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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
NOTICE..
ROBERT KYLE.

DURSU ANT to a decfce oftho county court OF
T. Amherst pronounced on the lTlh day Of Sep
embcr In}2, IL suit therein depending bctW,cn
tlonhs Pierce, Plaintiff and Elizabeth Tylrr I.urs
hin Loudon and Mary his wife, Mary Ennea, q
uey GARNER, lsaac Scott and Martha hs wlic,
iamej billiard, John baggafd and Racf1 hi9
wife Peter Moore and Susah bis Wltc Thomas
w Warren, Eleanor Warren, Robert WsrreD and
William Warren dcfcndonts. 1hn undersigned
Commissioners for the purpose will Proceed, on
Saturday the 81 day Of August next # fnii, # tot
on the next far day thereafter upon the premises,
in the county Of Amherst and N tie nels hoorVod
of the Rocky Creek Mills 70 sell the lands OF who,
, W linn D,iara dild seized on u credit OF one
Iwo and three years, IN equal instruments Tho
purchaser will be required to enter into bond with
approved security, 10 secure tho purchase money
aud the TILE Will be retained further security IN
III tho purchase money be pad.
EXANDER NUNDY,
J. ET1YJOHN,
Commissioners
june 81 t31A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

ME subscriber wishes to cell the Farm OF
- which he resides lying in Campbell county
on the waters Of I'LL Creek, 2 miles ftom its june
ton with the Stanton river, and ? miles from Pan
nllls Bridge across SAID river, adjnnlng the lands
Of the Long Island Blacks Estate and others
Tins tract contains 1900 acres of most excellent
Land about 600 acres arc cleared aud IN good con.
dltIon i, lies remarkably well conveniently wa
tered, well improved, and as healthy situation as
any in Virginia ideem it quite unnecessary ia
say any thing more about the advantages Of this
valuable farm gentlemen that wish TO purchase
in this section Of country are invited 10 come and
examine tor themselves THIS is truly vau1ble
Farm, aud merits the attention ofcapitatisis. For
further particulars enquire Of The proprietor, resi-,
ding on the premises JOHN s. PAYNE.
June Wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY,

ARA ngements are being made, with consdern.
ble spIit IA VARIOUS sections of the country Tor the
celebration of The ensuing yorsary Of oui M
t,onal bir;hday.
In this place, the Declaration of Independence
will be read by MI John Nj. Speed ond mn Cru.
ton will be Delivered By MI Bransturd Vawter
In Dnnville Mi Robert =. A mund will read
the Declaration OF Independence and GEORGE T.
Fnhb Esq will deliver an Grafton.
In Petersburg, tho day IS to be celebrated WITH
unusua splcndor The aevetal volunteer corps O,
X edmond and Chesterfield county have been lngi-
It'd hy lher Petersburg brethren TO unite witt
them en- the occasion, aud five companies have nc
oeptcd the invitation. James w. Pcgrsm, Esq
(formcrly of lynchburg,) has been appointed Or
a,or Of the day, ana John Thompson Brown, Esq
Reader oil the Declaration of Independence.
In Richmond, tt temporary volunteer corps b.s
been organized, to nay due military honors 10 the
occasion No arrangements for civic celebration,
hooesel, that sc ore apr.ized oi, have yet been
made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
SUMMER MEDICINES. &C,

Ax.EiDLiTI, Soda, Rochelle, Sa' alogn, Glngc
~ Beer aud Sarsnparllla Powders
Moxons ElIcrveacnt Magnetism AppcrIent
Real Alkaline ChcIienham Salts
carbouaied Effervescent Hauowgate Salts
Dumrries celebrated Itch Ointment
Chornc and Orris Tooth Wash
Porter and Brown Stout in quart and pint bottles
Barclays and lihbcrs best double
Mace, Cloves, Natmegs, Allspcc and Tumcrc
Tooth A che Pills, n new remedy, prepare1 by J
r Shepherd Of Lexington, Va.
T.. Perkins Aoti-Dyspcpic Pills, new remcd,
Musical Instruments aud lnstrumen, Strings o
various kinds and prices
Saratoga ard 5eldlltz Waters
Oxley's concentrated Essence Of Jamaica Gnger
70, sale by Howell DAVIES.
juno 27 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
NOTICE.

A II. persons indebted Ia the former Mercantile
~ firm Of Mckinney, 1hotn'om d Ciay, (Which
was regularly dissolved by consent on first day OF
January, 1880 are requested to come forward aud
adjust then debts Immediately -und those persons
having claims upon the said firm before the above
named Ime, are requested to present them FOR set
Element. FRANCIS THORNTON,
JuNIUS A. CLAY,
Aei'tg poQne,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

A fine assortment OF Parsso'l AMI Umbrellas
chedpor than ever scen IN thus market
enAc hnu Sngsh straw Dpnstabcs
" DoubIc ieghorns Nos. from 90 10 &c. and
viii bc sod remarkably ohcep
= pieces 80 Dnmass Diaper ond'eh figured white
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
ON CONSIGNMENT.

ON CONSIGN MENT.
hAh lbs Beads, assorted colors and sizes
y wv 10 MUSES. Gi, Beads
lt4 Long Leathe, Purses
IA Modalion Necklaces
la Paper Foldcrs
~ Carved Combs
II Portfolio Note Bools
80 Screw Cushions
30 Masse's Cut Beads
%, Filled Back Tooth Brushes
100 dozon Cologne, IN boxes
80 thousand Needles. assorted
100 dozen W oters, assorted
% dozen Scissors, assorted
~ dozen States, assorted
% Thousand Slate Pencils
30 Gross kn,tng Pms
21H Snuli Boxes, nssortej
II Gilt Netk Chains
~ thousand Fish Hooks
O5 pa.y Pocket Pistols. flint and percussion
Lock-
Barrels Con, Tar for rsiaiers, Smiths and
Boaimen'- use
Uggehead Cotton Seed Oil or Painters
IN def best Dutch Spring Lsnce,s
10 barrels yellow Rossin
10 ioz Rnzor Straps
10 Rnzor Ionos &c &c
Received and for sole at very low prices Ivy
liOWELDAViES.
juno - ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

TTlHGlNlA Rulr- holden tI.rk's office of tho
" CreuIt Superior tourt fiaw aud Chnncery Of Nell
county, the first aonay ia Jane 1Ss3 i;enjam,n
Fitzgerald ani Jane his Wifi. late Jane caIry shor,,s
coaes and Polly his wife, late Polly Fitzgerald, Joscis
Fitzgerald, Edmund Fitzgerald, Nancy Fitzgerald J.ny
Fitzgerald. James u, iler and Elizabeth his wife. Ia
EHabeth cofcy, Polly Bridge. Willirm G. Bridge FL
mupd Bridge, Spo,srood Padgp and Elizabeth HE Wi =
lae EiHabsih idgr James irig. IT, aud jesse Bird, -
Phhs against Elnnnd r. Cocy aud James blcnfcou,er "
executors Of William Co1ey. decd. aud tire said Edmui
= Cu;ioy and James Montgomery trustees for Jane
fitzgerald and the !esmlir childi Of hor BODY and
eiso trustees for Elizabeth Bridge and tho hejvs or
her body and W illam Cofev Margaret Monroe. Eixr-
beth GOLDMAN Amy Coleman, Paioy CoIenian. Polly
Coleman aud Lucy Coleman. children of Mildred Cole-
man deed aic Mildred CofIey, sary Coffey Th,a6,pr.
Hlys aud Wiuncy hts wiic late " inncy CuIcS.2 ~
TfaHkoy Cofey. pbs.--ln hancrry.
The Defendants Elizabeth Colcm an Amy Coleman patsv
Coleman. Polly Coleman Lucy Coleman, Mary Co6oy AMI
Thomas Hays, not having catered his appearances aud
given security ordhg ote act ofAssenbiy and tho
rhlss oil court audit appearing BY satisfactory e,-
dance TINT they are not Inhabitants of tis country
II is ordered tina: tho said defendants do appcsr here
the first day Of September term uext aud ans yer ne
bill ofln plain,ls, and That's COPY at this order be
forthwith inseited ~ the l., ncbu Vlvxtnsn. news.
paper published ~ the town oflynchlsrw Coz iva 1oahs
soy prcfnuF to sad DAY, aud anvhsr copy shAsc n
ola tho from de1f OF The Court hlee Of s.iN nount
s"f.-ieste, re. c. CUILEsLcik
'dte II HSka
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

"HlTE LEAD LtnsecA Oil, Sp,s.
" 1mpcn,,no, cnpptng and Surgical ins,ru-
menls generally, Itch Ointment, aevetal kinds,
b,yt hdRo IN large or small quantities to suit pnr-
hasers Jnlubo Paste, by boz. pound or ounce, TO.
,elhet with spedtiid assortment Of fresh, puro
md warranted Medicines, lpye.Stnns, Oils, etc.
received uud for salc, al ,eiueed prices by
Howell DAVIES
juno 20 iiis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
.b'e 10 chile cn,ngh o. ,ri~oe rspl,al u accom-

.b'e IN chile enough of,,ri~o;e esri,al u accom-,
ri sh this Object Nor is this surprising. nctvi,h
standing the clearly beneficial character of the
work, and the certainty OF investment, ~ II ter
minattns proiitaby because OF the TACT that en az
rcultural community, such as thai Of Virginia, can
not spare from then ordinary asuediots such a
lnrge sum frepJy money The Legislature, then,
mlsl devise some o.her means II would be 10 the
interest of the State. 10 borrow tho requisite
and 10 complete tue woik On It's own responsibility ,
but, II from the influence OF niggardly policy and
of sectional hostility this cannot be done, then the
Legislature should charter u NEW BANK, with
capital large enough fu tho wants OF the comtnu.
nifty 30 that when the charters OF the Farmers and
Virginia Banks expire they may wind UP their
business and let the New Bank subscribe mil
lion ofdoars 10 the stock Of the james River and
kanawGa Company, in lieu Of the usual bonus.
Our lives upon IT, the stock will be taken up mas,
eagerly and the Stockholders in The present Banks
will lean, when II is too late that regard for heiI
II private property y interests would have dictated
a course exactly opposite TO that which they now
seem SO eager to adopt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
EEOAIEit

Best English white and paels Italian SILK Hose
Rest French do do do do
A few dozen fine white Cotton Hose, double heels
50 dozen low ptie,d white do
10 fancy eolowed Hose aud u general sssoft
mcul Of Hall liosr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
SPRrNG GdTALoGE.oT
RICH
FASHION ABLE GOODS,
At Robert kyle's New Store.

a CHOICE selection tpain and Injured silksf
N foliage green, oolouros, CINNAMON, lilac
anl other shades
Black Satin Lesantine, very rich, md Matioys
Extra Lnsuius can be ntorded at much less than
former rglees
blue black Milan i.usteing, very II eh gloss
jet Gros do Swlaa, Gros dc sois, aud uros lie Nups
w bite, pink aud blue Sntins
White, g,een, punk aud blue florences
Black Rnglish Lusioing, oxir EMILY rich gloss
Broad checked Muslins with Lace figures
A good assortment low pneel checked Nusns
Emo cotton Cnmbrels aud Canibriek MusIlua soma
very low priced
Plain and rich isured Swiss Muslns
PLAIN and I. cured Book do
French and London printed Muslios. warranted
tnst colours
French compact stripe mil extracted Gingham
loo picees rich sly 10 alice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
Cor ltcnllemcn's Dress.

superior Tr,blo Cham black rroneh uombaa,no
expressly Tor dcntl, Ee,'s wear
Angola and Mcrno cassIrneros
Cartoons and Summer stripes
French I,taIJ Dfiline, new style, aud low p,ic.d
Nnnkc,na and Roam tassimeres
Pune white and bun Mn,srlles, double bark
RiGh hguted Satin faced Milan vcstIus
Treble cham bnek Silk Eluoniinc do
a great variety OF fancy Narcotics
Vanhoru's l}ombollne and SATIN 5tocks n variety
ofpallerns
40 inch ltnlInn t,nvata
Gfnss bleaeh.d Ir,sh Linen. fresh importation
pieces estrn blneh ond blur cloth
ohve, bown md green Cloths
piece Adelaide Cloth n description of good, rnro,
~ Ia he sean ~ ihis nm kc' Tho superiority of
tins Cloth ronslss ~ ihooxensilc soiinrss OF the
wool dfmncss Of texture, and the fiehnoss aud ia.
,nbfiiY oi tho color
pieces medium blue GlJihs
" do black do
10 piecee assorted colors low priced
Bipa and black Caaslmetrs
bottle green, drnb, my Il and other fancy cooured
Cossimofes
A few pieces PLAID aud plain sstinenn
cases apron ehc,l., md lconutcrpnl do
ouses "a bleach ShIftlng8
IA do do heavy aud fine
helcs brown 10
do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

Ne4t GorernOJ.-A writer, under the signature
of 4" A Western VIfginian,' in the las, Lexington
Union nominates Charles Fcnton Mercer, Esq
as next Governor Of Virginia -" having under
stood from authorityto be relied that he Is as
Hrdchty the friend OF the James River and Kanaw.
ha Improvement as of his own Chesapeake and
Ohio and opposed to Notification and Scces-
SON"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
BESIDES

4 eeses cheap Fur Hat
% Polr sming heel PfanelIa Shoes
20 French do Slippers
30 - common do do
50 best quality Senskin spring heels
An assormen, Moloccos with and without heels,
for Ladies md Misses
, chscs Mems Hootces, Shoes and punpq
These and our entire stock. wcro purchased the
latter pnri Of tic Spring, in the cities Of New York
mud Philadelphia, and selected fon tho most ol
proved houscs and on such terms 10 enable W to
sell at the most unprecedented low p,ee4 pureha.
scrs may be assured they VIII obtain cheap mud dc.
srnbG Goods, al tho Store Of
ROBERT KYLE.
Jun, 81 T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

LynohJWg Superior Coftrt.-Wc are requested
to state, for the information of the public, that The
Lynchburg Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chancefy will commence It's session IN this place
ON Monday next Many persons, who have for
gotten that change was made by the Last Legs
Iaiu'c, are under the impression that the term does
not commence until the 25th,proximo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

a. Our accounts Of " the presldcnts progress
are very meagre this mornius-a circumstance
which VIC hope on, readers regret as Iutlc We do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
A great variety Ladies' and Gen
ilemcn's Gloves.
Hnndkcrchicfs, Shawls and Veil

Linen Gambriek ll,pdherehiefs very cheap
ueluanni, ilebe, Lnusvne, pure white Blonde,
and several other descriptions Of Fancy
Shnwis and Nahdkctehiels
Torlolee, Turk and Side Cembg. Imitation do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27

ISI,HlENT.
80 - ~ ~ -
OF Tin. INNGIIBGkt MA RK T. !

Of 7 lie. T. lNF-TTNVT NJ, NTNF II 7.
toHKrE rEu wtFRLY nv HuLC oMBB X JfHEs.
Extreme prices ofpaaaed Tobacco, sii - 10 - 90
Inferior Ia common, - 10 s 80
Common To good = 30 IL III
Good Ia i'm, 7 50io 10 90
Fine manufacturing qanlitas 10 % to H. 10
Refused l.ugs 3 90 to > ID
strips ! - To u 90
Inspected tic pms, week 80 hhas passed loae-
CO. - bids. refused total i.}S hlIs
WeuYere&ed on We lnasday the l9tll, 81 hhds
Of pnssoi ,ohacco, average Is 75-trlused
luss, average ~ 80. We think the mn,kol 10 not
#tr.l lC IA animated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
LACE EDGHNG. &C.

A few peloeS Thread Lnecb and Edg,nss
Boblneu Edgngs and luscrt,nss, some very flu
Boblneu and blonde Quilting, extra quality
j rich hgured ard plum Bobinous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-27
Valuable I4anA fOv sale

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1unc 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
Fro" tie Saturday Evening Posf.
BLACK M0srE.

This Old Indian Chief and hi, associate.
nave oeen the Lions Of the day." for the
iass fortnight, N the cities Of the seahoard =
ihey exhibited but little emotion NJ The gre,t-
~ part OF the curiosities they were ind,,r,d
20 visit, bat at times they were aroused fro,,
NE studied apathy Of the Indian character
The Manufacture Of Glass, on their Vial, IN
Dyous Glass Works, appeared 10 cratic
mem more than any thing ele in thi, eitv. =
Immediately AFTER their arrival At Concrs..
ran, they were placed at the front window
seu,y the immense crowd, which tkroog-
so me st,ee's On dense mass as fer as the
eye eouiu reach. Black Hawk observing the
extraordinary curiosity manifested by the peo-
interpreter: "''
BLACK Hawk" said the old War.
nor, once thought he could conouer
the whites. His heart grew bitter. and
h's hand strong. lie unburied the toms.
hawk; and he led his people 10 fieht
lie fought hard. He was no coward
lie spilled much blood. Bot the wh;,.
nen were mighty. They were many
as the leaves Of the forest: and Black
Hawk and his people failed. He was
sorry that the tomshawk had been rails
Cd. He had been prisoner. lie .sv
the strength Of the white men. Tbsv
we're very many. The Indians are b1,
se~' They are not cOwards-they are
Ossve-out they are few. he wss sor.
y that they bad gone to war. While
sne Great Spirit above (poiniine on
h'gh kept his spirit 90 IL now was. he
WOULD DC the friend OF the white man
ne wseld remain in peace. lie would
80 - MS people and speak good Of the
NDNs map lie would tell them thew
were as The leaves Of the (ores,-Vs,y
msnJ--very strong--and ne wo.la
night no more. Black Hawk !, ,hs
white mans friend.1 WV
tis kBown that artists Of emir.n..
have taken portraits }Of Black HswL.
he Son snd the PrsEhet. Mr. PorJ
hr. Sicily, and several others. baV,
PrOdueed, It - said, very striking like.
nesses Of the Chief The foliovinO
sssedo'e IL related in the Richmond
Enquirer:
Il is said that the Indians. while
tney were Al Old Point Comfort, con.
nsetsd themselves with the creates,
Popr'sty' Old Hawks handsons sop
VS. very fond Of the beautiful Amer.
80 S9sA~" Hs is passionatsIy At.
tSenea 70 musie--and on one oeeSs;on
s..sI listening With the nost profound
se1sntioa to the strains If ,he p;.no
FeFtes 80 lls keys were toaebed hv
yegng lsdy, be suddenly jumped 90.
zoe drawing . brilliant s,sg tom ~,
"ogsr' presented It with many eompIi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
Mr.. UVebsfer.

The Georgia Courier contains the follow ing
letter from Mr.. Webster, a.tlrcsScd 10 John Boil
ton, Esq. "wcli known to that community "a n
man OF sterling integrity aud true patriotism, - in
pply to inquiries To the feeling Of tie North
ern people ON the subject Of Slavery in the South:
NEW YORK, MAY 11rB, 1893.
My Dear Sir have received your letter
of last evening, requesting me 10 state my
opinion of the powers OF Congress on the
subject Of slaves and slavery; and of the cx-
is,ence Of any wish or design, on the part OF
Northern men, TO interfere with the security
or regulation of that species Of property.
My sentiments on this subject, my dear sir,
have been often publicly expressed; but I
can have no objection TO repeat the dcclara-
lion OF them, IL it be thought by you that
such declaration might in the smallest degree.
aid the friends Of Union and the Constitution
~ tho South, in despelling prejudices which
are SO industriously Costered, and in quoting
agitaiions 80 unnecessarily kept alive.
In my opinion, the domestic slavery of the
Southern States IS subject within the exclu-
siyc control of the Staes themselves; and
tins, am sure, Is the opinion Of the whole
North. Congress has no authority to inter-
fere in the emancipation Of the slaves, or in
the treatment Of them in any of the States.
This was so resolved by the House of Repre-
sentatives, when Congress sat in this city in
1890, on the report Of n Committee, consist
ing almost entirely of Northern members ;
and do not know an instance Of the express
sion OF different opinion, in either House OF
Congress, since. ! cannot say that particular
Individuals might not possibly be found who
suppose that Congress may possess some pow
er over the subject, but I do not know any
such persons, AMI If there be any am sure
they are few. The servitude of so great
portion of the population Of the South is, un-
doubleday, regarded at the North, as a great
evil, moral and political; and the discussions
upon it, which have recently taken place in
the Legislatures Of several OF the slave hold
ing States, have been read with very deep in
terest. But II IS regarded, nevertheless, as
an evil, the remedy for which lies with those
Legislatures themselves, to be pre- sided and
applied according TO hsir own sense Of policy
and duty. The imputstions which yon say,
and say truly. are constantly made against
the North, are in my opinion entirely desti-
tutc of any just foundation. 1 have endea-
vored TO repei them, so Tar as has been in nv
power, on all proper occasions and for q
fuller expression Of my own opinions, both
on the power Of Congress, and on the ground
less charges against Northern men, I beg
leave TO ,efer you to nv remarks in the de-
bale on Mr.. Poots Resolutions la 1880.
an, my dear sir, with much true regard
your obedient serv't,
DANL WEBSTER.
10 John Bolton Hto
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
From The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 2Isi June.
THE WEBSTER DINNER


From The Cincinnati Gazette Of N, oI,, Inn,
THE WEBSTER DINNER.
The dinner To Webster, on Wednesday.
was what, IN the language OF truth, might be
called a brilliant affair. Every thing passed
oil well. The company was full To overflow
ing, and no unplcasan: inc ident occurred 10
mar the general Lilariy. The MAYOR prc,l-
ded, the Rev. William Burke made an inyo-
cation to the throne Of grace, at the COM
mencement OF tie festivities; the dinner was
good -abundant--we prepared-thc
wIDes-but an them have no skill. Mr..
Webster was called out for a speech. AT the
oth toast IL was well conceived and bnppy
natural IN all ITS aspects-a little liaiteTinr-
10 The hole Wcst--a little more 40 10 Cincin-
natl IN particular--and vet, perhaps. nothing
short Of the whole truth lie has promised
To furnish sketch Of IL for publication. and
We viii not anticipate that sketch, by giving
one from mere memory.
One thing Il Is right 10 slate. lie most
leeiingly declared his regret, that The health
Of the country, the lateuoss Of the season. and
the earnest renionstrance Of his friends here
and at home, imposed upon han tie ncce ,si-
y Of proceeding no farther west. lie deeiar.
ed b.. Intention to make another visit Al a
time when he could penetrate 10 the ere,t
Mississippi. and make himself more thore,,s h.
y acquainted with The Nest.
Mr. Barry, the Postmaster General declin-
cd Joining N the festivities, In consfuuenrr
Of the VisiiaiioDs Of the Cbolera, among IA.
friends at Lexington, very properly consider
ing That these ought 10 preclude him from
being one Of the festive board
The iollo~ing Is the compliment 70 Mr.. Web
ter, and his toas, IN rvspoos.
opr distinguished guest, the Woe. Daniel
" webster, the profound eXpoundet oC tn
,onsI'iuiion-ths eloquent supporter II the
FEDERAL Union, and the nnifOrm friend aud
advocate Of tie Western County.
BY Daniel Webster ne Gig u Cinsinns-
a. beautiful illustration Of TIE eo-opera-
uon between nature and art. MAY The pros
PeHty OF Tie citizens be- commensurate With
Their hospitality and enierpfile.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
From the Baltimore Gazette.
FROM EUROPE


Our Correspondents Of the New York
Gazette and Mercantile Advertiser 1.-THE
paper from our friends Of the .NtlO York
Enquirer did not come to hand) furnish US
with accounts from Europe several days
later. brought by the ship Fredonia from,
HaVTc.
The squadron Of Don Pedro remained
At the Bsycnno Islands early in April, the
seamep still not very harmonious.
The prospec, o. settlement OF the Bel
gisn question appeared in London rather
more promising than for some time previ.
ously.
COnsiGntinopls. April Q5-By exiraordi.
oary conveyance. Ibrshim 10 still insist
ing that the district OF Adana shall be ced
ed TO him, and the Porte refusing 10 yield
The point. the hope which had been eater
famed, alter the return Of NJ Varennes
from kiniais, and the publication Of the
manifesto eeding the Paehalias Of Syria 10
The NiesFoy Of Egypt. that the Tureo
Egyptian affair would be sFnicably settled,
- unfortunately disappointed Tor lbrahim
has suspended The retreat Of his troops
On the 23d, the Sd division Of the Rus
sisn heet, consisting Of enc ihTee.decker.
asd two two dseksrs, entered The Bay Of
buJukdere, together With = number el
transports, having on board ihe second
csIPs OF auSih airy troops. 5000 strong
these troops are going 10 ix their camp
on the heights Of the AsistIc shore, oppo-
safe BSjokdsre.
London, Nav is.--It IL said that the Last
communications from Holland indicate an
apProaeh towards satisfactory arrange.
meat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

IL Is said, that since the recent election for Pre-
sldcn, of the &. and u. Canal Company, the Psek.t
boat tharics Fenton Mercer, belonging tot;corsc-
town, has had her changed This j. a si,c-
.'m.n 81 La!-siess, below which We do no, well
SO hou any body could descend. I.iIs.r. Gas.