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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

White, y '''''''' 4n""' NM
n hno opposed ny AiessIs Anderson of Bot. Da,i.
Dabney. Williams OF Harrison, end R,yes of p,u,,
George. ''''' - '''>'
The House refused TO postpone.
:. Tue house then resolved, ON motion Of Mr.. WI
day. ' " 49,
Mr.. Crockett nominated Gen. John F,oxd. ,xh;r,,
was supported BY Mcssr. Upsiiur. Anderson Of no.
marlborough, Gregory, Williams Of Ilnrr;son M.So
Of Krs George, Atkinson of l. Of Wiehs S maso"
son aud Pack. s"'' '''e'c"-
MIR. Minor nominated Peter v. Daniel. which wrs
supported by Messrs Williams Of IIenrico Ru,ber-
fooId, Cary, und Ryes Of Pr Georae.
Thc ballot stood, Floyd IIo, Daniel &C. Scut,cr
ing7.
SO Gen. John Floyd was duly elected Governor
for 20, Que year from the 4th day of March next.
The Committee Revolutionary Claims yvc,r
discharged from the further consideration of The NO.
ton OF Joseph M,Reynolds.
On motion of Mr.. Williams Of Harrison the ous,,
took up and considered the engrossnd bill to provide
Tor tho cons rncton of tnrnpbe road from Winchcs-
ter To Parkersburp.
M Brown moved to postpone the consideration Of
TINS II MI Tuesday ncxt in consequence of the late
ness OF te hour The Importance ofthe bill und the ne
ee'sy tor full and dispussionatc enquiry into lis
merits.
Mr.. Minor moved to postpone till Saturday next
fhe House decided agnins, post poning TO Saturday
The House then decided to postpone the bill iii,
tuesday next.
| MIR. Hail moyrda resolution that VIXEN The House
o"journs 1t Will adjourn to rect at ~ O'Clock ON
! monday next, Which motion was carried.
| ENGROSSED BILLS
hill directing rc-asacsa1ncnt Of the lands e.
burr Powell, lying in The comfy Of Fauouicr. vas
passed
| On motion of Mr.. Minor, resolution voz
adopted, that The House will proceed rs JON, bsot
! m Monday next TO The election of Two PR.
Wy Councillors. To supply the vccancies occasioncd
~ the removal al Samuel Cotton and David Briyrs
| And 'hn the House adjourned 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

SATURDAY, JAN. ..

communication was received from the Senate,
that u had passed tho net TO amend he law allowing
a reward for killing wolves III Rockbrdgo, and Au-
gusia counties.
The JOINT order Of the day, which had for lis OBJ
ect the election Of the Governor, was llIon read.
Mr.. Atkinson of Halifax, moved To postpone the
election for few days The reason assigned was
tho necessary absence Of blcmbcrs of Tie IlonAc
Who rrc nirmLcts of the Cunyentlcn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

CnamoUny. ~ -
IfessIaes, CaughSome weeks since WE inserted am ar
Ncie Ieans TO the seduction aud mysterious Of
young female belonging TO Weseld Tile mystery - unrav.
aHed iha girl and her ctnccr, William Johnson were InI
IN western Worcester CO. last week. and hc arrested and
Clmnten - Springfield jih Johnson lived III We;Ield
she County u reports he true he is adept tic art o:
eAuS females as'I"y and has been successful in selucing
ana running several gTssOme IN Nampshire county III .
nesheh grl was about II Of age, respectable lam.
ny ann previous TO her acquaintance with Jnnson Of TN.
oesae chaT"reF She was he yiiched by his vile IS Rr.
red from the paths Of virtue, and completely iG.,rd
'hat soe ehaie IN his barn for wce ~ tie vD,cs anot
eTweeX and thea travelled Western with him an Coc, i,
henscioaues! Sic has returned detected and ruined "Sle
ses IKE Stars iia, fall TO risa ,norc"-IElnec (,z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
Eros. TIA. .,sw York .Isr7 o.
THE MOTJiER AND DAUEIrrEV LANO.

.1icrGnSyia, DIST ici OF CoipnLia .s.Ls, 1875
Dsar Siriuc iiberai " an lotess ssutnpc,
chs fiown, original pecan from the Samuel L. Col
eIsc, characterised give clam tic pefusa and
Aatcr tn the respect and affection of the American people
Hence request place your interesting paper together
vah the ,nei pTOuotion OF humble ia reply
Apprcensvc that If she had been consulted, her clcacy
mist have coaavcncd wishes the subject, transmit
the popm for publication without having SOLICITED Miss Bar
t,us permission do tryn. that kinGness and
suitable appreciation ' my motives VIII pardon
the liberty have takos, Very respectfully,
Your oledient servant,
C.pxss Y MosKis. Esq. DANIEL BRYAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Tic Revised Sto'n.es oftlc State Of Nc,c Y.rl
nave gne INTO operation. Extensive ref rms o,n in
lioauccd by them IN tho criminal, aswc as civil IN
Isprua Afc. OHe change thar has been made 81 rIkes
us es VIC proper me, viz: The old fDF,u Of Line.
prsoaor. vine hcr ih"y gully or not rniltv is s
Pers?ard' ny the query Cf" Do you demand trin an
on tbIs indictment"
ieltal 10 tic editor Of Tie =. !; Gazette dtei Wahir.
ton, Jan A. ' - ''''''s'
"li Is confidently stated hat large ppr,fo, NJ ,,. t,
parry nave maze arrangements which are i g,.at a,e "a
Io~htanessi foI iiNe establishment Of sy Nos ,a,o a.
ShShns.on fhe irltgdph 10 be discarded no. - the
Rieian Alr Van BureIl = cand dale for he - VS. !,
70 push bis claims per /ig 81 ayfs with Ali vi,n, ,,t -
DC necessary To ensure successful issue Tie aususc.y
se success OF tbs Paper consist in the fat Of
CJnnHoeS W every county 81 each state, which are ~ ne, a.,
Cocrenoe III ihe promoion of tie interests Of Mr. Var &
Ten; anh the prosperity of his paptr
ihe G. aIteier OF Tue machinery which Is 10 h. rnvl
'I' 70 We Supported Precisely the same ~.
union which hsS prOyed succe.fnl i, ~, ,.s ~, =,
SiAe of ". York Confederate pfes,es ac ig W '.c
al ''e states, WIN 10 take their cue Io, lie i.J.
ia ann .us WhaeVer caunn'es may be props gad e vii
DEFY every a'tempt al contradiction. ''~' VI"
such are The outlines Of this grand scicrne s, ,
been suffered 20 esCape and tic confle,es ,vi,b
mentioned even by members Of the Jactsp ,n,, ~ y
reDders u probable that iefe 6D.,ndtit1 r., IL 5
ths Dan Hreenls no, likely keep he Haton &, Which, oaoy
cling has elevated him - ' I''V
FnriGd Sugar A specimen Of Sugar. mad, q, O. =
pla,tatiOn ~ ] Cli"ch, near Pensacola has bosn
III with "Giuf OF t!" Pcnsaco! "a Guzeit,. II "a
said Go b. r1ual n every rcspact 10 the best oualv
st. Cro:x Sugar Col. Glinch l.a4 made about 81
hogsfe ads this y'nr and would lave maze 90 or 90
bad u not on Tor theea'y frosis. -iiis part-ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Commission Business.

TENHOMAS CREWS respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally. that
he continues to offer his services as Commis.
sion Merchant, that he will transact any bust.
ness con6ded to his care, with promptitude and
fidelity land Is thankful for the patronage re-
ceiyed heretofore. His Office is kept at Mr.
WIN. Hamllton's store, main street, next door
below Messrs. Morgan Il McDanlePs. where
goods, or any kind Of country produce will be
received on storage. His family occupies Mr.
George Whnlocke's large brick tenement stu
ated in a healthy and desit able par, Of Lynch
burg, where few young ladies would be taxed
as boarden, en- reasonable terms. il being very
convenient 10 Mr. keeus and MIR Smiths
Schools
Noy25 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
lI SUPPLIES
E anil Fancy Dry Goods.

RE now receiving direct from New York
s.endd assJrtmen, oil staple and an-
Goods cansis ing of Extra fine blue. black
fancy coloreI Cloths, figured AM plaza
lnseable Silks. 50 pieces new style fancy
i.t, one casr eltr, fin, IRISH Linens, sou
l,h cartoon sple did figured Swiss MnsIlns
II " style, Belt aud Bonnet Ribbons, snperor,
sl ,ck Italian Silk, and SrnGhews, rich needle
worked lnscftngs aud Sco!iop Trimnine'
slmea Csmhrcs aud Linen Cambria Handker,
|ehe., very cheap carved and plsi" Shell
H,onb;, fancy Gauze and Merlno Hsndkef-
chiefs, Thread and Bobsioet Laces, fancy
sCbgq,. Hosiery. sc. With slarge assortment
sof Domestic aud WooIlen Goods, which, "heh
examined, purchasers will be compelled TO say'
are cheap.
They also expect, in few days another large
assortment of new Goods 10 winch they paftic-
aarly invite ,he attention OF tie closest dealer.
Nov. % 2ih2to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

CopAETNNn.uIP.

/hlE subscribers having CONNECTED them
- selves together IN business under the finn
Of Scrpggs Il Bngby. have taken the large aud
oommodious store, lac IN The occupancy If Nj,
Henry Allison, immediately in front OF the + 81
Office, and a lew doors below Liberty Wac
House, where they will keep a large aud GEM.
raj assortment Of Groceries. a few Dry Good,
&t go. of The best quality, which they will SCI
Al far prices.
They likewise tender their services 10 ihei,
friends and the public generally as Commission
Merchants.
~ Liberal advances made on produce in
store. They hre also we'll prepared with
CONVENIENT Lumber house. on Tho cross stree.
10 receive Goods on storage. and also 10 lol .
wa'd them for their frisads III the upper coun
Try, 10 which particular attention will he raj /.
BENJAMIN T.. SCRUGt
GEORGE BAGBY.
Nnv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Dry Goods AT Cost.

A 8 the subscriber intends to rel'nqu'sh the
"a Drv Goods business. hs will sell his stock
of fresh aud lately selected Dry Goods at
cost They were purchased before the late
advance. aud will now he sold lower than
thev can be purchased in New York His
stock consists of India Silks and Grapes, plain
and chan geable eros de Naples. Merino, Cash
mere, Silk aud Gauge Hdkfs, coloured Sa'tins,
most kinds of woolIen goods, with almost
every article in the Dry Goods business suitable
10 the present season
A stock cimp,e,ely unbroken and so desira-
bile has perhaps never been offered al this place
before. Purchasers are requested Ia call.
VIM. HAMILTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
VANNEIAH0.


rvVHE Sehscriber is now recri ng and
u opening for sahta' the ismcst prrces the
following Varieties, VIZ:
finder Boxes, plain,
'' do de engraved
I'd Phosfho Lgus round boIeI,
do do fla, do
Croton Oil PsIIciler's)
II Anise Oil
Nut OIL.
Poppy Oil,
Otto Roses,
Hair Brmhcs (variety,)
Theriac Androinica
Steel Tweesers (supe,ior)
Real Turkey Rhubsrb
Paper Folders,
Coloured Sand.
Aromatic Vinegar (fancyj
do Henrys (.uperio)
Oil CArnalien,
Curling FLUID,
Sprlng and Thumb Lancets v.,;.,
English and American.
English Called Msgpesa.
Superior Watch and Clock Oil.
Powder Puff, IN boxes tbeauthul)
Rbwlsnd's Essence OF Tyre
Bea Ehgiih Indellibls Ink
:. Howell DAVIES.
Nov o5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Marshal's Sale of land.

Do'Nou AM to decree of the Superior
\ =, sopr' oil Chancery forth Lynchburg Dis.
Il III. pronounced on the 22d day of NAV, 1880.
,,, muse 81 Lloyd against Crews. the under
v'o MARSHAL OF the SAID court will sell, by
h. ~ VI n public auction, on Tuesday~,he 2ls,
4 VI december, 1880, if fair, il not. the next
c.s ny thereafter. for cash, on the r,em,ses.
ton,a a' Il, tract OF land, lying and being 10 the
4, ivs, VI amherst. WHERE the said Crews lat.-
b., ~ ~ Inc nam road leading from LYNCH
h. I To- amherst Courthouse, and adjoining
]. oa. "n"s OF Benz. Brown, john McDao,.I
d., Mcdaniel, James Pendleton and n.
d tn. 'oppo'ed to contain eis ht hundred acres
'"e same more or less. ~ '' a''es'
H Nov o, IHoS, A. HoLCoMBE, Mar.
r iftda
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
I'EfIS DAY

Az I o'clock p. ". the Virginia State Lottery,
class No. Q, will be drawn in this Town At the
Olics Of Vim. Harrison Esq. near the Frank
lin Hotel Those who wish TO secure on" of
the three Ten Thousand Dollar Pr yes, will not
fail 10 ca II early this morning a,
WARDS OFFICE,
Two doors above the Virginian Office.
Nov. 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

NJ, ia. ,.ople We h .,,.ss, - Q 80. E.sFs1 i.
nave msies w. hersu.e am but sprck. q
-sy. . num-, ,a,ss an weak. source
Mo'i n'sav En-, draw nigh 10 the grave. y
9% .. nf because am in darkness s. an y
om9 1'.'.saa. because ! am poor. y All
A. s,isnt because AN nothing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
IN STORE,

scly NJ n French MADEIRA, Tenerife
edP = in bottles, Sweet aud DR., Ma
hga VI ne and Cider Vinegar, Superior
lmpsrir .aopowder Teas, family Loaf SUI
bar su Cheese, Cuba Honey, in bottles,
tunct ms, Almonds, &c, &c. together with
che lection OF Old Jamaica and Antigua
Rum land Gin, Fr,och Brandy, &c. and
II IA ,lmast every Other article IN his linz
Ms SAML. AYRE9.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Land Cor Sale.

NtfE wish to sell tract Of ianI. lying on
," the north fork ri Goose Geek. four
miles norlh-paa OF Can. PASCAL Buford's ~.
the county Of Bedford; confirming by survey
500 acres of which about 800 OF 400 acres
are cleared. There 10 so,ns first rate tobacco
land 10 clrai. This laod lief vel, rs well wa
tered, and il IN good state Of cultivation. Per-
sous wishing 10 purchase, can apply TO Bartlett
Thompson. living on the premises or 10 Capt.
7. Bnford, who knows veil the siinaiion.
A. THOMPSON,
BARTLETT THOMPSON.
Nov. % On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Nr'rrNhIIfIRG.

,RS GILL has received som' elegant p'-
MI ,srn B.nnets, aud supply oil s'oh ''''.
"" M Ronnets Of rich materih' a", .a
,..b,ons. an assortment oil Leghorn %. po' aud
.N ',J and cheap, Fashionable rich o," ,sh,nst
Rbbons. Thread Edging. Footing n % Head
.nd Bobbinel Edging, Ladies Caps az. s"o s,.le
drsssss. made in the most iasn'o"". ,ocntei
dies Dresses Riding dresses ~ f,a, ,ba ala.
"a order. in the best manner. anu "' '.,ns sns
,ss, fashions. Also Ladies LOANS ''e
well made. ..,.e .,ha ladies of
Lynchbnrg mi the ''''"''
her assortment. ,.qytf
Nov |, ---------
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
WARDS OFFICE,
WARD ) OFFICE
Nov. 25th, 1890.
IL SO IL % "a 81 % Sc TO-

18 So 10 % 81 81 % So 10,
Were the numbers drawn for the Della ware and
North Carolina Lottery, 9th class, on the 10th
inst. Call aud rene" your small prizes in the
Lottery drawn this day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
WINE-W1NE r..

fHNHE subscriber ha. just received lot of
Il choice l. P. Madeira Wine, which he
bel, no hesitation in recommending rs beng
superior to nny he has ever had and At much
Us price-He respectfully invites has friends
arj customers 10 call aud - ste and try be
mr. thpu Iuy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

u The Ohio Bulletin, which, before the tate
election in that State, predicted the r'scdon Of
Lucas n, Governor, by majority Of 10000,
nov consoles itself tor bis defeat by saying that
twas " merely accidental" Doub'ess il was.
He would certainly have he'n elected by An
overwhelming majority-3 he had receiued
eOtes enough!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

AVE received hiue, black. olive, brown
n mixed drab, stone drab, Lavender and
puu' extra super and superiine Cloths and Cas-
emeFes Of the best SaIony Wool. The extra
tPa have been carefully selected and bought
,"e best importers. in order to insure genuine
tnOr' and quality superfns were pur-
'dstd al auctioo by competent Judge, which
s'aoles them to sell most excellent bargains
<,,, black Genoa Silk Velvet, figured uncut
E,' (nspeh stye,) figured Silk Velvet. Lon
~ iollene" and Valencia, black and figured
n "'ehline and white and colored Ma,se,IIe.
|r1'n0ss altogether forming an assortment of
o"s' oassineres and Vestings, no, equal. d
4! auy former stock, and well worthy OF the
/ Non no Of gentlemen wanting either.
- 2tf2to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

vi Ia. hose who are indebted +. m.
Ie,,sd urn Of David Il Robert KyIe arc y" ~"
'sa to make payment. N''e' are re
SoV. q ROBERT KYLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
.EU'NlGi..

dX,lEA yENHE subscriber being deter
aM42a| u mined to move 10 "r We".
wTsM now oil isf sale the ACT of
~-a6r~u land. lying IN Franklin. on Black
water 30 nile below Cnpt George " ,sr1s.
containing FOUR HUNDRED ACR.-. On
this tract there 10 abon' loo acres Of cleared,
from 90 10 100 acres 1T bottom, and n body Of
excellent mountain tobacco land, NV aud
~, client dwelling house. with other recrs.ary
out houses. TIC term. will be acconnpias
ting. BUKD S. WEBB.
Nov % wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

Internal improvement fellow. citizen,
will perceive. by The article which we copy this
morning from the Fincnstle paper, that our
movement in the cause of Internal Improve
ment will he warmly seconded in thnt qua'ier
We hope we shall hear like Intelligence from
counties farther West.
The Warreolon (Fanquier) Gazette express
sea hope that the Legislature will pause be
fore it espends more money on James River
after what has beso unnecessarily wasted
there" Our Fauquler friend is assured that II
is only by farther expenditure Of money on
the improvement Of Jsmes River. TINT whit
has been heretofore wasted can he made avail.
ahle--and there is n moral certainty that very
small expenditure will do this. We hope that
sectional feelings will not be brought 10 bear
unon this subject. II they be, We had AZ well
fold our arms once, aud, line the Spaniard
be content with our roads and rivers, such as
Nature fashioned them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

North Cdroiina The Legislature Of North
Carolina Oh the l6ih nlt. aud received the An
nual CoinmuncBiIon Of Gov. Owen whic Is
confined TO the concerns Of his own Stale. with
the exception Of n briel aud temperate notice
OF the Tariff system -sgainsl Which he calls
upon the Legislature 10 enter their solemn pm
tst. These paper bullots' may do good, for
anght we know but WE qners whether lheJ
are ever read by dozen men out of the State
which originates thru. At all events, we know
n
that they have heretofore done no good.
Il +. Caldwell was elected Speaker al tina
Senate on the third ballot, by a eieIily Of 3
over II. ID spaight aud Charles Fisher was
elected Speaker of the House Of Com,oons on
the second ballot by majority OF over w.
J. Alexander.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

MAkKETS.--The Flour and Wheat marke,
has experienced no material change since our
last. The prospects from the late foreign &C
counts are not 50 Gathering. Wheat will sill
command 20 cents. Tobacco i. brisk, though
The latest foreign advices are not favoable-a
sale oil three hhds. ON Tuesday last was made
30 Capt Augustine Leawch for manufe curing
at 81 per hundred. This was said to be more
valuable on account of It's not being much
fired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25


4 = We ask thu attention Of the reader 10
tue letter Of " CurtiuS, addressed In Nh. Van
Earen. in this morn,ng's paper. The cunning
little Secretary IS made to appear before The
pnbllc in no enviahIe a,titudc--as all hypoGrItes
must al some time do" CuItius' copies IL
letter from John II Eaton to Louis MoLsne,
ton, which pu2zlrs ns exceedingly, How IL II
that he advises Mr. Mrl.ane TO commence his
Ministerial career in England by giving cur
rpncy toa palpabe aud apparently unnecessary
falsehood What object couG he have had in
view in advising Mr.. McLane to "pass of Tor
n son. or If too oil, for a brother. gentlemnn
no"ise r.lqted to him We have not very
exalted opinion Of the morality Of Mr.. Eaton,
and we should not therefore have been surprised
that such advice had been given by him, could
we see any object 10 be attained by II. But that
such high minded and honorable man rs MIR.
| Me Lane has been always admitted 10 be, by
men of all parties. should submit 10 80 gross
an insult is truly astonishing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

f0aigH ist'I srems, by the las, sdsicts
from Europe tint The rumor of the march Of
Pfassisn troops nto Belgium. was unfounded
From the present aspect Of affairs We should
not angnr a Spttdg Interruption of the peace Of
Europe though we by no means consider tina,
event impossible,
France is centrally quiet, II we except the
agitation in Paris caused by the spproaf hinr
trial OF the Ex- Ministers. The Government IS
an,ious 10 save their lives but the people are
eager for their blond. The following extract
from the Patriotic, Pad. paper, viii show the
spirit of the most violent Revolniionists, Of
which II Is the monih.plece. Alter speaking oi
the Efforts OF the Alloislry TO amend the Penal
Code. by abolIshnr the Punishment of Death
for political offences which it stigma'izrs as
"a jaggle worthy Of deplorable minislfy'--
the PariOie says
" The object il s,ideni-- 10 withdtaw from n
lust punishment tnse infamous ministers oil the
peuned King, who dipped their hands IN the
blood of citizens. The nation Is u II deceived.
All the generosity aud moderation respecting
which so much puade is made, Is. IN the eyes
OF the nation, nothlng but coward,ce OF irea-
son What ! have our ministers forgotten nj
ready that thrv only nitain9i ihelT power by
6tchng over the bodies Of the defenders Of
lherlys Ar ,hey ignorant that WE hsve sworn
10 asenge them o. IN die II justice be moi zen
drre1 Let them listen once more 10 the oath
"e have taken. and rom which no power can
distngsgr ns--t WAS over the warm relics ot
the martyrs Of liberty. huicherrd IN 50 coward =
" maonrr, .ist W. renewed Il this VERY daY A.:
Faesnnce Dean IL ths 6tOody Mine!ees u
Tie regared Alag -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

II The people OF New York are this day
engaged 10 CON nemoratiny the French Revo-
luton which they have deferred to this late
period in order to uaile with it the celebration
of another event-ihe anniversary oftbe eysc-
uaiion OF that CITY by the British troops at the
close of the Revolution. Samuel l.. Gouser-
neur, Esq. Mr.. Monroes son ia law is Ora
tor of the Day. Preparations have been max
ing for it some weeks past, and il is doubtless a
spesd did affair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

IL The National lnlelligencer is yet pub
fishing Speeches delivered al the last session of
Congressman the next session commences on
Monday week
u OLe or two COMMUNICATIONS unavoidably
deferred until our nexi.
Censr. Of Franklin Couaiy.-Mr.,' Stephen
Turabu, (Assistsnt Marshal has politely ia :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-30
/" Ri the Uo,k is the artist k''own. :,
yrT1r ,s,urns hi. thanks to the public

" BIZ the Uoyk is The Artsst k'iomn. ,r.
sALvETAT returns his thanks to ths pu1hc
for the very liberal encouragement sont,nue. to
received, and informs them that he stu CONTINUES 70
conduct the Dysag and Seourng-the lss'er not a..er
the plan pursued BY charmakers but s.sfn h sisr
the manner of an artist long experienced IN MS GUS
rssr,red tina, no pains shall be spared to ZEN
der complete satisfaction in the work done oy nm
Silk. cotton, wooen. thread and lace dyed ahy co
or ,ha, NAV be desired, at tbs shortest NOTICE; and
color, warranted to remain permanent Merino shsws
hesohed perfectly white. without the slightest injury
to tue borders. -,
he taken TO The above business. None need Apply
but those who can come well commended
The subscriber continues to keep an assortment OF
the choicest Mines Of his own Importation VIZ; nam
naipne. Claret. Vim Blanc de Grave, Old Port. and
Madeira; also, Loudon Porter. Hbbers Brown Stout
Albany Philadelphia Georgeto~n and Alexandra Ale AZ
and Porter. bottled Crab Cider and good strong VI
n.yar: superior Velvet Boiling Corks. Also, Mint
Water and Rose Water for sale ~ above