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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
Fall and inter & Gods.


greater latt OF Their FALL and WIN
Ten GOODS, respectfully invite the, custom
ers, AMI purchasers generally, 10 examine thu
present extensive assortment. IN the FANCY
LINE, they have The pleasure Of of.ring, al The
most moderate prices, the following
superior black Italian Lus,rings
Richest blk. Satin Levantines
Blk, and blue black Gro de Nap Silks
Blk. Corded Gro de Lanns, NV article
p nted Batteesse various shades and hgures
Rich figured lsmarines, extremely thesp
Salins Modes and Florences, every shade
Gro de Nap Silks, every shade
Partisan Plaid Gro dc Maps, new style
Ivy pieces Nankn aud Canton Grapes
Calicoes. nm extensive and beautiful assortment
Blk. Cncasslans and Bombazlnes
Ladieo' steel mixed Iihbil Cloths
Lpadon brown and imperial blue Pellsse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Merino Cloths
lamborcd Book Muslins, richest figures
PLAN, SWISS and Book do
81 and Cd jBcenets and CambrCs
few Tieces 5-4 Medium Muslins, elegant
IL 5-4 and "a 1hibet Shawls
hefino long Sha"ls FIST order
Embroidered Paris Grape Sha"ls and Scarfs
PalmefIne aud Silk Shawls
Luce Capes, Cullareis and Pelernes, splea
Decoape aud Barge Dress Shawls
Artificial Nreaths aud Roses
IL and 81 Bohblnet Laces, plain and figured
lhread and Bobbne, Edglngs
Riches, Brussels Laces
silk aud Bobbinet do, handsonest style
Bobb,ne, Lace Wells, white aud black
Fine Lawns, and Linen Camblic Hdkfs.
Cotton silk and WorSied Hosiery, a tull assert
ment
Fine, and superfne grass beached Irish Linens
A few pieces superior Thread Camb ieks
beautiful assortment neW style Bonnet Rib
bons
variety of richest embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladies' embroidered Miits and Horse Skin
Gloves
few bnxes fnncy Cap Ribbons
WIDE Iusirlng Ribbon, solid coiors
Ladies and Gentemeus' black and white SILK
Gloves
Plain white Merino Cloths, new aud beautiful
article
case fashionable Leehoros, &c. &c sc.
STAPLE GOODS.
\ few pieces extra fine Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine Il superfine English
Cloths, including blue, black, olive, steel
MIX, and every fashionable shade
Super double miled Drab Coaiings
Fine and supel hne blue aud black Cassimeres
a lew piCtEs euI0i DiaD, w. uoHDle dll'i sihES
miled
Superior black, aud blue black Silk Velvet
Marsellles, omansdown aud Valencia Ncstlngs
Scotch Plaids anu tamblets
\ few pieces extra Manchester Cords
\ case fancy cololed Sanneis, fines, finish
; yeral cases medrum do.
o,ve,ai bales hedry Poini Blankets
,arge suppl, English Duhtl Blankets
Red Snipe) The largest aud cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium llannels of every color
Green Serge aud Booking Baize
several pieces ingram Carpetings, bandsomesl
Rg"les
81 and Al brown aud bleached Domestrs
3D. an 4 ! PLAID do. indigo biue
81 brown and bleachod Waltham Shecting
| bale superior unbleaehed Sea Island Shutting
\ few PIECES ID real Russia oheeiings
| pads and plain Lindseys for servants wear
Several bales double mIlIed Army lolhs
| Double milled Napt Co,tons, No | lie 5
| \ full assortment Spun Cniton &c. &c. &c.
DAVID IL ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
Gun and i1ock Smith.

ZnHE snbscribcr respectfully Informs the
u citizens Of LYnehbDrg and the public
gnerally, tha, he has taken The siand immedi-
,e,y opposite the Franklin Hotel main street,
Lynchbmg. ae!y occnplen by Afehey Lew
Is, and attends to carry on, IN all rs branches,
The Gun and Lock Smith business HIS lnug
cxnerlro nee in this LsSineSs enables him TO rs
sure those who nav ,ust their work 10 him
that IL shall be executed in the brst and neat
est manner. and with grea, dispatch. aud n
cbesp ay my where IN the United States. He
u, ho very thankful 10 all who have Ours or
Gun Locks, House mud Trunk Locks and Keys
10 repair, or any other work in his line. Ia give
MIN n call LEVI FISHER
Dee 2m3b
A GENTLE NAN wsh.sto hire Tor the
nra,,l.... ..nn. a Er.I rnIn IL, ,ln arru.,nI -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
Nov. l6

a lkGlNiA.-At a Superior Court of Char
Y Gerry, holden at The town of Lynchburg
on the 10Th day Of October, 1929. DAVID
Higglnholham, Daniel Hgginbofham and l he
mas HIgRinbotham mere bants aud partners,
trading Under the style and firm of ID. and D.
Hieg III boham & Co. Pitts.
against
Edward A Cabell, admr. de bonis non,
OF Jesse Jonrs, dec. James Montgomery, late
cufaior oil tile estate OF the srid Jesse Jones' dec.
Edmund +. Cofey, Cornelius Powell, the for.
mer admr. de honis non Of The said Jesse Jones,
dec. the said James Mon,gomtry and Pleasant
Mitchell, his securities tie said Pleasant
Mitchell aud Apphia his wife, Zaeharlah Mitch
ell and Ciarlssa his wife, and William Jones.
Shelton Jones, Ca,harine Jones, Anderson
Jones, Betsy Jones and Harrison Jones, infants,
by The clerk OF this court, specially assigned
tier guardian. Dens.
lhis eau came on this day TO be heard on
Inc papers formerly read, aud the report Oh
Commissioner Johnston made in pursuance OF
the order of twentieth day of October, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty eight, 18th ex.
cepi'ens ihereunto hy the defendants, Edward
A. oabell md Pleasant Mitchell aud was ar.
gued by counsel On consideration whereof,
The court doth commit the said report, with the
exceptions ihereunio 10 one of its Commission
eTs, Tor him TO consider and report tbereupon
as heretofore directed.
Copy-Teste, J. Wills elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

y0NIiE Subscriber respectful

6nc meas, Shoes. Of every description. winch
10 will seIl n. low can he bought III ms mhf.
he, Mn and Bows seal Caps. some very hhr'
runks Of all kinds.
lie would fariher inform bis old customers,
tina, he has on hand some very hIn rate ""s
Calf Skin. for making eanils M rs Dress boots
one door above the market hpu'e, ana nearly
aanosi,. A,f T Evaus' COME lonafy. where
~ : -. IN accommodate all those who may
favor hin, with their paironage.
WILLIAM DEAN.
ner Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends aud
III The public generally thai they have NOV
ell 10 The hoase formerly (Halkef 4 Cos. I'm
pofinm Of Fsshions) They have on hand
large assortment OF every article IN the dress
line which ell be sold a, unusual Low pfitrs.
n. b. a large assortment Of FUR and sbAL
SKIN CAPS.
Dec g. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

VIRGINIA. AT Superior Couli o Chan
Y cery, holden NJ the Town II Lynchburg
on the I'D day of Oct. 1929. Simon C'lsp,
paf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04


yAoTiCE.-Mr John Hopptf, Sir, you
M MOI being fe-tlast Of this STATE you
u,il please take MOTTO, that on Wednesday
the ihird day Of February. ls3p. We 'hsii pro.
ceed TO take the depesuioos / seofge h..
shfader. George McDaniei, and nihefs, NJ ,he
Tavern ofJames Powell, Al Amhsfsi 'onf'
House. between the hours Of Ten oclnek IN Tie
forenoon, and iwu o'oluck in the altefnpoh OF
the same das, To he rea4 ~ evidence m sar
in chanrerv, by Injunction IN the EQUITY Court
of Buckingham. STATE Of Virginia, "here'a
yon are plaintiff aud ourselves are defendants
thereto. II n should 50 happea thai all the de-
pnsi,ons aforesaid cannot be ,aken on the day
aforesaid. the taking thereof vii be continued
nj ,he sams place aud the same hours Of tht
das. from day TO day until they ate all iaksn,
where seu ma attend II Won think proper
GEORGE |. Pleas NTs ddpn ~
Taopa, T. pt-asani, dc
DAbNLY ANDERSON,
GEORGE I. PLEasANIS,
Dae 81 Undo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
FOR SALE.

WxHE subscriber being anxious TO move TO
j The country, offers for sale the Tenement
which he now occupies, in The town of New
Glasgow, in the county of Amherst; the dwell
ling house is large, convenient and IN COED
repair the garden very productive, and aboun'
ding in fruit trees, vines and shrubbery and at
tached 10 il is lot OF about acres OF land,
which is in high state OF improvement. The
oui houses on said tenem ent are an ice house.
smoke house, carriage ouse and a stable sui
fcienily large 10 hold 10 or 20 horses, and
Immediately on the street. On the same lot
there is a store house with two rooms, in good
repair. This property would suit private
family, merchant, or tavern keeper-and as
the sui scriber is an xious TO dispose OF ii. he
will SILL very low for cash. or take in exchange
negroes, or good bonds with the purchasers
assignment. PAUL 9. CABELL.
Dec "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

A GENTLE NAN wsh,s TO hire Tor the
"a ensuing year a first rate male servant
For particulars enquire the Vireinian otiice.
Dec. 81 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

..xssa - YSHE proprietor Of
ESk&zz go, II the me of Stages
&ets2TaSz%s recently running from
szs-z.5 Lynchbug to Ahxan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
NIA RYNE NEWS.
FORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.


Schr Di!'ah s., Ackley, ~ days from New York
with sundries, to J n RsfcfiSs, II Hollins. OTIS
Dunlop g. co., and g III Mitchell.
Schr Isaac w Norris. Townsend from New York
via Norfolk, wBh shot. 10 Otis Dunlop & CO.
SchF Ann Sophia. Books, from PhIladelpla. via
NhesapeaAeand Delaware Ca'lcl, and Norfolk with
sundries 10 Il Peyton. Otis, Dunlop s. CO.. l. Webb
q CO., Lancaster S DENLY c NJ Mitchell. w g ! q
Crane, Parker. ID Tnnberloke Lee g. Cowles. p
x White, w Rowlet,. S Putney, Williams.
taylor, Collins 81 Branch, and Cook g. RYAN.
Schr Chesterfield, Bcsston from Nv York with
sundrIes, to Ii Il HIllard. l. Abbott &, Co ! Cor.
DON a w Noting, Tatum d RIsou, Davenport, AL
len & CO. WORKMAN & McGruder, L Duhain, Ii Al
gier, and TO master.
SiooP Jackson, -, from Nantucket, via New
York, with oil, candles. & TO master
Schr Camberine, Dow. from Gosport.
Schr Confidence, Johnston, from Batsio, IN J,
with iron pipe. to w Noting.
Schr Effort, Bell. days from n York, with sun
dries to Davenport, Allen 6, CO. Lancaster g. Den.
by, II Nash. Binford. Brooks & CO.. II Nelson
Baldwin, Ives and CO.. & f james 6 co. C NJ
Mitchell, II Cannon, Cunningham s. Anderson, 2
Taylor, u l. Sampson, Lewis Webb s. CO., L Pey
Ton, workman u III G5uder, Lee 81 Cowes W & ]
& Crane, Wadsworth s. Williams, Grannss, Son &,
Brothers, g f rtiin, Myers J a Myers, Sarvay
j Block d Son, Barnes s. Belt, Tichenor Put.
ney' J 'pnylor Sinton. w g. Kyle and CO, 4
Sweeny, M Maule. Garth, J Van Lew and CO.
Cook and Ryan, Williams, G III Mitchell V WI
cox and CO., ] n Gordon, Anderson and Nj hos J
Bohannan, w Harday, ID Anderson. r Smith. Holt
and Ross, Raymond and Brothers Rogers and Harri-
son, Shields and 4 rms,ead and to master
Schr Columbian Star, -, f-om B-andywine
(Del.) with ballast.
Schr Columbia, -, from York Rivsr, with
and cotton.
Schr Jamestown, Gilchrist, from Cabinpomt, with
lumber. to J Winston
SAILED,
Schr Francis, Davis, for Newark. with coal
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, for Dridgeton with
coal.
NORFOLK, Sept. l3.-Below, schr lanes Mn.
olson, Young, from Richmond for Waretam
Cleared, ship Moscow, Weeks, Richmond
BOSTON, Sept. 9-Arrived,. schr Emulous,
Blanrhnr ID Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

NEw YoRK, Sept. T.
Byig CaiiariHe. Letters were received on Mi.
day, by the Insurance Offices In Wall street. from
Wilmington, N. Z. stating that some of the hoes
Purportlng TO conan specie, had been saved from the
voyage from Havana house. but that the boxes were
found to be filled with type and other metals NOT sill
YER that some sugar boxes had also been obtained
%hich evidently had not contained sugars. Upon
these sta tenents the captain arrested He states
that he knew nothing ofthc contents the PACKAGES
The specie was insured here at - 600, and on one
parcel of sugar 1000 was insured
Both were consignedtS respectable houses and ac-
companed with regular invoices bills J,Jinr io,,o,,
&c. The brig 1T will be recollected was wrecked in
the tremendous gale of Aug. nth, which DESTROYED
mnny vessels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
CURE or DXspEpsTA

nOCT0R JOHN DOVE, having lust returned
~ irom ne" York where he has been to make
himself we'll acquainted with Oliver HnlsteJ,s
method of curing Dyspepsia or Indigestion now offers
his services to those afflicted with that complaint as
the legally authorized Agent for the State Of Virgin
ia OF . Halstcd the inventor Of this entirely new
mode of practice. in the efficacy of which ]. Dove
has the most in pcit confidence
While there had ample opportunity Of conversinc
daily with from 10 to 20 OF these unfortunate suffer
ers from many Of the States, whose diseases had
resisted The ablest medical advice in Europe and
mcrlca, and who had been entirely and radically GU
red by this method
For the efficacy Of the practice am authorized by
SAID hasled, to refer to MCssrs WIN. II Hubbard
James Crane, 3. L. IIlll1rd, John ~ Gordon. T.
w. Eooos and } r. Trplcu Of this city. and sew
crai from the town Of Petersburg.
J. Dove may be found on the Market Bridge over
tho store Of Mcssrs Wadsworth & Williams
sep Ii-tf If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

VERMONT HLEorioN-The election in Vermont
TOOK place on Tuesday of the present week The
Jackson party has been making loud boastngs of the
glorious prospects opening upon them amonp the
green Mountains. IL affords us incxpressbr repret
therefore, loving them do, 10 be obliged to clan
an cXtingulshcr upon their high-blown hopes Bur
ilngon has been the hot bed Of Jacksonism in that
Stote-and the town where they numbered their
greatest majority Brt the fever has burnt ont. a
gentleman who arrived in town this morning. informs
ina, the CLAY boys have utterly ovouhrown the
Jackson forces there. Judge Follctt is elected 20
The Legislature, i'll the room Of the Jackson 70.
preventative, by sweeping majori,y.-[.T Y Com.
.1dr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

$50 PEARL-STREET, Bsfreea nan S,yesf AMI ~
~ den lane, yNe,c York
II n subscriber, late of the American Uo,eY
Broadway respectfully informs his risnds and ,he
puohe' tnat ne mas taken the nbov" establishment,
which will hereafter be open for the accomnoda,iar
Of strangers and bourdcrs
Neither pains nor expense will be spared 10 mntsc
me establishment equal Ia character as it s in locn
those having business this city, the location 10
hcularly desirable, being IN tho neighborhood of liz
Auction Rooms, and within two minutes IvsIk 81 ,b
DanhS; BLAKE.
Chronicle, Richmond Wing Albany Argus. Provi-
dcncc Daily Journal, and Boston Courier will ru1
Ilsh the above two weeks, aud send bills ) above.
sept iO-l2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
From Ire Baltimore Prt,.jos.

SuPPos'ng Nj. Van Bulen were TO become 4 can
a'ate Tor the Presidency IN opposition to Mi. CLAY,
!1' Is soou rSson' To believe that he would even
fail IN getting the vote Of his own state With his
"gcntlcness otmanners" and gift ofintrgue he would
make even poorer show of opposition to the West.
eFn Candidate than Mr.. Calhoun. The latter might
caicula,e WIN some certainty South Caroline
while the former could hardly count upon New York
~ 'he election in New York two years ago Mr.
Van Buren, was elected Governor, yet rnsiority o
me whole number of votes given against him
III" was elected IT Is true; but simply because there
were three candidates. The game of divide and con
quer was successfully played by HIM on that occa
sion.
a that election the New York vote for Governor
follows
Dor Mr.. Van Buren,, 1875 7ol
For the opposition candidates, 1879
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

Cobbc.t, IN ono Of his late Registers Observes
Tho great object Of oil for you to kcop yonr eve
on is, that which Is going in France In NV
opinion mat g the thing which IS frightening so MANY
people from thcirs seats in Parliament If the French
people triumph, it is Impossible Hdt This system can
stand for iwo gears. We con,c back exactly 10 Tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
Being n majority against him or


At that period, we think, Mr.. Van Burcn's iuhu.
cnce was moro potent and commanding than il has
ever been before or since. That he would not be
aoie 10 secure such vote now, must be obvious To
every one who has paid any regard to the state If
things in New York for some time past a decided
majority oftho people Of that state are undoubtedly
opposed 10 the political system of Mr. Van Buren, and
II ne were now candidate for their suffragcs, in a
clear and equal field whether asRnr Governor or
Presidcnl there IS great to believe he would
sustain Waterloo defeat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
from 0le Bal,hnore Patriol. Of Sent 10

IRON "'c bUNLm're fGtriOt. Ot SEPT. 10.
TIE PROSPECT BEFORE US.-Wc can ns
sure our friends throughout the State that accounts
continue 10 flow IN upon us from varous ornrtc,.
which represent dee dcd change in public srnti.
mont against the rcIgning Jackson party and NOTHING
IS wanting but a Jealous effort on tho part of our
friends TO secure signal triumph IN MARYLAND on
the first Monday IN October. A pron, cham. is
known to have taken place in the large and pop1ous
county Of Frrdcrck-last year i, vs. as Jncksnnan by
hnndreds-ihs year 1t viii SO for Clay and nc Amer
lean System by very large moIori'y, Mark the re-
suit The C0mpbcs arc coming in rood eorncs,
The days of tyranny, mposturc and prescription for
opinion sake, here, as in France arc fast drawing TO
a close.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
MANAGERS OFFICE.

-. MANAGERS OFFICE.
~, 'oIiowing are the numbers drawn in the 10th
CLASS oil the Union Canal Lottery:
20, %. 90, 80, Ia 1s. 10, 4, "a.
prize of $500, sold in n whole ticket m some one
unknown The gentleman is requested IN cali and
ieceive the cash YATES g. MCINTYRE,
sept Is M,,.nor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
MANAGERS, OEEIcE

'l'HE drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Ciass NO 0, will be received day after to-mor
row. at o'clock. in time TO renew in the Dismal
swamp, which draws in the afternoon, ut half mast
. O'Clock, of the same day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
'bNHE property generally known as Armstronu,s
N Tavern, in the most central and busy mari eof
the city, immediately between the Old Market and
the Dock, with the adjoining Tenement, at present
occupied by Mr. w Ii. Austin, and which vii! rem,
readily for $500 per year
The above property fronts GJ feet upon 7th street
and s so well known that it is only considered ne
cessary TO remark, that no Investment in the CITY
would probably pay better interest than this. and
will thank such may be disposed to bur TO give
him call at the store of Ralston 81 Peasants Should
be not however effect private sale before the LIST
OF next month he viii, on that day, sell at public
auction, on the prenises-terms liberal
sep II y. PLFASANTS II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
Labourers Wanted

a WISH to employ 20 able bodied labeurers 10 no
employed on the canal Of the city wuter works-
they will be paid weekly monthly
sept OTIS GEO. BOOKER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
Cheap Dry Goods.

Cheap Dry Goods.
ID II. JENKINS Is opening from the New Yor,;
III. auctions, the following very cheap goods:
5000 yards assorted calicoea from cd, Is, 90 cts
to 25 CTS per yard
cases Irish and German shirting linens, of SUI
Pcrior style for city trade and winter wear
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchiefs
100 do2 embroidered and plain white cotton hose o.
all prices:
With all the new snd elegant Gro de Ian, Gro de
AIglers, and fancy gauze, Grape and ELK handker-
chiefs ard scars-for sale very reduced prices at
the Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
The Journal of Health.

The Journal Of Health.
TsNHE first volume, or year, of this truly valuable
q publication is now complete. The second COM
msncos this month. Persons DESTROYS of subscribing
will please apply TO the subscriber, agent for the
work for this State
sep IL JOHN II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15


Storm in a tc9 pot--Our ''leatlo" brother OF the
Warrenton Spectator, takes exposure Of his false
logic in reference to tho Kentucky elections with
bad grace. We did not mean to wound his self-ovc:
and but that he Is raw in editorial warfare, having
perhaps never before fallen under review, we are
persuaded no such effect would have followed our well
meant attentions AS there is no news from France
or Kentucky, from Charles &, La Fayette lie Due d
Orleans, young BonaPartc Clay, don't if
we devote leisure minute to orr worthy acquain-
lance Of the Warren on Spectator-who If he occu-
py less space in The worlds eye than the above ua-
mod personuges, is yet worthy Of every respect.
This equitable. Editor then, having srigmaaed the
famous Jefferson letter n vile trick las We ioar il
wos) "which must only rcooil upon the party who
used it we no commended tho worthy and righteous
Judge to put on his spectaccs revise his proof sheet,
and for party, insert indirdWgt considering it n re-
Election upon the gcntlcmons of equity, that he
should hold half million of men responsible for
the act of onc and visit his formidable wrath upon
whole party for tho criminal conduct OF individual
Of their number over whom, they had no sort Of in-
fucncc controul Turn and turn about, in fair
ploy-and we asked the profound logicion of War
rcnton, how he would relish being brought in Tor
share Of the niany If the Eust Roam Lcttrr--a
IKE tue JCHcTSOD' IuOTCulcN DOlitlCul
effect. by mcmbor Of his party. and arocious,
ns its statements slandcrod others while the J.lcr
fabrication was intended by it's Prohgato author,
to JengfL The gentleman ought to have been obliged
10 us for Illustrating his injustice to so many fellow
citizens clearly, aud thus oordiug him an oppor.
tunity offankly repairing, what he had thonghtessy
done Instead of showing the gratitude had
right to expect, he, (ntcr quotation 81 his part Of
our obsorvations) thus cXplodcs
HHore is, Indeed, n mosI signal example or candor
for you, from who attempts complain Of the
want OF il in another. a musr dopl1rablr spectacle
Of n man conscious of error, and yot not huvuy tho
Independence u, and seeming 10 disc'au what
hc evidently by his conduct has determined TO sup
port. Can the Whig for ono moment. in tho face Of
the world say that this alleged letter Of Mr. lef6r
has not been used by the Clay party 20 advance
Mr.. Clays prctonsious TO The Presidency, and not
least by tho Editor Of the Wing HIMSELF When he
answers us this question will take his proposed
amendment into consideration. We hink he cannot
answer IN the negative. And does no not virtually
admit that the lo.tcr fabrication, by his motion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15
A Silver Table Spoon.

A Silver Table Spoon,
SUPPOSED have been stolen was s,c,n,1
~ from black girl yesterday The owner ca,
Obtain on proving property and paying for The al
JOHN NORTON,
sep Lit Ruicbor-,o,,- "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-15

u Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass No Il.
TEL ut half past o'clock IN the afternoon