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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-01

! av.y:. .-Ssi.y'sf p,-y.- IL. ns-seg W
sab a'i'aa / depisl,d as man cf uncommon
ateLIi-.o's Il one moving in his sphere Of lie,
and as possessed, Of asp.r.t soaring abore the
attributes Of aman, the wrtar's judgement AMI dis
erection "li ba regarded as greatly inferior to his
availability or his aYaricc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-01

Pork-There las been several hundred hos il
market this wee1 Sales are male at - ilollar,
are linn 1t tins priee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-01

Emigran's "a LiJeyia--A Norfolk paper SAYS
hat las. Monday or Tuesday, the tu> ship Jane
Perkins, chartcredby the American Colonization
Society, would sui from that port with 300 emf
grant, for Liberia Upwards Of 100 Of them were
from Southampton county 1t is cheering to SEE
this good work gong on,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-01

4 ucv Parer.-Mossrs. Robert Ncabot aHd
James c, Walker have issued Proposals for pull
lshins in the city Of Richmond new Religions
Paper, to hc called e 2'tc Rjcdmoad Esoncciia
it is to be principally devoted to the Methodist T.
Episcopal Church but will not be bjgocd in its views.
fhc prospectus will be inserted hereafter; AMI sub
5criptions viii be received at this Office
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49, -. -, s., :, IS .1-s,s-

Solicitor General Hone answered that he understood
'hsrs wass blu preparing by the Lord Chancellor. He
Chaneery who had been spnsin,.d snbseoneniy 40 an.
present deve'oPs meni OF the Lord Chaneelior plane,
took The sPPonlment subjes any that
bs adopted by Parliament.
In reply TO question, the Chancellor of tho Exehe.
quer stated that when the Eng sh Reform bill was die
posed OF, was Tho intention OF Ministers bring for
ward tho Irish and Scotch Reform blis INN .tia,ey
unless there should DO a mejory agsinst ther.
Toe same Off renewed bis proposition of the Ia
session regarding The Wine duties; The plan il eousl
We ~" duties 70 elan wines; the duly heUcefoth
he % Ol per gei. and DO Ssred into sHs ibis yea,
Tive duty on Cape wines to be Is 81 iii 1884 thu
esOi MIR. Goulboufn aod Others strongly oppo,ed
alterations, az hey vi,aon OF the treaties with
Portugal and thai they broke tamh with tbs ori,s-
IL was aso sse that they were Uaf.ry partial c Fence
We changes were defended, and carried 259 I57: m
or Ministers 1922 The former duties were on Fcenei
! vines Z. 81, P,stngAi 10, Cane 2'4i.1
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MWIs lMI @NYa


LA
NEW YORK, Ang. 26.--Toe Bl,,sn papers Of ve..
e'Oay announce the arrival that part on
oil iae chip Hersules, Csplsin Rich from Liveroooi
WIN Liverpool p<p,rs Of the 14h Of July and L,ndor
PIfrs 20 the 18Th, inclusive. We have Iookob ovo,
inc sumuariss OF thsir contents given in The n ~.
ton journals, an selected such articles Of io,,osnc
~ hey coniaia IN addition To the news broph he The
nrival here on Wednesday. - '"'
O@e OF the most forunHe occurrence In lilo bj.iorv
f'"e Polish war is the detection and defeat ~ ~
IAle formidable aud extensive consprsey sg,in, he
liberties Of Poland. The plot had il seem, for is
chiefs some persons 10 'hs Polish army bjeh in rsnt
add 10 tho csn64ense Of government, I,s 49,,
seems u have been 10 orgonzs the disahcisd p,r,v
IN Poland, land such party sxi'ts, We bslev, Vib
more or loss strength In all revouious) To give tbis
party formidable military force, by armips 81, a.
Russian prisoners AT large in tho DeghbourbooJ Of Wa
saw 70 SEIZE the srsenai. and destroy the b,idos
oyer me aga, In order TO prevent tbs Psb t,ooo,
from coming 10 tho as'isIance Of The esptsI Tb Iii
Has dLeovffed gs before the time 6x.d for e,,rV,og
" TOTO t4sei, by he psnilencs Of PJsh general 1bo
we one d tie principal soospiTatou.-Tnu, save Inc
~ p by one 81 th0se exrsofdioafy IN, bi,v
o. naons whIsh some haVs rsvertd as special n1erno
,ons Of Povidsroe, been preserved, II no ,ro,o Ia
la"gsf Of io.oE ths ground they have sTssdV gained
yei - isani from mUsh boodsbed and disa,,cs and
rom sSeend srnsgls wiib enemy within The vstV
Sses OF heir Chief city. Some Of the late revsvss
" re Foles maT doubtless be ssefibsd 10 the eommn
l'ss i'ns hs conspiTaiors held With the epemv hV
"h.en ne plans Of The Polish commander were ySyssi
ss before ihek exeeslis-. J
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rson no %. r.e.i. aes.os, As.. "a.


Horrible Indian .Adssaers.-Tne s,rocios. feelings,
which the Bs,,sh band OF Sses AVID Foxes have chez
shed sgarst the whites Of The Upper Mi ssppi broke
on, about week ego 10 mcs daring insult upou tie
authority OF the UDed Sia'os, and tho lives OF other
peaeeab!o IrdiansA taDd OF Mel oIoinees al Prairie
da CHEN. attacked in the nisht while asleep und;i
;hs very guns Of The Uoed States fort, acd TOUR add
iweu'y wore tnssssered on The spsti Ten MORE who
were escapedu,o the houses OF he eiuzr. OF
Pranis du Chen. o 'he ms..aered, more than halt
women aud children. Title sirosious ne, call,
tos vsrs.aorE. The Outrage upon Ma United S ate,
ahase jutisdie2n was violated, and too tpn,lrr d 9!
human be,nss upon ,beir soi, cannot 90 uppuni,hgo
The sssassius will corb'ie's DO demanded and Il o.
given Up, ought to be taken. THE leaders Of The
saere ought TO be hong, pursued aud killed m The il
Gens
Th-ss are ,hs wretchss for whom a new I,dian &.
citcmsnt Is getting up in tbs eat s-t OF bsndi,i
beieng 10 the Bnsh whose prsssIis hey asnually
receive, and whose Communications with IN, Il h.h
i, has been the policy Of the government, to Gu. OIL by
eeUovng thsm 40 the esq OF tho M,s.iIsi nj Il, re-
the from tbs infuense of she British acsord,og
to treaties, and tor ample confederation psis tened
persecution by asuous ne9spspers; anj in ihs dawn
ing Ct his oe" syUpathy shis horrible massacre has
beeu perpetFaieG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

Mr. CALHoUN.-Iu he Federal Uni1n OF Nav N.
~ n, az org outer editorial iemaks the following
"o"' we nov authority for fsy'rg that Calhoun i, no.
n bul fer" For lhis rsna-k the und.r.inon.i 90
At he e'ors of the Federal Uuinn, owes 10 the puh
e sn 'htiana'ion, whch is nov chserful,y rendered
I've aTncle referred 20, prepared and Dubh, n no
mesin I've sb-euse Of my assosiste and without ~
Ekno" 'dse. had then recently rseeved from 0nn
"emaD no hah an opportunity OF knowing the s.nii.
TeOH 81 Mr Calhoun, letter, which /, now b,f,,s
me, and 20 wh CO yeas Informed, that Mr. Calbonn
dli Dot single step beyond the doctrines contain,
"a "e virginia Fepofi aid revolutions OF 1898; which
NJ uh'eFs'ood 10 tahiHtdn ibat ia OF paipsbIa
deliberate, and dangerous infrae,on OF ihn consiuo
~" United Siatos 10 ths last res IT. and whom ali
other remedies hare /ded the States maze lien, A.
The right ct revolution, Of which 90 people can be Do
P'Veu i6is Latter wa The su,hoFiiy spokea o. Bat
IN hXpose oil Mr. Calhoun, whies We now putI,,t
shows that he now ssres the right Of ssis 10 is,er
IRE, beyond tbis pcia'.
have long Cherished perron,l irsod,bip for M.
C'ihoun, g4silsmsn who ~ nush loved BIZ hi. sc
qui'oMhee Tor lhSse 'osol virtues which are the
sonisesoi our bsppinsss private fe AZ bs /, sd,r.d
ny bic fellow ctZeuS for those exusodtnarv t,I.n,
"n'so 'nrd iusire over public life But. no affection
ir mo could induce me 20 make any statement Of hi.
opinions Vaf3Di from NY sincere belief OF them no.,
htsh power now TO Pufsuade my assent to dn.,,io.
"b'ch are oIsdPP oVed by my deliberate judgment
JOHN a. CUrHBERT
Mn CALHoUN's EXPOSE This sntieiya,sd do.
msn' has a. iesg'h reached ne. Public curiosity ba,
osh sone ume alive TO see IT, We therefore I5ss no
hule 10 laying u before our Tsa!ers--as IA shoe. Al .
opinions Of the sesond eff :er Of the Government, '
G0vefnpeDis. ~ ''"'e
IL Is well koown That have long en,.r,,i,.d
s'eli regard for the private eh4facisT and bieb 80
spset Tor ne sDnen' taeois. AID many OF The toIitel
oPirions, OF The Vice President 10 suOisen, 80
ever 10 ssy, that we believe, II the feniimsnts he ~
nsfe expressed should be carried mo p,asiiee ~.
would 'mneds'siy produce dissolution Of The sogsro
[ % ao'ufd are I'll The beoriss Of this modern
a., ahd 80 OH re nj their proposed appeainp.
20 ns sVli complained Of, iasi scafc.ly any wo of
oss asrse, a. 70 bat are Ire true nature ard
tendency tbs veTy dis,fpst and on1o,iion ,,oo.s Wv
5'sno', argues That H. l. danserou' bs,ssy S1,Jv
~ bs cfe'd w'io dtar ADD t4s de6,ed In lie p.,,c
prs 200 9sfs ~ IL pfseiieal opsra,ion Ne sb.tI ~
near nHefy nine out u bundteI Of he Aos.si.',
.eopie, ilIfg hsir voices sgainh i..-,oy. TO- co.
nouu sse 10 'dVoe9,es enjoying someihiog h &c,
'uHsn and united opinions uDgu n. W. vii al. -
V' snin'n' sHsmPies The opnioas Of C,o, ,o''
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IUdct " uNtsFF ddted
GRIFFINsBURo. CuLpEprR c.. ,

Aug. 1Slh, 1881.
Sri ave seen connuAtsat ~ in the T.ll-
graph aud cher spapers srm ibis county, e0iirg
iudoee ibe prb c 10 believe. ,ha Ia great DO
the people Ia ibi' section unaVofabIe TO H.
non Of The pfesrot Cdet MsgiAra'e o, she Uaiou-
nd e'irg B'rb'oF' IN j,iy ever Wallace an in-
siarcs OF IL.
Il 'hhk II hui an ac' Of jTsise u ec:re.i srsh in
ie-Snees hat ,erd 10 'siriorm hs puA ic. The great
r"iag majority OF this county 6cm ihe ipour
'aiD. in suPp-ri OF The PRESENT sdpri'rAiop.
IN. Barbour, in he 'o'e verbal ailresss, through
out the soohiY, has n ihc psops in dire -im, IA 4,
he away bas bow The brn pupporict OF Gen J.cksan
aTi bis Los'r:nsF rni bad ee4n no csu.= which in
dusti hin 70 will dfsw ,hs support. Under lhss- cir
cum tance' h. people Of bii county have gwen him
"v'rshe!miGs NJ j'ri,y ovr lis oJw?s.,,or. Me- WI
iac' TJY Globe.
We COPY 'h> fo!is~thE lTSrt he ConS'itU;Cpa'ts'.
There has ben mi.tske with regard 10 iris m'tsr.
n Jte2ment o aay sort ever sen, to ,he Ed
OF hs Gioee ny Nj Crawford: nor 10 we behave ,hl,
suss pscor the eilud,d has been forwarded
20 chs city to any OF tnr tieni, with view 10 pub :.
cai'n IN 'he c obs, OF or say o'her p1ipne:
". GloJe.
We s.atsl rnms time sines, that NJ. C;awtoTd's t.
nal rsFly to Mr.. Calhoun would ooon APPEAR in she
Gohe-aur INFORM alton pssci.s, and in;ed III
''a'emen' we made. Tae promised documect bas NJ,
however appenrsS in lhs Globe, aud w. csnnot bu,
conclude tina, iufo'm,ot bimsef misic inrned
-7uguStd Gd.) CJnsifuitoudlisf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

MeDufis aud John Calhoun IN Of tines Of political tran
qui,y, are entitled to the very highest respect; and
al ell twes, are entitled TO high consideration. Yet
how do ,bess dtegu,shed Statesmen stand upon this
sutj ecH-Mr. MSDufne, the intimate, private and po
ltcst friend Of the Vice Prss1eot in late speech,
cy-it WAS 10; repOlutiona-
~ tish' Ae the people OF the South ripe for
iuhoa asenet their Governments Yet according {,
th,s distinguished gentleman, the sr, has arrived a,
Nhish tia sword may bs drawn against bre tagen and
~iueFs!-On the sontEsry, his freud aud osmer %
iron, Mt Csh0un, tbnks ID poaceabe consi,u' Ion al
remedy the Un!v conservative ,itutvuG incl lie
Tor ii= Saie,!-Hero We have two bossal fents, twS
g'ea' aud eievasd cham iors ci this IUlN6e.tsn
aoid.os the no contrary opinions Who then can
couce such C.sn! WAC Indeed, wteH such OF ia friend
is'l OF eoncet, reconcile this doe'ius, wish at
'ahiyo oil he R.Publ c-ihe Hto'e repulhe--ou. glor.
ous UNION!
How must the hearts OF the friends OF Union ant
State Rights in South Carolina fail within them, wher
they see two of her most gifted spirits who halle,
as the glory and boas, OF her SOIL entertaining opinion
50 dangerous 10 tho perPctuaton OF their uasted rish
| and liberties
We take pleasure however in saying, that we ar,
pleased with the spirit and manner in which MIR. Cal
houn has embodied hs senlin ents: and cannot bu
ieel an assurance, that when the public feeling shall
nave subsidized, and more time is given 20 this topic
the most important OF the government both his vie
aud MIR. McDutie's will be modified down II the tru
/ spirit OF the old school repubcansn o 1901. Their
l. no rant-u menacing-no fighting OF wind mills, il
Mr.. Calhouis Expose. But what then? We prefer Il
carry our arm though it may ache lille, upon
| own body though we might find a surgeon who cou,
amPuta,e it with great skill and dexieIity And,
we at TO bleed 10 death alter the amputaion hav
no particular choice between the keen-edged blade O
brasadocio hu'cher-ike strokes OF the rougher meat
| axe of .NuiiiGcdtoaf
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lruc f'aH-h'Gd d3coc0fe, published NJ R,,.,syi.I
INeunJ Iuetri' 'be Rspot Of WIN. rs Ry.s T. : ~
"nu aeco'Dp 'nee is publication with the fol-
"T6o R spS u wo n fhfg s pi,siniap.
11oaT0 o. Comh'sion4rs OF .hs "s4n' ~ the
,s, A,sii-Toad conpquy, which W. -,'t,,." NsW
p'eh, NO OF the Aiv1caie c1n,,o, fif 90, M the
been ~" interest. VIZ. RVS has for stv.,,iS,'o
49,. ~ "pes O. TIE Virginia I-eiJs,,,,s 90 'ed's,
1gtou' and eff'ien tirnd Of io,s. '0d very
ooi,h m"g h'd us plei'usa Of o,cc,. "P.eye'oeD'
c,un,rn ", "phs on rs >ur thyougb AZ "'Yoolh'ed
n. a,yi o.m9' Ligh osisIsie OF hi, tsJas eeon OF
fastc-v nave anticipated FROM him his bly III
- -, VII be perceived, h,tbe has vssver,,o,.
syuDry through which he pas,,J sry, ~ Hsuin-
ndS a. w bandscmc style variety Of f,c,. i, '"h
cow. Ire resuii 81 tie ysholo 10 ,s,iI
an'nta ,. hs' the commerce Of ue eo,,u,. s',
p Jp,tIy To consGpbtsd sntsrs,ise S'''y WIZ
HIt enouio oe obliged 10 suy rispd in rs.tt
one A. ~ ~ Va R'Vete Rsptr;--hayiny ~ III ~
ppbt sbad 70, ~ our poSso'son. We shouid 80
pro,.s.s" ~ peofo Ibis, u IL bod pa, - r ~
pressure oiso many ling afiisls,,v ye,p Tor The
~" ~ p''o's before our rss@.r,- Eag,gyey las
=, Pd'ona Election the I,li,....,,-
1yn sis, ibe election Of The ~. D'no'ra' OF
nv an t'ts', w: MsssFs. Boon & arr All ~
III q ~ u roe 'be Cay esndids,es Tor Cog.,,''a,
u.s. o,.s oO, n"ve 'Gcseedsd. But thi, Is bo Lss ~
,'1of0 10 Indiana Jt.l wear he ~ ~ zoe Gov
iii 'J"y OF twenty-five GU joirt baJlo, 4, ~
w. ~ tip'y year ihsy will rave isss ~ si,i,
g tss A. Z tu on the whole, ard they have lo5,
No.. - q, rom tue overwhelming fnsi,,i,, ~ -
~. ~ 'no SAtey we could, II We vssr.y =, ,' s,o
49,. 9,suN carry every cles;iop but tt. 80, -, 80
'sad' many Of onr friends lo,c 49, 80. ~
,oes rai. w"y' ss soon e. hey tsys ste,rrd DER
VIZ 'nsio with defeat W. eli , $1,000
,o,r - w fftsiaf MAJ election sgb p, 81 D,.<,.
onI.b VSo'oe VII not be ensd to- Ipdl,na ,oia W
w" 'Soh oeeause the mesoW Anry
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ELIzABErRrOwN. I'D Arg. I6, lsal.

D z 0-eI0tk, NJ orOlng.)
ned, with tue news aha. HAYES is elected
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Saturday last. 1tso Telegraph. have been tsi,cS
sincesnd not signal has been made as TO the result
win the Editor be good enough to lend us his speta
eIes to enable u to see his notice of the resolutions &C.
Ihe n. intelgcncer Is so kind congr aulate US
upon now and then having a "lueid interval."-we
wish we could ottener return the compi in their
sense oil the ermfor, rare is IL indeed TO see one raw
oil light emanaiing from them upon the true principles
oil the Constitution. STATE Rights to them sealed
bosk-and their doctrines go directly to swell the pow
er and splendor of the General Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

PdrI'an,ent.--In the House OF Lords. JrIv IL.
90 'ns We pfodusion Of the evidence and do,n
. lsia'Hs 70 TIE mas5acle At wonbsrry. L.
arc, stoud iske place 18Th. lord Farm m dssir.J 80.
PIosuston o. 'hsse no. only that The ois bt have 80
sts' ,n'ofmaIoo but ihaiihe public mind nsb be H.
~ we hou's Of Commons, Sir L. soEdsn iro ,i.ss
Wheinet mere was soy istsoiion 10 brigg lore 49,
Sbsaas Ie'Peshng the improvement Of toe Con-, -
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Of Ne -. IeegraPh called meeting OF tbs fr;o,,.
y ~ '''ou0 )" FRINGE George County, Ma sp -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

presented from the inhabitants or Boston, oil
which The following is an extract;
Your petitioners NEED 20, inform Congress
that, on the revival Of our mechanical arts aud
manufactures dcreod. the wcailb and ptosperi.
~ OF the Northern States nor can we forbear
mentioning 10 your houors that tho citizens Of
these Slater cone Give the object oi their indc-
prndence but half obtained till those national
purposes are established on a permanent and
extensive basis by the legislative ants of the
Federal Govefunieni. Unless these important
branches are supported, W. humbly conceive
that our agricniure must greatly decline, as
ihe Impoverished state ot our seRportswill even.
taally lessen the demand for the produce OF our
lands +"
st Yodr petitioners formerly experienced the
patronage Of ihI. State Legislature, IN their act
laying duiiet a prohibitions OH certain articles
OF Manufacture, which encourages your peii.
tioners To request that heavy duties NAV he
laid on such articles as ARE manufactured by
our own c'tizens, bumbly couceivlng that the
imposts not solely considered by Congress NJ
an object OF revenue, but, ~ ,ts operation. ~
tended TO exclndc such imp"rtntions, aud. I'll
establish thsse several branches oil
manufacture among ourselves
At that day the honest people who made the
Constitution, II will he seen, SO FIR from having
any misglsisgs OF mud rs 10 the ponsr Of Con.
gfeSs 10 protect Manufactures, supposed that II
WAS leading objrc, tor which the General Go.
vernment was established.
We ash the antl.naiional editors 10 do jnst so
much JiSIce 10 the General Government a. the
IaTiH Laws as to copy the above statement OF
facts conoeIaihg the eally legislation OF Con.
gress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
From The Southern Telegraph.
A TRUE PROPHECY.


MR EDir'R:-i heard the late aud much
la"en'ef u. lice preach sermon on the
injury done 10 reiG'on by ignorant preachers.
In one pnrt OF II lie venture to make predic-
tion. which has been so remarkably tulhIled by
the late occurrences n southampton, that am
todnced 10 send II to you Tor publication. Inc
exact nhannfr IN winch the prophecy has been
fulfilled. rs s"ms pTo"l OF the foresight a"d dis
cernmeat Of that extraordinary ma"' who made
IT. The sermo" to winch nave alluded was
published IN The l. teraty ana ESangeiica'
MagaA'nn : IN Now le-o-i tiinH me pn'nea''o"
OF tue foilo"mg extract from 1t "ou'd grd1ly
some ut sohr 'eabeff'
Yours. ~ IA has'e'
II y most oov'"ns I" the careful observer
nat they Tour s'hV'sI are "ithaiawng more
and more from those ihin'stai'ons, whe'e they
eau learn the true Character oil Christianity anu
insist. with INCREASING l'er'1nancy, on no dug
meetings ~ ihrIr o"n way a"1 having prraf n
e's oi ihcir own colo. ihs profession OF rrl>
gioa among them IS becoming percePhbly 'ess
beneh ial SO that IA some nriSbborhoodS this
very thing generates saspitIon-Di Tue professor,
rather ihhn confidence IA his inieg'y- The
preachers Among ihtih' aiihohSh extremely ig
no'ant, often unable to reaa " Vefs+ III the 81
Die, or "a line III tie lIymo oooH' are req 'eh "
shIewh, cunning men. ihfy see what inhh-
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gsDET'Gs a.
.r,,r FOUNTAIN OF OBLIVION.

TIE FOUNTAIN OF OBLIVION.
YrGLtcA HEshN'.
"inirlaro Paceot g
,-.,,b, Lind FAIRY from that fountain
49,, ,ba phantoms ola hanutad brpn5t
n ca,uns, roe ferp eriels 20 steep
III, hone, Jews Of DR. unless rest;
-, ,r,.n The saa tie l,gi tning-m rks 10 lave
y" one dfnught OF tnat sweet wave
..o,,oI oause l-wiihin thy mind is laid
~ ,1.af,, rs,her'd Iong and slowly thoughts
divine
Heap tina, iuil ireasnft-hon'e and thou hast
made
The g.m, of many n spitit'. ocean thine -
ebal! me dark waters 10 ohhston bear
a pyramid so lar
Pour from the founs, and lei the dr"nght eff
face
All The vain lore BY memnr, : prid" amassd d,
~ Lu, SWEEP alpng the torrents trace.
4od FL tina hollow LhauntIs oil the past
,a5 rom thr inmost bosom's folaej Leaf
R,xe the one master SrIelf
y.tpsn,e once more ali al. thy soul hath
kposn.
loved iei. rel oice 10, from its grasp mus,
fate
l. t,ere 40 voice i" hose KIND. awake iog tone
A sen.e If spii1s- Inc IN my heart hath
made
NJ e,e whoir gisnce thy day-dreams would
recall
gnlnk--Sould'st thou part with ALL
ril with fnrg+tinlGe. there ar", there are
goces wh9.e music ! nave 1--we too well ];
Eyss of deep grniienrs, tut they are far
Npyrr otl--neSe,, ~ NV home 10 dwell.
,-.s ,hptr soli rto&ss lsJ.n of my yeaIuing
saDi--
i'H high III Oblivion, bowl
~ pause nEuin-wjih memory wilt thou cast
lhe nndy'ns hops awd,, 81 memory born
lone Of fr-ution heati 10 heart nj lasi.
k,rcst'r.. 3,Int b. weep, ranking thUTn
..P.llnetI rlaSo al trtnrds al delight
- GIsb- bucu visions fright
,asuda fnrePtfuiuess. Gil high yet stay -
- ilom he past saado" iarlh the laud,
mere suits, long lost again shall light our
way,
Rni !pe souls friend, be wredlhed in one
bg,snt band
Pour the sweet watefs ck on their Oval ill,
R1HJ! rtmrtibeT still.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

$50, anan,n. payable in adynnce.-So sub
y Fo' - - ,nes,yol for less tmo than sis mouths
ssnPtioa va, 4, be de.ntinusd tbut at the discretion
,'a cd, 40 egit s aa all a.fearasos are pad
" ,sa Art time and ~ IL cents for each
sIafe -, these from distanc. must be paid Tor
,ss,r insertion, the payment ass1nedoy
fts.,-,, .tbia IrszoH IN Lyhchohre
'n, lstters lldtasssd To The Editors must DO posi-
- t,,,. Will not he attended, tn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

The United States Bank.-We have seea it
stated, de grave charge against the Ba"k, that
a part oil Il Is owned by Foreigners. aud thai II
nlust be therefore undcr fOre,gH influence, and
tnis IS gwen as one reason why tic Back
should not be re-chaItered.
But. 30 Franklin would say, hoW IS The
fact
Tue fac, rs. that foreigners may buy stock,
aud may take interest Tor Ii--a1d that IS all
lney can do. Not one OF them eau be Il direc-
tur--nor can they even vote ior d choice ot d.
TeGtoTs.
Tue eonnexlon OF these Foreigners with the
GATED states Bank, amoaI, 8 Just IL this,-thai
hey lend soine vi their money to American.
u trade upoh--and trust all Amefican bank
10 take care vi IL Tor tIgn.
Portsmouth. Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

The Bank of the Unltrd States has loaned TO
The City OF Cincinnati one hundred thousand
do lars, at i've pei cenium--lle stock redee ma
ble al no eYpiIalson Of .Jriy years,
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
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# Gs s4 4 B E .Eg Y.

YsgHOMAS B. MALONE has establish \ ed SEMINARY at Little Rock for the instruction of youth of both sexes.
 In the Male Department Spelling, Read- ing, Writing, and Arithmetic, will be taught at S5 per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric, Elocution, Geometry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, and Theoretic Chemistry, at S6 9 per quarter. Latin and Greek, at S7 50 per quarter.
 In the Female Department, which is uI- der the direction of Miss MALONE, Read. ing, Writing and Arithmetic will be taught at S5 per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography, History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Drawing and Painting, al SC 9 per,quarter. :,
 The exercises Of this institution will commence on tLe 1st Monday in January next.
 Having been assidaously engaged in teaching for twenty-one years, Mr. MA- LONE hopes that he is not entirely made. quate to the task of instructing youth, ana he assures his patrons that no pains on hi5 part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2sth, 1920. bty40
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
NOTICE.

A LL persons arc hereby notified that a 4 Il certain note executed by Nicholas Peay and Thomas w. Scott, for tine sum ef seyenty-1ive dollars, in favor of Abraham Secrest, dated on or near the 1st of Norem- Der, l630, will not be paid by said Peay as Scott, nnless compelled by law. This not e IS the only one Secrest holds aoainst 4ha subscribers. Itwas given for horse which proved to be wholly yalueicss.
 NICHOLAS pEAY.
 THOMAS ". SCOTT. Lisle Roek, Feb. 2 le3l. a5-tf