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cringing Of vile sycophant, he now
swallows it, bitter the pill, it must go
down, Notwithstanding he had only d
few minutes before denied it in the
most unqualified terms. Yet Mr..
M'Carty says Mr.. Hubbard is an hon.
orable man, il he says / made that as
sertion will not deny it. Mark the
,neanness Of the man who can stoop to
swallow his own words for the sake Of
retaining vote. Pretty s'high-mind-
ed'' forsooth. He was told by another
person who happened ir during the
conversation, that he had heard him
make similar observations and did not
dare to deny it. Yours, &c.
CIR. WILLIAMS.
p. s. In addition to the foregoing /
have certificate signed by two very
respectable citizens of Fayette county,
certifying that they heard Mr.. M'Car-
~ make the following cbservation:-
'':hat he owed his defeat to the id
Quakers; and also swore they ought to
to be disfranchised--that they did not
deserve the right Of suffrage. for they
would not vote for Generals or militia
ry characters; nor would they defend
their county," T.. r. w.
Without the knowledge or consent Of
Mr.. Williams the following has been
handed US for publication. The subscri-
bers are all citizens of this place-ED.
We the Undersigned have been ac-
quainted with Caleb r. Williams, for sew
eral years, and believe HIM to be young
man Of unqucstionable truth and veracity
MIR. M'Carty's opinion to the contrary
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-27
For the Richmond Palladium.

FELLOW Citi-ens How painful soev-
or il maH be for me to appear before
the public on the present occasion,
either to repel the malicious falsehoods
Of the unprincipled, or to support my
own veraclty, vet. justice TO myself, as
well as due regard to the feelings Of
my friends impels me to give an expose
cftbe facts, relative to the unprovOked
and uugcn.lemanly attack Of ''ihe gen
erous 1.-The acknowledgement
.HcCdrtyHr' by which he appears to
consider that he has gained to himself,
great eclat. A few days since, one Of
the friends Of Gen. M'Carty called up
on me, whether sent, or of MS own ac-
cord the deponent sayeth not to know
whether had no. stated, that i'll con-
versation had with Gen. M'Carty some
time since, tha,h he Gen. M'Carty) said
shat the damned Quokers ought not to
be allowed the right OF suffrage, to
which / answered in the affirmative,
and that could prove he had made
similar assertions elsewhere, to which
he replied warmly, that he would ex-
peet the proof. The same gentleman
called upon Tie again, almost immcdiA
a:cly. and seemed anxious to satisfy
himself with regard to the truth Of my
statement. alledging his inability to
support any man that would express
sucha sentiment. In support Of the
declaration l had Just made, was will
hing to meet the General, who was IN
town. and who by-the-bye, appeared to
he pretty well informed with regard to
the proceedings Of the morning. Not
thinking it possible that he woulj pre-
tend to deny fact so easily authcnti-
Gated, We called on the General, who
almost Immediately inquired whe Their
I had made the statement above al
,uded to. ! unhesitat,ngly answered
that had. repeatedly and in different
places. He denied positively ever
having made that assertion. ] told
him ] was willing to be qualified that
he had made that observation in a con-
versation at his own house. He repli-
ed very warmly, that if sworc to that
! would swear to n lie-that I was a
person Of no character or standing
bad no influence and would not be be-
'icved. Something warm followed on
both sides. when the conversation was
interrupted by friend Of his, there
being none others present at the COM
mcrcenlcnt Of the conversation except
myself. wbether Intentional or other
wise know not,) who observed that
Simeon Hubbard, a supporter of the
Generals, would say that he had heard
the General make the same observa-
tiou. What row. is Mr.. Hubbar. a
liar--a person Of no consequence
can't be believed, no, no, with the
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Eros the Weaevs 1sues.

Messrs. Hall and Boon.-Tbe guam
tity of matter which YOU have ALREADY
published in your paper on the SUBJ
Ject OF the congressional election,indu-
ces me to hope that you will =
ne throug hthat medium, to make 80
remarks IN relation to an article -.
lished u your st Papersigned@S. w:
Y" In as raueh a. the most unvar.
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Published by request.
From the Western Tunes.
POLITICAL CONSISTENCY.
Or .-Iich .roy does the riud bkozr,

Messrs. HALL AND BooN:-It is ad;
mit:ed, on every hand that the APP
preaching Congressional Election, IN
our State. is subject not only highly
interesting to the citizens Of Indiaoa,
but IN many respects to the whole Un-
ION. The important measures Of IA
tional policy which the next session OF
Congress will have their attention d.
rected to act upon. deeply interest
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MARINCS W1LLETT.
of Ru6hyille.

! have no acquaintance with Mr..
HendersOn, the present Post master at
Indianapolis, but have with Mr.. Har-
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what kind of farmer Gen. McCarty
has been, and isstill. Let US see wheth:
er the honest farmers Of our county
are acquainted either with his farms or
his mode Of farming. The first we
heard ofhis farming, he was assisting
Gen. Hannah Of Franklin county, ten
ding farm called the Sherifis office;-
then he moved to Fayette county and
took farm Of his own, called the
Clerks office he farmed that by depu.
ties principally until shere was piece
adjoining to be had, called the recor-
ders Office he then farmed these two
Offices by his deputies, until he attach
ed to them a better farm called tn
Office ofMsjor in the Militia, he farm
ed these three Offices, until heexchan
ged the Office Of Msjor far thefbske
Gen. which latter mtogslher Nil
the other two he farmed until be 60
|cluded to farm a seat 10 Cor
when he gave quit claim to the cali
ed the Clerks and recotder's afEce,.
and By way Of reaPiDg coulpas11ively
out Of sight, he mounted old Hickory
and made a push for the Congress
farm; but being defeated, another hav-
ing stepped in the trOubled popI be(ore
hum be fixed his eye eea f6u1 at Fort
Wayne, in the occuPascy, A1se Jo-s
|seph Holman, called the reo1iter's Of
ice. This farm be elaimed and re-.
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n..-,t.. Of I 'r,naD 81 WHs
,,.ai,.,5 ..so,,.s,s,siD fh,ttl tdaibs ofiiis
-, Inn Banls Ia. Tor Iha ability
- ,5,,,,,,ai,.y o.lth which he mas dlsehafged
,,. ,l5,f..g RI the chair Dung Tic pres ent
-.
m s.=t#.- ,t,en ,opc# and nd3sassad the House
.,.5#.s f,l1ou.e
~ A,,4..-.z..n, ofouf asraraliar--pesshly wi'h
.'..4zf a.. 6,rcyfr.- refnu ne to tender "a you
,,,, ..sec,- and b.u,iflt g,atIlule for utis re-
- ,,.,f4,r. NJ vniir eonGd arr and pnrHality
,, l.. i...,, the nIsnsore Of The House If Dfo
- f.r ..,tfcn vsnrs ia coHffle 70 ne tie tc
.......l1. Tho ordions anil ,isliratc dnucs II the
q -, mir A. this - pr,sably tn last time
tI5Il nv n, haaor Of addressing rou, trasi
a,a,uc1 E., elancios nj tn history
- ,5,. Irg,sl,t;o, 5larnr that interesting period
c.. had 6r.l tn. honor Of presiding over this
III ,ho e,snl,t3aeg If our literary institutions
, '''2 ~ as ,r,st dccn ana strong abed
! 9'Ns ...,...y.,n 5f0lenee o4af every potion of
3,'@ w" -, Tn. ,A4fger ef Che eam-
wv III ,t.,,s,.,, 0iA Of thc soy
E. u" .,i.t 4 s,s.,,,,, = ,r.
j rcfa ''"sn ""7 4s,..lzz'I 49,, ,4.,,,
lcrnal improvement ~ ..,,J.#...E,.. :,
/ is, 4 adha ell to WIN ARM
'rlle by rosda al '"nafs tns sN'e1f'' ~,
/ the bonds Of toHlad ne fes' mud harmony "-
llass n HI f7" h5fe ban rrsa#sd am y" 7aa'y
esgent4l points hFe received TIE most '|iafe'y
mod6ea' ons Ihe J'eeen 'enre OF the Common.
wcath tu4 been extended : The alu'thI5 ''.Ho ~
+ ristIee carried "a near pu-abe. a. #hf tHnf u'
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Saturday lE3tag, ls33
resolution from tho House OF DELEGATES ,hs
when that House adjourn, IT st5ou,n si4e dte hay.
ing been eoneuuod in,
ocn Boyd 1ose aud after an appropriate snecch
inueiucfd resolution Of lhants To lie Speaker OF
inc senate, Tor the ability, urbenity and ,mnartl
ATTY Win which he had fulfilled the liles Of
the Char during the present session. Tho bus.
ness oil the session having been clos Il anita me.
sage received from the House of Delegates thar ih.,
were now ready 10 nlourn SINE dc, motion for IN
g3ifnnent Of the Senate having Ieen pgt. and
agreed To- /. ore pronouncne the decision of Tue
question, to Speaker, tMr. nfumgoolel rose and
addressed the Senate as follows -
GENFt.MtN The moment of our separation hae
arrived, aud II only remains for me 10 announce the
adjournment OF Tie Senate until the first NonJ,,
in December next F
Before we take leave efeach other, permit me to
maze my s'heefe acknowledgement for tho very
h'ha ana u"ucrns resolution which you have iust
'uop'eo' ~ rotation to the discharge Of my offcial
conduc: was called 10 the Char without tho nd
vantage of previous experience | accented Tho st'-
ton, with an unaffected dstrust Of my competencv
relying confidently upon your liberal dlsnositio,,s
toexcuse my unintentional errors
ihh navel so conducted myself ,brouchout
profacted session, as at lis close to receive yon,
appreciation is a most gratifying inciJoat in INV
political life.
Gentemen-I shall always fondly cherish the
recollection of your generous support extended To
me whilst have filed the Chair. and vour vcr,
KIND compliment which h ave received on retir,nr
from it, 's''''''-
puring portion Of the time which We have heor
,.ose'aer We have felt painful interest in the ,o.
"''e al condition of our country. As patriots 90
Mo'1'a n0t utterly despair of the preservation 9TH
NioS and flour common Federal Constitution
YET IN camden We could nc; disguise the fact ,b,,
OUT SITUATION was full Of perous uncertainl,
Whatever differences OF opinion hays 90 ,stalo
mohg us, we have been q.aaaimo1ts IN nur So.
to restore tranquility to our disturbed rsl,t,o,'
ana 10 prevent disnenbermcnt Of our conf. lera.
cy. -
II e portentous cloud which Garkcnod orr Inv;
zon Is disappearing and the stars which iIlna,,.
nate and adorn the political frman,ea, still sI,n.
unufmin'shed in number and in splendor
Emphatifally, Gentlemen, after "winter of die.
content, We lind opening to our view a sptinc IF
Joyiui promise. We 20 home with the snd tidino.
OF peace and good will" We are su,hor,1.d -
say 10 our constituents that this Union will le n,e
sefved-that IN fucre. the Rights OF the Sta,es
winch compose IT, will be better respected--.nd
's' hereafter IN the imposition cf bugtheus for tho
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uas a.sIsed Tie opinion Of Mess'a. hfsnt an
CoAc was, we undcrstand, that where The Cont
was divided upon nm application iof rule IKE
that IN Nalklnss case, the decision IA England
and the practice Of the common law, entitled tue
pafty 10 his release, IN beng ~ faroF 81 L'osrfs
fo,tt#fi, they nsue, such practice ought 10 e'is'
IN this country and under our torn oi Government
W. are bowe.er. author zed to siaie, that an al-
r1,,o,,on ~ about beng made TO the Circuit Court
of,b. United STATES for this District, for The dis
eb,ree of Ia. Watkins from his second alleged II
1egai ,mp,isonmrnt, sad as tbd Court 70 sdPpos Il
- have bevana nry l5uls is'r'sa ton ofshe cas-
.3 cna rattroI Is ogn wr.s 4 illegally issued tie
oousel feel conhdcnt Of SUCCESS We io'bear,
lar the present, any further comment On the Case
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..nno1l q ea.,rnm.nl, eaaa..ty Nl.l le noIs e..

.unpon - got,rnm.ni, equality VII Ue more Co.
suited. -
,,enllenfcn-- In or domestic legislation we nave
differed on points Of policy; but w have neY''
TIRE permitted difference of opinion TO interrupt Inc
harmony Of social intercourse We have been he'
,aa,ed ~ a common wish to advance tho prospe
,p. Of this Ancient Commonwealth. Gentlemen
i VIII Won safe relura n the bosouis Of your OK
nsetine families md a renewed and friendly inter
change Of opinions With your confdns constituents
With an assurance that the recollection OF your
kindness vii mover f1da from my memory, o'o
YOU I'll nm aiIeetopats tatWell
The Senate is adjourned unti the hf9t Mohah.
IN December next
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D97g&STgG NEWS.



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Mr. Per.fef4r, ''''.' '''ia''
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m .nf#srt,= p III ~, - me Govern.
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or the conf inc, If ,.o .,,'', ,l'1'''s f'"'
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Vls.4,,,@,l5 .'.''i' '''ss ~ ae5y relations
C;.,,.f3,,. ..,z r...s.., va, "' ''2He ana a'
,,,,,=,,l,' .z... '' ~ y a+h ostan-tcia
vel and ryIa5.d .I,,,n.,., c's 50 n'hPiy tfeser
PRESIDENCY. -. ''''' s'''a VI your Afs'
-''" - Nr President, az once a happine.,
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$40
CuARf.rsroN. S. G.. March /.

More Mentions Of War.-We learn that about
80 cases of muskes and rifles were received here
by the u l.. brlns Courier, for the of the State
OF South Carolina. They were landed yesterday,
and whilst removing them from the wharf, one dray
load, (the horse being bllnd) precipitated
horse, dray, and guns into the rver-but the
were saved from sinking by the exer,ions of the
ISLANDERS ICouricr.
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,; From he >al'orai Mfc'hgcrcer, va,el II.

s ,oP "'s National iafcitgcrtsr. Waye4 II.
~, M 1ou@t-Ef putt, 7obias Watkins
+" stated some DAYS sgo,that it was the intontio,
=, ooIoS' OF Doctor Watkins to institute furth.
= proceedings IN this case Since then ", n,5or
stand that Messrs Brent & Coke bayc ,,lod
aiP.'1,uoh 10 the Supreme Court to obtain lis onin
10 PRINTS upon which the Court was Divided
Wv ','a' 'hey Were Informed the Court refused -
,u ''s opinion because the division was of such
rate as would require the Judges to give sepa-
@ "t''h'ohs, Ills novel state of tho case low.
ao1 oo"ly the Counsel of Doctor Watkins h "a YES
ar ,h IN darkness as to the opinion and diyiso,
.'e ooof upon the parious poiafs made IN ,e
-, ,'Io.''n' case We also have un1ers,,od ,ba,
me ~, o'lrSe nave abandoned tn. intention of NOV
''o oou,' 10 'oinstare the rule, for the n,,r,oa
Oh arguing The effect of dip,sio, N ,ba pi'pose
a" appe'.on to be discharged on wri, of U, u"on
Of che s. lasing been minated that the prucurr
u ''e supreme cout VAS a,waya in bo,Ln ~
''''.i cases. 70 reiase rue waere The E1 '','.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

The Test Oah Mr.. John C. West, who was
recently elected Sheriff. in Kershaw District, South
Carolina, has been required by Governor HAySE to
take the notification test oath before any of his acts
viii DC considered icca" He refused to 10 it, and
has published al address 10 his constituent, giving
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Correspondence of the Boston Atlas.

ho.1 ,,,,,,.. tho I,s.. oc y ,,,ecn,,,t,v,s lac,
,o,,in,, ,o,l. +, ffrv IN call Mt the prex,l. MS
,ll n, b,,, lac ,.,,1f,.i Il of ia. old SOM, of p,I
A. 1y.dji,.,. s,,,h VS. the anne,rance of tl
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,.,..5,, ,s lo,., l3,nrh,5 shase,, b,;, ,l,,,er.-
,a.,,..1 ,,,5n,s ol tle ,one,ss or ratb,r of thc
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l.t' I,,,,'b,,.1 ,y{5..5 neli.,.. 49,, ...I,,,
49,! i=.a,,.,r H., n,gr,I, IL ann4,,.d Ia lac ,,,,i,o
-. H. ea,,,,ny c,, th,r, w.. y,,y 60,
.a, -, ~ o,,,,,t INN ,bn,,b tho b,ise ,scy6err
"'f'e' u an e'S3 oId
,ria 80 - '9.' MS Ppe ct
l,., '''' W '''">"' was
g.. - .t.5.Nt ~ i"'" al h'h'',
''' - Nv = - ~ "' ''a..ey h'Hi "osfi
! aon' o. il' . s"'' ~" "'''' va" heten hated
5'' I'2lh' 10 P'I.7 ~! - ''c H''o "a'''' Tat
s"'F' ~ MS .ii'iS '"S'' VI s"'''N''''s'e 5'hlI'
.5,,,,'. t' Wv Ups 'n'efns an
, -, ,1,,i, 'i.,,,, 80, VIC o"'y ''''h OF
I ~, =, "'' oo''' 'ef was us
rs hv the ninninos of strenuous ,hn,,,t.t ,,'
From his asneci. as well as from, his cb,r,c,a,
could not hut RINK him n,uoa,, ,hosa l,vn., i,,..
lat ,.t don, IN If. not nv the cxsr,,s of
tive ration i thonght hut bv tb s,.dIon a,,a
eAternporaneans cxertIlr Of acul, s34,,civ
Baltimore. Ndrfh q-'rbc fnc., hannch 81
mutton tnat has ever been seen in t4,s CIV w,.
Yesterday cxhhrd IN the C,ftrc m,,l;c, !,
wclohri 100 pounds, and was r,is4lhp N, 1901
Rradlev. OF Chester county. ponnsvI,ani, a.
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A CHALLENGE for $4,000.


l"e Gt"Ielon Efenins PoA OF the 18Th ins
, contains the fallowin
The friends ofJalta, By Bertraal, dam Trans
Pou by N,rgaae, foll brother to Bertrand If. noy
the property OF Colopel JAMES t. RICHARDSON. no
pose to run her against any horse IN the United
5'"'es far m'is d6ais, over the Washington
Course, on Che Monday preceding the NJ xt regular
South a.ollre Jo'loY q b races in + braary nex
for isc above sum ofas,~,G'A Therucs of hc sad
Club to govern the race aud tn. Judges Of the Club
10 decll tie same. Jt3ta nov trr, and ! be
run as .oar yea old lbs ch i ngc to b. ~, p
ed and the horse named by letter 10 ions b. Ia.
Wing, Esq. III arleston or before the G,,t dav
ut June next, and the stakes To be d, POSTED VITA
he Treasurer ofthe Club, on The Saturda, prece-
ims the race, half forfeit
OH I'rgina acrer ire!
w hnt r 'an6 itat he So,uh C.roiin, Cb al
J NJ IA "a 10y rtnt rn,t ~, horse IN the
Tut q 1'airs, ipr 81 90. four mile heats, has
hren TX up by Nneinia Tnr'mar and W.
Nhnl' rtoh7l'y = euPbl : 70 a'qu,,et oar readers
H"h al tee farpcuiats III BE ,oor,c 81 t.0
avs Pet Int.
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...#s.-., 5.st=.I n, ien,th lie assigns
~ -. ,,,,,,,I al eooxcic,,ious oblee-
'n9'b So laws W hch
an h'esV,"s' Z a''o' 49," '"' a.,,,e m. null
peha NJ Pfasmf, h'""'"s, ". N II,
lhea''oh efup I'd 'h''iea,o''' WI W IL
less be supercedeo anu DC hgain u e'"u W, -
the Camtien Journal promises iha' nc ""' =" s
tanedhy triumphant minority IN the p's',",,
his process nay pc repeated pcrpeinallY, ana al
I'll proceedings be thn4 arrested IA the district :
,ls ,eetnl re,,an ortso ,,fianls,s IN ther elective
.t...s4 .rI.t5ss rio toni Is o,aHcte,
-, t...e.,, H., tic .ai,n of nroscrinton It's
= - - -. - n. cu,rier says
net", ~ - - ,..l,.,cd IL
p'af III ~ '''
the p"rfy U'"asho'1 i1e 0'''e'
Cu,rLV rs Mar q the phf"'''o COW 'e'
u l.. 3e.t u. h@''h "'"ft al NJ ~ =,
.ln#n. i s.'iair h-@ 80 en- " WIN M
tesf "tth he' i'frn GofiY in'th'' " WV
let - b'rlnf'0h. Though we n"' "" ~
Ninsstn. h'th se sui 1pt"t was pn'i's" ''"'
srv raj otilrl pager, ~ The VI rcHfv OF Noh'"''
Il 90. aaed rur notice IL LAT evening. +" 're"'
tom 'hr lertr 4 -. ~ roy ''"n'f'', mn :"
thes. cn.sf ~ II ssT' Nee AUD "in2"'' III" u
f1sal jn-l'', MI tie ordinance 10 o'ifthH"
| i 10 he ilac"d o. etahir footing hsh vacancy
~ doaih resignation, ~ removal ROW niliI" -
~ that u IA the dnIy Il ine ma a2e's OF 'lec'pP
~ hose dis,tirts crier AMI hrld ne" ''ci o'
II tho vachurV had occurred from ti'hPr o. mos
ean.es specified y, lsw. Bot II viii all avail
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A 19ds'f .Han--eiaes hs lu'e elcctn,4 to the
tiousc Of Commons. viliim &, biau has los, all
ms reserve, # he ever he'd my AMI bears hi. fac
oiles and lnrk withnn, the si,hiost pc,Ln.Ss. IL
"f.!eS ih"s OF himself Il lined upwards Of rs en-
Av' Years aao, with o Il Ii,.t,5i fIas.;s or
ana Gaming "a ku"H then Trad mVre talent na1
al three of them. - Pint Go.
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An Anti Tobacco Society has reccent'9 been
formed IN Ulster County y Y About thy per
SONS have pledged themselves 10 discount name
he use ofthls nacoae. In future they viii cs-ches
tabaccO.
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A Frencimon. A ambrose Tsrac, M, ,o,.,.
ished at Paris, a set OF geographical globe, which
ne has employed three yesrs in bringing to n,rfec
ton. The globe % Mons Tardcu is snber;,o,
bag, composed of some flexible material and rsnd'
cred air nsht-This when blown IN by means Of
an aperture at one of the poles, is perfect globe.
on when oil the geographical features and div,
SONS OF the earth arc delinested When collansed
ltcan be carried in the pocket Ike an ,,,ae a
globe ofe'gheen inches in diameter .nsw..s 81,
the purposes OF complete Atlas Of modern geo.
gr"phy. II IS constructed SO rs to show The lao,
improvements of the scene all the rout.x Of ds
c"veries from christopher Columbus to Frevc;ns,
'.uperry, Dorve and Beechey are traced upon il,
~" Tbs o '..', ~ ;"a positive dscovery ia omitted
new invention, though we &c NOT va. ,s. ~.
n beer made use of In one of Miss Edcewor,h
a'es puo'shed some twenty yeas since, sci,n
the toy ct this kind is mentioned ~ y d.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

'""""j"'e''eS IN 'trsin'a.-Wc copy the fol-
loving article from the Times, printed a, the town
OF "hceI''s-'he Birmingham of Virginia. i is
s'a'''yins TO find, even in that frontier town of the
o'a Dominion" spirit of domestic en,erpri,,
and industry, which could it b, d;ffrsss ,tro,,e
'o' INC Common" cath, and over the entire South
would result IN the pecunary advantage the peo.
i'' ana remove one srca. cause otscctiona jealousy
and strife:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

Nor'h Eastern B0unddry-The Legislature of
Name recently requested the Governor to co,nInu-
nicac the report of the commissioners the North
Eeasern Boundary. On Friday last, the Governor.
by message, declined TO comply with this request
on the ground that, " the publication Of the doc.
uments, at this time would not fail to be preudcal
to the success Of the negotiation instituted by the
President in relation to tha. boundary"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
From The JIheelirc 7in,.s


""sF'- ! hiS important branch of domestic
'''''ac'u'e Is, al tins time, carried ON N our
'o"'' III amos; dllIts varieties Eour establish
lhc"'s are IN successful operation. two for the
Manufacture of FLINT GLASS and two for thu,
OF WINDOW GLASS. VIC know no, the cha
raE''' our glass may sustain abroad in comparison
IN 'ha' manufactured in other places rom nu-
'hofoos specimens OF Flint Gkos, which we have
recently examined, we should say, i, was not ,nfe-
rlor TO any made IN this country. The onnntity Of
o'aSs produced at these works mus, be very great,
a"a we nave no doob' that orders to nlmos. any
40, n.y. wn' oe' al all times promptly fllcd-We DO
not know the annual quantity or value of the article
produced here--thoush the amoup, MIGHT be
easily ascor'aned. AT the Franklin class Works
IN south Wheeling, from the BON of January to
''e Zoih oil February there were manufactured Dol
* boxes OF W ndow Glass Of yar,ns sizes. in
furnace ct CruclLl.s, worth from ~ 20 to 50 90
per box Ih's may not be any thing extraordlna.
ry, yet its strikes us as such. S
"moo~ Glass, imported, by tho prcscn, Tariff
pays DUTY OF ~ 90 pei box OF by TO- and 10 by
~ 81 90 DO. This description of glass is now
pooaceu at SO lew p.ice in this country that 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

f. o"'t' Suites Bank stock vas soil II The
-''" York Exchange, on the llth, for l0oi to
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ot EVERY DESCRIPTION sOR SALE AR
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