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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07
SteaNer Columbia.

SttNNttv NNlNWOtN.
VJlHE Baltimor. and Potomac Steam Packet Company
i have the pleasure of infor ming the public, nat
the above new and spleniid Packet has commenced
Columbia.
o<a The Steamer Columbia Cap.
r. H. tain James Mitchell, will leave the
T5E.,SasSR, lower end of Patterson street wharf
H. g !S1s-F Naturddy Of each week, at p.
". for alexandria. Washington, and Georgetown Re-
turning she will leave Hashingfon H<6nesday nor.
ming at o'clock, and .9e1andiG a, o'clock, touching
at tie following places the Potomac River to land
passengers and freight. both going and coming:
On the Maryland side: On The VHginia side:
Point Look. Out Sandy Point,
Pine, Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs Lending Place, Bo,d's Hole,
opposite Judge Plater's, Mrs Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swann's Point,
LudowS Ferry, and
Mrs. Piess.
Signals have been placed at each of the above pls.
ces. which will be boised imne diatey on the boat
appearing:
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav.
ing ttoo engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 500 to 1000 barrels freight and accommodate in
the most superior sly at ieas, 100 passengers. Fog
speed she stands ~ yet unrvaed.
The rroprieors hope by strict attention to the com
fort Of passengers and of goods TO meii, share
of public patronage
Passage to Washington -, exclusive of fare.
Freight as cusomary.-GJ' All baggage st the risk
OF the owners. II ROSS, Agent
Baltimore, may 30-june4
n. Is. The Passengers in the Columbia arrive suffi.
cienty early for the six o'clock Lines Thursday
morning to PhladcIphs
An arrangement has been made, by which The Co.
ltlmba, her passage to the Distr CT, viii receive
passengers from offthe Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07
Consolidating

uoHN SUMMERS & ALEX'RP =. AUSTIN, respect
Oh fully inform the public that they have entered in
Conartnershp and continue carrying on the
COych and HuracSs Nuking business,
AZ the old stand on ST. Asaph-street, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John Summers,
where al. orders will be met with promptatsntoa and
srsr,,ed with neatness and durability febs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
FOREIGN.
THE PRESENT pOTI@V - :,

iHE PRESENT POLICY OF ENGLANn
since me accession of the Duke of WeIl;n,-
ton TO the Prime Ministry, the British govern.
meh' mas entered upon a course quite o, oar
lance WIN mat which il formerly pursued i,
regard TO Var'oas points ofpolicy, nrinri
pa pa ueVe'opement of which, thus far. is seen in
'he emancipation of the Catholics and the ,o'
pea OF me Corporation and Test Acts. r.
nose ooid and decisive measures, one half thy
po I;.o OF The United Kingdom have been
renewed rom burden under which ,hev had
groanea tor more than a century & the great r
goeson mas been decided that the policy of mas,
e"J h a'pns IS TO be estimated not by its an,ioni
~, out by its intrinsic merits. ""'''iu''
wo rhere IS good reason TO believe that tho
conn.s ., telorm' will nc, stop here. In a
,ha ny Wneie freedom of speech, opinion and
''' ''es' Is greater tlsn perhaps in an, a,bsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
HENRY CLAY.

There is constant efIou,a ieyerish hnEie'
~ Observable In certain newspapers. to un-
dpryalue the talents and Influence of Mr. Clay.
The Richmond Enquirer, for instance, says he
is no wriler,-thnt lie is merely an orator !;
while the Louisville Advertiser, asserts that he
is no orator. So that between the two, Mr.
Clay is absolutely anon.entity. All this re-
minds US of The good tempered Sir Fretfni Pla-
giary in the play. who whenever he was char
ged with having an irritable temper, always
fell into a violent rage. to prove the contrary.
These editors stand in that whimsical position
10 Mr.. Clay, that they can neither do with nor
without him. They are united with their po-
iitical brethren. from Georgia to Maine, in n
crusade against one man--and yet pretend thai
that man Is without talent OF influence, and that
The play is moi worth the candle ! Still the play
goes on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
TIC TdgIhB UCtHH
l. invoked, TO drown a ny. F"

The people of this country will not take their
opinion OF Henry Clay, from the statements OF
these men, whatever they might infer from
their conduct. The monuments of his talents
as a statesman as well a. an oratot are too
conspicuous TO be mistaken. HIS instructions
10 thu Panama Commissioners, his letters upon
The question of the navigation of The 81. Law
renee, and the British Colonial trade are on
record, aud shew thai as a writer he has no
superior among the statesmen OF the country.
We recommend these documents, over aud
over again, to the friends and foes of MIR Clay
"a prrusaI of them will SCI at rest all doubts
in relation to his irsnscendant talents, il any
such, IN reality, exist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
TIE UNIVERSITY OLE VIRGINIA.

Nh. Madison the Rector, was unable TO at
tend on account Of The weakness vi ich he sns-
tains from his last attack The Visitors IN at
tendance on the Examination were Messrs
Monroe, johnson, Cabel and Randolph. The
Examination terminated on Thursday last,
the Oraions, &c. were delivered on Saturday
1t is said, that ne regular Expose will be
made of the results and various attachments of
the different Students, on account of the unior-
tunaie interruption which was experienced, in
the course Of this year, in the ir regular studies
from the visitation OF the fever lCompiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
MRS. ROYAL.

Tine trial o( Mrs kovau i,dic,ad nm , cb,.n,
Of being a common scold took nl.c. -, SAT-.
day Last There ives some d finltv at the
commencement. in Determining yin, ,.,ns,..
tnt,sa common scold The on;,,or ar 800 =,
the authorizes quoted. ~ tina, the ,,,so, p,
designated mug, ne abrams scoldins IT, az.
need look no turtbrt ia, the uernp,uaI m,io,
after a single copvic,ion p,ound.d n, Tho,
authofitv. More rdiounl LAWYERS bow.v.,
en- 10 think that where the scolding /, On Io,3
and so frequent M 10 be a common nn;s,nc. i,
i sall ;eni Ia cou.,,t NJ n ,o,nu,o, scnlJ H.,
arcn#d. me- IN come ,r IN, ,.i,,..sas A.. po,i,
although C,tment in her vocal evbiI.,n,;o,,s
moi ,,,,o,e Iona I'm, ~, aha oo,,,.a..' ~
inflicted snmS ,f Le,. l,nan,don,J ,a,,.'.;,;'' :.
n very soft tome. md ,y;,h v.,v sn,u nm
con,,e,a,ce cnmi,, mn IN C,c, -
de,cr,n,ion md ,boy;ng TINT he can sni.
and sn;le md n,,,rde, iii sha Ill ri
nnn;sbmen, al,o IL ,ornlox;,a s,t;ao, e.
the ln,y,.,. seem IN b,ye ,o,sacG oil ~ A.
land coda IN y.in IA ed 80 ,,.a.'',.....
and amo,g tbe n,.li,e,;es o1 Connrass No..
he ennmef1,ed III. nm,ssio, ~ o.,a.,-s..,,I''
fitif,c ue,,ltv ia, , rn,,n,,, s.oll r.,
,hat the dnck,,s x,ooI ia EaoIonl H. ~
Tho s,oo, If ,cnen,ance ,n 80. Ia A.
,he,. s.ens ., b., .n,,,.t,I o,,," s.' IT,
;ng 1,.,, ,I,,,
has laid !, do,, a., !, -. 80 80!
tbr nri,ilese 81 he;"g oo,,mo '' wi ,,,"'"''
,neruord' .,;,h ;,,,,tn,;,.' r. III D., ",
d,cL;,o would 10 b. ..:i,,; W, ~.
,h,, ;.s,,;,,,II. III ''" '"'
Many az tbo ,enc.ahla .;,;,or. .;.,o
ON Cani,ol Hin annear ., h.,.a
Ia, .n1,.,,o1 L,, AZ. - -, ~. 'o'a
chic youId have IonnJ lode 80 ,a, ,,'..a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Commercials. -Couhterfeit limitations Of the
five dollar bills of the bank ofthe Unted States
branch'a Lexington, signed j. Harper, cashier,
John Tilford, president, are in circulation The
signatures are apparently engraved. and the
whole note ccarseiy and badly eSecuted-they
are calculated to impose on the superficial oh.
server, from the circumstance that no counter
fcits on that branch, of the denomination Of five
dollars, have as yet been put in Circulation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Six WOrm.-Dr. Fehr Pascalis, of New.York
has instituted an experiment TO ascertain the et.
fect OF electricity on the growth and opera.
tons OF the Silk worm. The att mp,, he oh.
serves, has never been made, though the sub.
Ject has been limited at by one or two writers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
BARNsrARLE, Mass. july Q,

A Fish paying hibhe-money.--One of the
men board 4he schooner Blank, Captain
Hopkins, " hch ARR ed at Truro on Sunday
last, drew up Il fish, " hiie at the banks, having
~ hi NAV, tlr half dollars. We do not re
collect OF hearing oi parallel case, since the
miracle OF hadIng ~ the mouth of "A ii,h "A piece
Oh money TO pay a tribute to Caesar. We hope
somr of our Truro friends viii furnish us with
more particular account of this circumstance
Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Lexington, (ken.) July s.-Ths trial of
Charles Htckiife on an indictment for Man
slaughter, for shooting Thomas r. Bennng on
the 9Th OF March, was concluded on Saturday
lnSf, bv the acqnlna OF the accused II. Ciny.
J. j. Cfttenden and Il II. Chinn, tor the -
cused-J CoWan for the Commonwealth, as.
sisted by Mr. Burnett, of the Bourbon bar.
VI the original venire summoned BY the
coroner four were accepted and eight were
excused or rejected Tor cause, as having formed
an opinion Of the case from the evidence but
few OF the whole humber SUNNI oned were cbal.
ienged peremptorily. Al o'clock of the dav
The pannel was complete, and the following
respectable Citizens were sworn to try the is
sue:
George BoWman, Foreman, Wn. SuiH Phil.
tmon B. EWing, Lewis Ded,nan. L. Oldham
Peter Gaiewood. Zephaniah Williams, j. p. Eb.
IN, Nm Bryan, John L. Ne Do.oeH, Jonathan
Rigg. Nm Distman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Mr.. Rives ofPirginia the newly appointed
Minister 10 France arrived ia town Yesterday
with his family, here to await The Constella-
ton fr'gate from Norfolk, in which he and
the minister for England, Mr. McLane, are to
embark for their respective missions.
". y. american
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
INPOklANTI

We hnd the following Ia Mr.. Kendal's (he
Heaven born) paper of July 9Th. II is proba-
bly, intended to Jog the Here's memory. A
little pap we think, world utterly convince
Mr.. Henry Banks Of pirginin, of the inprri.
Gus niece sity OF continuing the Hero TOR eighl
years, mdugre his having as Phllo Jackson,
before the election, most strenuousy laid
down the all important necessity Of restricting
the eligibility Of President, to one term We
are really surprised that Mr. Henry Banks ef
Virginia, and Mr. Garter Beverly also of Vlr
glnia have been so lorg overlooked. The
fIically COASTS probably, in finding effi'cs
adapted "a thcir great merits. MIR Banks
opinion settles the question as TO the HeIo's
reelection. Whig
Having been frequently called upon aud
much ANNOYED by the friends OF the coalition
as to what would be my course in the next
presidential election these are therefore 10
motif, all such that Il | shall be satisfied thai
GEN Jackson has not efGectually and sufli leni
~ pnrged this government of the corrnptlons
which had crept into it, under the auspices O
the late administration, that | VIII be in fav,r
of again appealing TO that incorrupiibe patri-
ut (Gen. Jackson) to withdraw from ;hat ic-
tirement which his age and public services
give hm clam to and suffer himself TO he n
gain elected by the people 10 the olet Masis
Tracy OF tie nation, to complete that work Of
reform which he has so successfully com
menccd. lIowevei, would have 1t under
stood. that am opposed to any man holding
HE Olive for greater period than one term,
or four years, unass the welfare of the nation
imperiousy demands re election.
HENRY BANKS, of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
SYtWTYSa

NfoW opening great variety ofSNUFFS,
IN viz: Maccoboy, Rappee, Natchetoches
Scotch. Irish, Hardham's No. o, Dicks Mar.
tipique, Maecoboy. Eclipse. Snuff aud Eclipse
Rappee, Sc Howell DAVIES.
tule rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

The Editor of the Richmond Enquirer
gravely informed its readers, few DAYS ago
hat Mr.. Clay was no uriier. The Louisy;llo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
AND PENCILS.

NOR sale large assortment of black lead
u and cOl0red Croyons and black and rec
Lead Pencils, sc. BOWEL DAVIES
Juiy Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
USIY utIHHhUs Tt tIttIIOh,
HENRY BANKS, Of Virginia.

Rtf0rm.-fhe Administration have acted
spcn a ridiculous part in the prosecution OF
what they denominale retorm, that they have
literally come at last 20 he, not only the scorn
of men, hut the jest of boys. A few holiclt
some youngsters, in a town about 80 miles
from here, assembled few days ago, and af.
ter making fools of each other, conceived the
idsa Of making fools of Gen Jackson and Maj
Barry The thing was easily done One OF
their number more sober han he rpst, drew
up a petition forrhe remordtofhe Post Master.
and the appointment of certain other per
sonage designated in the petition. The ins'ru
ment was signed by the other boys and forth
with sent TO Washington. As had been fore.
seen, the project succeeded, ard the return
mail brought on a commission for the new
Post Master. Now the joke ofthe whole mat
Ter is This u The new Post Master !. the
most ragged, drunken yagabond in sever ci-
ties, aud cannot, Tor the life of him deciphe,
the superscrIption OF a letter.
Hartford Rfriep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

The Ne,o York Mercantile 1dyertissr, in com.
mentmg upon OUT remarks ON the rnmour e,.
tracted from IFS columns, relative to a con,em.
plated intention of our government TO enter into
negotiation with the Brit. Government, relative
10 me @r'it duties between the two countries
aam''s 'ha' tobacco whether from the Colo
MES oil Great Britain or from the United S,a,s.
or from any quarter shall be subjected IN IN >
same erc'Se. and moi subject to an ;,nnogt - Il,
would appear then by the shelving of the Nor
camille that all we have 10 exnect C,nm ~.
contemplated diplomatic arrangement hetw ,",s
'ne two countries is Moderation in the din, :,
on Tobacco and Tor this we ere to offer IN as 90
many %cr'iices 10 CRAFTY the avarice oftbe
Is" manufactures, those of our own coun.
NM" VINO are engaged in the fabrication of
Domestic Goods. We are mn, a,a VI
certain the country is not. prepared FIR an NO.,
SO destructive to the American interests. " Wv
Bali. CbOnicIp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Four OF the Jury are mechan,cks, re,idenfs
of iown--eight are farmers Of the country
The examination of the witnesses Was con
tinupd from Tuesday until Friday afternoon.
The investigation was exceedingly minute--all
the circumstances Immediately connected 9th
the unfortunate occurrence were patiently aud
thoroughly examined-cslmness aad delibera.
ton marked every step OF the proceedings. and
crowded aud auxious auditory, ia attendance
throughout the trial. displayed to the lasl mo-
ment the highest decree of decotun. When
The verdict of acquisl was rendered by the
Jury the lively interest felt ~ behalf Of the ac-
cnSeh WAS manifested 10 burst OF applause
An electric spark seemed TO have touched a,
the same instant every bosom aud all other
considerations were for moment subdued by
the kindly feelings Of he heart. This na,aral
elnllition was PROMPTLY checked, and Judge
Hickey In a mild aud dignificd manner rep row
ed The spectators.
Tue pleadings commenced on Friday in an
opening speech for the Commonwealth, well ar
ranged and handsomely delivered on the law
aud facts ofthe cnse, by Mr. Burnett MIR.
Criusnden, replied with great ability and effect
and presented in behalf of the accused a clear
case OF not merely excusabe bat jusfifabie no.
micide. The most active individuals in the
prosecution IL they heard this powei fuI speech
could no longer doubt his scquitlal M. Cl1y
addressed the Jury on Saturday morning. and
sustained in the opinion of all prcsen, most ful.
" his high reputation for forensic eloquent.
The anxiety evineed to hear h.m has rarely
been equaled. At an early hour the court
room was filled, aud by 8 O'Clock every seat
aud every window was occupied, and the gslle-
~ crowded with ladies NJ O'Clock, the hour
for opening Court the press was 30 great in ali
the avenues leading to the bar. that /, was with
difficulty the Sheriff could make way throue h
the solid mass for The Judge and Jury. IL was
30 IN past when the Judge took his seat and
the names of the venire were called over BY the
Clerk. Mr. Clay then ross aud addre ssed the
Jury two hours and a bali. Mr.. Conan con-
cluded in behalf of the prosecution with his u
suaI ability. The case vas then submitted 10
the Jury by the Court with an in iilnation tia
chnrge from the bench would be given II the
counsel on either side or any one of the Jur,
wished IT, No such wish being expressed
the Jury retired aud in seven MINUTES pr clse.
y brought Ia verdict Of acquiHal
tRepOrier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
| March Of Intellect The Brownsville Pa. GA
l,xy of the 7lh inst, contains the following

March Of Intellect. The Brownsville Pa Ga
lnxy of the 7Ih inst, contains the following
cauuon
" Whereas Fanny Morton, alias Kerr. has
without cause, refused cobahi,aton aud rs doa
ing on the ocean OF tyrsnnical extravaganza,
prone 10 prodigalny, taking wild goose chase,
and hindog her pipe with the coal of curiosity,
10 apscond aud abolish such m idious, clan
destne, noxlous, pernicions, diabolical and
notorious department. therefore caution all
persons from harboiing or trusting her on my
account. as will pay no debts of her contract
ing from this date, unless compelled by law"
JAMES KERR.
Here's a storm ; aud if Mrs. Fanny Morton,
alias h RI, does not throw whole column of
Webster Dictionary alter Mr.. James Kerr, it
must be because she remembers herself of Kan
tlppi- missiles, winch are IN all s,mliar cases
decidedly preferable TO mere veibiAge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
TALLAHASSEE. June %.

Emigration. Those who intend to emigraie
to Florida, will never, perhaps, find more IA
vorabie period tnan the coming autumn. The
Price of corn viii probably be lower than ut
any future period. Considerable quantities
have already been offered al q ? cents. The
price Of bread stuff' is very important consid-
Grafton with the planter, who IS establishing
himself in a new country. During the ensu.
ing year II will be such as 10 offer no impedi-
ment To open plantations in any part of the
territory. At present lands can be had on rea-
soHable terms, put no great period can elapse
before their price will be doubled. As Ear as e1.
peTineni3 have been made, The advantages both
Of quantity aud quality Of sugar are manilesliy
IN favor ot the Florida lands over those of the
Mississippi can II he supposed that a salu-
brious atmosphere, a climate adapted 10 the
cultivation Of fruits aad vegetables Of almost
every description and An almo.t total exemption
from disease, en- joyed by the inhabitants, will
not be sufficient 10 raise the ptce OF lands as
hil h al least as those OF Louisiana which are
suhjecl to so many and SO we'll kaown neon
v"nenccs. tioridian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Pau Jones.-We have recently seen a su.
perb manuscript volume, letered " Journal de
Paul Jones,' which was presented To Lonis
XVI. by the author. l. WAS obtained from th,
Library of Louis XVII. md presented 10 elr.
Sherburne. author of the Life o, John Paul
Jones, together with many valuable documents
relating 10 this distinguished officer. II is the
intention ofMr Sherburne to make these doc.
uments public, and TO present to the Ports.
mouth Athen9um they volume mentioned above
Portsmouth, IN LIZ Air.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

The Law an France.-A French jury have
decided, at the assizes held for the depart
ment of Cher, that 10 rob fel low traveller IN
stage coach IS not highway robbery a stage
coach being " a rolling honse."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

old Newspapers MANY people take news.
papers, but lew preserve them yet the most
interesting reading mag nable is file Of old
newspapers. II brings up the very age, with
all lis hustle and every day affairs, and marks
its genius and It's spirit more than the most la
bored description of the historian. Who can
take paper dated half century ago, without
the though, that almost every name there prin.
ted is now cut upon tomb stone at he head of
an epliaPh The Doctor (quack or regulsr)
that there advertised his medicines and their
cures, has followed the sable tram of his ma
uents the merchant & his shins-he could oet
no security on his life--and the actor, who
could make Others laugh or weep-can now
only iuro'sh skull for his successors in Ham
lei. Ii IS easy to preserve newspapers, and
they well repay the trouble for, like that or
VINE, their value increases with years ; and
old flies shave sometimes been sold at prices too
startling to mention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

The Providence papers give an account Of
the Imprisonment, OF poor woman in that
own, d-st ute of the m0st conn, on and ordi-
nary necessarirs OF lie, who hal been COM
PEELED 10 consult with a physician once ~
twice, tor which he charged hen So aud not
having the means OF paying was sued tor the
same When the officer came with the writ
ne requested him To inform The Doctor she
{. uld aot pay h'm in money, but would do
any KIND Of worn for him in her power. This
would not answer, aud the officer was compel
he'd IN the discharge OF hi, duty, and TO the
eternal disgrace oil the creditor, TO take this
poor woman upon the execution, with her
nursing infant, an1 commit her 10 jail. There
he remh'ned pennyIess and almost naked /.
Tor about ten days, aud but f3r the humanity
CT the gaoler, she and her infant must have
persisted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Public Advertiser has yet more recently made
the discovery lhat lie Is m orator
Really, Mr.. Clay troubles the consciences oil
some people very much. MAJ. intef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

The AntMasonic gag, getting very fast ou,
OF repute in the State OF New York is about 10
be put into operation in Pennsylvania II w' /
soon be in bad odour therefor ii never took
well, any where.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

The Georgetown Columbian informs Il, that
the Secretary Of the Navy has taken trip 10
New York by tcater. this Travelling Cab
Intt If we only had not supported one 9th,
er confounded travelling Cabinet-how we
could talk about this Arr Goz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

A writer in the Portsmouth Advocate recon
mends the formation OF Ladies Antl-ambi.
ton, o-hgure-in-the.n paper--under-the pre-
tence-o -religious.or charilahle-plyposes- With
no useiuEresult-lo the-neg Iect-ot.youl -own.do'
most c.dutie Society"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

MLtin hmpror 1t appears by pa
per published in Pennsy lvauia, that a decided
Improvement has taken place since the last
year, in arming the militia of that State, viz
the substitution OF canes for corn stalks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

a short Ndme.-lt said that there is n letter
al this time IN the b Gilmore Post Office, drec-
ted to Jon engrapheadeinertsfen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

We observe, in Country paper, several
song, St, 10 music, advertised, and amongst
them is the following:
Softly watt ye southern 6TeecheS."
Breeses would do quite as well,