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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
CONVERSATIONAL .F,,rE,lsis.

In the Senafe Monday MIR Webster nresent.
cd several petitions IN favor of the abolition of
slavery within the District of Columbia. mum.
Der of memorials in favor of the renewal of The
charter of the United States Rank. we,e nrescn,ed
Mr.. White. from the Committee on Indian Affairs.
reported a hill estoblisbing the office of sunerin'
tendent of .dian Affairs. MIR. Claws resolution
was taken I'm and Nj. Dallas smoke Two hours and
a half in its support. when moi having concluded
he gave way for a motion to udiourn.
In the House of Ronresentaiives. humorous me-.
MORALS and.petitions were presented. Mr.. Archer
from The Commune m Foreign Af,rs renor,eJ y
hill IN carry into etiact ,ho cnnran,n, ho,,noan
tho United States md F,an,,,, concluded A. pr
on the the 4th of July, 1881. AIR. Archer. from,
the same Committee, reported hill TO amend the
act fixing the commentator of the Ministers and
Consus of the United States residing on the bar.
bary coast, and for other purposes. Mr.. McDufI;a
from the Committee Of WAYS and Means. remarked
a bill making appropriations for Indian annn,;ee
ami ether sin,;Ipr oI;oo,s g. d. ,,aIsso NH.
Plummer, from she Committee on the Public
Lands, reported bill to remove the Land Office from
Mount Salus TO jackson, in the State of Mississip.
pi. Mr.. Hail. of North Carolina, from the Com.
mttee on Public Expenditures, reported bill
to establish uniform rule for computing the
mileage of Members of Congress. MI. Barrinrer.
from the Committee on the Militia, reported bill
to provide more effectually for the national de.
fence. The resolution submitted on Saturday last
by Mr.. Adams, was modified by the mover, and
agieed to. The resolution submitted on Thurs
day last by Mr.. Clayton, of Georgia, for the nm.
pointmcnt of Select Committee 10 examine into
the affairs of the Bank of the United States, was
taken up. Mr.. Clayton addressed the House in
favor of the adoption of the resolution, and was
followed by Mr. McDuffe in oDposition thereto.
When the latter gentleman had concluded, Mr..
Patton obtained the floor, but the hour heretofore
agreed upon for recess, having expired. he oave
way, and the House adjourned TO meet again nj
7 o'clock, p. M.
Ereniag Session. The House re.assemhled Mt
seven o'clock. On motion of Mr.. johnson of Ken.
lucky, the bill to establish certain Post Roads
and to alter and discontinue others and for other
purposes, was considered in Committee of the
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
PUBLIC SALE

] he subscriber being about to leave off farming,
will sell public sale Thursday, the 18th inst at
. o'clock, (noon) oil his farm in Chrisana hundred,
All his Stock and Farming Utensils >
consisting of first rate horses, Of them excel
lent family horse, yoke Of FIRST rate young work OK
en- IA head Of &c size feeding cattls cows
and heifers, coed broad wheel OK carts, Jokes,
loughs harrows horse gears. &c. Alse, hay by the
ton, and grain in the ground. Terms cash. Atten-
dance will be given by
March 6-tsp WILLIAM ATKINS.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
TPublic No. ~

AN ACT making appiopl iations for the revolu-
l. tonary and other pensioners 0fthe United States,
for the year 1882.
Be il enacted By the Senate and House of Re-
p eseRatioes OF The United States Of Aaerica, in
Congress assembled, That the following sums be
appropriated for the pensioners Of the United
States, for the year one thousand eight hundred
and thirty two:
For the revolutionary pensioners, nine hundred
and eighty-seven thousand FIVE hundred anil four
dollars.
For the Invalid pensioners, in addition to the
sum Of one hundred and forty thousand five hun.
bred and thirty two dollars in the Treasury, one
hundred and sixty five thousand and ihiry-nine
dollars.
For pensions to widows and orphans. three thou
naad dollars.
Approved, February "a, 1882.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
XF0yN00lAo

ALL persons indebted to the estate If JoHN Att
MoND, deceased, late Of Brandywine Hundred,
requested to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against il will please present their
accounts, duly authenticated, for settlement, TO
GEORGE GRIFFIN, ). Admir-.
March 6-st t44
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
Public No. 81

AN ACT making appropriations for Notifications
fnr the year one thousand eight hundred and
thiriy-two.
BE- IL enaied by the Senate and House IF Repre-.
sertaipes Of the United States of America in Con-
aresescemlIsd. That the following sums be, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
of the Is, st and The latter Of the Sisi July. We
ave only time for Tie following hasy sumin1-

of the lsi Slt and the latter OF the 3isi July. w
ave only time for tie following hasy sunna
y:-
SrWairfR Soerf had AGAIN salerel 'rom re
laps, bei was improving.
The cholera was al the ,itrreie - at lirfrpnei
New cases iou the .5sh 10 lhs 3lsr inclusive
$40, deaths 81.
Nj. N,ssrRs SurraS SrrabeT Of the iiaas al
Commons, had sieaihea hss .'ieo.ian - 'cl'' u HI
close oil Parliament
I.axnoS. Inly -
Tur Cao-rnA--Thc followaaY places eii'' th'
worst accounts the returns OF tins dat --l'Htffooi
new cases 81 deaths q rcco,efies LIS. RENAL M
3C5. Plymouth. n.w Cases 81 deaths ~ reee'f
ries 2i repalning61 dudley, new cases ~
deaths \, recoyeries lr remaining IL
Letters from Rotterdam state, thai clean bis o
health were nc lonser given hi ttaipori, on aaeout
of.he breaking ou, Of the cholera.
A letter from Berlin, u the Eth ult states ,ia
the new sovereign Of Greece, Prince Ohio, 81 Bssa
ma is likely TO he married TO the eldes. daug q
the Emperor Of Russia.
Accounts from Portugal are 10 the Goth July, a
which tine Admiral Sancriops was hlockndns
Lisbon. An engasem.n, Iook place on the 23j oi
June, a short distance from opo'to, in winch
the troops o. + on Pedro were successful The en-
eneemon, LASTED II hours. 1t appears that Don
Miguel had pushed y. ali the troops he could com.
matd fiom Lisbon and Coimbra, IL the amount d
H. 500 men, and attempted 10 take Don Pedro by
surprise but the latter advanced from Oporio IN
good order, md regular battle took place, With
the result above stated. The ex- Euf cror returned
Onorio at nigh, with 900 prisoners, aud the ro-
plies fins conquest, and on Tuesday, was again
OF the head ci his army engaged IN pursuing the
remnant Of Don Mlgusl's force. ltls said that the
British battalion dstn. pushed Itself particularly,
and received the thanks ct the tmucrur for IL gul
lanlry and II is also stated thai tho moment tfe
enemy cauc in sight, The English mi From h bal
talon charged them al the point ol the hayone',
and threw them into confusion, by which the utl-
mate success 81 the ony was much advanced The
dcs,r,trs were nuneroua aud i've rcgirtuts OF
cavalry are said 10 have come over body 10 the
Emperor.
The above Intelligence was received from tn
officers fihc Brush squadron, whose feelings III
favor VI Don Iolro may have induced them 10
give ,aae important end favorable eolorng To the
proceedings Of tho Amy than the facts IA reality
wariant
LoSpoS, Ju'y 3l.--The steamboat from Hmm
nugh arrived IA the river late tins afternoon. 1t
has hroash information, under date OF tho 18th
inst from 81 pttcrsburgh ofthe arrival IN that cap
ital oI Loud pssusM, Who had his frs, interview
with the Emparon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

? 1'ovrsTy Tn London =. 3, ~r " - 4
per,on named " illian Lawson, tailor ard draper
who, some tire ago, emigra'eJ from Branpton I,
America, has just afforded proof Of honorable
feeling The hand Of poverty fell heavy upon hir,
IN tins country, and he at length determined 10 try
ms fortune in the New World Tic offered com
position Of SIS. IN the pound his creditors gather
I'd the little wreck ofhis fortune together and sailed
for America, where by his own and his wife's in
duslry he was soon enabled TO save little money,
and lac has now reunited two lnstllmcnts 10 his ere
ditors, and says he expects to pay OFT The whole Of
ms debts IN d few months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
DOMESTIC NEWS.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
SAMeGL w DicAsos, of Mississippi, to be Mar
sha Of the United States for the District Of Mis-
sis,'ppi, in place of Anthony Campbell, REMOVED.
DAsilL w SMITH, Of Connecticut, TO be Consul
of the United States, al interim, for the port OF
Mnlamoros on the RIO Grpndc, III Mexico.
Jons IioNAnn, of New Jersey formerly Consul
ut Barcelona to be Consul Of the Unlted States for
tc poh Of st. Jogo dc Cuba in the Island of Cuba,
wee Thomas Backus, deceased
WILLIAM TCpoa Tuchta, lobe Consular Com
mereial Agent Of the United States at the Island
OF B,.muIa, wee William r. lIplnbolhan, de
ceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

Extraordinary instance Of Canine Sagdcitp -
" have stcn and read many Instances of the al
most Incredible approaches to human reason by the
dog-hnt few more astonishing than one which re
Gently occurred.
A gentleman who had been residing several
weeks at Wcstpont, and kel his dog, fine setter,
there, went with hun few days since far as
Newhush, III the steamboat. and carried HIM
thence about twenty miles INTO the interior, where
he lett him, in charge of a servant. On Wednes-
day last the suimal vas missed and after having
fiuitllss search made for INN, was given up ms
lost. HIS owner, N gong up the river on Satur
day, was toldby gentleman, that his dog was at
Westpoint, and it was afterwards discovered that
he had found his way TO Newburgh hung about
the Hotel wh,rc his master had put up until the
boat from New York made It's appearance ct the
Wharf. Discovering the direction Of the vessel
he returned to the house, and when the " down
bout arrived, he deliberately got on board and took
his passage for CozzenS Hotel, and upon landing,
made hi, way Immediately to his old quarters. 1t
IS worthy of remark that he had been but once be-
fore to the place whence he escaped.
" Y. Standard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
NATIONAL. WONDERS

\
It's very surprising, that two of tfc creates, ma
tufal curlostlts IN the world, arc within the L
States and yet scarcely known 20 the best informed
| of our geogrnphers and naturaljsts. The ono is Il
beautiful water fail, IN Franklin county, Georgia
tic othct alupendoas prccipice m Pendelon dis
trlct, South Carolina they are both family mentlon
! ed III tn late EDITION OF Morsu's geography, but
| hot MS they merit tdc Iuccoa fail is much hgh-
CT than the falls Of Magyar. The column Of watc
isPfopelled beaatfu ly by Over perpendicular C,
when the stream siul, itpassts dowa without be
| ns broken a II The pllsmatle elect, seen nj Ma
CARA, illustrates the spray OF .iuccoa III, labl,
| mountain IN pendlclon district, South Caroline. i.
IN awful prcciplco Of 900 feet Many persons re
side wilhin five scYen or ten mlies of tins gran,
! spectacle. who have never had curiosity OF TASTE
enough 10 visit IT. Il IS now however acc ms onaIiy
visited hy curious Travellers aud sometimes ~
men OF science. Very few persons who !.aya ouc,
cast glimpse into the almost boundlcss ably IS, can
again exercise sujhelent tortltudc to approach the
margin Of the cha.m Alnos, every one, in looking
over, Involuntary falls to the ground, sepsecss
nervelesS, and helpless and would inevitably be
piecipitatcd and dashed to atoms, were II not for
measures Of caution and security that have always
been deemed indispensable to safe indulgence Of
the curiosity of the visitor or spectnor Every one
over the wonderful deep, has in his ina glnallon a
limitation, graduated by reference to dlstances
! with which his eye has been familiar But III II
moment, eternity, 1t were, j., presented TO ms
as'ounded senses and h. is Instantly overw helned.
His system is no longer subject 10 his ,oluoa o.
his reason aud he falls like mass Of mere matter.
lie then reSivcS. and M wild delirium surveys II
scene, Which for q While, lie Is unable to define by
description ~ imitation.
How strange II IS that the Tnccoa fall aud Table
Mountain, are no. more familiar to Americans
'sther OF them would distinguish any State or
plre III Europe.
! Count CNArrsI, the celebrated chem ST, died
IN Paris ON the 29lh Ju; IN his sew enty seventh
year.
| A new play has been brought out at the Paris
theatres, ~ which DR.. Franklin is TIC hero
! IN he R1I 4 writer IL one Of the northern
! papers On .choodscip,me, says" without IL
liberal use of the rod IT Is impossible to make boys
smart"
! Qa16le'S Last" When IS n lawyer like
young crow p sad pupnlng h,rrstcr 10 Tom
Oulhbe the other day When he's ,ryin, MS first
.ouS, answered Tom.
never Judge from manners, fer I once had
! MY pocket picked by the ctriieSi gentleman ever
mel and one ofthe miLles. persons | ever saw
Was Ali facha" L9rd Byron.
GRAMMAR Glindcrs-A certain Jaw Lord. saws
the Liverpool Times, declares the quarrcls between
himself aud his lady are in strict accordance with
the rule of grammar, which tells US that the 0.ascl
'i1t and temiR,ns genders were never r.eant to
! GgfGe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

HttiWe Scehe-.A scene was exhibited near
Eu,lers Falls on the Delaware, II few DAYS sincc
the bare recital OF h,ch is enough 10 freeze tAe
blood OF the listener 4 gentleman from that quar-
ter gives the following particulars. We DO not
,ouch for their correctness
A.wmk'nan on tl.e Canal we did not learn IN
nance loaded his gun towards night, he sad l..
shoot ntrud"rs upon the lock and left 1t standing in
OF his house HIS wife, tcmful of the col,-
sequences during his temporary absence from
home removed the flint, and left Tho piece in the
same situation The husband, ON his return late
III the night ordered his wife to bed, in company
with small boy: where she had lain bu, sLort
time, when he came INTO the room, aud pCntiAg the
gun directly at her, snapped II, with the intention
Of lodging the contents IN her body The piece OF
cous'' missed fire Discovering that the flint WAS
removed, he seized lighted candle and holding it
Ia the pan, succeeded in discharging but from the
awkwanincss fins position being unable TO take
ann, the charge missed The intended victim The
woman and boy then fled IN opposite directions
The mon falling in the pursuit OF his wife, par.
sued the boy, and overlook him on one OF the locks
of the Canal A slight scuiIic cnsued " hen sud
denly loosing lis hold of thc lad, he fell over into
the lock, and was instantly killed by the fall
orange Co. Pattiot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
EARTHQUAKE IN NOVA SCOTIA

IsAiS Ii'ti AM ~ ~ ~ -.
The Halifax Nova Seotian u Aug - contains
the following paragraphs
Efhact II u iefict dated Utndsor, Aug. Ii
" We hada smart shock Of IN earthquake heft
% Sunday morning, at about qnarter before five /
appears IN have been very sensiby ielt at the Col
cEe, Aeadom,, and the nclehborhood oil spa
Sp,Iug | understand at the former place !, cracked
some Of the pIastcrng Il was 50 Curly that few
people ia the village felt II, although some were
awakened by IT, by some, 1t Is said TINT IT wa
not accompanied by any rmbns noise, aud by
others that II was but all concur III saying thai
., oca,asoued strong lremnlous motion. The A
ead1my was rocked rather alarmngy, ind n cot
tnge not far off, was moved IN manner that made
the imbcrs crack and suggest the idea Of ship IN
motion. cannot ascertain its duration, but should
think It was north AMI south Dad you feel II IN
Halifax am sorry to say tina, Was SO fast II.
sleep that missed IL"
Erifaei 0f n letter dated Bticy Island Aug IL.
ON Sunday morning last, about half past = We
had very heavy shock Of mn Earthquake. 1t last
Ell about u minute, and was so violent thatI could
not stand still on my fee, m the beroom, but hadtp
seize the bedpost Tor support. Many rocks on ,he
cliffs Of The Island were shaken down.
LDeerpooi " 81 Aug, l6h.-On Sunday
morning Last ai,oui cldak, the 18th inst. many
81 our inhabitants felt sll1h shock Of an Garth
quake have since been Informed that il WIS
more severely leh nj sheItufnt, shaking down the
nlniSterlna an nome of their IN Id nv,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

Tn London Morning Chronicle, Of the 26,h
July. halls this language.
We really d. nc, src how the French f'oy-
crnment Will Ice abb longer wresiAi the wish al Tie
n,jlen T. muke held without deiay AGAINST the
Continental dtspot-. i'fmn al appearance "
should be IN Glued To say that the war OF olni ION
announced by Mr.. Canning Is abonito break ot't
MAY tios who have proyokcdibis war suffer whit
is dun for ,hc aTJn, offered by them to justice and
hhcllk =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

The distress throughout tins community Says tbs
Louisville Joulnal) Is such as has never before
been witnessed. The whole of it is attributed To
the Bank Veto, The western merchants are una
bic 10 make good then notes given 10 the wholesale
dealers IN the eastern cites and hence the East
and West will suffer alike and general disaster
muN ensuc, unless the re-cccllon Of Con. jackson
Is defeated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
PErkRsbuRG. July 9, I7s9.

Virginia cloth--of excellent quality, and very
cheap-moy purchased almost every day, of the
country people who come to town, for the purpose
OF making sale OF H. 1t is infinitely superior To a
ny thing Of the KIND imported, and wears remarka
bly, well. The cloth is made of cotton, woven Hlth
great taste, and by the ingenuity Of our fair, has
baen brought to such perfection 10 be preferred by
many TO tho European manufactures. Several gen
tlcmen have furnished themselves wilh full suits
oithls cloth and is many others are anxious to
obtain It, We hone that every one 4" no Processes
himself To be Vrenian, will be distinguished
by Ia. cloth, AS II will be promoting the manuiac-
lures ii oul own country and giving that encour-
aEmentto industry, which It ought ever 10 meet
With
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

VIRGINIA 1870

From an obi Magazine We extract the following
item. II the Aneien. Dominion had interviewer in
ts political creed the sound doctrine, that" esery
one who Processes himsclfto he Virgnlan, should
be distinguished by his ctoth, p" We should hear no
thing now about dark por,entous clouds in its
horizun loud ami angry mutternss, Or rocks Of
disnnion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
LfNChRUHG. SEPT. 1aIs,,
'>'fes jar he asrt edition Of Mrs 7,oBo,.5. :,

Icofnphshcd tourists of the s.,,. a., '' ae-
,opor.1 tho Jra,,.1 g. Inv e'"Ss' Who have
~ s' WIN Their prcse,o
'"'" ''p'e'a' pains, Oh their return no
- 'o'u up ''ie manners and custon. nj H..
| of this country to.,be r;Go., w people
| of the Brlisb ,r,.,oc,.. Wv 'shnea tastes
ana we obs'rqe bv 49,,
80 ''"' .'i'' Anderson, he player u.
| lew months ago Was Kissed from, ,l. ""'
| Theatre II, -. VI , 'o"is Of tie
Baltimore, with rather too mud =, ,l'''a a''f
quencc of some r.o,,rl, LIT III f7'sc
ter Of this co,Iu,rv emit - w eherlc
on his yovooo j,,,h., i..t.. '''zi' by hla-
extensive ,b,,,.l. -. '1is already
branch Of BritiJ, li,e,o,,,., u ''oree
far. however from, Zodiac 1'' Dc very
the onue,r,,.c. ne spleen OF
know that ''''eh rs ",
"H,se o,,,,,,...
| " A nd hates that xceen,c :, ro,,,.,
We question if II had mn, h...n ,.,
credit Of our ratlcna, .h,,.,,,.. -, M 10 INC
less ca,icaturss If ,b,., -. sh''ne-
united to sink n ,,I,,;,,.Z.., pei
much Of our wrath md o,,.,.,,. 81
fensiyc explanatory a.l ..,., ''''F d.
reviews, essays and nar,,...,,
men might have been h, ,,.. = ''"''
thai. in the useless ,,l. ..rl...' ''''"'
ptoots OF our nat,onal ,,,.-...... = VIZ"
tAc unparalleled ,r,,y,h ,t a.. ''''
It's aeeeI,rotcd ,a..r..,, 'N''s ~ mir nc
=" III he.a"t OF power aal
''"o"'' 'n1fea"ed" .by rs founders, - ,t.rIf,,..,
| Sahsan' moments, furnishes en- ~, lou.
defence aikc oft,,e ,,c,u,,..,=
goy.rnmco, .na.,t '''' '''.tiSt'S''. D.,
49, - tIC moral Virtues -, !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

An nnmclcome risiter-A lady informed us u
few days since, she had recently found in her cham
Der living adder about three feet ioag II wa,
concealed behind II trunk near the chimney,
through which 1t was supposed to have entsr-
ed 1t was captured after short chase. 1t is a
question how and when this bold intruder
could enter occupied chamber without being dis
covered sooner by some one Of the family. The
chimney and windows were of sufficient height to
have rendered ingress at either of them difficult
and tedious. If the reptile ascendcd by the
stals he must have crossed entry through
which some one is usually passing at all hours of
the day. BarnStable, Mass. Patriot.
More Snow.-The Pennington (Maine) Yeo.
man says the town of Strong was visited by q snow
storm on Saturday the 25th Of Aug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
NrM.OnI.EANs. AUGUST Is.

M W-'7NTENNSi iIISUhl TO.
.Ncio Cotton "A few bales o. the new crop arrived
here Yesterday in the steamer Planet from the plan
,ation OF VIM OGDEN, Esq, situated near AlcNan-
dris, ON Red River. Those who are Judges Of the
article pronounced i. to be of a fine quality and su-
pcrlor sta oe, but gathered little too early, This
is the earliest cotton we venture 10 say, that ever
came to the New Orleans market and We are IN
formed that large quantity was ready for banA
when the Planet left, consequently we may expect,
that ON her rcturn she will bring further sup
ply of the fruits Of Mr. Ogden's skill and industry
we wish him every success and substantial pc
culinary remuneration for his untirng zeal IA lau
dablo competition
The crops OF Cotton and Sugar Throughout; the
STATE, far as we have been able 10 ascertain
promise 10 he fair and yielding, and little doubt i,
entertained o.. an average crop.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

ELECTORS chosen ~ the people by general ticket
do do by districts.
'Electafs appointed by the Legislature South
Carolina being the only state where they not
chosen by the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13
Frgm its UareeatoH "a Spectator, Sept s.

From hs UatfeatoH - Spectator, Sept s.
Dis1taSt-ty Dofaf,eHce On Friday evening"
Aug 3lst We hid 4 most awtrt visitation. While
Chief Justice Marshall was sitting in the house of
his son Japcs, shock OF lightning Frustrated be-
fore Inn, his sons James and Edward tbs grand
son John 'hc son Of rhos. MARSHAL and two other
GRANDCHILDREN, Joha and Mary llarvie--the fald
prrgade1 the whole house. Messrs. Geo. Alexander
Henry Marshall and John II Thomas, were also
shocked, although not Frustrated. For twenty
minutes all ofthc first FIVE were considered dead
the application Of Ice water was lnlnlncdlate, and
proved to be -ncaeoas Ia the restoration OF all.
The Chef Justice, MAJ Amber and Thos. G.
Marshall were ia the rooil with the sons, but were
moi injured although 50 much shocked no, To
see the lg tning or lea: the thunderthe sufferers
are all recovering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

Pregidsntiai Eisstors The following state
mcnt shows the number of Members ofthe House of
Representatives and Electors % President to which
each sa,e is entitled under the ew superintendent !;
also the number collectors u, the last election the
states beng arranged according 10 Representative
pouuIilion