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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
NOTICE.

DR. COTTON having moved from New.
II port &c. the subscriber being his agent,
calls on all persons indebted TO him or to
whom he 10 indebted, for immediate settle.
ment. All accounts and notes unpaid will be
put in suit after the let Of January, 1882.
TO LET, tho house, stable, &C., which nc
recently occupied.
TO SELL-Pew no. 50, inTrinity Church.
JOSIAH c. SHAW.
Agent FOR Charles Cotton, NJ. ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
N. u. BUSS, CASHIER
J. G. SHAW, Auct'r.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
|"ER EAS by evil advice. my wife Amy
w has qui. my house, and neglects to-
take care Of her children, L feel in duty bound
to them although with extreme reluctance ~
to hereby forbid any persona harboring' or
trusting her at my expense, az I hare deter.
mined to pay no debts her contracting from
this date. CHARLES PITMAN.
THE subscriber RxQuEsrst that all persons
Il havingany unsettled accounts with him
will present the same for liquidation and set.
dement, without delhy.
Jan 3. s. T.. NORTHAM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

We are indebted to the politeness OF
the Hon. Asher Robbins and the Hon.
Isaac Hill Of the u. s. Senate, and the
Hon. ID. J. Pearce ofthe House of Rep
resentatives, for documents accompany
ing the Presidents Message.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

The General Assembly of this state
convenes in Providence this day. There
is enough business before this body to
occupy it three months, but the members
generally are of so domestic character,
that they cannot manage to leave their
homes but week at a session.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no. 80;
draws Tuesday Jan. 10. Highest prize
$l0,000-Tickets 4 parts in proportion.
r. ]. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. 80; draws Wednesday Jan. ii. l0,-
600 highest prize-lO prize Of $1,000
Tickets s parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
8; draws Saturday Jan. Ia. s prizes
Of 100000 prizes of l000.-Tiekets
8 parts in proportion
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

American Rail Road JournaL.-We
have received the first number of paper
by this name published at New York by
d. X. Minor. II is neatly printed on a
large sheet made up in convenient form
for binding, containing in each number,
sixteen large octave pages of three col
umns each, and is well worthy Of the
public patronage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

BANK OF U. STATEs.-At an election
held by the stockholders Of this Bank, at
their banking house in Philadelphia, on
the I'd. and Sd. inst. the following gentle
men we're chosen directors for the ensuing
year: Nicholas Biddle, John Bohlen,
Richard Willing, Henry Pratt, Matthew
L. Bevan, John II. Nef, Horace Binney,
Edward Coleman, Manuel Eyre, Will
liam Platt, Ambrose White, Thomas
Cadwalader, John s. Henry, John Pot
ter Of South Carolina, Robert Gilmor of
Maryland, Isaac Carow Of New York,
John Rathbone Jr. New York, Thomas
III. Perkins Of Massachusetts,. And at a
meeting of the directors on the evening
of the Sd instant, Nicholas Biddle was
unanimously reelected President Of the
Board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

We extract the following paragraph
from the Washington correspondent of
the Providence Journal, whom we un-
derstand is the editor.
"Mr. Adams from the Committee on
Manufactures intends reporting some
very important alterations to the tariff of
1923, in order to paeify the South, by
yieldingin measure to their requisitions.
This is but rumor. yet there is reason to
believe it is too well founded. The
friends of the American system have
nothing to fear from the report Of Mr..
Adams they command ample mejorities
in both houses, and have in each the most
able advocated to defend the system."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

Washington Irving has at present a
work in hand, called the Legendary
History ofMahomet.
The schooner Ellen, Edmunds at
Por rtland, on the I'd ult. fell in with schr
Richmond, Mcsservey Of Ipswich, la
den with coal for Boston, with loss Of
sails, leaky, &c. Capt. E. took of Capt.
Messervey, wife and two children, and
left one child dead on board.
The Salem Mercury---"A memorial,
signed by large number of our most
respectable citizens, praying for re-
peal or reduction of the duties on for
eign coal, was forwarded to Mr.. Silsbee,
on Monday last, to be presented to the
u. s. Senate"
The proprietor of the Exclusive gam
ing house Of the West End, has netted
S7O, 900 this season, Sl4,000 Of which
have been lost by single individual.
We understand that Capt. George w
Rodgers, brother Of the Commodore
has received orders to proceed to the
Brazil station to take command Of OIL
squadron in that quarter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

DKOPOSALS will be received until the
Il 18th January next, for tho supply q
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l. Of
100000 Common Bricks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
SPIRITS OIL. CANpUOR

The following Is an extract from letter publish
ed in the New York Courier and Enquirer.
Lett not be imagined that the validity of the
sacmcntrests upon the assertion Of one or ten in.
diyiduas, Its a statement whichcourts the inves
legation of every unprcudcod mind, and which
will be sustained by the voices of at least five hun
dred impartial witness Of the eaaIptor treatment
Let those who still doubt, and who are affected
with any ofthe usual pramonitory symptoms, make
trial ofoae to three drops 0Rig of the pHmigcd sp..
fts OF camphor in little water repeated at inter
walls ofan hour, or two, Torn few Aaars el.y, car
fully avoiding improper DIT, all ether medicine
and especially sre5y toras ef op:Nn and expert
ence may convince them tina. cholera in tbs
stage Is readily obvat5d without the AID Of d
physician.
The writer has had his cherished theories, arc
maintained them with as much zeal as most of hi
professional brethren But, if he had net armed be-
fore, his observations within the last few weeks hac
most convlneingly taught HIM that ii is the sacrel
aud imperative duty Ofthe physician IN all case.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

rounds was young gentleman 4 highly rhsplc-
table connexions, who had been taken up ID the
street about midnight shockingly drunk, the result,
Of a tgUlar froIic lie was dressed IN odd style,
wearing bucIskin small clothes, which fitted as
tight upon has person the SKIN itself and elegant
y worked with white silk lis hat had hrfH cut
Off near the crown, aad had been 6eWtt down = csc
10 the brlm, wHh coafBe wax ends, over winch a
broad yellow rbband was tied He wore boots
with red tops, aud four!shcd a whip in rs hand.
The Waterman, Hines, was attracted by hearing
hun striking passenger IN Race street. near that
den o n'amy, Wagner Alley and as il was found
impossible % keep him quiet, Hines set of 10 con-
duct HIM 10 the watch house. On the way, tie
prisoner amused himself with laying his whip over
tn sh5nldfrs Of the officer, Who finally conducted
him ta tae general receptacle. Wlan BROUGHT up
for eKaainaton thus morning, he had not sep; oil
the fumes Of the liquor he had swallowed IN such
coplons dlaughts, aud while waiting ms turn 10 be
questioned, he was seized with sickness at tn
stomach, followed by dreadful fin Of vomiting
Hes got the Cholera, Immediately issued from
the mouths ofpll present and shudier ran through
tho VEINS Of the horror struck spectators lie vas
conducted into the yatd adjoining the Mayors of
fec, where the vomiting continued SO violently
that the Mayor directed physician to ba sent for
inmedlat and despatch d a second messenger to
inform the p ,oners father Of his sons situation
The pllysic an arrived and pronounced hum IN
dangerous condition. His father soon after eamt,
but refused TO allow his son To be taken homo,
declaring that he unworthy of his notice. He
was accordingly removed To Cholera Hospital
Satardqy, l. O'eioeE The person mentioned IN
the above report, is now convaleseeht The grea'-
est possible was taken Of ms case, and spec
dy recovery was anticipated lis case should
serve as striking warning TO persons OF similar
habits. Phi. EtPles5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

arrived Il s,nla Martin on he 10th JalY, hayins
sailed from this pot IN tie brig Mm'.lla, s5d June
In letter TO the Governor OF Santa Martha' aa'e-
New York May 3ist, he am, unees his espseta'
ton Of landing al that port, and expressed VISA
thai the usual expensive formally On the fecePil1
ofnublc characters III .hat country, might be dia-
pensed with
The differences With the Republic Of Ecuador, 0.
over winch Cen Flores presidez, appear TO be ~ .
tram Of amicable adjustment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

,;,v1 was innsesto seek The tree and listen 10 the
,,r,tenJel nan,onition from Heaven. The next day
master and slaye sci out for the Highlands about
Baton Rouge, taking with them as much as the
planation carts would cary, but leaving behina
without keeper, or even the protection OF ioeh'
many arlleles offWnlnue anu provisions.
Asmishl have been anticipated, The negroes on
the neighboring plsntali9ns were MOI Eastward III
listening ,,,tso prophecy, aud preparing To move
also; bdt Tia masters aud ofersears "ahleu la"a.
,,l III, sound tac lash.4ooa dispellsd supersti-
TIA n, I restored llsc pint
The craluloas old seaiemanhas sinee ro'u'hea
10 his plantation, and two o. tue b'shs afela Jad,
awaiting Their TRIAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

H1lo 10 Jclome .Siorisichici-A person with the
hes. seht may make himself short sighted by moro
~ wearing corcage glasses have met with some
simple young gentlemen at College who produced
the disease by THIS aitectation and became Per ma.
ncndy short sighted The retint, accustomed to the
mulns of light sentfrom very close Objects, be-
comes lnscnsible 10 those more remote, and eonse,
quently, less powerful-Elenee watchmakcrs arr
shortsishtcd, and sailors the reverse.
Ncchaaics Haga iae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
From BaJgcr's y. ! B1eliy Messenger.

The Rev Melville B. COX Editor and Proprie
III & the frs. aid cont volumes Of srhc Itnc1
anl," publishel At Bui noea ,a,, At tire ln,, Genc-
rnl "onlcrenas II ' n1inlsters O, lie Methods T.
Chur y, APP united Missionary To L'brra, whittier
he will shn. tIy repair. Bat many oithe suOs n
bers hay- not Ped their Subscriptions considera
bic sum IS now duo the concern, and which he Is
still expecting all indebted will pay.-As many Of
these may have changed their residence, il viii be
very difficult, fnot impossible to address Them IN.
dividually Therefore, to give general uote, to
such delinquent subscribers, they arc inform d that
the accounts are all put into my hands for collection
and ttey are solicited 10 embrace the earliest oppol
tunty ofsendlng to me the amount due, aud not
wal. 10 be put to the expense of postage.
Any other friendly Editor eXtcuding tins notice
will SO far benefit Jealous friend to religion and
good order, who has by the above publication sunk
aeonsiderable sum, STEPHEN DANDO.
% Snr,,re- street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
Elom AeN y Courier aud E,l1puer, Apg.

A
Onr nq,ys Lont Eelinse boarded YESTERDAY, the
rr;,, Nh, IAN, c,nt,i,, ~.i,I5.,4sr to,n Raf bs
10 lI.a.,,I,J mn tl,e Loot INK, 7.d hrinqs Paris
,,.r. affI. 37tL and R.ri ,i,. f,ngr. the agli,
L,no
,rbere seemed f., bo s,ro,,, Iit, ,b,t NJ
Dnnin \ mr. viii selected IN, mis- ph,,an. +,
.,,crcd N pcr,.r a. pr.sII.n,# -. H.. Gaa,s.
rh, Const,tut,o,,,op ,,i,l ,.l,,rl,,g.ns, N Dunn
&c lno,on he co,,nae.al c.,,,,,s n. ,lI#..oio
r.,,,,r,nbs and : ol..r,,t ,p.,,.or. ,.r,,,all
rorpn1nn eatedbv linn
W. hey,oyn Thar ,,.o cav, oiy. tho ,ssnr,,,c,
that M pmu Aine m all lis conyer.stio,s vi,L
his politral friend. and with some The Minister,
h.s d.,iIlI,, oiv, # ~ orinio, that tho s,at, of
siog. should he ;n,nodia,cl, removed n, n.,ssed
,h. ,,r,er mar, of Yesterday q, 81 rloud and fI,r
i no lo,3l, That h. has ey,yass, IN, s,,o onJn.,
IN his Majesty
7, i trae - h,s bee, announced br some or the
;ouroaIs his morning thu, tho ,o.org,,iz,tion Of
the NI,n,strv ,s no,,. eoir,, ,o,y,rd srrousv I'm,
At the s,,ne ,ir II Is s,,,rd tbs, The nr;nc;na o
.,,cI, IN ,b, r,ns,, nc ,h ,r.,rcc,'orfs +;
M,,sbI S,n,,l, ,,.I, H. io.l,,.d ,r,,if y .;i.,,
If rho Cnnncn anno5nt.d he VII retire from, ,hc
c,lino,e
.,.color,l N Ye,sor,;.c h,sb,,d,ri.a ba.
faro n military, co,,,,a.siop q, No,,cs and t4nol
ouiltv ofbavino formed po- fan ,rr3oi bod, of
men who's, object II wa n chance nm, enyer,-
nam, anl oroyc,;no, tho ;,ror,,,,,5 70 ,.,t I,,.
i, co,s,,,oncc ofs,o,e cvto,,na,,, cir,,,,,g,a,,.o
tbc conr sentenced HIM 10 Transformation instap, o
conde,,,,i,,, him f., l.,fb rLs c,,,y,J co,s,dsr,
Jc AGITATION IN fine ,if,. and r,r,,e ,ssc,obI,,,es at
,oonI,. -, rho s,,c.ts
The National C,rard and some troops If the linz
u,orc coIIea ont l,, ,lr,,,, tho .>,or,;l,, &c Gov,
oral Snl,,n,c ,obo co,o,,9nds IN r.. weston, do
no',n,ca, blonsh,d ,.as ,,roy.,ta1 So,s arra,ts
ycrc made and rcinfaree,,'cn,s sem n the cif,, IN
consequence ofthc necessity, of ,,rn o,,,ngt At.
tennis releasing any of he Cgrs,s Under arres,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
Frn11 Tie Lerire,1rlKLN o. .errer.

OUR RAIL-RJAO-A splendid ca Tire Lex.
ingtou ani Oho was placed Oh The Ri Road on
Tharsdsg last Il mail so trips the distance the
road is finished, baying inside and oltsde about 60
passengers cecil trip. The crowd to witness this
experiment was very great, and We never saw
spectators more delighted. TIE opening of the
Rail Road from Lexington to the Ohio river, will
be the commencement ola new era in the history
Of Ksntucky Let u.bclsye in the utility of Rail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

CoRrts4igcf The late DR.. r." Dear Sir, an
sorry cannot aerept yaur kind offer as J am al
ready engaged but am sure my SISTER Ann %ouie
jump at il. Your obliged, Liza L. Dear
Miss Eliza, beg your pa ON, but wrote you
name in rlstaae 4 was Miss Ann menHt to
ask AMI have written to her per bearer Hoping
soon 10 be your aiieetonate brother, J. R.'-Iht
d.. aud NIIas Ann were married, and as they say
in fairy tales, lived very happy all h rest ofhcr
lives
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
Mem York, Aug | 1892
% Spruce street

An error in the punctuation Of one of Or Tod
sens Letters from Liberia, lately published, is too
important in is effect on the sense of il not ~ be
promptly and eonspleuousy corrected As printed
threads as follows:
" Ofthe James Perkins emgran,s, two hundred
snd sixty Of whom were in the first instance Sent
up to Caldwell, and afterwards IN a very low state
between thirty and forty two adults and ten chill
dsen are deed"
The true reading of the sentence is, that Of thu
two hundred and sixty emigrant5 first sent up tc
Caldwell, and the thirty or forty afterwards, tico
adults and ten children are dead Doctors and
compositors should mind THEN stops
VT Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
FOR GOVERNOR
col. BENTON AND Mr.. CLAY

COL. BENToNAND MR.. CLAY.
we extract the following article from the s,
Louis Times Of June .
twill he seenby the account o. thu preceding,
Of the Senate tat oil BEAroN has, Mt Isl n,r,,,,,
orlly dIsavowed the ,xprcss1e hat heye brcp e,
- .ffIuted fe bio ,ala - ..u, In ni,,rcJ
r the eierlon'rf t'ou. 5aa-.a.. 7.z when ca.
BENTON was Tia udarreus -. a4psoae Of Hr,p,.
Clay, III which h gave tn ft-pd.a eaaraetr, If
the present administration The expressions ;,,
puted to the Colonel. as our readers know. Ne,o ~.
substance, that II Con. Jackson should h. ,1,I,
Preslaaat, members Of Cgs,.r-ss would have ~,
legislalc with pistols N tier belts
Col. Benton his mdte the denial AND WI ,.ov,
orFER TO PROVE, IT the opportunity shal be aior.
ded to coercc the production OF testimony Hat
Thomas II BGat0n, then ana RolD SeRatar or
.hiSS0arl, did, some ,ime IN the yca1s ls23 anti
1924, al dBc5eh pi0ocy, md IN dte prtsept.rfga-
NJ persons in tie Sl9te n Missouri, sag, IN sab
S0nee, thai il General Jasts0B stcgld be elected
President ot lie GRlted states, t5H meabcys If
Congress 1roald hare to hei18te atned. W.
know the names and the pefs rs o tire witnesses.
by whom the charge c9u, mi in re a8#4 referred
10, Will be sustained our Ole f. jf ..assity, at
this tine confined to tie PFC i7cr 1a ~ tYldenc. m
the olodc pointed oot. r. general reluctance Of
pfFate citizens l. epPee "a . pu0se pants as
Vlmess SIS the oa.Y caesa tat mak.s us thus
-lar'.sa Lutl1may, ..nd Y teP vi b in our
row.rto dispense wl,h the enoitin 'hat v, are
now obliged to make Our ntcuton Is 10 fulfil
our pledges d, AL times, and therefore VI give
them Warily.
The ST. Louis Republican OF the 3lst ut also
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
TIE BEAUTIES OF CONSISTENCY

The Maysullc Eagle stntcs that the Postmaster
OF that place, who was latsy appointed TO thai oil
fee as reward for his devotion 10 Gen. Jackson,
has not only been making great personal cxcrIlo6s
10 reconcile the people Of Mason county to the late
conduct the Executive, but has actually nude an
incursion into the State of OHIO, and horan2ued
the people IL defence of the veto, &c. THIS, We
presume is done in compliance with dat part Of
Cen. Jacksons inaugural address in which he re
bukod Adams and Clay for bringing the patronage
Of the Government in conflict with the freedom Of
elections y and, in winch he promised that the
task ofrofotm,o in this respect, was too lc2bly
inscribed among has dutos, " 10 be overlooked
II. 5, I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16
RE N1EJAE.

He SUBSCRIBER hasrenoyed lis es,,b
= lshmcnt across the street from where he A.
ncrly lived and located himself one door aboy, tn,
Vlrsinian Office, IN the BRICK tenement formrIy
% -upied 10y q. Tonrtns, bo, me eee',y
~ MessrS. Hatehers, whore he has rtausl f.
VARIETY STORE
consisting OF Il general assortment Of Dry Goods
Groceries, and Saddlery, all Of which viii be sold
low, ior Cash, or Country Produce, or 10 puneual
customers on credit The subscriber has aud
will keep On hand, several strong made
CARRY ALE.S
both single and double, suitable Ton travelling ard
family uses, winch he win sell low or hlre-Aiso
two horse Wagon teood work a seeor3 hanL
.Carrage, good supply c!P.ank, Timber. seort
ling, and for which he will allow liberal Hsces in
Barter or Cash. ROBERT II. GRAY.
July - wtw if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

Tx s = y he render will have observed some
oftn. movements " hlch have been recently rcpoI-
te44a'l.r4a A blow has been struck al the Mex
iean r5tciuAaHt; aud those who are at the head
of the nslfrHtaon, viii 20 Tor independence ESis=
ting circuns lauee, favor then chcme. The terri
tory from tho Sabine 10 The Guadl,Vupc Is occupied
principally bV emerants from the | States-a
brave, bold and cntcrprlsng people, who wish 10
establish Constitution 70. themselves. The 60
vernment Of Mexico IS now ha,npcred by her civil
ooniests--nnd especially the struggle between san
ia Anna aud ms oppoutnt-Had i Is unable 10 send
rclnioroomenis to her commanding officer III Texas
Santa Anna too has just taken possession Of Mata-
moras, on the Gulf Immediately ON The western
boundary of Texa5--1nd thus throwing himself be
tween that territory mud the heart Of Mexico. He
Toe IS profrssedly struggling for a Constitutional
government IN Mexico and IS ready to lend all the
assistance be can furnish to the friends Of Conal
luton IN Faxas--lt vii be observed that the two
parties lave IN ,surcd swords that the Mcxcdn
toops hlyl b sn worsted-a fortress las cap tuatcd
10 lhem--tad he Mcxean commander has been
remp io' to en'et into a ueatY promo,se 9th Il
views
We understand, in case OF their ultimately sue.
ceedng in the revolution they have commenced,
they have no idea OF seahihg any junction win
the United States They have set up for them
selves and mean 10 establish constitution Of them
own. lheg tank their lerutory ID arge enough
and the advantages oil ther climate aud soil l1
cuaied 10 invite suAeleAi population tar lher de
fence Texas IS represented to Us as lhfoo tunes
larger than Vlrgna-as possessed OF bone Of the
finest lands on the globe, capable Of producing
wheat corn, sugar &e sc Corn, fifty or sixty
tusht,. ,otae acre. Its climate - healthy mi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

The Crps-A gentleman who has just return
Il from Queen Aun's County, ON the Eastern
shore Of Marylanl, informs us that the Corn ne
yer looked better than at present. The crop Of
Wheat viii generally turn out good. On firms
where TIE laed is considered pJOr, he nevertheless
remarked its liSurant growth and lis plentiful
yield attcrlt was thrcshed or troddcn out, There
can be no doubt but the late rams will have yer,
selu,ary effect on the Corn and Tobacco crops
Bal Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

Suc,de--Tbe Pennsylvania inquirer ofyesier-
day says We learn with deep regret dat Mr..
Thomas " 1yhout, but a few yeafs SINCE one OF
the most promising young men of phlladcI1hla,
eouIrnllted suicide on FRIDAY night last, by jump
pe into the Delaware 1nd Chcsafsa axe cnual, AMI
drowning himself lie was Ut The tine n state
of uicutJl arrangement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

For the last two weeks, the season has been very
favorable for the Indian Corn--W We have had sev-
eral very fine rains IN the course of the last week
and every thing at present PROMISES fine crop
RloAMond Compiter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

A r.cd oomParisoH--pr Cox Of New York
lately declared 10 female Temperance Society N
nat city thai there was no more nourisment III
Alcohol than in fash Of lightning. Rather u
btigtt idea that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16

BEAD BAuS, BEADS, &C.
FETIllS day opening an additional and beantifl
III supply for salcb Howell DAVIES.
Auo 2 its