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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

The ensuing article from the Public Ledger, a London paper. is an example of the views which some European politicians take ofour national affairs. &
 '' The republic of the United States, which certain patriots of this country, not very re- markable for their wisdom. ext0l as perfect model of liberal and popular government, Is fast going 10 pieces. It is not yet iiffy years old; but, like . precocioUs genius. grown grey even before he has reached the years of discretion. its body is bent. its iocks are siive- ", its powers are exhausted, and its whole frame Is sinking into decay. The samthern States of Carolina have virtually declared war against those af New England, and are resolved io throw off the yoke of Federatise Union. They complain of an arbitrary and nnjnst interference, on the part of the latter states. with their rights of property, and inc slase-labor ny which that property is render- sd of any value. They complain of the Tar. ihs which operates asa bonus in favor. of fine manufactures of the Dortharn states. whils !, shackles the industry, and imposes nntue r,.- straints upon the commerce 0f the Cnrolinas. The latter are consequently dissatislled and exasParatsd in the highest degree. They are not content with merely rau,Ons,vatinr--- .ney gre not solaced ny simply submitting 'ne.r grievances Co C0ugress- sneak p'aaaIy out, and they menace the Federneive Assembly with rebellion and disaasmberment efIhe UniOn," " ''"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

Dsssressiag Shipsoreck. brig Amelia, Cap!. D.ckinaon, with a valuable cargo Of dry goods and wine. and one hundred and two steerage messengers, sailed from New-YOrk oa the 18th alf. bound t0 New Orleans. On .ne passage they experienced boisterous wea- tner. lost hnlwarks, and leaked hadly. The Capiain m Consequence, concluded tO put In- 10 Char'eston, crossed our bar on 7'uesday af. teFnpon last. and anchored in Five Fathom Ho'e, as reparted in oar paper of yesterday morn'ne--after remaining there about Eve nonrs. sf blew so heavily as tO cause hertO arag her anchors, when she was c0npelled '" pet lo sea. In crOssing fine har. thc brig s'f"ck several times. which increased the leak eons'uerably. It then became necessary tor me preservation of the lives of al on board, tnat sue snon!d be run an shore, which was accoru'ngly done. on Folly Island beach ; where sl'a grounded with six feet water in nsr hold. The vessel will Dc totally lost, but .he cargo VIII most probably he sased. though " aamageu state. On the 97th att. Wm. G. ulhs0n' first officer. was washed overheard. nut regasasd the vessel--he died the same day. Messrs. P. Pindar and w. Field. cab- sn' ana Ss sleeFagB rassengeFs. died on the pAesnge. The remainder Of the passengers amd crew were landed on Folly Island. (many Of them in very feehle stAle,l where every Ailenlion waa paid lo their dIsiFoasad sIluniiun hy the proprietor Of the lsland, Andrew Ml.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-15

lan. 1Esq. who wilt the most praisWofthy pr0mplitndr. gave Up all his bnildings for their accOmmedatiun. We understand lhat the city authorities despatched boat tO their assistance last evening, with supplies for their temporary FeIieE- we trust that measures will be immediately adopted efsctually to re- Heve them nom their distressing situation.
 S Hk1rleafsatl Es6asrsep v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
FEsgS'E' SALE.

EpY virtue OF deed Of trust, executed 10y Rob.
q ~ ert Jones', and PumeaP Jones ms wifa. 10
the Subscriber dated the thirteenth day Of June
1881 and Of record in the Clerks office Of the
Corporation Court OF Lynchbure, and for purposes
therein mentioned slo proceed to sell, Tor casL,
by way Of public auction, in front ofthc Store Of
}. \. x y. J. liurber IN Lyusabar2 virginia,
q / Wednesday the 18Th instant, d certain trnet Of
Ian d, IN ,aid decd mentioned lying and benz in
the state ofOho, containing IGG B acrcs, more
or less Acting az trustee shnll convey such
nile on, rs Is vested IN mo by sad dctl but It Is
believed the ltlc Is lndIsputable.
NELSON J. HATCHER
March -, IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TAVIlE subscriber Is authorised 10 sell the tract oI
n land which h, resides, situated IN the eoun-
ty Of Bedford ON Falling Creek, eight milcs south
east OF Liberty, and twenty two west Of Lynch
burg.-By Il recent survey tins tract contains SO
acres, of which sufficient proportion is IN wood
and GOOD tobacco land-Thls land is well watcred
Failing Creek running entirely through II for II
mile a0ordug 40 OF 30 acres of bottom thut would
make elegant meadow Thcre is also on the creek
natural perpendicular fall Of 20 feet, at which
place mill couIdbc erected at very small cX
pcnse. The buildings consist Ola good framed
dwelling house. part two story and all the Other
necessary oat houses Purchasers arc invited 10
call and examine tor themselves. A an early snlc
IS desired, bargain may be had IN the above land
ROBT. {. PENN
March ID GOA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
PER FORMANCES.

The spring ho WA three yonrs old he wen tn
srcat sweepstakes over the laurenctylle course
mile heats with ercnt case nj 2 heats, 10 which
there wcro slycn Subscribers, al 800 ouch, bontng
WaXcy, MalIns SIN Archie, Brunette tic full
sister Of Ctohenno, Corporal Trul, Nj West'
lilly by Alexander, and two others in quick tim.
same Spring he Won the colts race Mt Tree Hit
200 cach, beating three others WY easily The
next week he went 10 Nurioa III tie steam boat
got thcrc only one day before tie race, and started
Tor tho swcclst,cea, mile hcnts, H.ou he was ben.
ton by Polly Hopkins about llr'e feet. The fall
after he wls three yeus old he went 10 Norfolk and
run ior sweepstakes, mile heats winch wa
wonby Polly lI0phlns beating star about two f.ot
and dlsulnelug three olhrts. THIS was beautiful
rue, and run IL remarkable time. The next week
he went 10 Newmarket and Won the ploprirtor's
purse, 1900, milo heats, beating sew raj dst.n=
gnlshod rne"fs OF all ngeB, With great case ! he
next week ionly ; years. h run Mt Tree Hill ior
the Club Purse $1,000 ! alc hruls AGAINST the
formidable tutt nag5 Kate Koamoy and Ariel, ma.
king most beautiful race with all three This
race gayo hun great credit, aud 5000 were offered
for HIM that evening" although he was beaten The
Splug he ~us years Old he won the propretor's
purse, > mlIc heats nt Newmarket, beating Polly
Hopkins and Corporal frm Polly had ust sold
fot $1,000 The next week he woit 10 Tree Hill
q run for the post stalk, mlh heats, against knta
Kqarney, Polly llopbns, and two others, when 10
wns boucn by hato hoarn,y, making an excellent
aud most beautiful race. The nextwcck lie run Mt
Nottoway2 milo heats five started he lost the
race uitcr hard hcais, tlnnlne the Sd md losing
the 4h nj the start The fall b. Was years old, he
won thu Froprctors purse ut Norfolk, = mile heats
with ercat casG beating four others. The next
week bc won tho proprietor's purse at Broad Rock,
2 mile heats. very Casily. SIX starting Tho next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
a. VI. sIE4EBA VI.
SURGEON DENTIST,

pESPECTFuLLY informs the citizens of
"a Amherst county thai he ~,Il 5catth,irG ourt-
mouse ON Monday the 10Th instant whrnho will at
tend to the duties al his profession IN the most ec-
enufc manner.
- lie likewise takes pleasure IN informing them
thut he has supplied hnseIfwIth I9lrmc mattel
which IS with difficulty obtained aud will caoelqale
families or individuals on reasonable terms.
March ID il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
A & AEfl p.

q ar. J J.. BENSON, SURGEON Dentist respect
III fully informs the public that hc has arrived
in Lynchbur2. aud will he happy to intend to all
cas IN the line of hia profession, at his rooms in
Mr. Seth Wnrl Hotel. Tho Importance Of col.
rect Dental operations ought to be too well known
at the present day torrqalre any nunolaton on the
sublcet-llc will only remark, that II the right
time for operating Is inadvertently allowed to
cilpsc, these important orgma 40 essential In beau
u, health, speech, maauontion, Ar) viii be lrrrco
yerahlY lost that otherwise could be rendered soun
and useful for life Az Or Z expects another con
{, aman to asalst IN hls.othcc IN Richmond, he III
tends IN future to visit tins place souI-amuHly. In
consequence Of other engagements, hla 6tuy III
Lvnchburs at present Will be limited u II few
weeks only Topeycui dl5apponfincnt5. engage
ments can be made TT his rooms iuur days previous
to the time ofhoypg the teeth opcrafrdupoa.
Amongst the numerous certificates he has brcn
honored with Ivy Medical gentlemen audothers who
have experienced the benefit ofhis mode Of OPEN.
ting, he bcgs to insert tn loIIoWnt.
R,stmapd Narct Isl, le32
W., the subscrhcls, Mombcrs of ulr preson
Legislature OF Virgnn, having had yafIoua Dcnla
operations performed by Or } l.. Benson Surgeon
Dentist take great pleasure III recommending Inn
to I've public as "a gentleman every way skilled III
hls profession. Interpretations bear tho stamp d
nealuesa aud pcmmeoey.
CAPT. JNO. GALLAUER
col. I'll II. HARVEY,
JESSE EDGINGTON,
JAMES MclLHANY.
EDMUND PATE.
March l., llt3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15


s,.i..,e soDetling Of Tie sPirit - = lili
rosaie VIZ
M. ore aGFla'se -.
Charleston En-. 20 loo<.
-, = advancing every day WIN US anu
~. eth years spirit OF speculation IS al
u. IL IN burst forth.-Falr cotton WIZ brlht
I" - IA ,.nts and prime lol II these thlhSs con
u IN At present rates, no dang Is 10 De ep-
uo4. l.d from exchange, and no cause Tor ship
'scs VII occur. But thor IS CATS 81 a.
i' SION winch more lmmedia'e'y concerns u,
5tbat is the course ~h'eh u. ''',,'''ss =. '.'s
,a ale about 10 ",T, ,,as,o hrre,oIt but Of tbs
.n7ls l''.o ,Ss,y#d ,hat if Congress adhere to
?. ~ mi resolution. the az of Ha'tEz9'17a IrH
.l,.rR It's now saAsf'I> ,o.'.'a., M "a
taoo party wiz .,gn,, ofthe most naeopf,al Of
tsas''o,'"' .,ra have stood the brunt Of lhc BATH
''2 ',IsI5fI themselves tojoln the ranks OF the
obG.ss provided nus oo'z's's "to 10, 'so'ss, -,
er grievance -. '''v =, ,na,,',9.v I9,andr ~,
III 'a.l '' .,.e,in, of the Convention last night
,,e ,n.eches were NOR vloIentsiIli than any
,lhasrI There IS oal one ''fl'ns AMONG III"
body Is 70 's - oar Of rb,ir ms, aan9lar o,'
Il '.',a,,t advocated in the most imprisoned
.....,,gsc. = the moment news was received from
Washington that "'' 1I was was, 10 nope l2r le-
dfca', tn0 a' 32,,rl.a, ,,i,,, S,o,e pj..l,s mad
~ -. Inscribed on il and rally around it in
'g.g lustdn1s 10 the United States This was
received with ,'e ''"N''s' t"'n"s'aSn', mere re
aF''I' INV 'l,Jr arr . J',,e L,1io.o al viii
u .,''I 5s STATE. rigR or rroag. God grant
INA, som. WY may be found to obvatc il.
1es11, $, that tn great boly of the people
a.. banter. tun,fs, mtsalalcs AMI merchants
,4.9 gh5 h,y, every thing 10 lose and nothing to
nan art toasnv at arms will not stand by
,s.r,a.,aps who haze kiadicd, aud are now fan
Mn, tai, trescfdiseo ten. solely ion Their own
p,rsold osgrlaI.zeo mt. If, however IN this We
p.n,llksa. We can only ray the Union had bet
,r be praeciblq dissolved tha, forcbly mantaiu-
q ls:caaao; I've as oro.h.rs let US part Us
,..qjt. We should saa ll.r to see taes. whose
faas ,t,5l sid.oy sidt. and foash aud died il
,.l,bttss q. the Revolution, flor IT, bloody
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
SURGEO1s DENTIST.
HhR.J. l.. BENSON Surgeon

~ tlst flom Richmond be .. leave 10 inform the
Ludios and l'enllenGn Of Lynchbure and It's VI
fuify that he vii vislf that town the 18th INST
md @ll r,mun three 81 four weeks Ivory ope-
fallon requisite 10 preserve ind leoully the Teeth
NIL b performed upon the most modern, improved.
scientific pfnelfltz. with the lcaz1 possible pam,
and euffe, professional ssll
DR. Benson viii likewise attend 10 all casas q.
Dyspcps,ay Is ekpHi.nee y great success NH.
treatment u thai dis-asa, warrants Inn N guaraH
acinf 10 cpnr sfcfy cast Of indigestion t"Ithmth"
.ud 81 Pharmaceutical lraaiutensg lLatrnay be p,
stnled
u r. so,ee .Iel mota Of lrrafut i. pei "a,
- already MI iaa~l. ia ll# ~astr, aua d. on.y
arae..,s'l ~ AU.slIm lhs COUNTRY
N.g5b~ rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
PIANO ENOR1 ES.

vHvHE SUBSCRIBER has on .hand, PIANO
M FORTES, from one of the best Plano Forte
Builders. IN Nov York which he offers for sale. al
Nrw York prices, w.th the addition d, N OF TIN
actual cost of transportation from New Yor. to this
pl,ec. JOHN TOMPKl. vs..
Lynchburg, March Is. wi~
a. The Lexington IntcIIigcnecr viii lrscrf lhe
above four weeks and forward It's account to tn. $
nticr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
PASCHAL BUFORD.
pE.ipltsseEa.

STAR was gotpy the celebrated rare horse VIr.
sluIan eortnlnIy one ofSur Aroh,ea fayorc song
hls dam Malux by Magogg gr,nd dam NareIs.
n by the imported horse 9hatl = g. dam Roset,
tlhy W,nb' Centind y. :. &. dam Diaha iy
Glodius sally Partner by the Belsl1o Arabian
stars dam, Who wos out of the same marc as tho
eelcbfnted OId Tlmoleou, w.s ~ TIE iulofad
horse Slr Harry. the boot son Of sir Peer Isazie;
grand dam by the imported horse Saltrun,. lbs lest
son oil the English Eclipse hls =, dam by oal
Symes noted holsc W lldai. Driver, Fnllow, Ngm-
pm, dc. Siar dam wag also the dam OF the c,le-
Mated ,acc houcs Aiaius aud SNOW storm, l.at
were both successful runners, and sold for four
thousand five hundred doIlar, she Was also the dau
OF Rosliesa and Nulhor Which were 10th winnels,
his dam, at Il years old sold for thousand do
Ir,ri each AVM Johnston
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ORITCAIs

DIED, on the Bird instant FRANCES LUC1N-
"a, daughter of Mr. lindsey Shoemaker, ased
three years and seven mouIhs.
-, IN Wilson county Tennessee sudden
II. at the residence Of her son-la.ldN, the Rtt. NJ
{. Henderson, IN the I9th year OF her az, A,rs
Ann HARRISON. widow of Nicholas Harrison.
L-.nn..L luLu--LA OF L.l--LL-r- VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

Z We accidentally met the other day, with a
No. of Mrs Royals Paul Pry and, glanomg
OVERT, we detected un important error, which her
adyship will doubtless be srotfed to correct. She
says. Mr Rtchic is an American, descended
from. long line of patriots. Scotch, Mrs. Royal
scotch-Mr RS biography will form prominent
raaturc in the history Of the times, and in such
matters accuracy Is essential.
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HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Soil y, zrs.- ID ,1so blank.
NODE OF DRAWING.

~ Ut IN. ID lIFI UIhINl JHnIVN
u, co Iicktts.
MODE OF DRAWING
10 bc drawn ON 'ho a. b. 4, plan.-lhe 5000
prl2cs OF 90 10 bn awarded 10 the frat, second u
thId divi'Iun, to he deicrmlu'd by that which
may dInw The captnl I1lhe OF 80, 100, so thai the
holder Of three uclte's, one ~ each division, is
certain 10 draw ~" pti2e, aud muy drhw four. Al
the pr Ives ntove tue denomination ot 10 IN one
wheel, aud nIl tue numbers IN another at ootc--
he whole TO be drawn IN itw hours. IIlIrs
pnyabe In Cash forty days after lbo druwIog, anu
subject to tho usual i, ducilon OF fifteen per cent
Trkrt S6-Haves . 6D-ou 20
For snlo at WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
March Is
CAPS slz.s,
March 3

an JOHN MeREYNOLDS--tlllc notice
w that shall, on the first Monday IN May
next, at the Court House Of Charlotte COUNTY, Nu-
glnia, proceed to take the dispositions OF Elisha
Collins, and others and on the succeeding ST r-
day, at the Court House ofCampbetl County Va
Of Thomas II Franklin, and others, 10 be read rs
evidence IN tie Chanccry suit depending IN the
County Court Of Campbell, IN which | am compaI-
nant, and you ard others are defendants
JANIS CANHBGLL
Nh Is IL
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
March -.

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bf-'7',' mas ''ueh i'''a"'t ,' ',,'l M
the PooI,', l''' ne propose al il'',I's ''Ii'
'of u'e cure 81 iy'I'''' ms s.'',',9 ,,',.
o' uee"oS ''''' ''' Is ''''y 'a,
III u''s country u ''o''l'on VI '' ,5''.'
o''1 anu oy a'it'' ' ~ .'5s'y 's' '''.,, '''
t..,l,,,.,ii iii,,.,,,,..,..,.,.,,s IL
'''suuo" III "'''''s'"S III" "'',y ~ 'i,'a '',a
a'o '''' we ''1','', iy1i' ''1 ,o l'o'
II u Dc .'l'''5'o'' ",',' i''y MS a,e ' oy
!" my '' ~ 'HP'''',' '''. 't'' No ~
e'eh-'i's,I ''lo'' u t"a' " ,''''5 .,,g ~ ,,'
INJURY 70 u'f system ~ ,s',''"s nv '''' ''''''
lo,nt''''y eon',"g'.o WIZ. o5.','o"
nc rfi,o'"i i's,'S,' 7.' l,,','',g ~
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

Z? Tie Washington Telegraph says, 1t
is said to have been remark Of Spencer Roanc.
thnt Nj Richie could ncyerget rid ofhis tory blood
We know nothing ofth9 fct; but W agree with
the Telegraph. that had he lived to this day, he
would have had aoa,nanl eyld -nee OF the truth Of
his assertion A5,5iats power never bad more
oncomoromisiaz da.,ndor, provided it be welded
by lis iayorIte Gcn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

= We have received copy of the Opinion Of
the Supreme Court, the CASE ofthc imprisoned
1Iiss;ynqries-which, from its extreme importance,
e..,ll crdcayor. notwithstanding It's great length,
~. ,,,,,.t,,.,. or /, a4e.s NJ II ~ Ee&'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
GEN. JAeXSON's LATELETTER.

Gen JAgKS)N'S LATE LETTER.
Ner,lttt ,aat lha demands upon our columns
e,aI. as ID ess,uI, 20, the present strange cor
tysjondyosc between committee Of sycophonis,
Who themselves the organ of " iAc Republic
ea,aenDsfs q tlr Legislature Of view York and
tae President oi tae Gui:sI states-'fhe letter Of
Gen. Jackson IS excup1lory Of Mr. Van Buren, Of
taa charges uIIedged in tas Senate as the grounds
o.hs rejection. Itdselarrs, lot thai be is entirely
nno2yn. Of the intrgues imputed to him. i'll order to
cT-cadssoIation tn. Cabinet and oily, that
hei, no, ,ponol1.c Tor the tenor OF the ns;ru
TONS 10 our la,e Minister to Great Britain, which
a.. % Oh eeuoaaDle, and VIC may say, infamous in
tteJ shsls-tot. The responsibility Of these acts is
assumed by the President himself This argues
sre0lb1dass on the par, oflhot runctonary but
he has long ago been told that his popularity can
stand aHy hins,8 and, daily pulled up with this
laa by the palace sIav,s, We presume he is dis
posed test lis t.uth. lie may, hoveye., learn
from history. fhecvrr turns over It's PAGES, that
iaI.rs have sometimes fallen victims to their Oh
sat illumination Il throw Themselves as Il
sa..l osJs cen CoG:, f,yo.itcs and popular niis
t4.,a, - Suggests tse.fh.re the acts inn
Haad3 ~. ~. Baren are in themselves innocent
aa- II.aa.oI., VII! this anxiety to shift tic res
possibility for them from his shoulders to those Of
'aa Prasdentl Why not openly avow and man
f5,Iy defend tacm The conclusion IS inevitable,
mat thy are ola character to admit Of no dgfca11
and, therefore ifnbe true, the President as
s.rts thatlC, and not Mr.. Van Buren, is rightfully
responsible for hcm, then the people oush, 10 dis
mss nun from the public service us the Senate,
acting under erroneous Impressions, did Mr.. Van
h'ren-We say nothing of the improperly
""irashlcnt descending from his HIGH station, to
mN'se IN the strife Of an clectonccsing contest,
throwing his influence IN the scale of one of his
I1'oaies, N order to advance his election to the
wee Presidency now, and secure to him the sue
eessorsAiP hercaiter,-that is right nor even in
one whose banner of Reform bore the inscription
mat Inc patronage and influence Of the federal gov
ghmcnt shoaId not be brought to bear on the free
oon OF elections But in John q. Adams, such an
"'' would have been denounced as the height Of ar
'osance and prescriptions us an attemptto dictate
"'Ae people Of the United States.
"espeak of the letter, as III were the bona .fac
Podacton othm whose signature it bears because
"usn Jackson signs his name to letter, with or
without comprehendng its contents, he Of coursc
makes himself responsible ior It's sentiments
- The Fredericksburg Arena mentions a ru-
NOR that MIR. Speaker Stevenson will succeed Mr.
al" Dor9n as the representative Of our government
At 'le Court Of st James There is 10 telling
'''' Que Is toe2ma to. Tall oaks saita tie 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

= Some oaice-scrkcr. or.ofinc-holer, at Wash
lngon, has furnished for the K, hr1ooi Enquirer,
SERIES ofpor;r,l;s now in the 1e"r5' Of pap'iet
iio1 in that PRINT winch for scrsl, ioeunnr'7, "nd
uhbu shja5 sycophanry ore unsurp isftd by any
thing til It We have met with ia this II re df ONCE
begging he has gwen us the portrait OF MI
Livingston Mr. Woodbury. AMI Mr. Tan y the
Secretaries o. STATE onI of the Navy and the atar-
uoy GENERALLY All ofth:3.s mtI.n.n, uesorn ~
10 this writer are the very ncarnatlous Of GeaIu >
Virtue and PATRIOTISM. There is not II sp'ak on
one Of them. eycnof human iufnnity, to obscure the
dazzling lustrc Of their unsullied famei A hue
civct good apot accary. that We may not surfct
on this dish Of sascets.-The writer admits, how
ever the ancient n 'era5tsm of one of his heroes
" Mr. fancy, (says he) together with most Of his
connections and frenns was attached to the Fed
erol party But, at THIS duy Che alls) it IS not
worth while to speah Of the Federal party co R0li
nr.-Hirm fpa" Why, then, are all the oPpo
uents of tn administration stigmatle1 rs tedcrdl-
ISIS whilst It's supporters though thy be- like ia
cub coat ofmmy coIor7' arc indlsrrimulatcly
called yeyQbioaps Answor us that.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
DESCRIPTION.

STAR Is beautiful BLACK handsomely marked
wltha star IN his forehead from which he takes
ha mime, aud delightful coat Of huIr which
.hows hs superior stock. lie is Of most comnlah-
ding appearance, has great strength, beauty, and
hyperion action lie will be seven years old tds
Spring Is Iu sixteen bands Lieh, and it's thought
by the best JUDGES that hc Is not eyeeuqd by any
stallion IN Virginia, having Superior szc, Lsgsa
bone, aud Is VII muscle, as any horse IN tic
country Much more mieht bo said, but gentlemen
of the Iuti VIII 40 those who breed Tor the sad
die or harness, nlc TOO VIII a~ae u the heneieul
results of judlcloln crosses, 10 require more diam
their own Judgment and discretion 10 induce dom
To take advantage Of the present opportunity 10 ia.
prove then stoc / OF horses. Star viii be limited II
three mares prl day, and have been ussusd !
Col Johnson, his Owner TINT he Is sure toad ut
ter No change viii be mud Dr penons or servants
Who brlns lanres to the horse
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r BY reference to the proceedings Of the Legis
laiare i, will be seen that Il bill has been reported
providing orlhe election of Electors Of President
aad Vice President underline new upporionmcnt.
lfthe Legislature were to wait for the passage oi
the mIi by Congress, ii would hardly adjourn by
the cxpjralionofis constitutional term ofcAistence,
md tn adjasmrntof this matter is hardy Of i'm
p9rtaarc onoa-hlo warrant the expense and trouble
ofan oAtsa session.
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