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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
The following truly characteristic letter can
hardly fail 10 amuse and edfy' the reader.

[ The following truly CHARACTERISTIC letter can
hardly fail 10 amuse and edify the reader,
FROM THE JACKSON GAZETTE OF MARCH 27.
When we learned that our paper had been
stricdcn from the list OF those authorised 10
publish the Laws OF the United States, we in
formed our readers oil the fact, and at the same
time Indicated that as we were the advocates
Of reform" aud "roiation" in office, we would
not =" complain" We however, addressed a
letter TO our attentive representative, the Hon.
DAVID CROCKETT, inquiring If any cause was
alleged for the change on the part Of the hon
orable Secretary of Stale, and have received
the following answer
Washington City, March 5.
Dear Sir received with much astonlsh-
ment. notification of your removal as public
printer. know, as is known to others. that
you have opposed me in all my elections nor
S i with view TO reconcile you that | nave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

~ Wv opening tdf5e ana beautiful supply
" of French aud English Chemicals, DC
VIZ:
SnlOhate OF Qninlne Extract Valeran
DO hhubarb DO Saroaparia
Do Morphine Oxide Bismuth
Acetate do Oil Garden Lavender
DO do III solution UltI anaTiHe
Peperine Carb Ammorca
Emellne Liq. do Concentrated
Strich nine Drop Lake
lodyne Pink and col'd Sances
HydrIodate Potash Picture Yarnish
Faratrine Colored t'lacoHs
Delphine Vaccine Virus
Bucine Tubes aud Bottles
Pier ,tnxine lCarmine
Bromlue Lunar Caustic
Oil Varnella Beans Rhatana Root
Oil VIolets Oxide Stannnm
Oil Cedrst Sugar Hammers
Oh Jessemins prin,Dg Flasks
Bird Lime Salvatorles
Chlorine de OK de sod- Presfon's and GODFREY
um genuine imported smell
Smelling Bottles, aing Salts
splendid assortment Matches in 61Bes
Oxey' concentrated Essence of JamGCa GF-
ger, for Gout, Nervous Complaints, Kheu
maiism, Panlsey, &c.
Mander, Weaver and Mander's Seidz Pow
ders
Robinson's Patent Barley new article) in erfF'
use in London ana Paris and in our nufIheIn
cities. Howell DAVIES.
Apr %
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either defended you, OF enclosed the evidence
OF having done so. II IS because wish justice
done to every man and inder all circumsian-
ces. On the day of the date oil my letter, ~
was Transmitted to MIR. Van Buren,. and delay
ed writing you. under II supposition that should
Obtain an answer. lie has, nevertheless, not
yet made = reply, nor do believe that the
world can produce tue man who Is able 20 re-
ply. snd successfully vindica,e The course OF
which complain in the letter which enclose
you. and which hope you will publish.
] am party man IN the true sense oil tue
word but God forbid that should ever he
come So much party man as ObsequIousy 10
stoop IN answer party purposes. wish, sir,
aud indeed IT is the principle object of this
note, TO assure you thai have had neither
direct nor indirect participation III what
u Mt least consider the unlusiltIable
business Of Withdrawing from you the hi
bounty heretofore allowed TO you, and for the
procurement OF the necessary services, which,
in my judgment, you have both promptly and
ably rendered. | am indignant al seeing
set oil men, whether in elevated or humble sia-
iions pursuing with such madness the very
course OF Intolerance and prescription which
they have so long aud so loudly (and as they
informed me 20 justly condemned IN others.
To General Jackson nm firm and undeVi-
ating friend. have fought under his command
x am proud to own that he has been my CO.
mander. ! have loved him. aud in The sinceri
~ of my heart II say that still love HIM
but to he compelled TO love every one who, lor
purposes OF self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, pretend 10
rally around The !" Jackson Standard, is what
never can submit 10. The people Of this
country. Ike the humble boatmen on tho Mis-
sissippi, ought TO begin TO look out for break
era The for is about: let the roOsl be guard
ed
nm. sir. with high consideration, most re
specially. the humble servant OF yourself aud
Of the people OF ny district
DAVID CROCKETT.
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u will be seen that the Senate are determined
not TO spare our brethren of the editorial corps
"hose promotion 10 places OF trust and profit,
MS reward for their valuable services in the
late presidential contest, has fed MS up with n
hope ihnt II might come to cur turn some of
these days to be similarly favored. Isaac has
got his travelling papers MOrdecai it is pretty
well asceria'ned, will be despatched after him,
and 1mos bring up the rear.-oO much for
buckingham : And thus ends our golden
prospects for after this lofty end Independent
stand of The Senate, what editor Gao hope
for preierment by President-making O.
hetioS occWpatton's gone lfthis is TO be the
way with our fraternity, now and forever, of
what all will he all the -" arts" and ince.
unity OF able editors ?" With no incestiye
10 the exercise of their genius-n0 Snmuiant TO
their inventive powers, nor one promise of re
wdrd for partzan services, they will heigh
no be reduced to he aierna i've of enlisting
IN the cause OF tr,sth aud decency. Alas poor
lOrick Norfolk Herald.
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lfnYIlinitLnn. .AnriL u

TITS gengraly understood here that the Penn
sylganla delegation, who could not without u
violation ot their dufy 10 their own constituents,
and 10 then own consCIenccs, attend The JET
ielsonian dinner AT Browns, on account Of the
aniiiauh character OF the sentiments which
were 10 he gwen IN toasts and speeches, have
determined 10 gel up tarif dinner II IS not
SAID whether they also intend to elevate The
Jefferson flag, but II is more than probable hnt
they Will iortify their tariff ioasts and speeches
with the opinions OF ME- Jefferson himself A
few days will doubtless determine NOT merely
the truth or ialsuy Of the report. but also the
true character OF this opposition banquet.
To-day, the senate have been occupedin
public aud private bills during Il greater part
of the day. There has been no Executive SEES.
aon nj course. the nomination so much talked
At, and as 10 the result OF which, SO much pub
he curiosity, mingled with no inconsider able
anxiety, ms been excited, are yet in statu quo
II is sand that MIR Kendall himself, has now II.
ven np all nope Of being confirmed, but il it be
so, or no, | cannot tell.
According To the resolution adopted by the
House, aud awaiting only the concurrence of
IN" senate, 10 give II fall auth lritv, the House
may ndIoufn on tue l7th of May, so that, in
tina cas-, only a little hey ond three weeks re-
man7, Tor action on all the business winch is
NOV b'tore Congress. This il bu a short
time Tor action on all the great topics before
the iiOuse--lhe tafff rpgulaiiou-the bill from
The ways aud means, looking to a general re-
ducion OF dulies--the bill To proylde for the re.
moval of the Indians-the bill rela i've 10 the
disposition of the public lands-ihe case Of
Judge Peck, &c. &c They must all go over 10
another session, for the want of Tine 10 act on
them,or The House must abandon their acCus
toned hahii Of talking al intnit4m, or else the
session cannot be brought to close by the 7 h.
nor the 9th, nor even the 3lst OF May. There
Is. in iscl, no prospect of halt these important
measures usIns aeled on. even in one House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
GxAHIIyGALSa &C

y, 0W opening large ana beautiful supply
" of French aud English Chemicals, ac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-29

writer in the Z. s. Gazette confidently as.
srrts that as soon a. Congress shall rise, MIR.
McLane Is 10 be recalled tom the court of
London and Mr. Ingham sent as am.
bassador in his place, the office of SeCrr-
laIy Of the Treasury 10 be conferred on
VII Mt.anc. These arrangements are to
be made, AS the writer alleges, with H
view OF getting rid of Nh. Ingham "a Secretary
oil the Treasury. HIS Continuance in that De-
par'ment Is said not 10 be quite satisfactory TO
the . Supreme Magistrate as we'll on account
OF certain passages connected with his appoint
ment, as OF his official blunders, aud der0led-
ness 10 The Pice President
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arguments and which lie contended Mr.. +.
bad not as yet been able to answer When
Mr.. Mckinley concluded Mr.. FORSYTH took
the floor. and, supported the rights, and vindi.
Gated the conduct of the State OF Ge0rg ia in re-.
lauon 10 ,he Indians within her limits When
Mr. concluded, the Senate adjourned,
IN tue House oil Representatives, Mr. Cam.
brelengfom the Committee on Commerce. re.
ported bill from the Senate, eDttled " An act
allowing duties Of foreign merchandise imnor.
ted into Louisville, Pmsburg, Cmcinns,,. ST
Louis, MAI chez, and Nashville, TO he secu, cd
and paid in those places" with an amendment
Mr.. Spencer. Of New York. from the Commit.
Tee on Agriculture, reported resolution direc.
ting the printing Of III thousand COMES of the
Message OF the President OF the United States
OF the 9th OF January. 1925, Transmitting r.'
port from the Secretary Of the Navy, in rela.
non TO American canvas, cables, and cordage
for the use OF the House. Mr.. Craig. OF Viz.
ginia, made favorable report from the Com
mitfee ON Internal Improvement, on the letter
of Mr.. skinner, in relation 10 the construction
in this city, of a cenlra basin, for commercial
purposes and also. for furnishing a sun.
ply Of water for the public buildings in The
metropolis. The report concluded with a
resolution authorizing The President Of the ULi.
ted States TO cause the necessary surveys TO be
made, IN order that a report thereon should
be presented TO Congress at the ensuing ses
sion. The report aud resolutions were laid
upon the table and ordered 10 he printed. sir
Drayion continued his remarks in opposition
10 the resolution of Mr., Desba, for areduci ion
OF The number Of officers in the u. S. Army
he hour again expired before de.ison was
takeH upon the question. After the usual dis.
position OF several bills from the Senate, the
b II for the appointment OF Comm issioners TO
prepare code Of laws for the Distric, of Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

II presume that Of those will the honor to read
s address, already acquainted with tho Byogsa,
acts hero alluded to- Parliamentary forbade
me 70 explain them IN tho House; such
tere necessary, az the facts body t adj
dressed Some OF them, presume, generally known In
whole. '' 0 ''
II supposed carly period Of the session. tina, tho forty
Moe men sr constituting bare majority Of the whole body who
voen o inc whtn basis" the House of Delegates cou
would vote Tor The principle Of representation rcgnrd
inc senate md think probable that fortyscven least "
not 0t og OF that number, personally adhere
to The white basis ~ the principle cf representation both Of tho
legislative bodies II IL matter Of history and there
NO indehcay IN adyoIng 70 the fact that tho president
OF that body ono OF the feynne announced committee Of
tho whole oafl November bis determination pursue diff
rent ooe From about that time all hope Of making white pop.
Ulaon the basis OF BOZ, Of legislative boes
necessarily abandoned RI hosn tho ony an
sonen, no would probably have vacated hs given pas
oe monoof disposed 70 support tho principle throughout But
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

AMI AS committed to the Jail of Powhatan county
w Va.,) on the 25h Oct. lat, as Runaway,
negro man, who says his name is Ryal-,hai he was
carried rom Buckingham county, by Richard Bailey
tn So'ih Carolina, ami sold TO James Otway Of Sump-
ter district, from whom he absconi.d The laid neg
t. oil dark complexion, five feet inches hgh-spate
made-io appearance, about 30 or II years old Had
on, when committed TO Jail, short round about coat
home spun, dove shirt-and sack
ing panaloons. The OF said nogro il requested
TO come forward, prove his property. pay charges and
take him away, he will be dealt with az the law d
reefs. RICHARD BASS J,iIor
jan 10 S6-wl2w*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

EBUBLlC SALE.-By virtue of deco of trust exc
81 cued by Abner Kerr, to the subscribers, on
the 25ih day OF June 1927 and recorded in the Clerks
ounce oil Powhatan, for purposes therein mentioned
will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction for
ready money, at Mrs. Elizabeth Woodsons, ON the
buckingham Road, above Powhalan Courthouse on
the 10Th day oil March next, tract OF land of sixty
Jour acres, more less lying the said Mrs Wood
sons, adjoining the lands of John Moore and others
and such tile il vested in the subscribers will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
JOSEPH DAVIS, }r.
VIM. s. DANCE, Trustees
JAN IL. Si-w9,v*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

HDUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust
M executed by Albin G. Saunders, to the subscri-
Der, on the 18Th day of February, 1929 for purposes
therein mentioned, and recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Powhatan, will be sold TO The highest bidder al pub
Nc auction, Tor ready money, at the Town of Jefferson
In the county OF Powhatan, on the 20h day OF Febru.
airy next the property conveyed by the said Deed
si>ting OF the said Albin c. Saunders whole interest in
MS father Chancellor III. Saunders estate, except one
nouSe In the town OF jefferson. known by the of
the R"d-house, lately occupied by Roderick Payne
mi one lot No. -- and such title a. il vested in
ne subscriber, will he conveyed to the purchaser.
JAMES " HASKINS, Trustee
Jan. % s9-wlws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

Ply THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH
~ OF VIRGINIA.-A PROCLAyMa TON -
whereas ii has been represented To the Executive by
te superintendent oil Quarantine, enclosing the opinion
oil Dcc McCaw, relative TO the state Of the schooner
Armada heretofore declared under Quarantine on ac-
count oil being infected with the Smallpox, that il
'till prevails have thought proper with the advice OF
the Council of State and in pursuance of the Act of
Assembly, to declare the said schooner Arm ada under
Quarantine fer the further term OF twenty days from
the Goth instant.
Given under my hand Governor and un-
(SEALJ der the seal OF the Commonwealth al
Richmond this 18th day OF January,
1889. WIN. II. GILES
Jan 10. S7,,a,y
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Cumberland. Dec.

Messrs John b. Hudson, Robert Hudson TViIIidm II
HudSon' Ndncy Robins, JuiieM Hegh, .nary
Chedthdm, Robert Hudson (sOn Of .Ned,) Mari
Fomik's .Nd.hGn Fo,olkes. ad,n'or If Eofsn mil
son, decd, Thomas DoE1oeH and H6y Hudson
a you arc not all citizens of Virginia, you will
IA take notice that shall, by our attorney on the
End Monday in April next between rise and
OF the same day, at Sandy River Church. in the county
OF Prince Edward State of Virginia. proceed to take
the deposition of Robert Knight and Others TO be read
as evidence in the suit depending in the county court of
Prince Edward wherein you plaintiffs, and myself
and others defendants. Attend if you please.
JOSEPH NJ. ROWLETT, and others
Brydcr's Store, Feb. !. 9l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

yHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
M %. Devcreaux OF the city OF Richmond about the
9th day OF November, 1929, negro man slave, named
Israel and styles himself Israel Harr) about 81 wears
OF age, FIVE feet high, thin vsaged with large nose
and generally well-dresscd in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in hts pocket and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern The above
slave it is supposed has obtained free papers and is at
tempting to pass as free man, and may attempt to get
Oft TO some free State. II he apprehended near Rich
mond the above reward will be paid if making of, ex-
ira reasonable expences will also be paid for his safe
delivery in the Jail of the City Any information that
can be given to Mr.. Dcvereaux of the City, with re-
gard to the way in which he got OIL will be literally re-
warded; and all persons orewarned from harborng
the said slave, and all captains of steamboats, and other
captains masters of vessels from carrying of the said
slave, under penalty of the rigour of the law.
JOHN WARRINGTON, Adm'or
of Rodwe Delk decd.
James City County, Dec II. 7I-wI2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
vaVwENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

vENwENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Runaway from the subsc iber living in Camp
bell county last May, my negro jim | will give
$50 reward for experimenting him and combining bin in
JAN so get him again, $50 il taken of this State
Jim Is an artiul fellow, between forty aud forty five
tall oil yellow compile xon, with bushy head Of hair
his movements are quick, he is good coarse shoeina-
ker and can do almost anykind OF coarse carpenters
work have no doubt he has obtained free papers
ard ts passing IS free man by another name ANY
Information OF Jim, line directed to Falling Bridge
will be thankfully received JOHN HOBSON
Campbell county Va jan H. St-w4m
~ OTlCE.-Edward Nj. Grscnway s. Co. II3, Pearl
Street, New York, continue TO purchase manufac-
tured goods on commission which affords great facilities
to dealers at distance in keeping their supplies of goods
general without being extensive.
lheir long experience i'm executing orders for every
description OF merchandise wanted in Virginia and the
southern and Western States, induce them to believe
they can give general satisfaction to those who will
YOUR them with their business. Ii is their intention
hereafter to transact agenera Commission Busne s. and
will attend particularly to the sale of Cotton Flour To-
bacco, or any produce consigned 10 them.
RGfrences-Mr. Chas. NJ Mitchell, Richmond Va
Messrs. Hancock and Brown, Lynchburg, Va
New ork, Feb. T. 9I-2t-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

would avaled Thing For amer he eSnss
ed bis views IN tho committee another member of the rgrias
openly docTod conversation, his iuontion pursue similar
But this all Instructions after r.
ecivcj by Tho Abcmac doegato, tsuoh least state
ncn often and publicly made aud conadcted Richmond
which compelled them Also 10 abandon tho principle equal
representation Of Tho free white people Of the commonwealth
both Of tho legislative hpes w flc the
instructed to vote fora urd basis IN both II was
said, know how truly that the Bedford delegation three Of
whO0 had voted Tor The white basis in the House Of Delegates
bad received similar With without three
votes the plan Of the white basis boh houses utterly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

i AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Haying re
IL solved to remove TO the State of Ohio, now offe
for sale my tract of land in the county of Lancaster
tanning three hundred and eighty-seven acres Thi
tract is situated Indian Creek, fine bold water
course, Astounding in oysters of the finest size and fla
YOUR Fish OF every description, common TO the Chesa
peake, are caught here in the creates abundance
Sheepshead taken in three hun red yards of the
dwelling house-a cove in less than hundred wards
oil the Mansion is particularly appropriated the rails
ing OF oysters in which there is a good supply
The dwelling house contains two large rooms cham
second The Outhouses consist of barn, stable, car
rage-house, houses, excellent Kitchen smoke
house, &c There is, from this situation, a beautiful
view OF the Bay distant IL miles. he land is equal
to any in the lower part of the Northern Neck level
and now laid of into four fields, containing seventy
acres EACH one OF which in clover. This tract GER
tainly the most desirable in this section of Virginia
at convenient distance from three places of religious
worship the Courthouse and the Mills, and about two
miles from kimhrnock, rising and ilourishns little
village. tract containing about the same quantity OF
acres also be purchased fair terms, Immediately
adjoining mine and which was part of the same
farm-he two making estate OF hundred acres
Intending TO settle in non-saveholding State, will
dispose OF twenty negroes good terms, Gf the pur
as likely and valuable their ages as any in the
State, consisting OF men, women, boys and girls
Should any gentlemen about Richmond Washington,
wish to purchase, beg leave refer them more sn
terested information as 10 the land TO Mr.. him of the
Virginia Senate, Messrs. Leland and cambridge of the
House of Delegates, and Mr. j. Taaierro of Congress
My address Is Indian Creek near Kmarnock Iancas-
ter County, W. RALPH EDNIUNDS
p. s. So remarkably healthy is this farm that have
not had an occasion to call III physician but twice for
years r. f..
JAM 20 90-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

ma EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at my
I'VE STABLE in the county of Chesterfield, being the
mile of hIoodys Tavern, Is from PETERSBURG and
70 from Richmond, and is ready serve mares at
800 the leap, $50 the season, payable the 18th July
next when 1t Will expire-S50 TO insure mare paya-
BILE she is known TO be in foaI and one dollar
to the groom
Medley is handsome grcy,6 years old this Spring.
full 10 hands high-for form, sengh beauty, appear
ancc, performance and blood, admired and approved
lie has made but season, when he had III mares
besides my own Mr. John ID. Kirby's mare Coquette
was, however, put TO him before he made season. and
produced very promising grey ey, which is the on
~ one oil his get that has yet appeared 800 in cash
was offered for il at months old, and 900 asked-and
as additional evidepce of the value Of his family sold
last fall the half ofwo FLIES by Sir Charles out of Med
loys dam, Old Reality four and the other two years
old, Tor $1,000 in money My overseer Mr.. Baugh
my son George and Arthur Taylor all residing near the
stable will attend particularly to all orders in nv alb
sencc. w Il IOUNSGN
Chesterfield, Feb. al o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

"ANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania Avenue, near
lyA the Presidents House and Public Offices; late
W'lhdmson's and Strother's, JPdShingfon Citv,
ID. C.-This establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is completely furnished
The proprietor, therefore, with confidence bespeaks for
1t the patronage of his friends and the public.
uP "Fullers New Lines, Washington Georgetown
and Baltimore accommodation steel spring coaches -
start from and come direct 70 this house. and in few
lew days, viii be intersected, at this point by daily
line to Alexandria, and Wine to Lvnchburo via
Charlottesville, Virginia. Nov. 90 65-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

#D UNAwAY IN JAIL Was committed 10 the
81 " Jail Of Montgomery County, in the state OF Viz
GINA on the 10Th day Of October last one negro man
named Tom, alias Thomas Brooks who states that ne
s free nan but sold a slave in Aloxandris TO
Benjamin Lewis. Rice Ballard, aud --- Nose
who took m to the Slate Of Mississippi and there soIG
him TO George Davis OF Burk County. Tom il ,up.
pesed TO be twenty-six wears old dark corn.
PieXon, about FIVE feet six eight inches high oara
bly, stout built, very intelligent read had on when
committed a very good dtab big coat and black hat
has the right side Of bis face and one on bis
right The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away or lac
will he dealt with according law.
WM WADE. Jailor
Dec. % 77-wl2F Montgomery Countv