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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

gentleman riding along the other dav
met an awkward follow leading hog. u HON
ne accOsied in the folio. lug manner 80. IIou.
Goa II looks To sec one hog lead another,',-
ies' replied the chap, blu, not half 90
ood ~ At does to sec hog on he rseback.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
A. n. BROWN.
.iGI-N'T .LSD CO.W.ifIs
SfO.T MERCHANT
III the Point Of Hooks.

ESPECTFJLLY offers 10. services IA
~ y Farmers aud Nilicrs % forward ail
kinds IT produce ~ market and So N,r.
chants a. forward goods westward, 10 tbe
Potomac River ani respectfully sJlirits tisif
iatOrs. Price Tor fofW arding Flour. lnciud-
iug al charges. from The Point # Itock.
~ cents per barrel. Do for Goods. Per i00
lbs, from Baltimore 70 tlc Point Of Rock.
"a cents.
g~Eefer 20 Mossr. r. 4. Sorri. A Co
Tho Black, orndorf a Co, rmiay. Wosh.r
& CO. and 10 q y Wilson = " Baltimore
November I. l.3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

The name OF Carroll il the or;v o-o -, :, =.
Declaration 10 which the re-t.is,,ec oftbc ST.
or IS appended. The reason why il was done
IN this case, we have understood to be "a fol-
lows; The Patriots who signed that documen,
''d u, almost literally. with ropes ahouttheir
hccAs, u being generally supposed that tbov
you'll, II unsuccessful, be hung rs rebels
Nhtn Carroll had signed his name, some ono
AZ ms elbow remarked, "Youll get clear
mere are several Of that namc-,hcy win
moi know which to take" ''Not so.~ repl;ed
ne anu immediately added "of Carroliion. y
Ports. Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

IN TIC notices % eprrc~ron!crts or the Sio
~ Fster t!'is week, &C md the f,IloWin, yc
~ cquivocal unnorncr-pcut---..T ~ ~,
lies with the publisher VIC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
~ ilkRIAl.l'

The marriage ceremony is the most ;nte-
resting spectacle social life exhibits. To -,
i"o rational beings, ia tie CLOS. az youth and
hope, which invests life with lie halo of han
pmess, appear together, and openly acknor-
icdsing their preference FOR each DINER, yolun-
tafhy enter into league OF perpetual friend
supp ana can Heaven and Earth 10 witness
the sincerity of their solemn VOWS IN thint
of the erdsarins conncNion. In, irnor,,,,,
consequences. the Eaai ,epa..tiua-the smile
wat tudics 10 eA,acy az their union. must Al
length be qnenched IN The tears of the mo,,rn-
fHg SURVIVOR. But while life continues. .be,
are 10 participate IN tho same lr,s, 10 endure
'he IKE sorrows, 10 rejoice and yeeo Al mil
soh' BE constant, man; bc coudosccndin.,
woman AID what can earth offer so nurc ~,
Your friendship, SO dear a. your aliectiou,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

M now receiving and opening. hand.
sone assorifneni NEW WHITTIER
GOODS, WHICH viii be sold Of uaer ,.,,,,,.'j'
chop. call anil see.
GEORGE Ht MPHREYs.
Charicstown. Dec %, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
=" The Uh0yc Egog.ss

VMIE wish To purchase about Fifteen
w Thousand pounds Of good Pork
w. y ;. d ANDERSON.
Niarpcrs-ferry, nov. -, l~32
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
Refined Gold Studs.
Rich gold set Pearl s let Elmer Rims

Plain Refined Gold do.
" Jewellers "a do
Rich embossed Gold Medalliuns
Jet s. Gold do
Miniature Cases,
Elegant Opera Glasses,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine Gold Chains
and Seals,
Gold, steel, and bead Watch Guards.
Splendid assortment Of Prints
Rich Cut-G!ass Silvcr-plated Casters,
Common Casters,
Elegant sets Of Britannia Ware
Coiiee and Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams.
Britannia Lamps and Goblcis,
Silver embossed do
- Soup Ladies',
Dinner, Desert and Tea Spoons,
Cream, Mustard and salt do.
Sugar TOngs and Butter Knives.
Shutters and Trays, embossed & plain.
Spcctaeles, blue green, & clear classes
Gold, silver, * Plated Spcciaclcs,
Fine polished and blue steel Spectaclc..
Silver ever pointed Pencil Cases.
Silver and steel Pens,
Ladies gold and silver ThimbIe,. Tweez-
ers ard Tooth Picks,
Ladies' carved top, tuck aud side Comb.
Ladies gold and silver celt Ribbon. Cney
article,)
Ladies Fancy French Necklaces & Brace
lets,
Gold, silver, coral, topaz, pearl aud wax
Beads,
Large assortment Of small Beads Of ali
cOIOfs Tor working, Bead Needles. &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
NICHOLAS SIfJsIgZ.


DTrper and Merchant Taller,
81 ANI\G taken the rooms latciv oceupi,d
u q, store 10y Caleb Wall, directly on
POsi1c :. tGsimmou'S Tavern, IA uarpess-
Ferry, oilers to- The public. On accommodating.
'crEss. choice ard handsome selection OF
Sca,"nabie and Fashionable GOODS, for
seuticm'n's wear. The follow iug comprise,
his stock IA part superior Black, Blue,
Brown Mulberry Green, Rifle Green, Mulbcr-
ry Steel mixed, and Erab CLCTHS-A!-
so-' assimores, Blue, Black, Striped, Pawn
and rniTcd. splendid assortment Of English
figured silk Ne-tinSs, Plain ard Valencia. A
handsome assortment Of Gloves, silk aid
Linen Pocket handkerchief, Hose and half
do Crava,s Stocks, SuspenJers. sc. SC
The above are selection of the latest i'm
poria,iops, the colours of " ich will be war
rantod 60 stand. Garments Of ever dcscrip-
ton will be made to order at the shortest no.
tcc.
Nov. -, lS32.-tr
y. u. Garments that are bought elscw here
and brought Ia THIS cstabli- nincut. will be-
made To order At the shuric.f notice. and war
ra"ied 10 1T, ii not, tLoy need not be taken
away. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

NVENDERs bis grateful acknowled,.
n ments 20 bis friends and the publ,r. lor
.ic liberal encouragement he has received IN
his business q ~
CLOCK 4 wAToH MAKING
.AIsd EagrNrtwR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
LOOK OUT FOR
HEZEEEEEy FORD,
a NOTORIOUS svTEryrr.-a

M no absconded from this place ON ~
w ION In'i.--iic is apparently a white
man, about &c years Of axe. ; feet 10 OR ~
inches high, well set, dlrA iair ard d,rl, 81 =
h,s good oonnteaane". considering; no yi.;.
ole scars; hna On whcu no. loft here wl,.
n, Oro"n irpck coat, blue panialoons. and
oius ',s''-boot', az! perhaps stockin.s. Is
DO uoub' viii change has clothing the f,rS, ,r.
Po't"i'i'y' q. ho did soon after his arrItslb here
lie - good driver OF oxen, and cali. L;..s.,
. a. s.ose mason br, knows nothing about Il -
hut above 81. IS best - takin, coutr.e,. ~,
building. obiaiainS credit 81 a 80 tJ,r.,l,,s
amount and leaving Ls creditors 10 a.k
" do you know Ford -
Editors II newspapers ihrou., lut ~. =.
States, will please notice tie ,Go.e t., g..
papers, a. 40 conceive ID dltv due To- ,b
pubIie. join u. JOHNSTON.
CHARLES HARPER.
IiNCAR ~. Chamberlain
FRANCES URRAN.
SAMUEL H. JOHNSTON.
0hePhcrdstJwn, Dec. q, 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
PAINTS, DYE sTurrs. sc.

PAINTS, DYE STUTES. sc.
Chlorine Tooth wash; Lees Persian I. o,;oo.
Tor removing freckies, &c; Jujube Paste, in
boxes and by the ounce; Mscssssr OIL. Tor
the hairs Court Plaster; Tooth brushes.
Gloves, Hutmegs; Mace; Turmcric, Long
white. and Black Pepper, Alspice; Ground
Ginger; white and common Race Ginger.
Tamarinds; Sal Ara,us; Pearl Ash; Chloride
of Lime, and Chloride Of Soda. &c. &c
JAMES BROWN
Chsriestown, July 90, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
PEREUndERY, sUcH az.

PEREUmERY, SUCH as;
otto of koses--Iioncy Water-gose do.
Florida w ater--Lavender de-.
Cologne do.--and a variety az
Perinmod soap, Pomatum, SC
frst-rate Secret Lock Percussion Pistols.
ram DIass barrels do. do.
Sb'cr, Pearl aad ivory mounted pirks.
Ivory and buck horn mounted Nalkiuy
Canes, with and without swords,
Fine SILVER, steel, bead and six Purses.
Elegant musical, silver, Britania, IVORY. and
fancy Snuff Foxes,
Ladies fancy Work Boxes,
Riding, coach aud gig Whips,
superb Razors aud Pchknises Of the new
est siyic,---Wiih variety Of other articles.
~ B.-All kind, Of Jewellery work aud
repairs executed with promptnes- and drs-
Ps'fh and old gold and silver purchased. for
winch The highest price ~ cash viii be- given.
OF taken 10 exchange for gOods ~ his l,nc.
IWo Appreciates wanted 10 tie Clock and
watch Making AID silvcrsmiih business
SMITH HJNsfCKER.
ShcphcrdstOH n, dec gu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
Notice.
Far Iron.
(5CsriRg Tobacco.

ri iiANE rcceited from Pete rshurg, a lot Of
q very superior maiden land Tobacco.
Nm. CLEVELAND.
Charlesiown, Sept. 30, ie32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
#. WfcAh0,n. ESQ.

Dec. -, IS32.-3,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

tered within the State; giving TO the Marshsi exaolna
ry Discretionary powers, both Executive and judicial
setting naught Judicial tribunals, trAmpng the
rights Of fellow misunderstanding the jurisdiction ct
that territory, and di.Iegading the sovereignty OF the
lState.-Tberefore, he IL
"Resoived, "1hat the questions reia ing TO the
pancy OF lands are properly ieeribie State hibu
nails
Resoiped. That in the words Of the Governor Of our
state The Mashal, at the he Of band o srn''d rol
diets in the tosom OF peaceful AID e'ly community,
ongh TO- and cannot be PERM ted seue questions tina,
are IN '"s'f e"aiae or s"icuy legal ana a' We pie ~
ourselves TO SUSAN him his ds'erina To peven',
by all proper mole OF proceeding 30 rtpugnant
o the Constitution aud laws of hi. Safe"
Resolved. Tina, the oval OF cizcns from their
settlements force is unconstitutional oppressive, and
utterly sire efthe Sovereignty ef the State, ani the
rights OF the reople-and as such, cannot, and tc
not submit to IL.
On motion Of John A. Emore Esq The following reso-
ton also u,idH in0uSfy adopted.
Rfseped, That certified copy OF the foregoing Prean-
Bile aud Resolutions be sent to his Exrelency the Govern
Or and he published in the Alabama journal aud U. =
Telegraph with request that they be published in the
J. NJ. SALLY, Chairman
JOHN WARMER, Secretary.
Miss CRANpALL CoNvIcrED.-A correspondent o
the New York Journal OF Commerce, under date OF Brock
Ign. Conn Oct, 4,h furni.he. the suboined
IN relation 10 the trial and conviction OF Miss Prudence
Cranda Tor nsruc,ing in Connecticut, free black. from
other States. The writer says:-
new complaint having been entered against Miss
Crand.l, by Grand Juror of the town Of Canterbury
since the session OF the last County Court she order
ell give bonds for her before the Su
perior Court TO abide judgment thereon by the Justice
whom the complaint was made returnable.
At III present term Of the Superior Court in hi, town
Chief Jusice Dagget presiding the Any the State file
an Information against her, founded his complaint The
cause came for trial Thursday morning. the Sd
Thu evidence adduced in support The charges agas
the PENDANT similar that he former trial rur.
the County Court; the poins made by III ousei bo,i
sides were also sm,lsr The uia occupied tie whole
Thursday and par, OF Friday His Honor III. Chic
justice charged the Jury that the law Constiu nal
Taking the broad ground that blacks czsn Tn
Jury alter short debera ion. returned verdict Gull
~ The COu sci for the defendant rendered Lin It
ccptons 10 the charge OF The judge, which will bring the
constitutional question bef the Supreme Court OF f.
mex.
Counsel for the State. Cleveland States Atorn"y-L
'udsor tn the Defendan', Goddard and Suong.-Phila
deiPhid Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

+ ON the Mont geometry (AInb) JournaI.1
a large aud respectable meeting OF the citizens of
l,o"ne- county, convened II Hayneville on Saturday
the 18th inst take into consideration The situation Of HE
settlers IN the new counties The meeting was organic.
ed 10y calling Capt John NJ Sally To the Chair and by
appointing John Warner, Esq, Secretary
The follow ing Preamble and Resolutions were offered
by WIN. Nj N. Raord Esq aud supported by him.
self and James L. r Corlrel Esquire aud unani nouslv
ddopf6d.
Whereas, The State Of Alabama has. by variou, acts
Of the Legs" dture extended her ursico that part
~ TIE Geek nation lying within her limits; established
Courts OF Law terein aud secured TO the Indians the
means OF redress Tor wrongs affecting cr persons or pro-
perry. NM, ohere0s, many Of cidzons believing
hcr rights secured by these acts, aud also relying on
me i"b OF The Government a. pledged by the whole
course OF Tie Administration aud expressly by the let.
yer o' The Secretary Of War. addressed 10 part OF
Wv, delegation IN Congress have settled these lands;
ny Wheeos the Executive Of the UDited States has
he iocibe removal OF the settlers from the terri
& a oI 'he pu pose Of carrying this order into exc
'"" N' ufeeed band Of armed soldiers to be quar-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

S6s OOOso that sudden transfer Of the 10 poses At THE
Branch must have stopped IT,
"Ohers Of the northern branches were In similar con-
diiion, and OF those at the south In no better
The depO'es in the Washington Branch were 80. ooo
The specie on hand op,v about 3d. 900
Excess Of deposites, $4,000
So that this branch could have been stopped 10 day
The principal Bank had Of specie aud balances
due from the state banks the deposss about 81 $780,
O00and the Baltimore Branch OF about $262 0O0-not
enough to have sustained the branches along the Atlantic
coast II there had been time reinforce them. SO
weak were the BRANCHES at ashing Norfolk that
they have already been aided with remiances Of specie
"You perceive l have said nothing 81 the demand for
private deposs, and returning circulation which would
have been brought upon them by sudden withdrawal OF
the public depoes Their funds in Europe have diminish
ed about 1857 900 within the last month"; and the
mander about 81 300 900, will not be available to meet
home demand, because will be required to meet tho
pay the per cents which postponed by
priv ate arrangene ns to the first Of This month.
"The Bank had curaied its discounts within the last
month aou, az $50 600 and We, had extended IL. circua
ton about $7l5 900. This done, berause IL could not
otherwise collect sufficient to meet the current de-
mands upon II, (anoDg which call for private de-
posies to the Of about it9 0OO and ~ the
time keep its specie fund.- which had Increased about
1855 900.
.when you eonsi' er that the public moreys in the
Bank ubout 50 S63 900; that their sudden Withdraw
al would carry with it. probably $3OOo OO out OF he Pri-
vate deposites Low amounting to abou. ~ oo; that
Bank has pay two 10 three millions oil the hFe
per cents deferred in Europe and that upon extensive
curailmrni Of business many millions OF its nineteen
Mill ons In rircua ion, upon IL; you i'll
perceive that sudden withdrawal Of the public moneys
would destroy IT, Yes, sir this boas;ing Eisn, 10
Treasury Which he crush OF will II exists by his
iobearsnct; and will Tor the next forty days and great
iobearance will II require to save il from de.r.ct on
"The stopping Of the Bark, with $40 000,o 900 in ccu-
laon would be public calamity. Bcstes call Tor tho
public money all once, which could not be net, would
render unavailable for the present and might eDdaDger
Bank, therefore, is due to the public that the money In
that institution should b. gradually Withdrawn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

ure the Jackson vote will be to in the
Conncil-and - to s in the Assembly!
PENNsrLvANIA.-The triumphs oil the Jackson Par
y equally brilliant in this State. Anti-masonry Is
sinking to the lowest ebb and Is estimated that there
will be decided majority in the Legislature Tor the adj
minsraon against this party and all other men in arms
upon the subject Of her vote admits that the opposi
ton is beaten because could raise votes enough
carry through. The Baltimore Republican gives the
following vivid sketch Of the recent results:
"The result of the late election in this State has jisa
pointed all calculation. We calculated with certainly
upon eecng three Jackson men TO Congress; two dis
considered by opponents certain Tor them; and three
districts regarded certain against by both par.
ties In the first district il expected that there would
he large majority against u.s. aud the majority is about
200 la the second district which considered doubt
iu. and opponents considered certain for the
majority is about 200 As there trial Of party
strength in the third and fourth districts II isimpossbe to
say what precise majority IL, but Is probable that u
in the other In the filth district, which opponents
calculated upon with certainty, majority is 1893. In
the seventh district, which expected TO be against
MIR Johnson mas been elected by majority little rising
OF Elk hundred In the sixth district the majority in Ia
OF Mr. Thomas probably about the same that il
would have been IL the contest had been upon party
grounds; and in the eighth district. which had hopes
Of carrying Mr. Stodert is elected, but by what MAORI
~, have not yet ersined. We may therefore put
down the Jackson for the 2d dis ric 200, the
81 1900 the 4th 500, the 9th 400 9Th 600, amounting in
all TO 3o00 and the Clay msjoes at, in the first district
200, and in the 7th 800, leaving clear majority
favour 2I00'
TENNESSEE SENAroR-On the 9th int there were
six baliongs by the Legislature OF Tennessee tor
Senator In Congress-mskng in all u. Still no choice
On the 22 ballot, the for GrunLy 22 for Foster
20; for Eaton IL. The 9Th ballot follows Grun
dy "a; Foster 10; Eaton IL. The baloing TO be
newed on tho 7h-The friends of Eaton hold the die /,
their own hands Should his IL fiends drop him. and
them 20 to Gruniy, he carry the day-3l votes
being necessary TO choice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
NoRfoLK, Oct II

- NoRfoLK, Oct IT.
.droeious Murdcr.-A most brutal and wan,ou ac, OF
homicide was petrated Tuesday night last, at Pas
qno'ank County, ". c. by man named Mark Jones
on VIZ james WhHidms, re pccabe farmer of thai
county, residing in the neghbo hood OF River Fridge
mere mad been at Mr. Williams during the day. ga
Merng OF his ntighbors TO assist him i'm some work n,
had in hand, and Jones, who was OF the party, at.
tempted TO pick quarrel with ar w. because he cor.
rected one VI lis own servants Some words passed be-
tween them but nothing more, though jones continued in
very suen mood owaIds Mr.. during the re m.irder
oil lie day. to which he gave vent at night after all the
rest OF the company had drpa ted by torrent abusive
and Insulting 'nguag- directed at Mir. Williams The
Latter highly provoked, dered Jones quit his house
and with view OF getting rid oil him op. ned the door
and peremptoily ordered him Of il. Jones. seems
made no resistance. but in passing Mr. Williams 10 90
Out, drew long knife and plunged into Mr. >. right
SIDE, aid then ran oil MIR. iiiams survived only fou,
hours Jones had not been heard OF when our
left the neighbour God. He is young man Of three or
ouf and twenty, oil low stature and pale compile xion
Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18

Tickets $40, halves 8, quarters 2 60
=. Tickets and shares in the usual great variety of
fortunate Numbers, for sale At the Exchange and Lottery
Office Of THOMAS r. BIGGER
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
" Bigger has recently sold and paid al sight mo les
1000, &c. &c. "
October is Aeo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
$4,000 Capital, aud 30 Przes Of 81 900.
Union Canal Lottery. Iyo. 00

ioOe "dDn al PhhodeiPhId, on Saturday, yVou. IN
90 No. Loitery-lO Drawn Ballots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
RIGGER'9

EXCHANGE MD LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
CODBETT AND THOMAS PAINE.

H5nse u Commons, Fftd0y. Wafth p q
numtcr of petitions were presented fer the better
observance Of the Sabbath, which Mr.. Goblet
condemned ns originating in pounds, shillinss and
pence feelings, and not in respect for the Gospel.
In observing on one petition presented in favor OF
the emancipation Of the Jews, the same honorable
member said that the presenter Of the petition (Nlr.
Z. J. Staney) had declared that the Jews were
ono Of the most industrious classes Of his Majesty S
subjects Now, he would ask the honorable mem
bcs whcthor he could produce Jew who ever dug
or went to plough. or made his own shoes or coat
o, wiz, ever did any thing excdrt get money from
tho pockets Of tho people Mr. f. J, Sia'',"E;.
IA reply, said that as the honorabIa mcmber had
onoe aondetriucd NJ Paine ms hlasrhcmet, '"o
ye, afterwards assisted Of his aeotheos4. vas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
From Ae Saturday Ereaing Posi-.
FEEDING SWINE


va WIZ oo,'sc a' Ola SUBSCRIBER anu per
~ - az NY P"s'e' W inserting lhe iohn"hs
o' =, yo' P"le'i oi Tue i9n ol 'he 'es'
'o"'' "'' "''',e VA Tue 'ee''hs OF SWINE m wh'eh
VI. P'a'''oe vi heeP'hS 'hon eo''
..J ~" w w" e""s'acf 'h's 'he very re-
-. ''b"' ~ oe "'ne, ''' 'hc 'oh"M ny
s,,;,.;.' -" =" ''l'''cS '''e ""'h"' no"
~, -. , 49, $50 VI "'at''' WINCH Nv
g = "'''"' :" w. '""Sr ~ '"' &c
:, VI '" ''"sy US" ""''' o'
-. Ut '','. " 81 "us' heNo
~, 20 '''''' :" rs '''o' -''o "enee
Tho ro,,,,n,, l. 'ne ''"'y P,e'e'
" ,'.'', " wv "no Ne'p
ei,4,,, .,1 ,'y'''' - f'''' ''" 'seN '''''A on
M, go -.
whom ollnu,ol h,s l,, o ,''''1'N
49, '''' ''''''' WIN '1c' '"'s'"o'o''9
xL;.h ho = IT, -
mon, /, ~, ~ " III -" a'''o VI
ronf,o5 80 100,
viii h,',.,s,, '".a,'s ~ 'o y
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

70 be haped ilat he fMr g would exhibit SIM
liar ehnngo of opnlop with regard to the Jews.
Mr. CnnBt4g dcaied aat he had erer held 4 Z
1 " Pane ay q HdYhemcr, Iie had alway@I
however drawn distinction between MIR. Paine
political and religious opinions. With respect I
ms bringing Mr. Paine5 bones 10 England, all b
should say was, tbpt in doing so he considered h F
'as only DOING hs duty, ooi of respect to his wrl
1nga ON The subject Of paper money. which fthcs4
had been offended 10, and lis advice followed
would have prevented the presen, difficulty q
dealing with the currency.
Ms T. j. Stanley sud that after whs, had faI /
en- frou the honorable member for Oldham, b 4
must DO allowed to justify himself by reading thcl
very words Of the publication Of tho honorable
member bimself: /" In no pnn of the Age Of Rcas
son does pcue sleols in terms Of lmpIous irrcvo
renee OF God he praises God, md calls upon haI
namo, and that, too III strain Of oloquence, thsl
eguhl of which have never heard IN any SERMON. q
Vol %, p, 725 -" The Age VI Reason is as dcspi-
cable as the author. The wretch has all his life
been employed III lending fools sstray from thcir|
doty' Ills religion Is Of piece with his politics,
the ono lnoucnles the right Of revolving ngainst|
government tho other against Qod.p Vol. 3. y.
$50. Though Thomas Paine wos no Christian :
be was no blasphemer. lie offers no indignity ta]
God himself Wi 81, p, 7a5 Pane was cru
cl "eaeherous, aud blaspheming ,utian he WINS
traitor aud traitor 10 the ioulest Gcnd on earth =
Vol 4
This little expose Is 90 characteristic Of Goblet
that we have Transcribed II, although we have re-
paatedly published these - hundred other equal
y pslpobe contradictions. There il little book
called the Beauties of Goblet, or blowing Hot
ond Cold, cullroly filled with bis assertions and
contradictions, % pnlpablc az that here exposed
respecting Thomas Pane
Inc Speaker concluded, VIC presume, that Cob
eess had reecivcda regular 6oo'sr and nierfored 10
proven, Mf Stanley pummclling u fallen man
Tho II. Hon Member, he said, hed now answer
Cd the heoorose iuea1er for Oldham, ant II would
be quite GU, oil order for hiD 10 proceed
London paper,