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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
ALI, A HOAX

The account OF a battle between the u. 3. Dra
goous and III" Pawuee lndian', which we referred
tn in or last, turns out 10 have been in'sr. I"e
Lit,l. kock (Arkansa) Advocntc Of the goo ui'.
avs No such battle has taken place We ar
informed, indeed, TINT the Dtagoous did bong ~
some Pawnees (twent,, we h"heve)-n't, nov
ev",. az prisoners hut AZ friends, together with y
small hunting prr'y o. Cumnnche"s, ani n trw
WacaS or Ve1nas AMI Cadees. We nndersihn !
TIN tho Pavnrss an Cnm,bche"s 1T I"As', ADD
prob oily the others, will he ,ak"o To Washington
CITY W. are also informed that Co. Dodge re.
covered and brought in with him the son of the r'
Gabriel N Martin Of Miller co, a child Of ah"r' 9
or 10 gear, Of age, who was captured by the Paw
nee Indians aho ut hree or four months sincr. sn1
his father Killed. The In !isns seemed unwilling II
give nup They sai tnn' when they c'p'n.ed II,
il wa, s,ck but nav i, was Eat, md they should he
permitted to keep IT. The corps returned TO Glib
| son about the Is h insi."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

MARRIED, In Columbus, OHIO by w. l.
MarIn, Esq. Mr.. JOSEPH MApE.i. Itasolu
ilonary pensioner, to Mis-. ELEANOR SWO
Don, each sepeltty H,ee gea,S oid, and only three
neo's difference ~ their ng,s
Il Now W. mnst torcf down, John, bat hnnd IN
hind well 90.
And we'll sleep o,cthcr a, tho foot, John Amber
SON my iop
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Auc,ion S,aics.

INN Tuesday night the 9th. ! shall resume my
~ night Auctions, and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during tho Fall
aud Win;er months. My stock will DO such rs
will SUIT the season and sold IN small lots NV
day sales viii be every Wednesday at II o'clock
Of Groceries, Furniture &c. Nc Fayors from no
country nrc particularly invited, as my s,lcs vii
be regular. CHARLES ptIELrS, Auc.a.
Sept b. 1891 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

VA + viii pay 'lo highest cash ptiees for MI
w the likely young Ncso q, both sexes.
from ~ 10 90 r27 ycns OF asr, W can gel Thatc
wishing TO stll are f,qucslel toteier Ia John a.
Rowan, nj Lynchhurs, by letter OF Otherwise or 10
John l.. Harris, Loyngsion, Neson county, w.
ROWAN * IIAlgIs.
July p 3mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

70 the Ediofs II ttr pfyrtal

70 he EdNofs ~ ttr tye milan,
The next session of the General a sscm.'Y Of
Virginia will be one Of mp,e Dim ordinary inier.
est. number of important appointments must
he mald by Tho JOINT vote Of the u Houses. A
mongst that numb Is Il member of tho Executive
Council in lieu of Peter v Dan,l, fsq the pres
ent Incumbent, whose term Of olsc vii rSpte du
ring the next session And II Is also hoped TINT
hi5 usual good to,tune Will na louger aHoui Linn,
aud that his place will be supplied Ivy some gentle
NAN whose aaanets ani qualifications are better
slted to The odise. In laoNos out Tor suitable
person - fl thet Ollie, my att'nton hHs been
drawnto DAVID BRIGGS E,q II the city OF
Richmond. That nllcmnn Is na Attorney by
profession, and convcrsnut will the laws Of the
land he is Il man of business baba, and pleasant
manners, and well acquainted with The duties oi the
Executive, having bcena member Of the Council Of
State for number Of years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

ar Tho article signed /" Hgcrnoo Sydney
which appeared in the Chariestoi Merealy some
time suet approving OF the course Of the Wash
ms'on Telegraph IN relation 10 the nex, rrcsden-
ey, was not written b, Grn. lIimlon, rs was at
the TINE asserted and believed. II ls So stated 10y
the Mercury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

WORTHY OF NO rE,- Or uam-oaic, Ne
" Vrsinian,' of Winchester, has made the Won
dnrfaI discovery that among the members OF TIC
Brj,lsh House Of Lords " who opposed and lno.
tested against the repeal OF the de'esab'e Easl 81
s,amp-nct in l77G. will be found the name of
Lcigh'--and hence he argues tina, q. w. Leigh is
unworthy to represent Virginia in the u. 5. Sen
ate Bu, who" asks our nsmcsahe, IN nt,ium-
plant tone, =" Bu, who would thinl, Of looking
there for the uoprciendng Dutch name of Van
Buren, f'-nnd hence, we presume, he lhlnks Van
ought to be President This is a new species "
logic, which may take with The Dutch for onsat
wc know 10 the contrary, but which will surely
have very little influence with any oher poo lie.
The family name of Lord Fcrers onc Of he most
brutal villains Of his day, was Uahtngto n-nnd,
by the way, it was only the other day TIA. We saw
the name of AHlfeto JachsDn figuring IN the Re
ports of the New York Police What does our
Winchester friend infer from these " remarkable
coincidence"
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EDUC.ATTON.

vaNtlE subscriber beIas solicited by i,is father -
n open School in bis house, for The rsrpose
insirue'ns the junior rsrt OF his family, end wis
ing 70 mike ap a ghool Of Sufficient interest ~
s'fy liza o,cniien, pro- oseSto the rablc TO teatit
on the f2llp@ias hbcral aaI reduced tcrms- Or
lbosrophy, LEADING, Writing, Arithmetic, Er.
s!nh Grammar, ant Gsegtnrsy, Per session ri I,
months, 50 90
The Latin and Ffrncb fanyIngos 10 90
The subscriber rlod,es himself 10 nsr every
means 10 hs powd ff the enhancement Of The
scholars enrusied 10 i'm: and hopts by his dill
cent attention to his school and hrs very modcrs.e
terms 10 merit aharc NJ ilic public paifennge
= B.-ihc seheol all baotened 10 my is'heris
house, on Wesl-s,reoi, GA Aou.ay the 2o.i inst.
JOHN W. +. JONES.
Sept II q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

gr At the late election in Charleston, &. e. for
members of the Common Council, the Modification
ticket t,mmpled. The highest Modification vote
was 925-,ho highest Of ,he Union patty 6o7-ma
Jory 22s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

EQUlVOCAL COMPLIMEN F.--Sccrc,ary
Woodbury. recently sen, the following toast 10 =
dinner given in honor of M. fancy =" Mary
land She may well be proud of such sons MS atc
more honorcd in retiremcnt than in pmbItc life !!
|, is said tina, Mr.. Woodbury. is w1g; but he
oush, to have had some regard for the feelings Of
an old associate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
KDW7 PRICES.

knNh3 NGrdIes, . & EIN3li. SieeIG! cis doz
Sowing Needles, fron no. to 10 inclusive. CT
cents papcr-sn1 oil Other Goods in the same pro-
portion. To Merchants, Physicians, md al who
wish to purchase LARGELY, cp>rg inlucement
will be offered For sale at my old stand, ard n,
my Store one do II baIow the Flrmers Bank. BY
Howell DA VIES
Sept IL ,viY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

s.r We received 10y the las, mail the 81 No OF
paper, about 6 hy 8 inches entitled the " lialtl-
more Daily News '-rrlae 80 per onnun', OF | cent
per number.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

Try depicting ,ts wrongs & evils and insisting nnon
It's extlrpa,ion. He was heard patiently but whcn
he c!ostd 'he pastor of the church arose, q, 10 the
satisfaction Of numerous an,lcnce completely an.
swered every argument; undcsied the Southern
SHAREHOLDERS from oil wiul injustice in being such
Showed the Impractic1bili'y OF any hu, The mosl
cautiously gradual emancipation, ami the madness
oil attempting that, by ofhcious lte,me 1Jing from
the non slaveho!Jing States. Oar apostle wanted
to lecture ngain the next day; but the cxeltemen,
against his doctrine had grown strong, tina, he
whs refused a further hearing, and admonlshed by
some Of The leading citizens, that If he remained
oh2cr, lac was in danger OF tar and iest crs. a
mons the warmes. of his rcprobaors, were the late
and the present governors both rcsdin there lie
wisely dccumpnd; md has had successor IN
Worcester. The manner in which The Now York
rlol9 have been spoken Of in New Eng land stri
kioEly shows tho bad odour of abolition here. In
stead OF the leaning towards that side, which rat
ed would result from sympathy aud indignation at
It's being made the Object Off mobs fury, the hbo
liIonis's seem to be regarded by The majority as
most chargcaL.e themselves, with all the mischief
that has been done. II is the common sentiment
that they deserved the treatment they received and
the censure thrown upon ,he mob, lsvcry gentle
roaring indeed. | find almost every one here,
readily asserting 10 the positions That two NIL
lions 81 slaves coull never he turned loose amongst
us an hive while zoe lived That the existence Of
the two caste, IN he same country, IN n state Of
freedom and equality, is morally impe. s'ble lhot
emancipation, without removal, therefore, Is utterly
chimerlcal That, uniushebie as slavery IS IN the
abstract rights of property in slaves have been ac-
quired, which, sanctioned as they by the Con
stitution, uni by claim prior and paramoun, 10
the constitution, cannot be violated whou; an out
rage, destructive u, once of our social compact
That let slavery be ever 50 wrong, abolition ever
80 just and easy, it Is matter which concerns us
alone and as 10 which, we are so sensluvcy lca-
lous of cxtraneous interposon, that every nslta-
ton of tic subject in other States IS calculated 10
weaken our attachment 10 them, aud bind faster lhr
chains of slavery
" In 4 word the South may be assured, TINT on
Ills point, New England IS sound at least the
fhrsr Sta,rs winch have visited Colon atom Is
popular here " nh those At least who know or re-
i.rt Al all ahou' II. The ma arlty (llbe the major
y with Us arc without efhcr kuoalcdse CT
ttousht on the SUBJ CT The aboltons.e fnd
f,u.t with colonization, because, say they, lis aim
is to POSTPONE OF prevent emancipation. Our south
crn nmnnii oppose II, on the ground that II fa
eorS emancipation Do not these ineoasIS,cnt OBJ
iectons r.eu'ralze each other, like opposite qp,n
titles in Algebra, or opposite sinpes IN Chem's-
try
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

a / Circuit Snpc,lal Gut Of Inv and Ciinl..
IA ceiy hid tor the town % Lynci,Lure at tho
court house, IN md town the 10Th dpy Of July,
1881, sitting couu Of chahee,y.
James G Moonnnn, PiG
ag0daA
Boiling Clark surviving trustee of James G.
h,ornan, Ncaiah DAVIS. administrator of Vii
IAN Is. Lynch, tic d. Jaucs 6. Anderson, execa-
Tor Of jacob Anderson and Bald, Mcdaniel, admir-
OF Henry Glark, decd. Dcfs
On III motion Of the dtfrnllnis Bol!ing CLARK,
Slcplah Davis ard BeJa Mechanic by counsel r.
dissolve the Injunction, awnrtcd hs plaintiff in
this cause ON the 26th day Of Inue, 1884, iho Cour,.
m consideration ofbc bdl er,wcrs Of those defo,i-
lants, and after hcaIi,.g counsel in opposition
thereto, doll rcjeet lho m ilion ani 10th ordor that
on, Of the 1ommlsslon-rs ot the Court do lake az,
account OF The trust fund in the bill mentioned al.
so account between the parties nnd report tho
Same to the Couri, with any matters specially stu
ted, thought pertinent Ivy himselfor required by the
parties 10 be so snfod
A Copy--Tosic, d ROBES, G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynelburg SEPT I0lb 1851
Tao parties interested viii take notice tlbl (
.'pgo appointed Monday the 27,h dsy of October
next 10 ea,ry inia i''ct tn foregoing crjnr of
court, ON @hch dry, ut in boar flo o'clock, a. NJ
they CT, required To iasnd nj my oiiieo in llii,
town. widl their accounts. yoneber, and rfuofs Il.
gehcr utb a copy 81 lhe Gourf papers, prepared
lor .xarnlaniton toad scl.l mcrt
/ WATT Com
s"pI II 8tw
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RELlGlOn5 NOTlCL.

~. In consequence ofthc Rev Nr PIT
49, khs not bein' nbla To procure n 7enr
in the Dnuvilin Stage, wLilhcr he war
going, he sill again preach til. evening, :, early
candle light, in the MOsonic Hall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

g- The Washington Globe states that the
postmaster and his assistant a, Wythc courthouse,
have been arrested, by special agent of the pos,
Office department, and held to bail with sureties
each of $4,000, to answer the charge of withdraw
inr letters from The mails which had passed ther
office. Their examination is to take place on the
I'm inst.
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ONE or TIE PEOPLE.

81 Our readers will perceive, by tho date Of
the subjoincd article, that It has been Tong Time
hand, A pressure Of other matter, nj the nma
II wns received, prevented ns insertion thcr, md ~
was lid osijf, until L " more eonyy'lea saasen.'
fhe subject, however, loses naae ot-,'s interest Ivy
ACC, aud we not aware TIM or cor sponleut
al any particular objfe IN ,rW, wh'eh wili have
been frustrated 10y the lnY.- Its pUgtatdB !
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REVIEW.
OF TIE LYNCuBURd MAKE

CeHHECTr, ~ IloLcoHef. 81 TYGEr.
Extreme pIicea oipaa ed Iprnee5, 81 - 10 Q 90
Inferior 10 eommap, .5to 6 oo
Common - good, q oa TO 90
Good to fnc, 7 90 TO D 90
Ret scd Tobacco Lncs ? loto 3 -
strips, none IN market
Inspected The past week o23 bids. pessed tobue
60 81 Lids. refused to'al3na
We coes'dcrih the it'ces of ON mako; fully sus
toned .luanutY nsp#elirG III large for the AGA
son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

THE CHOLERA This disease has not nj all
at,si ed in the city OF Nv york-,he deaths aver
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

IT Wo copy, on our first page, this morning,
an extract from Duff Green's third letter 10 the
People Of the United States not for the purpose, Of
pourtraying to them the character Of Amos Ken
DALI chief adviser though he be Of the President Of
the United States f,r, as far we have ever
heard an opinion expressed, either by friend or foe
Of the administration, he IS universally dcspiseJ-
but with the design, mainly, Of showing the people
some of the machinery which was put in motion,
Immediately after The Inauguration of john q. Ad
ans as President. TO hur hi from power, md the
agents employed to propc it. Little do the great
body OF the people, who are quietly engaged in their
daily avocations, mag inc how buslly political ira
dcrs arc n, work, behind the curtains, in giving
tone snd direction to public sentiment. Let them
w,ch all such tratfickcrs, they would their dead
lest cncm.es. We may add, that Duff Green's
voluntary disclosure of his 5goncy IN bribing Ken
dali, however 1t may sink X. still lover N public
estimation will not elevate his own character
The gver is as Infamous as the receiver of q
bribo.
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Sept. l9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

II Some weeks ago, rs MANY OF our readers are
aware, an ARRAY took place in Richmond, between
Mr.. Picasants ard P. V. Daniel An account OF IT,
rather isc,edabts TO the character OF the Ex'Llen
tenant Governor, was forwarded to Daft Green, and
published in the Washington Telegraph, which II
seems, has led 10 a csponlence between the Ed-
Tor Of that paper and Mr. Daniel, closing with the
following valiant epis,c, which, being, we suppose,
particularly Plcased with il, Duff gives to The public
IN the columns Of his Telegraph.
WAsntNGroV CITY, 9th September, 1851
Sta Yours of the 25h vi. AMI of the An m
Slant, requesting the name o my correspondent
who communicated to me an account OF tho rem
counter between the Sen Editor of the Wing and
yourself have both been received : DID not an
sser the first, because, under existing clreum.
stances. before you addressed such an inicrro3a-
tory to me, you should have dsavowcd the author
ship Of that bcllsas attack uron the gentleman and
myself, or else have accompanied your request
WIN disclaimer of The imputa,'pns which The ar
occ IN the Richmond Eng lircr attempts 10 cast on
, me would not reply but 70, the repetition OF
your request
10 you not sec the attiu Ic in which you are
P'acel You are private Individual, who, 1t is be-
"o'eu Tor want Of other cmploym mt, and ny way
y, making yourself more acceptable to Mr.. van
nureh, from whom you expect a reward, arc con-
.,.''.'y engaged IN writing anonymous articles IN
~ 'e nchmond qulrcr slanderousiy ass ling the
nu''or OF the Richmond Wang and myself. On
Me occasion referred TO, your language was partl-
so'af'y Offensive both to HIM and myself. lie
"'u, you, and asked to know, whether you were the
auu,or; you replied by striking him with your UNI
@e"a' ana he rejnned by chas,ising you with his
e. a mutual friend of both wrote to me, and
r'oHSned nh account Of the rarcoanter; and you,
"'"0N H'sayo"lng the offensive article, or vouch-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

Black Heath, 9Th Sept. 1884
Ipresenlvl 10 Mr.. Tlos. Rlich'' the Original
Litter with il, enclosure, of which this IS true CO.
by, which NJ. Richie received from me.
WIN. II. KENYON
Richmond, Sept. 8h 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18

~ Among the recent arrivals at New York
from England is JAMES Sheridan Knowles, Esq.
celebrated both ia the literary and histrionic cir.
cles.
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Sept. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-14

quarter Of the House, the loud enquiry what has be-
come Of the Treasury OF the United States! Where is the
treasury Tho President has stolen the treasure Of the
na,on-has seized and borne Il off" Ays What glad it'd.
ings thsnths the Treasury only found, but
enriched with aIeasnre Of nine millions Of doilsss Hea
ven send that Old Hickory should seize IL every day, IL
such was TO be the ISSUE What was the complaint OF
gentlemen now' That there nine millions in the
Treasury and thathc fp and would
no, let dollar OF IL Of his hands, He had risen only
that the glad ,idngs should be proclaimed from Georgia
Maine, that the Treasury is found and tina, has como
back richly replenished.
Mr. Stewart had but a remark make. The obi. Ct OF
the resolution to compel the Commissioners exn-
guish the remnant OF Sd millions Of the public debt,
whether there should be money TO do II or not That
the amount Of the resolution. The Commissioners had all
power in the now, provided there money with
which to pay. Tina, they would faithfully apply any
plus TO this object could donb Did not the gentle
man see that the Secretary In lis report had stated TO the
House. that II the money appropriated should be pad and
"e appropriations recommended should be adoptet there
would not be money enough left in the Treasury. With
such resolution before them the House called to
Sompei Inc commissioners to redeem the per cents!
suppose the resolution should be adopted, and that the
Commissioners should pay the debt and that In conse.
quence, there should be money Treasury TO me
the necessities of the n the public
then beinared and what good would be gainedl lie no.
newed his motion to lay the resolution the table
The motion Of Mr.. Stewart put and los,-ayes IS
noes So
Mr.. Seden explained. His resolution provided that II
there should be deficit in the Treasuryit be
by sale Of small portion Of the u States Bank stock
Mr. Stewart then replied that the result would he tC
sell stock bringing per cent to pay debt besring only
per cent. That the economy Of the measure.
MIR. Seden asked the Yeas and Nayson the resolution
Mr.. Mercer briefly opposed the resolution being
necessary so lar as the Of the Commissioners
concerned; and worse than unnecessary, would
changer per cent. for 6.
Mr. Polk expressed his hope that the resolution ouit
be committed 10 the Committee of Ways and Means-ths
whole question would be open before that committee
The yeas and nays being taken, stood follows Yea
l26, Nays 81.
So the resolution adopted.
The House then proceeded TO the consideration Of Pri
vate Bs In the Of which animated disc
took place, In reference several Of the bills granting
pensions The remainder Of the days sitting spent il
this business; and then
The House adjourned to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-14
To ~. a,,.,, FOR THE ENQUIRER

r., 40 me Members Of the Dirginia Legisisfure
me death Of General HuDgerord has created veesn
~ mnch u Is your intention, understand TO FIJI on The
r. me 10 slate few facts in support of The claims
y, Do' Ooroin BraSon Of King William county an Off
every way entitled TO your suffrsges on the present
% ION La August, lSI4-Ibe most gloomy period If
WI war, when the enemy had invaded our own soil
u bad Pundered and burnt The capital of our
oy' ana threatened that Of own Slste-CoJ Brax,on
n ep very young man, aided in raising co,pn,n, =,
ny'ng artillery, OF which he elected 2I lie,e,,n,
VINO volunteered their services to the Goyernor d @
commissioned and ordered into service ON ,be ear, 49,
as The records Of The Executive will sbew TLs usy'
Ell ~ service for two months in the Nor,l,srn' NJ y
considerable portion OF the time in the presence y, H.
enemy; and suffered severely from The wan, If ,,t we
,oon' ~ siew months after The return Of this ro,snv
rom ,eryce' peace having been made and lbev
Iueny upanoed, Col BraxtoD, then an ex.second lien
wss elected Major, for bis good conduct and The
, ". ~ 'seni developed in his short campaign lie had
nu ont s,hor lime when he wasfnsde full Colo
,N Deneve IN 10 or '17) and Is now understand ,L
60, Io'onsI ~ The Brigade. In rs or 'I6 he was can
.n% IOr INC Legislature, against popular opponent
b. :" az siected he has never again been Candidate
:, "l doubtless have remsined in the Legislature had
Coi Brsxlon Is gentleman in the IoIea sense of ,,s
n, OF high and cbysIric honor; and is inferior IN ~,
cer I'D The Brigade for TALENT whether civil or n;,;,s,
FRIEND TO MODEST MERIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-14

Taken in their clear and obvious meaning and the words
OF the message would shsw tina, the President oppos
cd TO tue charter OF The Bank; but this meaning
souty denied this noor by the leading supporter
Of the Bank Mr Clay) that, according to the voice Of
its friend here the President had not committed the
offence OF expressing opinion adverse the renewal
OF the charter But MIR. Il. would take that ground
lie would take the true ground, that the President did
shew himself opposed 20 the renewed charter in that
sage. lie did tina, much aud more. The Bank knew
he did tia, much and no more. They knew b. was OPP
posed TO The renewal OF their charter AMI for that
and Tor expressing hat opinion, the Congress oi the u
States as was his privilege and his duty TO do under the
Constitution OF the Unied States he has been asssiled tor
I'VE years by the Bank, under the PreteNt OF dcdng
Itself aud now hoo and in what manner that Cjence
had been condueteh, he would proceed TO show.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-14

a iASH FOR NEGRoES.-I shall be aL.co, 1,vo a.
~. pnree months from Richmond. During nv absence.
cb.so 80 uocuwin VIII attend 10 my jail and The Pur.
nov 70 t5S-U LEWIS A. COLLIER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-03
From the Boston Patriot.
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY, MARCH 3ls,, 1884
April Sd, 1884.

AT Market this day. 4so Beef Catlle, [6O un-
sold) 10 pair Working Oxen, 10 Cows aud
Calves /; 266 Sheep and 100 Swine.
PRrcrs. Reef C0Hle-Salcs were not 50
good ~ last week. We noticed one pair taken
at 50 and few at IS We quote prime at 5
II 62 good at 1 SS n IL ; thin at I
rs those at - were very small and thin.
Uorking Oren-Saes were effected at 500,
62, as, 7S and sS.
Cors and Cdlpes-- Sales were noticed at $40,
2S, 25 aud 30.
Sheep-Wc noticed sales at So IS, 3 25, 3
IS and 4 50.
S'rine--Of the above number 100 came in on
Saturday, and 900 did not arrive until the close
Of the market One lot large selected barrows
were taken at q aud one OF sows at 5lc: several
lots not selected aud small were taken Mt 81 for
sows. and 81 for barrows, at retail &C for sows
aud &c ior ba,rows.