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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
81 oston'senllitZ Water

- TINS artificial preparation Manufactured by
Ia.sph Boston, chy mil, No. Wall street, and
!. drawn rom II iaunnn AS she coda water, OF
l.. nut 10 ~ bottle containing each one dose
a. mid and eficlenflaxauVe as can be re-
CURED, sod withdl IS palatable as thu SODA
water itsrly.
aIhs PREPARATION is differently composed
from that of the comm,n seldz powder oi tue
shops
We have for year past been IN The haon o'
recommending il 10 our patients, especially 'ne
dyspepiiC, The nervous, and the habtuduy
costlvr with the most benign effects. We are
Induced 20 prefer il to the congress water as
possessing all me virtues of the latter, WIN
out beng pcrnisous to any habit or constitn
ton. .
3" We have visited the establishmentin which
Mr.. Boston manufactures this article. II Is
conducted on a large scale, keeping constant
ly four hands employed. There appears 10 be
much lahOur bestowed N lmpregnhung the wa
lei nth he several ma'eriais Of winch II
COMPOSED. We learn that Mr.. Boston trans
por,s the water To various parts CT the United
states. furnishing hoiel5 snd other public plh'
ces We are persuaded that ii will taxi prrce-
dence OF tue Saratoga waters as laxative and
mild tonic, as soon ms its virtues become
appreciated by public taste aud experience
The pfoprictor making no secret of the art
Gle has Submitted us preparation 10 ii number
Of the Faculty, who highly approve and re
commend it, particularly IT, those OF lnhim an'
delicate habtf, as a medicine agreeable t
the taste that even children take II with ayidl
! ".
The comparative small dose that IT required
| 10 produce an acdye, aud (when taking fasting,
| almost immediate effect, renders The Seldl
/ Water invaluable as remedy 10 the man q
business, removing in less than an hour til
unpleasant oppression many teel nom heBvI
ness in the atmosphere or ii too ifee lndu
gence 10 convyialdy or the luxuries OF tue IA
! BILE.
To those whose business will not admit c
visiting Saratoga Springs, tins water is ohere
as an ffectual agreeable and cheap substitute
and is particularly recommended 10 the II
habitants OF warm climates, aud masters {
vessels visiting tropical regions, Tor whose az
communication it is kept packed IN quantities
suit purchasers.
The subscriber agent for Mr.. Boston, is no
opening large supply ol Boston oetdltz waite
winch is Tor sale al New York prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Nov %.
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lurneY & Kerry

" Il
z ANE just received aud vii sell at love,
~1A prices than ever,
! case Chssineus
] case Ia Plaid LinSeys
bale Fiaunrl5
case large and fashionable Lcghorn Flats
and Crowns
few Iieees handsome Pembroke Luslres
Mrrno Curcassiaus.
Nov. y
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g. dice AL prisons having c.alms a.
Y eainsl the subscriber. will present them
for payment N his absence they may be han
died 10 Chiswei Dabney. ESQ.
DAVID ROSSER.
Dec Is Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
Wan,ed.

a SMART coua,ry Boy. from II to II
~ airs oil age, as au apprentice to tn,
Boot aud Shoe making business.
BERNARD FINNEY.
Jan. 81 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06
Wheat ! Wheat ,

WYE are now receiving Wheat at the Black
" Water Mills, & WI! pay the best cash plice
Ion all delivered there. those wishing to en-
gage their crops. will phase cali on us. We vii
give them Choices OF several liberal PROPOSE
ions. NAIHL. WINSTON ~ "a
Oct
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Bes, Winter a.aA,n ~,

4 kFlE s'oser'her has this day received m
"a au"nionti supply of best y inter Ian'n
vi winch Is Tor sale at the lowast market w.;
VS. Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-06

ca candles, Almonds, fi1IsIns- a.
VIE subscriber has tor sa E a good and fro.
supply oil lea, CANDIES, Aln.ond, r..
Nc Nc ll0AEL DAWES
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TURN EH & KERR

: + MORN their friends aud tue puilic that
IS they have Just received fresh supply Of
splendid Goods, which they Offer at hoahem
retail prces-Among which are
French and Manchester Prints
Italian Lustring, hyperion quality.
Black Gro de ludis
Black Barge
Changable Silks
Colored eros de Naples
Saln Laveulne
MernO Circassans
Thread Lace and Edgings
Splendid Belt Ribbons
Sahkln and Canton Grapes
scarlet, blue aud White Merino long 5idas
DO do 10 Cashmere do
Embroidered Grape Dress lIdkfs.
EAna large Leghorn Flats aud Crowns
P.per Haugmgs
llalr Braids and Pafs
An leg ant assortment.of Gents Stacks
Oct. 70
NVelltGlNIA, to wit At Rule, holden IN IN.
~ Clerks office OF the county court of Bldilra a5
hI9hday, tho 9TH day of December 1880.
pi'id DISH, complainant, against Jacob DeprW, adm
o, James Depew, dec d, John Rutherford, lIgauda
west william Settle William Durteti, Iuu Jlr.ef
and John d. Patterson aud Robert ST. Clar e. gIs o..
Isaac st. Clair, decd, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Inc defendants jacob Depew, John Ruteriar
lghman H. West and john Jar ed not having euere
tneir appearance and given security according 70 te
act OF Assembly and the rules of tins court and
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not u
oilahts OF tins country the motion of the complain
ant by ms COUNSEL II Is ordered, that the rand 5s'
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mpud3} a
iepiuHy next and answer the bill of the comP!haa"
and that copy of this order be forthwith luseJt# a
The Lynchburg Nrginian, public newspaper published
III ,ae town OF Lyneaburg Ion two months surtesso'
ana posted NJ the front door of the courthouse Of 4
county on two several court days
\ copy-Tcste, u A. MINGFIELD, p. c.
DeClmhcr u. WIN
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$40 REEnT. AE& y,

Aug 30
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Arrival of Winter Goods,

Dec %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FEBRUARY, 23d, 1881.
On motion of. Newton, the bill concerning
Jurymen" was taken up, read the first time, and
made the order of The day for Saturday.
On motion OF Mr.. Eppes, the hour of meeting was
changed from 10 to II O'Clock. at being found that
u qourum would not attend at the former hourl
On motion of MIR. Jacob leave was given to bring
bill to amend the of the last session. EXTENDING
the charter Of the North Western Bank Of Virginia
MIR. Billingsley offered resolution to rescd the
rule of the iIonse, establishing Committee of Gene
raj Laws.
Mr.. Williams of Shenandoah, called Upon The mo
for his reasons.
Mr.. Blllings!ey said he saw no good which the com
mittee of general laws had done We went on yery
well in the old way, and he thought, understood the
business better than now do.
The resolution was rejected.
SFAUNTON RAIL WAY.
The cngrossed bill Incorporating the Stanton gai
road company, read a third time and passed
LOAN BILL.
Mr. KILLER of Bot. moved TO take up the loan BILL
with view to commit it to select committee. At
ter some conversation between Messrs Witchcr and
Miller, this taken, and the bill referred To
Messrs. Miller of Bot Mason of Frederick Williams o!
Shenandoah, Williams OF Harrison, Anderson Of Bot
Hart, Watts, King, Mccoy, Mcfarland Garland of
Nelson, Jackson, and ivcs Of Campbell-wfo had
leave to sit during the session of the House.
The engrossed bill conc srning lands delinquent for
non payment Of taxes, sc. was read the third time
and passed.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
On motion OF Mr.. GmeT, the House then resolved
itself into committee of the whole, Mr. Guode in the
CHAR, the 'rOad bll.' we have heretofore given
an outline os this bil)
The balance the day spent on this bill which
is very long one and various amendments proposed
and adopted.
M1tEs krNos ACCouNTs.-it viii DC observed bv
the Congressional proceedings Of Tuesday Ia {, Which
publish day, that the judiciary Committee have
been discharged from the consideration Of the petit
ton Of Miles Kiug, Esg. late Navy Agent Of this sta.
cn, praying that he may be permitted to institute
suit against the government, for the settlement Of his
accounts, and the payment Of tie balance claimed By
him and that the petition has been laid on the table
We understand that this disposition has been made
of the petition, preparatory to another course viz
the Secretary of The Navy has been directed TO Gsi-
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inclusive; They contain little of general interest.
were discussing the subjects of education the ndci
airy, &C. 'NN'''
The Vice Consul of France on the 10Th Decsn,a
per- addressed an official note to the Minister of Fo
,o,sn Auairs OF the Eastern Republic of Uruguay
recognising on the part Of his government the indie
pendence OF that Republic and profIerng treaty of
aInity, commerce and navigation, on terms of strict
reciprocity; proposing that commissioner, with ali
powers should be sent TO France, tor tho
purpose OF treating OH the basis mentioned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
FRoa1 THE GLoBE.
MIR. CALHOUN.

We have ieod the address of this gentleman to the
people of the United States.
The first impression made upon our mind, is one oc
wonder, that man possessing Mr. Calhouu's tact
and prudence should have brought subject of this
nature before the public The only point in this dis
cussion, except such Mr. Calhoun has himself Gre
ated is altogether personal BY his private letters
and those of Mr. Monroe, by his whole public con.
duct, and by publications in the newspapers, General
Jackson had been led to believe that he had been
uniformly his friend, in the cabinet of Mr. Monroe as
well as out Of 1t, indicating all his conduct il the
Seminole campaign. Under this IMPRESSION he had
gwen MIR Calhoun his warmest friendship and frmeSt
confidence. Compelled at length, by facts and cir
cumstances, TO doubt the sincerity Of his supposed
ancient friend, he determined TO know the truth -
With this view, he OBJ aimed in an authentic shape
the charges which had been made OF Mr. Calhoun's
course in the cabinet, different from what he had
supposed, submitted them directly to the person i'm
plicated and asked whether they were true, Mr.
Calhoun admits their truth. Gen Jackson EXPRESSES
his surprise at the admission and says Dir Calhoun
has pursued course of dupIicity tOw0rd5 him The
latter declares the charge Of duplcy to be unfound
cd With this issue the correspondence closed.
What was there in this which required an appeal
10 the public? u was private difference. II
concerned only the bearing of two gentlemen towards
each other Oao Of them, it is alleged had deceived
the other, who had Just found it out BY an inter
change Of letters these gentlemen finally understood
each other.
what have The public to DO with Gen. Jscksons
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

Cav, D,r,t s.,p - NORFOLK, Feb %,
Dtlie OF the Brig David Nafet reported under ou
@ neso informs that H. s. M Frgate The,is was cas-.
, s Dape no. on the S,h DEG honeward bound from
g ach ocean with large quantity specie on board
report sad that about thirty Of her crew and officers e,e -
Markets extremely dull Buenos Ayres and B,e;Is as'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
From the Lynchburg virginlan.

u We are authorised to say that EIsUiap, M
h'oes, Esq Wi not be a candidate for the next
Legislature OF Virginia We regret This DETERMINE
non on the part OF Mr. Z we cannot send fyor,
tn'S county more efficient and valuable representaI
uve--and we hope that he may be induced 10 con-
tlnue bis services il he can do so without Ton rot
sacrihce OF personal interest. This, too is the sen
timent or every person to whom we have commas.
Gated hIr. r.. Intention 0''''in w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

Ihe bill which originated in the Maryland House
OF Delegates providing for subscription of q 90 600
10 'ne STOCK ot the Susquehanna Railroad Gonna
Inc oI relative 10 the construction Of Iatera,
Ra'i-r"ad to Washington by the Baltimore and Ohio
lIail-road Company, passed the Senate on FRIDAY
would be sanctioned by the House of neJegntos ~
Saturday. E"'cS q
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New York. Feb 10

EE'rnct OF letter received from - Viro,n;
GATED I'm February-"With u view to future Shin
ments OF Flour to your market, we write to ennnire
nued The arbitrary conduct of vour insnec,;oa
degrading our -four and thereby reducing the price
so cents per barrel has prevented and VIII nreuen
shipments TO great extent which otherwise vyol.I5
De made ihe brand of the inspection from ,vhence
the -four is shipped TO your market, ought to obsie
for it certain uniformity of price, which Womb en-
able shippers to max calculation on the rosnI,
AS the matter Is now regulated, it is syeH tnown
Inspection be half degraded or scratched and haIf
passed and sometimes the Whole passed one day md
the whole scra ched the nc&; day, without anv diffsr
ence IN quality; Such Instances innumerable, and
such state OF things puts an end to trade"
.Wgy .4,s
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so'e Immediately against Mr.. King, for the bal
q zee GAINED ct him by Governmens.-We are era,i-
s su .iae mus an opportunity will be afforded Mr. K
bic principles. pr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

David and James Brown have hsen arr.st.1 J.
New Orleans, WI h between 80 and $40 900 coun-
berf'it bills of the u. Bank at PRiladelnhia and
the Branch III New York. 9''
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THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.

THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
The Jackson-Van Buren, organ at Washington,
the & Globe" has given the lead, and presume
The other papers of that description, including our
neighbor, will forthwith, follow suit. The obiec; of
that party is fully disclosed the strong points
Indicated and the occasion for caution and reserve
removed
The following article gives the plan of the war
1t Is no doubt semi official and is certainly adrot,
and well conceived. We present it as matter of
justice to that side Of the question, and to put the
pnbic in possession of the argument, by which Gen
Jackson is to be sustained and Mr. Calhoun pros
trated-if the united strength of Mr. Van Buren, and
Gen. Jackson could PROSTATE him. OF the event,
we have as little doubt We have that it ought to
he different from what it will be.
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IT, ~ New ork ON Tuesday last btough hi in Capt Stud
g aug crew oil soop Eliza Aleu- York for Norfolk
G ~ veSel was wrecked and abandoned on LIST inst in
,a 81 - Ion 81 She sailed the 10Th ut and had on
"" valuable cargo OF Dry Goods SC. part which
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from mH Cn aahe t. S ship Pcacoek Capt MCal, days
was 10 san I'D January for ST. Jago de Cuba
me = snip Hudson, Com. Cassin, was at Ro IlI Dec
and crews in good health.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

Al recent pubic meeting IN Boston, on the chi
jeGt OF Improvement for debt" Mr. Whitman made
speech that excited much feeling The foliowins
is an extract therefromr " S
"Alr w would avail himself Of this occasion n mi?
the attention of the public to 4 case of imnrison.
ment FOR debt which occurred in this citv not saI
en- days ago "A citizen of Boston, whose mare
was at the service of those present. put a maj,
into Jail for debt. During his confinement bie
family was i'll helpless and distressed condtiof
his industry being thcl only means OF suDporf
During the late hard weather, while his wife :-aI1a
children were suffering for both food and fuel eEE
went herself TO the creditor and coDiured hiro-.fo
release her husband He told her IN reply--"Pf:
heep han IN JGH three yegrs The yretcbed va
man returned home III dcspar--sold the lasf a.tf
Gle OF furniture she possesscd-bourh poison an.
is now in the grave. IF the creditor To yhou, -
ludc, said MIR w. is now in the hall let h,1 don.
this statement. if he dare, and will prove 4 r., r.
true. saw bun on the stairway, this eyc-,:n--f-.
him speak
[l4Oud calls in every part of the Hall for the ,,-sy
Mr. Otis sad we had not come together 10 n;
nounce any OF fellow citizens; but to -,roroz.,.
a reform IN our laws. We had all heard the s,n.,,
and It would answer every purpose IS Well w;th9g9
with the narnc.
Mr. Whitman proceeded lie is not after all .
bad man as you suppose, fer, being reauested n
discharge the debtor, that he might attend his wife,
funeral, he did consent do IT; OIL condition tbal
he should give him his nctc for the debt ard III
costs
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TaE tsNsrIrrTIu,A- Wing published twice a week
Tuesdays and Fridays five dollars per arnum payaE3
n advance. -
FOR advsrsr.75 cen's square (or esa) for the 6,s,
Insertion ADD 20 cents Tor each continuance The plumber Of
insertions must he noci on The Ms otherwise advertise.
will &c continued aud charged accordingly
All letters 70 the Editors mist be posi- paid, o. they vii
recciv. attention.
must be pad No And those wLc may wish discontinue
notify the ds 10 mat effect AZ least twenty days before ihs
period expires p. watch he su,sc rreI
Notes OF chartered specie paying Kinks a1y of the Stses
VII hc c1r', ~ payment ~ subscription m the Wing,
though 'WG MA or states Sank Notes cd he preferred
and Ianc'5 can be made through "osl 0Gce the risk
~ the Editors
- rrrsv s-r,
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o. JOB I'Zs!%|E%fs 2zaag,ea a. ~ Wh:sza5Ss
- - -
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PLA1N SrEAKtNG.-The London Times Of goth
December has the following allusion to the Fit, ca
rences, ilegitimatc children of the King -.
The irregular scions OF certain illusrious ho---e
are becoming troublesome. We do not wish to NE
particular: we trust that the young and wou,-r,
to whom we allude, are not blinded by infatuated
)nceit as not to take hint is this time to make
claims without scfvicel is the accident OF Ief.
handed birth to be ground FOR honors wealth. One
thing confident, predict IT, il is said the
clanor1us progeny have put forth pretensions which
ought not TO be listened to, the parent who has map
unanimously and periodically refused the appeal. win
have acquired fresh title 10 public admiration AMI
affection. It is maxim Of law that the KING can do
wrong. What a noble moral, well az political
comment, on this maZim would it be, "that the Krsz
will do wrong" +.,.
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FEoM TBE PAcGFrc.-Captaln Smith, Of the shin
William Penn arrived below from Valparaiso, states
that the markets at that place, the 18th November,
we're improving little for American goods. The last
sale Of Flour at SO, to the vessels of war; very
little had been sold for consumption, the native wheat
being abundant and low.
lie also states that the pronbitory decree had gone
into operation, but permission had been g. anted for
those vessels TO cater which had left the United
States before its PRONUNCIATION there. The uecess-
ties of the government however, were so great, that
was expected that the decree would be repealed IL
a few months Bull. inner
MoNTEyI"Eo ANu BUUNOs Ans, by the arrival
Of the brig Soto, Cant Riclston, at New Io-k. the
editors Of the Commercial Advertiser have received
file Of Monte Geo papers % tho S2G Of DccCmbc-
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unfs. -. "a,
ftOUR.-1he last two ssvs. the ~. -o'
Flour from wsSsos has bern 81 Is 4 10, NJ
pave hcari VI no sales &c kin;, street Flour. b,
dealers, tn shippsrx Some parcels of storr.I
Tour ha,. bccn priced 1t 2S . 81 |. sad s~,,-
r'l lots 81 Flour. IN good Order, s,Id nj ! 30.
y :, snd 10 King street Flour il held nj I 81,
10 ts1t but, If forced inta market, would NO,
e'n'n'''i'd mosc than 2S.-tGAx.
-, c,-.N BALTIMORE, Ju~s o.
rio. h--~Thc business of the week i'm How
artist has ec.', very limited, and the receipts
hkc~"c sn'ah. The market has continued With
.su any change s'ns, last week The tsap..~tion.
or, Sor.sspi.ear tohc confined tn lots Of 100 10
al ~ IS, SIT, ! IS, auA ! S3k pcr nm Tn.
-, sam. state q thing, nppy. to prevail to-day
l21 cents. The medium rssc Is nro6.biv !. A.
suraie al Indication Of the saore pfc a. could De
throughout tbc week II So per bbi. =. 80
s'onal instances fractioa more has been pad Sor
a load, but most Of the receipts have gone -,
store for account Ut the owners in the country ~
WhiSkEf.-The ~sSo2uSriec Of bbls 10 &c.
nerally 80 eeuts per gallon, exclusive of the barrel
and of hlids. - cents
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PuRIIC NETTING

AZ . meeting of the friends OF the pre-
sent Administrations. convened az Henry
Heaas' Tssern "a Chari. stown. on Sstut
day the ?5tb instant oG June, opon invita-
iion OF the eoosmifee appoiaied at fhe pub
he meeting Of the a0.h, 10 raif on The can
didafes then nominated, WILLIAM MooaE.
Esq Wa called u the chair. aud VIII
LIAM u MAoRcDER appointed Secretary
The report Of the committee being called
for, the members present representing il.
reported. that OF the two candidate. n pmi
GATED. al the preceding meeting. Mr. Sri
der would not yield his assent Co serve,
unless +. ii Fry. E-q- would first with
draw. IN friendly manner, aud thst the
other nominee. Mr.. Granfhans. withheld
his assent. for the present also, though,
willing to accept. provided Mr. S,rijer
wunld
On motion. therefore, IL was
Resolved. That committee Of two be
appointed and deputed. by the chair. To
wait on L. Ii Fry. Esq aud respectfully
inform him Of this. Messrs. Strider and
Granthams determination. and to rogue 81
OF him. (if he may choose Ia ssy.) what.
in this state Of things with the party, il
will he his pleasure to do
Whercupon. tho chair appointed Col
Robert Lucas and Gerard ID Moore. Who
politely waited on Mr. Frv. and reported.
that that gentleman declined withdrawing
from The canvass
When. IN motion. il was unanimously
aud finally
Resolred. That this meeting. though IL
will act presume To nominate other gen
tlem-o. will feel pledged TO snpport Messrs.
Strid-r and Grsntham. the regularly no.
minated candidates. and Ia procure FOR
them The general support of the patty.
firuily trusting aud belle, wing. that. if elect
ed. their patriotism will induce them 10
serve
And. on motion. the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM MOORE, Chairman.
WM ID. MAGRUDEK. See'y