The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

moug its fellows. About month since,
the cent found its way uto the hands ef
the same lad, now an old gentleman of 30,
after tlayersing the world for the period Of
28 years.
The Philadelphia papers of Thursday
give full accounts of the late Elections ia
that city. In the first and third Congress.
ional Dist i,ts, the only question was Fed.
trdliSt Or Democratic and the Drm"cratc
ticket succerded,- u. b. Sutherland for
the first District, and Danl II. Miller for
the third. la the second District, the Fed.
eraIists, the Jacksonites, and the friends of
the Administration, each run candidate.
In this district were fiUo elections for Con.
gre-s, one for member of thp nineteenth
Congress to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Joseph, Hemphlll, ESQ.
and theuthrr for menber of the Goth
Congress. For the 18th Congress, the can.
ddates were Mr.. Kitt.ra a Fedrrast, IN.
pledged as to the Presidential Election. i
Mr.. Horn, Democrat and avoued Gene.
raj Jackson man. Mr. klttera received
1899 votes and Mr.. Horn 1901 For the
Goth Congress. the candidates were Henry
Horn, for Jackson; John Sergeant, for the
AID Illustration; and Thomas Kittera, for
the Federalists. Horn and Sergeant re.
celyed each 1897 votes, and kittpra 1891,
hence a ne" election must take place.
when no doubt remaftis that Mr.. Sprg, ant
will succeed by the same majority that was
given tn kittera osef Horn in the election
for the 18th Congress.
The Democratic Press says--it is pr0ba-
BILE we shall have special election foI a
member TO represent the second Con-
gressional district; in that case--no matter
who may be- the Opposing candidate, or
what may be the combinations or coai-
tons, Mr.. Sergeant wilt as certainly be e.
lected as he is alive.
1t ls.rarely. that we firid az much truth
nndenlable and important truth--as is con-
tanned in the latter part of the following
paragraph:
From the Democratic Press.
The Freeman's Journal of this morning,
dlsclalms being Jackson paper. Owe
are not, say the editors, for JacksOn-we
are not tor Aiams-we 9avr no candidate
I'VE have no side in politics." This may
be, and probably is true ; but it cannot long
continue true. The editors of that paper
will feel compelled 10 take side .4ndreO
Jackson, like Napoleon Bonaparte, WiN a.
tolo mo neutfais." He lcouid ertermiaats
The monster Party, and annihiiate oil prin-
ctpte Of action but that Of devotion to an IN
d'pidaah Instead Of Party hs pouid en-
gender Faction, and establish a. feeling more
Of CLANsHIp than Of Nationality.
CAUTION.
Richmond. Oct. l7.-rhere are 90 dol
lar and 10 dollar Counterfeit Notes of the
Bank If Virginia in circulation. BY com
pairing them with. the genuine notes, the
difference is easily detected. The paper
OF the 90 dollar notes is of a yellowlSn
Cast the engraving inferior, coarser ana
darker. The face of the female figure IS
badly executed. The words Bank OF
Virginia" are placed in the Border on The
right, Instead If the left and the wofo
!" Twenty" is placed in the left instead Of
the right hand border. They are dated
on 25th March, 1929.
The 10 dollar Counterfets are also cas-
~ recognized on inspection. Both the
paper and engraving are cuarser and DARK
er. The dot over the in the Cashiers
name, is omitted in all we have seen. Dale
9TH June, 1917.
As we believe that there are many OF
these notes in circu lation, and as we pre-
sumo that god miny notes, may during
the present week rapidly and unguardff,
~ change hands, this caution may be o.
some use to parties concerned. Eng
Isaac B. Desha has been admitted TO ba'.
by Judge Henry o. Brown. His recoS
nzauce is for one Thousand d0laFs--Jh'