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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
SENATE.
Elizabeth city Couniy-B b. Browne 1917
IIaTvie 9


HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ALeghmy-Wm II. Terill, Hugh =. Tay-
lUr.'
Amelia Richard Booker, WIN. b. Giles
A strong vote for the Constitution
Bedtord-(at thIee precincts. two vet 10 be
heard from -Rohett Campbell 800, Tighmao
\ Cabbs Isl, John &. Gray l79, BENJAMIN A.
Donald l7n, Simon NOEL lls.
Cuip,per-Joseph S. Hansbrough, Emnnd
Broaddns
Hampa4ire-Messrs. Carskaden and Kerche.
val
JtGusou-Danicl Morgan, john S. Gala
her
Meckieuburg VIM. o. Goods, N. Ale4an.
der
Mndson-Linn Banks, WIN. Fnkq
kel,on-James Garland 2iO, Henry Rives. /.
1871 .-Fnzparrick l22.
NorihampiOn-Wm Burton, X. |. Poulson. :
Prestoa--Wm. CARROLL Benjamin Shaw
Hasbmgion- Messrs CLARK aud Bradley.
Not IN The last Legislature.
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.
III Very few If the returns below are CON.
pieie. We shall keep the Table standing, aud
correct it as fast as we receive additional re.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
REVIEW
OF tho Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor HE rrginian, by
lH0nAs A. lIoLConBE aud RICHARD TYRI


Corected Jor HE Tvginidii, ty
Thomas A. lIoLcomBE mud RICHARD Tyne.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices OF passed lobac-
60, from 50 75tos 90
Inferior 10 common, 2 - 10 d 90
Common to good, oOio 4 90
Good TO hne, q OOto 8 90
Strips, 3 OOi I oo
Refused, 9Ootog 30
General sales Of PASSED tobacco, So % 10 i 90
Inspected the past week 3s3 hhds. ol passed
:obhcco lO2 hhds. ofrsfused-toial $50.
No change in our Tobacco Market for the last
week worth notice.
Flour 81 ~ ia q ga
Wheat AZ IA G1J
Corn u
Whiskey %
Hemp, 4 OUto 4 %
Bacon 4
AZ We hare in Hore and Ior sale weerat lots
u superior taHiiy Flour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

Jr The London Morning Chronicle. Of the
Goth March, says" IN The United States o,
North Amer,ea,ih President is al,Oags ous Of N,
best aud trisesi men ofths nation" This wa,
true. TO the fullest extent. until the election o.
1928. Then, indeed, Mr. Rtches curse
was bronsh, upon the country of which Hea.
ven knows five shall ever eetrid.
-.-s0s--
" The X. Enquirer says, the charges made
against Isaac Hill are +" extravaganza aud un-
founded"-Why, MIR. Enquirer Because
ice kuow HIM Really, an admirable reason.
this
n II il stated 10 the Reporter" a new
paper, Just established at Orange court house,
that Col. James Barbour, our late Munster 10
England. will be a candidate for the Legisla
ture at the Fall election
~ " France is at this moment, in some re-.
spects, better governed and happier country
than the United States, says the Philadel /
phis Gazette, paper which advocated Gen.
Jackson's election with zeal aud ability. OH
ers, besides the Gazette, are opening their eyes
~ Need we ask the readers attention TO
another Speech of Mr. Barton. the publication
OF which We commence this morning, AID shall
conclude in our next Although less sstirical
and pnngeni than his previous efforts, il is n
mnsteFlv md cnocluxtVp arpumpnt an,I =. IN Ia
y repay perusal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
grand Capital of $4,000
FEMALE EDUCATION.

TuNHE next session of the subscribers Soho oil
IL will commence on Monday the Sd of
Ma, and close the last OF July, when there will
be vacation OF TWO months. No pupil will
be received for a less period than from the time
of entrance 10 the expiration of the session.
Terms. as heretofore. S3 per month.
/. G. SMITH.
90 tiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

hNfollCE All persons wishing To take
~ merchants and ordinary licenses on a..
hfs' day OF May next, viii call NJ my office on
'hh' day Their receipt will bc dated nj tlis time
OF Application. MIR billiard. the Comm issiouer.
will nIeo attend IN that day
JOHN MckEYNoLDs. Deputy
Tor 1hos. Dixon, sheriff,
April % o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
A CARD.

My Dancing school vii be OPENED ihi.
GfA day q" 10 o'clock, in the Ball Room OF
the Franklin Hotel. Any one DESTROYS Of or.
'ffl"g scholars for The balance Of the session,
viii only have 10 pay six dollnrs.
~ Ihe LadI"s are respectfully invited TO
a't"d PRACTISING Ball. that will he held on
2h'"teay me I'' OF May. nj half past o clock
Excellent music IS engaged
J. A. XAUPf
April 20 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
HEWSON'S OFFICE,

Lynchburg, ApTI y, 100. :
Drawn numbers in the Dismal swamp LOT.
terry. extra class, No. ].
81 2s IL 80 81 80 AZ 81 10
The drawing of tue Grand CONSOLIDATED Lotto
~, No. y-CaPi'sls $40 900, will be received
on saturday next at HENSON'o
April 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
BOOK ninAing.

ANlNG engaged n few additional 6rst
u " rate hn"ds IN tbis branch OF business, /
bops IN into'e 10 carry on the Book Binding
WIN purh more pTompiness and spirit than II
mas ever before be"n done !" this town, ADD
thereby To met with Iibeiai encouragement
as NY prices shall nlway DO found reasonable.
A. NORTH.
April 90 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

MARRIED., on "Wednesday evening lnsl, by
the Rev Edward Cannon. Mr. JOHN GREEN
TO Miss MARY ANN, daughter Of Mrs Nancy
Grifey, all al til place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

Mrs. IoMPKINS, continuest TO teach
WI Music on the Piano Forte. She also re-
ce'ves young ladies 10 her family as boarders.
April /. iftlM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
ADDITIONAL SPRING
j NRAN AIS Or

MEDICINES, Paints. OILS, Dye stnGs.
1N1 Brushes. Window Glass. Putty, Instru
ments SOAPS. Pe,funery. Fancy Goods, Pen
aud Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns, PISTOLS.
Duks, Whips. Canes. &c &c. all for sale /,
tho very lowest prices, or TO punetuai custo-
mers ON liberal time. or for exchaoge Tor some
articles OF country produce
Howell DAVIES.
Mnrrh o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
Oranges and lemons.

lust received supply of fresh Sicily Or
% anges and Lemons. . s. AYRES.
April col IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

Suicide.-Nlr Ben amin Vawter, a citizen OF
day morning last, by cutting his throat, with a
razor. Two or three members of his family
were present. who endeavored in vain TO arresl
his design The deed was doubtless perpetra-
ted in fiji OF insanity. to which MI. v had
been Tor many months oecasiona lily subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

~ The Richmond Enquirer and Washing
ton Telegraph endorse Isaac IlIs character.
IL will doubtless be Of great benefit to Isaac
II would be much better for him. however il
those prints were NOT unfortunately in the pre-
dlcament Of the Shepherd boy. who so fire.
qnenlly deceived the herdsmen by the cry OF
Uoy' Hoy' that at length they lost all
confidence in his cries for help
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

=" goo' story The Port Gibson (Mississip-
~ Correspondent, tells a story, which illus
'"'es most admirably the principles of action
~ winch our enlightened President is guided
.'s application OF his doctrine Of reWards
""' p"nishments. We have thus abridged the
1'y oone wag in Rodney. (Mss.) addressed
. 'ssSf 10 Tue President, stating TO him that the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

Ut What is John pope doing at Washing.
toni who oversees the distant plantation OF
Arkansas during his absence2 What right
has he To pocket $1,000 per annum, in his ca
pac"y of oyerseer." while he is hanging on
at Washington, begging the appointment of
Minister 10 Russia : his reforming admins.
tfai'on should not permit its oserseers 10 neg
lect their work while they are drawing then,
pay. II Is not consistent with their priueiple,.
IL The Ohio Baiietia warmly commends
the Presidents decision ia removing the naval
officers engaged in the late fatal Duel near
Philadelphia. liremaIks, Had MIR. Adams
set the like example, MIR. Clay would no, have
served out his time as Secretary Of Stat, -
hight and had the American people acted on
the same principle. Gen jackson, the hero Of
nins dueis, and the cold.blooded deliberate
slayer of Dickinson, would never have been
President of the United States That course
upon the country" would have been averted if
the President bad been Judged by the same
rule by which he judges and condemns others.
" Is the Editor the Ohio bulletin not
aware that the ". Y Evening Post was es,ab-
l''htd, and until year or two past edited, by
William Coleman IL not aNure that Mr.
Coleman started it under the auspices Of the
leaders of the Federal party of 1900, so called,
but which we have the authority OF Mr.. Jener
son tor saying was the tory party of the Re
Volutlon. IN disguise The editor ofthe Bulle-
TIN halls from New York, and ough, therefore
10 know these facts Aud il he be conversant
with them he surely need not ask uay we styI
ed the Evening Post tory supporter of Gen
Jackson"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
buy the Tickets.
10000 DOLLARS i!
GNASD CApITAI..

fOhoW bdme oTiune III her golden ways.
Relraee her footsteps whereso er she strays
Tho bsld adyentnref may meet her smiles
Although Ills said she's fond o tricks aud wRe,t
Try tiewson's Office, in this splendid scheme,
Yom former losses, you may here rede m.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 9, for 1880
To be drawn IN the city OF Washington, on
Tuesday the 9th day of Aprll, 1880.
80 Numbers---9 drawn ballots.
RICH SCHEME.
4 grand Capital of $4,000
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
1000 30l0
10 l,OOO 10 6uO
10 300 10 400
10 800 20 300
81 100
Besides Dos, s0s. 7os Cos, Sos. los, &c. Sc.
Tickets $lO-Elalves S. -Qrs. 81 50--Eighths
81 %.
For sale at HEWSON'S OFFICE
of Luck.
Where all orders from the cosntry, (poa
PAID enclosing cash or prize tickets in respon.
sible lotteries will meet with prolnpi attention.
and the cash paid at sight Tor all prizes.
April %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07
To the Committee. &c &c. &c.
RESOLUTIONS


Adopted at meeting of the "Associaion Of Work.
ing People of Newcastle County, Delaware" held
April "a, $50.
whereas, To secure the support of our fellow
workmen, IL other parts Of the State as we'll us of
good of all classes in our audable eTertions 70
assert our rights and assume our proper standing in
society-from which we have been debarred by ex-
is'ihg ciTcumstnncee-to procure the protection of
.nuuSt'y ana the dhusiop OF knowledge, well as
10 counteract the evil effects that might arise from
the unfounded reports that have been put in circua
uon' oy those who, for best known 10 them
selves have protested TO be alarmed by the recent
movements among the working classes It is necessa
~ to make public our sentiments aud the ohiecs we
have in view: ~ w
Therefore, Resolved, That viewing with dsgust
inc political maneurng, by means Of which the 1eo.
PIE rave so long been held in leading strings BY self
created leaders in party politcs whose aim II 10 10
aggr"ndze themselves at the expense of the public
we have associated together for the purnose oF
exercising for ourselves the right Of choosng lo,v
makers and law enforcers free from all party spirit
party feeling and party nterference-and to exercise
the privilege we possess as freemen, Of advocating
such measures as best calculated TO promote and
PeTpetuate freedom, equality. and the public good.
Resolved, That we consider q system of Insrrn
uon, which shall guarantee to every child 10 tho
SVSIe, an education suitable for a fePmnn, as the
only means of securing equality If ri0hts nnd pre-
serving invlolate our republican institutions
heSoved That It ~ highly needful and important
That we should exert I'll honorable and indic,on.
'i'iO' :" eHecl the alteration of such laws as are
al present calculated 20 oppress the farmeys rocb,
les, ana other working men-who are invited To CO.
operate with us in the attainment Of the FOLLOWING
objeclsi-- '0"0"i"s
Flrst--To procure the passage Of a lien law. se-
curing to the mechanic and WORKING man ~. a.,
wages against the frauds Of spectators and design
ing men. s"
second-To prevent the uselessand burdenson,.
taxation ofour property
Thrd-To abolish Imprisonment for debt. md nro.
vent fraud on the part ofdebtors pc
Fourth-Fo procure the establishment, of Re-
Ruorea9 syien o. Education, and the application of
the funds appropriated for that purpose to that pur
pose alone. PN'
flth--To procure the exemption Of certain prom
eerty to the Farmer, Mechanic and WORKING man
from execution.
SiNth--To simplify legal proceeding. ,ednce the
expense thereof ond put laws in such plain and
supple language as may be universally in,elEeibe.
SeVenlh--To prevent the passaga Of laws aui hor.
Tie btate. y f'''f'' "''""''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07
StrDtssoaso a9dhf0
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE = Is,o

me Colonial Trade Tho New York Cmmor
cia comments with severity on the Prcsd.,,., mo-.
sage demanding tho power necessary to epohIo h.;
~ meet ana enforce the expected sa,isfactorv nd
J"s'hent OF the West India Trade describes il M
S"ieh' farce enacted for political eGect at the ,
'ucnt congress was about to dispense, nlleoee thu,
Tue Executive had no sufficient grounds for tho nv
pecte'ions 1t protested to entertain of Mr. mcI,ro.
success and concludes with the following deca,,t;
AS these dispatches Il hose received bv tLs Co
""u' y'e' the frtslden's message) were read in So
80 S'sS'p"' we OF course, do not know their cor
tents; bu; ice do knotr, that a ,lls,ipguisbeJ -
OF Congress received at the same time Is,,a, c
Mf McLnne stating that all his efforts and exe,tion
ccPo, ne SUBJECT OF the Colonial Trade had bceT1
nen,cr. , "u 'hal Tn question apparently no
nearer close now, than it was two wears nyo 4 $40
The Commercial further saws TIM, Az NJ,
couiu GET no answer whatever from Lord Aberdo.r
and that when the House of Representative. "A
J0uFnea' after the two hours secret session on tho
confidential message, "tho members of both no-,o,;
left the Capitol joking at the humbup."
The Commercial speaks with such confidence NJ,
lis conclusion 10 so strongly corroboraed by the T,-
tie the English papers vouchsafe tossv ON the s,ho,
OF ths trade that until see better evidence than
any yet before the public we mus, of rec.sa;,,
cur IN Its opinion that there was no ground IN, Tho
president.
'na' inc whole was political stratagem for ponu,ar
e0ec', concerted by him whose brain is nm ;paxb,r.
tiOle storehou'e of cunning and mana cement. We
snail be glad to find ourselves mistaken IN this mn,
ter and the West India Trade direct, restored No.
from any belief OF its value, but that being ros,osd
inc Puohc NAV sec lis wOrthlcSsness experimentsllv
uo'nohStrated' and estimate at what it is worth tho
ciamor occasloncd by its loss under the late nd
Instance from those parts Interested and which
we have always looked upon as merely ono &c rho
means used to bring Mr.. Adams into discredr,
In addition to the above from the New York Com
mFtcal The Daily Advertiser of that city says. "Mr
McLane our Minister to London, has written mi
Vae letters to his friends stating that no advance.
mao oees made in the negotiation respecting the CO.
'"i raue' Out that the mattr stood as it did two
yo1'S "g0' lhere Is very little probability of any
thing h"inG hnna that will ba imoort.p, ., ~
es,s of this country" YIN i'''o'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
LOST

~ CPPOShD to have been mislain or stolen. be-
- tween this aud Washington city, n box riorn 90
70 u inches in length and about - in width Tho
oI% contains sundry Lottery and Prize tickets, ali of
"mCh were cancelled, md can DO Of no use 10 snv
ono bui the subscribers. The sold box vy1s sert by
Mr. Porters line Of stages addressed to ATessrs
y ates g Mcintyre, Washington city. care of Mr.
Sndey Porter, Fredericksburg, on the Cd of Mar h
iasl g was traced to fredericksburg. since which il
has not been heard Of Any information tbat vii load
to It's discovery. viii be thankfully received and Mi
The expenses that may be incurred, in dehvor,ng
the said box 10 Messrs. Yates g. McIntvrc. Wash
or 70 the Subscribers pt Richmond vii bc nsid
YATES a. MCINTYRE
~, Tho Political Arena fredericksburg. and
Phenix Gazette, Alexandria, will please insert ,b,a
io"T times, end forward their accounts to Yates
q Mcintyre. Richmond. m,ai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07
INDIAN HOSTILLTIEs

dated "PaAprE n, Co., NJ ,o nnaI''J
wv hen coming down 'I'c Mississippi on the raft Of
tiuioer' war party OF Sioux, to me and landed
were seventy strong, and well armed; and when tbey
arrived at the Prarie, they Joined by thirty Me
nomlnles and then proceeded down the river in mr.
sun or me Sacks and Foxes, who lay below. This
hliied zen OF the Foxes, and two Squaws / saw all
the scalPs' and other trophies which they had taken
such as canoes. tomahawks, knives, guns, war clubs
spears &C paddle was raised by them ia the ali,
on whIch was strung the hand OF souaw and the
scalps They killed the head Chief of the Fox ma
llon and took from them all the treaties which the
nation had made since 1915. ! saw them. and road
suGh as wished. One Sioux killed, and three woun-
WJi mds I'LL the loss OF the Northern party. The
WInnebagoes have joined with the Soux and Mo.
NOMINEES and the Potawaromies have Joined with
the Sacks and Foxes. We shall have q Great ba,tlo
IN day or so."--COm. .4dD '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07

L'gHth-- 10 procure tue dIvIsloa OF the counties
n'o uistrlcts each district to DC entitled 10 its own
AeprcsentR,We-thercby aliSrding an opportun,ty
OF reciprocal knowledge between Representatives, and
constituents. SUN
Nhtn-io procure the repeal of that law which
masses weiath the criterion Of merit, by tcbarring oil
from office who are not Froeholdsrs.
resolved That we hcnceforth abjure all adherence
10 P1rty-neasurcs, and will for ourselves tho
p'rnSge "epossess OF making our own nominations
--heiioving merit and honesty to be the best pass
ports to o'ce and support those only who are open
ona Tree IN communicating their sentiments on public
anars' ana whose Immediate interests are in unison
with our own.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07
DRY GOODS

BNhE subscribers are IN receipt Of their Sprino
IL supply Of american British FS.c,r6 ~ .s
oW'Ss and India DRY GOODS. made M of recet
purchases IN Nev York, PhiLadeiphia. Bo,to1 and
f"Stand and embracing almost ever; article in their
INC lhey deem sufficient Tor their customers. TO
say hat their present stock is probably tire most OK
'ensVe and best assorted they have ever had and n
assure them and other purchasers, that thew never
had II so much in their power to hold ont induce
mohtS 10 buyers both at wholesale and retail
T.. g. r. JAMES e. co.
. n,a .-u Market Square.
ENNCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA Vol 2 rc-
coV'd ny COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07

h1P.o''nS ePedaion.--We have received q letter
from MIR. j n Reynolds, dated Staten I,nd tS,b
January 1880, by which we learn that the discov,sr
orig Annwan, "her leaving Benavis,a opont some
time on the coast of Patagonia, and arrived at Staten
Lana on the 5th January, having taken on board n
fu supply of wood and water, she proceeded sort tn
ward on 18th, all in good health, and in hiph en-
pecntions. Mr.. Reynolds expected, that in ten DAYS
thereafter he would be in between 60 aud 20 de1.
south atitude.-C our & Enc ''s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07

FUe.-We learn that the calico nrint;,,, dana,
ment OF J. A. Buchonan's Warren FACTORY. abont
"a miles from Baltimore with some contiguous bnid
ings and quantl'y Of goods were DESTROYED nv fire
last night There Is insurance. to considerable
Gent to cover the loss, which we ma We ben I'd
" estimated at from 80 to 10000 dollars
Rail Do1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07
BALTIMORE, june &.

HON. DANIEL. WEBSTER
y number OF citlzeiss of Baltimore met on Monday
morning, andaproireda committee to invite the Hon
Senator Webster 10 patteke of public dinner ON his
return from Washington In the afternoon tho com.
mit'ee having understood that Nr Wcbster Ind ar
rived at Barnum's Hotel, met at 7 O'Clock p M at
the Office Off l.. Finiev, Esq. nnd proceeded from
thence to wait on Mr.. Webster On their arrival. NJ
his room, and being severally introduced TO him the
committee deputed T. l. Finley. Esu to pres mt tho
invitation to Mr.. Webster, which was done and pre-
Ioced with the following rou,arks by that gentle
"Mr Webster-It is a source of preat personal
e athcation To me, that havo been commissioned BY
the gentlemen of this committee on behalf of them
serves and large number of the citizens Of Balti-
more whose opinions and feelings they represent 10
present to you this communication. IL is dictated
not oy parry iceiings, addressed party man.
IL spontaneous tribute of admiration, pud 10 your
private worth as man, and talents and acquire
mehes as a Jurist and statesman and a sincere eH-
preston of their opinions of your able and dopi;ed
exposition and vinoicaton of the Constitution of
the Union, IN the Senate of the United States These
sentimens are not ioco in their character they arc
not confined 10 the meridian of Baltimore-They re
responded to from the North and the South-the
East and the West. Party spirit has cuailed before
the purity OF your private character: the Halls
OF the supreme Court have borne testimony to your
talents and requirements a lawyer;-and however
many may differ from you in your political views all
admit the integrity with which they are conceived
and the dignihed ability and irmness with which they
ore exPounded and defended
In your political career YOU have cast aside moro
party views and considerations You have egislnted
not for mere local. but for national obecs-,he good
OF the whose-the great interests Of the Union, have
oeen the prominent objects OF your political course;
aud in prosecuting these objects your conduct has
furnished practical commentary ON that beautiful
maxim which should be adopted by every man as his
motto
"Fey ee cue doy advenne que pourra"
mr.. Finley then read and presented to him the fol-
loving communication
BALTrnonE. 3lst May, 1850
the undersigned committee behalf of large number
OF me ciZens Of Baltimore DESTROYS of Iesng TO YOU the
hgh estimation IN w oh you held BY your cha rae
yer as Man. tor talents and requirements as Juris, and
statesman nnd for your dgni6ed able exposition and
Vnucaton ut the constitution Of the United States invite YOU
pafake OF public dinner in the city of Baltimore on your
BILE to you e
nope that the nature OF engagements enable YOU
10 comply with our wishes early day.
We have the hnmnr reinain with sentiments of the bicb
est personal regard and esteem,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-07

Ohto WINDOW Glaze an England.s-The CONNER
eel Adveuis Of Cincinnati "a vs that Iet,s, rc,
yFeceived IN that city from a merchant in IiverpooI
staes the remarkable fact that he has in hrs war;
house 70 Liverpool, me hundred boxes of q nv 10
WInde" Glass, made on The banks Of the Ohiol