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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13

NR, SMlTu Ceai,r'nd4 II. irl. =. ls5I
Daaf ST. observed N yaurIas! Nc com
mulita,Ieu touching TIE nura cunlayele1 HIoPH-
altloG, whether gtun 81 wheat, by any usi-
Ien.ai circumstance cam be- so iJy drzanertrd DIS
TO pro3Hce cisalar Chez Now, | an perfectly
~ are thai the opinion Of MANY scientific men has.
Tor many year. given Ia thls proposition IN I'M
qualified negative. Pn5U,at opinion, ha@efer as
confidently asserts the H,'rmatlYei and ] tt}aF
with much The most Imposing army Of arguments
nam. y, tasis for whlra0o satisfactory account
cam lond.red underaay Other suppostton There
certainly are many circumstances, whta, 80 ian
as they have hcrn subjected to tbs ratlny oicom
mon Observations axe cntuely favorable 10 the 10
pular belief Permit ue to intimate oor or t#o eX
'mpIss tina; have tlll' under my o@n particular
notice In 'hc autumn Of io23 seeded aome flint
wheat procured in New 1o'k, upon pseeoof as"
laHd, from which had Jast taken rs hrsteroP.
(tohaccoD Tie seed Wa squire as possible
he young crop Was ve'y promising. until about
he last Of May foIo"'as, At which time II Wa
ertrely cat do~n.y hail number Of after
shoots, however, so2n spraas op, and encoo1gea
me To hope thu | nl-at still preserve some seed (;
bun, o"in5 to the advanced state Ct the season J
found the rust had 50 inquired Tn sfun that gave
HtaiG ana iisd tn %fe'si soon afterwards ia9owed
preparatory 10 us Bong "san seeded IN wheat
Upon '"a '"'""ed zfo IN" "a ne" crop Of eas@,
soon mace It's appearance, ana 10y nc usu"
Time eI seeding haa SO completely invested The
"no'e .of'"ee d 'oe 'ah'' ana gave 50 nueh pro
n'Se oil a 'o'"re crop mat 'e'rfm'ns" TO pe'm'
II 10 renal" ohaa'aDea. 'alu .i''' l.l's ne" crop
"H' j. nd sp'ahS " "a5 T'l7l' SUD So. d e'uSc'
E. walking over IN" s'eol1 III tns cary stag
81 ITS growth Sa" III, yoo'2 p'oh slnnshg
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Flom tsrLvaalqf coma,-s AZ. /

STILL la lrsN
About half pa5l O'Clock thlmornide. our news
schooner Joua'Ip Commerce epfue up from below.
with .oodan ptgers 10 Jun 27lh and Liverpool &,
The 2o'b. b,'aIurIu.Itc broaeht by thu snip AjaY,
captain Ihau 81 M parkelship Rhoac, Cap.
Hathaway sc haye received HIVE d9tes to June
35lb, mud Pan, to the sil
The neubrr of uew Cholera en3os N Liyart.nol
"a the 2Gth @os ~ daaths u On tic 9th. new
ra5,s5S death - Total eaacsfrom the begin
NM, 5D5, death4 3l3
niaoLDrIoH OF PAuLItnrsr It's now said
that parliament viii MOI be prorogued uttl August
the dissolution 10 take place IN November, and
the General election under the new bd IN Deccn.-
Der
a .no5foUs Orraser--A proclamation, .dltcdon
luday week.. ebd s'rnod By Lord Melbourne,
slnta5 that, on ,lin 2-.aoi Apr. Run, loaded witt,
slug and shot W. heed into II dissenting Cha
pei, near HI village II Llnystyuday. ia tie coun-
- Gauufor Wa.reupa arls of leo persons
were e. .eub.fd in tie performance Of religious
worship, IL Of whom wefa more of less wounded.
A fee paldeo Is offered 70 any one concerned eek
ceptthc person ct persons who actually discharged
the gun who shall discover the prpeuator Of tho
olirhec.
Lo3aos Jun .. Sia Wnrsa scorr.-The
answer to itqlfies cslcrjuy morning, at the ho-
b " yii allt stIhl OH W AMER lldu pms
sed a tolcraby good nj sht aud up 10 10 o'clock he
was composed, and at intervals appeared collected
Notwithstanding he romans in most exhausted
state not having taken sufficient nourshmcnt for
these nine days Within Inst 18 hsur5 favor
able change huscerui'y inl.cn place.
Prtrate Cot1egaa3enle
Pants, jane -.
Prince Talieyranl arrived here ou the evening
before .s;, and yesterday he waited on the King,
bv whom he Was 'erg cordially received This
cifcumstanas. and the return 10 to@n of NJ. Dupin,
To whom Tive King Tad written ttat MS presence is
PARTICULARLY desirable Ut the presen. uonc1i, have
gwen oeeosouto ftesl rumours ct5ut inte,~ed
changes on al least qualifications, in the ministry
l. is hopsi ut Cour. lhai Il Prince Iulleyrand &c.
Hpls The Presidency Of the Council, NJ Dupia
may be induced 70 tsLe charge O; porteioulc nm
der 50 ancient 1t6iaoer Of ne state. The sketch
Ola plan Of administration has, i is affirmed beuti
dG"u up, for the purpose Of being submitted to
Prince iallcyraud but It Is understood that
carte Blanche viii be allowed him for any Sys-
TEN ri po,.sg which his cgperierce may suggos.
It's np~ be'ieyed that tue proposals for the new
ioar WHICH @ere expected 10 have been made OH
Friday Yesterday, viii be delayed until the mo-
med met have ard time Ia recover from the panic
~hlch las been lately spread - Inc rumours Of a
var, aHd the military preparations going OF among
tie pr.Esipal poWcss Il; I.upe. The Ministerial
papers have slrea,s tesua e =, ,hair inf1eace
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CuoArnA Is lRELAHD-It is with deep regret,
and indeed with some alarm, that we ha7e 10 men
ton the devastation winch the Cholera IS making
in several quarters of The country. We learn inst
in Iuamore the alarm has bceome 50 great, lIilt
The greater number Of the Inhablants have hed,
thai the shops are saut up, and business totally
neglected And, indeed - are not surprised al
the dreadful alarm which has been excited N
that a;. d. = Y.-."ity VIE" VIC ave y
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a T 'uc- hoi IN ~ Clerk oalce Of tnhrrst CoHty
4 % con-, The ID d. il July, l-2.Dasld Logan,
PM against Wm Neyll, Richard ii ft,oa, survylul
Iastuer i. Harrison y Gu x. q. Hayden and Georg
4. Williams ~ O. Dats--ln Chancery.
The Defendant H. u. Hayden, not having entered
Iii, apprdttnGe and gwen security according 10 the act
Of Assembly, aHd the Rules IF hi- Court and appeal
Ing by sa,.,fctorv evidence that hr not ullabi
taI ot IN commonwealth, II Is urdcred that the ,dd delrn
du Ia appear uefn thu III dai eli the next October L. M
answer thr ball "flhn 3lantitn hft copy OF TN. order
be Forthwith inserted IN tl lynchburg Nwgmian, tor two
mpEts utce svey, and posted the front door Of the
cuutt house Of thl, county.
copy-iestc, ROBERT 1lNSlEl, q.
JulA
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been ida deaths, end not SINGLE recovery Out
ofo population OF 1000 scarcely 1000 ftmain-
ed in the Dwn. In Limerick its ra,oees sldl
continue In thu County fClare, particularly IN
be smell town Of lar and IN Enus. the county
town, is progress continues 10 he destructive Il
has declined IN Galway oul Droehfdn hut "e re
grctta y thgtihere has been a formidable addition
to the nmber Of casrs and deaths IA Dublin Ia
the threedafs ,odus Yesterday, tie seses we're 40
and the eeabsso ana tom the notr OF surgeon
" htc appended to tie return Of Sunday W. find
as VI had previously stated, thatthe eases are 10y
lar more malignant IN type than the "reat minority
han thosc ~ht5h had previously taken ploce The
loial uunber If deaths hitherto reported. which
have taken place IN Ireland are :. 500 mortality
infinitely greater N proportion than that winch has
occurred in Great Britain, Which by tho last nc.
counts received amounted 10 al Tho cholera
has blen uiuc months IN Great ErltuIu, and Il has
been only about half thnt time ina Ireland
IDab'4 E.ee.ga raa.
FRANCE
Tin PAus RIorlas. thelr,d ofptpn Gap.
tain ofthe National Guard for h,sh treason, was
brought to a.eosc on the lGth June. he wa aequit
by thu unanimous opinion ot las Judge#
Vaccine, II pr,yatc IN the National Guard was
uied On ths l7th, and also acquitted.
On thc 18th. tha second Council obtained a con.
yietou ihctase was thst eta N GoeiItor, 4
painter who parad'dt the I'D fla OF lae1hoHml
aud@eitgdt1 rgveltby lhcdeyee ol L.tulQ OF
Death He has appealed tothe Couueilot Row
sion 10 have the s#uteuce quashsdnd To the Count
oiGaasatou against thn eomnctentyul the court.
martial Ly winch he was tried
On the 18th, another conviction Vas oblatndd.
The seatenrein .bs eosa vas not capital hW the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13
WHITE LEAD, DRY AND l..
OIL.

q LARGE supply Of Lewis's White Lead
ry ml n oil, Of superior qnaity-ust rsecl-
vi and toc sale oy d. Il. - Nan.
JuaG - Is
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fofta E4ssisu Gofefuuett ara npenly violated TO-
,.aYtsta# j S, y ppes 6 dat unhappy eaphal
! Genal4's luarfIsji anj thestewsll, tn whom
! Mats1.ei 4skca Ia Lad pledged the cemency Of
tHr ha.asfi Las. 5a,n tim ported under IA escort
q, Ala=t5s Gsuas,s islI.r Erasnisn and Dr-
oltou4kl. af ? ed u ..ts -ga n a'nient to which
! they #4.cta SUI Tod G,aeaI WIT has been sent
10 Pllaf hasts ga rar. ut Of fame new difieuluc8
: when i.fgebrsa1 iH tie goFerHmfnt of Wafsnw.
Tho tu sloa Dasluftcs have f,cu tegun iIeir war
Iufsn sodnft Coaftesa Sabnnska has been orders
Icdtrg4t Warsaw Immediately ard TO exile her
selfueyond lle Polish territory, account Of some
compassionate saccars y ldah she had sent 10 her
conntryman Hi lady has pfoeseded to Dresden.
An the officers Of The Polish army Who on the faith
at an amnesty, had returning 10 Poland have been
degraded 10 the rank Of subeterus, 0nd distributed
through luasion regiments.
his stated inaerounl4 from Dresden, that tho
Poles who lad obtained an asylum IA that CITY had
been ordered To leagei II Immediately, from the inter-
ference oftho Russian Ambassador In short
time none but tha fire. ind 20 Ssrio Governments Of
Europe will be permitted eyento hurbo7 these unfof-
turntt patriots who are threatened with Siberia or
death on Z, turning to the land Of their birth We
need mato no comments on these statements
IrAI,Y
Tho following datcd Boosoa Jooe II, 10 ex-
trarted lsau the Guzrtle Of the i9lb instant The
sputol II. aioaee - tle pap4l tiosornment mani
irsti tt,cf mall qua'.fs, even Nvhrre il WIS least
expected AtPerlelpn mrclia, oi 300 paorlr took
place to CELEBRATE Lord Grey return tnihe Minis
~ IS bnnqueta anu illuminnlinns lhe nhabi.
taut5 81 umbra tprcsBrd incredible y nj ~ event
which form sv would scarcely hny, reached thcif
ems, on would have Paascd uanoltrd TIE Pr
late ard the fnrd troops wrfe nubi!eto prevent the
mrulia. We leoru fem AuemHa that the Court Of
I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13

~, 7, stf.-A Rules holden m the Clerks
ETu'hl f,,yeiit Snrrriur Court Of Law and Chm
" "ihse' ~. eennty Of Halifx. in The month Of July
S. W., o s"r RI .. ess a.l r + n, % ss.
wa - 80, - 'nr Of Ia ipas lowerton, dec Ru
Do, 'a ,, h. Mfr f., o,s . Masr rso" a@
tn hi' NJ n,,ert y uoNortou, Deits.-ln Chance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-13

1Ii5I[ll. TO VII At Goast raia i l-e 800
ff, ltfi> 1t the Court 1pu~e,the 2Gfst Il y N lun.
-. - Ill y,,,rr,ia IL rI@ht,gu. j Ba. lIU'l. II
saree Vs., decd. William Hs,"' Erp, Fos,.r AID
So b. le. AL jaime. Hunt qd9'r ot M late iie
6llpyllle ,lInrk md Arm tend 81 l-da'r nj ~
~ ...E-.I, Ie i,e'J Dclead1hi..
=" 49, ~ CHANCE !.
J4r,4l,4t E,I#yaal y. J,nr-, unt harn" cntcrrd hi,
,c,r,nc rFct sccarity tccn Ilag oc act Of Assem-
md III, u,r Of ti. ouft, and Il appearing I" the ~o-
f# 40 .u,s, that lt ut lnt abiant oil nj
r,n, 18th. "a notion of Tie nl1intl. by counsel,
H., =, d.rrd ,ftt the saui Defendant Jsns-, do appear
she +, IN III Monday "a Scptn.aba nrtf, AMI IusV, e.
M J,i,t,tT, bill and lll copy II tho 'fdrr be to-tF-
lf, i.,r.I D., he Lyncuhl-g EremIyn ar W. mouth,
, .,.,rty tud pu>ed at TO hoat uoor oi ihe court
h.Isa, # In county.
a ropy-r r.tc,
WILLIAM HOLT, u.
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TER MS.

-. ,onni n payable in alvancr.-No sub
y Tor - p3 esr,ed f,r less umo than six month.
- W. y, n b. l,.c'a.ted lba 1t the discretion "i
-, e , aa until al rsn11se. are pad l... % ..n,.
y ADV - ,bs al tine. aud n = ceut- fDr zach
prrsq Te ' rr fran distance must be pad for pre-
carlmi'a non. %, tn p1Yn'at assumed by som'
''o'' % ,1 sl7' rr.oa IN Lynehbars'
E. A. .,aa, lr attended To,
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~ r.. defendants Isaar Wayne and jane his wife, aud
= 9. ilo,errou not ha'iag entered lh',r apnGi,
fii. court and appearing by satisfactory 'Ni-
M mt tlr, aye lnhahont. Of lh's '"nnenN eahn,
l'at' " 49, =. .ainfs bv rUln.el II ~ ordered ihal
o. i"h"p ty,,r 40 and sIIr. aud Thomas Iowrran, Ito
iie '' an The fr,t Noudly Oct Iher neNi, and IN
'as'. "a, fr Ills All tut a copy Of thu ORDER be
.'t -. I,prll,urn VI giniih for tN0 months sue
i-si," ~ - ,.,fad At the f,uut door 81 The court
Joa-e' . ',,s ~. r.. WM. HOLT, &C.
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TnE CHOLERA ~ LlyEnroor-We are very sor-
~ 10 state that there has been considerable IN.
crease during the last two days m the number Of
cases though the proportion II recoyerles to deaths
is sill such as TO Justify a hope that the ml'gniy
Of the disease has somewhat ahatad The dreadful
storms and the rapid changes III III state ofthe at
nosphere, during the last NO days, have probably
had considerable rGec, The following is the report
for the lat seven DAYS:
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LoHpoS, June l5--Letters from Poland aHd as=
couas in the German papers inform. u, TINT Tie
most frighlfll prosecutions are carl4 en- i4 Sac
Russians il Warsaw r mus: s. nm |'.;s IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
From the Augusta Chronicle.
GOV. HAMILTON'S SPEECH,

Dciirered at The Public Festival gipen him ia
H1mourg, on the Goth uI. by The citizens Of
Hamdurg and 4igustd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
NEWS FROM ALBANY.
Albany Argus of the 9th says

The Albany Argus of the 9th says
'TnE CLAY STATE CONVENTION wo al
luded yesterday to the call of the Irrational repub
iican general committee for the city and county
OF New ork" for Clay state convention on tho
10Th July, we had seen only the annunciation of
the tact IN the anti-masonic organ We have
since read tie notice OF the committee 1t confirms
our Impressions fully. IL does OF pretend IN fir,
that a nomination will be made. Il announces
that the objects of the convention are $50 odont
such measures as may be adDisablc in relation to
nomination." &C. The truth is, it is not the
design OF the Clay leaders to present a ticket dis
tinct from the anti.masonic ticket Thew arc prc
pared to succomb to the anl-masons notwitstand.
ing their pretended adherence of the association
Two years since, and notwithstanding the avowals
OF their leader against the proscriptivc and political
character of anti-masonry. Hence the efforts 10
this effect, of their leaders here and elsewhere
Hence the Itinerant labours of their travelling agent
and representative, NJ. L. Davis, in Washington,
Saratoga and Montgomery. Hence the subdued
tone and deprecatiDg language of the Daily Adj
vertlser. Hence the joint labors of the two par
ties in Columbia county. We rpcat the conviction
that 1T is the design of the leaders of both factions
20 coalesCo IN the support Of one ticket. That
ticket Will be the anti-masonic ticket as it will be
hrst presented to the public: but the candidates for
electors will be understood TO be as much flesh as
hSh--as much for Clay as for Wirt-as much ma
SONIC as antmasonic. We shall see how the scheme
VIII be received by the honest portion Of the res
Pcctivc parties-the rank and ilc--thoso who have
mistaken tho noisy and loud pretcncc of their lea
oers Tor sincerity and honest views"
we have the pleasure to believe, aud tho cri,ui-
naS'ty to hope, that the speculations of the Argus
are wei founded. Egregous will be their common
lopy' il the opponents of our most mad and despc-
rale rulers do not unite to drive them from power
winch 'hcy have oulragcously abuscd to terminate
scenes which arc scandal to the nation; to close
forever the terrific reign of Jacksonisrn. Consum.
mate and unuttcrablc will be their weakness, if
agreed IN principle, they permit domestic Ceuds. or
state Squao6cs or least fall, tho stale and worn.
OUT CIV u OO""''o"' TO prevent deter them from
co-oPo''''o" Indispensable to SUCCESS What re.
pulsivo and incongfuous materials doos 49,, T.at,
SoDisn presents Every possible VARIETY and 49,
trcme of political hue, from rank torv;s,o o. 80
hot democracy Jackeonisrn is scsnd,Ize5 :, ~.
union Of Clay men and Anti Mason-, who ,c,os
in every thing except tho single article If ,T,,or,
Sweet sonsibjlity,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
W speaking of the Bank, the Pcnnsvlvana
tNGulrcr lJucksOn YIN R.u,ra.,A S...-.

w speaking of the Bank, the Pcnnsvvan,a
''qu,rcr Jackson Van Buuren) says:
nave no fears for the Presidents veto, the
;nm III Enquirer to the contrary, notwithstand-
,1i d mat paper-for which, by the way, we have
VIZ; 'vsPect-may regulate the public pulse of
nf a., , Wnen he attempts to regulate tire President
A'e''"er OF these good Jackson Van Buren, Edit
'rS seem 10 doubt that they can mould the Prcsi
''"'S purpose to their will One swoars he will
'''o' inc other that he will not. On the Tariff,
=" e'e'y public question, they equally wide and
'"Separaeiy apart, yet they pull for Van Buren, in
"oS' harmonious agreement What is the bond of
union What can unite their affections upon the
same me" who thus disagree in every thing touch.
ing principlc7 Powor-ofsicc-,he loaves and
nShos. we are truly tired of hearing prostitutes
declaiming in favor of chastity
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
GOOD NEWS FROM PENNSYLVANIA

Ahere is no paper more firm, moderate and re-
spectacle than the United States Gazette at Phila
delPhia. and we always copy its intelligence with
confidence. What it says below is confirmed bv
collateral authority. letter we have seen from
Washington says call Pennsylvania is turning
round"-another, "the Pennsylvanians are at lenp,b
opening their eyes--you have he ard much of ,cnc-
ton, you will see it shortly" From all quarters,
oven from Jackson authority, are authorized TO
believe that decided revolution is in PROGRESS in
that State, and that Gen. Jackson will lose the
State.
From various parts of the State, we gather in
formation most cheering to the prospects of the
National Republican cause. friend who has 70
Gently passed through most of the north eastern
counties OF the State, and is now iourneying near
the northern line, us that the most deci
aed and evdeut changes from Jacksonism have
been made within few months in the sections of
the country in which he has sojouined; and the
nomination of Mr. Van Buren, by the Baltimore
convention, mas added new impetus to the favor
able movements. Every where the namo of CLAW
begins to be pronounced with new feelings of respec;
and of growing attachment while that of Scroeant
brings up tile best bride of Pennsylvanians who
Degn to understand that they have enough been
the dupes OF the designing of other states and have
from time to time, received as their share of no
ltical spols the shells of the game while the con
tents Were enjoyed by those of greater foresight"
Virginia is as sick of Jackson as Pennsylvania.
His party keeps united upon very different princi
Piles from those which first combined tbem-nr;r
cipies in which love respect, or confidence in.
The Hero, hsve little share. Richie and Peter
van, are pretty nigh the only ren whole hop
Jacksonians left. Nevertheless from present 40
pearances, jackson will receive the vote of the
State.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19
R&ctesss @ssG gga asS@
Frt6~y Ere,,isss, Fame lJ.
THE TARIFF.


Another great meeting, called by the friends of
tho Tariff, held ut New York on Monday
The resolutions were presented by Redwood Fish
err cdtsr of the Advocate (high Tariff and passed
with unanimity. They do not breathe an Mir,
sPirit-they arc liberal and conciliatory. The r.,
riff adjusted upon their suggestions would give pc
neral satisfaction except in s. CAROLYN, O,%ht
not that State to be willing to conccde something,
Has she right to demand all, and yield nothinr7
Where is her projet of compromise? All we SEQ or
hear from her, is-abolish the principle of pro-
lection together--annihilatc millions of capital
and ruin hundreds of thousand, of peoplc--or 7
will nullify.
The following are tho Resolutions that wcre
adopted
hesotoed That we solcmnly pledge ourselves to
be The steadtast and unwaverng friends of the Uni
on.
Resolred, That we fully acknowledge tho rights
of minorites, and that they ought to be respected
That we are prepared to yield any concession to our
fellow citizens of the South, that can be done con-
sistentiy with due protection to our merchants,
agrlculurists, mechanics, manufacturers and arti.
sans; while wo cannot give up to theory the solid
interests of the majority of our citizens.
Resotred That no alteration of the present Ia
rf that shall sacrifice the interests of majority to
adoubful policy, will have any tendency s'to ailay
discomfort and restore harmony to the different sec
tons of our country" inasmuch, as such change
would work greater injustice than it would profess
to remedy.
Resolued That we have looked in vain and with
great sollctude, for some rair proposition Of com
promise from our Southern brethren, which would
oe compatible with what is due to our own lust
rights and essential interests
Resofued, That such reduction of the duties on
imports rs may be necessary, 10 meet the present
prosperous state OF the country, should take place
upon articles neither produced nor manufactured in
the United States.
Voted, unanimously, That copies of the forego
ing Resolutions signed by the officers of this meet
ing De transmitted to the President of the United
states Senate, and the Speaker of the House of
representatives, with request that the sam. be
iaid before tho respective bodies over which thew
Preside-and that the same be also published i'm
the respective newspapers.
on motion, the meeting than adjourned
ISAAC PIERSON, President
i BEN1l Dpm fHITE' }vice Presidents,
RALPH LOCKWOOD, (soo,
Jos. J. SIMPSON, "oof''aries.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

Fatal Accident-About neon on Saturday, five
coi"red men were employed by the hour to lower
some crates OF ware from the third story Of \
store on the wharf, between Race and Vine streeis
he hve men were left on the ground to man Che
end OF the fall; when the crate was about half raw
down, the coil OF the rope became entanglcd in
their feet, when three of the men let 20 the rome:
the other two carried up by the WEIGHT Of
the crate The crate lodged one of the crates
which was standing the men. One of the
men, David Gross, fell to the ground and struck
the back part OF his head against crate, which
broke his neck and caused instant death The
other was very slightly injured.-PhH. u. s. Gag.
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a package containing the sum of $4,000 in
notes OF the Salem Banking Company and the
Farmers Bank of Delaware, was entrusted in Phi.
ladelphia to the Engineer ofthe Washington steam
boat on Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of de-
ivering 1t at the bank in Wilmington Instead
however, of delivering the money il appears that
he returned to Philadelphia on the following day.
ana was arrested on Monday with small part of
the money in his possession. 1t is supposed that
he had an accomp!ice b. the name of Portcricld,
Tor whose apprehension sum of $500 is offered
by the bank Of Pennsylvania Township.