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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19
LACE WORK, ,


PETER M. SLOCUM,
Would respectfully call the attention Of his Eel
low citizens to the highly important subject,
OF Soar, RAzoRs and HoT WATER, by way o
the following
TONSoRIAL ODE,
"Arma tonsoromque cano."
sing Of arms ana BARRIERS too.
Strap the razor so keen strap tho razor again !!
And Slocum will shave om if he can get at ON
From his chair, clad in aprons he'll spring up
amain
Like Frenchman refreshed by tho smell of po-
matum
From the place where ho lay
He springs in array,
Like craftsmen that SHAVE in the face Of the day;
And hevows from pollution your faces he II clean
Fen your cheeks, uecks and upper lips, whis-
kcrs and chin.
Dor your cheeks SEQ the snowy white lather
advance
It's fumes warm tho face, and run swift up your
noses,
Now round the cercbrumthe light vapors dance
Like lavender water with Orro Of Roses
As snow in tho air,
See tho lather 50 fair,
That covers our faces so late that wore bare,
Yet from bristly pollution &c.
Thy brush worthy Socum, impends from on
high,
With style and grace that before no or was
heard on;
Now swift DER the face docs the white lather fly
How delightful to man with long greasy board
on;
Omay HopKISs in aid,
or thy art be orrayed,
And SAyIGNY polish and sharpen thy blade,
- That you from &c.
In the land Of his birth no rejoices TO find,
From the old race of BARRIERS a now generation,
Who leave not one hair save the nM,sLcrs be-
hind,
And who lather and shave with devout contem-
pation;
whose razors so keen,
Will shave you so clean,
That not loose hair ON your phi= shall be seen,
For ho swears, &c.
Then gentlemen call at tho old Market square,
And slocum will serve you with pleasure and
skill,
Holl sweep from your face each supcrauOus
hair,
And charge You no more than mite Of bill,
Both early and la,o,
He'll give you a scat,
And we think him iceU worthy your custom to
share, Since no vows &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19

ARCHIBALD MUNRO
South Wing X. L. Union Bank Building
Offers for sale,
WINES,
Bottled and draught,
Madeira, (AIarch ts Co. and Oliveira'e brand
Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Marseilles Ma
deirs, Teneriie, Malaga Sherry, Port, Gala
brian, Claret, Hoe, Sautern, &c. &c.
TEAS. Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson
Young Hyson, Tonkay, Hyson Skin, Pouchong
LIQUORS. Brandy, (Outard Dupuy & Co
and Weis brands,) Scheidam Gin, ST. Croix and
Jamaica Rum; Curacoa, Martinico and other
Cordials.
FRUIT. Bunch Muscatel and bloom Raj
sins, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Brazil Nuts
currants, Figs, Citron &c.
PRESERVES. Anchovies, Cspres
Olives, &c.
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs, cloves, mace, pimcnto, pepper
cassia, cinnamon. SUGARs--loaf lump, white
brown, New Orleans, and chrystalized. So
da, wine, and butter crackers; rice, buck
wheat. macabeau, rappee and Scotch Snuff
P. A. L. and p. g. G. Tobacco.
Hibbert's Brown Stout, at. g. pt bottles
American Porter. do. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19
S. III. Il G.. LawtOn,

INFORM THEIR FRIENDS And THE
PUBLIC,
"HAT they have taken the store No l27
Il Thames.strest, formerly occupied by Mr.
Geffroy, where they intend carrying on the
ToBAOOoreIST BUSINESS. :.
They will keep constantly on hand first qval
ity Spanish, half Spanish, and American Sc.
gsrs Lorrilsrd's first quality Maccoboy, Rap
pee, and Scotch Snuff
ALSO,
Cavendish, Ladies twist, cut and leaf To
bacso; and farmers may at all times be furnish
cd with shorts and stalks for cleansing cattle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19

0TMy friends will please to take Notice
il they do not wish TO be led away.<O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

Of real and personal estate, woald oso essen the
value Of the articles which are produced from the
soil by the labor Of slaves The connection be-.
tween them is close and indiseolube. The dtpre-
citation otthe value Of the production Is always rre-
tedsd or followed by a like decrease in the val.
We of the soil and ofthose who cultivate Il
But Mr., Hayne tells US the whole secret Of the
cause Of the decline Of thc South IN single sen
tcEec his Speech---we mean when that decline
cannot be traced TO the same causes which have
produced like results in other quarters ofthe world
What IS 1t ? "Ihavo known Isays hcl wealthy
planter III the nclglborhoo1 of Charleston that did
not raise a single article that was not sent 10 foreign
markets, and oto purchased trcrg tRiag Tat uay
tonsUHlG5y bimSrf or h., darcS--hs cloth from
England; ills Wines from France his horses, mules
AM hogs from the West lncorR from MARYLAND
hl' ~o1@ra rare, P0'1toea and other H0itoas from
New england" Aud what is here aaia Of ~ III
dVduo planter may be regarded a tue Of the
large body Of them---at least of the wealAcst por
ton OF thcm-who, we learn. arr the loudest III
their Complaints and the most bals,erous IN Their
threats How then, can am people, W. care not
what may be tIiclr advantage Of sol anil climate.
expect to prosper who pursue the ruinaus pol
VI ''y''s every u'''iS io.y consume, e'en
'''''''''" "'''2'"''e5 Of lie, IRON
''' "''' 00"" 10 'n''f corn anu POTATOES
''V" ''' '''y u''"m o' escaping bankruptcy
'"' '"'"' ""'"' '''"'u Oh pfodusinS these aftl.
'''' y ''''' =" y" Industry ana "'lhm thor own
''' '''l "'' Drought 10 'helr doors laden with
"' p'''e u ,''''Po''''oh nom Instant markets,
III P'0D,''S "'' P'o"'S O' Two or three SETS oil
''''' 'o'' VI 'i'ef production
''''''''0'''' -''' any '''''''u" apply the iaets
'', -,'' '''' '"''' answer "i'''h MS sooo
e'', W '"' enquiry . "' u"e Of "ho'e
l''I''' 80 ""'''' oe "' h''h5eh-ior nations are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

TYIRGINIA, 10 wt--At Court held for Bedford coun-
", nj the house, the I'D day of January,
thousand cght hundred aud thi tytwo Phrmenhs Eng
h,i, Phf against Levi, Wiughrd, Nicholas Robertson,
Charles Biuunt, John Ayres. Charles Allen, m. Allen,
Jacob White and Rachael his wife. jeremiah Allen.
Thomas Lmpkin aud Mllly hIs wife. James Allen, WI
ham AthwcIl aud Ffuuces has VIII, Thomas AshWe aud
Polly his wife john Boascy and Sally his wife, and Ro
bert, Eza Matthew k.aod john =. Allen, the four last
infants aud the heirs of WIN. ANen dee. Chrrtophcr Ed
ward, Su-nn uud Mary Clark, James Iend,ch and Eliza
both his wife, heirs IL Elizabeth Ciarh dec Elizabeth.
Margaret 1hoOdosia AID WIN Prebtou infant heirs Of
Cuthuruc Preston. dee Chriftopber lark aud Cbrslo
pher Cntt aud Eowker Preston, adm'rs of John Hook,
Jcc. Dors.--ln Chhncefy
Tho defendants William Alien Jacob White and Rachael
his VII" NHy l.Umkiu. john Roasoy aud Sally his wife,
not havrg catered ter appearance AMI gsnnsecurlty
according the Of Assembly and the rUles of this
court aud appearing 80 tie satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants Of tl country Gn tte motion
Of Che lInbiG 10y hi. Attorney, y ordered that hosaid
de'uda l. do appear the fmrth Monday April
nca aud aaywer tie bin &C The plaintiff and that
copy Of tbs o-dcr o. Inserted in thu Lynclhrg Vuzi
for oath, successfully, and posted the fiagt
Goor OF the c1urt-hJusc Of sand COUNTY.
4 Cppy--.esiG, 10. {. MICHEL, L. =. =
~. @aia
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by the increased production

Eut the fact that the decline IN the prices of cot
ton is .ot owing to the Tariff is still farther ustra-
ted, by reference to the prices current Of past
years The y. !. Advocate quotes from Pitkin's
Statistics "a work Of admitted outhorty) to show,
that, In lo09, 10 and H. previous TO the war, and
when no protective tariff existed the average price
ofcotloa was only ID cents. In lsl2, 'l3 and ia,
(iurng the VA II averaged only ii cents. Alter
the war; it experienced great rise, consequent up
on the sudden transition growing out of general
ces alton OF h9atilites throughout the world In
1915, the average price was 20 cents--in 1916, q
cents-in 1871 POI ccnts-and IN 1873 1.-TWO years
after the first protective tariff ii did not decrease but
increased to 81 Ii cents
Bat there Is another cause for the decrease in the
price Of cotton, Us powerful as that which We Lave
already noticed and seeing that Mr. Hayne
is not ignorant Of is operation other articles, 1t
seems strange that il did not suggest itself TO his
mind. In order 10 SHOW that the prices of manu-
featured articles have not been reduced by the tariff
ms lis friends alice, MI Hayne informs US, in his
speech, that all articles, unprotected as well as pro
teclsd, have experienced great decline IN value
Real and personal estate, cotton flour tobacco
a,l---all--havc gone down and most ofthem have
fallen in much greater degree than wooIens, cot
tons, iron, &c So says Mr. Hayne. lie even
goes farther, and informs that this decline ofpr-
ces is not confined TO our own country, but has ex
tended " all over tie world" And he accounts for
it, by referring to the diminished cost ofthc raw
material, the wages of labor and the interest Of
capital" Strange, that the gentleman can see, n
this altered condition of the laboring and moncd
world, reason for the depreciation ofthe valae OF
every tl4ing,---ercept coton' Strange that he will
not admit the influence of the protective system IN
producing decrease in the value and cost OF imam
ufactured articles and yet he attributes the ta3 Of
cotto,. solely ana exclusively to the 9 oeeufsed
tariff Surely, an unprejadiced mind would ad-
nj, ,lattt. sasae causes which !esseasa The value
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

.,,.,s5.5r Lara .ta:, had the affair
4 iil.o.. .,,,,,ed according TO It's merits Ia the
tea III IL delinquent was receiver OF stolen
iIst P'' then, to be such, and IN the second
saods' IN corruptng the morals OF youth,
he vas 49, ,:sqs HIM for the gallows, when by
al p'epa a,,5ni,ion he might have arrested nm,
lnsly -, ineipent career OF has a',Hndonn"rt
perhaps i, =. r,eans Of making him rc@f'c!oo.,
AID been w a',s,v b.. o.
,sember Of society
n...;ruiire A Kgn,uckIan who bad i..
sf'y D. =. ,ct of exceeding meanneso ,hls gave
ceilings Ten thousand such souls a
Wy 81 might i've IN the shell of tobacco
sa.55' and have rooms to letl
n-,,fo-A PARIS paper relate rs q
VOW -, Students in Bcr!in.having quarrr''cd
LII 'a' -. the lbs Of person MORALLY affected
1gfsea 70 i,so.sra and that the dispute should ter
vi. u - ~, dea.h Of either. Each Of them
plaae "'' 1s If man in tie last stage OF the dis
f,5e NM neither dyms WITHIN - houLS a''r"a,GN'
.1ss . naaal friends declared that 'hey should be
re:ouelled.
,.....o.3rlro Ff,T Bells Life in London
~ the particulars of the greatest equestrian
56' -. ~ -ecord It's the narrative OF MI
o.,,,' .goy's match to ride 300 miles in 10 con
o5A (which he actually did III less than
So ad'' erhc number OF horses used was %. The
lt2ols. o.snulod IN the changes was upwards Of
a'e a,7,,,e, making the pace about % miles an
hour Io,.lon Manor the folIov;ncl;st of
'o' r,nsrkablc fetas of the same character,
III ~, :, astonishing DIS that Of Mi Osb1desion IS
t4,sa -, III, at the Curragh Meeting in Ire
Ia ~. Wide role l27 miles in 6 hours and 81
an - with ten horses. The time stipulated was
i9s III NJ c Thornhi!l rod. from Stilton to
5l,,..3 back agan to Stilton, being 2l3 miles
II hours aud 81 minutes
Il. ~ Mr. Shaftoe rode 80 miles and a quarter
leu. and 40 minutes, with ten horses, five
.sel..b were ridden twice.
u -, the SAM gentleman undertook to ride
,l554ss a day for 20 days together, on amy one
each day, the number of horses not to exceed
~ n ACCOMPLISHED ii on Ii horses, and on one
,z..,,la tG) miles on account OF the t.rug Of the
M. l-5s Miss Pond role 1000 miles III 1000 hours
a NeWmarket
n Dec 1910 Mr. Milton the house dealer, who
-. ,Ted i stone rode from London to Stamford,
'.ar,,orfrom the corner of Dover street, Ia hours
oaJ 2J inmates, using 10 hofaoa
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To PhysiCians, Families. &c.

Nov oprnnR slperot BlarfnR Plaster, ready
~ spread 10 suit buyers, strong aud mid Mr..
cphl Plaster do. Ammon,a Plaster do. Dlaealnn
s'mpir ""d With gun, do. Hobofsn,, two kinds, do
warming Plaster 'i'ong Pnd mild Mtrcu,ial ON,
mems, de-. PIT" Ohtmeoi Blue Mass, Adhesive plns-
ter k'od,, Exirnol Susmoniani Boueics md
CaIh"tcrs, mso'ied kind Armed Boueies assorted
u gr"du'ird, fiprs for Gum Elastic Injecting Baes.
Lunar Coustc, Oh Pim.uto, CaIb Pa,ass "a Chryt-
las, beautiful, Snycbninr, Whhe.akins, Eneial.
and f'coch Pepper Pm BoAe.. Extract Saisnnnril.
H. So''d aud FLUID, Pel"ilne, Gum Leneels, polv-
pns fo'c"ps Breast aud Copying Glasses. Scn,i6.
ca'o", C",peo'e''s hla'e'ia NJ. dca, &c &c. All
rcsh and ru'c. and iur sale ~ the lowest prices
Howell DAVIES.
Jan 90 IN,
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN pursuance al the last viii nnd testament, u
- Snm"l Scott, drcd. ihere v II he s.ld on g,
tuTday H." 1871 dev ~ f'br"ar,, 1872, NJ pnblle
HuCt'or, On 'hp ~ muses., ,,ari 81 Ind lyinp on
Black water tueh, io the county ~ G.mDh.lI
hei"""n two and ihtrr miles if"m Iynfthurr This
hnd - tn""" w 'be nomr oithe " Hack Wae,
IInct," Rnd contains about 2ct1 nrtea The land
~ oi avery hne quHil,, With M excellent yoed Ia
market BEVLltLY X. SCOTT EA'or
OF 5amoel Scout. deceased.
Il j Terms made known a,sar.
Jauuar, 20 IN.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

4 GEORGE CAREY, corner Of Baltimore ard
~ Charles Streets, Baltimore, has for snle u re.
neral assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS. cop-
sr5tug IN part Of W4lraAa. APPLETON. Low
FILL, IllMlLloN, NAgruA, EsrfrR, AyFaY. ard
PtrrsrmLp MANUFACTUREse- which W.
be sold on favorable terms by the package or piees
Baltimore, February q. 3n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

of tie United su,tea neither u @i.eh states snail
IN any event, OF at any ume, be admitted INTO the
Union OF the United States.
Mr.. Boone ofIndiaaa, thsn moved the postpone
mont Of the whole subject, 10 The i Of December
next In o,her wofl#, iofeleet II which led to a
loug debnlc, aud winch II y,tandee.d1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

There are stirring times at Washington. The
proceedings of both branches of Congress are full
Of interest. The extract from the Executive Jour.
nal ofthe Senate, and portion ofthe debate winch
enSued on the nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren, ns
Minister to England, will he found in preceding
columns. They SO important that an INVITA-
ton to the reader to give them pcusa Is entirely
unnecessary. We have selected the speeches of
Messrs Clay and Webetcr on that nomination,
and shall hereafter follow them up with those OF
as well as those Of the friends tho nonjue in
order that the people who, in the language of MI
Van Burens Instructions, constitute the only
earthly tribunal to which the parties are amenable,e
may form an enlightened judgment with regard to
the propriety of the important decision which
recalls MIR. Van Buren, from London and consgns
him once more to the shades Of private If" Our
own opinion is, that the decision is is a just one
and we have no doubt that such viii be the opinion
OF a. unbiased and unpre!udiced men, when they
shall have become acquainted with the facts upon
which ii rests 1t will be perceived that the oppo-
sitlon Of MGssrs. Clay and Webster to the comm
nation of Mr. Van Buren's appointment is prcdi-
Gated almost exclus yely on the extraordinary chal
acter ofhls Instructions to Mr.. McLane-the most
extraordinary, whether regarded in relation to the
influence which they calculated TO exercise oyer
ourGwn domestic quarrels or upon our FOREIGN IN
tercoTse, which we're ever penncd by any man
having charge of the diplomatic department Of THIS
Or Of any other country. Other speakers, however
urged other obcctious-such rs his agency IN pro
ducns tic alienation between the President aud
Vice President, the dissolution ofthc late cabinet
the Introduction of system Of prescription for
opinion sake &c.-which, If less dlgnifed than the
ground occupied by Mcssrs Webster and Clay,
nre nevertheless Of great and abiding importance
In the decision Of tins question, the people should
suppress all their sympathics for apparently per
secuted man, at least until it shall be shc1n that he
is prosecuted. For, all will admit that be has but
little claim to those sympathles, who has himself
men, with an unsparng hand
This however, is not the only question of impor-
lance which has been recently brought before the
consideration ofCongress. So numerous are they,
indeed and such torrents ofdcbate have they caus
cd to flow, that utterly despair of presenting, as
we could wish, full view OF them to readers.
1t may be truly said, that, it IS
The roar Of legislation;
" Aud tho stormy CloQucncP Of wrHthlnI patriots
e SHel!s up, sublime, to heaven"
II .S.natc.-Mr. Marcy Of N 7. presented the
Memorial Of David Henshaw, and others, citizens
Of Mas3oclusetts praying that at the expiration OF
the chatter ofthe U S. Bank, they may be pefFait-
ted to establish Bank, with similar powers and
obi .a.ons-which, after some debate, was ordered
obe printed Henshaw is Gen Jacksons
Collector of the Customs FOR the port of Boston, and
we presume IL, t!-or, II tlis proposition asa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
SPLENDID SCHEME,
MORE Prices THAN EL1Nh&
05T FriL,s a63 blanks.
MODE OE DRAWING.

IA,AIi' - I'm " 4-''+'
t. he r-wn on tin HIGH and LOW system -
The 6.5tN pt2e, OF s. / he determined ~ this
eay-5boud thu Capital P,iae OF $4,000 b"
irswn by any number uuarr $500, then all the
Tcker, lron NJ. |, 10 800. Inclusive, VIII be pr
& u 81 a h.--But shpu3dJuc Capital t H. b'
afaun ~ any Ticket over 6,5oO, re" all IA"
4Isk.l. otrt6 5 Q vii be eu I'ied t. Pi2's Of 81
zach Tue hoirr Of Two Tickets ia ms Lottery.
OF High aud LpU Hu,u,.r, nut d'aN oNE, aud
maY draw THINE fri2s. All tue P'i2~> above
Tue denomination al - wi be pat III "ne Wheel,
rnd n tie Namber> IN another aud the whole
In re draNu III a isw hours.
Take'. r3-IiaIy,s ] sos. - cts.
Fol sale al WARDS OFFICE.
r
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Western Virginia s.ottvvY

Second Class, Tor IS3Z
r. be- drawn NJ All gdon, Washington UNIV. Va.
On Tuesday the 70 b day OF February, 1852,
+ tue nm III at the White "nd SAT- sulphur
npiltc, aud unlon Arade ny
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Iynohbrrg, Feb 2nd, lr32. :
Prompt PAYMENT.
Il LOTTpS on lyIyNE, {

IrT,-,r- n I.DF I1Itt5 OF NO-NIl !,
=" liz TIE PROCEEDINGS AT FOR
TUNES COTTAGE.
s.1o m'lhatioo--ll Is 81 IN, Capital iae Of
~ ,o9 was Sold N whole Iicket Al this Office, l.
Z, o'o'y Cbiiders, Of Liberty, dEord coun-
s.it 'ss'efaaE he for,uuar. owner presented him
+. - 'Ae cottage" aud received the Cash. his
'''fd Gapi'al paid him in the last Fl months
''","Fer', TO your posts -" go thnu ard do
Some choice numbers in Dismal No.
c. nay be had st The Office Of WM. DlGGES.
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e502 prizes 1888 blanks.
MODE OF DRAWING.

MODE OF DRAWING.
10 be drawn on the A, i, G, plan The 1000
rEesofSi, to be awarded TO the first, second or
'afd DIVISION, to be determined by that which may
ora" the capital prize Of sc COO, 50 that the holder
q three tickets one IN each division, IS certain to
nav one pril., and may draw four. Al! the prizes
'H9'a the denomination of 81 in enc wheel, and al
N numbers n anotherat once the whole to be
a.a@n IN few hours, Prizes payable in cash, for
|, days after the drawing and subjcc! to the usual
dslacron of fifteen percent
~ Tickets 81, Halves -, Qrs ST.
[ Feb .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

Ra11@-l.. Ia accordance with the request Of ma.
lwyzy ny cnlaens. hereby give notice, that n
w meeting will lie loIdena the Franklin
Hotel this evening nj q O'clock, 10 adopt mcn-
snTes Ia celebrating The cent nninl Bntb Day Of
Gro. Warrington. l.. FLETCHER, Mayor.
Feb. q h. 1872.
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VARIETIES,
w ATCu AND CLOCK OIL.

NtANEL'o HAIR Penclls. Pa.,r nn1 Iiond
v BhcRrg, Denli,t's Gold Lraf. Dentists Com.
position Pnuna Vine, assnfh,I Tor Dentists. 81
varieties al Perfumes or Exirael, bv the dozen or
single Wal &c. iUI sale by nNWEL DAVIES.
jan. 20 itts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06

soit 81 match IN fhenaca1lrr. 'ooplodc the ~Ao.e
uilalr in the smoke of which HI. friend and patron
nay escape the dilemma which row seems to i'm
pend him. of approving the renewal Of tho
Bank chatter, and offending i's opponents or OF
yetong H. AMI losing the support IT'S friends
DIVIDE and conquer, IS az approved maxim IN pc
lueal a. well as IN military affairs, But, W pre-
sumo tins lame and ulpoien effort viii fall still born
tothe earth liza bank to be chartered the public
would much raIher see II under the management, as
indtpiduais, even those better and more faycrabIy
known than MIR David Hcn5haw
Mr. Ewing, ofOhio laid the following rosolu-
tons on the table, which were, on motion of MIR
Benton, ordered to be printed
Resoirsi That the practice Of removing public
| officers Ivy the President tor any other purpose
than that Of securing faithful execution of the
laws, Is hostile 10 the spirit of the Constitution
was never contemplatedby is ffamera---s dar-
lng extension OF Executive lnnacucc.-lJ prcludclal
| to the public scrvlce-and dangerous To the ubct-
ties OF the people
HzSelrsd, That II Is InrNpodIcm tor Tine Senate
| 10 advise and consent 10 the appointment of any
person II Ill "A supposed vacancy IN any office occa
'9 u'a '''o''l % l''"" J" '"''"'"'' "'''S'
moved t,r .,,t,lj.,r,, ,..,,,.s
". ,,, Md ,l.,, ,,,.. l,,,, l,,. =,
aodaesd and We hope that they win be adopted by
=, b,,g,. ,,r e ~, .,r,
Presidential ,,c.,,,, ,,,,,,,,r,, MI h,,., mon,
5,re +, m ,r,q, from o,li, o,,l. roam c,r ro,s,
nartlzan. and ,n,.,ne,,,IcJ 1,,,,o,rr. uho 49,.
ALWAYS m n..,gl,, and IN hin, ,,hoso
,,.,,,srs ,f ..,,,,.y ,r mo-, ,,,,.I. .,,, h..,.,,
f,eedoo nj, sna4e aud -, .,., ,,,.,,,,,, .1,,
and ,lsrfiy, t,,,url.,.c ian u,r,hr,.s ,i,i,.,o
Sinh ,,,I.., ,o,J..,, 10 ,,,r., ,h, ,i,,,,,,
of o,l.,-n ~ who'll, ,,n.,,, ,,.,,,r.o !, =. CON
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80 - 10 ''''' ''''' ''''' ''' ''''
! MA" Ah1 "l1 ha'a ilaa'"i'. / ne II story ol the
last three ycaf As prssuunr with ius StIvc lessons
on TN. taa ,Lirb should I,v, ,,,, ,yc,nlt ,L,,,
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A'nu OIL plo"I ion mas Nallru allhc me innocent
and tie gl.iB, IN It's wldc and uncontrolled sweep
- the hate lIduC Ot MIR. u ATtOn " mn
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should isaeh Us ii"' some llnlt chou q be placed
upon the will OF dcpos..l title unfortunately not
confined IN It's Application To Klnes and Empcrors
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my he retained. whist Inc most od'""' tyranny IS
PntetsSd- an.l, having seen 1t, We should guard n
| 11nSt lie future abuse OF power. lar we
eaH' i} 'hhlh''@y statutes. h.''nt events strength
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TeIS-Is The subscribers TO Ball to be given
~ on the 22d mt. are requested 10 IN Ell NJ,
the Franklin Hotel this evening. NJ ear
y candle lPtt, tor the purpose ol appointing Man
ipers. u. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
a. NJ. GILLIAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.

rs now prepared TO attend IN ant otd.ts in b.
y profession. Tie has supplied himself with u
new and complete ST IL Instruments, and alse
with materials Tor teeth, plugging and fling,
dtH~ng "nd setting ne" teeth. &c. and will b..
happy I" eurnd Ia those ~ho n1ag med his serFt
ces. " Ms terms wiH be reasonable
~ IT, uay bs found At hrg Fathers residesce
coroer ~ 81 street aud It'll alley.
Feb q fl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-06
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, ON the 30lh INST IN Richmond, by
the R,s ID Penn, Mr.. WILLIAM ROCK, of
TINT city, to Miss SARAH ANN, daughter of
Mr. Edward Brown ri Lynehbmg.