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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

During a storm, last week, a gen.
tlcman of this place who was on one of
the roads few miles from town, dis.
tlnctly saw large snake fall from the
clouds, into the road, short distance
before him. There was no tree near
the spot, and the snake was at a con.
siderable height when he first noticed
1t. The snake was supposed to be of
the water species, and was alive. 1t
was doubtless taken up in a water
spout or whirlwind.
StaHnton Spectator.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

The adulation, whichis so literally be-
slowed upon the present Chief Magistrate
by the Administration prints. sayours Of
any but republican spirit. Il proper de
gree Of respect will always be rendered BY
the American people TO their President,
but we trust that the man worship, and
slavish feeling. which appertains tothe
subjects Of a monarch, will never be trans
ferred from certain portion Of the Press
of this country. where alone, it exists, to
the native freemen of America ~ Y
Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

OF this country, where alone, it exists, to
the native fIeemen of America Y.
Gazette.
The prophecy Of OLiuer EeGns (made
in the presence of the editor OF the REGIS
TER, and in the house OF his father, y many
years ago-is near at its fulflment. Oil
yer Evans said. that the 'chili was then
born who would travel from Phlladelpnia
TO Boston in one day" Oliver allowed,
then. 80 or 80 years-but it will be done
In hall the time. Already the journey be
tween New York and Boston is being
made IN IL hours al minutes, and the
time on the rail road to be made between
Philadelphia and New York Qess than SIX
hours, will perfect the prophecy
it seemed TO par'ake OF insanity when first
proclaimed-.Nties Register.
Nine M1mmies. Found not long since
10 the vicinity of Thebes in Egypt, are
being exhibited in Philadelphia The re
servoirs of this species of curiosity seem
20 grow more abundant the more they are
drawn upon. Seven years ago, Mr.. Peale
Of the New York Museum gave $500 Tor
one Of these specimens, which may now
be obtained for less than fourth part OF
the sum. A strange market, indeed, for
the proud land of the pyramids to come
TO! Its mummies would seem TO be worth
more than its men,
William Van Dolson, deserter from
the U. ). troops at Bedloe's island, wa:
yesterday morning arrested at the Hook
by A. M z. Smith, one of the City Mar
shals-When surprised he seizedra table
leg and showed fight, but surrendered Al
discretion on being made mark for 18th,
slow and moving" barrel Of an empty Dis
tOl.-.N y Courier.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-06-06

son my way 70 Rome, (near Radicofani, Il
think,) we passed an old man, whose picturesque
figure, developed in his brown cloak and sloueh-
cd hat, arrested the attention Of all my compan-
ions. had seen him before. From FIVE mi
nutc's sketch in passing, MIR. Cole had made one
ofthe most spirited heads ever saw, admirably
like, and worthy Of Carsvsgsio for force and ex-
precision.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The proceedings ofCoagress have not been of
sufficient lnteres, 10 induce to detail them at
!ensth, to the exclusion of other more important
matter. The Christmas holydays being now
over, we may expect that the two Houses will enter
with more spirit into the discussion of the great
questions which will come before them.
Mr. Adams's resolution, requesting the President
TO lay before the II. of r copies of his proelema-
tiou, and Of the Ordinance of the South Carolina
Convention came up or the eth, and the House
refused 10 CONSIDER Al, by vote of65 to lo6-yety
wisely, we think, preventing the inlroduciop of u
question which would have led 10 an inGammatory
discussion, ON merely abstract points. The whole
subject viii shortly come before them in tangible
and practical flm.
The Committee of Wavs and Means have made
ar,por, accompan edhy bill, en- the subiec, of
the Tariff, which, if i, be adopted ard there seems
l. be strong hope entertained that Il will be-, Will
put an end the complaints THE South It assumes
rs is basis, that the revenue of the government
shaii be reduced to fifteen millions Of dollars, So.
SEQ 600 Of which are TO he drawn from the Public
LANDS an fl2 500, 900 from Customs Duties arc
therefore to be gradually but rapidly reduced to
the amount, nalned N the act II lsl6 With the
supplementary act Of Isis ranging itun, loto 90
per cent. except On articles necessary IN time ni
@ar OF "ness some strong reason Tor a d.sefpn,
rate was perceived. It's sncorelg 10 be hoped ,hal
linz legislation OF lhe present Congress will have a
tendency top put an endto the alarming state Of
things which now exists IN the South
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03
Arrivals, exports aud stocks Of Tobacco at New
Q1lnans for lie vnar cndlno Goth OF Scptcmher.

Above we submit our usual annual report upon
the state and pro specs of the tobacco market con
trasted with previous years. The crop inspected
in 1882 has fallen short of what expected, and
the crop made in the same year Is certainly far be-
low an average one. These facts have had consid-
e,abfe influence in raising the price, and Civ
en- the holders confidence in the article. The last
accounts from Great Britain advise us of some
improvement in prices, and sales have been made at
an advance of 3D. to ID. per b.both of strips leaf
At the French Concours, held in August last, AL
hogsheads ere taken, and we are informed that a
Concours will be feld in 1888, at which time
we expect the best ofthe Virginia crop made in
1881 will be offered. Whether airy part Of the crop
made in 1892 will be wanted for this market must
depend upon the consumption of the French nation,
for we know that the quantity of Virginia Tobac-
co, heretofore required, has been considerably d-
minishng The last three years The quantity of
tobacco raised in Virginia is gradually diminish
ing every year. & think it fair calculation, that
the lower part of the State will generally abandon
the cultivation for that of wheat, which is a
more certain and profitable crop. The western
crops ofl93l, as Will be seen by reference to the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

then peaceably separate as we peaccably united
ourselves together The Union will no, be worth
preserving when the affections of any ono of its
members are alienated- we therefore depre.
cate resort 10 force to keep South Carolina in the
Union, against her will, as nrch as any one car
do. But while we do not wish to keen her in tn
Union, ptes aYmis We cannot doub, either tie
POLICY or proprie,y, if the execution OF the lawsof
the land be by her. while she continues
member of the Union, of rtpeliiag ,olee by
force"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

Remaining In the Post Office al Lyncbbufg, Dc.
Gambler 3lsi, l632.- Persons applying fDr Let
tiers IN the following List will please ash fH a.
rertised letters.
A--Alfrod Angle, Jefferson Anderson. Nies
trapces Adams, VIM. G. Allen, james Alien, Pau.
Apple, Jamps Austin Ezekiel Anders, Mis- Are
ma Armstrong.
B--John z. Burruss, Jesse Beck. James Rvt-
lock, q. b. Bradfnte 2, Mrs McheIa f;urd Mrs.
Patience Boiling, Capt Gerard Banks, Lewis Boui-
din :, Russell Boaz, Robin Bradshaw, Spencer II.
sernard, Mrs. A. +. NJ Blanks, Mrs. Margaret
bnrks John Boen, Charles Brown. Rev. HENRY
Brown. A. Brdgland, Miss Ann Brown. JAIME.
| q. Brooks. +. II. Bran.
C-Capt b, Childers, Miss Ma.itta p Cole
man, John Cox Miss Amelia CabeIi, James Coz,
Ut Cahel, Mrs Elizabeth Cobbs. Thomas f.oie-
man john couehman, Capt. John Grouse q Fred
: Garter, Lewis Crow, Watson Cobbs Nelson
| saHer, Ms. Sarah Cox, Neaey Crearey, Mich
! III y Carpenter, Abram Grouse, Stokeiy Cater.
LEROY Coleman, John Cfary2
ID Solomon Day VIM. Dean, Miss a,l.
atlnc A. Davis, Jesse Davis Jacob Dorsop. Miss
iienry A DAVIS, James Dare, X. ~ Diekenson.
i,Miss Ann Ellis, Miss Elizabeth r,eIocc,
Jane.
E'-Wm s. French, James C. Farnswortb.
Miss Martha Jone Foster, sholton e FOCUS. John
q Fletcher tohn Falconor
G-Nathen Guthrie, Joseph Gore, Ihonlsg
Graham John II Goodwin, Mrs Elizoa,eil, J. Gar.
fetl, Miss Escne Gritty, Mrs. Frances ctaoslwip,
John Goodman, Robert Gamble Geo W ffalncs
n-Wm. L. Hardwood G. Howard, Fred A..
Harris, Joseph Iiaden, Mrs Martha Holmes. Ua
sid llisber Josiah II. Hatcher, VIM. Holdings.
~o''hi capt John Hawkins, Miss Delpby uuw-
hlnal VI. L. Harrison. Richard G. Haden.
u Paul Jones, Edward Jones, John Johnson o,
eiJoh Johnson, Robert Jones, Mnry JOINTS
IL Thomas y. King, james a K ston. James
Kennedy. Alfred ktngo
1.-llev. John $ Lee ,, W fv,ieh Ia,s
berry LOWS ., Philip Ltegai, Mn Sasfha +.
Lucas Mrs jane Long, Mrs. Elizabeth ..sifw,@A
John Lucas, Aug. I.eftwich To-
N-Josrph T. Mills A. Il Modrum, james
Melcolia VIM Mosser ,, Thomas McCebc Hen
W Meredith, John Munday Mira Susan Mnssie2 ..
john II Miller, Mr.. MERCER, Mrs Martha T..
Martin George Martin MIS- Martha Mitchell.
Thomas Moon, Hugh r. Marshull, VIM Moon.
N.-Afs. Flora Il. Nory.i, Mrs Elizabeth
North
O-cneb Oden. Mrs.. Cmharne G. Oliver.
John Organ, Henry Ogden, W dow Ol,yeH TAs0
as | Oloy.
P-IIenry Y pendlolon, Dan r petrsp, rs
Jacob fhipa, Legiap. lo.ndexer Mrs. sAsas
\. irce, CnIt John II Feaoe Ray Ioim ffiar
james Preston, Anderson Pe,let Jonathan Pug
George feuyioh0, Thomas fuii4as, jehh n Proc
tor Enos T pock 3
n samuel Raoin.on, John w Raiuss Mrs
q Ruekeri NIiss Shrnsh T.. lscnd John Reaca
David Rees, LOWS q. Reynolds
s,-Sosan SmItbson, Miss Isabella A. Ssoit
George see Wn steen, Jr, Jaeob Il. Sodowrlsy
Mrs Agnes Strange John Sec, Matt Stanton,
MIS-. q. scott, Jos. 8 Strange, VIVA. w Sh@p-
pcrd, James Scott, Miss Emma $. spooner. Jacob
Srftv. French Simp4ou Md II NJ Sfatsa MI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03
MP. RANDOLPH.


VIC copy nom Tue "lch''oha Enquirer, the FOL
lowing characteristic episile from Mr.. Randolph
The reason w4ch he eiye, for the stranoe m ,,nl,
'''
VII LoWhaes-'h't he was misled 10y the hallu-
cnaton Of an Imagination become morbid by bod
" ,1lction and bv tho ,o,verf,I ro,,od;,y IA .,l
IL t,.;.; -, 49, u.,
,1''s' " '''''' =" "''s' u
sustain nature under The most eAeru' iaiin5 tor
ments," once dsarms even his enemics Of all r.
sentiment and screens him from the iu1ietian -,
tho navel, ..;,;.,.,, ,,,h;,1
go ''''l' ~ ''
"a"9 ""''is, as wen as 'h' ha'ate o. MS oneHefj
you'll otherwise invite. The necessity of making
this aupeal to the charity of tie nnbl,c should adj
n,oosh the WRIT, to he e,rofI ia r,,,nr, how ev.
.......;...,,
ta''o' ''' ''''' u 10 ''''D'.' mo "a'''
Ia their .eproha'on,
The gentleman 10 whom Mr. Randolph alludcs
:. tho cl,s;o. n,,o.,,a,b Of his lotto, is Charles
=,
's'' A'l 9''' VI ~ '''''' ''''' ''''''''
Of the New York merican-a gentleman every
4ay well qualified to defend himself against Nj
pan.l,,,o,,s threatened attack
~ ,,,.,.r,t. y. YAH ,,.o,,;,,o De-,
80, '''a4, - .',,aaI ,,,l.. 'tIov;ao,,
- ~ h,a',h, ~.
- nh g, h,,,. ,,,,,, NV verocity ex,,,c,cd from,
'5' W''n e'','se "'n wy ''''''
Ut, oha.'.a rns az, Of e,ter addressed nv
MS qua" >, $50 ~, ~ -, :. Tr;a,a ~
l'e p'i VIC ao., ,,,b,,sbed
' .' ~ ",' " p ,as rha o,,,r ,pas c,o
III ,''e ~ g. c';',tl,. ',',,....s
,eo ny "'' " '''o ''''''' VI " ''''y ~
II wa, "''''e' :" Va. % i,"lD ca'.,
- =. - y loo, lo,oution Iy
,io"sc') 10 NY """ ''oe' WV " '9" 1 '
iil"ess, 'n' " '''o'' ''e''" ~ wy f'iN''
chsts, :, -, ~,
ms WI. appear rom my sPoaN'nS u L..;,
fV@ ~ "a an" me" Sn'eeS'o,s -"o' na'''5
access 10 Tie oocohehls' anu NY ''o''o'y .s'"y
impaired ny aisease) ho' Se'''"S 'i'o W
how many lahii Laws hao oee'' eh','eo ~ W
will dome the justice 10 observe, oia' WIZ, II va
former part of that letter, speak OF lpV""''"S
both him AID Mr. Lowndes, that this was but Inc
commencement, of Il scheme, winch must emu III '''e
utter suhverson of the rights oil the States general
y and Of robbery and oppression OF e'e sisse-
holding portion Of the Unon, winch II wouin De I'M
possible for them to submit To ana refer 10
the debate of the TalI of 10, then under
discussion, which was reported by MT Lo"hacS' us
,d st,onuouslv defended bv him in that capacity,
49, :, ,,,.., II I,,oJor,;re ylnIJrS. md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03
ERO\I RICHMOND

We learn, by Ias ev'ni"ss mail, that the H.
4 Delegates "ete engaged "a animated ii sous
,lon On the Report OF the Committee of Fedora /
Relations. MIR. Marshall. of Fauquicr, offered -
>nbs'""te which proposes merely an appeal to
south Carolina, avoiding any assertion O f prnci
l., and any cpmn,itta OF this State in the cor.
foyfrsy. Al our last dates Mr.. Wallace was al.
lr' ssins the House in fa,or of this Institute.
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OI}ITU AIRY.

DIED, on the evening of the 9th December at
the residence OF his mother, in this place, after a
painful illness of many weeks, Mr. DANIEL
CLEMENT, in the 30th year Of his age, leaving
testimony behind hin, that he has gone te reap the
reward Of the faithful.
-, on the Goth OF December, of pulmonary
consumption, Mrs. HARRIET w. LEDBh /
TER, consot Of Mr. Herbert Ledbetier, OF Lynch
burg, aged Il yeats and days.
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LEST OELE'rTEISS

Remaining IN Libetty Po@ GBT1e, entag II dur
of Jaauary 1888
A-John on Daniel Ashwoil
IL -Danol Baldwin 9, James NJ Bsown, Ms,
Many Baemon, Presley Boley, Mrs tditIl w
brown, John l. Brown, Abby Brown, pascha
btoylcs Mas Mildred T. Baughn
C-snmnel Creuslaw, Joseph Corcr, Col John
'cnsey, John - Crazy Rcv Alexanacr Campbell,
Nm. + Campbell 2 Bedford Superior g.e.t g.
Bedford county Clerlf
I'D -Abner Dobyns. John Dellis Meredith Ds-
gld SON james U4ta,J
I,--Jatnes " rsiell, Eaqr h.izn Early. And,
Eady.
bf--Caleb Fuqua, Josiah ferguson.
ts-Moscs Grooms, Miss MAY 6osd, VII
ham Meoeorse, Col Edwio Gwalkius
EA- Thomas Holden, Wiley fiae5l Worth,
Thomas iitcher James iletldo, Aadte# r.
liendfcl, jesse 4. Hopkius, lawson S Hun
Mrs. Ann Hewitt.
.J-Day'd Jones, Clemen, Jordan, Robert Es-
X Charles nn"n~--
a,-Wm Leftwich, w II A. Eevzussf,Y -.--.-.-
cham I.umpkin, Richard Lawrence, Gharies.
Lambert, Gcnl. joel Leftwich, Elder lainea Left
WIch.
M-Jamos Miller, Nathaniel Mckinney, Mrs.
Nancy Marshall, Mrs. Polly Merchant, Jesse
Min,er. Stephen f. Mnche Zsaharah Merlin.
Miss Charlotte G. Mitchell
N--John Nicklcs2, Mary Nouh, Mss Lucy
Newly.
P-B r. Parks T. Penninston aagah Ann
Parker, Caleb H. Parker, rhomaa Page, homas
Preas, Mrs. Susan Preston.
R-John Rider, John Gichnrdsop
S-Roberi St CLAIR w IliIgm 7inth Benjamin
Sunnou. William Staples, I'M " .53itzer
T-Cupt. N. A. Thomson Capt. John Turner,
w llllam + T,nsley, Elder Robert flsdale, VIII
linn Trney, Samuel G. Tinsl.y, Doiiel Frgg, e.
hiah Thomas, Mrs. Milly rinsley or James Tins
hey, Snes Taylor B.
W--John Wood Joseph White, Henry WIKI
, Alexander w ade james Wright, EA2ahcth w
White, Charles Williams.
WIN. r. PORTER, T. M
Jan 8 ~
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snlll. subscriber IN returning his grateful nt
- Acknowledgements to tie pntlic lor thep Ilbcra
encouragement, hegs leave To inform them that ht
IS uow prepared to execute wo,k IN coed style
as any Tailor in the piece, having ~ his employ
mcnt sono of the first rate Virginia aud Norlern
"orhmeu.
lie will take in exehongo far his work, (ifom the
Merchants Of the town. Dry Goods, Groceries
&c, OF he " II work for good customers 90 IL
months time. AMBROSE PAGE.
N B-ihosc persons indebted to the subscriber
for the past years work, viii pleasc call and settle
their accounts, jexcopt those who have nude spocla
a2reemen,s,) and those who hive cialms against
him, will present them for adjustment
A. PAGE.
Dec. u i'h
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REV he

OF THE LYNCIIBURG MARKET
SnEReerEn WEEEtY ~ lioLcOMBE x DfbEE.
tNts az prices ri Fssed Tobacco, Il % to $40 o0
nfa1nr tn common, j 90 to ) ~
tenHaQnt To geed , 90 10 : Go
Goo#, 10 fine 90 To 10 DC
refused Lugs, > 10 to 3 80
strips, 4 80 10 4 30
Extreme prices New Tobacco. ! 90 10 9 80
Inspected in the month Of December, 1903 hints
Of passed tobacco; 81 hhds refused total Isl
Comparison Of i95{. .t,DRS le3i l7%..
Ao Pass. No Ret. L. lus Stock.
Dec 3lst 1891 81 3l3 9Ji t.Si
Dec. 3lst le.i2 AZ ~ Isl 81
a Statement Of the inspections of tobacco in VIZ
gna tiom the year 1880 To ls}2 and exports
Tor thu same period from Virginia aud the United
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE

VA Ill. DC solil5 IT puhha auction, tnr cash, ut
W Amherst Court house, al thc 81 Monday IN
next mouth that hing Amherst county eoutt day
the tract Of Land on which Jehn Coleman uov re.
sidcs In Ii, county Of Amherst, coulanlng 1879 "a.
ercs, be de stme more OF ese. Tho land lis .u the
vicinity 81 Ncn .t|Bgow, ndjepng the land, OF d
>. dHlanI .,- MaHnply, ana othet.=-Alyo, II
the sam time aud place, Vii lac sold, tIlrd Of
The Roxy ttcok Mills, and The Lands thercunto
bconsIes, esIn,atel u, ~ arfes be the Same more
az les. lying aud bein2'u sad county joining the
b,nds oi Wm. biilael, y ofe,a Also, al the aame
time and Plnec. aad il,on the Sumo icrns, will be
soh, ! SI,A VS.. II wit: Ben, n IN, Winston,
Madison, Dolly und her child ~ally, Reuben, Sn-
rah, Elsira, jan sally Molly. Newton. jack,
ficayi Edmund ahd DIck, aud the uf4feoge of the
lolnalgs. II any, since the llh February, 1870.
Ttnatpye sue Will bo made IN pursuance of n
trust deod eYcrutedlo the undersigned by John
Coleman, on the I'D TIN day Of february, 1890
which al record II the & .elks Office of the county
court Of Amherst. Tho tte 10 the property is ba.
l"vedto Ia good, but MS run'ea, We shall only con.
y,y such title Us lhe deed aforesaid vests IN W.
SAM GARLAND,
DAVID G. MuRRELL, 5 ''"'''es
By consent, the above sale IL postponed I'll the
lth dlY of January, 1888, when it will certainty
take place at tbe house of John '.ocmat, ia the
neishbofhood of Ne@ Glasgow.
SANl. GARLAND, }
u G. MURRELI, Trustee
JOHN COLEMAN. \
Noe ~ ,GIg
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LOST,
100 DOLLARS REV ARD.

u OST, between Lynchhurg and Liberty, on
IL Saturday last, POCKET BOOK, contain
ing about $1,000. There were fourteen $50 notes,
some of which were cnt in two and pasted togeth-
er-four or five 430 noes-onc $40 note-hlso,
some $40 and - notes number not recolIccted ;
all Virginia Money. Also, a note ON Sam iel
Webb for 60 or ste 6 sundry other papors. will
give the above reward to any person who Will de-
liver the money to me, in Blackstone, Montgomc-
W county, or Mr. Caswell Poe, or Messrs H. >
j. b. TiIdch, Lynchburg. JOHN BARGhh.
Jams "1w
NJOrICE-We viii sell, on FRIDAY the 1th
~ inst. to the highest bidder, at public auction
our Tobacco Factory consisting of three FIRST ra''
Screws and Presses, Patent balances, togc'he
with all appur,ensnces therennto belonging.
THOS. J. MOORMAN,
DABNEY MARTIN.
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VUNIIE subscribers have on ha,i %iia ~ s2afs
IL stan,iy receiving from Their Norhsfi' e1anp
factory, good assortment of Carriages, betor-
ches, SC which they offer for sale on the corner OF
Main Street, and the lower Turnpike. They viii
make every cxcrtion to do ali their work IN tho
bcs, manner, and respectfully solicit the patronage
of former customers and friends, and tho public
generally
Also keep on hand supply Of work made q
this place by Northern wofkmen.--All ORDERS
punc,ually attended TO, and repairing done 9 sne
shortest notice H. r BEACH & CO. -
Jan. 3 8a ~
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al. Tie brave are always generous. From

iapeal. Tie Brave are always generous. From
tt cowardly assassin, smarting under private
yets-from whose dagger the female bosom yields
40 protection, look for no quarter, and ask nome
ITO men OF honour aud high minds, iearlessy
fsubm, my case, and vii patiently abide BY thor
1 award. But the degenerate offspring of an emf
neni American statesman, with whom il was nv
pleasure aud my pride 10 live in habits Of intimacy
and friendship, need not hntter himself that he
shall escape me- His spiteial malignliy shall he
exposed. will trace II to its polluted source, and
will holdlim up 10 the seern of every honorable
AMI h. bminded man. Nv rcspee, Tor the other
surviving relative Of RUFUS KING. reudcrs thlsa
painful and lns.dio,s task aat At IS Indispensable
and must be performed
JOHN RANDOLPH, IF Roaaefe.
! Charlotte {. II Dce ~ l>34
T. A ouebec pap.S e5.s, an ariir,c on the
present critical state Of affairs IN tie United States
with the following remark -" We hope thai the
fabrlc Of reason and ia,iee, which was raised IN
North America, for the admiration Of the world
and which has now long secured peace and free
dom tor millions, is mol To hc cvcflhlown. fnr the
purpose of making Moth America VIVA, Europe
has been, The seat Of perpetual wms and orptes.
sous."
Pa61tc Pinion-M.eungs have been held in
Baltimore, Providence, Newport &c &c. at all of
Which resolutions We're passed d,sappro,ing Of
the course pursued by South Carolina, aud ple.lg-
'ns Il firm and eofIiaI support to the principles of
the Presidents Proclamation.
r. We are graf lie 10 be able to express orr
confident beeflha, the news of the loss of the FIJI
gate Constellation, contained under our foreign
heal is untrue The Philadelphia Chroncle men
tons the receipt of a letter from MI William Bar
clay, Captains Clerk, dated ON The 18th Oct
which alludes 10 a rumor that the frgate had been
wrecked and fcourse contradiets it. lie adds,
" II IS true that we were caught IN Il tremendous
gale on the 9Th Sept yer, though il lasted with
nnabated fury for rs hours, we did not suffer the
slightest injury, if except the loss of our lore
saii, which was carried away but that, any one
will tell you is trilo."
Late from Earope By last nj hts mail, we re
eeived Paris dates day or two later than tloasc
contained in preceding columns, brough hy Ito
Mary Jane from lfavre--Thc only nyws brough,
~ II IS the official annuncaton that the French ar
my, under Marshal Gerard, has crossed ii1s.troa.
tiers anu entefed B7ls'um, directing It's march To
he citadel OF Antwerp. edAnict with the pfas-
ian troops seenis 10 ho anticipated
II The New York tnttiaa s,ys'' We learn from good
authority TIM, the tiovsfnor of the State Now York
l'p, T. lh'oop has been appointed by tie rroscnt Ma
VA oAirer oihs Port, and Hector Craig rs of tins CITY,
Surveyor"
II |. ) Bank Stock qloicl, IN New York, on tie
III, ult. at lU6 | Q IL leo l.
II The Cholera has ccaud Al Nashville
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

" The Manufacturers and Siemmers Of To
bacco in Lynchburg are requested to meet at th'
counting room of George I. Williams, on oatur
day morning next, at the ringing OF tho court house
hell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

P@6'ie OPinion.-Meeungs have heeu held ii
Baltimore, Providence, Newport. Ne. &c. at all o
Which resolutions We're passed dlsapprosing OF
the course pursued by south Carolina, aud pledg-
'ns firm and eofdial support to the principles oil
the Presidents Proclamation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

Inspected in Virginia Sc AL lhds.-Exporcd from
Virginia - ;!22 hhds- Exported from the United
States 1881 hhds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

Inspected in Virginia, "A 1912 hhds Exported from
Virginia 30 $40 Exported from the United
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

Inspected in Virginia 80 Al hhds o. tobacco tx
ported from Virginia % S2l hhds Exported from
the United States 20 900 hllds supposed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

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