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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
ISAAC HILL AND AMOS KENDALL.

Eung the deba C in the House OF Deles ties
which proceed ID the election of Public Printer, (and
for which regret that we have no; room, } Mr.
Barton, of Frederick, delineaed, IN glowing colors
the evils Of llcentous press cherished by the pat
rona.c Of government. We quote tao following
paragraph from his speech
!" ask if it ca be denied that there has been an
undue influence exercised by The press through
out the couniry-an influence SO enormous as
10 MAKE It A curse upon TINS free people. Wcat
would lsauc III, have been, n, this moment, if IT
had not been for the New Hanpshnc Patriot BY
what other means could su h a man have forced
himself into the high Places of the nation Dnd
you ever see him. Mr.. Speaker He Is man on
whose face Mature has stamped the IndtIhla M
press Of knavcry-a cav-at of ~arnlos 10 his fellow
men Wha, would a mos Kendall have been, had
he no, climbed mo power by the aid OF the press 7
Amos Kendall, who went an acvcniurcr fiom
New England to The wiIds of the Yves, and there
vcrifa The fable ofihc husbandnan and the viper
singing with deadly venom The bosom OF his be"
etacicr-fricnd. Such have been some OF the ifu''S
# that undue influence of Il liceGous press OF
whlch have spoken These replies would have
remained obscurcly crawling through the rre'ices
of their native granite state, had not INC press
warmed them into vitality and Powcr.-Mr bar
ton would be- frank. He had never been an adVo-
cate for The rre,cnsions Of General Jackson 10 'he
Presidency, hut he would do justice to his honesty
and good intentions compared 10 sue men as
these he is an angel Of light, Va" presiding genus
of purity itself And now, SAID Mr.. b., that he
is retiring f,om Office and when his good name IS
IN some degree becoming the common property OF
the na,ioo, is to be deeply lamcnIed, that his I'M
suspccting confidence should resign hum INTO me
ellis and folds of unprinciped creatures VINO "ou,u
crush ha better part of him-h's rePu'ahoh-'"
their foil embraces lfhe had spoken TOO hafs"'
y of thc.. men, he would # convinced OF H. MAKE
repara' on.-If,herc was u gentleman present. WIZ
anew Nessrs Kendall aud ILL., AMI who would
yo,cn for their characters, he wonlI do them am
nj, Justice. lie believed, however, they deserved
oil he had tribu,cd 10 them.
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iNrrnNAI- IIpRDVn MGN -.

n TX = \
Va ara furnished m lne Presidents Message
kA o,ong ss,y,a,,un on The coaa''tuhon'' ''A"'
! the sener i government 10 appropriate I,'o"'y "
{aaoses of inte,nal improvements ire ''s'''r"'
kvr, ,,s Constituents with some very ncc us
RDo,o,s bp,vecn local aud national "o'k'-oe'
byur ,mmovemcnis OF rivers aooTs ana oo'a"
|tms Of enry, &c. BIZ. where does he hnd a war, !,
CMEr these distinctions in the cohs''u''''' ~
SIN We think i, would puzzle HIM, as wv NV
Ne was won, 10 say, to lay has hnsef "Po" Any
NOs Of tina, instrument, from when 10 u'o"Oe
Puadls,nc,tens Yet, II would be well enough u
BE- would stick to his own ule. IT ne "ou''' VI
p, ne could hardly sanction r.i aPp'op, '"',".
nonsy 10 the improvement oitac Cumoer''ho , I'VE,
(unnIn, near the Hermitage, or OF a roan ~ mas
il, in Maine! With all his pfc"cat"S ","'''
hexercseo Of The power, he has approS,a -, '"1 o.
.pEopt'auo"s to such objects than even 'o'n ~ -
adams And yet he is cal ed an opponent OF u
'a'''0al improvement, power, in Virginia. ~r n,'
!" exercise is unpopular, It except when inc us
na' swamp Company needs an orprop''a'o"
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Sacred Misunderstanding School.

SaCfcl ~ usiC --'cIhDiHyo 'oC"OVe
"a L tho request 81 several Ladies and Gentle
a. men, NJ. CUNNiNGTON proposes TO the
ciizsns of Lynchburg form a Glass Of Ladies
aud Gentlemen for tn. practice of Sacred Vocal
Nusic--lf Il sufficient number Of pupils can DO
Obtained u suitable will be procured. and the
Class viii meet twice n weck,ln osder TO ac-
eon,modao those viii were pupils Of Mr.. Dyer,
the samc Books Will he used. The Singing
will be accompanied on the Piano Fo'c, with tho
assistance of other lnstrumcnis, and every effort
will re made to make the Practices agreeable md
iustyueiive. The Choirs Of tho different Curches
would find this good opportunity Of improving
their knowledge Of Music anl stylc Of Singing
Solos, Duets, Tros, ST. will be occasionally in
! ,foducnd md Mr.. cnnn'ng,on viii cndeavous 10
| commnnica c ms ninca mnslcal information az
| p,.sible TO every member Of The cass-Thc ses-
| sion " III be ten wcrks-Terms dollars for each
pupi- half payable nj the commencement, the bsls
nnce al the rnd of Tie session list for s,gnatur
m ~ be found At Mr. J. y. Evnnss Store thos
des ,ous of joining he class will please leave their
names u, possible, as the number OF puplls
| Will bc limited.
Dec 3 S'H
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THE FRENCH TREATY.

One remark of the Presidents Message rc'"',e
70 the Treaty. of Indemnity, the failure to comply
|w0h the provisions of which, on inc P', ~
EM French government, has So justly '"cas'n '"'
fsoi'e OF this country, cannot have been "Ve''oo"
10y the reader. Ills this that the '''o'''''''
F's jar short Of the actual amount " o"' 1--WE,
"si@s, Independently Of the qucsuoa OF o"'''s
ana interest for the detention )" and iha' the '0'
se nnolred in this settlement 1cas well H''''" -
!" hme that MIR. Rives concludes MS Hta J.. =
"'Uue Hhbe then whit right had MT NV
'Nl the governmen, TO cl,im for themselves .
'"Oca credit for the negotiation Of this treaty
ney obtained only potion Of what was )us",
uue % US, by making sacrifice OF the rema''o'
surely they deserve no great degree OF praise 10
S w. compro MISC! But, il it he true, why Oh" WI
yves AMI Gen. Jackson hold different Language
"en The treaty was laid before Congress am "a
sSs.'e'can pcoplel Mr.R,ves, IN his letters to IN
Ie's'ary OF State, held out the idea that We fs
'''''aed asam large enough 10 cover all the J"
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MARKETS.

Tobacco remains stntionafy--not much coming
in.
Iyheot has declined to 70 cents There IS 90 ~
deal sui receiving at the Malls.
Corn las, week camo in freely, and tire prices
gave way li.tIc. Some was so'd 'o' o. ~ a''
81 IS.
Dork- This article continues very scarce.-'
,be,e hes bcen n ne in market for the last week.
Two or three hundred are now killing at the
slaughter pens, which are sold at 81 To-
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Trouble in Ne'o Orleans - Ihs he'' .ol' az AZ
kcr. pastor Of Presbyterian church !" -''w w.. o',
leans, has been hung l" chgy IN 'na' o"y' au',a
his ais cnce, and The louisiana aase'"'e' "a'.'
him no, to return, for It says u so''e's' ''o''
and pora'ps h'ad'hs' w' 20 mo I0" ~ y. I'M,
The cause oc TINS outbre"f IS sa'i ~ 20 'm'
u. A., PARKER, visi, 10 the North, he deliver
o".s d;scou,ses, in some Of which he Is sad
'' t. ado fcma,ks relative to the people oil Ne"
o,Is,n, which, on being communicated to some
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
.aA,ciiNN NNlNS.

dhN Tuesday night The 9th, shall resume my
" night Auction, and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during tho Fal'
and Winter months. My stock will be such os
will suit the season aud sold in smoll lots My
day sales will be every Wednesday at IL o'clock
Of Groceries, Furniture, &c &c. Favors from the
country are particularly invited, ms my sales will
he REGULAR. CHARLES PHELPS, Aucf.
Sept. *, 1891. us
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NOTICE..

EDEING appointed by the County Court oil am
"a D hors,, 10 supcrneod the opening of road
from the norrl, nbument Of tho Toll Bridge to
Schoohcl1's fefry, shall attend, or some person
f,r ne IN the 10Th Of the present month"; II 'nif "
not nrn the next tar day thereafter, to point ou'
Ia such az may wish to become undcr,nkerf, the To-
car,cn OF sad rond, and the manner IN which 'h'
work is to be exccutcd3enlcd proposals. 10 nc len
at John M Wnrwlck's Office, viii Inc ieqnlrcd nd
Ircsse to me as s5npcrlntendcnt-~ where slhH at
tend on The l2th Of January next, 10 uce'de which
will be accepted In all case. the oppression al the
slrtest time for TIC execution Of thc work is dea'-
rnbe. One third ofthe money viii be- paid when the
coairsct is entered mo- NJ which tune bnrl with
satisfactory security will be required OF The under
akcr Tor the faithiuI Performance of the contract -
one ,hrd when the work Is ball completed o. Which
am to be the judge, ana The her lhl'd whom The
,o,d &, comnletea GEORGE MARKHAM,
Superintendent, &c
Dcc I, AT
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l.nst Notice.

tnyIIO5E per.pn4 indsb'ed 10 ~ by bond. or
U ourn account, are earnestly requested to come
iorw.,d and pay. tn" d.bts rema'ng unpaid, on
,h- l5th January 1888, viii be for,h"i'h placed !"
the hands OF an rnrt gec attorney ,"nl nsitueton'
to col ec' them ns sroedy "a possible
SCRUGG5 Il BAGBf.
Dec. ID o'h
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Y sNSEE1O NTANNMa OIL,

n 4 q
"a A Indigo Salt prtfe aud Brusione, India Rub
her SHOES, Jujubo Past, Choice Wines several
kinds, rciy cheap, Emery Ill s'zc', Ground and
Race Ginger AllspicP, STRIVING Smel's, assorted
c,,ors. Gold Foil, Wal aud Bottle Corks, Spls
Turpenlinc, Meats foo, Oh for sale by
| Howell DAWES.
Dec. - ms
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New arrival Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dyc-Stull's, &c.

HNfII1 subscriber has just received direct from
Il New York aud Phlad, 'ha, almost entire
NEW STOCK of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
viz
EPSON Salts Gunbcr ditto Cnmphor Calo.
mel Jnlap; Ipceac Tartar Emetic Turkey Rhu.
barb ditto Opium Lump and Cnlc'd. Magnets;
Sup. Cab Soda Toraric Acid; Sal Rochelle;
pulv. Colombo Cnnlhorides Bark Chomomils
Flowers Sugar Lead Prepd Chalk Mamma
Flake Rad and Palvd. Sqliils Lunar Cnustie.
pnte Quinluc French; Sirychino Morphine:
Pcpp rine! Rue Nh, u'nn Arabic, Turkey
Spls N.re ditto IIarshofne Cub Ammonia,
Borax Bnssm copaiva CASTLE Soap Castor
OIL, cold erpyd behi Salad Oil Bears Oil
Ess. Lemon Evnns's Lance's, Dentist Foil
Gold and Silver Leaf F'orlia, Vrginiu, and Co
lognn Waters LorilIurd's, Maceuba md Rappes
Snuff Nu,mcgs, prime Corr. and Pulv'd. Elm /;
Cinnamon Cloves, Bcaoh'J. Ginger Snrsapa-
r,lla Pearl Barley Burgundy Pnel strainsd
lnd,go Mad Ter Blue Stone japan lux Copal
and Boo, Vmnsh Fancy soaps Jujubc Paste;
Alcohol Turponine Dry " bite Lead; Chrome
Yellow dnIo Green Pruss. Blue; Ve'digris;
Rcd Lend; Lytbatge Spanish Brown Vcnciisn
Rcd Chinese V,rnilion Compencly Logwoods
Chpp'd. d,,to A'naiiui Port Wine, nc. &c.
an OF which will be sold, WHOLESALE s.
REfAii., On tn most accommodating terms.
DAVID Il. LYMAN
Dupars Oh ,iaud, arn Goidcn iio'tar Dunk
Square, LgneAO"rs, Va.
Dec II MS
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GlO EgE. " AND.

~ ~ - 1s@ sA3 shss IN 81 80 - - =,
DANAWAY from The subscriber, on INC 9'h
a q of Nov last a negro man NAMED w Es-.
LIAM 81 years Of re, about SIX iee' "'S''
ani ~, v.fv lark con- ,lexion. A further descr'p-
non is unnecessary, he has teen seen at his
wifi $ house. Il, Mr.. Jnmcs Thompson $, IN Nelson
county fhe NJ, ghborhood, in which he was boz"
aud ra,sed,A and is supposed 10 be lurking IN 'hat
n,ish,orhood AT this lime. The above rew'fo WIN
oe sivcn, for the apprehension ana delivery o. S"''
negro to me at fedIar MINIS or seept,ng ",". 80
that ge, HIM ng,n "to' ~ 'O0''
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persons IN that city, give great offence MI Paf-
kcr, however, denies tho remarks imputed to him.
and VIII, We hips. b. milo 10 satisfy the people Of
New Orleans OF his innoeen :c--nf which lac has
gwen tn best evidence IA daring 20 breast the
form. hasins smiled from New York fol New o..
leins IA few days since.
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Fancy and Staple Goods.

Fancy and staple Goods.
HUST 10 hand, ard rev Ia this market,
81 German Clocks. beautiful article
Ono German Flute, OF pure white IVORY
Ivory hca led Cuncs, mounted wllh Gold and
Silver
WHIP ivory handles
Sewinr Cotton, some Ms fine as No. 300
llcmin.'s best dr,led cyd Nccdles,nn undouo
ted article
Bc,uulul aud costly French Capes
Gail aud CANINE thc slo Il OF
UENRY BROWN, Jr
Dec ID
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.---s~-~s a. -
Ebas RENE,

g~n,S "A COMFOR FABLE tenement,
f...G1 IA adjoining my dwelling, on D'a
,ss.yNA mond lirl suitable for small family,
-rAsazxzA with an cxctllcnt ell Of water smoke
house, &c. attached.
Likewise, very rich two mere Clover LIT IN
font Of my res5l nee, with n small ',ab'c, &c.
My N,er,cs nrc 70; hire nnIll the Is, ol octo
brr next and some few OF them inr the entire year
Among t the number is first rate young Black
smith ana rough Carpenter w BAILEY.
Dec II 2tif
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oUp

The oaun,iry of Flour inspected IN the Lyneh'
>... market. il, the quarter ending on the ION De
'oo,l,or 1881. is ms toll,ws :-Slperfnc 100 bbs'
Fine, 225 Total, 1890.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

.Noio5le discorsry Ut he editor Of the Knoxville
Register commences an cillotial eIfasion with the
proionni remark, thht "Queslions of morals nre
often interesting ani he kindly Informs os ,ha',
to settle Item correctly frequently requires the ex.
crcis' Of feason an sound discretion" fnese arc
lrh'hs n important rs They nro novel. The won.
der IS that they should have been just now d'coy-
cred
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also,

One other frnc', con- ,lnlag lo) acre, Of thin
Lani, nearly all III woIis, well tmbcre iying on
both 81 les OF thu nam ro,i leading fton Henry
Court house To the town of Lenkcsvillr, IN Rock
inghum county, N. O.. AMI In two and u hill niles
of sal town, together with several Lots III tho n
fofcsad town all of which may be had on reason
abe and &C rommodilng tern7.
ST The Subscriber BEN; dssitous Of settling all
his histncss without lutsaloa takes thi, method Of
giving notice, that # any persons have any CLAIM
against HIM ns Executor of Joseph Bnudn sen,
deceased rs TX cuinr If w llllam G.. Bouhn, de-
ceased, or rs Administrator of Ibus. &. Bouldn',
deceased all of Henry county or any clam \.
galnst Inn Us security for Sheufs or any other per-
son To bring them forward or prosecute their claim
On % before The drsl day of ,nnnry next, 1888 OF
this npIIce WI be uscd ~ n bar against any de.
mani brought against him after the aforesaid date,
II he thnk proper and II my persona have my
just clam against ms N my individual capacity
they requested to come forward and rtcei thcl
pay, cI,hcr before or after January 1885 all those
indebted are requested 10 come forward aud make
settlements. JOS. BOU1DlN.
Dec. IS II
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INSrRIr.r "Io1vo'

Jn,,,u,,, of loss fraud IN procuring subicriP'
oos To INST uct,,n papers miinply upon US Ihe
last Lexington Taper contains the ceruh'''c "' Go
cnezsr Bane Of Kockorilge 1efoslns tn" ne wa
grossly TAX ~ by the person VINO hahleu '''o
nancr To HIM, who stated TO Nr. Bane ma " lt'se'
wns for the u S. Bank, and for restoring the dePo-
sizes" II to be regretted that there should be
ms n in the community, ana that man 'o'e'' WV
s SO ,ynorant Of the prominent events o' ''7 Jay
nc To he thus imposed upon hui unior'nn''e'y VIC
all know that. there are too mtny SUCH ana II i
doubtlcs IS Ly mposiiions THIS class mat ''s III
structions have been carried Ia so many COUNTIES
The Richmond Wing tells of another man, III
Hontioo, who, being questioned as 10 MS m"'l'es
tor signing the instructions: fepieo '"'' "' ~
81 gne1 n, such paper; aud IT tafn'o ''' "' u,
w ,s told that the paper he signed was Fet''oa 10
IN. T.. islaturo for putting do vn 'ati"g scihes IN
James River Thus is the rreat fsht o. 'n' 'o-.
ton sporlcd with and brongh, iaio disgrace ny is
pce,cnd,d frlen1s--wc say pretended ilen's f"'
men no would resort 10 t'ese DIS raec'n' '"''s "
procure Signatures wo Ill be the first to Disregard
instructions themselves were they placed IN posi-
/ ION which rendered them NECESSARY
| ~ resolution has been introduced mo inc
| ay,sl ,,urc OF AIal,am,. whlca aier nclnS sun
i,v ofT.nc,s of which G ,bricl Moore. Esq. Que OF
the IN .iors of that 5 ate in Con ,rfss has becn
guilty, such opposing the almlnlslfa'lo' III "'
ncas..ses aud cmbrarn. the " nerrlica doc tine
Of nail,stion,' -reqic >ts the sud Senator MA"
diarey 10 rcslgn his flee. in order That IN" Legs
,aturc may pressed 10 saPpy his place with rep
,esenatiye who will faulty represent ms con'sHo-
,nrs Il is though; that the resolution WIZ pass DO 4
houses But will Mr.. Moore obey the mandate
a. We commence the r port of the Secretary
| of the Treasury tbys mprnng, an shi ! co''l"ie
in our next II psrt,kes of the s'co "' p''a1a y
confnon 10 mo / American State Papers, -paftica
lady those that have aPpcufcl this w'nt'r'-an6
does not display moe than ordinary "onl.f, h'
as the financial condition and prospects Of the nd
,ion ar, always Important to he kaown. We ha''
determined to lay il at length before or readers
We shall follow il with tho Report OF the Fosim s
ter General, and abstracts OF those from tue Stat
& Navy Departments.
Pr The trial ofthe Convent Rioters il stu pro
crossing ia Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

Literary 7aHis-Fay, ono ofthe accomplished
editors of the Now York Muur, now IN ally, has
novel IN press the scene of which Is LAID partly
IN Amerc, shd p'rll, IN Europe,
The n Y Star says that w lis. another Of the
editors oil tho Mirror. who /, now II England, Is
receiving the most sub,ian'inl evidences of the ia
tercs with which tn beautiful Productions of his
genus are read IN thai connlrv.
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

WIT snpsefipef btitg IN bull iieaib sho WISH
n IN 10 move To Lime Stone Water. near the
Mineral SPRING.. efflrs for sale on n credit OF 2
and years the FiAC L OF LAND, On Itch
h lives - ilsnf ysr'dty on thn waters Of l. ntl,er-
.obi creek, oitth; m sin tosb ) miles fr,n Henry
Court h,,,,e, 25 fon Dinvlllr. Il nile from the
Ford of Leeth5rwool, ndl,initg the l. ,nds Of T.
DIX, N w DmIrldSe, NJ Il. Hnlrs'on aud S
fiairston containing J5J arcs. This Il ona Of
the mos, desirable Fac IN lhc uppe, country.
is highly pro lucive IN Corn Wheat, rob,ecp nc
contains n considerable portion Of first rate rob,c
CO L,od, uaeiea,ed Il lies VII, is VII waiercJ
nnb stuated IN healthy nelgbbprhnoi The IN,
proven 'nts consist IN n new neat and well finishrh
BRICK HOUSE, IS by Is fent--tw, story high
with wing 10y 10 feet @ih u number of other
new buildings, 81 youog oirharl. Of eholee lr'h
trees, OF various k,nds. About 80 ncres of this
l,nl ~ VIII set with Clover, fir,olhy and Herds
l;ra.s 10 Basheis ot Whehl 81 ~ No Rye IS SOW
ei, aud The plantation Ia high state of improve.
mention tie ! shift system, and if salc can be
effected 10y tina frs, of January Il 3 possession viii
b. IN uedlaics given, aud lhefo VIII be an excel.
lent stock of almost every description. Com, Pork
! Flour, &c. &c. Tor sale on credit.
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X E,V nc w.


CoRRrcrEp ny HoLGouUg & pyaGf.
Extreme prices ofpassed roba (od) 10 % to W.
Extreme prices OF new rooa. (com) - to oo
oil ; - to 4 90
noa l,oxe ,nIin hhd, = 7Jio 50
The q ,an,ity Of new Lpss coming IN - very
iar,c aud the prices are tending downwafo' an"
the f,w hh1s. OF new Tabnccd looking ~ are NO.
BRISK The ncroi nts from EnS''n' 10 INC wv" "
Nov. are not az favorable as wls expected lhtfe
was very lntIc tobacco srllnI at fIrmer prices INC
.,,.l, az ,,,,,c,, IN IN. Unncb States IL m,l and
rho Europeln Markets II ls expected will not
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claims OF our pldndcred merehants and "a .,,o,,
was the language which he employed, Tia, !, i ny
10 be DOUBTED that the refusal Of The French q, ,,,
eers to make the necessary appropriation 10 c,r''
mo e"ec' the provisions of that treaty, vas m,
consequence Of presumption, thereby e,s,,cJ
that the French Minister hal been lunp1 A., 49,,
w't.cd, rather than from any ieliber,'. de-, "
inicnt'on of violating the pledged filth of H. "
ton, or of defraudin. us of The sum wheb :, va
justly owe for spolla,ions on our eo,nmayc. way wa
repent, # :he Presidents assertion, in his la. NJ
sage, DC correc that we have sio ,lot.l c,r 80
small SUN with the French sovernmen, and ,I'a,
bon Mr.. R'ves and himself we're aware =, IT,.
iact at the time that the stpuarion WINS e,,,,e,
10, then i. Is clear thu, palrable a,,emn, ,a,
'ade 10 deceive The people, in those boas,,ny ,n; a.
des winch have causel The failure 10 carry m.
fretfy INTO effect ny the French L,,yislat,re. 7,
me French government had complied with 10 en-
saeemen's, VIC should ncve, have he nd mis- co,
lesSt'n, (Which is now only made, to i,,,,,fv Tho
frcsid nts iniemperafe dcnuncatoIs Of tn, cov
crnment j and the faithful" woulI h,ve cont;
otd TO slorIfy the able negotiation who hid ,ch;ev
ed what Crawford Gallatin and "A Brow, h. al
n YAM attempted, and the wise administrations
under whose energetic heal, this among many
other wonderful deeds, had been ACCOMPLISHMENT,
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II The trial ofthe Convent Rioters IL 'u'' PIC
crossing ia Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
PRESCRIPTION, pRoscpIpr,av,

tnOoCNlf llON PRESCRIPTION
Mr. Richie an his friends are raising the crv al
Prescription - ugains, the majority of the LIE ,s
'hnre This was an,'cipaed though complain,
IT this character would come with n ba g,a.e
from that quarter even were II well founded But
IN truth, thcre is foundation for il, II is not pro
scriPtion, nor was it ever said TO be- when n holder
of Office ftt!ed 10 b. reelected, but only when ne
Was t"r"ed oat. member Of HE present Lcgis.
iaiure, who being candidate for recollection next
Sptng. should be defeated, would have exactly
the same reason TO complain of the prescription"
Of his constituents, that Mr.. Richie has 10 com
PLAN OF a mnJorty of the Legislature for failing TO
re-el"ci him 10 an office which he has held upwards
OF twenty years. There was time, too, when Mr.
Rltchie was advocate for " roi alton in olicc"-
why should he now claim exemption from the opc.
ration Of that rule Personally, we should ha "A
been satisfied with Mr.. Riches re election, be.
causo we believe, tina, although he is not practical
printer, his lorg identification with the business
gives HIN clan to full participation IL It's ad
vantascs; and because he has heretofore dlschar-
gel the duties of the appointment promptly and
faithfully. But. his defeat was demanded Ly par.
amount political cons celebrations ard we are there
fore pleased tina, he has been suppressed d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-04
[CoMMUNicATED.1

The Court for this County will sit next Mon
day. would suggest, Though am now too
late, perhaps; but it may be admonitory for time
to come that no committing magistrate should
be on the Grand Jury. l have perceived that
those magistrates that have tried and commit
ted offenders, and are on the Grand Jury, are
predisposed to send the parties to The Petty Jul
ry, and sometimes eXpound the testimony to
the Grand Jury that they receive in their Off
ces as magistrates, which makes an impression
not intended by the law that creates Grand Ju-
ries. This is not written in the spirit OF re-
proach but with view to make all things as
perfect as human imperfectibility can arrive at,
and is written by one that has been Grand
Juryman for more than 20 years.