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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

t.y notice VI TINS rci,Ienec, aid 10y Il suggestion
addressed equally to the Editor of the Telegraph
and the Editor of the Globe advised them to desist
from partial and imperfect statements, calculated
TO mislcod tho public The Globe published this
letter, with reply from tho Editor expressly al
cging that certain facts were within his (Mr. BER-
RiEN's) knowledge, winch, have seen i'll his pub
lie statement, hGs tMr. b. denies to be true. He
was driven TO the wall-ho could not have remain
ed silent if he would. lie had no alternative, it
appears to us, but To speak out. Whatever else
may Inc said or his appeal, it cannot be justly alleged,
surely, that hc obtrudcd his address, uncalled for,
upon :.iO public"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

u The New York Standard, Jacksonian ofthc
true Van Baron kidney is in an extacy at the pub
LEGATION of Mr.. Berricn. Ii cxclaims:
"The political atmosphere brightcns-tae haI9
surrounding Andrew jackson, which shown in
brilliancy at New Orleans and has increased in orb
since its creation, is now being rapidly dvcsod of
tho mist with which his enemies have sought TO OBJ
scuro ii, and will shortly exhibit It's full cffulgonce
of talent, integrity and patriotism"
How differently different people look at the same
thingi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

lJ7 The Ambassador of foreign nation is COM
PEELED to remove his wife from Washington, lest
her refusal to associate in certain quarter should
cnragc Gen. Jackson, and induce him to dismiss
the Ambassador and disturb the friendly relations
between the u. States and Holland! Think Of
that, good people all
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

MAJ. Eaton has not loft the city, and we presume
upon his his high mindedncss so far as to believe
mat he Will not, while the kennel corps, Tray,
ly.-GloJe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
gSe1ssss19gn G1,sSsGm
Thursday k'Ucss5a,s,, .yssgy rs.

UFIhoso who wish to advertise in this rarcy
are informed, that advertisements brought in at
O'Clock p NJ. will DO in time for the paper of
the day, though earlier hour is desirable.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

u We are requested TO state that at tho last
Powhatan Court, William Old Esq, declared him.
solf candidate for the Senate, in the District of
Amelia, Chesterfield, Powhatan, and tho town OF
Petersburg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28
S&s1G&osc II 0&as@ 8
PORT OF RTCHyuOyYU.
SAILED

SAILED,
Schr Waterman, for Now York, with coal
schr Estell & Son, Smith, for New York, with
coal.
Sloop Eaglc,-,for New York, with coal
Sioop Cherub, Burke, for Norfolk, with coal.
Schr James Town, for Cabin Point %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

a CHUYLER'S PALACE OF FORTUNE
~ 22O Broadway, under the New American
Museum, Marble Building, New York, where has
lately been sold and paid prizes of $30,00O as 900
2O,OOO, $4,000, 1880, 10000, &c, amountin to
Millions of Dollars For the information of INV
friends and others at distance l give thus early.
the following
u IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE IN
List of Brilliant Newly ork Lotteries to be drawn
in the City of New FORK, for the Summer Cam.
paign
June 22-Regular Glass G. 48 No. I,otterv-G
drawn ballots-Capitals are $4,000, $40, 500, 9
of $4,000, 2 of 50, 800, of 81, 900, 2 of 81 500
5oFS1 900, &c. Tickets $40.
June 29-Extra 1875 No. Lottery-5 drawn bal.
lots-Captals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets 81.
loLs-Captals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets So.
.EROJhe5' s7IEsy2!sgla0TIs.
July l3-Extra I8--Capitals $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, &C. &c.
Tickets SIC: 36 No. Lottery-6 drawn ballots
exactly an even chance for a Prize. Packages
in this Lottery must draw back at least One Half
in Prizes, with the chance for all the Brilliant
Capitals. Please be i'll time for the Lottery, as
the Tickets viii undoubtedly be as scarce as in
the last Lottery OF this kind.
July 20-Extra 1876 No. Lottery-G drawn bal
lots-Capitals 100000, $4,000, $4,000. Tick.
cts So.
July 27-Extra 2O--66 No Lottcrv-22 in a pack
$4,000. Tickets $40, and lowest prize Sl2.
IL A Brilliant Lottery will be drawn in New
York ovcry Wednesday, for months to come
Bank Notes current in any part of the United
States, taken at par for Tickcts-whcn more than
ono Ticket is ordered, the postage need he paid
Those who prefer it. TO save postage, can have GER
tificate of the numbers sent by mall tic original
Tickets will be sealed up, deposited in the Banks,
and held subject TO the disposal Of the owners; this
plan, though generally adopted by my customers, is
not followed without express orders. Please be par
ticular 20 address
ANTHONY II. SCHUYLER,
Jun Law i2tc New York.
WMTANTED-a' tlds Ofi.o-thrce Apprcnfjccs
w TO the Printing busiuoss-This business is
now well paid, and is becoming better paid every
year
The Lynchhurg Virgnian and Arena will insert
the above three times, and charge this office.
4OFFEE.--190 Bags Green Rio Collector
SJsalc by OTIS, DUNLOP & Co
iv 22-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

$4,000, 5000, 5000, s3OO,
$500; 10 of $1,000.
YHSO-NORROW, at o'clock, the 18th Glass of
4 the Wellsburg Lottery will be drawn in this
cty-Containing l prize of $4,000
Do 1890
10 Do 1000
Tickets only Ss4-Sharos in proportion.
~ 1t is expected that several of the large CAPT
tails will be sold at my Fortunate Office.
Jy 2o-lt ). HAWKINS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

New York Lottery, Extra No. 90,
Drawing to be received Saturday.
$4,000 Capital.
Tickets $l0-Halves s. Quarters 3 so.
For sale at the Exchange 81 Lottery Office of
y26 THO. Il. BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

Virginia Wcllsburg Lottery, No. II,
10 be drawn at the Eagle Hotel, on Friday
afternoon, at ii O'Clock.
C1Ptals-$l5, 600; , of 5000, . of 1894, 10 of
l,OOO, &c.-Tickcst S4-HalYes 2=Quarter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

BEG 6 MES' 5 OFFICE.
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery.
NO: l4-Drawing to be received Day-After
To-Morrow.-Capitals $4,000, 5000,
1000; 2 of 1,512, 5 of 1000
Tickets SS3-tIalves 81 50-Quarters 75c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-28

w TO the Printing busiucss-This business is
now well paid, and is becoming better paid every
year
The Lynchburg Virginian and Arena, will insert
The above three times, and CHARGE this Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

I'D URSUANf TO decree of the Superior
- Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg
District pronounced on the 29rh day OF Oco-
Der 1880, in the Cause of Stovall vs.. JeieI
the UNDERSIGNED, Marshal of the said Court,
VIII sell. on the premises, in the county nt Bed
i"td, on FRIDAY the 24'h day OF June, 1881. If
lair' u moi the mkt TAR day, a Tract Ui Land,
containing seven hundred and twenty ares,
an 1inIog the lands Of John Fuqua, Joseph
Handy. aud others. or 50 much thereof rs iii
RAISE eleven fh"usani one hun fred and tui y!
hve pounds OF tobacco offhe Upper James RI'
'r Insre c'ion and the further quantity oflhree
hundfed and ninety -five p"onJs of tIbacco OF
The Upper James River inspection F.; and also
! ne sum OF nine pounds eighteen shlngs, and
interest theleon, after the rate OF per cent
per annum from The 2Slh day OF February,
1871, until paid, and he costs OF SUIT aud sale
1. a. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
May %, iftds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
q. GARD.


l4EH. kNlnhi, professor of the Piano
LA Forte. respectfully ANNOUNCES 10 HE in
h. nanis OF Iynchbnrg and IFS vicinity that
he has opened Music Sdjoon in Richmond,
which viii be const.I,ly supplied with the most
popular Focal aud lasfu,nepfa! Music, as soou
n published IN Nv York he latest and no-t
improved instruction Books, including pigeu-
RES, Gram rs UStfu' EXTRACTS, Sequel Hun
ier's beautiful Rondcs Ibeing adaptations of
Rosstnrs most celebrated AIRS y Burrows Pr
n'r, IAN excellent and instructive work } ~.
gPtner with large collection Of Varia. ions
&C. III. calculated TO improse all classes of
learners.
Nj. MIGHT has likewise an assortment of
NnnhS Piano fortes-square, CABINET and
cra73t, gestrails esteemed the finest manniac.
'ured IN the Ualtrd States Victims, (hnest l.
Italian String Flutes, &c. &c.
u All orders for Music or Piano Fortes
puncInally ATTENDED TO. addressed 10 knig his
Music Saloon at Mrs. Richardson's boarding
II ouse, Richmond, Va.
May - film
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
A Carder Wanted,

NEUANTED-As study industrious man aho
w has experience, as a Wool Caider 10 a.
tend the Machine in he vicinity OF Lynchhnfg
One Who can come well recommended viii r.
ceive liberal wagas or proportion ol The nro-
TT of the Machine, Proposals by natl (po,t p4idl
vii he received untIi thu first of Jny Ofou2h
earlier applications Z" i'll he preferred Ihey nust
be directed to the Vhginan Once, Lynchburg
Va where p rsonal application Will he preie,.
red.
III The Lexington Intelligence will give
= ne above Two inee riions upon t.. iuside fort-.
and forward the account 10 this oifice Tor pay
meni.
May 20. its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
Marshars Sale IF Reai Estate.

iEAUkoUANt too decree vi the Superior
- Court OF Cnancery. tor the L. nchburg
District, pronopncrd on ne Bird OF November,
1850, IA The cause oi DAVIS vs.. 1aliaicrro; the
Undersigned Marshal of The SAID CONT viii, on
tuesday the 7th of June, 1881. if fair. II DOT
lhe nex' lar day there after, sell, al auc lob, ios
cash, on the premises, 10 Ibe town of Lynch
'ois, two valnat.e ieue,nenis, situated al the
J incton OF hrd and water streets, sold sub.
Jeci 10 The dower oi Mrs. Taliaferro.
1. 4. HULCOMbE, NJ
MAY 5 JitIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
We learn from Raleigh.f,s, o,,h.u

we learn from Raleigh. fsat on The c,..
,ne ooasenirin OF the frule.ta.t : hsf.
I"ufes sitting IN that place .Isetea -.af9pb'
OF me Diocese of North Csto,,na N. u oshnp
W D ives. OF 81. Lakes Church NJ. :, L.
me most harmony and good leelios fa'--
ed. anj the Bishop was elected -. r's Al
na''o': b"nop Ives rs son-.n.isy oI M -. hfsl
DR.. Hobart. VI Tue ia,s
MORTIMER CUNNINGHAM n.
Master Mt Abingdon. ia this State 'ae poEi
ed and acquitted few weeks apo was trl.
recoiiected, on charge of ro5bIns a. y. h
Ma'l-was yesterday tried for the NJ "a. Z. :.
or alleged against him--namely ,b.,'saeai,-
tanning and opening letters conysva, de-
office in the Nal. o. tins cbarga "a ~ 10 his
bor'ous investigation, and an all. a.. Ia
was convicted the jury not hay,o, zee, he
sent from the box more than ,wen,v oeth az
The offence OF which he ha. Tim. minutes.
victed Ia punishable by fine and ,o Con-
ment. 'Pison-
This morning at the OPENING If a..
Judge Glenn sentenced Cunniogh,a .'urt.
costs of prosecution, a fne OF 6.tv DIS All 70 pay
Imprisonment in Baltimore conn1v ;aH AMI
lbdH!h0re Pairfot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
SPOTS ON THE sim

There are now two large snots eta.
on the Suns disc,a linle west of l,s ooge'ner
the observations be correc, wa,eh -" ff. E-<
has maie on these phenameaa, Of az "raef
occurrence for several years, We ma. "eq''h
during the ensuing season, cousider,2, Expect
nations of great heat and cool whea,has utter
Bali. Aatefico,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
W - K & :. III 90
From ne Washiugfon Globe.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESl DEM.
EDWARD LIVINGSTON Of IN STATE If Lu as
ma. Secretary ol State in tue place OF MARTIN
VAN BURES, resigned.
LtvI W. DBURy, of tho State of Nv Hamp-
sh r" Secretary of,he Navy, ia the place .,
JoHH BRANCH resigned.
The Office Of tne S'crptary nf the Treasury.
which las become "a an by the resisaati,n oil
SAMUEL lNGHAM, has born If red 10 l., UI=
IA LANE Il the 5tItn OF DeIawarr, at prespn. En-
voy EAtraoriiaary aud Master Plrnip,,rntia.
rFoi the L. States 20 Great Bri ain Nessr.
LIyiSG ana WooDRURY nave entered NJ
on lAe duiias OF their respective Departments.
Mr.. lNGuAM, we understand, VIII remlIu
in the lrea'urs Department unil some nu6,
shed nus ness, upon which he is engaged is
completed. HUGH LAWSON White, OF len
nesse. Who on the gu cit. WIS OFT red the an
pointmPni OF Secretary ri Va, IN The place OF
JOHN IL. EAroN, resigned, has declined accep-
ting -. We understand that the vacancy in
that Depa t,neni will be foIth~Hh snpplipd.
AID mat nihe meant time lis duties viii be urr.
formed w Nj. EATON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

Charleston Rail Road. We are pleased -
observe that oar Rail Road continues IN 80 10
the attention OF the mott Respectable cit;z g.
Daring the week several parties of iad;s..
gentlemen crowded the cars and on SAM
afternoon. Gov. Hamilton and suite, tine H.,
William Drayton, the Hon. George McDnr.
add from forty to fifty other genilemen. ioei,
Ding several oil The Directors and Mr.. Allen
Chief Engineer, occupied three oil the na..sa.,
Cars. The little Engine perform, d 70 the 80
faction OF all present. Tanning on me slra,.h,
lines al seed Of 10 or 20 miles per hanT
bu great care was deserved the curyesan
urn onis. Inc trip "as made AS lar a. no
ioad i flushed on this section, say tAom.ls,
or more beyond the forks OF the State All
Doreh ss,er roa S, where passengers have us,-
ally been conveyed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

From The Harrisburg (Pa.) MteAfrencsr.
A QUtS llos.-Nhen Gen. Washington re-.
tired 10 private hfe. Congress passed rrsol.,
tons giving thanks Ia this great man. Ooiy
tnree men were found in Congress AT that Ia,
that yoed against these resolutions. One uf
hese ihree il now dead, and we do moi wish
10 disturb his ashes. The grave should cover
The foibtrs of all men. But the e are Two men
now aiiv~, whose names are on the Journals Of
Congress, denying th- porr plttdnce OF d vote
Of tnanhs to Gen. Washlngtoa. ne ak The
Jackson men WHO these TWO men qrsl
We h W. ASKED this question without expec-
ting an answer from those To whom il Is adj
dressed. But there IS 10 reason Why our rea
ders should not he gratIhed witt the fact. Ne
answer ourseves, from the record hey are
ANDREW IA X SON anu EDN AID LIZ
iNGStUN III!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
THE KINGS SPEECH.

Gen'lemen, Peers, snd Oepuiies-Eiph,
months nave passed since in tins assemhl, AZ IN
YOU presence, accepted he throne. 10 which
me nhi'o"al "ni"t which y"u were the o, CANS
called NE, and since swore TO ob .erye taith.
'o''s the constitutional charter, win the mo,liG
cations expressed ~ the declaration of A,e.
iooo' not 20 govern except by the laws aud
according To The laws, To cause goo, and rxnc,
justice 10 be Rendered 10 every man accordins
o MS right, and tu act ~ every thing vim the
o'e o"J''' u the happiness, and tue glory Vi
'oe 'e"e" people thea told you that, pro-
,''""'y impressed "nh the full extent Of iht
""''" 'n's great act iiuposed upon me,
wa' conscious that / saould fulfil then. ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
PROPAGATION Oh HE FRENCH CHAM.
BE,kS.

The King on Wednesday Goth April, set our
from the Palais Royal on horse ,ck at hall
psi twelve o clock lie was CT ssed ia "A splen-
dId military uniform, and surrounded by a
ittge c0rIege OF Mafsha's. lis M~i-s,s r~aeh.
I'll 'he Chamber OF Deputies al ona o., IL, X
"htre ht was rec ivtd by Ihr Ministers. uep.-
ta'lnnS hon Inc Pdrrs aud D,patns. fhr
hing soon hIter took his place IN lront of the
ihr9nr, witch was erected wnere tie P,esi.
nehis chan stands, anI II, II delivered hi,
speech - follows. The Dukc, OF Olleans aud
.temonrs stood at each side of the throne. His
N'Jtsy 'en"'"ed nearly an hour ~ tne Cham
DER. Lie President lhen read the pro, ogsiion
winch was until lae I5,h oi jane next m
hne, both IN his way 10 Tie CHAMBER and
~ JUS rei"'n, vas loudly .heereu by tue pc..
pie. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
| Charleston City Gazette.

The Washington Glo'e says the Carne. S.
creIaries all "fes,gned voluntarily" Whs,,,
The matter there, Pat 7" said a gentleman, VINO
was disturbed b, an ontcry IN The slreei. -,
ms servant, y, n"tn,ng your honor,2 va.
the reply, = only the, are forcing a ma. 10
Lurn p0LuIlteer.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
80 On 1r,enlurg. PaII, nols geo.

.sauee On Nuremberg. Paris noie tran
sasi. Of
me in.urgr n, IisIians. Every eye Is bfso On
England nav.
In France Ill Is tranquil. The ffsfs e"'' ',''''.
81 that ne pssee OF Rafs sa., OF so"'p ps
eisarped sfs grouphl~ss On the isih apr"
IA tho Chambrr OF Peers = law an'ho' 'hl'R =
efe5n ,,f a IN silion aad II OF ifsaes 'o' 'ae
secteI expense IL the Police ~ss isssel vim
a.t a ,l.hets. g6 10 II. The neat subject winch
osr,to,.d tne attention the Chan0sf was
ta,s Tor The sl clasion Of lha er-king Iharies
AMI ~. family, -hieh after n snou bnt warm
,eAs,e VA. carried by majority OF OF. d"
III. o0fh Louis PhiIip proceeded 10 the Imam.
her. and "a ~ speech thai viii tie fon"d ~
anatbes eolump. pforogaed that body III ION
June.
saying from England, Poland q France, We
find little intelligence thst Is worthy Of m"ch re
esrd. Inc late.t aecoupfs from Antwerp boaf
misohief--ihe Inhabitants wee erecting baltic
,les opno.iie the citadel, sad some Dutch ships
hive been htrd at, but without orders, as II ..
sad. Our space will not admit ol iu,thrr con-
mruts Ia day-we have endeavorsd to en-
body IN as iiuIs room Hs possible All me
European news by thr Napoleon, ihtrf,
esline 10 our reader, believing that ~" WIZ
he 10 then more acceptable than tedious de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

The edi'p's Of the New York Evening Pos, Of
fer hundred dollars reward tor the detection
OF the person who sentIhen mn obituary uoics
which proved to be an impositiont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02

Ask Fan Buren, Jackson Man. if he does
not t8inN hr Van BURN guilty OF" the con.
Spfac',' and he will tell you no, certainly not
-Nhrn Two respectable witnesses, Mr.. IIam-
II on ana MIR. Van buren, himself, both DENY il
tile" ask hun 10 apply his rule to MIR. Adams
aad Nj Clay, and lie is dumb or off IN a tan
gent he xaudTin Gageihe
The g eniest aud Bea. This title was
bestowed upon President Jackson. by MIR
Branch. 1t is understo I'd that The RI. Se.rrt,-
~ ms Recently SAID ne would cheertlIy give
Ten thousand dollars, il he could recall i0o,e
iour simple words.
we were pleased, on Saturday,. with the re-
marx 81 an honest old Due Gilman AZ Iet,.rsoo
Town. " voted Tor General jackson. bnt we
see. that ali his CABINET are sick nCbtn. sud il
''ey Cannot stomach MIN, bos do tsiey tniuk
we can ~
CLouispWe Journal
The veteran editor OF the New York G,z.. ,te
(Air LAHG) In sodie remark, uuou he I'm
,n5 prosperity OF that c'iy. says" When We
''oA ~ TINS cay "su l., We taunct hui lo,k
"aeR T." IA" period when We tummrncad ,,, |
editorial career. Al that Time The Nomination
pl tais Uiiy MAS only 10000 Now il - mo, on. |
y 'sihs vi Zt3,ooO, but there !, only here and |
he'r mouse s'andns that va. iamili,r 10 nm, |
'''i9" a. IL. time We entsred upon our ,I,,,,es |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.



MONDAY, April Ism, beng the day appoint
ed Tor tho House of Commons gong inio
committee on the Reform Bill, the gallery "ss
crowded To Overlooking at an eaflt hour, hhd
the number Of seas appfofi inted by meeb' "a
exceeded any fotner OCCASION Lofd john
Russell when called on by the speaker iose
sni proceeded 10 explain Ire nature al eei-
,sin alterations IN HE u II. winch Il was TIE
tstention OF Government 10 propose 10 the
COMMITTEES. 10 give even ia'nt outline oi the
Speeches. would greatly exceed the tp"cr we
can possibly afford TO them, even II our h=ne
would permit, and the curiailment oil them
would deprive them of The splr't thry possess.
The debate continued all Monday, aud WAS
recommended The ue1t day. Gen. Gas
eoyae answered lord Rissell aud concluded
a speech OF considerable length, as follows
" Iftae bill we're altered so rs 10 transfer
the franchise of the borough, IN The
chcdulc 4, 10 places IN England, he should
not OBJECT 10 II but II were retained ~ us
presrn form be would offer II every oppo-
.ltion IN his power (Hrar.) Tue hon. mem
her concluded Nth moving as an amehd-
men,, " lndi II is the opinion OF ,hls house
hat the tntsI n1mher ol knights. chizrns a"d
bufgesses, returned ~ parliament Tor thai
part Ut h. united kingdom called Eng
land and Wales. ought not Ia be Diminished
r.
On ms Amendment, the House on TUESDAY
divided.
Foi General Gascoyue's motion pa
Agaustn @o9
Majority against ministers
On ihufsdty 2l.i, long aud stormy debate
arose on various questions. all arising ouI pi the
reform hlil, wheu
M, " Bauas rose and proposed an ed-
journmenf
The chanceI1r Of the eIeheauer sad
that as The adjournment was OIL, moved al
order ihHi honorable members might we an
opportunity OF delivering tteir sentiments on
the question Of reform, aud, as during the
Whole drbate on lbe bill, not an honorable
u,e,nbe, had confined himself TO, or spoken
on, the qnestio before the house, he should
feel l. 10 lie his duty to resist the propose Il all
Jou;nnenl 10 The most II b : poS,I.
StraeRers were then orbetet % withdraw,
aud on division there appeared TO Ut
For ihe Adjournment l6i
Ag'lnsi II H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
POLAND.

Leaving oil collateral accounts out OF the
question, and pursuing the Polish stony, as re-
corded IN the Gazette OF Warsaw, We find
that on III 81, 4ia aud 18th Of April, Skrvzaecki
followed up his good fortune, and that the in,.
pottant battle oi tae first aud second was su,,-
ceeded on the third, Nc hy The regular advance
OF the Polish outpusis, aud with the hourly ac-
crssIen al sragglers, guns, and standards. la
Ken by HE skrniShiug parties of the Polrs
/ ne head quarters were at 5 rnuIcn Oh the I'm
ne frus5iaa papeis make ii. ht OF the reyuI,
IN Lnhnnna, hui they allow IT, Among tn.
PRISON. Is taken by tLe Poles during tle sey.fai
bal les, are members OF the first families il,
hnssa. The gallant general, Dner1ilki il
rfpresentrd as being dela, ed IN his mautp lyr,,
by the diiucutty OF hgdmg food and accn.u.
"odatlon Tor his tr'"p-. FROM The m.na. ~
ies ~ this general appar nifty in comb,oa,Icn
with those OF Sktyznecki and also from tue
app'oachtnent Of the Il ,ssian., decisive ba,
lie is eve'y day expected.
lhe temps OF alondsy gives an accom-,
N"hich VT cannot autbenticate) OF another
important victory gained over the Russ,aus. h
- reported 10 ndve been loughi near Zple.ha.v
10 the nurth OF Sklodo~, one OF the branche.
81 Inc river Wiepty. where the Russians si.b
ed 10 concentrate. --l2 300 RUSSIANS ,v,.r.
hi"ed and wounded. VI TAKEN by tie Poles.witb
h''ty oi tory pieces ot canuon. Maj shat D,,.
'''st vas Vh the point OF beiug inside pri.,,u-
-, "hea ne ordered his corps d'armer T., co,. !
eh'raie, aud retreat and 10 pass the Bug. on |
PAWS Tue Nussian nea1 I ATS al al. vi AMI |
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BElGIU

combination az INST tue Satan, formida
BILE and Ia lg"rnus IS, il appea,s IN progr ess.
Inc ohe'ian nazetit siaies that Mu-tapha P
Cha had s"nDioned all the p,InctP"i lnh.b ants
oil oCuiaT,. aud aske3 wbctnrr Ties would A,
inca, yield 10 he anl ',zler, ur prepare 10
G5ht Tor ,h"ir ihrrty lney di rninrd on
the Inter alternative, aud arr now actnel,
preparing tsi tins impending irvos, u.