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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

IN CIIANCERY.-At court held for Louisa county at
Niche, pf against Robert G. willis administrator of James
Niche, U dec, Matthew Michie, John Mchc Joseph Mche
Jennetta Niche, Sally Niche and Robert G. Willis and Eliza
The defendants Matthew Nchie and John Nchie not hav
ing entered their appearance given security according
law, and the rules OF this and appearing sasfac
ION OF the court that they not inhabitants Of this State
d Mathew cbe and John che do appear Uf here o" the
m day Of August court next and the bill of the plain
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two months SS
SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door of the courthouse
s. 4 Copy. Teslc, JOHN HUNTER, C L. C
IN CHANCERY-:At court held for Louisa county, at
the courthouse, on Monday, May the lith 1929 Henry
David Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards, Molly Null
iimS James Miche, Jonathan Niche, John Mchis William
Thcodosia his wife Nancy Nche Polly Niche, David
Mche Frances Niche. Sarah Niche, Robert l. Niche,
Martha Niche, Niche, George Niche and Elizabeth
his WIFE, Robert e. Willis and Eliza his WIFE Robert Michie
Matthew Niche and Sally bis WIFE John Niche, Joseph
Payne Peter Macarthur and Mary his WIFE, Ludlow Bramham
and sally his wife, Nancy Mch Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
alchc MauPin, Lartin Stamper and Emily bis wife, John
Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas StagneT and Nancy his wife
Martin and Sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy his wife,
Susanna Mche James Mchie Maupn and Polly bis wife
James Niche, William Niche, John Niche, Mere
wehcr and Patsy his wife, John Downing and Polly his wife,
Tboma 9o ana ais % Sa won't s0
James Niche and Frances Niche, Robert G. Willis admins
traitor OF James che deceased and James Aicie admin
isiraor Of David Achie deceased, defendants.
The defendants George Niche and Elizabeth his wife, Mat
thew Niche and Sally his wife, John Niche, Nancy Payne
Peter Macarthur and Mary hisw Nancy mche Nancy Good
man. Asa Smith and frances his wife, James Goodman aud
Maria his wife, Mchie Maupn Larkn Stanper and Emily his
wife, John Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Siagner and
Nancy his wife, james maupn, Fontane Maupin Patrick
Maupn, William Martin and Saly bis wife, Richard Davis and
asy his wife Joel Maupn and Polly his wife, Nancy Nichie
Hfercvrether and Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
Wood having entered their appearance and given security
according and the rules Of this court appearing to
the satisfaction Oftbe court that they inhabitants of this
State the motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is ordered
at the said last named defendants (ho inhabitants
This S;atc do appear here tine first day of August next
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published the city
Richmond for months successfully, and posted the
door OF the courthouse OF this county, day
IS = CORY. Tcg.e, JOHN HUNTER z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
SALE OF Land

Y virtue Of decd of executed by Robert Dou,hat 10
the Subscriber, bcaring date the Goth Feb 1926, and
duly recorded the Office of the county court of Augusta
shall proceed to SELL at public auction before the Wayne
aver IN Staunion on Saturday. the Both day of May next
Tor cash, the following valuable Real Estate, described in the
deed above referred to- foows"Two certain tracts or
parcels OF Land lying and being tho county of Augusta ON
the Calf Pasture river; the tract containing estimation
77 acres the other containing by estimation 400 acres be tho
same or less which said tracts Of land are ore pac
larry described in deed by Lewis A. Pauey and Jane b. bs
wife, bearing date the 10Th day oay 1895 whereby the said
two tracts OF land are conveyed to the said Robert Douba
aprl Z9--W5t VIM KINNEY, Jun.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
Spring SsEDpTv.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally, ne has lust returned fo the nobern Sec,
where ne has selected elegant Ladies' and Cen
uenes BOOIS and SHOES which have arrived and are nov
opening Ills present consists Of almost every ar
Gle m his neamong them Gentemens fine calf and seal
SKIN Boots with round and square Toes Gentlenens calf skin
sewed Boots at SO 50 do seal do nailed do from 81 so to 60
He disposed TO sen at accommodating prices and respect.
fully invites the public call and examine themselves
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
~ f;tJ Caier the Eagl3 Hcicl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26

New YORK, May i9-Anotlcr Of the heroic race
h's passed from the sccnC--John Jay--the compan-
iun and friend OF Washington, the collaboration Of
i'an!nn and Madison, The upright and learned
iu.-". n 6rm patriotic, hld able foreign Minister
t1c cal -n:en.d Cbicf Magistrate, the distinguished
Senator, ,hc Scholar, and the gcnteman---has paid
tho t.l5a which al must in time pay. He died on
sunday, at hs residence dt Bedford, in Winchester
county 10 tho GIih year of his age
SIR Jay has not, for more than twenty years, ta-
.;a any par. IA the public affairs ofthe country nor
mingled III all in the busy world; and hence, to the
present generation, his name was already, even be-
ero the grave had placed it beyond the reach ofenyy
Of accident, purely historical. The intelligence,
hcreforc. Of his death viii fall upon the community,
ra. with tC shock occasippcd by the sudden and un-
expected bereavement Ola familiar object; bat as
putting the final seal Giia consnmation to repnia-
ion ich, whether for dsiuterested purity, enlight-
,cd patriotism, or simple grandeur, Is not surpass-
.d even in the illus,rOus annals Of the men o. the
american Revolution.
We insert with satisfaction, The following tostno-
gz 1respe1t 20 the memory Of the deceased By tie
Supreme Court ofthis State low sitting here, and
o., tia ,peniue OF no Supreme Court this morn
.n...gy. Dnrd q. Odge" rose aud said he wouic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ AVING lat the desire of the Inspectors of the
Il IL above Warehouse,) taken the situation
OF salesman tender my services to the cultvators of
tobacco such; and will pay the strictest atten
ton to receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
sent to me or the inspectors.
PunctIiality and despatch will in all cases be par
ticufarly attended to.
foliage, &c. advanced.
u Office in the Inspectors Counting Room
81. G. LAKELAND.
~ B.-Tbe planters are assured that the best pri
ces will be obtained from all the buyers to whom,
as well as the Commission Merchants and Inspectors
beg leave to refer. NJ G.. l..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-26
University of Virginia.

THE next Session of this University will begin on
u the 10th September, and continue until the goth
July following.
Yhe expences reduced by regulation of the Board
o. Visitors, made IN July last, follows for the
session of 10i months:
Board, including bed and other room filrni-
ture, washing and attendance, SiOp 90
Fuel and capdles to he furnished by the
Proctor at cost, and five per cent com
mission, estimated at 90 90
Rent of an entire dormitory SIG; if dccu-
pied by two students 100
Use OF Library aud public rooms, IS 90
Professors fees from $50 to SIS; average, 60 90
2o3 90
Chiefly for the purpose of favoring economy, the
Board of Visitors have required the Students to wear
uniform dress The coat, waistcoat and pantaloons
to consist OF cloth of dark grey mixture, and at
price not exceeding six dollars yard. Further par
ticulars will be found in the enactments The dress
is at once cheap and becoming, and s furnished in
Charlottesville moderate terms. and according to
model. The attention of Parents and guardians is
particularly requested to this point, as the enact
ments respecting it will be rigdly enforced, and no
opportunity afforded to the student wear more ex-
pensIve dresses. A. S. BROCKENBROUGH,
may 11--w4tc Proctor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
JACKSON, Lou. Sent. I.

JACKSON, Lou. Sept :.
TIE Cf1ps--The cotton in this parish we are glad
to stae is much promising than it has been for
many years, and if an curly frost does not iniurc it.,
there will be very full crop i'll fact, better c,op
than has been for many years.
SuSur.-We have boon presented with stalk Of
ribbon cane, raised ON the plantation of Mrs Keller
about two miles from this Illage-it measures nine
and half feet i'll ength and ripe full six feet 1t
appears from experiments that the sugar cane will
grow as good III this Parish as in Point Coupee-al
many of planters have turned their attention to
its cultiyation-there severu fields of fine cane
on tho CoInite river.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
GREAT REACTION IN THE WEST

NhEhI RiI-ACIlUN IN THE WES'T.
LIP Editor CT the Baltimore Patriot has received the
ioloWing letter from gentleman in Springfield
Ohio, dated the 18th instant.
The dismissal of 4. Bradley from the G.. P. 0.
qs been received here with general burst of in
dIghation both by anti and present Admi nistra-
ton men. "wliole hog" Jackson man, aRer
not vote for Jackson again, even for Constable
was IL company yesterday with a very nteli-
Es9t gentleman from Kentucky, and who has
liteiy been over great part OF that State, and
sF; informs me Tint he never i'll the course of his
lie witnessed such change In the sentiments of
tie People as has taken place in favor of NIr. CLAY
--tre mentioned several PERSONS who six months
ss2 could scarcely hear his name mentioned
without some Expression Of nIveetiye against him.
VINO are now loud in bis praise. The fanatacism of
she people through which worthless demsgogues
have here been brought into places which nature never
iie enai t!refn Tor is fast passing away. Justice will
ii lie dom, to prosecuted mgrit."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

record, may undoubtedly be cassed with the mar
vcis that Phuy records with much gravityand good
l.utin; and some of them will te likely to obtain
credit no, before allowed that the ssiamese boys
give occular demonstration Of similar prodigy.
-. u. Is. Ga-etfe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

4 gll42 Yoa&t--f)a Tuesday last, tho Boston Sea
feacibles. Capt Austin, celebrated their 9Th ami
yeSshry. and dired with few guests at the Charles
tbwn Hotel. OF the toasts drank on the occasion
Was the following laconc by Mr.. Ebennzer
ti"ugst: = Jc!tsuas Reform is tie Uared SEhes'
H1iirood 10 lcStruction."-CsaI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
FTos, he C;ncinaafi Gazette.
STICK TO THE PARTY.

Ar article in the Republican of yesterday, noticing
ne ticket published i'll the Gazette, concludes US
o'lows-
s'We deem it proper, however, to cali upon the
i.euds of tho prescn. administration of the genera!
overnrnt, to rally, and support with united Effort,
. ticket which Is truly the ticket of the party,
as been agreed TO by large minority OF all the de-
sa.atcs chosen to the county convention. At such
rsis, and such OCCASION uns ui,nity is safety
mi little personal jealousies, local preudices, and
higborhood ennities of partalities, should yield o
90 higher considerations of tho general good aud the
ubltc welfare.-Such we believe will he the case,
nd that every effort TO divide and distract the jack
vh party will be unavsilms."
The long and short of this eyhortatiou lis we'll set
sat IN the following, copied from late Baltimore
ratriot: II might properly be put in the mouth of
.iS;sy. ~ 1'1''eS Oh tue ''0'ss"0'0 OF THIS VI
Jackson man, ain, ''TRUE Blue"
What more, what better would you have mt,
Jackson mans the man for you,
Jackson and Party, sutc will cave me.
am the Hero.-candda,e,
Beyond that hame claim no merit:
ot books, or Laws do not prate
40 college hcliors inherit
TteGsc Adams men, they prose and pfnach
Bout Laspi books, and Laws and Sessions;
Ttey'd make you think that they can teucL
Oh Nick himself to say lis lessons.
They talk to you of Factories;
vi Cotton Mills, and Cotton weavets
'S.i you What my friends, that tileSo
ofy Adams men are bold deceivers.
Why don't they come out bold aud say
Inat Party men, they're true aud hearty.
lAe Cunning dogs, they know, that they
Lave neither icuder, head, or Party.
luai Party mill my friends,
Givo NE awhile your beet attention.
ite1r me! for my strong claim depends
On being brought by tie CohventluI.
IIiat lutte band of Heroes s,et,
Aud utter deep deliberations
That bdad IF lite Heroes set
Their thoughts OH me for this high statioiI.
WHAT did they care, or what care you,
=; For learning, sense, Or wit, or talents;
HIlcK 10 zee FaS'y boys, be hrnI, be tNe, ,
Party's the only worth, my gaants.
OMr Country's good-the nat;o>i's wcsl,-
Things well e1iongh,-f{ grant, in seds6u;--
Miist give place to Party zeal;
sly hopts are blasted if you reastn.
Reeson! my fi'iends POUNDS hoy old tisLoned-.
Brave partizans must reason, never;
Sheef with my party shouts impxssioncd-
Put the dull reasouers down forever
Of 'sInstitutes,' and s.Public Schools
These adams rlE,, will prate TO Won;
mould your minds with other tools,
II am Jackson nun True Blue"
Away with Schools" and ssIrfstItutcs,r
Ylcchan1c Arts" and Books and "kuowlcdge;''
S!ich idle nonsense only suits
Ynt Bachelors of Harvard CoIlenh:
~ rem cheer me With your brave inlrrasi
-, My enemies pray turn your backs Oh;
Down with their "Systenls" Casts" Laws
GoH' night, my frienis!-H;:'ra for ,turhson,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

Professor Silirnans excellent Journal Of Science
!is lately gained two hundred and fifty subscribers.
IN tae number just issued, the editor says:
'shond the present subscription be continued the
dpurnh cun be Sustained with vgour; the authors of
Variable communications will be compensated; and the
external appearances and contents oftho work will
trust always be- as hope they in the present
gurnbeI, sch good ase and the dignity of SCIENCE
Gcnani.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

Providence paper mentions, that Miss Frances
Wright, the Lecturer, will shortly have that for
-. Domingo, to carry to that island number of Ne
gro Slaves which she has purchased Tor the purpose
of manumissioa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

writer in tho New York Courier has pravei conciusivey
mat hlrss Wright rs bad writer, IS thus:
uss-uritcto write incorrectly" .bster's Dictionary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

TIRE late President ADAMS Is abont to erect a
vi!ite m2rble monument to the memory OF his nar-
eRtslt Is TO be- eurnontcd with bust of his faith
q, and P'occd within the meeting house at oun
CT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
Kpsr,wnno, Armstrong Co. Penn.

kWrtN-'ING, Arrrslrnng Co. PENN
Shutting ,9ccidGt-On Tuesday last u sen of NIr
Hastings, of Wayne TOWNSHIP, lad aged about n
YGas lett the field whore nc and some more of the
family at work for tho purpose Of hunting some
cattle that were missing in the morning, and had
not proceeded far before he rs is supposed took ont
IFS penknfe To cnt stick and while in tie act of
srooPing was discovered through the brush by,
hcghbor who had been searching for game, rnist0ok
te boy FOR Br fred, and he ball entered the Icfi
hrcnst and came out Of tic Jack which caused in
s;antGnko;ts deaLh.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

ALbIES.--An Ohio paper st a:cs that "oa the 18th
Of August, there born i'll tlc vicinity Of Xcna,
t0in girls, attached TO each othcr like the S;ia,ncsc
boys exhibiting In this city. One of the children
had two thumbs on one hand. They only lived a.
Bout two days"
Mary rfihe s'rrfns Of re.rr's Ff45As :Ia. 20 fnd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

The Governor Of Pennsylvania has called on extra
ordinary session ofthe legislature be opened on the
81 of November next, for the purpose of nakino pro-
giston for tire State Canal fund.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
TRANgroRr, XVI October Q.

- ERANEl'oRT, (ky) October 0.
The election FOR senator 10 the counties of Jes
sanine and Woodford tospply the vacancy occasion.
Cd by the death OF Col. mudrow, has terminated in
iryor OF George T. Brown, Esq by large majority
over his jackson opponent, Lewis Singleton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

WOpL IIATS.-5O cases Readiny vel =
Tor safe by OTIS, DUNLOP & "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
.TGRETEM.
From London papers to the 18th Sept received a;
the Wing office, by the Tally Ho.
SURRENDER OF ADRIANOpIE


MUNICH, Sept. 2, 8 p.
colved from the Russian headquarters, under the
date Of August 8, (20) the of the entrance OF
Gen. Diebitsch into AdrianopIc. The Maho,nefan
Ropdiauon has placed itself under the protection of
the Russian arnry, and Lot left tho city
This important is confirmed by tic following
letter from General Count Debitsch TO M de Tatis-
chef, Russian Ambassador at Vienna which was re-
'elveu at the cice of the +iieAaeinc ZatH,g almost
nj the same norrient:-
'-,lii the Esk!-Sarai, ut AlriunopIc,
Ana & (oON Z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

ytOH fars u Ics0oy tr,lt Sfofc n at Nere s.
'"g i7c ~ atfhts 7slcs, ercept the bpye fct ~, ace l.
70'or' # .Ra~irrrT's- -Cl'ebe S-y. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
AM hle Propev,y
FOR SALE.

EWlSll 20 sell my propeftt IN New London
alpresent occupied by George Boyd, Esq
II is coovcneat situation for a pubic house
of for "A private family, aud is near the New
London Academy. superintendent by the Rev
n. II. Cobbs and Que Ct the bes schools in the
upper country. There is attached to this sifua.
ton Ga acres of land in good heart aud well
wstered. great bargain will be given 10 any
one wishing TO purchase. and terms made ac-
oommodating II mol sold privately before the
9Th November next. twill then he offered nj
public auction. before the door Of john r. ID.
Payns's auction room. For further particu.
lars. eaqare Of the suhscriber in Lyncabure. OF
AZ his absence 10 John X u. PAYNE. Esq,
SETH WARD.
Oct 10. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
Usds,si,D OJo5sy7.

The Convention wss opened by pra er by
the RL Reverend Bishop Moore
The folnwinE were then announced rs the
names of IN. Com nittce appointed by the
CHAR, IN pursuance Of the resolution which was
,e.'erds, adopted on motion Of Mr.. Chapman
Johns n.
LIST District Wm. n Giles
Cad %. WIN. II. Broadnas.
I'D Do. John Marshall
din d.. Peachy HARRISON.
5h Do. Chapmaa Johnson.
49, Do. Andrew Beune.
III D.. John Y. NJ ,son.
9Th Do. John Randolph.
oh D.. James Madison.
lmh Do. Charles Fealon Mercer.
I'M Do. Alfred II Powell
18Th DO. William NaYlor.
18th DO. john Is George.
14th d. John Rpane.
10Th D.. tIenly Chapman.
18Th DO. Lewis Summers
17ih Do. phillin Doddrdge.
18th DO. John w. Green.
10Th 20. Lntletbn w. Tazewsli
Goth Do Wm. Campbell.
9ia D1. George Townes.
o2nd Do. James peasants.
s3rd DO. John raliaiero.
Oath D. Thos. r Joynes.
On motion IL Mr.. Lhdpmdn J0hru0u, the res'
elutions offered yesterday by Nj. Doditidge
were then ordered TO he referred to the Selslt
Committee now appointed
On motion Of Mr.. Doddrldgc, who sugges
Ted that the Committee would consume the day
IL the performance of the duties committed TO
them. the Co"veniion then adjourned I'LL to-
morrow al ~ O'Clock.
We learn, that tho Commute Of 81 bnv-
ing met in The Council Chambar after the ad.
journmenl of The Convention, proceeded to
organize by putting Mr. Madison in tho Chair.
Three propositions we're subsequently made,
designating the mode otproceedlug, LIST Mr..
Doddridge. proposing to refer the different
subjects to d iiereni Select Committees 81.
A proposition made by MIR. Tasewell, aud Sc.
Ionded by Air Giles, 10 refer the whole sub
Jsct of amendments TO committee of the
whole. And Sd. proposition made by Mr..
Chapman Johnson, TO refer The whole subject
OF amendment to Select Committee. After
debating these propositions. the Committee ad.
journed without coming To any conclusion. to
meet hi. day, nj ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Giles WAS put NJ the head of the com.
mitee by the President of the Convention !;
but observing that this WAS ihe effect fthe Dis
frict which he represented coming FIRST in or
der, he begged lesse to vacete the Chair. when
MIR. Madison WIS pm, into II. Hhig ofthe sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12


az Chesterfield Bsrboar OF ofangr and Gotdoo.
Ga Mr. SCOTS motion, Committee % frtV.
ilsges and Elections ~ss appointed. aud the
following gen,lem-n ~ere selected, via Mrs'rs
Scott, Doddridge. Nicholas. Taylor Of No'iolk,
Taliafrrr., Peasants aud Baldwin.
Aud then, on Mr.. McGoys motion, The
House adj ,urued nlI mi, day. ~ O'Clock.
. Al meeting oflhe Clergy Of the CITY. held last
evening" a. the house Of Mr.. j eray-Ihe
Right Rev. T. c. MooRE was called 10 The
Char.
communication was received from g w.
Muuiord SECRETARY ri ,he Convention. melos.
Jog resolution OF that body, inviting he Cler-
sy,fthe ci', tn opsn their daily sessions ~nh
payer. --Whereapon, the Invitation was ae-
copied. and the Clergy Of the Episcopal Church
vete depa,ed TO perform thar service during
the present week alter which. the same ser
vice will be- performed by the other denomina'
ton. IN roistion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

mr.: PoinseH Certain of the Legislatures OF
the Mexican States have made Iemonstrances
10 the General Congress Of that confederacy
soliciting his discharge, and expulsion from the
country This extraordinary attack on for.
f'gn diplomatic agent has placed the latter in
'he equally new and unpleasant predica me q,
OF being compelled TO vlndcate hi mself 40 ainst
one OF the confederacy near which Ito use the
ioreiso Rhrase) he represents the the Interests
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12
Lexington [ XVI Sept. %.

LtLtHBTOh IhY.J otPI' -o'
The crop of corn in ihIs STATE is uncommoniy
fine Mr.. Montmon has sent us stalk from
his field in this neighborhood, 10 IL feet in
length, hearing two good ears also single ear
from another slalk, containing more than 100
grains. Some fields will yield Is barrels TO the
acre. All that have been we'll worked will pro-
duce 10 barrels and upwards.
The crop of Hemp is not uniformly good and
very little of il frs, rate though from the
quantity sown, it may be considered a good
average.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

The Annual Meeting of the Society of
Friends III London has issued document, g..
claiming all connection with certain protes ed
members of their Denomination, principal, in
America who do not allow me DIVINITY and
aionemeni Of the Lofd Jesus Christ They a.
Sert that this has always been a leading doctrine
oil the Friends, and they quote man. passages
of Scripture TO show that il is The doctrine OF
the word of Cod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

ANROM Lynchhurg BAY MARE, Dor 10
u years old, feet y or 10 inches high
There are no marks ecollected, except she has
the scratches on each foot l will pay reason
able reward for the delivery of said Mare to
me, at my stable in Lvnchhurg.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Oct {. 2lI
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DOWESTIGa

Washington, Oct. 5.-Ihe Commander ia
rob Frederick forbade Percirn D'4sdnibujd pre-
sen,ed. on Friday morning last, TO the Secreta,
~ OF State. his letters Of credence as Charge d
AfIaires of his Majesty the King Of Portugal
near the Government the United States, was
officially recognized as such, and subsequently,
introduced 10 the President of the United States,
by whom he was received in h,s Official eharac-
ter. Nds. fH'