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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
From the Nashville Banner Extra, June ID.
SERJJES CjIIuIFP

EhJDOp tsIB.isIII l.
City Heel ID .troyrd.- Yesterday morning,
1874 taa about 'po clock our topa Was alarm-
ed by The breathing ont OfG ire IN ne rOOf Of
thu spacious and noJ;e edltre. the Cay HoIel,
situated on The North EaSt side 0fhe Pabiic
S7nars, belonging to The kmhrHe BduE and
occapfed bg cart james Ednl0ndsoR. rms ca
icnStre, cOaimodionS and elegant bujhing, the
Pf'de aud ornament Of oHr toWn, erected for lie
spsc'dt accommodation offrdretitrs aud aFuH-
gers, II an erpcHse Of not less than forty Mou-
sand dotiurS icdS soon enrtioped an HlHtS amt
all rs oombashib'e parts ipre al length eaii,tig
consumed. ForigHdieig, The atmosphere VaS r..
rfmafkdbfp caim, y the destruction 'CaS cORtH-
ell 10 tae iotsi IN WhiCh the fire originated ami
10 n ns ghboriHg smoA log baiiims, ,0hich ras
reiY property pahsd dOrA 10 stop Me progress u
He ddmss.
The iirs is s0pposed 10 hare bsen ocrdsiOntR
ny cWe1sSspeSS al some SrfrdHt irt0 probnbiV
i0okd eand'e INTO lie gdrrci, aud ri dsietp wiih-
oai erinls astiugH Ne hape mol heard Of IT,
beng tracfd 10 any knOwn faei, Om jrom H.,
commencing m The root atet is presumed 10
hare been H. cause. Tic butdiug lrds unt,isur-
fd aud ~e fedr, unless The aaalis. as seems i'm
pr06abte attsr enduring such iqfcase heai, are
hfto rebuilt upon, lint lis glafe cR H0t recy
soon be supplied. Ne are confident met aHo
Mer building. equrtiy paiuabie spacious. and
'oeH adapted 10 The purposes Of an erien@re no.
TEL mH not again BE- erected. 7Re ute ediEce
indeed ieds not probabiy sHrptstI By GHy aa.-
lar establishment IN he Ucstern cJaligg, either
as II regards Sise elegance or convenience The
loss Of such n budding IS a nerg serious cdiami
r. not only 10 tie proprieiorS. aud occupants,
ont 10 The toWn. AMI Ia ut piio hars occasion 10
risi us on business on. for pleasure
The furniture, Belonging 10 Capt. TdmOnG
son rus PnrtattB Sared, and ne ,ulderSiaud,
wdS insured, so that zee presume he ,oH Sustain
no considerable loss. ercept thai resulting G0m
HE sudden interruption Of has business and the
arrangement ot his plans The hrt, proceeding
doWnward', and unaided by The slightest breeze,
made bu Stow progress, aud thus G6orded CON
siderable opportunity for remoring The contents
Qfhe consuming edlfce as ,eeR as Of those I'D
jdct1i.
There @as greai rant Of ,eaicr .om The occa-
sioa, 'ehtcd. yH had been supplied dbundanEy
as soon as me flames trere discovered. might
kare SarcI he Latding. Ne are sorry mat
zee cannot aud strong expressions Of commenda
Ton, ior me dcttrlty. energy, and eHcitncy Of
or shttSe@ generally Some of them iaborei
~'h eftd seal and i0ih great effect. But
faere ieas aa erideU l0ant Of system, of regu.
lar Se5ofdiEa'ion, aud Of ,eeH directed Efforts.
loo hta1BUsre standing idle. either from WaW
q 'aeioaiioa or from ignorance IF The proper
mode, 10 rtRder HIemsetres uSsfR. Many how.
eter are entitled l.. greai pause fer their enter
WisHg and dotd perseverance in attempting to
sure he furniture Gud 10 protect The neigh60r-
'aS buildings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

DloUNiON.-A correspondent OF Inc
Charleston City Gazette says, it is fact, not
i'liie remarkable, that the Three principal lea.
ders and instruments, of dsorg and
mIsrule IN South Carolina-and tlose who
busy themselves most, in teaching AmencaL
onAens disailectiob aud treason. are a..
Foreigners. The one in Columbia QUE Ia
Georgetown. aud one in Charleston. There
are minor men in this matter. il is true, bus
they are mere tools, handled and dmec'ee
e6iffely 10y these three specific leaders.
baltimore Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
u QA4,I GN.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM COLON

LAI l. AND IMPORTANT FROM COLON
BlA.
BY the Athenian, from Cartharena we have
been furnished with papers from that blsce to
the 3oih ult. inclusive. They announce Rol;
vars approaching departure forever from Co.
lomola, ana the election of new President md
we President. We translate below the mes
sage sent ny Bolivar 10 Congress on the 27lh
April, with the reply Of that body. On the 4,b
May congress having previously settled and
a"op'ea ,he new Constitution (Which is not
yel pnollshed, proceeded TO choose a Prpsi.
dent and NIce President. On the third boIIo,
Jo"9Ntt 'hoS4Herd was chosen President, and
G u, D0r'mgo Cn!eedo Vice President.
LUZ, ine'e were 'or!y'eishI sotss, and the oonstitu
Wv" iee'"eu Two thirds for the successful
Ia'o,e"'e' ihs ballots were thus FIRST bal.
, c1 :" '9t Or. Cdna6dl, Il for Sr M0squera. 5
-. or Ca'eedo "a ballot, @ tor Mosquera,
~ LOT Canabal, and 4 for Caicedo Sd balIo,
wn'eh was restricted 10 the two highest can
a'dates. 81 for Mosquera, and IL foI Csieedo
ST.. Mosqnera was then declared ,e,aIlv oIec,
ea fresldent ofihe Republic Proceeding then
TO the election OF Vie President, General IN;
cedo received 33 votes ST. CanshL 10 .,J
scattering. Wbereupon Gen. Caicedo VAS
declared daily elected Vice President.
The President elect not 1eiu,, j., p,co,,
population was seat TO the Vice President
,n'orm'ns him OF his election, and inv i,inr
'"' AZ once TO enter on The duties of his st,,;o9
ana oil fre'ident al interim. Gen. ,.oi1edo
'e'afned WIN the deputation, took the oaths
""" 'hen addressed the Congress. commit
Zee was also sent TO the Libe,ator s,nornoi,.
the election 10 him, and expressing snew ,hs
admiration and regard of Congress 3,r his cha
de'e' ana deeds. The Liberator expressed in
reply. the greatest pleasure at the cho;cs H.,
had been made, and at beioo bimseIS '"a
more private citizen. 'uee
on 'he oth May, a complimentary address.
s'seeo by the new Vice President. the 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

The As'or CaUse'.-On Friday the third verdict
was rendered IA favor of MIR. Astor, In the Cir :
cult Court ofthr United States. under, the rrea-
~ OF compromise betu cen him aud this state.
Actori,ng 10 the opinion oil the Supreme CourI
of the United States. delivered by MIR. Justice
Story IN March last, IN the suit against James
Carver, II appears that every legal question
arising ON the mcrt Is Of the title was decided
in favor Of MIR. A,tSG: aud as the two latter
trials against Crane aud kelly)are understood
10 involve the same questions at law and fact
this arduods and expensive controversy may
now be considered As virtually decided III favor
of Mr.. Aston. The substance Of the compro.
mise is, that the Stale is 10 pay Mr.. Aston
@41o, 900, with interest from April 1897, for
about 10000 acres 0t improved Lands, which
are estimated to be worth at least a IN illion and
a hall Of dollars The Supreme Court having
decided that under the treaty with Great
Britain OF September, 1888, Mr. Astor is ex-
empted from the obligation OF paying for i'm
proPements on the lands IN question we may
on the whole rest satisfied, that in consequence
of the purchase Of this estate by one Of our
our citizens, the state has been enabled to quie
the title IN favor Of the settles on these lands
upon easier terms THAI might have been eAac-
ted by the children OF Roger Morris.
IN Y Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

On Sunday last, Mr.. Riyes. Minister P!eni
poien''ary, tram the United States OF America
had the honor of presenting to the King, Chris
iopher Hughes Esq. late Envoy FROM the Uni
ted States at the Court Of Brussels, and now
appointed Minister to that ofStockbom MIR.
Hughes was afterwards preseated to the Dau-
phn. the Dauphi"ess, and the Duchess of Ben
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
Shoe Store and Mandatory.
Jo 4IAI

lEf AS on hand, at his Store, rext door above
EE-A DR.. Howell Davies, general assortment
OF Shoes, OF his own and Northern manulac.
ture, which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually low
prices. He is prepared 10 execute work, par
tlcnlarly in the isdie,' branch of business, With
neatuess aud promptness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
From The albany DHig .1ieeri,ser June %
ANOTHER NAIL ROBBERY, AND ThE
RObBER TAKEN


On the delivery OF the Northern Mail at the
fosi-oiiice in his city ,On Monda, night, at o.
clock, il was Immediately discovered that it had
been cut open and the contents were missing
y prompt, vigorous and ultimately successful
search under the direction fthe Postmaster,
was Immediately commented, which resulted
III the recovery OF the lost mail, aud ia the
arrest OF person who had been previously
suspected OF robbng the western mail last
week. aud who proved 10 be the robber.
FIVE passengers came through from Troy
VII. LnthroP OF Sandy Hin was one OF them,
who. When hearing Of the robbery, suspected
one OF the ~ o passengers on the back seat, ~ no
pretended 10 he asleep aud leaned forward
over the strapeiing his hat fall twice, his hands
were all this time IN motion. he said he wished
10 he set down at the North Dutch Church but
the driver declining TO go oul ofbs way, he
was lei oui at the corner of North Market and
Fatroon street. From Mr.. LIS description, he
was Immediately recognised as an old often
DER. While search was making, he pre-
senied himself at Throp's stage office to
engage passage for the west. where he was
identified by one Of Mr.. 1mop's drivers, VII
ueard Mr. L. describe him ia the po.tcaice'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
MTLlL.GN e z V.

MIS- Gill has ON hand an assortment o.
Leghorns and other Millinery, received direes
J., from the North, whic h she is prepared TO
dispose of al very low prices. She is also
prepared to execute any order in her line WIN
elegance and Dispatch. The di,izens Of Lynch
hnrg and It's vicinity are respectfully in'"ea !"
Cali and examine her assortment.
June 3 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
Erom he PAiiadelphin Senlinel.


Miss Frances Wright delivered the first part
of her fai ewell address in tue Arch street The.
atre. on Tuesday evening. The pit, boxes anu
gallery were all crowded 10 excess, A large
proportion OF the audience consisted of well
dressed females and OF Persons attracted evil
IDENTITY by IA curiosity to see and hear this extra.
ordinary woman. Her great object appeared
TO be 10 show the success which had attended
her efforts 10 this country, and espe ciall, in
the city OF New York ; TO new model society
IN all its ramiications, civil relis ious aud poii
ical. SIZE denounced, in no measured terms,
the clergy OF every denomination. In justii-
cation of her infdety, in which she seemed
to dwell with pride and pleasure, she asserted
that Washington. on his deah-bed, refused 10
receive the visits Of the clergy, and endea-
vored TO prove. on thea uthorfy OF Mr.. Jefferson,
that the farther Of his country e" was not be-
lever in the Christan,sysrem." She spoke of
Jefferson, John Adams, franklin, Ethan Allen,
and all the great men OF the revolution, as in-
fdeis. Referring TO .4grariaaism, she said it
had been indiscreetly snd unnecessarily intro.
duced by some ill-uto rmed friends Of her cause
ard thai it was subject which the pressni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

Mn. VAN buren,. Mr. Burke said in his
speech on Mr.. Fox's East India BILL have
known merchants with the sentiments and abil-
'lIrs OF statesmen and have seen persons in
me rank OF statesmen, with the conception.
and Characters OF pedlars. Indeed, nv obser-
'",'on has furnished ma with nothing that is
TO oe ionnd IN any habits of life OF education,
witch tends wholly 10 dlsqna'ify men for the
functions OF Government, bat that by which
me power oil exercising those functions is very
frequently obtaned-I Inca. Il Spiyjt a,.d hobii
81 iow ca6di and intrigue iebica hare nerer
:" one instance seen uaitet uit4 capacity for
soand and manly poiicy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

a publication has appeared at York, Upper
Canada, entitled" Some particulars illustrative
OF the i,te and Opinions OF Andrew jackson.
the seventh President OF the Gnited States Of
America. Inc work is understood to be from
the pen oil a dSaiec'ed gentleman Of Que of the
provinces WI" visited Washington LAST year TO
sound he Government rs TO the sssis,anrc ,h,v
might expect 10 receive from the United States
IN case Of IA rebellion. He is understood 10
have received 90 encourag, ment.
-, y. !. Corr. .4ir.
I'VE sre glad TO hear u.--.hul. hltel.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
MIR. VAN BURMA ereo, pbv,io,oo

MIR. VAN BURMA great pbysiogno
INST alter taking critical view Of MIR. Van
bn'cn yes'erd",, observed. that a man OF
his dlnenslon', with such Ece was never vet,
known 10 "a" intellectually girai, though, like
the fox, he might be very cunning IL is Ger
IAN, mere Is nothing about Mr.. '. h that Is
ntr"clWe--hIS whole aspects dminu,ive, and
ne suffers ~ comparison with any Statesman
we nave ever sri seen, oil any p3ny, not cx.
t'pting' perhaps, Nj. lughnm. In conver,a-
non lie plausible, bn slways avoids a
tomm''ta' "Po" any subject Neither his tai
ems MOI ms person, cGrItos the admiration o.
asy one aud those who follow ia his wax. and
minister to his ambition, do il from no respec,
Tor the man, but only for what they expect to
gam by his adroi,ness as the manager Of par
", Ball. PalrioL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
rroM THE sALEnutzrTrl..

X. trowninshleld, Jr. (wno lately committed
suicide III the iai AT Salem, J was an eStraordi.
nars chhracIer- as is not often reared
IA our country, or produced under our instliu-
ions. Though his conduct for eight years past
has been the topic Of frequent remark in thi.
town. and he has spent considerable portion
oil his time IN IT, yet very few OF our cit zens
even knew his person, or ever saw him. He
was the leader among his associates, over whom
his influence was absolute. His education
srll-command, temperance, caution, vigilance,
enterprise, audacity, fertility of resources, and
freedom from moral restraints, combined to
make hun dreaded as formidable toe 10 a
peaceful community, filling it with fearful APP
professions Tor the safety Of property, dwellings
and lives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

Mr. Randopt the new Minister 10 Russia has
arrived nj Norfolk, whence he Is 10 sail n the
Sloop oil War Concord. On Saturday last Mr.
Secreiats Yam BHsn arrived al The same place
on the day following from Washington. IL
tins ~ns for the purpose of cpnlerrlng with the
Minister, II was rather reversing the order Of
thngs, which used 10 he thai the Minister
should come 10 the Government for hrs in
strucions, md not the Government 10 The Min
wtei. However, II is n pleasant season for u
steamboat excursion aud We rem ember to
have heard, besides. that when Mr.. Randolph
left this Cry for his residence, just after the
formation OF The present Cabinet, he swore IA
solemn oath On or near the Potomac Bridge.
that he would never pass thai River again. II
such was The tact, perhaps the only chance for
nm inlervi0w with hun was for the secretary
10 pass H. For aoy thing va know. indeed
this might have been QUE Of the conditions of
TIE acceptance OF the appointment by Mr.. kan-
dolph Nal Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

Extract ola hHer from a gentleman in Nor
folk to has friend IN Baltimore, dated oOM ult.
Oar grea, flcnipoien,iary arrived here
Friday evening, from Richmond and the Sc
o'e'ary Of stale on Saturday. in The Potomac.
from Washington. Yon will no doubt admir-,
The 'den OF an iinn. Srcre,ery Of State ,ratring
about The couuii, TO wait on II Minister with his
instructions but any thing rather than Keep
such tfonblesom" suarcr as X. IN the coun,ry
during The pendcncy Of the greatest aud best
OF administrations. IA the mountain waul not
30 TO alahonei, Mahopet went 10 the m,un
tam GaroHitie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

The following particulars of n casualty
when has hern already summary noticed,
possess "A painful interest: \ melancholy &C
count oi death is related in a late Chic otne
Evening Post. A fortnight previous TO the
event, Mrs. Elizabeth, HICKS. a young woman
who had been married hut a few days previous,
while III bed by the side of her husband, was
aroused by bite upon one OF her cheeks, from
some object unkuo and unperceived by her !;
at which she called to her husband, who got up
and as speedily as possible, procured light.
but before he returned 10 the bed she received
another aud severe bite in The breast. Ga re
moving the clothes, a snake or adder. near
three leet IN length, ran out upon the hnor.
Medical assistance was Immediately called, but
without ayaIl.-She survived few days Ia
great distress, and expired, 1t is opposed that
The snake had crept up the side of.the building
through the roof aud dropped down throus h
an aperture in the flooring directly over the
bed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
DOA13S TI3.
LETrR FROM WASHINGTON.

Warrington, June 10 tioop'
Among the persons named by The Telegraph
as pobl,e deiaulier, during The first months OF
The present adminisf, alton was Mr. F'llebto"n,
who held n elsTkshIp ~ the navy department
and With n view ~ make he impression more
strong on the public mind thai tins was the
easr the government commenced sui against
Nj Fdlehrown Tor a balance alleged TO be due
from him To The public. On this case OF co-iup
fion, as IL va. called, the Telegraph enlarged
from day 10 day, and The others OF the jackson
press echoed the clamor until the people we're
induced 10 believe the accusation. The case
against NJ Firbrown was put down for trial
nj THE court nov sitlIng IA this city, an. was TO
he called mp last week. Mr. Fillebtown ur-
geJ ID. district attorney from day 10 day to
bring on the case. until finally he was INFORM
ed thai II was loithdraun, mud thus ends tins
opposition, of which such handle was
mad. II served the purpose iof which
IL was intended, and thai was Hll the
government agents cared for. They rocked
lutte asto the injury which might be done TO
the character OF the man against whom they
directed their slandrr. II may likewise be tie
membered. that Mr. FIllebrown Instituted
SUIT against Duif Green, who Is literally bent 10
the gronnd, by the accumulation oil suits on
his back but this action will nDi come on for
trial until the December term. II is hoped
thai Mr.. FIleDruwn VIII no, be hdnccd 10
withdraw bis acii ~ hgaiusi Green IN cOnsc-
quuuCe oil the course tukca by Inc government.
l. ) f,I-FUs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

generation were uarf'gafra end vail % act
on ,e, as It had bren brought before the
public, she would on the neat evening, give
her views on that sabjeci. Several times during
the evening she was interrupted b: Kisses and
applause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

Al recent dinner given in Ghafleston,S. C..
TO Mr.. Po,nsett, the following toasl vas gwen,
by the Hon. Ltngdon Cbryes
" The Union may II be preserved but, iii
be-, II will b. by a reform winch shall make u
se,ye the great purposes for winch II was IA.
siuted-,be equal security aud pr0icction OF
the rights, the Interests, the honor and the
feelings Of all the parts OF The conederncy.'
II appears Ia las that such man a LaUgdon
Cheyes might have spared the public such II
toast as the above. The bm y II b. which
amounts amos to M assurance that II Is not
undesired, aud that the dOuM should he taken
for the determination, is any orlhy a statesman ;
aud some one lnlgnt quote with pfnprlety . him.
The language Of Shakespeare
3" Our doubt (er) are uailot5. Z. 5 Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
NV ORLEAss. June 9

NEW ORLEANS, June =
case which excited considerable interest
was iried on Friday and Saturday last, in the
u. States Court l was The case OF the Uni
ted States vs.. l.. w. Ripley, late a Major Ger
eral in the army. Tn. suit was one of lnvesu-
CATION, and comprised Inc settlement of large
amounts. The trial occupied nearly two days,
and comprised an investigation TO n very large
amount, including nearly the whole time of his
public services. The cause was argued ably
aud zealousy on the part oil the United States,
by the district attorney, John Slidrll, Esq. and
the defence was conducted with great elo-
qaence aud talent by Geo. Eusiis aud c. NJ
Conrad. Esgrs.
The Jury found a verdict for BOO dollars in
favor of the defendant, exclusive OF a Claim for
pension. On returning into court the foreman
expressed the unanimous opinion Of the Jury
that IN addition thereto, the defendant was en-.
'itled IA his pension amounting 10 5000 dol
lars, from the period he was wounded ~ the
sorie from Fort Eiie-the Judge instructed
them again as he had done in his charge be
fore, To reject the claim for the pension wh.re'
upon the Jury returned their verdict Tor the
sum Of tnree thousand one hundred dollars,
balance of accounts. and rel ec,ing the claim 10
pension agreeably TO tue charge Of tho
court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

NeW Saiire.-Thc Charleston City Gazette
has the following article, in relation to sd
tircal poem which is about 10 appear in that
Cit,
We have been permitted peep into few
of the first pages Of The age Of Rhyme, OF
Glance at The Poets, new Sa,ire, now IN
Press IN this city, from the pen of ose Of our
own citizens there is slipsnod & graceful ease
about II. coupled with good deal of bitter
posnancy. which in literary affairs, admirab,
spices and makes The dead lett er of compost
ton paIatable and exciting. The dexterily ex
hihlted in the mroducton--the preparatory
barley for melee is such as 10 persuade us of
the severity and kcennpss OF the stroke which
follows and, we doubt moi TINT the lady
like scfiblcrS Of the American Athens will fee
rather sore under its inf lction. The whole
herd Is reused by the hunter, from Jenny
Percival TO johnny Neal Willis is made to OF.
fer up his devonons TO" l.. +. l.. (his pet pup
py) ON the " spirit Of the Bonded knee'-dnd
from Robert Walsh - James NJ Henry, - he
games afoot' and the chase is inveterate and
unsparng. The work we understand, is IN
torwaldness, and will appear in few day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

The City of Philadelphia has recently mani.
Tested very liberal spirit in contributing to the
extension of the Sunday School System IN the
Valley Of the Mississippi, " The total was
about $40 900, including 1000 from a gentle,
man from York. ami some three or four
thousand dollars watch the clergy from differ.
eni paris OF the country, engaged TO collect
Nearly twenty thousand dollars appear to nave
been subscribed by citizens OF Phil ldeIphis.
and chiefly by those ofone denomination, so.
iomon Alien rose IA, behalf Of The Preshy terrain
church oil which he is member, II pledged ,be
SUN OF 5000 dollars, &c Mc.-Ihe PhiladaI.
phia Gazette asks with some point, what nigh,
not hall that SUN do al home How much
good might IT not accomplish in the hands of
the Society Of the encouragement for Educa.
ton lhe probIen IS worthy of the attention
OF the good citizens of Philadelphia.
Richmond CompiIer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04

There have been no less than two hundred persons
arrested nus evening, through the cxcrtons OF Tho
ihe cuotdienne of to-day says that in consc-
Guence of the disturbances which ave taken nl,cc t
King aud his family have reformed To Ncuily.-An
order was instantly seat to the Posi- Office not to al
low the numbers of that journal to bo sent OF until
were insrrtcd.-I Alcp'cur Nr'|