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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-17
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DIR. RELIES ARM0ATIo PILLS.
III FORTE NJ kHs
THEY purify the Blood, quicken its cir
Il culation, assist the suspesded operation
Of nature, and are a general remedy for the
prevailing complaints among the femile part
Of society The Pills are particularly efficsc
ious in tbs Green Sickness. Pslpit.tion Of
the Heart, Giddiness, Short Bfeuth, Sinking
Of the Spirits. Detection and Discrimination
ID Execisc and Society. Married ladies'
win hnndiho Pills equally useful, except in
cases Of pregnancy, 6ter they must moi Be
taken neither must they be taken by persons
of hectic or consumptivs hobts. P'ice el,
So . box.
ALso,
The celebrated CABaTA.
TOOTHACHE PILLS, which give imms
dioie relief without the lease injnT 10 the
Teeth. On trial this will be found one Of the
best remedies known for this compliant. Price
50 cents q box.
None genuine unless signes on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole proprie
tor, r. KIDDER. immediate sssecesso TO the
late DR.. w. T.. CorwAy. For cab st his
Counting Room, over No. %, Covr street,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and ais BY his
special appointment, BY
DIR. =. r. HAZARD.
At the sign Of the
0oLDBN MORTAR,
WAsHINeroN SUARE,
Ns.pert,R. 4
=. ALso, At the sign Of a.
GOOD 8A06ARxYkII
3 doors south Of Market Suare,
NrwAoR1 r. J..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-17
REMEDY FOR
.R III r. IT M IT'S MI

TflE excruciaiing pain--the decrepituds
Il and deformity, and the premature old
nge, which are the usual attendants of this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair
Of cure, or disappointment in the efiicncy
Of the numerous pretended aptidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who have
made.a fair trial Of WI Ae'
a vUHNUN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-09-17

DISSOLUTION df CO-PARTNER
ist SHIP.
TINE CO partnership heretofore subsist.
L. ing under the firm of
HOWE a. BROWNELL,
fs This day dissolved, by mutual CONSENT
ell persons indebted to said firm, wilt please
make immediate payment TO
AMASA HOWE,
Who is authorized to settle the business o {
said firm. A. HOWE.
June 10. H. M. BROWNELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

1t is said that forty members Of Congress arc pi-
Gus men, and keep M weekly prayer meeting
for the purpose OF supplicating the Divine blessing
uYoa their 'abors. fAb. u. ADJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
DOMESTIC
fsoa III. Hti..
LETTER FROM :. ASTllSs rOs.

TIE Diio8Iot Letter "a - raj we are slre
sift ~ ,fIaa, pleasure. A7c there any HAT sof
uow - lsaff. Ia TIC AHA Ia. M 81 di,iculiics b.
t4e .asffIuet'1i... ofIi-ay tlas ? lfso. l%etttfsr
oWu heat - tHs deposit tories oftheir grief There
will ts se4ssai fjoieiag through the bsoad confines
of America.
w.sn1<sfo4. a5,hrcb. 1893.
! II. Peasants, Fsq
petrS if-W whist fhc Senate was this oyening
d5s.lssin tine Iafjfs}il, the House Of liepresen-
fat,yes suddenly aad unrS psei@ily struck ont Vef-
nlauek.s bf an1 slbtituleI ciay's yeTbotim. - u
vote Of l03 "a II ania menber II Congress m
70. iued me that ht1 there been q liil House. the Ca
ri,y would not have varied materially If at al. III
ne course ii q very short tunt, the bill passed 10 ITS
Il3ri repding-thc vote Us u1Ive. 1.-THE House of
Representatives had 40! adopted the Senates bill,
il wolli lave passed tAe latter body tonight, by II
VOTE nf abb1t t@o to one bat rs soon as the pleas
ing telinga were known, tom fhs House Of Rep.
tescntaii,es, Mr.. Clay moved an adjournment to
watt the bHt from the nthcf House, u way Of re
specting the opinions o.. those y ho think II uncon-
sti,utionnl I, or innte teh d b. IN tie SCI ate.
The Senate accordingly adjourned about9 o'clock.
About an half hour beforei i, ad journed, a sensation
was created by tho appearances ofJohn Randolph,
OF Roanoke, supported by his friend Benton, aud
some Other person. Many OF the Seniors pad INN
marked attention, bat lac received them all sitting,
save Mr., Clay, whom he honorcd BY getting
upon his lees. The tnct Is, Clay is now the bie
gun, and the ob,cc, Of more attraction and admira.
ton than any other person. This morning, Web
sier opposed the lnritbill, in a cold, but arguncn'
tallve speech. Clay replied promptly, nnd assure
you, Il was IN able and eloquent effort HIS con
clusion was particularly impressive. lie said il
substance, he had been often accused Of ambition
| even lately because he had raised his voice with Q
desire to see peace restored toths land. lie severe
~ casligaicl these efovcliing spirits, and said tta
bis heart ani his God cOslJ give the Contradiction
70 these attack and tha, IN the coarse Of time, hi
country would do justice % his motives. He we
n candidate FOR no o1iac-hc wanted none. Shopl,
nInqiiility b. restored 10 his beloved country, hr
intention WAS 10 retire 10 the shades OF Ashland
where quiet and perfect happiness awaited him
But said MI Clay, in a mos, eloquent strain
have SAID Mr.. President, | tn hot ambitious -
hHre some ambition ! have tbe precious ambition
Of wanting to b: iuslfumen,al IL ttapqnI,iaing III
county,, an1 When That is lops | sbsll rltue I,
ihe bosom Of M iefliiy AIT spend the remainder
Of ny life N peace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

likewise stated further tnattht DoIul,iicz nPpoia
ted 10 examine enrolled bis had ex,nincd INTO
sunary such bis, w,ich being found truly enroll
| cd, ecge signed by lseir Speaker, aal wee .raas
| miitri 10 the House. The neendalen. = the bt
concerning the establishment of a taNu at9faHsy
Springs was to change TIA name fjoHi Van BIlli-
vic, as proposed b. tn uli. 10 orsusv
Mr. Niaaa sald lac Has ut personally inttr-
estsd Ia tie b.I, though e'npce hid made hin 10
natro1. lie calli see no prSprioty IN the aneal-
mont orfhe Senate. san1e re people of Shcnas-
5rah illd themselves iatc.s= upon The n1n.s winch
y A4s c'#le5aiatc1 % change. IL would DE te.
-l'ls5si lhat AZ tn late election, The We Of I'M
Ahala ra anty hi bsef. concentrated upon Nj.
Na l'aten, WI t1ee.csplion Of perhaps a dozen.
~ti}s3ait sae ~ l~tsflss IN thw ar,lns the wishes
of a Who'll county. wis had 80 upeqi'o.ally
sloen ,lleir admiration Of the individual whose
n1ns They wi#Aeltb give TO lie contemplated
t13a. Il Won't Ia fecollecie1. that u fey yeat,
siuss a n1nie d~ttislly unpopular had passed
through he li2lfe o. 4 simtihf oeeasioa. WIZ
should Ia psa3ie Of Shenen ioai, meet ~.tll less
taIalef4se 2 H. moved 10 disagree 10 the amend
mcaf.
O. m ton Of iIr. Gallah-r. The bill was for
fhe present lad on the table quorum not benz
present.
NJ Rendered. called np the report OF the Com
mice, b. examine into ib9 catses oftho decline Of
the Public Guard, and mo9cJ 10 confirm that re-
pot. Much labate ensured, in which Mcssrs.
Rniherfoonl, Jones, Campbell, Nash, Wiley and
Wilson Of b joined, when on motion ofMr. Camp
bell, The whole matter was indefinitely postponed
Nj called up the report of the Com
mit,ee, recommending The subscription Of 800 900
TO ex,,ugash the : per cent Stocks.
Much debate enSasd, IN winch several gentle
men participated. when the rep9tt was fnaIly con
irmei, The sum Of : 10000 being struck out.and
a blank left 10 its place.
next taken up.
MI Gho.son offered to amend the report, by in
crensin, tho salary Of the Copying Clerl Of the
Council 10 $50. Tie Increase was debated by
Mcssrs. Ghoison, Gtina, Randolph, C%ainpocIi and
Bfo1nax unI finally rejected.
Jbo II,44a aIi.4Yur1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

AFRICAN
TIsm nc National L%fcHigcnecr. ~. =,

Ifsm nc National htcHigcneer, Et5. -.
I'Rpa LlHEH1A-Wo have received, h. n late mr.
rival from sea. the Liberia Herald 10 the 7h De
ceulbci inclusive Il slice, winch nercr meets our
cyes bui II bt.nS up IL CIT nind a mos, agreeable
train OF thought There IS no human eulerplzc.
IN the eaisc 81 charity Oh bcfef 0ience, which has
appeared 10 Is tvef mUfe free from objection than
that Of our AlneuG erinny. Il As "A eroal rhHnw.
winch ino'c truly ble4ses lh1ss vino give aud lho,s
/ Who receive tmn pe.hai3 any other and tls
! without taking i,lo uoeoiat IT. agency ~ The dfl
sion OF uAllaully otef II beniEhici Land the as
poet ia Which many 81 n, wariueat itle6d3 aud
ours ID inust delight To- W II. ltcanao, b., H.
acceptable, csen To the adYcrsa'icy OF linz scheme.
(who have believed it visionary, 81 TO hear 81
The increasing growih ald sol3dtiy Of tbs Colony
Under The assurance of whieh we COPY ilom tic
fietoll the following notices, not Tor any ihing u
murtable N them, but tof the evidence 81 ca fll,l=
ton and Improvement winch shcy furnish
&oNbuyf3, de- :
Tn f,sief De1emlcr This day being Tie
iinlh anniversary Vi olr t1N.e with the natives.
was celebrated throughout lhe colony. IL w.
town M address VA delivered by Mr.. RemVs
Harvey, begare lhe Agent aaI Council, and q,
Caldwell ano'hei BY Rev. q. y. Cesar. al the re
quest of the iuiuDtfauts.
FHiot G,eSs,e Ls4@We Aay. oH'etfmc 70 in.
v,c the attention otolt teadcrs 10 IN cAtract from
the able address of this interchangeable tienl Of our
colony, before aIa1ae n~li.cl,ea atG.g fefiiela, I'm
gland
LosS oiNe Schooner Jpsr-We ouiirJtor AS.
tee Ia our last, the loss Of The now arIooaer jasper.
belonging 10 Mr.. J Ossaoy OF tbi5 colony, on
he Grand Bassa ruT. The JOSS W believe IS To
he imputed in u great lneaaaIe to I'll. ijnptuIencc q
ignorance OF The u%47stlr#
us,,4tg..E 80 t - 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE CAP.
IFOI.


On the evening Of the 9Th instant, a meeting Tor
tho promotion Of Temperance throughout the Unit
CD States, was hell at the Capitol, which was na
acfonsly altcndedby members OF Congress, s'ran-
zors assembled from various parts VI the country
Aal ~ciiizens Of tie District
Tie meeting "a, called to ord;r by he Hon. Fe-
iix GRUMPY of he Senate, the Hon. Lewis Cass,
Secretary Of War, wa called to the Char, and, on
motion Of the lion. Gideon Tomlinson, of tonnee-
tieti, tie Hon. john Blair, of Tennessee, Vas che
sen Secretary. The meeting was opened with
prayer by the Rev. Nm. IIanne', Chaplain TO
Congress. The Chairman Of Tie meeting then rogc
and addressed the msc,ing at some length, in astyie
Of grea, elegance and power-exiiibit'Hg the claims
OF the Temperance cause upon the consideration OF
the people ofthc L. States. Iii, address produc-
ed a thrilling effect upon the audience. 1t was fol
lowed by a resolution and an able address by the
Rev. d.. Edwards, Corresponding Secretary Of the
American Temperance Society after Which reso-
l1,Ions were offered aud addresses dcllscrcdby The
following gentleaau.
Honorable Mr.. Cook, OF Ohio, Honorable Mr..
Briggs, of Massachusetts Dr. Sc@aIl, OF Wash
ington, Honorable Lewis Condict, of New jersey,
Honorable Nr. war, OF Pennsylvania, uloa
Ar. Wilkins, OF Pennsylvania, Hon. Mr.. Reed of
Massachusetts, Hon MIR. Upton, Of Indiana, and
Hon. MI. trcllnshuyscn, of New Jersey. The
resolutions were diversified, touching the prominent
points, upon which the Temperance cause bears,
and the addresses were such as held the audience in
profound attention for more than three hours. The
exercises were closed by some brief but pertinent,
and lorciblo remarks by the Hon. Mr.. Grundy.
There has probably never been a Temperance
meeting in the United States Of equal interest, or
more calculated to advance the cause. H. "a few
days the resolutions and speeches viii be published
IN pamphlet form for general circulation.
ma. Ht.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

II is rjrnored that a" Yankee trick" was played
Oft upon the agentof South Carolina, who visited
New York for the purpose of purchasing arms, &c.
The muskets are said TO DC of such inferior quality
as to make II an act Of heroism to pull trigger.
They are spruce looking guns however, will do We
ry well fer parade, and are admirably adapted for
the Peaceable remedy"
FreleyieI5urs Arena.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
GEORGIA..


The l2th instant was the oRe hHndfcdit ami.
vcrsary OF the settlement of the State of ttecrsin. l.
was on the l2th day of February, 1888, that Osls
,horrc landed on the banhs of the Savannah river
ior the purpose of founding u colony, and planted
the British standard -on Whist now constitutes the
hlutio of the city, as u sign Of vassalase TO the Bri-
tIsh throne.
This anniversary was celebrated at Savannah in
an imposing style. The day was opened with a
military parade by the volunteer corps after which
a military and civil procession was formed L,
moved to the Methodist church, where PRAYERS
were offered up, and an ode, written for the orca-
sion, recited by the author Robert NJ. Charlton ESQ.
An Grafton was then delivered by NJ. II. McAilis.
ter, Esq. which is spoken of by the Savannah pa
pers in terms of higl, praise. It will be published
The procession then recognized and moved back
10 The exchange, where itdispersed the military
moved down to the spot where Oglethorpe first Ian.
dcd, and fired a salute of one hundred guns. o'be
day was closed by a splendid ball and supper.
A good round de6i--it appears from the docr-
men,s printed by Congress respecting the bad debts
of the United States Bauk, that Smith g. Bucha.
nan Of Baltimore owe the Bank as principals and
endorsers. the pretty little sum of one million, and
ninety THOUSAND dollars. This immense amount
was lost prior to 1920.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
From The LonisriHe (Ky.) Herai9,
NAH LINE.

The steamboat Henry Clay, tfolton, arrived a,
this port yesterday from New Orleans. She deliy-
cred the United States mail at Na,chez, Vicksburc
Mem Lis, SiawHeetoNn, HENDERSON,, aud his 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
LfNCHRUHs, NARCu
HIGHLY IMpORTANT-rnr -

TON SETTLED -
We announced, in our las, r,nrr ~.
bad passed Mr. ciay's bill, for the mo-.
the Tariff. In tDIs we were n,isb,f L.
per.-Ihc bill, however, had been ea3 9'
engrossed and read a tllird time. by b
majority, Which leaves no doubt Of -.
adoption. @'''@'
IL the mea time, w congratulate
on The auspicious direction Which ,l. = I'M
ton has taken in l,le House of
The bill Of pIr. Clay as it n...el .
ing in the Senate. vas. %, su,,=l,
Mr.. Le,cbe,. rcG.rr.1 ''ata. =
's'"'ai'''' Nh1 INN
"'''y 'eP"iseo 'e'tatIm II Tic iIa4sc...
was forthwith adopted IS an n,a,,.l..
bill reported at nnto,5, H. ~
-. -, D." = sess'u aa.
;, ''!S ''' -he"hs, aud Winch ~
House liAs been discussing for III. last az
On Tuesday las, Ia h.l e.mc a, n, i, 49,
,a.. IN ,be H.. N3'' '7@i
Pr. ca.,., : ""H 'i1eseo ny Ars
y , 79ta2'iaau' itniIetou, s.. tn f4mo,
whom edyer,cd W,tl, some severity IN uZ
OF Mr.. Clay i,
.,,,a, =, ''S hc"'aff at
''s's's 'ciii'f' p'tiei, Pato,
si'''fe' ~. The t~oiurm. of a..om ,Irde,t h.
par,'y of Mr.. CIay's motives. xv.a H..
of Che L4Il-Nr l. ., 's ''] 5
GLo ,l.,5,#, o''' "e d4 ~
- '"'' ~ as wiling to i1ke II Us on d.
le'''eh' MI. Al,l)uiIe, iIousli lie faI -
1e'ie'e the bill rio,osea 10 nlala f., III.
lac concrs.i,u ,a ,A 1
20, h.. ,oi. -: W justly f".I##
s'0" > W, II 1uald -
i'"'e 'ae country, epi ,lef,lelc Wonll ,o,
IT, iiIe nam qnest.r 6,4,o,,t -.
by yeas and NAYS ,ss.r,...
YEAS
len. Rob,,, NuSa ,ip"'' HA',Aa"lsl 'b1itou
strony A,n,II S"n' |ia2''' al'her, Il
,or La PIT p ~ ooo', h'f"'eI', Ban
i,Ln pi.i, ~, ''Ten 'eil'"hc' Jas. H.
RlodA, al Huu.t,j r..' D',"''" i''"'cl, Ja
chu., ci,,L,r,,a r,a' ".'o""t' ,'tr, tlt
forn II, ,.,uI,., ..,,' = ~ 35. |
1,rnt " y - S"''", Ddhei t
Der. pa,ran rail', r- DJ'2''d"Y i'f'yton, D.
t;alther t,I.,ar. G,rt,, -. lat iDts
Wm u,g H.. H.. IT. '"'nt> 'a
I,nl,,rJ l,an q sa.I .''I"'9s ii9a
Jniy,s I.n3c.r p1.,aa, ~ i'0o"'N' nN"4 he
,,f,.,, ' . '''''"o"''''c Jeir.
lie o,npt", L'icher, 1t is, l.yor, Ga1lr'u'
y rs 5al'N X"etii "m Mccoy, AlcDu4#2, /
tre, NICK y, Mitchell, Nean4, N,WloL' [o..I !.
ration tl''"'nsr, t.'k, Rrnci r, Rome. n. |
11ru S,,h y > %, ~ ~ pan, Aae. lis.
fer. t.as. Ihnn1. pIIL.,1 -, ''s''y' 81
Thompson, John '.hmn,,o,. T,m,=' y
plansh. WarJ a.1|,n'r ! "''l .h.ns. v
w '' "nr'',.ey' ''''l' 4 =" M. tdW. d
W .ehIiilr, Niln.mS, WoaLinytop-u
NAYs1N.ssr. a,Lnt 'o'-Ii'
son, .Appletnn, Ashley. Babrnrb. naaf,
.s!i r9fs!o", isaaS {. Gstes, Be,rtsl-, T..
2"''' y pfodhra5' huther, Bud EWscs, -.
r,,,6,, l. CIaht d.. 49, .."h '''d.ef,
c,nufuI Join p,,,s ,,a".",t N"I'', 'l"
br"art, DIckson, Ellsworth. Geo. Evans
ENans, I'd. Es.Ir:1. Iio,ae, rye,c,. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

The bodies Of Mr.. Garter and Miss Bradloe were
ttnled from The houses oilhcir respective parents.
about . O'Clock yestesday afternoon. Both fanc-
rails reached Trinity Churcl, about the same time.
and the bodies were laid in the same tomb.
E1St0R Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04

.N0f@cr.-A negro girl belonging to Mr.. Geo.
Million OF Fairfax County, Va. lately srcretcd her
intaat ci1iid, TWO mouths old, in n grave yard near
Ccnireville, and left It there to perish. The re-
mains OF The child were found eighteen days after
wn'ds. The negro has been arrested, tlied and
condemned to be hung, She has confessed the in.
human crime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

NOTIC E-Being duly authorized by the Governor of
the Commonwealth to make contracts for certain i'm
Provemens IN the buildings OF the Penitentary and 10
procure timber for fifty gun carriages, according TO ays
enacted at the last session Of the General Assembly will
receive proposals under SEAL until the 10Th day of May
next.
Frst--For making stone wall at the Penitentarv.
which will be particularly described any person visit
ing the institution, aud wishing undertake the work -
The materials all to be furnished (exceping part of
the tone0 by the workman aud the value OF the work
to be fixed by The perch.
Second.-For making brick WALL which will also be
particularly described, to any person visiting Penen-
tiary and wishing undertake it, The materials are ALI
to be furnished, Excepting part of the brcks) by the
workman; and the price OF the work to be fixed by the
thousand bricks.
77rd.-For delivering at the Penitentiary the follow
ing umbers, to wit:
100 pieces, 10 feet inches long and inches and 3 4
of an inch by Is inches wide
So pieces ieet inches long, and by inches
100 pieces, feet inches long and IL by 7 inches
oO pieces, feet long, and by inches
% pieces, IL feet long, aud 4 IL by inches
oo par OF round Hmbers, long, and inches thick
5000 pieces half of them to be feet inches long
the balance feet and By inches thick-These
~ are for wheel spokes, and must be split timber
1000 pieces, one half to be feet inches long-the ba-
lance feet inches, and inches thick cut out by
pattern, which will be lurnished.--These are for
wheel leoes
80 pieces, feet inches long, and 2 1-2 by IL inch
e. 'hck-Ihese are for double trees, and must be
100 pieces, feet 10 inches long; IL inches sosare
hese are Tor swingle trees and must also be Of split
timber
200 hub blocks II inches long, and one half ~ inches
ana the balance II inches diameter, TO be Of good
The lcIoo timber be Of the best willow oak and ali
me other tmbers, except the hub bocks) be Of the
best white oak clear OF cracks, knots and sap.
Persons putting IN proposals do the work at the Pcpj
tertiary well to furnish the timber Aforesaid are re-
qoesied TO state the shortest time within which they will
respectively undertake TO execute contracts
G. s. MORGAN, Superintendent
Peni'enhary OF Virginia, April 10, 1883. 1lO-tl5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
FD0Y9 ES'BE6J-
THE GEORGIA GOLD REGION.

49, CHARLESTON, April 10.
'H"oid-We have received the first number of n
new weekly paper, called The Western Herald, pub.
lishec ny " r. Shaw, and edited by A. c. Fambroueh at
'nS ViIage OF 1fdriG in the gold region of Georgia
nc village OF Aurdra is situated the ridge dyidn,g
me waters OF the Ches,aee and Etoah rivers in Lumpkn
oghaiy Cherokee) county. This melodions and appro
Pi"te name was adopted on ihe suggestion of MIR Cal
vember ''7' W.
he hrst cabin was erected in Auraria about the first of
Sumg as'' oy liam Dean, Esq, who followed by
n'u'ei Nu'NolIs, Esq, who opened house of enter
'eht Tor me accommodation OF those disposed to exa-
o so,u III me surrounding country, and had it
crowded Arou this nucleus population soon gather
gu oil a. classes and conditions of the human IA
h'ly ana mere now in Auraria one hundred family
evenings elghtetn or twenty stores twelve or fifteen
law oilceS aud lou or five taverns, SC
The town population is estimated at one fbousanJ and
"to me county allen thousand, aud constantly ncreas
'g WIN iaPdi'y anost too incredible TO relate.
lhe Indian population is smal their right of occupancv
10 the sOl having, lnnoSt cases, been eXnqushed
ViCTs TO the survey am distribution Of the country
The mines already wn in the vicinity (not Involved
in litgatonO yeldA to the proprietors in rich obn
dance the anticipated ils OF the most sanguine specu
The price of gold in An aria is from So to 90 cents ner
dw according to its nen\s that collected in the neigh
6ohood will average 80 cen when well ceansed Wien
iluXed and run into bars, 9Aents
MIR. McCOllom, late Of IA nessee has constr,c,o1 -;
the neighborhood boat with \dving bell attached 70 il
Tor The purpose OF raising graz III and collecting gold from
me bed OF water courses. TN 'Herald" gives the loI
nifty " ~ ''0'
"a Mclaughlin, Esq of our cdnty, exhibited to our in
pecuo ne" Jays since specimNn from his nine weigh.
ing upwards OF forty dws. supposed to be four 6hs goId
,ne remainder rough sand which finn every appearance
must have been cemented TO the bulk by heat AZ the
time OF its formation. " w
Col d. e. Gibson has also brought us specimen. ia
Ken from the bed Of the Chestaee river ON The lot owned
ny hliseH ana Col. Calhoun, weighing nine lbs and
three OF. with hundred aud tyycntv.lour ,rt;cl ~
gon upon ITS surface, plainly percepdble to the eve
On Gen Lawhons lot in CLe.Ukee county, we under.
stand tha' piece OF pure so found last week
weighing upwards of thirty dw.s" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

IObdeco She,c and Fair in CGarkespWe
? VIE Tobacco Sew and Fair will take place at
"A Ciarkesvle, on Wednesday the 22d OF May next,
winch time and place the subscribers who have enter
ell heir names for the exhibition OF Tobacco are hereby
nohhed TO attend. The prizes will be awarded by Judges
selected by the subscribers who requested 20 meet at
Gainesville on Thursday the Sd of May to select the
Judges, according TO the rules of the company
- SAMUEL V. WATKINS,
TUCKER CARRINGTON
a. V. w. YENABLE.
April 2. IO7-1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

GAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-s0O acres of
o. land IN the county of Abemarle about two miles by
water above the Ourshing little village of Scottsville-
About 200 acres of the land river grounds of very
There is this land large dwelling house nearly built
but unfinished. VIM. Scott, living on the land viii sbew
1t to any person disposed to purchase. c. A. SCOTT
buckingham, nth January, 1882. 76-2awu