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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
RE lew

vi the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor lie Vuginian, ny
THOMAS A. HoLcoaBE and RICHARD fYREE,
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed obac-
co, from 2 10 10 6 80
Inferior To common, Q 10 10 3 so
Common TO good, 3 SOTO q 30
Good TO Gne, 4 soto 30
Strips, 3 00to 4 90
Refused, i 10 100 %
The iaspeclionS continpc small md prices
without much chaf1e. Our foreign accounts
continue uslnrorsbe 80 TIE tobacco trade.
Flour, % -
Wheat GA 10 Go
Corn. old 50
Corn, new %
Whisky 81
Hemp, Ia 90 TO so
Bacon 6 00to
Corn Meal, 90 to 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

l9h Of Octossr.--The Victory Of Psris was
celebrated with great splrndor IN Norfolk and
Portsmouth, m the 18Th OF October the nnni
versary ofthe srrcnGer OF York town There
was a military parade. Salutes, an Grafton by
William Maxwell, Esq an illumination, and a
1.-The B.liimoresns designed to celebrate
the same day but the nclemency of the wea-
ther compelled hen 10 defer it..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

Tho,p in thr frN column are doubtless eIer.
led. With the exception Of Ne"nan, who taxes
The place Of Hsynr, the representation "a IN
changed.
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Portrait Painting.
DlGGEo' OFFICE OF LUCK, |

DIGGto' OFFICE OF LOCK.
Lynchbure 2sth Oct. 1890. (
Drawn oumbefs in the New York Consolidated
LOTTERY, class M. IS, lor 1880.
IL 66 4 sc % II ID 81 40
Combination IS, 40 a. sold Il, ths ollce--,hi,
additional tiak in the chain OF luck, is q GOWN.
clng proof that prizes may be had ut
DiGCES LOTTERY and
Exchange office, Lynchbnre, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

- 'ndgeP P Barbour Ia. addressed a
'"''toty to his Constituents, on retiring
D" 'he'r service, md accepting ,he station
''one ed TO him by the President Auadioo to
'afh, md the excitement conseuueo, upoo
'"rnnge Determination ofthe msioyi,v of
!, F'es' Z" do that which they think right. the
- eaprease'is hope. tina, tina, majority will
''y yield 10 the ninority-not, indeed. a.
''''e"der 10 thew m:ndces, but as a eone.s.
W "'e' renonsfrance," This IL the ssm.
.""ea' tsnnemen, of language BY which
0"n''a was taught by his philosophising
'''no" 10 oonfouhd right and wrong. II
4 'o"e-n member Of Congress be
n WE contrary 10 the interests and t,
"Hnes oftho who sen, hin, ,b,r.-;, wn
IL '' poor Consolation 10 his constituents
. 'o'd' True. fellow citizens ihavs 70.
- 'sa'as' yonr interests and you, wi,he.-bo,
W, yea to menaces--no, had too
80 'sar' Tor that : I only cav. m nv on;,.
"'soar rights concess,o 10 N. ,enon.
my oPponrnts.' Judge Barbour
"'ery well satisfied wit, ,h;s .dm;..,.
no, :, u 'erms, oni it would hardly con-
mi, constituents Of member who N; h,
Nm " H. that he had acted ., ,Ae,- t.o-..
'''s should have ae,st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
changed

A cbagsngs The gentlemRn who has the
homo, Of writing himself " Secretary 81 War,
ha. thrown OFT a challenge ~ tho Nashville
nspublcan, in toe Bombaste. Furioso vein.> II
seem. Thai ihe corresponding Of the fhiadeI.
mia u 8. Gazette had caused TO he published
IN that paner some runprs which we're aanAt
u Washington. relating TO the modern Mdrs-
.uch. for instance, rs that MIR. Eeton intended
% exchange the War Department for the more
samhle. bot the more lucrative, and certainly
III. more appropriate station OF beef and pork
contractor 90 the ChoctsW and ChiCkasAw 10
lans on their migration West Of the Misss-
n9 When the Secretary saw this rele ction
1po0 his dignity, he few into a terrible rage,
AID authorised the consequential JackdH ofths
ya,hvil. Republican Who kindly informs hia
,.aders that he has been recently " much IN
III. COMPANY Of the Secretary of Wsr"l to
4 brow down his glove, and sound n note OF de-
f,uee to IN. world Who shall dare TO cross
& hun IN his WRATH Hear him:
at canaot he required or expected Of the
SECRETARY OF War TO investigate every snony-
mons sander that his Vowardly calumniatsrs
may usher forth in the public prints. But we
aunderttke 10 say il any man of character and
nsponsIoiii',, ia this place or elfewhere, has
nusht 10 ullsge impugning the purity, - aye,
hr PURITY J." honor and morality Of the
priyae ll!", or the integrity Of the official con-
d Ct Of John II. Eaton, and Will have the con-
sc an manilness To do il under his Own sig
nature he will b n,ticed----- as ne may de-
aHe."i
Odds PERCUSSION locks aad hair triggers
Whist strrrible fellow is this same Secretary oil
WAY Weknow not which most TO admire, his
tailor or his discretion. And then ms eodorser,
abe pot.gSlao, Editor of the Repubii, An -
t'eaveh protect the wretch who proyokes hi,
Niger. We ould AS readily have encountered
great Bonhastes himself. while, in the mids,
o. his phrsnzy, he exclaimed
Whoever shall these boSt, dispisce.
4 onAl meet bolnhastes face TO face;
ana mus chsllengs all the human race"
Az me President recently manifested a deter
S'""hon to put stop TO duelling. az least with
F"ons employed in the public service, hs
"A ''"""s OF their commissions two young rsya
nc" VINO had bean engaged 10 AN affair oil
"'"a N"io he presumed, that, for the sake
consistency. he will no, PERM, Secretary
''o" 10 go nnpunished, when he hears Of this
Il ssp''s challenge TO 1.-THE public in general
\ "ahY responsible" individual or that pub
VINO may doubt his PURITY" Tn,
F"snan has pnssed through the FIRE. sno
eahitngerl, we have been told bu. ".
'oo'' whether it purified him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
ORANGES, &C.

ItU5T received ST. Augustine Orange, Bunch
- Ra,sIus and frOsh Cooosnuts
Ocl. % SAML AYHES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

" John M.rcer Patton. Esq ofFredp'icks
bug, Is a candidate for Congress in the District
la,e.y represented by Judge P. P. Barbour,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
Female School.

MFRS RYLAND will commences ksv school
WI on Monday. the first Of November, IN n
lower room oil the residence OF Mr.. iIollins. n
lew doors above the Franklin Hotel.
Terms. Ten Dollars, Tor Il session OF five
mouths.
Oct. % 2hf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

MIcKEE. ROBINSON Il Co. will give the
M highest cash price for 10000 bushels oil
wheat.
Oct. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
ADJOURNED MEETING.

The citizens of Lynchburs and its vicinity
will recollect that on SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON NEXT, vt 8 o'clock, an adjourned meet
ing will be held at the Franklin Hotel, to re-
ceiye the Reports ofthe COMMITTEES appointed
AT Il previous meeting, to take into considea.
lion The subject OF Internal Improvements. A
full meeting is earnestly desired, add not less
confidently anticipated. The deep Interest. ct
stake. and the obvious necessity thai our ncip'-
snt measures should be characterized by pru-
dence ns well aszeal. will ensure the attendance
Of all who have any thing logan or lose by the
measure, to which the deliberations Of This NEE
ting may lead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

<DHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he is receiving and manufac-
turing Carriages Of every description, smong
which nre the following Coach, Coaches.
Charots, London and New York Bugbys. Al
bany Pheytons. Barronch. Barrouchee, Phila :
delphia Deatbotns. Gie,, Hunters, &c. and any
Others that may b- called for.
All orders thankfully received and punciually
attended to.
Repairing done At the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
X. r. BEACH g. Co.
Oct IA WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

Mrs. Barneys Public ation.--ln our adver-
lsing columns is the Prospectu, Of Perio d'cal
Work, which Mrs. Barney. (the accomplished
lady OF one of the victims TO Gen. Jackson'
system Of Repdrds and Punishnnents.) proposes
20 publish in Baltimore. We hope IL will he on
tensively pstronixed in this section OF country by
those who have hearts 10 feel Tor a large family
suddenly deprived Of the means Of support. by
tyrsnnical exercise Of executive power. twill
afford US much pleasure 10 forward,o the Publish
er the names OF gentlemen aud lsdis, who may
be disposed TO patronage Mrs. Barney. The
publication Will commence On the Grst OF No
vemher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28
W ARMS uEEAGE,
LYyVCHBURG. IA.

w "a hSo ~ ~ y ~ IA
YNCHBURG. IA
Most Splendid Scheme.
Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company. class No. l6, 1880.
10 be drawn on Friday the 29rh OF October
1890.
GRAND SCHEME.
prize Of S25,O00 IL prizes OF 1920
l. 800 80 1910
5000 90 300
900 80 100
Besides S90s, 6Os, 5Os. 40s. 30s, nc. &c.
Tickets $40. Halves 50, Qrs. 81 90,
For sale at WARDS OFFICE.
III Orders for tickets will meet The most
prompt attention, il addressed to g. WARD,
Oct %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

PROPOSALS.. ny MARY BARNEY,
THOR PUBLISHING m the Isl day Of No.
X vember ssxt, and on the beginning Of svs-
ry month thereafter, In the city ~ Baltimore, =
new periodical work. TO b. entitled.
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

" The las; Washington Telegraph ia ma 81
len, a. death with regard to the Ohio Elrc-
tons-and scarcely sndiblsas 10 those of fen"5
sylysnla aud New Jersey. Why ART thou
dumb, Duff?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

VN7ANTED,-A lad from iileen TO seven.
w teen years oil age rs an apprentice to the
Coach making business. For further inf orms.
,ios. spply to II. r. BEACH T. co.
Oct. 70. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-28

HyHE winter session Of the subscribsr's
IL School viii commence Oh tkiond.y ths
first day Of November.
WILLIAM 5. REID.
Sept. 30 it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
FRANCI AND SPAIN

u vonldapPear from the following that the
rrvnlu'ioo has alfeAdy nrodur ed powerful efrrc,
Upon Spain, by proposition foi the recall of
The Sphntsh Exies, aud The conyocaiiou of the
NATIONAL Cortes
SPd'n.--MAdf'd dates 10 the 9TH of July,
have neen reserved in England. The success
oi The Liberal party in France had pr.duced
az Hereenblr sensation among the peopl, of
Madrid, bui II had alarmed the government,
Inc Council Of CASTLE had addressed tho kino
p"Ject VI n law, IN which il il said
= II seems TO the Council that SPAN IS FRI.
exposed 10 the idries OF the revuu Inary fac
ion, which, IL It should triumph in France.
would make ever. eiioftto extrnd itself into
'he peninsula. That the Council see no other
means Of preventing danger than those men
TONED 10 the project. which contains an obli-
won of all political opinions and aci, a recall
"' al he einigtanis TO their country. and n
convoeailon OF Cof,es sStdmentog.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
DETAILS OF THE LATE CONFLICTS IN
PARIS.
PARIS Inlv 20

.. fARls July 30.
postscript TO my private note to Won
on Tuesday evening was coucbrd in ,6sss
term; : We are III Tor revolution"
On Tuesday evening matters besan 10
wear very serious aspect. The gepdarn..
posted on the Place du Paais Royal were in
eessaa'iy attacked, by what you in London
would call mob of dsndies, with a persever.
ance and desperation OF which all the riots
Ieso'is. tomal,s, or revolutions. Of Eng and, at
ford no example. They we're supported. IT is
true, ~ the young bourgeois. ana by the low
er classes. bot the majority, at Ava O'Clock,
we're Paris tops, with raitans in their hands.
and pistols in their pockets. Some of them
were killed. Wishing 10 see something Of The
matter, | took acabriolei. and attempted TO
dive through the Place do Palais Royal, and
INTO the t5sck Of the fight. The cabdriver
bad BEEN y tbasseur a cbeyal OF the Imperial
Gusrd.--Ften we reached the tails Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
FROM THE CuARLlsroS COURIER.

N"i,tcaticR Mgme.--lhe last Southern
mes contains long and lngubrious doegerei,
addressed to the citizens OF Greenvlle District.
Inc mountain yeomanry must have heavy
ears aud frozen blood, ifthey are not reused
i'"'n t1f'r apathy by the strains of such
bard Take p specimen
H. el'lzens "Greensillel are ye degenerat grown !?
alone ' " - S"i''
oe'love 1t not my brethrsn. It's SANDERS venom'd
young ~ '0u'
Ion may pm your fth on Drayton his half way course
do 0o'' 'e' "''o you
ton, ~ " ~ 1uoS
-FOUR generous souls will spurn such dastardly submi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

I'd. Falling 10 do THIS, was be no, a public ds.
iaulier when he was appointed TO the situation.
oil consul Grnersl at Algiers
sh"sld the Organ decline 10 give answers.
and verifabIe ones loo, 10 those queries, we shs
sndeasoor TO answer Them ourselves 10 sem.
future paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

Some of the public orators in'South carolina
both Null,fers and AnIi-NulIi6eis, have spoke
oi that State AZ their country IN coniradistinc-
.lon I" the Union, or American Republic, or
h.mp're' As Americans, they D~e their ale
glance aud affection Ia the latter. as their trus
paramount country, of which South Carolina
10 oii uH'son, or integral part, with her all
o' u'Sh1y power, prosperity, and Ultimate
individuality, dependant on hat relaiibs
Nnt. Gos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

a, Paris. IL. r.lef and dissatsfsction at The
course n ken by Prince Poiignsc, with respect
10 The =, olirion 4 The liberty OF the press, and
the consldnd ona aght Of election.
III The Concord. with MIR. Randolph on
board, was u Yarmouth Roads eS'h. july,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

.1b. King oil France Ia, fed ~ Nantes, scrom-
paaied bs The Duke at Bordeasx ard Other
members of,he royal family. They hsse car
RED of with them the cro.p and all III jewels
They will there wait lor the ry.m'o'sisfs, ~hea
4 viii he decided whether they viii prscrcd 10
GermAny or 10 EagiArd. Sach otthe Swiss
f;nard sho survived the carnage have iorssAen
lshe kns
sIARF OF LIE NATIONAL .IARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
LATTE, LOBAu
CAsslMlR PERRiER ODER
t;enerll GERARD.
UunfsI 1sIlDN

"Ftiio,o Ciiisens You hase by unanimous
seclamai ion elected me your General. ! shall
prove myself worthy Of the ehu'ce Of the PART
i,n National Gaarj. We hghi Tor our laws and
oar liberties
+" Fellow-Ciuzens Our ifiu'nph IA certain.
! beseech you 10 obey the ofdcrs oiihe Chi"is
tAai will b. given you aufiihai cordially. The
troops offhe line haze ALREADY gsrn way. The
Guard, are ready to da the same. fbe traitors
who have excited the civil wal. a. win thought
TO massacre the people with impun'y, will be
soon forced 10 account before the tribunals Tor
their violation oil the laws and their nnguinary
plots.
Signed at Genesal Quarters,
lie General d1 hourg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

In 1921, Mr. McDuFfIE PUBLISHED in the
Georgia Adrertiser under The signature of
One fhe People, series of essays, written
with uncommon ability, attacking the doctrine
OF State Rights, lhcu held by large party
In the United States. These essays were
shortly afterwards, puhli'hcd in pampe lei
io'm at Charleston pTeiH ced nv an ndyerise.
ment, wiiiten IN a style of corresponding
ahInv. They "ere also reviewed In the pa-
pers OF the day III "A series OF rccommenda-
tory articles ia short " On If lie PeOpie"
had Il most extensive circulation. being gene.
rally repnhlished throughout the Union -
Whist denounced, as advocating .laitudina-
ran doctrines, his views Of the constitution
were generally considered sound and en-
ilgWened and the ESSAYS certainly added 40
the reputation OF Mr.. McDUFFIE. This pumph-
LEI, with the Preface. has lately been re publish
ed ~ Charleston, aud public attention called
TO the Inconsistency Of MIR. McDCFF,E and
haJor HAMILTON. upsn whom the authorship
OF the Preface was charged. In a long com.
mun'calo ion 10 the Charleston Courier, Major
HAMiLron, with frankness. avows the author.
ship OF lhr advertisement. and, without attempt.
ny to quallIiy--to equvoeate. or to reconcile
'rTeconsileable opinions attempts TO show the
extreme delusion under which he wrote the
advertisement IN question. We have not space
nor Is IT necessary, 10 follow him though ibe
process oil iransmutai,on from the rankeSt laiL
tudinarianism to MS present views OF the Con-
suution, Those views, il is true. ara as wide
y different from the views entertained in 1872 ,
MS il is possible 10 conceive.
Major HAMILTON makes a frank confession,
which we confess surprizsh us moi little, rs
II will the people Of Virgiuia--it is, that al he
period OF wrniag the averII>emrnt, (lS2D
he hdd neeer read Mr.. MADISON Report of
81, or the Kentucky Resolutions di avn up by
Mr.. JEFfERs. N. We had supposed that for
the purpose of defending the opinions he then
held, an acQunntanr" wilh these celebrated ex
positions OF The Constitution would have been
necessary. II by This admission we are 10 un-
deIstaud. that a perusal Of hladison's report
has contributed to change his mind. we would
commend to Maj HIS noice some later views
OF the constiIutionnity OF the Tariff, which
have been gwen 10 the world by the sage of
Montpelier The Report of % cured Mai.
IL. of latiludinarianlsm. the letters of Mr
Madison 10 Alr. Cab"il may possibly ex
orcise him Of The dsInoA OF Notification.
lreMn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
DDM45gtE.
From the Charleston City Gaaeite.

To the Honorable r. Y. HAYsE, GioRGg Nc
DugFIE, and JAMS HAYiLroR, jr. To all
Planters Merchants and Factors who believe
in The sounhness ofiIe Doctrine advanced in
the Exposition OF cur Legislature, &c. so
ably Supported hy Mr. McDUFFIE, in Con-
erps.. We beg leave Il offer the allowing pro.
posal.
We will enter intoihe following contrac,
with each, and every one of you: We will
sapply you with evs'y commodity on which
duties are paid, and every Domestic Article of
consumption, which receives protection by the
enormous Tariff. upol fore ga pro-ucis, At 10
per cent below the mTkei price, upon cond
iion that each Of you will give us only 25 bales
of Cotton, or % Darres OF Rice out Of every
hundred that you produce, or export. We are
Of that sect OF economies who believe that the
dulles are paid by the consumers; you that they
fall on the producers. BY acceding 10 our pro-
possl, these antagonist theories will be brought
10 the test oG p'aclies experiment, and conifo>
verist., will thus ascertain the truth or iailacy
Of opinion, Of which mere speculative reasoning
is unable, il seems, IA convince them II youI
theory is the true one you will save, and there
by, gain 10 per cent. Reduce the dutrs each
Of you pay, TO % per cent, the amount 81 d,I-
ties on Wooden and Cotton Cords, imposed BY
The tariff of 1916. Tariff which received the
jealous support ofthe Siaesmen of Carolina -
Should you, however be in error, " hich we
confidently believe 10 he the case, or we would
no, venture 10 make the speculation, we will
be the gamers. and whilst We expose the error
in your calculation, have also the satisfaction.
Of asceraining 10 IA cent, what is the amount
Of duties the State actually pays. The prob
lem can be solved by a contract with few
well as with the whole State, though
We would be glad TO contract with every pro
Queer.
The above proposal is made by se~ral indi
v"uals, who are unwilling 10 give publicity 10
ther names, unless their offer is taken up. All
communicai must be made 10 them, through
the medium OF the Post Office, addressed to.
A. II. d c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

CON-. PORTER. We dud the loIlov;o,.
queries pfopoun'ied IN the National journal i,
'"o"'h no' DO dlscordant with the morals nj ,,,a
soVe'"nentas displayed on other occasions =,
reward jackson deiaulter, while Ada,s,
sis. '""'e eWpha.
,o' we "'H thank the Organ to answer ths fol.
lowing Questions. XVI
ISL. was not Commodore Porter on b,s
,u'n from his cruise in the Pacific. a l,,.. &c
sauiier to the Government Z % ue>
~. Was i not calculated, VIII en- he oh,.;.
-. ,s 'ae o'"msad OF The West lndia Souad,on
:" NC """'n De enabled, while On thai sta,;on
J" "a! oil bis deb, to TIE public ''8'''H'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
sfAfr or THE NATIONAL GUARD.
So % lht NanlrlpallIu Of Parls

SlaI 70 Ht HHNlrIpahTp oT FdriA
f,rneral Lafayette snnauness 20 the Mayors
aad Members OF the different Arrondisssneni,.
tha, he has accepted the ,omnpsnd in chief Of
he Nalieua, Gnatd. which has been offered -
lin b., the voice OF The pubic. ard which has
BEEN unanimously conferred upon him by The
4 puties now assembled NJ the bopss Of NJ.
l..hre HrSnsiies The Ma OF and Manio pal
Garmliires of each atfondixs.mrnt 10 send a.
eiicer 10 re, rive The ord "a OF the General a
II. town hotel. 10 which he Is nov proceeding
aud 10 wait TOT Inn there
By ol der oi Gen, LAf AiET1TE,
Msniber OF the CONSTITUTIONAL Municipal
,h. p....
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

AfPolNTMENr.-The Missouri pans,s
,'enhob III Terms OF severe Reproduction, that A
hfo'her OF Dug Green has been appointed Re
eeNe' OF fubic Moneys al Palmyra, Missouri
III 'he pace OF highly respectable officer r..
'''''e"' lhs Green was roaming about the
.oo"'ry eodeavonring 10 procure security for
"N e"o" oena'ionr IN the Office 10 which be had
pee" appointed but sure'i"s for such peo-
t'e were ."'ner scarce IA those parts, and he
had found none. [Cpn,o,n,,,,. e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

we can state, upon the most positive author
!' shy .he London Court journal Of The 2C
a"s's'' ,n"t the British Cabinet, at the Council
n m 90 uesday, resolved to e1pIes, 10 the
r'e"cu uovernment through our Ambassadct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

The packet ship Columbia. at New York.
brings Portsmouth (Eng) papers dated Oh oi
Aug which acknow ledge the receipt OF Hayre
papers Ia The 3urh of July. Under dale of pot,,
month 3lst 1uly. is the following.
lhls evening we got further information bv
me camilla s,eamer. from Havre, the pas,en.
gers OF which report the following The Mar
shat Marmont had been killed. IL was repor,
TED mat the Duke ID 'Angouleme had been AS.
s.ss'na'ed. The King had He'd to Lisle, and his
Ministry were entirely dispersed Considers.
o'e 'erment had beep excited at Hayre. and
some blood spilt. ""N