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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

MOTICE.-All persons indebted to the estate Of the
late Jodedah Leeds, decd. requested 10 call
and settle them without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, requested TO present them pro-
perly authenticated for payment TO
JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or.
With the will annexed of Jededah Leeds dec.
April 2. I13-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

n WISH to employ at the Muddy Creek Mills ex-
n pefienced MILLER. None need apply but such
az can @rd the most satisfactory tesmonals Of homes
ty, cspabIity and .obriety
April 20. 49, 6t FRANCIS b. DEANE, ir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

aNOTToN YARN Virginid- Union Factory
~ situated 1 miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond
The proIrie,rs have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention this establishment owing 10 the circum
stance OF the portion of machinery in operation, being
limited, TO he insufficient supply the orders Of
ltole, with whose cIstom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn. they conf
denuy say, has been fully tested and proven by expo
Renee; ard having procured such additional stock
of machinery, TO justify the expectation" that they
will be enabled TO keep stock on hand' 'uihcient to
supply all orders ,~nich they may in future be favored
with they are Induced respectfully to solicit
extended share OF public patronage, an assurance.
that the article shalt a, all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms-Ail orders ji-
rseied to Union Mills Post Office, F!uvanna county,
Va) shall he promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
iivered either at the establishment in il,
vicinity the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
iinaiion.
TIMBERLAKE s. ]. * j. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan l6 Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

hRYG00DS Tue subscribers are now in re-
- ceit OF heir S,rng supply OF fmerican, British,
French, German, Stpiss and India Dry Goods u. ade
up of recent purchases in Philadelphia, .VeU York.
Boston and England, and embracing almost every
tcle in their line. They deem sufficient for their
toners 20 saw tia, their present stock is probably the
most extensive aud best assorted they have had,
and TO them and oher purchasers, that they
yer had |, much in their power to hold out induce
mcn,s 10 buy iio u, both at VIII sale and retail.
F. s. JAMES s. Co.,
Anil 4 l22-Rt Mnkei Snnare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

A - HHDS Sugar
4O 40 Bis. Loaf Sugar
Boxes do
80 Hhds. Molasses
30 Boxes Gunpowder Tea
100 Bags Coffee, part prime green
10 Tierces Rice
$50 Casks Nails
Tons Blisered Steel
Powder, (Dupon's)
Shot
Pepper
Aspice
Ginger
Nutmegs
Paper
Indigo
Copperas
1000 Sacks Salt
For sale by JOHN GARTH.
April 20. IlS-St
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY-

RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
a NOTION cloths and yarns, of a superior quality
u manufactured at this establishment, offered Tor
SALE Wholesale s RETAIL at the Propreors Office ION the
street leading to ShockG Waehosc) at moderate prices
They do not wish to make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton not having foun il suitable TO their pur
poses; but still prepared TO give the highest cash
price for prime pickrt. cotton.
May 10. -3-tf CUNNINGHAM s ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

TUvE Subscribers offer their services az Commission
chants, and will attend to the sales OF Tobacco.
Flour land other produce conided to their care. and
make the customary advances proiure in hand when
required. BAGWELL, SMITH & HANNAH.
Feb. 49, 9S-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

AMT ALLEN, MERcHA MI TAILOR, nearly OPP
w . posife the United States Bank, has received
by late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York., a
IN IN, extra superhne cloths and cassmeres fashion
able color; Floren'ine and Mars. lilies vestngs, ne,o
style; merno bombsZnes; brorhellas; summer cloth,
nso aud highly approved article for gentemens
toeor French and Russin drling.; satteens;
keens; Boudard's gloves; Chesterman's suspenders;
Tuwnson's s'ork'; supply OF The best trimmings, &C.
&c.-1he above Goods were selected personally ay
bima,d pledges himself that he has paid the srice,
attention TO quality and fashions.
W. a. tenders his grateful acknowledge TO those
who have so literally encouraged him, and hopes 10
ceive con inusnce cf the same.
April 81 H l20-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

NOrlCE.-By virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed
q TO the Subscribers, on the 30ih lay Of November
debt therein mentioned due 10 Edmund Winston, adm
with the will annexed Of Eimund Winston ST. dec.,-
we, one Of us will sell 10 rhs highest bidder, for
cash. the tract Of land in said deed mentioned,
much hereoi may he necessary TO pay That ror ion
Of said debt with interest, which may then he due
The sale will take place the premises, on Saturday
The 20 h day OF May next-The tract contains about
six Hundred and sixty four arres, and lies in the county
Of But bingham. about IN lie below the New Store,
and INN eIiatey on the Stage Road III was f,rmery
the residence of the late. Judge Edmund Winston, dec
aud has upon it's good Dwelling House and all other
houses necessary for such -siablisbment.-We be-
irve the title to be good, bu, will convey such only
is sc ted in us by said deed. SAM'L BRANCH,
WM. BEDFORD,
Aprl 27. 120-,ds TRUsrEEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

NJOTiCE All pea.ons having claims against The es-
IL tate Of Geo. M. Guy, dec will please present
them opetiy authenticated to Mr.. Edwin Porter my
attorney that arrangements may be made Tor payment
and all those tia, indebted 10 The ssid esa,e, will
tile their accounts with the said Porter without de-
lay. JAMES GUY Exc
Ap.ii &c. 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

HRENJAMINl n. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY AT
- LAW, having lately removed to Scousvilie, Al
bemarle County, will in future attend the Courts OF Flu
wanna, Albemare, and Buckingham. and Che Superior
Courts holden for the County Of Nelson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
lVA The Summer Course Of Lectures will begin
on Monday the 9th day of April, and end the
SAT- day preceding the first Mond. y Of November.
The month OF August is vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
OF Medicine.
VIM. p. devices, M. ID On Midwifery.
THos HARRIS, M. ID Surgeon u. S. .Nduy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAMB.JACKsoN, NJ. D.-On Materia Modica.
VIM f.. HoRNER, NJ. Don Anatomy
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ Don Chemi.try.
JOHN BELL, NJ. ID On the institutes OF Medicine,
and Medical jurisprudence.
HUGH l. HODGE,, NJ D.-On the Principles OF Sur
gerry w. +. HORNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street.
|. Plladelphis, April I1t-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

INVALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
" AUCTlON.-On Wednesday, the 18th OF My
next, at 10 O'clock, will be sad, under the
OF OrIs, DUNLOP, s Co. at their auction rooms, our
entire stock OF DRY GOODS, amounting TO upwards
OF 5000, comprising h- most general and valuable
assortment offered in his place. The sale will be
without Terms AID months credit for APP
proved gotiable notes. We -ba for six weeks
inuc TO offer our stock at private sale al very reduced
prices and invite those waning bargains TO give
us a call. KYLE COCHRAN.
April g. ll3-f
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"a UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG -
~ Notice il hereby given that all the cells in this in
stiiuton are occupied, and that patients will
be received un,il of the said cells vacaRt
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court OF Directors. l. HENLEY.
Nav 26. 5l-d
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May7. l23-G

w ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By
virtue OF deei OF Trust executed to me by the
late Dr. James Lyons, and duly recorded l shall Of
Ter Tor sale, at public auction. ION The premises in the
City oil Richmond, on Thursday, the sixth day Of May
next, at o'clock In the afternoon, two half acre lots
known in the plan OF the City by the Nos SIT and 5lS
together with the dwelling hou.e and all other houses
and imp ovemen,s thereon This property is situated
upon Shockos Hill, not far from the Shock Hill
ket Hcuse. AMI in the immediate neighbourhood Of MI
Robert Pollard and DR. Trent IL is desirable and val-
able residence, and is believed TO be well known that
minute description OF it i. cessary. Mrs Lyons
is entitled TO dover in the properly, which will he
ccnmued, If The purchaser chooses for a fair annual
Allowance
Al tie time ard place. will he sold an undivi-
ded moety OF wo-hal acre lots in Duvais addition in
thu neightourhnod Of Jane A. Grant and ohcrs known
by the Nos and 24-The title the above property l.
believed TO be nnquesonable, but acting as trustee
shall convey only such title "a il vested in The
sale will he made upon credit Of twelve monhs-the
bond wi security, aud deed Of trust nj on the pro
pertv, to secure the payment, will be required.
The sale will be conducted by Thos. Taylor, + q.
RICHARD MORRIS. Trustee.
April Is. 1l6--ids
| Circumstances which were not foreseen, and over
which the parties had no confront, have made il ne
cessary TO postpone the sale of the above property un
ill the 18th day OF this month"; which time il will
certainly be made, at the hour above n,en,ioned.-
6sALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.-By virtue Of
| ~ Deed of Trust executed TO me by the la.e DR..
ames Lyons, shall sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cath in front Of the Eagle Tavern,
IN the City OF Richmond, al III o'clock, Friday IN
2Sth doyIo this month, the following slaves, wit:
Jack, Ben, Robert, Toney, Frank, William, James
isaac, Hannah, Betsey and her two children, Lucy
and her two children, Nancy and James, Jenny and
her two children, Peter aud Rossnna-Polly Wanna
and Henry small hoy: many of them are very likely
RICHARD MORRIS. Trustee.
May T. l23-;ds
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WARRANTED SCYTHES.
INOR sale at the sign Of the PADDOCK, complete
assortment Of Scythes, which warrant.
Also the British Patent Scythcs, frem IS to 81 inches;
all worth the attention Of FARMERS.
. And general assortment of
HARDWARE
SADDI.ERY, and RODGE RS' FINE CUTLERY.
DEaRBOR.N@S PATENT BALANCES. p.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
= EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
Glasiers' Diamonds and Genuine Hemming's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS A. RUST.
April 30 12l--tlstJuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

Mr.. G orge l.. Sampson WAS opp in'ed Treasurer.
The depository Is kept at the Office of Mr.. G. j.
Sampson, on or Cary Street, and having on hand a
good assortment Of Bibles and Tesiamenis which viii
be kept up by fresh supplies from the American Bible
Society. The public invited TO call aud supply
themselves. The General Agent keeps his Office at
the Depository, OF which he has the general supernten
dence. JAMES GRAY
April 16 I17-12' Rec. Sec'Ty u s. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

NJOTICE.--Ail persons hereby cantiored against
IVtus,ing nywc Sarah n Hunter any article which
may chage my account, as am determined
no pfy fi,e sameste havirg voluntarily qulti-d my
he'd ami hoard SAMUEL J. HUNT.
Cbarlotte Aorit II I2V- wiz
yRtHE Subscribers IN want OF head miller at the
Middleton Mills. None need apply unless they
well recommended for honesty, sobF'ety an1
TUTwILER, McGRUDER & LEWIS
M,v5 t22--wJwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

~ Tho ENQUIRER published twice generally and
week during tho session OF tho Legislature
Dollars annuni,
svanse Notes of chartered specie paying banks (oy will be
The Eiitots will
BY ma the postage all letters being paid by the
writers ~
No paper but discretion of the
lEistoss) until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
will guarantee payment papers shall
ksvc tho tenth GRATlS. -.
= > TERMS OF ADvERTISINC.
Or Ono square, OR LESS-Fst insertion 75centscach
tinunnce, so cents.
inserted has paid for
by somc person In this city, s envrous.
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CAMpFlELD RACES.


ZANE AND HALF miles from Gloucester Ct.
" House, will take place Wednesday the 18th
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A + A MEETING OF the Board OF Managers OF the
"a. Bible Society OF Virginia. held The 7h Apr
The Rev. Eli Ball was appointed General Agen, for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
ID Ou1D SIN "a


APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT
| By aud Nth The airiee and e0nsem " he Sc
ndie.
George Black. Of New York, TO he Concul ol
/ ,he unied States n Santos Brazi'
! Iohn n. Campbell, OF FLORIDA. to be Attorney
of the Ililed states Tor the Soninern DIsIrc'
! o. Florida, IN tie place u John G. Slower. re-
signed.
! Albert Suith, ofMaine. 10 be Marshal Of the
Unlcd STATES tor the DIsttlcl of Name, III place
OF Benjamin Gteen, removed.
! niahin u Wight, OF orlda, 10 be Al
toraey utthe unded states Tor the Dstrct Of
| Wet floriIb
Leonard Jafvi., 10 be Collector Of The Cns.
TONS far the District, and Inspector OF the
Rcyenne, l1r The port of Pa.samaquoddy, IN
the Stale OF Maine. from The /. April, 1870
when the commission Of stephen thatcher rG
pred
Levi Il Lincoln, 10 be Appraiser of Goods
for the port oi Boston, IN the state of Massd
chuscts, vice w Lam Ii te, removed
Mn Clay 4 correspondent Of the Port
land Daily Advertiser OF the 30lh ult makes
some very sensible remarks on the present
rmb ,tra.smrnts Of the Combination. aud the
v,cws of Mcsrs CaihDaH aud IAN Burrn
The suhioiued Just aud eloquent remarks,
extracted from his communication. will excite
N the breast OF avery irur American, emoti Jns
responsiye 10 those of the writer
4" The name Of HeWy Guy Is calling up
among us ten thousand pleasing recoleCiions
There is IA magiG in the very NAME, associated
with the grandeur OF Republic. with hber',
herselt, and with almost every political hcr
dent thai docs us honor.
There is agush ofpatrioiism il recalling his
great aud mel H. ious services. Even the Jack
sou party speak oil hun asa gallant sacrificed
citizen, who not bending enough to the spirit
OF the times, has lost his lastre Tor the mo nent
yetthey look upon him asa "banshed Humau, "
whose return HE people will by md bv hail
With triumph aud acelanaiion. II is impDssi
ole 10 trace the history of his great via esnan.
his genus peeIlng through ohscurity, his alum
phant support OF South American In 'epen
deuce, and OF the Greeks, the prominent spot
h oocnpie, on e''ry leato Americas ent rpt-e
wlihou, being rem nded of Pluta, chs statesmcn
and heiur II IL vain 10 strive 10 put down
aud 10 keep down such men. The Deity ne.
Her CtCa'rd them 10 ba tIamped over hy mere
cods, wrhnm particle al inspiration about
them ~-Nhne he Is only Henry Clay, the eyes
oil the whole nation are turned upon him. Tie
is thought more OF. talked oi more, THAI all
the butterflies that are nov huiterng about the
C"phai He docs not str from home with
ou' IN citing with the admiration aud the patrio.
tlc tributes ofthonsands. His late visit to New
u leans !. the trowls who nockrd on the
hanks of the Mississippi To get "A slghi of him +.
the triumphant entertainments gwen him the
| warm hearted generous enthusiasm of those
who know hun all demonstrate the depth OF
that regard which the American people enter
tain ior him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

The .xt.e.anIs f1I dfnd mea'r #aG's "a
then .i.apnraf. Jhr elective franchise VII
he restored 10 ns pfIs'me pnfis. iteeuhse
patronage wili No longer teach as ~ The polh
that iouer ov.f mans support u pesef o
Yer his vii" and thu acton Of Our govern
tnent will by thus cleansing tie very tpfmg
f,en which il flows. become beneriofih fthhri,
bealtbI,,l and si.orpu, But II thrse piinctples
he nov tl,.re sar,led despisrd aud prosiaisd,
nur nesnle a t,l br converted into office hunters,
The contest fnt power will he every whefr cut
Quoted without reference 10 ptneiple, the
l.ciiye franchise will sink under the Influence
O. peTsonal hopes and personal trats, universal
corruption " ID be- substituted for that 'ntnr
without which republic cannot exist, aud ~
he expiration OF every -four years The ihnhi'
will swell aud the vcualhy viii iesirr, Unit,
thu deprayiiy u the whole system OF govern
rnent being 10 louser tolerated di'gnsir' dc
ie,icd and Disputed, by the complete failure
III DOR ATTEMPT az sell government, W. shell sink
Inio The arms of the first tr.hr who sh"ll be
willing 10 strike n mortal bow ~ the iter'Ies "'
his country. Let mr not BE- told, thtn, mat
the most sacred of our constitutional p'hhfer'
IS 10 become the victim of any sloVenlV dfai s.
man Of a commission OF n statute, conf fundihg
/ Executive power With Executive pleasure. Nv
the paramount law Of the land. Pte.Idrhi
! can officially know no pleasure h1i the peoplr
/ Interests, aud when You snflnr bim I" shk the
/ OH or in the man YOU violate IS slmi lest aud
most snlntry restrictions.
Spfcch 10 be Continued
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LATER.

| The ship Helen, al New York, briggs TO the
editors of that city Liverpool papers Ia The 10Th
| February,
| Cdy Of London Meeting. On Tuesday, Odd.
a meeting OF Merchants AID Traders ofthe City
| OF London WAS held in the Mansion house, the
| Loud Mayor IN the chair, for the purpose OF
taking iuto consideration the prupriety of PETE
tonng Parliament for an inquiry int o the caus.
es of the distress pervading the trading commu
MY. Inc meeting was addressed nj great
length by Mr.. Lrgge, Mr.. Young, Mr.. Perriog,
| Mr.. Walden, AlI Nichoi.on, Aldermen Wal h.
man. Wood and Thompson, and Mr. Hunt.
The respective speakers took IA comprehensive
view Of the present dslresses. and hilated upon
the necessity OF gieat reductions in the public
expenditure 10 meet the present exigeucies OF
the STATE. Resolutions were adopted expires
siye oil the feelings of the meeting on these to-
| pics and petitions Ia Parliament agreed upon
which ranked opprrN we Taxation, tQe aliera-
ton in the Currency, and tho principles ci
Fee Trade as the chief causes Of the mIsior-
tunes Of the country, and on motion OF Nj.
Hunt, two resolutions we're agreed to, and OF
dt-red to he embodied in the petitions which
attributed the origin OF the public distress TO
the expenses incurred in the rosecut'on st the
American aud French wars, aud expressed the
faint hopes ofrhe meeting OF obtaining redress
reform in the Commons House of Parliament
On the same day, in the House Of Comdnons,
MIR H. Grant presented petition from 957
persons oil the jewish persuasion, being Brush
born subjects praying for the removal OF the
c,vil disabilities affecting them. The number of
Jews in Eog land said 10 be $4,000.
IN the House OF Commons, on the 22d Feb
Mr. o Council asked whether his Majesty
Government were aware OF law made by the
State of Georgia, allowing all vessels 10 come
into their ports, except those naviga'ed 10y free
men OF color. being British subjects, and that
,hr British subject, not perfectly white. WAS
excluded as peslilent object. Mr.. Peel said
that within a lew days Information OF the act
alluded TO had been received and that the sub
ject was under consideration. A reference
had been made To the Kings Advocate TO Know
whether the ltas'in such an act, not for the
purposes OF quarantine. but 10 prevent inter
course between Eng sh free aud American nm
free people OF color was not violation OF
treaties. MIR. Peel sad he unable TO com
tic decision Of the Gyrernnenl-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
LATEST FROM CARACAS

Caracas dates of Feb. %. have been rs.o;v.d
oy The way Of ST. Thomas.
~ was reported ia Caracas, on the au,hor;,y
r. Ca 'e,sers rom Guonare, that The province q,
Ta mao declared in favor of VepezueI.
Csaarai 'o"o"hs proclamation was issued by
PeopI. Of Co., VA ', r 10Th February
'ne lvran' of Colombia is ADVANCING with b;s
,e rs, ana that he intends to violate thu sa
So'' VI iioe'ty. Venezuela. Thi, ia VIA, on,
w., M,'a ,e Inc Common oppressor has taken
.ne decisive step, which viii result in the gu
'a""sameni OF your precious rights. Liberty
xhols ,ra use" oy the blood Of despotS and The
ny. WIN yfan'
fenezueleans This is the moment ,o tile,
your s"Ie"a oaths. Your properly. von,
iiyas every thing in short, not excepting Won,
ives IS henceiorth not your own all :. '1 Ill.,
property OF your couatry aud Of liberty ~, '1e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

L'ee'!efry The CIV. and military ChsT-p....
"ho has displayed distinguished y,lor a2
has declared hunseil opposed to the INN va.
project OF the migrate iuI Carracene Sim oes
war. he VINO las given so many days nj, %.
TO the very man who nov attacks us-b,.' 's
name aud thai OF his COMPANIONS in Ytt4
viii bury the Tyrant and yonr prom, 'n'
Pow erinl cooperation will carry The ar,, uni
Venezueia lothe habiatiaus ofyonr nnlo4,", u
brethren. the oppressed inhabitants of r. ,'.'f
aud to the remDte,i recesses of iyranuv So
JOHN B. ARlZMEYDr
Caracas February 20. 1880. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

Persons accustomed from infancy 10 bss.
doctrines invented by men denominafed II 4.
3" spe', are naturally led 10 charge the Gos5a'
WIN whatever mixture OF human nnrerlrctit
these doctrines may cont ain. =. HdntiiBr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
Federnis match has iCgou can

snwed Eight q arts Of Flax Seed on n
Quarier Of an Acre of ground, from which
dressed ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
POUNDS of Clean Flax.
During the 'eign Of old Fed Adams | only
raised l. pounds, During the / years OF the
young Fed Adams 53 Now old Hickory.
come. Hu1d for Jackson and Fiar.
AollBuRY MAUI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
TWO DAYS LATER.

BY the Ship Salem, Capt Richardson of New
York, Liverpool dates 10 the 9th and London
o the 4th of March. haze been received We
subjo'n few Items from the New York papers
ni Thursday.
Hamburg papers of the 23d Feb. contain an
account of the speech addressed I, the En-.
peror OF Rnssh by the Turkish Ambassadors,
and his Imperial MajeS'ys answer. winch is
highly pacific, bat seems 10 leave the question
OF an abatement IN the terms of tie treaty OF
AdrlanoPl 10 the mission OF Corlt OrIotI, now
at Gon,tantinope
IL is said thai the king of Denmark is sbou,
10 give new constitution 10 hi, do,uipions in.
GLIDING national representation II will he
remembered that the Kings OF Denmark ha, e
been absolute SnVereigns or nearly twocenluries
hoih Tie voluntary surrender of heir privlleaes
oy the representatives of the states
hlr d. "iant Ia, gwen notlce. in the House
oil Commons, TIA, on Monday the 18th inst.
ne would move tor leave To briur in a hill ia,
the repeal OF the civil disabiliues affecting the
Brush born subjects PROCESSING the Jewish re.
ligon.
The Duke of Richmond was on Tbu,sdav
'"o i''" u''. TO move the appointment of a Sc
iec' committee to take into consideration the
co"o''on OF The working classes" The LORD,
were ordered 10 be especially summoned on the
occasion OF such motion