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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
MONTAERI HOSpITAl.

And Medical, Classical ard SefenfjGe ss,,;,,,sa,
s'HE SUBSCRIBER having recently parci..seJ af Air
49,, EDWARD a. Lynch, his es'aioslon the Appo-
mut'oN IN the county of Chesterheld fC0tss ard
M"unl AIRY eight miles bei,,v Ps,sasburv saSr a.
ooVe Bermuda Hundred and City P1nf sund -fifte<-
rom hlchfnond respectfully notifies ttp pobhc thar
ne IN the oct of preparing buildings for the accom-
"dation OF persons loborpg Under eftsnic diseases
as scrofnia, epilepsy SC. &c and VIII be ready af-
Ter the 18th of January to recev., 1ny additional
hummer OF pni'euts Every facility wilI be afforded
electricity, the gases, sc.
IeTms-in cases not aclna ie .I-.i hopeless. the
pay WIZ pc no cure, no Pay, EXCEPT Tor board Ia
coniessedly hopeless cases the paw will he exnac,ed
TO be IN proportion to the relief giveu.
Board from one 10 four dole r. per week scoordno
% 'hr accommodation required. The average MAJ be
stated at two dollars por week Prrsone9 ahlr and
wiling to render equivalent fer tbei-[,or-d !, 20
Dor. will BE- allowed 90 do So. Is
n every case of pure dyspepsia, The subscriber
~" e"Eao ore to forfeit $50, II he fails to efet cure
tua'Iy aS can be done by any empirical remedy what
ever-upon condition however that the patient "
giGly observes the rules prescribed.
Fa'irn's must be well supplied with clothing; as duo
warmth and cleanliness are nccessa ry in syerv Gu
ratvc process.
Operations connected with midwifery and surgery
VIII De performed on the poor gratis
E's"' or en- medical students would Ln taken, if
early application be made. at < 90 per wear payable
quarterly IN advance, unless a specific bargain be
mace to the contrary. This includes expenses for
BOARD washing lodging nstru in all the scicneas
connected with the study Of medicine use of library
museum, &c Should any he tlsposea.to Lrosecus
at the same time the study Of the languages nath
cIn"tcs, or any of the sciences uncnnneci sd ufth ms
dlcne, facilities vii! be provided:-hut. IN sneh an
event they will be subjected to additional shOr-s
S25 per year.
me advantages of this Institution are GIs location
wn1ch proveIbay healthy while the surrounding country
LelsrHaoy the TeTeeSecondly. proximity Two aree q
houshns towns which opportunity of GAINING earv
intelligence OF improvements Of medicine and of
Of
-ca4 serleien OF the present thirdly all
the sud lures al vice; nuT'hiy the facilities afford the
s' oi frequently testing the snov-
ieaSe ana lastly the multiplied opportunities will be fur
nisned OF practical demonstrations in anatomy
should gentlemen conclude their
es at nis institution they would do well
" pac'cahie the expects to perform IN short
Nne t.e following important operations
An operation on the eye for Peyguu,.
Ditto ditto. Ecropum
An dmputaion.
Al operation for the extpaton ovara- an ca.
GRAFTON which but rarely falls the lot physician 10
perform.
application may be made the subscriber personally OF
through the medium OF the Post Once petershurg
hiontaefI Dec 25-ldwtf JOS. BAKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
EDUCATION.

fDHlLlP MAYO intending to withdiav from the
Bar proposes to devote hs attention perma
heni!y 10 the education of youth, noatp and female
lie VIII open School at his residence on Rich
mond HILL on the second Monday i1 January next. in
winch VIII be taught such branches az necessary
10 good practical English education. His first care
VIII be to illustrate the design aud importance OF ed
ncaton; that his pupils may be broun; to nbour for
definite and desirable object.
Whilst due regard will be had to proper exer
else OF the memory, he will endeavour. instead of
loading 1t with confused mass OF undgesed matter
gradually to d"velopc the reasoning powers.
The great purpose of the teacher is TO complete
the education of children designed by their pa
rents for either of the learned professions and To- DUAL
Ivy such as are for entering the Academy with advan
tase.
Great attention will be given to the morals and
manners of the Children.
The scholastic year VIII ternilate-on the 20th dov
OF December. There viii De yaca tor ciurin,, Tho
month Of August. The terms of tuition are Sla
payable quarterly. One dollar will be- required from
each pupil for fuel Books and stationary will be
furnished, If preferred at cost.
Eight or ten boarders will be received in the fam
'Iy AZ TO- payable quarterly, $780, the pupil fur
hing bed and bedding
7 Mayo acknowledges his obligations to those
persons who have paironised him in his profession
HIS business IN the Courts held in this city will be
attended 70 by Joseph Mayo. Esq and that in Goocl.
land by John W Bruckenbrough, ESQ
dec I-Oa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
EDUCATION.

MI school will be continued the ensuing wear
w Ny ca urse of instruction will comprehend tn.
Gr'ek and Latin Languages, English Gramma
English Composition, Geography, with the use of
Maps and Globes Mathematics and Arithmetic
The school will commence on Monday the 2lth OF
January 1881, and terminate on the 10Th day of De
ceinbcr following. There VIII be vacation of four
weeks. commencing on the 9th day of June. The
charge for board 'lition washing. lodging and fuel
VIII BE- one hundred and ten dollars, payable one hat
on the lSt day of June, 1881 aud the other half on
the LIST of December following.
The discipline Of The school viii be parental. and
as much car. and kindness viii be extended to boys
conided 10 my instruction as TO my children
My residence Is remote from the haunts of vjce
and immortality, and remarkably heal nv tits stur
ted IN the county of Louisa, sc miles from Richmond
and tire like distance from fredericksburg. III
stage from Fredericksburg To Gainesville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within short distance OF II.
Letters to me should be directed 10 Gariner's -
Roads. Louisa" WIN NELSON Iun'r
nov 9-laftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

FENHE exercises of this School, tor the ensuing yea
n will commence the 2d Monday in January and
terminate the 5th ofDecember following. The course
OF instruction will include Reading, Pcnmanshrp,
Arithmetic, Mathematics English Grammar, Com
position, Geography Natural ard Moral Philosophy
and the Latin and Greek Languages Terms tor
board, tuition, washing and lodging will he sos for
the scholastic year OF ten months All the boarders
VIII be accommodated IN Ike inmi,y of the subscrI
Der, and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors. who will unite
with The subscriber, to Impress upon the minds of the
students the incaculabe benefits arising from indus
irIous and exemplary habits. No student older than
10 years will be received unless assurances entirely
satisfactory can be given, with regard 20 his moral
character Letters addressed tn the subscriber. nea
SomeVie, EauquIer County Virginia. will recelvc
prompt attention. G. TACKETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
BY PEASANTS e. ABBOTT

iith'lS.--NuSs,RprioN 80 the D,Ly RiC,AoNp Wmo 70
CSy Subscribers 81, year, and shorter period ut the
Of % Year, pa yaLl IN advance when sen, bv
mail $40 year
ADVERT For snuarr nj lines or lcsso IN
tcon 20 cents two insertions 81 three insertions 81 l7
Every succeeding insertion a3I cents
Thrice week, week 25 every succeeding week
Twice week. FIRST insertion - cents; every succeeding
Ieftion SO
Ouce week, first insertion cents succeeding ~.
,sgtion 90 cents.
All advertisements also inserted the CoSsruUrIoN
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay IN advance
The number insertions must be noted the Ms they
,l be inserted ordered he stopped and charged
5ortiingy.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for
sna in that proportion for Advertisements of greater length
except Lottery dealers who charged SiOO
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. Tuesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars per annu
payable advance.
For Adversng75 cents square, or less for the first
Iio1 and 50 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
THE FREDERICKSHALT
FEMALE SEMINARY.

t'ila"ettd by Mss Boggs. 0 be cOHtin ned tbs gear
4 I will be opened on the 18th of January and will
~ close on the 18th December, with vacation OF
one month, troW the 18th Of June he 18th of JULY
The pupils will be instructed in Orthography. Read
ing. Writing, Arithmetic. English Grammar. Geoge
raphy with Tie use ~ Globes, and the RuiIneu:s OF
A7tron"y'' Vhc price ~ board and tuition, VIII ne
Sl2O one hat payable IN advance and the balance at
the end OF the year Each pupil will bring with her
pair or blankets, pair of sheets cooured coun.
terpane and four towels, all marked; or il it is pre-
ierrcd' they will be furnished by me for an additional
charge of So Such young ladies' as remain in my
family, during vacation, will be charged a, the rate
of $40 per month. Such of them as may choose to
be instructed in Music, will De charged al tine rate OF
$50 per quarter, OF 80 lessons. There are d few
vacancies yet 10 be filed.
lJ Letters addressed to me. GARDENERS y Roads
Louisa will be promptly attended to
dec 9-1aw6j @ ERFnE TIIpDTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
PrirNte &chOOL.

4 HAVE employed NJ. Clement +. Harris cen
iemnn of experience, abilities and uncxcoptona
bic moral character 20 teach my chill lren the coming
year aud will take av boys under the age of IL
INTO my family as hoardcrS; though the school will
IN the Whole consist Of but ten scholars NJ Harri.
teaches the Latin, Greek and French Lauguag es
and the usual branches of English Education taught
10 our academies. There are still three vacancies
IN the school. Those who may think the situation
desirable, will please make immediate applications as
the school viii commence on the iTlh OF next month
Boys living with will be- considered. for the time
beng, us members Of family, and any advantages
my own children mag have M respect 10 morals and
manners will be extended to them The price Of
board and tuition w'ii be- one hundred and ten dol
lars. ! reside IN the Forks of Hanover p miles
from Richmond. Letters addressed to Ncwiourd
Mills, Hanover, vl receive attention
JOS NJ. SHEPPARD
LI-u.-nr- Dec ~ l-Ln-LL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

fE'llE subscriber has for sale az his farm 8 miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, any rea
sonablc quantity Of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as the season Is now ap
proaching which they may be transp'antcd, be is
DESTROYS Of receiving orders from many persons rs
may be want ot the article; and ~ l. well salts
fed that the sk culture must be one urthe most pro-
hlabc branches the agrjcuurist c0n tern his aticn-
lion to- he hopes 10 BE- the means OF their extensive
distribution through the State. They w be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred or otherwise dcliy-
cradle On Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof T. W SMITH.
N Borders may Be LEFT 90 Scott & Smiths, T.
street, Richmond. oct i-cavtr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
New Books at Nash's.

A Treatisr Fever By Suuthwood Smith, NJ.
N ID. Physician to the London Fever Hospital
Journals of the Heart; Edited by the Authoress OF
Fotation
The Poe,IcaI Works of Rogers, Campbell, Mont
gomery, Lamb, and KIRK White complete, IN one
volume.
The Water Witch is expected hourly-person'
desrous of possessing copy, will do well to engage
it, the number of copies received IN town will be
limited, !. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
COMPANY.
DISSOLUTION.


TENHE COpaunHrshIp heretofore existing between
y the subscriber under The Plrm Of Blair a. An
deTson, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Al
persons having claims against the same will present
them Beverley Blair and those indebted to the con-
cern, viii make payment to him; I've only, being au-
thOrscd to receive and grant discharges frr Il same
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, 5lst Dec, 1880.
The subscriber will continue 20 transact commits.
sion business at the stand Cary street. heretofore
occupied by Blair & Anderson. 10 the patrons of
that concern, hc tenders his acknowledgements AVID
assures them and the public generally. that any busi.
ness conhdcd to his care, shall receive unremittcd
attention. The books and papers ot Blair ( Ander.
son being left m his custody, De invites s those iat
ing claims agaust them, 90 call on him for payment.
and those indebted, Co uijate the.r respective bal.
ances; he only being Authorized, wa, he sen by
Nc o'vertscmrr' above, Iu receive au1 grant ds.
c''erg.s for thc same. BEN ERlEN BLAIR,
Richmond, tst January, 1856
ian 5-2aw4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

EENHE President and Directors Of the
u BANK Ut VFg,ula, lave declared a diyld,ui &
the pr fi' for the last halt year, oi two and hr
cent wuch will b. rrid To- Zoe stakeholder or
thcN5 instant. q. JOHNSON Caster.
jan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

No OIlnr IDr 10
= - r, mi -. -, ~ -
NB pit'''. IO''>' O''' i''O0 All" -
an -, ''' f"'' Pi'I"'
~ pls 10 10
90 ilI W. ~ = To'S 'od' suS"'
IN 49,, co i L,I ~ I'' =,
on Ia,,, Wv, e, 'J i ~ T? G., n. :
=, Don,in, '"''' '''' '''"' 80. '"ao mo -
o5oo s,cLs I ..l ,,,,.,, ..1,
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9ooo brsboI, ;.L 7''"'
IN tors r. 49,, S,,,.l,. T,;-t1 ,.-.
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IN tors cos,;,.,. ,..o-.al
a., slo,r r. 80, .,,.l ~. ,...,. ,.-i
I, tons Mo- 49, '''''' '''' vac. ''" 9'0'
n 49, 80, 49, .l tl. .--.-.,
10 do wrought do
Novascolia Grind stones
500 sides soul leather
CaicskIns nrd urpcr IL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
NORTH BLEMMENa
E0 ~ - a n

FsNtlIS valuable Mountain Estate. IN Albemar!e
= (thc former residence of Col. Monroe.) is stiiT
offered at private sale. The tract contains up
wards OF nine hundred acres, Of the very noun
tam red loan soil and Is, iheretoTe,
highest possible state OF lmprovemsnt-gndS desired
VIII be divided INTO two divisions. with improvements
on each. The buildings on il, are of the very best
KIND, and are extensive and valuable In the event
OF sale, either of the whole part the purchaser
can be accommoda ed, with MANY facilities 10 lettInr
1t, and which Will be readily aforded-such As pro-
VISIONS stock. plantation utensils, Sc The crop Of
wheat seeded, is upwards of two hundred bushels -
The terms will be liberal and accommodating to hose
who may be disposed TO purchase and possession gly-
immediately. But If the above Estate is not sold
privately, before the 10th. day of February next
wednesday, it viii, that day. It fair, II not the
upXi fair day. b. offered public sale 10 the hirh-
est bidder, on the premises Ard in the event, OF
the sale of the land, the stock of all kinds corn fod
der plantation utensils SC, viii be sold, credit
OF twelve months Terms Of sale for the land, will
oe on credit OF one. two and three years, with ap-
proved security, and deed of trust on the land
but the interest VII be deducted, on the whole sum
or any part. by paying the cash; and release, viii
be gwen, by the Bans, by my assignment ofthe pro-
ceeds. OF such sale TO the Bank, much rs will
discharge the balance of my debt, including he col
lateral bonds, already assigned in par payment OF
the Z. o. GOODWIN
IL To prevent too great n sacrifice u! pr0peTtV
the right of one bid will be reserved in each case to
tue proprietor dec 24-2awctf
IA ANfED.-The subscriber wishes To hire, for
w the ensuing year. or first farm hands
lNT Which, lUerd price VIII De glVGS None need
apply, unless they can come well recommended.
Il. l.. WIGHT
TuckahCc Goochand County. Dec 22-6tc
Farmers Bank Of Virginio.
TENflE President and Directors have declared
4 dividend of two. and a half per cent on tho
capital stock, for the last months which will be
paid to the Stockholders on the 18th instant.
jan S-2aw4t WA. NEKERYIS, Cash'r'
LOY4L COHP.A.NY
y consequence Of the failure Of a meeting of tho
n successors of the Loyal Company at the stated
period, meeting will be held at the Capitol, IN tho
city of Richmond, on Monday the 18th January next
THOMAS w. GILMER Agent.
NDTICE.-Application viii b. made TO no" Pro
y sldent and Directors Of the Bank IT Vrgiuru
for the duplicate of certificate for twelve shares
the 1ai stock Of the Bank of Virginia in the name
of George Rufin, No: 1850, dated oath February.
1906, which has been lost uisl vi.
THO; COCK,
Executor Of
GEORGE RUFFiN.
Prince George County, IN Dec, 1880
}-laWbf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

~ HALSTEAD'S ut dyspepsia, received
". and for sale, at hr Book and Strti Store
of Il. ID SANXAY.
dec "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

For Sale by olkns Il Co.
- NTH : Wca n %, Nations
- Raymonds Political Economy
McVIcar's do do
Says do do
Tracy'g do do
Sidney ON Government
The Fcderast. by Hamilton, Jay and Madison
Fo'c'- Dlgcs' OF The Laws of Virginia
Revised Code Of 1919
Virginia Convcuiiun 1898 so
Debates in the House Of Delegates, IN December,
1905, ON resolutions before the House on the Acts
of Congress, cal led the Ahcu aud Scdition Laws
Also, tho same work. with tho resolutions Of Virgin
Ia and kentucky pCnncd by Madison and Jofcr
lIollams constitutional History Of England
Malhus on Political Economy
Ferguson on Civil Society
dc. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

France in 1880.
DY LADY MORGAN-'Framce is acquaHt ed
ID ,,rh her rights, and well knows how to defend
them,--La Fayetrc-Just published for sal" bv
dec % COLLINS q co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

WANTED for 'uc ensuing year. a good Cook
w $780, Chamber Maid. For such as como we'll re-
commended, Liberal rr'oO Dee cvrh - Enc &c al
dec OFF - =. CIIJBBS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08
Dancing Slippers.

4 AIDES blue, black ard white SATIN dancing
~ slippers of very superior quatv-Just reCerv ed
by GRANNiSS SON 81 BROTHERS.
dec 20 on of the Golden Comb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

tanned a. ne nslsasitls eai'nr - frnfioned
press, to.HFds safh n maB - The le~fnsd ~
ni6~d, courteous aud honorable Jahn mefhff'
son Bsrr.a, oCtieorg,s. Thc sneefs OF me
last better cootain he very essence OF mHbgni-
~ ss' II requires no gloss aud the isfo'si's
aud odi.,a. task nj tou,h ng II - n1t necessary
This single comment perhaps V snHe"ns'
trnae,s p Didit, the author Of this insolence'
IS renegade from 'h. ranks ofths eoalii'on
nnc of those h snIuckians who hne~, sprfpNsn,
and spllaudsd he " bargain. anb contributed
l. ia eonssn,lnatisn by influencing his iinne
date ,.pt.seniaiiyr Mr.. White 10 vote fof John
Qaiurv 'gR.nsr, and rgsi"s, AndeeW Jaek'on /;
--.IoLn udephfrson BsrfteD ot heprRi-, aga'nst
whom IL Is dneci al, Is one VI The uios' d'sfin-
eni.hed oiliasn. OF the sooh. both br pure
moral lie po, in,.Bt sad splend,1 ,nielleetua' Ia
ooiile.. Daring the a.ceniansy ofths e"nli-
ton, he rspresentsd the state OF Georgia 10 the
Senate Of the United Sta,rs, wnerr ne maui
tested n warmth of devotion 10 the republican
D. incipfes on which Gen. Jackson vas suppo'.
led. and bfiliianey oil Intellect IN maintaining
hem. which induced ihs p'esident 10 call him
into the cabinet. How he demeaneh himself
10 his department, the nation aud The President
have borne ample testimony.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
Wheat Wanted.

WYE WISH to purchase early this season,
" large ql"ntity OF WHEAT, Tor which
We Will pay CASH al the highest prices given
III this Marke'-or give the Farmers choice Of
several other very fair propositions. Those who
have large crops, we should like TO see be fore
they make engagements.
l.. & K. B. NORVELL.
July %. its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
DIGGES' OFFICE. \

Drawing OF The Weilsburg Lottery, class No.
III. for 1881,
70 50 25 &c 47 10 81 6 81,
Several interesting little prizes-Come TO the
Cofnge.
Look to the great Drawing.
10 MORROW The Dismal Swamp LOTTERY,
NO. 10. draws at ARCHAEOLOGICAL $40, 900
-lO000-5. 00O-3, oOu-and 100 nr,zes ~,
81 600 each, &c. &c.--Adveuiurers. hasten IN
the Cottage" for tickets in this splend;d
scheme-Dont mistrust The kindnes, of the
+" Old Lady" RDqoe a small amount on ,hr
hazard Of the die, " and stand the fcast),-a
bold and en'erprIsing spirit may pu, thousands
IN your PURSE Tickets and shares NAV he had
on application at DlGGE'S LOTTERY
and Exchange Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
THE VaRGfNliy.
LYyCHBUaG. AUG. 4, 1881.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The elections in This State, for the present
year, take place io all this month. la Ch1r-
ioae. the only county yet heard from, tue fol-
lowing /. the state Of the polls:
FOR CONGRESS.
Thomas I. Bouldln, 44
DIR Geo. w. Crump, %
Buckingham, Cumberland and Prince Ed
ward to vote.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
John ID. Richardson 272 (ttecied)-Paul Car
ring ton la, - Barnes "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

nome nj from tia sioflp Of rain which drove
Them for inadequate shelter inio the crowded
passage OF sa adjoining tavern, sbsre neither
food nor s,'tins-roo'n could BIO had Tor love
OF money" But this Is gossip.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

Besides Observation-Disclosures. &c,
Tickets $4--Halves-2-Qrs. 1.
To be had at DlGGES' OFFICE.
Aug. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
MAJOR EATON.

The Globe in,ima,es. that Mr.. Eaton has
been prevented from setting ou' ior iennesss
by the events which have lsie'y 'ranspheh ~
" ashins,on. His presence mhy become no
cessary TO meei any emergency which may oc-
Cur, or explain any circumstance which may
be misrepresensed
He was invited on the 18th inst. 10 apsolic
dinner by "a IA number Of the CnI2ens OF " ash
iogion, without distinction oil party. Vie de-
cl,ned the honor which ~as intended him, with
nany acknowledge Tor the generous I'M
Pulse which dictated the protiered civilty -
Recon, circumstances (says he IN bis reply
have placed NE, most reluctantly IN noisy
strife before the public ito the unnecessary
excitement which il has otcasloned, Wish 10
contribute noIhing. Reposipg In private lite,
nv desire Is, TO see the public MUD al real, rs-
,her than by any course vi mime, TO disturb II
Ito quiet angry feelings, and by NO paruc'pa-
ton, 10 Afford any new impulse 10 farther ms
represep,ations. Al time, like the present,
When political aeslgo inierposes a dark aud
snissy medium to every vision, aud when the
lies OF former friendships are rudely rent
ssunder, / cannot shut my eyes TO the admoni-
lions afforded, which urged me TO prefer retire
ursnt 90 congeniat TO my feelings, rather than
nv accepting HE cisiliiy oil iiicnd, TO be placed
in a situation where my actiohs and their mo.
lives might be misconceived, aud m,sfepresen-
ted. Besides these considerations, OF Themselves
sufficiently weighly. my every moment must
necessarily he employ ed in preparations, for my
departure home"
From the american Seniile! t. Jackson paper.)
MIR. BERRiEN AND Mr.. BLaiR.--Wnh feelings
of no ordinary mor'ilca'on We submit the
correspondence between the late Attorney Cen
eral and Francis P Blair, The ldeum teaens Of
Amos Kendall in the editorial chair OF that
coarse, vulgar aud scofriious Jou'n"'' the
Globe. More concentrated impotence We have
never wilnessed in the same space than IS con-
tanned in Blsir's portion Oft. The conclusion
Of his first le,,ef, 10 which further correspon.
dence With Mr. Berrien is declined Is AN apis'
imitation of the ,e, mination oil Gen. Jackson's
s VITA NJ. CALHOUN but what nigh, be admis-
sibis as between such men, is the very apex Of
presuppsiop. wien assumed BY a bireliOs, re-
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Cash for Wheat.

MAJ e ~'l' give the highest Cash PRICE for
w wneat delivered al the Lynchburg Mills.
HANCOCK " BROWN.
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