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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
From the N. Y. Gazette, March 9.
FROM COLOMBIA

We are indebted TO Capt Half, of the schoo
ner Horatio, from Carthagena, for Colon.
blan papers oia late date, from which the
following important intelige has been trans.
lated
The Constituent Congress of Colombia was
Installed al Bogota on the Goth ofJanuary. &C.
cording TO the decree of December "a Forty
seven deputies were present. exceeding two
thirds OF the whole nnmber required for ouo
rum. They went from the palace of govern
ment, with the Lberator President az their
head, TO the Cathedral TO attend a solemn
mass, and thence to the hall appointed for their
sessions, where many citizens were present.
There, after short speech, the President, &C
companied by the ministers OF foreign reIa
tons aud the interior, administered the oath TO
the deputies who presented themselves two nv
two. The deputies then proceeded 10 vote Tor
their President, and UTdanca received votes.
oucre 20, Borrero 10, Castillo |, Restrepo Q
and Cannal 1.-Sucre, therefore was declared
President; Esteves Bishop OF Santa Maria, was
then chosen Vice President by 80 votes, ard
Bergos Secretary. The Liberator then declared
the Congress legally installed, and gave the
officers their seats
Gen. Sucre then made speech in which " he
praised the fTmness with which Bolivar had
guided the Republic ina dangerous crisis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

heed them moi ask this question Of yor.
common sense-,Chnt experience or i1,,. own
can instruct sut4 pretenders ? f'U"'.
4 II Is w,se TO check ed the fra a.,
but much wiser the first four and '"
huuTs. GUY
. All remedies which DO no good. IN ..o
colds or c9asnmptions, invariably do o'..
great deai Of harm. N'''.
& strictly sober life, regularly ac,,,.
ercise. and cheerful and contented mind y
the most certain means by which tbosa -. 'i'
po-fd 10 consumption, may escape us 1'
and preserve their lives to an advanced -,
J. The most certain means by wE}ch
predsposed even when guilty OF no n,e,,. VIE
ance may invite the attack OF the Iurl,in, yer
my, is plentiful use OF pectoral balsams ~ we
oflife, lung restorers, cough Iozenges or
deed, any of the list Of the certain cure, in w.
newspapers. wig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

Of character lr isuot greater fhan he in ta'
Tents. Compare these facts with thtstate-
Inents oil Dull
Bui 10 return 10 Mr. Clayion-beinp new
member, his talents were moi geneiallynOwn
here. and ht speech grat,led the morey its
unrx pecied ability. In this respect, II mind
cd ne Of Mr.. Fot.yths maiden speech nrlng
the wsr when alter he had passed Ms IL ses-
SION without saving word or displayn any
evidence Of lsrnts, h. came out with ingrea-
test aud happiesi OF all his Efforts, sahn his
bc. mannct. The effect was We con
siderable So much for the Congressiol De.
bates.
II were 10 attempt 10 giseyon rePartvbich
are dal, circulated Of political intrifa and
political movements, II would FL qairof pa
per Agfeal deal IS reported winch not
true. and much Of what IS irne would OF he
believed nj distance. The occmreies IN
general society, m high hje, 10 sPes la
Londres, would be- utterly discrcdnedby the
vITuon. aud unsophistcated Sncictym the
country. Would yOu believe that gray polIh
cal arrangements are IL great measie con
trUlled, aud ~ some cases absolutely lnbenced
by the favor Of particular female, nj Oh
the opinion which may be entertained. nd the
degree oil respect, or the reverse, Win may
he shown towards that female by leadin ind
viduals aud heIr wiyes1 Yet such Is III fact
~ least such Is generally believed 10 he Ne fact.
In truth my deaT sir, true history ofaHalTs.
private ana public would shock the moal sense
Of the American community, h wouldbe sup
posed to be intended for history OF IT. Court
of Lpuis the 10Th. II is melancholy 10 hunk of
il. Adleu:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The Snip Ially.Ho arrived at Norfolk.
brings Liverpool dates to the 9th of January
The London Courier OF the 2lt saws" The
gentlemen interested in West India affairs had
another interview with the Kings Ministers on
Saturday the 10th inst and as nothing 10 the
contrary has come TO our knowledge we con-
clude that the interview must have been salts.
factory
On the 3lst ofDecember the Emperor Nicho.
las had so far recovered his health a. TO appear
in p 'blic u, ST. Petersburg. He was present
nj the parade ofone Of the regiments Of guards,
and was received with great enthusiasm.
London, Jan. q, evenng,-We have this
morning received German and Brussels Papers
II appears from them that the Sultan, notyith
Standing the Impoverished condition of his
treasury, IS collecting magnificent presents for
the Emperor OF Russia, in the hope. as il is
affirmed, OF inducing him by this mark of atten.
lion aud respect, to reduce the amount of the
md mnity which the Sultan has agreed to nav
TO Russia. The Emperor will, Of course, be
much gratihed by this display of affection or
humility. aud 1t may tend TO maintain the
friendly feeling which he processes TO have for
his late enemy hut it is not 10 be supposed
that he Is 10 be induced by any proceeding of
this kind, to alleviate the burdens which he has
imposed upon Turkey. Il the wants of Russia
n The disposition oil the Empeor are opposed to
such alienation, II is not to be obtained by
presents, however magnificent nor do we be
leve that the Sultan, who enjoys reputation
for good sense, would offer them with SO vain
an expectation.
Iienna, Jan. 9.-The exchange of courers
between Constantinople, London and Paris is
again very active ; important results are
therefore expected, and it is generally believed
that the Porte will shortly recognise the Greek
state.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
From the Journal of Health.

l. IL consumption has prevailed in either Of
your 'd'nii'es, use the earliest precautions to
prevent your children falling victims to The
"ousn consumption may not have been
oo"uon Oh Tue side OF either, yet precaution is
n w, .ns iess Important Two three neglect.
- :" winter or cutting blast in spring,
stltution, securely seat the relentless dss,roa.
at the best, wretched health will he a cs,;.;a
consequence. III"
.. "hen .hey' " no must be ignorant Of the
essential difference between a common oo,a 'na
consumption, boast of their cures, hear, but
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
DONf'n SIID.

Washington. March ~ We understand that
che Military Court, composed OF high officers
10 the service, has closed It's proceedinzs, and
adjourned. We referred, some days ago, 10
,hc formation OF such Cour' as an ineldpnt OF
,he day, With only an indisiinGt We. OF IL oh.
iect, and With no means Of anticipating lis pro
bahe result. We have since leafnt Thai the
Intervention OF such q Count was found neces.
nv IN Consequence of the different conSiruc-
tous nppied 10 certain points Of Military duty
BY ofic-rs Of high rank. II the decision Of
Ihs Court. u hiCb OF course - unknown TO the
Pubie shall Leaf 10 the settlement o any pr,n.
cipes SO - 70 preclude collision in future. The
cal ofthe Cnan may prove to have been for
tunpte occurrence. Doubts respecting lhe az.
piics,ian Of Ger I'm roles are known To els "a
TIE Oldest sen1cts. uur can 1t BE- July conslI-
cred . r,psaaeh 10 enu thai II not exempt
from .,t. that bolong g. al. Ne hope, as
vt ss1d bt tor tat he rc.uf. b It shsti
1uas. seii prove bsnsGc4Ai 20 the sefvlse Tie
trial btI1ft fht Gaur,, 20 this ca-e. seems SO
have bcee an issue hetVeen htjor General
.N1ron4b aud AlIutsut ecu Jnut,. During the
trial Generals sno7 sod JrHp wrre examined
Ga points Of military duty. ooiDnel Jaufa sss
aided. ~ hls e.enoe. b, freud and former
compHn,ou IN srut. Col SlDIT0p, 81 Virginia.
Ma. Int.
II Is nadfrstapd tnnt Comm adore Dapii
Porte, ~. Yesterday nominated Is he Pfesi
Gent. ia the senate, a. Consul General 10 fht
barhsra faWsfa ~.
Has4HgiaH. Matri 3 - The senate ys,ter
dry alter lrng Suing GA EIrcniive bnN
mess. oonhrmsd tie appJint msui ot iuih0ny bai
Ter "a Charge d. Adars ~ TIE Republic u
N,Iioo, sas Of Emanuel Hea, as Charge DC,
A f.f,s q, p.f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

EJirdei oia feRfr 10 he Ediior ofhe baltimore
DoyyJ.T. J4fssI N"HrpI'. - ~ 80
Tne nomination Of Henry Lee. rs ConsuI
Gcocral 10 Myers was this day rejected by the
Unanimous role II the Senate. This IS a Ter
mend ,ns rebuke ofthe President Tor appoint
log INN, as all the lact. which led 10 his signal
REJECTION must have been MS well known 10 Gen
jackson as they were TO the Senate lhsy
were too notorious for him 10 have bred ignOr.
AMI OF fhrm. He would not submit the nom
nation to the Senate last March, but saited
I'll the clasr of The session. and then app1inted
him 50 IA 10 ensure 10 his fayuflte the outfit &
salary for Al least one year Lee was ihe b.
som friend of the Hero a d resided n the Her
BliiIge dearly year while the President al e.
lection was pending, and this office MAS given
him in defiance OF public opnion-nn al Of
inj Justice 10 The Presidential Office and the
People Of Tins Nation. that would have been
prepetrHled by no other Individual than the
present most unWori hy and VIGOROUSLY unia in
cumbeni OF the Presidential CHAR II Is said
the old Here i, actually foaming With rage al
the result IN thu senate. aud a. | passed The
Palace an hour sircr. | imagined could Zee
The smoke of his wrath actually curling cut
from the cHeYices me windows. Other non
nations of peculiarly odious aud defestahle
cast are u b. acted upon, and II IS hoped ue
senate vii DO H. duty TO the county, rcgsrl-
less oi ibe Hngfy frowus Of Tue Military & hrd
tAin."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
LACON-OR MANY THINGS IN rru.
WORDS l."

The man whose word can always he 4e,,.,
ed upon, Is sure to be always honofed
There IS nothing more worthy OF a ma,
truth nothing makes him feel so de,plcaL,s
a lie.
Men often act lies without speaking tho
All false appearances are lies. All sbu,a
and preyarication are lies.
A habit otying in small things lead, On
habit of ying in great aud then man
wholly dete,able.
Want OF punctuality is lying.
Since custom Is the powerful magistrate
mans life let man, by all means, end ayor
obtain good customs.
To inure young persons to bear patient.
small injuries, is capital branch of educ.,,.,
nothing tends more efftctuaily to secure us.,
against great injuries
A man who gives his children habits of tru,b
Industry and frugalhy, provides for them bette
than by giving them a stock of money.
He that follows his recreation instead of liz
business, hall IN little time have no busps,
to follow
! Be not tempted TO purchase any uunecey,s,y
article by IT'S apparent cheapness.
If your means will ALLOW it. do not bny in W
~ small quantities. articles i'll constant FAM
use. and which are not perishabe.
| Provisions are cheap or dear according ,
seasons. sensible man will allow nothing Il.
| luxnFies, unless his income be hey ond the rea.
of acrident
! Copper vessels should be kept properly III.
ned. Be particular not TO put by any ,esetsl
liquid in saucepans OF this description.
Sumo of the leading principles In domes,,
economy may be comprised in few words. For
instance
Ready money procures the best market.
Keep a minute account oil every outlay. bav
ever uiiing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18


moved an amendment after whiea. on hi
motion, the Committee rose aud reported pro
Cress. A motion being then made 10 adjourn
the ayes and noes were ordered, and the motion
a. adjourn vas reje,,ed nv a VOTE OF 20 10 81
The House then. on motion u Nj SEVER, re-
solved itself ,nlo tommiIiee 81 the Whole on
the State of the uaion, Mt. Marlin in The Char
and tonk m the bal farther extending the pow
ers oflbe Judges ufihe supreme Court Of Ar
kansas. The bill having been gone through,
the Committee rose aud reported the bill, which
Vas thee postponed till Monday. / he llouse
then adjourned
Thursday March lin the Senate the bill
20 repesi The tonnage dutles upon ship. aud
vessels. va read the third tine aud passed.
The senate refused to pass The bill Ito CON.
pensate the heirs of Robsrl FULTON, ayes y.
noes 80. Some time vss occupied III the con
sIderalIon OF Executive business
A bill was reported IN the House of Repre-
sentative. irom the Committee on the District
Of Columbia, for the punishment Of crimes m
tha Di.irrt. The resolution offered ON the
previous nav by Mr. Anderson, ON The 81 Jet
of drawback on rom, was again taken up.
Mr. Polk offered an pmr ndmeni on the subject
Of a drawback on foreign cotton baggIng, when
exported. either Ia The original packages, or n
round The cotton bales, TO any foreign country.
Some discussion eusued, which was arrested
by the expiration OF the hour. The residue OF
che dae Nns occupied IN the discussion of the
bill iron, the senatr for the relief Of the pur
chasers Of public lands, but before any vote WIS
taken on the bin or amendments oi1eleJ, The
House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

Extract Of liter 10 he Editor Of The BATH
more Patriot. dated WAsHiSGr March, 3.
Mr.. Clayton, new ncmhor of the Senate
from the Strte Of Delaware made splendid
SPEECH on Neutrality-suspicious. in greatness and
effect onlY 10 that of Mr.. Webster IL was on
tbe constitutional power of the President of the
u. States 10 remove tTnm office without causF n
toplc introduced INTO the debate by Mr. Grundy.
HIS pero'a,on was eloquent beyond any thug
that has been heard IN the Senate, save from
Stat eNuaoadinary men who has cou(essedly
borne off the palm OF inte lIcctual power from
every competitor, and who receives now the
homage Of every man, whether friend or ad
versetv, who IS capable Of estimating the indus
pnlable supremacy Of that divine endowment
Tee c'osng remarks Of MIR CLAYTON were
indeed peculiarly eloquent and impressive
they held the whole Senate aud large M
diencr IN hresihless attention during their dcll-
very, aud heard a Jackson gentleman say that
he never before felt so sensibly or deepl, the
power OF eloquence. W hen he sat dow some of
the Senators went aud rendered him the
hand nf congraluiation, and among them MI
Tazw'l II was pointed out OF me.
Believe me the puff. a Benton and Woodbu
~, and Rowan and Grundy, in the Telegraph,
are held IN contempt even by the candid Of
Nhelr own party, So cXiraVagHnt and hyperboli.
cal are those interested actions. Benton was
mortified Utmost 10 madness by Mr. Webster
contemporary abstaiaiug from all notice OF
him whatever, although il was conrted by
courtesle' and by madness alternately. and in
his reply which Webster did not deign 10 be
present al, he raved like maniac
AS Tor Woodbury. (who you know has ma
turally the sneaking look Of dog caught in a
strange klichen-and who by the way is said
20 have deserted Calhoun within few da, 6
past and gsneoyer to Van Bnrrn-he never
failed, il is believed, TO desert aud hetray eyery
party or man whose cause he has espaused, so
that II IS characteristic y had you seen him
when Webster turned upon him his scorntul
eve and spoke oil he " srnrenger OF old forgot.
ten party filth, raked out OF the kennel for the
use OF Hayne, you would really have felt
something like compassion Tor him Since
then he occasionally goes by the name of The
secrenger but more frequently by that OF
Judas" as The former has for long time
apper,alned exclusively 10 Duff.
A. for oSa though a man Of = eonddeal Of
intellect. he holds the most anarchoal and
disnrganlzing doctrines, aud is withal so dull
and pressing IN his manner, that he spoke to
empty seats, as he generally does. He IS gen.
tlemanly, but exceedingly tedious.
So also of Grundy, who never was a man Of
much ability and is now inferior at all points
Go what he was during the late war, when he
made some figure in the House His speech
inspired no interest and attracted D attention,
except from he Tennessee members, who came
over from The other House to groom him (as
Jackson man expressed it TO me- In weight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

When John Randolph ran wild in the Senate
Of the Ia States, the President ofthat body de.
MED IN hlmseli the possession of power to
check his irregularities. MIR Barton. of Mis-
sour. recently took the bits between his teeth,
aud however unpleasant his course may have
been, the Vice President Of the u. States was
compelled, by hls avn decision, to sit.
With serious anguish and aching head"
The ingredients oil The poisoned chaice come
with double bitterness to our lips. wien com
mcnded by our owa erroneous decisions
u. S. Gc..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

APPOINTMENTS ~ TIE PRESIDENT,
BY aad uiih ne adfios aud consent Of The Sc.
nate.
Robert sianard, Of Virginia. to be Attorney
ofth" Uaned states Tor be Easlen District Of
Virginia
John pegrsm, o. Viz inia, TO be Marshal oil
'ie Uni ed Stat. Tor III" Eastern District OF
Virginia.
john II Mofel, o. Georgia to be Marshal Of
the Un,ed States for the p,s,-i"t - G."-..:,.
DAVID {, Wilson, OF Delaware, 10 he Marshal
of the Uo,ted States for the District of Della
wac
Lakeland VI Stone, of Florida. to be Mar
Shai fthe United States for the Southern Do
trici Of Florida, rice John Dean, appointed du
ring the recess OF the Senate
James II McCnlloch, 10 he Collector of the
Customs for the District of Baltimore. in the
State of Maryland, from LIST day of March,
1872
Thomas Turner. TO be Collector OF the Gus
toms for The District, and Inspector o the Rev.
enue for the Port oil Georgetown. in the District
of Coumbu, tom the lst OF March, 1880
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
Excess Of eXpenses in 1920
over those IN 1928

Thus il would appear TINT in the first year o,
General Jacksons Administration, there have
been expended two millions t,ro hundred and
Tr'y eigh thousand, one hcmdred aud hirtg
iir0 do lars aud eighty one cents, more than in
lhe first year Of the administration of his pre
lecessor. These fnLts speak volumes they
require no comment. We shall pursue the sub
lect Of Jaeksou Reirenchmeu, and admins.
ter to The Rcfofmers some salutary medicine in
the form of = broken doses" Nal .yolr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

Rapid TraUelIing.-A traveller ona msera.
bly, lean sleed, was hailed by Yankee, VIII,
was hoeing his pumpkins by the roadside -
Halo, friend, said the farmer, - where are
you bound ~ I'm going out 10 settle in the
western country" rejoined the other. "Wel
get fl and stradde this here pumpkin vine
II will grow and carry you faster than tharere
beast"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

Lord hospor's ferocious pair wh,ke',
meeting . Ceunel in Dublin, the latter SAID
When do you mean To place your whsker,
on the peace Establishment 2" When you
place your tongue Oh the cira list, was the
witty rejoinder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

II must be attributed to an ardent Temperament.
andthe existence of certain points on which
Southern Legislators are accustomed to feel and
speak with warmth and irritation. Something
also Ofi may he allowed to allude to his late
speeeh on the public ands) must be pardon
oil 10 the spirit of liberty il should never
be frgotten, tina, Mr.. Hsyae has thought ind
spoken, often and eloqren'Iy, in favor of some
of the most judiclous measures devised of ate
years, by The wisdom Of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-02
COMMUNICATES D.

Iohe Honorable Mr. Johnson Of Ksntteky.
observe, sir that your report Committee on Po,t
Offices aud Pos Roads, which lad been referred nathan. an,
against tho openn, the public
mail the Sabbah have tho
as requesting Of Congress settle ovey between Jews
saooaaan' aud Christians and to declare, by law
day Of tho wock 10 holy.
As thu. understand petitioners permit me to ask Won iii,
whether that clause Constitution which saws III any bill
shall not 10 re turned by the President within days Su
sreee after shall have been shall be
Jaw, re- settled controversy respect Sabbath. Ger
tany not-but took provide religious up
which Pe'deo might have to that day. should
died with.
Does tue regard which Congress pays Sabbath by not sill
ns on Sunday settle controversy about that day, Again
nobut certainly has respect opinion of those whose
gion fobids thon TO sit
Does the law respecting Judiciary which
Sunday as day in which business in Court dc
clare that that day o' think the ho ness of tho av
not mentioned in the law.
Are not tho Executive Officers Government pro-
oed rom serving tho ORDINARY Of law tho Sabbath
the end that the citizens bo interrupted exercise
their religion in whatsoever place they may
'hc'c things do not settle the respect tho Sab
BATH neither would law for closing tho Post
BATH settle the controversy about you many fears
hut those things have settled the not now TO be
ono and you nOcd not fear tho which you have
made to arise from granting tho prayer petitioners
suppose sur that Congros should law requiring
uc'ay 10 hold their courts on Sunday I'll mis-
drive talented Judge predes in our Surname Cont and
perhaps all the Judges from tho suppose tina
petition presented to Congress- requesting that tho Courts
purnns from Hail. but charge petitioners with ,de-
signs asmuod to those OF Judas iscatot the
Spanish Inquisition and long liz, of human sapel
IT, sir will understand the petitioners respect to Sabbath
mails they that Congress has ineorcd religion by tho
law quosonand they pray that may
the repeal Of that Of the law, which relates Sabbath
ny Pevcrtns tho text occasion to preac long
sermon about tho mchics arising FRO tho
State, Of perseeuiion Of Tyranny &C. permit you
that you have wasted enorgosho lovers Sabbath
knew all those things well you and shed tho last
drop Of their boS rather ID have
power over conscience, NEEDLE with religion any shape
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