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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Capt. Branch; and Capt Hoh's Chesterfield Troop o
Horse-all looking well, and exceenty disciplined
These escorted about 10 O'clock by our four Volun
teer Companies, TO the Theatre-where the exercises
Declaration OF Independence emphacally read by
Major G.. Wythe Muniord, preceded by some eoquen
and orcbc remarks, in honor of the day in favor the
Union, and in compliment 10 their guests from Petersburg
These compliments received with reclamation. He
was followed 10y Mr. III. Rodes OF Manchester the Orator
OF the Day. We have attempted in vain TO obtain copy
Of his Grafton for this days paper We hope to crafty our
readers with ITS appearance Tuesday II was the
happes and hnest strain Such at least zoe Et IL 10 be-
The picture which il drew of the benefits of the Union
was admirable. His representation of the mischefs 10
spring up from the dsunion OF the States ru and
thrilling. The whole scene in the Theatre very fine
The volunteers OF Petersburg filled the pt-the two rows
oil boxes were graced by the ladies-and volun-
tecrs filled the stage in the OF the orator. The whole
coup d9H was very striking
AS soon as the Grafton pronounced the military left
the Ihcatre-formed in line III street-were reviewed
by Gen. Lambertand after the usual rinps on the Cant
ol Square, they marched Oft to Towards Grove where at
least 800 volunteers, with citizens ned together
and concluded the day with many patriotic party
toasts.
.horements ia .Netc York.-We were mistaken about
the Anti Masonic Convention of Utica In nominating
their Electoral Ticket they did designate their President
ana vice President, Tor they adopted the following Reso
luton:
ReOred unanimously, That convention most cordially and
Convention, held Baltimore 2G day of September last, and
mat The prudence hnne aud conca,oy
lSc Tor which assembled and that the deliberations in
the nomination of "
WILLIAM WRIT,
AMOS ELI.MAKER,
support ofevery disintcrestod citizen"
The General Court adjourned on Wednesday evening
having had but very little business transact Judges
Saunders and Lomax attended on Tuesday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
EeicIl'd INCONSISTENCIES Currcnf.

H y REwARD.-Ran away from the subscriber,
~ %zeI Keysville, Charlotte county, Va negro man
named Peter about 20 or 80 years old about six feet high
straight wellmade dark complexion has good so Of teeth
VIII pay the above reward to any person that will eot
him and put him in any Jail, will deliver him TO Mr.
Thomas Lea, near Keysve. II any person puts him in
jail the Tailor will give Thomas information at Keys-
yille and will also pay all reasonable charges that nav
PHILIP II HALEY
N b. The said negro raised in Halifax by Hen
Dirk, the court house p r. III
July I7-l0r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
CELEBRATION or THE AMERICAN ANNIVER-


The ftb on July wos celebrated in this City We'd
nesday with brilliant Mfaagy Honors-Therc was no ge-
neral dinner OF The Citizens, boz patriotic Volunteers
excelieh themselves upon this occasion. They had for
their guests, The Petersburg Dragoons commanded by
Capt Pannill and The Petersburg Grays commanded by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

EBOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the James RiueT,.
ID y and Rdnd,Ohd Company rs-OPe1ed.--The Presit
dent and Directors OF the James River Company having
satisfactorily ascertaincd that the of stock neces-
sary for The incorporation of the fumes Rpe7 and Ra-
udlCG Company has been subscribed do hereby re.
quest the Commissioners heretofore appointed for that pur
pose, to reopen their respective books and
to continue them open until the second Monday i'm De.
cember next, unless sooner instructed close them.
Commissioners will bc appointed soon as practicable
receive subscriptions IN various other parts of the State
by order Of the President and Directors of the Iames
River Company. J. BROWN, in. Second Auditor.
JulyO. I7-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

a GORGE i, SWAMI, Attorney at Lqto, viii in
M future attend the Inferior and Circuit Superior
Courts OF Law and ChaDcey held in the counties Of Cum
berland and Buckingham, Business entrusted 70 his
management, will meet With his faithful attention Per,
sons communicating with him will please drec; heir let.
tiers TO Cumberland Court.Housc, Va.
July g. t7-w3ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

u Post Office has been recently established by tho
Post Master General, at the Virginia Mills Buckng
County, Va. THO ID. CRENSHAW p NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

support OF eVcTy disintercstod ctizon."
The General Court al journed on Wednesday evening
having had but very little business transact Judges
Saunders and Lomax attended ON TuesdaY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

Average
From which deduct the reduction of 1880
and those proposed by this bill
Or the revenue from customs
Add same from land
Add Bank dividend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

The amount of duties accrued in 1929,
1880,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

There was areport IN circulation in Paris at thc
last dates, that young Napoleon medmtcd an Is
cape from Vienna, IN order to throw himself on the
affections Of the French people. This report
strangely COMEDIES with portion OF letter from
Vienna seceiycd by the Paris correspondent of the
London Morning Herald The letter comes from
avery well informed 4oartet and contains length
eneJ account OF the person, munncrs and habits of
young Napoleon. 1t describes him as very fine
young man, extremely clover, exceedingly amlablo.
bat l.ulc mpetuoUs, and not little proud. His
heart Is sad 10 be entirely French, and he is repre-
scented as having even gone far as to say ii he,
yer shall be bestowed upon any bul a Frcnch wo-
man. Ia proof efhis alleged attention to French
politics, aud his feeling respecting France he wri-
ter Of the letter IN question gives the following in
stances
Tbs kgsU1A ADlbassndoI to It's GQuI Of Yicp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28
JACKSON AND BARBOUR MEETING, ~
LOUISA

Al large and resPeel25e meeting OF ,a' ca,,'nS
" Louisa atthrr 'oe'i House, on the IAN OF Nay
ioeing Court day ne question was proposed VIC.
thef Delegates should he sent 10 ui' baR'39 -
Convention, of to that winch i, 10 be hea III behalf
ofFHhhr = BA1noga, at charlottesville. The
Baltimore tgl'"s van bol1n G"nfe'',gn was zeal
i"ls.y and aoly advocated oy liof1Ao h " lnS'on'
- Wide Col 9'fna NJ. 3o'ric5 an" app
Nle'os' } fo9IcAe1 ass, "s'eI'.' 'nS SUPERB. cam.
49,, III - ,le 1sl,;, a,d w., a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

In The town Of Andover, Mass last wen
named Allen was poisoned to death, ana Nv w.
narrowly escaped a similar fate, by Ieoo'9
ting tie roo. Of the leoter hcaliecf or ft1s.'
ofLnnaus. They had been engossa IL .
ing a piece of moist ground where ~
fouud which excited then curiosity i'@
It. they found it to be SWEEP and pleasant
hule hesitation, Allen venmred to cal H. ., ..
ample was iolowed by the ether two !" q T.
utcs he was attacked with conVuIsloas a'' .
state ofinsansibility. The convu'5i0nss -. :.
at short Intervals I'LL he expired. One OF t ".
Ga boy abouttwclye years oId) ran 10 nv no., ~
while informing their employer oil us All, Gti5a
len. fell into conyr1slo6s, which WOE w -,
rsVih. but he was SOON partially 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

The New Hampshire Patriot says, If the L
Mon must he dissolved. We will have no @o~ Eng
land Gour,drrasy. New Hampshire will stand on
h.r own bottom, and carry on business on her own
hook w Will make Portsmouth a free port.
five waa; partner, We will take the state OF
Name
Tins mieat be jAe course if the Union were dis
solved Each State would act for uielf There
mn, 1T b. twenty-tour nations. None them, per
haps, stlols enough to protect tsaf from foreign
aggression, on command respect abroad. The Ma
tionaI Fasccs. that gives us a strength which can
moth overcome AID secures orr rights and om
flag III every region. would be separated, and tic
single rods mght BE- easily broken. To dissolve
the Union wouldh To invite disgrace weakness,
anarchy, domestic wars and rum.
[Dos'Ja CsaiiacJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28
WON TIE nMrlMonn rlrnIor

Tic Raat ofHe tRjic} $i,acs-- IHo Report
and Cap5ticr Rep5rtS--A6cra an attentive, and We
may say eager pcrusal of Mr. C.aytons extfaol-
binary paper,' and Mr. McDu.te'5 and My. Ad-
ANS counterreports, together with the remarks oi
those gentlemen IN the House, and those o. journal
lists ana Individuals out Of the House, we think We
may venture 10 congratulate the Bank ON the vast
ly deeper hold winch II must take from the whole
affair the on confidence ofthe public; while At the
same time, we may congratulate the latter on the
ample and mglorious defeat Of m aIns.tion,
which, whatever its DIES en- had a tendency 10 d,
buse public opinion IN degree the most eXttaorJ-
nary. We have no recollection, indeed, OF defeat
so signal, nor of any attack resulting triumph
antIy in the vindcation, honour and security OF
the object of attack We say security for with
every example Of delus en- ard successful caIumny
before our eyes. we still take It for granted, in eve
~ instance of an appeal 10 popular prejudice am
clamor, that truth and clear exposition will ovan-
tuay gain the day Should the Rankf,tl TO OBJ
tain renewal OF It's charter after the clear demon
sration before the public Of s general utility and
the particular good management Of is Direction, we
shah despair Of ever seeing any pomt established
against party fury or intrigue or should Congress
even delay the renewal, it viii Shove most nfat-
uared and blameable neglect of institution corr
nected, in the most saIatary degree, with CONNER
c1aI convenience, credit, and safety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28
vlcE,PREsIDEN riALeaEyeNFI9
No. ~ 81

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No>on 1a#2l.
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of Nominating aJas.sra Dant.des Ter aH We.
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morning IN ,ha Saloon q. l0.. Aatn1#.H. - aaFns
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

orr HnufactUrcrs,-We regret TO learn, ,hat III
consequence of the great depression Of cotton goo d.
one of the manufacturers Of this borough has already
topped between 30 and 60 Of his power looms, ind
that II is expected another viii shortly stop his fac
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Extrgt ETA ictter fs,nl IK3Sstngsoa to tic cIt.
t3raf hon y AmerNaR.,
The Naples a44!r.s,s. u iuyolYed u the apst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
JUDGE BARBOUR.


us We eAlce'e$ Jug pa'oo''' seis ny s'ou'i
IRON the Van burcnites tor Withdrawing from HE
cnn,cs. Cor the Vice Presidency, whilst he has for
tctcr, the confidence and rciuect Of his friends. A
.
$50 ~ ~ '''' '''' nv
IL Is li'Ie re'HafkAolc 'ha' under al these err
c"nslaiceS, '"aSc nario"r shou'd nave slooa "
ana permitted scarcely PEafao@ OF ms friends 10
pu' hin III nomination, Thereby ehdanserihS Inc
'o'es I'll 'n9'n'n -'o''" - "hha anu H'"'al,a
tor. spa! ''cke' Ia tl'Se states would probably
secure The soeccs' OF the lay u'"e' IN eaeh. IL
was MS easy u see IN Jun" last as "n INC SfN '1-
e"0ct, Nit 'hese results Wefo p'"oaole ana MAX
IN" Opposition womb confidently calculate on 'heIn
ha' lie Sd! ;, recent e'en'shaVe eNe''u 1eep SOL
e'taae " my a'''"' III r'''''oh !" iaat SUBJECT
H''"o'3" 'n1 c'n@f""'"o"S " 'ie Cpi,,n'-
"o'i iF"I' IL W. P"SP''A VI our u'F's'o' III w
s'ha seem, 10 nav gwen; 'ea''oi a'"th 10 'na
'oose, "'' hi"''a ny "'c" MS "' ''' t'o"' ."'"'
,sa,'a ,,,.,.I, -. ~. " .,.onr ss.a,.n :, ONO
pen.syiva,,1, ,,,t Ee,,,uckv 1yc,e States are
now safe tor Jackson notwithstanding all the gold
I'll the U. . h4"N' Inc votes % every "'"c y"
"G. ,n', =, liza, a." y i,n 'E % VS. '''
avn, oil INV resn. c, Tor ,he Jud e and HIGH
admiration 81 his roilicai orthodoxy, must be
permitted to say that his c'tef comes u!e uay al
=, ''o ~ ~ ~ ts. ST.
,, '", 400 9i'',' Iii ~ -. oI,in
aa no,t,i, ,,,.a,r ,h,. d,,usion thu, yrgi.
49, y''.,,T,, -, !, ,,r.,nd ,h., sin,e
a,1 w., pm ,ho,rb, 90 n'or,v alike ON
V;r,,;,,. ,,,nr;,c n,,c;;nl,s she cared hnt lu,e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
NOTICE.

rHvHt Subscriber ne,tng under powe, Of A.
y torney, as Agent ion Jahn Dickcnsnn, nov
oe,a the whole collection Of E'rui, l'Fees ans
seaus, in the Fruit and Narsrry G,aer, Anihcfs.
county, mar and opposite Lfnchbiug whieh has
born selected N sfeai trouble ond etpfhsr, sna
enmpfislns assnf,iAeuts Of Fruits ernia 10 any rs
ihe world 'Abpn onr HUNDRED aud Ten kinds ri
Annics, enfltIy of such American and European
Fruits o. have atgnirct Weli mefiisd celehrty--
also rs infs ycfv snpr iir Peaches, besides ava.
te,y OF superior i'luns, Fears and thcrr's The
whole seertiou anountste ncnr iwrnty ,ionssfi
,rees, of cord 70 n raHt rfrharas and all thoss
tia, mag wnu' win do Well'c make early arpch-
iinn M II /, goo Sine now totrarsrlert trees of
all kinda md this establishment has 70 be entirely
d,spasri Thy the ,l,yt January mkt oil 'hosc
that ncrefi 10 nnniY hclwern tnfs and tho frat OF
lannarY next will forever fail ~ be furnished from
tins establishments as II will he Discontinued. 1t -
t5o same esfsb fshmtnt selected and proragatcd by
NV faihcf, John RlehcUon, agent. and transfer
ed by Mr. hmes L Hams ,e Iohn DichenSop,
for whom, ,ei Catalogues can ie had BY ar
pica,jonto Nc tohn lIoii,s ~ di-ect Application
"a rae and oil orders left ~il Mr. iioilniA viii bs
attended 70. and persons n Lynclare, or on IL,
g11fh sidr of iames RivGr, WHO Wenl trees, can be-
4rdthea a, NJ HELM, free Of any cxpens; IN
,sRing ihcn thcrts
ihr-,cr kinds tcrg ai,srior A,1cs ,fst nrs
no, ~ the Catalogues. Rtfesui tirsiuis Winter
pipnin, superior - any Apple herelnors N i.Ils
e,nnuy. nns olherf very IT'D.
iDlIN y RICBESoH, Az
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TRUST SALE.

WpY virtne OF 4 deed oftrusi, executed 10 the snD
z scrlbcr Oh the iih day of june, is';;!.. by r.
r,is,eal Minor, and which is of rcco.d IN ''c
Clicks oifce of Bedford Court house, viii ptoeeeo
10 SELL on Saturday !ho 3ith day OF the present
month before the Cont house d sad county, 10 the
CHEST bidder, Il, pal,i.c auetan, ol CASH the fol
lowing slaves - wit:--Mar1aAa woman, J'ni a
boy, aud Mary gr,- OF sGr'i part thereof as viii
be sufficient TO satisfy the purposes Of said deco.
will only cos.gey s1ehtlc - is vested in ne by
,hc decd aso.osald, and none Other.
" L. GJGlHS. Trus'ee-
-og45 ~
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PENNSYLVANIA Election.

We are 's, beginning 10 hcaf from the Penns1'-
wanna election. In lie city and eountY OF pun.
fstpta tie oaiY piarcs yet heard from the majority
ios tie ADD ackson Fleetofai Ticket was 1911
so,vias loss to the Jackson porly, s'lce the l~e
Govern :, tecl,o,, OF ,catly 9ao.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
TO MERCHANTS.

FNySICIa1s q Ute FI!DTIC 5VHV MY
vNNHh subscriber IS now receiving, and VIII con
Il ,nue TO receive superior assortment Of Me-
defines, Paints, Dye-Stuf's. Oils, Soaps, Pe'une'
ry, Brushes, segars, Wines, Chewing and Smok
ing Tobacco, Fancy Goods, Surgical, obsttlricai
and Dental Instruments, Rice, Molasses, W 'ndow
Glass eic warranted fresh and Of superior quail
lty, tor sale ios, by Howell paV!Es'
Oc,. = IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 10th uli. by the Rev. w
NcAllisier, Mr. ROBERT {. HEEDRlCE, O
Milletsturg, tMssouri,) to Miss LUCY ANNE
daughter Of sIr Jim Boyd, o. 81. Louis formerly
ST I.yuehbufs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM ENG.
LAND

TIE silas Richards, arrived at New Yori. from
Lifc'pco brings papers to the 9th sertember.
flef contain intelligence of tho death Of Sir Wa
ter scott f1c death oil the King OF SPAN, ard the
feee' on by Holland Of the u,imagm offho Lon
don Conference Thar are 20 later sccoun,s from
Portugal.
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LyyCuBURG, NOV. =. i>s.:.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Tie contest for tho Presidential Char vas dee
vled SO Ear as Virginia is concerned, on Monday
last We suboin such returns as have reashed US
L.. IN o11ihnniic shape
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AMHERST.

Henry w. Guarics AMI john p. Davis, Es4s.
addressed the people at Pediar Mills, at consiera-
slle length - the former gentleman advocating Gen
sacksops reelection, and 1.-The latter the election OF
AIR. Clay"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08

We Ie IN, also that n. CharIWc couf.lol's', Jnc. :
s,n's majority was ahou. 40O AID that he also
. ,ainct a very large majority in Halifax bu. We
have received no returns nom ellh,r Of ttose coan
1ca
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R1rim0nd Ha5lct.-Tbc Richmond Compiler.
oith Sd says" Very ntlo alteration has been
made IN our Price Currcn, since It's last appear
ancc. Tobacl is scarec, and sinai! advance
nigh, be obtained. Flour is brisk Ut $js We
heard of sale yesterday as high as - 5G., guam
tity not very large"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08

e. A correspondent informs us that during the
so to %. And the average temperature, from
fifty observations, some Of which were made on cv-
cry day in the month was G0'.
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~ The Chicuhe Gazette announces that Dnu-
ran McAttnur, who recently lost his election to
Congress, fon OHIO, by oHc vote, intends 10 con-
ties. the rsht d. his antagonist, William Alien, II
his seat, on the ground that Number Of iilog ol
votes had been taheli, e..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08

~ Mr. JOHN A. Hairs,on, wso was placed urA
on the An.-i- Jackson committee OF correspondence
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