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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
A TEACHER WANTED.

VIE trustees oil Mercer Academy in Virpi.
II MA desire so employ Teacher well quail
fled to teach the Latin and Greek languages the
elementary branches of Mathematics, Piiiosophy
and General Ethcks, and for this purpose solicit
correspondence with gentlemen who feel
themselves qualified for the situation.
They do not want a Lecturer upon the several BRAN
ches named, as is sometimes customary in Colleres
and other large Scholastic Institutions hut would
expect that their teacher would be capable of pre-
pairing class of Is or 90 young gentlemen for a
University or College course in the above bran
ches. Provided such teacher can DO procured.
his situation would bo permanent in pleasant and
healthy village with good society and liberal wa
ges. A gentleman of middle age and accustomed
to teaching would be preferred. Young men who
are preparing for the liberal professions are not
solicited. What the Trustees desire is man who
has made or intends to make teaching his whole
business. Good moral character is indispensable.
letter addressed to the Trusteess of Mercer
academy, kanawha Court House, Virginia, will DO
ouiy attended to. SPICER PATRICK.
JOSEPH LOWELL,
For the Trustees of Mercer Academy.
VI The Editors of the Richmond Whp. Ma
tlonal intellgencer, and New York American. will
please insert the above three times, and forward
their accounts to the Editors of the Kanawha Ban.
her ior payment. aug 10-c3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
GUNS! GUNSII

USI received from England, at THOMAS
81 TYRER'S old established GUy Srorr. nart
of his Fall supply of DOUBLE and SINGLE p,RRyI.
GUNS, of all sizes and descriptions, and some su.
Perior to any imported to this place for some
together with an assortment of double and siogle
Gun Barrels, Locks and Mountings all of which
will be sold low for cash.
Also, just received, 100000 Percussion Cans. of
prime quality. for sale low by the quantity.
au S-2aw6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

~ oTlCE.-A Female Teacher qualified TO give
4 instruction in the ornamental branches of ed
ucat'on such as painting, music, &c. is wanted as
an assistant in school lately established in healthy
ana thriving part Of the country Enquiries post
Paid) may be made of the senior Editor of this pa.
per- or III: a. Garland, Boydton, Mecklenburg, Va.
jy 23-2aw C & Is 81 u"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
IMPORTANT
10 Dealers in Medicines, Paints, and
nvo Stuff,
~. w. BAMMAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
No. III, MAIDEN LANE,

- - NO. III, MAIDEN LANE,
q AffEkS for sale, at the lowest prices, an OK
" tensve assortment of articles in his line and
hopes TO give satisfaction to those who think it for
their interest TO buy of him.-Tbose wishing to
purchase, will please give HIM call, aud ascertain
MS prices before leaving their orders elsewhere.
NeW York, June goth, 1882.
N. B.-trice Currents sent by mail.--An
ders will be thankfully received carefully put up
and forwarded with despatch. jy 17-d2wc6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
I'll Simmer FeeE,.cryg.

VIE Subscriber respectfully informs those who
a may be interested, that no has made arrange
inen.s to accommodate few families with BoaTd,
ny the week, at his House of Entertainment, ten
'hHeS above Richmond. Persons desiring Rooms
ana wishing further information, will be pleased TO
call on F. J. SMITH, Richmond.
FREDERICK ARGYLE
aug 2aw4t Argyle's Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
LansdOwne in Market.

Ofar for sale this beautiful Residence md
- farm' containing, by survey, about S35 Acres.
adjoining the farms of Mcssrs. Wexford and Rcr
nard' and within three miles of Frederick sburg.
This sctc is so notorious for hoaltb as Justly 70
entitlc 1t to the character of an American Mont
Peller. The residence is and commodious
containing eight rooms, and has attached all neces
sary out buildings both for domestic and farming
purposes. Between and 600 acres are Rappa
hammock fiat, the balance undulating wood land
i'll the back ground efthe house, from which the pros
pcct is extensive and beautiful. The arabic land.
divided into four fields of 100 to $50 acre, each
has been rapidly improved during the occupancy
of tho subscriber. The farm is well watered, hav
ing stream through each field, and is well adapt.
cd to the growth of grass in common with all tho
products of our tide water districts; good Spring is
within Il stones throw of the door.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will doubtless
view tho premises (Which will DO shcwn by myself
ut all times, or my Manager, in of my ab-
seneca Title unquestionablc, and terms uccommo-
dating, it early application be made. Any further
particulars, desired, will be readily obtained by
line addressed to GEO w 'RASSETvT
August 10, 1892
" The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
The above twice week, till LIST Oct clio
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

Pursuant to the foregoing decree, we shall pro-
coed to sell the mill and lands referred to therein,
at the front door of the court house of the county
of Middlesex, on the 18th Monday in August next,
1T being the 9th day of the month"; the tract of
land containing about 90 acres attached to the mill
and is situated upon Mill Creek, in the county of
Middlcsex-it was formerly the property of Thomas
T.. Churchill ROBERT C. SCOTT -
PHILIP HARRISON
Richmond !nlv 0ntb 1890 60 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

AT the same time and place will be sold, by tire
legatees OF the aforementioned VIM. White, 144
acres adjoining the same. aug l0-oaw4w esd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17
General Con.snissiO,. Business

upon the usual terms, end from his long experience
in that business, having lived with Mr.. Swceny for
many years, he hopes to receive liberal support
from the public; and hereby pledges himselfto those
who may favor him with thoir business, to use his
best efforts to promote their interest. He particu
larly socits the aid of the former customers of Mr.
Swceny, aud refers them and the public To tho fol
lowing recommendation. THO. WILLIAMS
aug
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

I'm pursuance of an order of tho court of uano.
"a yer county, To us directed, we shall proceed Ia
sell, on the premises, to the highest bidder, ut pub
lie auction, the l4th day of September next tho
tract of Land lately held by Mildro White, as her
dover IN the estate of William White, deceased Ii
is situated in said county of Hanover, upon Chick.
ahomany Swamp, about 5 miles from the CITY of
Richmond, near the termination of Mcchanicsvlle
Turnpike.
The said Farm has upon it large and convent
cnt Dwelling Honse, with other buildings. spring
ofcxccllent water, and very largo orchard of well
selected fruit trees. As presume that all per-
sons DESTROYS of purchasing will view the Land we
deem 1t unnecessary to say moro, but refer them
Mr.. Geo w. Trueheart, who resides upon the pre-
misses. The terms, which are accommodating, will
be made known on the day Of sale.
EDWARDG. SYDNOR,
MILES MACON, commissioners
VIM b. SYDNOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

1t affords great satisfaction to recommend
MIR. Tho. Williams to the public, particularly to
my former customers, and have no hesitation i'm
saying that, in my opinion, they could not obtain
better agent for the transaction of their business
here. A. SWEENY
Richmond. Aug. !. 1899 cow 2uw2x lnwlnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
POLICE OFFICE,



an ilEREAS certain. information IS received
w tint the hslntic Cholera Is approaching our
STATE having a'seady reached the city Of New
Nurl-aud vh'reas, - @rll known than nothing
bat TN mo=t stret md perseyaue attention t.
Cleanliness ,un saye heinHah.tauis OF towns thro.
which itpass6s Homtl tuagrs tIa people Of
Lyuehburs ere mol earnestly rHqtrs'ei, rs thy
value lhr,g ogn lives aud those otther .fuaI.cs {
uelehbors, ea5h one Tor Themselves. u commence
immediately rtmaym. 6am their houses. ell rs,
stables eard,us &e.cyrry substance OF an odfrs.ye
nature, that can possibly inject the atmosphere IN
the least desres. \ drains running ttun hydren'z,
snNs cellars ~ Kitchens must be PIT md k,t Ia
perfect 81 ler aud efra guc taken oil kitchen or a.
tarr offensive water. \ ltoe uss OF Lluc 81 the
GbIauda ol Linn. Is recommended about all cellars
and otaar damp az 5Irhy r.15as
a tie WustpeItzet cleanliness Is NOW absolute
y necessary, The raIpea Master tcsls himself bound
ia stvc uaar#. 'aal h. ,ball immediately commence
atlstd inspection of,srry Lot IN Town and that
very u.tautr etuee' #rt ortbr ORDNANCE IA -
ea1 To cleanliness. Will b. pro.eculr1
! NENHAIE.P II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
NOTICE..

gY virtue ola decd oftrust executed by James
Gillian to VIM. Radford and Thomas HIg-
gotham, for the purpose of securing 10 the late
yfarles Clay the payment of a certain sum OF mo,
Aey with interest thereon and charges of sale,
Which deed is recorded IN the Clerks office of the
iiustlngs Court of Lynchburgj the SAID Trustees
or one OF them, will expose to sale at public auc-
ton, for cash. on the premises, on Wednesday the
lst day OF August, one lot, with the Improvements
thereon, yine IN the town of Lynchburg, at the
Junction Of third and fourth alloys, and known III
the p Ian Of SAID town by number forty, containing
one haIfacrc it being the lot purchased of VIM.
NorVeIl, dec, or so much thercofas may be sufii-
clent to pay the amount due, together with the
charges Of sale Such title only will be conveyed
as Is vested in the Trustees
THE TRUSTEES.
July Q IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

~ The Washington Telegraph IS laborinS
with great assiduy to COW nee It's readers that the
Tar,Fbjl recently adopted by the House Of Re
presentatives, is more oppressive and unjust
than the bill determinations of 1923, which it Is
designed to supersede This is avery natural ma
nuuyrei in that journal for, except this be done,
the friends of the Telegraph who voted against the
bill stand in the odious light ofraitorsto The opln-
ions and interests oftEeir constituents! But We
think i, will puzzle the Telegraph editor, with all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
STAUNTON CONVENTION.

Alta meeting in Spousylgania. Nsssrs. Raleigh
T Browne, jr. John w Harris, Robert Il. 5empe
an Thomas Jackson were appointed Delegates to
the Stanton Convention.
H. Norfolk borough, the following gentlemen
were appointed Delegates Ciocinnatus Newton,
John y. Wake, Thomas &. Tabb, William
Woodward, S. Hartshorn, and Newton c. KING.
In Mathews county, Col Christopher Tompkns,
Henry w. Tobb, Henry p, Van BIbber, Afford
Baups, Thomas Lumpkin, L. ?. Benson and o
mega Biliups were appointed Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
4axnal,, sss
GBEBE' AIRY.

DIED At Eorkymaut, Franklin Court house,
Yrgua. an the 1t Of Jure list, WILLIS L.
HOPE, formerly OF thls pIace l. left wue
with two small children TO dcpIore his nrepmohlo
loss o Death, where IL thy sting OG;raye,
where Is hyyetory
-, at the residence of his Father N Am.
hcrst on Monday morning. July 2ud one O'clock
A. NJ, JOHN, son OF Chrswdl Dabney, Esq AGED
l3 ycar, ) months and II days
Sprishdy, intelligent and oilrcl"u5tr, he va
indeed a boy most promising. Although for thc
last three years he had been Il child ul ollhctDon
aud often the subject OF the most acutc suffering,
yet his hul spll rose snpelurto pun. aud his pa
llcner and toltltade were alike remarkable III one OF
his ycnrs.-ltcqurue every moment the wntrhlol
eye, the cousuIln, voice and the 5oolhiug hand, Of
a uarse, YET native ehaetuness throughout his
protraelod salruugs rendered the task OF nursing Il
pleasure, and whllr thus sufferer electualy
did he cntwlne himself about tbr hcutao( ms De
voted iarljY, that when disappearing hour arrs
ed, they were hcard 'otNrtaim, Ia lbe bitterness Of
sref ilow can give mm up Peace 10 thy
shade thou lovely thou afflicted one Thou
bust sprdthy Wy from a world ol sorrow to man
sluns where the" weary are attest "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
NGHSsINlA, TO WIT At a Cncu.r

Va
Superior Court Of Law and Chnuccry, eontln-
ucd by adjournment and held for the county OF
Amherst, ut the Court house ON the 7th day OF
April, 1882
John Tyler aud Elizabeth hls wife, Isaac Scott
and Patsy his WIFE Mildred Inns, widow Of John
Inns, dec. and Oney Gunner, WIDOW Of Joseph
Garner dec Pits
against
Jonas Pierce, in his own rght and administrator
Of William Dlard dec. james BLIZZARD, (son Of
w lIlium) Larkln London aud Polly bus Wifi and
Robert, VfonHs, William and Lcannn Warren,
nlunls by Commissioner Benueh, specially assign
I'd their guardian nd ltem, John lIaggnrd and Ra
.bG his wte, and Peter Moore and Susonnnh his
wlle, Drl3
The plain,T John Tyler. being dead, on the mo-
tou Of Elizabeth I'elcr, hl1 ndmlnistralrlx, with
the viii anncxcd, it's ordered that THIS suit 5tond
revived, and be hereafter aodueted IN her name
and the subpoena awarded IN this enusc beng re
turned executed upon the defendants LarFn Lon
don and Polly HI wirc. and James Ddlold, and
more than four months having elapsed rs wcll since
the return day thereof a. the fling oflhe bull att
! they still falling 10 appear and answer; and the
defendants John llaggurd and Rachel his wife
and Peter Moore and Su5aunnh his wife, who arc
absent from = Commons cath of Virginia, md n
galnst whom the plaintiffs appear to have procce
ded the mode prescribed by law, in relation 10
absent defendants, still iaIIlns to appear and an
swcr upon motion Of The plaintiffs the bill Is taken
for confessed as to the sand defendants, and tin
cause coming on 10 be further heard upon the pa
pcrs formerly read, the exhibits aud examination
Of witnesses, was argued by coan5e.-on considcra
ton whereof the count doth adjudge order md de
clcc that the defendant Pierce render before one o
the commissioners Of this court an account Of thu
rents, issues and profits Of the lands IN the bill mo-
toned, which have accrued since he has had TIM
possession or control thereof and the same commits
sIoncr IS directed to take account of the advance
mcnts made by the sand William billiard, dec IN
his life time 10 either Of tho plaintiffs defendants
or with which either of them IS chargcabc, which
accounts the SAID commissioner is directed to srulc
and TO the court report, with any special matter
deemed pertinent by him, or which either party
may ,cquIrc--that he report also to the court whal
property, real and personal, remains for division
and distribution, and wat will be value Of lhc
share cuch Of the heirs Of tn SAID ntestalc Of the
read estate Of their said ancestor Iflhe same should
be divided IN kind, what Will be the probable yalu,
cofrfdccrccd 10 he sold before division
A Copy-Testc
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JIy .
VIRGINIA.
llt

v tffSISah. ~ s"l''h' '#'',ii 81
Ghmcely, held at the Town ot Lytchbm
o. tn aGtb day ol October. ls36
RIeharl Hanlsou, lid.
against
Robert Sehree and --- hiswlte, aud Noaon Cav
ford, admr OF Caleb Rolls, dec D1s.
Tie dcrudaut, Rubrrt Sebrec md -- has VIII
who arc ont oil tkrs country, and aglnst whom tin
plaintiff appear 10 have proceeded IN the mode pte
srubcdh by law against absent Defendants still tail
my to appear an, answer on motion OF the pno
uf by CON sci The CONT doth take his bill lot
frsscd against thosc defendants, and 1t appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the court tat the defendant
Nelson Crawford hath been duly served with co
py Of the deeretol oder entcred IN this causr. n
rules III thu month of August last and ho still ia
me- 10 answer, on the further motion of the PLAN
nd. by counsel the court doth order that the aal,
defendant Nelson Crawford, render nu account o
hla administration ot the estate fhis micalulc, be
fore one oi the Commissioners Of the count who !.
directed To examine, state and settle the same, n.
also an account of the interest oftbe sud dcf,n
dnnts, Scbree and WIFE IN thu said estate and NAL,
report thepsot To the court, with any matters ape
clalIy suited, thought pertinent by himself o. fc
quttcdhy the parties 10 be SO stated.
Aud I'll a Circuit Superior Cont Of Law ant
Chaurcry continued aud held FOR the Town .
lyuchbmg, ON The 10th day Of january, 1872 sit
tlug a a Court Of thnnrcry-ou the motion of Ii,
plaintiff, by counsel ud for reasons appearing To
the court II ~ ordered HAT tins cnusr hc removed
10 Circuit Superior Court of law and Ghunaay
for the county of Amherst
Aud nj a Circuit Superior Cont et Law an,
thaurcry, continued and held for the county al
Amherst ON thc sid day Of Aprrl, 1892 il i3order
cd that IN all cascs wherein accounts hive been III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

Ea1ed Sa'rs Bhnt - Tine bill rcrhar,crIng the
Bunk Of the United States has passed 10Th Houses
ofConsres,. In tn Senate. twill b.roco eted
dc majority III is tavor WAS s lnheI II Of r the
vote stood thus Ayes II, noas 75--aaiorty %
The trIl now oay needs 'he rgnaura of the Prcsi-
denuo become law. We thnk 1t exceedingly
doubtful whether it viii be approved by HIM. 1t is
SAID that Mr. Richie has the most positive assur-
ances that the President viii veto IT, either from the
President himself, or from some one Of the Kitchen
Cab.uet while ON the other hand it is sad that
the Philadelphia AMI New Yo.k Enqurcr5 have
equally positive assurances, from the same 81
miIar authority. that lie viii give II hl4 sanction.
Between these conflicting dccarations Of the Pad
ace Otgns, and in the absence Of all information
from the treat G'ohe, our opinion is like Maho-
met coffin, suspended il the AR sometimes ycer-
ny one SIDE and then to the other A few days
boecye', viii end ali suspense.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
N1RGINIA.-At a Superior cecr

- q =
Cbmcefy, held al the Town OF LyHehbafzs
ON the 25thday Of May. 1880.
DAVID 5 Garland Wm Walton and James Penn.
late merchants and partners trading under the Gfsf
OF Garland, Walton q Penn, and Boyd Miaof,
Pna
araina
t,ru-a Il. Lively, Lndsey Coleman, James Powell,
and Matthew Llyely an Philip Lively, sons Of
Jam. Lively, dec. Jane Lively widow and roiis.
of JamaH Lively, dec Richard fluuisen and Sum
url Btuzior1 Sergeant Of Tie Corporation a
i urhburs. and .enr OF Nichoias Harrison =
Eefts
Tbs use eane On tbs day 10 be heard on the
b.li. Answers oftbe5af,adaus, jones Il. Lively,
1ua,f I'on II and Jane Lively, tie deTetal or lrf
Of the nuta a1Y.pf september 1926 winch nppe,rs
to Alyg bsrutdy esr..d on the defendants Lind
Hry Coleman Re- liaHisoHfie er} ofpubiiea
nnenins'lha dgteuaaau NJ .thew Lively y Phi
lpIyaty winch app ans u bgseues .tuy pubs p
aud thd snbp~ua as afded thcftiasu tie II day -
lnnr lo2a winch appears 10 have b. dav sefv
IL on lbcd,iudaus. Samuel BGfsiu5 t'd wNq
uaard by counsel, OH con liberation wtfre3 fha
rnaIt doth order That unc of tho commissioner II
fre ont do t,zc account oflhe administration pl
theoante Of james Lively dec hud mike repor
thare nt 10 The court with any nafi.r spooaly stu
tod thought pertinent by himself OF required by
i the parties Ia hu 81 stated.
ua at "a Circuit Superior Court Of Inv and
Ch#nccry, continued ami hcd for the Town Of
l.ynehhure utthe court house ia the said town on
the l9lh day ol November, 1881 sitting aso Court
al choucery On the motion OF the plaintiffs, by
cunuad, aud Tor rensous appearing 10 the court IT'S
ordered tha tbs eauac be rctrosed To the Circuit
Superior tourt Of Law and Chaneory for the
county al Amherst
Aud al Circuit Superior cut Of Iaw Hrd
Chanecry, continued and hold fri the county Of
Amherst ON tn atddoy Of Apnl, ls22 II is order.
ed TINT n all eases wherein accounts have born
directed IN sue removed luther from the Gueutt 5u-
pe,lor Count Of Inv aud chaheary for the town Of
! lyuehhurg, before tn removal OF aud snrtq and
wherein such accounts are not made up the nc
counts 81 dlrcet dIuay be made mp by rthei Of The
commissioners Of tin c3uf III hike manner rs II
i the anlne wrre reitt,d 10 commissioner Of tins
courtbv .eporate mud #pcea orlers
Gopiog Tcsic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
JOIN THOMPSON. Jr CIk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,

Amherst Court House juno 23d, ls32 !
TIN parties Interested will plcasc take notte' thai
have appointed Thursday the 9th day Of August
next 10 commence the accounts mentioned III the
foregoing orIer, on winch day, at the hour Of nue
O'Clock IN thc morning they are rcqulred to attend
Mt my Office, with thcIr accounts YOU hers aud 60.
PIES Of count papers, prepared for examination md
settlement ROBERT rlNSLEY Com.
july9 wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

gr5Thc General Court met in Richmond on the
% inst The Compiler SAYS, we understand that
they have but little business before them. There
is as yet but one adjourned case. The following
judges arc in attendance Brockenbrough, Parker
Summers, Upshur, May, Duncan Thompson,
Saunders, Lomax and Estill'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
BY SATURDAYS MAIL.

We are glad to learn, by Saturday NIGHTS mall
that the Cholera has already abated in New for
On the second day, tthe date otoar last adS'ces,)
there WaS no nc7r cast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

- The Toasts drunk IN tins place on the 4,h
July, and which will be found in this IN orniog's
paper speak to the Nulhfycrs language which
@e think they canno. misunderstood. Such will
bethe universal voice ofthe State, exceptm few
of the South-sldc counties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
JOHN THOMPSON. ir. ok.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.l !

Amherst Court House, June 23d 1889
The parties III this cause will please take nolcc,
that have appointed Saturday the Ilth day OF
August next to commence the accounts mentioned
in the foregoing order, which tnnc atthe hour OF
nine o'clock in the morning, they required to at
tend at my office, with their accounts and evidence,
prepared for examination and settlement
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com
JULY w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

ms for the oaiet Of President and Vice
J :. vas pissed by ace'amation one snail
- -, only voting IN the sause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

Tie TariF-The bid passed by the II. of r.
for the adjustment, ofrhe Tariff system IS family
under weigh in the Senate. Several Of the amend
meut7 proposed by the committee of manufactures
have been agreed to by that boiy winch, We
fear, will lead to some difficulty in the final settle
ment Of the u,stion In the course OF the debate,
" Nj. Clay said, that the amendments introduced
by the committee Of the senate would make the
biIlmuch less Cumbersome on the South than 1t
was when ii came IN then hands. He expressed
his desire to meet the wishes OF the South.-at the
SAME time he should be steady in his purpose to
ggc ADEQUATE P.os.'tioa osash articles as ii was
DESIGNED to protect Aud again; he decIarsd chat
" the bill, as am Gdol WIS btttar Tor the south,
better for the Mouth, and IL f5r all tie country
than ihc bin as 1t car,s from the Iouse."-Some Of
the amendments were carried by small mol mites
of 0ne AMI tr2-othars unanimously, or with only
one negative, CT AGAINST such IA small minority that
10 division was asked for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

~ Gov Throop Of y Y has refused to appoint
a day of fasting, humiliation aud prayer, for tn"
aversion of tbe Cholera, on the ground, that as
chief m1gl,tra,e otthe State, he has not co40zancc
Of such matters. Con. Jackson ON the contrary,
asserts, that it is the province ofthc slut ubu.
uaIe 10 regulate thnm. " Whom Doctors differ,
who shall decide -