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yAAM ycE SALE,

. THE subscriber offers for sale the
Farm ne now occupies, situated about 3-4
OF mile from the Baptist meeting house,
nnd about 100 reds from the Tide
Mill, containing about 25 acres of good
Land, convenient one story Dwelling
House, and an excellent we'll of water
Payment will be made easy to the pur-
chaser. Possession given on the 25ti Of
March.
kp Ifthe above Farm il not sold prev
ious to the Goth Of March, it will then be
let for one year.
SPENCER ROUNDS.
March 5.
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n UST added, the published volumes
81 Of the highly popular fa'uHf I
LIBRARY, consisting OF
MILMAN's HIsToRy OF THE jews
/" Ii cannot help being one OF tue 'ros'
deeply interesting works OF the day.
Birm. Journal.
This History of the Jews is the best
VIC have ever seen." IN r.. Palladium
LocKHART's LIFE OF BUoNArAKrE.-
This is a much better book than any
other in English on the same sunjes'' -
.athene,un' ~. :,
SouruEY's LIFE OF NELSON" 1t is
well written ; and consists Of many nara
tives of intense interest, s. highly wrought
description. ."-.N Y. NJ. .adreri'ser.
WILLIAMS LIFE OF ALEXANDER THE
GREAT.-" This is among the most fas-
cInating specimens photography we have
ever had the good fortune to peruse. -
.Spn.
NATURAL HisToRY or INSECTS. .-"I'his
history is curious one, many Of the de-
tails are wonde rlul and full Of interest. y
Phila. Inquirer.
GALrs LI2E OF ByRoN-The work
gives many particulars in the career Of
| the gifted Bard which we never before
met in print. Penn. Inquirer.
BUsH's LIFE OF MoMAMMED.-"This
life Of the Arabian False Prophets, il
the best with which we are acquainted" {"
Jour. Of Commerce.
DEMONoLoGY & WrcBcRArr-by Wal
ter Scott =" This volume is one Of the
most interesting ofthe set."-U. S. Ga
zette.
"The work is every why curious, in
teresting and instructive" ."-Lnqlirer.
Polar SEAS & WHALE FIsHERY--com
piled from recent voyages.
The Family Library is a collection
Of works Of the best kind, containing read
ing useful and interesting to the family
circle. ."-.N. f.. Pal.
"The Family Library is one Of the best
works TINT has ever issued from the A
mcrican press. ."-Boston Statesman.
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kruitzncr or the Germans Tale.
Tales Of Grandfather, Sd series by Wal
ter Scott.
Plays, by Walter Scott.
Richelieu, a tale of France.
Separation. Tales Of Passion.
Lost heir Of Pre- diction.
Romanccs Of Real Life.
Sailors and Saints.
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TO LET,

AwA AND possession given imme-
I::::S diately, One Story Dwelling
l.ses8 House, with large Garden,
good we'll Of Water, and a
Barn, with ether buildings thereon stand
ing. Inquire at this, Office.
Feb. 26.
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NOTICE..

4 FEW more valuable works just re-
ceived At No. 10, Siate-street, consisting
of Lord Byron, by John Gait National
Library /; Heiress Of Brugsss, a novel by
ahe author of the Traits ofa Travel. Al
30, the Trance in 1890, 9 vols; Cab
met Of a history Affectionate Gift ; to-
ge<hsr with number Of new works.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr.
Bristol, Feb. IS, 1881.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,

NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,
WUVENIl + Eyre for the use Of cor
~ nson ar' p'imary Schools Polite
al Class Book Academicical Speaker
Lessons on Enumeration, by w. Russell
Blakc's Geography Prikets Univcrsa
Primer I; ;togsther with general assert.
nent Of School Books, just received
Al No. 10, Siate-sirett, Bristol.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr.
BRISTOL, Feb, 26.
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T(DET'RY.
The following Odes were sung ut the
end anniversary Of tho Social Club, on
Tuesday evening last.
OD e 4 by Member

luesody oVeW"B '"ss'
ODE 1 by a Member.
4
Where science sheds no cheering ray
Nor spreads her glories round,
There comes to man no mental day
No beauties these are found
c. ~
The mind in darkness gropes alsng
And knows no social Joy;
The passions in num'rods throng,
Its nobIest bliss destroy
81
The souls desert shadow'd DER
With darkness drcar and deep;
Itrcsts upon this mundane shore,
As IN senselcss sleep.
, a
But science sheds beam divine
From the bright world Of light,
I As bright celestial bodies shine,
d. Upon the veil ofnight
5
Dispcls the darkness from the mind;
DESTROYS its savage wiies
Expands the soul with light enshrin'd,
q And 10 the desert smiles"
q
And where with lavish beams she showers
Her blessings on mankind,
She brings to man the choicest flowers
The harvest Of his mind
4
There learning's joys and social bliss,
:, With holy graces given,
Bring truth, and love, and hope, 4 peace,
And make this. Earth Heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Csblati, be 80 prepare ever 10 provosa
war -fh f,reiga power, BY the aogry DIS
rpissai OF its Administrator, enh The shrop' as
Continuance Of is Diplomatic relations - -
And sl& this 10 forcs . female, OF doubtful eha-
raci.r. TO say ,he bes, Of her, into the society
Of ladies. vino. placing higher estimate on
the purity oil their sen than the President seems
dispo.ed 10 d., reiuaed 10 associate Nth her
Are We 10 have The siege Of Troy re'snacied
We have already Paris, Helen and hse-
tor in the field but II is TO be hoped That they
will enreely have ten years reign.
PRAY, was The regulation Of female society
~ Washington one of the Reforms" which
Gen. Jackson ssys the people, in elec'ing him,
SO legiby inscribed ON the isl OF bis public
dutie,n3 Wa he elected TO corrupt the public
morals, at the fountain head of their purity,
and 10 stand forth the champion Of iberiin ism
in high plaaes' Realty il would seem 10 US
that the cup Of our national isgfadaiioa is
full 10 lbe very hrr aud We may well despair
Of the Republic. aud regard popular elections
40 popular fatces and & lusious. II the people.
after behoiiing what manner ofpfesident they
are corset hal, AS he is deinsaied by hi,
former partial friends aud intimate counseliors,
can again consent TO vote for bin. We baye
fallen upon esi times, il such dissraceiu pro.
ceediB % con be coun ienanceI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

From ConSiamnoPis zap. Gndler, Of the
big Henry, ~ New York. from Csostantino
pie, whence he sailed on the 1874 April last
states that The Grad oslsnor was actively co ;
gagged in fitting out his Hrei. Intelligence Of
our ratification OF the treaty between this gov :.
ernment and Turkey had reached Consiantno-
Die, and gwen much satisfaction. An insur,
Tec,ion was reported 60 have broken out among
the Iurki.h troops, and otner troops Ind been
sent 10 queil il. The Grand Seignor had
thrown aside the Turkish costume, aud wore,
Instead. \ ifock Goa, and red cay. Most OF
,he officers vi .he navy had followed hi, exam
plf.
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UNION OR DisUNloN9
Under which King, Dozonian Speak


AT a meeting OF the State Rights and Free
Trade Parry, IN, the Enllii, eIs call themselves
ny way of Disgusting Their character and con-
ceaiing heir objeci,) al Casfleston, a lew days
since. resolution was adopted in the words
following, 10 WITT
-" TIM, the impntslion upon III State Rights
aud Free Trade Party, Of 'heir entertaining
- any designs against ta- Union OF the States,
came rom whatever quorter II may, is ID
" base ca umny."
Umph Why, gentlemen. it comes from
yourselves-You are your own accusers. Your
toasts, oratlous and speeches on the 4th OF Ju-
ly last breathe nothing but birthstone and
bayonets. Which are we TO believe, the bra
vado OF the 4lh, or the disclaimer of the 18th
In short, are We 10 appeal from tie Nulif, ers
drunk to the Nufyers soberf
The conduct Of the Nullies reminds US of a
Jockey, who PIRATES necessarily about his hon.
esty, all the time that he ia swindiing his neigh
bnr. So they profess ardent attach me MT TO the
Union, while they are doing all that they can
10 fleet It's dissolution. Independent howes-
er, of the moral effects oil sneh proceedings,
the WIuId OIL course he treated with the silent
con,emrt they deserve. A 1t IL, We are ana
ions that babbtng should ce,se, and that the
QUESTION should be brought 20 bead and ser
lied at once. We &C > no necessity for ~rang-
ling over an abstract proposition, which can
never be settled by argument though We 9uar-
ri hll doomsdsy-"s perhaps, ii be done
~ Convention, ca lei To amend the Fedarsl
Constitution, or to define The relanse pOns rs
Of the Grnei al anu State governments.
The same meeting appointed Delegates 10
the Anti tarif Con,en ion proposed 10 be
neld in Philadelphia on the Goth September
nett and directed the establishment of u
new spape' Charleston, Ue devoted 10 their
cause, and to he edited by Mr.. ]. A. Stuart. II
hey have amy patronage 10 bestow in this VA.
where are Their sympathiss tor hir. Condy
Raguer, of the Banner Of the cOnstitut A.
whose mendicant appeals SO frequently ring in
their ears We ask the Nullirs 10 thiuk of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

II The Louisville Journal informs US tina /
the Washington Globe, coa' aiming Amos Ken
ais false aud Infamous publications. und r
the head OF the Black LiH," are scattered
oyer kealucky in more than double or trinla
quantilies-doubtless With a design to influence
the August elections IN ihat Stale. The
Nat lntellisencer asks " Who psysiu-
This is the mast Dsreiated attempt. on the ns =
OF the officers OF the federal government. tn
interfere with the freedom of elections ',
which has ever been witnessed in this coun,,v
The Fourth Auditor, instead of attend;oo q,
the duties of his office, employs bis time. when
he Is unttrayelilng about the country. in com
pillng and publishing false stalemcnt. wbc,
IRE Afterwards circulated, at the ioIn, e,ne,se
OF be federal officers, over whole Commo,.
wealth, on the eve Of an important election
And yet Gen. Jackson told US, in bis inau,u
raj, that he would not permit such things 10 h.
done; and the Hssven-born Amos voiua,o.,.a
an assertion Tho. he would strictly attend TO tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Caleb weGste asleep ?'-The following
toast, which very deiteIou,ly runs on the bouu.
Diary Inc of the dispute between the Mules
and the friends Of the Union, was given by
John c. Calhoun on the 4th oil July. If that
gentleman intends TO be as ambiguous in his
promised publication on the subj eel Of Multi
cation, he had as we'll not Waste his ink in vii
ting II, or tax the patience OF the public with
its pernsal--for no one will be wiser after us
perusal than ne is now:
BY the Hon. john e. Calhoun.--The State
and General Zach imperfect
when viewed as separate and distinct Govern.
ments, but taken as whole, forming one syi =
TEN, with each Checking and controlling the
othe,, unsurpassed by any work OF man IN vi
dom lnd iuU,nhy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

A lady in the lower part Of the city Of Phil.
adslph,a on Sa' urdsy evening ba,hed her head
In " spirits oi wine and shoriiy atIeTwafd. az.
eidentslly brougn II 10 Contact with a lighted
candle, @heo the hair took ire, and before 10
lief could he Obtained, serious injury was
Inflated On the suGeTer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Another Correspondence Mr. Henry
Banks, ol Virginia" nov residing 10 KIN.
lucky, has issued proPosnls u publish, IN a
pamphlet Of 90 pages, (prce o. ceuts.) "rhe
correspondence between ecu. jackson aud him.
self which induced hun (Bdoks) 20 write and
publish SO MANY pamphlet, to promote Gen
Us election 10 the Presidency" We pray
Mr.. Banks TO give rs the Generals letters,
Uerbatim, Il hteruiim, 81 pnnctuatim, ct spell.
iatim and we will ensure him snug fortune
rom tue sale. II 1li Danish Jos Miller from
the libraries OF the disciples OF Drmocrltu..
Every man who wants to cure the spleen. or 10
aid digestion, by hearty laugb, will have moth
ing 10 do hn, 10 enquire for The correspondence
between Henry Banks aud Andrew Jackson
II will be the standing jest-book for the next
hai-ceniury.
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coMMusIcATloN-r., "a. 90,
Lynehtftrg. July 25n loo,

DEAR SIN ;-Muca solici,ua. =,
yoar able and appropriate discourse on n. =,
occasion sfpayins some token of r.,no..
the cit izeos of this place, lo,he nemo,..
ili"sirious conn'ryman. Jane. MINI.
prompted the Counties CT Arrsng.,0,'...
solicit of you copy for putlicsl,oo
Newspapers of this place.
Your obd't se,vau,,
Z. FLETCHER, CHARM.
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A WINDFALL we understand ,br

WlNDFALL we understand that a res.
pectable mechanic, now residing in this city,
received leuer from London, by the packet
ship Corinlhsn, on Sa' urisy last, announcing
the fact that ne nad fallen heir 10 title and
estate ~O,th Es0,00o rer aonum. lite subjec,
OF tins pAfagtaph Is, as we learn, very les
peels and piols man, OF tue Methodist pei
sussion. Nv K Gas.
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W The Augusie (Geo.) Chronicle says, tina,
Gov. Duyal, OF Flo,idn, has issued pr ocarna-
ton, ordering snoIher election for a Delegate
10 Congress. from THAI territory, on the ground
tina, Coils. White and Gadsdpn have received
an equal number of votes some of those CIV
en- TO the former 20 the exact amount OF his
majority over The latter, being rejected. in con.
sequence of informally in returning them.
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J BURToT HAnRisos. Esq.

Dear ST--l eacloss yoa the msn,.c,ia,
the Discourse. which was SO hastily or,n.,
IA obedience to The commands of the Co.. s''
tee of our citizens. Difiient of..
do discriminating justice to the cha,ac,o, =.
iliutri1us deceased, l cannot bu, ,.r.a, '''
the task did moi fall TO the lot of somo
~ bose greater age and personal ne,,i.;..,'
'n pubic sha''s might have given authority "a
Ills words. have the honor to tem.;,
Your obedient s. rvant.
J. BURTON HARRIsox
E. FLETCHER Esq.
May OF aud Chairman ofthe Cornmi,eo
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Musical Instruments.

hAV r. just received an assortment of Mn
- s,ea' ins fuments consisting Of Clarioneits
~ FLUTES, tipped Il plain, Octave Flutes Fia o
"ieus OF superior quality. Which will he
Suid low tor cash. EDWARD BROWN
June 81, ,. ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Near Columbus. Georgia, araulc-snake was
Is,ely Killed, measuring ten teet eight inches in
length, snd tweny-oue inches IA circumler-
encf,
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POSTPONE ncut,

The eboyes ! j. postponed Iii The 4h day
Of August, 1881 and the Tract which consist
OF l426at viii be divided Into thee or four
lois 10 suit purchasers. /. a. IL. NJ.
june y iCds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

The Grafton delivered ON the 4 h inst, bv the
Hou. John q nuoy Adams, is about to he pub
lished at Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

I'd URSUANr to a decree of the Superior
* Court OF Chancery, held at Lynchbu,g,
pronounced on the 10 day of May. 1881, IN
a SUIT therein depending between William Chill.
ton, Stephen Chiffon and others, plaintiff, aud
James Martin aud others defendants tue und
dersigned, Marshal of the said Court, will, on
the 18th Gay of July ner', ii tar. il not he
Hext lair day, proceed 10 seli. upon The pren,i-
sec, near the Long Mounthn, Cdmpbeil conn-
~, aud contains about 400 and 20 acres
sell 10y way OF public auction to the highest
bidder, on a credit Of one two and three years.
The real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died sesed, aud VIII, Vas not disposed
Of by h's will The pn,c chaser or purchasers
viii be required TO give bond with approved
security for the payneut Of the purchase mo
mes, and the TILE All be retained as il further
security, suffice. TO be resod ia case default
shall be made in the payment OF the purchase
money, or any part thereof.
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40


.cd,enrd Lyiton i3ui0sr.-The Editor OF the
Ph,ladelphis Grze tie, from whom we learn
that this popuiar novelist is but twenty
seven years Of ogt, publishes The follow ing
extract from one of bis letters ia his Saturday S
pepper:
al have long nursed an srden, desire"
Ga W the author of Pelham, TO VISIT the coun-
Try you describe with such ardor; which your
great men have already rendered classical, and
your institutions sa, red. A very fay orite pro-
jecl with me is 10 visit that country with the
intention 10 dc justice aud am sure that
Justice, bowever qualified win the censure
from which nothing earthly can escape. will,
on the whole, be the just OF admiration. Bul
the aspect OF public affairs in England, IN
which am al this resent time deeply inter.
es,e t. l. go confused aai ominOus. that |
cannot even guess when shall be able to exec
cute scheme | have SO nearly at NY hear.
am convinced liza, should ever behold A.
merics, my present prepossessio1s " III be coa-
6rmed by actual experience"
a neat compliment. the othe,
day, IN speakiag OF his IT, Il violin pia,er d..
clRred, !" That b.ah Ms a uan and a mu,s,cian
he was most praise worthy ;dsa nan 10. m.
teoor of his conduct, as q musician for the con.
duct Of his tenor"
On inpndeni Dun.-The late Sir Robrr,
Henley, who was esnstany pretty much in
debt, talking one day with two or three 9th.
81 gentlemen. 10 he park. was sccosted by a
tfadesmsn, who took him aside for a minute
or two and when the baronei r-joinrd his
company be seemed 10 be 10 a great passion,
which his friends taking notice OF, asked what
was he matter Why, the rascal, said he.
hes been dunnng me Tor money have owed
him these l,ears. With as much impotence as
II 1t aRs . 1sb, % yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Judge MoLEAs will deliver the annual adj
otes, atthe CONNIE n ce mrntm Augusta College
K entuchy, IN August NIT
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duties ofhis ofic,, and Leave it 10 others 10
write for the newspapers. Such IS the differ
euce between prseept and practice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Fortiga Nens.-Our foreign dates are up
wards of iiiy days old--an unprecedented ia
terynl we believe, at this season. in the recep-
lion of advices from Europe.-The last &C.
counts were favorable 10 the Poles. as onr
reader, are aware and ti,s New York Courier
contains an extract from the Paris Journal des
Dsbats. the organ Of he French premier. which
seems to indicate that we may very shortly look
Tor a more variike tone in the French counsels.
(They have been heretofore puslaniunnus
eaou IN, Ia all conscience.) We have not room
for tue article iiseh: but the Substance of il
may lie embraced 10 this sentence " As long
a, Be- GUM shall not be constituted in a man
ner innoxious TO France while Poland. either
by force or by treaty, shall not have recovered
It, paiIonAl.ty--while the several States Of Italy
shall remain exposed to the ali humour or The
cagrice of Austria--thsre cannot be any dnra.
bic peace fDr Europe. "-iti is said that The APP
pparance Of this article excited 3 great sen5a
tion both 10 Pals and LONDON, and caused a
considerable decline 10 the Funds in the former
city. Some persons, however, regard il RS an
ele CT ioneering document, designed 10 reconcile
The French people TO the Perrier ministry, and
to secure mi ,rily in tie mex, House OF
Deputies. .Yon, VerfOns." We shall shortly
see.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

IL The r leigh Star says that Robert II &.
b. Brazier. esq OF TIM, place has been appoln-
ted Assistant Civil Engineer Of Virginia The
Star speaks in tae bishes, terms Of Mr.. B. as
being fully qualified 10 perform any duties be
may undertake.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

81 john q ,iacy Adams has accepted the
invitation Of thc Common Council vi Boston
to deliver Funeral Eulcgy in that cit, in hon.
or Of the late james Monroe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

An adroii hi,E--Yesterday, M Enslishman
Who arrived here IN re Ajrx, from Liverpool.
femsined on the dock tor the purpose of see
ipg his baggage, and hue pair Of horses, he
bad brought with bin. safely landed. Hr IA
the mean lime got i6lo conversation with We
~ Kind communicative coUat yinan Of his who
watched The laod,ng. The iatlef examined tie
horses. praised AL heir points. drelarad them
the noblest animals he had ever sreU, nnJ eG-
pressed a wnh q hive them laced IN hrs i've
~ stsoe shie lhsy renamed IN the city. The
Englishmsn quite earsptufed al the praise
bestowed on hs fayoftt animals gladly con
senled, aud after tskiog the name aud adj
dress given b, tn ohl's'ng livery keeper, he
proc efded 10 see his nunks safely slowed IA
one OF our hotels After few hours no went
10 seek his horses 81 the place where he
was told hey we're TO be brought, but learned
10 his infinite dismay that no person of the
name gwen him resided there, nor MAS there
any livery stable ~ The slciaiiy. THIS was
rather n,efe than az ordinary Yorkshire bite.
N Y. Courier
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WHE.2T-Jhere i, gooI demand for this
aricle. 1t sold YESTERDAY ior s74 cents not
much UT coming in.
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~ Two writer's in The Enquirer have at
tempted TO account Tor the hostility OF the Wing
to Lieut.. Gov. Daniel, by charging ii to HIS
Vice Exec lency's refusal 10 speak to Mr.. Plea
SAINTS What prodis'ous man this Lieu en-
AM Governor st be in his own conceit -
" Wh-n we meet with Ge Id OF corn (sath a
quaint wri'er) ne find ,ha, those shocks which
raise their heads the high ST are the emptiast.
The same IS the case with men. Those no
assume the greatest Consequence have gene
rally the least judgment AID ability. and the
iewesi ella iins To consideration"