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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

..r.,..... d.. g 3. - C aaFs. Ron 40
a., =, H.. =s..-,, .5sf. .,h = t.o Russian ahinn-
=. ~. o.l,,c ,rss egs4 = y 5000 II H sero1
......s,vd a. .gr-srlsreI 10 ths Russia haine
5.ssl, .f-at. -. axe % IL Arztria- iroi #'r+.
YLe p. rim sat, Gazette has lie toliow!as !
l;pen.e from X.rsaw, dated sept2J - l. Ia
-. ne Elspa,or and King las appointed fls'a
tsy.,.,l pf,fe, raskeA .seh Warsha"ski Govern
or f;,-,-.ioffl .trsGom of Poland, and char ed
h., =. if ~ 5,.,auizalll. o. tue Provisional Gov
grrr,crt III following Proclamation las been
.s#a,d nrre l. he ne.- Cos. r..r Tie Emperor
and Ej,,., II .,,.pa sIonai. consideration {. III
situation oftha kingdom Y. ic.andi II saan1'
af the ira--eation a BE- grne!3asly Pleased
10 estal lisa .n.en.l Go.sTmc't, tor TIE par eSc
afras.-r y. order ond lslFnt4f NiA t..s De
ne4ounL vlss lis Najest Ia npf gla.si ire Soin-
mandor IN Chlcfof tse actaf arny iad Governor
Genera! Of the kingdom Of Poland. " hen Tie
victorious army under NJ command hid ."..sn
Warsaw, found, to my M Aprcssoie Sr!' 10"
g9eat 4 load of misery tle revolution had caused
The kingdom Of Poland for II, own eNlsicn I'D
welfare OF tie nation, requires Tie speedy return Of
order andtranauity. Ia ofde- to attain tins desl-
rable end and conioanably 10 the VIII Of his Ma
irstg, hasten 10 establish taa high Provisional
Gosermmeatofth Kingdom Of Poland, with the
Injunction 10 organize the country Ind .ocGrc thu
NeIiare Of The milton.
htts Provisional Government uidc7 lie Pres.
iaeaey Of tae Pr,y Councillor Of Stat Engle and
consisting oil an equal number Of well disposed
Russian and Polish Gmatonarics, has commenced
It's functions at NVatsiw hasten 70 inform tEe IN
habltalts and all the agthorites Of the Kingdom Of
Poland thereof in order that they may apply 10 The
sad Provisional Government N all their affairs, and
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From he p1Ha7elolio. Erea;ag Pes.

Ffom ffe PaU43elp4id' ErrHlag P1I
A young man, calling himself E5eae-cr Wiedt,
was arrested Oh Wednesday last byhlsh constable
Curry, charged with forging prize lottery tickets
Wright nappaars, on Monday last. presented u
ticket, purporting TO be S20 prize ii the Virginia
Lottcry,to Dir. Irwin, corner Of Third and Union
streets, which was cashei. Tie ticket was af-
terwarls discovered to bea forgery. On Wednesday
Wright presented another ticket, purpor,ine to be
prize of $50, at the garneo,Iice aIr. Ilyin had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28
DY TIE MOREA, AT BOSTON.

The Moro ut Boston from Liverpool traea al
vices to tie sth October The Dali Advertiser
furnishes the amt xed items
rAe news tom Poland as viii be seen by tie cx-
tracts given below, Is ola daporable character. it
appears to lie the general opinion thatthe r.surrec.
ton has terminated in their entire subjusation
Positive information lad bceareccyea at Vienna
the 23d of September that iii the nght Of the
10th Romariho, with his CORDS. CONSISTING Of 5000
men LAID down his arms and was entirely surround.
ID by AusUiaa troops
Cholera is making fishtfu progress in Europe;
it is rapidly spreading over Germany, and making
itsTay by slow but sure advances to thc Rhine and
tron.ier # France. In Vienna il has broken on, il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28
SpAIE

Tie National soy " Wemyc learnt from good
authority that the Spanish Government Is not only
Hgng the levy of the 1000 mcn raecally dccreed
but taking secret measures for raising double the
number. Tie provinces which are exempt by thcr
conscrlPtloa as Guipuzcoa, Alaya, andorhcrs, have
received oreeFa to aria andequip battalion OF 900
lie each
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

On rHr result tt,e division being announced II |
y.,s. received IA profound silence
L. Lyaloaua rrullpih. ,lh Oct At ! o'.lock
- \. t...,l. r,r ,,..aIa.. clo.rd III, 81 buy,r,
ro..s. l.loaih- s,b rcrren, Many rrnory
..,r,afa,, in fbe civ Az. T., tGe future a Is of the
minister. \ nov lanl.lry with ,he Dull, of
Richmond arlIs head n. .paI.n o. Another ru-
r.ofnr,,a,l#I that,ha ka, had determined to pro
ra.74. pall.aaeat ondrr.ot. new pc,ra from tp
oil, { on, OF Peers llflfhl,. IL The BaI
] Foa..upi r,tha ffs,r. Journal of In, llh
.,.s \ coaI,r ,>tr4orlm5ry has jnsr arrived
firms ..,Iio. fIom vnan ~, learn thai ,u,t ms he
',, l.l,y sr,at ctf,rq,sccncc manli,stedItsclf a
lIsn.sfI people. ,hu sr,lou, troubles Ver, ON the
Won't fmcallng ,,t, and t!,ai IN odato protect
himself fon, an attarl, III, palerf W ELLINGTON had
nar.gHl,1 lls house.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

Zoolagies' JJlaHer G5as-At srhw.ztaga
ia fhe post-house two frogs, Of the specs ~.
ersarca, are kept in glass jar, aleu- s,saada H.
ehes in heisht, ana x nch,s in disnoe white
depth olthrec or for inches Of water L; lie fe.an
and a small ladder reaching to the topof T.. .
Ga the approach OF dry weather tn frog.uea
ladder, but when wet weather IS eAqeJ,' u. e.
eend into the water, These anirais arf
bright green, and in their wild state cl.,., =.
search ofn5ects, and moke peculiar SIM - r.
before ram In the jar they get other taaa
Tow and then fly one of which. We Were assn,
woa.dscrye a frog fora week though it will .a
from siA 10 twelve IN a day ifit can get ,lI'.a' b
catching the flies put alive INTO the jars the .-o-
display adroituesa.
Ann dcs Stcenccs d O6crraflaas
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Pom tie Len a0Ra idfCriio5.
THE COTTON CROPS.
1gnhntn Cannia. .n.ss.


Il dunk from the very liad appearing here AM
elsewhere in ths cotton oountiet that the present
-ran vail be fsariully short Three weeks ago The
planters here would have told yoo they were IN.
sing average crops now oil agree thai thrc VII
rot h. IN this state rora than hat to two thirds Of
.. average cron--f be deficiency has befa coasad
ly continued htayy runs high winds and rol to
n alarming decree in some eascs. MANY Indeed
viii not gath moro thin fourth Of an ordinary
crop IN this coan5 AID that too on ON bzt sol
parlea Ceuata IL"
You mus, be .llly convinced 10y tins Ian. lIn
,',e cotton cro54 will ha very short a thu scem
tAst ycar most planter. bad gathered one und oi
their crop blle at present but i.H haYe furry
eolnmAerd psl.ing. Cotton ia CLASSY ioaru'nt III
It's erosgta with Lut few bodies Tie SEASON md
cntes au rlq lfos, which will destroy all tbr young
Dolls aud b., pssmlurey opening III" boIls hnt have
newly ma,uraa tain and otherwise nlnTe tho e7t.
TON I'll. crop will he short If The crop Wn. a
large as last season. II Is now 80 late ihaf IT could
Hoi be pickelolf and but vcry htlle has ha'n pl
cut yet IN any of the counties. The hort craRi
,uchtt influence the prices, and shopldba gcnnral
known
ini{c CoUnfH IL
can say my opinion, TINT tn" crop IN this
quarter are damn scd from one fourth 'raee half
Par,s6 ~ LoudrV K1J
Sincc oar last we find that the cotton erop, VII
fully sustain a JOS Of one halt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

aaerieca a'eapae, 1872 This valuable vol.
S. ,uat published ty Messrs Gray s Brown Of oa.
IN l,conta.ns the aalquautity et'elnable matter
and should he ON he table Of every man Of busmts5
and Of le,,-# among as. W. notice some W'm=
ioraal typographical errors IN tn. years edition
which W. presume will be avoided in The next years
uabl4saton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

II affair o,-urr,d OF Sunday rizIt 81 b ~
eieaerecal,lr. If notola Jan g.ees na'4e = e'5#
"a rhaps. misunderstanding a. 20 l'= a'i'' 'aa1
~ the Feclesias. ic. a. IN cahalio tafel i"haf
a.e,rbn, u tie rites q. t.sat clerfh feant taaH
who. rom what cause O IA vi. ste q m,hl "t
r,of- not, nd commit d Fc'9fs 81.
Yesterday benz An SAINTS a.sy. Vs. e. rsteei
b.tae Catholic Church with IL us4ai 81 .4n.,.zs
tie dav bsiue 6ne, .zsat crowd Of persons vs. r.
extracted to IT, canaetary as nero visitor. whilst
otszs from mztiy,s Of devotion and affection To
tlsir departed rslatiyes. werc =een kheslifS hsd
thsir respective tombz, already illuminated VIII
vas heh,.. aai decorated with flowers In
,rFa,s s-rne vas marked ty ord,' aad de-pre@
.sfIan rbs whsle vas very impressive
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NJ 3" aiTine. afa# - - -
mount q 1iooVo tao O.. t..e...,a o.. t.
< would trade Will thl ts,leG stauzs. t,44
national fag Ne prof.a sai,ory s.d ry,. ~ b
posing through Tie hant q he se.lsr. mo-.
las year, from Philudepla 500,
Il agriculture, eFery Ting grow ff,o..5...=..
tllefe Is no ".A.sr, one continual sl.rjp, - -
as. There ere K eclools IL In, .,... ~
l. Is calculated that r.,ry eld ia H. ,o,o...
be educated zee from tie neiaAhofir., ,,', .i.H
attend the schools n Liberia. Divine .efyier6 = 10
d. scAeoisaTeres ulaiiy attended, ghere u.
religioga societies, BaLust Mctlcdis,,and Pr.
I'm. Mes.a % o. tlc Sabbath and NJ
esen.ncs. .rco Swiss Missionaries r.. - .''
Tier rlf.stior religion arprurs to Lave So.
foeac' eat..e surrounding tribes Then
Is zoo .hey Lase militia eomranl,s, d -
pieesaof eaf.oo. a. AIMS enough tn s-.. - =
NJ. II. y Eroae.
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sss.z-alszec<s- = - - - = = -
- s.,,I IN e.ir.nin'fa = sarr i.thsa So =
,s :. i did No. 4-,rsar y &c IN disposition . b
.,,.ssn,e 10 rivs Ma Anlsrson = h.aaas- a''s -
49,. World l. s,ibs,ituisl Vim "a ia-re -
.,..s..,y come ssr~sil T. saaeaiee Il play E.
,,;s7.xs,ip,. N q rapty To N ia1nfezsa's IA
ia p:i. h, stated :ua. y. Saiersan Wi -. h
n,,,.,-,,, f,-Wasi .an contrary - t''r nf n eph
,og "A iatalsns3 crow N:-s R n a.. -
tic TAsatre. ba, no a'se'fbala 'f.s3 SOY -
c., property esst-oyeti
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PARIS. Monday, > O'Clock. p. NJ,

TAKIS, Monday, 2 O'Clock, ? n.
We learn that several Of the directors of the Lon
don journals ni,yor ofthe Reform Bill have solved
to put Their papers n mourning ON the announce
ment of It's rejection.
The Austrian obscryoro the Both ult. states, that
tic ihpaiees e common al the artas W!iah were
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

os certain r. bic duties which were get unhn!sh-
ed, and my report concerning which you did not
expect to receive until my return. was graft
fed to hear from yourself that you had taken the
same view Of this subject, having postponed the
communication Of your wishes 70 me until my
arrival at this place, without expecting in the
mean time any communication from me. II Is
due TO myself further to state. that, from the
moment when saw the communication referred
to, have considered my official relation To you
as terminated. or as subsisting only until my
return to the city should enable me to conform
to your wishes by the formal surrender OF my Of
fee. whichitis the purpose OF this note to make:
retire, then, Sir, with cheer!uness from the
station to which your confidence had called me,
because have the consciousness OF having en-
deavored to discharge its duties with tldellty TO
yourself and to the country. Uninlluenceu by
those considerations which have been avowed by
that portion of my colleagues who have Voianta-
rilv separated themselves from you-totaily ~
norant of any want Of harmony in your cabinet
which either has, or ought to have impeded ihe
operations of your administration, perform tins
act simply in Obedience to your VIII. have
not the slightest disposition to discuss the ques
ton Of its propriety. 1t is true that IN gov
crnment like ours, power is but trust TO 0c
uSeu IOf the DeueIl VI NnOSc WIN nav Sso"t>
it; and that circumstances might exist IN when
the necessity of Standardization would justify
such an inquiry. The first consideration belongs
To those to whom we are equally accountable
From the influence of the second you have reiev'
ed me by your own explicit declaration that No
complaint affecting either my Official Or lnd:vI'u
al conduct has at any time reached you. You
have assured me that the confidence which IN
duccd you originally to confer the appointment
upon me remains mistaken and undiminlshed,
and have been pleased to express the regret which
you feel at the separation, which circumstances
have, IN your view Of the subject, rendered una
voidable. You have kindly added the assurance
of your continued good wishes for my welfare. -
You will not, therefore, refuse to me the sraui
cation Of expressing my earnest hope, that, un
der the influence of better cOunsels, your own and
the interests of our common country may receive
all the benefits which you have anticipated from
the change of your confidential advisers.
very few days will suIliceto enable me to put my
Office in a condition for the reception of m!
| successor. and | wilt advise you OF the Fact as
soon as ITS arrangement is complete.
am. respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
IN. MACPHERSON BERRlEN.
To The President Of tie Caitet States.
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ctssSc2c9pe
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The various Misrepresentation lii relation to
the retirement of this gentleman from the Cabi-
net, which have been circulated here and else
where, render it proper to give publicity to the
following correspondence. 1t is calculated. we
think, to throw light on the transaction of which it
constitutes part.-Ie'egraph.
WAsHINGToN, 18Th June, 1851.
Sir: herewith tender to you my resignation
Of the Office Of Attorney General Of the United
States. Two considerations restrained me from
taking this step at the moment wheu your COM
munication to the Secretary OF the Treasury,
announcing your determination to re-organize
your cabinet, first met my eye. There was no.
;hius in the retirement Of the Secretaries Of
State and of War. or in the distinct and per-
sonal considerations which they mad assigned for
this measure, which made it obligatory upon, or
even proper for, me to adopt similar course
Such step, with any reference to that occur
renee, could only become so, on my part, as an
act of conformity to your will. You had felt
this, aud had announced your wishes to the Sc
cretaries of the Treasury and of the Navy, re-
spectively. had right to expect similar
communication of them, and CONFIRMED 10 the
wishes and opinions of my felow-citizens of
Georgia when determined to await it. An ad-
ditional consideration was presented by the fact
that had been charged. at the moment of my
departure from this place, with the performance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

Mr.. u viii ais" give instruction in the above sG,
ew svslen az short Hand. by which, in bIiefbul,
t-re>,'ng Course oi Eight Lessons. ,e pupil is enabled
to wife with correctness any iacilt,, either from de-
talion OF lie tire. Tbs system is nov used in The D.
Gsh iion'es ct Parliament, the Courts Of Law, az
othgr princ,p Public Offices.
Thosr i.adi.s and Gentlemen who wish to ,m
themselves 81 tie opportunity of learning bolh CT
,h't q he above mentioned polite and Necessary d:
cumpi..h,., at, VII do ell to commence mmedi,,sh
Nr. u , s,a in A'exanlrs is very limited
4 select class Of ladies' meets daily at Hr'9's q
fee, from II lv2
june 20
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II this does moi prove iLc superiority Of c,.,,.
over Rail Roads. we will knock under. and I az.
that we are no judges Of beef, or have ~ s -
quaintance with colo.uIogy. d.
-sxeosIs>
Explosion. -ConsIderabI alarm and sv,;.
ment was caused on Saturday evening IA t"lt
explosion Of Mr.. Wharton's soda fmr,,;, u:
south Market-street, Albany. The ro;ss u
heard at considerable distance, ard ths g., NS
with which it burst must have been very c. O't
as the marE!e fountain was shiyered IA s,saN
and the fragments thrown considerable Dist, v,s
Much glass was broken, but luckily no one "',
injured, although lad was near enoush >. va
thoroughly drenched with the water. Th, e
indeed the era of explosions. From The foy, , :
Of po,0efs down to the simple soda fountain "~ ~
have nothing but - tlow ups" v"
New Fork Go,s.
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WASHINGTON, June %, 1851.

SIR: In conformity to the suggestion contained
in my note of the l5th instant, have to inform
you that the arrangements necessary to put the
Office Of the Attorney General IN condition for
the reception of my successor are now complete.
The Misrepresentation which are circulated
in the newspapers on the subject of my retirement
from office, make it proper that this correspon.
dence should be submitted to the public, as an
act of justice both to you and myself.
am, respectfully,
Sir. your obedient servant.
in. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
To the PRESIDENT Of the United States.
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WAsHINeroN, June %, 1851.

SIR: Your note of this day is received, advis
ing me, sin conformity to the suggestions con
tanned in my (your) note of the l5th instant,
(you) have to inform you (me) that the arrange.
meuts necessary to put the Office of the Attorney
General in condition for the reception of my
successor are now complete"
For reasons assigned in your note, you further
observe snake proper that this correspondence
should be submitted to the public, as an act of JUS
tice both to you and myself" am sure can
have no objection to your submitting them as you
propose. as you believe this to be necessary.
am, respectfully.
Your ebedient servant.
ANDREW JACKSON.
JOHN Nj. BERRIEN, Esq.
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WAS Committed

Two the jail for the County of Alexandra, D. g o.
l. the ooh instant, sn-gro man WIN says bis name \
CHARLES LINDSAY.
tic sprcars to be about 20 years OF age, feet inch
es high, aud wei! msd he "a, lie Is free, and that BE-
did belong to TIL estate Of Mrs. Rulha EdnOEIion, Il
Prince Georges County, AarylsLd.
The osn-r is requested To come forward Prove
property. pay charge. aud take him away oibeslS
he will br disposed Of according to law.
ilOkAIIO n. STEELE,
iunc cS-3t Jiild
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Notice.

sN0tlcG.
The new Line Of Mail 81
gM@n-Ages from Alexandria D. T..
yS6$HA Winchester Va wa iee'DTs
sesaa..sssses-z.S BiCkerssille, and Ba'lleIo'h :
commenced running, and will leave a. New
Franklin House at II O'clock, ~. on every aV'''
wednesday, and Friday. mfr
THOMAS s. BLACKBURN,
apr l9-dtf Aren. for Stockton Slose,
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AinAsay, MiN 3 Go.

NNDING Il necessary 10 close Their Du'pe''"
Il and elsewhere, offer their
STOCK OF GROCERIES, -,
which c''nssis, in part. of ST. Crox and New o'a 81
sugar. Yves, india, and New Orleans mol'',e' -
salt, French brandy, old ~hiskey, Malaga vi"., r.
per, plfnento, cass,, nutniegs. indigo, soap 81.
lunch and muscatel rasins, aud many other 'rue I
the grocery line, all Of which they are deter'n'tS"
sell very low, and invite those wishing 10 POi'"
to give them call.
AIexandria, June %. 1851. W. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
TWELVE EASY LESSONS.

Whose hand writing, ffon various causes m.r rn'"N
way imperfect, wall avail ITEMS Il e. ,f,Le nr..o, 81
portunty-- an orp"rui, c.r'*iry rot to be rssi.,,
cd inasmuch as 4 impars 1t. twelve SHIFT lesson
10 LADIES, ret, RAPID, smt fashionable hand T..
ly elegant, delicate. and aay.'ise and N C,STr,s'
style al once hoiL free, oXped .ous, ard c,n,o'.,
calculated for MErcANT,Ln icH.rIrs, ,esMd,,s L,..
long they may have DreD ia'i'ua;ed TO- or HON J.f,
tive may be their present mode e writing,
Glasses for AIDES ava! arHrllMLx, which 49,.
HArl AMI LIMITED. are eriapgsd 10 sli, Ii. ,;ma "
couve Disncr Of The pupils.
fsT,BLIsHnsNI Al Miss A-h'ona, corner of King al
Washington streets, where nmneruus specimen, ,i 81,
c. ssf'll AID rapid Improvement made by Nj Ban
pills ri various ages 'nas be seen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
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From the Georgetown Col. Gq..

We have an anecdote to relate of an unfor.
tuhate cow" as an Offset to the affair of the Bal
timore Rail Road. The accident which occurred
there. being spoken of in presence of person
who had just come the Canal and arrived at our
wharves, he mentioned TO our informant that 81,
his way down mo matter whcre) cow was dis
covered ahead directly in the two path; being
closely pursued. and iinding that the horse went
too fast to suit her gait, seeing no other chance of
escape too. she plunged into the Canal; the boat
passed over her without doing any other injury
than scraping the skin of her back little; she
rose at the stern, aud deliberately came ashore
safe and sound.
Much better was her fate than that of the moor
COW on the Rail Road
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

We, III. undcrss ned. from our own personal Ob.,
walton of the astonishing advancement Of some vLs
have prsct,ed upon ar Bri.tow's System, do chez
fall, rccrmnendit io'hc public, as possessing
and intrinsic merit. by which tie most defective Va
ter may be t,nsht To write easy aud rapid hand j,
the course Of Twelve Lessons
Robert Gilmor. J. Meredith,
} Smith Rollins, Edmund Didier,
jas. a. Buelisnau, Itobt. A Taylor
Peter .Uffinap, David Hoffman,
A. Alexander. N, ID. VIM Lorman u Sou,
Robert Dawson, VIM ID. NcKm.
Baltimore, June Q.