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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

Direct from PHILADELPHIA
Il III. BLAMlRE begs leave TO inform his friends
- and the public, that he has just received in ad-
dition, by the schr. Richmond, from Philadelphia, a
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
which with confidence, he recommends -
Among them
Peas, early Charlton and carly Washington, (si.I
wecks)
Do large dwarf marrowiat
Beans, carly do snap, without strings
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Lima or butter
Beets, early turnip rooted, red
Do long blood
Cabbogcs, line Early Yorl,
DO do late do
DO green Gurod savoy
Do yellow do do
Do fiat Dutch
Do early battersea
DO large late drumhead
Cauliflower, carly and late
Broccoli, white cape
DO purple do
Carrot, carly horn aud long orange
Celery, white, solid and red
Pursnp, large Dutch
Do Lima
spinnage. New Zealand, lone plant covers four
Reddish, early scarlet short top
Do red turnp or cherry
Do early yellow, round and salmon
Turnp, Hanover
Do white flat and fiat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, (early)
Ruta- baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early fram
Do long green Turkey flor picklinnl
SQnashes, early patty pan These are the best
Do long green kind ofsquashes
Melon, true cantoope and pine apple
Cress, curled, parsley curled
Do nasturtium
Canary seed
Grass seeds, blue sword, (for carpetiug yards
Do LucCrn. mar II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
IHESAURMS POEIICn.S:

an Pocca Treasury of the choicest descriptions SMILES
~ aud sentiments Of the celebrated Foreign and Amer
can Posts'-Thrce copies only, just received by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

SIR Wdlter Scott again.
'ENIlE Cabinet History of England Scotland and Ire
4 land, by the Right Hon Sir James Macintosh, NJ.
- Sir Walter Scott, Bart and Thomas Moore esq vol
ls,, received by
march H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

The Subscribers offer for Saie,
OK IIhds and 50 bbls West India and New Or
OSV leans sugar
81 boxes and 10 bbs loaf sugar
% hhd5 molasscs
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
0 bhds and 50 barrels whiskcy
Wines Of various kinds, vinegar
20 tons bar iron, Swcdcs, English g. american
tons castings
Steel, German, cast and b.stCrCd
Cut nails and brads
Noynscotia griudstonos
900 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon DO
80 icrccs rice
GOO do Thomaston limo
80 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linsccd oil, TAR
Spices, pepper, ginger, pimcnto and cassl
Alum cOppcras, birthstone
Saltpetrc, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and rnisins
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers, dCcantcrs, wines
Patent shot, gunpowdcr
Imperial, gaIpowdcr and black teas
Mackercl, No. Q and g cheese
Domestic Goods viz. shcciings shiriings
broadclo;hs, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing seine and wrapping twiuc,
Shoe thread, &c &c
fob 10 L. WEBB s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
NEW GOODS.


DY the last arrivals from New York and Phiadel.
I'D phia, H. NELSON has received n large ant
general assortment of Fresh Spring Goods comprising
every variety of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
adapted to the season-among which,
Black and coloured mandarines and palmyrencs
A and Cd fancy plaid and striped ginghams
Etofie indcnni Ia style French gingtanlsl
Adranoples and cotepaly, Piain and figured
Mandarin and Nankin grapes and pongecS
Matteoni's heavy black Italian lustring
Heavy India company satins and lcvantinc5
Black and cooureG eros dc Naples and Gro dc Der
Inns
Black senshaws and sarccncts
Coloured aud black marceline and florence silks
New style Prints of every quality
Cotton cambrics and jaccnets
Checked and figured do
Plain and figured Swiss, null, and book musns
Sd medium muslins, and Swiss cravats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdkfs.
ia, Sd and Cd plain and worked bobinct laccs
Gimp luccs, edgngs and quillings
Thread laces and edgings assorted
Negant lace capes, pelerenes and collars
Black and white lace wells
White green, and black gauze do
Embroidered Grape, berege and gauze hdkfs
Long and short baregc and gauze scarfs
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black silk and cotton hosiery
Fine beaver, Hosskin and silk gloves, assorted
Garnture and gauzc cap and bonnet ribbons
New style rich belt DO
Curved and plain tortoise side uUruJs
Brazilian tuck side and dressing do
Blue. black and fancy broad cloths
New style Marseilles vcstings, assorted
Do imperial horentne do
Nance chop nankeens, of superior quality
Fine and extra superfine Rowen cassimcrcs
Cotton horentine and imitation lasting
Brown and white French drillings
Cd French marino bonibaZinc5, for mems wear
English do assorted qualities
Coloured and black circassians and bombaZctts
Black and mkt lasting and prunca
IA and rs heavy Irish linens and lawns
5, 6 and ga sheengs, assorted
Diapers and table dumnsk do
Scotch and German Cznaburgs
Heavy domestic cotton do
Common urd supcriine tckings
Apron and furniture checks
Superine brown and bleached twist shirtings
Brown shectings shrtings, Plaids stripes and jeans
assorted
A large and superior assortment OF umbrellas, and
paraso.s
With variety Of othc- desirable goods, which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
APP 22-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
MEDICAL,

CMEDxCALss
"A Essay on the Remtcnt and Intermittent
Diseases, including, generically Marsh and Neu-
raiga--comprsing, under the former, various anom-
olcs, obscurities, and consequences; and under the
new systematic view Of the latter treating of tic
denIoureuX, sciatica, headache, ophthalmia tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
OF this generic disease. By Jno. Macculloch, NJ. D.
L. r. s., sc. sc. &c
The Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases of the
Teeth. BY Thos. Bel. F. X. S. &c Sc Ins,
published, and for sale by j. II. NASH. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

On Foreign Afairs-Nlessrs. Archer. Ever
EFT, OF Mass. Taylor, Polk, Crawford, Barnwell
| Wayne.
On IerriiorieS-Messrs. Clark, Strong,
creighton, Armstrong. Angel, Cowles, w. b.
Shepard
On Military Pensions-Messrs. Trezvant,
Lecompte Chiffon. Hammons, Bockee. Ford,
But man
:, On Reri'ai and Unfinished Busines-Nessrs.
Pierce. Reed, Person.
. On dcc0unfs-Messrs. Maxwell, of N. Y
Swand and Broadhead.
On motion OF Mr.. Allston il was ordered that
"hen the House adjourn. il ado III to meet
on Monday.
MIR thompson, Of Ceorgis, rose TO move an
a"!nutnment but gave way.
mr.. Buchanan stated, tn II, as the House had
till Monday. be would state that the
I ourt of lmpeachnrni would meat on Monday
l nc managers are all present except one. They
had prepared heir replication, and in order that
there shoid he no delay, he would ask that
when The House adjourns. it adjourn 10 meet
NJ II o'clock on Monday, SO as 10 afford time
TO pat in the replication.
he House then adjourned to Moniav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
POETRY.
DIVINE IMPRESS.

f,.. mt tint that paints The lose,
= decks the lily fair,
=. ,,,ssks the hunblest flower that grows,
Rnt Heaven has placed IL there.
,,..,Iv dawn there's moi a gale,
acrass the Ian Escape dris'n.
A. M, breeze that sweeps the vale,
Thai is not sent by Heav'n.
.rbe,s,. no, of gras. single blade,
or leaf of lee LEST mIen,
,ybere Heavenly skill is not displayed,
And Heavenly wisdom seen.
There's not tempest dark aud dread,
Or storm that rends the ali,
nr hast thai sweeps DER oceans bed,
Bat Heavens own voice Is thrre.
There's 1T star, whose i"lnklIng hsht,
lllnmes the distant earth,
Aud theer, The solemn gloom OF night,
But mercy gave 1t blrth.
There nota cloud whose dews clstill
Tn tn parching cIod,
Al. iolhe with yprdure, vale aud hill,
"a, is not sent by God.
There's moi place in earlh's vasi round,
10 ocean deep or air,
Where skill and wisdom are not found
For Christ is every where.
Around beneath, below, above,
Wherever space extends,
There Hesv'n displays its houndless love,
And power with mercy blends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRE- sENTATlyEs.
FRIDAY, DC. 10.

The House proceeded to the consideration
of the order of the day moved by MIR. Taylor
Yesterday, for the appointment OF the Stand
ing Committees, pro. ded Tor by the Rules Of
the House, when tue Chair announced them as
iollws
Committee OF Elections. -Messrs. Aston,
Fucker, Claiborne, Randolph, Johnson, (tenn,)
Bsekman aud Coleman.
OF Wuys and Mean, -Messrs. McDuthe, Yer
planck. Dwight, Ingersolh Gilmore. Overton and
Alexander.
On Ciaim,.-Messrs. Whitlesey, Williams.
Mccoy, BARRIER, Comm Mcln,ire, Ramsey and
Lea.
OfCommerce Csmbreleng, Cor
ham Harvey, Sutherland, Howard, Loyal aud
Lamar.
'On The Public Land,.-Messrs. Wickliffe, Jen-
nlnos, Duncan Hunt, Potleu lryln, (OhIo) aud
Clay.
On Post office aud Post Roads-Messrs. John
son, (Ken1 Conner, Magee' Hodges Russell,
MCreery, and Lent.
On me District of Colambia-Messrs. Pow
orc, Alien Washington, Varuum, Taiaierro,
Ihrie and Semmes.
| n. me .Judiciarv.-Nessrs. Buchanan. Davis
(.ls C.l Ellsworth. Daniel White (ot La
| Foster, and Gordon.
! On Revolutionary Cimms-Messrs' burgess
| 49,. WnyaIe, Young, DE w.t. Brown
/
49," On Pmbiic Erpsnditures-Nessrs. Hall, Da
vennort, LYON, HaIsey, Spencer COT Md,
Thompson (of Oho,) aud Nor,sn' o.
On Pirate Land Ctalm,-nes'rs' oter'gere
Nuck,lls. Pe,us, Baylor. Denny, Dudley ant
Draper. .,,,-u. s..,or
On Neutrality-suspicious. Mallory, o'anoer
-, Cond,,, irwin. Of Penn. Mcneil Barbour, o
T. On Horticulture -Mes.rs. Spencer, Roane
Wilson Rose, Smith OF Penn. otand'ier an'
Chandler. p., r,L;o
On A.dian .4Gm,s---Messr.: Bell LampsIn
Kinds, S,orrs, of Coun. HUBBARD "a'"s'
Lewis. ~, v.,.s
On Military Afa;rs-Messrs. Drayton. vance
posba. Findlsy, Blair. OF 5. {. mitchell
On Naual Agairs-Messrs. Hoffman, Crown
inshield, Miller, Carson, oorse!' NA'o' y
\ y. Y. and Aad,rsDn'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
TERMS.

vFor 81 per annum, payable in advanee =, mouth.
on viii he rsee,Yod for ,siI "s t the
aea alters until all arrearages are pau, mi. ne,
Announcements will be inserted ., cco,s for each
,,,s Tor less) the first time, and 81 he maid for
sOannnanee. ;nseron. or the payment assumed py
,ae responsible person in Lynchhurs o,.e,rs
'o ~ Cbsneery Orders not exceeding Nv" sq""0'"'
81 To- addressed to the Editors must Do Po'
"a ar thew will not be attended to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
BoIse then adjourned.
THURSDAY Dec 9, 1880.
SENATE.

THURSDAY. Dec 9, 1880.
SENATE.
The Senate met at II o'clock shortly after
which,
Mr. Sanford submitted the following reso-
luton, On which. he said, he was anxious to
have the Sanate's Immediate consideration, in
order 10 put the question involved in II TO rest,
as soon al possible:
Resolved. That's select Committee be appoint
ed to consider the state Of the Current Coins
and 10 report such amendments of the existing
laws concerning CONS, as may be deemed eA-
pedient.
With the consent OF the Senate, the question
was then put on the resolution, and agreed to-
and Messrs. SANFORD, IredelI, 'Dickersoa,
Woodbury. aud Clayton, appointed a Select
Committee.
On motion of MI Ellis, the Senate then went
into secret Session on Executive business.
When the doors we're again opened, we
found
Mr.. Ellis moving the following resolution,
relative to the late r. II. Adams, which was
unanimously agreed to:
Res0fred. Inst the members of the Senate,
from a desire Of showing every mark OF respect
10 the memory OF the Hon. Il, II. Adams, de-
ceased, late Senator of this boiy, tron the
State of Mississippi, will so into mourning for
one month, by wearing Grape on the LETT arm.
MT. name, dlhO having pfonhuHCou sHoit Dut
eloquent panegyric on the late john Mclean,
mo Ved the following
Resolped, That the members Of the Senate,
for the purpose of paying tribute OF respect 10
the memory of the Hon. John Mclean, deceas-
ed, late a Senator from the State OF Illinois
will into mourning for one month, 10y wear
ing Grape on the left arm. Agreed to unani-
mousy.
II was also, on the motion of MIR. Ellis,
Res0ired, That as an additional evidence of
respect TO the memory of the deceased Senators
from Mississippi and Illinois, the Senate do
now adjourn to meet on Monday al III o'clock.
The Senate adjourned accordingly.
HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVES,.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
On motion of Mr.. J. w. Taylo the House
proceeded 10 the consideration of the order
which he offered yesterday relative TO tue APP
pointment o. the Standing Commit ees,
The House then came to the following order:
Otdered, That the House do now proceed TO
The appointment of the Standing Committees.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
On motion OF Mr.. Holman, the fou'e then
resolved itself into a COMMITTEE of the Whole
on the stale Of the Union, MI Wchlife IN tue
chair
On motion of Mr.. Hoffman, the COMMITTEE
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the Message
of the President; ard on motion, IT was referred
to appropriate Committees.
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

floor, any more than had this Senate 10 invite
us 10 ns Chamber. II appeared to him that the
simples, mode Of proceeding wa. for each
House to communicate 10 The other, the name,
| Of persons put IN nomination for any oil cr an
! for each House tn communicate TO the other
through messengers or committees, the result
Of every vote. flo agreed howe yer in the ne
| oessi,y OF communicating with the Spnnie on
the subject, as uniformity in the mode OF voting
was indispensable.
After some conversation between Mears
Eppes, Gholson and Leigh. Mr.. Eppes Withdrew
his resolution, aud Mr. Leigh offered one. in
substance as above, which was adopted, aud
sent 10 the Senate for concurrence.
On motion OF Mr.. Williams Of Harrison, The
House resolved TO proceed on Tomorrow by
Joint vote with the Senate. 10 elect n Member
of,he Board Of Pabhc Works, In the place of
John Mccoy, Esq. resigned.
Mr.. Riyes OF Campbell. presented the m suI.
or'al Of john ). Pendieion. Esq. of Culpsper.
claiming his right TO seat IN The HOUSE Of
Delegate. from thai county
Mr.. Leigh presented the memorial of Nm.
u. cha,sberlayne of Henrico, oontesiing the
sIebity Of the member from IIenrico, (Nr.
Lrigho ton scat for that county, on the
ground OF his residing In the Ciiy OF Rich
moud,
On motion OF Mr. Gilmer, the report of the
Rector aud Visitors of the University, and Of
the 2nd Auditor, was taken up and referred Ia
the Committee Of Schools and Colleges.
Numerous petiti1n were presented by Mess.
Hamilton, Jackson, Summers, Christian, Hin,
rls, Barbour, Mayse. Williams, Of Shenandoah.
W ams OF Harrison, Carskadun, Zinn, Helm
Holland. Jones, M'Cue. Davissoo, Campbell OF
Brooke, Pollard Of King William. Moore Of Rock.
bridge, Venablc, Garland OF Nelson. II,ner
Hart, Newman, Lucas. Dunn, Vawters, Yaneey
Burioot, rutherford aud Gooie-0ur limits
do not allow us TO do any more n, this time.
than present the names O the gentlemen who
presented the petitions When the question:.
presented by the petitions come up, we shnl be
more specific.
cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
~uy FLETCHER s. TOLER.

Annual Report of the Secretary of the Senat,
| on the Contingent Fund of the House
III No other business was transacted in th,
| Senaie, except the reference Of the President ,:
Message 10 appropriate Comnntesal
HOUS {, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. J. w. Taylor offered the following or.
der:
Ordered. That tho House do now proceed
10 the appointment of the Standing Commit.
tees.
Mr. Hoffman stated that the Speaker havins
only arrived IN town yesterday IN a state of
severe Indisposliion. IL would he impossible for
him now IN this state TO execute tha onsrous
duties which this resolution would devolve on
MN. He moved 10 lay The resolution on the
table.
Mr.. T"ylor requested that his colleague
would Withdraw his motion 10 Law on the table,
IN order 10 be allowed him 10 state his reason
tor offering the resolution.
Mr.. Hoffman Withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Taylor then explained He said he pre-
sumed twas the general expectation that the
House woui TO day resolve itself into a com
mI''ee Ut the whole 90 the state of the Union,
10 lake up the various points of the Presidents
message which would be referred 10 the stand.
ing committees. he suggested that this could
not with preprieiy be done until the standing
committees should b" appointed
Mr.. Hoffman adyeried to the situation of the
Speaker, as rendering II impossible that he
could now appoint the committees. He renew
ed his motion 10 lay on the table.
The motion was carried IN the affirmative.
Some conversation took place on the sub
Jeci oi the documents concerning the impeach-
ment OF Judge Peck, which might he reqn ired
Tor the new members, but 1t resulted in no mo
ton.
Inc Horse then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
" EDNEspAY, Dee 8.
SENATE

=, ne senate met at the usual hour,
d" ffr'' iei ( pro TEN, Communicated The
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On Mr.. Yancey's motion, this Report W as
laid Oh the table, aud lou copies ordered TO be
printed.
Mr.. Rves Of Campbell, moved that leave
be gwen 10 bring in a bill to revive the inspec-
lion Of Tobacco at Spring Warehouse, IN the
town of Lynchburg (Which was ogreel TO an
committee epponted.-Referred.
Mr.. Holland presented a petition from John
Wade. pray'ng for leave to build a dam across
Pig RIVER.
Mr. BroduaK then submitted the following
resolution.
Resoiced, That the committee raised TO exam
inc tue rules and orders of the last House Of
Delegates applicable TO this, he instructed TO
revise all the said rules and orders. and report
such alterations and amendments 10 them
1ee,ned applicable. or such new rues aud or
ders they may deem expedIeoi.
The resolution was adopted without oiyl.
i sion.
! On motion OF Mr.. Anderson OF No'toway, the
! House Adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

ts...,. not a tint that paints The lose,
II decks the lily fair ~
y. ,,,ssEs the humblest flower that grows,
p,,,usayen has placed il there.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25
Ne,U Seas0nabte
GOODS.
LOG kslKE &, boyd,


| FESAKE pleasure in maxim. known to then
4 cid customers, and tAe public gcner-
ally, that they have received and finished o
pening, their si42ply Of FALL WINTER
GOODS, which they are deterurined-ts sell
at prices that cannot fail 10 please. They
therefore request all persons wanting che9i
goods, IN call and exanlne their stock, which
will be fssnd to consist al
Super and conmoa blue, black, brown and
mkt Cloths.
Super and common Cashmere and Cassi
netts, (afi coiors.(
Rsse and Point Blankets; Padding;
Black and cslared Bombazetts, Bombazine
and Circas.iana;
Black s. do. merino Circassians; Moreens;
Blue, broYve s. plaid Caabiet; TartaE Plaid;
Red, green, yellew and white Flannels;
Fulied and plaid Linseys; Reaverteens;
Fancy bangup Cords, and Tabby Nelvets;
Swanedown, Toilanot and Valencia Vesting
Black silk velvet, and cut velvet Nesting;
Black asd scarlet merino long Shawls;
White and black raefino square Shawis;
CaAmere 4 Valencia long q square Shavls;
Faucy silk, Barresn-et PopIin Il sndksrchieis;
do. Grenadine, anh eros de India do.
Black asd c0iored Gro de hides, and Gro dc
: Maps;
1HdhEchuie Jfo Oc-ndps anu oAaSA LutS-
strings,
Black and colored Nancon Grapes; Pongees
Italian Grapes, black and colorcd;
White, pink and green Florence; BLK. Mode,
Black and coloIed silk Cravats; silk Stocks;
Black lace Veiis; white Bobbjnetts;
Cambria and furniture Dimity; Naddhng;
Book, Swiss, Null, Jackonctt ana Cambria
.Aiuslin,
Bandanna, cotton and black silk HsndkTs;
Thread and Bebbinett Lace and Edgings;
Caiicses and Giughams; black and colored
Cambricks;
Nillinett and foundation Muslin; Lawn;
Irish Linen and Linen Cambricks;
Umbrellas, Leghorn Bonncts;
White and colored Betting, Ribbands, assort-
ed, pipelngs,
Ribband Wire, Kid Mitts and Gloves, Hos
kin and Beaver Gloves;
/ Spool Boss, colorcd and black Braid; Sus
! p~endeTs;
Gilt, Pearl and Lasting Buttons;
Black, & lead cold worstcd Hose, white vi.
gonna Hose, Mems lambs wool half Hose;
CIayat Stifiners; Shell Combs;
B~edticking; "a X A Checks; Muslin, white
and brown.
Fur and Seal Caps; Carpet Chain, Candle
Wick, Cotton Yarn; Woo and Fine Hats,
Shoes, Sc, With a general assortment of
Queens and Glassware, Hardware and Gut
lery, Groceries aud Liquors, Paints and Dye
Stutls, Brushes, Combs, Stationary, Sc.
&7-Ready made Clothing always on hand.
Martinsburg, Nov. A, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

Quinine, Syrap of Qsinine, Caioosei,
Caster Oil, Jspap, EPSON Salts,
Rhubarb, Caic,n'd Magnesia,
Seidlitz Powders, LANA Bark,
Camboge, Seana, Seammony,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25
Frss: tia Boston Patriot, Nor. II.
TRIAL OF JOSEPH JENKINS KNAPP

Tuesday morning, the prisoner pleaded no:
guilty to so much Of the indictment as charg-
ed hun With being accessory to John Francis
Knapp, an the murder Of Joseph White. To
that part OF the indictment which CHARGED
him with beng accessory 70 some person I'm
known, the Cosr directed him net TO plead.
A jury having been irspanneiiea, the Attor
ney General was proceeding to spen the ease.
when the prisoners counsel after some iuoui-
ny as TO the persons, who are to conduct The
case for the Government, objected 10 Mr.
Webster's being engaged in the case. The
Attorney GeDeral said Mr.. Webster was there
at his request.
Iss court after a long consideration could
not decide, and ordered that the cause should
60 on under the conduct OF the Attorney and
Solicitor, ill the morning, when thew would
settle the question.
Mr.. Webster then said, Tcame solely at
the request of the Attorney General no 9th
er ,nducement had the least Influence upon
HIM.
HE Attorney General then opened the
case 10 the jury, and cited authorities 10 sup
port The doctrines, that ii AN accomplice con
lesses, and IS called as a witness, and after
wards ~testlfies fraudulentiy, or denies his
confessions, the Government is redeemed
from the pledge OF protection, and ne is to
be tired by his confessions. He then called
MIR Coluan, who testified, that tue comics
sions were given without connpuIsion promise
briee, or nduceaaent. except the pledge Civ
en- by the Attorney, which was shown 10 the
prisoner at Ike bar before the confessions
were He had got a writtea csnies-
sion.
Dexter objected dsat any thing Of the con
fession should be eiVer, or tie contents OF
the paper IN any way stated.
The Attorney General stated that paper
contained an account eli the msrder. anthem
tealed on erery page, containinsnine pages,
10y the handwriting Of the prisoner, aud ac-
ccmpanled by a note in tho handwriting OF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25
LAUCK s. STEPhEN

EEyOuLDiniosm the F!acksmiths and Far
w mers, and the public generally, that
they have now a complete assortment OF
HUGHES ROLLED IRON.
consisting OF every variety OF size and kind,
and CT which they intend hereafter keeping
a constant supply, together with many other
articles, usually connected with an extensive
Iron Establishment; and eNpect 10 receive
in a ie~ days a full assortment of Cook and
otter Stoves. That all, or any OF them, will
be sold Cheap, can, and MAJ, bc readily as
ceriained. by a call irom those disposed TO
purchase. Oct. 70.