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CrNsrrN IeATrn.

Al a meeting Of a number Of the cltIzcns Of Bed
ford county at the Boil Tavern IN Liberty, on the
23rd Of April, 1882, (beiug court day, after proala
nation made for that purpose for tn purpose Of
appointing Delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention
in Mayncxt John A Wharton, Esq. was on mo-
ton, appointed Chairman Of sad nfectlng, and
Marquis d. Gray appointed Secretary.
And ON motion of VIM. Cook, Esq. n committee
of five was appointed by the chair to report pre-.
ambc aud resolutions, expressive Of the sense Of
sad meeting, 10 W.T.. William Cook Edmund II
vine, Col Edward Gwotkln, Capt Nelson a.
Thompson, aud Capt y. y. Oliver, who having
rctircd short tlme 'e,urued and reported The fol
lowing preamble and resolutions; which, having
been read by the Chairman. were se7araI'y odol tcl
umaRim0uSiR, tD Wit.
Deeply Impressed with the Importance ofunloH,
antcUncurt Of action amongst the republican party
and the friends Of the present administration
throughout the Unt1l States, At aIIt.mcs, and par
ticularIy atthe approaching election oflhe first and
second officers ofthe Government, OR vgIanct
should rot abho IN any degree from ne perfect
Conviction sc feel ID nc great etl'alny Of the re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

WEfiLIIhMB REID, Thomas ] Rcid, nd.
w mrofJohn Pend, dec Joseph Gadd ST ana
Robert { Cutler Intc notice that on Thursday
the 2ilh d. Of May ncyt, between the rising and
se;tlus III TIM sun. ut llatchcrs cd Store, in tho
county Of Bedford, shall proceed 10 take the Dc.
positions Of John Nocll nnd Others, 10 be read ~
evidence IA hult now depending md undctetmlu
elm the tneull Superior Count Of Law and Ghon
Gerry, holden m Iyuchburg, in which am plaintiff
aud you are defendants. And # the sand deposit
ton should not be- finished that day, 10 be cou-
rnucd from day 10 day, until completed And on
> otutlny the 26th day ofthc same month, Mt the
oncc Of tulcs Ward, IL the town Of Lynchburg,
shall take the dispositions Of Mr. - Reid aud
olbDrs, to be rcad - dencc IN the sumo SUIT To
BE- also continued from day to day, if necessary.
(Sunday9 excepted an completed
HENRY, n p aUper,
Soa NJ EaHcy
April 26 wfw
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CId,TIIS.

, piece. aupelhne LONDON Blue, splandl quality.
; - N,dan DO do and low pr,ee,
, Ia Extra Iper Lonlon Black,
/ ID L6w Puce and good article,
/ do NlfIjnrry, ofI fashionable shade. and heats
ttliy aae,
! 10 hy,slb'. Green. also very Fashionable,
/ d. Grcen. Habit Cloth fpr Gcntlcr6cns' wear,
: do Brown, one very fine,
, ID Olive fine and sup,rSoc
, do steel m,S one ri which IL also very fine,
10 1tab fur Dtcr-conts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26
JONI G. SffELTOr,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

Ep fspECTFrLLY nforuis tfe CI4en- Y
Lyochbgrs 1nl the Pubo gsncrolry, that u
has Z turnr1l tom Ne~ Yeff AMI Phlldslfffia-.,
wtere la took much plns IN p.ortirio. neat ppr;
f,shionlbic Stock + pin ii GOODS sofGehtle"
uan wear CousIstag - rast n iFc follo-in
trltss al OF Which he S, III SILL yery ~ fr csSr
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{
mont n relation II, must be settled. Popularity
hunters, IN the West have long SINCE nlade use oi
TINS them as young Ambition ladder where.
by teosesrd to the heights oflower. 1t istmc 10
sup the demasogue Of tie aidthus furnished To
Inn aud 10 leave him olhc obscurty. from which.
but ion the deusNe hopes lie has hcsn enabled
to create and sustain IT connection with this subject
he would never have emerged
Col Benton, of Missouri heads the party IN
Congress whIca has for some years been cndta,or
ing 10 subyert tho policy heretofore pursued by tn
government IN relation to the Public Lands For
getting the utthttthcs' lands are the elnt pro
pery of the thirteen States winch originally com.
posed THIS eoutedarary these gentlemen wish to
aHcna'c the national title, and to make free gift
Of tins vast Of revenue, to thc scy,ral Staes
IN which II is embraced On, uhng in tins Grasp
M desire 10 eflce; substantially tn Sumo purpose
by reducing the minimum Pdce at whlrhthe mnds
shall be sold to barely nominal sum And although
tins perSevcrlng phaanx has heretofore ialel Ia
elect ITS object, II has never been met by the sprt
Of determined opposition which lis UNJUST lrcten-
SONS wcte calculated to excite. At length, how
ever. thas been thus met Mr Clay, IN Ion,
and able Report, has shown the exceeding injustice
Of the clam set up by thencw States THROUGH some
Of then representatives, and the cross impoIcy Of
entertaining it for a moment He docs not stopto
estimate the effect which auch a decided stand $
calculated to have upon his popularity Fore-
warned by Nr Benton aud hls allies, that tins R.
port would set the whole West on fire" he never
hcless advances boldly to his object states his posi-
uons with Gle tncss, aude lstalls them by rcaso 6
winch cannot be controyertcd Tins Is like Henry
Clay, who whether he hc rghtor wrong III his
oplnions-und whether thor ayoWa be popular
or unpopuIar-scoms all "jaditlon2' devclopc-
mcnts and concealmcuts. Such a man is honest #
he be mlslaken-and no one can doubt that he de
serves the sulrogcs ofthc people, much more than
an individual who affects opinions that he docs not
entertain, and discard, those winch he does, 10
suit the tastes OF the company by which he may be
sorounded-ilkc the Chameleon, assuming the hue
Of every object with which Is for the moment m
contact. Nh Clay's Report exposes the injustice
and mpoIcy eltherof granting the public domain TO
the States IN Inch it les or of reducing It's price
to anomrna yauc--aud proposes that 1t shall be
divided among the several States in proportion TO
thclr federal population.
We shall publish the Rcpor. entire IN our next
paper In the mean time, we VIII mention single
Clr stated IN II ,hirh " III ,lou,e.s he urV ia Our
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-. Jackson mol ON!
..,5.I1n AID simei dsaH'y DO" al uie '1''-
I'M. judiciary, bat that he likewise dis.
l..,.l.ds,. voluntarily and unaolci-
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&, ualc. Ja"- III
Ir..artofh,s as NY only n1o1c oil REDRESS Tor
#.' I.oncedy. II b. It personal injury received
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

he has been rse.p,r,.
oferme or l.o,,,.....,s.. t,,a...,..#...,..-...
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f'''"'o e"''af''' ol MN VINO Is removed winch
hemanded the exercise oithe poWcr-espccially as
We have been more than once assured l,y the r,rt,
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- no ~"
'''''' "'l'"'' s'"se. nc JunSe mas therefore itt
himself justified IN publishing reg5otlm, Il Ltc1a-
TIM ei paRliaalllq. some oftb, Itt,r. f,rmrr,, al
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POI
t'9H u 'iI" ltl'S h'No"h fePuiailon' y oil show
M oil he Writer oteasslcal Messages and eloquent
I.,rf.s IN hisila,a cI.al4rt,# nsanao virbsrt ,a,
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''h''u NAays J"''e 'l1'h'hl"Sf) "h'n II Is a'r
to myself, as Wclias 10 the country, toput to rest
the ridiculous pretensons 10 literature lately satun
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clam from lima that " hch Is MINI. Let others al
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

RETRENc1,IE1r, ovhn THE LIFT 2hrLDEn-
We earnestly cotfulend MIR Foot pt!hy speech %
tl1c pctu51 ofour Tcadcrt-p particularly toiose who
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

- It's surmised that Congress VIII not ad.
lourn until late in July. Acting on tins presnmp-
ton we observe that Nh Dallas. OF tie aerae, has
relinguishod the performance Of task heretofore
undertaken by him. Of delivering nm Grafton on the
an Of july neu, before the Young Mems assdci.
alton OF Philadelphia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

~. Under the Congressional head the reader
a,I. find nc interesting proceedings ooehlns Zen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

Ious'aus case, brought own 10 our last aplvicss
hcm Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-26

r. Ad,Iccs from England are 10 the Goth Of
March. They are mmponant however. The
most interesting items will be found m another col
umu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
ID f. A Il III :.

In this town yesterday morning, after Distress
ing illness, Mr.. Hiram A.Pery, in his 3lst year.
On Thursday night last, Mrs. Rebecca Taylor,
wife Of Capt Edward f. Taylor, aged 81 years.
On the I'd of May, on his passage from St.
Thomas to New-York, Capt. Benedict Dayton, of
the ship Constitution of this port, aged 55 years.
lie was an experienced shipmaster for many years
out of this port, and always sustained the charac-
ter of an honest, respectable citizen.
At North Kingston, Sd inst. Mrs. Ann Sweet,
widow of Mr. Samuel Sweet, in the 18th year of
her age. After long illness which she bore with
patience and christian fortiude, she resigned her
breath with peaceful hope Of blessed immortal
ty. [CoMM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
NJ f. VI u X A N ID A.

The ship Alliance, Covell, Of this port, was al
Oahu, Nov. 5th. with 2400 bbls. oil.
Arr. at Boston, I'd, ship Majestic, Page, FIN N.
Orleans.
Brig Charles Joseph, Congdon, was at Havana,
April !, for N. Orleans.
At Havana, April 18th, brig Fame, Vinson, for
Providence in days.
Arr. at Norfolk, on the 3Oth ut. schr Babcock,
Norham, from this port. On the 22d, in lat. 80,
Edward Read, Of this town, seamen, fell from the
foreyard, and was lost.
Arr. at Norfolk, 4th inst. schr Hiram, Chad
wick, Of this port.
Arr. at Havana 18th ult. brig Laurel, Bisley FIN
this port
Brig Mary, Perry, arr at Matanzas 5th, from
Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
The Committee on the Tariff reported

/ The COMMITTEE on the Iarlh reported
the following in the Legislature Of this
State last week, which was adopted:
Whereas the Secretary Of the Treas
ury of the United States has recOmmen-
ded the repeal of the existing tariff ofdu-
ties, and submitted to Congress a sub
stitute therefore, in the provisions ofwhich
the protective principle is, as we con-
ceive, abandoned in regard to important
interests Of the country--particularly in
relation to the growth and manufacture
Woodland whereas large investments
have been made (under the faith Of the
Government that they would be protect
ed) by the citizens of this State, in both
branches Of that business, which would
be lost or rem dered wholly unproductive
under the operations of such law
! Therefore it is resolved by this Gener-
al Assembly, that our Senators in Con-
grcss be instructed, and olr Representa-
tives requested, to use their eXertions to
prevent the provisions of said bill, as re-
commended by the Secretary, from be-
coming law, and also to prevent any
modification ofthe present law in relation
to these important interests, which does
not amply protect them against oreign
competitions.
! From the Providence Chronicle and American.
The people of Rhode-Island are called
upon by General Jackson to sacrifice
that industry by which, and which only,
they live--to send in their adhesion to
the men and measures of the present ad-
ministration at Washington by displacing
Governor Arnold and the present Senate
and electing Governor Fenner and a
Jackson Senate in their places. If they
do elect Governor Fenner & his Senate,
the fact will be construed into will
lingness on the part of Rhode Island that
the present tariff of duties on goods i'm
ported shall be repealed, and replaced
by one which the anti-tariT men esteem
more "iudicious.
This Jackson tariff has already been
submitted to Congress, with the Presi-
dents fiat to pass it into law. Let the
farmers of this State reflect on the zeal
of the present administration for their in
teres's, as evlnced by that part which re-
lates to wool:
"On wool manufactured, the value
whereof, at the place ofexporlation, shall
not exceed ten cents per pound, five per
per cent ad raiorem, half cent a
poundl and when the value shall exceed
10 cents per pound, 90 per cent. ad raio-
rem;" two cents pound. This, fellow
citizens, is the amount ofprotection which
General Jackson is willing to give YOUR
wool, instead Of the ample protection
which was granted when John Quincy
Adams was President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
BENZ. I'll. WILBOES,

Has for sale at his store IN Broad-streef,
the ,tollowing articles:--
Ht ARDEN SEEDS, Utensils of Eiusban-
NW dry, Domestic Goods, Groceries,
Grain, Wares, Vegetables, Provi-
sions, Cutlery, Nails, Fruit, Brooms,
Brushes, Hats, and Shoes of nearly eve-
ry kind, in all their variety.--ALSO, a
quantity of the first quality Canal and Is
land Cheese.
sEs lie expects to be daily supplied
with new butter from the Island, in the
best order in its season--made by some
of the neatcst dairy women--al (which
articles, he will sell by retail, or quanti-
ty, on terms the most reasonable and sat
slactory. may 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
May 10th.
NEW BOOKS,
For sale at
JAMES HAMMOND>S
DRY GOODS AND BOOK STORE

Saturday Epening, or preparatory medi-
tations for the coming Sabbath, by the
author Of Natural History of Enthusi-
asm;
.SiA 'ssaufacture; treatise on the origin,
progressive improvement, and present
state ofthe silk manufacture;
Salnonia; or days of fly fishing; with
some account ofthe habits of fishes be-
longing to the Genus Salmo, 6y an
Angler;
Choiera-morbus; treatise on cholera
morbus,or researches on the symptoms,
nature, and treatment Of this disease /;
aud on the different means of avoiding
it--by f. G.. Bosseau, Professor in
the military hospital of Metz, sc &c.
Coionbus; Parley's life of Christ. Co
lumbus, illustrated by tales, sketches,
and anecdotes;
The Pious Minstrel; a collection Of sa..
cred poetry; with Pollock's portrait, ,au-
thor Of Course Of Time;
Pocket Reference Bibie--The English
version of the Polyglott Bible; pocket
edition.
i'm Economical alias, for the use Of fam
HES and young persons, containing
thirty four maps, to which are added
various tables ofpopulation and extent,
the height of mountains, and length Of
MYERS, canals, roads, rail roads, &c /;
together with views exhibiting the
style of building, dress sc in various
countries;
Shades and Shado,rs: treatise on shades
and shadows and Linea perspective; by
Charles Davis, Professor of mathemat-
les in the military academy at West
Point;
album--variega'cd pocket album, with
elegant plates, sc &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
STAGE FARE REDUCED.

The Stage Fare from Newport to Boston, IS
reduced TO Three Dollars.
VuNITE Stage leaves Newport Mondays, ,Wcdnes-
q days and Fridays, at 5 O'Clock a. M ar
rives at Boston at half past O'Clock p M, leaves
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at o'clock
a. IN. and arrives in Boston at half past O'Clock
p m. Stage book kept at Mr.. Townsend's Hotel
1hamcs-strect, Newport. The stage leaves Bos-
ton every day, except Sundays, at 5 o'clock, am.
Stage book kept at Mr.. Barker's Marlborough
Hotel, Washington street, Boston.
This stage is connected with the New Bedford
and Providence stages at River, fare "a.
r. B. kINSLEY, Agent.
Newport, May TO-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
NEW BOOKS.

Palestine, or the Holy Land, vol.
Memoirs Of the Empress Josephine, |
vol.
Court and camp Of Bonapate, vol
Voyages of the Early Navigators, ! v.
being the 9th, 28th, Goth, & 30th Nos.
Of the Family Library.
Letters of the British Spy, by VIM.
Writ, vol
A preliminary Dissertation on the me-
chanism of the Heavens, by mrs. Som
erville, vol
Romance and reality, by LEI. Q vo.
Adventures on Columbia river, by
Ross Cox, vol.
Just received for sale or circulation,
by HENRY BARBER,
may lO.) No i53, Ihomes-sireet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
NEw-YoRK, May 7.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet ship Mercy, Browne,
and briggs Jasper, and Ceres, Paris dates
have been received to the I'd of April
The barque Sterling, sailed from Bristol
on the 9th ofApril, but brought no papers
of late date. A passenger who had
seen London paper Of the 9th, says it
contained no news.
From the statement of the MOniteur
which we publish below, it will he seen
that the Cholera was spreading with much
more rapidity in Paris than in London
The chamber of Deputies was nearly de-
serted.
CHOLERA.
Official bulletin of the lst April, 4 o.
clock in the afternoon, to Cd April A o.
clock in the afternoon.
Number of persons attacked.
Total of the day--l58 men,
81 women, 2o2
Total of the preceding days, 483
Grand total. 735
Deaths.
Total ofthe day-G9 men,
81 women, lOO
Total of the preceding days, 167
Grand total. OCT
From the official accounts, made up to
six o'clock yesterday, it appears that the
total number of cases, from the Goth ult.
up to that period, was 565, and of deaths
3G5. Some individuals have also been
attacked at Puteaux, Passa, La Niletta,
and Charenton, villages in the immediate
neighborbood of Paris, and seven cases
have occurred in the Hotel des lnvallds,
two of which have terminated fatally
We also learn that three men were yes
terday attacked by the disease in tho
prison of the Conccrgerie, but the cases
are not of very serious nature.
PARIS, April 3.--This morning M
Casimir Perier has received dispatches
from most the projects OF Departments.
They announce that Boards of Health
have been convoked to adopt measures
against the cholera. 1t also appears that
this disorder has appeared in many other
places.
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The Brighton Marl'et-day which has been for
many years on Monday, is to he changed to We'd
nesday. This arrangement will remedy the evil
so long complained of-that Of driving cattle to
Brighton, and making other preparations for sales.
on the Sabbath.
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ON SATURDAY NEXT, at 9 O'Clock

a. m at the store Of the subscriber,
a pieces 23I yds domestic Carpeting; |;
10 ps crash, 10 do. Russia diaper, 6
elegant Marseilles quilts,4 dozen vests, e
dozen bang-up trowsers, 2 dozen chcx
shirts, ps blue broadcloth, 10 ps cotton
shifting, 6 new and second hand hats, 2
time pieces, 10000 Russian quilts, I2
fag-seat chairs, 8 wooden do, 10 setta
knives and forks, clothing, furniture, beds,
and bedding, and great variety Of oth-
er articles. Conditions cash.
NJ. HALL, auct'r.,
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MAY 10.
JAMES HAMMorTD's
Circulating Library,
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~ Il ~ - ~ 4 "A ~ ~ i u ~ > .
293 Columbia Observation-Disclosures or
the Columbia River, including the
narrative Of a residence Of six
years on the western side of the
Rocky mountains, among the vari-
Gus tribes of Indians hitherto un-
known-together with Journey
across the American continent, by
Ross Cox, vol
1920 Santo Sebastiano, or the Young
Protector, by the author of "The
Romance of the Pyrenees, new
edition, 3 vols
1921 Navigators-Lives and voyages OF
Drake, Cavendish, and Dampier,
including an introductory view OF
the earlier discoveries in the South
Seas, and the history of the Blu.
GAMERS, vol, (being the 3Otl
No. Family Library.
1922 Romance and Reality, by l.. L. l.
author ofthe "Improvisatrice, -
'The Venetian Bracelet Sc 2 vo
1923 Indian Wars-the history of Phil
lips War, commonly called the
Great Indian War of 1915 and
l676-also of the French and In
dian Wars at the eastward in 1888
69O-l692-l696 and 1904, by
Thomas Church, esq l vol
242t Budget-The Sisters Budget, a
collection of original tales in prose
and verse, by the authors of "The
Odd Volume" with contribution
from mrs Hemans, miss Milford,
&c sc 2 vols
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Schr. Crown. Baker, Boston; sloops Huntress
Barnes, and Victory, Willard, New-York.
CLEARED.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Providence; sloops Hun
tress, Barnes, and Victory, Willard, do. soop Ea-
gle, Vars, N. York;