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THIS heresy of Modification seems to change in
the most marvellous manner, the nature of lis
voIaries. Like the nitrous gas il turns the heads of
those who breathe il. IL first excites them voeutly:
then their passions become inflnmed, and their re-
venge becomes MS unsuitable their rcsenmeu,s-
Here is Mr.. McDuffie, for example, at all times warm
~ bis tee!ings-vehemeut in his opinions-but We.
ry frequently generous aud liberal in his disposition;
YET see lie very offensive terms in which Ie speaks
OF Mr. Madison He is " aware (Ie suys) that Mr.
NJ, III the dccrcpudc of hls faculties, has given
version To LIS Report and tie Virginia Resolutions
which converts the whole proceeding into solemn
lnrce' we shall not stop 10 show, that Mr..
Med himself has misreprescned the character,
anu suppressed some of the material faIures, of
thIs celebrated report. But we toiU ask, how any
man, who is not the slave of passion, could re-
conciIo II TO justice, or To- decency, 10 speak i'm
such terms Of such man? The assertion, rbnt
Mr.. Madison has fallen into "the derreptude Of lis
faculties" is not true There is no man who has now
the pleasure of visiting the retired patriot, who will
not tesiy 10 The gross injustice Of the nsnuation.
And besltes the opinion which has drawn down IN
OF Mr.. Ms venerable head such an offensive nltacL
WIS exhibited in his Letter TO the Editor Of the NJ
American Review in 1880 few months only he.
fore that period, he had boen brought before the
lpnbM eye ~ mos, responsible silusiion ne wa.
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a. 81 = REWARD.--kh>condedir from the s,,I,sc ,her
70 80 - OIL the 3i-i GaY OF Augus, negro wonsn nam.
eel QU ZEN purchased his OF Cot James nj adj.
son Of fsrnvie ~ trustee for Josiah Chambers Queen
WA raised in the n-g ohood FdfmyiIle am, o.,ib
sne may pa" that way; as before, may alien ut 10 en-
on 10 Petersburg and Richmond. and quite likely she NAV
obtain free pspers, she has numerous come ion bo
are fee Queen is about % years o age supposed 10 be
feet high, well formed, OF light black color and has
sever" oil her front teeth out he above reward will be
pad Tor her delivery AZ my house. $50 and all reasopa
able exPences, # confined in Jail get her in
HiLLERY G. RICHARDSON
NhNtloW, september ~ 40-Jt
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MARRIAGES

William M,. .n nasn' by the Reverend WIN: White Dr.
r 20 "s ~hfsh Ann, daughter Of Henry
NJ. ned on ,n ,s Aibemsrl. eoao,y Virginia.
Jefferson county, the Rev AL xao., 49,
Of that ~ ' '""s "'""an rh'ppa H psins, both
Ro~, on nSi'd"y eveo'ng tho 18th io the Rev a.,
Il ~. '' " '''ss sarah - O""tcn, ui Chester
Mcihan." ss"'ng Scr,cnbat the I2,h, by Ne Rev
N p,. ~ on"' Grey" IA tue ,uUty M.nTe DR. th.tes
Andrew Britnc ' " $3.50 S"N"ei, daughter oi CVi
ncd 90 huI-day manning, 18Th i"s' he ess.,. ec M
a. -, ur1 'hs cary, lev he Right Rev Ehup Mnoe Al Ia, A u
"se' OF Che'ieth"td 10 Mrs Juis Ls,iuia Burloo " "
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we are indebted 10 Mr.. Thomas W Whit. of ,hi. Gu,
r ".i"lsom"v printed copy, from hi press of JuJy.
aay " A"a''ss delivered before tho Phiianfhropie
ne S0eiefies It Chapel Hin. N Caroline June
oo. iis an eloquent aud iorcille coinposi,ion-we
sorry we canno, furnish extracts to day TO back
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

HDAN AWAY from the su,ncrIocr h,ing IN Char,
E-H ot'rstil'e. Cumberland county, my negro man
tanned DAVID HOLLAN d, a tanner aud rnriier l,y
trade, about five feet eieve incles high Of dtk
comp'exIon uncommonly likely and asing
bat III d"set'ton may look otherwise; hair rather long
Pecay In front OF his head. very smooth skin and
or scars he MAYER has been whipped any WAY;
sr"igh III his walking about % 20 years old lie hes
variety Of cloihng with him: lac IL very sell acquainted
IN kirhmond and ns vicinity; he his wife at MIR Chas
Gay :, nearly oppoc The Untn Hotel in Richmond and
might frequent ahoni his place David is very ariiul and
Intelligent can read and believe write little; has dit.
iere times talked Of going free States, and NAV al
Temp 10 go ny pass or free papers he had pass from
ne Of any kind for four weeks previous. will pay fy
dhas reward tor his apprehension, aud securing him in
n so that get him ngain f,ken within the State and
TAKEN without the State, will give hundred dollars
Masters oil vessels and Others iorewarned from car.
rying OH said slave, The penalty in surh will he
stric ly enforced JAMES MCDONNELL
September ~. 1O-w2wIawtC
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GIorer.r,r corrrr corr1. s.r,emh,r. 1saa.


Col William jones, the Ctmmonwealhis Attor having
oad the Court tho death of Dr.
maubef o. this Cusnd tho Count moi
only regret for this bereavement hut nt Tor tn
The deces,o TO which he fully ~ cd veil
Of public n'e'uness, NJ for hi private viftues--
RoUei hyfore, That OF thu nsgis,raoy
County AMI those OF the bsf be inv ID
len am, ~ mrmory OF the deceased for thirty days
Kssooed, That the Coun do adjourr.
c. y-Tcsts. ARTHUR L. DAVIES, c. G.
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DEATHS

Ciel
of Nh. ,"see ."a, III" Unscr Nv of VA ev,no,
a. 'ms'a' Ek BETH ANA Meoiy coos,t OF yLor.
i,n i,I,o 10 zoe 2e,h srat Of h"r n4ercs and
- OF srN~fa' n bpht
~ @ we 'oiuiude ond csm .s2neiiur of n tbr,.tiun
vocs'e hisbcs tsn. of ,h,
accomplishing Il aud virtues Of the drccs ~ W '"'
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BEE OVAL.-Mrs. :. e. ADAMS has re- moved 10 the
II u house OH Sueet, near the SECOND Prcahv,ptian
Church. AMI lately occupied Ivy Mr.. Ma,lison Wath,n
where she will be- pleased 20 receive Boarer. nv the ds,
week, year. TSrpi. 2Il AO-d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

RUARY OF BURGUNDY.--Msry OF Burgundy, or
I'VE eIrevolt Of Client, bv The author OF "Php Az
guslus,' "Heory Mastefton, Sc a novel received by
r. l. SMITH
Fora ntdts u his wqk, see tie Erqtlrsr - tbs sti
A1gus' lsspt ~ S15,
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Beauty Of Thought and III Cnnpnsiiion.

WIZ 'he Editor Of the 'Siaun,on Sp,rt.tot" he good
enough to inform ne, who was The ,uto Of the lollownq
Gas "hi'h ""sdrunk At Staunon the last 4h Of Ju-
"! " oofs rfea., 70 The tate Of the Valley:
"Pdy Spirit The foam spray tbs, dsh sa,d a. e.o a
Stare, sornemes threatening en- nrh be, ve s ~ h
very elements that support and buoy up. - ' " ="
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NEW TRIAL.

The "Tempetance Rccorder' presents The new trial
Of an old ofendcr-"1he People ALCOHOL" charged
win Murder, Robbery, &c The Report ~ spun ont to
more than hive columns Of The New York journal
OF Commerce-The jury is composed OF Messrs Rr.dy
"ellbed, lovegood, Reflection Industry, and sever
oh's'- Fa''ous vi nesses are called and examined
rom various classes: as farmers, merchants. plysi.
Clans &C. &C. who testify to the bic conduct Of
The culpr''-snd alter long investigation into b-
Gus rd"sgfr's"ns' lie i found guilty by the Jury without
leaving their b0x-and the Court proiounces upon him
the follow ing sentence:
The sentence of u tice which the presiding officer the
court OF lnp'" opinion,
taken nom hence to the fom whence you came,
unohon ih"n y" 10" int tho liver that may b.
mow9 10 eoLp wArER Aud die and he orgotien Mr.
ShriHI you VIII see tho sentence forthwith executed
Ii's notorious oil udrf how evrt 10 have NOR,
hvcs Than fur Ice ~ .iil skukirg about 10 thou
/ saud places al The time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

EkUPONT'S row DER.--25O Kegs DuponI's Pow
~ der, IF and FFF Blasting aud Sporting powder
just received ami for sale by
woRTHAM, McGRUDER 4 CO.
september ". 40-2t
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ia ANClNG-i he undersgnrd proposes to open
NJ school Ior Dancing AMI Wal Zing 10 ibis city, early
H. October
Having had letters Of introduction 10 the following gen.
tl'men, he Is Per"iied TO refer 20 tem:Co Bernard
p,y oi, DIR. George alton, Thomas Richie, Bsniauhn
W. L'i1h, y. y. Nichola., Wyndhsm Robnson Esars
oep'. u ti0-I f. G.. BREEDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

U5 Several newspapers have given the Eno,rs, e,sd
for the account published 81 the Lewisbnrg Dnnsr
This Is incorrect We ourselves crgdiipl II "a Ihs
seurg Alsghanlsn.
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FL wish To employ, an Inirucress in nv
~ '"Wi. Young Lady no can bring With her COOL
o"ine 'aon. OF her qualifications teach all tho VA
r'ous branches oi All Eng s Eiucaion also French and
Muslc-i 40 no expec school commence until tho
o Jan 1884 but will lie glad receive az soon ~
possible communicate tram any WHO may desire sue
~ ""tion a lib raj salary vii b, given Letters d,
'rrIrh TO me II Oh rloie'vil'e. VIII he received.
R'igeway' Alhemars Co. LUCY MINOR.
September ~. 1O-wAy
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PENITENiIAKY SYSTEM

We understand thai the LORD CHANcELLoR of Eng
land has instituted enquiry into The Prmi,eiry Sys
tens oi the United States wi view reormsiinn il,
the cimini code Of his country. His Commissioner
VIM Crawford, E.q Of GrAy'S Inn, London, with Friend
Henry Newman at She city Oi Worcester, who accompa-
MES lin. arrived in The United States arch last and
havirg visited the Peuienaries of the North aud ~ e.
came OH Ia examine They spent week in lie s.
animation OF the prison, and in tse Public Library taking
extracts from the Codes OF The States South nT ma Thu,
efi this city Friday morning, Tor New York expee
ing To embark for Great Brain in Ocnbrr They ser,et
d, lighted with Public Library and expressed to Col
Morgan The qualification they irl' account OF ,e ,aci
ues which had heen afforded them. Ivy the pmhl,c ,uc
onanrs OF this State, CAS- well as those of other ar
hey 'iscd,) in pursuit of the humane oil, ct of Lou
H. oucham.
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.HtId"ch0Iy SUCCESSION n Epenfs-The death Of Mr.
Alfred Street oi this CRY, has excited The deepest sorrow
tie mas recently set mp IN business in with
SanXay They had removed their bookst 10 one OF the
handsomest stores III the cyand the hs room
aud The beauty al their arrangement had Drawn MANY
persons see H. Mr. Street was very modest, and de-
serving young man-sngu'ary handsome in his person
aud ann bic la is manners. HeAlh seemed bloom ~
hts che"k-and wis" was more Than the rest, the nrc.
o"s oil an accomplished and Interesting Dung Lady of the
cy we're his But these bright prospects were ovetca.
AMI blasted by an iI,sidous disease which,
some weeks, lie Tell victim In The one day
he was bridegroom, anil cofpsei In the last moment
oil i@ existence, hi Bride united her esnics with Iii.
To cnite her 10 the privilege nj performing the last Office
Ter her h,-b'"h The two following paragraphs will tel
The su'pr a'uals Of day
Married on Ihnd morning &c i2ih inst nv tic Phil
tou Mr. ALFRED Firm a
~ place to Mis- AoLi second daughter Of Mr. Giles Pco al
/ Richmond
Died. Thu .day e1ering ine ing illness. Arm,
SIREEI, In the 21Ih yeal his nge. 49, -
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first day Of October nest, II lar IL not, the fair
10y thereafter, shall offer for sale, public sueon on
r premises, the Tract Of Land which live, IN the
county Of Prince Edward. II lies on The main Southern
road, wrhln about mile Of Fsrmcillc aud six MILES OF
Prince Edward Court House. TIE contains about
62i OF which about $50 in woods and so TO go Of
creek bottom This Of land is we'll adapted 10 the
cultivation Of wheat, oats and lobacro IL we'll n.
proved and very well waered. Hs deems farther de
scTption uuDecesssry thoss wishing 10 purchase "
view tor themselves Before the day Of sale the land wiz
he shown any wishiie IN buy by proprietor
Terms will Ire accommodating and made known on tho
! dsY Of ssls, ABPEE WATSON.
AtgrF - 70 Ttj9
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EoR TIE E.NonLkER


soe since, there Intimacy like that OF sisters
tween Miss Rd9ely, Baltimore Mise Coleman e
The daughter n
ofa s oPuent iron They led ogethero
ingn, which following parody,
isb oonaetos? the for grain, tho Other for spirit
10 visit Washington. two Bellies dvino--
The one IN iron rich, the other unsi
which the finer girl, Ills bard 10 seue~
The girl Of spirit, tho Cir OF meal
Tho bens sent , seoemsn OF the Army bo the
following;
which ths 6per girl 'is hard 10 settls--
The girl 81 spsii, or tho gifl Of moialr
tko girl - spirit V6ul1 soit toe s1ofl
Bot the Ds7 ~ rss might ny en- both
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-24

Ma CLAY.-The Kentncky Commentator holds hin,
forth rs lie great Of tle Union and The Louisville
Hersd distinctly ntra,es, that IL will not strike his flag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
ctsErl AIRY.

pLPAlsiED (}is III, on thc morning oihe ID
tlst, N IyuchbWr al Inc residence of Alrg Btad.
fulc, Miss MARGARET BRGDtfTE, thlrd
daughter Of ltobcr, Rfadfate Esq late # bedford
county. one who was .ns.alaisly associated with
hsf ftun coJ'y youth. through every period oil HE,
rerurds ,lis humble tIblte in the morning oil
her DAY sho hose tIe God of jacob for The pn,ion
ol u.l nhertaurc and asipsiicd herself IN the Tres
Gest8m uu,,b. she 49, truly and cmphallcnl
J.. tUc ,eoaGf,llt ,htsuan. the humble follower oi
lhe mod, uDd joMi jesas. Religion v TIA her @as
a practical, living, OPERATIVE principle. she was
"A all things @hil she protested To- be. She WA
friend and christian III word md IN tongue
but iadc,d aud ~ truth She wqs lover Of God
and theficud OF human kind =" hu lsraete. IN.
deed, Ia whom was no eHiie.3 To stun up al, she
cam as near as any 20 the utmcnl OF that law
whose requirement +, ID 80 justly, 10 love mercy
and 70 HHk luuhiy @ith our God. Yet vas io
upon Ai,s nor upon my ofthcse, that SHE grnon
del hcr nope Of tdyouf and Acceptance with God
Nu her trust was n lhe blood and merits oil tho
Lord Jo-us. She could say, lllor that my Re
dcemer lyctl,' -Dealh 10 her had uo terinis. Sht
VAS the subject 81 p.olraeIed dscas. ana had long
expected It's arrival. When 4 approached, she
met t not with fear and d 5may but US We
rgnc mcs,cusoG sent 10 conduct ber ~ saiety homt
IL her Father 5 lloasc--hat :. house not made wit
hands," in which there are mans mansions. Pare
well. beloved dltud, IA short farewell. Thou has
taaen thy A,gt,, thine upward hisht ii eyer sou
a5eendci' These mortal eyes ShN never mor'
behold hce-io more 5hali meet tcG IN the soeIa
cirec, inspiring lie and cheeliulness IN MI aroun'
10 more III the liuie praying hsr'i, which tho'
dds, love So truly Ito more III The earthly lem
pic whittier, with joyful haste, thy feet so ote'
rcd. -Ihoa AT called to ho.ier, higher entertain
men,s But when my spirit is uncltered ifon
,l.se chains Of lesb, ~heu shall spring up 4
...si my Lori IA the all, .h~!l hal thee amonss
,ho, blessed society why lave washed 'hc,r robe
and made them white in the elQod OF lie Lamb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Saddlery, &c. # AZ
lion.

IHNliE Subscriber viii eantmln TO sell nc entrst1
n ylow rriees, hs stock e DRY GOOD
sADDLtRY. o.. Until " ainesday the 2hh q
Ut hpu on which day he wili prorecdto sen,
public auction, without rcserve, his remand
stock, which eobsists If large stock Of Dig Cool
oi every description, lheladfng Hardware, Hvett]
War;, Castings. Groceries S,d 5isoes u 4
sorts general assortment ~ ready rnnds Sadkllc]
consisting Of Saddles, BRIDES, Marfisgulss, BID
ness, SaddIers Materials a large assortment
Coarse, do. do Wngson ald Gar, Gear, Hl(
ness, rruses &r-5 q ; sstt. Mahogany 0iniS!
Fables, SIdoboafls Dfaureaus, BcadstcaJss 81
nnd many Other articles
Terms rs follows AL sums under 40, casl.I
over 30 and und,r 8l0O 6Ddnys--oycr 100 and ua
der 1900, 10 daYs-oser 300 and under Sj0O,
mouths--oyer $500, 6 aud IL months credit will 4
given. Bonds with approved security, beating u
iercst from tho due, II not punc,ualy paid or q
goliasle notcs, with approved cndorsers, will 1
required. Country Merchants are respectfully III
s'ted to attend the sale. no. II. GRAY.
~ should also like TO sell privately oil m
REAL ESTATE, IA II - my wisl, To rcmnvc 4
the Western Country an soon Us ! can effect 81
same, aud wind upmy affairs.
N B-.Those indebted 10 tho sutscribos ~
desired to MAX speedy payment a. no lohger IL.
dngqnco can be- given. H. H.G.
lynchhurg. April 3 tbs
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NEW E.ANCI STORE.
r. :. MILLER & co.

a RI. now receiving, at their FANCY STORE,
l n cd door from the alley leading to Friends
Warehouse, a large and entire new stock of Stape
and FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. which, from the
..5hg cxpertiltd {. ;c iartnci who purchased them,
they can confidently recommend 10 their friends aud
the public, as being well selected and suitable for
this marhet,and offer them at reduced prices for cash
OF ON the usual credit 10 runctual customers Those
dealing III Fancy Goods ure respectfully invited to
call and examine shcir articles and prices before
hey u chase elsc@ hc,e, as they are determined TO
"iter Inducements and by strict attention TO bus-
ness ana disposition to accommodate, hope to
gan portion OF the public patronage.
y. B.-COUNTRY PRODUCE. taken a, lEo
h'shes. marhe, rf.cc in exchange for Goods
Lyichbug, April s. ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

n.oani and eaarae &. - tax Al ba ,.i,,;1, ,lt
Great Britain with the assertion u the Mules that
our hsea laws operate more uneqnaiy and dssro.
ueai'y than those OF any government upon earth
II would require more than the losenl dexeri,y OF
the inventor OF The forty bale heory to Demonstrate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

bols we shall doubt either the truth Of his declara
doing we hunlbly conceive, with all due Difference
to the more rigid etiiics OF the Wing, We Violate
no rule of " Christian charity"
One word rnore.-rhe Wing is highly ineensed
that We should propose To impcach' the veraety
of Gov Floyd We have proposed no such thing
and We therefore advise the Wing to bottle up lis
wrath unit, OCCASION sails for its exhibition. We
do'.lcd the truth Of the explanation gwen IN the
Wing but without knowing or presuming ,hat
the Governor had himself furnished II for publica
ton. 1t is the Wiz therefore, and moi We, who
" propose to impeachh the Governors vcraey
We were commenting on The Governors ats not
his statements When he shall furnish n narrative
90 the public, * give us TO understand thai II Is his
we shall treat il with the courtesy demanded not
o44y by his station, bu, by his unimpeacned char
meter. so far as know, for veracitv II the
Wing will refer again to its first statement. il Viii
find, that, in questioning its accuracy, we did not
,mneach the veracily Of The wfiier We doubted
.he truth of The statement among other reasons be
.onsc i, did no, pretend TO be narrative ol facts
furnished by one who knew, but srppaS.tioa of
c,rcunst ,nccs which might have cx sted At all
events we had no hand in connecting Coy lfloyds
name with the statement. lie is indebted for II to
nc o.h:iou, kindness Of his friends
But cnoug, of this subject, Gov Floyds term
of service closes with the present ycarnad, with IT,
we dm's NOT, chs s his official career ia this State
We have made, and shnll make, no war upon hin
is a man--but as an elecr " shol not uesitale to
express sentiments fully and freely, of his con.
du,t--at least putil the triumph of Modification IN
Vir,inia shall sal mp ctr moalh Ivy test-oaths an
gar-hws,--o unsllthe use of " horsc-pand,, and
o,her p,alcaJ modes Of muzzng the psess Shall
com mo vogue.
W. hop, the next Legislature of VIRGINIA. upon
wh7.q wIld,v,Iycth MY of Gle, t,us II Governor
will az, warning by the past and moi again vo'e
fpr a 'nsa whose sentiments on Vital subject are
concclltG un;; his fin FRS are in tho treasury.
GOOD ToASTS.--B stou is certainly the hest
Toast laboratory W. know Of Elsc@htc, wllh
few exceptions, the 'ro4s,s, instead otbeng struck
the sFah from sHtt,n steel. en- - nav
been hammered o4t for III lon rs b7eji
saith beats osl lie heated IRON upon hs ami.
They r1.' s,ia and fit, by he time they reach
the p'tlc V" Aa,o a specimen of the
Boston o'en'.i.csafe, winch VIC select from anong
number, equally pointed recently gwen at II ain
ne Ia honor al Mr. Dearborn one If TIC Late mem
btrs ~ CON. ross from Massachusetts
IJthi} - iS,er-A Dema,ti,eu.e WITHOUT .,
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4 NENTLNMfN disposed To cncairagc the &
u" ISOLATION o :. NJ iln,q riass for drill and z
neral Improve cent a. So ~ iomsef this ey
o,ng. ~ tho ' IN lfof l. = eHif pea. : O'clock f
Apr Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

Tic Treasury Bniiding Il, troiher column
~ copy, from The National luteIli&'nc.r, an oc-
c1unt Of the late five in W aahington, By which the
Treasury building was dcstloyed The Telegraph,
Of lac u siFes II, as the prevailing opinion, that
,origmaled from fire krlcd in MIR. pickins S
10 M, about ocIocl, on Saturday night and says
" aie in.ornled lhat an investigation of the sub
get is taken place bciolc tic lieads Of Depart
mants assisted by Judge Crauch. the result ofwhch
y ii Of courss be made public
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Gvoccr,e, ri auction.
Nil TIA Y.

NtlIi undersigned intending to spend a fe,
II weeks in Lynchbmg, proposes iakiilI
ehnrgc ofe M,l,isf# ''aa,. " viii give ins,ru
tons IN the $ ,ts e ia Company and Bait
hon, and Jsf Il. II #.8 h lnfahfy an,
R'iie 'VoIu' ats - H.,i. ~. amp
rYtdcucos oi Ia su,e.at as - t,,'hhr ] ernls III
dorntc GO. +. 0sClA RDSON.
hprllS It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

Vt Col. David Crockett is announced in the
aeohessee papers as candidate for Congress
AnHher 50 merset The Washington Telc-
graph Publish,s an extract of a letter from New
iofH' which says" 1t is quite probable tina, the
courier and Enquirer is making arrangements to
come out IN support Of MIR. Van Buren, indeed, the
current report Is that the barg lin is nearly con.
summarized Hear today that Mr. Webb is To
Proc'ea 10 Albany, in a day or two, 10 smoke she
cain'n9 ofpeace with the Regency.'-is this 50.
~ epo' Are YOU Ike Sawncy, gQng'