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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

MARRIED-On Wednesday, the 9Th July, O, Swansea
Wales by Dr. Cohen under the special sanction of the Very
Reverend Dr. Solomon Hirschel- Pawn CoHEH Esq oi
Baltimore United States Of America HARRIET T. daughter
OF the late Jacob Cohen Esq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

+ IL THO drawing of the Dsmui swamp, Class No
Is, will take place To Morrow IFriday1 ct the Ea
gle Hotel, at o'clock in the Afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

or Schr. PLANTER, Capt, SPicEn, will
sail TOR Now-York tomorrow morning at s O'Clock,
from Rooketis ecPt2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

FOR SAILOR RENT,
f3yst Til the LIST January-a Dwelling House
tsshs of six rooms, and Lot, ssree aby situated
BON Shockoe Hill A stable, carriage house,
&c. garden. and cell Of az fine udtey - any IN
the eitg, further recommc nd the lot rs residence.
FOR HIRE,
For The balance of the year. excellent Cook
House Servants Carriage Driver, who Is also
good body servant land woman accustomed to wait
on q small family.
FOR SALE Low,
a good second hand Carriage, with harness, and
with or without horses.
~ Enquire of the Printer. aug 2s7f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

Porter, Brown Stout, &c.
Landing for Sale
- Casks London Porter
- do brown stout
10 cases caret
10 baskets champaign.
sep e-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
NEW GOODS.


u II. JENKINS has just received by the Hor-
-. not, large assortment Of fancy gauze and
SILK handkerchier, consisting Of damask and scarD,
enchased gro de Ia, harlequin embroidered Grape,
zephr rich barrege, &C.. &C.; large and small fancy
gsuze and barrege scrafs cbangenblc kiderones for
ladies' dresses reed and velvet recules and purses;
hguered Swiss null for curtains. linen csmbrc hand
kerchiefs from 25 cents to super6ne; embroidered
white cotton hose, black and white silk and nisses'
raw SILK, do, rich figured sntin taffets and gauze
ribbons-a few pieces more of MANILA dimity.
and much approved article, for ladies' under dresses
cameo bracelets and belts, and new style figured belts;
ladies' fancy cravats painted bordered linen cambria
!handkerchiefs; superior black nnnkeen and canton
Grapes superior black italian ana India itestrngs and
gro de maps; linen cambrics; livery FANS few large
SIZE lace horclas and fsbulles of style-also
large supply OF low priced lace capes and collars;
worked Swiss spencers and lnce cus-also, 100 pie
ces low priced cacoes, from Cd to 90 per yard
The above, with an extensive assortment of lace,
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold as usual
at reduced prices at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store. Main street. sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

Tickets only $40, halves 5. quarters 2 So
~ Packages of tickets, shares of packages single
tickets and shares to DO had in the usual variety
tho LOTTERY and Exchange Office of
THOMAS B. BIGGER.
"a Where four of the highest CAPT ais 1T $4,000
each have been sold within few weeks, and all paid
ats iUht
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

MICKLE'S OFFICE.
TO-MORROW-TWOD DRAWINGS.
Grand Consolidated LotferU.
Drawing will be received Tomorrow, in time to
renew in the Dismal Swamp, which draws the same
day, At G o'clock.
Prizes: . capitals of S5s55 and go OF $1,000.
The Dismal Swamp Lottery will be drawn at the
Eagle Hotel, To- Morrow evening at O'Clock.
PRIZES.
capitals Of $4,000 capitals of Sl,70o
do $500 leo do 900
do 1000 &c. &c. &c.
~ Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so
For sale al e. MICKLES,
sept Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. Is,

Tickets SO, halves 5, quarters 2 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Aurft0s

FOX BALE.
'GHHE subscriber o6krs for sale one, or all, 64is
IL brick TeDements. in one block, between and
&, 18th street, privately, Till the 9Th day of next
month, (September.) IF not disposed Of before thai
day, he WIN offer them then, at o'clock. p. n. on
the premises and months credit, at public
ton. These tenements are ~ feet font on 9Th
street, running back about 100 feet. IF disposed Of
at auction, the sale will be conducted BY J. s. Cos
BY g. Co. Auctioneers
aug 27-tds JOSHUA DOING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

Disunion. Kingston Upper Canada) paper says:
awe have given further extracts from American pa
pers. illustrative Of the Ill blood which regns in the
Southern States. We hope they will be attentive
iy read and considered Whenever the crisis Of sep
aration arrives tphich think not far distant there
will be enough tor all hands TO do; it viii entirely
alter the relation Of Great Britain with this cont
nen,, and the change will be, to her. Immensely ben
eficial"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

MOLASSES.-lo hhds prime retailing nnolas-
lVl se-, landing for sale by
sept l-3t OTIS, DUNLOP ~ Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

Doctor Absalom Thompson, Of Talbot Md.
has communicated to the Basion papers the o
BOY ton or eleven years old, who became dellriou
and died in commissions from eating water melol
seed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
TurryEcur,oA OF PORTER.

As much excitemeni preceded the execution
of tn is person, and considerable approximations
were entertained ola rescue, we annex the FOL
lowing notices Of tina, event from two oil the
papers Of Philadelphia
From. The National Gdssis.
Porter, the naIl-rouber, was hung th's morn
ing, comfortably 10 his sentence. Az about a
quarter before ten o'clock, the procession mo
we'd from Arch street prison, headed by the
high constable, aud escorted 10y detachment
from the Navy Yard, of the marines, and by
some hundred citizens. The gallows wss al
Bash-hill-s short distance from the new pen.
iteatiary. At quarter before eleven the
rope was tied and the culprit 5000 ceased TO
breathe. Two cisEgymen wers with him, re-
citing prayers A vast crowd-inrluding a
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600

II may appear incredible al this day, never
theless is true that lately as the year 1913,
five bags OF cotton from the UnIted states OF
America were advertised ~ Liverpool pa.
per to br sold by public auction IN three lots.
There are those yet IN active business in New
York VINO remember when cotton was an ar.
lce SO little understood, that sea island and
upland were offered at the same price and
wheu the late venerable aud virtuous JAY
made hts celebrated treaty with BrilaIn, he did
NOT know that cotton WIS the pruduce of the
States. What "A Striking contrast within the
compass of less than hail Ia century Five
bags OF American cotton the year lIS3
10 Ue sold in three Iois--agEiast near II m,llion
III bags annually exported Iron the United,
Slaes. .4ter. Gua.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

! a .iaaftiy sfiae United S.ai.s ssastd, Il essr
they had any, aud that, f any offence Is
conn, tied, the offenders are alone amen able to
the state laws =: ani thai Congress nave no
right to pass a law which does nnI relate TO the
| Regulations of commerce among the Indians
and that The digging OF gold ia the nation. ac-
| tually committed. mach less the intention only
To do so act which comes within the
right nf Congress 10 punish. under said power
TO regulate commerce. lRsoorder.
| Aaecdpte-faci Ga zen. Jack on's siop?inR
nj Rockville, Md. dnung his present tour 10
Tennessee, n plain old farmer made his way
90 10 him, caught hun ny the hand, and ex-
claimed. " ell, general, how are you / The
president replied with \ smile. IN pretty
veil, sir.' The old fellow Continued. Well
general, they Say yon voted against our Rock
vile road--but there's no believing the Adams
men: now, [ want 10 know whether you did
or not ? 4 did, SIR, said the president
You did : repeated the old man with surprise,
how came you to do il : did not think
it was right had some constitutional OBJ.
ecfions, was the reply. The farmer paused
moment, and then said emphatically, Well,
general, I've voted for you twice but (wIth
al oah) now tell you III never do II a
gam"
was present, aud Will serve 10 SHOW the manner
il which tue presidents veto is received in
Maryland Unchesier Repubhcdn.
.7tlOiter As Gen Jackson approached Ere
DERRICK he Was met by DR.. l. Zone OF the cleo
Tors for TINT dIslrict.) who gaveup his horse IL
his servant, and took seat IN the generals
carriage. lhey were soon met by Nj. H. an
other oil ihe general warm admTrrs. very
Respectable man bul who happened that moi
mug To have taken cup too much. HE
carnage stopped aud Nj IL. Was Introduced
the president IN due ioim. As soon lie
usual saIuiatl ms had passed, Ia. former very
ingenuousiv said. General, thought you pio-
missed DR. L. TINT You would sanGuun our rold
(the same ihcy were iheu travelling upon) II u
passed through congress Inc general was
greatly perplekei, and could not have bsen
more conloLuded had sudden clap Of thunder
assniled his ears Or. L., however. happlly
relieved nm from his embarrassment by premp-
tiy replying An, thai ~ matter between the
general aud myself Tie question haylol
Ihns been given the go by, The panlrs proceeded
along together Tor a nile or twJ, when MIR.
H., MS recollection somewhat blunled pe. haps
by hi, morning dram, sldlrd up 10 the carriage,
aud accpstrd the president General. |
thought you promised Dir. /. that you would
sanction oar road II II passed through con
gress f" Tue ptesnlen, embarl asSment re b.
turned but his trend again relieved him by
reply ing, An, Mr.. H., that's a matter between
the general aud mystlf.' Ano her mile or Nv
was PASSED over, when Mr.. H., his mud filled
with the preEdeuts veto, and not SO far gone
as not 10 remember that The president mad
pledged himself to the Jackson electors on ms
wa. 10 Washington. that he would approve the
Fede,cls and Rockville road bill II submitted
I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
The Certificate orJsBerie, Ir,ltinon

POHTsa UTH, jun -. 1880.
l. JsfIerles NllkInson, do hereby ceiufy
thar ! was working III the Navy Yard, GuspoU,
In August 1929, having been engaged by con.
tract TO Duild me stone work for the snip house
No. !, the, elm. when quantity OF stone which
bad been Dough, hy Mules King, The Navy
Agent, OF lchabod Scranton, Tor the coping Of
the wall then building in the yard arrived. ]
WIS called upon by Bryan Cherry, the porter
or runner Of Com Barron, to go TO bin, as he
wanted TO see me. | weni, aud Com Barron
pu, into my hand, a small paper, copy OF
which is hereto annexed (being the agreement
oil Scranton for the stone,) and told me Ia go
and receive The stone suitable, or words 90
that effect. ] went accordingly 10 Taylor
wharf where the vessel was iyIng, and received
tue Que AS II WAS handed carefully out oil tue
yessei, aud put down upon the "hari, mehSu-
ring II piece by piece, aud found It all sulta-
BILE agreeable 10 tue writing, aud then reported
20 Commodore Barron, mat | had received
the stone and handed the measurement To the
Clerk Al ms Office. | do also further certify,
Iha, on my receiving the stone as before stated,
piece by piece, saw II put INTO the carts OF the
yard 10 be carried from me wharf round TO the
Vall IN the rear OF the yard, aud tud ine car
ter., at the time, tha, they OH hi to mind aud
take the stone out by hand, 10 Keep iIom ofea
k,ng ~, nut some oil ntm AS ihey came back
told tue that they nd not do So, hut sat II out
OF the carts, when told them again thai they
must not do SO, II lhey did. they would BREAK
the naii Of 1t, aud sa" afterwards that good
many ofthe pieces nad GO broke winch nave
no doubt was done ny tnr,wlng u ou in mat
way. JEFFEklES HlLklNSON,
Coping Stone for Uni ed States at Norfolk
from 81 mches Tuck to "a, aud from Ii lnchcs
TO IL inches, wlde straight edges, aud ends
square, Il tor laying aud delivered ut Norfolk,
Va. a, twenty hv een,sa loo, running lnea.
sNre. Cush on 1eiIyery.
lCHABOD 5 SCRANTON.
OF Madison Connecticut.
Norfolk. June I'm, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
apURsUANr to a decree of,be superio

nURSUANr toe decree of the Superio
] Court of Chancery, for the Lynchburg
DISTRICT, pronounced on the 22ud day OF May
1880, IN the cause OF Nathan LolIlus and Co
Plaintiffs. against Samnal Collins and others,
Defendants the ndeisigdcd Deputy Marshal
for nos. A. Holconor, Marshal OF the said
court, vii sell, fos ca,h, on the premises in the
count, oil Melon, on tuesday the 27th day OF
July, 1880, N tar, II not, the next tar day
thereaiier,) attract OF land wing IN sad county,
on Roekhsh River, aud containing one hun
dred and twenty and a hall acres, more Or less
and al Joining tho lands Of Nose Fnzpau lck
jeremiah Rooer,s aud Nose Hughes, aud 9th
srs. Aiso, one Wagon. Que sorrel horse Que
bay mare, and fou, par oil gear, two negro
men, sam aud Cnarles, aud one woman Dlcey
aud tue inertaae Of tn later.
JOS. Z. RoYALL, ID. NJ.
loi 1hos. a. HoIcunDe, Mar
June % i'd
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POSTSCRIPT.
S!ui Later from Europe.

StH Later from Europe
By the SIlas Richards, Capt. HoIdfi6ge, ar
rived at New York, Liverpool papers 10 o.
e4th May have been received.
The KING OF Eng land has relapsed, and 5'i
two physicians are again in Attendance. 30
confident hopes are entertained OF his recdVs'
~.
A partial change has taken place in The
French Ministry but those who are putt are
as Ultra Royal as those who are pnt out. Bon
parties are confident OF success at the ensuing
elections.
The Expedition TO Algiers has sailed
Among the enguirers alter the health OF IL.
hug. on me 2Otn OF May, was our MinIstri .
MIR. McLane. who, on the same day, nan'al
ted business al the Foreign office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
New York Imne d.

The u s. ship Boston 'sent to sea taS marn.
ing for 3igiers, HnoiHg on Board Com. Porter,
neW Consul 10 that Regency.
The Session may posi6tyJind on arriring al
her destipahoa, that the French Lttes aye
floating i0here the crescent has been 001d 10
thr nen consul mag he pushed 10
find these 10 tchom he IS accredited.
IN. Y. American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
S2l,O9l,3S3

Il JoR iruh.-Nr. Everett, in his address de.
livered al CharIestowu, Mass. after stating thai
Two hundred years had improved the condition.
OF the Indnnsas well as the whites, remarAed,
tina, the to-6e rsi8oped SdudgeS, now pie tard
their own rights, IA their own papers, - IN BET.
ter English tnan was used by The h,gh o,hcers
OF government" The audience acc led 10
the truln Of thus remark. by general clama-
ton. BoSiJn Pa1fioi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
Marshal's Sale of Nerroe 9
June %

va ILL BE SOLD, according TO i4w in front
w oil the Marshal Office, in Lsmchbure
on Saturday the l7th July, 1880. likely young
Negro Men, Is OF them first rate backsmilhs, }
ana Two Women, The property of Capt. james
hia'ii"' taken by srs-e OF sundry executions
winch issued from the Superior Court of
Chancery tor the Lynehburg dlsnict, in favor
OF ChntOns heirs. JOS E. ROYAII
Dep jor IN a. Hoieoalbe, Mar,hsl
June % nd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

DUkoUANl To a decree of the Superior
n Cont Of Chancery. Tor the Lynchbury
Dlsirici, pronounced on the 9Th day of Nav
1881, In cause. Pleasan, Rosser. Plain II
against Ben Hunter and Others, Defendants:
the Undersigned, Marshal OF the said Conr,.
vii sell, al Campbell Cour;-house, on Monday
me i2,h OF July, 1880, negro man named
Daniel, the property oil said Pleasant Rosser.
J. A. HOLC0MBE. Marshal.
June IA ina,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

A,-Ls-
49, There will be, by divine perm's.S'f',.'.'
a Camp Meeting neIdf Tor Am"ea'.
Circuit, a, Bethlehem Meeting House, be'"ee"
six ani seven miles from Lynchburg, to CO"
'nence on thu 26th Of the present month, uho,
the supelin enhance ofthe Rev. James boyI
to which the Ministers and friends from LyneD,
burg aud the adjoining counties are avn
10 attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

Qualification. The following, if the state
meni OF the Judges desision be accurate
is the first act IA The drama of nuiIiicalion:
MILLEDGEvILLE, June %
The Gold Diggers. -The Alhenian Of last
tuesday contains the decision Of Judge Clayton,
upon case OF habeas corpus, which originated
III the arrest OF a man by the name OF Hm
hoDoins, with his companions. by delatch
ment ofthe United States troops NJ inifu-
defs on lands III The occupancy of The CheIo.
kee Indians.
ihese men were arrested on the Information
OF one Bean white man, enjoying the priv.
'heees oil an Indian, which was, that Robbins
aud ms companions had ordered OFT said Bean,
VINO was, or had been, digging gold, aud that
they' Robbins and company, had tools with
mem ior the purpose of digging gold, and had
declared they would dig gold IN the Cherokee
nation, IN defiance OF the laws of The United
states, the Governors proclamation. or the
troops.
Judge Clayton ordered Robbins and COM
panions to he released The grounds taken
by hin IN this case were, that the officer ex
hioiied no authority Tor the arrest of the nen ;
maj no offence was committed, though an of.
fence might have been intended +; that the terri
tory was Georgia's, and had been organized
since The FIRST Of June, from which time the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

Falkland" Is The tnle oil new novel, by
the author OF Pelham, which has been pat 10
press toy Carey and Lea, and viii he issued in
few days. Tins is the first of Bulwer's No
wells, and MAS pnbllshrd in England some
time since. bat has never aeen re-putIshcd in
his country. Whether good or bad II Is look
Ell TO- anAiou,'y, ana wti be soug0t with AZ ldl.
~. Baii. Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
CL.5RET VINE. &c.

n FEW cases ST Julian laret Wine. 10
III grt"eF win Bunch RaisIns, soft shell
.Almonds, Oranges and Lemons, received and
'or saie W SAML. AYRES.
Also,
complete assortment OF the very finest Old
Wines and Liquors. s 4.
July t,;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
Attention Nose company

4 MEETING ofthe LB,lchbarg Hose Com
"a pany. will be held at tire Court House, on
Tuesday evening, 18th inst. early candle light.
A full meeting is earnestly requested
HENKY J. BROWN Secretary
Id II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
ID OUlA . I,A y.

The HeSi Point .icddemg.- Tue annual pub
lie examination oil tue Cadets OF tins truly Ma
iisnal Institution closed, we learn, ON the 2Ith
ut AID the Board OF VslIers adjourned on The
following day. Inc examination ocrup ed
nine hours A day, unremIitlnsly. for nearly
three weeks, during Which nme each Cadet wds
subjected 10 minute aud prolracted eAamIoa-
ton OF his proficiency IN All nls studies ii the
preceding year. The manner In which the
several classes acquitted themselves unGer tins
rigorous scrutiny, atteslrd the hdelny of Their
instructors, and fully sustained the reputation
OF the Institution tor the thoroughue,s with
which every thing comprehended IN lis AGA.
demic cuuasr is there taught. In some IT,
specls, now vcf, thu ,aurse was deemed TO be
defective, aid modIh,au.us were recommend
cd
Besides "A due attention % tins part Of their
duly, aud 10 ascertain the proficiency ui tho
{ adets IN their military as we'll rs theT sGirn.
thc education, The Board of IIslters considered
themselves called upon, we under stand, 20 70
milo more tnan universally suIci insperlion oil
the government aud general concerns OF the
Institution and accordingly entered into
thorough examination OF lis discipline, police
aud fiscal affairs. There was no Disposition o.
the part OF the Board 10 bcstow blind conInien-
datlou, OF 10 take any thing On trust nor wa,
there The slightest disposition manifested 10
avoid the scrutiny. On the conirary At Was
courled AT every step, and as late assault. on
the lnsuiuiion IN Congress, as we'll as out Of
II, seemed to demand a thorough sitting OF It's
affairs, The administration oil the lnsiltutlnn
underwent the most searching operation
which the ingenuity Of the Board OF tisners
could subject IT to.
We are happy 10 hear aud the friends Of The
Institution vii be happy 10 hear, that this
scrun ' resulted IN nothing pleJndicial 10 ITS
gnretunent aud thai the more the inquiry
was extended, Tue more tally were developed
The fidelity, aud prudence, and justice OF its Al
mlnistratloa.
The report of the Board OF Visitors will, Of
course. fully inform The public OF the results
of their Investigations, bat we could not, IN jus-
tice 10 the lusptutl0n, and 10 IT'S able Superln-
/ lendant, deny ourselves the qualifications OF
i giving, In anticipation. this summary state
! meni, derived from AN authentic source.
] The Secretary Of War spent two days al
| the Pom, busiy occupied IA inquIring INTO
the affairs OF The Academy, and consulting
with the Chief Engineer, Gen. Gcaii0t aud
the Superintendent, Col. Ihayer, on the means
/ of sis,ng TO ii, II possible, greater efficiency
or extended usefulness Vat Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
WAIiD'S OFFICE
Basweli, Smith and IL annah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

5fYpAVlNG taken oamnel Hannah as part.
"a ner in our concern IN Richmond. the bu
siness in future will he conducted under the
irnI Of Bagweii Smith and tiannob and under
the superintendance and management OF Mr.,
Hannah, Ia person.
We shall c., hiuue our business here, and will
=, future Irausact a Commission Business. and
respectfully tender our services 10 the public in
that capacity Advances wall be made on pro-
duce when placed in our hands. il required:
SMITH. BAGWELL Co.
Eab 6mif49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
Y iY@inla state Aattery,

For the heneni Of the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company class. No Q, Tor 1880.
TO be drawn al Richmond o1 Friday the OH
day ofJuly, 1880.
TO Number LOHtry-6 drqoa BaAd,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

srsat nlu.5er q females lad assembled 10
~hnes. this awful scene. A large proportion
OF them asefird their heads ~hen the faisi
To rescue, we're apprehended before The enc.
enion. bat n" disorder Of any kidd took place.
1T IS 10 be hoped thar all public discussions
concerning Pouer's late viii cease except 50
tar as II may be held up warning To male
factors, or deemed 10 furnish An argument q.
gainst ibe expediency of capital punishment
~ general.
From tie {. s. Gasst!e.
Among the unnuerable host assembled 10
witness the spectacle, but one opinion was
hearI. and that vas continually expressed
in Justice had been done-,hs letter aud spirit
OF he laws had been yiolsied-and a disIinc-
ton made between two caipris. that denoted
an improper bias or a total want of discrimnh-
ton. Wahave never witnessed more deer
ded expression of public disapprobston OF
any proceeding, than has been made, aud
Is now being made, Of the pardon
" ilson without that Of Porter. They had
both been tried for one offence. found equally
guilty and condemned 10 the same punishment.
|, i, not pretended that Porter had committed
more crimes than Wilson and though he had,
sill hc was not tried for more.
One token OF disapproba,ion of the proceed
ings, was mentioned To us yesterday, that may
BE- considered as emphatic. The sign oil ia.
scrn havIng the present President of The United
states painted on il, III the south part of the
CITY, was taken down and rehung bottom up
wards. We mention THIS only as a testimony
ot feeling on the occasion.