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WILLIAM w. GRAY'S
WI

WIN me Pu3nc 20 understand, most distinctly, that
ID The Ointhent prepared by me is not the article
Spowh as "oheph rd's O%inlmeni;" as my receipt, mode
seDtidly different. WM W. Gpsv
Mr. WM w. GRAY:
Dsor S"-We are much gralifed in being aba 10
doG cur h'ne TO the important testimonials already fur
nsheu you IN behalf Of your very valuable Ointment:
Io'' we nave suflci@ni evidence Of is great virtue in
our own III The Iaient is a young man, and one
OF cur appTent ces, Who, Tor more then two wears. has
1erD very much afflicted with swollen, inhdmed. and
ueePIy nIcerAied l"gs aud sucles, At times almost iD a
s'i's OF nor ih-atlon produc d, in part, by standing
inueh a ms business. A description CT his situation Il
deeIn.d ~ ne ses'ary, further IN n 10 say, thai IL would
os GlIncnI' 70 conceive a more distressing case of the
Slno' ne was compelled, on tw1 or three occasions.
70 O''Il rom Iabour, such were bis suHsings. The
oes, heHicAl advice was, for some lime, afforded him.
without any maieral bensft. Your Ointment bav.
ING been employed, according o your own mode Of an
Picauon, has happily Succeeded in aecompli hing
cure hi' IeEs icing restored 10 a state of soundness.
Abd be has resumed HE station in the omse, wi an
expectation oil being able TO ait nd regularly 10 bust.
ness. Vrry regpeefulIv vou,,s ~
RICHIE & COOK.
Ivy - LIT
~ 80 L.
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From the Philadelphia Sentinel.

r ~" w. vi -TTrTTT.
A SlGN.-The Lehigh county d .mocra ic paper has
placed at his head tbs motto: " For President An
DREW JAcKsoN;for Gouernor, GEORGE WOLF"
The National Gazette say, that i. highly ,roba-
BILE, thAtih Hen. JAMES Brown late minister o F,apce.
be elected to the Uaited S a es S-nete from the
State OF Louisiana, az the successor OF Mr.. Livtngs on.
MIR. Is. is the broihet -in-law e Mr.. Clay.
We believe Their, ia tu' very Ii lie doubt, (>ays III
Frede'ickSburg Arena oflsst week) tbat The appoint
ment OF a torney general has been, or will be, tend red
TO Judge p. p. Ba'bOnr.-Judse B,rbour i, an old aud
CONSISTENT democrat, whI enjoys, in an emiGen, degree,
me confidence otths p rty; and, in the event Of Mr..
berriens Resignation, his appoin ment would doubles.
be very acceptable 10 the people.
Inc result OF tie rec mt ward elections N The city
OF Albany sh3ws a grea, gain on the republican side
In The hrs'' second aud fou tn w'rd', which have bseu
closely contested for sew raj years the republican
tickets have succeed d throughout by increased moi Jri.
les. la the filth ward the C ny party succeeded, oy-
ing 10 the apathy OF the repuaiican-, who, in thar ward,
did not anticipate an oppo.i IN.
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TIE STATES

CoNSEcrIcUr.-The Legislature convened at Hart.
ford on the 4h inst. Martin Welles received IIs out
OF l9l votes for speaker Of the House. Robert Fairfield
was CHOSEN President pro tem; though the Columbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

MIR LIvINGsToN's ACCOUNTS SINGS writing
our article OF ye 'terday on this subject, we have re-
c-ived such ip'ormaio ion from Was ing'on, az all no.
rizes US TO say po'iiively, that there is 10 accom-
standing against MIR. Livingston, upon TIL books OF tn
Treasury, and that government as no, now, mr. has
bad Tor q consid liable time, any CHIN against him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

NORFOLK, May 9.-Ndrdl.- The u. S. ship JobY
HddDis, Capt Voorhees,, bound 10 the Mediterranean
sailed from Hampton Roads on Saturday last.
The U. 5. ship VduddIi1. Capt. Kennon, sailed from
Rio de Janeiro, March 9Th, for Montevideo, TO ioin the
u. ). lrigate Hudson, Com. Cassin.
Capt. Andrew, of the brig James Beachom, arrived
at Baltimore on Thursday last, in 81 days from CalIao.
left at that place, 3Ist jar. u. $. ship Gurrieye, Com.
Thompson; US shp 50 Louis, John D. Sloat. com
mander, all well. Lieut.. Com'dt. Andrew Fftzhugh.
was waiting the return Of the u. s. schs. D0iDh{n.
from Huanchaco, TO take command and proceed on a
cr1ize TO leeward, probably Mexico.-The mercban
ships on the coast are peculiarly fortunate in the atten.
uon by the Squadron Of the u. States, particularly Capt.
sIoat. and the officers of the 81. Letcis; who spared no
eXeriions, when their services were required aud have
recently saved two vessels from total loss, by hsir
active and humane e%xertons.
The French Corvette In DiaHes Capt. Duhaut Civ,
went TO sea from Hampton Roads on Friday. last, bound
to Breste. TH,yoId
NoRroLK May 1O-NaUGL-The u. 5. ship Fair.
tteid. Capt Parker, came up from Hampton Roads.
Yesterday az noon. and upon coming 10 an anchor of
the Naval Hospital, fred a salute. We were Gorcibly
struck with the beautiful model Of The ship aud the
great nestness Of the hull, spars and rigging 10
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We cannot in any sense re,uef The connIimo, -,
,ne 81 Lonts Itmes-which has neil her tact. obiH.
feS principles. no. charocter.-In a time-serping spi.
Ja'kson-But the himsy max was ooon ,,r,
and II hes now become the unblusLing, Contemplate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

In addition TO the7e names, we have heard onIy ,ha,
DIR. John Brockenbrough of this ity.-Eu0uirer !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

awe understand that General Eaton tbe Secro,oruo r.
war hss appointed Gen. Simon Cameron, Col, Ws}ter
o rankin and Major Frederick Hambright, members
oil the Board OF Visitors at West Point"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

0We my before our Readers n long speocb q n Tho DoEo
luz uen. ~ forfeited Land Law-which brings us pretty nenr, n
mo ma OF the Debates of the Session.-It is f,rtnna,o onou,g ~
uS ,na, theIe are SO few drafts upon our columns this morni,
"y flood or foId.U ~ wv mcluonts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

On Monday, the Ga iot'. the R,sbt Hono,ab,a
Charles Richard Vaughan, Eovoy Exraordinary aud
Minister PieuiPoten'iary from Great Britain, had an
by Mr. Van Buren,, Secretary of S ate, when he 'ook,
leave OF The President upon hi return h me on a leave
OF absence, Tor The beneh' of his health. o lie same
oceaslon he presented Chal-s BArkhead. E.q Secreia.
ry Of i''ea'ion, as Charge d'Ahiirs OF Isis BrItlnnic. NJ a.
js'ty near this Government.
Mr. VauGhan. in parting with the President, 'ook a
most ahee'ing leave OF him-and he feelings of friend
ship aud resPeci mantle ed by this gentleman, were
ieHy rtciprocaed by The c .ief Magistrate. Di
Pomacy bad little TO do on the occasion. The sr.
ceTe and cordial aitat ment mutually evincsd, was
10 character win the honest ard dir ct dealing which
has recently marked the intercourse Of our gov, rnn., 4
with the representative OF Foreign nations. We un.
defsiaDd that Mr.. Vaughan goes to the S.u,h of
r rance Tor his heal b. We b>Iievs h. takes with him
ne anxious wines Of all who know him 10 this coun.
try not only for his restoration 10 health, but to the
public du les Which he di.ehareed 20 sadsfactorily
here. rU1sbj1ofo, CJ,6e -
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CANAL
The business of the New York Canal, thus far. has
been GREATER ~ an In any former year. The coll cior al,
Albany commenced CLEARING boats on the Is n Apti.
aud or Saturday The Bob three hundred and ffty-e ight
boats rad been cleared, and abou tDenty-eight thou
sdnd tolas collected tor tolls; being an av rage OF
more han $4,000 per day. Last year the canal op-L ed
on the 20h OF Aoril, AMI the average daily receipts az
te ofics in this place for The residue Of April, was
about $500.
The greatest amount of toll paid in q single day. was
on The 23l OF April, on which cay the collie clor at AL.
bany received $iiS3; exceeding the receipts of any
eIogle day beIoce by abou, $500. [.aLbanu .drgms.
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MIR. MONROE


we are sorry TO learn hat MIR. Monroe. en- OF or
pat'iarehai Ex-Pfesiients, is about to resign his SEA, 40
one OF the visitors Of this Institution, and that h. ha.
deci1"d 20 make hi, permanent residence in the CITY
OF Newly ark, for the sake of passing he remand. n
oil hi'nie with his Daughters, one of whom has long
re lded In hat city. Thus 10 leave his naive STATE.
ne scene OF his 6'st political Distinction, the theatre
d hueh OF his public service, and the fountain of thai
popularity which elevated BIN TO the highest honors n;
MS count y, must have occasioned pain ard mo,tfca-
ION 10 a nind OF much less %sensbilIiy than Mr.. nj 10
roes. But while we regretthe separation, as well a.
he occasion oil i, we ihiuk that, under ali circumstances
ne has d'clJed rightly, and we sincerely hope tina.
ms venerable pa riot OF the revolution will find In the
society oil his oaugh'ers, and n IN, respect OF his fell.
TO-" ciiz ms, a solace for biz late domestic shl crions az
vel a. Tor o her veYa,ions be has endured. That il
mas ccsi Inn a struggle TO sever the ties which bound
him TO Virginia, appears from a recent letter TO a nro.
I ssor oil THIS, lns'iiaton. Mr.. Tucker, by whom we havs
been favored with the iollowi g extract: Alter speak.
'og oi The necessity of selling his land i'm Lopdoun. he
says ut has been very painful fer me TO part with
THIS pFoperty, il being the last | hold in the state, as il
would afford ne pleasure 10 Wei, IL occasionally, if nv
health permitted, when | sbonld meetmany old friend,
there, from many parts of the state, with whom | have
oeen connected, and have lahoured ihrough life. Bui
me ob'lg"tloD IL 20 imperative az TO leave M no al
Tentative. j hall resign nv feai al the Board in fiDe
to enable the executive % fiji the vacancy, that nv
successor may attend he next mee'ing. This also il a
painful circumstance for reasons that will r.alIy oc.
cur TO you" Chart ftrspiHe CbnusIeou
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n, a special ordination held by the Right Rev'd r. g.. Moorc II
I,,yi, ~ p " W tis Ciy, on Saturday evening last, tho Rev.
oe'pis .; Buxton of N. Carolina, was admitted to Inc HOW o,ds,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

a NOIlON M|ACHINE--A guprrIsr Cotton Ma.
~ chine, with 80 ssws, 'or ml' by
LEWIS WEBB & Co.
hP'" "a lIT--dl~
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RICHMOND, FRIDNY. .lI1YI3
THE NEW CABINET.

LIE II
We believe the public mind is quietly settling down 10
the bel eli, that the changes at Washington are caIculat-
ed TO strengthen the Administration. Such is said TO be
the sentiment here--and even many of its opponents
are Tree to make the came confession. We have pub-
iished extracts from various Administration papers in
d iierent quarters, TO the same enect--and 10 these. we
add tho following, from the Maine Patriot of the a,h
inst
The last Intelligence from Washington, renders il
probable the following persons will compose the ne
Cabinet:
State, Edward Livingston of Louisiana.
Treasury, Louis M'Lane of Delaware.
War. Hugh White of Tennessee.
Navy, Levi Woodbury. of New Hampshire.
! eminent abilities and qualifications of these
gentlemen are so universally known, that i, is quite
unnecessary here TO speak OF them. In regard 10 the
cnange oil the Cabinet, we view il as an event most de.
cidediy calculated TO add strength 10 the Administrator
10 silence It's enemies, and unite its friends. The OPP
position had for months been representing the forrne,
Cabinet as divided and DIST acted, and whether true M
false, 1t mattered little, as tbs effect on the public mind
was the same. 1t is now with no little chagrin they
perceive, that this fruitful source of invective and abuse
is removed. They have lost the armory from which
tney obtained most OF their weapons OF attack. Mr.
van buren, too, was represented as g the Great. Ma
gician, who moved all the secret springs of the govern
ment' and IL must readily be perceived, that the impu-
'auohs oil intrigue and management, so often repeated.
must create an impre ssion untavorable TO the Admins
trahon. This gentleman has retired to private life. yo-
unfairly rehnquishing power and patronage, and il will
not be said OF him when at Albany, that he manages the
affairs at Washington. No longer will every act of
tue ooVcfnmeut be imputed 10 him, and eonst. ued as a
man@uvre to promote his personal ggrapdizemept-
ine Administration will be enabled TO ae, wrh he RI.
mo-" ELL :iency, and the public will feel full cor 6ienre
tn their interests are safely guarded and secured
ihey have a pledge OF il in the almost unpara all ell Id
pop .rity OF the country, amilst The storms and com.
mo ions OF the rest Of the world and the selfish raw.
logs OF oiliee-seekers ex;i,e littl. sympathy. and nro.
Tuce little effect"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12
THE EXTRAORDINARY BLACK BOOK
From. the Boston UGitu .afserfiser.

ffOW fVc Itontot i<tdy .dusosftstft
We have lately fallen IN with sable bound
volume Of considerable size, under the above
extraordinary little II come from London,
and PROCESSES TO contain an exposition Of the
expenditures, patronage Influences and abu
SEES Of government, in Church, State, Law,
and Representation, together with list of
the numerous Paeemen and Sinecurists, who
drain 50 much oil the life blood Of "Old En-
gland y
On the frst page Of this publication is
caricaiure representing John Bull fastened
down to the gslund, like CULVER, by the
hairs of his head Ills face exhibits most
lulIcrous expression Of distress, while nun
Der OF clergym,n are tranipling on his lean
exteriors and fleechlng h.m vi monies. Ills
sides arc miseIabiy falleRamay, and his cheeks
have lost their ansient rotundiiy. Ia the back
ground party of horsemen are advancing
over bis degenerate pauneh. Two of them
in military costume are bearing standards.
On one Of which Is Inscribed "Migbt nIskes
risht!" and Oh the oiher, Cunning is Pow
er' In front, parson Ia his gown. and a
hoax nosed gentleman 10 a surtout, are per
forming the wings March to the tune oil
"lgayss and fishes I he whole is a laugh
able cMIcature and severe satire on the
present administration Of Great Britain.
Ia the list OF Placemen and Sinecurists, we
find affixed TO each name, the annualamouui
that is paid them. The author adds to these
occa SIGNAL structures OF his own some ofvhich
for bitter sarcasm and fearless comment, we
have rarely seen surpassed. We sabjoIn a
few, taken at random
Same, countess dowager of McrniDgton,
pension on civil list COOL
''By the powers here is the Prince OF Wa
terloo's aged mother, Anne Hill, among the
state pauPers. This is too bad at any rate.
We always knew the Duke was fond OF mo
ney, but we did think he would provide Tor
his parent. /. is noless repreach ohis bro,
thers, Wellesley Marlborough, Powley and
Gerard Vslerian, the prebendary OF Durham,
all Of whom have been receiving notiess than
100000 year. and yet 70 suffer their yene
rable pregenitor to be maintained out OF the
public taxes IS iniamy past endurance. What
a gripping set they must be!-Arthnr vas al
ways thrifty and Provident, but we did no
think it would come to this!"
.sLEoPoLp, Prince of SAKE Coburg, sc, 900
per annum"
All, poor BOIL how much this $4,000
year would help thy H. fed sides, and widsw.
raggedness"
"JEFFaEY, Francis. Lord Advocate .
Scotland with salary Of 2 ,50oi per annun
/ "Well, this is revolution Who eoul
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12

For the sake of information, we would
respectfully ask OF President Jackson whe-
Aher certain 4g.Yirgil Maxcy' Solicitor
t;eneral, and that - CIV iIiiain l., par
3ry,. Post Master General, have named ~
s,be Y designations. If so, have they been
lscSsptedf We pause for reply.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-12
THE GAZETTE:
My ~, 1881.

A Superior Court of Law will be heldes
5n this county by Judge PARKER, commens-
bog on Monday next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

kDURSUANr to decree OF the Superior
Il Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchburs
District, rendered on the 2ist dsy OF October,
1861, in The Cause OF Miller vs.. ISogIdin, exec
utor OF David Ross the uudefsie ned Marshal
oil The SAID Court will sell, Oh Thursday The 9th
day OF June, 1881. II fair, il not, The next fair
oay' oy auction, on six months credit on the
premises, IN the county Of Campbell, SO much
OF The 'and belonging 10 the estate of David
ho's as VIII discharge the sum Of $lS23 10
Gents, with the interest, costs Of suIt and sale.
T. A. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
Mays winds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16
New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
IfEMflE IN

= TstfE Subscriber mas Ielnuyed his pstah;sb
- ni-nt from No. Isl Maiden Lane 10 the
Spacious Store, No. 1873, PrarL,trset over
Messrs. Hyde, Cleveland g. Co.-whsre he
VIII keep constantly on hand, a much more
extensive assortment than formerly The STYLE
make aud materials OF the CloaAs will b,
greatly imp owed, and will be soih a, abou, tho
same low prices rs those OF the las, season. Hs
mas also on hand,a large assortment oflos
reed Clothing. made IN good yls, expressly
Ior 'he southern AID Western irude- that vii
oe sold al about The usual prices of the mot
interior quality Also, an assortment OF Stocks
WI many other desirable articles. Those
VINO w'li take the trouble TO examine his took
VI "oods VIII probably satisfy themselves that
'hev cannot select the same amount from any
siock IN The city that Will be a s fer or more
desirable pnrthase-for sale by
+. j. CONANT.
No 1873. Peail-.tre,I. New York
TERMS-SM months Tor approved notes.
payable at Banks IN good standing in any pat.
OF .he country IS mouths for city accepisuces,
or per cent discount for cash In al caset
"here ihe time IS extended, interest Rtll Ls
ch"'gtd. at tue rate oI per ceut per AMMAN.
Any Goods purchased at this Establishment
That do not suit the Market for ahich hey
we're 'ntsnded will be exchanged fer others.
F.J.C
April % wl2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16
From he Boston Gas.ite Of My !.
DIS lKEooiNG FIRE WITH Loss al
LIVES

btN TO-
most calamilous fire nroke on, on We'd
nesday evening, between 10 and II O'CLOCK /,
tue block OF buildings in Broad sueet. wei
know" as Qaincy's baks-house. The IoweI
part OF Tue southeriy half OF tue block in which
tie IRE originated, was occupied 10y Mr. NAV
nHrd, as bake house over this was a bread
room ana here we are informed the FIRE was
first discovered. 1ne whole bu,luin, was in a
very few minutes developed IN flames The
two "ppar stories aud a part OF the second
were occdped by seven families comprl. ing
"'a'iy Jtiiy mdisi iuss, princ ipaiy Insh,
most oil whom made their escape whfD N.
alarm was hisi gwen, IN "a state spproachin. tn
nudny.
AIR. John Murphy, his wife aud three chill.
u'eh' VINO occupied room IN the third story,
were probably smothered Ia their sleep, and
tied without the least sensation OF pain, -
lbeir re,nans have all he, n t,un,i ami u.re
decenily oured ,esterd,y afternoon nj South
bos'o". MIR. Sullivan wife aud child. IN the
'hid s'o'y, awohe, bui too late 10 make Their
escape ny The star way-rhey seemed com.
pio'a', 0e",dtreh. la vain dad tnosa in the
street shout TO them TO make ther va, 10 the
top oil the house and wait for ladders; she
'oe' 'ee"e" o"lt "'th on SAVING the child
anu the husband TO save he wife Sh4 accot-
"'hgv "'appeh the chlll as We'll as she cuald
"'" oeuCiohhe dnn inTeW L from the " nuou
AMI he letting his wife down as far A, he ,.ou,d
each, let her drop upon tie pa,emeni. and
then Jumped ont himself. III rno,ber we AR.
informed ESCAPED without set.ou ioi,ry-hu,
the father aud the chid are no, expected IN sur.
we Que OF two others are mss,ns, but no
i"riher discoveries have been made. The m.
'ef.oi OF the pu'dihgs was en;ire.y DESTROYED.
An the tenants tad narrow escape and
some OF them we're severely scorchrd among
,he nu"'oer the widow Mary Boland, who. by
ner humane endeavors TO awaken IN. slumbeI-
ers over head, had nearly talems victim her
se'' ohe ""a thrown cotton sheet over her
shoulders ana was masking her way up stairs,
when the flames burst forth with so much fury
that she herself was entirely cave ioped, and on,
" made her escape by tue aid OF a nremru
ders.
Inc ezer'ions Of The fire department, on this
occasion were worthy Of ali praise II wa,
nearly l"wtide aud water was ouly 10 DE oh.
famed from India street. Luckily however il,
was yo"ns-hood and every moment gave them
s'ea'e' supply il was only by heir uu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

Expensive An.usement.-Ai a late Circuit
Courl held at Salem, indiana, an aciion Of
damages was brought by one individual against
some twelve or thirteen others, tor Turing
and Feaihering. The complainant goi YER
diet OF 5000 damages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

enainted with our custom. Dir st,..
ospust Missionary stated that he w.s Tue
PR, eel 10 find every thing conducted in sur
heriy manner. and the Ssbbaih So .,,;..s or,
served, 'h-t tue stat- oi socieiy va, nm Oh
ter Than he expected 10 hnd II, a.
l"e death oi DR.. Humphreys which NO..
few days siace, will | tear, as u.as, s3affei
triou.ed to our ciimate-noihmp IA ss'
from the truth. The fact is tnat When .nat lhss
ell he was very fai gone in a consums,, ,ana.
the lungs. 'p''en Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

Donation; The late Hon. james Lloyd be
queathed 1000 10 the Asylum for lnaigent
Boys, and to the Female orphan Asylum, in
Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

In Pennsylvania, a handsome salt cellar has
been made of Scbuyk 'll Coal. lis polish As
nearly equal to that of black sealing wax. 1t
is thought durable house. may be made Of
blocks Of anthracite, aud polished So as 10
Look well
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

The RetoH CourteoaS.--in The 5si,,,.
week. Nh. Yates Peel said, WIN t..a :,
gentits, that il the Reform U,u go "a u
Membrr Tor Preston wouId, N s..rer n.=3s,-.,
after, come down and tell them. e ven ns..i,,,
little of Hunts ha,chless9 Nj, ,ies, =
whose absenc~ HE Jew d tsptR e.as u'1s,rt
retnTBed the compliment Oh bigy.ity Au,d
been in ny place" SAID the Ofator ~ si.s,ld
have replied, as good humofa4ly to me I'm
orabie Gentleman as he spoke oI o4e and ,ny
trade SIR, The only Jiifereuce bst.rso yo,
and me is this your father was Che irst 7,a9 n.
your family who was gentleman, and qy IA
Their was the fest gentleman Of nis l...i.g VIII,
was a ,radeSIBan." As soon a. Nj Y.t1.pee,
has learned to say as good thing, ls mean,
TO let II oil. SIX months have been allowed
him, and the odds on time are very high
London Spect00r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

Cor. Poinieritr.-Nc are cred,bly in.
formed tn, thi. gentleman, in reply To a
letter irom gunielman IN Vicksburg, Miss.
slated, that 40 regard was paul by Tue PIesi,
dent 10 the opinion, Or reComnmendstIonso OF
the Senators Ton any OF tbs states IN appoint
menis 10 Office. and. IN no application
va, snccsssl1l unless IL was ~ Counting ih
iaNOr VI Jicb incn,a s nn. Is. Lewis, A nos
keadall, s0j John II. Eaton. We are also
informed. that Sena OF Poinde Iter ,s no longer
regarded as bringing TO the Jackson Party.
L0uiSUillt JOlundi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

The following letter ia from J. MEcnL,N ,Jr.
ESP Governor Of the Colony OF Liberia, to Ell
L,or ericsson, Esq. of Philadelphia =
LIBERIA. Feb. 81, 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-16

Tobacco 1t is found that Tobacco, from
Cubn seed, will gro" as well, aud be MS good
in Alabama, a. ia that favored isle. We may
soon have Dos Amigos Cigals equalled, II mo-
surpassed, al MobIIe.