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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
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difar tor TIN cure Of that eisss Of $50 NJ,
grr0us and iuyrferste Diseases r.[,..sss'R faa
impure state of the blood. ac,inou, of,t., by AT
"nd 'niaied haiti Of bodt and usual, 'p'ef,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
PER UMERY.

ENLORiEA, Lavender and Cologne Water
II Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, &c. &c Just recel-
yod and for SAFE by LYMAN.
Jumc FL ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
WHEAT FANS FOR SALE.

VNlE Subscriber has on hand eight OF ten inst
d rate Wheat Fans, which lie Will sell low ioI
Csah ORION credit TuOS MCKINNEY.
yuy5 WOW.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19


To Abraham Staples, john Redd and james NJ.
Redd, adm'rs ot Waller Rcdd, dec. Clark Penn,
Jane Penn and GrccnyiIle Penn adIn'x and adj
mrs OF Glbrcl Penn, dec, SamI Martin q Rnlh
his wife, Josiah Fans, and Mary his W.tc, Alra-
ham Penn, GreenvlIIe Penn Jr. Frances Jane
Penn, Hephcnah rcrmison and John SVltzler,
PMNAkE NOTICE, that ON the l7th day of Au-
n gust next, at the Clerks office of Patrick
County Court we shall proceed 10 take the dcposl-
tons OF Barnett NJ Price jr. john Taipn, uni
others to be read the trial of the suit NOW DEEPEN
ding the Chauecry SIDE Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Ghauscry Tor the town of inch
burg, IN which We are plaintiffs. oad you are de
ienaants.-It the testimony shta AL not be takrn
or complete ou that day, then and in that case, 1t
will be continued from day to day l0r tou days
And You are also notified, that, on the 1871, Ilh
and 18th days otSeptombor, Mt the same place, We
shall aEr the testimony Of several other Witnesses
al 10 hc read II thu same cause--whcn and where
You may all attend
Your Oh dt solvts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
CLOTHS.

pieces supcrdua London Blue, splendid quality
do Medium do Do and low price.
do Extra super London Black,
do Low Pre- and good article
do Mulberry eta fashionable shade, and beau
tiuIty tine
| do Invisible Green, also very fashionable
do Green, Habit Cloth, for Gcntlcmens' wear
} do Brown, one very i'm,
; do Olive, fine and supcrGne,
} do Steel my, one OF which is also very fine,
do nrah Tor Own cnnts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
MEDICINES. DRUGS. sc.

Il 4. J. f. ROYALL. have received an ad
eS dItion 10 their stock, which makes their as.
ortmcnt complete.
July Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
ALEX. GARRETT, c. :


II obcdencc to lie above decree, he undfr-
signed will, on the 9th day of August next, at
CARRS BROOK, in the county Of AIbcnlarle,
sell at public auction onthe credit IN SAID decree
mentioned, that valuable estate called Cars Brook,
or Carr's Low Grounds, formerly the residence Of
Peter Carr, deceased, containing about GO acres,
about 100 or 40 acres Of which urc Low Grounds,
which with the cleared high lands are IN good
state ofcutyaon. The Improvements consist Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
COTTON oXNAgIRGS.

81 BALD OF IN. valuable article OF the stout
% est Nus Tor sale low, hy
MCKEE, ROBINSON ). co.
July 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
PORT WINE.

A FEW bottles first rate por. line, 1carraa
N ted genuine. Just received and for sale by
b. X. LYMAN.
juno p. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

do Union checked DrilIinFs
NESTINGS. COR SPLENDID PATTERNS.
PLAIN and cut Velvet black and figured Silks, bull
and figured Yalencias,
White, butf, and figured Marseiles, Of new style
Also, an elegant ass rtment of Trimmings, which
Is altogether important in making good work
Also %sreat variety Of splendid Stocks, Suspen-
der.
Handkere"''fs, Bosoms, Collars, &c. &c
: Gent'~nen wishing to purchase Clothing.
VIII do well to call and examine the foregoing as
softment, as they ars mostly the finest ordcr-and
will sell 10 for cash.
+ 3 AL orders IN his line Will meet prompt
attention.
\. b. Gentlemen willing to favor him with their
orders whose measure he has hottie following
VIII answer, round the breast and waist under the
coat, and the height 7 Gs
April &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
SALAD OIL,

a FEW baskets READ Bordeaux Salad Oil. Of
I N tho very best quality, just received aud for
sale by D.R.IYAAN
June u. ?.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
CASSlNlIEIsES,

Ofthls article, have great variety Of the mos
fashionable shades, anJ finest quality-cous,sttn
otboc, black brown, grey, mix, lavender, taw
coIors, drab, bluffs, new spring Melinas, &c. e..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
ROOTS 4 SHOES. AZ COST,

July9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
EEie;C&, Heather, sc.

FOR SALE.
s A$kGA Spanish Hides, of different quail.
800 Calcutta Kip Skins,
Richmond saltod slaughter Hides and Calf
skins,
TOnncr's Oil, Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools,
&c.
Leather OF all kinds, finished or in the
rough, bought taken in barter
1000 sides Northern Sole Leather, of all qualities
by Wholesale or part OF side,
Wax, Russell and grain upper Leather, of all
kinds,
60 doz. Philadelphia and other Ca!fskins,
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding Skins,
1000 lbs. Shoe Thread, of all qualities,
Boot and shoe Trimmings, Tools, Lasts,
&c. sc.
Skirting, harness and bride Leather,
Hogskins, bag Hides Shoepskins, sc.
Outialo, leopard, bear and hair seal Skins,
Fishskins, Webb, Of all kinds, Cut Tacks,
sc.
Saddlery and Saddor's Tools, of all kinds,
Saddle Trees, Serge, Dcer's Hair, &c.
Chaisc and covering Hides patent Leather,
Morocco Skins, Coach Lace, Gig Handles
and Bands,
Coach Steps, Wood Springs, Moss and Gig
Bows,
Stage, Wagon, and Gig Collars,
1000 pair Richmond made, plantation Shoes,
Cash paid for country Hides.
aug l6-law6wif w. 81 ]. C. CRANE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25

do not decide that your advertisement contains "
violation Of grammatical propr'cty' you sncn DC
entitled to the whole amount dcpoSiteG--'u' IL t'y
decide that it does contain such vloiaUoh' 'h''
shall be entitled to the money.
Come 5 r, no cQuiyocatiou-i propose 10 demon
strate to the satisfaction OF ali, both h'crate ana
ltcratc that you have not sustained the INJURY oi
which you loudly complain. More Gun anu
all this l will prove in a manner wmch SnaiI pe
mtclliyible TO every person. l, Fir, om friend to
real maeri,-no deJamer, but s~or" ana "nre.
leniing enemy to all wefe"ae'S' S.n.ns yoJ
deal in ,nenace-I defy your pueriie threats
dare y0t Ia tie contest. NV "NioHi0 l.
Snnicmhcr DO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
A NEW FARRIER

Usr PUNISHED, for sale, by, II. I. SMITH,
~ the AMERICAN FARRIER; containing a
minute account of the formation Of every part of
The horse, from the extremity Of the head to the
hooi; with description Of all the diseases to which
each part IS liable; the best remedies to he applied
IN ehcctlng cure; and the most approved mode
OF treatment for preventing disorders: accompa-
nicd with a copious alphabetical list OF medicines,
describing their qualities and effects when applied
in different cases. and complete treatise rear
ing aud managing the horse from the foal to the
full crown active laborer; illustrated by cngravings
md arranged now plan; by III. l.. Barnum
editor Of the Farmers Reporter. sept 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
From The NGtionai iaLetLjgencer If Sept. 20.


The United states Telegraph OF the Nth in
slant advances charge against the President
which is repeated in the paper of the
18th. III the following tcrms:-''That an official
document enanating from of the Departments
was no longer entitled as such to the confidence Of
the people and we there charged that the President
OF the United States had submitted Congress- in an
official report, 0iSe CSmdte of the condition of the
Treasury, hHo'ciMg 10 be toISe! We also, charged
that tins false estimate was prepared at his request,
Tor Tie purpose OF controlling the Legislation of Con-
gress, and that 1t intended sustain that act of his
administration upon which his remaining popularity
chiefly rests"
lhls is very grave charge, which the Telegraph
slstans by the following facts, of which tie natcri
al one has now, for the first time seen the LIGHT
II is IN pursuance of plain duty to readers that
we place this charge and the evidence i'm snnnort or
it before them TO them we leave it, without com.
mcnt. plain question in arithmetic requires no
argument.
From tie Unitcd Suites TcIegroD6.
Inc tollowing is an extract from his MESSAGE re-
turning to the House of Representatives the enrolled
bill, entitled An act authorizing IL subscrintion Of
stock IN the Maysville, Washington, Paris and Lex
ington turnpike road company with his objections
thereto; dated 9th May, 1880 (5ee doc. 10 lib
page 81
EXTRACT.
by the statement from the Treasury Department
and those from the Clerks of the Senate and House
OF Representatives herewith submitted il appenrs
That The bills which have passed into laws, and those
which, IN all probability, viii pass before the adjourn
ment OF Congress, anticipate appropriations which
with the ordinary expenditures for the snpport Of
government, VIII exceed considerably the amount in
The Treasury, for The year $50 Thus whilst we are
diminishing tie revenue by reelection of the duties
on tea coffee, and cocoa the appropriations for inter
nal improvement are increasing beyond the available
means OF the Treasury; and if TO this calculation be
added the amounts contained in bills which are pend.
inc before the two Houses, IT MAY BE SAFELY
AFFIRMED THAT TEN MILLIONS OF Dol
LARS WOULD NOT MAKE UP TIE EXCESS
OVER THE TREASURY RECEIPTS, unless The
payment Of the national DEBT BE POSTPONED
and the pledged to that object applied TO
those enumerated IN these bills. Without well
regulated system Of internal improvement this OK.
hausng mode Of appropriation is likely to be a.
voided, anc the PLAIN consequence must be- either
co"'nnancc Of the NATIONAL DEBT, or a resort
to ADDITIONAL TAXES
The document referred TO-, 50 as follows. (5ee Do
culuent No. Ii3, pages, il and ~
NotcmtHt from He TrcasuryDpaJtnccnt.
Receipts for 1880, estimated at S23 $4,000
VIZ ~ ''oS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
100000


And leaving for further appropriations
an estimated balance of S1672 SIG
S. ID. INGHAM
Treasury Department. My 81 1880.
The standing appropriation for the sinking fund, is
ten millions of dollars The object of General Jack
son was to make impression that the appropriations
by Congress had already exceeded the receipts of the
treasury and that but for his Veto the ten millions
would have been consumed likewise Hence the
treasury statement, prepared for him at the Treasu-
y and submitted to Congress makes an estimated de-
hciency in the appropriations already passed. of seven
nuhurcd ana i've thousand. eight hundred and sixty
three dollars and arrays formidable list of other ap-
preparations said to be pending before Congress 10
the amount Of S947I PSI
Now, will the reader believe il possible that in
stead OF deficiency of S705. SG3 as estimated in the
ie9sury statement reported 10 Congress- there was
balance III the Treasury, the LIST Of January 1891
OF SIX MILLIONS, FoURrEEE THOUSAND rIyE mn Sppvp
ND ruiHrY-NiNE DOLLARS AsD sEvFNTY.F1yE CENT.
ct such is the fact. (See report of Secretary Nc
Lane, dated December Z, 1879
Faithful to our rule to allow 10 the adrinis,ra
non Tie benefit Of all evidence it shall offer TO the
fuoIic' IN justification of itself from any charge
winch we circulate against it, we copy the follow.
ing from the official paper ofyestcTday.
Mr. BLArR:-The Editor of the Telcoranb h,s
made charge against the President Of Inc ITni,oJ
states, and specifies that che had submitted to
congress ~ an official report false estimate
81 inc condition of the Treasury kno,vinp il To mo
false" and intmates that the said false esriinaic
was made 'to ORDER by the Register of the Treo.
sury; 10 this charge of the Editor Of the Too.
graph the undersigned gives unqualified contra
dicton and calls upon the Editor for the proof of
bis allegation.
with regard to the "statomcnts from the Urea.
suFy department." which the Editor Of the 'TeIe !
graph quotes, they taken from the annual Re |
port OF the Secretary Of the Treasury of the 18th
december, 1929, and from statements furnished |
by the Secretary Of the Senate. which are contain
ea IN inc Printed documents, and which will bear
VIC .oS' OF scrutiny T. L. SMITH
Treasury Department, Regis.
tcr's 2Bcc, 1911 Sept, 1892
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25

" lRGINlA AT rules, holden in the clerks
office ofthe circuit superior court of law and
GnSncery for Henrico county, the 7th day of July,
1882; Zacharah Brooks, and Margaret his wife
Tameia HobSon, and Samuel Jones, pitts, against
John McRae, Alexander McRae, and other dts,
The defendants above named, not havinp enter.
ed their appearance and given security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this country 1t is ordered,
that tho said defendants do appear before the judge
OF our said court, at the capitol, in the city Of
Richmond, on the first day of the next October
term, to be holden for the trial Of civil causes and
answer the bill of tho plaintiffs; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted 10 some ueyyspopcr
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
capitol in the said city
65 Copy. Testc, WIN. G. SANDS. d. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
ESTIMATED DEFICIENCY

Appropriations contained in bills that
have passed the Senate, aud now
pending in the House of Represen-
tatives
Appropriations in hills that have passed
the House of Representatives, and
are now pending in the Senate
Appropriations in the bills of the Senate
that have not as yet passed that body
Appropriations in bills of tie House of
Representatives still pending in that
House
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25

n deserving ATTENTTON.-"M7 Wake
~ held, an eminent Surgeon in England, an
nouncos that ont of 81 cases of cholera on the
continent OF Europe, no has cured 81 by the uso
OF Saline Approximately. 7. CoW q. Eng.
1--WE are not in the habit of making cal certificates
OF commentator for unlicensed quackeres but we
DO know o! a nostrum, approved too by the FacuI
ty, that cannot nc recommended too highly TO the
attention Of every family during tho present warm
weather. 1t is denonrinated Buffers Egcyresce,t,
HagHesiaH 3perjcHf," and 70 medicinal propertias
are admirably adapted to the alienation and rc,no
val Of the numerous bodily complaints incident to
the summer season. We doubt whether fbc ,gl,lo
PharmacoPm offers mozo innocent and cfTcctivo
remedy, or n moro pleasant and palatenble prcvcr
tativc Having seen its virtues tested in c,.cs nr
severe headache and threatened CLoleya lIoybue.
we can conclcntiously testify CONCERNING is nil
lyi :, ~ ~ ~. y: Brenjog JoVraqI.
BUTLEGS EFFERV ESCEN,T, 7rAc-cEsr
An APPbltlE NT relieves Dyspepsia, or ;ndigos
uon, nervous debility giJdncss, headache. aciJitv
OF the stomach, and hahiIual costivcness n e
more convenient than The Scijltz Powders. and
inc dose may be regulated as to perform oen.
s'o OF powerful pnTgaton its portablcness md the
convenience with Which it is mixed, recommend
~ 10 Ihe attention Of all travellers particularly
'"gso visiting or residing in hot climates.
Prepared by II. Butler Chemist. London, and
fer sale by UUGU & V.Vi;UHRH
y 20 Richmond Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25

Indian affairs, pensions,
armiug the militia, ana
internal improvements o,S-o,toJ
Naval service, including the ~
gradual Improvement Is2o1,lit
Public debt ll,oOO,Ouo
Which would leave estimated balance
in the Treasury the LIST january,
1881, of 1,4A .3io
-===E===
Amount of rec ipts for the year 1890,
estimated by the Secretary of the
Treasury Sa3 100000
Amount estimated To be IN the Treasury
on the LIST january, 1880 4,4i0,07l
y, 25O, 07I
OF which sum estimated to
be in the Treasury ON the
LIST January, 1c3O, there
bad debts amounting
to I,426,546
And there will be required
by the several Depart
ments to complete tho
service of the year lS29 = 49, ,l73
Making the sum to be deducted una
valuable for 1880 1888 ,7lO
Leaving applicable to service, 1880 81 ,366 1862
Expenditures
Amount already appropr-
ated up to the 18th May,
1880 1898, 3O5
For payment of public debt IL 100000
Amount of bills pending be-
tween the two Houses OH
amendments, which will
probably pass 436, 5i4
Amount OF bills that will
probably pass the present
session II97 3G6
S25 O72 2I5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
To George Yates, 0nd M1rthy r., his rife. former
In Martini T. IrcIor

~ hdTthd f.. drcAer.
a you do not reside within this Common
"a wealth, notice is hereby given to YOU. that.
on Monday, the frst day of October next. at the
Office Of Conway Robhson in the City of Rich.
mond' between the hours OF nine in the forenoon,
ana i've IN the afternoon of that day, We shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of Brunch r. Archer
James kobcrtSon, jr, and Others be read as evil
oencc IN SUIT IN choncery, now pending in the
circuit superior court of law and chancery for tho
county of lIenricO, wherein Mary p. Saunders,
George Yates and Martha +. his wife formerly,
Martha f. Archer, Thomas u. Gay, and Elizabeth
MS WIFE, formerly Elizabeth Archer, are plaintiffs,
and Greed Haskius, late Sheriff of Powhatan Coun
ty, and as such, administrator Of William Archer
deceased, together with ourselves and others, are
defendants; and if from any cause, the takinr of
the SAID dispositions should not he finished on the
day aforesaid, the same will be continued on other
days. between the hours aforesaid, until the taking
thereof shall be completed. Given under our
hands this twenty-ninth day of August 1882.
JOSEPH ALLEN
ag 30-iw LEWIS yyEnR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
BRISCOE G.. BALDWIN.
AUGUST 18th, 1889.

~ The Editors of the Enquirer and Wig.
Richmond, and Of the National IntcllircnceT,
Telegraph, and Globe, Washington, will please
publish the above once a week till the LIST of No.
vomber and forward their bills to this Office for
payment StaaRton Spectator.
20-~yI II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25

Indian affairs, pensions,
armimg the militia, and
internal improvements
Naval service, including the
gradual Improvement
Public debt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
ELEANOR STUART, Executrix,
G GEEAh II. b. b. s sTUART' Executors

sep lo-IawtlN OF Archibald Stuart, deed.
The Richmond Wing and Enquirer the Lynch
ourg Vlrglnian, the Lexington Union and tho Rock
ih9ham Register, will insert the above once a week
in their respective papers until the first of Novcu
OCT, ana forward their accounts to the office of tho
Spectator for settlement
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
1COPY I


Leaving an available balance Of
The receipts of the year 1880, are esti
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06
CHOLERA IN FRANCE

The French papers contain the most mel
ancholy details of the ravages of the Cho-
era in Paris, and in other places in France.
i appears from the Government Reports of
the number of cases heretofore received,
and which are announced daily, present far
within the actual number of cases. Hun
dfe.is occur in private dwellings, within the
walls and in the suburbs, and are not en-
braced in the official accounts. Many of
the most eminent medical men have fallen
victims, and down to the 29th Of April, il is
estimated on good authority, that from 80
600 to 10000 persons have died in Paris.
More than 1000 deaths had occurred in Il
day. By order of Government, the inter
ments flor funerals had been discontinuedl
were conducted by night, large trenches in.
stead of graves were dug, and the bodies
thrown in without discrimination.
The bodies were carried in large carts
drawn by artillery horses. In this melan-
choly state of things the Archbishop had
ordered prayers to be offered for 40 DAYS in
the Catholic churches. The deaths are
stated to have been greater than in London
during the memorable plague in the time of
Charles the 2d, when the deaths were 1000
a week. In London at that period, in the
course of eight months, more than 10000
people tel! victims to the maady.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

number of citizens Of Portland have ap
pointed committee TO invite Messrs Holme,
and Sprague, United States Senators from
Maine, to public dinner. Mr.. Evans, Repre-
sentative from Kennebec, is 10 be an invited
guest.
MANY Of the cotton and woollen manufacto o.
r'es have, in part, or altogether, suspended OPP
eratlons IN the neighhorhoOd Of Philade phia -
and hundreds, it is feared, will be compelled to
follow their example.
WIN. Price Stevens, has been arrested at
Fredericksburg, Va, charged with kidnapping
ana offering for sale, muatto slave, named
John, z years old. He has confessed that the
boy rs the child of his sister, white woman
but that he did not intend selling him. II is
slated however, in the Herald, that the evil
dence is incontestible that he did He is 10 be
tried in Hanover County.
In Granville, County, N c., free man of
color was recently convicted of violating the
law prohibiting the emigration Of free negroes
and inulattoes into that State. TIE penalty is
Sooo, and he, being unable To pay the same
was ordered to be sold accordingly.
AT Manayunk. near Philadelphia. three canal
ooatinen kindled an anthracite coal fire IN an
open earthen furnace, in their cabin, fastened
the door and went TO sleep. They were all
r =, no"l uoIHiHS tHeiT mouths were
frothy, and blood had settled on the side ON
which they were lying.
MICHIGAN. The Detroit papers inform us
mat The tide of emigration is flowing strcnply
into that territory, the present SEASON. Michi
gan Will probably have claims for admission in
10 The Union as State, in the course Of anotb
CT year,-lfihe Union should last so long
". Y. Commercial .4duertiscr.
houston beat Mr.. Stanberry until Buckner
oeheVed he was dead. Houston was told thai
ne was reprimanded. person in New Jersey
nogees the editor Of paper ana was fined S70o
he dlf1erence in value of an editor and n men,'
Der oil Congress may be tested by such results
1t is stated in the Washington papers, tina,
u. D. Dams, the South Carolina bully. who
threatened Mr.. Cooke of Ohio, has received an
appointment in the Gen. Post Office. Sill wo
are told the President does not coun,enance The
'he dIsgracetul outrages which have been ner.
petrated at Washington
The Globe, by way of apology for Heard II,
MS attack upon Mr. Arnold, saws the ,ssa.s;n
was snf01,cated. This is an apology indeed ,
a common drunkard-and vet the Intimate
Trend and associate of Houston, and an forms
OF familiarity with the President.
ACCIDENT. As Mr. Walter Pike. Riding
master Of The Mason street School, SAYS the
Sost1n Transcript, was coming into the city
SUNDAY evening, he was thrown from his chase
WIN so much violence as to break his collar
oone' and otherwise injute him severely.
rev Enoch Pond has accepted the appointment
o. Professor OF Systematic Theology and Pastoral
duties In the Bangor Theological Seminary.