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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

TntlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public tha, be has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business /;
and. also. that he has made arrangements
which viii enable hm nj all times, and al the
shortest notice, TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage wnh Coaches, Gigs,
BaIouchcs, or any oihef desert ton of Car
'lages, from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
10 be ihs oery best ManJactory ofsuch articles
~ The Worid Arrangements have also been
made " h manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York. so thai any ordsr which may be
given can always be immediately supplied,
The subscriber likewise confines to carry
on the C'rr'age making business, and pre-
pared 10 make Carriages Of any DESCRIPTION
which may b" wanted by these who prefer the
hsme manufacture lie will. also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
most punclua manner.
HENRY NJ. DlDLAKE.
Aug. 80 Sc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
To ~ III GR * KENA.R

4 u "a ~ AiA o. AEAaR
AZ hE nav receiving second addition OF
~ fall aud Winter Goods. nnch reduced in
pplce, and improved III quality. which they will
be ahlr lie sell much lower Than Goods bought
earlier IN the ssason--among which are
20 pieces "A Plaid Linseys
10 do ga do do
20 do A plain do
80 do fulrd Cloths for Negro Clothing
90 do Cassineits do
90 do Fnrnel
bales Point ankets
do Do1l do
do Rose do
10 boxes Newro Shoes
10 90 Wool Hais
All ofwhich were purchased at auction IA,
cash-We are in tia 'lv expectation of addition.
al supplies OF Wooen Goods. 10 which we luyit,
the nlIen N Q, our frends and the pub lc gen.
orally. Dec. O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
REMOVAL.

HyHE subscriber re,urns his thanks 10 his
IL friends and the public generally Tor then
Patronage, and takes this method Of Informing
them hsf he has removed Two doors below his
old stand in the house formerly occupied by
Aimislead Tfn.low. opposite L. g. II b. Nor
se'rs, where ht hop.s by his attention and
Industry TO merit former encouragement.
BENJAMIN L HUNT.
Feb. 10 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

w tRGlNfA--Ai Rules h, lden IN die cle,1,.=.~
the superior Court Of Ghaleery Tor the Ikls
Dstrict, the 1st day of November, Ie3o--ys
Porter Madison G. Porter, infants undo, afah /
twenty one years. who bs John Hugbe ne ne ase b
friend, flnfs against Samuel Dsvd.on Ian |. M,
aoInr OF Jeremiah Ingram, dec. lie sls hiiff
Robertson Cheathani, Samuel Dickey Ue,i,e4 aipbtH
erton, as oxor OF Samuel Porter, dec and = He's.
Heriihgs howerton Ia bis own right and t he saHe
his wte, Legrana Porter, iniaut by Com <abeia
Bradley. Defts. aAu sieIlsa
The defendan, stephen Br adley, not ha.b,.
ms apssfanes and given security according e'erei
appearing by satisfactory evidence mar he and
nhabl1hi Of this country is ordered tis, not IA
defendant 20 appear here the fr.t dav az me ,sd
term md ahwer the original aud amended IN, he net,
plaintiffs and that copy of tins order ~. Of Tie
inserted 10 some newspaper printed 10 thu ,.Iib~ie
Iynehburg Tor TWO months excessively snJ tohl Of
copy-Teste, J. WItIH"H
Jan. 81 'hLe, I, C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
SAo0 REW ARD.

Dec 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-10

SOUTH AMERICA.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-We have been favored with
the following eX;Tac, OF a letter, dated
Rio JANEIRo, April I4h 1881.
Our Exchange has declned from u liz 10 20 and
20 81. Silver $50 prem. Dollars 2 80 each, Ounces
~ DoilMs
We have still a large stock Of -four on hand. Al. Of in
Terror quality, prime about Sl7, ordinary 10 or is; but
az those prices little or IO'hing can be doae in the wsy
OF s'lss, debts are exceedingly difficult 10 be col leci.
3D. ana eminent risk Is run by selling the article pro.
miseucuous'y.
But by far ths most interesiing news brought by
ihis ARRIVAL, IL the scc0snt furnished of The African ex.
Psdition OF Lander, the Discovery of the course of the
wager, and The recovery Of The loug sought manuscrio,s
Of Ibungo PdTk. This English ship CrBarvon, which
ATrived It RIO Janeiro tady in April, from Fernssdo p,
an lsland In the mouth OF lhe river Camoronei in The
Guli OF Guinea, brought 40 psssengers, Richard Lauder,
me " II known companion Of C. 4ppefton, and hrs bro
'heT John Lauder. These young men have been Oh.
sent seventeen months in the employ If the Bill
government, IN prosecuting The search after The course
o. le NBef' Having reached the point, (msntonsd
ia CiaPPeit0ns book where Park was murdered, thew
succeeded 70 recovering his books, letters, manuscrip,s.
sh1 a donols baroHed gun, winch was his property.
Being obliged 10 abandon their design OF procesdin1
10 iimbuctoo, from which they were scarcely 6ft,so
Gays Journey, Tor want OF presents 10 bes'oy, gttbou,
which there IS neither found protection nor assistance
from The authorizes Of the country, they In conse ausnc,
te-embarked at The place where Mungo Park los, his
ilte, and following The current Of the river, which runs
AZ we rate OF four miles an hour, they ascertained thu,
the Niger before IL divides itself into va Ions brancbs.
~ Ten miles vide They then resolved 10 proceed bv
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
The Painful & DeJilitatiag Complaint o.
THE PILES.

receives immediate relief and 10 numerous instances
has been thoroughly cured by the administration Of
:. Dumfries' Remedy far the Piles.
Tw$HIS approved compound aiso mitigates and re-
Il moves the symptoms which frequently accompa-
ny that disorder, and increase the danger OF The pa
ent, Wig: raiDs in .Loins-H eadnche--os Of appc-
aud other marks Of debility.
A relieved patient writes from a distance,
" II is but justice to yon to inform you, that have
used your Dnmfries remedy for the Piles, for some
time past, and have found il eminenty successful"
An Officer in the Army Observes
81 have been troubled many years with the Piles,
and have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. II gave me almost immediate relief
A physician aud druggist writes,
,"I have sold Nil the medicine YOU sent me, which 10
90 highly recommended for the Piles. wish you to
send me one dozen more by the bearer"
The remedy ID quite innocent, and may be admiDs-
tered 70 all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample
Directions, with description Of the complaint, acc
company each package, which consists Two boxes,
one containing an Ointment, and the other Eiectn
aryPrce 81 for both articles, or so cents where bnt
one 10 wanted.
"."None genuine unless signed on the outside print
ed wrapper by the sole proprietor u. KIDDER, Snse-
diate successor 10 the late DR.. w. r.. Conway. For
sale, with all the other "ConwayA edcines," at his
Counting Room, No. 90. next door 10 J. Kidders
near CoaceFt Hail, Boston; and ALSO BY hs special
appointment by
Samuel Baei and Lee 8, Beck,si.h, Itch field;
e. Coseles, South Forms; Daniel Norton,
Can0an; y. c.. Hatch, Nete Preston DR..
Humphrey, Salisbury; George Taylor, NesC
Milford; Pifkin & SsDifs, Norfolk.
Large discount TO those who buy 10 sell again.
January6 iye5w3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
At a Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
sOithin and for the Probate District Of Itch

At a Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
soithin and for the Probate District Of Litch-
field, on the 4th day Of January, A. ID. 1881
Present, Frederick WolcoH, Esq. Judge.
Upon the petition of Daniel Hall, of said
" town, showing that he is the guardian of
Joseph Merriman, Of said town, minor about
fifteen years old and that SAID minor is the
owner in fee of certain tract Of land lying in
said town, which was distributed to him from
the estate Of his father, Joseph Merriman, de-
ceased, containing about two acres and also
that said minor owns 10 fee an undivided fourth
part Of the remainder CATER the life estate of
the widow Of said Joseph, deceased, therein
in that part of the estate Of said Joseph, de-
ceased) which was assigned 10 said widow for
her dover; and that said estate 10 entirely
reproductive and that it would be for the
interest of said minor that the same should be-
sold-and praying this Court to empower him
or some other meet person to selI and convey
the same, (bonds being first duly given to vest
the avails Of said estate according to law, as
by said petition on ile, dated January 3.l8Sl,
more fully appears go
Whereupon il 10 ordered by this Court, that
said petition be continued to the Slst day Of
March, 1881, at Q o'clock in the forenoon
and that notice Of the pendsncy Of this petit
ton be given by publishing this order in the
newspaper printed at Litchfield three weeks
successfully, at least six weeks before said
Slst day Of March.
A true copy Of record.
80 FREDERIeK WoEcOTT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
Rheumatic Ls2ainsent!

Will afford immediate relief to the paiient and has
sometimes been attended hsuch extraordinary suc-
cess as to cure the most Distressing Rheumatism in "a
hours, even when Of years standing.
This highly valuable Liniment Is recommended with
Confidence founded the experience ofmany years,
not only for that excrciang disease but as
an excellent application for Stiffness of the Joints,
Nnmhness, Sprains, Chlblains, SEC.
Among mass of testimony in favor fthe success Of
the Linsment as thorough remedy for Rheuasatism,
the proprietor selects the following as presenting gen.
uine instances Of its efficacy.
Nesc and surprising cases.
gentleman, Mr.. r. Of Chares,own, t,vllo can be
referred TOY has been conned TO his bed most ofthe
Rheumatism after having had recourse to the round
OF andotes usually resorled 70 in this complaint, but
without benefit; and while in this state Of suffering,
and an no prospsc, Of relief Mr. Caleb symmos, who
ry benefit he had himself experienced from its use,)
recommended The article with such confidence No in
daced Mr.. r. to make use oft which he did with the
usual success attending its administration viz: inme
eiate mitigation ofpain, relief, and cure
Mr. 7. ofths city, was attacked with very violent
Rheumatism in his back, which an application Of this
Liniment ION going to bedt instantly relieved, and
red by morning-cbser1es he never used any thing
which gave him much and great relief
An old Revolutionary Officer near Boston,
sorely afflicted for years with rheumatic complaints,
especially in his joints and limbs, which were ire
quenily much swollen, @could obtain only temporary
relief from medical advice, the use Of various REM
edies, and had despaired of help; whena friendwho
had Witnessed the wonderful effects Of this l.niment
advised him 10 make oft. which he did, with the
most happy effect; it reduced the swelling in one
night.
thing else, and to possess such uncommon virtues,
that is ordered from distant parts Of the country
An agent recently writes "Peass send me q fur
,her supply Of Jepb,s Liniment the first opportunity
ended BY some 81 our physicians very highly.
Another ageo. writes; ~ wishyop to forward me
some more of Jebb's Liniment, which has recommen-
led itaelf yaF n
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
Litchfcld County, s..
AN the pe,ition Of Rhodc N. Wood,oorth.

LitchGeld County, s..
nN the petition Of RhodG N. Woodsoorta,
" OF Litchfeld, 10 said county, made re-
turnable before the Superior Court 10 be hold
en- Mt Litchheld, within and for said county,
on the third Tuesday Of February, ID. 1881,
praying for bill Of divorce against Lyman
Woodworth, gone to parts unknown to the
petitioner, as per petition on ale. dated tha
Goth day Of December, 1880: . ordered
that notice Of the tendency thereof be given
to the respondent by publishing this order in
the Ltchfeld Enquirer. newspaper printed
10 Litchield, and also in the An2asican Mer-
curry. a newspaper printed in the city Of Hart
ford, three weeks successfully. at least three
weeks before the session Of said Court.
AUGUSTUS PETTIBONE,
Chief Judge Of the County Court fer
ESQ Lifck field CouRtts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
NOTICE.

THE Court of PROBATE for the District Of
Il Litchfeld hath assigned the 18th day Of
instant January, at ten o'clock 10 the fore"
noon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for
the appointment Of Commissioners on the es-
tate Of HENRY WADSWORTH.
late Of Litchfeld, in said district. deceased.
represented insOlvent, at which time and
place all persons interested in said estate will,
ifthey see cause, attend before said Court and
be heard relative 10 such appointment.
By order Of said Court.
WILLIAM COE, Adm'r.
Litckfeld, Jan. s. 1881 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

Treachery-The las, Kentucky Reporter imtimatcs
that Tennessee Judge has lately been to the seat o.
government Of Kentucky, and SO tempered with two
or three members Of the legislature that i, is probable
friend Of the administration will be elected Senator
in Congress, instead ofMr. Cruenden the candidate
Of the Clay party. We shall see the result in week
or two.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

"HlS is to notify Mr.. Lams0n Allen, a.
eainst whom / ought 10 hold note of
.;rh, doIlars. dated about the hrst Monday 10
Ssrs I.sf. ON demands also Mr.. Joseph
S,;Ison Il Bethlem. against whom ought to
IA ( mote Of one hundred dollars on demand
- an interest, interest paid ten dollars 10 foil
Far interest paid up to February last. say about
a.. T7th.-said notes arc lost stFayed away
...;...;d. ar ssOIen-as also to notify all or any
,~-~on or persons l have account or accounts
P~s;nst. not to pay the whole or any part OF
"a notes or accounts TO any person or per-
sor. without written order from Me.asthougn
,I,s;r fsce or faces are little mouldy 90 BON
cheeks this damp weather.
EzEKiEE JAcKsOE, Fl Wq<a'EgscS
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
NOTICE.

WE the subscribers. asa Hopkins, Luke
w Lewis. Oliver Good,ein, Leonard Good
~in, Sylvester Gaipin, and Darid c. Sanford,
all of the town and county Of Litchfeld, have
entered into limited partnership under and
by virtue ofthe act entitled ian act authorize
ing limiting partnerships in certain cases." 10
the business Of manufacturing and vending M"-
sieal Instruments and otksr articles nstru "ents,
implements and maehines-the principal mate
rial whereof is wood. brass, or ivory. The
business is to be carried on at the shop lately
erected and now occupied ny said Hopkins on
Waterbury river, 10 said town Of LitchIeld
under the partnership firm Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

ADMINISTRATION Hendricks has been reelected
to the U. s. Senate from this state.
James Hamilton, Jr. has been elected Governor Of
South Carolina. The votes in joint ballot Of both
branches of the Legislature, were, for Mr. Hamilton
93-for Colonel Manning, formerly Governor) 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
MARRIED,

In ,h;s village, on the 29ih u. DE-. George Church
81 10 Mis- Mary Adds, daughter Of Nc. Taos: Andss
In G"shen. On the i5,h uis. Mr Dudley +. HaiIoek
60 Miss Ana d. Bailey. ga:
In Rethlem. Mr. James F. Bradford, ssn. 70 m'ss
Calharine Cabin, daughter Of the late d. Ce"a"'
il Berlin. Mr. Henry Bidwell, Of FarmingtoI; 70
Miss Julia Ana Stanley; Mr. Wm 6: LEWIS % mes =
Eiiea n. sou,hwoFth; Rev. SpaAord y. Sewe"s %
Gv;swoid. q Miss Abigail g. Shipmaa:
In Ea.t Haddam, Ne Nathaniel =. noime<s " S"'-
chester % Miss Sarah StTanaaam'
DIED. :,
Tn ,lis towu on the lei inst, MISS resy nGn1su,
agea So On the I'd lust. IN this Village e""o VI
M Warren Harvey, aged week&
In Reshlem ON ths Slsa ult.s Mr: james :. o1pI
k;as. aged 50. Also, child Of Mr James oso' ssSo
a. RIvUmfeld, N. Y. the 10Th ull. Widow A@asa'
Rrooke anoA ~ late nf Goshens Con.
In Ohio, IN November last, whMher no - s.s s
lac with his family. Air Sumsel WesasFn' esso s"os
81 q w.,ssssicId. Mrs Martha Beldens ca.
4. En6elA Mrs Nlabel PaEa0ns 81
= Stanford M Samue. Weodsns ".
= N~~wsIk NEs EWily Ieekwoods -
4. Esireela' M gohn Hail. S.
n C;nrirwari. hlr Elisha West. ~, . resident
~ Nsrwich. MF Carr Ths0op. g:
- VuluplgWn. 8tnfling kinnegs ESQ %
Is Fsr1RIia. r.. ~ John p9wnss rs loInesy
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

D Our columns are again crowded with foreign
"'e'''gence' to the exclusion Of much other matter
winch we should be glad TO publish. Our readers we
presume will not regret the arrangement. In Europe
one important event follows another in such astonish-
'neIy quick succession that we find barely room to
chronicle them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
The ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JAN,Y 6. 1891.

a Lecture on Education" was nislad, and not
discovered until too late 70 be puti type this week.
1t shall be attended 10 10 our next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
ASA HOPKINS.

The said Asa Hopkins is the general partner;
he alone is authorized to transact. manage and
sign for the partnership, and for his acts alone
said partnership will be- responsible. The ca:
pital stock is Ave thousand dollars. The said
luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, Leonard Good
win, Sylvester Galpin, and David c. Sanford
are special partners, and have furnished OF
said capital stock. and paid to said general
partner, in cash, the sums annexed to their
names respectively, viz:
The said Luke Lewis five hundred dollars +;
the said Oliver Goodwin seven hundred and
f;ftv dollars the said Leonard Goodwin three
hundred and seventy Ave dollars; the said
Sylvester Galpin three hundred and seventy
ave dollars; and said David G. Sanford five
hundred dollars.
Said partnership commenced on the day o.
the date hereof. and is to terminate on the
6rst day Of June, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

COngTess.-Neither House Of Congress appears ms
yet to be engaged in much else than the impeachment
ofJndge Peck. On Wednesday the 29,h uIt. the ,es-
timony on the part of the impeachment closed; and
on account Of the departure Of Mr.. Writ one Of the
counsel Of Judge Peck for Baltimore, by reason OF
sickness in bis family, the Court was adjourned over
to Monday this week. A large number of witness
es have been examined, and is believed that at least
an equal number will be examined on the part Of the
defence.
In the Senate, the goth, Mr.. Dickerson ntrodu-
ced ajoin resolution, providing for mn amendment
to the constitution, that person who shall have
been twice elected to the Office Of President OF the
United States shalt be again eligible to the ofice"-
This we should think entirely unnecessary, as custom
at least has declared that shall lie elected the
third time. Besides, Mr.. M'Duffies proposition in
the other house will be much more likely to succeed,
that no person shall he eligible to the Office for
cOnd term. As Mr.. Dickerson is Van Buren,, and
Mr.. M'Dufie Calhoun man, the mystery of this die
ference between them may be readily solved. Van
Buren, wants another four years under the shelter Of
Gen. jackson in which he may play the intriguer
while Calhoun desires come into the field at once
ifa all. Going Of the Vce-Presidency, as he me-
cessay mus,, he s fearful that by retiring private
Ie in the scramble Of other asprants he may be neg
Iected by the people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

Last Of Letters remaining II tie Post Once al
m Warren, Jan. Ist, 1881.
MI OmIs beeman Reuben Plat
7 49, D Sn Stephen Strong
~ m, OuFnss Plat Starr
Ionro FL, Nathaniel Smaey
49,. E EiIeI Rufus G. Swift
~: E ..u:eo Ruben Tuule
ans - ""'I T...u Joseph Taylor
Ti:.I ' III. a"O"e" Elias Taylor
sIs:yc" u I"ys Clarissa Taylor
David Lermond sDo
30 GEO. p. TAIIMAncE
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
NOTICE
70 .Rhe2t2lankGc ZnrnZids Z

DERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection
are respectfully assured. that they can obtain of
the proprietor and his agents safe and admirable re-
medy for RHEUMATISM, however obstinate the
disorder may be, and in all its different stages
~ DR., JEBB'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06


Remaining in tie I
! Jan.
AbDer Baldwin
Leaning HI, Bradley
Andrew Benedict
John M. Baldwin 8
James Birge
Amos Bissell
David Booth
VIM. M. Burial
Andrew Buel
David Baker
Samuel Church
Abel III. Clemens
Seth Catlih
Abel Clemens
E. Carraway
John l.. Church
Edward CHiIds
Ezeriab Or Elijah. Culver
Ralph G. Camp
Mary Cheney
William Dayton
William Dudley
John Dewey
Ebenezer Dimon
John Farnam 3
Chauncey Evans
james F'amklin
Charles Farnllam
Miss Gault
Lewis 8. Garritt
Linus Gilbert
O. Hopkins
Elilu Hotchkiss
John Hubbard
Mary Hartwell
VIM. s. Holabird
Russell HumistOn
Adoiplhus HaIleck
Elisha Horton
AIbro NJ. Humphreyville
Belinda James
Anna jackson
Alva Kinney
Martin 3. Landoc
IN CHART,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

AHe question: mas Oecu Repeatedly put 10 US Tue past
week, in reference to the proceedings Of the meeting
Of the an.i-masons lately held at Hartford, whether
nil the gentlemen named the Congressional ticket
and particularly J. w. Huntington, are anti-masons?
As 1t regards the feelings of the gentlemen 10 other
parts Of the state upon this subject profess to know
very l,tle but believe that Of them willing
to BE considered As to Mr.. Huntington, our reply
is unequivocay, he is not anti-mason. Neither is
he mason-but, looking to the welfare Of the whole
people, and not to any section division of them, he
is DESTROYS, as conceive all good men should be,
that an-masonry should never introduce itself into
the elections in this state. He may probably regard
masony-ar do many others Of the present day-as Of
positive benefit to the country; at the same time
as not calculated do any injury-and therefore
no propriety Of meddng with or making war against
ii. He TO doubt as sincerely as any one regrets the
unnecessary and unnatural excitement which has
sprung up in the neighboring state Of New-York, and
which is spreading into other states: and rather than
he instrumental ia increasing its further progress,
wouId desire tina, Il might be altogether allayed.
We observe it stated in one Of the Fairfield county
papers that the gentleman nominated from that county
disclams taking any part lot in the matter" and
we presume the friends Of the gentlemen nominated
from Hartford and Middlesex will make similar dis
clamer as to them Whether they or are not ma
sons. we neither know nor care.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
'Ost Office at Litch1ield
st, 1891.
VIM. Lantlon
Eraslus Lillensley 2
Philo Moss
Truman M'Hlit.l
Rebecca Mathews
Nicholas Moss
Selma Moses
Samuel .M'Niel
Cyrus Northrop
Ambrose Norton 9
Richard NilDle
Alice Plumb
Sarah Phelps
George w. Perkins
John Phelps, Jr.
Daniel Page
Clariesa Rackwood
Reuben Pinney
Levi Peck
WIN. Prentiss
Daniel Roberts
Jonathan Reynolds
Rhoda Stone
George w. Stone
Hnltlah D. Smith
Eli b. Stone
VIM. Stone
Enos Stoiidard
Ann F. Sackelt
MyTon Stone
Stiles Scott
Susan Stoel
Daniel Smead
Edmund Thompson
Alvin III. Turner
Gov. Wolcott
Anne Weimore
David Winship
Julia Webster
Tomlinson Wells
Thomas White
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

AgsSsma--Gov. Gabriel kOOrs he's been elected 70
,hs Senate from Alsbama, 10 place Of John Ak's'ey
Mr. NIX. we psssums was suspected Of not being SUI