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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
- $40 REWARD s

:" III 0V E'FVT1 '0T BFlN. VITO 1U7'd ~
w from my plantation III Campbell county,
about miles from Lynchburg, on Sunday the 2nd
day of the present month, June. BEN is about
30 or 36 years of age, very black feet or nine
inches high and has down look when spoken to.
purchased Ben Mr.. Henry Wade ofPiusylva-
MA re purchased HIM of the late Joseph Echos,
who bought hin of some person near Fredcrcks-
burg. The SAID boy had on when he left my plan
iatlon green yarn coat, and took off sundIy ari-
clcs ofsummcr clothing. His shoes were coarse
stitch downs, with the vamps split and slip let
in-hc also took with him Dutch blanket with
one corner burnt off. The above reward will be
given to any person who will deliver said negro To
me, or to my brother Zackteld Wade at Friends
Ware House in Lynchburg. LUKE WADE.
June Is
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AInyl3


M.ssrs. james Pcercy, lshnm Blown md Nnuey
his WIFI formerly Nancy Pearey, Joshun feur.
cy, Lucinda Peoscy J,bt1 fcurcy, Ruth fent-
ey and Rebecca roafey, tbelrs OF Cha,les Pea,
cy, decd lshom Pcn'rya Edmund pcarcy Hen.
~ Pcarey, Nicholas pearcy. Henry Miller and
Sally his wic, formerly sally Penney, and MN.
ey Wetmack (hcrrs Of Joha rearcy, sen. decd }
HNAkE NOTICE that on Monday the
u 10Th day of July next ut the house OF Pas.
CHAD Bulofj, ESQ, IN Ne county Of Bedford |
shnll take the deposltIons of the sud BnIold sod
'othefs be rcu1 in evidence on the tripl of suit
IN choneefy now depending in the county eoufi oil
Bedford whe,cln am plaintiff and you nro defen.
danls. II from any cause the sad dcpostIuns shall
not he taken on the above named day, shall take
the sumo ON the mex, day, ffnesdny the 10Th ol
July , and II after commencing the taking should
ao bc completed ~ one day, shall continue IN
king them iiom day to day until the whole arc com
plcted. JOHN PEaRCY.
June - wiw
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William b. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, adj
minis,rntor Of JOHN Reid, deceased j o.
scph Gadd, Sent, and Robert &. Gut
Ter.
TEHAKE NOTlCE,-thrt on Monday, the 9th
n day If July, 1888, between the r',ine and set
ting of the sun nj the Tnvernof Mr. - Harmon
in the town Of stonnton, & State Of Virginia, shall
proceed to 'okc the dispositions Of James Johnston, &
others; md If not completed on TINT day, to he
continued from day to dav until finished, which
are Intended to be read rs evidence in suit de-
pondmg in the Circuit Superior Cour. of Law
aud Chanccry, for the town of Lynehhurg, ii
which, am plaintiff and you are defendants, wher
and where you will please attend.
HENRY, A PAUPER,
son Of Esther
June6 TIT
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English and Classical School.


NHR. LEVI BARTLETT viii conduct an
lvA- English and Classical School nj Elk Creek
Meeting house, (Amherst corntyD 10 commence
on the first day of July. The following branches
will be taught with the prices annexed, per session
of months
Orhography, Reading, Penman'h'p and Arl'n.
metic, - Wv
Mathematics, Philosophy, Chen'sir As
tronomy, Logic Rhetoric, Composition,
English Grammar, Geography and HIS
tory, -, 80 o oo
The Greek and Latin languages 10 10
Boarding at $50 per session. to be had at Mcajah
Pendlcton's, John Horscy's Alexander Mundys,
VIM. billiards., VIM. c. Jordan's, and Col John
Billiards.
Junc24 ~
SE(.ARS.-Itack sesn,s OF every quart
- ", at Baltimore prices, ny the box-Fo sac
by. VT. 81. E. ROYAL, Age"s'
APfA9
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VERY CHEAP NEW GOODS

'" f have received by the london Packet, at
W NV York, few packages very supr. Fan
~ Goo Is which beg leave TO offer TO our
friends on very moderate terms. Wholesale and
retail dealers Will find II their interest call and
inspec, the above.
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. Co
June H. Is
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$50 NEGRDES
" NEEn

ME subscriber wishes to purchase enc hun
u dred and fjtV Negroes among whom he
wants TWO or three first rate Carpenters, for which
he will give the highest cash prices. He may be
found at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg.
ABNER SISoON
May 81 2m
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Dunsrable l,onncts, &c.
a. pyices NeAucvA.

q - usnal with me AT this season of The yeaf,
u. | am selling the remainder OF my stock Of
81 MINER GOODS atre1aeed prices, pr pareto=
" tofhe tail business join J. PURNiS.
linn u Wv
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For Gcntlcmen's Dress.

Snne,,or Treble Chain black French Bembazlnc
expressly for Genu.nen's wear
Ansola and Merlno cassnsres
tran,oons and Summer stripes
French plaid Drilling, new style and low p1ced
Nanlcens and Roam Cssslmercs
Pare white and buff Mn,sciles, double back
Rich figured Satin faced Milan vcstlng
Treble chain black Silk Floentine do
A grea, variety Of fancy Marse'Iles
Vanhorn's Bcmbazinc and Satin Stocks, variety
ofpatlerns
40 inch Italian Crnvata
Grass blenchod Irish Linen, fresh importation
9 pieces extra black mud blue Cloth
Olive, brown, and green Cloths
niece Adelaide Cloth n description of goods 'ate'
" In be seen IN this ma,kot.--Ehe superiority OF
,his Cloth consists in the exquisite sotiness oi the
vool 6rnnncss Of texture, and the rchncas ana du
rabiliiy of the color
3 nieces medium blue Cloths
do black do
10 picces assorted colors low priced
Blue and black Cnssimeres
Ro,,le green drab, NIX d and ether fancy sclonrcd
Casstmeres
A few pieces plaid aud PLAIN Sot'nc'is
eoases apron checks and lcoun'clpoin do
9 cases "a bleach Shirtings
9 n4A do do heavy and hne
bales "a brown do
3 "A do do
bale Ashton Ticking
BESIDES
4 lenses cheap Fur Hats
20 pair splng heel Prnnel'o Shoes
- !" French do Slippers
50 /" common do do
30 bcs, quality Sealskin spring heels
An assortment, Moroccos, with and witnou, heels
for Ladies and Misses
9 cases Mems Bootees, Shoes and Pumps
These and our entire stock, wcro purchased INC
latter part Of the Spring, il the cities of New iorF
and Philadelphia, and selected from the most mp
proved houses, and such terms as to enable us ''
sell at the most unpreeedenlcdlow preos, pufcha
sers may be assured they Will obtain cheap and de
ssablc goods, at the Store OF
ROBERT X \ LIE.
Junc 81 IL
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NO'l'lllI.

HNllE subscribed, having qualified M admins
- hntor with the VIII annexed OF MaJ VIM
Warwick deceased late of Amherst County, de
sir, all those having claims against the estate o.
sad decedcih forthwith to mike them known tf
him that provision may be made for their ply
ment JNO. NJ. OJEY, Admr.
with the will annexed of VIM. Wa
wick, decd.
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I1S(l.

fno assortmen, Of Pnrasols and Umbrellas,
cheaper thnn ever seen IN THIS market
case fine English Straw Dnnstnblcs
Double Leghorns, Nos. from 20 10 10, and
Will be sold remarkably chenp
o pieces 50 Damask Diaper and rIch figured white
md hrnp u Tnhle ClothS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
IJOSIER Y.

Nes, English white and black Italian $ TX Hose
Be,, French do do do do
a few dozen fine white Cotton Hose, double heels
80 dozen low priced whte do
30 fancy coloured Hose, and general "ssor,
nnni of IIalf IInse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
Commission business

VNHt subscriber offers his Services to his friends
- ana the public as Commission Mercbant =
LIS office Is few doors above the Franslin Uo,sl
A., SAML. ANTHONY
Mrs Anthony wishes to take a few Young %
oies as boarders. Her rooms are commodious and
nep n some NJ; OF the best Schools in Lynchburg. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
NOTICE..
HvrErsALOE SPRINGS.

~, III Subscriber IS now httlng up the oaeIns
and Tavern at the above place, and VIII be
ready in II few days " accommodate all those who
may favor him with their patronage Ills lahc
will always be furnished with the best the market
affords, and the Stables with good provender and
careful Ostlers-Thc assortment of Wines and LII
quors, the known celebrity of the mater, needs no
cgssmium Suffice 1t to say, all those who have
visited then, are well satisfied of the medicinal
ririacS oil the water.
The Bunaloo Springs are situated in n healthy
country, in the county OF Amherst - miles from
Lynchbure For romantic ccenery it cannot be
surpassed. The subscriber feels confident that q
generous public w' duly appreciate his efertioRs
to contribute both to the health and amusement OF
his quests SAML. STEELE.
June 20 I'm
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10y mutual consent ii pai,i.s ia. hyss =
- chs q y r Phelps & %. Of Lynth6ufn
and Of Bel, Phelps & Go Of otter Brsyc l,g5
this dav been dissolve The Goods AMI fsel. a.
said firms. as also the debts dae % them ba.s
been conveyed in trust 70 : d VI II Garland =.
Trustees. CHARLES PHELPS
DAVID p PHELPS
WIN. l.. BELL.
June ~ T.
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ru,es held in the Cicrks oIice of me
" Circuit Superior Court Law aud Chancery for he
county of Amherst, Monday the Ord day Of June l
James iophers' surviving partner of Spears, Bowman "
Co. Plif against MicaJah Camden ipg executor
William Camden decd: David s. Garland and James
uat'aud executors of James Garland. decd Thomas
Eubank, William Turner, Lindsey Mcdaniel administer
tor with the will annexed of James Pendcton decd and
GEORGE IT, Wright and Watt Camden administrators I'll
Joho Camden, dec ID. Dcfls.--ln Chancory
The defendant Micaj Cainden, not having entered hi,
appearance and given security according to tho A.
ooy anu inc rules OF TN, court and il appearing by sat
sacOry evidence that he nhabi,at of hIs
mon" eaih On motion of'e Plaintiff by his counsel II Is
ordered that the said defendant Micash aden appear
mere on or before the rst day of next Sept term and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Vgma for
the court hous,, in SAID county
A,sGopy-Testc, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. elk.
June ib WIN
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LACE EDGING. &c.

a few peces Thread Lnces and Edsings
Eobnett Edgings and lnser,ncs, some very inc
Bobneu and Blonde Quilting, extra guilty
Al rich figured ard PLAIN BobIno,ts
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NEW GOODS.

June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01
DR.. IIeGcer's Eve Water.

| For weak and inpsmed eye, f,'quep " u.ed n.
| wash, in connection with Weaver's Eye S,l,e#s
in tedious chronic Cases, particularly where H..
IS much discharge OF matter. Price rs cen a bol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

Lynclbnre, june 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

ton here. Coz ! aspire not 10 initiate the rash
boy whs set Greto IRE Ephesian dome. No,
SIR, wouid isnd no ed ia the yasssgs. Of this
bill. had almost said, (" xosld rather Be
dog, and bay the moon. than such = Ro-
man" Rome had her Curtia.-Gresce. her
Leonidas-snd sPArts, her bsnd Of devoted
patriots; and, no matter who the man may
be who steps forward % rescue ~ ffom our
pcriious siigat'ou, though his name. may ne
yer rsaeh us-though he may never wear the
crown. Eternal Fame shall wreaths aseyer-
green around. bis brow, and his name shall
rank With That The proudest patriots Of the
proudest ciimes. Updcr these circumstances
he was opposed 20 the bill. He was devoted
to his coonry; and on Asr affairs he, on this
occasion, offered up every selfish conailera-
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Sporting fnisfiixsses.--Ths match rae. be-
tween Cob Richardsoa Little Venus aud co..
VIM. X Johnson's Bonnets-o'-Biue, 4 mile
heats, s. 600 aside, Was run over the Colum-
bia Is. Co. course on tho 2tth ult mo, and
won BY the former in one heat, by lengths.
Time, . min. After running for about one
mile and a half. and leading IN fns style, Bon
ncis-o,Biue gave way in one Of her hooks
and became so lame, that her ow ner, fearful
Of not being able to get her home, declined
running her second heat.
S.ieide Of Mr.. .fek,rs.--The public mind
was not a little agitatcd in this city on san
day morning last. BY statement that the Lo-
dy Of Mr.. Ackers, a conftentiai clerk in ono
Of our first business houses, had been found
in the basin near the Mill Dam, under circum-
stances which justified n belief that he had
been robbed and murdered. Nearly all tho
pubic pr'1ts Of the city on the succeeding
Gay, contained paragraphs respecting the
case, corroborati,c Of the statement which
was BRIT made. II is now satisfactorily as
certaired that AR. tckcrs deliberately, COM
nii..cu suiclue, and u II due To the communi-
" that The Tact should bc made known A.
mong hts papers was found a memorandum
addressed To has employer, in which he in
formed him that he had embe zzled about
nine thousand dollars Of his property. which
had been principally appropriated by him to-
wares the purchase Of lottery tickets.
considerable number OF undrawn tickets was
found IN has possession. II has since been
discovered. we learn, that he formed one
OF club of young men, u no speculated very
deeply IN lotteries, and who sometime. bough,
the half Of an entire scheme. What an awful
Premonition is furnished 20 young men by
his conduct and melancholy end
Boston .7tiGs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Good Su1soribers.-- An Eastern Shore n,ne,
thus speaks # his patrons
!" We have often piued the hard case Of
printers, who have 20 he continually boring
their subscribers with sditorfai duRs. For our
part, We have but little 10 complain 81. in this
way--our subscribers are like John Ran
= pm constituents "a body 81 men Of whom
We have Just reason 10 be- proud. RJ.Tr,e
some few not finding a CONVEYANCE tha, thsI
were disposed 10 eon6ds in, have DELAYED
sending IN their subscription mouey. y Here's
the rub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

MLaDViLLE, (PA.) JAN. &C
Shosking.-Op the morning Of Tuesday last.
MIR. Thompson, merchant, Of Franklin. un
fortunately mistook the keg he was accrs-
toned to- use in conveying ashe. from the
stove, for one that contained about . pound.
OF damaged powder. While in the act of dis
charging the ashes from the keg. his BODY
leaning over u. into The street, the powder
EXPLODED, aud killed him instantaneously-his
lace was literally torn off. Mr.. T. was in the
prime OF life, and much esteemed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

The extract Of q letter from Charleston,
which is hereto subioined, is calculated to
throw damp over the confidence we have
heretofore expressed and felt, that there was
no immediate collision 20 be expected be-
tween the authorities Of the General aud
state Governments. We give the news rs
we receive II, still hoping for the best
.Ssf. fnttt
From the .Nd-folk Beacon Of he 4A inst
BY last evenings mail We received snotke,
letter from friend in Charleston, IS. C.) da-
ted 9Th ult- Our correspondent says
Affairs begin 10 assume fearful aspect,
and am aPprchcnsive that in q few DAYS the
military and naval forces assembled herr.
VIII be called upon TO act. II IL be lie ved h,
many here, thai the rccommen md alton. 20 The
people by the late Nullifying Meeting. 10 su,.
pend all action under their Ordinance until
the rising OF Congress, Was mere expediep,
to gain tine TO mature their preparations,
and not adopted in good faith. Intimaiions
having been given % the Government forces.
upon good authority, fhat il would DC welI
that they should keep bright look out, eve
~ measure Of precaution has been adopted
by them To prevent surPrizc; and the defen-
ees, already formidable, are now daily cling
strengthened. The officers are frequently IN
town, but they receive no attentions from the
citizens, nor Is any attempt made to molcs,
ihcm. The Cstosisrs are believed TO be as
numerous as the other party, and equally rs
well prepared for acting-though not 90 cla-
morous-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

II Coineidenes'--It is mentioned as a " sim
guar coincidence" that while in the house Of
ueIeSates OF virginia, Mr. Jones, Of Elizabeth
City, is the single member who has Lad N.
independence 60 avow nullifcaticp by name
and on one occasion was caught in a minority
IN question involving il. Of one; in the house
OF dciegates of Maryland, precisely the same
thing has haplened-Mr. Jones, a member
OF That body, boldly avowing the doctrine.
and finding himself on n division, also in a
minority Of one. The name, the avowal, and
The minority, present three very curious &C.
currenccs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14
Variety.

lay Coihoun end Gvundy, in the spring Of
ici2 says The Salem Gazeiic) were a com
-, rom caucus TO wait on President
Madison TO require Of him 10 recommend
J." ar with q Britain under the PENALTY Of NO,
being nominated for reelection To the Pre.;
dcncy. Madison, il i well known. was aver.
10 declaring war. Clay, Calhoun. and Grun-
dy were atthat time all member al the House
OF Representatives, and fellow rartisans-
IN ie33 they are all members Of the 4. =
senate, and each distant from both IN,
Others as Is possible, wiiLo out being nearer 10
one than to the other-just as if the three
were placedeach at an angle Of an oquilateral
triangle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Banks-The Legislatures Of North Carroll
ma, ONO, and Indiana, have been endeavoring
to get up mammoth State Banks; and Ten
nessee and louisiana have already succeeded.
The proposed Bank Of North Carolina is 10
have a capital Of three millions OF. dollars /;
that OF Ohio, seven; and Indiana, one million
four hundred and forty thousand. The State
bank OF Louisiana has gone into opera ton
with capital OF fire niitiOns--and the State
Bank OF Tennessee will soon commence, a
sufilc'ent amount having already been sub
scrioed. Should other States follow the. cx-
ample, money VIII soon cover the land, and
dollars will be plenty in every mans poeke, !.
but the value will, we fear, become greatly
deprecated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

ChSsaPeeks and Ohio Canai.--we learn with
pressure, from a source 10 be entirely relied
upon, that the progress of the work upon the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been such
"i'hin a few months past, as TO exceed ex-
pec,a''on, and sgreeably TO disappoin, mos,
OF those who are engaged in H. During the
month OF May ensuing, we learn that the
water VIII be admitted into the whole line of
'he lamar from Underwater 90 the head Of Har-
Pe'SFerry fafis, 50 as TO make the whole line
.S a''gaeic Al once. The woTkmen are putting
the coping on the Aqucduct across the Mo-
nocacy, which Is said 10 be . splendid s,ruc.
tnre, not exeslled IL equalled by any thing of
the Kind IN the q. States, and IN two weeL.
that work will be completed. We learn. fur
lher, that more than one half Of the Iockage
TO Cumberland Is overcome IN reaching The
head Of be lisrpers-Perry Fails. though tha,
y out ono-thlTd OF the distaHce.---t.Nst. Irf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Jcserh l.. Hays, who lately resigned as Po-
ice MARSHAL of the city Of New York, during
INC Term OF his service IN the Police Office,
served 5000 warrants, on persons whom ~
was called upon to arrest FOR various ofenee.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

On da.-it IS rumored that the conduct Of
some high officers OF tic Government Is un-
dergong an investigation by n commission
delegated for that purpose by the Executive.
Charges have been preferred against then,
which seriously iInplicate their character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

. a. ~ AtcHBoxb, FEn. Z.
Chevsllis were entirely destro,cdbv e,s Ia,
n'Bht The tire originated a6ost n,eloeL
iroa friction. q b supposed. Of Ire r,s.h,ssr,
~ The lon q The seu mil sIOO mn - al
hsfu'y cover tie danaee done by this des-
lreeti'e hte. Near that amount = assured
theae niis were tlse nipst extensive 10 ihfs
country, sod turned out Sour 81 The mott
.'il'sTsor quality, nearly Az q which found .
msIkei ~ bEazil, ~ higher prize than ans
ot,er except the -four from IIaxalIs new
BAN This - The hgst season the Galleeo
i"his we're - operation, since The new msll
"a. su,i, and already they had ground over
22o, Oo9 bushsls o. wheat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Judge Smith has been impesched before
the Senate Of Illinois smorg the charges
IS one for imprisoning a Quaker Tor refusing
TO take off his hat in Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

I'm intelligent Grand JUr,i We see i, STA
led that at the opening Of the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions IN Montreal. in January. Il wa.
found u'at hut h.ree Of the Grand Jurymcn
could wrfe their names. and that but oas Of
them was able tn read
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14
From TEE Charleston Courier + Union batter } O..
Fe6rUo'ye.

From Tee Chariesfon Courier + Union batter o.
Fe6ruo,y2
yesterday, the birthday Of practical Null
iihcation, otherwise called the fatal first of
February, was signalized by no event Of great
CT Importance than somewha more rigid
enforcement than usual of the revenue laws
The British ship Roger Stewart, from Green
eck, and Spanish brig Hcrmoso IIabenero.
from Havana, were taken in charge by the
y. ). Revenue force in our haIbor, until the
duties ON the merchandise they contained
should be properly secured 10 the Govern
ment. This proceeding has been denounced
oy an Evening Journal, as a Federal aggres-
SION, and The first step towards a collision
WITH the State authorities" So far from this
oeing the case, the course pursued by the
collector on this occasion, in CON plianec with
MS Instructions, Is In strict conformity with
the provisions Of the Act entitled can Act TO
regulate the collection Of duties on import,
and tonnage" passed the Cd March. I7ee-
an act, the validity OF constitutionality of
which, has nsses been questioned. That
this amounts 70 " Federal aggression can
only % maintained By those who are anxio,,.
TOT some Pretext to commence hostili,ies or
VINO agree with an ingenious Columbia EDITOR
that TO enforce the revenue laws of The I,
Stsses' - 10 e0g'iRi sssGeit and bauervr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-14

Diabei'esk The Cincinnati Commercial
Advertiser states, tliat ON the 93d I'll. so,nr
villain placed eosk Of gunpowder near earb
OF the three locks OF the LsuisriIIe end P,r,-
isHd CsHsl, one Of Which only took Ere aud
ols~ up The lock 70 which ID vas stlaebed
shFoWiag dowp handrrd tons or more az
stone work, which has probably oui an end to
NE Use q the eaual for sorae mon,hs 10 come
reward % one thoasand dollars Is ogrred
- ~ ne se,ection Of No perpstrator Of his
high hapdcd Villainy