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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20
EDUCATION.

FDUCAT"N.
YuNflE next session of the subscribers School
Il will commence on the3l day Of September
YOUNG ladies will bc instructed heretofore IN the
common b,unchcs of Edncatibn such L1glish
G,ammm, Geography. Ar'thmehc, &c. Terms
Sl2i per session ol five months
L.. M BENAGII
NJ Il RICHARDSON
=. S,--No pupil viii be received for less time
than from the day ofentry 10 the end Of the session
l. M Il.
NJ Il X.
Aug 20 us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20
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IL, a., attached friend and inmate ofhis interest
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20

s'F Among the laws OF aheh the South Caro-
lnlians complain, and wkiah, we presume they viii
proceed 10 rulfy if they secure majority oftwo.
thirds in the next Legislature Of that State is the
Fonsion net, passed by the last Congress The
ground of objection, is, thu the Northern States
viii get greater proportion ofnoncy fron the pub
lie treasury, under It's provisions than the Southern
an objection which, for thtir own credit, he Sou
thern people ought ts forbcar TO urgc-~bccausc it
only shows that the Northern people furnished the
greater proportion OF troops IN the Revolutionary
War. Indeed, South Carolina and Georgia are
The las, States that ought TO make reference that
conflict although, strange TO say they are always
Boosting ofthc chiyary oc their iorefatlers. Il is
true that many ofthc citizens Of both States dsn-
gushcd themselves mos, h1norab,y i'll dat great
and cyaiih struggle-but it is equally ,rae, that
many of the heroes who fell on then soil defending
il alike against the nchrsions Of a foreign enemy
and the ravages Of native tories and n,ercenares
drew their first breath north OF the Potomac-and
the General who carried them in triumph through
the conhict was a native Of Rhode Island Let
them be silent on this theme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20

y~y One Of the strangest grounds Of defence as
suned BY the friends Of the Veto Message, is that
Congress acted upon the subjec, a, too early day
that, as the Bank charter had yet four years 10
run, they should have delayed acting upon it until
its term Of expiration was near al hand-ond par
ticuarly that forcing It upon the President at the
present rnemcnesavored ola design TO operate upon
his judgment through the medium of his fears.
But it ough, to be recollcctcd thai, if there be any
person to blame Tor this precptancy, il is the Pre-
sdent himsclr--fr, although, in his Veto Message,
he complains that the Bank force. the question
upon him before It was necesVy,'it canuo' haso
bee1 f.:go,,;n that. IN his ars. et1 seond Messs-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30

country merchants, and even resdeuts as.,.
in every direction several Ut whom have f,,l'ss
victims to the disease they were living from
complete d,strust aud avoidance Of ne,,bnot.
and fearful agitation as to how many hon..
were yet to be allotted them on earth.
81 think as many young phyacions as could
be spared from you city, should visit Montreal
during tine prevalence Of this malady; ,hey wonIJ
then be in measure prepared to act, should ,oo,
city be attacked.
Extract Of another letter from the same o.,
tleman, dated Friday afternoon. June sad: -"
IL wrote you at length yesterday. Ii ,iy.,
me great pleasure to be able to communica,s II.
decI ease Of the Cholera. The Board Of Hs,,t
Yesterday reported one hundred and thirty sew n
en- new cases, and FROM conversations which ,
have had with several practitioners, the case,
have been very mild.
"The deaths during the last twenty four hour.
previous to the date Of yesterdays report. we,s
r. The two days proceeding they were lao
and SO. The number Of new cases reported du
ring the two preceding days were ga and l6j
Several of the deaths reported Yesterday are Of
three or four days standing, from extreme De.
Dlity and change Of treatment.
"All the Doctors j nave seen to-day, are Of
opinion that the disease is disappearing. s..
veral are without new cases, or very slight ones
The disease, am told, is turning into typhu.
"Your Medical Commission, Drs. Rhineand
er and DeKay, attended by Drs Dupyre, Dey,u
and Cutting, arrived here yesterday night, and
during to day | have been with them. The,
have been all introduced to the Medical praci
TONERS. civil and military. The medical staff
have givin them the freedom Of their hospital, and
have permitted them to attend any post mOrten
examination that takes place. As yet they have
not had an opportunity of seeing single case Of
cholera They are in communication with our
Board of Health, and will receive every facility
from them.
s.Nirs. Levi Adams died this morning She
is the lady mentioned Yesterday. was wrong
in saying she was from Vermont her father
lives in Northampton, Mass"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30

Erplosion.-The powder works Of Mr. sper
Ger Copper Of this city, situated about mile aud
a half from town, exploded on "Wednesday mora
ing, destroying two buildings, and from three to
four hundred pounds Of powder. Two houses
belonging to the works were muehinjured. Pro.
videnIially, no persons were in the works at The
time. and no lives we're lost There were two
explosions, the fire communicating from the build
ing where the first occurred, to ano'her s'lua'eu
near it. The loss Is estimated at about 5'VO'
CLsringion Ob,Tre.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30

Tery Late from Jamaica-We have been pc.
iteiy favored with the loan Of flies of the King
ston jam Chronicle and Courant, to the Sd inst.
brought by the ship John w. Cater, Capt. Crane,
from that port.
We learn verbally from Capt. C. that all re-.
manned quiet at the time of his leaving Jamaica.
The Earl Of Belmore, late Governor of the is
land. was about to embark with his family and
suite, on board II. B. NJ. ship Sparrowhawk, to
proceed to New York, on his way TO Enga -
Some of the Kingston papers are very bitter IN
their denuncia'lons against him. He is to be sue
ceeded in command by the Earl of Mulgrave.
II. NJ. packet Rinaldo. 1t Hill, arrived at Port
Royal, s9th ult. in days from Carthagena. with
$50. 900 dollars on board. She brought nteIli-
gence that every thing was tranquil, and that the
people were becoming industrious and attentive
to their business and appeared delighted at their
escape from the horrors of military despotism.
A large quantity of spurious 80 gold pieces
had been imported into Kingston, from Cartha-
gena.
1t is stated in the Courant Of the 10th ult that
recent adv,ces from the Windward Islands re.
present that nothing but distress prevails. At
st. Lucia no crop will be made this year. TriB-
dad is said to be inevitably ruined-aud all fo.
reigners who reside in these two islands, and who
can leave, are doing so, for the United States,
having lost all faith and confidence in Govern.
ment which seems determinedIy bent on the de.
struction Of its colonies. Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30
Oak W God

PROPOSALS will be received BY me- unu " y" nood
L August, for the supply Of 200 Cords w.!s;sr
sound, merchantsbIe OAK WOOD, at fon ~. 49,
ton, Nd one.hsf to be delivered before 'hs MN
vember; the other half or before the Isl so,l,
Der, 1882 The Wood must be delivered aha '.;,,r,
on the hill, and at such place IS the ae'nB +:
,ss faithful peTform.nee eonrset will reqHslt
Propo. ais to be endorsed "For the supply %, %,
wo p /" J. u COOKE,
: 1t. IA. A Quarter s'''e'
Fort Washington, June 20, i8}2-zw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30
Was COMMITTED

yIlO the Jsi for the County Of Alexanir', d. ~
L the % instant, as Runaway black mn ao '..s
himself EDMUND He appears to be shout " r.
of age. feet inches high. stout md wen 1c,,o
SAYS that he be longs to Mr. william p Foh' o. n,
County, Maryland. The owner is regw"su,I w., hin
forward prove property. pay charges ano w." a.
away; otherwise he will be disposed OF q, ,he
reefs. IL ~ ,.Js
June .9--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30
THE BORDER WAR.
Extract from letter dated Fort Uiljur H. Re-.

pids, 18th June, 1882.
owe hope to close the campaign IN at least
forty days. The Indians have apparently fO'tl
fed the mselves in strong position. about Nv
miles from this. with the determination Of await
inc the issue Of battle. They are about 100
stronp."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30
Notice.

WHEREAs negro man, by the name ,a,S % s.ret,
w Wise, was committed to jail on the 49, s,sr
MEL Herbert living In Warwick County, vns -, ,sy
the said Herber: nor any other person bias S ,d,ei
claim to said negro. he having been Pr.vI's "A, Of
tised according 10 law, will be sold on ,ns a"o,
August next, for twelve months. at the jail ooo,,
O'Clock. CHAs SUI. u.,,h,L
may 28-2awts TOR u. hsh'o'b --
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30
TO Rent,

10 NENt,
That large and commodlnn, ,,c,
HsN THREE STORY UiREHotst
81. on the northeast corner Of King sii'e' py',
x.Asl now in the occupation Of Ne'''' oS 90. 5I'
whittle-a first rate stand for Grocery and n'',
sness. Posse sion can be had the 22i instant
er If required. Inquire Of ,,,s A.,
June Z9-d1w&eo3w ISAAC RoBblN ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30

MUSEUM spp
Open daily ON 10 to ~, NJ, and from ) 10 =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-30

DR.4JPS THIS DAT.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class No. IS for 1882.
To be drawn in Philadelphia on SATURDAY. June 81
8 Capital Prizes Of 10000 Dollars
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters IS.
To behad in variety of numbers OF
J. GoKSE,
Lotrry e Exchange Broker, .asfand'
Drawing Of The N Y Consolidated LOTTERY. No.
9 5 81 40 10 So SO AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08
HKOliingDprOOE1

WMTILL stand at my stable, in the county of Gooch-
Wv land opposite TO Gainesville, in Cumberland, and
also in the town of Cartersyc the ensuing The
season will commence on the 18th instant (Fcbruary and
terminate on the LIST of July He will be let TO Mares at
Fifteen Dollars, to be discharged by the payment OF
Itceire Dollars within the scasonIen Dollars for tho
single lcapand T,centy Dollars to insure foa TO no
paid when the is discovered to be in foa the pro.
pcrtyis changedFVy Cents TO be paid to the groom In
each instance.
BoLLINcgRooK is most splendid young horse, Of tho
very finest form for strength and action, five ectwoinchcs
nigh and OF the best racing blood He gotten by Sir
Charles out ola the colt of Beauty by Enterprise
Beauty gotten by Old Diomed, her dam Virginia,
by Dare Devil, out Of Lady Bongbrook. Lady Boiling.
brook was gotten by Panaoon, out Of Csde who got
ten by King Herod, who gotten by Old Fearnought,
out Of Kitty Fisher. Cadcs dam Primrose, who was
gotten by Dove, who gotten by Cade who was gotten
by Old Crab, who gotten by the Godophn arabian,
Prmroses dam Stella, who gotten by Otbelo,
who was gotten by Old Crab. Stea's dam was Selma,
who was gotten by the Godolphin Arabian Lady Boiling
brook was the dam of Celia by Widar Desdemona, by
Dare Devil Lavnia by Diomed, WraDgerby Diomed, and
Virginia by Devil all first rate horses The pro-
ducc OF this mare their was 1000 Enterprise
gotten by Forizcl hisdam by Satram the dam OF limo
Icon Constitution &C. Of Mr.. BENZ Jones Old vii.
d,ir marc JOHN 49, PEMBERTON
GoocbIood FtJ. 2, 1892 90--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08
tfrom he dmericdn .9icocotc.]
TO THE ELAN HARP.

Hap or Ia. view l"ss ais
Nh.oec c"ne the p,vcr Thy trembling disclose,
VIVA, spirm hand Is wildl, woni. ting there,
tn steal r"pos?
Oh listen to the sound
h"p"iuous rp-i,iny tho imp son i car,-
Ihkc trembling Symphonies a, once unbound,
In JOY and fear.
Now on nights breast IL C,in,s,
Aud '"snd fitioe uqui-u So, nus 10 pou-
As acos.iight waves seek IN their dyiu: puin,s
Tho silent shore.
hu thou tho btoath Of hone
Glad bn uncertain ~ hcr li"inisc fair,
Ana ,"' wh"s" mage voco eau cope
With our despair!
~ ar, thou tnrnory's moan,
Nhr" 'igh"; s'''ng- '"ra ling ring tell
hss,"'n! it"ana III " too eorj, down
hnd loved wei.
Nnioly question thee,
NRao heartily VOICE, again Inv SIGH;
oh aif-hs'p Wild must lh SO ia. ever 10
Thy solo Tepl,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08

"A DVERfISENENf,-From this date our business
"a will be carried on under the firm OF r. s. !. s..
Jnmes Co. +. & T.. JAMES & co.
Feb. I, 1892 Sl-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

were pronisedl IIo extremely vehement and
extremely bitter. Mr. Tazewell, who preceded
him. was equally hostile TO the administration, but
much more guarded in his expressions AS to Mr..
Webster he made speech which re emblcs no.
thing in Heaven above or the earth beneath, or in
the waters under the earth. 1t was the strangcst
compound ever But was it for that reason
ineNpiicable7 BY no means. Although on the sub
lect of the Tariff, aud other great public inca sures
1T was meant to blind and mystify the eyes of the
People; 1t was, in all essential respects, the plain
est Speech ever heard, TO those who stript off the
mantle OF hypocricy that hung gracefully over his
person He approached and receded from every diff
hcult point with so much grace-hc touched every
excltablc topic with such inmitable sk-hc steer
ed round breakers, and shot forward upon breeze
with such singular sagacity-ho cleared all hard
points, and made halfa dozen somersets, backwards
and forwards, with such consummate confidence
that have at this moment much higher opinion
OF his powers ut POLITICAL mysriica,on than ever
had in my life He is double distilled Magician"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

u" We hope the Editorial Corps at Washington
will be expeditions in furnishing the Speeches Of
Tazcwell Webster and Iayne, the French Ap.
propration There is much expectation excited by
tue terms i'll which they SPOKEN Of by friend
and foe. The Vannitcs, say Mr.. Webster is
about to become NuilCyer-but whether they al
Iudc to Multiplying the Tariff Law or Jackson and
Kendall & Co, is not so clear. The Nat. Gazette
says
"Thc Debate which has taken place in the Sc
nate respecting appropriation for a Minister to
Franco, will! he read with much interest. if Il
should be furnished in detail. General IIavne
Mr.. Tazewell and Mr.. Webster are said TO have
exhibited in very deep colors and with much cner-
~, the INSTRUMENTATION i'll the Executive braa CHI
Of the Government"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
ESSEX COUNTY pRocEEDrNcs,

We dispay our respect for the liberty oftbc Press,
oy publishing the Essex Proceedings. Those Pro.
cccdlngs also make mention Of that liberty; we.
who arc denounced in them, by giving them pub.
licity, shcw proof ofthc sincerity of our esteem for
the liberty ofthc Press, much stronger than that
of the People of Essex as acts are more substantial
than words.
The whole otjurgation Of the ESSEX citizons, is
based upon n never conceded, and nov sky high
exploded petitio principii; namely, that there was
danger in the public discussion Oft possibility and
oxPcdicncy of getting rid Of Slavery. This danger
has been most scoutingly deridSd, most scornfully
snoercd at, by their ablost champion; and are we
now to have the ghost Of the old woman's
fancy conjured - again, by Mr.. James NJ. Garnott,
and the worthy People Of Essex? This supposed,
this imaginary danger, out Of the way, where was
the Pernicous effect Of the lstitudinuos discus
sion Of the question Of freeing our country from
an evil, admitted on al bands--yes OF ditto be
tko ehoicsstearso, vhsoh Hezwex, IL tks p1onis9Is
- . a..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
THE CROPS

accounts irolh portions of Pennsylvania Ma
fyIand' and the Northern and Western sections
VI '"gihia' represent that the Crops OF small grain
generally, and especially the Wheat, which owiuv
TO me hard dry weather in February aud March
"tu become very u promising, had, since the Ito
rams, much improved, and the fields had begun TO
put on avigorous, healthy appearance. Similar re-
marx marks have been made by Farmers Of this neigh.
borhood, with whom we have recently conyerScd
w" hope after all, the coming crop will turn out
near an average one.-PctersJUrg Int Ngcnccy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

In the namo the Froe Trade s. State Rights As
ISOLATION of Richland District, accept the stand
ard which you have presented on behalf Of the
daughters of Carolina. Under this Banner, consc
Grated to the cause of liberty, the Association
cheored by the smiles of our fair country women
and conscious OF the roc,itude of its intentions,
Will firmly advance to the accomplishment OF the
great objects of its institution.
With this Banner unfurlcd in the sacred cause of
broken compact. of nsulted justice and violated
right we repeat with enthusiasm, the national cry
OF Carolina, Animis opi5usque PSrdti," Ready, aye
rcady."
'Ready, ready readyw Pop!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
Saturday EceAilsS', .gDs'sE rs.

HoUsToNs TRIAL.-The abstract from the Nat
Intelligencer will put the reader in possession Of
what done in this case on Thursday In the
Senate, the Apportionment Bill upon Mr.. Web.
ster's plan, passed, 20 to Is, the only matter
of interest transacted.
Mr.. Key having entered on Houston's defence,
it is to be hoped that the trial will be disposed Of
at all events this week. The public are getting
tired of it,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

Ut The proceedings of Congress on "Wednesday,
will appear by the sketch from the National Intel.
igencer. Mr. WcbStcr's plan of apportionng
representation under the census, giving a
member to every fraction of 25,D0O or more,) has
passed the Senate, by the aid of the Vice Presi-
dents vote. The Executive had taken ground
against it, but it does not appear wherefore
Houston's made little progress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
TAe resut Of Ae Jsru.elen Raess. In !sautlamptan
|{RGiN!i ELECTIONS.

CITY OF RCHMOND-John Rutherford is
re-rlrcted without opposition.
EELNSWlCk-(2 Dell-Jamcs II. Gholson
ana Jshn H. ShcI-withoui opposition.
CITY OF WlLLIAMSBURG-F the SEN
a'e-Robert Anderson CLAY % John Page lack
som 20 Elizabeth City and Accomac Counties
yet to vote-For the House of Delegates Robert
Saunders, Jr. 81; John NJ Gregory 81. Mr.. Gre.
CORY is elected by u majority of i73 in the Dis
trct
81 RRY .-SRNArE--Nias 60; Riyos 81
.Ir Iiyes Is therefore clectcdi his majority in tho
House or DELEGArcs-Mr. Crump, reelected
without opposition.
FAuQU lER-Thonlas Marshall and Col. J. r.
Wallace, e.eoicd 10 the House OF Delegates
"Not inthe last Legislature.
To the Editor Of tie Alerandria Gasefte.
SIH-5pencer NJ Ball was declared at the close
OF the FoIriaX Election, to have had majority of
eight votes over his competitor, Mr.. Daniel but on
examination OF the votes taken al Fairfax Court
House, by the Commissioners appointed to examine
inc polls, 1t is asccrtaiucd that VIM s. Daniel is
duly elected, by majority of seven votes over
;. NJ Ball, to represent the County of Fairfax in
the next General Assembly of Virginia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
JOHN Il. GORDON &, 90

& KE now receiving by the schocncrs Planter
a. Exit Chariot and other vessels, their Spring
supply OF GROCERI ES-many of these good.
have been purchased with moucg and carefully so-
!ectod by John n: Gordon. They would .articu
inr'y invite the attention of coUniyy merchants to
l9rIF stock ofGoods, and now offer for sale,
oo mas. 1T. CroIx, Orleans, and Porto Rioo Su-
garS--lhc st. CroX is crop, of Superior
30 bbIs. crashcd Sugar of various qualities,
2o0 bags prime green Coffee
100 do. fine old Java do.
| bale Mocha do
~ boxes double and single refined loaf and lump
Sugars,
IS bbls. do. do. do.
AZ hhds. Moiosscs' large proportion bright and
10 - ID. boxes gunpowdcr Tea,
o. 10 boxes gumpowder and imperial Tea.
10 half chests fine young dyson do.
'oo sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum
100 kegs cut Nails, assorted,
800 sides sole Leather
2OO boxes 8xl0 and l0x12 Window Glass,
i0o o. ,. N l,.9 d humphreys, CO!gete's Tai
80 do. do. Sperm. Candles,
% do Tin Plate,
- tons well assorted Bar IRON
do hoop, sheet, band aud plating iron,
40 hnglSn' American, German, cast and
SO whole and 50 halfboxos bunch Raiyins,
5 bales Almonds,
hhds Nader,
~ casks Of Cheese, Of excellent quality,
, cases shoe and closing Thread
2OO realms doobI" and single wrapping Paper,
sugar house MoasscS and sperm. Oh,
Powder, Shot, and bar Lead,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines
Pepper Alspcc, Ginger and Nuncrz
Coppcras, Alum Satpcirc and Birthstone.
Nmtte'noFc's cotton and wool Cards,
Cotton Yarns and Wrapping Irvine,
F"oiscap and letter Paper,
Cider Vinegar and Bpu,c Corks
Beautiful red and white A!cant Mats,
Indigo, Sillcrs and Cigars,
Mlckersl ana IIcrunga,
Starch, Mace, Cloves and Fig Blue.
Epson and Gaubcr Salts
CirEds'oucs and Slouc.Naro,
Rock Candy and Chocolate,
Nests cf round BoSce
Corn Broorns and Brushes, &c.
sp CIV