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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
VaLUARI,E FARM,
FOR SALE.

II AN disposed TO sell my Mil and Planis-
u lion On Ours creek. IN he count, nj Rock.
bridge. king on the highway from CosiUsfon
and Bath 10 Lexington. distant hbunt .ix miles
from the latter and iso miles from the North
fork of James River, which is nayigabie iu
Lynchhurg This iarm contains op~afds of
4O0 aeres--s large portion Of which IS OF "a
celleni qsalty. and hhs n sufficient qunnti, of
mendow-all OF viii b " walersd. Tn i'm.
provnments ARE good country faIm hon e,anh
all necessary out houses answ BaiD III The
hfsi order. aud 300 acres Of cleared Ian which
may be divided ,nlo ten fields, so rs 10 have
running water IN eaeh a ysInahle Mfrehan
MIL lately bull, with two par OF atonts-- the
house is ihfee siofles high, and rgr enough
To eoninin ten thousand bushels of wheat.
The situation f tbs farm, independent at its
fertility, adds greatly 10 iis value II il IN has
neIghborhood al three manufactures oflron
ofLrxng on. the College OF Nashingtni. and
affords an excellent stand Ter county store.
A gentleman DESTROYS ot residing ~ Lexington
OF account nj his children, could with eonye.
nisnef, attend 10, and dra~ all his supplies
from tins farm. Tn mlll, which hps n gind
custom. aud which, with gond management.
she may roia,n. Is n uated utaf the lower .na
OF ,be uao aud may lac separated lrum II with
out ~ Convenience. nm, wiling IL sell them
separate. The terms of sale " III be made con.
venent 90 purchasers. A. STUART.
Shunlan, March |. 6~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
tDlSIEUA AIRY.

DIED, On the 10Th al February NJ the real
dence 81 Mrs Dabnr,, IN Campbell county.
Mlss EboiSA lAll, young Judy mucn .s-
tecn.d by all who knew her
-, Thursday morning lasi, Mrs.
MAliALA HUNT, consoIi OF MIR. John l.
Hunt, II this place.
-, ~ The sam. morning, III the Both
ven, Of Is age. Alr JOHN DONALD, soldier
OF the Revolution. II, served lhrooghon the
war IN tne Pennsy lyanIa linz. Owing 10 his
Wounds. he has been completely hell pleas for ss
years pna lie was inferred with m,lllnr, anu
masonic honors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
ITEMS.

A fire broke out, on the 18th ult. in the pa
DER house attached 10 ne office Of the Knox
vile Register, out il was eyingaishcd before
II reached the printing apartment. The editor
states his loss TO be about $500 and he is
clearly Of opinion hat il Was The act Of an in
cendary " no wished 10 effect the destruction oil
his establishment.
The Green aud Pulaski Monument in Geor.
gia is completed II is "A simple obei.lt Of
white marble, It's whole altitude fifty feet.
II is said 20 be a beautiful and appropriate
structure
The OH No. Of the Southern Reylew is an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

"a T rules holden in The Clerks Office Of the county
IA of Puttiek the ain day OF January, 1850. M.
Copeland and Martha his wife, late Martha Nlheit.
Thomas Boudurant and Jane his " fa late Jane Nib
lieut. and John Pedigo and Any hs vile, late -. NIB
lett plfs against Elizabeth Aiblet and Folly u'ett,
deils. in Chancery.
The defendants not having entered their appearances
and given security according o the act .. ssei! shd
the rules oil tins count and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence hat they not inhabitants OF thus country ~
is ordered the sand defendants do appear here ia
Thursday after the Monday IN Aay aeSt aud
swo the bill oithe pllfs aud that acopy OF THIS order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
the town OF Lyuelburg for two months cesSNe, aEd
posted ont door ofthe courthouse OF thus county
AeopJ-Testa. \ SFAPLEs. {. Z.
MgrchI Hsma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
pElDEGNEsE.

Bolivar SIRE was sn linI. The besi son OF II
imported horse Sir Harry, by sn Peter Ieazle
Halls dam by The imported horse saIiem, Y
Eclipse, his gran am by the lmpoiied hoiss
Medley, by Jun C,ack hisg grandam by jun
Clnch, his &. g.grnndem by Young Aristotle, by
tho imported horse Aristotle, Bolvar's dam by
old Doomed his grandnm w Id Al, <. gan
dam by Apollo. 4. g. g,sndam BY Farmer,
< 4. grandanr 10y Fearnangii, his Z. 3. 4.
grandam mn imported mn,e afJohn Bland
CUTLER ~ PENDLE1ON.
March / ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

a ~ 0llCE.-At persons indt I'D 10 ne
IN firm Of >ariu 81 Burton, please TO moi
pay any thing To John NJ. Burton, or any per-
son whumsoeyrr, uni, there is "a settlement be-
tween John NJ Burton and myself il they
do, lhe, may expect the law vii DE put in
force AZ ainst iii . m--and when there Is seiile.
men,, they snail know it.
OLIVER ". MARLIN.
March 4'57
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

L. II is stated. in the Winchester Virginian'
thai Mr. Doddridge is about 10 take the field in
reply To Mr.. Cooke, and IN opposition to the
amended constitution. We regret that Mr..
Cooke found il 10 br necessary, in the course
of bis own vindcation, 10 use arguments calcu-
lated TO provoke disc usoon. such. however,
wa certainly The nature OF those wi ich went
to show that the Eastern section of the State
was the natural ally of the Valley, and thai
tie latter had morning. in common with the
Trans Allegheny country, but was rather I'D.
verse and conflicting IN its interests Although
We still continue firm in the opinInn that the
amended Constitution will be, adopted, we be-
lieve the oppos ition W III be quite fetmida Bile
IN och more so Than we al first antic ipaied--and
we would therefore press upon those who in
tend 10 vote for il the danger OF heing inlied
70 a false security Of triumph. which may he
the Precursor and cause Of their defeat let
them rot srav away from the polls, under
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
3agwell, smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND.

ANlNG .al>en Samnsi Hannah as part
u ner IN our concern IN Rlchmond. tie bu.
,ness in .ulure = i'll be conducted Under The
finn OF Bas"el,, Smith and Hannah, aud undfr
the superlntendance aud management OF MI.
Hannah, in .etson.
We ,hni continue our business her., and I'll
:, future transact COMMISSION Business and
respectfully lender our services 10 iht public IN
that capAciiy. Advances wi be made on pro
duce len placed IN our hands, II ''qunrd.
SMI II, BAGWELL x c..
Feb. | onIl49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
HE Vaass.s.SsAs.
LYNCHBuRG. MARCH I,Is3o.

u 'he Legislature adjourned On III. 23d
uit. having passed 10 acts. We commence n
Sketch oil them in TN, mornings paper, and
shall conclude IT in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

NeWs 1t is marvellous how voyage a.
cross me great Atlantic will improve many
things--even nrws. Que of the last Paris pm
pst. announces, under The head of /" Highiy
Important thai =" he politicians oi the uaited
State, propose TO diyide their immense terrific
r, OF the Union into four independent Rrpuh
lies and TINT this plan has numerous patti
zans.' !! This u indeed = Highly Important
iniorna,,on-hu the editor Of the Pars pape,
SHOULD have added the saving clause, j
true >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
BEAUTIFUL GOODS
AND
At ATTRACTIVE PRICES.

m AIDES Velvet Crsva,s. fashionable article
ii PARIS Pelerines, superby worked
Lace Collars, oil The newest style
Scolnped Belt Ribbons. latest fashion
Beautiful Inserting and Scolloped Trimmings
klchly ~orked and highly embossed Robes
Alsndafine blk. Grapes. Of the first order
The above have just been received, and our
friends may rely on Pfeai argaios this Spring
MCKEE, ROBINSON ~ 80.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

ssNss,2.6xQ will lie lei 10 mares al the
reduced Pr. 1872 the seasnn, (Which my
BIZ di chafgf Il by The pny nieni al u, II pad by
tn 10Th Of July nssD-Sb Tue a.nsla iaaf, to
be pnd when tn service II rthdered. and NO
TO insure mnfe In lac IN ionl. 10 be paid
soon ms II Is asceriansd, or tbr mare traded oil
twenty five Gems IN zach case 10 The gt0om-
The enson 10 commence IN the lb,h March.
aud expire the 10th day ofJuly Mares fed ~
order. nj the ne,ghbo, hood price oil g,a.'
BOLIVAR u beaoiiiul da,k IVY, 10
2 hands ugh ~ richness OF rsdigihe. ibr
muscle and bone, symmei,y aud b.hnis, aud
performance Oh The turf, Rsiaf ~ he VAS ,rita,
il surpassed by few, u Any horse ~ fhs'n'h>
The Tall he was three years OH, no won
sweep stake nj New Market Five stating aud
Iunaing four heats The Inst WAS dehh neat
srca nd third aud fourth heats were contested
by Shawnee, with whip aud spur Dol
war lost the second hat by the nat
ienion of his rider, aud won the thhd anu
fourth The iir.t neal was run III | minute.
81 ssconds--iie second aud ihud heats min
ute b. secondhand the fourth minute, OIL
seconds Ihn same fall he wona s.etpslhke
n, D,ummo nhufp, ~ thee heats, beating with
ease The Spring he was 4 yeats old, he Won
tn Joeky Club pu,se al New mhikei Alter
TINT, he began 10 decline IN henih, and "as
taken RON the iuri. iio ms since boen USED
rs u covering horse aud iium the slse, mnseiy
In, lo,m aud beauty OF hs colts, ranks among
the hrsl ioal geilers IN The Slate lie Is Uttered
tins srnsoa Ia the people oi this and the adJoin
mr. Counties as n hfsl rate siotk horse, WITH
the confdeni expectation. trOm his great sihiniz
na aud perfect peaig,ee, he will poi dishlliolht
the hopns oi those who may encourage h'm ny
their patronage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

The Hon. II. g. OTIS. Mayor Of boston.

Mr Monroe We perceive that this senera.
BILE and afflicted gentleman has again brought
before Congress the subject of his claims on III
government. The commiliec To whom II has
been referred, consists Of Messrs. Mercer, Nc
Dufie, Carson, Coulter, DAVIS OF Mass Ialia
ierro and Mitchell. II is high time that these
claims should receive the final action of Con.
gress If, as we believe, they be founded in
Justice. er them he satisfied be fore this yenera.
BILE relic OF the stormy age Of the Revolution
shall he gathered unto his fathers. Il they be
not well founded let II be so decided AZ once.
and no longer torture him With the anxiety aud
misery OF " hope deferred, winch makeih ihe
heari sick. We were peculiarly struck with
the emphatic ma inner in which Mr.. ], ff.rsoD,
in lwo OF his letter, speaks oil the unsuled pu
rily Of Mr. Monroe. Turn his heart inside
out. says Mr Jeferson) and you shall moi find
on II a spot or bismish." Such is our own OPT.
nion oil Mr.. Monroe, although we have moi
been at all TIMES among bis political admirers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

In the Loaion Times OF l0tn December last
We IND the following statement respecting a
"Hl' Whereby, IN certain contingencies ihs
property OF the a,or is drsuned to found
an institution a Washington in the United
o'a'es 10 be called he Smihson Insulation Tor
me increase and diffusion oi know ledge among
Inen"
From HE Times Of l0tA December, 1929.
HH ofhe late lanes smilason, Esq-The
VIII ol lie late james Sc,i,hson, Esq was pro.
'so N The Prerogatiye Court OF Canterhur,
anu Probate granted to Messrs Drummond, the
sAeca' ors, on the 4,h OF NV. last. The elects
mofn under + 100000
Inc viii Is III he hand writing of the tesla
'of, aud Is GATED the 23d OF October 1896, and
eommeGees as follows:
:, Il James omithson. (son OF II oh. first
ooAe oil northumberland and Elizabeth, heir
rs OF Inc hanserfords o udtey, and n eco TO
>0atles, the proud Duke Of oome ser,) VINO
IeS'oing Ia bentlnek . rect, Cavrndisn Square,
NO. ns 23d day of oetober, 1926, make this
my 'as' VII hhi testament as lollo"s.' The
e''a''f, 1af e'ng devised tie whole of his
p'Pp@ry l. NJ ssss Drum oads lis bar ke s,
Isl los Liz pn poses rcat ef named, AMI
""'''s desired them to place his Property un
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

u Has the Legisa ure p over 10 create 0est'
ed rights dozen years before t1ey can be ope
raiiye In other words. would il 5e a rightful
tanned by the Judiciary, If the merit Legisla
n,re should again take up the subject OF the
Banks, aud exfend their charters To IA term he
sond that fixed by the law OF the lale session :
We ask the Richmond Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

IFhat does Il mean The Washington GUY
Spectator OF the Goth insi. con AIMS myne,l-
Gus paragraph about certain persons and things
in Washington, which require explanation
En- pn@dut we ,hall petition Congress 10 PR
vent the publication ofsnch ambiguous remarks,
witch nnye no other 4 q thu 10 put onn',
curiosity 10 the raok--a thing which II should
MOI he lawful to do. The spre a,or seys.
" Some / ines oil criminal secrecy have Or.
CURED anon the delegate wisdom Of our
nalia1. which, # disclosed, would make Ioud
4, repn lhap fifty thousand pounds oil Dupont
brsi gun p"n 81. unes, these meu are more
rircnm-pecl in future, The ghosts ot vlrlue,
wrapped IN our sheet, will haunt their gully
couch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

A w'thcism may be worth printing, but not
re printing the following is so good that we
make 1t a exception to our rule IN this pa,ticu-
lar: " Your band aano}s me exec edingy,"
"a the PfInce of la. Il Gu sur You 10 y lalla.
ave person who was sitting near him al dinner,
aud who was constantly sulling tue action 10
,he word i" Indeed, my Lord replied the
habbler, " we are crowded al table, that |
d. mol know where to l.ut my hond.' Put
II upon your mouth, said tr- Prince.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

HEW5ON's OFFICE, !
Lynchbu,g, March ls,, 1880.
Drawn numbers IN The New York CousoIida-
ted Lottery. Class 80. J Tor 1880
81 % "a N 10 30 81 ~
Nos. q ~ 81, was sold at F." Fortune cot
iage," wheln The fortunate owner Is most re-
specially invited 10 call and receive his cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

a. II has been remarked, as something
strange, and as an Indication of opposition 10
the app ointment OF FIRE. Tom Moore rs MIN.
istef 10 Colombia. TINT his name Va, not among
the Ambassadors, whose appo,n menis were
latfls confirmed by the senate, whilst that of
his Secretary OF Legation WINS. II WIS gene
rail-. forgotten tina his appointment WIS unof.
| iunately confirm, last March.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

To CoreuOndsmts.-W We fegre, that we are
under the necessity Of declining the publication
Of the SERIES OF Ms. entitled = 4 .heW ags.
We do so with the more relnc ace as the No
hch we have received evnees no ordinary
talents. The writer will be aware of our fes.
SONS for this determination, without our being
more explicit He has too much discernmrnt
moi 10 be aware ofihe hornets nest which be
YOU'D br,ng about our ears
We have BEEN requested 10 copy from the
S,aunton paper several Nos. which have AZ.
peared in that print against The new Constf'u.
ton. we would willingly do so, # We could
pro,ure the papers containing them ! for. al
though we are decidedly Of opinion tia, the
peace and tranquility OF the Commonwealth,
no less than the immediate and permanent in
teresis oftbe West, demand its acceptance, YET
il is but fair Ina, those who think difierenls
should be heard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
PERFuME Y.

PERFUMERY.
~ OW opening a handsome and new Arrival
~ oil peronery, Soups. &e. VIZ
Flofldn Wafer, new a,iicle
Cologne do
Lavender do
Hose do
Orange do
and very large assorimt NJ OF English aud A
moiican fanoy aud either Soups. &c.
Howl Ill DAVIES.
March l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

Splendid Tea and Cofee china.
SgSlUR sale a consig ment 81 srle'dld La
g. and L flee China HON IL DAVIES.
frb. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

From Yera Crua Letters from Vera Cruz,
10 the l2th ut. were received here on Monday,
says the New York Gazette. via Havana
One Of the 9rh says -" We are much pleased
10 communicate TO you, that our disturbances
are at an end, aud there is u far prospect of a
revival of business. i he Wee President has
'fiamphed, anu his party has acquired niue h
popularity by the order which has been ob.
served. Guerrero has returned TO his estate
aud Santa. Anna renqulsned his command"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
impression that The question viii be carried
without their aid

u A public meeting of the cizeas of
Knoxville, (fenn.) was held on Saturday the
18th insi Capt John crozier. Chairman. aud
Col. Joseph Mahrey. Seersiarp,) tn take into
consideration the bill now before Congress. an.
lhorising the construction al National Road
from Buffalo. in the slafe Of New York. tn N
Orleans committee was appointed, which
renorted preamble and resolutions, illnsira-
ting The high Importance OF The road, and re
, qnesilng the Tennessee delegation in Congress
iouse their best endeavo,s In procure the pas
sage of the bill. The resolutions were opposed
By Messrs S. ID. Jacobs aud Mr. Jarnagin. aud
supported By Col. John Williams and Mesas
Hair, and A. A. Anderson aud on the qnes
ton hring taken. they were negatiped, by vote
of 90 10 100. A glorIons nibble' this. for
the ultra State Rights men A comfortable
offset 10 the Charleston Rail Road meeting
The knoxyllle " Chronicle however. affirm
that the decision OF the meeting is mol iair
indication oil the sentiments oi the people Of
that town many of the /, lends OF the resolution
having left the meeting, before the question
was taken, IN consequence of the moring
speeches that were made on thu occasion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

~ The Ohio " Bulletin hns made two OF
be CO fined to rs own pages II has discover.
ed first. that II Is peculiarly pleasing to adj
vert IL the numerous State Legislatures now
assembled Al the local capitals III The Union,
wh,ie our National Connects are assen,bled nj
Washn ton searching laws AID constitutions
(anoth"r 4" figure Of speech. } hearing peli
Inns, aud examining into the focal wants IN
MOTHER 6gare,) ol the citizens oil The Staies.'
Will the editor OF the Bulletin inform us WIN II
is more pleasing 10 " I'D, err 10 lhr Stale Leg
lsla ures while Congress Is III session lhan al "a
ny other time
Secondly. he has discovered thai the Legisa
lure oil Virginia usually adionrns soon ate,
the expiration of the second month" of lis -es.
sion--a discovery which the good people OF
Virginia have never yet been Able TO make, aud
for which they are indebted TO the Editor OF
III al the, do aot draw NOR than three months
pay from The Treasury, we shall he still more
deeply indebted 10 II.
Aud thirdly, he has discovered that the
Length ola session is an evidence OF The gro"
ing greatness Of State, the brigh, promise of
lis expanding resources, and the sure presage
Of its onward pace" SLOW travelling , " in eve
ry useful inpro, ement." Now This is he great
est discovery q, all and If ii be t,ue and " ho
can dnnb, il what foolish morials are We 10
complain Of the length of The sessions OF our
National aud State legislatures I We should
rather desire 10 see the day arrive when they
shall extend the year round.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

/ %yh INV o7 ~ sell me hopui 81 HGknow-
iea sns the Tece,pi Oh Your acceptable favor o.
hr lolh instant, covering the copy Of letter
from yourself 10 thr honurable Mavor OF Sa
vannah, III reply 10 one you had leceived from
him respecting IA srd,ious pamphlet, w,lt,en
! by a II, e man OF color IN Boston aad ci,rula
I'd b. hun through othe, parts of thr unurd
states aud have given TO both papers a most
respectful consideration. beg YOU, SIR, 10 be.
lev, lha1 the hssurancfs gwen III Your letter
81 tue feelings ant Senimenis OF absolute de-
tesiaIion, entertained by yourself and the good
ptopie oi bsS on III gene al, against the tanali
cal aud sanguinafy srnlinthts OF The nIitcr OF
that pamI LEI have been received by myself
and am sure hy ihp GrneIal Assembly and
good people oil THIS 5 ate With much saiisiaf
tlan and graltill acknosIedgme and iha,
the feelings lied heie on the occasion hnye
b ~ lna,.ually enbanceJ by the Iaudablr i'm.
pa IN vii ia voluntarily dlcta n youI COMM
nlea ION, BE assured, sl1 thai never fo1, oue
moment, enlrt AIMED Il suspicion, that sent
senls So diabollcaI and mlschIeyous, as thu.
IA lowed aud put IN cii auation, by ms sangnI-
naiy fanatic, could have received the appro.
bait II OF countenance. elihe, 0, yourself OF of
the good people OF nj ,ssachuseus generally ,
nor that lhey could, by poss,bil y, have exc. led
~ other ihao feelings OF absolute detestatIon
III the busonlS OF all iosers OF moral prlnclple
and ofgood order wherever the, may br found
+ Permit me- sir, however, 10 observe, that Sc
with the most profound sorroA aud roget Ia
naics 0i much higher oidrr than Tins despi
cable, coiofed man, arr Indnstrously informed.
dlng, by Wild aud iupIa cticable PROJECTS, 10
j ineln'iaie tle condition OF slaves IN TINS state
When They are SO profoundly ignorant Il The
particular snbJect vi then iniermeddlings ; and
AS Ihsenslbie oi HE incacnIabie mlsehefs they
are olng + society generally, and 10 tie slave
population particularly as are all oIhrr en-
ihusIasic fanatics IN The world upon the par.
ticaaf subject OF the Individual tanallcnm OF
each, whatever that may be-
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
M. b GILES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

Drawn number. in the Union Canal Lottery
class No. 3, for 1880.
10 I8 ~ ID 81 II 10 II.
Renew your small prizes without deIay NJ
HEWSOs'S Once
OF Luck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

James Mon gomefy, the poet, a man whose
mora influence at Sheffield effects as much as
a hundred thousand pounds effect. in tow.
less Inie iectnai, WAS originally ,hop boy al
Nath, anu came To aueihgid, as cle,k To Gales
the bookseller. On the tlght OF Gates ne sue
eesded 10 his ne"spape i; hui within three nr
fur ars wst ice Inprisnt,ed. The wori
vi lr.q ire 40 escup ion Mr. Mont ometv :
works, bni a m singla hearted man DIES
not ems. tie resides with mah.n SISTERS II
Joseph Gales. who kept n bo kseIer's shop
and The ST, lie oil living /, the most simple aud
unaffected tbat can be magiued His pa;eraal
religion IS Moravian bit as ihefc /.
no Horayian establishment IN Shefe Il
he attends other chapels. In his domestic ha
bits he IS as dev9ut as he appears in his
works. lie is uow about sixty Years o age
Conclude, from hls hours OF daily seclusion,
hti We may expect otBot works from lis pen
Sir Richafd Phithgs T0v
LUZ Tue Nh oalts ailnasd To above is Ed
tor oi The Register in Raleigh, aud ia her oil
one II the Editors Of The National ln,elIisrn.
Ger
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

The Dying SPeeeh.-our Qui.otie Governor,
who, II would seem. war bon for tn, ,ulpose
oil thfnsitng his lance al all The noble and ex-
panslve charities of the age, has replied TO III.
letter oil IL &. Otis. the Mayo OF Boston, which
We inserted III our last in the subloInrd letter.
lhe Governor 5 reply would have been wei,
enough II he had emitted the concluding sea.
ience, Tor the use OF which we can see no
earthly necessity. We presume il was design.
ed TO be an underhanded stab at the Colon,za
ton Society, which las never found favor y
the eyes oil Ills E,cellency--an nsllu ion or.
g'natIng aud sustained not only IN feelings oil
the purest philanthropy, bui of the most exaIl-
ed patriolism-an institution which nnmb,,,
amongs, its founders aud supporters names OF
bnsht renown IN all thu depa, tmenrs OF human
knowledge, and equally celebrated for all the
virtues which adorn the character of man Sucn
an institution, supported by such men, is he.
yond all iced of defence -paflicularIy from
such !" tanaticat' devotees ofthe lei us nious .
syst IN as IS lis Escellenoy Governor Giles: