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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

- he rgc'y 'lor's the plll4s.ons charged ana
repeats tmt he Is satisfied that they worr Gro
nfons m poa. of fact, and unjust towards Nj
Blunt
MIR. Blunt then rose and stated that he had no,
braugh, the prosecution from any personal feeling
but solely Or convincing the conductors OF lis
Public Press that private character was protected
by the laws % the land So laf as he was person.
ally concerned, h. KS eaif4Hly aqt afed hy tie
submission OF the defendant aud hoped tic Cealf
would ac11csco IA tle motion hch the Di5a5el
Attorney would make NJ Hoffman then moved
that aoiic Proscqa, be enelel, aud the sane Naa
ordered accordingly.
Hantef Nele Ofie4n4-Wc regret 10 fnd N
the Sew Olcans Courier o. the 30th ut the fol
lawng uununcidtlon relative to the health 1f TIM
CITY.
a. We arc not aarmists nor would We wsnt1n-
y insid chlmcricnl feafs INTO the mruis oil our
felIov citizens. But " believe IT 10 be sound
policy, and conceive our duty, to inform them Of
the actual situation of the health of the CITY. l.
would be ridiculous to deny that for some days
past the number Of deaths has bcon increasing and
that the greater part expired after very few hours
sickness TO speak plainly, they died Of the rnef.
elless cholera On, VIC mistake the character Of
that dire disease, the prevailing one H. nj least, rs
faal in its effects and although hitherto, the
number ofvictims may be deemed nconsidcrable,
we nevertheless are Of opinion that our constliu-
ted authorities should inquire INTO the stnte Of the
public health, and adopt such measures might
teni 10 prevent further mischief We earnestly
hope to find tina, some OF our medical gentomen
will loose no time IN throwing light upon this
dreadful subject; and will with pleasure co op.
crate with them, IN publishing whatever might be
calculated to tranqnilize the general feeling of
painful apprehension, alioy any fearful or I'M
founded forcOodmgs Which may be excited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
UIimtngton, ODD MAY II

The Superior Court of this county has been in
session since the commencement, Of the last week
a case ofan unprecedented and atrocious charac-
Unprecedented al least in this State WINS tried
on Thursday, 1t was an indictment for may
hem, which the criminal, named John Porter, r.
was charged with having committed en- outrage
upon boy, similar to that which was perpetrated
year or two ago IN North Carolina. The jury
found HIM guilty, and he was sentenced by the
Court to undergo the full punishment awarded by
law--namely, a fine of one thousand dollars and
two years Imprisonment. The ntrociiy was per.
perated in Appoqulnimink Hundred, during the
session Of the Legislature in January last and tho
Legislature deemng crime ofsnch atrocious char
acter deserving of more condgn punishment than
was ptovidedby the existing law, passed an act
making it a capital offence. journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

htar-to'g oseH,feife, rn. New Yo,e 20
roner was esied On Saturday evening" last, to
view the body Of MIR Samuel Falletion, Dfugsis,,
IN Cherry street, who was killed by the bursting
OF a Soda Foulisln IN Oak street. The accident
occurred while he was ia iEe ael IL removing the
ioicins pump. uftcr having charsed lhe fountain
with gas. Poft Of his lower aw was carried away,
aud his person wns otherwise shoclingly n,angIed
ty thee explosion. lie survived between Two aud
lhIra IOlILs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
Ba,TlMong, MAY 10
CENTRAL CDIiR RACES


PpH Dag-We yesterday witnessed an inter.
have been expected. The turf was heavy from
The late frequent runs, and two nags Of great pro-
mise were withdrawn, VIZ: WIN II Johnson's
ful sister to Bertrand, Jr, and James J Hatri.
sons Sicily Drnkr-bolh having paid forfeit.
lohn &. stevens eli =. Aledoc, . . |
Col VIM. Wynns {. Anvil 3 = 2
Thomas u. Iohnson's b t Florida, 3 own.
J. NJ Bots b c Tobacconlsl, Own.
Medoc and Anvil eontcnd,d for the las heat
aene, both proving themselves horses # good
bottom. Florida acquitted horsol beyond rxpet-
tatlon. The first heul, Sm. SIS second sn 5os
third, SIN. iSis.-four,h, 9rn lis
Second DoB--In the Maryland Sweepstakes,
but two nags Appeared, Vi MIR RiIgcley's h. I
and Mr. Doscy's ch Ann Page, both by Mary.
land Eclipse They got off well together bu, III
lho first quarter OF miie, Mr.. RidgeI,ys FLY un
fortunately tcll in consequence of the sIippety
state OF the track, and not being able To recover
was dlstancod
The race for the Craig Gup,rcsultcd as follows
+. Il, S Boyce's b. f. Monsoon, 10y
Rather, =
Jacob loulkc's eh c. Tyrant by Go.
hanna
} NJ, Scldcns b. h. Duke of Orlcansby
Sumter , DR.
J. NJ Bolts ch h Rapid Ivy RA'}cr 4 dr.
Col Johnson ch. m. Annette, 10y Sir
Charles !, dr.
Time Is, heat, Am. 31s-2l heat, Ian Us
81 hcst, im 31!s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
the " hole number Of mat icula,es


oi 'hcoc, 70 re from Albemarlc- lG from this CT.
W rom this county, from hanover, &c. Sc
fhe total cstlmate Of expenses for the session Of
10 months, exclusive Of books and stationary
clothing and pocket money is tf2I3.
VIZ understand, tiat a fine spirit of order and
industry now pervades the IS'i,ulon--nnd that
the Students are actively engaged IN preparing for
the ex animation in July. Rich. ENQUIRER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
pHisaDEfrllf.. sfny 4,

FHIHtDkiFiifti Mhy T.
Sudden Dea3s On Sunday afternoon, color
CD man nnmei ss1nnei smith, IA porter, aseG %
who Ia wieeled from ,ltt ,tes-A aaat 10 congress
a heavy I'D ii baggage, st do All his barrow AND
with coasi1srabl. emphasis said TO another porter,
beat TINT lfyoa can" The poor fellow had
scarcely uttered Inc words when he fell dead
Yesterday morning, at about q O'Clock a sea
man on board the brig North America, named
JAMES Wallace got up and dressed Inn self with
his usual alacrty, and while the rest of the crew
were on deck, he proceeded 10 the transom, sat
down and died Immediately.
Yesterday, about one o'clock p NJ. james Han.
ming lately from New York, fell dead at his work
at Mr. McCaaieys curriers' shop, III South street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

confederate was rumore1 10 hasc been seen
on The horse OF Mr.. Sayrc IN Bergen woods. ~ the
direction Of Bpl's Ferry, but although the wretch
declared TO The sherif lha, he haI Eve accompli-
ces II Is believed that he was the sole perpeiratu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
DEATH BY suFFocArloN-Am ram

DEATH BY SUFFOCArlON-A ratHing
10 lteH DtggcyS- the 1lh inst, Major Robert
tiarsor (of lIenty county, va lost two very val
liable negroes Ivy suilaeatlon. They had been en-
gagged IN digging Wi and having progressed
about 90 feet reached ataef Ahch required ha-
rns and blasting. W iii tbs ,ow, nud uiaa LIS
SUI posuinn that this object would be facilitated
thereby, one Of item bull Il fire - the rock The
next morning he i ss,nded and gave alarm, first
by his groans, and next by tumb)ng ont of the
bucket. The other negre, suppostAs hlm accident
ally hunt IN descending, buried down to his rescue
bul returned no more another was induced 10 90
down, with like purpose, but the prccauiion hay.
ing been taken oftyins HIM to the rope, he was
drawn up in short time almost llfclcss A Ply
sicinn DIR. Winstonl was Immediately sent for,
who with difficulty succeeded in restoring tins ono
to life lie then, 10 absorb the fixed air which had
been occasioncd by fire, had limo water poured into
the well and lei down in the bucket aud having
thus cttcctually expelled the gas, which was test.
cd by letting down II lighted candle which burnt
freely and afterw ards chicken W hich returned un
hunt, had the negroes taken out Thoy were by
this time entirely stiff and beyon all hope of rests
citation.
II would be prudent IN those engaged in eXcava-
tiny wells, to pour i'll always, while before dc
when the well becomes very deep to let down can.
die. This is safe aud prudent test For where cur
bonic acid gas becomes SO much embodied as /,
snaocalc, 1t will instantly cXtinguish the light Of
candle. DaHviHe Reporter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
TIE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

We have received printed CntNlol ue of the
Officers and Students of the University, for the
present session II gives us grcot pleasure ser
tedduring the term exceeds that Of any other ses.
son, except the second
In 1925 the " hole number of mat lculntcs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

See Mr.. Culhoun's long letter to Gov. Ham.
ton, published last summer in which similar 'F"'
are forcitIy expressed. Since That time, howe''''
MIR Calhoun has discovered that Nulhca1oh :.
less popuiar than Secession, and therefore he "''.
athrms the right of State to secede on account "
the aggresslons of the federal government w'''n
then denied. We excuse him, however, as he w.,
then struggling to prove that " NMNVcah0" WV
the rgltful remedy" 1t is somewhat mar'e'io ,h
that the Mules once rdculed Secession, a'o
Seceders now laugh at and denounce NuiaoaaIb
and yet the Nulifyers and Seceders draw 'v how
er in the same harness, as peaceably as thous yak
perfectly conceded IN opinion. i" How can '"o WV
together, unless they be agreed %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

Benjamtn T. .esaborn who was committed on
the charge of having Sc, fire 10 the city Of Il legh
(N e in September las, has been tried IN the
county OF Cumberland, to which h. vas removed,
and found guilty. A mo,ion ha. been made
for arrest ofJudgmcnt for defects il the record
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

ALABAMA-Wo have the frs, report to the
stockholders OF the Tuscumbla, rail road, now
making. |; is 10 extend round the Muscle Shoal
Falls Of Tennessee (of ll2 fee) and is in length
As miles. From thence there Is mn unnterruptel
water navigation to New Orleans about 2200
miles. The work seems to be going on with both
prudence and spirit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

Il is officially announced in the number of the
African K nository when has just appeared, that
lnlir r. FESpAlL Esq has been appointed As
sisant Secretary to the American Co,onzauonSo.
claty. We fully agree with tho Repository,
that, fiom his we'll known character and abilities
he may he expected to render important mid to the
cause Nat la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
AZ, -, For THE ENQUIRER

T.
Mr. Clay then appeared in the balcony of the Hotel
ana bowed 10 the multitude! and no doubt received tb
nearly congratulations OF his friends on his entire
from the melancholy fit, in which he sighed for III. re
rement oil Ashland This woong patriot this Perices
America IS extoed 10 the skies for the Peace BiII by
The same people, il may be- who their Services
10 hed their brothers blood in South Carolina Thev know
a' MT Cays avowed object was to save that yerv svs
lem oil his, which had endangered this Union Truly
the friends OF the American system" and Of the III,
teu STATES BANK are very modest and in claim
ing the State Right and Free Trade Party for M Ca
III consideration OF his Peace Bill" when he voted f.
what The Nationals please style the Bloody Bl
OF wilkins and DsIIas"!! ' O'''
All The hustle and parade of the Bank agents and od;,o
I'D 'he Northern towns. accidentally incident TO Mr. Claws
about and about pdteTnut visit the Tarifcs and IN bs
ABOUT ana abou: triumphant return are perfectly m
ders'ood by Republicans The little noisy gather of
the great patriots disintereed friends the
!" the towns, serve only put the yeomanry of the
ry, IN every quarter, the alert. Mr. Claws friend.
KNOW inl well, that the Peace Bl il nothing but tenn
Poray and partial letting CO. until he, Webster or soms
help OF the U. 5. Bank and other Nationals the boas,ed
Peace BIZ can be easily substituted by Riot and Sc
dtIon Act, and Republicans hung up in rebels bemp
No State Rights man in Congress, should touch the
foce Bills But rather go to work reduce the revenue
10 The wants OF the government Plethora in the Trea
sury, superlUiuced by the American System the dag
nostlc OF our threatened dissolution.
One plain question 10 Republicans Who passed IN,
Force Bili, Jackson; or Webster, Clay & Co? These
last wish 10 make the use The Bloody BiII ia
Clay makesspf his Z" Peace Bill" They intend 10 ee
great credit Tor helping 10 undo their own work
NULLIFIER-So CALLED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
The Olive Branch once ,nore,

Mr.. NJ Carey, of Philadelphia, is publishing n
new series of Nos. in sheets, signed by his own
name, and bearing the title of The Olive Branch
once more" 1t is ornamented with beautiful en-.
craving of Dove bearing the Olive Branch in he,
mouth.-We duly estimate the motives which bav,
prompted Mr.. e. TO this undertaking-but we con
sder his "a No peculiarly unfortunate in the mean,
pursues.cHe attempts to show what will he III,
should be dissolved and war should ensme TT,
orings IN The Slaves to shew our weakness &c. &c
Let Mr.. Z. be assured, that such arguments coun
teract the very object they have in view.-Tbe,
,ouch me pride, and rouse the Indignation, of In,
whoie South.-1t has the mir of menace, which
man of honor scorns and despises. We are nt,ncbc,
10 ms union as dearly as Mr.. C-but it must III
cemented by lope, not by fear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

NM7UoDBoURNE SCHOOL, in the North Eastern
w extremity OF PitsyIvania county, two miles above
Pans Bridge, will again be opened Tor the reception of
sudeul., on the 9th day Of January, 1891 The year w
be divided into 2scssons Of % weeks EACH with an inter-
vening vacation OF weeks. a. The number Of pupils
WIN be limited 10 %, every pupil will be considered az
engaged w the end OF the session, and charged
ngy, without deduction Tor lost iine. The price Of
In'on ~ The English Department, which inclu.es the
Elements, Arithmetic, Geography with Tie ms n ,bs
Maps and Globes, English Grammar and History. SiO
per session; IN the Classical Department comprising I've
various branches OF Mahemafcs sI5 per session The
subscriber con accommodate 10 or ~ B,arders in his
Idmy' 81 81 per session for Diet lodging and washing;
payable In all cases al The end o. the session.
The subscriber requests those parents and guardians
VINO may enrust him with their children wards to per.
@ unnecessary waste OF time, either al The commsnce-
nent or during the progress Of the session. such
course productive Of much TO the teacher
ana d'advsnisge TO the pupil. He also requests that W.
Pupls may he Puncuaily and literally supplied with th
necessary books stationary, &c. SAML T. MILLER.
December 2. 6O-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

.aabdmd.-We confess we have almost ceoscd r.
en'oI'a'n any approximations about the settlement of
inc creek controversy. Yet the late march of troocs
70 tint pont has arrested public attenon-ond given
rise 10 various speculations We understand ,bo,
'Icre were previously four Companies at Fort Mitch.
oh'-Ah order was issued on the 10Th ult for The
movement OF 3 Companies from Fortress Monroe,
,nu TWO rom IeIico Plains.-Perhnps others NAV
mnVe since been instructed to move upon lire son,e
ror,-It mas been suggested TO us, that the ID Com
Panes may be considered necessary to hold this
fort without moving upon the Intrnders.
we nave every reason to hope, that it will turn
ou. ~ pe mere measure of precauton to meet n
oon'''gency, winch will neyeroccur. The mes
sege OF Governor Gayle to the Legislature of Ala.
paina, on the I0h ut, brenhes the spirit of pence
ana are we assured that the disposition of the WA,
department IS equally concatory. IN the mean ,;,nc
some rumours have been put afIoni, which have
proved entirely groundless The Mobile Reeiste,
oi INC loth refers to the statement set forth in the
augusta Chronicle '' "'e
THAT the settlers IN The vicinity Of Pole Ca, Springs !,
zoe creek nation, had armed themselves 10 the nnber
lVV' or tie parpose Of resisting the soldier, said IN n
marehns against them from Fort Mitchell We have IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03
Virginia Legislature.
IN THE SERATE

| o. Monday, Dec. End 1928
pointed C '' MR. Pat'cson, Addison Hansrd wa, an
rooIe E," motion, seconded by Mr. Ope George c. D,om
to the c h elected Speaker, who being conducted
thanks to the Senate 'esoh Snd oPie, returned his
40 o. r p.e'o James soycrs wa, ,ppoip.d
Iinebery w. Allen second Doo, @ Door Keeper, and
rock Printer TO the Senate. ''Per' and john War
On Mr. Paiteson's motion m. G.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
b. Nc Su,e was called to order at about eleven oe,o..
" mr.. "sriand Of Amherst. ooeS'
George wythe Muniord WAS elected Ci.,L ,,
position ee'e" Sieik without op-
e,eeo %oon Of Mr. Garland the House proceeded to N,
,Le,. - speaker, hen J. mn Parks E.o no. .,ss,I
"1 T oeng no other cnnd,,a,e W "ase'ec'eo'
cleo ion. of been conducted to the Chair tho
Seeoed in when ol. SAINT Jor, %'ikeePe's was pro.
ami Ean- S ns' ana John stubb.feid Th"mas" ~;
On motion Of Mr. Garland 'hs '',,. Door keepers
the government OF the House. hch w. sgo'auons Tor
las. session, were adopted. ''e''eo al mo
On motion OF Mr. Garland ,Ie J;g,.,r,
pPu were admitted TO within the bar oI th u W.
The Snrpo'e Of taking notes OF the proceedings '''0
tor Of PpbTc presented communication from the Audi
N,rsh.u s, accounts, which was, on ipotion m Az.
d., r aiu on the table aud ordered to be printed ~
this House a;o, :, : It was ordered, that when
o'co.k. ''u'" "h'h Tomorrow at IL
T,ea.urs speaker presented communication from the
was entered int" X ',a IN October last arrangement
yernm,n, =, no ny me Bank OF Virginia with The Co
enoi,a OF the States, to receive and a.h,r. s 10
the arranssm, Sa,es and accompanied by cow NJ
ereJ ~, H. was motion of Mr. Cibsnn' oe
'e1ru 20 We on the table, and be printed 'Son Or
ne speaker presented communicates, cu Al.
on motion W seiave TO the Literary Fund which was
be prn,ea MR. Dunton, ordered lie on .e table and
vernon 81 ,% presented the annual message of the 10.
On mo,;on E -" which was read w.
Of tho anu ooo copies ordered to be printed ana ,S on
" o accompanying documents. anu 100
On motion Of Mr.. Brown. leave v,s
OH 70 amend an act Of the last Legislative ong IN
On mU,;ns Manufacturing Company Incorporating
- "o'o" OF MIR. kincheioe, the House adjourned
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

:, W We have just put into operation Printing
rress upon new construction, which throws off
with $40 impressions in an hour--onJ ,vhen
necessity requires, the number may be pushed to
IOOO The usual quantity printed by us on our form
er presses in use, did not exceed $50 per hour. We
nave also added to the length of our columns
whch VIII enable us to give an addition of about
one column more, than we have done TO each mn nor
making IN the course of the year additional mat
Ter equal TO ten new papers These improvements
viii not only enable us to give more reading matter
put to forward the Enquirer day earlier on several
routes ,hah IL mas been heretofore practicable for us
to effect. But all this has not been ACCOMPLISH
ed without considerable additional erpenseo meet
winch, may we not respectfully ask our DELINQUENT
subscribers to make Immediate payment-,o exa
done by?" ~ W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

Ah NEGROES for sale at Auction-I2 months
EkNF credH.On Friday, goth day Of December next
the subscriber will sell, before the Union Hotel on the
Main Street, in the town Of Lynchburg 10 the hi CHEST
bidder, 40 NEGROES, consisting Of men, women and
children, boys and girls II has no hesitation in saving
That keer or more valuable parcel Negroes has
been offered tor sale in that place The terms are ~
months credit; bond with approved security. discount
sf per cent. will be made on all cash payments.
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor of IViHidm Irvine, dec'd
The above sale will be conducted by John r. ID. Payne
Auct. t6O-dsl Dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03

ANCAsTER, DENNY CO.. Nucf;on....- -,
- Commission Merchants, Richmond W. a ona
Tse,v'ng per brig Mary Jane, from Mssps and I;
Richmond, from Liverpool 'Sa' ana snip
100 or. casks sweet Malaga wilma
Az boxes best bunch Muscaiel ra;sin.
2Oo half boxes do. do. do. do
200 ar. do. do. do do
lou boxes common do. do
$50 do. bloom ~
90 jars grapes
20 bales hard she'll almond,
100 herces best London porter
10 do do old port wine
ooo Ahd arc daily expecting from New Orleans
200 do. do. moiasses
And have in store,
1900 bags Poto Rico, Rio, Havana, Manila. mo,ho
Java, and African coffee ' N'oe"o'
500 boxes and barrel, refined spgar
200 hhds. Porto Rico moIssses
iVO no. 81. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
20 pipes pure Cognac brandy, imported direct
20 mas. pure ST. Croix rum, do do
250 doz. Champagne wine, do S do
10 pipes pure Madeira do do w
w no. do Sicily Madeira, do do
ALSO teas, shot, soap candles and manv other .r,;.,
oo Numerous LOT the limits OF ewspaper-topetber viii
No'V00 IDS Gotten yarns Clarkes and other labels
iUo packages bieacbed and brown domestic cio,hs
dating terms. " VIC 'oS' aceommo-
10 The Merchants of Virginia North Csrolin, and IT,.
nessee we continue our best services in the recenn I
forwarding Of their Goods. ~ eeP"o" ana
ns..,, LANCASTER, DENLY co.
- 60-12t