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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

" The Alexandra iLouisana) Gazette
contradIcIs the account of the q Fatal DUtP'
said To have been fought recently in Arkansas
between Doctors Smah and Jelfries of
LOUISIANA. II says " we have the lniormelioo
roma doupi winch leaves 40 DOUBT of its an.
'henllc's that the whole story was mischiey.
o"s hodr, played oa'hy some fellow upon pnbi,c
credulIty.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

Fail ojAt5iors There IS now very little doubt
that Alsiers fell into the hands OF the French
army on the 9th of July. We publish this
morning, such rumors respecting it as have
reached us which will be, in all probability,
either confirmed or dscredhed by the After
moons mail. Us. according 10 HE last papers,
packets from Liverpool aud Havre had arrived
of New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

ALGrps The city OF Algiers is built On the
declvity Of Isrsc hdi, aud the hoasps rise III
lregular progression like The seals III an amph
theatre. The town is surrounded by u wall OF
twelve feet IN thickness, and OF thirty feet 10
height on the land sile, mud forty feet IN height
towards the sea.
" lh- buildings are white, and, formipE n
beanlriul conlrasl to the surrounding ycldpre
IT tue cp8oiry, present a strongly fe,plcndout
appearance IRON the sra, particularly when
Illuminated by The h. ans OF he sna. HE
,oots n,e tlai AID uu ihrn n the evening the
Inhabitants are seated as well 80 enjoy tue irrs.
20, o. cool ar, II, toe brilliant .Aleni OF tue
McdtHttaneHn, Nni,u, bounded 0nly by a CitHT
hnf NJ, stretches ou M ,ldes 10 al tmnf4',e
distance. ] hr stene Il dodhi, auinatcd - any
vessels approach from tar thing or II thu ~ ndt
tower has announced thht ihe AIMS Of ,re Ltr3-
cent have beeh victorious. "ad The Ninds arG
waiting ChtIststl cnptVcs 10 the hafbour ne
tops of The houses ane uicn co. cred wan
spectators hnd Is red nli white clrl, pee.
vailed "a Their elnthye, the Uninterrupted phus.
peel - lively beyond ,mag naiiou, heightened
rs IT, by aowers aud evergreen, planted IN
large ho&es on the lrrfaCcs. lne population
CONSIST, Oft luo0 Ahomrdtus, i6,5OO jews,
> ,uuO Ch,I,tinns andulhrrs.
The CITY q. efriS has live gates. The Ma.
rine Gate opens 10 the mol AID thr slaves,
every afternoon, When theJ h,v" hnIspei tncr
work are examined one by one, 10 see thoy
conway no arms or dangerous mplemeuls iiom
The magazine, md othrf places wher' they
have bfeG working. srong guard is always
posted ~ THIS sai& T5is is The spot where tue
cr"elhes exercised against the slaves are mos,
frequently Witnessed. Parties are sreu coming
np the mil with driver over them. carrying
large CASKS OF wlnr, or OIL. or heavy bales sung
on poles, and resting on Ibelr shoulders. In
Consequence of the ascent, the weight aud s'ralo
rests SO nne1 on the legs, that the flutes OF
many OF thu old slaves are Seen IN knots and
Jumps above the calf.
hn houses OF Aglors are built in tic Spanish
s'yle, WIN a large paved court in The centre,
around which the apartments are placed. They
have only very snail, high, and grated win.
d""s 10 the street. With the exception of the
mhin suceI. tue rest are so narrow thai lna
Died Ass Is All Inconvenience 10 the passenger.
They have gates NJ each sud which are snuI
hnd guarded nj night 10 prevent intercourse ::
only Turks ar prI'ieged persons then eau
pass through thenI, aud mis- with a lanthurn,
carried by TIL lGdlvlinal OF his seryIpl.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

The hdiaa5.--By letter to the Hon. Jno. II.
Eaton. written by order of the National Coun~
ch OF tie Chickh8aws, we learn tina, a Dele.
CATION OF Chiefs and Head men cf that nation
clothed with power IN exchange lands, were TO
meet the Pres ldent oil the United States for that
purpose al Franklin, Team. on the 20th uii. We
wish that every Indian tribe within our limits
would follow the example Of their Chickasaw
brethren but there seems to be no ground to
hope for such a result bolh the Cherokees and
Greeks having recen,ly resolved in mos, solemn
and determined manner, 10 remain wnere they
are until they are driven oil by force.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
IOEIIGlfs
eEpon1gD cAPiunE OF ALGIEns.


Tie New Y.tk Btlrtts contains the foilpsIng
in,slllganct, which. n t.pr. !. very important.
We confess ihal se ID Mt rive irnplrn opnh-
deuce 10 the repef,, although ~ kso~ Of no
iupedinen, 80 .oeh successful movement by
The besiegsrs.
capt Berchrr. in ;he'brig Industry. arrived
y, New Haven On Saturday, 10 is tiays from
ST. Bartholomew. lie states fba' Swedish
ship had arrived there ~ = snort passage from
Gibraltar. with TIE following important news,
~; Algiers was iskep ny the French on The
1b Of Julf hY assault, The loss Of the
French IN kllled Was 1900. Algsfinss 300
Inc Dry retired 10 the inferior. The French
were repulied On the first attack. Cap. g..
says his intelligence il but thniy elgpi days
rom Gibraltar
- The sbose accounts, prnhably. are ss late
IN the 1870 ri Julp. 1hr Fanci', arrived here
Yesterday. Stated rom liordeaa, oa 'bc ION OF
July at winch time nothing Of - dsGls'se char.
acier was known - 10 IL. surerss oi The French
expedition NJ tiast Aisiets, except that 10000
M ats troops Ysefe senl ipr.
d" The continued rains ~ France had almost
destroyed the Vineyards"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

o. g." The 1nsricaa Statesmaq, and ifechan-
les ana MnnltclRrers Ad egate. is the
name Of a new paper, about to be established
IN Washington city. II will support Henry
Clay for The next Presidency. The Baltimore
Patriot says, From the established talents
aad independence oil he gentlemen who, il is
sad, are propriaio,s aud conductors Of this
paper, lhe psbhc have reason 10 expect tina, it
Will take tihcent and digui6ed staod among
Its co laborrrs ~ ihr great cause oil our country,
and become emiHenly useful thereia'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
We God he following article in The Norrola


Captain Bnnfae Of thr schner William A..
Knox, davs from 81 lnonas Who went IN.
10 Last tiger on fhnrihly nfg9t LIST, repntted
thar otifial accounts ot the capture Of Alg.cB
by HE French had been received there prov
ous 10 his departure, tni tbat Tue report nas
grHaiaily believed 20 be True.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

HEAf---There Is not much change in This
article slnce onr last. II Is selling from 81 Il
- cents Il - quoted in .imhmood al lrom y l
10 81 %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

.pp.raa.asred and siealy slaves every yes''
,.eL,,, ,ns,n for pork, ADD distributes them, as
,sat;,s. among his poor ne'sheo's. or sends
-, :, the Ne. Orleans market eu specnis-
ton
go
n is,onri Eltttion.-ihe 81 Louis Tunes Of
ths 4,b uIf. "a Jackson paier, aai IN. latest
,etei.ed lro.n mt quar'ef) give The. following
.,.,.,,a., the result of the election Of Mem
=. =. -. lee i,taiafe OF that State:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

u We solicit "A general perusal of the
E." Interesting Letter" on the causes ofthe de.
cline oil the Southern States, which viii be
found u" our first page. Some OF its views are
D0veI-dii Of them welghty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

~ He are authorized 10 Crnounce S1 MUEL
n G1RLAAO. Esq. as Il cGadiddie = repre-
seta The county Of Amhs,st n tie ne.st rns ma
assembly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

" 4 Puhlic Dinner Was givento Col. James
Sergeant IN the House oil Representative on
Ia, reiurn hume, by some Of his constituents
al which he made Il Speech nearly an hour
in length II is strs &c that the Jack son men
WW play tue " Table Orator" Whenever they
can gei a chance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

!" TAKE rhysic, Pomp
" Expose tn self to teel VIA, wretches feel;
" That thou may 81 shake ny gupeoilnx among
them,
1" Aud show the Heavens more Just"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

Tie South fafo',aa prs ndard unlouhted
att, stisas 81 sadl5s,'y great excitement ere
.tea hs Nf DAVIS Speech, ani correspond
rs s,sstsnes - publications ~ Charleston aud
.ir' ttrfr. 81 IS tsiaucr, We cannot sa1
f4s 81 FW md uui iis pretty clear that tht
s.s- - - D. dfaNn brtNeen thu uullihc iiion
+ - sti szle Paris winch prefers 10 stant BY
: ii, 's,sa aaH ihe Law. lie pliOwins Hrli-
49, : D oae 4 i1s --latest Cha lesIun papefs.
=. ,s ss,n' ishI oB he suJcci
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
COMMUNICATION-Fort the grgaiaH
MIMI Eo.

Taken on board Of The Lyachbag Packet Boat
onher first TRIP 10 Richmond.
Nature has its elI"s in all rs borders
and while the uhhlnhlng pass heedlessly by IT'S
sublltnest works, the coniemplaiIve mud de
riyes profit and Improvement from IT'S ieeblesl
efforts. Whine the Rivers, Mountains and
Lakes Of Europe are described by the intelli
gent traveller, and read with avidhy by our
selves, we readily pass the most interesting
objects that Nature can produce, because oil
our acauaintsnre with them not very unlike
many OF the inhabitants within he ar,ng Of he
Falls Of Niagara, who yet have never seen
them. With this view, we deem 1t not an
intrusion On the pubic. particularly when
ne Tvs are scarce to describe the pleasing va
rieties that present themselves 10 The passing
stranger on the banks oil The lar famed James
k yer
On Saturday, The llth Of February, al 10
O'Clock, the passengers went on board Ihey
consisted of five ladies and seven gentlemen,
Cant Staplrs, The commander, O. five first rate
hands together with good cook. In add' ton
10 our company, the Packet was completely
filed with geGtlrmen and ladies, and was ac-
companied 10y another Boat, with full band OF
music, and thronged with the citizens OF
Lyachbure, who testified their respeci for the
enterprise ny FfGDIHIlH US 'hitt "ti'S va '''
massage Our departure was announced by
the firing of cannon and attended by at least
1000 OF he good people Of Lynchburg. who
came 10 witness the departure OF the first
regular Packet that ever sailed from Lynch
burg,
After leaving our company, we dropped
down TO Staples Mil, sixteen miles FROM town,
where we took in provisions for the voyage,
and two ladies, as passe"gers-We were re-
ceived al this place by salute 81 guns, which
was returned by the boat. We thea went e'gn'
or en- miles further, aud stopped for the night
sailed az ain before day, and passed Bent Creek,
village romantlcalIy situated, on the top OF a
steep hill on our right Eight miles further
on. we passed the village Of New Mar
ket, agreeabiy situated. on hill. to our
left. Az the junction of I've river. IN the mdsr
of a wealthy aud respectable neishborhood. a
few miles below, we passed Green"ay, former
Iy Of note ia the Tobacco trade, but al this time
apparenlly forsaken both by trade and mhabi-
tan,s. It IS situated on d small plat of ground
surrounded by steep hills. The Old houses helug
low and dat, with she'd roofs, crowded closet y
together, aud tolering TO ruin-preseniiDg the
lnOsl doleiul appearance imaginable, and re
nindng US Of what we have read Of the cara
yanserys for accommodation in the Deserts Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Saturday night the 18Th OF
Feb. 1880. by the Rev. ADner Early, MAR.
TN MASON. esq. TO the amiable and accom-,
pllshed Miss WlLMOTH LOfFluS, daughter
Of Mr.. Reuben Loiflus, all of Campbell coun
~.
-, on Thursday, Feb 25ib, by the Rev
Joshua Adams. OF Patrick. Mr.. WIN. MITCH
ELL, sen. esq. OF Franklin aged %, To the
amlable Miss ANN. daughter Of Gregory
liagood, esq Of Patrick, aged 10
-. on Thursday the 4h inst. by III,
Rev Nicholas H. Cobbs. Mr.. JOHN W .SKENK
Formerly Of ALTERNATELY to Miss CAfliA
RlNE l.. daughter OF Mr.. George Cofer, all Of
Bedford onniy, Va
-, on Wednesday evening last. bv the
Rev James Boyd, MAURICE Ii. GARLAND
Esq. Attorney at Law, of Lsnchburg, tn Ms,
CAROLINE. daughter Of opot'swood Garland
Esq OF Nelson county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

NNfolICE BY virtue Of deed Of irnst
AZ executed 10 me by John II Wright, bear.
ing date On the 18th dry Of April 1876, aud
recorded IN the county Court Of Bedford. aud
In accomplish certain purposes III sn'd iced
expressed shall, on tuesday, the 18Th day Of
April, 1890. nj the lanyard. on the premises,
expose To sale. by way of public auction, a
certain tract OF parcel OF Iand conveyed and
described in aaid deed. lying ard he,ng in the.
county OF Bedford. containing 5la acres. moe
or less, u being The same tact ~ parcel of and
which formerly bclpnged 10 George Douplns
dec. The terms Of sale will he made known
n, he time aud place OF sale. The liir 10 I'd
land is believed 10 lie nnqu"s,ionably good, bnt
acting az trustee, will convey % The purcha-
ser OF purchasers snch iiIc ms " vested IA mo
10y the said deed OF unsi, and nons Other
BALDA MCDANIEL. Trustee.
March ID. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
DANCING SCITOOL.

/nilE undersigned respectfully submits 10
- the patronage ~ he Ladies aud Gentle.
men Of bynchburg and ia vicinity, his in,en-
ton ofop"ning Dancing sch oil IN this place,
wherein will be taught the most fashionable
steps aud dances, Parents drsuons of having
tb"ir children ianRh, that elegant sccomplisp
ment, may rest assured thaf the subscriber will
spare no pains H. ,mprove his pupils In that
useful art, aud that he vii give them proper
instructions IN manners Of ciyIltiy, and pay the
et"afsn attention 10 their department
The school vii positively comn"nce on
Thuahay the 18Th lust. IN Mr.. Morris Ballroom
Franklin Hotel
Term. ~ heretofore J. A. XAUpI.
Match 10 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
New Cheap store !
CIR DGGRIES, Go

H HE SUBSCRIBER Is just receiving
II aud opening, I'm the corner house OPP
posile the Umon Hotel, aud nearly cenirionl
between Planters aud Liberty Warehouses) n
general assortment oi Groceries, ~. which he
olfrrs 10 his friends Il the public generally very
low for cash or country produce Having
purchased them for cash, will cnnhle hun 10
sell a low MS any in this ma,kri--his friends
and the public are invited IL coll aud eHam,ne
Tor themselves H.. stock consists N pati OF
Salt, Guest filed Brown aud Loaf Sugar. Teas,
Indigo. iron, Steel. Molasse.. Wines, Rome,
Wh,skey, Brandy, Cheese. Nails, MI Nos Rice.
S,one, Cookery md Glass Ware. writing aud
wrapping Paper, Shoes, Hats, Cotton Yarns,
assorted Nos. Cotton and w Il Catds Leather
Domestic Cloths, Msdder, Alispiee Pepper
Ginger Coppcras. Allom, Sail P.ire. Candles,
Soap, Po"dc, and Snoi, Window Glas,. Bed
Cords, Plough Lines. 81 &c.-Iighes, prizes
given for all kinds of country produce either
cash or goods J. w. HATCHER.
March 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Waiac We had hardly congratulated our
selves that The Legislature of Maine had at
length got into operation, after a 80 ,sbble of
SIX weeks, in which lie in the VOC OF two 10
litical parties put an eG''ctnal esloppel on all
business, before we are informe of new diff
cult which has arisen. II appears that the
Senators supply all vacancies hich may occur
in their own body and the Anti,Jack,pn m,
,y succeed Il in filling four which cxjsted-T1i.
gave that part decided ascpnanncy. and sy-
cry 'h'ng went on smoGMly, unit ii wa, objec.
ted 'ha' the mode OF the election Of Inc four
new members was unconstitutional, md. as
thh Constitution OF Milne in that case directs
/ the Judges OF their Supreme Court were called
on 10 settle the point. They have de clded but
so ambiguous is human language. that each
party contends thai their iIonors nave decided
IN 'ts favor We think his difficulty nigh
be easily obviated by a direct appeal to The
Judges, to say IN whose behaIftbey intended Il
give their verdict lftheir opinions cannot be
understood, when given in legal terms, let them
say, at once. " nessrS. Jncksoniang. gou arr
prGng - or right AZ the case may be. 1t vii
not be the FIRST time that knot has been cut
which could not be united.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Right Of Suffrage. Great an just complaint
has been made OF the ami equity OF that clause
of the new constitution which extends the
right of suf age: Scarcely any person that
we have conversed with upon the sub
sct can interpret its rerbiGge N a man
ner satisfactory either TO himself or 10 9th
ers, The following sImpliicalion of Mr. B.
W, Leghs law terms, Furnished by n CORES.
pandent of he Winchester Republican, we
nave thought, under such circumstances, would
not be unacceptable TO many Of our readers:
Every white male citizen of the common
wealth, residing therein, aged 81 years and up.
wards, with the exception OF those of unsonnd
mind paupers, no II .commis toned officers, sol
nIers seanen OF marines in the service oil the
United States, or persons coHUicled Of any infa.
'nous offence and p possessing some one of The
qualifications which follow, will. in addition TO
thoSe cn2ens who are at present. entitled TO
exercise the right OF suffrage under the existing
constitution and laws, be entitled TO exercise
'na' r'ght under the new cons tuition, II adopt
eu' ara are entitled to vote for the adoption or
'J"eton OF that instrument, at THE ensuing
spring election, but not for members ofthe Ge
neral Assembly.
:. LIST. Evriy such citizen Gas aboye) who ia
himself, IN possession of. or has a tenant on a
piece oil land it matters not how small the
l'sn'''y,o or has dwelling house. whether there
DC attached 10 1t any IN IRE ground than that on
"nch the house stands or not, provided it be
VI y. 'he value OF S25, and so assessed to be-. on
, ,"e Gonm'ss oners' books, if required by law,
Will be entitled to vote.
Znd Wherever, for example, there is an
en"'V'ued estate, say tract ofiand, or ont Tot,
VI mouse and lot, and there are two. five,
S"'' zen or any greater number of parties On.
"''en . share in the division, and having an
assessed freehold estate in the same, and pro
'I'ed each share he ofthe value of S25, and so
assessed to be, IT required by law, oil piH be
s"''lled to vote but when The value ofthe pro,
pe.'y would not he sufficient to entiile all 10
w. 'hsy. together, will be entitled to as many
ded by S25
ou' The next class is rerersioners IT, for
n""p'e' any one be entitled TO the reuersion Of
es'His, ehher in lee simple, or for life or
'''--that is TO say, il the estate be held by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

u By Saturday Ecsnias's Nal, we rece,r
ed The following acceptable paragraph it. the
National In,elIigencer OF the lllh inst.
The Senate spent considerable portion
al yesterday sitting on Executive business
The principal subject Of deibet alton i. under.
Stood To have been the nomination OF Henry
Lee as Consul General for the States o. Bsrba
ny aud II Is said that the nomination Was re-
jccted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Foiing for the NeU Constitution would
call the attention ofoa reade 10 an inpor
tant provision in the law passed al the las seq
sion of the Virginia Legislature, with regard to
ahe place Of uoiiHg, on the question Of the a.
dop,lon or rejection Of the new Con.ttution-
This can only be done AT he c0nrt-holts:S OF
the respective counties, aud not any place OF
holding a separate election. Th- lst section Of
the law says; And the poll Of the votes Civ.
en for ratitying aud rejecting the said amended
constitution shall be continued open in the
month OF April next for three successive days;
y The poll kept al the courthouse Of each county,
city and borough, but not any poll kept al any
place Of holding separate election, shall, on
The third day, sunset, adjourn 10 the hrSt day
OF the next term Of the court, to be holden for
each county, city or b 'roigh respectively, and
shall be continued open for three successive
days, and at sunset OF the ,hrd day shall be fl
nally closed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
OBITUARY..

DIED, in harloue county, on the 9th of
March, Mrs MILDRED, relct of the late Mr..
John Wheeler, aged o. ,ears. While engaged
IN the usual duties oi her house, she was afilic-
ed with an apoplecIic fit, winch terminated her
.;fe IN two days. Her tanily's bereavement -
severe, aud al who have experienced her ma
terna care, can utter tribute OF respect 10 her
memory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

A meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Lynchburg Auxiliary Colonization Society Is
rennested this AFTERNOON at 5 O'Clock, at
the Office of WIN. VI. Rives. Esq on business Of
RICHARD Il. T0LER, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
Carriage NoYses !

a PAIR Of handsome young bay Horses
IA genie strong, aud we'll broke 10 harness
To, 'ale al EIliots Livery Stable.
l., d X. Is SORVELL.
March ilS3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

u The Secretary of State has appointed
the Jackson State journal" in Mississippi, 10
publish the Laws Of the United States, by
authority during the presen, year. The Port
bson Correspondent says that The publication
of that journal has been discontinued for three
years Put on yonr specs, Mr.. Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Duff Green "A Jscksonan. in WashingtO on,
some tine since wrote an Essay, for the Rich
mond Enquirer, vndlcatng Mr.. Webster from
the Interpretations of Duff Green. Ofc0,Tse
the Enquirer - fused to publish lit being the
usually liberal and digni6ed course OF that
print, TO publish only one side of the question.
The writer transferred it to tue Redmond
Wing, in which paper it appeared. 1t contains
the following alusion to the Washington Ttie-
graph;
Al scout the inpudeni prelensions which
would constitute it the organ of the party in
whose lap was nursed; whose tenets have
constituted my iavorI,e study whose tenets |
believe its vulgar mind TO be incapable OF un'
Outstanding"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

We are informed by the Inspector that II is
the largest inspection he has ever known dur
ing any quarter, by about 100 barrels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15
FLOUR INSPECTION

The quantity of Flour inspected in the
Lynchhurg market, the last quarter (say from
loth December, 1929, to 10th March, 1890 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

NJ We copy, this morning, an interesting
Sketch of Mr. Webster; and more brief de
scripriou of Mr.. Hayne. We have on hand. a
fuller Sketch OF the latter gentleman, from the
pen of the writer of that oflhe former, which
we shall make room for in our next.-The late
debate in the Senate has attracted towards
these gentlemen large portion Of The public
attention, and any thing which pertains TO them
is therefore pernsed with feelings of interest.
From The description gwen of the latter gentle
man. We have high hopes that his reported
masnaninily aud love of justice, and his nc.
knowledged good sense, will induce him to re-
pudae and abandon, at no distant day, those
doctrines which he has too hastily espoused,
and which strike at the foundation Of the I'm
ion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

Rapid Trareuing We received by last
Thursday evening small The Richmond Telegraph
Of January 30th-l20 miles in about SIX weeks
g" Reform is necessary somewhere.