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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
nv FLETCHER * TOLER.

themselves Quietly hway and by the Juice
which they circulate, aud other agencies WHICH
/ tpey SET 10 work, a fermentation follows, VIII oh
so far acceerales the rlpenlnp of the fn,l ,bat
] ny the time It would else drop aborIiye. the
major part oft ia f 10 ba gathered n good
cohhiioh, aud IN the end almost all The crop
10 saved The effect produced is someihing
'he same as any one may witness with US H.
Ue P"lckrnins Ot worm eaten fruit such he
p"n's' pears and cherries. In the case OF fig
'he chprlhcation Is found to hasten the mdlu-
's'on iulI Three weeks, l. e. IN X ads which nat
nfa'ly "orld require two months aud the
u'Hrfehce IN the amount OF produce IS IN
inensP. tree of the second variety, for
example which, left 10 ITSELF would scarce-
~ tie'h twenty-five pounds oil liRs. rye aud I'll
Tor drying, will, # oaprllicsled Yield tenfold
more, namely, Two hundtod aud s1yeni, five
pounds, at least
- he facts contained in this recital, may
mol be over aud above agreesblr to the lovers
oiihl' chosen fruit especially when ii is adj
| ed, that though few OF the ii = of Malta find
lheT way across The Allanlir, many from
uretce DO via on,, ma, aud this very entire
pot ana the hgs OF the Archipelago arc unior.
tuhu ely produced BY "A similar process oil Ca
prIhcaIon The sular microscope has brought
10 l'ght some ugy looking creatures, which
halIeu on the surface aud amidst the sweet
ro''mgs OF his delec'abie lrult but il could
not tell ali the story OF the pt,or probings oil
gnats, and OF ithneumous gambnllipg IN It's
little cells, and Of egg, aud then ,xuviae beng
embo5omed ~ every Sect. But the mt
roscoPe has unveiled man. 9ther unpleasant
truths, aud Il We were 10 stop 20 ini,iIogatr II
too cnriouSly, it m.stt gtudge every dtop Of
water,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
TER Ms.

-, ., ,sr anaan, pasabe in sisanee,-No aan
= For ~ 10 rereyed for less time than SIX months
,captloa s III he discontinued Out the discretion
aud no - antil all arrearages are paid.
'1s ,ssrtoments will be inserted a, % cent po,
a,,e Sor the rst time and 81 hs poid for
oohtieu their Insertion, the payment assumou oy
pfe.i,.a ~. s,.isible personin Lynehourg.
sow chancery Orders not eSeeedihg '"o squa'os d'o
,ad for six dollars. -,
addrossed to the Editors must be poet
., hey will not be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
TURKEY.

Tho insurreeion IN Greece and Fur key
IS confirmed. and letters from Constant mo
pie assure rs that The Sultan IA determined on
war with Russia, which II 's supposed, viii
unite all parties III his favor, rs the malrnn-
tents ARE principally drawn from the Glasses
who ihlna that nnlional h onor has been
furnished by the events OF the last CAM
paisn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
BELGIUM

The latest accounts received from Brussels,
state thai the National ConEtess was convok-
ell Tor the first week IN May and thnt Colonel
Bo remaus, who, II will be Tecollected bas
been convicted Of creating a disturbance IN
Brussels had been sentenced 10 FIVE J ears Im.
pIisonment sud degradation.
The German D,cl have consented 10 post.
| pune he gueS ion OF the occupa ion Of LuEem-
huig Tor one month, with the thieai thai Bel
eiam herself shall be occupied by the arms ~
! The Confederation, IT satisfaction be not then
| made. Some Preparations have been made
hy the b, gians 10 attach the ci,ndcl ci Ant-
| wefI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
Rltmnnkp. aIn MAY 1901

hituaosD. 3li May, 1891.
| oiH--ln compliance nitn tue d,r,,tton.
m e"miniss,0ntfs. Tor The cly ol giebm,,a
named IN an mel enliiled :. An sct 10 :,
eofpotale the Lyoehburg anu New River RAJ
hohd tninphnt. at n meeting held by thrn,
on yfsierday. NJ III. Eagle llolei. 10 R,ehm.a+
have the honor 10 enclose 10 you a COW
tho proceeding, vi lhose Commissioner. ut ,b,.i
meeting.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfulls.
Your obedienf efyani,
ROBERT POLLARD.
10 the Chairman of = Meel,ng oil tue e,t,zso.
of Richmond and lls yieinliies. 10 be held n,
The Capitol On the evening oil the 3Isi NAV
1881 ~
| The proceeding referred 10 were published
IN the last png inlan.
On motion the preceding Resolutions wera
referred 10 the Committee ol lhlrisen
On Mr. anard's Suggestion, further time
was allowed TO the Chairman 10 make hi, Gle.
ton oil the COMMITTEE OF Ihir,e.n-w,ths NJ,
the suggestion oil MIR. Iinsyie.
that the names OF the Member. ol tho Commit.
tee should be published.
Aud the Meeting adjourned.
d, JosEfh IAfE, Chairman.
Ii.oMA' RlronlE. Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09

A caoulchouc Nndia rubber tree is men-
toned AZ growing IN garden IN Pn'I"deiphla
The Baltimore Americaa SAYS there Is al'o
one in the garden of gentleman fes'hlng
IN inat city. II somewhat resembles the hS
tree.
There is one in Boston. II may be seen al
the hut store III The right wing oil inc i'e'''''
House. |, is very beautiful thrifty sapilng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
PORTUGAL.

II appears that the subjects Of England, as
well as lhuse OF France, have suffered rom ibe
government OF Don Miguel, and that he has re-
turned the same answer to the r"m1nsranCes
Of the Blush Consul. that he did 10 the French
Consul, VIZ that he would not eGlei inio a0y
diplomatic explanations with n Consul, who IL
appointed only for commercial purposes. As
surances are given tue bet authority, tnat
the ships Of war winch have gon g from Fog
laud with sealed orders, have 100 tructIoDs TO
demand instant redress and il il DO not gran,
ted TO blockade Lisbon forthwith.
SPAIN.
This country stands on the verge ola con-
yuision Wheher the decisive acts OF The pre-
yolAl courts have plucked the lighted fusee
from The magazine, aud SO sverled for a time
the caiastro, ,he lbal i'm peaded is yet d mystic
~. We know, bowey er, that plot oi mosl
extensive ramiicatIon has been detected. A
French subject implicated has been arrested, ss
has Don Malacuario, the supposed head oi the
| Conspiracy and Migar, a bookseller, who had
a private press ia his cellar, una i'll whose nous,
we've found correspondence and papers con
nected with Malacuarto 1.-THE refug ees, aud tbs
members oil the Grand European Council .
Propagands, at Pdris, has besa trie . ,coudem D
J cd, AID q1eeuted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09

Charcoal for Hdms,-A writer IN the Amer.
ican F"'ner recommends 10 psck iiam., nt,er
iii have been smoked, Ia pounded chat, oal
II keeps out iht dies, and prevents the telIc
smell "hd unpleasant taste too 0lien found II
hams exposed tor Sble.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

authorizing the sale of trac; of land therein
mentioned"
"For the relief of woodsou Wren, of Mississippi
"Gran'ing pension TO Martin Nhller;"
"For the rr,iefof Samuel Coburn. of Mississippi
"For the relief OF certain holders of certificates
issued IN lieu of lands injured by earthquakes in
Missouri" were scvernly twice read and reformed
The orders of the day were then announced: when
Mr.. Buchanan moved that thew be po> poned, ,r tho
purpose of taking mp the b "sor IN" relief of cor
tain insovcn, debtors of the United States; he said
it a matter of great importance and he hoped
the motion might prcva,
MIR. Mercer regretted thu he should no Obliged 10
oppose the motion: the bill f,r lii, relief of James
Monroe had hern made the s?cc,l order Of the day
and he wished 1t to be taken ~, AID If possible final
~ disposed Of TO day
JAMES MONROE
The motion 70 postpone the orders Of the day was
ncgaivcd, and, on motion Of Nr. Mercer the House
, resolved itself into Committee ut tho Whole. Mr..
Finday IN the Chair and resumed the consid. ton
Of tho bill "for the relief Of James Monroc"-he
question being On motion Of Mr.. Chiffon to strike
OUT the cnac,ing clause Of the bill
When the bill was last before the Comm'tcc, Mr..
Chiffon, moved an adjournment and was therefore
entitled TO the Tor TO-DAY; but he declined speaking
on the subject
Mr. Spencer spoke a, great lcnnth in favor of tho
bill. and in the course Of HIS remarks vindcated the
citizens of the City of New York IN the course they
had taken TO procure the passage Of bill for Mr..
Non-oes benefit
Mr.. Coke and MIR. Burgess also spoke in favor OF
the claim, and Mr.. Ihtin u gains, 1t.
No other gen ieman rising ;o speak.
Mr. Mercer rose. ami. in n speech of some length
replied - he arguments ut those gentlemen who had
opposed the bill In conclusion. he handed 10 the
Chair the following. which. he sad. If tho motion
now before the House should not succeed. lis should
! offer as an amendment 10 tho bill:
That the proper accounting officers Of tho T'rna
sury b., ant they hereby horzcd adjust and
sa't'" thu accounts and claims OF James Monroe late
President of The United S'Dtes, principals ofsqr;-
~ and justice, subj jet tho revision and final dec
ION of the President ofthr Uni'ed States.
".9ai be 1t further ennclei, That 80 soon MS It shall
ba,e been aSoer' aimed and determined in manner
aforesaid that any sum Of money is dua To the said
James Monroe, such sum shatbe paid hin out Of any
mGHry IN Tie Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted
Tha proposed amandmrn, was read by The Clerk
vixen
The question WAS mt or striking ou. tn, enactng
clause TO drstroy the bill and it decided in the
affirmative. n follows: Ayes. 73-Noes G..
The Committee 'h'n rose and reported progress.
On motion Of Mr.. Aston, it ordered that
when the House nGourns, it do adjourn to Monday
ncNt-6S to 81.
Aud then the House adjourned TO Monday next, at
10 o'clock, NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

TO THE EDITOR5 OF THE NATIONAL ISTELLIGENcER.
T'nitem,n:-My attention has been called nv the
kidness of friend 10 publication in the Georpia
Journal. signed nv the honorable s. CIavinn
which feel constrained 10 notice Tie following
extinct from that publication confirms all that HIS anv
relation to mc.
".HefsrS EdjiOyS-Whilc my review Of the BapL
RoDort was publishing, received an ANONYMOUS lot
ter firm Of commercial cities u(nrtpinp mo
among other things clint scarcely a pariicn of tho
Reror on he Bank If the United S.urcs was prnued
nv Nr McDu'i", but penned hv those immodiqt DIV
interested in, or omrIoved by. tho Rrnk;" and that
'hc I'' wing individuals tell Who prnnncd that
document Lnundnn Cneves Y Bildn. Mr. Inpcr-
sol. &c. &C.. Now concerning tho mnttcr ICON
iian". judy" Clnv'on) not only know nothing, but
bcii"vc nothing rive the fact | received H. II
lrr" il spoaks Volumes; If not true tho honorable
Chnrm1n Of tho Ccmmiitce, or Tho rcnlernln above
named. should promptly d,sabuec he public mind aq
~ 'br rIrming suspicion which such circumstance
Is calculated 10 inspire For tho sake If tho purity
o' their drlib-rntons Connrcaq Ougli ~ irquirr in.
70 r.. there ia tho slightest foundation for such
belief"
u scqunIly due myscfnn 10 all concerned that
ID ould state explicitly thni in The whole ofthc fire
ing statement Of Judge Cayton's anonymous cor
respondent, there - not ga particle or shadow oil
truth. The cntirn RcDort olthr Committee of WAYS
md Means to which reference is made was comDcscd
and written bY tho Chairman NJ that Committee; and
Of course, not ginpl" sent cncc Of penrcd hy
my other human being. ICtho reference made Ia
Mr.. Chcvc'. hIr Biddc. and Mr.. ngcrsoil. was de-
sirncd IN the idea that these gentlemen, nr
either or them, "pcnncd" my port orthc Report in
question, ihry "cau tell" Judge Clayton that hIs
rcsDondcn s random and reckless caIunpiaior.
| nm not DISPOSED TO complain of tho pur-
suod by Judge Clayton, because do not ascrbc II
IN An unfrcndy. and much less 10 a maciona motive
Cannot but remark however, that no has permit cd
himself 90 be drawn. nv an aTful and insidious L..
bel'er mo situate MOI extreme nwkwardaes5 At least
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

u IS sad that We friends ~ Nr. Law ard his svs,sn,
S7e Sufficiently powerful If they could be united, Iut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
Ggats6W.


The dfl'is ami lie .Iscs.-The mail due from the
North on Monday aud yesterday, is still in arrear
Thai Of Sunday came yesterday, bu. with no papers
beyond Washington.
We bT.ng down tho Proceedings of Congress to
Friday evening. The debate on the motion of Nj
Stanbcrry, 70 strike on. The appropriation TO the
Russian Minister has been suspended for the present
1t will De Observed that Mr.. Monroe's bill was dc
stroyed in Committee or the Whole CT Friday, by
striking out The enacting clause.
We have p'enty Of rumors Of Coming events from
Washington, but they arc vague and indefinite
There has certainly been warm debate on the
Turkish Treaty Onl the Hero smartly touched mp
for acting over again the Panama usurpation The
Virginia Senators have stood by the Constitution.
It Will be seen that the news from Frankfort, left
Che election for Senator undecided. Mr. Crit,endsn
throughout the ballot wanted but ono vote TO elect
him We shall certainly learn the result to day
Arrest eC Bemaies far DeJI-We find the following
10 the Nat Gazette of January 18Th We irus, that
imprisonment for deb; shall not be altorc.h.r obro
gated will be RENTED in the of females To
mprison person for debt which he is unable TO pay
is ab5urdify which the Go'hs and Vunduly Of the
middle ages could alone have originated and ia lust
sensible us to punish man for the accidental con.
sumption Of his house by fire, on the death Of his
slaves from natural causes, or any other infection Of
Providence, by which his means arc impqircd
"Thc Hon. James Barbour hns moved in the House
Of Representatives Of Virginia. "that the law ought
to be amended 20 exempt tho person ola female
from arrest for debt" This would he real amend.
meoi What IL called law in civilized society is
often quite barbnrous and wrongful, IN a opota-
ton. os any ofthc customs or incidents Of savage
lo."
Mr. C'ry and his family loft Louisville on tho 18th
instant ~ New Orleans, in the s'eanboat Dansl
B)nus.
FoR THE WnrG
ISLANDER
There arc few vices moro common. and mono moro
p'rnieious in their tendency. than SANDER. IT we
which d0'iy happen ~ sorio'y 70 their sonrros we
will find them g. have had their origin IN SANDER.
And If We there survey 'lIc wide errcad nischicfs
that flow from thcEo cnmitlcs among men. we arc
bTrugh' % tho conclusion thai vice carries in III
train moro ceiIs, and produces in its consequences
fatal results. So is the vice and 30 IN
sdous ifa approaches that VIC too often pass il
uuhccdrG by until Ike Ill yiccs II becomes invccr
by indngonce and nrurabc. because it has inrrac
ted csclf upon our nature II pcrvades every circle
and ins- poison by such shbtlc process as 10 de
cevo tie victim that II destroys II finds ta way in
to TIC councils of Kings in legislative halls and pen
ctatng the vesbulc Of the church, reacbcs the al
tar Of the lylsg God. No elevation of power. how
ever cpnsunmaic, NJ virtues. however bright no in
niucnccs--Bor docs Son hrrC; not sncd by rove
irr in the PALACES NJ krrs. md in council halls
.ininp amidst bcaniy md innocence it attacks tht
injec ly oc childhood ard O. old oGc, the helpless
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

ness oi the widow, the misortuncs of the debtor the
rom Oh the fallen, and the meeknesS of the humble.
1t we would analySe own hearts, should
lind that gaulirgs Of unchnstencd ambition. the
sings oil "aouey, the desire Of revenge had exercised
alternate sway within our bNsoms, and weighing tho
import of all that we had said of others after tho
motives which ac,ua,cd, and the passions which ur-
-cd ~ have ceased and sumbcr. we should be made
to shrink bark dsmased at the extent of the injuries
that we had Inflicted. and the hopeessness of ado
quate nioncmcut
And yet while all must own the truth of, this remark
how few will make the application to his own case
reason is to be found in the frequency of the of
fence. That which almost all men do, receives the
sanction o! custom, and shocks the neral sense less
than offences Of less pernicous tendency but of
rare occurrence.
Another for the IMMUNITY which the SANDER.
enjovs, is tn be found in our self love The very
standard by which we measure his offences may to a
certain extent, be justly applied to- us. There are
some. however, who possess the vice in eminent
degree, and are obliGue in judrmcn as to imagine
that the Islander which they utter about others is the
enhancement OF their own consequences; and becomes
violent IN nvcctvr, IN proportion to their oG
merit, consigning character nfAmy without refcc.
ton and without rcmorsc.
There others again, who cnyious of merit ybich
they can never hope % attain, distort the most
mertoiious actions to suit the wicked purpose of their
souls; condcmning for offences of which the accused
is gutless, and assigning motives for the crime
which never entered his Imagination. Merit, instead
OF shielding its from the shafts of the
er often provoke his hostility lie hates vo
for your virtues, and ISLANDERS YOU because he hates
YOU 10 trace the sandcrer through all the macs of
his devious course, would be difficult as To rasn II,
thin AIR. Protcuske, he assumes as many and az VA
rioas FORMS the minds and motives of men orc va
rious; and eludcs, he winds his way tho
search ofthe pursuer. The offspring of envy and m,
ce parent of fLsehoo and deceit, he reors his r,r
;on head, himself destroying and himself DESTROYED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

trotn The .N1fjopdi .JOuynrl 0C lam f.
KENTUCKY SENATOR.--By letters received
~ The CITY yesterday, informed that on the 4tb
instant there were five ballotines in tbc of Hcntuekv
u" Oh''gn states Senator, in the of John Rowan
tho r"snls Of which arc as follow,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11

Heretofore our naval commanders have assumed
the responsibility Of refusing allowance Of gros
to boys. too young to bear it, and in lieu thereof
the lads have been paid in money. Recently,
however, the seamen, in large numbers, request.
Ing like arrangement on board Of ship abou,
going upon long cru,ze. the commander not
feeling authorized to make an arrangement that
would incur some additional expense, applied to
he Department for instructions. The result was
the order from Mr.. Secretary Woodbury. to
which we have referred. The cost to the Gov.
eminent of the rum dealt out to each man, is a.
bout I'D per day. But the allowance per man
in lieu of the poison. is 6d-being At per man
more than the actual value of his grog. The ex-
pense will of course be more to the nation; butt
of what moment are few thousand dollars and
cents, in comparison with the great moral adyan
tages resulting from the new ARRANGEMENT:
~ T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11

stoucs have been subjected to chemical. anaIysSni
and are found to be entirely different from all
known stones belonging to the earth.
The most remarkable OF these meteors' SO re-
Gently seen, were those OF 1888 and 1919. lne
former was very luminous, and its diameter was
estimated to be thousand yards. The latter pass
ed with such astonishing rapiiity, that amazement
had not subsidized ere it vanished; consequently.
but very little dependence can De Paced on w rs
has been said concerning its bulk ana shape. Inc
light which it emitted was pale oue, a"o a." %.
as instantaneous as fash OF lightnihs' anu u's
rushing of the enor mous body produced sou"u
like very distant thunder.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11
LATEST FROM HAyRE.

The ship Romulus, arrived this morning y
ed from Havre on the 29th of June. Weha" >.
received any papers BY this vessel, and w.
informed that not one was brought =,
We learn from Capt. Gushing, Of the h"D'
that two days before his sailing, it was rs%
that Antwerp had been burnt. The repI,
next day contradicted, but intelligence
event was generally expected at Hasrs'
rAew York Compsercial Jm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11

The Nary-There are now the remnants Of
three Commodores streaming to the breeze in our
waters, viz: the blaze Of Commodore Chauncy,
who commands this naval stations; the rel of Co.
modore Downs of the Potomac, destined to the
command of the squadron IN the Pacific Ocean
and the White of Commodore Cassin. of the IIud-
son frigate, which came up and anchored in the
Hudson River on Saturday--on which occasion
salutes were exchanged between that ship and
the Potomac Probably it is not generally known
that the rank of our naval commanders Of squad
rons. is determined by the color of the remnants:
the first blue the second red. and the third white.
The Hudson is probably discharging her crew,
preparatory to laying the figate up in the Navy
Yard, as we perceive many groups OF her sea-
men with their white trousers aud blue collars
in the streets. They look very well and heal.
thy, clean and respectable. Indeed, We are in
formed upon authority that need not be question.
ed, that there IS an obvious aud very great i'm
provement taking place in the moral character Of
our seamen. As an evidence of this fact, up
wards of one hundred of the crew o. the Potomac
have voluntarily relinquished their grog. prefer
ipg to receive the value Of the ration of ardent
spirits in cash, for which the Department has re-
Gently granted permission. Upon the subject of
this regulation, injustice has been done to the
present head of The Navy Department, BY an ar
ticle originating in Boston paper, stating that
similar regulation had previously existed. The
facts, we understand are substantially these:-