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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-26

A bell castin Albany, for an episcopal church in
Rochester, weighs $500 pounds, isl feet 2 inches
in diameter, and 8 feet 3 inches high.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29

11ile1 fon Gould dat tsea< vacant, uiat
supposcs change All you could say Why sos
ecase happens person has been appointed fill
Let however, ouk the Lexicon for the meaning of
inns rdand think Of dispute, that the only
rect standard 10 where the instrument TO be construed
was made by persons OF education 1t means, according
walker, ''to pass Lei put this definition Instead
OF she word itself in the grant, The clause would then read
President shall have powe: Gil all posts
ehpoynenis which r,ay 20 be unsupPed during
tue recess OF the Senate BY granting commissions which shall
expire DIT their Gould language DC plain
Senate?
Having thus secured the conclusion that the President
originate mission, proper disposal of the terms that
might have endangered it, will rerace steps and eadsa
YOUR to make their still visible The President by
the Constuton has the power ill up all vacancies that
may happen dung the of the Senate The Constitution
con'emplaes the creation of the Offices of ambassadors and
other public ministers does require Congress to create
H. The power given the Scnatet properly belongs
10 the Executive and taken from him by the
sIamns clause of the second section therefore remains
with him All such Offices created by him in the of the
Senate and nstan filed must be vacant, and
pointing 10 such oice nothing than "hlng
vacancy that has happened during the OF the Senate
The force of the latter of Mr. TaZewes ALL
who are not wlfuly blind, admit The President
ta'ny was highly cupabe i'll communicating the appoint
nent to the Senate their session, and asking
aon Of IT, Justice that body requires that he should
make apology theu for his omission If he has
niniy TO &C this, the breach may yet be healed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

49, So #.###.0s ssu=z Bent
min Frauld.1 - t# #fss=h tpan tie fnsI ,ats IA
s.lr sra4t dcr4tive convent. - 90 b Wiling u
aa.at uttIa of tBeir uva uhIIhueF. Iva#n.e
must br collect on lated and IL Iafs raaEfa
Ea1suH bst1 sIIss az :. question: i furnish much
material, =. each .iaz 20 oh ha3da Opinions muat
ba compared pu.ute ard scsisI mier, - regard
ell #nJ ete1 ftjulisa resp ii ta7ted -
ihhsz arr Sc nHs' MT fsst f. rt - dinI
af o#H 2. .#HHf and commune II #ytbm '.H Ita
$50 fsIr5 afauF aalfy Of p'Hal eaoaayt - u
IS Is alaifar. au.h m49 anp.H o. - 3aeF
urst b. adjusted - laahas 10 WHAT'S pfastissI IN
at a-saa' ialHaf pnblis ei.n.eH. nHa of - "lsh'#
Imas anal Hsfpaai mtst,sts. q ,tfens iar.e
.I.safs uttas eaHHenty. 10 Rhotta u# nukH Ia
raI3 30 Il .ar- .afrrsHl s atsd uni The eAlHi
.I#a. anI tfa.a RnsHltss laaza.hel or sui
..l ..Itr 'l=lr aHf.nflaf AMI Nor. especially ~
Asses. .9aFsatE g.Ysa sIll towards ,#fdIsar8#
ua=Haeaf pin OF mnost uudsr winch tn capitol
-. feTizc ofihe ultfa# my he cnahlai'p CIV
#H. fal uHu. uup'.# direction To Gier hanf
$50. o. eH#r.#s# Hhasf,r fhcre Il .re
SONS a.d fre .#tne b. "a dsati MT tint it en-
#u.ta. aaiaaase III. uaat tIata ple isa viii
s. ....#.. lrrst III HIsao. a. IIstHu. amdl. ihH
#.a.aIs.# m go r. fon lua.##..f legislative ia
f#raa.. Ha.uft "a aart.#asd @o# pI"Ia #..'H
#.4..zf taeH.lt Of -. 81 may sH.olg Tu#s T.
#.a#ai thai tuep n 9isblr e1umae.1. GA han3
H.#d b.alss b. n. =. pfuhIa1F -.
III aafcI5 dce.Ia.l a.a#p #fut o,ot=Ir de#r.H
q Vii ruT, .afaa'of.. SOL a#. tau. a. al :
tbs a#fo.a ~ DE- aj. .H'lf# md ronsa
..H#ra -. a3#. a#ai protection.
Hs.a#lu= III. Ia I'D IL .aatra no Haa
ran aaz eo#,las = ol=I.m fan yaaa IT.
aIt# a5 miYmaliua AMI -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21


10 nh 'aace has hesu 50 extensively aaa.at
principal article % food, he, I'D in somal
bgn,1fIy all ua.ious as ra.'i. &otGer.. d, j..
- less objectionable under ever cs#ua...,.
haa.tl--lt Icing, IN fact, equally Wholesome. Lad.
rt.uz and diclsthia, ard ecraly well sHI..
fEa sHJgors Of the system N childhood al
aeo-ard under many circumstances ~ de.ia
haal'h, 1t becClas. "a conjunction vIa mid We.
bic almcnt, HE cn'y Gc1iy which d.,a.# ,..
asp.dad. end tha .:am H. .oi,d To- 10 lsz... =.
or.
1iI'. i41r. Il ..rry a#.mal, acsa.iss toa =
rI''y OF rirenns AGES, in 'sl.rencc 70 ~ r
period e.. III. lsad, deerce at health ted soo..
eld"Hfa' circumstances. bit IN it, eenHH Ief
t,', its.9 = .#s-'logcd, n al animals, rs
rear1 FL. SIM = f'u 1a-' drawn, il aye
ea a @.a'1.s a".df ut a'tu ST .dina saa'..
IT ronna.aeza to s1naraie MO d.larorl I#t.. g.
dlst'arf - DIOR Gfae'#f# ,e1ftaa he ~.
no.',aes ef which l@eraas.s s-..a.o..ss D..
d1'nd .a.ss h'-i# pre- al =, d ##Hsa..
aS1c1s3tHfia. f5t md'sf Eei known va,G
NAMES oft-sa.7 I'D ard 1tsa.
Mkt eauissaediy one o'tis mo- ra'nal lesa
SCENTS "aeAa hemHfel providence rs '#.r
upon nam. heheo.lbf aaa aels., j.
loS''l. ~ ."..z VI * '..a.f -
oi'''a.l ~. =. .a..'aoaa .5.5.
,o'2e9 W. u '.a...'2ss oil '.#.--'
y The h,t.5# "u# a.s#ai.s= E. =
any o. u. e.....''''as #H...
cess OF ann b. aad 60 1rHa's
sf"h@lh enc WI g=ss'.
The effect Of iaz "
many northern -"
P1"as @i Ara
III. ''' - !. me-
80 'o' 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

The King ofEng'and held Lcvee on the 23d Of
September, at which Mir Vad, the Secretary of
Legation To tho American Minister, Was presented
by his EXcelcn5y tic American Minister N !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

'RtSF received and tor sale by Thomas J. Du-
- Nul, fresh supply OF All the naw articles Pre-
Paredby George p" Carpenter, Of 2 Philadelphia
Nov Il w3W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21


We learnlhs' the nams irz..a. y l.eel D.
tl3e property Of youne -sas ..z. %. a.ea caaIae
~ und Standing At Nv Or ass. lld nov Clerk q
the u.5 Disget Court, in dat s'y Dunn, ts
past summer he yist d thu para OF tire country ~
de hea.at ri h.s hsa5a, uat returned 70 NeD a.
l.ans .aue we.Hs by la.l Tn a. ma 90
Of b.a NON b. a teles au.efNl.s colin. i....-
srf Bernard Watson. alias laue n rho Ier.
and Gearar Is correct n ifa u.o.nt.".I 50.
abo!laal = 4a.aa, thya ia IL l,a.ly nd aatllsaoed
comI.maas 20 tho n.a'ful pos ~-Aaaady
World rre4i had NUM-. 6at noud raHaa hsl
HItIan uaHl - .5#. C.
~ # Uorsor.-lliaa ow ti.r's.=s,#sa I'm
#8.e Warsaw leIl before lie Ra.sf# e1 m.
der Ge baraarooz suHer9v and aaar hHa'an
Gruerale In thai 4ie,c War#a.. e. 'fisab y
laore tIlan 100 pieces ofcannoa, disfe #p.a 80
iat',iIr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21
" ARDS OFFICE,

Lyn,hburg Nov u, 1851
TOMORROW the drawing of the Petersburg
Lottery. 9th Class. containing capitals Of $50 600
@G6eo, - SEQ S225O 10 of II 600, will be reccY-
81. Tickets only s. Shares IN proportion, for sale
al WARDS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

-. Ra4en. sAs-h . tsts IT. L. a#Hr
ua- rrssentsd b. ha E1ss'Ir.g IL Anaasa
anA ter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

The jallor nj Albion, Gacms county NV York
adycrtees lhc jabp ~. a. ID is t.uaa.a.s-- pes
session aIytu immediately
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

Kissing acitR an oppetac--A religious
recently sprung up in the county Of Sur
whose tcnets is t. salute each other at p.
with holy kiss. One of the ftmale d5f'.
lady Of thousand charms, happen =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21
BHANES

FIR SALE AT THIS QFFlcT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-21

To be drawn at Richmond ou Friday the 18th Of
Nov 1851
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

Of the dealers paying fraction sbb1e
that price, aud others an equal traction under
u.
Cifv Mlfi, Fiow.-Earl, in the week two
parcels Of s,undatd qasIil, we're sold AZ 50. 70
psf Dbl. On Wednesday afternoon. alter the
Li.prpnol ness the Goth Jan some parcels
were sold Al So. The stock IN hts' hands !.
small ,.and mil, RI being unable TO replace u
with ~hra, except ut advanced prices, are not
saub,us 20 sell. Nnhia the iast two days We
have heard OF no SAILS. Some sales OF erfrd
delivefabl. here. have been made IN New fofs
a, 50 ga per Dbl.
HhtaL-A irw parcels have reached fhe
market by wafer. since The opening ol the nav
igation. On Wednesday no'n,ng, before the
late Liverpool advices were known, cargo
OF kIginla led wheat was sold Mt @i22 pr
busheL Later N the day n cargo oil tommos
Virginia red was sold at S127 To-day a lot
OF ordinary Virginia was sold nj sl.2s-end
cargo OF l60u bushels Virginia, red, oompfi.ing
several parcels. ordinary Ia prime, ~ an aver
age OF \ D 30 per bushel, At thu City Mills To-
day $40 are paying Tor red wagon wheat
Contracts for considerable qnanlities OF suss
uuehanna wheat, 10 arrive, have been made
within day pr iao, but the terms have not
trsnspifed.--Ne know, however, that lou per
bushel was refused TO day for SIMILAR deiivef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
TIE ENGLISH MARKET.


LIVERPOOL, 2Ilh Jan. 1881
The Grain Market has baen steady as 90
/ rices, but the transactions ara not extensive
bonded Flour, to arrive. is selling ~ 32s a
SO. Cd per bbl. aud Tor loOo obl,. warranted
Western Canal, 31s was paid lobneco the
market has Ueeo heavy aud the sales not over
90 hhds IuuO bbls bonded Flour sold to-day
NJ 3os pei Dbl
The .nles Of Tobacco during the week scarce
" exceed 100 nhds. Of all descriptions, and
without any ehange Whatever ~ previous cur
rent prices.
LIVERPOOL, 25th.--Somc Virginia Wheat
has been sold to day ats iid yer 10 lbs. Ne"
York Western Wheat rs l~ld al los ID.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan 20.
Iherc has b. en- great ekci'eme"l IN the Don
ded market. IN consequence OF numerous or
ders from London ~ other outportH Tor Nhea,
aud Flour. Flour has been sold AT 33a3as Ion
Virginia, and 31s oda36s Tor superior qualities
The TRANSACTION. OF the week have been To th.
extent oi 10, 900 To Il, 600 bis and many OF
dcrs remain uncxecuird. An advance OF 3a1h
per bushc on Whcnl, aud similar one on
Oats, which was generally demanded al tins
MORNINGS market, rather checked business,
still the transactions in both articles were 10 u
far extent mt thai impro venient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
MIR. CALHOUN'S DILEMMA.

However certain may be the fact that the
quarrel between the President and Vice PresI-
dent riginated IN plot laid by MIR. Van Buren,
to beu,6l himst II, another fact is equally GER
tain, anu that is that Mr.. Calhoun has entan-
gled himself in palpable contradic,ion-or, as
some Of the Van Burenites have It, he has told
downright, ialsehood We should be glad 10
see him extrica,ed from it, as the late cores
pondence has given US a higher opinion OF
him, on the whole, than we had before. and
we therefore refer the matter TO the ingenuity
Of Duff, who appeers TO be his mouthNpiecs'
Ia his letter to Gen. Jackson, Of goth May,
Mir. Calhoun uses his language:
Believing that where orders were trans
cended, investigation as matter OF course
ough, 70 fol'ow,as dae in justice to the GOV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
Observation-Disclosures sale

wwyuL h, SOL, on lhursdny the 9th dizzy
w II March. il III, " not the next lar
day, Mt the late residence Of samuel Head,
deceased, in the county OF BGdntd. all The
personal property, (oI"srs escep Cd i"@'eb
10 dIrd po.sessed, consisting OF Houses. ~
rl. Hogs aud Sheep, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, tue former OF which ID new, fashion,
able mud elegant, lot Of Rlacksmith's sols.
n nice Carriage, aud variety oil other arn
cles.
,cul year several valuable slave.
Terms of sal " i'll be- cR'h, for all sums I'm
dor SlO--ovol tina N credit ol u months
VII be glvcu---lhe purchaser giving BONDS WIN
approved security.
The sale vii be continued from dry to day
until completed. JOHN /. ". READ,
Administrator.
March 10 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

ted Ia that rupture between the FIRST and second
oihcers OF the government, which threatens to
bring the whole country into contempt.
But. this letter was ranked by the President.
DIR. Donelson ssys in an introductory note 10
his letter, ior which we have not room "uith-
out knowing its contents" This may be true
bui, II Il Is, II throws him into demms almost
as bad as that from which IL is tue design OF
his Private Secretary To extricate him. The
2Sih section Of The Post O1hce Law SAYS, "Ii
any person shall frank any letter or letters.
other than those writien By imse!f, or by hi,
order, or ON The basinss, Of hi, o0iee, he shall on
conviction thereof. pay fine of ten dollrs,
and /, shall be the special duty Of Postmasters
10 prosecute for said offence. Was the Pre-
sldenl Ignorant of this law, which IN bis inau-
gural oath, he swore to see " faithfully eI.
ecuted"
The truth il, the old gentleman should retire
to the Hermitage. In these stormy times, the
helm of State should not be- conGded to the
hands OF a man, who. whatever may be his
integrity OF heart and honesty of purpose. can
not guide il with steadiness and ability. His
weakness aud mbeciity are every day made
more apparent, as the transactions of his ad-
minisnaton. as we'll as his individual conduct,
are exposed TO public scrutiny. A mere pup
pei in the hands of the artful and designing
men by whom he is surrounded. he bids far to
merge all his glory as Soldier, in his weakness
as n Statesman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, in Washington city. on Nonda ,
evening The 2sth ult. the lion. PUWHAIAN
ELLIS, II Senator IN Congress I, ON the Stai'
oil Mississippi, 10 Miss ELIZA VIM. dhngh.
ter oil Timothy W,nn. Esq. vi Washington.
-, on tuesday evening, 9Th 'nst. by
II Y. jacob Mitchell, Capt. DAVID BRIDGES
oil Richmond, 10 Mss MARTHA LUUioA
only daughte, oil VIM. Mckinney, Esq. oil TIN
place.
On thee, hlest youth fathers hand coniors
The nal J., thy earliest. iondest " ishes knew
Zach sweet encnsutment OF tue soul Is hers,
&c thine the JOYS to finn ataGhn, NJ due.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
MIR. George Dabbs,

SIR. take notice, that shall, on The 24th
Sday oil April 1881, at the Tavern OF Fred.
erck Murty, IN the county Of Boietourt, State
OF Virginia, take the depos tons of Ella sM. Eo.
bank aud others, TO be cad In evidence ON The
trial oil an Injunction now dependingTnd unde'
term,ned Ia the county court oil Bedford, where
in I nm Plaintiff and you are Defendant. IL
the taking OF the said Dispositions is not com
pleted on The above named day. | shall con
iinns To ,aks them from day 10 day until coa
ple,rd. u a EDISON.
Jan. ~ w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
Valuable Land for Sale.

TEyIIE. Subscriber, Ms the Agent OF Landon
u Il. CtbclI, Esq. fully authorized aud EN-
p0wered by him TO dispose Of his NELoO N
LAND, now offers the same 10 the Public, with
The strongest assurances OF his determination
10 take any price at all appr1ach'ngto fair
equivalent. The tract now offered, comprises
the whols Of the upper moieiy (wuh the ex-
cepiion of a small purchase by Major Massie. }
of that valuable ADD well known estate on 1ye
River, in Nelson County, known by the name
of Rose Isle, aud Contains by a recent survey
1892 acres Of Land--a fair pl O., ortion OF which
is rich I've River bolton, snd the residue high
land (cheny ia woods) Of the sery best quail
ty. II desired by those who icel disposed 10
surchase, the subscriber will take negroes at
valuaton--assigned bonds-roal property IN
Lyuchburg, or IN its immediate vicinity, at a
lair price Ia exchange Tor the land. The tract
will be sold together, or IN parcels, TO SUI puf-
chasers and the periods Of payment, tshoulu
a sale for money be- eGected) arranged ~ a
.ui,;, If the utmost accommodation. Mr.. Will
liam RYAN, residing on the premises, will show
The laod 10 those who may be disposed TO pur-
cb,,e. The subscriber keeps his Office on the
main eel in Lyncbbufg, few doors above
the Franklin Hotel, where he may be found,
when not absent in attendance on The neigh-
bouring Cours.
PATRICK II. CABELL. Attorney
in iacl lot Landon X. CHbell.
March 10 Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
March 10
" Altl,s Office.

The following nre the drawn numbers for lte
Dismal swamp Lottery, 9th class, drawn Mt
Richmond on Friday the ath ,nsi.
81 IA Js Az - - 10 10 81
Ticket numbers II 81 IL small Capital, to
rtthar with several other handsome prizes.
we're sold at WARDS OFFICE.
Call and renew your small prizes Tor
chance nj some OF tho handsome Capitals in
the me at class Of this Lottery, which will he
drawn on FRIDAY the llih mat. and the diuw
ing received here ON tho Tuesday following
Tickets aud Shofes, including ,t Is hoped, SOME
oil M. capitals Tor sale at WARDS OFFICE,
IyuchburP Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

AlAAkEN from tho subscriber On Saturday
y The 9th infant, IA remarkable small black
aud whns DOG, having on red Morocco Len
Their collar, with tho subscribers name written
thereon aud has Two black spots on the hIader
most par, ofh,s back, which extend down n
pnii Of his tail. lis forehead and ears are also
black, with white streak passing bdween.
aud Is ve,y watchiul. Any person giving such
Information ns will lead 10 thu recovery Of the
dog, will he literally rewarded.
BLHNAHD FINNNEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
BALTIMORE Market, March 4.

BALTIMORE MARKET, March 4.
Houard Street FtOur.-Ihe receipts OF the
week are largp, aud exceed those Of The last
by about 1000 bbls. On Thursday alone about
1000 barrels we're brought III On Monday
and Tuesday, moderate sales were made from
store at 50 87t so o33 per Dbl On Wed
nesday morning, before the advices 10y The Siias
Richards were generally known, purchasers
went into the market aud bought considerable
quantities at SO per Gb'. Later IN the day,
when these sdvices we've promulgated, some
sales ere made at 1920 per bill aud although
a number OF the dealers demanded higuer
rates, we know ONO saes, IN quantity, above
the prIce just named. On 1hursday and to.
day sales from stores 10 the amount OF abou,
5000 bbls. have been made at 1923 per bbl.
Some holders to- day. however, decline 10 sell.
At that rale. aud are firm a higher prices. Tie
Wagon price on Monday and Tuesday was So
10 30. 671. On Wednesday, after the news
It ranged from r5s71 Sc. On Thursday the
dealers paid S6. I24 SO 10 3'4, and SO 20.
To-day The wagon Price is unsettled and shows
an inclination 10 recede. We think the fair
medium rate is some where about S6'l2t, some
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
NOTICE.

En Y virtue of u deed oilrus,, executed to
n ID The so,..rribcrs by jacob Villains bear
.pg date the fourth day of April, l61V, aud
duly recorded in the county court oil BEDFORD
for certain purposes in said deed expressed
We or one of as. shall proceed 10 sell. 10 The
h,s CHEST bidder, for ready money, on the prem
rsrs on Thursday tho 7lb day OF Aprh' 1891.
one certain tract OF parcel OF land. IN sad decd
expressed. IL beng the same la"d wherein 'he
said Williams now resides, containing loo ~
cies, be the same, more or less, and lyl0g ~
the county Of Bedford, and State OF Virginia,
on the waters oil Mrrrlman's Run, or so much
thereof rs will be Of value sufficient 10 answer
the purposes Of the Conveyance. The 'i'le Is
believed to be- good, but we shall convey tha'
vested la us by the deed Aforesaid
JOHN ASHWELL. Sr. lT,ns,e..
DANIEL AsilNELL, 5
March 10 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

III The Alexandria Gazette, Of the Sd inst.
says: We have a variety ofreporis ,'mplical'ng
some person or persons IN the General Post
Office Department, in bad piece oil business
We shall not notice the rumors farther al pre-
sent" We have no clue to the meaning OF the
G ,zette--bu, we should not be surprised al any
hius we hear from Washington. Mr. hi''
chic aud his parrots were wont 10 call MY Ad'
ams's administration " mad and m'sch'eVous'
but verify, this is something worse-'t isig,
foraut and corrupt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

ieeiduiafed Lemon Drops, Best 0hite
Race Ginger,
n ND Pclli,ier's New Remedy for Dropsy
AZ Nc. thlS day received aud Tor Sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March 10. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
THE PENNSYLVANIA NOMINATION..

THE PENNSYLVANIA NOMINATION.
We mentioned in our last paper, on the au
ihorty of the Harrisburg lntelligencer, that
the nomination Of Gen. Jackson by a caucus Of
The members Of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
was produced by the Presidents Own agency.
effected indirectly bya letter addressed to
member Of the Senate, by Andrew J. Donel-
son, a Private Secretary of the President. Mr..
Donelson has endeavored to shew thsthis was
not the fact, by the publication of his letter
which We copy below
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

o. We commence this morning the Debate,
in tue U. S. Senate, on the motion OF MIR. Grnn-
DIV to suppress the nvestigs ticn into the alleged
abuses Of the Post Office Department. 1t viii
be seen that NC have published the arguments
pro. and CON as it is our wish and intention,
in this. in every other case, TO present to our
readers both sides of every question connected
With the politics OF the county. We have no
other interest in the world, than that they
should form correct opinions, and act under.
slandngly. This they can do, by having both
sides Of all great questions laid before them
and this we shall always endeavor TO do. We
express our own opinions on the facts freely, Il
without d sguise--but our columns are as open
for defence as for suHck.-By the way, we
observe that the Richmond Eoqurer has com
senced the publication of this Debate in the
middle. Does it intend TO exhibit only one side
10 its readers ?
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total $40.
Comparison Of I,lspe ctions 1890 and 1881
No. Passed. No. Ref For Insp. stock
Mar. |. 80, ll43 Alb d94 ga
Mar, |, 81, 1872 947 80 zoos
Our las, foreign accounts are very nnisVor'
able to the tobacco trade.-Leai End STRIPS
both were never quoted at lower prices. The
stocks are represented as very abundant, and
no spr culation is looked for ia the article. The
growers Of tobacco musi diminish The quantity
before they can receive the value Of their
labor. The accounts are quite favorable 10
grain he prices have advanced-Flour may
be quoted a. Us 37d her, aud at 81 IN Rich
Inond. NeihInk, with present prospects IN
Euro PEI our pl 'nteis would do well 10 Increase
their gram crops.
Flour, So 25 to 81!
Wheat 80 to |
Corn, 8 20
Hhiskey 81 10 30
Hemp, 90 to Is oUS
Bacon 10
Corn Meal, 90 90
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Oranges. London Porter. &c. &e<
UUsr received. aud for saie by the ses,erh
- her,
A few berss siriiy Granger
do Lemons
Hihberi's London Porter
Pnr Apple Cheese
Java and Grsen Cofea
Loaf and Brown sugar
Bunch Hsisius
Fresh Iocoanuts
Almonds. English Wsinots and PtuDss
Figs, Nu'meRs. No. l Mseksrei
Sperm Candies, Mustard &c. DC.
SAML. AYREs.
N. B.-A constant supply Of Lamp Oh on
hand. 5. "A
March 10 2tf