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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-09-20
From SINNERS Turf Register.
THE HARDEST rEND orr, OR the BEAR AND
TuE ALLIGATOR.
81. liariinsriile. Jfay 4, I,

Mn. EpiroR--On n scorching day in the
middle Of June, 1880, whilst I was seated un
der venerable live oak, on the ever green
hanks Of the Techc, waiting for the fish to
bite, ] was startled by the roaring Of some
animal, 10 the. cnno brake, short distance
belor' me apparently getting ready for &C
iion. These notes ofproparaiion wee goick.
Iy succeeded by The sound Of feet, lrainpling
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-09-20
From the Englishmans Magarine.l
CHANGE s,yEEPETH OVER ALL.

From the Englishman's Magazine.l
CHANGE swEEpETH OVER ALL.
By Eiiliam .nOther'oeH.
Change swcepe.h over all;
In showers leaves fall
From the tall forest tree;
On 10 the sea
Majestic rivers roll
Il is their gaol.
Each speeds to perish in mans simple seeming
Each disappears;
Ono common end o'criakes lfes idle dreaming
Dust, Darkness, Tears.
Day hurries 10 it's close
The Sun that rose
A miracle Of light,
Is captive TO Night;
The skirt Of one vast pail
O'ershadnws all
Yon ornamental crosset lights forth shining
Heavens highest born,
Droop on their thrones, d like pale spirits pining
Vanish with MORN
Der cities Of old days
Dumb creatures grazo;
Palace and pyramid,
In dust are hid.
Yea the sky searching tower
Stands but its hour
Deems their wide stretchedbcds are ever shifting
Sea turns TO shore;
And stars e. systems tbro' droadspace arc drifting
To shine no moro.
Their names die, who erst smoie
Nations remote.
With panic fear, or wrong;
Heroic song
Grappes with time, in vain;
On to the main
OF dim forgetfulness for ever rolling,
Earth's bubbles burst;
Time DER the wreck Of ages STORMY tolling
His last and worst.
Tho world waxeth old.
Heaven dull aud cold
Nothing lac keith n closo
Save human woes:
Yet they, too, have and end,-
Death is mans friend.
Doomed for while his heart must 60 on breaking
Day after day;
But Light, Love, Life, ali-al at last forsaklng,
Clay claspcth Clay!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-09-20
PETER M. SLOCUM.

Would respectfully call the attention of his fcl.
low citizens to the highly important subjects
of Soar, RAzoRs and HoT WATER, by way Of
the following
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-09-20

The Philadelphia Chronicle estimates
the number ofinhabitanis in Philadelphia
who obtain their livelihood in the manu-
factories at five thousand. There arc
1874 wrapping mills, $500 weavcrs, 1000
spoilers, 200 bobbin winders, and 200
dyers. The wages Of them all amour
10 SI,413 900.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-09-20
LANDHOLDER'S RANK.

4 T meeting Of the Stockholders of said
~ Bank, held on the seventh day of June
inst, the following persons were appointed
Directors of said Bank for the ensuing year,
viz. Elisha r. Potter, James Sherman, Tho.
mas S. Taylor. John J. Watson, JohnJ. Clarke,
William Robinson, Nathan Knight, John
r Sherman, Joseph Stanton, John T. Nichols.
and William French. And meeting of the
Directors, held on the same day, Elisha R..
Potter, Esq. was appointed President of said
Bank for the ensuing year.
THOMAS X. WELLS, Gosh.
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Couri Of Probate, .Newpon, Sept. 5, 1881.
TiiE administration account on the estate
Il Of Charles Gor,on, was presented Tor
settlement and allowance. It's ordered that
The same be received and the consideration
be referred to court of Probate, to be hold
en- at the State House, in Newport on
the first Monday in October next, at o.
clock n. IN. and that previous notice be CIV
on by publishing a copy OF this order, three
several times in the II. !. Republican, &c
all persons interested 70 appear at SAID
time and place and be heard
a true copy -.Wi,ncss,
B. b. ROWLAND, Probate Clk.
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~ H. ETH.

nOCT. MOORE will attend to filing,
- filing, dressing and various other oper-
ations on the TEETH, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays, between the hours OF 8
and IL a. m. at his office, No. 90 Thames st.
TEETH,
At all times extracted in the most careful
manner, and instruments are provided for re.
moving the roots of such as are too much de.
caycd to admit of extracting in tho ordinary
mode, and for cutting them level with the
Jaw, when this operation is necessary.
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For Sale

'gNIIE lot and buildings thereon stand.
ing, situate at the corner of Church
and Spring-streets. A credit of four
years can be had if desired. For fur
ther particulars inquire of
an. %. WM. $. VOSE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

nUHSUASf ioa decree Of ths 9upsfiof
Court Of Chapesry tor the Lynehburg
%istrici, pronounced On the 18th of Nav. 1891,
~ the case Of Boyd VI. Hnni the undersigned
Marshal oil the sail Court, will st1l, for casb,
ga fhursday the Tn day ofJuiy, 1891. II fair.
u not tho ns,t fhir dsy. befra biz Office dor
IN fne town o. Lynchburg. four Slaves. Squire,
J hn, J's.e a. Lucy, ths properly NJ Gorge
Boyd, or so many ~ will satisfy The said de
eree. ia. HoLCOMBE. MJfsLsi.
ro5TpONUTTEI0T.
The above sale i, postponed TIL 1hursday
the 2slh dag 81 July 1871.
The sals o. tn abnvh pr opprty is postpoued
until rday ,he 26,h Of Angn.t. Is3i.
IA. HOLCOMBE,
GE0RGE BOYD.
June u t,d.
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EDUCATION.

1--WE dUties Of the subseribsr's Sch l fo'
4 Young Ladies, vii he resumed on Mon
day the i2ih u srnirmtr' ferns. far thf
session Of five months. including fnsl, stat'ana.
~. and all other charges, SO. payable IN al.
vaurr.
MRS. TOMrktNs. vii cortinne 20 give
Lessons IN Musica. and will receive Y9ong
Ladies IN her family ~ bonfdrrs.
Mr.. Niacent. nsw employed NJ Hampton
Sidnry College. rs a teacher OF Errnch, - en-
gagged 10 gave le sona in this School.
III nufersiened pledges himself 10 the
patrons 81 his school, that his best and most
fnIhful eGertians fr he advancement Of ha
pupils IN useful learning, ahall b. seal"n'ly CON.
timed. + q SMITH.
Aug %. 4wif Jefsrsoniau
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STATE SENATE.
Notwithstanding III, Huugerford 3.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
LYNCHBuRG COLONIZATION SOCIETY

- - CC'
The Annual Meeting of the Lyochburg Aux.
Iliary Colonization Society, was held pn Thur
day evening last, at the Methodist Protestant
Church.
The Rev. John Early. president Of the SO.
ciety) having taken The Char, the meeting was
opened with prayer 10y the Rev. William S
Iteit.
After which. the Animal R~pprt Of The Board
OF Managers, aud the Ireasuret's Report, "rre
read mo, IA motions, sevpraliy nude, sdoPt-
ed, and ordered TO be published.
1he Anniversary A1dres4 was hen deliver
ed, by Cha'lrs l. Mo-by, Esq dt the cOnclu-
500 ct which a collection "hs taken UP, hnb
the names of several persons added 10 the lat OF
me nbeTs.
Or mDton Ordered, Tha, The than Ks OF this
Society be presented To M. Mostly for the 10
quenl Address delivered b, hin on the present
occasion, aud that he be feqaes ed 20 lurulsh a
copy Tor publication.
Inc Socie,y then proceeded to ballot for il,
officers Tor the ensuing year, when the foiiow
ing gentlemen were elected
Key. JOHN Early. President Rev. WIN. 6.
R-ld, lt Zee Presidents Rev. F. q San, IA,
2Hd pice President Elyan Fletchrr, IredsHr.
er; Richard Ii. Iuler, Secretary, and Wm.
NJ. kiyes, Rev. WIN. | Hllcombe, john We
Tor, christopher Winnie Juhn Percival, Fui.
tdna'us SydnoT, Charles l.. Mosby, Ammuu
Hancock John Ca,krr, " liam ID. S~luoey,
John Thurman, aud Anram K N,Itn, Managers
On motion, U, deted, That tn proceeding,
OF this meeting be publ,sned IN tho hewSpaper,
al tins place.
Aud then the meeting adjourned.
JOIN EARLY, President.
RICHARD II. IoLEK, Secretary.
III Tne Reports, accompanying the Pro
cerolHgs. uuavoldaUly omiltrd lhis morning
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Dolls.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
q 900 Prizes. No Blacks.
MODE OF

Il ,OUO lrlZe9. No blhnks- 1Sb,Ogb
MODE OF DRAWING.
The $1,000 Tickets are numbered
from l to 1000 inclusive. On the
day of the drawing, tho whole OF the
Numbers will be put into one wheel, q
all the prizes over 81 50 IN another
whecl--then the numbers aud prizes
will he drawn alternately, frst the No.
and next the Prlze, until all the PRICES
over s. 50 are drawn. The 2O,500 Nos.
that remain undrawn will be entitled To
81 so each. No ticket which stall have
dra WI a prlze Of a superior denomlna-
ton, can DO entitled to an inferior pre-.
Prizes payable IN cash forty days after
the drawing, subject TO tine usual deduc-
ton OF fifteen per cent.
Tickets so. Halves - 80, Qrs. 81 %,
To be had ia the greatest variety Of
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
~ All orders from a distance, N
closing the cash. or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly at
! tended 10, II addressedto
q. WARD.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, IA Lib. riy, on Saturday evening. The
18Th instant. ~ the 43d wear of her nge. Mrs,
SARAH OIEY, wife OF Col. Armrtead Otsy
after an illar>s OF only u lew days. which, ~ ITS
first stages. presented no symptoms That we're
calculated Ia eIeife the tears OF her family aud
I, iends. Lutte, indeed. could they think that
Ihes were 20 soon. IN thu space Of irw brief
hours. &, be dc rived of Que whom they had
seen but a short time before Al her table, IL the
social circle. surrounded by her family, full Of
health aud atti,t ny. LlIle could they suppose
that they were SD SOM 10 lose one, who was so
bound 10 them all, by every virtnous quality
thai could unite a hnsbanl to the dear partner
Of his Affections: children 10 n dnatIng mother !,
and a numerous train Of friends and relatives
10 Nh smiahle and interesting woman. who IS
now no more 10 be seen among them but
alas the uncertain tenure OF existence has
yielded 10 the clam oil lilm who bestowed It
and thus. ia the midst of HE, aud ln the rnlny-
ment of The most plcnsiug antioiphtlons OF The
future. this excellent lady las been called Ia
'hit accouat which We tondly trust she "es
prepared 10 iender. and ther she - gone 20 rtSi,
enduring rs,i, IN Htlutn.' ,leG bereRt ed Ia
mtlt may veil ,~eJoice, though on eHrth
"ner short date Of breath
Was not SO loug as l. u tedious tale
yet thai she died, convinced Of the realities OF
the Christian Religion, having eApteSsed "A hope
hat She would realize its awe eat %promlsss.
-, on thursday, thu 4h instan# ,# II H-
~ county. MIR. JOHN ". THOMAS f.H.##
Of Plusylvanta, III III ysai H. |- #H
leaving an aitrctouair VI. aea d..
TO lie lore his loss. To shy he most OF on &c
pared niend would give but a faint idea OF hIs
stability rs y i'irud, OF has rRofalIs ms a mau,
aud OF bis aGrcuau rs a husband Rnd "A pa'ents
The ruthless hPnI OF dealt lps severed NIL those
ties that Coun"Cted il with the world, aud
We trust uniIed his hlood bought spltit 10 tue
God "hp gave IL. lie was taken away AZ the
pane OF his usefulness yet II may be sanet'-
fred 10 The infinite good of those whom he has
iet behind. He VINO has taken him AWAY may
be u rttong D.lsrieT for the widnwrd comP"-
mon OF ms bosom, amidst oil The Difficult les That
she may have 10 encounter, aud n guardian
Parent 10 his iHthetlrss Chlldirn We trhsI Int
the angels that hover around the bed-sIde OF HE
. just mHde perfect, conveyed his spnit IL the
ElYsian fields OF RloTy and that he IS now per
murd, with that brIght conway ~hIeh preceded
nin, 10 sing hosannas to the immortal 1--WE
reIgn oi Heaven mud Earth
Then, mourning widow, dry your tears
We children, top, composc your irHrs
For lie who makes the planets move,
Ill u Husband aud n Father lrtyr'
-, on Sunday the 7m OF August, Mr..
CHARLES ". BEAUMONi, j.. by this sud
de" ~ hhmented death. socIr hH.lost one VI II
most VItruons mrnbets: ,hG Church., an &c
i've, humhl" and Consistent Chrsuaa and her
school. Ufieetlonntc, lamtpl aud emnens-
~ useful insrrnciress.
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" Nedn sday morning last, several trunks
" were cnt from behind th9 Charlaitesyiil
stage, between the tost Ohlte aud The Badge !;
and from one Of the trunk, the following nTti.
clrs were siole" before the pursuers came upon
the thltf or thieves, w A brown silk thread
case a silver t%himble, marked 5. A J a
mourning mclaliiOr, with hair, marked 4. .Joht
son, OF 4. r. J0hASOn a red morocco thread
case, uar ked Am f. johnson, Aiera with
.ci5s rs, lweezers, &c, a number Of belts. ~ "A
pa.tc-buard boS, oval shnpe a blue stuff bag,
with a new pair Of Md gloves.
Areward Of FIFTY DOLLARS will he paid
b, the subscriber ior The apprehension and COZ
.Icton Of the thIel or thieves Concerned IN the
robbery. l., SINS,
agent for Nm Smith.
Aug o. ia
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one hund'ei Constituents. Quite a literal ia
ss Of representation this II the same ratio
could exist in political institutions, every
ofice-seeker might be accommodated and the
wars between the inS and the outs would en-
firely cease ; What a glorious era the, would
be
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TO JAMESP

TO JAMES = GARLAND:
C~lIR:-iou Wllj AXE H%arice, that on The
- 26tn day oil September nrAt, nt the
Tavern house Of Doctor James Powell, IN ihc
county Of Amhtr't, Al h Courl house. | shsil
pr cped 10 toke he depOstions Of DR.. Henry l..
Dawes, and other. aud ,hould | he aIahle to
lake all tue testimony intended on that day |
SHALL continue rom day to day, untll do so.
Which testimony IS intended 10 be used hs eVl-
1ence on tie raj Of a Cause. depending aud
undele, mlnrd ia rae Ci,cmt superior Cont ot
Law and CLaneery, lor the Corporation OF
Lon hbate, Ia rhch oald SUIT, myself aud 9TH
efs ara The pleIou,f, aud yoursei( ana others
are Toe dcieudaats.
FRANCIS HARRISON.
Aug. -. a.
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hNfOIITE.-On Ihsradty the Old day 81
~ September neIt, we shall sell 10 The nigh
IS bidder, At the ~, idence vi The late William
thurman, III The nighbUrIood 81 Pedlar Mills,
IN the county OF Amherst, all the stocks, sll the
crops thai are secured, all the plantation tools,
and utensils. household aud kitchen furniture.
belonging 10 his estate. The stock of sheep
,nd ca ,lp are ~unconmonly Likely aud pr
,oas Na3ting beet cRtlle aud mich cows. bre
invited t. attend. At that same IuIe aud place,
We shall also sell T. the highest bidder, the
tract 0t land, containing abobt 1UO acres bu
before the day Of sale. We shali ascertain hy
actual survey the quantity. lhIs tract Of land
- of greht value, ~ Il tobaeco plantation, II
large portIun Of winch Is IN woods, aud lies I'll
HE foo Of the Tobacco Row Mountain, afford
ing an extensive rhuge Ion stock. he Purse
nal properly will be sold on n credit. until tn
Isl day of May next bonds with approved Sc
curlty will DE required. The land will be sold
upon one, two aud three years credil, personal
5 curity and a lien upon the land. The utlr
wi be male una fashionable before ATTY of the
par base money Is requi ed, and possession lor
seeding small gam immediately gwen, and TOLL
possession he ist january next.
ADDISON TA~LlAfEiNkO, Ut.
JOHN THOMPSON, J..
Aug. p. tds
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heat WanteA.

WYE WISH to purchase early this season,
" a large qp"atty OF NHEAl lor winch
W. will pay CASH Al tue highest pr,cts gwen
IN this Markei-or give the Farmers choice Of
several Other very fair piopos,ti0us, Those wbo
have large crops, We should liAe TO see before
they make Engagements
l., Il. 3. NORVELL.
July 25. ia
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DHtnqwnt Londs We would ugain mention, for
the benefit oil those concerned, that We have received
lists oil lands and lots relurned delinquent for the non
payment of taxes, Ia several counties Of ~Nirginia-whIch
may be examined by any person wishing 10 do o.
These lands, it " Ill be recollectcd, are redecmabl at
any ulno before the lt OF January, 1882, on paying to
he Auditor the taxes due, together with 10 per eout
nh1n1nnhI On the nmunnI-
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W LOOK HERE.
NA%N EuN y ~.

Z WISH TO sill my plan'n'i1r, lyng on
Gags creek, IA Bptetout county il
contains about 500 acres, 100 acre, of which
are cleared, aud three tourIbs of which hte
Tine bottom lad and \ - well hdApteA To
the culture of tobacco. wneHt, com aud rye
There IS on The plantation n good dwelImR
no sc aud barn, and all necessary out-hou5es.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, All do VII
to examine ,be tact OF land, Ahich will be
shewn by The gubsorthtr. VIII fes.hrs on tie
prem,sC hALCOh ALLEN
Aug % -"
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FurNituve nj auction.

fVliiE suhscr,hrr will sell nj Public Auction,
u on TUESDAY III" 3Dlh INST. the whole
Of his Household aud Kitchen Furniture, con
si,tlng OF Ihr usual variety, aud among which
are the following leading articles, viz II Sec
relary, ! eleRaoi dito and Is ,ok Case. (entifcly
new | ba,eau, ! elegant Carved Mahogany
Bed.iead. / duo Scroll back Sofa, | Book
Cnsr, aud Clothes Press, | SIDE Board, | set
OF Dining Iahlrs. | spleud'd sci lea Chion,
EiEht Dav lime Piece, aud u FIRST rate tune
keeper, / Easy ChsT.-ioge,her with all his
Beds, which hr thinks will Prove quite az good
AS nny IN The place.
Terms made known on tho day of sale Sale
( h. conducted 10y &. ~ ID Is. Phelps. N Go.
Auc'ioneer,. SAMUEL AiKES.
ALSO,
Or the snme day on QaoIer Acre Lot, No.
ls6, now cultivated ns u Garden, and adjoining
ue Lot Of Nh Nm. b. Brown. s. A.
Aug - iits
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LF Samuel II. DAVE. Esq The labprIous and lutell,-
gent Editor of the UHch,stcr RtpGbi,cdA-"ne OF the
best conducted newspapers IN thus souuuy has reuf-
cd from the editorial desk. Much a W regrat to lose
the services Of such a valuable eo-iaborct, we are r.
Conciiod to 1t by the circumstance that II introduces
INTO the Editorial corps OF Virginia, IA name celebrated
IN the literary history ofhts couutry-we mean James
G Bfoohs, Esq formerly one ofthe Editors Of the Np
l0rh Courier, and more recently oil the Rochester
CRAFTSMAN -fht lady Of Mr.. Brooks IS likewise one
OF our sweetest poets and We already see IN the Re
pubhcaa a ueat Offering from her pen-1be political
character Of the paper viii remain ps heretofore
friendly 10 Nj. Clay.
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The Richmond CoppItsr n Ang Is, ssvs
" It's with protouui rrgtc', ia when Ne nave
no doubt the wuolr CON mnnIty vii $, m~pnthlzc
~uh IL, thai We hive TO announce The death 81
RICHARD NORRIS. T. q. oi Henos"t--hc
o,eI on Friday last OF an attack Of hiliioas Ie-
VI. lie was one OF he 6nest Orators, aud GU
81 IN most nmlhAlr nuh high minded men
thai Virginia clslmed as her own
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Z lliE highest casa prtse VA be gwen Tor
"a tHLAI, and al olh.. k,nds OF country
produce. T.& hLlili.
May y
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20, SOO Hushels OF Wheat
" anteA.
Virginia Wheeling Lottery.

FHNHE subRcrlhrrg wish 10 purchase 90 O
bushels WI a. ior which tho full mar
ker riiee Will lac given. Ihey will be regular
" III the marx ct during The season, fr Wheat.
Flour and Mi descfiptinn uf county produce.
aud invite I'll pa,sons having such, TO give
them a call. they have con,isntly on hand a
geneihl n%ssoTlmrni Of good, and are IN daily
eEiechou ~ ftthrr supplies from Richmond
and NV York. which they are determined TO
sell NJ far prites-AmoDe which ara go sack
Livc,poul Sail, 10 hhds 81. Crolx and N. O.
sugar ! Ceroon Spanish not. Lodge, bO
Ma,illa DO, $50 Dateh Madder, and 5000 prime
Green Cuhb- SCHULGS IL BAGBY.
Ang. J. Inf
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS-

Standardization IN, Tanafetfo l2l-C. Is IL
lew Vatos ahead aud Lancaster and Vestmorelnnd u
be heard from.
ADrt0h ~C0untg-Thomas Newton 42s, George Loyal
23l.-N'- present majority ls0-aud Norfolk borough
and Elizabeth City To vote.
GiOuCestGf-ilchard Coke, u. 3&9, Carter NJ. BraS-
ton IL Mr.. RflKton was not announced aS u CHndi-
date. until tns day Of election and The Richmond Wang
states, upon good %uuthn5itv, nat he was brought out IN the
following manner Several puTsOus dispuung upon tbs
proposition whether T. osIdcnt jackson was the author
Of HE MesSagos, Sir. Coke was appealed Ia for his
opinion. Ito expressed his surprise that any donbt
should he felt ON that head pad Gen. J,eksuu's head
aud heart high compliments but concluded by sRyInE
he was a llllterate as II pig !'-Dppkuun wa forth
with ofgaulzed, but there seems t. be no doubt Of Mr.
Coke's re-elecuou.l
Bsrheiu-Nl Iam Armstrong 3i3. Edward Luras go.
ShenaadOGt-Robes Allen COS, james NJ. Mason Isl.
STATE SENATE.
Northumberland-Basye 274, IIuugerford 3.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Up The figure annexed to each county wall
show the number Of members TO which II i.
entiIled.
Norfolk county (2J-Gen John Hodges. 3ls. Dr. John
r. Young 3Ul, john A Chandler 295, john Z. Leigh
PSI.
PtndlctoH (I)-lIarmon lIiner.
BeThist- E)-Churles J. Faulkner 527. VIM. Gnoie
49,, Lew ilcasiraS 27j-lMr. Henshnw Gays the Nn-
cne-icr Republican, was a member Of the last ii. Of n.
and voted az llnst the loan bill. But whe Their OF not he
was dropped Tor this cause We have not learned
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LIME I

"a kept Tor save at Anthony s Mill, upon OI
po.uIn Creek -lour miles bslp y Lsnehours'
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melndrr ofb,. sTock OF GRocE
RT7S. FANCY GOODS Cow
fsEGTIONARX &C. and Until I'd II,


IA" viii continue II seAl at reduced ptlcrs
Among the articles still on hand. are Wines
and LIaaor.. Which for accommodation, " i'll be-
I'D IA DtmJhhns aud small task Loaf aud
Blown Sugar, Mol,sscs. Imperial lea, Nni-
mrgs, Old pou Wine IN Bodies, Rnisln', Al
monds. Corlmls. Castor nud salad Oil, Ep'
som aud Glauher Salts, with many Other NJ
tiClrs Ton ted us To enumeInte amongsl which
are n great variety of fe"cy ARTICLES.
SAMUEL AYtES.
Aug. ID liza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

" Master Burke was PLAYING 'utrly al Newport, II !
The London Morning liern Id OF the sh oi june, states
That hi, iat1er had RENTED to Eng land S4v,uO0, the
proceeds Oi ms sous eNartious ~ tlls county"
The men Who have paid tins largo sun, within u few
months, u near boy reclle on the stage, are those "ho
complain mos! loudly Of contributions to Bible, Mission
airy and Colonization Societies We ID not intend I"
censure them bat We would AK, II their patriotism Is
not altrnrd whom they see such a large sum taken from
the circulating medium If the cnuntry hy such means
Or can they SEE 10 evl IN pecuninry contributions. ex-
cept the money Is expended IA woIks oi piely aud be-
ucVolBuce }
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

" The address of young Mason, the itJani
Secretary aud acting Governor of Mrchigan,
IN defence of his appointment, is spoken high
" OF for the ability with which it IS written /,
S.preupon the Washington Telegraph remarks
" have seen en,ugh of the gfsdt men Of
te preseut day to know that there ale some
ubo 5yn addresses that other rnen wri'e We
h8pe Daft don't intend 10 iGsrnuate that amos
O. the Haven born' wtnte cpr'a,n Messages,
shereonto the name of one Andrew Jackson
Vas tackled?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Tnnr SUBSCRIBER vii sell at public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
DEGGES'
SpriZes OF 1900 dollars.

Besides S60s-40,-30s-25s-2Os-2c. &c.
Ticket, p5-Halges : 5O-Qasrtrts. 25.
Tor sale, at DIGGE'S OFFICE
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