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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

VIRGINIA AsI4a2SLATEEe...
HOU SEOF DELEGATES.


Wt9neS 'Uy, JtR.2 - \ communication from the
Governor was presented ny the Speaker, transmit
ting the resignation ot fhomag 3 R.,fioph, Brig
adler General o!the FoQnh Brigade, &c, which
WAS laid on the table.
The tal,1Win petitions, Sc were pr, scented and
i feit,d-by Nj. Moore, Of citizens of Bath county,
10 the formation Of q new county cut Of paHs OF
Augusta. aocharidse and nath-by. Mr.. Wichcr,
OF .NatHtiiel W ,sOn and others f1r The extension
81 the icWa Oh lie, accompanied by the pro
cncdiHss oi a tOAN Ineetug On the Same SUBJECT
b. 81. y :niu;, ot the Persistent, ~. OF the
Iyushaag., and Concord Turnpike Company, for
the construction ola read near the Blue Rdge-by
Mr. Stephenson ofNiehoas, OF citizens OF Nicholas,
for the establishment of u Branch Bank at Buclla,
nan i'll thai county.
On motion of Mir. Nash, the confederation of the
report of the Committee on the arrangement of the
Congressional ami Electoral Districts ofths State,
was postponed 10 Monday next
On motion Of Mr., Fry, leave was given 10 bring
in bill TO amend the acts regulating the inspection
OF salt in kandwha county.
On motion of Mr.. Berry it was
l1tAdyeI, That the Committee for Courts of JUS
tce be instructed to enquire into the expeliency Of
amending altering the thnd section Of the of
Assembly, passed the 9Th February, 1881, so as to
txtchl the time within which suits may be brough,
on land titles accrued prior 10 the passage Of that
act.
On motion Of Mr.. Wicher, it was
Pesolrcd That the Committee of Propositions
and Grievances be instructed to inquire into the ex
psdency ofrevivlng the acts Of the General As
semby Incorporating the town Of Danvillc, passed
on the Eth day of February, 1880, and of extend
ing the boundaries thcreof-and that they have
leave to report 10y bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr. Brolnax the House resolved
itself INTO committee Of the whole the report of
The Select Committee on Federal Relations &c,
Mr. Miller Of Roteour in the Chair.
Mr.. Marshall's Substitute being under considcra
ton,
Mr.. Ditkerson ofCarollne, took the floor, and
concluded his speech at considerable length.
he was followed by Mr. Stuart Of Augusta, who
stated that he had received the proceedings of a
meeting IN his county, a, which lis representatives.
were instructed TO sustain tho Proclamation of the
President After speech Of about IA hour IN
length, MIR. Stuart offered resolution approving
of I'll. Presidents Proclamation, and plclt;ing the
srp2nt "ithe Legislature to the n3asures q. the
P'csidoni as st forth IN that document, an u
neDdIhent of the substitute
A'tar some COR versation in which Messrs, Camp
bell, Gmer anj Stuart took par, relative ~ the ac
eap.an of the Amendment, Mr.. Stuart offered 10
withdraw IT for the present. but as this could not be
done without the unanimous concurrence of the
committee, and many mcu,bers objocting, the qaes-
ION was put OIL the amendment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

FOREIGN NEWS.


t}da tic \. }. tDat#teyttg4 iis=fft.s1.
We received The Lenooa Standard n Wv -
ic,enlns containing posscrlp' dato,l NJ bal rusl
O'Clock L. NJ. ANNOUNCING the reception al M
pcrs from the Hague and Rotterdam Stelm,uff
Sir Edward Banks, OF the preceding day. We
also received letter from Our London Coltesq pom.
dent. written At half past seven oeoel on the ryr.
ains of the 18Th which contains the lacst nov
fiom Europe vet received The you3Rat dc Ia
Usgc of Nov lilh, contains long article relai,se
10 the BRUSH Ogdcr IN Council declaring the coast
of Holland IN state Of biatkadr, which after tx
hortlns The Duieh pcoala to continue firm in Their
cnieavors 10 uphold the honor and integrity of
Iollanl concluded thuK
- i move than temporary submission on the part
Of the English soyctamcn, to the uniformly .ncton-
ching polcV Of her fival--a suhmis ,iun which
will decidedly sacrifice lie Low Countries 10
France, will not oldy entail ruin on Great Britain
bu, vii Gafsc the entire ganfaal,un Of Europe
Foil 81, confidence N the anrc, We are f,r from
yiclng 10 such fears rhe Engiish government
may hc or cucmy--her feet, coz Ioelnc that OF
Franco TO ouc Shores may sri2c our vessels AMI
blockade our poris.--ihsand nay appear willing
70 ade vance French ambition bat We fear not II
iorce which ~ striking at Holland must cnuse
Great Britain irrepnrabo loss We sec nothing in
all ths but poucy winch already ensures lis own
tlilurtN
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lie ~ h M taken on Mr.. stuart ahehu
menf it WIS lost, Ayes "a, Noes l0l.
The question then recurring on Mr. Marshall $
substitute,
Mr. Wtehcr addressed tic committee, and at the
Hose Of his remarks
On motion of Mr. Knox the committee rose, re-
ported progress, and had leave to sill again.
On motion OF Mr. Danton, the House adjourned
1aataiag Jan "a message was received
ffoni Ia" SENATE stating thai they Ind passed The
blls--stowing Moses lIcriman,a man OF color, to
remain IN the commonwealth 10 change the place
Al holding a sepi,ra tc eetuon IN tie county OF
Ga1p5al-audto amend 'he act incorporating the
erlef.5a's Rail Road, with amendments, which
grse agreed to
Petitions were presented and refcrred-by Mr..
Shcrard. of!lannah Magnet for a dlvorce-by MI
8heajaaA, of Miles Cary for rcf;mding ola sum
ii monaY--aV Mr.. Carte. of Rchmo"d county, OF
ttzens of y cstmcrciand aud Richmond counties
tor lottery OF an appropriation to remove the
obs,faci'as to the navigation the R'ppahAnhocd
and t9r briIsc over tn san'.
On moiioa of Mr. Brodnax the BIZ authorz0@
she directors ct the Bank of Virginia, ID arlacrs
Bank Of Virginia to subscribe 10 he sto,n 81
the .IaHl,s RVcr and Aann~ao Company Was
ta.ea pp, viii tne ryder offered by MIR. s7ms.
Tn |"aei' "hs'cn aa ahei'""'t'' W NV wv
Liking OIL .hc "hoe' ana inserting i'"N'>'o
'enie'ihS II "o'iS""ty before Fia meeting % saoF"
ao'defs TO take !is vote on 'ne question: o' Su's''
eng % Inc stock eli the company to give ho''o .!
eaFtiis i'ne"t 'os SIX weeks, OF ms 'hee's' ana us
ID, CT
vi 0'neH addressed the House al "ns'n y,
support 'i Tie Dill ana III 'N'nalioh oil MS amend
mem,
Nt. HiMn5 maize an unsuccessful "l'tio" 10 '"y
s,'' oa' .'a a'nsn''neh'" on 'he tao'c-"oa's'N''
~ {" = d. sNo's u
Mf. !. '.f'a"sh moved the indefinite postpone
meht OF Ihe bill ami supported his motion 10y some
=,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

The lat Washington Globe hints that The aew
CoHgtess wiil scarcely be called together by the
Pre- dent soon ait iiie Adjournment Of Tie present
gessIon " tie present body should fail 10 fulfil tho
datts expected RON 1t -" We have ourselves
(says the G,ie5c } exprease such opinion in con-
versatiop, But VI did not advert 10 The cltcum
stance that many 9f The STATES have not and vii
not ciael Representatives 10 the next Congress un-
u ucat IT. regular titie Of nesting Tits obvious
therefore tlai this speculation is no longer 70 be
inda'sed. Tho ldea was premature and may liz
ml9chryoaa b. rs rasuAs. We hove no good roa.
SON u bc.IcYo that dc Prcside~. dnGA entertain
as.h purpose, and sc cannot anticipate tfo.e,.q
otpeltoi public affairs at this Tine uay thine %
DaAe u ptopl..'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

T'recvuiA-T9r1eg-l The New Ymk CONNER
cal Advertiser OF Mnnday say So tits stated,
.upon what authority @c are uot advised, tia,
Treaty has been concluded With tie SuhAae pprse
hg Commodore Porter, cur Charge i'Afia.res At
,ous,auinol'c, which places Tie e,Haeaee Of the
Cuitej states upon afoolins aars IA tss.tt uss.
...a. u an J,!.e. ,i..i!er'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
Tho Washington Correspondent Of the Balti-

Tho Washington Correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette says -
Il Is sadiil9, an investigation has been gazing
on f.c some time under The management of MIR.
Auditor Kendall and OF General Van Ness, our
Mayor into the conduct Of The lighcs, inlank Of
our naval commanders. This charges against him
originally, we've boi,omed upon some occurrences
which took place IN the Office OF winch he is the
ncad and at which the President Is SAID 70 have
been exceedingly irri,a,ed-an irregular dstrbu-
,an o, tho crumbs OF comfort Butthe enquiry
has now tUken a wider range, alil embraces aceu-
,at;ons from every quarter IA " leh there may tc
Ground for them great OF iNde. hope, and be-
lieye that tic woyst thai can ~ pfoyee would rot
authoris, any thing more than removal OF the
Commodore from his situation as PtesidenI OF the
Board " Naval Commissioners. what our wor-
thy Mayor has TO 90 with such Investigations. I
cannot imasrie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
Appo!NrMGNrsBY TIE PRESIDENT,

~ and ruth tls aGpice md consent NJ he Senate.
Cl.ailes Peavey 10 be Surveyor and inspector Of
the Revenue for the Port Of Eas,poft N the state
Of 'i1ine vice Samuel Aver deceased
David Turner, to be Collector of the Customs for
the nsiric, and Inspector Of Revenue for the Por.
Of Beaufort, IN the State Of Soudi Carolina, VIC.
W iilaln Joyncr, removed
Jonman 4. Yates. 70 be Appraiser ofGood,
for tbs Port OF Charleston, IN Tie State Of South
Carolna, vice William L. IInyne, removed
Cberlos /. West, to he Appraiser Of Goods for
tie Port Vt Ghuresion, IN the State OF soaih euro,
ina siso les,and c. capcrs, appointed durinE the
recess 0f tic Stnn,e, who declines
Caadcs spephtns, 10 be Appraiser ofGoods lsr
the Port Of Savannah in the State Of Georgia, scs
EDWARD e. Ta,Aa! deceased.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
THE KNICK ERBOCKER.

This New Magazine is announced in the New
Yotk American forthcoming. 1t comprises,
says that paper, " Introduction Song A Ramblc
III the woods Political Economy Song Of an Ar
tic Lover 10 his Mistress Laconcs Monbcd do
nlarm A Bellies Philosophy Ilore Germancn
Gypsies of Grenada Memoir of the late r. c.
Sands Poetry ofthe Esqulmaux Literary Notl-
ces The Opera The Drama Notices to Cores
pondents, &c. " Although these make up table II
contents of considerable variety, and hardly a
doubt mise OF ,he reception of publication
.iched by the pens of Bryant and PAuLDlNG, the
lamented SANDS, TIE AUTHOR OF A YEAR tN
SPAIN" still the editor cannot bat feel much anxi.
ETY. about its appearance, when rejecting upon the
expectations that have been excited by the friends
OF the Magazine And, in fact, when we call to
mind half that has been sourteously said ard
done through the papers for the last three months,
to give the work, we presume, that impetus at
starting for the wan, Of which so many sister pub.
locations nave faded the situation of the Editor
may be asslmi.ated TO that of a sportsman whose
gun, standing in an exposed situation, has been
charged and recharged by number of well inten-
toned friends IN passing, who went again on their
way without be>;oWlng thought upon the risque
he IAN who was LEI, 10 pull the trigger"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

The Bonapa'te Family. ~ Madam Lattia, the
mother of Napoleon, whose death has been twice
announced (once after an accident year or two
ago and more recently since tue departure Of the
Count dc Survcrs for Europe) is still according
to the Paris Correspondent Of the New York Cou-
rier, living at Rome and the great estate OF which
so much has been published, remains unuppropria-
ted 1t has been said tina, the family were about TO
assemble in town in Italy, for the purpose OF
consuItla, upon their common interests. Tins
howcvef is doubted and The doubt is rendered more
strong from the scattered state Of its members. Jo-
ss,I, il is yet in London, while his wife and
daughter at Florence Charles, the son of Luz
cicn and, by marriage the son nlaw OF Joseph, is
at Riccia, while Lucien himscfis at Sngagle. and
his son in Colombia. Louis, the ex-kins Of Hol-
land, is in Florence, and his wife Hortense, IS IN
Switzerland. Jerome, the cx,king OF We,'phalia
is at Leghorn Achilles Mufa,, is in London,
while his younger brother is in New York, Ind
his mother, Caroline, the ex- Queen OF Naples, dt
Florance,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

THE LATEST PUN--In Debating Society
&. Yves, Point tort time since, the subject o! the
evening happened 10 be some question on the Law
of Nations great many learned speeches were
nnic, When one OF the Cadets rose in his turn to
speak lie piacel before him large open 'onne
and thrastins lis hand into his pocket he soemn-
ly Jto tr:h potatoe, and placing ii on the book,
said -" Gentleman, here is Valtcl on the Law ii
Nations, and h.rs is II commentator (commen'n
tori o. il. He won laugh, and achieved a sic-
tory. ~ !. CG%eN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

Mr.. b NJ uf anIlir,x al resSed the committee Il.
grc7t hnetti an tie -eneral subject.
Tie W ns taken on Mr. Stuar's amend
menf il was lost, Ayes "a Noes l0l.
The question then recurring On Mr.. Marshall 5
substitute,
Mr. Wtehor addressed the committee, and at the
Hose Of his remarks,
On motion of Mr., Knox the committee rose, re-
ported progress and had leave to SIT again.
On motion oil Mr.. Dunton the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10

Is glorious stars in azure Shin,
The raian, heralJry ofheasan;
l. stripes in beauicoos or'effR'9e,
In en,tsms Of onr union ven.
Aud " rants with i trembiia. sasa,
Survey It's brsh' aul m-tear g. IRE
a.VAile eIory's beam, afaw ahldzf,
'.nj asst ii fal IS s4.ni1r there +!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03

fcers and men, was sufficient Of itself tc
immoralize him."
He announced his glorious victory tc
the Secretary Of the Navy, in lacOnic
terms: "It has pleased the Almighty to
give the arms Of the United States sig
nal victory over their enemies on this
Lake. The British Squadron consist
ing of two ships, two briggs, one schooner,
and one sloop, have this moment surren-
dered to the force under my command,
after a sharp conflict"
"In this battle, we trust incontroverti-
BILE proof is given, if such proof were
really wanted, that the success Of our
Navy does not arise from chance, or su-
periority Of force, but from the cool, de.
liberate courage, the intelligent minds
and Naval skill Of our officers, the spirit
of our seamen, and the excellent disci-
pIine Of our ships; after having perfectly
established our capabilIty Of fighting and
coDquering in single ships, we have now
gone further and shown that it is posi-
BILE for Us to face the foe in squadron,
and vanquish him, even though superior
in force. y Providence Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03
Mortality among Children. some

Mortality among Children.--For some
weeks past an unusual degree Of sick
ness has prevailed among the children of
this place. The only disorder. which
parakes Of the character Of an epidem-
ic, is what is commonly denomin"ted
scarlet fever, or canker rash. Others,
however, are fatally attacked by CrOnp
land others, as suddenly, by maladies,
the nature Of which is scarcely ascer-
tanned, ere the victim is beyond the
reach of the healide t.--[JNantueket
Inqsirer. f-.-r
How TO Rerire Gin Frames Beat up
three ounces Of white of eggs, with one
ounce of chloride of potash, or soda, and
rub over the frame with soft brush in
this mixture. The gliding will imme-
diately become bright and fresh.
The Bank Of Salina, N. Y, has been
robbed of So, 900, by one Of the clerks,
who has absconded.
A destructive fire took place on Fri
day last, in New-Iork, produced by the
bursting Of a vessel in rum distillery.
Orders have been received at the Ma
Wy Yard, at Brooklyn, n. Y. to fit out
the frigate Brandywine for sea- -destina-
tion unknown.
The Board of Naval Officers rol the
revision of the rules and regulations of
the Navy, met at Washington on the st
Of October.
The deliberations Of the independent
Democratic delegates of the first Con-
gressional District, in Philadelphia, re-
suited in the selection of John Sergeant,
Esq, as candidate for Congress.
Vermont In 2Oo towns in Vermont,
the majority in favor of Governor Palm
er is about 1000. The political charac-
ter Of the House Of Representatives does
not appear to be fully ascertaned. Both
parties claim the ascendency.
The sickness at Newt Orleans, contin-
Ied unabated as late as the l4tIi Sept.
A fire occurred at Baltimore on FRI
lay last--loss Of property from 10 to
100000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03

perpetrated the horrid act, descended
from one Of the most respectable families
in the State, and his ignominious end may
be ascribed to the too frequent use Of in
toxicating drink.
owe learn that John Brown, Of South
Kingstown, man Of Incorporate hab-
its, on Monday last, procured pair Of
pistols for the purpose Of killing his wife
and her father; that he actually shot his
wife, and ran to mill pond and drown
ed himself Mrs. Brown was danger
ously wounded, the ball having passed
through her arm and from thence across
her breast, but it is thought she will re-
cover. 1t appears that Mrs. Brown and
her children were residing with her ia
ther, by whose advice she had refused
to receive her husband. After having
tried in vain to obtain admission, he fired
at her through the window, and the con-
sequences were those we have stated a
bove. From his Immediately committing
suicide, it is supposed he imagined that
he had carried his deadly purpose into
effect"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03
ID l T. ID :,

In this town, on the 25th ult. Mr. Martha
Thurston,' widow Of Mr. Thomas Thurston, aged
~ years.
On the 23d nit. Henry Clay, son Of Capt. Ben
jamin Howard, aged year, ! mos. aud days.
On Friday morning last, Mrs. Hannah Brayton,
widow of Mr. Robert Brayton.
On Tuesday evening last, Mr. Richard Simpson,
aged 81 years. Ills funeral will take place this
afternoon, at 2 o'clock from bis late residence nj
the head Of Broad-street, which his relatives and
friends are invited Ia attend.
Yesterday morning. Records Heath, aged 76
years. His funeral will take place this afternoon,
at o'clock, from his late residence in Church.
street. which his relatives and friends request
ed TO attend.
IN MddlG'own, l0ih ult. Miss Elizabeth Peck
ham, daughter Of Mr. Henry Peckhan, aged IS
years.
In Elizabeth City, n. G.. on the 9th September,
James H. Rhodes, son Of tho late Christopher
Rhodes, Esq. Of this town, aged 10 years. lie
was much esteemed by all who knew him.
At Midd!etown, on Thursday last, Richard
Mitchell, aged 79 years esteemed Elder in
the Society Of Friends.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03

QUAKER TRIAL.--The Peekskill Sem
tinel Of yesterday, contains an account
Of the result of the trial at Purchase, be-
tween the two parties OF the Society OF
Friends. After proceeding through a
long examination Of Witnesses, and while
Mr. Wood, one of the counsel for the
Orthodox, was summing up, one of the
Jurors was taken III, and the cause in
consequence was postponed until the
next session, that party refusing to allow
decision by the l / remaining jurors.
The Court House was literally cram
med during the whole progress ofthe tri-
al, and among the crowd were very ma
ny friends of high character from differ
ent parts Of this and other states. Coun-
sci for the Friends or lIicksites, Tall
madge, Stoors, King, and Mitchell--lor
the Orthodox, ID. y. Ogden, Wood, late
of N. Jersey, IL. Maxwell, and Nelson.
". Y. .ner. adr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03

INsTALLATIoN.-According to notice
previously given, the Installation of Rev.
A. Henry DUMosr, as Pastor Of the
United Congregational Church and So
ciety in this town, took place on Thurs
day last.
The Introductory Prayer by Rev. J.
Wilder, OF Concord, Mass;-Sermon by
Rev Il. T. Waterman, Of Providence; -
Installing Prayer by Rev o. Brown, OF
Klngston;- charge to the Minister by
Rev Orrin Fowler Of Fall River, Mass
to the People by Rev Thos.
Vernon, Of ehoboth;-Right Hand Of
Fellowship by Rev J. Starkwcather, Of
Bristol, and concluding prayer by Rev
James A. Roberts, Of New Bedford
Music under the direction Of MIR VIM.
X. Atkinson.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-10-03

\ Ex-SECRETARY OF TIE TREASURY. -
4 The Hon. William j. Duane, left Wash
ington for Philadelphia on Friday last.
The National Intelligcncer, III announc-
ing his departure, passes the following
merited culogium upon his brief but
honorable career:--
His official career has been short, but
had it continued to the end of his life, it
could not have impaired to his name a
brighter lustre than has been shed upon
it by the causes which have suddenly
separated him from office. The manner
in which he has sustained himself, under
the trying circumstances in which he
Unexpectedly found himself placed, and
his Roman firmncss under those circum-
stances, rebound in the highest degree
to his personal honor, and will give to his
brief administration of the Department,
an enduring and enviabIc fame. He
was entrusted by the law, with post
which he would not surrender to unlaw.
ful authority, and which could be wrest-
ed from him only by passing over his
body. lie came into office with the cs-
teen Of all parties--he carries with him
out of it their admiration.