davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
DO Nh IIGa
From The Norfolk Beacon.
TIE lNSU HltECIFDN IN SCUM AMPION

from The Norfolk Beacon.
TIE lNSUHitECIfDN IN SOUTHAMPTON
COUNTY.
We have received, from u souro4 entitled
10 the most npllcl, credit, corrected stnten,enl
of the names aud nnmiIer Oi the persons mur-
tered - tpnt most diabotical tragedy --al,o n
list al the names Of the Negroes, aclos In the
blooay scenes, who have been condemned to
death. About tbrly more rtma'n an jail at
Jerusalem, - be uird, OF whom pfobaDly IL
vii suii,r the sanIe "iul punish"'-nf.
W. give them below.
4 LIST Of name NJ persons murdtTtd ia NE c0un-
ty0t Southampton, by ne negroes, HagHst
22d, 1881.
JOSEF Irsvi, wife aud three children, b
.lr.. Enzabein Tuner, tinitst II Feebles
aud ohrah NeNsnu, 3
Mrs Pe,y X ESQ aud son William, 2
lmjsu Doyal
tivnry Ery"n,, wife end child, aud wife,
moturI, 4
Mrs. CathHrius Whitehead, her son Rich
Rrh, Tour dspsniers aud grand chic. 7
5alathatl Francs
Madam Frances Uverseer aud two cbd-
dren, z
John | Barrow aud George Vaughan, =
Mrs Lev, Waller and tea Iinidrrn II
Mr. Wm. Williams, VIII and NO oeys, 4
','4 Gas"rl Vorrcll and chii. =
lis. krbecca Vaughan. Aan T. z, Vaughan,
and sun \ hlr, <
Mrs. john X. William. nnd chtlI, z
Mt. J"cob NhiiAtn, aud ihIee children
aud wa Dr,sN, r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
rss hs psbr,ssIia be aag-u a'ie s1f5og
sud 20 IN. hioh 'nprd Rhig
STEPHEN WIGHT, Chdir'n.
FRAsoB hikILoRr Sff'ey.
From me CO1espoadenfe(ihs ~ Y. Daily ID
rtTifsef.

WAsnISsros. Sept. ..
The wheels of the GENITAL LosFiBn1tni are
lepi slosly. and with difficulty 10 an a"s"Afd
a,oliu. a sinRle snecdoie S,i serve 10 sne~
i,ai General Jack.oa va, compelled 10 tit!d
somp Of bis most eh risled Vpn,'us, bslofe lac
eoaid make up his Cabin :. When Nj. m'.
Isn- arrived al Wellington, he had an Intef-
vieS with Gen. Jackson, Ia winch, alier an
eIpression Of ia gratitude for ihs hiddneSs
= h5ca hal njucrd ia. Pre.ljeni 10 ohef hih
tbs If.asJIy Department, he stated MAJ. Ut
lore he could accept thIs houUrablc IatiOh' ne
owed 10 eau Tor 10 make az eIpiicit a'o@h'
Of ms opinions on certain points 10 reference 10
when ia. re- might, Ia ibr ats nee ol sdch a
Nj. McLane then went on 10 state, thai he "ds
decidedly 10 favor Of the rene.aI al the char
Ter OF The Uated states Bank /, thu: he was
uls1 tue uuequivocal iripud of Internal lm-
pIovemenI, ADD The Tariff system aud added,
thar iftse Prsstdent, y nh Know ledg ihai such
vtIe his view, should think proprf 10 'ldin
nls services IA ine Cabinet, ilis " d prepared ~
aCqpiescp 1ue fact that Mr.. hlcLs0e enief-
I'd torth~ith on tue duties OF tie Department,
is snllicIeut 10 show that Grn. JACKSON per
ceived there was course leit hha but 10
yield, aud he accordingly suGrIed necessity 10
prevail oyar inclination. Tins aUecioe has
formed The subject OF the conversation among
the best informed Of orr p1iliicIans, aud the
inference Is universally drawn thai ihr men
Ders Of tue new Cabinet tel themselves IA n
stuatlJa 10 dictate 10, instead vi receiving dc
atom frpm the President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
RECIPES.

Blackberry Tea cure for Dyssniery or Diar-
Mo@' = biackoerries are among The most plea
sdnt ana speedy cures for this complaint. When
the berries cannot be obtained the stems and
leaves, or ro"'s should be boned with little
rice uht,i The latter becomes entirely dissolv-
co. ana ne liquid drank with very little milk.
N. Y. Farmer.
tENEDY FOR THE CHOLERA MoRBgj.
u. Hope, Surgeon on board II. NJ Hospi'
al snip Canada, states some instances Of re.
lnarkao!e success 10 tue Cholera Morbus, and
says:
Inc remedy [ gave was-One dracbm OF
hiNous ach, (aot nitric, tina, has failed De,)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
Ertraei Of letter fom Paris Ofa late, date =.

ctifed hl ms cry.
4" By far the most serious suffice, however
which occupies every on" IS the regular rro
gross OF The Cholera, which lniests al this mo.
inpnt more than one half oil Europe. n,
doubt i, entertained but that II Will be here
very soon, and the q Iarantine is established
even on packets arriving from England, where
II ia said n have shown itself. You cannot
do better in America than TO quarantine also
Immediately, for II, Continuance for leugth
Of tune on board chip, aud lis coala>
gious character. arr perfectly ascertsined.
should IL appear with yon, recollect (apd
make IL taoWu) thai 10 avoid The night mir s the
most important EtecaulIon against Iaking it.
THIS was found the case in India, where Il first
broke ont IN 1878 alter an Inierregnum OF 100
yea ), and has marked lis progIe ss through
Prrsla, Russia, g.. Aiter winch II seems desIr-
able to clothe "isn ii ,nnel neAt the skin and a.
VOID low, mos, residences. Ia tue mountains
its character has been less .iuirnt"
BH. Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
ANNALS Ut SUICIDE.

The Paris h'vue Euct ctopedIque speaks
oil the tH'ei~oee IN Germany OF club oil so..
cides. From the general statistics, OF the 81,
creary oil this singular society, II appears thBt
there are proauIuon bly, less q les n Lo &.
don ia IN i" Paris- England is only accused
OF Two 10 uI"asand persons annually, while
here ar AS many as lDur aud hail to a fhoss.
aud IN Per's |" Copenhagen the number las
almost dolbted IN tue course of twenty year..
hs m1st comPirtr details OF .uiore ase those
viii hleate 10 Prussia. las years at Ber-
IA, i've hundred pc sohs have voluntarily re-.
iinq ushrd lite, as ioows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
From he Nsw Yolk Joufnal of commsrc,

From The NsW YOit JJucna! Of Commerce.
lIfAeY DAM tGE..--An action for Islander
was 'rI,d IN me superior Court. on 5alur Jay
growing ant OF The larceny of qusndtv Of
sovereign, III which G,orge Btldru was PHO
All, and J1nn q. Miller. ueirndan'.
u VIA be RICO l"c I'd tia iAe Ollie, No 81
W l-,ttee VA, lclouloisly enteied on SatuI.
dht dttrrWoor june nm, aud robbed of two
hundred aud thirty ign sOvereigaS, by
tWo LIDS named Ed ward jones and Flederick
iste', "Lo we're uIe a"d convicted of tn
oH 'nce al the Jolly tim OF TIE General
Sessions, AID j1i6 10 tae H5usd ui Re-
luge.
vas g ven in ryiienca tfllt the Office a,
Ndtl-otieei Was jointly occupied ., the phil-
t,lf and defendant, as brokers uilice, thun h
not al genera cn-,a.tnrrs. GA thursday, tue
9.n o. jane they pni chased hctAeen $50 aud
400 sUvrrpighs, oil which ten were sold ny Mr.
.iller,& ! 10 by Mr.. Brlden hetore the ,obbe,t
Mr.. Miller was abs M lruln tue CIT, at the
'rne OF the robbery, aud " hen h. returned
being info med o. tho lo,. he dlrec " chais.
ed Nj. Belden, Win ths Commission of IA,
offence.
II was clrally proved tn I MIR. Mfle,
msde the charge against Mr.. Brlden, aud
the jury this morning gave verdict Tor the
rlsinth oi joar thousand dollars damages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
We learn that tgh, con- ietions have like vise
taxed place Ia SUSSEX County. httiAseacer.

r'o" "e ru9''e'"e o0at'Ve'' otP'' "a
~, wv =" Gu INV |Sal' "o VEN "o', ''s
-, ' -, e'""'''! o,' Won
80 ,,'''','h ' 49, 'ne'e We.
10 -. Ga"e s,,i,,i.aS W. zee VI me p'''
900 81 ,I,. a'I'',.;'''. "a,e eo rom
H.. h,,nsni, .s.,.,aa. i,,''." - nav" "p
-, ,,,,r. ,,i;,ncs "o''"y
On Sn,ssv,h. h i, m. ;,f,;
the e,uIen,i. TED r,,ioy # The nIaea 1872" .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
DEPARTURE OF HE CRITERION.

The Brig Criterion sailed from Mort, Tx TO,
! Liberia, On The ia of isUs with annie sun.
/ piis and forty-s emlgranls. VI these ,hi,t,
moe were slsVps mHnn'niftei by thu toi 10 via o
individuals Mrs. I'll z ,beth Greenfield. near
Naich'z' nl'ss'ssippI, eighteen Williams OF
l. Eau, "a Iay, n. [. eight !; Gle .eral Jacocks
OF + rqu'mans county, North Carolina, seven
ny ihumas DAVIS, Esq. Montgomery County
Maryland, i1u' ~ l.. w Green, Esq. Ken.
lnckJ, on by a. Robinson, Esq Hampton.
Virginia, one. he remainder, excep,i,c TN.
heV Mr. 1 ar, aud wie of Philadelphia, ana
recaptlred African tom Georgia mad
been under the care OF ;ha society of Friend .
IA North Cafoli"a. u these liberated slaves,
'"' o"ly were above forty Yeas Of age, AMI
'h'tt' -ohe oI Them were nndrr ihiry five years.
ara twenty two we're under tsent, rne re-
p"n, (As We believe unlound"oD iniu.triou.ly
e're"tHted by those unfriendly 10 the society h,
regard to Tho morality OF the Colony. and the
great tlf"rls, made 10 rej0dice the fl ee nee
PIE ~ chl1f against II, nave doubtless opp,atea
to n'sh the number by this espedi,r,o
lHtse causes, we have Reason t. tnInk viii he
Dhi temporary IN their inhuence and even
now, we have information Of a large nnmbe,
ready TO embark tor Aic, from tie Nes,rrn
states. l"o or three benevolent individuals in
frsmlh, are afiing only Tor tnrther favorable
accounts from the Colony, before hbetatino
we" >er'ants with IA view 10 their settlement IN
htoefih' We are informed that wuhtu "A few
adys past number OF Tree people OF color in
ne same State, have expressed their pur,ns,
Vi removing 10 The African Coloay
l,iirican Repository
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

According To the mast tee NJ adyices recelv-
ed IN Eaeland, rom the Coast Of Africa, the
slave TRACE was carried un 10 an extent greater
dian ever-tfe caIgpes being chiefly cunsigu-
ell 20 tue Havana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Removed In acknowledgements CON
mnitd tn trauSpot taiIOn.
Recommended tn mercy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
IHE LATE lN.uRRECrloN.

PeitrS5nr Sept i6 10 southampton niup
add'l tual Convictions OF Is. dD~s tr.rd o. a
charge Of u, iig cunceraed IA the Iair atTa clirs
nave been mute by the CnpT', Ia al sixteen
ave been condemned Fur Of thu nlmbcr
had been &C .rmrndrd tor rem lee, thrae II :
ing buys ni i or Ia years al Hg", and il ap-
y, ar'ng IRON ne evidence that they had been
.urced TO JON the baud al murdrre,s. The
o'arr five have been hung, The rineleadeI Nat,
IL ! Mt been taken nj the last dates.
H. Prince George, On Tuesday last, a slave
bv he name ot Christopher, belonging Ia Mr..
Henr, q. Heath, blacksmith 10y trade and "A
preacher ny profession, wa uled by tho Conri
GA a charge OF bong concerned w'th the South
ampion conspTators, aud condo mned TO death
Tie is TO be hung tae frat Friday IA October
next.
We learn that eight con- ietions have like wise
takeo place IA SUSSEX County. hittEgeacer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Inc RUSSIAN suicides. like those OF Englsnd,
$40" marked preference Tor hanging The
French, more volatile, rlunge fl ON The top OF a
bouse or bridge or what is better Il more thea
irIca', from the top OF column ur monument
9AieiieS are IN ali Countries more frequent
''eeng "en than "1men. There are but three
examples u suicide by fre-that of the Phil
osopher Eppedoces, who precptat-d him.
seitlno tie crater Of Ent-ihst OF a French
man. Who ln'tated hiu IN $50, at Vesuvips-
INA tat oi an Englishnsn, who twenty
years ago Cast hlnSeli into ihs furnace of
iorge.
As 10 governments. il appears that suicides
are more ifeq IN repuacs than in mon
"lGhes. lacy are quite rare ia Russia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

As W (earel, the ,ate I,esh,t AT the South
begin, 10 pTadnce s,cknrss. a letter from Au.
gssta, dpttd Ia ms an, states TT, slnce the
use IN the Savannah lie The 7ttkuo,s IS tru-
iy alarnlng-ioaI hundted cases on one side
Of tue rive,--cish deaths last nght--every
peIson who can IS leaving the place We
hope ihat we may not hear cveh worse news
lo,G South Carolina, Georgia aud Louisiana,
before many cay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
600

The Executive Cnun,ttre of III, cizsns OF
New YORK. appointed t. CO let subscriptions
tor the alI Of toe plies, p"ge lcmiupd twenty
tnoustnd francs IL Gentrai LaIs5 cite, by the
packet sap Rnoue, which sailed un Saturday
tot Have.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
l.Drlcdn Repository.

quarry OF beautifully variegated marble
nn' oeen opened N The neig hbo' hood of Nash
s'i'e, tennessee. Il is susceptible ola yery
me .pohS'5 ADD seme Of the shades and colour $
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

Richmond, Sept. I've ondersl and that II
paper, signed by siS or eighi of Nh Gil zens OF
southampton, and requesting the presence of
some OF the L. S. lrU9po IN that coun,y, unId
t,aoqnlhy Ioold ber, stored. has been address
I'd TO the Secretary OF bF. lie Secretary
Inl.hmed the Guvtr.or ui the application aud
rel, 4, ed the ina ter 10 his co ,sIderaion. Ii Is
SAID ihAi TIE Governor beIrying, as We thinN
ruh, Ia I he PR sence OF lie troops might be
Dispensed ~,t1, and that arms coald be flu.
nshtd. aud men Proytoed, from the resources
al tie ) 1t, returned taauks 10 the Seer, tdty
tor has information, aud deli,ned calling for the
u. ). noors. Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

II said. in Ne" o leans paper, that the
Sugar crnp will tab snort 10000 hog 3hrsds,
in cons qaeuce OF the damage occssioned by
The baIl storm. BOSt, COur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. ID.
We understood that the negro ",an conf"ed
IN gdol as runaway, mod who was suspected
10 be concerned m tho southampton ,nourrec-
,ion. has nren demanded by, and delivered 10.
he Executive oftmpinia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
NnrLh cnrnL.nn .Ionrnnl Orice.

EAYLITEvtLLE. sept. 10, 1881.
Asmany higH, exaggerated rnmo"f', rel
alive TO an Iusurrecuon, aiming the slaves, ~
ihr toauiie. oi Duplln. sampson, Baden aud
New lIanoyet, have gons abroad, aud hast
been ,bosl inj IdIci,u,ly Published IN some oil
the pap,Ts; we leei J. q Oe due 10 the cause
Of truth 10 state that there has been no oSert
art Of insIrIt ci,oD in esther OF the COUNTIES
name, unlsss ii 10 inferred frcn several he-
eroes having been sern togelner al tue lower
pat OF Sampson coueiy. outrage has heen
commits ed.-- he Tumodr al Iue turning vi WI
MIN ton aud the massacre OF ils inhabr ants -
" il houl any SORT oil IOnudltoH--it - tr1e tha'
IA plot has been dI,cUv,Tet a. winch n consider
ALE number OF slaves are. implicated many
al whom have been arrested, aud are now
couined ~ jail some have been severely
punished. anu ~ at The princiG. al actors, nave
been shui.--it Is coojt ctutrd that the plot wa
very extensive, aud haI baen IL agitation Tot
some years pat. ! Is We are not yet ne
As yet we have 10 evidence To justify snCh II
behei. Ne have no dob from ih- rircum-
! stances detailed 10 ~, thBt nrgrpes III the
counties OF Samp'on. D"phn anu New hhoo-
seI, were couc, raed IA 10 theT numbfr 10
each. we are MT able, from any Information
We baVe, to Offer al opinion with any sort OF
| accuracy I"ungh whatever may have been
| ts extent, our iIiends al distance may rest
assnrcd, that the n'mos Vwilauce is exercise 4
/ bs The CitzPns, md very exei,ion used, to d.
/ cover those concerned aud We cdn iufther as
,ure thr public, that al no period we're our cut
Zens b ter u epaIrd 10 mset ANY extsency u
the X nd indu al present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21
RWEHHI0AGa

CERTAINTY OF CEN. JAcKsoN's RE-ELEcrIoN
We iu'peet thai there very few who a, this day
douet Tho seraiUiy OF Gen. Jack eiiou We
are aware iLat several of tho opposition newspapers
conserve II 10 DO part OF their duly derast from mis-
strength and 10 speak, OF course, as favorabIy of the
proposes oil their candidates az possible IL 10 their yo.
sa'ion; But the utmost that even the mott Of
them csin, Is -elee,ou by the pc ope The warm
est friends Of Mr. Clay do affect TO believe Ina, n.
can be CT ossn by the eoll-ges and the ie Of Mr.
W": aud Mr. Calhoun scarcely name a state the vote.
OF winch tbey can sount upon The most Iibota es,i
male Tor Mr. Clay, in the Boston Daily Advertiser
gives b NJ, under the iners ased the new cen
aus, only lib woes, including those OF Maryaud Ken
nchy, Obj, Indiana and Versont no, ono Of which n,
DOT more than one, will DO for him. But even under Inc
estimate, an election by the people be
For be'idos log down TO MIR. Z. several state,
wh'eh ne cannot Obtain, h quotes Pennsylvania and
New-fork AZ doub fui; whereas, the vo,es Of those
states We conceive TO ser,sniy for Gen. Jask,on
a. any two in the Union. But q nom sle iop bv a..
people, and resort 10 the house OF ofave,
cannot fail u produce result equally favorable 10
j. Tnis 10 conceded by tho opposition and 4,
unques,ior able. The Boston Daily Adv, a isadin,
Nd able ma ioaal republican paper, devoted 10 MI
Gay, says: Since the last election IN.
sctjeet OF the next preJden,ia elton is in
nore de Unite P'at Of view than II before Il 10
now clearly shown, that IL the elestion should be
sreuBh' into he house Of representatives. Gen jack
son would be undoubtedly Reelected. No other eand
date can be chosen cut by majority Of the eesora al
votes In either sase, therefore, the issue will be
the same Gen. Jackson ,oill be reelected BIZ nm
increased cote Of the electoral college,.
The following table, showing the probable result Of
me eiesiora vote in the several slater, 10 estimated on
an ApporiloDment under The nov census. nm n, n. a,
one cIecfcr for every 48, 900 ipb abb ants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21
EXPLORATION OF SPECIE.

seine alarm having gone abroad in this sommunIlv
10 relation 10 tho exPoretioD OF spssie, IL seems no,
anne ~ 'be pre'en, time, to make SOM, ,ommtn upon
'he sN.e OF our 'rade and commerss. We cannot denv
me iae that our merchants have imported veYy
oufng me PreseDt eaaon. But on the other hand
must be conceded ~ the stocks Of cd, in the com
The consumers. IL IL there better that The coo,n
mes should have ehOise Of goods at low p,ies thar
That the merchants should have compelled their emS
omen 70 Buy from reduced stocks at high price. No
moe money VIII be lad out 10 purchaser in ore ease
o. lhe Other, but much greater variety 10 offered fs
me same money. No injury, therefore, can be On.
'.P''e9 from The amonDt OF mporiatoos; for no one H.
=, noPto, WIN buy more ihsn he wants. and ihs mer
e"s",' WIZ ske s're not TO cell 10 any who cannot psv
Is wen known that immense amounts Of specie
nave oesn yng IN the vaults Of the banks 81 ~ York
wss injury to The hsnL. n, n 80.
aud brought no Interest Nor could ,bsv
os'e sifeuls'ion upon IT, since experience tssshss
W" pe s"'"s"op o. me new fork banks ~ Ls,s Than
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

BY this estimate, Gen. Jaskson's msjorty will be 1872
over Mr.. Clay and 1855 over Mr.. Clay and Mr. Writ.
la IT, we have set down the States OF Ohio and X en-
lucky, and part OF Maryland, to Gen. Jackson But
yield the whole Of and the votes of
and Ohio, TO Mr. Clay, (asiom Of bi. friends without
good grounds, eiam) aud still Gen. J's majority ov,r
him would be los, aud over both MIR C. aud Mr. Wir'
d. Under every estimate, therefore, giving TO Mi
Cay AL his most sansuine friends claim for him
aud all that by any eoniiDgen he 10 any event
expect and the re-,iesoD Of Gen. Jackson is as GER
''p' az viii be gratifying to the psop,e and adsso,a
se0"' y Tue country. lh6any Argus
THE CONGRESSIONAL OPPOSITION.
We IND The NATIONAL REPUBLICANS are giving
up heir opposition 10 the Administration before ne peo
PEE and are nos looking 10 The Senate az the strong
hod o. The Ai''ocrs'y whish 10 10 brdls the Pe,den
and 'h' people. We have the folio wig array Of An,
ssnae going the rounds Of the OPP si,ioa Pfs".
IT., .,, SENATE
Of ned States, There arc two tho nor
filed I Clay o. ""'" W. u SoS S e. be
Fos cLIr-so: Fos I.es.oS.Ys ''"'
Bs Of S S.S sP .oso. Of Maine Hin Of No s@p
Webster and silboO Of Mosa- Dckeison Of New jersey
Robbins Knh, of Rhode Bernard and %o. Of p,OD
Foot and TomnsOn OF Connee- Msssam of North c,o0.
Seymour Pront.s Of Yer BIB Of Ksu,sp ofs'osa
r %2os ., Gruodsy White Of ronno,.
clayton and Naudain OF Della Ellis OF Niss;,,ipn
Ras%oors sol o, MARYLAND Benton Of Missouri
Hendricks and Hanna ofIndtana
IT, DoUBTguL~-f
sson 81 iyef % virginia Brown Of N Tth Caroins
49, e.u Me.ef oi . CaTOina Robinson Illinois
usn" mississipPi Moore Of Alabama.
s W nHeosma' Buckner Of Missouri
49,, s,ew msnt presents 40 isIse view Of Tho Senate
'bs gwen oil The ueky elections IN Tho Clay ga.
pn'. Ibey claimed ms j,tuy Of ftoo.fhirds: Is Iu,t.
% ou 'ns, mere were foofhfrds az sinst them. As
re'Pes" messr'. Brown, ,binoop, Moore, snd Buck.
ne'' ,hsre never ws term more inspplieabs, than
me phrase doubtful" Messrs. Brown and Robinson
p ~ sno"n themselves ubhiDehiDg Jasksonians Mr.
hCon'n wa know psuoDsIiy, and know bin 10 he ons
o. ihe mo-" devoted friends TO The Presden'.-M,
poskner was so early friend and ssbo -ieloy Of The
r1o, o nn PrintsDd sioes HE eiesiioD, We have re-
esved letter from him. scofing Al tbs ,o,nnd.n.
me Clsy press, 10 setting binl down q, Clay man ana
ess''sE bis pprsveri0g stsehSosn 10 the IA oIp,,1,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

eems MOI 70 DO generally understood, that ens r. q.
or entering into a military corp, within Inc IJ,i,S
States Tor The purpose OF serving any foreign nation o,
people, - on offence agansi the laws OF the Uoitsd
passed the 20 h OF April, lSlS.-Aod we nnders,anJ'
mat on Information being given 10 The President OF
neeogs Tor purposes 10 eoSiravenon Of hat law bay.
peen seid IN lavof Of the Poles In Phsdelpha aud
men, o. ae, 10 the District Attorneys Of the Uoiied
States 10 those places, to inquire into any
SAID se and 70 ssuse the persoos guilty Of them 10
10 Vo'ss"'so seeofoInB 70 law. w. Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

MEw JERSEY we yesterday published The result,
OF The late eesiIon for member, of ibs ssisru, -
al the .ouDii,' Of New Jersey except Gloucester and
cape may Admitting, az is most probable, that The Sc
40 eo.unes rave gone Tor Clay, here will be dee
ded msj1riy Of The Iisnd. OF Gen J,ek,or IN ;;n, 81
Ioj 20 maj the ss.ticion OF Gov Yroom 10 placed Be.
yopd doubt When IL is Tesoosed, that tickets were
o'mou 10 hI mo eouniiss with express references 10
o P'sfoennsi preferences Of the candidates and that
We" Jersey has slwys been SGT dowo as certain for
mr. CLAY The result cannot fail TO be az gratifying AZ
"" unexPee'ed to the friends Of General JAcKsoN
Phiidd. II Sentinel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-31
Wines.

VI>HE Subscriber has on hand collection OF wines,
l. Consisting of
Champaign, First quality, sl6 per doz. or $50 per
bottle,
10. l IS per bottle, or sl4 per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White 30 per gal. or
per bottle.
Juice of Grape, SO per dozen, or 87I cts per bottle
London Particular Madeira, SO per doz. 81 cts per
bottle ~
Old Port S6or 61cts per bottle. Madeira IS doz'So
cts. per bottle.
French Madeira. 81 per gal. 40 cts per bottle.
Sweet Malaga dol per gal. herdock OF 1871. %
ger dog. so cts per bottle.
Vindegreve S. per doz. so cts per bottle.
Clsret, 50 so per doz. IS per bottle.
Cordals of all kinds, Rose water, 81 So per gal.
Mint water 81 so per gal White wine vinegar.
Claret and cider vinegar suitable for picking.
.4Iso on Hand
A supply of Brown Stout, London Porter, Ale ana
Beer, first quality, suitable for families, or seafirns
Captains delivered in any part of the town. Farmers
can be supplied at the shortest notice, by cal'ng a,
the subscribers. Royal Street, between KING ana
Prince Streets. :, -,
P.s Families and others can be supplied with
Corks Of all sizes, SC.
Also Dying and Securing as heretofore.
aug I8 P.J. SALVETAT.