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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30
THE SOUTH CAROLINA MEDALS.

The Washington Cob recently men'loa' j
tAa' io's wee IN oreill;loa in ,outh Catotina.
bearing ,aia insorpton-@ John c, Calhoun FIRST
Plesidentof tho Southern Confedcracy (which
being d'n.s'I, il save Mr.. Joseph b Hinton of lta-
leigh, q. c } as its authority. That gentleman
has published, in the Raleigh Star, u reply, pro-
fe~sing to hive derived ms information from Major
t,in'on-b"t sdis
1e day, Major II and myself compared rem
niscepSes OF that conversation, and he assures nc
misunderstood HIM in some things-ihap he spoke
OF some of these from yey9rts only, and not from
has Own knowledge; and that ! Improperly con
founded he tresttfn part Of HIS STATE, where he
had been, with the matters 81 oxen Of, and Which
were referabe sisc,rae,t and that as to those Bud
2es, he intended to be understood as saving that
the passing about IN South Carolina, as II was
snld Of persons pia sueh Badges was the subject
OF eo"rsfsaf'e~ IN the part ofths State wh,re h.
then was, hot intending hmscflo vouch for the
main fact
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Ffom ne Riehmond EHqRi,er, Ntg %
TIE JAMES RIVER AND KAMA I
IMPROVEMENTS

Yesterday the General Meetings the two Vir-
glola Banks in thus city were held Mt their tespec-
tive Banking Houses. DIR. Brockenbrough the
President u; the Bun, of virginia was called to
the Char. Alter the meeting was organized T.
w. Leigh, Esq. addressed them III opposition to
the scheme OF extending the cop,tal half a million
and escndIng loan of Thu amount To the James
River work Chapman Johnson, Esq. addressed
the meeting in support of II. The votes wert not
fully taken on the queston--and the Boads Of hot
Bonhs adjourned over ull tins morning The f..
loA ing note for VIII h we are indebted to one oi
The officer, ofhe Bank, SHOVE what Is the sute Of
the vote, aud the prospects ofSueccss III that n.l-
tuioh;
" cannot give y,r1ths actual result Of the pol
today, as 1t is n the hunds of +. James who
took down the nane'-bu upwards of 1900 votes
were slsen--,he Treasurer votes to morrow,
say I'D, GOO
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THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

The fincastlo Patriot published in the same
county in which Col Elgard Watts resides, thus
responds TO an article walca recently appeared in
tins paper, ad ling the nam of Col w. 10 the list
of scnemso who have b zen spoken of AS success.
sors Of Gov. Floyd - lie is true patriot--a
firm friend the Union, AM FREE from tn slightest
and Secession. We speak knowingly on this
point, but without being able to give any definite
opinion as to Col Watts views on the subject Of
his nomination, yet with firm conviction that
that gentleman will be a, all tim - ready TO render
his services when the interest ofhis country de-
mnnds them"
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SEARCH OUTTHE OLD PATHS.

In copy ,ns the following extracts our design J..
not "a much f., .ryu. ria. c,,,i,,,,;o, .l;,, -, D.
,,;...-n...
A''''' ~ W w. ''' "''''o'' Formerly
ana 10" entertained on the sloJect by the Fathers
o'tae Republican Psrty in liz rurr., tlsys leiors
me,apsv,;rs had aiken tho mace ., coo,,,,n so,.o
on, a.hor :,
''e 49, "'O'"' ''ea'o" ~ ca'c'e
'a'' 'hc s"'us Oh the union
Ma. NtIIsoH.-EHtrsct from his message to
boa houses ofeongress, Dec 5, 1910
ia"l Particular Satisfaction in remarkng that
nm interior view Of the country, presents us with
giHi III proofs ofsuhslanta aud increasing pros
Pr r.. foa thriving asricusrc & the improve.
"el'- tf'al'd 20 II, is added a highly interesting
extension 81 usifu! manufacturers the comb ned
t'",u OF roisSs'o"ai occupations, and # h 'usc-
"''' '"u1sfy' Shf1 'ndced IS TIE e1ptriencs Of
''"Io"1, rs Te'' as d Pdle4 in fhese s.bstilatcs
J"t SePphe7 Ae5tfofore s5tat,ed by forcien t0~.
Nero, Haf, IN rational p7es lie cGange is
y.,''y 'es4'"'4 as 81 t1SeH mofe fda" r,compenSe
L"3 o'oSe p'toF''hS a7'd loses resulting J'em fO-
''5 "1"N'fe' EhhA |Wa'stcd he general IN
r"'S' 'e4""ea T." Us occoupbsamcat How Gar
o' eNped'ent TO guard the infancy OF TINS
"o'''"'"''h me distribution OF iaoorhy resaa-
~ '''' 10 suggest Itself TO your patriotic re
=, ,niu ..
oJ.o ,..f u" WIN 'he c"nslleta'lo" OF congress
1891 ""''''' a P'o'iueht as wei as lar chcoor-
L'ohsa '' "oo'' 'o DC S''eA 10 our nav '3a''oH ny
es"enons as VIII place II on level o. com
po.Uon %i'n foreign vessels particularly IN trans
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sally was iisianecj, anl Miss BARBARA, being
jealous, retired IN disgust
In 20 minutes they were summoned ngaIn. by
this time, Donald became sntshed with tho lhdy,
\ I'll they went followedb y Sir w alter 10 see what
they were about without hearing Whotpassea hr
tween thcm The pf3nun ,de was beautiful Until the
la quarter when Donall petrd very fndely by aasl,-
ns ahead again. whch offended the pcaccnbie Sn
Walter AID he .rashed =, HIM with all violence, but
Donald iounl protection by arriving at the goei
about length uhend. lhls was most beautiful
and Interesting tacc.
1t is part6alatlv requested thai ~ the m'mbefs
will attend on Tomorrow and dine with The Pla-
prletor. H. will feel very much disappointed aud
mortified Il they do not tnkc a glass with the grne.
rous old IuRtHiaRs TINT hive favored them with
a sight of fine horses With due credit to \ tarol1
IA ami the upper country gentlemen, who ha,e
been 50 hold us To oppose and divide purses witt
the cid Veterans
There are several roccs Cor Saturday. The Fro
ptletor proposes Ia pat up the splendid Silver Urn
furnished by Mcssrs. krauth y llolcombc value
MOO free for Any horse. This will no doubt hn Al
interesting day. ny TIE SECRETARY.
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New and SpNeudiA
b r. w H. H4ER v .
Watches, Silver Il Plated War
Il RAUTII n lIOLCONilsEI.

"A doofs beiop he not4ci H9psea
RETORN thor thanIs for .he llboful patton.
- age they huyc fcce wed aud respectfully IN.
rlte thu friends and customers 10 cull and exam
'ne lbclr stock Of Jc~clry, Watches, Plated
Wme, &c all Of which have been recently pun.
chased IN the Northern melses, for onsh. aud
which wall be sold on the most reasonable terms.
ihca JeweIry, Watches md PluteI Ware &c
&c. AT OF the finest aud best matcrlals and being
selected by one OF the par,ncrs they can eon.
hdehIly recommend them to tic pu5llt
The Silver Wac oil Of which r. Enallsh
manahcnro. n of the fines, workmanship, and
wnfanod to be OF solid Silver. Among tho ntt-
clesto which We particularly invite our friends
aud trtomers 10 call and examine, IRE one apIen-
d'9ly engraved Urn, Rich Coffee, Tea aud Groom
Pots, Sugar Dishes, Caslof5, Decanlcr sudus,
Iunblcrs &c. &c
III Watches and cloclss repaired. and Ill flnls
81 Jewery oad 5I'yersmtii' s 8o.h eyeruted IL tho
bcsi manner.
My q tif
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(bfS2TlJ AIRY,

DIED, noar Red House, Ghlfloae county, on
the 18Th INST after n lingering illness Of about
eight weeks, Mr. Join HANCOCK, Jr deal
and dumb, aged Is years. He had BEEN ain lcted
with the lYot disease for the last eight Oh ten years
and at he close Of ms career on eurh he expressed
his perfect res gnation To the viii Of his Lord and
Saviour. He has left wife, one child, aud a nu-
mcrous circle OF friends and relations 10 mourn his
loss
-, in Louisville Ken. on the sth inst.
Capt. DANIEL T. BURCH, late Of the u. S
Amy, nged about 81 years. Twenty years since
Bufeh was n subucrn ofthe lowest grade in one
of the rec mcnts of Light Dragoohs- from, which
he rose, by the force of his merit to the rank of
| Captain, winch no resigned a few days before he
died. lie @as native OF New Jersey, and has
left a wle pud Ole child
-, in New York on the Eth inst. Cap,
JOSEPH &. HALL, of the u. s Marine Corps
- In Albany, " Y. on the 18Th inst Mr.
BENJAMIN d. PACKARD, one of the propre-
tors ofthe Albany Evening Journal in the 5ith
year ofhis age.
-, IN Richmond, on the 25h inst. YOUNG;
PANKEY, Esq in the 10th year of his age.
-, ef consumption, in Abingdon, Va. at
the residence Of Mr.. Eias Ogden, Mr. WILLIAM
MCKEE aged about 80 years Mr.. Mckee was
one Of the firm of Mckee e. Neon, AMI of Nc
kce, Robinson & Co in Lynchburg, and WINS al
so connected with several other mercantile houses
in Virginia and Tennessee. " His death WIS
calm and composed, and his intellectual faculties
perfect to the LAST
-, on the 18Th inst Mrs. SARAH OG-
DEN, wife Of NJ: llenry Nj. Ogden, in the Both
year Of her age, leaving husband, two children,
anu u numerous tram offrenJs and uequaintances,
to mourn hef loss. She had devoted hes life To her
Maker receiving and obeying his comm,nIs.
Yielding her powers to his holy will she filled,
with Divine acceptance, the relation sustained 10
her God. The destroyer, therefore, came not as a
thief III the night, ard his ylctm died in The full
trumphs orla,th- She saw the approach ofpcath. /
and welcomed las the Messenger OF Cod, seut to
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COMMUNICATIONS.
I.YNCHBURG RACES.

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nv "'0es Owe, ''r LY"chpot2 course were - o.
,'o',,.p ~ 'lo9'"y la'' ~ con's" tor t"o IL
w ~ ',' o. ''''' h'"''' R'' W. wh'eh re-
so,,'" oS i2',o"s
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Nm Necareo's h r r..yincloo hv Med
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bell q o
DR.. A. Wbi,Iocke's br f. Fliz, Backus.
by Gohanna, dam by Madison, o..
Dir. J. Powelrs br c by Tariff dam by
Madison, dist,
T'mc-lst heat, I'm 500 I'd heat, I'm. SIS.
AT the tap of the drum on the second heat. DR.
Whilockes FLY was not brought to the starting
poll in time, and vas therefore thrown out
SECOND DAY.
P,oprtetor's P'ttr, s250-&l5 cntance-2 mile
heat
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MAfSIeI

MARRIED N Richmond on the 22l inst Ivy III,
Rev. Bishop Moore, JOHN BIDDLE CHAP
MAN, Esq of PHI 1deIphla to MARY GABRl
ELLA RANDOLpli, the adopted daughter OF Dr
john peterborough
-, on Tuesday the 2lst inst. by the Rev.
F.. Baptist, Mr. JAMES a. BILLIARD Of Am.
herSt TO Miss SARAH l.. mgHtcr Of he Late Gu
tain hickleberry Montague. OF PoVhllan.
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TIST.

DVIN I'M.
X j. L. BENSON has returned 10 Lynch
u burg and will attend to all professional calls
at his Office, in the Washington Hotel. AL per
sons from distance wishing his professional scr
vices, will please call on him as soon as possible
-. r. is prepared to attend to the treatment Of
all dlses OF Dyspepsia. -Iiis invaluable Ami
Dy4'eptic Pills and 1ootil-Achc Tinc,urc, may be
had u his Office, and at the Drug Stores of J l.
" I Royal. and ID. Il Lyman.
M,y % its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

ICarqlina-ai io,s. as cloa1y as the RICH, Of M,
nory IN representative government 10 control tho
majority if,he subject vas of magnitude enough,
We should IKE 10 essay upon 1t from the
per of DIR. Cooper, who is a teacher of Eihes ms
well as II constitutlon.nloneer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

IS. Some of the citizens Of Northampton couu.
~ have invited Mr. Coke, their late Repres en,atve
in Congress, 10 paraks ola public dinner with
them. We CUES, he had much rather been elected
to congress-ttdt woall have been a testimon lal
more highly gratifying TO the worthy and iade-
pendent gentleman, who his four years misfep-
resented the majority IN that district, than dozen
public dinners
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A Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.

- vENlE subscriber, des,rooa %
fYYV changing his situation. oli,t#
l1uHss lorsae his valuable "1e' Of Lood IA
.SrfsaaZ& Campbell county, on tho wnfrls ~
Flat Greek situated phoul II miles from. Lynch
burg, aud from Camnbcll ceurl hou.e II con-
talns between Il and ~ hun,ted atrss 81 / bun
jfrd of winch Is clcotod aboal o. octes al Mcldo,v
Land and pnft al which is now IN timothy abd
herds efnss There - considerable potion Of
GOOD Tobacco Land llanjsomely aud eunYc.
mauily improved, consisting DIN GOOD Dwell.
LING HOUSE, - by Il, two stores high, with
othet convenient out houses and well wo,cfed.
anI an exceeding 6ue Sprung - Ny fam Is IN a
state Of improvement lneldacd by oyeoen, fenee,,
and IS a tema,b'e ltrallhy aitualon-I deem h
'af;hel description Of the property unnecessary.
Any person wishing 10 purchase. wdi first view
lhs psce aud examine fof tbemsavcy e. am deter
mined 10 sell aud wall sell "A bargain --Tcrms
shall be llbelol and accommodating
FEYIOH llIErWIGH
May 30 III
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LYNcuBuRG ppRCAs SOCIETY

At nn anniversary meeting ofthls Society held ~
the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Monday, the
9TH of May, the Animal Report was read and
adopted and, on motion,
Restored, that the Editors Of the LynchbufE NW-
ginian be requested 10 publish l. After which the
following Ladies were duly elected Officers and
Managers for the ensuing yeor
Mrs. Ann Noryeli, Eird Uircottc0 Mrs. Nj
ry Brown, Seeoad D9ectrcu Mrs. Lucy w
Otcy, Secretary Mrs T. u, EARLY, Treasurer j,
and Mrs Mary Lewis Mrs Sarah ilnrrl,on, Nrs.
Anna Rose Mrs Mary Dean, Mrs Mnry May,
Mrs Frances paucson, Mrs Eleanor Blown, and
Mr., {. : Warwick, Managers,
oh ANNUAL REpORTof nc Lynehbntg Dor
cas- tSoeisft.
The Managers of tie l., nchbufg Dorens Socle-
ty, IN presenting this their 9th Annual Report,
deem II Judiclous 10 pass unnotlced such ohscfYaz
tons rs would render it unnecessarily long without
mpaftlng essential Information
We are thankful TO the giyer ot every good npd
perfect gift, AMI lo our patrons, portion OF lhs
moral agents, for the liberal bcslowmont of means
which have enabled us to vsit the SEX cl the tho
naked feed the hungry and thus enusc many dis
trossed, dependent fellow creatures To reoeo III a
relieving Providence, and give glo,y to Cod, the
Father of Mc,eics
In order that the funds with which we were en-
trusted might be rendered aubservcnt 10 the gtent
est possible good, II has been practice 10 hnyf
standing committees, whose busleese IT WINS te
search diligently for such objects as vote reilly
needy and embraced IN our constitution Iht
course W. believe has rendered 1t extremely DIFF
heull Tor any person or persons 10 practice lmpo
slton, white ii hHs at the same time brnu int before
the Bond tor relief the real Object. of your honeto
ence and Of these, not n few have gratefully re-
celved md ioliclosIy aPPIlei III. charity conveyed
to them by our hands.
We have also deputed members of the Board Ia
ascertain the number of needy children N the Sail
bath school. that sush might b. clothed aud thu
prepared to attend that very benevolent aud pros
porous institution To about fifty two Of these We
! have III the past year gwen apparel 10 the most
Of them fall suits.
Ihai Yal may have concise view ofthc slote OF
our iu"ds, md the appropriations madc, we will
here su'5oin the Report brought IN by the Lndics
appointed 10 examine lhn Socteary's and Tlens.
urcrs Books, when Ia as ioows
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plhl

And other votes then to be gwen in favor Of the
m asurc, renders lhe result CERTAIN III favor OF the
subscuptlon.-A doult exs,s whether lie vote
Of the lcasurer should be or 81 Of those Ia
Ken. but IN esther case consider the case ccdsl
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aEnRaLA COMMUNION. D..


Tae e,asLs,s Copvenl.on, hayin. completed tic
business which cancd !, together has adjpssned
Repress citation in the State Legislature has been
based on white population, as nearly rs tbs
could .,e cfs.ted asains, the inilacnco Of lonses
tal,i.,sl custom, aud the enertons of intercs-
tel ba: strong minority, which, in Georgia. IN
Vrtinis 50 lon, welded the powers of the 90
ysrna.nt thai they he gar to think they had pre-
s.rip,ive riyh. TO thcn.. q The territorial repre-
senta,ion was adopted IN the Senate, (says the
R,tfimeye American, } the number Of Senators be-
,ng fixed at A. divided among 10 districts, conss-
,ing oftwo contiguous counties each without re-
gard to population, excepting ono county. that of
NJ ,,,v-.hicf is entitled to one Senator Of itself.
The House of Representatives is to consist of
~ members-l5 counties having the highest
number of white population 10 b. entitled euch TO
three msm5ors; p counties haYios tbs next high
ss, number OF white 'pu'1tIon u BE- entitled each
10 Two members and the remaining - ountics
To ono mombcr each. After every census new
apportionment to be made by the legislature. and
should new counties be created, the counties onti-
He'd TO a larger number Of representatives than
one are to be reduced This was finally adopted.
by vote of 10 to 90
The Union party of Georgia, compos I'd of frag-
m MS of the old Troop and Clark parties, which
have been dissolved by recent events, anil are low
.eo,yrag,tiag tl,ir scattered elements into new
formations, took advantage of the asscmbage OF
so large por%on of distinguished men from vari-
gu. parts ofthe State, TO hold meeting in the Re-
prcsentativc chamber on the 18th inst In Con
ycnion, It viii be rcco ectcd, the Union party was
aaoaptwo to oao. jail, e Wayne. (the Prcsidcn
the Convention addressed the me citing, " Civ
ins Il lucid exposition of hs own and MIR For
syths course, narrative of the prime pies OF tht
old democratic party, Of the Innovations attempted
10 bs introduced by the nuiyers into the repnbli
can creed &. The cIIor. was very happy, and
was received with bursts of applause. We copy
some of the resolutions adopted
W.ersas a, u pcrloI OF grsat political excite
ment, calculated to prodlce unneoe"ary and Mos
dangerous conyuIsioas IN tn: conatly, 1t becomes
,h- lgh and sacred day Of 4,aol eitiz'ns to unite
ii maintaining those principles 81, which depent
the peace and eood ,rd-r Of society, the perp TIT,
Of good government, anl The reservation OF Ia
ton6 IN dependence. :. of Individual liberty
b ttaereforc H4sotrs 1 by tins assembly, com
,,waA Of citizens fro n vo'a.,S par,s of the Stue o
Go gia, convened i, Ni'l.l9.ville, That wc sp-
y owe, and n III ru1iutrn ia" rfInupes asserted IT
tIa Vmg MA Report 'ai Re oiuA5+s Of 79S anI
l7Jy rs exl oind = oy Jqm-s h,J,s51, the pare,
eangaleact and venerable patriarch, by whom
they wctc rIepar.d-bY vhch atone can be pre-
served at tie tl'n. hs delegated powers .
the feler- goecrpalen, AID tho reserved powers o
the So s
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MARY LEWIS

MARY A DREAM, ( No'''
We now feel prepared, after tins exhibition OF
our services TO call with confidence on the members
and patrons of this charity 10 b. thankful that thy
have been the means Of doing much good, and
10 renew Their 1udebIe zeal and diligence, to I'll up
our Treasury, TO supply their future agents wilil
abundant means to mnrt every suitable case that
may occur during the present yeer
MARY A MAYS
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3lT We might fill several columns, if it were
necessary, with extracts from the leading Northern
papers, dsavowing all wish or intention of inter
fering with the " peculiar property" Of the South
But We believe the Multiplying party begin to per-
ceive that even in relation to that question: their
efforts TO create feversh excitement hostile to the
perpetu,y the Union, will be unavailing. Their
motiue is lpable to the dulest capacity. The
yeomanry of the South can very easily Distinguish
between the inconsiderae rawlings of a few fanati-
cal gcaos, and he settled opinion Of the great bo-
ly OF the people the Mons llveholdins St ates.
z.s Tic Petersburg Intelligence, offers a PRE-,
MUM d ono years Subscription TO, and adver,ls-
ng IN, that paper, fer the best ersay containing
satisfactory proofs OF the correctness o. the opinion
entertained by many PERSONS that there is mr.
'ol alfiga'ijA opeS Printers Bills We have no
doi6, Il can to clearly demonstrated by Of
the new school OF P6iitico- Metaphysics in South
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n uSf opened, direct from Sheffield, SPLENDID
w assortment OF Knives and Forks. Pocket aanA
Pen knlycs, Scissors, Razors, Saws, Drawing
Knives, &c, al the Sign of the Golden Aryl
TaEO. ROBERTSON & co.
May Is
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Tg1Et$s. n have recently become the agent OF
sMlHA& II Mi VIM. P,lnce Proprietor of the
@xNF Ilnaan Botanic Guden New York
-~tks.> Catalogues Of frut trees, green house
plants, &c may be found 4, M A. r. Mort 5 book
store free Of cost. Mr.. +. observes that South Of
the P'somac, 1t IS ways best 10 transplant trees
IN the lal Plants usually kept in pots ought 20 be
ordcrtil in the Spring and Summer Mr. Prince
has sent me- for sale, myrtle enycd orange tree
and several plants Of the cope jnsmire, VIZ thu
large shining lchved and the small leavod multi
fora, double white cameIia juponica and crimson
anempne, lowered do. Orders strictly attended 10
by HENRY LATHAM
May 81. 3.f
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- We omittol IN our last to call public otted.
ton to the Prospectus Off new journal to be cal
led The Examiner abou, Ia be established in
Washington city, hy DR.. L. S. Davis, of South
Carolina. The Editor viii support the present
administration, beng personal as we'll us political
friend of The Chief Magistrate The zeal of the
Globe would seem 10 render AT least doubtful the
necessity of another paper, of the same political
bias, IN the National metropolis but there is some.
thing behind the curtain, which may render this
step expedient. The Globe, in the first place, has
very little weight with the communicated with ITS
own party, owing to the indiscrect manner IN
which ii has been conducted, and the pronleate
principles of its Editors and in the second pluce
we have reason To believe that the contemplated
journal will part company with the Globe IN the
choice of successor to Gen Jackson We learn
,hat the lst No Of =" The Exnminoi' will he ISSUED
the 1th of July neSt, four thousand subscribers
ha, rs already been obtained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

The FOREIGN NEWS is very interesting, and
We therefore occupy large portion Of this morn.
ing's paper with extracts from European journals
Warcannotbc predicted with any thing like certain
ty bat II Is quite certain that the peace Of Europe
which has hung by brittle thread ever since the
/" Revolution Of the Three Days, is still very
precafious.
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BRICK WOR Tx.
JORDAN * a3a'IessE1LL

b PESPItlINIIY ANNOUNCE q The IluhIe
N u, TIM, they have row on hnh5 large supply
n well burnt BRICKS, LIME. &c. necessary IN
tlIcH limo Of business 10 execute any work thai
mny be wanting at The shortest notice, Which lhcy
promise 10 nltond TO purellelly
May 30 II
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t1~ 2ND QUOTA. ~
p pn ut5ct al the board Of directors Of th j
Iynthbut2 md blue Ridge Turnpike Com.l
rnhy, TWENTY FIVE Doll AIRS On each
ahaie Is required, 10 he pad Immediately, by the
Stockholders into the hauds of Samuel NJ Corkic.
Treasurer Also, the Amount subscribed for lhs'
buidles Of the Bridge across BInck Water creei, !
81 SAID road
L MLRlWETilhE, PlesidtM
May y tsf "A
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York, we observe the name of Mr. l.. w Tsz
well of this State.
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