Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

'peeeh d' norfolk, Just previous 10 his ,mb.,.
Na''on Tor Russia, informed the PUBLIC tina, HI.
MISSION to Russia was special in n, cbaracter--
'"a' '''thaihe was seat only to negotiate part.
GUAR Treaty, or make au arrangement abont
some particular object And II has been sunno.ed
'hat TINS object reIa ed 10 our commerce with
the Black Sea, lately opened TO all nations by
the Treaty Of Peace between Russia and T,r.
Key. lfthis suppos itoa be true. the Suecial
Minister will lind nothing to do when he ar
''Ses al d. Petersburg, as satisfactory arrange
mems respecting this trade have already been
made 10y MIR. oaley, our Consul at SMYRNA
and Mr.. khnd, our Consul a, Odessa. under
instructions given 10 them by HE adminis,rs
ton Of Mr.. Adams.
u Maj. Bolton, of tue U. S ARMY. drank
the following Toast, It, Charleston. on the 9TH
otJuly:
" South Carolina Now and iote,e, fire.
and independent"
Inc toast Itself IS. on its face, unoheclona.
bie-but lis covert meaning rs that South Car.
DINA ought to possess he rishl to obey Such of
the law. of the United States as she chooses.
aud 10 nnllIy all others. Such a sentiment ia
disgra ceful TO man holding Major Bellon's
sltnatIon-and he should forthwith be compel
led To take his DeA-oB
u The friends of Adams and CLAW nre fire.
qaentIy called federallsis, tories aud Hartford
Conyeniionists by their oppnaeats. It VIII be
seen with what justice these epibets are us.d
by the Jacksonians as terms of rsproacd, when
It is known that all The conspicuous members
oil Tho old federal party in Kentucky, Mary.
land, &e. ale the warm friends OF Jackson that
| Timothy Pickering and William Coleman, the
| disciples and flrmeSt lrlpnds OF Alexander
Hamilton, the most decided m0narctid that
this country has ever produced since lis Revo.
luton, we've bis arGent supporters as loog es
| they lived ; aud thai Harrison Cray Otis, Tie
most distinguished member Of the Hartford
Convention headtd The JIc,soa Us! Of electors
| M Massachusetts,, az The last election. "E4lls
are stubborn things"
u The U. S. Ieiqgregl of the 23I inst.
copies tuenty.0ns columns OF extracts from
pensioHsd aud bought up Jackson papers, ap.
plauding the President Veto, on the MAYS
vile road bill, which II diguihes with the cap.
ton of " Public Sentiment" l-Duf ought
10 read Mr. kehie's Recipe for The National
Commissioning from trend tho advice
wosld ofcourse be palaisbIe.
u A little Jackson paper, in Salisbury
Saws that North Carolina and Virginia will
"support South Carolina" in her outrageous
course of conduct. Ills nat the foct, ~ 10
Virginia, we know and We believe il is mol,
as to North Carolina. But we need not Won.
der that this Salisbury Editor should have
formed SO incorrect al estimate OF pub lie
sentiment. when he has BEEN abe 10 discover
tina, the ioasts delivered of the late Charleston
Dinner breahrd patriotism ofthe most ar.
dent and unerampted character That such
patriotism is "uReIampled, u We admit--so much
so indeed that ninety nine hundredths Of the
community take it for downright treason: but
We must doubt its ardor or its purity.
1T A thnly at ended Caucus of the Jackson
party has been held IN Chic, at which the mea-
sures aud course Of policy of the present hd
minisira'ion were Of course approved-as they
would Lave been, had they been of exactly an
opposite character. They nominated Gen,
Roher, Lucas as the Jackson candidate for
Goyernos. The election, we believe, takes
place next October.
IL The Norfolk Free Press, of the 22d inst.
says, Mr.. King viii shortly reply TO the
Fourth Auditors last libel. This, we presume,
is not with any view 10 vindcate himself from
she foul aspersoEs OF thar man. bnt merely 10
expose the further meanness and malice o the
second rfTusion, in attempting 10 connect him
in some way or other, with Dir. NafkIns-an
attempt, by the bye, as ridiculous and absurd
as it is pibiui and disgraceful.'
Colonization Socisiy.-The article on onr
irs, page, extracted ION the Colonial ReROs~
orr, on he subject If African Coonizalion'
possesses a great deal Of Interests; and wa re-
it to all who are interested in tins
expansive schpme Of philanthropy aud patriot
SIN. Il cannot fail to have most favorable
md beneficial tendency on all candid and dis
,assionate enquirers after truth.
n-P We have seen letter from genilemhn
f Matches, to another in this place, dated the
IN inst. which complains of the great heat OF
he weather. We hope it may NOT be the pre-
ursor of the scourge which so frequently and
a,ally yisits our Southern cite5.-Ihe same
p,l.r also informs US OF the death of RO5ert H.
adans. ESQ member of the U. s. Senate from
he State OF Mississippi, who was taken sick
fter his arrival home.