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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

Professor Patisoa - II is announced in the
United States Gazette thai Ibis gentleman 10
expected 10 arrive in Philadelphia, by the.
December packet, TO take charge OF thg
Chair of Anatomy in the jefferson Medie@
College Of that City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

The gentlemen of the bar Of Carlisle have
resolved to wear Grape on the left arm for so
days, as a token OF their respect for the me-
mory of the Hon. VIM Ramsey. Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

John ID Mahon, Esq is recommended ia
Carlisle paper, rs suitable person 10 sue
coed Mr.. Ramsey. Mr.. Mahon is gentls-
man OF handsome talents, and firm friend
TO the tariff. Ibid
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

CHoicE.--In Chester county in this State.
there is National Republican Ticket; a
jackson and Wolf Ticket a Jackson and
Anti Wolf Ticket, and an Anti Masonic
Ticket. Ibid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
CHAMfERspURo. Pa Oct In

CHAMfERsBURG, Pa Oct 10.
On Tuesday last Mr. Samuel Johnston.
suddenly lost his life Wills. engaged at work
IN Well on the iarfn of Mr.. Christian Leh-
man. IN Guilford township, by the caying in
OF quantity of earth and stone. We learn
tina. the deceased has left wife and family
OF small Children Repository.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20

In an article on the English Pheasant. in
the Turf Register, il is stated that MI. Tho
mas Oliver has succeeded in his efforts 10 in.
trotinee that ''most brilliant Of British game
birds" into his country, al q that Two broods
have been seen IN his Oaklands estate, in
Anne Arundel county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
"The lip will linger like some bee
Slipping favori.e fiowern

And what think yoo, gentle reader, was the
result OF all thisp Why the unfortunate CHI
rrographer was prosecuted for his lecture on
kissing. and tnrned adriit with fine of 1000
hanging over bis shoulders. like the pack Of
Bunyan's pilgrim. Far be ii from us 70 un.
deryaiue the charms Of the young lady; but.
really. If she sets such an exorhitant prico
upon her check, it will be long day we o.
pine, before she has another opportunity 10
to exact Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

HHE subscriber respectfully informs the
II public thai he Ia receiving and maDufac
turing Carriages OF every description, among
which ARE the following Conch, coachees.
Chaiiots. London and New York Bnghys. Al
bnny Phe,tons, Barroueh. Barrouchee, Phha
delphia Dearborns, Gigs, iIuuiers, &c. and any
others that may be called for.
All orJery thankfully received and punetunlly
attended To.
Repairing done AT the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. II. BEACH IL Co.
" Il Just received first rate Coach smith
fram Ihc Norh, OF which we viii assure the
public they can be accommodated with repair
ing CARING of any knd few doors below the
Franklin Hotel, Lynehburg
II. Il. BEACH Il Go,
Nov %, WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

which our dt,khbor. 'wm. C. fsivs,. was n
me@ber, led the people to hope Tor ? L.. this
tue " economy" which was TO be substituted for
Tue profusion and ertrsyagance, 80 loudly
complained of by ,he enemies OF Mr. Adams 7
Truly. it is an inverted so.i Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
NEW FORK MARKET. March Q

F!our.--Slnce our last publication the mar
ket for -four has DOT Vari.d materially. Fur
ther snd'eitens contracts have been mad ,
for he delivery of Canal Flour in May and
June. at 1902 l-2, and Tor immediate delivery
1T 81 a7,25, principally Mt 81, tor TAR brands.
Sales OF l;ich nond Country at so 81 IL The
stock OF Southern Flour is small, aud descfil-
tons are wanted for city use. sales OF Bal
timore Howard street, TO arrive, at 81, and
some alta little advance on this price Several
hundred bar, els OF Georgetown ofgoou brancd-,
also 10 arrive, were sold yesterday nj 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

a. We do ooltssp 6ls OF The Whig--boi
a. soon "a We can procure the Nc IN which the
Essay OF Groihis seanion is contained, We will
repnblish IT. in compliance with Teques, to
tia. effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
BALTIMORE MARKET, March IL

HotUdrd street -Four. - he supplies, I W III
lie seen, continue 10 come freely, and the az.
gregate receipts OF he week, nutSiihsrandl ng
! the bad condit oa oil The roads, Dul small
fraction less than the LAST. On Ffidny las ~.
ter our Report was clos d sales of about 3u0t
hbis were made from store at 96.37 ~ pt,
bbl.-Ihe Liverpool accounts Ia" "a + o.
bruary publish d on Monday las, and III
adyic.s of lhe advance Ia the eastern market,
cansed furih'r improvemea heTe, bni The
unsettled stat OF the market prevented ezt,n-
siye transactions On "Wednesday sales from
store were made ut SO g. IL PER bbl, o.
Thursday sales were also made NJ ,h" SAINT
rase, aud in rome instance NJ 2656 Id. On
he same day parcel Of 1000 barrel. a POI
ton of VII IA was fayOfite brands, was sod at
SO. 70 To-Day several parcel Is have been
sold ut 1862 10 per bb and u,htrs mny be
had NJ the Same rat Some ,lders, howtve,,
refuse 10 sell at thar price, and uthets denhnt
still higher rate On Monday the wdgon
price opened at S6.37 -, bu, from rur,d"y
unti to-day, inclusive, It has been uniform at
$3.50 per. bbI
W Since the above was written we are adj
vised OF the purchase today oi n cargo o.
1900 bbl.. Howard street Flour, IN parcels,
part OF winch are noted ab yt)s &c O. IL ltt'
Dbl.
City MiHs Eonr On Monday lot Of 200
bril-. EXTRA was sold at S651 mixed lot o.
about 100 br.. Howard sire :, Guy Mills and
Susquehanne, WAS sold NJ $500. In standard
flour we hear OF no uansactIont- 5onir holders
are willing to sell at p6.37 II, and we quote
that price, ncminali;.
Hheot-Ihe receipts by water are but mo-
dera to. The sales oil red bayr ,sDged duiiog
the week from 8 IS 40 pee bushel for
good to very prime parcels, hnd the same prices
prevail to-day Prime pnfcei- 81 wagon y he't
command 81 10. II said that sne5 OF SUI
auchanna wheat, to srrlve, have been made nj
i 40 per bushel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

War in Europe The Baltimore American
ofihe l2'h inst. informs us that report was
current in that city, the evening before, said 10
Ina VIC been brought by a passenger in the steam
boat from Philadelphia, that a vessel had sfri-
we'd al New York with later adyices from Eu-
rope aud that Uar had been declared bstUeen
France and Russia. This evenings mail will
either confirm or contradict this rumor. We
think its truth questionable, though we have
no doubt that it will very shortly be The fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

IT DAVID BARTON. Esq, late ofthe Z, s.
Senate, from Missouri passed through this
place on Tuesday night inst, on his way home.
through Tennessee. As coon as II was known
tina, hs was 10 town, several of his political
friends went To the Franklin Hotel 10 pay their
respects 10 him but in.co"sequence OF fatigue
and being compelled 10 rise at very early
hour the next morning, 10 resume his journey
in the Western Stag. he bad retired to bed
He would have been invited TO pa,takc OF din
ner with his friends, had his stay !" town per
United il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

ldJ' We have had the preceding commun'>
cation ON hand 10 or 10 days-but have.
through inadvertence, aud want OF room, here
loiore omitted H. Such articles are valuable
for present information so well as future re
ference and We should be grah6ed TO procure
similar statement ut the end OF each month. ]
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

VT The New York Enquirer WINS once
edited MS many OF our readers are aware, by
NJ. NJ Noah, man of genuine wit and humor
and of whom we will say, with all his faults, the
c0yps ediforim could have better spared a
better man" His humorous paragraphs ac-
aured for his paper extensive notorieiy, which
,be present Editor attempts to sustain by most
w,e,. led ic,itations of his predecessor. Imi-
tate vii, He had as well attempt to initiate
lightning We quote below a few specimens oil
abortion, which we find in one paper If they
do no. make our readers sick, they have stron
ger stomachs than we are blessed with
What has become of the National Bank !,
is putting on its " dcky" What has becom,
Of The Merchants EIchsnge7 Fixing i'll
spurs.
Manifesto ofhe Ndtiondis' al flashing
ton.-Mr. Webster has just published, 10 tn,
TWO " National organs st Washington, a
" Manifesto" on the present state Of his party
SYNOPSIS of the Calhoun AGair.' He ha,
not put his name to it--suppose be was a
amed 10 do y
A Contition.-Tristram Burgess, in The House
Nt.sked the administration on The Russian
mission, and Tazewell IN Senate, the Turkish
Par mobile frairum
The u s Bank organs are abusive, angry,
severe, petiish, and imp"tent upon Col. Ben
ton of Missouri The COlooeI can stand a
breeze.
The Wild Geese" says the Richmond
phig, are already migrating TO the nor'h.'
Many members from Congress are expected
here in lew days
Walsh calls The President and Cabinet, an
Acephateus administration He means " Bo-
ce,b,los," the favorte ho.s Sc Of Alexander the
Great. The President of the United Staes
Bank could have set NJ. Walsh right as TO the
application of certain animals, who are ridden
for certsin purposes
Wal.hs National Bank Gazette IS very IN
du.trionsy opposing the administration Eve
| ry way he gives ii shot.
NJ A bill for The establishment of an Agen-
| CIV OF tho Bank OF Virginia At Charleston, IN
Kanawba county. similar to that in Danviiie,
ha. passed through two readings in thu IL Of
Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
JOHN WILLS. elk
ONMISGI0NER,g DEIICE

WIkGINlA-Ata Superior Court Of Chen.
" Gerry. holden nj the town OF Lynchbu,E,
on the 10Th day Of OCT. 1891
Armis,cad Minor, PHI
against
Ira T.. Dcmoek and Stephen Hsseti, Dsfts
On motion of the defendants. by couosel, dc
sour, IN consideration Of the bill. aoswsrs tY
hbt. and xaminations Of witnessps aud alter
hearing counsel. ~ opposition thereto, dois or.
der Thai the injunction awarded tho plaintiff
~ this cause, on the 9th day Of Ap.il. 1920
to restrain the defendants, their ngsnts aifor-
neys, and all others concerned, from farther
proceeding. ona judgment obtained by III.
| defendant lfa T.. Bemoek, for the benefit of
| The other defendant against the plbindf In the
Superior Court OF Law Tor the county Of Red.
ford be dissolved rs to the sum of two hundred
aud sixty one dollars & siI cents wllb inisrrft
thereon aft tho rate Of siI per centum psr M.
NUN, from the 20 h day OF February, 1927. az
shewn by the statement oflbc plaintiffs cons.
| /: and the court doth refer tho nccouots b.
tween the plaintiff and The defendant Hewe,f
AS 10 the hire OF the slaves, Ben aud SPENCE
while they were IN TIM possession OF The defen.
dnnt Haweu To one OF the commission, re- Of ,I,e
court, who Is directed TO examine, state ann
settle tho same, aud make report thsroof 70
tho co 1T, with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 be 80 stated.
A copy-Ieste,
JOHN WILLS. CIk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Luxembourg. ist OF January, 1891,
The parties in this cause, will take notic.
that have appointed Tuesday thu 1911 d.v
Of April nesi, TO commence the account dire
ted ia thu foregoing order Of couri, On which
day nj the hour of ten O'Clock in the morning
they are required to stteod nj 10y office IN this
town, with their accounts, vouchers snd copies
Of court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. $. !. WATT, Com
March y w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

yKNHE subscriber living in the upper end Of
Charlotte county, on Stanton River,
Wishes to employ a Teacher. who can come
we'll recommended as to morals. and his quail
i6eaiions TO teach the Latin and Eng iish Lau>
guages EDWARD ". HENRY
March J To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
WmsINA-Ms Superior Court Of cssa

StsfRsINA-As SUPERIOR Court Of rsan
" Gerry. hcidsn At tie town ~ Lyncbtsrs,
ON the Ooh day oi October. 1890.
Stephen Martin and ElizsHtth hrs wife. fsis
Elizabeth Dsbyns, and the said sephen MAJ
tin in hi. own right. Phfs.
against
Abner Dobyns. Executor of Griffia Dobyos.
Sen deceased, in his own tight. Adam Bond
aud sar ali his wife. Nichois. johnson and c.
iharine his wife. Ihomas Dobyos, Jonah DO
byns, John Dubyns, Francis Wilks. and Lucy
HI, wife Daniel Drury aud Csihafine his vile,
GTi1in Dobyns aud Elizabeth Dobyns. inian's
under the sge oftwenty one years, ny com
miss oner bsnagh. specially assigned Their
guardian, Mary A. Dobyns, Samuel Wiks and
Jabrz u ard.
THIS cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the bill. answers 81 the defendants Abner Do
byns. Griffin DObyns, and FL ixabeth Dubyns.
~ bibits the decreial order Of the 9th day of
September, 1926, which appears To have been
duly served upoo The defendant. Samuel WIKI
Jabez Board. Jonah Dobyus. Francis wilks.
and Lucy hi. vito. Daniel Drn,y and Cntha.
rioe bis wife, the subj 9na awarded therein on
the 9th day OF November, 10 the same year,
which appears TO have been duly served on
the defendant Joseph Dobyns, and the order
of publication against the defendants Adam
Bond aud Sarah his nife, and Nicholas johnson
Hnd ia harine ms vile, OF the qib day Of June
1927, which appears 20 have been duly pub
i.hed, and WINS argued by counsel. On tom
sideraion whereof. the court doth order thar
the defendant Abner DobYns, Excelsior OF
Griilin Dob,ns. deceased, do render nac.
count Of his adm inistratiop Of the estate of hi.
tcStaidr before one Of The tommisiuners o. the
cont, who IL directed to examine, state and
settle the same, as also an account of the mo
MES paid nv the plaintiff Stephen Martin as
security for the deiendnH Jonah Dotyns, anJ
make report thereof TO the court, with any
matters specially stated. thought pertinent by
himself. or required by the parties to be stated.
Copy--Tesir.
JOHN WILLS. elk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lyoohburg. 1a VI january, 1891
The parties in this cause, will take notice,
that have appointed Saturday the 10th day
Of April next, to commence the &C counts dire
ted by the foregoing order Of courf, on which
day Mt the hour OF len O'Clock in the morning
they are required ~ attend ut my Office III this
town with their accounts. vouchers and copie,
oi court papers, prepared for examination aud
settlement. 8. |. WATT, Com.
March II w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
RICHMOND MARKET,

HICHMUND MAHkET, NIarch 7.
Our, Market FOR Bread otuHs has under.
gone no material rbange for some days past.
The highest sules OF Canal Flour we have
henrd OF, is SO IL AMI City Mills, IS 6-s (;
Wheat 1870 Gems, Tor red aud white. The
sock of + or IN hIt handt IL unusually
light for the srason Of the yen, though specu-
tOrs hold to n considerable exIfuf, which will
he thrown upon the market aEtrn or shipped
according 90 Circumstances transactions
limited Tor he lesi day OF two, aud We Under
stand something under S6 ~ ina. h"ru sob
miited 10 for cBnat Cotton a b "a crnis -
Tobacco without change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
HARRM b. SCOTT.
ATT RAEX At LAW

YHyUE subscriber having removed his Once
10 Loviugsioo, respectfully tenders his
essional ssts ers 10 his friends and The put
lie. lie will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Nelson. Amher.t aud buckingham
and promis.s the most faithful and dihgen' al
irntion 10 all hnsines enirustedio him lie uhs
be found regularly at his once, t"nfess
absent on busines',) the neat rooa' To ~, so'e
house OF {. I Estes. " D
March II eos@"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

na[ Of Sss"esrY s Is. once ohs
dis,rct the 7tn day of March, l53f-Wiiliam e
Clark Pltf against Joseph Chiffon, James Beuagh
Richard Perkins, curator, admir- aud exor of judith
Chiffon, doc Raleigh Chiffon, Tucker w CLARK sna
Edward q. Clark, Deits.
The defendant Joseph Chiffon, not having entered
his appearance aud given security according to the
Assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing
by evidence that no is not an inhabtau Of
this country Il is ordercd that tho said defendant do
anpaar on the to day of the next term answer
tho bill OF the plaintiff and that copy ofthis order be
iortiw it'll inserted AZ some newspaper printed IN the
,oun of nehburg for mouths success jyey, ana
nos,e Nj he front of the house. in tho said
town. eoPy-Ae''ot
March II w2in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

.4nother Editor rewarded james A Came
ron, OF Fayetteville. late Editor Of the Journal
81 that place, has been appointed Consul at
Vera Cruz, pice William Taylor OF Va. resign
ed.-Mr. Tyler, in his speech which we puf
lish this morning, correctly remarks, " it is as
hazardous to make ito Press the prominent
object of Executive favor NJ of Executive dp-
pleasure Indeed, it is more 80. Is freedom
can never be suppressed or curia'led by force
n iear--bui Il may be undermined and silenced
ny bribery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

Georgia aud the indians.-Ws perceive thu,
Mr.. Sergeant, has moved, 10 the SUpremc
Court OF The United States, for an injunction
IN behalf Of the Cherokoes, against the State
Georgia, in pursuance of bill in equity filed
and lead by him IN open Conrt.--We sincere
y wish tba, we could get I'D Of this bone oil
conlention-bnt we see no hope Off, unless
the Indians will peaceably move illle iar'hef
towards tire end Of tho log, Probably. the
process OF extinction, under which they have
heretofore SO rapidly wasted away. will nav.
swept them from the face of the Conlinen,
over which they once ranged undispaied mas
ters. before the advance OF oiuiiisntion and re-
fnemeni, coupled with avarice aud ambition,
shall require them TO slide off entirely into til,
waters of the Pacific.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

\yfIkGINIA-Ata Superior Court Of Chen.
" Gerry. holden nj the town OF LynchbutE,
on the 10Th day Of OCT. 1881.
Armistead Minor, Pf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
DIGGES' OFFICE,
DR1 WINGS EYPEC7ED,
Leather, Grocery and Commission Bu-
SiuesS

LedtHeF, NFoCtFy anu COMMISSION Dd-
SinesS.
ltIE Tanning, Cuiry,ng and Corimission
"a Business, heretofore carried on by J. II {.
Poe, Will be continued by the subscriber, who
will keep ON hnnd, Tor sale. on the most accom-
modating terms, In the house on main street
formerly occupied Ivy them, general Hssou
meut oil Leather and Grocorlts.-Also, Ian
nei ; and Curriers' I0ols, Tanners Oh II Span
ish HIDES aud he promises thrt nothing on
mis- part shall he wanting 10 give enlirs saim(ao-
tlon. not only To po,chasers, but also TO Far
IN eIs, Country Merchants and others
W ho ma, he pleased 10 eOniide IN him, eth G
sell or receive aud forward their pTopeTtyr
lie tntrel5rr solcns the patronage Of The ror.
mer customers oil. IL {. Poe, hnd the public
gene'nlly. tAoWELL FOE.
N. Is. will give the highest Isnchburg mar
ket 81 ice for green u dried Hides delivered al
nv lanyard OF Store. &. POE.
JaO. 20 l2ms
Iecudatafed Lcn,0n Drops, Best whitc
Race Gmger,
y ND PriIier'- Ncw Remedy for Dropsy
gA &c. ,lis ia, received and for Sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March 10. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
go

Thi. statement is not guess work, nor pars'-
,an ;nven,ieu but it is drawn from the olhcia'
documen,s which cannot lie Is this the re
,r1,oa mentn whcs the famous Committee oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for the Prginidn, 6y
THOMAS A. HoLcomBE aud kIcnAnD IYREE,
GommIssipn Merchants

IHSpeIttu tHt FhsI Wttk 10 INNS. OF phsscd
tobacco 81 hhJs. refused total zoo
The quantity Inspecting is beginning 10 in
crease, alho' the prices continue low Good
old tobacco is IN far demand aud some crup.
have been sold al from 3 10 80 nvrraee.-A
good old crop would S. readily al from b 'o
.p5 -. lbe new crop, ns Tar as W. have sten
II, promise. to be very Inferior, We woulA
again say to our friends aud customers, lessen
your crops OF tobacco, anu make more gram.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

" fhore tile reoIfs d Lynchburg 1ill a.
rouse themselves, AID. sreing ioiheir real in
fereSf, cali out Tor al abandonment of the wa
ter, and an adoption of the land system.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

Temperature Of Ftb. 1881. tFdrenhshS scale
uear Lynohburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17
III ARoNooa IN

Sign The Washington Telegraph pull.
hshes letter purporiing 10 be from a senilt =
man IN Virginia. in which We are struck with
the following passage:
hat The President should have permitted
himself 10 give occasion Tor, or rather have
forced on Mr.. Calhoun The gecessiiy under
which he mskes h,s appeal, IL. undoubtedly, a
matter ct general regret. The feelings towards
the President are rather of sorrow than of nn-
ger all believe that he intends tight, bu, all
heiiese that the power OF The mag icidn" is
upon HIM"
What The Telegraph admit, ms il does by
publishing the remark without comment. thai
the Presider, only intends right" but that
he has not sagscity enough TO perceive 1t, OF
hrmness enough 10 throw of the influence OF
Mr.. Van Buren, 1-lf tho Admiss ion be true,
what are we TO think OF the President himself ?
Is he fl for the station II he thus yields himself
10 the influence of man whom the people did
not dream Of making Presiden ~ hen they voted
Tor Jackson aud whom we verify believe, they
never will be so lolt 10 themselves rs TO
invest with that high Office ?
fest India Trade.-lhe following pnra-
graph, from "A Wes India paper Ohio Jamaica
Royal Gazette) viii show how We ar jstred at
hy thos. who understand the operations OF the
ate Treaty vi h England, and who know thai
"e have paid much TOO dearly for the whistle ::
d" In the liberal spirit of free trade re-
ciprociy, the American government ere re-
solved 10 oOtsie ours We only allow their
vessels 10 bring 10 our ports he produce md
manufactures Of the Unite Stntes-ihe, make
their ports free TO our commerce ~ every sense
OF tue wort"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

Tor the above item'. gives some calculation,
s pS, ~ o INC probable sxpense Of transportation
ION Philadelphia TO Richmond, aud ,h.nc. o. ~
sI's o. k.oswhs, conditioned that the section -
ana J'ek'on rivers from Pst,on-burg TO Covoy
,oh' was inmovei--sv~n equal TO the section 80,
''.sn TO hieononi, 10 cenis PER 100 lbs.
do. to Covinstou. 40 do do
SMaxe from thence TO he Fall of Kap.vb, xo
ms may he added, for iorwardiox, Zoe.
no will be observed that. 10 tie az 8 9 .,.,.,
as he sv'Iage cos ITO" Philadelphia TO Pt,.bury Hs
carriage only Is taken into the esi,m ate !" "
nave heretofore stated that my opinion was, tia,
s"e river, improved AZ before stated would is,itv an
to Co.'nst N at 80 ceut.; but a. others ,sy 40
-, ",'posed 70 coneede, particularly no even then
'"o nerrnee 10 tense OF the latter toute via,
hUDtarrd with the Pn,.borg, decidedly in favor Of
nr s o'mer' and wo"ii. boy nd dour. give the
preference When you con.iisr TIA, IN, r,o;I in.
o. population and manufacture, in Pt.burr,
o'e 70 the iact OF i's being ere toore tho.
loughisr, between the Atlantic and Pacific IN a 4
I'm. I'm men the msrchandz, from the E.s.rn ci,i.s
,.s; 'ne western State, we are led to the con.
'hi'' with an effort the par, of the Vi,xinis
ss'a'ure' the transportation, together wi h the sd
our own ate," ''s''eu "