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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

James Rjrcr Improreuent-Wlen We remark
ed IN last, in alluson to the James River and
kenawha BILL that We anticipated nothing bcncf-
ea from IT, we did not intend to be understood as
meaning that there was either physical oriscol I'M
pedlments in the way Of the accomplishment Of tn
scheme. Our opinion was predieotcd entl.eiy Oh
the results that have attended all similar ontcpri-
1es in this Commonwealth. twill indeed rejoice
US, ii our antIcipations should prove groandcss Us
from the manner IN which the scheme is spoken Of
elsewhere may be the case. The Richmond Gem
piler says" The charter is considered liberal
ono, and the most sanguine hopes are entertained
that the stock Will be taken The most active *
pedlents wall be pursued for ensuring il success a
meeting ofthc citizens Of Richmond Is in coutem-
plation Measures will be taken for opening a
communication with the capitalists of the North,
and We hope with moncyed men beyond the At
lantic"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
sWAIM,S VERMIFUGE.

VIE Subscriber hns just received fDH supply
II Of thls Medicine. SWANS Vermiugo ~ q
valuable remedy for all Diseases, arising from dis
ordered state ofthc stnmnch--it Immediately couns
terncs ncdity and relieves sick headache.
It's emlnently cessiul 10 destroying worms,
and removes the morbid sccretons 10 which mnny
ofthe diseases of children owe their origin
Swaim's VormIfuge s recommended M beng nm
excellent Medicine, and worthy the attention ofcye.
~ family, rs its properties harmless and ito
effects undoubtcd For sale by
Howell DAVIES
March % IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
LYNCHBua.. MARCH s6. 1892.

De1dte m Genus To the exclusion of our usu-
al variety, we copy large portion Of the Debate
in tie late Legislative Caueus-sclectng II.
speeches of Messrs. VIM. Daniel, jr. of tins place
and Mr. Peudeton of Culpeper IN favor Of the no
minaton of P p Barbour for the Vice Presidency,
and that Of His Vice E1cellcncy, Peter V. Daniel
III opposition thereto, and 10y implication, in favor
OF Mr.. Van Buren,. A portion Of the speech of the
Lieutenant Governor is deserving Of the especial
attention OF the real States Rights party, who are
IN danger Of being led astray by the hlsh-soand-
ing prctensons of the South Caronians, who now
assume to be Its leaders, but who, a few short
proach and ridieuc, which their lmaglnotlona
could invent The extracts quoted by Mr. ]. Y
Daniel from the ESSAYS Of the Bon,baStts F&ftoSo
who now writes himself Governor Of South Carol!
ma, and Of his ally at that time and nov, Mr. Me
Duttic, who was tho pro,ege, and spoke the sentl-
ments OF john G Calhoun will show that they
once, and not very long ago, not only denounced
the advocates of State Rights, but even went the
before unheord Of length, to delty that Tic %o'es
bea any inherent zietts-dcclaring il to &c all a
talacy, ridiculous III theory aud IN practice sub
yeroiye Of all regular government That these
men shouldnow so far outstrip james Madison
and his disciples, whose doctrines they once held
IN such utter contempt, can only be accounted for
by the Old and verItlbIe maxim that one Rene
gade IS worse than ten Turks They who choose
may trust thcm but fifty years penanco could
rot buy our confidence.
1t seems rather strange thai We should quote
his Vice EAceIeocy with superintendent W.
have not row fot the first TIME to learn, that po
ltics. like misery make one acquainted with
strange btdfollows."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
China, Glass 81 Earthenware,
WHOLE SALEM RETAIL,

WHOLE SALE& RETAIL,
n UST received, and partly opened the Goods
% bv the Ship Tally No md Richmond. consw-
ine principally Of fine Ware, viz: LusTe China,
lea Sets Gold Luslre Pitchers. black and blue
printed Dining Services. black aud blue Printed
Dsh.s, Plales, Soup aud Sauce Iureens, Salad
Bowls, Ewers aud Basins. various tancy Pitchers,
orannl packed assorted Gates, &c. &c.
ALSO,
An assortment Of rich ell, Mantle & Pier Looking
Glasses large aud small Mahogany toile, Looking
Glasses. all of which are ut very low prices. Ihr
public respectfully invited TO call and exam lne
before purchasing olsewhsre.-On the srfvnl OF
the balance of my Spr,ng Supply from Livnfpoo
dun notice will be given JOSEPH d. EVANS.
March 10 ~2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
A CARD.

To The Cm=tns Of Ntw Glasgow.
N IL. BENSON respectfully informs the Ladies
~ and Gentlemen Of Nov Glasgow, that he
will not be ia that Village until Monday morning,
the % of Apu
March 90 2lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
WARDS OFFICE.

WARD5 OFFICE }
Lynehbure, March %, 1892 :
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, 4lh Class at Richmond,
Friday last:
80 So l6 "a % DO 81 Sc % Of.
Combination Ticket % a. SO, WAS sold "a share
of it, at WARDS OFFICE,
10 gentleman ofthi' town.--The drawing OF the
Free Road Lottery, 3D. clasg, is expected by tins
evening mail from Danyllle.--A few tickets and
shares may be had tins mprninR. by calling at
WARDS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

The proceedings Of the Jackson meeting ut Am
hcrst Court house came to hand too late Tor this pa
per--thoy shall find place IN our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

Tas TGONoMiTrs We learn thai a serious
igrfrtoH or rabtliaA eNists amongst the subjects
d, Mr. Rapl at the town Of Economy, few miles
below Pittsburgh II seems that Count Leon late
Belgium, who with aretInuc passed through this
pace last fall, mas been some time residing al Econ
ary as TIL guest Of Mr.. Rapp the lawful sovereign
ibis establishment and that IN the mean time the
3iat hus been most dlsaoureoasIy stealing away
hearts Of the subjects of his host. The oonse-
.laace Is that on the 3lst ut. an open rebellion
.ro,e out, When n Large portion of the Economics
AIRED fol- a change Of government, slgaed coll
.ltion drawn up by Count Leon, and marched
4lough the streets OF Economy with an officer Of
.a.lt osn choosing tai hpir head, in open defiance
The legitimate authorities. Verify these are the
days of Revolution Nh Ropp and Count Leon
lave each engaged auxiliary aid in the shape of
ounsel learned in the law 50 that IN all human
p'ohab.ity the commotion will end i'll war-----
ttworls
Tie principal complaint against Rapp's govern
Ae,t appears 10 be that his laws forbid upon pan
ii heavy penalties, his male and female subjects to
i; n IN love or contract metrmony with each 9th
en- Truly this was most 9espotic government!
aud one against which we think both nun woman,
aud o4.dd, shoald rebel en- atasse Err G0effe,
Er0n5mv--Tht p ltsburgh Gazette states that
the difficulties whlchla,e by existed between these
o,y in this village, AMI that portion which had Sc
oejej have boon amleably arranged. On the 9th
INST articles were signed in which It IS agreed
taathe society pay to the secrders l05 900 dollars,
d,d1eting eighteen hunared due the society, by the
Count and his fuaiIy.
S33 200 to be paid in hand,
$4,000 IN SIX months,
1000 IN twelve ,aouths.
The Count and his tomily To move off IN six
R,eks-,hr dissenters IN three months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

e. The Virginia LeRtsl0tare adjourned on
Tuesday last greutlylo the relief of the Treasu
", the convenience of Editors, and the Joy Of the
people. We shall endeayoT to commence, in our
next and complete rapidly possible, The publ
cation of the Sketches of lhc Laws passed during
the session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
AND

ANTI BiLLiOGS Pills.
These two preparations combined. cons,iiuie an
eihcacious rcmedy for the DYSPEPSIA, even al
Ter II has acquired tho most ob,unaie character
and resisted every effort Of professional skill
Whom both med,cucs are administered 20 sonncf
ton according To plain aud particular Dweci,nns
accompanying the VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
th'y certainty cleanse TIM anrntnr, canal oi that
viscd mucus which is the proa,mate cause OF tia
disorder, and rs ionlc and stDuinpt. tley restore
HE healthy action aud oocfgy OF the sto,pnc h and
strengthen the dehIldaled system. The proprietor
eau also confidently recommend The yEuLI ABLE
Specific hs one OF tho best remedies known 10 L
the sick Head Ache
PTloe 80 centa ga Oh article
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

b0oTIIs J. --5Ws-'-3Us-- Tvs, o.
Tickets $55-Halyes - 50-Quartcrs II y
dor sale at DIciGES' OFFICE.
y B. The drawing OF the Virginia Free Road
lottery class 70. 3, for 1882 is receNed-theq quar-
Ter Of Sl00--also, the quarter Of Ss0-sold at;his
9f@e The capital prize OF 5000 having been
Drawn 10 letter ALL Tickets having that letter
o. them are entitled to IS each
March o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
Auction sale ofLantI.


IN pursuance Of "a decree OF the worshpful tie
M county court of Amherst, pronounced on IL
day of February. 1892 tho undersigned cS1r
mssioners Will sell, ntpubhc auction, uton tie
premises, small trac, sfnnd, lying in the coupit
OF Amherst near Treuts Ferry ADJOINING the I,fds
Of WIN. w. Scott and others, aud on which Nka
rino'cy now a. :, and belonging to the estatao
John Burford dcc'd The sale will take p.ace,on
Monday the 23d April neAt--and the terms ocs,.,e
vii b. cash tothe amount Of $50, the balance IN
one, two and threa years, aeeofding to The terms 81
the d,cree. WILLIS REYNOLDS.
JOSEPH PETTYlQhN
ISAAC REYNoLpa. /
Maish IS. uiJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
dHLORlNE AOTEON-for soften

d HLORlNE LOTEON-for soften
u ing, whitening and boautiymg the skin,
OIL Canthardln,
Sem. Phllandnun hquatica or Seeds Of Water
Fennel a new German rcmedg Tor diseases Of
the throat, wind pipe, DC.
Tinci Of Colchcum,
Seeds Of ditto
Raj Alkaline cIlorosced Chchonham Salts, pre-
pared from the w atcrs Of the Montpelier Spar
at Cheltenham,
Flour Spar,
Gum Balls for Colds Coughs, &c.
Tou,
Coltstoot
Lquorlce, IoTENGES
Boneset, For Coughs, Colds, &c.
WistnrS md
Iceland Moss,
Pontre Faet Cakes, ditto,
Heartburn Lo2enscs
Gumncd Labels, nssortcd,
Susponsary Bnndages
Cologne aud Rose WATERS,
Green and Blnci Shagrcen Lancet Cases.
Received and for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March 26 ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

~ Twoor three communications are unavoda-
bly, deferred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

| by the Old and vafltlble maxim. that one Rene
gade is worse than ten Turks They who choose
may trust them, but fifty years penanco could
rot buy our confidence
1t seems rather strange thai We should quote
his Vice EAceIlrocy with opp1obation-but W
have moi row, fot the first time. to leunn that po
alies like misery make $ one acquainted with
strange b,dfclIows"
g. The Virginia Legts0tare adjourned on
Tuesday last, greatly 10 the relief of the Treasu
", the convenience of Editors, and the Joy Of the
next and complete rs rapidly rs possible, The publ
cnton of the Sketches Of the Laws passed during
the session.
CoRg1ess-This body has now been in session
sixteen wccts-and what has il done Emphat-
eally nothing Noqucston (says the couespon-
den: Of the U. S Gazette has been taken on
single point which has been deemed by either House
or by the country, to be an important one. There
has been an abundance Of legislative oraorv pro
digaJ expenditure of acrimony, and protuse IN
dulgcnce in personal invctive but nothing like
useful legitimate, dignlied Legislative action The
taking fever seems to rage with an unusual malg
nifty during the present session.
They that always talked, now talk the more,
And tley talk much who never talked before
eS-Dn Monday last Mr.. WickliRe introduced IN
the House Of Representatives, resolution, autho
rzing an enquiry into portion of,he official con-
duct of Elijah Hayward, Commissioner Of the Gen
eral Land Office. which was referred to the Com
mittcc on the Judiciary. II was observed in the
course Of the Debate the motion to refer it, that
tmlght result in an impeachment ofthat officer
- The question on Mr. Haynes proposed
mendment to MIR Clay's resolution, on the subject
ofthe modification Of the Tariff, was taken on the
l7fh inst and twas rejected by the following vote
Ycas-Mcssrs Benton, Bib, Brown, Ellis,
Forsyth, Grundy, Haynr, Hill, Kane, King,
| Miller Moore Pondexler, Robinson, Smith Troup,
7 ylcr Whtc-Is
NM-Aitssrs Bell, Buclner Chambers, Clay,
| Clayton Dckerson, Dudley, Ewing, Foot Ere
M.ro pr a Pa;ns 9orranr boo
splaEue, Upton, TomInson, Wagganan VII
kns-2f
THIS vote may be considered test, 50 far as the
Senate IS concerned MIR. Clay's resolution, after
the above vote coming up foT consideration Mr..
Forsyth moved that /; be postponed to the lst of
May This motion cave rise 10 debate, which.
at the date four last adyices, had not terminated
= Let the friends Of the iarih beware says
the Richmond Enquirer "ho are the trends OF
the farm to whom THIS a1mohItofy warning "a CIV
IN Doubtless the inquirer meant 1t exclusively
ter Henry Gay and MS political trends or' o' II
man itioF 'Noseo It's own parry VINO arc 10 say
the least OF as uheompr"'hs'ng as MI Gay
himself On tins SUBJECT LOOK LOT example, "' inc
vote gwen IN the senate 0" iiay"e' amendment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
DEGGES' OFFICE.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
5000 DOLLARS.
Dismal Swamp Lottery,

CLASS No ), for 1892
10 be drawn at Richmond, on Friday the 3oth of
March, 1889
81 Nnmhers-8 NraMn Ballofs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

4 WILL sell, in front of my Office on Wednes-
~ day, 28th INST at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
IL IND really prime ST CroiX and New Orleans
Sugars,
70 bags prime Green Havana Coffee,
ecasks Cheese,
boxes Pine Apple do
. boxes Brown Soap,
y boxes Rsisins,
6obls. Loaf Sugar,
cases Fur Hats &c &c
Terms liberal and made known at sale
JOHN r. d. PAYNE.
March &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

,%Si'Dn Monday last Mr. Wictlifc introduced, in
rzng an enquiry into portion of,he official con-
duct of Elijah Hayward, Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office. which was referred to the Com
mittce on the Judiciary. II was observed, in the
course Of the Debate the motion to refer IT, that
1t might result in an impeachment ofthot officer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

zsr The Florida papers speak with grea, indig-
nation Of the removal, by the President, of Judges
Breckenridge and -, to make room for
Messrs. Bryce g Bib, sons of ,woof his influential
partizans. They say that ], has rendered the Pre-
siden. more unpopular there than any preceding
act of his administration. But, what cares he for
that The Floridians have no vote IN PresIden-
tai elections.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

8 The Supreme Court Of the United States
closed its session on the Eth INST and the Judge,
have gone tQtDclrrespectise Cife1.ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

o, ths water SI2er2l boats
- n. ,,,l,o ranal and either carried down
acre t-asp .sa among the ice aud floating bull
orgs a d v-The water is still rising
Hait -, the canal, on the south Of The city
10 VI s',,,,,,lIy wearing away II Inc canal
&C sied 10 any considerable extent,
zhoua ,..,5os much greater destuuon OF pro
q ma .,sue IN the lower part of the city many
perry ~ landings IN that part must be swept
away. .-..-.,., IF nropertv has taken place, we
l"e's =, thg flats above this city from the
ofllye stock &c. The bridge at this place
aro"h'n9 ys should consider ii in great danger Of
s'''s, .,,.ect away, were it not so strongly built
~ D1,race 10 tAf DclGvare and Hudson "a
S'ig-2 nal
Il. Kingston Pleban Of the lith-The
0 o.. ,l,,uing Of the great body of snow which
collecting the past winter, together with
''u 5srabe quantity of rain, raised the Rondout to
So"'' h.,ybt-Fears were entertained on Mon-
-, ,he stream would find It's way through the
cay L. TN, of the Delaware and Hudson Canal.
III, Of that day about IL O'clock the fears
-" Infants were too fully realized, small
'' W.. ,,.,s NJ first made A number Of hands ac-
,,rd could not again confne the water-
nv 5bort time the whole body of water tore a
anu a. e,bankmcnt, and rushed impetuousy a
way gsl,ripg the village Of Eddyvlle. A new
'v'-' has thus been formed for the Rondout, the
'''''4 of which if accomplished at all, must be
.',, ,,.,,b great expenee TO calculate the amount
loss IS out of the question. Suffice it to say
,.,,, addition to the damage sustained by the
- Company which is very great, injuries not
.I,rabe have also been oecasloned to grea-
..,,,,n Of the inhabitants Of Eddyville, who
3,,yen hastily al late hour of the night,
,bsir ha6itations, leaving their furniture and
.pa, effects exposed to destruction by the merclIusS
raIpypllc is now an island The Ronioat,
.I".Lh ef,re ran along the south side ofthat village,
~, lie paw channel has also obtained passage on
~. north side And the new channel appears us
,,-aI and AS likely to retain the water as the old
r.j,ea many are Of opinion that the wafer will be
.t,lrawn from It's Old course Should that he the
va. the damage VIII be greatly increased, as a
.,,ao factory, an OF. MIL, and saw NIL, viii I've
without water
Unexpected that he repairs ofthe Delaware and
q. ison Canal cannot be completed short Of thirc
~ loir montlIs-.perhaps LONGER Independent OF
al ,.ar injuries. this lons suspension Of operations
yN be seriously jthy the inhabitants OF large
e.rr.on Of country as vel as the company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26


EAhuiNia-Ata court helt for Buckingham county
the ith day ofMarch l632.-Samuei J. WALKER PIT
asaihS1 refer J. Francisco and Charles McKnney, ad
Illustrators OF Peter Francisco. dec Defts.h Chancery
oe'ehdant Peter J. Francisco, n0t shavinR catered
appearance and given security according TO he net OF
ahn The rules oi this court, and il appearing ny
rsActory evidence that he inhablaut of this
"s - ID ordered thai the said absent defendant do
peaf here the first dav of the next June Court and
'ne eli Of the plaintiff ahd that a copy nj this or
~ oe forthwith inserted in the Lynchhurg NlrgHian,
g months >isoly aud posted at the front door
F"e Courthouse in the said county.
Acopy-Testc,
Msf6aad L. LA"h'o"H5 = , o. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

SEDTCTI0N.--Inthc ease Of John /. Dufrsn
Francis Feltner, a verdict was rendered IN tie
reult curt now sitting few days since n.y. AZ
a.a, to the Plaintiff $500 damages. Another iU
T.. had previously given $3.50 domagcs to the
laughter Of the plaintiff, in an action for 4 breach
o'rronisa. the report OF which We have published
l.o present SUIT Yves for seduction
~ X Can.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

March pc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
This is to give notice,

I8-3t EDM. I. LEE,C. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

peasants were kneeling before the affairs, anu the
sound occasioned by my suffering the door 20
slam on entering, reverberated Tor many SECONDS
along the arched roof. The tombs OF Rolio, the
Norwes Grille. who became Duke OF Norman
DIV, (ancestor Of William the Conqueror,) and
died in 9s2; Richard Ceur de Lion; his brother
and many others distinguished in their time' al
ford objects of interest to the stranger as ne wan
ders through the aisles. lighted by the various
and beautiful tints that stream through the pam
ted windows, to the altar oil the b. virgin. ABOVE
which is an exquisite picture Of the Nativity oy
Philippe de Champagne, an artist oil much nieri''
who distinguished himself in the middle OF the
! seventeenth century. A marble slap oeneata
again recalls the name Of John, Duke OF BEDFORD
it is his tomb; the meanest peasant IN france
NAV tread over it every day.
Scarcely inferior in interest and beauty to the
cathedral is the church of ST.. Ouen, which owes
its foundation to monk of that order, who erect
ed it at his own expense.
The museum contains several good pictures,
mostly copies. There is very fine one by
Mignard, of the famous Madonna Of Raphael at
Dresden-The alteration Of the Shepherds by LIE
Teller. native of Rouen, possesses much mer-
il; he was the nephew and scholar OF n. Poussin.
Restout. Jouvenet his master. and several artists
of nue in their time were natives of this city, as
well as Corheile and others distinguished Tor
their genius and talents.
1t is now late, Tomorrow must be up by the
dawn. and on the road to Paris. and now my
poor worn out stump Of pen. good night-there
IS as little probability that you will ever traverse
and spoil so much paper again. as that shall re.
trace my footsteps with the same feelings that
now have. know this excitement and novelty
cannot last; but after all am not quite so tar
gone as YOU; YOU have seen not only your best,
but last hour. literally FUSED up" | may
vet battle with the world although in the end
perhaps be thrown like you. worn out and good
for nothing in the chimney corner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

ITVHAT the subscriber. Of Alexandria County, in
l. the District Of Columbia, has obtained from .I,e
Orphans Court Of Alexandra County. in the District
of Coiumbs letters testame ntary the personal es
tate of Jemima Jenkins late of the County afo esaid
dec ased All persons having clans against said de
ced hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
suoacr,ber passed BY the ORPHANS Court, on or be
fore the 18th day Of Sept, 1855, they may, by l.w
be excluded from oil benefit to said estates and those
indebted thereto are required to make mme date pay
ment. Given under my hand this 18Th sept. 1852.
NANCY MCCARTHY JENKINS,
sept 18-3t Executrix Of Jemima jenkins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
"'TELEGRAPHIANA."

On Friday last, we alleged that the President
of the United States had submitted TO Congress,
in an official report, false estimate of the Urea.
sury, knowing il to be false. and challenged the
Globe to deny the truth of our charge. That
DENIAL has been made. We will, tomorrow
redeem our pledge, and put the matter beyond
controversy.
The Globe and the Bank The profigacy of
that ngrafeftt hypocrIte. Amos Kendall. has
No., been developed more fully than in his late
plumbers on the bank of the United States and
the veto. We are not the advocate OF the bank;
to those who approve of that institution. belongs
the task of answering the multiplied pisrepre.
sensations and falsehoods, both OF argument and
fact, with which his ESSAYS abound. But we pro-
mise, at an early day, to unmask the Villain, and
hold him up to public view in all that hideous de.
formity which belongs to hypocrisy, ingratitude,
avarice, ambition, and mendacity. He deserves
this at our hands. and he shall receive it.
Thomas Richie kaows that Kendall is the
writer of the articles on the Bank of the United
States and the veto, which appear edItorially, in
the Globe, and yet he volunteers to assert that
they are written by F, P. Blair
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
District of Columbia,
Cou,,fu of .7iernndria, Set.

County, 81 .7IeLdndrtd, Ncl.
Jesse BECKLEY has applied to Hon William
81 Crsnch, Chief Judge of the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia. to be discharged
from imprisonment, under the act for the relief of in
solvent debtors within the District Of Columbia.
the first Monday October next, at o'clock A. u. at
the Court House in Alexandria; when and where his
creditors reqn red to attend
sept Is st EDM !. LEE,C. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19

A 7riAing Eraction.-A gentleman being
rather holly pressed in company to sing song.
pettshly observed. tina, "they wished to make a
but Of him. BY no means, my good fellow"
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