Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

Clay Conucntioa The friends of ths yop,Ieu,n n,
Louisville, Ky. in choosing Delegates to n State
Convention, instructed them TO propose in that Con-
vention. National Convention of his friends to meet
at Washington, at some suitable time
Mr. .ua9ison.--The Kentucky Gazette, referring
10 MIR. Madson's fnr Governor Barbour saws at
is admitted" that he Mr. Madson) expected it to turn
the election in favor of Gov Barbour. Who admit
ted IT. 1t is not necessary TO contradict, VIVA, every
man in Virgnia, tor here a, le1s,. the modesy and
delicacy of Mr. Madison undersi ood) knows to be
false
u The foreign Intelligence dissipstes the rumor
by tue previous arrival ofthc march of a Prussan ar
my INTO Belgium aud rather confirms the pacific dis
position OF both Prusss and Russia. The dis,urban-
at Paris will give sorrow to the friends of France
HERALD OFFICE.
.Norfoit. Nor 20, 6 A III
arrived last night in Hampton Roads from braltar
I'M. Lee, late Consul at Aigiers. probably came
passenger in the Lexington as he is daily expected.
a Letter from Paris. dated 7,h ut. states that
large party of American gentlemen with their ladies'
had been invited to the Palace of Louis Philip wLo
with his Queen gave them very fl,uerng reccp
ton Gen Lafayette prepared the list of invited
guests at the express desire of tho King. The same
letter states that Dr.. Niles. late of Boston, had
thrown by his lancet and pill boxes to accept an
office under Dir. Rires Secatary of Legation. The
Doctor was a firm friend OF the last Administration
and is, we believe, agrcat adnirCr Of Mr. Clay
Boston GaS.
From the Southern Religious Telegraph
LECTURES on CHEMISTRY AND NATURAL
SCIENCES.
We heardwith pleasures. Ma SuAw's Lecture on
the evening Of the l2th inst Introductory to a course
to be delivered in Skocfoe Hill .4cadeny during the
ensuing months, Chemistry and Natural Phlloso-
ply. course of popular lectures on the Natural
Sciences is an excellent substitute for the fivoiitIes
in which too manv youth waste their me-and
may be well adapted to afford the young rational
| amusement and instruction at the same time. We
are, therefore. gra,6cd that this opportunity is Of
fered the youth of our city, and hope it will be pa
tronised by those who would find pleasure in intel
! lectual improvement.
| u Anthony Evans, Charles Whtciev and LEROY
Gordan, all of Bedford. whose we noticed last
Thursday. on charge of having defrsudcd the Uni
led States, by forging certificates of Revolutionary
Soldiers, were carried before examining in
Bedford lns, Saturday and sent for further trial
They admitted to bail in the sum OF & 500 each
for their appearance the term Of the Fedora
Court Richmond. which the two last named gave.
are now AT liberty Evans being unable to give bail
has been sent TO Richmond Jail.
tLynchlurg Insininn.
~ We learn, from the Fincase Patriot, that Green
b. Lewellen leh the Jail of that place the 18th inst
III custody of one of the shers of the county, on his
way TO the Penitentary, where he is to remain for
years. pursuant to his sentence. No man. we sus
peet, has escaped the punishment which has finally
overtaken HIM, more frequently more narrowly
than Lewelen His talents, honestly employed
would have ensured him prosperity; but hc chose to
pcrvcr them TO vile and he must learn, bv
experience, that the way othe tranSgressor s hard
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PORT or RICHMOND