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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

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- s..-af.rtas flowing notice ! ..e 20
PIN Z; 4..tl, ofJanaafy Il
" Wcarc requests Ia stat tast HICKORY p
viii be erected on Monday afternoon ne,', al ) a
lock- in front Of tlle hotel hep, by Mrs Morse, IN
south Front street
Tn. Raleigh Rceixierof Friday last e'yes u
ne particulars If ae sreat fire which occurred IL
tint CITY on Saturday morning, the 1th msfeat
'rl.a number Of buildings destroyed, mcHdne Ut
house. was about sixty and tn ~ ,rcra'e amount
u los By tuc fire is computed at from cls,ty 10 Il
hundred thu.sdud da.Iais.
ATROCIOUS MURDER The s.. Louis
Times oI the 2l,h ut. sf5.es fhat ou the unth Of
Deceub-r lust n man b. IhaulHn Of Johnson, IN
- town of old Franklin, Howard county. va
-. while as!crpln BID with his w,tc and child
In til. dead Of nleht h., wife vas awabened and
found her husband struggling IN tho a@oaics II
death. and the bed elo'hes Oh fire The Shot Wa
dlsrhar ed through a window of the room IN winch
they slept Much cxeitenfnt rrgyailedn The town
AMI vicinity hrt We heka not heard that any eiGf
Ia yet brn,l found by winch 10 truce the aiurieres.
The Wiie and child we not H. iusd.
W. are gralifrd - learn that Mr.. Ch,YroN g
Delaware, has so far recovered his health as tn IL
able to take his scat IN the Scn,tc Of the United
States
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LTECIiBBR., JAN. ., -

CONGRESSIONAL

h'f''h-S l@Ift We wish tlstIo..
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aaG siIc 'o 'H5 pIal", candid and ,,..,
fae7'. taat calm nd diarassiona,c 90, 49,.
inch The ovcr# arlmng impmt;,..,or ,
nom IT supposed den.
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incoming al t13s5enfo aj,aeu. hatLy aIIo,
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'iay Val h'i '' clamed III Pgmsyyani, ,s,E...
'oe'i'' y }" virginia as the opponent ortle pl,,..
system nor "'il any great question of cons.
eon'' "a" or national nolcy ever arise either ef..
he IS a candidate Tor Office, or when be shall.
e"taed with Official authority upon wh,5 l..
opinions win he doubtful .,,bn, :, c.,.,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23
Fro@ TIE Nc'c Yort Pm current. Jan. II
WEST INDIA TRADE.

Hy stalomcnls recently published It appears tha
among lhc arrivals at New York and Boston durlna
the year ending 31st ult-there wcrcof
British Vessels 300
And during the preceding year 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23
SOAPS.

M APLES and variety of other Shaving Soaps
AN now opening and for sale at the lowest pri
aes' by the dozen or single cake
NOVEL DAVIES.
ian 10 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Safpr}1v .Jauaars II =fhc Committee apron-
Ted to examine the Auditor, Oaiec reported stating
ihat their examination has resulted IN their cntue
conviction tlutthc business ofthr Onrc and MI
as departments Is conducted with great ability
anl nlehty. On motion Of Nj Bryce. luI ON III,
,sl5,
The { committee Of Propositions AMI Grievances
renarfed ara,n.t the poftIanef c.ti..n.or G,Ia,.
Txeuc Grcubricr and AIonror Gu a new. cot.nfy
std that the seat of IuslIr, be nj tn, mouth of nh
M Creek Ac ttn, ,lIsniisIre.y ofnoi,.)--,pl II
sitizanS nj \Vood u3rt}.oa and I,vl. C,,, n,u#
.nlntg--lfor ,usl,hsIenrv at notice. winch v,r,
,gyc,t Il,
.portrIg> .of.sI.,,.t#4,
0nmotion Of Nh Powell liz t,..htiopor Mr.
ta,i. the t,on,,,,,i,, ,,.l,,r y ,,,,.
A. fron,tL. confederation If III. .o,,.,to c in,
,na,r,n,t,,,r -, ,l,y.s and tho ,,,,.,d,..u ALTERED
,a5tng Mr. R,udol,b uas ,,,.,.,. nm
Mr. Powell addressed the Him.. and zen. fl
h,vea hv AicsSr, Danicl r,,Il.,,.r aud M
AL
IN ,nat;,o Ntr Pm H.. ,.I,.,,,.,,.d
.''ag' """ ~ - to'ops WIZ presented
iy nj "''o' ~ '''h nom, son N'"y I l''A oil
ne county OF NHoselnona' ffffes'nlIns that The
,@ss 40" e'""e' 10 rims ar made l"'''' u
by MI Moore o' eHizehs 81 R'eAonder Tor the
fehA''a, oi i'e' negroes, ana thf sf'dod rmmePa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

EHrlond-.-A letter from our celebrated cota=
tryman Washington hung, received by one q
Inc latest arrivals, gives melancholy account @
the present state OF the public mind in Great Err
tim. Thcpuc. ton Of Reform, the alarm Of rIols
tie droatot resurrection, and tn fear the cholera
lie says, so occupy the nind, that MI enterprise
IN literature and the arts Is at ii stand lie has Il
bool, ofhis own ready for the press, which he will
not,entu,e to publish under existing circumstances
~ y C0Yrtcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23
FOR RENT,

NtEEA FUK RENT,
HsssMH a convenient Tenement on Main
UllIkR Street. Lynchhurg, now in the orcu.
sHAsa. pancy OF Mr. Charles Galway. Pos.
session can le had Immediately or terms, az.
ply to s N0WJIH
Jan. 90 o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

TuRKEY.-REMARKABLE TEMPEST
tWhlIc some Of our public journals are assuring
then readers thai there has been no storm on the
BosPhurus as previously stated, VIC have rcceir-
ed the following very ntere>tu; description Of 1t
from rIcad, Whow first hurIt out from Pera
uud then exposed 10 lts fury
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

Jan 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-09
| L + MS.

The Christian clergyman, who breaches III the
Hall of Science in New York, bought and for.
mprly occupied by Mr.. Robert ID. Oven and h.
friends. has invited the former vlsilants % n,
building to come and hear him deliver an sad.
dress on the evidences Of religion"
The New York Courier designates c. {. Cam.
breens as the author Of the bank report.
Two hundred shares of U. S. Bank stock sold
10 New York, on Saturday. at l2l!.
Mr.. Webster reached Boston or Sa,utdav,-
His leave Of absence from the Senate extends 70
a week.
The Legislature of Indiana have chartered,
company to construct bridge over the Ohio A.
Louisville. The cost of this work Is estimated
at five millions Of dollars.
A letter from Green BAY, to he editor Of la
Missouri Republican, states that the small 10,
was making dreadful ravascs among the lndi,n,
along the Western shore of Lake Michigan
THE Pope turned Pr0test-ant.-The Frnt
Figaro concludes a small article about the pro,es.
of the Pope with this exclamation :. who would
have thought of his holiness turning Protestant.
II great Jackson Meeting was held at the Court.
house in Halifax IN. c. on the esd ult b..
ing the first day Of the Superior Court The
meeting was organized by placing Cul Wood ].
Hamiin in the Chair. and appointing +. B. Smith
and John A. Biniord as Secretaries After
very heated debate, in which the merits Of the
Baltimore Convention and Mr.. Van Buren, were
freely canvassed, personal. fracas took place be.
tween several members OF the meeting, which
broke it up.
breaches in the Canai.-Wc learn from he
ALBANY Journal that there is breach in the Ca.
nal at Fullam's Basin, which carried of groce.
ry and barn, with several rods of embarkment
There is breach also at Oneida Greek Boat,
from Rochester are not expected at Albany aI
the lllh or 18th inst.
.4aother Steamboat Disaster. Extract Os
letter from Messrs. Varien & Reel. Of St LOUIS
to A. Owen, Esq. of Cincinnati, dated
"Sr. Louis, April IS, 1882
Dear Strive have to relate the uniorig.
nate circumstance Of the burning Of the steam.
boat TaIisman. which took place while living al
the landing last night. A total loss. How Il
originated IS unknown. A part of the crew e,
capped narrowly with their lives. Mrs. Pollock,
the wife of the captaln,) had to jump overheard,
and one of the passengers broke his leg in max
ing his escape. All endea,ors BY the ere" and
citizens to save the boat were unavaIllng-
| There were no lives lost"
Smcide.-The New Haven Herald states tia!
young lady in Orange, West Haven't on Thurs
day morning last. was found dead in her bed hay
ing cut her throat with razor. Sne was OF We
ry respectable connexions. The cause issupPO;.
ed to be insanity. produced by religious excite
ment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-09
$50 Reward.

NV As stolen from on board the steamboat Potomac,
w while lying at the hsrf at Washington, on the
Sd INST one small mahogany Writing Desk, containing
one package of money, directed to Charles Page Esq
Cashier of Bank of Potomac of Alexandria, AID about
one hundred and twenty in IS and silver, and two
notes of hand. one drawn by Mr. spotswood in favor
of Simon Vial for 100 dollars, having credit on the
Bank for part of the sam; the other drawn by Mr..
Hunter in favor of Samuel Person for 50 dollars The
SIX contained also, many valuable papers ct mine'
as ell as small book, bound in boards. used as an
sccount and letter book: also, the STEAMBOATS, regis
ter will give the above reward for the detection of
the desk and It's contents when delivered to Charles
Page, ESQ., Cashier Of the Bank Of Potomac, or the
Agent Of the Boat "A. HUBS ALL.
h,ay If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-09

toby Of the Scrgeant-at-Arms, should be forthwith
discharged.
Mr.. Huntingdon rose to offer an amendmeD,
that all after the word Resoiced should be stricks,
out, and the following inserted:
"That Samuel Honston has been guilty Of
contempt and violation OF the privileges Of ,bi,
House."
Mr. II. addressed the House at length in Sun.
port of his amendment.
Mr.. Polk having then obtained the floor
Mr.. Ingersol moved that the further procecI
ings should be postponed until II O'Clock, A "
on Tuesday, which motion prevailed-ayes IS
nays A..
After which the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-09

Published, daily, 10y EDGAR SNOwDEN,) Tor the
Town, and thrice week for the Country, on fa'rIaA
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly oP
pos,e the Post Office Daily paper So; Country pa
per IS per nnum.-advertisemen's inserted Al .ns
following rates: For square OF 10 lines, inse,ee
dailv. or every other day three times, VI; ana %
osn;. for every subsequent, Insertion. On Advertise.
msnts inserted once or t,uee cesk, IS per cent adj
I,;an.I No Advertisement considered less than a
snnsrs nor inserted for less than ST. Al advertise
msn,s published in the Daily, appear ~ the Country
paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-09
DRAJTS THIS D.7T.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,

Glass No q for 1882
Will be drawn in the City OF New York on "edhe
Law, Ma,9
8 Capital Prizes of $4,000 each
Tickets IS 90; halves 2 so; quarters -.
To be had in variety of numbersot
=. UG2SE,
Lottery u Exchange BrOhsr. lie 'nd's
a. Who has left few chances in The Grand ColH
lilated Lottery 10 9, drawn in Wilmington ,fs'ed'
which has so prizes u 900 dollars So do Of 500 De
sidesa variety of other handsome prizes. F,rst Draw
number will be entitled 10 20 dolls I'd and d, 10. &C.
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TER

81 ,cr ne1aan pavabn IN p5vtacr.-Nn sub
p ,Il be- received f,r les time taan month.
. a aaar WI b. -, a',sn.S .o%i 4 tue discretion of
~ ,nyFeTISE tENrS ,ill Be- inserted NJ - cont.
j. -, i... tls Il Il tintf, aud II > crfs for rat
pr -l.s r4.,e lram di,tia must he pad tur Pre-
rH ,.t, l.I ttuat 81 "a pEnaat assumed by sulne
1 ,...., .lIa rer.aa in i.'oehh"r=
an tfers lIressri 10 the Editors mast be pest paid
s.,..f a.t i,e attended To-.
OF nv E-7-,s gss-
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FOREIGN NEW -.
From iAe N y I1uaai ~ Commerce, Jnps /,
LATE AND IMPORTANT.

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@8fg39gN}s ATi0NS.


IT, t....,I \I4..i,4 ottbe I.yrrI,Lury Tract
>...,y ~. a.,doa Tn llth ms, d, lhe second
r.#fi9r Church.
-, meeting WIS opened ,y the Fl. ST. mt with
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TO TAXES PAID HERE

TIE REFORlI ErL IS PASSED.
May %
In Other windows and We observed on tie lawn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

b. cash, received of George Bagby, la'e
Treasurer,
BY subscriptions collected at annual nee
ting,
By Tracts sold al sundry times,
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-31


 ln the E49adaH Spectator, we had thus noticed, among d collection ofmechar- cal curosiiics, the Steam Cannon q our Perhans. -.G |. A0,eflcan.
 Air. Perkins may be considered III the light ol a benefactor to bis species, in- asmuch as his wonderful improvement III the art of killing, must eventually lead to the abolition ot war. To give some idea of the powers and capabli- ties of this engine, let the reader fancy q metal tube of any given eallhFe, eon- aected with q compact steam apparatus of proportionate power, and moveable u pleasure n any direction means Of universal joint. With one fourth additional force to that of gun powder, Il will propel a stream oi bullets, wheth- CT musket or cannon balls, at the rate Q! seventy git Ill four seconds, for any length oi time during which the steam power may be kept Up. Nothing mor- tal, oi that is made by mortal hands, can stand agaInst such resistless at lack. One gAB is ffl itself battery ln perpetual and incessent action, moving aorizontally, or vertically, sweeping n seml-circular range, and pouring i ati the while continued yoiley of balls, lwithuleffieg precision when directed | point blank. Two of these guns ln snip would sink any vessel instantly; and what force could pass by such q fbattery on land? sfi'fhevery appearance of one oH the tieid of battle, would clear t of living beings, either bY putting them to flight or 10 death. The gun IS fred every half houIs and it is fixed so that the balls can only hit target at the other end of the room. The noise ii makes in firing is little more than that caused b} flle rush of column ol steam l from narrow aperture, vith the aidi- ton of the noise of the balls hitting the target. Strange to relate, there is lot fhe slightest danger to alarm the most tinid female. Ii is curious ta see a small tube of polished steel spittng (Ior that term is most expressive of is ae- lion) forth shower of bullets and steam witheatth the least apparent eaars
 Besides this extraordinary and bean iital piece of mechanism, there are oih- CT s7ecimens of the ingenuity of the ia- sentor. iir. Perkins, which we car Q Y eoumerate.-- SpParatus Illustrating his ne" mode of pvaporatii.g fluids ii open vessels. and of generating steam under pressure; for compressine air; for generating eheat by means of fric- ton. applieatle to the fusion of metals. Nc. 4 new paddle-waeel for steam boats, by Mir. Perkins, and Mir. Holds vorth's revolving rudders, are shown in action by working models of steam boats thatpropel themselyesround tanks |of water, 7St. Sc.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-31
PROPOSALS FOR BEFp

TWO sets of proposals will be reee,v.,
 until ii'iltirsday, tine 22d day of 'Nes N vember, 1882, 6 clock, T. .M ] for fl,rn;st ;.p. ing and delivering al the several lssn;as ,'sa' depots in the New Choctaw Country @'nss of the Territory of Arkansas, tue f fslIas vest ing Indian NATIONS, or the meat ',O*, nos, of said Rations, and as follows, viz fass
 One set of proposals to furnish and ge,.. CT al tue depot, near Fort 1oNson. I,'F' pa, river and at such other places tpat ea " ceeding three) as shall be deslgaated 1A, - the Receiving Agent, neither of wlles y be more than 50miles from the FortafSa .0 named 'e
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-31
PROPOSALS

FIN writing and sealed, nIll be received E until thursday, tire sssss5d day ot NeYem- | T next, {{44 o'clock, :. ". fer taraissiinG and delivering 10 the Seneca Iadaaas, at their Agency, situated pear the Neosha, or U rand river, about IgU miles northwest wardly from Fort Gibson, SIX AolN l flo COMPLETE KAIIUhS: the hrst de- livery to be made on the 3th day ot Janua- ry next, 1858, and continued from tune to time as shall be designated, up to the oth day ot July following
 ihe number of Senecas 10 be supported is AGO, or thereabouts hence, upwards of 72,000 rations will be required to meet the issues during the period apove stated. The ration will consist ot one and one fourth pounds of fresh Beef and three fourths of quart of Corn to each person, and at the rate of four quarts of salt for every one hundred persons. The Beef, Corn and Salt, comprising the ration, must be of good quality and delivered III good order.
 The delivery of Provisions will be made under the inspection oi an Agent and all risk and every expense attending the delivery and dlstrIntufon thereof, must pc borne oy the contractor.
 ihe component parts oi the ration, as above stated. may he varied Tn the issues, l from time 10 time, 50 as to make dellYe- ries of one and onefourth pounds ot fresh oT three -tottiti,s Of pound Of sastea ser2, instead of Beef; and one pound of wheat 1 Flour, instead of Corn: So aso may portion Of the meat part of the ration be delivered in Cattle and Hogs, upon just es- inmates, on foot, provided such should be acceptable to the lndiaas; butIn no case, must such changes of issues increase the cost of the ration first a0ove designated, !, and to which bidders are referred Tn cal eulating prlees at which they wlll be F il- ling to furnish such for.
 Bonds will be required for the faithful fulflmeRt ofthe contract, and persons ma king bids are requested to accompany them with satisfactory references as to their capacities 3 furnish.
 The privilege ef rejecting bids deemed high, is reserved.
 Bidders will please address their com muncations as follows
 s. Proposals to furnish Nations.
 To the principal Discussing Agent,
 Indian Removal,
 Little Rock, \. T."
 And will attend at this place on the last jay. y.of receiving " Proposals" (22d Noy.) for the purpose of closing the contract.
 !. BROWN, Capt. -U s. .4rmy
 Little Rock, A. r. Sept 7, 1882. P S.-TAe distance from tho upper set dement's of Washington county, \. T. and the soath-western settlements of tine State of Missouri from the Agency above na- med, IS about 50 miles. and where supplies ot Beef and Corn are to be found in great abEndanee; the route from thence, lead : l Ing to the new Seneca country, is oyer nigh dry ground, so that at all seasons, aud without difficulty, the same can be passed with heavily loaded wagons. Salt an be obtained at the grand s5altne. ana ifum thence fransport either by land or 1 Y ater--the former Qand distance( is about 60 miles, the latter descending tie Grand ] ftver) is about loo miles. The country throughout affords excellent range fer i stocII
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-31
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THE HICKORY TREE.

TuSH--ss Hisrrah Jof Me Boaaets ? Blue Here's a health 10 our Country's Friend, The friend of the weak and the poor: Wi.5 ne@cr vii! suffer 8 E rant to plant His faot on Cointnbia's shore. Its good to be grateful and true, Its good 10 be honest and free, Its good 10 support the Republican cause, And stick to the Hickory Free. Hurrah for the Hickory Free. Hurrah for the Hickory Tree. It's branches shall wave over Tyranny s
 grave,
 And bloom for the brave and free Here's health to the heroes who fought And conquered ID Libcrty's cause i; Here's a health to old Andy, who could
 not be bought To favor aristocraf fdtos, Hnrrah for the koman-IilSe Chief! II 4erer saiss'd fire nt oil But ever whencaii'd to his country s relief, Had ready picked flint and ball. Hurrah for the Hickory Free! From the mountain top down 10 the sea 1t shall wave OCT the grave of the tory
 and knave,
 "A nd shelter the honest and free.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-31
NOTE LOST.

4 NOTE of hand, executed oy Jenkin A Williams and H. $ Gholson, in ia yor of j ohn Newman, for the sum Of S@U0 payabie 2jth December, I532-date not recoliected. Said note has been lost or mislaid by Alexander Dohhins, adminls- trator of the estate of said Newman; and all persons are hereby ferewarned from trading for or taking an assignment the same. and the drawers are cautioned a- gainst paying said note to any person, save the subscriber.
 ALEX. DOZENS. pope co. Seot l, 1892 B aw