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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12
ENTERTAIN MENT.

VINE subscriber has commenced keepnga house
- Of Public Entertainment IN Lynehhurg at tn
well known stand on Nam Street. near TIN Market
ponsc, lately occupied by Mr Mary Lewel
In lie invites his friends aud the public 10 give
HIM a cali hoping by hts INV earrd orertoos 10
accommodate them, to give them entrc satisfaction
His stabl~ Is largs and cqmnodous and attended bg
rusty Lostlcr lis hous, Is UNDERGONE a replr
that will render II comfortable aud convenient
lis charges will be a. moderate as the ourmspn
tcs Of the times viii admit
JOSEPH { HENDRICKS
Jan Q
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c.
j. T. & j. T.. ROYAFIL

cs ~ ~ ne wv u "A
YTlHANE received from New York, PhlladeI
- pima and Richmond general assortment
which they olirr to irysicinns, Merchants nnd
the public generaI,y among winch arc tue lnl.
lowing arlhCtes
Epson aud Gl7F1er Salts ,Rhubasb. Gentian,
Peruvian Bark, Squlils, Camphur Flos Sui
phur, dn.Chamom'Ie. do Benzo n Cantnaridas,
CASTLE Soap, hest Windsor do. IN cake o. Phos-
phale of on, Carbonate do. Precip. Carh do,
Cayenne Pepper Pulv. Charcoal Gun Alots
Gum Arabic, Gum Opium, Gum Krno, Castor
Oh, Burgundy Patch, Plastrrs OF all ,IescrIp-
tons, QnI0ine. Sal hare Morphia. Aoelaee DO.
H,d. Potass, Iodine. Oil Of Black Pepper, Black
O&yde OF Mercary, Prepared Kali, Eat Colo.
cynrh' do. khaaany, do. Beladona, Blue Mas
CaicIued Magaesia, Lump do, Borax refnet
aud Guide, Carhmate Ammonia, Bermuda Ar
ow Eoh, Oln Roses, Conserve Roses, Ipecac
JdtHp, C"lnmel, Flnid Ext. Sar.aptrlilA do LII
vriw"ri, Chloride Of Lime, Sal Erafus, Pear
Ashes, Mac Ginger, bleachtd * en-, Ground
do, IN nl'gS, Lisv-s, Mace, Cassla Pc per.
JnJuhe Hste, Preston salts, Aromatic pungent
do, Kidder's Durable lnk, Bears OIL, MacAs.
.sgr Oh, ack and Red inkpowdel, Sealing
WA aud Waters, Tooth brushes, hair do,
sbaN'Hg do marking do, Cuuefs Beir pen
CHS, snui boxes, Datch boxes IpliIlarl's
Macal oy snuff, Reeves water cotors, glass
l,mPs lamp glasses, g.. 81.
u eeutial assortment of Paii.is, Oils 4.
Dye SUITS.
Physicians, merchants and The pdSiic gene
rally are in,i,ed 10 call
\. Is. ParucGlhT ancaton paid to pufpr up
prescriptions tor phtsi,ians and ilm,ig
Ol,ob.c3l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12
LOOK AT THIS.

Gniil, Subscriber. lately from Lyuchbure, has
II located himself at the corner between Brown S
and Gadsbys Hotels, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington City, where he has opened llsfc aaa
qieRdtd LOTTERY OFFTCE
Orders to him. mclosmg the cash, by mail. (pos'
Po1d) or by private Conveyance vii receive the
most prompt attention and the Recgacy.a con
tanning the official account Of the drawing of caeh
will be forwarded Immediately aGc, lhc drawing ),
over. ALEXANDER LIE
Washlngton city Jan ,. lk.a2 N
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TURNER Il HERR,
9AS.E1 STOaS,2,
RAMA SQIJARE,

- srA - ~ - - ~ ~ 81
BANh S4UARE,
or " l. Just received 81 paCka-e S all anu
- Winter GOODS, purchased al tue
Auction Rooms, IN New York, Ph'ladtlphia 4
Baltimore. All OF which they wld sell AT their
usual prices for Cdh. The following are a few
OF the articles rcce!tc!:-
Bales Mkt DeYon,hme Kerseys
/ do. Iiu.eys
d.. 81 Heavy London Dule Blankets
do. S.1 do.
do. Point Blankets
do. / do. o.
3 do. ii Heavy Appleton Stirling
II d. IA Cunning han d Andrr.ods' do.
5 do. IA do. Uza'nafgs
= do. 3 4 do do.
do. 81 Brown Shirtings
do. ii Bleach do. do.
do. - Dorchester Bedtick
do. / 4 superior do.
/ do. Heavy Domestic Plaids
$50 Pieces New style Calico
5oU Bales Cotton Yaru, Of Clark's end the
Ihisic Manufacture
90 Pieces Cloths Of all descriptions
10 do, Cashmere 90.
30 do Cassincts do.
In addition 10 which they viii he daily re.
ceislug fresh goods.
Sent. II. Is
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W NJ ilOl I, D. G.
Al "a
Nov

Wlk"lNlN, 10 wlt-h Rules h"ldeu ~ The Clcrks OF
hcr oi the Circuit superior Couftof La" add Chm
cefy, Tor the county Of Campbell ~ the mouth OF No
Ncmbcr, 1881, John T. ilans ind EiIla his vic
rms against Ann AK IN, wlduW and rctl OF Joseph A.
km, dee Nllhm Suhlct aud SaIuh hts "lc, turmerly
Safah ANlu GcurFc \. Sulctt aud isabella his vic.
formerly luhcla AlNn Brulau Suhrtt aud May hIs
vic, iumcrly Mary AiIu Charles Packet and ElahctI
Ann his VIII, lnrHcrly Elizabeth Ann Akin, Van Akin,
George Akin, Robert y, holly, Nathaniel Neaublc aud
Mary ms nlir, tarncriy widow aud irhct OF Bcuuis
keIy, de-. Dr0s.-n Chancrry.
Al the defendants moi having otcted their appearance
aud given security according the act OF Assembly and
the rules Of tins court, and appearing from satisfactory
evidence that urS not Iuhahuauts Of tins common
"cahn Tn motion at the plaintiffs, by counsel Its
drrcd that the sand defendants do appeal helute the
Judge OF our slId court the In, daS Of the uc
aud answer the panuns tll aud copy TIN, or.
der be forthwith inserted IN ia, lsr,hhurg \Irrlan
for TWO months sn"co,sHc, and posted Athe front door
oil the courthouse. OF tins CoultN.
AcOpy-Ics,e.
JOIN ALEXANDER, Cerk
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NIlERi Il.
CLASSICAL EDUCATION.

Tkktlt onhscrh.r erRtoinl Ior ne paitorHgn
! - Which has been 80 lIhofHIly cSlendtd ~ Mn
/ informs the public that The rex sssson Of his
! Scrool wlIl commence l,t lluuary ls32-to con
tinue until lt June. CnmI tlrg the FIST SEES =ipu oil
! 8 months. There " III thrn be an examination ri
ms pups, and - iihout iuiriuisSIon the SCHOOL
Will continue nnll the lstei August yocHtop
Of Que month will tncn hc gwen, nn1 the exercises
81 the School be resumed thu IJ Sept The 5ocon1
'esslon TO terminate lsl DeeemheI.
In TINS School viii he Taught tho Latin Greek
aud English hugoagcs. gtammntcally E., Geogfa-
ply Ancient ani Aodefh. with The usr of the
Maps AID GUhts History Auttrnt ard Modern :,
the elements OF Eucl plane aud spherical, liIRo-
uomcify and AlCGbia, trg' thcr with the lhrort
| md pfac'icc Of Surveying. Maps aud Globes are
,rovrcd tot the use OF The School. Ia directing
TIE classical sfuutos NJ his school II "r he an OIL
Iet oi special care aul attention. that the student
tsnder hrmsclf perfectly familiar with the Anliqul-
It's OF Greece nd Rome und mcguire nm historical
aud Geographical knowledge ,odtsprnsaby nrces-
NJ, ii the study o. Il mn add GIcek Literature.
\ luttM Translation ntn English from Come srlecl
nnIhal. will be ,qairrd werkly o( every classical
snd,ut. N which rhr dlilerence IN the ldIoms Of
III" Two language, and every PECULIARLY, Will bc
particularly uou, ed aud eIiinlned.
! lEllNlS-lnstruotIo N the Latin aud Gycrk
EtoEnagrs. per sesslun Of month Sl6
Ens li,h aud MaDhemu,cal II 30
JOS. p. GODFREY.
y. Il Should the School at any time be ST Ell
| lugodtadt the subscriber cannot manage 1t IN the
most satisfactory manner 10 those who may en-
urt thrt children tn his tuition IN that event
arrangements are made lorassociatlng with HIM
sHtu yoWg gentleman from tie University of Nn-
sunl Nh,n IA adduonto tho branch.s ,'umcra.
Tel obo}c. Will Il" tausht the Eunrh Spanish and
Italian lmsu1are without my additional charge
Dec. II Is J p
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w ONANNN Goods.

a klR stock of Woollcn Goods Is this time
W very complete, embracing 9ulfnble Cloth
ing for IN aud out door servants. Having been
purchased one month lnter than usual we are
enabled 10 offer them nj prices that vii satisfy
the PlanleI and Town Customtr.-Counrrv
Merchants aud Pehars are particularly invited
Tor their own interest
MkEE, ROBINSON Il Co.
Nov. 10 IA
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NOTICE,

n LII persons indebted to the su.scriberu p 10
~ the first day of January lsS9. will ri ase
'one itrwerd and make immediate seflem5l,r. as
ais demands require ii. ANY ,hle at all acquainted
with his manner on doing business, must be aware
that puneiuaiity the part of his customers is in
d'spensably necessary to make things proyrcss
smoothly. Therefore, the subscriber feels well
assured that no other notice will be necessary, as
most OF his customers very prompt
The subscriber takes this opportunity of acknow-
Adgng to the public his gratitude for their very Ii
beral patronage and hopes st to merit the sane
II He has now on hand beautiful ASSIGNMENT
ofsuperhne Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestngs, &c all
of which will be sold extremely low for cash
JOHN q. SHELTON
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100 SLAVES FOR SALE.

FENllFRE will be sold at pubic aa,tlou On I'M
n 1871 doV NJ JnHorH 1872 before tIa front
door ofthe UNION Hotel. IN the town Of Lynch.
burg OH "a crcdltofs,t and t,r,ire months aheu
ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE SLAVES.
Thcae SlaYts are #oId for ~ fault pba,e,cr. and
anong them ore many valuable yomg Mon and
Women, Boy aud Girls. Also first pdc Bhc,
smith snod rough tarpcntnr and scfcrd rlost
excellent maIr and female HOUSE Servants
4 discounted SIX pr r'nl viii b. mud for roah
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON.
ROBERT TINSLIH
Dec u tia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

EYlkGlNlA TO VII Al k0ics holden N the Clcrk
" Once Of the Circuit uPefror Court ot Law an ham
CRY for the county ol llanX the month Of November
Isl, Joseph Chandler aud Elizabeth handler Plaintiff,
against Allen Chlndlc " tnm Chandler, Gil leroy Chan
dior Peter Peilus and Money his VII, hate Name, Chu
dior William L iIuIrou uua Juditr his Il rbrI
Astb} and " llnun, Robert, MHtlha, Joseph, ANera.
Thomas and luhn Ashb1, brfr3auts.-lu ChHnccry
The defendants Gldetoy IhAdct, Fctrr Perkins nrd
Nancy h,s Wlie aud ltohrrt tshhy aud William, Robot.
Mmlha, Joseph, Atcrlla Thomas Juhu Ashby not m
tmg entered their uIpourauCH aud According
the ost ol Assembly aud the Rules Of Tin, CourI and II
appearing FROM satisfactory eyirnrr that they N not In
ahtan ai Urls tnmmu,H oa!lh-tn motion OF iic PLAN
% by tutusr, II Is ordered that tn, t,d Defendants lst
named, do appear hrutc judge 81 sud court, on
ia" first day n the and nnsatr the plunlr, bill
HAT copy " TIM order he urlnN nh inserted the Such
hutp Nuenn Tor Two mouths -is,l, aud posted al
the trout door Of the court huosc oil t.i5,auut,.
copy r,tc,
WM. HOLT, u. G
Nov. 81 Van
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\ good Black smith wanted,
Dec 10

lHaOIt whom liberal WAGES vail be gwen tor the
- ensuing ycu Any person having one for
mr. ~ disposed 10 hirc themselves, viii address a
few Inc 10 the z Master Iabu Mills, Nesou
County, Va. which vii meet with prompt attention
Dec ID W1w
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TO, IT, HNAIa
SADDEER,

nEELs truly thank fnl
- ior the liberal support
which has BEEN alluded
him IN bis line o! llusiile's.
" #libeial public, aud
tatrsa llis opportunity 70
sslIcit n f,'brs pairunas".
aud prbnii,es On lh PM
Toe isaYt TO meiit II ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12
.New-blasgow Academy

MA YATES the Principal o. h Academy
W. has Wifhmueh ls5oaf aa1 esfei.ze. secured
tis services of celebrated Female Teacher, irem
phIiaispha hose attention will Ia particularly
.leso,,d 20 tba Department., at Music Painting aud
ths French Lahsuagr.
The Trustee tax pleasure al informing t.
pudr fha, N tho dersrfl1. ats 81 tbs institution a.
nos fllei with competent 1ea.her4.
JAMES g PE>pEETON s#s'v
Reference, o. to u. character and QUALIFICATION
4 Mrs Anr,ia Hamuanu. the Young I.dy on.
aerd by Nj lirs, may In had 10 rho following
-4lIea5o. VII nv Nj BruHy ID Il#n9
john Gres l.. md Mr. JOIN Vaughan VIZ
Consul loo $ .,Hdtn Norway ~ Bmz5l Of Phil
d.lph'a--Br 1tos = Jones Washington Cily
,al NJ singleton ri South Carolua-.a Nj
singleton
Tuition fees payable IA adsnae IA Ivory IL
daurr
Jun : f.
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i.nn.ilnlne's .Nills

In the corporation Of Lynch5mg,
va ILL nr in readiness lot the reception
Wv OF Wheat by The 2Ulh Of July. We
"nl give the hghes, cash prce for wheat, or
n preferred, barrel Of sugerGne flour 10 pass
the Richmond inspection. Tor eueh five and
halfbush l..
Those Mills are situated on the back Of
Bl'ck Water Greek, just above the | oil Bridge,
HE creek hcing navlgahif, viii admt ol hoats
delivering aud receiving III Lads At the door
oil tie Mill, and being nui very d,stdnt tom
thr business part Of town farmers can with.
ont much Inconvenience aud Dolby attend to
the discharge Of their waGg ons,
We solicit an intrrvir" With the growers an
sellers Ot Wheat, before thy make hrsposi
of il. NJ. & II. s. LANGHORNE.
n. b. Servants charged with the delivery
OF wheat Will he promptly attended TO, aud di,.
missed with all possible desratch,
M. x II. 5. l.,
July II. Is
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NNA w..

n SHALL petition the next General Assem-.
- lily tor permission TO erect n Iull Bridge
across stanton RIVER, tIom my land in Pit,yl.
vanla county, 10 an oppslte point iu Campbell,
NJ or near tue Pocket Ford.
WILLIAM ". SMITH
Oct 10. &c
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MOTIF CO.

TE1HE PUBLIC and my friends are hereby
III informed that have made arrangements
wuh Mr. Robert w. Collins, on the corner Lea
ding from maui streetto ftirnd's Narehorse,
- buy tides lOr mp. and 10 rtCri'e buds 10 be
tanned, on shares.-Cash at the h1ghesi pr
c~s, or leather. VIII be gwen IN exchange. -
Also, al my lanyard, on the turnpike road,
near Lynchburg.- Every attention VII be rem
deied to give satisfaction.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
NoY. To- Is
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Nhe hynchhuYg asiiNs.

a RE now ready tor the reception Of he
ia eew crop al Wheat. Our friend, aud the
/ trmDrs generally arr respectfully requested
10 SCI Us betare dir o>lns OF then crops, y, we
are disposed TO uHhe such olirIs as ). III be
satisfactory to them.
JOINS {. <. LYNCH.
/. 5. We are abont It, c,ing IA LumUcc House
on main s't"et. near the In OF Hoic,, tur ,br -
option II Nhrat-which will obvjata The ~
convenience AID sometimes Difficulty ofsritug
to HE mill With it.
June 80. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

TayHI5 DAY RECEIVED fresh Supply Of
Il FoHG WINE, Oporto drq'td
J /. y J.E. NOYALL.
Sept. TO- Is
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A TEACHER WANTED.

n YOUNG MAN well qualified 10 teach the
IA English branches Of Ejaatlon, ani The
Latin Language vii dad employment n that ca
paeity, by applying at tins uihce
Jan .
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Etna Fire Insurance , oupany.

Htna Fire Insurance , ompany.
1gents office for Ire STATE IF I6giaa ne1t
deor 10 &. II. Michea, kirhnoDd
SkihE Subscriber IS duty authorized by the
- above COMPANY as their agent. To IS
SUI folcIrs oil Insurance in town or country.
against loss OF damage by file, throughout lie
State.
The rates of premium " Ill be made as low as
those of am oher good o.hCes. Be ides their
orlgt~al capital OF 500 900, the company nave
large surpl"s fund, held IN reserve, 10 meet
losses. OF me promuiltIde aud lbrrulty, with
which claims are adjusted aud paid, satisfactory
references can be made in this CITY.
All applications (post pald) directed to the
agent, wall receive attention, ana the nrces
sery forms for a survey will be FURNISHED 10
those at a distance il required.
The following kiads OF property NAV BE- IN.
sor d: DWELLING HOUe Is. W AREHOU-
ST., MILLS AND MACHINERY. MANI
FACTORIES. aud most othpr BUILDINGS
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE IN store
FURNITURE, BOOKS and Wearing APPA-
REL, aud utatr description Of personal prop
ertv,--Stocks OF GIa'n, Flor, Cotton. Slc. in
nils, barns or manufactures, can elsu be IA
suIed. JOIN q LAY Al.
.f.iad Insurance CO.
Richmond, dug. ls. 1881.
VHHE subscriber, having been dul, author
- Used to receive applications aud make
surveys for the above company, offers hi, ser
vices 10 the owners 81 property IN iSnchhurg,
aud country adjacent. JOHN J. PIT RVS.
Aug is emo
1SSliALL petition ia" nei Grne,al As.
- sembly for an act grau'ing me leave 20
rs shi'sh Town IN my lands Ia thr unpe. cod
OF Bedford county, 10 be cal ci lrisna
hN. \. STAPLES
NbamplIss SIore, NO! 10, 1881 3m
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CREnIT SALE or SLAVES.

Se,SliL be sold, IN this place, on SATURDAY next
w the 18th inst at public auction. on credit
oftwcse months. thirty likely and wis 1ble states.
caaistjnr q Men, Women Boys AMI Girls tlie pro-
perty eithe late Mafor John Clayton daeBouda
Win approved security vii he required.
JAMES l. CLAYTON Smsains Adm'r
Ian o uis
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FRESH SUPPLY
NEW azTo EAsHzoMAaLr
Fall and " Inter l.ond.


,sYLL AND B0RLANDb.v. =,
~ ed by ne late arrivals. drsu, ION Nv
""1 ~ 10y tasse 0ld T.
:, - - - -, -, y ~ afta DmtT Goqi
- nv ~ 'rHU'f" WIN great Gaze, eps
com,naaa,;.a ,a,.a p'''' - sF' On iha nosl a..
I'VE earnestly solicit cal ram ,,,,,.
,"s TO porenase &95a r5sag dna la,t.9' r..
Tools.
Tue ''',o"'"s are ie" Vi She leading am.
h'eh we nave rfcelseG-Vz. .
CIOThS
! Piece extra I'M bnr G!oh
do do BlteE d1
~ i t'peT ~ imported
- ST - ~" '''hs
20 9't' NIX /" AM 'i"h ~
: p'c's '"P'' navy 10 -
80 NC 'r'is'''s 'iee" ~
! Do Do M Multi i','D 10 d"
! do .idsiaide ds
IL. Ihe Geliiepel ~ oo,,5e,t,[I..
cGH and eraDfi3f ''asa b
CESGITYC ErE
Sup-r Blue, black, aud dr.,t, -
piece Coronation do tGne a1t'
bhad,A "'' o'aHf'.
do Lavender dn
80 d. Ca>sinett,-fsas and ,,cd,.,,.
, do Extra dark oI.I VIA C," a"fe.,
y,vr4-.yxyr,
Ri.b foare5 s,'t 1-'. = - ''. ~ .
u" II HS'ith Shh nun GU VtiFct kaifu,s go
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

| PteGe extra Inv blnu IiOn,
do do Bltck 11
II Fines imported
Super Blue. Black and Brown No3
DO Steel miI'd apJ d,ah =,
4 pieces Super faucy 10 -:
gipcr fine lnsislbie Green =,
| do a Mos, Green ia
| do Mulberry do
! do .ideiaide Il,
u ihe Gentiemel. f,s partisuturl, =
cali and erayf;3r. ;"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-24
aS6eJsagGGsg@ SDSa
1hmrstgNy E3rentms,. Fec. @:s.
wAslIINGTON's BIRTH DAY.

The day was fine, and the celebration went of
happily. Munford's Blues, Richardson's Artillery,
iarrison's Troop, and Bolling's State Guard, cx.
hibitcd imprcssivcly on tho square To these may
be added another beautiful Corps, which yesterday
made its first appcarancc-we mean Capt. w. III.
Richardson's Rillcmcn, Il Corps called into exist
cncc by the events of the summer. Although
armed and ready for service for several months,
this Corps, from the scarcity of the material adopt
ed for uniform, has been unable TO equip its whole
force, and turned out s~lcndcrly upon that account,
the novelty and elegance Of its appearance, how
ever, compcnsating for the fewness gifts numbers.
Tho procession wa, long and imposing, passing
from tho County Court House, up Main Street, and
by the Capitol Square, to the Old Baptist Church,
whore the Convention sat. Bishop Moore opened
the ceremony by Prayer; Gen. Cabell, introducing
it with some brief remarks, read the Farewell AID.
dress of Washington, with great emphasis and cf
feet; and the Rev. MIR. Kerr concluded by Prayer.
Vast crowds appeared on the square, and throng,
ed all tho public places, and no accidant marred
the enjoyment of the day. The festivities were
crowned by a splendid ball, numo-ously attended,
at tho Eagle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-24
Hon. G.. A WIcKLIFFE.
TO THE
L. T.. BLAIR.

The necessity and ~propriety of this address will
be manifested by a reading of the correspondence
which accompanies it.
took the earliest, and To me the most fiji occo.
sion, to correct the errors into which certain per
sons had been seduced, upon the subject of an as
scmblagc ofcight gentlemen in the room of Judge
Bib, in March, 1880.
The lapse of time between the date of NV letter
ana mat OF some OF tho answers TO II, us no fault of
mlnc. l invited the eight gentlemen, whose names
VIII be given below, TO meet at Judge Bibb's room.
for the purpose declared in my letter, and for no
other. l selected them, because Of their known
and acknowledged friendship, personal and po'iti-
cal, for General Jackson, and bocausc | had, and
believed the President had, confidence in their in
tcgrity of character and soundncss of Judgment.
SO far from having any object untricudly to the
President, for one | would have been willing, and
now wish, the President had have been present. and
Witnessed the action of this meeting; he could not,
he would not, have taken exception to tic motives.
feelings, or conduct, of any member thereof.
All who wcro present united i'm the pYoYricfv
Of respectfully calling the attention Of t.c cv,r,i
tive to the necessity Of holding Cabinet C,gncils
and Judge Bi5b was designated TO ezgr,ss our
opinion to tho President upon tins subject.
To all publications and statements which ciar~o
that this asscmbIagc was convened by uif,c ,r,,Ts
OF Mr.. Calhoun" or with a yicw 10 rcggrs, fJc
President to remove Major Eaton Go,r Lis g.l;n.
et,' or That IT was convened with t,s d..;,,,. or
had Tor its object the acCompiish,rrnt or an. am
bitIous views imputed to Mr.. Calhoun. or ihut
"'y VI INC persons present were influenced in
.9eir actions on th't occasion by any other prin-
ciple than the promotion Of ths puLlie ;ntc,os,.
and the advancement of the fame Of tIo resident
Of their choice, J give uaqagLiGcd dcnjcI.
IN All future publications intended TO charge
TINS assembly Of gentlemen with objects pnrricpd-
" 70 the administration with a design to cmbar-
TasS It's operations, and to advance the selfish am
Ol'ion imputed TO any man, the publisher is requi-
red to give to the world tho names Of Hugh l..
WHITE Felix Grundy, Robert Dcsha, Cave john
son, aud James X. Polk Of Tennessee: Gcorgo NJ.
bibo, HcHry Daniel, and c. Wicklufe IF Ken.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-24
PROSPECTS

Clay is certainly coming up the quarter stretch
with tremendous r~apidity. All accounts concur
III this. AT no time have his talents ranked so high,
q his bearing has annihilatcd at Washington, most
ofthe prejudice which was entertained at the com.
menccmcnt of the Session of Congress. The
Marylandcr contains the following:
ETtraCt Of q letter from WASHINGTON.
looks %cll hero. Say moi another word
about not being able to elect CLAY. / tell you we
cum, ard CiU. You can have no idea of the chan. e
here. Jackson is going down hill, politically, phy-
slcally, and morally, and as TO Van Buren,, he is
like a smashed Oyster. / heard a Jackson member
from Pennsylvania say, that they did not intend
to go for Van Buren, for Vice President and that n
Convention was TO he held Mt Harrisburg i'm March of
l25 delegates, and that Van Buren, could not net ;
votes. The jackson forces are dividing cverv
where, and he has not, in fact, 80 members i'm both
branches, who arc real friends The blow Of Inc
Senate on tbo nomination oC Van Buren,. has
been Il staggcrcr; besides flooring the wouId be- mi
MISTER, II has, "miilod' the household troops"
The Washington correspondent Of the Ncvbu.
ryport Advertiser, under the date ofIih inst. STATES.
that ''what little apathy the rejection Of Van Bu-
rem had left undisturbcd among the members Of
Congress who constitute the opposition, has been
uprootcd and scattered by the great speech Of the
Champion Of the American system. A sort of
political revival has taken place, aud a Proincthean
spark has kiDdlCd tho hitherto HGci.ss forms which
represented the National Republican Party in the
two Houses This is good news. Nothing but
cXeriton is required to ensure Il triumph at tho next
National Election, which will be second to none
since the achievement Of our Independence"