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sps The office of the STAR is removed
TO the Room over Mr.. Paschal Aliens
Store. Entrance No. Q, Market-Street
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sfNATofe.
I DANIEL CORN ELL. OF Cloccsicr.
z HEZEK,AII los u ORTIZ Of " arrsn.
8 BENyAM!N s iTH. oi N King ton.
4 STEPHEN B. CORNELL "iPo'Ismosth
JApE, +. SiNi' o ,S, Of J"bhson.
q ELISHA y iTSON. o' S0u.h Kingston
T1OMAS WHIP LIE, Of Cove" >.
8 CHARLES ELDR'DGE al L C'es""ich
o GEOILE GO 80 w" j..
ip q ORGE EURrON. Of Cfan IN.
HEyvRY BOIVE.V. E'q So etSr,.
ALBERT &. GkEkAE, l. I.
A; o.pe, General.
THOMAS G.. PyTAA.N, Esq
Gens,a al Tioasuror.
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aud to congratulate him urcn his lccess-
ION loyalty.
House OF Commons, Feb. e2.-Mr.
O'Conncll ished to ask whether his ma
jcsty's Government were awerc OF law
made by the State Of Georgia, allowing
all vessels TO ccme into their potts, cx-
cept these navigated by free men ofcolor,
being British subjects, who were not per-
icctly white, we're excluded, as pestlen-
tisl objects. He wished to know if Gov
ernnisnt were appiised Of that law. Mr..
Peel said that within the last few days in
formation had been received by his majes-
ty's Govcremcnt that the State Of Georgia
had passed an act, which imposed quar-
antine of 40 days on every free rerson Of
color coming from the United States.-
The information arrived on the 18th Feb.
Tne subject was under consider ion. A
reference had been made to the Kings
Advocate to ascertain whether or no the
passing an act of this nature, avowedly
not for quarantine or other purposes, but
to prevent an intercourse betw cen our free
people of color, was not contrary to trea-
tise. He was not able to communicate
the final decision of his majcsty's Govern
mcnt. The moment the information had
been received, tic matter had been sub
mi;ted to the proper legal authorities.
SPAIN AND MExIco.-A London parcr
remarks, that intelligence has been receiv
ed by government, of new preparations in
Spain for an invasion of Mexico; and VIC
understand that our Ambassador at Ma
driG hos received instructions to protest
against such step. The Saanisb govern
msnt at present deny that they have any
such object in view, and state that they
arc merely sending troops to the Havana
to protect Cuba ogaist any attempt of tho
Mexicans, or n revolt of the colonists.-
Vessels have been engaged already to
take cut 5000 troops to the Havana, and
1000 to Manila.
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NATION REPUBLICAN
AND
L.l.NUHOLDEHS PROX.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ASA NEA9S2Ha
tOi Prsvidcnce.)
Yo' A1rJ- GOV NC.
CHARLES COLLINS,
(Oi Newport
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PROGREss OF TEMPERANcE.-H gives
us great pleasure to state, that within
few weeks Temperance Society has been
organized in Bristol, r. l. upon the prin-
ciple ofentire abstinence ,and that already
it numbers two hundred members from
the most respectable and influential clas-
ses of that community. Well may we in
Providence learn useful lesson from tie
example set us in our sister town.
The Bristol Temperance Society notic-
cd the 4th Of March, a day hitherto dcvo-
ted to revclry, by assembling and hearing
an address in poetry, prepared by Mr..
GEORGE HOWE, upon the short notice of
six hours. The address was Justly deem
ed worthy more extended circulation,
and though not designed to go farther than
the occasion that called il forth, the au-
thor yielded &c the urgent solicitation Of
the Executive Committee Of the Society,
to place it a. their disposal. They havo
accordingly requested us to publish it in
our columns, which we do with great rleas
ure.- Prov. American.
We shall publish the address Of Mr..
Unyr IN our povf I
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He that helps the wicked, hurts the good.
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EB' The nett gain for Governor lin
coin, in "a towns in Worcester County,
is stated in the Spy, to be above 100.
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lP We have received the first No. of
the 4" HERALD OF THE TIMEs," published
at Newport, and edited by Mr.. James IT.
hinson, formerly of the Newport Rcpubli-
can. The appearance of the paper, as to
matter, arrangement of articles, and me-
chemical execution, does much credit to
the taste and talents its entcrprising ed
itor, and bespeaks liberal support from
an enlightened public. We sincerely
wish the gentleman success in this his lsu-
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TThe Providence Journal in an arti-
Gle on the approaching election, says
DIR. Messer possesses all the qualifications
which the freemcn of Rhode Island re-
quire in Governor. He is a practical
tnmer, who, by his own industry and G.
economy, has accumulated handsome
property ;he is man of talents, patriot
ism, and infcxiblc morality and virtue. 1t
cannot be necessary to enter into the his
tory of his life. He is we'll known by our
citizens, and universally respected. His
opponents cannot doubt his ability to dis
charge the duty of his office, or his fitness
in every respect for the station, but place
their opposition on an objection purely
technical. They tell us that our Royal
Charter renders him ineligible they boast
ofbeing republicans, ,and yet would oppose
the will Of free people, by an an obse-
lete edict Of an English King. The char
ter does not render Mr.. MEssER ineligi-
bic, and we trust the people will not suffer
themselves to be duped by SO shallow a
pretence. If a majority of our freeman
vote for DIR. Messer, he will be the Gov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
ITEMS.

The Secretary of the Treasury states that the
siY per cent stock Of 1919, amounting to so,
44O 800 IL, will be paid off Oh the lst OF July
next.
Sales oft. {. Bank Stock ioa considerable
extent were made in New York on FRIDAY last
al Sl2 1870 Sl2S per share. The CONNER
cia reports a sale of 600 shares al the latter
price.
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank, at Al
bany. has declared a dividend of MY per cent
on the capitol stock, payable on and alter the
LIST of Nav. This is said to be the largest div
dend ever declared 10 the United States.
A,New Orleans. on the LIST of April 75h
baIes of Cotton. valued at $500, 900, we're sold
in one lot, TO two great English houses OF thai
crv The whole was what is termed fine cot
IAN price ten cents. but classed down IN price
for ordinary and inferior. The sale IS said
10 he the largest ever made in this country.
Mr.. Hurt. the American Salamanca (oI
Fire Eater is ow in Philadelphia, astonishing
the natives by supping on live Goals, and whe'
Ting his appetite, not with &" blue rum b1t burn
ing birthstone
From the 9Th to the l7lh Of April there ar
rived in New York from Europe, 2,ll! pasSer
gers.
The London papers speak highly Of some
paintings lately executed and exhibited IN
London, by Newton aud Leslie, American ar
lists.
"A Russian chemist has discovered that
nsw milk may, after evaporation Of the mere
watery portion BY slow FIRE, be reduced Ia
powder, and again converted to milk by the
addition of waler."-Tbis may be true, lor
,ughi we know but as a learned Editor in
Richmond would ask, Gu BonoP Who will be
benefited By the discovery
Sir Waller Scott in his History Of Scotland,
states the astounding fact that just before the
Reformation, half Of the Kingdom belonged 10
the Church.
The London Police has itried the effect oi
tbe wire.s auze fire dresses recently invented by
a Frenchman. and, from the success OF the ea-
perimeots that were made it is supposed the
commissioners will approve oil the men Deing
sunnlied wi,h fire dresses II appears that with
one of them On man held c red'hot poker il
his hand MI il cooled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
COMMUNICATIONS The prginan.
The Wedding or A Trip 10 the
COuHtrY.

BY An OLD BACHELOR.
] lately made a visit 10 the country for the
purpose OF witnessing the solemnlzailoD OF
matrImouy between couple Of my friends
OF all the merry markings IN the would. II we'd
dug S the place for me. There we not only
enjoy all the mirth Of other festivities, but the
paramount pleasure Of seeing some of our
young companions approach the hymenial al
tar, exchange vows, consummate their earthly
happiness, and enter, amid the graduation of
all. IN a state Of double bcssedness, II 1t be
a country wedding, my pleasure rs 30 much
the more enhanced. | like the country. It's
richly variegated scenery delights my eve. lis
pure and nnsophisiicared manners, untaiured
by art, and uncircupscribed hy the narrow
linus OF i" cold propriety.' please my henri.
In the country feel at home among strangers.
In town feel myself stranger among ac.
qualnances.
trip 10 the country is at all times a rich treat
10 me and my recent visit was more paIticu.
lsry so at this favorite season 0I the year, alter
my having been shut up III dirty street for
months. After n lapse Of years, or even
months, to travel through scenery once famI-
liar and dear 10 me, always has the effect OF
filling my heart with unutterable emotions.
shall not, therefore, attempt to paint my feel
iugs during fifteen or twenty miles ride through
the most romantic part OF the contiguous coun'
try, where every object was halIowed by the
most pleasing recollection. My fenders will
imagine me setting out at the earliest blush OF
Aurora at the season when nature robing
herself in all the rich livery of spring, and has
ius, been refreshed by the sof, ~a,hlngs OF an
Anril showei. The mild Oscillations of the
night had ied every leaf aud flower with
nec,arious dew the sun. just climbing up the
sleeps Of heaven, sent out his thousand streams
Of flaming radiance, and,
ain tvinkring myriads lit the dswy gems"
while above, around, the sylvan choir sent
forth their warbling strains ia varied harmo
lny.
- " Tho distant blcaiings fthe hills,
And hollow lows responsive from The v4ies,
Mi4ed IN Wild concert.
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Mcssrs. james S. Stanley and Thoma,

Mossrs. james S. Stanley and Thomas
l.. Price, admrs. OF Maj. Price, der.
X/OU VIII take notice, tia, shall, on tho
IN l2h day Of June next, between the
rnIoe and setting OF the sun. in Samuel Nj
Towels Tavern. ~ The town Of Competition, in
P,usylyania county, proceed To take ,he depo.
sllions Of William Buck, which deposition
when rkeo, | shall oler o read on the trial oil
my inIunoilon against you, now depending IN
the County Court Of P,nsylyania, when you
may attend II you please
JOSEPH CARTER.
May q Iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

ElOh delivering TO Ins runaway nppren
ice by the name Of Wm CALLAWAY.
hound to me by the Oyerseers OF the Poor IA
Lynchburg, who is about 10 years old, strong
made, snd had IN whrn eoped dark Casinett
Coat aud Panialoons, black Fur HAT aud sifi-
ped Vest, the other clothes not recoIlecled.
All persons are cautioned against harborlng
him or employing him, under the penalty or
the Law; JIION RES.
NJ Il. Tie has Runaway several times and
the last time had JUS, taken him GU, of jail,
where be had been put COR breach Of the
peace some weeks ago. J. X.
May IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

NOIlCE.-The subscriber having de,ermiu.
~ ed TO move 10 tie West the ensuing fall
Will offer for sale, Mt auction, on Friday the
llih inst. several Houses and Lots, pleasantly
situated within the Corporation. One Of them
containing about one acre and 10, with
bundancc ofexcellent fruit trees. Terms &C.
commodating, and will be made knowp on the
day sale. SAML. SCHO0LFIELD.
Mayo itds
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RE lew

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor the Virginian, by
THOMAS A. HoLoomBE aud RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed lobac-
co, from 80 80 to 8 90
Inferior 70 common, 9 SO 10 d 90
Common 10 good, 00to 90
Good TO hne, 0Oto 90
Strips, w to 30
Refused 200 2 25
Inspected the pas, week 800 hhds. of passed
tobacco 81 hhds. ofrefused-total 40.
Comparisonof Inspections 1929, 1880.
No. Passed, No. Ref For lnsp. Stock.
May, 1929. 420l s22 81 1899
NAV, 1880, $500 1000 2l22 o773
The market for tobacco continues without
change. Crops average from So so TO sc.
The letters from Richmond represent the article
Of tobacco as being very dull, aud prices very
low.
Flour SO CD
Wheat ,6s to 621
Corn If
Whiskey % 23
Hemp, 100 to A 90
Bacon s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

~l1OLEN from the SUBSCRIBER living nj ihe
~ Ssugb er.honse. near Lynchbmg. on Tho
frs day OF May, u brown coloied PUPPY his
bar somewhat curly, and some white on his
breast and On his nosr. Any person that " i'll
bring him 10 me will havs the reward of two
dollars, and Eve dollars for the dog aud ihiol
JOHN JOHDAN
May G. 81
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NTOTICE,-Ihe Subs, riber wishes 10 sell
"a p'oor oi land, lying on Flat Greek. abou,
ten miles itom l. oohbutg. the land 10 well tim.
nered. aud there IL enough cleared u lend
farm and all necessary oul houses. Any one
wishing to purchpse apply NJ Mr.. Levi Fisher.
.hop opposite thu Franklin Hotel.
WILLIAM PMBBLE, Jr
May g. u
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. on the 29uh nit, by the Rev
William Lenwich, SAHEL READ. E.q. Mer
chant, 10 Mrs. ELIZABETH WOODk00F. al
Ui Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

n 1t is said, in Bells London weekly Mes
sengcr, ,ha, Prince Polignac, the present OBJ
noxious Prime Minister of France, was adv's-
ed to resign by his friends, in consequence OF
his III health TO which he replied, 81" cannot
resign, because have an important mission
from the aris,ocracy of all Europe, which |
must execute The Prince had better be
careful, that in lis determination TO execute
,hi, msson he do not shake the pillars, not
only Of European aristocracy, but OF monarchy
itself. The obstinacy and perverseness Oh the
advisers of Louis XVI. hurried on the catas'ro'
phe of the French Revolution. The arIs'oc-
racy had better yield little of their aneen'
privileges, and thus save the remainder, ra
ther than lose all, and probably themselves
llkewise,i in useless attempt to combat the spur
1icfhe age.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

FEMALE EDUCATION.
TUyHE next session of the Subscribers Soho oil
will commence on Monday the Sd of
MAJ, aud close tue last Of July, when there will
he a vacation OF Two months. No pupil Will
be received for a less period than from the time
Of entrance to the expiration of the session.
Terms. as heretofore, SO per month.
f. G. SMITH.
% iflf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

The Tr,Tin Louisidna.-The Legislature
has passed Resolutions unanimously in the Sc
nate, and with only screen dissenting voices II"
Che other House, declaring, LIST, Tha, the Tariff
Laws are constitutional 2dly, That they are
expedient, and harmless TO the Southern States
orr any other of our Sister States aho' 'u'y'
requesting their Representatives and directing
their Senators in Congress TO support me La
riff of ls2s.-We would respectfully enquire OF
,ne Nulfers, which decision Is 10 be opeSe''
tina, of South Carolina, or that OF LOUISIANA :
If the former, then Louisiana will be d'ssa'S'
fed and dissolre her allegiance TO the Union
if the latter, thea South Carolina will do like
wise. So that, in either event, Ms Un,0n rs 10
be sacrificed To such conse9 FENCES would 'h'
doctrines of the .faIIGers inevitably conduct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

A writer in an Alabama paper, has eommen-
Geo the publication OF series OF Nos. the OBJ
yee' oil which is to advocate the reneal OF all
avs auihorising the coercive collection OF
ueo's. lie will no doubt be cononized by the
--IGilna.e inmales 0. lshn.s prl:on'l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

GreeH0rlef-N hlIam Mcdowell 20, Hugh
GspeIton los
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FdHfnler.- 4. James. +. Marshall.
Greellbr ier.-Henry Erskine 1l2, J. L. Tho
mason 2l5, Joseph Anderson PIT, George Gil
lilan 100.
Harrson.-G.J Harrison 10Y. q. J Wi
liams Gag, William Johnson Oh
Orange. -Ihomas Davies and John Wool
folk. -LCoi James Barbour addressed the
people, aud, in compliance with an al.
most unanimous call ofthe ireeholders, offered
himself as a candidate for the Fall election
THE AMENDED CONS TITUTiON.
[nJ' Very few of he returns below are com
piete. We shall keep the Table standing, and
correct IT as fast as we receive additional re.
firms ::
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throughout tbe world, Il he can succeed ia his
what shall we call it 1-beneuoi,nt end phi
d"'hropte enterprise-(ior thi. is the age of be-
nevolence and philanthropy but, tehal tsiR ht
La1yers say
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

~ ENQUIRIES have been several times ad-
dressed to US, with regard to the nature of the
accusation against Judge Peck, whose I'M
n,achment hes been recently ordered by the
House of Representatives. The n. Y. Courier
informs us that he confined MIR. Lawless, a
practitioner at the bar, eighteen months, IN a
nrson with common felons, for constructive
contempt of court, in publishing strictur's on
his decisions. We concur in the opinion OF the
Courier.that was " lacless" affair throughout
II il much to be desired that the doctrine OF
.ontemp,s. which has hitherto bafled the
ingenuity of the wisest men to reduce II 10 any
thing like system, could he clearly defined anu
lis arbitrary exercise placed beyond the power
of Judges. It's at present. complete soiecIsm
ia a government protesting to hold the agents
of the people responsible TO them for the judi
cious and impartial exercise OF the power con-
fcrred upon theI.., for, as to Impeachment, we
regard it asa mere bug bear. almost wholly 'het'
Gcient for any prac,icsl purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

W Duff Green has replied to the article III
che N Y. Courier. signed James Watson Webb
which, together with letter from Member OF
Congress 10 MIR. W. we published IN our last
lilo calls MIR. Webba "coumon calumnlaIor.;
repeats his belief that Mr.. W. was driven IN
disgrace from the army" says that Gen.
Scott and Col Croghaa have injured them
selves more than they have benefited Mr.. W.
oy certifying his good character and h"a ny
declares that Mr.. Webb is himself the author
OIL The letter which he published, RS coming
from member of Congress. We wish this
war would be ended. If Sen. Jackson would
'ell these rivals which Of them is the real osmon
Pure, aud which shall be his mouih-piece, the
matter will be at once settled aud this much
We beseech himto do, in compassion to the
Hombaiants, ii not 10 mercy to the public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

circulation Of lie setpureswli attend, < testify
their love for the cause hy the iiheraliiy OF their
contributions. WIN. POL, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

SENATE.
Grsenbrier-Wiliam Mcdowell 20, Hugh
GspeIton los.
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4, ceilings. We had thought that
andy wished 10 retain the Office of
e..ond Comptroller (; no such thing. On the
,oo,rary. the rejection fhis nomination by the
e.n.,e was very thing he most drsiied /; that be
II, forthwith retire TO the granite hills Of
-. dear New Hampshire without subjeciing
,,;uself TO the impuiailon OF maniiestlns any
ding like ingraIilude towards the President, or
,.;.o dispositon 10 leave to others the great
York ,,f cleansing the Ausean stables at Wash
.,,oo which he has so frequently represented
-. ,s the foul receptacle Of every species of in
ii, The annmciation of this fact will
dcubtless astouish the public; but ii is never
,beless true, as il will appear by the following
e,,rsct from reply Of thanks which Isaac
addressed to a complimentary letter, duly sign
ed by his friends in New Hampshire, as he was
=, the eve of shouldering his portmanteau, and
marching off to Washington, 10 the tune OF
:, Ever live the Hickory Tree. Isaac says :
ct fills the measure Of my regret to leave such
,riends-nay I hope not JoreUsr - A New
uampshire wag says that Isasc's " measure OF
,sore,'' which was q" filed" by his appoint
mani. is thu, compassionately and kindly emp
,;ed by the Senate. Doubtless, Isaac is sin
,erely grateful to that body.
-.sWe..~
uP The Philadelphia U. s Gazette says, the
p,.s;dent of the United States intends visiting
,te Eastern States in the course Of the summer
and will extend bis visi, as far north as the
1,kes.-When MIR. Adams and Mr.. Clay took
.dyao,aoe of the recess Of Congress. 10 visit
,heir respective homes, in order TO bes,ow a
email norton Of personal attention on their do
nestle concerns they were charged with cleo
,;oueerine designs, md With taking these trips
with the intention Of operating on public opn
III, But, not one Of the men who 50 charged
Mr. Adams and Mr.. Clay will breathe wins
nor Of censare against Gen. Jackson Cor visiting
,bs Eastern and Norther, States, where neithe
,,rva,e business nor public duty calls him, ant
81 visiting which his only design is TO purchase
he apoiause of sycophsnts, ever ready t'
. hand the pliant hinges of the knee where thrift
NAV follow fawning. and TO buy votes AT thu
following elections! We shall see what ~
shall see
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

n<, The annual meeting Of the Lynch
gN1Sy burg Bible Society will be held al
kE 81. Paul's Church, on Thursday
rho oo,h inst at o'clock p. VI. and at o.
clock a sermon viii be preached ana ccn.e'
ton taken up in aid OF the unds o''ne $500. ~.
>, +: hoped thai oil VINO take al in'''e' III '"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

-" For IoveinosBE
Needs not tho foreign AID Of ornament,
But is when unadorned adorned The most"
SO deeply did this marriage scene interest my
heart thai resolved TO abjnre my vows oil
eternal celbacy, aud go and do likewise.
CHLEBS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

NJ Gen. Samuel Houston late Governor Of
Tennessee, was in Nashville a short time past
on his way from the Eastto his ne" residence
al. o,herokee Indians in Arkansas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

The Secretary of the Treasury states that tn
six per cen, stock of 1915, amounting TO SO,
44O596 II, will be paid off Oh the ls OF july
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

u From tire proceedings OF Congress, IT
vii! be seen that the resolutions offered in tue
Senate by Mr.. Holmes, calling ON the Pres'
dent for information as to the causes oil reno
val of sundry officers, were voted down ny
party pote i, Why is this, but that the friends
Of the administration know that lis acts will
no, abide the test OF scrutiny aud investigation !?
Give US hui light-we ask no more :" But that
is the very thing which they deny US " They
love darkness rather than light, because their
deeds are evil"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-06

~ We are authorised to announce Ed
MUND PATE, esq. candidate al the October
Election. to represent the county of Bedford in
the House of Delegates.