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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
NOTICE.

.Me'oark Cider and .dppies,
Oh Barrels Newark Cider, and 10 do Of Sppes for sale v
~ jan 10 JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

FROM COLOM3IA.--By the schr Eo,eIinc n,
savannah, Bogota papers to the LIST March, ba yc
Oeen received Ih"y give further accounts oftLe rem
crazy unsettled state 81 the country. without rnrcb
intelligence of positive interest. The Rddrcss ~
b0TIeTo the President of the Congress at Borolo In
the Coiombians, obounds with promises and 1loudifs
aht CohlFms The statement given short time since
ID this Gazette, which includes ainonp the national
laws. tie federation Of the Roman Catholic ~ tLn
only Religion OF the Government The address il SO
much like the drum beating things of the Kind cor,
monty made use Of and SO little interest attacbcs n
ihohg us to the proceedings Of this wcuhcrcock rc,
PEE tat we shall not trouble readers with its no
IuseI' w e make few extracts from the items nj T.
Gu n the Georgian. '1''' s''-
"Chi Is IN state Of complete revolution. and Tho
Por'y most authoritative, is now that Of Cen or
gins. LII - - q
"Bucnos Ayres, becomes every day worse. Since
tne GGath OF DOrrcgo most horrible massacrcs con
tii.uuI;y occur most unprincpled man has Joined
hIuScn WIN The BarbarIsns Of the Pampas md
spreads de5oIation around hun. He entered Nc,J
So, and slaughtered as many as 6 900 mon. OH
are stationed at BucnOs Ayrcs. All commuuic,tion
" Iand with Bolivia and Chilli is obstructed i'm cn,
sequence Of these factions" " wa
SdH,iIs6, Dec. 2-Gen. PTelo is in Rspc,b,,
WIN battalion Of 200 men, without other E,rcc 10
uSsisI nun. Gandarllas has arrived at Santiap, e,
II IS reported he has joined with Bulnes
." santiago, company Of cavalry has been uni-
Ioimeu' VINO eyin"e much enthusiasm. They have
ehtrenched az the entrance of the place. me mr.
serving army ls on the plain at the gates.
~ Scrvando Jordan, arrived the day before vos-
ierday, at Cnsoblanca, with a party of militia Goo
MelPIa lie yesterday, pilnged the post office, and
GAaihihed the correspondence with the povcrn.nent
Letters That did not refer 10 the object OF his search
were detained all day in The Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29
TRIAL FOR MURDER IN ENGLANn

We find in the Gal,gnani's Messenger of 18Th
msrcn, tthe last receiyed) an account Of sinoulor
tEtl Tor murder, which recently occurred in Wopcos
tarshire, England 1t appears that in 1905 81 yeors
ago, the Rev Richard Parker was murdered in bis
own field 1t Immediately became morally cer,nin
that tho murder had been committed BY one Hem.
nnngs. OF whom nothing was ever afterwards secn
TIL his dead body was discovered and jdontifod b.
RED under barn last January. This discovory Iod
TO The indictment Of Thomas Cloves Cenrge RSnLs
and John Barnett as accessories TO the murder of
aha 70 inc Indictment of the said Clewes
also as principal Ill the murder Of Hemmings Az
Ter long argument it was decided that thew could
not be tired as accessories before conyicou Of tho
rrlncPai murderer of Parker: Hemmings having
n'nistl oeeh murdered his conviction out of the
question, and therefore that the present nrsonors
need not plead to the indictment as accessa ries
Had they volunteered to plead .not ouiItv ;, tI,
might have been tried acoesssries: and thew even
would not consent 10 il. "S'
Cloves was then put his trial on the indic,nor,
as principal III the murder Of Hemrninp, and nlcad
''not guilty" 0N0 P''""
Mr.. Curwood then stated he cose.--8Iv Lord and
Gentlemen, rise to address you upon a case aIn,st
unparalleled IN Legal annals, and totuv unnaroloIo5
~ my recollection, although during the cnnrso ~,
some lcng'h OF time have been familiar with Courts
Oh 'usIce Inc prisoner at the bar stands cbor1aJ
Tor murder which took place tcventv e.
ago. ana inc circumstances attending this roy,rJa,
are so complicated with these of anothcT rn,,rJo1
lha' uo no' know now the consideration Of them
can DC separated. Gentlemen, at the period n
~hich l nave alluded (now nearly twenty four ycsrs
ago) bir PaTker was Rector Of OddinDIev IN ib;s
county; unfortunately there was great eonitv bo.
lWeen him and several of his Practitioners. WHOM
will not Nance suffice it to say that tic prsoncr
lhomas Clewes, was Of the number We'll
"entIemen' 1t 80 happened, that Hemmiup V,es irnI
IheGateiy known as the murderer and a search vas
ihade' put rom that day forward there was M no
count %, OF nun. Wherefore had he Disappeared, On
we 14.n Of June the Rev. Mr. Parker was murder
ca ~ one Oh ms own fields; and belevc i u,;I bo
proved, without question: that the nurJero, WI 20
chard Hemmng, between whom and Mr. p ,bnro
was no enmity lie belonged to another naris 'u n
RSa no cause Of quarrel or complaint against Mr..
ibo consequence was that an invesfigation 49,
place to discover why Hemming had co51oi,,cd IN
murder, ond there was proof that he was hired In
deed the cause assigned on the instant was that
Oeen omployedto commit The murder that those who
employed hIm had contriycd TO dispose Of him with
EIew'o prevent inlrOm giving evidence sins,tbnr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29
WEBSTER,S SPEECHEs

SPEECHES Of Daniel wesbter, January 2Oih and
. 18Th, 1880, on the subject Of the Public LanJe,
&C Just received in pamphlet form, by
~ - COLLINS p 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

few weeks ago hewas blooming in youth and
health, rising rapidly 10 manhood, aud promis.
ed 10 repay The affection of his parents and
friends With long life of usefulness and hsppl.
ress.
slight confusion two months ago, & which
he had himself forgotten, finally brought him
10 the grave His disease vas marked IN its
progress by intense. aud almost unremir,ing
ngony but II vas also marked by submission
and fsrveni prayer. hi. hereaved pare nj,
,orrop not az ihoa Dho hare no hope, bul alas !
they droop IN unntterable anguish over that
cold grave which nov hold. their son, lately 50
promising, SO lender, bslny.d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
II EMS.

The four villains who shot al and wounded
the stage driver between Baltimore aud Wash
gion, with intent to rob the mail, hay. been
arrested IN Baltimore. Three OF the four have
been heretofore IN the Penilcntiary "a d are
now, we hope, destined Ia adorn the sc fold
There are eli papers published IN the state
of New ark of which 81 are Au,-Nlas mic.
and of Conrsr mere muShr oms ~ are pub
lshed in the eity, OF which / are daily, 10
semi weekly. % we KY, 9 semnonthly, and
mouthly-about as many a. are published in
the whole state of Virginia and eyrn he'e The
business is oyrrdone. There are about 1900
papers published in the Union.
prospectus has been issued in Charleston
for the estabishm, Mt OF a suite of Reading
Rooms for the Ladies
A work, which Is highly spoken of, has Just
been published IN England. under the lnle of
The Camu and Couri OF Bruaparte"
LIEUT. Thomas ". freedom, of the Navy, no
has been iTied BY court martini on The c asst
OF Brazil, on chargeS preferred IA, Commodor
Crelgh on in July last, and suspended from dn.
~ has been resnrcd, the proceedings oil the
c urt martial in his case having been dlsappro-
vet by thr Presldenl
Fanny Wright has arrived in New Orleans.
dnh WAS preparing ~ denver Lectures on the
Fee and Easy system.
The noted Seneca Chief, Red Jacket, died n,
the Indian village near Buffalo IN. W on the
goth January, aged 50 years
fanatic. holding forth on the coming Of the
Millennium, in Park Place, New York, was
brought before mag istfale. He imagined
him a second FeSins, aud prepared for martyr.
dom. he was taken care Of.
CORES rondent Of a New York paper prays
Congress TO stop the mail from running all he
DAYS that are the Lord s-which are only seven
in each week.
Auxiliary Colonization Socieiirs have been
formed in Nashville, Huntsville and rusca.
loosa.
The Editor of the Cherokee Phenix says
that he has the signatures of 1000 Indians 10 a
memorial about to be presented to Congress
deprec eating removal to the Western wilder
ness.
Gen Timothy Upham, the Tsm0red Collector
of The port ofPnrtsmonth, has been NJ mat ed
as The Republican candidate Tor Governor of
New Hampshire Matthew Harvey is the
Jackson candidate.
suit has been instituted by Col. VIM. S.
Foremsr, OF 81 Louis, against Mes-rs Kepmle
n Brooks, for an legged libel 10 IL editorial
publication. Damages are laid at $l5 900
The last No of thr African Repos,ty state.
that an English gentleman has made a duna-
tion OF 500 10 the Colonization Society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
French and English
FANCY GOODS, &c


WIS na9 received large Iayoioc o.
u French md Fog Fame Goods, Be-
insisting - part ol tn following, viz:
Work Boxes
ShhVhg DO. aot Brushes
Par es tsanous kird,)
FancY Needle Cases
~ Boxes lvarous kinds1
lacked Wood Fruit Plates
screw Pincushions lvarous kindst
smelling Walls tgreai variety
Cravat StiGners
lh'rmomeiers-grea variety
thmhs--vareiy
fhP'iloIies--new article for Indies
magniying Mirrors
aen and Pocket knyes-great variety
cissois--rnrieiV
Silver fruit KniyeS
Guns and Pistol double and single 6oyrs1
:, with Percussion Locks
Percussion Cnps
rfrum"ry aud Odours-great puyiety
bealilul Engravings
Caricntureg
frinis OF the Fashions
VI" IN SriDgs
r"ncy aud Morocco Paper-grea, VARIETY
n're Paper, assorted colors aud sizes
Fancy Bores-beam3m
Lad and Fuzzy Watches, for children
10y lhina, Tor children
Game Bags
Shot Bugs
fowde, FIasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes with CshiDrs
Berlin Letter Composers
Silver Spectacles
Steel do
Goggles
Silver Pencil Gases
d. Ever Pointed do
Lepine Watches
Shaving Boxes (variety,) with and
without glasses
Steel Pencil cases.
Razors, (vsriety) with and without ca
Por' Crayons (varicty)
Hair Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books aud Wallets-ysrietv and
beHuiifnI
Peg tnd Stand Glass Lamps-yarie,v
Brass add Japan Lamps
Wood Combs
Drawing Paper-seyeral sizes
Pearl Powder
Chemical Cosmetic Wash Balls--new az
ticle
French do do .,,n.r;a,,
Engiish and French Perfumery
variety, &C.
Together with manu- other articles in the
'ancy way--all Tor sale at the very iouea price.
Howell DAVIES.
Main street, Lynchburs.
January %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor The Erginian, by
THOMAS A HoLcoMBE aud RICHARD TYREE

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor the Hrginiau Ly
THOMAS HoLCoMBE aud RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed 1obac-
co, from SO 90 7 OO
Inferior to common, 3 90 10 4 00
Common TO good, 4 OOto 8 90
Good TO fine, 3 OOto %
Strips, 3 % TO 4 50
Refused, 2OOto2 80
General sales ofrassed Tobacco, 3 % 10 q 80
DO Refused Tobacco, 2 20 TO 2 %
Comparison ofinspections 1929 1880
No. passed. No. Ref For lns. STOCK
Feb. ], 1929 6il 293 400 1871
1880. 862 34l 6l6 Sl4
No change 10 our market since our last 70.
pori-lhe quantity opening is increasing tine
quality continues inferior. The article !. dull
IN Foreign markets. Accounts TO tue 24lh
Dec
Flour is dull So so
Wheat 90 10 60
Corn rs
Whskcy "a
Hemp, 1000 4 so
Pork, 500
IN STORE, Superior Family Flour, and
all kinds aud grades OF Flour which is sold AT
prices corresponding 10 its quality. II. d +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

compelled 10 decline doing, FOR wan, Of room,
W INST be centent therefore, BREEZY TO no.
iIoe hem:
We should have. mentioned. three or four
weeks ago, tina, the name and edito, ial 4epart.
mint OF the Washington Chy Chronicle have
undergone change II is now called The
American Spectator aud Chronicle. aud IS edit.
ed by The Rev Walter Cotton. ". have before
commended lh's Journal as one Of the hest
family papers published IN this country. II has
decidedly improved under the auspice, Of the
new Editor
We have received the Is, No of new pa.
per, just commenced in Natchc.. lis called
Inc Matches, the name horne by the iribe Of
Indians which, " JUS one hundred years ago,
according 10 the Able Raynal, inhabited the
hills N which the ely OF Natchez Is built, = II
Is edited by James +. Cook, esq formerl, the
nbe Editor OF the Ariel. We are glaa to see
him resume his station in tie editorial ranks.
The Naichrz will support Mr.. Clay ior the nrIt
Presidency.
The prospectus of new paper. about TO be
commenced al Cine'nnatijsio be entitled The
C.nci mat .7msriean ifss reached us. It,4 to
he eooducea by Jamesf Conover and ISAIAH
Ihotdhs' esqnk "a hc prospectus is written with
abhhy: we shall hereafter extract a portion OF
ii. The Baltimore Parrio, says that Nj. Como
yer IS an accomp lished writer, he having fr~-
quenlly furnished essays Tor tha, print. lb.
American las every american should dog ho,,s
the flag for Horny Clay as our oelt Presiden,
We wish i success. as well as triumph 10 the
man al its choice.
James Ianer, esq. proposes To establish Il
paper in Danvle, Va. We think there is
good opening for IA we'll conducted paper in
Da nv lie aud the talents OF Mi Ianier are
gnnIaptee tnath paper of which he may have
the management will be worthy of public pat
sonage
~ The Proceedings of the Legislature in
this mornings paper possess more than ord,ns-
ry interest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
SRLNArDID LIST
PUBLIC SALE

OF LANDS AND PROPERTY.
lr4Y virtue al n iced II trust, executed by
- Peter HaUce 10 the subscriber. on the
day Of and OF record in the
clerks office ofihe county court of Montgom-
cry, for the purposes therein mentioned, will
be sold, TO The highest bidder, al public auction,
for ready money, upon the premises. ON the
9th day of March neat tract of land contain,
ing upward. oil 900 ACRES. IN sight of the vii
lage Of Newborn, IN lhe county Of Montgome.
~ on which is about 90 acres Of cleared land,
with comfortable dwelling house. kitchen.
&c. an orchard and diq'ilery, together with
sundry personal property The title Of ihe
lands aud property is believed % be good, but
such title only as trustee will he conveyed To
the purchaser GORDON CLOYD
Feb ndn 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
DONf2SEGGs
TIE TARIEE

Contrary to the indications hitherto held out
10 ,be proceedings In Congress, it appears
=, IN. subject OF revision oi the Tariff viii
b. ser,on,ly agiiared at the present Session Of
Congress. 4 bill for that purpose has been re.
,,or,ed in the Senate, by Gen. smith, the Chair-
r.o Of the Committee of Finance, OF very
;,nnoftsn, character, lit is likely to pass. Of
=, inch likelihood we can form 10 opinion. The
hin proposed TO modify, from and after the
9olh day of June next. the duties on Iron, in
bnlls. Hemp, Molas,es, Sail duck, Maautac
,uf.s of Wool, all Cotton Cloths whatsoever,
Wool unmanufaciured Clothing ready made.
Cotton bagging, Coffee, Teas, WoolIen carpet,
IN. Shot Flax. Salt, and some other articles
4, nrvposrs 10 abolish, from and after the pass
iop OF the ACT, all duties on iron, in bars, pre-
na1ed for Railways and, from and alter the
2o,h day of June, 1882 TO admit, free Of duty
wines Of all kinds. Teas of all Kinds, SPICES,
Coffee. Cocoa, various Fruits, Silks, Chira
faces. Tin, Salt, Canton Grapes. Linen Cam
br,cs, Lawns, Gauge, and a variety OF other
articles
This bill proposes measures Of the deepest
conseonence and. If seriously acted upon, will
lead 10 great debates Whenever IL shall be
entered upon, and perhaps before. we shall pab-
lish The bill ct large Nat Int. Jan %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
10 CENTS REV ARD.

LIB ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the
u y night OF the 24'h oi January, LEVI
MOitt,, an apprentice Ia the Iauoring Bn.
sneS. Had on whea he went away, a black
Hat. blue Coat, hght brown Plantations, o.
perhaps 1e may have with HIN pair of black
pan nlo"ns at my own, winch was taken off n
houi the same time oi his rannlng away, aud /
so, my name may lee seen written on the watch
fob | hereb, torwa'n all per,ons from employ
ing the sad Lew More undrr the penalty of
the Law. ~ viii must positively enforce il 10
the extent. JOHN 6. SllEIlON
Feb 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
FEMALE SCHOOL,
Feb. 4

EHioo ANN Il J. GORDON, proposes Ia
I'VE open school IN tins place, on Monday
tue LIST OF March next. for the instruction OF
young ladieB-ihe common branches OF Eng
hsh Education will be taught. She has a very
Convenient room nj her fathers house
The price OF tuition will be + 10 per session
payable in advance.
Feb 4 a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
OBITUARY.

DIED. on the l7n ult at the residence oil
his father. Peter SPECIE, ESQ. oil this county
EDWARD Y. SPEEG f, aged 10 years Tn
death OF this youth affords another striking e,-
ample of the vanity Of all mortal things. A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
Negroes at Auction.
January %

flHE sale OF negroes which was 10 have IA
- ken place on Saturday last, in front of my
Office, being umavodably postponed, will posi-
uvely take place on Saturday the 9th INST
The negroes are likely, consisting of men.
boys. girls and wonderland will be sold on
credit Of IL months. JiR p. PAYNE,auc,.
FEB. s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

~ OIltE.-W,llb be sold 81 Campbell court
~ house as the law directs, on The 2nd
Monday IN March, a ne. 10 bog kndTe~) com.
united as runway. aud advertised heretofore
according TO law. GERMAN JORDAN,
Jaiior Tor Campbell county
Feb. 1pbO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

To Merchants, Physioians
Aud the Public Gelmrally;
NEW ARRIVALS OF
Medicines, Paints, Brushes, DC. S.es
f"r sale. Wholesale or Retail
0.OOO ,oeo lbs. Epson ms ssl,.
6aO ues Castor Oh
300 lbs. Lump Naenesia
90 do Powdered Rbubarb. sup.
20 do Root do do
90 do Sugar Leaf
90 do Powdered Jalap
800 do do Cream Tartar
100 10 Gum Csmphot. sup.
o. do Pow dered Colombo
20 do Rot do
90 boxes Windnw Glass
QUO ID, Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
Boz" " alter. assorted euiors and sirtS
800 do Gum -helinn
20 Il" Nu'megs, sup,
20u gals Sweet OIL
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, sup.
1000 do White Chalk
eo0u do Spanish Whiting
900 do Spanish Whue
100 do Chrome Red, new ariigt
1000 do Sail Peire
1900 no A llum
2ouo do tuppeBs
beoo 70 Stuck lockwood
1000 do G,"und do
1000 do Stuck Fastic
100 do Ground do
5000 d Putty
$40 % Aqas Foris
% d" bsI Turkey Opisr
90 do Spsn,sb iles
90 do Cnlcintd Mppnesa
100 lbs, Spl. Ha,ishofn
100 do dn Nnre Dulc.
1870 do Calomel
1000 10 Lame Black
1000 do Dry spanish Brown
900 do OIL vnfiol
900 gals. Linsrrd OH
1000 lbs Dry White Lead
100 lbs White Mus,a,d seed
Pants IA on all kinds in US,
DIV Pants, do do
Nellio Cough Drops
Andrrsons do do
Lamou's dc do
DE- Lnmonfetats do do
spanish Floa, indro snp.
madfhs Indigo. IN sqnnses, new artIflr
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
Spnt Iurpentine
liquia Ink sup.
Re- aud Black Ink Powder, .n,
c""P'' assortment OF Surgical Instruments
Ne""p''e hSsof nent of Painters Btushs,
and Sash Tools
complete assortment of Sweeplny Broshes
10 DO ScruLbine do
hffe assortment Of Cam f. hair Bushes
DO do Marking do
do do Velvet do
An ASso'' OF brushes Tor marking Tobacco On
lars' ass i'nent Of White wash Bushes
90 do Hearth Il Busting Brush.
do do Table Brushes
DO do Clothes Il Hat Brushes
40 do Tooth and Hat do
Il" do Comb, Nail and Jewo4
ier's Brushes
10 do Flesh md Shoe B,ushe,
do do Vainishes, all kinds IN
An assortment of Portrait Tools
REFINED OK Gall rendering waller coIo,,ya mo,.
permanent and brsuiitul--new articl,
All the secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines In use
All tile nrio Medicines
Together with great payiety Of other goods
All OF which ! am determined 10 sell ON ss paos
terms as any other House in Virgin.
Howell DAVIES.
hlhin-St LynchbuIg-
January o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, last evesing, by the Rev. VIM.
S Reid. Capt SAML. McCORKLE, mer.
chant. to Miss SARAH B. daughter of MI
Collin NJ Perry, all Of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

Cold Cream and Wash Balls.
/tsillS day opennga lew dozen Cold Cream
- ceIebrdi'd for curing otOps &c. and also
afew dozen Chemical Cosmetic Wash Balls. a
nrw and beautiful article.
Howell DAVIES
Feb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
10000 DOELAA.s,


CLASS. M. =, lor 1880
10 be draws IN the city u Philadelphia. on
Saturday 'he6h day oil February, 1880.
Oh Numbets--s drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04
Bagwell, Smith and Hannah
COMMISSION Merchants,
RICHMOND.

Islf AklNG taken Samn9l Hannah as part
- ner in our concern In Richmond the bu.
siness in future u i'll be conducted under The
Grm Of Bsgwe, Smith aud Hannah. and under
the suprrIntendance and management OF Nj
Hannah, in person.
We shall continue our business here, and W Ill
il future transact CommIssl Business, and
respectfully tender our services to the public III
that capacity. Advances viii be made on y, q.
duce hen placed IN Gun hands. II required
SMl I'll. BAGWELL IL G..
Feb. 6mif1p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

" JABEz"-in ur next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

~ The Proceedings of the Legislature in
this mornings paper, possess more than ordina
ry interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

u We have lately beeu frequently request.
ed 10 copy the PrO,p.etuses of Journss already
established, and proposed to be, which we are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

u We wish some member Of Congress
would renew the resolution offered two or three
years ago in he II. OF h. by Gen. Saunders OF
North Carolina, enquirng OF the Secretary of
State how many of the publishers of the Laws
OF the Union he has removed, and The causes
of their removal 1t might put the consisten.
cy nj certain atlemen to the test, though it is
impossible to kindle blush upon their crisped
cheeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

r. we nave letter before US which says-"Mr.
-. LAY $ most rapidly rising IN popularity
AZ, gooW the Western Country. CaIumny
a;' nnposlure have had Their day and will
S S" WIN the present reign ot ignorance, pro
ana terror, with which the people
a'eany more than 6isgused.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-04

~ INV. 'e1THg.Uh Nhy.) Gazetts a Jackson paper.
WI LAY, acco npsnied by Thomas Spih
Esq aud lady, Miss Rose, and Mss Edmonson.
, en on Friday last for New Orleans. We learn
Hd' mr. Clay goes on private business occa-
i,oneu ny me death Of his brother, John Clay,
IN addition, the health OF Mr.. Clay Is
b. ;',, impaired and may be benefited, ii
,na -" uu' refrain ir"m lnduIgHg in " dining
snd 'upPins' PERSONALLY we wish him well
and our earnest prayers attend him for plea
SAINT journey and safe return.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-09
VIR GINA ELECTIONS.

Susscr.-For the Constitution 1874, against it O.
For Delegates, Gen. Eppes 1853, Geo. Goodwynt
139-no opposition
For Delegates Asa Oliver, DIR. a. Watkins. For
the Senate, VIM Old 95, ID. Ii. Branch 80.
Observation-Disclosures, Robert Powell and
William Ii. Fulcherf-no opposition. On the close
Of the first day, at the courthouse of the county,
the votes were, for adopting the amended Constitu-
ton, 1876 for rejecting it, 9At the separate cleo
ton held in Fredericksburg, the the first day at
it l.
King George county.-Frst day-For the adop-
ton of the Constitution 81, against it @.
For Delegates-E. Oldham, Oh; Hay Toliafcrro,
II; Edmund Smith, mot candidate0 10.
Tie let days only. The polls the adoption
lection of the Constitution are TO be kept open three days
in April and three in May.
Not in the last Legislature.