The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

alluded, We cory the following ariicies--the first
an extract oia LITTER irum Camden. Is. CD and
the last paragraph from an inhanrmaiory PRINT
called The sounron, pnhleird At AIlledse-
vile. (Geo) with the sngle remark, that they
will lind, bcto,e they bave lone pursued THIS
policy. that, 90 u.s. homely saying,) they
" have been h,ling on their nose TO spite ,heir
face
E,irad ofa iener from Genieman utdr Cam
den.
!" You may he perhaps amused 10 hear thai
so,ne days back. wagon from Kentucky load
ed with bacon arrived Al Camden no induce
ment could prevail anon the nhab'aniS 10 pm.
chase single pound I'll thes wete told they
sh, nld have um cents II they would take u
The, would not take II upon nny terms. The
waegoners sad they should be ruined ifthey
were compelled Ia ml,r their BACON bark. They
WIRE ind IL could moi be hrlprd. They then
drove all the way 10 The Bradford Springs aud
offered their bacon In hir. &. who Would not
purchase upon an, terms
Charleston Mercury
" We discover that there exists Hmong onr
citizens. adtsposiiion 10 invnr the irnness-
SEE citizens when thu Gnu do So without dan
ger of being impose" upon by traders nom
kenturky Ohio and elsewhere. We would
therefore recommend 10 our Tennessee friends
who intend 10 make ventures among rs the EN-
SUNG winter, with horses, mules az hogs, 10 pio-
c'ne from some OF lisis members OF Congress,
or some other known aud Respectable md,vdn.
ais letters certifying their citizenship. aud tint
the articles they have fol sale are the products
Of Tennessee 5ouhroa.
BETTING We intend 10 take our fall share OF
the remark, which .eh,Ye somewhere met with
TINT betting is the argument 81 fools What
does'it show more than the confidence Of him
who bets irhs opinions. aud his determination
ohslinaicly To defend thom And who does not
know that asses are the most obstinate animals IN
the world Vet. IL there be any species Of hct
ting iuslhnbe, the reader will be disposed 10 ad-
MT that the list which is published IN TO dny's
paperis so. Il does not speculate On future
contingencies bit ms to the reality of facts which
hare occurred and which are as obs,inately de
med AS II they were not recorded history. We
renier the rampant JaclSsonians 10 our first page.
4" Hoiie" Storm IN Mississippi Oar rea-
ders may probably be apprkcd that the sinie
of Mississippi is represented. IN the popular
branch OF Congress, by furious gentleman,
who hears the appeaiion of IiHiiam Ifmie
| The election takes place in that State Tor n sue
cessor 10 the incumbent, the summer before his
term Of service expires Nj HaIlc's term does
| moi es pire until the 1lh OF March next but, the
good people Of that State, having given him
/ ease TO stay AZ home after that time, he has de.
Iermincd not 10 lenve il nj all In n letter pub
Ii.hed in the papers, he displa,s more chng,m
aud anger nt his defeat than we had thought
could have been excited by such circumstance.
lie declares Iha, no" independent man. under
such circumstances, would hesitate to resiRn--
aud accordingly he resigns lie will doub,leb,
be missed
Jackson md Bur-. As we intend 10 publish
in our next the documents recently published by
the Nashville Committee, in relation 10 the con
nection between Jackson aud Burr, we post
pone our ond No. ofthe investigation into the
absnrdity of the defence which Is based on them.
n The Jackson Convention Of New YORK;
have nominated Martin V. Buren, Tor the office
of Governor, aud Enos. J. Throop for that d
| Lieut.. Governor ofthnt State. The Admnsifn
r,on candidates Tor the same offices Nessrs
Thompson aud Granger There Isl third party
in the field. Nlessrs. Snolhwick aud Crazy
nominated by the An'I.Masonic party. W.
fear THIS viii weaken Judge Thompson, but W.
do not doubt the result. Some of the N. Y. pa
per, estimate Judge Is majority rs nigh n