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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

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hearing the significant motto 6 10 Ae o8'o-eo
,ra-,a m AGer the tram had al arrived at thn
Nonorarv the party aean moved forward, At
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the Muvand Vuslmat md Ohio The lfho
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two 2 NJ The entrance lnto that city vas truly
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t,,oa mi c,5,.,s ..,,4st Whose cheers I'll.
"o'e Ill a,1 a. f,.,,f. ,enen fis pnItr
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

- The jamaica Royal Gazette COPIES the
whole oftbc Grafton delivered by john Quincy
Adams, at Quincy, tho 1lh Of July lost, with
high eneomiums. con the whole (says that pa-
p@) the Grafton will " think, he found rspletc
with The sentiments of a prafoual raasoner and
worthy the attention olthe historian, the raos7
Ph"r t!ra statesman, and the jrist' 1hi, disn-
ion.ated eaosy Ola foreigner ona single pro1un-
uoaof Mr.. Adams, viii be the uiyilcl voice Of
po,t'rty onall his labors political and moral.
81 Let others hail t5c rising san
i OoN to him whose course IS ral.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

= Charles Riddle Esq. ofNashville has issued
Proposals Tor the publication ola ewspuper in that
place. to be called the Tennessee Reporter 1t
VIII advocate the present administration Mr. b. is
alawyer of eminence; and Is brother of the Presi-
dents OF the T. S, Bank and of the late M2j BddIe,
who was killed in the Missouri duel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

- The Pennsylvania Wing informs us thai
George b. Porter, appointed Governor of Michigan
some months ago, is now and means to remain a
resident fhe city of Lancaster, (Pcnn) there 10
p1oo'ilc Lalr, tor the present winter"--havmg re.
eai'el permission from Gen. Jackson TO do so I
Tic Wig thinks this gross oJqn'--but why
nay AT the Governor of Michigan reside in Penn
syIynia with as much propriety as the Minister to
Russio in LooIon The people have sanctioned
the Iattcr.-laad nIeoi we are informed tha, Mr.
Randolph has proved, clearly to the satisfaction Of
" lis delr coas Jituonts' that London IS the proper
place ion our Enjoys 10 Russia to rcsidc)-and
'a"y moAoow, IN orlet tobe consistent putup with
al sia,..lr act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

Besides sos, los, Cos 25s 2os, &c. &c
Tickets s., Halves 80 QrS y.
For sale at DlGGES' LOTTERY
ard Exchange Office Lyachburg
Dc >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

Class No J., for 1881.
lobe drawn al Richmond on Friday the Oh Of De
ceulber 1881.
IS numbers; 10 drawn ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

- t.,as. q. = y = l. te z.a5'.
Jssss Jass.oa Of Lasi.sja'e VS. elected I.s.'#
90, I'D ia The II. Of Representatives,. Jan'.
r,aa Of Madison. formerly Of Lyoeh5urs) -
q .sted Speaker. The mes sag Of Coy. Moore con
,a.ay nothing Of particular interest
Tho Lo.sll,urs Of Mississippi met at Jackson.
On ti.a ION u. lie Naisl'ez' says, that TN
alrIy attention Of tsl b9dy @'.be Gated 70 iha SIT
ua,lon ofrac Fros Ne5ros5 'sas Withl1 lie iirn'ta
a hat 3iats Every where, crusade 80 rs to b,
voag on against tins mfor7aaate race, seemingly
cruz aid uail1 ba,neger.helcss dictated by the
fr. ,reatlav Of NatIsa-aad We sec No cope for
t4eu. aavc in That t-igb, lar WINCH the par otism
aud p,li.aaropy oftte present aGs has cause to
arse on the b-uigL'ed Continent OF Africa II ere
t'oy mus; e. iftAey Uoili escape condition ran e
mtoleriyIe tlan .iaycy tseff which most certairly
awaits then Ultimately, i hey continue here; the
Source ofcnyY to tie slave and o daoger E, the
white. Wine t...y are do led b Leta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

Ir1qt d3eyRiis mem M, Charles Hammond.
hc venerable AID able Editor Of To Ciacinna. Ga
zrtte in replying 10 an article III another paper Of
that cry, Ni3I had ironically charged Vi II. with
desire toeas4ft tie Clay party. a.l1 unit himself
withfhe =" Il1ote H,gaef,' asks tins sisnlfcont
question Wha.wouid THIS wiseacre tiflt Of his
vision, were to satisfy HIM, that, within three
days, had received an QGdlo1 overture .fro@
Hoatagion 7'-.Hts Mr.. Hammond received such
an overture l'ac has, duty 10 himself AMI to
1is country calls upon him to expose HIM who
made 1t 10 the punishment which he merits Ifac
has no., lie knows enough ofrorrcct' ethics to be
awmo that he has norgat to msnnate lbat which
he cannot truly assert He OWES 1t to himself to
be explicit on tins subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

Stocking HRrdcr.-We learn, says the North
CaroiIna Spectator Of the i9th instant that james
. Marpi,y, Sen. Esq. one of most wealthy and fesr
peetabe citizens Of Burke county, was lately ,atps
dered m most barbarous aud shocking manaer5
by fisda'e Spsnserone OF his tenants. Having dis
agreed IN settlement thatwas attempted to be nude
by them Spenser requested Mr. Murphy to come
TO his house at particular day which he didgin
company Of several other gentlemen. After scs6le
Conversation On the subject. Spenser proposed Aat,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

EHECUTION.-Pu 10 sentence Dibdill
Holt was hung at Buffalo, \ Y.oa the 2ist n,t
for the murder of his wife II exhibited great con-
triton, and ascribed the uncommon fit of pge5ion
In which the act was committed 10 an Incorporate
course oflifc, He denied any previous malice, mp
to the moment when the fatal blow was given nh
hammer, which he held IN his hand for another
purpose; but he admitted that he did mean that
blow should be mortal in consequence Of the words
OF strong provoeotion used by his wife which he de
elned mentioning. He stated that renorsc instaa
tancousy followed the commission ofthe act. On
the trial. be pleaded guilty aud devoted his time
during his imprisonment to preparations tot fu;uri
ty. It is stated that 5000 spccarors surpmled the
galows that seats aud stands were let, and
booths erected for the sale of ardent sp.ri,s-and
That much nebrlety and confusion prevailed in con
sequence. The propriety of private execution,
has another illustration in this shameful exhibition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

The brg Chorob, Graeue arrived at Boston On
Sunday last from Sayrna, whence she stIed on
the It'll October. Capt q. state. that the Cholera
had made its appearance IN the Jewish part of
the city, and that the inhabitants wcfe ~ great Il
larm
F Bunker Esq of Constmdooplc, bearer Of
dispatches from the American Charge DIES AflaIres
at the Turkish Court to our Government came pas
senger in the Cherub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
TIE SEASON oPLEGIsLhTIoT

Thu eason, So busy 10 editors and So ,atsres-
tins toreadors Of newspapers, has been osbor.d N
Of is future cfnracrfr--by loud and angry winds
with tie usua. aceompanim=nts Of rude Wnuy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08

,DiHD-- Yesterday morning. Miss AGNES p.
- Lo friends Of Che deceased, and Of the fam
y Of Which she was a member are invited to attend
her remains 70 the place Of inernent, this morning
81 10 O'Clock from the residence Q: Hugh g. Ne
Ne-rcsa, c.. Gs..c-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08
HOUSE or DELEGATES

: 49, Nj ARCH 18th, 1881.
4 yesterday, the following bill passed. Reoulan, the
APPOINTMENT oil clerks OF courts and prescribing the tenure nv
"hich ey hod Their offices This bill PROV that the 10
ue oil Office OF the old clerks shall expire in June next Al which
e, new electos shall be heea ,hcv
od their oces for period of years. subject in the interval
TO removal Tor oical misconduct passed by vote of
70 TO III ?, Authorizing subscription the Bcrrvy;lI
turnpike Company; B. Authorizing subscription to the Mid
die Turnpike Company
The bill concerning slaves free negroes and mulaoes
disagreed 10 Ivy the House. postpone indeui,elv
, ne2atived
The nil auhosng commissioner be appointed TO pros
ecue the revolutionary CLAIMS of Virginia the States
Icing read the third time,
Mr. Claiborne of the of several of irr
ens moved to lay the bill for the present the table Mr.
4 alluded information which had into his ms
SESSION. which would induce him bill came up agan
10 move MS indefinite pos,ronement
The order Of the day the bill concerning Jurymcn heinz
read some conversation ensued between hIesss Wilson
NtceT NcwIO and Claiborne expedencv of dis
cussing the subject in committee and on question IN
postpone the order until Wednesday, Finally the Eou,e
determined the order itself according
y. into Committee of the Whole MIR Miller of Powhatan in
Chair. 80
We have heretofore, presented outline of this bill
sufficient TO enable the reader comprehend import
Aer amendments Mr. Ola horne moved substitute
to the bill To the effect Of giving the county same
power OF sunmonng Jurors day
by The superior of Law After much discussion this
amendment was ultimately adopted Committee, and subsc-
Gley sustained by the House, aud thus modified bill
VIII no doubt pass The feature of compensation 10 Jurors
w&s c%p"aeed by a decided majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08

5reierrng the old plan of . contribution by the
Slate, where individuals have subscribed 3.5-othcr
par'' OF the State lookng upon this mode as amount
ing to nothing, ana wishing to resort to loan to
effect the desired improvements. This is the point
OF division between the two divisions. We desire
our Observations made yesterday TO be qualified by
tbs explanation, and not to be understood literally
rs representing the South Side" as opposed to all
Improvements.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08
COMMERCIAL.

u There considerable sales of Country
Flour yesterday at from S65 to SCI We know Of
one sale OF GOO bbts at the latter price, There has
been no City Mills in The market lately, nor will not
tc TIL the grinding season comes round AGAIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08
I.nNnnS. Ian 90


Ia our grain market, prices gradually advan-
eng. Ar!cFIcen Flour now selling al 36sa33s in
bond l3Gan Corn. Rye and Barley will answer to
ship II comparatively cheaper than Flour; Rice has
improved; good is worth 23s in bond.
I4IYERrooL, Jan. 81.
GRtIN s. flour On this day week very an,
mated demand sprung up for American Flour in
bond orders having bf received purchase rayinn
more regard Quantity than to price, and all advance
Of abuui per bbl was obtained Dufng the week
occasional sa IS Elected at this advance and
oilers made for large quantities Sis Cd but reflssd
and on Saturday 10000 Ibis Were purchased at 35s
for trco fur f0S is IN Hdc T.es" appcals
10 &c very little doubt but tht average wi continue
to rise, and orr supplies be heavy until he
Spring, good prices may be expected TO rule in this
market Tor some time TO 1t would be difficult
to assign any particular cause for the late sudden
advance in price. There is nothing official as
Yet, in the reported prohibition to export prain
on the pat OF p, and aud Russia. 1t is now
tAn"gat, however, that Odessa will not be-
able :" furnish as abundant a sunDlv as has
heen expected. In the mean time larTe forces are
on foot and collecting the Continent for which
supplies wiiFhc required; and in many quarters an,
Prehenslons continue to be entertained Of general
war in Europe. But, perhaps, the princlpal and
leading cause o! increased confidence in an expected
Tso IN the price of Bread Stuffs is the opinion con
annually gaining ground, that the last crop in this
country will continue to prove both in quality and
quaH.ty more deficient titan has hitherto been snppo-
sed. The pre- sent du.y Flour is Os I'd ucr bbl;
ON Wheat i6s 3D. and on Indian Corn 3s 4d per
quarter
We remain, IesDecl FuIIv vcur o;,'t gory,,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08
We remain, respectfully, your o6't servts,
ROSkELL, OGDEN. G. co.

NB ICkLES OPFICE Drawing OF the New
I've York Consolidated Lottery, No Q:
50 % 81 10 81 Al 81 /
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
RCBT. AgyGHES,
AEU.Hss a.

Opposite the old Market, Main Street, Richmond,
EGS leave respectfully 10 return his
-H-2 sincere thanks to the ladies' and gentlemen
of Richmond, Manchester and their vicinnies
tor the very liberal encouragement he has M t
with since his commencement III business, and
assures them that nothing shall BE wanting on
has part TO merit continuance of their support
K. Il! solicits call from the public gene
rally, as 'heY will find his prices fill 20 per
cent lower than any other establishment in
Richmond, whilst his cut aa! workmanship is
second to none in the State. 90
Il. II. would ALEC solicit u call from the Mil
itary Gentleman of the city and country, to
Examine his style Of making uniform coats.
K. Il particularly sccits the attention of the
ladies, TO Gn nsrect.un of his Riding Habits.
as beng something very superior.
Country merchants supplied on the shortest
notice-say suit of Clothes made complete in
ten hours. sept 2T-coI5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
TREE-HILL RACES

WihL commence the first Tueedsy in o.
W tober next.
FIRST DAY-a sweeps'ake--two mile heats
entrance S200-hulf foriei--3 subscribers
/. JUS J. Harrison enters produce o. Polly Cobs,
by Arab
?. Otwoy Hare enters produce Of John D. A
miss mare Fiir'i!l5, by Archie.
g. JAS. NJ Seldcn enters produce Of his D rec
tor mare, by Charles.
!. John y. Eerty enters Troddce Of Cocuotte.
>. Wm F.. johnson enters produce Of Rsali' y,
by Charles
8. VIM. Wyune enters produce of Isabella, by
Archie
7. Jno. Mlnpe eris-s produce Of Bet Bounce.
by A,cEic
8. Geo Garrison enters AtaIanfa. BY Archie.
SECOND DAY--PropriotoE's II Sc f5oO--two
mile heats.
THrFD DAz--Jockey Glib Purse 81 600
-four mile heats
FOURTH DAY-AD interesting race is expect.
cd to be made for this dav.
BY TIE PROPRIETOR.
Accom- nodation as usual at the Tree Hill
House, ou$ne field. sept I2--zpi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

Fry virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to
1924, by William prosser, and Mory G. his
VIE, and duly recorded in the Clerks OsIice of
Henr'co County, to secure debt due to Sam1.
VI; Bockus, Of seven thousand seven hundred
dollars as evidenced by bond bearing interest
from The date thereof shall offer for sale. at
nnonc auction, on the premises, for cash, on
Friday the sixteenth day of December next; If
tar II not, the next fair day. certain tiact, o
parcel Of land, lying in Curles Neck, in the low
or pat of Henrico County, adjoining the lands
OF Col. Nn Allen, and Bowler F.. Cooke;
known by the name of Bremo, containing by
survey, two hundred ard nin,y acres; two hun
drcd aud sixteen and half acres of arabic
AM, and Of first quality James River land, and
he remaining part swamp land. with comforI
table dwelling house. and all other lonyen ient
out houses thereon.
rep Is-cts NATH NELSON, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
JOURNAL OF C&MWERCE
ESelsssss Edition.

a n EVENING EDITION of the Journal Of
70 Commerce is Published DAILY, and sent off by
the great Southern and Northern Mails and the
Steamboat Mail to the Fast. This edition con-
tans all news received by the mails and from yes
gels arriving at this port and naticc of mercan
tile transactions in the New York Market when
ever they possess interest, down 10 9 o'clock, F.
NJ. The Editors have established vciy valuable
correspondence with all the principal commercial
Gtca il, the void. They have employed for three
yeags past, the fast sailing
SCfIR. JOURNAB OFCOMMERCE, Of so tons
built in Baltimore, expressly lor them, besides
row boats, dcyotcd exclusively 10 their use by
wac!i Ships have been frequently boarded at the
distance of fifty, and sometimes one hundred miles
from the city. They have now building, the pilot
boat
SCHR EVENING EDITION, of rs tons,
which will soon be added 20, and placed at the head
vi The present ngoments, The whole maintained
at an annual expense of over Seren thousand dot
lars. All the plans of the establishment are upon
the most liberal scale OF expense, and possess an
efficiency which constitutes the Journal of Com
merce, issued as it Is, twice day, chan
mel Of news, both Political and Commercial
surpassed by nothing which can be found in this
city. Full accounts Of news received by fore IN
arrivals this port have been frequently sent of
twenty -four hours before this MERCHANTS letters by
the same vessels were placed in the Post Office
This paper contains full review of the New
York market week, and of the Cattle MAJ.
ket at Upper Bulls Head, full accounts of foreign
useful to men Of business. It has been received
with s.ci. favor by the mercantile community, that
although establi he'd but four years ago. its pre-
sent daily circulation exceeds TWO rrougASD III
GLIDING, the editors believe, at least as large
number of active merchants, can be CLAIMED
by any other paper in the country. Nearly half
this circulation has been added during tho last
twelve months, by unsolicited subscriptions. il
has come to be extensively substituted in the place
of spstolary correspondence, aud i'll various dircc-
fa tim nth aln
| possessed by tbs daily papers of this city.
| During the winter, when the Northern and East
prn mails start in the morning, the morning mail
is forwarded, that subscribers receive morn
ing and evening edition alternately, giving then
the throughout the year to the latest possible
houE.
Terms $40 per annum, payable in advance AL
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail, a
the risk and charge of the editors. Semi-weekly
Journal of Commerce, Sd. Mercury published
once week in large quarto, containing the news
and principal reading articles of the Journal o
Commerce, with the New York Blankets, but n,
advertisements, SO, i'll advance.
HALE s. HALLOCK.
| New York, Sept. 81, 1881. sept 29-2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
LAND FOR SALE.

TWILL be sold, on Saturday, the god of Oc-
w io6er next if fair. J., not the first fair day,
Sunday except, thereafter, on the premises, to
the highest hid@cr, the Estate in Nelson County
called Rockiish, whereon the late Doctor David
X. Pa'ieson resided 1t lea in the fork of
Rocktish and james River and contains about
hve hundred and sixty acres Both the low
gronnd ard high lGnds are of most excellent
qualify AN. susceptible Of the highest degree Of
Improvement. The 'er:ns will be one two, three
and tour gears cre0tt. SECURED by bonds and ap-
proved security, and dcsl Of trust OH the
land.
greatly prefer selling the Estate for cash,
there fore any person disposed in the meantime
to give cash, will apply To MIR Thomas Taylor
III Richmond, who is authorised to sell it. or 10
myself In Buckingham, and ii sold previous t,
the day above I'M ntloned due notice will be pi.
ven propose a.edng on it good crop of
wheat and IN g"oa time, .1r which moderate
compensation Will be expected. Possession
at Christmas. The purchaser may supply him.
self with corn, fodder, SC and such stock as he
may desire on the pace.
This Estate is we'll known to he .ery suoe.
nor one, but p5esumi7g purchasers wall Judge fer
themselves, | shall merely invite ,h,m res
pccttu!y, kat confidently, to look nj it. II viii
be shewn by mr. Spencer Turner, who Iy.s
adjoining, or by myself
REUEt.N Z I...WTESON,
Executor Of David Z Pat;eson. decd
buckingham, August &c, 1881. SPIT 5-c.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

81 To Ads@t'ssrs.-As tho days shorten, il ~
necessary to put our paper to press at an earlier
hour. To enable us to do so, Advertisers arc re-
qnescd to hand in their avors early as possible
We shall endcavor to get in every advertisement
sent-but cannot insure the insertion on the same
dag, of those sent in after III o'clock
We would also remark that il would save the
trouble oil writing two copies, to those who adver
tse IN both the Daily papers, by giving US GO
neral order to copy from the morning paper their
advertisements sent i'll the previous evening at too
late an hour for our paper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
FPa5e<xye $cyaO0E,

NNRS. ANNA MEADS School fer the in
I'VE structon OF young ladies' in the higher
branches Of education. to include drutping, will
be re-npened on MONDAY. the Sd ot October,
at her rooms, an The rear IF The residence Of the
Iate Mr. 3. Stetson, corner Of II and l4th
streets Mrs. NJ proposes TO limit her number
of pupils to .tif2esn. BY derotug her whole time
to so small number. she hopes to be- able to
afford her pupils advantages of intellectual and
moral culture, syhi CHI would not be IN hsr power
if her school was larger. For particulars. appli-
catic7 may be uade to her at the swelling of
her brother, the Rev. VIM. ]. Armstrong.
Sc S9-wSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
New Hardware and Cufgc,.w
STORE

III ne sign Of tie Go!dc,, Broad fire.
On Main Street, second door Below Mr.. Jocno.
I'm +. IItHyors, and directly opposite Messrd.
q 'ilH sub.cHhe's have formed connection
RI for prosecuting the above business, nndeG
me firm Of Johnson s. Sydnrr, and ore now
opening n very handsome, entirely new, and
W." selected assor. frient q
HARDWARE, CUTLERY & sADDLERY
10 Wnich they inv tie the attention of their frienCs
'pd ne pubic generally, as they are determined
10 sell on as good terms as they cad be pufcbose5
IN the city, aithsr " Wholesale or retail :
THOS. 7. JOHNSON.
sePt IL JOHN S SYDNOP.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
a GABg I'd.

10000 Dollars ,oorth of Dry Goods, at and under
prime cost
SaT & D. KYLE & co. having determined
to change their present business, will
THIS day commence selling their entire stock Of 5y
goodo NJ ar6 under prime cos. Within the ,a$
five weeks they have received fresh imported fall
goods TO an amount exceeding 1000, which.
%'th their former weekly supplies, renders the as
Sortmcnt very desirable. In order tc make Il spec.
dy close, they will offer such inducements TO coun-
try merchants, rs cannot fail TO meet entire up-
probation.
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