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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
NOTTCE.a 5

A hL persons indebted to the late firm or
 A LEE & BEcKwITH. are requested t0 call upon J. G. BEcKwirH and settle their ae. connie without delay. as by an arrangement entered into Ut the dissolution of their part-s 'nership. al unsettled look accounts will ke pIa- eed at the disposal Of M. 4. Lee into tia& hands plan Attorney for orlmmediate collsctio1 after the isth June next. The ampld lime which has hsen allowed for settlesSsnf. snss the cireumstance 0f one Of the Eli sS<rn k,.s ing len the state, its haped wiIl renYl < ,h;- course entirely satisfactory fo Eli sss~sssS and ersare prompt atientioF S fIis M c-iI < As E Isp s 2. s0. sBHlf fl S. Is,iS
 Litsk feld, Nfau i$. lS Sss {. s'' '' {. X. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
One Gent Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 1l 5th inst. RoBERF LEWIS, mulatto boy about ten yearsOid. Said boy was bound to me by the SeIectmen of the town of salisbu- ry-wOre away . short FOundabOut brown coat. grey panlaleons. and an old black wool hat This isto forbid all persons harboFipg. tsnefing, or employing said boy. Whoever 3WilIreturn said boy to the subscriber shall re- ceive the above feward. but nc charges paid.
 JOHN BRINSMADE.
 Salisbury. M6ys ., isS3 s4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
cI.AY ELEcToRAL TIcKET

We have recently hsd slseed in onF kands good sized sdpampalst. putlshed U Boston, sslIisa 2 As EssAy ea ibs Consrucsion School lIouses e wkish swas Prize by she Amssieas ghuii- aate se etassraction, Aasa zssl, by sgn olsou.''-- Wshays eursoriiy glsne1A ovsF iis pagsA bu, have aos q hadsine ss esaaiss t NiIh that care which we should think itdsmasdea ts form correct estimate of iis inpotsssses sseh perssns as asa isser.s,ed in bss!disg alsthel scSo. ASase. of acsdemie.. ars;p seaehias ia ihsa sh. fad .his Iials ,sS : vaIaa- bls heIp. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

.. q. Gsnafsr-=il Hili bs seen by our lagislatis tF6sSsdissl, iIsal 6 Tbhrsday last se nouss of Re psss.siaGisss elurisd NnrnAn smIrH, Esq of New fznrsa. S1nasof h Cohgres Eor six ysa's from sh Slis oi T .ol Ekzi 0h iie essl dsy tIne Senate con cured i6 i',a ri k,nsal bs a sesssof IS to 6 Thopss ns sIsoaid hass preferred tlse feslscioa 2 nar Faais we think te choice that has hs6de w
 siss pretty general satisfaction throughout s state.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

C. Sigourney q U. C. Porter, MAIN-sTREET, HARTFORD, N Have imported from Engiand this spring, 5y khe GrriUdj cf different vessels from Liutrpool < dad Hull, an addition to their usual assort- nieaf of
 HARDWARE GooDs AND CUTLERY, 70 tie coantyy trade, s hoic offer Ior sale, SIE CASES of fIbbofsOn' g and Sanderson's lstly estesnied CAST STEEL. at considerable part Of which Is of suitable draft, and tempered expressly for Axes, and some few cases are of superior qua lity. highly carbonized, and calculated for Turning Tools, Nail- Cutters, Cold Chis. sells, Granite Hammers. and other purpo- < srequiriDg great hardness, and tenaclty. Round and Square Cast Steel, for cotton spindles, and other machinery. Cast Steel in Sheets, for manufacturers of hoes, shovels, eJc.~-and
 4 few hundred weight of Cast Steel, in very small bafs of one-eighth of an inch square. s hammered by hand. and very carefully a drawn. for the use of Ciock kinakers, Sil. E versmiths, &c. Together with 40 Bundles Greaves &. Sons superior Ger man Steel, tempered expressly for scyihes.
 Harttord, Moy, 1882 4 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24
NOTICE.

S s TEV NFKA AN|LAe @88s8 8 E5I sNSiK MONTHS from inc date hereof has h .. been allowed hy tha Court of Probate for the District 0f lVorfolk for ihe creditors to tho estate sif .s
 ISAAC sPAULDING, iate of Norfolk, deceased. fo exhihit their claims to Inc undersigned for settlement. All claims not presented within said time will bc debarred recovery.
 KETURAH EfAuLDINd. Erecutrix.
 FREDERicK A. ErAULDENo, Executor. x. NorJoik. April 30. 1889 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

Last vset Ws publisl'ed a letter ir6s4 Xh2nas D. Arpsld; ns6bsrsf .CoDgrs ifsn Tesasssse. eiv- iag n account of sa aceidelsa N sshg bes~ h;n and blajor Heard. Major H. hns siacs pdhIished Ais ef le asir in tI.s GessrAmeh. Glsbs, ftea Nhish xs ,aks ths ss5sssd szieast ;--
 It issrue met EIr. ArnaI on Psaasy lsauia Ave. aus and aceosasd himas IS 1l1ied, but he d1eg pos ARRsFss eeonsergasipn TT Etsly # 7
 kaSil to him Nou hkS4 &anl6nN az5Ai.ed a1d s,ns- elE Ben Ho0s51 be fS q iss5nd fmine--iis EAnEs re.,ied and he eSRRRf sItDd tmsel tDserei2ses give you AOtiee, 4As Aka Nsaish simes eaaa pfopsf 6eeesiOa, and al psdpsR RlNs<, wilI make you ae4 eeaaf or iGs Il mased io Wkif t fhnt nos nov Ian 4neds .Fsessale Jan arc nsfs 1Rpt b edganlhge SfyNn, and thSseIote pal y0p 6nyouf guard This Fl 1ho @hsls of believe, literally, aeit PaAsd; ssssba sbaI lIN Atssla dspsAAsd ia | Sur
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-24

The Telegraph q SvashiDg,on gives ths following .accoant of the aay; and even fhe Globe she attack opon Mr. Arnold !" disgracefal. probabty from ihe circsstance thal t not successful on ihe side of the Jackson b6liies. sHs wonder < slsese will 10, De some Member sf Cohssess of suf
 cient nsss to move resolution .ss Heard t,e brous
 before ihs House asdsbs sss,IY fepriwqadsa by ths spesksr for this attempt II ssssihaii0hf M
 . ". sfsMpf at Assassis Aftes the Houss oi nd adi1nsped yesterday, Mir. Arnold, q Iennessee, beine sjFapce oI the other members
 .s Iss psss'ns homo ks vas deaesndag tie steps of kpe terraee @ the t81f wees of the capitol he was s.s5slssd s. v Mosgan A. Heat who aimed blow aI ia n's aeaa ~itn alassR sick. Mr. Arnold dodged the .o.eNssenq lgps se Nlfucl ths stick from his ad- sgsssesys 2 , hsns Ffpon Hsal8 drew large du- Y, Ss7nk pl.ao. sg, 8f 4hont inehessin lte xesh ecgFavsd haEfsi ai,a issr taking ds-
 h6aIe a.m hss tl.e ball .inx through the sleeve Of th4 tigM arns jues Love iks .&S Faneina v IS the sAo.lds!. eaFHigs Assag s6s e9dee TIT ~ shS .eeal Apd shirs Ns laeskAlink tis 6shs 5s 4rnola enditH Hsard ax6sd with ' ciIsoI. 6sIgSS i l'Tz hlsWs fight swsta eSas vatiI iAs ssdbb1rd lev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

and j, nigh, he less easy 81 the Klur 10 answer
ion any Outrage TO the present British government,
than 10 put up with the existence of an intestine
war us long as he can cophne II 10 n eircumseribed
SPOT. Advices have been received from Bordeaux
"a The lith insr which state thu, en the 10Th the
Mlgaell'e army before tpoflo had reiterated five
leagues 10 penafel
TURKEY.
SMYRNA, Sept i-Aecenats rs.sive d here sipce
The 9Th OF August relative ~ II 4 nlialrs of rnr
key are more and more unfave fabl. On the 18Th
oil August the l.gytlan army had advanced as far
as hnoish, AMI ev.n % oph am Karah, ssls which
are in the heart of Anatoua, and hardly twenty
i've lays mafeh from the Capital. Ibrahim is ole-
esasd ~ hh eXiraordtnarY reputation for Justice
md Na'aaf, md the N.nssulman population receive
HIM rs ftanhst dehvettr SO that If he ha.tens
i'fNalo a. nay oe III eonstntinorle by The end OF
ms month. The alan has called the fnnhnl
h Srs1s and er'cfed an entrenc he'd camp To be
l2fmet al baesz- p leagues from Constantihorlc
lhea are ~ inadequate resources AGAIN., the
immediate dug aud II cannot he dissemhled
that theealelfs was perhaps never SO near It's dis
solution. Neither France nor England las an Anu
bassador al Const.nlihople
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. Oct 81, a32-fhe Cotton market
remained exceedingly quiet. Importers are very
firm and refuse all concessions. The trade are
holding off with ayewof obiaiuing some reduction.
nj which We think they would buy freely !; aud we
dunk as the imporlfor the next month must be light,
they are quite as likely to obtain n advance as sub
mi 10 decline.
IN HE corn market we have nothing important
The present wind SCENE likely TO keep out the
Pacific for some days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED IN tba 6lh inst at Capt n Venu
blea Prince Edward co. by the Rev. Al. Dance
Nj JOSEPH + NENABII. Merchant al fu,ns
vile, 10 Miss MARY ANN, eldest daughter Of lhs
late Walton bennington Of LgnehhWs.
IN til 9TH cit Mir WILLIAM II AZ
Wy. Ia Ans JULIA Ann WHITE of Ghal
lo,te County.
-====-.. on2;lh Noy Mr.. JOHN JENNINGS
IN Ms :. NARNtlM
49,. on ths lh INST. NJ WILLIAM y.
HARVEY 10 Ms SUSAN SPENCER.
-, on lie II instant Mr. JOSEPH ROB
lNSoS 10 MissGATHAElNE CALLAHAN.
All by The Rev Samufl Armstend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
EDOs kl,T BOON LOST. will

:" Ut ItHIlI Wiz tnilEtI4IH
: netes Of DO eiehi description not known = Bur.
Ton loehns bond, payable 10 N. Guthrie, for
s56 | [. RAlew'S bvnd for Bl25 and some cents
w I II y lFarJy. three bonds. G. Frank lin,
guardian To 1. Culture, amounting in all TO $50
and bond =. Franklin 10 NJ, v. Watts & Do
mi as,lgaad 10 SsGaihtlr, for about Ei;0-The.
ehoge persons cautioned mol topay the abovs
mentioned no lds to any oher than tho subscrlber
ihe hnde. viii eonfer favor by leaving tho book,
with lis contents al this office
NICHOLAS GUTHRIE
De-. IL IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

In one OF tlie Charleston paragraphs President
Jaekson isnenaeej, ii cas- h. should dtampteo
ercon WITH til Nullifiers 3" tritt cen eqaea1ss Pr
sanoi Ia Atetsctf u tuaicA he tilttc aleasas7 Waa
can this mean. az the Richmond Enquirer would
er .laim, The Bank must b3 NJ woik IN South
Cuolina Stlelloas giaam from that quarter
such language is rather more ominouS than ON
caoalisilc wold oata5trophe. .Attt Oh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
NHss. GsHTi1R J. FRANCISCO

~ ~ BIZ Al YOU are mol All ,nnaoil-Di ct this
= Commonwealth, take Tins mole of informing You
TIN sAail On Saturday The fsti Of January next,
al olhyie, IN the county Of Buckingham proceed
l. lake tie Dispositions OF john w. West and 9TH
crs, uud on Monday the l1tli of the same month,
at Buckingham court house, ~ thu tavern house Of
Thomos May, shall proceed 10 take The 2epos ton
ofchNles Mckinney which doFos.iloas arc 10 10
reAd as evidence sat II ebaaeery now de-
p}ndIHg III the county Cont Of Buckingham, N
winch nm plaintiff and YOU are defendant It
sad dcpoaittens should ~. be completed on Tho
day aiose named tlicy vii be continued from day
10 day, uni they are f5ken.
sASlt IL |. WALKER.
Zee Il tit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
CuaRLEsToN, Dec 3

tHtKLESION, DC 5
Var bstpeen H,iisn9 and Betyiua -Gaptain
Turner OF The ship Virginia, arrived last cv.oins
f,om Amsterdam, which por, he left on the 20,h
October, informs US that hos.ities had commenced
bet wcen Holland and Bels unl--but Ii, was uno-
bic 10 furnish rs th any PARTICULARS OF lhei, Wal
like operations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

MTEssk5 James &. McRsyaolds, Robert 5.
w AleR ypold. aud John McRcynnd. Take
notice. thai shall, IN the 2h Monday in January,
1888. a. the office oil Daniel Mari, al Campbell
Eonr. House. taks iae Dispositions Of Thomas II.
franklin. and others ~ be read MS evidence in Tho
t.taocet, suu dep nhing IN The County Court OF
Campbell, IN VII CHI am complainant aud you and
others are defendants. aud il the dsposions are
IA" completed on that DAY. ! sba' continue from
day h 10Y iii III ave Computed.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Dec ~ VIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
AZ Ai.lerf.lN.

HAVING notwithstanding Twilf, % sao
l. fei Of lhs month, eel % tbs itg hest bidder,
At my late reside1ee. , mics wesi u Ivnfht,us,
tie following attslas, to Vt my stock Of Es..le
and Hogs a large fiIantiiy If Tap Fo1ler AMI
sueks. s or lg011 lbs >f.eaf OTIS f.aug1s,
ilors Asses, Se. 1efsas ef ale ..si,ln, o. ;stapl
anIer cash oyer - credit I'll tha frat Of June;
the saelifilg Of tho debts heiuy Satisfactorily aa-
faenileata. FRED. -PEEcE.
r. II 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

neved eaa,Ion, on the pan OF The public 10 guard
against deception ipusports to ba dollar note
on the BauA ii gtsgiaio, INV pae--lener -. (iso.
ii6) signed ]. BfoJkoab,ough, President, =, Ro-
binsonI easAier.
sueh ars ta general skill aad execution Of tbs
roaele,aii, ibat We ,lue.j despair If pointing out
All, means by wheh dealers should be abe Ia
detect LIE snstiaes rom the genuine net, el tbs
efnis slon. Il ae eni sly Is h aiyis' frtH5F ii
eaul.on,w ben notes titus denomination aaa hlna
~ oilcre1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
Negroes. &c. at Auction.

I'D RslAS / 10 ttieclre ri BeJ ord county
court, VII, or Monday tae eth INST faoml
day, before the doc, VI the Coutt hollse OF said
county srll To he highest bidder. nj pubic sale
two valuable Men, Nopsn aud one or two chill.
dfcn belonging 10 the eAleleSof !dla Ann and Ma
~ j. Gnsglr, dec; Also their .niere5i i,r the
lands snI Mills on G,5osc crtek ut Meads ford
Tic Aijs rub, taree PAIR ~toues aud attached ,9
the aame ate s.@ Mil, cotton Machine. and
Guiding Machine. Tfrcastom h the Mills j.
eqaa, . ny ii lie county. Terms NJ sale
u l. G0Gdl 5. IN.
D. l. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Sno1c S,oym in Mine.-Soys the Portland Dal
y Advertiser of Tuesday, 4th inst. " SNOW fell
on Friday and Saturday last to the depth of from
to inches on "a level but was soon blown into
drifts biockadiog our dwellings, and streets in al
directions Monday, hail and rain fell. This
morning mild air was carrying of the snow, and
threatening to stop all sleghlng N this quarter for
gone days vet"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
hONHS IA, lUErANN

tmFf. VIII srll, At early candle light, lhn thrs
" pa WIN. NJ, h've.. t,q.. N thu hon3e
lael, occupied by Sa,nutlb. Nofytll aud oprpsile
The hnelnlhn olilre. IL contains u variety uf snln
able pnblieati ana Also ~ 10 fine Watehea A.
~. {. y -. u. PiiELf3 q GO Aae,'4,
- [. II /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
DOMESTIC NEWS.
3NNSYLVANlA LEGISLATURE.

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Hafibafg, DE 1.-The Senate met TO dav nj
llocio~k and aiier having organized, proceeded 10
the election of Speaker, which resulted in the
choice OF DR. Burden, on the first ballot he having
received % votes Moses Sullivan received luur
votes. aud Jesse Miller one.
The ilnase Of Representatives organized al IL
O'clock, and at proceeded 10 election for Speak
or. Six Intellectual b1llatings had, aud III each
the vote stood us follows:
AInon II Read, u Al
Thomas Ashbfidge, "a. M -
Samuel Anderson *. R) ID
Thomas q M'Cuioeb, john 3 Wallace, * John
Stcarer, each vote.
AieI the 6tli bdlo, the members adjourned unt
Wednesday a; o'clock.
TIT raj !stes III Htf sRtn2 The Electors
for tins s',e met At Aonaeos On Wednesday last
aud gave Their VOTES faf f..sld1at aud V Ice Pro
sident. W. understand that tHo Of the Electors
.ere absent IN consequences Of indis position and
the yoes WIRE, fff
Andrew Jackson snd Martin Van Buvcn
nenf} Clay as,a JOIN Sergeant
Rcp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

The Canal rs closcd-says tie Albany E.sehing
Journal Of Thursday A gentleman l4ely arrived
IN town from the Canal says that ID OF % boats,
few Of which arc bound down, were stopped by ice
beiween Little Falls and the Nose--lha the te has
been making continually since Saturday last and
that there are lttls hopes Of Their passing
Only two boats have arrived here since Sunday.
ard The navigation may be considered Us closed"
y. \ Paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

fkNlltlsE ara nj this Office excellent second
n handed l,amage Press, Of Super ROYAL size,
and one q MEDIUM slze. winch will be sold very
low, aud on accommodating terms.
Dr.. H. 5tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
INFORM.

I%FOHs !. ATION.
A tENUl%E Mouse Hole and Foster Anvils,
a" superior Coller Key Vices, Smiths Bola
Wv Nayois Spear anu Cast Steel formerly
Aagior 4 sand.reof y and cooklng Stoves jusc
received and tor soie low ii the sign ofthe Goioen
Anvil. IIiEO. ROBERTSON & Co.
DC. -. IL
DioGRo' OFFICE,
Lynetburg Dec 18th, 1892 !
Dfawifg ofthe va Petersburg lottery, class No.
10 10. 1882
. y Is 20 Al % "a Is
QatflJay the 2lst day Of December, 1882, tho
splendid vn, Monon,ala Lottery, No = draws at
Richmond, containing Capitals OF $4,000, 10000
) 600 3 000-l00 OF VI ,00D-l6 of $500, &c. &c.
For Tickets and shares, cali at
DlCGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

MECHANICS BANK OF ALEXANDRIA, We desire 10
present and preserve, at full length the statement
ofthc aiilis OF this bank, as reported by the com
mItee 1t IS u real cur1osiiy-and may be useful
a copy in the new state of things which ma
ny beve is about to ensue ! Instance, among the
demands against the bank there is an item of sll0,-
400 for notes in crculation-but tho cashier has
burned the 30, 600 dollars stated by him, only 90
100" On the credit side, the real estate, put down
in the schedule at S8i, 1875 is valued at AZ, 10G-ihe
cashiers IL 800, is secured that it may produce
80 600 :; the amount of " dormant notes protested
is is,3 ,2l7-of stock notes, laying over unpaid
1902 and of " dormant balances, over dfau.h,s
and dedication" B62o57-from all which three
last " nothing is expected !" Mics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Lynel,burg, Der. ,Oh, 1872.
The drawing the Shenandoah, Bridge Lottery,
9th epss, Is reeeivtd and number
ilf37 share ofssI ,OO1
IS found 10 have been sold TO a citizen Of this place,
al WARDS OFFICE,
Be5iles some o,hnr handsome prlzes--an indication
that the blind Goddess has ngsn returned TO her
LgacHutg ~ ENDS, where she will no doubt
tnnln I'LL after the Christmas ieydays, to distri-
butte her favors from the wheels Of the
Lexington Lottery,
Which he IL remembered draws IN this town on
.GHtSfMAS DAY, the 18th INST.
] be country ilDnds OF the Dame reminded,
that she docs not intend 10 neglect Item III this
tIfaNloa md invites them to forward their orders
10. iehesl immcdia,clyt To
WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Darn eY CnAsco.L The Troy Sentinel men
tions thai Two girls foreigners, who were servants
at Thurbc3s l15e' IA that c,iy, were lmprudent C
nough reir0g 20 rest at night to take into their
room portable furnace Of lgnted charcoal One
Of them an gl,5h girl, is dead, by suIocalion,
in consequence, the other is yet alive, and hopes
are entertained that she may recover
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
Lexington Lottery,
A GA BIB

S-A ~ $3.50 40 S&@A
Nj = Mnnoe, DENTIST, Of Richmond,
y - Va wi be at New Glasgow and Amherst
cou. lieuse for few days, and will attend TO all
Ptotibsionpl calls a
bec - Elf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Neither House ofConsrcss 4ecns
To have entered seriously upon business They
adjourned over ON Thursday last I'LL Monday.
when ii was understood the Standing Committee
OF the House Of Representatives would be annoon-
ccd The President has returned to the Senate the
bill passed last session, entitled an act to provide
for the final settlement Of the claims OFFS for IN
.erest on advances TO the L. States, made dirpg
the last war, with his reasons for 10; approx M
the same, and likewise to the House a. Represrn.
tMivos, with his reasons Tor refusing te.,.sni i.
tic bill that passed last session f,f lmrreeue
certain harbors aud For tic navigation Of ear,ain
rivers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

BARBinors PuNlsuME<r-A wrctcl cd ncaress.
who VIZ condemned 10 death dnridg the wri'c,'a
soourn at Bon, 10y something Ike !. Jury Of old
men was brought ont for execution. Sha was
rubbed with honey from, head to foot mud tlen lash
cd To the ,runlS Of gum Tree. In thI state swarms
OF mosquitoes and venomous insects instantly ud.,-
ed themselves in her ears nostrs aud eyes, in1ct-
Ing the most horrible torture upon her Two days
afterwards. the bodg of this mfortato woman
was become mere miashapen mass, covered with
mYrads of bleeding insects. rhe pame gwen to
this species of punishment by tho native themselves
Is the mosquito trce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

In the town OF Nahsisld, Cam The oast s en-
son rev silk has bsen grown TO tho saiue Of
ga, 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Great 6geed.-Fbe Presidents Message va,
conveyed to tie city Of New York n Twelve
hours after IL delivery which Is a, lla rate Of a
hont segen.een ues an hoar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

7teasnret's Rsp"t-rae Annual Report Of
the secretary Of the Treasury, winch VIC publish
to-day Is document that will attract hitch anen-
ton The yie@3 winch II exhibits with respect TO
the u Baaa were unexpected. Las, year in
tb.5 same Seere'arys Report, he eomplimen,ed the
ntnagem4ut of this institution IN the highest
terms. He considered the Bank essential 10 the
well conducting the financial operations Of the go
vcrnmon,, md most essential m maintaining n
sound currency throughout Tic country. But now
bis views are changed The public deposits arr
no longer safe in It's vaults, aud the institution has
become unworthy al public confidence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Cio'cra al Ba4n-Nheteen deaths b. malg
nani cholera occurred at Boston in The week. end
ins 81 instant, I'll bat In tho House of Indus.
try
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LNNCasuRG. DEC. Ii. is3s.


ddafss 1.-THE Seuh Cafeiiad Ceneeattea 10 TIC
Peepie Of TIC United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

Nothing arprrs to have been done by the troops
Of Don Miguel since the attack on Oporto on the
2ath ult. BY this it would set n that tielr plan of
operation has been to attack and wear oat Pedro
aadcxhanst his means, SO as, ii possible, to AVOID
collision wii the British inhabitants. This irregu-
lr troops and peassntrv, after the provocation they
i"ve received. would not -ssy be made to respect
s'lsr p's'1s ~ prop-I'y :. once IN the CRY:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13
twenty Negroes for sale.

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-11

to take the water from the Bronx by means Of
an aqueduct, is near Underhil's bridge, dis
lance of about II miles from Harlaem river, over
which it IS proposed to conduct it by means Of a
bridge or dam at HarIaem Heights, where the
publication reservoirs are to be constructed The
distance thence to the present we'll and reservoir
at 18th street. does nut exceed four miles. Total
length of aqueduct to 18th street, l8 or 10 miles.
The total expense Of the work it is estimated
will not exceed $4,000 600; which sum it is
proposed to raise BY issuing city stock. bear
ing interest at per cent equal to $4,000 per
annum. The number Of houses in the city is es.
timated at 35,0OOj and BY assessing an average
of "a per annum upon each, for the use OF the
water, the sum of 100000 would be realized,
which, after paving the said interest, would
leave balance Of $4,000 per annum as sink.
ing fund, to reduce the principal Such is brief
outline Of the contents of this report.
" r Jour. Com.