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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

proposed to become the purchaser. He did
so, nsinuated himself into the good graces
of the mechanic, bought the gig, and paid
half cash and the balance in his note. 1.
dropped in as if by accident; they returned
to take little refreshment: CARES were
brought in, and the money won back. The
next night they met to give him his revenge
they then won the note; and before the end
of the next week, the mechanic was i'll Jail
for the harness and trimmings.
Their next victim was a man from Leba-
non, N. Hampshire. They ffAkered him
with the belief that he could make pretty
Speculation out of an odd old fellow in Elm
street, who they said had lots OF money. He
was invited to meet the old man at house
of Cornhill square, but instead OF raising the
7oind, he reaped to himself whirwind.
He was picked bare, and went home bank
Irupt.
| The accomplices then made tour Of spec
Iulation around the countryvisted Hallowell,
Albany and Saratoga, where their success.
more than cqualled their anticipations. Al
these places they took lodgings at different
t public houses, and appeared to have little OF
, no acquaintance with each other, On one
occasion, they over-reacheda black leg, ane
stripped him of considerable sum, who
took t. for a country trader.
At length they were led to deal in coun-
terfelt money, and became general swinders
t The young man was arrested upon the
| |charge, but his mother became his bail. HI
, left her in the lurch, and it took the last cen
, Of her property to pay the bonds. This I
: is now a resident of this city, and there is nj
! reason to believe that he has abandoned hi
infamous ways. He is well known to til
officers of the Police, but has had the adroit
ness hitherto to keep himself out Of the Stat
Prison.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

it- We remind our patrons, that more
than seven months have now elapsed since
the present arrangement of the Journal went
into operation, and that their subscription
dues &c. would be very acceptable. If.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

Governor Cass, Secretary Of War, was at
Montreal on the 9th inst. and on the next day
proceeded to Quebec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
pA~rt!N on BREED OF HOGS
!, l. II, Earn. ncar !t'hic poS',

t,,e3,r,cl e, 10 Jar. 81 le'%3 J
Mr s,,,ru.-In October last, p'on ised you Il
,or,on,,r n,v cxperirucc rs a 1t" years lr'Se''
y, ,e,Iv /, a call ior information, /" relation P''''
ula,,yt, the Parkins m hcg, aud generally Wnt'e
ts,r,,,,un,e breeds of any kind nav been n's'I.'-
oniSlei for their usefulness ne hhah'0' ~
whc, the call was made entitled It 10 nni1 ''c' %
th,nl fear it IN, received as yet ti""e'c'' " 10
at to late for your friends 10 remen'oe' YOU
ucs, sD icltations TO procure inc" "as'o" w ~
,,,onc,, war subscribers. do no presume 10
cm, t,,w.rI wlth mac, hope of saynh, o. oo'hS
,ny ,ine TIA, will materially helP 'he cansei eS-
.,..;,llv when recocct that have been 'apof''s,
"a many years to raise the reputation OF an "'''
lsvlnE more powerful claims to the Pa''o'''
the pahc, aud a far greater Schc' al eo''''N
will the deep and iivcrsifi:d interests III "" ~
non country with verv limited success
wheel the kind sympathrs OF state 'c'a''o"''t
sIadl nc frittered down to mere matters Oh '"' ~
mol1 US (Which Cod forbid, moosn "N''''
Iarenened, } u,cn wiloar STIMULUS Tor imt"oN'"'e".
L3;n proportion to the dimhlShch love anu
u.cul,iya,e towards each other. Reasoning py
thn Eli.d of comparison, wc ml9ht lear !" '''' ~
ure IL recommending some plans for the improve
Nicnt oft the humble, though universally ose'u' rvs
iiit were not well known th'i mank' no are no'
lss engaged in the induc cnce Other aPp ~"'o
dian m the comfort AMI pri lie other apparel 'u,
Ire are some very m ,tcral points IN your ai'P'"'
aug farmers VINO too often stand drec'ly ~ ~"
g@I hight. ana reject it most obs'natt'yi Nv ~
*ec darkness unl error, tha, must take '"c ','e
ypf Ii .hnv touching III ITS p'oe' fae'
auintc, gent anl highly rerpectahic '"'' "l
ieat of mime, Gan Ergllshn'n) !" a',''H ro' -,
y Va youaro al issue, IN re@ein 10 '"' ,t ~,
log INTO iuced by Parkinson. lie saws ,'
ln~o" '' =, n'o,s bo9nrnble m-n- my nsi! hbor
,nitionI ,a5,.oo,cn heard him relate his al
,enu,rs "a thu Uni,ed States. The hogs ne Ne
'.w er. ~, Pc ,f,,l rigs, but Berkshire. 1t
San fu Ice about the Duke of Bedford and his
pigs. They were black Chat is, the Duke OF
B:dforJs n.. n.oro AZ hl,cl, Color but the B,rk
shire arc all ,.,..,,l white. o, black and sandy
as,re thc p.rl,,,s,, nios TO this day hnvc o.
zen ,e,rl b,,, ,,,,,,,;o, ,bcn. The duke had his
pc,f,,m A.. vas,nn Of Sussex, md unm''
Sa;sa, h,.s',,a, ,hn hrst hoes in EnsHnd are
eallsanc =, i,o Cf;na. Ih,,r >e.n their ncck''
At hsb,c,, ar ',c ears. rise up 50 nigh as It. hI"S
oye,f,e,, 900. md n,,vcn, ,l.a,r seeing; and SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

ASrcnOrEoF \ SAILOR,

I y ~ ~ T y IT = 7--'TT'--''
During the prevalence 81 the ebnlcin last year II
Tins Betoush,a SAIL" of decent appearance rh'l'h ~
Mr.. ". l.acostcs boafdins hense, ana Fhhh}
told hn TINT lac was ndfIft ii lie mercy oil 'h' tlt
ncnis without n hnbor head, N shut IN he lock
e. y per chance bee should be hoaidfdhy the el9
cra whe he must founder IN the street .hr w'rpes
ed laeoste who wot never lsnonn Ia he backward
IN extending tchct % follow efeaipfe ~ da"esa
and VIC perceived warrant lal Tie po"' i'lioW
honesty n his couutcnnnerf readily t'ndcrcd Inn
bed and scnt at ms inhle until II should lac bet
ter times with b,m. which nieaaly eil'' jn'h n
eertd with much JOY. Mi feadly mocun' 1
weasel Ia ship ON board ct however. onr hr'o BE-
ehme impatient, and after mhkins suitable u
acknowledgement Of his gratitude To INA h'"d am
generous host, and promising 10 qut tho s'eis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
Eeorl M philnAelphia Manilet

HENRY CLAY 1t Is "a subject ofderp regret
10 many of the friends Of Nh Clay IN this vicinity
that he has been induced TO abandon his coftem-
,Jo,,I visitto the north He would hnyc bcer
Welcomed with " I'm htaIts and open hands !;
md the cnlre character Of his reception II this SOC
ton OF ,lle country, whit It might hnYa differed ~
tnany respects from thnt whlth muel The ca
lcor Of President Jackson, would baee been
~ the HIGHEST decree complimentary ND eratf.
,nc TO Mr.. Clay. We believe, offonlnasi, pr
haps. that Henry Clay viii not be nd ln'c .or
rho next Presidency; bu', whether he IS OF NOT
We arc free 10 confess that We esteem Inn one OF
the first men ~ THIS country worthy aud compc-
tort of It's HIGHEST Office and deserving for the
lie and patriotic stand he took at tle close oihc
last Conyrcss for thc preservation OF the Dn0u,
If the gratitude aud ndurlloh OF all true lovctS
o(thc Union. We look upon ilm as cqaai IN point
of tact intellect and statesm1n.Iike skill to any
man in the nation having served his country
rs sc,,iceubly and faithfully rs my aud rs hay
lng acquitted himself during 'ne last Congress IN 4
manner worthy Of u pure patriot and glited IN
tellcct We say this much, because there appears
10 be disposition the patt OF some o' The pun 10
lie presses that during tic last eoaes, were the
Iou'icst in favor of Mr. Clay, to neglect him, rs
we brcausc II affords Us real pleasure 10 speot ~
terms of prase Ola statesman to whom The coun
trv Is SO cmincn,ly indebted. In conclusion, we
annex the following toast which was drunk at the
public dinner recently given to Mr. Webster, al
Washington, PA.
"By Mr.. ID. Bair-The Hon. Henry Clay
lie raised his voice. and the threatening storm Of
disunion sunk into cain; with no ambition b'
hi. counry's glory-invuIncrabe against Inc
shafts of malice, envy, AMI SANDER lac stands at
noble specimen Of American genus. When inc
rage OF party spirit has subsided-whe" the
scales of infatua,ion have fallen from the eyes
, If the frecborn Sons of Columbln-whch nerI
alone s. ats a man in the Presidential Char, thcn
aud no. till then, will he receive The Just rev afaS
his labour."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
FtaH NE NeW York fotf1tt
SUpERIoltit01RI

ftanfi. enrljn,,a Uadam ! Niy1-- !,
Tho WI. M ,ctou 0toueh, ~ the flnmu0 4
recover ,laiua.ca Of the defendant Tor cflmlnp
Icooyctsation with his wiie Tic damn Cos wen
! .nd nj NO. 900
! From The evidence II appeared tln llo plaintiff
wa. n confectionery residing opPoztc The NY Ito
tel IN Broadway that hc hadbeen manfred 10 I1z
prcscni wiz tlghr or ulnc yems that hc was an
, nIm.lfio,ls man. md had IN lbe eoutsr of some
venia ncenmnlnlc, handsome property and thu
+ he h,cdve happily with his lie, hciorr the dc
tcn,,,ut Ind nltrn,trJ hcf affection 'lhc dclcn5
! MT is n lngulei and has TAUGHT ~ the Noa'un@
ton Institute lie was Wa very fleqncnty ~ tic
tlt, lIntal md often came Int IL" o. "a
store 10 buy, 81 undct pttif"te o' NY 'r
unhnrles. lie there frequently Sd" M" '''''' ~,
/ commenced wiulh% hrt seIlfs ~ '''' ;,
continually prstcrcd her with ms aileit'nS -"
n long whlIe Mrs. Guclln repellad hia "'I''A''s.
mud nvnldrsl Inn Whenever II WINS ro%''c ~
lha, time, whenever the defendant '"''''' We
store, she would immediately 20 lh'' '''c Wv
room, or M stairs In the routAG Of iine from a"nf
unknown cansc, her feelings underwent u h"1pen
change, mud She who hnd formerly de''s'' INC
defendant, now rcqul,cd his passion w'lh even
more thnn his own nrdour Shortly after sac Wfh'
so for NJ to walk with hun IN Broadway .-" nc
icfenianl having thus nsnanted hlmt"' '"'" INC
good Cruces OF Mrs cuc'nt eniih'''' :" 20
contributions on the plaintiff through the medium
of his wife md such was the strength ct lcr NJ
,pchment. that she did not setuplo 10 supply MN
with money scea,s aud Other. ARTICLES from tho
store But II nppcnrcd tint however generously
u,a I,nerin pnred with her husbands goods, q
,cnefos,lv did not satisfy the nvnflee OF the Jr'en
limit, Who vas continually desiring her 10 send
Inn, ,th,r article. : and on one oeension nctuny
hcnt her ,;r not b,lrgine Inn enough money At
ter ther intercourse hhd been fhitlco"" wv '''
,;oc Stfozz, persuaded her to enter INTO contract
-, ,,,r,v lin, ,Yi,hin , wear ofier he, husband s
lad, :, I'm III, .l,uLj tufvivr Inn nud t.r s
,orc,,,,.,,r,. she hound herself IN tha penalty Of
.s,ooo Ar, e,,o1,, had Obtained this contract
~, scc,ncd IN con,Icr her nq lis own wife, nddrrs
Inn, lor a., Ai,s Slr,zzl anj assuming NJ
,1.,a4,,. ,,.,I nj, .,,ess,nn IN tie ord,rs which
H.. ,.,s !, III. hahn, Of sending for her pc,lrmauee
When n, Inst tho plaintiff strongly suspected the
counec IN. Mrs Gu"tin, stnag with r'lo"'h'' ."
,on,n,c1 To asq,roy herself by ,allng leulauum
lut n physirinp ~Eg ctped IA hnf' TER aye l''H''
,.I Vic. IL, ~ouncct,cn as discovered by the
,,roi,,.,h I'D r,cr ,,c drIrndan, Wna arrested ar
Imprisoned, NJ Guctin vas suddenly lhNr" ~
rarled his boAv Hri e"ipoaeh hnnssI l'''"'''
huf happily ieoovcted under tie prescriptions I"
doctors Bsrsor 8rd Mason, "E9 "eis 'R"'' ~ ~
attend him
A liret number Of letters rom 'he "'''"'"''
Gtrozzi "a Nh Gn"rn, nhd tom MIS- ''',' !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
f~nm he Nele YORK Courier.

LmaIfa W. 49, 'z.'s
u s slaop of~af 81 Lon,s, fo' n file Of KIM
atom, Jnmnirr, papers 10 the 2oih OF Account
had tenchod there Of the plan entertained by the
BfIdRh government foi ihe ,mancilation Of The
slnres N their colonies md hnd been received,
toas 10 he expected, with und,sglisfd ndgpatinn
II - impossible to convey ,don OF the nnnees n.
ell abuse hrnpcd upon the originator Of the plan
unless we copied the articles entire. Some sprre-
tensions nic, We presume, entertained Of rising
ainong the ucgioea na on the 29tb June, the Gov
etnor Gencro' End Mulgrase, issued psocl.ma-
Ion onlpluiug on ilcm patience and confidence" in
fhc slncoris intentions Of ihr sovereign in their
behalf and assuring them TINT IT shall be his cspc.
cal 10 communicate 10 them fully oil tho con.
Jlons Of contemplated change, as soon as they
shnli become law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

Ex.sherT Porkns has again been tired ana
convicted for a libel The damages were laid ~
s25 900 The c i. sheriff conducted his own de
fence, and, by all accounts II was an extraordinary
| exhibition For six hours he held forth ma style
| OF incohcrcncc and inYcctiyc, unknown before III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

,..l., he SNe,,ness % a passing hour,
~, .,,o,ne, il there, i,;te circles g,.1e,
,", Cana memorial Of departed days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
Extract of letter dated ST Marks, East Flor.

Extract oi n letter dated ST Marks, East Flori
dn June 50
There Ia no community perhaps more completely
the victim of political and party diseotd len ours
Every man selects his cause, aud teeoeuilts 40
friends but lhoso who embrace the same loctlnc
or worship thu sumo Mol and there IL ms much
tancour hrtween tho opposing parties, ns could
have fired the i ie OF two lishunders by
way Of commentary, | viii describe 10 you II rem
contrc Which took place last Sunday, the 2.,d INST
A challenge passed from Reid To White, which
was accepted hui the terms proposedby The friend
Of W bite were such ns tho second of Rod deemed
lmproper, md would not ncc,dc 10. Consequently
the affair dropped ior day OF two White olt
town. and ms adversary posted HIM. w was
sent for by li, ifleads -r.lMnod the next evening
and Informed Reid Of his intention 10 attack HIM
The Clvll authorities na'tcred, md they were pre-
vent,L from coming into collision Next day how
ever by appointment they met At thu faea ground
about two miles from TulI,hnssee and tho partlcs
took their station, nearly opposite 10 e1ch other IN
stands buil for the convenience oi visitors TO the
course. They descended wI.h thclf seconds. Reid
took his ground with the utmost composutc.
White advanced lniIepidy, and when within about
ID PAGES discharged pistol without effect Kpid
snapped -leshed his pistol To the ground and lie
hbcrrtcly drew another. White continued 10 All
vance discharged another pistol without effect
aud throwing II INTO The face OF his ahta soni,t
spiung upon him al the snme moment, with n
dirk RclG caught the drk--prescnted his remain
ing pistol to VS. side and fired, bun II nrtcd on.
" flesh wound Both then fell to with lhcir
dtks. bat 90 exhausted, that neither sustained Sc
,ioua ,ui,,rv The crowd separated them This
"a a supple statement, related to ne by eye wit
ness
Several dncls nre on tho tp,s.-onc expect
has tnk,u ulac, before this but We have not heard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

'airts If jusnce md the Jury in return for -
sxfrions r,rdcrcd a seniiei ef sir cents DAMAGES
md COSTS against hiin.-lI repe,at,on for inssi-
+ IS IL likely to save his purse little hereafter.
such rsprttc convictions for Iibes viii maxi Ii
! slHaa'f - harmless thai II will be Impossible 10
ftove the srccsl dnmsgcs which the law r.
ialfes aud h. may libel nj cheaper rate for the
iotut-
] A rarfa re- Of money, amounting TO $500, n.
ttnsed IT, s.rtlemnn 10 enfty to one of ihr ad1oi.
~ towns. res stolen rum his trunk yesterday af-
telnoen ~ the C.ty Tavern
Inn ediatcly upon the loss being discovered.
seafth vas Instituted ihrou ghout tho premises;
Winch resulted we icaln IN finding the entire
ataetut concealed between two beds III enc of the
rooms Tho liam Who purloined the money, hal
calculated no doubt Tint ihc gentleman TO whoss
enrc II WINS entrusted, would moi nscor'nin his loss
natt he reached tie laee where IT VS. 10 be de-
llsffed ca hom tnsrieion rests we know hot
bo, II IS ,e,y remarkable hat TWO such ioblcrles
ehoaid have oecunod ihole@ ilh,u few w.eks
Boston Atlas.
BaAi@o,c min ., - THIS nor ming very sell
"es 'i""'''' 'ooh place bttwe.n corlnu Agents ~
thef"6 lincs 81 sihfta h,twcnn baltimore and
Washington Il appears thni tho PARTIES were
down AT he wharf with fheu stngos, ~ss,t.,s 4shs
arrival oi the St1nm HoGi from Ihiladelpllai anu
IN then rnrauit OF passengers conflict ensured,
winch fcsuled ~ Timothy Clarke of Bet2boo-
yer hnc being phet IN tic body ny Sennei L rs
10y the driver ul Stockton and S,olses'. line Tls
wound, Though s.vera l. not iiNdy tc pfeke no.
tal. Poual,y motinffH ms 1ex and proceeded III
Ia Wnshtngton but he Is - In forthcoming 10 nor
low, When the H .e aeat IL TO undergo leg!
investigate. ~ pss4, "a, ~ neeoln Ices. arr
now II ill,on ial.
'lhe ercnt Colonization md Al clifton Dchso
nj foltIerd. 'itrr oecupy ing the cinzens Il lint
plaee tar seven successive evenings, toanipaed on
lrIdng evening nj 10 ., lorll wnh The ndcriun ut
measures or turmlne a Colonization Spcieiy. u
SerfWe hurd,rd Of the audience gave IN ihor
eameg on the spot, mnny Of thcm NJ life members
Ire organization " III be eompIeitJ On Wednesday
nes = and uraeutea have been taken TO obtain SO.
natures m,nuWhilc. Hos on b1
ftopt teuitdi Anctaen We leave from Grp'
Mayo, ofttc fchoonef Warsaw. IRON Unndafns.
that Cfa,hg SardRr, Esq American teitsn', Ind
ibst anlvrd from Gnaicmae on hrs way 10 Oiffoa
NJ >. represented the country Ia be ~ y st1re 81
fnnaua tranquility. Ihe rett,ment pfthc foata
Gnfoltns question, Is believed h,j te ied 70 vs.
tnte the designs Il the rnffV rlinin Of The i sso-
luton of the Central American nlutcg. The Pres
1em Gen MorUan, bad been many months nls-
seni from the capital Mr.. Lnbudun, late Minister
10 Iondnn hnd been appointed 8ccretn.y Of Stnie
10 dc lcdclnl Government Of Central America
". Y C1m. 1dp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

Col Achilles Hnrat, OF FLORIDA, came Passeh'
ger in the ship Samson, arrived at New OH HUN
London
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

Opefat'on.1 Lu1ottifQ.-Wc find in the last
National IrtcllIgcneer, letter from the Rev Jo-
serh Caldwell, y - Pmsident Of the University
Of Y Carolina, continuing tho gratifying lntei.
gcnec thni hc hns been rnlifely relieved from TIM
Distressing mainly Of sfane III the bladder under
Which he has Iabourod for SIX years pnsf Tho
cure has been performed by pr. j. Randolph SON
NAV 10 the cclehtbted DR. Pbyslck by the OPP.
fniton called I.ithoulty, III Which the Knife Is not
used The pam (says Dr. CaldwclD Which CT
dnred from ihs operation was not severe, nor did
either Of the necessary repetions OF It occasion mn
81 much mo vericrcc rs IL obiice the to keep my
bed 'or moro than f.w hours On tho 231 Of
June d. Randolph performed tho Inst operation,
Whirh occupied bot icw minutes a few days
iren, this tune found myself relieved from the
run winch hnd previously suffered. Tbe pr, now
examined mc very carefully, md declared his CON
vielion that Wns ratrely rid Of tho stone, and
Ind lite hcerlf, graiifrat on ofhayng this dera-
rat on confirmed by DIR phgscf, Who, nfe.
minute examination on the ih al IHly, stated Ms
bel el that whs completely cured"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

The ST. Louis Times OF July 3D. says 'a'
River is at high stage seventy 'o'' ma"
ride before the city
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

\ letter dated Camden, S. c. July 16. says
TIE prospects of cur planters arc very gooa for
large crops of Cotton, and We believe II viii come
INTO makct sooner than ever before known, Cote
ton will be sold in Camden in August
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

Deiention Of LcHe,s--T Tic Thomss.on EepuA
lican nc ulicns recent trial before The Supte.n3
Court of Maine OF case, where the plaintiff CLAIMS
ed damages agains, The defendant, poslnasicrs
for the ALLEGED detention of letter by orc of hg
clerks. 1t was hcldhy the Court, that if letter
arriving ut any office for indy idasl, is withheld
from nm when he apples for it, he may maintain
an action on the against tho Postmaster for
the damage sustained IN consequence OF such una-
sion. In this case, tie plaintiff recovered $3.50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

The amount appropriated by the CITY Council
If New York, for the financial 'xI.nS.' o. .'c ''y
during the next year, IS Sl,54'' ~ oo-nse times
as much MS those OF soale OF Nc AL aeS' Ssu'es
tae Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

7ainai remain. bones ofa large animal
probably the mammoth-baye been discovered
near the river Don, in Upper Canada They meee
embedded SIX feet deep IN clay. The weigh, ola ;
slngle tooth is three ana hafpounds, and the other
relies are OF size 10 correspond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
DOMESTIC NEW =.

The Rfren0 According Ia the dnta which
have been furnished by tho returns OF rev enuo ac
crued al some ol the principal ports during the
Init Of the present year, there seems 10 he dimi-
mutton of about ore hird Us compared nth the rev
onue which accrued during tho same petod in lS32
Tbs ~ owing 10 the repeal OF reduction OF duties
under the new Acts OF Congress, and Hol to any
ialllnguh IN the an ntot Inpofsntinns. but no -
wtthslandns Inc dmnuilon of duties acc uiHg
the present yaat. would not be surprising # the
actual rtcctpis should To count 10 those oi 1892
For ~ the FIRST place considerable palt Of the du
ties which accrued ia eighteen hundred and thirty
two, papabls the present ycar, and in the Sc.
,onJ place, the introduction of cash duties and
shorts credits under the now laws will throw II lar
ger amount OF payments INTO the present yorr than
of right belongs Ia H. The receipts lust ycnr from
customs were sci 22i AL 17-'fhe expenses OF
government will not exceed Sll oo0o 600 Conso.
qucnuyi The receipts of the present yen shall
quail those OF 1873 there will be surplus of more
than $40 900 900, which added To the balance III the
Treasury at the commencement of the year a. o.
500 9li 40 and 1000 900 from public lands and
other sources, vii. give n total surplus of more
than Sis 900 600 Deduct $T,O0I 69S ~ the n .
mount of the national debt at the beginning of the
year, and there viii be IA clear balance OF Y 900
900 which Congress- will not know what to do
with. Mex year The nclual receipts from customs
will no, probably exceed Is 600 900 Or WIG 900 600
y J, .i0Hf Of Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01

rJ56u THAR, Esq has bccn arpoin.cd t;asu;.ys
of the Branch Bank of the United States n p;,,sl.
burg, in place CT James Corey, Esq rasisnsd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-01
100000
- tHhl
s6 900

The accession when has been made 10 the pop
uotoD OF Michigan since the opening of nnvtGa.
ton this season may br estimated al brtwccn
5000 aud 900 'rhote Is but little doubt but that
mex. year the population of this territory will cnr
,e Us ~ enter the Union as free and sovereign
state. DfLfoH JdRfput.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-19

81 N CHANCERY. Al Rules holden in
q the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Cou { OF
Law and Chancery Tor the County OF Buckingham the
9Th day of January, 1888:
Samuel Ford s. Co Plaintiffs
VIM. A. Abraham, Theodore Abraham, Administrators
OF Jacob L. Abraham, decd with the will annexed. Jesse
Armistead, Executor or Administrator VIM Armstead
deceased Defendants
The defendant William A. Abraham not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is nAabian OF this
Country is ordered That the sid absent defendant do
appear here the first day of the April term and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this Or
der be orhw inserted in newspaper published in
the City OF Richmond for months successfully, and
posted the front door OF the house this county
Jan. 10 7g-wSw