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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09

,n Nsw foRx, Feb. S.
FROM LIVERPOOl.--By the .hip U.IalJ.
which took the place of the Canads, we have ms,
received at oc'ocs. London papers tn the 10Th
ana liverpool to the i7t inclusive. Their contents
Were anticipated by the Sovereign from London
The Liverpool market for COZ is thus quoted in m,
paper OF the i1th ''r6e sales for the we. arc 1000
bags-pticcs have declined i.8d per ID There were
many arrivals from America. The Colossus Cana.
ia, and Napoleon, from n. Y, the Belvdrrc and
Be'se from Charleston, the Colombo from Boston
the MADISON from Virginia, were among th. latest
laericd,.
PoLAND.-Thc revolution in Poland which bes
commenced with such ,rallantry and enthusiasm M
turaiiy leads to nn enquiry respecting the prrtion
and share OF the spolS, winch wcrc divided between
Russia, Aus,,a and Prussia: IN I7o5. The populn-
ton ut that period was about 5000 600. of which
6,7ooOOo We're allotted to RUSSIA, 4,8On. 600 TO
Austria and $500 900 To Prussia Further changes
wore made by the Congress OF Vienna, III ISIS by
which part Of the Coust5y was erected into a
nominal Kingdom, under Russia, with pnnuli Ion of
100000, OF witch Warsaw is the capital. Ia this
portion of ancient Poland the revolution appcurs To
be comylc,c.
The London papers state TINT The Poles calcu-
late with confidence ~ tie agsis' of tho oihcr
parts of ancient Poland, and that they have taken
the resolution to brave the three great military
powers which surround their tetr;torv. They also
inform that the Emperor Nicholas Sin be ma
bic to march his horIcs immcLatcly To suppress the
tam winter campaign cu the Ne.ucn without
ma gaines, amidst q hostile population. Thr p,a-
u!stisn VI Warsaw is about 100000 ~. \. .jai,-
{ ynplD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09

u The river being now open, we presume there
will be considerable shipments of -four soon made 10
New York We therefore take the liberty of re.
commenting to shippers to have the barrels ewcgh-
ed that have lain any Gins in store; for as Tie wed
her was wet, when most of the flour was inspected
many barrels that held out full weight then, will not
now. This Prccautlon will save expense OH the
-Four being rcimspecied in New York
Our worthy Inspector has, we understand, with his
usual Iborality, offered to rowegh flour under such
circumstances, without charge, except where it is
necessary to make up the deficiency OF coopcragc is
required.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09

RICHMoSD, FaB. 9Th, 1881
The Proprietors OF the Rhinoceros handed to the
Mayor Of our city this morning, the sum of FIFTY
DOLLARS, for the relief of the suffering Poor,
which is ~ledged to have been most Thankfully
received by RO. GREENHOW, Pres den,
and Treasure, Of City Oversecrs of Poor
II The sum taken for exhibiting the Rhinoccros
on Monday, did not amount Fifty Dollars, bat the
Proprictors, not wishing to DO things by halves gen
cTousiy made /, cven money from their own pockets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09
.ScIsssgctyN Ggstatm,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. EYER Q. laal.

Us We suppose We need not remind the reader
that on Saturday next is great eclipse OF the Sun.
1t VIII commence little before II o'clock A. NJ and
last for about three hours tho greatest observation
Will 6c quarter before Il o'cnck, when as in 1911 .
stars viii be visible to the naked eye. The obscr-
want VIII see the chickens TO 10 roost and the herds
act us it the night had arrived.
II the day is far, this great phenomenon will at.
tract the gaze OF millions al the instant We
caution those who have not witnessed similar prod
'gy' against looking at the Sun with the naked eye
which is always Injurious and sometimes dangerous
u piece OF window glass smoked, is the thing You
see through that, the body ofthc Sun perfectly while
the rays Of light are intercepted. We add our III
tccessions, for II clear day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09

Co"hEorroS.-in our report Of the proceedings of
Nionday, Mr.. Summers is represented as supporting
The resolution offered by Mr. Terriil of Allegheny
poposng to provide alternate sessions OF the Court Of
Appeals on the east and west side of the Blue Ridge
Mr. s. said that early in the session. aud Immediately
after the reference of the whole Judiciary question TO
the Committee Of Courts of Justice. ne had offered in
That Committee resolution having precisely the
same object IA view, and almost in the terms of IN.
one now proposed That Committee had not yet &C.
ted upon the subject, in consequence of the more
pressing necessity o. arranging the other parts of the
judiciary System. 1t would probably be called IN by
its friends at the first meeting Of the Committee and
The proposition disposed Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-09

~ iesterdny the House Of Delegates despatched
COCO oca' OF business, the most immediately mate
rial {" winch Ia the resolution to proceed on Friday
by JOINT vote with the Senate, to tho election of a
Governor and three Councillors of State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
EDUCATION.

HNiiE duties ni the snIscr,bef's School ioI
I Nune Ladies', viii he resumed on Mon
day the 18th of September Terms, fai III,
session N Eve mouths, including fuel, slnjinna.
". mud all other chargos, $40, payable ~ adj.
vants
MRS. TOMrktSS, will continue 10 give
Lessuns in Mnsiok, aud will receive Young
Indies IN her inm,ly Rs boNrdets.
Mr.. Vincent, nav employed IT lempdon
Slime, Col &c, rs tencher OF FienIh. Is en-
gagged 10 give le suus ~ thi. Sehnol.
In unFtrignrd pledges himself 10 Tie
pairons e is seh lnl, that his hesl aud must
faithful eAertion, fir the advancement al his
pupils IN useful learning, sinai be aealou.y con
iiuueJ l. q. SMilH,
Avg % iwif LJeBermntanl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

We understand The Govefnof hos received
nriher dispatches from Southampton NHnass
mond, Lie Of Nifhfand Prince George - Tho
peopls nro urdn the aieti, MS they ought IN be.
No iurhrr act bnd henspiie'l 10 break ,he
public pfa O. bu rimors sufficient TO keep
alive The vigilance of the peaIle. Gen Enpps
write. ~ tie Governor on the Both (Iues4ny,)
hal every Thing WIS quiet in South ,npion.
nud ho thought was likely tn eon niue so--
bat Ia consequence of The dispatches received
from Nnnsen,ond and Tho Lie ol Wgh',
Council OF War had been held, atwbioh II was
determined that A. precautionary mtofue
strong patrul IN these uouniifs ong,i 10 be h u
up--nnd accord ugly INSTRUCTIONS had been dis-
patched Ia the commanding oilieers OF the Il
Rinunis 10 put out such patrols he invests
gniiuns we're going IN rs 10 the CONDUIT Of In
blacks whn we've confined 10 tho ja,l Of ] ~.
aalem. The number of prisoners had not nm-
ie,aly yari.d--fur, ss las, ~ SOME ser fin-
changed others wtte brought IA IN 'er suspi.
ciun. T. s. OF Gu. Els isiier siaies, itai u
negro man lad jusi Teen brought ~ ms n ptlsz
oncr, by thu name Of sn VI. the slage ~ a Al.
FrHncs. iit hedbeen concern ed inthr massHt,r.
AID has bren one oil the nrtive leaders--- nj he
denied that there bud been nuy ibng iikr u
zen, raj concert among the dawes. u VAS tor.
fined e. ihe imale,liain uc'ghb1fhoud of tire
scene --1he uiab OF Inc prisoners we're nboat
20 cumnsnce IA sou,haup on Some blaeks
(pcfhnp 30 OF h,e tad been thrown into The
jail fNpnseTond nnder ausrcien
Is repnrird, tbata map vas found aud
seid N have been drawn ny NJ Turner. viii
Poke berry juice, winch WI. dosc,ipuv. Of
Tie county ., Somnnmpion tiumols, That
the day OF out-hreakGg lad bern ulisia-
Ken, tbn it vas ia'.nded 10 he Snnda, tho
2Rih; that - bfaek Preacher u la county Of
=. Geotge was suspected Of bong concerned
L., 4 t4tp ~ 4. Uaat Ia, 4 al
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80 ~. f. g !, 90


In preceding columns, the frader viii fnI
ample aud Interesting details Of the late ii.
sufreotion in Lover Virginia. The suhJoined
ncifla itpm the lat Enquifer. il TIE only
Hddiia5Rl ipfcmaiion, furnished Us by The Ia
mai oSeepi tbat. by - General Order issued
b, nrnefhi Epper, f~hicl, we 6nd in Inc Hoi-
iols Beacon Of Aug 3l,) it Is SAID. there Il
some reason 70 hope. II report he true. that
MAI, the fnneicai despefado who led the banJ.
10 nrfaAIel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

IL Mr. Bdwer, the Novelist, in letter 10
the Eliiots OF the New York Mirror, informs
them thai he is engaged an new work, the plot
of which is derived from the history Of mnr-
der committed upHar,I. of a bafcentury aso,
IN Eeglfnd. by Ensene Aram. The lsA NJ
ot The Minor contain, an Interesting history u
the Murder, wi,h the triIi of Aram, Including
ms defence, wh'eh Was pronounced by the
Judge 10 have been unsurpassed IN ingenuity
by any similar effort which had ever come IN.
der hrs observation. hrhm was executed in
1853. Ill Oh expectations are formed by the
hierati Of Mn. Bulwer's forthcoming work -
their appetheS having been somewhat eheiied
by the notes Of prepa alton which have heral-
ded is appearance, aa well iro the author
himself as lrom hts friends and admirers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


~ Three counties To be heard from.
We learn verbally that Charles G. Johnston is elected
by small majority, IN the Warrington district, oyer
Joseph Draper, the late representative.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
[lj' The figure annexed TO each county will
show the number Of members 10 which 1t Is
entitled
City of Richmond ()-John Rutherford, without
opposition.
Ire N)--James Allen $50, Stephen T. Nei.l 234
TBier q )--lohn hcCoy
Harrison (2y--Goorge J. Williams 1906, Col. VIM.
Johnson 73i, Joseph Israel dJl, Isaac H. Morris 1872
Ahner Maxwell 1871.
Not IN the last Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
ORITuARY.

DIED, on heanf.ny morning lasf, NJ tha
SHret Springs whittier he bud gone some
weeks previously. far the benafl nf his health
DAVIDSON BRADtUIt. Eso Cashier Of the
Farmers BANK, At bsprhourg, pitpr a ione and
painful Illness. - M. q. was one of our oi1est
o,osl worthy. aaa most eiteemed fellow eiii
ssns enl hrs len l,rge nod devet"dly attach
cd t,my 10 depafa lneir daepy eillelite BE-.
ieayentni.
Drp.rtrd lbs f'e. on Wedne sday inst ite
81 Argln. MARY FRANCES MILLER.
aged ten months All ioor days, only daul 81
OF L, =. hliie'. o. this place.
1hi' lov'ly hnd, 50 yonns and fir,
talled hcnec hv reth doom;
iust zane Ia shos bow sweet Aoser
In paradise aigbi hiuom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
E:YDUCApIOIV.

kuR PATRONS and tho public ATE heteby
W lolormed. ihm the tail aud Ninlrr
Session OF our School vii be commenced ON
MONDAY tho 0lh OF srpIembef. -Pupls vii
be instructed in all the branches OF Science
usually taught in English Schools. Oar pa.
ueot and unweHried attention will be given that
tho Scholars may be thorough IN every branch
of study that they tnrm cofieei nirlleeiual
and moral habits. respectful kind, aud aminbie
manuets leTms literal and hceum,nodali
]. ~ S. COLE.
Aug % tut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
From the American Fa'mec.
DIiCHING.

Mn SMITH: FairtaT county, Ia. dug 9, le3
Having been = subscriber Ia thr " America
Farme,n from its comm ncrnent. ard te' In
that / owe muGi to you, AM your co,Tespod
dents, nvaii myself If tbs rainy day, To du
cnarge to you snl them PAT OF my ohisi
tons, by giving yaas h 1T account OF my f'a'
ice aud its results 1T me premise That yo
have called me an - old Nmginian," and ! al
Sumr rs truth, that this Ia ns'li, will shield NJ
from the ta4nts and sneers OF heing bnas'f
ar an er oiisi-Hnsn look back and numb
the Ihings lhat have been left nnd rue, | shrIa
into nothre, aud feel that = man l. bat a WI
Az. colt" My farm Consists of 6)0 acres
land unier enclosure, and 7O0 out; the enelt
sure bepins at The termination pt "A Ia ", bro
en-, and ve,y poor country. aud slopes RAPID
10 u dead level, not having fall Of more liP
three feet in n mile through this fiat, al Y
water that falls upon ten thousand acres OF q
hlly country is passed; from the hills il con,
with overwhelming violence until II reaches
fiat, bringing with it mud, sand, and stone
have seen 100 acres OF the fl II covered VI
water al one yiew-yes, SIR, al one fell sw"q
Us to single pfs. r ,ol a IL slF5 menih: i'ahdjh@
aud Which he has redeemed as P,esidsnt--to single
principle whcl, he promulgated, which he 'na moi
grossly Yiolaod.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
Wheat Wanted .

SS-VfE WISH to purchase early this season,
" large qn.nt'y OF WHEAT, Tor which
We Will pay CASH az tue hghes, prices given
IN this Marke,--or give the + srners choice oi
several other very fair propositions. Those who
nave large crnps, we should like 20 sec beioI.
they make eug ,gemen's.
l.. 8 r. y. KORvELL.
July %, lAs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

II The Rev. Mr.. Ely, whose name has
heeo frequently mentioned in connexion with
the PeIiicoat Controversy at Washing on,
which resulted in the dismissal OF the EK-Cab-
met. 10 late number OF The 81 Philadelphia"
OF which he is Editor, speaks Of Mrs. Eaton
ss /" a oman that cannot blush" She ought
then to retire TO a station where his vitiuf--iOr
such we esteem it--would not be Called into
exercise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

Speaker 10 The flert Congress. - Some discus
sion has already taken place on this subject !
and the symptoms OF oppugnaiionto The htFrf-
sentative from Redmond have alarmed the
venerable" Editor Of the Enquirer. New
York paper having mentioned John Quincy
Adams, as a suitable pefson 10 Gil The Spea-
hers Chair, the Enqaiier breaks out into the
very unadvised assertion, that "ihere is moi an
impartial man III the country who will mol say
fIat Mr.. Stevenson is Ten times better qualified
for the Chair than MIR. Adams" Thus is an
tmPudent declaration, 10 be ventnred on tho
spot where Mr.. Stevenson is best known, and
where his ability is properly appreciated. MOI
man in Richmond, we venture 10 assert, who
Jaw it, could restrain his Iisbe faculties, unless
MS disgust at such nauseous dose OF hatiery
rhoksd bis mirlh. There is mnch point IN the
Washington Teiegraph's comment on Mr..
hiiehies remafk-though we were astonshed
10 see any thing in the Shape OF justice from
that source towards Mr.. Adams Without
intending 10 dispa,age the qualifications OF AIR,
Stevenson (says the Telegraph we would ad-
wise bis Editor to buy pair of spectacIes.'
W The Warrenton (Va.) Gazette. warm
JACKSON paper, says, ia relation 10 the IL 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

OTICE.-ra Subscribers viii pet
~ uon tue nexi Legislature Of Virginia, for
leave To erect Toll Bridge Over james RIVER
near Lynchbuig. from, the ,anl OF the hr.t nam
ed ia Amherst, to lie lead Of the latter, on tue
opposite shore.
BENJAMIN SCHooLFIELp,
WILLIAM DANIEL
Sept 5. I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
yFEE VIggGENSAs.
LyNCu.uaG. SEPT. 5. 1881.
PRACTICE AND i.REcEPT.


NJ man bns ever so wlfully violated his public and
,o.,s8elnn pledges, and with such apparent indler-
.c 4 contempt OF the opinion of tn peope,a, Andre"
t,ei.on. lie indeed, seem. IN have been acinaied by
d.,c,m,natont to see how far be can go, With mpu
,,,y,.,,y much the people can bear, without revolt
tasnthi. tae. Aud triy, the result would seen Sc
a,v tt,t he may do what no plcases, aud yei ID r.
are df,oted band ofpahzans, who VIII adhefe to
ri, srr,iIifv IN eNuct proportion to the arhllra-
-sa4 desrote power which calls II iuto exercise
,fa,a.r ,lay we mt with instance Of this sort
,is rair Illustration of the policy of TIE party
49,, are Determined to support Tor Idol, rght or
,,.ng Tennessee E,litor, speaking of the causes
b led TO the dissolution Of the Cabinet Remarked in
l,aare that let Gen jackson do what he might, he
lied thai he intended il t., the good al his
.,o,ry and should not therefore com .'ain" Such a
.avo,,,d have made admirable totturer for tn
sn,nb nausiiion, aud most ready 'n"lon OF despl
lam When we such spirit manifested by me
conductors of the press, is wonder that The peori
..,,a,e a, least IN some degree, nhIcncoa by that
It'll engine Of ropI aud es, sometmrs led in
,osr,or. aai iudilced To approve where they should
,,damn. aud u censnre where they should applaud.
Bat to return from this disressioa.
xyere We to search for evidences al the truth OF tho
,.,,,rk with winch commenced tins article, we
.h,nla find mnamerabio Instances Of H. But salreh Is
unnecessary, when we scarcely open anewspaper
;,hon, finding instances ready quoted 10 hands.
The following may suffice for Tho present
Gsne,ni Jackson's teiter 10 Mr., Monroe.
- / he removn, Of no public otii er shppld be
,a,.rtrd 10 cfsqte n rHcdlcg o. 10 sFd'Ig Tie am
I3ioa ofa jar0n's partisan When THIS sh"ii
come 10 pass = the pa = OF will have nnfhe
cause 10 irea,5fe tot tn. h1aor o h'9 country
andi ptrgetaily Of her fePa1t'caH thAta"-
tioats.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

u TIE celebrated Poet and E.say,st ~ p. H1lis
his REIN uished the publication ofhe American Month.
" Magazine and has become of tho Editors of the
Nam York MHr0r--a paper, which has heretofore
runkol drscr edly the head Of its class aud which
cannot fail acquire still higher reputation under
the present arrangement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
AUCTION.

be sold nj auction oQ.
~ THURSDAY the 22nd Instant, q val,s-
bic tract OF laud lying IN the county OF Nelson.
and within one mile of n good manufacturing
mill, Containing about 800 ac,o.,-The IN
movements are toi"fahls good. lofms will lie
liberal, aud made known on he day Of SAFE.
JAMES ROSE, ldm,
Of Henry Rose, d.ed
Sept. 8. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

Ut Gov. BraucR, in reference TO his disms-
sal from oili,e, the circumstances of which he
relates asks, +" Can any thing be more arbitra-
~ and unj ust ?"-Can any thing be more
ridiculous aud degrading Than that MIR. Branca
ducl towards himself warrants the application
OF such epiihets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
nTyCAIl0TN.

VMYlIf. Winter Session ol lhe suhserihn =
n school vii con,menCe on Tuesday the
hr,t la, of November mkt WM. $. REID.
Sept |. ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

NJ proposed TO call tho ,rus blue Jack
sonians "the Peiicost party The nslne is
certainly appropriate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

II The Penns, lvani, Wing asserts confident
~ that that Slate ""ii never vote tor Gen.
Jackson again" We arc Of The same opinion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05
No YariN oi Prices.
Free Trade.
Eartlenware, Looking Glasses, DC.
THOMASJ BARROW IL Co
Importers,


SO Watcr-Slfeet, New-York,
~ FFER 70, snlr, tho largest ena most com
" plete assortment of Edrthfnwars, Gias.
China Piain aud Gil Looking GLASSES, Sf.
which the N W Ypik market will fort, ecu
ptising every style md variety Of he newest
patterns. they retOrn their most CORDIAL
thank. 20 tbcii friends the SnnihJn States,
Tor their support Ia the persecution now car
tying n nghini Turn, for hi "insa 20 jaln
y continuation ~ Gsrg one ,afitf II rtues Tor
ErucLeHt, throughout TIE trad. | is mpfn--
" attributable 10 the influence If nur South,
en- l,lends. that hive Il, en- era led 10 SUI.
we thus far. IN tn most toying i uatior
eKpDsed IN hs combined inll enc mud rAptni
81 the whole trade. endensotnig 20 effect or
| ruin aud esBuIs 100 from i:usiuesf. W. III re
| Ourselves 10 our friends 10 give them eyeiv
| satisfaction IN our rover MS regards tbr qi1i-
ny al our goods, The excellence Of our patkere,
aud the loWtifss Of oar pfices, foi Cash or Guy
Acceplanees mud IN return, VIZ SOLICIT nun,
| tneni continuance OF their patronage, aad
| par ticaiafiy request those WHO have ,Hfnenee
| with their fiends 10 eteT y ~ our behalf, no
We trust the cause is nno thpy hre al Interest
| ed H. aud much benefit viii accrue 10 US 4 om
| tncir friendly acts in hi, way u has b,eu
said, The Combination was broken M. As il
| regards price. this u true. and all, we ihnks
! friends OF foes will allow that we hsye,n cied
| ihs change bu' We 40 sure our Hiehnfs
that al no p, Rod since We commenced our
system VI nnsbsckled prices. we're W. 10 greater
wait NJ assis nnce than al tiei,resent iuumeni,
! Ibis combination oil men ure leaving no ioeaDs
uDified for efl. cliUg our ruio, fhht they may
/ revive the old system ou' credit and cl'e,atter
are assailed in every shape ouf imporiations
wHyIaid and stopped IN every instance where
thrra,s are sufficient 10 int,mida'e tie manu-
| LECTURERS from supplying Us gu fine, 40 vena-
a. "A
devise, has been neglected IN this struggle 10
spbdoe Us. We once more call upon every
trend ola free ttsd.i 10 come up 10 our sup.
porl, and pledge ourtclses 10 give them 40
cause 10 repeat OF our iiDeralny.
i. } BARROW ~ Co.
SO Wnier.oireet nbOte 0ld Sup.
Aug 30 3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

az Mr.. Branch Statement ia laid before
our leaders this mnrnng. Il IS ciamsily wit
ten notwithstanding the length Of thnn which
The E,-secretary has ttkea to think ~ j.
II h.iiy snstains the statement herotof ne made
~ ales.ts. Berfien aud iogbam, anj ilsces
the Roaring Lion, and has messenger, Col.
johnson, in rather conten pfible ehi before
the public The Ex-Secretaly, IL is true, is
not in much better predicameni, sinca he
processes 20 be still friendly to the men
whom he thus holds up 10 public rid,cule.
" Gov. Branch says. that Gen. Jackson
was determined 10 sacrifice him 10 gfatify lhe
feelings of those whom he bad offended -
How eau Gov. Branch, Then. support saoh a
mnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

AN l. give the highos, cash pr,rs Tor whes
w delivered at the Lynchburg Mills.
KYLE& B0RL AND
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II \ correspondent Of Ponlson's tphiladcl
ehh) Advertiser recommends William pfay.
lfn, Of South Carolina, as candidate fur tn
WEEP eSidency and a,ks, tia, Editors, whose
designs are 10 promote the public good. aud
who are nn-hackled bv mere patty engage.
mehts. will place Mr.. D's maine before The peo-
ole Tor their deliberate considerations
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Ia we I

a LARGE qoan,iy OF tins aftlc'e oenstantiy
"a kept Tor sale az antl4ouy's Mill, upeu o.
uusrin Creek -four niles ltioa l., s-sh5nrT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

az A correspondent ofthe ST Loais Repnt.
liean says. had II not been for Maj Biddles
raw hide, alum salt could not have saved
Petiis in Ihis eeust,. Il is said that Peths in.
'eeds 10 fight Bfi1le. Surely bo could moi
think Of she atins At a man WIN has rendered
han so great service. '-petlis ia ihe frsi MAJ
"ho wn' ever whipped Into Congress--the
founder Of new order
u The two frsh-y'. proceedings of thu
Abingdon Convention will be fonud in This
mornings paper. We received the Repor,
adopted ~ the meeting but have not room for
II to-day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-05

W The Warrenion (va.) Gazette. warm
'SsASon paper, says, IN relation 10 the l,e