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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19
SENHTORS.


II is said the Governor Of Connecticut has appointed
Mr. Niles Postmaster at Hartford "a Republican, to sup
Ply The vacancy occasioned by the death Of Mr. Smith
(Whg)
Some of the Wing presses loss to guess who
or Republican TO supply MIR. Kane's place-They may
spare themselves tho trouble Of all speculation on that
point the Legislature itself rep ubcan) were TO con-
vene at Vandalia on the 9Th inst.
The results Of the election in Mississippi are not yet
ascertancd The Pennsylvania Of Tuesday last states
that gentleman had arrived the day before direct from
the State and reports that Runnes had been elected by
majority of25G-and that there is Van Buren, nlejori-
" OF in the Legislature. letter has been received in
Richmond, from Ficksburg, dated the 25th, which says
that kunnels IS reported to be eecedhat The charac-
Ter OF the Legislature not ascertaned Plum
MGR was out with both pariies--and Poindexter
pushing himseiE-1hese accounts, however, require
confrmatioDWe should think from all the accounts VIC
have received hatLynchis elected BY meagre majority.
The Washington Sun undertakes 10 assert upon good
and sufficient authority, "that Henry Clay will not
cy at the ensuing election for that Office and il is his
most earnest desire, that this determination should be
known TO every in The nation. The Sun does not
60 so far to assert, that Mr. Clay is also for Judge
White. Ile will probably keep dark until the eleventh
hour as lac did in the contest before the House. when
he turned up jack. Mr. c. will probably wait 10 see
with which Of the candidates he can drive the best bar
gain for his own Party Does the Sun know what they
are 10 expect from the Judge2 The Wbg said seine.
time ago that "Judge White elected If elected at ALL by
The Wing party would naturally and necessarily select
hs councillors from their ranks and modify his measures
to suit their views" &C. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19

the election OF the Officers ofthe House.
The following nominations for Sergeant arms
made
MIR. HAYES nominated Oliver Pease
MIR. Mercer nominated Bernard Hooe.
MIR. Haynes nominated William Robinson
MIR. Thomas nominated Roderick Dorsey
Mr.. Steele nominated James r. Heath.
Mr.. Loyal nominated John J. Roane
Mr. Parker nominated Abraham P. Lindsey.
MIR. Ash nominated John II. Sullivan.
MIR. McLene nominated John A. Weber.
Mr. Lucas nominated David Saunders.
Mr. Beae nominated Thomas Sangster.
Mr. Bouldin nominated Thomas b. Randolph and
George Grimes
MIR. Hopkins nomis aed Harold Smyth
MIR. Darlington nominated Robert Beae.
After the first ballot, Mr. Pearce of II. L. nominated
Mr. ID. A. A Buck, of Vermont
Nlessrs Mercer, Hawes Haynes, Thomas and Steele,
were appointed Tvllers.
The following exhibits the results of the several bal
lots:
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(h.sll,f.Ili EI.elinn


MI William X. johnson Is confirmed in his seat, by
the decision Of the Umpire, Francis H. Rives Esq-MT.
Johnson has majority off, The Cttt0n Manufaefory
roies mere set 0side as bad.--Mr. Riyes admitted the
Coal rotes, amounting TO g.
The election ought TO have been decided by the House
itself The question about chaTfced rots in any form
whasoeyers too and too important TO the Liberties
Of the people, 70 have Been udcated by any tribunal
short Of the highest in the land We do not consider
the question to be sced-highy honorable and intelli-
gent is The umpire who has decided in favor Of the
Coal votes II should be made before the Legislature It,
self, at the very first opportunity
Ertroct If Letter from Member of Congress- to Hyeh
n. Gayland, IF The Hirginia Legislature, dated
"WAsHIEoTON Cry, Dec. rs.
! have the satisfaction to inform you that on this
very day we had decisive vote in the House Of
Representatives petition presented praying for
the Abolition Of Slavery In tho District Of Columbia by
Congress This petition nailed 70 the table, by
most overwhelming majority-5 or to !. motion ."
print met similar fate Note the vote when you
the Yeas and Nays II will disclose the fact, that the
friends Of the Administration nearly unanimous
against the interference Of Congess with The question Of
Slavery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19

Locks and Keys and Stamps" Mai Deyrcdaoas and
Special Agents" "Clcrks Sc for Oeices and Nscci-
tone0us When the cutire business of a quarter is
brought upon the books, the credit General Accounts
will be balanced by transfer the credit of general
account, headed +" Post Office Department" which will
thus exhibit, glance the entire income OF the Post
Office Department for the quarter, and the sources
whence is derived. In like manner, the debit Gene
raj Accounts will be closed by transfer to debit of Post
Office Department, which will thus show, single
page, the whole expenditures of the quarter with the
objects of expenditure. The balance of this account
thus made up, will exhibit the condition of the Depart
ment at the end of each quarter.
IL has long appeared to the Undersigned, that, by
system of this kind, the application of the public
neys may be shown specifically than by any other
system of specific appropriation
Remainder m, o,r ,r9y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
DENIAL SURaERy.

/ BIZ. ". II. JONES, respectfully informs his
- friends OF lyuehburg, aud the public e,ncfali,
that nc has located himself IN Ivncllbulg where he
Is prepared TO perform all necessary operations on the
''rth such as Clean, File, Plug aud remove De
c"Hed l.ell insert Artificial Teeth, from one TO an
entire sttt on the most improved plans. such as are
pfactised by all scientific Dentists ia the United
States.
eeuss with all other Incident diseases pertaining
to the Teeth, are cured with ease. All operations
done by himself are warranted to stand, aud restore
10 decayed Teeth then former beauty
Gentlemen wishing To have operations p,,to,ned
on Their Teeth will please call at his room, Ladies
VIII be waited on at thcH private dwellings. Should
Joh' worthy OF attention present themselves either Al
the Spout Spring. or Campbell CT. House Dr. J
viii attend 10 them.
e = DR.. ". II. Jones may be found At the Uuiop
u otel, IN lynchburg. Retcrence-pf BENJAMIN +
lerfy, of Prince Edward
Dec Il -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-24
\ REMEDY FOR
NJ RIFE t.H.fTF,$,yY,

yU,uE xerutiating PAIN the decrcpuge aud de
l formts, an the premature old age winch are
Lepsu,l al tendanls of this disorder are suffered bv
mann from despair Of cure or disappointment IN
he efficacy of the numerous pretended andoes used
% effect this purpose. Hut those who have maze a
fail trial OF -
DIR. JEBBS CELEBRATED LlNlMENT,
even IN eases OF long standing, and OF the most Sc
,cre character have received certain relief and many
have been cured IN few days some III 2i hours as
number OF persons in Boston and vicinity have very
fnly testified. Certificates are IN the posse Ssion of
the Proprietor, proving the most thorough and sur
arising cures by means of this powerful l.inimeut il,
cases where other approved applications had utterly
failed The Llniment is also used with success for
bruises, spt.lns, numbness, stiffness of the Joints
chilbains, &c.
Price SO cents.
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MoMTAGUE.s pALrr.



Vie established reputation and constantly in
= efeas'ng demand for this ciIeetnal remedy ot
pam anu lrrNcrNative OF the Teeth. has in Iuc.d
me subscriber To oteI il 10 tie American nuhI;
Arrangements have been made 10 SUNNY ,cc,,,
IA al The principal Cilies and Towns Of the I'M.
u" states, SO as 10 pare ii within the reach of
.aoSe Suffering, and lke, to suffer- with tn, mos,
'tfasslng OF all Aches l'foothach) When oppli-
ca according TO directions given on the bottle il
n'S never failed 10 afford immediate and pcrna-
'el reilei Ii also arrests the decay in drtcctivc
'eeih and relieves that soreness which sn fro
qnenlly renders a strong tooth useless
l1' application and remedy are SIM Ia. ipno-
cent and not unpleasant and the laror number If
persons IN various sections of the country thar
maze already experienced such delightful and ,aln-
tarN benefits from the of the Balm, are read,
to bear Qor the public good) their testimony to it.,
unrisaed qualities.
II Is an Indian remedy obtained snptllarl, and
unexpectedly aud may be regarded by the civil
hrd world as the moSt valuable discovery Of the
Red Man oltdr Woods
All Applications Tor Agencies or orders for tine
Balm, will receive prompt attention, If addressed
to the subscribers. or 10 llodrrbv 4 McPhcctcr~.
petersburg, Virginia. II. b. MONTAGUE
Persons whose orders have been received. ma,
he assured that supplies will be forwarded as soon
as II can be shipped.
Sold bv
DAVIS Il PHILLIPS. Agents,
Liberty, Ia.
Dec. II u1
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LOOK HERE!

= II " Il y
garry application is made. the subscriber will
J., se'' great bargain in desirable tract OF Land
lug IN me county of Franklin, Virginia, large
I. '"'' winch affords compact body oflo" grounds
~ Oh which is splendid Land a mile in length
, "noie tract contains 9l5 acres, about 700 vet in
ToIs' great proportion good, and some splendid
,n uJcco i.ani Persons wishing to purchase, can
rpy 10 the subscriber, at Rocky Mount. Franklin
."Y' virginia. Terms yer, accommodating.
BEVERLY SYDNDR, Jr.
''''' ~ 2t if ct OF
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wELETAIU =. IkRAUTIz.7
At H-,lAKEs. JENVELEIs AND Sill
YER SMITH

7br,e aoors helotc The Market House and nearly OPP
positr the BankS.
T,AKES this opportunity of informing his Gus
l TONERS and the public, that he has ust returned
from the Northern Cities and Is now opening
snlendd assortment Of Udtchcs, Jeeeiry Pioted and
Br;iiInig Uare. and great many other articles
rh.b arc too numerous to mention-but he would
.j,. ,l,.orvc to those who are wanting 10 call on
him before they purchase else where as he Is deter
mine to sell low for cash. m
n B.-Clocks Watches Jewelry and Silver
Ware, made and repaired in the bes' manner and at
" az l ',,e. ,atica W. Il. X.
October II
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NEGROES TCR HIRE,

M Ill be hired for the ensuing year, on Thurs
w day, the 3lst instant, at Thomas Coemans
Gfoeefy,In the county of Amherst, ten OF twelve
Negroes, belonging TO the estate OF john liansaId
dec d. Among them, two accustomed TO
boating. X. HENLEY,
Administrator dc bons non, ,cih the ,ciH aaaered Of
JohR Hdnsard, dcc'd
Dec. 81 r3ID
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.VsOTffE.

Ep1 virtue oil a decree Of the Circuit Superior
4 Court OF Jaw aud Chlncery, for the County OF
Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th day of April, I|}5.
in the SUIT Prosser Powell, pitt against William Jop-
ling, \ cson Crawford, Leonard Ilcnly, Abram Car
tel aud others deits the undersigned. who is there
by appointed Commissioner for the purpose, will,
the I'd day of December next, proceed on the
premises, TO sell beginning with the tracts herein
after enumerated, aud selling only much may
be necessary TO satisfy the purposes of the said de
cree) 10 the highest bidder, for ready nloncy-that
Is, tract OF land belonging tn Abram Carter lying
inthe County OF Amherst, STYLED the Saw Mill Tract
Lot No. >, and adlolns ebert II. Carter and 9th
ers which contains 2i2 Also. another tract ad-
long the tract first mentioned, known by the name
Of the Lovcady Mountain, and contain Isl acres.-
And on the Bird day Of December next, shall pro-
coed, the promises i'll like manner, to selto the
highest bidder for ready money, another tract OF
land, also belonging the said \bram Carter aud in
said decree mentioned. which the sad County OF
Amherst, containing i9j acres, lying between The
North aud South branches of Bualoe river. and on
the Fork Mountains adjoining the lands OF Aaron
lilggnbothan and others.
THO. y. EUBANk. lc...
Sheriff Of amherst. W" h
fIs
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FAMILY CARRIAGE.

n.EHE just received, very Superior New
N.Y. ark GARRi AGE, OF the newest nat
A----A-z- tern, with h,tc Mounting, and ht rl,
10 please IN price aud appearance. The makcrw,sh
lne 10 introduce his work in tins pant Of the Statc
mas taken uncommon pans III putting the work 10
gethcr Persons wishing to buy. will can ON N,
lint, At the Garage shop of Mr.. Samuel \,rrS. on
Nam street. he former stand of II. Beach 4 Go.
HENRY BROWN, in
Oct. %
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

M Ill be sold, at public auction, on Friday the
w ist day Of January next, at OahvIe, Buck
lngfam county, credit Of twelve months all the
Negroes belonging To the ate OF james pattc,ou,
ace d Fond, and approved security, WI" be requit-
ed Of the purchaser.
CHARLES PATTESON
administrator Of James Patt6Son, dcc'd d..
Pee. II III
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me trustees, whose duty ii was made at the es
.sol,shmento OF the Patrick Horny Academy 10 attend
" 'he execution of all the rules and regulations for
'ne government of the Institution and to be present
d. Tue public Examinations, will in every instance,
promptly attend the same and make such report as
VI. case may require THE TRUSTEES.
Henry Co. Dec II IT
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ey9
FcSmPoWNMENT.

DY virtue Of the last will and testament of '1rtlet
ID Cash, deed. will sell, to the highest bidder,
for ready money, at Amherst Court House on the
18th day OF January next, three Negroes one Wo-
man. the others Man and Boy.
TllOS. EUBANk, Sheriff
of amherst Countg, and such, administrator Of b.
Cush deceased ,rih the ,ciH dnnered
Dec. II III
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The subscribers having associated Themselves in
the management OF the Patrick Henry Academy an
nounce TO the public the commencement OF the En-
for the next session, on the Is h January
lS6
The course of nstruction very extensive ard to
gsther with the Ancient Languages includes the
Sciences, as far as taugh in any similar school in the
State And the subscribers pledge themselves that
no pans shall be spared render the pupil entirely
familiar with any branch of education winch may be
the subject OF his attention With the Ancient Ian
euages, Ancient History and Geography will be
strictly attended to-Adams and Potter are the text
DOCKS IN Roman and Greek Antiquities. The first
principles OF elucaton, generally neglected in our
schools rtng and Arithmetic will in no instance
be om ted.
The extensive and suitable arrangement of the AGA
denny for the purposes OF study are too well known
10 require any femarks-and the public are generally
acquainted with It's other peculiar aud rarely surpass
cd adyan ages.
Arrangements now making to furnish the AGA
denny with general collection OF the latest and
improved Maps, and also pair of Globes. The
foundation oil a Library is also laid By furnishing
Inc Academy with all the books for gene
tM reference, the Commentators upon the Ancient
Languages, and Lexcons and Dictionaries, the pri-
ceS OF winch generally preclude our youth from the
use of them.
The regular Examinations will commence at the
expiration OF each session. ard be conducted so as
10 Test the proficiency of the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made through
out 'he nelghbourhood for boarding, in the most re
spectacle families
Board, including Washing. Lodging,
oandies and Fire wood per session, $50 90
Tuition ices, in the Languages and Sci
sSncss, 10 50
Do Do in English, 10 90
JOS. p. GODFREY,
WIN. PERKINS, Jr.
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Ill Teacher Wanted.

n AN lrom''o to 40 years of age, of good mora
character, and who is well qualified to teach thel
s;,. usually taught in this country, may hear of
Iv,"o n, on application to Mr.. John Carey of
Angus, 81. P''' P''' :.
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GuNpoW der artd sgtack Tca.

NJ T. have on hand chest OF Gunpow,Ier and
w Black Tea OF ,ety superior quality. tor sal,
CIV r. < ! + RON,,I
Oct. .,
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Nov, 80
NOTICE..

n ~; persons having claims against the estate OF
tho, e homas Ford, deed, requested to bring
,e,,, 'ofth without delay, properly authenticated for
,e'neht and those indebted TO sud estate will
f'ease make immediate pavment to M.
H. .CuLNRAlN FORD. Jr. 4dm'r.
'o'' II W jw-
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present amount OF stock sill owned b, the United
States, independent of What belongs TO the nav,
pension fund. Should til. Bank divide a part of
IT'S capital after the Sd of March next aud before
the close OF the year 1876 the dividends received
for interest profits will probable, be somewhat
tower but, on the other hand there viii then be-
received into the TrrastfN instead of lhrm, a due
proportion oi the capital stock.
rus Department made reasonable inquiries Of
the Bank iiSei. to its probable COURSE In r.
Npcct To- the division of lis capital, with A view 10
apPriHc Congress Of the revenue which onpl 10
lac anticipated from that source in 1880 but, cx-
traordna,> as il may appeal, At period 81 nea,.
the close of lis charter, and alter the dhconiinu-
ancc of several al its branches il will be seen nv
tc correspondence annexed, CO. thai the BanL
had then conn IL mo drci>lan on the .uhicef
tie sales oil bank stock To the navy pension
" :" WIN p''''nN NOT .' ,''h'' advisable by
:,', '''' Wv '' ''','' !" ~ Nv '"'' 'en' inc
l,'' '''' '''' ''N' ''' 'N''"''''a less
r.
IN "li's'' ""' ~ ,,'' o''''' '''l'S "oS' ms
,I - WV, ''''Nl'""" nr"'s WIN
~ ~ 900 ~ '''' TIT sum o' 5000, he
~ -. '''''"' o''' " III" N''l'oh"n
''' '''"'''' 'o' "' ''''lon "' "aheh, ai
r'N. WV W. N''' "''' >'5H,'' having II o'
''''''' - ~ Vt" l''"'l'''N anu n"'"'"pIN lalo'
NV, '''''s - "'>' >''' '' ''N' annual re-
P''' "''" '"J'>''"' anu ''ed''ea "hd'r 'l's rehr-
-, ,n ~, n s''N ,'' l''eaeoe /" a"' 'hdi about
'''''"' "'o'' ''N "''' secured ny means oil mat
=" o'''N VI '"ie 9anonr, que nom Sc
~ nv '''''''''"'N 10 'e h'''' states. anu
Wv "''', - II ''N "''''"N o'eo P'u I'M" i'' 'ra-
>" l''' s"'''' " ,'e .''' III 'uhG''SA on ih'S
i - W - III - o'''''"''n'' ~ soon
,.L ~ ""' l'''" 10 'ioN'
;I ~ ~ wv ''S"'" ','' wv
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ANCHOR AND TIoPE.

= h This desirable rcsdcucc late Col. William
lssiai Clark ), IS HOW tor rent lease 1t Is sltu
atc& "u flM Creek II miles sontl OF Lynch
oois. OF particulars and terms, apply 10 the sub
acribef, living Two miles south.
JAMES W. MOOEMtN
npc.oi 80
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Fresh l0nflscs A.

~ l. have lnst received lot Of Ercsh Candle,
" OF very superior quality. Also, 4 small qua,
ity OF Preserved Cinuu.
J. y. X }. T.. RONAII.
fif,
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JOS. p. GODFREY,
W NJ. PERKINS, Jg.

y / ne subscriber will be prepared to accommodate
noaoes IN his family, and will regularly enlarge bis
establishment for their future accommodation.
WM. PERKINS, in.
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MEGRoES WANTED.

! WISH to purchase twenty or dirty YOrNG
NEGROES, from 81 to - years of apc-to,
whom the highest market WIce will BIZ gwen.
NJ. lINRT.
Nov. 10 f.
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New Arrival of Drugs, Mcdicines, DC.

~ /. have this day received full supply n
W DRG GS, MEDICINES. PANTS DiyS
~ Il SFtFFS, Sc. Sc, direct from the Northern
markets. which We can recommend to phvsicrars
merchants, aud the public generally, as fresh. sennz
me, and OF the very best quality.
we nave also received Rasins. in whole and half
poNes rigs; Pfunes; Cltron; Preserved Ginger
md Other West India rw cctmcats of snpcror oualIt,
naseat Vine; Lemon syrup; Candies Of every "a.
ileS and many other asticcs ~ our line whiehWil
DC sold ON reasonable terms Our friends are invited
10 call our stock beng now nearly complete.
J. i. \ !. T.. ROY ALL,
June n,t,
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aEsrpalLADEhPaza porrc.

"a J. have Il of TIN, article ON hand which We
w viii sell at Philadelphia prlccs with the
addition OF charges only.
II. i RICHARDS 4 co
DC % .,
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NUGRors WANTED

WILL give the highest cash price for lkcl,
4 Young Negroes.
SETH WOODHOOF.
Nov % G,n
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FOR SALE.
BACON.
100 boxes Candles.
V:E.H'TED,

zoo BUSH. FLAN SEED, FOR which the high.
DNvO est Cash price viii be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Aug. 10 Is
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TIRE REPORT,
TIRE ASuRN REPORT.-0nNc,r

Explanation Of estimated receipts from H,se,Ha-
Ht0uS SoHfefs,
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June !
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-02
LIE M s

% In Jefferson CO. Va. on Sunday
the 10Th uIt. two negro men, brothers,
had fight, and from wound received
by one ct the time, has since died-the
other is in jaiI.-Tbe Supreme Court
of Massachusetts have decided against
the town Of LoweU, in the action
brought against them by Mr.. Currier,
for the injury sustained by him some.
time since, from the neglected state
of the roads, by which his chaise, in
which was also young lady, was
thrown down precipice. The YER
dict is $7O00-a pretty round sum-
A poor girl at London, aged 27, was
driven to madness, and finally cut her
throat, in consequence ofbeing tainted
by her neighbors with the melancholy
fate Of her mother, who hung herself a
few months before.-Agreat WoDhunt
is in preparation 10 Addison county,
Vermont, 10 which some twenty towns
are TO join. Detachments from each
town, organized under Captain, are
to march TO the common rendezvous
on the 28th inst, 'sarmed with guns,
pitch forks, axes, and other weapons,
and each provided with two days. RAJ
lions 5" the line of march is then to be
pointed out, and the hunt to begin
The wolves in the neighboring noun
tains are said to be very mischievous.
The Boston Recorder says, that 100
Sabbath schools have been established
in Lower Canada, within the last two
years.-Twenty thousand have united
with the Temperance society in New
York city, the last year.-The "great
bell Of Moscow" was cast from mate.
rails weighing 44s,772 pounds, about
227 tons, bu. was never hung, or re-
moved from the place where il was cast.
1t is 10 feet in height. The largest
bell 10 Moscow which is tolled, weighs
81 tons. There is a bell in tower at
Florence. weighing u tons, elevated
275 feet above the ground.-An lndi.
ana paper states that murder which
was committed in that State about six-
teen years ago, has been ascertained to
have been committed by man who
was recently hung at Natchez, and who
confessed under the gaIlows that he was
guilty Of the crime in question.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-02
From the Richmond Compiler.

Hoo is this s-It is the fashion OF
every one, nowadays, TO declaim
largely against the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the
press. From the legislative hall, the
bar, and even from the pulpit, we hear
fulminatioas az ainst "degraded and
corrupt press" Indeed, sensitive
conductor OF public print 10 compel.
ed sometimes to hang his head for a
moment, half ashamed to be recognized
amidst the parsgcps Of purity who are
soloudly denouseing bis ,hankless pro-
feSsion.
One would naturally think, then,
that editors would prof. by tue oft-re.
peated rebukes, and render their sheets
chasse vehicles OF Intelligence, instead
Of violent and denunciatory engines
But what inducement have they r.
Does public patronage flow into such
a channel 7 Does it no, seek to heap
it's rewards upon the bitter and vindic-