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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

The Chaflat'e IN. c. Journal states tina,
some persons employed in the pursuit If omit
at spot about % miles east OF thar plac. h.I
discovered an extraordinary drposi,e of H.,
precious metal on the ID Instant / hc ouao,,,s
found IN one day Vas At least one hunt, 4
pounds. The gold WAS found in n sm. 4
space, two or three feet b. low tho snriace N
grains and masses weighing from uuuces and
pounds, TO pieces OF IRE, Hren and egn
pounds There WAS 40 VEN dIscoyrI.d
sign of any, but the iab,fers came snddru,v
upon the whole mass OF gold, DEPOSITED ss
II were IN ntsf. uud imbrdded IN WI, red
clay"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

RACING. The Sp,ins Races. on the Union
Course, conducted by tue New-Y"rk Associt-
ton. commence at one O'clock on the 10th OF
May, win the mulch between Nj. LtviNG-
sToN's Gotidh ID Mr.. w. X JonHsoNs Bon-
uoIie heals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

The Foreign Quarterly Review, in the sr'
Gle entitled England aud America, says ih''
the non existence OF 3 'upersm NAV oe u,u"
ed in the latter county, sIncr, IN New i9'A
a lone which reck ons under 20o,ttO Dhahit""'N'
(,t numbers considerably mort,) E3l ,ooo we
sometimes expended ia as,nglr year Tor VIC
support OF the poor" New York is the grea'
port OF entry Tor b, itsh em. grant, ana ""
may explain the fact in part. II must De COZ"
fessed, however. that the number Of the wv
IN orr cities isr ,rsnscends what It should W.
in a country where land is abundant, laoou, :"
demand, wages high, add food cheap Nv
iault lies in a great deg ee, WE ies', ~ VIC
te ,nperate HABITS of the population. Inc 70"
on the public arising from this vice Is '"''
LBaA. yAmsT'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

GREAT FAiLURE.--The last s,eam.boat
rn"onr rom Washington contained the in
telligence tnst the firm OF Jackson, Van Bn-
Zen l. Co. " Commission Merchants" had bro
Ken down. aud that the IA, ure WIS understood
90 be bad on. A trcriser has been appo,n-
'et and hoders OF stock are requested 10 ap-
Ply Immediately fou certificates, az no stock
VIII be taken OF certificates ssned after the first
81 No'enber nexi, whe" the fist dividend wall
lie declared. The final dividend will be de-
clared on the first Wednesday in December
1881.
lne Augenn stable" is offered FOX sale.
Daichess (N. y fnttiigcHcer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
GEORGIA AND The MISSIONARIES.

'fOnoiH Anu AIiC NIoSi '4N tidfc'
1he TWO Missionaries, " ith four other per
sons, who We're lately arrested by a military
force acting under the authority of the state
OF Georgia. in the Cherokee Nation, W ere
brought up before Judge Ga, ton, at March
term OF The Superior Court Of Gwnnei, coun-
y on writ OF Habeas Corpus, Their case
was argued At ienst.. by Doug herty IL Iripre.
Tor the State, and Harris, Hardin and Under
wood for the defendants, The decision ni the
Judge WAS as follows " Let the two Mission
arts Gone OF them being a Post Nla,trr) he
d schatgei, AM let tue o her four persons
be bound over TO answer TO The misdemehnor
charged against them, they having exhbned no
excuse"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

WIN. D'nning, who recently died at mia]6
Pa. AT the advanced age OF 81. ~ said TO b.ya
made ne only successful attempt eser made j.!
he icofM 4" manufacture. 1Erought iron cannon
r@o of which he completed a, Middlese1. and
commenced another and larger one at MON,
Holly, but could get no one TO assist him who
could stand the heat, which is said 10 bsyr
hcen so great as 10 melt The lead buttons on bi,
clothes. This unfinished pIec", lis rs he clt
u, al elher Holy Forge or ihe Carlisle Bar.
racks.
OEe ofthoss completed WIS taken by the
Blush ~ the batu" OF Brandy wine, and Is nov
~ The Tower OF Londos. The b iLsh GOV.
ernment offered large sun and stated An
nuiiy TO tine person who would instruct pheu
ia the manufacture OF that article, bur the pat
r'otic blacksmith preferred obscuity AMI poreri,
ia his own beloved co ntr,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

Since the fashionable " Dunstabie Bonnet "
so much worn aud admired " the ladies,
have received "A ne" rame, they seem in u lar
way tu he discarded by the Northern far Unes.
Tney are now Calird " kendalls." Donstabi,,
he p ace where they were FIST manufactured,
had the bonOr 10 he the bnth-pace oil Amos
ErndAll, the Heaven-born Auditor. What on
unfortunate app-ndagc a bnn name is
GeOrg tt0ipn LOlumbidn Ga=ette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

Lucien Hankes. lad in Hartford, apeJ y
has constructed beautiful high pr.,sn,.
steam engiu". which, with tie iurnacs. occu,
pies but two ieet IN length.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

u ia said that General Jackson is indisposed
~ Consequence of the breaking out Airesb
OF a wo"nd IN the arm, received several
years ago from pistol shot a, him by
Col Benton, NOW Senator in Congress
---and author Of the Eas' Room letter.
1teT. Gag.
They are talking about getting up Van Blu
rer dinner III Batlmore. We tho"gnt the ~
secretary ate his last public dnnrr at New
York Aims House. Snail we have another
" liable Orator ?. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
From the Baltimore american, .9prH so.
IhE UNITED STATES
MORTIMER CUNNINGHAM. \


In" Grand JnIy ut the present session of the
Circuit u. S. Court found bs az n ins, tue above
party lac Pos Master NJ Abingdon, in Hartford
County, Md. for tet0Hy,ani ton misdcmeanor
The felony charged consisted in secreIing aud
embezz nag letters coDtaing bank notes aud
stealing the nues. Tue misdemeanor con.
sisted m embezzimg. dttaining aud opening
letters.
The indictment for felony was inst called
Tor tlial, and jury was empannellrd on Mon
day, the 18th mst. lhs accused patty having
aod exercising the right to ohallengr not ex-
cernIng twenty. 1he argument terminated on
lue'dav, the goth ms. and the Jury, not
being able 10 as,ee, came twice into courl.
On the third time, after being confined aboul
thirty hours, they returned a verdict of not
gully.
lne prosecution gave evidence that five
notes which had been pot into iwo decoy lti-
ters, were stolen by The accused. lhis proof
was attempted TO be repealed. But II was mr.
cessary Tor the prosecution, IN order 10 obtain
"A verdict OF guilty, 10 satisfy the 'ry that these
ootes, or some OF them, were genuine. Four
OF them were sdmitied to be fotgerLs one of
theih 1t whs commended, on behalf OF the Gov
eminent was genuine. alt ough he bank had
taHrn bnl thus particular Gus Was not pro.
ouced, beng alleged 10 tie in the possession oi
the accused. L he evidence OF its genuine char.
hctff was not deemed to be conc. usive enough
10 variant a,efdlct OF guilty on an Indictment
Tor JeiOBH.
Al G hal Tor the misdemeanof is fixed by the
coui' Tor III Eth OF next uonlh.
A"e tOuhs-i engaged were n. " lliams, Dis |
'c' Attorney for the u. States u. 5. Heath |
al" H. Jo"hson, for me accused. !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

uoshiog oil shat gas aboal 10 orcgr. = i. "a ID
hat be has. ~ithls day or lve Of tho disco
,u'ian, taken q hous" 10 the city, the one in
which he has hitherto lived having cen
rented or purchased by General Macomb.
an The evening Of tie 18th, there .as
marty ~ the house Of Mr.. Branch. On the
marriage of his daughter. The President aud
Mr. Van Bnren came io--inst Witnessed the
ceremony, and in,med ia,riy teh. Th~. came
aud went together. a. was white receiving The
congratulations of the rarfy on size change Of
y domestic character which had just taken
place. that he il understood II have requested
his friends IN make the chang which had hat
dnv taken place IN hi, political life alsoa sub
lpci OF thei. congratulations s il left him freed
rom increased duties and heavy responsible
ties. day or two will probably suffice To
perfect the new arrangements, aud to enable
QUE 10 spsnt With more etris,uty as 10 the
cours. TO be pursued.
" a Until have not pondrred a little
upon tue member OF The Presidents fayorfr
phrase UNI, .pse.i-by+'m 80 often i'll rrln.
ton to his Cabinet We have not Of course
hpsilsted as to thu oons.nscality Oi thu es-
pre-. sion which Is obvious 10 the least careful
observer but we have q. G. ned little
rs to the meaning he hinself attaches TO II.
A Cabinet - generally supposed 10 be a roi-
lection Of ministers and oibes connecied with
a governnen', by whose advice lis m-"snIes
are regulated; No two intellectual uni's, in the
psoplrd word, are exactly alike. His eIceen
cy NEST mean thn, hr supposed when he APP
pointed his Cabinet, tn y would all do as they
were told by Marlin, Amos or himself, and
not be al tue trouble aud expense oi thinking
at all.
M. Branch, on this occasion. has thought TO
some purpose. Hethought himself used Ca
valerly, as he was in faci, aud he would moi
sacrifice one jot OF his proper disniy.
IN. Y. Com. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05
Correspondence Of The Journal Of Commerce.

Correspondence Of The Journal Of Commerce.
LokOos, March 81, 1881.
The announcement Of th+ FIensh lnau OF 800
million, Gouprd with III. AT count in the
French Journals If Wednesday, ar Father Tues
day night the 29rh, taIl,ng What had been
previously limited la general terms, that Mar
shsi Mason has been laslruGtsd tn demand OF
III Court OF tIenna, as au uiimGtun., that the
Austrian troops should Ue innIe IA ely win
drawn from Bologna and, ~ case ot refusa !,
10 quit his posi- as Ambassador oi the King oi
tns Fr"Och, and the Consequent tall OF the
French funds Is per ceuts. 10 ~ l-2) have pro.
Diced corresponding depression IN The funds
here To-day al one per cent, brow TIE pIice d,
which they lett oil az 5-s) lat evening, AS 4, on
were spprzed by my communication OF yes
terday. 1uere are also some other causes oil
alarm OF more domestic character, viii, b
tend 10 increase the agitation OF the mo,neut. -
Iceland Is by no means IN d ssiisisctor, state
he county oil Clare Is rppresentel Ia hr TIE
scene ut the most iormIdabe aud appalling
uu,rages, such AS aeither admit OF security Ia.
lite o. property, nor Of any eifpctual c0eck
from the constant efforts aud vigilance OF the
military iorce stationed IA the VICINITY. These
rtpIesentati lns may be exaggers:ed, hut hat
10 not of PRIMARY importance W estimating the
magn tude az The cIisis. As al example lk, "
to lind imi.aIors all over Ireland, especially
where the horrors oil is,n,ne aie supersdLed 10
all othei evils, real ana ,maginary,-as irs,
step aud OF course the most dill at IN the
""ich OF ebeiitpu,-- lie disturbances Ia Glare
are to be regarded with ~ Common ana ne,
ioi no one cun iofetel The result, or assign Any
limit TO their even ual piogress. Its certain
'os. Nif' Cohnrl' aud ms patty ii sgituturs
WI i0oA 49,. II. IT, D. gu1s.td, havoc uud ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

4 blind iegisiqfor.--H. A. Rodenback. a
member Of the National Congress of Belgium,
Is completely b''nd. lie dictates his speeches
10 nm snaoncnsis IT his home brings them
with hln, 10 IT,. session. OF the congress, and
there requests member 10 read them Tor him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

BOSTON, ApTil 20.
The u. S. Ship Peacock, Cap. McCad ar
rived at this rort Yesterday from Havana,
whence she sHiiea Il,h instant, with two OF the
pirates oil the brig Ibii, OF New York.
Examination ofhe Pirates.-The Two mutt
neeIs. } srlh Ua'etl e. tlack) and Thomas
eoIonei' "a muia'to) brougb, from Havana in
The U. 5. snip Peacock were yesterday examin-
ell before Judge Davis of the District Court,
The District Attorney, MIR. Dunlap, read the
accusations against tue prisoners, charging
mem, ~ connection with Portuguese. Don
j u"n -, who acted as principal, with the
murder OF Captain Samuel Woodbury., ma .ter
OF The brig Orbit, of New York, plundeIing and
taking possession OF bls vessel, Mr.. Dunida
'hen pro eeeded 10 the examina ion OF Witnesses,
the most iaipoitant of whom were Thomas
nowt and James strike. seamen On board the
Obj.
Bowen. a mulatio, testified that he was ma
i've OF balimore-that he shipped on board
me oris Orbit, January 18th, 1880, al Bahia, S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

Rare specimen Of dn,erican 1nliqmfQ-EI
tract OF n le,er from Benj amiu H., dI,r. Esu.
to Di. Mi,ch,il. dated Mssoari, March I6. 1881
Respected ST,-Permn me 10 communi,a,.
With you Oh the subject OF a natural american
relic of antiquity. IL is the SIX Titan NJ an pdi.
'idnhl OF The human race, measuring nearly
ten feet IN length. which have d,sco.eled in
this western country. Should you think It wor-
thy ot place among TIE rarltlps uftIe land,
be pleased TO iniolm m..-H4ving read IN ne
public prints If The last year n of r by one
OF the harmed sociriies--i believe the Ge.-
graphical. Of Paris, in Flancc --of four ban,
dred ttancs, Tor the greatest remnant OF Amer.
ichn aniquity, il IS thought by many gentle.
men that tniS ould be entitled to It. Your {.
pnion an the sui jet woul be yer, desirabl,
Yours, with high confederation,
BENJAMIN HARDING.
There were gia"is In the earth in those
da, - Genesis. Oh. xi., v. d.
Il New, Beautiful and HatuqJie Fruit
. ought from Connc, Bluds, aud Learng IN
Whsa'%. Esq, TO j. S. Skinner, Postmasltr =
BatImoie.
Brighton, ASrH 2nd, 1881
My Dear Sir We ha.e nov growing N
our grounds lree zen feet irlgh. The produce
oil the seed you we're SO hind Bs 10 send me
eight yehiS ago, called the Shrphirdia or Silver
Capped Buffalo Berry Ire. The ensuing Az
'uhn we stall have quantity OF them, which
are very much al your service II is one OF tho
greatest acquisitions Of The fruit bearing kinh
our county can produce /: Tor beauty vi IL
lase, iullness, goodness, n elegance Of iruli, -
IS uhilvaIied ny any new production the if"A
IS about the size OF the red Antwerp tulraHI,
mach more rich 10 the taste, and iorms one
continued cluster OF fruit on evesy branch a"d
wig.
American SILK Hats.--Mr. Thor,as Simms,ot
New York, has manufactured u White ohH
Hat, entirely from silk prepared from The A.
nericSn Sl!Aworm MIR. Boi,um,oi L'sbon'
New Lnndnn c.,ll,I. Cn,n--Inis Hat We IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

The Secretary Of State TO the Provisional
Government oI Poland, Says the salem N !.
he,se"ger) IS Julian N,emceuiez, formerly aid
IN kosciusko, wh' married nnd resided man,
years in New jersey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-05

City, one O'Clock The overa In,ing intel.
hgtn from Pans vi n tall OF about per cent
IA tue funds entirely defeated the Bulls oil the
Stock Exchange ihey were III such haste 10
close their specniations tor tue rise, tina: per
iee' panic followed. The closing price OF con-
'o'' iof account last night was II 5-S 3-4 !; a
10" m'"u'es after the opening this morning
me pfite had iollen to 20 II, from tina, point
a rally to 77iook place slnee which the mar
het mas been IN a i,.uish state, tom 10 IA 10
II The quotation Is uow IS 3-f7-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21

Oot pulajng ot srest -cci.caco cad 5clety:
particularly four of square form, on a circular
ground, forming part of circular room,) which
are OF uncommon merit, and most dccisvcly indt-
cato the high state OF .inting it prlctised
III Greece and Italy ut tho period whsn these
statues were executed, which eyince such perfect
knowledge Of the human form and tho principles
of grouping. Tho best of these paintings huvo
Laou only recently discovered and prove that the
the rules ofpcrspcctivo and foroshortening. have
doubt, from these beautiful works dopo walls
mostly nv interior artists. that, other occasions,
as In movable pictures, their best painters must
have painted in a nninnsr to correspond with tho
high rank OF their soul pture, and the cxtraordina-
~ accounts given of thcIn by contemporary writer's.
These specimens ofancient freSco paintings have
hecn cut out of tho walls whore they were execut-
ed, with great care, and transported hero in strong
cases, which serve frames. When first found
thoy pale and dull; but, on being vanished their
colors are frightened up to their pristine hucs, and
exhibit TO the sstonisied eve every stroke of the
brush slightly indonting the fresh mortar, which
was given by hands that persisted, with tho genius
that directed them nearly eighteen hundred years
ago, yet appearing tho rich and mellow peneil-
ling OF yesterday. Most of thcm taken from
shops and ordinary houses, and represent all kinds
Of objects, drawn with remarkable spirit and truth
Many ofthe better kind served TO decorate apart
mcnts IN which there no windows, where
they must have been executed, and afterwards seen
only by iamptight. But tho best were found in the
portIcoe OF open cou yards, the walls of
dning-rooms or saloons. In looking closely into
these was surprised to find such spirited execution
and knowledge OF anatomy, combined with the
most exquis to beauty, perfection of drawing CO.
loTing, and expression OF character.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21
To THE Ep1roRs OF THE WING.

RICHMOND, July 90, 1881.
Gentlemen-As you were present at a meetinR
OF the citizens and volunteers of Richmond, On
theSth inst, held for the purpose of adopting No.
cessary measures, for the funeral soemnities Of
our distinguished and muchesteemed fellow citizen
JAMES MONROE, should be much pleased to be
informed, how it happened, that not one of
the Committee of Arrangement are residents of
our Ward.
The proceedings certainly were singular, and in
this district have become the general topic of con
versation Not any one can imagine the cause Of
this marked distinction, or offer any good reasori
for tho expression of secaran feelings, on this
occasion. And fear, unless perfectly salts
hed, there was not intended disrespect manifested
IN the selection of the committee that many will
very reluctantly decline joining in the processon
on the 25th.
1t IS also very strange, that not of the citi-
zens of Manchester, altho' invited to unite in the
procession, are among the Committee of Arrange
ment. Many Citizens Of Jefferson Ward.
We presume that the slight put upon Jefferson
Ward, and the town of Manchester was purely
accidental The Committee was detailed in a hur-
ry and the Chairman had not time to select it with
strict Typographical justice. We suppose so.-
Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21

did not suppose that you had authorized tho 70
port which imposed on me the necessity of giving
an extract from Col. Johnstn's letter. Under such
an impression, L would not have hesitated to call
on you to disavow it. The report, know, was
false, and was merely circulated to keep in coun
tenancc tho charge made against the President un.
TIL 1t could work some prejudice against him in tho
public mind. did not suppose that you were an
accossary IN this business, and, therefore, would
not insult you by an application which could only
be founded on such an inference.
The course l have taken with regard To Col.
Johnson'e letter, grew out ofcircumstances which
will Justify me to him. although he did not author.
ze me to publish his letter My sole object was, ut
once, to clear the skirts of the President of a
charge which you arc we'll aware ought not to be
attached to him; for you have, as understand ex
plicity declared that he disclaimed to you at the
time when you were in communication with Col.
Johnson, any design Ike that now imputed to him.
With regard 10 conversations between yourself
and Col. Johnson, | shall certainly abstain, rs 1
have hitherto abstainod, from making "any partial
or imperfect statements"
am, Sir, your obodicnt servant,
+. p. BLAIR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21
Mr. Bsrrie"-Col. J0anson-me Telegroph-M

Nv DtI'Is"-Cof' Johnson-fhe Telegroph-the
GIobe-"Malgn TgJluencen-6c. DC.
How much the Administration and it's friends
dread full cclaircssonont, in relation to the Dvs
FERROUS causes which dissolved the late Cabinet.
may be gathered from the wry faces and steady
PerLinacity, with which they resist it, The public
can only get one circumstance at time, and that
ny hard fqueeziDg. However, it is now manifest.
that sooner or later, all must come.
II will be remembered that the Telegraph allcdo-
cd that the President in January $50, through a
member of Congress, Col. J. johnson of XIV.
made rcquistion upon Messrs. Berrion, Branch
and Ingham, thai their families should associate
with Maj Eaton's, presenting tho alternative of a
dismissal, in failure of compliance The Globe
denied this statement. 1t was repeated. Finally,
the Globe cOntradictcd it "a few days ago) in the
following words of letter from Col. J. himself:
lie Gen. Jackson) never authorized me to require
soeiat intercourse, &c. He always disclaimed il.
I told the parties So"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21

American people certainly I'LL not boar with them
BY Groensvillo Penn Jr. Henry Clay-what
ono OF Columbus sons can glance over the bright
page of his immortal deeds and not let fall toar
ofexstacy.
BY Harry Fitzgerald. Duff Green and Amos
Kendall.
There is saying, said to be
VI all the rest, most Just and truo.
When rogues fall out and can't agree,
That honest men will got their duo;
by Hardin Reynolds: TUo Ladies of Patrick
surpassed by none, for their modesty and virtue.
by Elias Clifton: Whilst Judge Barton, Clay.
ton, Holmes and Burgess continue to bring to the
view oftho public trick and inrguos of tho palace
slaves, the country is in safety.
BY Samuel Sharpe: May tho people of Patrick
County look forward to their good. and build
poor house.
By Haman Crtz: Virginia--Ho that wont pro
tcct her rights il a bastard.
BY George w. King: Gen. Jackson-magno-
mous-dignihcd and undauntod.
BY John Webb: Cen Jackson--My last choice
in the rst and first choice in the last Presidential
election.
BY Edward B. Tatum: May the union of the
States be preserved, and Andrew Jackson remain
President ght years
BY John Helm. Governor Floyd, whose speech
on tho retrenchment bill in 1928, & tho government,
OF the United States, administered BY Mr.. Ad.
ANS, cost more than tho Government of Great Dri
toin-wi he now tell which costs the most oil
the peoples money, Mr.. Adams administration OIL
| the present-tel the truth and shame the devil.
BY rhos. J. Penn. The United States Bank
Instead of rechartering, may it meet rebuff, and
return to the dark shade of oblivion, there to re-
main, together with it's advocatea no more to royi
sit the sacred repository of liberty, unmonopolzed
! as yet, by paper currency.
BY Martin Cloud The orator oftho day: Capt
John Staples.
| BY Clark Penn. Littleton w. Tazowel The
profound logician of tho age: tho Prido and boast
of Virginia, and of the brightest gems thai
shines in the crown of American glory.
BY j. ID. Cheatham: Archibald Stuart Wher
! member of the Virginia Convention, the firm anc
Jealous advocate of an equal distribution of powe
ir our State polity-Patriek's best commentary OF
patriotism.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21

Amos Kendall denies in che Globe, that he had
any knowledge Of or participation in, the plot a.
gainst Mr.. Ingham.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21

u We are requested to state, that Major A. S.
WOODBRIDGE was announced at last Chesterfield
Court, as 8 candidate to represent that county in
the next Legislature of Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21

u Glorious News from the Poles--if true
Some allowance probably TO be made, but little
doubt Of the prosperity Of their cause
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-21
Mr.. Blair to Mr.. Beyrien.

Mt. BLaiT 70 Mr. BeYrien.
WAsmNeTos, July 10, 1881.
DEAR Sra
have this moment received your letter, 70 which
will give immediate publicity.