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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
Valuable Real Estate far SAFE.

FdtuUUH hSd5 fIStutt JW ''hit'
a S Attorney in fact for the owners. shall
~ on the l3tt day Of December, 1880. (he
Ing The frs, day of Campbell December Court
hefoe the front door OF the Tavern at Camp
belI Court House, occupied by MIR. Samne! Joi-
dan, expose to sale, by way of public auction,
ali tn" lands and lots situated at and abont said
Gostl hou'e, formerly the property of Anthony
ami John Kennedy, containing IN the whole
about Sh0 scres. The Tavern above mcntion-
eds built upon a part of this land, and from
lie vcInliy ofihese lands To the Court House,
'heIr generally level character and susceptible
y OF improvement, they are deemed we'll wor'
my the attention OF enterprizing men. The
lands will he offered for sale in lots, Of which it
Hexpected plals will be exhibited on the day
ofsals.
Al The time and place ofsale, my authority
70 S'l, and the terms Of sale, (Which will be
iperal) will be explicitly made known. A
pof"nn OF the purchase money, say IA will, IT
Is rrohable' be required in hand. aud for the
residue credit will he given. which will be
mace known on the day of sale. Persons wish
ing TO view The lands, can apply tor informa
'on to Mr. John Alexander, who lives in the
neghborhood. CHlSWELL DABNEY.
oc'' Il IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
\ situation MaMteA .

a YOUNG MAN who has taught school Tor
~ the last five wears, and who can come well
recommended, wishes employment for the en-
suing wear as teacher, either IN private
family, or soine respectable neig hborh0od -
tie IS qhaided TO teach the Euglish Language
gfammaticaliy, Geography &c. also a few of
the branches of The Mathematics. Letters
(n"s' paih) addressed 10 A. b., Campbell e.
II. will be punctually attended 10.
Oct. krr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Iadf subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
rsdtty splendid articles in his line of business !;
aao, also, that he has made arrangements
men In'on WIN enable him Mt all times, aud at the
s"o''es, nouce, to supply those who may favor
MN with their patronage with Coaches CLOS
u;"oncne'' or any other description of Car,
@ses' from Newark, IN. J.. which is known
" oe The rery best Mandatory of such articles
, =. NE World. Arrangement. have also been
Nsw e W Vim, manufactures in Philadelphia and
gwen cav D'" 50 80 mat any order which may be
IN r, can always he immediately supo,ed
ine subscriber likewise confines 10 carr,
,a,a" carriage making business, and is p,e
w %er 10 mate Carriages of any de.cr;otion
l.@ "" may he wanted by those who prefer The
Of rso m,aautaclgFe. He will also do any Kind
nos, nnn. WI me cheapest terms, and 10 The
''' punc'ual manner.
Aug 20 HENRY NJ. DlDLAKE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
TURNER & KERR
April 90

IfNFORM their friends and the public that
= they have jus, received fresh supply oil
spleudid Goods, which they oferlat Northern
retail prices-Among winch are
French add Manchester Prints
Italian Lustrne, superior quality.
BLACK Gro de lndls
Black Barge
Chsngable Silks
Colared Gros lie Naples
Satin Lavpntine
Merun CirCsssians
Thread Lace and EJgings
Splendid Bet Ribbons
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Scarlet. blue and white Merlno long Sba"ls
Do do do Cashmere do
Embroidered Grape Dress Hdkfs.
Extra large Leehon Flats and Crowns
Paper Hhngings
Hair Braiis and Puffs
An elegant assortment of Gents Stacks.
Oct IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
TEp MS.

For 81 per AMMAN. payable in ANN six montbs
.Eriprion will he recevad for ie IN a, the discretion
al no uaper will be discontinued tpna I'D
~ 5,or. until IL arrearages are pa' IN cont, DER
,ssrtsemeut. Will be nse ~ q cent? for each
qare Tor lose the FIRST time ana must he paid for
continuance. Iho,o or the payment assumed by
DO .osn 70 person. Lynehenrs
'one Gaprsry orlr,s not exceeding TWO squ"'esaf0
,,,,r,el far ak dollars. -, ,,;,. ,,,,,t no ,,,o
=, VI y. ,tey viii nothe attended to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
CASH for Wheat.

T1cSE will pay the hes, cash price for all
w Wheat delivered at the LyncGburg
Mills. Persons wishing to engage their crops,
will plese cali on us. We will give them choice
o several liberal propositions
J. &, C. Z. LYNCH, IL co.
July l is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
LAND for sale.

rnURSUANT 10 decree Of the county court
Of Bedford the undersigned (Commls-
,,,ners) vii proceed TO sell, at public auction
on Tim sday the llth November next ON the
n,emisps. thu Land belongng 10 the estate OF
Gsnrpr Hackworth dpc'j. 60 vii y Que trac
confirming 243 acre, lying on MoDan'ePs
creye. aud adjonipg the lands of ThoS. Left
u;,h and others. The above tract ofla"d has
a comfortable dwelling house for small family,
a ,ot out houses, and first rate orchard. One
ol,sr tract of land containing 226 acres, lying
On David and Terrapin Greek. This tract has
a ZOO swelling house and orchard. The above
land, are reil adapted 90 he culture of grain
.nd tobacco; a further description We deem un.
necessary, a. II is pre- sumed any person wishing
10 puIchase will first view the property. HE
above lands will b. sold on credit of one, Two
aud 'hrfe wears, except as 10 81 dollars CASH
the purchaser giving bond vita approved Sc
curly. with deed of trust on the land to Sc
cure The payment OF the purchase money.
THOS WICH,1 70,
JAMES ADAMS,
JOEL LEI TWlCH, .;a
MARK ANTHONY,
OBADIAH WEST,
Oct IA IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

common sal, rarely suffer from the cold and tue
sudden changes ofthe weather.
The halfof bed of early Peas raised IN
garden OF Norcestershrs WAS dressed with
salt. aud the other half with common manure
upon the pari which had been prepared with
sail and in the proportion of about twenty bush
els Ia tho acre, the Peas wee fl 10 pick three
weeks before the others, and the WINS yielded
i've or six times as macy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
SALINE MANuRES.

Gardeners and all those who endea,or to OBJ
tain early lcgumes OF fruits, may pEohi by the
following cx experiment.. which confirms an estab-
li,hed fact, tina. plants 10 soil prepared with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

NNANTED,--A lad from fifteen 10 seven.
w teen years ol age as an fPpie"',es W ''e
Coach making business y or tnr'ne, INV" "rn
ton, epply 10 IL H. b6ANh =
Oct. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

The latest dccision.-' You is n robber," said
Fl Eoglish psWubroke, : wife II \ ne,ghbnring
shoemaker, +" You has robbed DOR Iienry You
has taken him with you 10 sIc-hpuses, where he
losl all his money s"
The shoemaker was man Of spirit; bnt as
he lived in a country OF laws, he took no other
vengeance than that of carrying the defaner
before a court ofjuoiice. Judge Bhley heard
the evidence, attentiyelV. weighed All the atgu.
nents. and then decided that 10 call man
robber was not defamation IN the legal sense /;
b tina, if any o,e called another hisf, he
render ID himself liable TO punishment
As American law is essentially the same as
Eogllsh, persons who wish 10 objnrgate with
inpHnily, will do well in remembering this ais
,iucion. Pha. Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

The following extract from the laws Of Al
fred, IS prehAed as a motto 10 Sir j. MACKfS.
rosH's history of England Hence !, King
Alfred. gathered these things together, sud
commanded many Of those 10 be written down
which our foreiatheIs observed-those which
did not like, by the advice Of my Wian threw
aside. For durst not venture 10 set down in
writing over many Of my own, since knew
not wha, among them would please those who
should come after us. 4 those which met
with either OF the days of me, my kinsman, or
of Ohs, King Of Mercia, or OF Athelberht who
was the first oil the English who received bap-
.isn, those which appeared to ma the jusiest--
have here collected, and abandoned the 9th
ers. Then !, Alfred, King Of the Saxons, show
ed these to al my Wiran, and they then said
that they were oil willing to observe them.
DR.. LardHer's Cabinet Cyctopedia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
Oct. IA
SlDss q. II ny ARD.

ID g Dzg 80, I'd 1eV e. 40. "a
yrA ANAWAY from the Plantation Of the late
Z = JOHN thompson, near New London,
Canpheil County, 90 the .,igh, Of the 2nd Of
tins moath, Two Negro men, EMANUEL, about
81 years old has rather a black skin,
Z, we'll bril' aud something like . feet or
mches high has lost some of his upper teeth
haf,rp, aud generally wears his hair long be
fare + nauue has been accustomed TO plan
ia #,,n business. but can make shoes and plays
On NJ 6dde. B0LUS, (somermes called Bob,)
Il muatlo man. % years of age, and about
q feet biah, has scar on the upper lip, aud n
b1>ar fesd, bis hair long behind when spoken
10, has an humble look. His best CLOTHES are
of blue broad cloth. his hat of black fur. II u
more than likely that both these servants have
r1 " fora Free State, and That they have
Fr Papers. Bolus is man OF some address.
$40 re ward will he paid Tor thea II taken in
Campbell or Bedford County or 500 for each
OF them If taken in any other connty or 500
EACH il lakeO cut oil the Safe aud secured in
Jail, DAVID J. THOMPSON,
Wa. ". AUSTIN,
HENRY BROWN.
Executors OF John Thompson, dec d
Oct Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

Frederick, Prince ofhe Netherlands, TO the in d.
hnbaants Of Brussels.
BKUssELLoIs The kiag, our August Father,
is engaged, IN concert with the Representatives.
of H. Nation, and in the only way which is
compatible with their oatbs, in examining, at
ieniveiy, tue wishes winch have proceeded
from amoog you.
Public order IS. however, certainly disturbed
within yourselves, and whilst with a zeal and
al activity worthy OF the greatest praise you
watch over the defence Of public aud pdyRte
property, a small number OF factious persons
concealed among you, excite the popul ca 10 pill
iage, the people to revol, and the army TO dis
honor. The Royal intent ons are misrepresent-
ed, The authorities are deprived Of power, and
liberty is oppressed.
Comfortable with the orders ofthe King. we
come to apply the true and eficacious remedy
10 TINS stale OF things, winch ruins your city
and renders more and more distant the possibil-
iiy of the residence Of THE monarch and the her
prssumptive among you--tbe re .estabiishme nj
OF legal order
The National Legions are about 10 enter
within your walls IN the name of the laws, and
at the requests Of your best citizens. to relieve
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

The following article seems 10 indicate q
probability thd demand will ere loug be
made for bread siuffs from the Unted States.
We give it from London paper Of the 22d.
Chamber OF Deputies. The Minister of the
Interior, after some preliminary remarks upon
the nature Of tn" present harvest, said that ia
consequence Of the inequality OF the produce
in the different districts. it would probably be
necessary TO have recourse TO fore sn coun
fies for supply OF cora. His Majesty ha{
herefore ordered him 70 submit TO the cham,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08

made presents at every change Of Census. Aus,
tria, through the medium ofthe Porte; was exempt
from tribute AID presents. Eng land made pre-
sent at every change of Consuls. he unl'ea
States adopted the same arrangement as EnSlahu
Hanover aud Bremen. under the protection oi
England. obtained the same condition, but !peH
ConsuIs paid large sums on arriving at A'sie's.
Sweden and Denmark paid annually triou'e ol
warlike ammanitions and naval stores TO the vaiue
of about 900 pas,ers. Besides this these states
gave. on the renewal of the treaties every ten
years. presents 10 the amount OF $4,000; ana
their consuls on entering on their functions MADE
nrescuts 70 the Dpy. French paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Mons. =. MnuA,

Z PROPOSES to open a Class 10" the Young ladies Of
Z ,exandria not attending that Seminary.
separate Class Tor Gentlemen win likewise be
opened.
Mons. Roux thinks il is useless TO say much of the
necessity of occurring language whose character is
high be neg ccted Or overlooked by persons OF
liberal education: it too well known that it's beau
ties nicetes and true meaning can neves be well un
derstood if Judged on, through the medium Of either
Z" preiudced or spiritess TRANSACTIONS. "
OF his capacits Teacher, Mons. Roux viii say
still less the rcry Kind and TOO tltt9ing testimonial
venof him by mrs. Porter IN her advertisement, com.
pels BIN TO be silent on that subject.
Private lessons will also be given to those who may
wish it, and who will make arIy application
For further information and terms please to apply tn
A. Newton Esq Franklin Hotel.
n, q. Mons Roux teaches also the Spanish Ian.
guage. auS l9-duf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08

II strange Request. teete'uny
himself John Connolly, apparently ageu aDout %
years. and in adeicate state OF heaitn' presenter
himself at the BridewelI and requested Mr.:
Ihorde to lock him ND as prisoner: this MIR. T.
declined doing without an order. Connolly went
from there TO the magistrates and made the same
request. he stated he would be Obliged to 90 and
steal something If his request was not comp'eu
with As he could not be imprisoded without some
charge, he described himself as vagrant' hving
without visible means. swOre to the charge, anu
received commitment for 90 days 10 the Peiii-
tentiary.-Neu- York Courier.
Nesc Cotton.-A wagon load of new Cotton,
from the plantation of Nash Roach. Esq i'll Barn
well District was received in this city yester-
day. being the first of the new crop brought to
our market this season. The quality was md
ding, and we understand it was sold, Tor north
ern market, at / ] cents per pound. Mr. Roach
has had the first new Cotton III this market Tor
several years past.
We learn that four bales of new crop Cotton
have been received in King street
Charleston Courier.
Cotton Crop j., .7iaJan,a-A letter dated
Coosawha, (Alal Aug. 10. SAYS: s. Our crops
this year will be bad indeed. The rust mas ru-
inea our Cotton, and has extended its ravases for
great distance around u.s.
Fraua in Cotton. The Inteiligencer. printed
at Tuscaloosa, Alabama. mentions that the iner-
chants Of that place have recently entered INTO
an agreement to prosecute, IN every instance,
where fraud is discovered to have been practised
in packing cotton; and pledsing themselves JOINT
ly to defrav the expenses of prosecution. This
measure has been adopted in consequence of Sc
veral frauds of the kinds having been detected at
that place, and which had been heretofore suffer
ed TO pass, on The seller making up the detcien-
CIV. One or two cases Of prosecution will pro
badly put an end to the practice, which grew anu
waved boldcr upon the enity observed towards
those guilty of it.
The N,aHfers Denounced at Honae!-A great
meeting of the People has been held at CHARLES
TON. S. c.. composed of Jackson men and others
friendly to Moderation and Union. at which the
conduct of the Nulhfers, Hayne, Hamilton,
Pinckney Cooper. Cheves Co. was denounc-
ed in appropriate and set terms The Attorney
General of the State was called 10 the Chair
James r. Prngle was nominated for lntendant
of the city in place of II. J.. Pinckney the pre-
sent MULTIPLYING incumbent. Other officers for
CITY Government were also named and ticker
for the State Legislature is TO be made out.
The City Gazette says, I" ii Is with INFINITE
pleasure that we are at last enabled TO assure our
ieow-citizens. far and wide. of the complete
conquest in our City. of Moderation and onion'
over that restless and revoutionizing spirit. which
: has for some months been laboring indefatigably
: for their destruction.
Il Dilemma Extract from dialouse between
, father and child:
, ChiId.-Father, what's dilemma
, Father.-A dilemma, dear. is--a dilemma;
when any person don't know what to do, that's
dilemma
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
,rMn Misses M.ArN

ID ESpECrFU:J.y inform their friends and the pub.
"a lie generally, that their School VIII reopen on
Mon,lay next and request share ofpubilc patronage.
rheir establishment IS pleasantly situated, and in .
healthy and retr-d part If the town.
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Dr. Wedderbucn

necessary for every family keep them, and give the
free to persons OF all ages, rs preventive Of the fall
fcvers, etc. They would End great saving by so
doing TherubIic are cautioned against counterieits
The good quailfies of these Btiers are too wei
knowa to requi'e any thing more to be said On the
subject
Alexandria aug 10 49, 9au4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
" Economy the suresf road Ia ~ea'a
a. HaMN,nnA.

HENUF .IIUK q LO.1I UNH
ID ETURNS his thanks to the pubic Tor '''
z encourage mert he has received dnF.'s '.''
lime he has been IN Alexandris. and iriy'n'
he still continues 10 carry on .he business "
lhessrs .4,msey g. SmiM's Taiiorag h''a.
nler1t, King street, ..-
where he wiz scour Goats. &c. of every desef'
and restore The original gloss 70 tie cIo'i i"s'.
ing wi!l no; injurc The shspe flhe co,iars'
satisfaction is given. 40 charge i mae. IFS .'-
are moderate.
NIB Pcr.ons are invited 20 cali AM sc 'iS,
Of his work = avg 80 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Old " hiskeY

40 Bnt.s. Of fine favored old Winchester Viii
Nv KEY, for sale by
SEP, 4. \. CAzrNOyE Z Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Notice.

rEuiR subscriber. wishing 10 clo.e al hi, ae'o
i this place, requests al persons having ;l.ir'' =
i&m or las late brother, VI. l.. Kennedy " -
them immediately for settlement Al 'at =
debts will be placed IN the hands 0. Nr John '0'>
latter the 10Th instantl for collections b. D'ls
sed to collect The same, Lisreceipt vi! De '.rr
aug4 !. =. kE-''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
SPLENDID LOTTERY.

New-Yorb lated Lottery,
Ert,a tr 1850.
VIII ~, l.,,f. d, ,,trmhef 9
66 yTHBEfS y3gftyv 8ALL0TS
scHa.e D. CAPITALS:
| Prize of S2o.og P.lze o! So,ooo
do of 1905 10 Prizes Of LOO
do of 5000 Ia do OF 900
Tickets $40; halves o.; I',a? ers 80; eiglHhs %
Connecticut Lottery. Class No. 4, Extra.
10 no .ir,,yn n : ,ui 1--we / { S-otrnber.
HIGHEST p7xz 80 eco
Whole tickets only ~; halves 30 cents
To be Ladina yariet, of aurnher, at nc Office of
3. 0GsaSzGG,
Lnttery and Ese1o"gt 8rofrr fi.ygndria
DR8V'S THIS D.4I.
Rlod. Island s.atc Map lottery.
Class 10 5, jqr 1880.
win be drawn in Provid. ace 90 y 1dnesla! the sih
TTcfHElST FazEG 80 goo
Ticket, !. haivea ! GO; 'iuaste'sC ~
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Cias, No Is FIR 1850.
VIII be drawn IN the City OF Ne@ York on THURSDAY
: the 9th OF ;eptemher.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
100 CAPITAL PRIZES OF $1,000.
Capital Prize Of S26, 600 ! Prize oil S3'Ooo
/ do do of 10000 Is do of 500
do do of 5000 &c. SC. Sc.
Iickets 40; halves ); quarters so; eigh,hs -
10 DC had ia variety of numbers, at
Z. M. yFg.EgE,S
Lotser, OGce, RorGi ,frte'
n-Y Gr,Iers from the country specially attended -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
2SseDeago ss0 ggaDs@.

w Every reader acquainted with his history md
private and public n, will learn wi h regret the
dea IN OF General Dapid u VRiqus of South Car
DINA, cut Off by fatal accident. Gen Williams
was one Of tho "old standard Republicans who with
Smith, lluger, and ohcr- entitled with him, TO the
individual and collective gratitude of the American
People, stood forth comb,t the balcful, new light
doctrines OF Hayn" and Hamilton In the circum-
stances OF The country, his death national calam
~. The Charleston Courier of The l0th hus an
nounccs his death
DEATH OF GEN VILLAINS
letter received IN town yesterday. regret 10
slate, announces the death of Gen. DAVID X.
WILLIAMSBURG mot with fatal accident on the
ioth INST whilst experimenting the erection of a
bridge over Lyncb's Creek, by d, hich both his lcr=
were broken below the knoc, and which terminated IN
III, Geaih the day following
The premature death of so yirnous, talented and
patriotic CIT zen, would, any time. hive been
source OF d"rp regret; but Tho dsprnsaon doubly
severe II, the present political uncturc, when the
state requires the aid ~ IT'S ablcst plots to- direct
rs course IN the political troubles with which it is
surr'undsds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
LULLWORpH CASTLE.

L"liwor'h. n email obscure village. lies on the
coos' Of Dorsctshir", few miles south west or the
duNest country town ~ Overwhelmingly. Warehnm.
iherr is no itnic near y, il OF tho track OF
travellers Tho gcologst nav visit the into, estinp
and romantic cove at Lullworh otherwise the face Of
stranger is a novelty to the inhabitants. The Cas-
tie is stately equ,lateral pile, towering above the
surrounding woods and cottages having the appear
ance. when conirasted with the slender population
and mcagrc aspect Of the village, of giants head
upon an infants sllouilere. In Doomsday-bool tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25

MARRIED-in Msnchester on Tuesdny evennn
last. hy the Rev. William Armstrong, MIR JAMES
K BaiDGE-. of this city. to Miss NANcY ELIZABETH
TRESr. daughter of William Galway, ESQ of
franklin County. Va.
On Tuesday evening last, ut the residence of Mr..
Daniel Truebcart, by the Rev. Jesse III. Turner Mr..
JeHN NJ SHEPPARD. j.. of Hrnrico, to Miss SARAH
Ann daughter of Mr.. John Scabrook formerly of
this city.
On Monday, the a2d inst. by the Rev WIN. Wood.
Nr WM j. CRAGwALL, of Goochland, 10 Miss En-
tEN Hams. eldest daughter Of Mr. VIM o. Harris.
NJ Hanover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25

We stated some days ngo, that pending tho Hen
RICO election, Mr. Nosby, Of the candidates cleo
"oneeTad openly, upon. the ground of JackaonIsm.
Mr.. Mosby denies the accuracy Of this statement.
and declares that. although pressed TO place The CO
test sPon thi' ground nc declined doing So from
transportation of the principle and conviction tina,
i would njurc his prospects.
We were at n, public moo ing: but knowing tho
Vioenco OF MI Mosby" Jackson proprnsities, and
seeing CERTAIN p'r INNS freddy to him, electioneor-
ing upon that ground, ". were never better con-
vnccd Of the correctness Of any opinion. We now
stand co'rectcd-nud glad, for tho crod, OF Mr..
Mosby's own understanding and political principles,
that hc refused to put tho contest on grounds ,ha
reflect little honor either The ''inhexiblo" Gen.
McCoy, enjoys pretty nearly the undivided dIstnc
ton Of attempting to limit the latitude Of selection
Of the people Of Virginia, to such men only as con
cur with that cold" democrat in thinking that the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-25
From me Lexington IVA Inteih-encer of Non O
WASHINGTON COLLEGH

We have the pleasure to inform our r.sder. tb,N
DR.. Louis MARSHALL brother of the Chief Justice
has accepted the Presidency ofthis institution He
IL now here, and enters Immediately on the dutie,
of his "ilce.
The Faculty have determined on admitting neo,
Freshman class TO enter this session, with view NJ
accommodating number of new students, and or
changing thu time of the Commcncements from spring
10 l'' " any students who have not yet arrived
contemplate entering this session. we are reoues,s5
~ me Faculiy 10 inform them ofthe importance of
attending as speedily as possible The session has
just begun.