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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
FEMALE PETITIONERS.

Perceivmg hat certain Ladies Of the North
have sent petitions to Congress IN favor of the
Indians praying that they may not be driven
" farther towards the setting snn,' &c.
we presume II is not impairment to ask.
whether II is now intended TO carry into effect
The plan of a former Secretary of the Treasury,
(Mr, Crawinrd) Of promoting intermdrringes
between the lud,an. AVID Whites, thereby anal
gdmating the red and white population 7 Aud
II SO, how would ANY of the far petitioners (np
offence 10 th"m) be pleased with Indian hus
bands-especially how would they like 10 be
called by such beautiful names as Mrs. Sphiiog
Mrs Hak IN the u atsr or Mrs.. Wind that pas
ses 3-ior III Sc were actually among numoer
OF her slgnatur es, almost as romantic, affixed
TO Treaty not many years ago
[Pttersbutg haetiigencsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

your representative 10 the late Convention.
place high estimate upon your eommun'ea
ton ana for the .indHess and pafIisliiy TO-
wards me ihsi dictated u, bul mora espeeiahy
Tor y1uf firm adherence, and mistaken dsso-
ton to lie great Cause of free goyernineni, anh
the uaalienahle and indefrasible rights OF man,
." through evil and through good report,
throughout the pru4acted and obstinate sifng'
gle ,hal has ju,t terminated. permit me TO ten
der 10 you, and through ysu. Ia those whom
you represent, my pfoioundest ackno"ledg
mems
would glad, have accepted your Invitation.
but ihat my Attendance ~ rendered hghly m
convenient. ! nigh say inpra siloab", by pr
or engagements, thu cannot disregard, aud oy
crcums ances be- yoni my conirol. AN COZ"
PEELED. therefore, 10 decline II, aud do 80 win
a regr,t much diminished by consciousness
on my pBri, thai am altogether undcsef'lng
OF beng n, Bde the honnred object Of fuch an
occasion aud fhai ia proposing IT, you nav
far rranscended the measure OF my irserls.
With feelings II the most sincere respect anu
high regard for ihpsr IN whose behalf yOu have
acIed. On THIS occasion, aud for yourselves III
dividuslly,
remain your mos humble
Aud obedien servant,
LUCAS =. THOMPSON.
Mcssrs Andrew Kean, Nicholas NJ Vaughan,
J. b Ferguson, Robert w Peasani', Fran
cls b Deanc, Charles + Pope.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
From the Cbnre,ton Courier, Feb. Is.

For some time past indeed ever since the
public Meeting of Citizens in Charleston on the
81 OF January, the Columbia Telescope has
teemed with the coarsest and most vulgar abuse
OF his city aud its gopdiinhahilants. This cur
rent OF abuse we have passed by unnotlced,
well knowing its impotency. But the Tele-
scope OF Saturday last, contains matter of
a somewhat different character, inasmuch as
the whole State is insulted. aud il suffered 10
pass without notice. South Carolina would be
disgraced IN The eyes OF all the rest of the
world, wherever patriotism is known or es-
teemed as virtue. The article we allude 10
commences thus
=" The day has at last arrived beyond pro
crastlnHtion, for Sonth Carolina earnestly 10
look forward % the great crisis before her, and
prepare for thai event l. cannot be disguised
that we are on the very eve of some most in
teresiing and important political struggles. II
may now b. set down as settled, that all hopes
founded Oh the new Congress aud on Gene, al
Jackson, have been baseess The protecting
sysiem--in other words, tn. system OF plumber
and robbery on great scale by unconsliiu'
iional law. is triumphauly proclaimed by that
" Many Headed Despoi," TO wit. the plunder.
ing majority, both in ard out OF Congress. rs
the permanent law Of The land. Gen. Jackson
also, doubtless With an eye 10 his own re-eiec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
STEPHEN Henderson
J AMES FREREr, Jr.
Nem Orleans. Feb Q, 1890


Gentlemen hasten TO acknowledge, with
grateful senslhity, tire invitation winch, on
behalf Of a large number of nv fellow CITIZENS,
Won yesterday did me the honor to convey
Anxin"sly drsroos To enjoy the happiness of
free aud social intercourse wi them, If NV
salourn IN this city were Of short duration, |
should not hesitate 10 embrace an occasion for
'he Indulgence OF that eradication so lavol A.
HE as that winch they have politely rendered.
But as expect yet 10 prolong tins, not my FIRST
visit, some weeks, during Which frequent on.
portunltIes will naturally allse of cutivalinc
their acquaintance, IN addit on to those which
havs been already supplied by the mos friendly
attentions, from all parties, hope, IN de clining
public dinner, shall be fortunate 10 haze
their appreciation, You. Gentlemen. will great
" increase the obligation under which YOU
have placed me, lay the fauerlng and frendly
terms III which yon have communicated ,hp
kind WISHES of those whom you represent. il
you VIII contribute 10 render this decision ac.
cep'ahle.
snhJoln, with much pleasure. for yourse Ives
individually, assurances OF the personal esteem
aud high regard OF your obedn AT servant.
II CLAY.
Me,srs. Pierce Henders0n aud Freret.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
MIR. CLAY
From he Mem Orlfam Mercantile Iheri'5e
IPb 10
| MT Ht

from he Mem Orleam Mercantile 1hert'ser,
Feb. 10.
CORRE SPONDENCE WITH Mr. CLAY
From the following correspondence It " III To
perceived that Mr.. Clay has declined the iasi
tahDn 10 n public dinner, offered hy a Wy
large nnd respectable portion ot the c,izrns u
New Orleans Our own judgment is irre..stl-
bly, Id to concur III lhe correctness aud pro-
prlety Of his decision IN regard 10 this invita-
ION. HIS vist 10 tins city being prompted en-
'ircly by an impulse Of parental feeling, II is
nee sarly unInIsed Nth any views OF ami
ton or oslentalon After long nnd lnboriops
rKeitnns IN the pubic service, with sacrifices
both oil torture AID per onsl comfort, a season
ufrep3se aud abstraction cannot be denied hun
We weIe therefore not drsrnns 10 see him
lake any step calen'atrito mar ~ the least ihIs
tranquility, ~ emharrass the reciprocal lon Of
friendly sentiments. Al the same time, tins
pioftred mark Of distinction. emana'iug MS II
did from some Of the most vlrtuous and emf
nent citIzrns Of Lou siana, mus be remember.
ed by Mr.. Clay Hs our Of the highest ENJOY
mcnls Of his hte for the appreciation Of ,nch
men must sliord come small reward tor the lrr.
us o. public life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

ifat71 Expedition Tho Portsmouth, Her
Md 81 January lSib thus notfcet tie departure
oi ,Ie..rs Richard aud John Lauder on then
ekpl oflng expedition 10 Africa
The Mcssrs. Lander sailed fam Spithead
yesterday afternoon, for the Wesrrn Coast OF
Africa, - the merchant brig Aeu, Captain
Tyson. The tra.ellers Were 10 lave been IA
ken out ~ Kings ship bni ~ they we've
antiou, 10 reach the high oountri6 hrfare the
RAINY as n, which viii commence IN March,
they aere unwilling 10 . ny theirjnnrnev be
yond what WIS absolutely NECESSARY, and
therefore took advantage of the Vert. winch
will carry thom Ms far as Cape Cast Castle
They take with them Instructions fip.u the Sec
retarv Of State, add CsSed 10 the Captain o,
the Fl 81 Kings ships they may change to meet
after leaving the AIsrt, aud drecti,g him t.,
convey them 10 Badagty, where he OF his
officers are TO introduce the Travellers in The
name o. orr Sovereign. 10 the kug of thai
eounv-A aolee by name. They viii from
thence proceed 10 kanpge the eapital OF
Yarlbs, from iher c. u Bo1s,a (whsa Mungn
Park WIS losD witt a vetsw 10 race lhn inrr
Niger TO its termination Ii he riy,r should
be found to low INTO the Bgb, Of bum IN,
young men will return by tai route IL on the
contrary il should be found 10 nniy - he easi
"dfHt mo wv lahe ls'nd1an 'oTnfn u, Ihpt
return over the Great Deseri 10 Tritoli. hy
way OF f. 2zan They take with ihema creal
variety of ornaments, as presents to ,ppeas,
the natives who have heretofore proved them
selves dec iedly hostile 10 European tratellers
these will. M doubt. facilitate their progress
but which, nevertheless " III Of necessity be Al
tended by many difficulties From the e,per
isnce acquired IN a former Journey by IN, elder
brother. and the thorough knowledge e,nced
bv both Tin n converSaipn with us on the sub
Jeet,) OF the geography of The country, and the
habits Of the people they are destined 10 meet
we have strong reasons 10 anticipate n faypura
BILE termination 10 their mission. The ybunp
men Themselves, are IN excellent sprriis and
are very sanguine aud when we consider the
importance OF the Object sought 10 be adom
plished by them an object. which # snore.s
tul, may probably open 10 us new sources al
wealth. aud give new Il profitable dheclian to
our commercial intercourse with Africa. We
cannot but feel great degree of interest in. &C
romnsin"d perhaps, by some little fear a, O
the result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

hesas. Pierce, Henderson aud Freret.


10 Lucas T. THOMPSON, ESQ
Sir. On behalf Of a numerous bod, of our
fellow citizens, OF Coochland county, DESTROYS
OF teslify'ng TO von their unqualified approba.
ton OF the hrmness and consistency with which
YOU sustained the cause Of reform in the late
Convention We, the undersigned. a commit.
tee appointed for thai purpose, resi- ecfully re-
qnesi YOU To participate IN dinner, to be CIV.
en- Tor the occasion AT La Vallee tavern, in the
county u Goochlnnd, on the 2I,h inst. Your
compliance with the above request will confer
favor on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Republican Economy The Nat Inteleen
Ger stats, thar tue first year OF Dpff Green's
service as public printer, he received from the
SENATE alone, heenfy three thousand doiiars he
ing thirteen thousand more than the average Of
preceding wears That is, the printing of thu
Srnsie was swelIed. in one session, from ten
thou.anh TO twen'y three th1nsand dollars,
pnIeiy 10 CRAFTY partisan printer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Curious fact M Natural Hsiory.-The large
snans winch are found in gardens and woods.
o'sch"rge "h'tIsh substance, with a simy
anu ee'a''"ouS appearance, which has been
N"""n 10 ct"ent two pieces of flint so strongly
rs 10 oea' uaSh'ng on the pavement without
,"e juno ION oe'ng disturbed, although The nint
broke INTO fragments by fresh fractures
Anon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
M3W NtEuTGIyC.

NOR sale, the following new Medicines
~ VIZ:
Oil Chamomile
OH gaIcrjan
Compound syrup Of Lyerwort, for Con-.
splitting Blo'd, s'tmas, Consum ID
aud Liver complaints
oupertne Flour of Slippery Elm, II
Gle.
Extract OF Q ias,ia HONEI IS
Feb %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

The other Side.-We related day or two a
60 on account Of a London beau. who wore a
wig, a false eve false teeth and false calves.
Walking up Broadway, We saw broadly expo
sed 10 view, in a store window, corseis, false
hips pads, bishops, &c These are secrets of
the toilette, and never should be exposed to
public view. If ladies 10 be made up from
such materials. the gentlemen should NOT be lie,
into The secret. Noah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
[ Ptor. Daily AdV

There is every reason TO believe that the
doors of the Spnhie will he open upon the dis
cus>lon OF The great constitutional question now
before them, relative to the power Of appoint
ment .ikeL Gazetie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

ProMs Of Mulberry Orchard. Mr.. A. Par.
menl'er, in the Sitk Cuiiurist, calculates the ne
profits on an orchard of two acres. at 90 ne
cent for The fist nine years, AZ per cent. fo
Inc i've following. and ll2 per cent. for tb,
succeeding six.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
Bagwell. Smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND.

IEfAVlNG taken SamnJl Hannah as ~.
.. ner in our concern in Richmond ,la
siness in future i'll be conducted unaa. -, W
firm of Bagwel, Smith and Hannah. and NM ."s
the superintendent aud management oIM.
Hannah, 10 person.
We shall continue our business here and III,
u future transact a Commission Bushes.
respectfully tender our services to the n,,LIs
that capacity. Advances will be made on n,a
duce when placed in our hands. If REQUIRED
SMITH. BAGWELL r. .
Feb. 6m4q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
To Merchants, Physicians,
And the Public Generally;
NEW ARRIVALS OF

For sale, Wholesale or Retail.
5000 L .6So G Is. Ep.o@ S' s,,.
$40 bottles Castor Oil
200 lbs. Lump Magnesia
80 do Powdered Rhuharb, sup.
% do Root do do
so do Sugar Lead
80 do Powdered Jaap
$40 do do Cream Tartar
loo do Gum Camphor. sup.
50 do Powdered Columbo
% do Root do
90 boxes Window Glass
500 lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
80 do Waters, assorted colors and .iGfg
some in boxes
$40 do Gum Shellac
25 do Numegs, sup.
900 gals Sweet OIL
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, sup.
1000 do White Chalk
20Oo do Spanish Whiting
500 DO Spanish Whue
loo do Chrome Red, new article
1000 do Salt Peue
5000 do Alum
1000 do Copperas
5000 DO Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick Fastic
1000 do Ground 90
5000 do Putty -.
$40 do Aqus FORTS
o. do best Turkey Opium
80 do Spanish Flies
81 do Calcined Maenesia
loo lbs. SPIT. Ha,tshoru
l5o do do Nitro DuIc.
$50 do CaIomel
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do OIL Viiiol
500 gals Lnseed Oil
1000 lbs Dry White Lead
100 lbs White Mustard iced
Paints 10 Oil, all kinds in use
Dry Paints, do do
Melin's Cough Drops
Anderson's do do
Lamotts d, do
DE Lamon,erats do do
Spanish Float Indigo, sup.
Madras Indigo. IN squases, new altice
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
Spirit rurpenine
Liquid Ink, sup
RED aud Black Ink Powder. sur.
complete assortment Of Surgical INSTRUMENTS
"0e"'i'"eHt OF tdlners DiusW'
and Sash Tools
complete assortment Of Sweeping brushes
90 do Scrubbne do
large assortment of Cancels hair Brushes
A d" do Marking do
do do Velvet 60
An assert of Brushes for marking Tobacco or
Cotton
large assortment Of White wash Brushes
do do Hearth & busting Brush
do do Table Brushes
A do do Clothes IL Hat Brushes
do do Tooth aud Hat do
10 10 Co NIB, Nail and Je"e'
ler's Brushes
a do do Flesh and Shoe Bru
"A do do VaInishts, all KIN
An assortment OF Portrait Tools
Refined Ok Gall, rendering water colours more
permanent aud beautiful-uew article
All The secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines in use
All the ae,U Medicines.
Together with great rarely OF other gocas
All OF which am dsitrmined TO sell on as g0Ot
Terms as any Other House in Virginia,
Howell DAVIES.
Main-St. Lyucbbuis
v January 25.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Duff Green has gone demenled about fed
eroiilm. He can talk # nothing else in his pa
per, aud really seems to he in n frenzy lest " the
President ard onr4elves" the dear people aud
IN" government printing. should be devoured
by his mvlsI'le monster. He asks with
great g,avi'v, are not Daniel Wrbsier, Iristram
Burges, John Holmes and Samuel Bell. old
federalists 2" As much as to say, get over that ii
you can.
A TO Johu Holmes, he was the very Atlas OF
democracy in he Massachusetts Legislature,
preceding aud during the last war. The rest
may pead guilty, To the hem us If nee. And
pray, Nj Gen. fl EN-, are not John NJ
Berfien, John Branch SaTuel d Inghnm, and
Louis " Lane. "old fedora ISIS p Surely they
Tere, until they got " nhsolution' though the
high Priest of Jach sonis,n. and came uut
" democrats dyed in the WOOL
Pror Ddiig ADJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Yours. &c.
ANDREW kEAN,
NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHAN,
J. b. FERGUSON.
ROBERT w. PLEASANTS,
FRANCIS b. DEANE,
CHARLES +. POPE.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1890.
nEsrLEMFS received, few DAYS since,
WIN the most grateful emotions. the polite in
''atIon 10 parlake OF dinner at La Vallee tav-
efn' III the county of Goochand. on the oath
INST. which you have been pleased TO tender
me in behalf OF portion of my fellow cit zens
of,hat county.
Inc appreciation Of constituents next to the
consciousness of deserving il, is the mos, con.
'onne reward Tor faithful public services, which
inc representative can receive, and the must APP
F'oP'ia'e which the constituent can confer. As
testimonial then of your approval of my
couf Sc, snd humble and inefficient though wet
intended e1ertIons, in the cause OF reform willis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

tene'on had all that was good in his heart
""u ali 'nSt was hue in his head and never
maze use oil the latter but TO advance the for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

ION, has thought II bis own best policy 70
forget right aud Iusticr-Iieace and the gene
raj welfare and throw the weight Of his
influence into Inc hands Of the protecting
system" party. In his message, he vaguely
iniimaies the propriety Of some reduction OF
the tariff on some articles, but sperspicuonsly ,
and in bold relief, in favor of the extension oil
il. eyond the authority of'he constitution.
II would appear by this thai the State OF
South Carolina must declare war against Gen.
lack on, n President NJ her own choice We
venture To predict thai hose who were opposed
10 him tlhr late election and thou-ands Who
were his advocates, will sustain bin against
The rebelIious threats Of the Telescope. But
hear The Telescope again
The mode oferi.lence which will be adop
ted may possibly lead to di.unon, aud per
haps to bloodshe d-This may be go
Such language as the above, it appears to
US, could only emanate from demon. 10
speak of diSurion and spiting a brother 5
biDod with such boldness and such leviiy. We
did hope was not IN thu heart of any citizen OF
this State, and we do trust thai there are not
Two such 10 be found in TIT country. The Tel
escope proGeeds-
3" In such predirament, Rage, anger and
despair, AT once suggest, thai oil all deaths, 10
die in hrms is the best Resistance must and
will be made Ivy by our next Legislature the
enOrmty of the proVocaton its perpptuatlon
and The stale of pablo feeling all forbid the
SupposiiIon that IT " III not aud II will be wise
IN all men 10 prepare for the event A slrng-
gle is inevitable. and every sensible man knows
thai II must be So"
We are thus given TO understand the course
intended to be pursued by the political ncen'
diaries At the next meeting the Legislature +;
aud We feel firm conviction that il is only
necessary fIr the good people of this patriotic
Slate, 10 understand il IN The full extent of lis
enormiiy, TO induce them TO Use IN the ma es-
y OF their strength, aud PROSTATE the evil dis
posed, aud their designs together
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

plaintiff, alter denying the lady Law IN bis re-
nliea,ion. proceeded 10 contend that she ought
Ca Indemnify him for the expense Of n shawl
whicn he had given her, aud which she bad -
criye,l, as pledge Of thrit mutual love. 10
this she isioined that she had set oil for the
cost Of watch which she had purchased Tor
him and Tor an umbrella which she had lent
him On his last visit, and Which he had never re-
turned The conri having ibken into cons dst.
.,,on The evidence addLced on both SIDES. SEN
fenced Mss Rose 10 pa, her former lever 900
ffHncs in addition 10 all the cost of prosecuting
his SUI bath az love and nj law The French
journalist adds " his IS not much for Mas
Rose. II she gets ta al - bad husband at this
pricr and not Enough TOT VI y. II he loses
the possession OF pretty woman
Young C,0codiies This following curious
circnns Hncc hns just happened in France. a
French Officer ia The service Of the PHcha Of r.
ei pl srni over to friend in France some oh ects
NJ antiquity and Of natural b,.,ury. aud n.
mnne niher 'hirgs some crocodile eggs On
opening the boz, however, few DAYS ago, on
It's arrival at the Custom House, three young
crocodieS, alive, made their appearance, aud
crepl out at The case. They bad been hatch
ed either during the passa &c, OF The quarantine.
aud had sustained Themselves by feeding on
some papyrus manuscripts and the mummy Of
an lbs which the case contained nothing
being rn Of this LAT but the lalous. and some
feathers These animals are aall alive, and on
The roai 20 Paris where they have probably
by this time errlyed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

10 the Point The town clerk in
Town, as The custom is, having publ.Lsssf IAN
oands OF mairImony betw cen fwo -, Tie
was followed by the clergyman by rea rGs'.oe''
hymn beginning with the words " W,.' lie
souls " no dream of heaven "'ahtb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

"h'e an old farmer in Connecticut -.
hossmg one ct h's eraceless s"ns. alumni
mead ',i,ow about eighteen. an idea ala, ' s,a
entered Inc cra'ni"m OF Young Jonathan ass
ne sung ou', Stop, Dad itts argur - ''o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

u.er. lhs character was gwen Of ,bs
p"hop by very sensible Swiss. and az
no one ever deserved so high a characts .p'a9.g
ter. "e'er b..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16
POLITICS OF LOUISIANA.

a correspondent of the Boston Palladium, rives
the following glance at the politics of Louisiana:
81 had nm interesting conversation with n. oen,,.-
man from Louisiana, this morning, respecting tho
tue Anti candidate, will be elected Govern.
or ana That Mr. johnson will be reelected to the &
.. senate. Tue contest for Congress between Gen
tspey ana Zen. Thomas, in Mr. Guricy's late dis
trict will be very animated and the resut 10
y doubtful. Judge White will be re-chosen from
New Orleans without I,':>h difficulty"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

~ Class No. ~ A10''tFy'
d., 60, 90, 10, 80, 50, 10, 90, 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

The Spanish Schooner, prize to the r. s. scbr
Gpa,npns , ~ C"m Mayo arrived at Key West pre-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

ts os' ID wheat: 10 very unusual. 1t has appeared
however ~ during the present season IN Cpp,nhis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

49,. spanish Shaving brig, with 5 slaves On board
red into Havana about the e3d ult. o''u ea'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

OH ;so ms residence in Iienpco county nm ,L.
s aS,am .'r. JACOB SMITH, in the 5Oth year of his
many ior,ude Distinguished as he was for his WIN WIN
sy of fq his rs0g life the hospitality and
in the deaIh f ~; ms knd and benevolent feelings
,o .a.aoie members Honest and upright, even
10 ProVerD m all his transactions with bis el,
hen' ne was beloved by those who knew him veil Wv,
respected by ALL In all the domestic Relations 80 Tn o
was eq"ay exemplary, dutfu1 son, ssond and AZ
eeon''e n9sDand and father, kind and humane
master. I"t OIL IN The prime of life, ut q ,;ros i
ms services were peculiarly useful his loss To- ,s
syss III every respect iTTcparsbfe. lie lived an 40.
nv us residence m Hanover county, on the f1ib -;
o'a'' nAILsF D. JOHNSON, Esq. His uniform sJLs
~ W JUST ard magnanimous department mn -
e age OF 'os attached to him the respect and low "
I n mno Knew MN lie was who was onlv TO h..
hnoWh 10 be respected and loved. Those WHO -
INN most, loved him best. WV A"S"