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

fefflced nea. oac-Ea.f uy lie nurftre--s s.t
and Il now remains 70 be seen whctlas H.. 3. 3
Gogernucnt hos The will or the power. "a +. NJ
example. 1t row depends on il 10 ee,.a.,'.. L
friendship ofEutopet to dispel the n,is,r,,.,
the revolution of July excited. and +, al. vi
declared wish Of establishing system &C. d
peace. All The political questions thai s''fI1
determined a. not calculated to CHANGE n, . % b
the Power declared N favor one con-, VII. u
jeet-Altef the decision of lie LouGoe g. 25s
the af'3rs Of B'.aaI and Eslsium een Los
seatial obstacle, as Neither pa ca.. Y. r. y.
pose til cSe ui.on oft. w have Et,Is -, ." =.
Poland Fras Coasten.nople there 3 ta.l..i ish
poaai'--I The plague was abatius. il. estsl..ls a'
as itn.f supposed, Of the etangc Of - W.
thai .uceeedsfl the drtad.g. iail storm. IN.
ofWarsa" HI cxeit'd nulel, selection
living at Cons,a",tap'e lad proclaimed
impossible ~
TURKEY.
Ge>sTANfAO9rE Aoy. II The Pose,
greatest cnotioulhe Diyon Is separately III '.s
I'D TIE i.5is t.nau,.i IS in cansian,
wiz European DIasomcn. It's copEdqo.l.
that resA ueso aiions with record to -, ia
been opened, and thaftlie Confrrnee # 1..' ''s
seeing lie amon,ahle STATE 10 chlb,t,l-..'..'57
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

'"''' -, ,,t,,,s to oxcite alarm / be re-
hs.eioio lo. :. ,,,'o de,tb, and eight reco,ofes
P'f ailoGi.'s thai ,be general amount OF ea-
'''' = 81. Nh ,n.tead Of ncrcasing-tie 10
20 i,i' - ,.b,eh by tho former report
vi ''',''' -, b., l6
"a' - -, ne sanford Ntrs
", ,..l.,.-,I,ere IS no trenson in predic-
49,. -. 10 wish for such rcsult--but
''5 -. and ,.e do mo- confidently pre-
- g ,go sce around ms, that II tic Re
p,I ,,..a,,i,.. +, the SAINT effect be not
- INN tbrge months from his
" ,t'a1;.,,,,c - ,oois and R!sAuns VII be
, ,'..,,,l ~. ,;.,or,, M, Of fact.
- I'll, r,s,,,,., sav Iz-rfbc reports
! - oe f,,;,tr.. :. ;al We alluded
=, ,...,,.,. mr., sill r,r.ya,... in the city We
NO., r,seyer thai there is no truth n them
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2..,,.r,,sio of -,sb ra..41eaf.-a srotty 5e-
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I'll .,,ts- ,,scr. that tbcfr i, "a opinion In
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.,,, - "a .,.,.,b ,,,.isb we % not ltauk very
| i,,,,l,lI E.i.Lf. l.. Il,. ma. lie assured l,lst
,bt,e al b...,o chance nth policy Of the Gov
,r,.,, ,,h ,s.rord 70 the Question Of ,sGrrn, ,or
iii, tl.,,.,, rraso..-fl.ere caaaot 4 Ministry IL,
rf.t,.d,,ot,,n and .a,,,rnt refor, could moi laId
] nri.- wee,,s-tbcy would instantly b. dive,
OH. # rowcr by the force Of public opinioa OF -
,,a.lr I,a,.n,,on Of force eGaallv efficient thord
ma, .s.;,la 50 agreeable
FRANCE
7. .,.o. a,.near tina, some ra.a.inoss il e.. IT
Par ,.lt@auence of the SUI ..o,anged ssnee
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r,ca Of I,d,. Ion. Tie r.port that he hal mace an
,nnca io, the Emperor Of Russia AGAINST the slight
,nfaadcd to he ,,t upon ms fam.l. v : of course,
rrsa,s1 seriously by tic French. as the conscquen.
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W. ha,c reason 10 hel.r,c f..r,yet hcrl as.l,-
r,,,r,, ,,c,er homo ,l,ti,r ,,lf ,ri.t.,,.s # IL,
Con, ,sroncc are NOT l,,elv toba influenced bv tic
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Kin and ,l,at treaty ,youl5 fo,II,.iih if NOT nj,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12


~, -. IA l.ei supposed ,ha' ny hos' f. lao'tfe
is.a IA. is5 e,I.si5;aaa tom AlhHaa#'s @
=. 5a-y, ,.sss Ia, ii t':.an his mos ial
-. l. It4e, as al act ol'oourtcsF.
Mr. ho,l sill. he vista. ia guest - f'scni =
scsor.ls. 10 the vii % III ll'ess, ani :. hop.
tn, ba.a ..enl!am = woalh-..s, ( -, = ae;al a.
Ia repfes .ass,.la AID g. t.e - n lz
TONERS.
patton Wa r.isSf
sir. Wayo4tlf presented pit ',a' u -.
izcns Of neesosst ep Tia e..ioll 81 i,t isslp
Tic i5ll =, fafa NV county TO- ctl.sd
aVagas e1l5tg on, 81 parts "f e.a',it-= -. =
a., aill WIS was res athud ame5 AMI -. =.
soe~ asasie. sfIseieL
MIR BE- max. from tbs Gnna#ftea IT het'+ II
.lus.ics made a rfpod ~ .'a3fs tioas D.. -
laton Ia trer NEGROES aud nni1aafs.
Mr. Blown loycithat tag bdl In amenl IA. -
aflaa session. auihori m To Board ri tnpas
Work. TO subscribe to the $40 Il ri The - rs'as
R,l Road Company b lakeu mp.
Mr. erucs wished thaitHo gentleman from u.
ter,,..r. woala salgr { S b.l. q remain tar a i~
,t,vsa,tba taalls Tia COMMITTEE ul Ea1.s aa4
la,ocual Navigation hi na. ~ rpafted ani
when ii .r report was pnsa.ad, the Whole
.tajsst II at=l,i lmpzavfn nj would b. o'ior=
hs lIolss. 4 wisle1tiA8 bll deferred nti 'h'l
ncriod -.
M Brown thonght tae delay unnecessary. liz
Couatiee had already Hnl tas s11l 4 es.s M.
aud had rspaftal upon L hI,hoge"i oi -. ''at
lmprovcmalt aas 1T e. stand on Is own r''''F
fao,ine. and Il was impossible TIT ins wafh '2ta
J.nsnA nron any other which weali j., reP2f'' ".
i, III, were desired To has d5tu aHy s.n.fI
,,lrs. m slt,l ea=as. he was ready m the ai-cns
son Of TN bll 10 state The prE"lgles ON winch h.
should nst on all such qlesaeIss ihn SITUATION oi
tLe eanpany rendered II necessary that THIS bill
should b. acted en- ot once Itwas mfatlni In
them 70 know speeiily Tn decision ct tha li"ns
that they might know Wltt Ia depend On II The
bill WIS postponed until late ia The SESSION, th'
ror1pany and engineer woaldbg nn.h embarrassed
and Inc work retarded Aud unless som reason g.
isic Of which sepi not conceive he hoped TIE
House would a5a tupaa III b l.
Mr.. Bfutc thought this Bill OF sftat importance
The State wa, 1t sa3mad about 10 embaris IN an *
..ns.ve scheme OF improvement aud # the
subject were nov discussed, It would BE- discussed
over mn, when la- general question came biofa
the linase Twas known ttt ma few days a
ropo,t nnhn !, would BE- mad, enlffrln' al The db.
,ects to - pt,s .atel this yeu. i was ppable 10
his mln t t4ls bill ought mot i7b taken ~ untl
that rcp,f. Should tc before tn llaHsg.
Nj Preston declared hls. intention 20 vote forths
bill: ba. - t1al1 rea lily a. ,u, 10 the pfapuct9
al the Ia 3..oa o, The gentleman hQm llalio. "hoI
would probably tlhc an OPPOSITE couJsa-oe,ausa
he thou =. .oa. Il This bin wc-e now taken ~, ths
general sd, 81. would be discussed, and OCCASION "A
loss I'm. lswas thcr. fore opposed II taking /
ur the bill not bu.aue he wished 70 connect this Oh
iect with any other work but because he wished
unnecessary debate to ha avoided
Nd Williams said he object Of this h4' Lad
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af3.aH.sl wa as.cd
Nj Cfa1I,. Tom thu COMMITTEE If aehoal, Hnd
f,,tI.e.s mnYed the #a,rr. Of that Commit
,i M, further eeaslI r4ilou II a petlt IN of SUI
dr., rf5lrns of Af.sr,uarIa. ~ an m,rea.f Of tle
number Of the Visitors oftuo University Of Vusl
MA A,rrcd -
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,yr,, .'v,rI o.t,j. an. relative 10 slaves free nr#
.,o.. ai.I n,ulafta.s. was l,ncn > AID ON mo,.na
ii Vii cobb. va aId Oh n. tu5le, 10 be- taken Up
= .>,nr,I,y mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

Thursday Jan. 5-A message WIS reccivea
from the Senate, stating tina, they hal luSsrd tn
acts----for tn publication of the law, coaccrnus
overseefs OF the poor and the poor Gu,.s Common
" alth
That they hal also passed 0'ih omeR4neate the
bills-Making further provision orihr r.iief Of
insolvent dcbtors-Remoying the limitation % PRO
seoutions for petit larceny.
The amenlmcnts to the first BIN were adop:a1
mem. con. Those to the latter bill, make a lma
ton offUe years--Mr. Wtcher expressed HIM
clfopposed to the bill, and thought tn limitation
ought TO be two wears instead of fire, and moved
an amendment to that effect. Mr.. Bfodnax thought
any limitation ought not to be less then five years
Some conversation took place between Mcssrs
Jons, Broinax, Wiicher and Campbell ofBrooie
when Mr.. W withdrew his motion To anend and
moved the indifnite postronement Of the bill which
was rejec,ed---Mr Wiicher then renew ed the mo
ton TO amend, which Was also REJECTED and tn
amendment Of the Senate agreed to.
TIE bhls-Prescri5ns ccrtain general conditions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

WNTGNEEsss S;egars, Brandy, Green ana II, p'' =.
w Teas, Nolasses, Rec, Snn.Fs, -, -.
Tobacco, Fancy Articles for CURE . l ~.
GIFTS, Medicines, Drugs, Surgeons InSn',ra FL. III
Oils, Brushes, Soaps Pcrtilmery, Pen ana :, .a~
Knives, Scissors, Gums, Pistols, fHhN' ,....
&c. sc. Of rafious qualities, and at Tie M0N =,
trd prizes. Also. Prccip'tetcd Eqit6c' Oh =.
aer and digAll rqiaqJt remedy, tar sat, -, %
Dec % lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

NJ DE or pRAVY,>.G

N|OT OF NRAW!S.G- -,
To be drawn on the 4, =, c, raa. GH' ~
przes of : u g awarded n'hc rs, "'o'
third div s;on to te dctc.mHi,d ty that wI'4s, ~.
3raw tn capita. mze of&r0oo SO that 'Fc ip'" :,
Of tnec tickets, one in each DIVISION, : clTo"
draw one Prize, and may draw four Al. me Pr -
above the denomination ofSi IN one whe'., a1' r.,
Che numbers IN onolhgr at ol.ee, the "hoe e.,
drawn in 4 few hours. Prizes payable II ''Ii1
ty days after tic drawing, alsl Sulect TO t's 1'''
deduction Of fitcgnrer e,nt
Tickets 81, Halves So 0rs ! ..,.ov
For sale at DI6GE$ L6' In
and Exchange Ohcc lya.s II.
Whore all or,'2rs from the country, lNoa' pau
enclosing the cash or pri4o ticaai., viii be prom
attended To- Jao -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct 29.-Tha exchange fcs,uiers with
Paris is extremely active. Two arrived yesterday
from Paris, and one was despatched thithcr 1t is
supposed thattho general reduction of the a,rc,
of Europe so often spoken of is tho subject these
frequent communications ~. Austrian ara,v IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

A ,alamitous fire took place ut Macon, Georgia
on the night of the eth ult Tie buildings de
sroyed were valued n, from ID 10 1000 dollars
and the goods and furniture at about $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12


Fridoy, Jan GA message Was received from
the Senate STATING that they lad passed the hlis-tg
amend the several acls concerning the town OF Lex
mgton---appo..amg new Commissioners to fix the
county seat OF the county ul Floyd---amcndug tn,
several acts regulating fhe appointments Of Directors
on IT, par, ofihr Commonwealth tor the Farmers
Bank OF Va, tie North Wcs'ato Bank of Va
aud the Bu.,ll Of lha Vallcvof Va and 10 amant
the act incorporating the Manchester and Potomac
RAD Road
On motion of Mr.. Helms, leave was given tC
bring IN q h,ll, GNms the school quota Ter the coua
ty OF Floyd, and d,netmg the President AMI Direc-
Tors of,b Literary Fund to pay the same to ths
Treasure. ot,hc School Commissioners IN slid
,oau'v.
Nj. Broadus proposed the follow Nc resolution
P#a'rc8, rLat leave he givan 10 bring IN a bill
to reduce the ICES of Attorneys ia the Superior
Courts Of Canecry nov established in THIS Com
noawealth, aud ai,ot the fees ol Commissioners ID
Chanecry 10th IN tue Inferior and Superior c ourls
Referred tothc committee for courts of Justice
On motion Of Mr. Bioduax, Thomas A How ard
was appointed Jerk of the Committee on the sub
cct of Slaves and Free Negroes.
On motion of Mr. Webb, the Committee on til,
Militia was instructed to inquire INTO the expcdien
cy of providmgby law for the annual assembling
OF the officers and non-commissoned officers o
each brigade or division, ht some central or eonyc-
mont place IN their spectiye brgades or divisions
fora specified time 20 be trained by some proper
and competent instructor. And tina; the saio Com
mluee be further instructed to inquire into the oX-
pedienry OF allowing each officer and non-commis-
stoned officer, thus assembled and trained. per d
en- amply sufficient 10 r,nunerale them for the loss
Of time and expence
Petitions we.c presenod,By Mr. Pendsoion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

Rev. Alfred V. Bosset, pastor Of the Univcrsais
Society in Dedham, Mass. committed suicide on
Monday night Under the influence Of brain fo
yer produced by the prevailing sickness and gtca
eSerfions, he cut his ,hrgat wit q ra2of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

: HaG=Tue half yearly dividend. l.
clo,ad on tn, : ius'a..l, Is three and IL a'. ~
cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-12

The amount oftonage whehpasScd thronshta
Dismal swamp Canal during tn. past year WAS
10, 800 tons, Of which Ii, 953 tons We're composed
ofproduce of the country, and f55j tons were met-
chandse. Among tic articles oi produce We're
twenty six millions Of shingles II 900 bales Of cot
ton, 81 900 hhds. tobacco, Sc.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-22
FAMILY VISlTER.

III TT is proposed to commence the publication
III Of a RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER in Worcester,
with the above title. 1t will be its object to
furnish a weekly compendium of whatever is
calculated to be interesting to the religious
community, in relation to Missionary, Bible
Tract and Education Societies. Sabbath Schools
and other associations of the different religious
denominations, whose object is to do good
with such other intelligence as comes within
the range of similar publications. Short com.
muncations and selections of practical char
acter, will also be occasionally inserted; as
we'll as pieces suitable for the entertainment
and instruction ofthe younger members of fam
lilies. In fine, the conductors will endeavor TO
render it welcome vsiter in every religious
family.
1t will be published every Tuesday morning
on sheet about the size of the Boston Trans
cript, and furnished to subscribers at one dolia'
and taoenty;feo cents year which, however
may be discharged by paying one dollar IN al
rance.
Responsible agents will be furnished eleoer
copies for ten dollars, and any larger number il
the same proportion.
OF 1t is requested that the subscription pa
pers may be returned, free of expense, to aES
RY J. Rowland, care of DoRR 81 HowLAND
Worcester, by the lst of March, that, if suffi
cient encouragement is given to warrant the
undertaking, the first number may be issued OF
Tuesday, the Sd day of April next. Feb. g.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-22

JEW OurwITTED. Jew had ordered q
French merchant in Morocco TO furnish him
with considerable quantity OF black hats, green
shaws. and red silk stockings When the arti-
Giles were ready for delivery the Jew refused to
receive them. Being brought before the EN-
peror, who administered justice himself, he de-
MED having given him the order, and MAINTAIN
ed that he did not even know the French mer-
chant " Have you any witness SAID the en-
peror TO the Frenchnan. " No. 80 much
the worse for you; you should have had wit
nesses YOU may retire" The poor merchant.
completely ruined, returned home in despair.
He was however soon alarmed by noise in the
..eet; he ran to see what it was. numerous
multitude were following one Of the emperor s
officers, who was making the following procla-
nation at the cross roads Every Jew, who,
within twenty-four hours after this proclama-
ton, shall be found in the streets without a
black beaver hat on his head, green shawl
round his neck, ard red silk stockings on HIS
legs, shall be Immediately seized, and conveyed
TO the first court, our palace, TO be there logged
to DEATH" The children of Israel all thronged
TO the French merchant, and before evening
the articles were purchased at any price he
chose to demand for them.
A GEsrLEMAN's FASHION In the Reign OIL
Henry VII, Sir fhiiip Cathrope, Noiioin
kpioit, sent as much cloth, OF fine French
tauney. as would make him gown, to a tailor
in Norwich. It happened one John brakes, q
sheen maker, coming into the shop, liked it &C
well, that he went and bought OF the same as
much for himself, enjoining the tailor to make
it of tho same fashion The knight was in
formed of this, aud therefore commanded thu
tailor to cut his gown as full Of holes as hi
shears could make. John Drakess was mad
"of the same fashion, but no vowed he neve
would DO Of the gcntisman's fashion again.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-22

YUyHE Post. Rider through the towns OF Lei
M cester, Spencer, North Brookfeld, Hard
wick, &c, informs those who take the Worces-
ter Newspapers of him that he will be at the
following places for the purpose of settling with
them, viz At GoodelPs tavern in Spencer, on
Thursday, Feb. 80, in the afternoon at the
Store in New Worcester, on Friday, Feb. "a,
in the forenoon; at the Post Office in Leicester,
on Friday, Feb "a, in the afternoon at Rice 8
tavern in Spencer, on Friday, Feb. "a, in the
evening at w. Hills store in Spencer, on Sat
urday, Feb 25, in the forenoon; at Cary &
Rce's store in North Brookfeld, on Saturday
Feb. 25, in the afternoon; at Ruggles's tavern,
in Hardwick, on Monday, Feb. 81, in the FORE
noon at Burgesss tavern in Hardwck, on
Monday, Feb q, in the afternoon.
1t is now about three years since the sub.
scriber commenced carrying Newspapers on
this Route, and there are good many persons
(much to their shame) who have never paid
him single cent, although they have had the
newspaper carried to them regularly and faith
fully coery neck, rain or shine. He is now de-
termined to have a settlement with ALL who
are in arrears; and he hopes delnquents will
look out that their grists don't get into the law
MILL as they inevitably will unless settled i'm
mediately. DENNY s. MOVES.
New Braintree. Feb Is,
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