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VOL. VIII-.No. 81.

no Is IN these lights view this particular case,
lens, ee"eLa principles and not that object in the
nm, W. 'ue INDIVIDUAL selected, mean to charge
Eay oie win corrupt, improper intentions.
si u. o'lerwise. 1t may have arisen from mere in
or even from tho best and purest pat
49,, 80 intentions. Nevertheless, it is founded in
naors principles, and ought to BIO held up to the
pseoPle Tor correction in future Hence has arisen
'A' 'i'ermeddimg Of surely I may ,,o,o say,
p . NON EXPECTANT
nc ,ho wy hfst address was sent at the same time
- one 10 you, TO your contemporary and neiph-
49,, eut, not noticed in his paper; presume i.
subject. ''''-fiele enoS tha
This ,cas done tuo months bs6ors
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For THE Wurc. %

To tie Jndges Of the General Court Of Virginia.
Gentlemen-Eis the Circuit Superior Courts of
Law and Chancery, for each county, are about 20
go into operation, and the practice of Cosrt
of Law, and that of Chancery, are materially diff
terent and it is presumable that some of the Clerks
OF sad Circuit Courts lately appointed ell
versed in the practice of Chanccry proceedings;
would it not be we'll for the General Court lat its
meeting in JULY to adopt general rule Of pro-
ceedings to govern, that all the proceednr rs in
Virginia, should be similar? The court, bar, and all.
would be benefited. A CLERK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

w Mr. Ingham's Speech at Doylestown, is the
topic OF the day and we spread it before the read
ers entire His narrative of the conspiracy leaves
out little doubt, that armed and combined attack
upon him, was meditated; and his language
throughout, while 1t fully corroborates the public
understanding of what Gov. Branch meant by the
malign influence" induces the belief, tina a full
developement may be expected
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u Who would have supposed few years ago,
that the Federalists would ever have a majority in
the Ministry! Who could have imagined, that
this would occur under the domination of the Re-
publican party, par excellence? Who could haya
guessed, that Tho. Richie of all Others would bo
the devoted supporter of such u Ministry, and the
most forward and obsequious in lavishing carsssss
upon it?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

HF This has been fatal year for the p6or dogs.
In New York, more than one thousand were
slaughtered in few days. In Boston recently,
three mad dogs have been killed, and child bit
ten, IN consequence of which the New York mas
secrs was about to be initiated in that city.
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Hon. JOHN BRANCH.

An Grafton delivered in the Capitol on the
4th, by the Rev. Mr.. Coleman, which is highly spo-
ken of by those who heard it. Mr.. G. having been
requested to write 1t out for publication, has we
understand consented to do
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

w The fact is we believe clearly asccrtained,
that John Randolph has transmitted positive in
structions to withdraw his from the Canvass
for Congress
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WYE Ia RAGATEII.E,

Geo. Kremer to the Hon. John Randolph, in
England, or st. Petersburg, or somewhere along
shore.
From, the Boston Courier.
"You naNst know ] was sent for TO come 10
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~ BAKER, late Of Richmond, and w. AR
HB. MOLD, Dentists, have formed a connection,
in the practice Of their profession. for the pur
pose of dividing the various operations, and thero
by carrying them 70 greater perfection.
Mr.. BAKER will more particularly attend 20
the diseases and irregularities Of tho teeth. Mr..
ARNOLD, TO the supplying their deficiencies.
either with natural OF mineral substances, az
required
labor IN their Practice if is believed will appear
obvious
Location 1t No g.. Warren Street. New York
nearly opposite the Csy Hall,
" The Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Herald
Arena. and Lynchburg virginian, win please in
sert in their respective papers three times, end
forward the above accounts 10 the Whlg ofhes
for their payment, ms @o--Ho f'V
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EUcss5,ss, .ssiy 5.


W.T. WRIT mas consented TO become a candidate
n Congress in the Baltimore District.
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u In publishing Mr. Ragsdales letter to Gov,
Branch, we desire to be understood knowing
nothing, and careing nothing, about the private
controversy between those gentlemen. We wish
merely to hold up to the governor, and to the pub
lie, statement, which justly exposes the Cover
nor's fragrant inconsistency, in affecting, (for we
cannot believe him serous) a purpose of support
ing for tho most exalted of human honors, the
man whom he affirmed to be under ''nalign influ-
ence" (poIiticaD and to have required him to do
that which as ga man of honour" he could not do
will Gov. Branch suffer Interpretation to be put
on his letter to Raleigh, which leaves the Public
no other alternative than to suppose that for tho
sake Of seat in Congress, he is made Of such base
materials as to place at the head Of his country
man who urged hin to personal dishonor7
! Letter from Nr Thomas l.. Ragsdaie, to the Hon
| John Branch.
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II 4 Brilliant Lottery will be drawn in New
York every Wednesday, for months to come
Bank Notes current III any part of the United
States, taken at par for Tickots--wlen more than
Ticket is ordered the postage need not be paid.
Those who prefer it. to save postage, can have
tificate of the numbers sent by mail, the original
Tickets will be sealed up, deposited in the Banks,
and held subject to the disposal of the owners; this
plan. though generally adopted by my customers, is
not followed without express orders Please DO par.
ticuiar TO address
ANTHONY II. SCHUYLER,
Jun 22-2ew l2tc New York.
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wAsnIveTov CRY, July LIST, 1e

WAsHfNGTON UTTYI July I6L1 IooI-
Sra: 1t is known to you, that few days before
YOU left Washington City, it reported that your
successor in Office intended to introduce into tho
Navy Department, several gentlemen as oieIhs ;
believing this rumor was probably correct; had
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s. CHUYLERS PALACE OF FORTUNE.
~ 220 Broadway, under the New American
Museum, Marble Building, New York, where has
lately been sold and paid prizes of $4,000 25 900
10000, $4,000, 1880, 10000, &c, amc untinpto
Millions of Dollars For the information of nv
friends and others at distance, give thus early
the following
W IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE I'm
List of Brilliant New ork Lotteries to be drawn
in the City of New ork, for the Summer Cam
paign:
June 22-Rcgular Class 6--4S No. Lottery-6
drawn ballots-CapftaIs are $50, 900, $40, 500. 9
of $4,000, of 80, 500, 9 of 50, 900, 9 ofSI 500
5 ofS1 900, &c. Tickets $40.
June 29-Extra 17--36 No. Lottery-5 drawn bal
lots-Capitals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets 50.
July Irregular 7--4S No. Lottery--6 drawn bal.
lots-Capitals S15,OOO $4,000. Tickets SIS.
sFlsOEHe1' sKEega1l27aOER.
July 13-Extra i8--CapitGls $4,000, $4,000,
$50, 900, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &c &c.
Tickets SIG: SO No. Lottery-6 drawn ballots
exactly even chance for Prize. Packages
in this Lottery must draw back at least One Half
in Prizes, with the chance for all the Brilliant
Capitals Please be in time for the Lottery, az
the Tickets will undoubtedly be scarce as in
the last Lottery OF this kind.
July 20-Extra 1886 No. Lottcry-6 drawn bal
lots-Capitals $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. Tick
cts S..
July 27-Extra 1906 No. Lottery--22 in a pack
age drawn ballots--Capitals $4,000, s 10000,
1000. Tickets SO, and lowest prize S12.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07

Even for ono bleeding moment, Tree"
By WyHdharl Robertson. The memory Of him,
whom bigots only in Acknowledgements in mo-
raity-and oligarchs, in politics, are found to ira
duce: Whose crimes consisted in holding nothing
true contrary to reason; nothing right, contrary to
conscience; nothing expedient, contrary tojustioo
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
By Warren Bib5er, of the Artillery. Henry
Clay; The foot Of the parasite ard slauderer may
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From Niles' Rcr;s,.-

1His 'cas done t,ro months before ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
.pply the wo-i aeplorsbis 10 Ice esnSuei o
tss fallen ~ nasss.
tn. rer Eagf,A s.in i-,s,ahop.

The Lonlon Sun. n straag nIraeA3f OF
pr.s,nt sdpmtsiration, ani warn h'""'r ~
NJ Bfnaeha ~ me new Lof1 Chancellor :.
tie tilostnK language IN regard Il
form meeting a the ward o. far'histsn IN
on
. A gentleman named Nod, dfIfaer''d IA
AZ h,,ne-ffn,hs. rrmark ALE IoT 'osir SCUM aud
pert,nprt common sense. Al'hdms =" ihf
eyerbesrinP power o. the sfisiooraey, ~ Oh
served. tat " ii Ms fhe euEse Of tlaa cgna.
~" We crull wish thai there had bee me
or no truth in tins temrtt but unlncklly. fs
rigid cnrferturfs - it, Chiai eharacle tsiic' tie
u5sgr Of tie aristpcricy -, at this moment
unconstitutional - every srnse ol me Term
no monarchy is lmHed. Indeed, compared II
II the Hnusa u Commons nfc It's Ministers =
he pcurle ~ inpst Inject slnyes. Ogef every
Darart flant, Of Church and state, II throws
the mpl,gn mantle OF us authority. lhe iahes
are ~ stock IN trade the neans-the cotfopt
N hns--by which II upholds its desroiism AM
ifamples lle lregd1m ofibe county u0dfi
foai
Fortunately, the boaT IA nj hand. "hen he
people thall be raised. and lie arisi9eract LON
cred, each 10 II. pror CT station. Reform h' II
ever 80 lfn,ng, wil DC he means oil s'en'd ~
dong jus ICE 20 beth par ies.
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My SlERlQIS

N9Jok, Dee. 2S.--We. earn from source
entitled u ertdi, thai on Sun.la, last, n some
persons were g"nning,in 'hn woods. about a
n'le 10 the y. and t. from tie Sycamore. they
discovered grave in a,rrlted spot IN the midst
OF The woods, in which was n square tox CON
hnhas he remains ol the body of female, tue
sheet IN which the body had been wrapped the
stotA'ns'' pe'ncoat, &c. the hesh was IN "A very
"hen'Nr ''a'e-"nd the Zones had been seI,aI-
f'ea al the d'ii"rent JoInts AT short distance,
say 81 yar |, from the sput the trunk wub,be
bead ani limbs OF man the Joints s,par,jpd
at the shoulders, thu elbows the wrists, the
'hi5hs, the knees, and The ancius was also
Io1md bug entirety esposrd-much dr.fsured
with mud, &e.--ihe ht.h oi tle Latter body. an.
Peafed perfectly sound nHd enllted no often.
s''e odo"r'-As 'hls matter, viii doul tees be
Investigated, VIZ may perhaps, be enabled to
give some further pA,ti,ultls gs,,cou
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=. -, .,,n,c.t,an was made 10 the Iong'e"
90 m. mari Of Russia, mich sisted. f1,s' y,
-. the House Of Nassau should be f,t.'a
rom the thrane of Belgium. the pfsee u ~
I'm. vosId be disturbed. When ths eo'''''"
uu,aiioa wss made, rers the Draw
..fi.,,l,,ya aud disconcrredf On no VI
,hs contrary, they proceeded al one " y, y
ser oil The Da.--pait NJ attention '" 'hf u, O.
- -, ,,,,nieation, which as intended 10
ir,..n;.I arc t,sm--snd hasiiy resolved that 'he
-. nj Nassau was for ever excluded t0m
the throne! ,.-A
:. n. eonhrnatoty o. or fears Of var. ffus
- troops are entering Holland. Nafsinch'
!, rr,afpreed hy Dairh soldiers, Nenioo -
,aid TO b. rfiassa Antserp isnot - be a
bsndoned ne srmisiics !. ~ lao' broken '"o
The kinR W. ian remains obstinate had acc
Sd IuSemttnrR 40 be occupied WIN y"
Ersn, ot ths sermanIc confederation b.' '"'
Efse 81 Holland tTssts the Btigia" 's'ni 5"''
ss ~ ,usurrect,un, an the Belgian - t..e''
rle - encouraged "a this We" 10y h',''a' ~,
"a. Als,r,a. aud SPAN, who nave M ,''.''J'
interest. +, l,ro ect aud common views 10 6''1e
them. 49,,
From Austria W. have intelligence Of The lie
~ ofsnv thousand man IN Ilnngafy-ni the
dissatisfaction vi the EuuU OF f'"nnd WIN
the present arder 81 things IN trsnc"--oi the
necnnauou II The south OF Lnrorr ~ loo,V'u
Ans rian trJops-and Of The resolution Of the
Imnefor and Prince Melteraich not 10 reeog-
nise thu Belgian KeFola ion.
or Naples, Sardinia. AMI Spain will SAY
nothing Thy vii tolios tbe.r leaders u
then W. ere 10 nave war, II will begin about
the qae,tiun 4 q l. nm France Will NJ NJ.
low 3cle,unn TO be attacked aud Prustn VII
re,e7, ll,r Interference OF France. Russia WI !
not admit IN. e.elusion OF The Nasssus, ana
the Be'gisns have rejected them.
What then do fear 7 That war 10, alas
nesitablq. Try TO avert it assist ~ prevent
IN, II. Hut II IL mus some. lieu lei Grcat
Brjtaio ADD Ffancs act osethrr aud hi con
rest arains, than, 10 The hpnl result, vii be ~
Iud icrous 40 that oi Don QuiroHe and the Wind
miIis. | mn, Sn,yoar obedIeat s'ryan'.
y. +. q
tC4O
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Aft,ra short ptuse, Mr.. Bachpnon rose and
inl,msied IN, tie managors we've ready 10
procrcd with the ulal. M Neri1Ith made
n sifnrilAr declaration on The Tart at tie Jpigr
deIiaIIug, bowtv, :, taaI three Important " H.
u"Ssts tor the urCuCG were >iilI all ii. MIR.
McD liic i!trn opened the Ca Sc. You kncw
his chnIA,t,r. but brl1eVs You nave never
seen OF heard him sprGk. lie !. OF middle
stature, with a couutenance expressive OF the
fore and asnleHrss OF ms mind. Hi, nnsp is
aqnlnr aud l. on uCnt his CFe oil gtayish b re,
piercing, aud wien tied, very severe ~ ITS
rXprcsslon. His gesture IS unfortunate while
he remains cold, (Which is seldom lOug0 il is
AN kwn, d-and 81 I'm his mind kmdes, II he.
&, mgs bdi,ieioU and violent. HIS voice has
10 me,ody ana the vebemence OF MS temprra-
II cut Is 80 great, that list ne becomes painful
" harsh and loud. | am told by those VINO are
intimate Win him. aud veil believe il, that
whilr speaking, hls greatest and most painful
ehort, - 10 moderate lhe vrhemence which
str:sgslr- wItam hun. lie appears at times
80 bt ~ IA agnuy--he " tines with the burning
iieU that hns POSSESSION OF his mind, and no
word. seem .u,hcientiy .tr1ng TO give went to
hts lrehnss. Inis temperemeal II, unfortunate
10 on who"onii preserve The dlguiry OF a puh.
lie Accuser. Nj, McDule has dignity the
dignity inseprrable from vigo ous mtnd con.
family exercised on grave ADD important S b.
jects--hut he wants dignity oimannsr. Indeed
ne has bot one ,DanneI-Speak ON wat he will,
II Is the sane. He is always II ari with inter.
csi, frequently with admiration, nj, sofar rs
maunor is concerned never, believe, withOu,
regret. Oh the present occasion he succee dee
Tor tnr, in preserving more temperance OF
voice and action than usual; but as he pro.
cseded. the fire burst out hey und control, anu
betrayed Elm, at times, INTO a violence oil Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Curious Faci--Ine F,anf n kentuckian Of
December - "a .nli1ns n singular Gil cnmsiance.
In the town OF Frankfort, is Published the
- Argus. the paper Of An1s Kendall The
rrira 1r4itg.containing lie +, sijoats VI ssage,
was printed 10 HoAtugiou City, aud FRANKIE /
ihtangh fhe Post ollic. @ / rauhIod, KIN lucky,
1he tiulBl object Of tbs abI." a fhe pm
lpgr, wna l. etNe the Argns, ~ adV""l"St
as,r the IL II Pes IA being the ilfsi 10 cife8-
at. th. Pfrsldcnls Message The l1s' 10 tnt
revenue Is nothing InrOnVcuitnre 10 The
mail, ia iransrnrl,ng The Arg $, loi all The SUI
srrIhcrs Of that ruper, ton Washington 10
Frankfort was maps, nothInG--bn Il Is III
slInciple-ihc paitrV meannts, Of Tie ads an
taye tho, I'll en- over those whose ht~nt, "efr
not in power WhJrp s.uy ~ rrpfo1a - am.
fonirmpl Inal post Office Aaru "hn know
lngy nbrted the pefn LARCENY it"ad, ooghl II
bp bundled out with immediate despat h.
We do n!dt believe horn what we have heard,
from y.rious quarters, thai there esrr was III
gpy Department 81 Gov, rnment in this roln'rt,
an approach to the corruption xrreiscd ~ The
Post Office Department nj Washington. lhirc
- wide and general dissatisfaction with It, aud
Congress GU. ht 10 take measures 10 restore SO
important u branch Of the Guvernn' NJ, Ia The
confidence the people. Rich ing
Brshop Eng land dIsclaims in tue Charleston
Counter, having expressed the oplrlon IN favor
ol Nulhfcalion, lmpute 10 him. u.
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r.. stob,ieiy o. sdafessin, u D"rial 10 { on
,,es.. ,u behalf Of JAaEs Aloshos, late PfesI-
S.-i Of The United Siaies and 10 adopt such fur
Ih,r measures, ia support Of his appeal to the
Cogernment for an adjusiment OF his claims as
,,ey b. deemed advisable'.
On molion Of Mr.. ssaiiw0nt, his Honor The
N.vor was appointed Pr.sitent on motipn Of
ur Daairl JlrEson. piiiip Hon and Thomas
u.yflI. esas. we're appointed Vice Presidents ;
.nl On motion OF General Mar. Charles Gu
ton and Gsnrge ID. suong, tsqs were ehoscn
e,rstarirs.
WerecreI excec iingly, that the press Of for
.isn new. pteyenls us iiom giving tins morn
inc tf.e Proceedings IN fnil are therefore
,n'npell,d 10 State in bfirf terms, Thai on the
r,eeiirg brlng organized. NJ L. Patterson.
T. IN, a neal and foreible speech. explained
the ol.jscis 81 the meeting. and Concluded 10y
n,,nss,ng t.lat a committee ol r5ne be hpp"iu-
I'D 10 rrepate memorial 10 CengreJs.-lhe
re,aluf.on Va secluded b, Frances B. Cutting,
E.o. wbcreupon The ioaowmg gentlemen were
appointed
8eaIsmiu B dley, William w. Price,
Joseph Blunt. Samuel Sw"riwnnt.
Prosper VI. Wetmore, Francis B. Cottms,
blallLew {. Patterson, Jumes b. Murray,
Ean ard {. 1lecuway.
MercnutIg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

From the Iesislaisre Of IspiAS. vs !.
mat on the recent election oil Sena,o, 10
unhed States, FIR six years from Sd d., me
u arch ne q, the votes. in JOINT ballot. ~ oil
Mr.. HHsDh cEs ~ votes, Tor MIR. Boosr y III
hepresenla tive hon the came So -
votes Al the friends of the pre.en, A. -
tfaiio IN the Legislature are supposed I'm
voted for Mr. BoosE, aud lis opponent, lo, nv a.
i'hD * Nat IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

The manufacture of palm leaf hats bs, h..
co,nr, in Massachusetts, a busuass If con,,,.
cradle importance, and gives employment 4,
many perspns. \ iri.nI calculates ,ba, +. na
lion Of lbese vii be made for the ne1t ,.asan
Formerly they we're impol ted from Cub, and
sold, we believe Tor about 81 each. Nov u,a
raw material is imported aud the hat, m.5l,
here, which sell for , ., > i per dozen. Formed,
we had The tia .ng business OF selling (ea
now We have tue whole bn,inesso maxim .na
-eilIng. Boston Palladium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

The Court OF King. Bench, for the Di..t..
Of Montreal, has decided that propr.slar.'s -
Steamboats, are IN be considered as Conn,
carriers, and legally responsible for the 81
delivery of all goods entrusted TO them, -.
withstandng any clause TO the CONTRA,
their ad'eriiseme tents, bills OF lading, or OF,
documents. The Chief Justice marntaoe5
in his charge, that as bills of ladinp CON-
not contain any valid classe anuullng ,,,a
existing laws, all such s,pul,aon. NJ, mo
void. The Jaw is tue same as to stage proorI.N
tors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

The sew York Daily Advertiser co.,..
proposals for very singnIlr pub lie, IA. al
a Mouthy Feriodical, by Clement h. r,, IN
under the tile OF ra1npyres of Nsto Y,ri rms :,
proposes &c give a 4" iull account ofths L
ling houses III tiiat city, the names Of I'm
sou, concerned IN Keeping them, their t,,., fs'
tions Tor ihs last four years, aud the nan.
those who have suil. red by them" The NJ. o
who are Interested in getting up the pubhc,,s'
are sad % be those who have beea Fumes =.
gambling establishments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

.uses sbt,L Nas tsr'b - 81 - f.adf' o -.
=, a. very had ihsie. lei there Vas gfesi ~
olsness and force Of argument 10 aifh"s' 90,
.o,n, he ,oot observed cio'rig The asfee
~ ali roeesfnsd. dge Peca. fshn pr'ba9y
heard NJ MaDulile u0s t5r iht hfd IN, -
.beued ed, NJ .4rlT',c a nc freedom = ~
language. Nhen btu heensft carr
ann assured iefms, "a 11dit"l ihHa'
.ben ne fclrfrra Is acts 10 " 5sliftam ii =
,snova-.. 10 the mofb1 IraiDusy tat ever
ehataefsri.rs dsspo isu,' whom Ia eherHcifi IN
Ell his d. fenec (appisius tie judy own IAN
gtsg- To himsrlf) - \ cnngfTirs 81 "bs"-
diue,"-and called the Judge " him'et th'
ersaie,t bziler and slandefef 10 tbs 'hha -
Peok's,ye shot a glance that seemed To me 10
say " II pfrc 30 urd.t fe, tain. should call
, ou To- account laf iHis = bat ma o her i'sa9rf
,pobr ,ana hi. manner tbtoaghopt IS p"tieelg
IecuIons and heenmius. hr VII I2shf4
plclsed--flr corn Of his mo'ih was ever hiu
annn l. ghteJ ~ lurhpg smile, however u wns
his duty to put on az unconc' rned appearance
as the counsel Of tte accused. Nel'ddh was
er4yp ant u,I,t aud 10Th be All Alr. II TT
we're diligently occugwd IN tnktug notes. Is
tor the Young s. cfrIuy. he did ~ III ng bat
look wy sour at Mr.. hsDolh. Tie Senate
srTc scaat'. and profoundly ei'hiiVr tie
member. Of he Holsc mofe ~ ineif ease, Ire
qaenilB laughing ri the strokes OF saitfc, aud al
unirs seeming qiitr a, much amused by he
nfdpat yehtnrnee of the ertirhl examination
81 Lanifss's ia starred article ia The 81. Lpns
p1ppr. 1hr ladies seemed errHty edihcd hy
i G law argument. us misit be judged ny tl=tr
rtencr aud hAed d,mursaess OF eoo"tenanse.
Ia She trout Of the gallery, laugh n, n.dilag,
mixing ehucking. aud iakleg memorandum,
= that pearl OF 5pmd'a excrIlruCr1 MIS- Ann
kpyuI-1YbiIr Ia The iobps, on the extreme
left sat n group oil the wilrssrss summoned on
both s,des, aud III attendance all lie way from
Missouri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
NEW OhlEAHa DAG z

bAHh RoBRERl.--Un oa,urday last. il
wa discovered thei rtbbery OF a unvel char
"e'ef' ANA LOT 5000, had been committed m
we o'nK 81 ho"s"l'a. young man VINO wa,
'o'heiiy boo%-htePtr ia The institutions. anu At
,"e line OF tie d'sonsery itsl bouk-keeprl>at n
n'Sh salary IN a'cry Respectable hous IN the
c. J. Was suspected a warrant was i,.ued a.
:" i'' nim' but hc has hithtr,o euded pur.
'u"' AS 'h.fh arc many conducting state
NV us "''"' ms allan, NC frbear mentioning
ent. " P'eS-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

NJ. IIr'rca, in his remarks ia the British
Phrftan on the reCotnmtncement OF line d.
rect tadr between the Uhued States aud the
~ iiIsh COLONIES, saws America
had entirety md Internationally Wdhdr0Wn di
her pretenso4s.' Ihi.ls a,raly mode otbling
Iug n negotiation to d prompt md successful
I-s,Ip but ,yr cannot see how Il can establish
the tsientS anb skill OF ihr concsdlng diploma
It's, " H. some one of the Don Qulx0Iies Of
the ADMINISTRATION lay ~ his spear aud she'll,
aud cundesCend Ia ILLUMINATE us on thIs point
" aat glor, lei og- % M nd"r.nisrHt'pn which
terminates e lingering negotiation by snfr"n-
dpung every thug which formed an lmpedr
ment Answer me th:t Master Brooke.
Nat jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Wa noticed Yesterday, mdcr the bend Of
InIoI eau m'rligencr, ttlc Moscow. that M
epidemic disease had broken out in that ely,
ut an alarming character: private lettcrs hom
u. Petersburg received 10y III" tHnina, state
that ali intercourse between that CITY and
Moscow la been prohihi ed, aud that 1T l.
DOUBT "Aiats lh,t tie disease IS tue Plague. III
noln,cd ~ the RUSSIAN suidris aud Others
no hpve returned IRON the late campRien u =
ghnst lnlk,y BUs INNS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Neto York December 29.--ln pursuance of The
cal sIeaed by twenty gentlemen, among tue
most respectable OF oar citizens. and punished
a al the Papers, veIy numarons and nigbiy
e spectacle assemblage mt II, The City tls +,
last eveaIns," for Tue Purpost vi <en.iIeung