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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10

Christian country there to fear that multtudes and
probably that most all those who habtuay profane
this glorious and fearful name without thought
that God is present to hear him.
In his proper character othe glorious and eternal Je
houah, oho hath prepared his throne in the heGues and
ohOse kingdom ruLeth all it is impossible to regard him
with serious with sober thought, and not be filled with
profound and reyerental simpossbe realize who
and what and where HE is and not be filled with fear and
trembling He called into being the heavens and the earh
uphOids them by the ord Of his po,Uer; rules them with
irresistible hand gives life and death whomsoever he pleas
present wherever are; looks with ntuve survey
the chambers of the sou records all thoughts,
words and Actions the book of his remembrance and will
bring them before eyes at the final day On his bounty
and forbearance live When he gives receve-when
he withhods, die His smile makes heaven his own hell
Those who fear and love- and him. he will bess those
who rebel against him he will destroy Who them unless lost
to and decency. will not ebIe at his presence and
lie low in the dust before him? DWIGHT.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10
FORGIVENESS.

Is there man who, if he to stand by the death
bed of his bitterest enemy, and behold him enduring
that conflict which human nature must suffer at the
last, would not be inclined stretch forth the hand of
friendship, to utter the voice of forgiveness, and to
wish for perfect reconciliation with him before he left
the world Who is there that when he beholds the re-
mains of his adversary deposited in the dust, feels not
in that moment, relentings at the remembrance
of those past animosities which mutually embiitercd
their life p" There lies the man with whom | con-
tended so long, silent and mute forever. He is fall
len ; and am about to follow him. How poor is the
advantage which now enjoy Where are the fruits
of all contests In short time we shall be laid
together; and no remembrance remain Of either of
US under the sun. How many mistakes may there
have been between us Had not he his virtues and
good qualities well as When we shall both ap-
pear before the judgment of God shall be found
innocent and free of blame, for all the enmty have
borne him ?'-My friends, let the anticipation of
such sentiments to the nveteracy of
prejudice, cool the heat of anger, to aay the fierce
ness of resentment. How unnatural is it for aneesi-
ties lasting possess the hearts of mortal men, that
nothing can extinguish them but the cold hand OF
death Is there not sufficient proportion of evils in
the short span of human life, that we seek to increase
their number, by rushing into unnecessary contests
with another? When few more have rolled over
heads friends and foes shall have retreated togeh
err; and their love and their hatred be equally buried
Let our few days, then, be spent in peace. While we
all journeying onward to DEATH let us rather bear
anothers burdens, than harass one another by the
way. Let us smooth and cheer the road as much az
we can, rather than fill the valley of our pilgrimage
with the hateful monuments Of our contention and
strife. Blair.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10
ON PRoFANENEsS.
--.-ees.--

In that light minded of the and titles of God
which appropriately called proneness the circumstances
are acknowledge, respects materially different 1t
seems wonderful indeed that, whenever the God is
mentioned any mind should be filled with ave. and affecting
ly realize the presence majestic Being The would
not pronounce the ncommuncabe of JEHOVAH EXCEPT
in peculiarly solemn act of religious worship Such Of
the Mahomedans read carefully lay aside any writ
ten printed paper because they know not may have
upon the of God But in this and in every other
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10
INFLUENCE OF DIET ON THE INTELLEC-
TUAL SYSTEM.
From the Boston Medical Intelligencer.

In answering this question; have only to deter
mine, what is the state of the body which we term
health. Perhaps the simplest definition that can be
given to health s that it consists in the condition of
the oa organs which is best adapted for the perform
ance Of their various functions; and in which these
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10
TRUE POLITENEsS.

Politeness is just medium between Formally and
rudeness it is in fact good nature regulated by quick
dscernment which proportions itselfto every situation
and every character it is restraint laid by reason
and beuevolence on every rregulariy of temper, of
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

Popular Prtachr.---The caowds
Assembled .ays NJ York paper. in aud D.
round the different eeth dis, churches TO hssr
the Rev Mr.. Mo0n preach are immense II -.
stated between i've aud six thousand have some
times collected
Hufdbii,ty Of TortnRe.-- New
bury port Herald, says-lhe mut.bili,y OF for.
tune is etrikipgls enempliffed IN the fact. that
a citizen laieiy died IN the metropolis. whose
estate was priscd At 500 900, VINO hi,y years
ago. carried mortar bod ~ the building oil the
hrck house at the corner Of Union aud Green.
streets.
dufo5iograIhy.---A London paper
says. That Sir Walter Scott is engaged in wri.
ting his owu life. aud thu, one hundred pages oil
the work arc already IL type.
The Liverpool Courier snys II is not true
that SIR Walter IS writing his own life. lie is
however engaged upon new edition ri his
novels. which ~ III hr uraished with many IN
'cres'ing notes aud facts relative TO the au,ho,.
ship &c.
QuddrdtUre Of The cmoic discorercd.
This lheorem, which hns baflled the efforts
OF aihemaiicians from time i'm ncs,risi.
has lately been discovered by Mr.. Cieanihes
Felt, classical aud mathemalica teacher. OF
q
MS the frs problem OF Euc,iu When the lin.
gram is presented 10 the eye. NIL former dill.
cultics srrm 10 vanish: and the Decentralization
WHICH ID very simple leaves not the least doub,
on my mind. This discovery will make ne"
era IN mathrmafls =. aud will prove no loss USE
inl TO mnnk,nd. than ,he most Important dis
covery that has been maae,
Mem Thermometer. IA horizontal
thermometer has been invented at PARIS. Of
which report speaks highly. A letter from NJ.
de Humboldt. characteristics II as an admirable
Instrument
Female POlygamist.--A late Eng
iish PRINT gives an accouut OHM elRminat 10 n
before the police, Of u lady with names multia
'ious, charged with hevng counted aud MARI.
eli no less than q husbands thin about NJ ma
Dy months. Alter Two of the simple swnlns
had given their evidence, and confessed them.
selves dupes. the court ndiudged that further
evidence might he dispensed with and the lsir
deceivei WIS then committed for trial
Eldest SOn.--A part Of Doctor Pa
ley Argument for giving an estate 10 the eid
est son Is curiUns, lie SAYS, II II was equally
dis"ibnied among many sons, II NO nd make
them all Idle, but in the other why, it only
makes one SO.
ProphecicS.--P DOR Humphreys Pro-
phecics. TOR 1929, with H,e'oglyphics. by Wm
Hone is in HE press AT Boston. II has this
motto i:
All who are wisr, oil who are Otherwise.
All Who ate never VIE. all who are weatharriae,
Over or other or never or wrathorwise,
All should read Humphrey, and DO together v .se,
Imperial econonlP.---Tho Emperor
OF Russia /, remarked lor living IN a very IN
ie4tions manner. Ills family expenses nre
only about 4'D pounds per wsek nenrly Sis,.
100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

The Season. AT Length, we have been sii'd
ith GBe Spring weather; and we may expect
bursting mo lie and beauty. Henete at one
time seriously concerned les, our Lythrsomc
May day Queens could procure no roses ami
iusniiile to weave their short.liyea coroaal. bat
all apprehension is at on end. Their paiestrs
and the maids Of honor may commence their
preparations for the Ese.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

'neh 'etasa;'ne -.he ihctra.es tho were lit..s
made 10 sanction. They should not com,, min
4 the same measure he melted o,i IN them
ihat ,hPy mc,ed nut Ia others '--lf,ooah we
hope and are sure twill mn br. ", hold our.
selves bound to csiol to the .tles lhe vsry first
document which shoil proceed nom ,ha Pres
iden', by which We may gather hi,renl opinion
as TO thr constitutional powers ofth general
government. aud with regard to The pole, oil IA
Tariff for the protection of Americana Manufae.
tures. We viii even be satisfied with his lnau.
gural Speech, il any man who profess ) to have
d,certdia,d from it what those opinions are
will takehis " corporal ouih' Ihsl tits as he ,ass
which could readily be done ifihc,e were
no eqnivoea,ion abont il. We hone tn. " first
message will rnsolre NIL douhls-end il il do,
the Presided, viii be blown sky higgins Mr..
Adams was by his.
AZ The Nashville Republican, as in duty
bound, expresses much eratlGcaiiau at the ar
rangement of the Presidents Cahine, aud is
particularly pleased with the appointment Of
Maj Eaton, though We have been informed hy
'wo Intelligent gentlemen recently from Nash.
vile, that il wasPayticnldrtq obnoxious ins eve.
~ pau of Tennessee which ,l,.y visited II
speaks in high terms, especially. ofthe Majors
morals, az fit knew there was a AnIe pInce
which needed a plaster.-We have once or
Al
made to the Mai or pecatliIlos. Bur we did not
feel ourselves warranted in telling what little
we had learnt respecting lhcm-par,cularly
the last freak--hi' marriage. The following
paragraph. from the ". j. Herald. though no,
very explicit. may give tim reader some idea
of What NC alluded TO =; and show what, in the
estimation oi,he Nashville Republican, is NOR
al character. We ARE afraid the Editor has
been taught in bad school.
From The y. l. Herald.
Among the most important items OF Wash
ing on chit chat, which has reached us verbally
aud in Letters. Is the rrputed fact, that Pres.
lent Jackson : resolution 10 Iuake Gen. IatoD
Secretary AT war, aud introduce him aud his
lady lnto his palace a part oil his tanItlv
was the result Of freak The lady Of une
high III the Presidents confidence, whose life
rs sand IN have hcen far ION pure, took the
liberty 10 SEMI her card to come al the 80
iad"S IN the CIiy,a us wen tho friends OF III.
Pfc.,dpnt AS those opposed the cards were
iadi ,nanily reIurneG or tteated with silent
coJtamps. Tits supposed that the President,
rmosi' Discreet friends, obsilnaeIy ua,n,sn
tn propr,ely ~ the course adopted by their
wives aud dang hters, and ave resolved thut the
standard oi TENTH society in Washington shall
not he deba,ed BY placing al ,he head o. II,
nominalls, one who his sa,dvcry euly iorsnok
the gnide Of brr youth, Tint disas reemen,
nave arisen out OF hi. cau,e We have no proof
beyond rmaour. bntihe cas- referred 10 doris
in ia1t e,i,,, we know, aud in defence OF The
national character and nj American society.
an1 those who purify and brighten il, we may
hereafter he called upur 10 speak morc ,.mphat-
Galy nnd boldly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

" Tor III. county oG Bedford, ontiuusd shd held n
the courhonse thcrsof the 9th day Of Match, 1872
aaml Mhehsll, PHI aYhinst isaGc Wade, jr. lerema
Nads and ArcA'd Wade, xoeutpfsof Isanc Wade, 81.
dec
~ cHAN0RRY.
The defendani iydac wadeJr. not having entered By,
hppasfaneo and gwen security according To TIN act 6f
Aacmby and Tho rules oil this court, and u appearing
by satisfactory evidence ,hal iB IL nofsu nhaltant Ct
this country, N. motion ofths Plaintiff ny Conn
eli; II E 0ldrscd that the said defendant do ap.
pear here III. fourth Monday of May next and an
s~er tho bill Of the compDi and Tint copy Of this OF
der be forthwith Inserted IN newspaper printed IN
The town Of yncburg for months suecessiveiy and
pnscd the front donr 81 the courthouse h, the said
county eDpy--Tesls, 4. A. WiNGIEI.D. y. c.
Apr 20 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

Csuniy for n'any yeaFs. shith osfse hs has ii.
led With - i.'rrh ais ,iiy, cod Vantage %
his fellow ehx - ssnny IN u Hsing o. dad.
tie, too, stands neK, 10, and mist saccred the
pfeseni hiFh sherG. which y the only resand
he could get for n service, (sad a faithful enc
too, } .of n score and ten and an half yesrs.
BE gives up oil ths, and says, let Us reform,
alter AID have a nav constitution Friends 20
,ontention, let " act in union vote for no
man. who was unfss orable 20 ~. and be le.e
me 'hs, Capt, Dixon "n, run bitter than any
other man Ia the county. =
a fifisen Of Concord, yedling
The seniimtni, 81. this sssfion Of Mt
county.
Al a meeting Of the cit zsns Of the COUNTY Of
Bote,ouri. held ut Salem, 1T their precinct cleo
ton al ,hn,.piarr, on Monds, the i3h April,
1879, Charles Johnsi n wss appointed Chair.
man, aud MADISON Piiknr, Secretary Whrn the
following proceeding in regard 10 iue Com
ven'ion, were adopted Whrfest, at u meeting
Of the citizen, 81 said county, held AT their sus
prtior Court az F.acastie, on Monday LAST, the
9TH inst. Gen. James Br eekenr,dss was nomi-
mated a. fl 'cgson 20 represeni, In part, This
district. as q mrmber ofihc ConyeDJion 10 he
held IN Richmond IN October nesl--and where
a.. this meeting highly approves OF the said no.
min atinn--ih efsre, be Il
Rtsoired, thst we will support the said Bfeek >
enridge at Tho election. which - TO he held tor
membcfs of,hr said Conyenl,o n In May next
apd DO hereby earnestly recommend himto The
either coun1ies of lhe district, ns "a persoh emi.
nantly qualified to discharge the high duilus
appei'nning TO ,tbat sppoin, meni.
Resoired Ihahr following gentlemen be
appo'aie correspoudng co,pmiiiee for the
purrnse of corresponding ith other parts Of the
distrcf, md ef promoting by all fair and ,iono.
rnble Jneans, 'he clasto oi ,L. said BrGcken.
ridge viz: Col Elijah Mcckuaban, Col. Jas.
MeClanahnu, VINO IBowyer..Na Laugho,ne,
Naihapiel Burweil, Thomas n Dun, etorse.
I. Taylor. DR., John Johnston, David Shmnks,
Henry Snyder. John Slower, Dr.. James G. Ma
olson, Edward Johnston. DIR. James L 10, all :,
Charles Oliver. DIR. Thoma. Condo, William.
Lcw's. VIM Rowland. DR., Saml. e. Da~son {.
Herry Shaver.
Resolved, That the proceedings ofthis.mee:~
Ing be signed Wy the Chairmun and Sccfctary,
and irnas,,f,ed 'e,hc kdi,ors Of the Fiaeaste
Mirror, Lewisburg Palladium, Lynohburg vir.
ginian, Richmond Enqurer mud consii,uitonni
Wing, with u respectful reque.t TIM, they pub
fish the salnein' their respective pspers
CHAS. JOHNSTON, Chm.
MADISON P1TZAn, sccy.
4
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Sonnding ofthe Pid r0.J

II wa said, during the lat .,esi tial can
Fi'', by The opp 'ntS Of G.n l,c!,,oD, thai.
even should he succeed "a fcl hn, ,hc P,esi-
drntia! Charlie would hy elected b, fra ,ment,
OF parties, composed of such di.cor1ani and Oh.
posing sentiments aud views. Ina, il would be
impossible 10 retain the support OF oil, longer
Khan he M ght have il IN his power TO couc al
his own oii"lons The prediction is beginning
10 b" We .isei, even sooner than had bprn unit.
olpa'ed, The sunnoning ofihe clans WAS no,
expected 10 take place until his" jssa message"
should give some clue to the int ended pOlicy cf
Ms admns,raIion--mhcn il was very naturally
Supposed tina, he would he deserted by the
friends Of the Tariff aud Internal improvement
IN PENNSYLVANIA, Ne. York, &c. or by the up
ponehts OF those measures in South CarYhn
Virginia. Georgia, &c But his oppoialmeaig
save furnished ample food for discouten', Even
among his friends and many of then, already
mnter their disappointment Ia curses, " deep
mot loud Among the rest who have shown
symptoms Of discomfort, Ia our old friend, Snip
on, of the Philadelphia Mercury, who gives
ven, to his spleen in the suh'oin-d. paragraph.
We never conceived that the Mercury possess.
en much influence, nliboagh edited with consid.
cradle ability in consequence Of the headlons
violence oil its course--yet, as an original sup.
porter OF Gen. Jackson, and as the prOisgc OF
t'aton, ms opinions nre certainly entitled To
hs much eeghtas those Of DufT-bst the sta. of
me iatteris in it, ZENITH aud al! aspiran,s nusi
worship ii. Stephen says:
We understand from suiFicicn, authority.
,nal GEORGE NJ. DALLAS has been appointed
:HSr,d dHorney by General .tucksos This
giving rather too strons hue of ar1yiorrGey
aau jdn'ty pride, 10 his appointments, and in.
N'ca'es an Influence him of too unnixed
p" e"aracter of negative prescription, against
nose who have uniformly supported General
JACKSON
~ tennessee paper complains that the
"'"'s which we're opposed to Gen. Jackson's |
''ee''on viii not prass any thing which he does,
'or even extoi the classic effus ions of his pen
. " were true, surely the Jacksonians are the
,d'' men IN the world who ought to complain
WI what measure of Mr.. Adams did atey ever
approve what production of his pen did then
wv Always disiort from IFS true meaning by
'e''ch'g sentences from lhen context, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20
1ocALoilllL MENNis. Esq

SlR-Yon are NO, nnapprzed TINT you were
nominated by n pariial flelrgniion ofihe conn-
ties composing this Senatorial district, TO repre-
sent il in thc Conventipn which - 10 assemble
in Richmond IN Ori. nest. Aware that that
de eention was composed Of sincere friends OF
reform, and particularly OF the extension of The
r,gM Of afrage. | could not. sir, conceal my
surprizs thai they hal placed you on their ticl,-
Fl. That SURPRISE will continue 10 exist. unless
II shall appear tina, The delegates were favored
with detail Of your opinions which has been
withheld from the public. confess, sir. ii yon
be- orthodox, that there are few Inrn in the dis.
trct whom SHOULD rather see take sral In
the Convention hut il i.,my right, before the
vote is taken, 10 ask. aud your duty, 10 all the
riizcnS OF The dis'rcf, to-suswer such questions
ns will satisfy as on this subject. ~.
Are ynu IN favor of the extension Of the RICH,
Of suffrage I Aud, IL so, how FAR are YOU willing
10. go7
Mere Jon not rioienfiy opposed 10 il, when
kere msmber ofthe last Siauntnn Con-
vsfFfSu Aud ESQ, wha, has wrough, change
in your opinion ==.
These queries are addressed to ysu In no
unfriendly spirit. But you Bre candidate for
one of the most important Offices ip the world
you ARE TO assist. If elected, in the forma ion
Of an instrument, TO the protection O! which the
rights and privileges of unborn generations is
to be couiided And Il therefore ask you, as
a man who would not have an Office nj the ex-
pense OF plain dealing, to satisfy the people OF
the district touching the subject to which have
adverted. CATO.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
nOpSE OF DELE.s. rES.

nOtSb OF DELES lbs.
William Cssileman.. il. James a.
Mason.
OHIO Samuel Fiizhugh, JOIN +. Parrisu.
CTee1lriltt--Jamss Illar, Timothy Ihorp.
horkiAg Joseph Cline, Vim. Mcmahon
cdrof'nt-Coi. Richard Blu kner, Col. Ar.
chihald samuel.
T., Birioul.
Jame, city--Dr Robert 7 Richardson. Res.
cne Cole
Louisa-Ps,er NJ. Daniel, Chas Y. KIM.
bruugh.
WEBB.
Neir h.A.-Robsu Christian, Meredith Till.
Hard
Sil0ord-Messrs Cook aud Moncnrc.
baririck.-Chrsiopher CURTIS, Humphrey
ilarwood.
Prince GsorgC-F. L. Rives. ". Shands.
STATE SENATE
Naastmond-William c. Holt 300, John \.
Chandler III
Slqgofd-Nesls io3. Chinn 81.
CONGRESS-.
Campbell districi--Col Thomas Davenport
VIII OF con Sc b. reelected, both of his oppo.
mems having Withdrawn from the contest, Alr
Nuchet before the CONNIE nc cement nf the cleo.
ton aud MI. Tucker since.
lrederlek Allen (prssent mHnbsr) al, S.
kerchcval 474. Shenandoah is the only other
county belonging To the district. ani viii give
Mr. .i'lrn ma ofity Of from 500 10 1000
.idSgsid djdrict-No opposition TO Zen VIM.
McCoy.
Ohio eomy-philip s. Doddridge AL, Jo.
seph Jahnsou los. Result doubtful.
Montgomery disirici-lhe majority of Cralg
over Alaler in the three conuuts nj Monteome.
ry. Boie,our. and Roekbrdgc. is 22-Glles an
A'l"shane are the other two coun,ies belong my
To the datrIci-the first uf which it j. sand
will give considerable maj "rit, for C,mg.
and the ia,t a comparatively sail majority ior
Miller If SO, Of course c. will br ted.
Caroline disirici--John Roane--no uppo.,.
uM.
JaHe' Ciiy.-l,chard1 Coke jr. ll2, Butwell
Ba@et 90. In Unruiek, Coke 81, B~sseu 81.
N9ostmoHd--George Loyal ooi, Thomas
Newton 10.
StgDOrd--laliafer i2j n wton 60
900
appointment ~ Me President.
Henry Lie, of Virginia, Consul General of
the L. ;. ri Ayers.
Dnbneg s. Carr, 10 he Naval Officer for the
Port OF Baltimore
We congratulate the country on the discIin,-
nation aud kuouieige Of character evinced by
Gen. Jackson, in sending Ma Lee among the
Turks. Its the most Notable Instance of ~
gacitJ he has yet shown.]
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20
COUNTERPART MOTIFS.

The Compiler cautions the public agins,
receiving spurious So, $40 and $50 his OF tue
Bank Of Virginia. payable at Petersburg.
Lynchburg and fredericksburg " Ihe eugla
wing anal signatures are sey executed, but tie
paper is more indifferent and Ola winter cas-,
than the genuine notes. Over the letter X. IN
the word Bank, III the genuine $40 bills there is
n small flourish which does not appear IN the
cnunterfciis. The circle enclosing the figures
10 on the left end Of the $40 counterfeit bills
is much more uneven and ragged in ns appear
ance than tina, ia the genuine notes a NUN
Der OF these notes are in circulation ia Rich
mond.
The fays',vi!Ie IN. c. Observer also eau
iions the public against counterfeit sos upon
the Savannah branch OF the Z. S. Bank-and
npon no,e, Of the Norfolk branch of the same
Bank, altered from $40 to S320---lbc altered
notcs are signed b. Geo Ec4toa, rrrs'i aud
,h, l.. Roberts. Ca'hr. No genuine $50 notes
have the above signatures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

Mpqut,ade EaRJ.--W- are eiad 10 perceive
that the Legislature of New York hns prohlbl
tod thes" denoIalizing exhibitions, under
penalty ofSlOoV. Al thai we afraid of is
that the penalty IS too small a. Maj. Noah
SEEM: II cxuli, thai under such provisions,
maunerades will pol be prevented, because
they can pay lhe fine AMI have something o
YER" 1t will At least lessen the number, and
that 10 something gained and, as 'he LeeIsla'
,ure has been exulingly told " we can pay the
penalty we hope they will inpote II still ga
yier one at tire ir next seS.on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

To the Ere.holdsrs Of the Senatorial Ditriei,
eompo,ed ofths counties Of bedford, Campbell
and Buckingham
Permit me 10 recommend 10 you Captain
THOMAS DIXON, of Campbell. as q suitable
person 10 represent Us in Convention hehsone
Of the first and warmest friends ofreform a
genuine republican Of the Old School, without
~ sort OF niloy, has beeta 1sstics OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

NJ We are authorized to announce Genera
JOHN BILLIARD as candidate TO represent
in Convention the district composed of the
counties of Henry Nnsyisssis, Pariek aud
Erankfi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-20

Or We seize the occasion Of n dearth ia
politics ard news to commence the publication
of the Laws passed at the last session Of Con.
gress BY authority /" no longer an evi.
dence OF corruption and bye.word of re-
prosch-at least We presume so, as we have
HI ard nothing OF II since !Iackson's election.