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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
EXCH ANGE.

DRAFTS-on NeS York, Philadelphia, Bal
limore, Washington city, Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale at "A small premium,
and in sums to suit purchasers, AT the lottery
and exchange Office of X. w. HEWSON,
Successor to S. 4; VI, Allen Il Co.
Lynchbug.
Feb 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

SPIT. Turpentine and LinSccd Oil.
p Us { received jtH supply oi aPI, Iurpen.
- tine and liuseed Oil. .,.....
Howell DAVIES.
March 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
Also, IT tut SAME TINT ASpprtcE,
L TRACT OF ItNU

Adjoining the above, containing by recent
survey $40 acres eo0 of which Is q AIRED Ian
within the las, four years. all in fine heart. no
part of II having been cultivated in a hoe crDp
m0re than QUO. dnrng the above period. Ii
has yielded IN wheat (the principal crop afr, n
drd to) between 10 aud bushels per acre on
an average oftour years crops The improve.
lnents are "A t"o tory dwelling house win ton
rooms above x ; cellar rooms, a franz kitchen
with 8 rooms ice house X other Offices a new
trame grhnary :. thrr,hiag Machine: ivr large
hacco huu-,s. stables negro huu.cs and bold
aud never ial'ing spiing oi Nh puic.t patrr
1ERho.--Ooe, Two aud three equal anula
insialmcn'S Iom thu first dav OF September
next TO be Sc, urcd by 'ond aud approved pcl.
soual security tor the FIRST mstallnert bond
i"f tie two last payments, aud deed pi trust
to secmie all. Possession viii be given The Is
dav OF January next. Will the p,ipucee oil 81, d.
ing wheat the ensuing tall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

\ LIT OF LETTERS remaining in IRE poa
" &c a Liberty on he }lsi March is2g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
PLATED S BRITANNIA WARE

Nhien hr tlvitrs his friends and customers 10
call and see. Among his stock. ore the fol.
lowing articles, viz
Casters with cur Giass and siyor edge, ofsup.
quality
Do plan aud ornam 'nled
Cufrre Pots and lea
Sugar Dishes and Cream Pots
Ladies Rii,cules aud pocket books
Plain ana lancy Jewelry
lett, pearl, FiIigrre and Paste Ear Hnss
Patent, Lever aud plain Watches
Fine Gold Chains, Seals and kcvs
Plated do do do do
Coral of every description
Silver Table aud Tea SIP IONS, Ladies' and SD
gar longs
NT Watches carefully repaired, and all or
ders in his line OF business ruHetnally attend
edto Jan %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
Mills, t4anA aud Negroes
FOR SALE,

W. + hail oiI.r q, public s,lc. on the pre-.
w misses, On Thu. sday. The e, of Nav. nr,,.
20 IL Acres of Land on which * s,,unfed the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09
t5ssNsNS.
EDWARD BROWN

RI EIUKNS his thanks "a the public for
RI ,hrir llbrrnl cncol raeemcni, and solIcns
4 continuance Of their iavors, lie has jnsi re.
ceived from New York, IN addition 10 his Tor.
mcr supply OF JeWrIry. &c. n splendid assert.
If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-09

xi,sr received a large assortment oi INK
II Pavde,s. and Liquid Ink IN Bottles Md
= taJnlihip Ink
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
cnnI.IIfNIf.Arrn-

To .bfessrs. p. Nc Nicholas, j. q. C7opton, Wm
Chn'uberidyne, John Tyler, John .Harsbulk, d.
BaSset, and r. Saunders.
Gentlemen The people of the District which YOU
have been named to represent in the Conventions
to be assembled in Richmond in October next, to re-
wise the Constitution of the State, will be pleased TO
know your opinions upon the following points, soon
as your convenience will admit, viz:
Ought the right Of suffrage to be extended, and
how far?
Ought the Judiciary to beremodelled, aud how?
What Is your opinion as to the basis of representa-
ton, in either or both the branches of the I,ecig
latnre?
Ought the Executive Council to be abolished II
not, do you think there should be- any modification of
iH Ought the House of Delegates be reduced2 and
should there be any change in the of the
Senate?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MORNING NAV . 1000

bank OF the Danube to be ready to take advont,oo
OF the rst opportunity of commencing hostilties.
ne turks , VIII IN short time be attacked in man
her that VIII force them to ask for peace The kt,
OF the river is already nearly rid ofhcm and Gmr.
gero opposite Rudschxe the only fortress thew nos.
sess In the Princpalites will be attacked very som
oridgeis to be thrown over the river immediately
70 transport the troops to make the attack.
NJ Y In,..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
Wan DEPARTMENT..
J. II. EATON.

Hos. Join Blair IF Tennessce.--This gentlemans
of6cious conduct Chairman of the Committee to
examine the expences of the Department of State at
Washington, may be remembered by some Of our
readers recollection at least retains It, as he was
Of those who sought distinction by affecting great
soicitude for the purity of ;he Government, and
whose patriotic feelings suffered much uneasiness
on account of the vast sum of $500 paid one Of us
for going abroad on public business. The Hon. John
Blair has fallen iuto rough hands his return to
Fennessee for having in conjunction with SOME Of
his compeers assailed COL John Williams, the latte
in an address, to the Public through the newspapers
deveIopes the character and conduct Of the Hon.
Gentleman in no very fattering terms. We annex
an extract from Col. Williams address, that the
Public my see what sort of the late disorders in
the body polite brought into the management of pub
lie affairs, and that Mr. Bairs dsqusitions upon the
corruption" of Adams and Clay, in his Report to
Congress at the Session preceding the last, may be
duly appreciated. Col John Williams was foi merly
Senator from Tchncssee-tbe same who, when in
1923, he was discarded to make way for Gen. Jack
son, Mr.. Richie chopped" that Tennessee might no'
have occasion TO "regyet' tho exchange.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
Torn, F,,rons W.,

] o THE fDiLORs IRE VINO.
GenieIue II is whispered and no Doubt feausniT that
the writer OF the Nos of Geo Clinton feels very from his
having used the Banks too freely and thereby pecuaed to too
great an extent Both assertions disposed of word
they false. Yours SUBSCRlBER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08

$500 -. NV YoRg, May 2.
FROM HAMBU RG.The brig Orleans, which arrived las,
evening, from Hamburg, brings papers March 9th An
Egna date Of 3lst Jan states that the steamship Karra
capturcd four Turkish vesselof var and saved 500 Greeks
who had escaped Kohen when tire Turks attacked eiiecn
and pershing with hunger rspor, circulating
Hamburg the LIST april that Prussia mad entered into
treaty with Russia, ny virtue of which, the former 10 keep
in readiness 600 troops and they accordingly buying
all The borses they could procure.-JoVr Com,
Captain Chapman has politely furnished us with
file Of papers to the 27th Of March, from which we
make the following translations--
JAssY, March s.
In Bulgaria and Servia, the grass is already snfi-
cient for the forage ofthe calvary, and We may OK
pect to hear in few weeks of considerable military
events. Not far from Paradi there has been con-
siderable battle between the Russians and Turks
IN which the latter defeated with considerable
| loss.
! General Debitsch has arrived here, and given or
Geis 70 The conmandants Of all the troops on the Jeff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
WANTED.

A GOOD Carpenter, Wheelwrigbt Boatmea
- and Is or 20 Pit Hands, for the balance of this
year. For such as can come well recommended, We
will give liberal price. Apply ON the Basin to
april % cost NELSON CARY g. Co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
James G.. Pickett Of Kentucky, TO be Secretary Of
Legation to Colombia, in place Of Edward r. Tay-
loe, Of VirgIoia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08

u From the following letter Oh the Secretary of
War, 1t seems that MAJ. Nourse, valuable and un-
exceptionable officer, has been discarded in favor of
the Secrctarys brother n-law, DR.. Randolph, whom
he takes particular pains TO bail rs from VIRGINIA
we have every respect for DIR. Randolph, whom
we know well by character, though not personally
---nevertheless, we take leave to deuL.. whether
the public service has been benefited by the ex-
change and at all events, we dislike these family ar
engagements in public offices. We doubt Mai. Ea-
tons right in fact though the letter of the law NAV
be his side, to turn out an officer against whom
be admits there is objection, for the purpose of
putting in his brother-in-aw, who to acknowledge
eny other claim he may possess, is certainly des,-
tute Of any experience. We believe that the first
thing that ought to be consulted In appointment to
Office, is the public interest and not the private af
ftctons Of Maj Eaton.
From The National Lneiiigsncer.
We understand that the following letter was trans
mitted, on Saturday last by the Secretary of War
TO CHARLES ] NouRsE, Esquire the Chief Clerk in
that Department.
Wan DEPARTMENT.
.Igjor .Nourye:---The Chief Clerk of Depart-
meut should to his principal stand In the relation OF
confidential friend. Under this belief have ap.
pointed Doctor RANDOLPH, Of Virginia. take leave
to say that, since have been in this Department
nothing in relation to you has TRANSFERRED to which
could take the slightest obection nor have any e
suggest.
Very respectfully, ]. II. EATON
May ?, 1922.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08

"Rlghteoasuess oUsr ,aue5V-The following extract
edfrom the Lopdon Evening Mail of February IA, is
an, eloquent attack upon the "Pharsees'--who in
our humble opinion, have proved more serious
stumbling block in the way of the march Of Chris-
tiany, than free thinking itself Of course We have
and can have, personal allusion in repubsbng it..
We do so for the sake Of Mr.. Harness sound phios-
0phy, and its universal applicability all parts Of
Chrstendom, and all denominations Of the Christian
Religion.
As we have sometimes noticed discourses from the
pulpit, we are not making new rule, deyiatine
from our old one, if we recommend to 2erusa tive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
Estroct 9fa letter, datea spriagGeld, Kentuefy

Extract Of a letter, dated Springfield, Kentucky.
''rhe intelligent Jackson men in this State, are
mortified and disappointed, at the structure Of the
Cabinet a general establishment pervades all par
ties. Tire General in his selection has displayed
total ignorance of men, qualification which he was
supposed to possess eminently, and which obtained
him the support of many. His moral courage seems
TO bave deserted him. Thus far am convinced that
there is no necessary conneXon between military and
civil qualification, and that man may have courage
10 tae field, and want u IN the Cabinet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08

From TIE LouispiHs Public Adrs,iiSer SbeGyach PENN
40 the Cabinet as constituted no sound objection
can be urged Though or two gentlemen on
wbom public attention had been fixed, not in it,
all candid men will admit, that it is a much abler Cub
met than we have had for a number gt' gears"
Shadracl has not yet got his reward" but he is
speiling hard for II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY :. Isao:
From. the Men York E,ou;;,..

from me .ieU York ENQUIRER
VT thompson we can with confidence ha, i, every
Office he has held under the Government id.;,, ; ~
mas lhavel marked his administration" ''
Thus says Mr.. Noah of the late Collector Of New
York, Mr.. Thompson, the gentleman removed 10
mike room tor Mr.. Swartweut and as the testno.
ny OF foe is the best testimany and as Mai. Noah
personally profits by the policy which has effected the
removal OF ais. Thompson, none We presume. viii
question the correctness OF Mr.. rhompsons official
Character and conduct, thus sustained.
IL ioiiows that MIR Thompson has heen removed for
no fault committed or alleged; for we understand
that he took no active par, in politics. beinr sumo
sed merely to have abstract preference for MIR.
Adams Gen. Jackson II is apparent, that his
removal is the result of nothing else but Mr. Swart
wolts desire TO possess his office.
we cannot help regarding the appointment CT
Sainl Swarrr out TO the Coectorshiu of New York
as the most singular circumstance in the history of
THIS administration and perhaps of the country.-
Public money to the amount of between thirteen and
sixteen millions OF dollars, annually passes THROUGH
the hands ofthe Collector of the Port of New York
II Is The most important fiscal office under the Gov
erniHeht next to the Secrearysip of the Treasury.
10 this most responsible office, having 80 extensive
con'ron over the public money and it'll solucrative
salary annexed President jackson has appo;nted =
man against whom grand jury of his country, 70, nd
bill Tor bigh trcason Not only is Mr.. Thomson
tnFhed OUT against whom there WAS no complaint,
but Di al other PERSONS the President has chosen to
Desto" 1t upon notorious confederate in Burrs tr,a
son. against whom the evidence was so s,ropp az 70
induce grand jury to find true bill for high Urea
SON,
we confess ourselvesto be so much surprised at
this proceeding. as to be rather at loss how TO ex
press our astonshInent. President Jackson bas
gone bow shot beyond what the racst unfavorable
antcipations imagined. He views the offices of the
Government as has Offices, and in dsposing of then,
pays not even decent regard public opinion and
public interests. His creatures are eveyy where Sc
iected' and the more infamous they are The higher is
the Office which he copfers upon them. We be-
ieVe that there is general concurrence in au,uze
ment Since the time of the Eastern Enperors. We
believe that the Government of no civilized peoptc
has eter fallen into such hands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31
dee. 81

IN DUCATION-The Subscri her will commence hi
~ school in Charlottesville, on the 10Th day Of Janu-
airy next for the instruction OF boys In the English, La
tin, Greek, and French Languages, which will COM
prise session Of little upwards Of ten months. Avaca-
ton Of one month will be q iven in August The
course will comprise In the English Department, En-
glish Grammar, Geography, ook-keepng, Arithmetic,
and preparaorycour:e Of Mathematics; viz; LaerOi5s
Algebra and Legendres Geometry; In the classical the
Latin, Greek aud French Languages with Ancient His.
tory, Geography and Mythology The instructor will
be generally during the day with his puPs save suf-
heient time for exercise and recreation, 80 rs to as
sst aud instruct them both in the preparation, and
recitation Of their lessons. As he intends his school
be permanent and believes the advantages Of an ed.
ucaton, and the facility of acquiring II, increased by
pursuing regular and systematca plan, he would
prefer. pupils, those boys, who will probably
plete their scholastic with him. His is
to give boys all the preparation for any
Of the Colleges Universities, and especially for the
been prepared He would be glad. IL those who to-
tend to favor him with their patronage, would immed-
ately apprize him Of their intentions; for II the size Of
the School will justify it, he will employ assistant 20
as to have the French Language taught by native
Frenchman.
Those who may not be acquainted with the subscri-
Der, he woad refer to Thomas w. Gimer, r. W. Wood,
James w. Saunders Henry T. Harry. DR.. c. L. Cooke,
Thomas j. Randolph, Philip p. Barbour and VIM. +.
Gordon. Board in genteel families be obtained in
Charottesv lille from egh. to dollars per month
Terms for session OF ten months for instruction In
the English branches, Latin, Greek, French, and Ma
thematics, $500
English branches, Latin, and Mathematics, 5000
English branches only, 25,
GEORGE CARR, Principal.
Dec. s. 69-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31
tn. repsoseh Of mankind by so p.lpabls violation OF

duty.
We are threatened with another danger, In relate,
to the federal government from adopting the basis Of
white population We told that II Virginia, the
largest Southern State, her slave population,
In apportonng representation in the State Legislature,
will weaken the argument, by which the Southern
states support their right to representation for that
property, in the government of the United and
may endsnger the loss Of power, which that repressn
tation gives US.
1t should be recollected that the power which this
population gives us. in the general government, does
not rest upon argument but upon compacG-was
not allowed US upon principle, but upon compromise;
departure from the epirit Of the. compromise and
amend ment Of the compact agreed to by three
fourths Of the States, in the Union-and the gentle
man from Loudoun (AIr. Mercer) has shewn how ut
terIy impraeticabls any suer amendment would be-
But sir, this argune that the slave population
not regarded In the representation Of those States
where slavery existed, in fun force when the con-
sttuton Of the United State. was adoped- wa, the
urged repelled The argument 10 noticed, 10 the fifty
fourth number Of Pubus The fact on which Il re ,s
Is admitted, and tho argument ably repealed by clear
exposition OF the compromising expedent Of the
Constitution" which regards the slave IS dvested
OF two-hfihs Of the S'' BY adopting the basis Of
white population then, we furnish to adversares
no new aud fearful argument-but we leave the old re-
II Tor forty years.
The period 10 not distant when tho majority Of
white population, will probably be west Of tho Blue
Ridse:1but when that period will arrive is exceedingly
uncertain The tables Of population show u.s. that the
relative Increase Of the different districts, heretofore,
has been very irregular; and shall find calcu-
htions OF their future increase in great con-
jectural The ratio of increase Of the white popula-
tion from the year 1890 to the present me appears
these tables, TO be as follows =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

BIGGER's OFFICE
Dec. %, 1929. (
UDIGGER'S friends and patrons always obtain the
n b capital prizes and cash at sight.
Drawn Numbers in the Union Canal Lottery, Class
No. Ii.
20 25 40 "A 81 % 1 80 40.
Whole Ticket, No. As 81 Capital of S., 900
% 81 do. of 1000
with numerous other handsome prizes, were sold and
paid yesterday at sight, at " Fortunes Lounge"
BIGGERS OFFICE.
~ Next Onion Canal Lottery, Class No. Is, drawn
in Philadelphia, 7th January 1890.
60 Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
100000 Capital Prize.
Tickets TO- shares i'm proportion.
For the Grand Capitals and cash at sight, send your
orders to THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Richmond, Va.
Dec. 25. 77-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

a GREEABLE to deed Of trust executed to Ne by
N Larkin Deshazo, bearing date the 18th day Of Re.
bruary 1924 and duly recorded in the clerks office Of
King & Queen we, Of US, shall proceed 10 sell
young and valuable negro woman. at King T. Queen
the 1lh day Of January, $780, that be-
ing courtday, to the highest bidder for cash only to
satisfy the acquisitions Of said deed.
S e1as Pn zAskqss. }rr..s...-
dec A. 79-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

VIRGINIA LOTTERY.
(F0r the benefit Of the Richmond Dock.)
WNTILL be drawn in this City, the 7th of next
Wv month Uanuary)
PRIZES.
/ Of $4,000 Of 81 900
l. 5000 8 100
1000 10 300
1 1880 20 200
SC. SC.
Tickets 81, Halves 81, Quarters 81.
For sale by +. MlCKLE,
Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
u Orders for tickets, enclosing cash prize tickets
will be promptly attended to. Address
+. MICKLE.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

nAVENPORT, ALLEN. s. co. have for sale
- 1900 Sacks Liverpool filled Salt
400 Casks Nails and Brsds, assorted
200 hhds. w. India Molasses
100 Bags Coffee
30 hbds. w. India Sugar
10 bis. Tanners Oil
300 do. No 3 MackercI
1000 Realms Writing Paper
~ Boxes Loaf Sugar
10 Pipes Cognac Brandy
DO. Hollands Gin
20 Casks Cheese
200 Boxes Brown Soap
20 Bales and Boxes Cotton Yarn
20 Bales Shr,ings and Shcctings
10 Cases Calicoes
300 Kegs Gunpowder, warranted
100 bis. Dunop's Ale. IL
Dec. 81. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

Mrs. Sarah So,ceH Guardian for UTiiiam Gregory
Mann, Julia dun Manu. and Margaret Sarah
Mann.
NOTICE is hereby given you, that application will
IN be made to the County Court of Chesterfield, on
the l1th day of January next behalf of the Chester
field Rail Road Company for the appointment of valuers
to the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory Julia Ann, and Margaret Sarah Mann
In consequence OF the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road through their property the County of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Dec. 81. ,79-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

VUyIIE celebrated turf horse Sir Charles, the joint
-H property of Mr. William n. johnson and Mr..
Moody, will stand the ensuing season in my stable
Pedigree, performances and terms will be made known
in due time. ROBERT HURT.
Halifax County, Dec 81. 70-3w
YuvITE subscribers who reside in the county Of Luz
- nenburg, wish 20 employ for the ensuing year a
teacher qualified 10 teach the English & Latin Lsngua-
ges HANIE HATCHETT,
VIM. G.. OVERTON.
Dec. 81 79--w6tst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

3 UIRGINlA: In Chancery--At Rules held in the
v Clerks Office of James City County Court, on
Monday the It'll day of December, 1929:
William Hankns, administrator Of Allen Richardson
deceased, PltiT
against
Norborne Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe and Caroline
Radcliffe, heirs Of James Raciffe, decd. Defts.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the Act of Assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing by satsfac
tory evidences that the said defendants nhab
tans OF this Commonwealth it is ordered, that they do
appear here before the first day of March Court
aext, and the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
gurer for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of said county.
Copy. Teste,
TIL o. CoGBILL, ID. G.
Dec. 81. 79-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

UNHE Subscriber grateful for past favors respectful
i'll ~ informs her friends and patrons i'm general,
that she intends TO continue her female boarding school
the ensuing year, still retaining the teacher, Miss
young lady who will particularly attend to the morals,
conduct and general department of the young ladies
committed TO her care, and assures the public that
for their special accommodation Miss Carver teaches
the English language comprising the following branch
Arithmetic Geography with the of the Globes
tronoy connected with Geography, Bellies Lettres and
the French Language
TERMS-For beard an3 tuition $50 per year, session
of ten months payable half yearly in advance Letters
addressed to the undersigned Thompsons Store, Hano-
yer county, Va. will meet with prompt attention.
MARY w. GOODWIN.
Mount Pleasure, Hanover CITY. Dec. 81. 79-I2t