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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

,,o,l s.ped.,n, for The purpose fasesftainlns
II, ss,,,,a of the sun Of s3.bOp,VeO all"efp
:, 1,fe.uia BY lie act oil Congress o. iive'
,,,av9i,a1 r. f,n.liag the debts Of ih" STATES
Ia. h.ln piacsl to the - Dir Of Tits 10 nni"h-
se,lfh. o. account ot tie debt. conirfo'f" ~ 4
tieg The Reyolqtoa .--Aad sheihef ma
Abatement according 80 the prov p's y -
81 AZ (.,agress h.s ever taksa place between
v,,g.o,. aoa tar uaited states snd ~hat v as
,,s f.s1il 81 hat s,tfi mcni, II nude -iis7'
.sh.snerb b, the act OF l7J9, II sas ~. sn3el ~
Ar UuurI siates - Am thH t"ufe 2'a'@
Dsbi of Virginia =-.nd dai tie i"feuna' 's'
procured may be eo@a' "a caiei 10 iae l. S'
.uufe, rs soon - russiHis.
Tne OK HAs srJrrad % c5mmnnictc me
same 10 lie 5enalg, aui Request thrif concur
renee. r.
On mo.ion of Mr.. Jieobs, the c1nmites iof
court. o. Justice Us directed 10 inquire III
the erprairncy oil requiring he Ilerhs 81 wv
several County aud Corporation C0lri', ana
OF toe Superior Curt. Of Law aud ShaHeefs'
10 make oul and preserve "a ihtir seHei"' UNI
rcs an indeG ni all lie Judgments an1 dee'e"s
rendered H. thrif setcf.d Cagfls, as vel IN iht
maine It thu defendant - Of Ia flalntf &C
Nh Miller Of Be rt,Brt from III cpamftee
81 ltsa1s nni lliernal bdgigat'ni rtp9itfu
with an.endmsnts,s b1i 10 provide inf The open
~ AMI Cuus'IuEitug al q ihaH NV" Gnu
yenlsnf poiat ol the K9uaeha load TO f0n'
Pleasant.
NJ, Ep.s from tie comm Tee oil FioPosi-
tons au1 oti .yanc"s, reported WIN h'nfh"
mems, IA bill providing agtin5 the abuse o
bridges, erected under the authority ol the
Gouefnl Assembly lilo, "A bill conc"rni =
Counsel aud Atorle5 at Law ;--1Hd bilI TO
iparate a company 10 ercei toll bfIdoe
across james River, Al hichmoa'.
I'm Mr. Gihnet's motion. tie committed on
Rsyolail Claims were discharged lr"ih
the iurtnrr consideration OF lie p'ution oil
snndry izcas Of lie ION judicial Circuit IN
behalf Of judge x ,bert Whlt"--And on the mo
ton of Alr. Mason Of FredgJck, tue sam
COMMITTEE WAS instructed 10 inquire into tue
expectancy uf increasing the pension OF Rob
FRI White Of Frederick county, IN consld'ra-
li3n OF his services ia Tie Revolutionary
Wnr.
On Mr. MaxNel's motion, bill 10 organ
izp the Executive Department unher The amen
ded constitution, wss taken up aud oTiereJ 10
IT. engrossnfni.
A bh concerning Counsel and At0fnie' n I
Lay, Mas laken up. Nth us proposed amend
meats. 1hc amendments heng agreed TO. Mr.
" iii ms OF Sheuau iulH moved its ndehnltf
ment---wailh mutten failed Aycs ~,
Noes %. Aud lho bill was thea ordered 10 be
rug o:,e'!.
> veral re torts were INA l. by tn. COMM
tees, and a upon the table.
Ani IN motion of Mr. Miller Of P0whatan
lie Ilouse adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
WEDNk- DAY. jan. 10.

The o,der OF the day, beng the B,'l TO a.
me nd aud ie-enact, an aci for the suppression
. ufduelhng was taken up, aud on motion of
Mr. Maxwell, twho observed that the membrI
nom Din"iddie, WHO took much interest
in this b,Il, was not IN his seat aud that rs
he, MIR. M, was informed, that gentleman
was indisposed,) was postponed iii ,o.mor.
row.
On motion of Mr.. Christian it was resoIved
,aai the House would, on Tomorrow. nrac,ed
e. the election Of d Sergeant At Arms, 10 sun
ply the vacancy caused 10y the death OF Peter
francisco.
tMr. ) ~apson submitted resolulion restricting
tue terra OF alice ol Sherins 10 one year, which
Was TeJe cied--43 10 Ga.
Mir. Casllemsn submitted the following reSu
luton
Resotrcd, That the Committee of Courts oil
Jnshee, be INSTRUCTED TO enquire mo the espe
dieBey of SO amending the laws concerning the
nDmnaton aud appointment oil Sheriff, as to
TfqLte lhe coonly Couils 10 nominate but one
pa sun nj d lime Tor thai olicr !; and also into
tue expectancy iol fixing sone uniform rule on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

hs Vsrid-I roa.d faihes 60 taaa remain
he,.. ,gs again unitei in devotional duty ,and
I hi the oil chri tian f,reyeli
" Nv brethren. he Is gene 10 that country,
r,,,, shicn no traveller returns Lef Us mr.
,.,. the example he has afforded as n his LAT
mo aenfs, aud max the saviour of msnhlnd
oar refuge also.-dmen. :"
soon after O'Clock the procession left the
uail-and attended tie corpse 10 lie New 8o-
ry6,, ground in the suburbs of the ciiy---shere
g;,pary Hbnors were pad 10 the gallant s'l'
der. The whalp scens was calculated 10 pay
the utmost re.pect - his memory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

The new work OF our gifted aud celebrated
coonttyman, Vashngt,n living, is calculated,
10 afford lively pleasure 10 all readers. IL IS
entitled E." Ihe oEages and Discoveries OF the
Companions of Columbus The narrative
possesses all the int.r st OF romance. and can
hardly fail 10 he as popular as the admirable
Lite OF Co umbus. Such work as the pre- =
srnt was wanting from the same pen. 10 com
P'ete The history of The first adventure and dis
covert m the new Hemisphere. hessrs Carey
4 Lea intend to publIsI it 500 in han lsnme
octave volume. Pint Maj. Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
WIS C4.h T. A1Y z.

''om The PhHadetphia H. S. Gageiie
The following pi'hy Llalp,ie We tint in the
Courier dos Eiars unis, We have given il a
nasty anslation 10 show how some men think
and wlile in Frame.
FINANCE AND NOBILITY.
Will you have the goo lness, sir, to tell me
what is Aristocrncy
In the year 1900, sir Aristocracy was n forti
hea castle; IN 1899. place in the kings edup.
aSe-In lShO, II was sabre--in 1916 a dinIn
ma--In 1851 II is a bank noie for $1,000
what is the use oil AfiiiocraCy
10 pnd The throne. II is "A sort of English
sticking wax fer monar cllies
what Is the strongest ofall monarcbies 2
nat which is promnedt. At present IL -
tnat OF money, which is bridling M Itself he
cause It has just defeated That of. ,,,los
mat IS now hunbling iselt that i. may be exal
ted. ~ 'H"i-
But, sir, does not The power of genns form
another ink ia the Chain # a, islocracy
No,-as long as genius has need Of finance
and Is foolish enough 10 court nobility.
mere 10 lhen M other arstocracv Than
these not The smHlle {, is there
y es-ihere Is one other-pnwerGoI and -.
rihie-ior II makes all others terrible md n,,t
mem 10 nigh although II bul sueeses ~,
'he aris'ocrhcy OF the Fdab0urgS. The enoch :
VI us reign are rare, and its duration ia .I-
ways short. 10 al
SUI AGAINST CHARLES X-Tbe I'd
|,9' scotsman states that nine catrspes Of
"hAhLEo NJ alias Mr.. CAPEr. nave hon
"'es'tu /" kd'nbnrs, and are still held in DIN.
'"ee VIE, tor a debt of considerable maon,
'0"''ae'ea uhaer cifeumstances, accor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
Fatal, ACCIDENT.

Dnnrfie Jan. Give learn thai on Friday
LAST. Richard Shelton was thr0"n frnm ms horse
i t,Ied. OTihe particulars. ebave only learn
81 ,hat he had started fsam a snlP, in company
Win several per-ons, who were on foot E; o.
reaebing a place, nhere those on foot could GO
A nearer way than thai which Shelton mn't go
an horse back. they separated; upon reaching
ii. plaee where III ways net, aud not meet
lug wiih shelton, the fo1tnen went in search Of
MN and found hin drad his hat was some
twenty p.crs in rear Of him. ant the presume
i'm !, thai his hat was knocked of by the LIMB
Of a Tree. AMI falling o. bis horse, frightened
him. go Al TO throw bis rider with such violence
as + produce his death. MIR. Shelton was a
yoing man of good family, aud engaged in the
nractiee of the law Statesman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

fiesi'ation IS a sign OF weakness; for inasmuch
rs the comparative good and evil ofthe different
moles o alton about which we hesitate ae
seiioW equally balanced, strong mind sLoaIl
perceive tie silghtes inclnatlou OF tae beam,
with the glance of an eagle par icuafy as lh.Ie
are Cases whirn the ptep1ndefance viii be
very minute even though there Slou be iiis
in one scale and death IN the other 1t is IT.
coried OF the late Earl ofBPrkIey, that he vas
suddenly awakened at night in his carriage by
ahigh"ayman, vino, rammins pistol through
the window, aud pr SEEMING II cIose 10 his
breast, demanded his money, txcaimlng, at
the same time, that he had hoaid that his lord
ship had boosted ihat he yer wo1ld b. r1bbel
by Single highNaym bat that he sboa1
nav be taught Ihe Contrary HIS ords.dp, pu.
tag his hand into his pocket, replied, nor No1I.
be Al presen, II II was not FOR tadt tc i1w aba
IS oHlns over your shoulder. The h-oear.
man tuned round his head when bis lJrd'lli,
who had drawn a pistol from his pOckf n,t'at
ol pure, shot him on the sP0t. L1c'@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

At frsi 10 be hrought ioio competition With
evolutionary officer flr. ifmllf']
Nj k.ver o. ptioes 6eofge then askai, whe.
the, a. NJ. stu3bIrG-1 vas wifh1rasn. Mo.
Temnfa mizht Mt b. psTaiiii"t - remain a.
m.ng ihr CANDIDATE. Ufsyiih.isnd'ug TEE role
81 The iIsase lar ibs dropping TIE lbweSi cas-
didsfe.
HE sneaker deciding tbsi he ooaiI mol an
les . role 81 the iIoats ~ suspended bio
ilsns# OF Pftnce George fyse g maxi thai no
tlgl. Tn Speaker suggeseJ, That - there 49,
~ uiirrtibn ma 70. ibe milton inizhi he co.,
= Tered a. adopted. Ba NJ. Ls~is hoped ihhl
the QUESTION would be formally pun hich
vas accordingly done, and 'ie moi'2n va re-
Jecied.
/ M,. R,yesof Campaell then asked whether
he name Of stnl,Ule6sid could bs Withdrawn
- iiaost TN cnnsrat 81 the iloose. TIE SPEAK
r. sid 1t conid no., al 'ant any gen lemon
as ~ liberty u sole iDf mm
The Ri was aeaio called, aud Tie follow
ing VA the result
Winston %
Sfub6lefrld %
Randolph -
On the third can 9th 1pnse OF Nlf. R3n-
dnlph beiuy dropt. uif ife s'o1i IS follow ;
For Winunn -, olnbble6sli %. So MAJOR
Winston was declared 10 be elected srrg AIT
NJ Arms.
On Mr.. MarshalF. motion. the resolution
flom Tho commnirg for Courts Of justice Wa
taken %. on iae petition Of the ciillfen 81
Tnrnrr Dixon. iatc Of Faugnirr county. 1hr
committee submitted the fOlIaing resolu-
tio3:
RcsoIred, as The oripiBn Of this committee
That the sad petition, strung that the father
OF the prtiiianer, died, interstate, ~ Ihe yea
1920 leayins a Ia &c estate real aud prrsonal,
ona hind nhHtruf amounting 10 ~ last
So, 900, was ailolcd 10 theu mother as her
dover: TINT Tor - years past She has been
eutfGly deprived OF her reason, aud 10 ground
OF hope of her recovery now remain; aud that
one third of me annual InGpmo Of The dover
estate IS acknp"ledged by her Commute, who
Il MISC her btofhFr,l II be fully sufficient
for The supply Of all her wants, aud pa}ids Tn
pnssage oil a Law aathnrzng The superior
Court ofChanel ~, Il II shall appear 10 tai
Count upon tie enquiry, that no pfobabllHy al
her recovery e,it., 10 decree a division OF tae
dover estate, except 20 much a my be neess
saTy for hsr support, with such CONDITIONS is
10 tho Leei- Ianre may seem Josl aud proper
is reasonable. The resolution was agreed
10.
The cng,ossed bill-Anthorisipg CoUstables
IN require indemnify lag bonds wits iead "A tnlrn
TINE aud pnssed.
The rnprosscd bil--G uncerning the II II OF
The House Of /, legates, Has read lhlfd H,ne
and passed. This hill authorizes and reql'ie'
The Superintendent pf public buildings 10 con
Iiact with some shlIjal mechanic Tor the i'm
orovelpent OF the HILL Ct tie House OF Dele /
gates. IN conformity 10 Tue sperihcatJn aud
econ ,ocndations Of ,ep9i, and i.pursnance
II ~ Collation. upon that ,uhject, ps,3ed by thr |
Iouse Of Delegates on the 18Th INST. aud thu
Ihp Auditor OF pnbic Acrount, he antnoI-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
FredericklOWa Herald.

4 neo brunch of Ame, can rpor.-By the
Dpraan, which sailed recently Tor HAVE, a
cas- oi American raw SILK nl ,lr Il atme eslab-
ilshed II Philadelphia, by Nj. D'tiomeigar
was shlPped 10 France at the request ofthe We
nerabe MI Du Pnnceau. Similar shipments
have, aswe learn, been made 10 England and
Mexico. N. Y. Am.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
lIInnsnAYuJ Jan. %.

Tho Speaker laid before the House q Report
f On The Conrt Of Directors of the Lunatc Hos
pitnl az Williamsburg, mad in conformity with
the various lawson tae subirCt-which, on mo
ton Of Mi. Powell ul Loudoun, vas ordered 10
be ptinied.
On MIR, Maxw,l's motion, the order Of the
lay for the House Ia solve itself INTO Com
mitt c of the whole II take into consideration
TIE bill " 10 amend aud re-enaet tho net emit
lied an act TO suppress duc|lug," was postpon.
ed until Monday week
On MI. Ati,inson's motion, the following reso.
luton was adopted Resoired, That a com.
mittee he appointed 10 inqu re MO tie cape
diency OF extending the privilege of Gel brarng
the rites OF matrmony TO ilinerant Ministers OF
the Gospel IN regular communication with
SOME chnroh'-And the following gentlemen
we're appointed the committee. viz --Messrs.
Atkinson Powell o Loudoun, Parriott, Damn.
HAYS, Moncure, Shell, OFerra!l aud Mnyse.
Ga Mr' Eppess motion, the following reso'
luton was taken Up: The commIltee OF
Counts o. Justice have, according to order had
under consideration the petition Of William
, Thornton, executor oil William Wynn, late of
the county OF Sussex. deceased, to them refer
red, and have c1me to the following resolution
thercupon:
" hes0tccd, as the opinion OF this committee,
that The said petition, praying that Charles, a
slave, now about iVtty -four years of age, dueG
ted ~ The viii otine said y illiam Wynn 10 be
emsnc' nted, may b. allowed by law 10 remain
AS n e m"n wlthlu tins Commonwealth, be re-
jectc -
Alr EpFes moved 10 amend This resolution SO
MS TO dec are the petition reasonable, support
log his motion al soue length. The House adj
o,Ised tho amendment
The Hose proceeded, agreeably TO the o.
der of he day, 10 81 81 Sergeant at Arms, in
tie place OF Peter francisco, ascd-when
the following gentlemen we're put in DONNA.
ton, VIZ, Eppes Temple by Mr. Kves OF Prince
Geot ec-oamuel Jordan Winston by R,cha rd
Mors JOHN Subblr6rld by Mr. Christian
and Ham Randolph Of Frederick by Mr.. Ma
son o. Frcdei ck
The Clerk proceeded 10 call The roll o.
members, when tie following was the ie
suit
Winston "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

When Cowper was made Rishop Of GALL.
way, an old woman, who had been one of 5,s
pensioners at Perrin, and favorite. = midi ,,t
he persuaded that her Minister had ds,.,l.t
the Preshvlerian cause. Resolved IN ,a,;,E,
herself she paid him yist 10 The CaYsog.
gate where he had his Residence. a. Dan If
the Chapel Royal. The retnue of servant,
Through which she passed staggered The good
womrn's confidence, and ON being ushelrJ IN.
10 the room. where The Bishop sat in state sls
excIain d, Oh, SIR, What's this Anl,e
ha' really lei the guild canse. and turned pie
late -" Janet (said the Bishop) | have got
new light upon these things SO see, ST.
(replied J"net,) for when ye was at Perrin, sc
had but ane candle, aud now ye've got two be,
fore ye: thtt'S IA your neW tighL'-MCas5
Life Of MeiriHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
From he New York Commerciai Gassue.

There are SOME peculiar textures in the re-
cent nrgo.ia with Great Britain respect
ins The Colonial Trade, which, we rejoice to
sny, are ofan entirely noyel description. Gon
~ al Jackson, through his Secretary. Mr.. Tht
Bafep. has undertaken 10 condemn the acts OF
The late Administration in regard TO II, and
10 say that the people had ratified their d'sap-
pIobaiion, and then authorizes Mr.. NJ Lane
10 Communicate the fact TO the Brlch GoyeFn
mpnt! But we must quote this extraordinary
part of Mr.. M'Lanrs Instructions
The opportunities which yOn have drfved
from participation IN our publ c councils, as
well as other sources OF information, Will ena-
ble you 20 speak with confidence "a Oar as you
may deem II proper aud Useful so to d') OF the
respective parts taken by tlose III whom
he Administration Of this Government is NOW
committed, N relation TO the course heretofore
pursued upon the subject Of the Colonial Trade
Their views M on that point have been submit
r.iited To the PeopI' Of ihr Ia ID States. and
the counsels b, which your conduct IS now d.
rrcled, ale thr result OF the Judgment cypress
fd by the only earthly tibunal Ia which the
late Administration was Hmenabe Tor us acts.
II should be Sufficient that lie claims set up by
them, and which caused the interruption oil the
trade Ia question: have bcHa explicitly ADAM
duued hy those ,rt0 first asserted them, and
are not revived by th"ir sue e>snrs. p" o
set mp the acis o ! The Tale Administration as he
ednse Of forfeiture AZ pririlrges chich 'coutd
oihtrriSe be srtended TO The People othe United
Sfai.s, ,0outd under eristing circumstances, be
unjIst m Itself AMI coutd not fad 10 tGciie MeT
deepest SenStbaHy'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

faShion.-While numerous and ey,.,.;
parties are all the vogue in these part' :,
p'ars thai the fashioaabl set in Euro5a
patronsipg the system Of retrcnchmpn, an
reform. The London Court Journal has ,'l
following paragraph -
" The stte of society in London ia na,h
changed oflat~ the great assemblies cop,n,,
bui thsr" IRE SO many DISTINCT seis and g..
custom Of visiting Of an evening so mn,1 mn
vail. that sevrral ladies who have mn enc.
IN socirly sit at home, aud receive comnan,
without The gene Of dressing aud meeting IN
crowd. Trey see their friends IN qniei IA Inn
al way and il must be admitted this is gre.,
novelty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

.es 10 the 3eo'.aaa's statement, wh;.h
W nave ensured us discharge long ,ine.
.cl "a, !, destruction OF the Basiilr, IN Izoa Al
."e noueboa family were flying from "1"e
UT 'aaY,'he whole other baggage ,v. "aee
ere arieii''d on The route FOR DEL, ,son'
y III and Charles X. ware bnth NO.. L1als
ana prevailed upon Count de Plafr de p 10y.
hoden, &c TO become security 10 ib.,, Mica
ors. Several years after, the c ,unt ~. e'eat'
Tor their debts, and compelled 10 nss sued
10000, for which purpose he wa, a, a'eu'
IN 1904, to sell his estates for half III gea,
Aiier the re'.oratlon CT Louis XVIII '"Iae
Count applied 10 his Majesty and the o. d., ias
| ier the payment, which they agreed 10 pun
by in ailments, 100 900 francs (f6 oNa\ "'se
ter Charles Ks accession the Connt 49, ~.
gain, aud received plrniy of promises 'r,,,eua'
monry. When Charles fed 10 tnis .oe oa' no
Tho Counts Claim became a desperate MY,
H. did not hesitate 10 take legal hdvics 'tbi
proceed for its recovery. The conx.,'' 10
was the seizure OF the Royal ear,i,ge, iehfe
which summons was raised and a., upon
citing h my Charles ", alias Charles Gated,
appear before The lords Of Council ,nL 10
sion on an esily day in December 81
OF the ROYAL property has since ben 91'5'
IN the hands of an eminent bank,, :, 80
bGIgh. Hu.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

Linsced Oil and Spirits TufP9n''on'tt'l s
ENoR SALE by the BarrrI or 0s n,%%,I,s.
u loves, prices by Howell pa
Janudry q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

Chief Justice Marstat--lt is quite amusing
10 hear sua beer" politicians discuss the
consiituioaaidg Of the late proceeding the
ch'ei justice OF the supreme court. ladiyi-
dnas who never looked into law box ,nnless
to see how far they might proeeed in siande-
rous impal atoms with inpunity, pronounce
upan the Legality OF the measure, as calmly
rs il clad III ermin-, nDd II weud be rs diff
cult 10 inincr them 10 believe they might be
mistaken, a3 10 ptoprl a steamboat With the
tails OF lightning bugs.
Federicklolgn Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

AT banquet given by tho Seventh =.
Of the National Guards of PARIS to g.. 5ioh
FAYErrE, speech was pron,anecl l.. "a
Mathew Dumas, from which we make u "" zen
owing extract - ~
pity years since, AT the same so-
the year, and il my memory is faithful y" OF
on the same day, q neral Washirgto4 "o''
accompanied by General Lalaye.fp IN , sa6r
6r5t visit o the French army di.enb,,Laa2 us
Rhode Island, aud 10 unite tie arms AMI "
dards OF The United Stars wi'h the ,,ns '",
standards of France. He returned II ~ "ol
quarters. and lad 70 form part of hi,o.a ''o0
On the way, he passed near a small l,, ,5Vo'''
become very considerable one, when a. "l%
Of CHI dren met rs, each carrying a 4 sio"t
aud ling the air with acglnn,Ii,n. ~"
Compelled the Gen'ial 10 stop. aaI e,nl.,y
his knses. Muca affected Washr ,to, ., ,...,
tn 10, aud said these memo allie word. =, NJ
are about 10 open the campaisn-G,1 ~. -"
knows what will he the fate of var. ya 'y
perhaps be beaten-but here, Outline hi. l,',
ON the hta IS OF the Young chlldr ny %'.
Is al army winch our encnleswlll never oa..
quer.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

Louisidna. The New Orleans papers name
General Ripley, General Oeerton, and Mr..
Randall, a, probable candidates tor the Sen,
ate OF TIE United States. IN opposition TO Mr..
Johnston, the pr SEM Senator; 50 say the Eas.
tan papers. We have information by private
letters, however, OF rs late a date as the first
If this month, thai the reelection OF Mr.. John-
ston is considered as cefttn as any human
action that mas moi yet taken place.
NM. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

Ohio.-The population Of this vigorous com
monwenllh is asccrtained TO be nine hundred
aud hirty.seecn Misunderstanding the prodi-
giouJ increase oil siGiy-oHe per cenl in the last
ten years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

A Government Bank. = The amount Of de
talcalions in the different branchrs OF the Com
monwealtn Bank Of Kentucky. is aow asccr
lainei to be so, los 73 This sum is found
dae from the Branch Cashiers.-5ome OF il
may, II is thought. be saved.
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~ scriber's Factory will be ,e ,' arppar.
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Jan. 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
NATHANIEL SEWERS, Trustee

E ISL OF LETTERS, remaining in The
E- 4 Post Office, Aartinsburg, Va, on the
Isl OF April, 1881, which, If not taken out by
the lst july next, will be seut to the General
Post Office as dead letters
B. Mss Eligabstb Boyer, Thos. II. Byrd,
! Esq, Robert Butler, care OF Doct hedges,
Mrs. Lucinda Blihcos. William Orr, John
Burk, Gen. Boyd. A braham Buckley, 2.
C-Joseph Chambers, dsry, Martha or
Samuel Cochran.
D-Mrs Becky Day, Margaret Donaldson
Thomas Davis, Miss Susansh Davis.
| E-Rev'd DIR. Eyster, Ellis Ellis, 9, Hen
ry EYerhart.
| F-Josiah Flagg, Esq.
G-Richard Gibbs, Stephen Groves, ia
, cob M Gardner, Michael Groves.
H-John Hogeland Jonathan Hawk, John
William Hsltz Claw, Levi Henshaw. john
Hoskins, Christopher Hill, Rein Hudgel
Patrick Hewett.
k-Tbomas r Kinsel, Ann Kenney, Cath.
arine heai, Ann Keys.
L--Dennis Lukis, Henderson Lucas, Joha
Layrnan, Richard III. Lee, Esq. John Light
M Nicholas Marquart, William Mason,
Jacob AicQuiikep. Enoch Matthews, Q, w.
l.. Morrison, Arthur Muholun, Mary Miller,
Aaron Myers, James McCoueh, Robert Me-
bOHdiN, FnoHtSStHrfFs iIfSt BIuih ubGlat,
Rachael Molat, Capt j. Mcgowan, Francis
Morrow. Mary Morrow, James Morrow. sen.
.N-israel Norinton, George Noll. Anas-
tasia Nicholson, Samuel Nicholson, Esq.
O--ArehIbaId Oden.
P-Nathaniel Paden, Ben amin Pinder or
Pitzer, DIR. Porteriield, Macy Paul, Susan
Pet.
R-Adaa Rdenhour, Jane Robinson OF
Israel. Michael Rooney, Esq. Abraham Re-
binson, William Reid. ..
S-James Small, Henry Small, Sarah
Shields, John Stevens, John Shober, Rachael
Smart, James Smith, Michael Sbanks.
T-Thomas Tabb, Rev'd john p. Tur-
ncy 2, John Throckmerton. William Tabler,
Thomas Throckmerion, Eli TheInburgh,
Cornelius or Owen leland.
W-Edward Winning, Henry Wigle.
WILLIAM LONG, II. M
April T. 1881.