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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

than any o ,heI known seed vegetables but II
IS observed that bid seed comes up earlier than
new.
We are TOLD by ancient authors. that when
fish became SICILY IN ponds or stews, If vas a
common practice To throw IN parsley, winch
greatly revived them.
lh's herb IS good for sheep that have eaten
ak'nd of Wild rannnoaius, which causes a
worm Ia destroy their liver. II is also said Ia
be an eScellenl remedy 10 preserve sheep from
the fol, provided they are ted twice n week, tor
two az three hours each time, With tins heih b.
farshY has been sometimes cultivated IN field.
Tor this pnrpoae bat hares aud rabbits are o
iond ol II, thai they will come from great
distance 10 feed upon it; so that those WIN
wish 10 draw hares on :heir es ats have
only 10 50" parsley in thrr parks or fields
Ia preserve parsley Tor the Seasoning oi
meats, S<e. lie, u lac gathered ON dry day and
immediately put Ia tuned roasting se'een
"nd placed closc 10 FIRE; il viii then soon
beC9me brittle, when ii may I've rubbed fine
and Pot into lass boy les for use.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

upnn all political questions Presidential election or VIVA,
will get The majority mos, esec,a, arm
meat TO turn the nsoTiiy for, the party tina, shall prevail
have the disposal o honors, and Offices emoen,s and
pozans excited exer,ion ACQUIRED only bv IN.
hope of There another men Who think
have sprung Virginia, rather began be distinguished
asa separate class within the last fifteen years They DO not
regard themselves part Of ae peopis,hey profess the IN
selves the peoples sercans-e peoples frie.d ihe eon
men meaning nothing in PLAN English, tsy are
t'e men for the peoples money They no opn ons and
no whi o their own-whaever the people think ev think
whatever the people desire, they the people
ea they are eonent-anc therefore whatever honor or
somsn' The people have 10 hesow they expect it
ai'er hands S, 0na Of ae geope and lave noted
ae ways and know perfectly how TO appreciate the
a"a me merits o these our Mad ociors friends servants
In Nio"arch'es, the King is of honor and office
~ .,euoics The People There courteys of the people,
as wen rs courefs OF kings The occs both arc scv
alike their ends the same; conduct rs den, on,v in
n"s; and Is equally true of the the people,
OF me co"rers OF kings that exactly proportion 10 the con
tempt hey entertain in their hearts, persons TO whom,
her batteries ad6ssed extravaganza of their ad
aIon Sir The last nope Of TIE Republic rests in That Gloss
az" unhk Hencen constitutes the great body of The peo
,wnn' possessing the means of subsistence improved
ny oncs industry, placed above the temptations OF poverty
ann exempt from The temptations prosperity never so much
s "ea,, o. .e emeumens OF oicehe honest hard
rs ynan'P OF ms country who hitherto have fed cIoahcd
Poleced, and sustained society Bu how long will hesc
shy weight with government. the first principle which
- Wo"ey 10 be an utter disregard of Interests and sccI
Tiy OF property"
dl not ask Nathaniel to explain wbv h. did M,
give the whole OF this passages The reasons wby bn
oa not, are so obvious, that NAV venture to state
cui Tor MN lst Ii he had quoted all oft it would
nave appeared TO the most cursory reader what wa
the class of men against whom Mr. L. bronnbi rho
charge OF corruption, and aimed TINS severe invec,ive
and. without doubt, every hardworking man in this
community would have approved the Justice of it.
1"uiy, &c would have appeared tina, Mr.. l.. placed
the strongest confidence in the virtue of tina, ha I'd
WORKING class who earn their own living by their
own honest industry. and never hankerinG after
lne puohe crib And 3rdly, the picture Mr.. L. drew
of the piace-han'cs IS so strikjng likeness 6, ,r
10 nature and TO fact, will, every mans
experience ana observation, that the pitce hunters
each and all must be interested to have il obltera
.cu a''o 10 gotten forever and from this cons,dera
ton, coupled with ,Nathaniers eulopum and defsnca
OF Gen. Jackson, | venture to conjecture, that i
-sGhtan'et will give his real name to tbs. public i
VIII be found that Ire is now. or hath been an an
plcant for Office at Washington
DIi.WORTTI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
NATHANIEL BACON.
FoR THE pru1c

Jlessrs. Edltoys-There was ,u,,;tsd i,
ro Upper parts oil Virginia in August last article on the
ny OF The oouniesan extraction vhch Won " I'll obos @
% your SUBSCRIBERS by inserting in your paper before The com
necement OF the elections You will co,nnerra 81. 1911.
WIN the paragraph that begins thus. '' sN''"0'
bnso~ nave 70 toast the possession Chapman
9anafaAiih ign overly fond of ,s y, 'oel.
ni 10 b m ,o mat branch Of government who are 50
20 MINK thcy cannot bcsiow mitch of Then, On , $3.50
fs, ana whose practice 49, not Their interest, 10 e ,ho
wIideng techncalte capable only bv thems.ivs anu os
Upon us paTtcui9 ccasion fully see not oulv the
We. procession - the approaching assembly One n re ~
Potant parts OF their wod will be reform and @ w.
ude6 TO- and Deg now refer YOU To- Ard 81 ~ M d.
p we defects Of tina, system and oil be;r cause
s.u eccs and how TO apply Tho remedies as ,bose OH
d. nc ne"G OF the bars Of Superior cour2 'a'N
Were freehoder in every COUNTY i,,,o.t 49,, lit,
oSe distinguished individuals reside should cousde
ny oopnden duty only exercise nv pr,vjiepe Of ynpn
my best endeavours procure ali their electiops
s TO exercise my other privilege as frsemsn III, ian 20
WIN q" IN the welfare Of the Siate of fv snd
y 'f"aoins the same object in iis only way in INV porc
dnu however others may think in the matte ft
ee deiaenoy Of duty myself and country TO ac Uuiu
" What then must those think, or gba, Al Lac,
cay be thought Of them by others who set oncoubs-
vpeI am sVoWed candidates in on,o,;o -, ~, 80
or uiier themselves TO be use NJ H 70 mem,
P' sos nnpfoPer secret lurking personal PEI
' @ .s'eoy attempt To deprive the STATE N s a s
Important services such an occasaS - " sucn aDc and
, m any suca) be resi- friends 10 their c,,y ~
they d..
experience sd icernirent behold superior talents
YET been sbIs ~ ELY ~ themselves, which no else has
no knoye e should be such (of which at present have
and sill avg they should unfortunately for the country
,ng unfortunately for themselves succeed in suuerss
that no." WI they be able meet, when they arrive in
o. e'IDy Inc iIvidous comparison that N inevi,abir t
a|n and as inevitably draw upon fhemsoJgcs ~ W. 9e
s 49, " we country Or, arc they ambitious 10 be Dacedo
"aS sminencc NJ distinction. where they NAV no -; ~
be politically forgiven "'' never oushtio
none sps' have no Psrsona knowledge Of apv such and
nope nero are none, and therefore ought not and .csoy on"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

IL a House Keeper, Tomorrow
" Various Communications on hand, are DELAYED
by the pressure of advertisements
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

" Inc Quarterly Meeting of the RrcBMorD
TEMPgnANcx Society, stands adjourned n tb o,
ing at o'clock, in he first Baptist Church
sen %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

u The President was in Charlottesville or Friday,
and probably viii get to the City to-day-as like
Charles X he travels slowly. Albemarle was taken
IN the roue, to sstisfy the people there, where Mr.
Jefferson liyed,) how much alike was the first and
second Jefferson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
DILWORTII.
ToR TIE WIN
BACON-.f6ridscd.

iE' hEIGH's S"bstnntinc experimentation NO e
PLANTATION mitigate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
SAIEAI TRIALS

BosToN, August 2l.-On Thursday forenoon IL o.
clock, MIR Dexter closed the defence OF John Francis
knapp. Mr.. Webster immedistl y commenced his
argument for the prosecution; aud had not closed when
the Court adjourned at o'clock in the evening OF
The auditors Thursday several hundred were la
dies.
Yesterday Mr.. Webster resumed and finished the
ease on tho part OF the government Judge Putnam
summed up the testimony, and instructed the Jury on
what constituted aiding and abetting in murder, AID
the bearing Of The testimony IL related to the prs
oHer.
PosrscRIPT-10 o'clock The case was given TO
the JOry at l o'clock, p. NJ. and at twenty minute.
past six they returned verdict ofGUILTY. Sentence
will be pronounced this morning at O'clock. This
trial was thrice inpor ant nasmuch asfon the convic
lion n this the only surviving depend
ed,-we will not say cOnUietion, but the bare trial
Of the two accessaries, who but for conviction Of y
principal, might have laughed 10 both Court and
Jury, and evaded Justice by standing mute, even though
one Of them had previously confessed the darkest
shades Of guilt az accessory. tCentineI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

ho Argus eesgnas Mr. Clifton and Grundy NJ Washington, as
Jackson Whether this he mmatenl as
they stand pledged to with the Jackson party que
tons.
tboso marked thus are said bo pledged 70 vote IN elections
&C. with the jackson partyaud MI Spaling, OF Washington
among tho number His namc should, ftbs DO ue be stricken
from the Clay list
Livingston, Lawrence, and Morgan, Hickman and
Graves and Calloway-remain TO he heard from, and
elected four Jackson members last year. Bracken
Clay and Perry, Knox and Harlan have also TO be
heard FROM and elected three Clay last year. In
Daviess there Is tie between Roberts and Stou the
race is TO be again, and feel confident OF
the success Of Roberts, the republican candidate. If
we have succeeded in obtaining the four members from
Livingston, Lawrence aud Morgan, Hickman and
Graves, and should elect candidate in Davies, the
Jackson party, including four members pledged,
will have fffy.foW members in the House. II the
Clay party have elected the three members from BFack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

people aud affords encouragement OF the speedy re,
Of THO nation from high duties and the odious system oil
indirect taxation imposed by the Tariff.
Resolved, That We decidedly disApprove Of the en-
dravors OF the federal party to enlarge the public debt
and 10 procrastinate its payment through indefinite
period, by enormous appropriations Of the public funds
10 purposes Of Internal Improvements.
Resoired That hi. Convention fully approve OF the
nomination OF the honorable SAMUEL +. SMITH, ne
the republican candidate for the office of Governor OF
,hi- State. and conf ling in his republican principles,
ability, io'egity aud experience, will use all laudable
me effect his election.
Resoiped, That this Convention UNAvIMoUsLY ap
prove OF the honor able aud
in Congress by the honorable JOHN ANDERSON, the
OF Cumberland District; and apprecia
ing hi. talents experience, and the valuable services
he has rendered his constituents and the people OF hi
State generally, do UNANIMoUsLr recommend him
Tor re-elec ion, aud, in the name Of the democratic
publican party Of this District pledge best exsrtons
to the support Of This nomination, Sc &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY.

The number and amount Of debts due 10 the United
States the time which many Of them have been in suii,
and the difficulty Of obtaining any satisfactory iEfOr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

r.
Jackson. Clay.
Anderson-D White shelby-white
Sholby-Sprigg Butler
Louisville-Guthrie Franklin-Crittenden
Jefferson-Churchili Fayette-True
Robb Curd
Ienry-Allen Wilson
Field Madison-Turncr
Owen-Brown Rodes
Scott--E Johnson Cark-Allen
Johnson Stewart
Madison-Smith Warren--Morehead
Woodford-W hittingon Shanks
Jessamine-Lews Gallatin-Sroher
Harrison-Patterson Observation-Disclosures
Chowning Misunderstanding
Mercer-Tomlinson RockcastIe-Coiyer
McAfee Lincoln-Hunton
Tompkins Casey-Ray
Green-Barnett observation-disclosures
Marshall Hayes
Barren-Hardy Logan-Morehead
Preston Ewing
Munroe--Barlow Observation-Disclosures
Washington-Girtont Williams
Grundyf Gass.
Bath--ChilcsT Mason Chambers
Fleming-Hobbs Marshall
Cassidy Oldhsm--Crutch6eld
Estill-NIize Hardn-HeIm
Campbell-Phelps reckenridge-Calhoen
Ohio-DyerN Garrard-Yants
NichoIas-Russell Harris
Allen-Dawson Boone-Gaines
SpeHcer-1eady Russell-Pierce
Pendeton-Ha Whitley and
Lcwis-Henderson LAUREL. Jackson
BulIitt-Grigsby" Nelson-Rudd
Hardn-Robcrs Beall
Hart-Copeand Anderson and
Grayson-W orham Union-Dixou
Simpson-Wilams Butler and
Floyd and Pike-May Edmundson-Clay man
Adair--Stotts Muhlenburg-McNsry
mberland--Bakor Contamination
Wayne-Williams To1d-New
Hopkins-Sisk Pulaski-Smth
Trigg-Norvell For Clay 49,
Greenup-Ward
Caldweil-Haynes'
IarL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

ts.s table OF appropriations compiled from pnslic documents
then adds Tho aid single canal tho State of Vir
Ena exceeds by than dollars tho aprfopT
Red TO roads and canals IN all the Northern States"
since the above named period Congress appropriated sbos
100000 for military road tha frontier of tho taeiu THE
ng compared TO the that has been the
mean time appropriated for the Eastern States
Another important has been
by tho regulations established in the Department
respecting bountes paid the tho
God Gcas N has long been suspected that frauds
prncioed the connivance
Negligence Collectors Customs, charged
Means defeat
adopted Immediately the coming in cf this Administrations
by table before exhibiting the Of each District
aud Collector and tho paid by them respectively, appears
that saving has been made during tho first Of this admins
THREE THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED AND EIGH-
by defeating the frauds practical The paid
under Mr Adnms's last year s2G057 a. Tho amount paid
undo President Jacksons first yoa only sl6753T &C. DIFF
ference saved, S3S 5Gn the three Districts Of Nowuy
port pswich aud Gloucester IN which the Collectors
toved first the saved being much less than tho bountol
paid tefe tho last year OF Mr.. Adams Administration $751;
o5t 81.
1.-THE total " The public debt the lat January 1890,
f0j 90 Tho Secretary of the
port finances Doc H. 1922 estimating the evonuo
expenditures Of tho government aad stating banco
This will complete the payment Of the whole public debt,
within the rear 1885, without applying tho banh shares" of the
government, thereto
e precise smooai Of this deb, frat Jan 1880 was
sI2 40 See report Of tho canal board Of New York
ms'e 10 The Senate Of that State, March ~ $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

The President at the residence of NJ jor iton
in Franklin Tenn. the 2Sth ult. HIS visit said
to he altogether one Of misunderstanding appointed
to meet Gen Coffee and NJ .or Eaton, bu-iness
n-cted with the Indians. Two Of the Cherokes Chief,
bat for what object /. unknown, have proceeded to
Nashville on a visit to the President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16
NEW JERSEY ELECTION,

IL is very important Ia clear understanding of
the situation OF parties in New Jersey to state facts
ana only facts; and these in such manner as n II can
anu WIZ comprehend them. 1t generally under
stood that in many of the counties rail road an,
questions &C. &c. obliteruted all political dstinc
tions; and as an instance, mention that in Essex
where there is Clay majority of probably 1900. one
, ,acsson man mas been elected We readily admit
.ia' majority, small one indeed of Jacksonians
are elected to the Legislature; but suppose the Legs
iatute had been chosen as the members of Congress
are to be IN December, by general ticket, not a
JACKSON man would have succeeded, as will be sean
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16
y otice to Creditors.

pursuance of a.-oTder of the Staunton Ch,pcerv
District Court hereby give notice to tile credi-
ors Of Jacob Kinney, Eco late of the county of An
gusta deceased, to present their claims against the
Sad Kinney, properly auf henticated to me- ut NV
once IN staunlon on Tuesday the 9TH day of Janua-
y .eH.,h "tder mat they may participate In the
Distribution of the assets OF the said es,ate
W. CLARKE. Master Commissioner.
nc, 29-wlot Staunton Chancery curt
~ oIl' E.-A Petilon wl be presenI ed to the
mex Legislature OF Virginia, for leave to Law
down Rail- way from or levorl,i The land of AIDS
son toer in the county of urnrico to some conye
nieht Landing place UPON the Tu. l-ioe Canal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16
CoMN1USIcArEp.
OUfI VI . NTJ AILD.
AMERICAN CLAIMS ON LIP ANcn

AMLItICAN CLAIMS ON FRANCE.
Since The origin Of our claims OH France their IL
qmGaIlon mas not appeared so probable d since the
recent change of government no that coantrv Con
ldent hopes are Eow entertained thas Justice will =
last be done TO our citizens Let as not FORGET the
old Proverb of doing unto others as we would wish
others to 90 unto u.s." and while ask justice of he
French Government for ar ciizans. rrtnember tint
justice Is also due from Gov rnmelt TO a French
citizen The claim OF Bcanmarchais is of .onrcr
standing growing ofour r, vo!ugionlis conloara
'Ivey small IN amount, q Of at least as high dignity
us he claims of our citizens Oh Frsuce Il has been
pronounced just by Commit ccs OF Congress Auor-
ueys General Presidents Madison and Monroe-and
Dr Gallatin who rel cted il at he Treasury. has
since admitsrd, that had the evidence now adduced
been before him he would have allowed it, lis for
US t. set the example Of doing justice and hns ena
BE Cir. Rlves TO call on Ia" FIR nch G yer lnent to
follow u. JUSTICE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16
Rector of William o. Marp Cnllans
North Blenheim for Sale

Il VIE SUBSCRIBE having more land than n, has,
"A hands to cultivate advantage. off.Ts =, rcr;S
sdtc safe thlT valuable estate. containing by receY.
survey, nine hundred and seven acres of ;,,I,icI =
bout live hundred are cleared and the balance =
~oooS-tne Improvements are extensive and vni,,n
be and the sol Is admirably adapted t. the cII,rz,,
oi tooacco' wheat aud clover-It has also the mrs
combination of other advantaoes IN b; ''t. IafS
within the immediate ncighbourhood oil the fjn,ys,s
~ m very healthy climate, Convenient 4, y,,,;
non ana last though moi least, surrounded lv sl,t
Will be accommodating and liberal c,eJt 33 s a'S
the purchaser by his giving bonds with
ana deed OF trust on the land to SCENE he &
inents fmnre desirable, this estate win he 1,Ias5
.n'o 1"I equal parts Persons who may b. d,sDess5
to purchase will apply 10 the subscribe $500
the premises. '''i"''fg on
EDWARD o GOODWIN
NORTH RfrzgbeH1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16
SHEEH LEAD

Dr. HoRNBRooK of this place, has commenced
ne making of Shee Lead, and Lead Pine and viii
shortly b. able to fill orders for either article. These
addition to our manufacturing operations a. Ihev
WI be advan'a ge"us to he public we hope viii al
So be profitable t. the PROPRIETOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

Nj RANDOLPH.--It Is officially announced in
the Telegraph, OF Friday, that Mr. Randolph in
consequence p rapid and threatenlpo decline of b,s
health has left ST. Petersburgh. He arrived in Lon
don on tn goth of September, his way to the
south OF France, where with the appreciation of the
PRESIDENT, he intends to spend the ensuing winter.
and to return to st Petersburgh in the sprln lfthe
state ut his health Will admit oft. We do not hold
General Jacksons admlnsira ion responsible for the
III health OF Mr. Randolph; altogether Mr. Adams
wa so held, IN similar case-that of the late Ru-
fu~ King Delaware .Iour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

Mr. FoRsYTH Mr.. WIRr.-Both of these
gentlemen were lately invited 20 deliver addresses on
classic ground, in New Jerseys the former before the
:, w ing and Cliosophc Society of Nassau Hall at
Inc annual commencement in September; and Mr.
Wiit, before the 'Pehessopian Society of r III GERS
college, writer IN Philadelphia literary wLo
was an eye witness of MIR. Forsyth's perform
ance' speaks of 1T as almost an entire failure:
-Much lnterest-he says-was excited, ana
VACANT anicipations, what his matter and
manner would probably b., undoubtedly form
ed; but even moderate expectations were rather dis
appointed, and the laurels which he honorable mem
Der of Congress won on that day will NOT much on
cuinber his brow :! I" Mr.. Wirt's address ON the Of
other hand. is described every way worthy of his
exalted reputation. ~ M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

- ne foreign news viii be found a day or two
Ahe only article of interest, the rejection by
'aiee OF the overture from the Netherlands, of a
Union oi the two Kingdoms. An independent Repub-
nc IN Belgium, Will be the consequence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16
wNG. Ina. E.yLR0W,

Altorney at Law and Notary Public,
a AFFERS his PROBES sional services to hose h,v-,
- ng business ID any of the Courts of the CITY of
Richmond, or III the Superior and Inferior Courts of
the Connleo of Hanover. Henrico, New Kent, or
King William. "' VI
tis office Is kept opposite the Federal Count Office
in the rear of Nash's Book Store
9-iaw:3tc#
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

Inc Harrisburg Croniclc says-.W, ,sday
uorhin5 las, one hundred and twenty-thr wagons
were counted IN and about the market square and
on saturday last, one hundred and thir,v sN were
counted al iader with produce for this market"
- me Canal is IN fine navigable order from C,ark,s
Ferry. through Harrisburg ia Middletowp and bus,
ness brisk The Union Canal is also IN GOOD order
a"d number of boats, loaded with merchandizr. are
aa'ly expected By our forwarding and commission
Merchants 'oi1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-16

nay until some time after dark. IN ex,m;,,,o ,os,
d d,ony: &C AinSworth himself was examined. he
oi any knowledge of the deceased but evin
ecu considerable emotion during his examination."