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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-20
From Simpsons Pennsylvania Uhig.

1t is the light Of one state to put down
FOUR AND TWENTY. 1t is the tyrannical
dogma that the ma joriiy shall submit to
the minority.
1t is the solecism, that the rights Of one
in a compact of twenty-four, are greater
than the RIG hts oftwenty-thrce ones, either
united, or separate.
1t is TREASON against the UNION, a
gainst the COUNTRY, and against :hc MA
JoRITY.
1t is ,NTr-DEMocRAT,ANTI- !,
and ANTI-FEDERAL.
1t is more preposterous, more absurd,
and more despotic, than the right of the
British King to hold the Colonies in sub
lection.
Because it is mol the right of the FEW
to govern the MANY: and of the LRIsTo-
cRACY TO lord it over the WoRKISG Pro
PIE.
1t is the cry of the SHAREHOLDERS a.
ganst FREE-LABoUR-when they may
rid themselves at any moment of the er-
pense of Stare labom.
1t is The roice of idieness raised against
tie roice Of Industry; or rather, the HAND
OF LABorR.
1t is the outcry Of bankrupt Slarery,
against the wealth Of free labour, compe-
tence, aud fortune.
Let us hear no more Of fNULLIrIcArIoN.
WHAT'S THE TARIFF?
II is code Of Revenue Laws, impos-
ing such a duty on Foreign Capitalists as
protects the american Working Man, from
the fatal competition Of large capitals, su-
perior skill, and more perfect mac hinery.
II restraints the English Lord from rid
ing down the American Mechanic.
II secures to American ingenuity and
industry, the fruit Of IFS iabo,U, and the
just rcrard Of enterprise.
/ Ii enables the A,neyicna to realise a
Forupe-who without it, would be toiling
to increase the fortune Of the English
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-20

Capitalist; and swell the funded debt of
the British Banker.
1t has expanded our rites with beauti-
ful mansions, and placed on the rent roll
Of American manufacturers squares Of
houses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-20

The Supreme Court of this State will
meet in this town by adjournment, on
Monday next, at o'clock, p. m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-20

The General Assembly of this State,
will meet at South-Kingston on Monday, !
the 3lst inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-20

We understand that money is very
scarce in the city, and we are sorry to
hear that great deal of distress exists in
the commercial world. 1t is reported
that two or three houses have stopped
payment to-day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
PREsfNENIIALA APPOINTMENTS

II will be seen, by u list OF appointments in
to-day paper, thnt the President, with that
tpndnesS inr uncratrplleJ poyer WINCH has
been a disuneus iItng trait OF his Whale life,
public aud private, IS mGaing important np>
pointments without waiting TO consult the Sen.
ate, although that BODY viii now very shortly
b. in session. II any pressing emergency ca He'd
tor tar appointments then he wouid be p,riectIy
Ju'lhabie. But when no such emergency tI-
ISIS, such cnur.e can only be attributed 10
bis determination to show his contempt for the
Senate aud to " reward his part,zans by
outfits and quarter salaries. even should the
Seoate rejeot hrir nominations?
Bot II appears, that notwithstanding the d.
nuncatlon OF his course, even by some of his
polI'icai friends IA the Senate last year in rela-
ton to the miSsIun 10 Turkey, he is about to
r0f giRa's another mission, IN the recess oil the
notc, add TO send oil his ambassadur month
before that boiy cohyeues lie has appointed
1ahn n. .n, ~. nomhrr 9th bar in Fred
a,ick county, Nd. aud formerly a member
Of Congress, Ctayge des Afures u Naples &
il Is ,aId thai Nj. \. has accepted the arnainr-
meni. aad Will leave tits country on the 1T of
November. /, Il not evident that turse bn>tv
movements, ju,i IN thu eve II the assem5npe
Of Congress, Is designed as an expression of
The Presidents contempt for the op,u,on here
to'oie "vo"od ia tina: body, by Nlessrs
laz"ell. Tyler, &c. that be had no right 10
originate MISSIONS III the recess Of the Senate
AN opinion once sanctioned by the K. Ia.
qnfe', when that paper denounced Mr. Adams
for al act much less obno1,ous to direction,
but which Ike every Other sentiment OF tina sd-
nor Of that consistent print, has been surren-
d"red ut the bidding of Gen. Jackson? We
hall see WHITTIER 'ueo things can be sanction
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

,as pred.ct.ap J AZ bee" teafzed. He went
fr.e, B.ltinefc. ,loso the Chesapeake 10 Nov
FLA aud me fad, by the last Compiler, mat
II. h., afigej IN kiebmond No eonpls'"'
s,l, be oi,ere !. however; because the " pow
er, ina, be- dare not provoke hin lie holds
then 10 s1clt a'jeet awe that no indisnlty be
co.ld oilrr 10 i4cn would p'osOke them 10 utter
complaint much tess n reproach.
II. aowe,er. the E,rcn5'e department Of the
government IS taus tnarons. II Is to be Hoped
llai Cargfes. viii ugt be-. air Bifg's Is ~
b, liegr n. fes,lrss >, per;oIm his duty, ia the
exposure and ra.fis IN Of ofiici,i Delinquent.
when Hose dolinqaenls are At homs. RS "hro
my arc abrond, aud he Vii doaL'iess can5e
~ inquiry to be tasruuted INTO the rss':is o. a
Mission, which IN tie gay Of sallr,es. outfits and
mss. bas COL the public Treason, 'ofiy q ~
lhou.nnI dollars.
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'k'assG .isgGsSsAS.
ExNGH.uRG. oC r.27, 1874.
,upoRrAxrFoREIGN NEWS.

WI JIM a l VAf<i'a' A''S''D-
We learn. ny Postscript. to the Norfol"
Bacon n the - ,ns'. NAT the ship Tally ilo'
CAP Fisher, has arrived in Hampton R1sdf.
bringing London ani Liverpool papers. tie
forsnsr 10 the Stu NJ tie latter 10 the On OF
S~ptember--being no l,ier t1an thote received
At Nv York by the Birmingham, cop oas 81
tracts from which ara contained on the fiat
page offlns morning, paper.
b. says tie N1rfolk Bacon. " the etS5al
intelligence afforded By Capt. Fisher is much
more gratifying t1an any thing we fnd IN the
papers. viz: lie Informs, that, being hrtoinnd
al tnp Rock until tho day alter his departure
from Liverpool he went on slo re, and fell IN
with gsotrman Tint had just lef, Liverpool.
who inlorme | him that the In Ion mail OF that
,noroins bal broIgh' Intelligence of the Poles
having az ac@el the Rd.san army a,d driven
:, hou iis position bcfaro Warsaw. ca. r..
in formant assured hun that tbs Intelligence
was contained in a ness-sp which he heard
read. bn' the pressure TO see il was great that
ne coult at get sight Of it This news is
s'ike unexpected aud gratifying. There ~,
OF course, sone Doubt asto lis authenticity
but. when il Is IecolI ected that Skrzynecki was
d.placed from he command OF the Polish amy
beca se OF h., attachment To HE Fabian policy
OF warfare, and Of his oppos ion To hazardous
risks, il may be fairly presumed that his sue.
crsslr, inneliafely Oh assuming the com
mand, determine to attack the Russian lines
We sincerely hope that the news may be true
aud, ms unexpected as it may be, il ii not more
- than The fact that the + uiss have not long
otpresso,s.
lhe ,eaier viii notice another rumor brought
bg an arrival from Cronstnit, that the Frenc,
'mbas7aior Ind be,u Directed to leave St, Pc
tersburg which, if il BIO true, is Of course the
preru Of war between Russia aud France.
This rumor, howeter's not generally credred
rhongh there are certainly some rea3ons tor
believing hiatt may he true. ~ til. first place,
the dates from the Nqs,an capital, ria Cron
sIadl, are i've dtys later thrs those by the WY
OF Fog pnd. Aud tn the second place, II Is
greuy cctIain ibat Ihe French Ambassador tt,
ST. prlersburgh h,d been instructed To iabi,i
hat the couirst n palad should be terminated.
In pursuance OF those INSTITUTIONS, lie may have
CALLED the Rossan Emperor by the perlinaciry
an / to'ce ot III. atgunen anl his di.mlssal
may have been the Consequence.
The mrSt a,ii9al from Europe Will be looked
tor with intense anxiety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
FROM LIBERIA.
OFFICE OF THE CoLnNIzArIoN SncIpr

OFFICE Of THE CoLpNIzArioN SOCIETY,
uShlHgiOn, Oct. = ST. 1881
Dispatches iro u thiS tDiod,, bearing date
up TO The : OF orptemb"r, have heen received
al tne Office al tae COtontza ion Society Ihr
ahaif' % ia Colony ale highly pro>peruE,
an ! the rumots 80 mdUalr.uusly circulated
sonie mon hs ago 10y tue enemies of The S1cir.
", 81 II great M alu, atnuIe the emigrdais
ny the tnIaduI, which sa,lcl IN DecenO p las,
are wholly unbound. d. wa sma children oni,
nave die out OF IN r. tbaa eigh PERSONS VIM
tmhhike on board that vessel The Colonial
Agent 10 ~ good health. and DIR. Iodsrn, the
Colonial Physlc'an, who has oeen seye rely in-
disposed, 10 fast recovering hi, strength. Both
'Nrsr gentlemen have sautVn most comnen,ir.
"l' zeal ani good Judgment IN tne discharge
III their duiies, Ihe native Tribes are seeking
Tue protection and submitting to :ne laws of
he Colony lite country, 10 a coasiitrHh
distance IN the interior, uas been explored, u.G
found TO promise, Ia most part success to tire
dSrfouloT i Industry of Cnionls No e5s
nan tory -st2 vessels have visited hiontuvla du-
nag TOE last year, twenty -Jne oil winch ~er,
American. Indeed, every thing IN the inteiir-
gehce JUS received seems 10 Indicate thai Pro-
sih"uee IS opening before the Tree people of
colour IA our country IA rich inheritance III the
land OF Their ancestors, and inviting the Amsr-
can People 10 ad with the powers aud res0ur
ces OF ihe Nation, the greaI, ha,nane, and
Christian work 10 Inch the Society is engaged.
Ample extlscts from these dispatches may ba
expected IN the next African Repository.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
from Htt Naii0epi p. tHigeaeer. Oct. 81.
ERBll tiEi-4lIA

~ VI libLiNia
By the lllartv. arusei n, Philsdelph Ia,
'rosn Alpu'og,r, ~ have received same NUN
b,,s Vi the Liberia Il lala, TO the Ri Of Au.
gIH.
he most important Ariirlo winch we observe
in thrse paprts, l., The p,rrmptpry con,radic-
ION If ~" reported rtprfdlIy Ia the Colony.
Dor reed,r Vil rrcul.' Ct bal, some Two OF th're
MONTH, 40, I was rtau,i, on The authority OF
capt. Wa ers.nftAe gte iona, from Port fravi,
thatta" HeWy T. U;ard had brought mteltl-
sence ir IN Lt5rrn 81 TIE len h OF sILi5 .tre Of
the "ishty -ipnr upisr,nts who Ven oct /" ths
VolA1or, Tue L,b..a Herald nj the OIL Al.
gnsi. e"nirad IT'S TIN. rr.nrt. aud states that 10
Gar from ITS belng r.. onig ic0 Of the Enl.
grants b, ihe Volador had died, aud both OF
these we've cmliren.
The small agency schooner MOni,erado
Capt WILLIAM lupMP, N, "as captured bl
pirates o. the coast, aud ii p'hcrr3 aad cre-y
kspi IN 'rons. Ine NJ. Vas piunderod, aud
then DESTROYED.
The G,r :, hunner lhitlr bnili at Baltimore for
thr Colony, and which h, Isl sailad 10. Linz
RIA, "Tmrd with one iodg II pounLsr nj t~n
swlvclS. will ena lie the Colonial Aepni to ca
~ ou his .uasr,ns trad. h,,eatter with safety,
aud without the lc.f OF mole.i,floa from tie
pI,arbous which ,ni,.st the Atr,cau coas'. Nhy
our government has Tor a. yea 81 IHp p,sf
"uhifa~n Ill unI cruisers from lhat coast, pui
4 tba Suppression al the slave tralr rntir,
" 10 lhs Eos'Ish, W. are IN ,us TO tell. II may
INV bern aec,tenttl. Bot 80 MS.
Ihe M'roe list of the ,wo ialc.t Nos OF III,
Herald exhihit pteuy active commerce in the
{ 'lony.
It's Interesting 10 ohScrvo IN ~ II aud pros
peTous action, On the shores Of the henigutro
cont,ncnt al Airirs tne elements OF d he,
cove nn,rnt, and the accompani meats oil CHRIS
tttultH 4ut CIktltyHtlnn--nuIutful al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

WA,nfsGT n, Oct. -. 1881.
Thrre was n cnusiJs rable skif"'ish oi ephheis
a ia,v da,s srn. trfwren Jadss smith. ~ SCUM
Car,liaa, rerently Srnaiosin COMPRESS t'om
South Cuolns, IN just from the Free lradr
Can,eutior ard u Il Green. line tEu grniif-
men mt ~ Bfnwn's tavern. VS. MT pres ut.
A,u, am told hot Dull advanced 10 tender ths
hand Il REQ ignition and ffen 1ship 10 The vote o.
ran Senator but the uA,r was njec'eh. aud the
Indy. "a refusing, cat Tow oppfobrIoh, cpl
.tb,t. al the sx official editor, winch void not
Io,k very we'll on paper II h .sid tn" editor mere
Nv replrJ that lhr Judge assumed the pfiViltg"ni
So. 10 use language whichA ypuugef man could
no, havr nssd with inpuhifgs But rspor' nj.
firms taat the Iadgr, dad, intug 10 avail hun
SELF ~ Tho cloak ot Tenr', grew lie NOR VIZ
IeaI gad went so fir as Ia SHAKE bis hhesr ~
the f.ce Of q een--sn acl, which. according 10
the latest legal cOnsiTncuont. hmpat't. believe.
10 nm assault anj, Ia the modern code NJ 10
nor 10 "a sufficient cause Tor al interchange Of
bullets al a ies PAGES I believe no copsr'
qprncrs, either legal ~ Glnvalfons, shI result
from tic iatersiew, which took place IN a pubs
l,r roon aud IA the pfescnGf Of many specia'
lors You Who ATE So thoroughly converssni
win the politics OF man. years pas ."'ll have
no d (liculiy u reooIlrcuug i'ial j rig" Snnnwn'
aIsays violentl, opp ,set 10 Nh Calhoun aud,
duriug a very e1r.y tag, al me Calhoun auI
Craa ford controversy, (orelold the de'eu Of
al NJ .Calhuun's professions 10 TIN Pttsilrnct.
The prophecy wat the cause OF On rteto6c,lra
ble hatred. presume The quarrel With brfeu
!, ttaceaJlc to tbs feeling salnsi Vi. Cdh ,nn
q. ). Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
MIR. RANDOLPH

inns gentle man is determined 10 preserve tn o
character he ha. earned, of the most ertra-
ofah'Fg Wtaister' thai ever figured in the AN
nHi' Of diplomacy. Ga his arrival in Baltimore
a ~" days ago, one OF The papers OF that zee
pred c'rd ia II h. would not 60 TO Wa,hinpton
10 render an accu Inl OF his steUardsAip "a IA
The uniform custom on the re,urn of foreign
M nls''r' from aproa /. This prediction wa,
founded maials upHn the fact, that some years
age, M Randolph declared, in a public spee CHI
that he would not touch Mr. Livingston. the
present Secretary Of STATE, with pair of
longs. But we had idca that the preIir.
ton would be- verified, For, eccentric and
way"6rd as we knew 1.-The mos, extraord,narv
minister" 10 be, we could not i,naoin. no
would be gniliy Of an act OF such gross disre.
spect TO ~" President, from whom he received
his appointment, more especially as he WAS
the only President ~ no had disco rnment eno,oh
to discover Mr.. Rinloiph's capacity for an
important diplomatic station, as 10 decline ma.
ing him a visit on his return from bis protracted
official embassy - near the Court of ST. Ps,er.
butgh"-when, too, Washington was in the
direct line OF his roate home, aad he could bavs
reached thai city in Two or three hours, Ye,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
4 Mes AND DUEF

We published in our last, long extra, fro.
Dun Greens aut-b9grapny IN winch :, -.
caafged that Amos Kendall, The " H,sysf.
barn agreed to abandon Nj Clay. aud a.,
his fortunes 10 The car Of the gi-,tI I'm.
naut OF the day, or, in Other wuras. sid
con,c'ence and pm, in Gou,ilora,t m ~, -,
oil $1,000, TO be by the agees.' 0, Il ,p,or.,..
for the us" aud behppf 9th II. ~ s.sl A.,,.-,
that the 10 I'll va, irucifeU a.. 10y u,pi or,
-tiil Amos forthwith ao4lni4nr,i NJ. CIV
and boosted the Jackson ltg, "a t..s .,1s..,.,, A.
his A>Sa5-taat he lousAt WITH al H.! ras,sy
which tie s,iinul ,nt IT a ts.4af lfis. anit,
hopes u' futnre promotion Gull ln.uis --.ai
that, he ongrg 10 the vit,ofipps pat Aee..
Transferred from The edith Ia, J.sk IS isa ysht.
ID Jim bat sea ~ suppJrl, 10 III. ely a.
Washington, with salary OF 5000 per an.
uum, besides sundiy Prerequisites, canned By
"rtld1 Official d.ctmen,s Tor atta3apni
public tp1cdpuaries, Hu the editorial prnre,.
RIGS On the " Create. and Rs&," which dan,
ad"rn 'he classical columns Of lhp Government
O.ieiol. 10 tins Charge of p lrc1a.s anI 81,
With us accompani.n .nts OF p!'YnlrDn AL PIE
iermrn' Amos has ied n positive pcnl aim
log tat it is mtcag .f,'ss. from Jtsn.
mag 10 eai.' DAT howegag. ootaius .lauu,o1
ny the denial Of Amp-, lc.ss.eIts h.A trnri
'tntement, aud iatiln ,t~s W At - caa sl5.ri...
ate il by fhe evi len al 81, Il y J,Fa.a..
VINO he alleges vas a gu.art VEIN - tse gls,.
aci'an between taps st.Su t,s'rtsus .'.r=iissh,
ii the C.on"l's NE Doeg !, not treas I'll.
We advise Daft not 10 trir mon tia:rvyJ. 81
stands the matter At thr Iast dajc-.
w" cannot copy tie arpelrs eare Of fbr'e
oorthy adjutan's Of thc Iva grand divisions u
the d''mrm 'ered Re Jublican party; "a, a,
lhough II !, ulsins 10 see hoy thy bespaGer
ench ether with Coz email muG, vet our readers
are dou0tl=s3 rs sick as we are OF the coutrO.
very between Their respective masters. W.
cannat yield our columns 10 iha " 5iIres OIL
lamp. unle,s it bs when they make de'eopc
mruts whica, by possibility may result IN tbs
pubic good, lay opeaa! the eyrs nl tde ppoFit
TO he system ii bri ,ery aud Gorrh, on waf.l
has bean ar'cii>e - Oen, who bavc drceN
ed them vita ar ,es,i"ns Of pniiy aud homo
which they seem % have hntsted OF IN ea'r
proportion 10 thar Gt,d.utiD.! # tae.n. lAey
arc IA sweet set
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
DOME "a
APPOINTMENTS BY rnr president

Jaws \. BueuASas Of Peah'ylsaa', Mum
,s, r.,,aer,aa.r, 70 the Cont Of Russia. vice
- RI adol h ef Roanoke.
ACQUIRE DlyGztc. af i.aaf-'aha, I" be
Chsre. a Aa.,rr. 81 re y - S'ai"', nesf
la Abiesiv The kiag o. - \ #th"fis"d=.
J.NFs \ DuSLar. 81 - ida 40 BE A'ior'
Ne, 81 The Unit-b aie' FAR the u III" bt-inf'
g. fluaia. VIC. Jane. q tis-e 10, d"es"se'.
DAsIr ~ Pors. of Nv fa.A. 81 be Con-
81 VI ne Unifca states at lahaseo. 10 liz
L led ~ sieRn = 'es.
Jus HA4Tis 6assP Of reons, 'ssnia 20 10
t;snsn' % b. Una-.l ststes To- tae fbrt Of To-
J pr,rp, Ia 4. -. n place vt W ~. u e
ls.ish te,,'tas d,tths tfqlest Of tbs b'sE tai'
EHT r8mfnt
ny K. CtqpsfLl. ~ Flafiia, "a he A''or
ne, 81 he 4 led STAT. ipr the Dish'ei
c WI floufa sicr BeDamin ID Virgin re-
InorHd
IAspta Ti,sr.oS, Of New York. 10
= te,.ui o. the - - States At Glssgos, IN
/, lad, ,iea Da,d Walker. deeeasef
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MI. WRIT AID TIE AHTIs.


Some d iEe AIT, Masonic jpurnsiy - net
yelsh the nomination Jf III. Writ. Que a :
them, in the western part Il Peausyl7auia,
saws, the nomination etcitee ~ little dissata-
faction among III. Anti-liasoos 10 that quarter
Mr.. H'rt ii conlinues) has no claim On die
suppnrt OF tae No Was nas suartinr to ether
Jackson or Clay nor &, we beaeys that the
Anti, Masons resacd Inn with a move favorable
eye than either oil his compait1rs.' 10 tbs
cause IT is doubtless owing that ths recant eleC-
lions in Pcnn,y lvhnia SHOW a wonderful da'i.
M, ioa in the nuraters u the Anti Masonic par
~.
Regreitng. as we sincerely DO, the conncc-
ton Of Mr. Wrt with the into'eraut aud fana'-
zeal faction TO which he owes his nomination 70
the Presidency, wo notice with pleasure every
creumstance which promises 10 Dissolve the
unnatural association. For, although some
honorable men might consent 70 be the head
aad leader Of such a body, yet
"Who would not snllo that such a man there be
Who would not weep That .iHteus were he y
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s.Ils,.z.I hn. hos. which apps, 90 the ~hess

authorized hnt hose which appesf 90 The ~htss
-slz as~ ARE AMI tias.
ANDREW JACKSON"
III Division hke n trsleni dealer, i"ak ne
rash reaaer 4 ~ ming ~ rsosisr ~. bLiatss
aoa,be. day b. here he - "frpf. hT
.uan of re "a oa~rrd - = cpmaThniisei aud
,ni~n,,sl .. m. r,rn' In f,il. q VIZ. d. segen'
Isfi j. a. at. re ,suuld hnvs fser'Frd u o. ihh
rrinc,ete Iiavins rsreiv.d siai vas ien'ef-
"a. tho terms II the prnei1nafi1n .hsaid ~
rtzfiu#lri hlu rom p,osrcutih2 lis hrn7ni.
Laa.rer jn.i al, fsr her and the sho ~ N'.sf
char - tiis hsft.tes u praht AL iass ~
hos. isfh- er~a' fsrd h'g'shate etf''''sh ~
To-. anil ir,r' /, fle isreip' oi i@en.s-h'e
a. #l=.s,##4 4 IN ,rs aer anudgi. tpf the puf 80
Of stieai,as n ths gave aud unparisnt ~
rrfn, n tho uaiiou. 'Ve I'D a ging snd
Gi.pniing over a 'rndeslnaas bill
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(.JIIl.

rs i,c's or g6i) \ sen'lfman now .
resident u Georgia, but tpsneuya cGtzan 81
rht. rainly. utoraYn., tbat he weighed on Ia,
10Th Vii, single piece ri gold, ioaul s,ne
DDS neiih~p., oil Clark,viIie, on tue water. Of
soeq re, wlncn Weighed sttep hlulirel G.A
6desn yeung8eie4ts lie also states that he
W, ,ed The proceed, Of tae ihbor Of | hands.
jof tNo dag, employed IN Mr.. Stunned a ,snes'
niue which amounted 10 100 dwts wntcn
vas sold for = OOpl
fRa'herJ0rdioa On G Spectator.
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tRalaerJoraioa az c. Spectator.


TIE Bruno, a Vensn" romance, by ]. +.
CoopEn, md BERr or fARI,, by SIR WAL
Tar &C II. wer. both announced ~ the Cnnr.
rIef FfaGeas Of the 3l,t Aug iot, ~ Hb,u IL
he pIplnhrd IN SrpIlmuer. We presume fn.y
ate French IN sluon', WHICH o,aa,l, aup. a
snnl ao'ousls "dh the a.'s.nas, the wofk,
pg s@nf y tie = .rs'aio. n .,eets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
BANK EMbEZZLENENT

We understand thaI there has been recently
discovered singular aud extensive fraud
WHICH was pracised on the bank of Ne.
York as tar back as 1926 and 1927. p.n,Ie.
,nau Who is now in that establishment detected
forged balance IN one OF the accounts ken,
ia 1927, aud was induced by this circumstance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

MISSOURI -. II wa,nnnonncrd IN the Alis=
souripapefs, sphie weeks agb, that thrIo wonld
be no N,uon,l Republican Candidate fpr tie
sfnl ~ Congress, sacnird by the death OF NJ
Potts, Inc effect ot tins nnnanCi 1tion upon
tne memhr,' al tho Jackson patty wa. truly
amusing t,ndng thai they hal n,ihine to
tear FROM 'h II opponruts thtv tell iurlbnslY to
'orCe'hrnhs amaug Themselves, { anhidats al
ter Candidate came out ior the vacant oifce, al
the number, at last, has Increased 20 TEN, aud
II IS conf icnty expected, that several other.
will ian "uhont delay IN the scramble L our
Tnnders hive ever sesn slnglr bone toss 1 NJ
10 u kenuri OF some ten OF fifteen guant AND
halt starved greyhound they may iorm a pr,t
~ cofircl idea oil the present. eioNlmg. barking
aud snnPplns Of Missouri lack. ~ politicians.
L0uisriiis J0urHnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27

The Naiioud Debt We are ,nfoi med thai,
in rcocnt cofrespondcn3o brtarr0 the 81.
crslafy OF the Treasury AM the P,esient o
the q. s. Bank. II is stated that thr nhri" debi
OF tn United States on ihr hrd Of January
neat will be les. than twenty five millions o.
dallars. The U,nicd States own segeu nj lou,
81 the stock OF the Bank, WHICH al the press"l
rate wouii pf bdaee op~aris Of e'ght millions,
aud II oontcrrd 10 thus purpose. would reduce
tue drGt 10 ~ oul 10 millions. Besides tnls
nnd. ,hete Will b. IL. possession ot govern.
ment NJ thu period ABOVE mentioned, twenty
millions Ia bnads, the whole oil which, u IA i"-
her sta'ed noi Only the iIaak but iniiV1ddals
offer 10 discount. The United Stars, there
'orr, pds,rssns the means Of ph.ing al the
whole debt at any TIM. they please When
THIS !, don', the ordinary hhnuai rAPcnJrs Of
the g9vefouaut viii ,Quro onl, ten or rley"u
nh''pns, wGtle tho reg,npr, undrT tho existing
regolenon, val be upwards Ut ts,n'y i've md
lions. ~ !. Her. III.