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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

on the LIST OF August. The price OF the season
is $40, dIschargeable by the payment Of sl5
a, any time within the season $50 to insure a
mare to be in toal aud fifty cents 10 the groom
,ne'try instance. Parting with the maze for
'shs the Insurance. Extensive aud well en-
closed pastures will be afforded gratis to mares
sem TO tue horse. VIrginian is a beautiful sor
rel seven ears old next spring. Of as goo
oioou ss amy horse IN Virginia. lie has gwen
unuouDled proofs OF superior speed and bot
tom. SAAJIiFI u,Tr
] Feb Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

N7iRGlNlA.-At RuIos LoI,I.a-. =
Oh .he Superior Court OF Chance, f setks oidce
n JUS Iric, me LIST day of November ,sso lynch
bert marsto a, noG If"n' Samuel spn s Ts
beth Woods Robert r. W. MIC l2fmery E61a
Tbe t &c W. GODS and Citizen S Woods BEN, " Ooa
nj ne defendant Cnizen $ Woods, hot NM 5e,',,
10 the act Of ana given secuy aseerI@,
anu a. nppearing by satisfactory e,,5rpre e'1 'on5
,ba, V an innabitnnt of this country II \, ,aaI u,
Of the 'e s",d defendant do appear bgre on The @
IN "o mat Term and answer the bIll nj ,b u!
mind; IN, ana that a copy OF this order H.. nv faa
IynchI. N come newspaper printed IN the tow
~, nrennafg for two months successsely. and
uool OF the courthouse in the said town %
a copy-TeStc, J. wills s'% w E,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
The Beautiful Horse
V1.3 91MIAMo

). SIANDs the present
- ~ season, at my stable,
IN near Skeilon Tsyior's IN
~. Franklin county. In. season
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
SHAKESPEARE.

EDIiIS distIB-
- guished Race
IIeve1 will stand
The ensuin Z season
al his ior msr stand,
I,l,e,,v 4, dlord
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
From The Abingdon Republican. Hug. 81.
RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

The Rail Rpad Convention, q, The rssuii Of
whose deliberations the community have look
ed forward with deep interest, commenced H..
sess on In .his towa AT the Methodist church.
on Tuesday, The 10th insl From The high re-
pusiion Tor talents aud as men Of bnantss.
pos cssed BY many members of this bods, wa
bespeak the confidence Of our fellow enizens
before hind, 10 any measure they may recon
mend. Col. James T.. pie,t0n was appoint.
cd Presiden, OF the Convention. aud John "A.
h ulton, Esq, of Virginia, and DIR. Posel, of
Tennessee, Secretaries. MIR. Rives preceded
ihe nsninaiion OF Col. Preston by a bti.f anI
app opriate address, 10 which ha alluded In The
happiesi forms, to The experience and public
ssry ices Of thai gentleman. The President, NJ.
ter being conducted 10 the char, acknow iedge ed,
10 a manner expressive Of great sensib,l,iy. the
distinction conferred upon him by the appoint.
ment.
We give. below. the proceeding up to Fri
day at half past 10 O'Clock A. NJ. We will de-
vote large portion Of our neat paper. IL me-
ccssary,, 10 the reports, AZ. We regret to
state that the continurd rains Tor tho last i've
or siI days, have rendered the roads almost
impossible, preventing. probably, many mem.
bers from attending the convention, thoUgh
furnishing TO those who have attended, one Of
the most cogoni arguments why some mode |
Of Improving ous great southwestern thorough.
iare should be immediately sesorted 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

done for some monihs previous. | have ot
doubt that Maj. Ealoa, in tende rug his resiR
nation. stipulated Tor the dismissal Of tbs three
offensive members Of the Cabinet Mr.. Van
Buren, also, / have reasons 10 believe. urged
had discovered that the three members of the
Cabinet afterwards ejecied) disda,ned TO be-
come tools To snbsefve his ambitious aspirings,
ana he determined to leave them as little pos-
er 10 defeat his Vaccinations as possible. II IS
said TO be o part of his character 10 tolerate
politically no one. who will noi ener heart and
soul into measures for promoting his own az
grhndize,nent lie bad become latfeily, the
almost sole con6dant aud adviser of the Pr-sl-
deut How he obtained this Influence might
be subject Of curious aud entertaining enq0i-
~. But | shall not pUr sue II. | may add,
however, that amongst the means employed,
were the most devoted aud assid1ous ailen-
iions 10 Mrs. Eaton, aud unceasing Efforts 10
bring her into notice. especially with tue iaml-
lies oil The foreign ministers.
Fl nally, when the President found tina, bis
Efforts 10 introduce Mrs. Il. into society proved
caiive, aud more aud more formal IN his hos
ptaliiies, until there could be no doubt, but
Ihat, as 10 myself, an unliienuly influence had
obtained an sscendancy IN his private coun-
clls, aud the result shows thai he had deiermin-
ID TO sacrifice me 10 CRAFTY the feelings OF
h ose shom had offended, as stated above.
! may NJ some future ~ me add 10 these
'iews atptesent take my leave, with sssu-
'ances OF great respee, aud estee,n.
faure &e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
From Judge Hopkinson's 0rntion before he Q

FROM Judge H0pkulsons Ofnti0h Osf0re ne Zt-
t0sophic Sicieiy.
The father OF DANIEL WEE TER vas the cnl.
livatUr Of {, W acres ~ a rrnote and obscure
corner of the Union. He supported himself
aud his family by his personal labor; lileIa |,
by the sweat Of his brow. 10 seif b and
shor,-sighe view, his WAS destined for no
o her employment, and, hadhis father reason
ed as selfish AMI shortest .hted paieols do, h,
would have thought it 10 be time aud ulonr,
thrown away, TO have given his son an educa
ton be, ond the waits OF his situation, and
would have hurried hun iron his grammar
and arithmetic, that he might have the benefit
oil bis labonr IA lie lotn-hed. But he neither
reasoned aor aclrd thus. He aii,rded INN the
best aud fullest ins rat ton. WHAT a haIvesl
did this wise ami exctlieat fefcni reap
When his SON rose . he high eininence
he occupies, win be.,ti ovfl flowing with
rapture, he could sa,--ihis is the friI ofibe
labor OF my hAnds--,his is the se~ad OF nv
affection and Care. The boy oil the woods is
the man OF the natvn MS Game aud her fam.
SPREAD together to every part OF the civilized
world. Who Would depr.e son OF the
chance of such dislinciion for year, more
or less. al college VINO wonl deprive him
se( OF the possibility Of such gralliica on, Iol
sat did calculation Of The time and expense oil
such 10 educaIion9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
JNo. BRANCH.
10 EDMUND b. FnEENAs. Esq.
Hailfak Town.

=. S. have not consi dtred il necessary TO
notice "A charge, made In the Giobe. against
Judge BerrieD, of suppressing a material part
of letter which wrote 10 him, aud suLSti.
lnting an 1ther in its s,ead. II any person has
been misled nv this bold accusation Of The L.
ditor OF the Giuhr, and is DESTROYS of obtaining
correct information. he has my permission 20
read the Whole letter, although It was not ia :
tended 10 be made public.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
TERMS.

rvrer - rcr annvm, payable In adysnce NO sao
tenP will he d (hut at the discretion
and ~ fRS,,ors) until all arrearagss are paid
Advertisements viii be inserted a. ~ cents pon
'Iaalo sace Those from distanc. must be paid for
ss 10 teir insertion, or The payment assumed ny
,o@o re.pon.ioio person 70 Lynsasats ma,
q ar they will not be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
GRAIllLDE.

Condensed from HE Courier des Etnts U1is for
The National Mietigencer.
/ once saved a mans LIE tho had heen hang
ed fos q robbery, and had bs en- handed over to
me for dissection. | gave him good advice,
furnished him with clothes aid money, and set
him free.
Many years afterwards entered large city
alone and an loot, niendlvss and prnnyless.
Who should meet but my baii-Isnged protegt !
He was delighted to see m, WAS equally glad
for he had become rich. He was a master
shoe-inaker g lake ali hat in The world
SAID he, when ex planned 20 him my destitute
situation. What do you think he gave me, at
Ter this maenifct Mt psroraion? PAIR Of half
pofn shoes. frequently call to him al
forwards, but he was never at home"
Nicely Of The Lao AT the Lancaster ASST
yes in England, on the trial Of three prisoners,
Who had obtained Gloo upon forged check,
alleged 10 the indictment TO be made in the
name oil T0toneRd, because the name Appeared
10 the Jury to be written IeoiDnenld, the Judge
DECIDED the variance 10 be iatai, and the lelons
we're acquitted.
still more singular instance oflegal nicely
IS reported, if We mistake not, IN Leach's cases
OF Criminal Law. A man was indicted for
stealing a cor. Il appeared 10 evieience that
HE animal had never bad calf, and several
witnesses Testified that until such an event
should take place, the creature was heyer
and not a coto. The Court considering this a Ia
tai variance. directed the Jury to acqnit the
PRISONER, and he was accordingly discharged.
gentleman mis,ook lady's arm for her
waist, and In dancing wala seized the former
instead OF the latter. But he col well punish ed
ior SO gross a blunder, for the lady, iron, thai
Gay iortb never iorga.e him Tor surprising hel
waist could possibly be es lbick az her atm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
POETRY.

The following noble lines are copied from III,
u,it,d States Gazette -
THE FLAG OF The IVES
- Nj star iarnistd. not a stripe polluted "
..,srvav',i irneaih the golden sun
A loyeher bannsr far the brave
Than that our bleeding fathers won,
- And proudly 20 th'ir c,ldren gave
Mar earth a fairer gem eau hiring,
n, freedom claim a brighter scroll
Y,'.a ,ha, m which our free hearts cling
Inc Dag ,bs, lights The E,eeman's soul
n, glorious stars in aznc shine.
Tne RADIANT heraldfy OF heaven,
Tia STRINGS ia beauieons order tw'ne.
The en,blems Of our un'on gwen
Aud tyranfs with ire mbing gag,
Survey its bught aud meteor glare,
Wild. pl,r,is heams around II blaze,
Aud rests n. fadeless splendor sii,rr
Look freemeH on IFS streaming foids,
A. eslianily they range aisf.
,pbere Freedoms bird uufsunfed holds
The brsnch OF Prace aud srear OF War;
While high amid the no log stars,
With words which every heart. xpand,
IL nhn her heak serene she bears
The badge Of our united land
Behold, ihy s,n,-wro,rght ensign sweep.
Thy coun,rvs pride. lie tyrants bane
UnIivalrd tn the foaming deer,
Unconqpered on the battle plain.
Along III. eaui ing mountain gale,
lis hol ne with Wild majestic ilnw,
AsiIaiing neteurs sky-ward sail,
And lea,e the dazzled world below
From shore o shore, from bill 10 hill.
Where freedom , v ole q hath VT been he ard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

y, elo,ious stars in azmc shine,
The RADIANT heraidry OF heaven
III stripes il besu'eons order tw'"e'
The enbl.ms Of our union gwen
Aud tyrants with 're mo'ing gag,
sa,yey its baght and me cor glare,
Wble gl,r,'s heans around u blase,
And rests il. iadeless splendor sli,rr !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

Ionk. freemen on IFS streaming folds,
A. esllanily ihey range aisf.
1ybere Fresdom's bird uBdsnnfed holds
The branch OF Peace and sfear OF War;
Whie high amid the 70 log stars.
With words which every heat Expand,
Within her heak serene she bears
The badge OF DOR united land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JAW. 10.
THE RUSSIAN MISSION

appropriation bil-fhe question being ON n en l
made yesterday by Mr. Ssnberry TO strike ONT tbs %
preparation Tor The salary Of the Minister to Russia
larson sad he heard with surprise the motion
wn SUI, more surprise he had heard the reason which
he gentleman assigned for his motion; which was tba,
ne rouse nad been informed by the message Of ,bs
President that had no Minister a, tbe CO., ~ On, .s
STA. The gentleman had mistaken the Executive nc,.
ssge ne had mistaken The information which IL convev
gu 20 we rouse and II the motion originated in tbe,
.mstase' II ien TO the ground. When motion is sub
."ed py member, said Mr. G. courtesy REQUIRES tba,
y, suppose Il to be prompted by high sense Of dur
s rouse, OF TO the country. IL IL for those who
- 20 Judge u II have any other motive n anv
's' ossgn gave rise 10 the present notor-if II wa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
FRIDAY, jim. II.
In SENATE

Hir, FfehnghuyseD preseated the memorial Of sun
~ o, New Jersey, stating that they eonsder
we southern Indians over the Mississippi AZ vl,la
og sne 81 "1sss o. the United sstes with ibsa that
~ 1870, s'no,lah''s were friendly 70 the present
'"hec' Of our Indian r'Ia'op; and praying Coos,ss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

li0E.aIhe Clemsntown Mills situate on Appo.
msiiox River, in the county of Amelia. now in
GOOD repair will DO rented to the bgbes, bidder on Fri
10y "e February bext, Tor a term Of wears
T.. M RICH. II. BRAZEAL e. Co.
Qt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20

WISH 70 purchase, Tor a Caffiage-dfiyer, a young
n mon Of good character accustomed TO drivisg All
managing Horses, and to be onslly employed in
ny house. For one OF the above qualifications / will
gTe noerh Prise. HARRISON IT,
De'' So 69-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-20
MINISTER TO RUSSIA

me House then resumed the consideration Of the
general appropriation bill ihe question under nsidsIa
o 0sIng he motion Of Mr. Stanberry to strike out Of
to Russia. ' " ''o 4"'n'S'eT
n debate OF no mean interest and unusual 70 CO 4
;P esson mere ossun, and continued until near 4
o COCK when, on motion OF Chit M
The House adjourned.
III ' m ospste we propose 10 give sketch in on,
ueTt The gentlemen who Engaged in H. were. on
one 1 soe, mI, o'snoerry Mr. Mslaty and Mr. Burees
oi hnode isIand; and on the other M Cs,snn
Mr. Archer, Mr. J. $. Barbo"-, Mr. Wsyne' NJ
Cambreleng and Mr.. Coks.1 Nj WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

M Ill stand the ensuing season at nay farm, nine miles from
w Richmond directly the stage road leading from that
place TO Fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
It is saying much, lior submit 1t to the candOr Of
every gentleman scqua with the facts sustain the
asseTion when say that his colts universally ackUOv
lodged possess much szc strength, and boauy,as any
colts that have been produced by any horse IN N
MIA know several that cannot hc purchased for less Than
eight hundred dollars and have myself been offered
81 coo fJr year odhc estimate at which Oh are
held by their owners take be the strongest recommendation
that can bc offered in behalf OF Untitled colts.
The will commence the 18Th OF February, and ter
the ls Of July. Teens heretofore; fily Dollars
bo discharged by the payment of Thuy-iys ANY time
during season; Sixty Dollars insurance; One Doar the
Groom, which expected, either when hc brought
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided, aud mares fed regularly
unless Otherwise directed at twenty five cents day.
Gentlemen who mares last by tho sea1on a. nhan.
that did prove foa Of any there be are informed that
they be again; and charge made for the services OF
the Horse, unless they should prove ~ ioa o. 10 oicr words,
the mares will be insured at the Ture OF lhr scasor
/ JOHN NJ POTTS
The Editors fihc Political Arena and Petersburg nc1eu-
Ger, will please the above week, their rcpsc
tive papers for egn weeks, aud forward rir lcc"rs to ih
subscriber =. -. =.
in 70 --21w3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON e. co.

EEAVE received and are now opening, general
III Il assortment of Staple 81 Fancy Dry Goods, ofthe
attest Notwithstanding in part, Of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
polencia, tUInet and swansdown vcstngs
Poin and fancy iorentIne and mnrscilles DO
Snperine, mddling and common sattinctis
Striped, plaid and plain lnscys
Single and double millrd kerscys
Rose, point and dufllc blankets
Superinc white aud assorted fanGCls
Tartan paids and camblet5
Black and cooured bombazclts
French and English meriuo cloths
MCrinO circassi0ns. assorted colours
English and French jet bombnznes
a large assortment of fancy prints and gnghams
90, Sd and Cd cambrick and jeconet nusins
Figured and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked, striped and corded jaconets
Sd bordored Swiss and jackonet cravais
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English and India flag and bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white aud scarlet merino shawls
ThlbCt and cashmere DO.
Worstcd barcCo, Thibct and mcrlno hdkfs.
Fancy silk, barcgc and crapc hdkfs and scarfs.
Rich chaugcablc gros dc naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros dcs indies
Black and changcablc figured mandarincs
Black Italian lusring, SUI cror quality
Heavy company satin and eyautncs
Snrsnet gCnshcw and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt and bonnet Ibbanls
Lace capcs poerues 81 fiorclas, Of the latest style
Black aud white lace wells
Lacc., edgings and quilliugs, assorted
IA and white and black bobbnct laccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white, worstcd and cotton do.
Ladies' and gcntIcmcn's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas Of superior quality
Five and supcrfnc ingram cnrpcings and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and shcetugs
Table diaper and dannsk
Brown and blcochcd Russia shooting
Scotch oznaburgs and Ticklcnburgs
Heavy cotton uzraburgs
Brown and blcached sbirtngs and shoet;ugs
Checks, paids, tickngs, Jeans, etc.;-wbich, witt
further supplies daily expected will be sold at The
lowest prices. oct Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG TRUEEL,E

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
w stand, Barboursvc, IN The county Of Orange.
lie has been sho%n this winter at Richmond, in
the presence of hundreds Of the best judges Vir-
glniu aud was universally admired for his fine form.
TrufIc Is sixteen hands high and seven years old,
ard has proved himself most extraordinary sure
foa getor. Not one of the eighty odd mares put e.
him have failed, within the knowledge Of The subscri-
Der.
The season will commence on the 18th February,
and terminate OF the Itt day of July. Terms as
herctofore-Forty dollars, to bc discharged by thirty,
If paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance
and one dollar u the Groom, 20 be paid when the
marc is brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pastu age, is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent To Ttulc; aud tho mares may be fed with
what they viii cat, at twenty five cents day. aud
Grooms at the village, five dollars month. Any
one putting five mares with hun, the price Of enc
will be rcmittcd. u w. GAY,
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
BaTbnurkyilio. Feb LIST, 1881. feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
NOTICE.

4 II. BLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
- his customers and the public fhis daily cxpcc-
tation from Philadelphia Of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article for Kitchen
Garden--aud can, he believes with confidence, re-
commend them as genuine.
N. b. j. III. Il. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during the past
season tfNc -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
.NEV BOOKS arr SMITHS.

.NEIP BOOKS .lT u. j. SMITHS.
FEIHE SEPARATION--A Novelty the Al
q thorcss of Filtration"
Free Conversation on the unpardonabe sin, where
III the blusphemy against the Holy Spirit. the Final
AposJacy, and the Sin unto Death, are shown TO
have been originally distinct: By James p. Wilson.
Elements Of Mythology or classical Tables of the
Greeks and Romans: 10 which arc added some no.
tcos Of the Syrian, lIindoo, aud Scandinavian Su-
rcrstitions, together with those OF the American
Nations; tho whole comparing Polythoisn with
true Religion For the use OF Schools: By the
Author Of American Popular Lessons"
\ Treatise on FCycr-By Southwood Smith, NJ. D.
Physician TO TIC London Fever Hospital. Also
another supply Of
Douslasonrlc advancement ofsocieiy, in knowledge
and Religion.
llenry's Commentary. 6 vols 20 Best Edition.
Rev Robert Halls Works--complco.
New Testament Royal superior edition
Pearl Pocket Bblc--elegont and plain.
Peter ParIrys Tales Of Animals
Bunnycas,ir's Mcnsuraion.
Crulsc's Digcs, Of the Laws Of England, on Real
Property.
SCOTS Commentary. VERY iow.l
Soulheys Life Of Nelson. Family Library Edition
&c. &c. &C. ian 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
January Fashions.

u lCH changeabe aud figured Lyouese and Fou-
~ lard striped silks, of new and elegant patterns
Fancy figured and striped gpuzes and grenedene
robes, of various colours
I2ncy painted sauzcs, for evening dresses
White. lemon scarlet and green worstcd barrcges
Elegant pink ard white blonde causes, and White
India sntn
Rich cold French satas
Superior black Italian lutestring gro &c maps, mar
sc!.!nes, sarsne:s and horences
Ladies and misses white and cooured long kid
gloves
Superior quality white horse skin ditto
Embroidered end fancy coloured silk hose
An extensive assortment of all kinds Of English
thread and bobnct laces
lnsertngs, edgings and footing lace
Wide aud eXtra wide rich b,bnct trimming laces
All The latest style gaIzc Grape, and sill; ba-rege
dress handkerchief and scars
PLAIN and figured lace chetIeisctts ofvnrous pat
terms
The above, with many new and fashionable fancy
Dry Goods, VII! be sold at :c,!nccd prices, at
Il. II. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Irish Linen,
Jan 2G and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
Further Supplies by r. J. Smith.

VIE American Almanac and Repository
- of Useful knowledge, for 1881
Halstead's new method Of curing Dyspepsia
The Water Witch, Skinner of the Seas bv
Cooper
by Mrs Parkes
Mrs. Rondolphs Virginia Housewife, fourth and
last edition.
BIckersteth's Lords Supper; with IN Introducaioo.
notes, &C. by the Rev. G. II. Bedell,
DITTO Christian Student-which with Bickersteth,s
other works. he intends to keep constantly on hand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

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