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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
70 THE PUBLIC.

AfN justice ioihe reputation Of Colonel jacob
- Helms. We deem u our duty 60 state hat in
compliance with special warrant. gwen nn-.
der uor hands ant seals, charging him with pass
slug coun'etfei hank notes. he appeared before u
At Montgomery Court house. on Saturday the
9Th last and upon an examination Of e ghtsen
of he Commonwealth witnesses, tsome q
than were from the counties Of Frankln. Pa
trick and Grsyson,) We found the charge SO
perfectly groundless and unsns,ained TINT we
dismissed the enquiry without decming II nrces
sM Ia examine thr witnesses on his part, who
were nLmerous and respectable. THIS ernmi-
nation todk.pinre In the presence OF n consider
able concourse OF the ei,igens OF tho county,
and among them some OF lis mos, respectable
ihhahllahis. aud WE yefil, believe there could
noi be fcund amDng them one drsscriing opin-
ION as Ia the entire innocence Of Col. Helms
and the mschood Of The ohnrge. We deem this
statement especially accessory, "a not ONLY due
10 individual repuiaiiou bui 10 the county oi,
Montgomery, which. at the lnst election. chase
him him as one OF the representatives To the
General Assembly. Given under our hand.
as jastiCes ofihe Fence. for the county al
Montgomery, this 2dih day of Jnly. 1880
HAMILTON WADE, J. 2.
ROBERT GARDNER, Up.
August . ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

YylnGlNfA. II snna,or tdart Of chsnesry hes
u De- a The town Of Lynrhturr. the 18th day Of
MY. 1st0
Thomas klJridse, Pl,f against Jacob Swoopa. ster~
Ing Claiborne Nisbelss Kenny, George $. Holloway,
George u. Woodg6n md Iabeg talndsD, Dsfts.
Ga the motion Of the Defendant Jacob Swoore. BY
COUNSEL In be allowed damages upan the distoluon Of
The injunction awarded tho psinii IN thts IN III.
twentY thifd DAY Of Nav, thousand eight hundrel
and aeny eve, The consideration thereof dsya
cred thu following opinion
Nv The ChaHerilar.4@fhe act docs not furnish full
answer 70 VIZ sweops's application. uponfofsrenoe 10
ths act although u applies 10 Judgments only, there
The san REASON for extending 10 decreas which arc
IN met Judgments ofhe courts of Ihaneefy 20 Ihaf
think ~ nj present advised, while might moi be- oxian
ded To innhe,Uns 10 prevent the execution ofui deej
yet as IA like the present, where the deed has
been acted upon under ofcumstaneas - " norlsaes
aud monay specially deoteod should be considered IS
Judgment aud ia all respects executed accordingly
Wherefore the Court doth ndadge, order AID derree
ihh the Clerk OF this epnrt issue execution on tho
original aerce M favour Of the defendant jacob Vnape
against thu plaintiff with damages, al bu rate of len
per tenthrl per nnnum, the eaF,inod by the
plaintiff from tho time Of the awarding Of the sni1 in
junction until the dissolution thereof giving ir PLAN
TN credit for the heretofore nade unlcss the plain
M shall, before in third DAY ofhe torn ngA after
he shall huyo been served with aoopy OF this order al,ew
ennse TO 1he contrary Cory -41es'e,
WILLS. e. {.
August Q. wjN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
August .

YnAURSuANr 10 deed of trust, executed 10
x The subscriber by Charles Bufks. for pur.
poses therein named. bearing date the 10 b day
OF June, 1898. aud duly recorded in the county
Court Of Amherst. shall, proceed 10 sell. for
ready money, before the door OF James Pow
ella tavern, a, Amherst Court House. on Mon
day the 10th day Of August oeI'. certain
tract of Land. in tho county OF Amherst. NJ.
joining the land Of +. Allen, I Painter. Roe.
and others, on Pedlar River. - Likewise all ,hp
interest the said Charles had al the date oi IN,
deed IN his dec, Fathers estate. Acting M
trustee, will convey onIy such title as Is yes
ted III me "a such.
SAMrEL n. DAVIES.
Angust2 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
To the Editors ofMe IIrginion.

GEsrLEsEs A writer in your paper Of the
Doth Incl seems anxious to set the county court
of Campbell right in regard TO the appoints
ment of tobacco inspectors. The intentions of
the essays, may be good, but it seems little
hard that the court should notp be censured FOR
wha. IRE sprposes) reg will Do al the Sep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
SODA WATER.

tNIiE subscriber has in operation his Soda
- Fount. and invites his friends and custo-
mers. as well as the public generally who may
wish TO avail themselves OF the benefit of this
healthy and agreeable summer drink. TO call
on him. VIM. EOLC0MBE.
Ma7oA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Our lIiris!er 10 ColombiG.!t will be been
by The following extracts. that " Free Tom
MOore" has become involved in serious diff
ultiee-and, il the statements be true, these
difficulties sre the legitimate effects OF his own
ignorance and deprayity. Contemplate in
avery thing-in talenls. in principle and in
person.-all Who knew any thing about the
man, were electrified with astonisbment when
it was announced that he had been nlGnufde.
t,ired into a Minister Plenpoeniary. That
he has disgraced hmselfHn his country, will
excite the'surprse OF no one. A monkey, hid
undera parsons gown and wig, and lecinrIng
on Divinity, would not be much more ridcn-
ous figure than Thomas 2. Moore, indiilng
dissertations on National Law. But the fol.
loving extracts speak for themselves; and Will
show how much the people were beueht'ed by
exchanging Mr.. Moore for Cen. Harrison, at
the expense of an add itional outfit OF $4,000.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Mission 10 Coiombin.--The Troy Sennne /
adyerting TO the result of the investigator m
stituted by the new agent Of the British gov
ernment in Colombia, iniU the conduct OF has
Predecessor Mr.. Henderson. the honorable re-
suits of which to that gentleman and TO Cen
tral HARRISON will in due time no doubt be
pronnIged, mentions circumstance IN REIN
Ion TO the conduct Of Mr.. Moore which We
have not before heard, though we are by no
means surprised al II.
" In continuation Of this tram OF incIien's
SO unfavorsble to Mr. Moore, both as minis
ter and a man. il is now stated on the authori'
~ Of the most respectable letters, lately recei-
we'd in this country from Colombia, that a RIP
tur, had taken mace bsttUeen Nr. Moore and
his Secretary of Lsgntion Mr.. Pickett, and that
then had met in PERSONAL rencontre. The fur.
ther disclosures connected with this rupture
furnish evidence that all the groundless suspi>
ciens against Gen Harrison, were tracehoie 10
bis successor, who had so undermined his own
character, that his accusations were no i"nger
needed by the Colombian government. and IN
the midst Of the disrepue into "hich ne hao
failed. he had left town and taken residence
in the neghborhood, 10 AVOID the coh'eihp'
which he had drawn upon himself.
From the N. T. Duly 4tCeFttSer.
A Massachusetts, paper IN speaK,ng OF VT
Moore. our present minister IN Coiomo'a' says
We have seen in the newspapers soine wv.
nation of on expected Development as 70 MS
conduct since he has been at Bogota. An eh.
tract of a letter which we nave seen, 'roo'
gentleman at Bogoia to his father 'ff,niS coun'
fry. strengthens the probability oil such a oese'
Lament. 1t is more than lnii,na'ed IN 'hs
le,,er. that he has been concerned IN some IN
trigues with one Of Bolivar's Generals "N' Ha'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

W nome Ihdt. Consisting ~ ne tx,t.,,s
III Inc agricultural surnluSss ior ar,;.,a
mHhuiacfure' produced IN oor o,,n - v
WI 'oF aIong tune tn come. furnish ,ha -
e', "nu me 'east dangerous, the least expe,s;,a
NV, .'e 'eaS' immoral-the mos, pro,,c,,vo
h"o me most patriotic employment, If sn,ni,,s
cap'al, however raised aud aceun,l,,aL Ia
s"'fs', because II requires no navias a,,I,s,.
" Tor lis protection !; the least dan,e,ou. -
cause II furnishes no excitement 10 tho nrava,l
ing madness OF commercial yars IN. L.,
expensive, for the same reason thai /, :. a..
safest N The least dangerous The least ;,,,,o..,
hecanse 1t furnishes no temptation IN the h,ao.h
or evasion OF The laws 10 the null, l,c,,,o,
oil oaihs and perjuries and TO the eonseo,aa,
proslraiion Of all religious feeling. and al, 60
c'al outy the most productive, because me ran
ia admits OF quicker return hecausethe Who'll
o. the capital is permanently Invested and nm.
p'oyed at home because 1t contributes d;y.c,.
~ immediately, and wholly 10 the inie,o.i
"ehnh and resources ofthp nation b,rausa III 3
ctedhs given. are more easily watched and
more etiectually protected by our own lave.
wen known. EASILY rpSorted TO. and sneod,iy
executed, than If exposed in diSian, and IN
'o'eisn countIIes, controlled by foreign laws
anu foreign customs and at the mercy OF for
.'s' "s 'h's inc most patriotic, because II
p,nos we persons employed in il. by all the Ties
oil nam and 81 Interest to their own country,
while foreign trades tend TO denotonaze the
affections of those whose property is dis
persed IN foreign countries, whose interests
whose capital is but partially Invested AZ the
p'ate OF Their domiciai, and who can remove
with comparative facility from one country
TO another. The wise man observed of old
that where the treasurer is, there will he heart
be also And lime has not detrscted from the
truth Of the remark.
" We have decided superiority in the raw
materials OF cotton, hemp, and flax in our
alkalies TOR glass work in the hides and the
t'nnIng materials of The leather manufsc,orv
aud We can easily procure that advantage. so
Tar al leasI,as our own consumption requires il.
IN the "ooIien mandatory. Other branches
might be enumerated wherein our advantages
OF internal resource are inestimable; but can
not see why we should neglect or despise these.
Nothing nut stimulus is wanted 90 induce
a"d enaoie Zig to make proper use Of our do.
nestle rich's. But men of skill and men OF
capital tear TO begin; lest Oh the return of pea ce
'hey should he exposed, m the weakness and
infancy OF their undertaking. TO coniend with
TIE overwhelming capital aud skill Of The
European powers. particularly OF Great Brit.
Ain. THOMAS COOPER
" Carlisle, Feb. 1873"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

rPThe weather still continues 10 be excess
siycly warm. We regret TO learn from various
paris of the country that the crop 'of Cora,
which, three weeks ago, promised 10 be much
more abundant than usual, has materially suf-
Cered by the long continuance of the hes and
drought.-In South Carolina the drought is at
tributed TO the accursed Tariff"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

4 sign IN Louisiana The returns from the
election in New Orlesos show vast accession
of strength to The Auii-Jackson party. Two
years ago. the parties we're nearly balanced.
Now, the opposition candidate has nearly dou-
bled his opponent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02


consisting of beautiful Gauze Scars and Hdkfs
a splendid assortment Navarino Bell Ribbons,
Bonnet ditto, Straw Bands. a beautiful article,
one case London Prints, handsome style, n few
pieces Manchester Gmghams, Jaronet Cam
bI.cs, and Mnsns, figured aud plain Swiss
ditto, Swiss Cravais, beautiful fabric. superb
or quality Company Bandanna Hdkts. supe.
rior Cut aud Genoa Velvet, furniture binding,
Cable Cord, Piping ditto, Ribbon wire, Brsid
Of all descriptions, good assortment Lad, $
and Gentenens' Shoe, aud slippers, Children =
ditto, coloIed CambrIcs, Camhric Gloves, few
Ladies and fsntrmens' IA S.491 and 10 4
Table Diaper, Sd and IA Checks. Furnilure
ditto, G.nlemeHs' whde Cotton half Hose,
Random ditto, SIlk ditto, Leghurn Bonnets, with
extra crowns black, white and buH, NavarIno
duto, handsome s',le, best patterns, splendid
assortment Cloths OF all colors, black, brown,
olive and clare'. brown and blenched Sheet.
ings and Shir,ings, large lot Spun Cotton, from
two of the bes. 'act0ries in the United States -
Groceries, Cutlery aud Hardware, besides n
grea, many other desirable goods which we
are determined TO sell al the most reduced pr
ces. TURNER Il KERR.
n. Z. Country Merchants and Planters will
fnd it 10 their 'iteTes, to cali and examine for
themselves. I. 81 X.
August
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

A Sign in Ohio ID. Wade, ESQ. WAS re.
Gently nominated by a jackson caucus. as a
candidate for Congress in the Cincinnati Dis.
,rict. On receiving notification of the fact,
he Immediately informed his nomins,ors that
he was no longer political friend of General
jackson Two or three similar instances Of
changes Of opinion among candidates for Office
in the Western country have come under our
observation. Do they not Indicate correspon-
ding changes in the sentiments of the great bo-
dy OF the people
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
GREAT BARCAINS!!
NEW ARRIVALS i!

IN VIE subscriber has thiS day received 80
IL bales and boxes Domestic Goods, consisting
vi brown aud beachei Shirtings and Sheet
ings. Spun Cotton, very best ever brought to
this Understanding and other Checks and
Plsids, together with Q considerable addition Of
British goods.-Also few cases very fine Hats
all extremely low tor Cash.
HENRY ALLISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

ny We are authorized 10 announce Gen,
BENJAMIN w. S. CABELL, asa candidate
for the Senate. to represent the District ofPHt.
sylvania, Henry and Patrick. under the nes
Constitution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
NEW ARRIVALS,

NlliE subscriber has Just received 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 Gauzs HsndkerchieE,
belt Ribbons blue, pink aud green Lu.uing
Ribbons,
White Ssuins, 4161 Bobinst Laces, and
will 10 very few days receive new supply
OF Calicoes IRISH Linens, Lawns, and . very
large stock Domestics. Spun Cotton, Groceries,
&c. Nc. all oil which will be sold AT uncom-
monly low prices for cash only.
HENRY ALLISON.
Ioiy %. its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Mode Of Drdtoing To be drawn on the 4,
u, {, plan-fhe 1000 prizes OF W., 10 he ~
"hfdsh the iirsi. SECOND, or ,bpd division, 10 be
determined by thu, which may draw the capi-
'ni piise Of $4,000, so that holder of three
tickets one in each division, Is eertain 10 draw
one piize, and mny draw four. All the przos
above the denomination Of VI, 10 one wheel,
aud all the numbers IN another n, once. The
Whole 10 he brawD IN n few hours.
Whole Tickets 81, Halves ~, Qrs 81
Tickets aud shares to be had IN the greatest Va.
Ttefv al numbers al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

-s--" 27N so - ~ss
Paints, Brushes, &c. for sale
{ ITHOLTS1LE OR RETAIL.
5000 LBS. CLAUDE, Sail.
600 lbs. Epso Salts
d. 800 bottles CastorOi
200 lbs. Lump Magnesa
90 do Powdered khubarb, superior
% do Root do do
30 do Sugar Lead
100 do spirit liarlshorn
100 10 Spirit Nitfs Dalc
100 do Caomel
90 do Powdered Jalsp
800 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Campbor, superior
90 do Po~Jered Colnmbo
20 do Root do
80 boxes Window Glass
900 lbs Race Ginger
900 do Ground do
0O do Waters. assorted .colors aud sl5eJ
some III boxes
800 do Sum Shellac
20 do Nolmegs, superior
200 gals. Sweet oil
1000 los Holi Birthstone, superior
1000 do White Chalk
1000 do Spanish Whiting
90 do Paris White
100 do Chrome kedXnew article
1000 do salt Petre
5000 do Alum
5000 do Coppcras
5000 do Stick Logwpod
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Slick Fnsne
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqua Forts
90 do Best Turkey Opium
90 DO Spanish FLIES
90 do Calcined Magnesis
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do Oh Viirioi
1000 do Dry White Lend
100 do White Mustard Seed
500 gals Linseed OH
Pants in Oh, all kinds IN nee
Dry Paints do do
MeIIiDs Cough Drops
AndeTsons do do
Ismots do do
do Lamonterat's do DO
Spanish Float Indigo, superior
Madras Indigo, ~ squnres--new srtirle
Medicine Chest Boitles--sguare
Alcohol
Spirit Turpentine
Liquid Ink, superior
Red and Black Ink Powder aupeuor
complete assortment OF Surgical insirli
menis
complete assortment Of Painters Brush
es and Sash Toois
A.comple'e assortment Of Sweeping Brush
es
do do Scrnbbing do
A large assortment of Camel's hair Brush.
A do do We've, do
An assortment Of Brushes for mark ing To-
bacco or Cotton
A large assortment Of Whie.wash Brush
es
a do do hearth and busting
Brushes
A do do Table Brushes
a do do Clothes and fIs
A do do Tooth and Hair do
A do do Comb, Nail and Jew
elier's Brushes y
A do do Flesh & Shoe Brushe,
do dQ Varnishes all kinds il
An assortment Of Portrai, Tools
Refined Ok Gall fer rendering wafer color,
more permanent and beautiful-nea
article
All the secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines in use
All the new Medicines.
Together with great variety Of other goods
All of which | am determined to sell on'as good
terms as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
sMain st. LynehbWg.
Nav II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
WARDS OFFICE:

IYHFHVUIBt m.
~ ordss by mail. (posi peid) or by pr-
vale conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets will meet with the same prompt and
punciuai attention AS IL on personal application.
Address q. WARD, LynchbuIg. Va.
July %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
~"cEc"-

Mr.. Ciog.-A letter irom Columbus, Ohio.
dated July 10, to the Editor ofthe ChiIlicothe
Gazette says, that MIR. Clay was engaged be-
fore he came here. 10 argue (before the o. S
Circuit Court the great case OF White VS.. The
Corporation of Cincinnati which involves pro.
pe,ty estimated Mt from three to five hundred
Thousand dollars ; in which case he this even
ing made a speech in the u. S. courthouse
crowded to overlooking with ladies and gentle
men. which would nave done credit 10 West
minister Hall, in the best days Of Lord Erskine
or Of Mr.. Canning"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

" Dufi's Mud Machine, ofthc Doth July,
contains IA columns more of the sinG which he
calls " Public Sentiment which is in truth
the sediments of the hired scribblers Of his
party Duff is like the man who swore SO Of
ten to fasehoood, that he at last firmly be.
forgeis the character ofthe writers whose effu.
.ions he pu AIDES befores the public rs the ind.
ces Of public opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

gkORSUANf 10 n decree OF Tho Superior
Court of ehanocty.io The Lynrhbnrg
District, pronounced on the ooh day OF MAY.
1850, in the osns" OF Robert Rives, Plaintiff
against Murrel aud Others defendants The an
defsigned Deputy Marshal for Thos. A. uol-
comhn, Marshal Of the said court. viii sell for
cash on the promises. IN tie county Of Nelson,
on Thursday the 29lb day Of July, 1890, III fnir
Il not. the nesi ihir day thereafter ,raei OF
and, lying ~ said county, containing one hun.
red acres, adjoining the lands belonging 10
the oveIseors OF ,he poor for inid county, and
the lands oi Jan,cs MWphy and james cn,f.
Also, one other irnci containing one hundred
aud sixty one aud n half ACRES, adjoining the
nbue mentioned tract.
JOS. r., ROYAL, u. NJ
FOR Ihos. A. Holeombe, Mar.
June % inn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

The Supposed Forgery sdverel, in
our last TO the fact that letter had recently
appeared in ths public prints, purporilng TO
have been written by Mr.. Jefferson, which
spoke in the highest terms of Henry Clay, aud
expressed hope tbat he might live 10 see him
President Of the United States and that. from
the circumstance of copy Of this letter NOT
being found among Mr.. Je1trson's autograph
letters, it hsd heen pronounced. by the Guar.
lotiesVllle Advocate aud Richmond Enquirer
to he a forgery. We had ourselves previously
inclined to the same opinion, and therefore did
not publish the leiler.-li however, upon far.
ther scrutiny, il should iuro our To be genuine
las, from the tenor of the following paragraph,
winch we find in the paper in which il WAS first
published, is not at all improbable,) we shaIl
hereafter give i, a place in our columns. The
Editor of the Subehern certainly speaks with a
confidence totally irreconcilable With the sup
position that The letter is a forgery. II as
suredly must be genuine, II the external eyi-
dences are such as he represents them to be in
the subjoined paragraph
" The letter is in the manuscript of Mr.
Jefferson it is properly post marked and To
the correctness of the chirography hundreds
are ready TO attest. TITS a genuine letter, and
conveys full and an unqualified exposure Of
Mr.Jeffersons opinions of Mr.. Clay. The origin
al letter is 10 our possession and will be exposed
TO the observation and scrutiny Of any gentle
ma who may be disposed to see il, & the name
of the distinguished capitalist and citizen, 10
whom il was addressed, can be thus EASILY as
certained. five We're aIIiberty to give the
name of the gentleman, we would do SO but
as he is not disposed TO appear IN print, his
name is for the presen, withheld.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
rICKnTs RECEIVED.

"YE'b" I'IS9 'f'At TTIUd4
Nnht Virginia State Lottery Tor III benpht
- OF tho Dismal Swamp Canal. llih ela. ..
will be drawn Ia Richmond on friday the On
day Of August.
90 number Lp'tery.-D drawn ballots.
The sch~mr contains
prlze of $1,000 10 prizes Of 81 900
1000 10 100
1000 10 ." 900
" $50 90 " loo
brs,des s,rent many number Of other.
handsome plies.
Ticket '"lY S1-aavel t2--Qnatcrs 81.
Tor sale nj WARDS OFFICE,
Lynehburg, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

II The Richmond Enquirer informs the
public, as i dg author y, that no danger to the
peace or integrity Of the Union need be apple
headed from the South Carolina Madmen -or
something worse. For our own parts, WE
have never dreaded any thing more thao the
injurious moral influence Of such reasonable
conduct. AS for bayoness aud bloodshed. we
opine the South CaroIinlans have studied Fal-
staff as well as Ho'spur and if, with the lat
ter, they are determined to " cavil on the ninth
part ola hair" they know, with the former,
that " discretion is the better part of vslor."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

" twill he seen, by an extract in another
part OF our paper, this morning, tina, MIR. Ran
doph, our extraordinary Minister I" Russia
has, as was predicted, made the ship Concord
a scene of Disroyd. The National Gazette. in
ausion to it, says" We know Captains oil
the Navy, as well as Commanders OF Packets
who had rather take the Sea Serpent or the
ghost of Or. Faustus across the Atlantic, thnn
the Orator of Roanoke"