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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

kinr rontrae.s hal gltss ihsm no Judicial power
over them when made. Probably the hsud OF
the Department may ahfngate contracts sad
direci the Comm siunrrs 10 form new ours
upon advertisement fordi"g to lave, or 10
purchase IN open market but even lie CANNOT
righlfnily direct thr payment Ia contractor
OF price greater Than bis contract price. 10
admit the etisfehce ofsach power 10 the nm
sieral officers OF a department ur ia lis Head.
would overthrow thr system which The law
presrrbrs aud leave thc Whole snbieri
# contracts 10 unfesuainad eSecntiSe discre-
ton.
The Commissioners rrcfuIly gate Mr.. King
a statement. that IN paying Mr.. u'aham the
'ovrtchsrge, be acted ~ accordance with thtif
dirrriians How those directions were
given. has mover been made !, epp'ar u
they ia brruin srf,nt. VI. KIM would have
produced thfn. rs nolhins has been else produ
ced presume the only directions gwen "efe
ihrir letters stating their determination n pay
Mr.. Graham for the bnrnt bread, aud that 'hey
consider lhe pay menl of the ovrrcharge On me
bread actually delivered, as a subsinIuiH cont
plaace with that intimaiton Were n hdm'i
their right Ia distribute the charities 81 ms go
rernmeut, aud could Nj. King produce their
peremptory order ~ pay Nh Graham FOR THIS
burnt bread, | could never pass The vonrhefs
/ presented 10y him as conpI'nce with mat Or
der. should require vouchers seiting urn
t Tie E1s5
Neither N The case of Scranton nor in that
/ Of Graham, has the government received, ~
can't ever recevea consideration of one oenf
+ The latter Ia case of charity the iDfme'
worse.
ffestming that your report will disclose ib'
manner ~ which Mr. KING has nade Ia, F'laI
tcrly returu- eompaed with his manfuiy
have MOI thought II necessary lePl, I" TIA
/ par oil the resolution.
Unless something has escaped both memory
and research yen have annexed, cpptcs Ut all
the espundeoce an the snhject al tine rcsolh
ton, marked from l. 10 \ inclusive.
Very rrspccinlly,
Your oh. setV.t
AMOS KENDALL.
Hon. Secretary ot the Navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
IL OIsst&,,E GAT.


FROM FRANCE.-rhc ship Crenr Briain
French, has arrived At New York from fiayre
! bringing PaIis papers to the 10Th ApriI. incu
sve. The annexed items of intel gence n,
taken Irom the New York Commercial Adyer
user.
Nj. Gilmer, with dispatches 10 the Amer
can Minister at Paris, arrived at Calais on tb,
18Th April.
The Journal du Commerce saws.
4" II is sand that the final Instructions of III,
I'unt de Bourmont. relative to the African
expedition, were agreed upon IN the Counri
Oh ministers held on Monday, and il aonears
that the discussion was not Confined T., o,,
IoreIgn affairs. II We may give credit IN nor
sons who pretended To be wen informed III.
dissolution OF the Chambers was resoIved m
out the ordonnancc to that effect will no, an
pear III the beginning OF May. The plec,;ons
WI take place month after, and the Dannt;es
VIII assemble IN september. Some persons
among whom is NJ Beugnor. are already Lss;a
mated to preside in the Electoral COLLEGES
" Iomon .ipfd 1.--lelteis from Alo;ors
says. that The AlgeIues have for a lonr 80
been aware of the preparations make, In
France against their regency. The Dev - do
lermIned TO make the most - stina,e r.sisto,.o
Already several batteries have been erartod -,
'he "es' oi tie cIty, where il is supno<ed to
deoarka'Ion Is likely TO he made. Anotbrr Ia,
terry OF triple rows has been raised ON the aas,
ehao' algiefS,"lth forty pieces OF cannon. II nas
upon thls position the vessel of Lord F,mo,,h
was o'o"sht 10 bear IN lSl6. But then there
"n',e oui ufieen Cannon OF small calibre"
"'re are IN the port of Alglers eiob,v
gu" "'d's' wen armed, but badly manned
a"u commanded. touseln Boy does No,
il, l..
up" '''u' h'ihsei
Ar person who passed through Algiers on the
mn Oh april, Is sad, ina Paris panpr Of ~.
go, TO have given a very difr4rept oooo. me
'ie uase'ineo TIE population as beins i'm \ grsa,
great danger. oe"iS al
Inc Augsburg Gazette of Anri 81 oon
la'ns the following under dr. IS -, Vo"
affench Messenger from Cons,ao,ino
p'e' ot'nes tue important Intelligence or ,h,
Sultan. "'oeoi oy the
Inc onrier lie Smyne states thu, tho
;" o'uF' To eonnterba4nce the commerc;sl ~
gained ~ Russia, has manifes,oI
'sPoH'"'n 10 extend the same priyileoe - n
sa,, ",le' overs and by the equality secure
H. LOU. Tue danger brought upon il bv r..
d.. Upon this principle il is. tina, ths
- 'Pa'"' sweden, Naples and Dsnna,iS
"eeh relieved from the duties md rls
Black Sea. =" passing INTO It
foTfagGL.-A letter dated Jisboo ..,,o =,
'ays' 'hat Mr. Brent was about IN la ~
~ ~ ""', was supposed, had been recall =
- soNeih"eni, not 10 be replared
'o."e' report is stated in these word. g"
'ereseo, nthe other hand, that eoyerr 3.
-, discovered that they have besn =
y oy 'he'r charge d'atIairs, whose 80 :
'''' i an'cah0ns (perhaps paid for By The %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
Ftom NE Etu3ater IA GaseRe

The bhtai Crop. SOM wceke slnce we had
the pleasure Of stating the prospect of a full
crop his season. In SOM neg borhoods. par
ticnarly IN "nst IS called the Nafsn Dtslrlrt,
this sill considered To he the case; but wthna
week. after puh'isniug the remarks, we mott iced
n change tor the wogse aud It becomes our
duty now {" state, The probability is generally
Hdmiited, that on most plantations, IN other
sections OF thu county, where the land is thin
the crop wall not be more than IN Hy.
erage one. On some rich land we have
also seen very indifferent crops for the season.
he gram has now so far advanced, tina, there
is nol any Apprehension OF iurner injury trom
the ily , but othet enemies may sill dei,at the
hopes OF the hutlandman. aud leave hin wrh.
our reward for uis toll and expense during the
season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

he csuse, Il necessary Among those arc sue
q. dyed ~ the wool" genil.a,ru, whose = hue
aos" rfpubosoisin hiss hHn rewarded by
oiiire. and who are resolved never 10 loose
their hold on the Treasury, 'nntn cioakea OIL
a, Sir. Barton says. II.
Political Rccqrd mi Punishment The
f,llo~,ne frau Of Barnadoite," fra.n ihr N.
\ :. Courier des Flats unis," shows INV the
S,eedish Mhitary Chieilaia punished has per
sOnal enemies.
\ swedish peasant spoke contemporary of
tie King, saving | dun'i care a lg Tor Be- :
najofts' lhe peasant was arrested add un-
der ancirat la" Of the kingdom. cond emn.
ed o death. The king Immediately pafdoned
the psas,ui AID Ordered lite Law TO be repcai-
Ell -" Bat" SAID the hing TO the Judge, "
do MT Ike 10 be insulted, and therefore ! eau.
not let tfis man oil, without some punishment
YOU will therefore please 10 20 TO MS mouse.
aud say tn i,ifn IN my na,pe-" 5,nce you don ,
care a fig Tor Befnldotte, BernadOtie don
car. 6g Tor You"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

ge'':7 hshy,) TAD .e7as;ors; e.. s.t,ss,.
step OF recognizing the usufpation, have w.,
Ell "a clear Themselves IN tne eyes of OH.
ns'lons' oy promptly breaking off their rela,,a,.
WIN him. - AiIer his De departure there viii -
only the fope's nuncio and tie Jesuits 10 dsfea5
his cause" s'e"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
LA4TDEOR SALE

fENliE tract' which live, three miles west
H. OF Lynclurg, is yet! in the market. II
cs"tsIns 52O aes, aud for richness Of soil, fur
the large quality Of WOODLAND, and aUnar
dance OF climber, is not eqpailed by an,
tract of the SAT- SIZE in this parl ui the COM
try. Any peon wishing To- own real estate o :
the hrSt qudg, would do well 10 see this, as Z
am deIermIni tU sell neat tenement in
private part Lynchborg wonid be taken In
part OF the ymeut.
FREDERICK SPECIE.
May II wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
l IREliI

Extract OF - letter nom JAMS BAnRorr, TO a
gentleman Of this town, d"ted
" MosaoV'A, (Alaca) .3prii /, 1850.
Our prrss Is once more IN operation. have
taken the liberty Of sending you otc of tie
papers aud as that contains most of our inlor-
mniton need not 10 write but few lines
only ,osny 10 you. tina, am made man, by
coming 10 Africa
JANIS Barbour lived many years in this
town. aud was the body servant of DR..
JoHN GILLIAN. HIS resptctabliity OF cnarac
ter will give weight to WIN, he says wherever be
IS known and the manner ,btiri hul conclusive
IN which he rXpress.s the advantage he bas
derived from his emgrabon, IS calculated 10
make an Impression ,seo on those who are
strangers 10 hnu. Peterfb'trg HtsEgaccr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

Dneiiing. THE advocates Of this Infamous
practice may he taught a sanitary lesson from
The misery and remorse that almost uniformlv
follow the survivor TO his grave The hsp-
gard and horror-Siricken appearance of Lieu
tenant Hunter. after his recent murder OF Mil
Ter, at Philadelphia has been extensively not
ced. The condition Of lieutenant Lambrechr,
who murdered in similar manner, not long
ago, a Mr. Clayton. is thus detailed in an En-.
gish paper
Lieutenant LImbrecii. Ca Friday night
bout haif past ten O'Clock, Lieutenant Lam
nrecht, late of the Ce,lon Regiment, who was
recently tried and acquitted at the Ksnsiuston
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

ASEcDoTE or CHANcFLtR klgr.--On onr
occasion before the ChaotiDr, in case NJ an
alleged fraud, the counsel 10 The conr>e of The
argument on the wrong sie oi The question, AZ
tempted 10 strengthen p9'is, naturally weak
by surprising case. Suppose said lie
" your Honor stole a brse, and" Stop
stop, sand the Chancelle " us not snpposa-
bile case, sir" - We'll the, your Honor, con
t'nued The counsel, ate recovering from Il
momentary confusion, suppose | stole II
the Chancellor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
From The Nen York Comm.reia}.


The snip Dana, Captain Sug.en. from p,...
has brought paper %! that place Of Ma. -,
containing London dates 10 the evening ocA
prh 29lh. This paper belongs exclusive,
10 the Editors OF the Gazette. who have ~,
liteiy allowed us 10 glance over u while tho
were making up letters 10 their eorresnon
dents.
There Is not a wotd OF political intelligence
from the Continent
From The prigale London Corresnond,uco
Of the Hull Gazette nnier date Of April %. !
venng, We extract the following
Our accounts from Windsor this evenirp a,o
Of a less satisfactory nature than for some davs
p'si, aad 10 the repeated inquiries at the Cgs
lie. by persons anxious about his majesty
heath, the answer IS % The King is much H..
same
From sources, however, on which reliance
is placed. We are informed TIM the attacks
which the King experit noes IN his breathlpg
have become more frequent; and that they
yield less readily 10 the strong medicines ad.
ministered FOR that purpose. His Malesly's
medical advisers ale almost constantly III al
tendance aud appear 10 consider II necessary
that his Ma jesty should n5t re harrassed Witt
public affairs Consequently ouly those hays
been admitted 10 his ptesenCe to day who have
what may be termed an extra enter, to the Soy
ereigu.'
The dinnrr Parties ofihe nobility had beer
delayed and the Duke of Ciatance had refused
10 preside ut public dinner. in consequence
of peculiar circumstances. Consols tel on the
29th from % 3 TO - IA
The following is the bulletin Of the cath j..
-" The King continues much in the sa,ne
state, with occasional embarrassment ia HI, Ma
Jes'y's breathing"
Signed, HENRY HALFORD.
NJ. j. TlEKNEY.'
This bulletin increased the alarm The
complaint of King Is understood 10 be the
dropsy IN The chest.
Those who were supposed 10 know any
thing authentic of the state df the Kings
health were closely Questioned /; but no sa,,
factory Information Wis ELECTED.
The proceedings of Parliament on the 2srb
April, are oflitle interest.
bill for the amendment of the Poor laws.
was under discussion IN the House of Cou,
mons.
Mr.. Peel's Fogery bill has been postponed
for fortnight, in order 20 give time for the
pre- seni alton of petiii1ns.
Feinnd.-The LORD Lieutenant has issued 3
proclamation. bearing date the 2ith of April.
for the suppression o. the " Society of Frienas
| in Ireland and prohibiting the meeting of the
said association, or ofany part thereof, under
any name, pretext, OF device whatsoever. Ire
suppression OF that body was quite unex bectec
| and il IS understood To have been a measure
adopted IN consequence of directions 70 thai
effect received rom the Home u pa -tlnen.,
II had caused great sensation in Dublin, bar
from ITS phrase1logy, the privilege Of melting
| for charitable purposes is not prohibited anu
It is consequently expectet that cglniior
will again make It's appearance III some shapa
or other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

Frequent nlermarriges (savs a writer in
the Journal of Health,among the members Us
a particular class. as DbIlIty or royalty is fol
lowed by deterioratn OF mental and phys
cal energies the tenrnclrs to particular d q
switch might. uie, Il lfrrcnt cilcnmstan
ces, have been rensred nngatory, NOW ar
.nlre arinl for,. In this way has beer
brought about the democracy and even diocy
OF some Of The mob aud royal families o.
Spain and Portugal rom marrying neces anc
proceeded the visit teebleness OF character o.
so many Of the o French Eoblesse. Tue
became, TO make " Of the language OF q disu
gu'shed medical ,iter OF their oWn patton
rickely, consump,e and insane. The teyo!r
ton, he adds, br.ght forward another rac1
with better hope
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

tHAhIEsToWg, -, May 60.
We have seen let .rs irum some OF the ne
gro' manc'pated by the viii Of Major Rob
eat Braden, late OF EuuJoun county, who have
gone 10 Liberia. These letter. speak IN high
terms Of the prosperity OF the colony, and mrn.
ton the arrival OF IA bog from tIorlaa, win
ninety one Itcaptnred Africans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
New ORLEANS, Nav II.

4 MIN run tLc0 fdtHcrg.-A Mr.. l. OF this
city intending 10 buIId house had buag ht bricks
of Al. J. aud delivered receipt or due bill
for each load which he received An individual
by the name oil II. knowing the circumstance,
ava'Ied himself OF it to make up h,s purse. and
went 10 MIR. J. TO whom he was sent by his
father Mr.. 7. To pay what was due by his fla
lher 10 the sad Mr.. J. The latter, after the
usual ceremonies 10 snch circumstances, took
the receipts or due bills 10 make out the ac.
coun' Being embarrassed in his calculations,
offered his help, and made the thing worse.
then addressing him, he said Mr. j il YOU will
trust me with those receipts will take the IN TO
nv taiher,a and bring you the amount very well
said M. j. aud IL went away carving with
hlm the receipts. He then called on Mr.. p
and announced himself as the son of Mr.J. who
had sent him to settle the account. he homes
Mr.. +. recognizing his signature, paid without
any suspicion Ii salutes hIm aud withdl avs
Several days after, Mr.. !. meeting his buyer
OF bricks, SAID, why your son has kept the re-
ceips, and has mol brought me the money
what do you mean, sir Is il not your son.
whom yon sent to settle with me, and 10 whom
pail the mount owed you You mean 10
rail AT me believe lei us explain frst-so
they did, aud both Did their snn who ha,
for another trick OF the kind been lodged in the
Jail Of this city. Have patience, y,.a Gentle-
men of Gascony and of Paris give ,s time and
we will soon be match for you you may see
this Is not 50 bad "A beginner. Sun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
PROYIDFHCF AIav2

PROVIDENCE May3l
Reaahes Of imprisonment TOR Dedt--Safur-
DAY last. being return day, upwards of twenty
persons were ted TO Jail in this town
for debt. on executions. This "a the rsSjJD,,,
Of the Shofks OF 1929. Among the debtors are
many Of our most worthy fellow Citizens One
Of them, Cap Samuel Godfrey, is now eigbt,,-
sir years OF age, with the loss of hearing and
nea ly bent double by iufrmties He iscommit.
ted, too, not T. = a debt of his own, hut for Inv
ing bren an endorser. We envy not the feel.
nes Of 4 creditor who thus exacrs the poy,,J
81 HsN4. AT an age when the sources of lie a,e
50 dried up he might venture 10 cnt il on,
without The risk OF drawing drop of blood
haay al those thns Gu off from active emnlov
meats by an absurd law, were lust recommen
eng business after giving up all they possess
I'd, wan a tar prospect Of supporting Them.
selves and families. One or Two creditors. bar
der than the rest, who hung back from comnro.
missing, now have II IN their power 20 puniSb
tho hoheSt debtor, after he has given up all
aud negl ected 10 avail him self of the Insnlv.,,
act, IN expectation that nn one would commit
hun TO jail. Happily,'he limits Of our iail were
extended by the last General Assembly. or the
misery that would have been indicted would
have been increased ten fold. Some of our
cni2ens, WIN a true spirit of philanthropy
visited toe jail On o,turdry evening. to tender
bal Tor those who might not nave friends at
hand 10 give them the liberty Of the yard
Daill 3In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
NiNDsoR hox OF

-. WINDSOR, May 20.
Il Warning 10 SmuggierS.--UsIrFp Sr.rrs
as. DAVID HuDsoN.-Ihs was An action 10 re
cover the penalty for an iuira1 non Of the n. :
revenue avs aud came ON for trial before nh.
l. ,. tTcul Court. at lis late term holdc,, j.;
tins place. II being one OF considerable inter
est ahd importance, We have obtained some nf
the leading facts Of the case, as Understand h.,
a gentleman who was present At the triai
Hudson, "seenS. Is an Engishman, who has
b'rp Somr TINE concerned IN smuggling goods
from Canada into the States and cream s,an-
c"S warrant the belief. that thu has acted =,
6gfW merely, oisome extensive house IN Cana.
da or Lngland. Within "A year pasi a seizn,.
OF goods, smnggled Ivy him through this STAR
has been made by tue Collector AZ Bosto,
amounting 10 81 900, MS per appraisal in that
Guy, which goods, were of course forfeited 10
the Government The action, in this case
was 10 recover the penalty of tour times the
amount of the goods illegally passed. lbe
tact OF the illegal passing OF the goods be inc
clearly proved the defendant was ametced /, Tho
pe"al sum OF 5000 dollars, together with the
custs 81 suit. m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

43sfzes. iof having killed Mr.. Oliver Clastcz,
IA a duei, AT BaijeIsra-helds, went TO the Police
Station OF letter NJ. Division. in the South
wsrk Bridge road. and addressing the Inspector
described that he was completely destitute, hH-
wing neither house nor nome of ANY kind. and
without the means Ot procuring the common
nreessarIes Of Lille. lie stated that SINCE ms ac-
qniliai, bill his former friends had turned their
backs upon him, aud that, for the want Of
means he had been compelled 10 wander about
The town dav and night, not knowing whittier
10 go or what 10 do ; Ire then impiored the in
spectnr 10 let hun lle down and rest himself,
adding that lie vas 50 exhausted from fatigue
and want, that even the accommodation which
ne sought would be an indulgence for which he
should be most grateful.
II IS worthy ofremak, that in both these ca.
ses the wreiched perpetrators were urged on
TO The deadly conflict by their seconds, who,
safe IN their own person. sat in judgment as
the arbiirhiors of false honor, and at whose
doors as well AS at their deluded victims. lies
he slam Of blood. ~ \. Heraia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

We lcarn that Mr.. Randolph the new Min.
ieier 10 hussa has recommended Mr.. John
Randolph Clay, OF Phadrlpbia "a Secretary
of Legation and as II IS the practice ol the
Executive, WE believe, To consult the wishes
OF our Foreign Ministers, in the selection of
The Secretaries of legation, We presume Mr..
Clay will receive the appointment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

unr readers will remember that the Jackson
heue"chnent CoWmitee made great parade
about abo''shing the office Of Craftsman to Con.
gfess--in eflec,iug which they spent thousands
10 save hHa'iteds. We predicted at the time
mat u was the offer and not he office that was
AIMED nt-aHd accordingly we find among the
'as' acts ot Congress, resolution restoring the
once to its former footing. but not replacing
me oihce'. BY this manUuyre the Treasury
IS minus some thousands spent in useless dis
cussi"n' Baltimore ChrOn.
since the Pfesident'syelo aud Message, so
lew Jacksonians hang together, that il Is APP
pretended none viii he left - the party, but
those who are wiling to hang in defence oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

The New York Daily Advertiser states that
s." Mr.. McLane, y,r MinisIer at London, has
written private letiers To his friends, stating
that no advances had been made in the nego.
ilation respecting the Colonial rade. bur that
che matter stood as did two yraisaso. There
IS very lh'le probability of any thing being
done that VlI be mporttut 10 tue interests OF
this country. f"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
Books and Stationery
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his customers-he assures them and the public gen.
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He also assures the public that he wal never give
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He offers for sale general assortment Of Law,
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Orders for England and FRANCE executed IN the
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The subscriber begs leave to call the attention of
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