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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

NJ Aswe predicted last Thursday, The name
of MIR Noah is Withdrawn from the " y. York
Courier and EnquiTe, !" although it's not even
so;J that he has retired from tho Editorial de-
,,a,,men.. The President, ii seems, acts spon
the Spartan ,ule, that is not criminal 10 do
wrong, bu, to be detected in doing II. lie is
,s,t.c,ly conren, that Noah snonId be both Ed
;,o, and Surveyor; but be is not willing tina,
the public .hould know ii. Truly las II been
ohse,v,d the poilics Of courts are 30 mean
that private people would be ashamed TO act
in the same way all isn'ck and 6nesse, 10
..,,;cn IN. common veal is sacrificed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

rP The Calhoun portion of the Jackson
.,v who most ceriaiay were among the
first as they have been the most jealous and
,oomoromising supporters OF Gen. ) 'tks'n'
,,,. ,,uch to complain Of particularly those
,vho have been numbered With the victims 81
the b,pe axe OF Prescription, which, under the
nre,e,ce OF Reforming pas, abuses mas
h.en scarcely less terrible to Consistent 'oo'
ofBce.holdeys than was the gniilonne oil the
,loodv ,riumvia,e Of the frs, French heyQlu'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
ANOTHER SPECIMEN :

h''CA II LA 81 1T MEN
IN onr last paPef, we eopird ii trunsl.iion
ana what We then supposed 10 be the mo,,e
ol Van Buren's lait III resignation :: nut s,,,,.
We nave met with The sui, otnea .,c.ch OF Pro.
tector Cromwell to tie Eritlsh Parliament. ",
doubt whether Haf a,uA.aypocrte d, MOI
furnish 10 the EA-5erretary ol State HI, fs,snn
10 tne ari Of eohceaiing mhai he preirals 10
reveal, and not The Duke Of Grafton. Crom-
".i's txptriness in conce ailng hiy sentiments
by those means Hhicn honest people pu,nIov
70 Disclose 'leli e IS probably more extensive
~ known, as his name is oil more universal
celebrity, than that OF the Dukes, and il is
moi Improbable therefore, that Mr. Wan Buren,
has attained his proficiency in mis- valuable
branch OF pUiItlca literature by a profound
study oil that singular maus career, aud of the
causes which conli ibuted TO his almost unpara.
ielied success We sutJon specimen of OH.
"er's style Tie reader will imagine him in the
act Of addressing Parliament:
COMICS, Tor II beh0ve, me to deal a.,
" with you, must confess. | would o., !
h"pr, may br nadrrst0o ia this for ;nd..ot
m"si he trndcr What say 10 such ., 81;
ence AS this; say, would be undel.tond nm,
~ ms afgumeni do uot Inakaa paralI,l ~.
"A' M" VI a'ae'ent NM, anda parIja-
"e"' "nich Shail nave their desires. | know
''ere 10 u" com i'at'son, nor can it be uroed
upon me, thai my words have tue L. g, e..
90" Wy because me Parliament sPctns to Civ,
hb'riy 10 me u shy any hing 10 won "a ,h.,
"a nj
Judgment, aud opinion, to them and il hint
IneS are such, ind MI he sucI, In then, md
are faithful servants. aud viii be so In M en-.
p"eme authority. aud the legislative, shesoeyer
it's
When the reader shall have perused the a.
bose lucid sp c men of atiocinn,iou we psk him
to turn 10 Mr.. Van Butens letter, and he will
he compelled 10 acknowledges that the Ameri-
can En- Secretary has out CromWeiied Cronl-
,ceiL The LORD Protector Of Enga BETA, =
ed his design TO The most superficial observer
by the hsngIiug manner in which il was exc.
cuied. We see, ON he face of his speech u de
termination o battle the curiosity ofhi, hearers
but, our Secretary Of State, more expert has
SIC ded iii ing the same object, without
exposing bis design by aoy startling sbsurdiy
Of manner or matter. Cromwell jumps from
subject 10 subject without any sort of con.
nec,ion. and his style is tnerefors abrup' and
d,speaslng bu, our EISecretarys periods dow
as smoothly as poets numbers, and seem 10
be linked together by regular md unbroken
chain. In short, the pupil has ec'ipsed his mas
ter, and is assnredly entitled toa premium
for the skill and driterity display ed 10y him in
rendering obscure what it "as his apparent de-
sign to explain and make clear Time, Low.
ever, which has interpreted the meaning OF
Cromwell, will doubtless perform the same
kind Office for his American discple-(u e
mran III the art of dissinluiation) II that in.
partial old gentleman we leave hun and his
letter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

~ Capt. JAMES @. DEAR1NG Is a candidate n
represent tho eosnty Of Campbell in the Legsia-
lure Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

I on 10 tue unhapp, sieilmsoI g.yerameu,il
JrA'"a.y and suspicion nj tina, day in France.
ihey have been treated with d~cree of rude-
ness and incisility, MOI 10 say injustice and
oa'ss'ay. which must awaken fcclios of deep
anu issl,ng Resentment in ihrir breasts. unless
'hey he more or less Than men. The rtnored
Secretaries OF the Treasury aud Navy par, ECU.
aiiy may esciaim with strong emphasis
oh World thy slippery turns Friend. now
fash sworn
p" Whose double bosoms seem 10 bear one he ar /
lnstparnble, shall. within an hour
On Gissention of n dot. break out
" lnto the biltefes, enmi,y.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

REWARDED MnEADY.--it will DO reeollected
THAT IN his reply to Mr.. Van Burans letter Of rosgna-
uon President Jackson expressed hope that tho Ex-
Secretary would refuse servr the country in some
other capacity, should the public oxgeneiss make a dc
manh upon his matches intellect aud uubouuded ex
periehee, Every holy through this cant at ,hs
tme-di least every holy who ioould -so-that il wa,
mere precursor All arast o0uritr, TO the anseront
oil he fytng Dutehndn' from Washington 10 London
80 II hu turned out IL is announced already tno OH
caily, hut IN way to leave doubt of its TRUTH tina
Mr. Van Bnre" hA. been appointed Minister to England
and VIII embark for Liverpool on tho LIST of June The
rat sticks To the treasury rap.--ln few dD. We shall
hear TINT MAJ Eaton also has again put his hand in tho
public crh--"e hope, for the credit of the country In
some capacity which will exempt HIM from the necessity
of numbering the Kings English.
The two hvorites being thus provided for Me'srs
Branch aud lngbam will DO permitted suck their own
paws IN retirement, and
" Amid the charms of seque.ter'd spot,
" Lay their old heads upon the lap OF ease !"
IT, indeed, tho thorns Of Disappointed ambition, aud the
remembrance OF devoted attachment nnd services ~.
qnitcd by insult and INJURY do not reuklo IN their
breasts, aud dash their cup with bittoruess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23


THE cHARGE.-.Wo copied, from tho Nashville
Herald, some days ago, article signed John Dun.
Gun, late sub-Agenl 10 the Chckasaws" charging tho
Secretary OF War (Nai Eatou) with not having takon
the usual aud necessary precautions 10 guard the goy.
ermnent from hoss, by the deialcauon of Mi Smith
for $lo,GOO-and that this oniency remarkable Ia an
administration which has hunted down with .ueli riri
mnlgmty all its opponents who were eson suspect.
sd Of having msnpplcd the public funds WIS occasio-
cd lit by the fact that President is one of Smith
securities aud IDLY, that Smith happens To be friend
of the administered ion The following explanation Of
the nlet et appears IN the new Official. the Washington
Globe, and is, presume, published "by authority -
As TO lis ruth hlsehood we know nollng but we
protest against sentiment contained IN iaud that
Is, that Duncan, who made the charge - unworthy of
credit bctruSe no Is " dismissed turned out oiiccI
We would rely upon the assertion oil many of tho in
dviduas who have been dismissed hen, Office. sooner
than would upon the ths Of OF the Lnlnatu,.
Neros who dismissed them The Globe suys
The facts of this case are very much like n
thonsaud other tailes that are daily repres,n-
ted as facts. Nj J Is. duncan. we understand
is II disiuis cd. turned nut oil, and Ike ma
others claims Tue right OF complaining The
Auditors report, which W c have recently SEEN.
makes different account Of this matter from
that gwen by J. b. Duncan. The statement
shows that Ma Smith. after having Tor many
wears been an agent Of the Government and
having expended very large Gums of money
has entirely seltled every thing, and closed hrs
transactions within g 40. his is the entne
amount OF balance against him For thus Their.
are vouchers presented for settlement nj the
Treasury 60 thr amount Of 81 1875. / ey ar
oi n chsrsotrr which the Auditor cannot admit.
beng without authority, un.ss with the sane
ton Of the Secretary Of War out from the
proofs r esentsd. thcre s 10 doubt, we under
stand that the amount thus claimed by hIn has
been nclusIiy expended for lhs Use OF the gov.
eminent, Should ms drmand be admitted
there will be balance only oil $3.50 against
bin. II not admitted, thin we pre.ume that
Gen. ickson and Gen COFFEE. tue securities.
are abundauily able and wiling to pay this ba-
lance, without the President having to impose
on the Secretary oil war any order with a view
TO cover the delinquency Maj .tomiIh besides
j. SAID TO be man Of property. The com
plants now made, were made, We understand
heretofore. In the Rutuma of 1928, ihe oecic
tary oil WRr, Gen. Porter, had.a special exam
lnstion 81 Maj. Smih's conduct upon the
charges Of this same J b. Duhcan, which rpsui-
ted Ia bis aoqninal. Why make them again
Must man be tried twILe OF thrice for the
same crime Aud with The GrimmdtiFe echoes
If d SlauIGH oIICpIS.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

taiiiy rrieh 9TH, condaet 81 Boli'ar which.
Il II he not admitted. /. liable 10 the seserest
condemnation. \ few OF the choice spi,iis who
commenced and eonsumm mated The South Anne
riean contest. were doubtless ptepar I'd and To-
ended 10 follow the luminous footsteps al
Washington and his associates. and 10 csndnc,
their long oppressed county 10 the same env,a a.
BILE height Of freedom aud prosperity Which,
has been attained by the United States bat, IL
IS truth not now Tor the frs, time 10 be lear
ned, that " Liberty must come of the claim OF
ht mass OF the general enlightenment firm
oess and rrob,ty. II is no great physical Sc
crei, which soge brain. hodipg, may an
nouncF, ano 40 establish IL is moral truth.
which, like a gem, h'des It's rays aud lis pre-
oiousness IN ob,car'ty. nor becomes .efulgent
'ill all around II |. beamng with light That
period had moi arrived in Spanish America
when the dominion Of the mother country was
snbver ed aud the result Ia seen in the anar-
ely aud licentiousness which have taken the
place OF despolism and chains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

England and The Enhcd Stdtas--Dudcr this head we
admirable article tins fniug, from the " En
gl.hman'- Mugazlne'-edited by Campbell, the cele-
bated poet aud speaking tho sentiment. OF the pre.cnt
British Ministry. The incubation aud diffusion OF such
sentiments in both countries viii exercise happy h-
1yence on their political aud social Intercourse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

n An anecdoe Is rotated Of nn motor in Paris, who
acquired great fame by personatng monkey ON the
stage aud who IN order 10 become perfect IN his part
daily visited the mfndgere, and studied from nature
The Partisan actor wiser than some men we sot Of
who aim at distinction IN higher spheres OF lic-who
oan even the burden Of administering tho GOV,
ernment of great nation, notwithstanding their pre-
vious studies Ind never gone beyond tho Racing Cacn-
dar, the Stud Book, and TicatiAo two on Military
Tnclics. That confusion md disorder should be the
consequence is NATURAL that darkness follows tho
setting sun If wishes 10 per.onuto even a mon
key he should 20 to the menageric and learn OF Jacko
IT We glad to that the citizen, of Richmond
are about act on tho subject OF Internal Improve
mem. Tho Enquirer of the 18th says" Since our Inst
M. We have had communications with several of them
upon it. preliminary meeting of the citizens has
been spoken Of for this the next week"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
GENERAL SUMMARY.

| The Solar Eclipse Of Feb, nary nert.-The Amer.
lean Almanac, just published, contains great variety
OF calculation relative to the great Solar eclipse which
will be visible throughout the United States on the
18th OF February next. These calculations exhibit
very infinitely the path Of the central eclipse and Of
several Of the dgts and the phases Of the eclipse at
large number Of p!aces.in the U. States. The path
OF the eclipse is still more clearly marked upon
map Of the United States, attached to the Almanac
for the purpose. The central eclipse will enter the
United States from Mexico, and will pass through tho
States Of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, the
north part Of Georgia and South Carolina, North
Carolina, and the southeastern parts Of Virginia and
Maryland; thence proceeding along the Atlantic at
distance Of so or GO miles from Long Isand i. will
pass through the southeastern part Of the Island OF
Nantucket, and thence to Halifax, in Nova-Scota.
The unobscured parts Of the sun will present anu
lar appearance Mt all places within about IS miles on
each side of this track, and the ring will become
more or less uniform in proportion as the place is
nearer to the central track The anDUar eclipse
will extend to the town Of Chatham, 10 the coHnty Of
Barnsable but to no other part Of the continentin
the New-England States, and to partOi the Middle
States except the southern extremity Of New-Jersey
and Delaware. The eclipse will begin AZ Boston at
II O'Clock 49m. $685. A. M. Tie time Of the greatest
observation will be III. 2lm. lis. the end will be at
Oh. Nm 81 l-2s. The digits eclipsed willie II l70
Bost. Daily Ado
North CaroliRa-It 10 conjectared that the new
census will show, in North Carolina, population Of
10000, which, h the ratio Of representation is Fixed
AZ $4,000, will preserve her from the loss Of Repre-
sentative in Congress.
II Is said that General Jackson has made decara"
tos, that h Congress should during his Presidency
pass an act 10 the charter Of the Uaiied Satcs
Bank, he 'Ooaid asswrd pus his yefo the bH Wheih-
er this he true or false, we know NOT.
Fsench Anecdate.-M. jacques Lafmc, one Of the
ablest Of the 6nanciers and politicians Of France, 10
indebted for his elevation the following accidental
occurrence. During The consulshp Of Napoleon, La
hi'e being then simple cOMsmis with only 1900 francs
salary. day saaaiering in the garden Of the
faieries when he saw pretty young lady walking
near him, and alone. He said to hmsel. loud enough
to be heard BY her-U0ia sas brlle ems; s VOHdrOi'
qseAe fsa "a misnne-(Ihe 10 a pretty wsman-L
wish she were my wiIS.D The lady, like a the rest
Of The daughters Of Eve was nst insensibe % Ane-
~. She sent Cor him 70 her dwsIIiag-shai dwelling
was the Tusries. and che lady, PauIins. sister Of
the frss consul This savs asw SuFa % ahiTu, and
La6sse's Gorsune WA made.
taceeiOuS person. By The mama Of Nsw. bad bis
6rss child chriSeasd SSmstag. a. dis was Saasisg
Nss, when hs second child was bosn Il Va christ
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Hibernia, arrived last night
from Liverpool. having left on the ed Dec.
Our London papers are to the LIST, and Liver
pool to the cd.
Accounts from Berlin state that well in
formed persons consider the movements of
troops 10 Russia merely as precautionary con-
tingencies, and not as indicating design to
go to war.
Some agitation existed in Switzerland, pro-
dnced by general wish for change ia the
Electoral laws.
London, (IHesday evening" Nov. SO.-The
warl,ke rumors from France, together with
the alleged movements Of the Russian tronps.
emgross nearly all the conversation Of the
my politicians; but people cannot bring
themselves to believe that there is an imme-
a'ate danger OF actual. hOstilities. 1t is i'm.
possible. however, to say what despOts may
eo' particularly when they are trembling with
rear 'est Their thrones should pass away from
tnem, The movements Of troops 10 Russia
ana PRUSSIA are probably for the purpose Of
o..9 NV, the BeIgians, though some persons
W" nave u that France Is to be attacked
!" support OF this opinion we are told Of the
S.ea' preparations which the French are ma
mug ~ oraer to raise powerful army but
."o "o"uer u, considering the complete state
~ u'soreanl2atlon in which that army was
'e1 oy the Revolution, that the preparations
were not commenced long ago. The French
are merely putting into effect a decree which
was issued about three months since. The
complement OF the Preach army, in time Of
peace u $4,000 men. Ia the month Of
Sep'emeer' what with the troops sent 10 All.
rsea. tue dismissal of the Swiss and the Garde
lNoya'e' together with the change OF officers
e tue regiments Of the line, there were prob
AU'y NOT more than $4,000 organized men in
," rance: exclusive Of the National Guard.
~ = sa'd that the 5 great European Powers
Are contemplating the prnpriety Of shaking
eer.ain proposals to the Belgians with regard
q me settlement Of their government, which
! knR< 7ccede e, Of course there will be NO
seea g enF further inlerEsFence, but which il
'ns7 81 poi eteedt a, Prussia Min ha author.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

rrosPects cf War IN Ewope.--A Paris cor
respondent Of one 0r the London Dapera If sha
latest date, thus speculates on the nrObah;I;sr
OF war in Europe: '''' '''''''
~ ! am obliged to believe that war Il proba-
bic. Fact AFTER fact occurs: and conr;~r ~
yer courier, from every country in Europe.
arrives with such rapidly, bringing additional
Iacts: ana additional news, aIl leading to war
tnat ana compelled against my will TO de-
S.are-yes, war 10 probable. Take INV lacta.
Hnke the neEa Ghich ~. h... ....:..-..a -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Oor. Is.

FLOUhs-
Hoyard street Nom.-The receipts this week
are about 1000 bbls. more than those of the last.
but the demand being fully equal to the supply,
NO stock is permitted to accumulate. We note
sales from stores, III parcels Of 500, 200, Il 100
bbls. at IS IS per Dbl. and we give this the
fair wholesale store rate to-day. BY retail, aud
for fancy brands, dealers sell at fraction high
err. The wagon price has been steady throughout
the week at IS Ga per Dbl; in occasional instan
ces fraction more has been paid. but the price
Just named may be regarded as the current rate.
Gin Mills FI0m.-Sales OF about 1000 bbls.
erf, quality have been made this week at S. so
per Dbl. In some cases with, and in others with
out interest added. SOme limited sales of extra
have also been made at IS 57a. Sales of 1000
to 1900 bills. standard quality, have been made
at SIS IS, on time, with and without Interest,"
Sales of LIST Middings at %, and Of Cd Md
dlngs at 5 25 8 50 per bbl.
.Susquehanna F2om.-A lot of $50 bbls. old
subject to re-inspection, was sold this week at
5 so per Dbl. Fresh ground is worth 62a
A parcel OF Fredericksburg Flour was sold to-
day at ) A per bbl. cash.
GRAIN
Whem.-The supplies have been moderate on
ly. Of the parcels OF red received before Thurs
DAY, sales of fair to good were made at 81 OF
0s; and on Tuesday one parcel Of very prime
red WAS sold at IA. On Thursday cargo Of
5000 Uu shells very prime Virginia red vas sold at
II per bushel, and to-day two cargoes Of very
prime red were sold at IL. We quote best
reds to-day at 10 a IL; fair to good at OF
OS; and fair to ordinary at |, and downwards,
as in quality. On Tuesday lot of 400 bushels
very prime white sold at 25.-We quote
best white at 20 | 25, and other sorts lower
according to quality.
Corn The supplies have been limited this
week, and the demand being but moderate, prIc.
Is have experienced 40 alteration since last re-
port Sales of both sorts Of old have been made
at SIS So cents per bushel. according to quality,
and we quote in conformity thereto.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
IN COUNCIL, OCTOBER IL, 1881.

The petition of William Beers and others, was
referred to the Committee having under consider
non the petition of the Butchers, presented at
the last meeting.
The i'omm itIee to whom the subject was refer
red. reported bill entitled "An Act CONCERN
my Slaves. Free Negroes and Muiattoes,' which
was read tirst Ii me and laid on the table.
Tne following resolution was moved and Sc
cond d.
Resolced. That an order passed at the last
meeting OF Codncil, which directed the interscc-
ton Of Union and Wolfe streets to be paved, be
rescndei The ayes and noes being called Tor
were as follows
.qyes-Messrs Housh, Fendal!, Preston.
Noes Messrs. L. Jacobs, Gardner, Brockett,
Mason. Davis. Miller, Baird, Smoot, Beeler,
Morse, Lee.
The Council resumed the consideration Of the
bill enutled :. An Act for the relief of the pro-
prle,urs of the Alexandria THEATRE" which was
read second time and the bill being amended
b> striking out the second section and inserting
the following words
".4nd be IL further enacted. That the Mayor
NAV from time 10 time as he shall see fit, under
his hand authorize any person to sell at Or with
in the Theatre ON the nights OF performance. such
refreshments as he shall deem proper, and Under
such regulations aud restrictions as he may pre-
scribe"
1t was then read a third time and passed by
ayes and noes as follows
.fyes-Messrs. Davis, Mason. Crockett, Bard,
Fcnlall, Morse, Beeler. Smoot. Gardner.
Nces-Messrsl IIough, Lee, I Jacobs, Miller,
Preston.
And then the Council adjourned.
Test J. p. THOMPSON &C.
SECTION |. BE II enacted BY the Common
Council Of ,Alerm,tria, That So much OF an act
entitled :" An Act reducing the several acts con-
corning Theatrical performances, and other pub
lie exhibitions" Which imposes tax OF Five dol
lars for each night of Theatrical exhibition be
and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. find be iJurther enacted, That the
Mavor nav from time 10 time. as hc shall see Mt
under his hand authorize any person to sell at of
within the Theatre on the nights uf performance
such refreshments as he shall deem proper, and
under such regulations aud restrictions as he may
prescribe.
SEC. S. .4ad be Il furthtr enacted That tins
act shall be in force from and after the passing
thereof.
Passed IN Council this twelfth day of October
eighteen hundred and thirty-onc.
EDM. |. LEE,
President of the Common Council.
Approved:
JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Test IP. THOMPSON G. &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
FINCAsrLE. Oct. :

Ntlt-We have good reason for believing that
this notorious outlaw. some time since. spent Sc
verai days in 'his neighborhood. We under
stand that he was for four days I'm the plantation
ola genteman who resides about mile from
town, about two weeks agu. He travels at his
leisure, having got only as far as the vicinity OF
the Sweet Springs res miles, three Or four days
ago Tie description given at that place by the
negroes who have seen him, entirely and in every
respect corresponds with that given Of Nat Turn
err IN the Governors Proclamation.
1t is really matter of surprise that he should
be permitted to pass through this country without
at least some cxertons being made tor apprchen-
sion. Is it not AN object worthy the consldera-
ton of some of our young gentlemen Of leisure!
They surely could not be more meritoriously em
ployed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
BosroN, Oct. Is

The STORM, which does not apaear yet t"haVe
spent itself, commenced a, New York on Satur-
day evening aud had not ceased on Saturday al
ternoon. II commenced here on Sunday mern-
wind took its station, and kept 1t iii last even
ing, in northeasterly direction. II has rainrd
more than half the time. aud considerable por-
ton of it with great severity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
ANNApoLiS. Oct. ] I

In The Court Of Chance'y.-TAe argument in
the case of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company was continued yesterday by Mr.. Ma
gruder, on behalf of the Defendants, until the
time of a,Jiournment Mr.. Jones will continue
the argument to-day on the same side