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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
PATRICK HENRY ACADEMY


stlfIS Institution commenced its operations
- with the commencement Of the present
year. under circumstances not The mosi fsyora-
BILE yet us success has been beyond what could
have reasonably been expected, inasmuch as
the Trustees feel Themselves encouraged and
warranted in making arrangements for the es-
tablishment OF permanen, CLASSICAL Sc
MlNARY. Accordingly, there is a large and
conmodious BRICK building for the reception Of
Students. Steps have also been taken TO pro-
cure for the use of the Academy several large
Mans, and set of Globes aud il Is believed
the Institution Will eventually be in possession
ola Library aud Apparatus.
The necessity of an Institution Of this kind has
long been felt in this part of the State, and the
public spirit VI IFS citizens has determined that
the necessity shosld no longer exist. II is be.
lieved that this Institution will possess advania.
ges and hold iorth encouragement which most
others OF the same character do not. II is stu.
sIed in the upper purt oi the county Of Henry,
on The main road from South Carolina 10 The
Virginia Springsi easy of access, yet retired
from towns AMI public places, which are always
disadvantageous 10 young students, and not IN
frequently effect their utter ruin, inasn,uch rs
they are always TO n greater or less degree the
scenes of vice and dissipation. AS il regards
more favorable spot IN the United States: her
is always 20 be breaihed free, inyieornIing
and salubrous mir. The neighbnrbocd Is com
posed of thckly settled and noursbing Plan
ters consequently the most respectable Board
Can be had the most moderate terms - no
more than fly dollars per annum being charg-
cd in any instance, including fuel and WISH
ing.
II is intended that this Seminary should be
purely Classical. Every pfetauiion win be n.
ken TO procure weiqualiGed& competent teach.
ers. The following will comprise the course of
study adopted IN hi1institution toy her with the
rats of tuition topography. English Gram
mar g. Arithmetic, 50 session; History, Rhetoric
Laim and Greek Languages, $40; The higher
branches ofthe Mathematics Natural and Nor
al Philosophy, ard Logic, Sl2 80. course
of Lectures Natural Philosophy will be deli.
vered annually 10 all the Sludsnls, without, any
extra charge. Composition and Defamation
by all the students once IN Two WEEKS. Enhibi
ton annually NJ ,hc close Of he spring session.
Two sessions Of 6,e uionths each the first ses
sion OF 1929 began Jan. l0ih. No scholar 10
cnier for "A less term than one session. and no
deduction for time lost by the Student after en-
trance.
lnconciesion ofthfs prospectus the snbscriber
iss only 10 romark, thai no eXeriiou shall be
wanting on his parilto promote the advance.
meni IN kn"wlcdse ot the yoang gentlemen aud
youth COMMITTED 10 his care and not only to ,l;-
rect them in the path oil Lilcfatuic and Science.
hut also 10 gaide them in thai OF reeii'ude and
virtue. LINCOLN CLARKE Teacher
March s. tf18
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

THE INVITATION.

NNJE gre mos cordially 10 all ipho pan
" ANY article ofreddy made Clothing, TO
eail on US, op 0Coripsem being superior 10 any
~ the place, and embraces erery article Of Gen.
-4men,' Fashionable Clothing. The workmanship
II can woranf aid our prices cannot fail to
please, being less Than The goods can be bought,
and made up for in misplace
by our last drrirdt, we received some superfne
Frock and Dress Codis, Of blue. black, Ciarsi,
Olive, bro,s,, &c also. Steel Mned, blue, green,
snd bropn Coatees, PGntaioons of ercry shade
Of Cloth aud Cdssimeres. also hns Cassinen and
rrtr1 stout Bang ap Cord Pdntdioons Nth
straps lfor riding J Handsome assortment of
Vests Of Moieskin, Six peipe black, blue, brotGn
J,id fancy SIN peas, BuQ Cashmere 1oiienei,
Valencia and StcnnsdoWh great rarely Of
Patterns. tne Linen, RuDied&pidin Shirts, Drap.
~s Of Buekskin, Sioskinsd, Flannel aud Cotton.
En,i Shirts and Hhiie Flannel Shirts, lot Of
dry Goods and fancy ar ticies, MS Vuni.ie4 Lea
her Stocks Patent Stock. Plain and Trimmed,
elegant SILK Handle thiets. entirely nelp pat
csrns, Patent Snspendsrs Buff Crapais, Crdtat
Stifrers fne Sedtski,, Caps. fur, collars scdrie-
and biack Mdrino &d,cis, } some vsry fine Becrey
Hats Of chap QUALITIES a large assortment Of
ShOesand Boots of every description
A supply Of Ciodks and Big Goats some rerv
,,psr,or real Tartan Plaid aud 6ne Cnmbiei
cioaks 'oih .fps Cloth Innings, 9th or wi,h
nui sleeres hne Drdb and Steel INJURED Bang ,sp
Goats, made IN The 'o,ea style, (somc ertra fine }
ohrs black aud Drnb Big Coats, 10Th largs
Capes.
Ladies CioGks, Of SIX. nth Siks Innings. Ia
beautiful article, also If Mer,no Cloth. Crinl-
ION. blue aud black Cuc1ssidns, TdrioK, Plaid 4.
Suncy striped Cueassian Cioaks, uith capes or
hoods, a lot Of list socks lined a1h ,pool. a com.
Portable article for Travellers MS nc are deernn.
edo sell good bargains, those disposed 10 purchase
lciH do ipeH 10 cell at WALKER COS
Emporium IF Fashions, Lynrhburg, merit door
20 The firginian Office.
Nov ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Manufacturing Mills,
FOR RENT.

HHHE FREEDMAN MILLS, situated IN
- Campbell county. about seven miles be-
tow Lyncbburg, and within about hundred
yards Of James River. are offered Tor rent for
one or more years. Possession may be had
on the lst OF July nexi. For further pariicn
lars ,serms, &c. apply TO Thomas D. Gay, resi-
ding near the premises. or 10 the subscriber IN
Richmond. JOHN R0BERTSON.
Dec. IL wtt36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
~ ihe sign q ihe Big Boot.

IL AVElateiy received additional supplies g., o.
4 Il various articles in their line, a no" onef
for sale at very reduced prices Tor cas-" " ~
proved paper, an extensive assortment Vi
Genilemens' Boots and Shoes
ladies do do prunella
Morocco and Seal Skiu
Childrens' do
Servants do
wax upper and sole Leather
Morocco and Lining Skins
Bale Cotton Yarn, by the 100 ana io5.
knitting Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp Wick.
Hardware aud Cutlery
Fur and Wool Hats
Seal aud other Caps
seal Trunks
We hove connected with our store, manu-
factory of Geniemens' Boots and ohoes--We
likewise Manufacture Ladies seal, Morocco and
Prunelia Shoes. which will he made OF the best
materials, apon the shortest notice and ~ the
most fashionable ard neal manner.
Jan. &c. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
NEW GOODS

EbALMARlNE5 for Ladies dresses,
u beautiful article
Worsl"d harrges all shstes DO
Black italian Lnsirings
Rch blk Nodena S,illns, tor dresses
h'sl9n blk hevantnes sop. gloss and leE-
ture
Egyptian Fancy csIicoes, n.w st7ts
6-l aud 90 Merino ombaEinos, all shades
Crimson Nrrino Cloths
Slate Cotor do
Merino Scars aud hdkfs.
Worslrd barege seringapatam and satin plaid
Hdkts
Swiss Cnlars, new article,
Splendid Swiss Muslins
Plaid silk Gro de Maple, very rich
Ladies sup. white horse skin riding and wink.
ing Gloves
WIN great variety of other Goods adapled
to the season. MCKEE, ROBINSON j. Co.
IAN. >.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Fvesh GarAen seed.

LII ARLf York Cabbage, Onion Cloves
Ia Drum head do
Red dntch do.
Scarlet Radish
Early frame Cucumber
Long green do
Also, or hand, general assortment OF Peas.
Beans&c.
Medicines, paints, oils and dye stufls, &c, oppo
site the Post Office, for sale by
WM,I uOLCONBE 4. Co.
u For rent, the upper stories of the house
W occupy the rooms art large and conipsoar
Gus.
March II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

n WISH TO sell my house and lot, situated
- near the head oc Main Street, 100 feet ~
l2ye seventh alley. aud running thence south
G2 degrees. wedst poles, thence north 81 leg.
west 20 feet, thence north 30 degrees, east 8
poles 10 second street, thence south 39 degrees.
east 70 feet TO 'he beginning The mid piece
of ground being part Of the lots known in the
plan Of the town by No. IS and 225. On this
lot there is convenient dwelling house, and a
rqost excellent garden. There is likewise on
the lot good tobacco mandatory, wit+ the
screWs aud all fixtures necessary 10 carry N the
business extensively. There few lots III
town loore convenient or desirable than This, il
Is situated on main street in II pleasant part Or
town. aud in one of the best neghtorhoods,
The siluation is healthy. water convenient, and
in every respect desirable residence for apr-
vate family or man of business. ! will make
terms accommodating, and will take negroes in
part payment For particulars, appln ation
may be made to the subscriber living On the
premises, or TO the Editors of the Virginian.
ShME LOVE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
Weekly Supple, o1 beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb CAME aud Nelpomrmr srarts
10 do Arcadan Hdkfs.
Blk. and blk wattrea Silks
Beautiful bin. Florence and Italian Silk
Superior assorimeutof worked Swiss Muslins
Caliooes of every denomination, aud some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Dobbinet Laces at half their former prices
A few fashionable watered Il bun Ginghams
BELT Riblpns, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies' dresses
n erea, bargains form an inducemeni TO
purchasers. we will assure them, every effort
will be made 10 thai effect.
M'EEE, ROBINSON & 60.
June g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

AOttCE.-The nbscriber u III leo oh Spel-
IN ling, Reading, Writing, Drawing, Paint.
ing, Needle aud Wax Work, in all their vari-
aus branches, on moderate terms. Her school
10 now going on.
MARY X. GANNANAY. 4
March 10. 4, Z;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
The Distinguished Race Horse
GS-s-V.E.E..

x ,Es-s,M. hi, ,imr, the other halt ir a" !"
eison Court house aud will be let TO ,nares Al
'l'e reduced price often dollars the scasOr,wh ch
WI commence on the 10th March, and expire
the 10Th day OF July. 50 the leap, to he paid
when the service 10 rendered, aud $50 10 insure
mare 10 be with ioal, 10 he paid as soon as il
Is nsceiianed, or The mare traded of twenty
FIVE cents IN each case TO The groom-NiaIes fed
TO order AZ the nefhbo,hood price of grain.
Bolivar is a bean iiul dark bay, IS and half
hands high in richness Of pedigree, Tor muscle
aud hone, symmetry and beauty, aud perform
ance on the tart, as lar IT'S hc was tried is sur.
passed 10y f"", hany horse in Virginia The
ihIlhe WI. thg.e years old he run sVeepsiake
NJ New Market, hveSMting and running, four
hehfs, the hrst was dead heat; second third
ana fourth, was cs4iestel by Shawnee with
whip aud spm--BoliyM LOST the second heat by
inr 'nhttenlion OF his flder, and wnn the third
and fourth. The first heat Was won IN | min
OIL sec. the second aud third heals IN min 81
acc. aud the fourth in ! mln. 5I seconds The
same all he won a sweep stake at Drummons-
burg az thtrr heats, beating with ease. / he
spsing he ~ four years OLD, he won the .Jocky
Club Purse at New Market, after that he began
to decline 81 health however, such was the COO
hfenec entertained of his great superiority, that
he WAS sta, ted l.aure ceVillc the same sprinr
which race he lost. He has since been used MS
y covering horse and nom the size, muscular
| form aud beauty Of his colts, ranks among the
first ioal getiers IT, the State. He is olIeredth
season 70 the people of this and the adjoining
counties, "a a Arst rate took horse with The con.
hd"ni expectation from his great Stamina aud
perfect pedigree, he will not disappoi,n the
hopes ot,hose who may encourage him by
their DatTnupqp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

A LNoR RENT. iwish 10 rem,
IN. II comfortable dwelling house
Iii on fourth street, opposite Martins
,ffeAeeh Ware House. nj present occupied
by A.exauirr 5. cambridge This is very con
ven,ent house for private family Likewise,
have for rent, n tenement oppoiife fhe Franklin
Hotel on the main street, n co veuient stand
for grocery or any kind OF business.
A. LEWIS.
March 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
March 9.
To Planters and Farmers.

yH>HE subscriber will give the highest cas'l
"A price for transfer or loose tobacco, deliver
ed al his Factory, near Black Water Ware
house, in misplace. Apply to his manager, MIR
Saunders, at the Factory, or TO the subscriber
at his Office on Bank Square The highest cash
price will at all times be given for good Wheat.
MAERICE LANGH0RNE, jr. o.
Bee. lo- b3s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
March 10

S,NeoTlCE. Bs virtue ofa deed of trust,
II executed TO the snh-eiber by George
SHREDDER aud Agnes his wife, Of record IN The
r,rrs flee of Amherst cunniy. | shall pro.
coed 10 sell, ON the premises. TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, on the
lin. day ol April, 1920, certain tract Of
land, situated living and being In the county
Of Amherst, up N Rocky Run Creek. contain.
ing forty acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands OF jacob Pearoe and other, on which
pnid irHct ot land, there is aNnfer Grisi Mil
The subscriber viii warrant uniy such title ms
Is vested in him, which IL believed 10 be. how.
ever ungneslionable.
DABNEl 7. GOOCH.
March 10. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23


WAlRGlNlA-At rules holden in the clerks otice .,
Y the Superior court ofChancery, for the Lynchpp't
District, the Bird day O. eov. 1923 Thomas l. spi5s
gins, curator Of the estate OF Brooks Baker dec Pi
against Grandson G. Wade isham Wyatt Danlef '"
Eourqueran, George Boxley, WIN. 6. Tucker, hehiy
Darlington, Tucker Darlington, Paul Carrlng'29n .
George Darlington, Paul c. Eenable. and Emmy ~
wife, John Darlington, Edward Darlington, Nm;S H
rngton John Pointer md Martha his wife Mary ron,
.er, Elizabeth Pointer and Robert, ClenIentlna ~
Elizabeth Singleton, infant children ofMarra Sngg
:on 5y Commissioner Benagh specially assigned p
guardian, Caleb b. Hudson and Ann his wife, 9hD, ,
mccargs and Elizabeth his wife, George Claugh'''
and John Rsgand DIETS. at
fhedefendsnts John Pointer and Martha his "ie ~
~ Pointer Caleb b. Hudson aud Anna his wife, 1s9ttg
Ciaoghton and John Ragsnd having enerea "a
aud given security according to tho ace Ia
sembly and the rules of this 1ocrts and 1t appearing
satisfactory evidence that s, Inhabents ot
country 1t is ordered tia5 fssuid defenuafts 80 ~
pear here on the first dag a1te tern and ans"s
The OIL OF the plaintiffs anti ;e7 copy oil ms oruo'
forthwith inserted in ne fsspaper printed III W
townoi Lynohburg for Two months suceesives' s Hf
posted at the front door Of the courthouse in inc "
town. AsCopv.-Tesfs ] WILLS, Z L.
1an. - v2Ir4S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

Fest a1rira! Of spriDg Goods.
n AASN PIECES London Calicoes, pat
n WV terms rntirels new and elegant
superb worked swiss Juslins
ltaiaU lnstrnEs best quality
super painted bell Ribbons, ne style
Watered and Diamond do
With great many leading fancy articles
winch WE a.. determined 'o sell al such prices
as will insure satisfaction.
MCKEE,. ROBINSON 4 Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

HHE subscribers having purchased of Wal
II ter Ii. Middleton, his entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. will IN future
Transact business AZ his ODD stand Composite
the Post otlice) under the firm of VIM l. Hol-
combc y Co. Their assortment at this time is
very good, and they design receiving such ad-
dl'ional sup lies from time TO time, as the state
OF the market may require
They have also ON hand general selection
ofgarden seeds from Messrs. Thorbourn and
son OF New York.
DR. Holcombe will always be found at his
store, unless absent upon professional duties,
and promises the sirctest attention shall be
paid 10 the compoundog of medicines, pre-
scrptions &c.
we invite coanIry merchants, physicians ane
all others. 10 call and view our assortment, aud
we doubt motive shall he enabled 10 supply, tAem
with any Article in QUO line of business, on the
most reasonable terms
WrI IIOLCONBE,
THOMAS J .DuVAb.
March g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

Lostery and Exchange Office.
aNlkE subscriber has removed his Lottery
I and Exchange Office TO the house alel,
occupied ny Mr.. NJ White. ncar, opposit,
Messrs. John, " illmm x Caswell Poe
b. W HENSON
Successor TO VI. L. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23
PEDIGREE.

Bolivars sre was Sir HAL the best son OF the
imported horse SIR Henry. by Sir Peter Tease
Hats dam by the imported horse Salram. by
Eclipse his grandeur by the imported horse
Medley 10y Jim Crack, his g granaam by young
Aristotle, by The imported horse Aristotle, Bt1i.
vars dam 10y old Diomed. his grandam Wildalr,
g. grandafa by Apollo s grandam by Part
n"r, e. 9. s. grsndam by Feamought, his Z g
sg. <. giaada,n, an imported mare of John Bland
CUTLER Il PENDLEroN.
March g. 4w5Q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23


VIRGINIA. At Rules holden IN the CLERK Office Of hs
Superior Court of Chanccry for the lynchburg il'-
met the 9Th day of January, ls-9. Edmund PATE
admir-. of Charlotte Shrewsbury, formerly Charlotte
tfriihn, and Samuel Griffin, John Griffin, VIM. Grl'
In, Elizabeth Grimm and Charlotte Griffin, infants ~
Edmund Pate, their next friend, Pitts. az aust Chso
phcr Clark, Rowland Preston, Thomas Preston, sda
ofNm. Smith, dec. Christopher Clark pE. 3i''s =
Clark, Susanna Clark and Edward Cs.Ja, .niaHs u
commissioner Senagh, spcci'lg assigned their srs'
DAM VIM, Preston, Elizsbo,L Preston, MargaretlJe.
tGnaud Doshia Preston, infants by commissioner t
naSh specially assigned their guardian Thomas Nes'
Richard Hopson and LOUISA his wife, Richard pafs =
Jordan Davis, John Davis, Mar aret Davis and Smit
son Davis, infants by commissioner Benagh, specaiS
assigned their guardian James Heudrick aud Ehza
beth his wife, VIM I. Scott and Charles Clark Scott
an infant by commissioner Benagh, specially asSigh-
ed his GUARDIAN and Hector Harris, admr ofRobei'
Hook, dec. Defts. -
The defendant VIM. T. Scott, not having enisTeu ~
appearance and given security according to the ACT
Assembly and the rules ofih4 court, aud Happening
satisfactory evidence that he is inbiiant o''
country It's ordered that the said defendant 40 "
pear here on the FIRST day ofyhe and ans"t
the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy of this "fu
be forthwith Inserted IN spaper printed III VIZ
tcwn OF Lynchbufg for two months successfully Az
posted at the front door Of the courthouse IN the
town A copy---Tes,e, J..WIELS, 6, u
Jan. 10 VENTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-23

FlRGINIA-At Rules holden 10 the CLERKS olice Of
the Superior Court Of ChanceIy for he Iynchburf
District, the 5th day OF Banspry le29. 1houas
Garden and Robna hs"ife, David u. Scott and Ann
H. Scott which said Ann e. Srutt an infant, and
sues By her ne@ hehd Henry 7. Early, and Harry T
Early Phfs against Charlc> Henry lynch, ex'or, Of
anreiif ~ nch, Joseph Chiffon aud Margaret h,s
WIFE John Scott Edwin Price and Susan his wife, Re
her Scott, Maria b. Leftwirh and Thomas AidTidgt
aud Jamtru his wife, Dcfts.
The defendants Joseph Chlohn mud Margaret his wife
John Seoa, Robert Scott, Maria T. tcfNieh aad Tho
laf Aldrdee and Janne his wiit no. Having entered
ther appearance and given security according the
Oh Assembly and the rules othis court pnd appearing
bY satisfactory efidehce that they inhabitants Of
tss country II s. o-Jered tia; the said defendants de-
appear hero on the first DAY tbc and answer
thc bhl OF Me plaintiffs and t copy ofthis order be
sTth"lth An>erird IN some spaper printed in the
Gown otLynohturg for Two months successfully and
poised at the from door of the courthouse in the said
town, A copy---Jrsrp / WILLS &C
Jan. 10 w9m4S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
CONVENTION ELECTIONS

tt'daG1an-TGeo fownes of Phsylvsnis 29g VIM Gallo
way OF Franklin 238, Ben w. Cabel Of PtsHv1pis 134
Joseph Martin of Henry ~ Henry Galloway of Franklin III
aIo,naid stewart of Patrick l3I, Raleigh White of Ptyyyaa
~ w r. Chaplin off SO, James Garland Of do Ill prob.
nyy; Saoe stewart and Martin, VIII v elected.
ZVo arnes M Garnet $780, VIM. H. Rnare Sd VIM, Dcken
head g. Bernard s. ~ y "
Chesiegida ompleieB. w. Leigh $50 T. w Jones go
SalnL Taylor 245, VIM r. Johnson u.s. VIM q. Gih,s LOO
WIN. ~ Archer a. VIM. Old 80, Branch r. Archer II.
SnsssrJ Mason 1872 Richard F,pcs 1855, Alrshfu CIs1
6ornc So Cargin H. Riyes g. Prezy5nl u.s. Smith 2s Hal
son 81 Jos Mason 80 Robin IL, Carr Bowers s. UrihTrt 10
Col Allen l. Holr5an !. ~ V'
King q Qteen-Sate Of the polls ococI and ai,o On
voters who had voted Juo Roane 49, Rchd N,ie 60
VIM Taylor 70, WIN Fl Roane Sc, james NJ Csayc S. IN
Gaines So Jno Upsaw 49, WIN Garrett is Chas Ii3 IL
Robt Pollard 2, Jno Bsukhead l. " ~ -
K''g Georgs County, Taiiafrro So Judge Iiad 81 =
CuTe 46 r. Bates 38 r. w. Carter 81 r. Murphy = J ia
son son = Olahsm J. VIM Brent it, ~ H. Mason S. Bfc.
HeH y. Oldham w Sturnsn !. !. O. Stuart / A. y
Hose j. y Johnston y w. II. Fitting 2 s. t. t. Carer II
TocahoatGs-dller H. Berne 49, Paxtsr lis Smith ~
Wnn9w Fyon ?, breckenridge Blackburn B. Cary s. Fan
The Kenawla Yrginau says there little douht INT ,,
Judge Lewis Summers Of kcnswa Edwin s. Duncan of va
rson, Atian See If Randolph and john Jsidlsv 5r -
" re r'T2ScF N IN rG77-"l t-ar Tfs:rt,i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

The National Journal states thut MIR. Woodbu
OF New Hampshire has declined tire preferred enbas,-
sy to Spain. Mr.. Woodbury. is Senator of he U.
States, and a man of talents. We understand. fond
we wishit may prove true) that G en- Floyd Of Viz
ginia, viii probably be rendered the embassy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

Mr.. Siade's Letter.-We re-publish this morning
from the National Journal of Saturday, correspon-
dence between the Secretary of State and Mr. Slade
of the discarded clerks of that Department
sessing very large share of interest. Mr. SHADES
letter is -pece-breathing the heightened
feeling of republican, ard conscious Of nius-
ticc, and reasoning upon the principle Of prescription
with unanswcrable strength. It is worthy Of the
free spirit Of the Green Mountains.
Mr.. Van Buren, has disappointed the liberal expcc-
tations Of his political opponents. His friends aver
red bis repuguance indiscriminae prescription and
his delay in repairing to Washington, induced the be-
lief that he unwilling to encounter the pain and
the responsibility of witnessing and participating in
The removals which were first to cnsuc. .sAll the
promises and hopes Of his moderation have been dis
appointed. OF all the heads of Departments, he has
carried prescription the farthest and in cases
under circumstances, which prove bis affected mode
ration TO be counterfeit, and the regret which be pre-
tends, hypocrisy. The difference between him and
the rest is that between the Lion and the Tiger hi:
modest demeanour and fair exterior serving to rem
der the savageness which they conceal only the mor
hateful.
This article written accompany the correspondent
n yesterday paper, but gos rlsaidl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

b3' The fact is certain, that Hon. VIM. C. R,ves.
has been rendered the embassy to France, and that
hchus accepted it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

o. As the notes Of the Bank the Unitsd States pav,,s
NE ouees south OF this place receivad office
notice is given Cor the benefit the southern who %
ally bring such paper into Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

NEW YoRK, May 9-AIajor Gen. Scott, who hRs
received Through until December next has arrived
II tls CITY on his way to join his family in France
Havrc on the 18th. ~ S