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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
" A L SO MS HOTEL,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,

yEyHE subscriber respectfully informs his numerous
IL friends IN this and and the adjoining States,
that lie has removed from Chilicothe to Columbus,
and has purchased the extensive establishment lately
occupied by Mr.. Edmund Browning, nearly opposite
the Public Buildings where he is prepared to enter
tain those Ladies and Gentlemen who may be pleas
ed to call upon him, in the very best manner AS
he intends TO locate himself permanently in this place
and has fitted up his establishment in style of eaJ
gance at least equal TO any the western country
being provided, among other conveniences, with ten
private parlours with bed rooms adjoining, for the
accommodation of ladies or aInilies-and his house
being amply supplied with every article which can
rbute the comfort, satisfaction enjoyment
ofall those who may honor him with their custom,
he atters himself, that he viii be favored with con-
tinuance OF the very liberal patronage hitherto CON-
terred upon him, BY generous community.
JOHN WATSON,
Columbus, April 10.
N. B.--AIl the Mail Stages and from Cuum.
bus, stop at the above establishment, the Stage OF.
fee being in the same building. Neat Hacks with
experienced drivers, and good saddle Horses will he
at all time kept in readiness for the accommodation
OF travellers. ap23-3tc
STANTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
A PUBLIC examination of the students in this Sc.
"a mnary was held the ist inst. and the under.
signed who atende ii, were so much gratied with
the proficiency of the pupils, that they have taken
the liberty OF offering this unsolicited Testimonial Of
their appreciation. All who were present must lave
been satisfied by the pursued in the examna.
tioD that the object of the teachers to furnish 4
fair specimen of the progress made BY the scholars
in their respective studies The institution appeaIs
to have been conducted with great industry. prouri-
ETY. and Judgment and the instruction obtained is ev-
identity OF a solid and permanent character. Much
attention has been paid to the Improvement of the
taste and understanding, well the memory of fife
students; so that whilst engaged in the acquisition OF
useful knowledge, the faculties of their minds have
been judciously cultivated and developed 1t is with
great pleasure, and due of the responsibility
WHICH they have assumed, that the undersigned re-
commend this seminary the patronage OF the pub,
lc. JOSEPH COWAN.
BRISCOE G. BALDWIN,
JOHN IL PEYTON,
ALEX'R S. HALL,
4. WADDEL,
l.. WADDEIi,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
MONSIEUR TONSON

EBT ILL stand the ensuing Tree Hill, near Rc.
w npni Va His cUrnmenGe fst February
and terminate let July next He will he let 80
of 80 dollars within the Mares be insured at ~
dollars. One dollar TO the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
notation Of this horse They will be pasred
gratis, well fed with grain required % per day. and
stalled in all bad weather
One OF tie subscribers will give his personal aen.
ton 10 in order that they may be returned Go their own
crs good condition We nc responsible accidents
or escapes but viii every prevent both
Monsieur Tonson beautiful hay, fifteen bands three inches
Igh with black legs, main and tail e finely proporio
ed, exhibiting beauty and power throughout his form His
blood appearance and performance is equal if not supeIn
to any horse on the continent His colts lkeIy and in
0igh csiHnaiion' THOMAS WATSON.
- ~ ABNER ROBINSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

" J5e CoNsTIrUTIoNAL WIG is published twice
week. ! tuesdays and Fddays) Eve dollars per an
nuuD- liable in advance.
.---.sr 10 cents square Cor less) for tia
number of insertions must be noted OF the MS oihe
So -, &c c,G,.z@.d aE< caaygss sccb.a:fg!v.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
SPRING GOODS

III SUDSCrDtTS their SOrinU SIN,
- ply of Earthen,oare, China and Glass, imme-
dately from Liverpool, which. with their former
stock, comprises large and extensive assortment
Particular attention has been paid to the selection OF
goods suitable to country and city trade We espe-
cay invite the attention OF those who usually pur
chase IN the northern cities, believe our terms
are so as low as IN city in the United Unit State
RICHMOND RACES,
over the Tree-hill Course, will commence OH
four days. ""e
lst day-Two Sweepstakes for years old colts and
flcs N
LIST Stake, j. NJ seden enters the produce of br.
mare Try, by Sir Charles.
chy. = .' '7t' 81
iehn NJ. Bolts, the produce of Wild Cat, by Sir
J: j.. Harriro,', prn;.,ca of Kate ny Arab
VIM Wynn the produce of Thos. Graves Bcifnrd
mare, by Sir .srchy.
Richard Samson, the produce of his grey mare, by
Sir Charles.
Cd Rdce-1st day-A post sweepstake for 3 years
old colts and FLIES
Subscribers.-Isham Pickett, b. Moody, Jas. NJ
Seden, Richard Adams, Jas. J. Harrison, Thomas
Watson.
Cd days Race-Propretor's Purse, mile heats,
$500. On this day match will be run of Q mile
Sir William, and Mr. Doswelrs horse, by Sir Charles
This match made after race they run last Fall
when the mare the winner.
Sd days race-Jockcy Club Purse, mile heats,
for $1,000.
18th day-Annua post-suke, 3 mile heats, for $3.50.
On this day will be run sweepstake for years old
colts and FLIES mile h9ats-e9,rance 5000, half for
eit--4 subscribers and closed.
observation-disclosures Davis enters sister to Sally
Hornet.
G. NJ; Guy enters s. f., the property of VIM. II.
Roane, by Sir Charles.
J. NJ. Selden enters b. f. by Sir Charles, out Of a
Director
WIN. R. Johnson enters b. +: by Sir Arcby, out Of
Coquette.
The subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
will be prepared to entertain as heretofore.
ap 7-6tc ]. NJ SELDEN.
In This Race the Proprietor does expect than 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
ITEMS.

A late Richmond Compiler states that " the
commissioners who were appointed by the last
Legislature 10 superinlend the repairing and
furnishing Of the Governors house, are attend :
ing to thai duly. They have had balusuade
pul all around the lower part Of the roof. and
are quitting up three airy pOrllCOes 0t the
south, wcst aud northern dnors Nearly all the
old furniture has been sold at auction, aud il
will be replaced by newer aud more convenient
furni,ure."-W copy The paragraph, AS the
people, " no pny The piper may ieel some little
curiosity To know how economically their mo.
ney is spent.
1he New Jersey Eagle states that table
spoonful OF spirits o( camphof is an infallible
remedy against The fatal effects of drinking
cold water in warm weather. Two instances
have come Ia our knowledge ia watch death
has been prevented by these means. Every
honsekeeper should be provided wan a phial
iull OF it al ihis season oil the year.
a learned and experienced physician in PHI
Jadelphia, DIR. Rosseau, maintains that hydro
phobia is not produced by specific virus He
regards il MS a tetsnic affection, aud says there
Is alUGgs danger OF hydrophobia from The bite
OF q dog, whether the dog be healthy or diseas-
ed, in the same manner as there is always
danger of lock jaw from running splinter OF
nail into the loot or band. II is only IN one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

1fN Justice 10 tho reputation OF Colonel Jacob
- Helms, wa deem !, our duiy 10 state that In
compliance with special warrant, gwen IN
der our hands aud seals, charging him With past.
sing counterfeit, bank notes, lie appeared beioteu
NJ Montgomery Court house, on Saturday III.
2a'h insi. aud upon an eraminat ton Of ., pbte,,
Of Tho Commonwealth y witnesses, fsome Of
whom we're from the counties OF Franklin. Pa
trek aud Gfnyson,) VIZ found the charge so
perfectly groundle. and nnsnsfained that W,
dismissed the enquiry without deemine il nec,s-
sar 10 examine the witnesses on his par, who
we're na,Darous and respectable. This axnmi-
nation took place IN lhu presence Of A consider.
able concourse Of The eiizens ofthe county.
and among them some offs most respectable
Inhabitants. and We verify believe there could
noI be ionod nlnUng them one dissenting OF In
ION ms 10 The entire innocence OF Col. Helms
and The ialsshood Of The charge. We deem This
statement especially necessary, nv no, only duo
TO individual reputation bsi 10 The county at
Montgomery, which. NJ the last elaofion. chose
him hs ono of the representatives. 10 the
Genernl Assembly. Given under our hands
~ Jnsiioes oile Peace, for the county oS
Montgomery, this Goth day Of July, 1880
HAMILTON WADE, J,P.
ROBERT GARDNER, Up.
August u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
Mr.. Andrew Morelan;i.

Gs1lR-1 axe notice tina. shall. on Saturday
~ the 2Sh day Of August, in the town of
stamford, in the county OF Lincoln. Kentucky.
ana al the Tavern of Mrs. Henston, IN said
'o"n' proceed TO take the deposition OF Mr., Nj
SaJan camden, TO be read As evidence in a sun
~" depending in the County court OF Am
nefs' N which Daniel Coleman, guard an for
yonn I. bnrrusis plaintiff and you are delen-
. ua",' "nen and where You can attend il you
snInk proper to do so.
JOHN B. DUNCAN,
Attorney in fact for
DANIEL COLEMAN, Guardian
Tor John &. Burrus.
Aug. 5 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Political Creduiitg Some writer has re.
marked, that " of all kinds of creduily, the
most obstinate aud wonderful is that Of p0llti-
cal zealots--al men who, being numbered,
they know n0G how or why, with some one OF
the parties that divide state, resign the use
Of their own ewes and ears, and resolve 10 be-
lieye nothing that does not favour those whom
they profess to follow. If the author of this
extract had witnessed The course Of the Jack.
500 marty, he could not have delineated their
character more graphically. They uiH believe
that =" Reform" has been introduced into our
political edifce, because Reform was proinis-
ed-and notwth standing they cannot point 10
a single evidence OF the fact. They believe
that the public expenditures have been re-
trenched, because, like Reform, ReHenchmem
was promised and in despite Of the evidence oil
figures, which show that they have greatly in
creased. They see the present Cabinet travel
ling over the couatry--ihey see federal officers
actually interfering With State elections-ihey
see private opinion controlled by Executive
despoism, and bought up by Executive pat
ronage, and yet they can find no tongue 'oi
no ground for alarm-alihongh, when
these same things were said 10 have been DONE
on a much less extensive scale, by the late i'd
ninisrra,ion, their trumpet-tongued' DENIM
Citations ruog throughout the county. "ha'
is this but the wilful blindness of party-shat.
,.., IN. surrender of ones own eyes and ears
what but a resolution TO believe nothing 'ha'
initiates against the idol of the parlizan' and
To sup down with a greedy credul'iy, every
story. however absurd, which tends TO oeneh'
his cause Shame on such tame submission TO
the chains Of party-which stihes Tree enquiry
and gives inpunty alike TO TIE coed and 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
OBITUARY.

In the midst Of life ace are M death
Died IN this place, on Saturday last. the 3ls'
alt. after violent attack Of fever, Mr. joins
Labor, formerly OF Petersburg Va. Ia tie
death OF this young n'aD VIZ have another most
striking aud powerful example OF the uncef
lanty of Life--tbe certainty Of DEATH Not
ten days ago, I've was with us, at his usual daily
laboufs enjoying MI the blessings Of perfeci
health How sudden the chsnge! Now, the
cold clod. Of the valley areehIs winding sheet,
aud his body The food Of his predicted destroy
ers. SO sudden was his death, that, even day
before he died. his vigorous and heaifbful APP
pearance would have tdsided the belief that he
was destined Tor "a good old aye" But the
ways of Providence are my ste'ious-none can
unfold them-none dare question them.
ave dare not consurc with a vain pretenco,
For none can fathom Gods owl Providence.
Mark this. aud own that Providence II right
Tho This ways be hidden from thy sight;
Nor dare the Just DEGREES Of Heaven TO scau,
Or IN a dying insect, or man
For know the Almighty, from his throne on high.
Watches creatIpn with an ANXIOUS eye"
Mr.. Lalor had beer resident of this place
only D or q months, during which time he gam
ed, by his genilemaay aud yirtucus depon-
meat, the esteem and regard of all who knew
him. To his distant relatives ii may be pleas
ing 10 know that during his short illness. ~
the attention Of the family with whom he re-
sided he met with the comforting hand OF
father, mother, brother and sisters and IN his
burial, he received The customary military
honors Of The volunteer corps. oil Artillery, of
which he was highly respectable member
II IS expected that his funeral will bc preach
ed, 10 the Methodist Church, on Sunday the 22d
INST. al III O'Clock by The unanimous request Vi
the LynchhuIg ArulIery. OF this, however.
more particular notice will be gwen hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

EMYHE Subscriber is anxious TO sell
II valuable tract OF land in the
Ia County Of Bedford. Iii is stu
a'ed upon the north fork Of Goose Creek, al.
joining Capt. Bulord's, and i, bounded on
one SIDE by the man western road. II con.
,ains 11s5 acres, 100 Of which ara cleared. q
acres Of The eleored land nrs first rate low
ground 'he wood land lea remarkably well,
aud +" FIRST rate tobacco land. The subscriber
invites those who wish 10 purchase good land
At low pf'oe. TO come and examine the tract.
ROBERT IRVINE.
Executor OF Vim. Irvine. deed
Aug "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

ease IN hundred ora thon.and that the ruo-
ming Of n sp'nisT or a nail into The hand or foot
Is followed by the lock jaw. Ia like manner.
i, IL only few instances of many that the bite
ola dog occasions b. drophobia. 90 this the
cry, dogs are even q greater nuisance than
they were on the old. II proves, that there is
danger fhydrephobia from the bite OF any dog
at any time. Aud some cases that have been
reported would seem TO warrant this hypothesis
A lemon. measuring Ii ineh,s ia cireumfer-
enoe, ths growth OF "a gentlemsn's garden In
Ne" Orleans, has been exhibited AZ The Adver-
ilser office IN that city.
MI Mathew Carey, well known ~ nm indie
penden, writer. aud the patriotic author Of tho
Olive Branch, which appeared jus, after The
close OF the war, aud had such n tremendous
| run OF popularity, has Just published n small
pamphlet, !" eniiiled I" The New Olive Branch,
or solemn Warning on the Banks nj the Rn.
bioon'-a addressed TO the people OF South Ia.
tollna.
| The Richmond Compiler of the 3olh nit.
shys-A lew days ago, Land Trrrapn was
found IN field IN the county OF Chester.
held, marked with The itnitials OF a genliemnn's
name IN l7.9--more than 81 years ago. The
gentleman himself has been dead almost 10
years. This is another fact 10 PROVE the lou.
gesiiy of tins species of animals.
"a,
'e'e's "'n havana 10 '"e au'" "' "aNo
The failure of III. g,e.i ,i.,,s, con,aln. Us,.
| ,cr,. ia, ,b, a,,n.n, al xJao ono Ion,, .od
Sugar Ind beenm, scarce and ,h, G,rm., art,
Gle Ind adva,ceJ :, ,,,c.
'e''y o'o"' very eafiy IN 'he morning. was
Sioy d,y !. h,snLinr !" !" 81, 60, s,,.,,a
l.t !, br,ak :, don,, a,,. NJ. an. ST. -
pes Iar'es, the fh'losol her, on beng Jesfed'
ny certain Marquis tor indulgins himself IN
The Injuries Oh the table, replied, " WHAT sir, do
you suppose providence sent good ihings only
on me YIN ut d'ed, nj ST. Marie, near Que'
nfe' Nouneae behtf Jacques Gdgae aud Mag
datehe MORN ms vile, both ~ years old
ihese Two persons we're born on the same hny.
n,'n;oo ,h. sa''a NY "'e L Wv" I'D .." ,
hurled m. ann. ia.
''' ny
., ~ '',e ''a'p'"on 81 me pictures OF or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
NEW ARRIVALS.

NNHE subscriber has just received a few
- dress patterns of Adrianople, the most
beautiful and fashionable Goods for Ladies',
dresses. which he has ever offered TO The pub.
lie,
An additional supply Of Gauze Handkerchiefs,
Bell Ribbons, blue, pink and green L1siring
Ribbons,
White Sat,ns, 464 Bobinet Laces, and
will ia very few days receive new supply
OF Calicoes, IRISH Linens, Lawns, and q very
large stock Domesiics, Spun Cotton, Groceries,
sc. DC. all OF which win be sold at nncom-
monty low prices fur cash only
HENRY ALLISON.
July 22s its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
botet0Nrt Springs.

a Elk the first day of August next, board
49, Al this place will be reduced TO "a so per
week Tor Ladies and Gentlenen-and hall ihal
p''ce Tor children servants and horses
ufnileInen who wish to come from lynch.
ours 10 this place, in The stage, will take their
passage for Salem; and by SO doing will arrive
" , Inc ne morning, in the Valley stage by
'un''se. CHI: JOHNSTON.
bofetouri Springs, Aug. 5. g,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
MARRIAGE.

MARRfED--on "Wednesday evening, 2sth ult by III.
Rev Nicholas II. CDbbs hlr THOMAS STEPrOE, oil
Campbell. 10 Mas GAlHhRINE L. YANCEY, eldest
daughter OF Maj. joel Yaucey Of Bedford.
Thus at Loves altar two fond hearts united,
IN presence ofhgh Heaven their vows stand plghed
Unto them throughout HE may all things be gwen,
And finally lind rest Ia TIC Joys Oi Heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
Cash fOr Wheat.

WE viii pay the best cash price for all
49, Wheat delivered at the Lynchburg
a'an Persons wishing TO engage their crops,
rf vs., p'eSe call on us. We will give them choice
u several liberal propositions.
r., J.S' {. LYNCH, d co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
WARDS OFFICE:

TYHtHUUFg, Y q.
IL Orders by mail, tposl paid) OF by PR
yae Conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets will meet with the same prompt and
punctual attention as Il on personal application.
Address g. WARD, Lynchbufg. Va. =
July 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Mods u O'a0iag TO be dawn on the A,
Il, {, plsn-The 1000 prizes Of 81, 10 be- u.
"arded the first, second, or thlrd division, to DO
determined by that winch may draw the CAPT.
tai prize OF $4,000, 50 that holder of three
tickets one in each division. is certain 10 draw
one prize, and may draw four. All the prizes
above tue determination OF "a, in one Wheel,
aud all the numbers in another at once. The
whole to be Drawn in lew hours.
Whole Tickets 81 Halves 81, Qrs ST.
Tickets aod shares TO be had in the greatest va.
reiy OF numbers at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
Best White Ginger.

xnHIs day received good supply ofbes,
IL London beached or white Race Ginger.
howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

hoD Rop ~ Gfegor.-Alas how the times
anu the manners OF this world will change
me name OF this daring chief of freebooiers,
tiands upon The Brdewel calendar Of this CITY
linked 10 charge ofs,eang tapes and cali
Goes. wv Coy,;cr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

1.-The Religious Hr,"id "a Baptist paper
printed IN Richmond. aud much more liberal
lhan most OF the theological publications which
il IS our good fortune To perusr,) asserts, that
" Continental European Chrlslendom il un-
questonably verging to heslhenism." We do
not know upon what circumstances ihls er
caihedrn declaration IS hazarded. But II the
fact he really SO, there can, we think, be no
question that our Missionary eEertions should
be rather employed in checking their retro.
erosion, than IN oyerthrowing the settled
creeds Of the East India aud the South Sea
build up those who have some seiniilatlons Of
light and truth lingering among them, hOwev
er few and feeble they he, IN the faith OF their
ancestors, ihan TO expend such vast sums OF
money III attempting to eyaneellAe people, who
are savage and beaIhenIsh TO the very core.
But we are moi SO cUnyrrsanl with such matters
as the Herald. It's better acquaintance " it'll
them viii enable il 10 decide more correctly
than we can pretend 10 do, Of the mos, bone
fcai course 10 be pursued
-SZs9-
W What i, the reason we hear nothing a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Sea Strpeat.--rhe Portsmouth Journal OF
- Nth nj, gives the following account oil th's
5nouster -" The Sea Serpent is sad to have
bsen in our waters, as near TO Us as the isle o.
ghoal,. during the present week. Capt. Per.
MIN. ot the schr. Alert, avery respectable man,
md his crew, stale that he came up towards
vheir vessel within tYenly feet, aud then pass
ed round her bow, so that they had fair we"
of his snakeship-ihey saw about 90 leet OF MS
length,
Another vessel lying al anchor, saw him al
some distance, lying On the tGe ot the water.
The skinner with one other person, the only
one of The crew that would go, took the boat
and rowed alongside OF him, so neaI as 10 be
able 10 break hi. back with an oar, if they had
dured. They think him 100 feet or more N
length. Both OF these crews agree win the
former accounts as to the general appearance
Of the monster.
We are also informed by gentleman who
mas lust returned from the Shoals, that the ser.
neot passed BET ~ cen The cable aad the bows of
a schooner be longing TO Mr.. CeswelI, while iy>
ING AT anchor, ami tnst some ul the crew stood
at the stem Of The vessel AMI looked down upon
aim; they describe him as abouI the SIZE OF Il
lime casx 10 the middle, and small towards
each end 4 smooth snake, without punches the
APPEARANCE Of them being octa'ioned by his
notion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

1--WE publish this morning, the interesting
message of John Ross head chief Of the CHI.
rokees, 10 the Legislative council of his conn-
uy. Iiswritten in a strain of deep detection
and is well calculated to inspire feelings OF r.
gret that imperious circumstances require thai
se should pursue toward the Red Men an appa-
renlly harsh aud unjust policy. Bot our peace,
lad their welfare, alike require Their removal
west of the Mississippi; aud nothing could
show this strong necessity more torcibly than
The message OF Ross itself. Of what value to
the Indians are their lands, when their inde-
incidence is nothing but name Oh what va
lue is their nom ina independence, when they
are compelled daily TO appeal 10 the Fede-
RAJ, Government to protect them against the
Staies,-and to appeal in vain ? And would
no, their removal destroy one great source Of
su lie and discord among ourselves Let them
90. then but let Us not drive them like brutes !;
rather LEI US lead them gently 10 their " land
Of promise"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Remarkable Oak Tree near Raleigh, n. c.
About sixty years ag1 II was SO small ping
mat the lhen owner, ofihe estate bent il down.
ami cut oil the top with his penknfe. At
pres1nt by the ground it would measure at least
% feet IN girth bui as high up as the trees
are usually Topped. It's circumference is Is
feet. From The extremity of llnb 10 limb
IS an average 0! III feet; and the tree covers
with It's shade, at meridian. a circumference of
.553 or somewhat upwards Of 1900 square feet.
II would consequently afford shelter, (allo~ing
: feel 10 each man. 10 Two thousand five hun
dred me6
llJ We have ourselves reposed in The shade
oil The above described 'ree.-Ed. Vngiman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

~ oSse.-- NJ Republic was ever yei over
'"''"n' but first large portion Of the people
"eesme hlndly indifferent TO the conduct 81
sV"s popular IDOL aud determined 10 adhere To
hlm' rlshi or wrong, No nran, ever We, wrest-
"u 'he seeplre from the feeble gasp OF The
''e"o'ns 'otst'es Of liberty. until lucy became
100 e''ndly attached 10 his person or TO hi. mar.
y TO perceive his faults. or too meanly submi..
s'e 10 resist his eactoachments W. have not
YET arrived TO that last stage of nai,oual deera-
dhiion--and God forbid that ". ever sbonl1
nut II We are TO infer the future from the pasI,
we ean have no very agreeable lorebodiogs OF
the destiny OF our country.