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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
FFIW Ftt IHfNHdW" 1HHTHaI.
THE INDIAN WAR OVER.

letter from a gentleman nj Peoria, dated on
Thursday, the llth instant, says "Fhc inhainl-
ants ON the frontier gemlr confidence, and VIII
re,urn TO their homes II Is altogether ground
less alarm.'
Ne cory the following from the Galenan of the
81 m corrobofaton of this statement
Goa Friday last VIC saw Mr.. John Doughetiy, II
trader who has lived with the Wnnebagocs all the
winter aud who married half breed, who said that
Whiting Thunder was at his house. on sugar
Creek pj.en he Jeff hane, that he had conyersed
with hun, and all the principal chiefs of she Eoch
River band, and that he was positively certain
lat no hostile intentions were entertained by my
osthen; that no would pledge his head that the
Winncbagoes would no, disturb The pear hui
that If attacked they would defend themselves.
Aud to convince the public Of the correctness Of
his assertions, he will bring oil the principal CHI I,
into GaIena in eight days, to speak for themselves
As further evidence Of the friendly disposition
Of the Indians, we give the following from com
INJUNCTION made to the editor Of the Galenan, by
John II htnzie, esq. Indian Agent at Fort w in.
nebnga. Mr.. kinzle had jus. returned from a trip
10 CHICAGO and had travelled through the Winne-
bago and Poiowatome country.
From M personal knowledge of the nreeen,
fcelirg of the indians, and the assurance rf SOM
respect abie traders among those two tribes named
can confidently state that there is not the eas
grouad Tor danger or alarm--tbat the lndians has
never expressed greater desire to remain at peace
and TO cultivate better understanding than AT this
prcsen,time. The Winnebugoes under this sgen
ey arc very much alarmed by Inc reports put into
circulation by our people. They come to me eve
~ day, TO hear the news and TO rcitcrate their wsl
10 remain at peace with the whites and that they
may be permitted to cultivate their fields without
moleSto,ion.
81 The Indians are IN a state OF dcmi starvation
Many have been Obliged to subsist on acorns. ane
were II not for the issue % provision to them &C
caslonaliy by their respective agents many woult
certainly have persisted"
We would here again express opinion -foun.
dednpon all the evidence that have been able Il
obtain on the snbect-that there is nothing NOR,
improbable thnn an Indian War the presen
spring. We are satisfied that the mystery which
IS raafe 70 hang around the movements of the In
dit1s, IS caused by their extreme fear of tn,
%l.i,es. w'e, they believe, seeking an oocaso
% make war upon them. W. regard the recen
gro,sndess alarm as unfortunate for our State. w,
fear mat II will be made use fly designing mcr
to checH the current of en- grafton now setting ia
pity for this country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09


PoLrrfeAL NxCHAs6r Tho first ns,alment of
Ave NH oas offrenrs under the French treaty of
indemnify having fallen due, our Secretary of the
Treasify ayaed hmselfof the funds, he had a
good s,sntio do by ,he mercantile process OF bill
ofeschange. The bill was negotiated by the Bank
Of lhe u States and RENTED to Barring, Broth
ers Il Go. who sent ii over 20 plfs for acceptance
and payment. II was presented nj tae French
Excheqier, bot the Climbers not having made Il
specfc appropriation for the purpose, could not
be paid with mercantile promp,noss, AMI was dealt
with nceorl ling to the custom Of nlerch att ind
proestsi llottcngeut & Co, however, to protect
the mercantile honor OF the United States Bank,
paid tn ivs millions of francs, and took the bill
ont Of the hands Of the agents of Baring Brothers
4 Co--bul the u. States governhiz nj having no
friend at hand to protect ii by the sam. liberal pro.
cess the blll has com back with the protest against
'icu1, and is we presume entitled 10 damages often
per cent We do 10, sec that blame can be attach
d IN any ono IN the transaction, unless il be 10
some departments Of the French government for
rot having carried the business through the
sary forms at an earlier period. Tho affair is not
atrbuci in the lenst, To any hositaney ~ the part
o. that government to Carrying the treaty into full
elect The value of the five millions Of francs is
very near one million ofdollars,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
From The Norfolk Beacon, Nav 2.

7 ~ lndian Warriors, Biack Hack the Pro.
ptsti B'ges Hask's oldest Son. and the aaopied
sou 81 ne Prophet, IN custody of 1t ALEXANDER
ofthe u. s. Army, and small dctachmen, OF
troops came down from Richmond yesterday in
the steam boat Patrick Henry from which they
~e-c teken, in the Roads, by the Steam Boat
Hanpoa, and conveyed to Fortress uoaroe The
great curiosity to these sons of the forest so
Distinguished in Savage warfare, will doubtless
attract owas OF visitors to the Fortress, who, We
ffast,wiibe mindful that good policy, the charac.
ter Of tho Government, and the proye,bia magma
nimty Of our countrymcn to fclen fo-, all cnjoin
that these Warriors should be treated with proper
respecs and kindness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
1SEiS. ESTATE.

81 Will SELL nj auction, for cash, before r.
u door OF the Franklin Hotel, IN the town Of
Lynchh',rg, ON Friday the 3lst day of May, ,33
tract Of Land inthc county Of Campbell lying
On the waters Of Big Falling, containing one h,n.
bred and seventy-l"ur acres, adnins the Lands
ofDayid Callahan, Reuben Basly, and Others
The above irac, OF Land was conveyed to me in
trus, by BENJAMIN Oliver md Rebccca lis VIII,
10 satisfy two bcnls due Ammnn Hancock & Co
by deed made on the 18th day of January ls2i
which was duly recorded in tie Clerks o.fce Of
the County Court of Campbell. | shah convey
the title vested in me by tie said decd
7 A. HOLCOMBE, TRUSTEE
Nav Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

A correspondent, of the Phil,lolphis Cofir,
House, states that on Saturday last, Cap: Judah
Crowell, OF the schr Boxer, from v ilm'tston, Del
bound To South Y. nth, was landed rear Cape
is,cnls, in sstato o. mental arrangement. While
on board the Roxar and alone in the cabin, he pro-
Cared nm old knlic and cut his throat 50 badly, thai
very faint hopes are entertained of his surviving he
desperate act His son remains with him al ihe
lsland, aud the vessel Inns gone into MAURICE river
10 nWaIt the result
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

We learn tha,1. ?. Gushing, Esq has given
ave thousand dollars to the instruction for III. Edu
cation OF he bind and it is nnaieI tha, T. e.
Brooks, Esq aud John Parker, Esq two of our
most wealth., citizens, intend to give dy. thou
sand dollars each TO wei! the funds Of ,h>t excel
Isn't estrbl sbneut. We ha.e heard she painrs
Of olhors who have proni!sh.d To contribute bbe-
rally or. this occasion. H,eop f,a cSt
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PITTsBURG, Pa. April 2G.

SUICIDE.--On Wednesday last, WiRiaa
Bracienrid2e, Esq ofth, city, Terminated his cn
istence by cutting his throat in such dreadful
manner, as nceiy to sever his head from bis body
II i, said he used two razors for the parpesc, one
of which he broke. The Of the rash act is IN
known.
Tie American Manufacturer states TIA, the Scar
lie, fever is prevailing to alarming extent IN tine
vicinity Of Piusburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

At Mobile, on the l2th ut in n personal rem
conire between Mr.. James Freeman, of the frN OF
Oconncll & Brennan, and Mr. Joseph w. Tisdale,
Il rlcrk in the employ of hessrs. Gascoigne <
Holly, the Turner shot by the latter, and sxpi
| red IN short tine Tisdae was immediately ar
rested, and on examination before two justices Of
the Peace, was held to bhil for his appearance al
Court himself IN the sum Of ;;i0oo, and Two sure
lies 500 each
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

t2.Ded Staea Tie Ne~ io,k ps5
Advertiser OF MOI day, says" The operations
for del sories oftbis stock have been great re.
Gently, that those short arc DESTROYS ofborrowng,
and arc willing IN advance one hundred and len
percent, withoa. charging any interest, rather
than purchase nj The present rates, which is an
eyilenee that tho stock IS scarce"
$3.50 900 Sfocgs .--Thc Treasurer Of the Com
monW ealth has favored IT'S will, the following me-.
morsn'hm ofilie sale Of stocks effected by him on
Friday iVst.
Memorandum of sales or S25o,O00 of State Stock,
made pursuant 70 an Act Of Assembly, passed
the ooh February, 1888, authorising a sub.
scfiplion by the State OF Virginia 10 the Stock
of ihe Chesapeake and ONO Canal Company
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

A parent brought action in the Dls,r~t Court
of Philadelphia which was.decded on Thursday
last against the Rev. DIR. li.lfcnsop, for joining
his son "a the bonds Of matr,mony before he had
attained the age oftwcniy one From the evidence
prolucei il was shown thnt the ut the time
Of his marriage was but little mois than seventeen
and the law being very explicit in the case the re-
vorend gentleman had Judgment given against
linn for hty pounds (4i333 3,) the full amount of
,he penahy. Inquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

l,eli yesterday, and on view Of the holy tho Jury
loind tina: the said child wiliaiig m1rdored
by some person OF persons at present nnanown.
and the body afterwards thrown into The water
We learn that suspicion attaches to female who
resides near the place. nsd that awarrnn' has
been issued fpr her apprehension. Patriot
We understand that mnn named Peter lines,
axed abou, 81 years, harness maker, was disco
yerod lying dead III fence corner hear MIR. John
Williams, not Far from this town, on the rad lea
ding to Buchanan About an hour before The body
was found, the deceased was observed drinking Az
unusually large poiaiion of spirtuons liquor, which
doubtless, brought him 10 an untimely grave, as
he had been much addicted 10 incompetence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
FAIRt1ILD RACES.
SCcosD DAY.
Pure - M fuya mile hedj

SCcoeD DAY.
Ifop1nfors Parsc.-s1.lo, t,go m,te heais-@15
cHtrBgre
VIM r Johnson's b. b Flying Du,chman, by
John Richards, 9 yss. OLD l
John NJ. Bolts b. c. Rolla by Gohannu,
! years old 6 2
Richard Adams br. T. Maid Of South.
ampton, by Monsieur Tonson, years
Jas, S. Garrison's CHI. c. cir Erin, 10y Sir
Archie, years old, ) !
J. 9. co9les c, h. Tuseumbia by Mou-
sienr 'ronson,i years old, 45
James F. corbin'e eli. f. Mullidora, by
Mason's Rather, years old. IDS
VIM. Wynn's b. b. C. Anvil by Monsieur
Ten son, \ years old, 2dr
Thomns Doswclls Il. m. Lady Rowland,
by Tariff, years Old, DR.
Time LIST heat, 3n. 5is.--2I heat, 3m 53s
Tueo DAY.
Joaleg Chi P2tse $500 mill beats
WIN. |! Johbsous C. h. Goah,
By Eclipse, dam by Hickory, 6
years old. 3
II A. Jeyloes C. h. Ticbcus by
Clifton, dam by Cnance yeats
old, 3 ; ,
J. &. Gagrson's b. h. y. II nv Ma
rion. dam ny Whtte Feathers, )
years old. 4 Is
G. b, poindextcr's h. e Pizarro
by Sir Alfred, dam by Ihnnder-
clap. years old, 2
Iruled o1t
II Ilarrisons c. b. Quarter Mas
Ter. by IFofspur, dam by Jack
Andfcws years old, Q
ruled out
]. G. Goodies b. Il. Row Galley by
Arab, dam by sir Archy, years
oil 4 DR..
+. LYONS b H. Clarence, BY Go
hanno, dam by Peace Alukef, 4
years old dis
Ifne-- Is, heat I'm. 5s's. -2d DO. SIN 2Ss- ID do
Sui los 18th do. Sm lss.
yOuRru DAY
\ Swecpstake for three gear tlls mile beHts, 81
entrance, hnif forfeit
Patko Streets *. colt by poned, dam by Pata
gon
Hector DAVIS b c. Lcpanto by Logan l de
John 7, Whites jamo by Camel }
Richard Adams Ct. I. Lucy Collier by
MnsoH's RI 'tlc, / dis
Tine--l heat, I'm SIS. % heat, .,m. Is :; ).
heat .m.
SECOND RACE.
Swecpstakc, two mile heats, ontrnnee $50 pla,
Wm. T. White b. Matturoni, by Tom
Tough, = |
Richard Adams Violet Fane, by AIoson's
! Rather
I. NJ Bots CHI c. Bnckslidcr, by lfotspnr,
'imc--ist neNt, i'm. Is. ~ heal, In. is. b
beat. 4m IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

NAy4i.-Tlc United States ship Josss ADAMS
AsEivo6 at AfasseHies abo,,, the LIST and was
there 10Th March, from Maaon, where she left
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
Ernm iic Rn,tnr Gn-tllc

THE SIC IA Mss ~ N n MAS
A. friend has permitted US TO make the anns..,
extracts from letter, dated nj Matanzas. llth \
pril. and writ,enty n,erchan, Who had il,, re-.
ycred fiom an attac& of the Cholera:
You can have no idea Of the rayancs the Che
lcra has made, and con MUGS 10 make here mar.
than one half Of the inhabitants have ett ana s,,
W III population of only 'hout 5000 the n,cr
upn!s far some DAYS have reached 100 pr G,y
Indeed they die i.st thai they ca hot pretend n
make cnAns, but sooi,as tue breath appears +,
be out OF The holy, they arc thrown ln'o a car.
prepared for the purpose, with ~hateNersh mr.
have on and hurried away Il" Campo Sauto
and it has not unfreqnen'ly happened tina. ttgg
have beenl,uiieh before dead. fe" days SIR,
as they were taking Ola female, she ralsel hr
bead and cried out TOR water.
I" Where and when tn 5 viii STOP God on,
knows. We l.,,ered ourselves the dry betore
deaths reposlcd) bu, to day it has been II y,ss.
bic, more violent than ever all our wealthy ptop,
have left some for the states, and Others fox The IN
terior--husn'ss is ullncs, at stand, noth;n. Wi
sell, and produce very scarce, particularly molds
ses, ofw hich article you could n,t n, this mem.t
find 100 hhds. in the city, but in the country fbep
permit it 10 run away No launches are aloM t.,
10 go up the Canimn river, where abaa, one.ha''
or two thirds Of the produces comes from, and II +.
with difficulty you can g, II cartnan to come !
town 1t is raging fall MS bad IN the country.
have heard Of one plantation losing cee,y lie.
--otn.,s half, bird, quarter, Hc.'
fit would appear from, he shove, lhat the ponl
ls,ion of .Ma,anzas in ordinary times is oYt-
10000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

VENFIE Subscriber, having taken his old stand, IL
a. pleased 10 annnnnc" 10 ihe public that lls ).
n " open nst a d /. be p.p rcd o.xilihu Al ,ls
eaa' assortment of S;aKl and Fanny Dry Goods
on Monday, the 18th ofthe present month. A few
Of the articles is as follows
Blu, black and fancy cod Cloths b'u" Llaek
and fancy Cass n.l.s Lack SIX We've fine
assortment Of French Drliag few pieces Pom
gee do Plad Drilling foI Gen s Pan aloo' 5;
Nes'ings, assorted good ussoItneo, of N n,t'nsc
Italian lutcs,rings English IucS;rng Ga bcau-
tllnl article J hlsck f..eaEliue aud Satin do
oiIos DE SWISS black and col II Gros DE Naps
cheap Fiorences, I'll colois: CsIicos and Cling
hams AMI & 4 Jack nsi, Book and saiss Mus
lios; Checked do; Irish LIN ms and kenin.s
Rich Blond GauA. We Is, Grape De chm AID De.
coupe llandkfs handsome assortment of Bonnet
Ribbons and Illestrings do Ladies AMI Gentl-
mon 5 lilulcS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

The Cazsrrrt ,1fas ana Ba4xBYwSr. die lat
ter to sal same Jay on a cruize and Tor he UNI
tod States.
ffhe RHaSpYwfsn sailed ais, March from Gil
braltar, for Tanglers Lisbon Madeira mud New
York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

Tf1H nc Hthf3fTI TVSnfdh, .WN T.
The prnr~ut ,oh4-eontinned drouCh'--aln.ost
Wilboli an example et this season Of the year
within our remsmbra nc.--lns produced serious
fears amongst our farmers on account ofthe grow
my crop. For more shan month past have
had but tt sln@lc shower, and that light, III to
hc I'll 10 essential service. The wheat and rye
helds y gtn 10 wear most unpfonnslug arpcsi-
auce-.'he young Glow. ID pershing the pastures
a. p,,rehed vegetation Of Nil kinds on the wans
anu The streams and fountains greatly reduced.
W lthoet speedy change the ensuing harvest may
be expected 10 i.'ll greatly below the average stan.
uarl
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Fam HtLsrinq,on ka. R.p lrier, tpraei.

Freqt ttr Leriaa,on ka. Replrier, tprl2i.
Prospects 81 ihe ftrmcr.-- The Spnnr Season
thus Ear, has been highly propitions 10 The hopes OF
he Asfenlturist The winter WAS unusually mild
and since the first OF March with the exception 81
n few cold days the temperature has been such
as 10 cause vegetation 10 shoot forth with uncon-
mon v,sor, and ut a much ca,ier date We are told
than for many years past. The fruit is, we be
licvc entirely uninju by the frosts, from which
it suffered greatly las, year and the year preceding.
rro'usion of 1t may be anticipated. if We can
judge from the bloom the trees. The forests
ara already verdant with foliage, as we'll as the
meadows and pastures with the new grass Corr,
planted on the Isl Of April by many OF our farmers
has already appeared shove the ground, and looks
unconmonly well. Ii the weather continues Il,
line as ut present, un, the season of fros, is past
a luxurlant harvest may be anticipated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09


An assortment o. Hardware aud Cutlery,
Shoes Of various kinds,
The assortment is extensive, and was purchased
with great care, and cheaper than usual. Custom
crs, both OF town and country, are invited to cali
and exam inc the articles as he IS determined to sell
AT the most reduced cash prices
ROBERT kYI.E.
May0 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

From TIC y ri, Pa. R,publicnn, Nag /.
A ten days jaun, across Frederick ard Washing.
ton Counties, in Maryland and into the upper
pant at Virginia, gave us an opportunity of ohsor.
wing the very fine region Of country with which
the citizens Of that section are blessed We could
not but regret the slovenly appearance of the wheat
fields, with but rare exceptions. This evil arises
from their system OF large lard holding, anil SOW
ing wheat upon corn ground. Macy of their
wheat fields present bnrc stripes every twenty feet
which extend across them and arc caused by st
ting their or tops upon the ground und not hs
VIII or taking time to remove them, and thus so
much ground is lost by being left unsown and I'm
p|ouehcd. Upon the whole although these citizens
oiour common country are equally blest with us
in the possession e as fine rich lands as any in the
world, yet for the causes above mentioned their
farms do not present the thrifty and neat appear
nncc of the good lands East Of them Indeed
within a few weeks past, we have had oppotuni.
ties of seeing the condition ofthe wheat prospect in
parts Of Chester, Lancaster and York in Pcnnsvi
vana of Frederick, Washington and Baltimore
counties in Maryland and also part of Virgi.
MA, and no where docs j, present SO promising an
appearance as in this county; and further, we may
say without Boosting, that no where did we see so
beautiful valley ac that in which VIC reside. Its
high state OF cultivation, its extraordinary fer,,li
ty. and above all, its beautiful prospects and sau
brlty, render it most eertanya place where our
frs! parents might contentedly have dwelt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

DOMESTIC NEWS.

CHARLESTON, April o..
Military Nssemeas--tesr companies OF the u
g Artillefy sailed on Thursday last, on board the
.h,p H. .5Res fcr Fortress Monroe, under the com
manl Of Major Knhy The officers accompany
Ing shsm where Captains Lyons, Fraser Cab, and
Lieutsnaa,s Rinepli and Barnes, and Assis.
,ant Surgeon Huske.
Ono company Of artillery under the command Of
Captain Alunrce, sailed yesterday in ,he Inc ship
snifos, for New York. Ills officers are Lieu.en.
snts Morris, Collins, and Emory.
Two companies Of artillery, untler tho command
ofCartain Washington, will leave this ia the pae
ket schooner Sar, for Fort Monroe. The officers
are Licutcnan,s Porter and Bainb9dge.
Colonel Banklead has reinquished The com.
mand VI the troops in the harhor TO MAJOR Iloile.
man, AMI leaves this place today IN the steam pne
ket David Brown, for Old Point Comfort, and from
thence win proceed to the city nj Washington. In
announcing the departure Of III. b. from this sta
,ion we take tho opportunity TO remark thai The
rnlicate and arJuous duties devoyed on him. da.
rag hs recent command hero. were discharged in
n manner calculated to increase thu high respect
.,r his character, us an oIicoT and gentleman,
which he had obtained IN tbis community, erawns
ont OF Along and intimate acquaintance with him,
on former occasion.
We learn that Colonel Bsnkhcaa has been inyi-
red by thu Secretary OF War to the examination
as nembc, Of the Board of Visitors, Of the Ca
aais al West Pom, and that he has accepted the
invitation.
We also toxic this occasion to observe generally,
Il a he officers this station during the late crit
les period, have all acquitted themselves in
nor hanofat,y becoming their delicate posltien=-u'
sing the eouricsies Of gcp,emen, with s,re, NIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

Amef'cam Gold.-lt is estimated by the superin,
tendent of the United States Mint, that one half O,
the gold found in this country, is coined at home
and that the amount of last years production was
million and quarter of dollars. This is est;ma-
ted TO bee equal to onesixh part OF the entire auan
tiy produced in Europe and America and as the
amount gathered by us increases annually, the pro
portion VIII be IN all probability for some wears
extending in our favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

Iriari pics not me~.-Dur,g the late lr;a IN
Paris az y young man ofthc name oc D,re.r46
who was accused OF hayiny hted pistol atfe
King. he n,>ir 81 open avowsl in court Of Repus.
Iicnn prineipi>S when called on or his dcfcre, I
openly declare" saij hs, '" am a Republican |
feel a conviction Via, monarchy is incoparc +
mukng upeopic Eafry. lence, ii is dc'iuctJlla
bear particular haUcd tn The monarch ~.
reasoning !, my views a. not so eitcumscrbed nm
my mind SO little What matters ii tn me ifil,
king h"srs the name Of Charles or Philip iflh.
systom be the same TO liberals We leave il to
make distinction between ndls uas. h,pubi-
cans only look alta dii,renc. ia princrES Nc
are accused Of desi,lng the death :, n, kinr lo
what To us the death Of the '\,ng is ha IL
death of man. II brings with il .Ht MSS sots
paid Tor insolins his successor aed tt new tran
n couriers 10 iaiten not hing nlor.--and We would
waste honour and our hlood In tAehange for tir
lie King! To what good Have vc ro, Kan.
cd 10 Our cost, that kisgs urc moi wsnling fortfr
people, long us people want Kings, and t,s
woul! be only loss Of time Ia overthrow Il nlop-
arch as long as the monarchicai principle rti.air4
Ii is the principle We attack
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

Commodore Porfcr.-This gentleman has been
dangerously III. He writes to a friend in this city
- have been exceeding sick for some time past
have just crept from the edge OF the grave" Il
seems that the place OF his abode is very unhealthy
ne mentions in his letter, that, from his window
ne sees succession of corses, borne to the grave
ana at Inc moment of writing, forty or fifty unbu-
t'ea bodies Were lying in his view at the place o.
'h'e'hleh'' Washington Globe.
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II !! \ s ONT =.

lNlE FUNERAL of brother Thomas Y, Jones
late member OF Liberty Lodge, NJ. 3d.
w''l be preached at the Brick Church in Liberty
on the l,h Sunday in this month (May AN re.
guar Master Masons in good standing, arc re-
spectfully invited 10 attend
BY order Of the Lodge.
WIN r, PORTER, )c
DAN'L AUNSPAUGH '"s
May Q, 1893. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

REhs~,oSs WITH FRAscs.--It is stated in the
Pennsylvania, that the bills drawn by the CO.
vcrnnlent afthe United States on France, in pur.
sasact o. tie treaty ofindemniy have been dlsbo.
norcd. W why or wherefore ia yet given Per
baps d. report is not we'll founded.