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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

TO GENTLEMEN.
- I'll JENKINS has Just received the following
IL. GOODS for Gentlemens wear
An additional supply of gen,lemens STOCKS, OF the
most approved shapes. and OF the best material.
consisting of black Gro de Nap and bombaqine.
brown and black satin face florentine changea Bile
and various figured Gro de Maps, white and figured
Marsellles--also, cravat bone sfcners
White and coored, sprigd and dotted Cravats
Pongee silk flag and bandannoe hdkfs
Black Italian and Barcelona cravats
French silk nett suspenders, new and superior
article
Black and white silk hose
Do do do
DO do half do
Random silk and raw SILK half hose
DO rnbcach'd cotton do do
Black and coored horse skin gloves
Fawn coored raw silk do
o. bottle green and black bomba zines
Black Merno circassians
Yellow nankeens
White and colorcd MarscIllcs vestiugs
Plain black silk do
White and colored linen drugs
Brown French linen
Black silk camblet
Blue. brown, and green silk umbrellas.
Also. Irish and German Linens of all qualities aud
few pieces extra superfne for collars. ap
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

u UNAWAY.-Wa committed to the jan of JEFF
be ferson County, on he 9Th day Of October 1880,
as runaway slave negro man who calls himself
DAVE. SaIdncgro says that he belongs % the widow
Dunlap, near Staunton, va. He is of dark complex
ion, about - years Of age, feet or inches high
and has lost the fore finger of HE right hand The
owner OF said slave 10 requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. and take him away
Otherwise he will be disposed of as the law directs
THOMAS GRIGGS. Tailor
Chariestown. Dec. /. 1880. I9-w3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

TRULY SPLENDID.
A PoLLOS Gift. or the Musical Souvenir
IN The Keepsake Francois
The Tasman
The Literary Souvenir
The Amulet
Juvenile Forget Me No.
New Years Gift
Hoods Comic Annual
II All handsomely bound in silk, &c, and with
splendid Engravings, from the first artists in the
worldal Just imported, and now offered for SALE for
the first time in Richmond, by j. n. NASH.
mar 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
COIL! CO.4L!! COIL =!

COIL! CO4L!! COIL -!
vNtIE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform his
h customers and the citizens generally, that he is
receiving good supply Of Coal BY the Canal which
will be sold at the old price of l6 cents per bushe
Orders left nj his Office, or Coal Yard on the Dock
wall be punctualy attended -,
feb 19-iftf PREN'TIS CIJTRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
NEW AUCTION

COMMISSION HOUSE.
FVNiIE undersigned have associated themselves for
n the purpose OF transactng general
.IUtiioR end Commission Business,
under the style and firm of Ian CASTER. DENNY
q Co. They arc prepared to receive Goods and
Produce Of every description on commemorative
which, advances wall be made, If required They
also tender their services to the Public for tho sale
OF Real Estate LANCASTER a. DENNY.
maT l. EDWIN ROBINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

Real French Fancy Store,
OPPOSITE THE EAGI IIDEEI<

\ HAVE just received some very superior PERTH
IL merles, warranted on oath before the Lord Mavor
OF London, ny the inventor, Mr. Price. The nhab-
hants OF TINS city and it's neighbourhood partic-
uariy requested to call aud examine these trnly en-
cellent articles. At his store, they will find the
perfnmed Russia Oil. never before offered to the
public OF Richmond, although it is known most won
Geriuny to promote the growth of the human hair,
Canadian Bears OIL Cream of Soap. IA most de-
hghtfui article for shavng;) Milk of Rose to improve
and ant whiten the skin, and to cure eyes, Florida
Water, at SO cents the largest DO, ties besides Es-
sences oil every description, and of the best quai,y
Also, lust received from Paris variety Of Fancy
Goods, jewellery, Cutlery Magnfying Glasses,
Battledoors, and Scrap Prints, &C. &c
u The highest prices Will be given for old Gold
ana SILVER. L. DUHAlN.
ap 2-dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
.I.Netc Stock in Old Hands.

HsVV" 'STOCh III UtN z4WN18.
THE Subscribers are now receiving (yia
New York; along with heavy purchases made
IN that market, and Philadelphia, part of their
Spring Importation Of British Dry Goods-Having
sold within the last few weeks. about two thirds Of
their Old Stock. embracing almost every article that
could be considered Objectionable, they will in the
commanding stock of Fresh Dry Goods they have
ever had since they have been in business When
their supplies are To hand, particulars will be given
IN general advertisement. In the mean time thcy
are offering such goods as they have already re-
ceived on the most favorable terms Wholesale and
Retail. +. s. E. JAMES & co.
mar 80 Marker R,;doe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

~ PEECH Of Mr. Tazewell IN the Senate of the H.
- nted S'ates on the motion to amend the Gene
raj Appropriation Bill by striking out so much thereof
as went to provide for the paynen, of certain com
mlssione:s appointed by the President to negotiate
realty with the Porte.
u The argument delivered by Mr. Tazewell in
ms speech, puts TO rest forever the pretenion of
constitutional competency in the Executive" to
originate or appoint foreign missions without the ad-
vice and consent Of the Senate.
Price of the Pamphlet % cts
Just published, and for sale, at J. II. NASH'S.
ap7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
London ANIMALS for 1881.

London ANIMALS for 1881.
'VIIE AMuLEr--A Christian and Literary Rcmcm-
brancer, b. s. G. Hall, with twelve fine engra-
wings
TIM KEGS AKr--Editod by +. NJ Reynolds
eighteen splendid plates
THE Conc ANNUAL--By L. Hood
TIE LITERARY S,yyENIR--By 4. y. Wotts--
twelve fine plates
Tn NEw Vans Gur, or JuyENuE SOUVENIR
By Mrs. a. Wn,'s-ninc plates
Tmr JuyENLr FonGEr NJ Nor-By Mrs. S G.
llail-twclvc plates.
just received, and for sale by
mar &c Il. I. SMITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
Elegant Spring and Summer Goods

Elegant Spring and Summer Goods.
"A elegant assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods just received on Shockoe Hill, first Dry
GOOD Store above the Theatre. and expect in a few
and the old stock will be offered at prices to su, the
tunes The public are requested To examine for them
seives-an enumeration of articles is deemed unneces
'ry S."e assortment comprises almost every article
IN the Dry Goods nc Of the mos, fashionable s,vc
Is. w. WALTHALL, Agent,
mar Slot Opposite Mr.. Ira TTchenor's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

TENlfE new line OF Horse Post Coaches from
l. Richmond 10 Orange Court House, and Har-
riSonburg, via Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation. and Will continue without fnilure
This mail will close at Richmond on TUESDAYS and
and Saturdays precisely Mt ro'clock, p. NJ and
the stage stat at 4 O'cbck. 4. NJ on Wcdnes-
days and Sundays leave Orange Court House on
Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 O'Clock, p ~. and
arrive at Richmond, on Mondays and THURSDAYS a, 3,
7. Nj. This line OF stages Will make junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandra line OF
stages carriedby William Smith to Lynchburr-pas-
ENG IN It's northern direction by Cupepcr Court
House, Fauqrler Court House or Warrenton-at
winch latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
hnc-by which. direct communication is afforded
10 the town Of Wheeling on the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the Iarrsonburg mai
IS taken from tie Orange Court House mail. and
will IN some short time. be carried BY horse
stage, OF which due notice will be- given; at present it
is carried on horseback.
The public assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers Will be constantly in service
and every excrtlcn used to make the line comfortable
and expeditions.
Fare to Louisa Court House 9 dollars--to Orange
Court House 81 30 cents.--Al Intermediate distan-
ccs 6 cents per mc.--Stage office at he WASH
ington Hotel
Passengers will enter their names before 8 O'Clock
J. NJ, on Tuesday. aud Saturdays
mar 23-1awGw JNO NJ PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.
4 ANDSCAPE ANNUAL, Illustrated by 20 Gle
n giant engravings aud handsomely bound.
The Musical Bijou, Album Of music. poetry and
prose-, and illustrated by many splendid engravngs
The Remembrance, edited by Roscoe, with many
handsome engravinGs and beautifully bound.
The Iris, literary and religious Offering, with nu-
merou9 fine cngrayings and bound IN silk.
FalstaG's Comic Annual illustrated By several hun
drcd remarkably humorous cuts to life, and well
bound. For sale by
mar II j. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
L | f. G. q

49, X e. ..
UETA~N This thorough bred horse will stand
S@xA3& the ensuing my farm called Ma
~ Sl7 chumps, in the county of Hanover, miles
o@zzznD from the court house and IS from Rich.
mond-Season to commence the 18th of Feb and ex>
pre- the 5th of july-price 90 dollars, payable by
fifteen, IT paid by the latter period-thirty dollars to
nsure-pasturage gratis, but responsibility for
accidents or escapes Riego is black, full sixteen
hands high, and possessed Of great bone aud muscle
Two OF Regos colts have been trained, and each of
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
One of them won her sweepsake in fine style, over
the Cam1held course, and could not now be purcha>
sed of her owner for thousan; dollars. Riego was
got by Francisco, esteemed by the late Mr. Mnge
one OF the best horses trained at his stabie his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teazle
grand dam the imported mare Cssranire, dam of Sir
Archy, by Rockingham, e rabitha, by Trent,
ham, by Bosphorus, Coalition Colt, Burtard,
gggg &C. Lord Leigh's Charming Molly. Francisco
was got by the imported horse Hambeton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chandelier, dam Winguryfeet, by
Jolly Roger, s dam Melpomine by Burwel's Trav-
eler, dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony g g g
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle. il
is thought unnecessary to so further with the ped-
gree as that already given proves Rego to be one of
the best bred horses now cXtant.
n. b. Mares will be fed at - cents per day
feb 1l--wSwc H. DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

New Spring Goods.
- OBERT II JENKINS Is opening bv the Pack
- ct Tantvy from New York, the following new
Dry Goods.
Chnrgeabic coorcd Gro de Maps
Rich figured white Gauzc Wells
Blonde figured GauZe IidkE fancy colored and
nan mournng-a new style Of goods, and for sa c at
low price.
a few dozen more OF those elegant embroidered
white cotton Hose.
few pieces, new style, French coronation Cling
hams. 30
Linen Floss and Linen Purlinr
-aiISo-
case German Linens, which for Gnepcss and
chcaPness, arc preferable any yet offered, and will
bo sold at the most reduced prices. at
X. III. JENKINS
mar i Linen and Fancy DRY Gools Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
Rail WUus. sc.

II EPORT to the Directors OF the Liverpool and
~ Manchester Railway, on the comparative mer-
Us OF locomotive and Fixed Engines. as a Moving
rover by Jas. Walker, Civil Engineer
observations on the comparative merits of Lo-
Sono'iSe ana Fixed Engines as applied to Railwn ys
BY r. Stephens 6 Joseph Locke Civil Engineers.
AN account Of the Liverpool and Manchester
hohway' by Henry Booth. Treasurer to the Compa-
ny-Ius' published, and for sale by
ap T. II NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
Soda Wafer.

TamTy UNCr and SCOurCr.
THE Family Dyer and Scuurer: being complete
Treatise ON the ars Of Dying and Cleaning
every article ot Dress, Bed and Window Furniture
Silk Bouncts, Feathers, &c, whether made of flax,
silk, CO ton WOOL or har also, carpets couutcrpanes
and hearth rugs; CUsuring a saving of eighty per
cent: BY William Puckcr--prcc but G2I cents.
Just published. and Tor snc by II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08
NEW MUSIC,

IN wv MOS4C.
ID |. SMITH (ate Collins ~ Coz has received
Ia. large addition to his stock Of Music for the
PIano-among which most of the late pieces and
rDpular Songs-thosc enumerated par, which
nc will continue TO increase as they are published in
the northern cities.
FHE PARTING IIouR-By II Delman
.. GIVE ME BACK sly ARAB STErD-By \. IIodsar
SHOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO KNow
., CEASE Busy FANcY-An original Swiss Air, sung
by Mrs Austin
Go GEORGE | Can't ENDURE YOU
The WARNING, from the Spansh-By Cor
YES, l Will LEAVE MY FATHER's HALLs--By
Sidney Waller
Ar PARTING WHEN THY HAND | rREsr--By w M.
r. Esq. Of Petersburg, Va.
The PRIDE OF TUE VALLEY-By Hemricd
BRITASNtA SAT- WEEPING
Twas NATURES GAY DAY--B Liyius
THE Musical WFE-By A. SchurZ
WE NETT. II. Baye
y! HAST THOU TAUGHT LOVE THE
J.tGHTLY HERg-By J. Moschaas
AWAY NY GALLANT PACE, AwAY-W. Ball
SoLDIERs rEAR-By a. Lee
Sailors TEAR-S. Waller
Lows RrToRNELLA-J. COOKE
ISLE OF BEAUTY, FARE THEE wErt--By y. a.
Rawlings
THE APoLLo--A collection of Solos, Variations.
Walzcs, Rondos Duets, &c from various Au.
thors arranged for the Flute, Piano, Guitar and
two Flutes, by l. Mlgncn, and a. Foit, NJ. ID.
EnBEN Pm MAJ MEMoRrA, Ducrto-by Rossin
ArRE's ia BICHrssE-By Aubcr
NJ MOurLIEH PAs-M. Grarlc
{ sFE THEM on TIrEIR wINpIN0 wAY--From Bishop
IIebor
CHRrsrMAs Vrsrrn IIyuN--Onc or three variations
CAPTIVE KNGur-By Mrs IIcmans
TnE SrAR Of BETHLFurN--WOrds by II. '.
White
TYRoLFsE EvENiNG IIYNN-By Mrs licmans
FRoM GRrESLAND's ICY MouNrAtNs-- Bishop II"bcr
LYRE SAcRE-(A periodical publication tvs
numbers Just received, ard many other standard
pieces for the Piano, Guitar. and Flute.
MN /cgI0ud SDjUgoc
VEGIE subscriber has received n small supply Of
4 this scarce and valuable seed, tn which he
would call the attention of the public. Those who
wish to purchase, be made acquainted with the
mode of culture TO ensure plentiful supply OF
il through the whole year II is said tn be innte
superior TO any other kind Of Spnsge in all respects
mar 81 q. G. MoNEMARh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

\ This thorough bred horse will stand
4 the ensuing season at my farm called Ma.
I chumps, in the county of Hanover, 5 miles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-08

CIoycrsccd, Whiskcy, Sugar, DC.
WE thus morning Receiving by nlc Steam.
w boat Norlo k from Baltimore,
100 bushels first quality clovcrsccd, aud
20 hhds Baltimore whskcy
And Ivy the Schr Richard, from New York,
10 bids New Orleans sugar. and
- do Porto Rico Inoasscs of superior uua
ity, for sale by RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
mar
Whiskcy and Coffee
Oh IIhds Baltimore whskcy
~ IA L..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

THE UNITED ST. irEs.


A calm observer cannot fail 10 be
foreibly struck in contemplating tho
rxtrao' binary spectacle now exhibited
in the United States. He will every
where witness the evidence of sur
pri-in2 increase IN numbers. wealth
and improvements. The Gszettes.
from every quarter Of the Union. give
animated descriptions Of the flourish
Ing condition of their own particular
'iis'ricts--of ire growth Of towns aud
cities, the extension Of trade. aud the
prosperity attending sgriculu,al. ma
nuiao turing. aud mechanical pursuits
u !, abondantly manifest tina, those
| are not the records uf vain toas,ino.
but that they ate sustained by subs,an
t'si ard ondeniabl. facts, aud such rs
must be familiar Ia every person vhu
has been a, the trouble TO examine for
himself. History furnishes no exam
pie ct such rapid advances made b,
any other nation on the high road t.
greatness and renown. II i. a lun,i.
nous commentary on the adj, vantage.
j." Tree government. where there 1.
room Ter vigorous action, with an ex.
lcmp'icn from burdcnsome debt and
Oppressive taxes The manner in
which our Cit, and State are spreading
abroad their means. and pu,hin. their
energies INTO every channel which
holds our reasonable reward, afford
matte Tor deep and gratifying reflec
ton. IL Is compound lever in the
body polite whose effects are wonder
iul. Its influence cam OF be estimated,
Tor there is no scale by which We car
measure such a powerful oombiua,ior
CT causes. W. are moving forward
WIN at Accelerated force, and with r..
grandeur that seems Ia throw all com
petition INTO tie back ground. Thrs,
remarks, however, III apply with much
force 10 every portion of tie confcde
rscy IT, Philadelphia, for instance
II l. stated that about five thousand
s'"re> and dwelling houses have beer
erected within the last two wears. -
AT the same time, the State uf Penn
sy''ania has m successful progress. one
oi the most comprehensive systems al
internal Improvement even projected.
ana which must necessarily omen sou,
oes OF aggrandizemsnt that will 81.
waite that extraordinary commemorate
TO the highest pom, Of splendor. In
many other towns and cities. similar
advances are announced. Itwould he
impossible to descend to particulars,
as time and space will admit IL. But
s'nce the facts are indubitable, We wan,
no further proof of the cnviable con.
dii'on OF our country; nor can any
thing more clearly demonstrate the
profound wisdom Of those council,
which laid the foundations of such un.
exampied prosperity. and which. in 4
timely manner, threw around us a
shield which a, once guaranteed 70 n,
fair and generous inheritance. ard
arrested tempest of caiamities. which
hurried IN the most threatening man
ner upon our borders.
~ 4 Daiy .}d,.rl'srr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

Don Miguers claim 10 the title OF
'yrsnt IS '"dispuisble. IL appear,
that 26,27o Of bis subjects are suffer.
iSg IN Portugal Tor alleged political
ofimes--- 200 have been ffsnspoftcd
-l3,7Co have emigraicd--snd 5000
concealed 20 tscape rpuishment.
In LISBON - have suffered on the
Sc hold. ard IN Porto &C. The popu.
i2i'on Of Portugal IS 2,f.o,Coo.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

The Lancaster "stsa,sbo,be.p =
very good Taper. that has for rs mo,
10 6iuhd'at-c urd NIGHT manner. .,
h no'si' To" following ~ its ilss-lissny
CLAY. Tor President DAsiTt Wra.
arLH, iOF Vice President.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10
Extract of letter from young gcntlcnzn d
Alabama 20 has father IN Alexandra, dated.

TATset Cl letter fron Young EcBtls.nIn i7
Alabama TO has father IN Aicxsndr.s, dated.
tHs,ssIoso'. Greene Co, Oct. -
i has;eh 80 ,DiO'm y0o. before tive
mail closes, that an express mas afrIv q
IRON { i'Dorpe county, apprisIpg The
ihhab.iaits OF tbs comfy, that r,sll,
OF the negroes Was 10 have taken place
on sunday last. boy having discoyer
ed the plot. Twenty Of The leaders
are In jail IN Claiborne. and Ne have
secured ten ~ this Deighborhood, one
of them preacher having about him
a number OF the Internal Libcraior.
ann appointed Captain Of the patrc
and have to ride 90 or 80 miles Of 4
night. rain to the contrary notwi.s
standing --Gdsetfc.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

FETERSBCRC, OCT 2S.
We have been informed by gel
nemsn from Susssx county, that or
thursday, the goth inst Is the Ja.
Tor entered The room Of the prison 10
Which the negroes condemned TO-
being concerned IN the late .nsurrec
ION we've confined, for the purposs
OF giving them their meals, thtv
knocked him down, aud rushed ovi
or Tie room. There being bot =
'Tali eusrd On duty a, he time, on.
81 the Williams vas Enabled tou.skt
ms s'spe--ont was allied ~ ttt
guard aud snother severely wound
ed' he Fen sindcf were secured VIII
out irIury. On Friday, fou- Of them
were hung 10 pursuance Of the prev.
Gus sentence q the Court.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

The Norfolk papers mention iaai
lfee onlersd nan, named Wat Jo.
ION, murdered his wife aud thld
lie i''e ~ Wight. on Wcdni.f
be iSih al. aid had made as cssa,
snII o,cd 10 Tie north.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10
BALTIMORE AND ONO Raj. ROAD

F0rfy miles open The Baltimore
"azetie oil Monday cvening.states the
gratifying fact "that the assurances
gwen IN the late annual rep1rt of the
President and Dircot tors To the Stool :
holders OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, that the second and third diyi
s'ons OF the road would be omen for
use by the first Of November. have
been realized"
In n letter which the Editor OF the
Gazette has seen from n gentleman
Who performed the trip. dated the .;0th
INST he says 1.-The Pioneer Car pass
ed Yesterday Saturday morning. on
The line. as far as to the foot Of the In
e'ined plane. No. I, at Parr Ridge. >,
being distance Of forty miles from
Baltimore.
The fourth Division of the road. which
extends 10 the Monocacy. ma we,I a.
the inclined planes over the par
Ridge. aid tie lateral road 20 Frede.
rick. are III such state Of forward.
ne's as IN l-aVs no doubt fsat the on
'rc road to Frederick will be opeped
within the month of November.
The graduation of the fifth division
extending from the Monocscv river ,c
The Potomac, IS nearly completed. eY
cept at a single point of about two Or
three hundred yards, which will soon
be graduated. and the travelling on the
road viii, without any doubt. be %.
tabl'shed 20 the Potomac river within
few weeks.
We believe that The actual distance
already about to BE- opened. being A
bout forty miles, embraces the l,pces,
line OF continuous rail wav NOW IN
operation either IN this country nr IA
Europe, and wien the road shall bc
ilnished 10 the Potomac river. wb,ch
VIII give 10 Baltimore an extent oI
raw road ct perhaps double ihe lery,l,
ct any one continuous line Of rail ,rsek .
"a the ~Ofld.-- BGh .4merican. Nor. I
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

The In'ernai improvement Con.
ven'ion net o. Lewisbu,g, on Mon.
day. j. -, doubtless, large and re-.
'pee'abie body; and u IS hoped the,
something valuable will result, from,
us laoours. We will probably b,
aoie 10 give the proceedings in our
next paper SiGUnfon Specfo1oy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-01

for Foreign Missions; Mr.. John T: Wheeler;
one of the printers Of the Cherokee Phenix; anu
Mr.. Thomas Gann-thc two asst mentioned are
citizens, with Cherokee families. Mr.: isaac
Proctor, assistant missionary at Carmei' haa me
evening before been taken and came WIN '' nc
Guard as prisoner. they were conducted "
the residence of Mr. Tarvin, where they were
kept under guard during the night. In n morn
ing they we're mrrched off by way OF E Ell pa,
where we presume. the same evening .he New
John Thompson. another missionary Oh lit 'A'''
rcan Board, was arrested
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-01
&ND
from the Uash,ngto GioG

from me ~ dShtngt0n Gt0Oe.
The following is given by "rhe Globe,
the concluding Letter published in the TelesraP
as having been written (but not signed BY hN'
KENDALL; and the remarks which follow 'h'
concluding part are obviously from the pen 2
Mr.. Kendall as none but he could have furnI''
ed them, and the Editor of the Globe being a.
sent, though announced to be on his return
"GEoRGETowN, 18th Nov. l'3a
"Dear Sir: Ny own indisposition and the !.
ness of my family, have prevented the REVISION .
the enclosed, or any further attention to the 81
ject. and send it just as it flowed from my pc.
"On Monday last, received letter nv !,
MIR. Blair. announcing his determination :.
leave Frankfort for this City, about the 18th ID;
this day. | regret his sudden resolution; O'' ).
will give you an opportunity, in few days !,
confer with him in person, and thereby rende' .
answer to his letter unnecessary.
Your friend, &c.
"AMOS KENDALL.
REMARKS. : From the Globe. La
Why Gen. Green has suppressed the c0nf''