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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-sept. 90.

Super6ne Flour continues steady at IS So
Rye Flour is scarce, aud has commanded 20.
Corn Meal has been i'll good demand at SO for
barrels, and Is Is for hhds. No arrivals of Wheat
reported. Corn Is lower; on Monday sales OF
white and yellow were made at 60 62 cts. yes
terday it was offered at SIC. for white, and Coo.
for yellow, but there we're no buyers. Rye steady
at 6s zoe. Sales Of Delaware Oats at 50 cts.
Flaxseed steady at l 68. Whiskey is held at an
advance on last weeks prices. A small lot Lin
seed Oil brought l0sc.-Price Current.
800
NETWORK MARKET-SEPr o..
Flour is very dull this morning. la Colonial
Produce nothing of consequence is going forward.
Prices Of Cotton are supported, though there is
no great activity in the market. Sales OF Pot
Ashes at IS Colour. 8. Eng. I'd Edition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
MEETINGS IN VIRGINIA

@ FG5ar Conaty.-A meeting Of the vot-
ers Of Fairfax County opposed to the election Of An
drew jackson as President of the United States
quesed at the Court House the first day Of October
Court, for the purpose of concerning measures with
the voters of Loudoun and Prince William Counties,
for the election of one or Delegates represent
this Congressional District, at the National Republican
Meeting to be held in the City Of Baltimore in Decem.
Der next. MANY VOTERS
Fairfax County, Sept %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
DR.4U'S THIS DfH
H. 100 Prizes of 1000 DoilarS!!

DR.4JTS THIS DAY
H. 100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars"
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit ofthe Dismal S,cGmp Canal Company,
Class No. II for 1851,
Will be drawn in Richmond ON Friday, Sept 50
Sc Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
prize of 100000 lprize of $4,000
| do of 10000 100 prizes of 1000
Tickets $40; halves S; quarter, 50; eighths Is
To be had in variety Of numbers at
u. ~. VsSgSEE,S
tot ery Office, Royal y Get.
GJ Orders from the country specially attended to-
Drawing Of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 10 f. 1871,
So AZ Is % 81 SO 55 As Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
Nr. NobertS. Grymes

- RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
to the citizens of Ale xsndria and its vicinity. His
office is on FAIRFAX street, next door to the Post Office,
where he can al all TINS he found.
outr O. ,g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30

a.s,, ohf me modern devices to catch gulls, IS
nev establishment Of brood of publications called
Ss,. 'paps's' upon the iafdsl plan, pretending to
ps,. great care over the working mems infer.
,Is,sD anhlns them against dangers that have no
-, SIC, such as union OF church and state,
:y~ T'oery oy the clergy" church suprema.
4 II. ., mOnied monopoly" and the like-anJ.
sd9c,S ;a'e Time, affecting great concern abo.t
tcais. 'Oa' Now we admit that. in the latter mar.
,pcb ,to uere is de6ciency-if there were NOT
for h. sO"@lnabe stupid trash as these papers are
RS m,rT 's part, hlied with. could not get read.
Ns' payers &eubsav,Ae Gazette.
,es,imoaS ;neary left in his will the following
"Ib,va u favour Of the Christian religion
ny: there ~ i IS d"s of all my property to my
hey had J0 Slat Is the Christian Religion. II
hey r "a% that 3. and had given them NOTHING
hsn all III. Oe t'S9' and without it, if had given
VAC world they would be poor"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
China, Glass & Earthenware.
HUGH CHARLES SMITH

HUGH CHARLES SMITH
HAS lately received by ships Shenandoah and Nir:
III ginis from Liverpool, his FALL SUPPLY o.,
GOOils. comprising every article in his line. and
which he offers for sale, wholesale and retail on the
most moderate terms:
rn New 8. fashionable china tea & d nner sets
!. !.
Casters Of the best quality
A handsome selection OF Astral Lamps,
suitable for the msntel table, or hall
A large supply Of Cut, Plain, and Pressed
E&1&4xA Glassware
Pipes in boxes
55gH Demiiohns from quart to FIVE gallons
- window Glass OF every
Black Bottles, wine, porter and clare, pint
and quart
septl5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
AiNie.

lust landing, 200 casks fresh Thomaston Lime, in
% good order JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
BRAN & shorts.

BRAN & shorts.
Gonn Bushels of Shorts
CSfO l40J do of Bran
Said 10 be of rich quality, expected in few days,
and for ale by the subscribers who desire those want.
ing the article to apply Immediately, and make the
engagements, the vessel will proceed to Washington
the cargo NOT disposed of in day after is arri.
val GEO JOHNSON < Co.
sent 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30

DR.7JYS THIS DAY
b.. 100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars"
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Benef' cf1is '':sna! yramp Ceaai Company,
it,.s No II for 1851
Will be draw IN frlaay. @,p.er5er so
66 NHMBEHN- HRtfVN B3LhOTS
Prize Of So, GOO Z pgi1e Of $4,000
do of a. 10000 100 Pg;4es of 1000
Tickets $40; halves : q-artets Sc; =igh,hs ] Is
To be had m a val E si.nSsIs ct
]. t.CMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Sire {, PpoSi hho Frank II, ase
u- Orders from The country will BE- promptly at
tended to-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30

~ Loudoun County-A meeting of the CT
tzens of Loudoun County, opposed to the reelection
Of Andrew Jackson, and friendly to the election of
Henry Clay to the Presidency of the United States,
will be held in the Courthouse at Leesburg, on the
first day of October Court next at half past O'Clock.
p. NJ to adopt measures to the representation
of this Congressional District in the Convention to be
held in Baltimore on the second Monday in December
next. Loudoun County, Sept Is.
- Stafford Coumty.-The citizens of STAFF
ford. who are opposed to the reelection of Andrew
Jackson to the Presidency, requested to meet at
the Court House on Monday the 10Th day of October
next (beng Court day at O'Clock, with view to
that object. LEGION.
September IS, 1881
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-30
ALEXANDRIA,. ID. T..
FRrDIY MORNING, SEPT 50, 1881

Much anxiety is expressed in several OF the
most respectable aud influential papers IN the
West. to have Mr.. CLAY in the Senate. For in
stance, the Cincinnati Gazette says:
The absence Of Mr.. Clay from the Halls of
Congress has been severely felt. tits there tina.
his hish powers aud extensive knowledge were
FIRST developed. 1t Is there that his public SER
vices have raised monument To his name, that
must remain whilst the Government eDdures. 1t
IS there that he should again take his stand, side
BY side with those who denOuncs his views Of
public pulley, and reyile his principles as man,
The South and the East send forth their strong
men to the Senate Of the United States Shall
hot the West also call her strongest citizens to
that high station? Is she content 70 relv upon
New England TOR champion, when challenged
IL her defence BY the nulii6er Hayne, seconded
By the recreant Benton and the "palace slave"
OF Tennessee' Ii is to be hoped not Mr.. Clay
knows What Is due from citizen TO his country:
h' patriotism is too active and devoted, to refuse
compliance with the wishes oil his friends every
where, It's but to call him to the place, to in
sure ms performance II its duties"
Cholera lfOrbuS.-The New York Courier
Nys-" The cargo of the ship Galaxy, from st.
rSersburgh, has been deposited at Fort La Fay
'oe' and special officer appointed for that place
% receive all similar cargoes, We are pleased
% perceive the course which our municipal au-
"or'''s' are pursuing to guard against this dread
iA ,cOurge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
"A CAR ID.

MFR. KNIGHT, professor OF the Piano
IAl + orte, respectfully announces TO the in
haonauts of Lynchburg and IL. vicinity that
he has opened II Music Saloon in Rchmo nd
which will be- constant y Supplied with the most
popular FOCAL and Instrumental Music, AS soon
as published 10 New Yoik--:Re latest aud most
improved Instruction Books, including vieeu.
rie'., C,amers' Uset1l Extracts, Sequel. uuo-
ier's beautiful Rondos, (beipg adaptations of
Rossini's most celebrated Airs } Burrows Pri-
mer, ian excellent a0d Instructive work y to-
gether with a large collection OF Variation
&c. sc. calculated TO improve all classes of
learners.
Mr.. KNIGHT has likewise an assortment of
Nunn's Piano FOrtes--Square, cabinet and
grind, generally esteemed the finest ,nanuiac-
tured in the United States Violins, FINEST J.
Italian Strings,) Flutes, &c. &c.
W All orders for Music or Piano Fortes
punciually attended TO, addressed 10 Knights
Music Saloon at Mrs. Richardson's Boarding
II ouse, Richmond, Va,
May 20 iflm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
May %,

YOuksuAa TO decree OF 'ne o"p''"r
x Court OF Chancery, held AZ Lynchhu,g,
pronounced on the l3ih day Of May, 1881, III
SUIT 'rerrn depending between William Chill
Ton, Slephrn Chlnun ana others, plaintiffs and
Jams Marin and others defendants the un-
drrsiened, Marshal of the said Court, Will, IN
the l2'h day OF July next, If tar, il not he
aeIt ia't day, proceed 10 sell, upon The prsmi.
ses, near tie Ling Mountain, Campbell coun-
", aad oonta.n> ABOUT Twelve tloudred acres
sell 10y Way OF public auction TO the highest
bidder, on credit Of one, two and three years,
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died se,seG, nud winch was not disposed
of by his will The purchaser or purchasers
will be required 10 give bond, with approved
security, ioI the pay meat OF the purchase mo
ne, aud the title vail be retained as further
security, subject TO be resold IN case drlsuli
shall be made in the Paym ent of the purchase
money, or any part thereof.
LA. HOLC0MBE, Marshal
June 3 inds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16


lglUkoUANl Ia decree OF he Superior
Count OF Chancery for the Lynchburg
D.,irnt, proaoyncrd an the 2Slh day OF 0cto-
beI 1880, III the cause oil olosall VS.. Jeter
the undersl- ned, Marshal OF the snid Court,
wal, soil, on the premises, IN The county OF Bed
ford, on Friday the 24,h day Of June, 1891, il
tair, II not the next fair day, a Tract Of Land,
containing seven hnnd,e d aud twenty acres,
adjoining the lands OF john fnqua Joseph
Hardy, aud others, OF SO much thereof as will
raise eleven thousand one hnndred and thir,
five pounds OF tobacco VI The Upper James Kiv-
er inspection and the further quantity OF three
hund, ed aud nIneiy-hye pounds al tobacco O,
the Upper James River inspection : aud also
the sum OF nine pounds eighteen sh,ll,ngs, and
inteIe est thereon, alter the rate OF per cent
per annum, from the 2Sth day OF February,
1871, until paid, and The costs OF suit and sale.
]. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
NAV %, ii tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

D,aOra. al the moa..ui lsai 10 ChaiIaat aa'
reading the resolution for appointing = com
miuee 20 wal, upon him, snh an invasion "a
deliver 81 grafton o. tins pseu'iafly interesting
anni,ersars. II. name vas snnoonced alena
by a citizen as he vas Advancing towards the
Char, and ~ an instant tue hall rang WIN
stimuli anrous ronud Of applause, winch sfi-
dene.d IN a vrry emphatic msanef' 'he
high estimation rnieftsmsd tor hi pnbhe anu
ptivate character by his commitments.
We are happy 10 arm, that Col. Drdyion has
accented the call msde by the meeting sad
" III deliver the ofsiion before the unian and
Sla,e Rights Parry, on the 1th oi Jult neI'.
In. COMMITTEES waited on hin IA person yes
iefdsy, snd We understand his repl, was. that
he could moi d.cline the call hon so numtr-
Gus aud respectable q poftiun OF bis fellow
ci.Izrus. Guy Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
A DIVIDED HOUSE.


About twenty miles from Mount fiora. New
York, there is house which Is built IA two
Ststes, three counties, and four towns. The
States are New York aud Vermont the coon.
ties are Renn,sslaet bennington, aud Washing
ton and the towns are Bennington. Shaflsbuiy
White Creek and Honsac. The " empe'.
snoe Advocate' gives The following history OF
!, 1t was bull, by Mr. Mathews, who,
through some freak Of fortune. became subject
to those un.eleome vIsiters, y'cIept sheilf'.
On one occasion he sheriff Of Bennington coun-
~, Vermont, called ~ the house, and on inqui-
ry. found that Mr.. NJ. had gone 10 The State Of N.
York. The hall being quite capacIous, and
the division line OF The stats running longt1u-
dinaly though The centre. no with his wopted
hospitality, invited the Sheriff TO dIne with bm.
The Sheriff accepted the inya'Ion, and seated
himself in his own State, while Mr.. NJ. prefer
ring the other =de sat down with hlm, bidding
defiance To all the authority Of g." john Doe aud
Richard Roe"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
May is

m UKSUANT 10 decree oil The Superior
CourI OF Chancery for the Lynchburg
District, rendered AT tbe October term, 1880,
in the case of Smith VI. Quick the underslgn-
ed Marshal ui the sad Cont, viii sell. on the
premises, N the county OF Nelson, Oh tuesday
the - h day of June, 1881 II tar, nat, he
next tar day, a tact OF land, containing 81
acres, OF So much AZ will produce 100 dollars,
iwllh the interest IRON 1920 AL paid, aud the
costs OF suit and sale. The sale will be made
or cash, OF on such credit the parties may
agree on. 1. y. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
Nav % iflds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

IROrsiS0. - lroiiisr match hstSetnihe
MOI al nurses Top Gallant ard whs'sbone took
place on Thursday =, tie Hunting park
Course. in the vicinity OF philadsiphih, tor .
purse Of $1,000. four mile hsals 1op Geilsnf
wa. role by Vanderbilt. aud Whalsoone -
WuDdrpG. Top Vas tn victor. lie took The
Lad from the score and Kept y dbfioe I'd" IRA
aud second heats, and Vas only once hpI Ell
by hi. oppnnent. lime, FIRST heat l2m. o.. /,
second heal I'm l. Wslehooe could noi BE-
kepi to the iroi, but broke every quarter OF q
niie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

enizens. which has jni,1nade j.. on
'"' "o'eh Is more esplici, than pr.e..,.
e''nfhn" iea'ions from tue same pen: ...,#
o. loom eompels US TO exclude II. "
however "' most prominent paris. n.
With Mr.. Van Buren,. havs
personal aud slhsial Intercourse. and - Israf
ads "hen he possessed nv con6denca "hae
1alno'ns pHVats virtues and pnbbr = NJ.
pd'HGuiafly dnring ihs Iats Mar Nes.
"ith his hish order of alenis. AVA 6f'he1
ded my respect but his Iaiiiudino,. nan
doctrines during Mr. Monroe's ad,nIni',. .,ea3
m'f my hlsapprobnIoD. Henee II !. ,t'on1
~, eo'eUy informed, has ever cnns,ds,' ~
M h's poiaicai partisan. As to uv.o't "a
can tIuly say that have no person ;s'I
! The succession. An at a loss Ia " We" To-
lnpng the prominent politicians | cnaIy wac a
pori. forfuneiy for me and the c., y salz
question may yet be adYsntageou,ly ,,' >, 'o's
ned 9 Poslr0s
The present controversy be,vo.
Jackson AID Mr.. ClaJ can never d;,;t 1snefal
Wefa pohtcians 10 any extent Tn. i. "'h-
can System" the hobby OF the Ia ~. amer
few advocates among Southern NJ '' UT
It's author still fewer adbeIents - ana
jackson then, who is aims ia plan,e, co.. uth.
| depend, win % hdent reliance -, nu''
ice OF Congress. for relief aeaips, IN. nv J"A
-" VI sys'e" % eaachona, winch II t.-.'.vs,
ed IL, must ultimately Lead +, -. - sever
itous results. The great and i 90 an
PRINCIPLES which dyde onr eo,,,,, ''S'.rht ,
are Ut momepious Conc IN, and .5.''e
way worthy oi he uairnR vigilance ot ~
merican people. Tic Journals al N. =
Oh lbe united states TO- IL si1 yeas a. =,
sss member OF hal body, W.. bssf 50 -
Opinions on the tanGs Of Is2i, ans ~ ~
now threaten the repose ( t.. Ohio. s g"'sh
prosperity oil the Southern gu IA, r. .'s
Afford an earnest OF the CO., c wbich -
'ee' IL 10 De my duly t' pursue III relrrpSc4f.
any measures which may be calcul,t.d
peal o. mitigate this " bll Of aaonlnai;.., -
II has been emphaticslly called uy one ,,;,
present most active aud Efficient snppor,e,. :,
From the preceding extract, It woall ..a.
that E1-oecretary Branch is on The fspcs ..
10 some Que has II, i. III state Of be,U,,,.s,,
50 far as Mr.. Calhoun and Mr. Van RI.
are concerned but thai he T. dsr,deJ
porting the reelection, Of Gen. Jackson. How
| lar Mr.. Branch can reconcile this del. imins,;a,
with certain remarks OF bis, such as ,satLoL..
oeeh disappointed in Gen. Jack on, i,s,,.
and hrmness"-that the Presideui 4. r.,,,,;.5
h'm 10 60 farther 'nan man of honor coula
go'--anu that he has f'deselled old and fai,it.,
friends, and thrown himself inio the hand, -
c"nning aud unprincipIed intriguersn-oe
say ,ho" he eau reconcile his support Of GeDp,
Jackson wi h such sentiments, j, beyond IN.
comprehension. We are aware tina, a ,,c,,=.,
viii lick the hand that scourges bin. m.
ouch heoedth the foot uprased to kick him
to the street; but We had hunght Soutb,,.
ofdtesaen was mad. Of s,erner sutf Nv,
cease 10 wonder (says the Bali more Chrop,
c'e and we concur in the sentimen) that be
was kicked out o! office for such fawoin0
cap-and-knee creature Is unworthy Of an, rem.
utaOle station"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

The following rebuke Of popular delnsion is
indignant perhaps harsh bnt 1t lis eloquent,
and has more truth III IT than flights al ianc y
usually have. Nat. Int.
ChiraiTV--There seems 10 be considerable
magic IN thus word ohyalry. II appears to have
absolutely captivaied tho admirers Of every thug
that bears the slightest analogy TO it in signf-
cation. The nuIllfer adopts il on all occ,.-
slons. The very sound OF II is enough 10 fire
the bosom and nerve the arm. Glory ia ds-
ISOLATED with lis every letier-it heralds all
snyiable fame and leads the inspired hero
where | E." to seek the bauble honor even IN
the cannon's mouth 2" P,hHw this is nothing
TO its most laudable Suggestions. II leads him
10 turn his face against the country thai nur-
tured him to feel no < altitude for the blessings
she has showered on his head-lo abuse and
Willy her governm ent-to sap The foundation
upon which is erected her greatness and her
power--to disseminate doctrines 10y which The
holy veneration for her institutions may he Oh
liteTaied-in short. to SOW the seeds OF reyolu.
ton, anarchy aud ruin. This is modern chit
vsI,y. THIS IS the chivsry, cOunirymen, Of
some among VA, We trust oil bat lew, who would
burn an Ephcslan Temple Tor name, and
"hirl the peaceful elements into tempest
could they but become the meteors Of the storm
Georgetown UniOn May 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16


,uRoG AM ton letre OF a.. Superior
= Court ui Chanoe,y, "r the Lync"h1re,
u trirt, pronounced HE l9th ia, Of . iobeI
$50 III ibe rauS' oil knss v. Narabla the un-
t. .sitnpi MBfsnst at iae saII cnuri, NIll sell,
"a iu,siay the 2l,t day u In"e, 1881, Vt ia,L
mo, ,he next latr day, al auction, 10, ca>h,
r The town o. Danv'l#t, the ioil"wins 1t IN
aid town No. ~ 50, 81 81 81 81 80 aud 90
and AT the sanIo lf.'', Tact oi Lan'i of 100
A:,cs, adjoining /" lands Of Doc Patton,
William Pic aud others. Decor Pauon i'll
paint out he lot, AID shew the land to any one
lshmg 10 Pun thtS",
/. \. HOLCoMgE, NJ.
May is "lhds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
NUMNSEfc.
7
fYt Cown,ffss Of TA1iefn.


We uad~rsIs nj ,ke tem@'s'es met ias' eve
ming according 10 their a.t"ss""sn'. ees."
members beipg presroi.-hy hna'"Ho.' '''''
II IN. agreed: Thafs report an" feso'" 's"'
,he,ld be drawn mp AMI suh"''ff To a meeting
,,s an. e,izen., 10 he called early N 'he NEXT
- ,,n,e,sing the deep interest that the CIT
ten, af Richmond feel IN the Improvement Of
"a. Lame. River by the Commonwealth but
..,.,iall, the eonaeei,ea OF The Eastern add
western water. through tho valley Of the
J.mes--anb ihsir era'6eatitn at the evidence
given by ,he las Legislature, oi an intsniton
=. rs-commsnca his work. by directing pew
strsevs and obtaining further Information
accompanied with The most respectful eip'es-
.,ou OF opinioo, that should the Legislature
deem Il iniadcous, 10 approPfHle the means
OF The Slate, TO the further prosecution OF me
work. and should think IL advisable TO receive
individual contributions BY n Joint stock eom-
many mr. othprwise the citizeus OF R'ch,oond
- Quilt xx,Il,ngly subscribe 10 the extent Oh their
,,eass II vas luther agreed, that a com
,nit,se o( correspondence should be appointed
40 coll,ct inform alton, TO call from time TO
time. when deemed eIpedieni, meetings OF The
e,tizeos of Richmond aud to adopt other
measures for advancing ,hs improvement se'
frrred to.--By request OF the committee, tho
Chairman Is 10 prepare The report asd fesoiu-
tons conformaUly WITH the principles thus
agreed on ; AMI the committee adj burned to
meet nj the same place al o'clock on FRIDAY
evening, TO receive asd sdop, the final report.
III ia suppos.d, that by tuesday evening,
meeting OF the citizens can be had 10 act on The
subject. Coupler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

Harrington. Jane mir. Vas BuREs. tbs
Late Secretary OF State, and our Minlsler newly
appointed TO Great Britain, took his hnal depni-
turs esierday Tor his residence III BIS naiive
Slate OF New York. Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
CIiAnIrsrna. june 3.

A rencouire is said TO have taken place IN the
Town oil Camden, between Mr.. Hammond ,lale
Editor of the Columbia Times, aud Mr.. Dan
iels, The Editor ofihe Camdeu Journal HE
cause Of the attack - said To hsse been certain
en- pres.ions IN the Jburnal, al which Mr., Ham
mond took offence. Mr., Daniels ~ sad 10
have fred at Mt. Hammond with pistol which
he drew from his pocket. ~ consequence OF
blow he received from his Antagonist but "hich
did not take e6ec' Tue parties were separated
without seIioss INJURY 10 either.
[ 6 DnIrInl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

Criminal Circuit Court for Henrieo County.
Yesterday, the Court transacted very ln'le
BUSINESS Of consequence. The most interest
ing incident was The verdict oi,be Jury N the
case of J. w. Marshall. About o'clock, they
came into Couri, aud presented the verdict Of
NOT GUILTY-snd he was accordingly DIS
charged. [Riehmond Compiler, June IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

One of the Western papers states thai JAMES
B. GARDNER, iOhio, whose appointment MS
R-gilter OF n Land olice WAS unanimously re-
leeted by The Senate AT the Session botore the
last, has recently bee0 appointed Indian
Agent AT NJ Fhefson' SHOWN. ia the same State.
he character OF Mr.. GAnDIEER is spoken o.
very freely, aud the same paper states That
since he assuIDed the agency, much alarm and
DISQUALIFICATION have been shown by the In.
dian. whom he has threatened, IN the name
of the President, with the nee use Of til. bayc=
net IN case they do oot agree In give op me
lands in Ohio, and cmIgrate to the west Of tn
Mississippi II those statements ba 'rur, assu
rediy lhe senate will, us the Ohio editor hop
Il viii, ugam put its veto On his appointmor
10 Office. Nd Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
Gen. Dur 6REEN.

The London correspondent of the New York
journal OF commerce, SAFES, under dale OF A.
li'' 90, that our Minister TO the Netherlands,
,hr' ffe0fe' was about retaining 20 the United
States, On avisii, by the way OF England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

Mr., }. N, Monioya nss presented his ere
denllals 10 The SECRETARY OF state, ~ Chatge d
AtinTes OF the United Mexican Stats, aud has
been officially received hy the President. !
CoIontiJ. NJ. formed, late Me,Ican Minister,
has oihclaily taken leave OF thu executive.