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'l'urRR will be meeting OF the Tenn
pera"es Society Of lparren. at Masonic
Hall, THIS EVE.NING, for tho pur-
pose of taking into consideration an u
mendment Of the Constitution proposed at
tho last meeting, and to transact such 9TH
er business as shall come before them
BY order ofthe Board of Managers.
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Ar ll,h. Agnes, swasey, 81 Augustine Mar
mon, Allen, Darien.
Inc snip superior, days fin N York for Sa-
vannnh, was spoken, of the bar 10Th
Inc soop Hudson, York, for Cockspur. was
spoken oil do llth.
Ar u. Savannah. 10th, brig Atlantic, Lovett. A.
lexandria schrs Toronto, Reynolds, Havana for
York, put in, In distress Exit, Ssson, Boston {;
floop Emma 4 Eliza, Hardy hence. Cid ships
Robert isaacs, Varnum, Liverpool. Sailed, brig
Madison, Buckley, N York.
ar at Daren, 9th, schr David B Drane, n.
4 ork Geo Henry do; Florida, Newport; sloop
Sapelo, Providence.
Ar at Mobile, Ah ship Lewis Cass, New York (;
Nashua, Prayle. Boston.
ar at N Orleans, lst, Florence, Russell, New
York; brig Aqualla, Boardman, Portsmouth ;
sshr Dutchman, Frazier, Mobile. Cid ships Grand
Turk, Shaw, Hayre llarald, Hall, do ; Chester,
Watson, Philadelphia.
Ar I'd TO 4th, ships Gen Williams, Holdridge.
i.iv1 Creole. Page N York Mississippi, Miner,
do; Brunette, Fales do Olympia. Larkn do ;
Palestine, LittleGeld, Bath schr Hannah Il Eli
zabeth. Chain, Apalachicola new bark Josephine,
Johnson, Philadelphia. having beeen dismasled MI
n + point Of Abacco.
AT New York, 18th, bark Arn,udillo, Reese
Malaga. Cid brig Antelope. st Johns N f.
Arr 18th, ships st Thomas, Fowler, st Thomas
IL ds; Angelique, liaisey. Charleston brig 'rus
cany, Prince, Newcastle, L +; schrs lielen. Willis
Washington, N G.; Orient, Davis. Windsor, n Z
Brilliant, [Brl Evans, Bermuda.
Belyw, ship CAmmerce, i'm Cun,on brigs Co
lumbus, CrOnstadt, Gertrude, st Marks.
Cid brgs Elizabeth, Googins, New Bedford
Neptune, Higgins, Malaga.
Sailed. ships Dr,annia, Waite, for Liverpool
Sovereign. Griswod London; Mount Hope, boss
Cadz; ST Louis, storey,N Orleaus; Rhode island
Manchester, Mobile.
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In Tarpauln Cove Sunday, ship Richard Mitch
ell, Gwinn, Pacific Ocean, Tacahuana Aug 2ith,
with 1900 bbls oil TO Paul Mitchell & Sons Man
,ucke,. Spoke on on Shore Ground, in April,
Nile. Townsend, New Bedford, Is months ou',)
600 bbls Audley Clarke, Paddock, Newport, (D
none; l.ydia, Joy, Nantucket, (5) do; Mury Mitch
ell, Coffin, do (S&) 1850; Mount Vernon, Coffin,
do (l9) 1000 Rebecca Sims. Coffin, New Bed
ford, (2O) 900; John Coggeshall, Macey. Newport,
(?9) 500; Columbus, O.beru. New Bedford, (20)
goo; May 27th, Henry As:or, Ruwson, Hudson,
(3O) 1850; June lst, Cora, liinckley, New Bed
ford, (s) 800; Sd, Uncas. Bunker, Falmouth, (9)
24OO (; eth, lIelvetta, Cottle. Hudson, (s) 400;
America, Folger, do (9) 200; esh, iIydaspe, Ran
dali, New Bedford u2) 400; llth, Edward Cues
mel, Barnard. Fall River, (zl) 1900 Congress,
Abrams, Nantucket, (2s) 900 Iris. Colin, New
Bedford, (29) 1900; 18th, Gidon Rowland. Sher-
man, do [3ll $3.50; Bengal, Russell, Salem, G27
900; 10th, Levant, Russell, Plymoth, 1851 240O;
18th, Charles Carroll, Weeks Dorchester, r. l-2l
400; Goth. Washington, liussey, Nantucket, ll9l
700; July I'd, Mercury, Haskell, New Bedford r. ]
400. Al TGlcahuana Aug 9th, bark Arab, Bun
ker, Fairhaven, 1850, to sail for home in four
days. Spoke Nov 9Th, II 3s 20 N Ion 40 90
W brig Cyuosure, s days from Boston for New
| Orleans.
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STOVES.

A new assortment of Cooking Stoves,
A- Congdon's patont, and grea, va
riety Of other kinds this week received
and will be constantly for sale low for
cash or approved credit, at the Sheet Iron
and Tin Plate Manulactory, opposite
Coles Hotel, by
nov 22 JAMES SMITH, in.
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va AESENE list.
PORT OF WARREN

ARRIVED.
Nov l7th-sloop Eliza. I.aw'on, Newport.
lsth-schr Sarah. Price, Providence.
Sloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, do.
Sloop Reaper, Bessey, Wareham.
SAILED.
Nov l6th-brig New Columbia, Ingraham, Ma.
tanzas.
2O,h-sloop Reaper, Besey, Wureham.
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NOTICE.

II NOx'IVGs
EVHE subscriber, about 10 relinquish
~ his present business and leave
town, requests all persons indebted TO
him to settle the same previous to the lst
Of January next. And all those having
demands against him are requested to
present the same for settlement.
He takes this opportunity to tender his
grateful acknowledgements to those Of his
friends who have pstronized him in his
business, during the past summer.
EDWIN SANDERS.
nov % 3w.
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SWEET POTATOES.

SWEET POTATOES.
6N & bushels the best have had ,and
IN eW the last shall have.
20 bbls Canal Flour, jor Cash.
$50 Id. sweet lard.
200 10 shortnng butter.
Ground spices, apples and sweet cider,
for sale by THEO. SALISBURY.
nov %.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

A person was so dreadfully bitten by n
horse which he was attempting to mount in
Philadelphia, that immediate amputation
was necessary. The horse seized him by
the wrist ard dragged him some distance,
and was ogiged to be beaten off, before
he let 70 his hold
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

INDUSTRIOUS. a report came to the
city a.few days ago, Of murder commit
ted at log house raising in the back
woods Of Indiana. We transcribe the
circumstances, literally, as we understood
them. While the work was going, man
with an axe, Glove the hrain Of another,
with whom he had some alteration. -
This so unnerved the strained arms that
supported heavy log near 70 the top OF
the wal, that it fell Upon them, killing him
with the bloody axe and two others. A
mother man on the corner of the wall
tainted, he was ST. much affected by wha,
he saw, that he fell and broke his neck
All occasioned by the wicked rashness o.
one man! Louisville Trans.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

The principal clerk in drug store in
Western New York, was one day
standing behind the counter, conversing
with friend, when young man from
the country entered the store, and the fol-
loving dialogue took place between them:
sDo you keep drugs here' yes, sir.
sHow do you sell them p Twelve and
a half cents each.' 'l'll take one, if you
please, SIR The clerk stepped into a
back room, did up piece oflog wood,
returned and handed it to Jonathan, who
paid his money, and walked off as stiff as
o poker.
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.Ncv ThDet' Cloths !!

Just received a few pieces more Of French
Tube, cloths fashionable colors. for sale yer y
cheap. j. BuvTough. Jr. & Co.
nov. D
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MORE NEW GOODS 8

Tbibet cloths, some very excellent and
,cotlet aud white merino long s square shswls.
some rich and new patterns. both of LUPLN'S
celebrated Inauufa civre. received this week, st
this New CASH SronE in W ster-st. and will
be offered TO customers, a por CT. lower, than
they have yet been sold. JOHN DAVoL.
Nov. 3.
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A now excuse for not taking nows-
paper.-A subscriber called at our office
last week, and requested US to dscontin-
ue his. Being little curious to know
we made free to &C the question, why he
quit US. Because said he, there is so
much rotted thing that cant read it all,
and / always miss the best news by not
knowing where to begin 'WelI, friend,
we replied, putting on one of our best
looks, suppose VIC send you half sheet
for the next year. He paused moment,
and then replied, 'That will do, you may
hoove on spell longer
Salt River Jour.
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A gentleman who lately travelled from
Paoli, Indiana. to Vincennes, distance
Of 65 miles, counted in that distance, no
less than four + undred Wagons movin 2
cmgrant families to Illinois and Nilsson
ri.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

Hon WM. PREsroN, member IF the
u. s. Senate from South Carolina, has
been visited by severe shock of parslysis
aud serious apprehcnsions arc entertained
in regard to him. His services in the
Senate, at the approaching session, will
probably be lost.
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Va,ren Social Club.
The regular meeting for discussion will
he on Wednesday evening next, at o.
clock. Question" Are good morals ad-
yanced by int ellectual culture 7"
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The leaders Of the Colonization Soci-
ETY. in Philedel phia are about establishing
n manual labour school, at Bassa Cove,
under the control and management Of q
reputable Quaker and his wife.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

Mr. LrrTLR, Of Ohio, who resigned his
seat in Congress, because hs was super
ceded in the election for the next term
has BEEN again chosen, by a majority ol
ten votes. His opponent was a stump
candid ate who nominated himself.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

A letter from a gentleman in Clncinna-
ii, Ohio, states that Mrs Chapman, alias
Nina, and her children arc travelling
through that country, attached to com
pany of strolling players. In one or two
cases, the writer mentions, her character
had been made known, and she was
promptly hissed off the stage.
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Tom, who. are you laughing at" said n
mother to her son, who was rising great
nos, itself, as he sat shaking his sides
.No,hirp,' roared Tom. Nothing" ex-
claimed sho-'Thomas, my son, did not
think YOU were so foolish as to laugh at
nothing 'Why, mother, ] couldn't think
of any thing to laugh at, and 50 laughed
cause l couldn't.
Eriersire Cousterjeii'ng.-A man has
been arrested at Toronto with 5o4O coun-
terfeh ten dollar notes Of the Bank of UP,
Der Canada another had been arrested
q, Coeurg with eountcrfcits on the same
Bank TO the amount Of 1000 pounds.
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An Ediror.-Mr. Donaldson, long
connected with the Edinburgh Advertiser,
ha. lelt property 10 the amount of22O, ,Oooi
the whole OF which he has beqneaihed for
the foundation of a Hospital, for desti-
,ue and orphan children, to be erected in
the neiuhborhood Of Edinburgh.
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Nr EW RAISiNS Box and cask raisins, frs
<-$ quality, just received orfsnle by
nov De. SAMUEL WHEATON,.
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Mi0COLATE. First quality just received
~ and for sale low, by
nov 22. S. A. DRISCOL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

threats in execution, rendered Il me so}cm, A..
those who had sworn TO 4" see tie iawsf.ley,o VI
executed, 10 adoptt ffcicn coun,craclin g me,.,,y
Had The Nulhfyers never threatened rss,. tat
the laws ty ptvsieal force, the soycrnmen, ~.
no, have resorted 10 physical fofce to ens,r. - w
prompt and faithful execution. Ara W. ,he.sss
deny that the advocates Of the Force Blil
pots IN principle or practice bu; assert on TIN -
or hand, that they were conscrvators Of the nd1"
peace and supporters of the laws against he ,,,..
tened attractions OF party whose motto a.
complete builesfuc upon their principIcs-yl
acts belied their professions and :. no if tb.
not been Checked by The strong arm OF fo,ce va
hav forever pa aiyzed the atm OF wh,Ifson,..4
'horitg, given up our Union Ii saor, and NJ ~
thu guss Of faction which ever and anon
oeer inc political, as tempcsts and Tomatoes d, ~
yer the physical world, srd scattered 10 III. w.
The " stars aud stripes that led Washinsto.
victory, and that now constitute the sign a,,,,,
seal OF our national Independence and glory ~
support, then, of this measure, by Mr. Riyes
far from constituting ruth as any ground of NJ.
ton TO lis election To tire Senate insprus Us a..
regret iha, other circumstances, 81 more im,oa..
importance, compel Us to oppose him
In conclusion, will remerk TINT these ot
vatons have not been made with a view IN a
cnssion Of this sol loct with " Harry pf,c,i
Nor IRE they made because We aic unxious -
new controversy on topics which have lon, G..
passed the ordeal Of ublIc opinion Butt = IL
IT not 'oiho cha,aeie Of the IN assures ass,,le5
least 10 the fan which took in relation IA II
when they are attacked throngt our COL nm. ~
We say a word 10 self dcfeacs.
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RUNAWA Y,

RUNAWAY from Mr.. Jacob Haas. some.
he tmc in the month Of May or June. 1893.
dark mulat!o man named HECTOR, of the
ordinary size, with large bNby head, SO years
kld or upwards, lin fnct his complexion is "a good
IL like that Of an lndian) lie is an old water
man, and is probably passing up and down the
river occasionally he has brother II, Mr.. Richd.
Burks's in Rockbridgc, and may be in the neigh
borhood. lie was once caught in Pa,tonsburg
when he had been out six months. will pay IA
reward of s25 If delivered 70 the subscriber, or tt
Mr.. Henry Ogden Of Bedford, who purchased hin
at Mr.. ilans's salc--or $l5 if secured in jail 81
| that he can be goi aguin.
WATT PETTYJOHN.
Sept % w3mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

JtDus pcvAL.--we regret 10 aan TIA, Judge
puvaI, Of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
has determined to resign his oface, snd will probs.
My not take his seat on the bench sgsin. The
reason Is The growing in6rmiiies Of sgc, which,
though they do no, d,.qasl,fy hin, IN the opinion
Of ohefs for the discharge Of the duties Of his high
olce, do in his own opisioo, render the determine
ton proper, To which he has sui,ed. The Hon
Judge ~ very aged maa, having been Secretary
ofthe giuM Committee Of Sshty 10 Maryland, sir
~ yesn ago. The great patriarch Of the Court IS
however ofequa OF greater age, and still retains his
physical aud mental energies in full vigor.
IN y Com Adp.
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LATEST rRo " ENGLAND.


By the packet snip tlinsbai, al New Yoik The
.ao,s Of that cry na received London advises TO
the Slst ult.
The accounts IRON, the North Of Spain are un.
favorable 10 the cause OF The Q,een. Zumalcarre-
guy i ac,iug on the offensive, and has attacked
'rolcsa, a place Of some importance and having
a considerable garrison. In Madrid the debates
In the Cor,es ere becoming very animated, On the
whole. il il cvidcn, that the party Of Charles is
s,roag enough to give the Regency groat deal OF
,roabl. il no, to make the contest doubtful.
l. 10 stated IN letter from Consun,inoPle that
The Emperor of Russia had declared TO the sublime
Porte, in reply its request for assistance in the
war il proposed " undertake against the Vice
roy Of Egypt, that he sona,dsIed himself bound TO
plaee q, the Sulian's disposal, any assistance he
nigh, dema nd TO defend himself sain't an asgres-
sios, bu, tina, he could not comply with his ally s
request in a case like the prescott, ~ which he was
Che acgress0r.
A splendid public entertainment has been gwen
70 Ea.i Grey, in Edinburgh. 1, was gr at ocSa-
sion. The Lou Chancellot, aud many OF the no
Lility and gen,ry, particularly Of the north, were
present. Earl Grey, Lord Broueham. Lord Dur
han, and others, mad. speeches, which are highly
ecQmended
TIE Cholera prevails with great fatality in ma
hyparls Of Europe and particularly in Swelcn
sUp4o3ke l9th u Sept. there had b.en 3a79 cases
and4279 deaths Of tina, d'seass in Stockholm, COL,
tanning population ofless then $4,000.
Paris sds,ces are TO the 18Th Of September. They
Contain ao,h,ae French Of much Interest
a ssssoi had su'iej from Calais fot 81, Peters.
burGh, with Is uechau,cs for viewing net lace, ant
~ Mary Engl'sh wea,ers with their fsmilies i
aposen thai French merchant is nbou, TO intro
dsee the manuiac,ure Of this article into Russia
where the English COLO suited Cor its fabrication
he'd just been dccrecd 10 be admitted withou, tn,
payn",' of any duty.
lvslaHc.-OConnel' continues his agitation lei,
teSs to Lord Dunca mon, hut tho London Journ,lis
soak dsparasngly both Of the letters and their ct
fees.
Coxsvost Of Society in Englamd.-The Engis
noility, a this season, ere passing their summer
~ fashion calls the autumn, 10 the mutual inter
change Of visiss at their respective country seas
castles, palaces, &c.-some angling, some .
grouse shooting, others attending pugstic spoil
~ migrating TO the continent TO pass their w,nse
a Rome and Naples. Bu, the poor, the ,sborin!
poos while shcsc ierds are enjoying the Injuries o
ussel spd use tscrsations Of slEueat indeepce. "
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N. N. K Err e,
BANK .SQUARE,


Has jus, received 100 PACK AGES
- FAIL DRY GOODS bought NJ
AUCTION aud private sale, IN New forS Phi
adelphia and Baltimore, comprising all the varieties
Of - Fall stock. His present siockis almost EN-
TlIkELY NEW carefully selected, and bought
principally AT AUCTION. The following are
a few Of tho articles comprising his assortment
BROAD CLOTHS, blue, black and fancy colors
Casinieres Vt nil descriptions
Casnctis Of every shade and quality
Merlno Cloths and Cjrcassians
English Merno
rhbei Cloth
French B2m1azinc
English and French Silk Hose.
Cord and black Worstcd 10
Cord and black Mcrino do
Dress IIdkfs., Gloves, &c.
10 pieces FLANNELS, white, red 4 green, brown
blue and green
Is bales COTTON CLOTHS
s 10 DUFFEL BLANKETS
I do Rose do
100 piece. Flu II. CLOTHS aud oller heavy
Woolens for Negroes wear
LINsEYS, plaid aud ploin overmoun,ain
Win a goo stock Of SUGAR, COFFEE, MO-
LASSES, and all other articles ofG rocerles
Also, . boxes Dunsable and Tuscan Bonncs
A hendsome lot OF Bonnet Ribbons
Work and Fancy Baskets II
Fur and Wool tIos
Super Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas
All OF which nc is determined to sell off, wholesale
or retail, or smW ADVANCE upon auction prices
for cash.
Oct. % WON'T
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Sept. %
Instruction on the Piano-F0rte, &c.

r. w p. CUNNlNGTON respectfully an
4sA nounces TO the cltizsns Of Lynchburg and
ns vicinity, that no has located himself permanent
ly IN LyncIlburg, and will be happy to give in
| suutton to limited namber of pupils on the
Piano. Forte, Violin, Volencello, Flute, & in Sing.
ing. he Will be able 10 undertake tho tuition of
three or four pupils in addition TO those be has
commenced with. Those requiring his services will
confer favor by applying az soon possible.
He will also attend to the TUNING. REGULA-
TING md REP PAIRING Of PIANO FORTES.
All Instruments tuned by him will be kept in
correct tune Mree months from the first tuning
scithont any extra charge. Those DESTROYS Of having
their Pianos always in good tune will perceive the
advantage OF having them tuned immediately
Any directions left for him with Mr. }. d. Evans
Mr. J. L. Norvcll, or nj the Franklin Hotel, will be
Immediately attended to.
Oct 81 3tif
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HALIFAX RACES.


The Races over the Halifax Virginia, Course
commenced on the l4th October, 1884;
FIRST day, colt race, one milo heats, one hun
dred dollars entrance six subscribers three start
Cd.
w ullau w. Hurts = Dandy, by Med.
Icy dam by Sir Charles i l
William 3, Haynes g by Henry, 3 dis
Champion T NJ DAVIS t by Charles
dam by Belair 2 2
Timo--iss hea. lm SIS 81 heat I'm So Sd heat
On.
Second day. Propric,or's Purse, $500, two mile
| heats entrahce Is
B,raillia Graves Monsoon, by Thorn.
TOMS Ra,,le, dam by imported Eusle, 6
years old, 4 pounds, , dr.
Peter B.. s,ark's m Elza D,ake by
Shawnee. dam by SAlram, 5years old
l07 lbs,
John p. Whites c no Anne Maria, by
Trufne, dam by Phantom, years Old
l07 lbs. 3
William w Hurts Lady Lancaster by
John Richards dam Ly Solomon, 1907
lbs, %
Time--ls heat 3m Sc; 81 heat 3n Sos.
Third day, Jockey Club Purse, 1890. , mile
heats entrance $40
William McCargo's m Lucy Ashton by
Johanna, dam not known, years old,
| ~ lbs, II
Johr S. Hurts Donna Maria, by Sir
Hal, dam by, AssiJuous, 4 years old.
| 81 lbs, A
| John p. Whites br b Don Carlos, by
Toason, dam by Alfred, 4 years old.
100 lbs, "a
Peter Starke's b K A, by Marion, 6
| years old ll9 lbs g
William s. Haynes IN Laurc, by Sock.
| holder, dam by PAckoe,, years old, 81
| lbs, S dis
'rin,c-ls, heat 5m h2s /; ID heat SIN 5Os
| Fourth day, at 10 o'clock, a match race between
John s. Hurts Volsnt 8 years old, by Eclipse,
dam Knoscley, aud David Pointers r h Yausey,
3years old, by RalJolph's Roanoke, dam by B.n-
bridge, two miles out, and won by Voant. Time
An.
Handy Cap Purse 800 entrance 10; added 10
purse mile heats best 3 m g.
John s. Hurts & h Patrick Henry, by
! Medley, dam by Reamvs, 4 years old,
100 lhs,
John P. Whites m Amanda,6 year.
\ OLD, by Henry, dam by Duroc, lis
i lbs, 3 g
William S. Haynes h Gamaliel by
Mur.on, dam by Archie, years old,
4 100 lbs, 9 Z
! rime--lst heat In, Sc I'd heat, In 59s Sd haa
4 I'm 53s
HaGfsx COURTHOUSE. l9lh October, 1884,,
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THE PRESIDEN r AND SENATOR POLK
DtXTER

We find the following arncle in our last cx'
change papers. We presume, from the tenor q
II, iha, Mr.. Poindcxer b. been or intends to be,
gully OF the elIy &c, of chalengin, Goa. Jackson
to mortal combat:
To inc Editor 0fMe Baltimore PGITIot
NArcnEz, Sept %, 1884
SfR-l havo this moment read in the R'thmnHo
Wing, a letter addressed to you, dated Monipele[
va. Angus, %, 1884, which concerns myself, a0'
claim, my attention. II is true, | did not leave
the stage al Gordonsvlllc, md 1t is also true bas
knew the President of the United States 10 be at
the hotel al which the stage stopped TO change hor
SEES but the inference that the presence Of the pres
Iden, or any other person, influenced my con1u'.
on that oct asion, Is tely false felt Ind'sfos
from fatigue and loss sleep, and preferred 10 fe-
main quiet while tie other posscn were rcifts''
ing themselves. l. may have ha,tarcd he yanl'
Of President Jackson, and doubtless did, TO imagine
hlmself so bold lion, that feeble mortal like my
self would tremble IN his majestys presence n.
joice iii in any manner may have been the CAUSE
OF lmparlns happiness 10 this august persoi'as,'
in the mids OF his affections, public and private
had the satisfaction Cor rather the monlfcaio",
regarding him as The Chief Mas,n,rate) 10 loOA
upon him surrounded by stage drivers and os'le'',
in the portco Of the hoiel but confess the sc9,'
did not constiifte any particular lnductmont WV
me 10 form one Of the cotcre. Or his liberal o"'
to pay the landiad, for my breakfast and the i"'-
gu &c which he used on the occasion, it mny DC pr
per for me at this Time 10 say only few o'Ol'
reserving further deselopemcns until shan a.
rive at the City Of Washington. So Ions as W"
eral Jackson made the columns of his prostitute "
gan the Globe" the medium of Illuminating Nv
vile calumnies against me- have thought It ouo "
my own dignity and self respect, to remain SUN,
but since he has dsrobed himself Of this eu" ny
and forge'l of the high station which, unhapp "hs
for the country, he occupies has made hmsep Wv. ~,
founder OF personal ISLANDERS OF myself and 'a'' =.
on his own responsibility" sbni! sfeas e''"'''