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LIST ult. the schr. Horny Clay, Capt
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Nicola Mole, N. w. point of St. Do
niugo, by piratical vessel, about ~
TONS. sloop rugged, manned by si'
blacks, came directly from the shore
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schooner, and ordered the captsin z
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IL scfibef until ths lsf day of March, next,
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Master Comunandent, David ConddFs
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

! am not honored, beg Of you 70 say, that
an. truly sensible of their KIND and generous
| regard, which has induced them 10 offer NE
! this proof Of their favorable confederation ant
| appreciation, at this particular jonciure. n
needed any stimplant TO urge the on In IN.
strait forward path OF my duty, should find
II In this. Bat as n tepre sentative of Wig mis-
! can never forget what IS due TO hsr, and viii
ever strive 10 main,ain her rights and interests
in striving To maintain the Federal CoDstiiu-
lion. such M she believed II to he when she
adopted II. She asks nothiug more--and will
no, b. content 18th any thing less lhan this.
am very respectfully, Gcnilonrn, your nv.
obedt. sors't
LITrLEToN w. TAZEWELL-
Messrs. T. w. Gilmer, VIM. q. Goodr, lhos.
Miller, =. Williams, Ir, d. w. Leigh, X. "
venable, j. Lyons.
Gloucester, 5prsI g. 1881.
Genilemrn--Yo letter bearing tie date
aud pos, mark Of the 9th March, conveying
TO me on behalf Of n namber Of The members
of the present General Assembly and chize6s
OF Richmond, All invitation 10 paitake oil putt
lie dinner TO be given iG kicbmond, At such
time a. would suIt my convenience, DID nUt
reach mo Until last eyening a circumstance
which the NOR. regret as you express sohc'-
tuds for an early answer Pro :e.dng as does
this MANIFESTATION of rsspsc, and confidence NJ
well ftom those who now compose he cons,hf-
cut body to which Mn responsible, as from
manysot my former constituents of the city OF
Richmond, IL pains I'VE to fotogo the honor OF
yonf insiatiop. Thu ilness OF member OF
my family lrsvrs IN. no altein',ive bai 10 d.
cline IT, Need express 10 you, gentlemen.
the deep impression which your eoainnbica
ton has made Upon mo ! canno, be inseoSi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14
N0,folk. March 2sh. Is3I.

Norfolk, March 25M, 1881.
Gentlemen have hi. moment received your
letter vi the 10Th insi. inviting me 10 partake
OF public diuurr to be gwen IN Richmond
by ni,nUcf vi the Members oil the present
General Assembly snd Cnizdns OF Richmond,
at such tim. hs Will suit my convenience; aud
IN conpisnct with your request, lmmsd,ai,
" an.wer II. nope need mol say 10 any oi
you, Gentensa, thatit will give me much
pleasure, At al tunes, 10 mees you aud any ~
Tiers OF tie Members of the Gensrsl Assembly
or OF my fIicnds VI The CITY OF Richmond. upon
any oriiuaIy occasion. when We may freely
interchange oar friendly greetings and saluin-
iions aud irAukIy communicate 10 each vi her
our ihuu his aud opinions upon any and every
subject But bo9e you Will excuse me fer
declining ~ accept ~ invitation too public
dinner, ain II proposed 10 10 given ny even
such persons.
| will not affect ignorance OF the kind and
gansrous feelings. lhat have prompted some Of
INV couniIymeu. To olfer me, aud through you
too, Ia wnom lrseog pize much valued friends
tni. testimonial OF their regard aud esteem and
uulminlshed couGd.nce. Believe me tbess
feelings are property appreciated by me. They
sl,eal. d,r4.tly lu my heart. and inspire sucn
gratitude as may no, attempt TO express
You must pardon air, however. for suggesting,
inatthe feelings, and The causes by which
,hey are prodsced, constitute OF themselves a
slrung objection 10 our meeting at ,nis time " :
oa any such occasion as that 10 which you IA
vlte me.
Public dinners. given to public men. IN sea
sons Of high parry excitement, are not we'll
calculated to aeeten the natural acerbiiy OF
party feelings. Many are ihs causes of "gi'a-
ton at this time, which We ought 10 hope may
be but accidental aud temporary. For my
own lait will not abandon tins hope until
am constrained 10 do SO. Wbile il ye, hngsrs
with me, wish noi 10 Ian the name OF discon
tent furtner than my duty may require.
shonli had IL dilli.uit, perhaps impossible To
avoid this, was | to eonply VITA your Kind re-
| quest nov. Therefore, again pray you, to
| excuse me yourselves, aud to make my
excuse acceptable to those by whom you
have been deputed, Tor declining tuis Invita-
! lion.
| Each Of you, who know me WILL will per-
fectly understand the s,ugIe motive that di.-
tates this ungracioos refusal OF your prohsred
l,iadness. To others, waib "hJss acquaintance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14
Ernm lhe Riohmnud dhip

MESSUo. IAZEHELL AND TYLER.
Wa recently stated Inn, tue man9asr'ng to
prevent the manifestation OF appreciation for
the course Of hIesrs iazsweIl aud Tyler OF
The Turkish Mission. had jaited--and that
those geniIe,nen bad been invited 10 pnftake
OF IA public diu0er III this city. by various mem
bers Of Assembly aud ohizSns. as Il token OF
their APPRECIATION and cunGdoncs-we now
present the answers Of the Virginia Senators
TO tba, invitation, ress,ying the privilege Of
com,nsnt unlilsuother day,
Richmond. NsrcA 40, 1881
Strive have been deputBd as "A Committee.
Oh behnif OF u number OF the lneinbefs oil the
present General Assembly and c,l2ens OF Rich
mond, 10 invite you 10 paftake ol public din-
ner, 10 be given al this place. al such time as
will su, your convenience. Aa earl? answer
is desired.
Yours. very respectfully,
l. W. GlLMEk,
WA. o. GOODE,
I'll. MILLER,
T.. WILLIAMS, Jr Committee.
l.. W. Leigh,
H. n. FENABLE,
J. LYONS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-14

Mesns. i. w. Gilner, WIN. o. Goodt, lhOS
Mdler, L. Williams, Jr. b, W. Leigh, H. n.
Venablc, j. Lynn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21
HOUSE OLE DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, FEE 18th, 1881.
The Senate have passed the bill amendInr an
act authorship certain commissioners to raise sum
OF money by Lottery for purposes therein mem
toned, passed January 29ih, 1880 They arrre to
the resolution to elect Brgadler General of the
10th Brigade this day, and they have adopted the
resolution appointing Joint Committee to announce
TO Gov Floyd, the fact of his election.
The Speaker announced the following as the Joint
Committee, on the part Of The House, to dicharge
the last resolution: Mcssrs. Gimer. Anderson of b.
tetourt, EPpes, Terrlll, Summers, Hoe, Yanccv.
and Helms
The engSssed bill permitting Charles liberated by
the late Mr. Wynn of the county Of Sussex, to re-
main IN the STATE gave rise to animated debate in
which the bill supported by Mdssrs Eppcs Clai-
borne, Rives of Prince George, opposed by hTessrs
Atkinson, Leigh, Campbell OF Bedford, and Moore.
and rejected by ayes and nocs--ayes 30, noes II.
Bills passed., Concerning the county and super-
courts OF Franklin; 2, To incorporate the Fa-
mouth and AmIssvIe Turnpike Company; e. Con-
corning BENZ Pollard trustee for Samuel Overton;
4, Authorizing the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund TO sell the Bstoc tract of land in the
county of Prince William
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
On motion Of MIR. Williams Of HARRISON the House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole Mr.
GiLDer in the Chair, the bill authorisne loan for
the purposes Of In ernul Improvemcu--(32O 900 600
The first section of the bill having been read, Mr.
Jackson moved to amend it, by pledging in addition
to the proceeds of the fund Of internal Improvement
che surplus revenue Of the. State Mr.. J. reminded
the House. that the surplus revenue Of the last fiscal
year S83,OOO--a sum which If the taxes were
not reduced, would be competcntto meet the interest
the loan, leaving The fund Of internal improvement
unencuFnoered. If there was no surplus revenue o.
If the taxes were reduced the pledge would be in
operative.
Mr. Anderson of B,teouyt, was sorry a. the pro-
posai to amend at this stage Of the bill He wanted
not dollar borrowed except on the faith Of tho
State. He was sure that the profits of the improve
ment would be sufficient, without pledgnr surrlus
TeVenue--whlch If there was any, might be applied
MIR. Christian thought O. surplus revenue too con-
tngent fund to rely upon for this p1rpose--and rs
farther, he presumed The Legislature proposed 70 nav
the judgments of the courts IN the cases of the rey5
lutonary officers, the surplus revenue would bo TO-
uired for hat purpos
The amendment was then rejected
The second section upproprIating he sums borrow.
ed to the several improvements being read Mr.
miller Of Botefourt, moved to- ll the blank for fl,e
James River to Lynchburg with SGOO,ooO--and the
motion was carried
Mr. Miller moved to I'll the second blank for the
river between Lynchburg and Coyrrtoa with
$3.50 00o--gud it was carr'ei
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21
10 Re CONTINUED

CONGRESS-Thc proceedings on Vedn,s,,,,. ri;,
ne interest Ia the Senate memorials against the removal
me southern Indians presented by Mr. Robbins of Rhode
island htr NpFdSuc ~ Maine aud Mr. Barnard of
ma. ny Bar4aF' hon the C"mn!tee judiciary re-
rortCd OH relative 10 the organization Of tile nua in a
District Of Columbia The BIN for The ,eefof the LEGAL s
ssn'aiye OF General Moses Iazcn read bird time
ana passed The bill To authorize extension and construn
ton Of lateral branch the Chic and Baltimore Rail POI
onSi me District OF Columbia was, together with suniry
oLe' bills rom the House Of Representatives, forwarded thro
the preliminary stages, and deferred for revision Mr. Dicke
sou ron the Committee Manuiac lures to whom had bern
referred the bill 10 reduce and fix the or su oed
INTO The United States, made special report on the subject
when was ordered to he printed On call Of Mr. Smi,h OF
aFyand the General appropriation bill was abcncsr,ir
ameTdmcn's were proposed and ordered 10 be printed
On the motion OF Air Chambers special orders Of the da
were suspended, and the hill l, the punishment Of CRIMES in
the District OF Columbia read second time and ordered
20 De engfossc nf third reading Several private and local
bills were considered IN Committee whole and order,
Adjourned 100 ~ -
ne rouse o Representatives chiefly engaged in egas
ton on 'ie Military Pension B an! the claims Of ndrd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21
CORREsPONDENCE

between General ANDREw JACKSON and
JoHN c. CALHOUN, President and Vice
President of the United States, on the
subject of the course Of the latter in the
deliberations of the Cabinet of Mr. Mon
roe on the occurrences in the Seminole
war.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21
Ho6yJ,C Cunoov


Extract Of q letter from the Hon Daniel Newman to
the Hon wilson Lumpldn, dated near Nashville.
Tennessee, Ssh January, 1929, enclosing copy of u
letter of Wp II. Crawford TO Affect B1ch.
w. II &. has done Mr Cathoun great deal of
injury, well by bis private uTachin=j oNs his e.
tansive correspondence In addition %Sa,he caar
which he wrote 10 Nr Balch, copy of r&fch now
euClo~c You, land which has been soon h@ General
Taoks5n.) he a short time since wrote a letter to c..
~. Campbell proposing that Tennaszcc shs51id va:6
for third person for the Vlce-P Presidency Gud re-
Cuesfcd Mr.. Campbell 20 SHOW the letter To Gen.
Jackson.
I hope Mr. Calhoun VIII take the carries, oppa.-
tunity Of seeing Gen. j., ard putting AL taa~s
straight FOR canno' believe fsr o1o L1,u.n. t. a.
allegations 81 -. y. & T."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21

Copy OF a letter from Hon. Wilson LumpkiR, en-
closing extract of letter from General ID. New
nan to him, covering copy of William II. Craw-
iord's letter to Alfred Balch. Esq. Of Nashville,
Tennessee.
WAsHINGToN, eth Jaaua5.b 1920
DEAR SIR: | herewith enclose you the copy of 8
letter received from my friend General Daniel New
nan, IN whom have great confidence. | also rive
you an extract from my friends letter.
The great confidence and friendship which have
long entertained, and still entertain, for General
Jackson, as well as Yourself induce me TO take the
liberty OF making this communication 10 you. | am
confident the best interest of common country re-
CURES, not only the harmonious and patriotic union
o the two first officers Of the Government bat Of eve
ry patriotic citizen Of the whole country TO rovn IN
dignantIy upon all iRriguerS, managers, political
JHggters, and selfish POLITICIANS OF every description
trAo are disposed TO diUide and conquer.
| feel the more at liberty and authorized TO make
this communication, because I know, of my own
knowledge, you and your friends are misrepre--
scented upon this sis lcCt However, General Jack
son, himself must see and know The object Of these
shallow efforts.
do not know one conspicuous friend OF yours, but
what has constantly, zcaousY, and uniformly suppor-
ted General Jackson from The day that PENNSYLVANIA
declared in his favor TO the present time. How then
Vt be possible that General Jackson can suspect
the friendship Co0sancy, or sincerity of you your
friends? No; he CaUn0t--hn viii not--hc does not.
have quite TOO mach confidence in the General 70
believe such idle tales.
Nevertheless. it is proper lor You and him both to
be apprized Of The Vaccinations Of the rnscmcvotls
You are a. liberty TO use this communication in
any way you p'aasc.
Win respect and esteem.
Your obadIaut servant
WILSON LUMPKI74.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21
COMM EGEeCIAE.

ia,esI Cd,e rom London. via Liverpool, January j
''vSt s I'.c rom ,"'e'P3oI direct January -
Latest Date from Paris, via Eagland Usrember 81
Latest Ds,c from Hay1c direct Dc,cInber / ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21
| am, dear sir, your friend.
And most obcdient servant,
II,

ALFRED BALcu, E~q
true and exact copy, (notcd In the handwriting
Of Gen. Newnan.l 2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-21

FRoai WAsniNoroN.-rhc long Expect ed publica-
"on fro" Mr.. Calhoun has at last appeared; aften
much hucuation of purpose his part, and after the
most Violent and repeated attempts to induce him TO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11

King Street, Alexandria, ID. t.
HAS lust received, on commission, from J. b. Rus.
sells Seed Establishment, Boston, large, prime
and rich assortment of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11

Seed Potatoes.

4 FEW bushels of Seeding potatoes, just received
"A and for sale by WIN. n MORRISON
These potatoes are only four wears from the ball;
they took the premium from the Essex Agricultural
Society in Massachusetts,, in the fall They rep.
resented by the person who raised them. tolerably
early, more than middling bearers remarkably deli
and mealy, size nearl, round, color white, and
have 5u. very few protubersnces. good opportu.
nifty now offers to farmers and gardeners, to secure
superior variety of this important vegetable for seed
They are sold here at the price which they readily sell
for by the person who raised them vz 81 per bushe
Persons in want of them will please apply soon as they
nearly all engaged.
Also, Just arrived per brig Alexandra, fresh and
choice supply ofgarden seeds which. with the former
lot, makes as fine an assortment as can be found in
any place. Likewise, upwards of 100 varieties Of
flower seeds
All theabove seeds are of the crops of $3.50, and of
the very first quality, being raised by the most expe
rienced growers. expressly for J. RussEL's seed
establishment Boston, Mass and offered for sale here
at his prices where, ALSO be had the greatest va
riety Of aren field, and flower seeds to be found in
the u. States.
Also fruit and forest trees. shrubs grape vines, bull
bous A,wer roots, agricultural books &c
~ b. All orders for any of the above articles by let
ter, post paid OF otherwise, will be attended to nm-
diately. mar ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11

Mr. CASEY, Patentee of the Dormant Balance
vi for the Cure Of Lateral Curvature ofthe Spine,
respectful, inf the Faculty of the District, that
he has taken rooms at Mrs ArguelIe', in rennsyva-
mia Avenue, for The purpose OF giving full exposition
ofhis method Members o. Congress and their ladies'
well as other ladies and gentlemen. residents Of or
sojnurners in the District, respectfully invited
to take view OF the very simple means by winch a
perfect cure of sillictn. and vide spreading
irrcgulari,, the human form, has be Elected III
rious parts ofthe Union The sestatons ut the clear
and decided superiority Of the Dorman, balance over
all other methods, include The testimony OF the first
Surgeons, Psychologists, AID Ply scians IN the Union,
as we'll as Of Paris and London
Washington CITY. feb 2S-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
To Cabinet Makers

4 CHOICE parcel of wide, well seasoned bali inch
N poplar received SOME time since from the state oi
New York.
Also for sale, prime lot of well seasoned long n.
Carolina S flooring, and 10. of hrst rate cI'a'
susquehannah, with general assortment OF lumber
fen % 4, SIAH ". DAVIS.