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YhN hyncMburs .AiAls

q RE now ready for the receplo, "a.
a. "ew crop OF Whapt. Our friend. ara az
ftl" Is generally ar" respectfully reoq,,f,,r
to zee Us htiote d'sposine oi Their croh, As ,rs
are disposed 1" make such ollers rs IN h.
satisfactory TO them. y
JOHN & {. e. Lynch
/. > We ate about tret'lne Lumber Him..
on mat" s'rret' neai thr Dn HeteI 'or il,,.
cfp''on oi Al"at-wmch vii obvia,. lac h.
e"nvfn'enoe AID sometimes difficult, org.rpg
10 HE mii ~ilb H. ''o
June %.
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w oollen Goods.

nUR stock of Woolcn Goods Is tbs time
~ very complete, embracing suitnale Clolh
Ing for in aud Uut door servants. Having been
purchased one month later tisan usra, We re
enahled to ofier then ~ prire9 that all satisfy
the Planter and roWn Cu.tamrr.-caun.ry
Merchants and Psdars are pariicnIu.A, inyiied
for their own interest.
NIKE, RO3IAs0N g. c..
Nov 10 Is
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Nll'IIf,E.

n LII persons indebted to the subscriber mp 10
a. the first day OF January ls32 wall please
come forward and make immediate settlement. as
has demands require 1t Any one at all acquainted
with his manner q doing business, must be aware
that pme'ualiy ON the pant Of his customers Is IN
d'spensablp necessary 10 make things progress
smoothly Therefore the subscriber feels well
assured that no other notice viii be necessary, as
most OF his customers are very prompt.
The subscriber takes tins opportunity of acl.now-
lodging to the public his gratitude for rhoir very il
heral patronage, and hopes still 10 megit the same
81 He has now on hand beautiful assortment
ofsuperfne Cloths Cassimcrcs, Vcstines, dc all
OF which will I've sold extremely low for cash
JOHN G. SHELTON.
LIZ,
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NOTICE..

w ORE than one thousand Shares of the Stock
I'VE ottlc Lynchburg and New River Rail Road
Coapany having been subscribed, public notice is
hereby gwen, that general meeting of the sub
scrhers Of said Company viii he held At the Frank
In Hotel, in the town Of Eynehblrr on the second
Monday in january next for the purpose of up.
pointing President and five Directors
THE COMMISSIONERS
Dec 10 tdn,
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KsIlE Subscribers respectfully infer M tho
" tIIeuds aud customers. they are manUaa
tminR and receiving frtn their north uuau
i"eiotlas good supply o, one and tVo fQrse
Rarnut hes, with Il Gpnhrr 4 other Carriage,
Sta II as Gie>, Suehys, Hushys, 4 a'so IA
newly constructed riiage--suilahe and
convenient ior Family use, which ,hcy ot'r
tor sale AZ The lowest Irfres Any peisnn Wiz.
weiIio Call a thstr old ,tard, near the LOVE-
euh Of nain-stsee;, Lynehhurg, "hr'e htg
tan sp'ect Iom great variety Oi Garage.
~ Al orders for Carr,agrs from any raa
o. ;he Country will be thankfully rec' i've an.
neady executed With drspalch.
u .t.paifli q Goue al tine shortest notice ~
H.R. 3EAtH : %.
June % wls
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NOTICE..

MIR LITTLEBERRY L WILLIAMSON
2e-a sir, as you are not an lnhobunt ofthis Goa
monwcalth, take this method ol informing Won
TINT shall on Friday the Eth February, ls32
proceed to TAKE the deposition OF james Bell, al
tho Store Of Lloyd Dorsey u co in the tnWn Of
Lit"tiy, Bedford county Vnglnia; Aud on Fin
day the Path Of the same month, at the Store OF
Henry Wyehe, in Groens,,llc co Va. proceed 10
take the dispositions Peggy Wyche, which dt
positions will be read as evidence GA the trad Of a
suit depending in the Comfy Court ofIow, holden
the county Of Bedtord, Va wherein myself and
others are plaintiffs, aud You are defendant, when
and who're yoI mUy attend Il YIN, dunk proper
Yours, a., WM i VAUGHAN
Jan D tdt
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

Ne ILL be hired for the present year at tho Into
w residence ofCol Thomas Moore, dee IN
Bedford eown, ON Monday the 10th inst obou,
twenty Eve Htsroes, belonging 10 the saul dece-
Dent estate consisi.ng Of Men. Women, Guls
and Bows but mostly alb, men. and frst rate plan.
tation hands. BALDA Mcdaniel, r..
EDWIN d MOORE, "a w
JAMS tbs
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DIR. j. Il. ROY ALL

n ESPEHTFULL1 tenders his professional
% services To III, ahabtants Of Lynchhurg-
HIS otlrce Is IN the rear Of the shop of r J E
Royal
Dec / f.
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GIOPJGA

FE SiiE PUBLIC aud my tirmIs are herehl
informed that | have madr Hrangenrt9fs
with MIR. Robert Vi Collins. ON the corr'i tra-
ding from main stItettp F,I"n1's Varrhonsc,
L. buy hides Tor me. and 10 receive hi to ba
tanned on shares.-Gash al The highest pr
CTS, or leather will be given !" tXchangs.
Also, AT my lanyard, on 'he turnpike 'oad,
near isnchburg. - Every attention wll be ren-
dered 10 give satisfaction.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Nov 10. I,
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.usj SLAVES Fox SALE.

ynN HIRE viii Ia -i al public auction On he
K i3H 4ag u J1tnarg, ls32. before the front
drore me l ZION Hotel, IA the town Of Lynch
b.ze "a o 81 #ltof sir snd tirtIte months about
0NE HUNDRED VALUABLE SLAVES
'TlHisa Slave Dr.. snld fpr no flult whatever. dua
aaione lhfmere many valuable Young Men and
Women Eos and Girls. h-a first rate Block
snl.tll. d aaed roueh Carpenter. md several ai1d
eA#tll a. nal nd female Hous. Servants
j discount II SIX per cent AL be nude for elzb
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON.
ROBERT TINSLEY
Der y, tls
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NOTICE.

u SHALL petition The mex, General Assem-.
- bly, for permission 10 erect Toll Bridge
across Stauntonr'yer, rom my land, in Putsyl-
'anla county, 70 an oppslte point in Campbell,
al or near tue Pocket Ford
MILAN ". SMITH.
Ocl 10. Is
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y. T. s j. +. ROYAE.L

We IA - ELs NV Il "A Lhz
lGEANE received from New York, Philadel
Ia phla and Richmond general assortment
which ihey offer 10 Physicians, Merchants and
the public generally among which are the iui.
loving articles
Epson and GIa,faer Salts. Rbubarb. Gentian.
Peruvian Bark, Sqnills, Camahor, Fios. Sui
phnr, d".ChamomIis, DO. Benznn. Canrrarides,
Castlle Soap, best Windsor do 10 caae~ Pnos-
phae "t ron, Carbonate do, Prpcip Csrh. do
Cayenne Pepper, Pulv. Charcoal. Gum A,o,s.
1"m Arabic, Gum Opium, Gum k,no. Castor
Oh, Burgundy Pub, plAsiprs of all icscr,n.
TONS, QnInine, Snlphate MrrIria. Acetate d..
Hyd. Potass. Iodine. Oil OF Black Prpper, Black
o6yde OF Mercury. Prepared kah, Ext. Colo.
cynih' do. Rhatauy, do. Briladora, Blue Mass
"Icned al"gne.ia, Lump de-. BnraA refined
ahu c'ude, Carbonate Ammonia, Bermuda Ar
o" Root Oto RO'"s Conserve Roses, iuecar.
Jaiap, C"lpmPl Fhid Ext Sarsaparilla. do. Ii
vermont, Chloride Of Lime. Sal fra'u., Pear
A'hes, Mace finger, bleached X com, Gt0und
40 Nnmrgs, Clbyss. Mace Cass,a, Prrper.
JU"be ase, Preston Salts, Aromatic vunepnt
40, kdder's Darablr Ink, Bears On, Macas
sar On. Back and Red lnkpo~de,, Scaling
WAX anu Waters, loom brushes, hair do,
SHAVING do, marking do, Ctmers Hair pen
Gus, snuh boxes, match baxes, Loiilarrs
hacahoy snuh, Reeves water colors, class
idhp' lamp glasses, &r. AZ.
W fea+rsl assortment OF Paints, OILS g.
Dye StHQs.
Physicians, merchants and the public gene
rally are invited a. cali.
y. b. Particular attention paid TO nu,finr nm
Prescriptions for ply sicians and famine.
ptlubre3a
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II WISH two black Boys, as Strikers in my
= Shop in this piece As nothing is done in The
Shop but Coach work of the bestdescripton, owners
ofboys designing to bind them out to trades, would
do well earlyto embrace this opportunity
LEROY SIMMS, AcT.
Dec DC
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VI AA.A

AVlNG made arrangements Tor the pur.
Ll-A chase Of large quantity OF Wheat We
'"V'tf the fI'ntFf' To see rs prr,ions To selIug
as we are determined 10 give the highest marker
pr'ce. MIKE, ROBINSON &CO.
Oct
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A good Blacksmith wanted,

1GNOR whom liberal wages will be given for the
~ ensuing year. Any person having one tor
c, 81 disposed 10 hlrc themselves, viii address Il
few lines 10 the p Master Fabcrs Mills, Nelson
county, Va which will meet with prompt attention
Dec u Nlw
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TlilE snh,crh I, having been duly author
-. iSed to receive applications aud make
surveys 10, the above company, oilers hi' str
vices 10 the owners II property N i.ynchhnFg,
aud county adjsccnt. JOHN J. PURVis.
Aug IS emo
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\, ASH TOY WaeaJ.

AI X vii give the highes, Cash P.ice f,r
w "teat delivered al the Lynchhurg MtE..
HANCOCK x BROWN.
June 80 -
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NQa FL 4iSA IA
SADD!.Els,

Ir4 EELS truly thank fnl
- ton the liberal supp ~
~ hich has upen sfJ,tled
him ia tls linz OF business,
by a llbrtaI public, and
takes this opportunity 10
solicit a future patronage.
and promises on hi. part
In rhdraYni 10 mpIit il hv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-09

FEIIiI5 DAY RECEIVED Ge,q Sun
Il PuRl WINE. Oporto brqn1 0''''
Sept 70. '''' VII
4,
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1FatiAlL peut,ou the next General A.
IS semh'y Tor an ACT granting ne leave to
establish Town on my lands, IN the upper end
oil Bedford county, To be cal c ! lrlsna.
NAl. !. Staples.
1hembiisN Store. nov. II. 1871 3m
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I.INSEFD OIL.

TT. < j. f.. KOY Nil have llf
- raesived good supply winch Will he sold
On mo8cfate terms
No, Ilst 4
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FRESH SEpPil.
INV ARD gAsE2Egp<4a4A
Fail end i inter- i,o0li..

Ii ~ y I "a
~ 'uo - i'i'1' '''''''
EfLt ANo BoHhANp hsye 1" ~. ,F% a..
S.SsA I'd ny the late arrivals dTee' "o"
sa'k and fhAdeiphIa-~a Ftty tas. anu
fensHe assortment n RAJ dfd fi"a "''-
whlrh have been sf.etl It Nh s''7' W.
winch thfy are disp"std 10 sta ." 'he "'a' q
comnocaiIng terms.
W pafnesHy solicit cal ho" '"e'"
ing !" p"t'h''e s9'a' m y ao' l1.@...''
hon's.
ihs following are j." 81 ihf .tA'''-
Dteh "e nave tec.iEtl..-I1.
GisC = 42S
'e1' tht 'n+ "'' 5',..''
do 40 o'"sN
~ f"'eS 'HPJ'''"
o"'f' D,'t. h'a1S "''9 - =,
II" see MA q e"9 oi''
Fec's SUPER 'a'.5 -"
, p'e' i i"e i ,..'. "'e''
Il" MOSS "'"s"
co h"'otHg
10 -, a"s l.'toI -..,..=....,= =.
u me 'emfehtsh n'c Pgt's.h.-s : - 'a
"'" ga" ss'''."~wY-~,-c
snp,r Blue Ia" "a ? a,l 1870" e~. a..
pipcr CofonuGon do (hDr anu Hasal =
shsd }
do Lavender ,o
80 d. Cassiatits--(fne AID nrdinm aoaiuesi
: do EAtaaark std MAd Ca.,ine.D,
V-STTM GS
Rnh igareh Snk hnd cul ve.yet Ypstogs -
pftbly beautifully
| pecs do rerg bel Black Sfk ycse
piece rich figured io'''oe'
! 4, salmon a.,
la din nav At, l.. y,r,o, Uo.t,.as
sYr,ws-Ar
10 pieces Italian I",s.1~,,,s
. do Ap,teon;s' he.t ,e 40
4 do Rirh Y,,.rad a,.d ,.,,,.o.ai,i, SIX;
2 dn r,o,,,d d..
Fancy coIored Grodennp, and Florences
= pieces Gro dc IndeS- "A neN and ,Iehd
81, Of Good, for Winter Dreo.e>
3 do Gauze do Persia ] New aud .plrrJlda
q do PrltSians ! ticlrs
lido Gro. DO Swiss
,,o.,- @NAs5 oO!SS
"e""'''"' o"n'E' h'ooo"'
. U'~ go u" u" tl
80 'H'""'"s--'' '0 ''o
r.,,.,
w " NC "nf MIRO" La'es"'es i'o'y.
GALLO OGSs d. GEIC l1A ltAS
800 pieces CalIco ,o.uu,j.iug .yefV siie ~
quality - sofi rerY cheaD
- pieces dark NmtrI r,lnsnams
2 90 beautiful EXTRACTED d. nfw adttt)
FANCY JTANEGG11'
* L., - -, =. - t4,nnkfs
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lie WINTER V cstingS
S1L5ES-AC,

l0pieces Italia" Lutcslrrugs
do AlHtrnuis' best do 40
3 do Rich "niered aud c1anscaDe ork'
DO Figured 90
F""e, coIored Grodenaps and tIorences
= pieces Gro dc IIdeS-s neN and 'p'ehd
sly lie Of Goods Tor Winter Dreose>
. do Gauze do Pers'a } New aud 'Pif"0'o D.
q dn PeIesians tjclts.
2 do Grn. do SAAi.s
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= III u Il 'TFFF0 v
CASSxMEN1-S

Rnh dg"red SIk and cul ve.get Yrstogs /
pfrbIy beautifully
! pecs do rerg bel black Ssh yclge
piece rich figured Toihnet
40 fii- Buff Valencia
d Sdlmgn do
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i'm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
From The National IntciHgencer Of TueSday.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

From The National IntciHgencer Of Tuesday.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
The reader will have observed from the notice Of
the Senate proceedings of yesterday, that report
OF very important nature, was made by Mr.
Clay, from the Committee Manufactures on the
amendment introduced by MIR. Bib, and modified
by Mr.. Robinson, to the resolution moved early in
the session by Mr., Clay, and on which the Tariff
question was so widely debated The amcndnen
1T will be rccollcccd, directed the Committee TO
inquire into the expediency Of reducing the price of
the Public Lands, and of TRANSFERRING them TO the
States in which they lie, OH equitable terms
Iac supposed tendencies of this proposition, and
the Importance of the subject involved in it, had
excited peculiar socitude concerning the Report
to be made by the Committee. We shall Law the Re
port before our readers it possible to fnd
room for it. DESTROYS, however, TO crafty, at
once, in some degree, their curiosity, we anticipate
that publication, by presenting to our readers the
following outline of this pregnant State Paper.
The REPORT commences with brief history nj
the public domain, dividing it into the Public Lands
al the close of the Revolutionary War, and those
within the boundaries of Louisiana and Florjdo
acquired by ccSsions from France and Spain, re.
spcctycly.
Tho resolution of Congress of Sepfembcr E
1850, recommending to the interested States T5c
raj ccSslons of portion Of their territorial claims
tho United States; and the revolution Of CONGRESS-
OF October 10, 1880, proviling that the lands which
might be coded IN consequence Of that recon-
In"ndation, should he disposed of for the common
6eHcH Of the Umitcd Suites, Sc. &c. are next
brought in review. The Report p1rtcularizcs the
cesslous made by New York in 1881, Virginia IN
1854, and Georgia in 1892 and notices the clause
IN the crssion by the last harmed state which pro-
ydcs that the lands ccdcd Ivy her shall after salts
Tying a money payment and certain grants rccog-
niAed by the agreement "bc considcgcd as n cam
nan fund far tie U&c anil benefit II Tire UR,ird
Suites GcO,gia Hc!ndeG GHd staU he foiMfUiij
d,SpoScd IF t0r no Othcy purpose 5rh0tercr'
The Committee advert to the ccssio0s by France
and Spain, Of the lands coming within the second
general division Of the public domain, as having
been procured for considerations which were made
good to the ccding powers out ofthc Treasury OF
the Unou-he stock Of the ,choIe PcopIc
They examine and applaud the system adopted for
surveying and selling the public lands; and notice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24

FGeRe E1ssaN.

The IIavro packet ship Formosa, a. New York
brings Paris dates TO the 18TH and avre 70 the 18th
March. The London packet ship Hudson brings
London advccs to the 2Oth VI irch. The news is
vnlmpOrtant.
The affairs of Italy excite the chief attention
The commercial accounts ola decidedly favour.
able character.
L9adon ChoIcra Report for March S.-Ncw cases
ll-rccovcrics 3i-dcathS 23--cases since com.
mcnccncnt Al.
The Steamboat Superb left Falmouth on The 9th
with Portuguese emigrants to join Don Pedro a.
Tcrccira.
Letters from Valencia, speak of the constant
marching oF Spanish troops towards the Portuguese
frontiers
The London Courier, OF March - states that
Ford Pnlncrston has thought proper TO address, tho
government Of France to the effect that the Frcnch
troops must be withdrawn from Italy. Consider.
able excitement prevails in the highest circles of
London upon the subject
a London paper of the 9th, states that there is
not the slightest authority for the report that the
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should he shut out from cOntomporaneo1. know
ledge of what their servants at Washington are
aboutl We yet moro ar!omished at the teno
of some Of Mr.. rs. observations. The paper he
alludcs to, is the Iclcgraph-thc publication, that
TO which we Friday had reference, as farther
Illustrating the attempted fraud in the case Of the
omigratng Indians. Mr.. Patton declared lie had
been informed by orc If tie parties Implicated"
Chat the publication grossly false, in lis essen
TIL parculrs" Did Mr. 7, cxncc, Of tie parties
implicaicd, to confess It TO be truc?
In consequence however Of the wish which
seems TO he implied, shull refrain from the re-
publication of the statement on which we com
mcmtcd on Friday until the trial is past.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
WAsuINGToS. ApriI Of

WAsHINGToN, April 81.
very pregnant and animated debate took place
in the Senate yesterday touching the powers and
responsibilities Of the President of thel Uuited
States 1t arose on the question of granting an
outfit, in advance, for new Minister TO France
and was not concluded wien the Senate adjourn
cd-r Int
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Cabinet Of the Netherlands has agreed to ratify
the treaty of the Conference. The accounts on
this subject continue contradictory.
The Cholera is said to exist Under its most ap.
palling form at BilhVa.
Dates under Madrid, March 3, say that there
arc constant approximations of dcscr;ioms TO Don
Pedro from the Spanish Army.
Lisbon dates of Feb 20, say-"Frorn 81 Mi
chals, we have news, in days. that a part of the
expedition of Don Pedro has already there,
with :.oopS destined To act AGAINST Don NJ, mel
1t is said that D,dci'u hus fallen into the hands
OF the Consti;utIunu!istS.
The Albion, a London journal, publishes. rs
from its Paris correspondent, what purpor,s TO bo
a protest from the Chamber OF the Vatican i'm
which the Holy See Expresses dissatisfaction nj the
conduct of France, in sending her troops TO An.
coma, Nc. The gemuincncss Of this affair is doubt
ed.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March l7.-Cotton Market, -
The business OF the week has again been very e1
cnSivc, and further advance has been realised ON
all descriptions. The fair to good Qualities n(
Pcrnams and Marcnhams, and tho lower kinds of
oplands and Orleans, all OF which are scarce have
been most affected by the demand; but all sorts.
whether Am. or Brazil, have been more ready of
sale, and VIC raise our quotations generally Id per
10. The new Mobile from the staple BEING SO re-
markedly good, have been selling at I'd per To-
though of not more than fair quality
East India Cotton continues scarce, and in re-
quest.
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/ upon any puhlic tri5nu1ll
ne proceeded to observe, that ms was mere
| precautionary or ad'noni,"ry step Tho House
was not necessarily bound to suppose there would
/ &c ctiSc tor thru action upon If. stu even, lac
would say in reply To the question 81 the gentleman
\''m Georgia. hr NAyaED as to whether they
"""'' consume The time OF the House oy hYm.
'"c printers, *. Ter contemrt; he would reply 10
tins, he said, that il such proceedings should be
necessary, Il their incumbent duty TO enter into
1t, without regard 30 the consumption OF timc lie
"1Nrrl"d AGAIN L" the measure hc!"g merely "a adj
;ucnltory omr, and concluded Iy expressing hope
That the resolution would - adopted.
/ MI MbItfll- looked upon Inc resolution as
mere notice al as nothing mere; that the House
ala not expect ths PTocce''hEs 10 DC published
penHihG hoir,'L Nlh reg ara !" tho power OF tho
could We =" "'1.t tnt he greatly doubted the
| eNH""',"'y OF PROM ing th" PHohcN'ion OF what
! '"oN place lmoAty BEFORE NS', or "i acting upon
'H'' resolution III thS event "i us adoption lie
0&r tt"d the r'mHriS ""'ch hhd IIlicn from the
| e".en'n from N'r5Ai'' IN h,r"iu@'ng his reSou-
/ '"A- .h"y we're not 81 c'hc!l!Itoil t>mlCr. lie
lAi'. MD. had not seen the publication alluded TO-
o'I lie "pp;;i,n"ad 'h~l nc comments which !,
1h'&iHcd ON TINS matter were puh 'shGd before the
! 'p,sc WIH SiunE d" l""'s'9I fiouhAi'
! Hr. I'M ION SHa' INC gentleman from ).
w3otna, (Ar hrOVFFiE'} labored undsra mistake
lHe Puhlt@uon appeared the day before yesterday,
t''r the accused Parry WAS IN the custody OF the
House Ills, lMr. rs motives, lie observed, had
ncen correctly stated ny lis friend from South Caro-.
| !'i' lhr. uNNrrN'l i'r hae intended the r"solu-
t!"h ony as noufc OF warning Inc gentleman
from - '2T""n'' VI hcNCFfIE'l WAS IN error,
;'So' Whc he rchuied hn tor introducing the rcSo-
'>o'' WIZ" t''HEAS "';ic !Ie cohS cred not con-
o,ii1II'S' iAc "2" use" 'h1St r'in%rAS only wAen
''''H "i oy VIC gentleman ir"h "itss"chuScttS To
S'H'-I III" reSop'I'n' lie %H answered That call
80 .'s IA l" propose" me r'"o:"nom' WIN 4 view OF
l'''N,'''S u !SP.1'L"h OF Such PdoAS"'!oiS Us
'"e 3I ~ t 20! or
-i', IA 10 S'."' hc M" out Il "ih9'c remark
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
From the NoiiouoE IutcIjgcncr, Of Satyrdo
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I'V"' TIT 4'"tFU"NI IWcIVgFRcFT q NdtUTdny. :.
IN SENATE,
Yesterday message from the President was
communicated, enclosing lcitor Of the Secretary
OF State, in reply TO resolution calling for all tn
instructions and correspondence not already com
municated on tho subject Of the Colonial Trade
y communication was also made from the General
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-24
POLHE2CAHl.

PUDICITIB AVIATOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

President and We Tstaid,rl-ani id dat he
had objected 10 The baI beng road sferHd une,
when il rs first prs nted merely for tn purpose
Of afmdine my gentleman, " DO ghi fl,slr- to do
%. N OPPORTUNITY Of ofsrng an amendment 10 the
b upon is second reading but as no gentleman
bad indicated any intention - offer any amendm'f =
he p,hlrcw ~ ub, cuon IN IFS immediate ercross-
msrt, ha,1rg 10 "a .sh to nss any Amendment him
sslf ard hfmg d.srous Of g'ifus tlfoueh all ihs
H=.u,.s before tho Ilousa as soon passHpIe lie
deemed y piapHr ior Inn = add, thallhe only NO
tive which Id governed Inn IN voting f1r tho n
m.ndn.cnl con efrmuy wbirh the two Houses had
disagreed, Was disposition TO give ali PARTIES far
play. J, had be known 10 the friends Of Mr..
Barbour from tn bc,nnius that Ac decidedly pre-
5rred Nr Nan Buranto Mr Barbour for Vice
presid nj II the soIe tine th1the vs. against
10Th. Bun that having understood that those gen
demen were disposed t, NM battle. lie MS deter
nincd so far as depended gron him that tn should
hays a fiir feht A. M latmepou Was given Of
an intention 10 propose any amendment h. hoped
the House would now permit the bill u pass to IS
enerossment
Tie bin vas accordingly tak,n NJ. and rood a
second me-aud soon altar, Mr. " arIof moved
that It be- reada - ume-Mr W STATING tim, mo
ton without having changed ono Of the principles
he had maintained upon the subject bas be mad
III motion IN obedience 10 what he thought the in
tarcst Of his constituents IL hill WIS a,.ordirf-
" read thr1umr, ~ eenenl consent passed,
aud sent To tn Ss.orc hy Mr. GhoIson
And thsu the House Adjourned
We nrr reqac.fedtp .tale IN Jrcr to Mr. Moorc than
br d. oarcd Hfoutar h'or former ooeasiop, that he
pefcfrcd NJ W Hutc 10 Nh barbour, hecalse he could
VERY hul# difference hraecu Nj Barbour ideas Of
late H. hts aud the od,ous doeifine Qualification.