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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

would no, like To be drowned. In the cell Yesterday
| afternoon, Gibbs who handcuff-d with Wansley
askei gentleman who stood near, "when do YOU
think we shall be tried" ''Not FOR some months an
swered the gentleman. Well" said wanslcy, sif VIC
are condemned, how soon .fier must be hanged"
"a can't say" replied the gentleman. "No natter
responded Wansley. Sour poor ship mates gone,
and we soon will follow them" must only leave my
III 10 the mercy oil God" said Gibbs. 'ts bad bust
ness IT. fact these prisoners from the circumstance
perhaps, that they heard the evidence given against
them, appear to have made up their minds for death.
when Wansley was asked IL he would consult "a law.
yer before his examination, mo" saidbe, 81 will have
no lawyer but my Conscience"
The Ocean Insu' ance Company the Specie 10
the amount or $4,000, and the American the same A.
mount Between S1l QUO and S'5,o0O have been
found We informed.
eoos remains yet tn be examined. Mr.. Lang of the
Gazette, returned thanks the Magistrates on behalf
on the several gentlemen of the Press who were at.
'ehuance. Tor the accommodation afforded during the
examination.
The marriage Of Mrs Morgan in the New York
Courier OF yesterday thus:
The question settled Anti masonry il no more has since
the election received vital b,owit dead Mrs Lucinda
Morgan the afflicted widow of Capt. William Morgan is mar
nea III. celebrated woman. who, like Nobc oil
aud afi'ction whose hand held forth receive
contributions from the sympathetic anti.maons-who vowed
eetna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and pcnance, is married and
ried-.tel II not in Gath'-to uason!
MARRlED-in batavia. Tuesday last, by the Hon Sim
con Cummings Mr GEoaGE BanSis Mrs. LuoNpA Moa-
GAM widow OF tie late Captain William Morgan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

Mars THOMAS HATCHER will opcn her
IVH House "a Frame Building south side of Cnpi
tol SquNrc) for the reception Of boardcrs. by The
week, mouth. or ycar-also, ar Ia Mcmbcrso Of tho
ensuing Legislature can be accommodated. There
have been some repairs and improvements recently
made. which she trust will render the situation
comfortable and desirable She will lkcwjsr he
glad ~ board gentlemen who may wl,h to lodge else
where -TcyuiS IN each very moderate
~ Wanted to h'rc q Man Servant by The month.
nov Soft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

tickets 50. hnlves so, Gussters 25-for sale
at the Exchange and Lottery Office of
THOS. b. BIGGER
-" Bigger sold IN tho Virginia State Lottery
drawn in this city st Friday, no less than four of The
Capitals, all of which, as is usual WI, h him, were
paid sgh, dec :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

Witchcratt and Demonology.
ENTOMOLOGY and Wi,chcraft by SIR Walter
- Scott forming NJ II Of the Family l. brarv
Nos. 70 and 90 Library of Useful knowledge.
Nos. and 10 do do Farmers Series do
NJ. IS do do En,er,a nng do
dec 7 Received ut NASH'S Bookstore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

Landing, for Sale.
Sn Bags Rio coffee, No. new crop, large bean.
Wv and green
Java coffee, from London, - years old, end
very fine
Winter pressed lamp oil
Gunpowdcr aud imperial tea, extra fine quality
Rogers orange gunpowdrr
Apply TO OTIS DUNLOP &, co
dec 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

DIED his seat, Faith England Joux DrsrAgp 4,
woiy oil notice that he brother officer with Alonte-
cry IA the year l759 the taking Quebec Wolfe having
survived all the other officers who that seige he
between az and so in the British Army, being some
years the oldest British General That benevolen,
which accompanied him through fe particularly
corded when Governor of Cane Breton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
by OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
.L.4E.4 COEhEC &c

L.4p.4 COFFEE. SC.
On "EDNESDAY, the 8th instant, a, half oas,
~ CLOCK VIII be sold store, without reserve
700 bags old Java coffsc.
Also, an assert m eni oi Groceries. &c.
dec E-'s ID g. CO Auc,s
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On MONDAY next, the 18th ins:., at 10 o'cI,ck win
ne sold al our Auction Rooms large and general as
scr,.nent of sessonsbie
DRY GOODS.
Now on the Wy from Phladel phis, Boston and New
York. Terms at sale.
dec 7 O. n 3; % a,r,
UOOL HATS
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th ,nstap, NJ I, ,,c,cL
will he sold al store.
so wool hats
dec CTS O. ID. s, CO. Aucis.
Tobacco Presses, sc.
Wili,be sold al Auction on Wednesday, Gth Dec =,
Mr. II l. WgI's Tobacco Factory on 18th street
unless previously sold at private sale,
iron presses
wooden do -
quantity of clamps, hoops. levers, &c. &c.
Terms al sale. o p a. Co Auc,s
nov So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

DraMinR 9th, New York Lottery. Elk "a No. 80:
&c Is 80 81 8 58 10 10 ~
No. 10. 81, SO. one of the Capitals sold and paid at
sight as is usual, by TIOs. Il. Bigger.
Union Canol Lottery. No. 90 drawing to be
received THIS DAY
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MRS. LUCY TfIGGENIsOTuAM

MRS. LUCY HIGGEN EsOTHAM
ID AS removed her Boarding House To tho spa
q clous Tenemcnts a. the foot Of the Capitol
Square central nry and pleasant situation, CON
binng rs many local advantages any in The city
She is prepared To receive Borders by the week
month or year, and has reserved several rooms Cor
the reception of members of the Legislature Travel
lcrs and travelling families may rely upon every at
tcntion in her power.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
q ese saOeg AalgH.

RANk STOCK SALE POS rPONED.-The
sale which wa 10 bave AIKEN place yesterday,
a nc Coffee House will take ploce ro-Morrow at
~ CLOCK. JAS II. Lynn II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
MRS. JOHN G. MOSBY'S
Boarding-Hnusc

4 = now open for tho reception of Members of the
y bcgalatutc, and transient Ladies and Gentlemen
who may wish 10 board by the day, week, or month
Tier terms Will bc low any other House similarly
circumsiauccd.- Her house is in the cross-strcct
above Mrs. Nelson's Boarding House convenient TO
the Capitol dec "a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

iddling Bacon.
q WILL sell mcdlns bacon Of Tie very best oua,
lty, warranted, a; q 60 JAS. wiNSTVS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

200 DOLLARS EsEWARH.
VENlE subsctib"r III pay the above reward of two
Il hundred dollars, to any person for the discovery
and conviction of the murderer of his brother the
late Mr. John Reid. ALEXANDER REID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

'5'IlE subscribers will continue to keep on hand
supply of John Dcakyne's improved Freedom
and Bnrsharc Ploughs, which hey will sell at the
lowest rates The ploughs made by Mr. ID. have
cast IRON mould boards. with wrought shecrs pointed
witt, steel. JNO. " WILCOX, Jr & co
oct lc-cawtsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
TANsSA RN HALL.

M R. TATINS frs Ball will take place on Sa.
w turday Evening next. Mr. II. respectfully in
v,trs tn" Ladies of Richmond and its vnity, honor
nm with their presence a, his balls. Tickets of nd
mission for gon'lenen dollar each to he had at Mr.
NashS and MIR Sankey's Bookstores. and of Mr. II.
at the Hall, on the evening of the Ball.
doc 7-5t
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gaYAWAGERS' OFFICE.

WhoIc-tickels SO, Halves $, Quartcrs 8 so.
Eghths 81 Is
l.. Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No IL.
20 bc drawn THIS DAY, and The drawing received
'L,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
SCHEME

Tickets only 81 halves 30, quarters %.
u Virginia State Lottery, No i, to be- drawn on
Friday, the 10Th December, at the Eagle Hotel al
% clock IN tho afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07
SCHEME,

Tickets only s., halves 30. quarters I %.
~ Tickets for sale Al tbs cflicc.
YATES s. MCINTYRE,
dec Managers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-07

s'9Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 14-Drawing
TO DO received on Thursday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
From he Cincinnati Com. ar.

The V0nders Of N'ature.-Eur want Of a
move appropr late, we eivr his name 10 tie Bones
n t has' heaa latey lug up nj Big Bone
Lick. Ro,ue county, Kentucky. We have con
two skeletons Of the Mammoth, thu skeleton oi
the What, and the Elephant, besides hume
rous Whales aud q nn,nbrr OF iviug Elephants
but the sight Of neither OF them created any OF
those sensations of the mind which We irit at
bebolhiug these wonderful product ions OF mn
ture. 10 reflect for moment upon the ap-
pearance OF living animal which, from the
skeleton, is proved TO have been at least sirkg
| feet IN length, upwards OF fmentyttBo in heig hi
| aud tueIpe across the hips, aud The upper bone
Of whose head weighs sic hundred, aud GRIN
ders ettpen pounds each, aad tuis having un .
dsfgone the decay OF n,auy Centuries-niusi fill
the mind with astonisament and reverence tor
that BPh.s who sad "iet there be Hght aud hsre
leas ighL" This animal MS mach surpas ed
the Mammoth in size as the f. ,,hant does the
Or, and was OF the carniyorou. species With
| the bones OF this nOH-dcscripf, were found the
bones OF several other animals some of which
were OF the herbaceous species, as il proved h,
Their teeth OF which there ara a nutnbsr; and
10 add IL the stDguldIny Of the discovery G.
these bones, among them are two Of the
FOOT OF the horse, winch those skilled IN
comparative anatomy pronounce Il third IaIgrr
than those OF the present race of Horses Inc
P'N""'"y VI ahis circumstance consists IN The
TACT That Horses were not known on mis- conf,
nent at the time oliis d,covery by Columbus !.
nor was there any tradition anon. the indian,
OF snch an animal ever having existed We
snail conclude our remarks upon the subjpc, b.,
stating, tue Bones were found embedded IN the
o'ach mud upwards of twenty feet below the
s"'dc'. Ihe irsI eighteen inches 10 alluyial.
,heh yell wv clay 10 The depth OF twelve or fifteen
'ee'' anu then the black mud in which the bones
were contained The proprietor has hro1ehI
IA large quantity oftueu to this civ. amnnu
which are the head sul tusks If the nnudes,
aHp' me later measuring tWeire feet in
leos'n u being impossible to erect IN. en-.
IRE sAr'e' on without a'"ulims for that purnose
no intends taking them fon this 10 New
'o'h' a"n from tnrnce TO EWo,e. so that t',ose
VINO "''n a" opportunity Of benoliing those
wonders ct nature should lose no time in DONG
So AS they Will he eahiDte,. only TIL Sa,nra.9
beat III this cay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
--",he path Of lightning,

In the faY OF storms,
thpr. has lately spron up, as Il bv maor, The
beautiful and lonrish,ng village OF Fall River,
which takes is name from tne stream on whose
romaqt,c banks il is situated. In this place,
until the enterprise Of late years saw aud appre-
ciated the advantages which nature had scat
tered here Il power WAS suffered to waste away +,
which timely imp: owed, might hav" rrsara'd
the entrrptise with the wealth of trr.nS. tifl
within a few years thn fpr"st wild-FnPs. pre-
vailed; the blue sfresn heted ON; tn Wild
bird sang in the branches the IImi1 deer bound
ed oye v the plains the | aditn built us "lg"am
sni plied his bow aud rod, and rude nature was
mIs,r-s, Of the scene,
4 regent visit 10 that place presented ia Tnh
n great and sudden contrast TO rts naive desoia-
ton, and furnished sinking evidence oil The
blessings which have resulted from ,be enter
prIsr of those Of our citizens, who have etnbark-
cd their means III manufactures. Ia this no"
large sad beautifully situated village, are SIX
teen SPLENDID etifces erecte.! iiom the rocks on
which they stand dcvord to the manufacture
Of cotton cloth. ines establishments give a.
rect and indirect emlnynent e. a. many a.
three thousand prr>ans, md the q taity ni tIer
fabrlcs is exceeded by no;Ir IN New England.
young nan, who I'm yrars since Was II poor
bnv a clerk, in slrniienrd ca cumstahces, IL now
about erecting mn AddnI1nai establishment, on
a very extensive scale, designed to run ten
Thousand splndlrs. Forty dwelling houses, at
tn ched TO this Las, establishment. are in state
Of forwardue-Si the whole " learn, 10 hr ready
for operation IN the spr,ng. The manufacturing
embellishments themsclves, with the dwelling
houses and other buildings attached 10 them,
would make a handsome and respectable wi
lac, hat besides these, there Is a tack and hu.
y population. large nunbr Of thriving
stores four or FIVE excellent tavt rn', and two
newspapers, winch receive excellent patronage,
add furnish IN themselves ope uf the h ST esi-
dences al prosperuus, numerous AMI mtelh-
gent population.
Ii is impossible to fonk around MS =, PLACES
winch like Fall River, PdVtucket, Lowell
Waltham aGd other manuihc urihg towns
our vicinity, have sprung up in "a lev wears, il
some degree perhaps under shelter Of ihe pIo-
tectiyc system but more without any T. ference
to the measures of Congress, aud not be Con-
sCIohs OF he benefits which Induigeat heaven
has bestowed. In surrounding us with SO many
advantages, an! eniuiag Us wrh perception, 10
appreciate. and inclination and power 10 en-
piog these advantages f,r the public GOO. II
he new s,r'ng OF h4sIaess --tne awakening
from calanIfies of 1923 he mantgeI Win
discretion aud prudence, If oar capitalists re-
strict their operations to thin Capltals ani re-
serve their credit, our march To greatness - III
BE- sure AMI spec "; ami IheSe will be no iced
oi the interference OF Congress or any other
body 10 protect our markets aSalnt The eorrGpt-
Ing influence vi iofeisn comp3ulion'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

we learn from distinguished friend abroad
,ha' inc United States Will shortly he honorpd
oy WIS" from an iiIos,r,ons traveller, who can.
"'' oo eAc"e rs much interest and CURIOSITY
among Vs. DIS ne VIII Tee, himself, IN the nov.
e''es o' OUT western repuhIic. ihis is no other
residence in England, as Anbass,do, ,ro,,, " -.
Persian Majrsty, formed the h,s;s of ,ho '' ''s
sing volun's oi Hail Bata. aud other vo,L. -
satire and light literature, lie h.. since rc.,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
THURSDAY, DFC. %.

Reports were male from Select and Stand
ing committees by Mess,s Perrin aud Yam
coy. Maxwell, Miller OF Bo,etouri, aud Mchia
hon.
On motion OF MIR. Yancey, leave was given
70 bring IN abili making provision TO suIhorlze
me schooi Commissioners when the quota oi
NO preceding year IS insufficient, TO use that oil
,"s 'seeesa'"g year to meet engagements. Re.
isrsrd 10 hlrssu. Yanesy, Shield. Terriii. Muir.
daueh. Watkins, Wood, Sc Albemarle, Har.
ell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
From Nh. N. Y. Courier Dec. 90


.Nyrierious Cifcams.ance .-Coh.i siderable g,
ci,enant has been created IN ibis city Nv II.
following act OF daring sIlla'ny, the motive, r..
,cbich are still pnveoped IN mystery Ah.
hsli past IL o'clock ON Thursday night arr,
nectalhp young lady aged 10 years, Wa. rein,
ming down Pearl street from Broadway from
Marty, with her parents & some other rIenl/
he Young .dy had got IN advance of her cnn.
nanions about one handr"d yards when WIN
ia few PAGES oi lie corn-r of Elm and ps.t,
a man started from behind a large cask, lb,s.
"A Iopn AFRO md uI over her head and humed,t
" hri, wlnle some persons ~ the other end 1t
4 rous com nruced hrn!ing n with raniJ.,o
towards Elm snett. lite young larly wa.
dragged II oiR some PAGES bat Fortunate
her Gonnet, mellow which the rope had not ma.
So !, was dragged oil, snd her l,iends aud Wv.
raj Others alarmed by her shrieks, rushed >.
the spot-tne rnt n, Of course fled. Tno
Young lady swbonrd away from exhaustion. 4
esri-a 10 !. The rope was found lacnel ns
a moose 10 the bonnet, 81 her ret. eulr, which sba
had dropped III throwing up her bands 10 uro.
iect her neck from TIE rope, was lounI Nj Son,.
| DIS anGe, ftoH Where The assault was mat
! All This Was The work of an instant. and h,,
the 40 ,se got around her throat, a very fo,,
IA ,n-nts would, III all probability, have ,n,B
ced strange her
The person who frs, fouod the bonne, Ii,
not mention that arepe WAS attached In IT and
~ gentleman VINO ad anCed low aid, him nh..r
Y him ,oilmg up ihi- rope hastily The yen
iienan asked Tor The rope Ghatit might b.. of
in Mi knaPp's store until next morning snd
HE ut ri expressed AN in eaton To leave II
cl.r"here. lhe ope, However, was i4kpn, and
Is now u, tae Polio O.lce. IL /. about 20 mr.
% yards IN length, aud has on each ,nd large
Iunaing moose.
When lnpie his crcnu,,ance with III.
fart that wlihn tine last two or three waet.
1870 80 ing tenal 5 have been missed and M,
yet heard n"ni aud thit Yesterday informa
ion VAS communicated thai tSn other n.,so,
our II .nan named u Ma tue Other lad na
mei Harrison, arrhi'o absent IRON Their friends
who know MT where ihry ate. tho subject =,
calculated ~ Excite alarm, and shoali DO .lfjc.
~ Investigated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

anL,finnaie evnts 10 abe injury oil
c...,.,,.rre are beco,nig so frequent, We mar
81 ,,neh tbst some stf,s arr not taken by the
e.. ,,sde folks to sue't its progress. IL
!. an outrage on thir predictions ana
e.,,.;,Iy should he iosrd inia. our commerce.
III h. tei ally <uiaeh by these manufactures.
u.,v much betl-s il you'd be foT the co"n.
80 :, continue 10 SID oui the specie as ''f'
,,eflv done, in.iesd II supplying the means
az mi. trade b, the rednciions OF our o""
I,hor Then, too, oniinreasonable ~ II tor oh'
o,.ou(actnrrs 10 prodae fabrics from eo't'n.
.n,.,;o, 10 texture nnachraper IN price 10 any
;,n,,rt.d What i,andence 10 send ihs.e
American ManufactDss I" Turkey, Scum 4
n,e,iea. and TO the Ia and Wed Indies We
s,va-ain. We marvel ,ach that they do nh'
,ake some steps 10 pnis stop To these fn'e""'
movement. TO commers. ". YORK Ags
Mr. PoHi5on :--faeiins, IN mentioning inc
funeral GRAFTON pton,nceh by Nero on tan
lin. ob.rtves thai Twas wfitten by or"eea'
.,I .,atss 1t vas deserved. on this OCCASION
! by men advanced in lie. wh, love at leisure 10
,np,,ar. the past vii the piesent umrs' TIM
nj MI me Emperors Nero WAS the frat who va
co,tent to lie thpnrgaf ofanother' eioqhrnee.
Tie same observast, might be- MADE OF
| d,st,ue uished chaTacir OF the present nhs
| ,.ho !, content 10 he the organ OF another
| IDEAS. falsa rs Senea's in regard 10 tia'
dins but destitute OF hF eloquence.
Phiiad Ado.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

.a,h III, an Llsnl, md moved N recomnh
=. A.. e.,sr, Commltsee with INSTRUCTIONS W
r-r..t Ia in blank. -. q. III.
A, Miller Of Poshstan. IN jhs''es " ~.
r.m,,,,,ee stated that shey had eo"oe
....asasI... ,o,,,d b, the t.rm, II The resois.
- ,.le,,es 70 them. IN hr the salsre' u
the ,..ea,i,s. in the bal they repo''s"'
The 20 ,rse suggested by MI. .PPss
then .dapted, the bill rsro'nm'""
M. n...ea-i. Authorizing 'epers'e
-. ', an. st.re HOUSE Of S+mirl and
~ u,,h.s,, 10 Prince Ebward-@d' s"'ho-
-. .,,.rale eieciinn ~ The House "i Js"fa
60. IN tho county oi dsson-5d es"ohsh-
fer, from the lands OF samuel I"kay"f'
Hhotio ro,nt,. across the ONO River TN,
.,,bott.i.r = srrsrste election IN the 'sN"
u,ddl.hrook, "a the county oil A"g""s
Incorporating the Guyaadoiie l"'"P'Se |'"
paaY. a.,., conni,t.. M.
a. ,roe.re certain manuscript repors
a. The .nhYct Of Revolutionary CLAIMS ,o'
n,,hl,e.,,o,' reported that they had 'ueee''"'y
oeriorsned thai duty -, 4.
IN. Manuscript report Vas ordered !" w
printed. -, ,,h. se,sc,
=. 80. 80, the ,syisian Of the Tulet OF Inc
Hnuse -, -.
Mr.. Leiyh called the attention of'he hohse
10 m. ootb reauir,ug that not less than ma
lor,,y of tuodry Committees should proceed '"
h,,.ines. and that not less than i've 'no"'" '"'-
.ti,.,e a onorum Sqms of The Standing INN
m,,,,es we're 10 CONSIST oil seven, oil "h'c" ''''
| " .,uiA he majority -
Nh Good. I'D 81 81 !as Pl S5 81 so.sd
| 10 ,r.ossc, business--as They might be equally
l,i.iJsd-vbsrefore they had proposed that MOI
Ia. than five should constitute quorum. Tue
.,,,,,.,,ion Of a majority was intended to apply
In conu t,ees OF thirteen.
NJ, Leigh suggesting that there was sone
inconsistency 20 the phrsseology. proposed a
medication TO the efect-thst a majority oil
,.nding Comnuee. oil thirteen should be n
,uorum-and i've whsn the COMMITTEE was
%, Than thirteen, which IA, adopted.
The rns. r.ported ara - IN number aud va.
ryine moi essentially from me 'u's'. inn
,hi,1 ,ean,e, the Speaker 10 recos"izs ihe
,,anb,, sho sddissses the Char. by ms own
n.,,. and that Of Ms county. This alters Tong
d,.r...ion. IA which Mesu. Leigh, Brsdna.
.bol.on. Eppes aud Maxwell took part Wa so
u,ad,Ged ~ 10 di.psuse With ito name 81 'he
county by vote Of O. 10 n.
AnoIbsr rule reported by the COMMITTEE,
limits the numbers of the Standing Commit
les.-the more important 10 ID -theIrss iupo'-
tsnt 10 . and to 7. TINS rule Also provoked
oroiracted discussion IN which, MessIs AKIN.
snn x,l,on Miller of Powhstsn. and Goode,
engaged. On the suggestion of Nj, Miller, u
wa. mndi6ed, by G1ing mnrhnum aud MN
iginpi-ss Tor example, that tho Csmmhtee oil
Privileges and Elections. shall consist OF not
les. than a. nor more than IL. Tho d,scus,ion
at lne ruiss possessing no general 'nt.res', we
have not thought 1t worth Will to report ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
FALL. RIVER

Providence n. } December s.-Ab"nt 'wen-
10 mile. from Providence, on the SIDES ani brow
Of a stony hill where few years since. Was
seen nothing but thr foam aud spray OF tfettlng
waters. rushing througha cleft Of rocks, which
mi ht have been
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

IN argument trJm Experience. = Goyetao
Cas-, OF Michigan, m m address delivered BE-
tore 'he Detroit Temperance Society on
IhanEsg tp'h9 q mug, ie,ntIhe as follows j." L.
may Ot allowed 10 speak Of rny self sfBnang
IN tAi' stcrel. place, wnuii say, thai slanI
here living monument oi the utter use e.,he.,
81 "rde"t spirits, having never tasted thru
ani yet have eadnei my fuli proportion OIL
fatigue ana exposure. u peace aud IN VAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

A Tlt formed by the prisoners confnei m
the Brideweli Prison New York, TO make their
escape, was fortunately discovered IN tine 10
prevent lis lntenied execution Tie liz OF The
HeSprr was 10 hayh been sacr'ncel, aud Gibbs.
"nr at tn- Gre" OF The bic Vm-yasd, was ,Ge
y .rson selected 10 4 the deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
,EsO CURE CHOPS, &C.-rAis

Il day opening variety oi articles for the
cure of Chop'd Lips. &c. &o. viz : Cold Cream
Syeopodium, Camphor Soap, Lip Salves,
Cream OF Amber, Almond Lotion, Golard'.
imp owed Lotion, Persian Lotion, sc &c.
Howell DAVIES.
Dec II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30

Orig inaiay.-A pleasant s,rt OF a discu'slo"
upon same local topic, has been carried on bp-
tween the Ai,lleiges'e Journal and the
Macon Telegraph, Georgia. The Telegraph
prUpounded certain inlcrrogatorres, 10 when
III" Journal replies. somer hat after oar Yankee
fashion, b. asking question, which involves"