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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

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NJ Naacura moved inat tn report a'ihe Con-.
n4r.t,,. b. reversed. oo..tfne data similar ea.,
Ifsu ofJamr, I.as.sai,A his 0lf bad been deeId.i
leorahly NV lays slurs. Mr. Bf5lnay oppns
e.lr.a motion. which was farlbrrd,baled by Nc
Narsfal Chandler. Wduuu. ana hionearr
IN .IpHart II and AI,.srs. Ghasun. C;oode. Pre-
ton Roam nndGaH,r of J.. ~ against H.
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vote With ilr gHa,e. ou NedH,sdls urAl to I'll.
election nCt,Haml Arentor Store Kralas :. -.
r,ultl nfarg fui ~, , ,ar nom the expiration al
l.rpra..nt l,ru Of service
NORTH WIS TERN TURNPIKE
On motion uf M WdlaHs the bdl 10 amrnd an
1T for tn construction If Turnpike from Nln
chester tolhr Ohfe Rlyor Was ud5an mp, with an
amendment of the GuluuIt.#f t. airl.e uui tn So
.aud section, winch du,rf. tIal the Rood .lall Boz
laHtdlan Clra#hure L. tho OboI(u,r ~ Tia,
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hn.r considerable drbaie. u wbrh hlesrr
NrHT. Williams. Mccoy. Gtr'k1siy1t aud ~.
ha.N faak part th. amendment was urvlllycd and
III. bII WI. land on thcndlt
TANrc RIVER IMPROVEMENT
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
LYSCHBTg". MARCH 1a.Is35
TIE CRISlS I

p''i'S' H'p'' u Inc h''hds OF human lbolg. F..
oti! "'''1 Wine lis o'"'hih are IraffuF.#
and ITS suhlnnliy and beauty hourly iIlns,r-,.
Inrycry quarter the rloba tn Which.
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ny ''''s'7'. 'H' -.
1'p''' Vi " ''''' NJ s'''u' We would s1Hl.ea#f
treat men WhoSt honest errors may haFt r.,...
the brink and even the " bold. bad r,c,...r
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''''' '' - ''''s''''' Tue GLORIOUS lahrcw
our fathers erected-we say, We Would >urri.
fhcm, II our feeble voice could be u3.,
fbcir,, oar IN ,,,,,.o nd r, d., ,,c,.l '5s.
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M ''. ''' "i'o'' cannot BE- rstaea
before They Shall have plunged mo IAa
ruin and disgrace which YaHns at fh.#rt..,
thrr, consider the bisb d,sf5,i.s ,..l..i
.....,.
10 ','''' t''i'''--''' '''s''' 'A' '3 'hlr' ..
other lands, Sr"annS beneath thr rod 81 ta.H
pressor but looking up to our example ,.,l. 49,.
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- - ''e''1 WV '.'e' 7'''"fa' u 'ns o"y Wine
lawns upon 'her release from thradom- IAaft
! Them reverse the picture Let them witness ,i,4
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- ''9''' u summit ooF'<sgs
iy,"hiISt the" tyranls rIYet Their chnns-Lc,t TIM
We repeat, look upon this catastraphe aud ,ral,I.
at the prospect Of III ronsura,natiorl I.1...l##
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-, ','''7s7 .','' sg-''' ~ ms speech On
"aShaig'oh h'1ul-i'yo / or the earth "ueh8o
lnhahlt and the whole crele Of tn ,m.-fs..l
! the unborn races of mankind y- s,,rq f., i.lI#..
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the repc,1ron4 flour ,xalnplc shan rroyc r,.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

I'll. Y.ale. y15...y es.r6.''ad s-iA.. 10 =.
mona. wt.... has l..: ben known Il III MEDICAL
Profession. as al autIoy. 10 Pruss.s acid
[tfta gaspgr' Bafher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

LonFrriU # B11s-Ir is Gtet says the Bait
more Gazette that Parrot died ias,wcol on FcIs
Point which had h,en N tie possession oione midi
TiduaI tory-tive ycors-the pag4ot died two days
before is owntr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

a letter from Valparaiso, under date Of 18th No
ycmber. says:
our coantryman Mr. J y Reynolds, already
known to the public through his CONNECTION with
Mr. symncs his theory Of the earth, Is at pre-
sent her
He has travelled ovcr a large portion Of Chill
studying The resources Of the country and its natu-
raj history He has already alarge collection Of
bird, and plants, which he is rapidly increasing
and have no doubt IN a short prroi wi.l he tn,
best ever made TIN notes he las talk viii fur
nIsh thu world morecorr.ct information than has
been even to us for many years In his labors he
Is interchangeable, and hop he may be amply rcnu-
ncrated for toll and expense in hs scientific rcsaor
chcs, BY discerning public HI has already So
y,ral new species ot birds and many plants. which
will be- approximately the learned Of the United
SMlcs and Eutap.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

We deeply resrft to lean that Capt THOMAS
N,rntf, ofths L. :. Engineer corp, tell down
yesterday whi.atuansacung business at The I'm
glncer Department, aud instanlmeoo5y expired
(Nat mt MarftG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

enl4en Dl7fB It's stated N the We7im7re'
laud p Republican Of Friday last thai On the
Mondae previous. as the stase was passing OYER the
r.i.,c between Mount Pleasant aud Donegal town,
IL ,.at count, oaeof the passenger %os hand to
moan. and ou immediate examination, found 10 be
dead. The informant Of the Rcrubiiean WIS IN
able to yge any information reouYe to tho unioFtn-
nate mn. other than his nane was told to be -
M'FarIaud and he was supposed to be IA merchant
from tue west On exalaaln. his pocket book, !!
vas found to contain - OD0 IN cish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
WANTED for the ball1,, ot lie year

~ : 1'V-' - NJ ~ I0T q I0ITNI0II, UTI0UI MO
and a half miles from town.-Appy at this Office.
Feb IL iis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

like TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS for I'd ses-
sion that is about to close. This is tmpt-
ing bait. Our present Senator ,by be
got rid of BY a thousand expdients.
When dog is to be hung, eyeryhedge
furnishes gibbet. Besides Astr has
had his reward-IHe promise Id been
kept to the ear, and not brokenlo the
hope.-His "bread has been FAY and
"royal dainties" have been y:eldd him.
But enough hns been ssid to wdn you
no longer to trustin men who hav| made
a wreck of your political welfarL TIC
tho polls then, and by your vfes to-
morrow convince the Cabal thatbas 80
long misruled you, that you can dipenss
with their services, and by cIecttg the
Administration and Farmers Pix you
will reinstate our little commorke ealtt
in the place, prosperity, and resfct oi
which it has been deprived by sJuntc
of unprincipalled politicians. a.r
ONE OF THE PE&LE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

The time has again arrived when a.
mother attempt is to be made to sub
stitute a Governor and Senate elected Jv
the people, for Governor and Senate
appointed by themselves. An attempt
has been made to throw dust in your
eyes by set Of men who caro- not rush
for the will Of the people, provided their
lust for power 10 satisfied, and provided
they can still continue to hold the places
TO which once and again yoG hare refused
to elect them. When at the annual eI.
ection in May these men found their
nnticipations realized in the fact that
mono ofthe tickets had received a ma
jority Of votes, what is the course that a
wise and prudent administration would
have followedf Would they not have
been the 6rst TO announce that there was
no choice Of Gcnaral officers and throw.
ing themselves upon tho candor and
magnsnimity Of the public ask for tia,
Difference, respect and obedience from
their eesrfesy which they could not do.
~aSd % matter ofrighU But our ma.
tionsIs were too proud for that; and in
stead Of the attitude Of Difference which
modest merit would have assu med under
such circumstances. they have preferred
to hector and strut and buster when
their own very actions show that they are
fully alive to their lofs Of public conf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17
CHOLERA.

The number Of New Cases Of the
cholera in Nsw-York, from Thursday
July IL, at noon, to Friday July Is, at
noon, was l0l l,-deaths 40. From July
l3, at noon, to Saturday July II, at e.
leven o'clock were, New Cases lis.
deaths 66.
Totals Of Hospitals from the begin
ning-255 cases, l3l deaths, Sc cured.
Total of Bellevue-3l5 cases, l4l deaths,
aud "a cured,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

We have received the PreGdent's
Message on returning the Bank Bill with
lns objections, but too late for this days
insertion. tits an able and highly fin
ished production and as far ~ we are
able to judge, wholly unanswcrable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

At meeting Of the friends Of the Re-
publican Prox convened at the State
House in Newport, on Thursday June
2la. Hon. James D'Wolf was chosen
chairman,Sk Nathaniel Searle Secretary.
The following Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
Whereas the second trial by the peo-
pie for tho choice Of Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor and Senators having failed
and whereas our political opponents
with view to subserve their own politi.
eel purposes, have industriously circu'
lated report, that the Hon. James Fen.
ner and some Of those associated with
him in the Republican Prox have declin-
ed standing candidates and, it being
deemed proper to counteract the perni-
cious effects Of such an unfounded re sort
and continue that unity Of action among
our Republican friends throughout the
State, which animated and directed their
patriotic efforts at the last trial There
fore resolved, that the gentlemen, cont
posing the Republican Prox, at the las
election be, aud they nre hereby again
nominated for General Officers.
Resolved, also-That the present en-
barrassed condition of our State Govern
rnent, as we'll as the tranquility ofits cit
izens and its best interests, imperiousIy
demand u removal of those, who assume
o be our rulers, and an election Of our
most talented and experienced men to
restore our legislative councils to their
former wholesome systems.
Resolved, also-That we repose the
fullest confidence in the abilities and
fidelity fthe gentlemen composing this
nomination, and firmly believe the great
objects Of The State and National Gov
srnmcnt will be best obtained by their G.
lection.
~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
Aifkes, AevEhcl.. Sc.


b AAAAAA Spanish Hides, of different quail
N SpdRaH tiles,
800 Calcutta Kip Skins,
Richmond sailed slaughter Hides and Calf
skins,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools,
&c.
Leather of all kinds, finished or in the
rough, bought taken in barter,
2OOO sides Northern Sole Leather, of all qualities
by wholesale part of side,
Wax, Russell and grain upper Leather, of all
kinds,
SO doz. Philadelphia and other Cafskins,
Boot morocco, soal, lining and binding Skins.
1000 lbs. Shoe Thread, of all qualities.
Boot and shoe Trimmings, Tools, Lasts.
&c. &c. '
Skrting, harness and bride Leather,
Hogskins, bag Hides, Shcopskins. &c
buffalo, leopard, bear and hair seal Skins
Fishskins, Webb, of all kinds, Cut Jacks,
sc. '
Saddiory and Saddler's Tools, of all kinds,
oddale Trees, Serge, Deer's Hair, &c.
,,haise and covering Hides, patent Leather,
MOROCCO Skins, Coach Lace, Gig Handled
and Bands, 20
BoYes g
,ooo stage, Wagon, and Gig Collars,
iUUO pair Richmond made, plantation Shoes,
CaSh paid for country Hides
aug Io-law6wf w. s. =. &. CRANE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
Che Z Constitutional yllIlto.
JAMES -sIyER AND KANAwUa
COMPANY
AGdt'o'al Books Of Subscription opensd.

- =, dent and Direct"r, # the james
on'pany, have appointed the Gen,
in the following LIS : rom,ni..
ming books OF subscription Ia the
and kanawha company, at q pIa-
;"''r designated.
." '''t.''is.'Oners appointed for n
tf'' .ty' tie, are a.ihuri>ed TO upeu
-t' '9 'cur, House aud such other parts
% ..t+ ti,intg as they may think proper.
a." Eo"ialiS 'ioners are requested 30 open the
..,,N immediately and tn Keep ihr,n open; I'M
1858 lewis ius;ructed until the second Mon
"t. 80 Je"o''hsr "ext,whcn they TO he clos
-, tud returned forthwith TO the second Audit
or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
From the Winchester Republican, of August n
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

at meeting held last Monday, to form an ag
Ilcultur1i society," John w: Page. Esq. was called
ed secretary. Thomas F. Nelson, ESQ. addressed
the meeting in explanation of its objects; and the
rules OF the former agricultural society of this
county were adopted, motion of Richard w.
Barton Esq. The meeting then adjourned to the
officers will take place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
BoARD or HsALru, EL,z,nrru CRY

mee,;n rey aug. ~, b L. M.
noid Ut tne Court House during the forcnoon 20
'"is oay' In consequence of a death which oco,.
req Yesterday supposed by cholera At this mcot;no
assigned tho duty Of inquiring into tho aonl was
inc discaso with which the descased was af,.O,
town. "'"i'" Vi tho
The Board of Health report the case ahovo
noticed, as one of Cholera; tho subject an sIdor,
negro man OF very dissipated habits, who hna
been unwoll Tor some days, and on the dav prcv;
Gus TO tho attack, was much intoxicated, and mic
freely OF water melons. He died on Thursday
morning at lO o'clock. During the day (ycsteT.
oay) three white and six coloured persons were
taken sick; of all those, none arc considered d,n
serons. nor affected with any of the symptoms.
OF cholera. 'p'
This day now case of sickness of INV
kind. a"y
The Board further state that the health NJ tb;.
Town has been unusually good for some months
PCS, inc death now reported, being the only one
since since December last, white and three colored
children, excepted "
The Board assure their fellow citizens. tb,,
,m any suspicious case of disease appcar thew
shaii DO truly and promptly rcporicd. and tb.,, -
quest inc public to give credence to their st,te
ncn.s IN preference to the exaggerated rumours of
Ded'n ana Disease aaoat in tho surrounding conn
n.y. ny ordor' GEORGE w. BOYD, Sec'ry.
NEW YORK, Monday, Aupust IL
REPORT OF CHOLERA CASES
from III O'clock August IL, to 10 o'clock, Aup 10.
City, private Dr,c,;o. New Cases Deaths.
Bellevue,
Total, IN. a.
nhookLfN, Monday, August l3.-lO case, md
PHILADELPHIA. Auuust
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

to-day. '''0 "e" cases reported
from New Castle, Del, we learn that only r.,,,
oo "S occurred within the last three da vs. In Ill
there had been g. and 10 deaths rho 80. -. ar
.ne oisease appearing at this place wa. traced -
day last. A0"o'y ana Tues
we nave no direct accounts from w;J,;,,
DEL IL is reported however, that new cases orn
occurring daily, and much alarm prevos ;n .a "ro
sequence among tho inhabitants
The prevailing epidemic has apneared n, M,
sons rails, on the Schuylklll few miles ,b;a -
vi Noiristown. The cases were workmen on the
canal in that place. '" oh 'no
!sas OF a Letter dated Baltimore, Aup. II
INC Choiera ID raging hero with considerable
,, respectable physician sa.,. tSat
, re were sixteen cases here yesterday n GRO tba,
nun Oh winch have proved fatal. The Board az
ne&'h VIII not report The doctors and tbs Ro,rd
uIiIe[ as TO me disease being the cholera For INV
part am, atisfiod of it's presanceSnere
Inc pueiic are considerably excited and there
appear 10 pea disposition and making ready. on
the part Nof some, TO leave the ciiyn-U s. Gaz.
BALrIMonE, AUGUST ID.
IL Will be perceived that Twelve deaths from Cho
lera are included in the Biiiof MORTALITY for Inst
week. We presume that this is the only mode of
reporting viii IA has yet been thought necessary by
the Board of Health, tho disease not having assum
ca the character o! an epidemic, either as to num-
oefs or ndscrlmi ate prevalence. OF the I2 deaths
0y Cholera 10 were of coiored persons living i'm
Ruxtou Lane, French alley, and the immediate
neighborhood.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

f"gti'sm-We are sorry to see that this dis .
graceful art is introduced into this country How
revolving to witness such q scene as is described
IN a northern paper! The parties were Joseph
M Donald and Samuel O'Rorke, who met at Lake
ChamPlaln, Vermont, on the 18th of June to fight
second battle for 800
"Ihe ring (says the account) was formed in the
OLD English style; and the men arrived amidst the
cheers OF their frends-M'Donald, crimson. with
gay borders and O'Rorke, the blue birds eve, and
green colors." ~ ~
Here the paper particularly describes in fash
language, 45 rounds. On the
"4oth-O'Rorke became the fayorite 90 ia
M Donaid's friends began to get blue to think that
McDonaid's secured battle should be defeated But
weakness was visible in both men, After one hour
and 45 minutes, ORorke became the fresher man.
Until after the 57th round, O'Rorke came I'D with
undiminished confidence and good generalship;
when M'Donald dropped his arms hopeless. and a
blow might have killed him. ORorke lifted his
hand to give him the last, but with humanity and
good feeling, dropped his arms, and looking pitt
fully at his man, nobly exclaimed NO, Joseph M
Donald, won't strike antagonist in so HELPLESS
state ORorkes second, wind and scienre
gained him the battle; he is upwards of six feet
high, lathy and muscular. M'Donald is well skill
ed and the strongest man; he is thick we'll skilled
ana lusty. The contest lasted hour and 46 mi
nutcs-rounds ST."
From such "humanity"-'sgood feelingn-"piti-
imi looks" and "noble EXPLANATIONS" deliver u.s.
~. Y. GGzeue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

" There will be divine service this
o'clock.
% The Letter Bag of the Brig
fALoS, Capt. MnTIMoRE. for Liverpool, will be
taken from my Compting Room, on Friday even
ing at ooclock. CHARLES PALMER.
aug I6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
IN HANOVER.

rn'.a ;,ireet John Sheppard
S'l'""i II. Roane Charles Z. GoodalI
.of"H leopard Thomas boswell
fn'i y d. " !nS'on Reuhen Meredith
1 "''cI !h"nps"n jr Miles Macon
!.'''S i,"nt"'ns Peter Lyons
: - 80;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

PHILADELPHIA, August l3-noon
HePort OF Cholera Cases for tho last "a hours =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

IN PoRTsMoUTm-Of the cases before reported,
few deaths have occurrcd-New cases from Wed
nesday, ;, p. NJ. TO Saturday, 0, a. VI. So OF
" HON II have died.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-08-11

WAKRE N.

BRRMBN GnBsH.&Ihe following article
lie copied from the New England Farmer.
I'VE have for several. years seen, and on
two or three occasions have tasted Of these
|delieious birds. We believe Mr. Sisson
|continues to rear them, and in the fall dis
poses Of them either for the table or ior
the purpose Of increasing and extending
tho breed.-[HeFdld. -
From he Nsw Emgland Farmer.
s8REMsN GEEsE.-The editor Of tho
t1bssee Farmer requests Us 70 % give q
general description Of Bremen Geese, also
the prices at-which they could be furnish
ed" Wo checrfully comply with his re-
quest by giving all the information we are
possessed Of, respecting these valuable
animals. 49,
The following is On account Of their
FIRST introduction into this country, by Mr..
james Sisson, of Warren, r. /. containcd
in letter to Mr. James Dee ring, re-pub-
lished in the New England Farmer, vol.
iv. page A.. Sin the fall of 1925, ! i'm
ported from Bremen, (north Of Germany
8 full. bloodcd perfectly white geese. l
"~sV sOso sACtt PtOkCuy JoS sutV0 ouSCSpS-
i've seasons; tho first year at els the pair,
tho two succeeding years at $l2. Their
properties are peculiar; they lay in Feb
ruary: set and hatch with moro certainty
than the common barn yard gccse; will
weigh nearly and In some instances quite
twice tho weight; have double the quanti-
" of feathers; never fly; and aro of a
beautiful snowy whiteness. ] have sold
them all oyer the interior Of New York; /;
two or three pairs in Virginia; as many
ia Baltimore, North Carolina aud' Con-
necticut, and in several towns in the vi
cinity OF Boston. ! have one 6eck half
blooded that weigh, on an average when
lntted, thirtccn to fifteen pounds; the full
blooded woigh twenty bsunda. ("
MIR Sisson; has rccejSed a premium from
the g Rhode Island Society Tor tho en-
enlargement Of domestic industry, for
the exhibition Of geese Of this breed
They arc said to possess the following ad-
yantages over other varieties Of their spe-
cies: They grow 10 greater size, may
be fattened with less food, and their flesh
is Of superior quality. Z
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