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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-25

SPRlNG GOODS-The subscribers have associated
~ Themselves in business in the city Of Richmond,
under the firm of Bnford Brooks s. Co. and are now
opening handsome and we'll selected stock OF Staple
Fancy Dry Goods recently purchased in the Northern
markets on the best terms at auction, for cash. They
invite country merchants and their friends generally
to call and examine them. Their assortment will,
all times, be found very complete. Having expert
enced agent in New York, they will continue receive
by every arrival Their stock will comprise every
article in the dry goods ne-Au Of which, they will
sell the lowest prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-25

or The EN0UfRER published twice generally and
three times week during tho session Of the Legislature
Five Dollars annuni payable
ADVANCE Notes Of chartered peccayng banks (ony) will
reeeived payment The Editors will guarantee safety
hitting them BY mall the postage Of all letters being paid, by tho
No paper will bo discontinued but AT tho discretion Of
Edhors) until all arearages have been paid
@ Whoever will the OF nine papers shall
have the tonth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square; OR LESS-Frst insertion as
tlnuancc, SO conts.
advertisement inserted until either paid for or
etsumed by person in this city, its cnvirons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07
SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS.

TUESDAY, DEc 30
The Convention assembled al / ! o'clock and
was opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Dou
glas Of the Prcsby terian Church.
Mr.. Cooke then moved, that the Convention
take up the Report of the Committee on the
Judiciary.
The motion having bren agreed to, the first
Resolution OF that Committee was then read as
follows
" Resoired, That the Judicial power shall be
vested in a Court Of Appeals, in such inferior
Courts as the Legislature shall from time "a
time ordain and establish, snd in tho County
Courts. The jurisdiction OF these tribunals
shall be regulated by law. The Judges OF the
Court Of Appeals and Of the inferior Courts
shall hold their offices during good behaviour,
or until removed la the manner prescribed IN
this Constitution : and shall, at the same time
hold no other Office, appointment of public
trust, and the acceptance thereof, by either oil
them, shall vaca,e his judicial Office. No mod
i6caiion or abolition Of any Court, shall be
construed TO deprive any Judge thereof oil
his Office but such Judge shall perform any
,udic ,el duties which the Legislature sh all as
sign him.
Mr.. CabeH moved 10 amend the resolution
by adding At the end Of h the following words
=, nut il no Judicial duties shall be assigned {,
aim b the Legislature. he shall receive no sal
| ary 10 virtue Of said Office"
| Mr. Marshall sand that IL The amendment ha'
declared, that II here were no Judicial duty
| hinh the Legislature could assign 70 The Judg
none which he could perform, that then h
lshoeld receive 10 salary, be should feel ne oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07
POETR

rhere ia. as the National lnte,ligencer oh.
..ryrs. a melancholy spsnpos in the following
g.. when read infeferencesto the fate OF the
"aliaut eauipage oithe United States ship Hor
sss,--of whose ssfey there cannot now be any
froas the Loldon Forget Me-Not."
THE ABSENT SHIP.
Fair Ship, saw the bounding DER the deep,
INV white wings giancing in the morning
And many sparkling eye in vain did weep
Eor the hold hearts that steer'd thee ON thy
wayi
Yong DAYS of grief have Iinger'd into years
Rs,urn return aud charm away their tears
listen d till the music and the song
De- on the waters as she swept, along;
Iwa,ch'd her stately beauty, till it grew
A lad,ng shadow on the distant blue.
hsss. and still less-the waters are alone
Qnseu Of the ocean whittier art thou gone
The winry storm hath sigh'd itself to sleep,
Ye, sill thou lingerest on the tai'h"ss deep !;
Have calmer ssas and skies Of deeper blue,
Charmed thee TO bid thine island home
adIe1
Lonr hos you dark eyed maiden wept 10
vain
paurn return! and bid her smile again.
sunr may'5l thou weep, but never shalt thou
see
Thy iair-hared mariner return TO thee;
Clasp thy young beau'yiin alous embrace,
Aud read his pardon IN Thy happy fee
Thy gentle prayers, far moufnef' could NOT
save,
Thy sailor ,leeps within the stormy wave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07
nv r. ETCHER s. TOLER.
TERMS.

-. "a no, annaIi, payable In advanee.-No sub
D =" h, receisd for less time than SIX months
fcnpIlon w" . m be Discontinued tbut at the discretion
and 1,aa no fPIItors) until al arrearases afespad
M be ani 81 q sS sGo of Pss
spare -, Tbose foa distanc1 munt be paid Tor
sontlun ~ thar inserton the payment assumed by
,,h.,cery Order not exceeding two squares arc
,,,s,tsd for SIX dollas.
u .llettors adore sed TO inc Ea'0's "u'' W p'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

eErsph. hi, funeral took place yesterday, under
The following order of arrangement made by
Committee OF The House Of Representatives.
1.-The Committee of Arrangements, Pail Bear
er,, and Mouf ners, will attend at Mrs. Mclean.
pa,i II O'Clock This dpy, al which time the
corpse will be removed. IN charge Of the Com
mitiee Of Arrangements attended BY the Sergeant
alarms Of the House of Representatives, 10
the chamber of the House Of Representatives
where Divine Service will be performed.
Al IL o'clock the funeral will move from
the Chamber the House Of Representatives
TO the place ofintermeni IN the following oraef
The ChapHins of both Houses.
Physicians who attended the deceaSed.
Committee OF Arran gements-
Mr.. Mccoy, Mr.. Roane, Nh. Claiborne, Mr.
Alex anter, Mr.. Tsliaferro. Mr. Gordon,
aud Mr. Craig.
Pail Bearers
Mr.. Mitchell, OF Md Mr.. Thompson, ofGeo'
Drsytan of S c. Desha, of Tenn.
McIn,ire of Me. Vance. fOhio.
Relatives of the dece ssed, and the Senators and
Representatives from the State of
Virginia as mourners.
The Sergeant.al. Arms of the House Of Repre-
seniatives.
The House Of Representatives,, preceded by
their Speaker and Clerk.
The Senate Of the United States, preceded by
the Vice President and Secretary.
The President OF the UnitedStates.
Heads of Departments.
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens aud Strangers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

II is onr unpleasant duty 10 announce the
death of General Alexander Smyth, Represen
taise in Congress from the State Of Virginia
He breathed his last al his lodg ngs in this CITY
at one o'clock Oh Saturday, after an illness OF
but a few DAYS duration. II is scarcely 2 weeks
since he delivered speech of considerable
length in the House of Representatives and II
seems to us to be less than week since we
saw him in apparent health.
or the life of General Smith, an &C count may
be expected from the rem of some one OF his
friends. As public man from whom we often
differed very widely. we have always regarded
him as upright and conscientious His manners
were urbane and courteous, and his private
life retiring and unobrusiye. His age we pre-
sumo TO have been about sixty-fve.
MAT. Int. April 10.
According 20 the Statement nrade in the Tel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

Monday. april l9.-ln Senate, after the SIT
ting was opened
A message having been received from the
House of Representatives. by their Clerk, an
nouncing the demise Of the Hon. dlerdnder
Smyih, one OF the Representatives in Congress
from the State of Virginia.
Mr.. Tyler, of Virginia. rose and addressed
the Senate ss follows:
The death Of 4ierqndsr Smyth, Just announ-
ced 10 US. leaves a considerable void in society.
RI r the long period OF probably forty years, he
has been engaged in public life. His services
in the Virginia Legislature will long be remem
bered while his career in the House ol Represen.
tatiyes will best attest his char acter. Possess
ing Cue talents, with a mind logical and pre-
else. his manners were retiring and unobtru-
sivs. II he dad not possess the suduiter IN msdo,
he undanishly pc ssessed the foriiier in re. His
speeches delivered in the various stations
which he has filed, will survive as the bes
monument OF his virtue, Industry, and his intel
lectual frmnrs and strength. With high
claims 10 public preierment, he preferred TO
rest for his support upon the people OF the dis
trlct IN the service which he has died, and
that people have over and over az ain awarded
TO him the highest need OF their appreciation,
and know best how TO estimate his services.
A. mark Of respect 10 his memory, | move
the folio" ing resolution
Resoired. That the Senate will attend the
funeral OF the Hon. alexander SMITH, late a
member of the House of Represe ntatives from
the State Of Virginia. this day, nj IL O'Clock ;
and. AS a testimony of respect for the memory
ofthe deceased. they will 60 into mourning
and wear Grape round the left arm for thirty
DAYS.
The resolution was unanimously agreed TO
aud then,
On motion of Mr., Tazewel, of Virginia. the
Senate adjourned.
In the House af Representatives, the jour- al
of Friday having been read.
Mr.. Mccoy, of Virginia, rose and announc
ed TO the House the drcease on Saturday last OF
his Colleague, Mr. Alexander Smgfh, Mr.. Nee
said the character OF the deceased was too well
known to need any euiogy from him, and he
would content himself with offering the follow.
ing resolution
Resolved, That Committee he appointed to
take order for experimenting the funeral oil
.Terander Smyth, deceased, late a member OF
this House from the State of Virgini
The resolution was unanimously adopted,
and Messrs. Mccoy, Roane, Claiborne, Alex.
ander, Talaferro, Gordon, aud Craig, were
appointed the committee.
On motion of hr. Mccoy. il ives also
Resofred unanimously, That the members oil
this House will testify their respect for the
memory of Alexander Smyth, by wearing Grape
on the left arm for the remainder OF the present
session
Resolved unanimously. That the members oil
this House will attend the funeral OF the late
alexander Smyth, this day, at IL o'clock.
On motion OF MIR. Mccoy,
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
From q Pa,tOrs yo,,rnot

cof;n 'e MN carried out of his dwelling. The
On !, ,w ma. large, for he was manly youth.
o. III "ele Tue initials Of his name-H. {. az
She w" "'1 on followed him. beautiful in grief
said nona - when joined their hands, |
he il 40 "au brighter. iairer prospects. Now
m - no more It was sad slaughter ArJeo,
sins ns u'a H. knew ii. All knew il. Man
e"e' ueepiy as they laid him in the grave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

and !. about 10 eihbii 70 the world happy
Illustration oi its benign iohuencs.
Nv Mr. Brown of n. Z William II. CTaw-
ford; lis name holds a distinguished rank
nmopg the Statesmen of our country, and,
white virtue add patriotism are held IN estma
lion. will be veaeraled by the Americas peo-
pie
UaiI.d States: Intendrd for the benefit OF all.
may It never bf ~ construed as 10 sacrifice the
/ rights of any
! By orde Creighton. The distinguished
Commander ia Chief who, on the d OF ia
nuary, 1914, possessed both the moral and
physical courage 10 do his duty.
B,H II. SEWER Lew Woodbury. His public
character IN the West is loved, honored and
respected.
Bg a l.. .Mogenii, If MHouri. john Ran
dolph, OF Roanoke. lineal son of Virgnia, the
champion Of State Rights. the ascendant STAR oil
the Convention, the FIRST proolsimer Of the Gomez
dence, tina, the Book of Kings follows next TO
the Book of judges.
BY II Craig of New York. The Pfoiec .
ton Policy. While its evident tendency to
enconrag. industry, mud lessen the price OF lis
products, there can be no cause OF complaint
By S. 7. Pelhs. Mr.. JeiTerson's Favorite
Western Country May she not dlsappolni
his highest hopes or eIpecintons--Msy bis rin'
cipes he her principles as long as time shall last
or liberty be worth preserving.
By +. II. Conway, OF Missouri. The people
of the United Ststes May they mantle 81 a de
termination 10 make this the greatest and most
powerful nation in III, world, by ever con'lnu
ing 10 cherish that love of Liberty, which viii
give permsnence TO her Republican principles
aud the Union.
From N. Harrington Telegraph Of April 10.
The following had not be.n received when
our paper Of Saturday went TO press. They
are now inserted rs part of the proceedings al
the celebration Of the 18Th INST
JEFFERSON FESTIVAL Mr. RAN
DOLPH'S TOAST.
Letter from Col. Benton 10 The Editor.
Senate Chamber, Saturday, April II
Sir " hen the celebration II Mr. JeHersons
birth had been resolved on, | communicated
that facl TO Mr.. Randolph, aud received from
INN. in return. toast 10 be delivered a. the
celeblalon. II arrived too late 10 be used as
Intended; butt NOW sud il TO you. with re.
quest that il may be published in the Tele-
graph, aud with the exprcs'iun of the saiislao-
ton il gives me Ia to the means of adding
this incIdent To the houOrs. aud connecting the
name oil the maiadore OF the old Republican
Ih'y WIN NV Ht5tUy VI 'ht ItfSI dnnNe'bdtJ
celebration Of Nj. Jelferson's birth day.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
THE TOAsr
BY Mr.. RAaDoLPH The PRiEcIPLEs
whioh Mr.. JErrERsoS brought into poUer, and
uhich brought him INTO polocr-ihc touchstOne
Of The OLD REPUBLICAN PARTY"
ny W I Barry Virginia The munifcen,
parent OF sovereign States. Acknowledge
ing them her equds-preteriug liberty 10 pow.
err
BY John Campbell, Treasurer Of tho United
States The memory OF judge Roans, Of Vir-
ginia : The friend OF Jefferson, aud tho illus
tficuS advocates ofhis principles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

From The Harrington Telegraph Of April 10.
The following had not besn received whet
our paper Of Saturday went to press. The,
are now inserted rs part nf the proceedings a
the celebration Of the 18Th INST
JEFFERSON FESTIVAL MIR. RAN
Dol Plus JOAg1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
Bagweli, Smith and Hanna
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

YEf PAVING taken Samuel Hannah as nd
III ner in our concern in Richmond wv h
siness in future will be conducted unGe, A,
frm of Bagwell, Smith and Hannah anu If Nd
the superintendance and management =
Hannah, in person. al e1
We shall continue our business mere Az" AL
al future transact Commission Bus i''es ,'.,ic /
respectfully tender our services TO the ~ md
that capacity. Advances will be MADE .. ~"
duce when placed in our hands, II requ"Co ,
Feh 6mii4s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

and Thought II wns so. wanted IN ,,,:,
spoke long al the house, and aean wa
grave, and of every thing but b,s a. TIE
Inc hre burned IN my bosom, and I ui,h !d.
tack him over the lifeless budy, and VA. al,
young men ofmy charge 10 beware &c The
wues. But all would have pronounced !, rs
prudent; unkind TO friends, and unsni,.t ~
the occasion and was compelled 10 he s3 %
And thus, thought il is The demo, "
pfrance can STAY our young men, and non. e'l-
speak or mntter. The cause of their Ia. eta
must be hushed W. |, must be ascr;h. d'alh
every thing but the reality H. c. itwa, %
died OF the consumption. and the temoa s''5.
ed every time the lie was told.
The late Murder al Salem d
hvenIhg Gazette states that il was he ''h
ION OF The physicians at the opening of,ba w.
of the late Mr. White, that two difreren, Oy
sous stabbed the deceased. An imprn, ptt.
murderers foot may be seen Al the Merch..".es
Hall IN Boston, and may help to lead To ,La ""
lection of the william. ue'
" There are suspicious attached 10 a.
who has been imprisoned at Charleston p' Oa
,sen'iary, which, ifihe facts related of him ..
which we at present fnrbear 10 enumer,,s l
an obvious reason. are true, leave not n doh.
oil his being implicated in this bloody decd -.
death. Reed and another police officer ~.
Boston, are on the track Of the villain"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
FEMALE EDUCATIOy.

HE next session Of the Subscribers Scho q
IL viii commence on Monday the Sd Of
MAY, and close the last OF July, when there will
be vacation oil two months No pupil will
be received for a less perOd than from the time
Of entrance 10 the expiration of the session.
Terms. as heretofore. So per month
F. G. SMITH.
90 tiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
From Ire Bon Jor4ini.r of 1921

Al dinner,in company with phy,,;,,
we were served with grapes. Two cluster,
tracted our particular attention it womb b.a.
been difficult TO have selected any more nv.
quail in size and appearance one of then, ", ,
large, perfectly 'ipe and magnificent, and IL.
other was scarcely eatabe; nevertheless. ~
were assured, that they We're both taken tra,e
the same vine; but that the frs, had been 70,
cred with black gauze, and the second a..
t0hite, TO p, otect them from insects; our sg4'
prise then ceased.
The cause is very plain, and the e,plana,
lion easy, when II is recolected, that the b.ar.
color dccumulates the hea, aud the white rem, +,
it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

Printing in Goh.-The art of printing at III,
present day bids far to be carried 10 The hot
est degree Of mechanical excellence. On h..
ornamental Improvement of the arr, skill and
ingenuity have been layished 10 various way,
Printing in gold has been successfully tried m
some small productions, but the first attenp, a,
executing a large standard work in that e,
pensive and luxurious mode. is just now IN.
derlaken by Messrs. Harvey and Lowe. The
work on which they have made their ESSAY j,
indeed worthy of being written in letters Of
gold--it is Millions Paradise LOST" We
have seen one sheet of il, and il the whole should
he equal to the sample. it will be splendid
and unique specimen OF English art. Iii pru.
ted on fine drawing paper, and for elegance Of
type, and ciearness AID beauty OF impression.
cannot be surpassed. The cover will be prin
ted in crimson gold. We hope this curous
and costly specimen oflhe noblest Of the me
chanIcal arts will meet with the encourag .men.
which it deserves. London paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

MFRS. TOMPKiNS, continues 10 teach
1yA Music on the Piano Forte. She alSore,
ceiv"s Dung ladies' in her family as boarders.
April /. ihlM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
Oranges and Aemons.

UoT received a supply of fresh Sicily Or.
% aRges aud Lemons, S. AYRES.
April 26 Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
Medicines. Chemicals, Drugs,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronzcs. Varnishes, Brushes, &c.

TIME subscribers offer fer sale general assortment
of aforementioned articles. which Physicians,
Country Merchants and Others will find 1t their inte-
rest to call and examine Among the new medicines
have received supply OF
Jujube Paste; or, Pectoral Gum:
This medicine, besides its mild nature, Possesses
pleasing taste color and form. The jujube paste has
been used lately Paris with the greatest success;
is sofening pectoral and calmlng efectuaIly aP-
peases cough and softens the piiuous humor IN the
breast aud throat is Chief, beneficial to persons OF
dry constitution, with a enderey 20 phthysic. and 70
those who are liable hosrseness and loss Of voice
Dye .Nufs-Consisting Of logwood, hachs-
wood, redwood, camwOod. Brazil dust, Brazlletto
fu,tc, cochinea madder, turmeric, cudbear, indigo
arnauo, blue vitroI, alum, eopperas, cream tartar
pearash, &c.
Periimery-Of the following kinds Cologne
water variey) milk Of roses lavender water, rose do.
orange flower do pomatum ['sriet,] oil cedrat, cas-
sis. neroli, lavender and buIgamotte. powder puhs'
hair powder vinagre de rouge, vegetable rouge. &C.
Soaps.-Cream Of soap for shaving, Ia supe-
ror ar,ice rose, Windsor, variegsted, white bal and
Castillo soaps, &c
~ PAINTS, Bronzes and Varn.shes-Composed
pf chronic yellow 30 red do. green; pruss,sn blue,
white lead yerdigrs red exd Itharge pink, drop
lake Terra de Siennx; also, blue aud green sinalts,
frosting red green, yellow and white bronzes, gJd.
leaf and Dutch metal, copsl vsrnish, and spirits Of
turpentine; glue and sand paper; new suppl, OF
ground paint sash tools aud camel hair brushes all
Sizes Which will be sold accommodating termss
by WILLIAM LANPHlER Co.
sept23
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
Removal.

TIVE sbscrb,r respcctfulI informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed his establishment
ucxt door to the franklin House HOTEL tew doors
below his old stand; where he continues to carry on 'he
Saddle, Harness Y Trunk business,
Nv I'LL ITS FAMOUS BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgements 10 MS
friends and the public for the liberal patronage he mas
rect wed from them; and bess leave to assure 'he"'
that. with the aid of the best workmen, and an am
ME supply of the most choice materials, he WIN De
able to render entire satisfaction to those no may
please to favor him with their business. either by order
or personal application.
n. has ON hand at this time and will continue to Keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate TERMS
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, bes, quality stuff flaps
DO do do PLAN
DO do common do
Ladies' do be and common
Plated and steel bitted brides OF various Kinds
Plated and steel mounted msrtngales
saddle.bacs of the lstes fashion. and common
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Bras. and Japan mounted gig harness
plated, brass, and japanned mounted csfryah har
ness
Wagon, cart, and drsy harness
Fire buckets and hslteis
And also general assortment OF
ELEGANT Huyd Leather Travelling Trunks
And great variety ut
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel snd brasr> bride bits and s'Irrups
Saddetrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers -
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and cali
skin. and quilted at shortest notice
Ola saddles harness. and trunks of all kinds repair
cd al Tue S'''''''' "' JAMES vANsANT.
ar boy. about IA years Of age, will be taken a.
an apprentice to the above business ohe rom ahe
country would be preferred. sePt ~