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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-17
Debate on Mr.. GooDE's Resolution to
discharge the Select Committee and
MIR. RANDoLrH's Substitute thereto.

This Debate was commenced by HIr. GGODE, our
notes OF whose observations, Imperfect at best, la
wing been accidentally misplaced in part we can
DO no more than afford Il mere ua:!uc Of his
Speech. He represented the thrilling interest
which tho subject inspired, and the detrimental ct
foct Of tho penang enquiry aud prospect OF lcgsla-
ton, to the value of slave property and the tran
quality of tho country. Impellcd by what he CON
sdered the fatal effect of the enquiry Submitted to
the Select Committee, and by the delay which ne
sossarily attended its prosecution; impelcd by an
fmPerous sonso of duty, to terminate if possible
tho existing state of uncertainty, he had dc;crm
ned TO moet any responsibility which an effort to
terminate 1t, might uevulrc upon him. He advert
cd to the exclusive laws of louisiana and other
States, as calculated seriously TO affect the val
ue of this species OF property, and by cutting OF
ATS expectation TO Southern markets, as having Il
direct tendency TO tasten slavery on US forever
The Public Press at Richmond, Thoroughly en-.
listed IN favor of abolition, excrtod great effect
Upon distant opinion, and by encouraging the OK
pectatlon OF Legislative action, assisted in produ-
cling injurious consequences which ourht TO be ar
sestcd Holders of slaves having their confidence
impaired in their tenure would be ds2c,d TO incur
sacrifices, and purchasers would be admouishcd to
await tho operation OF events. MIR. Gnode spoke
OF tho excitement IN the south OF Virginia as being
great, and OF the publIc unCasiEcss IT'S upnu a, d
acute He earnestly pressed upon the House, the
erect OF what was passing, upOn the minds OF
slaves themselves. Many Of them he represented
rs wise and intelligent men, constantly enuarcd in
IcheCtion, informed or all that and
having their attention fixed upon the Legislature.
They would naturally reason, if a few dcsperadocs
In southampton, by few murders, produced such
sensation and such a dispositions what NAV no,
be achieved by numbers and combination? irhov
would naturally conclude, they would have Just rea-
son to conclude, that repetition would lead To
emancipation. We are, by the course pursued. in
spring expectations which can never be realized
whore was the domain TO which the black popu!a-
Von was to be transported? Where were The rca-
sources for dcport;ng half million of people!
We had no doman-no resources. The thng
was impossible. He asked the House if it was not
so-and conjured it by its respect for public tran
qnality-for the rights of propcrty--by humanity,
Tor 1t was inhuman 10 inspire hopes in the slave,
which could never be realized to arrest state OF
things productive Of SO much alarm, pain and in
ury.
We regret that this meagre outline is all that
NO can supply OF NJ. Goolo's speech.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-17

Remarks made by Mr.. MOORE in the
House of Delegates, upon. the Resolution of Mr.
Goods, proposing to discharge the Select Com.
nittee, to whom referred sundry Memorials
relative to the abolition OF Slavery in Virginia,
from the further consideration of that subject.
Mr. SrEAaEa:--
rise TO express The strong hope which enter.
tain, that the resolution submitted by The gentleman
from Mecklenbnrg, may not be adopted, and Ia
urge some considerations in favor OF It's rejection
1 understand, that upon tits motion, tie whole
question as TO the abolition OF slavery i'm this
Commonwealth, comes properly into discussion:
and regret very much that it does So for several
reasons, but principally, because my attention has
been so exclusively devoted to olicr subjects of
importance referred to your Select Committee
over since 1T was formed, that have not had ou
opportunity OF beStowing much reflection upon
the great question of emancipation as will cunhl,
mo to lay my wishes before the House in an ac
ccptablo manner. FL were not apprahcnsiye that
no other opportunity may Lc afforded me Of ex
pressing my sentiments upon this subject | shouIJ
not now trouble the House with any remarks uDor
IL. But entertaining some fears tiiat such minhl
happen to be the case, should the resolution now
under discussion be adopted 1 have determined 10
throw myself upon the indulgence Of The House
WIN hope that all proper allowance viii be made
tor my want OF tho necessary preparation TO dis
cuss SO important question. ! shall feel every
disposition In discussing this resolutions TO rcsnoct
not onIv fbo n,c',fn.s r ~; H. Nv =! 'y','ocS, 90
pcople Of ryery nnri;, a. Iii, c',, "u, " me
But the duty owe TO my constituents and - NV.
c,,;on NJ ,b;s c,,asi;,, '., '.i O,'i "oSct"'i-
prosner;iv IF ni,, ,,"'o upon '"o iu,uFe
not;yc Srt ., oU 'o"'o nv ~ ot''o' aGF-
uncon;vocnIIc onL Jo,iIyi, '','i''o"S' oPeh'y,
should DO my misfortune to use any expressions
of tb. ohserv,t;o5 gtIi ~ tno course
imputo Il mot to INV, dn;- 90" ,,,' 'I"' l nv -"
INSTRUMENTATION to do ,,h, T oa,; o,','',' DuI 70
TO he RIGHT Lot mo il ,i 1850 oF'Iyc
House 10 reflect vcIl ybo tlt ~ III 80 ''.S
do by this resolution AMI ,,, %ooI 10
will stand before Tho r,,II; lo,I :, t Ivy
At an early period of tI,o roron[ session .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-17

a part Of the table have just read, Mr.. Speak.
er is extracted from the petition referred to your
select COMMITTEE from the County of Hanover. ]
have already stated that there are several Countos
in the States, in which the Slaves are twice. and
many others in which they are, nearly twice as
numerous as the Whites; and il would be very easv
TO shew, that if the two kinds of population in.
GIeaSG IN inc same ratio Tor the next, that they
have dono for the last forty years, the slaves will
at the end Of that time, be from three to ve tinoes
as numerous as the Whites, in those Counties
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-17
The Egacaaanaeansa w Eai 20
GENEgsAH. ASsE 3sEW.

HOUSE OF DELEG ATEs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

DEBATE TO BE Continued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
.T..JOSEPH-OpTlClAN,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the cllizns Of
l. y Lynchbnrg and its vicinity, tina, he has arri-
we'd in this place, and takena Shop on Main Street
second door above the F'rnkln iotcl, where they
can be supplied tfor iiw days) with ali articles
IN bis line at reduced prices and OF qualify that
!. annot be excited IN this country, VIZ SpeNAc.,s
Of Cold silver, Tortoise Shell an! steel SPRING
2ooo pair Of eoncaye, coascg and plain Glasses, %
all coiors, which, ior oIcaucss, durability ard pei
ISL, canno. be surpassed He Likewise hes for sale
Microscopes, Telescopes, Watch makers, Ensra
vera and Doe,ors Glasses, Optics with colorod
Landscapes, Camera ols.uta, pfisaa,ica, Masn-
fyin- Mirrors, e..
]. Joseph VIII mike aad repair al articles in his
line on reasonable terms.
Nov. u IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
RI m .Niicss Reg ister.
AMUSING hNECDOTE.

am informed that certain gentlemen in Charles
IN South Carolina who IRE leaders of the null,f-
ars A, one Of their meetings y short time since, re-
solved that they would not wear AMERICAN Cioth
nor employ any one but multiplying tailor to make
tbf If clothes for them. On inquiry, they found
,hrrc vas only one tailor IN Charleston, by tle
,,mc Of r. who sided with them as to politics, and
,in, they resolved employ. Sundry pieces Of
,,,,l,sh cloth were bought and carried to r., and
ne took measure for each Of his friends. and set
-h,n,ef A, work in cu,,in, on. and making up their
.g,rnen,s. As American sil; buttons would no, au-
e.or Il. was directed TO send out &c England for
the best kind he could get and to have the h.ure Of
the ,aigsftD tree stamped on them, which he
ID omised l., do and said he could set them IN three
months The coats, as they were finished from
time to time were to be marked and lad up, until
the buttons arrived. r. believing that Yankee but
tons would answer just as well as English, called
on "a Mr.. r. formerly from Now Havcn,) and re-
ou,sted him to send on to Connec;cu, AID get for
him the kind which he wanted, bd. enioined him 10
keep the matter secret. The or,cr was sent and
executed, AMI ti,e buttons were receive. and sent
to r. with their bill They are said to have cost
oily 80 groer, (bnt were charged by Il. to his
I'll nds AT Il dollars y and the garments sent home,
~ the several bills paid. li.he mean tim" +. + =
pca,cdy called Oh L. for his money bat he by
way Of excuse FOR delay, pleaded non-I,yn,en,. Al
length r. threatened 10 expose r. ihe did not pay,
,,,J some one who heard the threat, went anl ma
med The circumstance to General IL.
The General soon called ON r. AID asked whether
was true as reported, that he 20, the buttons for
which were for himself and his friends, from
onneeiicu, +. replied that he did. The Gene
raj sad h, could not believe III f. observed
that be roulu SHOW him the bill, which, at the iene
rails request be did. The General, on looking ii o
YER pulled on. his packet hook. and psi'i I his
I'LL .,,i said For Gods sake Don. say word u
bout ii -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
From Tie .Nen Yoth JlAepdl Of Commerce.
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET


The condition OF onr corn exchange dlsappoinis
the expectations OF all persons engaged IN the trade
The crop Of whea, was known to be remarkably
excellent If quality aud abundant in quantity, both
AT the south aud the west The crops of coarse gram
we've also in general good. The crops OF Europe
being good, so that no demand could be expected
from that quarter, Il was confidently anticipated
that our market Mould bo abundan,ly supplied, and
ths, prices would be low But so far is this an
teipation from beng realized that no short crops
have over produced SO seanty supplies. Our mar
ket Is absolutely bare % all sorts Of bread stuff
and prices are extremely high. But ilf,uen days
more remain before the boats arc to DC withdrawn
from he great western canal sothat il will be al
mos, .'ipossble TO receive any adequate supplies
fium that source.
We have heard no satisfactory explanation Of
the causes OF this singular and undesirable state o,
things. The Cholera has undoubtedly been one OF
tho principal hndranccs 10 supply. Prices have
been high through the season. but have failed to pro
duce their universal effect, Of bringing supple. TO
market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

v AsskET'iEf. pcrfimed Su,clling Salt,
aud l.iqud fiaush1rn, neg a,iieics, for filing
Smelling Vlais, Aeeidulated Lemon aud Roe
Drops 90 thnnsand Percussion Caps, essn;rt 81.
acs, Flutes Flies, Essences, Pate d. Amaude. Tor
washing the hands, Jewellers Rouge, Pill Tiles,
graduated, Cologne and Lavender w aicrs, Ant.qus
OIL, Pocket Lagh.s and Matches SHUTS, Gumn,e
Labels for Merchants and Druggists, Horn Scoops
for Physicians and Druggists, Thermometers, u.s.
sorted sizes and kinds, Rouge for the face Lnnrcts
Of superior quality, splendid assortment Of Nor
lars, all kinds, do Scale and Weights Extracts of
Hollebore, Hemlock and Black Pepper, Of English
nuke, Pure Watch and Clock Oil, Gallo Magnes,a
Powdered Valcrian, Transporter, Waters, Sugar
Lead and Lump Black, Curb and PfeeipiIa,cd Cam
Of Iron, Verdlgr's md sassarar'lia, Surgical In
siruments. Pln',no lire and 5ponae. and variety
Of other articles, received and for selc by
NOVEL DAVIES.
Nov. II its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
SCRUGGS & BAGBY,
Grocer Il Commission Merchants

Ma ~ STREET, l. YNCHBCRG,
y FAKE his n'rhoa OF informing their friends
"a and. q public generally, that they have re.
ceived their Fall and Winter supply of Goods. con
sisiipg in part Of
II lids 5, Croix, Porto Rico md n. o. Sugars
50 bags Porto Rico, Laguira an Java Coffee
1850 lbs. Loaf Sugar, par, hest family
$50 sacks iiverponi Salt
90 DO Ground Alum do
10 on. pi,>ter Pals
leo So". Leather
80 do Upper do
hhd-. retailing Molasses
81 barrels No. ! and N. C. Herriogs
Is do No. 3 Mackarci
do best Tanners Oil
10 kegs Rogers FL and FFF Gunpowder
40 1o1es ti"npowder and Imperial Teas selected.
past frstrae
Paper, Ginger. Al'sice. hest Indigo. Madder, Cop
p'ras, Rrimsooe, Alum. Salt petre, Bar Lead
Soap, Cani!es. Horse Collars, Whi,,emore's CO..,
ton aod Wool Cards. NC. &c.-together with q
general assortment Of Staple Dry Goods, Shoes,
Hats, SIC. Dough, in the early mart Of the season,
mostly in New York. In addition TO which, they
expect in n few weeks. FROM 90 81 tons Bar Iron
and Castings, Of the hest Qualty-a large assort-
meoi Of which they intend keeping constantly OH
hsnd-all Of which they offer At fair prcees Of
cash, or in barter for Country Produce.
Country Merchants are particularly invited TO
give them call before they purchase elsewhere.
They likewise transact Commission Business,
receive and forward Gsods aud purchase nj, kind.
OF Country Produce, (ArheN Spirits excepted
Tor which they will give the fair market value in
Cash. or IN goods nj cash prices.
On hand aboat 1000 lbs prime NJ idns Bacon.
Ut ~ w6iif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
ORIGIN OF QUALIFICATION.

Not laag since, warm disciple of, the new fan
lied doctrine Of Notification, was holding forth
warmly nj the Mansion Hotel on the liberties OF
ms f,>or,lc cre,i and became so extravaganza us 10
say aahin.st o;,cr things, that 1t was Of Heavenly
ofCn--s You are right there" rc,ortvj Counsellor
p" for Luc!frr was certainly the first Null fer
lhat ever existed and Il you don't take some
Of yol VIII 90 the road that he went"
Salisbury JKchman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

size can easily be used By boy twelve ytnss vsd
and Gu. many times (.sler Tan my machine in s'
in this part of tho eoa,lry. Every farmer thai
makes any Of cut food fol his stock, ought MOI,
10 be without one Of thvse machines The Corn
shelle, is Of the mo.t simple construction and per
forms with great rapdiy team s'ie out 80 bush.
els an hour and take the eofu remarkably clean
from the cob.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
RICHMOND MARKET Nov 10

There Is very litlc variation IN our Price Current
since our lusl publication. Couni,p t7g,U sell.
very rapidly al " S1A supply Of wheat very
scanty, and saea made with case II, III 10
white, III 20 red Corn very scarce and will bring
10 cents Tobacco, very lilile coming IL, but II
would bring our quotation pllee.--Rce scarce, md
worth $i 90 IComg.i,f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

BAlriaioRE MARkrr. Nov. 9.--Thc supplies of
flour continue quite limited aud the priecs have ud
yanced still further. The wagon price OF Howard
s,fp.t Hour yesterday was &6i2l. The same re
marks apply to grain Of all kinds corn particular
Iy Is not only unusually hieh bu, out of oil prupor
ton to that Of wheat Woad IL high on accogn, Of
lis SCARCITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
COM N1EIeCIAL RECORD.
NJ IlI> fTS

Wheat and Flourarc still in domant-lhc former
worth from 90 10 % cents Flour is selling from
the Wagons ut 81 ~. New Corn will command
s. 80 the barrel, and Meal GA cents tho bushol
In Tobacco there rs tlle Dong, bu, ptees are full,
maintained
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

The returns ny Iasi My Ats nnil sary son alsni
i,ic rclt@is previously lec.ivcJ. The n Y Joufs.a
If Commerce of the eeenit,g - tie 10Th. seys--
We ndre received information which author.
iaes the Jelicf that .srr .j.,ag hss gone s1r
Jac&'onb3 ma. II oii.rr, Ito ~ s0Oo--Ircs-
soos iqesent majority n obto is 5.gpi, tacsos1,ag
= tl.' e.ia'ie. 1--WE haso,c heerl MOTH ffsm
tho western eouatics Of A.w Yef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
stfSstbV Al.

vMNliE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
n nnd the public that he has removed his mun-
nincturing Shoe cu'abahmen, to tho house lately
occupied by Mr.. &. Oaell, next door to Mr.. H.
sumptcr's Tailoring establishment.
WM. DEAN, Agt
n B.-l would be eind to employ foue or fse
JOURNEYMEN SHOEAiAKERS. w. y.
Nov 10 fiif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
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PIANO EOfS'V'ES,

VaV X subscriber has just received a further sup
n ply Of Dubois & Stolari's Metallic Plate Piano
Forles, which he will sell on accommodating terms
JOUN TOMPkiNS.
Nov. 5 wiwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

c.srer i PrpRazA, who has been invited to return
- Nex;coz and resume the Presidential chair,
,n,cheJ New Orleans, by way fthe river, on The
9th accompanied by the two gentlemen who had
,een dcpu,ed wait on him personally for the pur-
x,ose Of soliciting his return. They were TO have
embarked from New Orleans for Vera Cruz, on the
25th October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

sir The Charleston Aanawha) Banner, Of ihe
sth inst informs us that no cases OF thocra had
been reported in that place Us vicinity w,liia
the preceding week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening tho 9Th ns
by the Rev John Davis Mr. sEAToN HAM
LET, Of Nelson, to Misi ELIZABETH w
daughter of Mr.. Anderson sandIdge, OF Amb.rs
county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

DiGGEo OFFICE,
Lyncbbwg, Nov 10Th, lo32 {
Drawing Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, class Nc.
l5 for 1872.
20 IL 27 % 6 81 40 l.
On Frldoy the 2id November, is32, the great Dis
mai swamp Lottery, No. 10, draws at Richmond,
containing Capitals of $40, 600 10, 0G0--5, COO
5000. 0i--30 oil ~ 0063) Of 4J eco, &C.
Tickets and shares to- sale al
DiG(sks' OFFlcE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
gsyj Nv AN

ENRON the subscrlber, on Monday evening 29lii
IN ut, an old negro woman BETTY.
She Is about IS or 80 yenrs age has los, her up
per font teeth, and had on when she left home a
blue striped cotton dress She was lately pnrehas-
cd from tho estate OF Landas Pal,cson near A. Put
icsoD, IN The upper end Of Buckingham, and il
probably lurking about III that neghborhood al ths
time.
Any person who will deliver her or give me such
information rs will enable me TO get her again,
shall be literally rewarded. forwarn all persons
from hasbour'ns her IN any way, under the penalty
Of the law. JR HENLEY
Nov II 2,lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

YEAS. &C.-This day receiving a supply
of GREEN and Black Tees, Cheese, and
trench Brandy, al. Of superior quality.-For sale
Ny Howell DAVIES.
Nov. 75 MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

r. Senator polndester of Mississippi, lcll ths
place on yesterday morning, fp Washington city
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

III. u ats Op,Rioas.-- During the pendency OF
the late Presidential canvas, VIC heard frequent en-
qaires made MS to Mr.. Wirs opinions on the great
leading questions OF national policy which have for
sorne years nSl,a,ed the nation, and in the decision
of winch Is involved such pregnan, consequences.
prevailing IN relation to the subject. The Anti
Masonic papers, however, on the eve OF the cleo
ton in those parts Of the country where this
strange excitement has gained footing published a
an intimate friend Of Mr.. Wn, lifting the veil
which mas heretofore rested on the opinions OF tina,
gentleman. MIR Kennedy says
"Mr w. is full and unrcserved in tho disclosure
of all his public opinions, and there must he hun
druds OF persons who can speak nuIhoral.yey
on that snhlfcr ns himself lie IS National Re-
publican IN tie broadcast doctrine Of tho party a
friend TO the expedcncy and enstiluonality Of the
Tarlll. Ifhc were not, should certainly not sup
port him. He is opposed to the Veto friendly TO
the Bunk altogether adverse 10 the Virginia doc
trne Of State rights, sworn champion OF the Stu
prene Court Jealous for the promotion oil Internal
improvements and friend of Union, and dec-
dcd foe TO Notification. In short IN point Of doc
trine, no MAJ coad discriminate between him md
Mr.. Clay. This is summary OF Mr.. VS. opin-
ions, known, otiicyc, to those who associate with
him
Ofcoursc, the tine IS past when the publica, ion
Of this extract sht have had any political bear
ing We copy it fortho purpose of showing, that
the Clay party, IN being wiling to take Mr.. Wrs
as an alternative If they could not get their own
favorte, were acting strictly in obedience to that
maxim, which has oflac yeas been so much per-
vcrted, bu, which is law written upon tho hearts
Of all nacpatrots, " Measures, and not Men" in
the language Of Nj. Kennedy, no man can dscrln,-
mate betweeu the doctrines of Ncssrs Wit and
Clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

Ano,hc, incendiary attempt has been made To
SC, FIRE tn the Inflated city of Ralegh, IN North ca'
DINA. The attempt was made within hundred
yards of,ha place where the preceding one occur
,ej I'm, fortunately discovered IN time to arrest
ats progress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

ov.nca,. On JeRetsan's avcnle a.ona ihe's arc
now ten or twelve tbroe story brick buildings IN
progress all OF an elegant and superior style Of
architecture the Improvement IN other parts Of
tho city a'o in proportion considerable We have
not the data to enable us 10 state nj present The :
mount, with any degrees Of accuracy but We COR
template To publish 50 ne statistical no'ees IN
which this subjec, will he embraced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
Real Estate ut Auction.

bRY order ofthc Court Of Hastings OF tho eorpo-
- ton Of l.yuchburg, tho Undersigned viii pro-
coed, on Friday the 10th inst. 10 sell nj public aue-
ton, on the premises, Tor cash, the HOUSE AND
10 /, knnwn by the namo Of Douglass White
House, situated Immediately on the Turnpike, and
now in the occupancy of Mr. Archer Brown
SAML. BAANsFORD Comm,ssioaer.
Nov. H. ius
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
READS X GARNET mos.

REAIJsS x q \ " " E'TTS.--A nosI
~ extenslveand beautiful assortment u Cut and
PLAIN Seed Reads and darnc,is AID Plain ANIL Cut
Gold Beads, comprising all eolots, shades aud IL
2es--l'hls day received and for solo by
Howell DAVIES
Nov ID liza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

Aor;c,eI,ural Tmple hcnis.--Wc have intended
for some time 10 cali the attention Of the pubic 10
two abor-savin, Machines advertised ~ ont pa
parby Msssrs scrusgs & Basby Satisfactory
trial has BEEN made Of both to ties, their excellence
aud usefulness. iii. Stray ca.er sf the afges
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15


Dis.ts' Loffery ana EfchnnA:e OtIce.
INTERESTING TO
~ O'ykItzs OF CASH.
s.Hsf.AT CAP1TAES!s
SAG 500 OOLLAE
10000 DO
5000 do
:5tp PRIZES OF 81 900.
TICKETS &lo-Lowsst Prize sl2.
NisMsaa swamp a.ot,evy,
Glass No IT, for ls.s2.
To be draw, at Richmond on Friday the 23d OF
Nov. lS32.
6J Numbers--l0 drawn Ballots.
CAPITALS.
Prize of $4,000 50 1000
10000 80 500
5000 IS 200
1910 81 100
41Ui
Besides Sos, b)s SIS, 40s, &c. &c
i'lsh IS SiG-lia,:os S5--llrs. - 80
For sale DlGGEo LOTTERY
and Exchange Office. Lyachburg
Whfre All orders from the country, (post paid
enclosing III: cash, will be promptly a,ended TO-
Nov. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15

F'npet,-The Pennsylvania Wing, edited by
Stephen Simpson, has given up the ghost. It IS
one Of the evils Of warmly contested Presidential
elections, that papers spring up fon, the artificial
cxciicmen,s created by them, which, on tho with
drawal either peculiar al.men', collapse and dc.
We expect to announce sundry newspaper deaths
within tic ensuing Two months