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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21

ed the guns the preceding day, They wer,
pursued ioi some time, and made a show o
resistance near ycndrzewo. whese tho groune
was advantageous but the fire Of the ART llsry
which commanded their position, having eaus
ell them graai loss, aud the Russians charging
with the bayonet they gave way, aud, passing
Mtnsk they reueaied 10 Dembo Wlckia. lhs
Comm snder-in- Chief having convinced himself
tia, all the masses had retreaed aud that he
bad only 10 do with rear guard, suspended the
pursuit and withdrew his itoops melt day TO
their positions. The Ru.siaus made 100 prii.
oners IN this march. which wnhout faiiguing
The troops, has again proved the superiority
oi lhe,r arms, a. the resolution OF the enemy 20
avoid battle. Tho Russian loss Is not 100
men 10 killed and wounded. Gen. Giahbeg
who led the van guard, has received n eontu-
sion, which has not Obliged him 10 quit the
ranks 10 which he does so much honour by
his talents and valor.
tPruaian State Gasetie, May %.
TURKEY
BELGRADE. Mey l2.--Aner the battle Of The
23d OF April, the troops OF the Grand Nizier re-
treated towards Monasier, without being pnr-
sned 10y the enemy, who seem 10 ba sensible
that though they gained ground II brought no
advantage 10 them 10 compensate Tor their los
ing double the number in Killed aud wounded
on The 2lst aud 23d, from the well organized
they have neither. They have accordingly re-
treated TO Pnl pc, II is evident that the Facha
oil ScuiaIl intends 10 c vi oil he grand zier's
communications by nj ,nncing on the noun.
'ains along the river Vnndar, and so compel
the grand Vlzrr 10 act on the offensive. in "A
country where he cao derive no Advantage
from 'l,e discipline Of his troops OF from his
cavalry OF artillery.
The town oil Prflipe, which 10 the mart of
Macedonia, In. been plundered by the insur-
gents many houses have been set fire TO and
destroyed. aud large magaSsnos OF goods on.
tirclv destroyed.
II ~ SAID that The inhabitants (chiehy
oiteks aud FIanks, aud III reiorc natural al.
nefen's OF The new order al things) assisted
the troops oil the grand V,z,er, and thereby
drew this vengeance upon themselves.
Nurembpg Correspondent. Maya
ITALY.
letter from Venice ol the 18th inst. states
that the Austrians are makiag immense pre-
pnralions for war, aud that they never had
such formidable army IN Italy as oil tho pre-
sent moment. This Vonelians continue 10
complain violently against the free port.
They cannot now sell on terra hrma.
The produce OF their vintage, 20 gallons OF
VINE, (Engitsh measure,) does not fetch four
swanz,cher %, ODD Manulae lures oI every
Kind are IN despair account OF the heavy du-
l,es they have TO pay teloio they eau send their
goods to the terra hima.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
From The Pettrsbmg Mfeihgencer.
CoduuRrrArtoa

FniEaD RronE -rnou sayest truly, " The
times are strangely om Of joint" but ofnll men
n0tO living In the slate, J1HH fLoYD and In :.
MAS IA roHE. srs The two last, from whom
such declaration was expected. Who labor
ed harder, or more successfully TO +" complete
the Combination, TO place tho reins OF govern
ment IN the hands Of AHDHEw, fhan The Coy.
ernor and Printer OF Virginia Who more
lavish than they, ,n'Draising the late splendid
Cabrnet, the chosen, iIied and approved coun-
sellor. of The Do, and greatest OF men ~
WHAT act, MEASURE, or word. done, reconi-
mended or uttered by ANDhgw, have they
condemned or censHed As emsnating from
weakness or wickpiaess ia hunf How 10 ID
possible. friend RlrcHlg that " the timcS' could
get so " strangely ont OF JOINT" under the gui-
dance Of a mind so enlightened, u heart 81
pure AS our AsDnEw pJSse,sesf
II ~ pleasant to pore over the Enquirer that
we're published within the first four u.ontbs after
il was sscerlained the best and creates, of
men" was 10 RUE over us. II bring. 10 oar re-
collection, and we,enjoy anew the great de-
light inexperienced when first reading !" Let
General Jackson select (for hi, Cabiae)
whom no may-be is che of ihe last men
upon the face oi HE earth. who - 10 be NOV
cd from his purpose,-fie lciH select tho best
aud ablest nsn, whom e can obtaia putting
ut dehaGce all the miseonstrociIoas OF all hts
enenieS he will present ~ with Cabinet
every man OF whom IS not only among the pus
rest aud most patriotic Of his political hieHds,
net SO much personal friends, rs friends OF his
election, aud of feform But among the abiest
men m tue ssdon-Every min Of them
the FIRST in character, tue hrst ia qaalitica-
tions.
We love also to read over the Inaugural Al.
dress Of Z" the greatest and beet, ia which be
talks 50 pretlIy of Economy--1i Reform - {
looking with reverence TO TIE examples Of pub
lie v,riue lett by his illusuiois predecessors -
. the IighIs tina, flow from the mind that iound-
ed aud The mind that reformed our System
How many fine aud faithful PROMISES the
good oil man made TO rs Aud then too,
poor WnLiAM b. G'LE,' commentary Oh I'd .
Inaugural; wherein We poinied on TO US the
| beauties OF compo siton--,he in'mnaby elegant
and DELEGATE Auiithesis--WnLiam AS well as
| thyseli trend Thoma., had so uach TO say Oh
| tie subject thar we considered ourselves az.
sufed VI literal periorniao CO oil those far pro
| LESSONS aud promises. !
! The Enqui,efs oil the period referred 10, ar D
| interesting Oh many accounts, but in mona moro
than 10, the manner IN which they speak Of
the courageous General DUR GREEs, and ihs
good ne a ven born AMOS kEsDALL How cor.
daily Amos. AspREw aud DUR, anised IN TIA
greai wora Of Ref,s0s-D.d says "kendalg'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
POETRY.
From The 81. LOUIS Republican.

From The 81. LOUIS Republican.
TO MY HUSBANDS FIRST GRAY HAIR
know thee mol, loathe thy race,
bni IN thy lineameuts | trace
What time shall strengthen, not eface.
By ron.
Thou strange unbl1deu guest! from whence.
lhus early hast lbon sumo ?
And Wherefore Rude intruder, hence
Anu find some iitr home.
These rich young locks are all too lair;
Indeed thou must not linger there.
10, take thy sober aspect where
Tue youthful cheek IS fading;
vi md some inrrowed brow which care
And passion have been shading
And add thy sad malignant trace
10 mar he aged or angushed face.
Thou wilt not go Then answer me,
Aud tell what brough, thee here
NJ one OF all Thy tribe / see
BESIDE myself appear
AID through these bright aud clustering curls
Thou shlnSt, ,iny thread Of pearls.
Thou art mOrniisl-ah well
And com'd rom VISIONS land,
few sage azioms just 10 tell ,
We'll, well, understand,
Old truth has ,ent thee heaI TO bear
The nakms which We lain must hear
And now. as | observe thee nearer,
Thou 1t pretty, very pretty. quite
A glossy, and as fair, nay, fairer
Than these. though not SO bright.
And since thou com'st, Truths messenger,
Thou shalt remain, and speak OF her.
She says thou ar; a herald, sent
10 And and friendly warning,
10 mix sith locks by beauty lent,
The fair young brow adorDng
And midst their Wild luIurisnce taught
10 show thys II, aud waken thought
Thai thought which 10 the dreamer breaches
A hssen stern as true,
That all things pass away ; and teaches
How youth must van sh 100.
And thou wort sent 10 rouse anew
This thought, wheneer thou meei'si the view.
And comes there not whispering sound,
"A low iaint murparins breath.
Which, as thou moyesl floats around,
Like echoes in their death
" Tune onward sweeps youth nies--nrepare -
such ID thine trrand, first gray hair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21

the same dimensions, with a cellar also, unde
the Whole, divided from the otker by a s,ron,
stons partition. This cellar IL for calves am
wagons, and woodsleds, &c. A wide bridge
or cAusewey, from the barn door TO the levr
below, makes an easy road for ascending aud
descending wagons. Nothing can be easier
nan to got NJ the manure below, for the q cor
winch Is OF stone, is on line or level with the
ground, and by backing IN the wagons they
can DE easily filed. With The proposed nltera.
uons there will be room enough fol all the cat
tie that we shall both want aud ~ the barn
stands on HE division line, II will be equally
convenient
Her remarks on the psaoh shaw tho frequen-
cy and extent OF her observations.
III 'he disease called tina yellows, the roots
o' me peach tree remained perfectly healthy !;
ahh III seseo cases out OF ten, when diseased
tee was removed TO ,noist soil. the tree re-
covered. am convinced that the roots oil n
tree can be healthy. while the branches are IN
sounu hut never saw the body of a peach
tree look healthy, and have unsounded roots
Inc peach tree very soon eHhausls the soil ior
u abstracts nourishment from IT with greater
rapidly than almost any other tree IL would
De an easy matter. therefore, 10 prolong its
lite, and insure its health 10y rnishlog II with
sniiciency OF food. were not The fact known
10 uS tbaitoo much manure is injurious, unless
we can supply 1t abundan,ly with water.
during what Is called the wet season here, the
peach trees revive from n very languld state
aud were the moist summers TO continue this
irnit tree would live 10 u good ago. You have
no ldeh OF the rhpId growth OF IA peach tree,
aha now soon, when the trees are fifteen feet
apart The roots meet one another. Mr. Thorn
obred the roots two trees Tor my inspection,
which we're fifteen asunder and saw they had
actually met Now this fact proves that we
do very wrong in plonghing deep among peach
trees, for the roots are seriously injured Ivy H.
A bto'sedroot Affects thehealth oI II tree but
II we cut the root with KNIT, no harm eusnes
unless we cut OF too much. or too mnny roots.
II Is just the tendon of an animal IL we
wound It. we often destroy lie but II we
separate II entirely, the injury we do is only
local
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
JOHN u. SHELTON F,
SrATh o. Iso

One door abors Mr. G. u. Iute's aud opposite
DR.. HOWeL DdUieS's,
Ed ESPECTFULLf informs his friends,
n \, customers aud The public generally. that
be has just returned from the cities vi N. York
and Philadelphia, where he spent sUne time
in purchasing "A stock Of Splendid Goods IN his
line, such MS fine aud snpe, foe Cloths, CasSi
rneres, Vesungs, Trimmings, Stocks, Gloves,
Handkerchieis, SIC. &c. Ali of which will be
sold very low for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
CASS1MERES.
6pieces extra single mil. very fine

6Qieces extra single mil, very tine
8 do do new Spring alerinoes, new style,
altogether
2 do Light brown
2 do Dark do
2 do Lavender, with black and blue of splep.
did quality
Aud almost every thing suitable for Gentle
mems summer wear, of the first order.-ouch
as black olive aud brown Bombszlnes, sum
mer Clotb, Imperial Cord, French Drilling
Regent do, drah and mixd Cashmoletts, white
and buff Satteens
Vestings, of splendid Patterns.
Plain, black IL figured Silk, best English white
Buff aud figured AIarseilles
White aud buff Wcling 90
pieces splendid Vslencias.
lJ' The subscriber having been solicited oy
many Of his friends and customers to procure
for their accommodation a Stock OF uoods IN
his linz, a0d having done so-nvtes them to
cal and examine the style OF Goods ana prices
And feels assui ed they will not tan 10 reward
him with their patronage. He has, also, the
latest and most approved London, New OK
& Philadelphia fashions IL will receive them re-
eularly with any IL every article in his 'ine, nav
ing made arrang emenls with some OF the hrs'
and most fashionable Tailo6s, aud also. some
of the largest importers in this country, &c
That effect.
N. B. All orders 10 his line will meet VIII
prompt attention.
Maya. 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
TERMS.

..-Fo, 81 per annum, payable in advauce.-No sub
- t,x hs received for less time than six mouths
tcnp's oer will be discontinued Out AT the discretion
tnd ~ lfStors1until all arrearases are paid.
oiy Arrangements will be inserted at so cents per
s,e or ess) the first time, and 81 I-2cents for each
slasie Those from distance must he paid for
eo ~ their insertions or the payment assumed by
fstai ,,e.onasible persouiD Lynchburg.
"nr fbnncery Orders not exceeding Two squares
'-.,aJ for SIX dollars.
lettors addressed to the Editors must be post
"a or thoy will not be attended To-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
CLOTHS.

pieces extra sup. london BLACK Cloth, truly
splendid
do do do do blue do do
do do do do green do, the most
fashionable shades
3 do do do DO brown do do
Q do do do do olive do very fine
2 do Steel n,ixd do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
LIE GEORNS. 3
RIBBONS.

A. handsome assortment oI summer Bonnet
and Cap Ribbons
l0pitces Nankeen Grape
pieces Pongus
10 dozen Ladies black aud white Silk Hose
81 do do Ito do do
80 do Ladies Cloves
90 pieces black BombaHets
g do DO French Bumhazne
avery varlety OF Silk and Cotton Hsndker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
Cloths, CassiMeres, Sc

4 pieces steel mixed Ciobs
pieces ln-iigo blue do
& pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black imperial summer Cloth, a new
aud spleu lid article for Gentiemens' wear
8 piece erino Cashmere
s pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drab do
60 pieces fashionable AlarseUes, Valencia and
Silk Vesiiog
White and colored Cravals
Black Italian Cravsts
5000 lbs. Cotton Ysrn
Blue Yarn
With large and general assortment oil
H3RDWARE. GROCERIES, &c.
May ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
TURNER Ii x Err e.
G,A3.Ek ST O & 10
u y SOIL L L.

a RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies OF
"a Sprne and Summer Goods, purchased at
sor-ion, AMI foI cash in the New York. Phia-
dsInhis aud Baltimore Markets Their ST ock
At hi, time is larger than i, has been at any
,or,ner period, and presents as strong induce
rs as regards variety OF style, qualitrs and
r,,cps as any in this place. Their Stock of
nc, Goads is large and general, and always
com1sise the latest NoEthern styles. Al they
do not coufne themselves TO Spring ami Fail
nntchsses, Que of The house Oeing almost con-
s,aotI, in the Eortbern Markets, they believe
they can at oil lines give bargains TO their
Town and couuir, !riehds.
The advantages they possess are such as 10
enable them TO buy upon as favor able terms as
any house in the State of Virginia, and their
business beng a cash ono, they are deter
mined to sell their Goods not at credit but cash
prices.
10 Country Merchants they would psriicular
lg recommend their Stock. The following
articles are a few OF their assortment 10 which
they invite the atention OF the public;
CALTCoES.
o pice; handsome sprIDg Patterns
do farnlIure do
csxMazrAGs.
90 peces Seersuckrr u inghams
80 do Adrianople do
g do GA do
so do Bali,te Gingha ms and Robes
Paiaied Muslin. for ladies dresses
CaEHEZIC1, &c.
100 pieces al aud 6-a Cambria Muslins from
Is. Cd a Is. 81. per yard.
90 pieces do do DEM Cambria and ia
coaei Mlslin
30 pieces Ga Null and Book Mnslin
SILfAS ..
Splendid ChangeaUle figured Silk
d. plain do
Mntteonies superior black Italian Lustring
pieces Grape De Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF GAUGE Dress Handkerchiefs
Do Grape do
Do do Scarfs
Do GAUGE do
LEGIoANS, &C.
4 entire case oi eshprn Banhets
IA 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21

"E give the highest cash price Tor wheat
w delyered at the Lynchburg MINIS,
KYLE 81 B0RL AND.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Dc, 10

a lew sales OF superine Flour garlic, have been
made u. So So but select brands for family use are
scarce aud in good demand, and the little tha, is in
market Is held at 1915, but sales reported over
S3o2i, except in small lots for family uss Rye
Flour Is Also very scarce. No salcs OF Corn NoaI
reported. Wheat continues scarce and commands
prices obtained for weeks past. Corn
Is IN fair request and the supple. being limited bet
tor prices have boen obtained, white is worth Ssh
81, and, yellow 50 50 cents. Rye is worth ~
cents Flaxseed is in deniaia tfast weeks prices
Last sales of Linseed Oil at l0l 102 cents Whis
key is steady at 81 cents ia bbls und go cents in
hhds' teueretron Bark is lower sales of first quail
ity water power al 52l.-Pr. Sur.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
{ ADHESION, Knnawhn, Oct. ii.
LEWISBURG CONTENTION

Is IS now rendered certain that the proposed
meeting ut Lewisburg tho 3lst of October will
luxe place, sufficient number CT counties having
already acted upon the proposition to ensure tb,.
success OF the scheme. Delegates have been up
pointed from the Counties of Jackson Kanayyha
.iason' Greenbror, Nicholas, Woud, Caeeu Lo-
gan, ana tuyctte We perceive from the last Fin
castle Patriot, and Martnsburg Gazette that meet.
lngs have been called in Botetourt aud Berklcy
Tor the purpose of appointing Delegates. We are
assured by letters from Augusta, that that county
Will be represented. This then, makes twelve
counties, which have already moved in the matter
double the number of counties which were repre-
scented In the Abingdon Convention. We are CON
tden too, that the counties of Monroe, Giles, Al.
ieghany, Bath, Pendeton, Pocahontus and Rock
bridge VIII be represented. Some of them we
imagine, ,Eave already appointed Delegates, but
have not published the proceedings. Rockingham
and enondoah we have not heard from thou oh
'he resolution adopted by tloir representatives
at the late meeting slt New Market recon-
mended their sending Delegates to Lewis
burg The ncighhoring county, Berkeley, has
set them an example which! we trust
and believe they will follow. We have
heard nothing yet from the southwestern Counties
The Counties of Montgomery, Floyd, Wythe
Washington and others in that quarter will surely
not permit an occasion favorable to the promo
ton OF their interests as the Lynchburg and Now
River, railroad, to pass unimprovcd
The scheme OF u convention at IIewisburp was
in its origin, confined TO tho Western counties,
solely because it was beloved that the eastern coun
ties could not be induced TO unite with us i'm sem
DING delegates TO that place. We have since had
reason to believe that several of the counties on tho
eastern side of the Blue ridge, would nave accept
ed the invitation had it been extended to them To
such counties, If 1t be not now too late wo would
send the assurances ofthe kindness and cordality
with which their representatives w IL be received
should they think proper to oppoint
In the certainty of tho conventions taking place
wo will recommend to our brother of tue Palladium
TO nib his pen and be III readiness for the occasion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24

AZ meeting OF portion of the citizens of
Ioochiand County, opposed to the reelection ot
Andrew Jackson, held on the 18th day of October.
d, tne Court House. agrecably to notice, Col VIM.
5oiiing was called to the chair and Doct Andrew
hean appointed secretary, when the following res.
outions were agreed to:
fesolrcd, That this meeting highly approve of
the Convention, to be held at Baltimore. on the
second Monday in December next, to select spita-
bio candidates for the Offices of President md Vice
President of the Unitod States.-
fesofped, That this meeting entertain decided
preference for Henry Clay, as their candidate for
the presidency--but this resolution is not TO he
considered by our representatives,, as limiting their
choice TO him only.
Resotred, That the selection of CHAPMAN John
son and Robert Stanard, to represent the State in
the SAID convention meets our entire appreciation.
ResofueE, That James Peasants, VIM Boiling.
ana Edward Cunningham, sen. be appointed to
confer with such delegates as may be chosen nv
the other counties, in this Congressional District
Us TO the proper person to represent this district
the Baltimore Convention; but, should no such
conference be held, then the gentlemen above ma
med, are requested to attend said Convention nc
our representatives.
ReSoited, That Edward Cunnin CHAM. scnr.. DIR.
Andrew hean, John Woodson, Charles F. Pope.
poct. George w. Harris, Robert Peasants, Doct
John Morris, Jumes b. Ferguson, John S. Fleming
ana Robert Irving, be appointed u committee of
vigilance and correspondence.
Resolued, That the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer, and Constitutional Wing be reouesteJ tn
publish these proceedings.
VIM. BOILING, Chmn.
ANrREw KEAN, Se'cy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
WOE. VAM--No. So

of which about 1900 bags have been sold at IL
cents long price, one haiti for oxport-5Oa6O bags
Cuba We're sold at I2 cents cash
Flour and Aegi-Western Canal ETour main
ealns us pricc-principal sales of fair brands at
S3.ol 3-Small sales of Troy have been made at
500, at which rate II is frmly held
rrait-A lot OF 1927 boxes Bloom Raisins, re-
ceiYcc per brig Charles Miller, new crcp. but in
icror and short weight and therefor not afordino
criterion of the market, was sold by auction. on
the lath at S2aS2.02 per box. The brig Jasper.
rom Malaga has arrived since with u cargo of
hrst quality, from which private sales have been
made of Bunch at $3.50; Mucatel , 80, and Bloom
800 per box.
Grdin.-We have sales of Wheat to notice
particularly Rye continues steady at so cts. Corn
Is duii, and little lower-su(es of Northern yell
low at s1a6S cts. and of North Carolina 55a56 cts
pariey keeps up-a further sale of good Western
has boon made at lis cents
AoiasSes.-Iho recent arrivals, principally co,st
WISE have somewhat depressed the market 1873
hhus. and ticrccs poor New Orleans were sold by
suction at "a 5a29 cents, and SO barrels at so cents
and mos. l34 hhds. tart Havana were sold,
Tor dIstilling, at 81 a2S cents
Spirits-Some half pipes Castillonn Brandy
nave been sold at $50 cents. Jamaica Rum is in
tair demand at ll2ia115 cents fer approved brands
" hs.ey continues scarce; and is held above our
Susars-Public sales wore nude Yesterday of
asS hhds New-Orlsans At 53a6i cents. % hhds
Porto Rico 46.06aS6.37i psr 100 lbs. aud 625
boxes White Canton ut IL ssnts per ID.
1sas-SRlss were made ef 130 chests and half
CHESTS Tyson, Walters cargo, ~ s75 lis cents:
50 chests Co,nPany's Skin 40 ia csuts, same
cargo; SlS cheats lsabea's Skin IS 60 cents, and
aoo1, 'ao packages Young Hyson, principally
S'uah Dohes, Romans cargo, 90 l041 cents 6
mos.
hines.-A public sale yesterday offs 5O or. casks
AUD tndian bbls Marseilos ut so SIS cents; 60 In
dian bbls. Muscat 60a74 CENTS and SIS saaks Rouril
lon S6 80 cents, 4s6 mos. Al private sale 100
Or casks Marsses Madeira 50 cents ITO or. casks
sweet Malaga, wood bound, SO cents scme Dry
4Sa55 cents.-Pr. Cur.