From the numerous Certificates which might be used, the proprietors will make or tae following only, from the Hon. Phimeas Allen, Of Ptsfed, Mass: .,a-s, ..
 " Afr. Doniell-I have made use of various kinds of Bilious Pills in my family. and hesitate not to say, that Dr. Oavenport's are the hest Family Medicine ever used. PHINEAS ALLEN.
 Piusield, Mass., 182a.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.

which have been proved by thousands to he so emn. ensk useful ln renewing aI Janndice and Bilious com. pia'h's. Price 3 i-2 cents.
 A (Fesh sGppiy ef fhs GbOve Is just re- eesvea aud for sale in LitchGs by Drs. 1bOe Barnes, s. BHsl, Gnd Lee 8' Bsskaoith in Burlington by q. Mason, and Webster 6' HitchcOek; aud by tAe Driggists in NsW- HaUsn, Hartford, Mid. distogR, Saybro0k, Albany, Nf1- York, and BesteR. e0w Iy6 JEIV 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
NOTICE.


 WYE, Gcrret Kellogg and John A. Beck w ley. both residing in the town of Ca- man, and county of Litchfeld, in pursuance of an act entitled "an act authorizing limited partnerships in certain cascs,' have entered into partnership for the term of two years, commencing on the first day of May. 1881, and ending on the first day of May, 1883. for the purpose of carrying on a retail trade in foreign and domestic Goods. Wares, and Merchandise, in connection with the Iron bu- siness in said town of Canaan, under th' name and firm of GERRET KELLOGG, who is the general partner, and as such is alone au- thorized to transact. manage and sign for the partnership" The said John A. Brckley as special partner, in pursuance of the require ments of said act, has furnished capital of two thousand dollars for the benefit of said frm. GERRET~ KELLOGG ~-- ; JOHN A. BECKLEY.
 Canaan. May l, 1881 6w49
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
maewmkEe PROKE into the enclosure
 N D of the subscrihpr, about the

WV IUlh Of May, three tw0-year. @nAkms old CATTLE-one red Steer, with . white flank and sllt in ths left ear--- one red HeiEsr, with a slit h one or both ears --snd 0aN yellow HelfeF, no artificial mark. The owner is requested Co prove nrapevev, pay chaFges. and take them away.
 ACORs w. LAUT0N. CosAsn, May 60, ioeI ssi
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character of this Ointment is well establish. ed as to need recommendations, for being pleas an saie and sure remedy for that loathsome disease. also cure for other eruptons of the skin, par
 c"'ry for the sali rheam and chilblains. Price S7 l-2 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
Hannah Hoskins' Estate.

Hannah HOSKlnS' Estate. THE Court of Probate for the District of N Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors to the estate of
 HANNAH HOSKINS, late of Canaan, in said district, deceased. to present their claims against said estate for allowance to the subscriber.
 EZEKIEL HOSKINS, Admin'r. Canaan. April 80, 1881 51
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

suction oil tolls sufficient 10 drive away coin.
peiiian until then lnjnrioa.
ON II railway be made down to yi,iden.s
A'feo'afe. transfer NJ the produce ;aI. heats
nust lake place there or Ella. tho ,.,I,..
'nnst be extended NJ CO considerable e,sl l., p,rh,
monf so'' W NTH
ON ne ariIeiesto be transported on the lou.
er farl oil James nser are mi,ce llaueou. hal
N.Y. Anh scattered along the line. Tbey da M,
"f"He speed or Interpretations and cunse-
quehtis, 10 every respect, can more sdy.o,s.
geously DC carried IN boats than ia Wagons. /"
Such appears TO be the opinion of the pr,oc;.
pal Engineer. Influenced by res.ons sflecti,.
oh'y me eo''' and CONVENIENCE of the diseren,
modes OF nnprovement-And the result, 10 which
nc arrives greatly enforced by the situation
VI '"e commonwealth. resulting from expen-
u""fes on mode of Improvement already
adopted and partly executed Bn, cham.
nom Tue canal 10 The lock and dam system.
between Maiden's Adventure and Ivn,hb,rg
Is moi liable to that objection. hecanse the trade
VIII SIM uescend the canal--whilst il is recon-
'nended by the advantages OF economy aud the
accommodation OF both sides of The river. In
conclusion, We co'cnr most heartily in rhs sen.
'imen's oppressed by one of the members of
Assembly IN the debate on the re-survcy bill
we nei'e'e It ~as Mr.. Morris of Hanover.
" II is not noW question whether James ri,er
shall be unprecedented question has been de.
c'ded long sinco--but the question now is. in
wha' manner shall II be improved. And to
enable our successors 10 decide ON the ,,os,
eng'ofe mode, 1t Ia proposed 10 pass tins bill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
COMMUNICATION-Forn e y.rqlnia
YirgiHia-Inf0 nal Improvement.

The uncvsmpled success which has crown
ed tue enterprise uf several foreign nations
and several Of the States OF this UniOn IN their
various schemes Of internal Improvrmrni,-in
increasing their commerce, extending their
wealth aud population, and consolidating their
rength, has ut length awakened u spi,it of
enquiry ~ Virginia, which, il properly cher
ished and cultivated. must result IN The pros
psriiy, strength and happiness OF the State /;
nm event mo-t desirable TO every patriot. IhrI
nature, must be aidet, md in many in.ianc.s
snbdued bt hrf, is n uuth long suce delermin-
ed IN the minds of the enauirng aud intrlli.
gent That the Creator, in His great wisdom
did not int nd IN offer inducements 10 man
kind 10 Incidence and inactivity, Is Danifesi
from all his dealings. lie intended To stimu-
late their exeriIons, and TO eneIgize their iacu-
irs by putting IN th"Ir reach the means ofac
complaining whatever is necessary u their
convenience, happiness and prosperity, and
leaving them 10 hriug hose inedus into use
He gives the soil aud the seasous to the hos.
sandman he viii not plan, cultivate or gath
81 the crop. This man must do Tor hins IT.
This prinuple hold, good ia all The concerns
OF lite. E,nif, however many natural adgan-
tsges any people may have, these advantages
must be improved by rIt, without which they
III be utterly useless. In al sg"s of the world,
nations have hen wealthy or poor in proper
lion 10 the extent of their commercial utter
course Nth other nations nnd wherever ~
extended Intercourse has existed, 81 has bee
the result Of enterprise in subdung all hr
impediBpnt, which retarded il. In ever, ma
ton where you find extensive commerce, you
ind an active enterprising people. THIS truth
is too nJelbly stamped upon the page oi hi.
tory 10 be doubled. Whether improvements
be made by constructing rail- road. or canals,
we fud in either greater safety, gfea'er dies.
ia, cb aud greater economy than IN tie nsin-
raj channels o. transporlion-Hencc, tn effect
th,sr objects has been great desderatnm IL al
The efforts Of enteTpr'sing and commercial ma
tons; because the va ue OF al articlrs Of com
merce ia increased ar diminished, in propoIlion
TO the iaciiies oil uanspoi iaiup- Aud ev,r,
facility afforded tends bnt 10 incrt ase the guam
tity and value. ! would make one enquiry Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
SOUTH AMERICAN STATES.

We occasionally meet, IN the papers, with
brief ccounls of HE South American States ;
hot we scarcely ever W ish theni, AS hey ave
lost all interest 10 the general reader. Having
succeeded IN obtaining their Independence Of
the mother country, instead OF building up per
mapen, institutions on the basfs Of the rights OF
man they have HI own away al the advantages
which he people oitris couo.ry had ahtc p ted
from heir successful struggle, Il are now Cursed
with intestine feuds and civil dscords. Every
p,tiy chiefiaio, particularly in Colombia, since
the death Of Bolivar, has his hundred follow
e,s-and each of them seems To have no other
al iect in view but his self aggrandizement--
white his tongue pirates Of nothing but love Of
country, and his precIAmaiions breathe the
very spilii Of liberty I'VE can only accoun!
for thi, lamentablc state Of things by surprising
tina, the eole of the Spanish Colonies were
not, a, the peIiph of their emancipation I rom
snain. quail for the enjoyment Of free gov
ernusnt-.a suppasition that will EXCUSE aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

~ The Nashville Banner remarks. that
pubic opinion in that quarter is decidedly
and onequivocaiy IN favor OF the resignation
or removal of the ). fond g. Fourth Auditors,"
Maj. WIN. u. Lewis aud Amos kendall) II
!. seriously ia contemplation, (,he Banner in.
forms "s) TO get up petition in Nashville,
which would DO uendily signed by the grea,
mass OF the very sincere friends of Gen. Jack
son, for the return oi the Second Auditor 10 his
delightful seat in That vicinity The Editor
Of the Banner was many years ago a reslden,
OF Kentucky, aud edited II pa per IN Lexington n.
In that capacity he became acquainted with the
" ilenven born Amos'--nf whom he thus
speaks lie has beru BRAIDED 10y his old
lriend DuR Green "a an ungral eiul HI poci ,te
IA title which ,ee happen 10 knoD 10 be singu-
srly app ropriate. aud we believe he will turn
traitor 10 The present adm stra,ion. and vii
ungrateiuy and dIshnnorably betrny every
trust rrpoSed IN him, so soon ~ he thinks hi
PROSPECTS ofpersonal bcn I'll "ill be- promote,
nv a dcseTtion 10 the ranks oil the opposition
lie lss ml3chet-matcr, anl selhsa iniI i
,uei."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
Trust Sale.

Nv vlrtne of 3" cer'ain deed Of trust. eree.
~ ted by VIM II. Roans, to The undersip,.
ed trustees. benring date the 22d day of Oeto.
Der, 1890, and ofrecord In the Clerks oac.
oil Amherst County Court. for the purpose. IN
said deed expressed We or either of "a. ,baIl
an Monday 10th day ofJune nexr II fair n moi on
the nest fair day thereafter. Sundays su,eu,,J
upon The premises. cell, far cash, AT auction.
the 'fHc' Ut iui'ti wherein said Roane now lives
IN Amherst county, about egh, miles from,
Lynchhnrg, estimated 10 contain about aev.n'
hundred acres, more or iess.--Ihe land I'm. IN
On II valuable improvements. Aud the follow.
ing slaves, y'x-Jo.n. Bob, Ban, Geakey, Fan
ny, Polly, Nancy. Judgy, aud h rG,r children
or 40 much thereof 81. viii be suliic ieDt 10 nav
snd sn,nfy 'he pre.enl demaud under fhe saii
deed ofrust
The tile 10 the above property is believed IN
be good--bot the u"ders gncd " III only convey
10 the purchaser or purchasers such tide a. ,h.y
hold under tho said deed.
JAMES l.. La NkiN. } T,o,-
LEWIS l.. WILLIAMS, ( tees.
May % ID,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
PRIZESAMOUNTINGTo
B63,0OG.
SPLENDID SElIEAI
snks.-2l, 200 Tickets.
MODE or DIR 4 UlyNG


MODE or ORA WING,
To be dhdwn on The Il, u, {, plan,-Jh.
1000 prizes Of 81 10 be awarded 70 the l,t 81
or 81 division, 10 be determined BY that wb;c,,
may draw The capia al pr "a OF $500 ~
that the holder of three tickets, one IN each
draw four. All the prizes above The de,an,y
nation OF 81, IN one wheel, and all the number.
in another al once, The whole 10 be drawn;',
a FEW hou's.--ffzrs payable in cash my
days after the drawing, md subject 70 the a.
sual deduction Of eileen rcr cent
Tickets. S4--tislves, 32- qaarfersSI.
Tickets and shares To be had "A, tbe u,ca,.s,
variety ot numbers, 1t
WARDS OFFICE
Lynchburg, Va
u All orders from dis,snce. enclosing ne.
we'd and promptly attended to. If addressed =,
o u. WARD.
May 23
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

II Tho Washington Giplo attempts to ridie ale Mr.
Clay account OF the occupation Of his father, who
according to the Globe, IA dancing muster We
know not whether this bo true se OF the onry part
of TINT gcnlcmaus life but II Is certain that close
he Munster OF the Gospel Ii IT be true, howrv-
En- II seems us that the government paper aud organ
OF The rcpub eun party" might be more consistently
employed than IN throwing II ia the teeth OF the
Tho Globe and ts mnstcr, tho President, should leave
such wonpons 10 tho crGsif they like this mode
of doing business, however, let them tell mho aud
nhat tho father of Gen. Jackson u they can JtHd
"crhaps the between HIM aud the father
Of Mr. Clay wonld be rather moruJImg to tho prcsi-
dout.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

u The following lette, IS copied from the
Cumbet land (Natyhnd) Civilian. We should
like to know in wha, qnartor Of Virginia the
author resides, merely for curiosity
Extract Ola Liter from Member Of the las,
Congress, from the STATE OF Virginia, 10
George Hett, Esq Of tins town.
" Nj. -, tue late Drltgaie IT this COW
t., has is,ie,n'oed trop the general assem-.
oily ot this Sale, aud ne sats, the popularity
of Calhoun Is on the increase IN The easi vi Va.
g,uia. and Jackson's rapid, dec inng. The
Dor, aud barbor bill. signed by the President al
tie close OF The session, has given greal ollrnrr
H is looked upon as a waiver OF his VETO mes.
sage should not be surprised If he should
sie ~ bill nest winter Tor taking million in
the Ba tlmoie Rail Road stock--such II bHl wiI
pas, # asked Tor"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

n9 When the opponents Of Nj. Vah Buren,
have alluded to the ambiguity Of III, letter Of
resignatiou. his friends have apparently
very fairly objected to them, that they were
pr, JUDGED aud consequently unl4i, judges. We
presume. however. that the opinion OF a Cana
ds paper vii. he regarded as disinlerested and
impartial, and we therefore quote i, as "A iusti'
6rston OF our own: The Montreal Coufanr
.ays. " AIr. Van Brren's e'ipr is one OF tue
f,ire. specimens OF the justification Of word.
- b;ch we have met with in the annals Of mo-
Jeru diplomacy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
NOIlUE.

fRiiE EXAMINATION Of the s,odepts Ar
- the Ne"-Loadon Academy will com
ihence on Meaday the 3Jth inst. and cont,nue
Two days.--ihe patrons Of u Institution so,i
the pnohc generally are RESI- ectfally invitcdts
May % Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

EpICE.-'- sae n good supply Of Gca
IA chop hice, "a, the lowest prices.
nonLL'DAvIES.
May 10 IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

gf The General Association Of tho Baptist Church Of
Virginia Will meet ia iyuchburg, Saturday tue ith
day Of Juno next.