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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

tected by Peers and prelates, will be prevented
from pillaging and prosecuting the people, by a
patriot Princes prerogatiye, of promoting per-
sons of pure principles, whose preponderance
will have power to purify Parliament and pro-
tect the public the pampered pensioners, patri-
clan pick-pockets, and prostitutes, who prey on
its property, and whose prohigate practices.are
proclaimed by the press.
The "DKuNKEN SENATE."-Extract from
a letter of the Washington correspondent of
the N. Y. Evening Journal.--"The Jackson
presses at the north and east, with their usual
impudence, are stoutly denying the charge a.
gainst the President, and in his behalf declare
that Andrew Jackson is incapable Of using the
gross assertion, I" thar the majority Of the Sen-
ate who vsted for the rejection Of Hdn Baren's
nomination are a set of drunkards !" He, me-
yertheless, did thus outrage CO. ordinate
branch of the government, and "the Globe"
Idares not deny the fact II again pledge MY
self to convict the President of the offence
whenever his authorized agents shall officially
contradict my allegation"
NAVAL.--We have reason 20 believe that
,he Frigate Constellation, Capt. Reed, now 6t-
lting for sea at Norfolk, viii sail about the list
Of April; that she will take out MIR. Buchanan,
our new minister to Russia, and also new
minister to England, if one should be appoin-
ted and confirmed in sufficient season; that af-
tier discharging her diplomatic cargo she will
proceed to the Mediterranean, and take her sta
ton as a para our Squadron in that sea. She
lis expected to be absent years.
Jour. CONS
| A negro preacher was lately laboring with his
audience for the purpose of inducing them to
Hook out for better residence than this vale of
tears, He told them if they secured their pas
sage to heaven, 'they would get plenty of ba-
con and greens, and "a drains day. One of
lhis musty listeners, wishing 10 test his sincere
ity, asked him if he had ever been there, he an
severed yes. and he was then asked if he saw a.
my negroes. His answer was, you black fool
lyou 'spese went into the kitchenP
: Klagc Tobics.--An Ohio paper contains the
, following fearful administration
"The two-legged puppy who had the impu-
: ldeuce to persevere in escorting young lady
from singing school the other evening; after she
had politely informed him that she was provi-
lded with company, may rest assureed, tina.
: should he repeat the like offence, he shall be
lcompelled to breakfast the next morning on the
Itait VI ohc "a oAnoh ohJoci touShcbt SoH-
e skins.
d Cornstalks twist his hair,
Mortar pestle pound him;
Cart wheels smash his bones.
Z And leave him where they found him.
!, SIMON OXGAD."
e Il Bad stdte.--An Irishman; in N. I. was
on Sunday driving a horse and wagon towards
: Easton, when he was met by Clergyman who
: was going to church, aud took the opportunity
e to chide the traveller for breach of the sab.
y bath. "My friend said he, this is bad
> way you are in 'och! honey, said the Irish.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

A Frenchman having violent pain in the
breast and stomach, went to physician for
relief. The Doctor inquiring where his trou-
bic lay, the Frenchman, with dolorous ac-
cent, laying his hand on his breast, said. wy,
sare. have one very bad pain in my pOrtma,s-
teau," (meaning his chest.)
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

Married and Single.-A certain lodging
house was very much infested with vermin.
gentleman who slept there one night told th'
La, sir, we haven't a single bug in the house,
/ No ma'am,' said he, they are all married
and have large families too
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

A gentleman and his friend passing though
the Ola Baily, soon after the institution of the
new drop, were stopped by an immense crowd
and on enquirins into the cause, were told that
in few minutes one Vowel was to be hanged.
al wonder what Vowel it can bef' cried one
of them. I" 1t is neither u nor /, replied the
other, " so let us pass on.'
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

Allitseration Of p for PoEfics.-Proprietor Of
Parliament, planderers ofthe public purse, pro-
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

When Sam Foote was once at Bath, he was
asked what company he usually met at DIR, De-
Iacour's table. !" Sir" replied the satirist, we
have always piece of beef, saddle of NUT
ton, a couple Of chickens, and Captain Mat
thews."
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-04-06

Cornstalks twist his hair,
Mortar pestle pound him;
Cart wheels smash his bones.
And leave him where they found him.
SIMON OXGAD."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

against it, and that others have boon permitted bavo
finger in the pie, and have been advocates for
reeharerng and decidedly opposed TO the appointment Of
any'committee TO inquire into the in which
affairs have been conducted III such shall out to be
the tact, II will certainly produce considerable effect
against the Bank; Tor, whether the loans were
made with any corrupt design, were not made
directly to The Editors or through the medium of third
persons without the knowledge OF the Bank would
10 SHOW that II possesses the TO corrupt the press
and therefore may become il il has not already, dan
gerous institution. We could hope for the credit the
profession, that they may turn out to be untrue; but
must wait for the report of the Committee TO know the full
amount oil the matter.-BdItinl0re Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

HNOR SALE.-My tract of land, containing one thou
"a sand acres) situated in Prince Edward County on
Sandy River two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farmvillea tourishng little village, where ready
market may be had for all its products, and within three
miles OF superior manufacturing mill hat deals largely
b0rhoodlt might be divided into three tracts hav
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards on il; il s
wen watered, having many fine springs branches and
bounded for mile by Sandy River il has one hundred
and fifty acres Of bottom land, fine body of woods bcay-
unbcrcd and much of ting land fresh and well enclosed
WIN strong fences and Where reside good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out garden, 120 feet
square, newly paed and every necessary house for the
accommodation OF family, grdniry entirely new, with
hreshing machine, stables carriage house. and suIi-
cen number OF first rate Tobacco houses, with pses and
sheds 10 take care Of thirty thousand pounds of tobacco
all nearly new. would let several crop hands 90 with
the land first carriage driver. good Blacksmith
two or three families Of negroes In my absence my son
Henry NJ. Vaughan who resides the land will show
TO any person wishing TO purchase Terms liberal, and
made known on application J. VAUGHAN.
March 20 IO3wt2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

GABRIEL MOORE.


Senate Chamber, .9prH l2th, 1882.
DEAR SIR-I have seen the statement made bv Won in
your communication your constituents what
would nave been my vote upon Mr. Van Buren's nomina-
oh mad been present and heard the statements made hy
senators on The last day OF the discussion when was alb
sent in the Supreme Court.
have seen the statement in the Globe to which your
letter to audes.
In answer TO your letter say that the statement made
ny you To your constituents relative TO what nv vote
would have been is substantially correct; and the state
mcnt in tec Globe is without authority or comnunca-
ton from me TO authorize such Interference.
With great respect, yours,
GEO NJ BIBB.
Hon "A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

report made by tho Committee Of Elections, con-
GLIDING with resolution declaring the OF c. c. john
ston, Representative from Virginia, be by
OF irregulay iii conducting the election which re.
port committed.
All the bills pertaining TO matters within the District of
Coumbia which yesterday ordered be engrossed
were severaly passed. and sent the Senate
The House then went into committee various private
bills with which il was occupied Tor the remainder of the
day.-.Ndt. INT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

HE UNITED STATES AND BELGIUM.-The Baron
DeSere Be Is iii stated, appointed Minister Penpocn-
iary from Belgium TO the United States.
Mr. LegdTe, of Charleston, was has also been sad
some time nominated by The President the Senate
as Charge dIfdireS of the United States TO Belgium
The delay in passing this nomination., can only arise
from doubt (Which may, think be wisely enterained
oil me eXpedency OF nstituing such mission present.
and from any, TO the qualifications or character
which are eminent, of the nomnec.-.N y. American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17
BIGGE Ea'sS
EXCH4.N'GE & LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va.
Drawing of the New York Lottery, No. o.:

Drawing of the New York Lottery, No. o:
30 3S % 81 If 81 81 35.
Quarter, Nos %, 80 So, the Grand Capital of $3.50 600
was sent by Bigger in his certificate, to gentleman in
North Carolina.
in Richmond.
Drawing of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery. No. 3:
81 60 81 I3 30 So 10 30 So
Whole ticket 20, 80 SO. Prize of 81 600 Do 10.
81, 60, do. of 3OO.-Half do. 10, 20, 81 do of 200
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

~ oIlCE-A Meeting o! the Subscribers to the Lynch
burg and New River Rail Road Company is re-
quesied at the Eagle Hotel, tomorrow, the 18th instant
a IL o clock. Anril II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17
E'DEsEEGN.

from Cdnfon-We have received the Canton Courier
OF Dec $, which states that III. b. NJ ship Challenge
Capt Frcemante, had arrived with an official communi,
cation fro the Governor General India 10 the Cover
nor oil Canton which the Captain instructed TO deli
III person. ms says the paper, "Chnesc pride will
coil from what II considers Unprecedented breach of
etiquette, and the Governor will no doubt refuse TO re-
ceve the despatch from officer inferior rank TO him
SELF 1850
The arrival of this ship, as an orant courier of the
British hcet, has thrown little community into nc
ordinary state of excitement We rejoice al the
force OF speedy and thorough for the long ca
ogue oil annoyances which is registered against the GO
vernmen; o the Celestial Empire. No fleet has at any
previous time been ordered 10 China for the express pur-
pose OF eNacting from its government satisfaction for its
oppressive edcts, and apologies for national insults They
nave now TO oppose the Office King not the rcprc-
senatves OF body OF merchants, SC. The Chinese do
not as yet TO apprehend any serious disturbances
they speak with Indifference of the arrival an armed
disputes OF this nature
private letter from Canton of the 10th Dec. state.
That two British men of war had arrived Macao and
more were eXpected.-.N Y. Mere. .fdD.
Buenos .ayres.-Thc brig Fortune, at Boston. sailed
rom Buenos Ayres Jan 20 Capt. Dorr states that the
city OF Buenos Ayres illuminated OH the evening Of
the Zlh Jam in consequence of the annunciaion that
peace had been concluded between Gen. Quoga and the
Deputies Of the Province of Salta.
street quarantine of 40 days was laid upon all vessel.
from the North of Europe.
The country suffering severely from The nro,r,c,
Ell drought and the dense clouds of dust rendered travel
ling impossible
Extract of letter, dated LISBON 10th February 1882
The army is away from Lisbon, divided into three d
visions OF regulars and militia the city given up e
u,e tohce, the Royal Volunteers and the Club Men,
We have many forts both sides of the Tacus and ever
at GAGS do Soire and Terrero do Paco, but which
scarce Is money for all the public Golfers have beer
enped by the forced loan OF 400 Cenos dc REFS hard
4oo nave been paid and with the recent news of the
pected expedition the people will forward to pa,
er quota the government will no doubt have recourse
TO further violence 10 obtain the necessary means
You will no doubt learnt the great f,
an attack against the Usurper but what you would wisl
20 know, Is whether shall have defence here will
therefore tell you that there is lack of armed men
should they be inclined TO fight against the expedition
ou' that is the very thing which is doubted all will de
pcnd upon The first meeting of the two armies the people
VIII not take sides at the onset The general belief
'ha me my aders and those that the Usurpcr reckon up
on nave perfect understanding and that there will b,
put very hite any, boodshed, the latter will ioir
the formerly. T. d. .4dp.
HE UNITED STATES AND BELGIUM.-The BaroI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

FETEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from Ha-
n llaX county, Va. the 24th day Of March last,
WILLIAM MATTHEWS, about thirty three or four
years old light hair, nearly bald, blue eyes with dent
in his lorehead large nose, and fair skim said Mathews
abSconded in company with and two children,
',' Di%'N NURSE "n',H belonged TO me- with one
nina LOOT Mule WHITE and an uncomnonly large head
which would induce many persons TO think he had III,
Dig head; live yasrs old this spring. four feet ten inches
high which horse had hired him to work TO PETERSBURG
ceeds with him. think it than probable that he
witrade the horse the first opportunity; therefore would
haik whoever may appIehend him. TO keep all the pro-
perry which he may have in possession direct nor-
nation 10 me at Black Walnut Halifax, Va
April II. 1IlI-6t JAMES NJ BAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17
$40, 600 CapilaI Prize:
Tickets $40, and prizes less than SI2
". v. Consolidated lottery. NO sS.
TO DC dTdtoh M He CIV Of JNeW York, JVedncsddv
May I'd. 1892
GO No. LotteTy-IO drawn ballots

FoF safe as usual IN every variety at The Exchange and
Lottery Othce OF THO. Il. BIGGER,
Orders meet prompt attention. and the official draw
ing forwarded TO all who desire it.
hpr1l III. IOg-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

RUmOrs.-Rumor with her thousand tongues is busy
in representing that the Bank committee has made some
discoveries not very credabe 10 the Bank and certain
Editors OF papers 1t represented that certain printers
rc-oharerng the Bank upon the ground of constitutional
objections, have been permitted to dip their fingers deep
W into the cash bags, and suddenly become advocates of
the Bank, ceased to urge any longer their objections
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

q COMMISSION BUSlNESS.-The subscriber having
" located hmseliin Baltimore with a view of transact
ing general commission business tenders his services 10
the public generally in the above capacity and pledges
himself to pay strict attention TO all business entrusted TO
his care-Oice at lOl Bowey's wharf
SAM AYRES
BALTGMoRE, March H. 1892 rIO6-wiyyiI1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17

ri OiiCE.-The subscriber wishes to rent for the pre-
sent and the ensuing year (and probably for a term
OF years not now specified Store House. located i'm a
good ncgLborhood and that can be recommended as
stand where brisk business may he carried on in one
or other OF the following named counties Spottsvlvapa
Louisa, Hanover and Caroline Any person or persons
having property OF this kind dispose of may do so proba
bly, with advantage by addressing letters (po5t pai1 to the
subscriber, near Surry Court house.
April IL. [lll-2l] EDWARD w. FAULCON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-17
GEO. POINDEXTER
GEO. POINDEXTER

ms transaction Is the more aggravated from the consi-
deralon, that about the time application was made
Tor the appointment of OF the late Senator Adams
whose Iamenled death placed MIR. PondcXer in his pre-
sent situation, which unsuccessful, we Gclievc I'm
consequence OF this transfer of the rights of his State to
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01
.armarsobi. Esst-Ths Norfolk Herald

There are 400 men, white aud colored, who
have been employed at the d.aeren, fisheries
between Swell's Point and Cape Henry, for
a month past, aud constantly exposed TO the
heat of the sun. the drenching of the rain,
and the: night dews: who are. at least has
their time immersed to the middle in salt
water, and undergoing great bodily faiiegues
aud Who abstain from liquor only when Il "
not TO be had for love or money --Ayct not
one ofthem has been attacked by the cholera
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

pArn,ors! Can you support Jackson? fie
has trampled the Constitution under FOOT
He has declared himself Independent oil the
Supreme Court of the Union! HIS own viii
is his only law! He is already an Usurper!
Strengthen his hands, and he will be Ty-
rant, Oh! how is this fair land fallen. when
such doctrines issue from the seat of WASH
ington!-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

CHRIsTIAssi Can you vote Tor Jackson
10 YOU not hear the groans OF suffering
MISSIONARIES reproachyo you from the dark
wallis ar the GEORGIA PENTTEsTIARY? By so
doing, win you not continue and encourage
Gcent;ousness and debauchery in the very
capital Of your RepubllcP Are your protes
,;oas but empty words? Or win yon. by
words and deeds, promote the cause OF 'ir
tue and Religion? Yours is an awful res
possibility Gettysburg Star.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

kLsBsMs, Sep. 22.-.4noihcr killed --Wc
understand that an Tuesday last, Mr. Rich.
ard Roberts, a very old gentleman, was shot
dead by MIR. Lewis, near Burrows old store
IN this county The circumstances which
led to this unpleasant affair We have not herd
Huntsriile. .adpocaft.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

About four hundred and fifty persons have
died BY Cholera I'M Richmond since the dis
ease broke out in thar city. Twenty nine
Of the consicts in the Penitentiary died Of
the same disease and are not included ia the
number first stated !. [Among the convlcts
that have died is Jamss Gatlett,l
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

freshmen! Can you vote for Jacksonp He
suffered Porter to be hanged. because lie scas
an Irishm,an! while he pardoned Wilson. a
much more base and cowardly knave!! But
Porter was an FRESHMAN! and Wilson was
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

FARMERsl IT you wish the titles to your
Land to be safe, vote against Jackson who
has DESTROYED the Constitution
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

81 MIR. RAnpoLpnes health is said to be
better than IL Sas bee Tor several years. He
viii unqnsssionably BE- in the next Congrssf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01

II appears by the following which we copy
from the gainesville. (Ohio) Republican. O.
Saturday, that the Anti Masonic Ticket is e
be Withdrawn. and the Clay ticket alone sup.
ported by the opponents to the present ad
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01
IMPORTANT

Fhe Ohio Monitor Of October 18th, say,
--"Ihe Anti Masonic Committee Iof Ohio
yesterday issued their Bulletin announcin
that their anti masonic Electoral Tickle
should be WITHDRAWN, and recommend
ing their party to support the Clay unpiedge
ticket tor electors OF President"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-01


Logic of the Jackson school To facts.
principles, reasonipgs. detectons. ell-found
ed complaints and alarms, the answer of the
Administration press-is
You are bribed by the Bank-you are A
tory, an aristocrat, an apostate, book learned,
a liar, disappointed office hunter" see.
for the rest. Globes Dictionary Flat and
Slang. = =
The citizens Of Savannah. and Of Chatham
county, at a public uaeetipg,--judge Berri-
en- being present, and urging them to JOIN in
the proposed Convention at Miiledgeville,---
have refused to be represented or TO have any
part in it.
Vermont against the Vorld!-At the last
SESSION Of the County Court of Grand lsle
County, the first convict. was sentenced TO
the State Prison that ever was sent from that
county since its organization--a period of
more than forty-fve years. We also learn
that the person convicted was not a citizen
. OF that State, and had but recently escaped
from s.dRaace piIes 10 the Canadas.
This may indeed he called an excellent
criterion Of The moral honesty Of the hardy
Green Mountain Boys.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-19

| Iy directed, the mortality under precisely
similar circumstances varying in manner
yet unexplained and apparently unacconnt-
able.
Its caprice of movement is not less re-
markable. The reports ofthe India Med
ical Board state that the disease would
sometimes take complete circle round a
village, and, leaving it untouched, pass on
as if il we're wholly to depart from the dis
trict. Then, after lapse Of weeks, per-
haps months, it would suddenly re-appear,
and scarcely touching the parts formerly
attacked, ravage the spot which had so re-
Gently escaped. 1t is also stated that in
the very centre Of infected districts there
are sometimes found narrow patches and
strips Of territory into which the disease
has never penetrated. Other caprices
have also marked its career. In most ca
SOS of Eruption it has been found to in
crease with the advance of summer, and
10 decrease or disappear as the winter adj
vanced. In Russia the reverse took place !:
Cholera invaded Moscow in the dead of
winter, with the thermometer 10 deg. be-
low zero, aud spread as the weather became
| colder.
| Tn general it has been most fatal in hot,
| moist places, the banks Of rivers and the
sources Of miasmal yapours. On the 9TH
err hand, it has attacked with great vio-
lence places the most remote from such
| influences. Arabia, destitute of water,
was fearfnlly ravaged, and the villages at
the foot of the Himlaya mountains, eight
thousand feet above the level Of the sea,
were also severely visited.
1t has generally attacked the filthy and
those who live in crowded and unclean
4 habitations. 1t nevertheless originated in
a country where frequent additions are not
pleasure but religious duty. 1t spread
in India over the province of Caucasus,
where there are but eight inhabitants to a
i square league, as we'll as in Hindostan
i where there ore 1900 inhabitants on an e.
quail space. sr
I For these details we are chiefly indebt-
ed to articles in the Foreign Quarterly
Review for October last, the Westminster
| Review for the same month, and the Lon
don Quarterly for November. These Re-
views contain vast multitude of facts and
speculations on the subject, which are inn
portant and interesting. They all concur
in maintaining the contagiousness Of Chol-
era, and support their views by an imposing
array of facts and reasonings.