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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
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At "A meeting OF the Officers of the SD Regiment
Of the militia Of Virginia, at jacob Eury Is tavern,
for the purpose of taking INTO consideration the pro
prcty OF scndiHg Delegates from tins Regiment to
Brigade Convention, proposed by the officers ol
the l3lSt Regiment, II be held at Liberty ON tire
3lst day Of August next
Ga motion, made and seconded Col Alexander
Austin Wa appointed Chairman, and Lieut. Col
Allen l.. NyIie Secretary.
Capt Odm 9. Clay, then presented the following
preamble and resolutions fthc 9th by Capt Edward
+ Wither) winch after dI icusson, wcfc adopted
Whereas, we regard Il iceH regulated Militia the
sal. Guard and Preservation Of our lbGrtie3 and be
Ileye II essentially necessary for the pence aud hap
plncss Of our country TINT We should, at all times
be prepared for war; and believing theprcsent or
gan1atlon ofthe MIln to be SO very defective,
that tins Great arm of our protection tins bulwark
and ehcap defence of free nations" has almost be
come "A taJcc-lnustcrs seldom thlnIy attended
without arm3 or uniforms dispense without gong
through the necessary cyoutons consequently
the great body oftte Militia haven military pride
no afdou5 the officers generally participate IN thu
apathy ofthe men AID If the system continues
they must all dtprcciatc, soenbe destitute Of enthu
siasn. aud finally become dIsgusted with the whole
service
change IN the present Militia system ofth,, State As
necessary aud We earnestly request that tins
subject be taken into CONSIDERATION by tie ensuing
Legislature.
2 Resolred That we are Of opinion, lhat the
company mu>,era should be increased 10 four III
each year, and that the battalion muster5 beretorad
To each regiment.
3 Rcsolrcd That we regard It as cxpcdieut
Il J., 4 IL.
THIS Regiment.
A. RcS0lreH That We recommend canipOt m
strutttoa, IN each Brigade the commissioned officers
and regImenta staff to be required u attend, III
lieu Of the trainings, as al present praetIscd.
g. Rcs1lpcd That the Chairman, the Secretary
and Capt James q Dcarng be appointed Dele.
gates IL represent tins Regiment, IN the aforesaid
convention to digest some uniform system Of opc-
ration, to effect reform IN the Militia system Of
Virginia.
6 Rcsoipcd, that in the event ofe failure ofany
Delegate to attend SAID convention, the chairman
K Secretary shall have power to fill such vacancy
7 Rcsoircd, That the foregoing proceedings b.
siguedby the Chairman and Secretary, and toward
ed to the Editors ofthe Lynehburg Vr9nan, with
request that they publish the same.
ALEX. AUSTIN, Chairman.
ALLEN l.. WYLLfF, .Secrctary.
IT The foregoing resolutions were carried unan-
imoosy, except the ID and 5,h, against each oil
which there were two voices.
FLOUR INSPECTlON-Thc quantity OF
Flour inspected in the Lynchburg Market, the Bird
quarter. IS as follows
Superfne 1867
Fine 273
Total 1910
H. MITCTUM, Inspector
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
ANDREW OEIIEEIS.
TAILOR.

Ee ESIEC ULLY informs the citizens Of
" t'ls place TINT h i. about 10 commence thc
Tailoring Business, IN the house on tho mum
street next door to the Garrlae a.raalang shop Of
Mr. Beach, and lew doors below the FrauIdnl
Hotel. He will carry on the bislnca. IN an its
brnchts and will execute work in tlr 4cutear
aod best manner and on the cheapesrrerms
~ lie viii also carry on tbs Cleansing aud
Securing Business, IN a style Of superior neatness.
restoring the color Of hafworn cloths, black and
blue TO look equal 10 ucw--and removing all spots
and other defects from those Of any color.
lie respectfully soicls portion Of pubic pa
trOuage
June % l.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
BARGAINS.

VA + arc deslrous Of reducing our present well
assorted Stock of Summer Fancy Goodsz-
to elect TINT object, We shall oncr very great IN
ducemcnts to dealers ScnernIly- the Goods arc all
fresh, aud bought at extreme low prices, and W.
pledge Ourselves to sell them to gye General salts
faction MCKEE, ROBINSON " Co.
June % T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
.,xct,ECKG. JUNE 2s, 1882.

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n terms OF f'I'e''''''' '.,..,..-.,. .xnres,ions
lsy deserved s'''''' ,r,h. f.,coJ, of the Tariff
trown out al '''e''''9 -. =, ,.. ,onnts and
N tins city OF "" e..,. rr.,,o, ,ybicb 50
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ocomprom'Se VI '''o n.....,;,. -
terms honof'''e anu :. ,..,Ii,,,,
for the de'e''"""''' ri :
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they can At'P Il. 1' az
salts OF CIVIL uis' anu PAM ~
n9wo. won even J" Il '''''''''
on N .ney have O'7o''' '''0 '''' !,
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'',''1' '",, f..o,.o, r.i,sro,;on of the fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

usent We would be glad thattbe lnt,.agenscr Won.
rooa.ue TO obsesve-asit Is very convenient for u
am enhances cry much the value ofthat admir-
bic Journal
3 Tho fo'o~ins sths aa#ao' of stock sui
,ariood fot III the james RIVE ana T. nav IA Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

- Nj Abucr Maxwell. has declared himself
IA Tn cuhsburs Enquirer, candidate to repre-
present the eooa'y Of llnraon. in the House Of
Delegates, sess,aa ofisr The acal lie ho5 lost
votes heretofore, by rd.rust the field at too late an
hour, and he now s,raes time by the oreIock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

1irr t.st Py,ees On Monday last too hbas
If Tobacco, made by Mr. William /. Thomas, oI
Halifax, were sold at Lynchs worcbousc-oae at
81 - and the other at Sl5 25-A hid modo by
the same gentleman was sold some weeks since in
tins place, Al sl5-mahluet the average Of the ,hrcc
hhds neatly all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

Spcri.l P'sa3iag- Ritrhe attempts to d.
.cud his inconsistent and contradictory course. in
relation to the advocacy of Mr. Van Bucn's nom
nation to the Vice Presidency and IN so doing he
begs the question at issue. Wien he declared
that he " eertqta'y DcoaH 7tgr support Mr. Van
Buren, he says, lie had noitea that Mr. Van Blu
tens nomination Minister to England would be
rejected by the Senate q" All these circumstances
being altered, and the whole case altered Lto use
his own perspicuous language, he contends that it
is unjust now to charge him with breaking his
pledge THIS would be very correct reasoning il
the pledge had been conditional an contingent or,
being positive, if ii had been made under croum-
stances which rendered 1t impossible that MIR r.
could have anticipated the occurrence Of an event
which might induce him to retract it, But he knew
at the time he declared that he " certainty would
not support Mr. Van Buren, that the nomination
Of that gentleman was subject to the action Of the
Sonatc--hc had then good reason to believe that
the trends of Mr.. Calhoun aud Mr. Clay would
vot against its conffmation-and he must have
seen, II he did not unite IN thcmo the calculations
even then made on the subject, and which demon.
strated that the fate Of the nomination was more
than doubtful! Under these circumstances, he de-
clarad that lie " certainty stou'd not support MI
Van Bmen-and in the teeth ofths positive pledge,
in one little twelvo-month, we find HIM harncssed
10 the car of that gentleman, and denouncing his
opposcrs in the most uncourteous and violent Ian.
guagel What right, We ask has he to appeal to
a change circumstances tojastify his course
when no change has taken place which ne could
not have readily anticpatcd-none which we be-
Iieve he did not actually foreseo? SHIFT your
ground, Me-. Richie be like the candid Benedict,
who, having taking rib TO himself IN despite ofan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
WHITE LEAD, DRY AND
OH

A LARGE supply Of Lcwisa White Lend
1 VA dry and IN OIL, OF superior quality just rcce.
we'd and Tor saIeby u K. LYMAN.
June % Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28
REVIEW


OF THE IYNGlIBuRG MARKET
GopHrorEp wtraLY nY lIoleoMrG y TYurr.
Extreme prices oipassrd Tobacco, ~ - TO II %
Inferior Ia common, - To ] %
Common to good, ! - to 7 90
Cool In fine 7 90 to . 90
Emo manufacturing qualities, 30 10 - %
Refused, Lug, 30 To , u
St,ps, 50 to , 90
Inspected the past week 13l hhds pnsScd To-
bacCo, 100 hhds. refused Total 6iT.
No change IN tobacco the pasl week. and nolhlng
oiintorest eithcl from our domestic o. foreign mat-
kets
Flour, Con the decllnc) 81 30 10 4 n
Wheat, none ia market Engagements huye
been made ior carly deliveries at ~ pes bush.
Bacon, 81 10 7
Corn, 2 Is To 3 90
Corn Mcn. ga
Hemp, 5 10 3 80
Wool ~ to -
Whakcy, Is To II
Freight down theurer % cent?. per hundred
DO up the river p 10 30 do
Iron and paIster upthc rscr, ST per ton
We are anxious 10 buy 100 shares of the Vr#
grnja ~ Farmers Bank stock, lor which we will puy
cash Richmond price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

e. We received the National Inlelligencer of
Monday last, on Tuesday afternoon. twas mail
ed in Washington on Saturday night--an excel
lent arrangement, by the wsy,wach fl. be c0nye-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

Slaa'eton C0DUention-A meeting ofthe friend,
Of Mr.. Clay has been held IN Richmond aud the
following gentlemen appointed Delegates to the
sunton Convention john S. Myers, Benz T
Niche, John Harvey Price, DR. Richard A Car
.lu2lou and Henry Gibson.
A meeting has also been held IN Rookbridge and
HE following gentlemen appointed Delegates to the
Convention Charles p. Dorman, Alexander p
Eskrdse, Saml. Med. Moore, John W Harris,
and Jluea u. Davidson.
VIII notour friends in PiusyIvania, Henry,
Franklin, Patrick, Botetourt, &c. &c Unite in tins
movement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

NerPaprrs.-We have received the lst No of
anew paper, the prospectus of which We some time
since noticed entitled The Union, published IN
the nelghborlng town of Lexington, by Mcssrs
Dorman and Ware. The talents OF Mr. D. are
well known in this section ofthe State, AMI he will
be hailed by the great Republican party oftbc
country" as valuable acquisition to the corps edi-
tor:aI. Success crown his abors
W. omitted to mention, some weeks since, the
revival of the " htelljgcnccr," in the same ,own-
the publication of which has been for few weeks
uspended-under the guidance of Mr. Elliott, ono
ofits former proPretors. 1t is edited with skill and
spirit; and like TIE Uutou " fights under the Aag
Of" Clay the Constitution, and Liberty"
- The Nat Intcgeneer and Telegraph con
tain Mr.. McDutHe's Speech ont the Tariff bill 1t
occupies nearly y columns of the former and near
ly 81 of the latter journal 1t is entirely too long
for us to think publishing entire We may, how
ever, hereafter copy portion Of il
- The Anti-Masonic State Convention in O.
hjo VIC are glad to learn, complete failure
1t consisted, it IS said, Of only Il or ID members
They however, nominated pint of an Electoral
Ticket, leaving number of blanks, Which will
never be filed up.
r. We received the National Intelligencer of
Monday last, on Tuesday afternoon. twas mail
ed in Washington on Saturday night--an excel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

South Carolipa.-We copy the proceedings Of
great meeting held in Charleston 5 G. by that Dor
ton ofthe people opposed to the NaIlifyers. The
Address is able and eloquenta pourtrays the ma
ture and consequences of Notification IN iorcble
and perspcuous maulnc..--It will be perceived
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Total
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

A aunning lawyer made an ailusion Il
the testimony ofthe g vegetable witsess OF
tho other side" =. What do yen mean,
inquired his opponent, q by vegetable wit
ness r. 90 WHY, mean," wss the reply
|" the man With tarrottg hair. rsddssh va's'
kers, and Il furn-ap nose"
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

Of verse which this book disclosed. But
he had not seen the first page,-he had
read the last page--it was an extract from
maudGn " song of sentiment"-he look
ed at the middle page, but that the cramp
characters forbade all attempts at reading
and then as the book. lay careleSsly in his
hand it opened Of its own accord, at the
first page. His eye was rivetcd, and un-
conscious Of his promise, of the conse-
quencc Of every thing save the import Of
the sentence that seemed penned express
ly for him, he remained for long time ape
parently unconscious Of all save the writing
on the first page.
Captain Baker is now distinguished
clergyman, with the sweet Lydia for his
companion and helper; and to the first
page Of this Album he ascribes the impress
sion that led TO change in his principles
and pursuits. ..s ..as
The sentiment that had this surprising
effect on tho mind Of the gay, infideE Sold
Ter, was penaed by the mother OF Lydia,
and was this ".
My child, I would thy yoUng mind impress
One rule, the onward path 0flite to biesR,--
Meier he thv soft and sweet affections given,
To him who SCOTS AT pieiy and heaven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
JUST RECEIVED At
APOTEIEC AREES' HALL,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF

r EMON SYRUP. Chloride of Lime,
IL White Mustard Seed. Pocket Lights,
Porter, Varnish, Olive Oil, Oil Of Cloves.
Alum, Coppe,as, Paints. Linseed. Lamp and
rectified OILS, PAINTS, Rosin, Lamp
Black, Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg. and Alcohol
from ninety cents to seven shllings per gal
Ion Opium and Camphor-prices as usual
all Of which. together with previously pur-
chased stock, will BE- s"ld for cash or good
credit, at fair profit. (but not at cost TO all
persons who find it for their interest 10 ne
stow their patronage.
Itch field, July 10, 1889
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
Hardware,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
s.. p. ROLES

Sc Po DULLES
TTAS now on hand, at his Store in East
IL Street. about opposite the Meeting
House, an extensive and almost complete as
sortment of HARDWARE aud JOINERS'
TOOLS, and articles generally in that line,
which he offers for sale as low as can be
bought in the state.
ALSO,
A fresh assortment GROCERIES,
such as Teas. Coffee, Sugars, Spices, &c.
NAILS and GLASS.
Also, small but eas;,e..s new assortment Of
..au DE- GOODS,
such &c CaiicOes, Gingbams, Book. Mnlland
Cambria MusLINs, Sinchews. Sarcrnets. Lee
vantine and Italian Silks, POngees. Flag and
cotton Hdk'fs, Vestings-a few pieces Cloths
-Cassimeres, Cassinett, Lasting, Cantoon,
Trimmings, Shirtings. Sheetings. Tickings.
Drilling, Cotton Wick, Sc. &c. bought at the
present extremely low prices. and offered ac-
cordingiy.
AEso,
500 Pieces Paper 3fangings,
a selected assortn: ent of Room aud Hall
Papers.
An assortment of Childrvn's SHOES.
Litchfeld, May 10 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

HAS removed and taken the stand lately
= - occupied by DR.. Barnes. one door east
ofthe Court House. where he keeps ON hand
amassortment of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and
VEsTsEds, which will be made to order 10 the
most fashionable style.
A9s0, Trimmings Of the best quality
StSSks, Collars. B0sOms. Handkerchief, Gro
vats,\ hosiery, &c. &c.
Cutting done on the shortest notice.
EIfT. thankful for the patronage he has re-
eeised, hopes by his endeavOrs to give salts
faction to his customers, and to merit con-
ainuance Of their favors.
LitcAfeld, MGy -, 1882 $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
TIE FIRST PAGE OF AN ALBUM.

page" said Lydia Curiiss, as SIZE Grew
back her beautiful " Friendship book" as
she termed il, on which Capt. Daker 's,ua
;vs::. LID lis hand. There was a pensive-
ness in her tone, and her blush, smile and
sigh wore so blended, that whether her
prohibition was serious or sportive, caused
from fear lest he should discover some
dear cherished name, or merely said TO a.
waken his curiosity, he could not at first
determine. He was not long in Doubt
Her manner soon convinced him that she
was quite in earnest; nor could he obtain
possession Of the book till he had Pronis-
ed, on the honor Of a soldier, not to look
at the FIRST page.
lydia Curliss knew, and sighed while
she recollcctcd it, that the honor of SOL
der, was a far more sacred and binding
oath with Capt. Baker, than the faith Of
many processing christians would have
been. He styled himself Freethinker,
which with him meant, not that he thought
freelv on religious subjects, but that he
did not trouble himself about such matters.
Now it may be surmised that Baker had
sc crely cherished a passion for the sweet
LYDIA but this was not tho case. lie
had merely thought of her as fair, young
innocent girl, which in bis opinion, was "A
much more flatterng title than angel"
But the blush, sigh and smile of Lydia
haunted his mind, and somehow lIc did
feel very curious to know what was writ
ten on the first page of her Album. He
held a mans opinion Of such books-that
they we're morocco covered, gilt edged,
receptacles ofrhymes and rhnpsodies, fiat
teries and fareweils, pretty nothings and
merit nonsense. Yet he had urged Lydia
TO allow him the pleasure Of examining her
Album, saying with the usual truth Of u
commitment, that he had no doubt of being
much interested by the perusal. Lydia
felt this compliment as condesccnsion,
for Cant. Baker was a rich and fasbiona-
bic man, and he was handsome, and agree
able and admired. 7t
She claimed nothing on her own part
but youth, innocence, sweet disposition,
and a mind cultivated with care. She
knew she was not beautiful, and felt she
was poor; and Why Capt. Baker was 60
anxious to read her Album, was mystic
nv that she pondered all the afternoon
without being able to solve. So If there
was no thought in the book, it certainly
caused thought in two very superior. tho
very dissimilar minds. Capt. Baker had
rhymed a letter in his leisure moments, en-
oueh to give him turn for criticism, IL not
, a taste for poetry; and his critical skill
was absolutely astounded by the specimens
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26


bits, continually hymn their Creators
praise William Wirt.
Ready for SpecuEGtiOns.-Passing along
one Of our streets, day or two since, we
were accosted by stout rosy-cheeked
Yankee, whom we had seen in former
times. He stated that he was just from
the east, and that he was accompanied by
five other young men of his acquaintance.
I'm glad to see you. But didn't you
know that the Cholera was expected here
Know it guess we did; and that's
| the very thing we come for.
What come for the Cholera!
I'll tell you . aS3~ 'tis: we have got lit
tie money in our pockets, and we've come
for speculation. We know thing or two
that these stupid Workers ''on't think oil
As soon as the cholera comes, they'll be
half frightened 10 death. Some OF 'cm
will leave the city; others won't come to
it; business will be at stand, and money
will be cash article. Then is our time
for speculation; then the lining OF our
pocket-books will be in good demand
Your citizens must have money. and they'll
sell their property at any price, IN oraer
to command it. ...s
Upon my word, you've laid very judi
cious plan for making money. But what
if the cholera in the mean time should car
ny you off!
Why, (said he with great coolness) we've
made our calculations as TO that, too. AS
like as not some of Us may kick the buck
ct; but that's mere matter d course, you
know; and we've agreed, in that event,
that those who survive shall have all the
benefit of tho speculation.
You don't seem at present however,
(said we, glancing at his countenance,) to
be a very likely subject of the cholera.
Do you think so? asked lie y we'll now
I'll show you the whole caravan, and 1t
you don't say we're six as hearty looking
lads as ever eat pork and molasses, Ill
treat. p.
AS VIC were standing in front ofthe house
at which they put up, he called his COM
panions out. His description had not be-
lied them. They we're hale fellows-tit
to go through fire and water-ready for
'trade-to buy, or to sell, or to swap
They were Injured to exercise, and we'll
versed in all sorts of speculation. Some
of them had peddled tin ware some wood
en- clocks some combs, pitch-iorks, and
other notions. In short, they were the
very men to look death in the face, and
make money out Of the Cholera.-N. Y.
Constellation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

Celebrated Cambri0n 10oth- Ache Pills,
(WHICH give immediate relief, without the 'eas!
w injury to the Teeth. Ga trial this will he found
one Of ,he bes, remedies known for ihis complaint.
Price SO cents box.
NJ None genuine unless signed on the outside
Immediate successor the late DR.. w. T. CONWAY
For sae at his Counting Room, over No SO, Court
Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
Samuel Buel and J. G. Beckt0ith, Litchfeld;
E. CoaOles, South Farms: Daniel Norton.
Canaan; Judson. & Whittlesey, N. Preston,
Isaac S. Wnds,uorth, Bethlem; Merton &
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount. to those who buy to sell again.
Febrnary9 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
CAPS! CAPS! !.

MN additional assortment Of Boys Cars.
Ia some very handsome patterns, just re-
ceived &C the Book aud Variety Store Of
MAge4 z. A. LOAD. &
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26
DR.. Relics aromatic Pills,
FOR EsEM AEES.

YNyHEY purify the Blood, qnicke" its circulation,
asset The suspended operations Of nature, aud are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the female par, M society. The Pills are particularly
eficacious 10 the Green Sickness, Papita'ion of the
Heart, Guldiness Short Breath, Sinking of the Sp-
rits, Detection and Dissemination to Exercise and So
tieiy. Married Ladies viii find the Pills equally
fui, except in ofpresnancy, when they must not
be taken; neither must they be taken by persons OF
hectic or consump,ive habits. Price 81 so a box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

glory, and their ears to distinguish that ce-
lestial harmony, unhcard by us, in which
those vast globes, as they roll in their or
bits, continually hymn their Creators
praise William Wirt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

a. ;rv;olable 6dsIisy, good hnmor &C
..niaeency Of temper. oullive The ehaEs.s
- |" 6ne face, and make the dseas q 3
invisible.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-26

Pytl,agoras said that il was necessary -
maize war upon Eve things ne 49,. ~.
Of the body, the Ignorance o. ~ 49,. 49, -. -.
passions Of the heart p"O'o ssa' -
nriyats discord."