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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
.trt)aesoeaU e1esn.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT pa Is.,5 -

u AS the Convention is near at hand, Oct. S. 1929,
we would remind all who wish complete file ofthe
wing containing all the debates and PROCEEDINGS
Oh .ne convention sent to them by null as fast as
Puohshed, or copy retained in the Office for them
thas they have no time to lose. AS we shall publish
out lew extras, and the list rs already verv hume
ro"' 1t may not be in our power to supply complete
setts unless we receive notice before the meet;nr Of
the Convention. The Country Wing will be pub
iished three times week till the debates arc cocl
ded' Terms, one dollar, if the publication does NOT
exceed two months-3 months, one dollar and t,co,
ty-iive cents, payable in advance
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
SALE or LAND

Hff virtue of deed Of executed by Robert Dou,st
~ the subscriber, bearing date the 2Oih Feb 1896 and
duly recorded in the office of the county of Augusta
shall proceed to SELL al public auction before the Wayne
Tavern, in Staunon Saturday. the 3Ot day of May next
tor cash. the following valuable Real Estate described in TIC
deed above referred to, foiowTwo tracts
parcels Of Land lying aud being in the county of Augusta
The Calf Pasture river the containing by estimation,
i77 acres the other containing by estimation 200 be the
same less; which SAID of land partic.
larry described in deed by Lewis A. Paucy and Jane B. his
wife, bearing date the 10Th day May, 1885, whereby the said
two tracts Of land ARE conveyed to the said Robert Doua"
april 29-w5t WIN. KENNEY Jun
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
E4NCY DRY GOODS

HE subscribers have received by the Fairfield small naIcel
= Of beautiful Jaconets and Swiss Muslin Robes Bobnnet
Cpes and Wells Gro dc Coup and BaIege Handkerchief and
Artificial Flowers; and will day, just arrived in the
Richmond Packet, elegant figured Swiss Muslin rc plain and
figured Gro de Nap cooured and black fos dc Indies aege
Scas long and sbo Fans Belts, guard and bonnet Ribbons
Ginghams Calcoes thread and cotton Cambria Jacoue Swiss
and Null Muslnstogether with complete assortment OF new
and fashionable Goods for gebtlemen's wear which
We can sell az mtCh lever than former prices.
mad NTM e. D. YID KYLE g. GO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
; MlkA. xsg MEs nsYaY5ys.
PORT OF RICR.WOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Richmond, Fabens, from Salem, with sun.
dries to Otis, Dunlop d Co., 81 w Gilliat, ant
potatoes, shoes, and mackerel TO master
Scilr. Consort, Ketchum from New York, via
Norfolk.
Schr. FGvourite, Bernard, from Philadelphia, via
City Point.
:, SchT. Chesterfield, Bcaston, days from New
York, with suudres to Triplctt & johnson. Lncke q
olzcr, King q Richardson, Anderson, Garth s, Co
Nicho!as Mills. Jas Winston, Davenport, Allen & Co
and Parker.
SAILED,
Sloop Valiant, MCGEE, for New York.
SIoop Trimmer Price, for New brunswick, IN. !.
With coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
AVN Nnmhnrs In tho IIrinn Canal a,,4.-.. r-l--
Drawing of the Next Lottery

THE Drawing Of the Washington City LOTTERY,
fee Tomorrow afternoon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
Spring Ssgppyy.

y!'fE subscriber respectfully informs his friends the public
generally that he has just returned from the northern cities,
where he bas selected elegant of Ladies' aud
ilnen's BOOTS and SHOES, which arrived
opening his present assortment consists of almost eT-
Gle IN his them Genemens fine calf and seal
skin Boots with round and square toes; Gentemcns calf skin
sceu Boots SO 80; do seal do nailed do from 81 so So
he disposed TO sell accommodating prices, and respect
fully invites the public call aud examine for themselves.
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
ap 13-m fist Under the Eagle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
A MILLER PAINTED

WISH to employ Single Dau, with small family,
who is capable of taking charge of Manufacturing Mill
Any person DESTROYS of getting business Micr and can
come well recommended for sobrey and capabty viii
with employment by application TO The subscriber Walker
ton, King & Queen county. q married man with small ami
~ would be preferred. BAYLOR TEMPLE.
dp "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
Gnnstwerefak 3Sernrn

Sales Of Tobacco at .2u"tio nj Stabioos Jueholsc.
.Nay Z.
PAssEp--l hid. at So at 10 so; at rs; at g. at
70; a3 %; at 8; at s; al 12 so; at 75 at g.;
at so al d ate 90; at 80; 10; at IS; !
az; lat5 20 ~
REFUSED Il hid 81 So at4 50; nj g. a, 81; at 3
20; at SO; at 80 at i at 75 at 8 10; at 5O
Al - - .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
TO RENT,
"THE GOLDEN FISHERY,

Still tie faUorite Of Fortune.
TEVICKET Nos. g. 8 ,43, in the Union Canal Lottery.
y 4th Glass, Capita! Prize of One 7Housaad
Dollars, was sold at my Office in whole ticket to
Il gentleman in Chesterfield.
This is the fourth Capital Prize obtained at tie
Golden Fishery" within few weeks amounting TO
nearly S15,O000 and may truly be called luck une-
qual'ed By any Office i'll Virginia.
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE, Of $4,000,
And several Prizes of $4,000 and'10OO arc to be
distributed This Day at Washington City, and as
in luck no doubt some ofthc Capitals will be
obtained at my Office.
o. Tickets only s., Halves 81, Quarters 81.
s.. HAWKINS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
FOR HIRE.
.TIny !Sf, 1929.

A LIKELY Girl about sixteen years Of age, who
IA is a good scinpstress and caanbcrrnaid Size
ias been accustomed to nursing children, and can
come well recommended for honesty and industry
Apply a. This olcc. anrii rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
POLITICAL ITEMS.
SOMETHING LIKE NORTONIZINC


We understand that u small difference of
opinion, as TO The exercise OF the power OF
removal or appointment IN the clerkships OF
the Offices subordinate to the dIffereni Heads
OF the General Government, has resulted IN an
lnq1irt AS 10 the cause OF the removal winch
was announced some days since, Of Mr.. w.
Sieubt n Smith, from the Second Comptroller
(Mr HHi's) OlhLe, In waIch he had been en-
pIoyed by Mr. Crawford AT that time 1922
Secretary OF the Treasury. We understand.
further, that the President of the United states.
beipg satisfied Thai there was no official cause
for removal, and altogether unapprised Of
such asstep being in contemplation. has given
directions, TO obyiate any obstruction TO THAI
official harmony = hIch should prevail lhrcugh-
out the Government, that MIR. smith be assign
ed to duty in another office of the Treasu v
Department VIII ch will be quite as agreeable
as that from which an attempt was made 10 re-
move him.
In this interference of the President, and
in this arrangement, we recognize with plea.
sure a disposition 10 disc euntennnce feelings OF
malevoence, and TO repel the attempt 10 grail-
fly such through the medium o nt6ciaI acts.
Nat. Inisi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
IcE>yY WORRIES.

VIE Subsci ibe, hns the pleasure OF inform
1 ing his friends and the public gruerally
that he has Just received. direct from PhllndsI.
phia. very large supply ofNEW WORKS.
Among them nre Deppeur, in 2 vols by the
author of Pelham, Discovered, &c 4 writer n
this days paper ha, anticipated me ~ he plea.
surc ! should have had ia rev, wing this work
however, Will mere y remark hat II suIpass
SEES the writers description.
Also. R:ohetieu, a Tale Of France, in vols.
--Ihi, work shy new .iIief, aud | viii
vepinre TO 7ay that he IL not iuier,or 10 any
whs.rvsr. predict h. IN desIiued 10 rival The
grsat Wayeily author. / he public may rely
on IL that they have uai had such Nh lnieres- ing
work offered them for long time, ss they vii
observe from the notice taken ot Ibis wolk by
the London Ltery onzst;e, published ~ tins
mornings paper
Also, Mrahs Eceteaasiicat History from The
earliest period 10 fhe pr seni lime, with AZ ap'
pendiI. giving n condensed history Of the Jews
from the destruciion OF Jaru saism 10 the pres
rnl day, illustrated by maps aud beautiful en-
Cravings, very handsomely done up.-1he
price only y 30 pei copy So cheap In ih,i
work, and so well executed, and 30 very hand
s. mely written, 'ha, he first edition. sid cut
mmr diatel,.
Also, MeHoi, ofhe Rec. Ltigh Richmond,
NJ very popular il this work, that from
three 10 four editions have been sold out II less
'han one year, Tins is the 3rd edition, very
hands-m'ly done up, with n beautiful Portrait
# The Rev. Leigh Richmond.
Besides these works, many Others of equal
merit aud worth, all Of which will be sold VERY
low. AR NORTH.
Oct. 10. iI2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
Oct. 90

VOICE. Was committed 10 The Jail Of the
~ Cmpntstion OF The town of Lynchbuig +,
on Thursday The 18th of August last, n mulain
man who calls himself PRESTON The said
runaway !, about Eve feet tea inches high, {"
bushy head al hair, aud large wbskers, about
twenty five year. OF age; he IL "a light mulaio
He had with him when cnmmi,ied the following
articles Of clothing coat Of domestic mana.
lactnre, OF a Iiah gray, Pao'al0ons III the same.
lurred cap. The owner Is hereby required
TO come forward. prove property and take away
the sad property, or he will be deal, with az.
cordine 10 law.
n Is. The said runaway says he belongs TO
WIN. Z. Perkins Of the STATE OF Mississippi.
SAMUEL BltANSFOKD, Ja'lor.
Oct % 5ef 3m20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

o1l0 Alabamas, Mobiles, eie. nj 4 2 al 10 Ga
$50 Pernsms AT d ID 10 i,5d 650 Bshlai
and Maceios AT g 3.Il To Is 1000 Ma
fanhams nj 5-5d q I'D, 1920 Egyptians nj
D 7.si 10 ! IL aud 660 Surais a. Bengals al 3D.
To lad per pound.
Lirsrpool Corn EIchonge.
The import OF Grain for the last Tues day'
maikI Was moderate. Notwithstanding tbs
late unsettled weather, there have been The
following deelensons OF prices in the Corn
market, via al old wheat bd gd, anu OF new i
per 10 lbs Of Oats Id per Is lbs. OF American
Flour "a. To b, per hbl and of Peas Is. per
quarter, aud Indian Corn, Barley and Beans
were the turn cheaper prime Malt rather
dearer.
Prices Current. liverpool, Sept 10.
Tobacco, III. bond, York aud James River.
low aud inferior. 2 81 ord. aud mid. Sd u
al Fan IN fine, 4 u q IL Stem,uod, . .
u 7 Kentucky and X ppahaunoek leai. \ IL
4 stem,n"d, Ia D IL Car aud Geor. ieai,
none Mnis lpnd. do, Potomac, do.
The HarUesi, Most Of the appreheusions
which were entertained on the subjecl OF the
Harvest have been removed Wheat fell
on Saturday eight shillingsa barrel at Burgh.
quay. dtelue nearly cqniyalen, TO sixteen
shhings n quarter. In the South aud the Home
Counties, the Harvest has been neal saved.
In Ulster they are buisy engaged IN getting
the crop pif the gronnd, hut @ The repening
sea on is later there are still some Tears OF tbs
result. From ever, view however. which we
have been enabled Ia take of tho matter, and
from comparison OF n number ofletters which
have y ,ached town from different parts Of the
country. as well "a from the tenor of the Pro
vincial Papers, We are jusi fed in coming to
the conclusion, TINT we shall have IN l,elnnd
after all, an average crop, or nearly so. iad
the weather been favorable, there would h. II
third beyond the average. As IL is, there has
been n great part Of The Corn she'd aud 50 con-
siderable in some places that they have AREA
dy plpughed the ground. IN tue expectation
that they will have II full crop nex, year from
the wiudialls. Dublin Mer. ddu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

n WILL positively sell. tom orrow evening
n AT AUCTION. the mo-. salusHie collection Ut
View Books ever pfrres in ,tis maikr, The
public may rely II that the selection far this
sale eoninins many OF the most valuable Works
| ever owned. All The Books are entirely new
aud very splendidly bound and m,y be seen
on The day OF the sale. | therefore hope every
person will atieud, as | am delermiDed Ia sell.
ABkAM H. NORTH
Oct. %. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
HEW SONS OFFICE D

Lynchborg, Oct. 2oJ. 1899.
Numbers drawn IN the New York Consolide.
ted Lottery, Extra Glass M. l2:
50 ~ 81 81 IL ii 10 ~ 81
Name State Lottery, Cla.s Mo-:
10 "a IL Al 10 AZ % 81,
Grand State Lottery. Glass No.2i:
- 20 Al 7 ~ II.
Gail aud receive The cash Tor your prizes. or
renew them Ia the next Lotteries Ia be drawn
HEW SONS Office of
Luck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

De WiH Clinton and ihe Erie caaoI-Tbe
las, number ofthe North American Review con.
tains, We learn from the Boston Gazette. an ar.
ticle ON DIR. Hosack' Memoir of De VIII Gin
ton. Ii is mentioned in this article. that when
the project Of a canal between Enc and The
Hudson was first communicated by Judge For.
man To Mr.. Jefferson, the latter Teplied i, Is a
very fine project, aud may be erectiied a c.ntury
hence fon talk ofmaking canal TWO hun,
dred and fry miles through a wilderness. |, &c
little short of madness 10 thInk of il at ,bis dny -
This was in 1899 MIR. Jeife sen lived 10 see the
project completed. The canal WIS not indeed
made through The wilderness that wilderness
had become one of the most remarkable exam
pies OF human industry 10 be found in the
world. In subsequent leitel TO De Wit Gin
ton. dated December 1922, he says, abiding
TO the preceding conversation, " MANY. dare
say, think with me, that New York has ami ici
pated by full century the ordinary progress
OF Improvement" Mr.. Jefferson rs also re-
ported TO have said, thai he had remark ed
IT was century too soon but he was
then convinced that be was century behind
a Just estimate Of the T6rch of Improvement IN
this country This recaniaton of his opinion
was as happily EXPIRE ssed il was maenan-
mons.
These anecdotes are honrsbla To the sagacity.
the enterprise, aud the perseverance Of De
Witt Clinon, who, (as Is remarked in the
journal quoted) although enCompassed by al.
vershy, never permitted II to divert his mind
from this great public work. That no mon
uncut has been erected to Ierpe,uate the fame
oil us complexion, will moi detract, perhaps,
from that fame, but rs ut honorable TO the
feeling of his conntIy. THIS way We have of
letting the deeds Of our great men speak Tor
them, is a comp iment 10 them which costs VS.
something IN The way oil natlanal bUnonr - The
noble Roman was recalled, rdt d 10 tue mem i.
~ of hIs countIymen only tn more strongly
by bis statue being left ont Of the tluaplai
procession but mad the republic been always
ungratelGl the would have ben no L innphs.
aud fewer Romans. Bait 1mtricQn.
<@-sS
Milking heht Of serious h,ngs garre, of
a voummous clergy man, deceased, Was recent
~ cleared out, and 200 old sermons consened
to ihe flames. An Old lady present vowed IT
was burning shame.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
COM VI kssCIAE1 RECORD
REVIEW

kE liz w
-" OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected JOr the Vir9iniau, by
THOMAS A IipLcoHBE aud RICHARD TYHrE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
co, from l.. So 50 TO 90
Inferior 10 common, 3 80 to 4 90
Common To GOOD, 4 SOTO %
Good TO fine, q 0Uto 90
strips, none III market looking up
Refused, 2 Is 10 3 25
Inspected the past week about IL hhds. The
prices coHtInus low. A new hhd. of inferior
Iugs Was sold on Tuesday ~ 81 30. The last
accounts from Europe are iirlle more ft,vOra-
Bile 10 strips and good aud fine tobacco. Grain
has declined very much in consequence Of the
weather being more favorable Tor the harves,
in Great Britain.
Flour, duh a, 50 62I n 375
Wheat, Oh to 81
Whiskey, wholesale, 20 10 %
Corn wholesale, pei Dbl, 20
NJ al per bushei, 30
Bacon, 100 10 on
Hemp, 4 a 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

Neo UfIenHs, oepI. q.
u.,ub ofthe City-During the last ten days
=, 'a'ss ii endemic have much diminished.
~. .sa,her. though not hatierins TO the plsn-
,s,s appear, TO be more favorable to the preys-
,sa, s;rkpsss. Aud what is more favorable STU,
Ire is, win the exception of a lew nna ivised
r uersons who have already returned to the e'Iy'
'carcely subject for the disease 10 s.os't upon
Tne sickness most complained oil a, present Is
,hr .I a,,ent. Ina few weeks we hope To be
n". hid oor absent fellow c,iizens welcome
a''s aud strangers a hospitabie reception.
ieiu'"' Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
TIE " NATIoNAL POLICE :"

From The HdoeThtH, Nelc Hampshire, Posi-.
REFORM liza. WooDMAN, one OF he
" ir'ends" lately" rewarded" by being appoint
ed Postmaster of Bethelhain in this County
was, las, week, appreciated for STEALING
MONEY FROM THE MAIL ! and is now snuel,
locked up in the gaol, in this village. This
comes of that g." Reform" which the President
deemed it his "pUTY' 10 Introduce. An ex.
perenced and faithful Postn aster-ag ainst
whom not one word could be said, save thai hs
was an Adams man''--was about four weeks
ago. removed from oficc, 10 afford an oppor-
tuni to reward" this HONEST fellow, tihe
same that couldn't read his own Comm lssion J
for his hurraing" exploits: and TO pay hun
for his" wear and tear Of conscience" in sup
porting General ia rkson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
srATEoF TRADE.


London, Sept IL ~ thought Father remark
able that the weekly average OF wbeat ex,blts
AN advance oi Is. over the last return, though
the markets in the Interim have been very fiat,
aud the quantity of wheat OF iaferor quality
offered for sale must have iended further To
lower the averages. We are unable 10 nGrr an
explanation ofthis circumstance. hut will not /,
we should think escape attention in the proper
quarter. II The duty on wheat falls next week
10 l8s Sd, and Of ihai there can now hardly
be doubt, considerable quantity OF bonded
wheat must be brought forward and seeing
the abundance OF the crops al over the Con-
tlnent, the importers cannoi fail To think the IA
selves Fortunate in being enabled 10 do SO on
such favourable terms.
Lirerpooi Markets. Sept. II
CoTTos.-The import this week is 25I02i
bags, and The sales reach 1870 bags, icIu-
dug 5000 Egyptians, 400 Americans, aud 600
Brazds taken for export at fully the prices
Of last week, viz. --l5O Sea Islands 10 Id to
lSd 60 sthineddo. at > l-2d to 81 $500 Bow
eds al 4 5 Sd a q ! % 1870 Orleans at Cd TO I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

NfOTIcE.- BY virtue OF deed Of irusl ex.
Al ecutad 10 the subscribers by James >,
DillHrd which II ii record ~ the Clerks Office
1T Amherst aud Bedford. Tor the purposes there
IN expressed. VIZ wtl sell. AT public auction ior
cash, 10 the highest bidder, M the dwelling
house of said Dlsid IN ihe county OF Bedford,
on Tuesday the ed day of December next. II
fair il not. the next lair day thereafter, and Ia
continue iiom day 60 day nntIi completed. the
following real aud personal estate IN snid deed
Expressed, To wit tract OF lad situate ~ The
county If Nelson, aud containing fry acres
also, the one fifth of all tn lands of VIII eli
James London died, seized aud possessed, y.
ing la Amherst county also, the following
slaves, viz Joe "a an, julius man, Sea2eI
a man, Sbadrake man Keabrn ntu, L. WIS
u lad Brenisia,d lad, Preston n boy. Hannah
mud her eoo George, Rachel "a glfl, Anne and
her child boy, Mary girl. Martha g,l
Harriet gni, Lydia giri. MATILDA n youug
| sman. and Frankly and bri three children,
David. Belinda and -, (name moi ex
| pressed) aud all The increase of the females
also. all the housrl Id aud kitchen furniture,
all the plantation utensils all the horses, cattle,
hogs aud sheep the entlre crop on he plantation
occupied by said billiard also, his Che sa,d
Dillard~) interest in the estate Oi JnO. N'Bfidr.
deceased, aud Whatever othef articles m said
deed nainnd aud not particularly narDed IN
this noiiGeyOr so much Of the said property Ms
will be suitc 10 answer the purposes of said
deed Acting ms trustees, we will convey such
lille as is vested III rs, aud none other.
ARTHUR d. DAVIES, Trus-
LEMuEL TURNER. tees.
n,f fb.Dn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
Race Ginger and Tooth Brush

syHIS day received supply of best London
Z Whiie Ginger, and also q few dozen best
English Tooth Brushes. Howell DAVIES.
a Oct IL $
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

Lnrge Poidt0e An Irish PoiaiOe meas ring
20 inches in circumference, and weighing 3 a
lbs was raised this soason by Col Loving nj
Nelson county. #.#a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
FEMALE EDUCATION.;

1lliE subscriber, with n view % n more reg
- ulBr elias siicalion Of the members of us
School, respectfully gives notice TO h,s patrons.
lhat has scholastic year viii hereafter be diy,d
sd into s"ssioas Of six months. No pupil will
be received lof less period than u session
aud II mptrlicharly desired that they snoud
JOIN the School on the first day of The term.
when the different classes will be formed anu
ibeh studies commenced
TERM5.-For the session, s. ls. payable in
advance.
The mex, session begins on tho frs, Monday
Of November. h. q. SMITH.
Oct. -. Dill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
TUE STATES.

Tennessee. MIR. Mi ehel Laid on the table ol
the II. Of Representatives. oi Tennessee on the
5th inst preamble aud resolution, de claring
appropriations of the public money for the
support OF the Military Academy nj West Point
to be impolil'c, unjust and unconstitutional ,
aud instructng their senators and requesting
then representatives. 10 oppose ANY such appfo
priat,on IN future
Georgia George X. Gilmer is elected Gov
ernor ol Georgia, by very large majority
over Joel Cra~ iord.-.LucIus q Lamar is elec.
ted TO Congress, IN lieu Of Mr. Gllmer. by u
considerable majority over 1. U. +. Charlton.
PennSgtvania.-In Pennsy wanna, Geo. Wolff
has no opponent for Governor, unless we
consider Joseph R,ner, the Ant, maSonic con.
d,date in that Ight. A. Ear as received. the
vote stands thus Wolfe 1913, K,luer 516
Name. -Enoch Lincoln, Governor OF Name,
died very suddenly ii, Aususls. la that STATE
% the sih inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22

Mr.. Comptroller Hal (Vhe has any feeling
must feel little mortified al the result of some
OF his reforming plans. One of his clerks, whom
hanndertook TO punish by removing from office,
was day or two aftef~ ards rewarded by be.
ing transferred to more agreeable company
IhSiis certainly a singular admlnistrati on and
deserves celebrity for two things.
st. Appointing mdu one day TO Office and
tarning himoet the next.
2d. Turning man ont OF Office one day and
putting him into another the next.
We are AT loss for term to designate this
latter manpuvre doubtless some expressive
word will be found.
One Of Mr.. HIS precious proteges in New
Hampshire has been put into Jail for rObbing IN
mail when will wonders cease
Columbian Gn5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
Selma (4AlaJama) Courier, I'm uit.
From The Alabama Mteli,gsncsr.

r., ~ VIZ -f'''""'I f7FEtItt tTCeT'
~ 'ata' rencontre took place last week ia
'."', "feene county, between John Erwin a
member OF the bar, aud John s. Ross in which
'ne latter lost his life. We have been inform
eu mat Mr. Erwin during the trial of cause
~ winch he was engaged, made some remarks
"Dou' Mr. Ross to which he excepted that ne
aeoos'ea Erwin on the subject. Il not receiving
q. satisfactory answer struck him with a. cane /;
'"a. Erwin drew hi'knife and gave him one or
more slabs OF which he died IN few mo-
ments.
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= AAScEs WRIGHT, the Lecturer, will shordy
fave, ease mat town for 81. Domingo, TO- carry to
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