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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-31

Steam Boot NasigotioR. The bin introdu
ced by Mr.. Harrison provides for ths appoint
mcnt Of steam. boat inspectors, for tho citic,
OF Albany and New York, who shall attsnG
TO the construction Of steam boats, so Gar a,
relates to the place where the boilers shall b,
placed on board such vessels, and the adop
ton Of such further means for the protection
ut passengers in these vessels, as they shall
deem proper. That they shall inspect al
steam boilers previous to their use. and at sta.
ted periods afterwards, when on hoard ofths
vessel; and that they shall examine and grant
certificates to such persons. as they iind DUAL
fled 20 act NJ engineers; and that no persor
shall be employed as principal enginee,
without receiving certificate; that the iTspec.
tors shall inquire into the causes of explosior
and publish the saine, and that they shall 81
peFiniend generally the execution Of the law,
10 relation TO steam-boats.-Albany e. Jour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
EEiraei Of u letter dnIei.

LibEhlA, aug ., ib3l.
Dear Sir--Bya communication from nv
"a r,ily, recehily received, was informed YOU
sill remembered the exile WHO, while in his
n-tive land, hal the pleasure 81 spending some
happy hours IN the society Of yourself and
family, the recollection OF which seems TO en-
lisen the masy gloomy moments that must me-
cessarIly haunt the white man in This land OF
darkness. The vessel that conveyed the letter
you had the kindness TO write ,fuua dtred nj sea
so that II, as well as all oiuerS designed for M
were lost
You, no dolbt. have been surmisnc VIVA,
could have been my ocrnpauun since nv re.
Iurn 10 THIS place. \, soon ~ IN, hea rh
permitted. (ior the climate still persisted in
sh wing me all those dslcaie attentions wh ich
ar: a.ually b slowed on strangers in tn form OF
levers and the agreeable consequences there
oi,) became more erratic ia NV movements.
and made several rScursipn- iuto the country
by which means have become more acuuaiot
ed with tire maanrrs and customs of the natives
than daring tie whole OF NV turm,r ipsidrncp.
when sickness rarely permitted me TO leave the
house.
The country through which travelled is per
hsI,s the most beautiful that can bs imagined.
aud for variety OF scenery would suffice TO fill
n doz u sketch books of he mos, indeiatie ali G
and fasiiIi"us hunters Of the picturesque !; il is
every where covered wnh heavy forest. rem
de,ed inprnetiabie by the dense undergrowth.
The iuxurlance OF the vegetation that clothes
ne banks Of the iisers. the brilliant hues Of the
flowers with which It is decorated, the M ner-
GUS trees and shrubs Of singular form aud TO.
hage, most OF them unknown IN Earope or
Americs. aud the various snimels one meets
with equally strange IN sppssrspce, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
From The NeiD York American.

II 10 not without he statIon that We have c,n-
uded 10 p blish the sddrts, Of N Duf Green.
which will he found IN our columns to-day But,
upon thu whole, as Mr.. Eaipn's ATTACK upon
him was circulated IN this paper, IT seems 10
cuDhent upon us, naussous and degr sdIng as the
whole mater is, to give The same currency 10
the defence. And what picture upon any
view OF the cRse--lo these deVeiou emenis pre-
senti Open aud and, guised money purchases
OF supporters. Consciencrs dog chpat --none
rating, we thing over 81, 500. Confidential ba-
som friends Of the man VINO professe' meyer to
seek Office hecomlng bound for pecunlsry i'd
10 purchase or retain political pTesse,--ihe
president openly p'edging IN advance the pa
tronngF OF tue department IA sustain a t0,iering
parusan-and all tIIi aud talked about " ,h
an ar Of Innocence, rs II such transactions i'm
pI ell no moral wrong --sro political currupr ION
no per,onai degradation Verify in the con-
temptation Of such doings. who shall say thar
The following declaration. made under his own
Signature ny stephen Simpson, OF Philadelphia,
Is inUrpdibl p
" The history of political intrigue Il manage.
ment can exhibit no parallel TO tue depth OF du-
pl'cily and irick-ialsrhood aud deception,
that characterized ANDRAW JACKSON aud
his friends Leleis and Eaton. in tue eicciioneer-
ing for the Presidency. Let 1t not be suppos.
III that meanio leave the reader with bare
allegation OF charge 81 starting 4 ~ serious.
II shall he sustained by even redundancy of
proof under their ogn hands, aud their MANY
shaiI br sealed ny their own dekn0Wied ed
deeds. h. who pro esses never TO nave sought
Office, shaIlbe found intriguing for ii-pay,ug
for ,n-suing for ht--making bargains and cor
rupt alliances 10 gain It impau,ng Lts pdUate
fortune 10 secure IL
L'iit not he said that this Stephen Simpson
is disappointed man, aud therefore MOI entl.
tied to belief. he publishes-we do not Justify,
we only state the iact-isiters wr,tteu 10 hin
y General Jackson, by Mr.. Eaton. by MIR
Lewis. 90 The too,ins Of perfect lrieadsh,p aud
equality. TIC was tbeir associate, aduser
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
,aQH2lQifa


Sir Robert Peel complains VI the election
esTing spirit OF ths Americans. The Americans
are n ,brewd Had calculating people fhey
have profined by the example Of England they
Up. IN our wars au our debt, aad our waste
6,l establishments, what inaiieniion TO their
NV, capceros invariably bring on a people, and
warned by the s,a,e Of Europe, they very wise
iy take care TO whom they COUNT t'e keepin
OF their earnings, as we'll as Their hves aud IL
berries. In this respect the state oil their hnan-
ces-and toe value Of then stock prove that
they are right aud happy would !, have been
Tor the people Of Eugsnd had they manifested
equal prudence aud forrthoUghi.
lis noi true that Tho Americans think Of no.
thing else but their elections. Where will you
6nd another people equally euterpr,sus, indie
fatgabe, aud persevrtine ia pursuit of objects
OF real importance Look at their rising man
uInctures, ri their canals aud roads. DIT their
public Schools at their commerce with all ~
tons, at their navy and al the respect with
WHICH their govefnm@m Is treated even by
those VINO hate them add dread the example of
their prosperity -snd then say Il they have not
Consulted their tcus interests by taking care
whom they make legislators.
Would America have become VIII at she is If
she had introduced into her government the
system of rotno-b o,ough representation Of
which Sir X. reel IS even yet the chamfion,in IN
stead of true principle of reprst entation? IL
her citizens had basely yielded 10 The d,ctaiion
ofa handful OF selfish and arrogant preienders.
10 public spirit and political wisdom, instead Of
exercising their own understandings, would
they have been prosperous as they now are
But would Great Briain have lost the u. States
II she had maintained the great principles OF
the Constitution No; IT was her degen racy,
hrI ex ce ssiye con ldencp IN her rulers which
lost he, America, and without a recurrence 10
those principles, and the exercise OF that vigi-
lance, to which nations owe their freedom aud
prosperity, she must have become, and that
very speedily, the scorn Of the people whom
she allowed, from her subjects 10 become her
riSeIs SIR H. Peel is very unfortunate. then, in
his reference TO America. He should have
referred 10 spain, Portugal. or Italy, in ilns-
tralion of his arg Inent and shown JUS what their
i"ertness aud low, AFFECT spirit had done 10
pron;ote their prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

fr;ees. lie sss uominaisd tsnsuccessi"Hy u
deed. } 10 ib. S.aaie. by Gen. Jackson 80 -.
" q. H., Spring. ne = Commissioaer nnoe' ~,
Danish treaty. The president, therefore
bi, i'm N eiiais friends have no right 10 shH
lang. ,hs competency or credibilny OF nus ="
ne ss-for he Is ono Of them. Tue States e.'
Deuce. tho he NAY be dssp,sed. !, not 10 oe
di.eredited because OF the .normny OF Wv
offence, h. dae'eses. especially when. IS IN 'ns
case he fore us, il Is indispuiably proved 'ha' ~
possessed the entire conf 1enee Vi tho paf's'
he accuses.
Americans must blush to think thai snen
ihings-as the qaarrsls IN the Jackson 'A"A'
have rsvealed--eaa be uttered sud canno' oe
eontradicioJ.
We should perhaps add here that MI. Amos
X endall has ppremptoriiy denied ihs sta'em'n'
made Ia this address of alleged money nansac-
tions between himself and Mr. Gfeen, anh th"'
Mr. Green as perr,uptp,,ly reiisrates The sS'e-
inrnt, and names Col. Richard Mr.. johnson as
. witness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03


rtsts. sad t.tts ~. pie- h. srsiing h..sss IN
PIE steel neat, Fioa,, shioh. i'efn the h''s.
rogeneous ehafat,er ~ ,n iaiirnstes Heqfsn''s
s'trse,ed the waieihi rsearts ~ jhe paicr.
90 one occasion ihss surrounded the honse,
and .uecrsjsd IN n,fe ,inr gang oi ro"nier
FILTERS, Who wee ~ the time cnhcealrd IN II,
mo a II Nh IN wrre sans, TED sad ssn'sneed
Ia the p.n,enfiatr Nrs. Chapman has q
Rroiher non 10 ihs nssssi hnietix S.s,e pfIsou
Ter ta+Er1 Hnd INIT iaii'ns. She - rep
resent. - hsiur 0 amman Of vinl'ni passions
xnd a. ha'ing caused her husband IN live mos
anhaRpy lie, frps, the heros aad crncl d"ps'
alton she ssinGed not only 10 him, but 10 nu'
1neTon, other inmate. n The hour. She abb
rcnndsd with hsr slis.t daughter immediately
sflet Me- Binesv's SECOND visii to Andslnssa,
sad has no. sncs heea t,ksn.
Will. The fiicers wrre 10 ps'sp" ~ Niaa
the body ofihr dseerseJ was dis,nisffpd by di.
t.clion Of N. sushoriiie. of BHcks. for tie par'
pose Of .yamiaing the eoni'uls ot The stomach.
tis ezh smation ioak place nearly thrse months
elfTr his deesa.e, and 10 the sarpf'ss ~ all ~hn
were pre.est. ihr body exhibited not the sliRh
est appearance 81 change sbateVer. The lea
lures ~ere cslm aud natural. and we've M
stsnn, tscogni.ed by rll ssha hal known Them
during life. The ~ mach wss tskrs out aud its
centeats brought TO Phfadrlphis tor the por.
POSE II a'esiif ming whether poison had been
administered 20 the deceased. The snaminn
ton has ~, vet b en- brought tos ela.s, aud
the physicians 10 whem thai responsible. duty
has been assigned, are vet unprepared 10 say
positively, whether as.n,e formed = portion
81 ths cae,snts 81 The s,amsch. Experiments
are In progress, consisting IT smsn qaapuiies
being Introduced in The stomach Of various sub
Isc' 10 a,sis' by sasIogy the 6nal apinioa Of the
8kamtnlu0 nhxss4isn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
A very valuable Tract of Lap[
FOX SALE,

lHE undersigned viii Sell "A great harga"
- IN valuable Tract of Land, lying 10
Bedford county. on the head waters oil 6oo's
Creek, a, the loo, OF the Bloc Ridge, abo0i ~
m'eS from =. Buiord's, containing ny a fa.'
survey l22o 81 acres..-The surveyor was ~
gdest~d TO note the quality aud quantity -
woods, and the following is bis written repor'
697 81 acres one survey, IS good land, lies W.
hail IN woods and has upwards OF sixty "c't,
OF low grounds--3l3 "a may all be said 10 W
IN woods, some good land, but generally "''
and brolpn-3li l.4 one hall lies wells gov"
tobacco land ; The other halt rough and pO'
no well numbered. Tho terms Hccommo''
ting, say !, , and years, or for cash -e'l'''
Nay goo j bargain eau be had. Appiio""'n
10 me M Lynchburg. The Land will be sur -
by lhomas J. Hill. who lives on the prcnIs'
10 any Que wishing 10 purchase.
JOS. Z. hOYALL.
Oct. 81 it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

nssn'1-s. Tbs sapsss aiale.n ~.ns,
blazing mass oftrdi,ani.. AID In. ss,n,a,p ans
OF some VI ins psec,ous stones, e.ea a, ,h' pa'
ihe't erireoa, Of the ai.In.. ..,e ,ruls ,a''
"h'ns. Tue velvet OF 'ai, C'osa va /, ar; a''on'
pntpse. "'s oeea
In's laden bad certainly so.ne e,.,, a..
iages over the preceding one of ,bsn "n'sn.
the using Of Inc srchs, ~ the cen,r. "a wa I
wesfef 'o"h more tail. and Tho d,ade,n ). ne
vi ,nore considerable magnitude. "sr
bat IN: Ctoso forms no par, of the r..
ia Of Eaeiaod. II is uaderstooa n - .1 mega,
made merely Tor The occasion of the l.e, O ven
ron"''on' al q contract price Of G20.p6o ~ ~
1 1a' M''srs. R"ndeii aud Bridge p," ne
cured upon los" aud other~is-. uh.,ssa po'
could find them, jewels OF The Isrg.s, my
aud OF the greatest vsus. Alter The w. R'
"S. the Cro~n was broken up. and The ;. ''1o.
returned. "' Je"t's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

The case of Judge Marshall is one Of the
most extraordinary ever known or heard of 10
the annals of Surgery. One of the surgeons
pres NJ at the oper ation has stated to US, that
STA hundred formal, oas of gravel from the size
of large peas, down to that OF small shot, taken
from The ytntraplr sufferer, we're actually coun-
ted; and that the whole number probably ex-
ceeded thousand. TIE case was So dliicnlt,
TIA, instead Of two or three minutes, the opera
ton W" necesssrllv proiracted to above TWEEN
~ Moi groan escaped his Ups nor wes there
a prreePnhie ,"tose OF muscle. The wonder
! l., that, subject TO so formidable a compliant,
The constitution oil The patlent has mol long
since sunk under II, or his intellectual slsor
bee impaired.
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From he Aetp York Commercial advertiser.
THE NATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

i'iF' ~ hiloN Or oOO ~ 1AUOL1NA-
Among the specimens Of American Industry
recently exhibited NJ the Fair. OF New York
aud Philadelphia. WAS pattern card of the
Notification Buttons. manufactured nv the
Mess,s. ScoviIls, IN Woodbury.. (Conn) by the
express order of Gov. Hamilton They are
military Buftcn,, made Tor the use of the CHI ~
alrous Governor and his gallant SUIT when they
march forth 10 glorious war. The device il
The Palmetto, from the shield OF the State, in
dead gold, surrounded by the MOTE" Ami.
mus Sp lib lsqur parsti which, for the benefit
Of some uniformed nulllher., my BIZ freely
translated thus -" We are ntraUs rcndu 10
bInHer aud spend moaey on all occnsions ,0he-
her 10 The purpose or not This significant
legend sengraved On y rim Of burnishad gold
The but'onsare beautifully wrought & the solt.
iary pedlsT from he banks oi the tar distant
iio 'saton'ck. IA he ta'ns us humble tn. cart
20 one side OF the highway, 10 allow ine gilt
tering hsin OF Governor Hamilton and his
suite ~ sweep by 'n their gorgeous array with
thee but ons flashing and hldZlng IN I've sun
SHINE, viii illt up his hands in silent admiration
aud hiss the inv n'ive genus OF Counecticu !
In alas tor tho gentlemen heroes Of South
Carolina All ready 10 become indepen-
dent, aud yet Obliged 10 60 to Connrct,cui
Tor buttons Alas for the ladies' OF South
Carolina They will ba as dcsi ltute of pms AS
their husbands and lovers are oil buttons and
wall be compelled 10 resort 10 the rn.bushe,
as did their grand mothers IN the revolution,
for hgneohs apologies for those small bra zen
periorators SO necessary foT the security OF TN
modern drapeTies Of the human form diyinp.
Otherwise let them OewUre o. the late o. Che.
rubina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

err1rknJk Oeeurrenes.- hter from =
S.5.e r,hsr 80 Southampton County, Va. Stated
9Th ins,. si~i.s ihsi ,.cenfly. within the period
OF . lev weeks. and m the compass ofs lev
m,lcs. In iha, Csaoty. the following d's'hs hsve
taken place Capt. Thor Gray, aged rs Mr..
m Rieks, ag-d 50 NJ. Dtron Kitchen. aged
50 Nj. dn,irs,ps, aerd ~ john MOrrH, agrd
30 Mr. Mary BoykiG. agsd 80 Mrs.. Sarah
Draper, aged 81; snd Mrs. haHitofd, aged W
yssi..---The sRss oftbs 3 individuals making
an sgFtseais oi 665 YEARS. and an average o.
90 - fears each, -nd sha ~ more surprising
syefy unr al fhrin Continued active aud enjoy
Ell fo'd health 10 the momeni oil the attack
~htch brought them 10 their end. Wa doub'
IL the record al fooftslity ANY whr,e eau pro.
du e so singular an occurrence The insihn e. Of
oaga siiy which u presents are OF ihe'n.siss' re-
mstksbl., bal their occurring 50 NEARLY ioge-
ther, aud Within 40 small spae", make them
worthy of particular notice. The persons are
stated 10 have been very respectable citizens
OF the county. Norfolk Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
MACkEREL,

A"'s hsh was never more abundant in our
oay '"an on Sunday, M '"day. aud tuesday OF
."'s week. 4 solid sh"a u nilss IN axtsut.
fay outside of gu, nsrDor. wunin IL u,iIes. ana
gave mce.ant osaapa!iun all IA, ,pofl 10 a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
Oct. 81
IN Apprentice waited.

n active BOY wan common LnghS"
IA ucatioa aud good hahiIs, WI be taseh
an apprentice al tuis OFFICE.
Sept. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
HARRISBURG. PENN Oct. 81

The Elsoiion Our readers will psrceive by
othc,aI returns in our paper OF today that Joh n
Fox, an an,i-mason, md Christian Spayd, a
jackson man, are elected 10 the Leg islalure, Tor
thus county.
The elrc'ion bias shown thai a large ma jority
of The county are opposed 10 Jackson. Nj.
SpaHd received National Republican votes G.
noueh IN Harrisburg TO elect him, there being
no National Republican candidate, svowedly
such, IN the field 4 fact alarming TO the
Jirkson 'nrn has been disclosed by th,s rec-
'Ion, that # the Ant-Iackson force, were un,
IT, that The mn or'ty, not only m this county
nnI ,hrous houI m state, wouli he overwh-i l.
ming. Pennsylvania Iaiehigeuer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

,s,g. Ger, OF m.ekers, sosr. Ace oan0er Of
r,af, eu,,y,d vas supposed 60 be suoui 300.
,s has. already s,s,ei tue, one vessel took. "a
/. .,n~Ie d.y. 10 barrels. Oh Wednesday, he
shosl had disappeared.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03


When his Majesty, George ~. was csowned in
ISL, he had made Tor the occasion, n Crawn
exceeding all the former IN splendor. IL was
about fifteen inches IN elevation. The arches
instead oi sinking ia the ceuIre, for q resting
place, or bed Tor the mound. rose aimos TO
point. These were edged and studded with
la'ge aud choice brillanis aud the centre
point or Junction, supported n slo0e 5f SIX in-
ches circumference, thai seemed ooe solid dia-
"ona' Tue 'brIilnncy preventing any prrson
peice's'"g whore esch DIAMOND was sci. The
df"Ss was Maltese cross at curious workmau-
shp-oh the top and sides Of which were pIa-
ced three very large pearls. 10 the front oi
the Crown vas sapphire, two inches long, by
Que broad. Opposite TO this, IN the back OF
We Cfo"n, is Toe celebrated ruby, worn b,
Edward The Black Prince. at the battle ., Polc
tiers ami by HenryV., at the held of s,n.
eo"r'--ihis sapphire and ruby are eacn, in
serted /" n Maltese cross Of b, ili,ants, " hi,
all the Other part oi tue Crown are orua,nen
ed wuh diamond howers. lhc IA neipal rim
Of pearls lies almost on the ertnine, whilst %.
top run o: the great circle, or b'Ii is composed
oil sappbrs', emsralus, and ruulos Of great
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

Mr.. Grnndy's Pom,c,-A writer IN the
NASHVILLE Republican, over the signature oil
&. ]. L. an,maaysris with some severity upon
Mr.. Grundy's poliDics He says :" no one VIVA
Is not enirrly stranger 10 psssmRs events
Gao bn Ignorsni that our Senator. Mr.. Grundy
has Attempted 10 q oiuc- an impres SION iba,
he is wholly innocent vi the doctrine OF Null.
foaiioa"
" he object of this attack A. thu. time Gays
another pnpe') cannot be mistaken. 1hr doc.
trins Of Notification IL odions Mr. Grundy
Is a candidate for Senator OF thr Untpd States
II he can be cesaseIy charged with the doc.
ifine his election vii be DEFEATED. Nlr. Gran !,
ought 10 rejoice that an opportuniy IL noA
III deh HIM To defend himself from the
charge: II he can satisfy the Legislature that
he rs n" NnIi6"r, thr prejudice srs,ng from
the Opposite suppasiion ought 10 be bandoned 4,
but u he ranno remove the suspicion, then lei
him BE- dealt wnh as a msu entertaining such a
doctrine merits"
The Prople Of the West seem TO have very
It'll" loleihtIpn for any even of their former
iavofites who ara suspected Of beiug tain
Ird with thu hrresy OF the Modification doc
uIn0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

We learn thai Col. Croze, has selec,ed tn.
oo"'hrf", or Hanging lock e, ior the loca-
ton OF he Parkerso"rs road between Minehes.
Ter ana honnry aud that 1t IS expected tina
mat part OF the route Iyihg between North K,-
yer ao1 homnry III he located aud put un
der con iaci bsiore Christtaas
IpiHchester Yiryiaian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

be esn lump into The fre himself. ard msle u
10 ~ bslJiag en his owo sceosni. We b chsn-
her, ,bs Isnipci.n,. snd has ousisd sslesn
from his ,,liss aud psrogsiv~,.
Tg. Y. Com. Ade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03
FIRE AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

A destructive fire, involving grrat loss OF
propeTit broke Out IN Louisville, keniucky,
on he night OF the l2h instant. The alarm
was gwen At about eleven O'CLOCK The Fl 70
was found 10 originate Ia the upper story OF
the Wholesale establishment OF Messrs shan.
non and Taylor, Oh. Market stree, adjoining
The United States Branch Bank. Before us
progress could he arrested, The building in
which the h'e originated, together with that
occupied b. Nj. Peta, as Druggist establish
mrnt, and tenement adjoining occupied oy
serth aud SteAart, tailOrs, were consumed
In "hoe amount OF properly destroyed is
stated, ~ The Focus, al froa forty 10 hty thou
sand dollars. Inc loss IN Mr.. Peitt's house
is supposed 10 have been iweive Thousand dol.
lars, Of which about FIVE thousand was covered
bv insurance. lnete Is no estimate AS To the
loss ol h"srs. Shannon Aud Taylor but II is
sad, thai they also were Insured TO a cnnside-
ra6lr amount. The office OF the Tinted States
Bank WAS ~ ImmInen' danger tot spne time !,
bhi, tue night beng favorable scarcely a breath
OF Wind SURFING, twas, fortunately, preserved.
itad ~ been otherwise, The loss oi property
great as It was, wOuld, according 10 lhe Fo-
Gus, nave 0een far greater. Inc fire was aitri.
ou''u 10 accident. Bali. Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

Which tnsy be saughi Tor 10 van 10 lhs upss.
una and esbineis Of the curios. ct hons oil
The mind with ss,opishmeni, and eous,snily
remind the traveller thst he IL 10 = country
whore both tho snimsl anl vegetable king.
dom. srs 10 % greet MEASURE aneI ploteJ, aud
oJ.r tn the pst,r slst bonndle.s hPlds for inves-
nEsiioa. The ssnilesi brsszs that REACHES ,on
com 81 Iosd@d with the mos, deiie,ops perfumes
OF fruits and flowers, and slposi At every step
ns~ objects are prevented 10 Jopr visw, esob
calling forth ordinations Of wondsr aud de
light
Inc natives Of this country. contrary 10 ON
preconeSiyed notions, are. IN general. well for
med !. . deisrn.d person - rsrrly 10 be me,
with the fat noses, thick lips, curved shh,
aud large foo', wnh the projecting heel. con.
side,.d snh US Hs peG1haIy characteristic Of
the African rac., arr by no means so common
~ ynu would in.g ne IN the contrary, ave
frequently seen lorsns whose isuiiless propUi
too. mi,h serve - studies for the palmer %,
sculptor some have very regular features. and,
hut for ihsir complexion. we would think them
handsome but they ate az black as Erebus.
In their manners they are kind aud gentle,
and hosptable almost To a fault they s,are
neither pans nor expense TO entertain srda'
gers, aud seem 10 VIC with each OF ef wno
shall do Them tue greatest kin iness ibeif
habiialion, are well built sod the greats
nnatness aud order prevails throughout, N
Iced al African town presents All APPEAR
ance OF cleanliness whu h Is well worthy ut IN
tattoo.