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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
Hopewell. March 80.

Census Of 1890 The bull which provides for
taking the census Of the United States during
the present year, received the signature Of the
President March 23j, having previously passed
bota Houses OF Congress. The enumeration
IS TO Commence on the hrsi day Of June and 10
he completed III SIX months al larhtsl, count
ing FROM thai date. II is provided NV this law.
hat the number OF white male, under five years
shall he specified of white males aud ienales
Distinguishing the sex beIweea five and ten
years, ten aud twenty, twenty aud thirty, and
So on up 10 a hundred. a so the nun her above
the aye of loo. Slaves aud free colored persons
are 10 be enumerated IN similar manner-the
Two classes being kept distinct. aud The grada
hons ia aye MS fellows Under 10: lota "a; "a
10 30 30 10 30 % TO loo ip aud upwards
Among the whites, the number OF aliens i, to
be- specified, aud among whites and blacks.
tdisur gushing the color) the number VINO are
blind, and the numher ol deaf and dumb. above
the age Of -, between ia and 20, aud under IA
respectively.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

Always observe this rule stick to conn.
sense against the world and whenever \ M
wou'h persuade You of any thing cont,s,, ,
mar, never he moved 10y any tricks aud felr
rs Oh sophistry, let him use ever SO many
Seeker -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
r. ANCY ARTICLES.

"A ~ ~
Walking Caucs, gill and figured Ivory head.
| Box Wood and fancy Stuff Boxes
Qulll bark fine Ivory aud Pockei Combs
China, Desk aud Pocket ink,lands
Cups and Balls, an amusing article
Crayat St,ilenets, Masks OF va ions PIXIES
Pickle Spoons AVID Folks. Mustard spoons
Leather Purses, steel Bnsks
Gill Beads, superior Su.penders
great variety Of plain and tui lass sme'hnG
bottles
A complete assortment OF Lowe English Sha
wing Cakes
do DO do Fancy DO
Medalions, "a new ariicle)
Elegaut 10y Watches for girls and boys
Tooth Brushes, Coat Plaster
Superior Chinese Whi Counters
Roman Violin Strings
Bead Retcnes. Visiting Cards
Coucave Mirrors, Screw Cushions
Pocket Books and Wallets, assorted
Otto Rose, Naples Soap
Drawing Crayops. Elastic Carriers
Bohemian Mantle Ornaments
Do Tumblers
DO Mugs, Pitchers, Cups and oaucers for Il
dren
Oil cloth table Mats (new article
Wax and Kid Dolls ofevery kind
Poneroy' Razor Straps
Emersons do. do.
I air Brushes, Silver rhimbles
fIemmng & Sons Needles, assorted
Key Rings, Sugar Nippers
Percussion Pts OILS and Caps
Knives and Forks, for children
Rogers superior Razors, in donble aud sas
cases
DO do pen and pocket Knives
Elegant cut Wme Glasses ND IunbierS
Lamp Glass aud Wicks. of evtry SIT DC.
4A Q G.2hTRSa = 9.
White Green and Java ColGe
ST Croix Sugar
Old Madeira Wine (Gilials importation O.
1922
Sicily Madeira do
| French Madeira do
! Port and Ienerihe do
Dry and swee, Malaga do
Superior pine apple Cheese
Bnnch Raisns, Capers
| Oranges, Lemons
Jameison's Crackers (fresh)
Havana and American Segars, &c. SC.
1GDEGIyeRao e o.
Caicined Magnesia
| Mace, Pearl Ash
EPSON and Clauber Salts
Campfire. Cream Tartar
Salad Oil, Liguorice
! Seidlifz and Sofa Powders
Castor Oil. in at pl. and 1pt. bottle
Paragoric. Oil Peppermint
! Oil Lemon, Pearl Barley
! Maccaboy and other Smu1's
Hair Powder, Canary Seeds. &c. sc. &r.
SAMUEL AYRES.
| April IL III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

any one mmbrr n his family suppose hat IN
eases where the said elect is produced, the
chocolate is made Too slrong and will moi
strong cofre produce trembling OF the nerves
aud strong I.n prevent ole from sleep 7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

He uest hula Negotiation. Extract of a
letter from London, dated lt;tn Fanrnary
:" think there is not much nrosnoc, 81 tho
intercourse between the United States and tho
brush r West India Islands being renewed
ne above, II is stated in the Bos,on Do;Iy
nnVer''ser' comes from gentleman who has
''e oes' sources OF information omen IN him
upo' '"'s sAolect, and may therefore be relied
~, ~" q, p'esen'og correct view of the proba-
West India trade. e''''''"' 'o' '''e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.

Mobile, March - We learn that Oh Iifiday
ev-nslg last, a room ~ the ihltd si'ty ut
n tues Hotel, wa. catered by the aud OF false
KEYS aud robbed of a numher of valuable gold
watches, chains. eaf.rIngs, diamond pins. &c
- the value oil near thTse thousand dollars.
The robbery was effected while alr. Aneker,
the owner oil the articles, was at lea. Several
gentlemen of this city had heen in the room, 10
examine The watches. &c and they mad nol
been pul up, but were lying somewhat exposed
when Mr.. Anrkef left ia. room carefully lock
lng the door: on hi return, Ia about 30 minutes
the door was found open. and the prncipa
part Of his valuables missing. Not the slightest
tface of them has yei been discovered.
Tohe Editors ofhe Charlottesville 1deoca'e
fe~ days since several young grnllemei
students oi The University in on, vicinity, con
criveh the design Of establishing Temper
auce Society. paper 10 this enra was I'M
meaiaiely drawn up, signed by themselves
and put in circulation among their fellow stu
den's. The result is, that spcieiy respec u
able for the number Of IFS members, comISset
exclusively oi STUDENTS Of HE Imrnsiiy Of IN
GINA, nnd having Tor It's object the suppression
OF lnrempcrance. is nov m existence. 10 tn
| riends oi this Institution, at n distance. tins
mny perhaps prove gratifying intelligence
As for those who have had an opportunity q
personals, observing the general deporimen
" The Sindrnis OF the present Session, thew 4
aulre no such evidence of their Temperate
and Sobriety. OfihlS they haze had praclica
demonstration.
A CHi.en NJ Chdii9RstrHc.
| dprdSh 1890
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
FEMALE EDUCATION

FEMALE EDUCATION,
FH1l1E next session Of the sub.crbtr', Schn =
n will commence on Monday the sd {
Ma, and close the last of July, when there Vi,
he IA vacation oil two months. No pui VI.
ne received for a less period Than from the tim.
Of entrance TO the expiration of the SESSION.
Terms, AS heretofore, 50 per month.
+. Il. SMITH
March 90 iftf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
Bagwell, Smith AMI lIannaI
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

'nfAVlNG taken Samnel Hannah as a par
- ner III our concern in Richmond, the h.
slness III future viii be conducted under Il.
firm of Bagwel, Smith and Hannah and ur..
the snperniendance and management oil A..
Hannah, in rerson.
We shall continue our business here, and Il.
Il future transact Comm ission Business. an
respectfully tender our services TO the public nj
that capacity. Advances will be made IN III
ducc when placed IN cur hands. il required.
SMITH, BAGWELL &c.
Feb. 6tnlllg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

TARS. 1OMpkINS, continues to teach
WE Music on The Piano Forte She also re.
cei'rs Dung ladies in her family as boarders
April |. inlM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
ADDITIONAL SPRING
Fancy Articles, &c.

slNHE subscriber has just received TIE Ia
i lowiog articles, 10 which he rrsprltu Ia
invites the attention OF ais friends and liz pue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

hi,n. Now" said ne, aiior giving ;cm rood shut
file and s'apping tho pack down upon n table, an
bet any man ten dollars cut the Jack of henrts
at the FIST attempt" Nobody seemed incne, IN tnL.
him up, however, till at last weather beaten New
England skipper M pca-jackct, stumpt him bv ex-
claiming "Darred II don't bet you! But stop; let
me ifnlrs right" Then taking up and inspect
ing il ifto SEQ tha, there no deccption i'm II
he returned il tn the table, ind began TO tumble "A
bout IN side pocket first taking out a Jack knife
aud then twist Of tobacco, &c. til he produced
n roll ofbank notes, from which he took ono of SIo
and handed II to by-staudcr; the gambler did Tho
same, aud taking out pen knife, aud literally cut
ting The pck in two through tho middle, turned with
an AR OF triumph to the company, and demanded if
he had not cut the Jack of hearts. "No IN be darn
ell If you have" bawlcd Jonathan "iar here il i,
safe and sound" AZ the time producing the card
from his pocket, whittier he had dcxtcruusjy CONVEX
cd 1t while pretending TO examine the pack TO SCI,
If Il was al! right" The company were copyuI.oJ
with laughter, while the poor .'chd of cbnnce' wa.
tam TO confess that IT was hard getting to wind
ward OF a yankee. - NORFOLK HERALD.
Death 6y Po's'n.-A correspondent has furnish
cd us the following remarks the recent death of
young in Sudbury, penny in con,.,uano
er'hen crooks, which had imbibei the glazing of
read lead. The apple butter our correspondent
tra .T. apple sauce; aud the crooks, jars.
Ihis occurrence IL not new. Al. earth INWARD J.,
either glazed with lead salt and it has becn
a matter of asonishment to those who are .e-
quainted with the chemical property of lead tina.
m'Hy houseK'cpcrs should continue TO put up their
preserves or pickles III esrhcnware Jars -the least
1cid IN either will dccompose the elszing and the
lead II absorbed into the conton,sSTbe dcls,c,i
Gus and often fatal effects are well known TO tho
faculty The article that will preserve in rood
condition Tor any length Of time, are Jars made
OF green or black glass, which is composed of sand
ard soda, and 1t is well known to many tina, il bI
the property of keeping butter pure through the
hot weather. Coniectoncrs and those who mike
BUSINESS OF putting up pickles. Use glass almost
oHc.usVeiy; stone or earthenwnre being considered
unit TO contain preserves, pickles or even sac
ch"rnc liquids not only from their d.leterious effect
upon the FORMER, but because they tend TO pro-
o"ce aciui.y III thc latter. Boston Patriot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
Prcscn. majority for the Constitution G
To run EDIToBs or THR VINO.
POWERS OF TOnACCn

tcmcn return you my thanks fDr tho pronint manner IA
whcbyou gave publicity my FIRST short essay on the yuss
OF tobacco In isv errors have occurred which will
be corrected by the Intelligent reader The theme upon wb
have undertaken TO write very fruitful ono but tho ar
cc scl' hos long since acquired degree Importance viii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18
I.OLIaYILIE. AlnY J.

LOUISVILLE, May >.
me rcpoTt Of an explosion on board the Feliciana
as published ~ our poper Of Saturday was entirely
uhIoundrd. Persons should be- very cautious in Civ
ing currency to such statements In dosrcnd,no1 Inc
HVer, we now understand that thc Feliciann ran a.
ground upon sand bar, where she wos detained
some tme and We suppose the story Of the bursting
81 so o. her boilers grew oct 81 that circumstance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-18

Diamond cut didy,0nd--A few weeks ogo "sport-
ing character" iooked in at the HygcIa Hotel, Just
ito see If lac could fall in with any subjects, but find
ne none, and understanding from the respectable
proprietor, Mr.. Parks, that lac could not be- accom-
nodated with private room wherein TO exercise
the mysteries of his craft felt the time begin to hang
heavy on his hands; in order 10 dispel ennui he
took out pack of cards and began to amuse the by
ISLANDERS in tho bar room with number ofingenious
tricks with them, which soon drew crowd around
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16
DOYf4MNSSa

.Nondoy -. The Srnare was principally occup-
p-d in the discussion Of the bill for iDdernnfyng
the citizens OF Mis- ouri, who had lost property by the
deptedAons Of the Indians. in 1912 and 1873
Mesrs. Benton and White supported, and Mr..
Holmes opposed the bill The debate will he given at
eagh as soon as our repor,erscan prepare them from
their NOTES.
In the House Of Representatives during the usual
course Of the preentston Of petitions, an animated dis
cusson took place on the subject Of memorial fro,
sundry citizens OF New York, respecting the Creek
and Cherokee Lands in Il State Of Georgia. The
notia the language Of which was objected to, by
veral menber', az dsrespeclfu TO Georgia, and after
debate, which will be at length in our preced.
ing columns. and in which Me,Ts Thompson Spencer,
Of N. Y. Wilde. Drsyion, Lumpkin, Wayne, Mailary,
Stor OF Y. FoHer, Cambreleng, Archer and Me
Due took part, was finally referred to the committee
on Indian Affairs. Vsrou, petitions we're presented
relative to the transmission Of the Mail on Sundays
and numerous bills reported, among them for
the graduation OF the price Of the Public Lands which
read first and second time and referred to Com
mtiee Of the Whole House OIL the State Of the Union.
u. s. TEL
Tie House Of Representatives found itself yesterday,
unexpectedly engaged In some what animated de-
bate, on question hicb does not usually give rise to
overwhelmingly, the reference Of petition. The
petition was presented TO the House week two
ago from meeting Of eiiiz M held in New York, and
then laid the table praying the pterposiiion OF Con-
gre 10 protect the indiana OF the South against the in
justice and oppression which the petitioners bend
to be threatened by the gisaion OF the States W Thin
WWch the lnudns re'fe-reieTrng 10 The Stale OF
Georgia ularly, perhaps solely, for have not
had an opportunity Of reading the paper The petition
Is couched IN strong and as rome OF the gentlemen
serted, iDdecorous language, applied as is towards the
Legislature Of one OF The states Of the Union A re-.
mark Of member from Georgia on what he conceived
the d'fe'p"ctlul aud improper language Of the memo
rial, drew forth reply, which elicod remarks from
others, uAu the dseUs,ion gradually sweled into an
animated and not unntere''iDg debate.
BY most If the gentlemen from GeorgiN, ard nv MIR
NIL
ed that the language Of the petition highly dsre
specul and indeeorous towards soyereign State Of
the Union and that IL would be saDctioning The indeco.
run TO receive The petition and dspos of in the ord-
nary mode, which they srenuously opposed. More
over that the attention Of Congress had been called 10
the subject BY the President Of The United Sales and
was nov undergoing inquiry and investigation by the
proper completes add that this memorial was in fact
nothing more than argument against the views Of
the Chief Magistrate, and demanded no action on the
part OF the House, sc. &C,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16
IN CHANCERY-Lancaster County Court, Dcccm-

In CHANCERY-Lancaster County Court, Decem-
n Der, 1929:
Isaac Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who was Mary
Ann Dameren and the said Isaac Brent administrator Of
Caroline Dameren, decd. Pitts
against
James Ellis and Jane his wife, William Ellis and Eliza
beth his wife, James Bergman, Margaret Bergman,
children oil Nancy Bergman, who was Nancy Dame
rem, Willis Dameren, VIM. Dameren, James Brent and
Elizabeth his wife, who Elizabeth Dameren and
Margaret 5. Bryant who was Margaret s. Dameren,
Delis.
The plaintiffs by their atorDies having heretofore filed
their BILL and appearing to the satisfaction of the
that the defendants James Ellis and Jane his wife, Will
liam Ellis and Elizabeth his wife, James Berryman and
Margaret bergman and Willis Dameren, are not in .
habants OF this commonwealth, il is, therefore, order
ed that the said defendants appear here before
the hrst day of March Court next and answer
the bill OF The COMPLIMENTS and that copy of this or
der be published in some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, and another copy posted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of this country for eight weeks
| successfully Attest,
ROBT. r. DUNAWAY, ID. G..
Jan H. S6-wSwA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

4 NoTTON YARN-Virgnid-U Union Factory-
~ situated IA miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail ',age road, leading irom that place to Richmond.
The propretos have hitherto f1rborne TO solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment owing TO the crcurn-
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation being
so limited. to be insufficient TO supply the orders of
those, with whose custom favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn, they conf
DENLY say has been fully tested and proven by expe.
ence; and having procured ouch an addi: ienal stock
OF machinery 10 justify the expectation. that obey
viii he ensbled 10 keep stock hand sufficient 10
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully TO solicit more
extended share OF public pstronage,-wh assurance
that the article shalt at all times be furnished the
most moderate and RESPONSIBLE terms. All orders d-
rected TO Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county
Va) shall be promptly attended to-aDd the Yarn de-
liveTed either at the establishment -deposted in ito
veiniiy the Three Cbop Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation may suit its dec
tibaion.
TIMBERLAKE & J. & J. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan. 16. Self
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

On Mo other hand, Il was argued that the language
becaus. the injustice which deprecated and invoked
the Government TO avert was hypothetical and cup
positiou'; that the language was strong indeed, but
such ss freemen had right 10 address to their Repre-
sentatives subject which they deemed Of national
concernment that even IL il were ndecorous towards
one OF the States OF the Union that not sufficient
10 justify the rejection OF she memorial iDasmuch
indecorum In rs language towards Congress could
alose justify Congress in refa.iog 10 receive II; that
the right 81 petition wss sacred right, and should not
be curtaed or denied without the cIear~st aud most
indi.putabe grounds for such ,,ep, Sc SC.
NAT. Inf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

~JAS committed to the Jail Of Powhatan couply.
w (Va,) on the 26lh Of Oct. Last, as Runaway,
negro man, who says his name is Ryal--tha he was
carried from Buckingham county, by Richard Bailey
to South Carolina, and sold 10 James Otwsy Of stump
Ter district from whom he sbsconded The "a negro
IL Of dark complexion, FIVE feet III inches highspare
N sde.-io appearances. about 20 or 81 years old Had
on, when committed 10 JAIL short roundA bout coat
home spun, dove Notwithstanding SHIFT and sack
ing pantsloons The Of said negro, Is requested
to come forward prove his property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with the law d
reefs. RICHARD BASS Tailor
Jan. is. S6-wl2w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16
d. BRIGGS,
Secretary Of the Convention.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE.
Ordered, that the roll containing the draft Of the a.
nended Constitution adopted by this Conve n,ion and
by It submitted TO the people OF thi, Common alth
Tor their raticai on or rejection, be enclosed by the
Secretary in case proper for its preservation and de-
posted among the archives OF the Council of State.
Ordered that the Secretary do cause the journal OF
the proceedings OF this Convention, he fairly entered
In well bound book. and after the same shall have
been signed by the President and aested by the Sc
creiary that he deposit the same. together with all tn
original documents in the possession the COVE ton,
and connected with its edngs among the arcbve,
OF the Council OF a'e and further that he cause ten
printed copies OF the said Journal TO be well bound,
and deposited in the Public Library
Ordered, that the President of he Convention do
certify true copy OF the amend ed Constitution TO the
General Assembly in session; and that the Gencr-
al Assembly be and they are hereby requested to make
any additional provisions by law, which may he ncces
sary aud proper for submitting the to the voter
thereby qualified 10 vote for member. Of the Genera
Assembly at the next April elections, for organic
ing the Government under the amended Constitution
in il shall he approved and ratified nv such voter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

NOTICE-To the Richmond and BROAD Rock Joc-
v Key Cfnb--A meeting Of the above Club is earn
estly requested on this day, at the Eagle Hotel, {
o'clock for the purpose Of taking into consideration the
Propriety OF changing the time Of their next Spring
Meetings. j. NJ sELDEN, prooric,or.
Jan. is s6It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

nJ Bishop A. Campbell nds delivering disconrs-
es on the Christian religion the following places viz:
Sunday, January II al Bethany, Louisa.
Monday, Jan. Is at Fork Church, Hanover.
Tuesday, Jan. 10 at Mangohick, King William.
Wednesday. Jan. 20 al Upper King s. Queen.
Thu sday, Jan. 81 at Upper Essex.
Saturday. Jan 90 at Bowlingreen.
Sunday, Jan. II az FreheI lie k.hilr1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16
USE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC LANDS.
The House again resumed the consideration Of the
| resolution moved by Mr. Hunt on the 18th December
ultimo.
The question REQUIRED on the motion made by Mr.
Martin on the same day, to amend the same
MIR. Burgess Of Rhode Island, resumed the remark.
interrupted by the last adjournment He had not
cded when the hour allotted 10 the consideration of re
solutions had expired.
CONTESTED ELECTION FROM TENNESSEE
The House resumed the consideration Of the report
OF the Committee Of Elections the memorial IF Tho
as d. Arnold contesting the election OF Pryor Lea
Mr. Arnold (being at the BARI asked whether il would
be in oider for him to now in the House srg.
mems delivered 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
The Speaker answered in the negative.
Mr. Arnold said he had been informrd that such was
me rule Of Tho House, but wished 10 know the fact from
the Chair There were, he said, SONS things said in
committee
The Speaker ssd IL was not In order to reply in the
ffou'e TO arguments which had been urged in Commit
tee Of the Whole
should be made bv member, and desgned only 10
state generally tChV he wished IL TO be made Some re-
marks, he said had been made in debate which he de-
sired to answer directly, bat which, situated az he wss
ne couli not answer indirectly, " at ALL He, there
lore, hoped that me mber who had the power 10
make the motion, would that the House should 20
into Committee OF the Whole upon the subject. This
course would accommodate him much and would oe.
cupy but little time
Mr.. Archer OF Virginia. said that, consideripe the
character OF this discussion. II seemed 10 him but fsi,
mar the request OF the petitioner should he complied
with On that request, though he ss little desired IA
pToract the discussion az any other gentleman he
moved to recommit the report to the Committee Of the
Whole WV
Mr.. Taylor OF New York supported this pvopos;tiop
on The general ground that the party opening his suse
ought upon the rules OF reason aod analogy have the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-16

Jan. rs