davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15
YOUNG MEMS STATE CON
VENTION.

8Gr In pursuance of Resolution of
the National Republican Convention of
Young Men of the United States, lately
assembled at Washington City, a Con-
vention of the National Republican
Young Men of the State of Virginia will
be held at Staunton, on the third Mon
day in July next, to which the friends
OF Mr.. Clay in the different counties are
respectfully invited to send Delegates.
90 Editors of papers, in Virginia, are re-
quested to publish the above.
s-S-e-
o. The Young Men of Augusta County,
friendly to the election ofIenry Clay and
John Sergeant, are requested to meet at the
Court House in Staunton on the 4th Mon
day In this month, to elect Delegates TO The
proposed Stanton Convention.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15

Departed this life the 9TH day of June
A. ID. 1882. Maj. ROBERT SHIELDS,
OF Nelson County, Virginia, in the 5lst year
OF bis age. He was one ofthe nobIest works
oil God, an honest man, good neighbor
-charitable-dutiful as a son-benevolent
and DISQUALIFICATION.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15

who could neither whistle nor sing tune,
in few days, was able to note off any tune
In these few lines have given you what
believe to be correct, or it is my view on this
subject. Yours sc.
AN DREW A. ALEXANDER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15

l5-Our reply to Mountain Boy sas been
laid over 10 afford room for the matters per-
tanning to the call made on us by Mr. IIick-
Ia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15

z27Fsa.5lfzE545ssls NOTICE.-Was taken from
gESsE5J the house of Talbot Bragg
I Lsq.' on the night of the 18th May Lass s
through mistake, large brown silk I'm
Dreila. The owner requests the person
VINO took it, TO leave it with the Editor
Of the Stanton Spectator. ''''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15
PATRIOTISM OF THE WEST

We have seen a letter, written at Cincin-
natl, on the I'd inst which says
Last evening we had the largest meet;,o.
ever held in this place-the Court Honsss
| being hlled to overfiowing-to consult on tho
propriety o! sending relief to the citizens n
Illinois. Two volunteer companies of borse
were formed; and the Light battalion meet
mas eren'ng, 10 consult on the same subject
kentucky is doing the same.
"A letter received to-day by gentleman
OF tins city, from a passenger on the Stearn
Boat Illinois, states that the Indians have
commenced numbering men, women. and
children. anu
81 understand that messenger from Co
vernon Reynolds passed through this nl,ce
on thursday last, 10 ask of the Government
force from the eastern garrisons. An that
is wanting in the West is call from The
proper authorities, and at the shortest not;co
a sufficient number of hardy Young men.
can be raised TO meet any exigency.3
500
A st. Louis paper states, on autben-
TIC information, The murder of fifteen de-
fenceless inhabitants of the frontier. bv
the lndIans-the women most shock
lngly mangled and exposed. Two biph.
~ respectable young women, ofI6and
is years of age, are in the hands of the
Indians, and if not already murdered
are perhaps reserved for a more cruei
and savage fate.
We are informed that an unfortunate
occurrence took place at the Bell Tavern
IN Moorefield, on Sabbath evening last
which terminated the existence of aman
named SAMUEL GEORGE. We are not in
possession of all the circumstances ofthis
a1alr,-but understand that the decd.
and aperson named MANLEv Il. MoRR1-
son, were quarrelling about some trivial
aiialr, when the deceased with knife in
his hand made towards Morrison,-a
brother OF the attacked, Lewis c. Nor
rlSon') standing by, and observing this
o. probably apprehensive of his brother
Delng injured, picked up sweeping
brush and struck the unfortunate being
on the head, with such force as to cause
his death on the following morning
we iorbear comment-he is to be tried
this day by Call Court.-Rom. Int.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-15
n OTlEEE.

LIE partnership of John A. Peck
o. Co. being dissolved, the books of the
firm n are placed in the hands of Jacob
Fackler who alone is authorized 70 SET,
Tie up The same. All those indebted 70
the late concern will please to call and
settle their accounts and those 70
whom the late firm are indebted will
present their claims. "'''
JACOB FACKI ER.
j. A. PECK.
June ~, 1892.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
teEslv'Tf AEs

Ecil asiece IA tie atms OF her Lord nnd MJstcr
at the residence Of hen friend and reduyr, u
Gtorse W Gentent III Franklin county, 10 awaits
Ia more ,int the resurrection olthe lnat, Nh
NAilLl.A THURMAN Wit OF Dr. Eobol
Thurman, ofpluSylvania. Mr.. Thurman Wa
for ahaU nineteen yours member at the Mctho
DIST T. thUsli aad rs she approached tac end al
la Christian race, the crown al glory seemed l.
cej brIs at5s ald brighter She was The SUBJECT u
allieueu lon almost fifteen Yeas As her end dew
ntgb, lie oAhettcd Christians 10 i've eiosc to God
aud Ia ordinances, aud 10 seek for purity oi hout
and told Sinners o. the danger OF llie of sin and
babe th,m dread tiat d, dlt that never dies, Amer
caspin% her hands, aud, with Il voice that spoke
the language II .iera.;Y exclaimed -" bless Tie
leru she closed her eyes At : O'Clock on Tuesday
,Nenlus, 3lst August 1892 IN the 18th year Of her
asc
sAci done with tbs world aud us STRIFE,
Ia sickness It's sorrow and pam,
VIII her saviour commenced new life,
And with him forever IL fcieh
DIED. on the 29h August, III Milton, IN g
LUCY LEWIS, youngest eudo Or. Ajax J.
Wuleef, ioltleliy q! Amherst county, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
BOOTS \ SHOES
a iltdsINlA

,e,v h,l1+o n tb,, Paw ~ at pnrl hum, 80, ia
lllh ol MAY Is.
AV,ill,,, Xiii, ,,a N.in,,, L,,5.,r. lat. M.
Kennedy nm.
5ce139
Susann, Alfred administrators ~ I.s.o Uo,n5.l,.
deed md TLnn4,4 Alf,rl s,.l,tsh,,d 4v,lftt,n
Nneh md t,yntlnn Ina WI the I'D " ,llj,,,
WRIGHT md Ion,a pi,.,. .y,.,,,,,, ~ l,,,,l -.
n,av da,d Elj,,hslh E,,r,L, ,,,l.,,,= .,.l,.i..,
ol lie sad losanb kcnnedy deed Y Wind, ,n1
Oncv his VII. ] 4 p.ioa,,is, md pru.,ll, hs
wifi +. N Dornin, and LAW ma w,f, rahn Fan.
rr, and Polly ms vii, W,utt emoot and s,,4,,,h,,
bi, ,vi,, md Ie.sc Krrnrdp nefs
On The n,,,,r NJ Tho dec.nd,,ts W,lli,,
Wr,oh, noJ ,,yo,li, H., yo,G, i,,,1e,h K.nnc,I,
and laln f. ra,m9gt.ra"d pga.,ll, ~ y,e. -,
eonns.l IN dssolve ,he i,ionc,a, ,,o,,.le1 H..
nl,i,,t,us ~ ~, ,.,.,,.., a.. tal J,,,.es1,,.
| lsaG ,ba,a,,t on e,,silc,,f,a,,. If ,l,s I'm ~,
49,, H. ,lf.a5I,,t, ,.v,,l,,,. ,,l ,,,.,,,..
,,.,o,ot ,,ar,. a,,1 30, l,.,.,,., ,,,..I
,,,n ,l.,.,. Il, III ,,,,,, do ,,io, .,,1 'l.,l
a,.lr n Il, .,,,,.r,,. ,.y,,,,. ;,,,. ia al,
eo,,al If IN, ,,ln,,,is,,nt,on -, ,be d.Gnd,n,s w,
i,.,, ,v,,.It a,,l,.t,a t,,.....,,, -,
,,c. t.st,,ns. ,l.oa, ,,.a,,n, ~ H., a1.,j,;,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

~,
~, 10 o. - 10 -" e'''
,i' '''''''i'' tU.' 80 ''' '''s.
o''e It " a'i''''' 9o''''''"'', "''' S"9"s'y
NM - =" "a, l''o"'S, VI ~"
S'o"'io" eo'i'' NOT Wei ~ poN0' - -, w ''''
ii''a'"'' ''.'n'y VI 'No N'a'7' u ~"
"'''' s''''" 49, w. ~ o','''y
FnSH''' ana "ne'e l'''.9'''' 'n H"sl'''',''
''''! 10 a. W. wv !" VI '""n, '''' ;"
10 u'''i'' 'a' '"ahaS' nv ~ ~ N'' '', '''''
''"'' IL e'e C','',.,'' ','"e'''' H""'1e' p
'i"o oN'i TIL, ''e' - .H9e's'''iy "''"'
''o'' SUI 's''". 'e'e"'' VI '''''''9' '''7 -
''"'Y 1,''''''e' "'s" Ps,''''' - az '''s','
'o' anu ''io'o i'"'eH'' WI" '1o ''''' =
o'''e' ms e'''e nave ''e STRONGEST ''','' 9'a
"r'''e' ., eNl'''''1e anu 'e'''Y
''' ~ In 'Hau'.' ','' >2s'''' '''''
49, "''' 70 W ~
~ ''''''
WY -" ,'o n'a o9''' ~ ''i' '.'
d 9''''' e"'' mas "'' "9 s''s 'i,' a''' ''' ~
"NP.'e Es"e'" eo',i'p'''os !" IN. '''''
20 van 'o' e',t' ~ u '' ~ ~ ~ s9'' - -.
,."'''' I'm II ms - "'''s' ''' nun - ~
"''' - =" ~" -" 1'a' - ~ ~
SOU "i' 'o'sie'eo J." "" "'s - 49, o"o
oe'" any 1'''''s '''''''' 10 - vac
''' VI ''''e s,'0'' ~ "'' M ~ -.
Paon'e' u ''o's wiz 'io '''c''''.' Wv '''I
Ing anu ''sto''s'"'0 "''f 81 ''''' va
'o9p' "''' ,''i95' ~ NJ No. - ia
.'uoy ''' ''o'"us" n-"'''''''''' "''n "p'." ''e
'i" st3''''' ''a1o. us .@''H,,''s,' "a
o"c'eo ocio'c i'9e "sse''o'' o'''' u '''.'e r''
""' ''''S '''
"nie" maui " =, 1'''''a - '''
''P'' '1e p'3''2 nav '''''o - '''.''
Not'' ~ 49, 'i y ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

i.ee'er's N i&roa'alL.---lt gives US great Plea
Il ,tllpln.s - ,ltraticrs The r,tlrn of Mr.
q -rp MS ptc., a1iti1tta l.5i51s t, ol'cr
nag us saw, coiraa Of L,etut's Oh Astrono-
mg--ihe mo,t ''t5m Of all the sciences We are
sue ~ speak til IN lIviI4d sentiment Of all VIII o
@Ia,aI IN satisfaction Of ,;teniing Mr.. VS.. lee
tar's VIA he WIS AR 50 ne tine ago, when we
s,ythtlitHt3 at,sa tr'a'. .voo 70 tno,' unlaitat-
ella IT, elen;Mnyps:nciplos of Astronomy. lie
L sapPai with I'm excellent apparatus, consisting
oil an Query, mum 'rons Diagrams, &c. Ne and his
etpeay asa s'sl.sr#.s sl~pes;sI y tso Of no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
& ~ NE'saDls ATED itJRt.eiN
v tbh PITCH pEiSTlrKS. The

ENIslUdy FIcR FH1lcf3 aIe Tcc00ImenIed BY u
nlunpar OF tie most respectable pbyalcahs az
u aseiui prceda'on nsDlnst the Cholera and arc I'D
miued by all 10 be IL no case injurious They have
been successfully used IN brYcrn parts Of Elnope,
where The disease was much moro aggravated and
mahSnan, than has yet presented iself in this
country, and II is sIted that ou Of "A arec number
ofPcrsons w.io nadc use Of these plustcrs, thor
was not cnsc OF death from the Cholera The
addition Of Camphor m The osilonoflhc above
plastets, has been found highly advantageous aud
IL render them much moro eIlcleof, md olto@etli-
II superior to the common plaaigr3 a, precauiIon
for the Cholera These ploalers arc HeaiIY and
carefully pa pared, and Tor soIeby
Howell DAVIES
A.. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
-
I.fbsjtt AT1esa.

VEViIE ncst5cssioa N my Sehopl will commence
VI the III Of next month (Septombor )--Fol the
future siIn haze thrce sessions IN the year. The
first and second viii consist each Of three months
ard ,hc tllr OF fou months. have been induced
to nuke this arrangement from beef that 1t vail
operate to the advantage Of all parnas My
Of instruction Will he liberal. Young persons
wishing to study Mathematics, can have a good OPP
pottunlty wlthme.
TERMS--F beginner, e 30 per month
Ton ona moro advanced, - pea month. No pupil
viii be received Cor less time tban from the day oil
entry 10 thoeud Of LIE session.
l. u. TOWNI.EY
Ninth mo l0th 3uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
COMM NICATlONS.
ANrLNULLIFlGATIoN MEETING
1t Nelson td7tHfR.

~ i ''s''.o - ~ $500 =
hed at taef 'o"f' MUS p' ''o'''y -
al August, that pe'hs .hc' ''''' 10Y .N'' y,
hNos' eeH'~ "fP''i''e" @'''''' ~ -. :,
6rawn secretary II was ''s' ~ ~ ~
ration ~ eoittn re'e"' fo''s,'' no
9lu'S III 'oa1n = a''''''' ''''
econmendea 10 Tue Ps'p'e "a INV e''''! !" Sos''.'
he al tns'f ceof' ao"'e VI ,''' ~
i5op' saeh measures Is 'i'' 1''''s
mem l" telo1fe' ""e' e"po' '.'' ''''1'''7 ""s -
coraies} 71loo'ue1 - '''' '"y
IN putsa"'@a VI '',s 'j'"'"'"."7 :,
convened " ue "il'o'"o' ,'.-. W." w - ~
the meeting was eAl'I'''e' '"',','
III an ''olao'h anu p'of''''' ..'".'f'..,i
moS'd Qe appointments u 1o'''i'''''e' -
anu h3'h'a P''''"o'' "''' 'e'o'''''''
~ tie views u 'ue ''5.t'' o..
aeFsui'p t.' '''''"'n up ~
yalacS H''''''' ~ - -
l''On"" '''a'e ''e ~ no. :,
" ! i'''t''@ Wv '' 9'''''s' - A,
\ s"'9.t',e' ~" - We
'o""'"' ""',' - '''E - ~
Seh'rlh" "n' "u't,' ~ va '''' ~
''S'h' P'o"'i'0'' '''a
ao'''"' WIN o''9 nv - - ~ se''
hsna'e WHO o''e'eo ''o s9's'"''' J -,
III uc 'ese'' oi''" - w.
! ie'"'o"s' W. ''"o" VI '"s 80
nave "'ssnlolou 'o' '''' '"I''z' ~ 10 ~ t
earnest Sone''u'e anu so.''i' o'', ~ "''oi
nnlI,, nm1 IN the Sanlbern n,rl Of
na''t'o ., ''D i"'''e 'it'"' ~ ''' - "
our 'oh'euea$t anu '''opo ''',e'' - l'''''o'.
.s;,a,, L,,{, NM, only cxert VERY limited and
;,,,. We, ,,e c,,,,,o, h,,t re,fIy rec.o-
IT, bath am, ,,yileoe and our doty. under
.ir..,ns,,ner. IN ,xnfrss with freedom
tl, ,,.a r,I..,,s, ,.n,cr,,in IN -
,.,,,,,,a,s the harmony.
~. ,'''iJ - aL H.. ar,t,o Of our lrs
p, Y docs \ l,enn,c The people o. VIRGINIA
,''..a,, ,,.,,,, 4..1f, ,o,, decision the ms
,i,;r ,n,,,;ea, ,fc,J wht7, seem,
IN " 49, 80 . -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
were IS deaths, Of winch o~cre White and Gel

were ID deaths, of Which were White and 6cli-
redpcrsons.
Ftii4yeiphia.--The Board OF Health, n ala
deIphia, following the example set them by tie
Sew York Board, aud in consequence of the very
great decrels. Of Cholera eases, have discontinued
It's daily reports. A very numerous meeting Of tho
merchant, of that place was held on the 29th ut
an6 A circular adopted ~ them setting forth th,
general health of the citizens and the safety With
winch str myers may visit that city.
H,.ioa One case, which proved fatal, was
.o,,,r,el IN Boston on the 3lst Of AUGUST.
rns Vcw Yore papers noticing tie death Of Mrs.
t..,a t.iyrsa,e, va re .nrae1 from Manhattan
vile q, Saturday, AMI on Sunday was a corpse, say
Nm, there IS ad,ciIeI Cholera influence in their at
,,o.phsre vet, bu, NAH 10 mentiouof the present
condition Of the city.
JHe,son Cunt 1.-THE following lc.er,
from Jefferson county, Va. dated Sept |, viii show
ipat the Cholera Is spreading IN that quarter -
am extremely sorry to Inform you that the Clio
lera has made is appearance in this neIghborhood
We had IA case on ;he mountain, between dis and
Frederick, yesterday morning. The man ate a
hearty breakfast and soon after was taken and
dleIbetIrsnlght This day seven died at llarpe :
Fsfry with t1o Choleta. Whist writing. the news
arrived here that nne we're buried on the Maryland
tract tlev were bron, ht from the Canal. | ieal
il wli be as bad here III the larger towns.
U,ssi0ipyl-By the following letter, dated
NaJchez, Aug :, we loun that the Cholera, OF
something Ike II, has made is appearance IN Mis-
ssspPt -" W. hive had spue sckne s. and a
tew dsiths. We have had the genuine AsIatie
tIol ii anl.l : our blacks ut least have had
nltnv etsas attend d WltA violent spasms and Ill
tn o.her symptoms ofthe Asatc. have had Oh
on OF NY ola ics - out OF % souls, some OF
l.4n very violent They all yielded re.ely to 4
1afs d1se Of elloals IA pill go gralna) wta I'VE
teaspoons ot prcgGfIe, Immediately after the pam
appeared, and ia application ola poutce III pcact
leaves, lnaIe by Slowing the leaves IN whlekey II
J. alo vessel over il sloa lire and .,reaa dick OF
hlnaei,) oyaf tAe Whole abioaieu warm Il
could b. born. an l renewed when 1t became cool
aFe heard Of talai,. As many 1o1 Gases, AM
only five or .iX deaths"
Qasjcs.-- fne upmbar Of intermcats, fro n the
Ch,!era ii G,a.b.e, iroal the COMMENCEMENT. Of tic
disease, GA the Sth Of lane, to the 18th of August
was 100 BY the last accounts, that city was al
most fee from It
11aHg-We arc GLAD TO sec that tie Cholera is
decreasing in Albmy--wheh has been signa.ly
se5ufged On the 3lst Aug there were only
new c,ses and death
IL most Of tie other places where it has prevail
], lts..aaS to b sl,5sid.og.
n'l.l-T IN, article nas experienced farther
l1,ei M more thaue1 cents beng now oilsred
94esl in tn, market. 1t is still coming in free
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
=. =. f'YE1'ia Drarlsr,

30 ESPEGIFUli.Y informs the ed2e,a ~
ri n t}nehburg lhal he expects 10 sleta Il r.
day. IN heir town on his fttnrn f,om lte srfanl
about the l5,b Of Sept. As le ~ stranger Z
nlost Of the citlens, he submits tho following erte
fron Dr. Samuel Jackson, Of rhIladciIi.ia, u Or
\. ptrbey Of New Orleans
Pb8odciptia no 27, 1870
n / Pctbsy- Dear SIR | take the liberty q
Introduce to your acquaintance my Jyiend, Dr. =.
Fitch, who viii yisl New Olleans Dir. fitcl =
regularly educated practitioner Of Aledicr
Is very intelligent, and well informed l.cb1,fmag.
and has dey o,cd hs attention chiefly 10 ltnid 81.
erry, on which SUBJECT he his written an excelt 2.
work rhe VISIT oj Dr. Fnch Is entirely pro.
sional and any SERVICES you can rendfr hi 81
be esteemed tayorby your ol.dtedt eeryef'
SAMt4 JAckSC.
40 copy Of u letter from TIC Hon. Banipla.
W Richards Mayor oflbe city tnbdade pdt. -
Edward iot. Eaq Of New OrIeaH4
M Uea5 Sij--Ihc bcprfr OF thu ia u well
ueuicd and very respectable Dentist, Who has -
soloc years pass prdeiscd very auerea&nHy r e
city. lIr - youut gchtemad hfexcelou' q ~
actor, aid have reason 10 bHfae - dlGa 'lHaa
ordinary sklll III his prof ssieo. You may aaiei,5
recommend HIM, and YOU vii oblise me by permit
ting him 10 reler 10 you Unnecessary am, W.
truly. yourf, u W RICHARDS
10 u 1ipwaHp foag, Esa.
81 Fheored In Dr. i. $ RIM. :
q" Philadelphia, De- - 1880
- PRICES a0nc Dullar Tor each opfeaD at
exclusive . gold, winch will BE- 50 nofa e'a -
- Rtfsleaoe5ia Lgaet5ifg Col. Lam, .e,n.
Capt ouy Nm. Bailey and Aic6aaisa Il
hiHs, Esq
Aua n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
TO TIIt. I'l1isl.If.

iHeI r.. ,absrriber would take this method Of in
N lomlng her hunds andthe public Eer.rally
that she has spent some time IN Richmond, To acs
guire Il thorough hnoaledec Of tbs MANTUA
MAKING. business, whlca she Will execute, with
nealness aud dispatch. She has also made ar
rInsemcnts with lady in EIeIIocpI 10 furnish her
regularly c9,r} three months, With the rcpoit Of
Fashions, SO that Lnd,ea iagonrne her with Their
work MAJ rcsI asared that 1T snail be done in the
most fashionable style. She may he iouod ON Bid
street, Immediately IN the neiehhorhood Of the lst
Bapus. ehueu. MARY Ann MokToN
sept q. 2llt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
CLOTHS.

a tFNTLEAlliN desirous nfsnpplying them
w selves Wit the lolssi styles Of CLOTHS a
unusually low pro. g can he accommodated ~ ell
ing GA MCKEE ROBINSON X "a.
Sent IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

49, Tlii+ Officers OF the 'oth hssl ' NJ
tEE.Sy are .cquested to meet Oh thu l i day Of
N Amherst Sept. cot " Court for the
purpose of taking INTO corsdc,dto the proprl $
of sending delegates 10 TIA. Charlottesville Conyeu
ton, OF the Bird Brigade IN order to propose amend
ncnts to the present Militia Laws Of tins STATE.
MANY OFFICERS If said Hcg.
Amherst {. II. 80 Sept. 1882.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
L.. Mp OIL.

'-oi supply Of real Spcfm Oil, Just re-
a a'iI Tor a..c by u. K. LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

p'1.l'.--Th. aftle.s a4s experienced farther
.l@ei M more thans1 ants beng now Offered
i9,#,lest IN tins market 1t is still coming in free.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

coy. hoHIcn Al tle Lynchbufg on In
Ith Of May lael
Wllom Kelly and Nancy hls wife, late Nney
Kennedy INT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12
sufficient authority to pay all such bills

sufficient authority TO pay all such bills
so assigned.
1t is agreed that William Cowlie, Rob-
ert Field, George Gardiner, Robert
Stanton, Thomas Clarke and Joseph
Clarke, are admitted and embraced as
free men into this body polite.
1t is agreed and ordered that the Sec
retary shall take note of all damages OF
the town and shall implead such as shall
be delinquents legally and in every de-
feet the reof shall forfeit forty shillings.
II is ordered that there shall be sufiic-
lent fences either of hedge or post and
raile made about the corn grounds that
shall be planted or sown by the first OF
MAY next, and if any man shall be found
delinquent therein he shall forfeit for
every rod that is defective the sum OF
three shillings and four pence.
II is ordered that no man shall keep
any hogs about the town except it be
within his own inclosure after the 10th
of April until the 18th of October upon
the forfeiture of 4d foot and the former
orders is repealed.
Il is ordered that there shall be pro-
vision made of Bulls into the town, bui
to every twenty Cows and heifers by the
lst of May I64O.
1t is ordered that keepers shall bo ap
pointed to the several herds of cattle
from the 10Th April to the lst of Novem
Der and that the spare cattle shall be
separated from the Milk Beasts ane
kept at Sachuis.
II is ordered that the land shall not bt
fired till the first of March and SO for Il
DAYS to continue and that ifeither IndiaI
or English shall fire any before or af
ter they are liable to such damages al
may he incurred thereby.
1t is ordered that the Treasurer shal
forthwith provide pair of stocks and
whipping post to be set in some such place
as he shall have order for in the towr
of Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12
Franklin Observatory.
Is open for the reception Of Visitors,
a vyonU,

w M. =. tOSE,
INFORMS the inhabitants and visitors of
Il Newport that the observatory will be o.
pened under the care ofMr. Z. VosE, during
the season, and nothing OH his part shall be
wanting to make it a gentecl retreat for Ia
dies and gentlemen during the summer sea-
son. he will Keep Confectionery, Soda, Ice
Creams, Restorative Beer. Porter, Wines,
Cordals, all Of the first quality.
Companies can be furnished with rooms by
themselves if they prefer il.
Two Billiard tables, and two Bowling Al.
leys Of the first quality. Many Of the good
people suppose that those who visit place
which has either Of the above sources Of re-
creation must gamble for money, il is a wrong
ides, they were put thcrs for innocent amuse.
ment and never have been made any other
use Of, nor never shall SO long as hold them
in my possession.
Rolling at the alley 10 an innocent amusc
ment and very beneficial TO those who are
troubled with the dyspepsy, and many who
are over scrupulous in this particular would
find it so by calling and trying few games
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12

will carry me close TO the mole aud
l shall have returned long before day.
light. am utterly miserable, Seymour
II the risk were thousand times great
er than 1t is, could not live over such
another day as this Z"
saw it was in vain to offer farther on
position. ! held aside the canvass, aud
shook hands with him as he walked out.
and his figure soon disappeared among
the tents but / frequently returned to
look out and once thought I heard the
stroke ofoars--which was not impossible.
as the night was quite calm, and my tent
was on the western side of the encamp-
ment.
l was awoko at five o'clock by the
morning gun. This was the hour at
Which the piquets are broken up ;and in
a few minutes l saw Courtenay enter.-
He seated himself near me, without
speaking and the dawn was yet too inn
perfect to permit me to augur any thing
from his countenance. His silence, how
ever, was ominous Of evil, and waited
patiently until he should break it.
{" Seymour" said he at length " my
story is brief but l cannot utter it,
Caroline"
Is well, / trust" said 1.
Courtenay half rose, and bending o.
yer me, whispered in my ear, in an ar
ticulate whisper, that will never pass
from my memory" The PLAGUE )"
and with deep smothered groan Of in-
tense agony he fell to the ground,
TO be Continued.