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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19

it was proposed to make alteration in the standard
ofvaluc the currency of the country in short, to
change those laws which Parliament had adopted
after anxious delbcration. lie must say, that to
entertain proposition for altering the standard OF
value laid down in 1919 the basis ot our crcula-
ton, to concur III the establishment oil ~ notes
were concessions which His Maiesty's Government
could never be prepared to make (llear) lie felt
to bc his duty, therefore, to oppose tho amendment
of The hon. baronet. There was nothing in the al
dress to the speech om the throne which precluded
future discussion on any topic. pledged any man
as to the OF the distress, the measures Tor
relieving it; on the contrary, the speech said that las
Majesty intended to propose estimates on reduced
scale. In short, the speech comprised in itself the
strict and literal TRUTH though it did not deny to any
one the power to controver any insulated fact Above
all, it did not preclude any member from proposing
measures for economzing our resources 1t was
however, the firm determination of His Majesty
Government, to adhere to those measures winch had
this night been called in question, but which he (Alr
Goulburn) believed were essential to the eventual
prosperity of the country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19
HOUSE OF coMuoAs, Feb. d.

Debate on the address 10 his .Unjesty--conf;nufd
Ehc CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQ UER
began by obserylng that on former occasions it had
been usual TO leave for separate discussion those topic
IN the speech from the throne which required the
consideration of Parliament; and unless some rreat
and imperative duty nterposed, to in the adj
dress, leaving the general topics till the period when
they could be fully and ably considered. The hon.
baronet, the member for Kent, however, had hourht
proper, on this occasion, to depart from the former
practice; he had moved an amendment. which, with
respect to the paragraph in the speech to which it
was intended to apply, little at variance with
1t as any amendment he had ever known. The speech
stated that His Majesty lamencd the distress of the
agricultural and manufacturing classes in some parts
OF the United Kingdom and The hon. baronet assumed
that this false and unfoundcd representation 81
the state of things. He (thc Chancellor of the Es;
chequer) begged the house would believe that how
ever strongly some might affect to feel the distresses
of the people, could feel them more than His
Majcstys Ministers; and he hoped the house would
not think otherwise, because they had advised the
Crown to state the distress according to their own
views OF IT. lie believed the distress was great; he
oeheveo mere was severe pressure Of distress on the
manufacturing and agricultural classes some parts
OF the United Kingdom; and if be excepted other
parts 1t was because he believed there were parts
the United Kingdom which so far from being visit ed
by ta distress, were IN state of comparative COM
tort and prosperity. The hon. baronet had confined
his views to- England; he had omitted that part Of the
united kingdom which always attracted larre share
OF the attention of the house-be meant ireland
p!calJ ildu the non baTCnet investigated the state
OF agriculture there' IF he had lie would have found
that as far as agriculture was concerned, it enioyed
prosperity and comfort. The distress which had been
felt in some parts of this country nd arisen partly
from the excessive introduction of Irish produce
Row. then, was 1T possible for His Majesty to tell
Parliament that distress, which he knew prevailed in
parts, pervaded the whole kingdom? The hon. baro-
net might have been informed that even in the north
ern provinces OF this country the distress had not been
felt IN an equal degree with other parts In this
view, the house had justification of that expression
winch the hon baronet had referred TO. lie the
Chancellor of the Exchequer could not forget that
the non baIonet bad been supported by the hon.
member for Essex. and he could forget the prn-
cIPle on which that support given. Was there
man who had heard the principle on which the
amendment was supported, WAC did not believe that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

thought he. therefore, resolved man flo IN.
Of gentleman OF fashion. upan ,ak,,r
peep INTO the world, he found himsBlf ro,near.
atively coarse IN both dress and mannsrs
Instead of the fine Sssony he sas ueon ,hs
back OF the gentry OF the metropolis. he dis.
covered histo be the homespun ofth- con,,,y
instead OF The elegan, e. of the ,uilor Ii.
was the clumsey work ofa countr, seams,re.s
instead OF the 'sienlng, fhimhle shan
ed beaver OF the dandy, he dscov cred npon
his he ad the low crown. broad brim wool ba,
= instead of the seperline ker,ey pe,tico,t
panialoons. falling IN graceful folds unon bis
boots, his We're The coarse butternut oolored
snug setting trnwers, reaching only 10 the calf
oi his leg--and instead Of the nicely mnuldyd
square toed boots, So much in vogue, his feet
were entrcnched in the rough, round toed
COW hides of the country cobler As he had
determined upon The course ola fashionable
he must assume his habiliments, aud abide the
cons quences. tie winds his way To the shon
Of the rty and IN few hours, the robu.,
son of the mountains is transformed TO the
shape and figure Of dandy. He returns 10
his quarters. lie now receives civilies from
the ma or domo, TO which he was not sccus.
TONED in his country garb it natters his
vanity and pulfs him with pride lie nreseats
hirn,elf to- The grand mirror of the parlor.
turns This way aud thai, and IN the language bf
triumph thus expresses himself: :" Eead
now ! look like folks, now | am a gentle.
man p
Hal he not been moved by further curio.i
~, perhaps he had returned to his home and
upon reflection rehaquIshed the pursuits OF a
gentleman but upon taking another turn
down Broadway. he quickly discover his ar.
ray TO be incomplete he had no ring upon his
in ha nj -,
fob, no safety chain about his neck. no breast
pin IN his bosom. no SNUFF box, no gloves, 10
stock and no paper collar.
These were radical changes and as they
were the main constituents Of a Buck of the
world, they must be supplied-no time is lost !;
he enters The Jewellers the rings thickrn and
glis'ened upon his hngers the diamond sparkles
IN his bosom. the safely chain protrudts IT'S
modest front upon the vest, and the grand
establishment bangles at his fob He enters
the millinery and cane establishment and soon
emcrges with his head supported by stock and
collar, and pushes his way back to the ex
change with many a flourish of his ivory
cane.
The civiliies Of the host are rctoubIed-
suits OF rooms are rendered bottles of cham
paigne and burgundy sparkle upon the side
board !; gentlemen of fashion are introduced,
all things 60 merrilv; evening approaches ;
ITS amusements are charming; they were
theatrical. This evening. Notwithstanding the
snfety, the patent lsver WAS missing, The fourth
his cane, The fifth his ring, and on the sixth
his pocket book which contained all his money
This was a said affair and reduced him to
the necessity of pawnng his clothes tor his
lodging. Labor or crime was his only alter.
native. Too proud II labor. be resolved upon
rpblprv and IN beup Iptpctpd he Was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
Feb. /

xyfIRGINIA-At rules holden in the clerks office Of
" the Superior Court ofChanccry, ffor the Lyn CHI
burg District, the 4th day of January. lo3O-John A.
Hamilton, Thomas II imiton, Water Baker and Jac0-
bina his wife, Jesse Adams aud Elizabeth his wife,
Francis A. Hamilton, Henry A. Hamilton, hel-
Ter, aud Susannah his wife, Mary h. Hamilton Fran
els G. Hamilton, John T. Hamilton, Cathhrne A. +.
Hamilton. Charles p Hamilton, Walter b. Hamilton,
Neil aud Corbina his wife, Ursula A. Baker,
Hinkle and Margaret his wife, Alexander IL.
Baker, Walter Il. Baker, Francis ii. Baker a. Mag
define L Baker, pitts. against Edward Lynch, w ham
Davis ir. and Zalinda his wife, Matilda Roberts, Alex
Lipgat and Mary his wife William b. Lynch, an
infant by Commissioner Beuagh, specially assigned
his guardian, Charles Lynch, Mildred smith, Charles
H.Lynch, Mary Ann Lynch, Sarah ". Lynch Susan
NJ Lynch and John p Lynch, which said Sarah NJ.
and Susan NJ arc infants by Commissioner Benagh
specially assigned their guardian, John Lynch, Jun
Samuel MITCHELL sen Robert Ward and Elizabeth his
rell and Achilles Douglass and Ann his wife, defts.
The defendants, Charles Lynch, Mildred Smith, John
Lynch r. and Samuel Mitchell, not having entered
their and given security according TO the
act ofAssemby aud the rules of this court and IT APP
bearing by satisfactory evidence that they not IN
hahtants of this country is ordered that the SAID
fes do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the original and amended bllls of the pitts
aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed ia theto of Lynchburg for
wo months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door
Of the courthouse in said town.
Copy Teste' j. WILLS - u
III
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GARDEN SEED.

N ARLY Short TIP SCARF, Rad N, .ariy
Ia S,in"n Radish. Easturiion white solid Ce
lers, early Summer Squash. Scotch Kali. early
Horn Beet, eafis Horn Carrot early blood
Tnrnip Beet, Large Swelling Psrspip, Green
Head lettuce, Drumhesd do. maggie Wurzfe
Beet. red onioo Seed. Safssy. early cnried Sc
lieia Lettuce. straw eolored Onion. Cherry
Inrnip Rsdish, Tomatoe shaped Pepper. early
Cluster Cucumber. early Frame Cucumber.
Long Green Cucumber. late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce, Lima Beans. earIy William Pea, Dwarf
anrr"iai Pea, early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green bsrlion Pea. Prolific Pea
Long Orange Carrot. reunis Ball Lettuce.
white Naples Radish, curled Pepper Grass. cur.
led Parsley. Garden Cress. eerly Cauiiiower. :,
och'c Seed. early Parsuip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery. Sea Kali.
Early foih Cabbage, long Dfumbead do.
BeUen do early Emperor do. long Imperial do.
green Savory do. late Baiesea do red Dutch
do
Tor snle al unusually low prices by
WM. J H0LCONBE.
Feb. Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

TFIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
" Superior Court of Chancery, for the LylstRurg
District, the 4th day Of January. l53O-Judith Han
sard and Peter C. Hansard infant who sues by the
said Judith Hansard his mother, and next friend
against WIN. Mcdaniel, Merreu Talbot, admr. OF
John Talbot, and Henry l.. Davis, Benz. Taliaferro
admr. de bonis non, with the will annexed OF John
Hansard, dec. John w. Hansard, Ambrose Han
sard Isaac r Hausard, Arson Tinsley and Sophia
his wife, Ge0rge Burford and Polly his wife Elijah
Davis and Permeia his wife, Archibald Hansdrd,pnd
Philip Burford and Caroline his wife, dofts.
The defendants, John w. Hansard, Archibald Han
ssrd George Burford and Polly his wife, and Philip
Blrford and Caroline his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
10 the act of Assembly and tho rules this court and
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are moi
Inhabitants of this cOuntry-it rs ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear here the first day OF the
NEXT term and the bill of the pitts, and mat
cow of this orderbe forthwith inserted IN some news
prnted in the of Lynchburg for two months
and posted at the front door Of the court
house. in the said town ,,cc
Acopy-Teste, j. "ihh.; a. -
Feb I5 "-'
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FMDI@NHNa

Instr.cior was got by old Virginia, who was
the sire of Shakespeare, Star, Polly Hopkins, La.
ayarte, one Of 81, Arahy's famous sous HI. dam
Magog, her horses IN the sue side regularly
5hirk, Sentinel Claudin, Bellsiz", Arab,nn
Ins,rncior's dam was ny Old Shylock, ne by the
old imported Bedford, his dam ny the old i'm.
ported Domed, his grand dam by young Sea-.
er, he by Maj Oglesbys old SealeI, aid he by
the oldimported Janus. Instructors blood and
form Is elunl 10 sny horse In the S,ae oil Vn
lie is also remarked as y Sur foal geier
3ARriN HANCOCK
d.. have In my possession a number OF Ger.
tifcates from respe cable gen lemen who have
bred from him. TO show that his colts are large.
we'll formed, and as likely rs an, in the State.
which can be seen by applying to me Owing
10 the scarcity Of money and low prices o.
produce. Is the reason why he stands at such Il
reduced price. NJ n.
Feb. IS lf1f61
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
ITEMS.

Its stated that Gov. Houston. who, as has
been mentioned, is now in Washington, has a
bandoned entirely his assump, ion Of the Indian
costume aud habits and mingles in social inter
course and gaie,y as Freely AS formerly
Among the a,tornies in one Of the interior
counties Of n York, we notice the name Of De
mosthenes Lawyer.
Ala Ladies' Fair, held during the Christmas
holydays. at York. (England,) for the purpose
of assisting the funds Of the General Hospital
in that place, the SUN received was S4,27S los.
Cd equal TO nintieen Mous1rld dGlars'
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NO1ICE-1 shall sell ~ the premises, on
4 credit Of one, two and three years
payable IL equal annual instruments. and To be
a cured in n manner satisfactory 10 myself OF
Mr.. Joseph Flood, NJ public auction. on the
9th day Of March next, II fair. ifooi, on the
next fair day, the brick housr in tho town oil
Liberty, together with the lot and out houses
attached thereto, lately tho property OF Gallo.
hill Menus. dec. being No. 30 IN the plan OF
said ,own. ,sgether wiihha'f the adjoining iot
No.34, aud 10, No Also, adjoiaiog No. ~.
with an alley. aud rs Described IN deed OF
trust from said Mcnns To J. q. Siep,oe ami
myself. for The purposes therein men tioned-- -ii
is convenient establishment far small tam.
", aud very pleasantly situated. The title 1
believris perfect bat shall convey aud war
rant the title vested IN inc h. said deed only.
PEACHY r. GI1MER
Sartiring Trustee.
Feb. III ids65
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

NOTicE-By virtue ot deed Of trust, en-.
= ' ccnted 80 tba subscriber by Thomas
wills bearing date the H&d day OF March.
1926, and Of record in ihe clerks Office Of the
county court Of Amherst, and for Certain puf
poses thrrei0 expressed, shall. on the ooh OF
March next NJ Pedlar Mills, proceed 10 sell, y.
the highest bidder. Tor ready money, all Tho
righl, title and interest Of said Wills in aud Il,
n certain Saw aud Girls, Mil. on the lands OF
Jane Davis. in the county Of Amherst. Asl.
ing as trustee, the subscriber will only eonye,
such title az 10 vested 10 hun b, aforesaid Iced.
JOHN ID. DAVIS, trustee.
Feb 10. td,51
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
REVIEW
OF tho Lynchburg Markets,

OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for he Virginian, by
THOMAS A. IioLcomBE and RicHAhD IfREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobac-
co. from 81 90 to J 90
inferior to common, 3 90 20 4 90
Common TO good, 4 500 q 90
Good TO fine, Il Opto 30
Strips, 3 % 10 4 80
Refused 200 Io2 90
" Uehnre inspected IN ms market The past
,Veek, about arty hogdieads Of Tobaeeo HE &c
nerd snieshape been from SO 90 10 4 30 One
crop Of nine hogsIisads ,0as soid. three hogShsads
AT So 81 aud sir al 50. We see no change IN
our market. and zoe hare no news from foreign
or domestic markets, that rs important or itteres
ting.
Flour is dull SO ga
Wheat 90 In 50
Corn ! 10 TO 9 90
Whiskry %
Hemp, 00to 80
~ ne hare in store and for sale ererat lots
Of superior Family Flour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

1.-THE following is the address,
CoLoa i nv General Harrison 10 the President
de'n' S,,oc, NJ Castillo, on occasion OF
OF inc 80 of The Colombian Government.
taSSs ODD September last, and the reply OF
,ha, funciionary
DIT 10 had the honour TO present 10 the
so nj Foreign Relations, Colonel
SEAS eo p. Moore, one ofmy fello" citizens
lnoI ha. been appointed my successor as
VIM Extraordinary and PlenpotentiaTy
M'hs,@ Rsnublic ofCoiomba. My functions,
near ~ therefore terminate this day. BIZ,
as SUI ,a,ve this country. have been insiruc-
oeio,e ressIy by the President of The United
leu ~ sste. that although he has thought
JIM, ~ dispense with r more iormal commu.
PIp,,,, of m, real. yet at The same time | am
"''s,,,c,ed 10 repeat TO this gov rnment the
msa .,res of the sincere desire ot the govern
of,hs United States, 10 keep up the
men relations which exit between the two
> countries. ,.. :, CT
- mi. last official act, permit me, Mr.. Presi-
1"n, m manifest the great interest have al all
uo', esI, for the welfare OF Colombia, which
sss acquired new force by my residence here
sa' assn,e YOU that no one feels liveler
."a,sss nv SINCERE wishes that they may never
infer any interruption.
~ Cc,tiiio's reply 10 General Harrison, on tax
~ :ng Ieaps of ihe Colombian Government, 25th
September, 1929.
Tbe Council witnesses, on this occas ion tho
..s,a,;on or termination OF your public tunc.
uons.
,roed States of the north has thought proper
- dsoense with a more formal notice OF your
rscal The Council is highly satisfied with the
.ane,itjon of the arden, desires which animate
.n,r Government TO continue the friendly rela
ion. which have hitherto existed between the
,yo countries. In expressing 10 you, sir. the
sentiments OF the Council towards your Govern
,nen, il is agreeable 10 me To declare, that the
homes formed by Colombia, when The appoint.
m,ot was announced of 81 distinguished a
caosral. aud one Of the most eminent citizens
of,he free born OF America, have been realised
nv your residence in this capital as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pleniposeniiary
,aar this Government, and therefore it is hig "
so,sifaclory TO me TO show the high esteem
which your personal qualities have inspn-
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

M 1t will be seen that the President has
at lsopth sent some Of his nominations TO the
Senate. and that they have been sanctioned.
Among them, there is none 20 which we anti
cipaied any objection, so far as The individuals
appointed are concerned. We presume, how
ever, that the occasion was not permitted TO
pass without eliciting solemn and vehement
protest against the right Of The President 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
FOR w AkDING AGENCY
AT RICHMOND

ME Subscriber havn G leased fire proof
IL Ware House. recently erected on l4lh
street, convenient, TO the Richmond Dock aud
his Wharf, offers his services TO his friends and
the public IA an agent Tor receiving and for
wardng produce aud goods OF every desc rip
,ion.-He particularly solicils a portion of the
tobacco sent from Lynchhurg 10 this place To
be forwarded (whsiher to ships oading in the
river for forsigN ports Or any of the
Northern Cities,) being already engaged
in the business ofightering to every part OF the
river, and having from peculiar circumstance,
the best information in relation to the several
lines of packets which ply TO and from Rich
mond His charges will he moderate and any
business confided 10 him he will endeayor to
attend TO satisfactorily,
JAMES FISHER, Jr.
~ Refer in Lynchhurg to Messrs Williams
L. Criugan, or MIR. John Caskie, or Messrs
Jno. Wm. g. Caswel Poe.
Richmond, Feb. IL "4wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

Bagwell, Smith and III annah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND.

EfAVING taken Samnsl Hannah as part.
r ner in our concern in Richmond. the bu.
siness in future " i'll be conducted under The
firm of Bagweli, Smith and Hannah. and under
the superintendent and management OF Mr..
Hannah, in person.
We shall continue our business here, and will
il future transact Commission Business, and
respectfully tender our services TO the public IN
that capacity Advances will be made on pro-
duce when placed in our hands, if required.
SMITH, BAGWELL & Co.
Feb 6mlf49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

~ We see it stated in the papers that " up
wards of seUen hundred females have memor Isl
lied Congress in behalf Of the country aud
home, Of tina Indians IL these ladies are ma
irons they had much better have been at home,
mending their husbands shirts, and il they
are single, making doll babies or beau catch.
ers II is rather masculine to be thus dabblng
in politics, reminding one of the imaginary
inhabited by the Amazons--or worse
still, OF tina, man in pelticoa,s, Fanny Wright.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on tue i4h un. WIN. MUIR
CHESON. ESD. ofCampbeIl to Miss FRAN.
CES WATSON. Of Buckingham.
-eon The 20ih oll. by Rev. ~ H.CobbS,
JAMES PKlBBLE, ESQ 10 the beautiful and
much admired Miss POLLY CR0WDUS, all OF
Campbell,
-, last evening, by the Rev. VIM. s,
Reid, Mr., WILLIAM A. WATSON. merchant
OF Creenbrier, to Miss CHRISTIANA l..
daughter Of Thomas Crews. esq. Of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
From the fsH York Constellation.
THE LEG SAFETY CHAIN

HH' ohc FL SiiHi4'
ny the late death of a father a country lad
ZANE into possession of an estate Of $500
Two courses presented themselves to his mind
--'ae one to devote himself to the pursuits OF
agriculture, and the other to lead n iashona-
we course OF life. To be chained down TO
earth all his days, he could not endure The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
FOR SALE
v aiuable ESTATE Cor sale.

n WILL SELL, on Fr,ddy The 9Th day o.,
II March merit, in the toton of Brook NeaiJ
Campbell county. Va. The estate ofMe late DR.
JOHN f. Camp dec. consisting Of SIR likely Ne.
groes, riS : Man, | Woman, & 2 Children aud
2 Girls all his Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure. one Horse aud Gigg. all The stock OF Hogs,
&c. .7iso very good Medical Library, full
Skeleton, and sundyy medicines. sc a credit
of 3 months ,0iH be giUen, by lie purchdser civ.
ing bond wiit approved security.
BRYAN ". NOWLIN, ad'mr
of John q. Camp, dec.
Feb IS tbs
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,L.ya Serished in very few minutes
would pas ., b,manely procured. in whose ho.
noa'. .sor,ly revi, ed. IL has been sent 10 the
SON spo So il seems, that although our
AIm.'nos are 6gurativcly known as the fathers
Aloe'' ~ they do mol like the idea of father
cline e' Sy;,v,s Children. IN Y. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18
Tho celebrated Horse,
INSTRUCTOR
N..Mh A D 'ss, y..'. old .G' 's..
MT.K p,os' .' ""I five {! feet, hire,

tee ion, w. aHnd the ensuing season nj Red
House, IN the upprr end Of Charlotte county
the srason to commence the FIRST day Of March
and expire the 10th day Of July neIt; AID VII
be let 10 mares NJ $50 the season, which NAV
be discharged by The pay meni OF $l6 II paid
within the season mares can he Insured al
$50 81 TO the groom IN every case mares viii
be pasiured gratis, (Which j. very good and ex.
,ensive) and fed with grain IL required Al ,wen.
" FIVE cents per day: Every care and alien
ton will he paid, bun no liability for any aco,,
dents tina, may happen Servants sent witt
mares will be boarded gratis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-18

To Corespondcnts.-We must decline pub
fishing both Brntu,," in dsprsi,e of Mrs
Royal and" Jusiiiin.' vindicating her from
The aspersions of d" A SnbseriJer,' ia our last
naper Both articles would create an excite.
men exceed ely disproporiona,e TO the i'm
portance Of the subject -" Girls" in our mex,